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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-26

THE Office to INSURE LIFE in is the KNICEER-
BOOKER, with 81 100000 SURPLUS.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON & SMITH, Agents.
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aoop FRAME BUILDINGS.

which. with but little expense, can be made very
neat tenements. We would particularly invite
an desiring CHEAP HOMES or GOOD INVEST
termined 20 sell. and bargains may be expected
Terms liberal
For further particular see bills in day or
two. J. /. 4 R. ". BROWN, Agents
81 Union street.
T.W. BAENEs. AietioResr. iy25-tds
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PRvArE AEulCAL ABvCE.-Rcad DR.. Whit
tieT's advertisement ir another column ljan23-6m
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University Of Virginia.
THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
i TION will begin on the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1866.

And viii end on the 2gth Of June. 1861
Professor Of Latin and second Professor Of
Law will be appointed on the 18th of August:
when all the departments of instructiOn-Acad-
cInic Law and Medical, will be fully re establish
cd on the same enlarged basis as before the war.
The entire expenses of the Academic student,
exclusive Of text books. clothing and pocket
money. amounts to $3.50 in currency, per session
of nine months Of the Law student to 1856. and
of the Medical student 10 1896.
For catalogue, giving details, or for special in
formation, address s. MAUPIN.
Chairman Of the Faculty.
Is p. o. University Of Virginia"
Catalogue for 1866 can be seen by calling on
A. e. CARTER Nashville jy2l-d&tri.wlmH
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To DE TRmD.-Jos. A. DoBLEH, charged
with violating the person Of his daughter,
has his trial this morning, at 10 A. NJ, before
Esquire PATrEns6S, at the Court House.
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A Valuable Pieea 4 City
PrOnRPfV for Safss

VIHE FINE LOT NOW OCCURlES 3 GOV
i eminent buiidinss. On the cornes % Broad
and Vine streets. bat VII soon De vacated d nov
offered for sale. Said lot. known and deEirnated
a. Lot No. 49, fronting 81 feet u inches on Broad
street running back 80 feet north 81 said Broad
street Uneneumbsred b either debt o. mort
sage. Possession given Immediately. The local
~ 3 one well suited for buziness or az a resi-
dence Hnequaied. bsinE situated On one of fhe
finest neighoorhoods In the aty. For further
particulars and Tor perfsctios 81 tile ETC., apply
% SAN. DOAELsoN.
Attorney AZ Law.
iuneD-lm No. I3 ChelTs ltfset.
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Chancery Sale.

Yard at R. r. Trestle. ON North Summer street.
Order may be LETT az CHAs. MARTIN x Co.'S
Cherry street. or az this Office. fyll-tf
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TO BUILDERS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the undersigned until july Z7th. f0r the r.
modelling Of the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Plans ami specilcatiqgg Cln b .ssn % the Office
Of tbs Architects. Wti.LkIH. AIDDBLL A CO.
corner Of Church and High streets.
The right 90 reject any or an bids "a reserved
JAMES THOMAS.
iyl7-iw Chan n Building Committee.
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RAILROADS
Nashville and Decatur Railway,
Short Line
Between Nashville and HunfsviIIc.
Memphis, EieksbttrE. Mobile, New
orie1tls, and all Intermediates points.
Hhrush to Memphis without Change Of Cans.
- Is - a - LowEsr.

Of'4 one tl1nge0eilrsslt Aashuiis ard Mobile and
orr f'ro Changes 5eflrstl No1hriife and Ne,-
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CHEAP HOMES.
extensive sale Of Lots at Auction.

ON THURSDAY. AUGUST ID. 1866, We
will sell At auction from forty 70 fifty lots be-
tween the Corporation and Franklin shops. con
veRient 70 the Depots Of The Railroads, and close
20 fhe city. On several Of the lots are
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saturday the Ist day ofsep, ember. IsGG,
Burger Tract.

on the premises. sell 20 the highest bidder for
eeah, a spihcient amount Of land % q the tract
| Of land, known a. the
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FLocGED HM.-A negro by the name O.
JoHN MATHEWS, who had been in the habit
OF going under the railroad bridge at the
river when ladies were crossing, was discov.
cred Yesterday at his old practice by Mr.
r. j HoRNE. who went down to where h,
was and gave him a good thrashing. Mr..
HORNE was arrested and required to give
bond in the sum Of $3.50 for his appearing,
this morning.
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VICINITY OF NASHVILLE
STATE OF IMPROVEMENT.
w. ]. PARKES & co.
GROCERY FOR SALE.

TTdE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A COR
/ ner Grocery will be sold at a BARGAIN: also
the lease of the premises for six months.
Satisfactory reasons given for selling out
Address MERCHANT,
iy22-1ta Union and American Office.
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BRIDGE STOCK WANTED.

CTQCK ~ THE WIRE SUSPENSION
- BRIDGE wi. be received a; par for lots in Eage-
ned ana flelnsty' az REGULAR prices. Tie lots are
ply Immediately 70
J, L&R.W. BROWN.
Real Estate Ageats, 81 Uaion Street.
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DIE ID.

CRIDLER. On the evening of the LIST instant, at
nye minutes past 10 e'cleck, Mrs. ISABELLA
SRIDLER in the slst year Of her age, sister Of the
late Rev. J. 81. W. Monroe. She has been mem
Der Of the Methedist Chnrch forthe past 40 years,
and after enduring with patience year Of severe
Eviction, she has gone TO meet the loved ones gone
her I.neral viii take glace on Tomorrow at IL
m, AZ L-g late residence, 469 9th street, where
'ne ir,ends On he family are invited to attend.
$500 ,hs the evening Of the 18th e
MATTISGLY, wife Of Ssorss Msftinaly, ESD, Of
The funeral win take place ,.om St. Dominic's
Church, on Saturday morning, March al Al 10
brated. wa Wv
BROWNING. On the morning of the % instant
Col W. A. BROWNING, the eldest son OF p "
and Margaret A. Browning, in the Slst year OF al:
age.
His friends and the friends Of the family are re-
specially invited to attend his funeral on mex [
Sunday afternoon at three clock from the resi-
dence Of his father. Ne. SO Nilsson ri avenue.
Nashville and Memphis papers please copyl
sTUBBS. On Friday morning, ID inst at his
residence in Montgomery county Md. VILLA n
EDWARD sTUBBS, formerly Of Washington, in
tho AID year Of his age. -
The funeral viii take place on Sunday, the 4th
inst al CARROLL Chapel miles out the 7th str eet
read Ut O'Clock p m, TO which the friends of the
family are invited to attend. y - - II
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CITY ITEMS.

A GREAT MASS MEETING Of the Friends OF
Ltberty, 10 protest against the action of the En-
glsh Government in suspending the writ OF
hdbedS corpus in Ireland, will be held THIS
EVENING FRIDAY, March 3D. at the Assembly
Rooms, louisiana avenue, at ~ O'Clock. The
Fenian Brotherhood OF the District are earnest
ly requested to attend, As Capt. McCafferty,
Military Envoy from Ireland, will be present.
several distinguished members of Congress
will address the meeting.
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OoRFs, BUNIeSs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Meles, Chilblains,
Callosities, Vascular Excrescences, &c, sue
eessfully treated without pain, by DR.. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. i24 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. between 4 \ and 9th streets
References:-D w. Bliss, M. d.; F. O'Don-
poghue, NJ. D.: Hon. Henry Addison, Mayor
Of Georgetown; w. w. Corcoran; George w.
Riggs.
Office hours from a. m. to S p. m. and to p.
m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge
for consultation
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RADICAL CURE FOR SMALLPoX.-To the COM
munity at large the advertiser, being ROW fully
prepared, offers a certain and speedy cure Of
this most Ioathesome Of all diseases, and will
give his personal attention in all cases where
required. Numerous testimonials Of lis sue
cess are in his possession, and are accessible to
all nquirers. Call or address No. 322 ith ST.,
between @ and II, Washington. 2w
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHBs, when al
lowed to dissolve 10 dissolve in the mouth,
have direct influence TO the affected parts: the
soothing effect to the mucous lining of the
windpipe allays Pulmonary irritation and
gives relief in Coughs, Colds, and the various
Throat Affections to which public speakers and
singers are liable. 60
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOnser,. Z

EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW RLAEK
WALNUT FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the 5th day Of March next n 10
O'Clock g. m, we shall sell ut the residence OF rSp-
tfeman declining housekeepiRg, No 623 ri street
north between Sd and 4th streets, viz
ZINE black WalnHt Psrlor Suit, consisting Of
Hsir-cloth covered Sofas
Easy and Side Chairs, Msrble-top Centre TakIs
Fine black walnut Msrble-top Sidebssrd
Fine black Walut Chamber Suit, consisting Of
A costly Bedstead
Marble-top Dressing Bureau
Marble-top Wsshstsnd, Wardrobe
-Four Cane-ssst Chairs and Rocker
Dining Table. Chairs and Crockery
Der Furniture
Brussels Carpet,Tin Safe and Cutlery
Excellent Cook end ParIer Stoves
A lot OF Kitcheh Requisites
sary to enumerate,
Terms cash GREEN WILLIAM
Re Esd Ansffone1rs
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". :. SUPREME COURT, March mo 1877.
Maria Theodra Peralta, appellant, VS.. The
United States. This cause was argued by Mr.
Black for the appellant, and by Mr.. Janin
and Mr.. Wills for the United States.
No. 12s. lincoln Clark, plaintiff in error, VS..
John Il. S2r. In error TO the Circuit Court
of the United States for the Northern District
of Illinois. The matters in controversy in this
cause having been agreed and settled between
the parties. IL was, on motion OF Mr.. Trumbull,
OF counsel for the plaintiff in error, dismissed
with costs. :
No. 137. Herman Norton Strong. appellant,
VS.. Certain quantity OF Wheat, late the cargo
ofschooner Convoy, &c. This cause was SUBJ
mitted TO the consideration of the court on the
record and printed arguments by Mr. Hibbard
for the appellant, and by Mr.. Ganson for the
aPpellees.
No. 1879. The United States, appellants, VS. vi
cente p. Gomez. The argument of this cause
was commenced by Mr.. Black for the United
States. Adjourned.
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Go TO HBADQUARTBRs.-The undersigned
would respectfully in form the public that he
has just received one cargo Of Chsrrystone
oysters to-day, that he will serve up in every
style to please his customers at the lowest
market price at his old stand 2s1 G street, cor
ner OF 18th street. T. NJ. HARVEY. 3
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TREASURY PRonorross.-The foilowin
named clerks have been promoted An tne
Treasury Department since February 18th,
1906 Frederick A. Marsden. from Assistant
Teller 10 Chief OF loans in the Treasuref'e
Office. In the same Office, David A. McNair
was promoted from 4th class cierkto Assistant
: Teller; s Guthrie from Sd TO 4th class; T. J.
Leonard from Cd to Sd class; and Louis A.
Wolf from list TO I'd class. In the Registers
Loan Once. G. W. Spear has been promoted
from Sd to Attn class.
In the Third Auditors ONCE, Henry Rogers
and w. I. Van Doren, promoted from LIST to ID
class. The following named gentlemen were
promoted from 1st to I'd class clerkships: ID. E.
Cooper, T. j. Craig, w. p. Dunwoody, Z. W.
Deeth, J. T. Hall, A. G.. Hatfield, J. e. Nokes,
W J. Tilley, q. T. Wyman, ID. S. NJ. Ford, J.
Huntington, u. Mattice, s. 8. Stearns, q. b.
Sickery, 5. w. Bassett a
In the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Chas.
Chesiey and q. A. Gushing were promoted
from Sd to 4th class; +. A. Prescott, w. l..
Marsden, Ii. J. Evorson n. r. Baker, and q.
A. Bates from I'd to Sd; and G.. M. Wherritt, J.
Wingate, j. w. O'Brien, VIM. Hale, ]. NJ
Gordon, Warren Brown, O. T. Benedict, ]. ].
Bertholf ]. G. Cook, Jr., q. II. Hooper, H. l..
kendig, and A. b. Palmer, from lst to I'd class
clerks.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ANUsEMEyTs TONIGHT.

GEovKR's.-The great sensational drama
entitled "The Streets of New York" Will be
Produced this evening with the full strength Of
the company.
METZEROTT HALL.-The concert of the Bretto
Boys is coming OF this evening. A large and
fashionable audience is expected. Mrs. Mozart,
Mr. Simpson, Mr.. J. r. Thomas, and Mr.. Mer-
Till, will assist.
Communication of the Potomac
is the main attraction at the Canterbury this
week, but other mysterious, serious, and comic
acts give variety TO the entertainment
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WILL NJ OPENED this day ut the New York
Dollar Gift Store a splendid assortment OF
Jewelry in Sets, Rings and Fancy Goods al
No. iS6 Pa. Ave-, near Sd street
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY. - For
some months past Coltman's steam flour mill
near 18th street bridge has been unoccupied
and during that time thieves have entered it
and stripped the engine of the brass works and
mountings, valued at Sl25, which they sold at
the junk shop tor &C. The damage done in
breaking off the mountngs can be repaired by
an outlay of $50. The broken mountings were
recovered by Sergeant TAFT and Roundsman
Walker, of the Second Ward, but the thieves
have not been caught.
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! BOARD OF PoLICE.-The Board met in their
rooms on 10th street yesterday afternoon. All
the members present.
Mr.. Tenney offered a resolution separating
The fire alarm from the police telegraph, and
authorizing the Superintendent of Police to
nave work necessary for the separation done
under the supervision OF the Superintendent
OF the Police Telegraph to be appointed. Also,
authorlZlng the Corporation 70 connect the
nre alarm telegraph with the police telegraph
at headquarters. Adopted
MI NJ. G. Hollay, formerly Ass istant Sinner
intendent under the late arrangement. was
elected superintendent OF the Police TeIeeranh.
IT a salary Of sl,5Oe per annum.
Mr. Tenney offered a resolution proyio., o.
for the payment OF the amount due from the
Board 10 the operators OF the telegraph, under
the former arrangements, which was passed.
Emanuel Il. Cation, Chas. Richter, and y. N
Smith were appointed regular patrolmen.
Thos. IL. Hoover was appointed an additional
patrolman TO serve on the squares between
10Th and Eth and Z streets and Pa. avenue
and Daniel G. Simonds 10 serve on squares be.
tween and LIST streets east, and G. street ano
New Jersey avenue.
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FoRD's THREATENING miscellaneous an
preparation bill, passed by the House Of Rep
resentatives yesterday, and to be acted upon
oy the Senate, contains an appropriation of
100000 for the purchase of Ford's Theatre, for
the deposit and safe-keeping of the documents
and papers relating TO soldiers of the army of
the United States, and OF the museum of the
medical and surgical department OF the army.
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Rf THOMAS DowL1SG. Auct.; GsOrsst0vn.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GKoRGETovn
- AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, March 8, ls.s ?. yGIoek; VII
sell, In front or the ~I1isee part OF Lot NO rs,
fronting 26z feet West Mill street, and I'm.
proved by two small Frame Tensmsnts.
Terms cash.
Conyeysncing 1T cost Of purchaser.
feT THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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l s'' hue'''' 'u'es Soe !oaTh pdgel .
RY M. x. WALSH 4 CO., Auctiopeer,.
~ NO. 2es Pa av., corner 10th street.
PICKLES. PRESERVED FRUITS. LIQUORS.
sA TfG9hRABSsS99 a as At saauSsE .4ss !,
Sei0 S,m at our S.s5 I0qgs we yil sell general
Canned Fruits, Bottled Liquors, Tobacco, sesars,
Si the balance Of sto1k q r.sises %%sreta.nt
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
w22 sssg ,gc., s~ s1,s 9T ,::;x
viii b, be e sGIS =. PHsie Auction At Giesoore, D.
TH sfsRsT4 FFKTir %Sss : 1855.
bef These Horses are part Of lot which win be sold
boat will leave the 9th street tire wharf every hour
on day OF sac;
Sales to commence at 10 clock q. m.
Terms: Cash, in United States currency,
by order OF the Quarterms.ter General
Breyet Brissdier General,
NH st in charge First Division Q. G. o.
SALE OF GovE IRNGESG BUILDINGS AND
oh'ef Qsa'ts-r,astey' otes, Dssot q washi.ste.,&
r VIII be sold At public auction on the premises,
gnaeT The direction of Breyet Lieutenant Colonel
1856 a. il clock, m the S following describes SSs
fSInsT h;
One q Stable, Pay by 60 feet.
one one ~ ScIIiase House, iS by 81 feet.
One d shed shed s. By Sy 10 g feet t.s.'
One % Shed, I0by Is feet
TThe ~ ence, 1872 feet long by a. feet high
be ds ss r s d.i. on. Of %a' be
ne Per ansss Cash az : in Goyernmsnt funds;
Chief euartermaster' P pS Of wsshiaste,;
mh2 .t Brevet Colonel and Quartsrmsstsr.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS Ann
- FENCING AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CAieJQxartrmaasr's 0nes. De,ot Of wssAs.stsx.,
WdshtnFton. d. C. March p Issx
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises.
Colonel SnSer The LED direction Of
the following described Government BuifSin me-;
REAR OF NO. %, NORTH WATER STREET
One ~ House, Il by 10 feet.
s. Z. CORNER OF PRINCESS AND PATRICK
STREETS, AMBULANCE sTABLEsJ
One @ stable By l2O feet.
One % Mess-house. is by 81 feet.
One % Hay shed, ISsy "a feet.
One % Clubhouse, by Sfest.
20 feet Of Board Fence.
N. Z. CORNER OF QUEEN AND WATER
One "a Lumber Yard ONCE, IL by q feet.
s. w. CORNER OF CAMERON AND WATER
STREETS.
One ID ShOeiDg Shed, 30 by 50 feet.
6. W. CORNER OF QUEEN AND UNION
Two t2) Guard houses, each IL by IL feet.
AT THE FISH WHARF.
The buildings will be sold singly, in the order
named and mnst be removed within fifteen days
from date of sale.
Terms Cash. in Government funds.
by order of Breyet MAJOR General D. q. Rucker,
Chief Quartermaster RsPot Of w &dM
m25t Preyet Colonel and Quartermaster
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is
certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions
rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases
Try II; only IS cents. Sold by druggists. con
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We will sell, at public auction, on the prem
ises, Lot 5, in Square So, on MONDAY, the 5th
instant. at O'Clock p. m, the Frame House and
Let, fronting on L street, between LIST sna Hsv
Jersey avenue. Improvements are Frame House
and stable
Terms made known 1t time and plscs OF sale.
fe 2S-st' ID. l.. WELL a CO., Auets.
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A NOBLE LIFE, By the author of John ii ali
"a fax; vol. Wives and Daughters, by Mrs.
Ss.keil Guy psyersli; a novel Half Million
Lie m China; vsls, The Bolton Estate. By An
'pss sss rr''''p'' FRANCE rAyLom
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Orr newspaper exchanges come saturated
with water. Anything Ieaky about the post
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JAIL FOR CoURT.-This morning, Mary Nut
rell. an old patron of the workhouse, wentinto
the house kept by Lucy Hart, O. between 18th
and 18th streets, and stole complete suit of
clothing and furs belonging TO Fanny Clark
The culprit was caught in the act by the in
mates OF the house, and made to disrobe rather
suddenly. Officer Roth was called in, and the
thief was taken to the Second Ward station
Justice Morsell sent her to Jail for court.
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The GRAND PRIZE MASQUERADE BALL of
lhe Hebrew Beneficial Society, in aid of the
poor, (under the auspices of Harmony Circle. J
Took place at Marini's hall last night, and was
hrgely attended. Among the most notable
maskers were the "Butter Woman" 0Organ
Grinder" paul Pry," sailazier,'' ssSeotch-
man." 'Tamborine Girl" "Dutchman, !" Wood
sawyer" daughter Of the Regiment "The
Schoolmaster' with class Of misunderstanding
urchins, s'WhItewasher," and BOOT black"
the most attractive feature being aFarmer
and Wife," who, IN one corner of the room,
were failing lot OF grain, while near them
was '.Milkmaid" churning butter, which was
offered for inspection by another OF the party
Prlor 10 unmasking the Judges awarded the
nrst prize, silver fruit basket, TO the 'Farm-
er's Wife" Mrs. A Adler;) the second, fan,
70 the .'Iamborine Girl" Mrs. H. Michaelis:)
the first prize 70 the best male character, to the
f'Farmer," Jacob Levy,) ant the second, an
album, 70 the "Schoolmaster," Oh. GumSertZ.)
The presentation speeches were made by Mr.
Wolf, after which supper followed, and was
succeeded by the pleasu OF the dance to
the music of Webber's fine band, until a late
hour. The committee having charge of the
arrangements (Messrs. Minister, Kronheimer,
Cohen, Blout, and others) deserve the thanks
Of the association for their excellent manage
1nent and the complete success of the ball, from
which has been realized handsome sum for
the relief Of the poor.
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nAs, wiTISo.-By advertise.
frlehn ssmbITy Is called for this eyenins :,
the as s;ns coms, on Louisiana sysnns a. a.
pro'est sSa action Of England in e., 20
Psnding M % eoTp.S In Ireland. Seysrs,
the meeting. W suoross
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NTLLAISOUs AssAULT.-Last night, as Ser
geant j. q. Lang, V. X. c.. was passing over
the crossing Of 18th street on Pennsylvania
avenue, he was met by some ladies, and to
AVOID the mud left his wife and walked in front
OF her. a group. OF negroes came up, noisy and
profane. halloing at some colored women ON
the opposite corner. One Of them pushed
against mrs Lang, showed her into the mud.
men seized ana grossly insulted her. She
screamed, and her husband turned and saw
the negro let go his hold, and rushed toward
MIN; Others OF the colored group called out to
NIL the wnite s-n OF b-h." A colored man
ran toward him. He seized the new asssiiant
and ofhcers Thompson and Robinson came up
and arrested two OF the offenders The one
VINO assaulted Mrs Lang was Identified as
was Tnos Bowie. This morning, Justice Nor
sell held them 10 bail for court PhiIIin Mere-
dith, eolored, appeared as a witness, and his
party, he was fined 50.