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Smyrna times., 1867-06-05

Ahh OUTRAGE. considerable commont h..
peen produced by the publication of {. .Lo
outrage which occurred in SnOSo, -, '''o
Two since 1t was about coIored wonon
named johnson, sent down to Laurol anJ
uoorSe'o"n TO open colored schools She r,aa
neu "'I ouC OF the 1OTmer PLACE and bootod o,,4
ol I'll rne latter-mainly by boys, it seems 0u'
ne affair Is rebuked by nearly every ono CO
r :s as we can learn, and by all the paners fron,
"iHerenF motives. The Delq,careon ILL., H
n'tie boy who overheard his MOTH, aaAI,. Inv ."0
sne servant glrl because the apple barrel aa"s
"lsnS o' 100 frequent visitations, is pleadin@ ~
AOIe"c0 so loudly that suspicion has baon e,a;
eu against Its party, The accounts nubl;sbod
al II, 'ne Union papers charged the disoraooe'1
"Hair TO no party But cur neigLbor yoTa a1i
'HoSe engaged In the outrage were R.d;oaI.
"nu warns them against such condnct - +I
ruture' 1t sees no harm in this effort nftL a
Doi@"arG ASSOCIATION for the Moral Improve S
Ment ana Education of the Colored Peonla ,, C
anu tn'nks It's their Christian duty to find ~. +
1n"I Tue negroes cant and won't be educatod n
L hopes the Radicals down there will no.
SpU,, ni 'ne experiment. This is good advice 9
Inc Gazette, as might be expected doo.,. ~ ~
Aho" anything about it; hasn't .evo,, ,..,, -
statement OF the affair." 1t repl;es 70 '1 NJ
'le ol one OF Its city cotemporaries, concern;nn
~ tue matter, and Of course shoots at rondnn' II
- ~ - elaoied to get on the scent towards tbo r
80 t' noMe'er' by seeing the word "neoro,, - a
- 'ne ar'icie to which it attempts to renIv ond ~
'"inAS II there Is report about d;s,,nko T.,
~ sussex 1t Is founded on Radical w
says they desire to get up a naoro T.
political capital, and advises tho 80 -" ior La
y sussex not to assist them, This is also rnoJ "
lu'ice' - II says the better wav is 70 ill.,, mi
"aruS Oh the government 1.-The negroa.l tr
'"N0 care OF themselves just now. # tbou rl rl
ave nao anything to do with the R.d;oaI: '"
'Nu appear to be filled with the idea that thn5
nc 0etfeT than white folks, and wish - 10y ~ Ra
SalnSG you' just step aside and let tbon, . tan
ne negro will find out that he is 6atta p9 I.i
%niI9 man as soon as his appetite renuires lea,
DC satisfied. The Gazette is a Conserro forr
We, par ercelIence 00'Ser'a- exp
Now witbo,t at II
;tb ~ "r'iiout accusing any political partv ing.
~ ''ie uiSreputabe transaction leav;no oaoi also
MS own view of the matter If ;s cr;so 0'''D hav
- - 'nat those engaged in it were ;ronro.1-, q
.sn tne idea that this coored girl tbonaI. Sno
-I'lt Is good ''as white folks, " and conoIJ gold
'4@' q shower of stones would be a snlonStJ 1e
- = - .aAe tne conceit out of her. Tbev - still
Hisser school teacher as a verv rro in ";
nt ANIMAL entirely out of hi, nIaao to tn
1 lntolerable among whit noo.I NiS pace j. p
ths ol Dad education on the part Of somo m Tue
~, "n!IgS' Tor which the Radicals are bard RI
responsible but which they will remedv l''' Bis6'
Smyrna times., 1867-06-05

V LADIES TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS y,,.
MINIS :SAses e r, Be!is Stocaings. Knee Caps. BAS
ErecIo, RSooa IN Braces. Spinal. Shou der md.
'Trnsso SS.aceS' Llgh! French and German aan,1
''u'Sei Syringea' IN great variety. &C., P'O'S
m 1,r,, ,,,,,, at =" NEEDLES"
nG LpIi,. II Street. Fint door below Race, PEltIA
49, m m (ihIs Department is condncIed 49,,
ve M Iof Females and Children, by cumpe,on,
oa, a%u y. s'ock is adapted To their Specla Wsnl.l I
So5us.i's our Mechanical Remedies, we c",.b' ~
O'''eo' 'O'S'fuc'ioh' with ease and tomfnrl,
p.oc.. Z. n. NEEDLES
c confessional Adiuster Of Trusses. A.
NAV 6m -'A1 1DSLtlilh-
Smyrna times., 1867-06-05

aruScn' at Snow Hill, Md, on the dsv of aloo.
tlon In November last, after two dayS; t.;oI
anu long absence in the iury-room 49, ll9i
on wednesday last verdict of :" not 1 an;It', =
A New Town ON THE eastern Suonn
IL is stated in the Denton Md ,Ionr,,,1 Il
IL Is proposed to build large town on tbo inaS
OF the Maryland and Delaware Railroad Tho Tto
persons who are foremost in this enternr;so ,Io
are ar Judge John +, Renzor and Thomas iS1 ~
Ilaolptey. OF Philadelphia. Trey have n,,r ~
eaased 1i1 OF Thomas Bell, Esq, and of G w" w
hiGigeley, ESQ.,, large tract of land obort
midway between Greensboroush and HiIlsbo'
rough; Caroline county, ON the line of the M
lyliahd and Delaware Railroad. On the tract
vi Iand purchased of Mr. Bell it is proposeJ
S 10 DS9d town to be called Ridgely. A cooJ
I5zea Ez:S oePot for the Maryland and Delaware
a1llrodu htaI Is now well on the way to completion
Io'ol ~ VIII at once be erected near the depOt
anu several other houses will speedily be built
James EIIppln and James McGinnis. under
arrest TL 1of the murder of j. Edwin Roberts, at
:, Snurch n I'LL, Queen Anne's county, Md last
.all' nave nay removed their trials to Talbot coun-
~, w. Iney were removed from Centreville iail
UI wborn ,aSt Monday and lodged in Easton iail,
rommonoa rsy no" VI, await their trial which will
Wart;o u oh w w edGneSday next James L. |
and Albert A. Emory Esqs., Of Queen nsmman Annn'a
have been engaged on the bart Of thu nilo nus
~ as counsel. P; 7. Kennard, ESQ df pF'T? III
ttot, and Thomas j. Heating, ESD. of q 0Tean na,
anne 5, VIII prosecute on the part of the Sta to
n.am,n nhulSrEE H IN BANKRUPTCY.-George NJ
B3 BamH mf9' f has been appointed Register
l1ct OF Maryland. Mr. Russum was n, fnrmnrJ,, DiI
rict. ''"0 ior TIE same dis
Smyrna times., 1867-06-05

FIRE AT HALLTowN-EAst Saturday n;cbt
house, owned by Mrs Lucinda Pin3in "ismi end
occupied by Mr.. John T. Downs was p9n 9nstrnu %uu
ed by hire; together with most of the bons"boId
goods The family had barely time TO 9e nsoa n',a
WITH their lives. Some three or four bnnJrpod "pd
dollars IN notes and bonds. belonging to VTrs ~
~ houseke9eper,. was burnt up. The fire. :. !;
supposed to have beeI the work of an incen-
diary. No insurance. -Dela,oarean '''ol-
Smyrna times., 1867-06-05

7, SISTERS OF CHARITY IN THE PROrPsr. AVN
i::rISCoPAL CiIURCH.-The Diocesan Convnn-
po f5on oi the Protestant Episcopal Church IN
! ! IsyNahla, at the recent meeting in phil.
uelPhla, had before them the ouesfion nf ma 40
tIaoHSnlng an order of Sisters of Charitv i, tI"+
ulocese. The discussion was introduced bv v,'''
report OF the Rev. DR.. Leeds, who has 5oo~
IHIoau ana examined similar organizations i,
EUROPE: lie described particularly DR., NeoTs
* lHs,gT!tLtutlon ~ near Sackvle College, England =
nc ofder OF St Margaret" was established
rL Ihuer t1e superintendent of DR.. Neal In CI,re
,mvy NY, lake vow OF perpetual celibacv They
- a.:cauy several houses, and have in course
. y erection splendid building, which will Lay,
very convenience They have branch ;nSt;'
u'l9n IN IN London called the st. Marv's S;Itor
ioou hey are distinguished by grav dress
rom I' the gIrdle of which depends plain cross
Ivy are under strict rules to 20 to their
oine'' whenever a domestic call makes II no. :
eSSary N'0 4' ne {
: Mr, !, W elch spoke of the danger of introduc- I
= lSoInan ceremonies into the Protestant U
iurch. lie thougt that the only female in.
i.utioH heedtul to the church was a trainino Z
y oIltqtloh; TO Mt women for the duties of homn n
IL ABROAD and that no distinctive dress should "
aaopted. And the Rev. Mr.. Parvin said N
"C tllere were women without gray dresses sa
crosses dangling from their girdles and an
thout any organization, who were co.,, ii,
out doing good. "oie gong w w
hey Mr.. Drumm objected to the enloo,, or
late DR.; Neal in committee ) report on tb;i Gai
0ect' lie was unwilling, even bv annI;na 6O
u, to approve of that gentleman's extramo al
ws. Rev. DIR. Spackman however thonabt D:
u Il was as necessary to train women for t6e;r q
,uhar duties as it was to educate cler@ymon o,, ch
'each man his trade. Rev. Mr., Morr;s OF
oglzed the Christian women who were ia 30 dli
iiug Tor the advancement of religion Ut
lev Dr. Burtorf said there was no oh;oot;on
lhe part OF any one to the Organization Of na1
or women, but the Withdrawal of womon tbr
II nome duties was and will be onnosod ~ Ho
nlhg separate communities. 1t was a cur;0 of
TACT that when Italy, in its efforts A. 70 sbo
Grafton, was striving to cast off these o-t mr.
wins OF Komlsh intolerance, we are seat;n, der
MS country to put upon ourselves this 10
t of. "''n "ouio rld in [
ther t!hl gentlemen spoke-pro and con-.nd low
lderable division of opinion was onn..a.. cost
finally, the res 'utions of the committna ttns T
Vor or the institution Of an Order ot pro' G.
ht sisters OF Charity, were adopted, and The
lust be prepared to see the Convent snS :.
4, " developing itself in the Episco. n
;hurch IN Pennsylvania. Boston TrorsI goot
Smyrna times., 1867-06-05

The garments we are rapidly selling At ,l,e W
named prices all good, we'll made ard S,Is ~o'"O
aUe' aI well adarted to business or ordinary W..
ae P[ces are less than haL tose for aphch the ,g,
l. AeSanc ng from these. we have all grade, nm =,
smrnI m,,es5 french and English fabrics, which s,s
DoosI Seo Oy none 10 style fit, ard made with g.,
tured generally this season b9yipg %i"ap "nanuiac-
usually good ancc for selecting our wo,amnn ~ u-
rom Inc best in ihe city. Our goods haze an b..
pnrcAo'ea t0r cash from the ,esafactEe 0nJ ' ,'n
po'ters al jar less than cost, ~nfh e. s,ii
Smyrna times., 1867-06-05

AFRICAN M. E. CHURCH ANIMAL CoN-
EpEaRtENcEIThis body recently in session M |oH, N
FhlIadelphia, adjourned sine die on on Mondan II,
week The Bishop announced the apno;ntmentty U"uay
a, as tOllows:-Pennington Mission USVehts Walts,
4hompSon; Manalaphard Mission ! Poter %a.er
h:oper; Milton Circuit, Delaware, ,Jacob W;I eFGr
klnsf0n Laurel Circuit, Delaware. W r Nh y IL
TE; TlS; Frederlea, w. H. Chase; Camden G n
" NM4aTTers; Tg; Smyrna, II. II. Lewis; Cane Nav I
II. Henson; Vineland, L. V. Pierce. wy, VIII t.
town. g. Dark; Bridgeton. D. Draper. WooJ SW"I-
SSury; W, v. Grimes; Snow HiII ] w w
Stephenson; burlington, j. Mitchell: Rordan
town. town 7, Gardner; Freehold, r. NJ. Kinnadu.
bristol, m =. Law; Attleborough, r. Barneyy!!
W " est Philadelphia, Ii. j. Rhodes; Chester 7
" 11Goung; Oxford, G. A. Cuff; PenninptoOYiIIo r' q
w W. Ii. Turner; Lancaster, j. V. Pierce. WnSt
= SE}heSter, j; q. Cornish. Dowingtown, a mi TIT
hIeadl9g, j. A. Nelson; Montrose, ] s Tav' TTn,'
Tor; Salem, Benjamin Lynch; Wilmington 1 7
d. smith; Fankford, D. P. Sente2 w Hev D
I Brunswick, W. Ii. Williams; Princeton ! 1't" a.
= 25Ionn5son; I5o; Trenton, n, Il. Turpin; Camden ! j.
Jnlon Church, William Moore; Bethel Cbmrn5' '
,ameS Lynch. Mr.. Lynch is still to rat.;n, pio,
ne editorial control of the Christian Recorder e,i
Smyrna times., 1867-06-05

BURlAL GRouNP Opposite FoRr Dr1A.
wARE.--On the 2Sd ult, party of gentlemen InnH
OOf Ts RasfagS S ST with Captain Tayr his yacht
opposite Fort Delaware on the JERSEY shore T.
contains two acres of high ground L, enclosed
" with picket fence but wGrkmen are engaged engaged
papnn planting a3 Usage s.C Orange hedge around it, and
compare tavorably with Others There IL "l "rn
about 1000 graves. Trenches We're dmn GV so"oo ~ao
tfet t5 wide 100 feet long and 20 feet deep 5 Into
these trenches were laid the dead aq tbav roro
received by the burial party. On tbo [ley eye Mea9
each was mar ked the name of the occunant g % on N
cards, with pieces of leather over the carJ 20 70
Protect HtS the name. This was done at the T Fort
Head boards are at the. head of each ora va with
the names of each in black paint wei! nroserT "rtr
ed, Some of the boards contain as higb as; as 10
names Some of these boards have t r1ftod % of og
ana adge fallen down. We noticed among the he
confederate graves several Union soldiers and
10 another part Of the yard in SINGLE groNoa %mu
several OF Delaware's sons. .-ReDu5boo,0n graves
Smyrna times., 1867-06-05


~" =" Ws>.Ne ;2s!G.A <-o1
ID al hner grades at urIces equally low-m,G
| aud trimmed in the st manner f,orn ~ '"oc
ice ION OF suitable fabrics Our Ron. ,,o1J. 0
dies. J'O'"' 'O"Oe"''m JOr Ia
We have the largest establishment = ,b. ma
'act0re and sale of Clothing in Philadelphis ns"
p'eu exclusively by ourselves, and fillcd ,,,b ~
city. 'O''AsH' In The
we guarantee our prices lorser ttaa iss lo,,, ,l,.
""e'f 1 or the sale cancelled and "'onty refunded
11AhT r WAY Erw-EN B-M*E r & Co,
sixth SIS. }5I8 MAsxrr SIsHrr nH,,.'
'"EETne haze recently renoratrd and esRu,3
r an" '"rod"erd s4stlg iasrtas,
a"'ouaI t,gh by Ee~ process, tIs sgsa. aC el,cL
.-- 80. ''s aug myl!-3mos
e,I1a'. "aEAE EAR SMOOTH SKIN aud heaun omp.,,.n
Saraparha. e'fa'Tn EHItart
the skin. F'P'' anu al efnp'lnhS %!
~ ClNSC CMPTIVES.-Tne adverr,S., b.v,n..
~ 1e""reu 10 health III few weeks by w.,
''"p'e remedy; alter having suffered E,T .r,.,.s
WIN ~ severe long affection, and ,h., 5,.an
= ~. = G'nSu'I1pllon = Is anxious To- uaAx ku,y,
o ID ms leiiow-Sut' reIs the means Of cu,,
10 All who desire it, he will send /. ca,,...t.
IiFhoh used (tfee Of clarpe) v,,h a.. a..
,;m ,T%' ior preparing and using the same which inv
'' li'iu s0R CUR for CONsUxPyIoy As~,,,,
~ N1N0hIr'S CoUGHS, COLDS, and all Turn.t .nd
Jung Anecilons: The only obi. ct Of the ,dvr,,;.'
senolng Inc Prescription is /, benefit the ,fi,c,
= Inn spread information which he concciv4, Ia -.
valuable and he hopes every sufferer viii trv H..
%euy hieo! as " VIII cost them noshing. and may pr"ye
OlesSlng. Partle, wishing tbs > rs,r,nt,,.I vss
return mlIl, will please addr 50 F'
hEF. EDWARD 4. WILSON
4
myl5 S' o. NS@ A"rkr
ly
Na ~ IhE Spring MONTHS. the system natp.,jIv ~,
80 SO change. and Hembold's IiLshJv C,n.a a"
49, ,'"u 1ra fl o SarsaparIlla IS an assI,Isps n'
" LADIES TRUSSES. SUPPORTERS. MAS
N':IS g r., Bells STOCKINGS. Knee Caps. Ra%
ecIor RGaodd alIIH Braces. Spinal Shoulder at
oo ~ braces Ligh! French and German a,,,
Smyrna times., 1867-06-05

In THE SPRING MoNrus. The avs,.,. ,..-,,
change. and HelmbOld's IilshJv C'na' n''~
ares,a., 1'a % q OF Sarsapara an arsl.Isra Of
Smyrna times., 1867-06-05

T.. Inh = IoMloIDE 10 AT Snow HILL, Mn nrL
Jury IN the case of the State us Jsraa !; line
NELL Tor shooting and killing LittIetor r. P;tI Eur
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22

GooD ADylcG.-The following chapter
against extraVagance, which is found
going the rounds is given gratis in the
hope that it may be beneficial: r..
If the poor house has any terrors for
you never buy what you don't need.
Before you pay cents for jewsharp,
my boy, ascertain whether you cannot
make Just as pleasant noise BY whist.
ling for which nature furnishes the
machinery, and before you pay seventy;
five dollars for coat, young man, find
out whether your lady would not be just
as glad to see you in one that cost half
thr money. If she would not let her
crack he? own hazclnuts, and buy her
OWN clothes.
When you see man spending two o.
three dollars a week fooliShly, the chan.
ceS are five to one that he'll live long
enough to know ho". many cents there
are in dollar; if he don't he's pretty.
sure to bequcath that privilege to his
widow. Wien man asks you to buy
that for y hirh you have no use, no, mat,
ter how cheap, don't buy it. Money
burns in some folks pockets, and makes
such a big hole that rything that is
put in drops through past finding.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22
Importance Of Learning a
Trade. =

An exchange we'll observes that
in times Of commercial panic or
stagnation, there are always mul-
titudes OF young men thrown out
Of clcrkships and other Offices,
and reduced to distress for want
Of some employment. They are,
acquainted with no particular
trade or calling, because they set
out with the idea of making mon
ey by faster and less labOrions.
methods than the paths Of steady
toll appeared to promise. If these
young men had first made Them:
selves thoroughly acquainted with
any one calling, even though they
did not intend to follow it up, #
would always afford them d sup
port to fall back upon in case Of
necessity.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22

A BoY's FIRST CoNPosITIoN.-An ex-
change gives the folio irg as a genuine
production, just as it came from the pep
Of a Juvenile, it h,ing lis first compost
ton. The >ufj c;-"Oxen y
"Oxen is very SLOW animal, they are
good to brake ground np. Iwould dralheV
have horses If tie didn't hive kollick,
which they say is wind coNetted, in q
bunch, which makes it danserer for to
keep horses the people would have to
wheai thare wood on wheal-b barrow, 1t
would take two or three days to wheal
ord uile. Cows is useful to. I have
heard some say that if they had to be
tother or 40 OK they wood he:.a COW.
BIT think when it cum to have their
tits pulled Of a mornin they wood wish
tnay wasn't, tor oxen don't generally have
10 raise ca es. if had to he emmy wood
rather he hcf,ur. But if coodent be a
hvffpr and he'd TO be both wood be an
OK"
Josh B Bliings," Artenus Ward, and
a hot Of other professional, paid hunor'
lists, hardly ever beat this in genuine
hum0r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22
NO.. 81:
High Rents, Dull Trade, and
Little to Eat.

These are the cries in nearly all
our cities at present. With the
prevailing stagnation in business,
it must be fatal to the business of
large numbers. not only Of mer-
| chants, but of heads of families, to
meet the obligations for rent.
! Those who relied upon q different
state ofJhings, and yielded to the
demands Of landlords last year.. in
the hope of struggling through
until times improved, have been
sadly disappointed. The political
troubles Of the country are not
adjusted, but get worse and worse,
consequently confidence is not, re-
stored, and all kinds Of bnsiness
are PROSTATE. Those who have
been accustomed to comfort, and
even to luxury, are now depriving
themselves Of the common neees-
sarics Of life. to meet the demands
ofthe landlord. .
We refer to this in no spirit Of
disrespect for the class referredto.
We hold i to be true that rents,
like trade, must be regulated by
the great law Of supply and de-
mand but we submit that, had
the present condition Of things
been foreseen, the demand which
led to the engagements Of the
current year would never have
been entered into. It would be
an exhibition Of noble magnanimi-
ty--as we'll as q really equitable
and just concession-if landlords
were to voluntarily reduce their
rents, and thus, to some extent,
relieve the pressure that is para
lying the energies Of the people,
Who will set the example !? o..
augusta Press.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22

Heavy SHIPMENT OF Corrosive
learn through the Savannah papers that
MesSrs. Crane & Graybill cleared, on
Saturday, the ship L. B. Gilchrist, Cap
tain Watts. for Liverpo !, with 2,77o
bales of upland and $50 bales of sea
island cotton, which is the largest ship"
nent Of seu island this season.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22
LEWIS BUTLER,
FASHIONABLE BARBER and
HAIR DRESSER,

RESPECTFULLY announces to the gen
tlemen Of Newberry, that he has opened al
the old shop, opposite the Court House,
2nd next to Messrs. I. n. Spoe7 & Co.,
where he will be happy 10 wait upon all in
she exercise Of his profession. His object
IS to please the most faStidious taste, and
the keeping Of his shop shall be stter tho
lDost eptionabls style.
Shaving, Trimming, sbsnpooing, and
Ea;-6y!n- executed in the NOS: approved
!-3DrA- Ian. ~. 1 =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22
New Books.

Bullion's Greek Grammar.
~ Greek Reader.
" Latin Gr,mmar.
" Latin Reader.
Xenophon's Anabssis.
&nthon's Homer.
- " Horace.
Wilson's Readers-lst, %, Sd, 4th, 4 5th.
Southern Readers and Spoilers.
Historys, by various authors.
Richardson's Masonry for the craft, and
many other books, kept constantly for sale,
for Cash by DUFFIE & CHAPMAN,
April d l7tt Main street, NewberFy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22

One house in Americas has presented
the editor Of .he Republican with an edi'
torial chair, and another with q hand9
some gold pen and pencil. He ought to
!e etje =, -,--!ts gco3 editorials coT-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22

Mrs. General Gaines new mansion, on
Central Park, New York, will cost S2,oOn,-
0N0.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-22

Twenty i've thousand strangers 7.si-
t-7 Florida !aeE vinte-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25
Affairs in Gesrse,svn.

DEATH OF AN OLD Ofrrzsu.-Yesterday
morning, about4 O'Clock. Henry Reayer. Esq,
departed this life st his res deace on Cd street,
alter long illness. Mr. Reaver vss a native
OF Philadelphia. Aad served In the Ist Penn
sylvania ARTILLERY IN the war Of ista He 10.
residence here exhibited an exam ole or honor
and integrity thai won for him the respect and
esteem OF all his fellow-citixens. H seryed
the corporation during the earlier years of bis
residence here as q night watch m an and a no.
lice omcer, bat the last twenty-oue wears OF
his life be occupied the ONCE OF Justice of the
peace. For months past he has been grad
ually failing, and yesterday terminated his
LIE at the age OF about seventy six years His
funeral will lake place Tomorrow at three
O'Clock p. IN.
MERCHANTS ExCHASGR.-The offerings to-
day were light, about 300 bushels of corn
1880 barrels OF flour. Sales OF corn 81 al oDa
Red wheat $3.50.
FIsH.-Reports at the fish wharf this morn
ing are that the hauls of herring at the Fails
are improving. Shad were very scarce this
morning, and sold for IS to IS cents each
About JOOO0 herring were landed and sold at
g per loo.
PORT OF GKoRGETowN.-En Entered and
cleared-Schr. Dick Williams, Corson master,
from Richmond, for Port M orris, wi b coal
THB CANAL.-Arrived-ThsG George MoIer
with limestone to Alexandria, and nineteen
boats with coal-to the American Go 4;s II
tons Borden Co, ASH tons; Cumberland Co,
l13.l2 tons; Central Co, 673.I. tone; Hampshire
and Baltimore Co 325.5 tons; Consolidation
Co, 300. Is tons Departed-TheA A. M Thomas,
with salt to Knoxville; Ellen, do. to Sharps-
burg; Ironsides, with plaster to Willlamsport.
j. nj. Waters, do to Lift Lock IS, and fourteen
boats light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25
IBy Cable to the Associated Press. 7


LONDON. April 2i-Evening-Prussiah has
replied to the proposition for the settlement OF
the Luxembourg question, recently submitted
by the great powers of Europe. She denies
that she is arming. but emphatically reitsr ites
that che will rot eyacuats Luxembourg War
is considered as almost certain.
FLORENCE, April 2+-Evening-TAe mar
riage OF the Grown Prince Herbert, with an
Arch Duchess OF Austria, has been postponed
LISBON, April 24-Evening "A serious
emeHte is reported to have occurred at Oper.
70, and frigate has been sent there to assist
IN restoring order.
PARIS, April 2i-Eveniug.-Prince Napo.
leon has gone to Italy.
LONDON, April "a -Evening.-The importa
ton OF American bonds from Germany, for
sale At this market, continues very quiet
The issue OF 1892 Is quoted Al Frankfort at
TX.
closed st IS francs per Dbl for standard white
by Steamer,
LONDON, April 25.-The steamship Cuba
from Liverpool, has arrived.
. The French journal Liberte saws that the
public meetings all over the country .houId
make known to M. de Bismarck that if there
is German nation, that there is also French
nation; that If there is German patriotism
which is susceptible, there is French patriot
ism which is touchy; that, in word. the
German people, excited, misled, and m ade to
serve Prussian ambition. will find itself on
posed, not only by the French asmy but bv
Independence and to tear TO pieces the treaties
of 1913