Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1868, Page 4

f SD SSS" .—A milkman, named J. “i THE EVENING STAR. Beirne bemenrmienenen Sspegihianigasr CITY ITEMS. : GEORGETOWN, BT iging ey PATENT MEDICINES. as 2X4 SES S Meats, @:.— Beet, best euts, 25a30e. per THY PRAKSON WILL CASE, ap See piesa ore By pong sordid See Sere zo- i best, 20¢.; next, Iatse: Mutton, Sieg. Crrcurr Court, Justice Wylte—Yesterday, Fowter’s lest hour of cal Affairs im Georgetown. liwfal rate ‘the its of the OOFLAN BiTT. Pet ter gt ety te Seen ee eee eee ations, Tuesday at? p.m.,atébe Bbvitt | Roan oy ALDKawEN.—At the tar | ston, for whigh be Was fined te thesuaref es 30. ws cxnman mas LOCAL NEWS. Slaughtered Hogs, 812 per ewes better kuown as the Fearson will case, was con- pigs Pepe pag wernt Mar fers | Op oe Ne See Se. Smoked ‘We.; Sheed, tinued in this court. This case comes from the REOB: bmitted an additional rale th ~— The steamer Valley Oity Uivvady poverning the two Boards: im Samees | BOURhE with her from New York a relic Of the ano Neo. ae | War, in the shape of an army wagon, made ii ing Store, No. 5/1 7:f | to the numbering of ordinances and resolutions - . army in m0) Amusements, &c., To-Night. Bacon lida ada Orpbans’ Court on the following issues: First, BUY ux and try me on Pantaloons,at Hen- Natiowat THEATER.—Last night of the great whether, at the time of making her will, Mr=. ning’s One Price Cloth: 4 Philadelphia by one ‘ whieh a Fearson was of sound and disposing mind and ‘ by the Cor, ton Clerk and Secret of sensational play, «Und Gashght. memory; s'cond, whetber she was of so 1d | Sie Intelligencer Building. je porat! Fc lg Hla: ed rough the war, fom. begiuning 10 ud, going GERMAN TONIC, ; é ———_+-——_ pasred bods ‘General $ Orv Frttow’s HaLt.—The great musical . mind atthe time of making her codicil; third, IMPEACH HIM, IF YOU DARE, Who which was adopted. Several Us and resolu- w the sea, up to Ri and which Prodigy Blind To: —Turkey®, de. 1h.; Goose, | whetBer Mrs. Fearson was subject, at the tine | -]4imACE May Jy yOu BARE Me tions having been referred by the last Board to | {he *%, and up to Richmond, ch was Wavem Cuaret Farr.—Those desiring to 4 ‘S0a$2.50 pair: Cedar | of making her will and codicil, to the undue in- Clothing, and 50,000 men'stand ready ‘@ declare | the new one, just. organized, she Recorder sug ited a6 8. coriostiy.. ion oy Sey “i spend a very pleasant hour, should pay a visit . pe 183.0) per pau; | feng of E. B. Barrett and Jalia A. Barrett, | Cl tratly A new stock now ready. gested the propriety of considering the same, | inj. city consigned to Gen Rucker TEE GREAT 1E8 FOR ALL & the Fair now being beld at Waugh Chapel, | Prairie Chickens, $1.75 per pair; Squabe, ze. | bis wite. ' and thereupon submitted a joint resolution su. > : EAT BEMED! ALL DISEASES @apol Hull. eacl Mr. ghey for the Barrettsand Messrs. Sys ‘Wanz._Dison's Silver a of $1,560 for the | INTERFERING WITH aN OrviceR—Officer ———— Vegetables, @c—Apples, 60a30e. per 5 | Davidge and Clark tor the McPhersous. The |, SU]™S, WARE Dinea’s gelebested Sitver paving of High street,” Mr. Davis | Cunningham yesterday arrested Wm. A. Ham- wins Jewish Fast asp FesTival.—The Festival | sweet Potatoes. Suc. per peck; Irish do., S0e.; | latter opened the case by moving that the names Pri poets ‘Dollae’ Jewelry Store, No. 496 2Sption of the ation, as it | ™er for interfering with him in the discharge ef Purnm, which commemorates the delivery of | Onions. $1.50 pk.; Parsnips, 5 c.; Oelery,Se. per | of the parties to the suit be reversed, us the Mc- Pei eaylvania avenes, % street. was hight: pend icularly at this time, to | Of Bis duty. The sccused had a hearin, before Pe oRE fom ibe wrath of Haman, will be | bunch: Cranberres, ISe. per qt; Gabbage, 1awe. | Phereons held the affirmative of the issue, and | Penngy! dior! from improve the weroaghfares of the city as macs | Justice Buckey, and was fined $5.50. LIVER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS. eelebra mong the Israelites in this and all ‘urnips, Sic. per pk.; oo we. | they were entitled to open and close the argu- usbeenidiiae aie eles ic | an bowsible. ‘tar. tit eos at all times willing | . DISORDERLY.—Rosswell Jones was before ether countries, to-morrow. The occasion will Dried Apples, 7Sc. per peck, Ruta- | ment, but to enable them to do this the legal po- | Re ah as oY Romrant.°— 7) Ae 3 Pine = lenas wpe thooght the ape | Justice Buckey this morning, charged by Pat. ‘be one of joy and en eriainment, and for send- Carrots 60c.; Spin- | sitions should be changed. Clotbing Sale at 4@2 7th street, hs peapetanen po (em rs la mot be | Fick Donoghue with being discrderiy, for _ mg presenis and giving alms to the poor, and ch, ¢ Dried ‘The motion was granted, and the trial of the | more to run. Promptness on your part wi pete withent matane okmed Seageg hoved | Which be was fined $2.50, and Michael Donog. was preceded on Thursday last by the Fast of | Currants, R a Grapes, | issues proceeded in the name of McPherson et | secure a bargain. cag [meets ta ower peg ee ged Rue wae charged with disorderly conduct & N BITTERS Esther. Esther (Hadassa) was a Persian Queen | }; Dried Be. al. ys. Barrett et al. Pubi ate Gunns me rae ne fr Diwate Eredar poem Bo ag A> meg hgee frag gerd Ace a of Jewish descent, and wife of King Ahasuerus. Mr. Clark opened in supportof the issue. He rere Ranetod bees $05, Palas cout inpscrainen ee ceo at this | The accused having drawn a kuite upon Sig fa feet Her history, as well as the narrative of the de- declared that the affirmants would show to the EO redo ko TCLANIAG ‘im | Sune ope au inreortnntee wee Amilod dox, he swore that he was afraid that he would | Barks, makiog & preparation. highly N by ay FRE by her from a Reneral muas- Jory that tee tostatris —e ere — artistio style, on no farther than $17 in the resolution was not needed; besides, there | do him bodily harm, the Jusuce required the | SB4.*Direly free from alcoholic admuriure af amy eacre, nbie. This massacre was paired, a c to kee} . stad. to Bave taken place throughont the whole Per- same bouse as Barrett and his wife, was con- | 7th street, (A. axe & Co.) Was not 60 much money to the credit of the | accused to give security to keep the peace. “ab empireon the ith of the month Adar. si Manker To-Day.—Beef, best cuts, 2c. next HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC ntly subjected to their influence. How un- ——_»—_—_ fencral fund in the Corporation treasury that : - 3 ao : ould be yoted out in such large amounts. 20c.; Salt f, 1éa20e.; Mutton, We; Pork, | Jes combi pA elas eign bag yn play Pcbete d shige ow tena yee ed He moved that the resolution te laden | te Veal, Aa2o.; Turkeys, 35c. Ib). Chickene, fern. with the peseet ne einer tient of the Bh M : en Sabah Legh fle Pisces ind ber Bracek dobry the tble; which motion was agreed to. | $1.25 per pair; Butter, ve. Ib. Exes, d0e.dox.. | Orange, &c., making one of the most pleseant acd TE a ee a tmrmtsstion to make © aidereas abromtot ser | Eitege yioaat Pink Shel ori Slver-platd | Ae, Mc; Nah maton, wat_agteed to, | $12 per pai Tenis Pours sicper | Sgmettle anaes Sycrodsey crass Soe resolv th of all the Jews in’ his . rts, ination to make a different dis; ofher | Spoon, Forks, x aed -d ominions, but was turned from his wicked a$l40; Corn, by ear, $5.8) | property trom that contained in the testamen- | Work Foxes, and Moraion recelved this mor an ordinance for the Tovement of certain | peck; Sweet Potatoes. = per nes Turnips, | — Those preferring a Medicine free from Alcoholic purpose by Esther, woo, inspired by Mordecai, King Abasuerus, incited by nis jealous and vindictive minister Haman, who was incen-ed a parts of Bell, Monroe and North streets; passed. | Mc. per peck; Parsnips, Hc. peck; Onions, $140 | edmizture will nee a$6 per bbl: Oats, we. bushel; Hay, | tary papers, and after the will was made she | ing at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. he i] Ri rk: Cabbage. ~y saved her at the risk of her own life. To | @1 Straw, ; | had expressed great dissatisfaction at the way | 496 Penneylyvan: iF 43g street. Boned ot eon (previously received) from | per peck: Rutahagas, 5c. peck: oe commemorate the most mirsculous salvation of | S12%Pt CWts Straw, 6157" Beekwneat Se the property was disposed of by it, 2 Pibieeslio bal the Board of Metropolitan Police, in relation to bad; Oranges, siaic. per dow; Celery. se Ronen e ROS SOULS DRENNS thear Je and the destruction of their per rp x Py ag ee laints which have been mad: b T bunch. ne- | #ish—Bunch Fish, 50c,; Codfish, Flounders, | Mr. Cox heidjthe negative of the issaes, and Cora Extractep WirxoutT Patn.—Dr. | certain comp! y | pe Thoee who have no objection to the combination mies, Mordecai and Esther introduced the fast | and Haddock, 15e rod To: Halibut, 25c.; White | said that uy torte fume the will, &c, was | White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania | 4-H. (Evans, agent of the Fire-Alarm Tele- | Worx Brotw.—The work on the new prison | of the Bitters. as stated. will use of the ith of Adar—the day of danger. It is | Fish, 25¢. Salmon Trout, 3e.; Smelts, 30. Proved in the Orphans Court there had been avenue, between 4% aud 6th streets. Estab. | (Puph, of the unauthorized use of the tel atthe station hon.e kas begun. solemnly enjoined upon the Jews, wherever | Blue Fich. Ise. Lake Pickretl, de: Lobewrss ks HOOFLAND'S GERMAN Tosto. Bint that any one considered her of unsound | lished 186!. Corns, bunions, ingrowirg nails, | i Georgetown, was read, as also were Ivtters | ‘Suummmummmmoenem ee et eee they may be, to observe this fast yearly at this | toe: Te Bi eaihgy fot; Soft Crabs, $6 per | mind. The devisee in this will, Mrs Barrett, | enlarged jdinte, vascular excfescences, and ali | 0% the same subject from the Mayor of Wash- | ‘They are both dat. Power was given the s to defend | dozen: Shad, @1.25ai°50 P was the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. thems-lves against their enemies, and seventy- gaan ai wat J) 5 Smons them Haman and bis len sons oe | | NEW Sovr-Hovsr AnuaNguumnrs,—The | married with thelr approval, Upon Wor mars | tothe paiieote Meroe ese acon venience | erropolitam Police in Geareornne eee among them Haman and his ten sons. following communication, to the direetors of | Tiage she removed from the house of Mr. Fear_ | geons, and other Tesponsible residents and vies | gt anette! ean bd ae the Provident Aid Society, explains ttee called back oo tne dan ths of his only cntld, was | ators of the District, certify tothe above. Hours | Mr, Evans, Tasber use of the telegrape spon Tux Letter Ronsery.—Yesterday after. | Washineton City, Maret 5, 1568.—Gentle- | called back to the old home, and resided there | from 8a. m. to 6 p. m. bee yment of $600 to the compan: i soon, Tighiman Dorsey, the colored messenger | m¢n: The following is the result ot the confer- | nine years, when, both of the old people dying ——— wee a Talcott, Bapete bony bevy’ si the Seaton House. whose arrest by Special | ence yesterday between the committee of the | she was leit the bulk of the estate by Mrs. Fears Wrarrixe Parxe for sale. Apply at the in Tele a joe. Fost Office Agent Depro, for robbing a letter of | Provident Aid Society and Gen. O. H. Howard, | sor, who survived her husband, of whom shy | sm ebmn the Fire-Alarm Telegraph ot Washington, rec- $10, was noticed yesterday, was brought before | assistant commissioner: faually qo04, and contain the sian Sead Sate hens faeany cue | OE ae ae ycecPeteesrmoct | _@RORGETOWN ABVERTIBEMENTS, | gut tS (t2 UL Scie cata ‘most pslatable Feaieon, cared for by them from tender age, and | entirely cured, without pain or inconvenience | GForgetown that the use of the telegraph by the ing Cotto! Linen. Fronts, Linen Camb Hanékerehiefs. 12,000 yards . Spring Calicoes, incladin ‘maker at 12%. ‘Was sole device, but for ninety days. All this ——»—__ commending the erection of tire-alarm telegraph Beautiful Spring Delainest iack and colored A’ Oonstipation, Flatulence, inward Piles, Justice Harper, at the Ceatral Guardhonse, | 1. Gen. Howard will pay the of the | estate came from Mr. Fearson, and was accu- | Mx. Jupp's GREAT Book AUOTION will re- Bones in aiferent sections of Gorge and paces, Table Linens. Napkine ‘Doylies, Hoop. Puiness ef Blood to the Head, Acidity moe atr WY. Fendall appeared for him. | soup-house agent in the First, Second, Third, | mulated by his labor. Yet the parties who now | opes in Ww, ‘at 370 Penna. ave., ander | Py pers were, on motion of Mr. Davis, re. | Mpitt» Corsets, &e a while f the Stomach. Nausea, Hi Dit were eretnced the letter wn which the | Fitih, Sixth, and Seventh Wards from the 17th fain we_mipe arith se tone otis Wasa ce Le cntinaod & fo cemaday) eve | ferred to the Board of Common Council. "Mr, | wenrasee’s Foote, wer® Burchared while they for Food, Put bill was enclosed, it having been inter: ot February onward. — here H . Mr. ue the pont ome, and t was sotieed that toe en, | 2 He will furmiah the breed, meat, and dea- | velos cand aewiiet who he ee ee amine the, most | Nich were adopted fee ne eglutions, | seiltog as low and jn some cures joer: then New "san 1 velope bad been changed, and the Dill sicaied vegetables to the wards named, to four | ity, one of them having, net long belore his | valuable Books, whiel meetin wre. ane _— roduced, wlien it speared te bencouutatat | 06 them os and ater tectny aad tothe ieee | cegie eotncltint aaa eet battery upon the Mayor of Geo n, Recorder, poi a York shol ce ‘Resolution appoi: a fs leaale orics. . Sink he Georgetown, Rew at 01 Bridge at., Georgetown, ine or Fluctering at the Pic " er ton Eat him, Wi, of Common Council, and Messrs. 5 M. HL BA ‘MIUM STEAM &f the Stomach. Swoimmine of Sothinh mute cote Sten | Mists wg Obed | "Fb census ger peaomg io | M4" Ma eae amo Mensa | inate pokes | W* UREA CARR sh leds terid or Diet bad committed no offence. After some | rect to Gen. Howard at once. Prudence the wills and codicils ot Mr. ahd Mrs. | ‘27 tisrey or dove one bottle. Price One Dole Congress; also, for the constraction of fing foot, | Office, Wo, 4 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D. 0 Breathing, Flustering et the Heart, Argument, the justice dismissed the case, 3. He will furnish the wood for cooking if de- | Fearson, an proceedings of the Orphans’ lar. Every Dri sells it. eo ways actoss idge street, on the east line of | Betablishedin 18m; veceptam omerson by the Me. Choking of Suffcating Sensations when Messrs. Depro and Smith stated that they | sired, the same to be used with the utmost Aa in Sgecner ne the will of the latter. H. neta Montgom street, and also authorizing the ay iS} Inetituie; 1857; rel 1888. Gnd is now tna Lyme Posture, Dommess of Virson, Were not anxious to prosecute the case, but | economy. McPherson, nephew of Mrs. Pearson, sfited | rue ontomat Franc, 2181: | Mayor to Tor proposals for the con- | OFens bisd Te ttinne reet complete estaolishment Dots or Webbs before the Sishs, sheir object was to show that many robberies 4. Requisitions to be made on Gen. Howard | that in t Aniiroeg and spring of 1967, Mrs, = 3 are sco struction of certain tem: street footways. ‘Dycing and Scouring of ail a ae in the dest Dull Pa the Head. Def rere’ commited. be miner Post oaice employes, | in advance for the supplies Sequined by the di- | son was < ee ar the reer nine. Mrs. 1 panpoks % subscribe for Tum Stax | Council resolution providing tor the erection of | weane ciency of Perspiration, Vel- ‘were committed by other parties, and in this | Tector or che wan rs the house of Mrs. Fearson at the | W0 reside on itol Hill and the Navy Yard, | benches in the fish market, ‘was adopted; also, past svors, the subscriber Jowness of the Skim and they thought they had succeeded. 5. He will not pay for the breedboug#t since time of her death, and that Birs Barrets po | Will please leave orders at No. 128 East | to pay the claims (8219.25) of the judges of elec. icite the custom of the - Byes, Pain im the side, fie Seamee eee the 17th of Febrnary. vented her from having freeaccess to her aunt, | O®pitol street, between 4th and sth. tion for services rendered and’ expenses in- on a pce! express Back, Chest, Limbs, etr., Sud- Axortngn Bumetany ny Sturm Jrw—He ie | _ To carry ont this arrangemantyon will plegse and said that if Mrs, Fearson’s brother mans Joun Cosarns, Agent. | curred: also, to Pay Tent of rooms used at the Poet Tees, don Flushes of Heat, Burning in Brought tw by a Brick—Abont two o'clock this | TePort at once to the secretary {At the Stak of- jlo poleceneb lf rh ope te recent electio1 , to prevent cruelty to ani- 5 daily ‘at sunset, except Satarday the Flesh, Constant Imaximines of morning three burglars made an entrance into | fice) the name and salary of the soup-house 4 #«e albo teetified jeep nag meet sorrel mals at the public market, also, authorizing an | when it ia closed at @% D. mm eu 17-6m Beil, and Great Depression of Spirits Re Ekare et Howell & Dement, on N street | agent, and also thenumber of applicants (white | Mess are: Barret opkaine Sar noni | Lean Orewa sare appropriation of $7 to pay a claim against ‘fire 3 south, between Half and South Capitol streets, | Aud colored) in your ward. poops cla —_ pth iy OO commissioners. Adjourned. Srewell Sek ee ee ene a eed eel Sanat ue eee oe coe ae Ee lle Gla resumed this mornii DOMESTIO COTTON GooDs Common Covxcit—The Chair announced BANKERS, Howell and his family, steeping over the store, | for your ward shall be c! a oe ie wie Os oes 7 ara enen LINEN, HOUSEKEEPING. the following standing committees :—Ways and when thegrran olf We Mowell ree ee | ne Seer Kamemeien” | leap motld eee eh eames phaganond that mar cookies Means—Mesare. English, Darby, and Peck. | Jay COOKE & 09.. when « . Mr. Howell pursued them, . 7 p 4 I i » dee. ims— Messrs. Collti rg, and Ed. ‘and throwing a brick brought custo tea grouna Secretary PvA.S4 W.-C. | case Ups elven to the jury who found that the | Wotwithstanding the recent advance of Cottons | Cisms—> “Commerce—Meears, "Datvy, Eog- BANKERS, With the assistance of some citizens he was GE x at the time of making the will and that no um, | W® Will continue to sell them daily from 10 cents | lish, and Shormaker. Fire Companies and Firreenra Saver, Orros-re TREASURY, delivered to officer Teeple and locked up at the | | MILLER vs. MuLeR, axp Vick Vensa.— neehe ing by Mn Fire Engi Fiith Ward station. He was recognized as Jas, | Yesterday afternoon, a’ scene was enacted in | due influence was exercised over ber by Mr. Known up. jines—Messrs. Edmonson, Newman, Buy and sell at curremt market rates, and kee; Be cawrh ome, He was recornized as Jas. | Yesterday aftcrncon, a scene was enacted in | due influence, was exercied over be ‘We always have on hand the wellknown makes | Fan weak sweets, bam Peck, Rams! hee. Baltimore & Ohio Rail. Mrs. Gal ind Collins. English constantly on band s full supply of all HOOFLAND® GEEMAN BITTERS, well known to the pole. had s hearing | in Chancery, on F street, near7th, which fortu- timore road vs. Mrs, Gale 4-4 BHIRTING and 10-4 SHEETING, 7 . a GOVERNMENT BONDS, = morning betore Sustice Tacker, wae coe nately is one of rare occurrence in that locality. | inquisition confirmed. Hazard vs. Bannet Clements, and Shoemaker. Harbor and , PILLOW CASE COTTON, ~ Dart 3 ax Bited Rum t foil, but before going to jail he was | It appears that in the Circuit Court yesterday, | Man: judgement below confirmed. Dainise vs. | wansertnes aNo CAMOASTOR qurits, | Rel Mesers. Ds Becnigr pooner tngeeer| VEN-THIBTIES, AND COMPOUND smuzzled.” They left in the store a rough | when the case of F. Schmidt agt. W. N. H | Smith: demurrer overraled. . Ste BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS AND TABLE | English. Poor and Workhouse. Mesere, Rane paces lan bay HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, “jimmy,” “pick.” and dark lantera, and Smith | Maack was called,a motion was made by coun. | Powell. [This wasa case of slande CLOTHS bang, Clements, and. Edmondeoe Prins” | Orders for STUCKS, BONDS, &e., executed got only about $2 in money and $1 worth of | Sel. and tee co aes eo Wee | cesntart histo eee By ihe | Bergainein TOWELS and BUCKABACK TOW: | Manis Shoemaken Ne mondon. | Police and collections made on alll sccessible points. PREPARED BY DR. C. M. JACKSON, cases . : soap and tobacco. TOL, ammnsngnclat at & oleh sok Accordingly, | Court. Costello vs. Corporation Washington; ELING by the yard. Pampe_ Mestre. Wells, Shoemaker, and New. | se1-tt PHILADELPUIA, Pa. Ixpiaw Distrrnaxces—The Montana pa- | at that hour the examination of witnesses was | Teasons for a new trial filed. NAPKINS OF ALLSIZES, fre meng Boer, dc Mas F pets report that the Blackfeet Indians have in- | commenced—Mr. W. J. Miller representing the | _AStignments for Monday—235, 1, 90, <2, 3, 7, | Bicbardeon & Sons and Dunbais Celebrated IRISH Tolan! O reap ioe eta’ Bary IBST NATIONAL BANK ‘Twenty-two years since they were first intro Auguraind their yearly raid, and are infesting | plaintiff, and Mr. N. Hl. Miller the defendant. | 4, 107, 158, 179, 223, 255, 257, 260, 368, "270, 271, LINENS. Nae EO aerp : OF WASHINGTON. duced into this country from Germans, dark the Fort Benton road, between Kennedy's | After the testimony of two witnesses had been | 272, 275, 376, 277. Great reduction in White Flannels, A communication wi read from the Mayor _ which time they ve ey a5 Ranche and Gun River. They have already | taken, s proposition was made to adjourn the CeimmmaL Count, Chief Justice Cartter— Spring colored Alpacas very oheap. asking that the matter of harbor master’s fees be | H. D. COOKE, (of Jay Gooke & Co. en wn bey we dT Killed one mon and run off @ hundred head of | the case until the evening. This proposition | The jury in the cace of foe Uruicd Sane ca. ELBY &00., jes Kuown te horses, besides creating a gate among the set. .) President, | more HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Be pabiic: tlers wp the neighborhood. was debated at some length by the two Millers, ‘ells, Fargo & Co.'s | one charging that if the other made a certain 3. Ww. reterréd to the Recorder, and enclosing a com- wm. Kramer, for larceny of a cow, brought in a 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, fe munication relating thereto from the Recorder. —_. hese remedies will effectnall Li Com a sealed Verdict this morning of not guilty, mh2-6teo __Bouth side, between 6th 7th ste, | Referred to Commiites on Harbor and than cal GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY ad te rey Therma, dew i taal fanches piers fired upon by the Indians several | statement as the truth, he uttered a falsehood, | “Ceorge Smith alias George Butt larceny; |g _____--——_ | ‘a resdlution from. the Hoard of Aldermen, pete paint, Chromic Biarthars. Dissese of the Rane Sines, Dispatches to Gov. Smith from Colonet | which drew out the plain Anglo-Saxon, | guiity;centenced to 6) days in jail. Fine painrines that the clerks of the two Boards be required peys, and all diseases arising froma Disordered Se miles fren helene nnedy's Ranche, thirty. | “You're a liar,” and these words were bandied | ""Elicn Nolan; keeping © bawdy house; found to mumber the bills and resolution presented FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED Liver, Stomach, or intestines, five miles from Helena, was burned by the In- | back and forth several times, when both parties . On Exhibition and sale at ‘was adopted. A communication from the Re- STATES, pene nore, Bo _ children were Sega = racg Mapa . assed. ft Sarah Myers; larceny; guilty; one year in the ROTHROCK’S, corder relating to the condemnatien of certain ‘15th street, opposite the Treasury Department. DEBILITY, a and carried off by the sayages ‘own cailed upon them p the peace, an nitentiary. f streets was referred to the Committee on — iene from whatever; Prostration he Omaha Republican learns from reliable | afer Mr. NH. Mer had placed his‘nand acu Peamaee Wastin sini tig. the lacenay ob cooke.es ase sible ting Streets. Alsoa communication relating to the | Government Securitics with Treasurer Unitec he Iecomn, odend co Saat Lider ee”? sourers thats shout L200 Indians have sathered | to draw a pistol, | ine Sore we property of Cornelius Wendell; guilty; eigkteen Opposite Patent Office. Femitting of fines imposed for violations of the | 9,200) sheps, Exposure, Fevers, &c so ramie, and are conducting | something else, and calli im a fool - | Months in penitenti: 's “ * Beblober”’ |. | market laws, amounting to $1.41!: referred to 4 ‘There these themselves ia a threatening and insolent man- | J. daring N; H. to shoot, order was restored. | "Sohn Neleor, larceny: plead guilty;sentencea | FORBIDDEN FRUIT Tr tear’ |b the Combduetega Ginevebeas at commantea, S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS.¢8 ofice is pose coven. A. Sone eal tee ner. ey have already commenced depreda- | parties fail lo agree what time to | one week it au. “ — “ ” tion from Wm. L. Dunlop, retary of the i all clasieeof GOVERNMENT | to the whole # the appetite is str Uons on the stock in that vicinity. continue the examination last evening, but noon George Keating; two indictments for larceny; * ace nn ol eae med Te Board of Guardians of Public 8 oui, asking ———- ° wd. ‘stomach —_ to-day was finally fixed as the time. ‘riet Attorney in one; | « rAE ¢ food ts enjoy: nolie pros. entered by I ATE GIRL "—After “Vidal,” by | on bebalf of Board an appropriation of | SECURITIES at current market rates. d guilty to the other; 10 ‘So ctaBLe or THE Yorxo Men's Curretiaw jentenced to one week Constance Meyer. 1,500 for the support of the public schools, was | FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Coliection: Association —The fifth literary and musical | | Bttno Tow.—Many of our readers will re- | in jail. “NIGHT AND MORNING” (a pairAfter | felerred’ to the, Commiliee on Schools in ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE ation took place last evening ai their rooms Ks eee ’ Baskrvptcy Court, J. Sayles Brown, Regis- | With many ot ictures in 4 ¢ Ss over Metzerott Hall, which were crowded with | Piano. in this ay some tn years sg. Hi sae | ter.—No. 22. Involuntary Daakrapty: exam. | Color Chromo Li pbs, and Engravings. across High st Dunbarton strects referred io the We purchase Governmeat Vouchers on the Dates te ee sgt Bev. De. Soc nom eaieecdeeaaens nged Inap- | ination of the bankrupt by trusters of his es. | _™ Committee on Streets. Mr. Clements pres MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care jutler, Rey. John Brady, Rev. Mr. Kinball. Nn beavily . : Nuedharge Sid: Wear @ petition from sundry citizens in the fourth superintendent of freedmen's schools; Hon. | Péafance, having grown to man’s size, and ac. | {ate. 14. Onth before final discharge JOS. 3. MAY & Cows probe ici Commuttee on Streets. Also, & petition from | gn4 to any other business entrasted to os. © measure the energy aud ardor of more youthtu: te find in ii petition for final discharge; specifications precinct, asking the repair of a pump on the use of this BITTERS. or the TONIC, an elixir Horace Cepron, Commissioner af Agriculture; | Guired some, sedateness, Regent yet Sahl ee a ee on yaks tn eee fr corner of 4th and Market streets; referred to the | ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS | jpe,°nt,?) this BIT : into their veins, restore it Gen. ©. H. Howard and Gen. Balloch. Mr. J. | : z | cation for three meetings of creditors, ana order DEPOT. renken Sevme, ood gine XP. Gleeson, chairman of ths sotertainment | tench, and hes also a, bene’ votes of ao tine | conte hl reag je rpg nila cme ed 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, built sh the fah market, referred to the Com: | _FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN. Sedith and happinear to thei remsloing Sears” committee, presided, and a fine selection of ¥ - : st examination filed. 49. Warrant issued for i . ‘ oi ~ | capacity and depth. He is yet unmistakably 4 ‘Ninth and Tenth streets. mittee on Market-house. Also, a petition trom | MBNT LOANS at alk times cheerfully furnished, San cer bee = poe ee idiotic, psusing in his most brilliant passages | first meeting of creditors; March. 6+. Warrant Between Ninth and Tenth streets. ft F pay R. A. Clements, asking the remission WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. NOTICE. 4 ‘ to scratch his head or to make some grotesque | ‘°F fitst meeting March 23. - 8. ae ey oi ald Stor, meeebaeae Cae ad on ae | pomare His parecmante ee Caen | Eguier Gowns, Justice Olin Yesterday, the FULL SUPPLY hi. | Washington, atarch ars." maai-et_ | Jn aril ertaitehed fact chat. fall one-half of ©. Bliss, Misses Ewer, Bowen, Chapin and | Hall last night certainly caused great astonish- | following orders and decrees were passed: OF THE BEST PARIS MAKES, English presented the Bil of tro, Walle Sarees pee ss coe pene en Solger. ” = ries ment to those who had previously beard him, | Miller vs. New Mexico Mining Company; o JUST RECEIVED. $41.75, for matches for lighting street lamps, fZPreption. “never feel well *"Phey are a ee ea Beit | and stamps him as undoubtedly the most inex. | der pro confesso against defendants. Gaines tea Gh 2; Gentlemen’s, @2.25. Several claims of the judges of election, ad- SAVINGS BANK, devoid of all energy, extremely nervous, and have MYstTERI0tS—Himd on the Cornert.—This | plicable phenomenon that this world ever saw | Ys. Alexander et al, order setting aside order | Ladies Gloves, $2; Gentlemen’, @2.25. Satie net eee ee = Be petite. morning large puddle of blood having been | in the musical way. He appears nightly at | dismissing bill, and extending time twenty | mn s-2tit were to the Commitwe on Claims. Gorner strest cull Louisiana evense, To,this clase of persous the BITTERS, or the found in front of the wood and coal office of J. | Odd-Fellows' Hall, and the opportunity to see | days to plead. Cheseldine vs. Cheseldine; de. EPARTMENT OF THE Mr. Collins offered a resolution instructing the PAY8 INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, TONIC, is especially recommended, W. Sizoms & Co., corurr of sth and O streets, it | md hear him is one uot to be missed. cree appointing Washington Cheseldine tras. | J)EPARTW) Committee on Streets to report a plan for the eccasioned coutiderable talk, and attencted —_—_-——_ tee to sell. Miller vs. New Mexico Mining TED STATE: H Washinertos many persons to the neighborhood. Marks of Resawav—This morning about half past | Company; order of publication against absent | on ghe petition of Tio: improvement of Aqueduct street, and of Mont- | BUYS and SELLS all kinds of BONDS anc WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN blocd were also seen in the gutter on the east | 2 o'clock, the horses attached to the private | defendant, gomery street, from Aqueduct to Bridge streets, STOCKS, GOLD and SILVER. Horsham. Penn... pravin th an estimate of the cost of the impro Sdiee Toes will cure evety contol MAwABMCS - Penn. with an estimate of the cost of the ve ; side of sth street, in the square above, at the | C*rTigge of Mr. Lippincott, doork of the | _Onruaxs’ Covet. Judge Purcell—To-day the | patent granted ‘ofiion 4 ment’ passed. Mr. Newman offered a resola. | Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANTS. | “ict. They corner of 7th and N streets, and on the pave- | House of Representatives, im which himself | will of the late Edward ‘on, bequeathing Cay bet yer BN from the expiration of eal ot = - | And the driver were seated took fright at the | his estate to his wife and daughter, was filed | 7eats ‘di Sees wale tei one gone ae ‘petore dex= | corner of %h and Pennsylvania arenas, ac | nus; proved, and Mrs. Wharton also filed a rs- Tikes piers om the foth day 3 break cries of murder were heard in the last | SOM@ derangement of the tongue and whiffle | quest that her brother, Edward Shippen, of | the Patent Office on M named locality, and others heard heavy run. | ‘Tet, andafter sundry energetic kicks ran off | Pennsylvania, be appointed executor. Letters Bing during the night, and consequently active | * full speed, till, resching the corner of Sev- | of administration ¢ ? a wereiseued to Mr. Ship. inquiries were resumed. Dountless, in the | “nth street and the avenue, where they were | pen—bond $20,000. \ said petit course of the day, the police will be able to.an. | brought to a halt by the dexterous management | A record of the Proceedings in the Circuit = Swer the question, What is this mystery ! ofthe driver. In the effort to doso, he was | Qourt in the case of Barrett et al. vs. McPher- tion sppropriating #20 to pay for the rent of J. B. ELVANS, President. | Thoneands of certificates have accumulated | Foome used by the indges of election on ine Simm a eae as ban rietor, but will allow the bande of the propris of February: passed. Mr. Ramsburg offered a of the publication of but a few it will Tecolution in favor of the fire commissioners observed. are men of note aud of such standing that appropriating $7.40 to pay the claim of Benj. they must be believed. Harper. Mr, ‘Newsman eiéred am orhaauee revent cruelty to animals in the public mar- Ket,‘ana making those violating the same liable TESTIMONIALS. set forth in writin toa fine of $5; which was amended and passed. —_-——_ xery much bespattered with mud, and had his | son et al. involving the will of the late M.A. | $y ‘heering; Mr. Newman offered a resolution providing | *2¥ YORE, ALEXAND WASHINGTON mas wre! te H AND GEORGETOWN. HON. GEO. W. WooDWanp. A PUBLIC CoNVENIENCE—The new ticket | ™ severely nehed. Mr. Lippincott | Pearson, was filed, showing that the will was | te at for the official publication of the laws ol . ve id office, recenti med at 45 Pennsylv: maintained his seat and escaped entirely unin- | sustained, and letters testamentary were issued the Corporation in the Evening Star. OLD LINE Chih Justice of the Supreme of Pa., writes: ~ patetar tee Wathenal trons Dy the Bate. Lipa. But slight damage was done to his ve- | to Mrs. Barrett; bond $5,00. TR Mr. Ramsburg moved {0 amend, “providing LINE. se FE Puiapei emia, March 16,185 * > 2 wd cle. Letters of administration on the estate ot the sum to be shall not exceed $200 per loofiand's German good inte a gept semveneans te ee Cae + -—— Marcus Long was issued to James W. Plant; | {00g aupans*clee Obaiveniai is srencnaueen tae REGULAR SAILING DAYS, tariejmectel in diossess of the Gigestive exgane, path =a hee preys je Pabhe, for at A Sarg EnveLore.—No better safeguard | pond $0. within pression that a contract had been entered into FROM GEORGETOWN, Dervousaction nthe system. Yours, traly. Vide themselves at thets feiturs onthe ceo, | Sekinst pilfering from levers, or the opening | "A cops of the proceedings of Oriental Lodge With the Georgetown Couri-r. Mr. Darby pasaa eas & cao Ww. woobweaD.” os ae yesh an atk tickets | snd resealing of the same by unauthorized per- of ‘Odd Fellows instructing the Nobie Grand thought that under the circumstances it would nA ta "cam also secure sleeping, | SOS Bas yet been devised than the envelope | ot the Lodge, Jacob Miller, to apply for letters Le reise | be acting in bad faith to the resolution. FROM NEW YORK, HOM. JAMES THOMPSON, ae thelene. “rhe = oy conte = hots Be in, ji | vented and patented by Mr. Edward Fitzki, | of administration on the estate of James B — ty di revious | Mr. Clements advocated the passage of the res- SATURDAY, AT 12 M. Julieta ths Ripe Ont Pemnabvente, points North, East, Weet and Southwest and | of ‘8, Quartermaster Generai’s office, in this | ‘Morand, a meraber of the Lodge, was received. tothe day of hearing. 5% as 7b olution, and asserted that the editor of the Cour- | yor sreignt. apple to caesar ge collects and checks bageage at the hoteis’ and | cit}, This envelope, when properly closed | Also, « petition of Morris Murphy, at whove | thisah eee ths Commiasteast of Patti. ier wae continually denouncing the Congres: apply re ye rms creators pad a tea cins | and sealed, cannot be opened wit it mutila- | house ased died, making the same request. BEVENTH STREET. ‘a of the United States, and no favors need be ex- JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Asst, Sle medicine in canes of attacks of Indigestion o: Beorectowe NO im all parts of the city and | tion, and is invaluable for all letters of import- | Also, one from clerks in the Pension office ask- | 4Q6 : pected from Congress so long as articles of the 63 Water street, Georgetown, D. 0. is. Tean certify thie from my experience jeorg ance or value. It has been endorsed by several | ing that Jetters be issued to Chas. M. Tompkins. | picTURE FRAMES. PICTURE CORD AND | present tenor were inserted in its columns, and x. = fy Y Et it. “Yours, with respect, Te Potomac Froyt.—It may uow be safely | Heads of Departments. A petition was presented to the court by Mr. TASSELS, ac. the paper was recognized as the organ of the eee, —= JAMES THOMPSON. asserted that navigation has cpened for the James, Ray, representing that during the life- | Oval and Square Picture Frames, in walnut and | Corporation. He was opposed to pee one cent AMES HAND, Agent, season, and no further obstruc: _ a be THE HANDSOME residences erected on the site | time of his wite, Bridget Ray, she placed a note | all gilt. Picture Cord and Tassels, Ringe, Nails, Grike people's money to support such a con- 104 Wall street. New York. FROM REV. JOSEPH BH. KENNARD.D.D., ‘probended frees thet ‘The river is enthely, of the Old Capitol prison block are rapidty ap- | paid to him in bank to her own credits, and | &c..at MARKRITERS, Be. 486 7th street, bet? clear, and, with the exception of the iusamer, | Proaching completion, and will prove a val- cern, Mr. Peck the resolutions passed by Freight received constantly and forwarded to all able flakes of floating ice passing down from | UAble addition to that section of the city. The asks the court to take some action toenable him | Dand E streets. Terms cash. {he last Council, authorizing the Clerk of the | Parts ofthe country with despatch aaah nist Church, Philadelphia a ‘t \— Dear Si! 1 bave been pent! > die ae bem cpt. audi: | “gt en ne wie, naving won | CY LENCE EA g CERREAGNE, AER: | Cogereten ts cminue he ublcatct 3 te poy a See ‘ 4 cent jing completed, iS Oc he judge decided that the wife, haying been ave been . laws m the Courier for the 1568 ata cost A y LINE y one 1 oi Fumio, “Acevamernandagt | Submits Seep, fie, conmr | a mvt weman, an tavioe’no"scare| Wiel amine pUGMORTE wRtpe one: | tere mine Cage yon yar (ro ats cot | pew wpoRanEw Line orerRamemins. | Sswases Selah my appropriate spare. f are plying their routes, and this morning a | (wllding is to be occupied by the owner, Mr. | estate, the husband is entitled to the factured of the finest material and prosounced, by | ity given to an officer of the Corporation tocon. | Wil ram regularly during the winter be- | ie vartogs instences: ant p Winter-bound schooner of large dimensions | tore T. Brown, Sergeant-at-Arms of the niall SS OOS competent judges to be of the nest quality. For | tract with the C.urver for one year, and the tween New Fork, Aiexandria, Washing fous tnetances. a passed down the south channel for an eastern | Senate. MARRIED. tale to the tr turer's prices. and as | question was whether he had done so, or had wn, as foliown: Pier 29. port. The nigbt travel on the Aquia Creek for once from my depart je at manufact 5 as 1p Birreay 0) ood ale so'd inthis market. Dealers AcsauiT AsD BATTERY.—Officer Leach, of | FRAZIER—SHREVE. February 12. 1910. by | (heap aaany food ale r contracted for a month or three months or any eave New York. from full ted to call end examine for 3 ver, at the foot of Roosevelt street. every SAT. iis ansnin ond ouerlath € mail line will be resumed on Monday night the fifth precinct, yesterday arrested a baker in 86 ” FRAZL Tre cetivac: We cries seesiond tenkcte tee oe, ee eee sere i Gsorgrtown. from wharf foo: re eo en Fg? creamery named Thomas Newton, who was arraigned | Washington, D.C., to EUGENIA SHREV i JOBN KEYWORTH ta. putnectiy siven tghins, Atee aoe ae AT ate M » And Alexan | Some cases it ma} fail, but usually, { doubt not, it Sramizss Kip GLoves —The Paris seamless | before Justice Clark, charged with committing | Howard county, Matyland. corner Ne cat b senetal 1 | tote the verciatucguvan te deani ts ee Oem a jiy at the omce of the | Mill be very beneficial to those who suffer frou kid gloves advertised by Wall, Robinson & Co, | an assault upon Rose Powell, and required to SEE OT tee on Ways and Means, the object being to corner of 3 few Work avenue and wth | ‘he above cause. reepecttatte, Manufacturers’ agents, are not only a great | give bail for court. DIED. ‘] made = Pee . . NNARD. mig tek = aa sees inte cotent Justice Rees ng mens ating jE yprdeen Agedrosl PEE oe iday, teeth instant. J el Sr. undersigned would inform all interested that wey hed tone ee ‘os "pa dlicaiion. _W- THOMPOON Pres’t. Rights below Ones ceeot ° ¥ 8 ined apparently to entirely | Justice Kean for comm: ult ¥ ‘ : - : take the place of the kid glove now in use. ‘Tike | Lewis Mell, aad wes deen $e a, <) lane pie nN To HOOP Ganebulostion’ teal te wkos cece they ore mana facturin, ney, aged are B. Tike friendd of the family are invited to attend the | BA Jos Fan BORINES Ta —_-—_— Daxgerovsty Iit.—We regret to have to | funeral. from the residence of his parents, No. 163 great desideratum of a perfectly fitting glove ‘that will not burst in putting on, seems to have communication from the Mayor, endorsing | S, cauvERT FORD, FROM REV.E. D. FENDALL, ications relating to the fire alarm tele- Assistant Editor Onristian Caromicie, Phila : ac. of aby size and style. se . Police. UGGIST AND CHEMIST, t Wine hoe in was of gloves toy thse, "| Hteeman of the Siu presiace iy Wine Gene, | aeSsheck Be etores on seoaey O08 Intent, | Pic Aa manen tntcoment Gir*Ciemente rom the ‘Committee’ on Mae Ppeseiges Bese pata doetiana sGarmna Blitera’nd nc We say Set . - YE ja! to struct ch. - - b> Wrage hed reticle ae | ously of hemorrhage of the lure ethiriees, | -RUPPEET, On the 6th instant, ERNESTINE fe 291m __No. 497 lth at., bet House, reported a resolution to construct bench. z lege to recommend them aa’ « ic ap, | Genco: No, G68 bs eteeae ‘north, between Fours | daughter of G.and Ellen Ruppert, aged two years | 21m Mt VENTH 8 es in the fish market, and appropriating #6 jo. 286 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, foal che are cugbring from lie? oF ELuction ov Orricens.—At a regular meet- | dence, No. io faked than ge | and five months. 486 , a therefor; passed. A resolution appointing a TWO DOORS ABOVE OLD #TAND, liver Way 5 : og rag a Rt galt lr er encechng sae eset rca, fhe family are, invited to attend WINDOW SHADES. Commitkee to represent the Inverests of, the — ae ; eee ED. FENDALL. the following officers were elected : wd fune! pce jw llg Corparation before Con; col ting of the Dealer in Pure rugs Fine 4 ut, KR. M. Drinkard; Vice President, M. Ww: ae er ies ner of sth sind Hi streets, to-morrow, ( Window Shades at greatly tne tee at Mayor, Recorder, lent of the Board of Roglish, French ey American Perfumery, = 1s, Recording Secretary, W. A. Ander. TLETAM SLADE. the President's steward, is | o'clock p. m. Terms cash. MARKRITER'S, Common Council, Riley A. Shinn and Chas, A. | Haft: Téoth apd Nall B and all Treasurer A Me ae Dey: | eTehuecttsavenus. Tue Presiden ose dea: | ai ROLEOOM, March 71h, after along and p ii eee No. (86 Stween Dand'k, | Peck, and providing that the Clerk of the Cor: | ST ag AieMer all *Bopaier benene cavTION. Gute a as x Stara) Bram ae: ventas: gaia epupelay Tae ‘Sis’ tamily'ms | searot wei eee ee E®tesrisaev isss. ad Comtrens on Dvetrict situirs of the maroes i See. Hooftand's German Remedies are counterfeited dlatbery. H.A. Sylvester, and J. R. Lathi ati 4 friends of the family are — and intment of this Committee, was i Scorer, EM Peneeon TOP | their alflietion, spectrally 1 ed to Attend her funeral, from f Pit zor ixenva, = ‘Gaitn, from the Committee, on Cains, OHN GRAY 2 0., —+—__. | reald 4 5 REL, offered ® resolu’ mens SS ne ae a, Fowire popular lecture on "Love-and wae. | Sietheren staontes = Momiay aftersogn 18 Barrels No.1 do. Judges of election, amounting to $10.35: passed. MANUPACTURERS AND DNALERS 18 a ee SP ig as Tada he following | riage,” at Metzerott Hall, last week, may have | “GoKE. On che 6th instant. in. the 0th year of 20 Barrels He: 2 40, oop 4 resolution for the construction of «flag foot- WOOD AND WILLOW WaR foral sp pounimens to takeetectontuethird | an opportunity this evening, at Columbian bis age, Mr. BEVERLY COKE, the eldest son of 1 heats high TEA, Sane. Serene. Biase a sane ae oe Sunday mt: Rev. Henry Reardon, of the | Taw Building. sth street. iMiam and Emily Coke. on new FI Montgomery bp Sry f BROOMS, foo a eta Rating | cai ie ieee, Shas ar danitta MINBE: ientan oe cere mee ea or at St. Patrick's Wastington city, D.C; | po Jara J a : ry fares 2 Streets. from the Committee : forse es a sae ee qreeetay, chases tei nunimesboene Conser stars, nieaete © Figen aa Yor marker on arbor and ‘Channel, offered & resolution OORDAGE, &e., 2c. PRICES. and the Rey. Henry Spruyt, ot Montgomery | a , BAUM’S _ . ORME BOON. jcting the committee before County. appointed to the mission of Elkridge | Frat rears Ene sention sent hing $0 jail for. aaa 5 racrony, M. passage of & bill authorizing the col. | 16 FULTON AND 902 FRONT STREETS, eofiend’s German Bitters, per bottle... og. —___— MEAT, — BW YORK. Be Tonle, yat up in quark bottles, Sr. Peren's TEMPERANCE SOCIETE.—The | {69 49 Louisiata avenue, near 7th stro THOR Maks, eet = Gi us per bottle, or bailaeass es BF as New x CwtRcH.— With the this ‘at St. Peter's’ Schott Domestic of supertor J forget to examine well the article Fou: past eight weels @ new congregation has been | noose, t, will be by HABLES H. GODFREY ning hy a 2 Pg ‘to get the genuine. organized im this city, of persons holding the and Lewis Walsh gill 969 EB STREET. Mill street, was referred to Bd. oa pea omayubens every Sabbath in C Build. | Liver s recitation WHOLESALE AND BRTAIL Pirects, 26r; Bamast i Dawesks = ont Deslere every ia Cojemne College Law B \- ‘DEALER IN smperance oft i iF, OB aarew' pastor mw A VAGRANT WITE 4 Lowe CIGARS. ehurch is Rev. Me, Pitzer, of Bedford county, anak, & sam wile LIQUORS, WINES, AND Virginia, who, is Tepresented as young | war yerterday Aned 82 by Temtion Hees a g LUNCH served from Traian macoazont, reacher of fine es. The new church is sorderly conduct. 3} i be attached to the synod of Virginia, be w. = peace! ated, Buy Tom, the musical p: + Bt Odd- ~ Fellows’ Hall this evening. He ‘s'a perfec! Su IRBTS. “ master of the piano, and plays ihe most dim- wit pieces of music with an ease, grace, and skill rarely surpassed by the the most profi. owat and talented profesors. FING WHITH AND FANOY SHIBTS made to measure at the shortest entice, and Tented « perfect St at * WALL, Bopersom'a'op... | BY ye ‘ , Oo, 9 eae octered seam, Becey, CARRIAGS MARUPAOEURE 6 2B im______389 Premmyivenie crouse, : eer Livies carniwe at ramon tax or- | Ee Ww. H. STEEt, a clerk, was before al FICE wan come in the hall Goer. & toduh exdlu- Justice Clarke race a bye? Aso Quinoa wi ively for their. <a t give security for the support r ‘i 79 teen,