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The Philadelphia Ledger of yesterday con-
tsins well written and interesting sketch of
the life Of William NJ. Swan, one of the
founders OF that paper. Mr. Swain was born
in OnOndago. County, n. Y, and was left an
orphan when three years old At the age of six.
t-en he went to learn the printing business in
Utica, and such was his industry and energy
that he was able at the age ofnineteen to buy out
the remainder of his term Of apprenticeship,
and go into the world on his own account. He
proceeded to New York, worked awhile as
foreman OF the New York Sun ONCE; where
from his energy and capacity he became the
moving power OF the whole concern. In the
early part Of 1885. he felt himself sufficiently
ahead in the world TO go into business on his
account, and taking with him as partners two
fellow workmen A. :. Abel and A. H. Sim
mons, they formed the we'll known firm of
Swan, Abel and Simmons, in starting the
publication Of the Philadelphia Ledgsr
he and his partners labored most indus
trlously early and late, doing the work
themselves, writing, reporting, setting the
types, working the press. and Mr.. Swan even
earned around the paper himself IN the early
days Of his enterprise. Subsequently, when
the establishment became prosperous and
strong, Nh. SWANS energy and great ability in
has business found vent in other directions He
Visahileu press lines LOT OBTAINING early news,
;ind was largely instrumental in making the
Hoe printing press and the magnetic telegraph,
successes in the interest of journalism. Mr.
Sw ain was man of large and varied informa-
tiCn, and of much more scholarly learning than
was Know TO any but his most intimate friends.
To all was added an infiexible will, an indomi
table energy, an imperturbable temper, and a
sleepless vigilance when engaged in business.
The Leag.r truly says that the death of a man of
such force of character Is public Ioss.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money In New York continues easy at Gas
Per cent. on demand. Notwithstanding the IN
favorable aspect Of the banks statsmenG The
loss Of currency by the banks appears 10 have
been due chiefly to the remittance Of money to
the West, the CIEcnnan balances being lar ye,
while money is " snted there. The banks, b w.
ever. hold sun large balances, and afford q
further loss of currency without appreciably
affecting a market. Discounts begin TO show
rather more movement but rates remain At Sal
per cent. for prime names. Loans are ade q,
SA5 per cent.
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ITALIAN POLITICS IS the subject of a leader
IN the London Post which says that the letters
Of some of the English statesmen who are stay
ing in Italy express a certain want of faith in
the political prudence OF the Italian people.
This Is said to go 20 far that, with reference 10
the Roman question, the position of the Italian
Cabinet Is undergoing a change which may
Probsbly open new prospects of success to the
EreIah project of a conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-18

AFTER ALL that has been said about COM
peIling England to pay for the ravages Of the
Alabama among our shipping, II is little sin
gular TO find that Europeans, and not Ameri-
cans, will be the chief claimants for compen-
satiOn when II comes to be- made. According
20 statement in the London PaH Man CARTE,
the London, Paris, Rotterdam. and Hamburg
underwriters had large sums insured upon the
vessels destroyed, and those of Glasgow, also,
though not to so great an extent. OF course.
these underwriters, having paid the insurance
money, will be entitled TO receive whatever is
awarded 10 the owners, and perhaps we can
ahOru 10 stand aside, and let the matter be
fought out without interfering
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PEoeREss-FOur locomotives, exported from
England, will soon b. at work in Abyssinia
upon the railway formed in connection with
the English expeditionary force now in that
country. Abyssinia will doubtless ultimately
ts the giuner by the English invasion, and
the barbarian king Theodore by having seized
English Missionaries a. eaptives, may prob
ably thereby bring civilization 10 this African
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(By Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-First Board-U S. 6s
Esl, coupon, Xix; 6.20's, 1907, coupons, III Y;
1854, coupon, i09; 1865 coupons, 1Oox; 1853
coupon, new, 107x; Saws, 1867, coupon, los x;
lo4o's, coupons, 1Oa sos, second, i07x;7 sos,
third. l07S; Pacific Mail, l@X; Atlantic Mail,
ga; Canton, cox; Cumberland, IS; Western
Union Telegraph, ax; Quicksilver, "a 4; Mari
posa, :; do. Prefd, II; Boston Water Power,
2o Y. Contra. i33 x; Erie, IS do. prf'd. SOY
Hudson, l4sH Reading, ON; Michigan Central,
nonei Cleveland and Pittsburg % X; Northwest
ern, 6ex; do: prefd, TAX; Cleveland and Toledo,
i r., R1et r. Island, ss1 Adams; ssS; Wells
Express, 73H; Ohio and Miss. Certificates, 30 x;
Fort Wayne, 1OiH; Gold, 1aOX. Market steady
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- From French & Richardson, 334 Penn
syIyania avenue, we have Plltnam's Maga.ia.
for March, the thI-d number Of the revised is
cue. Also, from French Richardson, we
have portrait OF Charles Dickens, drawn and
engraved by II. II. Hall, the most satisfactory
Likeness of Mr.. Dickens that has yet appeared.
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BIsHOF CCLENsO seems to be- a perfect thorn
IN Jhe eide OF the English Church. All the
other bishops want 10 get rid of him, but cannot
sgree a. 70 the best WAY of doing it, The Bish-
Op OF Cape Town proposes To recognize the re-
cent attempted deposition of His Grace of Ma
tai, snd cOnsecrate a new bishop 10 the place
bat the Bishop of London Writes him a rather
sharp letter protesting against such an act and
advising delay until the question Of its legality
can be settled by the proper authorities
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IN MICHIGAN, near Petersburg, in Monroe
county, a well-bOrer struck oil at ii depth of
seventy teet, few days ago. The quantity
and quality of the oil have not been tested, but
the people of the neighboring country are, of
course. greatly excited" No paying wells
have yet been obtained in that region, although
there has been a good deal of unproductive
boring done
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The BURDEN ON THE RIGHT HoRsE.-In
New York last week two cases were tried in
which conductors were charged with over
erowdiDg street cars, and in both the judges
decided that the directors Of the railroad and
not the conductors were liable
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To-day's New York Markets.
TKy Tpleoranh

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s-FIour dull and droop-
ing. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn a
shade lower. Rye scarce and firm. Oats are
steady. Pork firmer; mess sz3.57K. Lard steady
at lfa14A cents. Whisky nominal. Barley
firm. Peas nominal. Cotton frmer at 2}a23 4
cents for mIddling uplands. Freights dull.
Spirits Turpentine quiet at COATS cents. Rosin
l. without de cided change
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sTEP IN ADVANCE for the extension of the
sphere OF female labor has been made IN Lon
don. A fortnight ago, the Court of Assistants
OF the AIothecaries' Company decided that
women should not be excluded from their ex
aminations IN arts: and II IL probable that this
important concession Will be followed by ad
hitting them unreservedly to the medical ex-
aminations.
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50 Rev. Dr. Ashley, OF ST. Paul. Milwaukee.
has started for EUROPE with q purse Of SJ,2D,
sad lIte ins UIance. presented BY his copers
CATION. ...
50 MT. james r. Murdoch had SUCCESSFULLY
conp ls It'd bis r, adings in New York before his
health failed His disease Is congestion OF the
iUr q.
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BuRrAU OF n !Es,,!A AND AsAspoxrr

Heade,s Sat. ASS, Cow, 81 Sob Dis,rici Va
Nor,cv R,SSnosd. V. fsbruarI 5, lss.
stantly sppietn atthis once Tor en- ployuent.
,Psgmen and eshers " Whit 81 heip, CA be SEP
siened and pr.srRiine sssisEscisr sSsSsees sssl
tbe Iabors viii rsoeis cind ira tss AID .rsu pt
tsi... Ia fAn IL 8 asxs1EsIfIk ,o.
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HOUSE RESTs in Boston, the Jouvral Of that
city states. are still kept up TO very high mar.
and, IN consequences, builders contempt large
building peratiOns this sprlng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-18

THE New Orleans Rel ubIieaa say the amount
Of destitution and suffering existing in the
South. especially IN the Gulf STATES, ut the
present time Is greatly exaggerated by the
rev spaFeT reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-18

TIE FEsIAS SCARE in England has caused
great increase in the police authorities of the
various cities and towns. According to Official
returns, the number Of special constabIes en-
rolled IL England, under the Fenian alarms,
n aches one hundred and thirteen thou sand six
hundred and seventy -four, of which number
ffty-two thousand were in London
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TBE ONO EIyEg Is IN bad condition. IL d,
now full of pools and saDdbars, which obstruct
navigation, and II these should be removed, an
uniform shallOwness Of water would result
whieh would practically destroy navigation
1t hSs been proposed TO tap La ke Erie TO supply
the river with water; but there is the trlfing
objection that Pittsburg is one hundred and
to enty feet higher than the surface of the lake
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AOH SEVENTH STREET 400
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURx FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS AND TASSELs.
PICTURE NAILS,
PAINTINGS, ENGRAyIEGS,
PAPER HANGINGS,


PICTURE NAILS,
PAINTINGS. ENGRAyIEGs,
PAPER HANGINGS,
WINDOW SHADES, &c.
Persons having Paintings, Engraving, or Pho
toeraphs te Frame, are IN vifed to all and examine
our stock Of Oval Walnut and all Gilt Yrames,
raT eiug In size from 6xs to 2Ox24 iDches al so Rus
tic Square Frames. Square Frames made 20 order.
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELs.
from Photograph to Portrait size. Picture Rings,
PAPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES
A II grades Paper Hangings, embracing fne KIM
broidered Gilt, Drawing Room Patterns; also. q
varied assortment OF Medium ST d Low Priced Pa
pers, Borders, &c. Window Shaies Of diferen,
sizes and col rs. Private Dwellings aud Store
Shades OF any required size made 70 order.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAyINGs.
cholce selection OF Paintings and Enersyings,
embracing. with others. the following gems The
Baptism: by kHaus, chocolate Girl, by Meyer;
lgnon; Fine Interior, by Renoux; Dante aud Beat
rice. by Meyer; Choice Fruit and Flowers by Roe
ENGRAvINGsI
Napoleon from Waterloo to Paris 1878, Franklin
before the Lords at Whitehall, Merry Makine in
Having purchased for Cash, shall aim by Of.
fering good articles fwarranting them ss repre-
seDtedl at the lowest remunerAtive prices, to Sc
Punctuslity and good workmanship in al ing or
ders, ant prom pt settleme nts expected In return
Any order not satisfactorily filled will be rnrned-
atrly corrected and satisfaction guaranteed.
CITIZENS CASH, FOR GOODS AND LABOR
No AS srHHN4T sEar,r
jaIslmr bet ID and
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IS Governor Green Clay Smith of Montana
has been seriously i'll, but Is now recovering
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Government Seevrities

GeVernment Securities.
WAsHIHoTos. Feb. IL. lSS8-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov
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NOTICE TO THE PROPRIETORS on I'M
IN EHNTORS OF SPIklT AErERS, &C
The Commission aDpointed In sceordancs with
the law az congress 10 examine Spirit Mete g. &c ,
10 nov In session at the SmithsOnisn Iustitutiop
and will continue TO receive for inven
tons fer the prevention Of fraud ths ssine OF
the tax on spirits, until THUkSDAY I, the 10Th In
slant. longer time cannot be given, a. the Com.
msson are requested to report or before the lst
OF March. JOSEPH HENRY,
to list Chairman.
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A CARD.

N0AL AND WOOD YARD, X street north, near
2lst street west. Notice is hereby given that the
and Style Of RYAN Percy, is shss do, dis,
solved by mutual consent. All psrsons hsyin =
claims aRsinst the ssid firm viii present them 10
MT Perry fer pay ment, who 10 70 collect
all enc ~ the said nrn. ere msW;RrAE,
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PERSONAL.
The ORIGINAL YRhKe.

TIE oRI0IHAL YRAke. se,. In
cure. ssos4ft a. 81: e.:
VII $; 81, az: :sss
I ApI5s yHe RI9gIEE IHE ssIyIols e
DR. =, soa is.s s.rss. ssope
sire and Louisiana avenue on snd after ruestsg,
dee 70 cure an F;msae S6nsisp,s as once bur,
from 8 q. N. 70 ep. m. Jasi-Im'
CONSULT DR. LKoN, 4e- 10th street, .bey.
- Penn = ave Organic. Ski, ans ssr,sa. Ai.
s ss tu,, IRREGULARITIES 4sii.sss from sS,!'r
CoEFIDEETIAL -iouns mes who have IA
SI hi.s S1. then Cor Su:hss Ss:.s ,5s
~hO from 81: fGis; Of .oS's Sr Other
= ps.s.sI S
6 is;sa iii2 s. sifs {!
botton, Msse. Ja3B
EQUAL TO MI HUSBAND.
Men. e:o.ss, I van. e &c. my hair dre...aI
Sc: S:i.s.
ssSt SsIi, s0s g. for s ,sa,s: : 2. GENT. soy
oStsidsss: door. l. 9 shan pSsise long S.ir..
Flower Ouris, 400 and drsssins il. iG
On hand, . large assortment Of Perfumsry, Long
Hair Of every extra color, Brsids, Curls. Invia-
bic Wigs on hand or made 20 erder. At DEMON.
GEOTB human HAIR STORE, SIS Penn. sy.,
bet. 10th and llth SITS, south side. % - an
WILTON J. sAFToLD,
(Eo+He,ly Of Mo.fso~ssv, Alsbs~aJ
ATTORNEY AND Law
WASHINGTON, ID. q.
Once No 49e D Street, Opposite the City Hall,
VIII pPn<firA n ac~ n oft ha limit "A
States, Court Of Claims, and the Courts Of the Dis
trict OF Colombia.
Claims and Department business win receive
rompt Attention. % IS
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I, N Q. A.
THE LECTURE OF
PROF. JOHN s. HART, LII. d,
to be delivered In the
K STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,

the 18th instant,
Will Re the Twelfth Lecture Of the Course before
the Young Mems Christian Association.
SUHBcT:
GAN HOUR WITH THE POETS"
Doors open at O'Clock.
Lecture commences at 8 o clock.
Tickets, so cents each. For ale ut Metzerotts,
BallantyDe's Book Store, eth street, near d, and
the usual places. fe list
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nSWEBSTER LODGE, NO. Z, KNIGHTS OF
US PlTHIAS. The stated meeting OF this
Lodge will be held on THURSDAY EYRNING,
February 18th. at o'clock, on which occasion the
visitation of the Grand Lodge will take place. The
members are requested 20 be punctaal in attend
ance Members Of sister Lodges fIaternally invited
By order Of the W. u. GEO Z SrKUBEL
fe Is-2t' Rec, Scri be,
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aTAxl No M0RH UHPLs9gAEr XNp TN
: .SAxbtRtMkDIEE. fee N q piensa stss nd A a.
eeroqa diseases Csz HxLsBLoS ExrRAcf Buca
AND IhPlovsp Rosy W asa 90 q. OSWiy
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IDEAL ESTATE ADVERTISER

"R kAL ESTATE ADFEKTTSEK."
Copies OF the "ADVEBTIsER," containing a
long list Of desirable Properties, both Improved
and unimproyed. are new really for gratuitous
distribution upon application at our ONCE, either
personally or by letter.
PITCH FOX,
Corner of Seventh and Y sire sts,
fe l6U opposite Pest Offics.
g VBOYD, r. M HILLNAN. ALEX. BOYD.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

GREEs Il WILLIAMS will sell this afternoon,
ats O'Clock, on the premises, lots numbered ],
., aud s, being the whole OF square No. los,
bounded BY Massachusetts avenue and q
streets south, and Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets east.
CooPER & LArINRn viii sell this afternoon,
ct 0 o'clock, on the premises, an unimproved
lot on the north side Of X street north between
Twenty-arst and Twcnty-second streets west
.CooPRR & LArINER will also sell this after
noon, at $50 o'clock, on the premises, W. W
RApiey's subdivision of square No. 2os
bounded by Fourteenth and Fifteenth street,
west, sud and W streets north.
WI. WALL Co., win soil this morning., al
II o'clock, at the store Of r. J. Ryon, esq. 4
lot Of liquors, wines, brandies, chsnpAgne
syrup, coal and sperm oil, &c. a.4is,J
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, -
~ USirEp STATES PArRsr 0y5ies,.

''op the petition Of RE.Eech u. 6TLffT,, "A.
dsceassd, Of Ch.eago, praying for the exten.
siQuee Of the said Thomas W. 0illet, the nth day
u July 1854, for an improysmsnti apparatus for
lion d said patent, which takes place on the 18th
Patent once on MONDAY. the I'd day o. June
ass q y oSosh a. and ~ psr .S Are y notlass
ssid pstllon ought not Y b granted. . a..
Ia the Patent once helf objectlons specially set
tIs Sas. SslGss m
a,sa hs aid hearing %pss " .ssS tSs tTsSs
wkiek viii DO farnl.hed on apple stion. ~
bsposition. and Sthst palsrt rallied upon 4. ,ss.
hs day u hearing The arEumens. hany, within ten
dsassd. Also, ISat sSs published in III.
once week Tor three successive Yeeksi The hist d
sS pSs!issshSa, 70 Do least s aAsi SSFi0a
spiSTkS ACHING cOmmisiSlsi u Pstsat,
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Arr.RApIcAL AND DEaocnArIc Mtron1
Atty QoNyENTIoy.-An adjourned Greeting
Nominating Convention was held At Trades
Union Hall, corner OF Eighth aud E streets,
a.. : Long before the hour Of calling the oonvep.
tion 70 order, every available spaee in the hall
was flled, and "outsidersn kept themselves
busy In "canvassing the claims Of the seve-
raj 70, the 70 s,s q IN y
d. Masruder, and Mr.. James NJ. Dalton acted
Tho secretary called the roll Of the wards,
and the delegates answered to their names
After the roll was called,
place Of Geo. y. dulick, Of the Fifth ward.
OF the Seventh ward In place OF II. A. Ozark
On motion, the substitutes were admitted to
sests iq tLe sonsentieni
that candidates be named for the nomination
MT. Wright nominated rhos: Z. Lloyd;
Alison Nailor, IT,, nominated John 7. Given.
Dol. James A. TAFT announced that Mr.. WAL
laeh was not a candidate, and requested the
from Mr.. wallnch, which was read As follows
wAsnisoros, ID. G.. Nay 4. lsS
The action Of tho Senate OF the United
States, In endsavoring,, at ., saariaee q the
dignity, Importance, and usefulness Of the Of
aes q Ne Mayor o. this city. 70 ia.ure for
In political sympathy With 4 majority OF that
body, BY incorporating into the bill lately
passed to extend the chsrtef q this city pro
boards Of tho CITY Councils. In Joint meeting,
the selection OF all the subordinate Officers oil
the corporatioa, determined me TO retire from
my present position at the expiration Of my
While 1t might not be Questionable to one
who has not filled the office, under different
tsinly less desirable to those who have held
It In Its plentitude Of power whpn shorn Of
Its patronage and power, to protect the oorpo-
Of dishonest or inefiicient officers. ~.
No confederation other than that II was ab.
solutely essential to success in the approach.
forego that determination and permit my
name to be again used In connection with the
ONCE 70 which have so often been elevated
by the Partially Of my fellow:cltlzens, and
stances more agreeable to the incumbent than
ever will probably occur again.
Being well satisfied that 1t Is not essential
and that some one OF the many gentlemen
whose namea are mentioned In connection
with the mayoralty can combine ss many, 4
not more, elements OF strength thsa myself,
am impelles, after very mature reelection, by
0 sense Of propriety coupled with an arden
wish 10 engender the harmony AMI concert Of
action 80 Indispensable to success, and with
ask, should my name be presented to the con
II 10 80 manifestly Important tn At eonsidera
lions Of personal preferments should not bt
permitted to be obtruded In crisis like thu
present, In those who are to make the election
Of . candidate, and that private interest
Ifssi assured this course OF action on my par
will meet the APPRECIATION OF my partlcaia
friends, and BIO properly appreciated BY the
Very respectfully, Ricn ARD WALLAou.
III, .. v. bfury, q the Fourth ward, an
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AMUsEMENTs.

NATIONAL THEATRE. - "Great men have
great sins. ambition's mine" or words to this
effect, wero interpolated by Cooley Cibber, In
tho text OF Shskspcare In his arrangement OF
''RiahArd III" "The young gentleman Of this
city, In making his debu last nights a. Richard,
advertised an ambitious and aspiring dis
position, but sinned only In several paipsblc
violation Of correct pronunciation, even
taking the most accommodating publication
Of the latest "webster unabridged' for his
standard. "The young gentleman" has good
voice, which needs training; an excellent
memory, for during the four acts we witnessed
he rarely needed prompting; but his emphasis
betrayed In many instances lack Of eoncep.
tioh Of the great dramatist Tho character
was exaggerated In deformity. King Richard ,
or Duke Richard, was too shrewd not to guard
against hib natural defects. The "halt," OF
his representative last night, as well as the
"envious mountain" on his back, was too
prominent. His brief eourtship of Lady Anne
was very cleverly performed, but his eairss
and soliloquy were rather against him. II 10
within the range Of probability that he would
make respectable actor; but he would have
done wiser act In selecting someJother par'
for first appearance. with the exception OF
the excellent manner In which Mr.. Bland per.
formed King Henry, Mrs. Murzy that OF thu
Duchess OF York; Mr. Bokee, Buckingham
Mr.. Garden, a. Richmond, aud the neat, truth
full and correct rendering OF the less promlnen
parts OF the play, Stanley and RstolifF, BY
Mr.. Psrkhurst and MT. McDouall, tho TRACED,
of"Riohard" wasavery ordinary performances
Professor Haseimeyer will smuse and aston
ish the patrons Of tho National tonight.
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GENERAL CosysRHsos OF the A. M, Z.
OHuRoH.--At o O'Clock yesterday forenoon the
Church reassemhled, Bishop Wayman In the
The Rev. Mr.. Moore called up the resolution
relatiye to the admission OF the southern dele.
gatett TO full membership which, after some
A motion was made to extend the time OF a
Iin,tsr: stay At stsson OF TSs motIo a1nss
lost. Nd. ,-....
The order Of the day ives taken up, which
was the address OF the Canadian delegates OF
the British NJ. =. Church, the directing OF
the Church." by Rev. Qha9ioR.
On motion, Of Aev.'inr. Revels, the address
The Secretary read from the book OF Dis
cipline . series OF questions and answers re-
a. ns proposns
new chapter, r... .f
On motion, the new chapter was adopted.
The Committee on Temporal Economy made
their. reportj which was adopted by sec lions.
Adjourned.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

MEssRs. WALL, RoBtssoN h Co., No. $40
Pcnnsylvania avenue, advertises full line oil
gentlemen's shirts, trunks, &c., at their store
JOIN SAVAGE The Gentle" will deliver q
lecture tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows
Hall. ......'. s.r.
THE ATTENTION Of the Republicans OF thu
Seventh ward Is called to a notice In another
column.
Do NOT forget to notice the pigeon shooting
handicap advertised elsewhere. =.
MxssRs, d. BURNS Co., No. 4os Pennsyl
wanna AVENUE, invites you to look at his ad
vertisemcnt In another column in regard Il
his boota and shoes.