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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

BSS"We TAKE pleasure in referring the
reader, and particularly the mercantile and
travelling community, TO the advertisement
OF The daily line Of STEAMERS between Hous-
ton and Galveston. The SILVER CLorD and
the ST.. CLAIR, under heir accomplished and
experienced officers, have already gained
high favor with travellers, and it is only ne
ccssary for us to add that these boats COM
prise the line under the direction of that
old and favoritc captain, John II. Stcrrett.
All who have ever Travelled with him will
acknowledge that he understands his bust
ness. 1t will be seen by reference to the
advertisement, that this line will receive
and attend to the forwarding of freight
consigned to the agent at Galveston, and
we hnoV that Captain Sterret will do al
that he promises.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

DEIoCnATIc ALMAHAC.-We have n copy
of the Democratic Almanac for 1866, pub
lished in New York, by Mcssrs. Van Eyrie
Horton & Co., publishers and proprictors Of
the New York Day Book. IT is n large and
beautifully printed book, Astounding in
statistical, political and other useful infor-
nation, and should be in the hands ofevery
man in the South. 1t is published at the
low price of 2jcts and can be had by ad-
dressing the above firm. The following is
a list of its first important contents:
The So-called Constitutional Amendment.
Synopsis of Important Acts of the 3Sth
Congress.
Our new States and Territories.
Postal Rates, Money Order System, Stamp
Duties &c.
Amount of Public Dcbt-C.nsns Of 1860.
Chronology Of all the Battles, Skirmish
CO, SC, Of the war.
Chronology of Important events of 1866.
U. s. Government Ministers Plcnipoten-
iiary, SO.
Senate and House of Representatives
Politically classified.
Election Returns for 1850, 1864 and 1865.
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EDUCATIONAL CosvEyTIoy.-We under
stand that it has been determined to hold
an educational Convention in the city Of
Houston, on the Second Thursday in March
next. We have not been advised of the
object Of the movement but presume that
they are such as are common TO all similar
Convcntions-that is to have some unifor.
nifty in the class Of standard books used,
rs we'll as to advance the cause of educa-
ton generally in our State. The subject is
worthy of the highest consideration and
should demand attention from every one
interested in the important cause Of educa-
ton. Every teacher who can be present
should do so, and, if he cannot be present
in person, las will probably be the case, at
the time proposed we would suggest that
they might communicate by mail with the
Convention. We earnestly hope that the
proposed meeting will be successful, in adj
vancing the great cause of Education in
our State, and sha rejoice to hear that
such is the case.
The following is the call for the Conven-
ton which we find in the Houston papers.
After consultation with several promi-
nent teachers last Fall, VIC determined to
hold Teachers Convention in the city Of
Houston, during the Christmas holidays.
Because of my geographical position, was
directed to call the Convention. AS the
time approached for doing so, found that
apprehensions of disturbances existing in
some parts Of the State, and for this rea-
son declined to call it at that time. By
the authority which was given me now
call the Convention to meet in this city on
the second Thursday in March.
The objects to be considered, and the in
terest involved in this Convention cannot
be indicated in newspaper article. 1t is
earnestly hoped that every teacher will
make, if necessary, some sacrifice to attend.
Editors throughout the State will give this
card an Insertion, or call attention to it, as
best suits them.
WM J. HANCOCK.
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- IA rs * u Ss
Saturday Morning, February ~, 1866,

FsG"rhc attention Of our readers is call.
ell to the advertisement of John Sanders,
WHO hNs just opened in the lIirsh building,
North side Of the Public Square. lie has
received an assortment Of Farmers and
Mechanics hardware, including everything
in his limo that is needed in this region ;
and VIC may adj, for the especial benefit Of
our farmer readers, that he is the only
Agent in this part of the State for McCOm.
mick's sclfrOking Reaper and Mower
combined. See his advertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
From the Austin Stats es1eiis.
TEXAS CONVENTION
skTUEDaT, Feb. 10, 1886.
o'clock. Al.

Convention met, and afier reading The
Journal Of the preceding day,
Mr.. Hancock moved 70 reconsider tbs
vote taken on yesterday, which adopted The
resolution uHsrsi b. Va. fsseh.L IS amend
q upc1 his rfcrosiii1r, raiatifs g t-kinf
tie oaft.
TIE --as ard rsys hs-irg been c.li--.
he resell uas e. f'il1rs.
feas f7-rErt n.
~ frs-5s- ikea aTsrrs IN -iff1i, r-r-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

be5 1t will be seen by reference to our
advertising olumns, that n change has
been made in the firm of Sherwood San lers
& Cot is now Sanders, Claypool & Co.,
Mr.. T. Il. Sherwood having sold out to Mr.
Josiah Claypool. We bcspcak for the new
firm generous support. All the mem hers
of the firm are we'll and favorably known
in ills county, and deserve good share of
public patronage. They are now expecting
a new supply of goods. Remember the
"Railroad Corner" L. VI. Stackpolc's old
stand.
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Medical Convention.

All the regular Physicians and Surgeons
of the counties of Dallas, Denton, Collin,
Ellis, Sohnson, kaufman, and Tarrant, arc
respectfully and earnestly requested to meet
in Convention, ut the town of Dallas, on
MONDAY, the 9th day OF March, 1866, to
organize, if at the time it is deemed advisa,
ble, a Medical Society for Northern Texas.
A full attendance is desired.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

Bag The many friends Of Gen. Il. "
Gano, in this State will be panied to learn
that he was among the sufferers hy the re.
cent explosion of the Steamer Z. W. Carter
on the Mississippi River, on the 2nd inst.
1t Will be seen that he was dangerously
scalded. Maj. John Il. Johnson, Of Kauf-
man, who was severely scalled on board
the same steamer, we regret to learn, died
on the day after the accident at Vicksburg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

A CONFEDERATE Boy IN THE NAVY
Among the cadets just appointed to tue Ma
val academy is a boy named james }
Wheeler, who was in the rebel army during
the whole of the war, and was once caught
as q spy and released on account Of his
youth, though he Immediately afterward re
turned to the rebel service. He was ap-
pointed by representative Ritter, of Ken
lucky.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

A pocket wallet, with tho name Of n. b..
Stanford in it was picked up in the street
few days ago, and has been deposited with
US. 1t contains some papers which may be
of some value to the owner, and he can get
il by calling at this office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

N'f' NNNNN. .''N 'Hf ~ '''.' NNN'''' NA wv
plough S'iwilfi iuU Wsk
We arc euU0alip chronicle the
fact that ta. gHua gentlemen aud
ladies oi .iy.ur have perfected the
organization u' W association
known ps the shelly Institute" for
reading and u.hrr literary rNcrcis,
cs. Til, H. 70 mDyD iu thr right ILL.,,
rcr,ion, and wr hope thg, lhg iu,or-
est now manifested wIil De- CuLt,u-
ucl We understand that 10 ia not
strictly exclusive hl, ,Nu,nll whose
tastes lead them iU that direction
will be welcomed 70 add lo the
interest OF tho Institution, and Ia
give permanently AND character
thereto, II 81 the purpose ot the In
stitutc to favor thr community with
public lectures during Tie season,
by the professional gentlemen Of
the place and elsewhere, The first
lecture win ho delivered Simply rs
an introductory on Wednesday
evening, ,lh February, at the Bap.
tist Church, NY Iol ", A. Long, TO
which ,he p"5!ic are mritod,-Ty.
Ter Reporter
We arc snr,N. Ia learn flat DR.. /
:. Bay?rl familiarity known ms the
Er,nIL Brrtpr wi, rr..i,l.s , INV
miles North OF ,hja place. was
wounded one night last week. by
some thieves, who were attempting
tostcal hispoulDry.-lmiiu GG>utf.
The Tylrr p,no,,cr understands
thar is,rse,rs md r,lloctors ~
Tny,s IN s,,,n o,' ia, cnnnti,, ,o'
fuse ,o ra.,ord +, tlc Gnvcrpnr's
pror,omptftp nj IA, lo.h ~, G.t,.
brr in which Lr rn,rir.., ,Lcm ~
mako rr,urrs ia ,bn r,mrtroli,r,s
nilicc "nr nj, mouths nr s.,,H.;t;as
or c,rr,n,.. NJ. yb,,ny.r m. ,,,vo'
vhicL r,.,. r,.,. nwa ,.,..i,.oI y; ~
navmcnt ~, ,nL,s nr;,r ~ ". -
JTmIv IsGs " '' pun " 80 '"
M, -.
INC H".''" ihi,r,H'$'h,'r gives an
"t ,!i VI " G''' "''T"'d HmfdGr
M'' yv:,I occurred Il 'r round hocE'
IN -" ''',''l''Su1 county, on inc et9
, .i's'' -, d." "p'I - '.,.' y 81, Us entered
onI nfor d,,,n',J;,a. ~. ', ,',1, 'o,'
shot him tLrnn,,h tbr Road and bnJyy.'
r,a mimi. = f. Va 49, ''''' - =,
\ nc winter nus ocCn very mliG
an" "iie'S. ""1 meyer .S. oS''or, should
/ no chsu"!liN hNtail IL inc incoming
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

The man who, on account Of the
high price Of sugar, attempted to
swectcn his coffee with his wife's
smiles, has concluded to fall back
on the "granuiatci juice Of the
cane"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
MARRRTDD.

At the residence Of the brides father, near Cedar
Springs in this county, Thursday, the 22d inst,
by Rev. W. NJ HuGHEs DR. A. III. COCHRAN, and
Miss LAURA A., daughter Of o. W. KNIGHT, Eco #,
all of this county.
p1- The thanks Of the Herald Is due and rendered
to our young friends for the liberal share Of brides
cake which accompanied the above. ourAyoung
friend the Doctor has passed over Jordan ana join
ed the happy band Of Benedicts"-we tender him
and his amable bride the printers hearty blessing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

- willard FieiarisaH. Ess- iic 7aa-
ersb.a editor Of tis Gairefe1 We've las
.csn --o-r5 Grad Ha-ter si -as Grand
Lodge u 0idFt-.crz Ter tle s'a.s Of T---
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
a DMgxrsTRAyOR,s NOTICE

n The undersigs& having been sppcint-
ed Administrator Of the esiate CT GEORGE
W. Smith, deceased, Mt the January Term,
1866, Of the Honorable County Court Of Il
il. county, Texas, this is therefore to noti-
fy all person holding claims against said
estate 10 present them, properly autbcnii-
Gated within the time prescribed by law,
and all psrsons indebted 10 said estate are
requested 10 make immediate settlement
7. J. QUINN. Admir-.
Wa1ahachie, Feb. IS, ls66-23sGE.
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A DMfNIsTnATOR's NOTICE.

N The undersigned having been appoint
ed Administrator Of the es.ate Of James X
Smith, deceased, at The January Term, 1856,
Of the Honorable County Cont Of Kills
county, Texas, this is therefore 10 notify al
rs----s hriiirg claims AGAINST aid estate
81 1.rssert her. rr1ps-.y -u-sf- iceisi
rii1in tie tire uroseritei q iar. ari 90
rr-srrf irietted o. faif cs.l-e NE rrlugsi-
q 81 rl1ke Immediate erflltHarif-
JOSEPH GEaHt1L tlnT-
rAEllIEE a. GRAHAM. Ala 2.
Tar1t.ehs ltt -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
tsyThe Austin correspondent Of the Ga!.

b23 The Austin correspondent OF the Ca
weston News says:
"The extreme radical negro suffrage ele.
Ineut lin the Convention) numhers about
twenty or tSenty- Eve delegates. They vol,
az uait on almost every question, and
would judge from the present indications
that they would be, if they possessed the
power, very proscriIrivei probably 60 be
ycnd Sum er aud Stevens
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

nErf. II CvguNG, Telegraph unicr, Houston, Is
oar authwis ! Agent for Houston Hnh vicinity,
Ls.r. n GILBERT, E.qu / the Gully authorized
irrUf Nr tA- Dallas Herald, IN NrN Orleans,
Ft'IlIt lWrrR ", J0INspN Is our authorized
AZ nt I've kaufman county,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24

uur NlralT, ton lines ~ tAis sgr lytr 81 rulr lir
t-si pul 70 oruls tnT each additional insertion,
90 nVr rtyrN tor nUuHuuyiug = lHuIHIlrr TOE
state ZOO prtIiH offices IA SO, and 600 County rrr-
riurf uiNrH' - iu. payable Invariably When TIN
announcement Dr. tugdu,
~ ihr vbH,r rates arr In lrst tender, Specie
rHrINrl ~ l's market value,
90 ln niur' $40 viii charge the utual advertising
rltrs fr Hll obituary uutiros, Nrur announcements
~ marriages and deaths will Do Inserted rris, %,
heretofore bui iithHy exceed this Ne must Charge
It rhfm,
90 wheat, M produce II any Mud that We can
nsu, AIKEN ~ The best market price, Tor al dues To
this uttr,
rD.Inu WORK of NIL hind, eNccutst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-24
rcrJOu WORK. OF all kinds cNccuicj'
with ucuncs. und dispatch.
AGENTS.

ry'Suhsgripiuus to the Houston Telegraph \usiln
Ghsitc mad tho Galveston Nallcilu, received At this
uulgc, ~ tue pullifh Il rafUs
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Ghf Dallas 9rrulA.
ruBlisuEp EyEHY SATURDAY HORSiSG
Dy JOHN w. BWfNDnLL6


si Hrr tilh Fltlls Z" no trtHt va ut ruth club NJ
sn nsrrrs ltr .n'y, 81 sr'rg ,u',us.s, Iu ay,um,
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DIED,

CLARKE. On the morning of the 18th inst. OF
consumption, GEORGE w, son of Robert and
Ma A. Clarke, aged seventeen years and TWEEN
y i've days.
FRIENDS and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited TO attend his funeral on Wednesday after
noon the 2lst inst at clock, from the residence
OF tls parents on K street south, bet sth and 9th
'Ietts east l9-2t~
375 Tth street, on Sunday afternoon last A. 7
o'clock IN the full peace and glorious hope of the
Christian faith he had long professed, MIR HAIR
RISON TAYLOR. in the 69fh year OF his age
ne friends and aoG aantsnces of the deceased are
church, ON W ednesday afternoon March 81 al 2
O'Clock. Or
KING. On the morning OF the 10Th instant, af.
tsI ashoTt but painful illness, WILLIAM WET
CROFT KING, in the 10th year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectiulIy invited to attend the funeral on Tues
day, the 2Oth Instant at 81 O'Clock p. M from his
late residence, No. 254 r st.
CARROLL. In Georgetown, D. c., March 18th
1885, MALINDA CARROLL, aged III years and
months.
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VALUABLE AND CONVENIENT. - "Bretgn's
Bronchial Trocics'' are widely known rs an ad-
miTahle remedy for Bronchitis, Hoarspncss
Coughs, and other troubles of the Throat and
Lungs. They are OF great value for the pur-
poses for which they are designed, while they
are usually and pleasantly eficaci0us, they
contain no hurtful ingredients, but may at all
times be used with perfect safety.-Boston Re-
c0gGsr. on
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by w. L. WALL & CO., AuctioReers.
TRUSTEES SALE OFYALUABLE PROPERTY

=
BY virtue of a deed Of trust 20 the subscrfber
bearing date the 10Th day Of June. A II. 1874, duly
recorded &c. shall efier for sale, ct public auc-
Ing, at clock p m, in front Of the premises all
OF Lots numbered two, e. three, IS aud four a.
This property is situated at the corner OF 9th
street east are North Carolina avenue.
Terms of sale One third cash; the residue I'm
Elk: twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser
giving his notes for the deferred payments salts
fsctorily Endorsed, and bearing interest from the
DAY OF sale. deed given and deed Of trust taken
purchaser. Wv
g II the above terms are not COMPLIED with within
DNe Gays from the day Of sale the Trustee reserves
ano expeI Sc Of the defaulting purchaser on giving
two days notice in the Evening Star.
ASBURf LLOYD. Trustse
nh is WIZ. L.. WALL a CO, Auctx
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CITY ITEMS.

GREATEST OYsr ERs IN THE MARKETs.-We
notice that Capt. Thomas Shreeyes has arrived
with cargo of Lynhayen Bay Oysters for
Harvey Co. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, bet.
9Th and 10th SITS, which they will serve in
every style. We advise our friends and read
eTs TO go and try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-19

COINS, BCNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres.
cences, and other disorders Of the feet. sue
eessfuHy treated without pain, by DR.. White
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between X and 9th streets. OF.
fee hours from a. m. to p. m, and 10 8 p
n.
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CHURCH AFFAIRs.-Y esterday morning RI
Rev Bishop McGiII, Of Richmond, Virginia,
preached in st. Matthews Church to a large
congregation on the alleged intolerance of the
Catholic religion, and in a mastery manner he
defended the Church, contepding that the
Catholics, as a religious denomination, were
more liberal than any oiSer, and the Church
regarded all persons, wherever they wor-
Shlpped, and who entertained no susp,nions
that their faith was wrong, as Catholics bnt
from the visible members of the Church thew
eGacted rigid practice of the rules
IN connection with this Church we NAV no.
Ice that the new edlfice built in tn IS parish for
tDe colored people is we'll attended, and that
services are regularly held by Rev Fathers
W ME and McNally. The colored folks have
organized fine choir, which is already be-
coming noted for its excellent rendition OF the
Church music. They have a handsome parIor
organ and Miss Smith leads the choir
Yesterday some of the new ministers an
pointed TO the churches in this District en-.
Tered on their duties. Rev. n. J. b. Morgan
the presiding elder, officiated at McKendres
Shapel yesterday morning, and Rev. William
hrebs, the new pastor, preached at night
Kew; IL. Peyton Brown, formerly stationed at
wesley Chapel entered on his duties as pastor
10 the Foundry congregation. Rev. Il. F.
phelps, lately presiding elder OF this District
preached to the HamlIne congregation yester-
DAY morning, and At night the quarterly
meeting exercises were held, when Rev. DIR
morgan, the present presiding elder preached
The pulpit OF the Ninth street Methodist Prot
estant Church was supplied yesterday BY the
Rev. Mr.. Downs, of the Maryland Conference
now in session in Baltimore.
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SACRED CoNCERT.-Mr. Habelman, the IA
vorlte tenor OF the German opera, is making
preparations for grand sacred concert on
Thursday next at Meizerott Hall He will be
assisted by all the principal artists of the COM
pany. The programme is to be published to-
morrow. Secured seats to be had at Meter
otis Music Store
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JEwELRY AND SILVER PLATED WARE
Something new and beautiful in Jewelry come
on this morning, at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. ABS Pa Ave, third door from 4
street.
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WEDNESDAY MARCH 2IST.

AT clock, 4. front of premises, No. lao ST..
between 2lst and 22d streets,
ODe Frame House. containing i've rooms and
Kitchen. Lot IS feet 9inches by l2s feet inches
The house is in good order. Terms made known at
time OF sale. cash deposit OF 500 will be
quired on the spot.
l9 NhGIE A co kucts
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RECovFRED-On Saturday afternoon, detpc-
nves Kelly and Bigley recovered the two gold
watches which were stolen from the store of
Il. Sommers, in Georgetown, by Henry Jack
son and John Mccoy, whose arrest by the
same officers we noticed on Saturday
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FIRE.-Yesterday, a small frame building on
J. SIT eet, between 18th and 20th street. took fire
frcn, stove pipe, but the flames were extin-
Euished before much damage had been done.
No alarm was giYsn
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RI W. l.. WALL 4 co. Auctisneers.
SALE OF ,xsAALrABLE PROPERTY ON rHB

ISLAM AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 2isf
commencing at O'Clock p. m, on the premi ses wa
Will sell that valuable property # the corner of7th
ana streets south, known as the Page Property,
compriklpg al OF Lots 2, ), = s. 10. II, u,
y "a 10, 10. IL, Is, %, "a 25 %, q, IS % 80 Lot
NO. 10, al the corner Of Y and eth streets has a
large and spacious Dwelling House, with water
and gas In the house. stable, and other outbuild-
ines; alse, 8 hot heHse.
The above property Will be divided and sold in
lots 10 suit We call especial attention to thu
valuable property.
The title to the above property il perfect
Terms ut sale.
BY order of j. ii, HERON
m sd w. L. WALL q CO. Ancta.
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THE LECTURE or REV. FATHER O'ToeLE
On saturday n CHIT Rev. Father O'Toole, for
mrrly of this city, delivered 4 fine lecture ut
Seaton Hall. fer the benefit of st. AIMS Asy-
1um, 10 crowded house. He took for MS sur
ject Ireland, and for an hour or more ehcnhned
the attention OF the audience while reclting the
hisHrY of that coun:ry's wrongs. he SAID,
among other things, that no true friend OF ire
Ind, clerical or Otherwise. could iaii 10 wish
t1ai she was free, but he did not fully endorse
. FPriau movement. To free Ireland the
d ople should not act IN autaganism with the
c ,urch. ard should be careful not TO bring any
O /, or nation into a wa ebut observe strictly
> laws of the country in which they live.
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Pump Doctor NEEDED.-The pump at the
corner of u street south and Eighth street
west Isiand,) and the pump on the neighbour.
ing sauare on Ninth street, between G. and H.
have been out of orking order for some DAYS
TO the great incon venience of the neighbor-
hood. Will the Comm issioner of the Ward
please call in the services of the pump doctorl
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DEATH OF AN INDIAN CHIEF.-On Satur-
day, Ah-moose, or Little Bee. head chief of a
tribe OF Chippewa Indians, who, with three
others OF his tribe, have been in the city for
some time, having come to have a talk with
their 'ireat Father" died 81 the quarters of
the delegation, on b street. near Sd, on Satur-
day. The deceased and his companions was
taken sick last week with the ssblack measles >,
a disease peculiarly severe among the Indians
be was attended by DIR. Dove, who called in
Dr. heasby, as consulting physician. The de-
ceased before he died designated his youngest
son, Saw ko- Zick, as his successor His re-
mains were yesterday inferred in the Congress
sionaI Cemetery; Rev. DIR. Keeling, of Trinity
Church, officiating. The other Indians are
still very sick, but hopes are entertained of
theIr recovery. The disease, 1t is said, is not
dangerous one when properly treated and
not likely TO attack whites
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, &C TONIGHT.


NEoN III : Mr.. anS Mrs. Charlrs kean.
NltNIous 20 their retirement from the stage,
.thiinrhc- brief engagement of five nights ia
- al Growers, this evening, pres
Fh'hS peaTes beautiful historical play OF
,ishTy Will" and Colman's admirable com
coy Of The Jealous Wife" No pay -goer
sESuld fail 10 attend the representations Of the
ittI'i ;.natr drama given this week by the hean
Combination
SEATcN HALL-Wyman's great gift exhibit
t.cE, continuing six nights only, opens this
evening. at Seaion hall His expert feats of
diabieFis and yeHITIl. quism generally secure
crowded houses without other inducements to
eftend. bGt on jh's Iasion he gives away
every niIEt a bU 'ding lot valued at 50 o.
besides otter presents distributed to the audi
eECP.
POTOMAC HALL, IsLAND.-Leyee of Eastern
Lodge. No. :, i. q. @. r, this evening All
who win 10 spend an agreeable evening in
social converse and the dance should attend.
CANTERBJ Ky. The exciting drama of
"hichael EaTle, and the comedy of a 'skiss in
TIE 6aTk.' First night of 10 Warner, the
Comic vocalist.