Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1868, Page 4

‘ i | THE EVENING STAR. | LOCAL NBWS.5(() A German Mass Meeting. MR. JONN TL. PFAU FOR MAYOR. Lastevening » mass meeting of German citi- wens was held a: Temperance Hail, for the purpose of recommending Mr. Joha L. Pfau By shenared preventyail Germans” Wy eater wire Mesers. W. Ruck, Dr. Sea. tbe nerschmidt, L. Gassenheimer. C. Ragpert, B. Louman, eb, Dr. ‘ajor Behle, Dr Brieklet, Dr. Scholl, ‘Heim ct (Piret Ward.) A. BL. Keese, je uerdt. About 9 bce omy br ‘Mr. A. called the and pro- poeed Mr Chas. wanes tot enatventier bat he declined, saying that he would accept of no office in political assocsation, and wan’ pres ent more inthe ‘of a spectator. At the Suggestion of several persone, Mr. Schucking to serve, and the oganiztion was com- pleted by the selection of Mr. George Gandtz Chair explained that the ob- the meeting was for the allowing tbe -—~ ‘Ask the same privilege for themselves. ‘The Germans were, class, moral and law- abiding, but they di: want measures forced Uyra them whicn they did not and could not approve. They did not wish to dictate to others =i they should or should not do, but they ere opposed to all fanaticism apon the sub- jeer of temperance. He offered a resolution, earnestly recommending to the Repubhegn neminctens convention the name of John L. Pian as the candidate for the Mayoral Capt. Buehler explained to those who were Democrats that the only course they had was to urge his ndmination by the Republican con- vention. (Mr. F. Sebwidt urged that those presentsbouid see that liberal minded men Were placed on the ward tickets. Mr. H. Dic- ‘aid thet this was not a party meeting, batamace meeting of Germans, who should understand that they were a power in this land, and as long as they did not concentrate and exercise that power they could not select Miberal-minded men. Some one in the back of the room said thet Mr. Pfau was not well enough known in the city, and that Mayor ‘Wallach was the popular man among the Ger- mans, being himself of German descent, and Bis visite about ihe. city, all the talk he heard cwas about Mr. Wallach. Tesolution was adopted, and 3 motion to refer it toa commit- tee of seven for presentation to the Republican convention having been carried, the following pointed: Messrs. Berger, First Ward: a hler, Second: Mr. Engels, Third: Mr. Fourth: Meyer Beble, Fifth: Mr. Sixth; and L. Schmidt, Seventh. A one wes made that a committee of three be appointed to use their influence in the ward Republican meetings. to secure the selection of Pian delegnies, and carriet; but before the ap- pointment of the committee a running discu: sion took place. and many bring about to lea the appointment ef the wart comumitiecs was left to the committee previously appointed, and the meeting adjourzed. THEREGISTRATION tN TRE StxtTH Wann — The Judges of Election held their second day's session at Bellow’s Hall, in the Sixth ‘Ward, yesterday afternoon, taking the nanes of 604 persons—497 white and 197 color-d. ‘White majority 390, making with the majori°y of the previous day a total of 617 white mayor: - ty, ima total of 1,103 registered. The number Tegistered the first iwo days last year was 903 08 of whom were white and 24 colored. White majority 465. The Judges of Election ‘Were all present. The registration progressed very slowly until past six o'clock, when the Voters rallied, and as the hot closing ap- proached the clerk’s duties ihereased. At o’clock there was quite a crewd about the Jace, and to work off some of the number the ks were kept open unl 7.15 p. m. George Berreir, white, presented him: eaying that he had voted here for years, bav- ing ccme to this country when but 16 years ef age, but not having teen naturalized, Mr. Robbins refused to register him. Moses Smith, ® colored man. said to be over 112 years of ase, was brought to the place of registration in 9 carriage, and bis name was entered. Wm. Brogan, a marine, who has been in the service 13 years, had not been wralized, and was reused. One white your give his correct residence, owing to that be was tt home so little time, be ing a conductor on the city railroad, a neigh: por, however, honed himand his name “went down. R ashington, colore?. a¢ knowledged thar ed on the right side of 4th street, gomg down. General Bacon in- formed him that he wasin the wrong ward. vently ascertained that he should h street. and wns registered, Isaac eed tor having being He subs. ) ave raid <itown, colored, was challe een convicted of crime, and the judg: satisfied that he had served in the pen: refured bim In order to give the wor employed at Lincoln Rarrscks aa opportunity to register, most of them being dents of the werd, an order was issued yesterday that the ‘Werk cease st 2 0 clock. Ivsrzctiox Toca axp Viet to Mecst Verxox.—The United States steamer Ascut- ney, commended by Ensign D G. McRitchie, ‘which left here on the 24th with Admiral Smith on beard, returned on Thursday evening. The Ascutney stopped at the Norfolk Navy Yard, of which the Admiral made an official inspec- tion, and after going up the James river to Rich mend, preceeded from thence to Annapo- lis, when the Admiral visited the Naval school. On the trip down the boat stopped at Mount ‘Vernon, and after the Admiral had reached the wharf a frierd following him slipped, and catching him by the leg both fell in the water, but were secured without other damage thana wetting. ‘Yesterday a very pleasant excursion was to Mount Vernon by the Ascutney, when Ensign McRitchie had for his guests Secretaries ‘Welles and McCulloch, General Zeiler of the Marine Corps, Admiral’ Radford and Captain Patterson, and their families with a number of other notables. The party spent three hours or more st Mount Vernon. and also stopped short time at Fert Washington, reaching this eity about six o'clock. eos THE AxEnicaN MEDICAL AssoctaTion will meet in Carroll Hall, on Tuesday next, the 5th of May, st 11am. The session on that morn- ing will be opened, after their organization is effected, by 8 welcome address from Dr. Graf- ton Tyler, of Georgetown. after which will fol- low the inaugural address of the President, elect, Prof. Samuel! D. Gross, M. D., of Phila- delpbis. This Association is com ot per ‘Manent members and delegates el Teewlarly organized Medical Societies. Medical Colleges, Hospitals. Lunatic Asylums, and other permanently organized medical institu- roughont the United States, and from the American, Medical Society at Paris. The medical corps of the Army and Navy of the United States are also tuliy represented. The profession of the District have made extensive Srrengements for che reception. of this dis. ished body of visitors The gallery o' Carroll Hall wil be open to the public during the sittings ofthe Association. posresrsseaerey Smnious Accipgnt.— Yesterday. while Mr Henry Bradley. a carpenter, was at work o= the dwelling of Mr. Patrick Hickley, on Norta Guatten ateron between od sad ite ccs east, the scantling gave way. and he fell from the comb of the roof of the house to the ground, distance of about forty feet. By the full he jured a thumb, one of his toes, and his right wrist, badty. In falling he struck a piece of senffoldiog, whereby, it is thouzht by the pbysician, he injured himself internalty. Dr 5 ‘ord was calied on, and he took the sufferer to his home, Sth street eas:. near Vir- ginia avenue, im his carriage. where he dressed his wounds. He remained insensible antil the | afiernoon. ‘The doctor pronounces his case a ‘very serious one. ——-.——__ ‘Tux River Front, May 2.—Corter's Wharf. d—Schooner Alexander Massey, Capt. Bhzzard, for Georgetown, to load with coal for Philadeipnia. Fowler's Wharf—Arrived — Schooner Right Bower, Capt. —, from Boston, with ice tor the Washington and Georgetown Ice Compan’ Stath Street Wharf—Arrived-—Schooner David Corrie, Capt. Rufis Reed, from Portland, Con- necticut, with brown ‘stone “for Juvenal. Sailed—Steamer Express, Capt. Niekel, with freight and passengers, for the lower river and —— Aynicas METHODIST CoxrERENce. sare all made for the meeting of ference of the African M. FE. ‘on Monday Bishop Payne, on his way from is due at New York on Sunday morn- preparation: the General C which morning next. Euroy convenes Monday evening. Sasi ss Takons eater tat Ss ey yemain with bim until early Monday morning. ‘The Philadelphia delegation will leave that ey by the Sanday midnight wain in a body. ndred delegates are expected. to- day. The Natio thelr fret mine against the field at 4 o'clock p. m.. at their i= be and S streets. ‘The Richmond | Anniversary, to meet at Savannah, Ga. Votes | of thanks were tendered the | Dress for the impartial reports which bad been } tMade of the peonceuinge ef the meeting; to the Pardon Refused.—The application for the TEMPERED CLAY. apd Baltimore Company] 1,600 tons, | citizens of Washi: for the hospitality | pardon of Samuel Proctor, convicted in the ‘i r pel manatactared shipments, 250 tons; Borden Uompany—Re- | shown them during their stay here, and to th» | County Court of Alexandria county of grand | pphig, Machine | POE Tana eared by | ceipts, 1,68 tons; shipments, 676 tons, treet congregation for the use of | larceny, and sentenced to five years imprison- | 7. ;CMAGC: BABSHOR A in Balt timer. po er Run Over By 4 Coat Car —This r church: after which, the Institute ad- ‘been examined by Gov. Wells, and | advantages over all thar Brick Mac ‘on ne: | Morning, about 9 o'clock, a child about 3 years | journed sine Sarin of ite sropticity, and ie jens table te "get out | old, nauied James Fitzgerald, & son of Patrick of order t Machine now tn a Fitzgerald, who lives on Water street, between CoLorzD GENERAL Cow: ©. F. PERRIE, a. H. McPae SOM. aanek Biatos © 18, saty. ‘page To Yard" "Riahta, Market and Frederick streets, was run over by Monday the Conference of ierael, (Lateot ‘any other. 'BASSHOR & CO.. one of the coal cars of the Consolidation Odal M. E. Church of the United States, will con- 2 Ferric.) _MoPhorson S Petgas.n.» myl-2w FEES CRE... ‘iki ‘more. Md. sair chance was all the Republican’ par pty 2aiiie.;, White aS EAY desired. Edward Green, colored,_ belie Beane, te. per, qt; Gurn Meal, S13%asis0, | Wontn Kxowso—Catarm, like a Fever. itexpedient to increase the number of precincts. Ra. ore, humoral condition of ere te pnaeeeal the col change had necessary. places at the coming election were required in urder to give a fair chance to the voters; and a ballots ly. Mr. D. the establishment of other v present number (four) won! cent. if properly man! ) bere again Recrauoed et tent clerks, who were not able to write than seven or eight names an hour, as was the ‘of the day in the Secoud Ward inet year, the quadrupling of them would not accomplish the object. corweat come dren’s White Boots and Slippers just received, | resolution to pay the owe gard of the and nee! Let us sf with the present | Mr. Wm. Ballantyne has offered to the school 2 Wilson's, 502 7th street, Nader bad Fellows’ pareneor Rest oo e haath a . Fer number of Booths ces, And on the day of | which should produce the best spelling, a gold | Hall. | Sealy vary oe Glection go to the polis in soltd phalantes; Ac- | beéal. ‘The contest tock pbace able Sornin —$ 4 was referred to ihe Standing Committwe. termined to stand in unbroken columns anti) we vote, if it takes from daybreak to sandown. If the number of precincts was inereneed, te party would be bpm en eine Macfarland away as many of colored) regarded the en of voting places to six in each ward as 3 liam and of the enemy, the true secret of which was to relieve the white men from the neces. sity of mixing up with the colored onthe election day. knees Mr a8 ) Suppor sition to increase the number of voting places. G. Purvis (colo thonght the objections sion in voting could be obvi ment of active vigilance committees, to see that seed. Mr. Hill moved the appoutment of a ith streets; 7 nofraudulent ballots were deposited. Grai School—Samuel Brooks, Charles | £Y!vania avenue, between 4} and 6 Sent Gdaaulitice of three te leauize into the iy @tablished 1561. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails, » Day . Bastar ei inc ators rita Re | Stabe eres Prone Hob Tomore | EUSeeSans waren Sessaceuly | Bong Line Gearon bp Data Publicans, yet be believed in success at | Third “Dist aS emale G: Gi) ae ee weceamls appointed Mr. Hill on the part of this Board. saesp: folection’ Oa motion, the coms | Mary A. Beste Ticeie Belcan: ane Lecciey, | With ease immediately afer the operation. day night, at Woodw: egates to the Republi tion. Upon « m berson the ion Cam) journed, addressed the club. He believed that when the Registry books were again opened the whites would have a majority in the First and Second Wards, and in no ward would the white people be conquered by the negro. Mr. Dalton said in the Sixth Ward, 17 colored per- sons who were registered had’ given places of residence where there was not even a post, let alone a house, yet the judges decided that it made no difference if they could not tell where they lived so they lived in ths ward, and there- | fored registered them. He thongh' tne Sixth would take the banner away from the Fourth Ward this year. He thought the action of the Fourth Wi rd showed that the people were ter- ribl Mr. Mr. ee ical Club, This clab met last evening. The Chair (Mr. Jobn Collins.) snggested that the delegates should be active and doing all in their power | to ensure the success of the Anti-Radicai party, and some steps should be taken at once towards securing that end. Mr. Thomas Sutton.—“Mr. President, I move—." Mr. gentleman to orde Sutton resumed his seat, Mr. R. W. Fenwick Central Anti-R: 44th infantry, lead by Wagner. The remains 1a, | ‘tom iurther consideralion of the petition | Tom Suiton.—=No, never, Tbe d—~ait we do. | ‘were juvered at Glenswocds whisre the © wre oe tes APY, ALETEUAS | Fy Wins tng emiton BF Ris Tbave been living here 4# years and d—ad if | of the Order were conducted vy Chaplain F. | Pearet ner impose? on bim for alleged violation of lw: any nig can conquer me.” [Laughter.) The | §. Grant. The relatives and friengs ef the family are re- | committee not discharged. Mr. Newman, irom | Chair called the gentleman to order. Mr. Naeger ee. im earnest, and the Radi utton.—«We can beat the nigger, that’s it. Daiton thought the white people were going into this tning to win. bi 1t should not be op account of any neg! He hoped every man in every ward would sacrifice his personal feelings and support the nominee of the party. some of the Registration Board objected to registering soldiers, Let them dare refuse to register them, and the would see that the soldiers were allowed to vote. Soldiers had a perfect right to vote here, and again interru) order. Mr. should be regist them they bad a perfect rij vote here and vote in their States too. Mr. J. ¥. Hodgson said that had been tried some years ago, when Mr. A. C. Richards was running st Mr. Dixon tor Collector. Mr. Richards ‘wanted to have the Government clerks, vote but it was not allowed. The names and resi- dence of all clerks who voted here in June would be taken and sent to their respective States so they would mot be allowed to vote there too, 8s no man could vote in two places. Mr. Dalton said a majority of the Board of Registration had voted that no man should be within a year t. Mr. J.F. ofa case which b where a negro was and refused by the clothes were chan| but made his ap) arance and tered him. agsin refus The n other place within a year. sxid National Tumorosicat IwstiteTe.—The resolutions under consideration at the time our report closed adopted, and a fail list of Poiiicers of the Insti- that was for the pur} | ders as they had asked Acjourned. yesterday tute (the same who served the current year were pominal upanimousl¥. On motion of Rev. Mr. Gard- ner. of Boston, it was body adjourn it be to meet in New York the current month, subject to the call of the exec- ‘W. Hague, D. D.; J. W. Parker, D. D.. and A. D. Gillette, D. D., were | appointed a committee to confer with the How- ard University. Rev. John Kimball, superin- tendent of colored schools of the District of Co- lumbia, spoke at some length on the condition btive committee. Kevs. of his sebools, and compared them in point of jency and respectability white schools. He was invited to attend the New York anniversary, when the subject ‘would be taken up and debatedat length, Revs. eftici: LA. Komery county, Md. on Thursday, the 1st day BRICKS!! eral coal companies for the week ending to D. Fulton, Sampson White, | of October, at twelve o'clock m. Rev. J. BRICK st | day on Company—Receipts, 1,795 J. W. Parker and L.R. Perry were appointed | Pugh and Elder W. W. Williamson were LG THE tons; shipment 1,104 tons; y's docks—Re- delegates to the American Baptist Missionary | pointed delegates to the General Assembly to SERGEANT ceipis, 4170 tons; shipments, «470 tons. “Cum. Grimes, J. Church, will also meet in Church next week, and the ureh nex! a reneral Baptist Convention will Bapus Church next week. Second Ward Republican Club. A meeting of the Second Ward Republican 3, 2ppearing at te poll So peace — neither horses nor mules, and had intelligence enongh to cast their M. Kelsey joseph Brooks (col- the endorsement of the revolgtion the First Ward Club, and bel! aoe mnnbe ot 7aing Powe sticent. vublicams fail last year to poll by three hundred, they .) By the increase of precincts, the blicans would put a halter around their (On motion of Edward Ambush, colored, it was agreed that the Republicans of the Sec- ond Ward sesembie in mass meeting Wedues- 's Hall, to appoint det- Nominating Conyen- Un_ motion of Sidney Macfariand, col- ored, the Executive Committee were authorized to have one thousand copies of the constitution and by-laws printed for the use of the members, appoint em additional mem- pga Committee, making the whole number iwenty-five, Edward Ambush occupied the jloor for some time as to the du ties of the committeemen, and the indifferent manuet_in which some’ persons discharged them. The motion was adopted. Mr. T. Fo@t offered a resolution, w mously adopted, “That it was inexpedient at the forthcoming election to nominate or elect any one who is known to have been in the year opposed to granting a new charter, or in iavor of placing the city under commissioners, thereby nullifying manhood sutfrage.”” He is vot a delegate. Mr, —+—_. Fae on Tea tn ae AP Hla. Mise | English, from Committer of Ways aud Mean-, FUNERAL. erday the funeral of the | MARY ob. DALY, pesmi of James Dy Ay Eionees Mepis = allowing rt seg one ge, Ni eqmiescat in ector ¢ it op his account jor taxes ones ook Haack ince, Leen, u Now | Tenet, Reauee a a Pere: aro peapecttally invited | on property ‘purchased by bins are He understood that wed, and was again called to ‘enwick said the Radicals were foing to the Government — and tellin appened in the Fourth resemted for ‘registration d. He was followed to Church's lumber yard on the Island where his Mr. Bowen regis- r. Datlton said one of the leading vestions asked by the Hoard in the Sixth ‘ord was if the applicant had yoted at any se of excluding sol- Centre Market To-day. CITY ITEM ITEMS. Gratien PaaS BORING Th Sti 7h ‘Tue Lancet + wangery of Spring Goods it at the office of Devi ek Oost Sit Penna. avenue. Gente can find coere onyening tnt cee be found on Broadway, N.’ ——_s——_ MR. Jonny Want, Watchmaker, has com- menced business for himself, at 284 7th s vetween L and MM, weleve ple Sinay fr friends find him, with a ‘full assortment of W1 Clocks, Jewelry, &c. Pes od oF ALDERMEN.—A communication recommend): teout Sore nue sone ven pine ‘ot was referred tothe Board se thergpnn — Teer: trom in 2119 the reaulation pascod on Bors Surrs All Colors, All S:ytes, A. Saks & Co.'s, 517 Seventh street, * Between Ps. ave. and D street. Boys Surrs! All Sizes. At Soe a ¥.—Opral. Betts, Jet Setts, Cat S'oei getter Ont Carban Studs and Buttons, Silver ‘Castors, Spoons, and Forks, ‘oblets, received this morning, at Prigg’s One Boia de Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pa. avenue, acar nuts, 23¢." Tealutty We. pet Ib; Hickory Nuts, 75¢. prok; Walnute d0e,jyHoney, We; Oranges, < bushel: Point awe; ase tere Bheiled, $1: Se as Corn. by ear, $ per bbl.: Onts, “d6e.a81_ per site be blood: therefore, snuff and solutions are pow- erless to Femove it, Tt ‘The success of Dr. Ken- Cure for Catarrh’ lies in the fact that it femoral the ‘blood, gives tone and vitality to the system, while the ulcerated membrane is cleansed and healed by soothing applications, For sale by all Druggists. —_.-—_ Pe ADoLry Bur proprietor of the ‘at Mattes’ ¥ eevee where the sad ac- cident appenett by the explosion efa shell, on ‘Wednesday last, (mentioned in the Stak of Thursday,) returns his sincere. thanks to Drs. | 00 Ham) Thompcon and Ford, of this city, and Mr. Soom th and to allow a ff the interest of the proposed debt; Scott, of the American House, and the Sisters | P97 of 1 rest of the proposed debt; which 1 Charity at He jital, for their aid sh nisduear Dies wouncn men, and their haem two bee waynery Careny py, mang Created fone Drenme im Baving themPToP~ | ‘¢\1) On the committrehaving iD ‘charge the eub- = —_—_— of & connection wiih the London and May Batt! May BALL !!—Misses’ and Chil- shire Railruad; which was passed. had no fear; for bat if th slow, iucompe- people bi D Pra aise ‘per pes ANet ee 5 es $1.50 per Pek —Baneh Fish, #0c.; Haddock, te. us Halibut. 2c Lobsters, 1c. per’ Ib.; cata 253500. per pair; Herrmg, 5c. per doz.: Crabs, $e. per bunch. at the same Spelling in the Public Schools. For.the purpose of encouraging the practice of correct orthography in the public schools, the enemy, (Con- and Messrs. Rhees, henson, of the Board of test was to write two hundred corautebictetl froin fies teat books. ale pupils Mex’s, Yovrns’ awp Boys’ READY-MADE CLOTHING, all kinds, styles, and sizes, and choice selection of samples to make up to order in the best style. All teed lower resolution relieving oy ymcnt of fines im) by for transacting business Teferred to the gt tee me Bact Trustees. contrary 10 law, was Standing Comuitice, ' Mr. Bygrenes ofthe num- | from each of the grammar schools baving teen | than the lowest elsewhere, and full satisfaction itthewe, in accordance with instructions, of- selected to compete for the prize, as follows: guaranteed every purchaser. fered & resolution instruct the ir to First District.—Female Grammar School— Noan WALKER & Co., SPU security for the ere ties of the late Kittie Snyder, Emma Swallow. Hattie Gove, 4 368 Penn’a ave., bet. 6th and 7th sts. ‘ax Collector, as set in the report Geran Oliphant, Eile Brag, Mary MoGill Maie Grammar School—J. Clokey, A. A. Lipscomb, W. D. Drinkard, FH Singleton, J. W, Milburn, J. D. Doyle. tke Recarder; “which was passed. Aresolution in tayor of John Givens aud Al- prabekerns ee} For Conwe ir other complaints of the fect. | exander Giles. allowing’ tbem to tap the Uor- the propo- visit Dr. White’s rooms, Pennsylvania totes, TA\ion sewer so as to drain the cellars of their about confu- Second District—Female Grammar School— virrss Becween ytd 6a ouses, Was referred to Mr. Newman. A reso- by the appoint- | Kate Wise, Julia Moran, Tenie Sloan, Jennie | pp ware, Surgeon Uhiropodist, 4 Pean- | [ton to pay the claim of W.T. Duvall was _ may King, Amanda East. Male Bresolution to pay certain claims for the ox- penses of the Fire Department was pases. itt Fesolution for the repair of the Upper Toad was pessed. The resolution erates the Committee betore Congress to ask that body to grapt power to the Corporation of George- town to subscribe $200,000 to the Loudon and Hempshire Railroad connection was returned from the lower Board with an amendment striking out $200,000 and inserting $300.00, which was concurred in. Council resolution in relation to taking such action as may be ne- cessary to cause the authorities of Washington city to rebuild the K street bridge over Rock Creek, in accordance with their agreement to keep up & bridge at that point Council resolution to pay chai Quilian, Jos, B. Wells and J. passed. Adjourned. Coumon Councit.— Mr. English prove: & the petition of Alired Lre, asking a Teduc’’on of the sosessment of his property for improve- ment of Monroe street; and asking remission of fines, imposed on him for aileged viol law in relation to vehicles; bota of which were referred. Mr. Collins, from Claims Commii- tee, reported Pesolution ty pay claim ot W. T. Duvall; pessed. Mr. Edmonson, from Com- mittee on Fire Compantes and Fire Ene ‘was. laid on tbs | July Goodrich, feaaie, Browne, Masian Price, | HOUre from & a. m. to p. m. Maile Grammar & rancis Davies, W. F. Stromberger, C. M. Barrick. Only three boys from this school. Fourth District.—Female Grammar Scbool— Ella Dunn, Mollie Bowen, Anna Ragan, Juha Lane, Alice Cooksey, Lizzie Riley. Male Grammar School—W. A. Dutton, Wiilie John- son, Jas. C. Sayers, Fred G. Stowell, Joseph Stephenson, Eddie Taber. From the length of time required to make an analysis ot the spelling exercises, the decision probably will not be made until next week. iaabdomelaes ‘Trost Strers SHav consigned to the care of Major Watt, received trom Capt. Miller's Fishery, ‘show that the finest and smartest fish pe forces the felicity of falling into the hands such worthy gentlemen as those operating at that fishery, and make a rush to their seimes The couple of fine shad received from Capt. Stackpole, of the steamer Arrow, (plying to Mount Vernon,) indicate that the Mount Vernon fisheries are patronized by some very able-bodied fish. oe Ee ane Wonentr or Dewons.—The Y. ©. F. Society advertise : lecture at Carroll Hall to-morrow state sear A FULL Live of Spring and Sammer Cloth- ing opening at Smith's, 460 Seventh street, op- posite Post 5 Lapres, try the choicest Perfume in the world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembies the odor of = rare and delicate boguet of flowers, and in this respect is uari few drops will leave its peculiar and delighs: ful fragrance upon the handkerehief for many hours. —_ « -__ Wrarrine Parme for sale. Apply at the Star Office. feet cre Teo PrRsons wishing to subscribe for Taz Stam Who reside on Capitol Hill and theNavy Yard, will please leave their orders at No. Capitol street, between 4th and 5th. Jour Coaarna. Agent ch Was unani- past ad. MARRIE FIELD—YOUNG., On the 2th of Ap:il, he Rex. Thomas Addison: ¢ FIELD. U.S. Army. to MINNA, ter of Dr. Noble Young, of this city. In Georgetown, on Sth atthe residence of the brie’ | asked to be discbarged from curther consid evening, by Rev. Edward T, MeNerhany, on Reed. ROBERTS BTE- | tion of the petitous of theofficers and men of: “Angel Worship and Demon Worship,” or 0 Georgetown Fire Department, asking an in spiritualism. ‘The lecturer will present Cath- cr pay; committee discharged. Mr. olic views on the subject. The proceeds ot Hevanem tigralacerl ini oaeintecet allowing | John Given and Alexander Giles to © Bridge strcet, to tap & water main; passed. Mr. the lecture are to be devoted to the very char- DIED. stable puxpose of educating poor cbildven, Ball.—I call ghe brother, ( to sttend her funéral from the residence of her | tay Lales Metrop father, corner of Vermont avenne and L street, on Saturday, 24 instant, at 40’clock p. verett House,) and was attended by passed. Mr. Lodge, No. 15, with the band of the English. from Grievance Committe esked to be discharged oli specttully invited to atte her funeral from the dence of her éauyhter#Mrs. Clinton Talbert's Tetreet south, between 11th and 12th streets afternoon at 3 o'clock. timore Sun eae copy-1 te ant, at 10 o'clock, a. {Barna Gonelly. aged 2 y "The friends of the family ato requested to atte d the foneral. from her late residence, 374 L. street, between 6th aud 7th streets, on to morrow, (Sun- day,) at 2 o'clock p.m. t WAGGONER. On the Ist of afay. at 1:90 EMMA LESLIE, only child of Henry E.and ! Waggoner, a Onr darlin, ein gone, Her epirit itheth fea Where sorrows they are never known, And tears are never shed. Bhe was her parents’ only joy, pill upocence and love: Committee on Fire Cempanies and Fire En- gines, reported an ordinance amen the ordi- nance establishing the Georgetown Fire Dep srt- ment, £0 as to dispen.e with the Chief, who now receives §250 per annum, and whose datie are devolved upon the foreman. who will receive £20 per annum instead of $10) per annum, as at present; also, to dispense with six extramen al $50 ver annum each. The smount of reductions emoraced in the amendatory ordi- nance will save the Corporation $ij0 per "4° | annum. On motion of Mr. Collins, consi tion of the bill was postponed one week, order to give member. toimfiorm themselves as to its me avon of the Street Commissioner in reterence to street improvements, &c.. to Committee on Streets, Aidermen’s resolution appointiag Messrs. George Hill, of tbe Aldermen, and Berjamir Darby, of the Common Council, Fresn Fisn.—The supply at Johnson's Whart this morning, was mnch heavier than atany time during the past week or two. About 100,(00 berring and from 10,00 to 15,000 sbad were recei , and readily disposed of in large quantities, at 86.50 toS? per thousand for herring, and trom $5.50 to $10 per hundred for shad. Rock fish are scarce, without regular quotations. ian agenee jicals well knew it Turven OVvER.—Gassowa Cheer alias Harry Hall, who wos arrested by Lieut. Johnson y; terday, for the larceny of o horse, had a hear- ing before Major Richards, who turned him over to the Maryland authorities. if they failed gence mera aes PAINTINGS.—Messrs. Cooper & Latimer will commence a sale next Thursday of a valuable collection of oi] paintings, many of them being f to take her J original pieces by Hamilton, and other artists frei with Him abo additional members on the committee having le of this country | of well-known celebrity. charge the subject of a railroad connection ot Georgetown with the Loudon and Ham Railroad, was passed. Aldermen’s resolntior imstrre the Committee before Congress to ask of that body a grant of power for the Cor- poration of Georgetown to subscribe $200,000 for the proposed connection with the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad, pnd to assess a tax on the property of the town to pay the same, was, on motion of Mr. Darby, amended by striking On. $Ar.,000 and inserding S300, and passed. for six months @ | Socrmin's retin eS nanan to oe ability of the ‘ax Collector, and a settlement of OHS. BAUM, MANUFACTURER, the same on the basis recommended by the 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, betwoen 7th and 6th | Recorder, who is authorized to accept security reets. ior the same, was passed. Adjourned. Manxer To-Day.—Beef, best cuts, ie: next ess hire THE COURTS. Equity Covet, Jwige Olin.—To-day, the following business was done: Bauman agt Jones et al.; order injunclional provided rule. Eliott et al. agt. Frizzie et al; order for com- missiener to proenre infant's answer. Schafer agt. Washington City Orphan Asylnm, and Scbneider agt. same; orders appointing W. F Mattingly guardian ad litem. Middleton agt. Berry et al : order for trustee to sell. Allmon agt. Huntley; order of leave to defendant to withdraw motion to dissolve injunction. Lar ner agt. Larner; order leave to complainant to amend petitions, aud order relating to testi- mony applicable to issues to stand. ORPHAN's Count, Judge Purceil.—The will of the late OC. W. Farley, bequeathing his es- Mr. Tom Sutton itd © MY PATRONS AND LADIES IN GEN- imported one ieek of FRENOH Go sadies tocall atiny Estab fovtte atl lishment, where they will, also And different styles of SRA ES. ‘the intest. novelty tm HOOP BE, the latest hovelty im Tanufactured of the very best materiale, end hot to be surpassed by any one. Skirte war ight to register an. apis-tf Neary meats Bank of Washington. (Yo THE Lavixs. other Place | tate to hie wife, and nominating her as excen- nee ian aa aD perch. 25c. per fodgson 4} trix, was filed and fully proven. The will of RSET. to wich we favite your neh: Apples, per peck: Irish pota- Lorlisa Warren, bequeathing to her son-in- law, Isaiah Pindell, of Boston, in trust for ber daughters, bedding to her grandson, and nomi- nating her danghter Caroline Pindell, execu- trix, was filed. Susan G. Walker was appoin'- ed spardinn of the orphans of Wm. Walker; bond, @2,400: James W. Somers, to orphans of John W. Ellis; bond, $6,000. lease examine our | toes, ck; lettuce, 3a5e. per bunch: SETS: warranted | canbage “sprouts, 50s. per peck; pitnach, 9. per peck: kale, 25¢. per peck; onions, 5 + bunch; oranges, 3\'a60c. per dozen: femons, 30. per dozen: rhubarb, GaSe. a bunch; radishes, We. per bunch. ‘Tue Rite oy CoxrimMatron will besolemn- ized to-morrow (Sunday) evening in Christ Church, ats o'clock, by the Rt. Rey. W. R Whittingham, Bishop of the Lnocese of Mary- land, ‘The Rey. Dr. ©. H. Hall, of the Chureb of the Epiphany, Washington city, will preach, and a large class will, it is anticipated, present itself for confirmation. Ficntrc.—Richard Johnson, Jos. Paul, and Wm. Smith, were before Justice Buckey yes- terday, to answer for making an exhibition of va will wren ak 18 lite “AN AnD “Coker: thee Worket, also, the Boston yaHoUL ben he was brought back for Ladies ext day he again ALEXANDRIA ITExs.—The Journal of this morning says Steomer Cynthia arrived yesterday morning from Piscataway, Md., bringing up lour_hozs- heads of leaf tobacco, consigned to J. Town- send,merclant, of this place, and ten passen- rs. W. A. & G. R. R.—This road will hereafter, Gator HALL. CLOTHING FOB MEN AND Boys. ALL NEW GOODS, SPRING STOCK Lary a ever Lowel manufactured from mate- Spe through, the Fecent depression tu ne low Mr. W. E. Brown question no Where ‘wore ¢meaded and | tll further notice, ran trains of carson Sun’ | tgiee’ They erin prices | their pugilistic abilities, ‘The former two were Gay between this city and Washington at the | than previous to fined 1.02 each, and the latter $2.3. he past year) for | same hours of departare as are observed during IP WALLACH, Maacuants’ Exonanox.—The following 29 at 446 Pi corner 43, street. A LE—A lot of GOOD CLOVER HAY, ine F Pern a ‘at Moant Olivet Cemetery.” ‘and chosen | the week. Resigned.—Officer C. O Sipple has resigned, not being able to take the “iron clad.” He ‘was virilant and capable. ‘The Gazette of last evening has the following items Rappahannock Presiytrry.—Rev. ton, Moderator. sales were made on ‘Change this morning :— 1,500 bushels of red wheat at $3. ) bushels of wheat at $3.15, and 400 bushels of corn at $1.12. FLOUR.—The inspections of flour, as report- ed by J. D. Robinson, Flour Inspector, are as follows :—City Mills, all grades—12,35¢ bbis.; Ca that when the oH Bal ry Oyster Bar 56" Pent JeW, Lup- Present, Ministers J. T. Left- BD PIANOS. wal—§,060) bbis.; total, 12,315 bbls. wich, A. D. Pollock, John W. Pugh, E. H. gece: HABD Pi Drover’s Rest.—The following sales were mpsion, R. 1. MeMurrany Elders, G- W. 50 .and upwards on ; emall amont made yesterday at Drover's Rest:—21 head of weson, Hamilton n= iy. cattle at $6a810.2 T 100 Ibs. gross; 500 shi son, Jobn Baker, F. L. 1. Moore, Joseph D. Tal- Iso, ORGANS and MENSGHS Be ELLIS at 85a8 per 100 Ibe! gross ‘20 Iambs at ‘siasioe to any of the | lass, and B.G. D. Moxley. It was resolved 306 Pennsylvania avenue per head; cows and calves, $35a865. thet the next meeting of the Presbytery be held Mew leoe ‘Recuirts AND SHIPMENTS OF COAL. —The at Rockville and Bethesda churches in Mont- following sepnceante Bs asians, of the sev- ‘meet iu the city of Baltimore in May next; and Rev. A. M. Hersley. and Elder 0. L. Braden alternates. BRICK MACHINE. BRICKS MADE ET berland ‘300 tons; ship- ments, Od tone. Dentral ypany—Recei pts, i550 ons, shipments, 2.716 tons; Hampeire members of the FHIS MAGHINE ARE OF ny, by which its right leg was broken Snd badly incerated. ‘Fhe child ‘was standing GF PERRIE & CO., DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO, the Jonn Wesley St the 19th street pete cuBIOS. , above the ug 7 MZ, KING # 80M, King Pace, | taken to ltshome on, Water stfeet. ‘The child opis _Gorner Vermont sve. end 16th st. | was put under the influence of chlaroform, and Ssrats. stooa the amputation remarkably well. AnD CALIFOBNIA WINES AND BRANDIES, OF NINTH AND f &TREETS. PABRERB & MAONIOHOLS GENERAL PAINTING ESTABLISHMEN1, 69 La, svenue, Dotqeen ‘Oth and 7th streets, SPRine AXED Mieco GooDs. cling suite; ines. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. — ee ALWAYS omar: MEW AND DESIB- i just received from yw York auction sales aie LO@RD BI Taetae A ane TRINGRS. | | &: our cel KID GLOVER at 1 3 per ptr. in ail the m t fashionable shades. Cal ° and ap 27-00" © i Oy fobair Obecks: Feeey eae etic tare * ‘orl i ie. at inens. Parasols. A! — ©. ©. Oonneliy ars reepecttally wv Joapect the stotk "B through pale * Sin” 8s TEPHENS & CO (Late of Wall, Ste 310 PENNSYLVANIA avesce, Between 9th and lth sirests, MEBCHANT TAILORS STRING CLOTHS, Cassim ayy NEW \CESTINGS. JUST RRCEIVED” WOOD AND OOAL. | wooo BD COAL. If you want the very best WOOD and COAG St the lowest price, go to cotton root Ticki ey oe king, borne Table Linens Sage mock of Onaalesors ond cues? me ow —= rz my pe er esis BENJAMIN MILLER. Ss. =< Y BOS Bei Beets, Stoner. 8. P. BROWN & SOR, Foszitcs Baving enlarged my Ware Rooms. ry gives we to me increased facilities, T beg lea offer to the public my large and well, selected stock of mi URNITURE, ‘SulTS FOR FOR ee oRS sirr: RRP DENING. BOOMS, ae. ting abate of Bese alae public patronage id a ak he A ee - Bud Fine Assortment of LOU: ifs. Ia soliciting can only ay ee STEAMBOAT LINES. Barsrot LINE BETWEEN BEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL rr pe STAENTON, NEW, BEDFORD. CAPE COD. nod gee iba ry orth. “ied rs BRISTOL ané Soar #0 North River foot puis abel mirestraigeintny York, Ais p.m. m. aes ing with st teal arriving in ned raases st. Ferry, New $zcepted, connect ‘istol at 4) «Caine from thbt city ‘ion bj Providence and Worcester or Bos’ in New ¥: "ptm H.O. BRIGGS, Gon’! Manager. a NEW “BeTw Ek LINE ANDSIA. WASHIKGTO NEW YOR eS aRORGETOWD OLD LINE. BEGULAR SAILING DAYS, FROM GEOiGELOWN, FRIDAY, AT 12 M. FROM NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AT 12 M. For freight, apply to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, 63 Water street Penge nu. mapemes & t wh “JAMES BAND, Freight received wnat parte of the =. with de Ament, mm, D. 0. SRiexandria, Agent, street "New York. mea EE wil ray fengar es 5 Reg rc rLineor Unsbay, ‘and Alexap are, y at the office of ‘the fork avepue and THOMPSON Pree’t. RAILROADS, Fon’ war oragyon go0rR OF ANNAPO- [OTION. ‘Sve at 6:00 ani 7:90 8. m., and at 2:00 and 4:3 FO! ‘Leave at 8:00 8 m. and 4:30 and FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. Leave daily. except Saturday & m. 4:30 and8:45 ‘Washington ide day ses well es 2 et the ue ade to check baggage st iS General Ticket sa aes GEO: 8 ROONTE: Agrat, W. Taare LINE EBT WEED WASHINGTOB ILADELPHIA AND NEW Y' WasHineTon, Jan. 6, 1807. between run as follows, viz: On NEW TORE. withoutchange of care laily (except Bandas) at 8:00 = FOR wing me ple ents: Leave ¢atiy excet erie ms FON sieaae, = Pa to Ebietephia. Now York, ot had at the 00} ocko-tf GEO. 8. ® M. WILLIAN, IMPORTER OF PARTSIAN FANCY GOODS, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, 4nd % ite Treviss, Paris, peur ‘urpassed =p kat resses and Mantillas made to order. raers for Goods trem Paris taken mh%-ly PABIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. THE LATRST NOVELTY OF THE Day. desirable and pleasant route to the White for that point cam make direct connec Btate tiene ‘and Tickets secured at office ea Pier STEAMSHIP, TUOMS GIBSON, je ‘and Sunday, at's: 21. Sonnecting from Baltimore & Ivenia avenue, where arrangements can be Ft x st hotels or private resi ‘Washington and New York are Bw. 128 Leave for New York and Philsdelphiast 7:90 » ‘on EKPING CARS for New York on 1:0 p.m WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, ™ ANTHRACITE aTB BITUMINOUS COAL, LIME, CEMENT. STONE, SLATE, &c. a ee on tant. pas bt sor. and F. and ot oor Ninth great, Soc of Seventh street mh 18-tf T HOS. BIFFLE. ohn pe Ria INGRAIN CARP! SEVENTH STREFT. SPRING STOCK, JUST OPENED ar MARKRITER’S, No. 4%6........ SEVENTH STREBT.......No. 456 © Doon: azove Op Fetiows’ Bai. in time to connect PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, NAILS, BINGS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &ec. Embraced in the above will be found the largest — PAPER HANGINGS im the District. cents to 84 per are made a from 18 piece. Fos -0 price, Y OVAL PICTURE FR¢ MES, beantifal vart yomestic Square Fro to 925. embract 25 of Card Frames. Foreign and Frames on band and made to order WINDOW SHADES, 3 to i, ir; in size from rix to nin De. g iar ges sin, a ‘Orders for Pas a and Window Shades punctnally executed: tu city or country: joed Goods at eat remunerative prices Any order not satistactorily Biled will be cer- reid OE RMS CASH 3 MARERITES, No. 486 SEVENTH STREET, Between D any E Srarers, & Doors above Odd Fellows’ Ball. OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS. AND OURTAINS. and complete stock cf the above goods ean te bs and at No. 369 Seve Persons in wan’ Sp2-im" Fnsrrone CARPETS, 2.00 ble for pi tate Lsile Hooch, from Mat isp 2st] cE w* rane CG RR PARLOR cy i isane Saeed rent on Setave, PAROS. Dr makers. Fae eee Ctravar se rerenicrstion of N* 1BaY MACKEREL. of be zt retatl tase greta Be sae Sackeal itte ‘etch coast lowest rn jobbing Fcssrrvee, FURNITURE, Now selling at greatly reduced price for cash to reduce stock. JOHN Q. WILLSON p15-Im_ _ southeast corner 9th and D streets G. ALFRED HALL & ©O PLUMBEES, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, 498 NINTH STREET, NEAB PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. mb 10 (Firwt establin'ved im 1858.) Joux GBAY 200., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Poecurivania Gveses: whore steueuensets atte AND WILLOW Ware made to check baggage st hetele and private rai > " 8R00 Fs ween Waskinnion Baltimore As" TWINES, ot , Master of Transportation OCORDAGE, &c., &¢ 16 FULTON AND 202 FRONT STREETS, NEW YORK. be 445 ‘RD BEATS. WILLIAM A GEA Mernorourrar BOWLING SALOO% DEB METBOPOLITAN BALL rin, AVENUE, Nran 11 ‘STREET avenged W. BAUR — +.