Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1865, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR: PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) AP THE STAR BUILDINGS, Southwest corner of Penn’a avenuc and 11th sirect, By W. D. WALLACH, Pee TEs The STAR is served by the carriers to Meir subscribers in the City and District for TweLvE-AND-A-HALP CANTS PEE WHEE. Pricg voR MAILING :—Single copy, Three Cents; one month, Seventy-five Cents; three months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents; six months, Taree Dollars; one year, Siz Dollars. No pepers afe sent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Fri- Gay morning—One Dollar and a Half a year. SE ER A ) CE AMUSEMENTS; CANTERBURY HALL, Chonry, Pitecaee Jous eo iB: Kixo.—These arrested by the eren 4 tor an affair: emis it Guay im wh: Sestatoure, ‘var’ seoseguestiy released ‘Se beth, as published in ppeared, om. kf dpesday before eater an ell, at the om Srineuee alter for ‘= fog: “Mr. a Ww oo tion, ang Me. ~.X, Fendall, Norris, Lloyd Srhe large ne of wit rowded witnesses so cro’ My Soca teas the.case was taken to the Coun bee Of tae shy for trial “ park asian at me e y se 8Q to be innocent he could De used as a eiaeee, After consultation, Mr. Wilson objected, and the cases were tried together, with the under- was dismiseed ae couid be used as & witness. The wilnesses wer ai) re. quired toretire from the Ohamber ana were calied by a bailiff as they were wanted =< vox, XXV. AMUSEMENTS. GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS. AN OnviINANCE for the Government of the New Market House and for other purposes. N2&. 8,822. THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS. CONCLUSION OF WEDNESDAY’ = TIMONY. me a) under the control of the “Committee on the Mar ry jouse,” for the time being, and ahall be ased gtafaitomly only for 4 town meetings calli yy the Mayor, ¢xbibitions of public ed GROVER’S NEW THEATER. Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard’s. Be it erdaimed by the Board of Aitermen and | 884 much other B a8 a majority of sai: y ey BAL Lb) GANLSRBURY HALL )H AL L | whe entire Great Spectacular Drama, in Five Tab- | New Market House, anreriised fort town. For all other purposes, whether of busi- | Our report closed on Wednesday with the } Ware avenne, on the 13th instant whena car- quseras OANTARBUBY MALL (THEATER | ESTE PES "HR y yosn srantLINa AND | Mivsitis Maseeseaae Gy Wasultetopeares | fut, politiesand other arsgclations ortayothe: | testimony of James R. Ford, which was fol. | TiA€® Grove up to Mr Hainey’s siore, Tne mes OD 0! ie or, who a Bl (fi i NOVEL NATUBE, a bid upon each stall, in order to prevent annie of | PBrpose mot declared gratuitous ip, this section— | lowed by the lowed soon after to light hie pipe, and saw six 8aid commit! parties, und conditions rate of thir e dollars fer a sip, and for such ether sum per day ’ TESTIMONY OF J. RONBY. men have hold of one. He remarked that it On the night of the ith of April witness | was a shame for so many mento go at one. ‘Was at Ford’s Theater; was piszins what is | Witness said the men were Cronin, King and called “responsible utility;” Booth rode up to | Royle, and pointed them out in the room. Produced with the same below sach minimum price, as the Build- BW AND MAGNIFICENT SCBNERY. i ittee, 1 ion with A, ; WONDBRFUL MECHANICAL EFFROTS, Het. may deem RSP REE een noe 4 TOMBS, That 1 NEW PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS, gO we oamecer dered: aaa, che Bealls Lovisia¥A AVENUE. BEAR SItys STREBY, Bear of National and Metropolitan Hotels, pays the same to res; ible fue! Leni ahealiene) ane pom such ise, at the y or night, night for a UA ne ed eet ucksters, Batter and Qountry dg: longer period at the said committes may deter- me first; 1 dovot | Wit ies deena iergicr an Sisooftne jarietion, New York, and Osnterbury | THE ORIGINAL musion Bickers stalls mia Devoid fora, ie oris mine, mat Bee raevers We es welled per day, uber arenes ie ane canheee or. aoe but and said, «Wher eS coaieet to fee pad bs it, Alexandria, Va. GEAND CHOBUBES, &c.. | Sears, to tho highest bidder for eaah.subjecttoan | the Clerk of the Corpora aT the seasion | he said tell Spangler to come to the doot and | you Yankee s—n of ab—h?”. Witness replied Entitled the annual rent of £40 for each single stall. and $vfor | AP costedy of the Keys. and deliver the same to | 1014 my horse; I'didn’t horse: 1 was on | My good Pith EA OF 108; each double stall, pa: ait yearly inadvance, | the order of the chairman ot said committee, on | Old my horse; I didn’t see the horse: ¥, bod man, I have not interfered with JOSH BARTW..__________...Btage Manager + Pay! J ; | tbe receipt of the rent in advance, the opposite side, and I said, Booth wants yon | you in any torm.” Cronin drew a revolver OR. A THIRST FUR GOLD. F onsxp Wainy MATINEE on SaTompax | {pastel oe cles sinely pith the ritilees, te AFTERNOON, at 40 cents admission to all parts | case aball any ome person be Sirectly. or indirect- 01 of the honse. ly, interested in more than the two double atalls, Bec. 22. And be it further ordained, That if the Market Master shall fail in the pompe discharge of all the duties i i y this ordi pance, or any future ordinance that may be passed to hold his horse; he went, and Booth came in- | out ot his pocket, or wherever he had it, and side, and, says he, ean I goacross the stage?” | fired. The ball entered the left side of wit- and I said sno, the dairy sceneison;’ Spangler | ness’s head, passing ont turther back, and en~ under a penalty of $5 for every.day he shall contin- 4 iti. | then called me, and told me to tell Peanut | tring the partition. Witness fell at once when Gorner ith andC strectevnear Ponnavave, | age ptrerted, ten fa the Chiirmanret the Comitiseon tre Mar. | Jon to come and hold the Norse, saying that | he felt the shot. When herot up Kiug was ‘3 see Bec. 3. And be tt further ordained, That after the | it House, or the Ma Gifford was away, and the responsibility of | standing behind him, and Oronin called out i oak: stalls shall have been offered as aforesaid, the Gq of the Great Spectacular Dramaen- | S811, for Hucksters, Buiter. ‘and Country dealers, TUR COLLEEN BAWN: . | 8 any Butchers tails remaining wasold, shall i @ ren’ je highest bidder for one year. On, THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN, rept to be paid half yearly in advance, and” aD i ¢ said Mayo: Il reserve one bid on each stall, in Fe whieh the Mmens Unton Pout 600 Se, are the manne! and for the object stated fa Beetion 1. shall be the aaty ofsaid Committee to invertigate the charges, and ifsach failure ja proven to the satisfaction of a majority of the Committes, the same shall be stated to the Mayor. ip writing, who shall thereupon dismiss the Market Master from office, and report the same to the Oorporation—and that the Market the seené was all on him; saw Spangler three | “Kili Dim! kill him!" King straek witness or four times again that evening on the stage in | with @ billy over the left eye, knocking aim his Proper position; saw him abouttwo min- | down, and then kicked him. Afterward wit. utes before the shot was fired, on thesameside | ness was senseless, and did no: recover unuk as the President’s box. and again five or six | he was out of the door, where Cronin and ORE CONTINUBS! B CONTINUES! MAJOR PABLINE OUSHMAN, and the Popular oe dat Master is hereby required togive bondto beap- | Minutes afterwards on the stage with a crowd | King were dragging him with @ cord fastened. + | Irish Comedian, J. M. WARD, will appear, eup- Seen erie cls CRI ee proved by the Mayor,in the sam of Two Thou. | Of people; saw Booth as he leit, and also saw | around bis hand, one of them palling, the ported by MISB STELLA BAILBY. (her first ap- foressid, shail be used by any pe ‘without | 220d dollars. for e faith fal discharze of hisdu- | 8 man follow him. other shoving witness along. Cronin a pestance,) and the entire Talented Company. a obtaining ‘a permit so to do from Clerk of | ties under tHe provisions of this ordipance. y TESTIMONY OF 1. J. GIFFORD. Pistol in bis right hand and a billy m hie left, HOUSES LITERALLY PACKED. GROVER'S THEATER, rencgaparaucn wpe sballl-are power to ent the | ondinancen and Regulations heretofore passed far | podgd wel ee eee OF 8 horse and | And said if any of witness friends came in t6 % ° i % same for a pe 0! x nonths, at six dellars per 0 ving 80! HOUSES LITBBALLY PACKED: Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard’s. month, payable in advance for the whole tine or eens the aA al hey sre week or so before the assassination! I heard | lives. He then ptruck witness with the billy SACRED OONCERT, ere pt forty dollars, payable half-yearly in Booth tell Spangler to send the horse and | on the left arm. Witness did not know what — and an’ rson Violating the provisions OT S. buggy to Tattersall’s and sell it, one week be- | they did after they gothim out of the door. = GRAND FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL oF Leis pocsiom snall/De:lisile ths penaity.of ive SPEOIAL NOTIOES. fore the assassination. Q. Do you know Mr. | Saw Boyle there. in the store, but did not see 10 ieee peg eac y or part of a day that any sta’ > SSE Jacob Witterspaugh! A. I know a manwnho | him do anything. Boyle did mot strike wit- OHARLES KOPPITZ, 7 Bec. 8. And be it further ordained, That if any _, OLD BYES MADB pe ays oR Mepr. j “ore in the theatre by that name, who was | ness, that witness knows of. The affair oc~ Admiring Hondreds nightly congregate within On BUNDAY EVENING, June 4th, 185. - | person purchasing Or renting a stall as aforesaid | W(THOUT SPECTACLES, DOCTOR OR MEDI-/ there three or four weeks. (J. State whether | curred late in the evening—after 4 o'clock. INB,—Pamphiet mailed free on receipt of ten Gants, Adarees BB. FOOTE, M. 0.,No. 1130 Broadway, New York, je 2-6t THE DEAD THAT MIGHT BF LIVING. 8 Sitar 9 bay the sents Be the rams Tenens tiod of tem days afier the same shall have st. whose recent appearance in me due and payable, said stall shall be for- tended with extraordinary suc- | feited to the Corporation, and may be reseld or asm 1m Mu- | rented for ita use and benefit. or not, since he was released from Carroll Croes-examined by Mr. Fendall:—There Hall, or just previous to his release, he told | were six or seven in the store when witness you at the prison that the prisoner said t> him, | went in; he saw three or four Rave hold ot the directly after the assassination of the Presi- | man; Cronin and King had hold of him. Never the walls of TABLISHED AMUSEMBNT THE ad eTARLISHED AMUSEMENT THE OLD ESTABLISHED AMUSEMENT .MLLE STELLA BONHEUR, The Great Vocal New York was cess. and excited the warmest enth ical circles, has been engaged; also c. é é = dent, not to say which way he went—meaning | 8&8w Cronin before that evening Was exam-~ EprsigE- ceils CARL 'WOLPSHON. : mati aii $e nambered. and the ¢ tere Itissad to think that thousands dieannually | Booth—and ae he say that Spangler hit aa ined: sae rueeaadd ola can’t cay 5 requested to furnish the Market Master with the thi on the face with the back of his hand? A. No, ow lon, r he was shot, was foar or five. E_IFIOE. ie een iene ero nes mle volunteered | TSoesof all occupants of stalls, at least quarter- | Wit the means of lifeand health almost within | 5. no said he had been down making astate- | days sick in bed, under the doctor's hande. pada yearly, Gre paren holding a Cae or eats in i) TRA said market, an occupyin, @ same fer a Will consiat ot FIFTY, PERFORMERS, com. | Reriod of thirty days, shall forfeit the same tothe The Programme of the Concert will be pub- of she: sane by, Ten DE, Paar and shail lished shortly. advance on aesvuntof the same. ee D Tickets. 190 Sec.7 And be it further ordained, That the mar- To be bh. atall | ti ket shall be opened daily. except on Sundays, at stores. four o’clock s. m., from the let of April to the Ist Secured Beate i. case of Grower's Thcaterel™” | of Ostober'te the iat April and shai be roma fet To be bad at the office of Grover’s Theate: 3 . © ‘ leven o'clock a, m. during the peried firat Private Boxes —-—. ——— <== ---=-!-.: $10.00 | SONS section; and at twelvero’ciock mi, tence NIXON’S GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS. weriod lass massed, ond ou sesh Parinday p.m it i) 7; oy S SIXTH BTREBT, BELOW PENN’A AVENUE. | S28)» hall be the auty of ‘the Market "Master to REA canse a bell to be rung a ine, as ote TEST COMBINATION or Notice to close, and to extinguish the lights at RBA: GYMNASTIC. ten e’clock, and say serton refusing or neglecting OPERATIO AND PANTOMIMIC TALENT to leave the house by the hour last named shall be INGTON, Ment, and had not told all ne knew, and wanted to know if he could make another statement. I told him certainly, aud that he ought to be very particular and state the whole truth. (. State whether you know anything of the accused, Spangler, being in the custom of crabbing and other fishing. A. Yes;I knew he would go on Saturday night and stay till Monday morning; but I have never seen him fishing myself. (J. State whether this rope could be used for that purpose. A. Yes, sir; but they tie another small line out at the end. TESTIMONY OF DR. M’KIM. Q. Where do youreside? A. In Washing- ton; in the eastern part of the city. Q. Do you know Herold! A. Yes, sir. Q. How long have you known him? A. 1 don’t know when I have not known him for the last twenty-two years. Ihave known him very well for the Cronin’s words to witness in the store was “I'l soon make you leave here.” Witnesa never said a word to anybody in the room be~ fore Cronin shot him. Cronin did not strike him with the pistol before it was fired. Wut- ness did not Know the man the prisoners had. nold of. Noone was struck before the pistol was fired Witness did not goin to get the maan out of the scrape. William Elis sworn,—Testified that he knows Cronin and the other prisoners; was in the bar Troem at John Rainey’s, corner of H street and Delaware avenue, between five and six o'clock. A barouche drove up, and Cronin, Boyle, King, a man named Godley, and one, witness thonght, named Bush, got out. Cronin walked up to witness and said he (witness) was & rebel and the very man he was Icokine for. Witness replied that he could show what he arm’s length, Many « weakling goes down to the grave every day whom the timely use of HOSTET- TER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS woul have saved. It isa consolation, however, to know that this glorious Tonie—a vitalizing Elixir without a single drawback—is preserving WR COUBT COMPARISON ‘WB OOURT OOMPARISON WS COURT OOMPABIBON and DEFY plat Le ted ! DEFY oomea ITION! DBYY COMPETITION: the lives of multitudes. In cases of general de- bility and prostration, it is producing effects that are perhaps more astenishing than anything heretofore observed or recorded in the history of medical treatment, Feeble, emaciated and de- spairing patients, whose powers of digestion seem The Manager, with ® full determination to SREN liable to a fine of tive dollars for each offense, last six years. Q. Stgte his character. A. He | was. King remarked thatthe honse had the "eotine Setieeisas So parte ae weit oven for short eneou on. ae eee market St estar is were required, in all vases, te be actually extinguished, recover their appe- | js a light, Trivial, unreliable boy, and is, in | name of being disorderly. Cronin asked wit~ ‘0 2 i ; z i bar, oa Od AY EVENIN Stee tad bac fartaor ordained, That the stalls | tite, strength and spirits, under s course of the | Mind, abouteleven years of age; I never would | ness totakeadrink. Witness went to the bare allow him to put up a prescription of mine, if 1 could go elsewhere, believing that he would tamper with it, if he thought he could play a ¥ 29. BEVERY AFTERNOON VENING. oe : RN’ 3 sball only be used for the sale of articl AFTERNOON AT 14. BVENIS AT.7 O'CLK. | Which they sre rented, unless permission ne A stromg police force Iwill bein attendance to | granted for fy Other Burnose bya joint resolu- bat ‘eeanpas f did not appear willing to wait on him, and he went back and took a seat. Oro- jitters, with a rapidity that is positive! azing. Late : ; sate: zi nin turned back to witness and pulled him off ANGE OF TALENTED ‘ion of the Corpora‘ 14 All that the proprietors originally expected from | jox¥e upon an. bod: the chair, remarking that witness was the very preserve order, J Po! Ly 'y- ’ “* SBTisTS: ‘The Equestrian Department will consist of ore shail be. allowed to ase font feet introssag | the preparation was long ago thrown into the taidicaInge eo Tae eee oll | or tweget bouge Uatt cal oorllig tn tiastoocwere ARTISTS, eee RINT A their respective stalis for biocks and tables, and fe actual’ steht i ; EEROTDIDE: it a not let him eeareh them. Wits ABTIOTS. The Quees Rider of the Western Hemisphere, all other persons occupying stal. said market shade by its actual results. New virtues, which witness would not let him seare em. ARTISTS, sn a NICHOLLS, | three anda half feet; Rut Qo obstruction of any | they had never thought of attributing to it, are ness sold bir if Re wanted to searct Rim take ATEST KNOWN TO THE x The Gracefal Equestrian, kind shall be allowed in the passages or ayennes P TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. him to the pad Hall, but show his authority THR GREATasT RNOWN To THE MR, CHARLES SHERWOOD, ofthe market. And any person offending against | continually being developed in its application to Se geek first. King cailed ont handcuff him and shoot gum onek ENSwn To THB aie The Original Pete Jenkins, thie provision shall forfeit and pay five dollars for ROM EURO the s—n of ab—h. Cronin pointed a pistol az THE G THE DELAVANTI BROTHERS. each offence. on the complaint of any citizen to | new cases. Ass preventative of diseases of every FROM EUROPE. witness’ head; witness threw it off; they then @ Market ‘Master, verified by his porsomet ice Thi -Re 3 é i 1 tt Treatment e = Beaemeston. Messrs, RIVERS” ORDERS Ga! MPUELL, erection ox cot ry myees hie own observation; | class and a constitutional invigorant, it stands erates Bolen: Parliames me toe ead err aritiene. | Nat caer wales aaier as PROFESSION. oon KLIN) HUGO SMITH, son ceningion Rnpwiedee: the teats seo. | alone and umapproachable. » my 20-20 The Mexican Emigration Scheme—Im- | tender, came in and threw off the pistol, which CREAM OF THE EQUESTRIAN PROFESSION! | shallcausethe penalty to be enforced - wer ea mense Sensation Preduced in France. Cronin had again pointed at witness. A gen- The Great Boal lown Jester, Thatifeny Ecrton 2 offeading shall, on the order MARK TIME! New York, May 31.—The steamship Persia, | eral scuffie ensued, and Costello came in and vitae aha sien ES Mie ae eteeyeacigo | m0 souormms—Wautuam waromas: | tor Ldverpsol ou he ou, via ureusiows | sid someining about mating ponseWitaeee amissi PRIGES . éhcenta Fee OA And be a Palen s prdgened. That no oceu- Let every soldier, before he returns home, pro- Gn the 21sf, Ass ian en peerey ‘Fs ae. * the men were Last Week of the Besutifal Dancers, served Best conta | sale within the Market Honse limite dey’ cor | vide himself with an American Watch; no better | In tne House of Oonimons on the 19th, Mr. gat King atrack Costello and they Children und: conts | wholesome or unsound meat. or other provisions, | use can be made of money than to invest it inone | Griffith asked Palmerston if his attention had | ragged him ont to the carriage. Cross-examined:— Witness did not get strack; did not know they were. officers; Cronin had on blue clothes and a glazed cap: the others had on citizens’ clothes. en witness asked for their authority they did not show any but MILLIE AND CLARA FOWLER, MILEIE aw oreee FOWDEB, MILLIE AND OLA pa BS MILLIB AND GLABRA FOWLES, ‘Who will sppear in the Grand Ballet, entitled wy.81-3t of any Kind whatsoever. or place or kesp any ar- ticle deleterious to health, or in a: E OxFoRD: OXFORD! | fensive, (of which the Market Master rate se MUBIC HALL AND THEATRE, sodas.) ip 8 y part of the market; and any person e 8 nosy! fe: forfeit the f fi Hiath strest, fronting on Fe: Ivania avenze. fer the rat offence and ten dollars fe reach a rd been drawn to the proclamation offering $100,- 000 reward for the apprehension of Jefferson Davis, and whether the British ministers were repared tomake any representations té the Jnited States Government with reference to of these durable and accnrate time-pieces. Itisa kind of property that constantly returns good in- terest, and its money value is so well known tha nent offence, and neglecti it ~ | 8 pocket full of silver dollars wouldn’t be asuse | tne treatment of the Southern leaders. the pistol; they ought to have showed & star; THE REVOLT OF THE HAREM Becond week of tom conzy move the samme beyond the Market Houne fortes | ful. TIgetERinere\on tonto only reply he | don’t know that the pistol came apart when. THE RSVOLT OF THE HAREM. TOM CONEY, instantly, on the order of t] e Market Master, shall Sold by all respectable dealers in Washington could give was that her Majesty’s Govern- | Cronin struck Costello; heard it did; saw the THE REVOLT OF THE HAREM. The Celebrated Melo Dramatic Artist. forfelt and pay the sum of ten dollars additional THE AMERICAN WATCH co,, | | ™eBtMave no intention of attempting any in- | ball strike the partition; do mot suppose the easel i penal; and the offensive article or provisions forfeited to the use of the Corporation, parties were drunk, but they had liquor in; terference in the internal «ffairs of the United Principal Characters by the MONDAY, TOESDAY ‘D WEDNESDay, She a utider the direct f my %-1m Office, 182 Broadway, N. Y. States. ‘witness had on a rebel jacket and blue pants, POWLER SISTBRS. Will be preete MAH OF MANCH ENTE oe Mage vee ee wee de we ——_—_— This remark was received with cheers. same pants as now; saw Boyle strixe one man; WLBR Fist: DUMB MAN OF MANCHBS?TSR Bec. 11. And be it further ordained, That all per- ANCIENT FINE ARTS Frauce e struck Mike, the barkeeper. WLEB SISTERS. —— é fons are strictly ferbiiden te smoke within the Editor of the New York Herald:—Respecting the Th f the ing of recruiting offices It growing late, and being impossible to ex- THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY market bouse at any time, or te enter the same i 2 _ The news 0 opening o! Tere amine all the witnesses, it was agreed that the rts pax yan AND HIS MON when cloned. except by permission of the Market | Télics of porcelain ware found in the late exhuma- | for Mexico, in New York and Washington, case be continued till |Wednesday next, at two jAge BOBINSON AND HIS MONKBY. Master or to'post any bills or placar(isinside orout- | tions at Herculaneum, which have been forwarded | created an immense <ensation. p.m the hearing te be had in the Aldermen‘s Sas With foll and powerful casts. side oF any part of said building, or to deface or | to the fociety of Antiquities in London, whereof | _ The Moniteurvefraine fromjany allusion to it. | Dianiber. Baliat of $b injure Ene ane many papmets Cr £0 commit an: your correspondent says the bottle resembling | The general impression is that Napoleon will aaa rarer Also, the fingnew Ballet of she And any perdon offending agalust any of thence: | Drake's Plantation Bitters was andoudtedly | Hot stand it, and will direct the French eayad- | Dgranture or TRoors.—On Tuesday aad SULTANS PRIZE. Vistons of this section shaft besubdject toa penal. | Placed among the ruins by the agent of Br | TON tointercept any reinforcements for Jua- | wednesday the following troops, mustered out Second week of Introducing all the Great Dancers of the day, and f not less than ten. or more than twenty dol- | Drake. we desire to state that he is inoorrect in | ‘4 of service, left for the destinations named, by The Empress regent and the ministers long Ny BILLY BMERSO: for the return of the Emperor from Algiers BY Tea. for each and every offence. LLY PUSS 1 . ‘way of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, pass< every respect. Ifa bottle was found there bearing ing throngh Captain E, M. Uamp’s off our lettering. the language of the Ancient Ro- mans was different from the accepted literature of thatday. Our agent has other business than this in Europe. and has not beenin Italyat all. No doubt Americans catry Plantation Bitters to Rome; but trying to impose upon a society of the most numerons ; BUM ETHIOPIAN CORPS in the ci SRIDAY, BENBFIT OF TOM MATINEE A8 USUAL ON CONE TURD. ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION Wendell Phillips Views onthe Nerth Car- elina Proclamation. Bostow, May 31.—The New Englend Anti- Pa., Major Relmer, $50 men d Colone! Warren. 200 men—for Harrisburg. 114th P., Brig. General Collis, 298 men—for Philadelphia. 19th N. Y., Colonel Bunn, 730 men—for Elmira, 3d Pa., 19 men—for Pitts= ‘The Unequalled Song snd Dance Performer. American Watches! Sec. 13, And be it further ordained, That the im- — i pervi > ni 3 * Slavery Convention met to-day, and was very sf = T, seer cunipulol tbe. proserty cocmersd tse Antiquarians in this way seems quite useless, and | fully attended. The Rev.J.F. Sargent was | burg. 79th oo ae she eye eb tise THE OBBAPEET. with, (exoe t the hall and other rooms in the sec- | we do not appreciate the joke. It is unnecessary chosen Erexidents ey eet sore more reer ee i eurs,and see - " i i an 0 \- 3, oui hs - THE MO8T DURABLE, eee al Deorteraten to Sheree for us to spend money in Europe while we are un- endell Phillips, the chairman e bus Lient. Colonel Witman, 560 men—for Harris. ness committee, reported a resolution to the following effect: It is the settled opinion of the convention that the reconstruction of the rebel States without negro suffrage is a practical surrender to the Confederacy, and will make the anti-slavery proclamation of the late Pres- ident, and even theexpected amendmentto the Constitution of the United States, utterly in- efficient for freedom and the protection of the able to supply the demand for these celebrated Bitters here. Beapectfully, my 22-1w P. H. Draxr & Go. JOHN MULLIGAN, Jgan M GAN JOHN MULLIGA JOHN MULLIGAN, Geledrated in the History of the Profession as the OF ETHIOPIAN PERFORMERS! woett OF BTHIOPIAN PERFORMERS! 5 UL OF EPHIOPIAN PERFORMERS! MogUL OF ETHIOPIAN PERFORMBES! burg. ist N. Y. heavy artillery, 170 men—for Elmira. 195th N.Y, Colonel Sniper, 569 men—. for Syracuse. 2d N. Y. heavy artillery, Captain, Gifford, 72 men—New York city. 145th Pa., Lieut. Colonel McUrery, 200 men—Harrisburg. 140th Pa, Major T. Henry—Pittsburg. 20th Michigen, 360 men—Jackson, Michigan. 19th Maine, Lieut. Colonei Spaulding, 260 men—tor Angusta. lith N. Y. Independent Battery, 140 ter, whose duty it shall be to attend in the ket AND MOST RELIABLE ment of the fines and pgaalties and the Tules and ~ : > a re jationr oO: ie inarket, an ie Open TIME-KEEPERS EVER MADE. closing of the saine, and to cause it to be keotn at all tim , thoroughly gleansed, by, sweeping and ashing, to be done after marke’ Ours. THERE 18 NO ARTICLE 80 Whee. fi. And be i further ordained, ‘That the liwits of the market for country dealers in their USEFUL, own preduce, and hu reby declared to be, the space east of the market houre from the canal to Bridge WHY NOT USE THE BEST? Over twenty years’ increasing d nd has es- tablished the fact that MATHEWS’ VENETIAN 80 ‘treet, and on the south side of Bridge street, | HAIR DYE is the‘ best im the world. Itia the | D¢fTO 1Ace. —for Alb 208th Pa., 800; Ist Pa. Li ¢ the market house, t 4 1 e . a Mr. Philips supported the resolution in a | men Ibany. 2 ‘Bey COO; ‘a. Light i PORTABLE. oat Stare market house, o yersheasealls i ae cheapest, the most reliable, and most convenient. | vigorous apescke ie also. said there was only | Artillery, 165 men—for Marrisburg. 9th Mass. 2 the hucksters are hereb > den, to sell with- | Gomplete jn one bettie. Does not require any | one wayin which the people could still hold eeleal earned Com a al onras a J iD marke’ ouse without vin, i i - 3 o 5 cb. AND 80 BASILY CONVERTED INTO stands, or stalls, therein purchased, or mee eee ricee a ieieren ce oiene ente. eo. erune esl) HE! Belt ot Ag airs, ee Coat Was 8 ceclere: cavalry, 5&4 men—westward. ist division 15th MONS. L, 8ZOLLOBY afore! + or at any other piace in the limits No crock or stain. Does notrub off or make the | tlonofa repudiation of the entire war debt, 24700 ‘Yor Louisville.” MOBS’ L. BZOLLOSY eee sforesaid: chan at such stelle or stands: and itis | hair arpear dusty and dead, bat imparts to itnew | and such @ party wonld have his voice and | @™my corps 1.7% men. for Loulewille. MONS. L. SZOLLOBY hereby made the duty of the Market Master to | life and lustre. Produces a beautiful black er | Vote until God called him home. He would Weep errs eS MONS. L. SZOLLOSY meni assign and designate the space and position, with | brown, as preferred. A child can apply it. Always | Constantly oppose every step of reconstraction | very qnietly, railroad company having N WaTcoH in the limits aforesaid, to be used by eaidcountry | gives satisfaction, Only 78 cents per bottle, 8 1q | thatdid not place the negro upon an absolute | made such provisions that there is no delay at jallet Master and Dancer AMBRIOA . dealers, and by each of them respectively, and | & faction. v7 per » Bold | equality with the whitemau. There were bat | the depot. and it is expected that as soon as the id Ballet Troupe of mes any such assingnment or designation shall be iaal, | everywhere. two parties in the country—s_‘eophants of Jeff. | Mustering out officers get fairly to work, that A. I. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y. DEMAS BARNES & CO..New York, Wholesale Agents. myl6 eodly AUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES, UTI#UL YOUNG LADIES, JTIFUL YOUNG LADIES, over 25.000 troops per day will leave the city by rail, in addition to the regular passenger business of the road. and a refusal to abide thereby, shall eebieet PAST EXPERIENCE PROVES THAT THR | party Tefaring. to the penalty hereafter provided is ordinance. AMERICAN WATCH, “Rec. 15. And be it further ordained, That it shall Davis, and lovers of liberty. Every man who supported the North Carolina proclamation wasa Jeff. Davissycophant Better, far bet- UTIFUL YOUNG LADIES, + ee not be Jawful for amy person within the market v: i ter, would it have been for Grant to have sur- ena eee 38 OF DIAMONDS XCELB ALL OTHERS FOR OHRAPNESS, A | house limits, and within market kcurs, topur- | eyo when rer can bor ATER BOLSENY Pio | rendered to Lee than for President Johuson | [7 Business is noteo briek this eceaon inthe Latte ONDS 7 chase or Ofer te purchase. Lad Srticle oration TORAL, the world's great remedy that cures it. to haye surrendered to North Uarolina. northwest as usual. The farmers are holding ¥IRST WATER. OURY OF PERFORMANCE. AND Lae eae cue nek HiT er ee | myer lw es ae rie i a a their surplus wheat back, waiting for higher FIRsT WATER. URABILITY | buckster, who shall have or hold any stall or stand BPBING AND BUMMBR CLOTHING. FROM HAVANA. prices. People in the country are buying as D B : in said wark . oF Offer to purchase, for New styles rb Btock Of Dress, Back. and| Prebable Dis: 1en of the Stonewall— caretully of merchandise as possible. Old ms elivery within or r market hours, under any Wi Coats, Pantaloons, vaaee ek. mu Late News f Mexico—Arrest of Am clothes are being worn yet a few monthe JERI e ees Deere LARGE ASSORTMENT, BOTH | PCS OF pretence whatsce.er, during market “Clo! ‘urnishing Goods, &c..&c, . 2 er- | longer, and plain food takes the place of lax- WE OFFER A ’ hours, «ay provisions, produce, or attic) ; | We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men’s icans in Vera Cruz, uries. The effect of this necessary economy is GOLD AND SILVER youd ior Bale, sad, ay persons ocane ana Boys! Ready-made Olothing, which, for ele- | » Nzw York, May 31.—The steamship Eagle, | to make trade duller than usual. JOFPH HA CHARLEY KANB. . Soeteeieret tie et Master oF where the tate of etrle, wari re. es: of fabric and rom Bayane ae wae insran’ yee, arrived: heotn mae P OF EVERY VARIETY, fence is brought to his notice by any citizen, th Pee mmmarectare Rat ach 2eee eer 2 gs the intelligence that the re U7 Pittsburg has just finished a perfect i8en HA GHARLBY RANS perron so cifending shall on conviction, fortert | Based, by any stock heretolore: offered in ram Stonewall was delivered tothe Captain | model of the famous rebel. iron-clad Move JosH HAR OHABLBY KANE, aT and pay not less than ten. nor more than twenty | “spose in search of Clothing for Gentlomen’sand | General as a deposit, to await instructions | rimac, and also 8 monitor, as @ contribution to dollars for each end every offence. Youths’ invited to call and exami: from the home Government as to what dispo- | tn, at Sanitary Fair at Ohi Thi s JOHNNY REDDEN AND BYLVAS CLARER, C Bec. 16. And b- #t further ordained, That any per- | YOuths’ wear are a ec hail be made to bh were Ty cago. The ves ences meen vieadicabaslcanchestac) sour peisoas. who abail renist, or refuse Pe: ter Wart To on the most reassnable’ wont “ispe will probably. be delivered upto the | Sti ane SE OORCOR TT 5 elieenns eynes ae, : lers, dience to the Market iter, or any order given % size to their prototypes, are yet of good dimen- sional Ace ttles rt te Obes by bin in forcing the Tales ang regulations or | pAl#o. 80. extensive assortment of ——s United Stites. Vera Cruz have been recetyea | 1008 and furnished jwith machinery, guas, 354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, lass ine eet pe LL com= | gary for g.complete outa to the sth instant. &c., complete. re; ordinant my-6t NEARMBTROPOLITAN HOTBL, | forwhich a genalty ot herginbelore provided. oe 1- Ae WAL eronotitn Hotel Beildine, On that day six Americans were arrested, | s@-A few days since a returned sdidier pur- ae — | sball be liable tos penalty of mot less t! five but no reason assigned for the proceeding. chased a new pair of boots st a store in Buffa- ANSON HocezE se ‘EB’B OOAL OOMPANY. nor mere than twen' joliars. and that af! fines To Portry, ENRICH THE BLoop, BEAUTIFY t! ‘The city was garrisoned by only three hun- | lo, and left hisold ones, but some time after re- BOR C@AL aT cost and ronaltieeuscaliy aman De Tecevered as fines | a rplexion, ‘use HELMSOLD'S HIGRLY OougxM: | dred troops. turned and called for them. When they were HNSON “Bee. it; And ie tt further ordained, That onthe | T2A7ED. Fivro Exraact BausaPanixca, One | Allthe troops that could be spared were | brought him he ripped open the Haimg and. . with the entire 70 completion ‘of the fish market, over the canal, the | bottle equals in strength one gallon of the Syrup | sent out from Puebla after guerillas. took from beneath $1,550 in packs, in de~ PANY QANTERBURY, STOCKHOLDERS. Mayors shall canse the stands therein to be sold at orDecostion, ange é ane Suasist woops were appearing in all nomination ot $50, $500, ‘and $1000, whieh he Pany HE OANT . ci 423 7 BENTH STREST, ab P ic Sale. ie et ler. after reasonable OLgag, SMooTH Skim AND BuravuTirvL Com- arters. ad plaice ere ani MPANY OF THE CANTERBURY, | O%ce—N0- 423) pera inne S| ene ties, until the Jat of March, 50, and pinion follows fie use of Hataaotn's’ Cowoun- a Ra ArT &7General Dwight’s division, formerly the © Wecackebteti: in advance for the whole time. and thet thee TRATED FLUID EXTRAOT oF BARSAPARILLA, re- . first division of the Nineteentharmy corps, Bance 0 fares the licable, and Can consistent with th: C ariel fae tion, a) Coal, 2,240 Ibs., to Philadelphia. —— 63 cee thi eles x 135 | fr ro, the same, ‘and the ‘Market Master is ‘ard ses and Delivery.........—— ¢ Freight Philadelphia, present rates.....250 | Bec. 18. And be it further ordained, That it shall Wharfage —— ~~... eevee 25 | pot be law: 1 for amy person or persons (other than those licensed as green grocers,) to sell or offer $063 | £07 sale. within the limite of this corporation, py freak. or sal ate, or -previsions of any 40 ind usually and heretofore sold in the market os heey xcept smo! i ‘ghz sther place than. Ree Ree ae A market hi nd the limita of Are willing to continue to pay frem 50 to75 | hi rovided, ‘eittve: per pad advance on your Coal? Do you wish | house herein criablishea usace Pet malty of aot to save from $3 to $5 per ton,and get a good arti- | less than twenty nor more than di 8 fo cle, well prepared ? each every cltance, 10 be recovered aa dines and Bach Btockholder in the HOUSEKRBPERS’ eit dpa Se cae he 6th S- 1d COAL COMPANY ie furnished with a coupon for'|, 3? every share of stock he holds. Bach cou enti- eget pen Bt rs, in out ir reigity ider ¥ CO. ‘of this ordinance,sh: rate flee the 0.4 TON OF COAL ANNUAELY | a Sof this ordloance. shall bent the'rateof« AT OOBT for 16 years. fthe U.5. Supreme meoranelack spots, pimples and all eruptions of And use Vanstone Tron CINECENT at teh and Salt Rheum in 43 hours, Ghillblaine: Uloers and all Mrapt onact the Skin. Bold by all Draggis mar 23-ly leaves for Savannah, Ga, with orders to re~ port to General Bee They go on trans~ rts srom Alex! ey va The Union citizens of Aqnuasco District, Prince George's county, Md., have adopted resolutions endoraing and pledging their sup- port to the Administration of President Joha- ‘Howell Cobb was paroles at Nashville, ana permitted to visit his family. eee Mallory aud Senator Hill were forwarded io Fort Warren, =e seep PROVISION: MARKETS—All kintis of meat - begins to show 8 declining tendeacy. Good ednesday sor Cost of Mining and Transporting a ton of ‘ . NASHVILLE, May 31.—Judge Catron, Asso- ciate Justice fof the Supreme Court of the United States, died in this city last night. Hon. John C. Bradley, Colonel Nicholas Cavis, and Judge Parsons,of Alabama, are hete, en route to Washington to confer with President Johnson relative to the reorganiza- tion of civil government in Alabama. i ta, , D. GILM 360 Pennsylvania avenue. BRIDAL CHAMBSE, an Besay of Warnin, aod nstraction for Young ae Ae 90) < Ww an treatment for rinary ces eon sal Dyateme—Bent free,in besled exveloven. Address Dr. J. 8x1LL1m Hougerom, Howard Agso- ciation, Philadelphia, Pa. Tah Sind famariten’s ony is she certain, sate and * only vegetable rem- i ce eeu eee eee vesianah Te! oe ee aay tied twikeos Whd to beerpesed, Sisle packages. $2; LADIE®’ MATER ADIES’ maging oN ° ON Ba! AY, oe SEGRBAY, Bt cheap prices; Ladies Scents, Children 15 cts, Arrest ef Rebel Officers. Bugiinetos, Vt, May 30—Two ' rebel officers, who gave their names as Lewis Oas- tveman and O. J. Murray, were arrested on board the steamer United States-this, evening atthis port. They asserted that’ thay arece.gn their way to New York to on Packer selves to General Dix. mutton was bought W: 20 cents & pound; butter was down to 35 and ; Brat quality strawberries were.sold at 12 nud 20cents the quart. Eggs are yet at fom 30 to 33, cents per nozen.—. L il price of Coal, months. and to expire on the Ist days0f January. | Itis the a ‘cars at 5 Horses Given Away. — sgl wice the entre coat af hrs sack im fo yeersye&. | pri; Jui and Oelaber, and parable tn afvange: | doa exposed, %- | Hou the prisoners, were amumatee of. t208e | Government horses. were sen WEDNREDY, MAY 31, 1965, a Te ey are lioe reat, befenswableccin Samaritan’ s Rostand itera eand | notorious parties. ‘They are now in jail in | yor gratuitous distribution. , AFTERNOON AND EVENING. order, Tita cho maculnery, Se.) ‘weceneary te Be rmagont care tor gros rote Users this city. waiting merce BENBMIT OF J. 8, CLARKE (one pemreysgemaaes) Cant eta |" “4 BPE Data Besa. deveredoemen \7-General Averill, the. well-known caval- +B . From the tae of farpius ea over thet uso by “Gonaate’s Homey Boar. Ty officer, has reaigned frou service, peated the Btockh : to | 1.1003 , a ; . K. Warren has re- ~ — | RRA emer eae an ane, | Rakes cart! JPTION BOOKS ORSN: AT TER: aiid and emetiont in Sty nature, Srasranily sented | MINOT a rateg g ee Taeaar Santen, aah oe Fae or ea Phireweath Hoots perro fag ose las fm jeastclar army, end'wilt rovara to: pri- a 4 ‘tad H fe a. S17 . c xr 3 Soros wakibiied io Weaning | oy Washisigten, D0, uate lifes gerr Ate