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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

men OF Independence Of thought and action,
metaphysics. fy ana politically, during our last
lpendlngl city election; snd any (peliticai)
oocy CT f6en who will allow themselves 70 be
led oy those who wonld violate thu mos. sacred
OF ali rlgnts-relgious freedom-by PROFOUND
ing questions OF religious nature to political
csnaidae are not properly qualified for the
ReSoired, That men whose character for in =.
teerity TO principle. probity, and common hon.
esty, Will not stand the test Of close investga.
ZION, or those who would desert their country
10 time Of legitimate war TO avoid the draft,
ought 10 be the last 10 set themselves up as
leaders or preceptors OF any political party.
Res0teed, That the only remedy that ia ose OF
TINS club haze who propose 10 ad journ sine die
as 20 secede or become boilers, and form their
own Pohtlcal organization, and be IL further
Resotred, That the whole subject now under
consideration be, and the same Is hereby, laid
upon the table
Rev. a. Bowen fcolorsd,) rose TO q priyi-
legged question, and said tha' he had said he
would vote for 10 one who did not believe In
the Trinity, and be stood ON that platform yet
He would vote for christian and moral m an,
ra'her man for one who il not. They, as u
people, were religious, aud put their trust in
God. he prayed 10 him for the freedom of the
race, and they received II.
Mr.. Watson.-We have got az the milk OF the
eocoanut ne Is opposed to the Doctors re-
1igious views. There were 1.5G0 Republicans
who did not believe the doctrine OF the
Trinity.
Mr.. Bowen.-Do you!
MT Watson.-No.
Mr. Bowen i would not vote for you TO
save your life,
MI Watson continued, saying that the
CHRISTIAN Church had split on me doctrine of
Ire Trinity, and be did not believe in the hum
busgery about it. Mr.. Bowen had said they
prayed to God, and for two centuries the slave
orlHer mad been whipping them by the grace
OF GOO, say ing. "Cursed be Canaan" &c.
Fulton Carroll, celored, thought there was
100 mneh quarrelling, and that some Of the
proceedings would suit better in q church
Inc SHOWS were now coming, and the CLUB
should ADJOURN and let the men 20 home and
prepare for winter, and not have all this quar-
reIhng Why, that man (pointing to the STAR
reporler) has got all these things down now
Mr. Mapnery, colored, moved to adjourn
The Chair DR. Boyd The motion to Law on
the table, embraced in his resolutions, is first
In order. He put the question, which was lost
Mr.. watson only voting IN the Affirmative
The Chair. The question now recurs on the
MOTION to adjourn sine DIE, and II makes no
difference 10 ME whether IL Is carried or not
for II 1t is, hold myself still the President of
me Radical Club for six months from its reor-
ganZation.
The question 70 adjourn siae de was put aud
carried-Mr. Watson only voting in the mega
tive.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
GNrsrNESTs. &c, TONIGHT

AGREEMENTS. &c, TO-SEGHT.
TATICNAL TEEArxR- Edwin Forrest ss
'Othello," II Shskespesr's grea; tragedy.
leland HALr.-Grard Fair sud Festival
tCr lie osreh; O. ne new Island Baptis.
EDl-cn.
PCTOMAC HAL IsLAND.-The Fair hy me
t.achsrs and pupils OF Grace Church SUNDAY
School. for the benefit OF the Library, thIs
evening. The ladies have many attraction
aside from their personal charms, 20 induce a
fuD attendance. can and see them.
TErRrBsNTB-sTEEET BAPTIST CHuRcu-
tsir and Festival this af5ernoon and evening,
and duriBg ne wesk
lsTzEEoTT HALL-Ths celehra-sd lsctars
by Professor HutchIDRs, the great huUorls.
fh'se7ening. VII be rare literary treat.
WASHINGTON CITY GARpFx-Grand Rail
lis evening
NErRsFOLlTAN HALL--A fine prog rsmme
re-r4cE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

TEE RIVER FRONT, Dec IL, l-o7-The i'll
clement state OF the weather TO day has caused
partial suspension Of operations among the
wharf dealers, and almost an entire cessation
of arrivals and departures of vessels. The
storm is quite severe, and the whole broad
surface Of the Potomac presents an angry
aspect OF surglng waves and fragmentary col
lectiOns o.; ice flakes. Appended is the list OF
arrivals and departures:
HdTreys WhaIf.-Arrived-Stea Pioneer
Captain Olden, from Accotink, with wood, .or
Harvey, Clarke 4 Given.
c0TteT's Schooner G. W
Holmes, Captain Dixon, from Havre-de Grace,
with l66 tons OF coal, for :. &. Magruder
SAILED - Schooners j. II. SegUin, Captain
French, for Georgetown, % load with coal fer
anEasterD port; Samuel II. Travers, Captain
Apologize, down the river, light
St1ih street WhGrf.-The steamer Express,
Capt. Talbot. due at this wharf at u m yes.
teTday, had not arrived a. 10 a. m. to day, On
her last "Trip 10 Baltimore she ran aground and
was somewhat damaged, which may account
for her delay.
Potomac Ferry Wharf-Arrived - Steamer
Wawaset, Fawke, from Currioman and river
landings, with a heavy cargo OF produce and
live stock. and large number of passengers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

fIsHIsG FOR BRICKs--0ther efforts hay,ng
failed 70 raise the barge Rsnown, which sanE
a couple Of weeks since across the channel in
front of Eleventh street wharf, loaded with
Jo,0W bricks, the contractor, Mr.. r. f. MAGE
mas undertafen the Job OF fishing from her hold
me bricks In the same manner that oysters are
caught Yesterday the work was commence
aud couple OF hands have since been en-
gagged with oyster tongs taking from the vessel
pnt the contractor has hopes in he course OF
bh.e OF accomplishing the task The sinking
OF MS barge across the channel nas proved =
aaoye me point 81 which she Lies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

1HE STORM.-This morning, before DAYLIGHT
rain storm commenced, which froze as IN fell
ana subsequently snow and hail fell to the
depth OF nearly three inches. few sleighs
made their appearance. and the street cars
have had rather nard time of IL all day a
number running off the track. The COMPANY
have been compelled TO put four horses 10 each
car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

TIE REASON VIVA great MANY persons
have called n tue President of the Washing
ton Skating Club to know the reason why the
grounds are not ready. The reason why is
because the members have pot all paid n n IN
assessment of five dollars per share, for i'm. .
proyements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

A SPLENDID FRESH LOT of Winter Clothing
Manufactured IN the very latest styles, and
sold at the lowest prices, including Over
coats, Business and Dress Suits, and every
variety of Furnishing Goods, has Just been
received by liable q Co, i6S Pennsylyania
avenue, between Sd and < streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

TIE HANDsoMIsr assortment OF Velvet, As.
trakan, Sable, Chinchilla, Velvet Cloth, Bea-
yer Cloth and Opera Cloaks, with Mufs 70
match. Also, the best Lyons Velvets, all OF
MS own importation, at the lowest figures. al
M. Williams, 336 Penna. avenue. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

REv. FATHER IoUNG's AyNIvERs
Wedr esday next (iSth inst.) the 5Ota anniyer-
saIy of the ordination of Rev. Father Young
VIII be celebrated at ST. Dominick's Church,
South Washington. Solemn High Mass will
De celebrated In the moraing, and a ser
mon appropriate TO the occasion will BE-
preached by Rev. G. j. White, OF ST. Matthews
Church, and in the evening Rev. Father
Rooney VIII deliver lecture on The cele-
bracy Of the Priesthood" Right Rev Arch
bishop Spaulding is expected to be present, as
also nearly II not all the priests in the DIS
trict. Rev Father Young Is a native of lower
maryland, and Is now N the 7ith year of his
age. He IS In excellent health. He was or.
dained at Bardstown, Ky, and has spent mos
OF his life IN that State and Ohio, being engaged
principally In mission labors He was the
founder OF the first Catholic Church in Cincin.
nan, and IL years since he was a prime mover
IN the missionary work in South Washing.
ton. which resulted in the erection of ST. DOM.
hicks Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

FOR CHILBLAINs AND FROSTED FEET
whites Embrocation Is q specific. Price 81
per bottle. For sale at 4ei Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between ~ and 9th ST. Gets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES at the cele-
bra,ed Oak Hall. Smith Bros. Il Co. Mer-
chant Tailors and Dealers in Gents Furnish
ing Goods, No. i6i 7th street, opposite Poet
ONCE. II6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES .-Contem-
plating 10 change our business we will sell,
for 30 days only, our entire stock OF Mems,
Youths and Boys Clothing, at IS per cent
less than our regular price. Heavy coats for
IS TO $40, all wool pants from - to SC, heavy
vests at -, and all other goods in proportion
at Barr's, corner Of 7th and sts l2,5I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

Now Is YOUR CHANCB.-For the next thirty
days, Al the famous Oak Hall, p per cent. dis
count from old prices. Smith Bros. Il Co.,
Merchant Tailors and Dealers in Gents Fur
n,shing Goods, No. i6i 7th street, opposite
Posi- Office 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

REdBNEER THE ORPHANs.-In order tha. All
FAY have an opportunity 10 assist In beautify-
Ing he CHRISTMAS tree Tor the Protests :
orpnan Asylum, the following places have
been designated as places Of de posit-Nr Bal
lantynss, Mr Ruppert's, Pnilp & Solonon's.
Ars- Glitch, MI. Ridenours, and Mrs Nor.
eeczs- J. - earnestly hoped thai q generous
pablo vii MAKE tbe littIe hearts rejoice IL
desired, the names OF ne douors or for woom
.o'sr aed, ray Dc pa On he pscr1ge.
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MARRIED,

kEEFE-pEvINEY. On the 9th instant. ar
sAl0s;MiIs GhSIss h the
II. DEyLNEY, siiof this city. 'r' MAJ
OUGHIRTY.C0oPIR. On the 18th instant
~ Rsy, 2; Mesdor; EDMARp IL. BOUCHER.
NV 10 MISS EMILY COOPER, both Of this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

A HOUSEHOLD WoRD.-The best, the only
reliable, the cheapest. Try il. Mrs. s. a. Al
lens Improred (neto style) Hair Restorer OF
Dressing, (in one bottle.) My wife and chIl.
dren prefer il. Every Druggist sells IL. Price
One Dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

BLANKETS OF ALL CoLoRs.-Red, White,
Blue, Grey, and Brown Blankets Horse BIan-
kets, OF all colors. Five lbs Blanket for 50 So
Ready-made Sheets, Bed Conf forts, Feather
and Hair Pillows, Bolsters, Mattresses, &c.
ADAMsoK's, 5)6 9th ST,
Ills one door from Penn. avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

$3.50. FORMER PRICE Sl3, then reduced to q l.
and now selling at S95o-our Box Goats. This
coat is heavier and better trimmed than our
former ones ar sl3. A. Saks & Co 5l7 Seventh
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and ID
street IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

FUNERAL OF MR.. SwArN.-The funeral OF
Mr.. Bennett Swain took place from his Iafe
residence, on NJ street. between 10th and IItb
Sixth Ward, yesterday afternoon. The funeral
sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr.. Olds, OF
remains Were accompanied to the Congress
sional Cemetery, where they were Inferred In
tue procession was the Grand Lodge and
Eastern Lodge, No. Z, l. q. o. F., and Wash !.
ingion Naval Lodge. Ne. 4, Of Masons to all
which lodges Mr.. Swain belonged. The pail
bearers were w H. Rowe and M H. Grimes
Of the Grand Lodge; j. G. Cullen and q. r
James, OF Eastern Lodge; and a.. H. Ellis, A
Gaddis and q H. Gaddis, Of Naval Lodge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

THOSE WHO WANT the most attractive ele-
CANT, and standard Books, at very low prices.
should not forget the Great Book Auction IN is
evening, at 80 Pennsylvania avenue, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, conducted by
l.29,l: VIM L. WALL A. Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

SALE OF SToRR.-Messrs. Cooper Lati.
mer yesterday sold a brick store, lease and
fixtures, on the northeast corner of 5tn and H
street north, TO Frank r. Barker for $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.-Lieutenant Tai,, OF
the hfth precinct, reported that q man named
henry Bogler, arrested last night by Officer
HoWes for being drunk and disorderly, at
tempted to hang himself after being locked
mp IN the cell. by tying his handkerchief
aronnd his neck and fastening one end 70 the
upper par OF the cell door. A fellow prisoner
IN the came cell gave the alarm and Officer
Nash cut him down.
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CITY ITEMS
Masonic Notice.

WASHINGTON. Nov. !, Ise5.
". D. LarEer, Fsg., Secretary Of tie Kasogi,
Hau 4ss.etat.0n e Westington, %. c.-Desr
Sir: Enclosed please find resolutions OF the
" Harmony Circle" adopted 81 a meeting held
october, 2ls- instant, which, IL agreeable Won
VIII please receive. Respectfully,
Copy l. /. BOUT, Secretary p. T.
this day, Il was unanimously resolved-
LIST. that the " Harmony Circle" give a
Grand Masquerade Ball for the De nett OF the
New Masonic Temple, ION such day as The
eaecuiive committees may select;) and be il fur
%. That q copy Of these resolutions be trans
mitted to the Masonic Hail Association for
their approval A. ADLER.
Washington. Oct. 81, 1867
Hasoaic Hal Association Of Wash,aetoE,)
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1867.
H. Il. btout. Esq Dear Sir: Your communi-
cation (as Secretary pro teB,.) of November 7,
1867. transmitting the resolution adopted By
the Harmony Circle" wherein they resolved
70 hold Grand Masquerade Bali, for the ben
eft OF the Masonic Temple 70 De erected in
his city. has been received and lad before the
Board OF Directors, ana they direct me 70 say
10 You that the received OFFER OF Harmony
through you. their thanks for the In teres: man
ifesied BY the Circle In the success OF the en-
terprlse IN which the Association il engaged
respectfully &c. N. ID. LARrRR.
Secretary.
WAsHINGToN, Novem ber %, 1s67.
". ~. LdrHer-Dear Sir: Your oommunica-
ton OF November 10, Is At hand, a.knowiedg-
ing the acceptance OF the resolutions OF s.Har-
mony Circle" OF Oct. 81, 1867, by the Masonic
Hall Association.
through Won, that the Masquerade Ball viii
come on on Monday evening January 6, 1862
at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street Re-
specially. IL. BLovr, Secretary, r. 7.
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LIGHT, BROWN, DRAB. CHINcHrLLA OVER
COAT, beautifully made up at sI5-worth 500
A. STRAINS, Pennsylvania avenue, near lIth
street, opposite Harvey's Famous Oyster "a.
loon. >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

If YOU WISE to buy your Christmas presents,
fine Gold Watches and Jewelry, you will save
fifty cents on each dollar by going 10 L. Alex
snder's, 240 Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and 18th streets. IlsJ:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

TIGER SILK MIxBD SUITS, heavy and
nicely made up. at sl7. A. Straus, PennsyI-
vania avenue, near 1Ith street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

In SECRET SEssIoN-The Nationsl Star.
Council of the Soldiers and Sailors Union
League held secret sessions al Wood wardis
Hail yesterday and last evening when REPORTS
Were received from each State which M a
said, showed an increase OF Tue m I'm bership
Of The State Councils Several plans vera
proposed FOR carrying on the next Presiden-
tai cam paign, some Of which were tabled az
ter much discussion thereon IL has transpired
tnat Gen Grant 3 the choice OF the Leag ae for
the Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

FINE FRENCH AND SCOTCH CASHMERE
SUITS S2o-worth SIS. A. Straus, PennsyI-
yania avenue, near l1th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

CH1LDRENs BoYs' AND YOUTHS OVER
COATS, all colors and prices. A. Straus, Penn
sylvania avenue, near 1ith street .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

BROWN MELTON Sits, got up In the latest
New York style, at sl3.5U-worth SIS. A.
Straus, Penna. avenue, near In street 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

TRUSTEES OF COLoRED SCHOOLS re- THE
MAYOR AND CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.
From the interest fell in this case and the
tact tha. there has been some misconception
OF the exact bearing of Judge Carriers dscis-
ion, We give 1t below in fuller shape than i
has yer appeared.
On me motion Of Mr.. Riddle TO reopen the
judgment in this case, Judge Cartier, in dis
posing of the case, said, in substance
This suit was brought by the plaintiff. TO
recover their proportion Of the school fund for
the year ending win June. 1S65. The court
decided that the fund, under the act of Con
kress, should be divided among the school
children. white and black, equally, according
10 their numbers, ana that decision will stand
as he law of the case.
The case was referred TO the Auditor 70 re-
port under this rule W hat amount was due 10
the plalntns- He reported that II would be
one-hfth- This Is acq guessed in; but 1t is now
claimed that the sum specified by him is, in
fact, not one-fftn OF the fund, but much less:
and u ts made pretty clear thai the colored
Do they get less than they were entitled 70 un
der the actl The Auditor reports the whole
fund IN round numbers al $4,000, and Ne
awarded 10 them one-nfth; and W lille this is
admitted, IL Is eontended that this whole sum
went TO the white scholars, which Is more
than they Were entitled 10. If so. can this
Court remedy itl 4 think not
Dad i feel that had the power 70 correct the
setting aside the judgment, j would do so
without hesitation But see no way In wnich
Il could give the relief sought Inasmuch as
the ofhcers OF the Corporation erred in paving
10 he ~hu. schools of the District more than
the law authorized them 10 pay under the rs
sessInent OF taxation. the Court IL asked 70
order these Corporation officers - paw a larger
amount than that authorized to the cOLeT,d
schools This the Court cannot do
My view Of this matter may De an erroneou
one. but my Judgment Is based upon the
assessment for that year, and not upon the
action OF the Corporation IN paying The money
IL does not follow that because they have paid
one creditor more than Is due him. that they
should pay another creditor OF the city cor
respoDdingly more although both creditors
stand on an equitable plane with reference to
the duty OF the city. IL Is legislative cues
lion rather than judicial one. IL 4 -S-s
were sitting a. a council called upon 70 adj
minister equitably the power Of the legislator
i shoald be very apt TO carry out the spirit OF
THIS law In rendering 10 all the ChildreH IN The
lent OF the law what was properly due them
desire IL 10 be distinctly Understood THAI TINS
dscrimlnation thar has accidentally transplr-d
between the white and colored children OF this
instruct Is not 20 De tolerated under the opera.
ucn on mat law thai makes no such distinction
IN me Failure. and II any inference OF that kind
10 Drawn from my remarks they are IN.
autnorized, for 1 shall deal with them without
respect 20 color.
De mo -lon was overruled, and Mr. Riddl,
ior me piaihtns, gave notice OF aR appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

CONSERVATIVE Army AND NAVY UNION
Inc regular weekly meeting Of this organiza.
ton was held last evening. Captain Geise, OF
me committee 70 provide speaker, reporte 4
n at the COMMITTEES had secured Prof Al. a,
Griffith. OF Chicago, who was Introduced, and
proceeded 70 give recitAuous
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WAsHINeToN. Novemh.r DO *,
THE NORTH WIND both Blow.

The NORTH WIND Doth Blow,
And we shall have snow.
And what will the robbin do then, poor thing
III De Were sensible bird. he would buy
himself good warm Cvereoat from Hen
nine's, corner eth street ana Maryland avenue
who 10 selling at 10 per cent. discount, to re-
move TO No. 5l1 9TH street, intelligencer Build.
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

RECEIVED THIS MORNING direct from the
importers, splendid new styles Of Cassimeres,
at greatly reduced prices. Smith Bros. g. 60 !,
Merchant Tailors, Oak Hall, 46i 7th street. op.
posite Post Office. Ii,6
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dels-st
EINE LIQUORS AND TEAS.

The best PALE SHERRY on sale in the r..
plsrlei; price SO per gallon, OLD ROSE
MAIklRA -: very hnn Old VIRGINIA
H WHISKY, Sc hEcTAR, 81: PERFECT Love
rior TEAS. would cail attention % a very in,
6, Tea At SlT5, better than any sold on tho ; b
caDef Tea Companie-.
DE y 80 VI TENNEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

DE. WHITE, Chiropodiss, ss4 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Fouf-and.a-half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment of
Oorns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints,
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescsnces, &c
Once hours from Q. m. 70 9 p. m. No charge
for CONTINUATION. Eatahliahed 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

ANOTHER INVOICE Of those splendid new
styles Of French and English Suitings, AZ
Hall. Smith Bros. Il Co, Mere hant TaiIors,
No. 464 7th street, opposite Post Once. lI,6
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
EINE GROCERIES AND LIQUOR

FINE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
, NV Layer: nslsnsia; sssdls.s. and Saltaua
COOKING BBANpIES and WINES for Min
Nest: SPICES. figs. ALMONDS, PECASS,
ENGLISH PICKLES. WORCESTEE> HIRE
SAUCE, and all kinds Of CHRISTMAS GOODS'
W. VI. TENNEY
De ls-J Georgetown. ID a
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KNIGHTS OF PYTBIAs.-Past Grand Chan
eellor q. M. Barton and Grand Chancellor
VIM +. Westwood, KNIGHTS of Pythias, left
THIS morning for Philadelphia, and will estab-
The officers and members OF the Grand Lodge
VIII ieave here tomorrow morning, and will
install the Grand Lodge OF the State OF Penn
svIIanIa, IN Philadelphia, 20. morrow night.
On Saturday evening, they will attend cor, :
piimen, airy benefit TO the order at the Arch
street Theater