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WHITE woMEs,s FRAsonIsE
day evening next, at $50 o'clock, . meeting
Of women OF tho District will be held In the
Council Chamber, CITY Hall, for the purpose
name, which will adopt = property and intelli.
genoe qualification, on which to secure the
| elective franchise. Those concerned urge that
all ladies should attend, and hear the opinions
| to be there expressed.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

BOARD or SCHOOL TRusrEEs.-A special
sssoo.s ., re ssd S on Tus.dy s"ss Ss
present, Messrs. Wilson, Brown, woodward,
Johnson, Cassell, stephenson and Dr. cros-
Nj. Brown moved that committee Of one
from each district be appointed to prepare the
programme 70. the snnusi Z, saa% M Thieh
Messrs. Wilson, Woodward, johnson and
Stephenson as the COMMITTEES.
Mr.: woodward, from the COMMITTEE on h ,s.
treasurer Tor the quarters ending December
the sset Q, u sas q s Which
mi. woodward presented the application Of
MAY Il q tSs ca Ss Esa%
Mr.. Wilson presented a Communication from
% % " IT, ;s1f S Sunday s' .hoa w ss
take place on Thursday, 2sth instant, and ask.
| ing that the public schools be closed on that
day, ip order that those children who desire
M: Wil:Sn presented the following which
". sdop'eTTh a, tho nublio school. of the city
BE- closed on Thursday, 2sth instant, In order
50 may Participate in the Catholic sabbath
%sn g tsf' Psf al pa In sss s
be Instructed to make out their bills BY Satur,
4 DAY At the old rates, so that there would DO no
| mistaks, and the Increase authorized by the
| late act OF the Councils would be paid sfps
| Tstely, As the salaries were increased since
April ist last. The bill authorizing the loan
lately negotiated through the efforts OF John
T. Given, esq, would be signed, and u Wal
thought the money would be ready ior the
teachers on Saturday next. Adjourned.
Tux CATHOLIC SCHOOL CELEBRATlos-PRo
oRAMNR-Ap Imposing display will be made
to-day BY the children OF st; Aioysius and
: other Catholic schools. The children Will as
sembie at thsir respective churches about noon
and march, with music and banners, 70 don
raga Hall, y street, between Ninth and Tenth
, from which point, at l:3o o'clock, they VIII IS
to the Seventh Street Park, by way 81 Nintt
street The Marine band Will head the pro
Joseph's Hsylum and the shlldren Of the va
Tloui schools, who, as Invited guests, will
take the right Of the line. The differen
schools attached to St, Aloysius church will
I follow. The queens, OF whom there Will DO a
least four, wlll ride In carriages, with thei
maids OF honor, and be guarded by ehosei
Knights, the principal queen Of the day hAylnI
for her guard Of honor Students from Coma
college; These will bring up the rear Of tn
al the Park the ceremony Of crowaing tn
Queen OF May (among Catholics the blesse!
Virgin Mary 10 called "Q ueen OF May"l vii
DO performed, with music, singing and Ad
dresses, the ceremony being Of . very Intel
The PRECEDENT OF the United States has beef
-, invited, and 1t 10 not uniikly that he will
prsssnt.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

SS-NR. SAMUEL D. MARxELL. Prince street, OPP
posite the Gazette oflos, 10 the authorized agent
for the NArIoSAL REPUBLICAN In Alexandria from
Mayl
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Of he f is.t var az Ssssssn England and X
gestions sopderninI shis celebrated \. locality.
t ssaS'a ssoWsd more experiences IA running
thsn nghung. s,,a,. ,.h'.h u sI ne,a
OF blood ~ the onem wn,cn were Erormery
so% % 9S.r o S,os,es ovsr mo
SAYS. ali =, p,,,o,,,,, M,,-,.,, ,.
Ihe SOL, o 81 1' Yen ,ba .n mas nS
murders In dnXs past Hn q, who visits ,ne
place nov WI, nna .ne ne,u ~ W. wiS ~
few ys,s nse s va s%pfS W. iees o.
sesatifai sr.,::plos. .a,roaSas A. Sy ts.s p
si, ..us. s ~ aa ns VI ooe ea"e :"
insui w. nas Tn ana deiI heaven. r,u.a h.
duel. TIL. seems 70 have been the iir a, Q. Of
eroand '""0'e "'u'ue'' v" '''' "N'""
s'yT ~ ,s,o A r Mac, ,-,,,.d st.,.. se,.tor
from ylssinLs, fought With A.. .i.ts.'. hu..
papa, JGnn ew.y ns.n.sitv
Hg, apd sss, no Mssrty
ISa na: i loaded With sasf:Aot, sSs =
they fell on thslr face: This , VA. CHANGED by
jas WE'VE i.s. !: The distance. a.:oa vs..
cosrSoos broken stIl I've. with M,. SI,:
:o s's after tSs SsSs a. 70 Cause much comment
Ia has ali hao, al al al IN Of an nd m
duel, but refused In seeos rs. I,, With :,
P,ease mAue W MS ~"e soo' "'"' ~Ai"s "''
In 1870, CoTmodors Decatur was KILLED here re-
ars both III H forWsra and lay within ten FEET
mort.iiy woundea, each fully and freely for.
;st1E In few days but Barron even
In isai, two strangers, named Leg. and Sega,
nPResteu here snu .ousn MI, ~ 100 ~. ~
kiieu. Inc , M g.,n. nm the ginxes
left on the ground Legs vas not h niii:,
in duel WITH clerk q The Dsgs
ment ,s nH Msn,n s'Iav fanvht XII seeond duej
,,i,h i Iohn RsnS.lSh' i,,.t asross he POLO.
mac, a. Randolph preferred 70 aie' n ~ a'I OF
Virgins soil, Inc inuet IeveNgu Oan snv'
and then fred big pistol y the air. tbs vas a.
10 secoruanoe Win psta,nh ~ n"ae ~ NJ ~.
Sen,En hiors on NJ, Cav and .iivSed N
the quiet sleep Of her child and the rspo'e q
the m9thel. hanuoiRn qu'eskky ,epneu ,ha
shall 40 nothing 70 disturo me seeP OF tne
snp was Ciay's second. Whea Randolph Gred
ne rmarkeu, aU not meg. ySu, n ma
Clay" sn , extending ~ hsna' aa'sRce.
towsru Clay. VINO rusheu toWnru MN, nv NJ
aolph showed Snay Wnere M vsn suok NJ,
coat, And SAG tsoenT9mu.{ MI tssyl you ow,
me new COM LnnS Is sm liz, SoV usiana,
greater" rephea oiay' fhey were ir'eha'
In lss2 Martin was killed there BY Carr Carr
IheIr nrst ~, hsm S ase NOT remembered ihe'
were IRON tne 90, Soun p,,,r K.v and b,o,,s
Of Barton Key, Of siekles not3rietyl met Mr.
: Sherbon, and Sherbon sad, MT. Key, hay,
. ~ came to Kill you" .yery we'll, then,", ,ai
:, In ls!s lawyer named Jones fought will
,, and f ~, pr u Lsha'sn; A1n,,., h.a
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

Boys School suits, Boys School Suits
siso, tt.oo, $3.50, siso.
All sizes for all ages.
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UPAokrS.-Thomss Bowie, colored, charged
with committing an assault and battery on
Robert Miller, was arrested yesterday by De.
tective McDevitt. He had hearing before
Justice Clark, who held him to bail for court
In the sum OF $500.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

TAG SCHOOL TEAoHkRs. - An adjourned
meeting OF the teachers Of the public schools
was held yesterday afternoon at Female Gram
mar School, on Fifth street, opposite !, but
from some cause or other the meeting was
not largely attended Mr.. 3. John Thomson
routine nature, and Of no public importance.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

WE WISH to remind our friends and citizens
and I streets north, where pure teas, from
China and Japan, can be obtained pit New
York prices, and where the pure coffee can be
found roasted fresh every day.
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8 ALL wH0a IT NAY J0NCEKN.


DErLRrsEsr or TIE IsrERIoR,(
,.,,..,, PHssi9s OrrieE, Nay lsSs :
JanDsp & t Sisa Snfcf sS a' DE-
seribed Land Warrants which are alleged to have
ss' ihs U a.ts is a
ran, nsT esraes,s q ysTaa1 q na as tenor ,S w
JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No 77,o,o, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
sa;S Tsni a ssns sasss til. &C. Of
5 y as aa%s .. Via
ssp pie isS. n The name q william e. ks.H
miner sh,s q ASarey Kean i'd deceased and was
no, 1887, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
s suS s rra a Sf aS Ip
D. Gsrras srlrfs PIrEs SyyrcE,.
WAsHISgroS, April 2, 1865;
SI n s IN 81 isI s:S
from he .sIpiissiiSa q aid patent, which take.
Patent o Siiss pi i. sil ass q INV
next at y N and ~ persons ss f aoasa
al! sH pstitioa ought moi 20 bs rrsa,sd "''
ss ts
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and transmitted In accordance with the rules ofSh
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon as testi
monY. must be hlsd the ofnee t,oeaty days befor
a asy q s Ssa HssI * &: within
Ordered sl'e PA ny sS1,se be pueiishsd " ID
d. O., and In the Herald, Philadelphia, Pa once
S. q :. sixty aa s TsSSSPP to
'D sSps.&a Acting commis.icnsr Of Patents
. WANTED-AoENTs
BIkeLEY,s HISTORY o. ANIMATEp NATURE
% Royal oe''f FI, estSs sy ~ f'l' hnsr'y'As'
: The Cheapest Book In The world sHeln,iy
living full particular. terms, etc. aho, Our I'm
poster with % sample iIlu'tr..ies, ssns freq on az
-ss Yves! Fourth st., Cincinnati. Ohio,
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'CoIored. WhIIc.
It will be seen by the above that there have
been registered, this year, zoos persons more
time the whites had q majority Of 1850 over
the colored voters. Now they have t,ols
majority over the oolored.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

funeral OF the remains Of Mr.. Chis. Heisc,
late q member OF tho police force, will tskc
place at O'Clock this afternoon from bis late
Massachusetts avenues and Seventh street
Equal Division Sons OF Temperance, OF which
he was a member, will accompany the remains
to their last resting place.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

A GIVEN FLAo.-A large American nag, with
the name Of Mr.. John 7. Given, for Mayor, at.
tached thereto, will be thrown to the breeze
to-day, from Trades Union Hall, corner Of
Eighth and + streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

TIE BEsr QUALITY OF Gentleman and Boys
Shirts mads 70 At ct George Q. Hennins's, No,
81 Seventh street.
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BASE BALL.-A very exciting game Of base
ball was played on Tuesday, 10th insta ut, be;
tween the Lightioot and 'Osceola base ball
hy a icnre Of q to Ia. We amend the lcore:
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lothi'..ss.s... - - - -
Umpire-Mr. John I. Knester, OF the Wood
bine base ball club.
Scorers-Messrs. Johnston, of the Light
foot base ball club, and +. Forest.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

EvRRrBoDr should look to their own inter
ests, and In looking glance at the immense
Robinson l. Co., who will convince every one
Of their capacity to please the most fastidlous
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

TRAssYERs or REAL EsTArK.-The follow
Ing transfers OF real estate have been reported
Seventh and ID streets; Part OF lot I, In square
lOl 2s feet on T. street north, at 0Soi 10 Acres
on the Eastern Branch, at ti,0ooj square lSt, at
sub.diyislon 81, In square $50, at et9lj part oil
lot Is, In square "a, IS feet on twenty arst
street west, At t69l.sl sub.diyisions 10 and u,
In sduare lO25, tI03 COS sub dlyision o. In square
ill, at sSooj lot ., In square 1889, at 400.
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roURTH WARD MEETING.-On Tuesday even
Ing q meeting of citizens Of the Fourth ward
was held at Father wiget's school-house, on
the south side Of street north, between Flrst
street west and north Capitol street, when DR..
A. J. SehAfhirt WAS called to the chair, and
DIR. 5. 5. Bond was chosen secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated to be
to appoint Q committee to walt on the re-
spectivs candidates Of both parties, and Ascer-
selves to carry out the provisions OF an act
already on the statute booksj 4. q. to grade
street north from Tiber creek to Seventh
street east, and to pledge themselves and
those Of the club to vote for the candidates so
agreeing.
on motion, Messrs. DIR. S. S. Bond, DR.. A. J..
Scha fhirt, John Patch, and J. NJ. Mcguire were
appointed such committee The meeting then
adjourned until this evening.
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NATIONAL BASE BALL CLuD. This club
held meeting on Tuesday night, when y was
determined to throw out general challenge
to MI the clubs of the District convention and
to the National Base Ball Club OF the 10Th
United States infantry, stationed at Lincoln
barracks. The club accepted the challenges
extended by several Northern clubs, and let.
| tiers was received from Western clubs slgnify'
Ing the acceptance Of ehailenges BY the Ma;
| 70 TO baltimore on Tuesday next, to play q
match with the Maryland Club, OF that city.
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LARCENY OF BUTTgR-REooyERY OF Tnn
GooDs.--About two weeks since the store 81
Mr.. W. ], Owen, next to the corner OF Eighth
and 4 street, was broken into and robbed OF
four kegs Of butter, and Lieut.. Kelley, OF the
detectives, on Monday recovered some OF the
butter. Tho same place was again robbed OF
butter on Monday night, and Lieut.. Kelley
has also recovered Il, and also the balance OF
what had been stolen before, and procuring
furniture wagon moved the truck, As also the
effects OF the perpetrAtor to headquarters,
leaving word for him TO call for them.
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ORDER YRox MAJOR RicHARDs.-Last eve
ming Major Richards issued the following
order to the lieutenants Of the several pre-
cincts: Circumstances require that the atten:
ton OF policemen be called to the 3oth general
rules, page 10 OF the manual, the last clause OF
which 10 In the following language: A police
man should not actively interfere for or against
any candidate, challenge voters, distribute
Tickets, or act the partisan under penalty oil
immediate dismissal.
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METHODIST USIos.-A Meeting ofthe Metho-
dist preachers and members took place last
evening at Wesley Chapel. The exercises
DR.. Hamilton, OF RylAnd Chapel. The Rev.
]. A. McCAuley, Of Dunbarton street church,
Georgetown, delivered a most eloquent dis
Gus Methodist churches OF the District. He
was followed by the Rev. DIR. Ames, OF Wesley
Chapel, upon the importance Of union Of the
various Methodist churches for the spread OF
Methodism. The meeting was dismissed with
q benediction by the Rev. Mr.. Hoover OF
Hamline ch,pel
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

A. NJ. u. GENERAL CospERENoR-The Con.
ference convened, Bishop Brown In the chair.
The report Of the COMMITTEES on Education
was presented, discussed, and adopted. Rev
Mr.. Graham offered a report relating to lay
Turner presented a resolution requesting the
Bishops OF tho Philadelphia Conference to pre-
pare report and report statistics relative to
the churches, which was discussed at some
length and passed. Adjourned.
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Firth WARD REPuBLIoANs.-A meeting OF
the Fifth Ward Republicans was held last
night At EbsnsIer tcolored) church, corner Of
forming block committees and transacting
such Business as Appertains to elections
The meeting was largely attended, and was
Mr. A. P. CLARK, secretary. Addresses were
made by Major W, s. Morse, A. p. Clark and
| others, and, after the appointment OF commit
| tees, the meeting adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

CLOTHING ron SrRIsG.-Mesrs. stephens
4 Co., $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have just received an ex.
tensive and well-selected stock OF youths,
boys and ohildren's clothing for all ages, from
Spring will soon be here, and 1t behoves our
readers to provide themselves with clothing
for their children and themselves, at the low
rates which rule at the establishment oil
Stephens Il Co., before the rush comes, v
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

The BopY or DnowsED LAD REcovERED,
The body OF a hoy about IL yearsof age was
found at IL O'Clock on Monday, gu the nhore o.
tate, In Maryland, nearly opposite Alexandria
1t was clothed In . gray pair OF pants, rolled
up to the knees, and q spotted calico shirt. IL
was so much disngured BY the action OF the
water and by carbon birds that its featurel
could not be recognized.
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Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has Just returned from
New York with an elegant stock OF straw
ave per cent. below Tie usual prices. A visit
to his well-known store at bn Ninth street,
between u and Pennsylvania avenue, will
prove the truth of this assertion. Mr., Smith
10 also the agent OF Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium at
the New York State fair. leo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-13

The court opened at 10 o'clock this morning
Rev. DIR. Beach stated that the court had decided
not to receive the copy of the letter submitted
yesterday in evidence.
Rev. DIR. Stubs was then called, and stated
that the letter produced is copy Of that sent to
Mr. Tying through the sexton, Mr.. Howell. The
letter was then put in evidence.
DIR. Stubs says in it, Information was Ell ven
me this morning by the Rev. Edward Boggs,
ID. d., whom met at an ordination service in
this neighborhood, that he had seen notice
published in the New Brunswick papers that
you would officiate on Sunday next. in New
Brunswick, for a congregation of the Metho-
dist Society. On consulting the Bishop of the
Diocese he authorized me to say that he would
not suffer the law of the Church to be violated
with impunity, and beg you, therefore, to de-
sist from that service, which is plainly forbid
den by the 18th Canon. You will, trust, read
lily comply with this request, prompted as it is
by earnest desire 10 preserve the unity and
peace OF the Church, and to promote concord
among brethren"
This was certified by the sexton, Robert
Howell.
The counsel for the presenters submitted the
letters from Drs. Stubs and Boegs to the
Bishop of New Jersey, in forming him of the
conduct of Mr.. Tying, and the Bishops letter to
the Episcopal authorities of this State, com.
municating the same matter to them officially
The case for the presenters was rested here.
The counsel for the respondent moved to dis
miss the case, which motion was argued until
the adjournment-New York Commercial, l2h
instant.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT, Justice Eylte.-The APPEAL
case of Doagherty VS.. OBrien, which occ Ipisd
the greater part Of the day yesterday, was re-
sumed this morning, Mr.. Adams opening to
the Jury for the defendant At the close OF NJ.
Adams remarks, Mr.. Swami, for the plA ntif,
closed the case, when il was given TO the Jury,
and they returned a verdict for the def ndant
Edward Chelsey VS.. Michael Foley; ordered
TO b. placed upon the APPEAL calendar. Oicott
VS.. Randall; judgment for plaintiff. Moses
Nanderberg; motion for a new trial withdrawn.
Eogg VS. q lotZback, judg ment confessed with
stay of execution for four months. Ca roll &
Co vs.. BrIssey- judgm Mt confessed
John OBrien VS.. Corporation OF Washing
tor, and Same W. Same Adams ald Is adley.
The TWO cases were consolidated, and a jury
sworn in both cases. 1t is an appeal from a
ma isr ates judgment Justice Tucker W no
found him guilty Of selling liquor without 4
license. MIR. Adams contended that Mr.. O u -ieu
had bought out the restaurant of gentleman,
but had refused to sell and given his clerk X
press orders not 10 sell until he had obtained
his license. Two men went into the establish
ment TO purchase liquor, but the clerk refused
tn sell. At last he gave them something TO
drink. On his refusing TO take the money, they
threw IL down and left O'Bri"n was fOunI
guilty before the magistrate. and he appealed 10
court. and the case now comes mp for trial h re
EQUITY COURr, Justice DIN - Yesterday
aiteI our report closed, Rauman vs.. i n,S, Z
al; cause was submitted TO the Court on ap PHI
cation for injunction.
7o-day.-MrR T. Herrick ESQ made a mo-
ton TO file bill in the nature Of supplement
tel bill in the case of Altman VS.. Huntlv, which
WAS resisted by Mr.. Smith, IN the ground that
1t could only be done on rule day. The motion
was set for hearing next week.
Paul VS.. Smith; set for hearing on Monday
next on exceptions filed.
BANKRUPTCY COURT, J.. BroWa Rsg 'stsr.-
Yesterday in this court, Docket case No. II
first meeting of creditors held. George Mason,
Esq. appointed assignee and estate assigned.
In case -, hearing on petition for removal of
assienees was postponed
To-6dy.-42 First meeting of creditors held.
George Mason, ESQ.,, appointed assignees, and
estate assigned to him
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Georgetown.


THE APPROACHING ELECrIoN.-MHeungs OF
the voters OF the four precincts Of Georgetown
were called last ey ening, ~ elect five delsgt ts
from each precinct 10 form a cDnventl IN 70
nominate a ticket opposed TO yielding mp the
city charter. owing TO the small attendance m
the fourth precinct no slection for legates
WAS held. The following il a list Of those elect
Ell in the other precincts First PrecInct-Jno.
II. Dame, NJ. Murphy, X r. Talb ri. j. ID
Mc(iiu and ID. r Robinson Second Precinct
Jos. /. Simms, w. IL Tenney, W. Craig,
VIM. Gibson and J. &. Addison. Third Pre-
eiBct-John Thicker, ID. O'Leary, John Lang.
George w. Thecker and Samuel Howard.
The fourth precinct MEETING was composed
OF five or SIX individuals only. There being 80
few present, AMI their position in reference 10
the uestion of consolidation not being known,
the drlsgates were not appointed. The prssid-
ing officer, IL. T. Ringer. was authorized 10 Sc
lect delegation from the voters of the precinct
Ii was left with the chaIrm'n of these meetings
10 determine when the con vention shall be held.
though II is generally understood that IL will
convene on Monday evening next.
The friends of equal suffrage will hold
MEETING IN the new markell house hall this eve
ming, with view. il is said, Of electing dele
gates 10 a nominating con vention.
A card from the ludg : OF election calls the
attention Of the voters 10 the printed lists now
posted up throughout Georgetown, that any
mistake may De- noticed and reported at the
session OF the judges on "Wednesday next.
LIST or LETTERS remaining i'm the Post OF
fee Georgetown, ID. G., Feb. 18th, lS6S.-Lddies'
List.-Burns Miss Ellen, Burrows Annie,
nun 1oLLlne tihh
Cook Patsy, Davis Ellen. Duckett N tddie-2,
Etbridge Annie, Gross Jane, Hunter Miss Fan
ME, Jones Miss Martha c, Knott Alice, Monkey
Martha, Monkey Mrs, Minor Annie M, Ma
horney Jane (Cold). Nokes Maria, PfIme Mrs
ID w, Robertson Nahala, Sweeney Catnarine.
Spillman Nancy = Stone Mrs J NJ, SImons
Miss Mary, Whalen Miss Elizabeth.
GsHHemen's List.--Andrew r, Allen Charles,
Butler Vim, Bancroft 7 ID, Brown Lyall A.
Barnes, George Henry, colored. Bake William,
Brabeck Philip, Crowler VIM F, Cox Mr., Cur
tbs Elizy, Calvert John J, Cohn Solomon, bod
SON Francis, Dittrick A, Donaldson William A,
Fisher William A, Goram Saml, Gosnell An
drew, kindIg Daniel, Kennedy VIM, Marini l.
G, Mcguire Thos Mendell L & Co, Peyton Jno.
Palmer VIM T-2. Rupell DIR J B. Saunders Ii,
Sater1y Ephraim, Thomas General GeoC Will
son George. colored, Waters John q, Wilder
VIM III, Wilson VIM, Warfield Vim, Wheeler
Alfred. Miscellaneous.-A Ii c. No. IS First
street; ]. T. g.; Sisters Of Charity Georgetown
Monastery