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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-26

HOR SALE-A DOUBLE TWO
Il story Frame Dwelling House aud Lot tstwet
Gresu7ood and Shirley slre-ts. The hcu-e L = good
repaiT Knot. Re Of II. ", LUETkBMEfER, 30. 80
S1nzrior = Oci7;I74
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-26

T1lR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
IL Forest street. House Large and oonnlodiousi Let
N fset Nv Sa with an abundance Of fine sirUbber5s
1d GOOD fruit caicc grapes, and good barn. Terms
e1Sy Rnauire Of D. V GAGE, Esq l63 SuIeTl9r st.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all distractions
has been hailed with pleasure and profit for t0eay-
fye years, In sl parts Of the civilized world Its
author Is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN,
whom everybody knows, and In whom sVefybody
places confidence and respect Ii is No Hs-fuEglsd
a--n-ne-.e-l- hnt Z ST a EnARn ELMEnY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-10-07

TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-jOO, 900
l. lie Of the apove wanted, for which the highest
cssh psiee VIII bs pad BY Y. CRAskE, lsl William
stlesI, WV
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
SEWING MACHINES.

CEW lNG MACitlNLS.-ALLl FIRST CLASS
~ nHci.rIa iut t.ic anJ to . at. SlichIuer cheap
ior r'l'h pat payment. Machines bought, \
cham 90 aud icpli,d r.. So BioiiVl, Oor. vi NortL
81. l-1V'p IS, w stare over box etol'. 3vG
IL SlNGEE'S SIWl&G MACHINES FOR
~ Sail, 80. 4. h,.Ily neg, only nun short time.
- rroriec. o,dor. pu'o f5o. AprJ al j. L. q ). u.
W. :, ~ Cha. ,isu Il. IA
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EXCURSIONS,

Tor NEWBuRGH, POUGHKE EPSlE
-koundCut, kinys.on-The MARY 70 WELL
lc.ves lot Jay 81 every afternoon At \ o'clock. rs
HUDSON RIVER K. R-FOR ALBANY
sAa i, A. y. aud 4 q and iQ.tQ 7, ~ saa w SUM
aAys s. l.sz +. ", uoR eVSh % Nv
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TO BOILER MAkEiS, IRON WORKERS.
= NlrA4ui-U ,ui ~. iue,.t. The Indut,u,uf. uo.
sae 81 70 Tie above mechanic. ~ pYii rate to M.
ftcihc Cost Il greater Lh 1t has blcl i0t tie pnst
tcu ears There Is II, Viy and iuc.e.ei dem ,ld
or ia. s,gyi e. o more mechanic than can nov b.
J. I'D We ptit In sod cOiu, Il ituu tour do lars g.
A. 4oulis and my c,u'r dagt aur the .aicI.,-
- hsirf ave not cis,. than IA the alliance tutes
COffEf & ki~U y, Hli'.r Maker, san Franc no.
California. MAJ Iilt i-tt a.
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WANTED . BDNS-ONE RESIDING II
w bfpoflvn INQUIRE NJ IittDH t.I.l 4. JAk-
VANS, totnless, ~ fulton s'' Nes iolG. ~
NNASIED a PROTESTANT MAN AND
w vie, SltOut i.LulIl o1,lce, Tho man w pT,.a-
tcl fl1ucr 10 'lrlene4, the ~u.a to taAe 81 ~
81 tue GiTy, 90. Apps al tle FIOes tant once, 70
ioLtth ave, aca4 l.th A.. II
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WANTED.

a NUMBER OF COOKS. WATERS.
hoas, AID w stair. siri. vented for sood .tus.
scus At WELPLl'S once, whitehall = oty,S y
Gc Wehinrt0n Hotel. Removed from Broad r.y
rush tor male and female he p lately landed S2s
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a YOUNG GIRL WANTS \ SITUATION
" chenltennaid or child's nurse In rospectahIe
sniiy. Cali at 70 Washington at. Good reie euee
'ven. T.
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SA1atSa. LshNha.



Interest allowed nj tne nate " Per cont o. all
SUN AIDE. thc-CtO, DLcA daily nom ~ " N,
ana OF MUudny, Ihut-lH, AMI -atui.lz aiirru0O4s
nom 90 Z. 81, y. B.-dUGyy a. .o.. IN bond AID
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M ANTED-A BOY IN A FIRST CLASS
w B.lliad Saloon. one who Jude - auds ITO ca o
Of tables. Apply immediately at the MASON
pOREE, corueg u DiSlsion ave. and ClJ meF stree.
W .Ilsiu4buIz. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-09
o r RICl A l..
QUARTRRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON CITY, Dec. 3, 1854.


GENERAL ORDERS, No. SIS.
l. The Government has received ihtor % alton
that numbers OF refugees, lately within
the limits of the British Provinces on our
northern border, have removed with the inten-
ton of obtaining employment at the depots OF
military stores, for the purpose Of incendiarism.
The plots by which, some months SINCE m any
steamboats, on the western rivers were mr. ed and
destroyed by rebel agents, have now been ex-
tended. with the intent to attempt the destruc-
ton by fire OF military stores, shipping, manu-
factories, and public and private property,
at various points throughout the loyal States,
2. The strictest vigilance and greatest care
In guarding against incen darism are enloined
upon all officers in charge OF property OF the
department.
3. Officers OF the q uartermasters Department
will employ at depots where valuable stores
are keptno persons who have at any time within
the last six month been living In Canada, as
refugees from the disIoya al States as fugitives
from the draft.
D. All officers of this depal tment will REQ uire
from those whom they may employ at depets
in positions which could facilitate access to
stores or storehouses satisfactory evidence not
only OF loyalty, but Of residence within the
loyal States, in addition to the usual oath of
allegiance.
5. All posts within or near the field Of active
operations, refugees coming from the rebel ter.
ritory, upon presenting satisfactory evidence
OF loyalty, will be employed, it needed, bat
great caution must be exercised in employing
such persons M. O. MsIGs,
Quartermaster General,
Brevet Major General.
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NEW YORK HOTEL, CORNER 9TH AND r
STREETS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF STEAM ESGISERpIyc

Sealed Proposals will be receiv ed at this Bnpeap
until meridian January 10, 1865, for the Iron de-
scrbed IN the following classes. Each bid must be
made for an entire class, and the price tn bs =
round sum for the class delivered at the
Navy Yards No payment will be made until the
whole is delivered; delivery to commence n tweive
days after notification of acce ptance of bid 70
csed cont,nu ally and the whole to be delivered in
The contract will be awarded tn the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, the right being reserved of
rejecting the lowest bid if it be deemed exorbi
tant.
The usual guarantees will be required and the
contract will be dated the day the notice of &c.
ceptapce is given.
Printed schedules and instructions can be OBJ
tanned by application to the Bureau s-1
Proposals must be directed to the Chief of the
Bureau of steam En- ering, and endorsed Pro-
possls for Iron'' that they may be distin euishad
from other business letters.
The following are the classes required at tn. re-
spcatiye Navy Yards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-09

OPERA-Groyer'st theatre was crowded again
last night. on the occasion OF the performance
OF The Jepess, by the German troupe.
The superb Himmer, capital as an actor as
well as vocalist, made the most OF part not
well suited TO him.
Hermans IS always good, but had no special
opportunity last night TO display best capabili-
ties as he will this have afternoon and evening
Hngnenots.
Hableman was deliciously good, and Johann
sen sang and acted in style showing the high
est cultivation.
This afternoon Der Freischutz, and to. might
(closing performance,) The Hueuenots
Thanks to Manager Grover for so much, and
hopirg that W. may soon have the opportunity
to thank him again in the same connection
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ID. YOUTH TO FHE AGSDi
BIOkHENE,
LIFE REJUVBNATOR

This preparation is une qualed as r uvensts-
and storer OF wasted or inert functions.
The as ed Should be certain to make the 3iOsrerO
hOusehsld god, inasmuch as IL will renGlr them
youthful in feeling and in strengt b, ant ENABLE
them to live over aPain the DAYS of their pristine
is really invalu able especially to thoss
who have been reduced to con5 tion of ssryllity.
self abuse, misfortune, or ordinary SICKNESS. No
matter what the cause of potency Of any human
organ, this superb preparation = Ill remove the
effect at Cnce and forever.
BIOkRENE
CURES IMPOTKNcY. GENERAL DEBIL.TY. NERVOUS
INCAPA"ITY. DYSPEPSIA. DEPREsSIOH, Loss OF AP.
FETITE. Low SPIRITs, WEAKNESS OF TIE ORGANS OF
GENERATION, lMBECILITY, MENTAL lSDoLFsCH,
EMAoIATIoN. ENNUI. 1T HAS A MoSr DELIGHrFuL,
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THR NRR-
ted by disabilities earnestly advised to
seek cure in this most excellent anu une9uailed
PREPARATION 80
Prisons who. by imprudenee. have lost their
NATURAL VlGOR, will lind speedy anu perms-
BIOKRENE.
The FEEBLE. the LANGUlD, the DESPAIR.
ING. the OLD should give this val usble diScove.y
a trial; it will be found totally different from all
other Articles for the same purposes.
TO FEMALES.-This preparation Is lnVslqahle
in nervous weskn esses Of all kinds. it will re-
store the wasted streng III with wonderful perms-
hence.
It's also q grand tonic. and viii give relief in
Dyspepsia with the first dose brief persistenoe
in its use will renovats the stomach to degree OF
perfect he alth, and Danish D. spepsia forever
One dollar per bottle, six bottles for IS. BOLD
BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
Sent ny express anywhere. by addressing
HUTCHINGs 4 HILLYER. ProPrietors;
Sold by s.. @. FORD. corner 18th street and
Pennsy lyania Av. dec eoly II
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PERsoNAL.-The Washington Musical World,
a spirited little publication, issued by our
neighbor Metzerott, states that Senator Con.
ness, Of California, is by profession a piano
maker, and that the editor Of that paper anu Mr..
CONFESS were at one time engaged at the sarae
factory, that OF Raven g. Bacon, of New York,
Conness then gave marks Of future eminsnce
Inc World says that Brignoli the here so
Iayo1ite tenor, has met with complete fiasco
at Madrid. He will not now appear in paris
but return to America
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THE PARoLED PRISONERS AT ANNAPOLIS

THE PAROLED PRISONERS AT ANNAPOLIS
Up to the present time 5000 of the prisoners
paroled at Savannah have arrived at Annap-
oils. all of whom have been mustered and are
now receiving pay from the paymasters sent
there for the purpose. Owing to the non ar
rival at Annapolis since Monday last Of any
boats with prisoners from Savannah, 1t is be-
ieved by the officers engaged In mastering the
men that Shermans movements have inter-
fered with the exchange.
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Affairs in Georsetouu


10y AND GRAIN MARKET-The boat Eli
Ieh, rom Sharpsourg, arrived this morning,
% Win nonr and ofa!, consigned to @. Waters.
Inc market for flour and grain remains about
as yesterday, without chan e Of prices. and mo-
transactions OF Importance
TIE BoATs-The boatmen upon the canal,
generally close observers of the yyes thar IRA
talking OF laying up for the winter Ills very,
probable that SEINE of those last c,earad vii,
not return again this season, for fear Of ica
MAKING, and preventing their departure for
their homes west.
A SCHOONER CAPTURED BY THE RRpEra
A letter TO the custom house At Georeetown
dated so uantico, Somerset county, Nd Dac
8, 1s6i," notifies the office that the schr SamJ
b. Grice was captured on "Wednesday night,
Nov. 80, in the Potomac, near Ragged Point
Ind robbed her Of her money and portion of
her sails and rigging. The robbers threatened
to beach and burn her, hut consented 10 let her
pass for about $500 In money, and taking a
colored boy formerly belonging to the captain.
The letter Is from B. w. Trewett, who has a
vessel named the Advocate at Washir gtor
and be asked the custom house officer to warn
his captain not to run the river at night, for
fear OF being captured.
1NCENDIARY ATTEMPT.-About OK O'Clock
last night an attempt was made u burn the
extensive lumber heaps ia the yard Of F. Pick
rell & Co, Weter street Fortunately the fra
was discovered before It had a. lie any consid-
cradle damage, and was exiting uished by the
citizens in the neighborhoci
CANAL.-Arrived-Bo !. A. Alexander,
John OBrian, James Noble, with 322 Il tons
coal to American Co: M. &. Dick, Mollie Reed,
Little Bob, leila and Minns, aiO.l3 tons to Cen
trail Co: Bette, Clipper, 2es.7 tons to Hieston
& Co. Potomac. V McCulIoh, r. Il. Lynn,
800 10 tons to New Hope Co; Chesapeake, J.
W Seaman, G.. w. Spates, 1852 tons to Borden
90. J S. Marke, 11i.7 tons to Carlisle & Really;
O. II. Merrell, wood to market; Ellen, II our aud
ofal to George Waters. Departed-Boat John
O'Brien, coal to Knox Vile, and eighteen boats
light.
PORT OF GEoRGBTowN.-CIeared r.
l.. Forsyth, East, Accomac; Monterey, MAJ
zelI, Philadelphia: J. Bradley. Pickering, VII
Brown, Jersey City; Sarah, PouIson, Bsin.
more; J. O. Calhoun, Gohiggan, co.; r. Frank
lin, Phillips, Havre. de. Grace; Joanna, Bar
rett, Philadelphia; sloop Ontario, Baker, Pts
Getaway; boat T. L. Carroll, Clark, 9lvmont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-09

Var Department, Prorost Marshal Gems Office,
Washington, d. C., December S, 1864. I
CIRCULAR No. A.
Reliable information has been received that
a large number of evil. disposed persons, con-
sisting OF rebel sympathizers, secessionists,
marauders. and other outlaws, who have COL
lected In Canada with a view to enter the com.
mercial cities OF the North. and particularly
those on the Canadian frontier, with the osten-
sible purpose of seeking employment but who
are, in reality, intent upon the destruction of
life and property, will shortly arrive in the
United States.
All officers OF this Bureau are instructed to
place all persons suspected to be OF this class
under strict surveillance, and to arrest such
as evidently belong to it.
Provost Marshals will confer with the mu i.
nicipal authorities with q view to preventing
the mischief conremp plated, and will aid the
civil authorities In discovering these persons
and causing their arrest
JAMES B. Fry,
Provost Marshal General
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4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
FROM THE FRONT

AChVNy Along the Lines Before Peters,
burg-Sharp Firing at Dutc Gap-R ebeIs
Anticipating Battle Before Ri HIM ond-
Richmond Papers have no News from
Georgia or Tennessee.
Correspondence of the Associated Preszl
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THB POTOMAC,
Dec. :, p. m.-This has been rather a calm day
along the lines In front of Petersburg Some
little picket firing was INDUCED on the right of
the lines, but the artillery on both sides was
very quiet.
Considerable activity prevailed in the lines
north of the James river to-day, but the rain
storm, which setin early this morning, seemed
TO have put stop to whatever changes, If any,
were Intended.
Firing was kept up at Dutch Gap all day, as
usual, but not with such persistency as yes
terday.
Richmond papers of to-day contain no news
from either Georgia or Tennessee. They seem
to have anticipated a battle in front of Rich.
mond the past two or three days, and have
evidently been preparing to resist our ad-
vance.
DECEMBER 3, A. Mall quiet this morning.
w ID. MO4REGOR
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CAPTURE or THE CONFEDERATE STEAMER
ARMSTRONG;

The Navy department has received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
NORFOLK, Dec. Sion. Gideon Welles, Secrc-
tdry of the Nary. / have the honor to report
the capture and arrival OF the Confederate
steamer Armstrong, of $50 tons measurement
q beautiful vessel very fast, and new. She
was captured by the Cuvler and Gettysburg,
on the 4th Of December. She had cargo OF 40
bales of cotton, the largest part OF which was
thrown overheard In the chase.
ID PORTER, Rear Admiral.
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CEN HANCocK,s CORPS.

The enlistments In the new first corps, which
Is TO be under the command of Major General
Hancock, are being made in fair numbers, but
ludging from the letters being received every
day when the veterans are fully informed,
there Will be rush. AT Col. Johnson's office,
SOLDIERS Rest the officers are kept busy in
answering questions, and 1t Is thought in q
few days large number of the men now re-
ceiviDg information will enlist in the corps
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM NASHVILLE.
The Reported Disasters on the Cumberland
River Wholly Tntruo

ST LOUIS, Dec. 9.-The Democrats Paducah
special dispatch, of the eth instant, says:-All
the stories about disasters on the Cumberland
river are wholly untrue. The river is clear
and unObstructed to Clarksyille, to which
point transports run without convoy. From
GAINESVILLE to Nashville they are conveyed by
gunSoats. There are several batteries bet Heen
these two places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-09

over seven thousand acres of land have
been leased in Perry county. Ind, by a wealthy
Louisville company, for the purpose OF ope-
rating in the oil business.
liza Joseph A. Sanburn, of Indianapolis,
recently died in consequence OF taking drink
OF his feot ointment in mistake for his bitters.
"The draft in the 18th district of Baltimore
county. Mary land, took place yesterday; def-
cheney IS
UTThe Port Of Norfolk, Va, was formally
reopened on Tuesday last
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DISTINCTION OLA BLOCKADE RuNNER.

Rear Admiral ID. II. Porter, writing to the
Navy Department from on board his flagship
Malvern, off Norfolk, Va, under date Of De.
cember :, reports thai on the morning OF the Sd
instant the u s. steamer Emma drove large
two emoke- stack steamer on shore off the en-
iInnce to Cape Fear River. The blockade
runner was afterwards destroyed by the guns
OF portion OF the fleet at that point
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Lake Erie Pirates.

TORONTO, Dec. Sin the case to-day the
rebel Burleigh applied for mon tbs postpone
ment to obtain evidence from Richmond A
discussion viii be given Tomorrow
On her arrival at Coilingwood, the Steamer
Georgia was searched. but no hing contra baud
was found.
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BOARDING..

ROARD-A large pleasant well furnished ROOM
- on the first hoor, with BOARD for two persons,
-" Per month Ala 9th street, corner Of street,
north of the Patent Once 9-2t+
BOARD FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE PER
- sons, southwest corner 2lst and ii ats One
Roc IN for three, $50. Two Par lors to rent at 373
Pa av Meals furnished. at 50 cent? each, in rooms
St.
GENERAL PERSONS GAN BE ACCOMMO-
~ dated with ROOMS and BOARD, at No. 1872 G.
street, between 2nth and 2lst, at moderate rates
Also. several Table Boariers car be a,commo-
dated. at S25 per month. dec 56t-
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The New Vessel of the Pirate Semmes
Wrecked off Madeira-Advance in the
ConfederateLoan-Th London Times on
the Reelection OF President Lincoln.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The steamships Hansa
and Southampton, from Liverpool on the 23d
have arrived.
II was reported at Southampton, on the ed,
that Captain Semmes' ship, the Sea King, was
wrecked of Madeira.
The steamships Canada and Hibernian had
arrived out
Laurie q Co, Oil merchants, have suspended
ouslness-their liabilities are $4,000.
The Army and Navy Gazette SAYS il is un-
becoming BIRTHS officers to engage in blockade
running, and treating the Queens proclama.
tcn OF neutrality with contempt
Inc London Times sees no occasion for alarm
on president Lincoln's reelection. England
Is PROBABLY safer in his than in any other
nan9s. 1t adds q Regarding foreign States,
England particularly, we may reasonably be-
ileye that Lincoln has sown his wild oats. He
nas gone through his course Of defying and in
suitlng England. We hope that he will not
repeat the experiment.
MONEY. MARKET-Iop5o- -
ply. The Confederate ie- oonsois, u "a
TO O. French Tent an advanced from o.
-. 65f. SC.
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CASBIERRD.

First Lieut.. F. A. Young, Of the Goth regi.
ment Veteran Reserve Corps, has been cash
tered for drunkenness on duty.
First Lieut.. A. w. White, OF the Union Light
Guard, has also been cashiered, for breaking
arrpst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-09

CONFERENCE.-The nomination OF Governor
Dennison, of Ohio, to be Postmaster General,
was yesterday confirmed by the Senate
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MOSRY,S kfEN

Ten OF Mosby's men, who were captured In
the Luray Valley on the Sd instant, were sent
in from Harpsr's Ferry to-day They We're
ham,
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GOINa ~ THE FRONT

GOING TO THE FRONT
The dispatch boat NJ. Martin, arrived here
yesterday with dispatches for the Government
She is now at the Sixth. street wharf, waiting
to take Mrs. General Grant on board, who is
going to City Point on visit to her hus band
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LOCAL NEWS.
Ine Case of Lusby, Charged with the
brutal Violation of the Little Girl, De.

Inc case Of Lusby, Charged with the
Brutal Violation of the Little Girl, De.
tnvie II osseau.
This afternoon, at three o'clock, John F.
Lusby, who, 1t will be recollected, was arrest
ed On suspicion of beingthe party who COM
mltted the horrible outrage upon the daughter
OF MIR. Charles Rosseau, on Capitol Hill on the
night OF last Thanksgiving day, the injuries
winch she received at the time causing her
death about o'clock on the succeeding night,
was brought out before Judge Fisher in
the Criminal Court room on writ Of hdbsds
corpus.
Lusby, who is a spare built man, Of about 30
years OF age, was brought into the court room
about o'clock by Mr. W. P. Wood, the Super
been confined in Carroll Prison ce his arres')
and his depaty, Mr.. q. III. Wilson, and was
taken to the prisoners box, where he took
seat.
w: y: Fendall, Esq, and Bradley, Jr., ap-
Mr.. Kendall opened the case and read the
application for the writ of habeas corpus,
made by VIVA. H. Lusby, brother and next
friend OF the accused.
Also, the writ of habeas corpus, with the re-
turn OF MIR. Wood, superintendent OF the Old
Capitol prison, thereon, and he now asked
that cause be shown why he should not be re-
stored to his liberty.
The prisoner, when placed in the dock, ap-
peared calm and self-possessed. His appear
aHce Is not unprepossessing, with mild blue
eyes, high forehead. pleasant features, and
rather genteel figure.
District Attorney Darlington adyerted upon
the grave character of the charge, and said he
had some witnesses in attendance, and, even if
not able to give positive proof now OF guilt
they could show cause for sending the case to
the grand jury.
As we go to press evidence Ia being taken In
the case, which we will give tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-09

~ TON HALL
Corner D and Ninth streets
MR.. GEORGE VANDENHOPF,
the Celebrated
DRAMATIC READER AND AUTHOR,
whose entertainments have attracted oyerfovins
audiences in New York Boston. and nearly every
large city east and west, will give
THREE DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS or
1MPERsONATED READINGs,o on
MONDAY, December IL.
TUESDAY. December Is,
FRIDAY, December l6,
at the Beautiful
eEATON HALL,
Corner of D and Ninth streets
Admittanoe, Single tickets, Reserved Seats-.Sl
Tickets for the course. Three Read in gs .....
Tickets can be had at Metzerott's Music Store
where diagram Of the Hall may be seen
dec 93ts