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r
tiik evfaint; star.
local n e w s.
Amu?rmrnt?. %t.. To-M;hl.
N*THrATiK Ilixnan'i French j
Opera Tn up.- m "1a t?raiide
?'rr? Kuii wn' Hall, (irnnd f ur for tluof
Columbia I,vinr-in Hospi'al.
R>li>lrali?a in th^ v?fnlh Ward.
Attbeclo-eot the *vond ft*/"* registration
tor the ?v\entb Ward* yesterday, the books
tfca: l,uS5 yiialitled voters had b-*?n
r^-crd^rt. rftiru c th?? aff-rnoon, cf which nuinl-er
M-c wrre wbitr, anil 4!?7 were colored?
?lif> majority over colored, 1-.1. Number
ri-ji.-'frnl bcib days thi* war, of whom
are colored- and 1,1.-3 are white?minority
lu: tbUliil. Hi. N Ulllbci r?KlftUTrd lor tu.-t AO
f.r?t d?y* la-t y?ar. of which }?T-2 were
rolor? ?1 m.tl '.*4 whin?' ? ?1 ? *
?i firizfiif clothes un^e*- his uniform: vr?
?lis. harzed. hOTiprf. upon examination, and 1
wtt to Winchester, wbtre he remained
lor a short v bile and ther. came to Wash- j
ington in irora which place he went '
hnik to AlexJirdtia. and conducted busi- I
nr?? there till tlie close of the war. wher he '
returned to Washinjfton atont eighieen months
Mnce, and ba> resided here trom that time. It |
was ne>er his intention to participate in the i
fight. and anterior to hi* dis< har?e fr.>ni the )
nld lhnniu.on <?uards. (before the >Iana??a* '
tight took place, he was arretted by ord?*r oi his
captain a number of tjtne~ tor dotting his uni>
oim and going h? tn?- without leave. After the
Federal troops took possession of Alexandria.
?Bd he re'nrued there, he joiued the I'nion
l/eague. *nd w?? always considered a lTnion
man. In r?-ply re a question as to whether he
?ieKne?- on idi> dav ol hi~ examination
lor dis. barge at M.ana-?a?. he ?aid that be bad ;
never used tobacco in his life. but on that occa- 1
mob he put a i bew of the weed m hi* month 1
Alter tbi> statemet>t, the Jnd|r??s of Election at I
the raMe before wh;cb he appeared Messrs. I
4'lepbane. K bbins, and Barer 1 h-ld a short
iDWtilMtloa. when they expressed themselves
as not altogether satwM, and suzfcested that
he should obtain from prominent citizens of Alexandria
<.ertific?tes that he was regarded as a
1 mo" .na.i dnnug the war. Mr. Kudd said he !
? ii!d do *o. and the registration a? resumed.
T/mi t>tho wa* objected to on the ground that
tie lad aided the rebellion i>t manufacturing
*>oois for the Confederacy with tatse pockets.
in ? ii iv. ii i?'i iii. q nii:in?? inri1 nffll rnt* luif-. hut '
upon making ontb that tb?* ckarp> v? inoorrvrt,
b?* vi a* ic<rplfd. Andrew .lark<on. colored,
fd a? a prospective \ot-?r. The
registration will clot* tbi* af:ernoon.
THI M WdKALTY?/ f. t,ou of R ftp'.li.ar Delrkt
A.xrA H tir<>?A meeting 01 the
S"?mn Ward Republican ('lub held la>t
evening. at the Mi!-?ion caiipel, on Tenth *treet i
east. Ivtveen A aud B -tree:* sjuth, .lo>eph S.
Mar'in. IVMdmt, in the (.lian. and L. A. |
Adam> acting a^ Swtfttrr.
AIter the tra-action ol routine ta>tn?M. the '
?'lub proceeded to elect fifteen delegat-".* to the
.Mrtyi r-'Uy Nominating Contention, which oon- !
ven'e* on Friday n-ght. resulting in favor of
the followii>t gen'lotneii M Barton, Joseph
J*. Martin.? ;?rv W. White, J >sepb <irav, <?eo.
S Lantl^y. t. A. A?lari>. Jaiae* Kduard*? '
wti'T?- .Vu bji- ; Shinar. G"0 H. M Kfvuoldl?.
H. I'*?rk> r. i'hnr!?*- l?> -01.. John Bryfn.
H?-nry IV:r?r?colors!.
A mo'iuii w.i< iiir?rl<- in-iru> tiutr th??
toes-it th?-.r T?m tor Major A.(!. Kitbaru* for
thr Mayoralty, which was sub??*iju^uilv w itb?irnw
n.
It understood *h?? d?-!?vat?* favor tta?- mm.
inftt.on of Ma.'or hi b*rrt> i?>r M iyur. Th?rtlirr
WJtd;- * ill ?lwt (lfl-T't'-s 'h:* fv??ninz.
1 b>" (VnTrniioii will m?i at I mon
Hall, an Ninth -tirrr, on Friday afternoon at
lour o'clock.
?
Ti'e Nku Mkxii m K\ii< r.\tk \ t'Li Bm-t at
*b* Turrit.?tial lM?--s K?*':n in tb** Capitol
>vt *\?-ninc. lifurff W. (.irhguvv ofl-Ti-1 a
resolution m-Tuctine the Commute on C 'U?titauou
and i;y-Laws to in??rt a clause providing
for the" i??nidc of stock to member-:
atlo|<:> '. H.mi (' P.lVwr lior. Mitchell,
?ie?> W I.ithgow, and Col Middleton were
.*ipjm'ii.twl a committee to wait upon some
Itruiiii ii?*iit h*n k??r? in 1I1-. itt f..nK?
r _ - - ... v ' j i vi i ur |M| 1 |J LI
*>J *electmir a treasurer lor the a-so -mion.
lien. adilre.?sed the meet i a < at length.
:md i"ol. Bergman made a few remark*. Capt. j
L.ynch. on beiii* called for. stated that heexj>ec'*d
to 5-tart tor New Mexico during the j
l>r>*eni wee* tha; il?n. l"leaver and (Jov.
iWiich*dl 1"J infoimed hiir. thi? all the neces*ary
arrnufrmcui; would completed, so
tbn't. in r.ll probability. h?- world >tart oil next j
1 ti. j!-day. in i umpaii) wi?h Itol. B rgm tn. H** ,
?ie*ir?-d all who >oi.gtit intoimation iu regard
to the Territory to red nee the inquiries to wn- J
tinr. mi that lie could answer all alter he had
rewheri th?- Territory aud ascertained the repaired
information.
_Tm La*t Soldiir or the Ketdittiok.
*1 be last joLIm of the Revolutionary war is
d?-ad. The tact that all the tieroic band have i
(iiurti away i* settled N-yoid controversy by
a little took ?ntitled Hi.-tory of John <?ray, of '
Mount \ernon. Vs . tb?- la?t soldier ol tlie
.Resolution." for it ccpr ol whicti wf are indebted
Jo the author. Mr. J. M I?alz.*U, birat-elf
a soldier in the late T'nion arm v. John
4irav vat born near Monnt Vernon, Va., .Tauuarv
6th. 17*44: and died at Hinimsburg, Ohio,
March 29th, I**-. H-* stated to ihe author ?*1
have -ha ken bauds with Washington and have
fought under him. 1 was born at Monnt Ver- (
non. and was hi" warm personal friend.'* John
lirav emigrated from Virginia shortly after the !
Revolutionary war. to the wilderness west of
the Alleghany mocntam*: settling in whit is
now Known as the populous State of Uhio,
whereTie lived up to the time of his death: witnessing
'he m ghty changes wbi? h have t9lf?U ,
t> I ii ^ in ;K?? -a?? >? ? * ?
, miwaut our country. Thai fat- 1
was the last survivor of the Jie>gluUuc tins?** !
is BO dOUfct. I
#
Kai tii al Ci riosity.?One of the most cttnout
si't-vimfus of floating cruit which un? ,
v>r km in tb?"-e watt-r?, arriv?*d lu ;
Vati'j Hay. Hi th?* Muib*-ru terminus of Sixtl
Mrit t. Motiday morning. It is kuuwn ;uam t
;fae im:ia:fd as a Spam-.fa row-boai; !n?*a.-ure?
twenty-four f??-t Iroir. >>tem losh-rn. br^a<l:h
of t**iim. two and a hall Wt, tod gradually
t?? ?-rs. otf to a sfanrp point at ea< h end. Kate is ;
her name, and aptain John K>ann iffua 1.4 th?>
|>res.?-nt ovv ner. Sfa? draws when inauu?-d with
L. r irew (two iiihu) about two incite* of waur,
MnJ 1* i* aful*M< Kv a,?? ,w*' "
? ?- #. u wj >?r? *ui u*rt U t urif U.ll SUH
flui-s ttrouth tl?e wsu?r with *urpnsinc
ttw Kate will fur the flrM row.
n g riui h of Um? spjToiu uuitf n-K?iia *;4svq
Mi8Kii?>l,^A larfnil
Ma^, a Kir t iln r> J si ?..able as*?n*|uu
?** " * ? Church uf thf As'
. .>rm| afirrniHrn to witne>- t h~ ,
inArnaire u((tmrfr A M llh^nujr, euxiw-ToI
Gu-lich: Company, to Miw j? u??ie Smith.
Al ?-n?uUri-?, Va. (}Kivm and pi>om>>afn- (
I).riarjr ami JanraF Ru^-el!.
?>f th?? Oni-Iiirht Company?were attired m
blai k. with wmu> wv th?* bridranuida-Miu
Alter Arm?troti([. of Alexandria, Va.. and Mim
Ella \V Ilium*, ol Washington ? beiu^' dressed
in * hi>. After the o remony the happy p ur
rwntMi the comrratula'iou* of their many
trifmN. irni leit lu ihe 4-JO tram tor Ne x York.
Boston, Ac.
Th?Govir*m*nt Clkrk.h Assnriatio*.?
A meeting of thi? a-ssociation wa? ia.?t
PTs'niiift at t&Hir room? on D ?'re?", Mr. I? M.
Krk^T presiding, md John E. Mason a< ting
?-i secretary. The following were adrnitted as
m.mbi*r< S. S Benedict, State Department. O.
W Turner. Postt'ffice lVparm?nt; A r w^
ley. Patent Ofllce: H-nry H. Cooper, War Department;
Job n E Wilson, Adjntant (ienernPa
OW< <;?-or*?? W Barber, Paten* Om<?e.
Mr Klancba~d. from the Comm!1e?- to con?;rt?-r
a plan tor connecting wttb the A?? l?.
t*on a deposit and loan bran b, reported pro*
gre??. :tfter which the association adjourned.
Ke>L Estate Sale-Mr. C. T. Griffith,
u. n n?-?*r. ?r>M f..r Vn.-h X
Fox. at auction, the r?"?id*nc? of T&~ l?t* Wm.
Ihil'on. E*q.. beinr part of lot I* in square
456, froat?n|c2S f?**i on F street north. betwre*n
eth and 7tb weat, and rune in* bac* 159
fe*t to an alley. with the improvement* oonai?ttnr
of a brie* bnildinc containing ? rooma. and
? K*tr brielr stable and carriage house, to Win.
J S.bleT for ? HUH?. Fitch Jt Kox have alio
old at auction the four-atory house fronting on
Sixth street west, bet D and L o#ned by ;
?eo. E. Kennedy, for ?15.M5. to E. S. Su-wart.
^ ~
Tlit Fish SEAfO*.?The supply Of frwah tub |
i* lin?it?d at tbi? Mine, and but Iroin u>
4f'.(<io hrrrinc are reported by Mr. Owyttu
I/am. ani^e.nt^nHon At lAhOiOO a ^ hi|rf
Shad (abonl 7,nu* rvc?*i v?*d witluv the past 44
ioDM ar?* celling at trom *10 to fia per huudred,
and herring at *? ax.d #:? per tfcoosand.
Sal* or Monv -At the eighth meeting of
the First Co-op^ialiTe Building Society, Mon.
d?t evening, ?m sold at !* ?, 91,iW at 1-rt;
f raw at It#-; 9#?> at 191, at ISO; **0 at 1?">
and tl|0 0 at VXiA.
[
? --- JW ?%j i JI ?VIVI''U? I
*77. Incren-e of racist ration in the Seventh
Ward tbe I rst two daji thi- y. ar over last,
t,!1*. of -*hi?b the increase of colored voters
19-/73, and the increase of whit?- v-ster* is X *; 1
of *hit* inciMM ovw colored. VM, ?n t I
drtTW-f of colornl in:i)jrity over whiU-s tbi? J
year from last, 5.CI.
L>nrin? the afternoon v*"?terday l*r?e crowds
of persons were constantly around th * registration
pre* met. about two-thirds of who n
were colored. K very thine passed off h:trmomonsly.
ind but few applicant* wejv reieeted.
About ?ii o cloca a youn? white msn. n im-*d
James M. Kndd. made application for r?*ijtra.
tiou, when his riirht to do so wa- t hallenzed hv
? colored committeeman from tbe Seventh Ward
Republican club, on the alleged ground that he
bad s*r*rd in tbe On.fcdm!*1 array. Therein
pen >Ir Kndd wa? rigidly questioned by Gen.
Haoon and Mr. t'lephaue. in re-pouse
to which tb?* following -au-ment w** elicited.
He bad alvai s t**en a Cunm man. was a in?-:ntxr
of th* Old Dominion Guard of Alexandria,
vh'n the war hroWe out: *ind having been
blockaded at thai place by the exigencies of the
*?', he wa-* compelled to eo with his company
to Mansf?!-; went there under dures?. determined
to get olt it possibV, and carried a suit
THE I3ITLR5IAL KEVEME OF TML
DISTRICT.
Mr. P M Pear?on, ttie A~?e?-ior of Internal
KeT?nue f?>r thi? District ha.? ab ut coiuplhi?
If, and w.II trar.*ler them to-lay to Mr.
? lej ba&e, the Collector, who will prepare to
collect the Lues assessed. The i u om s are
e\cln-Ue of fl, OJ exempted tor family expei.M
?, and other de<iueuoo> autbornteU by la*,
2&ikI ttie t- tal amounts re..uTned will foot op
n ,ibm a few 'hoo??nd dollar? of th> am >uat of
ia?t y-ar, a|:DoUfn mere is *om>: KUlm* utt in
rvtiy <r( tiooof the country. la cousequenoe
ul Umt( oeinir so many ptrioBs eiat>lo>ed by
tuf GburDra'ai in the l>iMnct, wi.os* tui<
collected vkfft> they receive their pay, the
to'ttl nmoant ot inootnes ??l the reni 'en'^oan not
cv??ily be ascertained. The Awssor has ten
***i?tant?, one for each district, and of the total
l amount 1 eturned?nearlj a quarter of a mdlioi'?
the district bouuded by >th and 4** tre? U>,
i l.om tW Canal to Lbe Boundary. returns the
I la re^t amount that trom the (Vtnal to Boundary.
between llth and I5rh, 'he second: Oeorfre,
tow n the third; the Kir?t Ward the tourtb; itU.
. n<t 4th street?, from Canal to Boundary, ?ho
filth: llth toi 'h. trom Canal to Bound try. the
fix b, 5'tn to 7th the seventh: eist ot tbe-Capitol,
rifbtb: Sevrnih W:?rd. nin'h: and the eeuaty
Hie lowrct. In a large number of instances
many ot our wealthy men have their money
invited in (lovcmn-at ?>ec unties which are
i'Ot taxable, and in incorporated companies,
v ho withhold the tax. llriow we five a list of
income* ot over &>,(00, comm-'ncine with those
ot ii.no and nrw?rii?.
ABOVE TtN THOI^Ain DOLLAR!*.
The incomes of f anil upwards are a?
f -llows ?Marshall Browa, f??,02l; Thomis
Hlnpden. fiu,k!5: W \V. Corcoran, SJ6,1*23;
Nii.ih H. *21*329: Henry It. (Jooke,
: D. W. Middleton. $lo,?x*5; .T. C. Mcf;uir?*.
v :i.r,an. M trirarft Freeman, *24.2i'0; ftl.
W. Gait. ?ln.77i; Wm. Gunton, S*In,5Tl?; Wm.
Helmick *l?.4>-7; A. H. H?r, flWTU; W. J?.
J.hnson. *13,315: Mofus Kelly. fl'.Mlo; A. T.
InekkMfVi IHkliK; Kd. W. Unthuum.
* k'.GU*; Fbiu?a? Lnwrence. *18,tr>; Heniainin
1 .awTencf, Kd. H. LinTbicnm. ?12,6I#>:
\V G. Mptwrott, sKUKI; Samnel Norm?nt,
Sl?259: Samuel V. Nile*. *1'>,6J7: Andrew H.
Piitti, George II. Plant, ?I7,W.>; tJlias.
f Peck, S16.-J.V-; Alex. Provost, G*o.
W. Kip??. S4T.(i45: Geo. W. Riggs, Trustee.
J1N65I; Alexander Kay, $27,491: A. S. Solomons.
#li,*J34: A K. Shepherd, *24.~7fl; W. H.
TavlOP. >1 1 i fjpnrirp \V rtorwiehla
Jo?. C. Willard. *27,340; H?*ury A. W>ilard,
13.760; C. C. Willard, f
ISCOMKS BBLOW TEN thoi pam) AST) arovk
FIMt THofSiM) 1X)LLaKH.
Th? infomn below and above 6-Vo1
?r?* a? follows :?Jaine* Adams, .*>.>.471': J. H.
Au.uk, >-!>.74?>: Columbus Ale>a>>der.
.lohu Ai? xander.Mrs. M. J. Blair. >5.74<i.
.1 VV Bottler. B. Bayliss. Joseph
Brvrin, *.'>,*>" *; James K. Barbour, ->.>.14": Mrs.
Frances Hlam hard. -VvjII: ll. W. Cochran
H. A. Cbadwick. ^tV-iil: E. C. Uarrinsc
toa, M. 1 Jitrli-1*-. T. J. Dnr:?nt.
Ja iif- W. lH*u\?*r. ? ,JU1; (ieoi^e
A. l?eiafif|d. fi^r: Cornelia A. Dikeman,
James IMiiilap. \V. D. l>avidge.
*.V'7T John O. Evans. Jubn K. El vans.
-!\4<31. Ci. Emery. :sy.l5fi>; Micha?-1 Green,
>,V.T?r.'. A. Green, ^o.l'K.: Mrs. >. A. Grewves.
?W Hal:. ?5.S, |- W. M. <rait. **,<#* : Josrph
Molt. ^"'.T45: E. 1>. Hartley. *r?.71'.e F.
llr<\*.anl. V'.vi: G .1. .Tuhuton. ?tj.**c:?; Lewis
JoliU-on, V K. Kibb**y, -7,hi.>: J. E.
Kendall. William Knur, J.
Kennedy Ainos Kendall. :S<?.i?73;
F. A. K'llz, !*>.?#??> J. H. Lathrop.
J oil a T l*?nmau. W._H. Lewry. S*5,ifi7:
tforef WW ry. SW'" K. It. Utobuu. .S?-6I5: \V.
S Mmi b?-H. "V.ut'V: John K. Murray. .1.
MrFhtrton. *xr.. W. K. Mattingly.
J < '. Mok?*ld??i.. *? '.- ? A I?. Merriinais.
- ,K T. Mtrriik. S7,liT; > raitc*? Alotiuu.
*-T.4t>; Jcbii T. MitiL'-Il. S5,U5<>: Joijii Markrn?*r.
SV.>1. 1'r J. F. May, John >Isrt>ury.
v~W .1 Q- Navlor. $5,777: Win. Orme.
h Jotin Hurdy. >-7.Mi>.
Aim Fickrell. s.").om A Provo6t.Vx??cutor and
?5.w.> Hmson A Rwlfy, 95,-Vtt; W. S.
K?'t*?e. ? T 1: John Saul. A. M. Smith,
s.,A. li. ??tou?b:ou. *7.'.-T: Dnnifl Smith,
John H. S**inm<*>. Groivn K.
S.'bafli r. ^*.7:r?: Kil--y A. Sbiun. *-.7i?l: |\
1 i>y*on. ' 4 V. B. Tcd'l. Tb'*od _>re
U t f> I'T. ?(.li?. W. K WuOfiwar.i. ' vrm
V. il?ou. Sv.ilT: Mr?. Martha Ami \\ uiier.^J.;.'.'"
.J v?111 ?t. Wortbmgti-p, **7.fUr.': .lis. > W?*lsU,
> *. .-j.x K ran ci~ Wheat ley. ?<??. ??7: Win II War'.,
\\ . Wall. *6, ?.*?>. Mark Voting,
l.MMMES KJ?T*KEN TWO THOl?\M> AM) KIVK
lUofSASI) lrttLLAR".
Tli* :olloviiig :ti?- those below fiw and above
two bwu.-aud dollar- ?X. Acker. *i.5 T. H.
A! i' lier.'-v ."'1: Sidney Andrew, .T>hn
A r'>-rm:iri. -j.ih n-<??i .r^e ?At.ie?,
W. Adams. J'. C. M. Alexander. .' > : J.
I>. liei.J. ?..w< Obarl-- Brs(ll?y. W.H.
Hurt. -.j.Titi: J. K. Bridget. .Ino. A. Bun>,>v.:iil:
Catherine (' Boyle. Th-^#. F
J'ariie-. A. T. Kritiuj, Bciijamia
Brail. m..">77; Mrs Kli/a Barry, sv?4", 31r-.
Susan M Burcbe, < .?.'01' M. W. Beverutge.
-i.37 M. V. B. Bo*au, J. B. BUk
47. I). W. Broun. iie?>m?? t. Baker.
^ . | . |l ? 1J.1 J r-? -W.. ? * ?
v., n? IJIV Dtiiuwui. 11 -nrj iv?:tri!. i
~-.y* W. < i. Bt-iry, W. I?mvb??ll,
<: John W Hi lkl**y, P?*'? r K. H:tcm.
filfil; P W. Browniair. W 1 . s1 Bicoa,
- \V. F Brown, \v. ! P.ildwin.
t.\ B. Baker. > . ?;; .lo-. V. Bluudon.
>.V* <: P. T. IWry, ?*:{.."<X'; J li. Bradley, *r..
- 11. S. Benson. *i.K~r3: Bor'uw-.
> i.l.l W. II. Bi'tt, t?: \\ . p. li 'gjtf,
?-*n;i; T. Brown, : Fied
!?! -. *4.-<i6; George A. Bailey.
\V. H Baldwin. F'lv-tr.1 BUdwin.
- >i. Wa. IklTM, > 4.'! \V. \V. Hnidette.
J:t>. W. Br\-ker ?3.277: t\ A B>*:*v:tu?.
? . l>. J Bl>tlo|>, ? .>?' VV. tj. Be-toi.
W.Vfc.': \V F. Ba-coiii. U,Olu. A. P Blown
? Jo-**pta F. Biown. M.t** . S. p. Brv-wn.
4.1 Id li- A I ' ion w? l*n. 1 ?... t * / ' - - ~
-T.'T w. n. V iU?r. -4, IKW. .?? r:? * . ? ; IV IUI1. ^ '. )il*
W K Clark. *ilW; W. H. C- .irtl
Chrs Cammsclt. ; K A. Cr.i wford, - i.110:
Mr-. (' Cruit, ~:i,oll: Ht*nry JI * * ~'-!.-7">,
S. D. Ca*Uemau, ^,4>4: same, a- iruardiau,
- itr <Jeorire iClyuwr. v?: Mrs. U.
l'orco:sn. int.tii:). \V S. Cox, Ki< hard D.
Cruit. 1D. K. W Carter. ^*,757- H-nianii!
Charb-ron. W. H Cl*jr<'?t.
1??.-hi p Cooper, W. MlL. Cripps,
Juliii K. Cox. C. I*. Cbimb, -~-4.1 N.
Carusi. ?-2.1>{?: C. F. CiinninclMim.
K. H. Clark, *3.t?15: T L. Clark. j
H. Clark, Jfruitu" Callabau. ^V> *>
Kdward Dunn. <?MKt4: W. W. Danenbower,;
.*-.17; Dr. Donaldson, Heiirj k'. Dumb.
VJ.-"L-V; H. S. Davie, W' ?.. Dunlap,
Tobn Dickson. si.jjy: Henry Dickson,
?-'.:i7t>; W. H. Dougal, ; T. J. I?ivi?.>i'.<w4:
li. niauun Dai by, Sw,5<c: JVur M. Duba.it.
{ J a#. Y. Davu. AJ.'M : H.D DeAVolfT,
John Davidson, y2,li6: W. P. Dole.
: W. H. DrmpM*y. ga.51!'; lvl Droop,
? ;; ral 1> mu lt. - ;,i . \Y. II. Dougail,
W.-4K : James B. Dod^on. *"i,? 0??; L. J. Davis.
>i,lli. >lrs. Ge*>rgeana Inrif, Wm.
l j?ap. ^ .041 12nf?i?!rih h/irn iiTu- i? c
Ev:iub. I>r. .J. Eliot. .T. E. EJUs.
? Ct>arl^# Ldmunr'.up. ft?,7j4. TUotn:u
Fv General Tlionia- Ewmg Jr.. |
M.G. Emery. Anton Eberly,v.\iv!;
Jos. J-'utfitt. W. A Fenwick,
J. W. 1 iUliWgli, fa.lWjll, w, i\il Vieic. >4.v7^
Sau.u- 1 Fcwler, C'n:??. Furd, -MS""'; J.
E Fttvli, *0,500; Tiioma- Francis, *t?,;?57; G^*orf.aua
L Force, C. M. Ford, * .',34"; Hlud'
li to:r^?t^ .'J: Adaui (la. 1<Jis, *2.79:
I.einoel Gaddi*. Geo. F. Guhck, K>,I~J.
Mr- S <ire?-n. : E. M. Gray, *V-7: J no.
G rind* r. ??.'3.*5: T. J. Gait, H. J.Gray,
*-j,7?*>: M. M. G 4inu.il, W. H Gouey.
; Wall.*r Win. Guinand, *4. H>4; L. A. GobrigUt,
- 1 0< . Bernard K I w
T. M. Hanxiu, JK,u{0; ?p0. C. Utnr.Tng.
C. Ke.rt4.berg, >3,?'>C. W. Ii. lljtrrovtsr,
(Jaiikc W. Humphrey, $^4: Jno.
. ttOUgtl, 12,>910: (len,
** Prof J. H.-nry >3.Tit,
Anthon v Hvd*-,#.VdO;G. "?U' Jr.. v.\5uu; W.E.
Hovaid. **,*1: A. HeitinM.-r, >$},6frJ; i?r.
llagnei, J- A HamUtyn, j. < .
11 Sk.11, J. C. llarkn?* *4.- fl:T. L. Hum**,
M.?n. Wm. liniuf, s-.',i4k.; Henry Ingle.
.^imau lr.lai.d. Ohai. J list, C. H.
J?wHl, W. U. Johnson, B. IJftckwn,
(3.1^1: W. H. Jacksou. A. .1
Joyce, <?4,i:jh; J.M. Johnson, u. Kj,|.
tiduru, : Samuel Kerr, Jo*er.n K
K?-ll\, Mra. M. A. Kerr, Si, Oil: Man;i
t. JOUU L.. Muweil, W.
Scott K^lcbom, ?2,347: J M. Latiau
H. l>r. H. I-indslev.
I?r II. l.indsley, as guardian, ?4,l?4: l>witt C.
Uwrpinf, *4.'r?? Rob-Tt Le-cb. Robert
1<**i>1ip. ^4,S. F. Mr*., louisa
J.iMev, M. H. Lattirnore,
.liMi>ph I<ihlK-v, HH"; J?hn E. Lihhey,
AJlrod H. I.?*e, ?v'.433: W. I-inkins. Mr*.
A Lindfley, J. C. L?*wi?. #2.04-, J. W.
Maury, ay,703; Wm. McLean, ?-j,l-T; S. A H.
Marka, t3.*V?: \V. H. Morriawn, ?3,?S<i, Jj. W.
Mnbon, H.-il; J. U. M&aov, ft,bid. Frau> i?
Molina. tT.tCl; Jobn MrUultom. 91,-42-1 HoratioMoran.f2.no;
J. A. MM bur a, fS,'** (}. ().
Mclthrny, Mart Moore, H. F.
Mull^v. Ileni. Miller. tl-L!.V T*r I
JIaokall, WjSTV; l>r. H. Ma?ru <S.-r. ?4.17:J: W.
! . O. Murdoek, S3, .? ; E. M. M^r, ^i,V25;
John M ?rbury, jr., *3,01.3: Jufcu Moore, *i,7l7;
H. M Daniel. I> 0. Mc 1 >ow. ||,
i?>org?- M*'Uiigly, 8Kr-?!; Dr. T. Miller, &4.U7.
N. V. M> Knew. *4rUo; R. J. M?i*a, Sr., i?2,-..t3:
Francis M-tUm^lT, S*?AI: L. l>. Mear?, fcj.vS (:
Thi m:i? McOill, Ofiorge E Noyw, f4,H>7:
Thomas A Ncwm?n1fi,!!6?; Mrs. Sarnh Ottertjick.
*3,{40: John I* Ow^ni, Ed. Own.
+IA& L. J. O'Toola, *1,20U; (J. W. Phillip*,
3,-J^; H. Pol ku> Worn, K?IV; A. Pollak, f >,X6;
V. _ _ At r * i . T 13 k . II.
Ju?f )>Q li. fWrWD^ / I, tWlll'iri 1~ uiiuiit^
0UJ?;; Thoma- J S. Perry, ?4,154; A. H. PickrHl,
E?*u Pickrell. M?5SS; Ebenezer
Peck, r-' -tty; A. E. Perry, Mrs. CJ. Pierko,
James Pilling. $3,U7T?; Ale*.Prove?',
-xecntor and trustee, $5.(190; Edgar Patterson,
ex^-utor, *4.(>7?: W.F.Ciu?cksall, *W7U: J. Riley,
?.6r4: Jobn H. Kult, *.'.315: C. Kupprr:,
<i. A. W. Randall, 10,113; B. W. Reed, Wl?;
| U F. E. Richardson, #2,750: 'T. A. Kcftard*.
4.148: A. Richards,f.1,835; A. K. Randall,#4,y0!1'avid
F. Robinson, $2,1)15; Dr. Joshua Riley.
*4.416: J.flrr.on Riv-s, 94,84b; F'anklin Riv?,
f*?43u; Bum rod Robinson, f^l: Z. O. Rotebias,
f4W. Rue* let. *U?fc; Joe. r^xton,
474, <>?orge B. Smith, John A. S ith.
r.VS?; P J. Steer, * 174; F. H. Smith, ?2,I7?;
H. S? mpkin, ?3.-' W Ed. Sirama, James
H. bfciftTf, t2,WC; Mr*. Harriet iL Sullivan,
k. J 1 i 4? | # 9
?k. '^WBWKHWi
^.' S P H. Sunrinffz, $4,713; Ja.?. J. Sberiri,
* ,*33; H. Cl.y St^wsrr, 4e>,ttt9: Eliratvtb J.
Mone, H C. Swain, ?3,*276; John A.
Mej'hmj-on. ?*i.7!3; I.. Stit*r.>aTP?, ?r?>?3; M.
ii. r? rvrup, , niDes If. ^IXIHO, 1VV
N. Sibley, Mrj. Angelica Simpson, $2,.26>; 1
S. H Stfvens, >4,1V?; Joe.T. Stevens, ?4,1!W; |
A. T. Shriver, Admiral Joseph Smith,
?-<.o?J; Herb* rt Schnrtrr, fy,> 3; C. A. ^ hneiri?r,
Oeo. Seuff? rle, f2,l2t; Charles H.
Shelly, S?,t?33; Mrs Emma D E. N. Soothworth.
*4.00'; John H. Smoot, Wm. M.
ShuMer, ?4.ll)4: Mary F. Stone, jcuantian, -^.-?1 ;
Cbarlrs Stewart, Th<*o<lore Sheckell^,
*3.M 6- Jof. L>. Savnre, John U Stewart,
*4.1 Kj; John J. Sullivan, R. K. Stone,
*'2, 61. Samuel Stott, Christian Schneidtr,
Lew i? Schneider.->2,431: Win. Stookuey,
M.-VitV John W. S?mm?, *3,14?, W.8. Sbeph?id,
? *, 165; Enoch Tott> n, :<.14*>; Frmk Taylor,
Michael Talty, 93,4<i?; Zichanah
TnhfitwT tO OlW UA?*? TV??- ?.I ^ ?
M vu? ??' a y . U' III J A UU] II) V>OI UIII
r-ti- W. Thorn, ?VT.; Juices Tov.U-s,
W i Itaiu S. lboinp.-oti, fj,473; Klias Traverse,
C. C. Tuoker, #4.504, Washington
Tilley, 92,f"J7: James S. Topham.
*9.:fr-?S; B Ofclv Tayloe, by ajrent, ?4,Wi
Jobn Via K is wick, K.JWi Win. Wurdemau,
.lohxi Wise, Washinjcton B. Williams,
f3,77!>; II. yi. Waterston, $3, II7; Wra.H.
W? ct, JK.XV-; John F. Webb, H. N.
\\ adf worth, * ;,( fli; Mrs. Ellrn K. Woodhull,
*:<.6J<5: Jbo. Welcker, W.4I1; Captain H. A.
W'is*>, Win. B. Webb, 9S,P9I; Jesse B.
Wilaon. ?4.vB-3; .'amws Wallace, *?.8i*>: Henry
WpiiviT, fV,13T; Wm. A. Ward, 9*.',<r27; Cbale
Whi'allfT. O. V Whpntln* *1 '>"u- tIon
Wa?*r*, Patrick White. i*4,n4*: Jam*M.
Witherow,*4,4tJ.'>, Richard W&llach, *4.UJ7
i'barles 1i. Young. ; Henrietta E. Youn*
*2,611.
Drdh ition of a Fireman"* Monument.
PROCVMHOX, ETC.
This nltemoon, the beautiful moonmen
erected in Glen wood Cemetery to the memory
ef the late Hemamiu (!. Greenup, who was
Killed while gring to a fire on 7th street, on the
night ol the oth of May, 1K56, by the suction of
Columbia Engine Company running over him
is bt ing dedicated at the cemetery, where there
nre a large number of persons gathered. The
deceased wat bv trade a granite cnttex, and
will be recollected by many of our citizens as
an nma;eur vocalist ol considerable ability, frequently
appearing in concerts with Messrs.
Matt- ( I'Rrieil. Anrtr^-w lining Th
? - , .. .?.> f a uvtr. U?VliCf
I.?w lieunett, Frank Prnit, and C. W. Hawke. 1
lie came here from Ualtimore a f*?w years
l>eloie liis death, and having been a member of 1
the Mechanical Fire Company of that city, he at (
cnce ldentilied bimsell with the lire depart- '
m?-nt hers by uniting with the Columbia C >.
No. I. It was th< practice of the memtiers
of that company in descending the grade of
Capitol Hill wifli tj?e apparatus, to allow those
holding the tongue oulv to go liefore the apparatus
. the others holding back by ihe arm* o! '
he apparatus. Oil the sedliw of his death J
:iu niarm had been sounded lora tire at Snreve's
stable. on Seventh street, and th" suction was J
starttd out. the d> ceased and Mr. Henry Sage
ha\ ing the tougue. and >Te-srs. P.J. Knriis and
Jamss Norton accompanying it. In descending
the hill the spe. d made by ;he suction was (
considered U? be too last, and an attempt was
ju.?u?- wiufn up ny turning towards toe pa ve. '
lr.'iit. In doing so the dcceued sttambled
and lell. as is supposed, by his boot heel
1 emg ki.ocked itf, and the wheels riu J
across bi> breast, the apparatus b?mg overturned.
ilewa* immediately carneti back to *'
the engine bouse, \% be re be died in a very few
moments. His comrades buried bim two days
alter, the loneral services takinc place at St.
ivter's Cbnrcb. and hi5 remains were placed in :
the vault at St. Patrick's Church yard, but
Were subsequently removed to (Hen wood, and
interred on a lot pnrchased by tie Company
The lather of the deceased died fi few months
subsequently, and lie was also buried from
the engine liou^e. in the same lot, and the Com- ?
pany bad the remain.- of the mother of the de1
O'l v? ll iri 111r\ in '1" 1 * - ? ? ? ? *
<nu VP-cling uapoin 1. ii i;obiii~uu Ubirl '
iviar-?.: ! and I'npiiuu Janur- Coleman 1
laiit 3i:ir?Uii. selecting to-day lor tin* n-ri-mo.
At noon to-day the members of Columbia ^
Kriy.ce Coni|iauy No. I. assembled at the eu- .
|rne bouse, and headed by the M irin?* Hand. {'
about uiir o'clock. prot?r(l>'d to the trout ot tin '/
t it> liail. \\ bt-u the In ? was torn ?*it by ib?* '
above named matsh.il in the lolloping order ?
Two axemen ot the Columbia. Mamie Ban i 1
and drum c?officers ami members of tb- !
t omrany in uniloim, over 7-S in number. uni- '
tormid v.nb lilack pants red shu t*-. black tire
hah-, with name and number of the Companv
ou tbe troi.t. In the line ;h.-v WlM the hand- '
Mime flag pret-ented to the Company several
year- a^o by St. 1'eMs Sunday Sctaooi. and the
beautiful red. white and blue burgee, ou which
i- tbe name and uumbri" ot tbe Company.
Tb?- S. Steam tire Brigade, h?*ad>*d by tbe '
441 b V. s Infantry Hand. Prot. Wagner, and
marshalled by Chief Engineer Dickson. repre- 11
frniited by the Hi hernia Company, and delegation*
trcm :be Kucker aud Mel#-:. in lull uni- )
lot in, with the Uitx-rni-i engine. '
Wa:-h I IliftOll i 'it V t llv liuti?rtm?nt ???.??
.-hailed r?y t.:hiei Kupnfer Ses^lord?repre- 1
by the full companies ot No. 3 Eurine,
and HooK and Ladder, with delega ions from
ISo?. i and J. in full uniform. The i-tiamer )j
and ho^e carriage of No. J, and iL? Uwk ami
Ladder truck,were in line.
J**legation? ol the Georgetown I iepartmen? "
in tinilorm, marshalled by Col, W.O.Drew, 1
Clnel Engineer. 13
Washington Fire Commissioner*, headed by .
Mayor Wallutb, ex officio president, with Mr. 1
E C Eckloff, cl?-rk Ex-pre^idents of the Columbia?
Mes.-r*. O. T.Tippett, < now ol i Jeurirc- 11
town.) Mmeou Matlock. ?'ol. <5. K. Onrdner. 1
James Adams, O. F. Oalick, James A. Tait? V
in camagef, with the orators and Rev. D:. *
^uml'TJwd. ;?iU ;i nuiuU-r u' iuauUi? ot tu.- c
Cnv Councils.
The ptocession took rip the |m?* of march 1
down 4y, street to Pennsylvania avenue, to 7th s
street, to New York avenue, to North Capitol *
street, into Lincoln avenne, u> the cemetery.
Opposite thr monument a n^at little jdatforr a
tad Ijceii erect?-d. which was liandeomelv s
rated. a lithographic likeness oi th?; deceased
being oil the front.
1 h< prebidcnt ol ujAffliVvpaiiV presides at tinpound,
auu alter a graver by iie, i?r Sunder l;ina.
Col. Jamt- Tait i- to give a sketch of
tl'p company t and addrr^s are to b?" mtdt in
ISI^.-rs. t M^Nerhanv li. U French, and Col.
0 Bt*ir*ae
1 tie process-ion was an untistrtilll* fiu?? one.
'h<? flrnncn being in full l.mforr'., wearing
white gloves and n?"ckti>'S?, and tfce apparatus
1 it the hue wue handsomely d?tvra!ed.
i rou ds \% ere on tb? inde walk* ami the moun
d polio*me?. nnd.-r command ol Captain
ICeed, cad ?oiw Trouble in lf*eping the otreetclear.
_
J*>*. FimiT KOU Aside.?Yesterdav a
tight camf off Jit Burch's tavern, Mary*
tMul, about four mile* from fb.* Navy Yard
fcTidge. The sutft (ought for was >^oo a side,
and the betting at the commencement of the en- '
time dispute wu m favor ol the black dog at 1
tbe odds ol *:J0 to The black is owned b>
Pat Callahan, Esq.. and his advoirdupois is r.-.
corded at :i4 pounds 2 ounces. The brindle dog, '
who. by the wav. rejoices In the cognomen ol |
"Tige,'' outranked the black in weight, hi> '
advt lrdupois beinK set dowa at 34 pounds 11
ounces. This tight was looked upou with interest
hy about -JMi sports ol this city aud
Georgetown. and many a ten and twent)' dollar
greenback fluttered in the breew The fight
lasted 36 minuu-s, when the black dog refused
to come to the scratch, and "Tige," the veteran
of many a well'contested tight, was declared
the winner amid much applause. The winner
of the light, "Tige," is well known amoug the
sports as belonging to the Rucker Steamer Engine.
and a fighter of some thirteen years old.
H? has bad encounters with sonif of the best
t?r* d dogs of this section, and always wins.
Among those on the ground were Ms)or lien
Warner, Harrr Middleton, John O'Leary, and
Bun Bryan. Patrick Murphy was judge.
Sons or TnrmiicK Hall.?Good Simaritan
Dmsion No. 1. Sons of Temperauce, held
their first meeting in their new hall, corner of
7th and D streets, last night. The ball has been
fliu-d up at an expense of about under the
a. t-j.ii>* of Good Samaritan and ?qual Division^
and the joint committee on improvement*
have displayed good judgment in tbeir mana*,
ment. The furnitnre and appurtenances
are entirely new and well adapted for th?? purpose.
The main ft atnre is an unique fountain
in 'fee centre of the room, whicfe will be in op>
Tl uon during the ?eniuni of the Divisions.
The ball will be used by various Divisions, ot
which due notice will be given.
Th? Foc*th "Wabd Rmptrt.ican Club.?
A meeting of this club was held last evening at
Kendall Green ban acks, Lafayette Jeffries pre
Kim*, wn? n apsecnra were made by Q. W
Haiton, colored, W. 8. Moras, Henry Hatton
and Lniayette Jeffries, colored. A large number
rave in their names to the O&nv&cimg Commil
tie a* not registered.
.0* ti f Kf, ? J I A I * f
*
w...??. uu> i iru in xmiuuuTc. ifmovpa and ~
hurhd beside her *oi>. The members of the .
t'ompany have since kept the memory of the
dfCfii.-ml gt?-eii. and the clothes he wore at the
tune ol his death, a- well a- his uniform, they J
ha\e carefully k-pt iu a h&ndboine r&.~e in their
libnrr. ,
At tKe first mee'iiijr ol the company after th
Mliickolly occiTRDct) & commiup* v.a^ appointed
to tr*!; measure tor the erection ot :i
tuitaide monuineitt to hi? memory, an t the la- '
<!i> - oS Capi oi il111 held a lair 'to aid them,
vhuh netted o>?r * '> 4>. The deMgn of trap- J
sue . :> Italian artjst mployed o?* the Capitol, ,
was accepted.and :i cci tract made with Lira,
but be. before ttniiking ii. ivtu.ind to tbUj,
?m (1 it wji- tin i-!? (1 by Mr. CbarJee Koussmu. j
Tur JUouuipent is erected u\er tli?- graves of tb?
iie< a-seii and bis lather and mother, and stands .
:<tx'iit nineteen in beiplit. the die bloi k 1
I'l-in; four fret in width. (iu the (rout of it is? .
a representation ol the manner of hi? death, 1
M.d thi :e n> ai?o inscribed his name aud th?
date oi bis ui ath. with "a truer, nobler, trustier
heart, more loving or inure loyal, never beat
v.itt,in a human breast." Itwris placed in th-- 1
cemetery abont three years sine*, but owing to
uravoidable causes its. dedication was j>nt otr {
ire i,i tunc tn time. A tew week- a*o Lb*- (Joinpauy
took the initiatory steps to dedicate it. by J
: I .i. tui? < c'l.iuitt'e ot Arranjcentents. ,Vc? ^
The Amrrirnn Mr.lical AtMciitian.
Yesterday atternoeu the Comraitte# ou Mdical
Ethics on ccn?ulu:ioa with female pratut:on?
rs, made th? ir report, clotin* wi:h & reso11.
ik n &tatir jc that the tjuestion ot tfib id never
been pon?id> red hy the Association ih conn<
ion with consultation* among Medical pra. litioru
rs, ai.d that every ra> niber of the Conv*?ntu
n bad :i npht te consult with any one who
pr??trited the only pr sumptive evidence of
prof' <sioral abilities and acqniremenu reqtu.ed
by the Association, viz: A regular
Medical education. Also, another re?olnf?oii
accepting tlie resignation of l?r. Julius H-neberger,
of New York, nud rtideflmtHiy postponing
all further consideration of him or hi* pe.
culiai intikods of procuring practice. Thereport
v as laid over
ur. r. lainierro and HUfKner preferred
barges (ipainst Dr. A. <*. Field, of Iowa, which
w?*re laid over tor investigation.
In the alter noon tUc several sections were en.
gag< d in listening toT> porta. and dtecus?ing the
merits of the same
The CommitUe on Priase Essays reported that
lonr?sMiys had hnt-n submitted, and the two
ptizt'sof $*200 each wire still in the hands of
the committee as no awnrd had b'-en made, and
they recommcndi d that both should b-* offered
tor the beat essay, but the subject was indefinitely
postponed.
THE MhUr.fc.KP RECEIVKD BY Til? rRE.4IDKNT.
Ifetwien eight and nine o clock la>t e veninir
the numb- rs ol the Convention visited the Ex-"
ecutiv?* Mansion, and were received by the
President, a.--i?;. d by Secretary Seward, Mrs.
rtturson and Mrs, Stover. The reception took
place in the hint" parlor, and the guests passed
into the East room. An hour or more was
passed pleasantly at the Execative Mansion,
during whuh time the President, Secretary
Sewmd, and the ladies were enpiiffd in conversation
w ith the visitors, amontr whom were
the lollowinp physicians troin this District:?
I>r*. (iralton 1 yler. James E Morgan, W. P.
Johnson, W. J. lJuhamel, C- AI. Ford, Joseph
15uriow>. Hagner, Lovjoy, Draper, Lee, Bey.
bnm. Toner, Thompson, King. Dliss, and
others. The guests were present) d to the president
t>V Dr. Tvlnr us tln?v ?.ntvri*?l tli?
parlor.
AT PPKAKER ?OLKAX'S.
After lea\ ing the Wbiu* House they proceeded
to the residence ot Speaker Colfax. No. 7,
President'* Square, and were received by the
Speaker, assisted by Mis and Mis* Matthews,
Int moth* r aud su-:er, 1)t. Tyler a*;.iu introducing
the members of the convention. The
visitors remained here until after IU o'clock,
Mid were most agreeably entertained by Speaknr
['oilax and the ladies of the house. The visitors
were much pleased with tne manner in
w bich they had passed the evening.
SECOND DAY?WEDMSDAY.
The Convention met this mom i up at it o'clock.
I'he report of the Committee on the subjects
mbraced in the President's address was re.
reived, and several suegestions made by the
,'ommittee lelative to the same: which will be
nit in the U rra of resolutions and submitted to
he Convention.
T>r Chnirmfln .-*f ?;44? *- ? '
v vi ?.ii*- vvuiiuiiuit*r u) re- 1
vise and amend the pies-ent Constitution, suhnitted
a lengthy report; which w as ordered u> I
>e printed, and will come r.p for consideration '
it the next annual Convention. Several changes
md amendments arc recommended by theCoinnutee.
Prof. Smith of Baltimore. Prof. Stone of N?w
ifork, an<l Prof. Marsden ol Canada, were .
imoufc the > isitors ihia morning. and upon in- I
citation took scats upon the stajre.
A communication from the Medical Associition
of N? w Orleans was read, inviting the |
Jonvention to hold it* next anuual "-egsion in
hitt city; temporarily hud over.
Several communications pertaining to rouine
bUSillP&S of ih** ftssnriatmn ? ? ??.*;?-A*a
.w .v>?avail ??VIT ICV<"I?CU
ir.d referred to appropriate committees.
A rec> ss of flfieeu minutes was then had. to
illow tbe various State delegations an oppor- ;
nnity to select a member from their respective
states to form the Nominating Committee lor
he er suing year to nominate officers for the
Jonveutiou.
Tlie Association reassembled at o'clock,
ind tlie various State deleiratious nominated
be committee ss follows :
Maine, l>r. N. P. Monroe New Harap-hire, ,
l>r. C. H Twitchell: Massachusetts. 1 ?r. H R.
<tor? r: Kb ode Island. Dr. O. Bullock: Coniectn
ut, '>r. A.Woodward; New York, Dr
x. rnesrbv; New Jersey. 1 >r S. Lillev: Peun^yl- I
auia. Di.S Pollock Delaware, Dr. I?. Ask?*w;
Warylard, Dr. T. J. Ilellsby: Virginia, Dr.
jwen: West A irj:inia. Dr.Carominp; Georgia.
[>r K. D. Arnold: Ohio. Dr. W. H Mns>ey: i
Illinois, Dr. lllldreth: Tennessee. Dr. Keller:
\labama. Dr. WeUierly; Indiana. Dr. Sutton;
own. l>r. Clever: Mit liigan. Dr. Palmar: Di~- I
rut ol Columbia. Dr. F. Howard: L'. S Army.
?r. (} A .< ins.
Prof. John Oange, veterinarj- surgeon from
'riuce Albert College. London, was introduced
ii.u delivered a \ery interesting addre-s.
Prof, (lange, it will be rem? inhered, has writ- !
en >eveial very able and uiiereMing docuiimt
upon the rinderpest.1
Senator Krake, ol Missouri, who was in the j
lall, v. as invited to the stage, unci upon making
us appearance, wan gre? ted wi'h gr-*at ap? i
lause. lie '-u 1(1 li< did not understand why fie I
boiild b?- summoned betore these learned ,
diysicians and a speech demanded. lie thought .
t v. a* like highway robb-ry?stand and deliver. |
houjrh h" knew that doctors were accustomed !
o ueliveimg. [Sensatiou anwnt' the ladie-, !
vho occupied seats in the gallery ] Ife then
et?r:e?i to ih<- intimate association - h^iwe^n i
lis lather (an eminent phj-sician of Missouri)
?id I>r. Gross. President oli the Convention,
tid paid a gloving tribute to th.- medical pro
s>ion. sjxaku g of it as u?'Xt to that ot the
ainisier. th< one njr d.'vo'.ej) 10 saving
mmortal ?-ouls. and tl e otliei devoted to saving
ife.
A communication was received inviting the 1
'on veil tic i. to hold ite next annual session at
auquier "White Sulphur Springs, Ya : relerred ,
%? i*>\ Willi'** 1 *
Dr. Palmer, chairn.iin of the Committee on 1
fledical Education, made a lengthy report; i
vhicta was referred to the Committee 011 Pub- 1
icntio n.
On motion. Dr. Thomt - J. Be -sou was aloitii'd
a* a memtn-r of the association.
Dr. Mendenliail then submitted an elaborate
ej.ort on medical literature, which was lis1
Tied to with profound attention, and was re- j
>-rr? d lo the Committee on Publication*, with j
u-tructions 10 report.
* m motion, the communication* in relation to !
be place of holding the next annual convention j
vat taken up and referred to the Committee on
u initiations
On motion, the Chair was authorized to
npoint a committee 'o attend the Medical
inn m f M( *n noWo ? r? ? ?
,vii i \ **'? v?? ? ? *'* v?? > \ w vHiiHUUi ill CC^HCiUUCl
!?Xt.
TUf? report ol the Committee on Medical j
:Itbic*. tobnoitted yesterday, y, herein all ])*ron?
posffffcitiR a proper knowledge of the '
in dical protection are entitled to admission to 1
his Convention, and appended thereto is tin*
ecommenuation that the resignation of I>r. I
lemfieigrr be accepted, wat> taken up and di$. '
ti-?ed.
?*!". John I-. Atlee. oi Penh., addressed the '
onventlon in tavorof admitting female pbyiciaiis
to practice. H?* ItiOUght they were
qnal tc the pe: formance of all fr.rpical op<-nitons.
without halt the hesitation of men. and
T thp c'imw tmii? ri?1rf mH thar<>tA
vmpathv. it ungallaut to say u> ih?m
hey fcholild not enter the profession on aconnl
o? their sex. It was a ilimsv extrude to
av ibai they hail not been prop* rly educated, I
/vlien by tbe if.Sf dixit Of the male nifmberkot
he profession the leuiale hail been debarred of
luivmal medicaj education. The general
:ov? rumental e'audardoi the medical protesion
taid uothux; of sex and color, and therefore
lie only standard of professional iuetubere.h?p
was proficiency in the knowledge ol practice.
While in poneral she (woman) was equal to the
lisle in the practice of medicine and surgery,
ret in i?1aiii ca-^a -he postered natural inti>.
/,?, mh.M 1 tnAntul niiimtntinti u'kunh iru i-a har
' I I I! V 1 a\'U lUrUMll v l? f,W ? W M* 1
superior acquirements over raftn. It was an
mtrajre to exclude them from equal positions
uvith ourselves, and he longed for the day when
he female practitioner could be met irre 5pectve
of the lotal law of discrimination.
I>r Cov*di?\ of Philadelphia, believed that i f
[he it males, as a mass, were to confine themvelvet*
to their own sphere, they would confer
more happiness and tend to enhance the exaltation
of ibeir sex more than by the pursuit of
[oediciue. Some, it is true, had proved themselves
fit for the protession; but be was opposed
to any special legislation on the subject,
:md thought that the matter should be left to
public support. Let every citizen be the judge
whether lie shall employ a lemale physician or
mu lu It hoH Kiiuii ihw fi Of I 1" 1II f* C)f KHmu f hwf
???? ?' . UilU Wf u ?- " ? ?"?*
temaiv* shall be let aloue, but as he happened
to have pome interest in the sex, he was opposed
to this doctrine. [I^oud and prolonged
upplauae.] He concluded by hoping the subject
t-hould be not otticially noticed.
1*t. Davie, of Chicago- thought there wiu no
ini]M diuifiit in the way ot female practitioners,
<ta4 the convention had nothiug to do with
iiieinaiter. If a dissension occurred in any
local society it wi?s impolitic to bring tt before
a general convention. He had a higli reaped
for ft mnle character in ever pha*? of life; but
did not like to see her logged into the slum and
11<>i ~nt mi hi rfiiti'iiMiinii God has Klven wii.
man au ?xalted sphere, and he thought as long
at the mt-dii al profession did not tr*?pa*a upou
w hat woman had done, he did not think this
convention bad anything to do with the aubject.
He morei that the question be indefiniteh
postponed.
Tbe question upon postponement wan put
and carried decidedly amid enthusiastic applause.
The resolution of acceptance of the resignation
of Dr. Hermberger, aa a member of the
as-onation, was than taken up; when Dr.
Sayre, of New York, moved that the name of i
Dr. Rrnr.berger be striken from the rolls, because
he bad violated the code of ethics He |
had found that he coald not succeed as a memtx
r of t a nmbunn is the code of ( thlo. and
th. refoie had, in an impertinent iette
??Ldt rcd bis rerlguation as a me aber of tua
a-b< ciauon. The spanker clo? u by rending
ceiliflutri from oev sp;ip?*r editors of the miprofetaional
condact of l>r. Harm targer an a
phyili lau and a trt-mleinan.
l)r Howard was opposed to the Aunctktlin
parting M'dynieut upou th? can* of Dr. U*rabtrger
upou U.? unfavorable jud;mmt of a
*
/
single ppntlt-man.and he morcd that th^ whale
n.atter b<' .ei^rred to a commit w of ttm-e.
I?r Arnold, of (i^crpia. d-nied thnr it was a
Jirjrle Bc<u?etlgn. and ttionrht there wi< abundant
proof :ft*l I>r. h?t Ttolabsl
th?*T u!? ? Ol trw-dital lOuTWf HB'*t nHMlk-M .it;
prndrncy. He thought fee was a ii^rrace to the
profession.
Dr. Not 11, of Baltimore, claimed that be
As^fhuiiku should decide iir?t *bvtUe<-, in a
peneral seuse, members should h? pftinttnt to
*i\e th? ir ur. H\ixlitied -anrtion to th u * ui
dentifrice and other noBtirw, be?, re it rave a
hnal <Vc?.-ioii in !>?; case ot I>r. H rnb tg- r.
Dr. Raphad. of Baltimore thought ther*- h ul
bo? n too much importance Riven u> thi* qties'.ion.
I>r. H bad rrsinued, and it oneht to h*r?
breu ac<?-|>t>d, though b?* was iu .lom?t of
ttie advertisement which had been given to
bim.
I>r. Davis, of Chicago, said tbn rxil question
was shall a member who ban d* fi .1 its rules
fe permitted to re i;rn. II" thoujjV tb h *"
wny to get rid of tbe question was to pu>s favorably
upon the application for tie iccept:mre
of the resignation of l>r. Hernb re?*r.
l?r. palmer, of Michigan, was oopo-wd to
permitting Dr. Hemberger to resign, and hop?d
the association would vote for bis expul.-ioa.
The quoitiua wax then tukeu, and Dr. ilernb<-rfer
was expelled.
A rt-solutiou was offered by I>r. Hartrain, of
1 lalti more, censunnz tbos? phv?ician? of Baltimore
who endorsed, tbronghthe public pr-'ss,
a certain foreign spe? ialist, by permitting tbe
us" ot tlieir names in bis behalf.
Dr. Atltx* was opposed to the adoption of any
sii?. b resolution, a- be thought th>* 1 ?c il ooeictns
should settle tbese questions among themselves
Dr. (iross, dnrlng bis experience, w as well
aware that :he names of ph\ sicians were often
. used w ithout their authority, an tbe question of consideration.
Dr. Marbery was anxious that some action
should bo taken at oacr. but. pentlm* the di?I
cntslon, the anrstion was referred to the Committee
on Ethics: after which the convention
; adjourned till to-morrow morning at!> o'clock,
and the members of the several committees repaired
to theirseveial sections
The member? of *he Convention will visit
the Army Medical Museum (Ford's Theater)
this evening, from six to ten o'clock, wlterv
there will be an exhibition of microscopic
views. Tlivy will also * entertained br Senator
Morgan; at his residence, (his evenine, at
nine o'clock. To-morrow evening, it is understood,
they will visit Chief Justice Chase.
The African M. E. f ference.
Ffcond /'ay.?The Conference resumed its
M'#tlcn this morning at 9 o'clock, at Israel
t'hurcb. Bishop Campbell presiding, with devotional
exercises by l?r. W. Revels.
A petition was read from the 1'hiladelplua
District in relation to presiding elders aud lay
^presentation in the (general Conference: re
ierrea. a similar petition was it?ad from the
New York Conference, inclndiug an alteration
in the Discipline, relt-rring to the length of
turn a pa>tor may r?main in one ?.harge: which
w;iK also referred
Kev. John A. Warren offered a resolution to
the eflect that it is tlie opinion of the Conferterence
that the present number ot bishops i<
sufficient for the business of the connection for
the ensuing lour years. The resolution was
referred to the Committee on Kplaoopacv.
Gen. O. O. Howard, Dr. Byron Sun<l?-rland
and Mr. I?ennis. the latter from the Society ot
Friends, England, were introduced to the Conference.
Mr. I>ennis read a letter from the Society in
England to the colored people iu the Southern
States, and a con m it tee was appoin'ed to draft
a letter in reply to the same.
General Howard then addre^s??rt the Conference.
ami (rave an interest account of the progress
anfl condition ot the Howard Unnenty.
I?r. Sunderland also made a lew remark*, arid
at the conclusion of bis address a vote of thankwas
tendered to tb? .speakers.
\ nurtiKt.r nf M nr:
- * uui w t v? j^iunc v & cut* A. i'L. ??. /jlOU
Church were introduced and seated
Rev. J. M. Brown moved that ten o'clock
Friday be set aside for the reception of Mr.
KllioU and others, who de*ir<d to meet Ui? Cou.
f" re nee: carried.
Mr. F. Weaver, general book agent and editor
ol the ChH'tian hfor^'r, th-Mi m:ide hi* report,
showing the amount ot the j -chip's an<1
expenditure* of the book coacern, and the indebt?-dii?
!-? of members of the confereuee for
papers, books, 4c., received by ihein, after
which the coiifertnce adjourned.
T)eath from Violence.?'The Alexandria
Jci , ?<? ' of this morning N.m: lu ^ vierilay ]
:ip? r we made a brief lueiiliou ol Uu- tact tLui
:tn nssault had been made Sunday nuriit, by
three men. with clnb.-, on Mr. Patrick dafitey.
Im ng <>n Hrown's funn, abont on<* mile and a
half from the i lty, nnd thro Mr <1 was nearly
l.ai.n to death. " The alTaif took place about
1? o'clock. Mr. G. died Monday mot"'"?The
Coroner furnUbes uatiie following particulars:?On
Sunday iught, May :id. 'lie bonw of
Patrick Gafney was entered" b., three n?*gro
men. Mr. Gafney *i- abs-nt, an I a yellow
boy, named Henry Ma-on, was alone in tn>house.
and was asked where Mr. Gafney ?a.-.
lie sfi i he went to bis mother'*, the box
was ordered to light a candl", but he refused:
'lie iri'n th? 11 lighted matcheg and went np stairand
brought dowaa bag of bteon, which the*
tt ok out ol the hnu^, and awaited lor the rptun
of Mr G.: wheu he came llwy a'tacked Uiji,
threw him down, seari hed hin., ami then beat
liim with a cli'b. rtiey then bearing a wag jii
:ti preaching, lelt him and fled. Mr. Gafnev
th. n got up, and with the boy !eft tor hi1 brother's
house, where he arnv< d ft little after I
o'clock, lir. George S. King, his physician,
when lie first saw him, >nys that theapp-anuu
of the eye# and countenance indicated a con
cushion of the braiu; there were two wound?
on the top of tbe head: one gave evidence of the
lracture of the skull, the other was much swollen.
The wounds. In his opiniou, were the
cause of hi? death, the cutting edge of the grape
v>ne knotted dub exhibited, corresponding
with one of the wounds ot the bead The de
(lied at about inn** o'clock ou Jlouday
evening. The coroner's jury found a verdict
of "death caused by the above wounds of th>head."
Thk Riv*uFroht. Mat 5 ?farter t WKirf ?
Arrived?Schooner;- Home, Bailey, from Havn d?
-Orac?', with coal, lor S. C. Ma^ruder: N.
T\ler, U?ea.s from Philadelphia, with lr.
luns of coal, for J. B. Lord Mame, Thoma.-.
from Choppawamsick, Vt.f with lumber, to
Q. W. Linrille.
JtiUy't H'l arf? Sailed.?Schrs. Acnes Ann.
l>wi>, down ihe river, lifht; Flon-me, Kr?<l ley.
fcr the Rappahannock, light; Sarah M
Clayton, Walter, dowh the river; ligrh*. St?amer
Columbia, Harjier, Baltimore, with livigh'
and pas?euE<re.
Fron^tiie Kaftern jyranch wharves we have
tbfr ioiiow inp report
hui?ai.<r> Wharf.?Arrived? Scbrs. OrvWQa
llatiKi). with wood to Williams ic Jo!!y; John
I J. lifnry, Lecomute, with wood, to Win. Gui
band.
T. Kthfiir-i Clark \t- Co.'s W'xnrf.?Arrived?
Schooner Corn Smith, Swann, with wood, to
William H. liiirLou.'.
?
rarpahahw<*gk Presbytert.?This bodv
adjourned Saturday. Prior thereto the examination
of Rev. W. i >. Robey, colored. licentiate.
wa> proce^Jed with to the article of "Systematic
Ttn'oh'jy," when, on motion, it was re*of Ve<.
that brother Wm. O. Robey's examination be
arretted, and that he be directed to place himself
under the supervi?ion of Rev. J W. I?up.
ton in relerence to his studies in SysteinatkTbeology.
and also upon other points required
in the form of government which may be necessnry
in order to a final examination. A resolution
was passed Mat the Presbytery be enlarged
by adding such church churches as geographically
belonged to it, or, that mode failing,
that the Presbytery he absorbed 111 some
other like body. PresbTterv will meet next in
-n * a. g-m ...a j irv.4 .1 ? .? ? t >
Jioutgoiiiery *.,ouiuy, itlu., v/ciuoer isi, i-on.
9
Thkpt or a Shawl.?Lest evening, between
7 ^id 8 o'clock, some sly thief took from the
hall rack of Mr. W. Ourtiss, corner llth and N
street p. a $>0 shawl while toe family were m
an adjoining room engaged in a quiet conversation.
Upon goincr to the door about ((o'clock
to observe the weather, Mr. Curtiss discovered
the front door wich? open and his shawl miss,
ing. Thefu of a similar bold nature have been
quite frequent of late in that locality, and it i^
to be hoped the perpetrators may be brought
to justice. A saarp lookout is awaiting the
next oflender.
Mimreuhov the Amebic an Medical Convkmion.
now in se?sion here, will find at
French k, Richardson's, booksellers and stationer*,
No. 334 Pennsylvania ev^nne, a lar?e
and well-selected stock ot medical book*. See
their advertisement.
Joiiw B. Gocoh.?Th* closing lecture of the
course befor*> the Young Men's Christian Association
will be delivered to-morrow evening,
at the new Congregational Church. corner of
K-tb and O Ftreetf. *v " e eloqueut John B
Geujrh. Subject: Ptenliir Proplc."
Affairs IX Ai-EXANDEIA.?The Journal of
tbi- worn in? savs:
H ugh Latham and George W. Brant, of Alexandria,
attend the State tornx rvauv c u\ention
at Kichmonrt, which meeu ou Thur?l.i>.
a* delegates from this place.
The Circuit CX urt, Judge Thomas, will commence
its sessian brre on the lfeth.
-
the comro.
Coc?r ix GniiBiLTuM.-Tltle morn in*.
Ji<me* O. Cleptaoe ?u, npon the petition of
>?-veial memom of the bar, appoiuteu an examiner
in chanoery, with authority to tak?
(it-positions In short hand. On motion of Mr.
Hlne, A. S. Maruire, of Netr "York, was adm*t.
ted to the bar; and on motion of Mr. Brent, W.
A. Meley, of the Supreme Conrtof theUniteu
States, via admitted to the tar ot this court.
m re 1 bomas J. Hughes, habeas corpus for
discharfe troro military custody, the court ?iism'ssed
the writ: but, at the request of Mr. Merrick,
postponed making the utual order until
I'MES. *
fTta?- wharf cam of Jobiuoa y*. Birchnu
taken up and argued.
.
1 . tlV3 r); d! v;
"V \ I lu 1" - f
* ' n?
Sur-.ir.rr and {>ffic* u-?. tor 16, at G?*OT?* C
Hennir.|t'?. No.il t Ttfc
T nr?r f l") at t woot. Si ith, Pa*t? an?rt
V? st. for tr.?-u. are k<-nt rt m an t
wp*t :ory t.> the most l.istid?ou?. A.
Sakf Jt Co., 517 7th s*r?*t.
JrwilKT-F.mi.-NMr *pnne ?tvie of
recetvd '.his moruinr, at I'njrit'* One DolHr
Jewelry Store, No. 418 Pcnn<ylranui avenue,
ear 4 ^ street.
W*?t.?Emory Pnrk-r, S"?w*rt A
Hro., of Uiis city, and Alva M Parker, oi
I'riuc# Georges* eountv, Md.. left fcciv v?'#r.
diy mcrnii.g to *e> k their fortune* iu 'herr*>at
W?L
| Ft r? Et.awwwt. *wr? Capmmmf Stmt* of t&.?
ihipm quality, just "to** thine for 'he sea-be
found at tlnble Jt Co.'p, 468 Penua. aviiue,
between 3d and 4% streets. 2
For Cobk* or otber complaint* of the
visit Dr. White's rooinm Pennsylvania
avenoe, between 4* and flth street.
I)R.
WHlTt, Surgeon Chiropodist, ?4 Pennsylvania
avenue. Between 4^ and ttth atraets;
e*i*Mi?hed B*>1. Coru*. Huni?us. Kh.I N it 1*.
Enlarred Jolo!?, Wart*.Molee.Ac..sa<?i?*s?.fiillv
tmird without pain. The ?hoe can be worn
with ea*e immediately after the operation.
Hours from - a. m. to 0 p. m.
A FrLL L.iwk of Spnnp and Summer Clothinc
openinr at Smith's, 4<V' S^veuth strret, opposite
Ptmt I ifflce. 6
Ladiz*. try the choice*t Perfume In the
world. Burnett'* Florim.-l cloeHy ivremble*
the odor of & rare and delicate boquet ot
I flower*. and In this re-nect i* utrivalient A
Jew drops will leave itspeouliar und delightfol
fragrance upon the hnui! kerchief for mnuy
hours. eo
"Wrapping Pater for tale. Apply at the
Stab UflUe.
pkrpohi wistoing to subscribe for Thb Stab
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navv Y*rd,
will plea** leave their orders at Tfo. lt< Kart
Capitol street, between 4th and ?ih.
Jorw (W??rw*. Agent
MAKRIEU.
<;*AFTON-PORRFLL. Ill the Sew Y rk i*enil?
chflivh on fli<* &th in?it . I?r Hm\ lohn ^
? *pt BIN.iAMiN f <5n\rtoN rD"ir?d"ft"*t '?
Arr^y.toMr?.VIRGINIA A PORRELL.of Wuh
ineton. D C.
MrTLHKNNY?SMITH. On th*5thin?t..atth?
Church of th?- Ascension, hy R-v. I>r Pirtcknov
Mr CKOIUiE A M*N. In th?- .Oth y?ar of hi* at*
Fun?nil from l?i? late 1fi>. S K ?fr*?t
UtVHi ><th kti'1 *th . Thurtday at S o clock p ?i
Tbo r**l?tiT?? an<1 trte?.|? of th- family are r
gneitrd to fctteud without further no*t?e. *
GOi.GIN. ODlhf Mli of Ma>. after * H?tri> mm!
priitT?fi?xi llluwfp. LE KOY ACSTEN. *<?ti
ol Kol*rt and th<- lat- S*r*li K. 0< ?riii I li
year* *n?l >4 unwut ha.
Ml* funeral *111 taketlare <-n to m >rrow < Thnr?
day) utter 11 of n at 4 oYlnck, trrnn the r'-?ld?*iic* "f
Ll? fath?r. No. MS M ?in*l.
McPHEBflON. In tlilt citf . thie morning. ET?
AltP. infant sen "f Hoti ltd ward au<* A nine C.
McPharaou.
PAGE. In thli citr, ?n tin 6th Itirt., iu lii* VTtli
year Prof?e?or CH A Hf.K> UK A FTOK I'AUIt *
I'. lMiuinfr in the Patent Office
CLARK. On the 4th inat . CHAS. ALBERT
infant son of L. F. and M*r> C. Clark *g-d f. month*.
To MY PATRONS A NO LADIES IN GIN
E&AL.
Having imported one of the Iar*e?t and Mt
C<>11?cted Stock of FRENCH <'OR*BT*. 1 would
invite all Ladle* t?caM at m*. Establishment. wher?thev
will nl?" fl'd differ?bt at>'! ? of own aiske
C'BSKTS. Ladles' and Kent's SHOI Li'KK
I'.RA KS, the late-1 novelty in HO??p SKIRT>
manufactured ol the very t>est materials, an 1 j..M
not to l* atirpaaiui by any on*. Skirts warranted
for six ninths.
tus Rill. a&fllTAVIlKt H,
49 L0CIS1AN& AVEKl'E. between 7th aol <th
ap 13 tf Neary oj?p"?lt?> Hank of Wuhliftog. I
rpO TBI LAHICB.
We have ren j-vni and op* ncd for yonr in-pec- I
tiuD, ab<auiifui n?e nni*-nt of KfcKN< H AN1>
GEfcMAN CCbi-KlH. to whi<h *? 'mill" y-ur
(-"pt-cial ?*'ciitiou. Yon will pleas* examine ?ar
v?n oiakc HKIKT* AWP CORSKTS. ?*rriui;-<l
mperior it: sl/le, ? i?h *i <1 ?-> auy in
the market. aUo, tli?- BOsToX MlulLi'KK
1!BA<K nit I.? !i?? hi ) M < ?. th? in ot r>*-rf- t n
i.k mnt thr Ul'Krl?\ C(|Ll<&FiiIIiQ HK1KT, cf
__ i l _ ?? . i - *
wuitu *** p- me ?4s? it is
I?Ol'GLASS ARRO . M-?rnfi*<"turor*,
*P 22 A<>3 ?tti fIfWt. b?t. b MiJ E
il|3 P1S'9 ffiE
9v seamless kid gloves.
the litest novelty or the pat.
full stock on hand,
or evkry 8hade and color
superior to any gloyb
in the market
wall. robinson * co.,
3** FEXXSYLVAX1A AVENUE,
mh6-tf Manufacturer'! A rent*.
U T T K B . B O T T B7
We are daily rect (tIkk a ful! ?apply in half tub*
and firkiua,of the choicest new at*! old New Vork
BrTTIR Also, the pail* of fin* uew We?t?-ri
Beterre Butter.
Pealers will find with n* a bet'er *rade of Bat
ter, st lower price*, taai can be found eleewher*
in tbia market
N<tRTHEBN PBODUOB STOBE.
ap 10 tf Peon*. ?vc? bet. luth and nth ?tt.
?? ?? ii
486 BKYK3TH 8TBEKT. 486
SPRTNft KTOTk'
JUST OPKNKD
AT
NARKRITER'S,
Mo. SITIHTH STRUT So. ?*?
t? Door* abote Oi>x> Fellow*' Hall.
PAPER HANGINGS,
WINDOW SHADES,
OVAL AND EQOARB PICTURE fRAMK8,
PICTURE CORA AMD TASSELS.
MAILS, RINGS,
PAINTINGS.
ENGRAVINGS. Jtc.
Embraced In tbe fcbo\e will be found the Larger
tuck of
PAPER HANGINGS
in the Pletrtct. Paper* raiding in ?rlw from II
cent* to %4 per piece which, according to price
are Bade of the beat ynality and finith.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
From #1 to embrat ing a rr l?eantifnl ?arl
ety of Card Frames. Foreign and Domestic Sqaar >
Frame* ou band and made to order.
W1JTDOW SHADES,
Pram #3 to #13 per^air; In iiu from ilx to nit
ftct lnug._ Wijrfov gkMlH made tonrder.
UMtr* Tor rftpernangine ana w idquw c:iaar>
punctually executed, in ctty or c?QBtry.
Oo?4 Goods st the lowr?t r*auarrttiTi> pr4c?w.
Any order not lattificiorily filled will bt- c?r
riCl?TE*M? CASH.
J MAKKRITF.B,
So. ?SS CCVENTH STRFKT,
bxi whi 1) and k stksbth,
8 Poon tbov Odd Sellow' MU1.
John geat * co.,
MilVFicnilU A.HD 9IUI*? III
WOOD AMD willow WUI
BOO MB.
xwiass,
OOlDAQK.Ac.,*
1? ruLTua &au you rsuBT BTBBKT8,
NKW YOBK.
IDW1I0 HEATH. WILLIAM A. QBA
fa 8 6m
TH HATIOHAL 8AFB DBPOBIT OOU
1 PA*YTOf Washington. D. 0.. cUrtortd b>
fecial act of Ooagrawfor tL? mtt> kmiK. ante
nvutM, of WofriaMt laada, hflrer Plato
a?5%th ?t??MtmImkB. F. Browa, H . 1>* S3?
6m. W.UfP.VB. L Hontlnjrtoa.??K>. B. PWa.
&fp y/Bay>1 ?f.Jsathanlej_WlUoo ^
pilin TMi gJUgJSgW SMALL FLAT
AtiMtkM vtM of^UM^ra^M.
Mil ' OotmtTmntwfri
! "**<1 ? 5 --4 , ,
1 * tfT/iH-. w ?*- if jif j r.*r ?
* *a%. * *m.h .**
I
GEORGETOWN.
?^ .
MUIM ?
Tmk H' *hu ??r <iVA'".riAx* <>r |*i hi o
^KfH i t.? I ? * ?*rVnr montto * 0:' h?
Boarrt ot ?;ti*r?lian- oi fyhiic Nafcool* rrui
b? l?l la?* ! iit at tli. M*j -orr. ?r%
l? nr |T' ?'?' Mf?r? Hv.iw. |T??MK',| M t
?+ * . WiUoh. N'i'vbli', *i?4 lumlap. trv )
Ihf u-a< fc? !" 'r? port* f-a A|?rii *.-r. r
rtllDlnid ud tlM. Th* tail* of T rt bull*,
hyr, t-.'-jy.1, uid V in II. ( *ili ua. > . *.
pit^Blid Hid OfilMVil lu hr ph >1. A oinmu-"
uf.'iUon 'am iwivrd trimi M1. M.
ttyrlitrif |inmary Hbix>l No. s >?>im|W?'4
by m cvrtifl. at* from hor phyMi'iM, *ra' n* b r
inability u>:>tke < bare* of ti*?-?cb H?l *? *?? loT
t th^ mnVinUer ol Jh?* t*rm. On in?'ioi<. Mi--;
Jy wi? was grauuri a lurloiif h for 'h* r>*m.*i n.
iter ol tb# twin. *rtth??< *??*ry Thf H.??r !
then ??l*e?*?1 M'*? Altr? E <T?tr a? pr-- a i i
' vM-'srt at primary ?rh<v>1 V<- i ni t\..
xt. ' ? - - "
CI iir- ** ? .'U ? ^ ii< | I *
hp s--i?tant in i>liw*t>l Mim t'ra* 1 pi i ary
m-bool No. 1 Mr WiImmi an a j
plication tr<>m Mr- Cnmhi ii*nd for rv-;i ..
mi<-ion if Iter tou Ki! > I'uiiibftrlind m
primary erhool No. !. It wa- ordT?*d tu* ii
b?' re-w&rr.i :.-d wtirti thf Inf ti>*oir ?h*ll > 1
cur. 1' ?u ordrixil thM Mart E. .
it qualiiint, br ui ill* r tm*!'1 mar
j. boot*. .il?o tbn: th* attendant* a' rhc *
vch?H>l building* I** rvquir?l to i>vr?*p and du>
tbr vobool r>K>tn* t-acb daj and k^p tb- p?> .
m*ats roun<1 tit* btiildin? hi a cImm . otidiu i
Sale t?r A* >b?? ionrt?*iitJi in<>u h.\
ITi -?t 1 UJ? O! ill#* SjVtli liniW...- A W .
?? ?? >i>n Iir-l .
( rtt *>? ? i irnni H?u<m Im-t rvfiuiir th rtT ?har- .
of nork. n ptw?>ni id( v ?oi?t *: |?ri J
Mflartrow ? -i r ?? < th?- i i - ^
i luwr, or at an a\rr*f ul 11.14 |wt oktr". "
Tbi*- Mwvls*.on u- in a proa|t*roM? cwdilfcrn.
Sk>t l"r - Mffl er Mr<-* n (??? fvn nc i.T**?trd
a ci>4orr<l pirl. !.'? y??r? old. named Ann
j K. Kmc who was Mot? Huckey -tin
morn^r. cliarc?*d with hcmi ? >s*i*nv Th"
Jn*ttc? t**nt her lo tb? vorkktwtr lor thirty
dsvv
1>IMMtPKBI-T.?(Mta*r Ko?"V lft?' ev#iiiri* nr.
rr?ud Vim Sbrpkr. ? tS?*rmitn m>Mi<t. 1i?r b?'in(
*t d ditMirrt-rlv on tb' ?tr-? t.
i 14# cMf hflof .Tattle** Kurk?y ibi? mornitt|,
."uid v. ?^ fin r? *5
Tit* FircT l*n ->i< of the **a?on millcwn*
* C at A i :iiot an lflnid !u mortotr aft?*raoon an I
i vniDir. in?fl??r th.- mum. Ut
, ??? v n * T
HoriFkiu's popular lioir Hilt Bsml, ?n<l will
110 donb! a mo?t affair. a* that
i>?nd it uo'f 1 for producing dilution! aume
: forth* UauoP.. and mauac ibtur ?-um rt*iittn<M.t*
j i u *> o?t - i ?
THE (jRtiM'r Mow* ?r?wt-Tb?
town fir?- 001:1 pan r. numh^rii.r n??*
mnrokfl from tliHr enrfn* h<u?? to-day at ,li
| oM. ck tfc Washington, joimujt ih?? VVa-liui^j
ton fin* iorapa.iiw* at tb<- i;ity Hall, aud pi e??*<liu#r
?i:b them U> th?* d?4icaiiaa ??t ?<
Orvaeap Moiuinw *t(>Mvon4 tVm?i'TT.
MEK< H akt* F.ti HM?V?TV hiMin?-<
irtn wlfd on l^bar.jf tbi- mnrmnr * a> ? >
lolloVf OfiirliifN 2J5?II bufbi-U of r^u wlirtt.
t Mfi *- -* - ?? a -? ' ~ *
I ..*> > uuiun; vnauw lum Mill llllMii'K ?>l
! v. hiteoorn. SaW l.iun hu<u?i? ol r?d wb-.v,
| ai ?*.);>: bucb*l? d>. at *S.1 .. and IA" knih?
I eU do.. at
YEtfltfcKTttW* ADVERTISEMENTS.
| (y-3=?Fr?TfVA! -Th* I ?<!; > of W< ?i
IJ < tr>?n M V. <*hlirr?i mill h*<??n %
iMiLIPH TKA PARTI. ' on Wt!>S B4l>A V 1
an<1 TH I'RhPlT. M?T <t'- mi'l 7tL. at ?.* t j|
o'fl?<k . the pr<<f d? U> I r i to [>4>iujt ft J.-M
or th? p*rii'r?ji
T1fkM? : Adult* FtTtj C?nU, Children. T??i.tff
t?- Ontft. m? > St *
|^Y TUC'b. Llttt. Audi' nwr. tifoir'*! ?n.
XTENFTVr KT?M K ,,y . KfKY AND
GLAFfcW AkK AT A0? Th'N
On MOXliAf. Mat llih tW'VlM'k, I > I aril.
?t No. 1'A Uicti "tr- ?-t. Gay and l>nm>>*r nn
' !*< ?*. th?* ^Dtiff aloft (<l kt-ry *? 1 Gi??-? ar
T? rn,? cob. THOM AH BoWLINtf.
IT 6 tl AnniMw?i.
|^t I UUJJA.- iW?LI>0 Auct , tiwlfrlu**.
IMPROVED PEOrriTT IN t.E"BGETUUN
AT ArrjToK
On TI*F.!?DAY AFTIRNO'S. May ll'h. 1*?,
I will pell. i? front of the |>r<-aii?-a,
part of Lot li .j4 fr^utiii* atoat 64 'ii Slot r??tr*ft
?itli a of 4? Te^t on *11 ?tr**t, in
pro*?<l by two atory Fraiu- P*< Illtia Hutw
TVrtna at All roov?yant iu? *u<l atainp* ?t
tb<- ?t of ihr purcha-**r
my * THO* fQWLI N?;. Au'-t.
UniM ASP 8CMBEE GOODS.
?
uiTi v u ? ? ? *?--a * '' "
vvuti u. k i , I I ? Pi UK?- H . irrnrwiowc .
D 0.. I ** r?>'eived anJ no* t ? pur ' ?> r?
Ih rc? ?m?o: tii>?i t of 5pr m and Sunitii r ??
F ?u< v l'ry G<><>4*, t-iili*.i ik it ^ui rtl variety nt
I A 1)1 IS PbK*S G??t*l>S UlitfhlOli-to* M >b*ir,
1 SHk Mixtorf? nt.tl A I !> ???. t t ??!1. b< ?nl tr??eiit
g suit*: Gr?-r adiiira. M bairClierka org?a<1t?-?.
riQiirt. Jac< eHii. U*s* Chii.tr I'nnia ?-Fr<-n<
t' Rini tb?-r Mii ln. |i**t('tnibri*>. Nilr"Ot
Limil Mil'ti) P*n:k- rrbit'U
a?l*r and
i fber Ki'l Ui>1 Si!V <.|nv??. H .oit-ry of all WiikIl:o
p Sk.rts bwt luaV- au i ?t>Ua. IL tall atipply
of T*U?- I.iorua. Stpkia* Mi-^t'ti**
hbiriiiitrc. Matlibi:. lu?> iut.4'
< .. iu.t-re*. Tat^'s? J'-au? Dritlinf*. Oie-k^l I
I.iD' tiS. Coitoi a4et Prills *'.<1 Pin k, for <trnt a 1
a t.il Bo)"' wear IJhi.uu bal ' * e . cm- Ik
t nit-r* ?;ll k?ikOWtMi almost ntir?* Brwatock. M\
T Hit BOMlUt Cbb (if
Jims U SHOOT.
^PKlftG AND PC MM KR GOOP- W |lt(?
intoptr hl * ivtr (aiuru. lit of KANCY. ?4
8T4PLK DRY GOODS. ru.I.racing 19U i>i?
\ lU-m.xiKi Good* for ?r!nr nod > ,.i nMnnlU.
fr. m 55 rent* to p*r )aid. t,<W*)ar4i C?Ik >h,
D?? itTlrf. rnttkMi P!? k Silk* from *i Vt t
$3 M'. tor and wrapfiinir* \?r1? ?f
| Mfarh^r and nrtMenrhed CffVina. p kkI v*rd ? ?1?*
I Mn. h<^ cotton I2H t e?(ticr troo# Ti? l>ioe.
I TaH* Linwia L*r*. at.-tk of Cvimrn and oth? r
K*oU? Svr dicd ai.d C">?
?.?> .? An N MIILKt.
p 16 1 m 101 Bridge 4r??t. 6rori;*t *n
I?~UklTlSK:
I1 riBMTUK I
Ba* tuff enlar^M my * w? R,>'m> ?hi ??
u? u.cit-SMU iMfiiui B. 1 I.ec lr<r? XI yMBBK
< TVr t<> the public k>t large and
eelt-cied stock of V
FCIMTTBE.
SI ITto ruK r4KT,<>R,a
bEi, BOOMS. SITTING
AKI? DIN1 K<t K(K)|H *P.
Id "olir:ticg ? *har<-of the pnNIc p?t
c?u only ?y i will try mr l.?#t t*> si****
J. B *ULf.
141 Bn4c* Str?rt,
P P ?A rin* AMMlBMt of LOl NGfil
?P 7-3m
BANKERS.
J AT COOKS ft CO..
B A N K E B S,
Wrrmwrn Ptiiit, Owti Tiiisvit,
Bir ud wllttcimnl naxkat run. aoi k
touuntlr on tand a full ??*piy of *11 V
OOVKKK1IENT BON98.
6ETEK-TH1BTIES. AMD COMPOCB?
INTEREST U Jl Eft.
Ordert for STOCKS, BONDS. *c , r>*nta<
id4 collection* nitdeoD *11 M?K
? lit
PlBST RATIONAL BANK
Or WASHINGTON
H D CQOKB, (of Jay Cook* A Co.,1 PraMnt
S HUNTIKOTON.rMhiw
?OYBESMENT DEPOSITORY
AKD
riSANClAL AGENT Of TUB I'M IT 10
STATES
1?U UrttS, HftUlIt lUt Irtiwt
OotrruBttt Securities with TrMnm Calt*?
BMn,
ITO.Yf MILLION DOLLARS
webu? M>dMil aii ciMMtor vormyMky7
SECURITJESaX current market rata*.
FURNISH EXCHANGE mmd mmkm Ckllttttm*
m ALL THE PK1NUPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
V* MrclMM OoT?TM???t Tone her* ou tu
MOST FATORABLE TERMS, rn tu*
ftal attention to
Accovyrs of busjp, tss mex ??4 hrm*
aad to Mr other buiiMi entrust*'. to a*.
IT'LL IN FORMATION In r?c?rd to OOTKB1* ? k
MSI T LOAK 8 st all ttmm cheorfnlly ftroUM. f
VI. . BCVTIKQTOM, Cuklw.
wmhta?to?, MmtIi y, isa. war
AAHIVOTOH CtTl
I1TI10I (ill,
Oornor of 7th itwt tod Lonlaiut tftitt.
PATS IBTBBBkT OB OBPO8TT8.
UT? Mi BALLS mil tin is of BOM M Mi
STOCKS, ?OLD u4 SILTIB
BlfkOTt yrloM nld for LAID WABBABTS
J. B. BLTAB8, PrMldeMt.
l-ABWI.TilMMH.
If Wir.LTAV ttt '
IVPOtTII OF ^
FAKIBIAJI riVDT OOODt
W FKNNMYLTANU ATKNUE
And T OfrTWiM.
^vstsgasgftaar- -?.,
JiPiH Cf BIOS.
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