Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1861, Page 1

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Priceo—-THREE CENTS. bill knife; his head some: Potter's Elequence. it hung down, but ARRANGEMENTS Inaugura ‘ : gorating evening in au- paying close attention. Here was a chance FOR THE tion of the President elect. I TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. ‘Aunt Priscille Pottes and myself were | for the Major to clear himself of the charge INAUGURATION THE ORDER OF PROCESSION. NAUGURATION BALL BALTIMORE ANG ORD, RAEROAD eeated by the open window, discoursing on | of see So, in tones of injured but oF THE Arps. Magsuat-in-Cuizy. Arps. : ‘As. RA Various topics. | Suddenly rockets began to easily vindicate innocence, he called Mich | PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, | ‘The Military escort, the commander of whic MARCH 4, 1561. shoot up from the village common, and the| Father S. to remove the aspersion mhie ON THE will issue his orders of detail, informing the of- = music of a band, accompanied by loud huzzas, | had been cast upon his character. ‘Here, Fourth ef March, 1861. ficers of the District and visiting corps at what MANAGERS. CHANGE OF HOURS. This Feller-citizens, is Father Schoolin,’ as honest and fo: Jeremiah 8 Biack, f Rtas Onand after SU: Y, November Sth, 1980, the ee oe oa upright abd truthful a man a3 ever God | | The doorsof the Senate Chamber will be opened They enust nour he Will form his line, and to whom Hon 3°x Dix, Secretary oftue Treagare | trains witten se hbay? held in the vill: t that hour. Our con- | made; ask him if I ever cheated him. Stand | 11 o’clock a. m., for mission of Senators, | A National Flag, with ap ate emblems. on FM stanton, Attorney General, LEAVE WASHINGTON: be held in the village at that hour. Father Schoolin’ and tell th. ters if I | 2nd others who, by the arrangement of the Com-| ‘The President st the Usled sane with tho on Horatio King, P te ral. train ates0e mm. poser pers ee upon a a seindled 5 cen cs F ot tecat dollare”” Sa waltien, are nee Ferree - awn: President elect and suite, with marshals on their ‘raw long and amusing account o/ - - a residents. Poth iticianers’ with whom she had been acquaint- ee sore na ee vole é The Chief Suntice and J Associate Judges of. the Apderorg (cor William Selder 9 cot = age Peg) $Dpusies. a ou! mpertu le Fa - 8 jupreme Cou deputi « “ “ i. cy Ve x ye about husband’s being | t the log, and squirting nena 8 pelea ge pecan gl decent So psp) rhe Commnities ef Arfsagementa of the Senate. | {ff 3 Bincham, “ % my Bisle Assi bacco j an x-Members of either branch of Congress, r - _ oe replied in are camtire — way. a Hash . a ther. ‘Behoo - — he yee aoe Lid Aut — ae. pommeee of the President and Presi- P Fes den, M u , sin = i i r; “how dare you interrupt © Army and Navy who, by name,/ £Ex-Presidents of the United States > “Well, then,” continued the old lady, “I hen I om discussing the pe constitu- | BAve received the thanks of Sn, Hi The Judiciary. declare — You ticed, I sy tional questions of my country!” The scene (tat emecbee! eng or ee — Sem The Republican Association. tters . : and Ex-Governors o! . Assi Secretar! Heke "amen “his plies a is a title that which followed may be imagined. of Departments, and the Assistant Potuaster Fae inisters. the Assembly folks has. It means honest. ee General; the Comptrollers, Auditors, Register, Diplomatique. They call um s0 because they always pay the Amusing Games. and Solicitor gen and ‘Treasurer, Com-| Members elect, members, and ex-members of ol Ww. j i 1 missioners, Ju Congress, and ex-members of the Cabinet. P = per pred oe et the Paris vaste mame AE nas pater se The Mayors ashington and Georgetown, ‘The Peace y tein = — On the part of the House of Representatives. tek 1 joi i and the reporters in the Senate. Hends of Bureaus. Hon Wm Pennington, Hon J M Ashi On intrusted to their keepin’. young joined. They created much merriment, All of whom will be admitted at the north doo! ? -g scccoiuas 3 ad shiy, phia “Well, one ia” ates election, husband icularly the latter. In the first, called of the Capitol. ° i vie ioe Genie Ge Lee ae 3 @ Speuidi “ Ww Vandever, no T. H. PARSONS, Agent. I was settin’ together by the fire. I was ind the Ring,” a ring was slipped on toa] The families of the Diplomatic Corps will enter | game. Robt M “E Jpydormns. ray he was groani , ‘Oh, =— oe ee sag exten szoand the S Otol heer apitol,and be conducted | (Officers of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and| «= = ued i f Bembarne, DENTISTRY : | circle . E ry e jomatic ty. ‘ . a rett, . this cord, the ends of which were tied together |, Seats il be pinced fn font of she Secretary's | Maiti aside ie the Revelation, ot te | CS 0) A ee good deal when he didn’t feel very smart, and | #0 that the ring could not drop. The the President pines pp endl their left igre pa joo — Lerpsot pag tods. =w a Tea D' pared to imaert PROT H oy SELE, R E- fo go out much for some ir. Pel ‘sai a a e ustice an ssociat ustices of tl Teige, he had a liver in his side, that it biled | party stood in the middle of the circle, and ail | Supreme Court will have seats on the right of the en Dance and clner favs of ae ete ee “ Ww “ ~ as oa, leo. Perth inectted ae Hood ell over, and made him have jaundice. together commenced moving their hands back | Chair. All organized civil societies ‘| H Davis, “ DW Gooch, fee ons of any kind thet may be “There seemed to be a deal of passin’ | and forth, as though assing the ring. The ‘Auter | One ae ee odes P: students, within | {{ }? Loomis, * ow @ A Grow, 2! fice Room No, 3: in the Washington Building. and confusion in the street; but there always | one inthe middle endeavored, by watchin; F- > ; citizens of the District Case, “API, d venth is the night after election, you know, ar closely, to detect which hand contained the N Omens of ie hey einer ie ty sins and of States and Territories * j i Motlerand, » TB "ge ETH. didn’t think much of it. Husband began to | ring. This was not always easy, as the players | have received the thanks of Covsnen Cones; | _ The various organized bodies of citizens, civil | = 24) Cochrane, “ JHC oon Ss Ms ihe PEAT had patente fing the evening psalm, «Hark from the | all tried to conceal it by passing it slyly from | of States and Territories of the Union: Hacer. | S24, militar fe Toca Participate inthe cer. | = PS Fouke, = yee Sass pessonntio ae te fh tue city Soe tombs Did you ever notice how sort of im- Jone to another, and, also to attract the atten. | ernors of States, Assistant Secretaries of Depart- | Convenience, report to, the Marahale ett at Ww womans = Zou Covede, 01 persond oan w teoth who ‘ive he sings that im—kinder snorts it | tion of the ‘‘finder,’ retending to pass it} ments, and the Assistant Postmaster Genera), z “ Cc: Aldnch, . “Pw z cannot wear others, BO pereon o&n Wear others ee it token’ 1 ight fod upon Soar poral when it was not i ‘helt hands: The oom in | Compirollers, Auditors, Register, and Solicitor of wile concen, Pak pela ideey pag Ard Green Ad ‘m8, =< Jolin Coohraie, ee be: Weil, all at case there was a whole lot of mu- ring was found, was obliged to rears the Mavech Cr Wechlonten eee LOaEe, that the Marsbal-in-chief may assign them proper ores . « Fit Moons with any style and price o! Feet fey may aeatret sicioners struck up ‘Hail Columby’ right in | take his place in the middle; if the “finder” bas vi hey the take left eorgetown, itions where they can form, pasporeory to J E Bonligny, “ 2 but to those wno are particu front of our house. Idropped my knittin’, | selected the wrong party as possessor, he must | Wil! occupy seats on the rightand leftof the main | Faxing position in the column of marche A Gurlingaws, “ GW Palmer, oe the MINER ee . and husband all of a sudden became still as a bie and perhaps submit to some penalty. |" Members of Congress, and Members elect, will an bl rere Tu De Setined in trout of ths B cbse? * more fully warranted. mouse. | We both on us took hold o’ our ears, | _ ‘The second game, called “The Voyage to | enter the Senate Chamber by the main entrance, | City Hall, an Cte teh er tee ncent thereto, at 9] 5. FM oaer “ Room ag tus ouy No, 338 Pe-evense:t and opened our mouths wide so’s to hear. | India,” was calculated to try a person’s power | and will occupy seats on the left of the Chair.” °"Atit o'clock = ns ~ orl will jovefrom| : ME Con " bis. eee sities Well, we wore sittin’ in that siterwation, all | of keeping a sober face, as every one detected | The galleries will be reserved for ladies, who n oe re to Pet = Gite 3. the parade ground, by Louisiana avenue to Penn- attention, when, oh, my senses! such a bang | laughing must be counted out until the next | Will enter the Capitol from the terrace, by the sylvan a avenue, thence along Peni yivania ‘ave. as there came right out by our house, you} game. All took their seats in a circle. One pcre Sere oan of A Legh ea thetl ing, | nue, and so far Willards’ Hotel (where the never did hear! My heart jumped right into | commenced the play by saying to his right- | ""Pae Rotande chat! hee leees wedie pease es | President elect will be) up Fifteenth street, as will | Lieut Gen Soot, Col 8 Cooper, wy mouth, and husband’s eyes was big as | hand neighbor, ‘My brother has returned from lehdtng: thereto bent class Passages | enable it to countermarch, and halt on Pennsyl-| Gen Wool, | Lieut Col |. Thomas, : I 2)” His neighbo: 4, “Ww . if Li vanla avenue in front of the hotel. The entire | Co! HK Craig, ieut Col E D Xeyes, saucers. ‘Murderai ‘ion ndia. i r aske: ’ hat did he] The other doors and entrances to the Capitol, | column will, under orders, left face, and the | Col J P Tayior, aj G D Ramsey earth’s to pay!’ said he. Just then the front | bring you?” “‘A fan,” was the reply; then | except those to be open under this arrangement, | military will present arms. The President and | Col E V Sumuer. Capt W R Palmer. EDUCATIONAL. <<< Tose ERA POAT ene. systematic ed: —4 oeive a thorongh and their physical training will reoewre dai? door opened, and Richard Bennett came run-| the first speaker waved his hand as though | will be kept closed. President elect will be Sfipntion. under the rs nip; Pall out of breath. He’s high sheriff of | using a fan, while his neighbor held the pet At ll o'clock the President and the President | and the colame: wGunbaer mae ripketee ond Jore & Nowy. visit the Usion Pesohinn, 7, whiny 1g Bathwhacker county, and I thought I was conversation with the one on his right hand, | Clect, accompanied by two members of the Com- | move, escorting them to the Capitol, Sommeders Sec Onitn, PiStC SEE Month st- and Dee FOE. me then. Oh, my, how scared I was? | and then commenced waving his band. This se the Gach dee tee cee fet Banners adornments may be borne in the | § Arcbold, eng’r-in-ch., Gol Herries, Marine C’ps, | au s0-tr MR. & % me “You've got the election,” says he, as soon as | was repeated all around the circle, until each and entering there will proceed tothe President's Procession; but no offensive emblems or devices | ‘ant # Ruchanan, a Se 7 he’d time to get breath. ‘The independent | one sat fanning himself with one hand, When | ony’ will be permitted to disturb the national cere- | Capt L M Powell; _ Surgeon W Whelan, FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ticket, ig Clected.’ , Got the elestion for] ithad passed around, the leader said to his} | ‘The Vice President elect will be accompanied | ™22¥:, o.. President elect reaches the Capitol, the Citizens. Mrs. 8. J. MoCORMICK, Painctrar. what?” says husband. ‘Senator to the Gen- | neighbor, ‘‘My brother brought me two fans,” | to the Capitol by a member of the Committee of various portions of the procession will wituess the | Mayor Rerret, Kaward Everet The thirteenth annual seemon of tare In eral Assembly,’ says Bennett. ‘Hurrah for | and at the same time commenced fanning him- | Arramgements, and conducted into the Vice Pres- , | Robert C Wicthrop, CA Dana, i Zephaniah Potter! You must come to the self with both hands; and this wes passed | dent's room, and afterwards into the Senate inauguration according to their pleasure, taking door and make a speech,’ “ care to respect the programme,which has alread around the circle from one to the cther until thecal deers sp ipet aly Ser loa de admin- | heen published by the Committee of the Senzte. > whole crowd waiting for ye.” Husb: id were industriously using both hands. “My if = Samuel Hooper, UC vary H O Kent, WU commence on Tuesday, Septem ue recently occu; eed a (0. 180 King st The course of study pursued will all The Military, fhe Marshal, Assistant Marshals, | Geo Opdyke. the branch i Di . a sa 5 € 2ches requisite to & thorough Eng 4 dj brother brought me a boot,” said the first penne Gene ill caw Oa meee chasoer e ive iad cetera the execution of the b Fide erm aires nt Mame, French, Latia Drawing, it do? | speaker, swinging his foot back and forth, | minutes before the President elect Ache os the inauguration ceremonies are con- | 4.7, Hea!d- 3 bor Ns tn addition to day sehol is what have I come to? what have I come to?’ | which went the rounds, then two boots were} The Senate will essemble at 12 o'clock. cluded, the Military, poe the Marshal, Assistant wv Noyes, to i 1 a a Just then there came another bang, awfuler’n swung; thus all the han: id feet of the party | The Senate peng, ready to receive them, the | Marshals, and Aids, will the final ceremony, Fiixkast coyle, ‘g ever. I jumped and told husband, for massy| were in motion. By this time the scene was | President and the President elect will be intro- escort the President and his attendants to the Ex. | H Tay) CH Fisher," eyo sake’! to go to the door and speak. I told him so ludicrous that inost of the company had | @uced by the Committee of Arrangements to the 4 Dean Richmond, ecutive Mansion. he needn't be frightened, I’d stand right be- joined in a hearty laugh, and were obliged to wate ee lest pros re gregh The Marshal-in-chief bas appointed the follow- hind bi: d tell him what to say. Pretty | leave the ring; but some five or six yet re- | Senate Chamber will eed to the plat! jng-named gentlemen as Marshals, Assistant Mar- m Kein, 8 nother bang, and he started | mained.“ My’ brother brought mo a hat,”’ | the central portico of the Gapitol, 1n thee following crrangemente ct teenie, him in carrying out the] ¥ A coward, ames for the door, and after him. Mr. Bennett | said the leader, shaking his head, hands, and | order: a 2 “ Tellook, Optos Ne the took the table and set it out onthe door] feet, and all followed the example, ‘‘He| The Marshal of the District of Columbia. Marshals. ST Franklin Pinlp, step for him to stand on, and he scrambled up| brought me a cushion;’’ then, hands, feet, | The Supreme Court of the United States. J.J Coombs, Lewis Clephane, as i Wierd, “@R to itefter a fashion, and I stood in the} head, and body, were all set in motion, and The Sereant-at-Arms of the Senate. George H. Plant, Albert G. Hall, NB. Wr wel. : Gis tind of Can Gem oan e Committee of Arrangements. James W. Deedle, S.A. H. McKim oBiair, entry close behind him gr company could hold in no} Phe President of the United States and the Pres- 9 8 Pe veo Hinton T ‘Make a bow,’ said I. ‘Make a bow,’ says} longer, and so the play ended with a shout. If ident elect. on Seige a, IW Sime o2 Ss Board, with Tuition nel the English Branches, a. I sree wie 80 Saar he didn’t | this a Eales : e a oe next to} ‘The Vice President and the Secretary of the} William Simpora; Nea Tiempos’ ws ante joe $2n0for the annual session—pay edie semi-annually, now what I ment, so an the mention a whistle; if any could keep from] Senate. 5 ea : W G Sneet!i Wm & : 7 . ‘Feliow citizens,’ says I, in a low voice. ‘Fel-| laughing after that, we think pater trial] ‘Dhe Members of the Senate. Assistant Marshals Representing States and | Richai a TGA fe nan Laneuaccs st Professors vn Tow citizens,’ shouted he, just as hard as he| would have been uscless.—American Agri-| The Diplomatic Corps Territories tea Sipps = — = could putin. This was followed by a tremen- | cu/turist. Heads of Departments, Governors of States and] Lucius 1 Goodrich, Connecticut. She t Wr Sous applause. ‘I stand,’ soared he. This Territories, the, Mayors of Washington and Richard Chenery, California, Pega Sire Ppt ~ was followed by a tremendous pause. ‘On m A New Anti-Stavery Orcantzation.—A Re- admitted into the Senate Chamber amas z John Wilson, tilings Anan Bree, ch feet,’ says I. ‘On my feet,’ says he. This} publican meeting in Chicago, on Tuesday night, | On reaching the front of the portico, the Presi-] Solomon Meredith, Indiana. C W Botel John ; was followed by three cheers for the indepen- | pa*sed resolutions in favor of coercion, commend- dent elect will take the seat provided for him in A & Solomo: MHs v4 dent Yokot, “And Tmove,) sayeL. «And I} S077 ofthe Tribune, dcaunclatory of Kellogg | the font of the platform. Moctgomery Bair, Jom BL AKERS 7 % i % com ‘oncessies e he President and the Committee of Arrange Alexander Sneed, K ky. $ cet 4 ic Rg eahae Dome On a On iy fil ig was addressed by Ichabod Codding,| ments will occupy a position in the rear of Samuel P. Brown, Maine. Pook Feokhn, Re ANGERS. This wan llonied Me read Tause, | *m0NE others. | The temper of this patriot ay be | President elect. George N. Beale, Maryland. AmasaG Parker,’ John FON, Be BEBre of the importance of “4 y, PP’ - | inferred from the following : Next in the rear of these the Chief Justice and | Major Charles O. Rogers, Massschusetts. JMS Williams, wD puch or “Common Cold” in ite first At that he stept right off the table, and I] Mr. Codding sald he hed been made ac-| the Assorinte Jvaticns teane Supreme Court will] Colonel Charles Dickey, Michigan E Cornine Gen Spa, the beeing would yield t a mild reme- mounted itin a hurry. I was great on speak- | quaiuted (or as Bearly acquainted as he could be | occupy the seats on the left, and the Vice Preai-] W.S- King. Minnesot’ — Moses H Gunnell, WH ¥.. a Trek ainake © Lungs. Kaw » £0 Deacon Bump said—I used to talk in | without actually jolning it) with the existence of dent, Secretary and Members of the Senate those} Thomas J. Boynton, Missourt. Simson Draper, her ents, allsy Pulmonary and Brook Irritation. ‘ conference meeting, down to Byfield—and | 89 organization more radical on the subject of | on therizht General Joseph C. Abbott, New Hampshire. Gooree ee w 5 ¥ | “That ble an Throst, ( oo determined to give um a specimen of erin) Cnmy rer] Dp oO sedated jamie Lae pple, Corps will occupy the seats Md S. Pennington, New Jersey. Fz e Linon.” G C Davidson. BROWN’S | which the sree > - | next in the rear Court. Head: 1 Veich, N 5 A) i | havi je - /——maruby Yo bee poticoner's wife, | ""*| Men wag ntendea tobe pat lato ‘ctive working | Departmept™ Govertory tod’ Estssversem of| MO Quaton Wot, New Work Wore fobtaEoutet,, | PROCHES perurss MO Me RS TT 5 “a aed ler just as soon as publican shou! 2 ox. < Wing. . ler, . Clephane, ] reco! Prsiie jcc flow, citizens: fellow citizens | recede from its principles. ‘This organization dif-| Senate, Iia-Mer tore aot Meme bers of the | Joseph Thee Oecen Horatio Seymour, = SA Haiti, BROWN’S| .”! recommend their use to I, and here my feelins riz up to suoh | fered from Garrisoniantsm only in the fact thatits | hers eleot of the House of Representativesin the | Theodore Adsense Peasoyivanls FY, Boloss. ohn F Ennis, TROCHES REV. E. H. CHAPIN. : h I lost my idea. So says I, ‘Fellow | ends were practical The speaker did not refer | rear of the Members of the Senate. E. J. Nightingale, Rhode Island. phomes omit, Thepicte Wheeler | pee Ee Beenie anes you just wait till I blow my nose, | to itas approving of it, but simply to point out} Such other Persons as are included in the pre- Humphrey, Tennessee. -] i € Carrington. jv “gages BROWN’S|wxss.” REV. DANIEL “then Dll roeeed. You may just cheer Kegs bhamergeterset oo Iraloragra! — poe Pickle! Sram ont occupy the steps, and Gostse Chips, Vermont. $ Ry athrop * Barre Boeeett, TROCHES| mest saatact relief in the gic. little while I do it.’ They . breadth, | the residue o Portico, George Rye, Virginia. ‘orney, TZzyZsnowski, “| tressing labor of breathing peou! latform.”” All being in readiness, the oath of office will be} General L. E:. Webb, Wi Jos Mediil, {A Gobreht, vs | to Astum,.” and I took out my handkereh of the Chicago pl ng f of offic ner s. Webb, Wisconsin. ae ies, y's Sonn BROWN’S THM administered to the President elect by the Chief] Henry A. Webster, Washington Territory. Svinte Man Soman ae | - A. C. EGGLESTON. an awful blow. Mgid? | ySBCESHON IN Naw Youx—The New York | Justice; and on the conclusion of the President's] Colonel Nathaniel V. dors tant Territory. | aetescearmnell, Goveraor Sprague. TROCHES |, Contain no, Opium, oF gaythiog World says: It is thought that there isa large | address, the Members of the Senate, ts famocrery b Hon. 8. H. Elbert, Nebraska Territory. The several nown’s | earns Di “AAP $4 . body of men in this city who are making prepara-| the Vice President, Secretary, and Sergeant-al - B a eats at Bo says, aiallow citizens, You must excuse | tions to act in concert with the Becsutenlen and Arma, will return tothe: Senaté chamber, and the} Rope’ areca ‘ fi TROCHES | non yon n7e and plegsant eombine- on’ wall. en 1 was up to} that they are under the control of a gentleman of | President, accom y the Committee of in Buell, A. Duvall, % end 3 ba] DR. 6. F. BIGELOW, Nancy’s about a fortnight ago, sh: high official tion. Already the Superinten- | Arrangements, Ul proceed to the President’s]| Woodford Stone. S. V. Stillings, rip & 5 } | BROWN’S ae one ve her children as bey ge dent of Police bas Tnetituted lequiries to find out | House. , John Hines, T.B. Brown, Mist.ta ° B: ” a new-fangled disease they have got up| Where thelr armories are located, in order, no] | The Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate, with the} Job W. Angus, Jobn Parsons, FROCHES be LEW. Ee, pg al re pete tip | doubt, to act promptly should it prove true that a | Marshal of the District, are charged with thees. | J °F. Hodgeon, George C- Harkness, BROWN’s| fail T deel: am , sure death, | onsil erm’ quietly drilling sy our midst, in | ecution of these arrangements; and, alded by the} James Lynch, Jos. ‘owell, CLOTHING &e. “1 bave proved them excellent for ca ne fai Come t peng order to seize the Federal property n this locality. | Pollce of the Capitol, will preserve order George KR. Wilson, Jos P. Loughead, pooner BE. 2 TROCHES| Weonring. —aibiiiee comin’ 5 assy! ~sehieasSabsusriembene 2s orses and carriages w: lenry M. Kn E. T. Ev. . 5 g@amperin’ as there was for the gettin’ out] 17-They think in Paris that Mme, the Coun-| the Capitol equare. == ee) Goa, Bast,” 8. Frankitn Guy, New eA Gera uine, cass, | BROWN'S Rcd Blace (as soon as I made that remark! Went | tessof Morny, leads the aristocratic crowds of| Should the weather prove unfavorable, the cer-| A.C. Richards, John Alexander, AtiRs, AND vESTiNGS TROCHES| apech eee Te omelet to they’d been shot out of a . | lady skaters in point of e and skill. She | Smony of the Inauguration will take place in the} Edmund Flagg, Jobn M Keating, 7 5 sprak, suffor: though y’ gan. y poi grac WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pennsylvs- REV. 8. J. P. iN, body tookeright hold of their nose and | Comes the Russian very captivatingly. The Em- | Senate Chamber. J. L. Henshaw, George S Kraff, nia Avenue, have just received 's large variety of | BROW.N’= ee % " Beans went right over the top of the | Press, it is said, makes a poor figure asa skater, in Sotomon Foor, J.M_ Lucas, ‘Thomas Weaver, Fall Goods, to wnich they invite te “ im H bles a wad se dOP of the | Spite of her handsome costume and her hendeste Joes A. Paatcr, A.W. Fletcher, Michiel Homiller, Of ther fiiemis ced cnioreeee? sus-f | TROCHES| ,\EY7R5TUAL m removing Hoarse- a = another, | tect and ankles. She got hi reelf upi EDWARD AKER ‘raneis O. Frenc! . M. » init or two I was left there, stand- qutune, and icons es were facies of ere fe 22-4 Committee of Arrangements. James Kelley, ” O. Marsh, ENTLEMEN’S BROWwIrs| somyre SNS Reece ond Ges. WLalone. But I didn’t stand there long, | tmanship, but finding some dificulty in striking | emer ee | tes Kelle H. J. King, READY-MADE CLOTHING. | sp ocues| Prof. M.STACY JOHNSON, Weogin’ machine behing am When {| “ushered soon dlogute. “| BowtaPeromt"” Aermnder Cicmens, | RESON RADE CLOT Noy tems os ir bangin’ machine behind um. When I —————<—<——_—__—______ ~ FOR STAMPING vid P. Brown, jexander Clements, | ood ere wishing an immediate out BROWN’S come to see that, I come in pretty short! Sunday travel has commenced on all the w.W. Willtam Hendley, joements, embractig, sis’ Ginse al before ison ths does. " Malin seeee coms cnet car | Mideinaes Mirth. eee ee A PACKET OF PAPER | Charles 0. Casey, %.: Kopbins, ”” nd aalitice wot Brows na Bosivens: bare TROCHES se ther'prevent Boston ames § 5 reoate at Peeking in six weeks, and, in the mesatiane, | Bowen Transcript says the sccommodsiion, has AND ENVELOPES | Nathaniel. Towle, Dr. W.E. Waters, | -olothing. of all kinds, ‘Kid and other | BROWN’S| Bosrsenoss. From their past of I ae my been f wi sere’ within — dis. | Ttsction of the late elty government of Charles- ¥O MATCH Charles 8. English, Jobn T. Clements, give ob sity, Soarfs, Ties, Cravats, | TROCHES vantage tO Me > uy he come . E a hich 5 did you, Aunt Prisoiia?™ 8° 4" | town, ‘Sunday travel entered lar Hannibal G’ Addison, % Richards” offering at cur uéual iw prioes. BROWN’S| Prosidont of Athens Oolloger Tt no! That story about Nancy's child, | and obstacle =o HughG. Divine,” Jacob Bigelow, Efi — Wall, STELREN 200. by, > ) truth wan"t exactly 20. It troubled of ting the public. METROPOLITAN Samuel Strong Daniel Breed, no iit 322 Pavavense, | TROCHES) 17 Sold by el Dreseipay wit P t sleep sips Y Bat I was bo discom- Meee dea at event — The - oo. Sas GN? Tat enonLEs croraine stone. | 12 SUFFICIENT THREE. 2 .c. re, Ww ‘ r ted that F didn’t know Ma. satiated thelr waritke propensiticson Batt: PHILP & soLomoNS, = ——-_ | Fy eye ‘Amos fiunt, EXGa, FURNISHING eS dts! HATS and | "THE ALL-SUFFICIEN sor said the first thing that ay night Jast by coremontously burning an effizy Agents ig jomeneds eahroieg Lines Papers, bon ly Pree = . Wilkins, — TRIESEMAR fined, nd. vag he x Governor ‘ effect of this terrible de- tam Mills, win P. Bridges, ; M. Ward, MERCH. 3 i Tyre ell, how did Unole Peter make out as an munclation upon hie Excellency has not yet been | _ #034 ty 332 Pa. av., bet. 9th and loth sts, A.J. Larner, : W, 8. Williams, Waser cer culomerar and aad arty sine. Vienne. man ascertal! 5m » how: ee aa es on 2 er heodore W heeler ose} le: » to dh inay cep ec Made out so well that they procerding bass fall to Induce him to convene tas 1861 DIARIES. 1861 P. Crowiey, ’ Lou Baker,” titin Tet lo. ble for ‘And natorrhea, islature. 7 ‘ robm, . wen S 2 ve to elect him again !”’ Commence the Year with a Diary. V-Pulizzl, William J Murtagh. | VESTINGS, © An Uniweny ‘Appeal A valuable Pocket Companion for registering Aids to the Marshal in-chéef. style at very fou preg EPHENS & CO. A correspondent writes to the Knickerbocker | yesterday. He ostage, Atmanea;s blank span for memes | SVilliam Rabe, GarmenrerectCal. | ooa5-tf a9 Pac avs hate, sth und iach ets, Magazine, from Boyle county, describing the be dragged oy lame cease ik fotagiesen ZK Pee ic following as a veritable fact : slvable PE be without vt] Nathan Darling Isaac Bassett, ” ' : 1 will et down, a well as I can, an incident ee ue come uf fe ppuvenira. The most oo x G. Alfred Hall.’ Reuben B: Clark, CARRIAGE FACTORIES. ccourred in Garrard county, in this| call —Nashville Democrat. neoptement over 1sened. oom ag, Se an 8 Poe: ASHINGTON CARRIAGE F RY, te (Kentucky,) some twenty years since: twelve sizes pyar of Gity styles, | Gen ~De Witt C. Clark, WwW D Bore, Boreas eh end Wok eels, ajor | and Father Schooling had, sever- um cae BiLtINGTON | pene The Marsbal-in-chief and his Aids will bedesig-| Woe have just of Soubatons. 4i years previous to the time of which I k. dem enn. avenue, | nated by ora: olored scarfs with White roscttés, Avi NgES" suet ae ang 55 Sand es chee’ | ee. ue eee acy earl | WY ATORRERARIG ANGRY. ER WARE| “uicmidicimenaeltotming | Hunn, fa Aum, Rey "gaat fi'was proved that he bad parpreca tting up a ANUFACTORY. and ‘white roscties. "and “white Jeadicciae | © ror small prob. day I have one of the best its, and fu: mechanios in different branches tablet inthe church, which would cost many ‘with s complete fs for reper. *- | trimmed with blue. T! rry a baton two | ofthe business, we hatter — we know times the amount, the case was honorably dis desoriplion ef ine Watches ag pest , of blue color, with ends gilt about two | tie Hes and. aualty of work a sive | necessary missed. attention give to the same, ine p combining Garabul of anold fellow who had several} 47> most singular circumstance’occurred a workman, a. The Assistant Marsbals, representing States and | ty. all voters Now this could only be | few days age at ull, &ngland. A child ten ne Territories, will be lealgnated by pink scarfe| ,, Repaising promptly and carefully to by | the aforesaid “free and inde- | weeks old, een left in the manufactu' rl with wi.te foe white ‘saddle-covers Bri ‘*% BOPP. rye, 5 er} . | vant girl. Some time afterwards the trimmed with pink. They will ‘white batons ‘sucoosscre the loan of a -‘doubi lock. . lent citizen * Daas Tals | two feet long, with pink ends two fnches deep. fair ictal - Reus tae drei t owns x Na] The ‘aeediat Marshals will wear white scarfs -wF A imened is ity. All was done in due ‘tri 1 AND COLLEGE OUTFIsr ink color, off; Major D. was a —) b° Nes dcop. and Father B. was net.. When the Se “yy T intng | Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing for School and fell due, the voter was unable to ‘ liqui- coe om We “ie! ” Pati 5 settle. ajor D. | Pacific; their | March " St eed ee RSE att | Bey i dpa inthe vited ‘agens reptes | QILK D. in the “‘line of safe prece- . ¥1 i ly nand. Ss ry 6. 8. ”” im the course of a few wasagain| Jurortart ov sunrs it stated that the g . 4 rep — abs, AoE neaiy dene,andall orders prompt We tre selling at © origunal A . | time for the Beante Hy pag of Tag paired Hneboily as Sa | reece eck pete, bieek frock coats, black gma oy new Steet rat i rong on rea cal Th go to Central America, particularly wea ALL, Ercacts paves proton ar Habrellow | pave THEY eet ea TAYLOR & RUTOS'®ON, — au 90-tf ‘avenie. B Freon, Marshal-in-chief. Sunemienhanenann anne ens Ge. the on em BET Fancy coops, | | EPRSHPTRUNS ST es Cor et waarmee RMR | SE aT Pa Wigtmerarastisesuiane cuore: es