Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1867, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District. w.D. WALLACH, Editor and Prepricter, WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY. .. SEPTEMBER 11, 1867. S7 READING MATTER ON EVEBY PAGE SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER, FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS leav- ing the city during the summer months they cam have the Sta® mailed to their address, by ordering the same at the office, for 12% cents Por week, for cne week or more. ANTIETAM. On the 17th of September, five years ago ‘Was decided in favor of ihe national arms one of the-severest contlicts which occurred dur- ing thectvil war. Tbe rebels, flushed with their victery at the second battle of Bull Run, crossed the Potomac into Maryland, and threatened to penetrate into and desolate the most fertile region of Pennsylvania. Our tioops, weary, sick, and discourzged by their reverses, met the enemy with noble heroism, and in the consciousress that the fate of the country depenced on their exertions, fought ‘with a courage and decper-tion which Lee's veterans could not withsiand, and the invading host sullealy retired into Virginia. The ever- lasting gratitude ot the country is due to the noble soldiers who turned the tide of misfortune at such &@ critical period in our history, and the celebration on the battle fleld to-day isa fit- tung tribuce of horor and rezpect to those of our brave decenders who perished in the mighty corflict. How well our troops fought is told by Swinton in his «+ Deci-ive Battles of the War.” He says: “McClellan opened the conflict by seizing the initiative, and hurling his right (the Corps of Hooker) against the left of his antagonist. it will be remembered that in the east woods Hood s Division had the might before been re- lieved by two brigades ot Ewell’s Divi Jackson’s Corps. These were early e morning strengthened by another brigade. In Addition to this division, there was at this time present with Jackson only the Stonewall Di. vision under Gen. Jones, for the divisi P. Hill bad not yet returned Ferry. But while Ewell’s Div thrown forward in advance, the Stonewall Di- | vision was held in hand behind outcropping ledges of limestone in the wood near Dunker | Ohurch: so that the attack at first fell alone | upon the three brigades in the east wood. The | assault was made by Hooker's centre Division, as it happened, was the division of Pennsylvania Reserves under Meade—Dou- bleday’s Division being on its right—Ricketts’ on Its left. it was marked by wonderful im- petuosity on the Union side, and by stubborao resistance on the part of the fonfederates, However, after an hour's fighting, sach was the vigor with which ‘be attack was pressed, and sodestructive to Juckson’s troops was the fire of the numerons batteries on the east side of the Antietam (placed, says Jackson, so as to enfilade bis line) that the Confederate bri- | gades gave back with great loss across the open field and over the Hagerstown road to the woods beyond the Dunker Church, where | Jackson's reserves lay. If it had occurred to General Hooker at this time to bring up the Corps of Mansfield, form it on his right, and ‘with this well-developed front assail the Con- federate left, there is no doubt that the whole ‘of that wing might have heen swept away. ‘There is a commanding eminence to the right of where Hooker's flank rested, which would thus bave been occupied, and as itis the ke of the field. taking en revers, the woods wit the outcropping ledges of Jimestone where Jackson’s Reserves lay, i's possession would an sil likelihood have been decisive of the field. Hooker falled to perceive this: but he advanced bis line to reap the troit of his first advantage—thrusting tor- ward bis certre and leftover the upen field to- wards the woods west of the Hagerstown road. No sooner, however, bad the troops ap- proached the crest of the plateau than Jack- son's Reserves, with the reformed battalions of Ewell’s Division, emerged from the woods and joined issue with the advancing line in a combat of extraordinary ferocity. Equal in mettle, the combatants faced each other on the open plain withm shor! range, neither side yielding, and both plying their deadly work ‘with such desperate ardor, such inflexible de- termination as few battle-fields have witness- ed. The mortzl struggle was only ended when at length the opposing fronts had torn each other to shreds. Then both sides retired ; but, even when the broken ments went back, the spectators from the distant stand- joint of the east side of the Antietam conld Brace im the dead that covered the ground where lines had stood—dreadfal witness of a struggle whose character may be gathered from the statement of the mortality it entail- ed.” a eee STATIONERY FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRE- SENTATIVES. The bids for supplying stationery for the use of the Houce of Representatives of the United States were opened to-day by the Hon. Ed- ‘ward McPherson, Clerk of the House. The following nained persons bid for the contraci* Bianchard & Mohun, French & Richardson, Philp & Solomon, Dempsey & O'Toole, J. W. Boteler, Singerly & Myers, of Harrisburg, ‘Wm. Rutherford, of Philadelphio, and War- renton & Co.. Pen Makers, of Philadelphia. Between forty and fifty thousand dollars’ wortl! of stationery will be required, comprising all kinds of paper, envelopes, ink, pens, pencils, knives, inkstands, and many other articles. ‘The bids are much lower than they were last year. Each article will be contracted fot sep- @rately. and the contracts will be divided among all the bidders. The bids are all being examined, and the contracts will be awarded in the course of a few days. INJUNCTION GAIN BE SEC FTHE INTERIOR RETARY In the Gouri of Equity, this morning, a petition was filed by Wiilism Adair, Lewis Keese, Richard G. Lacy, Robert Paddoa, Philp Kraf', Gustave Geislen, and several others, asking an injunction against the Seere- tary of the Interior, to restrain him trom According the contrect for the building of a new jail. The grounds upon which the objec- tions are based are that the proposed contract has not been drawn up according to the re- quirements of the resolution of Congress, which stipulates that the plan shall be sub. Mitted to three persons, the official grade ot ANTIETAM NATIONAL CEMETERY [tasr2sizco r ; | TELBGIAMS TO THE STAR. [1 a | THE DEDICATIGN TO-DAY. ‘i s fi ; : IMPOSING CEREMONIES. j oP ; j regione = —Noon.—The steamer 4 ; i York ryt IMMENSE OROWD PRESENT. oo ‘WINDOW compl Eokdan DIVAN tor B OU! +a Al PART OF Tik FURN! 4 ALE on 1 t eT. BTILAON, Das Prats between Sant? . + soll zt Lon pt Noon.—U. ». 5-20" §,OR RENT—A trams HOUSE, cont frame HOUSE, contsining r — -e¢ —_ =. nN < + ‘goms, siturted Lstreet, bat 13th and THE MOST DISTINGUISHED PEOPLE | | Frofi ballend cbttage, suaaite a rues Oe en Moret nia. re steed. Thauire at No/ SUT seh street bene | AE hae Voor rath eed Bight, for hearth and hone! Fuanront, Sep:17._U. S. 5-20's, 76K. ee U = eh & combination of cir- Livrrroot, Se} e 9 ITUATION TED BY A MID. A KGS woman io toon, wt end Werne 1p. 17.—Noon.—Ootten duit A YOUNG MAN szentes SITUATION in ——e——- Phoasinds OP heroes BH ihe Beat: t ts, in-| and unchanged; sales to-day, 6,000 bales. tel or restauraat, to attend eating And Tron, or THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY. | orice armeg mevainey: Puumaeemeiyani: “| fupnger “gad gency, engined get fir | reagan Gra oo OY 8 MA | agen opmacscegrmnnts the Dunne Fatak oatese ead Fe PY. ao — : . ae ¥ i 3 - .—Consols, o) Cee ae é ee 3 m2 pera Toshio neqaanlie. ney «} toere="were - subordinate issues” invoked-) altered ote | daslit'in washing an ironing. Or asa eood pixin | Qs ‘per month, Inquire on the premion That fell where duty summoned them; BS) Against it, yet the great original abiding LivERroor., Sep. 27.—2 p. m —Cotton more} Choy" Hest of re ences giv Address Box No, | 239 ¥ strect, between M#h and Wh Passer tt THE APPEARANCE OF THE:CEME- ‘Thetr country’s star-gem'd flag their pali\, nd conclusive force tbat ‘ied Our afmies | active; sales ot 16000 Bales. "Prices are Gual: | {5 Siar office, Ness 2 Ist of October. eel 3t® TERY. ‘A Nation's wail their requiem! nd Totight our battles was the resolute pur- | tered.’ Breadstoffs firm. Corn advanced 4 WANTED TWO_YK? Rs, Forse —Fwo FRAME TOUSES os Can ; : 'to stard by the Constitatfon of our fatbers | shilling, aud'ss How selling at 30s, $1,300 axttrea vy deed of trast on a ‘args Hill: ix rooms ench; lot 1x10 Prive $e toy PEiesewsanes teaated aeies, Rea i yl ; WL ARS BOE _OL BS RUS aS si saat der cultivation, nly $100 & moORth wuti! paid ST AN PROBENTS: ap othe ot ean Sitter | oT Tap es tepinencn te par and omits ting, “ROM THE WEST. Ficnes apply anCFee Of TORS aa STS, Also, two HOUSES on Oth street Leet, at ann wine tae osil fhriht e rion taanke fo at noble army. tnd their distin- Indian Aftairs—Patific Railroad. 6e 12-1W’ 319 D strest. id $1,000 each ‘ D. L. WELLS ait {Special Dispatch to the Star.} ‘And they eal (aril, with endless Life, nike fo on we fought it out to sig- y i dispatch | SV ANTED—A COMPETENT WOMAN ns Cook, 7 : aL 5 i Living hope, then, we¢ommit |.) SEieee speech D. SR S05 BAR. dav 2 8 CR BAR ARDS Pe ree oith Waning oat ening. Ae OR RENT AND FURNITURE For RELAY Hover, Sept. 17,6 a, M.—The Presi- | In living hope, ‘: al and complete triumph. ‘ says the Mohiana volunieers hada Sight with |. ¥ asaiat with Washing sud izoniag, Ap: BENT AND EURNITURE } dential Barty did not leave the | Washington |' This precious dust, sor Freedom giv'a, nthe Peaker concludes: Come the peril to tthe Crow and Sioux Indians,om the Yellow; | BIZ at the hous : area Station until 6x o'clock. m., having been de. | TE TDC ft'¢the Constitntion) when y stone Tiver,on Sept..ist. Twe whites were A xr gelightiully situated ithin elght minutes walk of THDCApaal white COOK WASHER ana | the Treas tment; with gas, water, a good ‘Transfigured, inthe urn of Heay'’n! =~ "4 solidation let me, on this A ANTED—A, white COOK, WASHER and elar, and and frul di Jayed by the non-arrival of the President. A ‘he corner-étone was then Iaid by Grand Tonivernty ooiesctepine iu the name of the | Killed. The dndian toss is unknowa. Ww rman or Americen preferred. | (Har, an ioeeiee ‘at 355 ith etenet. BONER, so ble ‘Phe citizens of Montanaare calling loudly t. between L, and M | Octo I ol the fey Pee to stop the Indian out Funilreoali, babok Pa weege 16-3t FOR GEST Ane sersion given on the isto tot ? 3 a oo ber, omfortable HOUSE, co ining E50 Union Patiue railtosd. snow daishea | WY ANTED—BOARD for gentleman and wite ana | Fo Toon sides cellars kitchen rapa oad servant girl Inca private family, or where 460 milea west of Omaha, and within fifty miles fs best references given, | ®®t part of Georgetown. Inquire Of Cheyenne Uity. Radcens Boe eearacre te seli-st | ner of Greene and Stoddard strects, the two cars reserved for the party waitin, Hon. A. W. Bradford, Ex-Governor of | who bave died it, upon this spot where bis arrival; among them Secretary Bewarat Maryland, the orator of the day, was intro- | blood bas been 6d profusely its ges) we (Who was one of the earliest arrivals), Secre. | duced by Governor Swann. In opening his | appeal to you to protect, preserve, dete: he $aid:—We have met he to-day, a tary McCulloch, Secretary Welles, Postmas. | Add7ese he Said:— We have met here to-day, | it, following bymn, composed by Rey. ter General Randall, William Faxon, Esa., | ple battle fields of our suis and we stand | Edward Meyer, was then sung: mi large number of distinguished personages were | praster John Uosles, F.A A. M., of Baltimore. | men who made 8 by the memory ofthe men £6, cor seorgetown, fe A7-3t" ‘The Kansas branch of the Pacific ratiroad is aoe completed twelxe. miles beyond the station CABINET MAKERS WANTED. ites Air t on office work. le STAND for a country OR RENT—A de c en F store and dwelling-house, situated at Silver S of the Navy; ; | upon a alte selected from idst of it as am BYMN IL just occupied by the Government, which | day. ‘Cailaiteréo'clock at No. 423 ih sireet and | Ten ine house, situated a8 Silver Haomtgomecy Dike God iatee tee Bh ns | Reproneiase reblng clans ior tas eee tate wAmerica barries the track 270miles west of (he Missousi | $°%,Caltatte seteate | Spring POF on Fh street turnpike: wear Hon F lontgomery » Tan Cow thee Lives aa 8 sacrifice to the cause Hallowed be all around! river. W ANTED—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TO | garden andorchard.. For particulars apply tote Minister, Mr. J. Bertheny; the Russian Min- | o¢ onr Government and @ national Union, This place is holy ground, tako charge of a Confectionery and Boarding | LEWIS GRAVES Nowlen PO >Montgamery Co ister, Mr. Ed. DeStoeckl, and his secretary, | We havecome at the instance of, the Trustee, Hercetorth, for aye; The Maine Election. House already established. the owner being out of | M. we 17-3" Mr. Waldemar DeBodisco; the Spanish Min- | to whom the subject has been more especially Here mountain shadows wave Acura, Mains, Sept. 17, 1857.—Official ra- poaten ond not able to attend to it. aaUnier es 508 Fo RENT—HOUSE on Mas ister, Senor Gonne; the Italian Minister, Che. | Committed, to dedicate by some public and oi- O’er many a cherisbed grave, turns from 440 towne give Ooamberiain, Re- ee oat furnished. 10 rooms. at $100 per mon' eeigpn 3 omero | Hci&l proceeding, om this the anniversary of Where sleep the young and brave, pub'ican, eleven thousaud seven handredand WASTED TO PUROHSSE, FORCASH—From | Alw'one on Penna, ave.s 10 "00 ‘aller Cerruti, and his secretary, Mr. Romero | the Hattie, the spot ao selected, hallowed os tt Home from the fray! four mejority. Lhe sametowns last year gave % to 0.000 fect of Ground. in the northern | month. : Cantogalli; the Austrian Minister, Baron | is already, with every bill around it,in the Here, where the flash and roar Chamberiain 27,706 majority. part wi Brose A PRs METCALF, ; Ale two: per. Slegant houses hear the Treasury, Frankenstein; Nicaraguan Minister, Senor | heart of ihe nation, to unite in this ceremony. Battle and carnage bore sol6 tf cor. New Yorkave, and loti’st, | “Wisble only for high priced tenets, og Moltna; Mexican. Minister, Senor Romerocand) |, Che Exssidant of the .Leiied Bisies, seyern! Qver the main, yo Heavy Failure. .: { “ENTED—Active: energetic AGENTS. (male | 917-20 [Exp] _cormer Lav ave-and bth. his secretaries, Senor Mariscal and Senor | Toited Siates: momtere ot the Meee Soft, on your lowly bed, Naw Yorx, Sept. 17.Gil, Gittets & Noyes, | WANTED, “Active. energetic AGENTS, (male | ALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE Caystona Romero; the Turkish Minister, | jmten: Geto ur ow ray Rest your fame-lnurel’d head, ten dealers; "Dave failed, Their indebtedness | thenew National sening Machines the welyccin, | We y' 5 * | isIature, Governors or other distingniahe Our noble patriot dead, amounts tog half million doltars. ble cheap machine known. They have noeauals, To FOR RENT, Biaque Bey.and his secretary, T. M. Baltzi, | representatives of most of the States whose By t slain ! the right kind of agents we offer fine inducements. On the train also were G.V. Fex, Esq. late As. | Citizens formed the army of the Union, haye Aipern oi Call of address ‘ORSE & CO. Fronting three streets, near the corner of Pennsy!- ls otary of the Nave: suet ran AS" | honored us with their presence, meaning. 1 Grief-stricken hearts have throbbed— Goid. BCS LW No. 19 434 st., Wastrorion Dc vania avenue and 9th street. preeaiasbsird OF the Stas De, | Smsure. for themselves and those they rep- Sabdle-clad homes have sobbed Naw Yoru, Sept. 17—The money and gold ANTED—A’ GIRL to Cook, Wash and Iron. ; 5 from Europe; Mr. Ohiltom, of the Stare De- | resent to express by their presence their en. Far from your rest: markets are firm. The latteris quoted at 1445, | WYANTEDTA’ GIRL to Cook. + Applyat k. | THIS BEAUTIFULLY FITTED-UP HOUSE partment; Hon. E. B. Robinson, of New York; | during Cs toed Be ie, peadiens, wx “ Listened der steps th oars KULTON’S, Pawnbroker. 502 9th at. 14-3t" Is now “ar a ne night, week, or month, to Mr. Donaldsen, messenger for Secretary Sew- | dead, who so nobly stood by. them in That veer! cot New York Markets. —A CLERK ™ mize | responsible parties. for ard; Col. O’Beirne, Register of Wilts; p, | tbe darkest hour of their trial. The orator To swell the victor’s train, New Your, Sept. 17—Flour fitmer; recetpts | V Ae ie bite billtee een ees FIRST-CLASS EXHIBITIONS ONLY. w 2 uw Rov. | thea proceeded to give a history ef the selec- From East to West! 11,308 bbis, Wheat firm, with & fairdemand: | 614-3t" Séating capacity for'1,200 persons, Stocked with bisks Bey np eran ates cats ea collsaticd and DU ee eerie Autietam’s liquid gewn receipts’ 37,500 bushels. Corn 1c. better; re: ANTED—At the Brennen House SAS ES secendry and preperties,.with full stage oapacity ins, Esq; Mr. L. ‘obright, agent of the | collection and preservation of the = ae 2 2 i Z 342 E for traps, &¢, Associated Press; Mr. Brooks. of the New | ies of thé soldiers who fell on. the. fielu, Murmurs your reqaient celpts 54,200 vas! Rye qafet. Oats ia2 cents | VY between 12th and 13th streets. two OYST: better. Pofk dull and drooping, new mess, | SHUCKE ndone WAITER. White men p: $94 50. dLard pet at 14a14x0e.° Whisky quiet. | ferred. None need apply bat good hands. se 1 For terms, address = W. L. WALL & CO South corner Pennsylvania avere and yth stre 7-Tu.Th.S.1m In mournful strain ! Angels unseen’ stand neat York Times, and other representatives of the | in progress and initiation of which he ciaims eg! At twenty minutes past six the-Presi- & permanent place for the citizens and goy- Bright guard of honor here, Barley dull. Peas quiet. tton quiet at 25¢. ANTED TO RENT—By « permanent (eran’, >) OOMS CONVENIENTLY FURNISHED For nt arrived, accompanied by Col. Morrow, of | ernment of Maryland, and claims for himeelf, ‘Tiff Obriet, our Lord, appear, } for middiing uplands. Freightsquiet. Spirits three UNFURNISHED ROOMS. The house housekeeping for man and wife. {it se his military staff. Gen. Grant did not accom. | as Goyernor of ihe Stata at the time, an active ‘Mighty to feign! Parpentine firm at 60%o 60X cents. Rosin dali | #0 neighborhood must be good. Addiess. stating | aye ORg a eens oe en be pany the Presidential party, a3 was expected; | share in those proceedings. To this he attrib. ‘ighty 3 z 2 4 x is terms, J. C., Star Office. Se 14-3t pin? th - aE ~ ere nelae ee was not pre sate bat | utes the honor of Pd selection as orator on Bilenae ad sodness roma at $4.12%. Wanrep TO RENTOB s permanont t E OF RENT— ve room ioe Se. aearly " the English embassy was represent Mr. | this interesting occasion. 'o bugle’s martial sow! t he BNE ot ane 42 reat K. Firs rd. Tan Francis Clare Ford, Secretary of Legation. Governor Bradford hen narrave the events Your sleep breaks now. VORKINGMEN'S ASSEMBLY. — THE | south of M, batwron ah and TOI cts west a il Mi clea At the Relay House the party were met by | which led to the battle of Antietam, :and the Colembia, saved, now sheathes VORKINGMEN’S ASSEMBLY will meet | dress Box 165 P. 0. sel. wo Governor Fenton of New York, accompanied | probable numbers of either army. He esti- ‘Her conquering sword, Fame wreathes fi regular dessicn at 8 o'clock, WEDNESDAY ANTED—Everybody toknow thatthe lancet. | @LOD weedy rh OCTA by Gen. Bachel, Gen. Palmer, Gen. Oicott, | mates the numbers of the opposing armies as Where'er !rue manbood breathes EVENING September 18th, m Council Chamber, | WY ANTED- Everybody toknow that the 1a b 2} ROSEWOOD PIANO mi ¥ Gen. Young, Col. Bradley Martin, Major Gen. nearly equal, but claims, tna: the coldiers of Your paie, cold brow! r fake Hall. vans i REED. : ¢ o1 TING toe ale Pan Basn. alon Gentionen's ee Apply at 630 L stre hand h Shaler, Brevet Major Gen. McMahon, Col. | the Union army went into the battle under ¥ ht? coreg Secretary. | UNDER GARMENTS in the city has just been re -_ tee : John Oakey and Hon. Richard Franchot. Gov- | very discouraging eitcumstances. He nar. «Glory to God on bigh, CO-OPERATIVE | ceived. and is uow offered at prices 1N OR RENT—A Furnished HOU ernor Marcus L. Ward. of New Jorey, Gen. | Tated'at aowe lenprii tte disasters which betell Peal through earth, sea and siry, SSOCIATION.—Lhere will | COMPETITION. Call and exemine at the Cloth. sitabie and healthy location. with Soni Lewis Parsons, Gen'l W, J. Stryker, General | Gee, Pore whieh openea tke way to the in- « Good will to men 1” Thesbore-named atsocia- | ing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods Store of | thoroughly furnished.” Rent only S48) pez monte Lewis W. Oakley. Gen. Edward’. Gampbait, | Section, ad to the titeroeanes which placed Blending and rising higher, ‘UNS! ING. \thinst..at TEM. | NOAH WALKER & CO.. No. 365 Penna. ave ae THOR E. MAGGAIAN Gen. A. T. A. Torpert, Gen-N.'N Haleted, | Ricignone vor ‘teenies toned the retch of Jibe Pentetoetay Bie BALL. on & street. between oth and | under Metropolitan Hotel petals es iba Robert 8. Swords, Liewe, Od Woe eee | eee ‘ a Aas lonee then ‘Let Freedom's strains iuspire and 10th. Its: object ig to enable men of les-er ‘OTHE RUSINESE GENTLEMEN OF W FFOR SALE OMEAP=Gs00 wil and small sca Gol. Robert S. Swords, Lieut, W.E. Pot- | the Upion armies, and deplores the political Yr bec Beans to obtain money for building and other por. | "TORRE vbr ite! ‘rr r Grocery in & good netahborhnod, alse ter, Lieut. Col. J. W. Woodruff, Colonal W.E. | differences which at that time tended to disor, All hearts!) Amen oven st lower, rates. tha’ irom any other setrce Reaeee ene wees be ailpguariicester tne ne e Rodgers, Capt. J. J. Taffey, Hens. H.N.Con- | ganize and weaken military ardor. He says, ‘The ceremonies are still im progress. twill be to the adyantage of those who wish stands single ana doutie entry & eeping | Metropolitan R. R. 0! Ith street. and New ga, W. Dayton, W.K” McDonald, George | 1 shall enter into no inquiry to-day who was The procession did not k Keedysvitle | join to resent atthe mecting. Mectiug « 3t* had the se lost and mercantile correspondence York avenue, W. Halrey, and John T. Foster. Governor | right and who were wrong. It was enough, i i 7 until 1p. m., re ching the battle grourd at 2 | at7 o'clock, ‘sel2- practice of it in » fancy store on Penns 0 —THE NEWLY -BUILTUOTTAUK James E. English, of Connecticut, acoompa- | and bad enough, to know that the harmony | pm. iris callmated'that teu thessaed peo Tancsude paosaeMae, Phuc; a large dry goude store. on Pounsylva CR ntched) on MRR ae bee GERACE nied Gens IngersollandQnamiy. Ex-Mayor | which bad once marked our military counciis ple are onthe ground. The ceremonies will Orthe wiCompiroller of the Curreney. enue and the corner of sth atreet: a United For terme a it the Poreti Vaux, of Philadelphia, and Gen. L. W Pro- | kad giyen place to ill-concealed murmurings | hot be over until night. ‘ 4 ee ee September 10. SEG TO Sire ear Ea pana wanin ae. JOR RENT—Neatly-farnished ROOMS for gen Vost, of the same city. and misgivings. By Acsociated Pres co dn hereby, qinpa to the holders of the cir- | $PSCssog dollara eer tnteas Wale bas oe | EOGR RENT. Neatly arnlehicd ROOMS Tor ara Repechments were supplied to the distin: | afer reterring at some length to.Gen. Pope's Kempravinck, Sept 1-—The radfoad train {Uaal onker Brighten Bees sel citizens’ Net other situation: bewili commence and fromait tne | fet Heed ee ek baklerooM. break SE nc cnacre cr Capra ge an | See ata oe aot Lash | som Baltmorenad that from Weadisgion met | WotSlentbe elt telBugs con Tey cereties | Spimeatone eegay misteeamiaens atti | he diet opens ae Committee. > isundersiand ne i ‘ 7’ f of his employer for any increase 0 rm =D ROOMS, on The crain was in charge of Uaptain M.Tay- | that’ Sareenting ane bea fecaueeriee tha pll pnd Hie den) 4 PE Oe sented, ee cee are: wine bnmle S0MUe Prep elstot” ACE... No, 217 6th street FT oe UE ERED, RODMS, on par eg mos Sttembve to ‘he wants of the | of Major General Pope, 1 bave anydesizn to | WOx,t0 tal Whe list of tarponeae Ganw H.R. HULBURD, WANTED To RENT—Tiree ROOMS. suitali if Painted au papernds with Pere Coogee OF eee 2 Whict | criiieise. 1 disclaim as welt any such power | 22,02 fd Baltimore traine follows none: md. |« Se LAwist Comptroller of the Currency. for housekeeping. between Penn's avenue ard | Apply to D. M. LAWRENCE, ‘N ‘was in charge of Mr. Beckett, and was band- | 95 any such purpose. Whether it failea | 2&0 ant ‘iy eth s i RRASURY DEPARTMENT and Tst. and 14th Sdats, Address a note to E. | 01 K street, between 25th and 5th street privaie car was assipue for teen aesident’s | through bis fault or that of a-hers, or without | Couttins the same names Ai ost lieth a THR Epic of Comptrtlen arene Currency ¥ «Bier Oftce. se 1s-lw y Private car was assigned for the use of the | fonult anywhere, are a PRajutent General: Calistagnent ek. W: iWasurxeros, September i, isir, | WyTARTED—A-good HAND to upholgtar and resident and his friends, and connected there- | more tf ip military res, ae poet ree Paigepe weg $i at Gen, Notice,is hereby given to all persons who may pute ‘urniture. Inquire of J. B, WELL 1 With asa dining car, and the baggage cat | a more accurate knowledge. of iac's than 1 cht 8 Kivg! eit or whore wrens in the bette | baveclaiins azaingt the Farmers and Citiwns | 148 Bridge street, Georgetown. se 11-6 y of nd twenty-two WSs Well filled with provisions. On artiving | pretend to posse:s. Nor is the cause of ihe | “™- S. King, all of whom were in the hatte x nt’s Guard, Can be Hackmen would STACKPOLE & se 14-3t Formerly ocenpi divided to suit di do weilto examine. Inquir HALL, or on the premises. bere, {he tain was shitted tothe main stem, | jailure at all material as regards its influence, | °f Antietam, are present. Weaehi y 2 te 8 ts, 3 cA} a now Wachington county railroad, and proceed | ‘arch of Lee into Mary ian eg ame me | Fenton of New! York for his guest. Gov. National Bank of Brooklyn.” New York. that they 5 ; a Pe Are called upon to pant the same andinake legal | WANCERSE {Puy Mitucmster, aud Baller proof thereof to FREDEBICK A. PLATT. K- | y.'p Va e¥Se fe as Cciver of said Bank, at the office of said Bank, in 3 ar ET oc hilo f “i siya a4 ANTED—We want to bi = SNTos % a a a into Maryland, which wascal- | Swann invited all the Governors te ehace ie | ee eT ore HOBBURD, _ W purposes, in various parts of th To pos buns peuara oe wae hae eon thenee to Keedysville, culated to exert a depressing influenceas well | the hospitalities on board of bis car, and ex- sell-w1st ptroller of the Currency. customers, Parties ae WELLS ‘© CO., "| into bed-rooms if desired) will be rented very rea- [SECOND DISPATCH. } Ron the Public mind as upon the spirits of | tendedan invitation to. them to yieit Bim at | === TREASURY DEPART se 6-Im corner La. avenue aud ih strect. | 37th to single gentlemen on application at No. Kxuprevitts, Mp, Sep. 17.—Editor Evening | ta°a cp dba ble Grogan Te ow epena: | the seat of government. Hon. Montgomery Oncelor “Catiptrst be ef $l WANZED TAREE GOOD STORE COUNT. | These rooms will be occupied. by the applicant on Star —The Presidential party did not reach | “speaking of the selection of Gem. MeUlellan | Biait, Major Generals McMahon, Greg ; ERS. Ww i ice is hereby given to. the holders this place until 12.30 p.m. ornearly twohours | to command the army, the orator says: in | *"¢_ Torbett, Wm. Prescott Smith, and Ate National Chadilin B Noti Walnut Tops preferred. Apply sas the Ist of October, or at onve if desired.” se 11 i ot gulating notes of> ‘i later than expected, consequently the ceremo- | ‘bat trying hour the first provision to be made | Net Prominent gentlemen were on bojrd of | SPiyting notes Of the Nati Seventh street. kc ENT — FURNISHED UN 3 the train. of ited Stat a im taw ul anon ANTED A TARM of from 25 to M0 acres, in FoR seb two Nick ROOMe. front nd a n rt 4 ef ese! i B me ar or rict of Columbia, under goo: Yo. 158 reet, two door ol i isting for the ‘ - BR. HUL: j aithy Iccatfon, within of this city, = = as ternoon.. The party will not reach Washing- | could accomplish it, aad then lead the fefantry Lun RAMET oh OMSnC ERT Bee |’ aca ac Comptrolier ofthe Currency, | accossible by either fail oF good pablic rata: Ra. POE BENT—A HOUSE of EIGHT BOOMS on tee oe diet ermenaut nearly midnight. Dfost | united hosts, Whatever doubt the Govern. | Oy'tme Army of the Potcuon eon tae aN = dress, with location, description, price, and terms, Sih atrect west, with hall, water: Soar S46.por of the distingusshed excursionists took a nap | Ment authorites or any of tuem, or the people | Powe and Rasonle, tracmitee worioe ie TREASURY DEPARTMENT, CBRORHS U0. Beal Eniato Oties, 460 ath month, with S60) worth new Furniture for nate. ‘ - of the country or part o! em, might then to tl evident the other d‘stin- oa nif < e rest, corner: a a e13- te : * . Coeaon 8 reat ee ee ee he est | Ox since have entertained of the military abili- gotshed gu ots ou the ‘way to the b-tte field. Notice is hereby iiven to all persis wae may | °© WANTED. ”—Ladios contempiati wearing | _Sc18.5t__Real Estate Brokers, 1sth st., cor_¥ occupied @ rear car of the eight cars in the G. ath gu ¥ hereby given to all persons who may LMORALS and HOOP-SKIRT COV. | JPOR RENT—The large apd Aine House,corner Hes Of Gen. McClellan, there were fow -theny | ©'y otters were read from the following dis- | hive’ elaine, Wee othe tes Unadilla BA ani 25th and K streets, No Os, ay pf train most of the way, accompauted by Secre- | and propable still fewer to-day, who imexi- tinguished gentlemen :—Senator B. F. Wade, | Bank, ‘that th are called upon t nt | ERS the comin wishing to avoid the h and K streets, S 13 rooms, gas taries Seward and Welles. The train was | gency then existing would question the wis- on season. L . n . aves te | expense of Braiding. should call andese my bean, | Water, with. large garden attached’ ene Sine gaily decked with flags, and the stars and |\dom of the order which committed to him this | Geperal Gran’, Governor Lucius Fairchild, | tie sam SOE avieattr eda peer. At unt DS for the above, to be stamped in FAST | month. Poatenion given st October. Apply on : the office of said bank ‘ Secre'ary O. H. Browning, Lieut. General w. desi I Tom. i RS AND WARRANTED TO WASH. La- | the premises, or at . avenue, between 12th on é 4 i repre- jovernor R. J. Oglesby, and ex-Governor J. au %-T.13t Comptrollér of the Currency clot! ng stain in imitation of Braid. A saving {Ok RENT—A FARM. containing 200 ac half sented by M. Y. Selleck, of the board of cem- | that the coincidence is worthy of nete, and 2 of one half the usual cost of Bre'd. Any Pattern of which is culdivation. : etery trustees, provided a refreshment car | must Dave been fresh in the recollection of | &-H8Wwley- PHINOE. Potenihis ame ultivation. The property xpon the train, well stecked with eatables and | both Guverament and the people. At drinkablee, for the benefit of their guests. the ime of our earliest great disaster, the er men with the party | first battle of Bull Ron, he was conduct- oo + BUBLIG enyeig pasta ate bast meoting rg ose stamped. Wh. RELIRVED aT HIS Owm Ruguest.—Brig. | thetollowing ome to ets of Public Schools i 439 Ninth strest. issituatedon the Mariboro’ road. 33¢ miles frone Teselution was adopted : 4 y Nast-< THT articulars inguire of Mrs. TRIMBLE. on the General B. ©. Card, of the Quartermaster's ced, That the following places be designated | WW upp an SILVER oy ras ce eS |B : Navy Yard bridge, in Prince George's County. For di y ‘VER, or any other article of | Premises. Be 12-it* “ - offices for the transaction of all tho - = SRT ke. of the New York Times; McUon- | Mg active operations in West Virginia. | Department; United States Army. has been | 2°," Be of | Flue, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro- (OR RENT—STORE AND FIXTURES, suit- Bell of the New York Zritune; Anderson, of | and the very day after that untortanate affair | seqteved, at his own request, foci hats of a Been meee Oy CaS Feqpentivg Suv'Boarde of | yatne Store of B, FULTON & 00., 802 9th stree able for meat and provision business, No. 332 Philadelphia Inquirer; MeGaricile, of Baiti- | @ telegram from the President directing him to ; more American; Bush, artist, Harpers? Weekly. turn over his command to another, summoned |; division in the Quartermaster General's OMiee, QGburch, ot New York Herald; Gobrighi the duties of which have been distributed and 13th. Inquire next 8 doors north of Penna. ayenue.’ Sole Agent for teene: Set jub-Board, Firat District, (First and | SiVGen is SEWING Agenay door, a Wi RUFGRRFORDS Pore Post Second Wards}—School-room, corner isth and G MACHINE. at, | bim to Washington. Placed there by the Pres. pee 6, Also, ROOMS for rent. se 11-2 i 7 os oF x Board, Second District. (Th. and NFUBNISHED ROOMS.—One large South Pizehington Agent. Associated ‘Press; and | ident’s order, in chief command, he was, in | among three officers—General J. A. Fkin, For the Sub-Board, Be i I James c. mccvrre & co, ne Targe S Fox, Baltimore Agent Associated Precs, Most | less than s week after that reverse, bringing | Deputy Quartermaster General: General aL TR ok Hin betwen Oe Ueom ea ie slay titanic Pes govierog. "Ae Precier Tastee, och | guetaies, roy aueeniagriics Aasets | Perey aad General Daas. iti anderen | Sy i setomgerg. uid Diet (mn nd si aon rue of i y z ick Junction, in| . yi $ ‘arde)—Wallaéh Sehool Buililing, ai id i . arnt Hocks, Herlin, and other points on ‘the read: | on the sume unfortanses field. demanded again | that General: Card has been ordered to Fort | Schoot-room corner 30 street east gud Ar éteney FUBNITUBE WAREROOMS. Seer Tee. Rint cae poeeion Bae © the tri was loudly cheered by crowds of | the services of the soldidr who, possessing the | Leavenworth, Kansas. south eople. It had commenced to rain smartly skill to reorganize our broken column, could pace Sree een Tear rseeeT ara For the Sub-Bonrd, Fourth District, (Seventh CRRENT SA nice threestory BRICK HOUSE, 3 i joms. Completely furnished, inclading Pi: ConsmRvaTIVE Mass Mewrina 1x Barti- | }y"d—Malo, Grammar, School-room, John E. ano and every thing else, ‘Rent Rory pe MORE.—A mass meeting of the Conservatives The Trustees will be in attendance at the above- r Rent—A snug and comfortable house of 7 ay ETY OF FINE edding, of Baltimore, was.held. yesterday evening to | "med Rincon from 1 to Bo, ‘clock on each morning | EVERY: VABIETY 0} N completely furnished with bedding, line rooms, Mi Teas Beco free ye wigan morning china. glass, crockery, cutlery, kitchen furnitu endorse the new consiltution, adopted by the | curing the month of September; wid All pennies &c. Ina céntral location. ent vei low, A ano CABINET FURNITURE, |} ply'at once to MCNEIR & NICHOLSON, 480° Thh receht State convention; and which is to be | sncititd to Makete of smimish to the Pubic Hireet, bet. D and seu-tt subsnltted to the people for ratification to- | jesignated, * g slgnato $100 CASH AND $25 MONTHLY WILL morrow. Addresses weredelivered by Gene. | | Dy order of the Boatd, | Hits. & bay ancat two story HOUSE, situated ral Walter Mitchell, of Charles county, and es 2 bs : fore reaching Keedysviile, and on arriving | £0 command their confidence asta inspire them there, there was a generaljscramble for car. | With the enthusiasm necessary to forget dis- Tiager, there being not a tenth part part of the | aster. That the Administration, without any number requisite to accommodate the excnr- | disparagement to other distinguished leaders, sionists. The battle. field i» two to three miles | chose the right man for such am emergency, distant from the place. Refreshmentsare scarce | few, 1 repeat, will, at this day, venture to here, there being nothing: more'to be had than | deny. peanuts, afew withered peaches, and a little orator then proceeded to ‘describe the sour beer, the stands for sale of which are | Movements and combinations which preceded scattered ‘around promiseudusly, and ap- | the great battle of Antietam, and grapnically 56 Sthet. west, between E awl F sts south. parently deing a good business. siete the glowing ev nis Of the terriole | other prominent Democrats, 'LECTRO-MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS yey SR Abel Rotate Bra . * ic! alted, the er seemed in- - 1 Plant's Buil e 5 recen' iy et , (THIRD, DISPATCH.) Providence: ta the rea y ee mtervention of | saips ron wie New Jait.—To-day at noon | act aiteoaN, tet Bale are re ry THE CELEBRATED New York avenue and af Rie Sept: roe forgets ips a Providence, im the victoty of the Army of the being the time. fixed for opening the bids for | General Fen ; oftce sonthweat corner of ith FURNISHED BOOMS. G to-day, ‘oceas J ‘ in avenne, cur ‘imatiem, j : Antletant Cemetery, still in progress, is cer. | TRC. speaker proceeded :—Thie day, my | the new jail, amumber of bulldets were ‘at | Ereptions thebbtsa, Golde, Govt ebility, Attee, TUCKER SPRING BED, tenahts "Addrese Rees ery mont to tainly one of the grandest pt bg Tas roa countrymen bappent aes atvereary, of | the'Enterior Department to hear'the ‘Proposals fowl ee tog Absorption of Mercury and Fe- affairs that ever took place in the United | memorable than the one which induc mone | read. Secretary, Browning béing ab-ent from ‘261 OUSE FOR SALE, with LOT and FI " E: = Which for Comfort, Cleanliness and Cheapness is bs with hoi sad gold wk, bin sr bath Ne sand the city.and.# dispxtch having been ‘received ARTS MADE TO ORDER i very thi enient and in good repair rad hy from himto postpone the opening, the bias | S"yows MNT MANCEACLORT Meee Adetvatiaa: rood locality. Address Madea ENO" Wete not opened. "Two er three hundred pro. ‘| street, between priens Gath: Ladies ‘and Gents. x New York. Sorte Posals have been received. = furnished when destred, Prins OWARD UNIVERSITY PROPERTY FOR ner, een work mateed inte ae JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., OG ee very best LOTS in said v than the one’ which to-day m States. It is just five years to-day since the pe ees poy ine cae ‘Attention. * Ny th fe a Tespects it is so intimately connected w Bee ca Cae irents & Greet throng Of wikithes |, respects Ics 20 incimately Staion: Paggchis Gs on the ground, representing the District of | that it is ecarcely Proper it sheuld pass with- Columbia and ail the States whose troops | ont notice. participated in the struggle on this memorable | It was Bpon this day eighty years ago that two of whom are mentioned. Judge Wiley has reserved his decision until to-morrow morning at ten o’clock. THE PRESIDENT’S PROCLAMATION, Hon. John W. Stokes, Acting Commissioner Of Agricultmre, yesterday transmitted to the employees of the Agricultural Department the tollowing circular, calling their attention to ——— proclamation of the President: RPARTMENT OF AGRICULTU) 13th je tember, 1867,—Sir: In Durepance Of the abe of the President of the United States, T rane. mit herewith an official copy of his Proclama- tion of September 3, 1567: Yeu are directed to strictly observe ‘its re. quirements for an earn:st support of the Gon- stitution of the United States and a faithful execution of the laws which have been made in pursuance thereof. Yours, very respectfully, J. W. Sroxzs, Acting Commissioner of Agriculture. ——_—_—_—____—_— THE UNITED STATES STEAMER LENAPEE, The United States steamer Lenapee, Com- mander John Irwin, arrived at Hampton Roads, Va., on the 15th inst. from Key West, Florida. Third Assistant Engineer, Isaac A Conover died of yellow fever before leaving Key West. There were five cases of yellow fever on the Lenapee while at Key West, two of which have yielded to treatment, aud two cases are low on board, but iris thought they Will recover. The ship will bekept at quar. antine and thoroughly cleansed. a ates gee GENERAL GRANT. ‘On account of the great pressure of official business General Grant ceuld not attend the dedication of Antietam Cemetery to-day. | He was at his office this morning, and vistted by alarge numberof persons having business ‘with the War Department. THE ENGLISH OPERA. ‘The National Theatre was crowded to its ‘Utost capacity last even! bY one of the most brilliaat audiences ever assembled with- io its walls. The «Bobemtan Girl’ was beau- tifully rencered, Miss Richings singing and acting the partof Arline with her uguat guc~ cess. Messrs. Castle, Campbell, and Seg: ‘were received with the warmest tions of welcome. This evening Norns, with Miss Richings in the title role, anda Be weno sigis®. | d soprano in Pollio and Ad: —_____ 2 PeERsoval.—Hon. E. M. Stanton was at Lake George on Saturday, Det f ‘operty. Terms: cash; balance 5 years field, m behalf of the Union. The Masonic | the tatives of our ancestors, Wa: Mnvorenss ork ssegeaee irae rooetvad (avis AMERICAN SPR, 4016-1 Corner of 10th and Datroets, | Hime. Addrens Poot Onice Dex Renee On, 8 rem fraternity of thts State and of other paris of tne | igton at their head, after four months deliv. | this city aire see ra rato te * te hots ter Bporcnon One PEERED GES ewect) ‘THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD SELL His eobaiey ate tim large £ ea eration, adopted the Federal Constitution, an | nouncing that Brevet ‘Major General Frank Pp ete Guide by Marksman. The Young Sports GREEN GINGER for preserving, .At es OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, and eaailiphosiie duaeecs oe iene fat | BetBment so remarkable for tne circam-} Wheaton, who WAS Atidcked with, yellow | it’s Miele Yol.; London The | _#616-8t FEARSON'S. | MEECHANDIZE for 87,00 They are worthinore. ds ree rool reat odhorel dor ppegial stances that gave birth to it, for the wondertul fever several days aince, is now thought to be fit glingtzated. foe Thoughts on MOST RAPID SELLING FRUIT JARS | o,/ ‘alos 3 ae og mpphonnd : 2 E ent ermont avenue, et | thet pacmslon trom all paris of the comntry. tion, it bas been handed down tons thas rg SOLER ND WOR ANGK TAYLOR, No? + as better, "prospects than anny ‘temiating "of ast scription of the cemetery may awe der Seren tae open ao Mmportage An intone | steamer Sevennatdehool ship from the Naval eet tile Rach HF Je CHOICEST HAMBURG GRAPES. Fike Infetee at sane oere foundation on whic! ey : 3 LOW PRICES STILL CONTINUED IN_CON- OLaG: ‘ Maryland: on an Slewtioee Coeseres tus | progress of a pens oy ee rise and | Academy, arrived .at Aumapolis yesterday, EGUENCE OF FREIGHTS AND MOLES foo thitae ae aee on WEDNESDAY AFTER: | "Store: Fiatenen Ceitey CoE om at w mod. entire Antietam battle-fleld, and Is surrounded | the country a ive dimen ie adoption, tnsone | With a number of midsttpmen on board, who wiot HAVING ADVANCED. NOON. a lotot"-the FINEST GRAPEBeverraised | eraterent. tao]. TRANCE TATLOR. Srmogee Oto te contrat an var "ie | Re ee coeds StUNage ie Rea | muerte ee srt ore | peat Comp ih ais, | FOR SACE ais PORSTECRS of ue § 3 wed er "1 2: -f Af 5 ye ye fo: scription. on every monument can easily be whiter depeniien iMeeaiavahccntrae ation thor Neate - . Bilimore Gouna Bu IRR DST BTCLT RR et House. RDS) BILLT. ae SPINES B09. ieee aan paps sone a Mone read by the ai a gless. The divisions of | was co: ed with other circtmatances, and INTERESTING EDITORIAL MATTER and man: een’ Surminer posit: ‘- ~ : 7 the ground are by States. About four thousand | Jed to. the foundation of parties widely differs paper to, | Cumberland of our deceased soldiers have already been interred, and additions are constantly being umber of bodies gathered m from ing in some of their theories of Government, that their seemed but Mein bo of constract- local items.are crowded outot ourpaper to- Camberland 1 day by the extended: report of the proceedings OAK AND P; rreceg Oo} Phe. 4 AD PINK WOOD constantly on hand. seven of the City Councils last évening, did our spe- ‘e are the so! DI. —One of the most cot, m Tand Massachusetts av- je oben to the public on WEDNSD: AY Seeiralte PRIVAT. eae Ld on the Heights i i 56 OR BA. ‘Ss thorn Libertios Billiard Saloon, No. 336 | I'S Shey Vong ih GOOD TERM! st ‘Th : ering the rain. at ee the military formed im line. at its presenied arms as the Ee rt agents for the sale of the cole. | &0! of Georg town, situated No. 191 W: ington st: ing it upon an: ian a by "e.C BY) je) er 18, at 8P. M..on which oc- a ee a re low prices. a l- ie beautiful; and évery point of the wasle-field tone, Sh cpaballidnd Go¥erhtani ror? Artomruants Bx THX Puusibamr—rne | dering thelr coal. and paying tor ity oun hate, i¢:f:) ae Be Eame ‘yill Snd at thie etabliah- 0 foots “eh door y laid ‘out wih Peers, aud fis various atruggies le fall in view from whilst om the eget onerpment of the States, | ‘Proaident yesterday appomted John U. Mul. | ¢clivered.sny'time during the win welit Deuce | am e praprictor pledges ‘ibnacif to Reepadret: | rales 8 eubstartially baile, containing feortocs we oar fo Bie aie tcr Seeaemesthpacs | more! tan reese ae | ree gon | RR nS, | eae te ee eee Saitnaramecarsaarae | Seacsan ce wearer) | 9. Macrae eh, | D'S SARURR RTI | oh Pesta eee eo gens er SG Tth street: Chronaiatell} soir , = Wensiie; Latrobe stoves w pirare sgib need rir ae | ree an ake ane | “eo ey Cet) Abe Tena suententars sara | Sha te Aces is i fe monthe cre : " f promalanted: tru ias County eases | xeiay Sect ae i ce iitts unt wenseesee' Gaus crsite! | qtr mgtianaen ta shiek Naren condition, Bnd filled the minds ot its mbst’| absence of 4 7h 336 Penpayly Venue, Perera f holara oanbescen, | WM. H. WHEATLEY: NOc4S Jemfecson ravoct, ce Bees Sete Whee Fak S| nee one ip op | ENSUE ven | marae meee cere | UR SMMO Mie rept away. by Jarring rin the Bareaa stock of looks, Millinery Goods, | FINHE AUTOBIOGRAPHY-OF-Lm: REN’ BES Paceitay ae ie amnthaet| Ga ey tern ny | pater eee Heaas tanec dreestoea yee ; =} Gi 3 eerie nies, | , bath-room, 404 reoms; si Heater or Bt ota Bates La aati latest OREN ks | Femi Faia five cota eee the Beate ee ne fers rey pe a ; B3ccst LUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. by Harriet’ went “British Hale tn, Rye. A tied Bory net ‘Ministers; the lc Oorps: ee | Wie ee wi oa | toby Marriot Martinesa? Ste. Gackelle Liteet chee: Justice and Associne Justices ar he mpreme, | Caottine aetna es Te Of RESO UE ef ante Bronte; Bl Vi Currer Bell; i i ase Ona | ianaeaneae hah eae | agp me {Bee rian Bh ae firm will be séttied by Mr. Tiny | | tween'N ad O streets: .. ve oF ju q ‘bere ue em a crises | Sa NpHHIG Te glia, pda {it Mintiesots, 5 e uM. sof paimisialag Ronee oui ns Paipo 7B ° ANY BIBB'S “ DIAMON BR Pitty CLARE VECe them. A great namber of. ladies occu; th : : le Lae toe: sisi secs a per re yan boast same of the mont ena E2ous visions EY on: : , dpa pny a! : Bor} in nen tare? of a 5 made some introductory marke; after which, the following my ma, Conn. posed by Rey. Edward Moyer, of Pa, was 7 Western New now. in | Biitor of the sine iKaows the. at itt - LAGE, Tillaive information concerning any & :