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Tho Impeachment Tr;aI.

Yesterday beiag tho day appointed
on which the trial Of tho Prosisient Of
che United States on the articles Of i'm.
peachmcut must commence IN form
the proceedings vent forward 10 the
Senate accordingly The case was
opened on the part Of the House man.
ayers by MF. u. y Butler, who read a
prosy address, which occupied three
hours Ia lie delivery. reversing tho
cons.aationai provisions which are a..
legged 10 make Il the daty Of ,he House
to impsach and the senate to try a
President charged with high crimes
aud misdemcanoss. tocising English aud
American pseoodsnts 10 s1ses OF i'm.
parchment, aud considering tho mt.
tcrs OF fact aud law which would bs
developed 10 Supporting the statements
Of each OF The ia,pcaehmcn, articles -
A very wide range of iaquiry will be
opened b th as 60 tho facts and the las
Of The case, II the points raised by Mr..
Better 10 tho opening speech arc 10 DO
fully and fairly considered aud dis.
cnssed. Dir. Wilson, Of tho impcach .
meat managers, ID will be seen com.
mcnccd the introdaction Of testimony.
consisting Of documents mostly with
which the pus lio generally ara famiI.
Jar, but which Dir ssanbery. cou usel for
tho President, desired 10 have read,
which was done accordingly. Thas,he
forms atleastars compiled with, and IN.
lessthe Prosidosi Is to be deprived of the
common privileg = Of defense nccortAod
TO the humblesi criminal, Il Is diilical,
10 see how there can be that swim so.
latio'' which is demanded By the moro
hos headed Fartisaus of Impeachment.
Battimors San n 7sesiay.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-04-02

HoasR Biras executed at the 0ilice of the
Democratic Adroeaie, in asuperior style and
at reasonable rates Having a large lot Of
fashionable type, together with aibcauiifdl
cut, we feel assured that we can 6il the
orders Of our patrons in such manner "a
70 give satisfaction.
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Company G, Of the 18th Regiment,
Maryland National Guards, of this city,
have received their muskets and aocou.
trements Their uniforms are expected
soon, and we hope tosee them parading
our streets very shortly.
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Tistar's asaIsana OF villa
Cherry

For she care Of cosgAs, ceid., Hsar...s...
A''A~s, f-iss"ss, c,OrP, waoep;rs cs.ga,
H,e-'saai' Prsdi,Posisisa % Csa.a~psio-. 4s.
This great remedy i too well known snd 10
performing ton much good 70 make u necessary
20 60 into an elaborate discussion Of fss nsriss.
Soncc Y TO .sy that u still maintains lie sspre-
macy Ia curing diseases Of the most obstirs,.
ehsfuc'cr, and that ali who suffer from tho
Shove eptnplaints, after having tested this res.
eds. seidofs haye occasion y, resort 20 oth<r
Appliances to insuro = perfect resssvsssss -
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c0ASTABLE'S SALE,

STATE Of Maryland, Carroll County. Set.
DY virtue Of Writ OF Fieri Facias, issued
ID by A. Neale, ono Of the justices az
the Peace Of said State, in and for said
county, at the suit Of John w. Johnston for
the use Of Frizell 4 Manning, against the
goods and chattels, lands aud tenements Of
Nimrod Buckingham and A. Pickett, 10 me
directed, | have seized and taken In execu-
ton all the right, title, interest and estate.
at law and equity, Of the said Nimrod Buck.
lngham in and to all that peice or parcel OF
land, lying and being Ia Carroll county. and
Stale of MarvInnd nn,afn...,..a- - - N
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rIyHE County Commissioners for Carroll
u County win meet at their 0iIics. n
Westminster, on the Fsasr MoxpAr OF
MAY, 1868, for the transaction sf
business.
by order,
JAMES BLIZZARD,
ap2h c1erk.
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NEsTMfssTER AND 0AKLASDfrRy.
PfKE.--Pursuaut 10 notice the Cornlnis.
sioners appointed TO take subscription
TO the capital stock Of tho Westminster
sud Oakland Turnpike Company. met
a. the Court House, In Westminster, on
Monday last, and organised tho meet.
ing BY calling Mr. Joshua Bascman 20
the chair. and appointing George W.
Lamotle Secretary. Among other bust.
ness, Il was resolved 10 appoint n.
Knox, II I Bartholow, l.. A. j. la.
motto, Allen Bennett Aad John r Hill
: Committee TO examine and report at
the next mceting the most practical
route for said Turnpike road. George
w. I.amotte, Joshua Baseman and j
", Love were appointed co mit,co TO
take suhserip,ien to the capital stock of
sal Company. The meeting thea adj
Jousbed 20 meet ~ Fairview School
House, on the Nieodemus road on Sat
urday 18th day Of April instant, at ~
o'clock ". Tho public are invited 10
attend.
JosnuA BALgaAs. President.
Gro. W LAMoTTE, Secretary.
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l27 Acres Of Land,

more or leas, conveyed to the said Nimrod
buckingham BY Larkin Buckingham by Deed
bearing date the 26th day of December,
isi8, and recorded in Liher = IS, No. 6,
Folio 4la, &c, together with the Improve
, menis thereon, and hereby give notice
'S''tHridy, dc 25th day Of Apra, 1868,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, at the Court House door
in Westminster, win offer for sale the said
property, SO seized and taken in execution,
TO the highest bidder, for cash.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
apr z-ts Constable.
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j. s. LEWIS,

MASurAcruRER or
Genie aud Ladies' and CAiifres's
boots and shoes
Of all descriptions Of The best material and
workmanship atlow pricss.' No. "a wcsf Fsv-
cite -, baltimore, between North 4 Cslvsra
ap2-ly -
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Communications containing local or
general information solicited from al
parts Of tho county.
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Mcssrs. Frisell 4 Manning, Bankers
andsBrokers, have taken the building
formerly occupied by the above bank.
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GEORGETOWN.


MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Ths hnsf,.
transacted on Change this morning was A. fol-
lows. offerings, 800 bushels wheat : 80 49,,
els corn; sales 400 bushels white co.,, :, g..
seo bushels yellow Al sl.I3.
FsH.-Aoout $4,000 herring were ree.svs, q.
the nhn " harf this morning. which sold Al sro-,
SOY 10 g per thousand.
f1GHTING.-A boatman named Edward I'm
ohley was before Justice Buckley yesie-,,,,
evening, arrested by Ofhcer Martin. chareag
win lighting. for which he was fined - ~
THE CASAL.-There are a number OF 60,
boats IN, waiting 20 be unloaded.
No LIcENsE.-A confectioner named Geo--.
Loppes was before Justice Buckley yesterday
afternoon. charged with violating a cornora
non ordinance by doing business without A IL
cense. He was fined $50.
THF PoRT.-The steamer John Gibson c,n-
tam Winters, of the Merchants line he,v,-ssn
this port and New York, has entered with q
cargo of assorted merchandise for DISTRICT me--
chants. The steamer New York, Can't lone
Is IN with merchandise from New York. The
steamer Columbia, Captain Harper, has arrived
win merchandise from Baltimore.
DANekEoUs.-There are three or four plan Is
Torn up on the foot bridge across the canal At
Potomac street, near the fish market, so thar
ioot passengers crossing the bridge AZ night
could not help falling below unto the tow
pain. or into the canal. On Saturday evening a
lads passing over the bridge came near falling
through, but caught 10 one Of the plsnks and
saved herself from probable injury. IL should
be attended 10.
Run AwAY.-This morning. the horses of
Mr.. j. Magruder, Of Maryland. attached 70 a
wagon. became frightened while standing on
the fish W harf al a passing tug hoat and start
ed on Al full speed up through an alley and
INTO Water street, where they were brougk, 10
stand sun by running against a telegraph
pole. The wagon struck the pole win such
force as 10 snap the harness OF the horses an
several places. thus detaching the horses from
the wagon. No other damage was done.
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may register, and, once registered, they may be
induced to vote.
Mr.. John Collins said that the resolution re.
frred to had been adopted by the Central Club;
but he was to. night in favor Of making the
since changed his views On the subject.
Mr.. Barker said that the question under dis
cussion had been duly discussed by the Execu-
tive Committee, and he personally thought that
the nomination should be made at once.
The question tina. when the Convention ad-
iourn il be to Tuesday of next week (Mr
Wright having modified his motion to that eff.
fect) was put, when the ayes appeared to have
the majority. The yeas and nays were called,
and resulted as follows -YeGs-Messrs. Car
roll, McDermott, Magruder, Hodgson, Plat.
Acker, HUssey, Anderson, johnson, Savage,
Conneli, Fitzgerald, Gleason, Reagan, Boiseau,
Fitzpatrick, Bowie, Dalton, Clarke, Allen,
Sheckells, Bowling, and Wright-23 Nays-
Messrs. Waters, Drury, Garfield, Major, jul
lard, Robertson, Barker, Collins, Harris, Fen.
wick, Bartlett, Gulick, TAFT, Offenstein, Teach
am, Nottingham, Goung-17.
The Fourth Ward being entitled to bat 1--WE
votes, and both delegations voting in the af-
hrmatlve, the vote was announced yeas 10,
nays II.
Mr.. Dalton, when his name was called, said
that he voted as an act of courtesy to the gen
lemen of the Seventh Ward. He gave each
ward
The Chair-You can't make a speech.
[Laughter.l
The meeting adjourned, and thecrowd quiet
ly dispersed.
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THE COURTS

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.-This morning.
the case OF Thos. j. Hughes, habeas corpus,
motion 10 discharge from the military custody
on the ground OF his being minor was argued
by Messrs. Appleby and Merrick, for petit
TONER, and Wilson for United States, decision
reserved. A favorable report was made by the
committee TO examine q. Ross Perry, for adj
MISSION TO the bar, and he was admitted.
b. G. Lovejoy was appointed additional ex-
amner.
Resolutios of respect TO the memories of Thos.
III. Ford and p. X. Fendall Were presented by
Messrs. A. Is. Brown and w. +. Mattingly
were ordered TO be joHnalized.
ORPHANS COURT, JUDGE PurceU-To-day.
the will of George r. Hartshorn was filed NJ
L. Bills vas appointed guardian TO the orphan
OF u. Z. Wilson, late of the United States army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

WE YESTERDAY NOTICED at Mr.. Priggs Jew
elry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue, near
AZ street, several new designs in lewelry, IN
rubber, coral, fuchsia, brilliant, jet, emeralds,
carbuncle. gilt and steel sets. and a magnificent
line OF plated ware, consisting of ice pitchers
beautifully ornamented, silver cups of the
finest patterns we have ever seen, castors, forks
and spoons. II is matter of surprise how Mr..
Prigg can afford 10 sell his splendid articles OF
lewelry and plated ware AT such moderate
prices: but the fact that he disposes of such
quantities may be a solution 70 the problem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

FAIR AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.-This fair for
the benefit of the Columbia Hospital, cond ucted
by ladies of different churches, is being liberal
ly patronized. The hospital is a noble institu-
ton, which has accomplished great good in our
midst; and. this fair, in its behalf deserves as
IT receives, the earnest sympathy and cordial
support of our citizens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

GRAND CoECERT.-The new church on the
corneriof q and Tenth streets will be opened
for the first time this evening by Grand Com
plimentary Concert, rendered 10 the Ladies
And Society by Prof Muller, the Organist of
Rev. III. w Beecher's Church, Brooklyn, as
sisted by several members of his Choir. BY
reference to the Programme in another column
il Will be seen that a choice selection of Muse
will be given. Mrs Towle. formerly Miss
Rumsey.) well known here during the war by
her efforts in behalf of sick and wounded SOL
diers. will sing some patriotic airs. The Band
Of the 18th Regiment Will also perform.
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ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY.-The yoHrH

of this morning says:
Patrick Gafney, living on the farm of W. NJ
Brown. on the Was hington Pike, was assault
ed a his own house Sunday night, by tire,
men and nearly beaten to eath with clubs
A meeting held az Fairfax &. II. Saturday
night appointed ]. Hawxhurst and ]. Ransel,
delegates 10 the State Republican Convention
and instructed them TO vote for Hawxhurst
for Governor and Tucker for Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05
MA r RE ID.

FENTWIsLE-pEwDNE On the 18th DAY OF
1pril hy the Rev Father Nc Nallv. CHARLES J.
FNTWIsLE TO Miss JULIA DEWDNEY, both Of
this city.
PURCELL-BUNDICK; In this city, on the
JAMES b PURCELL 10 Miss vIRGINIA Bun
DICK, both Of Northumberland county, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor Of a rare and delicate boquet of
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

DR.. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, 42i Penn
sylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets;
established lS6i. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts Moles, &c, successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be worn
with ease Immediately after the operation.
Hours from a. m. 10 p. m.
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AUCTION SALE OF STocK.-Messrs. Green &
Williams, auctioneers, yesterday sold 81 400 in
Corporation stock, at auction, at 9IS cents on
the dollar. The same auctioneers this morn
ing sold Mr.. +. Kroeger's restaurant, on eth
street, near q stree, TO Mr.. John VoIght, for
S1.1S3.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

Do NOT PAIL TO Stop at S. ID. NARROW &
Co.'S Shirt Mandatory, 262 Pennsylvania ave
nue., near 18th street, and have your shirts mao G
TO order at prices less than any other h ouse in
the CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

The THIRD CoLoRED BAPTIST CHURCH DIP
FICULrY.-In our report in reference TO the
Withdrawing of the hand Of fellowship by the
council convened at the above church from the
Rev. W. j. Walter, ID. W. Anderson, l.. V
Wright, q. W. Parker and =. Alexander, whom
II Is alleged have been counseling with ex-
cluded members of the church, we inady en-
tently stated that it was done by the council.
when we should have stated that il was done
by the church organization itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

BLUE FLANNEL AND CASHMERE SUITS of the
finest quality, Just the thing for the season. can
be found at liable Il Co.'S, i6S Penna. avenue,
between Sd and Z streets. ,
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW s.


NATIONAL THEATER-- Batemans French
Opera Troupe in ia Grande Duchesse."
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Grand FAIR for The
hesefit OF Columbia Lying-in Hospital still in
progress.
The Picnic OF the Radiant Star Club, a.
7th-stree; Park, to-day, VIII no doubt De a
pleasant affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

THE SALE OF PAINTINGS by Messrs Cooper
d Latimer, advertised to take place on the eth
and oth INST, will be held at some hall in this
city 10 be announced tomorrow. The paint
ines are now on exhibition in their store, cor
ner OF Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave-
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GEORGETOWN AbyERrIsEnKSrs.

RYTHos. BOWLING, Austioneer; Georgetown.
GROCERIES, PLATFORM SCALES. HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE A.. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAV s, 1855 af ~
O'Clock, will sell, in front OF Auction store No
liza Bridge street. Q general assortment OF ou.e.
hold Furniture, Groce les. Platform Scales. A.
my4d THOMAS BOWLING anct
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CITY ITEMS.

BOYS BLACK ALPACA JACKETS, at Geo. &.
Henning's. No 5l1 eth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

For CoRNs or other complaints Of the feet
visit pr. Whites rooms, i2i Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

A FULL LINE Of Spring and Summer Cloth
ing opening at Smiths, 400 Seventh street, OPP
posIte Post Office. 8
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DIED..

CLARK. On the 9Th inst. CHARLrs ALRERr
infant son Of l.. =, and Mary G. Clark, aged eight
months.
The funeral will take place on Wednesday 9Th
inst. at 10 o'cl,ck Q. m.
LITTLE. On the 4th inst, MOLLIE NJ. LIT
TIE, aged q years.
Der friends and relatives are invited TO attend
the funeral frem No. ~ Missouri avenue bet a..
and ST. streets, ON Tomorrow, "wednesday } the
9Th inst At O'Clock m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

PRReoNs wishing TO subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard,
will please leave 0eir orders at No. LIZ East
Capitol street between lth and 5th.
- John Co00Ms, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

FINE S. BoYs' SUITS are Just the thing for
school wear, at Saks Il Co., 5l7 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN

On TUESDAY AFTERNooN, Nay nth. lsss.
at O'Clock i will sell, in front az the premises
part o. Lot No. -. fronting sbou. feet on Monroe
street with depth Of ~ Zee, on BeAll street i'm
proved by a two story Frame Dwelling House
the aost Of the purchaser
py4 THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Cooper &
Latimer, auctioneers, yesterday sold Let IL, IN
square No. GIG. on the east side of list street
ster Scott for Sis. Also, lots 10 and b. in SUBJ
division Of square No. $40, between Rhode
Island avenue ana q street. 1899 feet, to Pat
rick Murphy, for Al cents per square foot
S1,635.S0.
Messrs. Green Williams, auctioneers, YES
terday sold lot No. I, in square 20, at the cor
ner OF oath street and Pennsylvania aver us.
which was subdivided into two handsome
building lots. One, Sc feet inches front was
sold 10 j. A. Newhouse for So cents per square
foot; the adjoining lot II feet front, was sold TO
Franklin Barrett for 20 cents per square foot
Messrs. John Il. Wheeler a. Co Yesterday
sold lot No. 10, I'm s. p. Browns subdivision OF
part of Pleasant Plains and Lamar's Outlet,
near Columbia College, said lot being 100 feet
front oy go feet deep, TO DIR. +. Howard, fer
SI,215.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

WRAPPING PAPxR for sale. Apply at the
STAR Once
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WV KNABE co 9 CELEBRATED GRAND
Also J Gsteys 3 90. = PABLO \ ORoANs
and MRLODEONs, for sale and rent onVvvV
very accommodating terms. Six second hand six-
octave PIANOS, 10y Chickering. Loud, and other
makers, from $50 20 4lo, for sale hy small month
tore, No. ace ilth strsst. mar ls sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

BOARD OF FIRE CoMNIssIOSERs.-Ata
monthly meeting OF this board. held last even
ing. with Mr.. 4. G.. Eckloff as secretary, the
board arranged for the negotiations to purchase
bhe right and title TO the Columbia Engine
house. The board also arranged TO atterd in a
body the dedication Of the Greenup monument
tomorrow. Jacob O'Neil was appoin ted n
sspernumerary Of Engine Company No. :, vice
George W. Bauer, resigned Joseph Paris
was appointed supernumerary Of No. I, vice
jacob Turner, promoted. Several bills were
taken up and disposed Of, when the board
adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Last
O., ening, considerable excitement took place in
lie neighbcrhood of the Park, owing TO the
~ rest of Maggie Brown. for disorderly conduct
by Ofhcer HaInes, and q little episode in which
IL T. Bradford fired a shot al James Turner,
(eut fortunately without efeet,) for which he
was arrested by Oficer Poole. Justice
Thompson fined The first named IS, held Brad
ford 10 bail for court, and fined Turner S5 for
disorderly conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

HE GRKKNuP MoNUMExr.-The Hreman
are To-Day making preps rstions 10 participate
IN the CEREMONIES Of edIcating the monument
erected IN Glenwood Cemetery by the Column
bra fne Company, TO u e memory of BENJAMIN
q. Greenup. who as lied in the dischar ge of
hls duty: May 9th, 1eJs, and the PROCESSION
&c., is respected, will Re quite a success To ac-
commodate those who may desire to ride 10 TN,
Cemetery omnibrsses will be run from the
Northern market during the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

The lith General Conference of this Church
met yesterday at Israel Church. near the Capt.
tol, and was opened by Bishop Quinn, who
presides, assisted by Bishops Payne. wayman,
and Campbell. Revs. Il. r. Turner. J. Wood
lyn and w. s. Landlord were appointed Sec
re.aries. The Conference AT once proceeded 10
business by appointing committees which oecu-
pied most Of the day.
Seeend Ddy.-The Conference met a o'clock,
and Was opened by Rev. J. Mitchell, Of PhIla-
delphis, Bishop Wayman presiding. There
full ate Ddance of the delegates of the 18th
Conference of the United States in this city,
about 100 present. Bishop Payne who has Just
arrived from Europe, is expected az the Con-
ference to-day. Quite a number OF delegates
have not yet arrived, but age on ele way. The
Conference will probably be in session from
hree to four weeks. After the transaction OF
some preliminary business the Bishop ar-
nounced the committees; that on the state of the
country being composed Of Revs. Joshua p
Eddy, Of Philadelphia Jas. A Handy, OF Bal
timore; G. II. Graham, Ohio; VIM jackson.
Indiana; and Thomas A. Cuff, OF Philadelphia
Conferences.
The Committee on Rules made their report
which was adopted. Rev -Messrs. Carroll and
johnson were introduced and took seats in the
Conference. Rev. q. We4pe1, Fedito- OF the
Christidn Recorder, (PhifSdefphia,) addressed
the Conference in reference 10 the publication
business. A resolution was introduced in rela-
ton TO the publication Of the minutes, and after
considerable discussion il was adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05
L FURNITURE

Having enlarged my Ware Rooms. which gives
me increased facilities, 7 beg leave 20
offer 70 the public my large and well TO-
selected stock of
FURNIT URE,
Comprising
SUITS FOR PARLORs.
BED ROOMS. SITTING
AND DINING ROOMS. &C.
In soliciting share Of the Iubltc patronage
can only say will try my best 20 please.
j. W n L g.
141 Bridge Street,
p. -s-A Fine Assortment Of LOUNGES
ap Ism