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New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
aoIitituI Mutias.
Union Republican Presidential Campaign Club Of q
Civ of New-York. 1S1l-1s6S. .


Ciiy Of New-YorK. 1s1f-1s6s.
meeting this Club S be held Cooper Iussuss Ga TvHsen
The soilo~Ss sehtlemsu have been invited present;
The The sa Hon I LyMAs TREMaIs ysdnsvovn
The Hon. THADDEus STEVENS of PenrsyTass-
The Hon; OLIVER p, MOTION Of IsdiuA
The Ion R0scoB CoSKIiN0 Of Eev.yOrh frs
The HOn. WILLIAM FULLERTON Of Nev-YOrA
Tss Hea THOMAS j. ALvoRD Of Ess.Yors 20 ss,az
Ma @MsiCs0s, D x s. sIcEaEs s,.I,S Of e ssTysEs r
The Hon SCHUYLER coII&x q Iedi,na
n: sssssy Gov oeIssSY y ia:. a
TSs Hon HARTtn " IN y Tx3,ssiAsEsD q ksw-fOrf
r.: r.: sSs S pREEEzs ii :. SIss sT,fSS q Sssroti
The Hon r. D. CULVER Of Esw-iOrk
The Hon VIM = DODGE Of New-l0rk.
The Hon s. B. CHITTEEDBs of New.Yort -h
The Hon wM A A MsEkLsk LIZ & q sss;YorL ''f
Tho Hen CHARLES sUMNER Of Massachusetts
Aadersons G cub will sing Front sess reserved Tor din
s"'''u cHARLRs g. sPEYCER, President
ISAAC J. OLIVER, Chairman Executive ccnniHse
Willis DErrxOSD. secr,..dea
Nineteenth Assembly Disfricf Fenfea Campsfsz
CIubA large snd enthussc meeting Of tha Cub Was hsh
Wdasd.y E,.n e: Ish Ss sSss On sSsS y Ess s.s
held for Delegates y the CsrtlAl Campaign Club Which resulted e 20
election q CHARLES FRISBIg, DAVID cL4RKs and RcHASs
uusuimOu resolved % ,dIcus sud resolve susss
into Grant sd Fsnon Club Of The Nineteenth Assembly, District
HESRY wILLIAMs PresisLA JOHN dRARP vles Psdissh
JOSEPH cup4fpP 4ii'isan' ''''rr'JdiisS JOIN BACK H
CHARLES LRIGH, JOHN noAULLN
II oupr,pp Recording se'r''.f's + = PETIT.
WIN. BREWSTER, WN vAEH0uBBH. RICHARD WILLfAhA
g. GEIBR Treasurer
o. motion Received That the Headquarters h Club Be sfsbsa
On motion Idourned % the cal Of The Chair
J. PkrTtTT Secretary. Johh u ohAfr, r,Csnrnss-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
Grand Celebration
nv THH

b ~. Grand cslssraiisn nrS
CAPTURE OF FORT DoNELsoN.
THs sxwroRx cRSTRAL GRANT CLUB yH e.ssrss e.
AnnssT Of the Capture Of Fort DOneon. At cOofkh sst
Ts s.sI Ss sS ssat. ssT st: . 2csecf 81
Gsa % PHILLIP ILP,s sESsIDas i sIDssx
a''; GEO !oHs p.slE1 4 k1qAsi z ssicKrEs. r
BOp HENRY wIISOh.
HOA ROSCOE cosKLIsot
"' Hos o. a 4 CURTIN,
Hon. n. p BANKS, end ossssI
@ ST... ss GSS tts. e. .. . :sT,ss s % s M an
aTsi s's = s.ssna SS':s' :S V.r.s ssJ
CHESTER A. AkTllUR Cha Er Com.
T. B. AsTBN chE Con- OfArHnssnFi
5SSs a.o' 4 sSaH; s%nsDo.. }sserstArea
lmportant 20 hallway Traveiers.
AprLKross as ESsfkzfEs fhSsTz sOaShS RaIw2T GUIDE
lII contains, IN addition %
oNR HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS I.a.s
RorrEs VEST s's sotsrs n IaSSS'fR ISoSfh AND sAsr el
FIVE HUNDRED TIMETABLES, ~.s.t
RAILWAYS OF ThS TsiTEb STATES AND cBSADA.
81 v A PORTRAIT AND BIoaRAPmcAL SKETCH
coaMoDoRk coRSELIus yASDERBnr.
TrpsoS RIVER HaRrya lsi' .sS q 's cRsrRAI RARosps
porsD. Instructions Rlwsy Tsvesr noshr
:9 41ss:i' e f. = 's. sss c
'a1isS % ss hs.y, 81 ne gs sSs soe ~ % Os,
just arrived We usus tnd f serssas ssd i.-
monthly predecessors Is nehiss earsa s'
ranged revised aud printed 10 clear bs upe Its oSnA a.
lcid and miscellaneous article. varied AND sEet Ie e n,s
elsr mechaa business toun the GrlDk eId that u
dspeusable m 5eoking resge esptssp humbeg ts
Of uoud-be iorI whos ony on Il 70 take ana q
advertising and stenE pub bat n honest sustdaed ssl-
fd p1bcAhoa rrlete -h Information sf al hosd keoy
hnR useful seloe s line 10 tb01D9 81 ns<i
eS, readers Harper the Atlantic aOnth Ween h1esa
y,bss h Sc careful t shey rss Appletoos Rswss
Guide II ony FIJI and complete Rs.sy 6s 10 ,ne Uuisse
states AID the csn.lss aad at al & PnP.l tooits
bok penecsi kd gences and nery oil q ruF hs
az s pncpsl railways hcafhout Tie
soA tt3 and as Bfosdssy.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
TEXAS.

THE CONVENTION UNDOUBTEDLY CARRIED.
Ew-ORLEANs, Feb. 14.-A dispatch from
Galveston says the Convention is undoubtedly carried
the Conservatives voting against e. wholly sbsaining
from voting no general returns have yet been received
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
PERSONAL.

Mr.. George Ticknor Curtis does not desire
the paco OF Minister 20 Great Britain He suggests his
friend tho Hon. Robert O. Winthrop the rght man for
the uace.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
''S'i RsrosTs x cs1s' rr rsr.aA.rH Frs. I!-sAM
THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARX Is

Mt ATLANTIC rsLranAPH TRInUSE.
LosDos l:l5 uConsos taT money and the account a
United States FveTwn;I bonds zi Illinois Central Railway sSaTe
69i; Rne Railway shsres. tsi
LONDON Peb ia-Io mOnsOls money and the account
salss9li United FveTweuy bonds al G723 InOis ceas
Railway shares SGT; Erie Railway shares 495
LosDos p mConsOs closed e9 for money aud as
nveTveny bOSda, 7ii Illinois Central Railway oti Ens
Railway, 4si-
PEASKFoHr. Feb l-il:lS m.Uuited States FyeTSsule' for
the Issue Of 1861 T5l97G
PR.SvOnr Peb Il-iaOp Fivstsnias for the
sIue Of 1862, Isl d76.
FRAsEyOsT Feb I45 mUued States bonds e'sed at 49, for
the issue Of 1862
P.Hrs Feb I4-l:is m-Tbe Bulon the Bank o. P1nee
according the regular weekly Issued has increased
100000 francs The BOuse higher and the Rene' strong
LuHpooL Fb i4lI:i5 mCotton opens quiet The estimated
sses to-day bales Midduug UpaLds id Mrg Orleans
SD week tOOo bales Of which l bales
purchased speculation aud 200 bales taken for export Tho
stock po shpboar 2 O bales Of which moo bales
439 Mixed Western. Wheat Is 10 for White Cslr
MA No. Milwaukee Red Barley SO of American Data
$40 for Amsean Peas 's for csndsu. Flour 81 for Western
76 r Winter Cured Extra Prime hess hort 2S or Ne"
Rssem Mess Lard $40 for ens American Chtess ." Tor
tho highest range American Bacon 1915 for Cumberland Cut
No. 70 Dutch Standard sagaJ 26 Ro 66 for Common Wilmington
~ for Pine Pale Spirits Turpeniine. a y owt Tao" Gs
for American Petroleum. ~ for ResBed.
LIyESFooL Feb lt-l;2O pCOton easier the sales to-day
viii reach The foosGg the quotations; Mdng Or
lesns ed Mddg Upnds ed estimated By tho best author
tiles that The aaos this 10000 bales and that 1900
bales thereof are American White California Wheat has advanced 20
l5 and MEsukse Red h At l4 Peas have advanced 70
45s for Canadian Lard advanced 55 for ens American All
other without alteration.
LryxEPooL Peb nThs Cotton market slightly lover,
bat rather srer OF bs day The following She sptOr
iIsd quotations. MdnE Upands dsd hiddns Orleans sSSd
The 0O bales The sdViees from Man
ere unsvobe mErkes for goods and heavy Bread
stuas Provisions unchanged Sugar lower closing At "a Tor
No Standard Spirits TupeDns had advanced 10 3 y est
o.n steady quotations unchanged Rsaasd Petroleum doll at ~
gsoB
LoSDos PeA l4llls nwhsle OIL, s5 = 2s2 gslonE Sperm
on R0 tan Lsseed or $50 0 taa Lhseed Caies Eio y
y -
LoSDos Feb 1-iO uwe have changes 70 report our
markets since forwarding the frst dispstch
ASTwERP Feb 4l:2O p m-PsOeun nl ifaacs for standard
White
New-York tribune., 1868-02-15
Sp.tiaI Nstiiss.

The asic ser Company evs ordered n'w sets Of pssrs1
aOd ore constantly extending their business The b. Our Aas
Ashsvssr q gaiAi~0 popuIartty vey fast SsFv day.
HEADQUARTERS No sa BROADWAY.
Opposite City Hsn.HY.
DIR. Ncsblu's Celebrated cOssb syrap.-w~sHsoi n'
p.rOr any the market Pleasant s sad sssaL oas bsis
invariably gives relief Every person should try IL Be and ssk &c
Essbgs Price ard OF per tosls.
HOYT BLANCHARD. PrOphsso..
No aoa Ful,ov-.4 Nsv.Ys1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THE amount OF fractional currency received
from Printing Bureau Of Treasury DEPART
ment during week ending to-day was slcs, ee0.
The expenses of fractional currency during the
week was as follo ws:-United States .deposI.
tory, Buffalo, N. Y, $4,000 National Banks,
&c, Sh7.scS; with Sa4,US5 in notes TO National
BANKS: S5,Ue0pto Uni.ed States depository At
New Orleans. and $1,000 to United States de.
posrtory at Cincinat,. OHIO.
The Treas urer Of the United States holds in
trust Tor national banks AZ this date the follow.
ing amounts, viz As security for circulation,
e34l -30G, for public deposits, &3s,0s2, $50;
total securities held, S379,663,6 o.
week, $i39.42O. Total 70 date, sos. COS. G6
From this is to be deducted the folio wing
amounts: Mutilated bills returned, ., 9s9, lSo.
Notes OF insolyent banks redeemed and burned
by U. 5. Treasurer, SSsS-329. Leaving in actual
circulation at this date. sos, Sol sos.
The amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed duriag the week was S3i5, 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05
RIouIBE PROMPT TREATMENT
TO BKNDER EXISTENCE pEsIR.R,.

II ron are suffering from resu lts Of e.,l, ,,.,..
hons, what enect does IL produce non your gansr.
nestnf DC you ieel weak, deblilitated easly "a red
the hearth Does your liver or urinsry orssn on
yonr kldpeys frequently get out Of order no ,or
nave spens on snort brssthins, or dyspepsias Are
toTr bowels eonstipa,sds Do you have spells Of
memory impaired Il your mind con.tsn,l. yo "a
ing upon TINS suhJectf DO you feel dull lisfls-.
moping, tired Of company. Of life Do Won sh -,
Dc lei alone 70 get CIV sy from everybody Doe. .ny
nrosen o4 you lat or jump your sleep
brilliantf the bloom on your cbeek as iT;h,te "a
you ENJOY yourself in society as WE'LL n -
pursue your business with the same enersyi DO
you ieei s mueh conhdsnoe In YOURSELF Are
OF melancholy III 30. do not lay n 10 xopr ,,is
or % spepsis Have you restless pishts ~,
back weak, your knees weak. ana hsye IN, ii.,ta
nH Ses g9g attribute this 70 dyspepsia or
Now, reader, secret habits. yenerasI ,ai....o.
3aoy cured, ana excuses, are all Capable Of NJ
duclDe weas mess IN the Renerstiye orsans pfa
You ever think that those bold deranf sn.,s.,,.
those whose geDerstive organs are in nerf,-c.
neslthr hou never hear such men com nIatn -
being melancholy. OF nervousness of palsitotioy
OF me hesrt They are never afraid they canpot
discouraged; they are always polite and nis.s.n1
IN the company OF ladies. and Lock ths,a 80, ~.
the lsce-none OF your dovpcsst looks or any othsr
meanness about them. VI ~As o'No'
How many men from badly -cured aise.... g..
the effects OF stuses aud excuses, have bronsb,
about that state OF weakness that has reduoed ~
general system 90 much ae to induce almo.t exe-v
o.ner iorm OF aisesse.idio.y, lunscy, paralysis
form OF disease which humanity is heir 70 ana e.
real cause OF the trouble scarcely ever suspectea
and have doctored for all but the right one M
eases OF these organs require the Of Diuretic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs A. 0>Spsesswp.


IMPRovKnRHT-Mr.J J. II. Sehultses tobacco
INST, under The Union Hotel, on Bridge street,
has leased for ten years the three story build
ing adjoining the Hotel on the east and Is hav-
ing The same repainted and rem deled through
out Tne two upper stories Will ee used As q
dwelling by Mr.. s, while the nrst story
IN the rear of which will be cigar msnufac-
tory. The store h very nicely fitted up, hav-
ire beautiful floor OF walnut and pine, and In
front Is a large bow window glazed with French
plate glass. Altogether il will be an ornament
10 that section Of Georgetowu.
CONDITION. OF HkxRY ADDISON. Eso.-we
regret 20 lealn there IL not much improysmen Mt
in the condition Of this gentlemen. Last night
he slept little and feds mewhat easier this
morning, but he b stiil In q very critical state
TIE SHOOTING SEAsoN.-The marshes in the
Potomac opposite Georgetown, are now alive
with gunners, and the ortolan, reed birds, aud
black birds are falling in great numbers before
the aim Of the sportsmen.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE-U was never so
dull on Change as this morning. No offerings,
no sales. During the past week %, s37 bushels
wheat were offered for sale, and the receipts
during that time We're L, 400 bushels wheat and
go bushels corn.
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN BY CANAL.-Bosts
Medley, Whites Ferry, and r. ID. johnson,
Shepherdstown, with grain.
MORTALITY AMONG HoRsEs.-Within the
past week Mr.. George Orme has lost splendid
horse from lock jaw, caused by running nail
in his foot and Mr.. George Waters also has
LOST TWO nne animals from farcy.
DRovRIs' RRsT.-The sales yesterday Were
rather brisk, the buyers mostly icing butchers
and Baltimore spectators. Five hundred and
fifty mead Of cattle at as TO 81 per 100 lbs gross;
go sheep and lambs AZ - 10 81 per heSd; cows
and calves $50 TO $50.
RIVER tRoNr.-Very dull to -day along the
river. The wharves are very quiet and moored
thereto are not doZsn schooners, and most of
them Will leave to-day or tomorrow. The
only arrival to-day is the sloop KITTY Ann.
VI " fNr ut nd
Brother.
THE CANAL.-The water is now higher in the
canal than II has been any time this season.
Col Spates visited this end OF the canal yester-
day evening and found everything satiisfac-
tory. The directors have mostly all returned
TO their homes since their meeting on Wednes-
day last in Washington.
THE AoUKpUCT.-workmen are still at work
on the aqueduct, and from all appearances the
repairs will occupy sometIme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

@The mother of the notorious Reno broth.
ers, who are charged with the express car rob.
berry. near Seymour, Ind, died last week of
broken heart.
~ Black silk suits made with plniers and
trimmed with fringe are stylish and fashion
able.
~The newsdealers CT Boston are about to
form n Retail Dealers Union.
HThe 'cut-throat'' collar is in vogue-one
of the most becoming things a man can wear
~ John Esty. OF Derry, N. H., was recently
married TO Miss. Lee, the bride being 20 and
the groom 81 years of age.
@The chinese fashion Of wearing the fan in
IN tie belt has been adopted by American
ladies since the arrival of the Embassy.
~ Rumor makes the ridiculous statement
that Brignoli is going to be married this Winter
1t is too much like work. He won't do it.
~ FASHIONS latest novelty is a necklace of
black velvet, fitting tightly TO the throat, and
on which are seen small gold or gilt BELLS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05
FHR COuu "a

ORPHANS CoykT. Judge fsrcsU.-To-day,
the will of the late Leonidas Coyle heretofore
filed, was fully proven.
Emiline +. Deaie was appointed guardian 10
the children Of W. G.. Deals, of Baltimore -
bond, $4,000.
Helen Hammond qualified as administrative
$1,000.
The first and final account of the administers
tor Of Rosetta NJ Sweeny; same Of administra-
tor and guardian of Capt Deloncy. with dis.
trlbGtion; same of administrator c. T. a. OF Tom
Mason. with distIibution account.
EQUITY COURT, Judge FTsker.-Yesterday
Washington agt. Washington, order to iss ne
commission to take testimony on behalf OF de-
fendant. McAlster agt McAlister ct. al, de.
cree TO invest balance in trustees hands ia
United States registered certificates. To-day
in same case an order was passed allowing
trustee to sell at public or private sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

Inc National Bank Note Larceny Case.
TEE DEFENDANT HlLD TO BAIL
This morning Justice Walter rendered his
decision in the case Of Georgia Schureman, ar
rested several days ago by Detectives Clarvoe,
Bigley. and Nc Dewitt on the charge Of being
accessory TO the larceny Of si2,00O from the
Treasury, and also with passing one OF the
notes, knowing the same 70 be false, DC, on
s tmuel Fursr. There were present At police
neadquarter8 Messrs. Burr and Norris who
prosecuted the case, and Messrs. Riddle,
Philips, and Perry, the defendants counsel.
The decision Of the Justice is as follows ::
aThere Is probable canse that the defendant
did aitempeto pass, alter, and publish a certain
false forged and couHterfeited note, purpor ing
to be issued by the First National Bank Of
jersey City, doing a banking business under
the act Of June Sd, 1854, knowing the same to
Be- faise forged and counterfeit ed 10. the pur.
pose of defrauoing one Samuel Furst, and the
defendant Is required to give bail in the sum of
$500 10 answer the charge at court"
Mr. Phillips suggested that the bail was too
high, as also Mr.. Riddle. Mr. Norris and Col.
Burr urged that the case was a serious one, and
the bail should not be proportionate to the
amoaht involved, but to the enormity Of the
offence. The Justice agreed to reduce the bail
to sl,5Oo- and 1t was given by Thomas Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

CPHoLsrKRERs 6ooDs AT Coer.-As 1 am
apout to close my business this fall offer the
following goods at cost prices: Reps, Damasks,
Enameled Cloth, Holland Shades, Tassels,
Cord, Tacks. Roller Ends, Wedge Racks, Oil
Cloth, Carpets, Table Linens, Bed Spreads,
&c. Small dealers and others are respectfully
in vited before purchasing elsewhere.
S,2O-2; A. ADAMsoE, 500 9th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

CULAR IN ANorHRR CoLUMN.-Thfs Is one OF
the oldest-best, and cheapest estAolishmsnts OF
the KIND in the United States, and we advis
avery body wishing life-like original pictures,
or copies, to try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05
fBy Bankers and Brokers Teiegraph.l
Lewis johnson e Go. quote stocks and bonds

Lewis johnson e Go. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-First Board-U. s g..
1881, coupon, ia; 6.2O's, 1867, coupons, Il3X;
1894, coupon, 1O9k; 1865, coupons, III X; 1855
coupon. new. 1USS; Saws, lisa, coupon, los e
l0.&Os, coupons, los sos second. none: 3Ds
third, none; Pacific Mail, l02 Ohio and Missis-
sippi Certificates. 2oH; Mariposa, 4; Atlantic
Mail. none; Canton, i6; Cumberland, 30; W.
y. Telegraph, "a; Quicksilver, 1903: Boston
Water Power, ISM N. Y. Central. la6x Erie,
ga; Michigan Central, lis; Michigan South.
ern, s5's; Illinois Central, 1i3 4; Cleveland and
Pittsburg. s7's; Northwest, ssh: do preferred.
ION; Fert Wayne, l0Sk; Alton Terra Hauts.
~; Toledo Il Wabash, So; Adams Ex, so Z:
Wells, Fargo Go. Exp, 26; American Ell.
press, -; United states Express, AK; Mer.
chants Union. %; Chicago & Alton. lis: do.
prf'd, LAG. Market firm. Gold, 144Xa%.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

THERE II TINE FOR EVERYTHING, but II
is getting high time for you to save your money,
ana this You can do by going to the original
Franc, 494 Seventh street, between ID and E
and buy your gents Furnishing Goods, ~ per
cent. less than In any other store In this city.
Remember the place-iSii with large plate glass
front \.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

CHURCH CHOIR ABoLIsHHD.-At q regular
monthly meeting Of the First Reformed Church
of this city, held a few evenings ago, resolu.
ton was passed forbiddine choir singing. This
church has thus tar been able 70 boast q choir
amope the best In The city, which, By the &C.
ton OF the vestry, 10 now abolished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

WE ARE IN THE MIDST or RHvoLurIoN.-
No more premature decay of the teeth.
.Sesedeaf renders them indestructible. Nay.
more, II maBes the enamel a. white as Parian
marble, and the breath rs odoriferous a. .sthe
Sweet SourA breathing DER banks Of violets !"
Neither the teeth nor the gums can become
diseased, IL it IL used daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

A CARD.-I take pleasure In announcing TO
my friends in Washington that have asso.
ciated myself - salesman with the clothing
house OF liable & Co, &os Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between - and ~ streets, where / will
be happy to see them.
Y. III. DOHRLAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05
+. H. DONKLAN.

THE MODEL FIrrINe SHIFT, made to order
by Stephens & O., $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
between 9th and 10th streets, is the most per-
feet garment we have ever seen. Try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

CoRNs, BuSIoNs, BAD NAILS, and all dis
eases of the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, i24 Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets. Once
hours from a. m. to p. m. No charge for
cons ultatiop. Established 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-McLeilan. OAR
nellie Il Co, as 18th street. have sold the house
No Us ID street, between l&th and 18th streets
west 20 r. =. Carroll, for g, 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

PRICE LIST OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, 49a Seventh street, (iarge
plate glass 'front.' betw cen ID and E streets
Good w bite Shirts, Sl-S1.5O;F Fine White Shirts,
s2.0O-2.5O; Good Summer Under Shirts, 50, IS
81; Good Summer Drawers, 50, IS, 81
Good Cotton Socks, IL, Is, 20 cents. Paper;
Collars, 10, Is, Is, 25 cents per box: Handker-
chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, in end
less variety, at popular prices. p. ST. have
no branch stores. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

HOTEL CIosxp.-The St. Charles Hotel, sit.
mated on the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Sd street. has closed because of the alb
senoe OF sufYicient patronage TO justify the pro-
sand, are negotiating for II, who propose, IL
they can make q bargain with the proprietor,
10 open IL for the public upon the assembling
OF Congress on an improved plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

A FIRE MARSHAL IN TRoUBLE.-One of-sbe
Montreal fire marshal deputies has bean ar
rested on charge of incendiarism 1t is
charged that he set fire to a number of buildings
in order 10 get fees for Investigating the causes
of the fires. Warrants are also sworn out for
the arrest Of TN same man for perjury while
employed In the excise service in New York
His name is Dennis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-05

DIED,
GREEN. September s, 1853 PLATOH GREEN
oldest son of Thomas and Ella Green, aged year
De- ntfis and days
The funeral will take place Tomorrow evening
at CLOCK, from his father residence 18th street
between q and streets. The friends and family
are in ited to attend.
Dearest son, thou hast left u.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal
TH0RP. At his residence in this city on tn.
Sd inst Mr. A. 4. THORP, formerly OF New York
city, in the 56th year Of his age.
DOWELL. On the I'd instant, at her home ia
Astuly. Wske county, N. u, Mrs BOSNIA
DOWELL, daughter Of the late George Duffy, of
Alexandria. Va, and wife of Albert ii. .Dowell
late Of that city. in the 10Th year Of her age.
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POLICE 1TRNs.-Sanitary
Bowman. obstructlng sire -, SOmPany-I. b.
Stutz, violating Corn. ra.ir nnsd SO Frank
SiO. Margt GorIaan Gre 81, ordlnancs; nned
cases) fined IS In each hs nuisance l'"o
FIRST Precinet-Margaret Harden. as.au,, and
battery; lined Sl.9J. Tho. Eargnson Pstr,cs
Tracey, nghnng IN sire ~. fined as Amanda
scott, alsorderiy; fined =, Mich DoranI drnnk
security Aneo s. VIM. Boyd, suspicion
~. tiOsS dr en Fanny Hawkins, disorder.
Henry Konkel,d 4. fined a.. ' Gnu
tive wo-thon NHannah Fitzsimmons, fugi-
Rslienger Az -. George Lewis and Hamilton
Fonrth p .ank and disorderly; fined 81 each.
6nad a. reciRct-John Sullivan, disorderly;
fned 80 Samuel Queen, Richard Jasper, do;
hcnse Zach. Bridget Kennedy, drunk; work.
fined VIM. Lucas. drunk and diserderly;
-. Alex. Magic, drunk; fined 81.
a Ish Precnct-Robert Fontroy. disorderly;
xed IS. Anna E. Coldwell, drunk and dis
Iroerly; fined So john Banister, Andrew
ericsson, Annie Blanchard, Michael Minnix,
\ Patrick Marks, do; fined IS. Annie Blanchard,
indecent exposure; do. Sarah Murphy, drunk;
worknouse.
Sixth Precinct-D. PfeIl, selling liquor by
small. no license; fined s21.9O. John Maury,
disorderly; workhouse. Lucy A. Turner. vio-
lating Corporation ordinance; do. John DAILY,
Timothy Sullivan, Dennis Regan, disorderiy
seventh Preoinct-Phillip Butler, threats
bail for peace. Aaolph Frysis, selling liquor
Eighth Precinct.-wm. McCullum, thrown.
ing stones; fined So VIM Mocaoee, assault
7 and battery; fined IS. Spencer Butler larceny
Jail for court. West KING, do; do Denni.
| Hardy, carrying concealed weapons; work.
house. s. Cooper, disorderly; fined ss.