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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-08
LOCAL. NEWS.
ANUyEMFNTs TONIGHT


Growers THkATER.-Tbe fiye-act drama
OF 'sThe Streets Of New York" with magnifi-
CPnt scenery, new mechanical effects, and all
the favoriies of the regular company in promi-
nent parts.
CANTERBURY.-Then negro burlesq ne of THE
Stress OF New York." the melo DRAMATIC
spectacle Of The Bandits Vengeance; or Love
Wins Hearts," ballet, songs and other per-
tormanCes.
LECTUEE by DIR. MACEDONIAN, the explorer
on ''ReColleciions of Japan"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Iadies' fair for the
benefit of Assembly's Church. Music rare
fancy articles, and host OF other attractions.
CHARGED WITH SELLING LOTTERY TICKETS.
Yesterday, rOundsman Kelly, and officers
Coomes and McColgan, arrested - Gross, NJ
Hurley and Uriah Hilton, on 9th street, near
the Avenue. on the charge of violating the
laws in reference to policies and lotteries, and
they were taken before Justice walter, at the
station, when the first named gave Dali LOT
hearing on Tuesday. The officers seized the
books and papers found in the office, and they
We're also taken to the station The parties
who made the complaint being unable to testi-
fy thai they had purchased tickets from Hur-
ley or Hilton. and they denying that they kept
the places, The case was dismissed. As soon "a
this was done they asked that their effects be
turned over 10 them, hut the Justice refused
rs they bad Just denied their connection with
the business, and there was no proof that they
were the owners. In n short time afterwards
another party asked that q second warrant be
issued against them, which was done, and the
case ruled for hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-08

WANTEp-Two pairs of Lieutenant's EPAU-
LEITES, gold or gilt U. Army or Marine
Corps regulation Small size preferred. Apply to
ton. a,
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Conn A PARTNER WANTED WITH
rcOV above amount to take full charge of an
established bar and drinking saloon. Apply at the
star Office. no s-3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-08

Smith Bros. & Co, merchant tailors and
dealers In gents furnishing goods, Oak Hall,
i6i eth street.
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"ANTED-By q respectable girl, q SITUA-
w TON as cook. Good references given. Ap-
ply at No. 442 10th street, bet. X and F. no 2tt
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RESTAURANT AND THE TWO ADJOINING
BUILDINGS AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 9Th, At
O'Clock, will sell, on the premises, the Restau-
rant, with Counter ana Shelving, and the two
adjoining Buildings, at the northeast corner Of
20 and streets.
Terms cash.
moi W. L. WALL A co, Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-08

GIL = kEN A RID Lost or STOLE n, a SNUFF. cnlorrS
u -, English Gre, hound SLUT Above reward
for ihfol msIion thst will secure her return TO Ur
}. u. ALEXANDRA, i31 Pa. av. Loasts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01
RELIGION AND LIBERTY,

st. Johns Roman Catholic College at Ford
ham had its twentieth annual Commencement
on Thursday, and one of the theses of the grad
yates we find thus eptomized in the Mandatory
report OF The Daily Neus:
Modern repubicsnism was the theme Of che nsSt
spssker William j. Dainty Of Buffalo. ~ \. He con-
tended that but few nations were hi Cor republican
forms ~ goycrnnent--Ours was emnently so that
France and South America presented ianentabl0 in.
stances OF failure ia the establishment Of such govern
nerts nad thar the soil wherein republican seed was
svrn must fret BE- prepared. as America had BEEN be-
fore The product coid be made beneficial 70 people
-" France and South America" Mr.. Dainty,
are Roman Catholic countries, and have never,
since Chris,ianized, been other than that. How
happens il then. think you that these coun.
trio, are not lit is you that say it, " fit for
republican forms Of government ?" while coun-
tries preponderantly Protestant undeniably are
6t' Ard don't you think that, if "thc SOIL of
the Spanish. American countries is to "be pre-
pared" for the healthy termination Of "republi.
can seed the power and influence of their
priesthood gill have TO be curtailed, and the
right tn worship God otherwise than as they
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ARGTELGRS-CC B A.

we'll informed Cuban friend informs US
that Col. Arguelles. whose extradltion was
solicited of our Government by tho Governor
General Of Cuba on a charge quite truc) that
he had betrayed his ofcia! trust as a local or
deputy governor BY conniying at the unlawful
sale into Slavery Of a cargo of 6oIai,s (native
Africans) is now serving out his sentence as
felon in the chain.gang at Ceuta; while Zulucta,
the great slave-trsdcr who brbed Lin 10 this
villainy and who YVES Likewise arraigned. tried
ard convicted, has, after brief nominal con-
iinement in q fortress and the payment of fine
Of IS 600, been sent for five years into dI'le-
that is, condemned to return to Spain, where
HIS family and possessions await him, or to
travel at will over the Old World on the ample
wealth amasscd il his netariOus pursuit. The
priest who aided the crime by giving false Ger.
ticaes of burial for the unlucky bo-aies, was
likewise convicted, and is probably also serving
out his term in PRISON. but tho bo:aies, on
whose account these penalties were inflicted,
remain in Slavery! How many doubloons
secured this, or who pccketed them, is not yet
made uubllc.
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running due north and south, like tho present
system. run from west to east. These great
main lines intercept and cut OF all the existing
line, of drains from the river, carry their con-
tents away down to below Barking Creek and
Er:h Marshes, where they are poured INTO
gigantic reservoirs, ard afterwart. when
decdorized turned into the river at high tide.
ard swept away by the cbb almost to sea.
Thus tie sewage is lot only turned out Tree
from smell but turned out into body OF water
nearly thirty times as great as that into which
il used to be poured, and, instead Of poisoning
the mir at our very doors becomes lost IN the
volume Of water which rolls down between the
marshes OF each size Of the river to far below
Grayescnd." Precisely similar to this is the
plan mentioned or page 90 of the volume lately
issued by the Citizens Association: "The Gro
ton Aqueduot Department, however, is deslrous
Of building sewers along the river 'front.' to cut
off the present sewers, and carry their discharge
to certain points, as at the Battery. etc., where
their contents can be az once thrown INTO 'roe
currents Of deep water. thus avoiding these
difficulties"
The present system of sewerage proceeds
upon the childish presumption that. when the
sewage is put out Of !sight, it is efectnaily
disposed OF. In other words. the system Is not
system at all, but only plan of getting the
sewage underground and then leaving it 10
take its own course precisely as If it were clean
water, which rapidly finds the lowest levol and
without otferse to anybody while doing SO.
The principles of hydraulics are few and simple,
but may not DO changed; anG the difficulties III
the case are immensely aggravated by tie
solid matters mingled with the waters
And NIL plans hitherto tried of dealing with
sewage have considered it only nuisance TO
be got rid Of whereas it is really thing Oh
value TO he utilized. In discharging it into the
rivers, we have been really casting bread upon
The waters, wi;hou. hope o: ever seeing return.
Like barren New.England. which gets rich by
selling her disadvantages, New-fork may sell
this seeming disadvantage. In second article
va shall indicate the plan which strikes Us Us
the most feasible one both for making the plan
of sewerage more perfect, and for utilizing the
sewage itself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01
HDQgs. DEPAnTsrNf OF VIRGINIA I
PIrHxONp. Va. j ,lDe n

TIE laws OF the State CT rgins, snd the ordinances
OF tho different municipalities within tho state having
especial reference To- and made 10 restrain the personal
liberty Of flee colored persons were designed for the
government o. such persons while living amid pop-
iaon Of coOied slaves boy were enacted IN the inter
ests of slave owners ard designed for The security
OF slave property they were substantially paris OF The
slave code.
Slavery has been abolished in Virgins And therefore
upon the principle that where the reason OF fhe law
ceases the law itself cease these laws and 0rsances
have become obsolete People Of color viii henceto!th
enjoy tho same personal liberty that other CITIZENS aud
Inhabitants enjoy; they viii DO subject To the same
restraints and To- the same punishments for crime that
are imposed ON Whites, and 70 no Others:
vagrancy. however will not he permitted neither
Whites nor Blacks can be allowed TO abandon their
proper occupations TO desert their families ia
ideness about this Department: but neither Whites
nor Blacks viii be restrained from seeking employment
elsewhere when they cannot obtain 1t with just CON-
penAatop at their homes nor from travelling rom place
10 place on proper and legitimate business.
0ntu the ciyu tribunals are rsSssablshed, the sd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01
ACCOUNTS os rnR SANITARY COMMISSION.

ACCOUNTS os rHR SANITARY CoMMIrIOy.-
An auxiliary Finance Committee, consisting Of MessrS.
A. A. Low Jonathan S,urges, spd John Jacob Astor.
h who At the request Of the managers of the SanitsI
Commission, consented to undertake the inspection Of
It's hooks and accounts have made two reports The
Committee appointed professional accountant M1.
james NJ. Hasey. Teller Of the sesmens savings
Bank. to examine the accounts, and, after spending
some mouths In the work be reports them correct In
all particulars including the bank accounts OF tho
reasurnr for which Vouchers are returned correct -
disbursements from June. ls6i ~ January, s65.
o. 40 5S7 o. The Same Committee will continIe it's
Commission stall b. wound ny. and will mske 6ns,
report.
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THE ToRRIp TgaM-YrsrERpAy rug Hor.

The ToRRIp TRRM-YEsTERpAY THR Iior.
TFsr DAY OF TIE SEAsos-Ye Yesterday VAS the hottest
day of tho season and but for an animated bn-'zs
would have been soost nsupportsble. As 1t wac. it
seemcd asf every and woman one met was passing
into a state If liquefs ton.
Dcsdeneaa's husband. had he been in BrosdwN.
would not have talked Of being Infused 70 the melting
mood bu: would have quietly adjourned to some shady
quarter Of the town. aud plnngns into bath OF oea
cares punch said nothing on the subject In our cd
itoris rooms--which fronting they do on the broad
open space Of the City Hall Park. are unusually COOL
the mercury IN the thermometer stood rs follows
At I2 H.. ESQ Ate M. 0o AZ p m. sis.
At In ~. ego At .. M. 90 Al p. H. ~
II the day he'd lasted much longer no doubt the Their
nouicter would have mounted to the roof It vas IA
,ersely hot everywhere. and pedestrians Rugged tho
shady sides Of the streets and the juvenile boot blacks
refused TO perform their sable offices except at an Cd.
vance UPON regular rates Most Of the flower and rns
vendcrs in Broadway cr~ps ont Of the burning SUM- snd
those who did not invested their days profits in Cotton
Precipitation. We thought iougingy Of that region OF
Dantes inferno. in which souls blown about BY
icy Winds. and envicd the direubodied spirits and
wished knew what they did in life " incur the do
cieus cure Of getting there that might Join them
that blessed because COOL abode. About ia the
evening the skies eoued the wind blew gratefully. the
lightning fashed through the heavens. and tho much.
wished tempest burst in drenoh!ng fury the swes
eripg Metropolis
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"Yours, ever truly, l.. KossUTH.

The last number Of The London Punk says,
in reference to Mr.. jeff. Davis: "Surcly there
is such word in Johnson's Dictionary a. par.
don. We are certain it would have been in
Wcbstcr's had Daniel lived till now" Why
couldn't PpncL have been little more exact
and said-if Daniel he'd not been hanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01

LOUIS KossUrH, in the course of private
lettor of tho 2otb May to the Editor Of TER
TRIBUNE. incidentally says:
"How happy you must feel in having been spared
to sec the triumph of those grand principles for
which you have been contending all your life The
stain OF Slavery is removed from the fair cscntcheon
Of your noble land. The curse il dispellcd which
clodded the bright prospect of her future The
manner 70 which the genius OF your people carried
through the democratic principle in its first appi-
cation to Il vast community affords sure guaranty
that, 10 the benefit Of all Humanity, you will know
how to consolidate by wisdom and moderation what
you have achieved by BRAVERY and admirable porse-
yeranc, -.
nNoura eyer truly l.. kOsauTU"
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Tho Qeven.Thirties.
PHILADsfrHfA. Frid
Jaw Cooke,

PHILADsffHA. Friday, juno 30 1855
Jaw Cooke, United State, Subscription Agent
reports subscriptions todsy TO the 100 Loan TO the
Natona. Bsuk of Syracuse, el6OO0; Second National
Rank Of Chicago. tl75. 900; Third National Bsrk Of
Chicago 100000; First National Bank " Pio,Meaoa
s5O OOc; Second National Bank Of !ousyis SOC 90;
.,ional Bank Of Ncw-York, ESQ 0Oo; Fiift National
Bank of Troy. $4,000; Sc.sfer 8 Brothsis. NewYork
vile National Eank 0nd.) $4,000. The uber of In.
dvi,,ua subsor ptions for sums Of $50 nId sioo w@
/ 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01

The Hon. C. N. Olds and family, Ohio; the
Hon. James H. Goldman. Ohio; the Hon. Johr Hen
oerson, Baltimore Judge X. h. Bell. Toledo and i: g.
Richards, Memphis ore ct the Metropolitan Hotel.
Major Gen. Barlow. L. s. "; r. II. willie. Lieut.
18th Regiment British Army. New-Brunswick. and
Col w. de Raaslo- Danish Minister are ut the Bfe-
WORT House.
George w. Chiids and wife. and Mr.. Koppel OF 30
gotta s. A., Ut the Clarendon Hotel
Col. William whitley. Charleston. ;. e.. at the
New.York Hotel.
Col John ". Brople Sd Iowa Cavalry Atlanta, Ga.
is at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Firdinnnd Vassault, San Francisco. 10 at the Hon'
man House.
Dr. W. c. Pratt Of Eostou is Q. the Fifth aycans
Hotel.
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Albany md the Fourth Of July.

Gov. Fcnton has scceded to request of both
Houses Of the Albany Legislature TO preside at d
presentation Of flags 10 such OF the returning rcsi-
mcn;s Of Ncw-York State as may have reached
their homes by the Fourth. Accordingly, on Tues
day next, Albany will witness gathering of oui
national defenders and an termipgling of flags OF
the most Interesting character. Ii cannot DC ex.
pected that officers Of MI the returned regiments
viii be ablc 20 be present on this occasion; bat in
tho person OF Maor.Gen. Butterfcld our valiant
heroes will find worthy representative and in his
hands il is not likely that the credit Of tho New
York regiments will suffer for want of adequate ac
Acknowledgement Of the honor bestowed upon them.
The Gags of some 50 regiments will DO presented.
II is highly probable that Gen. Grant will be presen,
at the gathering; Gems. Slocum, Hooker and Peck
hare also been invited. These honored guests will
be entertained BY the Governor, and will proceed
from Albany TO Saratoga. there to wind up Tho day
by participating in the grand festivities which are
to DO celebrated 1T that fashionable place Of resort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01

On PLEASURE TRIP.-This Afternoon,
Capt Francis c. Speigh 81 the Twenty ninth Pscirc t
will sail for England for two months trip for The
benefit Of bis health. he takes with him fatteiirG
letter Of introduction from superintendent Kennedy To
Inspector Tanner OF the London Detective force its
will probably visit many Of the Europern cities and in
vsstgate the workings Of the police system there 10
fore his return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01
from Fortress Monroe MeVcmeats Of
Steamers.
FoRIEEss MONROE. Friday. Juns

FoRIIEss MONROE. Friday Juns 30. 1865.
About 100 Government horses were sold by
auctiop at Camp Hamilton to-day. TIE prices varied
from $40 TO Sis.
The steamer Savor arrived to day nom Philadelphia
and the steamer Starlight from Morehcsd City With
mails and passengers.
The Norfolk sailed odny for Morehsad City
with mails and passengers.
About $40 soldiers of different regiments passed
through here to-day thoir way home
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Tolerrn ohio Exteusion.

CENTRE KARBoR Friday June 30. 1865
The American Telegraph Company bavo this
dov n ,mpleed their line through this village TO North
Conwa,. Tie Office will be opened 70 mor-oy Cuy
Their olines at all the mountsr Hotels and on tbs
suumit of Nocnt Washington will be reopsnsd for the
.ae son ON Moroay, July 3
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OLD VIRGINIA.

Con. A. II. Tery-aof Of West Point, bat
the capor of Fort Fisher AID Wilmington
having superseded the Haleek-Ord dynasty ct
Richmond, has issued the following important
General Order: (No. 10
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FIRR IN CHAMBRRs-sT.-The stock Of dry
goods on the first door Of No. i0+ Chamben-st. WIS
damaged by FIRE on Friday morning TO the amount OF
o2OO Insured Tho fro xas discovered and cxtiR"
guishsd ~ NJ Thrd PypoinOt Podsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-01

TuR PLAY or AREAH ma PoGUg'-Ag
ORprB or INJUNCTION 1ssuED--Tho fortunes ct this
drama have assumed new complexion. and one which
sufficiently proves that the previous proceedings
not DE considered in any W.! affecting tho final de
csions 10 the csse Judge Cardozo. Of the Court Of
Common Pleas. yesterday issued the following order
Elrari H. House ogt. clari,s S. B,raayd-It appear.
ing satisfactorily 10 me b. the complaint her in posi-
tivcy sworn 10 a. an AFFIDAVIT by tina plaintiff that sui
dcient grounds for order OF Injunction exist. do
hereby order that the deiendanl Charles :. Bernard
refrain from selling. Opposing OF and circulating the
dra matte composition enlitled Arrah M Poyue. or
The Wicklow Wedding: a drama in three acts. by
Dion Boucicaut and T.. II. House." copies thereof
and from Offering advertising the same for sale until
the further orders Of this Court-Dated june 80 1865
ALBERT CARDozo. Judge N. Y. Com. Pleas.
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Teryr,s of the Tpihune.
The yrihun, i'm London.
20 CovrcSpOudeuts.

Ne notss can 10 tcten Anonymous Communicative
Wlatsveis intended for insertion must - authenticate
BY the nsne address OF 'h- " er-no necessarily o.
publication but u euarsuty Tor lie good iei'! IN,
All business letters for this pce soulG he a4dltssrot %
TR'BuNE," hew-Ncrk
Wsesupot undertake ~ I.trn rejected Connunics 'h.
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INDEBTED. are indebted to Purser Fields
Of the Guiding Star. and also to tho Pusef of She
GEORGE Washington, Sor late Nsw.Qriesns pspeys.
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BosroN Friday. June 80. lss5.
At2p. m. to.day the Thermometer stood at
geo In the shade.
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A pYMASp FOR 1Ty HANGING OF DAVIS.
wAsrrxeros. Friday. Juno 80. 1895.

WASHINGTON, Friday. Juno ~. lH5.
THE ASSASSINATION CoURT-MARTIAL.
The military commission recently engaged 10
the trial Of the oonspirators met this morning and after
brief consultation. made M their nndrgs aud ad
burned. Tho result will not be positrely tuowp unit
officially prom nIgated.
MONEY ORDER OFFICES.
Tho money -order offices are after to-day 70
be creased from gro to iO principally IN tho Western
States. Measures have been taken 20 extend the syS
TEN 10 the Pacific Coast. The result OF th,
experiment far has boon satisfactory 10 tho Post
Office Department while those who remit small sums o.
money are perfectly Insured from loss
RETIREMENT op COMMISSIONER LEWIS.
| Commissioner Of Internal Revenue Lewis re-
tires from Office to be sscoeeed BY lillian
Orton OF New-Sork.
PASSPORTS.
The number Of passports issued az the State
Department during the pact month Is nnproeedsn'edy
large.
! The temperature to-day has been a. high AZ
o. in the shade Late this afternoon there
heavy rain storm accompanied by thunder and light.
nins. =. 49,,
C0LORRD CONVENTION.
A Convention Of delegates, representing tho
oolored population OF Virginia, 10 To DO held at Aoxan
dria August 70 take into consideration their present
md future condition aud devise Tor the good
and ease " the colored people throughout the State
GALE SENT ROME.
G. W. Gale, who, in last December, adyer-
tis.d In tn. Selma (An) Disdfch for one million dol
lars e. procure the assassination OF President Lincoln
w llliam H. Seward AID Andrew johnson. was taken
from the Old Capitol Prison odsy and sent back to Ala
bnrs ior trial
ANoTarB CoURT-MAarIAL.
Among the cases to he tried before the Mil.
hary Commission. OF which Col Chapman II Judge.
Advocate and which ~ sitting IN this city 10 that ~
resident OF Virginia who year ago, conspired with a
guerrilla 20 cause the death OF loyal citizen the nc.
oused having furnished the guerrilla with United
states Uniform AS q Disguise.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, AUGUST a. 1865

of that painful disease, the Gravel-as
well as Tor the relief il affords IN almost
every disease TO which human flesh is
heir. None can come here and ENJOY
this pure mountain air, plunge daily into
their fine baths, which can be had warm
or cold. and drink Of the water for any
reasonable length Of time, and 60 away
unbeneftled.
As 10 accommodations, boarding, terms,
and gentlemanly proprietors-l ain sure
no watering place can offer stronger IN
dUcements.
In conclusion. will say, that hope it
may be my privilege 10 come here year
ly for few weeks,to regain my strength
and health. and rest awhile from the cares
and anxeties incident 10 pastors llfe.
And think if all congregations were wise
and studied their own interest, as well as
the comfort of their pastor, they would
see TO it lha, i. was put within his power
thus annually TO enjoy such season OF
relaxation. j. |. M.