Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1867, Page 1

—7—_ * THE EVENING STAR 3S 2UBLISHED DAIPY, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED) Mr. McNerbany moved to proceed to cleat four de! to the convention. The ‘Wing nominations made — Wu O. Holt, Francis J. MeNerhany, (dee Hi eli ) George A. Bohrer, (deciined,) Georre AT THE SPAR BUILDING, w Stier: Henry Young, ‘samen 3 (Dion. r ‘2. ener won SeeDwert corner Tian aa Gnd 110; atrest, ae Sag nag ge an aa Ges eee W. D. WALLACH. appears The STAR ‘s seryed hy tae carriers to their Subscribers in the City and District at Tax Omrts PER WERE. Copies at the counter, with oY without wrappers, Two Omnrs each. PrRics FoR Martine:—Three months, One Detar and Fifty Cents; etx months, Three Dol- lars; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are Evening Star. The WEEKLY STAR— published on Friday o& XXIX. WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. 1867. N2, 4,396. Worning—One Doar and a Half a Year. ve nm his sentiments that the moveme! fmopportuneé and caiculated to forestall con servative measures.) T. A. Tolson, O. A Bowie, Henry Bright, Joba H. Russell, Jas. . McCathran, wis Weber, (declined) Jonn . Little, (declined.) Francis Garrett and ©. F. Smith, (declined) The nominations were closed. and Messrs. Jobn Bright and Lewis Weber were appoint- ed tellers) While the votsng Was in progress, Mr. James Boissean stated that Mr. J. HM. Ras- sell isa resident of the Fifth Ward, and not eligible in this. The votes being counted, tne Obsirman announced that Wm. 0. Holt, G W Muller, Heary Young, T. A. Tolson and Hen- ry Bright were elected. Mr. McNerdany delivered a brief addres<, congratulating the meeting upon their sele tion of gent emen to represent them in conven - liom, urged the voters to register and vo" deprecated the failure to register a5 @M un) tiflable self-disfranchisement The meeting then adjourned STEAMBOAT LINES. OLOTHING, &e. SPECIAL NOTICE arene De ae D LOBANO, MEROBANT TAILOR, corner — TH LTIMORES = M. nae and D streets, desires to é. ng freight connection at AQUIA OBBEK | turn bis thanks forthe liberal with BICHMOND. FREDERIOKS. upon BORG AND POTOMAC BAILBOA LOCAL NEWS. ———-e ‘THE CENTRAL REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION Last evening & meeting of this association was beid at Wood ward’s Hall, (Pennsylvania aye- enue, Be&r iith street,) and was attended by TELEGRAMS, ac. At the charter election held in New Bruns- wick, J. yesterday, Miles Ross, the Demo- cr@tic candidate fer Mayor, was elected py GW) majority. Four Democraticaldermen were also elected ou: of six, which makes a Democratic rath All who suffer e nauseous oa Colds, iy EX tA to the palate as effectual fo ser, The Seta ne De ne eee from sigaty taone hundred persone, tuclading SuaEAAy Slee nein = Saagoeny pete . medy: emocratic J . : sprin klip, the colored race was IMPO! NT F UuReP Pickle. an. steams nt ee Cant Joke 5 Baloam iss pleasant remedy; remety; | gives the Democrats a majority in the Board | fy’, a - ANT FROM EUR 90D, 5 5 7 DON associate, continues wharf every WEDNESDA and SATURDAY, at v ¢ first meeting held in this hall by the asso- ci@hen, Bad it was evident tha: tt could pot poweriul remedy; itis a speedy remedy, it is a remedy that cures ao 10 of Freeholders for Middlesex county. Special Orders No. 7, with reference to the {tention to the style and gene: 6a. m., for Baltimore, and usual way landinge'on | ® ; 4 Potomac river. Betarsiag tenve Baltimore every | Sil garments made at the establishment The be e Dave been selected by any plethoric Repun- Lompox, April ¢ = . Di IN, pri M.—it is new ay work and medera’e charg Alemecin thee By BUPYormation of | election of public officers in the State of Me 2 Jadging roms tho language of some when kiewrn tht en ning the ghuetmenn Wer farther fatormeation BRAS & BRO FF J: SEiBERGER the greatest importance to the young of both | Louisiana. not having been receiyed in the blowing. The president, Mr. John R. Elvans, | °f Lexembarg in fo the military mb i8-tf No, 345 Pennaylvanta a parish ot Livington in time to prevent the election previously ordered there, the same has been held contrary to the directions contained in that order: the election is therefore declared rity of the Pr not long ago commenced negot the King of Hol- land for the purchase of the Grand Dachy, took the ch: and holding up an immense carpenter's mallet, (seven and a halt pounds weight.) remarked as he had had some diffi- sexes E . Lorros & Co.,) It teaches how the homely may beceme beauti a ema ee ’ : fol. the despieed respected, and the forsaken MERCHANT TAILOR, loved. STEAMER WIL! SMALL 3 Ss rae FoR ree No young lady or gentleman should fail to send STERN SHORE, And its incorporation with the French empire. tt s te r — their Address, and recelve a copy post-paid, by | null aud void. = ra penderng te cates Gene meee | hust.nn the Sorizaen 08 Lancembnne, wheres one —The Steamer WILSON SMALL, return mail. News has been received that the Liberals T. LEQSARKD, nowin D 21 of the strongest fortifications in Europe, is Address P. 0. Drawer. 21, e}, and he wished it understood that when : 5 > * held by a Prussian gsrrison, and the Prasstan h 1 ; D 1 . sit Zosects one of the staunchest, JAMES T. WALERE, ap3 D&Weoly 2 _Troy, N. ¥. ed Se ——— a malien sana sm dectaion ie a tespterared hapa 4 Gevenamet. poeen a by the Thole of Ger- 7 DES’ fe ae i t many, b th ae a Ee MEN’S MERCER AND TAILOR. MADAME EF THORE TOR Tae great Rng. | sated that Juare and. Be ee een re | Seber oan ene nee © | Ducky ts Peamee the Ree or ee ae her pier 0; ite N. 70 Light arf. ase Seventh Btreet, asa lish Astrologist. Olai and Psyehometri- ave asked our Governmen elp ie Soe Sane pecan ey Pome grog Matiet | Withdrawn from any further negotiations om more mers TUBSDAY TAU ve and ‘ > Ft, cian. who has astonished the scientiti mullian to escape, and insure @ sate paseage to ie wine Sania Che beee teh ene | Ghesutfect, ‘The French Papert ane ee TURDAY, at9 p.m, for BASTON POINT, Pst he aoc rae AE dune Tharniae peseensstTeak wenden: {| Esrope. They are anxious toget rid of him. | With great vim aughtero! ™- | nis preposition shall be cared oot ene beta .7 ORF n Ds Bae nue: Beseral pabiie: that hel most daily re. ful powers of second sight as to enable hertoim- | The French squadrons of iron-elads from The secretary, Mr. A. G. Hall. read the | @*ty completed. The natienai pride of France Pre i fhe Go EK, i ceiving additions to wow beautifal part knowhedge of the greatest Importance to the | Havana is expected at New London, Uonn. minutes of the last meeting. has been deeply wounded and a wild anti- SAbs WHARE CABIN CRE: ted ingle or married of either sex. While ina atate Prussian feeling has seized the country. in RDS WHARF. LLOYD'S LAN} stock of Goods. ada oO. single or mai as the water is not deep enongn for the flag- The following-named persons were reported . ing from THE RASTEEN SHO. iN AND YOUTH’S WEAR of tr edelineates the very features of the | obit a: New York The fleet consists of the | on favorably by the executive committee aud | ‘B€ Meantime, while the dispute is pending Tina's Uanding att >. Carmi yo Dat ch pS mployed forte Biren , ee Se | iron-clads Magneta, fiagship, Magnanime, | elected members John F. Cook, J.H. Wash. | 0th Prussia and France are making mil sud Baston Pointat3 p. ‘one But the mo : . wesdav a: and perfect satisfaction cu oth with and Flandre. The officer in command is Ad- ington, J. D. Farren, M. A. Pit preparations. This threatening state of » Hawkins 6 the Paycho- ‘@ntees to produce a life-like moeare .} STYLE. MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP, he financial panic which now hnsband or wife of the applic miral de Rouciere de Noury. Taylor, M. Whittey, R. J. Beall, W.J. Waiker, | '* he cause of t P 9 * ists in L ls e tment of er with dat of marriages owe a The journeymen house carpenters of Phita- | R- Selkirk, W. H. Wheeler, W. Syphax, W. | Crise in Lendon, Paris, and ailjthe principal iii tbr taplerehegae bug. ae thousands of testimontals camassert Bho | delphia ceased work Monday, being on a strike oy en a ayn gd —— 5 CHMOND, FREDEBIOKSBURG AND Fe | ci reall etaxapuccusoing: wili'send when desired certitind certificate, or | for" <3 per aay. Heretofore they have re- = MO! ec _ TOMAO &. ap 5-tf i tee, that the picture is what it pa Cortes, By enclosing & small lock of hair. ce of birth. ag prisoners on the charge of high treason eom- menced here yesterday. The prisoner Massey has turned Queen's evidence ConsTaNTINOPL formerly the T AILBOAD, T® TBAVELLERS GOLNG SOUTH TWICR DAILY Dp. m. excepted,) in, Mr. A. Watson asked if nominations would be in order for collector, register, &c. The Chair. —No. sir; if you have any person to nominate as a member, the Chair will hear tbe name. ceived $2 50. he plasterers and stone cutters struck some time o for higher wages, but after holding out six weeks recommenced work at the old wages. “GC boreiN a BF 300 all wool Cassimere Vests... position and April 9.—Ed. Bi ih Consul General a- ™ les, bas been appointed En voy of the Sublime . The factory of the Bowmanville Furniture Mr. Watson remarked that some of the mem- 7 = 3 ‘The quickest and most direct route to Kichmona, aidreee fenton MAD ARES Content: | Manufacturing Company, at Bowmanvilie, | bers were becoming very much exercised in | Porte to the United States of America. ¥a..and the South, via the rene ®7” 500 all wool Cassimere Pants. TOR. P.O. Box 283, Hadson, N. Y. c.W., —— vitae ieee ores a hog em iat the erties = = proposed to re- I (By Steamer ) Smers from 7th Street Whi > 1 weol ‘3 D&Weely by fire on Saturday n. t e loss is very eve their anxiety immediately. tis stated that the resolution of France, steam ao Hy Te mye aT 200 —— Jackets, a! sp heavy. One hundred and tnirty persons haye Capt. Wilson Millar offered a resolution that | Austria and Russia to recommend collect vel Pants, all weol y Bielupond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Ratiroad. | §@~ 900 Boys’ Pants, all weol........ 5a BOTH OHRONIO AND INFLAMMATORY | been thrown out of work on account of it, hereafter® member making a motion should | to the Porte the cession of Candie tthe vi there with trains on MATISM are being daily cured by MET- i the Bichmend and Petersburs and Blchmond aca Ree S OHEi Manic came e The izial of Lieutenant Colonel George | bave but ten minutes to speak on the subject, | has net been carried Out ou soronat er ae eee ille Batlroads. for Petersburg, Weldon, Wii- Bales, Salisbury, ‘Oher- ists. sprestw eee go. FORD, Agent. BEMEDIAL ima FOR SPEOIAL . 14 Bond street, New York. Sv Poli rmation, with the highest testimo- 10 00 | mials; also, # Book o 3 Special Diseases, 1” a sealed cg | envelore, t free, ia sure and send for them, od Gnd you will mot renret it; for,as advertising phy- b, snore’ ir. Keyport and O. Vanderbilt leave 7th | gz 50 Boys’ Onssimere Suits. = dfn) p. to aad arrive it Hichtnsod ef | 87-100 Boys’ Cassimere Suits, choice. 1.9 p.m. and 2.45. m. &7 100 Boys’ Suits, extra fine. THROUGH TO BICHMOND IN SEVER HOURS: | 57-109 Boys’ Baits extra fine Witty Miles Ghent ane 56 we @ *? | ga 100 Boys’ Suits, fine French Gassime and others five minutes each, which was adopted. The Chair announced that the Proposed amendment to the constitution providing that the executive committee shall eensist of five delegates trom each ward, and George- town, and five from the Central Association, as being in order. Brown, who was pursued through Europe and finally arrestedon the charge of embez- zling Government funds, (British) was con- cluded at Montreal, C. W.,on Monday. Ver- dict not guilty. A considerable party left Providence, R. 1, Tuesday morning by the ten o’elock train for New London, to participate in a prize fight fusal of England to join im the representation of those Powers. he Ambassaaore of the above powers have only been instracted to re- commend separately to the Porte the cession of Crete, without exercising any pressure upon Turkey. A rumor that France had made overtures to Austria to protest collectively agaist the * ., Mr. ©. S. Bates asked if Georgetown was | treaties of Pruseia with Baden, Wurtemberg Fisher’s nd, between George Rooke, of | , by —, id via “ sicians are rally impostors, without references | OP a “ imcluded. and stated that some of the George- and aria, and that Austria has refused, is Omen ant SuStaiberg to Richmond, ates | force peas eatin eieers bo stranger‘ ald be trusted.” Tnclose tam aries Collins, of New York, town Republicans wished to form an associa. | without any foundation 5 “ and | ys Baits, se or postage ai rect to . tion there. andard = Tre! Conese» Onin, conner © Pomme, oxoune oan ace Bee 14 Bond street. New York 2012-D&Wiy | Provencher, on trial at Montreal, ©. W., werne ae a eed mys:—It ts cartentty zh. S57 100 Men’s Buite, assorted Major W. S. Morse offered a substitute, that each ward association or club shall elect or Sppoint a committee of five, which shall con- jointly comprise a city executive commitiee, and who shall have power to call nominating conventions, &c., to include Georgetown. has been found guilty of poisoning Jontre 4 and sentenced to be hanged. The trial of Pro- vencher’s partner in guilt, Sophie Borsclere, was commenced Monday. it is reported that measures are preparing reported at St. Petersburg that an offensive and defensive alliance bas been eoncluded be- tween Prussis and Russia, and that Roumania is & party to the arrangement. The London Times’ Berlin correspondent says:—\n Berlin and all Germany QGouat Bis- Wa” MABBIAGE AND OELIBAUY, AND THE Beppiness of True Mashood.—Am Essay for Young Men on the Orime of Solitude, and the Physiological Brrors, Abuses and Diseases which create impediments to Marriage, with sure means of Belief. Sent bags letter envelopes, free 2 Ctiames and Bageage We dcd bargage be | 87 100 Men's Buits, matched mond. &7 100 Men's Suits, all woe... on Sone he gigi 7 100 Men’s Suite, fine Englis! Frederickabarg by stop: | g7- 10) Men’s Suits, ex. fine English. ft | quietly for the arrest and bringing to justice of Dr. Boyd asked if five trom the Central | marck has reached the highest step on the Iad- ‘ charge, Address Dr. J: SKLLLIN HOUGHTON, | at jenst balf a dozen of the mon notorious job- | Association were excluded. der ofrenown, tm consequence of divulgin Ping at bdr carga board of Steamers. “ SF 100 Men’s Suits, fine French... Howard Associ Philadelphia, Pa. jall-3m by operators in bebalt of New York jobs, at Major Morse.—Yes, sir. the secret treaties. Indeed. the merest pnw eOEO. MATTIE eemet Agent, Washtueton, | #27 100 Men's Suits, ex. fine Fremel.un 3000 —SEORET DIsmAgns. Albany. Dr. Boyd.—Then I’m opposed to it. at the situation in which he managed tosecure as i exo. M. HANEY, Bamanivan’s Grrtis the most certain, safe and J. P. Davis, proprietor of the American After some debate— these impertant arrangements is enough to Ly G@eneral Passenger Agent. #7 The goods sre all new and fresh made upin | effectual remedy—indeed, the only vei le reme- | House, at Fox Lake, Missouri, committed sui- Mr. L. E. Dudley said be believed the asso- | pring out his diplematic energy and skiil in a. Se i peer dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four Gaya, and cide Monday morning by taking morphine, | ©i#tion bad no power over the ward clubs, strong rehef. Notwithstanding his decided PAWNBROKER the styles for Spring aa ot on . recent Bye pee Baa ane leaving a wife and large family. No cause is = he moved to iay the subject on the table; eg in poate mig ego s a wo ong J. H. 8M & 00., y the soldier's hope, and-a friend te those wide | 8*8igned for the commission of the act. 3 ¢ Rhine obli, im to spare Austria from POW dan hty eet near ee A 4 “ Mr. John F. Cook moved to postpone the destruction and confine bis uaifying tenden- W ArsaH’s Great Central Clothing House, ~~ , tobe exposed. Male packages, §3;fe- Hence pate va ee, — - sunject mati a second Tuesday in Mey. cies to the country north of the Maine . 41m 60 7th street, opp. Pest Office. AM ARI 't aND H Jvuicus—A th id 4 26. J r. olmes offered a resolution for The Stuttgart Gaort’e repudiates the possi- CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE, = = ent pee eae Spynilis, Serofaia, Uice noe bhiip ce gibied pry aad Wilner Bold: | eaen club to elect nine representatives, bility of neutrality onthe part of Wonrem. . 480 10th street, one door below Penn. & 4 — Sores, Spots. Tetters, &o. Price 1.25 per bottl ed saan " amsport as Several parties attempting to get the floor, berg in the event of European war complica- DRY GOODS, &e. Bold by ‘ord. See advertisement P : ie and a number of objections asin made, the | tions, aud says:—It would be chimerical to ex- pte ops ee Fee Sg hahaa <fBtn, gota ¥. | resolution was withdrawn, the Chair. after pect to participate in the benefits of national On Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches s ELLING OFF AT CO8T. AMUSEMENT: Wataea Jacke or. ane th be hol e! “a “yor, | giving some heavy thumps with his gavel, | existence witbout sharing the dangers by Clothing, Furniture, and Merchandise of every 2 2 seme oanbe se SY waa ne city ticket | succeeding in restoring order. Geaert pt _ by two hundred and seventy majority. The election in Jersey City, yesterday, re- sulied ina Republican *riumph, the first in which it may be threatened A despatch from Cork, Lreland, says:—Sey- eral additional arrests for bigh treason have Mr. H. A. Hall believed thatall the associ- ation could consistently do was the recom- mending of the in. 8 Open every day(except Sunday) from 8 a. m. to j.'B.—Business strictly confidential. fo 28-tf et Feceived our ne’ id well selected NATIONAL THEATRE. Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards’ Hotel, ted in the conflict, The last volume of the kind as a pointment of committees, | been made in the couaty and city the last two = MILLINERY GOODS, Last but three of seven years; gain over five hundrea &c.; that this was a voluntary association. It | days. = LICBNSED BY AUTHORITY . ] ast appearance ree 0 The mass meeting of the freedmen which | *bOuld not pretend to act for the ward clabs, 47 5p pobasrine s LOAN Oprion 7 5 mmcanine ee ie two, prorite characters and | was called for to-day at Augusta, (a. has omy. hoe ge mie lecenly ibagyperncrernt gone MUMCHAUSES TATSR ATURE —Some of the . -d . * been postponed till Saturday. - a war volumes which are appearing from time NEY losned on ti ait ‘THIS (Wed WENING, April 10 : : Mr. Cook's motion a series of resolutions. ten- | to time, remind one of the arns whieh arm r > sina: id 5 z Ss 6 Brown for his efforts in . Sepnlcten emer = my Loa peat And having, unexpectedly, to move by the Ist of | Mrs. Smi 4 b ba = tonceoee ads Don The ice in the St. Lawrence remains firm. ward aseocintions; providing that ward sluce Incals Monsuhinns tout — a 3 hs 3m" B. BUBNSTINE. » We sballeell our ane nerves rated burlesiue, — shall elect delegates to meet on the i6th inst., | afford much amusement to both Southeranen ‘HE OLD ESTABLISHED FIBM oy | ENTIBESTOOK,F&OM THIS DATE, AT COST oe EAPPIN: | cap EE ELECTION IN MARYLAKD To-Day.—In | who shal consider the expediency of calling | Noreen eemusemen! part . GOLDSTEIN & U0. LICENSED PAW NBROK mae pursuanee of the provisions of the act passed | convention, &c.: bnt befure he rend the ree. CALL AND SECUBE GREAT BARGAINS, Aladdir : y Don ees olutions he proceeded to speak on the subject. 34 FOUR-AND-A-HALF STKEET WEST, by the General Assembly of Maryland, at its history of “Mosby and His Men,” who are near Pennsylvania avenue, E. LENZBERG £ CO, | 4 GRAND ENTERTAINMENT recent session, authorizing the voters to cast | peared se'if the member cee ern ot gee fabelous achievements aii thresh Moran, Offer the highest cash advances om sll kinds of 46 Market Space, under the Avenue House. for the benefit of their ballots for or against a State Constitu- | other. aud he proceeded to urge that better Virginia, and furnished Lee the key to nearly Merchandise, to any amount and for any mh 28-Im* " tional Convention, an election is Jeing beld to- | feeling should prevail—in the course of bis | all bis victories In one pl we are told time desired, st reasonable er = = UNION Spiers ee B. CHURCH, day. Ascording to the notice of Sheriit Thomp- that Mosby and three of bis partisans to - = = willbe gi son, calling an election in timore, all per- bjected to his pro- | fight and s 4 - eee ree ted ae ee ati ott yeieatnenie. DANCING. THURSDAY EVENING, April 11, sons voting shall express on their ballots in | ceeding further E “s Gred aud eighty of theSista en York fe 21-1y At the ASSEMBLY BOOMS, on 12th street, | Writing or printing, the words «Fora Conven- Mr. Rinehardt took his seat, but a resolution | Gayalry. while” instances are innomerable peers. 3. W. &H. P. KBEIS’ near C street. lion,” or “Against 4 Convention,” and at the | being adopted allowing him to proceed, he where they single-handed slew all way IP Den Tickets, admitting a Gent.and Lady, 91.50; | same time a place the yoters shall elect continued, saying that he hoped they would Yank: = R. NAL ANOING ACADEMY ~ y' Pp 7 from feur to ten Y ees apiece. Such voi PE ONA a ; se 0) Senay arc Single Tick 31 ap 10-20" — en from each of the legislative | settle down, and leave the nominations to the | umes must naturally disgust the late Southera: ma bn Dnb@in teen Enaea_ee”lvowv DH, ennsy! val avenue, hs ‘an ste.. 7 A SE istricts of Baltimore city to said convention, | people of the wards, where the largest expres % t that 7 IM Midsums wit giver ile soadiee,, tacladiag Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. EEE NE ORES A MOUSE. according tothe provisions of the act of the | sion of opinion could be obtained. e should repudiate this chistere es aa eae Past, Present: ma ice, 420, nert MONDAY EVENING APBIL &, 1567, “sets. New Classes forming ev: ning. Those de- he sing $2 aptere our — . should ‘ail them- = fps —— = ave of this on PERIAL JAPAN TROUP: CosEIDENTIAL —Young men who have in- ‘reparatt: will be made in this quarter for Just att Petaprers So bag Med cours nese Jared themselves py certain secret bubits, | ourannual May Ball. ; rtiste: er permitted to le: i (arrica WioPatswaiddteceed staid | woteeuat'Se begeay2, 2. Bill’ and wa, tT AMG ERO T ER also. mi 4 : e ho. from the follies of youths or other | The Hall cas be miciea fe Bairees, Ro, RE LG feel a debility in advance of their years, acing themselves under the treatment of on General Assembly. The following are the candidates for the con- vention, put in nomination by the Demecratic Corservative party of Baltimore, the Repub- licans declining to make any nominations: First Legislative District—John H. Barnes. isang S George, Joshua Vaueant, Edw’d F. Flaherty, James A. Henderson, Lindsey H Reynolds,Ezra Whi'man. Second Legislative District—Geo. M. Gill, George Wm. Brown, should repudiate this “history” as coataiming about As muck trath as the “Arabian Knights.” N. ¥. Commerci STILL ANOTHER VicTIn To CHLOROFORM. — A young lady died in Baltimore last week from the effects of taking ckloreferm, whica was administered to her by a demtist, with the consent ofa physician. This is the third death from the same canse that we have had to Dr. Boyd urged a postponement of the sub- ject, and the previous question having been called, the motion of Mr. Cook, postponing the subject until the second Tuesday in May, was adopted. Major Morse offered a resolution, declaring that no authority ts vested In the central asso- ciation to call & nominating convention, and that such power belongs to the ward associa- 3 The Imperial Troupe is composed of over twen- Days and Howrs of Twition : For Ladies,” Mis mee ters, Tuesday and | 'Y of the most extraerdi Y performers, male any on id frat read ‘The Beoret Friend.” | Saturday afternoons, from $ tod oclock, Married iadies wii! learn something of importance | Gentiemen a Ee ale tions paper f ed gee he MNevenaa to pre- | chronicie within s few weeks. The resamp- n eve- ernar Jarier, rt itchie, Henry F. | vent centralization an: manipulations by the | tion is t chloroform is a very cerous by perusing ‘The Secret Friend,” Bent toany ad- | nings from8 tele a tlock ty and Friday PORTEY OF MOTION, Garey, George W. Dovbin, J. Hail Pleasants, | wire pullers. agent, even in the most careful hands, and ye Ge lope. é a Oty — Bae information, cg Sng fe = hours BR IBELYING. &c. i 5 chi meng riper les de Brewer, Several points of order being raised. and | that no physician can say with certainty, rese Dr. py & ee " lon, or ress @ note to the Academy. ohn Ferry, J. Montgomer: ters, es. Mae. a EIT | “Gassme tetera eis emo: jas iho workaeres ont pereormer 2 Tank, Isane Ml Deon Major Morse being personally appealed to, withdrew his resolution, remarking he did not wish to have it said that he introduced a fire. brand Mr. N. H. Miller obtained the floor, and was proceeding to speak of the objects of the associa- Uon, when Mr. Bates raised a point of order. Mr. Miller continued, standing, when Mr. Bates insisted that he take bis sexy. when he administers this drug, that his pap Went will ever be restored to consciousness. This is a fearful price to pay for immanity from pain during a brief surgical operation, as the danger of death seems almost snfficient to justify the prohibition altogether o: ie use of chloroform. Merriman, Jobn Frank, Isaac M. venson, Walter S. Wilkinson. The Sheriff also gives notice that the citizens of Baltimore shail. at the same time, vote on the question or ran- ning the cars on Sunday by expressing, in writing or printing, the words «For Running the Uars on Sunda: or “Against Running the Cars on Sanday,” as the case may be, in ac. ir <= : Se. _ ; es HAMAI Rad? SADAKITOBI, "BE MOST, BS OITING ANB INTERESTING ABINI Gavan Ate DANOING | aga nie beautiful aud most wonder SEG SALTIGRY OF THE | MAND cuend ich Recess QR | Theis gestermatere of ower SIXTY REPRE. AGENTS WANTED inevery city.town, county | , The last quarter of this season, prepar MAGUIBB’S OPERA HOUSE, San Francisco, 8nd State of the Union to canvass for this work. ce on Satur 4 an history was annownced one year fer the Germad are now THE ACADEMY OF MUSIO, Philadelphie, ing to the atte of the Governme: eopronhonmnpstauenlinedtitisieniaiiatist VERY SENSATIONAL.—We find the follow- to suit the were unanimeasly pronounced cordance with an act entitled “An aetto pro- Mr. Holmes moved that he be requested to | img in the New York Times. Mr. Tilman r? der the oe ——- as Tile WONDER OF ‘thie ate wit be put | Vide for the running of the Baltimore city pas. | sitdown. Gregory, a very wealthy planter residing sear B. It contains a fall = —— — - | for rt period—every ning this week ani | Senger cars on Sunday,” &c The Chair—Mr. Miller will no dou bt | Avgusta, Arkansas, fell into an altercation sad official expose of the Intricate machinations Of the secret enemies of the Union. 86 For sorting developments and thrilling adven- 1 7 tures this beo ocatnens he famous experiences of VIDOCY. The The Sun says:—The board ot police gives Rotice that all bar-rooms and drinking estab- lisbments are to be closed during the day, un- do £0, as he law-abiding citizen Mr. Bates—Not known as such here. over & game of cards with a Dr. Dameron, in the course of which the latter drew a pistol oN WEDNESDAY AND SATUBDAY AFTER- Gpaxp Exoursion 1867 ND Sar FIER 4 A motion was made to adjourn and lost, = shot — a = cS ~— Mr. Gregory i i 7 der the provisions of the law, and there is | and Mr. Miller settled dewn to a seat. ing in liguor, tauntes im for not shooting weteen of Geer Dae Soe to Tus METZEROTT HALL. EXer¥ Prospect of an orderly and quiet elec. | Mr. L. E. Dudley offered a resolusion tender. | better than that, Mr. Dameron, Whe wes che al authority. It will contain the PAREPA. BRIGHOLI, tion. ing the thanks of the club to Mr. J.S. Brown, | intoxicated, fired again, shooting this time fh ly official history of the Assassination con- — = eats = of the executive committee: which was | the breast. Mr. Gregory placed his hand acy g) fail bistory of this great, startling PARIS EXPOSITION. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. Zwei LaGer.—St. Louis brews annually terrible LT — adopted. Mr. Jehn OC. Cleary offered a resolution looking to the appointment of 15 delegates to & convention; which was ruled out of order. Dr. Boyd offered a series of resolutions, which were laid on the table. Mr. John F. Cook offered. resolution ad- upon his pistol, and taking deliberate aim at the Doctor, shot him through the heart. Gregory's shot took effect almost instastan— eously in Dameron’s heart, and beth fell dead together. SS BF Two very pretty girls, aged 16 and ic 217,592 bbis. of beer. using at least 560.(0 bushels of barley, or, in other words, paying to the farmers of this Western valley $1,(00y,- (00. Besides, this, the brewers purchase from the hop-growers of Oneida, aad other coun- ties in New York, in round numbers, 600,00) The Manager begs to inform the citizens of Washington ‘that the highly successful Prima Madame BUPHBOSYNE PAREPA nd the great Tenor. Signor BRIGNOLI, t crime FROM (TS INCEPTION, IN THE HAUNTS OF VILLAINY TO THE BURIAL PLACE OF BOOTH. Bas never yet been placed before the public. The work iso fully exposes the ne ous system by The new and first-class ocean-going fron Steam- «i Concert on dential partons wi ind @re soread- | ship NG, APRIL15, ONDAY mt a in Washi ngto: . ybem the following Artists will appear: of the Natio Capital are thor- MANA A ¥ Mi oR PAREPA , c pectively, were arrested in New Orlean’ Ibs. of hops, valued at $360,000, und added to | vising the election of fifteen delegates to mee: | Tespectivel 3 dane BOBA, all aa labor aceodint for men employed in the | in convention on the second Tuesday in May, | Wit0 two stalwart negro men, with whom lated and there are some strange | 4 ou tons burthen, STRPHEN WHITMAN, 0om Ee rane’ breweries of at least $250,000, and that is ine hich Was adopted. Adjourned. they bad eloped from up-country The giris Jongrese, fersle pacdon brone hender, will make an EXOUMSION trom New Signor FEBBANTI. dentally diebureed to miners {or coal, ‘anata | ™ ee . Toe elles ai nle attire, and whea taken on grese, femele pa ro ° x é NA, . -~ ‘ military characters York to Bavre and back, sailing from Pier 46, seer OARL ROSA. coopers for casks another quarter ot a million 1xTH WARD Democracy. | ‘0 tbe police station, frankly gave the history nambers.and atl other ou “adress L.O- BARER. Post Ofice | SoFth River, on jy , Musical Director and Accompany tet, » Philadelphia, Pa of dojlars. . Of their loves, and s: ished notice, a mee! they mtended to marry ot Mr. 3. BEM BENS. old is are of respecta-. 3 citizens of the Sixth Ward meeting was heidat | ‘2¢!T sable lovers. The gir! a Admie: £0; Reserved Seats, 6: " HTC! y ui =, 5 . ey ble parentage at East Baton Rouge. The ne- gy ct Mays Tilt be ready for Geitvery on the Ist | WEDNESDAY, April I7th.at 12o‘clock m., | ‘Phmsnilome SLi: Reserved Senis.Bicentrextra, | toc axp ed from Caswell Come ienan | the Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, last night, | ble parentage at East Baton Ronge, | worked day of May. 9am zerott’s Music Store ap just return ‘om swell county, N. » | At about *% o'clock, some sixty or seventy in the employ of the young ladies’ fathers. 8. B ~ None bat as apne conversant bl Nope yl Lgtaeais Sears losing Eerome Bee in the ball, we e~ _. with the business, and with geod reference as to ing passengers for Paris, London and Bremen, jargely of their hogs and fowis trom a disease | hany called the meeting 'o or r. George 3 % ve character and responsibility, need apply. mbi3-im | Eetorsinus will sail from tase oe Tans ees BALLS, PARTIES, &o. supposed tobe cholera. ‘The hogs were first | A- Hobrer was called te the chair. ‘He sate ainase? mintocth, the tere afiocne tne noone Pott4BLa ing passengers holding Excursion Tickets about ee s Pemses attacked and died im large numbers, and then | bad hoped that for the present ail party predi- | ance swindlers, were tried at Chicago inst six weeksin Europe. ALLY ROUND THE GREEN FLAG: the fowls, among which it is very fatal. May | lections would be forgotten, and the meeting week for contempt of court, they haying re. STEAM ENGINES, cena: (th PUaSE LN AYE 5 iar t families have lost nearly their entire stock and | would be representative of the conservative fused to give evidence. Kendall was sestec Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability, Saute at Alene <0 rage 14 been newly THIBD GBAND ANNUAL BALL have ceased killing them tor table use. citizens of the ward: but he was sorry to see re economy, with the minimum of weight and ype jegantly fitted up expressly for lady lost thirty-two turkeys and forty he They sre wit ced to four months imprisonme; Ram- Norjolk Day Be and forth until the 22d of next Febraary, that being the anniversary of the day on whieh be was supposed to have died. Kendall while before the court made a full confession of the attempt OF THE ly and favorably known, | juipvovnce’ O'MAHONEY CIROLE, F, B., than 600 beinginuse. All warranted satis- GIVEN at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. 77x Sraezr, ta x . Descriptive circulars sent on The HAVANA will only carry first-class pas- : Pitcaon. adress fontite ato tengers. An experienced Surgeon on beard. proceeasHURSD AY, rope 26 eo a 80 <r of the faces present that he expected to meet, Mr. James’ M. Dalton was nominated for secretary, He declined, not being favorabie to the for wich it was |, and op- ei atlas &7 In Boston, New York and Philadelphia thirty-three ladies have received medical de- to swindle. ipg for libertyt of I grees within a few weeks past; and since thie | posed to the recognition of the National Den. Se SES Bee ‘Siete force SF A full Band of Music will be attached to th | 1P& fOr ven ata Fature * “ educational movement began (in Boston) over Soratge Association in affairs relative to our { .sg-Many families in Richmond are leaving poor ; AND SHOES. —"- | ship. HICKEY, Chairman of th mee Oe ee hove gradaated = there | local oilices. = eee _ as onetene for Ohio. — . s—the num! 6 present season eonvention under sic! Suspices as entire! NEW STORB. and sis, Iie to bine eh sae tae: One A®t#®oOLoeGcy. being larger than in any past year. S7 There are about 10,00) colored people in aia Havre aod retarn, $25) and @300, according to inopportune, He nominated Mr. George A. Milter: Mr. McNerhany seconded the nomination, but did not agree with Mr. Daltow. The meet- ing is called at the request of the National Democratic » but it was not an appeal to Democrats oply, but to ali who are willing to co-operate to sustain the corserya. Cincinnati. ‘SF What has becomte of Stephens, the great Fenian leader? resi &7-Jobu S.C. Abbott says gas isnota gen- teel light in Paris, Wax is used by the ‘on. S7The income returns, so far as sent in, do hot average but about half of those of last irae 5 HE WORLD ASTONISHE: a Ann SEP uueSS GAT oss ee ete is | neem Pp Rae ary incre ane pelfingctied eke Shee CHEAP STO No. 502 7th oes For farther particulars and passage app! Rome, 5 of which are Greek; 152 archbishop- the Agents, rics, 21 of which are Greek; and 697 biskhop- Tics; total, 851 sees. T is xaw MADE BY TBE GREAT ASTBOLOGIBT, Odd Fellows’ Hall. where he wae st Srocteant et indies’ and Gentlemen's, MADIRE HE. FEREIGS: and CBildren ' ‘MUBRAY, FEERIS & 00., She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew BOOTS AND SHON. rf ‘ the number, 504 78D street, ander 62 South street, Now Kore, | Seen eabasre ria esnertooes ie hie eet "ioleet Bemember Odd Fellows’ Hajj The New Gheap store, for- events, catastro: &7 Biehop Whittingham, of Maryland, has | tive party. 2 year, 3 .¥. SY, the Merchants’ and issued a circular letter to the Protestant Epis- The question was pat upon the somination John U. Bree! advises his astoh- ¥-FAse's8or* sonce 8. wineon RR RR 2 oR mrt an eopalclergymen in Baltimore, asicing them to | of Mr. Miller, and be was lected but declined | ¢,®7g/9% John O. Breckinsidgs advises - PIANOS. * Fee mh 9-30t urge upon respective us “the | serving, announcing af the same time that his ‘eitis the next fashion in Paris witt Oxz Bacon & Baven Piano, for gin. duty of voting against the running of cars on | whole séul was w! the auve party, said ‘Andrew Stein. for $a," ' Sundays in the publie streets.” toelect white men to office and no other. ‘sTg@ round’ be wigs of gold which women ana mea will wear. change says that “bridal enyel- ight-gowns. ®7 Massachusetts in the most densely = ulated of any State of the Union, average >; 197 persons toa square mile. Rhode Island of Steinway BA’ w comes next, averaging 133 to @ square mile. Mason & Hamlin’s Onbinet Sf° | ae {8 modern sot 7 ; 4 P just fioye: RO st atleast fitty 50 mie * Siam aurite the ure ge to the United And jon BEANS organist at a eka sebareh, in Puats fs 20 en S7-A man, in was arrested. & fow ote