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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

- gentleman who rode from New.
York: to- Hartford in train full of
Demoeratic delegates, remarked, whc:.
the conddctor took his ticket, that he
thought his ticket was FIRST class. The
conductor told him he was right; VIII, D
he rejoined,,- sWell, either L, am in a
second-elass car or else the: es going to
DO q Democratic conventional
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The Minneapolis Tribune says {:
A woman whose name We were unable
t. le,rs, was found dead in IN ont lot
near Big Lake, . night or two since.
Whether she came to her death by foul
means, q died from exposure, is not
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19
SP1CER g. CARLISLE,

OflCEk " CARLISLE,
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND PHGNIX BITTERS.
The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1886 by one Of
our most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases Of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges.
ton, Costiveness, Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detail
ed accounts Of perfect CURES
Effected by -theeo invaluabla
Medicines. They regulate the
System and put all the func.
lions Of the body in a healthy
condition.
Sold by all Druggists White Rowland, Pzoprt-
etors, Successors to DR.. John MofIat and Dr. ". B.
Wopet IS Liberty Street. New York.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

The English War Office has re-.
ceived additional dispatches from the
oommsoder of the army in Abyssio;a.
The English front remains uacb,oeed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19
So Plaintiff Att>-uey..
Dated 81 Cloud. January 31st. 1865 fe.S-s.

IIHSfC AGE 81 Notice isIie-ety giv.u H.:
IS5s eiaT has led mace in the coadir;ons Of or
IT,: - 49, n!uGe and executed BY William "
f"''@- l'sac Grove On the I'd dry Of July 4 y.
I ~.,rs- ~ said 1saac Csowe duly Assigned T. Z
r. = - Ea:Iwin tie 30th day 81 March. D ~
s.a is1 g 9 vas seerdes IN ti,e Sd cay # Deeera
.e"county in estate cf Minnesota in Bo5k E.
d iao; 6 pases os q. and said as.igna =,se~ss
rec 5rd"a en- the III = day OF Nay 4. D. 1856, in ed
if:e IN Beokt' Of m ar:gases, Page1a.5. There's
cisllised to be due on said the date Of It's
notice. the Gum of Three Hu red and Seventy dollar.
aud twenty cents. 4 S%-'' = so
No proceed at law have been commenced to r.
cover tee debt secured by said orta Or any par,
thereof. sfhere;ore in pursuance Of power Of sale
contained IN said mortgage and in accordance with
Abe statnte@in such case made and provided, the
Premises desc ibed in sid mortgage. towa:s -
The SOU tn east quarter Of SECTION No thir1ycne l1
an township No. oneh hundred andtwenty To rdr.e
No thirty in he county Of Meeker AFORESAID Will be
at pnbhe tc the highest bidder on tie s7
DAY OF APRIL A D. lsos, at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said day at the front door of the office Of
E..issr Of DEEDS. in Forest City in the county Of
F: EUGENE BALDWIN, Assignee.
>o"'eo "du''AIS Oh 1coS. JansS-6w-msr5-.t
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

&C. K. PAWS, ESQ.,. Of St. Paul,
~ been appointed United States Dis.
triot Attorney for the District of Min
nesots, and has been confirmed by the
Sspste. $780,.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

There are reports Of heavy rains
end freshets in Illinois, Missouri and
Kansas. Travel in come places has
been obstructed.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

1t is reported that previous to the
appointment Of Adjutant General
Thomas Secretary of War all interim,
the position was offered to Gen. Sclo-
field, but declined.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

--rcacher<. Students, and other sntelli.
w gent Men aud Women, in business paying
partie ulars, address AEtGLER, AlcCURDY + CO.,
Lombard Block, Chicago, III $:'~, nSl
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19
CALENIC INSTITUTE.
MEnIUALREpORr

NEuIIALKEPUkT, rrice
I. "A % cents, jasf published.
on the diagnosis Of sve, eria |
diseases, giving a concise de-
scriptiun Of ,hcva.ious c!isaa>, :
affecting the urinary AMI zen, =.
rstive organs. Especial! atten-
'-.ioa lias been given to S:,t~mG-
;orrh.d or &miE0l Ht.iHU.ss
"a th>eaSe slrnse universal
msons the young men OF the
pre,.e,t day. we'll known to he
IN ~ Al
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

Hon. George r. Vickers, of Kent
county, has been elected United States
Senator from Maryland vicc Philip +.
Thomas, who was very properly denied
. seat for disloyal sentiments and ex-
pressions.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

"A Memphis dispatch Of the 9th
says: The county election to-day re
suited 10 the defeat of Democracy by
500 to l 900 majority.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

The Tribune boasts that there are
no less than FIVE green houses within
three miles Of the Falls of St. Anthony
-an evidence that the citizens appre-
ciate the beauties of nature.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

s.vv7Aernp-A lot Of ALARN'CLOcKS
Nv -jus.s,he thing to &C., HSH ny s"V
in the morning For sale ~ ooon1e'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS.

Vegetable Soup.-Take two potatoes
aud two onions, with two turnips, one
carrot, little parsley chopped enc, salt
to the taste. Cut the potatoes IN quar-
tiers, slice the onions, cut the turnip in
quazters, slice the carrots. Put all in
= stew-pan, with three pints Of water,
and salt to taste. Boil it down to one
quart. About fifteen minutes before it
is done add the parsley. Strain it, aud
serve with light bread or toast. This
is the recipe of a late eminent ph ys;cian
Of PHILADELPHIA
Potato Puf:.-Take cold roast meat,
either beef, mutton, veal or ham; clear
it from gristle, chop small, and season
with pepper, salt and cut, pickles; boil
and mash some potatoes, make them in
to paste, with one or two eggs; roll
it out with dust of -four, cut it round
with a saucer, put some Of your season.
ed meat as cne-half; fold it over like a
puff, prick or nick it neatly round, and
fry it light brown. This is an excel
lent method Of cooking up old meat.
A Nice BREAKFAST Dish.-Boil BALI
dozen eggs hard, cut them into halves,
and cover them with sausage meat.
making up into balls; fry them rich
brown, and serve them with a good
gravy.
Butter Cookies.-Half cup Of su-
gar, one cup Of butter and three eggs !;
roll thin aud bake in moderate oven.
These cookies improve with age.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

-"Nasby" remarks, in q private
note: "There is good deal of oratory
in me; but don't DO as we'll as I can
in any one place, out Of respect to the
memory of Patrick Henry"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

NTATE OF MINI tc6ERay
~ Seventh Judi1-l Diss4iet, County Of S,earrs-s
'..s *:s..5. S Ss+s N'"''''s" }.t..ss=!
-aDes c. .a,eney, bSsndast : x "a
lie State. OF Minnesota
seto Jan = q shepkT, Tho abovt anfedDesnasr.
4YuaFs hereby supalone4 and fesair Id to answer
the Complaint III this action, which Is on lie in III.
once a tss Cse1k of ti1s Ossrt At his o1hee in tbs
town Of st. Clo:d in said Stearns County star. q
Minnesota, and to serve copy OF your arewerr tL.
SAID complaint, onth- subscers their Office in sad
.le%A y e. Cloud, within t!eusy days aerv ~ s--
wee OF tins summons upon you exclusive Of the dav
a<such service Ind Il you tai tolsnzwera Il.
COMPLAINT within the time AFORESAID, ipe Plaintiff i1
e'h action VIII take Judgment aiSst you 'foc IT,
that uu al per Cent. per nnul.i frl II AID sim.
the l3th day oi August 4 D. 1885,. tssades 4.r cost.
and DISBURSEMENTS.
dot,DCN q CVLhiNS.
plaintiffs A,,.-u-y.
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n s.LASD OFFICE, ST: CIotT: viz;

n S. LASD OFFICE, ST: cIotD. IfSN
- -: ~ u;.u resrusry 5th, 1865:
&r: louars hereby not fedtoappearat +iiS oe..<,
1aSHh DHf> 81 MARCH, 1865. al 70 9eicct IL
IT, tseRsa1 Ct the s4iad.s eedfhes'.nl the1s SHOW
Sa..e WY your H9mss'ead Eetry No: ss5s. In.ds
township ~ rage y in District lands sutee;
70 hae al st. Cloud VIM sekouldnof Re csncE-J,
U. II. johns alleges an abandonment thereof by ";
You viii Le PEI hi ed to contest suchshowine.
s.;!s s!Ea - ass-I gHENRH o. lVAIT. 6tHfera
Sc yJg z!s ;-s-sg h: 6 kIKsANK, Refilar..
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD: MIN.
-EeiIrt. ~ -

7 AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD: N1sS.
II February 14th, l3y:.
Jeses -WuAsleys y
s,E: i.u are hereby notified t. allear d, TIL, ,,f.
on tie ID DAY OF APRIL 1856. q, 10 o. ~. ~ I!1:
tbe isF1loon 9ffhs said Day and "a ane ,Ler. show
You septenitsr setu, stl upon sGewI h. .%sv
section - township 126: ranye3s il IL. tI-;:,'r
lands subject to sale at St. Cloud MINI eh ,l. i,
pent thereof by Yq1 and propose. tI.eu and ,s,
Sthe SANE when you VIII Be permitted 10 ccLS,r
Iach showing. :. 1s:- - . 80
HENRY c. WAIT. Keg.,e,
aeo9t6~G'f :: al. C.. 4UKEASK Rece;re-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

Andrew johnson is the first Presi.
dent from whom soldiers have refused
to receive brevet commissions.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

The Faribault Republican notices
the erection of potash mandatory in
that place by Heinrich & Hunter.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

1t is reported from Abyssinia that
the English captives are more lenieutly
treated by King Theodore.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19
FURNITURE.
and deal in none but the best

the best. Also large stock of all kinds OF.
Chairs, Mattresses, Spring Beds, SC.
Repairing and ordered work promptly
attended to. Give US q call. Rooms on
St: GERMAN st., St. Cloud, opposite Cath
olic church. 49,.
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/ AND OFFICE, IT. LoUD. MINI
~ MARRIED.. ,ths

+ AID OFFICE, r. LOUD. MIMI.
~ Manir3I, l3os
>t'ry s. Du:hrg!:
S.E ipu ate lerety .,ot.icd t. aDp.ar =, ,,,;..
"a '.'e i. III DAY " A+kiL lota. a, 't.-' +
IN I'VE aesfnt,n Of The sa cay aud thea AID ~. 49,
by you 4p'i H Iz, i,G .5s; ;' Yry a., t' ~ ~
Il" sec'!t4 :, ,9wn.Iip u. r.ape - ~. 49,
'I'c' 81 '1.c= suLJect /, saie at st. ilin III" 3d.
sko.la Lex BE- canceed: az Fla,el la!a,.I u.ni
,sra " lem 'ntre4 ~ you and proe. tL-s 49,,
tEeIe 10 enc" tie =ai!e v iiti. vi. y ri i . 80
70 contest such Showing '1 PsiA4sse
Mar-5-cwI II. G. Eiht.%
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19
PATENT MEDICINES

Trusses and Shoulder Braces; Kerosene
Lamps and Fixtures; the choicest
brands Of chewing and smoking, -:
Tobacco; Imported aad sEhl~
American Psrfansry and Toilet
Articles; . great variety Of Hair Z
Oils, Cols9nes, Pomsdes sad eoaps;
Hair, Flesh. Nsil, and Tseth, ;4kvPt.e
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rEIxyD-oF1cEsBr CLOUD MIN.
klsrTr.--T---r- - February I'D, lSSs.
1,s LaSpprMCY, ST. cLopp. IVY

TT t. LaSpprMot, ST. cLeUp n,y, -7-V :.
'atte't L.-F;>denduryA
III g. KILL y tx s,p. a: T. ,A.<es
,s 1"rsn9n u qe .Ad tLec AUD - IN
aaya Ehy III SsR tsss sn:s t. = 10y
j. ~ u. uer q sss ~ = s'. a.h,
3 3, Cloud hn, au wi We oa1ss e. - No., ss's
Aan.'Su S4e;es ~ nfonluent tLere., 80 -,
r NH :. l1sn aa hef !. .Lo~ so
' w. '''oi - 'oIiest s1eh, showing. -:
msr:-;u HENRY G: WAIT, Ksyi.ter.
nie'''"J ii. I. BL kBAIk e.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affai,s m aeefsetsxn.

The BOIL FRIzzLE CAsE-It will be reeol-
seet,d ioat last Sunday week an assault was
con 1nsusd upon John w. Frixzle, oettsr known
as y u,l Friixie, " above Georgetown, near the
Aqueduet Frizzle swore out warrant against
MS assailan 6, and charge was also made by
one OF them against him. The case came be-
fore Justice Buckley yesterday afternoon. Ed
ward woody, Jos. Shearer, and w Woodey.
were charged with assaultiug j. an w Frtzzle
The former was required to give bail for court
and the latter two security to keep the peace
John w. Frizzle and John Frixzie Jr were
charged with assaulting Edward W oodey. The
former was req uired to give bail for court and
the latter security TO keep the peace.
The PoRT-The steamer Thomas E Cahul
Capt Maize, has entered and cleared from and
to Baltimore. The steamer T.. G. Knight, CAM
DENTS, LETT her " harf this morning for New
York. with cargo Of merchandise. inclusive
OF about Loo barrels of -four. She was 70 stop
at the Navy Yard and Norfolk TO recei We addi-
nonal freight for New York. The steamer Geo
h. Stout Capt. Ford, left this morning with
merchandise for Philadelphia.
FIsH.-About 5000 herring 400 shad and loo
faylors, arrived al the FISH whsrf this morning
Shad sold at go per hundred, herring at 80 per
thousand, and taylors at 50 cents per hundred.
IMPRovEMENT.-Mr. Frederick Shaffer has
built two comfortable two-story brick houses
on the south side of Bridge street. between
Montgomery streets and Rock Greek They
contain six rooms and viii cost about a.. sS
apiece when finished.
FLoUR--Messrs. Herr weleh have shipped
this week.
LIST OF LETTERS rerranInx I'm the Post
Ofiee Georgetown, ID. G, April 30th.
Ladies Ltst:-Mrs A Brown. Kate Branuan.
Miss Annie Brown. Rachel Bury, Mrs Cherry
Burrough. Miss Mary A Cullen. Miss HELEN
Carroll, Mrs Charlotte A Clarke Miss Hattie
Collins, Mrs Susan Hatton. Mrs Margaret
MacoInb. Ellen Meany. Mrs Maria Catharine
Pettit Mrs VIM Piles, Mrs " K RamsIy. Miss
Sallie Silence, Mrs Lizzie Williams Margaret
Woods. Mrs Catharine Young.
Gentemen's List.--ieo Addison. Jos Brown
Walter Benton. John ] Barreil 4 Co, VIM
Crou, (colored) Sandy Colbert, VIM Coal. J :
Duval. Capt Benz Edwards. Chas S Gray, VIM
II Gizzin, Milton johnson, Il Kelley ID Nc
Dewitt, M. Morrissey, Geo Beloer. Jos j Sabbs,
VIM st John, Chss NcKendre Tousan, NJ
Trundle. John Tanner Noores Il Nicholas
John Woodwork, Frazer Weekes, VIM Welsh,
VIM. Wharton.
The UNION HoTEL.-This excellent house
having been thoroughly furnished by the pro-
prietor, K. A. Shinn, ESQ, is rapidly filing
with boarders
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EQUITY COURT, Judge Olin.-To- day the fol-
lowing business was done; TRAY agt. TRAY;
order of reference TO auditor to report on prop
erty of sale. Essex agt. Essex; do. to report on
partition. Wheeler agt. Douglass; do do Is.
sex agt Essex; order appointing Mary Essex
guardian ad Item TO ". ID. N. Essex. Hunt
ct al agt. Stevens; order appointing VIM. XII.
Rour trustee TO recovery. McClery ct al. agt.
McClery appointing commissioner to obtain
ans wer Of infont. Davis agt. Veitch ct al: or
der of publication against absent defendant
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MR. BRADLEY NOT A CASDIDATE-Byt the
Letter given below IL Will BE- seen that f,,seph
H. Bradley, ST.. Esq, declines 70 betvUe a
commends the reelection of Mr. waIIach:
WASHINGTON April -. 1-6-.-S r. Sylrss-
ter. Esq. Chairman, dc.;-Sir: sea BY q report
in to-day's papers that at the meeting held AT
the City Hall last evening. over which you pre-
ssided, was mentioned a . candidate for the
Nayoralty al the approaching election. l Deg
you 20 state publicly, and especially 10 The ad-
Iourned meeting 10 be held 20 morrow. that the
use Of my name IN that connection was wholly
unknown and Unauthorized by me, and that
have steadily refused 10 permit il TO be so used.
n is well known that have uniformly recon-
mended the reelection Of Mr. WaIIach. and
thai think he can unite stronger Ccnserv-
alive vote Than any one have heard named
am, sir, very respectfully, &c,
jos. II. BRADLEY
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW s.
Arn.ernenfs. &C., To. Night.

aETzERcTT HALL--lGraBd concert by Miss
Jennie Busk, assisted by eminent musical tai
enI
ODD Pillows HALL.-La,iies' fair for hem
EFT of the Columbia LyIng-iB Hospital
PRoY KkEIs' ACADENY.-The fifth animal
Nay festival Of this academy will take place
Ms evening
CHURCH or THE EPIPuANY-IIiustrat.dl ao :
fure on Mount Sinai, by OCr. Kellogg, toe
American artist, for benefit of the Church OF
the Incarnation.
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JEwKLRY.-Coral, Jet, Pearl, and MalaSite
Goblets, Call Bells, Ice Pitchers, Casters, re-
eeived this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
near Az street.
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FINE MrpDLRsKx BLUE FLAyrHL Surrs
thoroughly sponeed, Goats lined or pulined
at A. Saks & Co., 517 9TH street, between Penn
eylyania avenue and ID street.
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Nav SPRING GooDs-We observe at Messrs
liable Co, No. &66 Penns ylvania avenue, be-
tween Sd and ~ streets, one of the best selec-
items of fashionably made Clothing for Mems,
Boys and Youths spring wear, that we have
seen anywhere, and at very low prices.
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WASHINGTON AND BUFFALO RAILROAD
The city Of Buffalo, New York, voted on Tues
day, by . small MAJORITY, TO loan S5,O0G,OO0
TO the Buffalo and Washington Bairoad. The
election WAS spirited. a little over half the
popular vote was pooled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-30

DIR. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, 42i Penn
sylyxnfa avenue, between ~ and 9th streets;
established 1861. Corns, Bunons, Bad Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles. &c.,successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be worn
with ease Immediately after the operation
Hours from a. m. to y. m
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MKN's, YOUTHS AND BOYS REApY-MApE
choice selection of samples TO make up to order
In the best style. All prices guaranteed lower
than the lowest elsewhere, and full satisfaction
guaranteed every purchaser.
NOAH WALKER Co.
36s Penna ave. bet 9th and 9TH sts
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WAsHISGToS CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL UHIoN.
special meeting Of delegates from the Sab
bath schools of the city was held last evening
in the First Baptist Church, 18th street, Mr.. J.
NJ. Johnson, of the Calvary Baptist Church, IN
the chair. and Mr.. j. G.. Judd, of he 18th street
Baptist Church, secretary. The meeting was
opened with singing. after which the president
read the 1I5th psalm, and Mr.. Murtagh, of Ry-
land Chapel Sunday school, offered up fer
vent prayer. The president stated that the Ex-
ecutiye Committee having taken action in re-
gard to the approaching anniversary celebra.
ton. TO be held May 18th, that did not give
satisfaction 70 some OF the schools. the commit
tee had called a meeting OF delegates 70 make
the necessary arrangements, that all might
have voice in the matter. The roll of sc hOols
was called by the secretary, (Mr. Judd) and
~ enty-seven schools reported delegates pres
emit. The proposition Of the committee was then
read. and, after discussion, the following ar
rangements were made The schools Of the
Island division Will meet AT such point as they
may determine. and lay out their own line sf
march and place OF holding the exercises. Tn
schools from Capitol Hill, the central sections
and the western portions Of the city, will meet
IN the Presidents Grounds, and thence march
respectively to the Cor gregatIonal Church. cor
nsr 10Th and G streets, Wesley Chapel; corner
5th and streets. and 10 the First Presbyterian
Church. AZ street in each CT which places the
report will be read. and the usual exercises DE
held.
The Union then proceeded to ballo, for chief
marshall the following being nominated:
Messrs. Parks. Quick. Judd, Stickney, Dyer.
(deelined,) and General Howard. The name OF
General Grant was proposed, but the President
said he was not entitled 10 b. a nominee as he
was not Sunday school man. daughter
VIM. Stckney- Esq, OF Calvary BaptIst school.
was elected on the third ballot. The folloyiny
named were chosen division marsAals, r 4;
Judd, for the schools west Of 9th street; o. &,
Wight, for schools east OF 9TH alnd west Of Can.
itoI: j. c. Dulin, for schools east of CAPITOL
The leaders of singing were then elected Mr
Parks, of New York avenue school, for the
Congregational Church; Mr.. SAsrrett, Cor Yves.
1 Chapel; Mr.. Dyre for the First Presbyterian
Church. II was resolved that the general line
ofmarch, after leaving the Presidents grounds,
shall not extend further east than Seventh street
that point being selectea az the central point be-
tween the churches named for the services to b.
held in. III.
The delegates from the Island schools held a
meeting and made some preliminary arrange.
ments and adjourned To meet In the Seventh
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening next
May SIN, to perfect their arrangements. /,
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MAY BALL NAY BAIL misses and Ct Il
drens White Boots and Slippers just received,
at Wilson's, 500 eth street, under Odd Fellows
Hall. 8
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISENENTS.

rGEoRGErowN; Acsn 1877 x. 1903
b. allowed 70 remot. from their hs,s ~.
other matter liable to become nuisance into the
he street scaysn ger ires q cost. "
Othsrwise they will be subject 20 sscs rea~irs-
be y ~ wshGH'
A LwAYs soMETHINs NV AND DEsTR
Just rsceiy ed from the New Youk auction sales
.CoLoRID SILK GIMPs AND PRINCES
GfGSEs AZ sNSPs ih
all the most fashionable shades. Call at once ana
convince yourselves. T.. GETMAh,
III Bridge street.
sp cot Georgetown, ID. 9.
ny THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr., Georgvtova
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
OF FAMILY DECLINING HousEKEEP
On FRibhY MoRNIsG. May I, 1858. at 10
O'clock, will sell at No. 100 High street, above
and Kitchen rSTDituTe aso an o. e.nesst
sor,nent "f Blankets and Bed and Table Linen.
Spring AND SUMMER GOODS
JOHN II. sMOoT. 1Is Bridge st Georgetown
large If p2 sSS and .o
A hSf Ff bS GsS %Srscing sencr. -ssty Of
SILK Mixtures and Alpacas. for walking and tr.T
cling suits; Grenadines, Mohsir Checks Organizes
FrtncI and other mnsiiS.. 'b be., a%slis. SsiS.
sooss Jacont Dimities, Linen Cambria II an iker-
chiefs and Irish Linens. Parasol. Alexander And
other Md and SILK Gloves. Hosiery of all kinfs
boop Skirts, best make and sty les with full sun
ply OF Table Linens. Spreads. Napkins. Sheetings
Sbirtings. Mating. Toweling, &C. Also, Cloths
Sassimeres, Twseds. Jeans, Drillngs. Checker
Linens. Cottonades Frills and Duck for Gent
and Boys wear Having but few old goods cus
temers VIII be shown an almost entire lew stock
at thu lowest possible cash prices
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.-We ha,,
- Sst Opened large assortment of FANCYIaps
STAPLE DRY GOODS, embracing l0l pieces
Beautiful Dress Goods for spring and summersuits,
fro m p cents to per ya,d 6,eoo yards Cslie,es
IS 50, for dresses and wrappings l0.oo yards Of
bleacbed and unblesched Cottons. good yard Wid-
blesChed cotton l2h. Feather proof Ticking
Table Linens Large stock Of Csssimers and other
goods f'r men and boys rnI.NrS MILE.
ap B-lm 1O1 Bridge street. Georgetown.
FUR Knit RKl
Having enlarged my Ware Rooms. which giy--
ne increased facilities, ] beg leave TO
OFFER 70 the public my large and wel-
selected stock e
FUN ITURE,
sUfTs FOR PARLoRs.
BED BOOMS. SITTING
AND DINING ROOMS. &C.
In soliciting share of the public patronage
can only say will try my best to Plesse,
141 Bridge Street,
Georgetown.
p. s.-A Fine Assortment ofLOUNGEs
sp 7-3m