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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

u.s. vii prsses i Il Il. First Ct 6 SnSEs
s.si5 e. IssS ;s!sss
rSs5aSTasSSTHc .TInNG .0The 0EHTRAt
asa n. 4: r !. isI oss.p
o.. e as ~. xSrf ss1nsa
new sns into ssc old bottles. nan IHss'h
q. Ss held sSr %ifaS f e n.
League a Ssl :: II SsiGn
the election Of officers for the ensains ye.r viii
J. q. PArRIoK, sser CT IA SlAff' President sent
n~AN .ADJ0URNED NETTING or THE
IS 49, ,t9et he'll h9.aeI' q The Union ,BUltDING
I lsth streets, ss0SIAI ssp.s@6s5 10Th q
s 5sI: A,ssespa can DO by calling 81 pre.
bSs or o the asa
1 T1nsSs Real Estate 3fiSs corner Of ana 18th
\. GOoDOHILD. Secretary. ssI7st
TDEDICATION OF SCHOOL HOUSE.
The newly erected School Building Of the Ger.
man Evangelical Luthsrs conaresstiou, corn.r
Of 4th and sS az; streets will Dc dedicsted on MON
Sis Of ss,1Gn.
5Enoo, are hereby resPectfully invited TO attend
session Of the above named school viii o BEGIN, Is
u'Tsh at S,sII e Ia m. :. an.
Rer of 9Th and Z streets.
sell ~ THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
nTFIRsr CO;0PERATIyE BUILDING AS
sE6osD ANsuA 70 n nAEEHS OF
OFFICERS.
The second annual meeting OF the First Coop
eranve BpfldinR Association will be held on
MONDAY EveHING, Sept %, 1859, at 8 O'Clock,
In Potomac HAL: corner Of MARYLAND avenue and
nth street. South Washington. Pune attend
anee 10 requested The report from the Secretary
sells n G. B. THOMPSON, Secretary.
n~OAK HILL CEMETBRY-At q meeting
eterg, on the 9th of Sc ptember, 1859, 1t was
RSSoGr.d, That here after, until the LIST January,
$50, no interments shall be allowed In lots on
which al or any portion OF the purchase money is
due and unpaid, until all interest iue such ur-
paid sums 10 paid: and that uterments sh all be
allowed after the LIST of January, 1870, in lots on
which any portion Of the purchase money 10 due
ara unpaid, until all such arrears are fully paid
up
Rssosrsd, further, That these resolves be pub.
lisned, and that q copy thereof be addressed by
mall to each lot holder in arreara whose address
can be ascertained.
E.B.-The above resolutions are intended to
embrace Gil persons in arrears on open accounts
and all such will please take due notice.
JOSEPH BlYNOLDS,
ne B-S Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

J. J. Kinds, who was the Republican candi-
date for Congress In the 9th distric: Of Alabama,
has served upon W. q. Sherrod, Democratic
member elect notice that the seat will be con.
tested. Sherrod's majority was between six
and seven hundred. Kinds alleges that two
thousand colored voters were, by intimidation
and violence, prevented from voting the Re-
publican ticket, and that Sherrod was not
eligible to seat In Congress because his disa.
bilities were removed prior to the ratification
of the I4th amendment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

DAPER WARlHOUsE,
pR1nTIS9 '',sss is.ssn s 81 and "a
PPAPERs; EHyEL0Pke. FLOUR SACKS, PA.
PER BAGS. and TWIH1. Grooers and Others
are invited TO examine the stock. Sole AGENT for
the sale OF the celebrated machine made Butchers
Skewers. tsel lm'1 Z. MORRISON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

new STYLES
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
DEVLIN & CO.,
sre PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ARKNow READY WITH THE
LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT
IN THE OFT:
ALL THs NEW STYLES
MADE TO ORDER IN NEW Y0RK.
kIADI.MADs CLOTHING
seT.H OF THE BEST QUALITIEs.
ELOURl FLOUBll
Receipts direct from the mill with ord srs to sell
at Market Rates.
BAKERs, ATTENTION.
Assortment Lsrgei Price Low
TO ALL PURCHASES.
One Barrel Or Thousands, at
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. By
seS W. N: GAIT 4 90.
hHAVOHs WINE K AMP LIQUOR REsrAu.
,tMEs: ELIzABETH KRAUoH. widow of Louis
GasrlSs KIspcn viii continue the business Of her
asa 9TH STREET, BETWEEN AND Il.
EosEiaN ANT DoHEsriSCp Ii9ucRs viii h 'S Be
popular. 20 Is St
N DBMONeEOT, NO. 800 Pennsylvania
~. avenue: between 9Th and 10th streets, has
Gs nns is51sH sGMAN hAfE dks5 TH
the Isds S e .T
In the millinery business or in the line q hair
ebIs.ss Miiiner, will 30 here IN : few weeks: COL
N o @ +.
F.B SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Notifies his friends and customers th.t he has
ST. AND L0UislAsA AVE. No -. i5,st!
OWEN q PUGH,
2l2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Under Ocsn House,)
Have this day received o large invoice of
AND VISITING.
Also. Large and Varied Assortment Of
GENTS, FUREIsAIEG GOODS OF ALL THE
Sc low LATEST STYLES.
PABLoK ORGANS AND MELoDEONs,
New and second hand. from half dozen -
beat makers, FOB Sale or BENT, on |611
-I RENT A I.,I. TO PURCHASE. If bought
We call special attention OF Schools, Lodee,.
Societies. and others to our yeTy large :tcef
sel5-st 306 Pennsylvania av, near 10Th st.
SAMUEL POLKINHORN,
Successor to R. o. Stevens, proprietor of the
CHINESE TEA HONG,
$50 7th st. bet. La. avenue and d street,
selslw WASHINGTON, DO.
L ON SECOND Strict EAST
s OF HsD OF
w, AND NEW BrILDISSs; CITY Hall.
Sealed viii T. IT sSe s
once, City Hall until IL O'Clock m on sATUR.
Divert SAn q fer ,n:s S.1 Ss
twenty feet east Of the building line with suf
and 10 accordance with an act approved August
1 : e. the f. g, al
Any Information needed relative to the eon.truc.
ton Of the cuvert can be obtained at the ONCE If
the Superintendent Of Sewers, &C.
CHAs. H. BLISS,
sells 6uperfnte ndent Sewers, &c.
a STOVES STOVES STOVES a.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
HEATING, COOKING AND PARLoR STOVES.
CHEAPEST III THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
TO BE FOUND AT
wALTER d. wYvILLs,
selln No 400 Pennsylv ania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

The Democracy OF Baltimore spent yesterday
holding primary meetings for the election of
delegates to the three Conventions which are
10 meet to-day-one in each Legislative Dis
trict OF the city-to nominate eighteen candi-
dates to represent Baltimore city IN the House
Of Delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-17

lust REOEIyED FROM BOSTON, NEW
YORK, AND PHILADELPHIA.
81 pieces Of Crosley English Tapestry CARPETS
CARPETS. III
100 88s sfss # Lowell and Hartford Ingram IA
100 pieces Of Philadelphia Mills Ingram CAR.
% pieces Of Rag and List CARPETS.
20 pieces Of Dutch Wool and Hemp CARPETS
% pieces OF STAIR OARP1TS, Of all widths
100 pieces Of IL 4, 8-4, A. and s. OIL OLOTHa
MATS and BUGS.
Also, . large and we'll selected stock OF Walnut
and Painted CHAMBER SUITES. fine PARIOR
SUITES, WARDROBES, sIDEBOARDs, HALL
SUITES, ORrlOE FURNITURE, and ali other
spectfully ask q call from persons wishing to pur
chase in our line OF business Branch Store No
400 7th street, between G and Fl. "
GREEN WILLIAMS,
Furniture Wareroems,
se7-2w Corner Of 7th and d streets
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No charge will be made for extracting where Ar
nncial Teeth are inserted, although The
petient viii be required 90 pay for theS
surgical operation when performed, which <1xD
VIII be deducted when the teeth are made. Ths
ASSOCIATION 10 now prepared 90 make Teeth oo
Oold, silver, and Rubber. &C New York, Philadel-
phia, and Boston prices. All persons wishing den
tai work done can have 70 cheap in the above
named cftfes. All wo,k viii be done IN the dkstasa
and best manner. and wsrra nted to give entfrS
satfsfsctfon. Persons viii 90 well 20 cell and ex-
anime our work before getting &c else y here ~ n
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-12

Bow HosTETIER's BITTEBs CURE DYsPErsIA-
THE W HOLE STORY IN A HUTsHELL.-The Office of
the stomach is 10 convert the food into cream-ke
semi-hnid Ca led CayME. This is effected partly by
the action of solvent called the gastric juice which
exudes from the coating OF the stomach, ana partly
by q mechanical movement Of that organ, which
chlrns, as IL were, the dissoiVing almen'' The
CHyNE passes from the stomach into The duodenum,
or entrance to the bowels where II Is subjected 10
the action Of the bile and the nutritious portion OF IL
converted into fluid called Cnye, which eventually
becomes blood.
NOW II is evident that II the great solvent, the
tric mice Ia not produced in sufficient quantity,
~ the m mechanical action of the stomach 10 not sui
ciently brisk the drs process OF dgsS ton Will be but
numerically performed. 1t is also clear that II the
liver which pays such an important part Ia chang
ing the nOurishipg portion Of the chyme into the
material OF the blood, Is congesed, or In any unna-
tural condition, the second process Will not be tho
roughly accomplished The result OF the t0o Jnisrss
Is dyspepsia, complicated with 6tltousness
The mode In which Hos ERs BITTERs operate
IN such cases this:-They inVigorate the cellula
membrane OF the stomach, which evolves the gas
trio juice thereby iDsuriug an ample suticency OF
the fluid to mpletely dissolve the tood They also
act upon The nerves of the stomach causing an &C
celebration of the mechanical movement necessary TO
reduce the food to hom ogeneous mass They also
40 enabling II to produce an ample and regular sup
ply of bile the purpose OF conyertlEg the nuLKi
tious particles OF the Cyne into Ohyie, ana promot
the bsage thr0ugh the bowels OF inc useless deorls
In This way HoSTETrER's BIrTERs cures dyS'
pepbia ard liver complaint. Tue expianatiol la
plain simple, phlost phical, and true,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-12
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Heat Ris WIfe-Larceny of EIend PsDe-
Assault and battery Case-Ehreaten.
ing His Ilfe-A rsOn Cass-SerAes of

Heat Ris WIfe-Aarceny of Lend Pipe
Assault and BaEtery Case-Ehreaten.
ing His LIfe-ArsOn CasS-SerAes OF
R0bberies.
Charles Williams has been held In S400 bail
by Alderman Masseytto answer the charge OF
beating his wife, Tne prisoner resides at No.
Y0S WOOD street.
William w hey and John Howell were taken
into custody yesterday for the larceny of lead
pipe from the City Gas Works in ManayunR.
The accused had hearing before Alderman
Ramsdell, and were held to Dail to answer.
Joseph Michael, IL Is alleged, assaulted one
George Black at TW en- y-third and Race streets,
with bTickbats aud other weapons. The prl-
soner had hearing before Alderman Pancoast,
and was sent below TO answer ~
Peter Wilson, residing at No. 1872 Christian
street. has been held 10 answer, by Alderman
BoDsall, The charge of threatening the life OF
Mr.. H. s. Fernley II Is alleged that he threat
ened 10 cut Fernley with an axe
Joseph BlackDey and Eugene Smith, both
lads, were caught yesterday by Lieutenant
Smith in the act of &c tLing hre TO the old farm
house at Thirteenth and Christian streets.
They were in the cellar Of the premises and d sd
kindled a fire. Alderman Bonsall committed
the accused.
-oficer McKibbin yesterday arrested Thos.
| McCaTty and Thomas Doran, said to belong
| to gang of young offenders for committing a
series ofrobberies 10 the Tenth Police DISTRICT.
| The first charge against them Is the theft OF
| several silver cups from Mr. 3. We'll No. 9i3
| North sixth street. They also stole two ladies'
| cloaks from the house of Michael Oonlins, AT
| American and Jefferson streets. The -four store
of amos Turning America and Oxford
| streets, was entei el On Wednesday night, and
| robbed of one hundI ed ponds of fOur, two
coats, and a CLOCK, AcCarty and Doran are
allie ged 10 have tied this theft. TneV also
| entered she residence OF Mrs Doner, In Game.
| ron place, FourIh aud Master streets, and stole
Rvatch, two COATS, ana pair of pantaloons
before Alderman err AT The Central Police
| Station.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-12
A SPICY EPISODE

Randall Becomes Slightly ReIIigerent
AT the Johnson banquet last evening In Bal
timore occurred little episode. which is thus
stated by the GGzette OF this morning:-
Mr. Samuel j. Randall, the member Of Con'
gress from The geogra phically and morally
lover district of PhilSGelphia. became involved
IN q adlfbcuty during the evening. wn1cn Ior
tim thI eatened 10 dissolve the affair into
60 neral quarrel. II appears that Mr hsnosa o,a1
had Teen partakin Ing rather freely OF Ihe POss ss
bleE and when The toast to the judiciary Wes
Civ en-, and Judge Carey rose 70 respond ne
Jumped at the conclusion that Jnls WIS = roi',
iiy of Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania ana
msrehed mp 10 the Judge In as t strasns az ide He
Sslted in front of Judge Carey, and addressed
TO him some wor6s Of whisa snd attemped ssda to
e. a., tEe IN in me face, Judge Carey prevented
the blow, and in few seconds policsman
taEen ont of the dining room and safely dis
pc sed Of The rep eontre wasoves very quickly
0sTav puIsued his remarks aa II nothing had
occurred TO mar the course Of the festivities.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-12

Sentences Revoked by Secretary
BOrie-Advices from Admi-
raj Hoff-Tbe House to
Adjourn on the
26th inst.
Execution of Clifton Harris
in Maine To-day.
FROM WASHING TON.
Special Despatch 20 Tg,s IsUert,O Telegraph
WASHINGTON, March u

Special Despatch 20 The IsUentI0 Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, March u.
Sentences Revoked.
The Secretary of the Navy to-day revoked the
sentence In the case of Lieutenant Commander
George NJ. Bache, who was sentenced by court
martial to be suspended for one year and to be
reprimanded. Sentence in case Of Captain n.
Collins for negligence in the loss of the sscra-
n ento, under his command, is also revoked,
in consequence Of his good record during the
Rebellion.
Advtces from Admiral HOH-rhe Cuban
Revolution.
Dispatches were received at the Navy Depart
ment to-day from Admiral Hof, commanding
tue West India Squadron, dated Havana, March l.
He says the revolutionary party are gaining
strength in the Central and Western Department
of the island. Arrests are constantly being
made, but thus far American citizens aud
property have not been interfered with, aud
ample preeaution has been taken to prevent
their molestaton.
The Crowd OF Visitors Augmented.
The crowd at the White House this morning
was greater than ever. Arrangements have
been made by which Senator'S and members are
to be admitted from 8 until IL o'clock: after
that the doors of the Executive Office are to be
tUfOWn open IOr the reception OF other visitors,
Secretary Boutwell,.
Mr.. Boutwell, was at the Treasury Department
at an early hour this morning, aud although
be had not then been sworn in, he was imme-
diately congratulated by q large number of
Senators ard members. He will be qualided at
once, and will attend The Cabinet meeting to-
day.
General sheridan
arrived here this morning from the West. He
had an interview with the President to-day
at half.past eleven O'Clock.
HOnOrs to the President
Some officers of the navy, headed by Secretary
Borie, called and paid their respects to the Pre-
sident. They were severalIy introduced accord
ing to rank by Admiral Porter. Tney were
followed by officers OF the army, headed BY
Secretary OF War Schofeld After the formal
ceremony of introduction, n social conversation
epsued upon naval aud military affairs. The
proceedings took place in The east room. Among
the civilians present was Senator Fen!oa.
Cabinet Meeting
There will be meeting of the Cabinet this
afternoon, when it is expected all the members
will be present, and the work of the admins.
tration to some extent mapped out.
The Adjournment of the House Fixed
Upon.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-The House of Rep
resentatives has passed resolution to adioarn
sine de on the last Friday in March.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-12
TERRIBLE CALAMITY.
Loss OF the Austrian Frigate Radetzky-
over Ihree Hundred Men Perish.


Vienna Cor. of London Morning Post
The first news OF this catastrophe was received
here by the naval section of the War Ministry
by a telegram from the commander of the
island ana fortress OF LISA, in which it was
stated that the optic telegraph ationed at Fort
Wellington had signalled the Information that,
at a distance of about ten miles to the northeast
OF the island, an Austrian irigate was olown up.
The commander OF the island ins antly tee-
grspbed to the vessels stationed at Trieste and
Zara, and to the commander OF the squadron at
Gravosa, to proceed at once to the scene Of the
accident; and the lron-clad irigate Ferdinand
Max, ss well as the gupboat Hum aud the
steamer Andreas Ho' 'er, we're Immediately des-
patched 10 Lisa with orders TO render any
assistance that was necessary and possible
under the CircumstanC
A deputation of the corporation of LISA also
sci out 10 the place where the accident had
occurred, and on their return yesterday they
tPlepraphed that of the whole ere and marines
on beard, numbering in all 364 men, bssides
the captain, only twenty three had been able to
save themselves by swimming.
The RGde& &ky was under sail, on cruise for
gun practice, and had no steam up, so that the
accident could not have been caused by tAe eX.
plo ion OF the boiler or a cylinder.
According TO the meagre authentic reports
which have reached the War Office and the
newspapers, wet cartridges we're being dried in
the po wder-roon. The ammunition had been
uppacked, Ind quantities OF powder were lying
about on the floor, and the workmen were con-
seqHenily conmapded to enter the room only
IN IeiI Shippers. lDei, however, came lu Win
their boots on, without putting felt slippers
over them. The powder coming IN contact with
The hard solcs of the boots, iguted from the
friction caused thereby, and terrific explosion
sent vessel and three hundred and forty men to
destruction.
A telegram from the commander of LISA to
the Laval section of the War Office, dated yes
terday evening. gives the loving addltlona al
detals:-Tne explosion took place in the po "
derfoom abatt while the metal was beng
cleaned. Cadet Barth was near tne foremast
when the explosion look place by which he was
hurled into the sea. Quartermaster Kraus re
ported that he was in the corridor superintend-
ing the process OF cleaning. After 10 O'clock
he laid himself down in the corridor near the
foremast.
He was reused from his sleep by violent
shock and the cry OF "Fire!" He rushed to the
hatch way, out the steps were blown away, and
he bad TO creep into the battery, when he saw
the destruction OF the hind part OF the ship,
which was on the point of sinking. The water
was rushing in from all sides, and he had Just
time to throw hims elf into The sea through the
Iort.hole. Kraus is OF opinion that Quarter
master Dogek, by incdutiously striking light,
bad caused the explosion in the DO wderroOm,
where the ammunition had been unpacked and
cartridges spread out tn dry.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-12

"The news from Washington yesterday OF tha
final settlement OF the new Cabinet and the mo-
minatiC ms to the promlne Mt European mi ssions
in connection with the cable dispatches from;
the other side, caused buoyant feeling In the
public funds, followed by a lower quotation for
gold There is not so much known on the street
OF Mr.. Boutwell,, the new Finance Minister of
President Grant. as of Mr.. Stewart, his original
integrity and sound and practical financial
views-in common with the best men OF the
dominant party in Massacnusetts, where gold
interest has beer invariably paid upon tha
public DEBT of the Commonwealth at any and
every cost-the prevailing confidence is that he
will p, owe equal to his great charge. 1ndepen.
dent OF these considerations, personal and
local, ~ Is believed that Mr.. Boutwelrs appoint.
ment Is entirely acceptable to the Republican
majority In Congress. and that IL will consti.
iute an important linxibetween the Executive
end Legislative DepsrtmentOf the Government
That his administration OF the Treasury will
be made primarily and thoroughly consistent
on the suSecis OF the public faith aud ibs Ee
demption policy of President Grant we
have every reason 20 believe; while, In common
with the head of the administration, he will
attempt nothing In the direction OF specie nav.
ments less practical than the i'm pro vemeI d OF
economical administration of the revenues and
the strict application OF tho surplus gold OF the
lie stocks to the reduction of the principal Of
ION the Stock Exchange the publio fnnds
advanced TO ll0H per cent. for the 5.20s of 1862
to III for the old 1865, and to ll8 for the old
1868. The London and Frankfort quotations
fact, in connection with the dissppon TIM ent TO
some of the short sellers in this market yes
teTday caused an especially firm feeling ia the
May and November issues of 1862 and 1855, as
well on time as on cash."
From the Tribune. ga
Money works steadily at q cent on miscel-
lepeous stocks, and at 8GD7 q cent. on Govern.
menL bonds The new law in regard To the
statement of the National Banks has produced
3 more cheerful feeling to borrowers. and the
banks will now keep ar on safe footing All the
time. and the periodic spasms as uuarterd day
approaches will be no longer experienced.
Sterling Exchange was more active at an
advance OF "A per cent. in prices. We ouote:-
London. so davs, l0S1S@9lO9: London sisht
l092A@ 1907; London. prime commercial, l0Sl5S
l0S5S Paris, long. lS@51l716; Paris short 5.l5sS
Hamburg, 36@361S; Amsierdatu. 4OJIGS1OSs
Frankfort, 40ss@4O4; Bremen. 7s24@7S2S; Berlin,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-12
THE DEATH PENALTY.

Clifton Harris, the Murderer of Two
Women, is Executed.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
THoMAsToN, Me-, March 12-Clifton Harris,
the murderer OF the two old LADIES' at Auborn.
Maine, some time ago, was hume in the jail yard
here at precisely twelve O'Clock to-day. He
walked his cell nearly all night in nervous and
excited manner, but ate his breakfast with his
usual relish. The Chaplain of the prison was
with him nearly all the forenoon. lie made a
confession several days siuce to the Chaplain,
which was made public after the execution. He
gives a detailed account OF the murder, which
differs in no material point from the confession
he made soon after his arrest. He fully impli
Gated Verill, and says he was induced to clear
Verill from the influence and opportunities of a
woman.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-12
Latest Markets by re,errann.

BALTIMORE. March l2-Cotton dull at CSC. Flour
more Ective and unchanged. VIII at dull, Corn In.
&C i've and closed weak receipts smslI. Oats on ct
end receipts small Rye very dull al sli5 Meas Pork
quiet at f3l D. (33. Bacon firm: rib Ib1l7r.:
clear de-. l7A@isc.; Shoulders l'2i@Hc; hama 2O02ic,
Lhto iii M zoe whisky IN better demand; small
sales Ri 95c. In wood bound barrelI
NEW YORK, Msrch AZ Cotton easter; 200 bales
sold at fSsc Flour duh aud decliniug: sal OF 5000
baIIe az ices without decided change. Wheat du
sDd declined lc. quotation are nomiuR Corn duh
and declined lc sales OF 26 600 bushels mixed West
at 9ic Oats duh and neDlnal. Beef quiet. Pork
firm: new Mess Su2@l3, '571s. Lard lower; steam
Js5s@lsA. Whisky quiet at 95c.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-12

PHaNJx.-The old Franklin Hall Clothing EN-
porium has arisen from its ashes. The firm which
keeps The place-Messrs Painter. Read Il EIdredge-
not at sn dismnyed by the ite which latey occurred
in their building, At once set about rehxing their
store aud preparing new stock OF goods, and now
their clothing emporium, at No. 32I Ohesnut street,
with its piles Of new garments. fresh and clesn pre-
sents an appearance Inviting In the extreme. But it
Is not alone on the appearance of their store and
stock that they rely. Everything they have is OF
warranted quality and make, aud sold, too, at the
cheapest rates. Don't fall to visit their reopened
blace,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-12
CITY INTELLIGENCE
DOCTORS OF MEDICINE.

the Forty fourth Annual Commence
Enent Of Jefferson Medical OoIIege-A
List Of the Graduates-rhe vRledietOry
Address.
Atnoon to. day the Jefferson Medical College
of this city held it's forty-fourth annual com.
mencement at the Musical Fund Hail. In the
presence OF large and Interested audience.
The exercises were interspersed with agreeable
music according to the custom, Toe degree of
Doctor of Medicine was conferred upon l28
students, whose names aud residences were az
follows Hon. Edward King. LII. D., tue Presi-
dent of the institution, delivering the