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New-York tribune., 1868-04-20
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
THE BILL TO INCORPORATE THE CENTRAL
UNDFRGROIND RAHROAD

THE BILL TO INCORPORATE THE CENTRAL
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
The following is the bill of Incorporation of
the Central Underground Railroad Company IL has
already passed the Senate and goes the Governor
for his signature. The first and second sections provide
simply for the management OF the company.
J. The corporation hereby created shall POSSESS all the powers
privileges and be sub TO all the provisions
the
The same" and hereby authorized and empowered 10 maze
therein a doubetrack railway
convey passengers freight and property propelled
Of
Ysrf a. specified bat said Corporation shall have
1coulre occupancy OF the streets public places In the
CIV Of the provisions o the said acts
s1 grant Of City authorities such occupancy
1uted for 10 this act and except sueh Temporary
aud privileges during e period Of constructing said uHne and rail
this act o proper saiLoes may grant 10 sad Com
PAW 10 facilitate such construction
The railway hereby authorized to he constructed and
.,Ted b s Corporation shall follow possible line Of
ets courses places named Commencing
AZ hs esey ps Broadwa In C Ha Park and northt ofbe
pectsd soaihery Of Pkpaee thence easty and under
Sud Out Of e old City Hal soaiher Of The Tagging In
so1,.se 70 The sh passing westerly Of the CoHiToer o and
sonbSry SepeO Court building cernss 0i Chambers and CeH
stS Centrett thence under std seoss n SeltetI 70
60 H,lplscs thence eAsey pEder sad CITY Hapaee 70 Pearl
thence across said PesfL aud running noribeaserJ 20
eaved line mabers a. point 90 said street oetNe9 bsyO and
thence nOhery under said hulbeHyt 70 beeert
a. prarte 70 Las places thence Bobefy nndsf said La
Svetepaee Astorpace; beees under s0d seross s.u
nyorpsos and EsttbsA 70 The norhey Gts o ah Hghnt
n.g sero.s sLs block between said BgbtbSt aad Nhih
ssslety Of Saint shuTciI said Eigbbth, ~
thence noThery under the westerly side Of ssd Four
"a EonfeeptbsL thence under and said Fosrteenth
- T,orouss 10 seyeniesbbL thence under and across said
and through the blocks possible IN direc
, ~ brit thence under MAd0DsqsaFe or hadi,onAFe
y tbenes, noHheTgi Sl0sf az SV'S S~' A"eA
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20

1881 per bbi fof Extra Prime PORK quiet al per bbi -
Eastern Prime Meas Lard armsr per Cheese Der eva
for the best grades Of American fn Bacon @ per for Camx
Cut Sugar quiet at 2e psrcwt for No. u Dutch Standard Ron
per cw for Common North Carolina aud R for Medium Turu.,.
81 per Taow 456 Lnssed OIL e3 p tun R.s,s
Petroleum. - per gallon. Spirits Petroleum 3d. per gallon Lp.
Cakes 4io l5 per tun for thin Oblons for feeding.
HAyRE april l8The stock OF Cotton port gt and th. .,,
sales have been made to-day the basis l4f per xt M
tres orinare The spot There quite speculative demand
prices 10 arrive. were 6rm at l42t Soc
ANTWERP, April IThs Petroleum market closed du at <2t IL
per bbl for STANDARD White.
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ARD OF BROKERS';
st p. NJ.
sATuRDAY. Anril ls-P.

Gold closed at 1881, after selling at 1SS, and 1884,
The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
$50 SS7OO0 and the balances 81 7100l0 n. The ship
ments for the week were q 62 A9; previously re-
ported, $l7,117,326. Total since Jan. 1. 1865 sls
744,575
Government bonds opened very strong, with good
demand for investment. The active bonds show an
improvement in prices, and quotations the amounts
offering were moderate The market closed strong
ot CuOfatiOns.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20

State and Railway Bonds were firm at quotations.
In the miscellaneous shares there a general i'm
provement in prices Quicksilver sold at 2Si Can
ton AZ; Cumberland, 50; Pacific Mail was in active
demand and sold at 9il, closing at 90.
Express stocks were strong with small offerings at
the advance. Adams sold at GO; Wells-Fargo, 90;
United States 62; Merchants Union was sparingly
offered al 32i.
The Railway market opened active and excited
New-York Central sold at ll4l: Erie, 6S. Michigan
Southern, SSH Cleveland and Pittsburgh, ssi; North
Western Preferred, ~; Rock Island cot At the ad-
vance there was general scramble to cover shorts
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20
THE MARKETS.
tcaysfnllf fepofted for THE TklHuNEl


AsHEs-F.r demand at ~ 75 for Pots.
BEESwAX-Fair business In Yellow Western and
Souhern, at rom l5i acc, with sales OF 1900 lbs
BRTsTLEssre steady at from $780, esl rs for American
Gray and White
BUILDING MATERIAIS-Bricks are In light supply
but higher the receipts since the opening OF the sea
son have been about 25,OOO0OO (; Cement ~ without
change. Rockland Lime Is lower Plaster Of Paris Ia
changed Hair quoted as follows Cattle, per BUSH,
s5c.; Mixed. co., Goat TOO.
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COPPER.

Cut, ,tafi. ,pioO 10. $5 37la@5 50
Chnch, y lOO d.. Z w a Z 25
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20

CANDLES-Fair demand for Adamantine, at from 2l0
2ic.; Sperm, 4564sc, and Patent 6505sc.
COFFEE-Saes at New Orleans of 2,S4 bags no. ex
Nymph, at 12ic, gold In bond.
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Durr-crude, 9Oc and Refined aoc. per gn.
RICE-No change.


sUGARs-Raw Sugars close firm az 1OJallic. for fair
TO good Refining and l2c for No u Box; sales Of
hhds at l0i d2ic for Cuba, and for Porto Rico
Refined, l6l dl6sc. for Hards.
SKINS-GOat-The demand during the week has been
fair but at private sale the transactions small owing
to the extreme prices demanded by holders. At auction,
yesterday, 30o0O Cape realized 9kG2ic 10000 Tanned
East India i0s74c and 1900 Mexican, 23a54c, and
1900 East india In hair sdl7tc. per piece DeerRc-
ceipts continue moderate the inquiry is active de-
cline OF 0d2h per cent from recent rates but sales
restricted by the comparative tlrmness OF holders
note sales OF 5000 Central Amercan 5000 10 Texas and
1000 Canpeachy on private terms. At auction $500
Hudson Bay brought 23c very full price, considering
quality, and 5000 Tobasco &c, at ?2aisc Deer No.
gold: Honduras i2ic; San Juan, 40c.; Bolivar 30032c
sisa. 45c; Vera Cruz 42sc Chagres AZ! !a45c Puerto
Cabello, 35c; Para, 47Ac. Goat, y N, gold Tampico.
42idi5c.; MatGmOros, i0di2ic Vera Cruz, 42i 2iGi5c.
Buonos Ayres, 2S93Oc Payta 27Q29c Curacao, 35040c
currency; Cape 42iGI5c. currency; Madras, 40G45c
each.
sEEDs-Clover Seed, 1O010ic.; Timothy Seed firm at
" iO0s so Rough Flax Seed is s3lable at % 55Gs2 60
Canary Seed is selling at s. s7IGs575.
sOAP-Castile ut lGA Gl7lc
STRAW-Rye Straw S5c. for Long ana 15c. for Short.
TOBACCO-No change.
WOOl-Trade is still very dull; nothing doing beyond
small job lots
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20

COTTON-The foreign is favorable; the sales in
cude bales spnners 1900 to exporters and 10
speculators We quote
Upiap
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MoLAssEs-Neuvltas. SO
Porto Rico. 72c.
le and ROeins are steady and

OIIlS-WNnIc, IINT3Oi Sltfnl, H20%2 U0i
Winter Sperm 50 l59S2 20 Beached Winter Whale, s06
sSc. American Lnseed 81 i5d$l II for casks and bbls
Lard Oh, 81 35dsl IS for fair, prime and choice.
PROVISIoNS-The sales OF Pork to-day are, cash and
regular SIC for Old Mess $26 IS $40 IS for New Mess
s2i for Western Prime Mess Beef-At the close the in
quiry for Beef s fair: sales OF 900 bbls S96sl5 for
common brands sjds90 80 for Plain Mess and $40
s2l for Extra Mess Tierce Beef closes active
sales Of 200 erces second brands Prime Mess a 5 Beef
Hams Cut Meats have been in good demand
for Shipment b the business has been chiefly with the
trade Short Ribbed Bacon Isle. To-day the demand for
Lard good nj l73lic for No /; l7i 9lsc for City,
aud 7ZdSc for fair TO prime Steam and Isle for Kettle
Rendered and $50 tierces, seller May at Isle.
PETROLEUM-NO change. The closing quotations
10,
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THE COURTS

CoUk r In GENERAL TERM-Yesterday, the
case OF Snow ct al. agt. the Corporation of
washington and w. Il. Downing-lith street
sewer case-was argued and settled nv an or.
ger, entered by agreement OF counsel, con.
sunlne the mJunct as not prohibiting Mr..
DoWnhg rom instituting such proceedings
against the Corporation of Washington as he
might think proper.
TINS morning, on motion Of Mr.. Thompson,
sem 4. Beedy, OF Maine. was admitted to the
bar.
Chief Justice Cartier announced the decision
OF the Court in the case of Tyler agt. Defrees-
III Whlcn q special verdict was rendered be-
Olln concurred in the conclusion, but differed
some what IN regard TO practice.
Inc case of Harris agt Moreland was taken
up. L MS is an action TO recover possession of
certain premises-No 40 18th street An ap.
pc from the decision of Justice Cox. hereto
lore reported in our columns. The decision of
the Court was rendered in favor of Harris.
EQUITY COURT, Judge OliR.-Yesterday, in
the case of T.. p. WsnnelI. Jr., agt. Lettie H.
Wannell, divorce an order was made setting
aside the decree pro c0nfeSSo heretofore made
EQUITY CoURT. J,d9e Olin.-In ~, estate Of
PATRICK McNickle; decree confirming Orphans
Court proceedings.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH-S. Kerr
gave bond in the sum $1,000 as guardian of
the orphans of G.. A. Munro. Same party pava
bond in the sum of $1,000 as administrator of
Is. Munro. Valentine Hornbaeh gave bond in
the sum OF 81 900 as executor of George DenfeI
The Will Of George Denfel was filed. fulIv
proven, and admitted to probate and second
First and final account of u. W. White Adj.
of w. J. Toonery. First and final
account ofC. II. CragIn; executor OF S. T, Nc.
Kenny.
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hRY GOODS!
II CARPETINGS!
- OIL CLOTHS /.
SHAWIS 40

AN IMMENSE STOCK of choice new and dasir
goods ss consumers want genesaly that has even
oe iN 9 %heR n n this city nxn.nrr
be found the following, viz;
Q, 100 pieces wool, cotton, and mohair goods, from
p French IL osn at s worth a.
black SILK Velvet at Sli, worth Sl7.
follows Of saes AiPsea g. rsrsi9g r. g5os
s., 81 IL; and 81 .25; great bargains wv '',s'
g. pieces of coiOred Alpacss from 371s up to IS
70 pieces black Alpaca Poplin at 20, d21l IS, s's,
20 pieces cclered Alpaca Poplin at s71s, 50, Ga
snc IS cents; cheapl VIZ
70 Pissfs sh"6gsaIls FrenS popIrs AL silk aud
40 Pieces Empress Cloths in all the new Shades.
Ria Si and e Soiored Sit siItS. st cheap
White and Scarlet Merinos, very fine, for Opera
While Mobairs AND Alpaea..
Mailed EpirSies, Belgian cords.
~, II proldered silk and Wool MelaDge, and many
: il Or SHAWL DEPARTMENT can be found
Five Hundred beautiful Shawis ali qualities, from
arGImnop Wool shawl at $40, up to very me
:, IN In OR 9d5 FLANNEIaDEPAkrMENT ean be
Tyne v pIe o. Sc heayy White Fagpe
Fess' ReE Eea 4v fGT s9t
prsxont rheumstisn aud colds u
IN QUE CALICO DEPARTMENT can be found
E leS :. 10
90 very fine Calico. at Il Cents
in OUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT can lie
iouni al the choice brands Of Cotton known the
I5S pieces yaTa wide Blesehsa Cotton, s,ls,l.
10 " " ats.
SO Brewn Cotton, at 10, l29s, Is IS "a and 20
cents -
SheetinP Cotton. beaohed and brown, 5-i, T.
81, -, and ~ 8; all Of the best makes, at low
prices.
IN OUR CLOTH DEPARTMENT can be found
asgpcTu stock Of Cloths and Cassimeres, for meme
and boy wssT.
Also II pieces Waterproof, for ladies cIoaks aud
dresses, IN gold mixtures, grey mixtures, and
OK WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT is hlled
napkins, Towels, Crash. Hapdkerchiefs, Hosiery,
'is's sPf fc Atty one hundred dozen Linen
IN CTR GHRPET ROOM, SECOND FLOOR.
We have a large and choice selection Of the beat
makes Of Carpetinss spd oil Cloths, as foIlowsyiz
Hemp CARPETS. rs cents.
Ingram, IS. 671s, 81, 81 l21a, Sl25.
Low Hor 't,orl hres ply Carpets q 60 s,n
TSgiish Brussels, best styles. s. 50.
English Brussels, old styles, Si75.
American Sligo.
100 Bed Blankets, large, heavy and Cheap.
Is pieces OF Dillingham; Curtain Lace, in beauti-
ful designs
The above comprise but a small portion Of our
in mense stock. Tits varied, full, and complete in
ear h department. All Of which were bought for
CASH DOWN and will be scd for the same, there
bled to sell at a very small advance upon what IL
actually costs to produce the goods in Europe and
America.
goods warranted to be as represented by the sales
men W. W. BURDETTE,
&C 81 cost No. 351 eth st bet. / and X.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
II MS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That on the am
DAY OF october. A ID: lSs,a warrant in bankrupfsY
Mas Issued against the estate Of n ca. p
MAN. OF the city Of Washington, of said nis-
trlct who hiss been adludgrd a hankrupt on
be own petition, that the payments Of aoy
debts and delivery OF any property belongipg =,
such bankrupt. 20 him or f,r his u.s. snI thu
transfer OF any property by him. are forhidlen ~
law that meeting Of the reditars ~ The -,
bankrupt, 20 prove their debts an choose one of.
more assignees Of his estate. IN D. held AZ I.
Court Of bankruptcy, 90 be holden AZ the 1,i,S
Han, IN the city of Washiugton before 8 s.yie.
ID lS6s, at 10 o clock m. N.
DAVID $. GOODING,
u. y. Marshal a n G. az Messencar
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERy.-This morning COL
oren man, named VIM. Ware, steaithily slipped
INTO me market wagon Of Mr.. ReRben Mel yer,
country man, at the Centre Market, and after
appropfiating bundle of dry goods, was in
the act OF escaping. when Mr.. M. seized
MIN oy the collar. Ware resisted stoutly, out
was held. with the assis lance of other
parties uil Lieut. Skippon, Of the Sixth pre-
cinct, arrived and took lin into custody. He
was nken TO the Station house, where Justice
Ciark heard the evidence, bat, in cons ideratiou
OF the urSer folly ofreforming such petty thieves
oy sending them on for trial, committed him in
deiauIt OF payment of q fine Of $40 for dlsord.
erly conduct
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CITY ITEMS.

GRo. e. HRNNINe, No. Sill 7th street, has re-
ceiyed new additions to his already large stock
Of cloths, cassimeres, coatings aud vestiugs,
and is prepared to make IN the best man aer
nearly every sort OF garment worn by gentle
men OF boys of any age or condition. He makes
shirts 10 order ia the most superior manner,
and which he guarantees not TO be excelled in
the United States.
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PURE TEAS AND CorPERs-ws wonld
recommend all our readers, who wish to en-.
Joy the luxury OF pure Teas and Cofiees, 10 go
TO the American Tea Store, corner OF Seventh
and streets north. Mr.. bowling has his cof.
lees roasted fresh every day, under his own
supervision, and will grind 1t free Of charge If
required. He has a large assortment of the
best line of Teas from China and Japan
Sugars kept for the accommodation of CUSTOM
ers. All OF which be sells at New York
prices.
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IRISH REPUBLICAN AssOCIATION.-A regu-
lar meeting OF this Association was held a.
Wills Hall on Thursday evening. Mr. Il. II.
DCnegan. President, and John Hickey, SeCre-
tarN. Richard Callahan and Joseph I.euckett
Were elected members. MI. Murphy called at
ientiOn 20 the necessity for paving for tue hail,
ait .dr. Hickey offered a resolution that each
member pay fee OF twenty-five cents. and
twenty five cents per month dues: which was
adOptrd. ID. ". Bills made a few appropriate
remarks, ana the meeting al jOurned
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ISsTITUTn-At the fifth
REGULAR meeting OF the SUNDAY School Institute
heN. " j. Il. Morgan presiding. the opening
exercises Were conducted by the SuparIn-
tendent OF Ryland Chapel, after the manner of
mar school consisting Of LIST, hymn entitled
y. rs, lever OF my SOUL: "a, PRAYER: 90, read
ing The lesson entitled What Jesus SAID IN
a hymn entitled ''The home of the soul Adj
dresses were then made by Revs Mr. VINCENT
and &. W Baldwin, alter which the session
adjourned with oenedietion by Rev. Dr. Ham.
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REMOVAL OF knen are TO-
day engaged an removing The TWO frame build
8 OF the south side Of Capitol HUI, between
New Jersey avenue aud South Capitol street,
laieiy CctU pIeC Is an real ~ tate ONCE. When
The construction or the new wings OF the e. tpI-
fOI was commenced IA l-53, those buildings
Were erected by Provost Winter 4 TO-, con-
tractors Tor the stone work Of the Capitol, as
COM letiOn OF the building. They are now
BEN. = removed 20 another locality To facilitate
the contemplated Improvement III TIE Capitol
grounds
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MARRIED.

1855 by the Rev Mr.. Wiley, at the residence of tha
brides father, DR.. W H. TAYLOR. OF Chspel
Hill, MoptgOmt ~ county, Md 10 ELIZARETH
ELACbSTON Riley, daughter Of Thomas W
Rlley, of Washington city, d G. No cards "
Bro oklyn papers please COPY
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An ENEMY IN Your MourH-Do not nm, n,
enemy In your mouth to steal away your teeth
Beware of destructive tooth washes and tooth
powders, many of which are base mitations Of
Soedont Insure a liz lease of sound teeth
and fragrant breath, by adopting the fragrant
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL N e W 8.
Amusements. &c., Te.Nixht.

Walls OPERA HOUsE-FouI PLAY CON-
unuss 70 draw full houses. Secure yoGr seats
IN advance.
NIAGARA BY MOOsLIGHr.-This Grand
IeTy from 10 81 O'Clock p. m Admission free
A.y. :. SMITHS Art Gallery at 3OI Penn.
UIvania avenue. Several new pictures lust
received
DINAH, the Kitchen Orator. at Jollia Hall
3oe 7th street; SIS given away every evening.
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THE DOUBLE DIVORCE Casa few days
since, Mr.. Morsell, Tor respondent, in the case
OF l.. Y. Wannell. II agt. Le'tIe HI. Wauneil
(aCtiCn for divorced filed the answer, and
yesterday the Court setting in Equity set aside
the decree pro cOntesso. The answer of the
defendant admits that she married IN Baltimore
IN August 3lst, los, and lived with the
petltCneT as his wife until July last; that she
was absent from the city for one month preNi-
Gus TO filing the petition, but not without the
know Wedge and consent Of petitioner, but with
his appreciation and at his solicitation: that her
health was somewhat impaired and she went
10 visit her aunt IN the State OF Indiana after
his repeated opportunities, with the intention
OF remaining two months, that he furnished
her I'll the necessary facilities, and he wrote To
her during her absence until the 18th of July
in the most aft etionate terms, and on the ith OF
August received a letter from her mother urg-
ing her immediate return, and she came home
She further answers that she knew not how
CID he was al the time of the marriage, but is
dvIsed that he was old enough TO comprehend
the obligation which the marriage relation i'm
poses, and If the marriage contract is of no
higher relation than q civil contract his
subsequent cohabiation with her after
he attained his majority ratified il. She
further answers admitting that she had pre-
viously been married TO one James c. Smith
and was then a widow, and denies that said
Smith was living at the time OF the marriage
or that the marriage was procured through
fraud and falsehood on her part. and u ready
10 prove that said Smith was dead at the tim q
OF her second marriage, and she acted IN good
faith throughout the whole transaction; that
she does not recollect whether she was mar
riec 10 Smith under her reai name. but is ready
\ 10 prove that the circumstances OF her former
marriage were fully disclosed TO HIM: that she
/ placed her marriage certificate with Smith in
! Peuuoner's hands. She admits that through
/ ne persuasion OF petitioner, although salts ned
onat Sinith was then dead, she applied for, and
on oetooer LIST, lS67, obtained, a decree Of di.
I Noce rom SAID smith; this was done, but moi
II ne, own accord, but at the request Of othsrs
! LpeHttonsIs iather furnishing the money
/ She iuI heI answers that she does not know
! tnat sue was Peunoner senior, but knows hi.
statement Is false, and that she baIiayes sbt
was born IN lsi7 or a, ana prays thai she M
( b. dismissed, &c. -o a." }
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BOYS SUITS. all wool, S5 s. and $40. at the
nmous Oak Hall, i6i 7th street, opposite the
Post Once.
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INPROvENENT.-The stores on eth street. ba-
tween ID and l. streets, occupied by Messrs
MaIkIiIeT, LIbbey and Young, and Behrend.
are beng greatly improved IN external ap-
pearance- by the owner of the property, Mr.
Samuel Fowler. The old fiat show windows
are being removed, and new ones Of the popu-
lar "spIay ed pattern are being substituted,
which viii hot only enhance the value OF the
property, but completely change the appear
anCe Of that busy locality.
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SIXTH WARD GRANT AND COLFkE II EyC-
ING.-The Grant an gCitax club OF ;ur Fifth
and Sixth Wards hello q meeting last evening
At heir hail corner of "a street cas- and ~
street south, The President. J l.. Nenable. Esa ,
IN ne chair. After the admission of a number
OF PERSONS 10 membership aud The TRANSACTION
OF : me routine business the Chair Introduced
Co. Swaziland. VINO delivered an aDle adj res
uFCH ne Issues OF the campaign. At the con-
CluSiCE OF his address the ball was drusely
crowded. anG many outside una be 10 gain adj
MISSION. hi 4. W Nhile moved that the
~'sy Jag ad 'CUrn 70 The Gil 10 aLd CJlfax pole
a. r,.- cSYr,t .f-in street i4.d Virginia avenue,
Y. hiyh mo-. Cd yCas adopted, and a process sion
= Is formed and mar ct=I 70 the pole, where
th- meeting was again called 10 OTo-T, and aj-
oTrS-s- ere msfe by Hon. d. q. Riddle. Cap
A Gr:.I:- Col Bell Adams. and the meeting
adJoET- % WITH three cheers fOr GTtls and Col
lax
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PRINTERS GRANT AND CoLFAX CLUB We
understand that the above club have sent home
10 vote, within the past week, TO The different
Stairs. about one hundred men. paying their
fares. The club has a stated meeting this even
ing AZ Union LEAGUE Hfll
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DIED.

LQWEREE; At Gqsdalaiara, NJ exco, on Sen.
temler go, 1858, MARIA, wife of Robert @ Lon.
cree, and eldest daughter of John Major, lately a
residept of Georgetown, ID. G.. -'
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REPuBIfCAN FLAG PoLs.-Prrnission hav-
in beer granted by Gen. Micn-sr, Republi-
can flag role will be raised ~ O'Clock next
Monday afternoon, ON Virginia avenue, be-
twesnik and Sth streets.
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ELECTION or OFFICERs.-The following gen.
tlenen were, on Thursday night elected or
nceTs for he ensuing six months OF Washing
ton Grove. No. I, u. A. %. d.: Jas. h. Plant,
n A Lewis Fechtig, v. A; Jos. i. h. Pant,
=; q. ID. Goodenough, +. s; Thos. Rich, 7 c.
A kimne!l, j. u.
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MEMS Light and Dark Mixed Business
suits, all wool, ten. twelve, f1fteep. Gig hreen,
twenty, twenty five, and thirty dollars a SUIT.
boys suits, nve, six, seven, eight, nine. and
ten dollars suit, all wool AT the ceIebratad
YAK Hail. 46i 9TH street, I'd door below Smiths
Don't mistake the place. q
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TIE FORTY hours DEvoTIoN.-The order
Tor The forty hours devotion 10 be observed
among the Roman Catholic Church OF this
Archdiocese has been made public. 1t will be
commenced az the Cathedral in Balri more on
the first Sunday in advent, and AZ the Church of
the Immaculate Conception on the 9th of De-
csmber. the second Sunday in advent, and Will
De continued during the year at all the churches
OF the Archdiocese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

MEMS SUITS, all wool sic. SIS and $40, AT
me celebrated Oak Hall, isi 7th street, opposite
the Post Once. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31

"SPALDING's CLUE" a handy little thing
abou. the house, mends everything.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31
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