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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22
GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT Fol
" THE BENEFIT OF

NATIONAL oRPHAN,' HOME FUND,
under the suspees Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union
washiugt N, d. G., at Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August o. 1896
~ 800 900 tickets will be sod at el each-75 900
presents awarded, valued at t250 90 $4,000 Of the
prodts to be given to the soldiers aud Sailors National
Orphans Home Fupd, "a 500 to the Washington Male
and Female Orphan Asylumthe bSlAnee after dductng
expenses paid to the Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union u Washington, D. O.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22
THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

The Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL soLDIERs' AEp
SAILORS ORPHAN HonH will eommsaee 10 hold Fair In
this city on the 18th day Of May NEXT the proceeds Of
which are TO be devoted TO the support aud mantsnae
OF NATIONAL soLDIEns SAILORS 0nPHAE s not other
wise provided for In their respective States and Terri
Zach State and Territory IL to be represented BY ia
BILE and the Ladies' intend that the District Of Columbia
shall bear ereditable contrast with any.
The Ladies' will at Wesley Chapel, corner Of
aud fihh streets every Tuesday, at II N, untthe
oPeuins Of the Pair and all Ladies' DESTROYS Of 90 opera
ting lathe objects Of the association cordially In
vited TO attend. apl0.td.
Tie Lady Managers OF the National Soldiers and
Sailors Orphans homs Association regret to announcs
TO the publlo their inability to open their Fair at the
line advertised-hay l6-as hey ind II Impossible to
obtain building In time sufficiently CON modious As
the necessary arrangements made ue notice
will be given IL is expected that this
viii no wav discourage the energies the friends
the importanes q renewed and united action until the
good Il accomplished. mySo-tf
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- dsas, srABLEs, FkscIso, wAARvrs, &s. , AT
ouARrERsAsTER 0ENERAL's oyprcE, !
fIRsT DIvIsioE,

FIRSr DIyIsIos
wAsHrsoros, D. c., Jaas IL, 1855
By order Of the QuArtsrmaster General there Willie
sold the premises, at public auction, under the d-
reetion Of Captain ossrgsT. BrOwniug, A O. NJ com
msneing TUESDAY, July 10, 1851, at le o'clock, q
m and cOntinuiDg from .ams hour each day there
Gfsr Except FRIDAY, July Is, which day the Wa
dl.posed o. the following described public property, 70
wit;
less ,aU 9so wo s.oriS fS.s IisssS
| ing ioxi6J I2Es3 I6SIO, two 2Ss2s, and 2sI76
isss 'SsS'.:S is,i. and on: iSsis via .ssi
back bGildIngs l2xsI Tour i612i l5x4O iszs2 isxis
with wing l6xl Abd two kitchens dJolung pxla and
ioxlO isn2o with Wig lo1i4 St12i with shed al
Mas o. Mes. Houses: Crane, asrlsO evo .teris..l
with addition. loIi2) 2sx5o, ewO stOriss,) isxso,
T6irty.twO ss Stables, dr.ms twenty -four 2su4ta,
sig 2ssS3s, one lixs2 and one lSxa with shed adJOn
One d Hospital Stable frame. with Os7oliusai fee,
oss q Issuing Stable. Cfr.m.j with O,sla uasL fee.
TS'fz 81 Sff%s asss ss sa
2lx4s, 2sT3OO, 2Os25, and l7xi7.
Shedding, 775S lneAl feet
Thirty two (5g Water Tanks, IxIs-two feet deep.
Seventy eight u.s. Managers, sSxls-thres and half
IT twenty sSt COY Dat House.
One a Hay Shed, ll2xSl2
One ~ Grain House. rams, sex2so.
square feet, and one z, $50 square feet.
Feneing, q, $50 lineal feet
one az storehouss, Crane 52rl60.
Two b Aeksmith Shops, frame 4sxle0 and 9oxleo,
one ~ RnRine House, l7x32
The bn ldings will be sold sipgly and must DO re-
moved within twenty days.
The bu ldngs will be taken down at the expense Of
the purchasers The dspoiS accessible by water, and
vessels Of the largest class be loaded al the wharf
Terms: Cash In Govern ent funds.
boat for Oh sboro will leave the Sixth street wharf
every hour during The day OF sale.
For further Information apply in person, by letter.
to Capt GEORGE 7. BROWNING, A Q. n, 0issboro',
D. c., or to this once.
JAMES A. EKIN,
BreVet Brig Gen. U g. A, iu charge
ie2l.tlylO First Division, O NJ d. o.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22

The CASE OF MoGHsS vs. CLKPHASE.-
In the Circuit Court, yesterday morning, the case
Of Francis MOehAn vs. Lewis clsphAns was 70.
sumed. and the argument on the part Of the dc.
fence made BY Mr.. Cook, who closed at 2 o'clock.
Il is thought the case will DO submitted to the jury
lo. dax
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22

GALE OF VEGETABLE STANDS IN
- THg D FFERRNT MARKETS.
Will sold to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
CENrRE MARKET-sAIURDAY, June 50. at 10
o'clock q. m. 80
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET-RRIDAY, June
%, at 10 4. .....F
,kAyY.YGRD MARKET-PRIDAY. June 20. at 10
o'clock, =. m.
B-Psrsops now holding stands In the different
markets eau retain them by paying the APPrAiSsmsnt
price fFT such stands previous to the day Of sAle
Ie2O-eotd RInHAkD WALLACH. sayoT.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22

GALE OF GOVERNMENT MEATS
- FOOT OIL
CHEZ ouARrERAAsrER's oREIoH,
DRPoT or wAsHINaToS, y
wAsHIEaroE, u. O., Juus IS 1850
VIII DO sold At publio suction at Luooln Depot,
whsblngton O., Under the direction Of Breyst Be T.
9en. TomPkins, oaArternastsr, on SATURDAY,
!, 7NJ GALLONS NEITsFooT OIL,
In barrels. The oil will be sold by the aon, In ots
Of one barrel, with the privilege Of ave,
The property must be removed within ave days from
date Of sale
Terms Cash, In Government fupdA
D. Y. RUCRRR,
Jelb'9t Depot Of WAahInRtoA.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22

THE WEAK AND IMPAIRED EYE.
l. sI0HT, originating either from innTmity Of uRs
general debility Of the nervous system ProlIGssd sick
moss, from natural disposition 10 far or neArs
ness will be restored, Improved and sTsAgthsaSd BY
the use Of the celebrated
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPECTAoLRs
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22

GALE OF GOVERNMENT JII.D-
- IN0s AT sOLUIkRs' KRsT
CnIER o. ARTERhAsrER's 0YPIcK,
DEPOr OF WAsHIN0roE,
wAsHIEGroE, u. a., Juas ID, iSe6
VIII be sold at Public Auo ion, on the premises undsr
the direction OF BTsNeI LisutenAnt Colonel James NJ
Moore, NJ, on FRIDAY June %, 1885. at clock
NJ:
one ~ Barraek, No. o 4slSx25s feet. ..
situated at the Soldiers Rest, In this city.
The buildings must DO removed within nnssn days
from date Of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
d. II RUCRgR
Breyst. Nal. Gen. and Chief uuAftsrma tar,
JelS Std Depot Of wAshiHsto
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22
pITTENHoUsE, FOWLER 4 CO.
TT ARPER'S NEW MON HLY
IL MAGAZINE FOR JULY, 1855.

C0NTRET6:
Personal Reeoleetlona Of the War. (Second Pdpsr.
Illustratiohs-Ruln Of old Church near ChaTlssloWn-
Patent Of Nobllity-A Candidate for the Pssr.Es-
ferry-Ruins OF the ViAdueL M-Ttinsburg-A Cosfed
crate Innate Idss-The Little Cottager-
Not at Home
MidsuhmeT.
Some CuTioua Homes.
NlustTs tons.- Mouse. Nest In . Bottle Harvest.
Mouss-Dormouse and ksst-NsAts OF Apoiea-Ns.t oil
learas-Hivs OF the Bes-Nest OF the Hornst-Nsst oil
the Mud wAsp-Nsst Of the PAstsboard wAsp--Eess Of
Polistes.
A Look at Lisbon.
illustrations Tower Of Belsm-Castls Of PsnhA-
Church Of Lorsto-Rus AugustA-PTAeA do Roeio aud
D. Maria ThsAte-Ths Palace Of AJudA-Ths Great
Arch Of the Aqusduet
High Days Ia Virginia village.
ArmsdAis. By wiiEis coliias (coneludsd)
Book the lASt.
CHAPTER II. In the House
Chapter Ill. The Purple Flask.
Epil"gue.
Chsp'srL Fsws from Norfolk.
Chapter II. MidwiRtsr.
0euyshuTg; July, les
frsBes Asbury. With Portrait
The sword Of DAmoelss.
The Pool Catcher
Sanctuary Privileges In Rome.
Under the Arches.
Mr.. MuddlAr's Mistake.
A Study " Legs.
The Food Of Birds.
EdusAtiOu Of the COlOrsd Population Of Louisiana
An Hour at Sea.
Forty Two.
Fd,tOT's kasy Chair.
Mouthly Record Of Currs1t Events.
Editors Drawer
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22

Total. 1loO, 600
The ards will be made after the the stage
Of the theatre where three thousand persons wit
It, committee will be appointed by the udenes
to superintand the same.
Printed lists Of wards will be Published and supplied
to agents and teket. holders. Parties having tickets
will retain them until after the awards made, aud II
their Numbers appear In the s they will forward their
tickets Immediately with full directions as to tbs ship
at all the principal Hotels Book and Music Stores in the
city, and At the Headquarters, in the Mammoth Fair
Bull ding for the benefit Of the Soldiers and sailors Ma
tonAl Orphans Home Fund, corner Of Seventh street
and Pennsylyania avenue, wAahington, D. @.
The Directors appeal TO the literally Of the people 10
give this enterprise their kind support and thereby
sis In relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of fallen
comrades.
MANAGING DIRECTORS.
MAI, A. HALL, Prea't Soldiers and Sailors Union.
COL. CHAs. 3 CAPBHART, MAI. NJ H. ALBRR0RR,
WILLIAM 8. MORSE
TREASURER,
J. B, HUTCHINSON, Esq,
Cashier National Bank Of the METROPOLIS
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22

TGRhs ron HARPKR'H hA0AIIHR AND WlEELI,
Magazine, one copy for one ysar..........,...A0 On
Weekly, ona copy for one ysAr.............,,.. 90
An extra copy Of either the Wsskly or the MAgAIne
will be supplied graI TO every club Of ave subscriber.
At " each, In one remittance, or sig copies for 420
Bound volumes Of the Magazine, each volume con :
tanlng the numbers for aix months will be furnished
for - per volume, and sent by mail, postage paid
freight by express paid weigh Of the volumes being
beYond that allowed ln the mail
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22


All persous fVorAby disposed are requested TO act a.
agents, but no commissions will be allowed.
Money should In all be sent by p.S. Vcs order
dram, express, or registered letters
In every case send the name and post once hddrssS,
county and State Of each separate subscriber and
stamp. All orders for tickets must be addressed TO
WILLIAM 8. MORSE,
Secretary Soldiers and Sailors National Concert,
Washing ton, d @. Lock Bnx No. 81
REFER, BY PERMISSION, To-
MAJ. Gen. Winfield 8. hancock, U SA
Gen hobart G. sobonek, NJ. O Ohio
Gen. HAlheTt v. Paine, N c., Wisconsin.
Gen. John n. Ketohum, NJ O., New York.
Gen, James O Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. J. N. Hedriek, Iowa.
Gen, d, O. MeCailAm, D. @.
Den o. v. Dayton, New York.
Hon, Thos. w Ferry, NJ @ Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrence, NJ G., PenDsy lvAniA.
D. G. FOrney, E-q., District Of Columbia.
MAJ. J, Z. bonghty, New York
Hon, Richard waliaeh, Mayor Washington, D. O.
Hon. WIN. Kelley. N. @, PsnusylyapiA
Hon. Kelian v. WhAley, NJ, c., West Virgins,
Hon. Ebon O. Ingsrsoll, ~ O., illno's.
Hon. Henry q. Deming, N G Connecticut.
Hon. A II LAhin, c., New York.
Hon. Leonard Myers, N c., p. unsylVaniA
Hon. william A. Newell, N c., New Jersey.
Hon. George W. Julian, NJ c., Indiana.
Hon. Stephen y. W lsOB, NJ. @ PsnnsylVaniA
Hon. v 0rlnnel, N. G., lows
Maj O. N. Vac Buren,, New York. jso'eod2m
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-22
THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE
Gov. Brownlow Calls 1t Together

Action 60 be Taken ON ths oonstitutiossi
Amendment.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

BdTR"m's rc.-ThanIlsgiving
evening was q stirring occasion to the
elite Of Cedar Falls and vicinity. There
was general rally of intelligent citi-
zens and ladies to the Baptist church,
which was completely filled. Yet so
perfect and beautiful We're the arrange
ments, that all were seated in their
several purchased and numbered seats,
without the least confusion or friction.
Never did a large public occasion in
any city, pass off in a more happy and
splendid style. The scene did great
credit to the officers of the Association.
and to the fame of our infant city.
Over $50 reserved seats were sold be-
forehand, and the lecture will net to
the Association $Tc0 profits. This
is doing very Well for Beginning.
The President, Prof. &. A. Graves,
having announced Theodore Tilton of
New York, as soon to lecture for us,
Mr.. Barnum was introduced; and be-
gan with q high euioey of Mr.. Triton,
as one of the first lecturers il America,
in whom we should find one of the
richest treats. Mr.. b. then went on, in
his animated style, to charm the audi
ence for two hours and ten minutes,
with corruscations of wit and wisdom,
on the subject of "Success in Life, or
the Art of Money Making" We think
we express the opinions of all i'm say
ing, that the performance was eminent
ly satisfactory to cur people. There is
very much sound sense in the Lecture.
and the moral lessons taught are worthy
of special note. The scathing yet hap
ny way in which p. 7. hits of whiskey
and especially tobacco, as ruirious to
health, wastcful OF moDey, and detri.
mental TO success IN life, is calculated
to do much good; and we rejoice to see
a public man Of his celebrity and inffu-
cnce taking so decided stand 70, hu-'
man Improvement, I'm these matters of
abstinence and purity. And then the
lecturers views Of economy, ard up
rightness in trade, and n ct hods of pros
perity, are generally excellent. We
do not believe there is-a man in Amer
lea, who could throw together so much
really discreet advice concerning nl:te-
rial interests, CT set IL off with So much
happy illustration, drawn from his
own varied experience and ,ol,serva-
ton. Our people were agreeably disap-
pointed i'll the lecture. Itwas better
than they expected, although general
expectation was pretty well up, lie
feel that our Lecture course is thus We
ry happily inaugurated, and that the
prospect for the winter is the more
hopeful therefor;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
A RARE lIllylE

To FARMEEs.--Thc Iowa Home
stead," publishedntD cs Aroines, slavery
valuable agricultural paper, and should
be in the hands of every farmer. The
description of, every cstray animal
taken up in the state, will he found in
the Homestead. Subscription price
$3.50 per annum. .---....
Neas We make the following liberal
offer. To any one paying $3,25 in adj
vance, we will furnish both the
GAZETTE and the Homestead for enc
year. If not a subscriber, BEGIN AT
ONCE, and you shall have both papers
gill the lst OF Jan. GRATlS!7 M
n. b. We will for the same price
furnish the "Proirie f1rmor," pub
li6hcd at Chicago. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
z0-ly
Or. Scllencss, Mandrake pills Sinh
slituie Tor CaiOncl.

These Pills are composed u various cots having the
power to relax the secretonS OF the liver promptly
and ehectnaly as blue pill murcury and whou. pro
hucin" any OF those dsaRroabc or dangerous effect.
winch often FOLLOW tie use Of the latter.
In all bilious dsp ders these pills may be used with
confidence, they promote the discharge Of ytiated
bile, and remove those distractions from the liver and
hillary ducts, which the Of bilious affections IN
general
sCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLs cure sick hcs tache
aud all disorders OF the liver indicated by salow skin
coated tongue. cosvenCss w,ariuess. and u general
feeling Of drowsnrs and asude showing that the liver
10 Ia a torpid or INSTRUCTED condition.
In short, these pills may he used with advantage in all
cases when purpa I've Alternative med cine
Please AJAX for "Dr. Schenck's mandrake Pills and
observe that the two kcneSscs Of the Doctor are The
Government stampone when in the last stage Of Con.
SUMPTION and the other In his present health. n
Sold by all druggists and dealers. price %
box Principal Office, No. ". Nsrth 9th Street, pha-
dcipha, PA. 'b "-ai. -
General Wholesale Agents: Bcmss Barnes & Co, 81
Park Row New York =, lance, 1US Baltimore st,
baltimore Md: John u. Park ~ T.. ror. 81 Fourth an,
walnut SITS. Cincinnati, Ohio. Walker Taylor, l3d
and 1876 Wabash Avenue Chicago" III; Collins 'Irniers4
southwest corner OF Second and Vine Streets. st Louis
No. IG5w EN- |,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

Grcc'cy'8 1mcricd,s ConEici." This
great American W ork,, we had occasion
to refer to last week; and we now add
our still further endorsement and rec
concentration Of it. Without, doubt,
we have here altogether tic most reli-
able and correct account Of the great re-
helli0n, that has been or is like to lie
produced. Mr.. Greeley is known by
everybody. to be q most careful and ac-
curate man even his political oDpo-
ncnts conccde his honesty, and go 10
him for figures and facts, on all great
public matters. IN this work lie has
used his great skill and knowledge i'm
co.!&tIng the vast stores Of material.
and telling the story Of secession with
impartial lAslelity and matches pre-
clsion. IEc portrait OF The man, SO
finely executed, and exhibiting so be-
nignant features, is alone worth a vol
umn. Let our people all have this
standard work, SO as to hand down to
their children the true and telling his
tory Of the great Shareholders Rebel
lion. S. II. Case OF this city is Gene
raj Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
IAiIow thy Destiny.

Madame " y thornton the great English strologi-t
Claryoyant and psychomrtricir, who has asfonished
the scientific classes OF the Old World has located
herself at Hudson \. Y. Aa!ans Thornton possesses
such wonderful powers n second sight as to enable
her 10 part knowledge Of the greatest importance
the single or married OF eber Whale IN state Of
trance she d.lieates the features ~ the person you
10 marry, and by the aid Of Instrument Of intense
power known ma the PSyccnctrope guarantees to pro-
tuee lfe Ike picture Of fhe future husband wife Of
the applicant, together with date Of marriage position in
life. leading traits Of character &c. This huInbur
as thousands OF testimonials assert. She will send
when desired acerted Certificate written guarantee
that The picture what purports to be By enclosing
small lock OF hair, and stating place OF birth, age dis
position and counplexnn and enclosing 30 cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will recsvc
the picture and desired informant Ion by return mail All
communications sscrrdiy confieItnl. Address in
fd-nee Madame u. y. Tsossroy, y. o. BOX 1913 Ind
SON. n. Y. 81 So 2.,Iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

4 Fine Ihing-On Tuesday, Brown,
the horse tanner who had just come to
town, WAS seen careeripg up and down
main street driving his fine horse in o
buggy, at fast and elegant gait, with
out any reins, and with but two or three
straps Tor Il harness. The whole move
nents of the beast. winding among
thronging teams, and turning sudden
~ about, were guided BY the simple
signs ofNoicerani waving whip. The
hose seemed docile and knowing as Il
child, and our citizens appeared highly
pleased with the sight, which was ger
tainlyt IA very interesting one. r... b.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
4 New and Grand Epoch Ia Medicine.

DIR NAGGnL Is the foueder OF Medical System
The quanti.risns. whose vast Internal doses encebie
the stomach and paiaiyze The bowels, must give prece
dence 10 the who restores health and appetite with
from onc TO two Of bis extraordinary Pills and the
most virlleut with box Of his wonderful
and all healing sase, These two great specific of the
Doctor, fast sapersedns All the st.reotyprd nos
trums Of the day. Extraordinary by Maggici's
pills and salse aye opened The eyes Of the public
he ncfciency Of the estedD rerrsycs Of others
upon which people have long b'ndly depended Mag
girls Pulls are not Of tie ciass that swallowed by the
dozen, aud oi which box full taken creates alb
sputc necessity for anpther One ortso Of M4ggiers
Pills snlicrs to place the bowels In perfect order tone
the stomach ca ate an appetite, and lender tia spirits
High; and buayant There Is ssrins. aud no reactton
~ the form II constipation. II the liver Is affected its
functions restored and II The system Is FEE.
br il Il nvigorated This aEr llality makes tile m-d
cincs very desirable for the Of delicate females
Elceros and eruptiye diseases lsay exiiggnishrd
by the Gisegfectat bewer ~ iIagtiers syc. In fact
II is here announced that Mtggiefs BHi0us, DysDsp
lie, and Diq,,h6a Pills cure where all others fail
While for Burns, scads Chblans Cuts aud all abra
s"ns Of The ska N,g3iers Sur, is in,ble Sold by
J M'sGist. ~ fulton Street, New York, and by all
druggists, at % cents per box. sp-22 ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

On "Wednesday evening last, n spon-
tancous gathering Of the friends of the
Hon. Peter Melcndy, of this city took
place at Council Hall with the view o,
formally presenting to cur esteemed
citizen, tie EX Marshall, an appropri.
ate testimonial Of their regard for his
great personal worth as a man, and citi.
zen. 1t was not expected that the gift,
rcckoned by tire standard of values,
should bc in any sense the measure OF
their appreciation; but that the token
should Ue n mere index of tbe1high es-
teen in which he is held by chem in
dividCal!y. The gathering numbered
some IS persons many of whom wit
messed the struggling infancy of this
city, and all of whom have observed its
subsequent development and prosperi-
ty. ~ .~-z. -...
Vat 6 o'clock, upon simple but UNI
suggestive pretext, Mr.. Melcndy was
ushered into the hall, formally received
by the chairman, ID. G. OveIman Esq,
and seated. His Honor the Mayor
Albert Allen then rose and presented
tile testimonial, accompanying it with
the following neat and appropriate ad-
dress
"MR. MELENDY In lehalf of your
many friends here convened, and in
token of their appreciation Of your con-
slant and unwearied efforts. to spyomote
4 llat Ia ,,f
city, have the honor to present you,
in tlIeirnanae,, with their best wisiles
for your success in life, this testimonial
ftheir regard, and the high esteem in
which they hold you both as u man
and citizen.n aas-s
Thetestimonial consisted of large
and beautiful Album, i'm gilt and NOR
rocco, capable of containing two hun
dred card likenesses, and partially fill
ed with the photographs of the gentle
men who contributed to the gift ,-also
six hundred and twenty-f dollars in
Greenbaeks, ...sa.5 as ,e
Mr.. M. arose, received the gift in
much trepidation and bewilderment,
and essaycd reply, which, owing to
the completeness of his surprise, and
the beauty and value Of the token, was
seutentious and broken with visible
emotion. Almost doubling his identi-
ty, he wondered whether he could
really be the object Of this distinguish
cd demons.ration. Recovering his
eqnaninlity and eomposure to some ex-
tent, he gracefully and in the deepest
sincerity thanked hisasseinbled friends.
who had contributed to the munificcnt
gift of which he was tile upmcrited re-
cipient. - s. ElA
His reply concluded, supper was an
nounced, and the assemblage repaired
to the dining hall of the Carter House,
and sat down to a sumptuous and BONN
tifui ferast, quietly and stealthfiy pre-
pared for the occasion by the gentle
manly proprietore of the Carter,
Messrs Lowe and Burr. Every variety
of the most delicate, solid, and appctiz-
ing viands was sprea1 out before the
asscmblage in the most inviting pro-
fusion; to which ample justice was
done.
The sinner man" being thus scrv-
&c With . Fat t,iinse," the feast Of