Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1868, Page 4

m ~ Provident Ald Soclets— Meeting APYAIRG 1” ALEXARDRIA—The Sugnal of | - CITY YTEMS. GEORGETOWN, AMUSEMENTS, PROPOSALS. rectors—Interesting Reports. yesterday says : eee cae —————— ‘The City Soup House ———e——_. WATIONAL ORAGE. = Yesterday afternoon a meeting of the Provi- | | The City Soup House is yet inte fall tide of No runt ur Urica contracts our powers, Affairs im Geergetown. SPALDING & BAPLEY F c nit LOCAL NEW Gent Aid Society, organized last month to alle- A unless the city or the kind hearted Bat the whele boundiv'ss is ours. ‘Tux DURBARTON StRERT CHORCH.—The re- cut herve Aemerase QrAnTeR WASTER, + Ss. was held Soom ~4 Price Clothing Store, No. $11 in pr ‘at the ‘burch, on Dun- MR. HLL. BATEMAN’s UNTAVUTE Aca Jus oe ‘Viate the suffermg im our midst, was ‘St | dweiling in it, if diere are any such, come Hen: > No. Ts in progress PAKISIAN OPERA BOUFFE. Sealed Proposaix fn dup 1 Fo eer the Couneil Chamber, City Hull, ward and e the machinery to a greater de- | 7th street, Intelligencer Building. Street, are nearly completed. Workinen 4 tay J st this office wotil I} ecl-ch a. Ye ° - Karionnn pean kes TooWight~ | | Hon. Peter Parker ocempied the chair, and in | gree than they have heretotore evinced willing- * Orana—White oF Black dress | donc, nothing trimiios cave thepiecatia cris | YOR POSITIVELY THIS WEEK ONLY, | Th formuppising the port ot liuutecilie A ATIONAL en.—Third ni 4 of tl ‘OR THE ERA. — wl Garand Doman a Opera Boutfe | the absence of Mr. Kaufman; the Stcretary, Mr, | "TEI O® or wood procured for the use of | Veoc cornichem iow, made or made to | of the pews. The audience room of the church | THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GEROLSTRIN. pomdsof Bas. Company. Jas, C. Luin filied that position: Alexander R. the peek basveshanmancnen: order, at A. Sak & Co.'s, 517 street, between | bas lately been thoroughly refitted up and ar- — ae raph dm rant WattsOrgna Horse—Thind nightof Kate | Shepherd, Eeq., Treasurer, A few oyster sloops arrived yesterday with | Penna. avenue and D-street. ranged in aconyenient and handsome manner. Opera Bouffe in Four Acts, by J. Offeubach, * hundred end twenty Reignolds in “Nobody's Daughter.” Rey. Dr. Hall, Chairman of the Soup House | loads of the sncculent bivalves. SS The ceiling and walls have been beautifully BY THE ENTIRE TROUPE, ~ Fokre 5 e Fath, Committe, and Mexsrs. Nalley, Gultek, Tus. The Alexandria bricklayers are going to or- Tue Gazar ReovLstoR OF THE Human | frescoed by Mr Schutter,of Washing:on. Comprisin: the Bine hundred and sixty? re Oe ee eee ne nie. ‘Siowen were prose Us SyaTem—Sti.L ANOTHER MIRACLE.—Like the | altar and pws, which are of black walnut, | CONTE RU ee ete ARTISTS, pomese of Gore oe Cad Zethe_ We toccemmad Min ioebe:) Wa iene tea eer newt | getung Union, | ns ndulum, the Native Wine Bitters perform | were made in a superior manner by Mr. E. by Mr. au from Pacis, last summer, | To be delivered in quantitibe ax ron ' to the patronage of our fellow-citizens wes! of had ceseth aoa $8,008, and tastes abegn ‘Tue Rrver.—There is no obstraction to nay- | their task with unerring faithfulness, according | King, while the carpenter's work was done by | especially for the Dur pore. togethor with the the public wanteat the port of I i ee, $2, leaving a balance 6f about $5,000 in his | jgacion at this time, to far ac ice Is concerned, | to testimony which would load our'whole cols | Jaccb Frey & Son, the painting by George W, ae ULL ORCAESTEO Midock preptenl mast be accompani Ove Emiows’ Hatt-—Nocpeshould fail to | Da “115 ated thal he Wad toanteee the bill | ¢ the heavy snow of the forenoon to-day | Umns. Here isa case, however, to which we | Godey, the gas-fittin hg Mr. 'S. Waiers,and | a. gorgeous sharnnnine ten guaranty af two Fe peneiiic perene Dane ne Fak for the benetie of St. Demninieh’s' | CF the Filth Weld, which etetoind the tonite set Mbshectane ele eee cares eke | manne vader tit ie Wee GLa poationine ie lone. | tee cchpnstcteke ty! Mie Tomes: Ratan tee meres sharectr ite ee Ta eA | Caarch, Ghich io really a delightful place t0 | £5 tay weekly cost nearly Qh ohiew tod Mas the atmosphere anything else than pleasunt, | and weary sufferer, a victim of ail manner of | charch wall be reopened on Sunday nex! with | APPROPRIATE AND NEW. LEOORATIONS, | the thstad one reve Re j spend sn evening. referred to niin by Dr. Hall, and by desired the | Sailing vereels have not ‘yet ventured into our | treatmentand experiments, borne helplessly to | appropriate services. The Rey. Mr. Slicer will and the renowned The G j - a meeting to act on it Raibes nal’ bal vers tee aie reported at the | Philadelphia and brought back worse instead | preach im the moruing and the Rey. Mr. De ot the Opera, adie EN SCENE, by Mr. Bate. | TtaRy oF Meeting of Master Mechanics. Rey. Dr. Hall read the following report: month of the river, bound hither. ‘The Key- | of better. He tried the Native Wine Bitters, | Haas in the evening. ; man at the Prench Pheatre New York - An adjourned meeting of the employing me- To Hon. Peter Parker: Ler onieangl —— in | portiand Vanderbilt alternate the day trips to | and nee eae a a 100 Ost Dep Pari Fa ee a dn aan ja 29-6tB ots wate « of W: my charge of the seven sou o Societ ; ail eToN, D. C.. 27, 1868. lke, who have been drawing crowde ORS AS USUAL nh 3 = port pease erg = aeadigyoneg™ ney ted working i Test tne Snciessing ‘de. Ccumesietan teen Wye avi adits Mx. CO. GavTima—sir: Having been serious- | at Odd Fellows’ Hall and Metverott Hall, in d Seats can be had at Metrerott’s Musie U. 8 — oe pigs nilders’ Exchang:, on E | mand for help, and would report such farts as various connecting points throughont the | ly afflicted for a long time with Rheumatic | your city, will giveone entertainment here tuis Juring the day.and at the Box Office during et og sirrct: opposite the General Post Office. The | may be of immediate imterest to the Society. | So Government tugs ply regularly be- | Gout, I was prevailed upon to try your Native | evening at Forrest Hall. Their quaint cos- == Bee Sealed Proposals will be rechived by the wer differen: trades were well represented The soap-house im the First Ward supplies | tween this city and Fort Washington. Wine Bitters, and having tried them I am free | tumes of one hundred years ago, and fine sing- WALL'S OPERA HOUSE. Signed ontil the 2 th of February. 1855. at } employers, drawn together to take into consid- sou) pal prover to 396 colored families and 6) y 3 - | tosay to you and toall the world that they ing of old-fashioned tuues, are well worth see- | LESSEES A MANAGERS. J W.WALLAOK ®. m.. for the following timber vir intion, as stuled by the members, the recent | white; Second Ward, 311 colored and 20 white. haye made a pertect cure of me. 1 recommend | ing and hearing, and they should have a crowd- AND E. L DAVENPORT 113.600 linear (or celtc) feet of Hemlock Timt» ards a acre ty mPlovees tending to- | Third Ward; 106 colored and 30 white, Fourts | | PETITION vor Retrer.—In the Senate today | your Bitters as an invaluable article, ea howse. — E.luchet square, im sticks not less than 5: fret ss Jory snarike. Mr. T- 1s Engwisle, the wm- | Ward, 13 colored and 110 white; Fifth Ward, See egon wae Presented by Mr. Johnson, from | “Respectfully aud gratefully yours, Saxe ov Stock. —Forty shares of the «tock of Migs KATE BEIONOLDS, Pine 7 } EINE she tman, presided, and Mr. George E. | jy: colored and 26 white; Siath Ward, 200 col, | Mrs. Mary Riggles, of Washington, D. C.,pray- JouN AMOS, Auctionrer, the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of this | tBIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Jan. 29, 19% ke mat Tews than 30 foot 41k Was appointed Secretary. ored and 22 white; Seveath Ward, to indi. | 19 compensation for the death of her son, Corner of Penna, ay. and 10th &t. iano Rprvaeuen outdligh gubvaie dase apaowontge Cy RemeepaY) BVS G, Jan. 9,28 —y Kuk, chairman of the committe ap- | Viduals, i white and 798 colored--a total of | Lewis Riggles, who was gee gnc hem pep ates Ive onsite am-ties oolan: i NOGODY'S DAUGHTER. 25.408 feet. b. m., of 3 inch Kemiock Plank ited & preammie and recoludone, ia es: | $13 azailies, which if malted by four, n- | Heeamensof his own) killed by the horesset > | gseavry—To promote and roiain the bloom | }ixmENIAL.—The accomplished Miss FI or, the BALLAD-SINGEE UF WAPPING. Sep Srecuciis: (cm or cal')'s tet foog ant 3 which be said that himself and Dorel a ne ae Se en ea), 82:32 | tem. ‘The petition sets forth that the deceased ea ee ta! ponennily-tive cues, lation [42cek os FRIDAY. Janvary 31, BENEFIT OF Seebee in’ diam: ter were much embarrassed in ther | Persons w ¥ relieved by this associa- | Vas her only support. It was referred to the wisi Ge bo nee J this city, Was this morning marri MISS KATIGREIGNOLDS. | Pine. Seren, or Ash Timber may to delivered i Brcberation se as to avoid all semblance of a | ' “The expenses of one week, ending January | Committee on Clams. ae Barnes See ther's residence, corner of Cox GED COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT To | MiP Et Aller part of the ret item of this bill The ne er one ag: bak, OF So eee was about $956.91, making an averaze of —— Mr. Jupp's Great Book AUCTION will re— 2 droit |). BE. GANNON, Iefore the Ist of July Dloyer. [The preambir ett § ka ro mach home,” Thislow Rs gpk pede wd cotemnd at Columbia Building and. Deposit en in Washington, at 370 apres ped Savied on a Bessel togr to tow No L BAULY on THURSDAY, Jax. 30rm, | OR" Datization « 5 geined only by the closest e2 % as you sem Se: ‘ the Metropolitan Hotel, this (Thursday) eve- : SOE — = nde: Follc wir g Talen : : dition of our national affairs as the prime | Tiliperceive by the report of wr. Keilocg, | Attociation, which meets at Temp Trance Hall ing, Suit be contbacad enter ehedtans, orheer (THe Agvrpver—Some ta: re Finders or 3, the Foil at g alent. {ause of the depression and stagnation in basi- | Sich is appended, by an economy which ts | on next Friday evening, in order to receive su iss large and telect assortment of the most | Stingers were this morning , lex- : tune Reps and exhorts a union of feeling and action | <> \ere on the kindly feelings of the distrivutors | 8¢Tiptions for stock, and to elect three directors hoe ws ot the two between (he master and the journeymaa as the ' ‘ andrix Aqueduet, npon whictt to complete the list of officers. The well-known | ¥#luable Books, which must be sold. 2315 | OOo TS fit work wot yet coustrue. a, character of its officers elect farnishes the best SPA nega? THE Pump Docror Wawrep.—The attention guarantee that its affairs will be conducted on | | THE Great Crosixe-ouT Book Save, at | of the pump docior is called toa pimp on the a@ sound basis Private sale, closing each evening at 6 o'clock, | corer of Frederick and th sire ts, that has —__»—__. at 370 Peuntylvania avenue, under the Metro- | Shorard no w ster for several work Aw.—Mary Maria | politan Hotel, will be continned a few days at surest guarantee of mutual advantage and lo. bat ao ry ar that the Secretary of the Navy, $a prveperity. In order to the faithful perfor- | on my representation, ordered @ ship's. galley mance of contracts made by mast:r-workmen, | tote put at one as a loan. By this Jos the or some Permanent basis of lasor price: | we were saved a large bill. ‘The cauldron for the mutual protection of the connecting 0 had been purchased previous. Links of mechanista, and recommends the ap- | {¢refrom, which E tranataciodt to i * | sn in accordance ich may be obtain office. ‘The andersicned reserves the righ? to reject auy 1other himine ICKETS—§1. F ale at EI Vio aria tHe Liquor the lentes ee rere ar tra charge for Reserved sente OF all bide, if not deemed satisfactory : McGuire was before Justice Clark yesterday | astonishingly low prices. So rich and varied a ; x gaudion nueed ten et ie ICKENS’ READING —In conwaucnce of ss ‘ BARL Pointment of a committee to revise and esta-| Seventeen Vee Wan anstenred (0 ie | ening changed with selling liquoe on Sue, | stock wonteve: tetcotbred im Weakinnie Ie eae &. eehdies Bees Deven E-tice |. Up OERS RB AWIRO._1s col sone wecead’ | jg.54ttaln of Kingineers, Bei. Lt. Col, € Core rhe at tobe nag Bon. the prevent in~ | “On' Saturday, Q5th, I addressed a letter to | AY, for which she was fined $20. Michael | 191" Wa. L, Watt & Oo. Auctioneers. ing charged with being disorderly by interfer- | 0a! fy, MnP itene he tai ores, Pay nate) | i uuaH BEEF AND VEGETABLES raced price of labor and material. The fre- | General ©. H- Howard,requesting him to furan, | MeCarthy bad a heaving before the same Jus- ——_-—___ ing with the opposite sex and the street. He | pred { Bey oy —— et ndvenied to aod of wages of journey- | ishan increased amount of meat—lW pouns | tice yesterday evening upon two charges pre- | Noticg To Spuctat, Derostroxs.—The at- ‘was fined $5.50 and turned over to the military be had at the remalar to tis upon come Tan eat APPeal made to them | for each soup-house—making in all 700 pounds | feTFed against him, for selling liquor to sol- | tention ofdepositors of bonds and other valu. E. Kimble was arrested by Lieut. E sex Iasi £0. W. DRIVER, to fix upon some tar and p-rmanent standard, perdiem. To this applicationa favorable reply | ‘ers, and was fined $20 upon each charge. able packages is respectfully called to the let- | evening for being intoxicated and disorderiy, 256 Pennsylvania a in order that employers may make and conform | fas been made. The committee lave ender. ein ter from the Comptroller of the Currency,Hon. | suq was this morning fined $2.5 by Justice | ——— ~—METZEROTT HALL. Cos Ne Ie Duiking contracts may be entered | \ored to register and elussify the applicants | LARCENY oF A Hoc.—Officer Williams, of | H. K. Hulburd, heretofore published. Concur. ecko, ; = sad into by them. With these objects in view, a | for suup, but it isa work of time, and none of | the second precinct, Monday evening arrested | rent opinions by several eminent legal gentle- en FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY om. fhe prcsingrclutions are appended embodying | the reports are complete. a colored man named Henry Taylor, who | men have also been given. In consequence | © E MMENCING Dies at the Brooklyn Nave Yard the provisions of the Lamrnabooy Be You have then, sir, the facts before you and | <tme up before Justice Thompson yester- | thereof we do not feel justified in longer assum- GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS, MONDAY JANUARY 27(h TUS 3DAY ont quired An interchange of sentiment having been in- | the society that af least 6000) pereous ave tn ro 7, Gharced with the larceny of a hog from | ing the responsibility of the custody of articles. | ~~~" __T_* AOSTA Te | HON RSDAY 30th FRIDAY 310k eateEDa he beef and veretat Jon aOR the Teport of the committee. Mr. | ceipt of their daily food from this society; thu | Alfred Dade, and was committed to jail for | Depositors are requested to withdraw such de. [BBY THOMAS DOWLING, Aucts.; Georgetown, FEBRUARY Ist. the best the mar Zo Angus remarked that the only objection he | the number have thus far increased and still in. | COUT’. Eecit now 1h One poeseteled, St Nel oon vedi. WEDNESDAY AND’ SaTURPAY AFTER bad to its adoption was, that it did not go far | crease. The cost 10 the society, exclusive of See eae ence, before the first day of January, 1863. ITU ND EFFECTS ¢ a NOONS. = mabe aecigon ‘ a : 7 5 5 ° sell, on : enty per cent the onerous exactions of employees! in their | 0% $20 Der week. One fact I respectfully urze which time the ground was cove Ly mo on ¢ 2 —_e»—_—_—_ t, 18 8, at 10 o’clock at the Vocatiste and Instramental Performers, threatening demands for hicher wages and | Work ‘ne thece Merits ere ene, | three inches andsince then rain has fallen. A | Pgnsons wishing to subscribe for Tae STAR | Francie L from the amount of made. ae Y “ * "epect Btree ayette | Tunes that our Forefathers sang. rity fe ce ofthe gight-hours’ labor. He wanted such by-laws | time and atiention Of Goo able sen eden; | Rumber of sleighs made their appearance upon | whrnecne fe Cea Sad ns Tay Teed, 1 ae eee ee aes Rete eee mee a itis folly complied “tthe eam and regulations adopted as would protect em- | agent to cee that it sball go on wisely and with | te streets and some sleighing was eagaged in. | will please Ieave ther meders at No. eae oak | hold tars ae Ee an Geet an tobe, These entertainments have heen indorsed by the ery offer ployers in the pursuance of their business, and | Droner economy. I sir, your obedient ser. ———.__. Capitol street, between 4th and 5th. Marble Top and other Stand: i religious and musical communities in other cities aranty © by one prope’ y- Lam, sir, yi 4 2 Ne = then from entire dependence upon the | Pi7P* C. H. HAtL, RAaTions DistRevTep.—At the First Ward Joun Coaerss, Agent, Mahogany fide Tab) Book Case, Wardrobe, se bein frasght not only with pleasure, but with | sons. that the bidder er bidde ne Chairman Soup Committee, soup-house 220 rations were given out yester- —_r——_ ‘ane Sekt Roe ing antl other Chairs, el Mr. Wilson E. Brown called for the reading | ye also rend the teport of Me, J Ht, Kelley, S}at the Seventh Ward soup-honse, and | Dr. Warre, Chiropodist, 424 Penn: Se Ca es wit HATTIE CREEK, a BEA of the preamble and resolutions by section superintendentof the Fifth Ward soup-hous~, | 235 at the soup-house in the Fourth Ward. avenue, between Four-and-a-half an S MASTER ARMSTRONG, = : which was ordered, and the same adopted tll giving some interesung facts relating to the streets, continues the successtul treatment of reaching the third resolution, which suggests a same. Beading, Tl ply and in Cs ts, Matti d Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, eree-piy one] Tngrstn Corpets, Matting ne Mr. Nalley moved that the bill be paid, as he ed. Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c. 1 Side Chair used by ex-Pres Tevition of the book of prices. To tals Mi be sitonishing Bor Soprano nae. Angus objected, as impracticable and imope: ai the entire Gompany in Sacred mission, 25 and S# cents. Secured Seats to be and A required bad no doubt of its correctness; carried. Supreme Court or tag District 1x Gen- | Office hours from § a. m. to No char; A large lot of Fishing Tackl had at the Muste Store of Mr. Ellis also at Metco. ‘The Department reject any Eo tar so he was concerned, he never | "wr. Gulick suggtsted as one of the reasons | EAL Team, Chief Justice Cariter presiding; As- | for consultation. Establ is6i. S° | stoves, with many articles too’ numerous to men. | rott Music Store. For Matiness—Children. 36 | proposal not consideres tothe Gen er Brae hones wee and never wouid. | the bill had overrun the limits im that ward, | sociale, Justices Olim, Wile and Heher Un tho pisses be bey THOS. DOWLING Aectioneer, | “ents: Adulte, 28 cents, Be | “prt. “ Rr. Brown thought the passage of thervsolu- | that Mrs, Griflug, appointed by theFreed: | case of Purcell ve Miner, which mee oa wee Tan Onserwal FRANG oclls Gente Paraisn. | = 5 1 is to be understeed that in caee the stipulated Se At this time, unnecessary. After @ while | men’s Bureau, wae not acquainted with the Te qunen our report closed, the Court re- | ing Goods cheaper than any house in this city, Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. A COTERIE CARNIVAL. due od _ ss pes considered and an estab- | ponndaries ofthe ward and had sent persons | served its decision. at his ular store, 44 rid street, between — ails meters He moved that the resol gman te fixed upon. | to the soup house whoresided in other wards, | _ Jn ve, Geo. L. Sherwood.—It was to-day or- | &t iP ree doors’ above Odd Fellows’ Hall, | CHANCERY 8ALE OF VALUABLE WHARF BAL MASQUE, tion of the Departm: = moved that the resolution be laid onthe | “The chair euggested that Mr. Kellog had oop pee Tule i show oe in the Recollect the No.—494. 19,1; i THOMSDET LTE a ie ae To be given at heen DoE =f asked that a discrimination should be made as | Of dabeas corpus in this case sc psec T A a SSS Navy. Mr. Kirk advocated the expediency of forth- | to his ward. that the proceedings be heard and. For Oumszains axp Frosrep Fawr, | the subacribers lll eee toy coe ee yee: MARINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, KOPOSALS FOR HORSES prices, If cick was mot dean of the book ef | “Mr. Shepherd thought that such cases shonld | an appeal by the Court in General T White's Einbrocation is aspecific. Price $1 per | ton under s decree rt of the E street, near Ninth, ‘ — > Pica, If such was not done there would trou- | ye trought before the Board. Me alco moved | presat tera. pottle. For sale at 44 Pennsylvania avenue | Metrict of Golpebie pessoa <anik coane pees Ofkce Chirs Quartermasier, District of Montana.) le ensuv. Partws dispensing contracts would | tha : E NOCK LOCK © aed therein dependi P. Myers Fors Shaw. M- T...January 1.1998. that the committee appointed to wait on THE NOCK LOCK CASE. between 4 and 6th streets, erein depending. yore was Bealed Proposals wi! refer to the old price-book demand com- | gral Ho in reference to obtaining an aj This morning the case of Wm. Gunton et al. complainant and Jane C. Myers et al., were de- EVE OF WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY, i twelve 1h) otiert Mine Honey ae pliance with the figures, unless the same was Ppropriation from Cougress, be instructed to ys. Joseph Nock, Swann for appellant, Henkle ap ene fen ante. all that yalgable whact property Relong- FEBRUARY 21, second (2d) day of March. 18%. for the delivery of | uate eee to the present increase quire whether some portion of the appro led appellee, wes before the const This is & SPECIAL NOTICES Trentia ertsene toa on the south side ef Water Wnder the Direction of far hundred ‘ belt» € Horeer “ - tion could notbe used for the soup house: for a specific lien upon a judgment 3 ; back of that a fe Ey lant Qoarter Mr. Angus had uo objection to those who | they could mot secure some such aid, they | ered by the defendantin the Gort of Seas) wHath'to the chaunel of’ the: Potomac viver the PROFBSEOR L. G. MARINI. Trester ot Fort Shaw, M.T., (Oe, —— book of prices for their government 7 operations in Februar: and an injunetion restraining him from MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. said roperty being between Congress and Jeffer- 87 Fature advertisements will farnish fall par- | °*; ren Sebieed A forty to be del 1 to the ay as indisposed to have She : - “ . ‘ zs pete » i 0 be delivered matter inierfere with the permanent organiza- | paling beer piaved that the eeaie at haber Pie cimenave borin Eomparnctad cA, EeAT tom Youso Mex ox tae Onius ov “Ferme of sale as ribed by decree: One- | ticulars of the coming Carnival. JOEL | padereigned at Camp Cooke, M. T.,on the bfteenth : band: 2,400, a D : a of May ies perhaps, six months to ceeette at Would take, | their ball, which is over one-fourt the whole | by the defendant upon the Postmaster General | £21125 Deliments to MARRinox, with sure moans | {oUrtteC ft day teal Ao | | vy ol May # than fourteen (14) hande Fought to ben There wae ee such & Work a8 | amount faised, and moved that the secretary | in January, February and March, Istu, for th> of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free of | ing revenue stampa, at the ithe parebaser. INSURANCE. er five under nine (9) years old. to at ought to be. There was no man in this com- up a resolution of thanks to the force. to | purpore of raising money to carry on a contract | ebarge. Address, Dr-J-SKILLIN HOUGHTON, EON | a tale a cound fa 3 cts to addi Munity, he ventured to assert, who worked by | be signed by the officers, and that the C jor the manufacture of locks and keys for the | Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa, ja29-3m. i trustees reserve the T= UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE OOM- | *) ict te, tne a on ive a the bouk of prices at all. tee on Soup Houses be instructed to ho: mail service of the United States. Defendants Se ea right to resell at the ost and risk of pon a sa al PANY, of New York. peal hy soegy for e less number t Mr. George W. Harkness differed with Mr. lie not alleged to be insolvent. The answer and AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL, ing ee seeeet will be required when Paid up capital, $200,000. Bidders should give their wam-sin full,es we ABgus in so tar as working by rules of prices pted. Ginended auswer set up divers matters, aud | For Disxasxs ov tux Tyxoat axp Loxos, svcn | the property isstrack off. i. | ae their place of residence . Was concerned: but did not see the necessity of stated that he had received a | that, after this indeebtedness accrued, the com- as CoucHs, CoLvs, WHOOPING CoucH, JAW P. MYERS: Trustees. pingard of Directors, men of undoubted reaponsi- | 5 t2ci" ! monet be accom) me fe cities, mee! ea ul acts | Kelley, of the detectives, but he could 18 patent, which was s) cient to have efore oh Ps = ene Pook of prices, STably based upon a standard | yo comply with them. He was entitled to | eatisfied the debt, but that the same was held | mEfobs Bette etd AN re pea wtf HE GREATEST BARGAINS YET OF FERED erect will at < races. A 80 deaply until it expired, for a period of over fourteen | upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent years, without any ‘attempt to sell, and | remedy for pulmouary complaints. Through a long without any benefit to defendant: and that | series of years, and among most of the races of men the drafts so given were to be paid out of the WALLS bee ee in ‘eyed estimation, Eroceads of any locks and keys nat he might | Sittrand power to care the raticen ection of 4 | forty-three loads of coke, but the company had Mr. Angus’ information had been the reverse | uy iow the amount to thirty-two loads and Ee Samant of Mr. Harkness. He would | be asked if wood could not be substituted, bet wine for the crowd that im New, York the | which could at all times be had, societies werezoverned by no rules of that char. Slowen said tha aeter. It was time to ofgamize against thenn,, | _ Mr. Slowen said that in bis ward they could —— non-forfeitable after two annual pay. roposal te mocrp 2 nd of fifty (50) per cent t of the contract wili be required General Agent for the District, | tearticles of agreement a eeutered faithful fon a Office with DODGE & McLELLAN, po Gee Just received at MILLER’S. 101 Bridge stree, n, 4-4 Bleached Shirting Muslins. 10. 12 ALBERT W. PAINE, 4 Androscoggin do. do..18c.;4-4 Wam- 0., 220.3 4-4 New York Millsdo, do..26e. icoes. 8 ry best, 12. i ‘are sell 16 We alt) and solvency r§ e det ef i a1 ining stock of Winter Goods we ja 10-3m Next door to Cooke's Bank. “ city wil os not get coke when they wanted it, and he had | deliver to the department. On this, atter proofs, | the Inn a and throat. have made it known as a | ™ ee entertained enices i Pine conteapiaerneymen, who wore at this | bern told that the Gas Company could not fill | & decree was rendered for complainants tor | {eit protector against them. While adapted : : BENJAMIN N oo to. ern” Contemplating strikes against the employ- | the orders intwo weeks. He moved that $5) be | $2,705; and the injunction sustained, Doe | Cele Motetor against them. young children, ATIONAL CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE | [t..), ere. appropriated in each ward to purchase wood | fendants appealed to the Court in general term, | it is at the same time the most eff-ctaal remed . WHEATLEY’S PREMIU' COMPANY. ‘The right toreject any or all bids that may be The Guestion recurring upon the motion to | 43 be distributed the current week. They hea it now comes up for trial, and def-udants | that can be given for incipieat consumption. an DYEING AND CLEANSING lay the third resolution upon the tabie, it was : been in the habit of giving out wood by the adopted: and upon a suggestion that the com- mittee appointed to dra.t a constitution and by- poo ee ee laws should be composed of a majozity of those Mr. Shepherd said the amount was but asmall who would be most affected by the contem- | one, but small as it was the Society hrd as offered ie reserved claim shat the advances upon said drafts con. | Se tansergun adectionnof the throat And lanes, | og, yj ESTABLISEMENT. OHANTERED BY SPECIAL AOT OF OO3 | “iproyorsis must be made in duption stitute no lien on the judgment. 2d. That these | should be kept on hand in every family and indced | Betabiiahed | h copy of this adverti * drafts remaining unpaid June 6th, 1340. com. | as all are sometimes subject 40 coldi nd ghs, plainants received irom the defendants as se. ould be provided with this antidote for them: curity 4am assignment of a patent for the d_bt, Although settled ( ‘MrTion {s thonght in- wn, D. ; ~ | QAPITAL STOCK. “i most completeesiaviishinent | OASH CAPITAL 1,000,000 | endorsed ~ Proponale Horses." and addressed 300.000, | tothe undersigned #t Fort Shaw. MT Contracts to be subject_to the approwal of the oft couatry. Kite ant Accdent Pelicice of every description | ich. Baparemamn ent Bivicen time aees Br Harinece ieaeuons of the journeymen, | much on its hands as it could well support in | and that this was a waver of any lien, and that | carable, still Inbers of cases where thedie- | | Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds done in the best | an be obtained. Bidders must be present in person at the opening Tir. Harkuecs interposed “objections; xine | mUCh on its hands ani ee ead ee | Sees art oitims have complete jurisdiction | Sed the ‘patient restored to sound ealth Sy tos | “FIT thankful for past avors, the subscriber | Mice 500 Sh street, near Penne. av. _je1-tf ofthe bids. = strike reap neee oe nt eS and | should furnish the fuel,and it would be well | Over the subject matter, and over all parties in | QR4 the Patient, restorec complete is its mastery | solicits the continued custom of the community. [QXTENSIVE SALE OF BOOTS AND BOOT. | cqeersrof Prevet Major General A. H. Terry ‘ fou: c = ™ to get an appropriation of 200 in each ward for = fo a committee would give them all | fuel. The Society would have enough to do to . keep the soup houses and groceries going, and ‘The suggestion was withdrawn, and the chair | if itexpended money for wood, the pile would therenpon appointed the following entlemen not last long. to compose the committee:—Messrs. Wilson Bs Brown, George W. Harkness, M. Mernill, J. A. | yp” Buvlin coincided with Mr. Shepherd. interest, and this court cannot interfere in any | over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that | “Goods recelved and retercnd by express with the XTENSIVE SALE OF BOOTS AND BOOT | pommanding Department of Bakots judgment rendered by it. Y | the mort obstinate ot thembittale, Weesnerk: | uae Promptnese and despatch. " E Termentin's Gti - VaR bo rig The complainants on the other hand, claim | Ing else could reach them, under the CueRny Pc- | Post Office Sddrena, Lock Box No. 80. gh 9 Sanuary is, rene ¢ ja 20-08 sion of teens that this was a specific lien, not only on the | TORAL they subside and disa; ffice closes dally "at manset, except Saterday, win ve 2 ably. stkcten Schyieil! | gy EO POSALE patent, but on the proceeds and profits thereof, | gon\ron ges © UStte SPEAK ete | Arvenal, in this city, on TURSOAY, Februery 4 | > and was given withthe intention of securing | “Asiata fa always relieved and often wholly 1858, the following surplus stock of Army Boots the reimbursement of the money advauced to | cured ty it, y Captain and A Mr. Shepherd said the aj jon of 850 GOVERNMENT SALES and Bootees, viz: Lowers, 1+ A; Brown, Hiram Richey and Jno. | might be made, and if the Councils make the | him,and when the deed wasmede,therightand | OBRoxéuiris ts generally cured by taki hf T Tait Baits machine-sewed Bocts a oni mustache dancer: we \- t. e chairman's name | riation itcould goon the account. He | title to the patent and proceeds passed to Wm. | Currey Pectorar in «mi frequ: jones. anes : 5 sty ©. Will be received at thie ‘was added thereto. shoved that Macnee "Dali, Pte ana Nailey be | Gimpton as Trustee, for the benwit of the com- | , So generally are ite virtues knows that weneed | ALE OF | SERVICRABLE HOSPITAL ale will commence at 10.8.m. offer wots] 12 o'cieck. poor "on FHUBRDAY. Jn Mr. Harkaess moved that the meeting go into | appointed to procarean appropriation of $1750 | piaiuants. Itis adirect charge te vémannna Sea Pan see roca tidsntes i thom here. of Gomnare Apistunt Medical Pitdeser’s Oiee Any information relative to the. a at Stdne ion. Nokes te f permanent efficers. r “ * : 4m assure the public that its qualities are fully sistant eyor’s x te tae jay at Sidney Station. Nebraska pment | te = for fuel, from the Councils. court of a Will enforce it and subject | maintained. Washington, D. C., January 29, 1838. foro! ‘on application at this bids will be received for leose and for Merrill thought such a proceeding un- | ‘Mr Nalley remarked that it was unnecessary, | the proceeds to the payment of the saine. Also PREPARED BY Will be sold at public auction, in thiscity, atthe | Somaliz cr by letter | F. J. Ol baled Ha: Parliamentary, until the presentation and adop- | gs the matter would be attended to. claims another agreement of defendant De- Dr. J.C. AYER & O©O., Lowett,, Mass., Purveying Depot, Judiciary Square, E street, be- | _J8 20-17tB wt. Col. 2. -8.a. Full conditions of the contract will be male stloe he as ttubon and by-laws In this po- | “An appropriation of $50 was made for the | cember, 1=52,conferring a turther right and lien, Practical and Analytical Chemists. | tween ath and sth streets, on FRIDAY. the 7th day GOVERNMENT SALE. known ch application at th.s office sition he was sustained by Mr. Kirk; but the present weel and on 6th of June, 1865, another agreement, Bold by all Druggists everywhere. of February, 1868, at 10 o’clock ®. m., the following, soe B Bn ———. aetna ee aused fo concur, and thereupon pro- | " The Chair said he was glad to announce that | thus creating a triple lien, and they ack for ¢ | 4#8-DaW cosm iS ses Wette and Gray Bieukots rennet Qrsatepp manures Device, 2 2B “oH -S Sarg 22 thea eoce election, when the follow- | if proper person could be found to fill the po- | specific pertormance of the contract. = 3 Beef Extract, condemned. ‘There will be eel itic auction. at Fi . ing officers were chosen for the next si ths: i ‘ Jou PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN 25.5% pounds Beef Bx! — mos pny HR a POSE om aY, aN me a v7 Lie next six months: | sition of general agent, his salary would be Bankrvurtey Court, J. les Brown, i The Blankets have mever been used, and are only | Barker, Kansas, on the Sist day of Jan is x For President, Thomas B. Entwistle; first vice : ter—Docket cuse No.'14. Testimony’ taken testify to the merits of sold because they are moth eaten. a large quautity of unserviceable quartermaster's Access Anis Quanta President. Jerome Davis; second vice Presi- | "Mr. Pian suggested that Mr. A. P. Clark was | under motion. and notice to assignees to show HALL’S VEGETABLE ‘Terms cash, in Government funds. property, consisting in part of the following ar- eerTNe Ae rteetEe Fae ee eat dent, George W. Harkness; Secretary, Augus- | a suitable mam for that place, and he might ac- | cause why they should not be removed. Notice SICILIAN HAIR RENEWEB, Goods to be removed within fi a ticles, viz: Sealed Proposals will ‘be received ai thie office tus Day ‘reasurer, Wilson E. Brown. cept it. to assignees to give bond. {n restoring GRAY BAIR to its originsl color and A. 8 Ath eet) ey a corner of Prun street and Garrison alley, until On motion, the meeting then adjourned till r. Slowen objected to the appointment ot promoting fta growth. Itmakes the hair softend | 48 = eee oy v Bae MONDAY. the third day of Febroary, 188, at 12 Wednesday, Sth proximo. such an officer, urging that the Committees Blouy. ‘fue oid In sppearance are made young Laat a eel, Oe Pekan Dean jact the furnishing and delivering atthe ——+—__ could do what work was to be done as the First MARRIED. Senin.” Itis the best GOVEBNEEFT SALE OF CONDEMNED | Lena Lines, Stove Dilces poende sft iced; evund Oola, (to weigh ths poaperaeningareerk ateine eee | Ser senee end th i fa | Charlee } Waite, VAMES MALO end | Ever used. Tt remover Dassret and all Soarry Heada'rs. Deportmont af the Plaste, 2 | Storer, fay taney to peuuie wo the baat) : in the preparation of a work giving the results | Mr. Shepherd moved the appointment of a 5 % " 4 : in. A> fo Bork 5 Stoves, Singletrees. 20.000 pounds of good, sound Timothy Hey, of investigations, persobal and otherwise, inte | committee to sclect a proper person for this por be cael heat i ceeded Ba cy te bey oy peer Hor eg stig ently Cots Jackets. U (eal Progress of the co-operativ® movement as | sition. He thonght it would pay to have an awa, Nus., January = Om isss.§ a ‘001 sare y vil mar 8 following articles of public property will be Stable Frocks. "Red Sacks. Canteens, | 14200, Pounds of good, sound Ost or Rye Biraw lie at the Government Corral, | Drum Hears Teats, Tent Files, teat Poles Tent | (baled) on ERIDAY. the ist day of | Stoves, Tent Ping, Camp Kettles. Mess Pans, Axes, | _,72* delivered on or before the 18th day of Feb applied to distribution, prodnetion, and credit. | officer of this kind even ata large salary; but During a recent trip to Europe, he visited all | Gen. Howara proposes to pay the salary of this the leading enterprises connected with this | officer, ity. Nocerds. % . i lense of the pumerous rations which are rene eeecee! | acid upon cur reputations en BE. P. HALL & 0O., Nashua, N. H., Provrietors. pirontaat TO LADIES—E£xtra TRAIN: y. 1ses. 8 o'cloek a. x Shovels, Spades, Pick Axes, and Hatchets reer ' S " Py tached to Hoopskirts, are made to ord: % on Bids must be accompanied by @ guaranty .sicn: great principle—one which is destined ulti. | — Br. Slewen asked if the constitution provided | paths HOOPSHINT aod CONSET SATHO For sale by all druggists. a 2-comm Oe sae, (1 Mie eenings, Bale 80 commnenoe at Worle e- o og a oneibie mately to democratize the wealth of the world | forjsuch officer. er * 2Btest caret 8, lates, stock, of # BENCH Co TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX OR fantry.) 100 Hat Feathers. oe ' ¥ providing equitable methods of distrioutin; r. Dulin remar! re was such an 8. all sizes, ices, 49 Lout ‘avenue, Blankets. rds Bl eo 1 lowed fe val of rt: smote fairly than i now the casr, and with | offe"r now in the person of Mr. Shepherd, | near st.“ Tuell} CuaBLEs Bava. TOREARS FIO SOUDORRRUX O® Bioaiee CoH Drawers, | iuchos nue unees 1 aider” ot Brevet Stupor General Gr. Bas t in , Ss omen’ vhose time would not permit hii to atte oe ‘ Al x reat Coats, nifor 3 ton, Cl juartirmaster Department Missou: Breaking down the princaple of indiviiesiy, | wie YS Tatas tye With tREOME Consens oh UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL gooC F. thirte, 1 Cooking Stove; apse NRY INMAN pitteburg. P In connection with this work, the aulhor de. | ‘The motion of Mr. Shepherd, for the appoint- | sted We “ties on cite ores eee z £00 Knapaact 168 pre Hospital Drawers. | ja27-0B Brevet Major and Depot Q. M. od’ Propossisfor Oats’ ilay or be to present a history of American efforts in | ment of a commuttee to select a general agent, | elsewhere, quality considered No inferior goods PERPE: cena Se ee MEWEAL- | 10 peire Trowoers (foot. raPS B : pra re ad this direction. jeties im this city, or else. | was adopted: and Messrs, Hall, Shepherd, and | made up. 50d BUGLASE & BRI > apes y order of Bvt. Maj. Gen. " Augur. ROADHEAD & CO., _By order of Brevet Major General Geo: | where—sueh as Co-operative Stores, Building, | Nalley were appointed. ja 03 Mh street. corner of D. It ts an unfailing remedy in all cases of Fact + 4 Cornea F axp 13tu Strexts Grqumen, accion and other Mutual, Benefit, Trades Unions. and | Mr. Dulin tendered ‘the resignation of Mr. vs algia., often effecting a perfect care in rie fel Brevet Brigadier Ge meral, hooting aijaucuker _ note Labor Reform Associahors—will greatly facil. | Wm. Dixon as a director from the Sixth Ward, JOS. J. MAY & cows . pcan a 3 je rma # te the work by forwarding to him their con- | on account of sickness, with a request that Dr, Chronic Neuralgia and gonsral Nesvous hereane ALE OF DAMAGED CLOTEING AND ERY SACP s stitutions and reports, as well as all other in- | McKim be appointed to the place; Inid over. PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. ents of many years’ standing, affecting the entire EQUIPAGE. of all descriptions at greatly reduced rates. Their formation they can as to the practi Mr. Tustin made a partial report from the ba ‘stem, are letely and permanently cured —_— asso) it of 2 workings of their various associations: Ad. | Commitee on Clothing! in which he steer tne 3= Gaya, ora ea teeter dentsatt | OFFICE oF Ano Groriine anp Bovirace: 2 OT oeess ceces td ey dress R. J. Hinton, General Post Office, | Pye tagies tad commenced the work in the | PRESH SUPPLY OF THE BEST MAKES, VIZ: fom and can alwaye Be with porfoct safe |, Walle wold at Pie fuetion at the Depot oj | iyreliactected. and of superior coalition. Bvery | Tats mn ihe 3 haere Pea | p ‘Siter ‘toma : js in constant use by the best physicians, rmy Clothing and Equipage, corner ft tase te suit the | } a oan th Navy Funanat 1x Ease Wstutnoros—Yesterday | Vetng agit ends coe eke ee DESPRE’S, ve it thelr unanimons and unqualitied approval | Washington nireste in Newt York clas oy tH Bis ee eee to the Navy Yard. Wastiagton’ BG. ot’ the Tat afternoon, the faneral of the Iatx James E. Gilt | “tie canned alle . ES ek cece by mall on recent of Gl end two postag | DAY. the oth of January. igs, the fallowing Geil god examine brfore purchasing eeewhere. | iowing wrilelen he raelgiaggiel (whose, on Sunday Iast has been noticed f in VOL 5 stamps. s weil phe fsa Prec Conte infantry | 28 ss 2 £00 Its. Oak um. in bales of 10 Ibs eac in the Stak) took place from the Exst Wach- TURNER & CO.. Sole Propriotors, ; ena eronk tants, saunter HARLES BERG'S 7 ington Methodist Church, and it very | Annual Meeting of the Washington City ALEXANDRE'S, oc2l-cofm 120 Tremont street, Boston, Mass, mon Tents, s jane FANCY DRESSES AND DOMINOES largely attended. Rev. J. W. Charlton of the Orphan Asylum. JOUVIN’S. A ae et Seseeis’ ensertedi. FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, 0B s Methodist Protestant Church, conducted the The annual meeting of the Orphan Asylum S7 SHORT GLOVES, $2; Long or Two-but- NEW MARBIAGE GUIDE. 18ibley Tent, 83 Stable Frocks, No. 269 phen Boa BU Set, sopecite FeTCE OF 4 > ——, STATES the Congransent ch the remains were taken to | was neld at Trinity (P.B.) church, corner of | ton GLOVES, 92.25; Genta’ $2.25, AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiologt- | 0 Forage Caps, bad tik ares Encouraged by the patronage which I received ei gtLaDELrHiA, demuary 28, 283 the ¢ nal Cx th ton G: 8, $2.25; 3 to ‘314 K napsack 1349 Ponchos, ment war made. The Grand Lodge and itec, | Thitdaud C streets, last evening. The Rev. | gon sales of one dozen and upwards wo make | Sou aris 'iachood which erente eerie ene | So Rutier Blankets, — [é,fo1 Hat Cords, ool. \ cus lech hostess es mad Ay oe py mony Lodge of Odd Fellows, Rebekah Degree | Mr. Addison, rector of the church, opened the | 5 D1QCOUNT OF 10 PER UEN® Mannidar with sure-means of relief. “Bentin | Mi Reduacke Seam tieeds? fay selection Gf Fancy’ Dreeece and Dotinoes for sintoe Neng De i pay: rah Gane e ee lan teecopiene eee las ns plea dag ancl J08. J. MAY & 0O., Seti HOUGHTON, Howard beg gd pal oa oni crders ‘ill be promptiy pttended to, Fancy po a io toe inn ty ie i ine other at Ked Men, heaced by the Marie Band, followed | hymn.’ 306 Pennsylvania avenue, delphi, Pe. nate Span Dresses and Coot umes wise made te order Wem" | the Philadelphia Navy Yard: where they are to the remains to the grave. ‘The pastor then read the annual report ofthe | ig a7 stif Detween 9th and loth streets. down. Se ae tenieed sansa URE asylum, whitch shows that there hay been but ER NTT a eat siibeapart arn oa eT date otanies Oe ere RTE nl ice eae Poh agua $00 feet toch Wise Hope: tobe Hebt hind laid, Comm on Ct iia! wart | one case of serio: ness, a boy who came to This splendid Hai re is the best in the world; Brevet Brigadier General, PRICES Roeblings wus. yeutnenjrermione? bane Mustice Wal, | tue asylum with a fatal disease. PET TEE TRE Phage gee pita kL harmless, reliable, | ja2-a cp ****t BudMormaster'U. Soa. ae sane _ ee bee, Construcsiom and Ress wr, Reeate with committing an assault | The Board express their gratitude two the — instantaneous; no Glenepctntotets 7” ridiculous | ——— Sp FOR CASH. 5.800 The. 15 36 inch Round ron. Henrietia Stewart, for which he was comimifeed | ™21FOR, Miss Wannell, for her jurticious man- KING PLAOR. KING PLACE. Fates’ and leaves the Hatt eott fy satitut niece | S Oe CORRS Ra STRING: WA-T oy. tarsestand best Stock iuWachington | iat forms for bids may be had at this office. to jail {or court, and having displayed acon. | Secment of the asylum. There aretn tyeachool CASH SYSTEM. Srironen. Sold yall Deneaiets aod Perfumers: Dever Quarcermasier's Ofes. 3 | Gn HOURE.in orderte redeessteck sropere, | master, Unlied Staten Nor Sais wrapen he was fined 920 theretor. Jno. | { ciildren, in clargy of Mine Corals Wt ghit- GBEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES Salnespory spllel at Helipolor wig Pectrs |, wy nan Reena ee v | Hors soaking taventory March nt ereceetnout | 287 SB____Parmanter, Uatied Sines Nery. Reader, fo ne mazis " furnishing will please call ven ava trate upon a charge proffered by Major FG. | Pressed their tude to Messrs. and | Throughout the entire stock o in this city. on SATUBDAY, tho ist of February qe wilt a Townsend, to the effert that Jobe, preparing | Sleighman tor thetr ald in teaching the ae avis terovaenT eclitai next, commencing at Il o'clock a. m. abu. what ea ingortect, JOHN g EsK." Pa for cold weather, was guilty of the larceny of = | ‘MME. oo ads Fem! } mieten} Tavie 8 a lances , Bot req ya2i-ct [Mepabitcan ere bom whack charge be was committed to | 20, Sencol wan tean Cee et a S- sof Food, Grade Laxaries, HOUSEKEEPEBS, ATTENTION ! whe ertickes iat be retsowed immediately after Jail for court. th School was read showing what is done in 2. M. P. KING & 80N After this date we will sell our own im- sale. Merzorourran pow:in satoon, be following Satdivection and the pr of the dead . wed Cock jou at very DEB METROPOLITAN HALL. i ich must be of the very best quality f edhe 9 Heh. fe ofthe city Go a 18-128 Corner Vermont ave. and ist. | Fo reduce our z. Bo.8, BE AVENUE, NEAR liu Stuxet WxeT, eres free o! expense to the Governmant. af the ‘ 7, . - "ead suqyect o wean! children ware entertained. by therr as the GEURGE W. BAURB, Proprictor. New ¥ Navy Yard. apd sus te the usa: — inspection thereat, viz ae REST Lisson ince acy ge | ans eck ch ne Wits Mapes wsalranten, Apsgnre gf the neat brands. ao ew at the asylum. The Superintendent is Me. a Gs iiymrod. Cay Re reading of Pe rep sung a: entitled +] Bainet arent areal tage ge Tisanenl Senctery, 3. | Balti commending es ; Finane: ~ J. rammar, of mere Curtis; ‘Treasurer, Joun Lightell. Amongei | theaudiencethe want of ine’ “a C% D—DANIEL LEIBERT gereris Slsaa for ante Post Utice, He jeédy children of this a other business transacted, it was unaaimousl: and all orphan asylums. ile a ” Zoo ts a's ad pat Guan Une | Se ane lak Gf epee wh you Kae Bi Ney seQteBAEO RETWiie > ax 2 night of the 18th of February mest. cae a mae Oane. Wy he QBF7ORE TAKING STOCK. WAEMHANTS —.——___ Board of Managers were re. PEDESTRIANISM AND ParRiorism.—Sergeant | elected to serve for the ensui: year: Mrs. Lee, Gilbert Pt payed ‘sconsin, who made a bet Mrs. ‘ong eons Mrs. Reade to carry the stars and stripes from Vicksburg | ington, Mre. to Woshington, unarmed and without +d tarted trom the former place at ti a. SS il, Mre. Green, Mrs, Merrick and ix ‘any. An immense crowd, beaded by the Mayor i # ite lana. and Common Council and many prominent | After singing the doxology, the audience was tizens accompanied bim some tance, and | dismissed. Sade him farewell wish good wishes. ‘ ee : Market. Hes ¥. Cm 's couplings, to snit Byrn) Fruits at | 1 Connection, with Gaylord 3-1 ‘ lee Jo seit |, Sultana and | 2 Hose Pipes, combination, es 5 ope suis ak . Sifockee. fezh nak knees. to he gelerted. ‘FLOUR. Rurcan of Comsat at Rre 2 Sticks Yellow Pine each de inches ‘at butt end and one-third from {nchee disminches al top end. to be on © curred I ‘astraight center; free from sap and will 2 teautret! Gor the TS PRASAD | RIEL Se cots 2 otis 3 es to be bad st Cite re ae Es master c 5.8. 1D. o Prine et 12% | HTANO @FOOLS. Plano Stools of 11 Acacintlens aad al proms at ——— Anvstve LaNauaGe.—Mr. Ohas. F. Mx. Gronex J. SuTRR, master cabinet-maker a on the Trrasury Extension, writes to us that | fest ot ¢ sateneber caren Wy aed our statement that the pay of the cabinet two charges, for abusive makers there Bax been inereased is incorrect, as | also enarting bith with making tee et oe there is neither a seareity of competent bands | tenes Tike before Fab ‘or @ large amount of work om hand. Oar | Mae’.t" hep co ge i formation was derived from some of the hands | and for required to giv employed @ the cabinet shop atthe Treasury. | to keuptbe peace, at Tg 20itasstg kale slPw's Stews wed