Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1868, Page 4

LLL ee SS RI Pa AE SSE ae AN NE A THE EVENING STAR. | LOCAL NEWS. | Amveements, &c., To-Nigh | Nationar Teater—Bourcicault’s play | “The Long e,” by the stock company. | Oop Fetsows? Hait.—Blind Tom’s per- | formanees on the piano cominues all this week Carnot Hapt.—Miss Augusta St. Clair Will deliver her witty and instructive lecture | “81x weeks in Newfoundland,” Merzerott Hati.—lecture ander the auspices of the Young Men's Chn=tian Asso- @ation, by Rev. Geo, B. Cheever. D. D., New York, on “The temptations and trials of Luther and Bony Waver Cwarer, Capitol Hill—The Ladies’ Pair and Festival ss sul in progress. Bax.ow’s GALLERY, between fth and ith streets. Brown's magnificent picture of « Ni- agara by Moonlight” is now on exhibition. —— Board of School Truste ‘The regular monthly meeting of the Board of ‘Trustees of Public Schools was beld last eve. Bing, Dr. Walsh in the chair: all the members | Presentexcept Mr. Cassell. Mr. Tustin stated hat Dr. Samson was in the Yoom and desired to addre-s the board. He Woved that business be suspended until Dr. 5. eould be heard: which motion was adopted Dr. Samson said be felt satisfied that another and advanced sphere should be imangcurated the cans of education. Our school syste were not even equal to those in Turkey and | China, (ur colleges should be o toall i piring youths. Heapproved of the scholarsh prizes, and referred to the fact that every year when the examination to award the scholar- ei made. several pupils were found to be almost gualitied to enter college. He hoped to see the day when many cholarships would be offered in the various colleges. In this city there were a nuwher of wealthy gentlemen who desired to do cood with their money, and he hoped this fact would be brought to their attention. ‘There was not a college m the coun- Gy bur what would give such scholarships a a low figure. The Secretary presented a communication from Robert ©. Bardemyerper, of Milwaukie, asking for 4 situation as French and German «Treacher. Mr. Wilson presented the application of Martha A. Cook for a position as teacher; also, of Miss Charlotte L. Kerd; all of which were referred to the committee on the examination of candidates. Mr. Woodward presented the resiguation of Miss Hattie E. Goodman, as teacher of Primary No.2, Second District, which was accepted. Mr. Wm. J. Stephenson, trustee from the Fourth Dis‘rict. in place of Major F. Whyt, Fesigned, was placed on the committee in place of Bir. Whyte Mr. Woodward inquired what protection bad the schools against the conduct of persons who insulted teachers at the school rooins. Parents freduently went to the schools and talked very Ugly to the teachers for punishing children, when the children were in the wrong and de. #rved punishment. Mr. Rhees called attention tothe corporation jaw of May vist, i567, which provided for the pumshment of any one tuurrupting the sahools. | ‘Mr. Tustin presented the following. which | were adopted: Resvived. That the Board of Trastees of the Public Schools have heard with interest the remarks of the Rev. Dr. Samsam, President of Columbian College, in reference to scholarships | im ipsuitunons of learning. Resolved, That viewing tb ve will. mm our ledividual aud official capacity, urge upon the citizens of Washington the propriety of affording the means to place in the colleges of the country any pupils who may, by a vote of | | course whieh that offic Middie States Auti-Radical Club. ADDRES OF HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR. At the meeting of the Middle States Auti-Rad- ieal Clod, beid Inst night at the rooms of the | Conservative Army and Navy Union. 57 Penn- sylvapia avenue, @ large number of citizens d strangers were present. Captain Frank Geise presided, and Mr. B.A. Knarr acted as | seeretary After the disposition of some reeuiar busi- ness, the Chair introduced Hon. Montgomery Blair, the Tecently-elected president of the club, who prefaced bis remarks by returaing thanks to the association for the honor they hai conferred on him in selecting him as their head. He thonght the duty devolving upon the anti-redical clabs of the various States, in their organizaven in Washington, was a most im- portant one, and he they would give ther bearts and earnest efforts to the accom- phshmentof the work. Now was the time for preparation, so that when the ocetsion arrived for action the Conservative clubs might be ready to buckle on their armor for the con- test. The Radicals had usurped the af- fairs of Government, and there was aur- gent necessity of checkmating their power and influence for the future. The speaker re- ferred to Mr. Stanton’s retention of the office of Secretary of War, in detiance of his removal by the Presiden, as a striking instance of the desperate character of the Radical party whieh controlied Congress, and their determiaation to bold on to the power at all hazards. They had appealed to General Grant, and as to the Thad inteuded to pur- sue, it was only necessary to point to his wile lingness and ac) | im continuing an armed guard arouad the War Office to protect Mr. Stanton in his viclent possession of the office of Secretary. The oppression ot Virgma and other Southern the unjust legistation of the Rad: gress, was denoanced by the speaker, aud classed as highest evidence of tyranny, despotism esperation. The North had im thander- hes prououneed the course of the Republicans infamous, and through the ballot-box had polled an increase of two hundred and odd thousand Conservative votes against them. This party in power, he said, maintained their ascendancy ouly by force, having at their hack the army to support them. Their howls about the disloyalty of the rebels was all fadge and faree, for the Republican party this day were the greatest traitors to the Government that ever existed. They were a set of plunderers, and dealt in the most uublushing frands which any country was ever cursed with. The speaker scouted the idea that they were Republicans; the proper name for them to sail under, he said, was Radical, for they were radical in everything (hat was unjust and subversive of proper administration. The Conservative party proposed to increase the rights and representa- tion of the Southern States. while the Radicals aimed at perf omnes Whites of the South of ali rights of freemen. Making voters of the Southern negroes was ashame, and a disguise of the force of the bayonet, Negro suffrage bad been overwhelmingly pronounced against in the Northern States, because the Radicals dare not use the means there to carry ont their de- sigus that they had at the South. At the South there was no liberty for the white man: they had been shamelessly disfranchised, while the blacks, their tools, bad been made to stuff the baliot-box by fraud, and carry the elec- tion w suit the Radicais. The speaker fsserted tha: the leaders of the Radical party Were & most unmscrapulous set of usurpers, violators of the Constitution, who bad no political honor, but would cai their designe at apy saenfee of principle Roference was made to Thaddeus Stevens, when some une in the reom cried out that his time was most up. Mr. Blair replied that be Was not the only bad man in the ranks of the Radical usurpers: for when he was gone. there would another Philip rise up to take his placa. Such a party, he said. gloried in susttining such an infamous wretch as Edwin M. Stan- ton, who was « self-acknewiedged impostor and traitor. It was well known in this city that in Is61 Stanton was a rebel, while, at the same this Board. be entitled to scholarship. time, he was in the habit of going to Charles Mr. Clarke, from the Commitire on Supplies, | Sumner and other Radical leaders and repre. said, in obedience to the resolution adopted at | the Iast meeting of the board in-tructiag the to invite proposnis for such articles | not named in Mr. Shepherd's bid, he ad asked tor but: den for brooms, buckets, brushes. & For books he bad receives two bids, one ire Mesers. Blanchard & Mobun and the oiher { Mr. Ballantyne contingent 1 Some tiers vid who did call until as it had been paid ont aght it was not tbe teachers On motion appointed or and tr Mr. Bro he Com made a report on the bill. c Eaq.. for buoks, stationery, and o furnished to the public schools upto January | M4, 68 recommending that they be approved for the following amounts, (Mr. dua maie reduetions in ‘he pr by the comm Third Di $518.41. bill. #5216: Fou Total. $1,815 7. Mr. Brown aiso explained that the Wilsom & | Philbrick charts had ben deducted frum the first bill. which amounted to $2, and re- turned to Mr. Shepherd j He ale precented the bills of Mr. Shepherd | from January 14 to dair, amoun 2k; and, on motion, the bills were passed Mr. Brown reported back the bill of William | Ballantyne, snd, after some discussion, 1 wax Fecommitted to the committre. ‘ Mr. Woodward pie~ ac from Mr. Shepherd ssking that th with Bim be annulled. or the resolu izipg the Comtaitiee « SUpplies to may ite i Bids be rescinded. Referred to th» Commuttee | on Supplies j Mr. Woodward asked that his resignation & member of the Committee on Acc cepted. Fox moved that Mr. Woodwar quested to withdraw bis resiguation and the Board adjourned. fete be a ANSUAL COMMENCEMENT OF TRE Mepicar DeraktTMENT OF GORGETOWN CoLLFer.— The nineteenth annual commencement of Medical Department of ( Announced for thie everis Wall's Opera House. The pre the conferring of degrees by Proi. MD resnes by RB f the college, Pr D.. sud valedictory by G of the senior class. The tol Uates, forty-eight in nu famtia—J. Lee A drew Kothwell Brow A. Call Suhian W Jebu-on. Cha Charles FP Jesper Edwin ¢ B.A. Megnir Rober! Re Wellm Jobe Water r. Chart War Penusyivanin alver. Daniel SF Samuel Ho tacky—J Henry Den win Maser Met ble Hall, on in the cha: i iw Visited the Pres received them kindly, the Pre he hoped they would»: account of any action ¢ Gen. Cameron introduce cluding members of the press poned for one week Afver speeches by son, Gen. Cameron and adjourned dent saving be put to AAIe On Jen. Denver, Mr. Beow —— A Meew Nexen Imrne jamara, contractor. this moruing com- wed the work of grading aud gravelling E street south. from lth street east to the Con- Ereesional Cemetery. which street, duriu, Winter, has been almost impassable Mr. bas quite a large force on this work, and Bave at least 20 horses and carts on in & ——_e___ Sates ov Reat Esrare.—Hon. 8. S. Cox. of | New York, bas recently purchased of William | Shields, Esq., of Baltimore, one of the new | Duildings in the block ou Thirteenth sirvet, op- | klin Square. Mr. Shields has also sold to Gen. Rawhms, chief of Gen. Graats staff, the fine residence on the corner of M sud Twelfth streets. ——_—e— ! Repvcrio® oF Pay.—We understand that | the laborers employed under the Commissioner | of Public Buildings in grading Virginia ave. | nue, near the Navy-Yard, about +4 in nasber, | balf of whom are white, have reveatly had chet? pay cut down from $1.50 to $1 per day. ee Saue ov Mozy —At the thirtieth moathty meeting of the Cent wilding Associution, Rel last evening, forty-two shares of stock ere cimpored Of a! a premiam averaging Wx per ceni. and received one from Mr. | 3 | retreat from his residence, on Maryland avenw senting to them that he was of their way of thinking also. And now, when he is hunted down &nd unearthed, these Radical leaders ‘d and shoulder this intamons char- anton. Any set of men who would do netion his (s were wiiling usurp the power of the + 8ud do the most imfanous t ends. In conclusion, Br 1 urged upon the Conservatiy and ow and the Presici peratively necessary d tyramis should be hv were now £: their defeat, an © to accompli-b i calied on. then addr had Pa. saying that for five fought the Kadicals of he South under the banner of his country he Was now as ready to lake up arms again: vile Radical traitors at the North. H spurued such loyalty a» that which the Rad: I+ boasted of. and if he had one drop of such blood in his veins he would not rest till let ow close of Capt. Geise’s remarks, a tele- patch wns received and read, an— n probable success of the Republi- cap pariy at the election held yesterdas in He hire, Blair arose and administered words Tagement to the conservative party ion in that State, he said, had been w fraud, to subserve the ends the R: ieals bed in view; but he had no doubt that the general election in November the dam of | Fadicnlisin would befbroken through, aud all | would he right. The Club then adjourned Seg Sap Avviiction.—For some days past the family aud friends of Mr. Thomas Robey, boat builder at the foot of 1ith street w have yen much concerned at his strange conduc which has been plainly indicative of an abe ration of mind, and this morning their suspi- cious resolved themselves into convictioi About seven o'clock he began to manife-t fee ings of great uneasiness, which soon culminated wild screams of “murder,” “murder,” fol- lowed in quick syecession, with a precipita pear the corner of isth street, (South Washinz- ton.) and in the direction of the Long Bridg: which point he was striking for, it is supposed, in order to plunge ito the river suit was given, however, and he was overha) ‘An opportunity was otle ment of bis design. He was carried home and placed uncer medical treatment’ but at la: accounts Hot much improvement hud take place in bis condition. Since the fire, about three weeks sind royed Messrs, Gibzon & Knights and Conrad Faunce’s fish houses ana i rials, Mr. Robey had taken up an ted as the inecudiary, and ————— Porosac —Hareey's —Steamer Pi Moulden, Wiehe — tor Ac Sehrs. Nathan Ty- Tacner & Bisouhe Wherf. — Arriy trem Boston. with i Clarke, ington and Sic” ek trom Norfolk. ral Depart with wove » Wood n+ Fort 7 Balt more, ia sireet Whoxf—The Government stern g Fisher left at tix o'clock for Forts W ington and Foote. with stores and pai pudiding B. F. Halley min. Sait ——_s= District MATTERS iN Concress y, Mr. Wood introduced olution, which was agreed (« +, That the Committee for the District ef Columbia be instructed to ascertain and te- port to this House the names and positions held by any officers of the Goverument who have had transferred to them real estate witlin since 1M61, together with the 1 ur of property now held by th: any, according to the deed, score To JaIL.—Madison Jones, colored, wis be- fore Justice Thompson, charged with com- muting an assault upon’ Samuel Taylor. di: was sent to jail in default of security to, keep the peace. Wm. Taylor, also colored. was be. fore Justice Smith upon the charge of assault. ing one Henry Lewis. The evidence went | apanst Taylor, and he was committed to jail for court. Cor.Listos.— Yesterday afternoon, while the schooner Golden Rule, Captain Nelson, with cargo of oysters trom the appatanneck, ‘was lying at the wharf at Ale: ia, she was run inte by the mail steamer Vanderbilt, and had ber bow timbers smashed and hull otherwise injured. The damage of a, will be de. trayed by the Potomac Mail pany. —_o+—_—_—. ACCIDENTALLY SHot.—Y afternoon. whilea was out near Fonr-mile creek, one of the number, near Dum- fries, on the Potomac, name has not been reported, was accidentally shot and se- riously wounded. He was carvied Bome and properly cared for. > Burxp Tomw.—Odd Fellows’ Hall continues to be nightly crowded with fine audiences ww formances ef this musical prodigy. an Second rd Republican Clad. A misting of this Cinb was held lust night the fourth story of Woodward's Building, at whieh at eight o'clock, there were about 15) per- Sons present, all of whom were colored w the exception of 15 or ‘Ni, amon a Councii- men Pfau and Crocker, Justice fC. Cox. M. Kelsey, Captain M1, Cot. W. Milia CA. Stev snd 1 ‘The chair was taken by Co and Mr. E. Ambush, colored, tary. ir. J. 8. Crocker, from the committee to re- port a listof the Executive Committee, reported the names of the tollowing:—Sidney Mckar- land, St. Clair Binley, Francis Posey, Wm Hawkins, Lewis Sanders, James A. Janitor, Samuel Proctor, Win. H. Short and Marshall Brown, colored; and H. A. Hall, W. H. Chase, C. A. Stewart, Dr. J. W. Van Aroam, W. L. Tramhall, A.G. Mall, whites, Mr. Keisey said that it would haye been just to have reported some names representing th German viement. Gen. Crockter said that Dr. Van Arnum rep- resented tha element The nominations made by the committee were confirmed. Mr. C. A. Stewart, white, offered a resolation setting forth that a mass ineetiug held ou Mon- day night was conducted in 2 spirit not im ac- cord with Republican institutions, &c,, «dis- countenancing and disapproving any and all deliberations other than those founded upon harmony and concert and indivisibility of 3 tion for the attainment of just and liberal sins: and declaring that any division of the Repud- Hiean party wt this time has a tendency to ber fit the opposition and insure destruction of the party in tuture struggles. A colored member moved that the resointion be iaid aside. Isaiah L. Ross, colored, said that the resoln- tions were due, as evidenced in the meeting last bight, when an attempt bad been made to e*lumniate the Union Leacue, and any vitor: to divide the ranks and make tie party & prey to the opposition should be discountenanced, They were right and proper. The motion to lay on the table was again made. Mr. D. M. Kelsey said that he had been present at the meeting referred to, thinking that itwas a Republican meeting. There were « number of Union Leaguers in this city, and many of the members were present, and they stood it as long as they could. When he was called a liar by a gentleman trom the Seventh Ward, he did not say “you are another,” but raid that he was no genileman. He had drawn ‘up a resolution which he would offer as a sub- stitute ‘The resolution sets forth that itis necessary that umon and harmony should characteriza the Republican meetings of the city; and cor- tain dissentients baying assumed to cali Re- publicnns together, therefore “no meetings should be called or conducted to consider the interests of our party unless under tha recog- nition and direction of those officers properly authorized and recognized by the ward or cau- (ral organization im the Districi.”” Mr. Stewart accepted the substitute, Dr. Purvis (colored) said that he did not see the necessity of passing the resolutions. It seemed to him the parties who got up te moet- ing bad a right to hold it, and by passing the resolutions more discord might be created. He moved to lay the resolutions on the tabin, The motion of Dr. Purvis was lost—v in the affirmative snd 35 in the negative. The substitute was ad 5 The Chair stated that Mr. Sumner’s bill ia Tegard to the government of the District bad Met the approval of most of the Republicans. There was a disposition in the Senate not to de- viate much from the present charter. A good feature was the provision fer the election of magistrates. The difficulty in a sister ward he did not believe to be serious, and he did not think that any disaster could happen to the riy in the Secoud Ward. He defended the Repaplicans 1 the Council for their action on the colored school fund, and said the Mayor had again taken a step against paying th — schools, alter making @ solemn promis 10 80. Gen. Crocker said that there had been fou five propositions inade as to the charter, some which went off in ity under commissioners, The bill o! uner was BOW before the District Comm of the Senate, and it would be well to ur, age of the bill, which will probably be considered in committee to-morrow ved & resolution urging that tl Dill be reported and passed. Some m: the committee were under the opinion that th aeted as Se: nt tangent to piac» the medied, and the Summer bill changed pres iv explained that the principle Sutnuet bill was the by the people or the tures of all office cils. Cou Mr. Kelsey asked if he was right in sappo: ing the heme of considation had ir. — i ory. th epart, for he atatives’ of the be be Republican or hoped wtion uther trust the ve 1 here announe mittee bad organize all Chairman and W Jor. Parvis said he was glad & for he had somehow or oth idea. “he was not with us.” [Mr. Kel-ey. What?) P bill introduced by Mr. Sumner gives the colowwd man all the rights of a mut, and he Wis in its favor. Mr. Crocker here announced that New Himp- shore bad Geclured by 4.40 majority in fayor of publican party. which announcement was received with cheers. Thai said that it behoved the party here that they carried this city by 3,000 ma- jority. The question was taken on Gen. Crocker’s motion, and it was carried. Attr cheers for Gen. Daniel FE. Sickles, « the champion in New Hampshire.” and groans for President Johnson, the meeting adjourned, eerenengeeaiet os Tre Cenevs —The following table, taken from the report of the lastcensus, shows the in- crease in population in the several wards of this city, the several precincts of Greorgetows, and alto in the county, since the census of 160 WABHINGTON, Present Increase of Increase of population. — whites. blacks. First Ward ...-16 4214 Second Third Fourth Fifth ixth Seventh « 6 Total .o00, 106 GEORGETOWN. First Preeinct 24> 1 WS ory Decond « ae Third Fourth Tots 7B rer suMMaRy Washington... 1061 making te Cotumina, 5130. tS Tiixkss oF a MINIsTE: Ke Mackenbeimer, 2 Protestant Episcopal el i. Welle! Columbia, is_ lyin ¥ min Mr. MY. was aresident of Baltimore, ty-one years ago he attached himself to the Protestant Episcopal ministr ESTED ON SUSPICION.—Harriet Johnsor lay caused the arrest of Mark Foland and urran, charging them, before Justice Morsell, at the’ Fourth preemct station hou! with being suspicious characters, ‘The requited to gtve security in the sum of SX) for their good behavior. —_—_.—__ Ovex Apre Hovrs.—August Seevers, the righth precinct, was before Justice Tuckes this morning; charged with keeping his res- taurant open after hours, for whieh he was fined S10. and t qitite il he es neeeee UxsouxD OvsTERS.—Oficer Whitemore, sanitary officer of the first precinct, found two boats partly laden with unsound oysters at one of the wharves in that precinct, and ordered em to be taken away from the city, Sees eee SELLING ON SuNpay.—Justice Tucker bad before bim, yesterday evening, a restaurant keeper, of the eighth precinct, named Bernard Leins, charged with selling liquor on Sanday. He was fined $20. — B. B.—See notice of Olympic Ease Hall meeting elsewhere. ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY.—We cli following items from the Garette of last night: Shot —On Saturday evening last, two youne men from Washington, named Cumberland neon, were bunting in eounty, near the Bridge, and observing a line of wile geese ht, they to crawl upon them so as to get Rgeremeer | in so doing they bad through “ accident ‘and all the tents the barrel entered the hand of Mr Chega tten and killed. A man named George Hoskins, who had gone bunting with him, states that he beard the diecharge of a gun, and that on going to the place where he had left Petit, he found ' THE COURTS. THE O'ROURKE MUEDER CARR. CRIMINAL CouRT, Judye Cartier. Yeeterday, Alter our report of the case of Ohas. O'Rourke, him lying on the ground with his face and head | charged with the murder of his wife, closed bloody, snd thatin a shott time he died. A | theexamination of Dr. Phillips was coaumue\. coroner's jury was sammond to bold an | and he tectified that one lung of the deomand inquest over ‘the body this evening, at two | was collapsed, and four or five ounces of blood erclock. In the mean time the corpse remained | had gorged the brain, Death resulted from the where it, the boay, fell . Odd Feilows Affairs.—P.G. Peter G. Ubler was ele on Friday night last by Potomac Loge No. 78. 1.0.0. F., of this city, Representative to the Gand Lodge of the State of Virginia, Which will assemble in Richmond. on Wed- nesday, the 15th of April, proximo. Last night Jatter, aud it was occasioned by either violence or excitement. Elizabeth Bonner, a colored girl living at Mrs. MeMahon’s, corroborated his testimony. The testmeny of private McMahon was taken, and the prosecution closed. Wni. Edwards, for the defence, testified to the food character of the aocu-ed, and on cross 1, were elected by Marivy Eucampment | examination said he had spent seven years an ', Representatives to the Grand Encamp. | the penitentiary for taking the law. which chd ment. which will convene in Richmond im:e- | not protect bin, into his own hands, and kill- diatelly after the adjournment of the Grand | ing a rowdy. Ledge: Sergeant Fichel, Sergeant Vorne, Daniel Whe- ier the Penitentiary.—The Aquia Creek steam- | lan, and Wm. Waters, Captain Keyes and Qap- er Vanderbiit took aboard last nicnt,at this | tain Wallace, testified to ine good character of city, William Dea man, Sheriff of Clarke coun- | the accused. ty, and three guards, having in custody two The case was given to the jury about three white and one colored man, destined for the | o'clock, and after being ont nearly an hour, a ‘nitentiary. All three were convicted for | verdict of gutity of manslaughter, with a rec- jorse stealing—the white men having been | ommendation to mercy, was rendered, and the sent for fourteen years each, and the other for | Court sentenced the prisoner to one year in the tive years. Albany penitentiary. Unfcriunate—Mr. Samuel Chipley, of this To-iay.—James ade, colored, indicted for city, who slipped on the streets of Washington | stealing a quantity of goods from E.G. Wheeler, a few weeks ago, and broke his leg, had so far | was convicted of the larceny of a pair of p=- recovered on Thursday last as to induce him to | taicons, and sentenced W jail for two months, attempt to walk about his room on cruteies; | Sandy Robinson alias Alexander Robia-on. but unfortunately, while enaged in the at: | colored, indicted for larceny of trom E tempt, be fell on the floor and broke his leg |G. Wheeler, was found guilty. Mr. Browne ‘worse than ever, moved a new tri Colsion.—The steamer Vanderbilt, ax she | Alice Hawkins. indicted tor the larceny of a left _ber wharf in this city last night, on ber | ten-dollar note from Willis Kircbell, was found Way to Aquin Creek, was forced by the tide | notguilty. Terry for detence. against an oyster pungy lying between the Circuit COvET, Justice Wylir—Yesterday docks of Prince and Duke streets, and dam- | im the case of Kost against Rief, a verdict tor aged her considerab plaintif! was rendered. Jno. S. Gallaier and wife ys. Jas, H. Dar- row; Bradley, Jr.—Matungly and W. J. Miller; yh On A cabe ior damages ensuing by reason | of the non-performance of defendant's contract to build plaintiffs a three-story brick house out of good material and in a workmanlike man- | ner. The plaintiffs allege that the house was Esq , of Freedom, Carroll county, Md +’ | not completed according to the specifications of RITTENHOUSE-SHOPTER. In . | the contract, that the plan wa: not followed, N.Y. cm the sth instant the Rev. Wm. 8’ | the materials of inferior quality, and the work: Langford. BF. RITTS E,U 8. Army,to | manship detective. The defendant pleads that gE Ganghter of the late James S. | the plans were varied trom by direction of the No cards plaintiff, and avers that in both workmanship At the personage of St. | and material the building was fully according ‘burch, Raltimore city, May 234, 1867, by the Rev. Mahan, HENIT Bo PARKER, to. i bail esp ae P.G.P., Peer G. Ubler, and P.G P., Hugh La MARRIED. MEDAIRY—RITTER. At the residence of the bride's brotwer, ¢ ‘Wm L Ritter, in Baltimore, Md ven the sth inet. by the Kev) Dr. Wilson: GLENUOUR MEDATRY. Erg , of Washington, D. © . to LIZZIE, youngest daughter of Jacob Ritter, ZABETH, ‘UN, ‘of Washington, D. The following cases were continued: Hall & eee ieenaetiek peperenion are 1 Deming ve. Heury Johnson; Kengla et al. ys. Jones; same vs. same; Dayid Green vs. same. In the case of Sandy Robinson, alias Alexan- DIED. der Robinson, convicted of larecny, a new trial AVUMER. On Tnesaay, M BOBERT | was granted on motion of Mr. Brent, and the B, AYLMER, in the 47th year of b! iis The friends of the family are invited to attend the faneral on Friday, the 13th inat_ at 955 0 ‘cleck ‘®.m., from his late r.sidence 39! street. + _ [Petersburg, Va.. papers please copy.) STEVENS On Tui the 10th instant, at the residence of her son-in I Alexander T ‘ay. beh SUSAN STEVE! late of Norwalk, nnectic: HILTON | On Monaa District Attorney entered a nolle pros. Ezekiel Chaney, indicted for an asswult and battery, with intent to kill Benj. Whiting, colored, on the i@h of December last, was Placed on trial, Mr. Norris for defence, and he ‘Was found guilty of an assault and battery. CHAKGE OF FORGERY. George F. Bloecher was placed on trial on vening. the Sth instant: | the charge of hay ng forged the name of Chris ofpreumonia. Mre JULIA A. HILTON. wife of | (oe, Tonk fo Mr Joseph H. Hilton, in theeith year of her age | (PET Fries to x promivory note as principal and John Ardeeser as endorser for $175, which was passed on ©. Mades. Mr. J. Bell Adams Appeared for the accused, and said that he did not deny that the signature was a forgery, or that 1t Ware in the possession of the accused, but BLAKE. Qn the morning of the 6th inst.. at Begerstown. M4., of pneumonia. Mre. CATHA RINE BLAKE, consort of the late Joho Blake, in the 64th year of her wee Cc he weuld pogo = the note in as = a ” ‘y form which was drawn up tor him, and while nage inna eee on & spree he parted withit to Mades. He gave BAUM’3 HOOP SKIRT & now to Mades on the mame day for a smailer amount, and he wint wit lade= to the ank CORSET FACTORY, of the Metropolis, when it was discovered, and © 26 49 Louisiana avenne, near th stre on the same day Mades placed the other note in bank for collection, and on Bluecher asking for the note afterwards, Mades said that le had destroyed it. Baxxrertey Court, J. Sayles Brown, Revit tr.—Morday—No, 32. Bankrupt’s deposition filed; bankrupt’s sworn list of debts due bis #s- tate filed. 14. Passed Inst examination of bank Tupt; Register’s certificate of last examinat Proo! of cluims by R. E. Talbot for $10 F. Welzel for 8502 52. 51. Warrant i () WILL BUY A FINE HORSE, CAR- 350 Biadeiand HARNESSES turnout. (an be seen at 104 Pe Ith and 18th str ets VATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE N COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, D.C. Office 71 Louisiana avenue, next to corner of Seventh street, CAPT AL seoenreeneersenne ns 81,000,000. NO CHARGE FOB STAMPS OR POLICIES. H Rieke taken on the most reasonable terms and Policies issued for ANF Parad not exceeding FIVE ABS. CHARLES KNAPP, President, GEOKGE W. RIGGS, Vice President. ned an for first meeting of creditors, March 25th, at 1 a.m. 35. Order for exsunination of Jas. Towles | as witness; returnable Mareb 1th, at 0 a.m. | Tuesney—No. 52. Order of reference: a4- judged a bankrapt. 6%. Warrant issued for first meeting of creditors. 45. Aininstion of NOBLE D LARNER. Witnesses postponed to March lth. 14. He mb 9 eo3w [Intel. Rep. Chron. Union. | | ing on discharge; parties heard by counsel, and ‘ARDEN AN OWEB aan | taken und ivisement; petition of as- CAPO E BRD SR Ee ee: { Mr. Halliday: order criter calls the attention timony on expunging there in want of fresh. par m; hearmg ,atya.m.; order to fu the extensive stock whith | cimin taim of E. S. Howe: ord enables him to make the Linen ee ORPHANS Court, Jelyr morning the will of pin, bequeathin vell.— Yesterday nsomn B. Crip- erly to his wile, I Extra Karly Pea pt of Garden Kents, Redishea, with n 2 ds. his p: Seeds. ciubrac ything new and | D. Crippin, who he nominates exe England and the Continent, with many iied and fully proven aved from his rich collection of florist | Letters of adininistration on the i 5 j Hemon L. Chohin were granted to ( Santee Wesathn, (Csi | V. Chohin—bond $3,000; On the estate of ° No. 446 7th atreet \ homas—bond 4.060 0 Margare account of J. 1. Semm ‘M. Harte, was app! colt mhs Lancer OPENING SALE of the season of DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, LINEN, HOUSEKEEPING, j DRY GOODS, ac. Notwithetan ting the recent advance of Cottons we will continue to sell them daily from 10 cents of ale made by Cathari to Rosa Kuh riatitied A petition was filed b asking to be estate of J: tion was ‘fl ental Lodge of Odd Fellows. kovity Court, Justice Olin. —Vesterd Kenting against Keating: order appointing McNainee guardian ad litim to infants. (receiver) ugainst Bozzle: dé cree dismiss { with costs, ee Kahn, cuardian y ge M. Howard ppointed administrator of the B. Morand, and a further peti. of Ori- by Jacop Miller, N. G. always bave on hand the wellknown makes 4-4 SHIRTING and 10-4 SHEETING, PILLOW CASE COTTONS, MARSEILLES AND LANOASTER QUILTS, BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS AND TABLE CLOTHS B (No. 726. . Bargains in TOWELS and HUCKABACK TOW- ‘¥ THE PRESIDER? OF THE UNITED ELING by the yard. 5 : NAPKINS OF ALLBIZE: PROCLAMATION For the Sale of Vaiuable Lands in the State of Kan- 40s and within the Limits of the Osaye Indien Cessions under Treaty of September 29th, 1-65, with the Great and Little Osage Indians. In purenance of Law. I, ANDREW JonxsoN President of the United States of Americ: hereby declare and make known that public sale= will be held at the under mentioned land #ffice in the State of Kansas, at the periods hereiuafter designated, to wit Ist. Asto the Public Lands at the Land @Mice at HUMBOLBT KANSAS, commencing on FRIDAY the frst day of May nezt. for the disposal of whe lands situated within the following designated towusbips and parts of townships lying within the he cession under the first article of the treaty, viz South of the base Line and east of the sixth principal yi, 29.90, 31, 92, 83.34 mer ctional townships 35, of range 17. 2%, townships 27, 28.29. 30 fractional township 3 of Bichardson & Sons Great reduction in White Flannels, ®pring colored Alpacas very oheap. J. W. BELBB&OO., 823 PENNSYLVANIA U! South side, betweer 6th 7th «ta, mh2-6teo South Ges? ts BEEDS, MH AND GENUINE, AMERICAN AND awe IMPORTED. “C. ACUR.” “DILESTONE’'S EXTRA CABACTACURL BLY PEASY” Imported frem England one week earlier than the earliest known orted Daniel O'Ronrke, Landreth’s Extra Tmpyrisly, Tom Thumb. Dwarf Blue tarperal and other varictios Pons BEANS. LIMAS. ONION SETS, CAB- A PKUR LETTUCE CORN. TOMATO. EGG PLANT, and all other Seeds in fall was Liste forwarded on app! LAWN GRASS. ty different varieties of imporied Englieh | Grasses. mixed for Lawns, according tional townshiy 32, 33, amd St, am | Tange 18. Fractional townshipa 25, townshipe 2 31. 82, 33 aud 34. fractional townash Bot e CI eel seri 34, Forthe vale of the following describes trast FLOWER SEEDS lands at the same place, commencing on SATOR DAY, the léth day of May next. for the disposal 07 certain trust iphempe the . | town shire nnd ps tying w mae | linits oft ort Im fall variety. RIRD SEE Canar) , Hemp, kape, hin the ond at. of the afor FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, | "° PLANTS, ETO outh of the base Line and east of the 6th principal Kentucky, Blue Grass. White Clover, Sweet- mertdan si te Vernal, and other Varlotier of Grasses. ¥ nal townehips 2 28.29. of range] Fractional township pa 27, 28 and BEED OATS AND CORN “EARLY GOODRICH” and “HARRISON? SEED POTATUES. and many otber vartetivs, Acomplete assortment of HORTICELTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Hoes, Rakes. Pruning Saws and Knives, Avaran we ators, Hedge S| ke A full stock of | 6 PLTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND FER —— VILIZER: Guano. Bonedaey 7 and fractic Fraet townships 27,23 a of range 3, Fractional te ip 25, town! fractional tow nahip 3), of range & Fractional township 25, townships 27, 28, 29, and fractional towmehip 30, of range 10. Fractional township 26, townships 3428, 29, and tractional township 30. of range 1). 7 so BS and 90 Louisiana avenie, Vig ease OE earn Gn nd ek ct mb 5 eolm Washington, DO SCPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, g.hiactional towmebie ss, m i nieee ited y rectional township ze Ph dosti de wing bh orn bon Moestcathnine’: |" Sructiasat toweiesp ae, tome hips 27. 28,29, and jofore existing between Janes D Hendley, Michael Green, apd David. L Morrison, in conducting the business of keepiog the Hotel Known ag the Kirkwood House, tr the city of Washington. D. C.. was, cu the seventh day of February, A. D. 1308, sent, (Bigned) jonal township 30. of range 13. tional township 2, townships 27, 23. 29, and township 30, of range 14. Fractional town hip 3, fractional towneht Fractional tow; , of range Fractional townships 2, 27, ange 17. “the 1ollowing designated townships bein sou/A of the base line and test of the alxth principal ms Fractional townships 35 and 27, of range 1. ‘The offering of the Jands above referred to will be commenced at the dates respectively as above indicated, and will proreed in the order iu which they are advertised antil the whole shall been offered and the sale thus ~losed; but the anle eiuali not be kept open longer than two weeks for eit reens having claime against or indebt 10 sues anal hese ci mel atly and bays Ee caelekitecaiioon Bee OR BENT—A beautifal COUNTRY SkaT Foo vs The me seventy acres, is el view, healthful sir, = rt fifteen minntes’ ik hal from the wenteen teninus of the Washingicn and | te pabitclarge or trust anda, and bo rivate an Ry ees itare a fine mansion-houne, | oi ca iration of the two weeks, nor will tracts be ofired emcereut gt re Shonse, stahling.milk-howse, besi which may be wit ‘the day of Pete carenee Sateen with Garou caked toe | the Department on account of raliros «sy overseer, 18. (ie for r farm 4 ‘poses. ‘market or dairy it cannot be sur; under my hand at the City of Washington Ae ven ‘etnies ed er ataiteed | shies of J Anno Domini “one seertowiggbereams ofare water enuinn eee thousand gat narod and ava gw by aoe eet oMteelty of wecaring this place Is now | JOB. 8. WILEO! ‘Oommissioner of the General Land Oftice. of for the (reese Nanded rae id ton thorougbly proper #n: Postension Worseheedl ho eeoaations of ths J ey bade gat of April next at No. 124 as herctolore and wow Sxteting, so payment cae be Dumbarton street, Georgetown. mh 4-cotf Faniubers tare Sealey ccpartoe Oy toe Ss warouen, weny | Sinlinger afte ; CHER! aC PRINCES LOAN OF FICR 217 me ae ee Macaca oxare fre freee yearch ae stock | Aaeols. ~ CITY ITEMS. AND 80 ‘Twili BE when I am gone, That tunefal peal will stil ring on: While other tards shall walk this shore, And +ing thy praise, O! Menaiag’s store. GEORGETOWN, Affairs im George Roary or Hea pennies CALL at ©. G. Goprnrr's, me E street, ned Drags deoge (aoc Det ween Ith and 14th streets, and taste bis edi- | that he r for the montis of was in co bles sometime to-night between the hours of 5 and fT! o'clock, when he sets a free lunch. His drinks are uneurpassed, peteseteed It WILL be seen by advertivement in another column that a very stylish, large bay mare, warranted kind sod sound, is offered for sal she bring in foal, the owner having no furthe use for ber. aac and mm order to render Dr. Magruder mo: mother and child be of birth as far as practicable j ried. There being hn | Board adjourned to mee" oF day of May Seve | ; ST TO THe Fans —(ficer Masui and Buttons, Garnet Sette, White Pearl Stn, | | SEN + = iver P ening took into custody the noted My Laties’ Ratebels, Work Boxes, Silver Pisted | S10) "Eo Sareares Campbell, who aie Spoons, Forks, Cups, Goblets, Call Bells, re. | Hath: c " ceived this morning at Prige’s New Dolor | P<” - “_- : vay thee “i with) being wage Jeeity Store, No. $38 Peansyivania avens , | TC-y were tot to tue workhouse fe | daye Larckyy ov Mowers terday arrested & colored Oftioer Lam AsTuMa.—Extract from the life of Wasting ton Irving, by bis nephew, Pierce M. Irving, vol. 4, page 272: named Wm. Edin “The doctor prescribed as an experiment | Ler, who was array “ what had been suggested by Dr.(O.W ) Hotlines | cbarged wih the lar vered from ® cen Te ked up for four how +. F. Barnes, a taker sit, ‘Jonas Whitcomb’s Remedy | gers. The complame: for Asthma,” a teaspoonful in a wine of | $9.70, he having «pe water to be taken every four hours. A cood | ordered tum to be bo night was the result.” No Licexsx. This great remedy has been used 6th sureet, W was before Jw sands of the worst cases of asthma wit! Buck yesterday THeon, charged w ishing and uniform suceess. and it ts Tanning his wagon in thi without ad it the public with fall contidence in its merit * for which, be was fined © contains no poisonous or injurious prop, Exreren.—The schooner “Golden Rui whatever. See circular accompanying each 2 | from Alexandria, hs red and cleare bottle. J; b Burnett & Co. Boston, sole pro- | (ne Frenne Stasox.—Seyeral light & proetors. Sold by ali dragests. | lett yesterday and to-day, going down “Last Days or Powprt."—The Panic | TV6T to engage im the spring fixbing. Clothing Sale at 462 7th street, has but two days | more to run. Promptuess ou your part will GEORGETOWN ABVERTISKYENTS. secure a bargain. " ren erect lin arnt homeo = ——-.-—- LARGE, STOCK OF DEY Goo0s. veuy Mn. Jupp's Guxat Book AvoTION wil CHEAP —1500 yards Bleachet and | min Washington, at 370 Pennn. ave. under | bleached Cottons, embracing ¥n the M liten Hotel, this (Thursday) eve. | Cotton at qe a soe. ning, and be continued a fewevenings. There $7orecggin Blesc satin. rk Mille and other hewt isa large and select assortment of the most | Rpveute Came eeg Tt valuable Books, which must be sold. 23,15 | Fronts. Linen Camb Handk —— —.- -— ald yee ey «4 a Laan ‘Waar Makes Your Hain #0 Brarrirrt’ ni ing Detatne- Black and celore! 4 Mrs. 8. A, Alten's ef, sg er Has ' Bocas. ee eens Napkins, Doyties, Hoop Restorer or Bressing,in ome bot ¢ Gne Dol. | ‘one Re th lar. Every Druggist selie it. “o omsaeee at fee towet” sehen, ~ oe re — bp gt chrono le ty wer. thy ; \ ‘ork wholesale ‘Tne Oxiainar FRAnc. 2160 Bee 3 10) Priage es PERsows wishing to subscribe for Tue Stan a o who r-side on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard, w* 5 43 will please leave their orders at No. Ui Eas: AL Capitol street, between 4th and Sth. JonN Cooeiss, Agent lapeeet and most estavlish mo) the kind in this section of cou stry. Dyeing and Beouring of aii Kinds done tn the bes’ Dissoretiox OF COPARTNERSSHIP. = manner. Toe public are bereby notitied that the partner Traly thankfal for past svors. the subscriber ship heretofore existing between THORS TON cits the continued custom of the community SMITH aig CORNELIUS RURLEW is thir 7 od and reteraed by express with tbe dissolved, the public are hereby cant! "Fes dances toe Against contracting bilis with or in tb, ast Oeice adtrase, jox No. 80. said Grm. SMITH BURLF W OMce closes dally at sunset. exeopt Saturday Washington, D.C., March 10,1868. mie "| when St te closed at 8. pm on 17 S00 G.auraxp watt « oo PLUMBERS. GAS AND STEAM FitrRzs, | 495 NINTH STREET, j EAR PENESYLVANIA ANENT { a : getwhes Bee IYTRENTH STREET, Orroo Te TREATAY, mh 10 (First eetabliebed in 1458.) Fo WOUNE VERHONT ——~ | Buy and sell atcurrent market rates, and aeep 4 pare | SODetADLly on hand a foll rupply of wil The Steamer WAWASET will leave the wharf | GOVERNMENT BONDS, ‘Siena SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND EVPRY INTEREST NOTES. AY UBSDA ORNING weari gfleck weather birmitteg, ey Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, 0. exerrmo N VERNON, ‘0 iy . i FGleturaing, the boat will arting, ot Wartigeron | and collections made on ail accessible pointe WH. D_COLT ve te abont 5! p.m -D. ; mh 1-Im President Potomar Ferry Co. Grasp OPENING | Finer NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS H. D. QOOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) Prema ' WM. 8. LONTINGTON, Cashier The attention of the Ladies invited to the argr — and verted assortment of NEW SPRING AND GOVEENMENT DEPOSITORY SUMMER FASHIONS AND PATTERNS, which <n will Le presented te the public on March 1 at Mad " sa ene haar Demorest’s Branch. 332 Pennsylvania avenne tts re OF TRE UNITED Dress and Cloak Making. Pinl done at short not! mb ing aud Floting LSth srreet. opmosite the Treasury Departmen: M.HINOKLEY. e oo Government Securities with Treasurer Upite N EW CO-OPEBATIVE STORE, States, 467 NINTH STKEKT, BETWEEN D AND © STONE MILLION DOLLARS 29 We bay and sell all clas f GOVERNMEN SECURITIES at current market rates FURNISH EXCHANG& ond make € - . | ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TH | UNITED STATES | We parchase Government Voort MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, w ful attention to | ACCOUNTS OF BUS SS MEN ond FIKM and to any other bustuess entrusted to us FULL INFORMATION {0 regard to GOVERN MENT LUANS at all times cheerfully feroisbed WM 5. BUNTINGTON, Cann Washington, March >), 18% W488rNoTow city SAVINGS BANK, Corner of 7th street and Louisiana avenve. PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, BUYS and BELLS all Kinds of BONDS anc STOCKS, GOLD and SILVER Keeps constantly on hand the finest Groceries ip the Market, at New York Prices The oxty Btore in the City of Washington con- ducted strictly upon the true Co-operative Pian, viz * Mutual Benefit and Protection.”” Others use the Name only to catch the trade deSi-ly BHABES ONLY $10 EACH, Hho: ror tax spaine styux stux wat New Blocks just received at M CUNNING HAM’S. where you can get your olf Silk I made pew for $3.60. Alas. tantly on bau and made to order the beat quality new H | at G6; second quality at 5. nber, Don't forest the 634 Tth street. betweea [and Mam ig Tin Hat. fe 12-eolm co... AUCTIONEEES, No. 3842: and 384% Seventh st. bet. Hand I «ta, Wishes to call attention to the public that they are now prepared to receive all descriptions wf inet chandise on consignment or storage; also ty tue fact that we give special attention to the «ale of Personal a Estate. Parties deciining housekeeping will always find ready sule for their Paruscavy of cur schirenen. Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANTS. S—Rogular sale days every MONDAY 3. B. ELVANS, Prestoent WEDNESUAY, soa WA. M5 also, | 3.8. BUFF.T wer. Open every day for private rales rge stock of Furniture of every description. = FOLEY & ©0.. Aucts.. fe 6-atf Seventh Street “EI BST CARESSES. AND Always on hand » CLOTHING, &c. TEPHENS® & CY ~ WISTFULNESS {Late of Wall. Mephons & Co, CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS FROM PAINTINGS 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BY BOUGUEBKAU Retween Sth and Ite -treete, “ FIBST CARESSES” is « reproduction, im MERCHANT TATLORS | + Of the origtual lite-ni ze tare ty Penmaes Ie tae collttioner Sn Eel. | NRW Segemc CLOTEs. naserennss AND mont. The subject & very Interesting one» young mother. of thi VESTINGS. JUST RECEIVED avant Class. but of «high mb) tf At modes ~ t of womanly beanty, fondling ber infant chill <a. ——_—_ oes sarmeter exraste ent ence No faveeoy timent of ternal love and atm: : FASHIONABLE TAILOR | 206 Pennsylvania avenue between Lith abd. Lith streets, over F. * Drag Stor ith great feeling by the art be simpler than the ¢ in this element of simplicity and ex pressic fy lies WISTFULNESS.” the chromo lithograpk ive Ie ricciaal which i« the prope: Mr. Jay Cooke. i rean agaim here presents ne with » mothe child. a subject in which he appeara to take cial delight. The mother, in this fnetan what of a grpay type, the tamborine and Zar feiently indicating her wandering Bob anion The child has gathered a cluster of erapes by was and the potut of the episode ta the wietf! With which the poor goat reach yFeisac ubject ther @TEPHENS § CO L (Late Wail, Stephens & Oo. MEKCHANT TAILORS. enue, between Yiu and let «treet 310 Pa. Fine CLOTHS, CASSIMEBRES and ¥ Gentiemen + Dress and Bae vider with despatch, 1m th peo | P|? BEIBEWOER, * (Buccessor to HF. Lowe OITIZENS, AKMY AND SAVY | MERCHANT TAILOR « ches) = J | Metropolitan Hotel, (iste Brown * ss | tty No. 362 Penn. aveune, Wasbington nxath ae DENTISTRY. baby pot appear inthe le: bumble four ‘The above ‘e for sale by aubseri pti ‘ ROTHROCK Opposite the Patent Omic law IT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. « Vk! Peach Treesa — Honcord Grape ¥ ties, Also I Eogers’ Hybrids, Grapes. &e Rittacinay, Wilson «early and Lawtou Bt Astire Webiauien Denice “Tier Te ASTIFICIAL TENTH INSERTED TU Gis® Goma Victoria. WipeonS aimene ale SATISFACTION. — Da. PELTIN oe nw GILL & CO DENTISTS, late of Pi Shace Trees. Evergreens. Roses. Green Honse hia) announce to the cltizere of del gelr and Bedding PI ke ington and victnity that they ar, now. h om. Rently located at 364 oth street, between H 1 All of finest quality and at sal 7 ahs icon coareraen with ‘pain. gp mh6-rolt No. 446 7th st opp. Patent Usice . Long experience fn constant practice © % ar ables abo > adjust t to the most diffic. F= FaMiLy crocentes. cases. Gall and be conv aced.. Teeth faserted « 3.8, SHARPE having opened a choice selection | Sz bese Feaulred. Sn of FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, con of SNTISTRY — - LOOMIS, at No. 3)" ‘Teas, Wines, Liquors, Dried and Ganned Fralts. Penns. avenus. nitends to all branch. Bacon, Syrup and Mattos a alvatherarticee | eRe Palos wed. Mlisrmndne of tis acon, Sy ru fares, at a SF articles for faiuily use, usually found in a Greciues ea ab. | BOWED ied ther aklll "of long, expe lie! he solicits a share of the public pat: . ey ron severed that satistaption sill ba given lence. ;\ 5. LEWIe © DAVIS DENTAL Te quality. 3.8. SHARP! b* as PATON se Cor. ath ani ‘ 4G streets north No. 260 PENNA AVE. 7 1844. | = | Between 12th and 13th wtroet= P24 i TEBTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. LL be made xtracting where Ar- ANDREW 3. JOYCE 2 00., cs Se CARRIAGE MARUFACTURE 5 will Teauired 2,"pe) for, ED 477 and 479 Leth street. Ne deducte wen the eth a rhe sttentiongivente repairing. de16-11 wer ad Bw a fhew York “cr Cae eel a ad poorer NEWT weak: sal Seiad ‘T SOAP, | amine our getting it elaewbere. ‘cheap for cash to the Paswa. AVENUE. NeAR LitH Staxer Weer, @EURGE W. BAUER, Proprietor. frome. p tole Ths, arta stocnea Sessa ek ee THB OBIGIFAL FRAO, ae