Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1859, Page 3

) EWS. 17 Tux Stan rusvisnes THE Lists OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WasuinoTton City Post Orrice UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE Law DIRECTING THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING ‘THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY OF THE orrics. [ts TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER Dally PRINTED Iv THE DistRict oF eS Noticz.— District of Cotumsia ApvERrisr- MENTS TO BE INSERTED IN THE BaLtimone SUN ARE RECFIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE Srax orricz. Trial of Daniel E. Sickles fer the killing of Philip Barton Key. 5a BP enn FIRST DAY—MONDAY. Caomnat Court—T. H. Crawronp, Judge. Apri 4.—This much talked-of trial was entered upon this morning, in the Criminal Court of the District of Colambi ‘ In anticipation of a pressure at the City Hall, a large police force was ordered to be present at half-past eight o’clock in the morning. The precaution was a wise one, for the crowd in and around the City Hall was greater than was ever drawn together there by a trial at law of any description. As it was a good-humered and con- siderate crowd, the police had little to do but to give information and make sugyestions to the over eager. which in all eases were promptly and pleasantly comptied with. We may add that the urbanity and politeness of the police to all. con- tributed much indeed to the gond temper of all Who were components of the large gathering. THE MORNING Morr. At 9 o'clock the conrt room 1 n to put on a busy aspect. The Marshal and Deputy Marshal ri ed in making active preparations for pdation of the press of people which were already gathering in front of the doors. The desks of the Court inside the bar were all removed, and replaced by long benches from the lobby, and chairs. A strong guard of police, under Capt. Goddard, were marched into the court reom, and statroned at the several doors of entrance. About 9 o'clock, a crowd of reporters of the = Presented themselves in the court room and xan to look for sitting room within the bar. Among them we noticed T.D. Sultzer, of the Baltimore Cli 5 H.G. Hays and Gobright, of the New York Associated Press; E. T. Adams, of he Galesburg (il.) Democrat; A. =. Hill, of the New York Tribune; Geo. W. Adams, of the Phil- adeiphia Eveni: Bulletin; Mr. Shaw, of the New York Herald; F. Smith, and others. Within the railing the seats were filled by an unnsuaily large re; ntation of the Washington bar, ai mingled with the lawyers, seat or standing. as they could find room, were a number of strangers of note. Among these were Mr. Sick- les, father of the prisoner, Mr. Bajioli, an elderly, bald-headed_ gentleman, father of Mrs. Sickles, Chevalier Wykoff, Thomas F. Meagher. the Irish striot, Hon. Emanuel B. Hart, of New York, Mr. Carey, of the New York Times, Thomas J. Brown, F.sq., of New York, and others. At 1% a. m., Judye Crawford came into sourt, and the session was opened. The petit jurorsef the pending panel were called by nome, and answered Mr. Sickies’s counsel. Messrs. Graham, of New York. Brady. do.. Ratcliffe. Chilton, Magruder, Hon. Mr. Phillips, late of Alabama, and Mr. Stan- ton. came into the court-room afterward. Mr. Carlisle appeared on the part of the United States, to assist the District Attorney. Judge Crawford catled the attention of the bar to the case. and asked the counsel on each side, respectively. if they were ready to go into trial The defendant's counsel answered that they were ready Mr. Ould, for United States, asked that the wit- nesses for the United States@ec called; which wes dune, and all answered but four. of Ouid then announced that he was ready for trial Judge Crawford then ordered the prisoner to be brought into court. THE PRISONER IN court. At twenty minates to 11 o'clock the made his appearance in Court and took his place in the dock. On his way over to the Court House rom the jail. a great rush te see him, of hundreds stonding around on the north side of the City Hall, took place, causing the usual momentary commo- tion in such cases. He was di in dark clothes, neatly, and with quiet good taste. His face was pale, but this we believe is his habitual look. Otherwise he remarkably calm and ear sarang sore The interim between the order and the aj \r- ance of the prisoner in court was passed oe e counsel in completing some arrangements not yet imade for the = the case. After the prisoncr had been brought into court and placed in the pri: * deck, Mr. Ould an- nowneed formally to the court that Mr. Carlisle would appear for the United States, duri: the trial of the pending case, as his assistant. “He re- marked that he was most happy to have the as- sistance of Mr. Carlisle in conducting the case. and hed ne doubt that the Court shared his gratifica- tion, and was answered by a ned o approval from Judge Crawford. he Clerk (E. J Middleton) then directed the up, and be was arraigned. (the as follows.) to which he replied, * not guilty :"? TUE INDICTMENT. District of Coinmina, County of Washington. to wet: Bhe jurors of the United States for the conaty aforessid upon their oaths present, that Daniel E. Sickles, late of the county of Washington afore- rntleman, not having the fear of God before ed by the in- eventh day of Febrnary, in the year of our Lord cighteen hun. dred and fifty-nine, with force and arms at the county aforesaid, in and upon the body of one Philip Barton Key, im the peace of God and of the said United States. then and there being, feloni- ously, wilfally, and of his malice aforethought, did make an assault; and that the said Daniel E. Sickles, a certain pistol of the value of two dollars, then and there char; with gun and one leaden bullet, which said pistel he the said Dan- iel E. Sickles in hisright hand then and there hod and held, then and there feloniously, wilfull aud of his malice aforethought, did discharge = shoot otf, to, against and upon the said Philip Barton Key; and that the said Daniel E. Sickles, with the leaden bullet aforesaid, out of the pis- tol aforesaid, then and there, by force of the sapowder aforesaid. by the ssid Daniel E. Sick. charged and shot off as aforesaid then and there felouiously, wilfully and of his malice *forethought, did strike, penetrate and wound him. the said Phi Barton Key, in and upon the ieft side of him, the ssid Philip Barton Key. a little below the tenth rib, of hin: the said Philip ton Key, giving to Lim, the said Pi‘lip Barton , then and there, with the leaden bullet afore- suid, so as aforesaid discharged and shot out of the Pistol aforesvid, by the said Da . in \ . of him, the said ilip Bar- wthe tenth rib, of him the one mortal wound ef the b ‘isoner tadictinent be’ in a firm voic ssid P' depth of t inch; of wis Pbilip Barton Key, the 3 Awd » jurors ate id, upon their oaths afore- hat the sid Danicl E. Sickles, him the said Philip Barton Key, in manner and form. and by the means aforesaid, then and there felo- nioasly, wilfaily and of his malice afurethought. did kill and murder, against the form of the stat- such cass made and provided, and ayainst peace and x ut of the United States. Ovxo, Attorney for U.S. ‘The jury (regular panel) was then called, Joseph B. Bryan, grocer, being called first, and the usual formula of questions was put by the Court. Mr. Bryan stated that he bad formed an opinion as to the guilt or innocence of the prisoner. Mr. Phillips, for defence, desired to ask the juror if bis opinion had been formed from facts either yained from personal knowledge or from any Witnestes to the trans:ction. He contended that epingons formed from commoa rumor disqualify a juror from servi he Conrt saw no objection to the juror being thus questioned. Mr. Phillips then asked Mr. Bryan if he had formed opinions from rumor, and he replied that he had, and that his mind was biased in favor of the prisoner. Set asid= Samuel H. How-lt (grocer) being called. Mad no prejudice, but had an impression; but not so £ 2s that he conld not render a verdict ac- ag to the testimony. ed by Mr. Re 'e : s M. Skippea hassel dag aarg Ilad formed opinions frou neral ramor. but no impression s to the res Was biassed, though. Didn't know tuat he could render an impartial verdict antly died set aside. «ph L. Savage (hardware dealer) called. Had ex; rested opinions. 7 Mr. Carlisle asked leave to make a tion It had always been held that when a juror had ned or expressed an opinion, that he was dis Nfed v hen 2 man had formed or ex au opinion, justice would seem to require ti further interrozation was unnecessary. The Court said that when a man ied formed or expressed an opinion, it was, in his opinion, a dis- qualification. The juror. ‘I have both formed and expressed an opinion.”” ‘The juror was set aside. Heary M. Hurdle, (grocer,) called. Had formed no opinion as to the prisoner's guilt or innocence. By United States. Was not worth 20. Me Stanton wished to know {f the District At- torney w2s determined to insist on the property qnali fication. Mr. Ould. ‘Certainly, sir, the law requires it.”? ‘The juror was set aside. John Scrivener, (eoilector,) called. Had formed opizions about the prisoner's guilt, which he re- s ab. «wer to a question by Mr. Phillips, the ju- ror erid His opisien was formed from the com- manica lon of an eye wituess to the killing of Key. tany —The_ weather, evening, ‘was very unfavorable for the religious meetings at the Christian Association rooms. Nevertheless there was a very fair attendance of young men at Prayer and Bible class meeting. The lecture of the evening was upon the 4th chapter of Genesis to fhe 16th verse: the birth of Cain and Abel; their ‘@crifices; the rejection of the one and acceptance ef ihe other ; the murder of Abel ; and the curse of - The questions arising out considera- tion of the tijecte were = Fried the eve- pom Lee ge much satisfaction to the company In St. John’s Church, Episcopalian.) Son tig ei 's “ esus the and when he bad given thanks, he distributed to » disciples to them that were set down ; and likewise of the fishes, as much as -?—St John’s Gospel, 6th and 1ith. The reverend first proceeded to consider the character of the miracle described in the text ; and then to explain the great teaching which it At the Church of the Ascension (E) the night services, as conducted by ae Dr. Pink: ney, were of a ver' eeeqety | character. The sermon was founded upon the text found in the 23d verse of the 11th chapter of St. Mathew’s Gos- pel, as follows: “And when the evening was come Ree ~ no opinions mo pejadee fr or aguin the By United States—_Had no conscientious scru- was sectired. Wm. Daw: at the penitent i. iat og preted pas tad meme ek ples about capital punishment if the’ evidence “ sir.” James L. Davis (iuemer! called. ‘Po a certain newspaper reports are concerned, not influence hie ed, ples aga = a no se against capi- ss and was worth $300, - e was sworn, making the second juror ob- tal tained. Lewis Brooks called. Had formed no opinion except rumor. Was not biased on ther side; but the prisoner had his sympathy. Some discussion here ensued as to whether the juror was qualified, but the Court decided that the juror, after such an answer, was disqualified. By Phillips. Could find an impartial verdict. T it he should know his duty. The Court still thought the Poa disqualified and he was set aside. Mr. Philips noted an ex- ion to the ruling. Lewts Wright (tailor) called. Had partial; , but never ex y opinion. His opinion was formed in ion derived from an eye-witness of the homicide. Rejected. John E. Neale (tumber dealer) called. Had formed opinions from what he had seem in the papers and beard in the streets. These rumors would not affect his verdict. Had no bias in case of the prisoner. : By District Attorney. Had no bias against capi- tal_ punishment. He was sworn. ‘That it was his duty to be at times, and often, apart from the excitement and turmoil of business, and the vain society, and to hold meditation wit Giver of life, and fountain of worldly else it was impossible to be a good Christian. The Christian's great danger from the world was orn held to be its constant presence with him; and th Robert 4 Griffin (shoe dealer) called. Tad n0 | speaker dwelt at sorte length, and igen opinions about the case, no bias. Had noscruples upon the spiritual benefit to be de t- against a is for me if_the evidence jus- ting out the world and its Dlendisoeen tee Be tified. ghee not worth 9208 Set aside. 1 thoughts and shutting heaven in, remarking with Wm. S. Hopkins (gents’ furnishing store) called. | truthfulness. that the good man is never less alone Had formed no opinions, and had no prejudice; | than when alone; for it is then that God and our hor any —- against ge punishinent. Savior are with him; and that there can be ne By Ratcliffe. «Swear him,”? and he wassworn. | Solitude where God and his angels are present, Joan Smith (mechanic) called. Had yoke st holding spiritual converse with him. \ atall. Had never had _ prejudice in his At the Ninth street M. P. Church, at 11 o'clock. pee aay ae Had no prejudice against cap- W. Bates, the new pastor, began his term Clallemeet hy dius Shs be at this station. “The effects of an un- Thos. R. Brightwell (farmer) called by Philips. | Way to, Washington, wae cohen ON, lt Nis opinions were formed from rumor. “He could | hodreneas with which he waa sence he eet not render a fair verdict. Set aside. for his text, Mathew 6th chap. 2th verse, « And Abraham Butler called. Had formed opinions forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors.” from rumor and froufvonversations with parties. | The subject of the evenin; tee, “4 the first Could, however, give a fair verdict, he thought. clause of the 13th verse BS And lead us uct into Had formed an opinion that every person who | temptation, but deliver us front eur Both dis- commits wilful murderought te be hanged. Had courses were beautiful as well as practical, giving no bias against the prisoner. Knows some of the | thee oat he witnesses, but never had conversation with them poor ike ee ies eae Sate e iz about the matter pending. Set aside. [obit ee Cc ee Lawrence Jardelta (book-binder) called. Had |” At the Assembly's Church, th formed opinions from rumor. Rejected. G. Carothers, preached frova thé tert’ bein N. Boyd reed (farmer) called. Had formed | come, give attendance to reading, to exhortation, opinions. Set aside. to good doctrine 1 Timothy, ith ch., 13th v5 David Hepburn (builder) called. Had formed opinions from Goattens. Could not render an por hee aes Stheh. othe eye = I impartial verdict in the case. the salt of the earth, but if the salt hath lost its the great existence; Sct aside. Suiuel K. Sylvester (druggist) called. Had | savor, wherewith shall it be silted” Anew . oe : 5 new choir neither formed or ¢ a aba nly back ho | has recently been organized in this church, under sche nee per punishment. as not | the le: pasta pict Mr. F. Glenroy, and their execu- tion of sacred melody has added much to the reli- gious services of this congre-zation. At the M_ E. Church South, the Rev. J. C. Granbui oemeg morning and evening, lis tirst discourse being based upon the I6th verse of the 3d chapter of Malachi, and the sermon in the eve- | ning on the 36th verse of the 3d chapter of John. _At the Foundry M. E. Church, Rev. B. A. Nadal preached in the morning from Rot Nth chap. 17th verse, + For the kingdom of ( is not meat and drink, but righteousness and peace, and joy in the Holy Ghost’\—and in the evening from 2d Corinthians, dth chap. 7th verse, Win. Bond (broker) called. Had formed no opinion. No bias agaiust the prisoner. Was worth 2-00. Sworn. Bennett Sewall (laborer) called. Had formed no opinion. Had no impression about the case. No scruples about Sr hs punishment. Was worth less than nothing. [Laughter.} Set aside, lacking the peer qualification. Warren Lowe (farmer) called. fad formed no opinion. No impression about the case. No pre- jndice for nor against the prisoner. Was worth S00. Challenged by defence. 4 “But we have this treasure, in earthern vessels Archibald White, (farmer.) called. Was dis- | that : on fleets nalified from opinions formed from rumors and | f23t the excellency of this power may be of God, alified from o | and not of us.” ets. Set aside. | Rev. Mr. Wise, son of Gov. Wis:, of Virginia, Paxl Stevens. (magistrate.) called. Asked to be | preached an eloquent and impressive discinec as — i pee acai sida at Trinity church, to a crowded house, embraci: «I ye : mn j . ie Googe E.R (paler Jealiod. Thad ferme pa re gs the literary and religions public opinions from newspapers, and from relations he | at Waugh chapel, Methodist Episco 1, Rev. bore to the prisoner at the eed being a married | ‘7. M. Carson pastor, preached at Ll o'clock from mann iewseit- Would be afraid to sit on the case. | -TPitus, 2d chap. Uth verse, “Who gave himsclf : : for us, that he might redecm us from all iniquity, James Fuiaiove, (tailor.) called. Had formed | and purify unto himself a peculiar, : ple znlows of good works.’ A protracted meeting has begun at this chapel, which will be continued through the week. and expressed opinions from mere rumors. Could not render an impartial verdict. Set aside. Reuben Worthington, (clerk,) called. Had form- ed and ex opinions as to the guilt or inno- | at the Seventh street Presbyterian church, the cence of ‘isoner. Set aside. Rev. Mr. Bittinger, took for his text the 3d chap- Richard E- Simms. (lumber dealer,) called. | ter of Philippians, f:om the 4th to the llth vere, Had formed opinions. and was set aside. The pastor is engazed at the present with a series Here the clerk announced that the regular panel | of Sabbath lectures on the Christian Life, to which of thirty jurors was exhausted, and the Court or- dered the Marshal to summon 75 talesmen. Mr Stanton asked that the extra panel may be- returned by to-morrow morning; agreed to. The Court then dismissed till to-morrow morn- | ing the five sworn jurors, under instruction to speak to no one nor allow any one to speak to thein about the trial. The remaining jurors of the regular panel were dismissed until next Monday morning, at 10 o’cl"k. At the request of Mr. Stanton,a list of the jurors of the extra panel was ordered to be returned to the counsel on both sides as soon as made up. Mr. Stan oner’s dock might be placed in a position near the counsel, that they might have access to him. 1 place where they asked that the prisoner should be situated was now occupied by bystanders, and Mr. Sickles would doubtless cheerfully yicld them the place, if their relative positions of prisoner and bystanders were changed. ‘The counsel could not ° nicate with Mr. Sickles at all, from the position now occupied by them and him, nor even see him Recomseor the crowd. He asked that such arrangement be made as would give the counsel opportunity to consult with bim during the course of the trial. From the position he was now placed in, he might as well be in the jail, for any com- munication which he could have with his counsel Mr. Magruder followed. asking if it was too much to request that the prisoner might be placed in such position as that he could be confronted with the witnesses and the jurors. Mr. M. cited several cases where prisoners charged with the highest crimes known to the law had enjoyed the privileges of a seat at the trial table, and pens, ink and paper accorded them. ‘The Court asked if the gentleman ever knew a trial for murder where the prisoner was not placed in the dock. Mr. Magruder replied that he had. It was often done in the State of Virginia. and he was informed by his colleagues that such was tie practice in New York and Alabama. Judge Crawford said that was not the case here. He would direct that the dock be removed to near the railing in the rear of his counscl. and that the bailifts keep a space clear so that counsel could have access to the prisoner, but he could not permit the prisoner to be placed by the side of his counsel. He added that never in his experience had a prisoner tried for murder been placed any- | where but in the box, and he would go even ther, and say that he had never read of a case iu | England where such a practice had been adopted. pne to add to the en ‘The prisoner was then remanded to the jail. | And the Court adjourned till to-morrow at 10 | tl o'clock. | Prior to the removal of Mr. Sickles from the court-room he was visited by a number of friends. the Sabbath afternoons are devoted. in the evening, at Wesley Chapel, Rev. Dabney Ball preached from Genesis, 6th ch. ead v.: “Thus did Noah; according to all that God commanded- him, so did he.”* Surcipe.—Yesterday, a shawl, coat and hat were found on the wharf, at Third street east, which led to the suspicion that the owner had commit- ted suicide. The usual means were used to re- cover bodies, and resulted in the recovery of the corpse of a young man named Chas. A. Appleton. ‘The circumstance indicated a deliberate determi- nation on the part of the unfortunate man to suc- ceed in his attempt, hi tied his feet with his handkerchief, as well as laid off his hat. shawl and coat. The de: was about thirty years of age, of a fine appearance, temperate hab- its, but unfortunately subject to fits of temporar i y,and it is supposed that he was in this condition when the act was committed. He was anative of Maine, buta residentof New York. and his arrival in Washington was unknown to his relatives here, one of whom, Hon. John Ap- leton, his brother. took charge of the remains, bo have them properly interred. Mr. Everett's Lectunsz atthe Maryland In stitute, Baltimore, on the ** Karly Days cf Frank. lin,”’ this evening, Is for the benefit of the Union Protestant Infirmary, and after its delivery the Hon. Jobn P. Kennedy will respond in behalf of the Infirmary. The American says that as the audience will probably assemble early, to relieve the tedium of waiting Vollandt’s band will be ‘nt and perform soine of their selections. Mr Zverett arrived in Baltimore on Saturday evening, and is mopping at the residence of bis friend, Alexander Hurnbull, Esq. We again remind our readers that they can yet round trip tickets (ood for three days) and tickets of admission to the lec- ture, together, for $3, at Franck Taylor's book- store, Pennsylvania aven ‘Tae American Eacie Cues give their second grand cotilion party, this evening, at Thorn’s building, Seventh street, for the benefit of the widow of the late John Ennis, who was killed in Georgetown on the th of February last the object of this party is taken into consi u | and the Clab pledge thenmelves that notil presence, we h is said to insure a crowded hall. Warten Returns.—Central guard-honse, Sat- Rev. Mr. Haley,of the Unitarian Church, amongst | yeday night—Margaret O'Brien, Briduct R others; ard for aw’ ite aeakinw oa: y at—Marg: en, Bridget Ryan, sere cececics a or Sandy y, drank and disorderly; tine and costs, Afterwards, Mr. Sickles left the court-room and proceeded across the commons to the jail on foot, accompanied by Marshal Selden, officers and friends. He appeared in excellent spirits on leaving | the court-room, chatting frecly with those around him. The crowd dispersed soon after his return to the jail. $2.15. M.O’Douly and Pat Glaney, do.; $3.15 Sunday morning—W. Richardson. drunk; 81.15. Seven lodgers were accominodated. West lock-up—Mary hes and Sarah A. Ash- ton, drunk and disorde: workhouse 30 days. George Bryant, Buck Warren, Samucl Rix. Cor- nelias Rooks. colored, unlawful assemblage; fine and costs, $6.41. One lodger. ALexanpria IteMs.—The Gazette complains of discrimination by the Virginia Central Railcosd. | Booxs at, Harr Price.vA large and valoable in their freight tariff, against Alexandria and tn Leecapee nerate at hat Boo favor of Richmond - atthe Northern Liberties’ Ch: 7th street. ‘The coal trade onthe canal {s daily increasing. d is expected to be very large this season. “The fk mescket on peor lle: closed dnll. Prices d. $5 50aS10 25; Cart tring, 87 .50ak8 50; bunch flavored per bunch. Arrivals on Satur- and day—shad, 15,000; herring. 40,000. x veae Mr. J. F. Chauncey has bee edical men, the purest vse sexton | of Ivy Hill Cemetery, in place of Mr. Walter Har- | ris, resigned. | ore ne drink in use. rd & B D. n Washington of For ro., D. Clark, He Herman, J. Be Wilson: fat Ryn Ham: | iiton & Leach, and others, Edm/'d . Chagies, Gen- eral Agent, 40 Broadway, New York. it ussian War Panorama opens to-morrow ening at Liberty Hall. The loss to the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. Company by the recent fire at Warrenton Statian y = we x Ys |GORATOR.—It is, in truth, is estimated at between $2,500 and $2,500. No feces wn lor Dyapepsig, Gostive: insurance 7 ness, or at ty that so often bafiles the Seutinel. in consideration of the fiendish | BEN'Grour physicians wen for a long time one of the prevailing in that city. sug- | FNUE % long time one of the m Hh hysiciaus of New York, and, itis said, one a gases were treated with'the Lnvicoratay ; | secupled, to emplay persons to: Keep Wateh in| at Oe crcriahie careers tet he ak boa ice | duced to offeritasa fauily mediciue, and let the | world have the benefit of hisdiscovery. If those who are troubled with rebility, headache, languor, litey a bettle, we think +’ bills and days, perhaps weeney, Who lost a herse and by the barni Mr. Richards’ stable. has had her loss made up, and is again in the of securing a livelihood, by a generous subscription ht save physi “8 ears, of suffering. Sold by ail Druggists, made in the market. {ry mane 6 fer a ; = pine CAKES, very pretty and very cheap. CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THENATIONAL WaAsifixa- in dreeantes ‘ater lees, at S150 por. gallon, a Tox Moxumext. —To-day, two glass boxes for the | ie Fneega ashes? corace Sener reception of contributions for the National Wash- Hovers an CLEangp oF Verwin x ington Monument were placed in the east end of | And Gardens preser’ rom the ravages of in- the national seareoes oi the sielitconlan Institu- cotsend worms, by Lyon’s Magnetic Powders and .. The boxes are acolumn com- Fare to sleep when bed-bugs a of ts of the blocks presented by | pee snice (posfount thes} plas. : the various States, societies and companies. ‘T! ebrot Lyon found a plant in the interior of Asia, po bd 7 ting forthe m ment has been rdered leaves of which is certain death to ee es ee of the work; but now | garden insects, Cy es im fleas, ene, nat there is a probability of its speedy resumption | maths, de. A, small sino oie power yu aie the t organization of the original Reset garden of pinats, nad cored i uw board, and that efforts to progress steadily toward the monument will be made, the | more valuable in preserving er: than guano in pie pa Aw ina Gute eiicringe With tas ar: | metinr tems Many worthlens imitations are he Surance that they will be faithfully applied. | advertierd. Fie Voniy genuine is signed £. Lyox, y —— Bowder kills-all insects in a tri Tux xeusex of passengers conveyed over the | Fulixrgmaed for Washington and Alexandria Railroad during the Sample cents; rats and mice, a Siaxses & Bank, Now Yorke pepsete fo etyars : i Sa “oa MstanE ts. Jt is free from. poison ani harinless to man Lina dncoatio animals, His Paxx, ‘Linuinint, . comprisi by Gortz & Co. Suit of Crimson Marb! -top Walnut Suit_of 4 Crimson French Ch Superior Vel c Mahogany Mahocany a French Plate Pier Glasses, S! Centre and Sofa Table: Enelesed Etegere. Whati Damask Curtains, with Lace Curtains and Cornice, . ‘a Vases and Mantel Ornaments, .t, Brussels ano Three-ply Carpets, nicloth, Matting, Bronze Hat Tree xtension Dining able, Oak Arm Handsome Mahocany Secretary and Boo! Break ast and Card Tables, Lounge, me | pore and French Bedsteads, Yalnut Marble-top Dres: renus. Marble-top Washstands, Toilet Sxta Exeelient Mah Feather Beds, rv, Stevens, on Lath street, between E and sts., we shall sell, ali the Furniture and Effects, Superior Seven-octave Rosewood Case Piano Forte Piash-bovered Parlor Furniture, labs and Brackets, Dining Chairs, kease, 5 Bu- any and Walnut Wardrobes, ‘istors, and Pillows. Tate Mattresses, Blankets and Comforts, 2 8, Stoves, &c., Easy Chairs, Window China G'ass and Cro Block Tin Chafing Di oredit of 6) and 9) days, fe ery Ware, #, Knives and Forks, aie Warmer, &c. assortment of Housekeep- fo} dorsed, bearing interest. PST for rent, Inquire of th ap 4-d J. 0 and undereash; over that sum a r notes satisfactorily en- ‘he House, which ina very desirable one, is 6 Anctioneers. eGUIRE & CO., Ancts. Mirrors, A Se omg | at 10 0'clock, wa jc rooms, IANOS, KC. AT MORNING. April Laell, at ow By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. or Account of whom it may concern, F ture, Carpets, Matting, Gilt Mirrors. &c., seach as— h, ir aucti Wainut and Mahogany French and Jeany Lind jl steaddts, Walnut and Mahogany Sofns and Tete a-tetos, Mahogany Rockers, Lasy Sleepy-hollow Chairs, 2 Cottage S-t 9 yards 4-4 Matting, Rug, Matt Gilt Mirrors, 1Piano k Mattresses, Mahogany Marble-top Tables, other Bureaus, Wooi and Wool Filling Carpets, Terms: All sums under amount, a credit of 60 and Mdays, for notes satis factorily endorsed, beari WAL ng interest & BARNARD, An ing, aud Stair Carpets, , cash; By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. VATENSIV SALE BY CATALOGUE or in “4 Boots, SHOk* AND GAITERS AT Alc THUR logns, on the second ft ED oor cf my au SDAY, the 7th instant, I sha'l sei, ion s over that € eat TION. tore, 6 Seventh street, at 100’clock a. m., per consign- ment— 10 cases and cartons of Boots, Shoes, aud Gaiters, comprising a general assortment of misses’, gentlemen’s and children's wear, ladies’, The stock is frexh spring goods, and will be sold co the highest bi ‘der. The attention of gentlemen in the trade in Alex- andria, Georgetown and Washinzton ts respretfuliy Invited to the sale, and as the stock is large they will ploase be punctual te the tun. Terms: Ail sums of and under 9: cash j over $25 acredit offand 6 months, for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest, ap 4-« atnloguee ready on Tuesday niéxt. A. GREEN, Auct. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. LOSING OUT SALE Winns oe Scare ye iod lig valuable stock of W eod Liquors of the late Mr. ‘Beal, Heidsick, St. Peray Green OF BUTHMANN’S Stock or V AND Ligvors.—On MON- DAY MORNING, April 4th, at lo o'clock, at the auction rooms, corner of loth and D streets, we shall and oth pagnes, Sherry, Port, Madeira and Claret Wines, 'y and Whisky in bottles, Very superior old Brand Superiof Hock Winea, &e.,&c. ann, Compriaing er Cham- ‘erms: $50and under cash; over that sum acredit of 2, 4and6 months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing intorest. mar 31d Tl THE ABOVE autil WEDNESDAY. api-d J A. EF BUTHMANN, J.C. MeGUIRE & > Admin’: » Aucts, —— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. HEREBY I C MEETING.—The friends of an- of Georgetown ty Washington city request to mert at Forrest Hall on WED- NESDAY EVENING, April 6t) 7M o'clock. Several citizens will address the moctinz ck. ap24t FOREWARN ALL PERSONS from trespas:ing on my mother’s place on the Heights of Georgetown, in any way, as Lam de termined to enforces the lw azainst all persons so doing. ap $->0st* Just arrived r scheo prime MPReES pate? Apply to JOHN or on board the vessel, from Jorney POTATOES. —250 bushels > vate, and 125 bus! POTATO: [=D MERCERS White Mereers, do, 50 for family use, from New vom California, very earl JOHN A. BARBER. PINs MERCER pner Reacun, |,00 bushels ATOES. For sale low. NSO) 0. 9T Water «t., iL in good order and pure seod—te arrive and for sale Satur- of ap2-lw* COR HONEY SOAP, TOMATO CATSUP, Macy's Adamantine and sale by p 2-st J EWEL WATRO: town, D.C. y BROM h REPAIRING JEWELRY sARY Repaired in a suporic at about ae hell tee usual charge, by \. (assisted by exparies Bridge xteeet, below the old P D.C. WM. i ZY apo CANDLES, &e. day, Apti 9th,on beard schooner Millington foot P Congress strett, Georgetown, ANCE, W. H. TENNEY. nnar, and JAMES A ad workmen,) 39 st Office, George- B.A large stock of Jewelry, always on hand, le, * ap | st* ROPOSALS WILI the April, fo the undersigned Comm Corporation of Grorgeto grating, geaveling, curbing and guttering Fayette strect from Brid, Wy Vary RAKY. Dommis EIVE > ay nn y ‘until’ the 10th of KIDWELL, ioneerr, 0,99 and Capt. EK. 9 commence dt She will be reorivi for Boston on Saturday next, int packet erson, arcing Apply to. e' ‘Lng er schooner 8 t ART- Ol Water street, George- mar S+lw No. 57 Green at pect street. The ng room, and cellar, is { throu: cistern of t constr 8 with pumps inthe » Will Ve rent -d'to wee and ps “mar 23-tf This property isin gond building, ics house and SPRL Every Convenience: tionery establishment... Po: 2K POTATOES — a hand a sinal! quantity POTATOES, which will ces, Apply to ARNY & cect, rd nud kitehon, Georgetown. TPE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO R handsome and convenient RESIDE mar 6 houses contains two parlors, ‘en chambers, bathroom, kitchen, nt with gas,and hasa non the premises, The honse tenant on moderate terms, on Lmmediately, bling ahi MAS J RICK late by ©. T, having a is ire on the s. Wash- BUILT - ormerly occupied rs . C. Atz, iarge back en imimedi- ately. Apply to ARNY & SHINN, No. st Green street. in _mar 2 R.GOGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL SALT D' Patti yoo Dida, by_R. 8. * Cisse) G. Ferment & Co., and J. W. Sothron. a Moar jai tory ear eoee anew another column. K'RPLING AND STOVE pared to furnis! ail in mar 25-Ty.1 Coau NW. nigh JA WwW. M. 12th Shy v econom c COAL !—CO. WoOopD.—Our are now cave the Beal ne ‘olekers of nience, J mill AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON 4 TO-MORROW. uctioncers. By WALL & BARNARD. aA SOR RS, oy sad | Beazer, oetiding 900" Sext tn and three tter, ri a with about 3,000 barrels of flour. pun. of and a large x is Now Orleans Refined, Yellow, Crushed, | ber of bags of flour and grain. ‘The fire was prob. MARR: and Powdered Su ; inedeed forgenean ineediary. The milis were NMGHTIMER GATREF Lo nine y teers ener: Smee During te fen seas in this city. atier Guo o Miss -, b a , eldest ph of Muiburn Hunter, heres tena Fy tetera =e se sett, re ES intecuce of ton oe murder- +9 OF Balt eore Clipper plense copy } Boxes Slarel . Washboards, Brooms, Buckets, parcevege eos yroman named Abby Nelson, with RICHARD I.E BEALL to ANNIE CIEE : Sao, She will probably dic. "Ome yong both of this ety. ie ° i ing Bassett, was also severely wounded the a . a . a SRNR US" DESMOND to GWADDLEANE, PR ngemyrigres on Common “ fernon. i zewark. N.J., 2.— bo {Baltimore and New York please copy.] cil of this city, at'a mocting last’s i Sona On the Ist instant, CHARLES W. HESLE- by a vote of 1! to II, to ai TINE, 19 years, of a fond sn hen comes of orphan Hagerstown pagers please copy-] childreu toa Reman Catholic Orphan Aspiast? a DIED. Sard Pontes Shan) cach Peotosneat obapoanhoud ta Qn Sunday. the 94 instant. of scarlet faver,LUCY and Foster och Protestant wu AMPIAARTONETTE, infant daughter of Jor. ne il, also by the same vote. ‘uin, — ———— SELES, | tienes Mart ys, for ly | ALExaxpria, A) 4.—Flour—Small sales st By J. AuSTION & CO., Auctioncors. “oe WALL & BARNARD. Aucts. eT at ire of white at $1.62 ° 101 FOOD Bi By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ee : Cora—no sales. R Oats—no sales of small parcels at 90¢. SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, FF = = Fyare Mirgors, C) ony oe ore he — RENCH CHINA, SHEFFIELD PLatEp \ Cal Pp to the hour of going to rrese, our usual Furxirrre,&c.—On TURSDAY MORNING, gring te peme, Are thy at 10’ o'clock, at the vay MORNING, dispatches of the state of the Northern markets had ‘apier, , between 17th and 18th sts., we shall | not been received. stroet, sell, the Furniture and Hi fects, compris- ing— 2 Superior Rosewood Parlor Grand Piano Forte, by Chickering, ON. EDWARD Lata to ee H GREAT “FRANKLIN ORATION,” Suits of Crimson Satin Brocatelle Covered Parlor At rue Manyt.a) ° MOR, r as inte at Carved po fini: in Oil, On 3 NDAY BN ENING WEE Roary, rene! AI u rame Mani irrol Four large and legar Chinese sen,” tie "Baltimore wat Wark nn nrronstment with French Chandelier i (ye Branches, ington Branch of the Balti ‘arkish and Brussels Carpets, i Elegant Inlaid Cabinet, Writing and Card Tables, | Z2c0.8ad Ohio Raitroad Walnut Carved Bookease, Library Tables, Brocatelle and Silk Rep Curtains ROUND TRIP TICKETS, &e., J n take arm _ Fae Chairs, Couches, Ottomans, 4 oo ~ the dia vot the Gntions th Sfarding the § she pom, Mage Pe ree ew ate citizens of the District a visit to our neighbors Plush-covered Dining Chairs, Stands, | Grater? (PPertunity of hearing thie du Elogant Gilt Gest Piece, and Table 0: tlegant Gilt Centre Piece, a1 ‘able Ornament Sheffield Plated Tureens, Covered Dishers, Walt- ers, Castors, &e., be procured at Frank Ta: Round trip and admission tickets together must lor’s, Penn.avenue. Price for'the two uckets $3. ee mar Sl-4t™ East India China Dessert Service, mounted on gilt mi ANOTHER § 4 Stands, a a 339 By the Schooner oataay! «339 French China Dinner, Tea and Coffee Service, rived, we have received Grindstoneson self- Sets of Crystal and Gilt aud Diamond Cut Glass- | heating Sal Iroms, Brews techs Oocks, Fluting Glaziers imal Tray pors, ant of other are selling at reduced eriste ~ GRIFFITH & SHIEL mar Str __ 339 Ps. avenue, opposite Brown's. _ LUMBING, GAS, AN TEA NG, a Me Ds M WAL EN \£; ‘Ons, Large Pavehe Glass, in rosewood frame and stand, Walnut Wardrobes, Bureaus, Washstanda, Dressing Tabies. Lounges, Toilet Seta, Hairand Hask Mattrosses, Bolsters and Pillows, Bedstoads, Bedding hlor, &e., Lot of Copper Cooking t ils, Refrigerator, &c. Ar 40°Crocx P.M. In front ofthe premises: we shut ell — Thandeome English Brougham, with Sitver-plated | aot sntmtectinl eae ee ne eee “ Pair of superior Bay Carriage Horses. able terms. Water and ips introd into oe aaa ator onan; over that sums.credit | Evurchen and private snndennae ke conor of 69 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, experieuced workmen, at the shortest notice. Wa- bearing interest, mar zd "J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ARSHAL’SSALE.—In virtue of a writ of fieri facias issned from the Clerk’s Office of the Cir- cuit Court ofthe District of Colambia for the County of Washington and to mq directed, | will expose to public sale for casn, in frent of the Court House loor of said connty, on TUESDAY, the 5th day of April next, 18%, at 12 0’clock m., the following de- seribed property, to wit: All defendant's right, title, claim and interest in and to part of Lot No. 15, in Square No. 31, beginning at the southeast corner of said lot, and running thence north 30 feet, thence West 80'feet, thenee south 3) fect, and thence east & fect to the point of beginning, tozether with all and singn!arthe improvements thereon, in the city of Washington, D. C., terand Gas Fixtures, of every style, furnished to any amouat, upon the most reasonable terms. CELADON SNYDER, mar3) Philharmonic Hall, next to Star Office. __J.G. STEVENS, Mercnany AILOR AND CLOTHIER, . 7 . A vel. Hasachoveestock sf CLG Reset (ERES, and VESTINGS. and other SEASOD iL.) GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR, which a will make to order in the best manner and at short notice. He has also a choice stock | fine, READY-MADE CLOTHING . aw FURNISHING ARTICLES, to which he would call the special attention of xia. of one seized and levied the Adhering to the principle ‘ice only, property of Robert Duley and will be. oold te which it distinctly marked on wach articte, the pub satisfy Jadicials N. to Janu: term, 12%. in | lic are secured from imposition, and may rely on fair dealing. i Mr. Wo, Benner, favorably mrente meer citizens of Washington asa Cutter of distinguis! favor of Reed, Brother & Co. etal. W. mar Il-ts merit, having charge of the Cutting tment, il be pleased to meet his friends and bie L FUTURE DAYS. Eenorafy and nerve tem with = By BARNARD & BUCKEY eee sree oes Georgetown, ON, MONDAY, lth April, at 5 0°elock p im. we wiil sell, in front of the premises, all that Lot of Ground on the xouth side of Gav strect, between the residences of Wm. Redin and Rott. Dicks, Esqx., Georgetown, being 57 feet frontand 12) dep.enclosed with & stone wall mounted with an iron railing, and handsomely improved with trees, & The scenery from this site is very beautiful, view of the Potomac river, the Virginia shores, Washington city, and the Heichts of Georgetown. ‘Terins: One-third cash; balance inone and two years—or throe per cent. the deferred payment ae Tor cash, RNARD & BUCREY, Aucts. 0 THE OW SOF SERVANTS WHO clothe them well we offer many choice fabrics, made to our order; and in all kinds of goods for ser- vants’ wear generally, and specially at all times and saxon, much the la stock in this market, and at the lowest possible ren. Our stock, all fine and ayy European and Amer- ican Dry Goods, adapted to the general wants of families. is very inrge, and mort thoroughly t hout the entire year One price only. marked in plain figures; hence no purchaser ix deceived. We are not opening any new accounts. All bills rendsred monthly fer payment in cash. = Strangers, residents and sojourners solicited to inspect our stock ; It ERRY obligation to pur- chase. PER: ap2 By A. GRE. Auet . SALE BY ORDER OF Tie Otarre RY & BROTHER, SMASTER AT THE L. S. Gargison—On WE “7 tra! Stores,” west building, NESDAY. the 6th instant, I shall sil, in the United | _mar3i-st ‘opposite Centre Market. eae eriaes, = Seek a nent S HE LAGER DEPOT OF SHULTZ & CO. onsen panies Catiges Jackets, to at No. s6t06 7h street, near the City Post Of- Jamon Overhndin, Carpets,” Bi dee reste pusiee of charge for delivery) Together with a lot of qjhor articles. or received through the Pox ‘Terms cash, in specie. . Lager ri Bet factured in Alexandrin) ix the best now oe {o'the United Staten, and thetr tncms ere extremely moderate, i ee aiso.on hand a very fine as- sogtment of HUD iGARIAN WINES at low prices. fa 18.3 Quartermaster: A. GREEN Wars, & BARNARD. Auctioncers, sMPTORY SALE, OF CHINA, GLASS, Crocxeny Wark by ERO ‘OR_SALLE—One of the best amily HORSES WEDNESDAY MOR in Washington. Iain? years oid, dap ply eray, suitable for either saddie or har ness, and willstand without hitching. In- quire at the Grocery Store corner of 13th and L ate, Wasten—A steady IRISH ROY, I6 to 18 years of attend in a grocery. Mast ‘be well mended, Inquire as above. JOR SALE—THE “PRAIRIE FLOWE! ver —_ or wal: boat, 21 tert long, 8 feet brain, Will he sold iow foreash. To be even atthe ennai. App! of China, 3s, Crockery Ware, &c. Wiinte Granite French China, S Printed and Fancy Toilet, Dinner and Tca Sets, Heavy White Granite Ware, in varicty, Gold Band White and Figured China, er and Tea Sets, ets, Tumblers, Sucar Bowls, sw are, alarge and fine assortment, d pp! hite and Colored Wash Bowls and Pitchers, 4 + Wood yard, lath +t, 1-s* Jolly Montds, Roup Tureen, Covered Discs, oe ao =. Crean Ss, Teape Finger Bowls, RAFFLE. . Plated Coffee Sets, Castots, &. E_Roffis for SILVER TEA SET, OIL With a vaciety of other gdods not here mentionad, TING, &c., will take place on AY to which the attention of the tr is respectful'y ING. Apri! sth.at 8 o'clock, at Geo, W. Bray luvited, ax the goods will be sold without reserva, 316 78 ‘gencer treet, 0 ite the Intel: ‘A few chancesiefe’ ap NOTICE. i Copartnership heretot oR Driewie & Co ‘erm Vand under cq credit of 60 and 90 notes, bearing inter aplts w ;orer that amount a for satisfactorily endorsed & BARNARD, Aucts. 3. exist inder Axng ng ak | By LC. McGUIRE & CO.. Anctioneers, by mutual consent. Lewis 2. Dellwig will contin TALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. ON | the business at the old stand ond close up thet Nortu K Street Between 21m anv Zn | the late firm. hiERS & vos. * Strect« Weer at Acction.—By virtue of adecrre March 311. OSS, 1st Of the Cirguit Court of the District of Co!umlia, | Washington, March: ep ist the subscriber, 88 Trustee under said decrer, will FOR, SALESA larse Herring's Wilder zell, at Public Auction, on MONDAY AFTER- ; 7 lat Proof IRON SAFE, suite NO Ne April 2th, at 5o’cioek, be Ppt rege omc able eg he merel nts doing ® 4 Mowing <a ihe Inte Com- | hess. Inquire of M. SNYDER & SON, Baukers. cd rena ad ar" | saa eaeeimerterianes cat] K strect, wre, GRAVEL FOR er with the nts. consisting ofa ROO stor k Dwelling House, FING, GARDEN WALKS, &. Just nepeteedncosap ai tes cheek. kien ee ing Sand, Wood and Coal, cheap for cash, at ny Whar. next to lth street bridge. Call and leave Dealer in Wood, Coal aad Sam a ‘ood, Coal a: mar 25 (Btates.) cor. lith nad C ste., near Canal. A™ BROTYPES, brie! ‘Terms: One nd the residue in three equal instalments atuine, eighteen, and twenty-four months; the deferred Pry ments to bear interest from the day of sale. and the payment thereof to be secu aby bonds with surety and a lieu on the prem ise sold. All conveyances at the cost o! your orders. the purchaser. JOSEPH R. CAS: , Tru apl-eodds J.C. MceGUIRE & CG., Ane’rx. By J.C. JIRE & CO, Auctionsers, ValvaBi LED RENT ESTES Pek ee eee IN Gyeseerens ar Peauic Arcriox.—By N. B.—New etyles Cases just received. mar 26 tue of a decree of the Circuit Court of the = a2 — of Columbia, the subsertber, a- trustes under said VED. A large lot of EAR CORN It sll at public auction,on TUESDAY paces » April 2th, commencicge at aH & TAYLOR, “clock, on the ‘premises, the following describe roved property in Georgetown, b estate of the late Commedore East part of Lot No. 2, in addition to Georgetown, and southeast part of Lot No. 3, inthe Slip, having s frout of 2 feet, and a depth of 12% some. taccther with the improvements, consisting of a Brick Dwelling- house. No. Ie, sad north part of Lot Noy 161, in cALERS IN . ALL KINDS, OF FEED, SHIPSTUFFS, &¢., No. 255 7th st.. bet. Mand N 5 pies. Soare od _—— Pn ‘sogg sit Pool delivered to all parts of the city free eign mma cose 7 DON'T FORGET: i to G town, having a front of “Tree Place to Buy Be feet bea depth of Ee Ceol with ee tee | | CHEAP STATIONERY. poente, consisting of a two-story Brick Dwelling aun pre oe, BOOKS. “Tot No, 85. in Beail’s addition to Georgetown, Corner of 1th and D streels! 7 having a front of feeton Beall street, between mar Si Washington and Congress streets, running back 120 feet, together with the improvements, consisting ef aneariy new Iarge four-story Brick Deeiling-house, with large brick back building and brick stable at- tached “The improvement are of the most sub- RESH FRUITS, &¢—Fresh {—y— gines } nd rt tin cans—their fiver not sur- gaceea by. the fruit ‘when plucked ‘icon the tree; . Bartlett P. Pine Apples, Plumbe,, Rexr- har Cherries ail of frst ty 5 alee, stantial Character, with water and gas pipes, | berries, throughout, aud a good pump of wéter inthe | toes, Pia Plant, Pons. Me a he RCHEE “ ‘ard, By 1 A *Alna, Lots % and 97, adjoining the above, having | _mar29 corner Vermont ava, and 15th at each a front of 60 feet, by a depth of 120 Seat. These lots will be divided into four lets of 9 feet front “Phe sale will commence in ivont of the first named the residue in three 9. 18, and 24 months; the defer- L., HARVEY & ca, ‘Ate receivi (0. 25 Pexn. Av SOO g Bei ty nant ant ove ‘Bb al red payments to bear interest from the day of sale, fering to btivers at a very advance and the payment thereof to be secured by bonds, | 8° offering es, andfeel_ satisfied can with aurety, and a lien on the premjaen sold." | oxi factory prices, And feel eatin’ a eye Allconveyane s at the expense Columbia. Persona in want will consnit their terest by calling and examinity wtoek purchasing. It will CA M A, GRE ee Honk BLE Paor- ? oods even If persons do not w: : Bae De ah ertet tectingdate | iL7 Don't forget the No.-25 Penn. avenue, be- Octobe , 1887, tind duls reforded in | tween 6th and 7th sta, F. L.. HARVEY & Co. No. 151, folio 8, on® o| iar 2-2W and rec County, in the District of | — . - y if’sell at public ané- OTICE.—The Steamer JAMES GUY_having eee eee Tete sen on TUES JAY. April N resumed her route on the Pote- 5, 1859, at 434 o'clock p.m. Jot No. 13. in Square 761, | mac river, will ore, Ste ht cy in the eity of Washinetal in the said District,| TUESDAYS for CURRIOMAD of April? The Ine a front of fifty-five feet ome half | and on F YS jcommaacizs ar zhe eth of Apri inch on A st. south, and ru ne back with the same NT and KI Sale BAYS ets wid linch to the rear line of the said lot, leave ep a ' ouas HiniaSa Fa Noes reo viaches es ase ne aa os Ep AO Brae nc! - 4 a Sf é cently burnt, thas also, kas pipe leading trom | Natit. Bousm, Agent, Aroxandria. mar ry Grates is in sal par: PLAINFIELD ACADEMY, c. age mx, Pa) fo: Twenty ion commences May 2d. 4 ~sixth Session wed pei a genal ence” at aoe tll be at Kirkwood House (afternoon) April 14th, en ‘BUR Pininfeld,