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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

pS- John II. bingham, ESQ., Of the Nc
Kinney Enquirer, passed through our city
last week, en- route for home. In his issue
Of las. Saturday, in his "Trip to Galveston,
he has the following kindly notice of ouI
town and the Herald:
"Our next halt was in Dallas, q
thriving little city, situated at the
head of navigation, near where the
"Thrce Forks" of Trinity are sup.
posed to meet. The place gives
many evidences Of improvement
among which are two or three very
fine churches just about being com
pleted. After partaking ofthe hos.
pitality Of our friend, Maj. Barklcy,
of the Crutchfeld House, who never
fails to make his guests comforta.
Bile, we wendell our way to the Her.
aid Office, in which we have work.
ed SO long, and received so many
kindnesses from the Proprietors
that it is difficult matter for us to
realize that we are not still one OF
the gang"
On the subject of the Trinity river navi.
CATION and Judge Burfords mission, the
Enquirer says;
ave here met Hon. Nat. NJ. Bur
ford of Dallas, who had been dele
gated by the citizens of Dallas
county to visit the Island City, and
ask aid of the business men in the
projccI of opening Trinity River.
This is q matter in which Dallas and
Galveston are not alone interested,
but one which affects the interests
of all North Texas, and it is indeed
unfortunate that our people are un-
able, and the capitalists of Calves
ton unwilling TO take hold and push
the enterprise through. That it
will be done, and at no very distant
day, we firmly believe"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

A suit has been commenced in
Kew York against Mr.. Laird, build
or Of the privateer Alabama, by
the owners of one vessels which she
DESTROYED. 1t is claimed that she
was fitted out in violation of law,
and that her owners and builders
are liable for the damages sustain
ed at her hands.
II is-usdsrstood that Lizard had
funds in this country which have
been attached and are held liable
for whatever he may be held 10
pay .
The claim IL for one BuDdhed.aDd
nineteen thousand doIlars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

a%what is "Planchctte"? The civil
lied world-the fashionable world-the
wonderloving aud wondcr-sccing world
is asking the question, what is "Plan-
che,te"? The Pope has denounced 1t, and
Bishop Kendrick, of st. Louis, has taken
the cue and denounced "Plancheite", with
the threat to excOmmunicate all good Cath
olics who handle "Planchctte". There will
soon be "Planchette box" in Dallas, and
il there should be good spiritual medium
with us, we may expect many startling
revelations, connected with this little Curl
osi,y and it's writing pencil guided by in
visible spirits.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

BDr Messrs. Allen & Heitmann, Houston,
have just received large stock Of wood
work for wagon and carriage makers, con-
sisting in part, of locust and oak spokes,
wheels, straps, poles, wagon-bows, &C., Of
all the various sizes, all of which they can
sell at very satisfactory prices. They SO.
licit orders, which will be filled promptly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

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mssFhsTs gill bTiseisa zach dag, sat tAs
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n TTaisSiioa sHi seeuTity 10 skisA tlsy
Lass lsSs bees siFsnssEs,
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is on hand earlier than usual this month.
1t is fully up TO its past reputation, both in
its literary and illustrated contents.
The steel plate for this month is illustra-
tive Of 4 little girls ''frst time at church"
She is not old enough 10 become diedkened
to the reality of what is passing on around
her.
The usual fashion plate comes next, with
its correct designs. "Tbs Refreshing
Drink" is 4 very pretty tinted picture. An
extension-sheet, containing thirty-four
engravings Of dresses and other articles
suitable for ladies and children. A page
Of handsome sashes is also given. Also
ono Of bonneis, caps and head dresses.
The work department is very full, and
abounds in illustrations.
L. A. Cooley, Publisher, Philadelphia.
Terms SO per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

Our District Court opened on last
Monday, and has been busy during
the week in the disposal of civil
suits. The criminal docket will be
taken up next Monday. Among
the attorneys present, we notice,
Col. Mccoy, Judge Good, Capts.
Record and Kendall ofDallas, Judge
Roberts, Of Bonham, Capt. Hurt,
Dist, Attorney, Judge Evarts, Capt.
Hare, Coils. Bass and Buckley, of
Sherman, and yno. l.. Lovejoy, of
Denton, and our resident attorneys.
mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

HT The Times says that number of In
dams were seen within one-ard-a-half miles
of Weatherford on Monday, the 9th ult.-
They captured a number Of horses from Mr..
B. Skaggs, two miles west Of that place.
A private letter from Weatherford TO the
editor of this paper, dated the 2Sth, says:
"On Saturday, eight miles north of this,
on Prindle's Prairie, the Indians wounded
two children, but not seriously. The men
of the house killed one Indian"
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n6s.Mhen ron 90 To New Orleans en-

nE-When you 60 to New Orleans call
and see L. II. Gardner & Co. This is o
young, growing and popular house, whose
prices are as low as the lowest and whose
fair dealings have won for them an envi-
able reputation throughout the country
They deal in Dry Goods and Notions, on
Common street, adjoining the City Hotel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

JrrrRIEs is in receipt Of his mammoth
and unrivaled stock of Dry Goods, embra-
cling everything in that line. Buyers will
find il 10 their interest TO examine it before
making their purchases.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03
~ shall have no policy Of my own
to interfere against the people"

~ say again, fellow.citizens, ro.
member tho fate of ancient Rome,
and vote for no candidate who will
not tell you with the frankness of
nm independent freeman, the prin.
ciplcs upon which. il elected, he
will administer the Government.
That man deserves TO DO q slave
who would vote for n mum candi-
date when his liberties are at stake"
ANDREW JACKSON.
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sG"It is with more sincerity than ordi-
narily accompanies an editorial notice
that we heartily commend the Dry Goods
house of LII. Gardner s. Co., New Orleans,
and solicit for them the patronage of our
readers. Visit them when you 60 to the
city. Their large stock, low prices and
courteous attention will confirm all we may
saw in their behalf,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

~Gen. Reynolds, under date Of Sep
TENDER "a, 1868, has appointed NJ. Thevenet
CLERK Of the District Court OF Dallas coun-
~, vice Ben. Long, resigned, and Green J,
Clark, District Attorney Of the 5th Judicial
District, VIC. z. HovsnkAmp, who failed to
oualifv.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

GExrLrxrs win find nj Jefries 3 eon-
plsie line Of furnishing gOOds-Hsts, Coats,
Pants, Vests, shpIs, Cellars, PRAYERS,
Socks, UBdershiris, Overshirts. Handler
chiefs. Gloves, &c, Of al grades and pri-
oes.. De not fail 20 see Them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

Married, in Salt Lake City. 18th
nit, in the presence Of the Saints,
Brigham Young TO Mrs. J. L. Mar
Tin, Miss Emily P. Martin. Miss l..
P. Pspdogrsst. Mrs. r. NJ. Jackson
andAiss Susie p. Cleveland, all Of
the county Of Berks, England. No
cards.
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HFer housr. 10 Ner Orl.rp. have Id

h@Feu houses in New Orlssns have 90
rapidly grown in the oon6dehoe Of the
people IS that Of L. II. Gardner & Co,
wholesale dealers in Dry Goods and No
tiOns. They are honest, courteous and
prompt and prompt and deserve the pat
rOnage which is 80 rapidly increasing upon,
them IL il TO The Interest Of pur friends
tosss ben,
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raEsipnNrIAL ELEoroHs.

fsr ths stats az Large,
D u, EffEks0N, y0ilA nAAd0Ck,
AitsTaates,
J. a. 6lE1NELsNR, Gh0 N SMITH,
u hslk Gs.sHis, sfc.AaTaAs ess@nis
Fss nEsI q ssEtssiaSAi IastKhT,
villas. siu.AHaa. u llsTIiau > l. caIah Il tIshu',
AlteTs4is.
ssQesR oakssEsslsSAl asIKtrE,
nssia fal,~Itsan, ~ AaTiahi JAlaus n, Hast, Il
0rags~n, aiieFoaiFs
IHisR osssGEssiaSAL nsTEiTT,
q. N, Jshs. - RAsIHigJ n, AsleTsou, q hsl@hash,
AlisFHais-
felGTH uaSaEfssiasAl hsFNiff,
@, uFssa u hsHaT Charles Stewart - Harris,
AltsfRAie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

The Hon. l.. ID. Evans has trans
ferred his allegiance from the Rad
zeal TO the Democratic party.
Waco Examiner.
We we're not aware that Mr.. Evans ever
affiliated with the radicals.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

Ir YoT NEED a pair of Mems, Youths,
or Child's Shoes or Boots, of any quality
or style, or o pair Of Ladies', MISS or
Child's shoes from the finest to the coarsest,
you can get them at JEFFRIEs'.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

s<s-A liAs u steamships 10 ls ssaasass
raHsihs bs,sssA 0sl'ssssa and I"rpssl,
10 osiobsE fAs Lord Bate. the tHi ship
q The liHs leaves n'srFssl % The so,A 81
0s'sls', and Gal'sslSa sA The let q De-
esabsT,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

sar y, Richardson, ESQ " barclay
street, New York, IL authorized 10 act as
agent for the Herald In that city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

A squad of soldiers, under com
mand Of Lit. Chance, have been sta.
tioned at this place. They are
quiet, well disciplined troops.
mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

Day We are indebted to Messrs. A. II.
Edey g. Kristen, Galveston, for the tele-
graphic market report for cotton, wool and
hides.
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frsssffsa sasifttftstt sfiffF
Ca The iih n Aufusi. les che
Amsfitan tiiissns oh che lsnis ~
Tumhaisro Hsa isidfu rasu Heal
aRd holiniilo, on the fuKpan river,
hsriso organitsd q soeisiy, " ~
called the fambAdeFo AgTiraliuFsl
Society With the following Oniosrs
and standing committees foT the en-
saiRg iw0 years, via; A. u. An
dTsws, President, iounEs Coleman,
Asa Town.eRd. DT, y. u wuisT,
and John A King, Vice Presidents
Pembroke A Andrews, SerTriaTy /,
II. W. Iluddlestoh, Assistant Seere-
tAry John Henry brown, corTrs-
pending Secretary Duncan Q, Bled'
soc, Treasurer,
STANDING COMMITTEES fOR Two
TEARs,
On Staple crops-Sugar, Coffee,
Tobacco and colt0n.-yohR NJ,
Mitchell. Chairman; A q, Andrews,
DR.. 7, NJ, cavill, Farrell Vincent,
and r. G, Work,
On cereals-corR, Small Grain,
Rice, aud Grass Youngs Coleman,
Chairman; Joel Grain, John II,
Hobbs, Mr., Benson, and Henry Ter
rill.
On fruits-P. w. lIuddlest0n,
Chairman; DON Pedro Basahes, Rsu,
ben Ware. James n. Arnold, and
Saml II. Lamkin.
On yegetab'es-wm. T, Town
send, Chairman John g, uonlgom
cry, NJ. N. uzell, A. 4. Mecorkle,
and NJ. NJ. Mitchell.
On Live Stock-Siapleton Town
scnd, Chairman; Edward Terrill,
Stephen Gallagher, ii. G. Little, and
Don Janeiro Silva,
On Observation-Disclosures. I'm,
plements OF Hushandry, Tools, &c
DR.. y. II. witter. Chairman; ID. &,
Bledsoo, Farrell Vincent, John A,
King, and Don Justo Eckard.
On Timbers-Duncan q. Bledsoe,
Alfred Kelly. N. W. Grain, Don
Pedro Basanes, and J. L. ii. Wilson.
On by Woods. Medicinal Herbs,
Roots, Plants. &c DIR. T, ". Cavitt.
Chairman; DIR. r. II. Witter, DIR,
Boyd, DIR. Vicente, and DIR. G. Lin.
cecum honorary member.
On Fcncing-J. II. Mitchell,
Chairman; p. A. Andrews, James
Riley, Tyler Terrill, and John
McAlistcr.
On Roads and Transportation
T. J. NJ. Richardson, Chairman ;
Don Juan Laferette, Julius r. Brown,
Joel Grain, and Don Manuel Nuncz,
HONORARY MEMBERS AND CORES.
PoNDESTs.
DR.. Reed, Tampico Senior Orc.
pesa, Vera Cruz; Don Hugo Fink,
near Cordova DR.. Autry, Papantla;
Don Francisco, Gonzales; Mexican
Consul, Galveston, Texas.
Tho Galveston News, Bulletin,
Telegraph, and other papers in Tex.
as, are respectfully requested to
publish the foregoing, as We wish
to open correspondence with similar
societies in tho United States for
mutual information, exchange OF
seeds, &c. p. A. ANDREWS.
Sectary.
Tumbadero. Auoust. 1868.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

B,trsgul,rly, not over thries q day, and
netting bstrssn meals
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-03

Houston, July p, Isss-.usE4stt
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALRXASDRIA.-Mr
George W. Jones, No. 50 North Alfred street, be
tween Queen and Cameron streets, isour author
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
the first day OF February.
ACCIpENT.-Y Yesterday at the wharf OF NJ.
very seriously Injured by the breaking OF the
lids of his dray while unloading hogshead of
old iron, which rolled over him inhicting,.it Is
feared, serious injury,
REcovEREn.-Mases Russell, oolurod, has re-
covered tho SIG which he hid In his stable and
which was missing. The rats had made hole
IN the horse trough where he hid 1t, and his tin
safe foil through.
FisH.--W had no change to note In the price
Of nsh yesterday, The market was firm at former
quotations A large quantity OF all kinds OF
hsh were disposed Of A number of buyers ap.
peared from Philadelphia, New York Washing
ton and Baltimore, Fishtown was lively yestcf-
day,
FIRE.-The stable and out-buildings on John
Kifby's plantation, on Swami creek, north of
Fort Washington, was set on fire Tuesday even
Ing and consumed.
I.oDdERs.-Tho wRtch-house report of Captain
John l., Smith from the LIST to the 3lst OF March,
shows the following lodgersi 10 from north OF
the Putomaoi 3 soldiers, and 30 halling from Wiz
ginin, mostly Irish aud German. Total, IS.
MARKET.-Salcs OF grain were made yestcF.
day at the following rates: Inferior white wheat
" is; fair TO good red, t2.Goqs2.6S and $40.
Mixed corn, u 90; yellow do, sil2. Oats, IsQT9c,
Rye, sl.o5. Butter firm at 0o0Obc. Eggs, 20
622c,
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MAGGIE MlTCHELL'S
IsO1IT.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
NEW PLAY

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
OFFICE surERyIslSd QrARrERNAsrER,)
sul,DIsTBiUL OF THE Rio GRlSDg,
BROwssYILLEL TEXAS, FEB. -, 1886.
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th Of April, lsls, at Il clock
HAY as may be required for use Of PUBLIC animals ut
the following named poit; in the Sui; plsrict, for
vile, RnEsOli Barracks. and Laredo Texas
Oats aud Corn OF best quality and TO be delivered Ia
coed gunny sacks lipy haed 9r uhbhled preference
specton. Delivery to commence within 10 days after
the approval Of the contract and notice given to the
contractor,
Proposals. to be In trplcac. with copy Of the ad.
annexed to each, aud to be MED
by the naDss of al least two spfelen sureties who
Will signify, by onlorsCWrpt theTeon their willing
ness 70 become responsible Hr lhp i#ihIH perform:
Ance OF tho contract, ~ . Il
All proposals VIII be submitted to the Chief Quar-
termaster Of the District for approval and award.
The Government reserves the right to eject any
all bids, or any part OF bid
Proposals must DO endorsed "PropOsals for For
age, aud addressed to the Supervising QuRFlaraas.
ter, Sub District Of the Rio GrNudc. at Brownsville,
Texas.
BY order VI Brevct Major General MeCOpk.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
First Il. 10Th Infantry, Il, y. NJ. and A. A. q, II.
mhl3 I'd
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Matiuual Arpublitai1.


A..
winter. Tale" l. selected fol the S dsiss.
upon the stage and rom ~. @ .Geeasa
a story, is more likely to please an audience
than ono Of more striking dramatic points. That
Tat s,n,, ~. .is.,, ,mpIooaoie docs not ae
e pressure the natfatifeano anu
wafburton observed, II "is with all Its alb.
surdities, very entertaining, Nearly twenty
years ago we heard Mrs. Kernble read thi, niece
and II seemed to us one of the best ADAPTED 10
her powers OF preaent,no m. r,,,ed no,siop,
and emotions Of the human breast, From the
period when Leontes, King of Silica. nsddened
by capseiess Jealousy IL, cruelty unjust to his
Queen Hermione until 10 after years he Is re.
united to her rs a living statue, the Interest OF
the story 10 well sustained, with many forcible
inyectiyes sQainst the softer sex and in pbrase
BY no means DAINTY. fapd all of which tve arc
sure Mrs, Kemble viii read, Leonte, cxelaims /,
--"shouid ali despair.
That have reyolted wives, the tenth OF mankind
~. ,ne% n,e,es
hs,non. ~ $780, H.. p.n,,ss 80, ~ ~
,.k.. 20 ,..,n,. az Vi. b., ,.a,,.,, ~. ,as,.
n,nt .,oouen.s s.I,. 90 sonv,,sa 800. 4, us
however, the true touches of speaking nature |,
-. at Is yours,
And might we lay the old rroyerb 70 your charge,
opgg.nnse you US !he worse; behoIu, my Iotas,
And COW Of tbe father ave nose lin
The trick Of his frown, his forehead; nay, the
r valley,
smiis. MS s"'" ""' '"''"' MS
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

Til. Washington and Georgetown Ice Com
any will have on hand a full supply of Kcnnebcc
nd Boston Ice during the entire season. Their
principal office Is at the corner Of Twelfth and =
streets.
b. s. SNYDER, OF New York, announces that
he will deliver an address on the past, present
and future prospects OF the country on Saturday
afternoon at p. m, in front Of City Hall.
TIE Kennebec Ice Company publish a list Of
prices Of Ice In another column.
MEssRs. O. NJ. WHEELER AND T. ,. Bnowr-
'rshsve dissolved partnership by mutual con.
set.
n rrxAS, No. III Bridge street, Georgetown,
os.,s a.. dollars reward for a stray COW, as will
hs 80. y. 'vertisement elsewhere.
N., =. Wells 4 Co., Real Estate
p,oLaE, 'oaeers, have removed their
On. an, ,.Lna,S Seloas rooms on the north.
s,., ,a.o.. ~ S "e ~, Md Y streets, Groom o.
Brereton's building.
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED RATgs.-Mr. A straus,
north side Pennsylvania Avenue, between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets offers Lis arsa aud well selected
stock Of Men aud Boys Clothing aud deRtlcmeu's
Furnishing Goods. for the next thirty days. without
regard to cost lie also offers disco int OF ten per
cont. GU all purchases amounting to - or more Now
Is the time to make your purchases at au imInense
sAyinG,
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aEoRaEroMN MATTERS.

oRDERs for tho NATIONAL R.PuBLr AN In
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores OF
Messfs. T; NJ 4. Mills h Co, date Crandcll's) l2s
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. 7. Getty Cors,
lo6 Bridge street, where copies Of the RgrupL.
CAN may be obtained daily.
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.FRw PEOPLE unaeIuainted with physlolo gical
chemistry are aware Of the qushtty Of iron In the
blsod but all should knnO the Importance OF keeping
pp the supply, for debility disease and death sure
to follow when the quantity becomes reduced too
much. Tho Peruvian Syrup "a protoxidc of iron)
supplies this vital 0lopent, aud has cured many
chronic diseases
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WHY WILL YOU WORK FOR - PER DAY AND
w be bossed round. when you can engage In an
easy and lucrative business that " pay you from VI
to ~ per day or o. per evening, NJ leisure, You
snd sample Address GEO. s. MELLEN. Lewiston,
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Bookblnders.

II BOOK. BINDER AND PAPER-RULER,
No. al Pennsylvania avenue. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound, Periodicals au
New spApers carefully attended 3,
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SLID for French whalebouc COrsots; S cents for
Corset steels. Also, HoOp-skirts. Shoulder Braces
and Corsots Of all styles, altered and made to order
and o. warranted. at Charles Baum's, 70 Louisiana
avenue, bei~n cp Sixth and Seventh streets.
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tary pro TEN.
Mr. Bladen Forrest, of 9eorgetown, was nom
mated and elected to membership
Mr., :. Il. Callan announced the tisath of Ulysses
Ward, ssq, and pre, s, appropriate rcsolu-
nouneea the death Of Brig. Den. r. p. Andrews,
late Pay master General U. $. A, and paid high
tribute to his memory, giving an eloquent his
then presented a preamble and Icsolutions en-.
sosistion al the death Of Gen. Andfsws. " -
were suspended, and MT. william 2. Kiesey
document entitled q incidents in the History Of
WW ", which was read by the 'eeresAry'
asfea y NJ. Clarke for his valuable contriSu.
Mr.. William King nominated Mr.. Charles p.
Wannall for membership, and he was unani-
mou.ly elected.
nounsIns the death Of the iste Benjamin osie
Tayloe In the hope that MT. Brent would be
present to do soi but as that gentleman had
undoubtedly been detained at the funeral OF
their late companion, Rev. ulysses ward, II was
their late president, Benjamin 0gle Tsyloe, who
died whilst soj9nrninE In Europe for the benefit
Di: Blake was about to speak upon the death
OF MT. Tayloe, when MT. J, Carroll Brent en-
tered the chamber and presented short sketch
Of the life OF the deceased, and series OF reso.
buttons expressive OF regret at his demise;
Mr.. Brent said he would not detain the soele-
~ with IN address at that late hour, as they had
q good deal OF business to attend to, and he
MI. Lewis Johnson moved that Mr.. 0iarEe be
tioasl chapters q his incidents in the History
Mr.. Brsnt's resolutions We're then Unanimous.
~ adopted.
The society then proceeded to the election Of
and Dr. John b. BlakewAH unanimously elected,
Upon taking the chair, DR.. Blake made some
extended remarks thsnkng the society for the
%Ssa Ss va. sailed g PRESIDE oSsr the s, sSsets
H a, tne Oldest Inhabitants OF the city OF WASH
The society then proceeded to the election Of
two vice presidents, and Mr.. William dunton,
elected ""S'"' ""' 4'' ''o''' ""''e were
Mr.. Brent presented the following resolution;
presented to Col Williams for bis faithful si ~
Charge Of the duties OF presiding ofiecr'
Adopted.
Of Mr., WIN, d. Kibbey, a copy OF the Naiionai
iatciii1enerr. published March T. isoi, containing
the inaugural address OF Thomas Jefferson;
for which the thanks of the association were
en M, gaip wes, was then elected . MAMMA, of
the society, also, MIR, William Is, Howard and
Francis Mohun.
ON motion the hour of mating was ebangcd
from q O'Clock TO O'clock D. m.
MIR Clarke called mn his RESOLUTION reiativc In
the appointment OF 4 committee OF two from
bc sicL. also annointing a committee 10 rsxIsss
the constitution
On motion by DR.. Blake, the resolution was
,,iJ aver until Tho next meeting WV
'"t d yur uni' '"' heN' "es''ps'
. ,svo ;hia,as aasyS,oh ~. sO9 p 'iSo
S'eSex two ,mleses ee TSIft sps store mr.
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LOCAL ITEM 8.

AN NOW MAKING and daily receiving 4 large As.
sortmcnt OF Chidron's and Boys Clothing, at un.
usually low prices. among them some excellent
styles Ono price, aud no deviation. Geo. c. Hen
ming, No 81 Seventh street, Inteligeucer Building
srEP IN aud examine our stock Of Coatings. choice
tasty. and desirable. A. saks Co: Tailors. 5l7
Seventh street.
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GENUINE BUCK GLOVES.

Genuine Buck SIX In Gloves for and Ladies'
wholesale and retail, al RAMsBURG 4 SONS, No
loo High street, 0oergetOwn, D. g. Ladies' aud
Gents Gauptleis made to order. Jas Sm