Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1873, Page 4

Methedivt Con MARYLAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH. This conference held its second day's session } GEORGETOWN. Tax Baines Sreext PRESBYTERIAN Cayacn To Be Resuiit.—Several Real Estate Pramsfers. ‘ The following trausfers of real estate have | | been flied im the office er the of Deed: THE CRIMINAL COURT, Judi Mee Ag our last rthur —To-dey, a volt the followin, EVENING STAR. im Baltimore Me gregation of. the dz R. S. PRroay scare t mele cunty chartabte, Church, who bad pr Bann. cacpaciee cineca a: wera nie te a red with the Ii ot the ject of prov sionary steward; J. F. aloy, superanaated LOCAL NEWS. | Bicbenbachs parr 2, square Pictcher, was tried. Me suitable and central fund steward. J. W. Chariton was reclected | Se ge teSobn MeLaushiin, part 3, to build on the lot of cceeted dees the by Dr. Cissel was war x esented to the church. The old church re! of the conference. Oi commannoeton Telating to the interests of the Western Maryland College was sabmittod t, near 1 is, Amusements, ae., To-night. arher to a Fouse—Chariotte Cushman as | Elizabeth G whi and ea Jan rt i wW. conference, and its 7 eat atenced was built in 17#2, and the associations connected Dr. L. W. Bates to t ~ a | n : Sete in:eee . faims urged in earnest es by Dr. Bates, Washington Tivater Comique—Singing, danc- | Jems=C Cross, part 12 square 9M, $1 : sent to one year i be . | Gaby te Plead Lewis, subs. B and C, 9a capies. enrenn with lnsceny of none fiom i Dr. J. W. Herring and Foarn Seat esq. The Addison to C. Buppert, ‘part 16, 10,357 pherd to C. F. Ecklof, 5 MLW Weaver et al. to trustee, subs.14 und 1S, square . to RM. Gresn, part #'L. equare 89. $3100; W. H. Tucker et alt W. Jones, subs. 21 te 25, square jattingly snd Soran, trust lot x; report was afterwards referred to the commit- tee on literature. The examination of official character was re- | sumed. me! voy’s Hibernicon, relue' % never; ti ngregation vacated the building where they had worshipped so long. ond. Seavea to the Snast shore mentinned,, wach teeretin ccs: v for church purposes. During all time the uestion be eon g has been discussed, some Foo the old ee the und on w! it stands; others the tearing lown of the church, the material to be used in building a new edifice. The question was finally settled at a church meeting on W: a Faia over by Rey. Dr. Nourse, when it was letermined to teardown the old church and rebuild it on an improved plan. In the mean- es CIRCUIT COURT, Judee Cariter E Horuer va, Purdy, action for defendant. ‘Taity <9. Preedman's Savings and Teast “ompany: jury tespited. ‘The case cf Talty vs. the Freedman’s Bank was resnmed this morning. POLICE COURT, Juiee Sneil—To-day, Joseph sinters chi ged with ansault and battery | 5 fis Bache nt foot me eemien py i in creat distress anaes the denied the charge of pene y Ages court dismissed the case dis- McF-voy’s Hibernicon amused and interested @ large audience at Odd Fellows’ Hail last ght. The artistic part of the exhibition is cod. aml so is the dramatic portion, and the i vey's fam is asure cure forthe blues. ‘Tiekets are selling rapidly for promenade concert st the ina tion ball "uiding to-morrow wight, indicating a very large attendance. The scene will doubiless be a very brilliant one. tions of the missionary from Williamsport, Conn., were referred to the special committee, consisting of Dr. Nichols, Dr. Wileop, and W ‘Whitney, esq. ; Rev. Bishop Wayman, of the A. M. E. Church, was introduced to the coufe the: irst grand ; ‘ ine 2 " Re her way rejoic. | time the services of Mr. J. H. Mcdill, of Wash- x - whe board of police commissioners dieap- | Th:Stae cab i sauare fm, 410s; ing: “Autemia DoAtaiio was ‘ch srged ‘with assault | ington, had been secured as architec, and his a Pipers haus, Ses Oerek Rathod: Pvo- Seyaoval of Utaer Manese alte atascorirer tae Geage Mattingte co tk. Panweeks bese iat battery om Felix Desfesse. plane were submitted to the meeting and | frsent © pag Speeder moog peda ioe lg s ceme, disappre: fat ly to y ie py = 5 application of William I». Poulton lee ccanster GeNate 0, and wubs. 20 aind 25, sauare 1, IT adopted. The building is to be 56 feet front by | W. Rates, Dr. Wilson, A. J. Fair 2 3. A letter from the Bethany Indepentent Methodist Church asking ministerial supply from this conference was read and referred to al Warner and Duvali ef Hiqcor license. enaubebeae rub E and sout Does anybody know of @ good article Way of a disinfectant fer carbolic ach? ‘Want toe information, becease our foreman has Trustees, to W. tzman, b. D, eee. 87 05. a . Patierson, sul Bain et al. to John Burr, subs 90 feet deep, to be ted of red brick, wit! Pressed-brick front. On either corner are to be ers, with one grand spire 180 feet high, with belfry. The front elevation will be 52 feet, rear x in the half sul = 3 w ni a bottle of champagne, Between there tw, wi 80 carbolized the premisesto deodorizea dead | 3," ToS nods Bae we” | Desfome aetting th his wife aad elevation the same. The c hail is | &) lows: Dr yd Murray’ Dee S Drink rat that the printers are sneezing everything | Trad dares taetaette the pater pe vaigng oneredi ve a Spero Ggin gems house, and 0. Hammond. —" inte pi. Thatdlisinfectant eaust bedisiniected. | 67 fonse caught np a bottle to strike at D’Atalie, ans | Sble to accommodate per hantel’ io te cs | The special committee to which were referred ‘The samp whe has for several nighta recent- the latter exclaimed, “What! a Frenchman take a | Oughly upholstered. The chance’ to bel tne wantsand Winhese? the V’ inia district ly piace.! stones on the track.of the street rail- bottle in hand to fight with:”’at the same time ue | trhinmed with walnut. white in the rear will be | the wants and wishesof the Virginia district ‘a8 the inteverction of Sennsyivania. ave- caught Desfosse by the cravat, and threw him to tlie | the choir, situated a little above and behind the L. W. Bates, Dr. Southerland, Dr. Nichols, prom rancor apes er gpa oly mon 13, W Gibson, an ‘oum floor and held his there. ‘The fter he pulpit. A niche will be supphed, in which will | My ee ee We a or nnles ane te jumpine track, will fare badly i€-onazht | SA sabe Wy aek seamen: true canoe al be Frencoed ands cheveh will be tenet 2 | Bartlett. Oe ED 7 ; bees Charles means of ceiling reflectors. Over the vestibule | BALTIMORE CONFERENCE M. . CHURCH SOUTH Roy; $3. Johuson were sent fo of railroad jense; jail thirty days ttery on George er, @3. charged with keeping open hi hours; $20. This conference concladed the eighth day of its sitting at Trinity Church, Baltimore, | Sa ~ day, Bishop Doggett in the chair, Bishop Pierce having been called home by illness in his family. Staunton, Va., was unanimously selected as the place oi holding the next session of the will be a church parlor, with sliding doors, an have easy access to the congregation hall. The walls will be fourteen inches thick, supported by pilasters, the whole to be covered by a peaked roof, covered with Susquehanna » In the cellar will be two furnaces, which will heat the building. Messrs. Young & Keenan harses ime iron. homas White same Frank Wells, asaauit’ an Jacob E. Lyon at unlawfr "0, Draary 2.—E. Thornton Taylor to Foneph C.¢ Kenneds. hie right in eub. 6, 19, $2,258: Pamphrey . 1. equare 3, rinder to H. vk. south half 10, scuare 423, $2000: Phil c square 423, $6, Cc. Burr, rt 10, rchitld to Sarah A. Gregory, nowih hati tion of race or color in th: Atameetingof the co esterday @iternoon Mr. +202. Danbi News Sayings. Danbury school teacher what Ey 3s. G. Parks, do. i ference. Soavesentate oh . Pincers. eacaaacnas, | _Acomiee have Deon swarded the contract for building | Conference. oe ee some and insulting her teacher, fie action ah; Reo to Samant 3-Couneriiis, | Washington oukd ewe memorable occasion was: | Toltn the aid mcteriuts reneed cease noe | elaine tae eekvine [publishing house ‘against was approved. The board elected Mr. J. B. Mand qua r See ore 3 at ree ing the actual — be ee a whole work | the government of the United States for occu- Brown as present of the board in piace of _— to beg and too David Miller, resigned. rusted. pancy of their premises in 1864-5, and use of y honest to steal. machinery, &c., whereby great damage en- He . War Ingle to B. C. Kem a | square 72 Itis ‘80 mild now that people can dress THE CHARITY SERMON preached by Rev. ainiaterday Suverintondent Miles. of the tire | C. Rennsiy, tramee, to, W. G- Rui an thelr be roome Phere int anuch fan iu pa ES SY gh I tg oe raph, plac: t 7 Routhy ; imming bare-legged through a cold hall to ,, 4 1 . the fiobe office for the Messrs. Rives. it is a | 8%! John D. Newman the sitting-room ffs, “And we are glad the ne, | hundred dollars were collected for the relief of urging a prompt adjudication and settlement of Irass box, nickel plated, and bears the inseri the poor here, under the patronage of the Society Fire Alaras Station si, Globe Offe>— — Vincen oe Paul. cus 01 RESIDENT GORMAN, of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal com was in town to-day look- ing. after the general interests of the company. URCHASE OF ReaL Estate.—Mr. Cc Nichols has purchased the tour-sory brick building, No. 61 High street, from the Mosher estate, and designs fitting it up for his American confectionery cessity for 0 doing is about over. One ton-and-a-half of Pub. Docs. went up the Housatonic road on Fridayevening. {t was an affecting sight to see the starving masses at the severa! stations clutching for the supplies. Tae Civit War tx Srain—Spirited Engoge- mente with the Carlist Forces —General Nouvil- las, of the Spansh torees, has been defeated by the Carlist chieftain Dorregardy, near Pampe- Fg yw to hil lecture ex.gagements in Penusyivania «l New York. She will deliver the lectere in ich she made such a brilli: debnt. styled how-Windews and Bubbles” It shows up the follies and foiblesef Society in general, and of Washington in particular, and does not spare ‘On motion, it was resolved that this confer- ence pledge themselves to unite in the concert of prayer for the schools and colleges of the land on the last Thursday in February in each Key. A. W. Wilson urged the importance of religious concurrently secular educa- tion, and the importance of daily prayer for the success of such education. Bishop Doggett and Messrs. A ahd Head also ad- i be awe; ¢ a Mt bac io M. B. Coxe: juare 7, ‘Tompton,sub- Dy square bey. trestce. tof Lor ‘ware faa. 83.351 - Jones and A. c 187. $2,200; G. intrnst/ lots Joyce to G. 16.17 ana h i ark le. Mrs. Pollard pale Jot 7 and part lot $, equ Hovs® Riistxc—The house raisers have | dressed the conference on this interest. Senet a ucenarghe domme Koceten” D. Clark to J.D. Clark, jr. part lot fie “Keignts of Monreal: fatied to | commenced to raise the Fountain Hotel, in | . ‘The balance of the session was spent in relig- Bridge street, and two frame buildings on Po- tomac street, Nos. 6 and 8. Stone Crrsnine Mitt Destroyep py Fire.—tThe stone crushing establishment be- longing to Colonel Crawford, situated on th> canal, near the Chain bridge, was discovered to be on fire last night about 11% o'clock, and, being out of the reach of the fire department, was entirely destroyed, together the ma chine ‘he loss ig about $10,000; insured with A. 8. Pratt & Son. ious exercises. eS ee Ax Excitrye Caase.—Officer Brown, of the sixth precinct, had a warrant for the arrest of | Albert Clark on a charge of disorderly conduct. | Seeing the accused yesterday afternoon the jeer gave chase, but Clark being a good run- ner, # off at a rattlin; e, and led his resuer through “ Hell's A large number of persons eng in the chase, and the officer finally suc. led in making the ar- j | rest. The prisoner left collateral for his ap- wasdetermined | { TRE Amoyxe cry Horse Parvrers— ty Dictation and Resistance of the Employ- | —There are at thix time a small number of journeymen painters in this city ont of employ ment, who would at.work were it not for their adherence to a cardinal principle of their | tion A large majority of the paint rict are members of the house 1. er loige. which is working under a They . ty privates killed. Twenty officers and one hundred men were wounded. The express train from Madrid for Casteruela was thrown from the track by Carlists, near Villa France. While the train was thus disa- bled the insurgents opened fire and killed the gineer, fireman and two brakemen. The oe ngers and = barricaded themselves in @ nei from which they begau Wetropolitan Dollar Store. The attention of the publi the following very cheap an received: Ladies Skirts, at, made of prime muslin, ant in loge, tiie annual session ot which was h boring house, i well sewed, 1. Umere last week arance to auswer the charge, and was re- | a brisk fireof pistols and musketry. The Car. Riv NeEws.—The steamer F.C. Knight | Ladies Chemise, 12 siyles, at $1 each. te weed out ‘scab: inferior workmen | [eqecd: but the crowd of ‘idlec whe had pre. | lises finally took to flight, and the governmen: | cleared to-day for New York with 450 barreisot | Ladics Drawers feimmng withearuiders.ruttins, Hee ee AGcomplish this it was decile | sued him, for want of something better to do, | forces shortly afterwards coming’ upon the | four. ‘The schooner Four Boys arrived to-day deairable styles, nt Sel madey and in al that journeymen be reqnested not to work for | loitered around the corners and discussed the | scene, set out in pursuit. The band fed to, | from Alexandria with 1,200 bushels wheat com, Ladies’ Gown, % length, $1. a hess who cmp'oyshandls whorefase to join the | affair; one of the gang asserting that the boy | ward Monte Acosta. signed to Hartley & Bro. Excellent Aprons at 38 aist 8) cents, zocety or Jolge. After the meetingof thegrand | had shot and killed a schoolmate. The rest S Liven Chemise, plain, sresentatives from fie, District re- | were gullible enongh to swallow the story, ail cue STON sh pete ill — a mu Cc ITY IT EMS. pb top og mg at Ss gh ven. ; Teported to the subordinate lodge, | j r t ti seit Sa" Investigating.—A number of witness f ‘ap, large pieces, 4 for 25 cents amd the action of a number of men, who.de: | lecioe ey te Cie aT every One Ii that | oe the chen rai ae er, of witnen ———— section of the city was excitedly discussing the supposed murdei SS ndid Rubber Dressing Combs. 25 cents. 15 styles Bandeaux for the hair at (9 cents and Large assortment of To HAVE ELEGANT Buckwheat Cakes, light Biscuits, damplin, should use Iouley’s Yeast Powder. ¢lined to work with non-society sen ‘on Wedl- wesday last, is supposed to have been based on this action ‘of the grand lodge. ‘Two or thre Huston yesterday. On Wedne: committee sat until 11% tinued their labors untfl jay night the 1. o’elock, and they con. Suait Pox ARANTIN This morning alate hour last night . <4 horses only are interested inthismorement, und | two sen With te anal pox—Edward Green, | The counsel for the church would not. he: Geer ee ink pase Baking about titeen xen are walking about er are | a white man from Richmond, Va.,and Wm, Pow to submit the case without argument. D THE wi having past and the pleasant on their own acepaut. The | Johuson, colored, employed near the Baltimore | Huston’s daughter was before the committer | spring weather new coc, : pe ge sre ca use to discharge their antt- | and Ohio depot—were directed to Police head- | Several days ago. Four or five ladies testified | flaveling ai driving es Book Re Racks Towel Rocke, ‘Panes 2. and say that they will not | quarters. They were placed inthe center of pean stro ly against Dr. Huston, and in | remember and patroni » old-established | Racks, Side and corner Brackets. &c. ; vooctety. The societs men as- | Louisiana avenue to be kept from contact with | the afternoon other witnesses were summoned. and pract: Trunk and Harness manufactory Beautifnl Oval Im, Walnut 8.10, with sert that their o!ject is to benefit the bosses and | citizens, but almost all Ts seeing them | Which does not indicate the immediate conc of Jamrs S. 7th street, | glass and back complete, 0 cent R ; the trane gen of thecase. The members of the conter- ence are very anxious to get to their homes, av hope the committee may be able to conclude their labors to-day. Dr. Huston is reported to have taken the agency or management of a sewing machine company in Cincinnati, but there walked uncomfortably rear, when one of the sanitary officers improvised «seat in the City Hall lot, on which the sick men took a rest until the ambulance came for them and removed em to the hospital. This was done in 30 tes after their arrival at headquarters. pone nce esa Er = iy good Chron next to Odd Fy Trunks, Bags, the largest and best assorted | all prices. Ir PEOPLE who Their stock of t Frames . Harness, n the city, and a fam.w.ccs he dall stupidity at wr lot of those handsome LACE TIDIES, 11 for $1 tro 4,3. , notified the super whether there is any truth in this nobody seems | that meets us everywhere in spring, and too Probably the prettiest assortment of Wallets you intenlent o° po evil, and requested Steck, Mankrt—Beard of Health Ix- | toknow. There is also areport current that | often in all seasons of the year, knew how quick | ever seen at 25 cents, 8 coms and Si, worth te lone have the law a articular nuisauce | At Clark's hog pens Tues Dr. Huston isin it could be cured by taking Ayer's Sarsaparitla to purge the bile from their systems, we should have better neighbors as well as clearer heads to deal with. eookw ef weng hot A agp Sato y= io ohaee says, oe voy! Europe is indetinitely ned. have discovered the ‘fountain of bolt ne ibis side of the Atlantic. Three bottles of Peravian v ke swine were offered; sold same as last week. At | Drovers’ Kest yesterday 518 head of cattle were onsale. Louis Munder, Mr. —— and others had some of the finest cattle that have been offered for months past, but the market seemed very dull. About 200 cattle were leftover. The choice sold for 7% cents. About 1» were oferesi; (50 sold to butchers, 7a7 4 cents, 15.cows at, enforceds The < rae all steel Scissors, at 25 and 50 cents. sand Razors in large variety, at 25 cents, £0 cents, and $leach. Hand Mirrors, at 0 cents and $1. ‘Our nsnal aseortment of Ladies’ Gent's, and Chil dren's Hose, 3 pair for @1. ‘a number of other new articles, all good, pretty and cheap. entertain prose: insach cases, un- less positive preof is brought that the nuisance Was seen committed. and aath made xccord ingly. inst zing law in re- overnment has ¢ law must be € encorcement of the liberali: ard to religious worship. The: ued an ler, however, that In most cases it is simply impossible get such testimewy, and th e@ matter has | and calves sold from 818 to $10. fully observed. Under its operation Protest- Syrup have rescued me from the fat of the B. SILVERBERG, ested. The board of public works hold that ee + antism is age. Pg Progress throughout | fiend Dyspepsia. Dyspeptics should drink from METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, the owners of propercy wijacent te waere such THE Ixsanity PLea Prayep out is New | the republic. read of Protestantism | this fountain. 6 * nuisances are found. are responsible, and may Yorx.—The trial of Chases Cord - | gives great offence to the Catholic priesthood, - ora See 312 SEVENTH STREET, de dealt with under the 1 put Attorney Mil- | dictment charging thatkeruidees dare bon who are using every means tp prevent its growth a Extract pe cele at wholesale by ler slismisscs complaints wiicre the act was not | last Getober. was begun yesterday in the oyer | 80d circumscribe its influence, The conse- as. Stott & Co.. 489 Pennsylvania avenue, | _mlo-tr near Pennsylvania avenne. seen committed. Inspector Wallace Lasreferred | His qoctober- A. quarrel arose ina Duane street | quence of these efforts has been the occurrence | aNd by druggi-i- - «y stiere. tw, f,tt the matter to District Attoruey W. A. Cook, who takes the same view of the law as that en- tertained by the board. and under his advis:- ment the law is to be tested at onee, and should of several deplorable scenes lately. Very ¢ently a crowd of fanatics, excited to frenzy by the sermons of some priests, made an attack upon a congregation of Protestants in a church saloon between Cordes, who is a Bavarian, and “ohn Daun. Ten jurors were sworn, and the remainder were ch mptorily or ex- rere jisqnalified Tue Nationa. Savixes BANK, corner of New York avenue and 15th " DRESS SHIRTS. annum on d its for each ‘calender ihonth, Banking urs, 9to4. Saturdays, 9 to4 and 6 ensed. Mr. Henry E. Haw! Six PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE YOKE the covrt sustain him, offenders will nave to | strect, suid be thought himee nal in San Luis.” No one was killed so far TRTS, ready-made, for 916.50. "9 their premises, or take the conse. | cause he could not fisten tee plea of insanity or | known, but several were injured. The police lads © 7B,stis | SE » for & drunkenness with any degree of allowance. He | finally dispersed the rioters.” ‘THE CONMUMITY at large appreciate the usc- | Six “PALMER'S PATENT DOUBLE YORE —E was strongly opposed to’ insanity, and was so |. = fulness of Singer’s Sewing Machine. 1,5 | SHIRTS, made to order, at §18, $21, or $247 « Athan Nores.— Advi * from Florida exasperated, against criminals generally that sccaaiy the osig aL lo gl ak ib icky tatiaeeaiane te m state that the health of Archbishop Bayley has | he was afrai was inclined to hold cll ac- there a J < Leen much jmproved, and be expects ¢o retura | cused persone ne be seeu from the fact that re- | and comfort ripen emmy Sey LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, emigration may cently, when English speculators had brought to England, German metal workers and then isappointed them ia payments, the Ger- mans were driven to demand aad of their con- sul. Now the German government has demand- ed from the workmen ment of the money advanced in their behalf. It is ible that this state of affairs may lead to diplomatic difii- culties between the two governments, which may result in legal proceedings agait lity until they were proved innocent, Mr. Wan. Robinson also said that he did not think he could accept the plea of insan- ity even if it was declared to be good by a court. A new panel was ordered —N. ¥. Sun, 13th. War ww IVADA—A Helligerent Gocernor—He Insists on Holding Two 0 5 the last acts of the — ed N ja legislature was one detach! ri office of warden of the to Baltimore carly next month. ‘The Porty Heur’s Devotion closed in $t. Mat- thews’ church last Tuesday morning. Kev. Dr. White conducted the services, ant was assisted by Kev. F: rs McDevitt and Brueille, the latter a missionary from the Indian country. ‘The Industrial Home. established through the efforts of Mrs. Generai Sherman and the Ladies Benevolent Society of St. Alovsins parish, in the 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. utenant LADIES UNDERGARMENTS. 100 dozen LADIES COTTON SKIBTS at 9 cents each, building corner of K and North Capitol streets, state prison from that of lieu- Inst the ‘THERMOMETERS and are repaired 100 dozen LADIES COTTON CHEMISES at 8 bas just been placed under the immediate diree- | tenant governor, one official having heretofore | SPeculators who mduced the workmen to come | and made to order by Hempler, near 4% street. | conte cach, tion of three Sisters of Notre Dame, from the | exercised both functions. Prana t Bradley | © England, and then refused to OUt the | mother house in Cinciunati, Jhio, and addi- tiowal facilities will be at onee afforded for enlarging the sphere oJ its influence. The Little Sisters ot the Poor, who have. by the kindress of Father Walter, temporarily occupied @ house adjoining St. Patrick’sehureh, | in their attempt to move to their new home, gorner of H and | ernor has ordered Gen. Van Bokelen with Seb streets névttiens. 9” St. Joseyth gay (19th of | field piece ew militia from Virginia Ci at their contract; but the fact that the lome government has demanded repayment from its deceived subjects shows how much any potion of the Fatherland is dishked by the 60 dozen LADIES COTTON DRAWERS at 75 wal 90 dozen LADIES NIGHT DRESSES at $1.62 ar LOCK WOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR’ Spring Opening. upon Governor —_—_—_——____. NEVADA APFICTED WITH THE Evizootic.— letter trom Virginia, Nev., March 11, says: “Th Sunday, and OUR OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT. izeotic ay here on i wu the present month.) to report at the state prison to-day, to enforce | Shread sleet nuiversal, Omnibuses have — Sto tr __O55 PEERSTLVANIA AVENUE. = —- the jaw. Itissaid that Lieutenant Governor running, and searcely a beast is t- . Miwa anteue rds the la Poa A FINE LINE Fo? Famine css. avings Ban hundreds on Saturday, is deserted, au. pe ing. This morn- uently mills and mines away from the persons in lin line of the railroad are deprived of teams for | ENGLISH KERSEY OVERCOATS, waiting for the bank to open no excit supplies of fuel, and the movement of ore wiil Womex PHARMACEUTISTS. liminary examination of thé ‘harmaceu' Coombs Minshull headed Ment was apparent among th ENGLISH MELTON OVERCOATS, drew their funds and quietly dep nd when the supplies me of the mills at the . , eas THB in the enanea of the day the Society, Miss R x 2 BLUE TRICOT OVERUOATS; aocaerineek wean Ss the jase list of 166 London students. For this | Qh ecqy’ are cho- | BLUE, BROWN tary card published in t examination 318, candidates, presented them- | fing Wil Retake, wile coe atte ee, . ‘ crs the several bankers of selves, of whom 247 failed. “ted la Lawson, fast as it arrives, The country is being scoured OLIVE, DAHLIA AND et all demande marie upon him has eat the | Wow of the Society of Apathecaries 9€ London, | f° 0xeR, the price of which fag advanced 10) BLACK OVERCOATS LEICESTERSHIRE t mands made upon him, has ha i | per cent. since Saturda: y emect to completely allay, all excitement, and | bas been admitted Bachelies des Sciences et - ALL GRADES AND PRICES, ar HASBLE BROTHERS, mille ConneR 71m anv D Srrerrs. Co AT Bl <4 eae RATES. BR CASH ONLY. 6 HOLLIDGE BROS... this afternoon, when our reporter called. the officers of the hank were attending to their or- ‘inary banking business in a calm and anrat- fled Way, a» if there never had been them des Lettres of the Faculty of Paris. —$<$—<—<—$_—— ThE BALTIMORE AND PoTomac RAILROAD TUNNEL under the city of Baltimore, delayed by the unusual severity of the past winter, will be finished in May next, and will connect by one continuous line the whole of the southern system of railways with those of the north, aud the national capital with the coal and lumber Srrctat Tax ox Nowx-Resipent Samurie Mercuants.—In the supreme court of appeals, yesterday, in the case of Spear vs, common wealth, the decree of the circuit court of Alex- andria was affirmed. e Anderson deliver- ed the opinion. This case fnvolves the const! tionality of the act of the assembly of Virginia imposing a special tax on non-resident sample merchants. And this act was held not to be in TABLE SAUCE, test Se St. Parrick’s Day.—Mon- THE VERY BEST SAUCE AND RELISH MADB 18 ANY PART OF THE WOBLD. OnsERY ANCE ¢ regions of Pennsylvania —Report Pena.R.R. | confiet with ¢ the provisions of the constitution | _miz-6t ‘Sth and O strecis. ey 4 .—Williat ham, of Philadel- | of the Uni tates providing gress LUTION AND SALE.—The copartner- Fen ae oe rane | pein canker Ree ‘ie, | shall. pase laws Fegalating commerce between yee Bh Oe a by Kev. Dr. Ryan, as- | and recently from Wilmi the states, Se. This act, which Ju firm name of BODINE, WH. BECO. ie (hie vaminy een. n’s, Baltimore. it is | suicide y by taki wood decided to be unconstitutional, i, Sate yy uni Parnes eae Ss holie temperatce and ty it all the assets of et the above firm, a 4 join in the procession | deep gash in the back of his head. “Since then Sil persone $0 U8 Os & Arm Will pay the.) PEER cca nmnenennnnnemrnnO® ORNTS, 4 ‘i! be formed at | he bas despondent at times, and to mn Known that | same to Tucker & Sherman. HAL PINTS... wnccceensneen a 30 Uxvze, Se City Wea ob eke, sed will pecs te venice | tic cman Do cache eretaeane. eee TS wee Eacen that JOHN w. BopINE, pom St as Tatet Ac eeeceion will als | A TERRIRLE TALB Of youthful depravi i, aencial evaburrece.- Dani cE, BOR SALEBYALL@ROCERS. - ine will make their usual contributions for the Sees cee eee eee Sead ees in gold, which the Ki All persons having clatins ‘the firm of Bo- ae suppert of the orphaned little ones. wmeae ‘shingle ‘with apiece of chalk, and — tohim. At the time i dine, pieced & Oo-« will mano present them to A NOBLE CHABITY. . money had been . a = : buronraxr Novice ro Tue Samer Cox- | honght five cents! worth of rock candy with the 7 ae = omaHA LOTTERY from the savant; but the police were TRacTens.—Thetollowing circular was this «lay unable ay any clue to its disappearance. To ERECT THE Mr. ——. Contractor for — to shoot Mr. Me! swe bares orien Old rubblah in the’ cellars, How tt | Cracker in'the United Sister ‘To be Drawn in Public, MARCH Sist, 1873. Before the first diya Stay next. Nonew work | | Tux Exortss prreeny cane will be authori til this order is complied earthing the counterfeit five-; Canada, etrived in New York track of the ive Yer LUNCH, TEA TAREE AND THE USE OF IN- the heavy frauds on the Bank For sale by Grocers generally. Trade supplied by with. This order Bre be strictly enforced. Very respectiully. = = ALgx. K. Surrurnp, Vice Pres't. SRS "te | RE" serra peareed ty te cxcotongs men of the Jiguited pamber of Tickets on hand will be fur- {17-m.w fim" Manager, fas ae TION UF COPARTNERSHIP. wn Advertisements. | BY THOMAS DOSS Astor aces FRAME BUILDINGS. TO BE REMOVED, at AUCTION. On TO-MORKOW, ( GROCERS. C;, & OBARE_& son, Whelesair and Retail Grecers, ‘Suto 3 oh Bach 1 etree! Peikcdltentin, ag | 1813 Swenth Sree Nethwes, twee Ment x the premises, on 21 street, opposite 8. John's “fe TSS pHoMwas DOWLING, Anct delay ia’the, dctivery of fork during th. io fall, to the ‘lity of securing Steet teem ie ‘Truly ¢ , having at prevent a | Also, an extra English Breakfast Tos full corps with every facility to meet promptiy ali demands, I respectfully soticit a, ~. Flore. ac. € continuance of the same. yr re pat, hee Brande of W. BH. WHEATLEY'S ard a 8c; our best gr PREMIUM STEAM DYEING iN@ ESTABLISHME. ND SCOUR Tr, ee _ 50 Seren Mrest, Comgtant, D_O gy BRANDY. O1m. ac, ~~ | Pore French Brandy, per’ bott os BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. | (uvformia os 4 od Museate! Wine, OOKS FOR THE LENTEN SEASON see Reseed Wine, pur Goat a wha Wine, #2 per gallon. ©. S. (HARE & SON, Hot: te Lent. By Bishop Hantington. aiden Tres ry Lent; of Devotional Readings lps t ip Bee ri A bristian CcDy ship for Retired Hotes, In Chri " he Belicver'* Caren with bin Lora, | 204 2213.7 street WY ., between Mand 5 on, P eu. Hott . By Goulbarn. Y bought: on Personal Religion. By Gontourn, | PRICE List WM. BALLANTYNE. merl? 429 7th «treet or POSTED SANTA DOMINGO = History, “e iy, Ol jation acter its Future, Statistics, Fi , Hints to c GROoCEB ana Travelers, Miniral ‘Productions, Ae 5 mre nerasings ai : {2 tr STOCKMAN & SON. cor. 9h and Tats ar NEW BOOK: NEw BOOKs: ~ ELPHONZO YOUNGS & co's. SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, Corner 43 street and Pennsylvania aveave. De Mills. Macdonald. Cheap atters. By Annie Thomas, and Kisses. By Farveos. * sor of an Wreechai Life ‘aud Mre An Open Question. By James Robert Falconer.” By George SUGARS. in Cheese Man—Woman. By Ale: 3 The Mysteriotie Guest ¥ Sweetapple. By the author of an Ev: Servant Girt of the Perio. Mi Berd Meena ti eas ait L RB PAPE! Lt at lowest prices. fobs ICHARD B. MOHCN & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 2015 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Have just received the Miah ALMANAC AND COMPANION, for BOYAL KALENDAR, for 1473. WHITAKER'S ALMANACK, for 1573. BRITISH ARMY LIST, for 173. BRITISH NAVY LIST, for 1973. OTICE. PEN] oF . A DBL 'K BOOK ‘lane LITHOGRAPHING, "E3 AND BINDIN The pablic are in »wnd PLAYING 0, fede tr NEW ENGRA GROCERS, S."- SAbtilirenc, FOREIGN AND DO! a RMAN AMERICAN SAVIN 7 G* No. 616 Sevenra othe au Oppostte the Bank hours: 9 4. m. to gia receive de; Li paid on deposits. exch furnished. oa hing Pi nt, A W.F. MATTINGLY ,Sec.,C. nové-ly T= made and . EBERLY, V. Pres't, iE. PRENTISS,Cas'T fea | TEAS! ey | SECOND NATIONAL BANK, F STREET, fees aioe 08 Bezween Sixth and Seventh Streets. ota ‘and Lita ony ‘cote rarely ofiores, Collections made and Exchange furnished on ai) | _ 1 havea fair and ‘AST TEA ws sme. ‘conte per pound. “It is pure. octa-tt D. L. BATON, Cashier. ores 1338 F stresi, weak BOOTS Bence, Bp tiatecavietnal ers buass Sy | — THE TRADES” Basurse House oF 1416 PESNSTLVANIA AFENUR, s) rn \Oppeaie Willan eH Do .D. 0. Ayumes AND BmcoRatto! —A WS N feat say gee eee for sale or rent, Six per cont. interest allowed on business acconnts. cout ot Pars dec3-tr A WANINGS, FLAGS, TENTS. M.G. COPELAND, 643 Louisions avenue, one door east 7th street AWNINGS for City and County Boeisoncen ee to order EF basi SR tee so SAS ef the boats sea ate “4 Open W. pot S YES ?. tend fot a copy ol the Oharter tad Briones ja¥ COOKE & LO., BANKERS, '¥ AND SELL FO! ick, NGE and ULAB LI ED ek aaa eetLbbs OF Oke a LOCH & 00,, Our on Jay COOKE, ns J. = Tuaton, CARPENTER, BUILDER, anD CONTRACTOR. Cashed in éLann, Scornann, sree! salam — Bete. o . . Be 7 * WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, ome {Obr., Rend“ epp. Pom OM%n. PAYS 6 PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPosit. | F'. ae sa os from REA! A KEE, ‘Con be made and drowa ar Pa jaud fmm pisoer ethernet A. BU, WHOLesaL® Deatrn ts ‘PPRBER aS cut Paving purposes INSURANCE COMPANIES. | MSURE YOUR LIFE™ mon ELLE Jant-1y™ BE Incon ro: Omics in the ae or oe dani and any part uf the Die woe SOTASE Senehs Sat colt ent meng te: MENT, 3 fice Sally om Wout. wat ep ms a ee EDUCATIONAL. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. CMB CAPITA Ba nseseeeen ener eneeeneeeG 198,008 N B.—The undersigued have @ full supply of * BED AND WHITE ASH COAL, adi on