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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-10
DY ". L. WALL & CO., Auctloneers.
TRUSFEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE IN THE SEVENTH WARD.

By virtue of decree of the eupreme Court or
the District Of Columbia, in Equity sittir q, bear
ing date December 18th, 1864, and passed in
cause in which William R. Riley Of. al in behalf OF
the Mount Vernon Building Association" ara
Oomplainants. and Edward NJ. Clarke eft. al. are
Defendants. tNo. I9I Bquity.) SHALL offer for
sale at Public Auction: in front Of the premises
on TUESDAY, the 4th day Of April. A. D., 1855, at
O'Clock, P. M, the following Real Estate. viz
in 50 uare numbered three hundssd and
ton, beginning for the north east corner Of said
10th street west; the,cs running south on q line
with said 10th street ninety 1907 feet theme west
fifty fouru5D feet ten and one half (l0f) inches.
thence north ninety 1901 feet, thence east line
with said ID street, fifty four (b4 feet ten and one
half (l01al inches to the place of beginning, With
th 70 improvements thereon.
This property is situated on the corner OF ID
street south and 10th streetwest, and offers great
Inducements to pu rchasers
TermsLOns third cash, the residue in six ana
twelve months, the purch a8er giving his notes f0f
the deferred payments sctorily endorsed AMI
bearing interest from the day Of sale.
Title deed to be retained until all of the purchase
All eonveysncing and revenue stamps at the cost
Of the purchaser. SO ~
FIVE days from the day of SALE the Trustee
the right to resell the said property st the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, BY giving
three days notice in some newspaper printed in
the city OF Washington.
milo 2sw3vAds W L. WALn & CO., Aucts.
TRepublican.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-10

The attention Of Builders and others. Is
ca led to our large and varied stock OF
BUILDERS AND H0USE-FURNISHIH3 HARP
WARE
at the lowest arket rate for cash.
J. P. BARTHCkOW,
SIS. It'll street. below Penn e. Ave.
oUU DoA 200 IN o BozsN PioKs AND HANDLES
just received and for sale by
55s7th street. below Penn's Ave.
Hay AND STRAW CUTTERS,
H STABLE BR0OMS,
STREET BROOMS.
BUCKETG
BASKETS.
MEASURES.
CURRY COMBS,
hay AND MANURE FORKS,
sWINGLETREEs.
CHAINS, &o.. &C..
J.. P BARTHOLOW,
55S Seventh street,
Below Penn'A avenue
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1n0n KEGS NAILS-Assorted sizes, Just 20
'e''eD anu lux Up. BARTEeLoW,
$50 9TH street, below Peaa'a. Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-10

WTTRsTFFs DI0PTONARY-N PI0ro
w IrisI sditioa. fhoroushly revised aud great
Ir snlarcsd and i'm proved. illustrated With 500
snsravingss ire ~ thANVA TAfLohN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-10

The richest, handsomest and most varied stock
of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames n
the District. These goods are warranted to -
silded with COLA leaf and Of superior workman
ship.
Rrames of foreign and domestic manufacture. Al
aanda Warranted as repreaented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-10
oc PICTURE COBB AND TAsslLs. 400

Different celors and sizes Window Shades In
store Orders for any required style or sizs Shade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-10

Onn DOZEN AXIS AND HANDLES-Jast re-
''S J. P. BARTHOLOW,
$50 7th street, below Penn'a Ave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

stsamship cbssapsake- Sherwood, Portland. xA Nm
Bark Caimen lBr, ossbellO, Nassau. 10 daya With log
Bns smits OBJ. Godfrey. Pones, Pr, dsyl With
gsr 70 q Pcnniston Co. Had heavy northcsy winds
the entire passage; lost and split sas Oct lat - Ion ~
Brig XaudnscS. Bislsy Mobile % days. with cotton, 70
master.
Brig Potomac (of ssarspor Perkins yacksonyille days
with cotton and rosin to Walsh Carver Had heavy
schr Frances Burrti Norton St MARKS via Key West Oct
IA. with cotton, to X Hurlbut %. -,
Schr l. Bayles, Bayles, Georgetown. days.
Schr Clara, Barrett, Washington, Dc 3d9ys. - -.
6chr Horace Staples, Gibbs, Philadelphia ior new beo
ford
schr Louisa Brdsall. Tppe Elizabethport for frov-
schr Hudson Tinker Eizabethport for Portland, Me.
Schr Alabama. Gardner. Providence.
Sshr Henry Crosby Kelly, Providence.
schr Lyon, New Haven
Schr Emeine Haight -. Harwich:
Schr Lucy Church. Peck, Albany for Providence
Schr Aristook Lord Rondout for Boston
Schr Connecticut Rondout for New Haven
BELOW
Ship Great Republic, from San Francisco
Bark Coenburg (Brem), from Rio Janeir0.
Bark Marie (Brem), from Matanzas.
Steamships America Caledonia CITY OF Lordon LSus
Star Raleigh Euerpe Leo Idaho Chase, Hatteras Yazoo
Carroll, Sea Gull.
Wind at sunset WNW.
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THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
Mr.. johnson ON the Rebel Debit
fFrom the Raleigh Standard

MT. johnson ON the Rebel UeDts
Iron the Raleigh Standardl
The following important despatch was received from
the President of the United States by Governor Holden.
and was at once forwarded by him to the President Of
the Convention We presume there Is doubt but the
Convention will al once act unanimously in response
this message
WASHINGTON Cry, oct is, 1866.
W. ". HOLDEN, Provisional GOVERNOR
Every dollar of the State debt created 70 aid tho rebel
lion against tho United States should be rePdafed finally
and forever The great OF the people should not be
taxed 20 pay debt to aid In carrying ON rebellion
which they fact IL left TO themselves, were opposed
to- Lot those who have given their means for the obli
cations Of the State look 20 THAI power they tried TO es
people They must meet their fate. is their misfcr
tune and cannot be recognized by the people OF any
State protesting themselves loyal 10 the Of
the United States and In the Union.
that the loyal people OF North Carolina should
be exoncratcd from the payment OF every dollar oil IN.
dcbtedncss created to aid In carrying on the rebellion
trust and hope that the people Of North Carolina will
wash their hands Of everything that partakes IN the
Gently crushed by the strong arm OF the government
carrying out the obligations imposed bv the constitution
Of the Union ANDREW JohNsON,
TELEGRAM FROM THE PRESIDENT TO TIE ss0uTH
CAROLINA CONVENTION.
The following despatch, dated the 10Th ult, Is pub.
lished in the South Carolina papers,
GOVERNOR b. r. PsRRy--I thank you for your despatch
OF tho 2sh instant have TO congratulate your Conven-
ton upon liz harmonious and successful amendments 70
the constitution 1t affords great satisfaction here TO All
who favor speedy restoration OF all the states In the
Union Let this work go on, and we will soon De once
more united prosperous and happy people iogettng
the past hooking with confidence TO prosperous and
harmonious future. ANDREW JOHNSON
President United States
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SHIPPlN g NE W. S.
ALMANAC ZOE YoHE-Tnrs
Sun sxrB............. L. HIGH wArrR eve iO "


CLEARED.
steamship City OF London (Br, Mirchouse, Queenstown
Steamship North Star, Jones, New circumstances Ray
steamship George Cromwell, -. New oieans-H
steamship Victor Gates, New Orleans -Livingson Fox
steamship Raleigh Walker. Savannah Livingston. Fox
steamship Chase Roa,h. savannah-Lswis ,. Jones !.
Merrill Nephew
steamship Euterpe, Eidridge Wilmington, Nc-Avns'
sies%sS,p Ys.oo, thompson, Norfolk and Riesnaond-o
s.ssm.hip. Hsierss, Parrish, Norfolk, City Point and
steamship Green Price, Washington Hand
Sea S.rt Ga rsn s% Per,,
steamship Chesapeake. sherwood. Portiand-H crom.
ship Whirlwind, Barrett. Hong Konr-J oJswe!, Co.
;, Ship Peruvian. Powers San francsco-w Coleman
ship Terss. Nichols, Pre. .sr,a
Bark Fort do France tFr), -, buenos Ayres-bactjer
Bsrk Ann Lszy tIano) Jansen Rio Jsneiro--render.
campanero tBr,, spcishts, PernanbucO and mkt
BARK fdwsrd inn (Br, Keiss 81 JOhns and Ponce. PR
Brs Schiller trort) Barboyer. Acknowledgements .
Mig John Hathaway Townsend. Havans-J Z Hathaway:
Brig Alice Leonard (Brj. shackeford, .Matanzas--J y
Brig Alice Lea, Herring, Alphabetically McCready 4
Brig Aroos.ook. Lord. Boston--Miiier Hcughton.
schr Gaso (HoD. Ernst Curacao wa 81 Thomas-poyae
schr Angler (Br), Cor AniIgua--Mller a Houghton.
schr Reward tBr), Masters, Moncton, Md Dewolf
Co.
schr Georgia Holt, Petcrsburg-van Brunt 4 slaghs.
schr Ann Elizabeth, Baker, Noriolk-T Chase q Co
ssSr trssis Sf1 sosoas lew
steamer Martha stevens Chance, Baltimore,
Steamer Fairchild, Trout, Philadelphia.
ARR1vEn
Steamship CITY OF Baltimore (Br) Manning Liverpool Oct
via Queenstown 7h with mdse and t6l passengers 70 Jno
Dale. Had strong westerly gales the entire passage
Steamship Pennsylvania (Br McGives, Liverpool Oct :,
and Queenstown 9Th, with mdse and 1852 passengcrs 20
Williams Guion. Oct 10 lat a. Ion g. spoke steamship
Beons, bXnd II sist OF Fire Island, steamship Bremen
steamship wilmington Spencer Galveston, Oct 10, with
mdsc and passengers, 70 williams 0uion :. ms -.
Steamship Georgia. Gates Galveston, Oct IL WIN muse
and passengers, 70 williams \ Guion. - :. -,s "a.
BteamshP America, Lndt Savannah Oct ~, WIN msse
cad pasaeneers, 70 waterman. Goskin4 Dickinson. M
Steamship Audalusia Bursley, Char1estous ~ hours WIZ
cotton, 70 Arthur Lesry Has had heavy NV gales With
heavy &c. since passing Hatteras Oct passed parns
eat, ship Great Republic. -..- :. 49, -.
steamship knehsher Rector, baltmofv, " nours5 VIM
wAeA to- u kmull <'s".ss
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CHolzRA 7o Ma5s n NAY CONCERN.
~Ws2 SsansS urinainies nav now be determines

W 70 WHOM u LAY no - SStsrmpsa Tar ~
:ss z 1: ss -: <
on % S h M
os.p. s.Ps,.ssS :s csSs Sss
3 ss I. as
bowel: and liver, from which tho excavations are simply
These symptom. arrest the secrsons ssnsssy but q
ask what q are the nacsons 70 be fuhed or the require
Restore excitement and eecretive organs By
me SSoS q IL I s ss
and Kidneys and restoring the heart TO Its action
rs ARE THE EExEDr
ne whole sSs hss,s
Ss a Ss e you s
Sfs
o,S " secretion
SSos By un..s
eur ca Opium binds ls sasss
sn m rS he hsS1 Z op absorb Ss
to rs2Sss ] g
cent and hurt the teeth calomel does and
in 'h s6w sfS ah X s ssSdD system
whs se Poe ssS
% n Gf r liz hess @ y ssn
ought 70 Be- USED ss.s thus every
should other symptom be In choeric time than
a very pulse the pills should be given or the next symp
will be rumbling Of tho bowels and slight darrhna
Tss ' s
batting They have eased the circulation TO some
extent and this GAIN So, should the darrhoea
on of pills every few hours will
plcte cure Cruel well prepared barley water
long boiled, mutton fresh meat
sleeps heads Take the cholera Ia hand
early this way and it will soon lose It's terrors.
Renember at all times that II is not the quantity OK
BRANDRETH'S PILLS taken, but the effect produced.
which must guide us in their use Physcsns give i'm
Of calomel with the intention Of its cleansing
the liver and Kidneys BRANDRETHs, PILLS arc more
calomel ceansers of the liver and Kidneys
and nnocen they do not hurt the teeth or bones AZ
calomel They innocent bread In nearly all
other diseases the pulse beats quicker but in cholera II
ALWAYS BEATS SLOWER. The choleric poison, derived
from the atmosphere produces deadening effect the
action, the blood crcuates slower less oxygen Is
absorbed carbon retained and If the blood Is not
eascd whole terrible chain of evils follow In the
cholera be infably prevented by
BRANDRETli'S FILLS.
1t Is hoped the cholera visit but II Is well to
the evil and discuss its management Even
usual effect Of half the quantity the bowels attribute
this fact atmospheric recommend that BRAF
DRETH PILLS be broken and taken In molnsses;
b. BRANDRETH
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Jersey city News.

Two Men SHor BURcrARs.-Two private watchmen,
named George G. Haas and Francis Bnckmaster in the
employ Of George " De Mott at Hudson City, shot
about two O'Clock yesterday morning by two unknown
burglars who succeeded in making their escape 1t
appears that while the watchmen patrolliny their
beat they met two unknown men carrying bundle ut
the of Cottage street and Bergen avenue They
attempted to stop the strangers when they turned and
fred two shots and then, throwing down the bundle,
ran away. Haas wounded in the stomach and Buck
master hit in the hip, but neither of them is consld
cred to be dangerously injured The package was found
be the proceeds Of burglary at the residence Of W.
H Horton, jeweller, residing in South Bergen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

termined to secure 1t a. TO crafty her love OF
folly and fashion, and persuaded her husband 70 draw
from tne, bank. The amount Of this have not
definitely ascertained but understand 1t TO have been
grossly exaggerated In reports the street. Tho money
On learning Of this movement the old gentle
man Immediately. started In pursuit Of the run
aways, and found them last Thursday In the Mo.
tropolitan HOTEL New York city. He accompanied
by younger son. who went up TO their room The wife
sent down word that her husband out but that she
would soon come down. Ply this ruse the husband was
enabled 70 slip to Brooklyn while his wife enter
tanned her fathcrnaw, until the conviction forced itself
upon his mind that no had been sold He then went for
detective The officer very compelled the woman
TO make fun confession Of their plan Their trunks she
said checked for Toledo and from thence they in
tended 60 Paris via Montreal, and enter Euro
pean tour She was brought back this city, and on
Friday morning started with the younger brother for
since been heard from. The husband Was in 0g-
densburg night before last-Albany Journal, Oct. IL
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brooklyn city News.

EXTENSIVE BURGLARY FLUSHING, l. IA SAFE
BLOWN OPEN EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS SroIES.-Some
time after twelve O'Clock Friday night the office OF
the Flushing Railroad Company entered by burglars
the safe blown open and eight thousand dollars abstract
ed. The entrance TO the Office through second
story window, which reached by climbing car
standing alongside the building The safe twilders was
drilled and heavy charge Of powder must have been
used rs the door was blown completely OF the safe and
the windows of the Office shattered and thrown into the
street. The noise OF the explosion must have been
great, but the depot stands some distance from any
dwelling and II heard in the village did attract any
TO the place; or tho amount stolen two thousand
dollars the private property Of the superintendent
Saturday morning two men got the down train at West
Flushing who appeared to act strangely, and the
ductor suspecting them of tho burglary, had them
rested at Hunters Point and handed over to the police
of the Forty precinct Sergeant Boch who
duty at the station house. searched the men tho
roughly but found nothing to warrant any suspicion OF
their completely the burglary He afterwards
tanned that they employed by his brother in Green
The sergeant did not therefore feel justified in holding
the men, both of whom were Germans and did not
derstand word OF English
RECKLESS CONDUCT THE CAPTAIN PRoPELLER--HE
Runs Hrs Boar AGAINST DRAwBRfDGE NEARLY KILLS
MAN AND HIS wIvE-At nine o'clock Saturday morning
an affair occurred at the rawbrdge Newtown creek
Blissvle L. appears that the propeller Thomas
Cornell approached the drawbridge at the hour stated
without blowing the usual signal ackening her speed
The tending the bridge seeing the boat approach
hurried open The draw but before he got it completely
opened the propeller dashed forward and struck the
draw, smashing of the gear wheels The wife Of the
tender the bridge to assist him, when rope
attached gave way, striking them both with such vo
lence knock them down the bridge in state of
insensbilty The propeller pursued her and offered
assistance to the injured Sergeant Boch and others
the occurrence but could not get upon the bridge
until boat obtained. After some difficulty they
succeeded in getting the injured couple of the bridge.
Dr. Sne OF Greenpon sent for and arrived in time
to render such services necessary The
the injured Mr. and Mrs Michael Wonderly. The
woman most severely injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

GAY Yorxu wUx AND AN ABsCoxsryo Pork PAcKER =
Quite sensation been created In mercantile circles
by the abscondng OF the junior member Of an extensive
pork firm south broadway, consisting OF father and
SON. The son has Cor his wife young woman that ne
had married In Western city, who has proved TO 90 OF
the most gay and volatile disposition. Not long since
rumor had tia, she had eloped with an accomplished
Brazilian with whom she had beon intimate In board.
ipg house state street, but che reported elopemens
proved 10 be untrue tho fact being that she had returned
home 70 her fathers house, In consoqusnce OF the stories
set anoat by the Mechanics Gossips relative TO said nt
10 herself and her husband that lie in Albany was IN
every way undesirable 70 them. the hrm had an
sano;ut 81 money on deposit In ons OF our banks The
vo~sn owed no good win 70 her father in-lsw
oount Of hs oppcson 70 her frvotss and she desired
70 ~ hold Of thss money for her own purposs. u y
shsEqsss pDyssea win very gooa rsasens thas ~ ds-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

Umpire r. Jones, Of the Frontier Base Ball Club
Scorers Garrett Roach and d. OKief. The game was
called at the end of the seventh innings Owing to the
rain the return match will probably take place In week
or ten days, at the same place
EUREKA, OF NEWARK, VS.. ACTIVE, OF NEW YORK.
The game between the Eureka Club, OF Newark, and
the Active Club Of New York, won by the former,
the score being six to three
THE ATLANTIC AND ATHLETIC GAME POSTPONED.
TkxfH OF M. N. A. o'BRfEN.
Owing 10 the decease OF Mr.. Matthew A. 0Brien,
brother Of Mr. Peter 0Brien the game that was pro
posed take place Monday between the above clubs is
postponed The deceased Of the founders Of the
Atlantic Club and until his recent illness has been its
renowned pitcher His funeral perhaps, falling on the
day appointed for the match, ncccsstatcs the postpone.
ment Of the game TO future day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22
The National Game.

The first match Of series of home and home game
between the apprentices and young men under instrnc
tions in the Etna and Allare Iron Works took place
Friday afternoon at Greenpont the Etna being the
challenging party. Game was commenced at two
O'Clock. Although the weather was somewhat unpropi-
tous and nterfered quite materially with the progress
or the sport the game well Played the batting OF
the Elnas especially being OF the tallest kind which
proved rather much for the fielding OF the Aaire
causing the game fall into the hands Of their oppo
nents The score is as iOllows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB.
IL lefty Other good prosecuted without In adj
Advice free NJ HoWEs, Attorney and Counsellor,
Nassa str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

no To THOMAS Il. AGNEW'S, ECO AND 262 GREEN
J wich street. corner Murray, you will lind
Teas Coees Fish, Flour and everything else cheaper than
any store in New York One price house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22
IJI0GINs' SIXTH AVENUE
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT,


IIIGGINs' SIXTH AVENUE
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT,
Where largest variety OF trimmed B0nnctD
NEARLY ONE THOUSAND TRIMMED BoNNETs,
NEARLY ONE THOUSAND TRIMMED BONNErS,
made up and exhibition in extensive showroom
RANGING IN PRICE FROM $40 TO sM
Tn comparing our prices Broadway for
the goods the following difference win be apparent:
Bonncts for Sl2 sold on Broadway for s16
Bonnets for Sl5 sold on Broadway Tor SA
Bonncts for $l8, sold on Broadway for $50
Bonnets for 800 sold on Broadway for $50
Bonnets for $25, sold on broadway for $50
II you would fatigue and discomfort Of shopping
u establishment We are bound 70 sutb
you, be your idea TO price and style what It may
TgNNEB jSekEYs AS SB 4 TURsAs
All the shapes styles aud designs In velve ana Ie
for ladies' misses and children ranging in price from $S 70
SIS; about fy siy the very latest VIII be made up
PARENTS AND G. ARDIANS cannot fail 70 get suited.
B0NNEr FRAMES AND MATERIALS,
Silks Sans and veyets, in all colors and shadcs Ribbons
Ieveryk width and quality match Flowers Fcathers
and everything appetainng 70 bonnet In endless
CITY AND COUNTRY MILLINERs
supplied ut five advance cut lengths sold at the same
the piece carton We guarantee 70 sell You
pe FMS Is TM
GUIDE TO STRANGERS.
Take the from the Aston House Canal street. tell the
employees will direct country folks TO
iss SIXTH AVENUE. NEAR tenth sfsEEI
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NY name IONt,
~ treason's tooth bare gnawn and canker.bit.
Yet am noble as the adversary

fAppIauscl That time has passed away. The present
and the last administrations are Deeparaby allied.
Their work ~ now either completely done it's end Is
hand The heads OF departments In these allied
ADMINISTRATIONS aro how scparablc without injury to
the national safety aud welfare. Each is entitled 70
his proper merit and each must bc content To bear
his distinct responsibility We have had three sccrea-
Of the Treasury believe that the fiscal system
under which the nation has been conducted through
greater difficulties than any other country ever cncoun-
tered not only wssfy projected and eyc.iy organ
lid ~ Mr. Char Bat cis the only one chsch under ne
fhen ersiirg circpms usces co.d hare been succesy
tAppause.) There has been since no departure from
that plan any relaxation In pursuing H. ~ either his
immediate essor, Mr. Fcssendcr, or ~ MT hctui
loch, tho present IcimJent. (Renewcd applause In
tcae financial questions must continue 70 pr sent tnc
selves from time TO time, until We shall Dave turned the
outgoing tide OF debit and begun " the incom
ing How OF surplus rever0e. For myseh can safely
leave them 10 the care OF the secretary OF the treasury
tApplau5cl We have bad two Secretaries Of War; Mr..
Cameron and Mr. stanton. The period OF the rst was
short that OF tie last has been oog Or MI Cameron
bear witness that he was la a things honest, car.
most, jealous anu patriotic OF Mr.. stanton l am
TO speak IN even more exalted praise. tAprlausc)
My acquaintance with him began amid the hours
OF deep and overwhelming sonctude which filled
what may justly be called an intcrrcgnum which
occurred between tho election OF Abraham lincoln TO the
Presidency, In November $780, and his inauguration
amid the dangers OF revolution siege and assass
In March, 1851 and while Edwin ~ Stanton was an act
ing member OF the waning administration of James Blu
chanan From that time through all tho period which
elapsed until April 1885, when the sege OF the capital
was ised and the fearful tragedy Of the country was
closed with the assassination Of tho Chief Magistrate who
night ana By day the Secretary Of War; saw him organ
Ize and conduct OF pure repression greater than
any war which mankind had before experienced In all
that time great or serious error committed
schisvsd~rssuiis which The whole world regarded a.
mpdebls There II not of those results that IL not
pep Or lgq eyyoNy due v W fertile hvsniieh saga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

~To7Tcr a MEETING or THE ufACKMENg pro-
..e Assocjetton will held at Spring Street Hall, on
tdsv evening Al O'Clock. Puncual sttsndHnce y res
uestcd - busnea Of Importance WIN % rapf.etSSn
ErvcIIr. rorrcF.-ro THE MEMBERS OF THE
Husirs1 Mutual Protective unfonAn adjourned meo8
- WIN BE- held at the 0ermania Assembly koomA No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-22

WI ENDELL PHILLIPS
w will speak Mt Cooper Institute,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. rs.
Subject--"THE SOUTH VICTORIOUS"