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RESCUE OF PRISONER AND RIoT.-Op
Wednesday night Lieut.. johnson and some OF
ms men in going through the upper portion OF
the Second Ward found a colored man named
L. III. johnson armed with a sword which be
was brandishing about, and he was taken in
custody-the Lieutenant placing him i'm charge
OF Omcer Steele to take to the station. hon Sc.
The officer passed along street with his pris-
oner, and when near 18th street he was met by
crowd OF about forty colored men, of whom
one armed with musket and bayonet ap-
peaTed 10 be the leader. and he asked where the
officer was taking the man, and received the
answer, Ito the station when he ordered the
omcer 10 let the prisoner go, and the crowd
rushing up loosened the prisoner from the Off. :
GERS grasp. Officer Steele Immediately made
Tor the station and the mounted men proceeded
70 the locality where they arrested Shadrack
Gaskins, Henry Jackson, John Rodgers, b.
Johnson, Thomas II. Johnson 1.-THE rescued
prisoner), Isaac Roberts, Charles Bailey, L,
HarkeeH, and Ward Taylor and they had a
bearing yesterday morning before Justice
thompson. Henry Jackson was fined 500 for
carrying concealed weapon and committed to
Jail TO answer the charges OF rescuing a pris-
oner and riotipg. Shadrack Gaskin was COM
mitted for rescuing prisoner and rotlng The
others We're examined on the charge of rioting
and Rodgers and b. johnson gave bail tor
court. Taylor was dismissed, and the others
committed to Jail for court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

GENTLEMRN's White Duck Suits, White Mar
settles Vests, Fancy do. Brown Duck Suits,
&c, in abundance, at Geo. G. Heanings No.
Sill 9TH street.
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SEIZURE OF ToBACCo.-Collactor Clephane
to-day made a seizure of eleven boxes OF to.
bacco, brought from Richmond by a man w he
gave his name as Jacob Goldstein, and who
was undertaking to sell the tobacco (Which
bore no inspection marks by sample. Gold.
stein was also dealt with under the corpora.
ton laws. and in default Of payment of fine
was sent TO the workhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

The Rock CREEK CHURCH FESTIVAL has
become so popular that the far ladies in charge
nave been compelled TO yield 10 the public de-
mand for its continuance, and announce thst
~ Will not clio = this evening, as origi naIly in
tended 1t Will continue to-day and to.mor-
row, afternoon and evening, closing Saturday
mig nj with an auction sale of all the rare and
BEAUTIFUL articles which have been on exhibi-
uon aud remain unsold. The grounds a-e
brilliantly illuminated every evening with va
nous colCred lights; fine band of music is in
attendance and the whole scene presents a Sc
flrs OF views worthy of fairy land, the spark
mig eyes, silyery laughter and graceful move
naehts OF the pTettiest ladies in the ten miles
square serving very well 20 heighten the ilIu :
sion.
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and while IL recommends subordinate Unions
70 hold their meetings on week days, it regards
attendance upon Sunday meetings a. I'm Jus,
when enforced upon those who are consci-
entiously opposed to meeting on Sunday.
Mr. Sti;h, Of New Orleans, offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolced, That this National Union congrat.
ulate the Journeyme Printers Cooperative
Association Of the city Of New York, upon the
success OF their enterprise, and recommend the
establishment of similar orgauizat tons in other
localities Passed unanimously.
Mr.. Young, the Secretary and Treasurer of
the Journeymen's Printers Cooperative AS
sociation, returned thanks for the compliment
Passed.
Mr.. Troup, of Boston, offered the following:
Resolred, That the subject OF a general am
nesty be referred to the officers of this Union,
with power to act. Passed.
There being no other business before the
Convention, the Chair announced his readi-
ness to receive the report from the committee
appointed 10 prepare resolutions of thanks.
Mr.. Oberly, Of Cairo, then rose, and in a neat
speech expressed the grateful acknowledg.
menfs OF the delegates of the Convention TO the
COLUMBIA Typographical Union for the I'M
bounded hospitality which it had extended to
them during the session of the Convention.
Inc secretary OF the Committee afterwards
presented the report. embracing resolutions Of
thanks to the Columbia Typographical Union.
of Washington, ID. c., for the ma inner in whic
tney had entertained the delegates; to the Com.
mlttee OF Arrangements, (naming them indi-
vidually,) for their unremitting efforts to con-
tribute to the comfort Of the members of the
Convention: to the ladies of Washing ton, for
floral tributes: to the reportorial and editorial
fraternity OF the city for the courtesips shown
through their journals, and to the retiring on
GERS OF the Con yention for the fruitful manner
in which they had discharged their arduous
duties.
Mr. Cavis, of Washington, IN behalf of the
Columbia typographical Union, expressed the
heartfelt pleasure which they had experienced
in the brief intercourse which they had had
with the delegates from abroad, and wished
them safe and happy return to their homes
The Convention then ad journed sine die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

NATIONAL TEACHERS AssOCIATIoN-The
next annual meeting OF the National Teachers
ASSOCIATION will be held in the city of Nash
vile, Tenn the 10th, 10th and 2lst days of Au-
guN next. The Legislature of Tennessee has
by Mint resolution welcomed the association to
the capitol OF the State, and rendered the use of
both; the Senate Chamber and the Hall of the
Representatives for the sessions Gen. Eaton.
-tre state superintendent of public instruction.
with the hearty cooperation of the princIpal
receive the association with one of the warm
est welcomes ii has ever met. The National
Normal School Association and the National
ASSOCIATION or School Superintendents will
hold their annual meetings in connection with
this meeting. Many of the leading educators
OF America may b. expected, and questions of
profound and far-reaching interest will be dis
cussed.
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3D. 10 rHI LADrns. AS
4Sl

Tsshsessble FANCY GOODS 1t dow. ,rsoe. iuss
opening Ct reUN0 BBaRBN DIS. LED TN e.
Lsdies win ma Il greatly 20 their advantage to
efvs them . call, and md HRIE rs, BUTTONS
RIDBoke end THINNING GO, all oolors end sisss,
- tAsis ysaey 1DDsrtan, ssar y 1Sln'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in ths
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resem bic.
the odor Of a rare and delicate boouet O
flowers, and in this respect is unrivailed. a
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for man,
hours. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

CoNvALEsCRET.-Onicer Smith, of the sew.
enth precinct, whe was hit over the head and
badly hurt on Monday night, when on + street
between I'd and Sd streets, in the discharge OF
his duty, and officer James Bell, of the second
precinct, who was thrown from his horse in
the Seventh Ward last Monday, and badly
hurt. are both getting better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

skTwEKN I STREET AND MASS. AVENUE,
nas Just received IN extensive assortment
IAfESIEI BRUee8Lo, THREE-PLY, TAPIe
TBI InGkAlN. FINE AND COMION
INGRAIN OARPBTIN0
Also, . splendid selection Of RUGS, MATS. 10
FLOOB OIL CLOTHS,
al widths, IRON 5 feet to II feet vide
CANTON MATTINGs, PAPER HANayun,
WINDOW SHADES, LACE Gu RTAINss
CORNlCRs, STATE R0DS, &C.
All work guaranteed, such - banging p.ss,
making rpa laying Carpets, &c. .S''
Give ne call, OF 3s6 1th street, between I ap
Massachusetts, uveuus. A -,
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PAWNBROKERS,
Tar GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER

The remarkable facts connected with the disoov-
cry and history g the GettysburE Kstalysine
Temedy for Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Dy.pe psis,
hleRey- Urinary, Bronchial. and other diseases
including Debility and Prostitution Of the Vital
The water Of the Gettysburs Spring SeonT. 70 ~:
sikalines or ssrbonsted class; The bicsrbonates
along list Of disorders Of the stomach and bowels
AN ALMOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF
CATHOLIC PRIEST.
ST MARTs CHyRcH, CHtsrSur HUI, PHLA-
beg leave TO offer my testimony reg.riius
the The wa, water q estty:5a5s spTias; After
my experience corresponds with all that h a. he-n
asserted about the medicinal virtue Of this water
nave suffered from Chronic rheumatism for six
teen years, and during that period have been
,Ssf oGIs.9n. confined g bed for i've months with
on the sth of December. lss6. and believe that a
s OF s6s ssP ST ,s TORN s,s had the
was SO crippled in every Joint that could not
cav, my room during elgh, months and expected
Since commenced the reeu ar OF the water in
n9sss S q ALL three times day have been
ent date; the rheumatic principle is entirely
water. without any other Kind Se rsH.Sq q .se
dam .sSOIm9aso ~ stiffness sri.ns from the
daily q So far from S Sso ep, S
,lme oisssrees5iy snectec my general health has
my neishbors TO use the water, aud ia Ia. erecrH-
ally cured dyspepsia and kidney disease.
This il the first testimonial OF the kind have
sNtr written and now send IL TO you through .
feeling Of duty to the community. i have DELAYED
for long time in order avoid the slightest risk
OF haetiness or delusion- Most earnestly 4 would
recommend this charming remedy 20 all persons sf-
ted by any Of the ailments TO which IL l. an
T. X. MORTALITY, ID. d.
Dr. Huber, Of Gettysburg, and DR.. shearer. Of
Baltimore. also report curative efe sts Of the IA
talysine water. involving the solution of urates
hard lumps OF rheumatism.
NEW YORK HOSPITAL, 3ls Broadway. May 6,
lsee.-We have used the Gettysburg Kataly sine
Water in the New York Hospital many mouths,
chiefly In cases OF Rheumatic Gout. IL has been
very efhcacious In ell the instances when IL has
JAMES yANDERPoEL, ND.
Home Physician, New York Hospital.
~ Fer further information % 20 the CUR&-
IlNE and PR0PHYLACTfC effect Of thIs
WAITE we refer % our Circular, which viii be
iurnishec free 81 charge on application 20 j. r.
Milburn Co., W. {: Thompson. Brown a Co. c.
Y. q. simms, kidwell Son. William b. Entwis :,
calvert Ford, Wallace Elliott, J. b. moore,
bucket Buckle, W. Wall. Marin Bro Crorley
SMcLeod, John Conghlin, Y. ID. Gilman, waite's
Pharmacy, Druggists. my zs-l0ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

JURORS FOR TIE JUNE TERM OF THE GRIM
NAL CorRT.-l esterday, the Register of this
City and the Clerks of Georgetown and the
Levy Court drew, at the Office OF the Clerk of
the Court the following TO serve as Jurors at
the coming (June) term of he Criminal Court
winch VIII be convened on the 1 9Th instant
Grand Jurors.-James = Stettinius, ith
ward; George w. CheseIine, 5th ward; IT. N
Easily, LIST ward: George T.. dement, 5th ward:
Chrisuan +. Schmidt, list ward; Peter Bonn
ttn ward Robert Mcfarland, 9th ward; George
- hepburn, sth ward; j. Nicholson, George
towni Pierce Shoemaker, county; VIM Davis
county; X. T. Miller. Sd ward; Henry Messer
.Ih ward Edward Simms, ith ward George
u 4 Dung, Attn ward; James I. Cross, 9Th ward:
LEWIS Schwlng. Sd ward; Reuben d. Dietrick
50 ward; A. K. Shepherd, I'd W ard; John TX
Howard 4th ward: Frank LinkIns LIST ward:
A Snyder, 9Th ward; Charles Osslnser 5th
ward. ~
PetIt Jurors.-T. A. Newman, Georgetown.
u Nollard. ith ward: VIM. Jones' 4th ward.
James Nanderwerken- Georgetown: John w
Nay. county; Joseph Gerhardt, 81 ward: John
y Hill, I'd ward, Charles Milburn. county. +
Young, county Richard NJ Hail. 18th ward:
James +. Young. I'd ward; Henry Queen.
county John :. Cragin, LIST ward: Charles II
HAL 20 ward; NJ. l. NOerr, LIST ward: George
Son mems cfmldt, ith ward ID. T. john on 9Th
ward Samuel Williams, LIST ward. Willard
j. McDeImOtt, 5th ward: David JTlImau .rb
ward; Samuel Wallach, til ward: Joseph r
CassIn, Sd ward. James Goddard, GEORGE
town; John ". Wetbereil, I'd ward: Reubsn
a Bacon III ward. William Vernon, George.
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

WHITE WoNRN's FRANCHISE ASSOCIATION.
meeting is 70 be held at the City Hall at SIX
O'Clock this afternoon, for the purpose Of or
ganizing an association for the advocacy OF
woman suffrage.
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DIED.

BRENNAN. On the 4th inst at II O'Clock n
n, JOHN, beloved ION of Edward and Catherine
Brenran, aged 10 months and Is days
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
Washington Arsenal on Tomorrow, saturday }
the 9th inst, at O'Clock p. m,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

lNDUsTRIAL HOME SCHOOL.-A meeting of
the Board of Managers of the above institution
was held last night. Reports We're received
from the lady teachers, showing the work of
the organization for the month of Nav, pro- wing
that the school is q success, aud asking an APP
preparation Of 800 to pay salaries of teachers
ne reports Were adopted. A report from the
Home committee showed that five children had
oeeh admltted since the last report, but no pro-
vision could be made for them until a chsr,sr
had been obtained from Congress The report
was received. The Chair stated that he had
interviews with Senators and Congressman
and he had no doubt n charter would soon h.
obtained A report from the Workshop Com.
mlttee stated that the boys Were proficient in
the'r work, and that arrangements had been
made with gentleman TO learn the BOYS trades.
by which means the expense of a teacher would
De saved 10 the institution. A report from the
Georgetown Auxiliary ndustriaI Home School
for the month of May was received. asking An
appropriation OF sl20 to pay expenses incurred
Inc committee on ways and Means reported
indebtedness of the institution.
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SALE OF FARM.-Messrs. Hall & Ross (late
X. NJ. Halls Real Estate Exchange) have sold
the farm-contaning 10s acres-on the new
Bladensburg road, opposite the Metropolis
View properly, about three-quarters Of a mile
from Boundary street, TO Charles Stewart, late
OF New York, for s22, 600.
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FINE CARRIAGEs.-Messrs.A A. j. joyce A.
o. shipped a magnificent open carriage of
Their own manufacture 10 Virginia yesterday;
and have just finished for j. ". Thomp soa,
Esq, one Of the finest shifting top buxxies ever
seen IN this vicinity. This enterprsing fra
kaID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

BOARD OF POLICE.-The Board of Metropoli.
tan Police Commissioners held their regular
semi monthly meeting last night, when the f,-
lowing business of interest was Transacted
Edward Gunson vas appointed an additional
private on the force. TO do duty at the Treasury
extension. The application of John Thomas
for a license was rejected.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted,
Whereas the time having arrived when the
Official connection of his honor Mayor WaIlach
as mem ber of this Board is about 10 terminate
and in view of his long and faithful service as
mem Der, il l. hereby
Re S"i~ed. That the thanks of this Board are
shown for the welfare of the Metropolitan
Police force, and the kindness he has mani
tested 10 each and every member of the Board.
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MARRIED

WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at t
STAR Office.
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WHITE WOMEN SrFFRAGE-The t,llouine
are the resolutions which will be discussed al
the w hite Women's Franchise Meeting this
evening, Al the City Hall:
EsSSlred, That 10 deny 10 white women the
right Of suffrage Is most positively and practi-
caIly to assert that white women are inferior
70 black men.
small and compact, having bat one controlling
legislative authority, Is most suitable for the
experiment of doing tardy justice TO woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-05

DISABLED SOLDIERs.-The quarterly meet
ing OF the Board OF Managers of the National
ASYLUM for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers WAS
held in this city yesterday. Seventeen hun
dred disabled soldiers have BEEN cared for oy
the board during the past quarter, and the sew
eial asylrms are reported in a most houri sh
ing condition. Additional buildings are TO be
erected at Augusta, Dayton and Milwaukee
Dunn toe summer, with accommodations for
three thousand men.
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PROPERTY TRANsFERs.-Thef following real
estate transfers have been reported Al Hal A
Ross Real Estate Exchange. Lot ~ in So uare
LOIS, At si25.5s; part lot 10, in square 5fs. AZ
sI,sCt; g Ito acrcs, partly in MONTGOMERY and
partly in Washington county, at 80, so par
sub. ,. In square al, ~ feet north street
At sl,9O; part sub %, in square &c. at sl35: lot
4, part lots and =, and ali Of lot ;, in square
Az. at sls,7C0.
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Ht17N TRUNKS, y
110 With McMurray's Patent Stays
without extra charge.
TRAVELLING BAGS,
LADIES' AND MEMS eATCHEkS.
THE LARGEST STOCK AND GREATEST
VARIETY IN THE DISTRICT,
PRACTICAL MANDATORY OF
JAMES s. TOPHAM CO.,
~ 0OLH1
SEVENTH STREET.
One Door above Odd Fellows Hall.
REPAIkING.-Trupks, &C., thoroughly and
promptly repaired. at short notice.
Our MoTTO.-G0od Work aad LoV Prices.
ans eo3m
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW 8.
The Municipal Election.

coNTEsr As TO THE PIFTH WARD DKLEGArIoN.
Mr. George +. Quick, who, by the Mayors
Proclamation was declared elected an Alder
man frcm the Fifth War, has received a notice
from Mr.. Appleton p. Clark his opponent that
ms election will be contested, on the ground
mat u. = soldiers Were allo wed To vote: and
the Councilman elect from that ward-Msssrs.
Ferguson, Zimmerman and O'Meara-haye
received similar notices. IL IL said thai the
votes Of the soidsers referred 70 were marked
as hey were received 30 that it can be easily
asee1iained for whom they were cast
In the lower Beard, should the Con var, Vas
tom NE EIita Ward We admitted, there will be
majority OF three Conservatives, and II the
Republican contestants, then there will he A
Republican majority of three-tbe remaning
wards being tied. The usual certificates of
election nave not yet been furnished TO the
fiftn ward delegation by the Register, and it
IS stated that ne will not furnish them 1t is
TIE DUTY OF the secretary of the last Board, Col.
D. A hall, 10 call the new Board 10 order, and
there IS considerable conjecture as to whether
Fifth Ward according to the Mayors announce
menr or leave out that delegation altogether
nnul 'ne question can be decided
~
EXCURSION OF THE NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHY
CAL UNIoN.-The Convention adjourned yes
eruay afternoon at O'Clock, and the members
awaited themselves of an opportunity presented
oy me Committee OF Arrangements of the Co.
lumbia typographical Union, of this city, to
visit Mount Vernon, the White House. and
other points of interest along the Potomac The
steamer Arrow, Captain Stackpole, left her
wharf al O'Clock, with n party of about three
hundred on board, comprising the delegates of
Inc Convention, members of the typographical
Union of Washington, and a number of
friends OF the craft. Accompanying the
party were about hundred ladies
Heads band was along, and at intervals
discoursed choice selection of music
At six O'Clock Mount Vernon was reached
" men me party, forming in procession. passed
through the grounds 10 the mansion, with
heads uncovered while fling by the tomb On
reaching the old homestead, the procession
separates and each one spent a short time as
theIr respective inclination prompted, in view
ing the mansion and grounds. After an hour
spent in this way the party proceeded 10 the
grave OF washington, where, as previously ar
anged, they formed a semi-circle In front and
after dirge from the band. brief but eloquent
addresses were made by Mr.. Cayis. of Wash
lngtoD- and Mr.. Oberly. of Illinois At the
Close OF these ceremonies the excursionists pro.
ceeded IN the steamer Arrow 10 the White
Mouse, where supper was served, and dancing
kept up until IL O'Clock, when the party re-
turned TO this city.
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493 M0NIt ehoA1k- 1873
CITY LOAN OFFICE.
GHIsEIIN CO.,
No. 493 TWELFTH STREET,
BkTWBEN = AND y STREETS,
hnr anna frruu D1r.su ulx-su sIen

BETWBEN j AND u eTkEETs,
One short square from Pennsylvasia avenue.
ohicers and Clerks Pay Accounts purcbssec-
nh 2sly.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT oonl
s1ecial Get Of consrses IN che s.fe keeping unas
Carsbtes, Of Government Bonds, Silver Plate,
valu able Papers, and eli descr Dtione OF
and for TIE Rentina Of SAFES inside Of are and
burgla,-s roei vaults: onGs7SSs n d 4. syesns
Geo. W. Riees w m s. Huntington, Geo. n. PlNn1
Gro. o. Igsns, D. p. Snyder, y ethaniel Wilson.
p Brown, Prestdents G. .. Bvans, Vice Presf.
dent Eve. g. asfinstsa. Treasures; D. p. enyds1v
Ode Hsan-A n. 20 a. L. 81
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Sic 9unecsEcucr.

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Seiten ne5 8unre5 fenneu Die NereiniA<
ten 9taatsn eff felt hem Muebru9 res
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9eredt.) 90 lan3e her &rie9 rausrte,
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res Satr 1866 lab ba8. b0h1te Ginfomz
men, ras Der Buno. je aebabt:.sZ Son pa
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puroen he Steuern i'm @an;en un, nidt
meniser als rs Miuionen ~berabseleBt.
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meniteue' Zen criten &ans elm. Dieelbs
er1ab m Scabr 1866 'uber go MiQionen,
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tate, bae nur Die Ginfcmmtr dbe,
$1,000 pro 9abr jebt feuerpFi@ti9 iinp.