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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

STREET. cotuuasIe1eH's ogTru
No. City HAL
New Orleans, F6bruaFy H. Id
WAS BROUGHT TO THE sKCOND
w triet Pound. corner Of ORLEANS and Cisiks
Btrootss rs an egtrAy-
One Red COW with white spot On che forchas
Which, II not claimed within fro DAYS ard
expenses thereon paid. viii DO sold At public
1ion At said Pound on SATURDAY. FebruafI
1oee, at y o'clock NJ.
GEORGE d. FIELD, st-eet Comnissionr
r. MCDONNELL. for Controller. fail
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11
OPTIONAL NOTICEs--OITY.

FOE TINE BREOT5aN OF a BUELD-
1nm on the I4os beSSaRlag to the city Of
New Orleans, On Lafayette street. near
the corner % DrgRdes, street. 20 be
Used ns "a Recorder's CourG, Eolice
STATION, and Loeknp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11
~. al9-..NeR seriea.

NV CAA-~-AtNlF AEi4CNs
crssr Of So Charles and staYette etru6ts now used
~ Rscordsrs ecust Rollce station. ana LoeEqp,
s 4 orSsined 81 tie Common Council 81 the city
az Ness 0rIezas fhas tha said lots and buildfnes
fhoreon be sod - public auction 81 he same time
and or the tans terms and conditions - nxed lOr
eisr x Esw leans iIh the condition that the city
SHALL have the right q oecupyIns my same ~
per can't pss annum on the amount IF the adiudiea-
SIC Resolved. That The Controller be- and he Is
oe,s ionfssi 10 ss a contraet 70 The lowest bidder
81 biddass Tor fhast1otlon 81 pptidiug on the lot
boloaginR % tie city Of sow Orisans o. Lafayette
airees tbs corner Of Dfyedes street. - be used
cordsng q rsan and specifications to be made BY
ne S;sg $500. 2. q. pkRRIRs.a
Rsssldenk FEp tsm. Board q Asslassns n dsTnsn.
sSN1so' pr.s,dent Bea S 81 \ Rlder5,eu.
A IiSnsa5 1e'sA'0ss = ~ HEA4ia, Mayor.
CoHEaozxgR's oEEzcRy CEIR or NEW On1EAlls,l
pit Han, sth w 81 fsbEuAty lsss;.
seeeloss ~ es z D KsDAY, tiie lSth dsV ii adarcb.
tfes e his once sdlndieats 2 ths lowest bidder
p eiaaaEs ne slaFs = saae'' a RnowFR
Deputy Contfolier.
sFFuTFECATI Of Materials and Workmanship
Ta4uiBite for the kFeetiQn and uqnpiefion Of the
pF5eossd First District Resortsfts COURT and
Lslayotle sireat bstWeen la10nne and Dir AIDES
streets. under tha dtseettop q NE City Surveyor
dlswiues 10 explanation thereof rs may be fur
niaheo thereiuf Rom tstRe 70 game.
a. ss q u 5ssas q th
heae Of wAils are to be- the same a sea forth epd
sl,ffs.gs 5iiioa Al tfa being Is
Aiaalpan fest and inches 40 when not 1Gnled z
*. stcsil& te sSniracslr ruqnirs dupcalss, ia
VII have 50 furnish tqnri q pig ON expense
BRIcKIAV sRss WoRK.
EnFscuRa
TtB tronsEss Tor the fQandatl5ns shall 10 dug out
W " s "a - sbo III, appss III q 60 81 te
eSiiaeE psb9 as regulated surface II tho gzgandi
ass ss'.5 ~ ssl.il IS s5sossd vita Two ihicf
nasnts GA s8nlnd foana4icn llatboat piankzl laid
crossing one smother m tne usual nanner, ard pro
ieetsag four nrh1s op $50 SIDE beyond the t1st or
boiaqm o11sg9 q IHe t2es ,1ka Nlqn ihg teqtlnRs
1rousr dafiA, ard uioronaaiy ramnied; tho ground
oi Us .dl4gl i11r 41sal be t4rreIIg 1||1u ~ and
S. y ss i ~ s ssaehss III ma III rsbl9k
lhaf NAY aeepnalatf aa4tfIE ne pfea1e,9 o 70
1f5aiI1. "a Ils alslagas sSlf dileql
eisgeld fhefs q 9qy envy qlnts q se|F 81 re
50 Ei.h tt1 rubaA1
cN M1s,oHTan
rs phqls p g re leuqdalsenl es
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1.,@i - - 49, -. 49,.
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IS 1a 01s' tqtn p ut|n tnlrIas.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

Room No. O " Han
5rr New Orleans. FahruafF Z r.
TVAS BRoUGHr 10 TIE 1Ho0ND 4
" trict Pauud, corner Of orlsana and CLAIM
6tTn1ta. a. an eH|f14-
One White and HrDqsn &c v, with large horns
Which, a not rlkinea within FIVE Gays. and
expoulsa tnqraou paid, WIFI DO sold a. public au.
d II o'clock H. Y GEO. 81 FIELD,
Strest uomnissioil
q lEepoNszg.I. for ll6niroiIsr, a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

bIEEEr COMMISSIONER 3 OfHl
4 No. City Haa
New Orleans febluarg Q, "a
WERE BROUGHT To THE FIRST DlsTRa
" fonnds enfn0f Of Aalasot and Locust 81
77isht GOATS q different colora
which, II not claimed within lhrea days, ard
oxpontee thereon peld, vii BE- aold ftnublie aul.
a. said Pound, on TUESDAY fahflafN II, lal
u cciqck u. GEO D. FIELD
.sFl . Atfeof C1IngsissiQi
r. McDoSsEtE. for CONTROLLER II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

TTT M n % III T7-7 T77T-
oIVI5a UYl14 s. hL1Il IN A
YtHEH0MR 1HN NEf5 aFN VAT
I4 4lIs5 81 M 1IIE.
WIFH psfA HN q a I'D no 4ALi
hnl nt1 W De- F4l7 fdl unless > ~ tnliH Nae
- In1 E1iIN Geld HNHt|Nn s. 4tltrd Z. l1''I to-
lN ar4Ie esao1 (f|a WA ...-.s..- 11 to
no E1III11 81 1icAla, IrI51Io || S g.. tlI %
20 GOD H1NIc1 |nIIign L1Tlf1l.a-I. I'D 30
so cod sHrt|rF Hon'oz WaIrH1n 0 70
100 Gold Han01s an I51An Watches 100 to
fr H'.4I HuN'17 114ssli $50. = 10
~ AlVrr HIntId4 L11l1.1s. -...+.... @ to
90 cold AaI|rI t|1I1Ils. It..,..sr, ID 70
1900 Cold HpnIIaF L1uInia. ,..l,-...... 81 to
1000 'lFo1'eHioUH HIIfuf sFNlels1.l4.. 10 to
o Hunting t.rrT 1.ftaa. ..5s.-.f-. p %
4 A1.1It1a uaia1et ea aI11s- .,,.. ~ 70,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

6TnHET CosnuzgtonER's OFEIrl
Nav Orleans. Fsbruary II, O.
TUERE BROUGHT 70 THH BOURTH d
w txiet Pound, on Dryades strsst. between 81
son and Philip atleele. - eatraJs-
& Four GOATS Of different colors,
Which, II not claimed within three daya and thsI
peuhsa thereon paid will be sold AZ public Auotid
said Pound On THURSDAY, February 10 iea|
n O'Clock "a. GEORGE D. FIELD
Street Commissiont
r. McDossEII., for Controller. fsil
SrHEET Conuu $40 EER'a OFYIS
koom No CITY Hal
l-lI New 0Elenna February y 81
WAS DROUGHT TO THE DEOOND q
" trict Pound earner Of tfieana and oiaii
Streets q an esiIag-
One White COW. with Icit horn broke.
Z .Whiah. n not claimed within i've DAYS. and
expOnso4 thereon paid, VIII be sold at public an
Al aaid Pound, on THURSDAY. february 81 J
a. u o ciqck d. GEORGE D flELD'
r. AgcuoxxELI.. for Cousrolisr. - isi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

Ad0pLed almost unanim0nsly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

Window gratings for prison are TO be furnished
and fastened we'll and secure in tho wills Of the pris
on; said gratngs to DO feet by feet in the clear
and be made IN the sane way - the doors, out of
inch round iron, fastened in frame and crosspleo0
Of 21f inches by inch iron frame.
There will be an iron gate 10 the partition wall Of
the yard, and in front Of tho lower story and IN
second story Of prison; said gates to be OF inch
round Tennessee iron, have good strong locks and
hinges fastened 10 the briokWork.
The gallery In the front yard leading to prison to
have suitable wrought iron brackets OF sufficient
strength Ns .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

CoHraozxgR'g 0EEsuR. CTIH or NEW OnrEANs,
Ditt HAL, eth q W cg February ls1s.
Notice Il hereby given that tha 1unffoller wilt az
faaeloeA M 0n s q kSDAH. the 18th day Of March,
fa68 e MS once sd5udeats % the toWost bidder
a. q. BRONER
Deputy Cohtfoiier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

All ne interior floors shall be laid with the bert
MIN dressed yellow pins Dlankt. not over issold5
Wide and n & inchaa thick, porleltg gaaaqned, aud
freC from bad SAP ku1t4, itl, 81 other defetts tbs
galleries shall have 1rrs 81 Inst quality olo11ed ~.
nraqa planhs. not ogal 371heF H7do ald ~ inches
thick. with tonru4d and kfnupad edges pat down
with white IsA0 Is the loinN and mAa1 parfectly
Uaifr-tiqhi 54I.1 u ~ f-l
All tho srAiFht and heading joints Of the inside
and outside doors aiinll BE- sAa0othaG GA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

Ihe banquette in front Of the property upon
which the building j. to be ereetet shall have
dressed ournstonss of North river blue stone or
otnar stone Of equal good quality With beve dressed
on the tor - answer the slope OF the sides from
three rect long, from ~ to "a inches wide and
not less than inches nick. They sha be well set
in good ioints and in workmhnlike manner. They
shall be du interspsrsed in lengths of from to
feet Throughout the work. according TO the lines and
levels of.the City surveyor given.
Tue top of the banquettes shall be properly graded
and tagged with he best quality fooled and dressed
North river hagstones not less than inches thick
laid and bsdded with closed and joints in good
hydraulic cement mortar Tho size of the flag
stones shall be not less than feet by feet The
hags6ones for the projection of the main eornice
shall be not less than feet long and not less than
inch fhipr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11
IRON WORK.

Pie front stair is to be of cast iron neat pattern
Of % steps, inches rise. The risers TO contain
handsome shaped openings so a. to admit hight;
fancy railing will be constructed on each side of
stair
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

ma neonfdar's qoqlf gbqll. hRrt stirtinrs with e.
dnuhia facc nlinth "a inches fcep and clpnad with
SO in al Mas fneudlnn fh1 lIi8nlonant sdiSs. cap
fIIl. lIaIh dl15 end Nac1l ollut ire % haqo
arfaaa With sings inqe pl|Htn tinohfs deep and
otnna With 81 inctll ael en- A4gu base moulding
IIirf fnebli q uQod 1'I1l ~ Hzad into TIE skirt
In1S - rItf cnrn door. 10 prevent Tie lock h1nde
IItIi lt-IIla4 tto pl1-Ietlng.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-11

Ths whole Of the roofs shall be slated IN The gerl
best woiklnanike manner, with tho best quaiitl
l0xf6 inch WEIGH 1late4 put on with inches lap Of
cover, and warranted perfectly tight and free iron
leaks for year altar the building is finished; thu
Fidgs ties adm and painted With white sharp sAnl
and mortar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Georc.toun-

MERCHANTS ENcHaNeE-Th Tn. A,s,,o-.
transacted on Change n is morni ng vyas a. Col.
lows; Onerings, 3,s71 bus h l. 4 I'd t.,,t -,
bushels white wheat, 10 q bushels ~ -. -,
$50 bushels Il oats. and 20 bush.l- "a 80
Sales 2oO bashslf Of white corn, dama-..t -
SLO5; 100 bushels ~ " hate corn a. $50 60
bushels Of oats, az s6 cents
HIGH STRFrT.-Workmen have COMM,
rsparing high s-Teet, between Bridge "a
Water street,, under the direction OF MI Ioha
Newman. This portion Of this street has -
lcng tame badly needed rplirs.
1Hs PoRT.-The steamer Fxpress t,sp,,s,,
Mickle, has entered. With merch andise fror,
Baltimore. The steamer John Gibson Gam
winters has gone cut with a heavy cargo ior
New YORK. The steamer Thomas r. G,thUI
has zone out for Baltimore. Inc steamsr IA.
;. Omen wss 20 leave this afternoon for Me-
YORK. The schooner T. q. Traitor. Cant Toll
by, has en- tered from Alexandra. wi'h A .ar-,
OF plas
FLOUR The -four market is steady and firm,
WI bout much activity. The prices range a
follows super, SIO.SOaSli: cut extra - 5Oa
81; extra, si2.5oasl9; family. Si550asl6.
fIsH.-About 25,eoO herr1Rg were received N
the hsn wharf this morning, which sold a.
from S9-25 10 $3.50 per thousand.
MORTALITY REPORT.-The foil owing report
OF deaths Tor the menth OF April, have been
made by the unoertakers 10 VIM. l.. Dunlop
Secretary OF the Board Of Health. Whole num-
Der o; deaths, .; male, 3ifemale. :; Of which two
M're coIored. -Four We're under sax wears OF
agr, one % years of agr 36 years Of aGre. aud
one - years of age. Two died OF CONSUMPTION.
one OF drupsy, one OF water on the brain. one,
sui born, and two unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
DIED.

EATON. At Washington. n. O.. May stb, 1873,
Mrs kL1IABETH sEDEN EATON, wife of Bvt.
NJ sjOr Gel eral Amos Ii. Eaton, Commits ary Gen
erai of Subsistence, Z. 9. Army.
Funeral services at the house OF Prof Daniel O.
Eaton at New Haven, Connecticut, on Tuesday
the 10Th in, taut.
OFENSTEIN. On the 7tb inst at his residence,
corner Of street Dorth aud llth street east JOHN
OFENsTEIN. aged rs years.
His friends and relations are requested 70 attend
his funeral from st. Mary's Church 5th street, be-
tween and on o-morrow, Saturday, y the 9Th
instant, at 9 clock g.. N.
FLANAGAN. Departed this life, on the morn
ing If the Sth int, BEREERD FLANAGAS, in
the 3Sth year Of his age.
HI, friends and ths friends of the family are in
vit' to attend bis funeral sunday, the 10th In
slant, at clock. from his late residence, on 6th
stI Get east bet A a. SITS, Capitol Hill. 1T
baltimore Sun please copy
PARKER. On the morning Of the 9th instant,
FLORA AUGUSTA PARKER, daughter OF John
,. and Charlotte A Parker, departed this life after
short aud painfal illness, aged years, months,
and - Gays
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
10 attend the funeral at clock, to morrow aicer-
noon the Sth inst. at the residence OF her parents
226 g street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
AYERS sARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE RLoan.

The reputation this excellent msdieine ENJOYS 10
derived from lts cures, many q which are truly
where the system seemed saturated with corrup-
ton, have been purified aud cured by It. sorofa
we're painfully stfiictins, have Ses1 radically cured
informed Of its virtues or uses "'e' W 0f
enemies Of our race. Often this unseen and nseit
tenant Of the organism undernines the coastitu.
diseases, without exciting suspicion Of It's pres.
eBce; Again, II seems to breed infection through
ins on o
forms either on the surface or among the vitals.
or s
LIVER or shexs II. presence 6y erusta99s on the
Hence the occasional ;iss Of E bottle OF this ar.
saparill. Is advisable. even when no sstive symp
With q the ' foio~,ss complaint. ssnsS s.iS
find immediate relief, and, at length. cure.
tSony We Fire Fire Rose or Ess.iDslas, letter. salt
Rheum, seald Head. kineworm. Sore Eyes, Sore
scrofuous dsea.e ," SIso. in the more ooscs.led
forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Heart Diseese, Fits,
seetsD: Of the Mnscuap and
Syphilis or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases are
usa IL ts sy T G
But long continued use Of this medicine will cure
and o.
:SS a Leleysd and iursd b its suIiyins
each case are found in our Almanac, supplied
gratis. Rheumatism and Gout. when caused by
Accumulafions of extraneous matters in the blood.
yield quickly to it Sc also Liver Complaints, Tor
pidity, Congestion or Inflammation Of the Liver.
and Jaundice, when arising they often do, from
the ranking poisons in the blood. This SARSA-
PAR1LL Is great restorer for the strength and
yfgor of the system Those who are LanRuid and
Listless, Despondent Sleepless, and troubled with
Nervous Apprehensions or Fears, any of the al
fections sy automatic of Weakness, will dnd imme
date relief and ncing evidence of its restora
tive power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. q. AVER CO, LOWELL, MASS,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
Sold by all Druggists Every where.
z. d. GILMAN,
NH 4 -eo3rn w ashin ytou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

THE FEET.-On account OF the frequent
and extreme atmospheric changes Of this eli
mate, our feet need regular attention. As at a
certain state OF the atmosphere the shoe con-
tracts, while at the same time the foot expands.
causing great amount Of friction, and pres
SURE, against the prominent parts, in conse-
quence OF which corns, bunions, and other
complaints arise, making il a necessity with us
to occasionally submit our feet to the inspec-
ton Of the Surgeon Who MAKES it a speciality
OF treating such complaints. The feet having to
do such great amount of duty,need occasional
attention, even with proper fitting shoes, but
ill-ftting ones, upon disordered feet totally
unit us for the duties of life. A shoe that laces
or ties upon the instep is best, it can be tight
ened, or loosened. as occasion requires The
heel shout be broad and 10 W; the sole should be
thick, in order to protect the foot from damp
and hot payements, long, that the ends OF the
toe should b. free from pressure and it should
be conformed TO the shape of he foot Straight
ana narrow soles are always dangerous, and
never beautiful. In neglecting our feet we not
only cOnduce1H our own discomfort but entail
great amountof suffering upon our descend.
ants. By keeping our feet comfortable, and
walking frequently in the open air and sun.
shine, health, strength, and beauty, will be pre-
served and The deterioration of the race will
cease. We will gain IN both physical and men.
tai health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
.Ts REVIEWER
HAsPRovEp ITSELF TO BE rHR MOST PERFECT
PhkPARATioN FOR THE HAIR EvER oF-
- 90. FsRED THE PUBLIC.
1t is . vegetable Compound ard contains no iniu.
rfous properties whatever.
n WiH restore Gray Ha ir to Its originaI color.
II Will keep the hair from ialling out.
cIeanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, lus-
trous and siIken. 49,
II is a spiendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to use &c
mas recommended ard used BY the frst Medical
authority. -
~ Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Be-
nea er, and take no other ND
Z p. HALL CO, Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale By all druggists. - my 4-eo2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

The STORM YESTERDAY AFTRRNOON-The
weather, which has been Of murky, lower
Ing character for the past few days, eliminated
yesterday In heavy hail storm, the severity of
when was partic uIarly experienced In the ex.
ueme southern borders OF the city. At this
size and force of the hail stones besides which
number OF young chickens, the property of
various Seventh Warders, were killed The
Storm south of Washington, 1T is said, lasted for
some minutes, and did m aerial damage TO
growing vegetables and crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
THE CQuRTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-Yesterday, the
argument in the case of Johnson VS.. Birch
injunction to restrain defendants from cleaning
fish on the wharf Of complainant-was con-
cluded; decision reserved Kelly, administra-
tor, vs.. Murray, administrator; judgment be-
low reversed, and case remanded for new trial
Maryland carton vs.. Stout; rule on Acting
CmmIssfonee Of Patents to show cause why
mandamps should not, issue to compel him to
issue patent to complainant. Middleton VS..
Trustees Of Ascension Parish; appeal from de-
eision of court below on the construction Of
deed; case argued; held under advisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
ALExlrpEIA lTEMs.-The Journal of thu

ALEXANDRIA 1TEMs.-The Journal of this
morning has the following items:
Iarderers ARE Sted.-SherlTSt euart and Con-
stables Eidiin and Burnett arrested late last
evening, four colored men and one white man
in this county for the murder of Patrick
Gafney. Sunday night on the Washington road
They were committed to Jail in this city. The
white man it is said plotted IT, and the others
carried ii into effect.
Horse Stolen-A dark roam mare, about 5
years old, with black legs and brown eyes,
was stolen Wednesday night from E. F.
Adams, living at Farmingtop, Md.
Aettdent.-Jno II. Duffey had the sinews of
his right ann badly lacerated at O. ~ "A. r. r
shops, by getting il drawn in the boring
machine Wednesday.
Sale Of Money-The German Cooperative
Association Lave sold $1,000 for ten years at
1OH per cent.
a stand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

MARINI's MAY FESTIVAL AND BALL-Tha
approaching May festival of Professor L. G
Marini Will probably surpass anything OF thai
kind that has heretofore been presented TO tn
Washington public. The theater will be trans.
formed into magn ificent garden and ball room
Tdtieoua riuante poses pLGstque, ballet divertise-
ments, GROWING the May Queen, Feast OF
Flora, &c. Will fill in the commencing of the
with appropriate costumes, gotten up under ths
immediate supervision of Prof. Marin, will
come of, embracing the court dances of Loui-
XIV, Spanish, Sicilian, Scotch, Creek. Two
lese. and, in fact, national da n ces of all conn.
tries, in all their different phases. The tickets
for this festival are eagerly sought after, and
reserved seats are being secured rapidly a,
Metzerotts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08
MA RTE

ErMONSTON- REDSTRAKE. On Tuesday,
M ty .th, by Rev. NJ Johnston, Nj CHARLES
EDMuNSTON TO Miss CLARA d. REDSFRAKE,
both of this city. No cards.
BkAHHALL-HOWLAS On the 9Th inst
at I'll q First Uni sdrian Church, Buffalo. N. by
the Rev: Frederick Fro thin CHAM, WILLIAU u.
BRh4H LII. OF his city, 70 ANNA I. HOW
LAND. of the TO inner place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

PECULIAR PEoPLB.-Last evening Mr.. John
b. Cough delivered his lecture upon "Pec uliar
People IN the First Congregational Church,
tor the benefit of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Notwithstanding the very un.
favorable weather the Church was comfort
ably hlled, and the Association will realize
about three hundred dollars. This was the
closing lecture of the season 1t occupied two
This evening MIR. Cough will lecture upon
.Orators and Eloquence," for the benefit of the
Ladies, Aid Society of the First Congrega-
tional Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

The CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The First
Congregational Church of this city, at its
church meeting on Monday evening, removed
II OH Office its whole board of deacons, three
ont OF four OF whom were opposed ID DIR. Boyn-
tons views about the admission Of blacks to
the commpniop, by declaring their ONCE va
cant and then elected a new board. The meet
log was very stormy one, The pastor declin-
ing to put n motion of adjournment until the
election of Geteons was concluded. This
church Will hold its first meeting IN their new
house on Sunday MOI ming next; in the alter
noon The comm MON service will be celebrated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

SALE OF MoNEY.-At the 44th monthly meet.
ing of the Excelsior Building Association, held
last night at Temperance Hall, S3,42 were sold
at the following rates, viz: 10 shares at ASK; 10
at i5h; at io and at 404-being an average
OF IA per cent.
AT the 18th monthly meeting of the Capitol
Hill Building Association $1,000 were sold at
an average Of ssh premium
AT The 26th monthly meeting Of the First
Ward Building Association Tuesday evening
thirteen shares of stock sold at an average of rs
cents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

STEEL CLAD.-Passing along Louisiana ave-
nue. yesterday, we were astonished to see a tall
man, dressed in white, well armed with steels
Approaching him closer, we found he was no.
a steel clad knight, but the bearer of circular
from the weil-known hoOp-skirt factory OF
Charles Baum, introducing the ne w can't break
'em corset steel, which is becoming popular
with the ladies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

JEwKLRY.-Sleeve Buttons, Stnds, Rings and
Chains, silver plated Ice Pitchers, Cups, Cob
lets, Call Bells, received this morning NJ
Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Stor~, No. 40
Pennsylvania avenue, near IN street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

For CoRNs or other complaints OF Inc feet,
visit DIR. Whites rooms, s2s Pepnsy lvania
avenue, between AZ aud 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-08

LARCENY OF MoNEY-George Washington
Barnes. was before Justice sjm.th 'his morn
ing. charged by John O'Mera, with stealing
from his premises, No. 566 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., on the sd day of May, S31.60. The evil
dence went against the accused, who informed
on his accomplice, julius Williams, who, il
was shown, went into MIR. O'Mera's store and
took the money while Barnes stood outside and
watched, and received his share of the plum.
der. Barnes and Williams were both sent to
Jail for court.