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%The cholera still excites great alarm aI
Naples, where all sorts of medieval precau-
uons are adopted, which, when mingled with
modern ways, have n rather odd effect. At all
the railway stations of Naples, and on the road
from Rome, are fumigating rooms, into which
the passengers are sent TO be smoked before
going into the city. If however, they come
from any of the cities where the disease is
known TO be violent, they are hurried down
a back way TO i laZarette, where they are
treated TO seven days imprisonment. Some of
the religious festivals have been suspended on
account of the prevalence of cholera; but. on
the other hand, theatrical performances have
beenlglven for the benefit of the sufferers. The
last performance of this kind in the San Carlo
produced l6,OOOlire about f6iO.-FOreiqn Pdper
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SECRET DISEASES

SAMARITAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
enectnal lremedy-indeed, the only vegetable remedy
ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and
cent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral, no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. Ii
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to these who do
male, S3.
sAMARITAN's RooT AND HERE Ju1cEs-A positive
sp and permanent cure for Syphilis screfuls, Ulcers,
Tor 95. Sold BY s. G. Ford. See advertisement ms
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Il WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept %, 1855
PROPOSALS FOR FUNDING CERTIFICATES
OF INDEBTEDNESS, COMPOUND INTER
EST NOTES. AND TkEASuRY NNTES

OF INDEBTEDNESS. C0NPouNb ISTER
EST NOTES, AND TREASURY NOTES
By virtue of the authority contained in the first
section of act of Congress entitled IAN Act to
provide ways and means to support the Govern
among other things, that any Treasury Notes or
other obligations bearing interest issued under
Secretary of the Treasury and with the consent of
the holder; be converted into any description of
given to the holders Of Certificates OF fndebednes
which mature before the first day of January next
year Treasury Notes, of the readiness Of this De-
partmennt 1T to give in exchange for them, to the
Twenty Year Bonds, at three per cent. premium
that Is to say one I hundred dSlars of Bonds for
to the first day of November next '' f'iO'
The Bonds issued in exchange for such Certif-
Gates and Notes will bear an interest of six per
cent, cent per annnm, payable semi annually In coin,
be redeeplable at the pleasure of the Government
after aft ifG and gqyabe in twenty years from
The Coupon and Registered Bonds issued under
thls ms PROPOSE will be Of the denominatons Of One
lars Registered Bonds Of Five Thousand and Ten
Thousand Dollars will be issued, if desired
m Ho ders of Certificates, Compound Interest, or
Treasury Notes. who desire to make such conver-
fanf Geyer them EN- 70 tss the Asss
the United States TO any National Depository
Bank which may consent to transact the business
Interest will he allowed on Certificates of Indebt
reS "a and Sns ana nr tWG year notes
1875, up the date OF maturity; aud when matu ring
after the rst Of November, interest will be allowed
to that day.
Upon the Compound interest Notes the interest
will be computed to November ], 1873 npOn the
amount of principal and interest compounded on
to that date. -
The principal and interest OF such Treasury
notes and obligations will be considered together
offer for conversion; but when, after deduct.
ing the principal of the bonds and three per cent
premium, there renlains fractional part of one
hundred dollsrs, this fractional part will be paid
The Secretary reserves to himself the right of
Withdrawing this proposal at any time prior to said
first day OF November, provided fifty millions of
version as aforesaid.
Circulars of instructions will be transmitted to
various officers authorized To receive Certificates
and Notes, to which attention is invited.
II. MCCULLOCH,
oc 3-d3fwT Secretary of the Treasury.
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D0-A Polish Jew, from Mobile, caiIing nun.
seIT a nj Auerbach, representing that he had
bought tbs steamer Golden Rod, bound to New
york from New Orleans with valuable cargo,
purchased some $4,000 worth OF merchandise
~ several houses in New York. Before the
goods were delivered it was ascertained that
no such boat was in existence. Auerbach was
forth with arrested.
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e Daniel Y. Miller. nostmasrer at Adam

RF Daniel V. Miller. postmaster at Adams
Vile, Frederick county, Md, has been acquit-
ted by the u. :. District Court in Baltimore of
the charge of robbing the mail. II was in evil
dence that the letter proved to have been
opened by the accused, was a decoy letter,
sent by detective agent of the Post Office De-
partment, and was addressed to a fictitious
person. Upon this the court instructed the
jury that the opening of a letter having a fic-
titious address was not a violation of law con-
shutting the offence charged, and the Jury ac-
cordingly rendered a verdict of not guilty.
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From Virginia.

LETTER OF GOV. PIERPoINT ON THE TEST OATH
Richmond papers publish a letter from Gov
Plerpoint, answering the interrogatories of J.
w. Lewellyn touching the eligibility of candi-
oates The Governor says Ii is peculiarly
painful at this time, in the disturbed condition
OF the State, while there are so many petitions
at Washington on file for pardon, and meet
lngs being held in large number OF counties
IN the State, passing resolutions declaring the
loyalty of the people to the Federal and State
Governments. that there should be reason for
raising these questions.
Congress acting under a provision OF the
Constitution of the United States. which is in
these words, to-wit: -" Each House shall be
the Judge of the election returns, and Qualifi-
cations of its own MEMBERS" has passed
Joint resolution declaring that all its members
shall take the oath TO which you refer That
resolution prescribing the oath will have 10 be
repealed before any member who cannot con-
sclentiously subscribe to it can take his seat
1t is not to be expected that Congress will re-
peal that resolution in order to give seats TO
members who cannot take the oath. He con-
cludes as follows:
but has IL not the appearance of persistent
and continued rebellion for men 10 run for
Congress, who, by the law of Congress cannot
take their seats If this class of men are sent
TO Congress. the members of Congress will
conclude that the Representative is a type of
the people, and will be likely to reject them
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM MISSISSIPPI.
The Election of umphreys

NEw YORK, Oct. 5.-The Herald's special
says General Humphreys was chosen Cover
nor. Governor Sharkey had previously de-
ciared that, If elected, he would use every en-
deavor to have his application for pardon, now
lying ut Washington, granted. Humphrey
success is considered unimportant by the best
Unicn men here.
A. NJ. West, who is elected to Congress from
the Fourth district, Is good Union mas. G.
r.. Walker, who is doubtless elected Attorney
General, is an eminent lawyer.
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WASHINGTON. d. c.. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1865. Ne
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mercutio said Of his wound,
" II traS not as deep as a tcsH, or as ride
As a ga.e, tRt it poVld do"
PLANTATION BITTERS win not raise the dead, ,
Buf they cure the sick, exalt the depressed,
Add rose tint charm to the social circle,
And render life thing to be enjoyed
Also the thing itself is quite enjoyable.
Never was searching Tonic in such pleasant shape.
Tender youth, declining age, the mind
Ger wrought by mental care, most gentle females,
And the wreck Of men, all find these Bitters
The balm of life and source Of health.
Delay not a trial. Conveniently deposited
In every town wherever civilization extends,
1t can be obtained, true. genuine and sure sesOlw
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fS1t was announced by one of the savans AT
the late meeting of the British Association. that
the Stafordshire coal fields in England will
probably be totally exhausted within twenty
years. Facts and figures, apparently of the
most convincing character, were cited in SUM-
port OF this theory; and eight mines were indi.
Gated by name which give unmistakable signs
of speedy exhaustion.
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEAT0N'S ITCH OINTMENT. II
cyres Itch and Salt Hheum in 4s hours; also cures
Chillblains; Ulcers, and all Ernptions of the skin
Sold by all Druggists. j. ID. GILMAN,
mar Sly $50 Pennsyl ylvania avenue,
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To PURIFY, ENRICH THE BLOOD, BEAurrFY the
complexion, use HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CON-
CENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARIL-
La; One bottle equals in strength one gallon of
the Syrup er DecoctiOn m 5-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-06

A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BE.ur1puL Con-.
PLKxIoN fellows the use Of HELMBOLD's HIGH
Lf CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA. 1t removes black spots, pimples
and all eruptions of the skin m 25-6m
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP

OUbUhIE r. . HUNEI SUhP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAR, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mud and emollient in it's nature, rdsrdnIy scented
and extremely beneficial in it's action upon the skin
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
ian d.
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~ fellow calling himself "a bachelor of
man for the receipt of a certain kind of soup,
of which it seems the selfish gourmand Is par
ticularly fond. The editor was somewhat at a
loss to answer, but lady correspondent re-
it's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-06

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF FSARSAPARILLA
cleanses and renovaes the blood instils the yigor
Of health into the system, and purges ost the hu.
mors that make disease. M 25-6m
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METROPOLITAN HALL.

Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 18th sts
froprlc tor...... ......................B b. HENZE
stage CHAS. PETRIE
Acting Manager. Prof. G.. NACHMAN
OPENING OF THE FALL AND wINTER
- SEASON:
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-Mr. HenZe takes
pleasure IN Informing the public and his friends
that the Hall has been entirely renovated and splen
didy decorated and his endeavor will be to please
the public and introduce new faces the stage
every week during the coming season trusting that
his friends will favor him with their visits they
have heretofore
gagged the following performers:
First appearance of Miss mAZORA ARNOLDI,
the handsomest built Lady on the Stage who will
appear every night in her great imper Onatons of
Roman and Grecian Statuary.
First appearance of HARRY RAYNOR, the Ec-
centric and Versatile Performer.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF OUR FAyORITES
MISS ANNIE LEE,
MISS KITTY LEE,
The fair Daughter of the Terpsichorean Art,
MISS MARY WALTON,
The Accomplished Vocalist
MISS CARRIE BENTLEY,
The Beautiful Danseuse.
The Great Ethiopian Comedian
The well known Irish Comedian.
PROF. G. HINES Pianist.
The Metropolitan Hall Brass Band will perform
nightly some OF their choice selections of Music.
The Musical Department will again be under the
charge OF the well known Niolinist Prof. &. MACH
se The Bar is always stocked with the choicest
Liquors and Segars the market can afford.
Admission free ec56t
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RY BRINSMADE q CLARK,
- Regular Licensed Auctioneers.
372 Pa. ay., adjoining Metropolitan Hotel

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
We have this day entered into arran ngements for
the purpose of doing out door business, and
offer services TO the public for the selling of
Household Furniture at private dwellings, Houses
and Lots Farms and Stocks, Horses and Carriages,
Orphans Court Sales, Vessels, and any kind OF
Merchandise, either on the premises or at our
Store, on as favorable terms any Auctioneers in
the city.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of our
friends and persons wishing the eryices of auc
tioneer, believing that, from experience of 25
satisfaction.
Sales at Store Every Evening. ~
REFERKNcEs:-Hon. John W. Foruey, Richard
Morgan. ......r sep 29-lm
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NOT FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS that
aflict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
remedy of the utmost value. m A-6m
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CHEvALIER,s LIFE FOR THE HAIR

Will restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR;
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth of the
WEAKEST HAIR; stops its falling out in three days;
keeps the head clean cool and healthy can be used
freely; contains nothing injurious; THE BEST
HAIR DRESSING EVER OFFERED TO THE
PUBLIC;i it is recommended and used by the first
medical authority. Sold at the Drug Stores, and
at my office, No. 1913 Broadway, New York.
i assure all persons the above preparation
will do all that is claimed for it.
Sc Is I'm SARAH A. CHEvALIER MD.
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GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

would advise an persons having teeth 10
extract TO call at DE-. LEWIE S Office, and
have them taken out without pain. IIIO
Also, call and examine the Doctors new and i'm
proved method Offnserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH
II you once see the great improvement in his teeth
yO9 VIII nave them in no other style than this new
sA1 valuable one. Teeth inserted Gold, Silver
ara hUbter Plates At the old price, We have not
advanced the prics on our work since the great
Change in gold.
No, 24a Penn's avenue, between 18th and 18th
ysnSly SR IFWJr n DantJs,
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CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street
GEORGE LEA Sole Proprietor

REMOVAL.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC-The Proprietor of
the Canterbury having purchased the lease of the
premises known the
OXFORD MUSIC HALL.
the entire company attac he'd to the
OLD CANTERBURY
viii in future appear at the above spacious prem
ises and the public will bear in mind that this is
the ~ ~
ONLY CONCERT HALL IN WASHINGTON
The following performers will inaugurate the
OPENING OF THE NEW CANTERBURY:
w. A. Wray, Josh Hart, S. Clarke, Billy GRAY
Mons. SzollOsy, Adelaide Nixon, Emma Gardner
Laura L LeClaire. Lottie Langley, Millie Delphine
Mary Gardner, Fanny May, Ella Wesner, Tutsey
: smith and M attic Snnderand-alI of whom will ap-
pear in MAMMOTH BILL OF ATTRACTION.
A GRAND MATINEE every "Wednesday and Sat
urday. Nearly ready the New Local Piece entitled
THE FEMALE CLERKS OF WASHINGTON
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay OF Warn.
Ing and lnstructon for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for diseases of the Urinary and
Sexual systens-Sent free, in sealed envelopes Ad-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa, NH an Am
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HATSl HATSil
LEhDING Styles for Young men, the FAUST"
"sARATOGA,n DICTATOR and Rec
SORTE.n together with the SILK and CAS- W
SIMERE, now so popular, inst opened.
B. ii. STINEMETZ,
Halter, 234 Penn. avenue,
second door from 18th ST.
the head. Sc 25-2w
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DENTISTRY.

nENTAL NOTICE.-DR. THOMAS o. HILLS
~ has resumed the practice of Dentistry
In all It's branches, and will Il pIeased AS
q see his old patients and the public gen-"IIO
orally. Ofce-3O6 Pennsy lVsnIa avenue bet 9th
and 10th streets. Sc 4Ims
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HERYEY SHRIyER.

/ III. YEATMAN HERYEY SHRIyER.
YEATMAN & CO.,
50 LOUISIANA AyENUE, SO LOUISIANA AVENUE
COMMISSION AERCHANTS
For the sale OF BACON, LARD, FLOUR, BUT
TER, CHEESE, EGGS. APPLES, and Country
Produce generally beg leave to state that We have
special facilities for supplying all goods in the above
line as low as they can be had in Baltimore Pur-
giving US a call Sc Is -emt
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THOMPsON's POMADE OPTIEM For i'm
1 parting rich gloss and exquisite perfume to
tant. Prepared BY +. @. WELLS CO., New
York, and sold by all Druggists, Price s5e and !sc
per bottle.
DUTLER'S BALSAMIC MIXTURE.-This old
Dwell known and entirely reliable remedy for Se-
eret Maladies, is for sale by all Druggists Price
81 Der bsttle, jan l9- 9-eoly,a
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FINE HING

II y r Z L D i c.
y. HENKLEMAN,
plSS BALTIMORE STREET BaLTTyoRy
fDTSesn Ca1yeTt and South street, south side
IN aidliiOn 10 his CUSTOM TRADE has now on
hand aud ia msking up a snpeTior aTticIe ~
hEhD1 MADE CLOTHING, Of Foreign and Do
TSri Isls cut IL the latest styles and Of
,GSntlemen IN waRt Of fine or medium quality
clotbing will ind it greatly 70 their advantage 10
S4shine ms stock before purchasing.
=, Boys Clothing Ready Made and Made to Order in
tLs most satisfactOTy manner
- Terms Cash
- one Price OHIy
haSlng unsurpassed facilities for buying goods,
tuIehSseTs may rely upOn adyantapes seldom of
lere1 them in this market -
ali ami examine Stock and Prices
~ ~ OIders by mail receive prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-06

he OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON TIE
EUROPEAN PLAN,
sehiArgsd . double its former capacity.
ECROPEAS HOTEL,
Tb;s W,ttqd e &c. dnd Ira 81, Washington, ID. o.
ms hotei the Oldest conducted on the European
- ,Sn ItS 11 Snss Siiy, has been enlarged and -
.-I,, "a IN IN every way necessary for th~.cyA0
TSsIIf.I tor of the inereas-a guests I.:
troprietor hopes ,rSSnags s, already received, The
continue 10 reeei We PATRONAGE a. 10
CbarSss are Soderais dsssd with what thsS receive
oeS S-u P. ENRICH, Propr,stor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The case in Ad-
miralty of John s. Reid ct. al Us. 81 bar
rels of high wines, libelled for salvage, oe-
cupied the court yesterday. Wiley and
Carey appeared for libellants:and Prentiss
and Baldwin for defendants. Decree was
rendered for $3.50, salvage due to the own
ers, officers and crew of the schooner Con-
rad Reid, together with costs. This was q
libel for salvage of the aboveproperty, found
floating in Lake Erie, near Rondeau,
and picked up by the schooner Conrad
Reid and brought into port in August last.
Tho property was valued at $4,000, and was
part of the cargo of the propeller Racine,
jettisOned on account of fire. Most of the
property jettisOned had been picked up by
other vessels, and settlements made by the
Insurance Companies at various rates.
The Grand Jury brought indictments
against Joseph Tod and James Smith for
enticing soldier to desert and concealing
a deserter, Charles D. Bsntly was also in
dicted, for presenting for payment a false
claim against the United states-being $50
for alleged apprehending deserter,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

The reosipts OF Grain to-day, and especially
Wheat, it will be seeu are very light bat it is stI
quite equal if not in excess, Of the demand. He-
/ yond an occasional call from the country, the de-
manG fer Flour and Wheat continues very dull.
In Corn there seems to be decidedly more inquiry,
and sales to-day and yesterday were quite liberal.
Oats, Rye and Barley are neglected. In Provisions
we note quite brisk demand yesterday and to-day
for Hams and IaId, but there is still nothing to
Indicate any steady activity. Pork Is quiet In
Butter, Eggs and Oheese there is nothirg new to
report, tie market stiil ruling quiet. We report
sales and GU ta.ioIs to-dsy as follows;
srs,zu zuts-steady at the following ras5a All
RAm-To New York, Flonr 81 OOi Wool 81 "a !;
Dressed HosB 81 30. To Bostou. Flour 81 TO- Wool
81 Il; Dressed Hogs 81 10.
FIOur-ouist aud sssad7. Sales to day of IS
bbIs goOi Xxx white a. so %; so bbls fair do at
so %. Ths range for sooi brands Xxx red is
SO 629IO 90. Choice grades command an advance
upon the Oatside figure.
Wheaf-Du'l. The only sale reported to-day
was 1 car Extra red from store at So 10.
COrn-Iu good demand. Sales to-day Of cars
new sbellej from store at 81 10 and CARS do do at
81 Il.
Oats-Quiet and nominal at 7s9sOo from store.
/
former and 81 5O91 20 Tor the latter.
Dressed HOgs-Ysry quiet and nominal ct
| 13I59l4o for average lots Of 200 MS.
POrk-steady but dull at S3s 90 for mess aud
$50 o. for clear.
Ness Beef-Quiet. Held at SIS co FOR city
packed.
Lard-In gOOi request. Sales ,OOl rs in tIerces
at 2So, aad /, 900 ibs in kegs at 24c.
Smoked Meats-Haus in good Demand
Sales 1900 bi '' 'Comstoek's " sugar-eured at &c
Shoulders st, ady at 2O,, and DIi:d Beef at I6c.
BntfeF-yery dull and nominal at range Of
IS 3iCc for good to prime Western Rsgervs.
E<Es- Q1iet Small Gales making at 3OG3so
Cheess-Quiet, but firm ss l9@2lo for medium
to prime. OEoioo selected brings a shade better
fgarss.
HIghwiass-v Very quiet, but holders are firm
at 81 %
AiUOnoI- Held at 81 5O94 81 for Ss pei cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits So 4O92 As.
Petroleum This market Is ruling quiet. but
holders eOa,inue to quote at ss@9co for Refined.
Dried AppIes-Dull and drOOPing. Holders
quote at 1OH9Ilc and there are no buyers at these
figures. Advlces from Western points report no
market for them, except at large concessions from
the figures Of the past two months.
Dried Peaehes-Ths deu and Is good and the
market firm, with very. Light stock, at 4O942e
peeled and 30932c for unpeeled.
BeanS-stesdy at 50 OOQ2 25 for new medium
white old do 50 so.
seeds-small sales Of Glover at sl3 So Timo-
thy held at S. 7i@6 %.
HRIt-stssdy Coarse SO 30; Groznd Solar s. so;
Fine 2 s5.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

CASTLE AND CANPBELL's EKGL1sH OPERA
CoNPAEY.-Most of our readers are aware
that this excellent company open for brie
season at the Academy Of Music on Mon
day evening next. Everything indicates a
most brilliant and prosperous operatic sea-
son. We but echo the universal sentiment
of the press throughout the country, when
we pronounce this the most efficient En-
glish opera troupe ever organized on this
side of the Atlantic. Messrs. Campbell and
Castle are known everywhere as exquisite
and unrivaled singers, ard they are sup
ported by large and well-trained compa-
ny of well-known vocalists. They will
meet with warm reception in this city.
The sale of reserved seats commences thir
morning at nine o'clock, atthe Academy o
Music. For further particulars, see adVer
tisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-10

DIsCHAReED.-Wilson Martin, Railroad
Engineer, living in Mansfield, was arrested
several months since on the charge of en-
ticing soldier to desert, was taken to Gin
cinnai and placed in close confinement.
There he languished number of months,
unable to procure hearing of his case. A
few days ago he was sent to this District for
trial, end was discharged yesterday, as the
charge could not be sustained in the United
States Court in this city. The following
facts in the case were developed: A soldier
friend of the accused wishing to 90 to ball.
borrowed a citizens suit of clothes of Mr..
Martin, but he was arrested as deserter on
his way to the ballroom. No explanation
otthe facts, Or protest of innocence, availed.
Mr.. Martin was entangled in the meshes of
tho affair, was arrested and treated as
above set forth. He was found, yesterday.
totally destitute of money, but,some gentle
men of this city, believing he had been
shamefully dealt with, betrayed his expen-
ses 10 Mansfield.