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Evening star., 1865-04-21
RECEPTIONS BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON

RECEPTIONS BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON;
The President was engaged all the morning
in receiving visitors. The Indiana, Ohio and
Maine delegations called to pay their respects,
when addresses were made by Gov. Morton,
on the part Of the Indiana delegation; Gov.
Brough, on the part of the Ohio delegation; and
Representative Rice, on part Of the Maine del
egation, the President replying to each most
appropriately, despite the heavy run upon
him as an impromptu speaker made by SO
many visiting delega tons.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN,S
REMAINS AT BALTIMORE.

Business Suspended. Bells TOlled and
Minute Guns Fired.
BALTIMORE, April 2l.-The body of Presi-
dent Lincoln arrived at 10 O'Clock.
The procession is now moving. The display
is very fine. There is an immense turn out of
the citizens. There is a very large escort of
artillery, cavalry, marines and sailors.
The stores are all closed and the whole pop
ulation are on the streets. Bells are tolling
and minute guns firing.
The weather is unpleasant, a fine mist pre-
vailing. The lowering sky adds to the sad
ness which is depicted IN every ones counte-
nance.
The buildings are everywhere draped with
the emblems OF grief.
The body is to lay in state until two O'Clock,
in the rotHnda of the Exchange, beneath the
splendid dome.
The interior is elegantly draped. A very
elegant catafalque has been erected, of rich
materials. The body rests upon a dais strewn
with white flowers.
The canopy is adorned with q large star,
formed OF thirty six small stars.
In the civic procession appears all the clergy
Of the city, walking. The rear is made up of q
large turnout of the colored people.
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~Elsewhere will be found the proceedings
of meeting, and action Of its committee in
relation to the appointment Of marshals for the
funeral OF the late President, obnoxious to the
charge Of disloyalty. Whether blame may be
due in the premises we are quite sure that
neither Marshal Lamon or his Deputy Mar
shall Phillips, have erred knowingly in the
matter.
twill be seen that Mr.. Phillips has promptly
rendered his resignation, and we learn on good
authority that Marshal Lamon will, ON his re-.
turn from Springfield. also tender his resig-
nation.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Captured X ebel Flags Turned Over to Gen.
Meade, who Addresses the Captors-News
Of the Murder Of President Lincoln in tn e

Captured II ebel FlaSs turned Uvef to Zen.
NJ eade, who Addresses the Capt0rs-News
Of the Murder Of President Linc0l in the
Army.
correspondence Of the Associated Press.l
HEADQUARTERS ARMY Potomac, April H.
q ute an interesting event took place at head
quarters this morning. The 9th corps having
taken eighteen flags during the recent short
campaign, 1t was arranged that the men who
captured them, accom- panied by the COM
mands, should march to the vicinity of General
Meades headquarters, and there turn in the
colors taken from the rebels.
Gen. Meade addressed these heroes In an
appropriate speech, thanking them individ-
ualIy for their gallantry, and the entire corps
for the important part they had performed in
being the nrst regiment to break the enemy's
pursuing and aiding in the utter defeat and
capture of the most important army OF the
Confederacy.
that every man who had taken flag should
have furlough for 80 days and that each man
should carry his own and present it to the Wa
Department at Washington.
The scene was q brilliant one ana was much
enjoyed by all W no witnessed it,
The announcement of the assassination OF
Mr. Lincoln and Messrs. Seward was received
throughout this army with the greatest sorrow,
and every man seeming to think it the greatest
calamity that could possibly have happened
Just at this time.
Should the assassins be found and turned
over to the army to be dealt with, their pun
ishment would be swift and sure, and such as
to strike terror into the hearts OF every SYM
psthiZer with treason in the United States, and
the citizens living through the country express
their deep regret at the occurrence, thinking it
the worst thing that could possibly have taken
place just at this time, for the Southern people,
The greater portion of this army is now con-
centrated at Burkesville Junction, taking a
short rest after their late hard work; but it is
thought that a movement of the main body of
the troops will be made toward Petersburg
and Richmond. The cavalry, as we'll as the
colored division of the 25th corps, have already
gone in that direction. In fact such change
Will have to be made In a few days, the
capabilities of the Southsde, in its present con-
dition, are entirely inadequate to supply so
many troops with rations ana the animals with
forage. The latter have suffered much the
past week, large numbers having been ab2n-
doned on account of not being able to feed
them.
The train which arrived this evening was
thirtY.two hours on the road from City Point
being off the track at different points.
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CHANGES OF COMMAND.

CHANGES OF COMMAND.
Mejor General Halleck left this city last
evening for Richmond, it is stated. to relieve
MAJOR General Ord, and assume command OF
the Department OF Virginia; headquarters at
Richmond.
Major General Ord is to relieve Major Gen.
eral Gillmere, in command OF the Depart.
ment OF the South headquarters at Charles
ton, S. q.
Major General Gilmore is ordered to report
in person to the Adjutant General OF the Army
for orders.
Brigadier General Dent, late Of Lieutenant
General Grants staff, has been assigned to
duty as Military Governor Of Richmond, re-
lieyipg General Shepley.
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d RY 6 % Ds
AT STILL LOWER PRICES.

nRY GOOB
AT STILL LOWER PRICES.
have this day opened new supply Of
BLACK sILKSi
received from the last great Auction Sales in New
York; they will be sold below
IMPORTING PRICEst
oROS Oh RHINE from 81 .25 upwards.
LYON BLACK TAFFETAs,
BLACK GROs GRAINS.
Double Chain GRos GRAINS, best quality.
GR0S D'ECOISE, splendid make,
GR0S GRAIN NAIR FIN.
ALSO.
ALEXANBER'S KID GLOVES.
new supply of BLEACHED COTT0HS.
S-4 12,z cents.
7.8 at Is and Is cents.
44at20, 2s and 80 cents.
s4PILLOw CASE COTTON at 81 cents
1914 SHEETING at So 90, and 81 per yard.
Ladies HOSE from Is cents upwards.
LINEN HANDK ERCHIEFS from l21k cents,
splendid stock.
IRISH LINEN and LINEN GOODS and thou
sands of other articles.
COATS SPoOLS cents; PINS cents, at
g. N. MEYENBERGv,
4s Market Space. bet. 7th and sth SITS.
ap2l-3t (under the Avenue House,
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SECRETARY SEWARD AND son.

SECRETARY SEWARD AND son.
We learn from DR.. Verdi that Secretary Sew
ard passed comfortable night, in consequence
OF which he is much better this morning. MIR.
Frederick Seward also passed quiet night,
out he has gained very little in the last forty.
eight hours. His case is one that gives much
anxiety to his physicians and to his family.
Evening star., 1865-04-21

THE WEEKLY STAR, published to-day, CON.
tains all the details Of the exciting and sor.
rowful events OF the last week, together with
much new matter up to the hour of publics-
tion. Those who have failed to obtain copies
OF our daily will, by early application, be able
to get the same and much additional matter of
thrilling interest In our weekly.
Evening star., 1865-04-21

ARahrsp. Green, better known
as Col. Tom Green, who resides on the an
Ness esate, fsot OF Eth street. was arrested on
"Wednesday an d committed to the Old Capltol.
Mrs Green, formerly Miss Ward, OF Bal
timore,) and the other female members OF the
Family are also In custody, while q military
,uard has been placed over the residence.
Green was son lin law Of Thomas Richie,
will be remembered. He was at one time ths
exner Of the Warrenton Springs.
SUDDEN DRATH-Yesterday afternoon, John
Skies, colored, was picked up in the street by
Psrolman Lewis, of the Fourth ward, sur
He vas taken to the station house, where every
meas Of relief was afforded him, but without
Avail In about two hours death ensued Inc
4 Coroler has been notified to hold an inquest
| A sistT Of the deceased, named Bush, resides
In Gergetown, and she is the only reiauVe
known.o reside in the District.
| THE IfvRsTIGATIoNs-Thec conspiracy plot
| being thoroughly sitted, and the investiga-
tons are still in progress, under the direction
d Col. Wales, on the part of the military au-
| tlerities. large amount of testimony has
| already been taken, and parties who have any
| Information serving to throw light upon tne
| matter are promptly coming forward.
Marshal Murray and other New York offi-
| ciais are here assisting in the investigation.
| StMMoNRh-This morning, onlcer j: v.
Grant served a summon upon young laoy
named Anne Mitchell. the said-to- 0etrotnea
| OF Suratt, and carried her to the police mead
| quarters tor examination.
THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs.-Wm Bah
| bington, disorderly; S5. Danl: bowd, drunk,
| SO. VIM. Cross, do; T.. II. CLARK, suspicious
| character dismissed.
Evening star., 1865-04-21

Re-openins of the Erie Railroad.
WILLIAMsPoRT, PA, April 2l.-The Erie
Railroad. having been thoroughly repaired
since the recent treshet, will be re-opened to-
rnOrr0u
Evening star., 1865-04-21

g MAYORS OFroE, April 81. 1865.
MsALEB pR0PosAhs III pc # received ss at at the
instant, for laying the eas:pd water service pipe
on r street north. from 9Th to l4th street west,
be laid one foot inside 4 the curb line. 1'p'' W
The gas service pg to be nos one inch wrought
The vster service oipes shall be = inch, strong
lead pipe. Weighing not less % than M three pound
inches below the ;treet surface The stop cock
inside tie curb be = inch brass cock .Aov
elusive controlsf the Corporation. with box and
cover sOnforn.ns to existing sting coFYeraton laws
biz d o, des w .. per ss
tapping andCo rporation stop, the curb stone stop
'''A' ana ~ RIOHARD WALLAcH,
Intel MAvOr.
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DUAnDINQ

rENTLEMEN DIsIRING EXCBLL9NT AND
VI nicely Furnished ROOMS, with Bosfd, should
call at AS 8th street. near G. References ex-
changed. ap lots
T10TR or FTV7 GRNTL1MFN O1N BIZ WHLL
Il accommodated with BOARD ayd LODGING on
K street, south corner Of 18th. mar 20
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PRIVATE
PRIVATE
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE

At Room No. 16 Warrington Building corner
Penns avenue and 9TH street Cures pSIvs,y p3ssi na
made or pay required, and in the shortest pos
sible space OF time. by .,eppv.vn
NIB Lispenard's Prophy ylactic is perfect safe
guard against contaeion. ap l5.2M.
LOB sALE.A LUMB1k PLANNING aad SAW
ING MILL, with engine and machinery, and
one Of Paees's patent Saw Mills, all In csaplete
nuu be ord er. with the Frame Building situated
On f6e canal near 9th street and Center Market
House. Win be sold cheap By % %aRSlyipS nv ::
m 2e-7W< No. SAT 18Th street; Island.
CIVERAL SECOND HAND PIANos.-0ns
81 ohickerine. for Sl1s; one Gilbert. forA
S FoE sale oss SsssH Smith sss RaofSsr
deon, ct the WArerooms Of ,.-,1-porr
Corner Of Pa. ave. ana iItn ~.
Sole Agent Of Steinwayb Pianos, ana MaSon q
DTW1RI OF OOUNTERHEITS AND UNPRIN:
DOIPLID DlALAR6 endeayoring TO dispose OF
ton ton ett.insd bS HELMBoLpsG1NUIN PEP. s
ARATI0NS. -rt 0As ss-e0
Evening star., 1865-04-21

SALES OF 7.30's.-The sales of 1905 by jaw
Cooke & Co., amounted to S4, 79s, 400 yesterday.
Evening star., 1865-04-21
HQ6 SPRING ASSORTMENT AQG
1CO AT 1oo
NJ A R KR II E RS,
No la6 SHVENTH STREET

486 SPRING AssORTmENT 486
MAR KRIT E RS,
NO. 1856 SEVENTH STREET.
DEALER IL
CHOICE STOCK OF INTERIOR ADORNMBNTS
INBRACINa
PAPER HANGINGS.
"A A select ara varied stock Of gilt, Medium and
tre Pieces. &C., embracing the Largest and Hand
soonest assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADIS.
Bun, Green, PINK. Lavender, Chocolate. Brown
and cut window Shades, variety Of patterns;
Shade Fixtures, Tassels. DC.
PICTURE CORD & TAS6HLS.
BLK and Worsted Picture Cord and TAssels. diff
ferent sizes and c0loHs, q beautiful assortment.
Picture Rings. Nails. DO.
OVAL PICTURE FRAM1S.
The largest assortment of Oval xremes In thp
District, warranted to beSil9e9 WIN 6ol9 NAl.
Also, . variety Of Dark Wood Frames, with va-
rted stock oSsmall sized Oral ana Varte DO Sisite
-. EN9RAvINGS PAINTINGS
a. a rev choice 1ngravings and Paintings always
Orders for Paper Hanging and window Shades
manner, In city or country.
~ Terms 0sah for Goods or Labor
dQG As6 sEvKsTa S7slEr, 4-fAOC
rsD s.sHss sif doors above Odd Es.lcHs' ash. HCO
ENEEEBLlD AND 11Lf01TT 00N6TTTU.
11rRnXSTTS thGoSM ~ sGsA fft1sn, g.s HHLMH0LD's
ssus tes'ipc Aal ssaSls Tes teAIssp veil mstsn
Evening star., 1865-04-21

~ From J.Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have an advance copy Of Godsy's Lady's Book
fsr Nay.
Evening star., 1865-04-21
QYJ.C. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionesrs.

RY ]. G. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT, IMPROVED BY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE. ON NORTH STREET. bet. 2lST and
22D STREETS.
Under and by virtue of an order made on the lith
day of March 1865, by the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, and passed in certain case
pending in raid coprt. wherein Rachel =; Mason
is com plain ant, and Cynthia b. Mason and others
defendants, mo. lob Esuity.) will sell, at pub
lie auction. on MONDAY, May Is, at o'clock, ON
the premises, Lot No. IS, in Square No. 73, to-
gether with the Improvements, consisting of 9
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE snd sutbuildings.
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest. One fifth Of the purchase
money to be paid at the time of sale in default OF
su ch payment, the property shall be immediately
resold at the risk and expense of the defaultlng
purchaser.
,Conveysncing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
JAS. G. MEG UIKE CO..
an o. 3taw3w6ds Auctioneers.
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The Pennsylvania Boo,

The Pennsylvania Booth.
PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-Booth has not
been arrested, but traced as far as Tamaqaa
The man arrested on suspicion has been dis
charged.
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TOALl WOODu LIME 30

TOALl WOODn LIMEH! 90
Just ed three car goes of RI d and WHITE
4 gu m Al and saveraI cargoes Of nice seasoned
PINE, OAK and HICKORY Wo2P. Mnoi Mls0; q aS cargo
"a sni;+ All ~ vhich will be sold as low as
pe pousnt lux Ia ' WIN. GUINAND,
CAPITOL Hill and Navy Yard.
All persons indebted to me will pleaee settle II mp
at once. ~ ~.
DRIVAT1
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GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,

475 D. b: scerr' 475
The up ersi sned wishes to inform the Public at
larse that IL YOU want Sign or your HOUSE paint
ed to call at AIS llth street. between and +.
Gliding on Glass and Fancy Card written to or.
der,
The above work done in work manlik6 manner
and at prices to suit the times. apH-lw
nREsS HATS, Of the Latest Styles and finest
IL qualities, in silk, black, and pearl cassi-r1
meres. Particular attention is called to the u
REeORTE HAT, go highly recommended for
its lightness and comfort to the wearer.
B. III. STINEMETZ, Halter,
apis 234 Pa. av., second door from 18th st.
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RYJ.0. Meg UIRE & CO., Auotioneers.

RYJ.o. Meg U1Rk & CO., Auotioneers.
M6Rs gSgP.z FOB B, SALE
o'clok. In front of the Auction Rooms, We shall
0,e Open Carriage and one Coupe Carriage.
J.C. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
ny VIM. L. WALL O. CO., Auctioneers
D Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 9S La ar, bs.,r.
9ti and 10Th streets.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
B{ S5dey q the hSnorsbs orpsans Court on
o'clock, will sell, at the Bazaar of W. l.. Wall
WV One Bay Horse
One Silver Watch
One Four horse Wagon
CHARLES NJ. MATHEWS. Administrator.
8ap2ld WIN. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts:
RY GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
vHRYHANDsoME IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SECOND STREET, CAPITOL HILL, AT AUG
On THURSDAY, the 9th instant. We shall sell.
of Lots 25 and 26 in Square No. 1872, With the i'm
ling House. with brick basement, containing eight
or ten conveniently arranged roems gas and
house The whole ro1a 50 s.s On seeona sree
east. between South and sts. between Penn
runs baes spou @ feet to yds M1ate sey
+ xs ss IT h ard stua
ducements to any psrssn wishing to obtain a hand.
some residence.
Title indisputable.
Ali conveyance ut the cost of purchaser, includ.
One hundred dollars will be required when the
property is knocked off. -
o9d s J n s2 fepe el saith .sh tb sbs
oHner Hl sas Il the Ts
tsin asf t ana cost tree ar times IN the Nston. intel
Evening star., 1865-04-21

gMBERl LUMBER! LUMBER
On hand large stock of
LUM B 1R,
comprising in part
100000 feet 4.4 White Pine Cuttings
100000 " Hemlock Joist and ecantling
100 900 " Spruce do do
100000 .. "a Eastern Shore Flooring
100 900 - "A, GA 8-4 and l2-a W. P. Select and
Panel, mostly Albany Of superior quality and
seasoned
800 900 Laths received direct and will be sold
Also, White Pine and Spruce Flooring, White
Pine and Cypress Shingles. Seasoned Oak, Ash and
Poplar, &c; DC, all OF which ote- at the very
lowest market prices.
Particular inducements offered to large cash
purchasers.
mil NaYv Yard
Evening star., 1865-04-21
The Departure of the Train

Shortly d1ter tne pilot engine Started all
who were to accompany the remains took
their places in the cars, and at eight O'clock
the signal was given. when the bell ON the
engine ATTACHED 70 the train, No 23S, which
dis dressed as the pilst engine, slowly tolled,
the bells on some Of the other engines tolling
simultaneously, and slowly the train moved
from the station, the members of the Cabinet
and others who were on the platform, as well
as the crowd gathered in the rear of the depot,
outside Of the line Of sentries, standing uncov-
cred until the train passed out of view, when
all returned through the station. The engineer
IN charge Of No. OBS was Thos. Beckett whose
fireman is g. A. Miller, and on the engine was
MT John X. Smith. supervisor of engines of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Evening star., 1865-04-21

ITO H0USIK1EPERB AND OTHERS.-House-
L keepers can always find ct our Store a(DN
full stock of Gne CHINA. 0hOoKERY;
styles and at the lowest cash prices; -
WEBB BEVERIDHE,
apl2 1htif Odd Fellows Hall, 7th st.
NHILDREN's CARRIAGE Es., -
- CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Just received another lot of CHILDREN'S OAR
RlA6Ee which We are Offering as cheap IS pre-
vious lot. Call early il you wish cheap Carriage.
We are still selling Walnut and Mahogany Fur.
niture at cost BONTZ & GROSHON,
ap 18-St $50 7th, above I.
DPOF. HALLS CELEBRATED
LONDON
YEAST POWDER
+ ggqnoyneed to be the best Yeast or d BtAKdnd ta
years Europe With the greatest satisfsction, is
healthy. economical and reliable YEAST POW.
DER in the United States.
Handsomely put up in tin cans. contsinine from
any length Of time and in any climate If kept dry,
BROADBINT & 90 Sole Agents.
Also, Manufacturers and Dealers in Cotfees.
crude and ground, Spices. mustards, fine ground
Table Salt. &c, &c. Merchants and others will do
we'll to call, or send for list of prices. before
]. 2. BROADBENT CO.,
81 North Calvert street,
ap 3m Baltimore. Md
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The Pilot Euoiue.

Inc engine TO 20 before the train as the pilot
engineer and James Brown fireman. II was
heavily draped in mourning, all the brass beine
covered, while in front there were two large
flags fringed with mourning and four smaJIsr
ones on the engine. The tender was also hea vi.
ly draped. At tprecisely ten minutes to eight
O'Clock, after directions had been given hv
Major General Meigs and General McColIum,
the engine started.
Evening star., 1865-04-21

THIRD warn STATION CAsRs-Wm Bah.
bington, disorderly; S. Danl. Dowd, drunk.
So. VIM. Gross, do; f. H. CLARK, suspicious
character dismissed.
Evening star., 1865-04-21

%There will be meeting of the SEVENTH
DAY EVENING, at TURNER HALL. corner
Maine avenue and IA street, at ~ o'clock
PuDctuAl attendance is earnestly requested a.
business of importance Is to be transacted.
Ap2l-2t
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-07
NOTICE.

ELIZABETH Reed and Reuben Reed her hus-
u band, Salina D. Reed and John Reed her
husband, Venice B. Mauck an IDIOT, William ii.
Mauck, and Charles NJ. Mauck minor 19years
of age, of the county of Meigs and state of Ohio,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the oath day of July, A. D. 1865, in the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the coun-
ty of Meigs and state of Ohio, by David Mauck,
Johu J. Mauck, Mariah Stedman and Jabes
Stedman her husband, Amanda Mcclure, and
Joseph B. Mauck, and is now pending, wherein
the said David Mauck, John J. Mauck, Mariah
Stedman and Jabes Stcdman her husband,
Amanda Mcclure, and Joseph B. Mauek demand
partition of tho following real estate to wits;
Beginning north 30 west 126 feet from the soutli-
east corner of 100 acre lot No 372, in section 30
& "a, town No. one, range No. IL Ohio Com
pany' s purchase; thence north 30 east $50 feet,
thence south 800 east 17S feet to point 132 feet
south 800 east from the place of beginning
thence north go west 132 feet to the place of be-
ginning, containing a steam saw mill and all Of
the land lying between the front Of said mill lot,
and low water mark in the Ohio river, and, at
the next term of said court, the said David Mauck
John J. Mauck Mariah Stedman and Jabes Stcd-
man her husband, Amanda Mcclure and Joseph
b. Mauck, will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises,or if partition can
not be made then that said premises may be
sold. DAVID MAUCK ct al.
By N. & g. P. SIMPSON Att'ys for Plf.
Dated Aug. Sth A. d. 1865. 33-6t.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-07
Obituary.,

The very Rev. Edward Timothy Collins
died Of liver complaint and dropsy last Satur-
day, August 26th, in the Gath year of his age.
He was born in Philadelphia, February 10Th,
1902. He completed a classical and theolo'
pical course at Mount St Marys College,
Emittsburs, Maryland, and was ordained
priest in this city in 1892 His ariuous and
devoted labors throughout the diocese attract,
ed the attention of Archbishop Purcell, OF
Cincinnati, who brought him from Dayton,
where his ministerial labors had made deep
impression, and made him his Vicar General.
During gthefatal year of cholera, the deceased
labored night and day amidst the pestilencce: to
alleviate the sufferings Of those around him.
HE also became member of a fire company,
and 1sbored assidiously in this as he did in the
more sacred functions of ministerial life.
He sought opportunities Of usefulness, and
mixed freely with his fellow citizens, spread,
ing around him the spirit Of truth in the light
ofhis own example. In the instruction o.
youth and preparing them for their high des
tines, he was yigilant and untiring in his Ia
bors.
A peculiar trait Of his life and manners o.
Father Collins, s..his fondness for rare, an
tique and useful books. To the discovery
and purchase of these he devoted time, care
and money, and, as result, he has left one
of the most valuable private libraries TO be
found in the United States.
This collection he has left, in his will made
in 1858, to his friend Of forty-two years, Arch
bishop Purcell, for Mt St Marys Seminar.
of the West.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1865-09-07
PoMERoY ACADEMY.
NHE Fall session of this Institution will cor
A.. 0lt. L.. q

TIME Fall session of this Institution will COM
i menee on Wednesday the 18th day Of Sep
tember, 1865.
Aent institution, and in its discipline, appoint
ment of teachers and other advantages, fully
equal to any school in the country, and such as
shall be worthy the patronage Of all desirous
of bestowing thorough education upon their
sons and daughters.
Mr.. Allen Whitman an accomplished teacher,
admirably qualified for the position, will have
immediate charge of the school.
We desire to place terms Of Tuition at the low
est rates, at which the school can bc successfully
maintained. For the ensuing year they will bc
as follows;
Higher English branches with
Latin and Greek. 1875 900
Higher English branches alone.....-.... S15 OOO
Common English branches s................ $40 600
This school affords favorable opportunity
for those who are dcsirous of fitting themselves
for teachers. G. r, PoMERoY, Sec. of Board
rS5-4t.1 tiStk