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ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

THE Thirty-ninth Annual Session OF Studies
i in the st. Louis University
VIII open September 7th.
This Institution is the Oldest seat of learning
in the West, having been established in 1879.
The course of studies offers every facility for
acquiring thorough CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCIAL EDUCATION.
For Catalogue etc, apply to
REV. F. H. STUNTEBECK, s. J.,
President St. Louis University, st. Louis, Mo.
jy2l StaWt sep7
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE.

FEJHE Fail Session of this Institution will COM
mence on MONDAY, the 18th of September
next, with a full and superior Faculty las
usual in all the departments. In addition to
the branches usually taught, arrangements
have been made for a fun course of lessons in
PHYSICAL CULTURE according to the sys-
TEN of Dio Lewis. This places the State Fe-
male College, in this respect, in advance of
any other school at the South, and parents,
both al home and abroad, Will soon come to see
its beneficial effects.
The City Railroad Cars now run out to the
College, and render city patronage perfectly
practicable. Parents and guardians in the city
VIII 1nd on inquiry that they can enjoy the
benefits of this superior school and make a
saving-even when car-fare is edded-of % 10 50
per cent. on tuition bills, For particulars or
catalogues address, Q. COLLINS,
AMI bW President.
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Memphis Female College.

TWENTY NINTH SESSION.-We shall or
1 ganize the FORMS in this College, accord
ing TO previous annouD cement, for the ensuing
scholastic year of forty weeks, on TUESDAY,
September /, 1858. For circulars, giving full
particulars, apply to the Principal at the Col
iege, or at the bookstores.
{y28 tse9 NJ. A. 4. MORGAN. Principal.
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Macon Masonic College.

CITUATED seven miles north of Lafayette
- Depot, Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
in the healthy village OF Macon, Tennessee, re-
sumes third Monday in July, rendering prepar-
atory review for the new scholastic session,
to be
Opened the First Monday in September.
Thorough Collegiate Course taught by an able
and experienced Faculty. Board, per month,
SIS; Tuition, S3 81, S. SO, 81 and IS.
DIR. q. I. HUNTER President Board.
j. q. MURRELL, Secretary. au6 Ina
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HONE OFFICE, No. 5is GIiVe Street,
81. LOUIS.

D. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS. vioe-Preside't
VIM. t. SELBY, Secretary.
]. 8. MILLER. Asst Scorstarv.
VIM. N. BENTON, Gsnl Agent.
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G. w. HAYES, Of Alabama, q State
Senator, was arrested in st. Louis on
Thursday, for keeping low dance sa-
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Miss ELDER, daughter of Thomas Ell
der, Of New Orleans, took the veil at the
convent of the Good Shepherd il St.
Louis, day OF two ago.
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A REVISED International telegraph
treaty wss signed Ia 3 European tele-
graph conference, at Vienna, July q.
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TO TEACHERS.

THE Trustees OF HERNANDO FEMALE
COLLEGE wish to lease their Bliek Building
of 20 Rooms and Z acres of Ground for a series
of years. Address THOMAS W. WHITE.
aulI 4W HarRandO- Miss.
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

The APPEAL, the largest and cheapest
weekly paper In Tennessee, wiz be sent 20 sub
seribers for the ensuing four months IS
campaign paper, at the very low rstes given
below.
ASS Campaign paper, the APPEAL will make
"a readers acquainted with all current political
events, and whatever else may be Of interest.
II win express its own opinions fully and
nreely as heretofore, and continue TO observe
the rules of conduct that have always governed
il. It has no new professions TO make.
THE WEEKLY CAMPAIGN APPEAL
VII be supplied 20 Clubs for the NOzr ensuing
months
copies gfer---..-.s.s'.s-.'s.s- '.'-'-'-..''S "
10 - .--.--.-......''''''"'''''.'-' . ~
10 ....,-..-.....,..,..-s'..--. --...'.-.'.''' ~ "
2s " ..................-........... n 90
A copy gratis VIII be sent to the friend who
sends Us Club at these rates.
The Daily paper viii be sent 70 Clubs al 81
ALBERT PIKE q CO.
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NV "
1t is the desire of the Principal to direct his
attention conscientiously and faithfully to the
mental and moral training of those committed
to his care and in order TO accomplish this
object more effectuaLy, the number OF board
ers win be limited to six and the number of
day pupils TO thirty.
Good boarding can be gotten with private
families at from 50 80 to S5 50 per week.
For information as regards discipline, course
OF instruction, etc, apply for circular.
j. W. DUDD, AN, Principal,
jy29 I'm ShelbyViiIe, Kentucky.
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RObertsOB's Commercial College
% MAIN St, corner winehs..sr.

TO THE PUBLIC.-S. M. ROBERTSON, late
OF Leddin's Commercial College, will, on TU rs
DAY, September lst, open a College for the
special instruction Of DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK
KEEPING, COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS, READ
ING, SPELLING, WRITING, ETC. Parties deeir-
GUS of educating their soRs as above, will find
1t to their advantage to Patronize him. Apply
at No. 81 Main street, upstairs. References
Messrs. Stratton, Goyer & Co, A. Seessel Son,
Hesse. Levy q Co. n. Wolf q Co. au2 I'm
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HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, ETC.,
Nos. 80 and 312 Front st.

A .EEge Stock OF Shelf and Heavy Hardware,
English and German Single and Double Bar
rel shot Cans
Half and Fun Stocked Hunting Rinss,
1Dglish and American Table ana Pocket
Cutlery,
CAST Iron Pots, Ovens and sklllsts
Rubber Betting, Iron and Steel,
French Window Glass
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Copper Stills, Axes, Rope,
Blscksmiths' Tools, Bullders' Hardware, etc.
Agents for the Outlet Steel Brush Cotton Gin,
Agents for Ingersoll's Cotton Press.
Agents foT BEadiord's lCineinnatil Flour and
Corn Mills, ~
Agents for Marvin d Co.'S Fire and Burglar
Proof Safes. sUIS LA
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College of the Christian Brothers,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

THE object OF this Institution is to afford
students the means OF acquiring a thorough
collegiate education, whilst the Commercial
Department offers rare advantages to young
men desirous OF entering on mercantile pur-
suits.
The next Session will comm ence on the last
MONDAY in August
Applicants for admission viii do well to be
in time. For particulars address
aul2 I'm BROTHER EDWARD, President.
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s5O5.0ss IS
LIABILITIES /:
$56,Oas IS
STATE OF MARYLAND, I

City of Baltimore. So
The undersigned, John W. Randolph, Presi-
dent, and Henry G. Jones, Secretary, being
duly sworn, do severally upon their oaths GER
tify and say, that they are respectively the
President and the Secretary of the United
States Fire and Marine Insurance Company Of
Baltimore in the State aforesaid, that the fore
going statement contains a just and true state
Inent and exhibit of the standing and condi-
ton of said company ON the LIST day of July,
1858. JOHN W. RANDOLPH, President.
HENRY @. JONES, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed to this I7th day OF
July, 1858, before me, q Justice of the Peace for
the city of Baltimore.
lSignedl EFF. FLAHERTY, P.
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ShelbyVIlIe Male High School.

THE Twenty. fifth Semi. Annual Session Of
this Institution will open on lst Monday Of
September, 1858. TERMS FOR SCHOOL YEAR,
CLOSING JUNE 5, 1859, PAYABLE oNE-HALF IN
ADVANCE:
For Day .,.....,.......s rs W
I,or Q5n M
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GREAT REDUCTION In RATES
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON R.R,

VIA
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line.
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE THE RATE
" OF relSht from NEW YORK will be re-
ouced TO the following figures
no MQIn Rhia via Nor anIlr
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. CUTHBERT'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIEs

Nos. I4Is and I42s Pine street, st. Louis, no.
w ILL commence its Seventh Senf-Annual
w Session September z, 1888. A full corps OF
experienced te2chersis employed Sp cisl ad-
vantages are Ofered In Fren en-, ElOeution, Pea
manship and Music. The Principal would call
special attention 10 her Boarding department
Inc cormitories have been newly fitted up
during vacation, and are attractive in every
respect Reference BY permission:
REV. JAS H. Bro JKE5, DID,,
REV. ". A. SMITH, DID.
Late President Randolph Macon College, Val
st. LOuis, Mo.
REV. STUART ROBINSON. DID,,
Louisville, Ky.
Catalogues may be found ct the Bookstore Of
Geo. Pattisou. au2g I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIs FEMALE SEMINARY.

TTlHE FAN Session viii open on WEDHES-
i DAY, September I'd, al No. lee Madison
street.
For circulars or catalogues, apply at Young's
Bookstore or at the Seminary.
au2 I'm Mrs. ANNIE ID. HALLE, Principal.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,

Oxford, Mississippi.
CHARTERED by the state in lSl4 and claim.
\ I ing to be to the Daughters what the Uni
yersity is TO the Sons. Rev. Z. H. BELL, A. N,
President Reduced terms, per session OF "
weeks-hah in advance, balance At mi6dle OF
session. TUITION:
In Sciences, Preparatory Department. u 50
Collegiate DeDartm tment...--.--........-.... . %
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. y 20
Music each instrument. t................... 3 on
Use OF W
Ornamental branches usual rates.
Board, Lodging, Washing Fuel, Lights,
Incidental fee and attendancs-tOtaI.- IC0 %
The Boarding Department is in charge OF Rev.
w. W. McMRhen, known to be a most generous
prOvtder, and is like home for yOung ladies'.
in which are found nestness ana comfort. The
Faculty board in the College.
Opening Of next Session, September 10, ISss.
:. q. BUREEY,
President Board Of Trustees,
Address all letters on business 70 Union re-
male College, Oxford, Miss.
Apply for catalogues. aul4 II
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Grange Female College,
LAGRANGE. TENN.

ST MILES east of Memphis, on Charleston
Ct- z3EilIosd. VIII open lst september and
close - July next. Cheapest College In the
West.
CasL items for five months:
Board College (al feundl 90
All En- giish, Latin and MathemRttcs....... Il %
Music ton any insLrumentl with use OF in
Modern 10 W
Vocal Music and Inctdentals, no charge.
tyZ9 I'm ]. ID. MEREDITH. President.
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First Glass, per 100 lbs - 81 *
Second Glass; per 100 lbs ~
Third Glass, per 100 lbs - *
Fourth Glass, per 100 bs ! M
Also, by All-Rail NO Insuraneel Virginia
andria Railroad
First Class, per 100 Ibs.... ~ "A
Second Class, per 100 Ibs. - ? 90
Third Class, per 100 lbs......... i rs
Fourth Class per LOO 25
This Line is determined to carry freight TO
and FhOM Memphis AS CHEAP as any other
line. =
For Through Bills Lading, apply to @. s.
SAWYER General Agent, No. 27s Cotirt street
A. ]. LOWE, Agent at Depot.
WI ROSS,
Gent sup't NJ and Q. RsiIroad.
JOS. 9. LOPEZ, Gsaa Fr't As't. aaN
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Z. F. FLAHERTY, J.P.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COMPTRnLLERi5 nFFInE

CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE,
Nashville, July 25, 1865.
I, g. w. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the United
States Insurance Company, located at Balti-
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany has complied with all the require
ments of the laws of the State of Tennessee inn-
certify that @. W. L. CROOK, Agent ofsaid Com
pany, has also complied with the requirements
of the laws of the State, made and pro-
vtded in such cases:
Wherefore, said United States Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and trans
Memphis, Tenn.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Tenn.
GEO. W. L. CROOK, GenI Agent,
Jy29 I'm Rooms szs I-2 Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS LADIES INSTITUTE
C212 DesotO street,

WILL reopen Tuesday, September l. 1888
w Mrs. n. p. SOU UIHWORTH,
Mrs. +. p. ACaEHEE,
auI72 2W Principals.
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Arkansas Reports for Sale.
EOR SALE two comPlsts sets OF the Rsporta
i Of the supreme Court OF Arkansas from
vol. to vol. a i1clravA One est alracsf sn-
irsly nsw. AeplS p HyQ Z. q, PIKE,
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrgetewu.

SHvERR FALL.-This morning, as a man
named Sullivan was walking down High. A.
the intersection OF Gay street. he slipped aud
fsll. with such force - TO render n m uncou-
scious. He was assisted by Ofiicer Myles 20 ths
drug store Of Richie Causten. where. by the
aid Of medical restoratlyes, he Was soon r.
yiyed, and some bad cuts, which he received IN
the fail, on the head and face Were dressed.
CENTRAL BUILDING AssrcIATIoN.-The
tnirty-fourth mont hly meeting 81 this Associa-
ton was held on Tuesday evening at Lang 3
Hotel, and twen'y-:hree shares of stock were
retired ov the Association at an average cost Of
S92.is. There was no election for Treasure
as Mr.. A. j. Jones, the present incuu BEN
withdrew bis resignation.
REVIVAL AT DUNBAkToN STREET M 2
CBURCH-The revival now IN prog ess Al this
church II daily increasing in inter st. and us
COED results are apparent 20 all Who attend.
TIE CANAL THIS morning prssents = dreary
appearance. being Allied with floating ice. and
very few boats being al the docks ali OF which
are getting ready with sll possible despatch 70
return TO Cumberland, Were they will remain
till spring
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE was attended this
morning by the reporters only.
hiNkk fRoNT.-Tne port Is open bu. filed
WIN noatng ice. Entsr-d-St-amers John
dloson, winters. and Rebecca CLYDE. CHI chas-
ter, New 1ofk with large cargoes Of freight.
Cleared-Ssaner Empir-, Puc-. New York
QUITE lLL.-John ]. BOgue. Esq. returned
10 TINS cIty on Sunday evening from -. I.uts
quite lndisposed and suffering very much with
eryslpeias IN the face He a. improving. 10 ~
ever, and will b. out IN a few DAYS
CLOSING OF Coal TRADx-The d ifierent
coal companies 'arefhaNlng their docks an the
canal cleaned up and their cars and irupIernents
housed, as business Is now closed for the
winter
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TEE SUICIDE Or JOHN NORRIS -"0rgarr'N
n, %. st-COroner w W. Potter held an in
quest yesterday afternoon IN the case OF John
MOTHS, who was found dead in his bed We
t-rday morning at the house of De- w Il
Sneod, corner Sth street and Msrket Space
DR.. Shedd testified 10 the deceased hayIu-
takel room at his house on Saturday las.
that Mr.. Thomas X. Willard came 10 the house
on Monday afternoon, and stated that he wishe!
10 send deceased TO Philadelphia; both st-rtei
on but deceased returned To his room duriuu
the evening, and yesterday morning was forrd
dead III his bed, with 3 vial marked morphine
on the table neal by. Thomas Il. Willard tes-
uh-d that for several years deceased drank To
excess; that he formerly resided in Illinois and
published a paper there. but came 10 this city
eminent Printing Office had been on a spree
since last Friday week, and on Monday VIII.
ness Went with deceased and started him on
the train for Philadelphia. Br. Edwin Bent
ley testified TO having made a post mortem ex-
animation; The right lung was very much dis
eased from pneumonIa, enough To cause the
mans DEATH the lung was bleeding freely: h.
concluded that the deceased came 10 his death
from poison from morphine. The Jury then
rendered a verdict that the deceased cam 10
his deaf from an overdose OF narcotic poxeon
administered by himself with a view of taking
bis lfe- The friends of the deceased took
charge Of his remains. and had them reno we'd
10 his late residence, No. 465 ID, between Sd ana
and 9Th streets, and they were buried al CJn-
gressiopai Cemetery, to-day at p. m.
Deceased was during q greater portion OF the
war, captain in the l4ith Pennsylvania heavy
artillery, and tor a while had command of a
battery near Biadensburg.
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EVENING STAR.
TEE IHoLIDAYs arefalrnost at hand.-tnat

TIE HOLIDAYS are.almost At hand.-tnat
Joyous season of the year dedIcated from time
mmemorial 10 festivities. good feeling, and
'the giving of gifts" Now, more than ever,
Are newsp-pe advertisements consulted by all
sla.ses t. learn where the pleasant conditions
Of the season be best filed, and for the least
rxpeT diture of money. Those who desire To
avail themselves of the brisk business thus
created should therefore speedily, and In the
nost pu bile manner, make known the induce
nents they propose to hold out to secure IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The Ga<.tte OF last
evening has the following:
Property SGle.-Messrs. q reen and Wise, Real
Estate Agents. sold on Saturday the I2th inst.
the lot OF ground between Christ Church am
Hallowelis school house, bounded BY Came ron
Columbus and Washington streets fronting 9
40 ieet on Washington street. and Tn mining
back 2IG feet III inches, TO Bobert Edmunds
Esq. for 5000.
''codis to NcircuSt}e.'-T schooner Marga-
ret aud Lucy, with q load of ice. for Washing
ton, " INCH has been aground below this city
Tor some days past, was dragged of this morn
ing, by two tug boats which were sent to her
relief, and has been lowed to her destination
Horse Ih.ft.-Last night about seven O'Clock
two horses, saddled and bridied, standing in
front of FIR. q ieb's fancy store, on King street
were stolen, nor have they since been heard
nom. They were fine and valuable al lmas.
TIE III LiyiRgEtoR.-Tnis steamer now lies in
five feet OF water, moored fast 10 the wharf al
Chapel Point Efforts will be made as soon a.
the weather permits to raise and repair her.
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DEATH OF A Drsr1NGu1sHKp SURGEON

DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED SURGEON
Pancoast. late of the United States army died
yesterday morning al his residence on lith
street, near II street. DIR. p. was a nephew of
the celebrated surgeon OF that name in Phila.
delphia, and. although only % years of age
had attained such a reputation that he was
made medical director of the cavalry command
OF the United States army during the late rebel.
lion, since the termination of which he has
been engaged with DR. johnson in this city ia
the practice OF medicine and surgery. He was
30 years Of age. and unmarried, at the time ~
his death. His funeral will take place to.mor
Tow AFTERNOON at O'Clock, when the intermen,
will take place in Glenwood Cemetery.
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LARCENY CAsEs.-Yesterday, Joseph Miller,
alias Antoine Lepple, was arrested In Uuion-
town, after a long chase, by officer Anderson,
on the charge of the larceny of a revolver.
quantity OF clothing. &c, from Eli Msyenn
ana others, and Justice Lynch committed him
TO Jhl for court
Elizabeth Minor and Thomas Minor, (color I.
eo,D We're arrested by officer Clements on the
eharge OF the larceny of S27 from Della Stew.
arr, CT winch over sl3 was recovered. Justice
Lyneh committed them to Jail for court
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LOCAL n E VS.,
Amu,emeuts, kc.. Ni,n,

NATIONAL rsKArRR Robert lie hi ,ble-'
by the Maretzek Opera Company.
walls OPEKA HotSE.-The great mimic,
VIM Horace Lingird
CARROLL HALL.-Fair for the benefit Of ST.
DOminiek's Church.
PRor. A. V. 5. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Oi
Pennsylvania avenue.
Odd FELLOWS HALL, 7th street.-Fair for
the benefit of the Assem5ly's Church
MkTzBRoTT HALL.-Concert by Mr.. ID. Ken
needy, the emHneat Scotch vocalist, for The b-ne-
nj of ST. Andrews Society.
WE>LEY CHAPKL.-Lsctu by DIR. Samson.
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DE-. Acorn, who has gained a wide reputa-
uon ON account Of his successful treatment of
All diseases OF the eye, ear, head throat, aud
ungs, has taken an office at 2ic + street W here
ne can De seen from a. m. to p. m. Cltarrh,
deafness, and like diseases have received his
special attention, and persons suffering there
from will find HIM very skillful. In mis- adj .
verilsement, in another column, the injurious
effects Of catarrh, IL allowed to continue, are
fully explained, and as such diseases are so
prevalent at THIS season of the year, he will no
doubt be consulted by many OF our citizens.
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CoLCGEiA ASYLUM FOR THE DEAF AND
mItted TO Congress a report OF the CoIum5is
Asylum for the Dear and DAMN. showin. i,s
receipts and expenditures for the fiscal wear
other things, that the entire cost OF maintaIntns
the Institution during the eleven wears ~ a.,
existence has been sls7, 95.g1; number of rnnit
taught since its organization lisa, of which ora
We're bens II c Iaries OF the United States.
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RiOTOCs PRoCEEDINGs.-A colored Organi-
cation of South Washington, paraded tne
streets of that locality in uniform last night
and after marching down -Four. and a half
street 10 III, wheeled about and returned bv the
same route. Everything passed off quietly,
with occasional cheers from the ranks. till
reaching the corner Of Four-and- a-half aud T.
streets, when some disordeTIy proceedings oc-
Cured, and stones and other missiles were
thrown, IL is alleged, by persons in the ranks,
at the butcher shop of Mr.. Oppenheimer,
smashing In the windows, and some OF them
striking Mrs Samuel Herman, OF South Wash
Ington, who had gone there to make some pur-
chases, cutting her head severely. Mrs. Open
heimer was also hurt, but, fortunately, both
the ladies We're near the rear door OF the shop
and escaped.