Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1868, Page 4

“ | © . 4 —— Itimore Annual rence of the M. E. GEORGETOWN, THE EVE wo The ; Srmixa 1h Comtxo-—There te ino mistake THE COURTS.) ! ‘CITY ITEMS. Baltimore Annaal Co i=" 1ORG = t sh justice Cartter.— TT. pegged EVESTH .—Uon ference met in Baltimore town. THE E NING STAR. The regular weekly meeting ef this associa- peters taied aoe.) nreoraial By Now is thelt. bremedugs aber a our report closed, she testi- | yourrs’ SurT#, Coats, Pants, and Vests, in ere ‘aorning > Sud was opeued withre- | yo op eee cedaptosen tm an the Pos: 0, ; Son was held last evening, at No. 9 Ponnsyl- | tye to call ot Mr, Joba A. Baker's warehouse, | mony was taken im the case of F. 1. Oreecher, | aetiranie colors for early spring wear, at Hen- ee Litton Larrmen rmaiuing in she Po LOCAL NEWS. Col. P. H. Alabaugh, President, | s* and 90 Lonistana aveusr, Setwoen — Indicted aes ane Se ee yaar | ning’s One Price Clothing Store, No. 611 7th | “Rey. Messrs. Hodges and Gardner mee) Soon Moe Becki Outen nmin } j thee! jew 8 3 ith such good tools, seeds, gued by ic . Adams, ; ~ by . ee oh aS Polen oe 7 ivas | fortunate as ees on, banal; eaittag tind oun | for oaset charged the jury that if they believed | Steet tigen: pine: follow ing preamble and resol recent defea: stoc! Mary S, Chamberiain Mixx E A, 1 he ne be m the testim Mades the the ac— ee ‘Whereas we were reminded, by the impres- per, Dyer Mrs Catharine, Davie M Lecce ert = - co dap eg Og gmc ager deed ee a ee KKow YE ALLMEN BY THESE PRESENTS that Archer, Dyer Mrs Catharine, Da v i i siveservices of Friday last, of our promise to | Golden Mies Mary, Garner Adaline, 1 re cere yfameinet noes ee | Hee ee tine rea’ Diletomste coora | Gunea Kallty, Dut that they ementof theas, | O-G. Godfrey, No. 268 E street, betwoen 13th | Snploy all our time in the -work of God,” and | Golden Mies Bary. Garner Adaline. Ja: $f Dreaberncs wouie si%e. SF Se 2s Sve prises in part: Caractacus, Dilestone's extra | take into cmsideration the statement of the ac- | 0-07 Sodtez: Noa. at tree iunch spread this | ‘™PIO¥ | by “ihe work of God” im relation to | 3s HW. Murpny Miss Kae, Malony | trempl’ the tag of ihe country under too | early peas, imported drum England one, week | cosed as to the manner in which this note was | SV0,t00 rom @ to o'clock. All’ Kinds of | WUCSe PY “he Ook of oo ae ihe Word | } ‘rimrose Mine, Roane Mrs 2. Se the piano every evening this | Thoc. who had waged and earfed on the lave | eativer than the cartiest known; imported Dan- | drawn and got into the possession of Mader, | Giinew and liquors are to be found at his bar. | SuS'ur" general ‘duties off tbe: pastoral omice: | US") St Ware fies Hivatet Sw struck for the perpetuity of a free | te’ O'Rourke, Landreth’s extra early, Tom | The jury were not bound to believe Mades if Give him a calland judge whether or not his | therefore, tiemen’s List. Bennett Eli @, Booth John country and a tree press. The question now | Themhy dwaif Mue imperial and other varie | they thought he was contradicted in essential | {1°00 Pond 1unch are not excellent esas Wotenaw oar omit ie men's be mort Eli G. Hooch Sohn Fair and Festival closes to-night before them resolved —_ into this—«Shall | tes of gr Ea ly Hg vasd a otigere =e, pas, a Rirerled ecrgipetrry ry. MA ‘i e. ia Seca ewan secration to this “works” that we will disqoar . * : ‘ a1 his Government he ruled by the colored man, | ¢-bbage, lettuce, corn, tomato, tant, auey were stam A—Extract fro1 - ‘an; ney valariza etc, Trowas magbificont picture ot wae, | oF is itto bea white man’s Goveramentt” Tas | ail other seeds in fall variety. Lists forwarded | at liberty to refuse to convict. on bis testimony, age any Cables | . ing, by his hew, Pierce M. Irving, ‘ision of labor from its appro- « - 1 * ton.” | party could not afford to be defeated, for if it ts. | cm application. Lawn gras The jury were instructed to return a sealed | {0 1 Wag, by, ms nephews S | Se dig ther to war goaremar maanteeet se <> Denia Eph agara by Moonlight" Is Sow onexhibition. | Me grave of thie Mepublic is Gig’ He eaid he | vartehes of tmported: Patt se, verdict. “The doctor prescribed as an ent | Z'good minister of Jesus Ohrist are sufficient to | Lawstts Nv< =e Wit, Fox Edwin, | was asked the other day, why the Union was | for liwns, according to Flint’s Formala. Flow- | Tux INDICTMENT AGAIN8T WARDEN HUESTIS. what had been gu; by Dr. (O.W.) Holmes | employ all bis time; that we encourage one assaway mc (OMG,) Groen Charles T. Master Builders’ Un | not restored, and answered that the Constita- | er seeds in full variety, Bird seed; canary, | Mr. Davidge called the attention of the Court om bis late vist, Jonas Whitcomb's iy, | another to pereevere ‘in the work of the Lord, | GI" (nartes $, Greenwood G W, Gooare it The regular weekly meeting of the Master | tion of the United Stats would restore the | hemp, rape, maw, &c. Fruit and ornamental | to the case of Mr. Huestis, warden of the jail, for Asthma,’ a ‘teaspoonfal in a wine ginss of | Toching for that blessed hope and the glorious eco JE, Hsyward A B, Howes Builders’ Union was heid lastevening at their | Union if leftalone. He held thut the Southern | tes, plants, ete. Kentneky blue grass, white | who bad been indicted for impeding lesser any Daj k water to be taken every four hours, A good | appearing of Christ, who will receive and re- | J&*. He! ingban M. Iii hall, corner 8th and E streets; the Vice Presi- y PS. Harvey T F ss had bren in the Union all the time, and | clove", swert-scented vernal, and other varie- | the oath of Abolish Sawyer, and exp' . =a night was the result.” ward all who endure to the end. Kelsey Wm, Lewis ™ 4 wr Congres: ‘rasses. Sered oats and corn. Early | hope that the case would be tried. used in thou- W, Murphey Ma dent, Mr. Geo. W. Harkness, in the chair, and | them ont, ‘Congress Hed mates niriver as | Guosai tana Hurseea enn potatoes, and many . Carrington said that an indictment had | This great remedy has bean need io thon- teat Alpheus Wilson ofered, sa, smendment my too Ses mae wrt di Ca ir sis ting | tbe Judiciary Department, and atterapted | otner varieties. A complete assortment of bor- | been ‘at common law, and another had that it is the the a. Bextty C je of the by providing ‘that no member of the Uni estimates from or employ master m who were not members of the association, ishing and uniform success, and it is offered to rovide fer the ministers as to obviate U- 0 J wha See | satan pourra ini cane a at | seat wa foe Mears hed aan | Upon a ecbesenp ar Mestotinseny Srmaeyer | tbe pete with fal conddnace i tsmeris. i | S22CIoarea wpor them’ eagasing Io mes” *'Soueee ‘fay pence sear wl cen a < r a - | saws ives, aval ; us properties wehanios | Sauce tnese Unoameemenionte minet Geaaren &e. A full stock of agricuitaral implements | hivevidence nad hot been at all conclusive af | COD what any OF eee lar either in whole or in part, whatever. circular accompanying each F prolonged discussion, or of wneend Jas, Ulrich P, Whalen Henry, alt “ | The government was composed of three depart- | and fertilizers; guano, bonedust, plaster, éc., = Peonapornl TS ace umch Wieneaoens pottle. J Bi raat & Oo» Boston, sole pro- —e ian te resolutions were inid on the | Woodall Capi Andrew, Wild B. - ments, but neither had aright to trespass on — -«—_—_ prietors, Sold by all druggists. : OF LARCENY —A colored boy M6 Mr. S. J. © Moved that the article be | the rights of the other. He believed that that | A Bapnoap —Zewinenlle, Pairfaz county, ¥a., | Mr. Huestis. These depositions of Mr.and Mrs. pos eerie ca yer Higrint, rerdaiming on trial, whe con- named Howard Martain. © . stricken out. He thought it Fave une quik? | court woutd stand by the constitution. This | March 10. 1668.—Faitor Stor: 1am indeed to | Jobnson positively denied any menpeegreeeoe tt A Days, ov Pomrzt."—The Panic | saued m the traveling connection Sterday afternoon upon su of enough to have such an article w Pleo” | Congress proposed to try the Executive for appeal to you to take some notice of the con- | whatever with him in relation to ot —— Clothing Sale at 4€2 7th street, has but two days A reeolution providing for the appointment The justice ordered bim t i Bas ay eet ey en erg gt gegen | high crimes ond matedeméanors, and what nas | dition of the ‘rond lying between Georgetown | Johnson, and he (Mr. Carrington) Suid gove, | More to run. Promptness on your part of & commission, composed Of two preachers | ep for é hours, the suspicions having been #2 - r jrvbetfenescrn dene. He» has doue notbing of which a jary | and the Chain Bridge. For the past two weeks Z cecwers secure a bargain. e083 Ja: for the purchase and repair | tained the goods r “red. honor among the members; of course members | of twelve of bis couatrymen would. com vict the travel on that road has been partially sus- | fore a jury upon the uncorroborated testimony eee and five laymen, P ; “ sosiaectetsie [ithe Union woald be paticniaed by cachother. | bin. They propesate fapench bias and turnip cenacoc ued: enter thar heen we taken to | of Sawyer. if the Court thought it proper, be Mx. Jupp'sG@uxat Boox Avotion will re- | (if the Olin and Preston Instituw, at Blacks: | ticurie Papin ook cones “ He was in fayor of striking out Taion, Le | Bim out of office for removing man whoas | Make the necessary repairs, and that speedily, | would enter a nolle in the case: in Washingion, at 370 Penns. ave, ander rE. Va. ; reported ‘the’ dnount’] $oct ronbenr tans Thecling here, would become acquarted with | RO! Femoved, but sleeps comfortably at the | the farmers in this section will saffer very ma: | “The Chet Justis remarked that a public of- br As Hotel, this (Thursday) eve- oa 3 ego on erg . 7 Ba peethicte pmo een einer ind ihe nesociation’ wasted with | War D-partment. Buchefad right & remove | terially. At the present time it te abeolately |. ficer should demeca sien in tom of such | ee ey bonontinned ciewe “fi Se ee Se i cee ng in the © , h they were SGtust bene He had iesided Intute “ict | Suentem. Itisin privilege that every President | neceseary that we make provision for suppiz. | @ charge, and M, Vidge said that that was | {2 s"iarge and select assortment of the most | be P's edt mathe ere J mutual benefit. . pcotbag beat s tty | trom Washington down bad exercised, Bat ing ourselves with fertilizing material, and to | what was demanded, unless the District Attor- valuable Books, which must be sold. 23,15 wi of the iscipal Mi Met were +s 6 ‘ ina roses whom Re did notkiow, ene | giving the Baccatire a fair trial he did wot,| de'this our tommis must bd constaDey on the | ey -Wobhi cay ther thuve wan met room fora juss lean base eae rye — ange greenery ts AO By Ss ty Boag ~Pienaglrde "The Chair thought no member of the asco. | believe, there would 9e a two-thirds vote cast | road. Asitis the supply in out hands is ene | euepicion of the emarge, ‘Wrarrino Parsee for sale. Apply at the | "gmc as ® committee to col po negly perena ye name Se would bent for peer of the asso- | in the Senate sgainst im. tirely inadeq vate, with nO prospect of our being District Attorney said that Sawyers tes- | 1 Bini om) ho bmitiea | /B¢d bum $1.50 tor being profane in the * : aia ve ua ut tea = G MoCormick, of Missouri, was intro~ | ep: to increase it. Wek Yepecitelty, timony was so uncertain that he would not od The committer on le cause sul Gon® Ovr,.—The steamer EC. K ' Saleen ein bee duced snd said they had important duties im |ASON SHIPMAN. | press the case. Le which was adopted, recommending Der eailed yesterday afternoon with a car 3 nen ’ thei: country fo perform. The country would Mr. Huestis asked the privilege of saying P lard ag rtp el ead ent bo Amersean Buble Society and ite suniliarice Dente, ealbed yesterday Gfetnncn * see et ae eee ont live the present commotion, and the prin- | Te LixcoLn Mowumen?.—To-day, Mr. Fore | few words, which being Fhe said: do wo ese ‘One © our people, and $ x | pledging acti ve co-operation REcovERING.—W. S. Crown, who was as- u mi Tee" He present Gobarees ie aepring would | syth. suprrintendeut of streets, do. fixed th- | wish to insist upon a trial unless T completely | ftom ov Prsssing.n one bet oo ith ggenis.” Conference adjourned. sanited and robbed om Saturday night. is te were then adopted asa whole. live. The present Congress is only the result | points for the foundation ot the Lincoln mone | exonerated from this charge. The ir. 3 covering slowly from the injuries received at Mr. Brown moved that a committee of three | of revolution. In another year he believed they | ument, which isto be erected in front of th- | cumstance remaining against me is that f have oa Fase 18 East Baltimore Conference Metbodist Epis- | {)). hanite of bin avon lane Be sppointed to have the constitution and by- | ‘ould sre a different state of affairs. City Hall by the Lincoln Monument Associa- | in my sion a mote of Mrz. Johnson's for | TH OxicrmaL FRANC, o copal Church. a CLEARED.—The schooner John C, McShain, lave printed: scope Senate Hees | Hon SS. Golliday, of Kentucky, next | tion, of which Mayor Wallach is the president. | $500. She wanted me to let her have some Pxnsons wishing to subscrive for Tam Stan | _ This body met yesterday morning, at Exeter- | (90 Moe ae lemrnd for Phin Messrs. W- E. Brown, Benedict Hutchins and | .poK0, and said he bad beilt strong bopes Upon | The foundation is to be twenty feet square, and | money to get her coal and wood. She did not | who reside on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yara, | Stfeet Church, Baltimore, Bishop E. W. Clarke mad. Baveenen.—The om Sa Ewa cessity | he New Hampshire election and felt depressed | is to be laid exactly in_the centre of the inter- | give me the note at first, and after I had ad- Will please leave their orders at No. G2 East | P¥esiding. regular weekly meeting of thw ipivision last Mr. Fague said there was a great necessity | ny tne result. Speaking of impeachment, he | section of Indiana and Louisiana avenues with | vanced her some mon told her she had bet- Capitol street, between 4th and Sth. Mr. Harden was elected Secretary by accla-| ¢voning were interesting. Miss Holt gave 4 among mechanics for 8 book of prices. He | asked what crime the President had committed | sy “streer ‘by the contracters—the brothers | ter give me the note. { hold the note still, but jou Cooarns, Agent, | ™ation. On motion, it was resolved that he be | T°"ttE a which was fully appre cae. Ne suggested that a oe eee be TPRotmted to | thar he should be thus accused: aman who had Manuvsyesao ox t to have the work ready | I owe something on it, for I did not advance authorized to name four assistants. He named | \Siyin.. Worthy Pacriar h of Home Division, re arimen. The Co ee hak eeRnide | served his country so well. But assure ns he | for dedication om the Wheat Ared cee eee. | ae money to the full ‘amount of the note. I as Assistant Secretaries Revs. Benson Akers, - made a very interesting addres stood there, he said, they would impeach An- | versary of the assassination. Mr. Lot Flan- | bold the note because she has not paid me the SPECIAL NOTICES. Wm. H. Dill, David S. Monroe, and H.S. Man- | [S00 8 nF aaa Mien Pe caew Johu-on. They aredead if they do not | nery is busily at work on the statue of the Ia. money which I advanced. This is the true ~ denhall. , Ramsburg sang “Let ali ob: they are doubly damued if they do. He beheved | mented Lincoln, and is rapidly bringing out « | state of the case, a Presiding Elder Dosh read a list of commit- the different trades, aud by this pl: basis to work upon could be mad book of prices amounted to nothi thers favored the Division with song that Andrew Johnson was a man of destiny, . Carri said anolle BALL tees, which was adopted. ne a Tt ane ee eae noney for | that ie would be the instrament in the hands | "¢ COUMterpart of the original, pros, Crrmeion said he would enter anole | aoe asin piclithi pare Benewen | ““The'Presigent eqnentiy calied ‘the Confer. Deol ot prices nothing vuuged by the old | of the people for the perpeunity ofliberty. They | Sate ov MownroThe Washington Oo. | | The affidavits of Mr.and Mrs. Johnson sub-| 1. 7 Menoma ae ence to order; he said they were trying to ron | @EORGETOWN ABYERTISKMENTS, ‘The onl: ci ‘to teaninie Wei be to cote Go Were Attempting to degrade him, and if they | operative Building Association at its fifth | stantiate the statement of Mr. Huestis, and to- ALT soars ‘ne cpg wage oe NEWER too mapy conferences at once, and that the ian SSAE G0 EAE GEaEE, DERE rk ae ‘much per diem. | succeeded Re would be a martyr to liberty. monthly meeting fast night sold five shares | tally exonerate him of ever having with their B — ws y Hair 7 ons “Amen Corner” was the noisiest part of the LAX BE FTOCK, on PRY 908 s. vap we Hee aedit 9 took of prc | ya's Rigoamaetaas wee temieed lo | GP euabenchat ike towing promiem: ia | Snowingee atempied to perma sainemee to | HAL" Wrontamngiytas Mare Baewes | Church, nT pubtion a eetated ac. | PRT eae tate, Beer Sens y . speakers, joarned. (2) 1M, 195, 198. nm emselves e ia] inson. * va . - Not 0, 12%. 16. ‘couts. Yard wide A: “ar. Pague said the courts were gaided by the aren Fer ‘atthe ith monthly meeting of the Northern | There were quite a number of wimesnes pier Batts sister the batr soft end glowy. = | Count of the missionary collection in the annual Sronegepin Dicathed, Muslin.” Warretia, Now book of prices as a general thing. © ¥ Sixth Ward Anti-Radical Club. Liberties Building Assocyation on Monday | ent, who, it is understood, would testify thi Hat's Vactyance Bice Hove Raxewae | Minutes. Laid on the table by a vote of 76 to | $7%oRssD Bleached, Muslin. Wameutia New Mr. Harknees said the old book of prices haa | A mucting of this organization was leld at | Might ‘Mechanics’ Building Assoctotien No. 1, ie ee atom ‘The call of districts was made in the follow- | Fronts Lines Game, Handherehicte ten paris been very useful, but times bad changrd siace | Bellow's Hall Inst evening, which was well lust event 7: Paitin gies Haie's Vecrrasie Sicitias Harn REXewer ‘der: Balti k, Carlisle, Ju- | Spring Calicocs, inclading good makes st 3: r] . 2 last evening in German Hall, on lith street. To-day.—The jury in the case of George F. ing order: Bultimore, Frederick, Carlisle, Ju. pr a pehees Mt was arrang/d: As to1 measurement of work attended. Mr. John E. Lite president, and | terween F Sad @ etreets: After reesiving of slucheh, Indicted for forgery, returned a sealed "\. apie nh mle nigia, Normomberiand and Bellefonte Districts Bracihy spring Deintnes is, E an Golo al: Pi james T. Boisean, secretary. the monthly du 92,356. were id at a | verdic' not . r. Bai ‘ibe 2 offen fixed enormous prices in order to make | “Gj, invitation of whe President, George W. geomten ofetan” “8 sa In the case of Charles Braff, (a small boy,) ease fo ie 2 es nite to the memory of Rev. John Geyer, Prosid- | PYRE Cormete. ee thay on Would nor present say Put honest work- | Tayior, Daniel E. Kealy, Thomas White, gos TEP ESRES indicted for pettit larceny, a nelle pros. wasen- | mhs.w Sew gut AEE * OO Mashae MiB | ing Eider of Noribumberiand district, Rev, T. | ih*,Avore foods were pure weare now They Heed. He Pepeke of eee uormous bills A= | Begin Pumphrey and Wm. Shelton gave their | To prevent corps we must dress tosuit the | mois! posta E SI 2 * | M. Reese and Rey. Mr. Gear followed on the | gelling us low. and in pome cues than Now 20) commniarion Pod thee see mbere he paid | names as members, wWenther, and the sudden adventof spring with- | Adam Jackson alias Pink Jackson, indicted BATCHRLOR'’S HAIR DYE. same sul York pholeaaie prices, BENS. MILLER the Sill whic ie ctbs shemrarety mek on Chair—Have the Executive Committee done | in the last few days, with the great rise in the | for an assault and battery, was found guilty. - poets Supernumerary relation was granted to Rey. | _ mb 2-im' Same measurers knew nothing aboxt tore epyihing 9 temperature, bas ferced the leaving off ofheavy | | Gennis Hines,a marme, indicted for an as- | | ‘This splendid Hair Bye isthe best inthe world; | Mr. Dill,at the request of Presiding Elder Geo. sinten. He of ae eng Ghout their va- voice —No, sir. winter coats, while the air is too cool morning | sault and battery with intent to kill Michael | the only tru perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, | Geyer, also to J. Hunter. - Voc @ pew Dook of prices, | The Chair.—You are liable to impeachment. | and evening for a single business or dress coat. | Sullivan, was tried by Mr. J. B, Adams for the | instantaneous; no and said it would eost nothing to publish the | Mr Ea -W seme, as any publisher would take it in hand. j 2° Fidteutous lesers. Chenowith, Gear and McMurray, son called attention to the fact | Wh: he done in such a case Ta tn © | tints; remedies the ill ‘of bad dyes; were aj Fr a pe bee poe othe at is to e in such acase? Clearly | defence. In charging the jury the Court re. ave A n Office, No. 4! tes’ and leaves the Hi ti pointed a commitiee on the American | pitabishedin 18; preestum there is but one course for a sensible man to | ferred in rather severe terms to the frequent | 5 ; | Christian Union. tropols tule, 887; reba! Mr Brows said Be was in favor of having | subecribed to :ie und, Mr. Wayson in the | tetas Dut Gne coura repair at once to Noah | cases of crime among the military. He was ae Ss iv appiled ate Battle ‘Twig Factor, | A commnication from the Indianapolis Con- | tbe jacoeat und mest ——— Toe pec ere Should also estab- | meantime urging the necessity of “greasing | Walker & Co elegant emporium, 35% Penn- | found guilty of an assault and battery only and Bo. %6 Bor. sreet, New York. Nels-eodly ventionfwas received on the subject of lay dele- | ofthe kind tn this section of cow. te), rorik Osh the Patent Ome ertne erent | the machine.” sylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, | sentenced to two months in jail. jane ae Ey gation; laid on the table. Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds done in the beet mae drody aabadivel cdheaa te onane ace’ jane Mr. Harngan called attention to the name of | and buy one of their fine Spring Oversacks, John Williams, colored, indicted for the lar- MABRIAGE AND CELIBACY. Rey. He Slicer moved a committee of Oe eee ae satin oe inibensiiee inte .er Sue omaem vanes bak oenen ne Sen Tea Te LTO ee ee tasociation. | which are just the garments for the season. geny of @ lot of iron castings from the Capitol an oy cxncnrcgor | XS ie appel Inted to comsiderthe subject of lay | sohictl the ertinged ectons sf tee commana 008. saying i a is eee Extension, was found guilty, and sentenced to 7 eegation; adopted. Js recetved and ret ees with Moved that s committee of five be appotated to | ame. He would therefore. ask the secretary | ‘Tae YacnTinoSeAson thenumber | jail until the 2d of April. Ina second case. for Greate impediments te Manninen wither Mence | Rev. Mr. Reese moved committee ot one | goczi* recived and re sespatch, ee wal Shr. Hutchins moved that a committee of one | RTO! his name “Andrew F. A. Harrigan.” | of mew custninte ne ten prizes at the forth- | the larceny of a go-cart, a nolle pros, was en. | Sr ste impediments to # envelopes, free of | from each district te consider the separation of oat Office addreee, Lock from each trade Fepre-enied, be appoain, | «The chair said he was glad to see some of the | Coming yacht races this spina acne we tered. Gharge. ‘Address, Dr.J. SKRILLIN HOUGHTON, | the East Baltimore Conference: adopted. Office closes dally at sunset. Waukon ae poo Bad ccpoees |. | spirit of ‘76 in the room. rior im point of design and finish tothe « J Emanuel Dodeon, indicted for the larceny of | Howard Asscciation, Philadelphia, Pa. ja 29-3m A motion was made to reconsider the resolu- | when it ts closed at Ss pm Sour othere from earh trade and haven boeg or | . it. A. G. Pumphrey said that it wassug- | fs ford,” just built at Monument Point oy | two bags of bran, valued at $1.50, was sen- ee eeeeaas tion providing for the appointment of a co: = prices prepared: aaapend, na tee Cue ae | ec pg oe w —aere collec- | Mr. Wm. F. Frayser, and rigged by Mr. W. E. | tenced to jail until the 2d of April. ERRORS OF YOUTH. mittee on lay delegation. Phe motion was with- BANKERS. Pointed the following named gentiemen: stone- | dnicide of theclub besing alee TE tae ing | Mooney. She bas been entered for the coming | Henry Johnson, colored, indicted for the lar- eas Gentleman who suffered for years trom Ner- | drawn Janda resolution adopted that the cont- cutters, tel as ker, curpenters, - ©. contest, aud after to-day can be seen at Watt's | ceny of four pairs of drawers and a dress, plead ity, Premature Decay and all the ef- | mittee be appointed by the chairman. wet, yy from Bow to F par een might as Bay, between Sixth and Seventh streets. The puike >» and was sentenced to jail uniti the 2d pore ofseuthtal dacretton: hi fp toe 2 Announcements of the meetings of the differ- Jay COOKE 2 co., well fold their arms and submit to tyranny. sits j "4 guffering humanity, all who need 1 the Con- | He was tell up to the neck to fight teen. Y- | little craft sits jauntily in the river, and looks | of April. o oir | ‘and directions for making the smple | ®t Committees were then made, and the Con. *, B. Hutchins; plastere ; painters, Thos. A. Brown BANKER Hiram Richey: plumbers and gus fit- ; s made ° + | ey vache er ng, Prove @ formiaable rival for | Crnourr Count, Justice Wylic—Yesterday, | tem which he was cured. Sufferers wishing | {Fence adjourned. an Gtaaeieee: co. W. Courtnry. ae | 0 solici. subscriptions {feu the SmBuucrs, | SY Yacht of her Size the trial of Gallagher and wife vs. Darrow oc: | to probt by the advertiser's experince cau do. a6 t Prvranurs Srases, Ovcorvs Tesaave ‘ommittee was authorized to appoint as | (0, 9oiclt, subse | nee ee cupied theentirecay. Central Bank of New | by addressing, ect confidence, Sena Maryland Annual Conference of the Meth Bay and sell at current market rates, and keep additional members of the Committee. leading | “The Chair said he would be rerggnt toa Tre Cuance against Tae Fire Derart- | York ys, Walker etal; leave granted plaintift | gy ie ay ok . SOD EN constantly on band a fall supply of i {easter Mechanics, even if they were not mem- | sol mn duty if be did not express his Pratitude | X#ST-—Dr. Boyd having at a public meeting | to amend attachment now in the hands of the L ko. a This body assembled yesterday in the GOVERNMENT BONDS, bers ofthe Union. Adjourned. | wo his friends for placing bimin the position he | D¢?M NMderstood to charge that he had been | Marshal, Barbour é Hamilton vs, Willie. corner of Fayette and Aisy aith stree! 4 caves Saieti ia aus Oaanenaey ao occupied, and promised to fill it to the best or | Mravled by members of the City Fire Depart- | award of reference confirmed. Dissorution. of copartNesutr. more, and was opened by the president, Rev “Ta 1 7 Mxrpicat ComMexcewext.—The nineteenth | nis ability, The period had arrived when the pions teyaSeggung sprain ey ana aa To-day.—Donabue use of Thorp vs. Morris; Paces Dr. J. J. Murray, with religious exercises, INTEREST NOT encement of the Medical Depart. | people realize the sense of danger; when Con- | frird te subiect, and state that they find that | indgment confessed as against King garnishee, | The public are hereby notified that the Baines | Bay, Wm: W. Reese, secretary Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, de., executes jown College took place last | gress is attempting to subvert the Government. He TE netae nade the attack were not at the | against whom attachment was issued and no- | ship heretofore Pere eee UN |. The secretary called the roll of the ministers, a a seperate tag all's Opera House. ‘The hall was | ‘The deeigns of the radicals had become tooap: | Me, and never have been in any manner con | tke amd’ hana cer een ane NO MITH aud CORNELIUS BURLEW is this dey | and when the name of Rev. Eli Heaklr wa, | ®dé collections made on n'l accessible poln yare inch of standing | parent. When the war closed the President | 2€cted with the department. Society vs. Cromelien; Mr. Merriman files a | dissolved, and the public wep ef Me mcng led, his death was aunounced in eloy se 1tf the tume of the opening | #ttempted to bring the Southern States back by ———_ motion for new trial. against contracting bilie with or Poe name of tributes by Rey. E. D. Re - id firm SMITH & BURLEW. 7 Feber" - 7 = Screed: * A RIGHTEOUS SENTENCE.— Yesterday, officer a V ay omas; judgment | ™ Rt . the name of Rev. F. Wai D. D., was ONAL BA deensed'a number otderacs | Me negro was to be allowed, to vowe and the | Felt arrested a man nearly Afty years of age, |p; Fdefauls Anal Sonesta pomessseaement | _ WashisBton, D. C., March 10,188. mhio- it was announced that he was absent fr Psst MAT OF WASHINGTON cupied by ti whites be disfranchised. Was this state oi | ¥hOgave his name as Henry Donaldson, on jorthern Central Railroad Dospan ret E.|G.aurrevd HALL & Co. ness, and sentiments of condolence were <a the graduating elas ugs what their forefathers fought for? If the charge of ind. ptexposure before a nam- | 1. Wilkins: action on bond as agent of x moasly expressed by the Conferenc H. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Presid and neatly eve by f | Washington could be awoke frombis slumber he | P°F of school children, and also with having | pany—MePherson, Chipman, Hosmer & Co., | PLUMBERS,.GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, At the afternoon sewion the Conference : oie eee Soe 2) Secsihens. alec Sunt of oor Mprownineat chi. | Would took on the Capitol andany, “Letimenot | dea hawit of it, and Justice Marper fined | Bur iapecne 498 NINTH STREET. sermon was preached by Dr. David Wilson, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON , Cashier n OVerture by the band, Dr. Noble | enter the desecrated portals. but repose in the | Bim $25. The case of Galtagher and write ast. Darrow, NEAR pete ae aGenaE from Isaiah, sech “chaper, oth verse. After the OOVERSMENT DEPostroar » act authorizing Georgetown | eTave” and Jefferson would blush for these ANOTHER Discnar Urders haye been which bas occupie: Court two days, was iN . sermoi 4 7 e Lord's Supper Sate ure RE the deares of M.D. Kev. B.| fanatical, diabolical, damuable scoundrel. | received at the Navy: Yard for the dhekortent aTRecignment for to mosrow—Nos, 47, 42, 155, | ™b10 "(Firat established in 3588.) “The Preeident, Rev. Dr. J. J. Murray, read INANCL ENT Y ; atk tae avsaeae Say ee ps g band said that Andrew Johuson will Pesce eae Soe wen he Berens 263, SUB, 307, 314 to 322, inclusive, and 335," Fo? Yount verso his annual report. He bad dgring ths year AS AGENT OF THE UNITED mad the parcNraent: Cnet ee ee; | Manderect and reortve the beuedicsious ot Bis | te showt ay men discharged wader them’ ce | _ EQUIry. QOURT, Justice. Cfie—Yesterday: | “rhe steamer WAWABET witl ‘hare’ the'dhait Pi secngpredecrgeene piesa ig ae we 25th sercet, opposite the Treasury Department, and the parchment certificates were delivered | countrymen when the radicals aze forgotten. | Sarnminy, imchadang machinasts, boiler makers, | Thomas Martin vs. James H. Richards; injunc- | of the Potomac Ferry Company, foot Geliiene of ceetrekes oe tae ec J to them by Father Maguire. Aseach graduate | The difficulties would not be sectled in bis | foundrymen, pattern makers, and blacksmiths. | tion ted restraining James H. Richards | of Seventh street, EVERY Se ean riorsea” theve erdiinuse Goverument Gecurtiice with © oe ton was aueo tes taipiontel Maal gee tiomion: | sor ie tae neat man Oe SAN Oy YT Fam detracting with the goods, effects, or busi | son DAY AND THURSDAY MORNING Jackson Day, a. local pracher_ on F _ Dr. Robert Keybura, then addressed | ctdeal. There was a spiritspringing upiser. | FOUND.—Detective MeDevit at Police Head. | neve of the late frm of Richards & Martin, and At 10 o'clock, weather permitting, |) | circuit Rev. J. Edgar head, assistant inniccr | S***% (hd grddiieerd. giving Scr one eae nF concn ae ie ee fw hope | Quarters, has in his possession a pocket-book | appointing William Slater receiver. Frederick | For MOUNT VERNON thy Tomy Washington on Jefferson circuit, and Francis Brown. a S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS og ia the val yt Senior Olen a “Aplial | for the coumiry. He ufgea vigilance and indie, | iD a sum of moury. for which he wants an MiEbiant eho entece aiciseping, the boat will arrive et Washington | ohicred preacher, of Charest C. During | We buy and seil all classesof GOVERNMENT rhe fallow tng a the niches oC tha gradaata | “Sir A: G. Phnninrey cdid that the Chair had | ! Marvin & Co's safes, which he bad found, pnlauia arate ee Gaanp opENING Ten churches had been dedicated, several we FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Coiiections Feng or D.C; J. FR. Appleby, D.C. a Xe gg em Age employ pooner’ CAaRRyING A CONCEALED Wearon.—Fred- | Mitchell ys. Dayton; order of reference of trus_ Ls Ha ee pipe etl mpeg treme tn aLL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE ieee teen Eres es ae | ee ee eS charged from | Tick Johnson, colored, was arrested yesterday | tee’s report to auditor, and order on purchaser SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS. been paid for new churcben samonetee cit | UNITED STATES. H. Gall, B. Gi ira 3. Oalver, DOs Fae | he Navy Pane, Tine eke see {War | Semis for carrying @ concealed weapon, and | to ee rene a re Sabbath schools, and $17,240 additional in ex- | We Purchase Government Vouchers on the - Cull. D. C5 tra J. Culver, D. C.; John G. ie y - Does 5 yotWar | came before Justice Tucker this morning, | Oder referring trustee's report of sale to the ‘The attention of the Ladies is invited to the large | [7 f church deb - a MOST FAVOR. 74 Davis, Ky. Julian W. Dear, D.C. Lad ordered it to be run a year longer. een he oes Aeaaee | auditor, and fer distributions Brown ve. wear, | atesties nt of NEW SPRING AND | #€uishment of church debts. These statistics | MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give caro- Bi Bawsra, Onis Seeart baie Galtegene eee er ——+—_— tb re Bee sere Taport on distribution: | SUMMER FASHIONS AND PATTERNS, which | from He sina thee the Crake ers | fal attention to ‘A-Fitch, West Va: Daniel S. Focter, P: Mr. Daiton said that for the first time in ten | , W'ULE STREET CaR No. 29, was coming | Leibby vs. Brown: order dismissing will. Hor. ; i . will be presented te the public on March 1 at Mad. | consider the necessity of devising means for the | ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS N. French, N.H: Wm. G. Grew, Ne years white men had been put to work with from Georgetown this afternoon and passing | rigan vs. Horrigan et. al: order appointing Demorest’s Branch, 332 Pennsylvania avenue. more efficient prosecution of the home mis- | and to any other business entrusted to as. © Green, Kansas: James J.F. Hartigan, 3 | hegroes at one doliar per ‘day, and that a | ‘¢ STAR office, one of the axles broke, by | Mary Horrigan. sr., guardian ad litem to infants, Dress and Cloak Making, Pinkingand Fluting | sionary work of the church. He aleo stated : eae i 5D, 3 which the car was disabled,and obliged to te | | The case of Davidson vs. The Washington, FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOV Wm. F. Harvey, Vi; Samuel Houston, Pa; | weil known Republican of this city was boss- run off the track. . Alexandria, and Georgetown Railroad, to set | one at short notice. that some action seemed necessary that the Dallas Johuson, D.C Pa: | ing the work. ‘i —— Aside the lease to Stephens & Phelps, was mb 10-28" MRS. E.M.HINCKLEY, | colored people, who formed so large a portion | MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully farnished LES xe nee, pe James B. Littlewood, . vows inochi erm ditag to ALEXANDRIA ITM8.—The Gazette of last | gued. a cae stanton I eee religi- ‘WM. 8 HUNTINGTON, Cashior. 1; John John Edwin Mason, nother Voice.—He had’nt anythi lo | evening has the follow: EW CO-OPERATIVE STORE, br <ipgae emodist Protestant Washington, March 3), 1808. wm 2i-8f Nit: one! ; “ary | bUt lay the gutters, and has got through. : Church, A) SJ een cs muell, Ohio; CE ppd | oe ay ie oi is agutier snipe.” [Laugh- ica ao pert berygss a Feber 4 iPad S 487 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN D AND B. The Conference then proceeded tothe election | WY ASHINGTON CITY E. N ‘Osoura, Va; | ter] Brown, while playing in the lot of the building oe 1 ace of president, which resulted as follows: Re~. BAVINGS BANK F J.; John Waterman Por, Mr. Bell moved the appointment of aCom- | known’'as the slave pen, near the depot of the Tr Keeps constantly on hand the finest Groceries In | S. 8. Southerland 5 votes, Rev. D. E. Rees: sf ter, TIL; Charles E. Prentiss, D.C: Wm. D. | mittee to secure spenkers: which was to, | Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad, FINE WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS the Berke, af Hew York Prices. 33—with several scattering votes. Rev. SB Corner of 7th street and Louisiana svence, Fetman. Ohio; Heary W- | punted. “Adjourned: nd Rassell were sp- | discovered lying againat the western fence of | made to measure at the shortest notice, and war- ducted srletly upon the tree Coveeriatte pion, | southerland w Rrsepuprsreeei ne PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS - Skinner, Ind a. E the ‘ ak Bz 5 Joan Peanten s. Riser 11 three or ber wea ae ae ek ‘Tinen | Fanted a perfect At at * watual Benefit and Protection.” jetiocnall BUYB and SELLS all kinds of BUNDS on? Suepbene, 3 iiuneea cee ate tive r ° - ee Samuel R. Ward, Vi: Charles Warren, Il A meeting of the Seventh Ward Anti-Radical | moter Altes iBeowmsitvicgie: de vitality, a al Others use the Naax only to catch the trade, DENTISTRY. STOCKS, GOLD and SILVER P George M. Wellman, Mass.; Walter H. Wells, | Club was held last night at Island Hall, South | avout what he had found, and through her the WALL, ROBINSON & CO., éeSi-1y SHARES ONLY 810 EACH. : Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANTS A E . 01 as informed of the circumstance, | fe 92-1m 339 Pennsylvania avenae. : Washington, the president (Mr. Wm. H. Ma. | Corner, was ssi : id FICIAL TEETH INSERTED TO GIVt J. B. ELVANS, Prostdont. x pitt Rives Froxr, March | Pings) and srcretary (Br. D. F. Mockabee) of te jase bate tal he ae anes TATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE Ho: ron Sohbet site a Soe SEAT IETS. tate eee JA. BUPY. Treasurer. no 04m erf —Arrived—Steamer Pioneer, 3 sr goneg a: death trom causes unknown to them, COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, D.C. mocenvee 7. ) announce to the ci = E Given, NE HB Weed Gellar ey Ca | Cte ert Oe etplanantat a | alt belles afuracnPr GQ. Sean W.camp- | ‘omce 1 Lorsons Pate ee coer ot | EAE ATE SE oorone gH aE ieecaged ateiy teat eat oe aerme CLOTHING, &c. - . Prasat he Hae Bre argv: was last night elec Sarepta Lodge % ‘3 street, between H an’ o we, Whary—-Arrived Sloop John Hart. | cures which he enppoted hitd intervened to j 0.0-F Representative tothe Gran | os pre ate _.g1,000,000, | 2 96; segond. quality at @3., Bont forget the | Heth qutracted without pain.” VFeath carefull, | <——————— n Gilmore, for El : 1ujs« icious interpolation of the secrecy clause ns of the order in the city have now NO CHARGE FOR STAMPS OR POLICIES. ign of big - a cases. Call and be couvinced. Teeth inserted ot (Late of Wall. Stephens & ¢ dilmore, for Elizabeth Rive ia! the coustituuon, whereby. reporiers had | Bonted representatives tothe Grand Lodge and | 10) (son the most reasonable terms, ana | FOLEY & 00., any base required. Prices moderate. dels eos 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE cant — ores ~Schooner A. Carson, | hithe ee sage “ng Lim jt ra wre “Jos. RK. Wheeler, of the | Policies issued for any Period not exceeding FIVE AUCTIONEEES, I Dr. M. . Between 9th and lth utreets, ‘aptain Lewis, trom meking reports, anc jough not least, the nee, ME be fun tee A anna for ©. B. Church & ¢ indifierence which some members manitested | Be Prue diy has been 8 KNAPP, President. . 38435 and 3843, .» bet. es pertaining tal profess RS ERCHANT TAILORS. sven tingle oe tn by aitending the meetings of another club of | S/Poluted to the charge of the MI. E. Church of | QUARLES MEARS, President, Mo. 306% and 384% Boventh ot., bet. H end ete. | # porbining to the, Gaotel” propastes. NEW SPRING CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, AND time partic Tee Ce ee eae |. teasing w@ teaicompregations Te en | | ok gece Ee Rg hARNEE. Sreretary. | Wishes to call attention to the public that th mouth ‘remedied with the aKill of lone. expe VESLIAGS JUST RECEIVE! Phe prices } because of its cor i ances ate ) eu ion. mh 9 intel. on. Union. bow prepared to receive all descriptios 5 je 83m, ‘ er een ode gee sit. there need be exprcved no good results | Ofte different lots on the Fishtown property | Vj, aGe opENING SALE fact that wo give attention to the'saie of | [+ Yis\ DENTAL ASSOULA poh dat iS RE Rr ; elicious take place to-morrow morning. = a — No. 260 PENN’A Av’ been = ceprived from the organization. He then branched otf | ¥! of the season of housekeeping will always find ready sale for their 2 i E.. Pennsylvania avenue between iith and ver og r upon grucral subjects, nd spoke in biter terms TTT DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, Foritare af our salerooms, oe ot laeeeet os ” sien 12th ard 13th streets, lath streets. over Ford's Drag Store. tees. In the against the machinations of the Rad a ANEN, HOUSEKEEPING, JEDNE : TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. ons =e , from twenty-five cents t | denounced what he eailed the palp FBANKLIN—WOODEND. In Richmond, on ETT ete a WEDNESUAY, ond ERIDAY, ut 10 4. M7 alo Pa PAIN, | Mr THORSON bogs iene to call the » ¢2, ‘scouring to quatity orm auen on the part of Conzres uo favor | the 2th of kebruare. Wa by the Rev. Mr. Sled nd mae No charge will be made for extracting where Ar | lish © can be fount al pe od f of giving negroes employ ment in the District. | Mr. JOHN S. FRANKLIN. of Washingt 0. Notwithstanding the recent advance of Cottons ‘stock of Furniture of | tificial Teeth are inserted, although the sod carota CR ean SO eal pienso [ S as to ibe exclusion of Whie inen, and eaid thar | to Miss SARAH JANE. dadghisr nt oe we will continue to sell them daily from 10 cents LEY & OO., Aucts peticnt will be Feauired to pay for As =] mee ANY SPRING STYLES one dofter and ) something was not done for the alleviation | Woodend, formerly of Portamouth, Va. Seventh Street, suipical operation when performed, which SPRING STYLES i Jon. Since our Inst report the follow: of the n nerdy portion of the | Baltimore papers copy 1 ‘¢ always have on hand the wellknown makes M “ poe, “9 2 sad te mobo Keath oe “esia SS gee tg sels have arrived with cerorted det latter class of our citizens, many would be —uV0—__ of c. Philedol. - ‘i Savors, consigned lo Mecsre Taree kn compelled to leave the city or suffer want here DIED. 4-4 SHIRTING and 10-4 SHEETING, SEERA OE AES et ee eee + SEIbEEGrs, Boot, * . | ‘The defeat of the Radical party was absolutely 5 i PILLOW CASE COTTONS, EXCELLENT MINCE MEAT tn the 2 > kings of the river fi | party psolutely GOGGIN. Mrs, SARAH E., belovel wife of ILLES AND LANCASTER QUILTS ¢ sy og secre ee (Bucoessor to H. F. Lovnon & Oo.) Scbrs. Star, Landon, from Tangiers: American | MEC*S*ATy, OF Fise the nation’s proud prestige | Robert W- Gogsin, in the seb seer er nee oge, | _MARSE 8 AND L. QUILTS, N. W. BURCHELL. in the veater Eagle. Cheseidinr, ‘from St. Mary's: Trager, | of frredom and dignity wus gone, and negro | dapghter of Da Gardner Bene BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS AND TABLE Pood " give entir: CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY Hoops, from S.'Patrick’s Crovi Jone Gin | fom-ivation would destroy all the elements of | the funeral will take place from her Into res CLOTHS. feaa-tf Corner ith and F streets, Weteowhero: iy ie MERCHANT TAILOR tone, Lewis. from Accomac, and Thus st, | Conservatiom speaker called attention to be 5 bees . Bargains in TOWELS and HUOKABACK TOW- poe a Core, from St Mary “Sh | what be sald was a bamiisting facts that abou | Reet at3¢ Selatives of the famsly ate reoesteans = ELING by the yard. Pine, cppetite: Meee DAM: Pons | 1) 5. ane Metropolitan Hotel, (1ate Brown's.) Fret mac tion to the | ¥o-thirds of the legislation of Congress was in | invited to attend . NAPKINS OF ALLSIZES, and Seturday’ aker: No, 310 Punnsrivanta Ave; Wty __ Wo. 308 Poan. avence. Wastingten. usual hou eamers from | ly half of the blacks, while it rarely occurred | SBIBLDS. In thi fttagteibs morming of the | Bichardson & Sons and Dunbais Celebrated IRISH sfemens fucede . a pet. Och and whet ee Saeeeeerceneeerennnrans — tis whart ean yerere, te At Amy uLacuTe wRS proposed tor the ele Leth inst., Mrs. SABAH RHIELDS, aged Ss youre, LiNeas. mi - oth and . SBInY aD ORNAMENTAL SREDS. A: ' mer Wawiaset has bren put upon b- tion and general welfare of the white race. H Her funeral will take place at So'cleck Saturday Great reduction in White Flannel "my 0-ly an to aad weit ning time to Mount Vernon, Forts Was! bog rs vais Le cag rtm Deowemanieasheng p peeling PE Be Fears of her on eee, ‘Sicins colored At as very cheap. the ART OF DENTS IRGERY. — 00 2-6m Jarge stock of fine trees cheap Maes Remteecteee bee cents irom the erie | nics comstidation dpm at toteie henna | eee Be iiter friends and acquaintances are invited J. W. SELBY & 00. choice selection | (coy 1 RET CARESSES. 3 < Vines. fu lot cr saall_ quanti: a landings with fish and merchandise and some | for at the approaching zeeaicipal election, ELLIOTT, fi te a baal, thee’ anask b3-0tec) e? PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, sy conelating of F ae h fice, Alo Delaware, I Adirondac, P until further notice be repeated twic k cretury. Mr. Mockubee—the latter gentleman | BOWEN. On the loth lostant prin sutter- | &, ¥: BOYD, B. M. HILLMAN, ALEX. BoYD, er *s BY BUCOURBEAU. TENE | Get antag ag Sexth Street Whorf—Arrived—Stearaer Ex. | Coucinding by offering a series of resolutions, | po °}OSDPRCOe BOWBAM, in the 58d year of his ° B LLMAN & Co. CARESSES” is a reprodnction, is. ecunda, Victoria. Wilson's Albany, &c. Press, Capt. Nickel, trom Baltimore, with mer. | 1B Substance approving of the conservative | 122° OYD, HILLMAN & 00., lithography, of the orizin! P Carranta, Gooscherries. Baspberties. &c Shumbien aad gosseaneee | sland taken by Andrew Johnson, but regretting | “DANA. At Lewell. hucetts. on the uth | PRODUCE, FLOUR, GRAIN, AND GENERAL i i Shace Trees. Evergreens, Roser, Greea-Hoaso his f+ilure to enforce the appointment Ser TS WN} MMISSION MEROMANTS. . ——_-+—__ | eral “Thomas as Seretary ot Warne ens | instant, at noon BAMUBL LUTHER DANA. © | Agents footy rated Pittsburg Coat Oil. A Nosy C#ALLENGR.—By the advertisoment | thanks w Scuator Doolitde, How wg eens | DLL: D.. aged 73. $ at low rates elsewhere in our paper it will be seen that the | Blar, Px-Preaident Ploree eg eeOmery y fontgomery vunriLizens bows DUST POUDRETTE,&c ; fate museane ot Fa Regivient, General Hate | ther ‘arnwst eflorts in dhecktag the progres of Conser stexts, 5 CENTS, Detweon Sth and Tote ate Wenn ee drum corps of the United Stats for $1,000 and | d's mnee matting Of the Cae expediency BAUM’B = UROOP SKIRT Bejerspeee ;—Bank of Wi ANDREW J.JOTOR & 00., ; upwards. The challenge is addressed to the | Washington at on eatly day, Sey € rat ations Rent iiaks ‘Coy’ CARBIAGE MANUFACTURE €& Stacceckurctetspec ng ypenmstvania, and | ae tractutions Ww ead with aud then.a Factory, steel Sant gf yg Corte air wit't30"tan A pecially, who are called upon | motion to instruct the tary to call venne, ‘agent — Ls the natare oF Bae cane ei BON stated what a | Taveting for next Wednesday erening, and ‘ene $350 WEE POY AF CAR. i Fe een te evening. eae iG » Whether to make | d to get® speaker oceasion, was Dy a "3 Shs meat nos the Pent lc. 'Tf Gin former, | aopteds alter which, the Meeting Sijoutiey” fepant Can be en nt 184 atenaeg between | Law. ee Lesawoas ferees * —— Y 0-tf iron clad. We trust that the za ch will fens | HyMxnxtat.—A large party assembled tas SABDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. iron clad. We trust ‘hs i ouagn acs Laguna ot ao t sige AND FLOWS : Joun onary 2 00., wandering Bo ———— was handsomely decorm occasion, to onl market 5 Pol aksee iat art ycirtios | Ringe mene Che ase | Sinica teeta eee en pera pany Sheet tela cere . at ‘ellows’ Hal is perso: . rv. E. wood 8) rs. 5 . Dr. x Five anqualitied satniaction. “ie ix cerrainiy | Daily acted as groomeman and Mrs. Kenshaw | Pine WOOD AND WILLOW Warn, ssf the mother who eveane tS M TTA BO’ SALOON, ‘the greatest musical wonder of the age, and ex. | as biidesmaid. fslegtigns BRooMs, vor of the feats pat ENDER METROPOLITAN HALL, Cites the admiration and astonishment of ‘ali | Yesterday evening a bridal party assembled | Early York, pyle. which be d Panna. Avencey, wean lirn Sracer Wast, whosee him He performs every evening this at th: house of Rev. Dr. John ©. Smith, on New grees: 45 . TWINES, ait : ‘the GEORGE W. BAUER, Proprietor. \ week, and gives a matinee on Siturday after. | York avenue, when the Docior united in the | Extra bgert 4 Boon. bonds of matrimony Mr. Herman Bruggeman a5 OORDAGE, &c., ac. ay eres : Tue : : : pore aived, : . street, Rear Estate Sate—Mesers. Green & Wil- pias oan ee (A Cera 15 FULTON AND 202 FRONT srREpra, 5 : - Soe ata. Rams sold, ye-werviay afternoon, a two-story | WHo wawrs a room on the Avennel S. Cal- ere. ae . ' EXtTeict, Eeatnoraed ig Por avtacs sas | eseat muy ae tema won, mata gir]! RW TORR. venue, f. | apartment over his new 8) Penn. tg ” ~ an pp ti Sylvania avenue, between ith saa tein seam | aah g con No. 446 jaratite, WARD HEars. WILLIAM A.GRAY, aa /