Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-29

should be adopted. as it was necessary tina
| some expression Of opinion should be had.
| Mr.. Bebb suggested that the general acts o.
| the Administration be Endorsed, without men
hoDing any name particularly.
Mr. Goodloe thought Mr.. Bebb's proposition
| the best, for it seemed that no good would
| come OF this thing going on this way. 1t was
| impossible to select Mr.. Lincoln and Mr. Chase
| both, and the discussion was creating unneces.
sars bitterness; and the policy now should be
to harmonic the two wings of the party, or
else we must expect the Government to 90 into
the hands of the opponents of the war.
MI. Richards said he would accept Mr.. Hill
tons resolution as subsequent one to hk.
Mr.. Ciephane thought he had a PROPOSE
which would Sc tile the matter and he proposed
to strike ont the words IS President Lincoln -
and make the resolution thus endorse the Adj
minlstra'ion without specifying any one man,
and at the same time word The resolution so as
to express a desire for a continuation of sithe
policy of the ADMINISTRATION"
MIR. Clephane sA1d that many of them pres
ent We're willing to endorse the Administration
but not all the members of it.
Mr.. Elvans said he would have no objection
to endorsing the Administration if he did not
thereby endorse the speech of Montgom cry
Blair at Rockville
A Voice He did not speak officially.
Another Voice.-He said he did.
Mr.. Clepbane denied that Mr.. Blair spoke
officially. He was not authorized to speak by
authority.
Mr.. Clephane's amendment was finally
adopted, and subsequently Mr.. Hilton's reso-
and the resolutions Of Mr.. Richards as amend
ed were concurred in.
The Association then adjourned, having first
authorized the executive committee to call
weekly meetings on some night to be designated
by them.
FoRD's NEW THEATER.-Special Announce
ment.-Mr. Ford regIetfully announces that in
consequence OF the failure of the Opera Troupe
to fulfill their contract with him, without any
assigned canse, there Will be no performance
of Opera this evening. Mr.. Ford regrets this
disappointment to the public, and assures
them that the non -fulfillment of the engage
ment is entirely beyond his control, as the
contract was made in good faith and regularly
signed and witnessed, and the first intimation
he had of its violation was by despatch re-
ceived on Saturday evening at eight o'clock
from the agent OF the troupe, stating that in
consequence of some trouble with the compa-
ny they could not come. Mr.. Ford mmedi-
ately sent Mr.. Hall, stage manager of the Holi-
day street Theatre, to Philadelphia, with a
liberal advance, to induce them to keep good
faith him. bnt a despatch received from that
gentleman states that the company is so disor-
ganiZed that no arrangement can be made
with them. Under these circumstances the
Manager respectfully announces for perform
ance this evening, in lieu Of the Opera, the
play of "Rosedale: oe the Rifle Ball"
Ticket-holders for the Opera will have their
money refunded by calling at MeXarott's
Music Store, this day, between the hours OF
II and p. m.
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH.-Dr. Lighthill, Of
No. "a Saint Marks Place, New York, is now
at the Ebbitt House, in this city, for the purpose
of treating diseases OF the Ear, Throat, and
Catarrh. DR. Lighthill is the author of a pop
Mar Treatise on Deafness and OF Letters on
Catarrh. The Doctors stay in Washngt IN is
limited to Saturday evening next.
SEE FIRST PAGE Of to-day's Star for interest
ing local articles.
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luxury and from its object ons use
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~ For sale by dealers generally and at MANuFAo-
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to Of % Whole 5 in Il
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Bpnions, lngrowiag Nails or other disorders to
recommend an early call at DR.. Whites Office No
424 Pennsylvan'a avenue, between Four and a
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRooHEs.
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Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y.
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Pres. Mass. Senate.
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DISEASES oftA NERVOUS, Seminal, Urinary, an
RoTs 81 he Ho'sa.d as es mai
in sealed letter envelopes, fee of charge Address
| DR.. }. SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association
No . South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. ds-sn
MARRIED,
On Thursday, the 25th instant, at John wesle
| SnuIcn py the nlsht nsV. n b.snnp, w 10 l.
| FREEMAN and Miss EMILY A. BRENT, all of thi
| city.
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Mr.. Lemon, Mr.
| WlEElELD &. MARTIN to Miss LAURA
WALLINGsF0RD. both of this city.
DIED,
| On Sunday, the 2Sth instant, at o'clock, CON
| RAD FASTNAUGaT, in TIE sixteth year OF hi
| age.
| His funeral will IKE place to morrow at 2o'clock
| on second and streets, north Ca oitol. tn
| Railroad De pot The friends and relatives are in
vited to attend; also the German Benevolent go
, ciety.
On the 18th instant, at one o'clock N ;. JANE
| THOMAS, youngest child of John T. and Ann rs
! sex, aged months.
On Sunday the s8th instant. JACKSON HOW
ARD. son of Jackson and Eliza Humphrey, aged
| years.
On the 9th instant, sALLIE B., daughter q
John and Nord Tre.ler, in the eighth year Of he
age.
| At Kslorama Hospital. near this city on tae TIT
| instant Liant i w DAVT4 Is+o nf Moaah,