davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-03

situsted In the most central location the city,
midway between the
CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION,
Only q short distance from ali the Departments,
Patent and Post Onces, Smithsonian Institute,
etc. HH DUDLEY A no
no2l-H pro.ri.,or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-03
CROvER h BAKER

WRKRE Is 1T, BUT yINLEYsr
BIT hewitt BURNS
where can get good cfsar, ....
On, come 70 ne, quo Ffnl.v
Must Salk OF take the ear
As ysu please. Qus' Rinlev
Do ycu keep the Golden Lesfp
Indeed d. 4. a1o' Finley
All things In ysur line in hrisf,
Come and see. quo Finlsy
As pass, II drop in
Do drop In, quo Finley
Have you nns cut wrapped in tinp
Best there 10, quo Finley H.- 10
Do your meertc baun b color vellf
Buy and Try, quo Finley. ... ..
Are they mere shams, made % sel
Mary sell, ono Finley.
Have you plug Of every gradef
Every grade QUO Finley.
Please the tAsss and suite the trader
Just the thiRg. quo Finley.
Bowls and stems In every ayief
Every style, QUO finlev
I'll call there in . little while.
Sc 90 do Qtto, rinley
sS.lms No. 4s9 TTH srREHr, near =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-03

EMRICHS RESTAURANT,
II No. 3s5 Penna avenue. near 6ts street,
P. ENRICH wishes to inform hi friends and the
public generally that he now keeps con n
@ @stantiy on hand oYsTERs fresh every HAv
His WINES and LIQUORS cannot be an r 1~ssed
Gall and give him o trial oc "a m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-03
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

METKUPULITAN HOTEL.
On account OF the reduced price of provisions,
the rate Of Board at this Hotel will be
FOUR DOLLARS PER DAY
from date.
jsl-6t POTTS SHELLEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-03

rC,:.,zr secees.9r e =; Lsgdon . Co., n
Cs1IZEN'S AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel, late Browns, VT
362 Pennsylyania avenue,
ny la WashinRton. D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-03

MAILLARD'S CANDIES AND CHOCOLATES
CARAMELS OREAM CHOCOLATE
DOUBLE VANILLA CHOCOLATE,
ROSE AND VANILLA BURNT ALMoNns.
MIND SUGAR PLUMS, and
ASSORTED CANDIES.
just received at KING PLACE.
Il M P KING SON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-03

NINOE MEAT iDOrEsTlCJ
II Just made, of select materials,
At KING PLACE.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, 90.

- METROPOLITAN HOTEL
=, gave this day sssocisted In my HoIel business
hI: CHAS N. SHELLEY with me aud the H H1nse
vii hsresfter be conducted in the names OF POTrs
nhLLLEI A. b. POTTS
January i, ioot. IA Lot
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05
.MolbptIIt, stnnef1et, 0tnaaa Den 5. Nttrs 1861

Ser 8raIioept nirb Die MEmeeappro ;
priationsbta NIT feinem 8ete belegen,
fobalb er 6ieieibe erbdIt, mos bis iekt
nod niGt gefdeBeH mar.
SAT- ale Witelieoer 6es 40. Gonarels
leo fino bereits in 8afbineteH rinee .
trofen. ga -.
NaGribten aus Sierra Cruz snfoIae
lou Die Berbinbung sipifGen Der Saupts
itaot un0 8era gru3 sdr3ticb ab9ebro !.
9en fein. MaTimiIian bate oaber Die
stblen6nnD bon Sepef6en mad europa
nerboten, ruel1e gfahrihten iiber ben
3nltano oes 2an0es entbolten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05
80. COn9re6 = 9te gf4nnG.
Bafbiuatph 2. @drs.

80. CCu9re6 = 2te SttunA.
8afbiastpH 2, @drs.
Senat.
Oae Bao Oes sRrdlioenfen auf bic
GnGtsbef leibun0ebiH iuutDe cinaebrad1t
unb. bic Bin fofOrt NIT IS oeaen Ill
Gtimnlen iiber Oos 8etO pnfIirt.
Bon ionfi9en 8etbdnblungen ertudbs
men MIR nur, bnb bic Sm0emnitdtsbiI
nit S6seeea 8 Gtimmen paiirte.
GauS.
4 sNes. Ueias brddte cine yeSsCldf;cn
Elm ne0en Ma0enleine ATneftae, neIhe
Dom Epre6er 3uriifaelpieien ipur0e.
3ss Str. Gabis beridtete iibeg ben befrits
" tenen Sih 6es 0tbn. glfneII, norm er
fugte, AG6 bee Gnbce her $ibuno haIber
BE Saibe teinen brafiif@eg GrfoIo has
zen fonHte. Daaeeea lunrte Dem 9li0as
lea Sbomine $500 fir @ebalt mnO Naets
3elaelD Gueaeiuorfen.
g Mls Der Yrlbatletsefdt bes Drafben.
ten Ode BetO gegen bic ggseeDnRruEticnS.
BIZ eineebvadt nno brtlelen bate, nae
80 weInlttsts II alnfpgad, iaabsls, murben
nMf @laiHee alnsrag bic DGfafln fnspens
brit mnb DjeB &c am 3135aes
4 'atH ~ effuiUeu pafTirt.
y g s i,. Nsp ID erR b mari.
Gss GIsse ber Gsaateba,.s ID 9oltou
bat R4 aMe benz claude aenaabt ilnt
Dtrr4 gelyiHe 4ranedegicnen AiefeIber
nm 500 900 ge6radll. s. 1880
slent 3dasF bon eDIen N1etuIIsn (int
In unttgs@ lJffcrnien eHtDedt iDor6en
- sic zen fs8eFIamnInne, iueId,e aut
2 oIIen EteifsH Dea 2onbes mad Stem Cor
berafen nat bat fdb ipieber dMl nnte.
limntfe aest Dertaol
Cart. Gnet, bon hem Dpnspfes QDalb.
y iirafgr. eouf Den @Oub. Bierpont BOZ
Sysreikia esnen ggrbaftsbefebl aasge
fIelIf hdtfe, be- ie0o1 Don @OnD. entol
aansIi@ anber ldt DeIaiieH iuutbe, CO.
:. ldsien aelsetn Dor Geridlt unD erbieIt b.
Weilnna, 6a6 &c entlalIen lei. s
primi Mrtbat, Oritter Gobn Der 90
Hiaiu 8iFteria, ~ Sabre alt ipirl Sun
giees0nio ausoeEafen iuerhen lQbal
boo @nH6mnaRmt 3mfalMEnentFitt. I'm DC
Srldubegn 90 gdniei6eEn, III "a, tatfil
0miu, 0suaRIt iporDen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05
Mun1laer 293.
gEds fi;r s;nen q,ifon,,,,IsE,;,.,, $

D8as far einer Safanmen6dna, eO.
Ter Nafer@ fragile SER. Nrants Bid.
barter. nj S sssiilla-lss stH
nDeu ganaen 8uidnaaen5anG Der @e.
fdt@te," eripieberte Gstr Sebfia pno
nun er;dbite CT ieinen iulr6iaen Htos
tectOr, oa6 CT nit BEN 3eErling ia Be-
tref leiner 9Iuftiibrune b6diflnnsufvie>
ben uno besbalb 9en0tbiet iudrea .ibn
aus feinen Dienifen 3n enfIofIen. 6n er
fur einen 0rifeur iebr unbranMbor unO
untau9li6 lei. Damn ersdblte er aud.
lsie er ben 2ebrlins ipe9en 6rr urerb6rt
Iangen Abmefenbett bon % @hileen
cine oerbe @trafprebigt Edfte botfen
mullen, mas Ct aber geipib iIntefIalfen
b1bei tuiirbe, tuenn er nur bate ahreu
f6nnen, bob iein Giener ipdbrenA Siefer
Belt Gtpas auui Soften unb aun. @ohIe
vSeiuer 9errlidfsit esSetrh 0blofts"
= 70 SrIdte li9 0et fIejhs Ttiieur in
iebr fdmeideEbufter g8eife aus - bon.
brineen tpirAe. ,Begea elmer lfDId,eu
rububolen Sbnt," flbr &c fort; s..lei &c
aaerSinss - feIbit bel feiasr grpseu
Smuoralitdt ;u beIcben. uuo mtntor6
baben ben Burfaen nobel 6efhertt. I"
fdloB 9err Sehli9 feline yfe6e, inbesit er
als hugerS ameidIer Die tonnage Gejte
ieines boben gonners titeIteg ,,ia, Mh>
lori, sritaunlid nobel sas n,ub i'd "a.
20 yes, Wfaffer Seblis, mir lbeften
nur nobeI.@ faste NlbGor6 6ranl- 9ei6.
barter fi6 itel3 ben Sdnarrbart frei.
9enb, ,e.,..,s5 a. n.lsaol
g5s (6Orfebuns fOIst.ai sbl,a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05
Srlcgrap1. Naf6rif)ten
8ufammeutuuft Der MitgIieS
ber1e94 0.1G on0reffes.
s4sx +kszza 5s3ffFHfsNF5s2g yl
SOn0ref=S bam0 lnn0en.
Oie 8eeonftruftionsbiH iber oos getc
pafiirt. - 135 geeen Al.
Bsrt&tbts aasf4uffes ab
has Smpea d m c mt.
aabel. Dea6riebten.
Bafbinetpsn, 4. Mdr;.

Ser 40. 6 ongreB tuur6e beute er6ffs
net. Cine unnafe bon 0renloen iin0 in
Der Sta6t. Seute QIben6 fn0et eth eros
ees Banquet gu Gbren Der ra0itaIen
Witalieoer oes @ongreiIes ftatt. Sas.
ieIbe TT unter Der Muipicie Der Sold
iers and Sailors Union" neranitaltet
luorAen.
Ben gBabe pirb gum 9raiibsnten
protein bes Senats uno golIar gum
epre1er Des Saules geipabIi iper0en.
YrdiiDent Sobnfon lit bente u1ebr tpis
an irgenb etnenl frIberen Sage btrd
Deputationen, nauentIi@ aus benz Sl'
ben, beIaaert Uoroen. st18
Die Gerithte non Mfnbernn9en i'm
@abinete fa0. gruu6los, BOD IoIl Tim
GOrace @reeIp 1T elmer langen 8Miams
nenfunft geitern 6iqel6en angtratbtn
baben. .lg s91saHn aj3 4asa.t
Gs geben f1on tpieber Geruhte i'm
bon unpaiIenben 8erbanblnngen 3ipi ?
lben benz Hrasoentea unO ben Colorado
GeIe9aten.
Gae @onaite fir 9te6tspFeae 6ot Ieis
ntn BeldIaB a6er bic QlnEldgeaneeIe.
genbeiten bobin abgeeeben, 6ab es Die
GerbanSInn9en, 8erb0re Mn0 3en9ens
ausfageH fur 80 ipeittdnTo bait, uui iebt
f9on beftimntt au HrtbeiIen. @& tonne
.Oaber bic GnfIage ipebsr befirlpOrten,
nod ;nriiGpeilen, bod iei binreidenoes
8eugnib eefanrnelt, um cine 0ortfesune
Der unterindung au re6tfertiGen. 90
meTbe besbnIb bic 9an3en Ute benz @leri
bes neuen 9auies iiberIiefern un6 sur
-GntGAnIoieun9 ieiner mnenti6ieOeneu
San0lnna einen BeriGt Iiefern. Daees
gen fagt Der MiIitdrberi@t Oes Ql6g. 0toD
gers, 0ab aud nid,t cine @pnr bon Be-
Deis fur iroeno cine Der MntIasen bOrs
5iege.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05
8trIin. 2. Wars.

8erIin, 2. Mdr3.
simioa lit gum praIbenten oes 9toror
beutiden 8arlamentes erlpdblt tuoroen.
Der 9onis bon 8reuben eiebt ben
Wfit9lteoern EN- Banquet. 1s u 49, =.
Sic Colonial. Winilter bon england
baben aus @riinoen, tueIhe nit Der STE.
formfraee in 8erbinbung fteber, rtFes
nirt. Die bon Der &eaierl1a berlprOs
Hene 9iefortnbtH iuir0 am II. einaes
braht peroen.
Ginem Geriidte mad ioHen bier @a@s
ridten empfaneen tuorben fem, iDeI4e
ren Nusbru6 zines &rieges in Snbisn
melben.
Die MOreenseitunsen boa ct. 8es
tersburg tbeiIen NIT, .baB Ter 6aiier bic
bObe 8f0rte enersii6 erfudt bat, Die
SnieI Gambia an @riedenIano ab3utres
ten. 4 @.sa -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05
IF eailetoll,
Ser 6rant : Ytdbarttr
sOn
Gasen saliuser.
(Sortiesuns.)

W Sod. MeIoro, bod es lit for ia9te
Serr Sebli9, benz Suabeu RAID 3ubors
fomnieno. ,Sehen sic, Der 8nrfa -
a6er es fam sic auf teinen 6aa inc
tereifren, Nfglorb = oenn i'd btrfidere
Sic"
& Sod, bod, 01after Seblis, Der
Burid tntereflirt midi" rief Serr
Srant 8ifbarter Iadelno. Limb i'd
freue mid febr, i'm bier su feben."
y@r tntereffirt Sie unb NfpIoro freuen
ii@, i'm gu feben2" fragile Serr SebIis,
nit Dem 9Ius6rud Oss b6dften Grfaus
nCns. III &C rts rf Hjsi
yYes, gutter N1aiterI sIIio er lit Guer
2ebrlins? Nber ME foutnt es benil,
6ab i'd i'm bisber bier ME gefeben?"
lygr or6eitet binten In Der SSabrit,
Mplotb,H entgeenete &err SebIig, Der
eben nod ben Ropf gef@lfteIt uno fra,
eenbe Blife nit ielneni ebenfo bertuun.
berten Gebiilfen sepedieIt bate, ,,Gr
fOmmt font ME IN ben Qaoen. Qlber
MDIorb ipersen beraeiben, tpenn i'd
ai1t begreifen tam" - u
ySbr lolt f9on begreifen, auf Gbrel"
entgegnete MnIoro lddeIno. , QlIio bas
1T Der Grlno, tpesBalb id i'm ME i'm
2aoen gelebenl o yes, gutter Mafter,
es lit mir unenbltd Iieb, SIREN 2ebr>
ling uieoer gu feben, mir tennen uns
idon, auf Gbrel"
ySie tennen chamber idon, W1foro,
Gle fennen ettanoer?" rief ber Sriieur
fat nit BeItiirauns, tpdbrenS Der lange
GebItfe elm 9eii9t madte, ais fei ibm
chen oer 8erftanb Itebeu seblieben.
@idarb ldaeIte nnb in bieiem 2a9eIn
Orldte fid cine gentle genustbauns
nnb Befrieoignng aus.
Yes, Yes, Scatter Seblig, nber mas
1T 6enn oabei?" fraete Scr. grant ASi6.
barter. ,,Sener iufge Menl9 ber6ient
meine bette Dantbarfeit, auf @brs,
meine bette uno ib perbe" -
,,Sbre Cant - bar - feit, WipIofo,
Shre Dantbdr - teit :" rief 9err
Seblig fait ftantmeIno. DDas 1T mir
unerfl6rlid IL e3d
,,llnb oo99iif Is iebr ertIdrti1," idete
Serr 6rant Yidbarter I69eln6. Ser
iHnge Burfde fdeint cine uneridtefene,
fiibHe giatir 5ti beiken uno etpns 5d@,
tiges gelerHt su babeH"
50 ga bal ettpas Siidtiges ge =
fernt gu baben,n bradte 9esr SebIia
mab1a II unter frampfbaftern 3ahsn Der.
tbor. Sas it feltfarn, febr ieItfamH
,,gar fsi9t, auf Gbre, gar nidt, Iie6er
Maffer,;" fabr Scr. Sranf s@idbarter in
ieinetft Qobe fort. v9Ineroinos ift es
infofern feltfarn, iuenil man bes inn9eu
Menfhen Suaenb in 1etrddbt siebt.
9lber er bat iid brab 9eseist" =
yBrob eeseietM rief Serr SebIis
SetrR Ssranfs sRidbartcr unter6redaenb,
| inoenr e flo nit Der Sano Dor ben Ropt
patfhte, ipabriheinH@, UNI fi@ gu iiber.
| seneen, OBJ er trdunie ODER made. vWb.
lOr6 irren fid. ia, ssDib 81. irren f&
in Der 8eriohw
,,geein, anf gbre, i'd IRE mi9 MIDI, !"
Iaafe STR. 6ranf. 8i6barter beitimrnt.
,,sfidt nabr, iunger NteufG, Sbr er'
fennt mid ipieoerE fragte CT fat aasits
lid.
llnb oils giiGaro biefe Srase mil
einem &opfniden beia6te, fabr Ct lnltia
/ fort: Il
.,6e, Weafter SebIia babe i'd mn
gfed,t ober ni1t? o yes, ptr feRnen
einanber, o69leid erit felt furaer Seit
/ SD face Sud aber, Der innoe WenfG
| BAT fi& brab geaeiet, i'd intereiiire mid
4 fir i'm ur6 it1 Bin iiber1euQt. er bal
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RATES OF ADvERrIsING.
1III!E |lI3II.!' II
ii / col I sol ! DOL 3 so COL col lOl Isl 20
al OoI 3 OIL COL sol o ooh sol IA q 20
81 OUl 4 sol Q DOL O0t IL O0l15 Dol 10 81 80
Al 0I COL O1lff So is OOlfs sol % sol ~
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81 oil OOIf2 DOL is s0l2t 0E25 Sol Sol IS IS
II colo sofia coils 0024 90 l29 DOL "a 90 "a

Ten lines Of solid nonpareil make one square
Of 10 per cents.
Eveiy other day5te. osd.l advertisements will b,
charged two thirds Of the above rates.
Special OF City item notices. 40 cents line first
and 10 cents line every additional insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at tbs
rate Of SO cents square
AL advertisements due from date of first in
sertion. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
10 and no transient advertisements will be takeE
unless accompanied by the money.
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Office No. 81 PUBLIC SQUARE.
lover w. r. Berry q Co.'S Book store,l
p. @. Address Lock Box g.
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aurora s2oge go. los. Deutlde Sob
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II a~psASt Axa@ft sSstA VIII AgA1ft
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Sa)rgdng IL
TENNESSEE STATS zEITUNG
RATES OF ADyRRTIsINa.

The only German Dafly IN the States, latel,
I'm -bellioa fEsae1 sstass 4sfF
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07

Exchange on New York was sold by the
banks here at premium, and bought by
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-07

ALI QUIET AMONG THE FREEDMEN. -
Hungry for an item yesterday afternoon,
we called upon General Carlin, TO learn IL
there was anything of special interest trans
piring among the colored population. No,
everything was perfectly serene and lovely.
The darkies were, generally, at work,
some Of them making a right smart chance
ofwages; the juveniles were Pegging away
at their spoilers and readers, while curly
headed babies were being introduced into
the world after fashion 10 dispel the idea
Of an early humiliation of the colored race
All this was very good, but we wanted ma
terisl for startling headlines, and, of course
conldn't be satisfied with less Would he
not be so good rs 30 inform us Of outrages
of some sort; the whipping, shooting, or
ill-treatment of some poor unprotected
African within the range of has jurisdic
ton. No, the General was sorry-no, no,
clad he couldn't accommodate rs, out really
matters we're getting along 50 smoothly that
material for a startling item was out Of the
Question He hoped we would take il in
NNnA IAAAa HAtAtCAAAAAaA AiN AAtAAa - tAAN
course Of a month or 80, and he would be
sure to give Us the benefit Of It. With
these soothing assurances, we had % make
the best Of the situation, and retired to bide
orr time. ike Micawber, and wait for some
thing 90 turn up,
OF course It must not be set down that
the accidents and criminal pecadilloes
incident 20 the very best regulated commn-
mites, are foreign 10 Tennessee. As long
as human nature iswhat it is, these outcrop-
pings are 70 be expected; so that, when
General Carlin remarked that there was
nothing OF special interest to report, he,
doubtless, did not thereby mean tOintimate
that there were absolutely no criminal
operations resulting in inconvenience 90
negro here and there. Where there is such
an intense prejudice against the negroes, as
IN Last Tennessee, the direct result Of the
life long teachings of our beloved Saviour.
Il would be something altogether unex
pected ID Sambo would not have TO come
90 The wall occasionally. Those naughty
Radicals will, Of course, have their way.
20 that semi-occasional depredations and
outraCes on the colored folks must be
looked for IN the natural course Of thines
On tie whole, the situation is quite hope
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BIshSp Joshua soule, D.B.

s0uFHKRN MEE8oDIsTl PgPLsHNe
HousE, NASHVILLE, Tenn, March G, 1867
AT meeting Of the pastors and clergy
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
occasioned by the death of Bishop Soule
the following brethren were present Bishop
II. n. McTyeire, DID,, Thos. o. Summers
DID, Robt A. Young, DID,, D.. w. D. F.
Sawrie, Rev C. c. Mayhem, and Rev. f.
r. Hill.
! Bishop McTyeire being called to the
chair-stated that Bishop Soule died this
morning, at minutes past O'Clock, at the
residence of his son-in-iaW, DR.. Ira ConRell.
Whereupon a COMMITTEE of three was
appointed to draw up preamble and reso-
lutiOns expressing the sense Of this meet
ing.
Drs. Summers, Sawrie and Mayhew pre-
scented the following:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the great Head
of the Church to remove from us our ven
cradle Senior Bishop, Joshua Soule, who
died this morning and
Whereas, The loss of such man is as
when standard bearer fainteth," causing
mourning through all our ranks; therefore,
Resolved,l 1. That We, ministers and pas
tors Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, Of Nashville, are profoundly
affected by the loss which we have
sustained in the death Of orr venerable
Senior Bishop.
Resolved, 3 That the life Ofsuch man,
one-half of which life was spent in the
faithful discharge of the responsible duties
Of the Episcopacy, and almost the whole of
1t in the ministry, is a lesson TO the church, |
and we, his survivors, ought to study it |
well, and initiate as far az we can its rare |
excellences, and cherish those great princi-
piles Of doctrine and discipline which gave
such development to his character and sue
cess to his ministry.
Resolved, 3. That it is cause of Joy and
gratitude that, though We are deprived of |
his presence, we can enter into his labors,
profit by his example, and see his mantle
fall on his worthy successors.
Resolved, 4. That we assure the family
aud friends of our venerated Bishop, that
we deeply sympathize with them in the
great loss which they have sustained.
Resolved, 5. That we will attend the
funeral of the Bishop tomorrow at 10
y tiOCh3 dl the MChenuIet
Resolved, 6. That these resolutions be
published in the Christian Adrocate, the
Banner Of Peace, and the morning papers.
THos. o. SUMMERS.
The following gentlemen were requested
to act as pall-bsarers: VIM. r. Elliston,
Esq, Rev. John Morrow, Isaac Paul, ESQ.,,
Henry Hart, w. B, Ewing, NJ Hamilton,
DR.. w. II. Morgan, n. HObson, Irby Nor
gan, Prot. A. B. Stark.
SERVICE AT MCKENDREE CHURCH, 10 o.
CLOCK A. NJ.
Opening service by the pastor, DR.. Young.
Reading the Psalm by DR.. Sawrie.
Reading the Epistle by C. c. Mayhem.
Reading the lst Hymn by Bishop Nc
Tyeire.
Extemporaneous prayer b. DR.. Summers.
Addresses by Bishop McTyeire and DR..
Summers.
Reading the 2nd Hymn by F. r. Hill.
Closing prayer by Rev. K. F. Bunting
Burial service by DR.. Summers.
II. n MCFYEIRE, Chm.
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MAenrr Arrs' CorRrs-J c. PhilIips

MAeHrEkrEs' CoURrs-J. c. PhilJips
c. A. Tallman and Peter Kline, appeared
before Squire Wilkinson at p P. n. yes
terdnv, D. answer the charge of stealing
still, the property Of John b. knowles,
Esq. Phillips and Tallman were dis
charged, ID appearing that they were inno-
sent, and Kline was held 10 bail Cor his APP
pcarance Cor trial to-day.
John lllliran, negro, was arrested and
brought before squire Cassiiy on a charge
Of stealing dry goods from d, l.. ScruEgs
al Goudlettsyiilc. He -Was committed for
trial al the next term of the Criminal
Court
Pat Reynolds was before Esq Patterson,
charged by Thos, Reilly wuh obtaining
goods under false pretenCes. There vas no
foundation whatever for the charge, and
Pat was houonbly acquitted, the plRiuIH
being required 90 pay the costs. The
prosecution In this cas- was frivolous, and
the Justice did right in requiring Reilly 10
pay the costs lt is pity the law did &c;
allow q tine 10 BE- assessed.
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WITHIN the last few days, couple Of
sharper, after boarding about week at
the City Hotel, decamped without settling
up their board bill Their good looks and
rather genteel manners went a great way
in procuring them rooms, although without
the usual accompaniment Of baggage
Hotel keepers would do well to be on the
lookout for such scoundrels.