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RY GaEEN d WILLIAMS, A@ctionssrs.

RY GaEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Agctionesrs.
WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND CHAMBER FUR
NITGRB BY ATOYTON.
On 2ATURDAY, the 2lst instant, a. IN O'Clock 3
m, We shall sell in front of aur Auction Rooms,
an excellent assortment OF Housefurnishins
Goods. viz:
Ora Walnut Suite, consisting ofPete a-Tete Sofas,
Easy lad Side Chairs
Cna fine Bedroom Suite consisting of Marble-ter
Dressing Bureaus. W Wristbands
Wardrebes, Tables. CT sfrs and Rockers
Marble top Center Tabls spd Walnut frame Z c ok
ing Glasses
, Walpet Wbatnots. and Gttsu,Ans
Pain ssd Cottage Sets. spd other Bedroom SIrgi.
a3ze
Hair, Husk and othsr Mattresses
Writing Desks aud Office Chairs
Cook, Radiator ana other Stoves
phfee ply, In grain aud other Carpets
Lot of Kitchen Requisites
And many othsI. articles too numerals to emu.
Merate.
Terms cash, -
Jan l9-td GREEN Il WILLIAMS. AuctS.
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SALEoF CoNDEMNED. 9UARTERMAsTER's
SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

OuARTKRMAsTER GENERALS OFFIoH,
FIRST DIVISION. WASHINGTON CITY,,
Janasry s. 1865.
WEI be seld, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Giesboro, D. c., on
FRIDAY, January Is, 1855,
two HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
On FRIDAY, January 70, 1855.
TWOHUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
On FRIDAY, January n, 1865,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
Tbsse horses have been condemned 81 unit for
the Cavalry service of the Army.
For road and farming purposes, many good bar.
eains may be had.
Horses sold sin gly. Sale to commence ct 10 O. n.
Terms cash in United States currsncy.
Colonel In charge First Division QuArtermastse
Generals Office. j. 6-19s
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RYJ. &C. McaUIRl q Co, Auctioalers
CLOSING SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
TERMS CA3H-sAkE PEREMPToRY.

j. c. Nee & co. viii sell, st Publie Auc-
tioa, at their auction Rooms, corner Pennsyi-
vaoia svenue snd 10th street, Washing tou, d c..
on SATURDAY. the 2lst January 1856, at IL oclk,
a N all the re naming stock from the Factories
Of Richard Kin STAND Co, consisting of
"a Nests tfour stoves each nestl k1NUs
LANDS PATENT and PORTABLE ARMY
STOVES With pipe and all apparatus complete,
SO Sets KINGSLAND's PATENT PORTABLE
HOSPITAL HEATER AND VHNTILATOR,
with pipes drums and all apparatus complete
boxed ready for transports ion. These stoves
ggere tins year supplied to the Government at
sHEEg IRON OVEN, built expressly for army
Entirely new ; Of the heaviest sheet iron,
and ali apparatus com plete; very desirable for
suffers
sRlAT IRON OVEN, (new-about 3 feet
by 8, and feet high,) all apparatus COM
The attendance of Government officers, s.ui-
tary and Relief SOciaty officers, Suffers. aud all
s particularly desired ut this i'm
portsnt sale OF property, which cost $50 Oa0 to
ufacure, when m ater.al and labor we're z0o per
ceEt- lower tn st present rates.
The owners being engaged in other business can
notaey etc the requisite attention to their interest
hare, and have dIeated the sale to he final, and
without reserve.
AL Of these stoves were desi sneG and construct
ed expressly for Army and Camp use. great
many are nowsin use By the Government, and have
netthe sanction and approval OF those best Il tied
. to Judge of their merit.
They are conlpactly cased, in perfect order
ported st tri sisg expense, to sny camp or field
hospital.
Terms cash
jan sd &c. Mcguire & CO, Aucts.
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RYJ. O. McaUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.

II J. y. ECU UINH % w AucEIoHeefb'
SALE OF PERSONAL HVFECTS OF A DE-
CEASED OFFICER.
On SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. 21st. At III
o'clock at the Auction Rooms. We shall sell the
Personal Effects of deceased officer of the army,
comprisng-
quantity of Wearing Apparel.
Trav ain Trunks. excellent Revolver,
Toilet Case of tortoise shell and brass,
Leather Toilet Box. with Furniture,
Cigar Case. Studs, Spurs, &c, &c.
Terms cash.
ian lB J. O. MCGUIRE 4 GO. Aucts
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A NECESSARY PRECAUTION.-Superin
ent Richards has issued an order to the Metro
politan Police TO carry all horses and mules
taken by them as estrays or stolen TO the corral
In the First Ward for inspection by the officers
in charge there. This order is made neces sary
by the difficulty of identifying government
horses CT mules by persons not perfectly &C
quainted withe marks. The police in some in
stances having taken horses estray and put
them in stables at livery, and when the cost
has accumulated to nearly the value of the
animals the governments agents identity them
and take them, the expense of Keeping them
falling upon the commissioners fund.
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DYJ.o. CURE 4 CO., Auationesr..

IL
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON 18TH STREET. BELOW PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE. AND LOT AT THE CORNER or
MAYNARD AVENUE AND THIRD STREET
WEST.
BY authority IF the Supreme Court Of this Dis
triet, passed In Equity No. 81, Matilda Ora MINER
VS. TODD and Prohasco. we shall expose to sale, on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. January Is. 1855, at {
O'Clock, the premises, to the highest bidder, the
followin val liable real estate to wit
PART Ct Lot No. Is. and tia whole of Lot No. IS,
in Square No 25S, fronting together about Is feet
on Thirteenth street, near Pennsylvsnis avenue.
by depth averaging about 100 feet to public alley,
81 feet wide, with an outlet is feet wide to Thir
OF several old frame dwelling houses
Same day at AZ O'Clock. Lot No l, in reservation
O. fronting 35 feet on Maryland avenue and 70 feet
on Third street west at the of Third street.
near the canal bridge.
Terms One third cash, the residue in 6, II. and
10 months with interest for which tho purchssers
bonds with surety will be taken, and a lien re-
served on the property sold. 49,
If the terms be not com piled with within Eve
DAYS from tn day of sale tag trustees reserve the
right 10 resell seven days public notice At the
risk and cost OF the purchaser failing TO comply.
H YIN; = T PHRRoPPiAsoo Trustees.
janl2-d J. @. MEG UIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
dema and, is m ade from the choicest materials, is
mild aud emolient in its nature, frsgrantly scent
ed. and extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, a2s.eoly
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A UCT!0E sALEoF CONDEMNED HORSES

QCARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
LAT Division, Washington City. Jan. Il, lsb5.S
Will be sold at Public Auction. to the high
est bidder. at the time and places named below,
viz:
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA THURSDAY,
February IL, 1865,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb
ruary l6. 1865.
THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
at each place.
These Horses have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had.
Horses sold snely.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m
Terms cash, in United Srstes currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in chars First Division,
jal6.tf Quartermaster Generals ONCE.
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACc)MM0-
"A dated with ROOM and BOARD, in 3 private
family Apply at No. 445 street. between &c g. ss
D0ARD.-Persons de.irins good BOARD and
d pleasant ROOMS please call corner H an 2st
streets. Terms reasonable. Bath in the house
One handsome Parlor to let. jan 10 3tF
ShyERA1,tt p HIGHLY FTRNIsaED ROOMS to
tween 18th and 18th SITS. ia le-3t"
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD. can
be obtsined by applying Immediately at Nc Z
ID 'RooMs-For married or single persons, at
ofaist and ii sts. III 'l' 49, jan ls St.
R0AHD--Two suits ROOMS. commnn Eating.
tween l3th and 18th sts. References exchanged.
Jan l6-lw*
TW0 LADIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
L with two furnished ROOMS, with hoard. Adj
dress Mrs. l.. ELLISON, Washington Post Office,
or inqnire at Ladies' Window where removed to.
DLEASANT ROOMS, ALSO TABLE BOARD
street. near ID. Parlor suitable for Congressman
officers. street cars pass the door. Refer
en ces exchanged. - R-llt*
QOARDING-Any lady desiring to find an ele-
H CANT home, with the best medical assistance,
excellent nursing and strict retirement during
confinement can find every requisite with the ad
vertiser, widow living genteely, without chill
dren or boarders.
Address Mrs. LEONARD, Box 3s1 Brooklyn.
New York. e9lmf
-TABLE BOARD at 1874 Pa. av., bet; 18th and
L 2Ith SITS. deg lm*
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS
lVl visiting this city, will find it to their advan.
by Of at WE'LL
find saving of 80 to 70 eE ss fspf asap
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ENooH ARDEN; illustrated. .woodolif;. By
of Boat HsSos aodss Leaves
American Poets. John GodfreyS Fortunes; By
gayard Taylor. MarSsrets Secret End iss Success.
Rosa Mystica; by Marie Jose hine. Lyrs Ansii.
cana; BY the Rev. George, Z: Rider. Bsauties,,
Of Forces; By Grove, Farady. Liebig and others.
Blackweed's Magazine for November.
daH FRAkCK TA1LUB.
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Wholesale Agent,
CoLGAFR,s HONEY SOAP

For Faie in Washin gton by 8 G. FORD. corner
Pa avenue and Eleventh street. az 3l-eoly
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TWO LADIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
i with two furnished ROOMS, with board Adj
dress Mrs. l.. ELLISON, Washington Post Office
or inquire at Ladies' Window where removed to,
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WE, The SUBSCRIBERS, HAVE ENTERED
SAFE aSp
and respectfully solicit share of public patron
9ge Wewi keep slwsys On n hand n for hire Horses.
a large stock of Horses always on hand for sale
eXchaast at tbs old stand corner OF Bridge and
j. r NORRIS
D. Z. GLkGM0S.
GEORGETOWN, D C.. Jan. il, 1864 ia l6-3tt
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by GREEN i WILLIAMS. Auctieneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURz, &C., AT AUG
TI0N,
On fHURsDAY, the 26tts instant, at 10 O'Clock
a. IA, We shall sell, at the residence of ge ,tlB-
man declining housekeeping, on 2lst street be-
tween G and streets. west end Of the city
One Parlor Suite, consisting OF Sofas. Easy and
Side Chairs
Mahogany Marbls. sop Dressing Bureaus
NaTaro bes Washstands. Tables
Chairs ard Jenny Lind Bedsteads
Best CURED Hs.E ahd taer Mattresses
Feather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters
Extension TABLES and Dininx Chairs
Brussels. Three ply, and other Carpets
Cottage Sets Hld other Chamber Fur EiSsFe.
Glass and Cs0ckery Ware
Cook. Rsdister and other Stoves
Lot of Kitchen Requisites
And may other articles too numerous to emu
merate.
Terms cash. GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
ia 10 d Auctioneers
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$4,000 WORTH o Doors AND SHOES
ATREDUCED PRICES.
HELLER & 90. 1872 SEVENTH sT..
Are still Offering their entire took of BOOTS asd
SHOES st reduced prices, oonrris ng ~sSzan
some of the best makes of all kinds Of la E$
die.', genta', misses and chiIiren's Boots EzE
and Shoes. We are selling -
Genuine Ladies' Glove KID Cor sress Boots at 50 so,
good L0dies' Leoiher Heeled Shoe at Sl.l5,
Ladies' Slippers. good quality, IS cents.
All tfzes now Of the Boys Copper tipped Shoes
Heavy Mems Shoes atsl75.
And cur stock Of heavy Boots at mann facturers'
cost. at HELLER & co. $,
4927th ST., doors abovs Odd Fellows Hall.
Also, large variety of Trunks, Valices and
Travelling Bags at cost at HELLER & CO.'S.
Jan 9.lm* 492 It'll street, bet. aud E SITS.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTHRuAsTER's
- STORES, GRAIN, AND GRAIN SACKS.
Chief Orartsrnasfe,'s Office,
Depot Of WaShiugtes, )
WaShington, D. c., Jan. H. 1865
Will be sold at public auction, at 81 xth street
Wharf, Washington. d O., on "WEDNESDAY, jan
nary %, 1855 lot Of Quartermaster stores, con-
demned as unfit for public service, viz:
Shovels, Pitchforks, Brooms. Files, Augars,
Buckets Lanterns, Cook Stoves, Paulins, Picks,
Ropes, &c.
Also, at the same time and place
About 1l4,o00 pounds of Corn, IS 900 pounds of
Oats, and 500 Grain Sacks n,,v
Brigadler General and Chief Quarterm.ster,
jan IA lot Depot of Washington.
SALEOF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER's
y STORES.
Chief Quaytern,ayer's 0mcs, Depot Of Washiartoa,l
WaShiagtoH. d. C.. j an. IS. 1865. (
Will be sold at pu bile auction At the Govern emit
Warehouse, situated on the square between and
and Twentieth and Twenty .frst streets. Wash
ipeton, D. ON TUESDAY, January ~. 1855 at 10
O'Clock q. m, lot Of Quartermasters Stores oon-
demRed rs unit for use, viz:
Coal Scuttles, Bits, Saddle Blankets, Curry
Combs. Brides, Horse Collars, Saws. Axes, Wagon
Wrenches, Wagon Covers, Horse Covers, Anvils,
Hammers, Knives, Sou ares, Brace Bits, Lanterns.
Shoyels, Grindstones Harness Leather, Rope. and
a large lot of Wagon Tire, Wrought and Cast Iron
Scraps, Horse Shee Iron, and Iron Wire
Brigadier Genr and Chief Quarterma ster
jan l3-l0t Depot of Washin gton, ID. o.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
Penn q avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets, where
he will keep = veil selected stock Of Dry Goods,
auction prices. liza l3 6t'l J.P. HERMAN.
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RoBBERY.-Tuesday, the store OF W. B Lew
is & Co., Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
the following articles stolen A gold English
lever watch, valued at $50; one plated nickel
anchor movement do, S25; one silver hunting
case do, $40; one gold mounted hair chain,
$3.50 an old -fash iened bracelet, red sets, So So
a daguerreotype pin, all; one open face II. O.
very small gold watch, SIS; one II. q. gold le-
twenty gold rings, $50; one large white seal
(stone), SIS; 28 dozen ladies gold pencils, $50;
lot of chains, pins, &c, 800 The detectives
were informed early, but as yet no arrest has
been made.
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DLEASANF ROOMS, ALSO TABLE BOARD
L at s25 per month, can be had at No. AL G
or officers. street cars pass the door. Refer
ep ces exchanged. ial2-llt+
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DOAHD-Two suits ROOMS, cOmmun ,ating,
ID with first clsss BOARD. at sol g street be-
tween l3th and 18th sts. References exchanged.
tan Is -1wk
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TNHE OOPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
listing between Joseph P Herman and Leopold
strouse, under thu firm of Herman & Strouse, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. ]. P Her.
man is alone authorized to settle the business Of
said firm J.P. HERMAN
LEOPOLD STROUSE,
Washington. D. c., January le. 1865.
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NOR SALE-Two first class RESTAURANTS,
L For particulars apply imme. istelys
G. W. MITCHELL,
ian To- lm* Park House. 332 ST.
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BOARD AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ID ROOMS-For married or single persons, at
moderate prices for the times, southwest corner
of 2lst and II sts iau 1S St.
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EOR RENT OR SALE-A very desirable FARM
On 7th street road ,called Petworth. the LIST
ing to Solaiers' Home and the other tha turn pike
road to Montgomery County. Fog terms APP
at the hours of o'clock and from to p. m.
Ia IA IF JAS, TOWLES, Property Agent
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MILLINERY AND DRESS
L MAKING ESTABLISHMENT. ~

y and usefully, reading the best novels and other
standard works choice of 2OoC) for go cts week
y, with great Eeduoemsnt to double subscriptions
Kirkwood House, bet. 18th and 18th streets
dAc T-lmw
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FOB RENT ANIL SALE,

F0R SALE-A irst-olass SALOON. INQUIRE at
No. north TtA street, boundary line.
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WANTED-Bv your man of industrious hsb
" its, a SITUATION in a .tors. Can speak the
Penn'a avenue, two doors from 18th street
10
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WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH-A small
~ BRICK HOUSE containing or rooms,
eItusted between 18th and iath streets and and
Psnnsylvauia avenue. Address J. 81. D Star
office. Jan 10 St.
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EOR RENT-Two ROOMS on first foo of pri-
Il vate residence, furnished or unfurnished, and
suitable for gentlemen. References required kp
ply ct 0s Green street, Georgetown.
il III cow
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"ANTED-A second hand TENT for Photo
~ graphic purposes. size not less than IA feet by
rs feet. or tvs Tents Il feet square. inquire at
CRYSTAL REsTAuRAHT, No. $50 D street. be-
tween Ssh and 9th SITS. ian 10 2t<
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A GOOD BUSINESS FOE SALE proftsble
"A and pleasant BUSINESS, Immediately, for
one or two pc rsops with small capital each. in an
and other business cause of selling. Price, With
or without stock. 81 20 to 81 ,90. For particulars
inquire at Star Office address M. NJ, at this of
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WANTED-By respectable woman, . SITUA-
w TION as cook, washer and ironer. Best city
references given. Apply at the corner of and
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-10-19
RuaarAa-AaEnrcAN TELEGRAPH.

.Tay RUSSIAN AMERICAN TELEGRAPH. -
Tho New York HsrQtd of Oct. 9Th states
that telegram has been received from
Fort st. James, Frazer River, British Co
lumbia, announcing the completion Of the
Rnssian- American telegraph line to that
noint and that Capt. conway is rapidly
nnshine. towards Stuart'a Lake. The ca
ble to cross the straits will be laid next
August. A party is also on ,the way to
AMOR River, to build northward, to meet
another working party from the Anadyr
The Herqlds adyices state that the enter
nrise bids fair to be carried to o success
full completion at much earlier day than
was generally anticipated. Col. Buckley
was on his way to the Gulf Of ADadyr,
at last adyices.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-10-19

In the town of Hopkinton, Mass, her
nit by the name of Seth Baily, IS hylng IN
a hut, short distance from the road built
of boards and stones, and banked with earth
and turf TO the caves. He - years OF age,
was born in Natick and for nearly half a
century has lived in the hut alone. gen
tleman, who recently made visit to him,
states that the hut contains pallet, covered
with rags, a cooking stove, and two or three
griddles. He lives in seclusion, and IS not
very fond of visitors. The hrst and only
vote Mr.. Baily ever east was for Abraham
Lincoln. at the last Presidential eiecton,
and he regards that as great event IN ms
life. The hermit has worn the same pair OF
pants for twenty years. he stated 70 ms
visitor that be had never been married, ana
conversed quite iatelligentiy.
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"OWED TO AUTUMN y
BY GEORGE COOPER.

Round us Autumn winds are signing
Like mateless maid
Happy birds arc seward flying,
All their notes are paid.
Trees are waxing very dry for
Now they stand in dole,
Yearly they pine and sigh for
Summers flowing bole"
sOunding thro' tho hazy woodlands,
Fail the nuts about:
Nature, from her fair and good hands,
Now is Smelling ont.
Bees have ceased their drowsy humming
Blows the fitful gust,
BreeZes down the roads are coming
Down with their dust
Lawns are rich in gaudy rairnent,
Hills in purple plumes
Once again his specie payment
Banker Year resumes
Nothing opuleRt the scene lacks,
Leaves, around US rolled,
Are the seasons lavish greenbacks,
Changed now into gold.
saturday Pres
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-10-19

SHEEP GONE CRAzY.--A gentleman who
came down on the Hempfeld train yesterday
Informs us that two miles this side Of Clays-
vile there was flock of sheep inclosed in
a pasture field On Wednesday stampede
occurred among the flock, when the fright
ened or crazy sheep commenced jumping the
fence at the point indicated, going over the
precipice at the same time. Two hundred
and eighty Of the animals were killed
Wheslinq IntelItsencer.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-10-19

SpANGLER, the conspirator, has written
letter from the Dry Tortugas protesting his
innocence.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-10-19


of the Reformation, delivered the annual
address this year before the Evangeica
Society of Geneva. He is now II years Of
age.
AVERY SMITH, the great circus proprietor,
has purchased DR.. Chapin's Church on
Broadway, New York, for $4,000, and
will erect on the site an extensive eques-
trian theatre on the plan Of Astley's in
London.
The Hon. John p. Hale, our new minister
to Madrid, was, in the middle of last month,
still cholera bound at Paris, waiting for the
disappearance Of the epidemic from Spain
before he ventures to proceed on his journey.
THE Wirz trial will cost the Government q
million dollars.
THE two candidates for State Treasurer Of
Wisconsin are partners in the First National
Bank at Fox Lake One Of the firm - pref
ty sure to succeed.
LORD BRoUaHAM celebrated his 9th birth
day on Sept 10Th, in the enjoyment Of the
best health.
CHARLES DIcKEas, who had narrow es-
cape from railway accident not very long
ago. on his journey from London to Paris
had aun-stroke after he arrived in the lat
ter city, and was quite insensible for some
hours, but we rejoice to hear that he il en-
tirely recovered.
The report that Ralph Waldo Emerson
was large loser by the Concord, Mass,
bank robbery, is unfounded The Boston
Tro0eIer, however, says that the widow and
son Of the late Hon Horace Mann and Mrs.
Samuel Hoar were owners Of many thousand
dollars Of the United States stocks that were
stolen.
PERSONALLY every one connected with me
Litchfeld Conn. Enquirer Office 'from the
editor up" has been connected with the
Union array ard has assisted in overthrow
ing the late wicked rebellion