Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1868, Page 4

Letters from the People. Mn. Epiros:—Haye we not here @ municipal law, or rather a police order, to prevent the blocking up of the aisles in places of amuse- ment! 4f so, why is it notenforced? My at- tention was called to it Iately, at one of our Promiaent theatres, by the thought of what Would the audience do in case of dre, or any other panic. T. ‘TRE Tounwawent AND Pro Nic to come off ' FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. GEORGETOWN. on Wednesday, the 7th, at Temallytown, D.C. | — ras will bean elegant affair, unless the weather | There was a marked abstement of the mon- as in Gubeeeal own. aagnie be saptopitos rin ae apo fine | etary stringency of the last — daysian New piesareuen nears a Tiding, and ai jon w among the a’- t and ifficulty was ex- r Soc factions. It is for tbe benefit of the new Gata. | OTK OR Saturday, and no y ARY Socuepy—The anniversary of this ienced in borrowing at the legal rate in | ty was celebrated yesterday abernoon at SEE Ghsich at nmi place aod we tre wi bo | Fertonced tn borrowing ot ibe tat rate in | iy ens crasbraued yocerday afernaon. St surplus of tands — = —— seven ed — an immense concourse of Poor ceat., and towards the close large amou bath schouls attached to qe various TeureRance Mattess.—Yesterday after | Were tendered at three Per cent. to ths prig- | churches im town were present by invitation, — ps serge gp es pot the | cipal deuers in Government securities with- | and adam ere made by Kev. Mr. Shaler rthern Market, ool House, t t {fords conclusive ev- | of Pe ev. Messrs. Ta nd 3 and at night at Temperance Hall, where weft, | 08 fndingtakers. Thie affor o' ylvania, Rev. Messrs. Taylor © idence of the artificial character of the recent | Cauley, of Grotertowe acd Joke ©. Har Grecren, Mi voeates of the cause delivered ad- | stringency, and shows that the efloris of the | sees Eng’ & ‘Washington, aad the exerct TIN The Breach of Promise Case BYENING STAR. | 0. Seeeestercn Se | * Of Leins for breach of promise, Rca Eichel, sith Infantry, testified that the soldiers LOCAL NEWS, Were in the habit of king liberties with «Big oe ‘Leiz,” the complainant, at the garden, and hai Levy Court. doue so three or four times; met wemen from ‘The mgular mee:ng of the Levy Conrt of | Hooker's Division at Beyers’. Courad Weber the cornty of Washingion was held in the | ‘tified that he anes the bones of Mezese oc Chamber of the Board of Aldermen to-day. | December sth, ping Logynon a Mir. Magrader in the chair. and Messrs. Tho, | &4e, and it was ‘4 S. P. Brown, G. H. Plant, a. R- .C. H. Nichols and ©. R. ‘Bel Sy lage oem dy fo A coe t, pres- | ""Tnis morning the case was resumed, when r Lit: ta ‘thathe was preseat when the The Chair Jaid before the court a communi- | ©, bet i Mission. in Was & few additional | terms. de. address € a Sshington, B.C Epiror STar:—Will you allow me to cor- Teet a statement in your Saturday's issue, that the public school teachers had received their Ray fer the months of August and September! ‘bey were only paid for the month of August, ‘cross ar. Figtcgnth street. next te " CHUBCH. se ede: MATIBEWS bear combination to make money scarce have | closed with singing by the children, D DY. TEACHER OF GUITAR and 1 must let a liltle of my wrath boil over in : 1 | nee ck house lodged Ca ‘ — Piala Accompaniments t Songs, ML r alleged detrothal took piace; they had all been | the columme ph Pcs sone, ‘that they have so Pensowdr.—Thomas J. Fisher, Esq , lag o —_ eet marie aggllirs pong Sueak Tae ns —Business on the canal whar 3 hea a aon ] cation +N Sagent, calling attention to the | Grinking: all fanny; be took it 1a tun: it wes Much difficalty in obtaining their pay. For a | the firm of J ©. McGuire & Od. arrived’ in | ore than four mil afternosa; and this of | 420% ly At A stand-stili, in consequence Basket beck henna neceting to uid peyer testified Gane Renae snus Braden- | teacher who has worked hard all the month to | town last evening, and was weleomed todsp ban! Saturday = of the en Trmoved, according 10 orders; rs arrival of boats. There have been by -hosts of old friends among the business | {rif will contribute largely to restore eave. | Do arrivals since haturder, Antes eee - Bat it is obviously in the power of the bears here this morning state tha: a ht break ae nae ee ae ee to renew the ined whenever they choose, al- | occurred on Priday at the head of the uiue-inele . ME POLICE.—To-, though not to the same extent as we have | jevel, to repair w the Water was ueces- mapeteie i cen in paying the core’ | just witnessed. The banks will doubtless en. sarily drawn off. The tepaire cre ateocon Fatien’s proportion for one month’s pay to the | Cesvor to sustain therate of interest at six and | pieted, and boats are expected this evening or ‘Metropolitam police. T te that he was a soldier, was in Teferted. Eaitor going to Beyer’s; nugged and kissed Also, a communication from Mr. Mattincly, Lizzie, perbaps fifty times Took two girls qin attention to the claim of Mrr. C. A. Tal- | froma bawdy bones to Beyer's, hisve nici Pett ier laud used in the new eat road (across | where they wefe from, add he’ sud Hooves the Fastera Branch) claim, ordered, on motion Diviston; drank everything, beer, wine, ot Mr. Plant, to be paid. het ht ds Wika tebee Dave seen, T tight, and daneing with mollify & school of #1-ty unraly pupils, to have to wait at the City Hall from 9 im the moraing until | o'clock ip the afternoon, and in the ead be told she is motto receive her money, must certainly be very provoking. To be deprived of the only: holiday a teacher has during the E " oD. Studies wil be resumed i this Inetitet! Monaay, September 7th. 155. ee Feturne of the national banks are practically | Of late on account Of the propored abolition of ithe ave seamed, James | tual 'apaiaay anata tiisseaisussany | Frveamens witge be labs wick wying yertraay evening, {ittroms | {2 cMPewrd of for another three months. Tor | formed the greater number of passengers g statement of the associated banks of New York + nt of the grocery store of Mr. S.J. | for the week ending Saturday refiects the re. | lation bave lately left there = —s street, aud was so unfortn- | cent monetary spuem im the varions changes | With @ view of settling in Washington aa. pate as to break one of his arms in two places. | waich it hows. (The deposits have decreased | Vic'nity. ‘The necessary surgical assistance was ren- 49.157, the legal teuders $3,347.129 and tne | TSMPERANCE MEETING.—A large and en- = dered by Dr Mu: id the Little fellow was 19.07 sed | thusiastic meeting was held yesterday after- ry be rverebeaag loans | SU718. 6. The specie has decreased c the School Commissioners, in answer to a reso- | iiperties with had her in his lap, bad Jution i a expenditure be! orn: aa put bis around her, saw persons pull ber tioned by Congress, recommending the follow. | Pir jane a ing expenditures:— First District, whtte school | them"! 84 she would get up and ei Rouse and ground: = nema corny ao, 2 $275— total, $475. coat ict, white, (im- Tug Potomac Froyr.—This morning the colored, Swe_loval, $10). | stemer Columbia, Captain, Marper, from Bal. Z ress — eet ae — tumore, with passengers and merchandize was fener, furniture, and imptovemen: S240, 1 owe, ‘xand: ised! condi improvement to present houwn S10 colired id up to Alexandria ins disabled a there’s reat to pay, or a widowed mother to help. Jt 1s my opinion a wacher works quite &s hard, if not harder, in geiding Ber pay than she does in earning it, aud I think it ought not be so. Why cannot some a tbe made for teachers to receive their pay in wheir respective districts at the end of each month, without having to wait four or five ‘hours. like contrabands at a soup-house,or soldiers to receive their rations! r Seven per cent. as tong as they can, but this | PONorrow morning. pawn Week, or a good f it, ts something to be —~ in ly interfere with the course Washing and Toltion. per annum, Also, one from her once both fell over chairs. Heard Mrs. | Mought of ects tend. colt nor maiiting fo be a Will mot necessarily interfer Tae AyvEDUcT FERRY.—The patronage of Batrenss Bee, Qi es Payee Eo eengllt el ig heretlncioenit een leg : et eee canes et cin alt longer for her ealaryr and’ Lean Goeetoe kee ABEZAmDRIA I7Hus.—The Gacetie of Satar- | ‘idze YH the ooh ee te eee ane BAY | the Aqueduct terry bas waterialty decrees yee . ee t ¢ 0 Gearge - : Aiso, one of the President and Secretary of Somme ‘tne partion, and tohaving temsinnich: there might be cases of real suffering where day evening has the following tteme Lizae, Lg ome 0 ie circulauom has increased | Poon in ‘he market howse, and addresses were e ng. $104,035. mrdeby Mr. Wm. G. Finney, Rev. Mr. Gon- rovement to how-e,) $100—tot-1, | Pane stam tng Potomac, At the Potomac | [hear it has aleays been. the case to walt 20, County Court.—The October quarterly term Se eet salves, and others, \. speedily. Teaching i “noble day next. ill be com- : 4 . a sot 0 pr font bcwen aaa cokaraieey Liver and intermediate landings, bringing with | Caiting™ ama de mot teachers bring their best | poeed of Suative Lewis McKenzie, P. Jana | WA8KTmaeox, Oct. 5, 185%.—Jay Uoone & | Hi & plasterer, George Thompson. a trengih et body and mind to the task, and pend years in fitting themselves for their vocatior? Why then degrade them to the level of common sireet diggers, and, like tuem, oblice them to stand in a body neirly all day. ft house, lot, furniture, fencing, &c,) $2,000 pp a ee RN een gp tr a present house. S20t- total, Soa Broeement to | steamer Hi Livingston, Gaptain Wilson, af. present house. $200—total, $200. S:veath Dis- | tive last myght at Berry’s wharf, bringing ae gy me agin = fencing,) $5?5: | with her a large number of eaueas anare colored, (new double house for joint use of Lees: Sixth and Seventh Districts, for “hacing ‘and | 2uentty of freight. Captain Stackpole, of the v barber, took offenc one another on Bri ee eT rennet and Yolin | O>. Samson Ws Slbewing qeotanions of Gor. | Sear Sam senate mt one nein a _sies Sommers. ae ee of aim eens aoonenine F They went to work in earnest, bat Officer Chesapeabe is said to indicate an early winter. | Five Twenties, 1802 ee a 12% 13 ice Buckey, who and then, perhaps, sot like them, recerye their Second Bioom.—Some of the apple and plumb | Five Twenties, 1864....... 110, 119K ed them $150 each fe D) “bow! steamer Arrow, made the usual trip to Mount " a Bea : Rar f 50 each for fighting. A bowie Sie cte, Referred to Cena! oe rand foal, | Vernon <his morning, carrying down, consid. | P2¥:,but be put off for a month or two! Ab! | trees in this locality are now bi meee the | Rive z ee 10,000. _Keterred to Commitiee on Schools, “mh Afraid there is something the matter ot the second time this year. Five Twenties, San. & Juiy, 65.0105, 10s ife was tound on the person of ( dead-lock yet, tha: it is a little rusty, or some- ering the weather, quite a number of pleasure ind for that he was fined $5.50. Served Ake: one from Mr Callan, Fre sarer, stating | seekers. Other river matiane will be trend Pardon Refused —Gov. Wells has refused ie | Five Twenties, Jan, & July, ‘67182 loo . that he received siace July inst 2.57.6, mak- | appendrd: thing, a - aupimnce toe the pardon of W. E. Meade, of Five Twenties, Sant & July, 68.109 10935 pin Tight, , What was a barter dome wine $4,158.68. 2 + $100.69; | tan, for Hawre-de-Grace, ight. S : < r a vagrant, was arres! yesterday by Officer Teferred. Carter's Wharf.—Arrived—Schurs. Ameri tend ts oad om eet ae . Tee Saoetye £37, 67--208% | Myles and seat tothe workhouse by Justice Also, trom the Register of Wills. account for | Paul, fram Spesutia Island, with | pacer Hecate g CiTY ITEMS. 24 5.205. In & Sy, "68.109 | Rockey. Pooks of the Orphans’ Court; and commanica- | for Wilson _&. Brown: Peaneylvanis, Sisk, PPY - par 5. 864. "en Forties, fion tn relation to the procarement of suitable | from Pi iladelphia, 200 tons coal for Win rooms for the Orpbans’ Court. The fitet was | 2 ; Spleae, Macaiehs trea ‘ Feferred to Committee on Finance and the | §piitand;Travis Sj eT: OUT ON PRoBATioN.—Rosa McGuire wes Le Iatier to Messrs. Shepherd, Brown, and Nich. | Erowns’) “1 Ly Kens Valley coal for W. E. Emrtor Svan :—By this morning's Chronicle yesterday found drunk by officer Mastin and Tnotice that on last Mohéay night a bill was 10% Gold... FIRST OF THE SRASON.—Harvey & Co., 269 3 Pa. avenue, between 9th and Loth streets; has | *20%In&Ty, "65-1085 and taken before Justice Buckey, who was ~ aren introduced in the lower board of the Councils 4 just received two barrels of genuine Tuan a about to commit her to the workhouse, but PAWNBROKERS. ols, spr cial committee, ee, Whavf.—Arrived—Schurs. Goldtinch, | “#7#™1Ng permission to George W. Hopkins | Haven Bay oysters, with a fine assortment of [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph. Rosa exhibited such signs of penitence, and . Also, petition from residents of First School | yee! 4 “ ‘Onrey, | 224 John S. Hopkins to keep enclosed a por- District, calling attention to a destitate nay SB eaten pe re iegg pad and s=king that they be placed on the pension | Soe ee ee all; Pashion. Levin; Poc: Bi +] Macon Ureeks, Balst Marsh, St. Jeromes, and | Lewis Johnson & Uo. quotestocks and bonds | made such solemn Promise of good behavior in tion of P street.” Allow me to call the atten- 3 Morris Coves. Served in every style. in home and foreign markets as follows future, that Justice B. released her with ar 3 | tor of property-holders of the city, and espe- ——_e—__ New Yorx, Oct 5.—First Board—U. S.6’s | admonition of thepenalty of a Tepetition of the Hist of the county; and the Court passed such | [0Ke: Crowder: Marcellaine, Trader; Thomas | cially of the First Ward, to tals Gontemplered Bors’ Scuoo. Surrs, 1£31, coupon, ‘113%; 6.20°s, 1582, coupons, 11: 2; | offence. %, eer , Crowley: Ann Magia, Bye Sees oremble, | action. A great nuisance in the shape ofc Boys’ Dress Suits, 164, coupon, 110% 71865, eoupons, 110%; 1 Tux Two Manve.—On Saturday night Mary | PRES" yy o r- Alto, petition of Trustees of Howard Univer. | Pilie; riewtal, Grave pana Havens Lewis, | brick-yard and kiln, standing and locxted on A large variety, CoUPOB. Rew, lim i; 6.20's, 156, coupon, 108%; | Johnson and Mary Gant, both colored, under- | on Gold and tiiver stiches, . Jewelry sity, in Telation tothe taxing of certain build. } a eau an favens. Lewis; | Massachusetie avenue and Pctreet, and cer, At A. Sake & Oo.’s, 527 Seventh street, 10.40%, coupons, 104%; Pacifle Mail, 115; Ohio | took to invest their weekly pay in whisky. and | Gold ané Silver Plate” noe, Fornitars, Ladies! ings on the University grounds; referred. PoentOee Tor aa ee ad with oysters aud | sain property om Sith street, has been enbrnrg and Mee. Oert pone; Maripost.s; Atiantic | were succeeding very well, when Officer Green | 824 Gentlemen's Wearips Apparel, an! Also, certificates from second precinct poliee Seay Jane, Foxwell, from Havre-deGrag, | (78 number of years, much te the detriment —. GENTLEMEN'S WALKING Coats, $10) and $19; cme none; Canton, 45; Cumberland, 2; W. | intertered and arrested them. Mary Johnson. ig; We eee TOR eee sults of Virginia | U. Telegraph, 4}; Quicksilver, 22; Boston | by some means or other, disproved the charges and North Carolina Gassimere for $19 and $20; | Water Power, 1 W. +3 Ocntral, 1304; Erie azninst herself, but Mary Gant was committed Fail Overcoate, $7, $1), 812, and $15, some ver 48%; do. preferred, 69; Hudson, 131, ex; ling | to the workhouse. neat ones; Heavy Overeoats, $10 to $10; and all | 95%; Michigan Central, 11=\: Michigan Sou MeRcuants’ EXCHANGE.—Nothing was dons articles for a guntioman’s wardrobe. at George | erm, &}; Illinois Central, 14; ¥; Cleveland ard | on Gnanes this ‘morning save the offering of ©. Henning’s One Price Store, No. 511 7th street. | Pittsburg, 66%; Northwest, £7: do. preferred. 1,200 bushels red wheat, without any sales, ——o—__ “0 sj Oleveland and Toledo, 101%: Rock Island, | After our report closed oa Saturday 1,500 bush. Gorse! Gomme! Gonesi—Faster than the | 1; Fert Wayne, none, Alton & Terra dante, | Ss prime Fed wheat sold at $2.55%° &uctioneer’s hammer cks down merchan. | none: Toledo ‘abash, none; Adams 3 dise, neglect disposes of the teeth. Bid, there. | Wells, Fargo & Oo. Exp., 30; American Ex. | N®EDED RErares.—Workmen are engag that J. W. Orrig is entitled to a portion of two . so. . : ‘fines 28 informer: referred. ‘with 135 tons coal for ©. Magruder; Pinta, . Bell, from Baltimore, with lumber for N. B Mr. Brown presented petition for the erec- Fugit: Ocean, Shannon, trom Hayvre-de-Grace. tien of 8 school-bouse in the Third School Dis- | with id2 tons coal for SG. Magruder, Wapinn; triet; reterred to Commissioners of Schools. Henry, Smith, from Salisbury, with lamer for Mr. Plant (Improvements Committe) re- | market. Ported. recommending that the treasurer cettle | "Fowler's Wharf—Atrived—Schrs, Lapwing, the claim of the tr of the Metropolis View | Rollins, with wood for Freemap. aaeeeray A crediting the taxes with the claim: | ses’ Wia.—Arrived ia the stream, shrs. adopted. Also, plats of the survey of the 5th | Balestine, Burnett, from Yeogomico, with’ erod and (rb lines of the District boundary. Also, | for market; Belle Hooper, Gardner, tion, of property-holders in'that section of the city, im preventing parties from settling in tM@&t fin: portion of the Metropolis. Now, that progress of the city demands that this nuisance should give way to improvements, the parties interested desire that a law be passed allowing them to keep enclosed astreet (from 20th to 21st street) which has been kept heretofore en- closed, in violation of law, out of which clay has been dug, in some parts several feet below the grade, and which it 1s she duty of the re. Mercha- of Ql description atl iT Sud sold Urs am es BARTLETT STABLISHED 1552, BUSES CMPLSEE® between 4h and ty need i 7 Highest edvances made. " . this morning in repairing the street lamp= on Me fore, for that prize of lite, a perfect set, by Press, £¢\; United States Express, 49%; Mer- asked further time on the consideration of the | Yeocomico, with wood for market: Kats, Real, | *Pective authorities to cause the filling up of | brushing them regularly with Sozodent.” ” | chants’ Onion, 23%; Onleago & Alton, none: Bridge street. Pasties Lor opening of Woodley Laneroad. | Star, Siackelford; Satah, Lavina’ Merion: peneree fo et arte ee on Give” has now take ince | isdalnoyr’ Bone Market strong. "oid, i heer, ahs ier Roe! dace | See Ceune, sation, all "wit" wood, tr | ProMarg, Namal BA of, the SY wit and | .seaxnrwe'e Greg" pas now taken he piace | $SigziWon Was referred to the committee. Berry's Wharf —Artived—Schr. Union, Stew- Bir. Brown (Appeals) reported in tavor of an | art, trom Matias Point, with ‘wood for Jock mereea toe Sersment of Jeremiah Mat- | market: andschr. Regulons, Freer, from Boyd's Sec agteed to. Hole, with wood for market. Dr. Nichols, (Schools,) reported in favor of Sizth-strect Wharf.—Arrived—Schr. Daniel the Tecommendations of the School | Holmes, ———, from Mew York, with bay for the Government. . ts and kiln remain on public streets, Itis hoped | °! #!! Cements and Mucilages. that the bill introduced will never pass the lower board, as a similar, still more dangerous one was defeated in the Board of Aldermen Jast spring by a decisive vote. Respecifully. ‘Caas. Evert. —— Georgetown Advertisements. pe Doctor J. H. THompsom Bas REMOVED his FE BENTO Te Hou gfice and ‘residence irom the Furst Ward 5 0.206 Bridge street, a. aesachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and o gence late Geo. Pos, jr. Fourteenth strestsy ieacdlstely tat cr ha | bouyane: Buseaion tale Middling Uplands, | Tyemodern {mprovemente—furnace: gaeand water teenth street. Office hours before 1a. m., and | 1%: Orleans, 114. trees, shrubbery, &. Apply at No sii" street. ne 28 Bw" Pr Commissioners in relation to exp=nding the $10,000 appropriated by Congress: agreed to. pst from 4to7 p.m. Hours of attendance at the | | LONDON. 1:20p. m. ‘Women’s Hospital, from 1to 2p. m. every gre eS PORE s mie 5 . 0,3 210 p, m.— oy- day, Sandays excepted. a03{ | SevaerOu Io bs Cotton t ups. Hear Y®, Prorre, anv Listen To Tue | leans, li x. Cur wir 4 Razor.—John Wesley Johnson, a colored — was severely cut with a razor, in the left arm, on Saturday night last, by another colored boy, named Andrew Topham, —_s—_—_ ‘hepherd, (Fipance Committee.) re- AT A SPECIAL MageTine ot the Board of Visitors of the Government Hospital for the iguous thereto ot the Howard | Insane, held in the office of the Surgeon Gene- University from taxation. and this shall not EBay. Ly Derr. CHEAP SAN, Dz. SS SMOOTHING AND Wvop, oI He was held, it is etated, by Henry Jamas, —— Ct tbete Pydot and Chief Ofice, G street whart, W ral of the Army, ou the morning of October 34, - J » DY ¥ ’ | Voice or Wispom.—Those in want of Gents’ Js pronounced by all who have seen it tobe the | ©. STORRS See ered foc ennd wach may bave been sold | isi, the following resolutions were unani: | iso colored, while the wound was Inilicted rnishing Goods, at low prices, Baltimore Steck Market, Te. = ra . 2 00., corner 18th and F, Wash- ——- for a and merely,to the buildings | mously ado} roi Topham made good his escape, but the police pia Mn Onicrwan | Speyer ba Dest domestic use ever invented, new in and play grounds; Whereas God, in bis providence, has removed Also. resolution transmitting the name of | from us by death our much esteemed aud Thomas Blarden tothe President of the United | highly expected associate, the Rey. Phisvas Dy Siates,as the nominee of the Court for the ap- | Gurley, D. D.. who has been aumento Pee adapten roswe Of the House of Correc- | Board from the ante of it: original organiza. arrested James, who was taken to the police station, when, upon searching his persou, a razor was found, tor carrying which he was fined #20 by Justice Thompson, and, in addi- tion, required to give bail for court to answer between D and E, where you will find a splen- did assortment twenty per cent. cheaper than 4! in any similar establishment in the city. His | asked: do. coupon. old, Motto is, “A quick penny is better than aslow | Carolina 6's, 665; bid. dollar.” Remem a Sons Drinciple, and besutitul in design. G's, old, inscribed, 46 bid, 4> It will do the work of four common irons. with bid. 40 asked; do. 1x7, x | gpe-thled the fuel, regatres noboider: never sa» 53} bid, Stasked: Norih | thee! Sno o ritan ‘®aveuue, between lh th street~ sorner Bridge and High. G. uy other irom: will pay for : viseat” and fuel in three months. ~ " x ber the place—4% Seventh Any one dissatisfied may retorn them within ILLIAM GUINAND, = bon: adopted [OB in 1°55, and our presiding officer for the | the charge of participating in the assault npon f Street, large plate-giass frofit, six doors below onemonth after purchase Gel get their money on, DEALER IN Mr. Piaat, (Improvements Committes,) re- | last nine years; therefore Johnson. The wounded boy was conveyed to | E'stract “No ore toe 99.1. ve baci AL, WOOD, LIME, CE! ported certain bills which were ordered to be Reve'ved, That im the death of the Rey. Doetor | Dis home in Chestuut alley, setween 14th and Paid. et entral Office. No. 31 Lonteten ‘sireets weet. Branc street east and B street south Gurley, the hospital has lost a warm and x Shepherd said that he understood that | judicious friend. a wise and prudent tora, {orney of the Court Rad abandoned the | sellor, and 2 faithfal and eificient olfiect, $R5t of ihe Court aeainst the tornpike compa- | whose disinterested and ever-ready devarion, Bid eats ime the Court had taken a de- | for so many years, to the welfare of the baller, il that these | ing insane, it becomes us all to remember and in an impas- | imitate. Resolved, That we deeply feel the loss of an 15ta streets and P and (2, where Dr. Lo: dressed the wound, which he pronou not of @ yery serious character, thouzh had it been a trifle deeper it might have penetratad & main artery and caused him to bleed to death. The difficulty occurred at the festival now being given by the colored soldiers at the corner of R and 11th streets, Poe os See bonyant: eat For ale at the perteres, gormer of arvenne ~ ° scarce; ing Uplands 27 cents. Flour dul and 2d street. by RIE, nt for Uonns, &0.— Dr. White, Surgeon Ohiropodist, | and quotations now enn Moward Street Super | Maryland, District of Columbia, an Alexandria of twelve years’ practical experience in the | Stud 40 Extra, 29.50ast do. Family, a. United Biaies and Canadas, an established at ‘Mills Super, s775as~95: do Ex. | S27 Agents wanted. soot 424 Penosylvania avenue, Washington, D. C., ‘Family. 8: & Western , OTICE TO BUILDERS. a fines isi, removes Corns, Bunions, Had Niuls oe toe oe N cuinitiek akon pa itechines ¢., and suceesstully treats iseases of tie Pe si e undersigned takes pleasure in informing his without pein or inconvenience to the for high grades; good to prime red, #2.40a : : UST BEOGEIY Corn firm; white $1.22a31.24; do. yellow, | friends and the public generally that p has opens EP ESY atient, The shoe can be worn with ease im- . OF fh 3 Ce ‘an establishment for the sale of first class mana STs pe employed to push | earnest, wise, and experienced associate, and : Piedintely after tre operation: ‘Rerecs to the gags firm at 75a80 cents. Rye “ . mA AN ELEGANT STOO! o provement: is subject jelieate duties of ard, and that nip wodge, "Lodeo. No) | $8M¢8 of ether responsible persons who pa- " ’arm: Pork:30.50. 1 ; ender sGgnsideration and employ additional Fiduals, we deeply lement the loss of & since | Paid « sraternal visit to Mcehanic~ Lodge, No. ellie Meare < mo than tron 6 Po —s Sides eer POTkiR2020; Ba Door and Wisdow ¥remee, em rackets, | the lets Ports # comuael If necessary: agreed to, emi sed easel, upright and trae man, and | 4. of “Virginia, at Alexandria. ‘The sicamer | (gp ay. No ents tor comtelintne at Gaiee 134 a4; hams, 2a2? Lard, 204.) °°" | Slate and Wooden Mantels, Stair Mail, Balusters, | et "ates ‘The Court adjourned, mest useful fellow-eitizen. Atrow, Capt. Thomas Stackpole, was eagaed slif made at resid@hces from 6 tos p.m. " Lard, 205 SS RE * pS Salm Resolved, That we express to the stricken wife | for the occasion, and leit "hal lag oi Picadas ag Canenirsncine nia yes fae manufacturers be is prepared, to furnish at <b ort D MAETLAND HAMS so B Pr ere opened | 884 children of our lamented companion th» | O'clock with the members of the lodge, nu Prick List of Gents’ Furnishing Goods at New York Grain Market Ye-day. ial orders of every character. H Seger Cured. and of best qnallty ‘ Orxsixc oF Brive. opesals were opened | sincere sorrow we feel on account ef their ead bering ninety persons, accompanied by a the ORIGINAL Fran's, 494 Seventh street, be- | Nw Yorm, Oct. 5.—Flour steady for low this District for WELCH'S NE’ WHEAT FAMILY Flock. “$m the Mayor's office to-day by Commissioners | tUitavement, and Oe © them | Soe cores: Om arriving in Alexandria they \f tect a and i areola Coed Whe Shirts, Sia | Erraces, and Neavy for others. Spring Wheat Zearehe {role aafein saying that any such OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE, geuuine Humber, of the First Ward. sad Plamsill, of | Sur anited and heart hit corto ‘Were met at the wharf by the members of Me. | tween D an White Shirts, $2882.50; geod Und. steady: winter favors buyers. Corn dull, and | **rusted tobi a iNoeee WHITE HONEY. (in the comb) beteen F saree sorte mend Bech greet west | "Resolved, Eat & copy Of these resolutions, } chanics’ Logs, 2 were etcoried eg Tees; ut | shirts and Drawers, sic:, 25¢, amd sl, A Noi | a shade lower, Builder's Emporium, corner Uith and C sts W YORE AND Pallabecr! or. | between F street north and Peunsylyania ave- signed on behalf of the Board by the Presi principal streets were escoried to the lod fine Merino Shirts ‘and’ Drawers, 81.50, €1. —e—___ oe ti-ien 1 Washineton. Dv. : D PHILADELPHIA BUT. Zins: and Yor greding and graveling Sth street | .09 secretary of this meeting, be fucaisnen ny es Coane mnctete wade by Deputy | o54 Gotten Socks, 10, US, 9 andes teas hes Wall Street To-day. Q NTHONY FREER. OLOGNA sAUSAGE. L | “ene! from G street soweh co 1 pina avesee, the family of the late Docior Gurley, and to | Grand Chancellor Henry ©. G. Ha mat, ot | english Half-Hose, 85 aud $900 per dozen; | New Youre, Oct. 8. Stocks steady, Money A _ LOTOMAC SHAD AND HERRING. i gt rap eae glk yard, ang as | the clty papers for Publication, Bee Dank at ee BUI ree an! | cood Paper Collars, three bores for 95 coma! | ext" Per cont. Sterling Exchange, <> FRENCH STEAM SCOURER, Rien | zee ee ¢ eipeeaoes Soe axis nairman. bers of Mrcnsnies Lodge: after which, Depnty | White Handkerchiefs, 15,20,and 25 cents: Linen | Gold. "40 5.20°s, 1802, 12%. “lostu's coupon Fifth street east trom G street south to Vir- y AND AGENT FOR THE G. ©. Hartman instilled the ollficers of Me- Collars, Cuff Ties, Bows, Toilet Articles, ete., | 44, North Uarolina 6's, 67. peediareehsit i : : A New CHAPEL T0 BE BUILT aT Brtwut- | chanics’ Lodge. Atan early hour on Sunday Virginia 6's, ex- 1 : ber the piace--ti i : STATEN ISLAND(N.Y.) DYEING ESTABLISH. gibia ayeuue —Jeremiah Baldwin, grading, Seheknlar Prices. Remember the place—4% | coupon, S34. Tennessee 6's, ex-coupon, {OR PICKLING— F Winks Wise AN? CINER VINEGAR- u Seventh street, large plate-glass front, six doors | asked: do. new 66 y. MEST, —_ ORS, Bo. Dome ta ee eed eoare SS ke ee en ee the enerey of Oe Devere craea Serene er below Estreet. No branch stores. 9,9)1: al ceoaearperes © rere Ketablished 1319. FoE 2EESERY > Aes fe O26. il Chapel at Brightwood. 1). U., was torn | the energy of . rele —_2—___. =e —- All grades of SUGAR. | grading, 1% graveling, 10. Morris Marphy, | Rows bythe Govesment and ths bricks weet Utd Dominion PAY increasing im te 1 Waar wanes your Bait so beautifal? Mrs. Tee RE TREMTAL, CouvaNT ion NEW PARISIAN PROCESS, GEREN GINGER, | Beer ine, Eating, le. | Johs A. Foss & | inthe construction of Fort Stevens, which was | Old Dominion. 5 A. Allan's Lmproved (new style) Hair Re- | Seer pepo ene ee eae By which T em enabled to cleag all garments : pelt Go. grading, 15; graveling, 10. pandrew S2\t8- | built on the site. ‘The authoriues promised to s STON ; o | Storer or Dressing, (ir one bottle.) Price One | ¥\4" city on Wednesday next. As the repres heat peing taken apart: spote taken out with | |... Corner Fou son, grading. li: gravelipg, 9 a.rieis Cul ay for the materials, but the congregation | | THe Wasutworox Gass Maxvractenixe | YOmr ° Every druggist selie it co | enrative Of one of the lacgest aad most infiiee, | om cueanimeyine whale. Grease eps rem . Ped: Grading. 114; graveling, 6. Denais and | fave not up to this lime received one wut from | Courant. This company orgauiaed the pre-- envative of ox Def tare eae most infiuen- | efectually. “Ofice, m pee | Wis, Firicher, grading, Ee graven nn Ax: | the Government. The residents in’ that | ent year, Aes. 5 Bs Calin poeta aden | _Punsous wishing i ulecrine tir Tun Gran al Oon vention will naturally comoneg as 7 s?REET. —N0-400 F STRE? PORE RTOUE SLANE, B.S. pale pt nape a; eraveliug Cg ag or ge eet dl ee ge abttm pe ese ockhold, | who reside on Captiol Hilland the Navy Lean A high degree the attention of the Gabha Tie | Nella dems re actecered — ie. fe iy + i. »: ¢] 2 yar mm subs iz toc! old- : 5 , eT 7 D. Roach, grading, 15. graveling, 12. papel So aatet a sees OF ne | ee Works construcied | Will please leave their orders at No. 18 Basi | following figures, taken from “Schem's A The ed a New GRUCERY STORER. on ¥ | xin gTERNTH MEDICAL SESSION—1s6%. G street south, from 4th to vik street enst— | HOPthe wlationinay site wee nae aay night | eFs.) is having the necessary of Nand Capitol street, between 4th and 5th. icon Ecclesiastical Almanac for l-bs," show the ite all my customers and the puvlir Jeremiah Baldwin, erading, 5 conte: gray following Building Committee was appornten strects, within. a few hundred. yard. Jouw Coocrws. Agent. | rank of the Episcopal Ohurch among the Pro, FY tend selling for very «mal fling, 12 cents. Henry Wood, 9X for gradin Alex. R. Shepherd, Chairman: Enos Ray, | of Kock Creek. The building is of trame, but metantly on hand a as testant denomipations, in point of membership. FRESH TEAS. COPrRES. ots Cot r] ig ss s_ iege Building, Corner Tenth and E streets, Veling, Lk. Jame> Fitzpatrick, grading, 1 a. Ww. there is @ very large quantity of masoury at the close of the year 1-67 4 PIC ES. SUGARS A.B. and 0, GRANULATED. - Sraveling. 6. Unaries Sucwar's 1s for weave Aitred Hay, Arenvould WIG, ang J Genie] Stern te ane Be ere een OF Sareea So SEE Methodist Episcopal Church 114,703 | & PO} oR gareed Camel CLTY OF WASHINGTON. araveling, i. Morris Murphy, greding, | Chesney. ip ‘constructing the ovens and other works. | , ANLERSON DAY. Pe wate ity: Out. | Baptists oe HO. ~06 ee SS} > ila graveling.%. John A. Foos & Uo., grading, Ths Rew chapel is designed to bea neat and} The company expect to receive the most | GiB ly the Rev, Dr. Smith, EDWARD JAN" | Nethodis : PORT WINE. for. iuvalide, Graveling, 1h, “Williaa Cpinnen” £tading. 17; | tasteful structure, and will be erected on thay| Of the‘material {cllex), from, Cumberinet LINE E. DAY, of Washington City. Disciples. BS of all kinds: Dessicated | | ‘The Regular Course of Lectures will commence graveling, 11. William Blake, grading, 10, | site of Fort Stevens, and thus the locality. | by way of the Chesapeake and Ohio Gaual. {Philadelphia papers please copy.) * ‘Latheran: STARCH. BERMUDA AR | October ist, and terminate the following March. graveling, 44 Patrick Collonade, grading, | Sich a little more than fon years ago was | eud will be ready in about three months to Congregatio) ki Dies | Lectures will be delivered daily, commonci: atelna, te Nerties Ticats SANE: 18: | ie ccene of cambict will. ngnin teaaen Wow | ecramience operstions in summbtactetine Mtoe: Qld-School Presb; Cumbcmnary Yo thic Tastee tan ete tne be gtaveling, 12 Andrew McKenney, grading. 15; | ing praises of Him whos: mission | gl , (amp shades, bottles, &c.,) and in DIED. Episcopalians jomary in Bee ite for ~~} graveling, WX. Dennis sad Peter McNamara, was “peace on earth.” The site, on the | this they will be able to use up all the broken ‘WILLIAMS. On Sunday, the 4th instant, at 5 ‘hey occupy, t » the city gtading, 10: graveling, 4. heights on 7th street road, is ‘beautiful | glass now valueless and thrown away. It is glock ». m. ADA, .. infant daughter of Walter | eighth place in point of population, but they BES 5 aad Fenet casas between F sirect | 58d picturesque, and commends a fine | expected tat the company will wesinctays | Bo meaCins Ys itis eae rank much higher in other respects. In 1-0 FACULTY: n reaiae aevicania aveuue—Dentel | View of the’ cly Aud the surroddding | wiscow gleat, ald cary on ine businersia ai TAYLOR. At Poughkeepsie, New York, October | Sccording to the official census, they held the NOBLE YOUNG. M_D., Professor of Principles eee Cae, Scant. Thomas K. Foot, | country. The Government ought, in justice, | its branches. Se Pate mented ameces yours. | sixth place with regard Ba oll seme eat and Practice of Medicis Georal Reus Sree ee inc mathew G. Laughlin. grading, | fo reuubarse the ya for & portion, at Mage Fred a * pb 2 ‘and Magical Ethics. 32. Williom Fletcher, grading, 16. Hugh Sp ae CoNsOLIDATION OF BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. lenry, and Hudson Taylor, ington city. commodations, and the second with regard to . Murray, grading, “Is. Andrew’ MeKenucy, openly Meetene ineaause be ey im tale carey The Economical and Enterprise Building As. | A | church property. They would probably rank FLODOARDO HOWARD. Pal Profeseer of 0 b. grading, 17. Jonn A. Foos & Uo., grading. 3). as it bas been im others. Our citizens at least | sociations have consolidated under the name of still higher if a census ef the wealth ot the Shomas Joyce, grading, 14x. Thos. McName- | 24,1" 0a" been 1 worthy enterprise, and we have | the Economical ter Association, which THE GRECIAN BEND. pan ae members could be taken, for the Church . | JOHNSON LIOT, M. ... Professor of Principles ' erading, 16. Patrick Murray, grading. I~. Gault thay wal anc. has received the stockholders of the Enterprise has its chief strength among ‘the weaithiost | attended to st short Rotice, and at the lowes: cash gpa Practice of Sargery. Military Sargery wel Barnes & Uo. grading, 3 seers! : on the same footing as old subscribers with its —_ See etek, itis at all events clear that | prlce. =e caragonr nd cy an ——— Sereren OneiS Bacexwancop oF cee | Satis; £5, 86 raining ts Old Ofiatts, who Yo (TEE LADIES —1 have, jest received the | Cntial religious bodies of the somite ee es Hewes? Cetrenerer. ‘TAMedicn, Toerepoutis, aad Mstical Serene: . as ren .U. aete 8: s . HH. HY “3 Ruficiots.—The protracted meeting at Ham. | Usiox — The Suprem St seasion this'morning | President, W. W. Burchell Secretary, Ered | PAWIEB BUSTLES, the PANT Barceedings of the General Convention of this MEDICAL SOHOOL, em line M. E.Charch is still in progress. wader Knights of Pythias Hall, corner of 7th and D | Koones; Treasurer, N. Callan: Directors, J.C | which I am the only authorized arent in this city. | Church are therefore entitled to the attention THOMAS ANTISELL, MD. Professor ere the superintendence of Rev. J. W- Hooves, | ee eee Surin a Is eee ie | Waleed, Lewis Glonhee a: Joyce, ES. | Fhe best improved SHOULDER BRACES, for Lt: | of the public Post. WASHINGTON, D. c. ology, Hrgiene, Physiological Chemistry. Uri- ening after a sermon by . B. N. . were ates, | Allen, W. S. Thompson, J. A. Ross, DW. -, = = — ‘ Brown, of ihe Foundry, s number of pentteats Toe deteguace semmmeneed to arrivela tetieies | Middoion, jt. HO, Gi and J-B-'Hileon; | ty Hoopekirt and Gorsct Packory. "00 7 s7-Young Douglas’ speech is being repro- MONTGOMERY JOHNS, M. D., Professor ot | ‘were at the altar, and two conversions report- yesterday and were met at the depot byacom. | Trustees, J.B, Tae ce Kelly; ce 9028 49 La. av , bet. 6th and 7) duced in the Western papers. Anatomy, ‘iptive, lonal.and Surgical | 4 District ot organization the «+ im | Initiee of the Grand Circle of ney, C. Storris, Un By Lana at Wesley Chapel Mission; (1 | Columbia, and escorted to the Sestoa Hacc | ausaberof shares of the foal will be So Tho Sret eunusl session of the POW ARD ont. Henning, is still in progress, aud it ts expected | (Semmes’.) where they are all quar to nearly #,000, ‘will begit x Sem vered, and | creased ly #,000, S7-A New Branswick paper advertises to | VERSITY MEDICAL COLLEG! on sell the accounts ot its delinguent debtors at | WEDNESDAY, the 28th of October, 1383, in the highest bidder. Hah E. FOREMAR, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology, am auction to the . yg Se aves deli, eisiiasnaih J. BARRY THOMPSON. M. D., Professor of Op- ill be continurd tor some weeks srniving. Supreme Wachingwon J°M Mckee Poromso nox 2: Potomac sap, | —— | aT Oe sven dally, te eeeacecenedy Bickacer. slcrowsesic ant will be - ee ses . = 4 % 3 ing, Rey. W. | arriving. Supreme Washington J.M.McFar- | ytanmracw aT A SPIRITUAL MEETING. = PACULTY: i Rives commenced a pipers markings and | land, of this city, Js presiding, With S, A. H. | a mecting of the National Spiritual Assoc! ‘All selected and in fine order. BURCHALL, Gao reurx sexeeR tT. SILA8 L. LOOMIS. M. D. DANIEL EHAGHER, M.D... Professor of Clin the membership expect that members will | Marks, Supreme S. K. The session to-day last evening, at Trades Union Hall, an inter- ‘of lth and F streets, PIANIST os TABER JOHNGON, M. nae tl cunt 2 = ee a ae neo porte Tors the State (Grand) | (UB seremony, took seal an eee eee eee, Having completed the necessary arrangements ie = gy = A a anne one ouaumeeonye Stacanek acne mT ‘i ‘ wee maven Tnad tne tinging ofa hymna LAvizg ORNTEEMEN, and GHILDRER’s for, giving Musical Tnstractign ts pleased Oe easiest A ee street, BARWICK BYAns. up aakahatne | —-+——_ k Martin, of ‘BROOND- - Underclotbing, ART ELDRIDGE, M.D. Church still continues on G sireet, between Fiont—Some diversion was created | DY the choir, the Rev. Warwic Boas ac., Ac. bought b community that he is now prepared to re BERT BEYBUBN. M.D... No. 349 wost 19mn rn Sbic: united in marriage Mrs. Mary Ann ‘and Bhoes, &c., B01 zs ; “pe oreng commenced several weaxs since | Sve te front the moraing By Garitndun tet | Golatny widow of te lates Singleton Goitua At 984% 7m street,tn 2. ae Shevariour branchewel Musical Bsowienes once SADE JOHNSON, M. D..northwest cor- | O4SbsCIa Soi Terminate the following Marche” en a a a's couple Meolored men, ‘They went | 224 sissy uamtully surement ax aeereae peat Seater cattle. | HARMONT Cor RTERPOINT. COMPOSITION, | 78; anand i vermete, Profane of Waterie Med- : near $% screet, 1s still in progress, under at it in tree prisc-ring style, and kept cap tor | Were 5 - 1 jan i is i .f oye TATION Boone ee ee * aden. 3. C. 2 yt the mony received the congratula. eee rapen' ‘Sor aud inst evening ine ondtanace of baptism | about forty minutes Gurime which a circle of | {louch, tie ceremony resolved the c eee ERAT Re ata ce cen, | Thigh Bill be, tought either woparately or in.con | LAFAYETTE, C,LOOMIS, a, was administered im the presence of alarge | about is Sees se theta tors —_.+—. 'Wehave for ssle prime LONG HAIR, or Pies | nection e lessons. STSUA, 3. congregation. fer in telling licks. Finally one Gt themthe | _BIZLtanps,—On Saturday evening an inter- | tering < will find ¢ to thelr | Both Classic and Modern styles of Piano Music ROBERT Gremical Burgery | Rey. Dr. Green, of Fletcher | get in telling y f billiards, $100 a side, for | ‘Those will be at the discretion of the scholar; Exraes Chapel, Cxser of tie toees and Mow Tork tended that he would have whippes us incger | thechampioughip of the District took place-at | advantage t oafl om or aadross O0-5oq, | poisksnantasean°t Mase, batna always ibe min | ,igxaNDER T. AUGUSTA, M. B., Demonstra venue, commenced a protracted meeting under | tended that he mf its | the corner of lth street and Pennsylvania |. Calvert st., Baltimore, Ma. | point considered. : torof Anstomy. = - ry it not been for the paralytic fits | 1 ee 3 + ac. own s) for the 3 favorable auspices. b; avenue, between J. H. Davisand Frank ©>l- a sets. ete aeeter entire Expense Preparat», —_—_—__ which he was subject ‘9, rintendent of the Me- arr ih PE, BENKERT, at Mr. Kieckht | the aine Mt “wei 4 linsworth, the Intter superintendent o} \e. gay B. EG ROre 267 F strect, or at the Music Store of W. @. Met: | Course, incl i .—About 11 o'clock last night, officer | bpamng yarn tel billiard room. The game was YY LING WIR! 5 * ‘Chemical instruction, will be $100. De. Phe sacra Meamgemeninaaara YEA Gage oatmary od te mlTine | wo tytoe er ahs xsoranasyavornce |” MALAMEMLORGIMY tonne, ant | sort aan ee if 2 . nts, is 7” 7% ere twas caused by tho Durmingof tas | between this city and Aquia Creek, left bar | Ota] Doin we again thevchnenjton billed Forulsby,. 5 p, BARTROLOW, Fuiocve. the Gcllege; SPP S SORNBON, M.D...Secry Jaths in the eefling of Mr. A. Dittrieh's hat | wharf here yesterday for humors, where she { Collineworth see blade RO a S wagite Sédten sivas: es es store, No, 425 Seventh street west,waich caught | Will have ner tering the severities of the ap emcee a oe Taraware ond rest, below Peune. sve. ‘ail OTHE Ghaene Ran Wate OF. See ene domes tates | Deg SI: Me Wilentbedeem ores | dieratiavibNsOn Batarin ytd] Ee age = Exscanxe stock eee eee & tu wesians ee eae Teron her days, during which the steamer oficers of the Grand Councit of ‘Sons of Sons. M. WILLIAN, FAMILY AND SXTBA FLOUR, or they were not sheoary: Bight abd Guy connections between the two | Gab installed ie nies Intelliencer building, IMPORTRE OF saa aa das 1 ‘canes Geena’ sanet GuCeia places. "keyport underwent the same | with pero exes aul pant PARISIAN FANCY GOODS, Indians avenue and ist street, TT AT LOW PBIOgs. Gaxnore.—On Saturday night, between 11 | operation iast wee. Chief, BO. Fol rage Fremont pated WSYLVaNDA AVENE, oantz nets Banh-and Dite Depots “Rte sa clock, as Mr. James C. Bangs, resid. 5 Dorvax Uxvs.—But | propriate ee tie ee 336 PBN: . weletf_near Balt. and Ohio Depot._ z, ind 12 o'clock, Rhode Isiandave- | | PRrersns' Grant ap Ootrax Cius.—But | {5 stimulate the “Johnneys’ And 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, N ‘Bo, 329 SEVENTH STREET, 2 street was returning home he was | 2° ye re ogy nie orto Ire EO ‘a full stock of FALL Goops. and is | 1NEW FALL Goops, ioe Suk Saveathenee, garroted by two colored men withia e Bundred | CSt"on Saturday sight last, at Union League oe! new a es Salt, pie FULL STOCK, oa ~ yates of bis door. Fortanately before they got | Hall's number of the members of the in Pi ; ‘Laces, i "any wher St fl snacnse, bet sogn revved, | Qumbu sien: ie Phladeipis, on moton, ait Bonar ome found that he had | to? “when it is antici ‘some eminent bruised on the chest, to address the meet~ ation aia a . ugh train trom New ASSAULT 4D BATTERY.—On Saturday eve. M ve %0-dstheostif i a Boece, See eae two or three wo ure itshe was to the city fimits,a distance ot Ppa beroen Sy Lora —— commi — etre ed ex. Butler,’ whose | TABLEACX AxD by the ladies Of the MISth ts reside in the neighborhood of the Long street Methodist Protestant church will becom- Messrs. Harvey, ‘Odd Fellows’ Hall. , on the corner of | menced at Det flowing tableaux: Dav! before ‘and right arm. eee tne, Noreen suteury: e Coming tne hock yevesae Minin, and about Ben Adem and the Angel,