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, 1866-09-08

llLES Ut RE AVC$E41E1 Ala lA*&% u
toncet with speedy judicta; srtribntion. Did a
uau resist consc1ipt officer 10 The death. II Is
murder. Did consefdp! officer arrest women and
children and kcep them for forty hours In q fierce
s:o1n Without food. and subjected to the sro:scst
indignitics ard s5olence, producing the death Of
obedicncc 10 military antho.iiy, and the rebel goes
unrun;.lsd. In ehort. in all actions where canse
oesnned slullnE .'.:: war, there ls liga'y Of law
Occurring; ii The present time, The nerce hatro
Of the men who were right whalc !d'sunionIs :
:e ths nd niis gard si.L ~ wkieh tsea4ea ia
su1rounGed hcs temple Of Injustice, W.: dsa1oSs1
,eesi.'1aer drlsys E7nSa Z S jlafss Si.1osal pe,,t
;hc 6;osc. na,c,. Tsion ,aen are osIra:'.csl and
retsccu;ed foeia1!y in u:osi parts ot the south.
as1 ,aess S s t. a=ea1d st Sa shse
they hh.e Won, with hoMar. ia en!e, M Il 10
Mi,'istcrs @ u dlc Gospel a,e .icucea, and
excommu.ics,ied from s:e chm; cl.cs on account q
thr:s eonstan: and s:t:adta-t loyalty TO tho Re
s1ie1, ar luSwa ia Virginia az ihe Legion q
ilenos. II South .'sEtiua and IN Louisiana as re-
soiaic,. md iscsias oser a,'d cout1oiiel By bei
former lraacss and chiefs. and used 10 tic pur
po*e at costertrg '9c sninu@ Of Resistance to os
seash., Their saicst i 10 e.aosopoli1s I'll r'are
es,r:st and iso1es. preserve sh: ercsnsIve.'c-s q
nopsSg To- S sa M It s.s ,s dss fs* :hs s ,ss i q
Moth. I vii aza:n throw i; s:so:a ii ihc scal
,r5 E.,,n,,,,rc,1 J., .,y1{r sz., ,,.h"ros i:nrc
G1rn 81 rs,,.ii ~ il,r fail ri, !: n ,tcrni
ips aud elsmesens " .1o1si M I opafion, 1nsny Sss
thcr cs1 .:ri 10 nfte,t., money 10 Eua},1c ;i,s
sa'a aTo ,or ro;4.is fes,nd tas .rnaaI
~ Il ,,,es"S ac,c n ,,ti., ,,r T7,s c.ar ~,
~, nr.3,@iin csnsrtri1x Sara'1 ,ca ~ tx
Shu ZEN rh;s rnnrsni, IL inicn @ .sr,r s"r S,r Il
.sc,s,, sp,v n,a 10 r,rcsr:s ..n a"a'' ~ H. L. ~
tforsl rover. ~ Al Tie Soni,, iIe y '.;nn M =
IL II, ,e.rc.f mr., n,,n.r. IL In. T. 1n f'r,ra, ~
to ~ ill., 81 rtn,nnSi nr:aerntinn fnr n;ms.ir ~
scridom for liz Children. Thc f,sr ND:tl. oac
ept and future tlc,c Is no Lurc hui IN exile,
JlIc rcpp.; ihtt. reviews al 1er.th the New q
leans dDta, auo,ILs. trnm lie ribEshctl corr
po1ienee 10 tEom il,at Vrc.Ideni Jobnson ssas
epliusiou with tl,c tchriy Of Ec,T orleans, a,
f-nye Iilrn nf1 il,r nnff1uttfr thcr roanrr ,r :;
ffxlh- ont fitiT n,cr,,,li;steI trn.sscre. II co
riuix, ~ ~ enu',m. 'seo''''se ~ W
. Ii.t ~ rn,:;r, ,1~ ,..r,t,, or tho,, horr4,
,crms ~ ,s "Gr IT =. a. nc1r F, v
oo of .c En t,rrc ~ M s SsG
rs",s!', r;eut" ~ X, ,ft A ~ taia,nn, nu :,
,"r.crt.itnI. ni.yr ~ i'. " 1gn s.,..'.,s.
T. IN nostcrstou Of ,nf.Trn,,1on .'' thst ifni
r" far f.sq Of Violence r.,. t1,efr rcin4 e.
, 1866-09-08

Dcntistry.-Dr. ". W. Sherwood gives
Vitnlfzcd Air, and extracts teeth without pain.
This agent is pure Nitrous Oxide, made daily ia
his laboratory. and has been Iaken ty hundreds
Of patients, always with pleasant results, and Is
mukinR Artificial Teeth cheap and we'll, are not
exce!led n the city. Rooms At Nes. Is and "
Lombard Block se6.y. .ga6. .9tTuasA,
, 1866-09-08

TEE DouGIAs MosrxKz1-VHws.-We omitted
to mention In our report Of the proceedings at the
Lying Of the coroer stone Of the Douelas Monu-
Iitnt that several dne Views were taken Of the
group by prominet artists. Mr.. Shaw, ofthis city,
took series for Hdr1'fy's Htekiy, one Of that
postorial corps. wio we're mafshsifed II due & totm
ior The occasion, the centre Of the group being
occupied BY the President, secstsry and Treas
Coshu!t aud Fassett Of this city, also took views
the former aa the authorized sketeher for the
Douglas Monument Association, the laItcE with the
Paris Exposition, ,wh!ther 1T. Fassett coes almost
i1uediate1y. By the by, we understand that
Mr. F. Intends to lake with him complete set Of
have The opportunity, Of obtainlng fai1 Idea OF
bow things look IN this city. the inland metropolis
Of 1lG Nels World. i
, 1866-09-08

e. Than water, wa4 sonnd In 1 dance house on
policeman, who staled shnt Tho eonniry xrn.loman
bad psodnced pocket tout brilliant with green.
,Weks g psy ~ sniall tlll st tas lar q lhe oso
iecn seen by ceFtn1n ntc1l In this city lnateaa of
thn policeman, hls Ito would not have boon worth
ha4 tmrty pocket hooks
, 1866-09-08
d I Il ID :.

In tE eitr. Sept. sth, 1861 At lis sou.fn.taws e. y.
Perkins, rsiIcncc, 81 Sorsh FfanE,in-st BENJAMIN
NlGG1Ss, aged % yeAts anl II n onths.
~ Syratusc AHd Rnmc IN. - p3pers please cory.
, 1866-09-08

tfEIone Ctrcle.s, 81 n ycnr, sample
copy 10 cents. 4 Ladies' Cold Watch for The
largest list; Agents wanted n each town md ta
Clnrk street, yOl7
, 1866-09-08

P7cEroeKt1a.-Nilltam M Case, resident OF
Wausecau, Intended !he Monument cxfrcIscs
On Thursday, and while eadeavosins to so1ye, 10
his own satisfaction, some OF tho abat1nse quee-
tons proposed By Andrew johnson, Il, T., a pick
rFfeenSacks FessSSs rarosd tesei, some % so,ss e. nd u
Some wool receipts. 1t is remarkable that no1e
Iussancet Of POCKET picking have not come to
light during The 1s4t ll!see days Que tnssanee a
dtoses, who had been drinking something strong.
, 1866-09-08


FLnrE-untl.
GTA1K-Whent-Gase better. Sales: New whiso
Michigan. s9.cO: amber do, s746824S: new No. Illinois
miIcI ssXc Do yellow, &C. faA xc better. Sales at
~LAxS FnEidiiTs@ saS:s ioT corn BY steam TO
Hntinla
, 1866-09-08

U0b EI7'FT7FHte E0H9UeFS 1Tt3Udtfs.
III. George Thralt, Of Rochcates, in a recent
letter 10 Wilcox = Gib!,a $. II. Co., writes: zone
Of your machines have been used in my fAms}f for
the past eighteen months. 1t has E1Fen perfect
satisfaction, and consider II The 1s*f Sewing Mn.
chino for family use. Itht mofs ekterful,y bea,
my ke esfimoEy In its fanor because to0s at Hrst
greatly pytiudittd 11ainst IT,"
, 1866-09-08

CITT AssTfsxEN1s.-Am meeting ofthc Assessors
Of Heal and Personal Eftate for the municipal
liess OF the City Of Chicago, will lie held in the
Common Council Chamber Oh Monday morning
next fos The purpose Of hcal!uS ard considering
objections 10 the nmonnt Of asaassmeut.
, 1866-09-08
Albany N1Rrkct.

Albany NfRfkct.
ALBANY, n. T.. September :.
GH.S--Whrat ftr7ucr- Sales amber. State at s3.5o;
willie Michigan, t.3so 70. Oa1 qutrt. Corn dull.
Darlcy-sa1@ 20 l11 bE and 100 bu old Canada Western
at SEQ. .....-..
Pissed Fr17oSy111E-seo loads corn; wheat; bar
Icy: mslt; I cats.
knrrSp-Dy lows, s.oo bu corn: l5,ooo hu Eleat.
, 1866-09-08

Paper I1nnEincN and Window Shades
at GREATLY reduced prices, F. Z. R1oar, 50 Ran
dolph-st c5lS
Go to orr friend n. +. Merrill for The
best stock nf Kerosene lamps, lanterns, Cha,ldc-
neys aud Table Glassware, ctc., Il aud u tian-
dotu14 ntrrcf n01a
, 1866-09-08

moth Clrcrs and Mcpsgcdo. which closcd i:s sea.
ron in Chicago on Thursday night, was pa.ronlxed
more literally during it, brief so}onEn than asy
stmia. Institution That has crcr visited thil city.
: Tic performance. In tho areua were Of ruost
novel character, md the rapidly With which each
act was brought forward was feature not the
sblitirs o. the eque*tr!sn director, Mr. ]. Robin.
son. it. Tic general business rnana3er, BIT.
Ilonrh. was constanlly On the alert, and Is cnti.
during The perforroanees. The show Is nearer up
10 wEat Claims 10 Gu than anything that has yet
siaitco Chicago. 1t exhibits to-day In Joliet
, 1866-09-08
Vessels PusAcd pnfTaif

VEE&tfB F06AC0 U6FTait,
Especial Despatch "a The Chicago Tribunal
DETeoTr, Sepscuber7.
Cp-Snrdinia, Arab, DaTr.
Dows-Aa1ay, Hemisphere, Dtsoto. Head, TnadIl1s,
Plymouth. GoshawE, King, Sisters Trenton, Eeshoto
Enterprise, Drake, Africa cuyahosa ActuEus Eepub-
,c, Monitor, Dickinson, Wyaudotts Montsna, Barney,
Acont!as, Hannah. VI. u. Scott, Mary Collins.
WIfp-EortheeAt,
, 1866-09-08
THE CITY.
Reception Of southern Loyn1IAts
AEAn1rATTEEs REPUBLICAN,
STATE CENTRAL CoANtTTEK,

STATE CENTRAL GoNHITTEK,
cH1cAoo, September eth, 1855.
Tic loyal men OF Chicago, who arc opposed 10
s.my rolicy.'' and who sympalh!xc with our 1oyal
Southern brethren, nrc requested to meet ai head
quarters, No. 1pl Randolph street, on Nouday
c.cnng September 101l, at eight o'clock, for the
purpose OF MASKING Arrangements to receive The
lclcEaf1on OF Southern t0yallsts from tho rhila,
GelpLIa Convention. 11lsy Will nrrisc on The fst
o1 october. JAHEs r. RooT, Secretary.
, 1866-09-08

-. kkw ORLEANS, September 7.
cotton-unehanscJ. Sales 30 bales. 1IecelpIs OF
the week LAT Alcs, HEainAt lyQ last week. Exports,
t,GS9 stock X, 9,:tT7 bales.
New York Exchan5e-I'ar 10 i premium.
, 1866-09-08

PEuoNAI-T4c Directors Of tho racNc Rail.
road, r. Sherman, Prcsfdcnt; Jelse D. Williams,
Springer uatlangh, Mr.. Carter, Colonel SIlaa
Seymour, the consulting engineer aud others, left
on Tlutydar night -or Omaha IN TIC Presidents
car Of The NnrtAwtttcrn liai1road.
froicsaof Clarke, OF CnhaudaIgra Academy, is
r. tlfs city, stayu: ut the rcstdcCcs Of Col. H. G.
, 1866-09-08


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9ttuatlo'.a dNaanten.
mALES.
GHUATloN-Wanted, by q young
sys aa y. a2y ~ ., noe. .aa k1
ssd asa. easaess e dssad. 1aa!sS
{; GTTiSTf6NEW.1;ea M ~ = ny -; y ze5sa
.a..los hoase Aaa,e. dr. = 81 T4saso ets " ~
SITUKTioN-Wantei, as Ti1man, b
a.. "a fxsalEss E.ts5 ts gs:ss; i f;ss 5s.
TiTr ;eTi n ~; wy
Iss;. q set. "sass .se ensaee q es1s e1.as:
sasss ssas ees ess:a'nE employ saeh 'adF''s = "a
CFTUKIi0N-Wantsd-A permanent
Ads sss 81 bsver r. 5SS s.; e city
TATION-Wa1fo;3 = Gooo6-,oo ~
aastated siia no:a I'D iii sEa h.mzen msS ssosaay
ses'''' ApsS 70 A. to'DtA'f' 1so West 'nsssaa ~
5ss5 SS;;:ls':3 a g., %5 =
es aasnsa ae aaa ID aSsess ms Is
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70 Sr.sss ~ j. eo!4ess st asdsss ss via -
R;si R;ssssss 8 s. aSSS
t,,1s 1A1dawtN-M - M -Manteo-Elfher IN TIE
ssoa saa 4sed Dy ~
, 1866-09-08

EvEstso coILkoE CorMsE.-Thc 5onne people
font city ast Interested IN The announcement
thnt Bryant & STATIONS Business College Will III.
anEHrnlc IT. evening ecstions on Mouday evening
procurc buslntrs education without sncroacl1inc
upon tho time scqu{fcd IN their daily occupation.
, 1866-09-08

ANnrsrTp.-Joecp1, linsb was arrested npon The
tuE boat @'csnwford'' yesterday morning, aA M.
othrr Of ,an gang who made .he as.nutt npon On.
ccr Crane, on the 18th Of August, the details o,
which wcse published In thc TNlErxE. Ra.h II
belioTsa 80, TO- ss tne Eny Tho ',ssk qaess Crane
Jttifcu MIl.ikcn axcd le bail Ut 81. 900, ur0u TIT
charge Of robbery md area1,lt.
, 1866-09-08

pIrsnNAI.-Goyc1nor Fairchld. Hon. ". D.
aIcInloe. General Il. j. swcc,, Of Wlsron.in; !;
Judge F.. =. Williams, Of Springfield, I1,tnoi. !;
Simeon Mitls, Of Madison, Wikeons!n; WIN. n.
smytuc, Of Frccpott, Illinois; A, q. na1wia, OF
Upuec
, 1866-09-08

NEW KUsA ssRVSR Gut8 asuNES H1HFHets
NEW YoEk. September 7.
H1KEIISo E1CuASGE-Dnll !. l0Ga 1e6k.
AHKE1CAE GoLp-Wlthout decided change; opeuns
1t 1ss3, advancing to 1i6R, dcclluing to 1i5t5 and
closing ut 1l6.
GovEEsAKSr srpcxs-A shade easier.
FEIIGu1s TO l1TERf0oL-Duu.
6Ioc6s-HlSher.
r 1.................119 QuicLsi1ver......... s3a
Heading. Etic.-++.............
n. Iennessee Ss:::....... q
Toledo. Wabash 4 u. $. 591x coqo., '6i,.Ip3k
Western, i. D....... ~ 10. S. 5:0t coup. 81, Ill
T. Z. Telegraph ..... 81 U. registered I'll. .10s
Iarirosa pf...,... IS 10. S. IS, 81, coup. Iii
GoLD-t46*.
Government stocks stronger At close railroad
shares active and there better feeling,
At tne Iout oclock open Board the following We1s
Evening star., 1866-04-19
DIED.

JARDELLA.. On the morning Of the l7th inst
.; Iter protraeted illness, NICHOLAS NJ
Bis friends, and those Of the family are rssnsct.
Ioly Invited TO attend bis funeral from his Iats
residence, No. 5eS Penn. avenue, Capitol Hill
on Friday morning, 10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock.
st twenty minutes 20 eight o'eiocti THOMas
PA66LOh, only child 81 Thomas fsylsr and Maris
o,feze. aged II months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place on L. marrow Fri.
morning, at II O'Clock. from bis father resi-.
Tbs =, no 43s street, between 10th and llth
RIGGS. At the residence of Geo. w Risg.. In
GEoRGrxon on Ihursdsy, the 18th instant, REMUs
IT, a.. son Of Remus and Gathering Riggs. I'm
me slss year Of his age. II -
MIS- AifSr In this city, this morning. lths 18Th !
I'm sr;.,asSsd ,ssd y Years 'A %
the funspai ~ ne family are invited to attend
slant, ai eeIoet sTsst 90 saturday. the sist in.
Evening star., 1866-04-19

SINGULAR SCICIDR.-This morning about s
O'Clock, an officer, apparently Of the staff of
the Veteran Reserve Corps, entered the gun
shop Of J. Kuehlng's on Penn'a avenue, near
18th street, and asked TO pstol, 9Th at
he wanted to purchase one, The youth at
tending the shop showed him large revolver,
which was loaded, and notified him that il
was loaded. The officer took II from the coun-
ter, and placing his thumb on the trigger. lift
ed II as If TO blow in the muZZle. The atten-
dant told him not 70 blow in il as il might ex-
plOde. The officer remarked 'sthats what 1
want 1t TO do" and placing the muzzle at his
mouth, fired, and fell dead Instantly. The body
was taken in charge by the police, and the
Coroner was notified TO hold ;ln inquest and
messenger was despatched TO the department
10 ascertain if he can be identified by any one
there.
The body has been Identified by several gen.
tlemen as that or Lieut.. Louis Ahrens, r.
G. Of the Freedmens Bureau. and attached to
Gen. Howard's staff. He was a native of Hun
gary, and il is stated that he was OF noble
family. He was recently on duty in North
Carolina; and leaves a wife in Michigan No
one Is able 70 assign any reason for the act, but
his friends say that for several days he has
Threatened suicide, and they had watched him
closely, and tried 10 dissuade him from his
purpose.
Evening star., 1866-04-19

RESULT OF RECKLESS DRIvING.-This MORN
ing, colored hackman named Frank Math-
ews, driving his hack at greater speed than
the law allows, knocked q lady, Mrs Eliz-
aoeth Davis, down at the corner of 9th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and ran over her
fortunately she was not seriously injured
The haekman was arrested by Sergeant Skip
pon, VINO took him before Justice THOMPSON
VINO lined Mathews s20.94, and holds him at
tne station 70 give opportunity 70 pay the fine,
puI VIII send him 70 the workhouse II the fine
Is not paid this afternoon
Evening star., 1866-04-19
CITY ITEMS.

&. B. BAYLEY Co, No. as Penna avenue,
between 1lth and 18TH streets, would inform
are daily receiving from New York and Phil
adelphia a fine assortment OF ladies, gentle
mems, misses and children Boots, Shoes,
Caters and Slippers. made up in the latest and
most fashionable style. We warrant our
goods and sell at a fair profit for cash A call
does not oblige you to purchase.
Evening star., 1866-04-19

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FiSAer.-Yesterday,
after our report closed, the jury in the case of
Isldore ii. Phillips, indicted for forging the
name of Paymaster g. :. Jones, returned a
verdict of guilty
The case of Martin Walsh, indicted with
John Lambert and Edward Magee, for rob-
bing Robert Conway, was taken up. The pris-
Oner was placed on trial several weeks ago.
and during the course of the trial, the District
Attorney, after closing the prosecution, finding
he had not evidence on which a conviction
could be made, moved that the Court direct
the Withdrawal Of a Juror, which was done,
and the accused was remanded in custody.
His counsel, Messrs. Norris and Drury, moved
his discharge, arguing that the defendant could
not be placed in jeopardy a second time. DIs-
trict Attorney Darlington argued that Juror
could be Withdrawn by the Court and the case
continued. Judge Fisher announced that he
would give an opinion this morning.
Evening star., 1866-04-19
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND 10 xoRRoW.
10y THOMAS DowLIso. Auct.; G.orr.to.,. q.

By virtue Of decree oi the Supreme court Of TEE
passed in q cause Of Huntington and others va ina
may and others, No. aof upon the docket Of said
public sale, on SATURDAY, the istS cay Of AMI.
q the heur sfs O'Clock IN the sfternoor. part of
Lot Ne a, IN Old Georgetown, beginnine 90 the
xeet SIDE OF Market spsos. st the ene Of ia fee<
IRON the corner Of Bridge street and Market spsos
sno TUNING with the line Of Market Space sosts
- Ieet and inches TO Market alley then west with
he nns OF said alley rs feet and Inches TO the az
nnoh nne OF lots numbered % and al, then vita
Rss DIVISION line nerth 60 the end Of l72 feet from
,b pbndge street and thence 70 the beginning, vita
ne brck Warehouse pom the same
&c, ms OF sale One third cash; the balance Of the
@ @ufShsse mopey TO be paid In and Ia mon tbs frou
us. oi sale, with interest. the purchaser sivina
81 no,es LOT The deferred payments, With security
20 20 oe spproyed BY the trustee; or the whole pur.
money may be paid on the day OF sale or the
s,h 1sshnos,lon thereofhy the Court. On the payment
oi .se snoIe purchase money. the trustee viii oos-
NeI the purchaser At his cost the property 60 hin
sesr. and discharged Of all claim TO the
sp3 THos. DsWEiSGl A.,
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED 70
THURSDAY, 18th inst same hour and pises
X. u: JACKSON Trustee
ep 10 ThOs. BOWLING. Auot.
Evening star., 1866-04-19

COUGHe.-The administration of Medicinal
preparations in the form of lozenge is of all
modes the most eligible and convenient, more
especially as regards cough remedy "BroWn's
Bronchial TToches," or Cough Lozrnges, allay
irritation which induces coughing, giving in
slant relief in Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Influen-
"a, and Consumptiye and Asthmatic COM
plants.
Evening star., 1866-04-19

bound FOR RALBANY.-Yesteraay afternoon
Warden Brown, Of the jall, left for Albany
with another 0atch OF prisoners, convicted at
the present term Of the court, and sentenced 10
imprisonment IN the pent entiary al Albany
George Otto, assault and battery with intent 20
Kill, two years; W. p. Hanley, James Pike
Charles Mcclure and Henry Collins, same Of
fence, on the farm of Mr.. Hogan, two years:
w. Allen, alias Jno. W. Wilson, Horace Brent
Jas. Taylor, Mary Jones, alias Cooper Henry
Short. larceny, one year each; Geo. Edwards
alias w. II. Aunroe, burglary, three years
Evening star., 1866-04-19

CoRNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders of the feet, sue
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No 42i Pennsyl-
yania avenue between ~ and 9th streets. Of
flee hours from a. m. to S p. m, and TO Sp.
Evening star., 1866-04-19

ATTKNTIoN Is called to the sale to take place
.nls evening, at O'Clock. of the residence on
New York avenue, between 13th and 1Ith sts
Inc house Is well arranged and located in ope
OF me most desirable portions Of the city. Pos.
session given If quired "a NAV
Evening star., 1866-04-19

pear
THE WORKINGMEN's CONVENTION. - Last
night this Convention met IN the Counc
Chamber, at the City Hall, and the President
being absent was called 10 order by Vice Pres
ideut. Richard Emmons Mr.. j. w. Mattingly,
The Credentials Of ]. W. LansdaIe, NJ. J.
Fitzgerald, and j. H. Reed, delegates from the
House Carpenters and d. McCathran, W.
Beron Messrs. Nancy. Owen, and Conboye
of the Painters Union, were received, and the
delegates were recognized by the Con yention
number OF bills were ordered TO be paid.
F-r. Waltemeyer. Corresponding Secretary,
Tt por-ed several communications, from New
York, Troy, Buffalo, and Boston; which were
read for information, and were of an encour-
aging character.
Mr. Langvoidt, from the bookbinders, invi-
ted all workingmen TO meet with them at the
Patent Office on Friday evening next 10 pro-
ceed m body with a band of music 10 the
meeting TO be held on the Island.
Tb" vice president presented the report OF
the delegate 10 the late New York convention,
and the resolutions passed at that convention.
The report was adopted.
MI / Il. Phenix offered offered a resolution
asking the printing OF 80 copies OF the speech
of Dir. Brasdeth before the New York Legisla-
ture upon the eight-hour question for distrI-
button; adopted.
ing secretary be requested TO send q copy of
the address Of this convention to each member
OF Congress agreed 10.
Mr. Mitchell offered a resolution directing
that the names of all delegates who have not
paId their dues and all trade societies not rep
resented be stricken from the rolls; laid on the
table.
ET. Cayis offered a resolution appropriating
S25 TO reimburse MIR. II. Clay Preuss for loss
sustained in delivering lecture upon labor in
GonZaga Hall; adopTed.
MI Russell gave notice that the working
men of East Washington would raise a flag
this evening al the corner of Sth street and
Virginia avenue, with the inscription, " Eight
hours a legal days work." and invited the
convention 10 attend.
Mr.. Reed called attention to the near ap-
prOach of the municipal election, and suggested
that the Convention take some action in refer
ence TO it.
1t was ordered that the notices of the regular
meetings of the Convention be published in the
National Trades Rerielo.
The executive committee reported a resolu-
tion providing that the series OF mass meetings
not ended be closed by a meeting at Odd Eel
lows Hall, TO be addressed by Mr.. Fincher, of
the Trades Reriec; postponed till next meeting
of the Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Langvoidt, the executive
committee was instructed to hold another mass
meeting at Odd Fellows Hall in the last week
of MAY.
The receipts of the evening, over SlOO were
announced, and the Convention ad djourned.
Evening star., 1866-04-19

HENNINe. corner 7th street and Maryland
avenue. has n very fine and large assortment
of clothing at prices that we know are hard to
beat HIS motto is, One Price Only.
Evening star., 1866-04-19

GEORGE G.. HENNING, corner 1th street and
Maryland avenue. (Island) Is selling cashmere
suits at SIS, Sl6, Sl7, S1s. $50 and S25. He has
but one price for his goods, and by this method,
as will readily be perceived, lnsures fair deal
ing to all. TIA
Evening star., 1866-04-19

JEwELRY-Gold Plated Combs, Chains,
Rings, California Stone Sets, Pins, Silver
Plated Castor Stands, Goble;ts, Cups, Spoons,
Forks, for only one dollar st Prigg's Dollar
JeweIry Store, No. ABS Pa. ave, third door
from Z street
Evening star., 1866-04-19

w. Z. PHELPS (ot Devlin Il Co, New York, }
will be at Willards' Hotel from 1lth TO 10Th
instant, with a large assortment of samples of
new and choice styles of seasonable goods for
gentlelnen's wear. from which he will be hap
py 10 take orders for garments TO be made at
our house in New York. 9-l0
Evening star., 1866-04-19

STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-That corns, bunIons
bad nails, etc, can be removed without pain.
To be convinced call at DR.. Whites Rooms,
424 Penn. ay., between u and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1866-04-19
MARRIED,

THAN -RAISEY. On Tuesday, the I7tn In,
~ ne gey ksthe eT A; Charlier, Mr.. RAPHAELP'
THAN. OF New York, 20 Miss MARGUIRITE
kAlNEY, eldest daughter OF the late ssmnai
ksinsy, Esq, OF GEORGETOWN
Evening star., 1866-04-19

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ALExANDRIA.-The
most destructive fire in Alexandria for many
years, occurred in that place on Tuesday
night. Ii broke out in the back part Of of the
frame building occupied as a restaurant, by
Mr.. George Huntington, on the south side OF
King, between Royal and Fairfax streets The
the adjoining building, on the west, also frame
and occupied by Mr.. Eaward Glachett as q
confectionery and fruit store. These with the
store OF Mr.. Charles e. Berry, and the ad-
joining building. on the west, belonging 10 the
estate of X. Y. Gross, and recently occupied
by II e. Fields as a shoe store, were DESTROYED
and many OF the adjacent buildings badly
damaged. Five buildings, in all, with
all their back and out-buildings were de-
stroyed, and the loss is very heavy and only
partially covered by insurance.
Evening star., 1866-04-19

JOuRNEYMES CARPENTERs-Byn netice eIss-
where II will be seen that the journeyman csr
PeLters Will assemble Tomorrow evening AT
~ O'CLOCK 10 proceed eR mdSse 70 the oIs.t
elght-hOur meeting al Island Hall eIeet