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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
peath OF Admiral Dnpont

The death of Rear Admiral Samuel
Francis Dupont i'd Announced. lie was
Aoosn. at Bergen Point, NJ D., Sept. 81,
lS03Tpnd was therefore nearly sixty.tNo
years Of age. His grandfather and
AfatheF emigratSd from France in 1893.
He was commissioned . Midshipman at
the 'sge Of twelve years, and in 1917
sailed on his 6rst cruise under Com.
eStuwArt During the Mexican war he
did good service on the Pacific coast
with bis frigate, the Congress. In
February, l84s, he iandedAt San jose
with = force of one hundred marines
and sailors and Defeated force Of Eve
gimeEthAt number of aMexicaus. From'
1856 to 1858 he cruised 10 the China.
waters, and in January, 1851, was
placed in command of the Philadelpbik ik
Navy Yard. Ia The ensuing sum mer be
Was .enttu sted with the 6ttisg oubof d
naval expedition against Port Royal.
81 fCJ The captures .0f this importsnt
point, on the 7th- Of November follow
ing, was one of the 4oSt hrilliAn. naval
triumphs OF the war; His subsequent
hnt&ry hss been 90 thoroughly Identified
with that of the war that we need not
recApitulate it. In August, 1862, he
was appointed one pf .shA nine Rear Ad'
smiTkia on the active slist.s A brave and
skillfnl dficer, the country win not speedi-
fy forget his services in the suppression
Of that rebellion, the end Of which he
was happily spared 70 sss-- Gnciasafi
Gazette. i-sa Gismlis ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

sISnGASA TRooHs AT J. Lor1syILLE.-AL.
lotmept Commissions Goodwin returned
yesterday from Shernan's army, near
Louisville, Kentucky.s He found there
the I'D, 3sth 5Sth, 33d aud 22d, in the
1ath Corps, come four, miles from the
city on the Bardstown pike The 4Sth
aud 5g.h are in the 18Th Corps, on the
-FrEuksort pike, near the woodland race
grcunds A fragment OF the 18th, ard.
company h, IO0th. are shove the city,
near the crossing Of Bear Grass. The
$50, I'D and 25th near the small pox
-hespilAl on the -. pike The l0lst
is on the Bardstown pike, Rear the other.
II and Compsny & OF the Tooth have
been ordered to indianapolis to be mus.
tered ont, and will be here IN few days.
The DESCRIPTIVE rolls of the men in the
18th have all been lost through some
neglect of the former Officers Col.
Ham is doing Al that -ha- can 10 have.
the rolls refurnished. af1aHy CyfT the
late officers of that company know any
thing about the papers thsy will confer .
favor upon suffering SET Of worthy
men BY -kisirg Information Of their
iWheresbouis sasas - Z = ~ 49, "a
- AsA general tnfnR the drafted mfh
and sahstitnlss ware mustered -in- asbOae
The 81 of 0ctobersf EheI devoutiy pish
.thes had had the luck 70 be q week ear
! sheF, that they Anight1 bemasteted oat
Eursiex the late order The paymasters
are paying al fast 90 the comP mPlieatsd
accounts Of ten monthsa standing can
be settled, = The $50 was paid By MAJOR
-HNiafixns, saE3 Warsaw, Indiana, last
"Wednesday. It tooS $3.50, ,006 10 par
them, more FEau y IH0, 600 Of which was
sseut home 4Ae1 comHissicuer aud
othefs-a. great many going home On
furiough togearry home their own money.
7 10 some regiments ter per cent, IN
others, twelRe- pas eE-eent1-sad-fa=ethers
twenty per cent are furloughed.A q Il viii
be wade twenty per cent 10 all The
! setsrans sAyvif kAs xar is nos over, bring
on ycar J6kanias and 100 tAsh3 dnishtE
! job aud quit If IL in over, say 90, and
!, les then quit They have no notion Of
lesviug until the lob ia finished, -hut thsy
wishto leave as early aftersthat ss pos
! siblss--The drafted menC CHfe ready to
quit now.-LoV Journal, 24tk. s<1-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
sTos., y y g4E. {gIE4EE. dRIEsRP5Hs.eaLogE0s

sToNEl IHidTHEz aBkhRpKRe leALoUEUs
shAHn6i sslok R9sE DhesSsIS
IaRrrarroE aa,r sazT 81 Th4 Hsen ecfrhaSEaD
hrar 0ATARRH or TAR BLAbpER.
srAANG pLABE And pgnsIAGsssgAIHgUf
ferras.siaissa.ssSss % - sI'ei1 : sOssFssss rsnsdy
Ana TOO mach eannss be raid IN m Prsisa- AssiH-,
gle DOES has eesm known 20 fslievsth most nrKsHf
Als soa troubled vim a = Il p.a . n
.As :..s, e n: ssss -, ed sesosss =: A.g:l
relieve yDr lihs magic. II en- v.InM Il In
. ansalIt % o. PHYsfUTANs taA114-
Have loss slnos given up sho nSs a baaA a. eabsss
And 1enipeR IN the treatment ef- f-thsss dlse@sss,
y sS%'s ooEsTTTUTfoNs TGTRR
H.s psvSsd itself sqsal 70 ths tAsk thaa has De-
= 'OsyYS s'Gss ssGa IL n,uwrrvcm
fFFigate And drsneh the kidnsgs, and by ooasssna
use produea .ehronie dessnsrat&n Aa4 canArmsd
dtsease. paE HGsTJ 81 f1bSASA@ - -
IN pTsa1EHoRRH1A. On PAiaaULe MHMi
sTEqAT19E, ~, Anp aEn3nsHei ln1 III
he % asastfasi suiass one e.:s ssl.s tss iitsiy
aad Aee9nPAnied by sewers pAin, add tie otAsr
BY The coastitutien Water.
, The dissass knszn ssIF1LIINos or THE
woMB, ivh!sh e the result sf ths .sls1Ats9n ei
ssnse of heaytnsss aud draGsiRe Pairs lssg fhs
back aud sides, and Ae Times aeeom panlsd by sharp
-iarefnAtin& sr shooting Pzins thrDcgh t6s fasts
setsds WilIs ~ al cases, bs removed bz ths med7
fcsne. = Ia31&w M4G - NOeA@4 kAS =
There 10 anoths- class .ef aYmPtsms aATtsing
from IRRIRATToE a0F THE WCMB. wAi26
physieiAss call 1&sryopSnesss Whtsh vsr6 nsxprs
mp much ignotsnos, and In niae cases ous Of
ten tbs doeiarettp Tmaea really hmn@ mhsehmf khe
symptozs are he disease, the disease she symp-
toms, We can obly o9umeFAts tkem hers. =
spyAk more PGrtieplAyly Of cold fsst. pel lpltssion
of che heAff. imp paired scenery. ~sksfuflhsss,
fnasheS cf beat, iAnguOF, lasatsnd2samd hlaneaaef
81" suPPRnsssD MKseTRUArIoH.
which In thmssEnMMFxfSd sszz1M d ~ oSMB4&hKFs-
curing disease, and thrpmgh m@Kg&% fM9 fS@&@ ~
more grave aud dAngero2s mAt4diea AfRHhA kmdnfk,
and - mouth after nonth paasas wiskent n e.
fort bsing made 70 assis. kakRFa, tie aaRFRaas
sion hseonles ekfenies ths patisms @rAdnaily lapes
her app~titsi the bowBls are oonsfiFet~d. mi@ht
s~sats come On, ssS consumpsiep aasily sRds hsr,
s~ FOR sale bI AL Drpszistss Priossi.-us /
s1uL WIN. II. GREGG a CO., Ffoprtssora ,i'
q ALLEN GaheFai Ageass, Nc. A.
CliG street, New Kerkl - q ~
fOr sale tH1chisaso - EgbLEBEE EtN@El-2
tL RQ8 QqIHg
!, To Partly Enrtsh fbas tBaeedy AAd
Beaptfey the CgmPleEtpaa uses Hela taald,1 afRbly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

The sab,.sir he and .sxsxss; zsiisssl SIS
Nfhcers, Lieutenant Colonel EspY; the
2eth. 125 man .asd. two olksers, sLisaaen-i
snt col0hsi . w. W. AIIsHss and IS7 msdi
Of the 9th arrived % Indiarap0fis oh
Friday IsaGs Thssath, saa 6sth have
been fhrlonahed until The 30th. - - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
SALOON.

Il EHzlgs.-st.. Nicholas Saloon
eae95aGE5zsfMSE Hts kgEIE 1AKES
N,-ehAs@ sG b 81 ~ shet . esBcog aa1 s1f peS
'm~fs ehh trsts tier wtth 81 pSe<lbis sA~p@e@b.
TIA epszr fLs4uots ~il - sesp4 90 We bar s1a
ezS btiiisH tsbiss viii oeeapy ths sae0s4 eoot.
His Old frtse4s anf CHstom. - sps invita- 10 cal
SE1 49, him. ny0,dSu-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
RfIEa ANn .RE6lLlrlnAh-

I. We psses kssss Avsy - tssv0s D.-y .. ~
gssluAasus drrslAtiha. =. .-5ss' - y. - Is
Ne s1ssrtisahansss iou~i, uuthuss, ga nsata
sssst ~alzsp rrshsid o. pay guarNassve
= AtvsEti~~esss ~iii u~Pre~ sucDorNated .
iscai esssrs asl-ss eentr.et = meia . thai soset
see p~iss rsosavsa for The nosios.
{. Ne = L@ssl Ssl,os. hessSsF sAort, Wflls
iassrts1 ar is.s tkss cus DsilAr s.rh Gsy.
g. MarrlsCsA Fsnrrat aRa Rellxle7a N0ticsa
~ktt iesNrissly ~ paid 70 p4vAnes - seer IN
ssrilea. - = sA--
"a - esasiEnsU fhe par, cfoarrisrs w.utis
~sas geesseg rha oescs@ tAe cNrrsrfs faii %
lsrs PApsrs z. -srdsrsd Aad dircetsa ttsy aast
~ ~ tA.lr eAsslsesnens, 4rf 1000 .r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
our :IPEfllE. .:RjERaRI..


i, ReErKrss MoNRoE, Juue e3.-Incor-
rect stsssGsatss absDs enauss1g gfSsi
this poiats haze appeared sin SAuions
journals regardipE The .healtA aRdlRQpH
ditioa Of JEFF, DAVIS. We wopld intarm
the public that bis health at fhe presspt
ting is nusH better than when bs iahd-
ed here.s4 Tbis moEniug bsn~as sseaasy
our, ,informaai, smoking and dappsre nsiy.
ID , calm state ot mind he Is not ~
iFsnsy aud his quarters. are very .com-
s6sEfabIe. 4sH. 9seh6ng z. Mites, eoui-.
nsndinga6 post. bas essA Slsshe9 d'aAS.'
antine regulations a. the ientrAuce TO
HsmPtoH Reads ssois a, 4oa saidf1.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

By private letter from q member OF
the regiment, We. learn that the ,lA2d
gimsBt aa1ssn 12Q5 csarahik
and Fort Donelson, Tenn, TO guard
those places. EIssssrs fofthk regiAtht
will bs directed, We presume, to Clarks
vile. .u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

2 BsSxSrs Of CoamesrfsEts ana nn~
pslreifssd dsAlsrs seavoripg 10 dEposs 81 thslR
'own ead Other RrRpAr 8ts4A oasthe EsPaestinm at
Saansa W. HslEecfc'f asHHins PrsParasions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
,,Aa IulpeffalaIit order. 3. .

The sscEetasy Of the i.1IrfsaAarJ. has
issued the following highly important
circular relative to the collection Of In
ternal ReYenns II tha .Soathsrn states,-
TREAsuRY DErARrn,Nr.I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

,siisza- s..,a tzE@lssS Essssz5 sl4 Sasc4A
atosSse sso .yizI 70 alR 81 49,
: who dsssrms sai sppsrt1aSss llood5Si
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

NEWS BY TEEEGRAPH
~ THEoEst u HsEy. hsss1
rExclusiyelY for the Jonrnal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

ssNxw. FJHK, June q. -tIhe. Herald &
corrssp pondent, Nvfiiipg ,4som sosIber I,
and Western Moth carpiipa. ss5a that
mapy eitfzs ns are very deSrops of ihe
setllrnehs ! d tteir midst 81 good NosiB !
efp farmers Q ow that the emancipeiio9-
oF tAe thsfk wifi neeessgiriliiy make n
1ehaSges iu the cagEiealsarel tsEE eFa- Ri+S
,negroes in many parts OF The State are
again af woFk On TIE piantAhobs as BE-
-(anR. 10 ssiiim@oJ s3nRai J eai 20
Thee khOnsaHuls sesenbhnsdsedia and
ninty.one bales afs eot5pny Are here's res
eeived from Re Red riysss / zW-b-aw
)Bapks have BEEN seqdesirated IN fasos
Of, tAel State of LQgisiaPa On heavy
Si clsin' y s1Asae Asae sstss ssfEdia s4Eidh aisdt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

To P1rtfys Enrt@h fae lB1ooaF a8dl
Beastiey the CsnPleIipaa helm iaaldis aiRblyl
Gaurmn tFSted ExfEaet Saxsabmraf3A<a 0nR h@ee1se
equAas In Bgaagsh aas walloR aaaEfA@ Syrsp aaS
Deoocftoo. srsala.ssr s-a14s a!sfs saia4f 50 sssa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

.iN The following Pes'eaisssh ibis Siats
have teep. .desigpsted by the Post Master
Gsusral'as saAonsy 0rdep 6hices& .
grasSsAttiegs AHlO5difHe etoh, : cdadmbtis,s
Cfowfordssille, p aGreSncastIs,0 Geese
burg, Goshen Huutipgton, JeHersons
viiles Kokomo, Laporte, IsszSseneAbarg,
LqsanPortf Mp AiF nsies IFsy albany, Ply
mouth, Prihceton, Rebslaer, Richmond,
-safgm, Eod.h ? Bend, valratAiso, Wa
bash, Warsaw 's'.fs z, iaii1 e igs l''
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
49, aAah@
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH.. Proprietor,
Cor. m~iu saAsq TslFd sta,
EVANsvILGE, IND. a.

TEHHIs OLD, WE'LL SEsxABLIsHEDsA AND
Il widsly-krnw wh Hotsl has been closed for saw
sral weeks undergoing repairs It hAA ldnrang
this time been repainted inside and cnkl has heen
.shrouEhIy ntfed up, and In . graf meesqra barn
ished with new beds and furniture.- The Pxeprie-
tor has made every arranGamenk 20 render kln
house convenienA heslthyfand agreeable to the
public. - - -. = :.
for a ueriea of years has bean exeardcd 70 tbs
waahlrgton, be Invites O renewal oftheir caaecma
and will sudeavor 20 have his table fnrntaded aud
she house managed In Q way 70 merit their eensis,
ned patronage. s. ..sl.s
Omnib1ses win ,'' spassarFerv 90 and frcm
shs D@Dot eraaz@=a@a~sFaa a-s= RsgwT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

General John cobsmghAs1 1conssnssd
to the use of his name-in coHuectiQu
with the JSsssi6s ~ ihs 90 JuaSisl
Circuit Gen. Cohurn has aIresdy filed
the position pff 4adGS 9fHhe rOonuDDl
Ptease District sef WHICH Iadisnzpoiis
iis,tHe eentsr. deA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

-ass0 fis~blso = ,yslba1d q
HAVE 6eses4mPekDssa aa sssksf4s
I'd Tot The ns1zfrtuFs a an E,eat sstfsae - nes
q GSeAs Is hly ff6e, SszSfse t5'thla sscties ii
ths eepntry ,snssss x@rfaaixr9 "a Ehs alsas xAdas
aoaSsi ssd = pEp fasssaskpE iss sssAzsds y 4
: ssSggs RrIsss As srY RGsssi p hs TsskE ks1 re-
Z Sprlpg tEAde Ian AlEeaaEs
at wofk gsttiRs snlpr sgchz eopda "A
"a 9 seas0n EIIl FsaHi Kss efthe most,
Desirable Styles and Ehiak 1vYiH
'iseiosf q smsn profit ahsys the,
antazf costof, ,stoek and Labor.. :.
the celebrated, Rubber sole,
Bo6t,ator Men. Boys and Youths,
conAtantly, on hand -
sr,A Jss gsAAs Ell Aks8rssd ts,5tk II Aenss.
Bosss shd ChiSs ERes7aaA y 90 = ~ a4ass<,5A
ttcrss aha Iadif's, hIsss,s aud Chiii,s TrinHfd
HatsaRfsyF Alzz HoeAA san oss4s e. ias1ssa3 u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

The rqppI essms 20 gsiprrsdit that
Si1seoSstSot jOSSph Il Wight EllRI1bs' viii g
teldsred the Mission 10 hBsriiu. = Coy.
Wright was ene ef'hs most popgfg,
Ministers that ever represented our,
country abroad. and hia rs-ppPsi ataeps
would crafty not only the Union men Of
Indiana, but The Susaians - vsl[ ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

ss.tfbose who dessrms So 9ppartnaifs slooao
sh0aia bpply at oReee--------s--------- -
II Tha HrrukihszRsr asas "a eassess dSsSa &C
says vs. bsEsi9Ks .ssPSsillq Isss ssibiss1 C
Jadsf q, ,Aosi pglds a'e Eahssl Ssm %HasdvsE
s4oeeF, lahd AF1 t4rrlngton, one 81 k3s a. 2
sSsisaA 9ts, have esseeS ssls sssaaff5M EfSSy - =
PEisaR paspsrolsS ssAsss st~s we're eoa2si , =
hgsa 4na atAs aasrEs p6sskisr pzk ssne g :,
the mtsappropristion ct tooaey aud CON- :. z
isrsseept 70 tbs prlsone-ah hy -1heiEtriends = ,
~ q fAA fPEth.ag SePsgsss yasb 44ass7ssdA -gse
iIasas s'SR Slss ~ Ia S9.; s q hsssai
VIII .iSairsessI fA dAatsts bsfqslfSa 3 Il SEP.
stiffin ean6sssaa nens1xs kissv .alsiao %.
als IHs yIsIsssT ssssesi RsalDbsi ed.
&rs sk par, who eseaped- soass-tlzBs- -slBee y
Itsana EiRRx, aaRa ga s~AakHl ,ssIm4x y n
i! iPsips @ sS Z sSf Il s 3SE q :ls .asg 4; e. e.
6sssOt1 isgasAssss Aatsbrss6ys 'iiiTzAah = =
sess % szoz tsa--s~s sss.s@l selxsi isdi fe All
sss .s.1 Isss%fS si2SsyiS q q tgthll ~ 4iSa
ass Z ssssas~ &yaR sAsof sae szo@ - saeASsa
- sse1 stssec11fSSA55k I2ae 2sltJhe {feAidspt5ss -
pa. patdoned Chas .NaIsh one .of Lbs A -
CtirsgU 7e0KSp IA tors, how ii The peni
itentizr5 st Columbus n,
The sentence -of~fhus--f3 D. fsagns Or OkI
aered 'hv Akaaapsi 60 n els sxiSn4 10 6sfEAa
SHOT hhsapeeRsea@Esu utatf bSs6vs y&s rsA M I'M
IN me ne fS2 e - hsa s1sstssios asa
las ns.aI Sszeiss s,ssa asGaEEf' sf v
LIS ,sspOrsSd aAsalsas R4h ssA shsss Vanl
6seh fsspd aGeishss BDz ai ,baasl 4ss6, liRss~
WAkef aud other mem AasS, oGo aslSamh4oS q
Of sSbfrty, in the Lnitea States Coast, a..
a. ~ ;feeaara tf -Sasa elsaR edvSssStas A.
ysfSfou Ia Me T,s,.s- - Lsng.
jarfsa sohB8' se 4 Siss 1 oa s ~
-n~-s@-@@@s..h-A@ -<s-Azsza&1--4 ~ -
a. -. BOOTS ,gAkNDoSIxOESsai q ss'7
Ii-5T 70 a1ss sss - es sss~4sss tsl~sss fer
NoPERMfP Nee EssARY 7sd
1Hsoa Naimsofni sBodilw be- snI 90 ,reSsr@o
~ ~. sac ssassbsEso sGT -asas@oaT-s5
No. I25 MAIESTREETttrf + s. F.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
GROCERIES.

-. - GROCERIES. A8Js
AIKW 1AfsIEs.
IN s0bSxss snd half boxss 49, aHafsnsg anss
hAls oasrpata Jast rsoaiysf kyfo = -. J. w.
2. IT
IA BOZ - caEEsR-ExTRA .na8Br 80
OV ssosfNs4 ~ q. 3. HU~Ttf~ a o
1(AfI Dot COVE OY5ssES EkeEfS II =
lNtl lesy Y u IA kkat5lE1 ~ Hye
INN PACHxdFs HacHEHfTl-rs eaFfte
1LAJh ALI baTss a11 tibss l1Si ~ ~ 81
(1szxs eEfkEs.a = EbOOt-b se s'f a
- % 80 80 - - - - 20 - "a u.
- -lLzll
I77TV5N MEDICAL -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27
KANAW VIA SALT.

J0 uflO LARae AID sAALJ BARsEL
81 a. Iessst ns1keg prIssstSy st. -
~ A Hlsfa 10 T. kTFFHBR,
Hs. arossA wssss 81. eyes pisst Esiiossl B.sk.
&SW51fl FfEfl1.at..-I .f.I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

S&liE ESQ yl1sss ssiigpss u -Sak
zaas sur-Ss Il =. rs.s - -kss- 8 sssliok.
.saivlsss. - tssas''ss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

Y ~ ff -Si.tstl 81 ~ 81 Y sFfa11ers
II ne Snpremn,s. So2gll ageIast Tie
- ~ 49, - sIhi'slaIy w y, 10 I.,t 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-11

TEE FEET.-Loss of health, energy, temper,
and good looks, are the inevitable conse-
Quences of neglect of disordered feet To all
afflicted we would advise a call at DIR. Whites
Rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
* and 9Th streets. The skilful chiropodist
never fails to give relief without causing pain,
and none can afford to suffer who are within
bis reach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-11

WE CONGRATULATE Professor WoIowski on
BIZ engagement for the great Exhibition at
PdTIs IN lo66. The Professor was engaged at
he Exhibitions in London in lo52 and 1862 We
ere glad that the Professor has made this en-
EdgeInent, as 1t Proves that his talent and repu-
taIlon as an artist stands high in Europe. We
Understand this will positively be his last sea-
son IN Washington, and We advise those who
wish 10 become line singers or players, without
gong through the usual routine to call at his
Eesldencs immediately, 81 Penna. ave-, Oppo-
site the National Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-11

ARREST on SUsPICIoS.-Friday, Assistant
superintendent Reed and Detective Donald
son arrested Daniel Turner and Richard Lee
on suspicion OF stealing gold watch belong
ing 70 Mrs. g. :. Whittlesey. Upon making
inquiry the officers ascertained that about
Jhrre weeks ago Mrs. Whittlesey went to the
Congressional Burial Ground TO see about the
tomb OF her deceased husband, and there she
lost her watch. About two weeks ago Turner
sound the watch, and instead OF ad yertising it
tried 70 sell it. This excited the suspicion of
The officers, and they arrested Turner and Lee
who was with him. Mrs. Whittlesey identified
her watch and II was returned 10 her. Super
lntendent Richards dismissed the prisoners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-11

FIREs.-Saturday night, some one by burn
inc brush at the foot OF 18th street west caused
and alarm by the light being supposed to
emanate from building III that vicinity
which was supposed 10 BE burning. The alarm
was sounded from box "A, and the firemen re-
sponded promptly.
About 80 O'Clock Sunday morning, the
S-aoie on the corner of l. and 18th streets north
was discovered 10 be burning. The alarm was
BOUNDED by officer Bresnahan, from box IL
lux before the hremen reached the spot the
cable was destroyed. 1t belonged TO Mr.. Jas
Ginnaty.
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HORSE STEALING-Saturday morning, AT Tx
O'Clock, detective Donaldson arrested a man at
Walkers Bazaar, 10th street, near the canal
upon charge OF stealing horse from G.. F.
"altemeyer, on the Washington and Baltimore
road, two miles from Baltimore. Mr.. Waite
meyer arrived here and Identified the man and
horse at the Bazaar. He was taken before Su-
perintendent Richards, to whom he gave his
name as Emile Vanner; but upon signing the
receipt for property taken from and returned
70 him, he wrote 1T August Werner. Superin-
1endent Richards placed him IN charge of de-
tectiye Donaldson, who started with him for
baltimore in the O'Clock train, to be delivered
20 the police authorities there. The horse was
--eturned 70 the owner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-11

GREAT BARGAINS in Jewelry and Silver
Plated Ware At the New York Dollar Gift
Stere, No. 4S6 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd
street. Your choice for one dollar which also
secures you q free gift, consisting of cluster,
jet and coral sets, sleeve buttons, studs, rings,
combs, goblets, cups, tea and table spoons,
forks. no ll-lm&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-11

A COLLISION BETWEEN THE ToLiCE AND
FEE DEPARTNKNT-The destruction OF
email frame stable by fire, belonging TO James
<Iinnity, corner of l. and 1fth streets west,
Sunday morning, has resulted IN dispute be-
tween the police and the fire department rela-
proner time 10 afford the firemen opportunity
70 h. of service or was given when the stable
Uas 40 far destroyed as TO make the efforts Of
the 6remen useless. The police say the fault
= with the telegraph operators. and the opera
tors charge il to the police. The officer on the
beat patrolman Rosslter, says he gave the
alarm from box 81, but received no reply, and
went with his partner TO box 43, where his
PARTNER, officer Bresnahan, signalled a number
-atOrs offer to show that the fire was first dis
covered shortly after two o'clock, and at 3:O5
O'Clock they received the signal from box -,
and il was promptly responded to. The opera
TOTS state that Superintendent TALBOT and Chief
Engineer SessfOrd, OF the Fire Department
snd Sergeant TAFT made an examination
Of the signal boxes 43 and 81, found them in
working order, and that box 81 had not been
touched, the dust on the crank being a six
that the magnetic clock in the central Office
shows that the operatives were all at their
posts at the hour named. The dial which de-
tects any neglect of duty, showed that at TX
o'clock and o'clock, five minutes before the
alarm was given, the operator in charge had
tested the wires, and found them in working
order, showing that these boxes could not ha We
been rung without an immediate reply from
the central office. The whole matter will be
intendent Richards. The loss of Mr.. Ginnatty
j. between 800 and $50, a horse and a Quan-
Jity of hay beng destroyed in the stable, and
no insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-12-11

ORGANIZATION OF THE NORTH PRHsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH.-Yesterday afternoon, the
congregation of new North Presbyterian
Church, on n street, between 9th and 10th
streets, was organized, ar d the services on the
occasion were very interesting, large audience
being present. Rev. DIR. =. Il. Tustin presided,
and the services were commenced with q PRAYER
10y Rev. Mr.. Fox. The sermon was preached
by Rev. Mr.. Taylor, OF the Bridge Street
Church, Georgetown, who took for his theme
Agrippa's answer to Paul, "Almost thou per-
suadest me 10 be 4 Christian"-Acts, 26th chap
ter, 2eth verse. Rev. DIR. Tustin addressed the
congregation, explaining the doctrines OF the
church, the mode of government, dc.
Rev. DIR. Gurley and Rev. Mr.. Taylor ex-
amined the credentials of the members, and
reported % from the New York avenue Church
and one from Iowa Rev. Mr.. Marsh) to be
correct, whereupOn the Moderator (Dr. Tus-
lnl declared those named to be constituted the
North Church.
John g. Williamson, M. p Smith and Samn
Carr were elected ruling elders of the new
congregation, and they were called forward
and asked the usual questions, ans wering them
satisfactorily. Rev. Mr.. Campbell delivered
the address to the elders, explaining the duties
Of the Office &c, after which Rev. DR. @ rley
addressed the church 1.-THE most of the members
being from his church) in feeling terms after
which the exercises were closed with the dox-
olOgy and benedictiOn.
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LOCAL NEW =.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

GROWERS THRATER.-Mrs. ID. y. Bowers as
s.Margaret Elmore, :" in ssIoves Sacrifice and
the charming danseuSe, Mile Augusta, in a
grand Spanish dance. Tomorrow night ''Jane
Shore"
CANTER6 RY.-The drama of ''The Dumb
Man of NJ anchester," introducing Mr.. Blanch-
ard and his Dogs, and the favorites of the
regular company in an immense bill Of ballet
ecngs, burlesque, and other performances.
TWENTIETH ANNUAL LEvEE of the Great
Council Improved Order of Red Men. Great
preparations have been made Tor the entertain
mcnt.