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Marriage and Oeisaary Notices, alb
on aanAi4aAss, tAsts vsriiss, and heir
cirsslasa, ard ~ sstisss Of Pessnna'
chssaetsr, " Adnisaible,) will hs
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Editorial notices, Of rarely basinsss
character, snch ~ calling Attention %
cards rablashsd in he PsPsr. rsnsfha
apom h~siAssa hossss, And the reception
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

~ g Norton's lntelligsnccr,
which, in the lunguagc Of the old
lady, has been enjoying n .ickly
existence since il was brought into
life, has at last done what all radical
newspapers In tho South would do,
If not supported by government pap,
died out. 1t has gone up the spout
given up tho ghoss; il is no ,uorc.
Growing pesos to tho paper and ink
that IL has wasted. The excuse for
saspe nding Il Is, that there was an
liskmsst Mr.. Downing, = printer
employed in tho Office came in at the
usual hour In tho morning, to go 10
work, and iovnd burning fuse In
one corner,of tho room, aesr some
books, which he immediately extin-
guished, told the editor pro ten that
il was unsafe to continue any longer,
aud quit. II an incendiary really
intended to destroy the Office, no
chose = strange time to accomplish
the deed. The truth is, va presume,
the paper WA all expense and no
prost, and tho proprietor thought the
bsst way to gst rid OF il, aud 10 gain
capital for himsslf, was 10 trump up
this story Of an attempt to burn him
him out.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

Among the two million Of people
~ whom fcddo, Japan, is Inhabited
there Is not heegar In the .trssss.
not naa unable to tead, not a boor
not drunksrd, no. rufIian. An
example that puts to blush tho boast.
Cd home Of civilization.
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sketch Of pslrick. which shows that
ho was a man Of disgraceful .Aa)gge.
dast.. HS appointment to sdhes,
and Ais nsisaanes = Mat poaleions
ssca he faiIsd to naks his ssspes
was 70 aouk caused b his being :
Radical and leader u the " loysi
league Blu, fAcsc deyeler~cnts
have been a little too much for all
tho outsiders engaged in this dis
graceful business, and Patrick has
hecn surrendered by his bail, ana Is
now in prison.
- Manufactures am gradually
springing up in various portions OF
the state. i. ~s.s s.ss.....:Aea by the
following from the uaivesion News,
Of how rapidly many portions Of our
State might bs made prosperous BY
the exhibition Of little snterprize !;
"a correspondent Of 4hc Bolton
yourns, calls attention 10 the fine
water power of the Salado, aud calls
upon the capitalists Of Belt to u.s. ].
LOT mahh'aeln''"s P"'Po,.' ~
says there zoo men in Bell county
who coald Afford to donate sloo each
a"Y PoPo'y "" ~ ~.
- sap nnn mo,iJ IA Ill ,b.t I.
nov required, leaving cnlargomcuts
10 BE made ms might be demsnded.
He wants mandatory Of cotton
and wooden goods, which, we think,
would be but a beginning, consider.
ing the advantages Of the loality and
the probable rapid growth OF the sur
rounding country.
In Marshal and in tho vicinity the
nsess..,y hn;ldi,,. ,re already nm
'''""s 70 L., " =,
- /,
y , .'c.,ac 1870.
'"' s''1 -,
"' '," -,
u''s' VI '''
'V'''"
F9g- Tho Tyler Index copies the
Flags commentary upon our dcciar.
alton that our sauetum eas Il free
aud easy concern, and then remarks
We are fearful that there is zoo
much truth in the admission. The
ruin .mo"gn' WIN out sooner or
A a.. "' ~ '"s sa 10 W. ,".so,
easy concern, but that tho editor is
so lost to shame and hardened in
crime that he has the 'mpudeacc 'e
,h aN e.. . fa''s VI
M .,,.
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~ ssoaa nAsk o. Apspes dsacts
sAaA : sahsesihss's tins ~ ssp!se4
VI inAend, hsrealtsr, 70 - eaaA bnsi.
-AAArN-h- sAAna- iEalhA r eellses
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

~ Mr. Gas PsekesA Of IL rexas
Exps,ss coapasy, ~, adssps oar shAats
Tor Nsv Orlsass paesss.
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DAY o. rrn1scAssoH CsAxonb. We
have s.ssu coapsiiea 70 change our day
Of qualifications "a ssia NE nails In fu-
tara ths Rspshl;saa viii bs issssd an
Friday nosalaG.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

Csss Csssoss--wbat, Why W.,
Of csssss. 81 pasaag d \ casap. rs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

~ Ths Flag, Of Tuesday, copies
. paragraph froa the Republican Of
Saturday, relative 10 an outrage a..
lessd u have besn committed BY
soldiers belonging to the command
1t this plaoe, shich il accompanies
with . ssnnsst that wc consider en-.
tifely unwArrantcd. There is mani.
tested by our contemporary spirit Of
fa~lt finding. complaint, self AduIa.
lies, and :asiaxaiioa ~ to our
motives, that We were sorry to sce
exhibited. We had no intention,
and certainly no ides, that our re
narks would BE- construed into an
sseusaties tta' tlae Flag WIS wanting
il trath or indepenSenta 1t we
bad lsop inipYrasd personally that
s'leh astrusAisa bad bssn placed o.
Fsusrks written Ia haste asd i,smo.
diassiy pssesdiug the publication Of
Our paper, we should have publicly
disclaimed any, such Intentional
dissesstssy. But shs article, in our
jsdsnsat, hears no s~eh legitimate
construction. The intimntion that
II does 10 far fetched and forced.
The Flag il welcome 10 all the capt
tai il can make, BY self laudatiou,
provided II il not done At our cx.
psnss. There Is an old aphorism
that. in this case, is sxcsedingly per-
tissst; Solf praiss is half ,eandsl."
Az Conservative papers we believe
are ~ present outspoksn. There is
now something like freedom Of
sposeh. The writ Of Labsas corpus
issvespsessd. Bat there wss tinc
wAss n was not, and who's mon and
nsvspaprrs spoke their complaints in
=" bated Whisper" or wrote very
cauliuusly, or wore suen&.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

~ see advsrtiseasas 4 Bssailian
Agency. The Lad sssanssr hat wen.
out. carried u ~ sAiGrsas, l e,..
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IHS pFrsaAoaArAD ~ 8ts :
~ MkAA1a'-Iae CeHpkgssSsr
o. Aa,ses ! - r ~ -. lslaisepaA
g,ves ne fol!swieg ls1Assaal ssaalst
m =, = isse vh4ssss sncus''e 1sFs.
csassruia ~ vAtse 6fA1t l9labVf
Us per- cspt; North CitcIlsa, 80 !:
sou.A VelsIins. 90; Georgia, 80 |;
Al.bama 80. This i oAsieE,. ,Qsa.
srsi Indebtedness, scarcity Of noasy.
)! 'ss :. y ,'ssos - - ssesiHsl. IL
slaves,e sgissgs1e DSvuseirl -
cuUubcoUo0, G00 me yurIIB3R tM
pesdiag cur,s ef RSxtV m anii.
% wiIk sisSia ~ ~
1essotis- : - s1ss 49,. \
kscli1e viI1s,as- g.. ~ NJ, ~ 8
ness, thu psll4t IAetsne, ieSetb 4
tNR into t& ~ n VUA~~.sa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

~ We and Fstagad susen has been
iasAed ts.wess lue paFehsssFs 81 tie
itl.ilr0ad from Asssl...ii sc shrsvepoet
andeg de origiaat title Of the + r. X.
H. Compsny. No policy mr. YET has besu
Adopted The now directory II com
posed Of tho eight Louisville, Ky, gen.
tltmen mentioned in previous nun
Der Of our paper, with tho following I'D.
ditions From Shreveport, d N. John
son J. n. Howell, and Jack Wharton.
From Marshall, A. a. Busnl,am and
James Turner A meeting Of the direc-
tots WINS held At tho Irvine House on
Wednesday and continued on Thursday.
X. u Hall was elected President, and
W. A. liaaser, Vice President A res.
olation was adopted giving the President
or Vice President the power Of .sp
pointing and removing all officers. For
tho want Of time aud space We are con
straiued to defer any remarks wc may
have to make in reicvcasc 10 this new
organization until succeeding issae.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

~ lptsesist Csuvs soavsWss n On
ner esst Meadsy, and a narshail me
Arss Moaday il Ssss.
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EosruAn (cax. This sdvsstissnsst
will a>1ease che a11sn1isa os larasr
wherever car paFss sisssaa1ss. s5 =
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~ Gen. Meade has ordered that,
in his district, tho members Of the
Legislature will be required to take
The test oath. This will virtually
exclude every conservative, and con-
sign the ssa.sA under bis coatroI 10
the radicals. II Is 10 bo hoped TINT
Gen. Bushsaan viii not im;ssts hs
exampls. II b should d. -. ths
coalition Of I.ouniaaa, already a..
plorablo, win b rssdsrrd much
nqrs. rexas win BE- safs. against
sseh sdicts Il The conservatives will
rally, sd % their duty. II IN
people fill % % = they deserve %
b. The slavs Of sls4ss. +.
k,Ll<D Hv J.sansxixa Two nss
vsss reesau1 killed y lish,siax \.
WilsIsxtpA y. O.; ~. Nst4Aaei,fa'
Melessia. ~ Abcss II yeess ~
Rag. - y Mskl1eeet : ysengl sseb
wheAal tses ssesnbly oslaiasa ~ .
lAsislalsisn ,s,t1sasss 1Astsassr wrti
h1lls1'ts1>un1y ~ fEsskss survived q
~ nss<sts. =. m wsps ! lafYs NOR
Nv y ~ rsls = Nv ~, soas u
100 ..kS& saa1 sss fess=' = p y *a7 t4sss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

.. Ma1Ay ~ Tassday "
vsstAsr was sssts cool. Fisss, blastst.,
and oveesoala vsss u dsmaad. Hat
for the dssss faiIass asd natures ear
pssing ofgresu, il would have sssasd
like vjnlef. A a@
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-05-15

kiowA CoN AHcHE ApsxcY, !
ss9 ~ April 2Ath, 1875.
have seat 10 tho carr Of j q,
D. Blackbava, Of ShsrsssA Toms,
. snais boy Of eight n tc~ Years ii
ago, who wss broukht into tn sesn !.
~ BY the Ho-eo.ht band n Con ,
u,s'nchss. = Whore 10 was takss N
Tssas, o. hia saMs,l have nos bssa
abs 70 learn, He speAks or tAree
sistsrs; Sissy or Sarah, BeliudA or
Mellsda, and Mary. "lndAus I'm.
Cd saother,' his fathcr n a Kttks1g
dell" fle sisc spsAAs Of .lBsyts.r
Joshua "sim1u," laSsu ~ "a
points u himself " NJ JsAsSv \
This may head to his nas.sl1MN5cs
and rsstcsHticu " Aia Mi6sdesl vim
Mars was recovered frcn' thess ,ans
Indiana, sid aseee I fsw days slAec
BY hsf hrosAos To- NJ ho.s ana
fsisndA IL Tssss. 3 1Asa Nc4eo. -
have : black bcv Ishah ~ 90
osAsF baads hAvs cApsivssf Aips
s0oR 10 yecover. aa9es As ias al'al
u. L. LEAvBNwORfH, los
q y. Iadha Arsstl ii
DK1t,suifrtss ,-Llsh sasdy h,is.
very aark cys, 'ase brad, wy y
's"'' ssss ~ sseys 80
The 80 Asssris Ezprcss slssss
that tho sheriff Of Gnsiais~rs sssh-
y shot negro hamel Rishssd o.
-, me zsth sl'., killing hin is.tsssly.
4ns negro was charged with -.
ce'v'"g and solling stslSn goods, aal
wnsn the sheriff attempted ~ arrest
'svs'ed = qua, sselaimiag I" Ii you
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE Cow CAsE-The case coucerutns tbe
cow Of Mr.. John Owing. supposed 20 have
been stolen from him. was up before Justice
Buckley this moraing, when AIR. :. q ueea. who
sold the cow 70 Mr.. NJ. Buckner, proved tha-
be purchased he animal from q Mr. Gordon.
and ~ was turned over 70 Mr.. Owing. and ne
case dismissed. Mr.. Queen obtained a certifi-
cate thar the cow Was taken from ham. ana
said he would bring Mr.. Gordon forward. and
look 20 him for the loss OF the cow.
REAL ESTATE SALIENT Thomas Downing.
aucuoneer, yesterday sold lot No. s.. fronting
"a feet inches on the west side Of Jefferson
street, oy depth of us feet, improved oy a
three-s'ory orlck house. 20 Mr.. +. B Barrett,
tor sl,{75.
GRsN-The canal boat Meadiey cane down
the canal this morning, with $50 bushels corn
for Messrs. Darby L Tolbert-
ARRIVAL OF STEANkRs.-The steamer = a.
knight, Capt. Denty, arrived yesterday with a
cargo OF general merchandise from New York
The steamer Geo. II. Stout. Capt Ford, arrived
yesterday with merchandise from Philadel-
phiaA
FrsH.-sut 1000 herring were landed a, IN,
hsh wharf this morning, which were sold at
el2 per thousand
MERCHANTS ENCHANGE-The following
business was transacted on Change this morn
ing Offerings. 2.577 bushels Of red wheat
2.soo bushels OF white Germ. and $50 burhels OF
yellow corn. Sales. l.s5u bps heels of red
wheat, Al $50; as bushels do, at s3Os: $50
bu shells DO, at 81. 90 bushels do nj S30h 54
bushels 40, al $2T5; 1auo bushels Of whit.
corn, ri II ~: $50 bushels OF yellow corn. AZ
SIZE; 10 bushels do, damaged, at ~.
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AT A SPECIAL MEETING of the st. Andre s
society of Washington, ID. c., held Nav 2}d
Isec, the following resolutions were unani-
mOusly adopted:
hereas, BY the dispensation of Divine
providence We are called upon to mourn the
death of THOMAS W. SPENCE, our late Treas
urer, and one of the founders of this society:
therefore.
Resolred. That in his death is lost to us dear
associate and most hon ored member; to this
community in which he so long resided a
valued citizen; to the land of his birth a CRATE.
full son and zealous advocate, and to the dis
tressed OF his countrymen generous heart aud
helping hand.
Resolred, That we tender to the aged father
and family of the deceased our sincere sympa-
thy in their affiicton. and commend them t.
the guardian care of Him whose watchfuI eve
marks even the sparrow's fall.
ResOfred. That a copy Of the foregoing pro.
ceedings and resolutions be transmitted to the
family OF the deceased. and published in the
papers of this city.
WILLIAM SMALL, Secretary
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Gnasral Conference of the A VI. f. Zion
(coloredl Church.


NIeenh Bay.-Bishop Brooks opened the
Conference this morning with religious exer-
cises at the usual hour.
Alter The opening services, Bishop Brooks
arose and rendered his resignation from the
episcopate Office. to take effect from and after
the adjournment OF the Conference. Action
deferred till the afternoon session.
A letter Was read from Mr.. J. w. Aivoru
superintendent of Government Schools, which
reads, rmit me to call your Bishop Talbot's)
atte nton 10 the fact that il might be of essential
service it, in the present critical state of affairs
your convention would, in some formal reso-
luton, express their opinion of Gen. Howard,
and the continuance of the Freedmen's Bureau
II would have great weight with Congress and
perhaps be the means of urging through the bill
for continuing the Bureau, which is now
pending before that body" Laid on the table
for future consideration
According to appointment at 10 o'clock the
Conference closed and the installation of Bish-
ops took place. The ceremony was quite inn
posing, and at its close Joseph ]. Clinton,
samson Talbot, Jermain W. Logan, and John
j: Morse were solemnIy set apart as Bishops
OF the A. NJ. E. Zion Church The Congrega-
non was very large and the services very i'm
pressive.
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NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNioS.-This
body OF printers, Composed of delegates from
subordinate Unions throughout the country,
Will assemble AT Odd Fellows HslI. at 10 o'clock
on next MONDAY morning, when the President
of the Union OF this city Will deliver a wei
coming address 10 the delegates. About eighty
delegates are expected from abroad, who will
stop at the Seaton House during their stay IN
this city. After the session on TUESDAY the
delegates will BE- escorted and the city 10
view the objects Of interest; on Wednesday they
visit the public Departments in the city. and
on Thursday go down the river in the stea iner
Arrow, Capt. Staekpole. stopping at Mount
Vernon and the White House, taking supper AZ
the latter place.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Cooper Il
Latlmer, auctioneers. yesterday sold lots A. IN
subdivision of lou g. and IN square Gal, 80
n ;. Barnes. N U.s. cents per foor lot b, same
SUBDIVISION and square, 10 A. Campbell, ~
ls& cents per foot; LOT e., same subdivision and
square, 70 n. ;. Barnes Al L cents per foot:
lot ID, same situation. To same purchaser. az 10
cents per foot lot L, same situation. same pnr-
chaser, al u cents per foot lots +, G. and H,
same situation, same purchaser, 81 70 cents per
foot; original lot 2, In same square 10 n s.
Barnes, ats cents per foot. This property is
situated on East Capitol street. between 9th and
10th streets east. In the rear of walach's School
house.
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LARCENY OF BUTTKR-R>eorsryo Of III. Gs..ls.
About two weeks since the store Of Mr.w j.
Owen, next to the corner Of sth and T. street.
was broken into and robbed Of four kegs of
butter, and Lieut.. Kelley, Of the detectives, on
Monday recovered some Of the butter. The
day night. and Lent Kelly yesterday recov-
cred II, and also the balance Of what had been
stolen before, and procuring a furniture wagon
moved the truck, as also the effects Of the per-
petrsior to hsadq quarters, leaving word for
him 10 call for them. : = 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-A specia'
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of Public
Schools was held last evening in their room
at the City Hall, Dr. Walsh in the chair. Mr.
Brown moved that a committee Of one from
each district be appointed as committee to
prepare the programme for the annual exam.
nation; which motion was adopted. and the
Chair appointed Messrs. Wilson, Woodward
johnson, and Stephenson, as the committee
Mr.. Woodward, from the Committee on Ac-
counts, reported back the accounts of the
Treasurer for the quarters ending December
3lst, 1867. and March 31st, 1861, showing a
balance to the debit of the Treasurer of Slf.13
He also reported number Of bills: which were
approved and passed. Mr.. Woodward pre-.
sented the application Of Mary T.. Oliver for
position Of teacher; which was referred to the
COMMITTEE on the Examination of Candidates.
Mr.. Wilson presented a communication from
Rev. Father Wiget. stating that the annual
celebration Of the Catholic Sunday Schools
would take place on Thursday. the 18th INST.
and asking that the public schools be closed on
that day TO allow the children who desired to
participate in the celebration, Mr. Wilson
offered a resolution authorizing that the schools
be closed on the 18th instant, in order that the
teachers and pupils who desire to do so NAV
participate in the Catholic sabbath School
celebration, which was adopted. Mr.. Wilson
suggested that the teachers be instructed to
make out their bills by Saturday, under the
OLD rates. IN order to prevent mistakes, and the
increase au thoriZed by the late act of the Coun.
ellis would be paid separately to each tea cher
Ii was thought that the bill authorizing the loan
negotiated through the efforts of Jno. T. Given
Esq, would be signed and the money ready for
the teachers by Saturday next. Adjourned
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THE COJTR TS

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-This morning
Chief Justice Cartier announced the decision
OF the Court in the case of DIR. Grant vs. Nc
Culloch, (Secretary of the Treasury DENYING
the motion for mandamus on the defendant.
Judge Wylie announced the opinion of the
Court In the case of l.. H. Whitney VS. J. Il
FrIsbie, (the Soscol Ranche,) affirming the
Judgment of the Court below
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATK.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate have been reported
at the Real Estate Exchange Of R. M. Hall 18th
and ID streets: Part of lot 4, IN square lO4 2s
feet ON street north. at $l.650: 10 acres on the
Eastern Branch, at Sl,0OO square 1874, at 81 900
subdivision - in square 2e2 at $4,000: subdi-
vision u, in square l36 at S49l; part of lot 49, in
square - AZ feet on 21st street west at S6o1 81:
subdivisions 10 and IL, in square 4I3, at 81 900
SUBDIVISIONS 33 and 81, in square LOIS. S16S 60;
SUBDIVISION 8, in square 5l1, at $500; lot O. in
square ], G66, at SI.20O
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THE MUNICIPALELECTTON
NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE.


M ANTI RADICAL TICKET.
For Mayor.
JOHN T. GIVEN.
FIRST wARD.
For Alderman-wM B. MA9RUDER
For Common Council-RO BERT A. WATERS,
SAMUEL HUSft 6 SS WRoE.
For Assessor-cRARLEs 8. pENHAM.
sECoND WARD
For Alderman-CHARLES I. CANFIELD.
For Common oouncil-ALLIsoN MALICE, r.,
F ssssckos hiffE Effss
THIRD WARD.
ROE HSEsEhL Ss
For Common Council-wILsON Z BROWN,
NAH s SSkbtsS'
For Assessor-wM. B. DOWNING.
FOURTH WARD.
For Alderman-wM W. MOORE.
For Common Council-WM n NAELEY.
GEO sHoh jnEuSSaAHN.
FIFTH WARD.
For Alderman-eEORGE r. GULICK.
S IN i : r zisSsSsAs'
For Assessor-JOHN w. MEAD.
SIXTH WARD.
For Alderuan-DONALD McCATHRAN.
For Common Council-GEORGE ". MILLER.
JAMES N DALTON
JOHN Il. RUSSELL.
SEVENTH WARD.
For Aldermen-GEO WRIGHT, tleuR term)
JONAS B. ELLIS, (short term)
For Common Council-ROBERT v. GOODMAN
BENZ. r. LLOYD,
GEORGE BAUER.
For Assessor-JOHN H. BIRD. my25-6t
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RrTHos. BOWLING. AsctiOneer; GeOrests~u.
SALE OF VARIABLE IMPROVED PROPER
UNION HOTEL. GFoRGFTowy

viii be sold at public auction. IN TUESDAY.
the 9Th day a June, A: % 1855 on the premises at
% click m. the Brick House. with large back
bniidlnR: No. 81 Bridge street the residence of
the late James Fullalore, tao doors east Of the
Union Hotel. The lot is q feet front. add hss =
extending 90 the rear 81 the lot. The house hss
ten roc ms, including rogtn suitable for store
wlts tine cellar. There r. vster 10 the yard and
property.
Terms Of sale: One-tourth cash: the residue in
three equal payments at six. twelve and eighteea
months, With interest from the day ef sale: e. De
secured by notes OF the purchaser, and a deed 81
trust upon the premises. Terms 20 be complied
with within I'VE DAYS after DAY Of sale. A deposit
OF $50 VIII be required ~ time Of sale and the a
10y the purchaser.
The title il perfect
my A a THOS. BOWLING Aucf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

IMPEACHMKNT.-The second article charges
Smith, 400 eth ST., opposite the Post Office, with
selling better and cheaper Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods than any of his competitors. A
verdict of guilty is confidently expected.
p. Sour great closing out sale will COM
mence on the 18th d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

HEBREW FEsTIvAL.-The Hebrew Feast os
Weeks commenced yesterday evening. accord .
ing 10 the Divine mandate given in the 18th
chapter of Numbers, 10Th verse :-sOn the dav
OF the first fruits, when you bring a new meat
Offering unto the Lord, after your weeks are
out, shall ye have holy convocation; no SER
vile work shall We do II is season when
the Hebrews are called upon to remember the
law Of Moses, to cherish the lessons il teaches,
and TO hold fast to lis principles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

JEwELRr.-Siiver Plated Ware and Fame,
Goods received this morning al Prigg's On
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania
avenue, near Ak street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

NATURALIZATIoN.-Th morning. for an
hour and half, the Judges of the court We're
ouslly engaged in naturali Zing foreigners: and
having attended TO all such cases before them.
the regular business was resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-27

COUNTY CossTABLR.-The Supreme Court
in General Term has appointed Mr.. c. &.
Kimmell. lately q conductor on the city rail-
way, a county constable, and he has qualified
and entered on his duties. .4a