Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1870, Page 4

mae —_ Ce ne EE. ix aida te ans replied that he @id offer them as an | tabic,” &c.; and afte considerable noise Major cIT | EVENING STAR. | ?£?toroscorenn row covesnnent | 2: ccorcenegnenter comets | ME-rrubpane em a | eh Arsene mediate cee te Y ITEMS, BANKERS gat two members: loure Com- | care he could proceed. ing, r peatin; remarks of the evening pre- = ae Wee Sat eee ANOTHER MEETING. ae aa vie, {fist the “Senate Com. | "Mr. ivans Continued:—Let ue examine chis | ¥ ous With come int sis scheme it was formeniy ~~ PRIOG'® sss Peammt | JB: BRYAN, Pree, J. A BEPP, Treas — : it the people electi it. | cous of arma: A central representa' he | dd» Ta.” One Dollar Jewe! tore, No. ennsyl- 3 Speeches by Col Mastader, Gea. 0. 0. | j i Souncetion with this project was te steutt | world: uuree-fouttee eared ceiraed Duchy of | ha CeES Snead the speaker to order, ana | 2 a er Columba, rd, Mr. S. FP. Brown, J. Bell of & cowversation with an extreme Radical Sen- and the balance, represent.og ‘ania avenue, between 4\ and 6th streets, re~ WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK —— -—— = a “t @.nied that the projectors had used any suoy | ceives new styles every das = . = Adams, Jon B. Elvans, A.M. ‘lator, who ix in favor of extending, and not con- u mounted by two letters, XX, repre | Lacunge, * ae LOCAL NEWS. Green, A. Graut and Others. tracting suffrage. oe i mower = ft wii Asem | ‘eres ore progedet, caring he Wed the | L. D. Barnovr has just returned from a vist | — te — MARKS BY MR. GREE! je MEW regime. e 1 couckan: erm inferentially. They charge, he . where he ared irvices of = Remarkable Spiurce by Mr. 3. R. | yi a. Mo tisven (Anstaut, Commissioner of | tremulert, “On the right un antinal difi-al to | fomheure eh corpeniinn were “aise par una | o teers Geom toon oer te temcoee L. Amusements, ce. Evans, the Fourth Ward) sald they did agt care about | ci:tingrish, but noticeable foritavery 1onz ears | on gs rertariattses Fohase te pal nn | eee Shas Cotter from one of the tinest esta JAY Coune a c0., Watroxat Tueatex—Lingard Burlesque Excelsior Si specious pleading they had heard. When Mh Sermongung we Letters KX & | ments forthe property when oflered at S24 on | awortment of choice Piece Goods and an ele- BANKERS eo; j = His Motto Lad a Simins Expo | i). peop of Sule Cog | ace ee tencae thoy nceribed <-Baiiael i, Ted the Grace of | Ue dollar, because ticy can do better. eS pap ge de —< " Orgra Wovet—Lanra Keene in dam. will lovked aghast, i in allempt to rob the assistance of the Twenty.” jt Mr. Keiscy > substitute was almost unani- | which are now ofte: lor sale a’ Buy and sell at current market rates * ‘Toinctte, the Sancy Housemaid.” * Some wits | hemor heir iranchise, “He proccedeu: What jecdomgpopern cy ghoarichat an ARS rheiea reece. 525 7th strect, opposite Post Office. Call and ex- <eoving Wariren cnet GALteny.—Mammoth Mumi- | He Explains ond Elusteates fu'safternoonsay reterringt» | a monkey climbs the more be shows his tail} er withdrew the second resolution of | amine. 1,196 — ee pated War Views, and other Magnificent Repre- st night, which, it says. was the | Let us read en: im, and the first was adopted. ae Orders for STOCKS, and BOND ly exe Bentations, every evening at75 o'clock. The Star iaiked Aboat. packed meeting ever ii OUTRAGE on a Pern oF THe Reacw.—We M. Green offered resolutions voting SUIPLE, Nomsecess, axp Never Get ovt or | OF . PS promptly 4 e Fr 2 pose the measure. | are informed, on credible autuority, . John R. Elvans, Major Morse aud | Oxper.—Parties wanting to bay a sewing ma- INT Suita & Staoxe’s Aut Gatiery, 25 ic rend an e in THESTAR Of yesterday, ten or $ which were bine should not fail Willoox & Gibbs” b 1 Tend an Sr esterday, | Rt. Hon. the Earl of Washington and rass; whicn were adopted. chine should not fail to see Willcox & Gibb’ in | jas ur ares. : sricun Rucakers Excited. Indignant, | yg esi tuat paper speaks of the oppunenis as | KL Hon. t been much annoyed of late by 0: thanks was tendered to the chair- ration at the agent's, C. Bat, Corset and ppg Art ———_ ee Horruied at tie Courseot KacSiar. | 1 ee meractors, neaveng ts | sistent action of one of tte lower 0 Mia Its MM Holl, for th r tinpartial manner | Hoop-skirt manufacturer, Tth street, between | ici 1S JOHNSON & « jakLow's AkT GALLeny,237 Pennsylvani vd strike! hen read e s from the | Cressing hi hr. Thomspec « had presided, and the meeting, a and E. More About The Star. eating at Rit ; ; Cressing him as Mr, p a Fa ANKERS avenue. oi the mesting at Kilbourne & Latta’son | iiy name.) and on yesterday the fe 11:20 o'clock, adjourned. ° ’ ° oe -— . showing that Mr. Sheph Lire ‘4 vik x - “4 Corns, &0—Dr. White, Surgeon Chy 5 fig Tre Memcan Mrppie—When Doctors Da- | “The Star? “Phe st ported draft Of a bill, aud askel it thee, | addres a communication to his Locos 2 of twelve years’ practical experience fm the | PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, COBNES TENTR ne eeras eee eS SNcuhe Sane, eee rackive sie e tne witiel he even had thecemertty to <pell Thom: | Snows Szourx— Moers Clements and Daily | Tnited States and Canadas, prevous to being ex. | STREET, ¢, ée.— A tew days # Medical Su se h " t ron without ap." Positively neroach- | Jast night discover i the shoe-window of Wilson | © 'ited - : m ciety of the ee ee a memorial to the St used the term ator Harmlin’e bili,” that it | iments of these rabble must be suppress by | & Ar Doid'ealioe ators, on SUN ckeeet vast, broken | 22 lished at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between PRALERS IN > bill. and now comes a | Resolutions Passed that the District a » 4), ond 6th streets, Dec. 16th, 1861, successfully DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN EXCHAN i miking a serious example, and that v open, and notified the proprietor, Mr. Wilson. " ty y 5 ESTAC D MIGN EXCHANGE, of their charter by that body cre explained that it was true d fee erg gre 7 heist j | treats Corns, Bunions, Chilbiains, Club and In- - ¥ wis tecmea Machine is Perfect. and Only did submita draftot a bur | OF the foun psa COUTE HO wae. os = —— found growing Nalis, and other diseases of the feet, | + paesgced and Corporation Bonds bought and ‘iety, and signed by Robert Wauts to be “Let Alone. features were those of the vill Me 8 ee nd Gast Be pairs soca Without pam or inconvenience to the patient. | "Aij other Marketable Securities sold or bom —s President; John - — | Of Senator Hamlin, drafted Last session. ens. = eS prong tae lgl itters The shoe can be worn with ease immediately | Comma» tela}: An adjourned meeting was h Mr. Green continued, sn that the bi al Family and to the House of Peers. after the operation. Refers to the many emi- | last evening to dis urcs Was objectionable, ant char, nent physicians, surgeons and thousands of other | ary > charge in th: turmot phase ut of t e projectors of the bill were here pi A MTETING of Lords and Gentlemen of t ae Persons who patronize his establish- | DENTISTRY. m Edwin Mason, M.D.,com- | i). ¢ with them to aid capital. He asked were | Bed Chamber will be hy td at the ment. Hours froms a.m. to¢p.m. Owing to . . : -- M.D., secretary. potathah y prepared to accept the proposed meas- |B. & the gentlemen who © ee press of business at office. Dr. White is unable | YP ELS « BkicuTweee, states that within the p ‘ 3 Wemust have another trial of the r tos Van EL Fmror Star: I am aware hat your sense of | t@ Sisit_ patients at their residences except be- DEATISTS. Yeats tome colored physicians. regular grad- : allow the pub “of this card, | tween 6 and 8 p.m | ae Uates of me td of untarneshed Joh O'Donov ——— Ne ee Se means to prevent t evening, at a meeti ™ Quick Maiee ond Bn Profits.” Rexovey FROM F St. Ber. 91m axo 1Orn ro No form, but gave way plvans. om devising mea p preven! a < loTTO—** Quic Small P ie é C. Cox, Gen vans said as the subject was an impor- | Journel of to-day. Notices in writin, ended form of government, whilst addressing | Goods, OF whtich we will dispose of as quick as ool SEim ase 898n Pre hn "Da , dR. Wright, vhs. he hil placed on paper bis view mene be ho meeting a Mr. Michael Duty was pleased to Feet abn PPENTAL association phy, Wa: cilman Piper, to Se =. lenvunce me as a Copperhead, because Lop- | 9” gnten Bosoms, and Cuffs Lewik v wt And so on, and co on “ed the existing bydra-headed anomaly of Ss cad 258 Gebh ees Dobe oe ie & DAVE ‘ por idhewwe te gine | cits government, and endeavor to create NSYLVANIA AVENUE, Drawers 50, Loh ate W Was to abridge th ors - Wh jon of the citizens of the Distrie : and i5c; an exceilent article #1 ‘Good Cotton Socks, 5 pairs tor Ze. was the rene WITHOUT AlN, a capital tor mself indulged in vit a TKACTED " 1 yerative Jangnage myselr. in thi : ; s r * Nitrous de Gas, and aise they were not members o n society. y Mr. S$. 2°. Brown, wie numiaat © ob the twenty “ycou aut of my antecedent ‘or the ben- - nutton hh ae. per box. Kui os crt : Some of the present ofic y have i. Heli a2 Che Mion R. EI rumor says, have be a lars, cloth lined button heles, We. per box. Kuit Fefused to consnit with the colored physicis allow me to but instead thereof, heve taken charge ‘as in peril 1 bat | Jackets, a splendid variety. “The finest selec for the position of Seeretary Tics Of EXeltisive meetings at the offi War notuinate One glorious jewei more state that when the ¢ = | Mist ot adrenay e : ‘hat wonld he mor t diiter with those who | their number, for tie Jeams in the ¢ rel that som: | a change of form aud of powers ¢ E i very abt r the pricele firm, whic! ue e- 4 iby bis friend 3 : ist cali tm i 5 of Neck Ties, Scaris and Bows ever seen in this 4 m me he suid that he rpose of inaagar asket as ver, and went to the | Of Neck [ovcevieae on Biving thems the customary notice of rotor dvience o: Alexandria, without bounty or pay: | {'Taycqme ome come all, and everybody will | 0th foisted aca sane are 5 te chim The Cuair said cic | ament oF the District of ¢ and no man ever knew me in any other capaci Marble Hall wy, American | ~ wr, at Row Nork rae 1 than that of a Unionist, whilst th . cag de Pcie sot of “pper Raid lower tect’ per manent ‘ Wichael lu tho seahits acne No. 458 7th st., opp. Patent Office. and Rutter.ar @2..(and all partial ots at thee ment. 116.2: District 7th st., between D & E sta, which the meual charge for Eughsh Bu! ber being traf $3) te 85 nd all other branches Pe 4 periorme? skulking around the streets of W. T of Copperheads, demo cai of Intextcatgdriukstn dircets clagonae | Georgetown Advertisements. mast and de thank hiuw--we ble to ext infor mation, » 6 its) 6matere. which goes tO prove that very persistent etiert Examiners reported t the last lection of officers danvary 3, 1570, the et cmoved, and a gen p meeting, and th proposed, Mastin all law and orders made and provided in such ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctions af wee referred to the great want of ma % scary, now or never, in order two aid bis remarks were inte cases. Respectiully yours, oe sence cae genfederate army, ¥¢ J. own, here, caused by the difficulty fa ol Fubire of Uy capital Beyond the ways ; and mowteae | = JOuN O'D: AN. EXECUTORS SALE rns | om te th yeas iol ot ¢ a . ! " e. . 7 f iy, *hich % ‘ of the Orphans’ Court of the 2 peste: | ters from Congress, and the difficalty in obtain- re of anarel * position im which some of these parties tad ~ ¥ was el in his place, thus insuring theig action ta any hape on Distelet: matter to engulf Consolidation 81041 x thismacless. Ho Genied the action rmabia, 1 will fer at ax future defeat. Other gentlemen whe gery, ong Ty Of high and low, rich and poor, ck. 22d inst... at 9 © cle was however m during the war in the g, wow prominent in the The me hem refers to the eld Society call the Pe-unions,” and say im compliance with eal © all bedies, not strictly p: re unions. It isaf is the only country «nd the only p whieh bh a distinetion is made. Se coler, or condition, and we erate army a) trol of its eal st tothe election ot all GEORGETOWN. : 2 bill pro- wee 11 the officers cou Sa n property ur Boarp or Av asked uf Mr. Elvans evening, the Ke 1 presented & tion government, I ee Was LE Ue OE ee due the Corporation by the late El r ada Howe of Lords, ed. Also, a resolution directing the Cl ME. O'DONOVAN HAS_A ROUND WiTi’ NR. DuvPY. | Of the Corporation to pay out of the gener: Mr. O'Donovan said that he was in fiver ofa | fund, to the order of each Aldermau and each or at present they could... obtaina | Member of the Board of Common Council, the : sum of $26) annual ngress would ob wale and female, by tof family HOUSEHOLD FURNI | and the balance in | a nates - it would be, e4-0n, i by compames, w He any great’ measure was proposed, there sition, and if’ they gtess that eppos met. He was met last Mr. N thet dened inde) cach agon mental to the proper comforts and rights of i Diewn to the f ind favor of a answered tl Grand Di Exeentor, citizens—should L ATIONAL, ERN LANGUAGES ¥ Post. Hock ama X, Executor change, idence on Boun- arter for auy compnny 3 [ei | : ; kor over the Eastern | Cua ae ‘The resolution also provides that in the event of aon came”) BE, es Committe Branch of the P io ae Sy takers ie the alscuce of any member of either B aaa ete aie as | gut Colum - Seay * would de propos od | nlargement power of a consolidated Dis- vas Willing to give any man the | ftom the regular mee’ USTER MPROVE! EA + | Rpeniek. Pra Sasa. We, fox the rezone seam e water power of the Po. | trict should alo Sahn our ft support Tho Meech Ged ne ent aU, menue: | of Si atall ‘be tmpeeed for each atecs TATE IN"GEORUETOWN. Dit panish. Ti Papen ap Sag oodiean seless, and would remain so uncil | With the le; slation for a nation re the people have the same privileges as are cum- | can to the Paciti P44 | Meu With other citizens in the States. He did | Aroostook to the Rio Gi by the | Bet beheve that aiter acalm and considerat view of the measure there would be opposition to | it. hing trom and from the nde” resting upon Congress will not it they could, an: t if they would, pause in the g betore them to look after the ra rs of detail required by this Hed Washington, or the . Atistime th al baby had been weaned and driven from ishment of Federal pap, and forced to own road” tor means of life. Andit does seem as out for its own be aliowed ises. For m thet ripit shall be deducted from the year’s p; i mler, unless a reasonable exeure be given. letter, No. 239 | (No 9S cd mamber) rer iL SCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE, 4 CHARLES STKRET AY BALTIMEKE, Select Roarti 1. Every { a thorough and ights, p physicians, makin ‘ir. Michael Duily rose to. point oforder that was a copperhead and had spoken fully ot Con, vin m provides that the ordina: until after March 1, b ty, District of Colu night of the session! the 2th day of J ALD. as. A message Was received from the lower Board, | o'clock p.m...on the premises. to the highest bid of cround tying and bein + District of Columbia. and being part of and French education 215, in Beatty and Rawk: at » ial attention givento Music and Ornamen reaid, and bomnded ax t tale. Frodorick street | Cush for boarding pupils in English department he inter- | @4ro per annum | For circulors containing full information addres Sate IPPINCOTT. ALM plied that Duty was a Cor- 1 vould sell hi : = J Isensjot. An excl are os ; in relation to the utting up of town hail for r “ corporation offices. Mr. Davis said that as there Was no recommendation he would not propose any action to-night. He had hoped the gen men of the other Board would have shown mag- panimity enough to have made some provision to compensate the employe of the customs, who n so obliging ax to afford the autuorities portunity of continuing the use of the uilding up to the present time. He was satis- + 16 feet 16 REMARKS RY GEN. € \ try mat! was next called on. He | child in pinafor profess to be posted upon | District of Colu had been diseussed, but t this na- Datine Rounery.—Yesterd: @’cluck, a sneak thief, who bh: ji inte the re and study. He w ¥ and surrounding country im 1 become, as it should be, an or Hi Distriet legislation from it it was a right of the j the child were ready to look a Wriy REV.IA | PPiscorau Chure mg (taki and an arm the parlor mante!) in of furs, ete., which had been exs—[ Cries of take him > SCHU y s to have a representative. i outJdohn essayed a to speak ked | tied the gentlemen of the other Board had taeir | street. 96 fect to the pl | M street north, between With and Ith, groom. Onan alarm being Taise wee och sone oeqaruiion bonds woerk eae minds dicabused on, the eulject of any sposi- “rms of ele: One cash: balances in six and | JOHN A. GRAY a dropped the picture in the hall, and, str: me room to grow; give m strolutels puthiog tion on the part or the Goverment authorities | tWelve months. secured by a deed of tenet on the | CBO. POR FOS the furs in the vestibale and over the fron: M e liberty to breathe—libe with, 380 Lith street near M street roperty . watiafac: the Trustee Mr. A. M. Crcen.—Have not Government | t coerce them in their action, but simply te | Property an day of eate.. Conveyancing ‘Miss MACLEOD. Principal. steps, his eseape, by run ‘ Judgment in consistent with your known | gccuritics heen in the same HX? kcep in their possession the property with " Cirentars with full particulars can be obtained A tal! ornamental looking had a government like t rules for t cao wero they were charged. Mr. Newman said he would | quir the principals, atthe book stores or frm tho ant leisure was standing on th In Congress now our interests | your children as th Jed that vole to compensate the individual referred to. | terms of wale +. Rev. BW. LOWKIE, 472 BM st.» at the time, but th: [rica Recune We bate wy caveieuuee fe se so to conduct. mi Hill sald he was pretty confident that this | fe, day of eule. the Tro-see reserve Wie a gape his rea look to the: t is everybody's business | and relieve you represen ibe the last night the ont | fouell the property st the risk and cost ~MEGARY INBTITUTE, 1.87 analaas. he expressed by Congress owns half of the } and the «ux ding him dow hamber. Mr. New Ferg! 7 WM_D. CASSIN, Trastoe Sprace sireet, Philadelphia, P walking strict, and it they will give us T am om favor, Mr. Chairm: y in The © ealed to the audience to keep i the man that will turn us out. jaa THOMAS DOWLING. Auct ealish and French a ~ morning.” | own and pay uxeither as | favor ot « and entugemoent of gt | ordi, and finally succeeded, when. - Hill said he was free to confess that Fergu- ———— Bonrding and Day Scho Tropen on MUNDAY page nae atax or by appropriations someting towards 5 Of Columb her Sth. French is the lonus, soln got the tau Cisensst woald be nv T way again, and proceeded to | Son would be the man that would do it, and he war meal V3 45 ngotmecngy Bey : the proposedchanze | Could not see why he could be dso lung a aking the ground that | #* they retused to compensate him for openin. ESTATE ONG: © Were criesof“Sitdowu: | 4nd closing the building. On motion of Mr. HTS FOR SAL Lronauzh, the subject was then laid over. Com- dend of trust venth Ward,) in an cx- | mon Conneil resolutions to pay bilix of the fire |, * Make him i nt for the quarter ending Deceml srertion that we are hirclings. I demaud 21; establishing the improving the streets, the i work, and : + Georertown. DHERVILLY, Print and is Constantly «pt fore Mee Se I RGETOWN on | B, * PABsEstockss - VERMIFUGE. ot awa bed ax having Ji, hair and w Overcoat, is supposed Wate uncanght in its strictures © he take it bs and to meet th ve Rey whieh opened it ot shut. whe have Proper to dissent From the | Join kept the stand. aud Prof. Green at ion: wuppeed had eonnned i | views of the twenty. I re New York, Ph titwe had | tor. In. private the edi wr Ie it that so many children die under a That a large proportion yInMON Council resoluta alterwards a ft on nd in of five year k to have the nt of OUE own, and could induc: | ton with him throx print fret south of aie ate See alists to come here and set ways found itu an whali m be andr and wit satisfactory caus = ? would iu dur f Cong ress strect pantirtay known ti tor g moved to a! Hey lot; the sterly with the north line of Also, it is known that worms exist fn ‘The th : H replied that he had no such | ed in Basey's lot one hundred and twenty-two feet « thieves system from its earliest ns a Republican wu ile WS might be there inches te the west line of af n foot wieder sone a Iepublican eud could oe eae Tih with anid ine of raid ailey tothe enh: | expeciatly mothers, wh as per. The amend: “at was lost, and the resolu Jonathan Carter's lot-and thence with | the arene te bee smears 88. seg e of i said Carter's lot ty the beginni symptoms of worms; for so surcly # nai that hehadseen | HON WAS paswed. Adjourned. i tus prep: | gher be ‘ompt the Chair (Mr. Ha! mmen Council.—Mr. Dunlop pr dint ant, while he (Dr. 8.) | hin H. Smoot, rete floor and was not recognized. ted the report of expeuses of Prey on newspaper me tingly rob one they inv by returning the plunder. spark ot des But if be isn der, a suitab turnof the m bly make resticutic If this fellow iy exist can one of the high rreward will be nhis jud the views of the edity SAFELY AND CERTAINLY mtn. ; : " poor and 3 pane ae = eS ee See ? . while a majority oF our eitizents probably favor i Soult aia Workhouse for the quarter ending December | init rumeved from the most DELICATE INFANT. 0 Mr. S.P. Brown hoped the discussion woald Aton a Mecent a inion, let ex Sr ead 1 saw you, ahd Pagaantion | all : —— Me A deposit « sm = co On. a fe let 4 Magrucer.—That’s not so, sire ph prescnted accounts john Lov and | property isknecked down, . A. 7" * ~ BONE RESOLUTIONS, Ww it isproposed to be brought about, awl sant.—i will yield the floor. i. Fenny; reterred and afterwards ¢ Benda: Oat the tenet B. A. FAMNESTOCK'’S VERMIFUGE. bd Piper ofered - ——« enced pgs we design of the close corp —It is not your’s to yield. Ported ce, sac me to RN, them pawed. Mr. | pihin Bre days. fr vat is, Perfectly armies, contains no Me rous 7 ngress, the law-makin, iw of this enty is. This i " ‘Ox pre S 1 m & Barret hs A ft ¢ prized far be- plainis cet forth ineveryetrttersemn. | We have a notice (not of a call of a me an cee mote | el & ee a ee ee sincluding revenue stamps, at the cost uf = : Sood that, as a gift from an absent friend. Mates lately engaged im the 0 | of the procecdings of a meeting, not to be if atie a D for the repal: mr - 7 . PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION = : tavar uf the enfranchicementat Amory. | UU held at the office of our enterprising citizen. | srougrane was nbout tesperke one ee Nicinity of Drovers’ | jateotte "OHHOS. DOWLING: Antinictr. | And may bovadmt , in favor of the entranchisement of A ‘ie " i “3 5 gras sR - ad ‘ore nd —— wall be tdcomeweg oh ie s' Rainy vor vu lobo! aay ich hesher native born or waturaliesd, | [ptt Which it was resolved (b y the twenty) | ™'DreSnoderass said that the mecting was or- Mr. Clabanzh” introduced a —— TY To CHILDREN UF ALL AGES est SARE Py sp mony ae for critne; and wher, spe a ee Speece Wi | devly enough, and he could get along’ witiout ing to the pubtisuing of the | EXerapuisnep rw 1834, wear Gatteetions, made more for the pepow of of the poor, met last ev @ change of government, and a fub-commit- | any wesistan : é orporation for the year Ist, Paauivm Awanpen 1m 1857, picasing the palate than ‘of overcoming te dives tee of three was appointed to draft a plan | {Vif yee oviding the cost. thereot does” not ex. ° ve been mapafactured all over the couutrs. to for the government of the new Territory d that for the year 1 passed W.H. WHEATLEY'S their short lease of life is nearly exhaut !. wad i iy, durin By the statements of political economists a mairkd aunt kita. Wis tt he resolution to change tae location ‘or ty | PREMIUM STEAM DYEING | A Fabucetock's Vermituge coutloues t grow use rn pened fen Pont, an Bet 7 na j {70m experience we Know that ordinarily a careful, mi few days they would see | Corporation offices was taken up, and iss con: axe are: gerics. Kc. Sx, that they had distributed 1,500 | orthss Wintec ane bpd ts | Voting population—a population directiy, ant . This pecject was tisoed serpent with a | sideration postponed until the next meetin - OLE se SEE EST MENT, CAUTION. mai thie Maree ~ “4 vw rt hegth aetna . . ne ene Tux Star. That was the paper which | to suspend the sale of ceriain property in arrears every desirable ay ire you hase BAL Aor, Calued at Six; | der th alist OF an aristcrati Kas is sbeat Gus Seventh. OF tho eatire) peo rsvcuted Dr. Bailey, taising the indigna- | for taxes was laid on the tabi>. Board of yah with the best alone and artiete will ta bok. Baharsock' Vermifuge, ye nariienPariy Sarcful i indorsed by dircetors; had | fe. tt further resolved, That a committer be ap Pincus Uhich bar been held, ok (ee cee coh | tion of the citizens Aijilust the pablication of | men resolution in relation to the collection of | wland. with constant personal aitention on the part | tet iss techn are B. 4. This is the asticis had been turned away empty because the sure | P.inted from this ngs which stall consist | Caucus waich bas fas te vee, ant of cay os | ‘jal Bra in this city. Phrough the in- | the claim of the Corporation against the late | Dusrice te base an tome Rag r= ply was exhausted. Resolutions were adopted | ¢ Town and comtytowait onthe District om’ | tnlire voting population of 25,00) fn the Distiies, | sc i< ct Gales und Seaton the citizens ere | Eleanor It. Lang wae reterred. Mr. iguon inte) extending the thanks of the as-ociation to Mat m Camgzes 4 Bp ‘ict ied to desist in thelr persecuti duced a resolution provi! romptly executed” we FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1529, And purchasers must fneist on ha it, io fot wish to have au imitation forced ups totes & he aMOUEt can ot the ares effee the excitement bed eer = ae pest by ee tra/les D . , ad On proper Noie—This idiot Snodgrass, | shall not be less than £200 per aunum; referre . > pe nay a rid tha apr et tt pe | evidently knows wothing of city aiairs, but | The annuat report of the Clerk of the Corpora eee TOeAD TS SCHWARTZ @ HASLETT, ». Howard said that a previous engagement | seems to have becn made to get the matter be- | C¥€ry citizen familiar | with the lus Msi was referred to the Committee of Ways an] GOLDEN REMEDIES, compelled him to eave the meeting, but bel fore Congress without consulting the people or | Past is aware that Tne Star wi Means, with instructions to have 250 copies of Bat suppose we grant, (which we comnot, be cause as yet noefort has been made to refer Bowen, for his generous contribut the Washington Gas Light Company Ration of 16.00% bushels he. It to distribute 500 loaves of bread per da: i + making r day. FORMERLY s . 7 hated by the | the same print i 2 eC ” Ask for no other, take ne other, and you will save & memori panes 7 tech abate cieed can weekaee se 1 ae Pree the eons we tant | as ever the Nalional Era was. ‘That sccosion | Adjournete ee we Ue oF the Corporation. time, health and mone B.A. FAHNESTOOK'S Sy g 00, nt : appropriation would be mu distinetly understood that le was opposed led to be fair, open-handed, and regu- | Military organization, the “National Velun- 8 AND COMMISSIONPRS OF ELECTIO: stage which the SOLE PROP Lueroxs, arly day to aid the association i any interference with the rights of the eitiz Ww does the whole thing strike ws teers, “never paraded at night that it did not preme Court of the District of Colam pr. . é ahropic work. : of the District, and in favor of increasing the | “T'diselaim any disposition to be ca poorer Bhp le Sapient ar fee someone has apy inted the following Judges an ae7-eodw PITTSEURG, PA Syret War . 7 franchise, and not abridging it. wound the fe sof gentiemen who have done | ™ ss leined ie | missioners for the coming election:— lv LUPOSALS Sou STATi Phen Fant snp REVeEMsICAWE— The Split MISCELLANEOUS DISCUSSION. and are doing so much to advance District inter ao dollars and cente—governed Tu | Election—Hichard A. Edwomton. teas | cm aaa FOR STATIONERY, 1. B Adams said he was opposed to any | ests: but it is utterly impossible for me (no mat- OMr Aleta aan eon Makar Tak’ s W. Brovaugh, Republican, resigned. | removes all divcare trim the eyeleta, abd leaves th TaeastRy Drrantwext, January 3, 1570 mesure calculated to abridge the right of sul- | ter how it may strike others) to divorce the pubs exander Adamson HE STAR sioners—Firsi precinct, J. F. Burch, | blood pure a thy. Sealed Py He for furnishing certain articles of i: Ly was not in other Lands th fs paredia ad frage. He referred to Philadelphia having had | lished accounts of meetings, quietly called. and Dr. Bucdarwan daaane techy, bat ded to | White Repubtican; W. H. Lec, colored Rep | i Amunee® Golden Ralsam No. 3 cores Merce. | ETATIOR ERY will be Seat ot this Depertannt (as reported in yesterda’ : atone time four or five municipal governments, | ax closely held and engineered, always at th had Heit that eta eg? Bat proceeded to | can: GW. Strond, Democrat. Second precinet, | Tal Affections, Rheumatien i alt its forma, whetbar tT a I | Der was the suecesstul candidate | foggy go not coatict any more than the four | same real estate office, from the perhas Gereral Howard het corsictn eaten or. & som colored Republican; Alex. Camp- | Een egaey ox other Soon ree inunediate re bidding w. fernishd upon ap- | roe or tse goverutments here. What is tae propo- | cecdingly clever and’ scientitically concocted = es “nen | Dell, white Kepublican; Jos. F. Collins, Demy- | thousands: of Gertincat fing the cere, be considered and accepted of rryect Under the plea that charters canmot be ; Hty | PANY, and he believed that the colored men | crat. = Q ertiicates proving the miracuions er Gorey th the electi raed teaece btmenb pangs prea advertisement, costing nothing, and yet widely | Vere’ too shrewd to allow General foc arn ca Pathe precinet, ALL. Gr wi cures effected by these Retmedien. ‘of ether No cp s selves: ui: le the whole gor akley. colored Republican; | lor No. 2, $5.00 per bottle, two bottles tor €9.00 " ty ve ¥ . « form a tepatate club, which was acorn: TLnent of ths District of Colum- | Mr. Chairman, two years ago, at midnight, on | Pull Wool over their eyes, james. Houter, Democrat. h 4 ol ¢ th : ‘ Fourth precinct, |r. Htchau's Golden Antidote, « wate, ependy, being called upon eo to 4 . a bia. ‘They could remedy this. = " Mr. E. 8. Atkinson said that General Howard | Went, rth precinct. | scesant i ° nd for must be farnislyed tron done last evening. The meeting was called to | Mt, Nyce “ould remedy, tis, pis ced pitt | was a good man, but was in bad company. He | Pletehee ete red Es can; George W. | Bente accompanied ehbfall Act Helos bere eeqntities pursuant order by James Kelly, and about one hundred a startled from my slumbers by the sound of aweet | favored, tlh 1 fered b ‘ er, white Republican; E.G. Brown, Dem- | BaMeytee ad fifty mem enrolled their names es werene. a: ae getting a general incorpora- | music. I rose and listened; grandly, through | 14vore: 1 resolutions offered by Mr. Piper, | ocrat. ‘The entire quaati- he Fear Of the «lub, to be known as the pane the clear, cold air of that winter night, came | “Hd stgued at some length against the proposed irst Ward Ke- it. " change. He called the question on the resulu- | »)S4L¥ OF Prorerty ow Farrs Roap.—Thos. ublican Empregnables.”” A committee was ap. W 5 the sound of twenty voices—colored vocaliste— | Cuinge Dowling, auetionver, tas sold the house and 5 eemied te Satis coatioeine ane ie lame wei |. Mt 4—Well, it ean be done. Gen. Howard singing that glorious authem of Se lichenta beh aen ps i noune and lot General A. Grant said that there was no dan- | belonging to the eek i says that he wants the Governor and Legistature | “Whit she} 1s watehe y a n irs of the late Thomas Marine Bune Vee Pence rents | elected, bat he knows that Congres ‘wilt noe | Sretesn The enaage thelr flocks by night, | or Congress parsing. & DUT SUrniGng the Pout two aad deading to Falls Bi Iv; Second Vice Present, Canes eames | grant such privileges; and he knows, too, that | The angel of the Led came down, suitrage, and it was not for the committee to say | Wouter for mee FE town, to Edward Fas eer ee eee 1 ark; | the purpose and desire of the founders of this | Abd glory shone around. what kind of a bill should pass, for Congress 'Y; for €300. — — en po ee 5 Assista Government was that there should be no politi- I will always remember the solemnity of that | would do what they thought best.” He believed >= ——: retary, Tlomas Steps; Treasurer, Jolin Mi cal strife about the capital. Congress had re- | hour—the hymn, with its effects of time and | that the government here should be consol ALEXANDRI » _ =~ a served to itself the right to govern the District, | place, again and again recur to me even now—— | dated, for there was no right now except to A. Trrat or THE New Straw Fire Excrve._ | 27 Would exercise that right in spite of aristo- | but, alas! another associations of ideas has | mend streets, and there being 170,000 pcople —-e—__ - : : cratic pleading for power. “It has been said that | Spoiled the enjoyment of the retrospect. Some |, here, they should not only have a re} ntative | DIsTURTANCE mma Cavncu—Zi arch, ak Bae aneee Supe 3. showen. recently | ‘under the wroposed bill taxes weaken Teducod, | fend in horrid shape haa wrought upon my tax, { in Congress, but a right to vote for President: colored, was the acene of convidecine Geese ‘Warhington, was tied yesterday, poetics A | but he conld not see how and why they should be corre another scene—a room on Seventh MORE RESOLUTIONS. and confusion during the : serviers there Wel- | front of the Bank of Washington, in the pren, | be Tedvecd. The bill was, he continued, a direct eet; time, 12 sniduight; company, twenty lead- | . Mr. 1. M. Kelsey (formerly Councilman of | needay night. The disturbance lasted for vets 2 a “itirage in the District. He understood, | Ing citizens; occupation, consultation on the | Second Ward) ofteréd the follo ‘time, and while in progress 1s } ence of the Board of Fire Commissioners and | VlO™ Ata irage in the Distel stood, + 5 cag pistols and razo: lay; ctator: 100, re use in itemongh to d—n | expected birth of a new empire—and as the mo- | Whereas three comparatively distinct and inde- | were drawn and flourished by th ed Fe ay munch ye 3 Cpt glia Pace tami it—a property qual fication. within = of the expected parturition nears constme | Peudent ‘chartered governments or orgavisatious, | men eugaged Pp iealogealned : “ + iz ~The Cor} nsof Warhinzion and George: and the hearts and livers of the Stes @ stream was thrown a distance of Iso nut al veral yoices.—* There’s no such clause in mation a burst of exulting song breaks forth. | {27 theo ery Court, exist i the Distrion cr Poayesyants throatened with displacement. No- through 250 feet of huse and a 14 ine nozzie. | eit") oop Y 4 be Columbia, subject to interests and jealousies, ‘The next trial was made with two stream» | 00); Magruder said he was surprised that any 3 ite Ferpbarie watched thelr Socks by night, anu often hostile o divided on measures tending to | | EXCITEMENT. AT PrscaTaway.—The Je public: bie i Mare; whereas > resi- through one-inch norgien, which were throwna | Republican should get up ina public meeting | 4B? Rystih a ] promote their welfare; dents of Piscataway are I excited in ae and impugn Gen. Howard—a patrwt and friend unction engineers came in, governments are under the exclusive and abso! y it con- — meest ane et, Three streanas were then | {5 the Canéd rast: Such mitiies Ge bane Neon | nd shouted, * Lote for sale ! (Laughter.] JUrindiction of Congress, and measurably depand-nt | dence of a threatened Invasion af ine Jace 4 ited to General ard resenti S hat is it in the proposed the General Government for the umpro: em"; by & colored mob, and for two nights past being thrown ior a distance of 10 tect. Several | Umputed to Howard in presenting his Hf can ae a ners te the Brees pelos 5 of strecte, evenuce sad public stounder and for hite male inhabitants of the village and the Pret trials were made with the same success. | "SI" 7 Gsm 7 deny that I said any such | this: adetermination to create and build up a poe SG white male inhabitants of the village and the Phe highest vressure at anyone time waso ruling class, an arehy, in whom all power | {he franchise has the country immediately adjoining it have been hundred and seventy-five pounds water sj | SEE d inferior officers with der a - shall rest, irresponsible, imperious and dictato- | the erent privilege cf sae neat e a —— Binety pounds of steam. We tia was made Fir yes Savin tehes Tha thst Gen. | rial, while attempting’ to throw @ sup tothe | feectent privilene of @ devegats to rep ‘Gone URE Finer Sap ovrny Seasox—The first Gory eo the eo iba ce te eae rely satistnc- | Seasure which he heck Congress woerd act | "bsle—the proposed lower cli granting | therefore, rosh shad acen in (his elty this season arrived =e hare je (Adams) was a pretty man to address | Cora! 4yoice mM choosing the subordinate oft- | 4Hsciret, That ihe Republicans and citizens of | herc Wedvevday. It was caucht m Yor rin a meeting on a bill which he had not read: | © (I am aware that two members of the deck ves iu favor of m consolidator 7 Resronation oy Rev. SELLA Manrry. [Cheers] They had coms to dixeuss the max | committee of five now. pledge themselves as ion of the entire District of Culanbin wh Sabbath Kev. Sella Martin, colored, pastor of pp ‘ ay, | having been always in favor of the election or ‘corporation oF Territorial wove Me Fitteentie street Presbyterian Churcher Taped been hearde Te wickaed ake ace | all oficers by the peoples How singular they | (2i,amuucipal corporation oF Terricr wae publebed penne eeeeEntien, Z nd Xf | sdvocates of the measure were at Teast as hon | {¥0-thirds ot a committee of full powers shonld | 3 itsble and best caiculated to prem. J QTICE:—As am about to close my Yusinese, m fon Of terme ot leaze, E now or eet ert WOOD AND CORL its . be in favor of a proposition which they report ifore; and yet with ap increase of repre n | St greatly reduced prices. fur cash, - Thich he ie editor. Im taking farewell of hi. | <onaity ail wieke te gave yee dire set: | against, and in faves of that which they rien therkccal abd geperal guversiuent secured’ to the | ‘he esyouseof mh ing it rather then be | | jSITED om | to ey ry re ote et ewe! |< officers being elvetive. ood he met conea tee Prcined: That whatever may Botte wits pine | _ in BOentt™ 209 Mass. aver a HE OAR, jymene’ wmistry ws Tofession, ani the Mr. E.S. Atkinson (Commi: where I must gnard my : iS pres “¢ ctoe ts i. ave., het. % Sitle of Reverend forever. ‘This action ts be- | Ward) asked if the (occemiioner of the Sixth © Little 8. P_ Horner, sitting 1¢.a corner, Sone cer sitien for ons aaticinetin eee BICKLAYI¥N ame be believes there is'a place for him to fill | va thats hartics who advocated this Watching his lumber aud foal, | Font ip the District. wo would mart mepeniet ee | BD ING, petal gears we the trees Or At | wll were not the same who attempted te pro- Puts ups job to zt rid of themob, . _ » ; s ington efty is its natural chord, ! m he ure the Passage of the commission’ bill Aud says, To bo Govermors my. role," But feummatural weeds god that iste tae de? Stes = bon ied ai eee Sek ae Mr. Magruder answered that the bill referred | [Laugh =) aps Pecatiant at te own, lolues amt te inhectior oro, Solution of some questions Ihave rhisedim it,on: | Seneter Hocie e, = | gtmagination carries me forward to @ year | ancestral ame atid fons. fo comprraivn orphans Senator Hamlin. " from to-night. I have reti t it in withholding 4.) ¥ . ya, is not better to Break up | and the glorious Tight e? sei hee eee | am comEN renting the last mamber of tee | eriereticschools rot toeay cologereng gittle | REPAIRS forall nds of Ranges nod heen on, With the eotored sehools they elect?—a Ceuneil who regulate a few | Evening Court Jourral, (late the Er SteNar | tities) in retusing to make anced opproprintions Orders left at PFEIL'S Btove Store, nile iw laborers, who ced ne General | streets, and cannot ine a licenat unlew it has | Lumenacy.) Lt te see what iter ee Qerau largely benetited ae the ghibdeatd erprend: | TE SF ALOT Residence, Eth uiret shove UA We U%'t> erates Pars : . who are r 7 a , ely ae Y a. Ww. serve ura brethrentu the hatch of Chr” | Susu ny tae’ tt a Demacratis rong See | scat) G2 ree ames Maer rakent ty | Fey innaacese-chad Sen mpegs | _SeP-rotn 2.0. MARKB. | oy mane Se ere d go the *y | Journal to E Court ‘Our paper | “rec'reds That, i Congress cannot aid, it be A®S'GNEE’S Sate ‘ Wr Catt ATTENTION Ww the announcement of elap-trap, Gengeal Boel will hereafter be the oficial Journal of his’ earnest fed * — 3 ti Ge leture of L. Abrabam, Use would be the next President. Highness and of the'Hounw of Lorda of city of Distilet to make tuck improv By authority of the Su; of the District | at regne, Here @ number of questions were asked, which | Grand Duchy of Columbia. Fach edition will public Pe baby grerday Sey op toe J will wile public suction on SAT. ‘on ‘day Pat cine ides enewered. “Among others, as to | be Leaded vy a copy of the coat of armor hin | (re Mid GoueC Ive Hcl, tapes ae may De reg om., ali eee ccomsess peed fade othe gin ur tee Cvunci: oral hres.’ * ral CF anendea rm curt ‘cota ate teat ory Tovar 6 kisorg, aa Spghlan the appointed from the Staten, : i waar here culled Mr. Kivans to order Srecreweraka irene ees Teeion & Stconbaeen ane Ferma tt ein Buy penne eee ath sebice, whe Red it worth Whue w in presan brown said that the proposed une Temarks were uot ar, " “ 2a oe ee LORGE MASON, or ¥ measure was } bea er gampntative. | Here were cries of * Question,” “ Lay on ta Washington, D. 0 Fae GE MASON, sestgnee. hicas ‘BAMU'