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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs I'm Georseto,yu-

Important ARREsT.-Detectives Clarvos
and McDeyitt- with the assistance of Lieut.
Essex, yesterday arrested VIM Garrett and
James Coleman on suspicion Of having set the
store of Mr.. Rented on fire on Sunday night
last. They Were taken to police headq 1arters,
washington, 10 await hearing.
The parties came before Justice Walter this
afternoon, at police headq uar1ers, when Chas.
Burch testified that he had heard Garrett and
Coleman say that they would burn ReintzeI
out, on an old grudge; Friday. after the fire he
say that they had burned .stha - out AZ Lasts
about y. m. on Thursday ne say Coleman
with matches; heard him say before Mr. Fear
son NAT II ne could not get revenge any other
way he would burn Reintzel out The accused
were sent 10 lail for a further hearing.
INTERPRETING WITH AN OPFICER-E Gut
man came before Justice Buckley y.ster,iay
charged with interfering with an officer IN the
discharge OF his duties. and was fined $50.
SKATING ON THE PoTOsAc.-The river is
now frozen over with thick ice, upon which
men and boys were skating to-day.
hARKET To-DAY.-Beef. best cuts. a5c. next
best nc; Mutton ana25c.: Veal, 2oa25c.; Pork,
i5alec.; Salt Beet, l2al5c.; Lard, isc: Sausage,
lsc.; Hams, 20c.; Turkeys. sc H.; Chickens,
SlaSl-25 per pr; Prairie Chickens. ~ per pr:
Pheasants, 81 per pr; Partrldges, 81 per doz :.
Butter, SOC; Eggs, Goc Geese, sl.25ssl 81; Rab-
bits, 25c.; Apples slasoc. per peck; Sweet
Potatoes. 81 per peck; Irish Potstoes. sac per
peck; Onions. 81 per peck; Cabbage. las5nc
head; TurniPs, SOC. per pix: Celery, Zoe. bunch
REAL ESTATE SALIENT. Thos. Downing,
auctlon""r, yesterday evening sold lot No. Pr,
IN Beatty and Haw kins' addition TO ti--org--
town, fronting Is feet on the west side of Fred =
erick street between 5th and 9th strrets. and
having depth OF &c feet, and improved by q
three-story brick, and frame store and dwell-
irg-house, 10 Michael Lynch for sl.l55
THE CATTLE MARKET.-Seyen hundred hesi
OF cattle sold Al Drover's Rest yesterday al from
So TO $50 per hundred, gross weight: 100 head
of sheep at from IS 70 80 per head, and 80 cows
and calves al from S45 TO $50.
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DIED.

CREIGHTON. January Is, Mrs. ANN CEKIGH
TON, In the nth year IF her age.
Her funeral vii take place from the residence ei
her son in law, 7. Pursell 81 Pennsylvauia av
on Monday, January 30th at u o'clock m. Bella
uyes dan friends are invited 20 attend.
AZ g minutes past O'Clock, Detective WILLIAM
N. kELLEY of the Metropolitan Police Force
OF Typhoid Pneumonia, aged 81 years months
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, No. 500 5th street west, between L aud NJ
streets north, At O'Clock .. m. Monday, the cOth
instant.
None knew him but to love him.
Named lin but 10 praise
CALDWELL On Wednesday evening. 18th in
.tant, CHARLES N; A, Oldest son Of p. J. and
Jane Caldwell, aged Ii years.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
parents, First street west, between and street.
north on Sunday. at o'clock p. m. The friends OF
the family are invited to attend T&es
WAYNE. On Thursday January 18th, 1855, onr
below, brother. p. G.. N. LEWIS III. WAYNE, in
the roth year of his age.
His funeral will take place on Sunday morning
at half past 10 O'Clock. from his residence Eas
Capitol street, No. So and will move from thence Il
family are requested TO atteud.
All the members OF Eastern Star Lodge, No. l02s
Of the G. L. D: of r., and ODD Fellows of sister
aSsss. in good standing are RatsrTcy INVITED
PATRICK NJ. R.py. Secretary. IT
WOODLAND. In this city, the I7th instant. MA
THANC. wOODABD, OF Maine, aged a years ans
months.
IRVINE On the 10th instant, GERTRUDE
daughter of Alexander Mel. aud Rose Irvine, aged
3years and lo days.
DORSEY: January 10th. Is g, in Prince George'
and belcv con of Mrs. Anna h. and the late Lo
reno Dorsey.
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HUNTERS GREAT ANTIQUARIAN BOOS


Branch lse Penna. ave-. above 18th street.
have for sale magnificent volume OF Gems OF
B sI,,s. II Az, q ns steel sngrs,ns SO
bons Birds, 81 50 each. Cromo Lithogrsphs-
battles Of Uni,ed Ststes-fne gilt, Battle Roll.
Enelish Poets, Little and Browns edition 81 VOL
An original Painting by George Moreland, 500
Charles Carroll; an original OF the Emancip patton
shs % ss 3
graves. BY himself. $50. hS very rates ra fs-
Sin 1o. Enc Ssf Russia a ss
~ BenkeIs Safe, cost O. 500, FOR less than half
pers. American Archives vols, ssSs Gssepxieh
.n. works, sS Wilkes (, pediiios. Piss So ssi n
History " n Spanish sS man,
E. ..s;, some timely oolorsd SIS; Plat Book q
Free and DAD fsos Ss.rSs Large 1r . nd
Valuable collection Of rare and clriou. works ON
iederats Documents-Reports Of Different Batties;
Leet Report; Battle Of Cbicksmauea; on the Fall
psr@sn Of the sihisTs psssss 81 fof, H.pry
Bon; II. 6. foote, Chairman; and many other rare
nearly eenSisse e Lisrsay Of Gov Docs, from the
foundation of the Government, twelve hundred
vols. ~ seo ~ UNIQUE ma Get OF MinsrAis,
Hssy rsrs Coins, japan Gold Dollars, Half
SnssIy Isrss soecso1 Of SSsssraps. I..
Beess; Gowsras Rsesrts, sir; New Yori Court
Of Appees. 70 vols., 800; and loo yole. Law
Beck.: Iip,'p hnve'op~s' Iooesis' Note Paper,
daily receive Catalogues from New York. Bo,-
.sh srs rsrs and esroSs soos. ses "Sscs s
huy ON cempsiseica. have ee.sp Books on sale On
my tve s,ores. Arrangements made fer rssdiue.
small nd large ,ots OF Books At best pPicss.
% -lp.
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The AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY reports great
success in the missionary work in the South.
Since the close of the war IL has organized or
aided above Lice sabbath and secular schools
anordlng opportunity OF religious instructions
and freedmen. During the past year about
I'D % conversions have been wrought i'm connec-
ton with the labors of the sixty -two colporteurs
employed within the field Of the Richmond
agency. meeting in behalf of this object in
the New York avenue Presbyterian Church
(Rev. Dr. Guriey'sl tomorrow evening, is adj
Nertised IN our paper to-day.
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BOARD OF TRADK.-A stated meeting of the
Board of Trade was held last night ar their
rocm, No. Market Space, with Mr.. John T
Mitchell In the char, and n. Sardo secretary.
The treasurer submitted his annual report for
the year 1867, which shows the balance on hand
after meeting all the expenses of the Board TO
be So 5.Oi- The report having been audited by
the Finance Committee, was pronounced cor
rect aud thereupon accepted by the meeting
Tn motion OF M. Gilman, all further business
was dispensed with. in order to go into an
election OF officers, when the following Were
chosen by ballot: President. John L. Mitchell:
LIT ce-President. Samuel Bacon: ID Vice
President. Dr. j. l. Kidwell; Directors-Cieorge
W. Riggs, Henry ID. Cook, j. w. Thompson.
Richard IL. Mohun, A. II. Shepherd, M w
Calf. John Il. Elvans. VIM. Wall, Riley A
Shinn- Lewis j Davis, VIM. G. Metzerott and
X. NJ. Hall. The election of secretary and trea
snrer was postponed till Friday next, 10 which
time the meeting adjourned.
MI Mitchell begged TO decline a reelection
n President. but the meeting insisted upon his
serving another term, and he therefore Welded
his objection. Mr.. Metzerott was elected direc.
tor, to NIL the vacancy caused by the election OF
DIR. kidwell, former director, as I'd Vice
President.1
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THE Old FoLKs.-Our readers shouii hear
IN mind that this excellent company of vocaIjsrs
open a series of entertainments at Odd Fellows
Hall, on Monday evening next. To those who
have seen and heard them, this ammo un cement
VIII he sufficient. To those who have not W..
can promise them, If they go, a novel an most
interesting entertainment. The troupe COM
prisss thirty artists, Of Acknowledged merit.
ana thsy ought TO be well patronized Ia such "A
musical community as this 10,
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The Georgetown Dis,il,erv Cas-.

The examination in the case of Timothy ].
Hurley, distiller, charged with violating the
revenue law, was continued yesterday after.
noon before United States Commissioner E, F.
Brown; Mr.. Wilson for the prosecution and
Mr. Phillips for the defendant
Mr.. Charles H. Mall, general inspector of
liquor IN the service of the Internal Revenue
Department since the 18th of October last, ties.
ufied that he was inspector of the Lynch dis
ullery above Georgetown, but not while Mr.
Hurley was in charge
Mr.. p. d. Shoemaker sworn. and testified that
ne was grain dealer in Georgetown; knew
Mr.. Hurley; from the 18th TO the oath of DE.
cember. le61, he sold to Mr.. Hurley a3s bushels
OF corn and rye, which Were taken from his
store IN wagons and carts, some of which he
engaged and Mr.. Hurley the others: ne did not
know who the carts and wagons belonged TO.
he understood that the grain was TO go to the
disullery. On cross-examination, witness said
ne did not inquire where the grain was 10 go.
M. John ReiRgruhev sworn, and testified that
he was employed in MIR. Shoemaker's store
and that he lived near the distillery, and dur.
ing the month Of December he heard the noise
OF steam there, a. though the distillery was in
operation; on the oath of December he met n
wagon. drawn by two mules, coming from the
distillery, being near the Aqueduct; another
night, in the same month, he saw two carts
with barrels, drive away from the distillery; he
could not say what was in them.
NJ. Henry Ricketts, testified that in December
NJ saw two carts, containing barrels, come out
OF the eulyerf, and unload at Green Springs:
this was after O'Clock in the evening.
M Joseph Ehrmaatrout testified that he lived
AT Green Spring and owns the brewery: a man
named McCaughey rented two cellars in the
brewery from him on the 10th or 18th of De-
cember This man has but one eve, and looked
like an freshman. On the 10th or 18th of De-
cember, the evening of the day the cellars were
rented, after dark, a lot of barrels were stored
IN the cellars which Were taken there in carts.
barrels We're taken and stored there afterwards
at night; the cellar was kept locked the tenant
having the key; these barrels remained in the
cellar until seized by MI. Clephane.
Henry SBtith, colored, testified that he was
employed "a engineer by Mr.. Hurley ia DE
cember last; the distillery was run during the
month of DECEMBER during the night. four or
five times. probably.
br. EGlrGrd Horgcn was sworn, but his exami-
naiion developed no new facts
The court adj journed until 10 o'clock on Mon
day morning.
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MKHBHRe OF rHy 6KRnAp ScHrrrzrs W,
nKlH are in formed that our fellow member NJ
WIN. Kelley. died on Saturday morning nj I've
o'elock, and that the funeral takes place from
has resideaoe, on Monday, at r. IN. IL en-
pected that every member viii attend They
Will assemble at Green's Restaurant corner ~
eth and y strcets, n O'Clock.
Il. HENzK, President
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DID OF ExrosURf-On Thursday after
noon. Il white man by the name of Patrick
Buckley, formerly an inmate of the Soldiers
Home, was found in a dying condition by an
ed colored man, in the barn of Mr.. Robinson
FIJI IN, al dining The Soldiers Home farm. He
was carried TO the hospital at the Soldiers
Home, where he died in a few moments after
wards. His legs Were badly frozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

DR. WHITE. ChiropodisL s2a Pennsylvania
avenue, between -Four -and-a-h and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment OF
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged JOINTS,
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences. &c
Once hours from a. m. to p. m. No charge
for Gems U ltation. Established l-6l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

JEwrLRy.-Jet, Coral, Whit, Blue setts. eos,
new styles, Bttons. Studs. Rings, Chains. Sill
Yer Plated Spoons and Forks, received thV-
day n Priggs One Dollar Iewelry Store No
3s4 Penn. avenue, near y street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

SALE or MoSEY.-it the second monthly
me citing of the LINCOLN Cooperative Building
AssoSia ion. held at the corner Of -Four th and
]. streets lasr evening. SJhD sold at si.s3 per
cent premium, and $50 at $'.3 premium
About SsCU Was paid in Shares
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TIE GREAT CJoeIEe-oCr Book SALE az
private sale, closing each evening sf 6 o'clock
az 800 Pcnns ylNania avenue, under the Metro
politan Hotel. will be contin ued a few DAYS At
sstonishingly low prices. 80 rlch and varied a
stock was never before offered IN Washington.
ls,E WIN. l. WALL a. Co. Auctioneer>.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

ELHc1los OF i. TRE.erRgR.-At a mce,ine
Of the National Capital Insurance Company
held las, evening az their offics, Oh .sh stree.
Lewis Clephans, Fac, was eI,c.ea ,rsasi-er az
the company fcr Tue eBsnirr year.
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THE ORIGINAL FRANC sells Gents Furnish
ing Goods cheaper than any house in this city,
al his popular store, 4o4 9th street, between ID
and T. thr-@ doors above Odd Fellows Hall
Recollect The No.-4e3. R,le,l
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Mr.. Jupp's GREAT Book AUCTION viii omen
in Georgetown, with Thomas bowling auc-
tioneer, this Thursday evening. at ia Bridge
street and be continued a few evenings. LIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

AscrHNR one Of y. u. NV. Smiths .u-
perb Church Organs sold 20 the Thirteenth
street Baptist Church. by their agent. John y
Fills, 30 Pennsylvania avenue.
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A NEW CO-oPERATIvE BUILDING As-oCrA-
T1oN.-A meeting of parties favorable TO the
formation of a new cooperative building asso-
operative Binding Assoeiation,) will be held
this evening AT Temperance Hall. The shares
of The Washington cooperative Building As
ISOLATION being complete, this call is issued 10
meet the wants of parties unable to procure
Sfn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

PRISONS wishing 10 subscribe for The STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave chsir orders at No. IL East
Capitol street between &th and 5th.
JOHN CoGGINe, Agent
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SELLING To SoLDIERs.-John Brown. a res
tanrant keeper, doing business i'm the Second
Ward, came before Justice Harper, arrested by
officer Walker. and charged with selling liquor
10 soldiers. Tor Mhich he was fined s,n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

CNIvERsALIsT SERMoN.-ln the proper
column will be- found a notice OF Iniy.rsalist
preaching i'm the city tomorrow, nv Rev DIR
Brooks, of New York city. We learn thar DIR
Is. is the General Agent of the nj. .ionaI
Board of that denomination. and is here 10 con
suit with the Universalists of this Distri..l abou
organizing a church in this city, in con:ormi,,
with resolution to that effect. passed nv ths
u. =. Convention of Universities 1t lts last an
nual session,
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MARRIED.

FlSHER-FARQUIER. On the 10th. by Rev
Father Mccarthy, Miss B. FISHER 70 p. IA
oUIER, both of this city.
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FOR CHILBLAINs AND FROSTED FEET,
Whites Embrocation il a specific. Prlce 81 per
bottle. For sale AT f2s Pennsy lvania avenue
between and 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

BCRNETTs STANDARD FLAvoRIxa En-
TRACTS AND TOILET PREPARATIONS have re-
ceiyed more Just COMMUNICATION from high an :
thority than any other goods Of their kind made
In THE country.
Bsrsen's Standard observation-disclosures, a
compound Of cocoanut oil, &c FOR the hair:
F1orimel a delightful perfume for the handker-
chief; kalliston, a cosmetic for removing freok-
We, tan. sunburn. &c.; Oriental Tooth Wash.
an elixir Tor preserving and beautifying the
teeth and gums; Burnett's Cologne Water, IN
rivalled i'm richness and delicacy Of perfume.
Jonas Wbitcomb's Remedy, for asthma, rose
cold, hay fever, &c; Burnett's Flayonng Ex-
tracts, for cooking purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-18

NOTICE TO SPECIAL DEPosIToRs- at
tention ofdepositors Of bonds and other yaln-
able packages " respectfully called 10 the let
ter from the Comptroller of the Curren cy, Hon.
H. X. Hulburd, heretofore published Concur
rent opinions by several eminent legal GENTLE
men have also been given. In conseq uenos
thereof we do not feel justified in longer a-sum-
ing the responsibility OF the custody of articles
Depositors are req ested 70 withdraw such de-
post now in our possession, at their con yeni-
ence, before the FIRST day Of January, isfS.
w. -. HUNTINGTON,
III Cashier, First National Bank
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS

Amssements, &e., Tonight.
NATIONAL THATRE-Mr. John Brongham In
THE Lottery Of Life
WALLS OPEEA HoUsK-The Waua n -Da-
venport combination in .sOthsuo.5
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A GRAND CARNIvAL.-A grand carnival and
masquerade will commence to-day ut . y. IN.
AT the Skating Park, and continue during tn.
afternoon and evening. The 9th cavalry band
Will be i'll attendance, and enliven the CAV scene
with choice music. There il no doubt of there
being large crowd upon the ice, and the fancy
costumes, unique and attractive dresse>. will
form pageant grand, beautiful, and eN citing
We understand that a calcium light has been
ordered from New York, 10 be used this even
ing.
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OUR CONTEMPORARY JENKINS AGAIN.
"a fashionable wedding will take place in n
few days. which evening contemporary
will chronicle, giving the wrong names as
usual-EIpysss."
reception will be- given at the White House
soon (which an evening contemporary will
chronicle. giving the wrong names "a u Sual.' >
as on the occasion of the New Years reception.
when il had Col. Moore described with grear
particularly rs doing the honors of the recep-
ton through the day, when that good looking
Private Secretary happened 10 be at Cohh's Is
land on ducking excursions; the iirsi
evening reception at the White House when thar
paper dragged in aoiens oolsns, s.seyerai of IN.
supreme Judges as '.having s1olen away from
their severe Studies To contribute To the f>tiyi-
ty of the occasion" Vlich was a very neat pi ca
of Jenkinsism, only none OF the Judges wer,.
there. Neither were Secretaries Welles aud Ne
Culloch present, though they figured cons picu
ously in the imaginative list in the paper.
If our contemporary Jenkins-who seems 10 b.,
jealous pated, unhappy sort of body-rhinks
he makes day wages by this 6cey style OF AT.
tack let him go ahead.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The spirit of en-
tprprise that distinguished the Console ated
Business College. is extending to the students.
who seem to believe that business men should
be proficient in Oratory and English compost
tian as well as i'm book keeping and arithmetic.
ltery society has lately been organized at the
College, and the following gentlemen have been
elected ofcers:-Edwin b. Hay. President; ID.
q. Callaghan. Vice President; I. V. Smith. Sec
retaly; II. ID. Touhy, Assistant; b. W. Cox.
Treasurer; Edmund ]. Dnyall. Serg,ant-at-
AIMS
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GEORGETOWN ABVRRTISEMENrS.
by THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown,
cHAHC nnnns SALT OF VALUABLE WHARF

CHANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the svth inst q,
at clock in the afternoon, upon the premises !,
tie subscribers will offer for sale at pu blc suo-
ton. under q decree of the So creme Court of the
District OF Columbia. passed in a certain cause
therein depending in which J. W. p. Myer. Was
PENDANTS all that valuable wharf property belong
ing 60 the estate Of the late Charles Myers,
fronting forty one feet the Cuth side Of at@r
street. IN Georgetown, aud running tack Of that
width to the channel Of the Potomac river, the
said property being between Congress ana Jefer-
son streets.
Terms of sale as prescribed by decree One
fourth cssh; balance in 6. H. and Is months. with
interest from day Of sale All conveyancing fnclud
ing revenue stamps, st the cost the purchaser IL
the purchaser fails TO comply with the terms II
sale within i've days. the trustees reserve the
night 10 resell at the sOst and risk of the default
Ing purchaser Slol deposit will be required when
the property il struck on
JANE c. MYERS,
J. "; 7; MlEks: Trustees.
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JANE c. MYERS,
j. ". p. MYERS. Trustees
ia u 3av2w&ds THOs DOWNING Aurt

WM. II. WHEATLEYs PREMIUM srEAm
w BYEING AID CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMkNT.
Once. No. l9 yefers son st. Georgetown. D. q.
kstabiishedi in 1881; premium awarded by the NJ
tfopoiltnn Institute, 1851; rebuilt 1855. and l.
10y Tar the largest and most peee eetsDli -hmeut
OF the kind IN this section Of cou try
Dyeing and Securing of all kinds done in the best
amer.
Truly thankful for past ayors tho Subscriber
eolicite the continued custom Of the community
Goods received and returned b, xpr.ss with the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Once address, Lock Box No. 20
Once cloees daily at sunset, except saturday,,
when IL 10 closed at s1s o. m. su NJ ON
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HAITEBHD SUBSTITUTION IIerQRBE
~ bnIDSeSeS IA SnAcs BvcIV. . ~ AW,
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-08-04
TERMS

CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE.-As Shori-
dan remarked of the jew Isaac, who
|pretended to have become u Christian,
that he. like the blank leaves between
the Old and New Iestiments, belonged
To neither dispensation, so Chief Justice
Chase. by his recent affiliations with
the Democracy, and his openly avowed
disgust with the turn of affairs at New
York, may be regarded as neither u Re-
publican nor Democrat. In recent
conversation with an intelligent West
ern gentleman, the Chief Justice
spoke very strongly against the Scy-
mour and Blair ticket. He said that if
it should be elected all the fruits of the
four wears war against the rebels would
be lost. On the other hand, he com
planned with considerable bitterness that
the Republican party lines were drawn
too closely that he and many who SYM
pathized with him, would like to sup
port the Chicago nominees, but were
met only with GOODNESS and distrust
nearly equivalent to repulsion. This,
he felt was uncharitable. We can east
" imagine that the situation OF Mr.
Chase is far from agreeable, but none
but himself is responsible. If his rcla-
lions with the party to which all his po-
litical success in life is due are not what
he would like, the remedy is plain, ii
not attractive. Let the wanderer return
and by his future course repair the in
iury he has done to himself. His old
friends will be lenient when he has
shown himself disposed TO do right, but
they have no concessions to make, no
soft cajoleries to offer. -- cincinnati
Gazette
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Boys and Youths Clothing.

We have few Winter Over Coats left that
We will sell at big discount from cost for cash.
Remember the place, Two doors West Of the
American House, Lake Street.
MORTON n PERCY.
HENRY Il. MoRroN AIbERr \. Percy.
ld-tf Formerly with VIM. \. Smith Co