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No. 2.
DIR. SCEIENCR'S
NEW OFFICE.

pR. J. N. scIIENcx, % Philadelphia. has opened an
once on second noos q No Is ilAHovka srakxI hoo
!on, -hsrs :. .ili b Iros.ss,onsig svsY wEpSHss-
sumpton 90 any diseass leading 70 H. invited 70 eau
on hl He evss siytcs me-, bat Tor horoegh cram
tnAtioa with his Respromesr the change nve dollafa
Dr. sehsnek can explain 20 pAtents very couScy ne
stass of their disease, and how - uss hs nsdsines
namely, his funoate syrup. seawesd roae. snd Nm.
b. u he can ten szs.tg how q. ne lsnss srs scos.
nary bronchial 90 Dyspspte consunptioa. % whsshsS
a .nsnly an niesraisd throat and saiann' % n0@
m medssnss have fal dirsetsoes. % any one can
tsie them without seeing him; but they 1--we near ~,
and are wen enough, 70 best TO see him All three q
his medicines are required In nearly every eAae q ling
dI,ease Sof b nposaibla 10 en Cooseoptien unless
Inc stomaeh and liver kept In psrfeet order. TO
ret iungs In healing condition the stomach must b
sIean,ei and an appetite Cor good rich food created %
"a 10 maks god Siosd before tbs lnngs viii begin 70
heal; then The Shiiis and sight .vsas wn ss'e an
lie keeps . fnn supply Of medicines ~ IN roou1s,
,.ss N M. rulmonse syrup and seawesd Tenle each
si,0psr botils, or $50 haf so.'a. NAndfsss fns'
GRO. Z. GOODWIN D co. . IIsnov.s Street, Doe;
ton General Wholesale Agents Tor The New England
stsles. For sale BY al druSyutss 80
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p. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
The Howe Machine Co.,
90 Brosdw,y. cor. Fourth g.. ny.
ImDOrtant 10 the Afflicted.

DR.. DOW continues 20 BE- consulted 81 biz OF
Cos Mes. and . Endisott street, Boston, on all
disesseso Of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
ny Q long course OF study and practical experi.
ins the unfortupats with remedies that have never
fafled 20 cure the most alarming cAsss OF 0sssr.
rAea and Sypliiis, beneath bis Treatment, al the
oy. Scroiuls Describes, Ulcers. Pain Or Distress
In the regions OF proersation. Inflammation Of the
Bladdsrind kidneys, Hydroeele, Abscesses, Hu:
mon Frightful Bweliiugs, end the long train OF
horrible symptoms Attending this class Of disease,
are made 10 become % harmless ~ the simplest
siliues OF . child. Particular attention given to
thstfeatmsnt OF SEMINAL WBAkhESB In all lie
forms and stages. PAtisnts who wish 70 remain Hp
der DR.. Dows treatment few days or weeks, will
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and charge for
board moderate.
P'B. Ladies' who are troubled with any dissAss
peculiar TO their system will md speedy relief BY
calling on DIR. DOW, st his once, No.. . Endieott
street. .rs
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Steam; P!|:'rintiing House,
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Aasssg ssasssa N ~ Wedding ~ Occupied
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nsllit,ss1g sx3eu111g JOB vorki - hAvisE add.
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49, MN ; ~ vssks. fbf NE sxssatiop Of
liss Bssk veil, bss,dss w eossidssbly 70 the
uaEssiAl tAsy ass sssssf Van svse yssparsd 70
rssiavs ssdsn ipr 81 descriptions e Printing. In
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iDvERTIsEI-Itiss good time whom out.
Is, 81 isttiug the People nox What he has 10
tssc Vi : duii ssssea in obtaining Air trsdsby
sdvsrtisIng, when his lee sntsrprising neighbor
v doing sc.sssiy slythtDe. fAe nsvSpspsr col.
sssir bsssit. shrsvd and suessss2si sosisess msn
ere sgfssd In asssrting 70 Be the bsss inysslnsdt
vhe6 can possibly b a.ds by tbs local trader.
nssts are inserted at rsasoaahls rats, are ~.
fsily ct. vail displayed .sud gtyss sSnspis.oss
plsss IN ths pspsi. ores q fs Non Street. ~
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IMPORTANT 10 HBNaLE&.

LofOR1A11 ~ <1AAGcs
The eslsbntsd DR. DOW esntinuss 70 dsvoes
his entire tins 70 The tssAsnsst q IN dssssss b
eIdeut =, sAs fsaA,s sysssa. An sxpsrsssss Of
twsssy-6efysssssaaSissh HIN 70 gsAsaasss speedy
andpsrnanssl rslise IN Ne vssss $500 Of Sap.
preston and Al other Menstrual Dsrsnesususs'
nom wha,svsr ss8s. All letter. Cor sdviss msss
contain 81. 0nss No. . Endicots stzsst Boston.
N. B.-Bosrd furnished 10 those who wish to 10
main under treatment.
Boston. June ~. 1867. lry2
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
nv tbs old and veil ipoua vEaErABtB Pull
n6NARY oALSAN, appsovsd asd Sssd b. car
pssS 0ss the genuine. hkED, CufLxR . 90.
6uSxis,A Hosson. PrspftssuNN rfIF ~sf
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Pisha,s COMPOUND Mandrake Bitters

ksre- tAs original ,setps. Usrtssust e s sNec..
u. Asafs ears for Diseases e eAe h. -
Seerestssa. Prepared by U. w: MaiiinS,sscda'
6NDs CO., Ksnnebunk, Me-, PropSistors ,
Rrsr hRoS BIRD, - Hanover 81, Boston,
Sole AEsats for New England. JIM
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MOTH q FREcKLEs.

The only reliable remedy fes those brown dIs
eoiorations on the fAee called Moth Patches and
Freckiss. 10 PERRY.s Morn AND fRIcxtn LOTION
a. No. -. New Yssk. Sold by al druggtsss IN
Bl ideford and sisswhsrs. Pties - per botna-
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o.u.s,ssa xssrsvs. N, IA m ssrss.a -
az. - - $50 are ss.SAshs,y and -.
mansaSy ssrsd n . very short tine. NssnlSn
In the - e ksad b uttsrI Sanlshsd u 49,
hOurA N - - Nssvs.s
i,s uasap iiDk y - alssa 49,
val q r snA.saA $780, - sselnln
nothing isIgisssto ths - eseAe -
Sold svslyIAssN. osat On ssdseA - 100 - =
postage 6<snps ruRNlA = CO.. ~ Tssaeae
stress. Bossss. NAsss rtopsissass. Ne .a><t
Bossoa, yuly ,tss5. x iyy9o ~
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The National Cough Cssre
Has cured Rev. william Mcdonald, Of Boston,
vssn Sroasssesd byIAy,ieisns s.ssreess:. IL vii I'll
IL nSss.ssss. BrsasSisi; bore Threat, q, be. no
sHl singers Sid BY al Drugnsss. o.Cs6OOD-
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BnL-REaDs PRINTED.

he trader or businen man cannot veil auord
70 do without Biii-heads. They save time, ssd
are 10 Themselves . god sdvsrtissment Printed
q ths Journal stAsa Prtstsss Hssss IN The nosS
tsssy and workmaniiks manner, With dispessh. y
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The wonderful progress Of Medical
~ Schemes during the post 90 vsers only,
nah % 10 possible for the eonscientious
* Physician 20 declare, nor, that Con-
sUsrrioN Is az certainly cured ~ tnfsr-
rsitfssf Fever. and rs certainly preSset-
Ell q yMaH Pos.-CHAR Lls K. kiNo, ~. D.. LII.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO PBMALBS IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Ply hoian and SURGEON, No. d . IN.
dicott Street, Boston, consulted daily for all dis
eases Incident 10 the female system. Prolspsus
Utsri.0r fallisg Of the Womb, Fluor Albus, Sup.
preston. and other menstrual deranesmsnts, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, ana
Invariably certain 10 the new mode OF treatment.
that most obstinate complaints yield under L. and
the aIcted person soon reioices IN perfect healthy
the cure Of diseases Of women and ehfldrsu. than
any other physician In Boston, ana has, sincs
ISIS, confined his Whole attsution 70 the cure Of
private diseases and Female Complaints.
N. B.-All letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Ofhos honrs IRON A. y. to9P.h.
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Special Notices.
special Notice.

SPoc1xN ISosa
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PHY9I0IANS 0O1tGk17O0d
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Ally cur D,spspsia, RheumAtism, 0UUG58 "a
Erlptioas on the ace. Sold BY DruEg,sts Ysnsr.
Ally. ~ u fF ~ . eoptyt0
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DIR. 8. g. FrrCH'S
"FAMILY PHYSIOIAN,n

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ssjysd, ~. ESD Sily sspss!.a. ID i : psrssss
, Address d. n 9. fircn, % .frsaous strsst
Boston. Iva
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Fishcr,s COssxA Drops.

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Xsnuehunk. Me-. Proprietor, q. U.0OOpWiN {
Co., d Hanover Sc, Bostoa. n. = Agents. 3man
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but al distance. .I.,J
- wonder what has become Of tho
snufIen p said NlrA johnson. = have
been looking for them al the evening, and
cant find them high OF low" Nobody
could give any Information. AAer while
her tired Dutchmsn Of q husband, getting
sleepy, commenced pulling Oh his boos
preparatory TO going TO bed. AN dis
day." said b. = unk I, sos; some little
grabbls- stones IN my poot. kess ket
em out now" He turned up his boot and
poured out the snufien.
Who's the Foot Some merchants
wen, to IN Essasm sovereign and exhibited
for ssle several very dns horsea The king
admired them and bought them; DO norn'
over aave the mcrchann lee Of rspecs to
purchase mors bosses Tor him. Tho king
ono dsy, in sportive humor. ordered The
visir 10 make une IasflD tho onh b
his domains ffe did %, sudpos hh Msjes-
TVS parne at tho heed Of them. Tho King
asked Why. He replied. " Because you en-
trusted lac Of rupees to men you don't
know, and who will never como back.
sAy. hut suppose they should como back ?
"Tsen ! shah s,ars yeur name and iuscr'
theinI"
Rrcr,Yrs Thar Nfvia FAIL-To de.
ssroy rts-caich them ono by ono, and
6a,,cn their heads with lemon squcezer.
To kill cockroaches-set pair OF heavy
boots, then catch your roachss, Pot them
into . barrel. and then sss in yourself and
dance.
To each mios-sn going 10 bed, pat
crumbs In your mouth, sod i've with open,
snI MA : ueuusS waisksss takls your
ihsssA-hias.. -.ea t-s,sssI ai az
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General Agent, HENRY A. CHoATE.
Chemist aud Apothecary, under Revere Houcs,
Boston. Agents for Bidd siora and vieinlty Al
VAN BACON aad Z. @. STEVENS D son. "
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(ssisr hs Get Of 1871
70 state Street, opposite Kilby Street,
'r' BOSTON .T ''"
FER IN extensive practice Of upwards Of 20
"A yssrs, continues 10 secure pateuts 10 tho uni
tel Btstss, also In Treat Britain France ssd 9th
or foreign countries Caveats. Specifications Bonds
tsDt: sIscus.d on reasonable terms and with dis.
patch. :. Researches, made tnto, AmsCisaa OF For:
si,s 4:Sa., g y 4. ~ s; ... .s
Copies Of the claims Of any Patent fupishsd By
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his la. gsssssee Hsds % TO- rS,sssd sppsSSs
e. dsa,dsd IN As f~ss hy As Sonnini'nsr y
~ regard Mr.. Eddy - one Of the nssf espeSi.
ssS ::ii i.::f:.!P:. mon nave '''
Comm ooaer OF Patents.
IL have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
hey s.ss :sR sS,: Issps. e russ
.1,esssccs IN 3 arm y ssosss 81 tSs1 sa s.ffy
nd n1sSahss estciSS,s ,scnSts ~ hsssos orss"
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INTERIOR.
NATIONAL.

Fly balls caught-Jones, 2; WaIdren, p
Patterson, l; Fisher, q Naylor, 2; Town
send, 3.
Fly balls missed-Jones, l: Cronin, 1 :;
Brown, L; Smith, 1; Lyon, l. Smith, 3; Walk
er, l.
Fouls caught-Cronin, 1; Smith, 3: Fuller
ton, 8; Walker. l.
Fouls missed-Smith, 1.
Out on bases-National. 12 Interior, Is.
Left on bal es-National, 2; Interior, 9.
Struck out-Sample.
Run out-Smith, Of the Interior.
Home runs-Jones, l; Fisher, l; Smith, Of
the National, 9.
Double plays-Walden and Sample, 1; Smith,
Jones and Sample, l; Sample, Walden, and
Cronin, ].
Balls called-Jones, S; Lyon, IA.
Passed balls-Smith, g Fullerton. a.
minutes.
Umpire-Mr. INV. Berthrone, National base
ball club.
Scorers-Messrs. Brandeburg and Potts.
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wCODLRY's SIDE.
Balls bowled-Banks, 1873; Kelton, 90.
tmpires-Messrs Brooke and Harris.
Scorer-Mr. r. King.

The TEMPERANCE MovRMENT.-Yesterday
afternoon number OF temperance meetings
were held In different sections Of the city. At
the Northern Market the Washingtonians held
lengshead, and addresses were delivered by
Messrs. O. W. Marsh, W. p. Drew, W. G..
Finney, and John Hough. On the east por-
tico OF the Patent Office meeting was held
which Mr.. Oscar Alexander presided, and ad :
dresses were made by Messre. F. A. Aiken,
DIR. j. &. Clayton, and Mr.. Finney. Hope Dr.
vision held a meeting In South Washington,
at Island Hall, where capital addresses were
made by Ex-Gov. T. H. Ford, of Ohio: J. L.
kidwell, M. Hudson, and others. At night
tonians was held at Temperance Hail, at
which a number OF addresses were delivered,
and at all these meetings numbers took the
pledge.
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IT Is RELATED OF Sir Isaac Newton that he
rode through the ram several miles to inquire
Of q shepherd boy who foretold it his means of
ascertaining that fact. The great philosopher
need not have got his jacket ct had he a water
proof tweed overcoat, such as we got At Hen
ning's one price Clothing Store, on the corner
OF eth street and Maryland avenue.
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A Picnic for the benefit Of St. Adams
Parish, GEORGETOWN, will be held in the beau
ttful grove adjoining the church, on TUESDAY
the 18th inst, from to 10 O'Clock, p. n.y. If
fair, If not, on the next fair day. Coaches
from the car. stand, GEORGETOWN, every hour.
Visitors may expect a good dinner ana other
refreshments, together with music procured
for the occasion, and, above all, the gratifica.
to pay Off its debt on the parsonage. 1t
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RETURN OF PAsToRs.-Rev. Dr. Golden,
(P. E. Church) of this city, which he left about
80 years since, and now Of Accomac county,
Va. oficiated at Trinity yesterday to a
crowded congregation, In which were a-num.
Der Of his old Pensioners. Rev. S. Keener
Cox, now Of Alabama, preached in the 9th
street Methodist Protestant Church, of which
he was the pastor about 20 years since, yester.
day morning.
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In THE WRONG HoUsE.-On 9th street In
this city, not half dozen SO uares north of the
avenue, there is row of six houses, similar
in plan and construction; SO much so that it
would be difficult tor a stranger to tell one
from the other, except by the numbers on the
doors. On Thursday night q gentleman. who
boards in one of these tenements, came home
al a rather late hour, applied his latch key,
entered the door, and, in order not to disturb
the other inmates, carefully CROPPED his
way up stairs to his chamber. Enter
ing the door, he was so absorbed IN
pleasant thoughts OF the evening he had passed
with his friends, that he observed nothing
full head OF gas when casting his eyes towards
the bed he observed three female heads rise
from their pillows, three pairs of eyes dis
tended in astonlshment and INDIGNATION and
three rosy mouths simultaneously opening,
and calculating GA man--ouh- b h h" ending
In piercing scream, when the three heads
simultaneously popped under the cover. This
was certainly an embarrassing situation for q
bashfnl man. OF those mysterious occupants Of
his couch he wondered, as the King did of the
app SCI in ,s the aumRnss hOw the
picking enough. but was speedily succeeded
by the horrible thought that perhaps this was
not his apartment, and he was the intruder.
Quickly satisfying himself of the correctness
OF this conclusion. he fed the room; but in his
taste and confusion failed to find the front
door and laundering through the halls and
where he ran against the piano, upset chairs,
tumbled over sofas. barked his shtns against
tie stools, and raised such an uproar that ali
in the house were awakened, under the i'm
preston that desperate band Of burglars-a
dozen at least, from the noise-were ransack.
ing the premises. Finally he managed to
make bis escape from the house, and was
about to gain his own domicile, when stem
torean voice over his head shouted, sstop"
He looked up and saw by the light of the
moon, a pistol held in a remarkably steady
hand, bearing point blank on his devoted head
The voice again shouted, Don't you stir hand
or foot until some one comes, or will shoot
you certain. Stay where you are.'' Deeming
discretion the better part Of valor, he stayed,
and did not dare even to open his mouth, or
wag An eyelld In few Misunderstanding at
the pistol, he thought they were hours-sssome
one" came down with light; the necessary
explanations were made. and the victim of
Gus but lonely couch, in his own house next
door, to dream Of the hours W no had appeared
TO him, before their heads were lost under the
bed cover.
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POLICE REGULATIONS FOR THE OPERA
Major Richards has issued the folio wing order:
SPECIAL ORDER, No. 365.-Lieutenant TAFT
Fifth Precinct Sir: During the opera season,
which commences at the National Theater on
Monday night, the 10th instant, you will detail
a force sufficient to preserve order there. and
will cause hacks and carriages to approach
the theater from 18th street. and depart by 14th
street. A. T.. RICHARDS,
Major and Sunerintandenf
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DORSEY. On the 10th instant, after q short Ill.
ness, KATIE, the infant daughter of John and
jane A. Dorsey aged Is months
The friends And acQuaintances are invited to at-
tend her funeral from her parents residence, No.
. l63 nth street, near r.
FOX. On the 18th Instant, after brief illness
Of consumption, GEORGE p. FOX, aged - years,
month, II days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are RE-
spectfuliy invited tc attend the funeral, from the
morrow, Tuesday, j at 10 o'clock q. M. The D.
npainS Will be Inferred In Alexandria, Va.
baltimore Papers please c0py.l y
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PAID OFF.-The soldiers OF the 18th infantry
having been paid OF, many Of them have been
spending their money for the last Two or three
days in dissipation. Sixteen were arrested on
Friday night in the vicinity of Rockers Dr.
vision" and taken to the central guardhouse,
and Saturday morning fined by Justice Nor.
sell from 50 to IS tor intoxication and disor.
Derby conduct. =.
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FUNERAL.-Yesterday morning the funeral
of Corporal George Williams, 20. b, 18TH In
fantry, who died on Saturday OF wounds re-
ceived at the hands OF VIM. Eldridge, took
place from Russell Barracks, where the regl.
ment 10 quartered, and was attended by an es-
cort formed OF attachments OF the several
companies headed by the band and drum
corps The remains were lnterr ed at Airing.
ton Cemetery.
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APPOINTED Mr.. Frank A Baird has been
appointed q frst-class clerk at the Executtye
! Mansion. Mr.. Il. has been in the army for seye.
Ia. years, and for tie past year has been detailed
as clerk at the President House He has now
received his discharge and being faithful
clerk has been retained in his position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-16

JRwELRY.-SpangleB Bog Wood Sets, Coral
Bar Sets, 900 new styles Buttons, Studs,
Kings, Gents Pins, Chains. Jet Buckles, Sill
yer Plated Spoons and Forks, received this
morning at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-16


ALEXANDRIA AND NICINITY.-Th he Gazette
of Saturday evening says
John R,dgeway, an elderly man, employ ed
On the plantation OF MessrS. T.. q. and +. NJ.
FitZhugh, about four miles from the city, On
The Little River Turnpike. Just beyond CIoud
Mill. was found Yesterday. between one and
two O'Clock, lying dead a field In which he
had been ploughing, and within few yards
OF where the pIow with its two horses were
standing. 1t is supposed that be was killed by
Kick from one OF the horses, as wounds ap-
parently inflicted by the shoes of horse were
found upon bis breast and shoulders. A coro-
ner's inquest was held upon the body at eight
o'clock. The deceased leaves a family of six
children. who were mostly dependant on his
labor for q support.
A pretty girl of seventeen summers, whose
name. for obvious reasons, is suppressed, was
arrested yesterday evening about sunset by
special constable Edelin,, for appearing in the
streets dressed in Jaunty and well-fitting
suit OF gents clothing She was taken to JUS
tice Whites office, but it appearing that her
costume was donned only for frolIc, she was
Immediately released.
The coupling irons and pins stolen from the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
of Messrs. Dewitt and Drifus, by whom they
had been purchased, were returned to that
company this morning by constable Walsh,
the parties who stole them having been com.
mitred to Jail for examination by the court
Eleven thousand TWO hundred and one dol
lars and fifty cents, in corporation bills, of
various denominations were cancelled yester-
day evening in the City Treasurer's office. by
being burnt. under the direction. and In the
presence Of the Finance Committee of the City
Council
The new MARYLAND ferry boat, will, it is ar.
the ways on which she was built, at the lower
ship-y ard.