Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1868, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &c., To-Ni ght. Navrowat Turater.—The Riehings Eng- +b Opera Troupe in “ The Bohmian Gir.” Opp Fetews’ HaLt.—Grand combination ball ond indian war dauce by Onondaga Trib: No. , 1. O. RM. Rev. Dr. Bertier's Cavret.—tectnre by Mop. Israel S. Diebl, Inte United States Co rsul @ Java. Subject “Orrental Lands” ——— ae Interesting Gathering of Odd Feliows. PREFENTATION TO GRAND REPRESENTATIVE STUART BY TRE GRAND LODGE OF THe UNITED STATES. Lat evening Metverott Hall was the seme of @ very interesting gathering of Odd Fellows, the occasion being a presentation of a spleadid Fold wate w Grand Representative S the Grand Lodge of the United States, the officers and @ committee of that body. ‘The center seats in the body of the ereupied by the Rebekah Degree Associations, (Navy Yard,) No. 2, (German,) and No. (South Washington,) who assembled atau early hour. The Pistrict Grand Lodge and En- campment, with the «nbordinate Lodges and ntral, southera, and eastern parts of the city, assembled a! the 2th street hall, and bended by Heald’s Aneri- wan Brass Band, marched to the hall, arriving about § o'clock, where they were soon joined by wembers of Ridgely Encampment and Friendstap Lodge. of the First Ward. and Cov- evant and Mechanics’ Lodges of Georgetown. After appropriate music by the band. Pasi Grand Sure John A. Kennedy, of New York; Grand Recording and C. Secretary James L. Ridgely; Grand Messenger Jobu FE. Chamber- Jew, and Grand Reps. Marley aud Escayaile, of rylund; Grand eo Haugh Latham, of Virginia; P.C. P. A. HL. King, of Buffalo, New York, excorted by Grand Kep. McLean and other officers of this jurisdiction, entered—the Audvence rising—and ascended the platform, where were the following:—Past Grand Sire Wm. W. Moore, Past Grand Masters John W. Hodgron. Charles Calvert J. R. Piper, R.F. Hunt. 5. Edmor P_D.G. M. John H. Rar Patriarchs A. Jackson. A. HB. Gawler. J.T. Suter: Grand Lodge offi- evrs—H. A. Kidder, (+. M.; Wim Kettler, GW. =e Sweet, G. Sec. S.Wise, G. T. one |. P. Ridder presided. ‘The visitors were introduced by G. Repre- seuative McLean, and Rev. Parker H. Sweet, irand Secrciary, in the name of the order wel. comed them it an appropriate address, Grand Secretary Ridgely, of Maryland, on Dehalf of the Grand Lodge the United States, ere advanced, and alter saying that the visit. me here as a surprise party aud were bemeelves surprised, referred to the services of Airand Representative Stuart in the order, and on behalf of the Grand Lodge of the United States presented that gentleman with a hand- somely engrossed copy ef resolutions of thanks te him, adopted by the Grand Lodge of the United States, set in a beautiful fame. He aNaded to the fact that Mr. Stuart bad refused compensation for his services, which were of the greatest importance to the order. Past Grand Sire Kennedy followed Mr. Ridgely, and in appropriate remarks present: 4 Mr. Stuart with a beary hunting case gold waieh and chain. on which is the following in- seription —“By R.W.G.L. of U. S.1.0. O. ¥F., to P.G. M-and G. R. Fred. D. Stuartofthe Instrict of Columbia, in appreciation of special service rendered to the Order. Jaines P. Sun- dere, Most Worthy Grand Sire. Badtimore, January. 67.” The wateh bas an Appleton and Tracey mov t and ix in a massive gold case made to order by Johu Van Tromp of Balumore. Mr. Stuart responded with mach feeling, that he was taken by surprise: that what he had Gone was bee his beart wasin the work and referred tot act that ke bad been hon- | cored not only in the Grand Lodge, but in the subordinate lodges, and he spoke of the duties of Gdd Fellows, expressing the bope that the jd prosper rand Sire Moore. Mayor Wallach. Mayor Latham of Alexandria, P. G.M.Givea, successively introduced and made brief Temarks, after which assemblage was dis- aniseed With enediction. ‘The visit re taken in grand offic of the Harvey's “iron clad. Was taken by Ps PADy partook ot o: wb Heald charge by the nd escorted to when the head o: 1G. Site Moore, a: in every style, daring arsed sweet music. ¢ rise and progress of the order were made by Past Grand Sires Moore and Kenne « “ly, Stuart, and about midnight an ad- . and oth Journment was Tue Porice Bos month! dice b ang busivess wa Officer Samvel T. Crown sent in his resigna- | tion and it was accepted. Officer Joba D. Nut- | Ting, charged with gross ueglect of duty, was dismissed the force. Officer Fenton D. Paxson, | charged with a violstion of rules and regula. tuons, was fined $25. and ordered to be repri- manded. Officer John C. Mansfield was dis- muisred the force for neglect of duty. Officer Charles W. Proctor, charged with conduct wi aecoming an_ officer, was ordered to be repri cular semi- held at Po- | y. when the fullow- manded. Officer Alfred Borden was fined $10 | for negiect of auty. Officer C. L. Greer was lined $v on a charge of neglect of duty. E. G. ‘Townsend was reappointed an additional pri- vate for pinety days, to do duty at Kendall Green Barracks. Henry C. Jones was reap- pomted an additional private for ninety days, to do duty at Metropelitan Hall. Wm. H. Sny. der was reappointed an additional private for ninety days, to do duty between Tenth and ‘Tweltth aid E and F sireets. Jobu L. Daily was medippointed an additional private for ni ty days, for duty at the depot of the Washing- ton & Georgetown Railroad Company. The | low mg pamed men Were appoinied privates wi the Loree: Charles G. Langley, James B. Royle, Z. Offutt and F. M. Doyle. The appli- | cation of Thomas Manning for restaurant li- conse was Tejected: a= aiso the applications of Wm. Musgril. James Cole, Casper Herbert, Alois Mueller, George Nachman and Jouu Car- vigan, of Washington, and Anthoay Rodier. of Georgetown. —--« Tse Carvary Batis tors and trustees of thix church a iew days ago appointed John C. Harkness. S. J. Diggs, Join J. MeCullum. John Wise. Z. Jones and Au- xustus Davis, buuders, to examine and report to them the condition of the walls and tower of their chuareb. ‘On Tuesday last. these gentlemen viewed the premises, and have mitted their report, sut- fing forth that the walls of the tower and the north or H street wall are only slightly injured. Latile, if any, of the east wall can be saved, 35 % bas been badly sprung by the fire Of the south wall, the section embracing three win- east end will ably beve = low as the sec: siory win- he direc The main front, or sth street wall, is badly damaged from the north jamb of the north wine dow to the south jamb of the south window, and will probably have to come down as low aS the firstoff-set of the buttresses. Other por- tions of the walls are slightly damaged: but, in the judgment of these gentlemen, if the above described repairs are made, the walls will be periect!y atk and secure. As #06 weather will permit, the work 2 re-erectioe will be begun. for which spe. fieatious will.oon be issued and bids invited. —_———— Save ov Money.—The first rezn of the Columbia Co-operative Ha: epost 5 T. ¢ Presadent. w © Hall | | | | r meeting fing and E mper- nid at the following ©: 55 per cent., om» at 125 pe HU per cent, premiu: At the fitth chiy meeting of the West E: Buslding As-ociation, held last evening, Ber of chares werecaben, and about §. at am average of 5S per cent. premivin. scsetcagts A Pouey Case—Joho B. rested on Wednesda 4 street, Sonth Wa: tery pols-y ticket Tucker gest and offered was autho: Fowler was ar- ter keeping an office on ington. where he sold Jot- He came before Justice jay. when he admitted the eharge, frnee save that the business 2 Government license. The constdering the case, held the p bail for cowrt in the sum of S300. edb nsec Tex Jocnweywex House Parxran’s Umieon held a meeting last night at German Hall, which was largely attended, and the fol- Jowing resolugon was unanimonsly adopted: Resived, That from the first day of Apri ‘until the first day of November the wages «ball be threc dollarsand fifty cents per day, and that «ight hours on Saturdays sball constitute a adiay’s work. PRxsueT ATION —At a stated communication | <f New Jerusalere Lodge, No.9, F.A A.M, | held last evening, W.S. Thompson, Pest Wor- shipfal Mas Past Hood, jeweler. “After te presentation Liternse¥ aeD Musical Soctasis.—The fourth literary and musical sociable of the Young Men's Christan Association will be held this evening st the rooms of the sssocia- select programme, lit musical, mute of enrtainment | ruled that it THE JONNSON-SMOOT HOMICIDE. Trial for Murder. THIRD DAY. After curreport of the trial of Henry Johnson, iodicted for the murder of Thomas ‘Smoot mo the 20th of June last, in the Criminal Court, Jadge Fisher. closed, yesterday, the ( Foss-examination of Ahol: ‘was con- ued, as follows : Witness, on making inquiries about the re- t th rs. Joluson was married, heard Rial Smoot bad a wife iu Aléxandrint nevor eaw Smoot with any arms, but beard tha there was a pistol found ia the house, and it was Mr. Dorsey's. (This portion.of the testimony relating to the pi-tol was ruled Si. ‘The par- fies were uot atthe house on the iirst day ne met the accused, and he objected to his going the hou-e toaneet them, &. W. Jones, sworn.— Witness is @ member of the bar of this District; knows Johnson and wifv: has had many interviews with them on business; thinks all tat he Knows of the reia- tious of’ Jobuson and his wife came to his knowledge in the course of professional busi- nese Mr. Davidge objected that knowledge of that character could not be given in evidence, and after some argument the Court remarked that wt did not think anything could be gained by tins course of examimation. It would be im- possible to prove malice by # deed of trust. ‘The Court adjourned to this moraing, and the jurors accompanied by Bailiffs King and ndler were taken 9 the Seaton House, where quarters are provided for them. FOURTH DAY. At 10 o’clock this morning the jury were bronght into Court from the Seaton House, and the District Att said that they would con- clude the ease at this point. ‘The only atdi- tional evidence they wished to offer was what they expected from Mr. Jones. Dir. Davidge said that the defence offered no objection as to the deeds. r, Wilson offered in evidence two deeds of ust exeented by Henry Johuson and Cathe- rine Johnson, dated December 12th, (906, one to FLW. J. as trustee, for the sole and sepa- rate use of Henry Jobnson, and the other to Mx. Jones, as trustee for Catherine Johnson, Mr. Davidge opened the case for the defence, saying that his duties were light, Tue turning pomt was whether there was cooling time. No one pretended that the prisoner killed Sinoot on suspicion only, but he canght the sto gether. Mr. D. read from the Sickles case, and said the jary should inquire into the condition of the prisoner's mind at the time—the effect such information as he had received would bave ona man. Manslaughter may be commit- ted by @ ian in a transport of passion; but in @ case like thisa mamis not responsible tor his act. The effect of suck information was sach As to prostrate the person’s mind. They did not stop here. They intended to show that the accused bad reason to fear great bodily harm from Smoet, and if they did prove it, the Court wonld instruct them to find a verdict of not guilty. He went there, not dreaming that he would find them as he nad found them. ‘They proposed to prove that Smoot was the larger man; that he went armed; that the ac- cused and lis wife were affectionate; that they slept together the night before the homicide, and that on that day he was in the court-house, paid his taxes, went to the house on Sixth street to inquire if what he had heard was true, And if so, to give the wife over to the seducer. Smoot was here penniless in 1864, and th» ac- ensed took him in. After picturmg the parties in the room,he referred to the wounds, and con- tended that from their position they showed the deceased was shot when out of bed, and that the wound over the eye was the second o1 He read from Wharton’s ist American Crimi- inal, 4, see. 1025 and note to 1027, and said that il they believed that Johuson had serious ground to apprehend that Smoot intended to do him bodily harm, that he grappled with him, then there was an end of the case. Smoot pursued the woman for no other reason than the love of money. If there was a time when a man appre- hended bodily harm, it was when he had foaud his enemy had seduced his wife, and had her in a house of the character he would prove this to have been; for men on such errands always goarmed. In Europe and America the yerdiet tn # case of this kind would be that the adulterer J. Brent sworn for defense — Witness is cticing lawyer, aud knows the prisoner nd hix wife prosecution objected to the testimony of this witness in relation to having a suit for Mrs. Johnson in Baltimore, and the Court immaterial. Henry B. Walker, Bladen Forrest, Mayor Welch. a Riley A. Shinn, Robert Whit and « Mohun testified to the good character cused, giving him an excellent on: F. 1. Brooke sworn.—Witness has iknown the accused intimately since Is6); knew Smoot. who lived with Johnson for a year. Smoot was in the habit of going armed while living at John- son’s, and afterwards. On one occasion Smoot said he was prepared for Johnson, and if the latter crossed his path he would put his light out. This was said on a steamboat. Cross-examined.—Witness isa carpenter, can do other things as shoe horses, work on gravel road, roll ten-pins and lately has been walking about to find suckers (laughter which was promptly checked.) This conversation = on # steataboat, but don't know the name —it was a boat opened at both ends, It ung up trom Madame Rumor; did not see a weapon there, but saw him have a pistol afterwards at Rodier’s. Was near Thorough. are Gap" came back about the 4th of July, Sav Johnson over in the coop—the jail; went there with a Mr. Owens, who has «ince given over his | checks—died—(Lauchter,] bad no conversation with him the w Johnson last week: went there alone; saw bim in bis room: Surratt was there at the time, and if hedid not hear what conversation passed, it was his own fault. He lad a reason to rec: ollect the conversation on the steamboat, be- cruse Smoot had betrayed the friendship of bis friends. Johnson and Crambaugh. Warden Muestis did not join in the conversation at the jail. Saw Smoot with a pistol every week when they were down South together. [This Witness was quite droll in his answers, and it wats with difficulty that order was maintained while le was giving his testimouy.} Janes Pilling, sworn.— Witness is the collec- | tor of county taxes; saw the prisouer on the h of June. the day of the homicide, ar his ot- ce in the City Hall; he called to pay bi It was about i2 o'clock, and there was to remark in bis manner. At this point a recess was taken. Richard Robinson (col.,) _sworn,—Witacss worked for Mr. Johnson. Knew Smoot, and knows that he went armed. Smoot met’ wit- ness in the same week that the homicide took place. and he (S.) took out a pistol and said, referring to Mr. Johnson and using an oppro- brious epithet,if he fools after me Pl shoot him, vot carried a pistol when he lived at Johu- son's. Cross-examination by Mr. Carrington.-Fajled to elicit amy new facts. MV. Buckey recatled.—Witness saw the pris- oner on the day of the homicide in George. town. Noticed nothing unusual in bis man. wr. Witness believes he was summoned on both sides, Mason Shipman sworn.—W itness lives in Fuir- fax, and has known the prisoner ten or twelve years; saw the prisoner at his homse on the ‘evening before the homicide. Jha Johnson *worn.—Witness is the son of the prisoner, and recollects the killing of Mr. Smoot; was living at bis father’s house; his father and mother were xt home on the night before, and slept together. John West «worn.—Witness owns the house in whieh the bornicide took place: rented it to a man named Rutherford, who furnished the hons¢ and lived in it3 or 34% months. Sawyer alterwards took the house. ‘The house was re- sorted to atall hours of the might and day by all colors, some of them being as flne dressed tadies as he had ever seen. John Von Kiswick vestitied to the good character for peace, huinanity, Jokn Taylor, (color )—Witness wasa ser- vant at Mr. Johnson’s at the time of the homi- cide. Saw Mr. and Mrs. Joinson the day be- fore; they took supper together and retired for the night, Saw them at breakfast in the morn- img: there was nothing unusual in their up. pearance. ‘The defence here closed, and said that the: were willing to submut the case without argu- ment. ‘The prosecution said that they considered it their duty to offer prayers and argue the case. After consultation the prosecution read five prayers for instructions, @nd the defen-e one, which are being argued as we go to press, ——= 6 REtixg FoR THE PooR.—The destitute con- dition of the poor of the Seventh Ward has called for additional steps to be taken for their relief, aud accordingly several gentlemen have called a meeting at Pumpbrey’s store, corner Four-and-a-baif and N streets, (South Wash- ington,) to be held to-morrow evening at seven o'clock, with the view of organizing an asso- ciation to out objects contemplated, The district to be emi ‘within the opera- tions of this association will inelude all that section of South Washington running south from K street to the Fiver and eastward to the phones arsenal, the western boundary Sixth street. All 1s desirous of contributing to the relief of the nerdy of the Seventh Ward, ean do so previous to the honr of meeting having their donations either a’ Mur Pane, phrey’s store or Major Watt's Cotiage Resta: rant, foot of Sixth street As soon as the asso- ciation is organized, committees will be ap- pointed to seek out and supply the wants of those who are worthy of assistance. eee Ba. sy THB CoacuMaggr’ Usion.—Next Tuesday evening the second grand baliof the Coachmakers’ Union No. 5 will be given at Odd Fellows’ Hall. Extensive preparations have been made, aud a delightful time may be expected. —o— inner Bo. Seas a ae Donoune, 5 Fest Deforr Jus. er evening and Scare cage i waling awe on feubener an curd Canny ConckaLep Wxaroys.—Wm; and war fined 920, = = = 7 roy Thir, however, ow _ Tux Guewan LANovAGE IN THR PusLIO THE COURTS. f CITY YTEMS. GEORGETOWN, une eo yen m Sevcous—A preliminary meeting of lealing CrncuItT Court, Justice Wylie.— Yesterday, —————— eam: and he > ines German citizens and of delezates from aii th | after our report elosed, in poth cases of O'Briea, ‘Tux Oxerwar FRanc, 2,241: Allairs im Grorgetowa. On the » tof negro suf sage, and Unit right German associations of the city, was held last | appellant, ys. Mayor and Corporation of the patie nS armen BOARD OF ALDERMEN.—Th Te being no quo- | to hold ot waa five to way teeter night, t arrange for holding a mass meeting of oy of Washington, as appeller, he was found A Furt. Ashorement of Gents, Youths and | rum present, the Bourd ad ourned. than let Jef. Davie or any of bin re attow Germave favorable to the teaching of the rudi- | not guilty. Arthur Colbura & Co. vs. Fitzsim- Boye Clothing clo-ing out Common Gouxctt,—A commauniottion ‘fom | ers bold offic, be would \ ments cf the German language to such pupils Y very low figutos, a ai J H. Smith & Co.'s, 460 7th street, hold every office in the n: ons & Bo: ordered _ the Court to be he Strees is sOner, askin z for 38 & p> of the public schools as may denire it. About | {uicken frorg tie calwdat. James Bs. Dolson the Exrers Cunaal nee ‘ on, he sand, wae the be » —o———— priation of $200 jor the purpose of clesning ice | fon, § me Sorty pereons were ‘prysent, tclud vera | Say tweed S. Smoot; case. dismissed, Jas. V- | wienewmiey for the pas and senvity forthe | from the ruttere, was thieited t the Commits | party, anc Try succes Oe ee re ae Ser Cae ns and George V. Findley vs. Richard rmeewnoe conettued to mran, Clovninetor | icc'ou sttceaes Communicazon from the B-- | woutd be au & woree condivion the Tesidents. ir. E. L. Schmidt was the Wallach; the plaintisty being called, and not in the bonds of slavery. i) non-suited. answering, were One Pree only, trom Henning, No. Sit Tin chair, and Dr. P. L. Schucking was el cred iret. corder, inelosing bill for services render-t, prived of the right to ve Seeretary Te-Day.-Smnith v=. of Washing. eens Rertnimmentehoneeaaae dt tens | thems te ee eneananntp t - s 3 ‘= Day. > Se \ 5 ree stage ‘The President offered a series of resolutions | ton; pistniiit called, and not. answering, was Pasue Oxevaae—Harvey & Co. 20 Peona, ini dp age few years since he (¢ A r setting foiorie tere pommel 9 the ee non-suited. Waldheimer fen Oe man] | Avenue, between Sth and !0tb streets, nas just } aking for an appropriation of $1.0 in aid of the = Jone eon. ‘ol Ie een ue Dineen theca eanan, lanzange | Jury found special verdict that the note sued | Mvived fream to-day 20 barrels. trom. ther | Nantisnawnt wen ee a 6 deiterson | Nashvitie. | Tennew diz test ws German cities Pay neinesusrd: | 4Pcm war the note of Henry Coleman, defen | Rivers Lite Bay-with's bart of zenuine | ‘tices: wierd to Committe ou Shove with | the 10s wie .? qi Lynnhaven Bay oysters,with 4 variety of fresh | jnstructions to report during the eyenme. Mr. | he proclaimed he $ en Waritere ealteten a: bee org ne Fickeets oT see taal as healt Med und prime oysters. Pickreli, from the Commitee of Ways and | race, raid he would » ; ton, bo en oyaine fartell Balto ot e-em Ragan ve. Sey Sevbscan\taas. Rin, BI Means, reporied = St ee ke ee seen she eee Bm ae ™ lessre, Roese others " “4 is Smy- | Jnwecey.—Etrnsean Hoop ze, Bine | and special tax for ear 1568, wl on the of freedom 3 : Satin ee anne ae Panis exis. Honea Mastnne co meneeraa Hiedie ites Sette, Chrystal Sets, Coral Rar Buttons, P'Trhis ordinance ievies a'direct tax of | leper with the white man. Chatalon Chains, Silyer-plated Spoons Forks, received this mornjng at Price Dollar Jewelry Stora No. 439 Peansylvania avenue, near 4y street. EO TS A Horse may Bun 2 little foo long, A preacher preach jut @ fraction too strong, ing his gratification at the action ef Council man Pfau in introducing in the Board of Com- mon Couneil a resolution instructing the Com- mittee on Schools te report a bill providing for the appointment of litional teachers to teach the rudiments of the German language to the children of the public schools whuse parents caute the colored people of Na-hyiit pion for the purchase of « fo wateh, which was pre drew Johnson, and (his waicb. b was worn by the Presidy at conclusion, he proposed ical Republican part wuts on vach atid every hundred dollars of the asseesed value of real and persoual proy erty assessed on the books of the Corporation, and additional special taxes of 5 ceuts for the Metropolitan railroad debt, 15 cents for the gas tax, and 27 cents tor additional compeu-ation tothe Bfetropolitan police fores—making the | f iaintift to employ new counsel; case continued. Menowelt ver tersom; settled. Joseph R. Cobb et ux vs. Lafayette C. Baker; continued. Same vs. Same; continued, Clarke & Yaryan vs. E. A. Marshall; continued, Michael Ragan +» Joln H. Sayder; plaintifi’s death suggested and case continue.” E. L. Parker & Co ,vs. hich wor oF guardians may desire the same Hiram Richey: ertiled. Hiem, Nickodemus & | And a poet who pleacesthe world with rhyites, | whole tx $1.17 ou the Lundred dollars of eral | with a Learty ond will oy the ~~ After farther disenssion the resolutions were | Co, vs. John D, Hammack; continued. James | May write and reg et itin alter times, — ey, eee eee Cee teas acer eek referred toa committee appointed to prepare a | ©. Haveland ys. Rynard & Hood; rule upon | I the thing never to be mgretted, , 208 te dirmet jo apply oo " memorial to be presented to & mass meeting of etropolitan railroad cebt and the speakers, after which H. H. Day oni plaintiff to emptoy new counsel and ease cou- | As thousands in this city know, i i el S for the poliee force, according to the pro- | ing yocHerously called for, wok ‘ the German citizens of the city to be heldon | tinued. John Gorspack and wife vs. August | Isa =uit of clothing bourht of A. Saks & O>. , ' ting to o- | ing vectioconaly cat = Thursday evening next in the Council Cham: | Hericrth; coutusmed ned rate upon plainti to | At 517 th street, between Penna. aveneeand D | Viklons of the acts of Congress in re. | cuueriained the me , ber, City Hall. to employ new consel. stevet ‘ ° vilecton cut be The Sanociations Tepresented were as follows: Aadaeinene for Monday:—96, 97, 101, 12, 205, oa . oe pot SS ee pegewn be | — nom a “ Wassington Schuetzen Verein, German Asso- | 107, 110, 114, 115, 118, 119, 122, 133, 124, Ps, 122, | Provivent Arp Soorety Ovrvoye.—We per cent | person ciation, Wassington Sangerbund, Wasstagton Turn-Verein, Columbia Turn-Verein, Geotli ‘Verein, Arbeiter Verein, German B-neyolent Society, Arion Quartette Club, Mechanics themvelves. He said me had been © Mr. Francis Dodge many, ro was in his employ whe orgetown. Mr. Dode bad occasion to ct inw the well-known wine | Mr. Davis, from the Committee on the Market and liquor store of Mr. Chas. G. Godfrey, 298 E street, and were astonished to find a fine t1- ble filied with good things, of which we wer 129, 134, 135, Court adjonrned until to-morrow. Equity Court, Justice Olin.—Yesterday, Hourr, asked to be discharged from the con sideration of the petition of Messrs, Kengla and j Weaver, for the establishment of branch ma € Va. f atter our report closed, the following orders | invited to partake by that gentlemanly and | kets: which request was granted. Mr. Brows lesons, which he promined to keep, bu Pepeinad, Greater’ Building MAscociaiom, | Were made:—MeLonald vs, Prather; onder fist couverour iter Fone Saperintendent, ME. Wen, | {rom ihe Coweriuce om Schools. reported a 5 failed inone. The firet w Co-operative Building Association, Bowling | Couterring trustees sale In re, voluntary | ft Warner, and was informed the lunch for | olution appiopriating #100 in aid of the Home | to votr the Democrat lab: 6 German Schools, 3 German Lodges bankruptcy of Edwin French; order of refer- | shi. evening would consist of Roast Beef, Roast Industrial School, of Georgetown, payable 1 | 10 drink no whisky; ti ree ws) | 4 S8ee to Register, . Pork and nd Vegetable Soup, | the order of Mrs. Fangewer aad Mire he ot to be} ae To-doy—Ellzubeth Cart vs. Wm. E. Carr; | 204 nat inere would be aumicieat for the ast, | We Tlacklord: pmmed. Mee Davis offered | failed am tnt, and che ide ang at an ng Lap BL its filed by Mr. Bradley, defen- | tion. joint revolution for taking the sens: of the voters | Bor nn evening, as Mr. Ashford, exatminer in chancery, was taking evidence in the case of Allman azi. Huntley, which 1s now pending in the Equity dani’s counsel, the Court ordered that the former decree @ vincule matrimonit be vacated in order to allow the defendant to be heard by aera eeeeer ay ‘of the town on the quetion of the consolit Tue Human Hair,—How many persons of Georgetown with Washington. for his rights. and both the abuse this delicate and beautifal ornament by | maker offered a substitute tor the | self were bound to prosper Const, at bis office in Columbian Law School | counsel: set for hearing on Monday next. Jane | burning it with alcobolic washes, and _placter- | which also provided for taking the sence of the | _ The meeting then ad ou “y building, Thomas H. ©. Hinton, a well-known | (. Dyer etal. ys. Giles F. Dyer etal; order | night, at Ebemeser Church ing if with grease which has no affinity for the people for and against the Corporanou and skin and is notabsorbed! Burneit's Cocuminr, & colored man, testified, on the part of the com- burchers’ market, Mr. Davis hoped the ori- confirming trustee sale of property. MrT Tep.—-Elien Connor was arrest Ss that he overheard = convertion | Baxxgurrcy Court, J. §. Brown Register.—\| compound of cocoanut oil, is unrivalled as’ a ginal resolution would pas. He had hoped | evening by Ufliver Robey tor being a Lwpen Handley and GS. Thompson, in | Cae 14. I. McDougall, of Baltimore, filed proof | dressing for the hair; is readily absorbed, and this Board had got through for the preseat | disorderly. She rematned tu the lock Wich Huntley agreed to pay the litter | of claim for $1,06!.8%.' 17. Order to appear for | is peculiarly adapted'to its nervous condition, | with the market house question, Mr, Pocket | this morning, when she wa- brought out before $250, and did hand him over some | ginal examination February 19th. 26. Same | preventing its falling off and’ promoting its expreseed bimeel{ in favor of consolidation, | Jusuce Buckey to answer tor her conde greenbacks. Huntley denied this, and while | opder for the 24th, 2X, Saine order for the 21st, Bealthy growth. It been used in thou- | He thought it useless to saddle so much upon | the witness was being cross-examined slipped out and procured a warrant against Hinton for perjury, which was placed fn the hands of Lieutenant Kelley, and that officer went to the by Dim was committed to the workt vagrant for thirty day*, DELEGATES ArrorntED. chairman of the primary me 29. Same order for the 20th, 31, Same order for the 22d. 47. Adjudged a bankrupt: warrant issued for first meeting of creditors, sands of cases where the hair was coming out in handfuls and has never failed to arrest its decay, and to promote a healthy aud vigor- the people at the election, and therefore opjoxed the subs! id moved ay the resolution, with the substitute, on the table” Mr. Shormake Mr ing of RY. dereseeers Kola. one Ses, eOcr wens, toc gus frowih. Its, at the same thine, warivalied | expressed himeelf in favor of cousolidation. | precinct, appointed yeuterdsy i or foun Y adressing for the hair. A single applica- | saying that suuless something is done, a Gclogntes te Gao convention to acteet < gaged in giving his testimony. Lieut Kelley THE ORIGINAL FRANC. f¢-tm | Sion wilt render it soft and’ glouny for several speodliy, Georgetvun will be 0 cnc tuores | tor "Athomen ana” Coanehenrn rested hima afer the testimony was goncladed | days. eo | town.” "It was very apparent to him that | Shecklon William ‘Heron Heory sissed ine cae UO Te oo ee Georgetown was rapidly loving her trade. A | George 1. Sherwood abd Corielus Oftut Ieemepectgp nace ipir~Saangttiesthy he Se Wrarrixe ParEr tor sale. Apply at the | tew years ago two flour inspectors were re. | pune” 1a Simwood and Coruelius Om rant was issued the affidavit was not signed, — Sra Office. quired to call to their aid their sons, now one | rénicrance met Inst evening ar aad. Evitewe and consequently there was no perjury. _e-—— inspector « Pret all the flour coming to | Hat?on Congress atret, when the woke ee sia hese vosnva wuityky. | Pov core, Durillions et Ongles rentres | or manuf the town. Mr. Brown wa . Riversary Was appropriazely St. VALENTIN®’s Day.—This is St. Valen- dans ta chair, consniter le Docteur White, | im favor of consolidation. He hoped the reso- | [ST At® Ws APRO by the Poi tine’s Day, or the ‘inning of the season—tor etabli depuis 1%1—a son office No. 423 Penn- | lution would be Iaid upon the table for the praaerypaesictesese yg way Soak it is =u st lastinrongheut the month— BOHRER & WHITNEY, aricanix avenue, entre la quatrieme at la Six- | present, as, in his belief, the people were not | Am 2m devoted to the exchange of poetical declarations ieme rue. yet informed pete eer i Washington and inade appropriat of love and fidelity between those whose hearts BEAL ESTATB BROKERS, —_-.+——_. (Mr, Davis in te chair) favered the passage 0 esting addresses ES GEORGETOWN ABVERTISEMENTS. [¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Avct.; Georgetown LEASE OF GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES oF THE POST OF FICE REST AL RANT. GEORGE TOWN. AT AUCTION have been pierced by the arrows of the litte god. Of course there will be a host of senti- mental verses, embowered in all styles of dainty design, sent and received, and a still greater number of comic allusions to the foibles and frailties of the recipients will be despatched throngh the mails. The custom of sending valentines is very old. Of late years the custom has been graduaily falling into disuse; though Wrat Makes your Hain so Bracrievt.! Mrs. 8. A. Allen's improved (new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing,in one bottic. Price One Dol- lar. Every Druggist sells it, 0 a Ban’a, corner 7th and E streets, are still sell mg off their entire stock of men’s, youth's, and boys’ Clothing at cost price, to make room for the original resolution; he was in favor of tk - ing the sense of the people upon both <mbject~ that of the market-house, by placing in nation for officers two t against the market-house. ld not give a snap of hi ticket for consolidation, Whieh question wo not weigh a feather in bis mind as compared | with the market-heuse qnestion, He was dec KO. 416 SEVENTH STREET. BETWKEN @ AND B 8T8., WASHINGTON, D. C. _— very large stoc s : 1 7 . | On SATUBDAY, Febranry 25. at) o'clock p.m on the recurrence of this senson, with its atten- 0 bevel typ? Band oe ee oc gan dediy in favor of free trade and a feve marker | , 08S STURDAY. F = ay Sedans na dant devices of love and «erio-comic sentiment, Bee oer ene ne Seine Came Nery | He did not think the voters We have now were | Will uf the Post ORige Mestatcunt, situated ar 50 the fancy stores and toy shops give evidence | | Our friends and the public are herehy respect. | Hosiery. Tien, Searte = Bir & C. quite as intelligent as they were two years a Congress street street, baying f that it is not entirely extinct, folly informed that we have leased aad just opened | Hosiery: Ties, es Sorner thand Ets, | Yethe was willing to let the question of « su ah eee iene New Division or Sons or Temperance. — Solidation take its course. Mr. Pickrell said ail | ee el eee : kets in wn were insignificant fo bh FIR8T-CLAS88 ROOMS, 3 Mr. Jupn's Great Book AvcTION will re- | as compared with the question of conse Another division of the Sons of Tempera ce | on the second foor of Bool’s new four-story brick | open in Washiugion, at 370 Penna. av He had seen the city of Washington ins Was inetitnted last evening by Sincere of the | DBiding, No. 416 Seventh sircet. between G and | the Metropolitan Hotel, this (Thursd: magnitude, popula ml pF hae hr gr Sener Omerne oC a Hi streete. where we shall give our exclusive at- | ning, and be continued a few evenings. few past years. But George c ~ | tention to th isa large and select assortment of th valuable Books, which must be sold. vision will be known as Phernix, No. #1, and but ithe an t save that the will hold their regular weekly meetings at je was reduced. If Georgetown had been SAEE AED MACHSRGE OF PSAL BSTEEE, consolidated with Washington twe ty years | a Petey etal corner Of Fat aumeet east and | Possessing a combined experience of panees aoa ago, it would have now been the very besi por- | "Dyeing and Scouring of all Finds done in the best Pennsylvania ‘avenue. The following officers | years sturdine in the Real Estate busine Tux Garat Crosrnc-ovr Boom Sate, at | 3£0 it would have now been the very best por- | Dyeiai Were elected last night, and ed ;— | city. we confidently ofter our services to all who | private sale, closing each evening at 6 o'clock, | Wm 011m Distnes. | Me. Fret nsske Se gam oven, Ge emerme W. P., Rey. E. vA. W. B. - | mas favor us with their confidence either by plac: | at 370 Pennsylvania avenue, under the Metro. | i fOr Pe solicite the continued castom :fthe community ford: R.S.. Benjamin A’ Swan; F. 8. Wil. | ing heir property in our hanes for disposal, or politan Hotel, will be continued a few days at ‘t rere Dek ueemnned te Goods received and returns] by express with the James: Treas, Alex Sword: Chap. D. O. Bail, | by Baking vs their agents in the selection and pur- | RYonishingly low prices, So rich and varied 4 ives tartans | stpost promptuess and deapatc i, "0 Con, W. H. Baker: A. Con. John Fenneily; 1° | chase of Heal Ketate SG Wis Bt vee benereetsed se Washington.” 1 oS He looked Oilice ‘closes daily at suuect. except Saturday, S., Charles Smith; O. S., Z Metzenheuner: | _ Everything legitimately connected with the Beal | LQ: Wa. L. Watt & Co. Auctioneers aap wwe pene daily et sun rae W_P.,P. D. Foster. Lady Officers —Con., Miss | Estate business may bv regarded asin oar line, a8 joned SEG the Dr. Wate, Chiropodist, No. 424 Pa. avende between 4& and 6th streets. Office hours fro 8a.m.to6 p.m. No charge for consulsati Established 1861. Buying, Bellin ty. Collecting ancing, &e., ac. It shall be ovr ai prople ot Georgetown. He orginal resolution for taking the se people npon the question. Mr. Clabaugi » that the business of the town, instead of incre had gone down. and had been carried to | Exchanging, or Renting Proper ents, Negotiating Loans, Conves- Mary Smith; First Lady Assistant, Miss ra Baker: Second Lady Assistant, Miss Ella Nice. a age Fire THIS MoRNING.—This morning avout a RAILROADS. be promp' systematic reliable, and with these assarat a ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD x cl diuth, = The flour trade, be said. Wasnineton, May 3,3 S, 1857 quarter to 1 o'clock. officer Rossiter, of the | Tell ctfully invite Purobesore, Sellers, oy ar eae : ; aimee) casuplet opimue aan eos: Coartcously imparted “ll be cheerfully and | Will please leave heir orders at No. 12 East | 280% He was not im favor of Trains between WASHINGTON AND BAL CL and immediately after noticed aman going ; zi 7 Capitol street, between 4th and 5th. Morrill bill,” now before | MORE."and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST from the house. whom he ordered to stop, wien BOMBERS WHEE, Jouy Coes account of the high taxex it imposes are now rus as follows. viz REAL ESTATE BROKERS No. 416 Seventn Street. Washington, D. 0, he ran, the officer giving chase, but, being un- able to overtake him, discharged his revolver at him several times, then returned to the house and awoke the inmates, and turned in an alarm of fire from box 46: the fire was soon extia- FOR BALTIMORE joept Sunda, . et 700,745. aud 12 ‘and 4:30. mn. FOR ALL WAY stations | Leave daily, except Sunday, at7.008 m..and 2:00 worgetown hat gone h city received scarcely a years ago. The four wade jon has steadily increased, by flour mn THE ORIGINAL FRANC. UNITED srares MaILs. fe 11-68 — eh arid tae Ml 848 pm. : NITED STATES MAILS. GEORGIA. brought from, Frederick county aud the west. | apd S48 % guished, with but little damage to the buildins. | L Given Gispcts . — “ a accarteee : Fou why! eT onction. °F ANNAPO nN os cx Der, > h € Pe hea — Wasmineros. Jamuary 2. 168 amunter ion from O. B. Taleas ws be OR ee re Oe em Transrens or Reat Estate.—The follow- Post Ovrice Derantwryt.t Propesals for conveying the inails of the United | in reierrner to furnicuinga fire. : ANNAPOLIS ing transfers of Teal eatate were to-day report. Ia for AmNGTON, January 2, wis § | | Staten trem July J, si, to Jane 30, 1871, on the tol- | for ihe town, esiunating the cost of owt alarm and 400 p.m. No traiustoor Te ek nena cee all: | geaten trom July selects Sam Sota oe aes | Lewsug rontes Contenct Office of tia Departerey | DOXe= with Eong™ at $2.00; eight with gongs front Annapolis on Sunday. © Lots, in block 1, on Meridian Hull, "5 | lowing routes in the State of North Carolina will 3pm, of March dist next, to be deciied | $34", and the cost of a striking aparatus st | FOR BALTIMORE. lots 1, 2, and 3, in same block, Meridian Hill. at | pe'received at the Contract Oflee of thie hepart following. $1.00, Referred to the Board | Leave at 7450. m.. and 490 and $45 p.m. $244.19; -ub. 3, im block 3, Meridian Hilt, at | ment until 3 ® > jarch 31 next, to be decided ecepted bidders will be required to take the hows Committers on S.re~ FOR WAY STATIONS $1,635.68; part of lots 100 and 10 Bealt’s'ad- | by April 10 following. oath prescribed by law, sud known as the “Test d thet he bad in bis pusse-sion dition to Georgetown, at $750: square 22, 48 feet on Lith street, part of Bank butiding, at $97,000; part of Hadrrk Hill, three acres, at $1,500; part of lot 14, in square i357, at ‘S494, art lot 5.010, in | "The accepted bidders will be required to take the oath commonly known as the Test Oath. and to execute con:racts in the form and manner pre- actibed by Inw and the regulations of the Depart- ment. Oath (02) From Lexington to Lexingten Depot, 2 mites Leave sti43-= m. eye Hi, D. Cooke, ashing for the o; FORALL PARTS OF THE WEST South street; also. 2 resolution to kay ic Leave daily except Saturday and Sunday, at 7.45 which, on his motion, were laid apo the table. | ® ™-.430 apd S45 auiuibinas Mr. Davis offered a resolution requesting the se abd back. ix times # week, Leave Lexington slnily =m; except Snuday, at 7:30 434 From Beaufort te Portsmouth, 85 miles and Arrive xt Lexington Depot by 8 am; Mayor to urge upon the Corporation ot Waxb- | gh inp Station with trains trom "sitimore to a back once a week Lexington Depot duiiy, except Sunday, | ingion tue mjustice of the delay in the coo- | Wheel Parke: ee. La Corrente Carsival.—Marini’s grand bat Leave Beaufort Thursday at 5 « mn; am; struction of the K street Bridge: passrd | THROCGH TICKETS to the West can be had at masque, to come off one week from to-night, was Arrive ut Portsmouth next day by 2 p m; Leaye Portsmouth Tuesday at 8 4 m; From Bockingbusn by Coches te Store, Leth 118 From Bockingbam, ‘oe re, e. 508 Mind Bear, Branch, to Bestwiek's: Milie. 1 the Washington Station Ticket Ufice at all houre in the day. as well S new office of the Bank preeh Line, 348 Penusylve- and 7th streets. noticed at some length in our local columns esterday. We have only to add that Mr Mox- ey, the experienced costumer, will be at the bau aL Rents Mmerine.—New market ball in Georgetown was crowded Inst night with few white persons and about two hundred cl - iy ve behoro’ Saturday at 7am: Arrive at Dublin by 5 pm - reopl togethy > For New York, Philadel and Boston, se hal ight we carnival with fancy cos- tuiles and back, once a werk. eave Dublin Friday at7 am; ored people, called er by the announ: ie " anak Gaited endless ts sccaeins [rave Hockinghim Thursday at7 p.m; Arrive st Focastateret by 8 pin Sot) Sa Do ahiocs at easel cighte would, Se | POPE NI E Wlao mepnetation. those who do not come to the ballin fancy Patines Bora ee <ALL 8190 Krom Wrighteville to Tennille, W miles aud dine med by several prowunent opeake rs who -M COLE. General Ticker Ae ar Leave Bostwic at 2p mj ‘ac awe, aii bern invited to be present on casion be ee tne Write gt Bocutngham by Lic a Leas rite ile Friday at 100m; The eeate were, with afew exception occapied Pin nh a ‘rom Franl 5 cone! renomesser River, e Spm: py e we le, while . vith fe Sext to JatL.—Officer Auldridge, of the Head of Tenpessea(Ga. Clayton, War Woman | Leive Temalie Reitns fap m: by cobired pools, while the white with & tew "TP 80068 LINE BETWEEN WaSmINGTON sixth precinct, yesterday, arrested Sandy Par. Whetston.(S.0..)and Tunnel Hill, to Wal Arrive at Wriehteville by pm. exceptions congregated ou ihe outside of the ILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK ker (colored) for the larceny of a number of Dalla. £05, failce pad back. once a week. 640 From Thomaston to Waynmanvitie, & miles | Vestibule, as if drawn to the meeuug ear ety +. 4 rooms and buckets from before the door of Leave Franklin Wednesday at 7 am: and back, twice a werk. . Arrive at Walballa Tha y by Leave Thomaston Tuesday and Thursiay st § n F, Ferguson, colored, was called to the Middleton Birkhead’s grocery store, on tie cor- Leave Walhalla Thursd Y, z orto fastener “She "_ Wanuimoven.dun.S, 000. ner of Fourth and Is streets. Sandy hada | — Arrivest Franklin Friday by 6 rive at Wayuman ville by 12 am; ee precitient, Ceere. Cok ant, First | | Teains betwoem Washington und Hew York are hearing before Justice Clarke, and was com- | 619 From Jopesborongh.by Haywood, to Carey, Waynmanvilie Tuesday nud Thoteias Fe ea eeer ey Coakley, colored: =+c- | mew zune follows. wiz mitted to jal for court. ‘35 milrs and backs «ix timen a week. ‘at 12m ond vice president. LL. Clements, whites secs | “FOR NEW YORI onesborough di ily, except Sunday, at Carey nextday by 7am; retary, John Newman, white; assictaut secretas Thomaster 3 “Rekcemengig) Al Bat ry, W.H. Barker. colored. Ari 6141 From Eatonton to Monticello. back. three times # week. Leave dail) end?wpem 19 mites and No Licenez.—Wm. B. Mills was before Jus- Gazraway Waters, (colored,) yeas exlles FOR PHILADELPHIA. tice Tucker, in the first precinct, Fo day, fleeces see fy are Eatonton Monday, Wednesday and Fri | upon and offered up a brief inyoon! Leave Snily (exce: pon the charge rags ¢ next by lay, pm: = : Hiense, Hie was fined 910, Tense radiey was Waiesboros sieeve Montes to bs 6 lunse a proper <pirit among ro. . Mouror.and Fullwood's Store. to Char- lotte, 38 miles and back, three times a week. Leave Wadesboro’, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7am ON 8 ay ms for New York and Philadelphia st 700 ». m.ouly. sikkPiNe CARS for New York on 7-00 p.m and crown their deliberations with governmental benefit Trance of sey » ma; ve ‘Monticelli: Monday, Wednewisy ami riday, até aan Arrriveat Eatent ap before Justice Morsell yesterday, charzed with keeping three dogs without a license, for which he was fined $15. bs 18 pam i gentlemen in the ‘rom by Je Mar 0 t th Mayor Werich at | train daily, te MEE Arrive ut Charlotte Monday, Wednesday ana | °? From Macon. ty Jeferwurilie und Marion. ¢ ae the signal for loud arilence | Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or Ss c 5 el 4 Jon Friday at 6 pm: Leave Macon Wednesday st am. hey nocuadal te ° Donen, te be Sas at the ™ ation once al Sxniovs Cuance.—A butcher named John ve Charletie ?, . Thu Sat- ; 3 ey ascended the plu'- | hours in . as Well a ai the mew office K. Field, was yesterday arrested by Officer Taare Cir ices Tesetay, Tharstay eed ee ees orm and took srats in trout of the officers. The | Bankersand Brokers Telngrart: Live, 845 Crown of the fourth preciuct, and on com. een Chair then introduced to the meeting — Ma Arrive at Wadesboro’ Monday, Wednesday and pee of Mary A. Gutridge arraigned before peg i by 6 pm. axcone, between 6th and Tth reste Me ustice Morseil, charged with an attempt at Cherryville by shelly Kk. Ser Baltimore and Ob rond ‘sAvertisoment and schedule between Washington, Baltiinore, An- Bapolis, and the West 2. L. WILSON, Master of Trausportation. LM. COLE. Geveral Ticket oclu-tf GEO. 8. KOONTZ. PERSONAL, by 6m. —Proposals must he toesrry the mail sith -and security. using the term» y must be cuaranteed by two re Litied te ch by w post r y will trips n for each of such omissions 1 plained, three times, the Hon. John F. Driggs, of Mic stating that he was quite unwell, expr | sat all times io address nd referred to the time, sbo} when he had the pleasure f é Mooresboro’ Tape. After hearing the evidence in the case, and Webbs ford, to Rutherfordton, % mile the Ji » required the acensed to give bail for Leave Cherry ville Tuesday, Thursday court, urday on arrival of train, at 11:90 a 1 Arrive at Rutherfurdton sand Friday by 11 am: Leave Rutherfordton Monday, Wednesday «i —_e—_—_ Wasurxeron Corresvoxprnts special meeting of the Washi ale t performed, an ‘satisfactori!> Of the trip may be do. Nn vor of the great principle of A: ; Vriday atl me ncted.” For arrivals so far behind tue ast» br pal erly acprn toe gendl _ . eS 7 dents ub to cousider important ba ess. will o yvill ws 7 “at copnection with depending mails. and not a be a yaneowt ita ge * 5 SC be held atthe Tribune roomsat 11 o'clock to- sgh aA rt leat ac aa tg-night to propagate. He knew only one THE ORIGINAL FRAN PiCntly excused. one-fourth of the compensati m a " ok, | forthe trip Fines will be | standard of a goou citizen, and that was puricy R. LEON WAVING KETENE morrow morning. leigh to Levchburg,15 mites and back. impored wulran Matisfactorily | of character and industry. He cared using fant ntingelphis this moraine. ew eee : explain mor ih ver yas blac yee js made duct be MORE AmUsEMENT.—The celebrated La Re Toute a post ofice: for eufkering it tobe injured. a cory toe pte Beng dams bes teiz st - Minstrel Troupe, consisting of sixteen of th we Lecchbarg Wedueniay at? a in; stroyed. robbed, or lost: apd for refusing, after » = best performers in the profession, will give a Series of entertainments. commencing Monday, ofthe city of Georgetown le knew b little. His advice to the colored © to obey the laws: submit if deh Arrive at Baleigh by 12m. From Pittsboro’ to Haywood, 1 iniles and back. three tines a week. ENTLEMAN who p ¥ medic convey the mail as frequently runs, or is concerned in runt ate. Phe Postmaster General ; ¥ : : LW sy and | contract for disobeying the Post Offic cessful insist upon the Hewstk Courier: saysof thelr performances in is Re Wednowtny and | fietractions of the dopurtmant "ihe sony of eiaize in a jort and at _city:—“This popular cor Arrive at Haywood by 6:99 p ra; achedule of the departures and arrival rights of the colored man ing Liberty Hail nightly with Leave Haywood Mondsy, Weduekday uni Fri- | order an increase of serviceby allowing thercfores | “Eon Oo tye day was mo. te dia delighted andiences. The Carnivals’ a day at7 am: pro rata increase on the contract pay He may-tiso aps y fag sig gue be Physi: posed of many of the most distinguished nanves Arrive at Pittsboro” by 10 am; curtail or discontinue the service in whole or in | SUch would generally be conceded. The ¢ leh $202 From Hilledale to Greenaboi in the ethiopian profession, sunong whont 4 1 miles aud | part, ata pro rato decrease of pay, allowing one | moval of the Capitol rom Washington, iu i nd a * back. once a wet mouih’s extra-com ion on the amonat of <er- | than ten years predictrd, unless the Re- it his special pra: Billy Reeve, Johnny Collins, Ned West, J. B. Leave Hillsdale Saturday at 9m; vice dispensed with. ¥ : wabicen Gunty eonianen thaetrehataie eee Offhoe hours Murphy and Frank Bowles.” The programme See ee riiteboteT ty herons: Bids should be addressed to the “Second Assist: | Piiot-pos should. be carctully, cucmiee Jast-lio Inst night was made up of the choicest gems of Leave Greensboro’ Saturday at 2-30 p m; ant Postmaster General.” bat Ptove: | wareed his colored condinines to be 10th street, abow» minstrelsy. The quartette is one of the finest Arrive at Hillsdale by Spm sale, State of Georzia,’ 5 sho they supported for office. Penn's ave Skin an¢ Nervous Ar We remember of hearing in a minstrel band, From Murphey. by Notts, Persiminon Creck, | | For forms of proposals, &c..and other informa. | Whe they supp wed fections thoroughly cured. LADIES desirin. while the orchestra is superb, and the songs, w’a Point. and Wolf Creek, to Duck’ | tion, see advertisements’ of October 31, 15) Hon. J. Ela, of New Hampshire, wext ad- | feetlous C 4 is kes and this latitude at leet town. (Tenn.,) 23% miles and harks one of this date, in pawphlet form. at the priscipal | dres-ed the meeting. He ureed atime jokes and wets are new to this latitude at least, = pest offices. ALEX. W. BANDALL, people to support by their influence ‘ho entertainment throughout given by La Leave Murphey Monday at 7«m; laws Postmaste Rue’s iminstrels is one of the most novel and Satisfactory ever offered in this city chow of each \._ | men as were true to Republican came from a section of the U nic opie, He where there but bed been ive at ‘ktown by 6 pm; felve Dnaktown Tuesday avd « in; irrive at Murphey by 6 pm At the performance Mr. La Rue distrib. w himself an sbolitionast ‘ round corner ing al: the time he first - utes $100 in greenbacks to his mudience, with & ‘ors. —Proporuls must be to carry the matt with entered the arena of politics. The position taken ogee ane < ‘$60 greenback as the principal gift.” lerity. certainty, and security,” using the Spans 2.Gras, 9200. orsege eee . youth, or other ; iy eae ~ by Mr. Doolittle, that only such negroes slo: advance of thelr years, = tee tosnentt peraone. cert tae auchby — 5 Yote a= had fous nthe army pogocbe ered | alee he rem sont of re j i J % ; . and | a MARRIED, PEs EAT Leni fore aS ptorme, | “peedecetng,Goahle 8.00. Bim. at hondir”proscumeed rece se int ta | Sacred fen wt ech ogtthinge tweeter ork brenge serigntiny Church Wy the hor. | suiidrenchod oath omuusione et.caliciorly | oP easapon cay a | Se ee rcaeie a ceearangree | de te Doe ste ns eee ratt, GEORGE ADA: AK. Al] och! iatgt 8 behind [erercoms laced him in the Senat iversal suitraze Y Miytcraciand: Mev PAVANGH Le eB break rosuection with: doy ei mail and not | dost Bois ignats of ‘e Plawos. tad Ree Sane woe mocammtentrd, as seinen scsianse 7) fe ben sufficiently excused, one-fourth of the compensa: - ®_ | the easiest means of maintaining the Govern. BOBERTS—CO NNICK —On the 11th imstant. ot jon for the 14) he gh to forfeits ‘ines will ‘RUIT & FLOWERS SMOKING TOBACCO. | ment, and te Republican party would pot rt Bt fants Church Prince 7° orvely, Md. belinponed nfese Aor ger ye - Ul these blessings were spread broadcast The the Rev. Dr. rbury, JOHN M. ROBEBTES to | ly ¢xplained. for neglecting to the mail This celebrated artirle of SMOKING TOBACCO | principl = of the opponents of the Republican ALICE C. CON both of Prince George's | oF into a post office; for suf it to be injured. | can be had fn Jots to amit party, he said, were to keep down the bumble maencdes oo - Seonts i. commer ae aa 210) ~ amd poor, aud to re-establish slavery at the contractor rane South. He adverted tw the late couflict eles on the rout BpPVOR* TaKine stock. between the two sections, and the present RATRIE --On Thursday, the after Jenga ae ian tg, RARE: | Sues Tesistance t© reconstruction, as an evidence w OUT AT some Pr} feeling of loyalty onl patie “ribs SEN Boe PakS te’ epeitetan wens'f tauat has far faneral will take piace eu Sumiay, Pebraxey | He may'alae'curtsh sy discon commented on at length, aut his course pan wat 2 Dp. .. from her Inte F oe ye Site en T0 Hien feel | ing one meats Cx, t papore please copy.] Bide shoutd be ALLEY Departed thlaliteon the 1th instant, | ton "Veatmeter eer DANCING ACADEMIES. Miss INK. NALLEY tm the sith year Bugle State of of ber age. She rents from idbors "an her al 7 , ae Works dofollow her. we ‘eve. gecesi | gs i Naxy' Tard, Bainrdsy, lob inet, wt? o'cioak, {J ton. = or Va.. February a Re eR SL: SELES te ears on Sunday morning. at Wis oock. | oY Mle? (MENUS Did tthe city om