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saturday, the 5th Day Of december. ls8s,

At 10 O'Clock am, at the northwest corner OF
Main and Vance streets, sell 70 the highest
bidder, for cash, an undivided one-hslf interest
In the following described lot or parcel OF land
In the city Of Memphis, to-wtt: The south
part of block No. II Beginning at the north
west corner OF ths Intersection OF Main and
Vance streets; thence north with the west side
of Main street po0 fest1 to a stake; thence west
and parallel with Vance street $50 feet to a
stake thence south and parallel with Main
street 100 leet 10 the north side of Vance street.
thence east Will Vance street leo feet 10 the be
ginning. Equity OF redemption waived, and
the title believed 10 De good, but 1 Convey only
as Trustee. JOHN JOHNSTON, Trustee,
November 2. 1868. nov3
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL EoRTHERN CITIES
rs BY THE
Memphis & Louisville Z. 3. Line.
Fa1 Schedule, September IS, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FOLLOWS;

bOtn fr8i4s connect foT Nashville,
The 3:I5 pm connects for Cairo and ST. Louis.
arriving at St Louis at 1888 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates.
Can be procured at the Company's Office. 2zzL
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street.
- baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phts City Transfer Company at Hotels, Prt-
vate Residences, or on board boats, 10 all prin-
cipalp points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, superintendent.
Asa hill. FfSS6DgerA Agent. Sepl3
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r.

Dealer ia stoves. Tfnuare. House FUR
nfshf1g Goods.
GOAL. Lard and Labrieating Oils. Jobbing
and repairing promptly attended to by
Workmen. 3 Frent street, near
Madison, opp steamboat Landing novIs dAW
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JOHN REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. O. Jedsr-
son Street, entrance In alley. Special al
teni1on gwen 70 Stair Work. Houses and We
randahs framed ready fog chipping. fnoy2ilm
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0 4 HOLIDAYS!
Great Distribution by the EEefrspOIitaR-
Gift CO.-CaSh Gifts 80 the Amount OF
500 ~OON-RVerT Ticket nrEMsn Prize.

UErhl DASazAoaA1oA DE ~ AcAEtFDAAtaA
Gift CO.-Cash Gifts 90 fhe Amount OF
$3.50 OOo-Every ticket Draws a Prize.
5eash gifts,eaeh sI0,C00 20 cash gifts. each $50
10 5t00 20J 100
70 " LOU 80 %
IS MeiodeOns eaeh IS 10 j9
$50 Sewing Machines, 60 to lE5
500 Fine GOld Waiche7. IS TO 500
Cash Prizes, silver Ware, etc, all valued at
81, 0C000o.
A chance to draw any Of the shove prizes for
&c. Tickets describing prizes are
envelopes and well mixed. TN receipt Of 3Sa
SEALED TICKET is drawn without choice and
sent by mail to any address. The prize named
upon Il viii be delivered to the ticket-hoider
on syman OF ONE DOLLAR. Prizes ara imme-
diately sent TO any address by express or re-
turn mail.
You Will know what yOur prize is before you
pa for it. AuU prize ecchaHOsd FOR aaO1er II
same Uaige- Nc Blanks. Our patrons can de-
pend Oh fair dealing.
REFERENCES We select the following from
who have lately drawn valuable prizes
7. Wilkins, Buffalo, 500 Miss Annie Monroe,
Plano, $50; John D. Moore. Louis
vile, Sl0Gl; Miss Emma WaIwortn, Milwaukee,.
Piano. $50; Rev. E.. a. Day. New Orleans, 500.
We publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF IHE PRESS - he firm Is Telia-
BILE and deserves Their success. Weekly Trf-
hume, Aug. g. Ave know them 10 be q fair
dealing hrm."-N. Y. Herald, Aug. &. "A
friend of ours drew a $500 prize. which was
promptly received. Dolly News Sept. 8.
Send for circular. LibeE al Inducements to
Satisfaction guaranteed EVery Qsck-
GIFT. six Tickets for 81 - for 81; IS for IS;
ITO FOR SIS All letters should be addressed to
&E&S y a co,
novS0l In I7S broadway. n. =.
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PETRo OLE.
CUMBERLAND U
Nate EhitemOFe G0use).
RIOS, 100 ana Eas Adams Street
MEMPHIS. TENN
Tobias vote, Proprietor.

Tobias Wolfe, Proprietor.
TEaRE proprietor takes great pleasure IN an
4 nouncing to his many friends and the pub
lie generally, that hehasr -ecentlyfaken charge
of the above named House. He promises, bv
close personal attention TO the business, aided
by. polite and efhclent assistants and attend
ante, To insure for his guests unsurpassed ac-
coIamodation and the fullest satisfaction.
The House is centrally located, convenieuf
70 Railroad, Steamboat, Theaier, Posto1ice, ali
The Churches, and In the most cleaniy, quiet
3nd respectable portion of the city After
thoroughly rtnovatipg, rehtting and furnish
ing the establishment, he now solielts a share
OF the public patronage, with the Assurance
thai they shall be made to feel at home.
TERMS:
Eay go per week
Transient...- --..-..-~--.se SO per day
TOBIAS WOLFE.
AoVs DAWN Sole Proprietor. ]
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DRUGS, ETC.
II HGIERNER.
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and A~pOthecary,
Sd and so Bea1 Street.
Northwest Corner. OF secondl,

CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF all description rs
made, aud written reports Furnished.
Physicians Prese riptionS carefully COM
pounded at all hours.
Patent Medicines, Soaps, Perfnmery, Toilet
Articles, and everything pertaining 70 q nrst-
class Drug Store. sept
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HRMPaIS & ARKANSAS River
- A
Packet ComDa,v-

THE elegant passenger packet THOMAS n.
L built expressly for this Company,
Will now take her place in the line, and here
after the following boats will leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays & Thursdays, at ; o'clock pm,
THOMAS H. ALLEN 80 Reese Pritohard, Master
WA. CALDWELL-.......-.R. L. HaineS, Master
OZARK-.---..-......---......H. Blaisdell, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with the new and
Iight-draught packets,
FORT GIBSoN...~~...John WOODBURY., Master
FORT MITH....--."--James BOwiin, Master
VAN BUREN ......-.........J. W. Williams, Master
An OF the above boats were built expressly
Tor the trade, and are particularly we'll adapted
to 1t. Passengers aud freight viii be put
through by thIsline to all points on the Arksn-
sas river without detention, and at reasonable
rates.
All persons shipping freight Cor any point on
the ARKANSAS river from North or East of Men,
ph1s, should have their goods consigned to
: Memph1s and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany,' at Memphis. Merchandise shipped from
New Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet Company, NapO-
leon, Ark.
Freight received at any time st the Compa-
ny's ONCE.
JNO. D. ADAMS, President.
7. A, RENDIG. Agent
nov26 304 Front street. Mnsby Block.
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TRUSTEB,S SALE.
Thursday, the 10th Day ~orDsesmber, 1865

DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust made to me by
. Sc1pio Means on the Sd day of January,
1865, 1 Will on
Thursday, the 10th Day OrDeesmber, 1858.
At the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, In the city of Memphis, l viii sell, at
public auction. to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following lot or parcel Of land situate, lying
and being in said city or Memph and Stale of
tennessee. and described as follows: Part Of
Lot No. ., in block No. 3S IN said city, beginning
at a point in the east line OF st. Martin street
at the southW est corner Of Mr.. NOsl's lot (;
running thence s-outhwardly with the line
of St. Martin street . feet thence east
Wardiy at night angles to the center of the
bayou l68 feet thence with the
center of the bayou IS feet 70 Mr.. NOels line (;
thence WesJwaruly with said Noel's south line
I4 feet TO the beginning.
Sale at IL O'Clock am.
Row tbs JOHN @. FENNIE, Trustee.
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FVBE splendid side-wheel steamers LIBERTY
Il No. 2, and MAYFLOMER, win form 3
Semi-Weekiy line between Memphis and
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday, at 5 Oct K PM, connecting at
Deyall's Bluff with tTaiIfs OF the Little R0ck
Railroad for Little keEk and Hot Springs. Re
turning, Will leave iacksonport every Tues
day and Friday st s am, and DaValfis Bluff
every Wednesday and Saturday at IL o'eloeK m.
The Liberty. No. 2, and Msyfiower will make
close connections al the mouth of White river
with the steamer Guidon for Pine Bluff. Fare
TO Pine Blun, Si2 90; Freight, 90 cents per 100
run between Little Rock and Fort Smith in
connection with this line and the MsMphis&nd
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freight tn all
points between Little Rock and Fort smith.
Insurance oBe-hdU per cent. LESS By his
route than any other.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Superintendent.
LEVY q SHARPE, Agents,
oc29 tt No 900 Front Row.
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Memphis and ST. Francis River Tuesday
PRef et.
For Helena. Wittsburs n 81. Francis River.
The new and elegant sidewheel Passenger
Packet.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of the authority vested in me by
ID Deed OF Trust executed to me by James ID.
Hufin on the attn day of December, 1861. 70 Sc
cure the payment Of certain debts therein
specified, aud recorded in the Registers Office
OF shelby county, TennesSee, in book No. 81,
pages SO and 547, I viii, on
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CHARACTERIZATION.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
a A d.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
" Der 2, 1866, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Roast will run regularly as follows:
GOING WEST-Leay HOpeheld Monday
Wednesday aud Friday at 7:S0 am and arrive
at Madison At / o'clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 100 8 M. arrive at
Hopefeld at l o'clock p.ms and Memphis At
1870 pm.
Tie Ferrybost Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at rs
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket OH
caS in the city.
kreigh3s for Madison or way stations received
by 2. NJ. Patterson q Co., at their Wharf-boAt,
foot OF Union street.
Freight 70 Way Stations must be prepaid.
or Rosd, No. " Jefferson street.
au4 u ]. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. Sup't.
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DR.. JAMES,

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCI HOSPITAL,
rNCustom house street, New Orleans, (esigb-
ished 1850, for the last eight years located IN
Chicago, and celebrated throughout the cOun-
try in the successful treatment OF PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be c-Onddenaaily cHDsultsd At
mis- Ofice and parlors, 81 and % Randolph
street corner OF Dearborn street, OF by letter
POstsfiee Drawer 5S6S.
d. AMPS treats CHRONII, MERCURIAL,.
SYPHILITIC, BLOOD and SKIN DI6EASh5r
and all DISORDERS Of q CON fAGIOCS We
ont the use Of mercury, iodioe OF pOtassa, arse
mic or any poison, but with his NEURAL
ZER, a positive cure for all humors and blood
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
NOCTURNAL and DlURNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on hy abuse CT the or
cams, early indiscretions, excuses, OF entailed
heredilarfly, causing loss OF memory, cOnfu-
sion, depression, dimness CT vision snd often
times insanity, with a depioTable train OF other
symptoms, treated ana radically cured BY an
tnfallible method, saving time and expense
All diseases peculiar 10 the sexual organs of q
private chsracter, radically and permanently
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Old diseases OF the most hon rfBle class, where
the blood has become poisoned. producing
blOtshes on The face, small watery bhsters,
pains in the brad and bones, liberated throat
snd nose, sores on the limbs and body, s~crOfula,
together with an endless number OF suGertngS,
efectually and permanently cured.
DR. JAMES Is recommended by the prsss OF
the country, by professors OF medical colleges
and by the medical profession generally.
Those AFFLICTED should apply to him, and be
TIE MONITOR, by Dr.. James, a treatise upon
diseases peculiar to the sexual organs OF either
sex, causes, effects and their remedies, compiled
from an experience OF twenty years praot-cs
in the exclusive treatment OF these diseases,
sent to any address, securely RrRpped. Price
One Dollar. Pamphlet IN SPERMATCRREEA.
or one on II sent IN sealed envelope
,nBon receipt of pOstage-tWo red stamps AM
dress DR.. JAMES, PostOfncs Drawer 500 Chi
csgo, Illinois. sePl7u
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memphis and New orleans Saturday
Packet.
HENRY A8E5.-.u.-.Geo. W. Boyd, Master
J. ). Sedan, Clerk
TTHIS splendid steamer viii enter T
( the trade as q regular
DAY PACKET, leaving Memphis
Saturday, November IS. az j pm,
And every alternate Saturday thereafter
throughout the season.
LARRY BAR NSTAD, Agent,
No. II Madison street.
LEVY & sAARPE, Agents,
noVI4 # No. 2l Front street.
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SAINT FRANCIS.

Csps. T. r. bowman, : Sam @. Paine, Clerk
MILL leave Memphis on her -
wv first trip TUESDAY, Novem-
Der 2fth, for Helena ard Sc. Francis river, and
EVERY THEREAFTER.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
LARRY IA nMSTAD. Agent,
nevis If No. ~ Madison street,
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CART. JOHN L sHIRLEE J. MS. HCCoRKLE
Late o. Memphis. Tenn. Louisville, KY
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Cor. Fourth and Main SIS,
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY

HAVING recently purchased the furniture
IL and lease OF the NATIONAL HOTELS
long and favOrabty knOwn-EeW would rs,pect-
iully solicit the patronage OF our friends and
the travelling public
Tbs Hotel Is located in the center of the city,
convenient TO all basinesshouses steamboat
landing, posto11ce and places OF a~Inusements.
street cars leave the door every ten minutes
novIn sHfRLEy & MoCoRKLE. ]
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COTTON STATEMENT.

CHANBER OF CokEERUE, ,
ME9PaLS. November %, l8B Z
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C0NaaMIss50neg,s Nos5ce.

We are IN receipt Of new Goods, and invite
the attention OF the people Of Memphis and
vicinity 20 the Inducements offered. nOv29
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FoR FEIAR's PoTRT.
Regular Memphis and Friafs Point Packet
Fer helena and Eriar's Point.
Lee HltS6ci
This elegant passenger packet d.
wiz leave @
TUESDAY, December LIST, at ) pm.
VISSON 4 DORAHUE, Agents,
novs0 q 24 Front street
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FoR REvER.

Regular Mempbis and Arkansas River Packet
W. A. CALDWELLh.--....R g. l. Ea3aes, NasteF
This me passenger packet viii 81
leave as above, On eaE
THURSDAY, "a inst, al 5 pm.
4. A. kENDI9, Agent.
del SO S4 Front st Mostly Block.
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FoR 81. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company
United states Mail.
AARRLE master
This superb passenger steamer L.
Will leave as above On S
THIS DAY, LIST inst, at 5 pm
del Il FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't
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Regular Memphis 81 d Evansville Packet-Fof
Cairo and Evansville.
.-~-..-.... Throop mater.
ThiS elegant passenger sJaa1oe .zf
will leave N
THIS DAY, lst inst. at 4 pm.
VISSON q DuNAHUE, Agents,
del 1t "a Front street
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KEGS in receipts over last month
receipts for same month last wear
Evening star., 1868-04-23
Third Ward Re,rbIic,r CIub

regular meeting of this club was held last
evening at Wisewell Barracks, Mr. ". ii. Mil
Ter IN the chair. and Mr. l.. Il. Williams secrp-
tary. Mr.. Miller congratulated the club on
thelr good work done during the three days of
the registration, and thought that if the books
were re-opened for one day, and the Repub-
bcans did their duty they would gain the VIC
tory, al least ia this ward. He endeavored to
explain their duty with regard TO the coming
election. They had come to The registry obar
and orderly, and that was more than he could
say for some of the white men. He alleged that
the Judges of the registration had shown the
whites favors where they did not the coIorsd
people, anH nat ne saw with his own eyes that
one OF the clerks dld not spell the colored men s
names properly, which he knew was for the
purpose of Keeping them from voting on cleo
ion day. If the copperheads succeed in car
rying this city II would be worse for both par-
ties, for Congress would not appropriate one
cent for the Corporation to give the cooper
heads chance TO fiji their pockets with They
have not made the appropriations they would
have made Just on that account
Mr. j. X. ElVans was introduced and adj
dressed the club. in the course of his remarks
alludlng to the rumor which had been afioat to
the effect that he had deserted the party. He
stated that while he would make no distinction
on account of race or color, he favored Qualified
suffrage. and further said that " hile he believed
that the District government could be I'M
proved. ne was not In favor of placing the en- =
tire District in the hands of few commits
sioners.
Nr. w. A. Cook offered a reso luton request
ing Mr.. John X. Elvans to withdraw hls res
lgnatlon as a member of the Board of Alder
men, so tDat ne may continue 10 serve the ward
nurlng the coming year; unanimously adopted
Col. " m. X. Cook, chairman of the executive
committee, reported progress Hon. III. b.
fhlbrOOk, OF VI, addressed the meeting; after
which, Messrs. X. J. Beall, John r. EIyans
and James Coleman were appointed finance
committee. Adjourned.
Evening star., 1868-04-23
Habeas Corpus Case.
THE ENLISTMENT OF MINORS.


The case Of Thomas J. Hughes was before
Chief Justice Cartier this morning on a writ OF
hdJsdS corpus, he being held 4 drserter from
the military service Reynolds Barracks
oath infantry in this city; Messrs. Merrick
ard Morris appearing Tor the petitioner, and
Mr.. N. Wilson for the government
The petition was read BY Mr.. Morris in
which ii is stated that Hughes enlisted when
is years of age and is now L.
Mr. Wilson read the return OF Mai DonO-
van. commanding the 4ith infantry stating
Isl. Ihat he is a military officer: I'd, That
Hughes was delivered to him a. a dpsertpr and
Is held IN custody for trial before the General
Court martial now in session: Sd. That Hughes
prepared written statement OF his case ac-
knowledging that he is deserter: ith. That he
was regularly enlisted. took the oath required
was regularly examined by a surgeon and
passed.
Mr.. Morris moved that the minor he dis
charged from custody, because he was a minor
at the time OF enlistment that he entered the
army without the consent of his parents: his
father Is deprived of the services of the soc dua
10 blm underline common law. He read from
me laws; OF leO2. which prpscrbes that no -er
son under II snail he enlisted without .,ln con-
sent Ol I.= parents, guardian, or oW- ner which
.e repealed as regards the size Ind age of tho
recI nit; 1914. in which il = provided thar a re-
cruit under age, shai, nave four days trial in
camp. and may within that time recons Ider the
enh,tment; + ebruary, I-62, which provides that
the oaths OF recruits from Il to ~ shall ba taken
as conclusive rs regards their age: and of Feb
ruary, 1854. which gives the Secretary of War
power TO discharge all minors under l. wears
OF age from the army on due proof made.
Mr.. Wilson resisted the application, contend
ing that the oath was conclusive as to himself
ard after his commission of a crime. when he
was beyond Il years of age, IL was not tna prov
mce Of the parents 10 make this application
He argued that tins oath was as binding on thp
parent as the minor; and that il the parents did
not give consent TO the enlistment they acqui-
esceu in it. He submitted that IL did not apptar
thatthe minor was under the age of L.
Mr. Merrick said the party left the service in
four days. and that there was no need of an ac-
qniesceI CO IN the enlistment by the parents:
that the officers who enlisted him obaved th,.
law and paid him no bounty. &c. He argued
that whatever the minor might do. he could
not deprive his parent % his rights in him. and
any contract made by' the minor 10 that END
was voidable.
The decision was reserved
Evening star., 1868-04-23
GEORGETOWN.


LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
omoe, Georgetown, ID. c., April p, ls6s:
Lodtes List-Miss Eliza bell, Mrs Betsy
Digss, Mrs Laura j Green. Miss Eleanor
Hav kins, Miss Mary Hanna, Miss Susan
Hoffman, Mrs Sallie A Jacobs Mary McCar-
thy, Mrs Mary McCann, Miss Margaret Ann
murphy, VINE Maeen Mrs Mary McTece. Miss
Anne McGrlnnell, Mrs Mary Rinepin, Mrs
Maria Rohndolph, Mrs Amanda Swain.
GtEaemea's Ltsi-Anderson Blair, John III
Benton, Capt Jas Bayles, Peter II Clancy. Eli
lin Donelson, John Denneng. John Dlyine
VIM Dare, VIM Edwards, John w Edwards
Moses Foster, Henry Fagiing Enoch II Gas
XII; Godfrey, Richard Hanrillan, Ogden
Harleston, Willard Hargrane. Vim HARDY
Washington Jackson, GottlOb Lederer, Thos
hcGnier, + ID Mertz, John Owen, Geo Phi.
lips, Henry LehIial, F sullivan, h Tprig-
man, Thaddeus Thomaln. VIM Wave. Rich
ard Washington. Walter Walden. Leonard vii.
lIams, Henry Walls, Tisdale Wheeler, Tlos
Walters.
KisceHoneoEs-Seams
REAL ESTATE SALR.-Mr. Thomas DowlIng
auctioneer, yesterday sold the lot situated on
the north side of West street, long known a.
the Chelsey property, on the corner Of VALLEY
street, with the Improvements consisting OF a
brick and frame house. to Joseph L. Simms.
for S4.4U0
WITHOUT ALICENsE.-Offcer Nolkman yes
terday arrested an agent named Edmund Nc
Cready. whe was taken before Justice Buckley.
charged with selling hardware without a Ia
cense, and fined him in the sum of S2u.5J.
SENT UP.-0ficer Fendley found q woman
named Annie Reeves, drunk on The street last
night He took her 10 the station house. where
she was provided with IodIngs 1A had
hearing before Justice Buckley this Inorring
and was sent TO the wOrkhouse for twenty dsys
TEE MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-Tbe bust
ness on Change this morning was a. follows
Oherings-L1j0 bushels of red wheat I 504
bushels OF white corn, l,0UJ bushels Of yellow
corn. and 500 bushels Of mill feed Sales-360
bushels of red wheat az S2.9l. and 3s5 bushels
do, at So 10.
THE PoRT.-The steamer Thomas f. CahiII
Capt. Vim. Maith. has entered with merchan-
disc from Baltimore. The steamer John Gibson
leaves to-day with full cargo for New York.
CHRIST CHURCH.-At an sd iourned meeting
of the members of Christ Church. held this
week. the following We're elected As yestrymen.
=. /. Berry. Evan Lyons, Dr. @. Tyler. Iohn
H. Davidson, ". :. Coz, Col. J. II. Kurt. &
nj NatthewS. and VIM r. Roggs
Evening star., 1868-04-23

The FIRST GRAND LEV EE of he East Wash
IngtOn AbTacadabra A>sOCIatIOu. al Oud Eel
lows Hail. Navy-yaTd. last evening, was a
perfect success and a decidedly pleasant affair
The large hall. which has Oeen handsomely r.
nfted and frescCed. was comfortably crowded
and the sOciabllity which existed among ali
made the party very agreeable. Among the
visitors Were Grand Secretary Noble d. Lar
ntr- hessrs. Geo. Price. John HaInIin Will
Short Capt. J. =. Gedney. and Others of Wash.
mgton and Columbia Commanderies Knights
Ienplar. The committee OF arrangements
Messrs l. II. Gross II. Wm T.. Hutchinson
G. H. Gaddis. r. A. Norton. and VIM Gaddis
Were untring in their efforts To provide for
tne enloyment of all. Brothers Lenuel Cad
dls, VIM. A. NIlkeT. y. ". Hilbron, VIM Cad
DIS and ". W. Brooks, wer- also very atteu-
i've and entertained the invited guests in a
handsome manner. The festivities Were kent
up until the - Wee sma' hours and every OF a
seemed pleased with Jh- Ieyre The music " o.
furnished by Prot. SChrO-deT's band. and IN
supper by Schani-ld. ~