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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02
THE COURTS .

SUrRENE COURT IN GENERAL TE8a.-
On Saturday in the case OF MARYLAND agt Harris,
the Judgment OF the court below was affirmed
Mr.. Davidge called the attention of the cour;
10 the cases Of Quick aet ClarBi Meade agt
Carroll; Furguson, zimmerman, and O'Meara
agt. Arrison. Miller, ana Iorrey-the election
cases Of the Fifth Ward.
Judge Cartier stated the court were inclined
TO the opinion that under the recent law of
needed to find the facts, and that these cases
would therefore have TO be brought before the
Circuit Court The court in general term had
no jury and could have none. but the cases
could be heard by the Supreme Court sitting as
a circuit conrt and having a Jury, with, of
course, the right OF either party to bring the
case TO the general term in the usual manner.
Mr.. DavIdge said that he was satiiied with
the decision announced by the court; the law
ought TO be considered in pari mdleria, in con.
nectioh with the organic law.
Mr.. Cook said he would like to be heard in
reference to the matter before the court came
TO final conc lusi ion. He was sure that he couId
satisfy the court that the inten ton of the act
was TO dispense with the Intervention of a lury;
and further, that il was the intention of the act
not to have the case submitted to a single Judge
but to have 1T decided by a majority of the
court; calling to their and n commissioner to
take testimony. He, however, was too hosrse
TO argue the matter now, but hoped it would be
postponed until next week.
Mr.. DavIdge.-I am perfectly willing
The cour: ordered the postponement accord
Ingly.
Mr.. Darlington said that the Surratt case
should be called up at an early day.
Mr.. Merrck said the motion to dismiss the
appeal ought first to be disposed Of and n
overruled, the appellee should have time to
prepare his brief.
Mr. CarrIngton thought the motion to dismiss
END the main question could be argued at one
time.
After a short colloquy bet ween coun sci and
the court, the motion was dropped, with the
understanding that The case Will come up again
tomorrow.
RerftW.-Iu our notice of the service of the
rule on the Judges of the supreme Court in
regard 10 The restoration of Mr.. Bradley to the
bar, the types made says that the rule
ansWt red the question Of jurisdiction, when it
should have been stated that the u. =. Supreme
@ MTt rts.rNes he Junction OF intlsdi ctinn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

NlsTEElOJ 81 Ma Era IN Almost u DsaA.-
r. detectives CoOmeS and Miller Were passing
1iyug 4 street north, between Z = and 9th sJs
las evening. about nine O'Clock. they heard
grcSns proceeding spparsntl from about the
ssntre Of he street. ami gCIng thither found 3
mar lying M pool of blood ard apparently
an dying condition. They assisted hIm 10
b'2oguariers, where, after being washed of,
bis hr&d aud face showed numerous cuts aud
bruises br DcNter, being called In. examined
thf wounds snc pronounced them serious, bat
not fatal. The wounded man gave his name
- u \ bHnSC!o, hNiug on = street. bet ween
n and \ reefs south, when ms brother was
sent for and TeIn, we'd hun TO has horn, an a
critical COnstItiOn. The sufferer was too M aud
1asn. q give any particulars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

"A NEW BRIGADE CF Boys IN BLUE-Nllor
GentIa! n. Grant, commanding Bows III BIun
ID e., has Just issued an order detaChtug the
frst regiment of cavalry from the first brigade,
which Will form portion of inc command TO
h. known as brigade. Mounted InvinCibies,'
and attacht q to the division of BOYS In B!ue of
the District of Columbia. Gen. John = Croc ker
has been commissioned a I}rIgad Ter q enertl.anc
- assCnsd 10 the command of the "iSrigada,
Mounted lnvinciblss." lie VIII proceed al on c.
10 T. organ iZs his cavalry command, OF two or
more regiments; eight companies 20 the Iegi-
ment-DIih colonel, lieutenant colonel, two
naiors, adIutapi, and guarteTma>tsr. Each
company 10 consist of thirty two men, with
captain, tIo leutenSnts, and five ssTgeants
The M tiCr-l will hs cap, cape, and torch, 10 ne
furnished by individual members. each Of
HON Will appear properly mounted on grand
parade. or when ordered TO report for duty.
he " Ill likewise establish brigade headduar
tiers, and nominate his brigade staff 10 tue ma
or general commanding for confirmation
The Boys in Blue being a permanaut poliri-
cal organization in the District OF COLUMBIA,
this command of "Nounted InIincIbles" IS
specially organized 10 meet the WI hes aud al.
tTect the cooperation of a loyal and iuhuenrial
class OF mon men aVerse 10 tha fatigue OF in
ianirv service, who Will not feel the expanse.
but Chetrfully turn ont on parade, SC, as A
mounted force, Tins adding greatly TO the elH-
cheney and display of the Grand Division,
BOYS in Blue, OF which they will form 40 con-
spIcUous a portion. The general Commanding
urges rapid enlistment in this important
brigade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

a RADICAL LCsEs A HAT eS SEy-OI-r ,xp
BLhiE On the late train from baltimore TO
fhiS city saturday night, quite an enloyabl. set
Cf fellows found themselves together IN thu
smoking car, and the time was spent pleasantly
IN songs stores, &c In the crowd was a
member of the last City Council OF Washington,
and after he had been informed he W to IN crease
his sio'k of poultry by leaving a hole in the
fence, 20 that his neighbors' fowls could mix
win has own, and how To economically raise
fh' m plaster an eye up on each so that they
VIII see only half the corn before tbem-ths
SUBJECT OF politics was brought up. Our ex
councilman waXsd warm in the praises of
Grant and Colfax, and was frequently an
plSuded BY number VI CClOred men on the
opposite side of the car, and he finally pro-
posed to take vote, If some one would accom-
Pany him. young supporter of the opposite
side volunteered, and the work commenced
our friend bearing huge piece of card board
on WbIch the tally was kept; bu. before COM
ph ting u the conductor req uested that the car
Nass should be- stopped. The tellers, however
Iallsd 10 hear this request, and when thsy
reached the door. our ex-councilrran being de-
sIrous 10 increase IN. vote his side attaulptad
10 pass into the adjoining car, when a sudden
gust OF wind took of his - hat and landed n
<Cmew here in Anne Arundel county Oar
friend returned. and with n mournfuI counts.
nance announced the result-ar and lost hat
Tor Seymour and BlaIr, and "A for Gran: and
tOiiaN. Cur friend was furnished by one of
ms friends with an immense hat. hurrisdIy
made of the afternoon Baltimore ta,syi. m
winch he wore until has arrival IN til city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.-Neste-da a large
del, satICn of the officers and members of the
Grand Lodge Of thJs District ATTENDED the fu-
IsraSot James \. Gam l,beIl, late g rand Cn4n-
VsI!Or 81 the State Of Maryland. The sbsequies
lock place IN B9liimJre yesterday morning.
AMI the order il this District was largely rep
Tc~snteu.
The Grand Lodge Of the Sfstr Of Virginia %
ihi- hCurishIng OIdeT.was organized ON Friday
sN.EIug II Richmond, by the supreme Serb,
ana Past Cudnc-illTs from this jurisdiction.
Tie following Officers were In allrd.-E q.
T,n.I kinS, ' ,nsTah!e Grand PstTiarCh. II. q.
a.. Hartman. Grand Chancellor, J. i. O'Dan!el.
Nt,r Grand Chan C-lloT; William T. Biufort.
,iTard Recording sud Corresponding Scribe:
N7lfrr W. Gcsdep, Grand Banker: SaInueI
NJ EirCy. Grand Guide; Thomas Il. GARY
GT'rd Inner Seward. !. 4. Davis. Grand
tut-E >,eWard- After the installation. The
l. smhs:s ~ tie Crcer paTtoJk Of a fine cola
Il"H az sherry :, opposite the theatre. Lodges
Viii shOItiy IL CT3 auI1,d IN Petersburg. Nor
fUik. , ledgIISRs burg, and Leesbu-s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

hSOTBEE CHARGE.-ln addition to the atii-
cav heretofore sworn - by Mary l.. Payne,
Jha' arden Hrusus had committed rape ON
Ntry L. Mc(iee. whilst prisoner IN jail, sue
has made another affidavit charging an officer
81 ne rail with The same offence upon the same
person. She sVeaTs IA her aihdAyit 20 being
"a eyewitness 10 the transaction. 1t Will oe
reSo.leCt~d BY the readers Of the STAR that
NJ. II Tee swOr- IA her evidence before j Us
tsc@ Walter that Warden Heustis was the only
IA who had ever had intercourse with her IN
t-.al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

A SPLENDID COLLECTION Of Parisian Marble
Vases, Work boxes, Satehels, Albums, Silver
plated Ware in every variety, and over n thou
sand choice designs of Jewelry have been re-
ceived az the attractive One Dollar Jewelry
store OF MI. J. L. Prigg, i36 Pennsylvania
avenue, fourth door from AZ street Those
who contemplate giving presents, or those who
desire 10 purchase useful or ornamen taI artt-
eles, will find il to their advantage TO call ar
this popular establishment without dalay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

II pRocryss OF FEECTIoN-Ou Mlryla,d
avs-us between 18th and 18th streets, SJnth
Washtngop, MIR. Bradley, huckSter IN tire
srHtra Market Is having bnilt two comlcr A.
fIs Nrick tsuemPnts, designed for priVat -ssi-
astcs> They are to % two stories high. Win
si1 rcOuns each, snd will b. supplied with css
and water. Esch tenement wIll !ront rfr~u
fr,t eagh. and run back forty mine feet, and
Together situated upon u lot with A front OF
inv .s-t, and one hundred aud fifteen feet
Ssp'b. liT Charles GsSsfOrd Is the contractor,
aud purposes 10 complete them al cost Of
~. IL r..lN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

Committed FOR ROBBERY A few evenings
since The residence Of Mrs. Jacob r.. Gibson. On
eth stTaet, was entered and her cham Der r. bbed
. of between sixty and seventy dollars worth
ofvesring apparel, including n heavy beaver
cloth LADIES' oyrrcoat. The robbery was moi
discovered TIL the next morning, when such
evidence was furnished Sergeant BENJAMIN
Franklin and Charles L. Leach, of the Sixth
precinct, n 20 lead them 10 believe that the
thsf was cOiored girl, named Gporgeanua
Taylor, aged II. who had been employed by
Mrs. Gib-on. but had been discharged the day
previous to the occurrence for pilferiug
G'OlEeanna was accordingly arrested on
ThuTSday evening las, while looking about
the premises, and a portion of the stolen pro-
perty found in n basket which she was carry
ing ON her arm. She n @knowlsdg the guilt
ard informed The officers thai the goods she
had stolen Were m "A house in Rrent's alley. on
Capitol Hill, Sergeant Franklin aud ON GER
leach immediately proceeded to the place de-
sCTIhed by the girl, where they, through he as
distance of Officer Gates, found the goods and
arrested Matilda OsbOrn Dora Wood and Mil
he Stewart, all ColOred, and brought thar,
with the goods. before Justice Clark The pirI
was committed TO JAIL 20 answer the CHARGE OF
stealing IT, goods, valued at 500, and Matilda
Tor receiving the goods, knowing them 70 haze
been stolen, and the others were dismissed
On Saturday afternoon, Lieutenant Ssirpon.
"t the Sixth precinct, arrsigned Gporgeauna
Cook (colpred) before Justice CLARK ON the
shargr OF beng accessory 20 the above robbery
and the Justice committed her to await a fur
Their hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

PROTECTION OF TEAINs.-Sipce the attack on
parties on theIr way 10 vote in Baltimore a few
weeks since the Police Commas toner's OF that
city have made at the request OF the Il. x o. u.
Il. Company, arrangements 10 protect the
trains. AT Camden station a large squad OF
police is always in attendance, and on the ar
rival OF trains when the horses are b2ing al
tached four policemen get up on each car and
and accompany II to the Philadelphia Depot
where they remain until they Ieaye and they
have orders not TO allow any parties 10 get on
the car during IFS passage through the city.
Not only rs this done but frequently Inc oiic-Ts
accompany the trains 10 the stopping places
beyOul baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02
Az RsfSy

MARE FAM-DoUGLaS On the 18th Of Octo
Der ~ resiienSe OF bids Iarru,s, by Rev Or.
MCt auIey, the Rev. GEO C.. MARKHAM A. Nj
Cf this city, 80 Mise FLORA DOUGLAS oUiy
daughttr Of ) 'hn Douglas EsI., Of bose NM.
WEsbiL yton, - @
I8'liinore pap re copy.
DELL-LFNoN I'm this citv On tho u inn.
MT So N/o BELL. oG hew York. To Miss NARY
'. III MON. &! ashiHgtDn, II. q. N CarI5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

1RANsEE or TEE RETAINS or AN ANCIENT
IAMILY--on the last tTIp of the steamer Wa
VaSet, Capt. F1wke, which reached here last
right from Gone rIyer aud intermediate land
lngs. she brought the remains of four members
Of the ancient Brock thorough family. of Viz
GINA, consisting OF Mr. and Mrs. Broken
trough and son and daughter, who died many
years since, and Were inferred in the family
tuIyIng ground .nn their estate near Curr.-
oman. The dlsiOrment was done under the
direction ana supervision OF Mr.. John A. Bar
bour, son -in-law of The ancient departed, 'xho
accompanied thpm TO his city, and had them
ItlnoY u from the steamer 10 his private bury
lng-grouud in Georcetown he being a resident
of that place. The bodies OF the deceased are
said 10 be IL a good state of preservation, one
Of which, although having died over sixteen
years age, Ii Is stated, was perfectly reeogniz-
able,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

GKNTLKMgS's LIGHT OvERCoATs tor $40 and
Gentlemeu's heavy overcoats for Si2, NJ Geo.
T.. HennIDg's. No. I'll 7fh street. These ara
very desirable goods and remarkably Cheap.
one price only, m arked 10 plain figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

oYF THy TEsCE-Bs.ween sig and seven
o.clycS Ss.urdSv evening As the train OF
the Washington and Alexandria railroad
under vay for Alexandria. the en-
gins and one car vas thrown from the rail,
- I'm near Maryland avenue and nth street,
IA Consequence OF the dispiacing Of a switch
by ire kEckeT steam engine. which passed.
across the same a lev mtuutes before The
cars were soon placed IT position. -nd pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

INDUSTRIAL HoyE ScHOoI.-At the annual
meeting OF the Industrial Hotna S,hopI held
or saturday evening at the Home in Armnry
Sfuare, the Wee President, "A. NJ CisurayeT
"a. an the chair. and d. NJ. kelsey secretary
IN ahhEaI report was presented and referred
lC a select committee OF three TOR publication
j De f"NoWing officers were elected for IN.
ensuing ycar. Henry H. Cook. presidaut: vice
rftSidsnis. a. VI. Gangewer. ID NJ kelsey IA
IA Illieyi treasurer and solicitor pro TEN. John
H''Z secretary, w. l. Waller. Trustees r.
tEree years Il. Richard, +. II Smith. hudson
:. Brown. and john H.tI, 70 MI the vacancy
ocCaSiouvd by The removal from he District Of
J III. D"iirICh, I>q. Executive Cor-ni
MT 4. Richards, Mrs. g.. l.. Carter, JIrs NJ
"A BaCSfOTd- MIR. NJ. &. Hart. Mrs A. N
q Hangover. Mrs. II. w. RiIss. Mrs. ID M
n" lee y, Ms. W q. D-nLisOu, Mr> " Miller
MI IL. u. Cre,cy. Mrs .iohn Ht,z, Mrs II X
4 Lax l.. Ms. g. ~ Hal, MS VIM l.. WaIle-
hfs. John Il. Elvans, MIS-. Y. A. i.ogts. Mis-
kaie De' hs-n ID, Hiss Sally NagrudeT. Mrs 4
NOUlSr. Mrs. L. RendsIey, mrs. l. Ricbards
snd Mrs i. DOOlIttle. Advisory ,Omm,trse
MrS n ID. Cooke, Mrs &. Il. Boyntos. Mr.
II = BryEster, Mrs. !. G.. Smith, MR. W NJ
webb, Miss Mary THOMPSON, Mrs. T. ID = n
-, UihE Crih. Mrs. q. Robbins. NJ RVron
Surcerland. MrS- Howell, aud Mrs q y Coy
i h- Executive Committee Were aUthoriza-, To
arrange for public meeting 10 be held ON
i LaLk sEiVinE day Al gouThed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

TEmrxRANcE very fall and in,eres'ing
temperance meeting WAS held oy the washing
ton CITY Temperance Society at Tenn perance
Hall last night J. II. Thompson, president
= slled the meeting TO order, VIII en- addresses
were delivered by Judge Middlebrook, Dr.. T.
Harris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02
Georgetown Advertisements.

ID GEORGETOWN. October sOth ISIS
Il ROPOSALs will be received by tn, under
signed, until TUESDAY. November Sd, to curo,
to asst street Bidders will state the price per
cutie yard for grading and Superficial yard Tor
paving gutter AID graveiing and Turning foot for
curb: said woih to be completed this fan il the
weather will permit Bids viii lie le.t a. the Il &c
Il the Mayor.
&C s0-5t JOHN H NEWMAN
NEW FAIL AND WlNTkR GnUDS-yu-t
opened, a large stock. embracing Popius. Ne
rincs, Ea pre- IS Cloths, Mouseiirs. Alpaca Reps
Black French Aipac.Z, Bpmbazines, French
1bintZ. Shswls, Clocks, Fisnnels, Blankets. Under
Vests. Grand iuCA-s-e and other beautiful skirts,
Cors'ts. Cioths, CassilCges, Virginia Full Cloths
and Jsssinets. 4 large stock II DomestiCs very
cheap: 600 ards CaiICOs from Sc. up; good yard
wide EisachHd v lsliu la1sc.; HHmsntta ssc 10 8
sheetinGs g. cts; AleNsndre's snd Joseph's Kid
Gloves, Hosiery. Notions. &C. ; Csrpetings. Druc-
gets sud oiioiUtbs We premise great bargains a.
ali hO may favor rs with a call.
BENJAMIN MILLER
l0i Brijg@ STREET,
&C S-lm' seCFEet1wn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

ing Detectives Thompson arrested james Ii.
BIrdsali on the charge preferred by Thomas
Usher OF obtaining $50 from him and w. r.
Suppiee by false pretences. JUSTICE Walter
held him 10 bail for a further hearing. The
charge is that he represented that he bad IN his
Possession certain books or claims on hle in the
"a Auditors and Paymaster Generals Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

MARRlRp-Ihis morning, at liz O'Clock. AZ
the Assembly's Church, Rev. WIN H. q
fciating. Mr.. Alonzo Bell, Of New York. was
united IN marriage To Miss Mary v. Lsmon
daughter Of Charles Lemon, Esq OF this civ
Ihs happy couple took their departure i'm az
neon train for a tour 10 New York AMI ths
Fast. followed by the good wishes of a larys
circle of trends. who Assem- oled at the church
10 witness he ceremonies and extend their
CONGRATULATIONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

ARMED TO THE TEETH, is very common
expression, but we think armed TO embalIish
ano preserve them To ripe old age is decidedly
more beneficial and appropriate-this can only
BE- done by keeping yourself always supplied
with bottle OF that renowned and imperish-
able delight of every lsdy's or usnt,sm,n,s
toilet, the fra grant Sozodont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

PsRsoSAL~-On Saturday afternoon. a, 2
O'Clock, the Rev. Il. r. WIget, pres Ident OF the
Gonzaga College, took passage in the steamer
Berlin, which left Baltimore for Europe. The
reverend gentleman was accompanied 70 Balti-
more by number OF his warm friends here,
who saw him on board the vessel, wishing HIM a
SIessant passage and 4 speedy return. Father
Wlget makes the trip for the benefit of has
neai'n, and expects 10 be absent until spring
Rev. u IL Stonestreet WILL act as the Presidep;
oi me college during Father Wiget's absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02
EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N E W 8.
Amusrueuts. &C, ro-Nigst.

WALLS OPERA EOCsZ--Re1de and Bouci-
-eaulrs tbrIIlIng drama Of Foul Play.
AVS SMITHS Art Gallery ~ 30f Penn
ryIvaBa avenue. Several new pictures Just
received.
DfsAF the Kitchen Orator, at Jollie Hall.
D. IN street; s25 gwen away every evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

FINIsHEp.-The sea-wall skirting the north
front OF the Arsenal grounds. the contract for
" hich was awarded MIR. r. R.sside, was COM
pleted on Saturday, and formally turned over
10 the commanding officer, who pronounced the
work well executed. The terms Of the contract
required the work 10 be completed In forty
days but from the date OF its close TO that OF the
finishing of the wall only twenty-three day )
have elapsed, a circumstance very unusual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02
ALWAYS ready for use "Spalding's Glue"

BOYS SUITS, all wool, b. s. and $40. at the
minons Oak Hall, i6i 7th street, opposite the
n
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CoRNs, 6U.-Dr.W White. Surgeon t-otro,osi

CoRNs, &o.-Dr. White, Surgeon Cniropodist
OF twelve years practical experience ia the
United States and Canadas aud established at
fSi pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. G.,
since lc6l, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails.
&c, and successfully treats all diseases of the
ieet without pain or Convenience to the
patient The shoe can be worn with ease I'M /.
meoiately after the Operation. Refers to the
many eminent physicians. surgeons and thou
SANDS ~ other responsible persons who pa
ro1i'SsS establishment Hours from A. n
10 y. - charge for cons ultatop 1T office
Oalls mRS'.AIesIdence s from 20 u. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TEE ELECTION RE-
TURSs.-The various political organizations
are making preparations for receiving the cleo
ton returns tomorrow night, and several OF
our business houses have made the necessary
arrangements. The Island regiment of Boys
in Blue. (Col. Il. Carson,) will hear tue re-
turns n their headquarters, on "a street east,
between ID street and Virginia avenue, and
TO other places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

TICKETS FOR ELECTIoN.-Up 10 ~ o'clock
tnIs morning, Capt. McFeely, the ticket agen,
avenue, had sold 1850 round trip tickets, on
seIhhcates TO voters. Mr.. Pajsts, the ticket
aeen AZ the depot has sold 3ll tickets 10 voters:
Baltimore, ~ 80 W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

PURE TEAS AND CoPPRRs-we vonld
recommend Ill our readers, who wish 10 en-
10Y the luxury OF pure Teas and Coffees, to go
10 tne American Tea Store, corner of Seventh
anu sueets north. Mr.. Bowling has his cof-
lees roasted fresh every day, under his own
supervision, and will grind II free OF charge If
required. He has a large assortment of the
pest lne OF Teas from China and Japan
Sugars kept for the Accommodation of custom.
ers. All OF which he sells at New York
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

MS fosT.-Ihe many friends OF Mr. r.
r. feinour will be pleased To learn that To-
dry ies assin At his post. rs clerk to the Sn.
Two or three weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

THE CITY Posi- OFFICE.-The following is
the report of the mail matter delivered and
collected bv the letter carriers of the city post
Office. for the month OF October last, IS made
by Mr.. James T.. Bell superintendent % the
carriers department Number OF carrier en-
plOyed ~; number of delivery trips daily, g.
number Of collection trips daily, 5; numbsr OF
mail letters delivered, 1i3,e 80, number Of local
letters delivered, Ii,2;0; number of newspapers,
&c. delivered, 3 .6l9; number of letters COL
lee ID BIB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-02

CHARGE OF OBTAINING NONE UNDER
FALSE PKETgSCEs.-AbOut three weeks sine
Mr John j. HollIstsr. a mail agent OF TINS city,
was arrested and taken before Justice Walter,
charged with having misappropriated about
s.. placed IN his hand by officers OF 4 church
of this cry, with which 10 hire them a boat
At that time he promised so faithfully TO satls-
faCio~Ily settle the matter II he could have
further time, and that additional time was
gIarted him. Having neglect Il 10 do as H.
promised. and having been repeatedly warned
hs WAS sgaIn arrested last evening by Detsc-
lives Coomes and Miller, and ne will have q
hearing this morning 81 headquarters.
This morning. Mr.. HOLSTER had hearing
before Justice Walter, who dismissed the case
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SALE OF RIAL EsTATE.-Cooper Latimer,
auciioDeeIs, have sold lot No. IL, and part of
LOT No. 9, in square III, with improvements.
consisting OF tw O two-story and four one-story
frame houses, 10 John w. Starr, FOR -, }25. An