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EXTRACT OF gUTTER PLANT.

A brief allusion to the oriEin Of this import
ant discovery may not prove untntere4tng-
Among the authenticated records OF tne re-
uoWned Captain Cooks voyage around the
world. Is found the statement, shat Whiis SO
Journing for short time on the Braz1ian
Coast OF South America. he observed the ma
tives using, in the preparation Of their food. q
peculiar oil, which, upon examination, he
FOUND TO Possess the appearances. taste and
ever he aseertained that IL vas simply sub
stance thai the natives distilled in q crude and
imperfect manner rom zen ana x5iilaSe .I
plant that grew spOni ans0usAy and aOa hoSsntiy
in that warm tropical country. A few years
ago an eminent French chemist. whlle On q
ous Experiments with this remarkable pro-
dueti0n OF nature, and succeeded In extraenns
q concentrated essence OF the plant The ior-
muiA for its preparation, ard the Sole Blight
for the sale in this country are the exclusive
property OF this company, BY whom II was
purchased nom the original discoveTer. We
claim for this remarkable, yet simple and per-
fectly harmless pZaparstion
LIST. Thst by IL ess q net gain Of from 50 TO
100 per cent. is made IN the manutaeture OF
ID. mat Rutter, which frsm age or whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid, streakeo or
soarse-gTained, and comparatively useless for
general use by the aid OF this Extract is re-
stored TO It's original ireshEess and sWeetness.
Sd. By the use OF this Extract, one pound OF
eliciols, fresh Butter is actually made from
M. That q pure and excellent table Butter
can be made, at q cost of from 10 70 y cents per
poand- The chief expense wherein Oeins But
Ter which is the essential base.
5th That Buttsr manufactured BY the aid OF
this Extract is equal in every respect 20 the
hest Rutter made 0y the ordinary method.
SIN. The Extract, after thorough analysis
by able chemists, Is pronounced peTfectiy fre0
rom any deletsrious substance, the lngreGu-
an ~ hsipr purely Of vegetable nature.
Tth In proof Of the foregoing assertions, tne
factory OF this company Is making one Ton OF
Butter per day. which meets with ready sale
in the New York market, aud is consumed
from the tables OF the first hotels, restaurants
and private families In this city and else mere.
"A sample package Of the EXTRACT tsufneient
70 make dffy pounds OF Bntterl, win NH d.
rectiOns for use, VIII be semi 70 any address on
the receipt Of 81.
CAUTION.-As all articles Of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, we would spa
cIalIy caution the public against counterfeits
md ysorfhless limitations, advertised as pow
de-s. cOnpOunds. etc, as the Extract Of the
Butter Plant Is prepared and sold only by
The Economy Butter. Company.
Onace-II5 LIBKRTY STREET.
Factory-2ss 0REENwIcH STREET.. ny.
state, County and City Rights for sale, oner-
ing to capitalists rare Opportunities for estao-
80 11rrafr
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Agents Wanted RYeryWhere.

M CADARTs Pure Vegetable Coloring, q
pound, suficlent to give rich golden yellow
TO 200 pounds of White Butter % ceats 2St
sample package, sent to any addIeas' 10
farmer should be without Il, as white anu
straAky Butter is worth from SIX % zen Sents :
nouT,siS les Ia an rnarkesS tban that OF a rlcn
yellow -
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
1869.
LODGES.

EoDGEa
AEGERoNA, No. l6S. Meets Let Monday in
every month. At Odd-Fellows' hall, cor. Court
snd nsln. John Gent r. NJ John Beam
soGrz ME.PE1u. No. us. Meets ID Friday OF
each moatn-HslI, cor. Madison snd Seeoad
Al Wheeler, ". NJ; BENZ. s. Pullen, sec.
LErK.A SCOTT, No. 2S9. Meets lst Friday OF each
roo~Fh-Hpll corner Madison snd Second.
K. W. Mitchell, ". NJ. s. Sturm, Sec.
De SCTO, No. 20. Meets Sd kridsy o. eson
HonJn-Ocd-Faellows' Hall. P. 4. Stanley,
KTI.v4SSiSs' IN No. Ssi, Aeets 4th Friday
81 each aonth-at South memphis HAIL
corner ef Madison and Second. John Alnshe
". NJ; 3. X. PuLeR, Ser.
ROYAL ARcH.
PSEE Chapter, no. 4 Meets - M Mo7day OF eaen
Fellow Hsll. 5onn Aend- ID T.
"A. P; Z. a. Levy, sec'y.
], 1RkKA Council, No. &. Meets Sd Monday OF
Zach month-Odd-Fsll sllows' Hall. Jonn AenA
IN. IL; n. J. Wiggin. Rec.
TRsEPLAEg.
CTRENE Oommandery, No. 4. Meets esn y Ao1-
day of each month. John zensf CON- NJ q
Wisgins Bee
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
HrRNxs zSD MrTHRAs Lodges meet IN con-
juacJion sth Wednesday IN every month
T. Msnerzh- Secretary. -. 49, .
CAsrPygT a si,uu. .slt o. ETLuCes or JefSSaena AobnT >
50 n yenf z Pu!leu. 80, Tarsh''si e
E Franklanc, 53d, Recorder. - -
CALvARYLzAPrER 0f rose Cr0lxs LeAn,, -. 49, I
AElALle& ~ AlaL--1f e~-f - -
nnsOn, S2d, SEQ. !, oo,1,
30, /, Henry P. WOOdard, sd, Ool4l-LA'' -
william Y Cirode, 32d, Rec =. - roh-
CoNsTsToET or WEsT TESS - A5ssSslE4JJ T1c,4ss %
Ainslis- SD. Comm. in Chief DOdsS "
Trader, sd, Reg.
ODD-FELLOWs DIRECTORY
S-.,,ao E,--.Sr MINT, No. 8, I. o. Q. +. Meels
on tIIs Isl and s. Thursday nlghls OF i s.IH
-o2-b NeiIey-sN C. P; A. Z. Davis
n p. Thomas Bacon, sCslne- ,,,.f,-
MENPHIs loDGE. No. 6.-deeuA every ~
rIgbf a. : o5eIeck. A F. Dsvis, \. o. J. "
WsyneSburg. V. G.: Tsos. Monet, essels y S1S =,
C,ETCE ssAw LODGE. No. S.--Meets every laoI- I
day niEht az o'c.ocE, = a usgv .;scrsfa,
~. ,-..n HFaa+e
RtTH IoDGE. No. 1, Degree OF EebeEah-S Meets
on the lst FRIDAY night In each month";
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RITuALIsrIc cELERRATIoN.

NKw YORK, May 10,
The services at Trinity Church to-day,
In commem grafton OF the completion o
the Pacific r siroRd, were conducted sc
cording to extrems ritualistic ceremo-
uiais
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BUTTER.
T HE
ECONOMY BUTTER co

Ask the attention OF al Interested in the re-
ductiOa of the 6xtrsysgant cust OF Butter, 10
their practical and economical system Of max
ing pure prime Butter by aic OF the
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eept along the line OF the road. But
thousands srs leaving daily for Exc and
the Snake river.
Some are coming back from White
Pine, complaining that there are far too
many already 10 that region. At least
I've thoussndAhen are reported st Haua-
iiton and Treasury, waiting "for some
thing to turn up.n
y CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 10.
To-day has been the occasion Of q
grand gala day in this city. The cere-
mony OF laying the last rail OF the great
Pacific Railrosd vas celebrated here in
an unusually grand manner. From an
early hour in the morning the streets
were crowded with sight ssers, or with
these who were preparing to participate
in the general jubilee.
About two O'Clock in the afternoon the
telegraph announced the fact that the
last spike bad been driven intOfhe track,
when, amid the firiBg of cannon, the
ringing Of an innumersble number OF
bells, and the blowing OF about the same
number OF steam whistles, the grand tn-
auQursl procession was organized end set
in motion. The procession included the
police and Ere departments Of the city,
bAG E4A EAl CC1 VI HNAO B1olOAADEg . AeAA
number Of railroad attaches, and an i'm
mense representation of the several me-
chanicsl aud mercantile interests in the
West It was over four miles In length.
Nearly all the wagons in the long line
presented appropriate devices and mot
toes, sll 0 greater or less excellence,
After the procession had occupied three
or four hours IN marching through the
principal streets Of the city, it passed in
review st the Courthouse, before Vice
President COlfax, Gov. Palmer, Of this
State, Mayor Rice, OF Chicago, and sew
srsI other distinguished gentlemen.
This evening the city is very generally
Illuminated, and almost universal re
jOicing prevails. Bands of music are
orOmenading the streets, bOnfres are
burning on every side, while nearly ali
the central buildings are in 3 blszs Of
glory. Cheer after cheer rends the air,
and il is Eery evident that the people of
Chicago, . least, thoroughly appreciate
the advantages OF the Pacific Railroad.
A very largely attended mseting is
nov being held in Library Hall, under
the presidency OF Mayor Rice. Mr.. Col
sSx hRs spoken for about half an hour in
= very enthusiastic manner. he briefly
rsciled the history and work OF building
the road, snd alluded at some length to
the day Of greatness which It's compile
tioH Opens to the nati0n. u
cir. CoifsX was followed by Gov
BAss, who briefly reci,ed his experiences
on Ne plains Ia the vicinity Of the rail-
road.
Chicago has seldom bad more inter.
esting and exciting day than this has
been. The city seems fairly alive with
enthusiasm. Ou every hand scenes and
sounds OF rejoicing are most manifest.
Upon the lake and in the hsrbor nearly
all the vessels have appeared with ali
flags flying. On the land the celebration
las extended from the center OF the city
far away into the smallest suburban
towns snd villages.
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At OMAHA.



Although heavy rsin fell last night,
and occasional showers to-day made Pc
dsstrisnisrn uncomfortable, yet the Out
pouring Of the people Of this city and
vicinity was never before squslied. In
the morning, trains from the West
brought fire companies, the Masonic fos-
ternity from Fremont, and large NUM-
Der Of people from the towns and settle
ments. ss far west a. North Platte. Be-
fore noon the streets were crowded with
people, apxjously awaiting the signal
from Capitol Sill, wbere 3 park Of ar
tillery was stationed, in the neighOor-
hood Of the OBSERVATORY, 70 ensble them
to fire saiuse the moment the tele-
gr pbic signals announced the last spike
driven. At 1 pm. the various OrgeBizA-
ti0ns, com prisiRg Gen. A8guC AID staH
aad the military stationed at Sherman
Barracks, the entire fire Departments OF
OmahR and Fremont, MssoDs, Old Eel
lows, Turnvecein, FeBisn organizations,
Overland Express, Pacific Telegraph
corps, officers AID employees Of U1ioB
Pacific, State, city ana county ofncla.sr
and 3 full representation OF various trades
and professions, formed under the mar
shR's Of theday About 80 pm, salute
OF one hundred guns was fred and the
ringing bells, shsieking whistles, steamers
and locomotives, announced that Omaha
and Sacramento were fIrever united by
iron bands. The procession then started
marching through the streets TO Capital
Square, where Gen. G. 3. Fiske, Gen.
MaDdersOn and Judge Waksly d5iivered
appropriate addresses. The public and
private dwellings, particularly Of officers
OF the Union Pacific, Chicago and North
western, Chicago, Burlington and st.
Joe, were handsomely decorated Many
Of them bore Inscriptions Suggestive OF
the great change in overland travel and
traffic since 1864.
This evening there wss great display
OF fireworks and brilliant IllUmiu alton
Of all the plsSiie spd many private dwell
lings, followed BY s grend ball at the
Capitol. Thus closed the dsy which
opened a new page in the history Of
Omaha,
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Cotton Machinery.

TOR SALE, a complete set of Cotton Ma
r. chinery for a Mil OF l50loonls. of a capacity
OF u 600 pounds weekly of 3S inchheagy sheeG-
ines. Carding is new. and OF the best make !;
ent flyer throstlesl Dressers and Looms, IN per-
feet order; together with harnesses, reeds,
beams, bobbins, and al the furniture neces-
ssTy to start and run mill of the above size at
once. Can be delivered In Boston inInedi-
ateIy. Apply 20 e WM, GRAY & CO., - T.
ap1 50 TumTaar street. boston. Mas
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General AGENT
I. T. NNEMORE.
Special agent;
J.C. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Local Agents:
John P. Baker New Orleans.
W. Spears, Nics sburg.
r. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
j. b. Townsend. Grenada, Miss.
]. W. johnson, Cairo.
j. 3. Cox, Evansville.
]. B. Davies, Lou isvtile.
John cobb, Madison, Indiana.
s. Jones, Cincinnati.
Charles d. 'Beckwith, Chicago.
Martin q Howard, St Louis.
]. E. Norman & Co., st. Louis.
Don AlOnEo Childs, New York.
Propositions for subscriptions OF money or
lands TO the capital stock OF the Company
FY. ROCKET.
uhl4 ACena as MeEaphia.
No. II Jefferson street.
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Lands on The New Railroad .


fimbered. in tracts 70 suit VIII be offered at
Public sale, for one-third cash, 0alancs Win
out interest, ON the premises
Wednesday. May Ne. 1859.
kluo vkTrJkBLE WATER POWER. for
mill and factory on Big creek, double II 50
ae5,fed bv perennial springs of free-stone water
~ Aiso. i.o STEAM MILL; also, Cypress Timber
IN, me railroad. The above ia aekno~le leuss1. ~ -
"a 4he healthiest place In the country. 81
r,rtI,ox Information refer 70 n. u. l. -seWafst
of the Circuit Court 70 Stsele no is9 r5gos
stv.~t r.r ~, Tnyssll = >. 3. hksa q, - d,
RambeFton, near Memphis Isnn.'Af-A-1s
apl
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Louisville Route Always Ahead
SPRING SCHEDULE.
Commencing February 10, 1853
Double Daily Through Trains
WILL RUN Az FOLLOWS ON THE
Memphis and Louisville 3. 3. Line

Memphis and Louisville 3. 3. Line
Leave Memphis (city tirne) S:45 am. 245 pm.
Leave Memphis (railroad
ttlnel-..... ........,..... 400 m. 800 pm.
Morning Train from Memphis does not run
on Sunday
Arrive at Nashville las pm. SOP am.
Sleeping Cars ON Evening Train nom Mem
phis TO Louisville and Memphis to Nashville
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Com pany's Ofioe, 23zH
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street,
So Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
7ata Residences, or on board boats, 10 all prtn-
cipal points East and North.
Telegraph ONCE in Ticket Office, ES715 Main
street.
SAM. 3. JONES, Superintendent.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent. my2
:
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NAVIGATION.
s OU TIL AND YVES It.

TO the Owners of Real Estate I'm Ten
nessee, MisstssIppi. Alabama and Ar
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GfHcePs So

OAPr. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN A. GROW, Vice-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH, Treasurer.
NEWTON s. OTIS, Secretary.
CH ARIES S. STEWART, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN b. DAVIES, Chief Engineer.
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CURE OF EVERY FORM
HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES

uTBETHER OF LONG STANDING OR RE-
w cent origin, internal OF external, wheJher
attended with ProlsPsus, Henorrhage or OBJ
struction, and all by
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ATOTICE-The e0partnershlp OF u. p Ds La
~ .SoSt-a S1fs, drugs ists, IN ire city Of 4em-
5hts was dissolved on May Isl, 1859 ~ mutual
consent. and from this date VIII be known s.
" n Girls void q Co., Al tnslr Gu $50 nos ~.
"a NJ Ain street, corner Of Beal. All bnsfness
efed with the old firm will se settled Dy
y y, ~ - ,,ev~ VIC. GRI3WOz4D 4 CO.,
novS Druggists and Apotneearies-
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OTRESE Oormandery, No. 4. Meets 4th Mo1-
day Of each month. John 1ens, Coln-i ~ q
Wigzin, Sec
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SALVE

Is a strictly scientific combination OF well
known remedial agents, and the propr1etors
have no hesitation In saying the BUCKEYE
SALVE is the
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BLUFF CITY
BUILDERS EMPORIUM,
SIS MADISON STREET.
H.A. GARVEY 6 Co., PrOpr's.

MANUFACTURERS OF Narbleized Msntles
NJ e1an1terE Csunter AMI Table Tops, I ling
I1o- fie1Srs. Hearthstones sud Marble 5oeathing
flr walls an elegant substitute Tor nard nnlsh'
and durable as stone.
Also OF Wlnd0w Heads, Brackets, Caps, etc
for extefiors and all kinds OF Cornlee enrich
ments CeDlers Pendants, Anele Pieces etc, ior
Interiors Discount to the trade -.
Lime, Cement. Plaster. Lalhs. Hair, FIRE
Brick etc., for sale.
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Standing Committees :

Standing Committees
Finance COMMITTEES. 7. Winnemore, ,John
Paul Baker, d. Noting.
Committee on Lands-HoWard Millspeugh,
Johu A. Grow, d. w. Flowrse.
Committee on SteSmboats-JOhn B. Davies, J,
Ed. Montgomery, ID. q. Carson.
Committee on Docks and WharY6s-Willian
Creevy, N. 3. Otis, ID. G. Martin.
Committee on Revision Of Bylaws and
ChRrteF-John A. Grow, J. P. Baker, Howard
Millspsugh.
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The Economy Butter. Company
Onee-II5 LIBEETx STREET.
Facsory-sss aREESw1cH STREET. ny.

State, County and City Rights for sale, oler-
ing to capitalists rare Opportunities for estao-
fishing . staple business. paying enormous
nrOffS.
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quick T1me Hast
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A. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.
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II. P; e a. Levy, Secy.
r. AND 8. X. =.
IEKKA Council. No. 6. Meets "a McncSy q
sach -Fsll0ws' Hall. Jonn Aensr
IN. IL; n. J. Wizgin. Zee.
Evening star., 1869-05-31
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs I'm GeoPSetoWn.

TRINITY CHURCH.-At this church yesterday
morning after high mass, the procession of the
Blessed Sacrament, in honor of the feast of
Corr US Christi, teOk place. and was similar TO
the procession described IN the STAR OF Thurs.
day last. In the afternoon at O'Clock the
May procession by the Sunday School children
in honor of the Blessed Virgin took place and
MADE a very fine display. The line was formed
IN the old church and passing out OF the gate
the procession moved down First to Fayetts
street, around by the Convent and returned to
the church by way of Second street. There
the exercises were concluded by the singing of
hymns and litanies. There were about one
hundred children in line. all dressed IN white
and in the centre Of the line q statue of the
Blessed Virgin, over which was a beautiful
canopy, was carried on a platform, resting on
the shoulders OF five boys. After the process.
sion had returned to the church terrible
storm came up, during which a window near
the alt-.r OF the Blessed Virgin was blown in
and for 4 few moments there was sad havoc
among the vases and decorations. A sash in
the front of the church was also blown in by
he wind and fell upon a young man. named
Edward Lyden. He was unhurt, but there
was much excitement in the church.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE. - Offerings on
Change this morning were 3,i25 bushels red
wheat, OF which 5000 bushels sold for Sl.J0 aud
i25 bushels at 81 81.
FUN-At KaIser's, ~ Green street. there is
now gong on grand prize shooting with air
guns and rolling. The prizes are 500, SIS and
= % in greeDbacks, besides others. All ale
invited, and the fun will close tomorrow
evening at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

ONE OF the most snowy and attractive stores
in Washington is Mr.. Prigg's One Dollar JeE
elry Store, i36 Pennsylvania avenue, three
doors from ~ street 1t is a model of taste
and neatness. and the glitterIng display CT
Jewelry, vases, articles Of urtu and silver ware,
Is observed by all the promenaders on the Ave-
nue.. Nlr. Prigg has taken great pains TO keep
good assortment of jewelry on hand, and has
built up for himself q very extensive patron
age, including our best citizens. We learn that
he has now made arrangements to have his
sleeve buttons and studs manufactured out of
oroide, which wears as good as gold, and can
sell them at 81 piIr. His stock embraces over
one thousand styles Of iewery. The Alaska
diamonds IN gold and plate setting magnlf-
cent specimens, and his selection of silver
Evening star., 1869-05-31
lIATTFRe

RELrG'ors MATTERS "A ..CGiIdrsn'-
Cn0Tcn service was held a the 9,h-s:reet
MeihodIs; Church yesterday morning. a. which
were present the Sabbath school OF me chur b,
Of which Mr. q II y. WnIce l. Superintsndent
and the Children of he Washington Ci-y Prot
es'art) Orphan Asylum, who took part IN the
exercises. The programme was commenced
by the school singing .-THe ShnIng Way
ioioweo oy prayer By the pastor, Dr. DrInx-
house) Pratby GOidin read "a Real Hero
and a ca'echisn lesson on prayer was rec tod
oy the school; after which an appropriate
hymn was sung, aud the pastor announced his
text, Consider the lities.' Matthew W.. g, }
rom nich, IN very simple language. unds--
stood BY the youngest children. be spoke OF me
love OF God 70 men. and urged on the children
ne importance OF giving -h-ir hearts 20 q od i'm
chelT youth. The orphans were invited to riks
part IN the exercises. and after reci-Ing lesson
N cunceT,. sang The Bell Of Heaven rbe
school sacg other appropriate hymns, and II ,sy
Anna Dorsey Isci,ed piece OF poetry. Gould
Te know, before ne conclusion OK tle eSsr-
Uses. Similar services will be held IN thr,
church on the last sabbath morning o: sacn
month.
A, =, Peters (Ca'hoIIs} Church. o1 C,,i,,,
Hlil. he pastor. Rev r + Boyle yrs,erIay
delivered sermon on the Gospel OF he daT
and allud' d particularly 20 the lacx OF Cars
ian charity, OF which the appearance Of the
CORRECTION boxes, after bsing passed around
church, was n sad example. Various excuses
ae saIc are m1de by persons Tor I5t contrib
u'lnc.&nd De even knew Of some who dsl. GIFTED
% oOas- thar they had never dropped a cent IN
ne COX. Some COMP iaIn OF the want of IN ,ney
ana bose same persons 10 tOab- had summer
pleasure tr,ps laid out, the expense OF which
was never que 7tloned Even prIde had as
serct iSeif IN the mater, a lately buttons aud
medals lad been found IN The box placed there
Doubtless by pei sOBs who. unwilling TO con-
tribute ~ere adding 10 their list OF faIlIngs the
sin Of decsIt.
Religious services were held as usual NJ the
lalI yesterday, Wm. q. Finney, assisted by X
r Hawkes. and Mrs. GrilIng. Officiating A
marked improvement is observed in the con-
duo; OF the inmates, and the labor Will DE- con-
ulued gularly.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

TIVE TUpNPIKE.-The Board OF Directors OF
the District of Columbia, CenJTeville and
Prince Georges county Turnpike Company,
met IN this place ON "wednesday last the 26th
instant, William ROVER, Esq President. In
me chair, and DR. Frederick Sasscsr, acting as
Secretary. The plan and specifications of the
road having been determined upon. they d.
reeted tna. proposals Tor building the same be
a. cnce solicited through the country papers
The subscription list 70 the capital stock rs being
daily augmented "a our citizens visit town, but
there are many who have not vet called Dr.
HaTpers, vhom We trust will dc so before the
5tn OF June, when the contract Is TO be awarded
and the work commenced and pushed 10 COM
I1e;ion with all possible haste.-PIiHce Gsor-
Evening star., 1869-05-31

A NEW Firmly the advertisement else
Where II wall De- seen tnat ur Henry Polka
nofn has entered into partnership with Mr.. J.
u ranzonI and Mr.. ". Watkins, TO carry on
tne tnsiness OF Job printing. Messrs. EraL zonI
ano watkins stand al :he head of their craft
ano hr. Polkinhorn needs no introduction TO
tne people OF Washington either in his busi-
ness, or as valued, public-spirIted citizen
rule of purchasing from Washington dealers
IN his business, and he ought now 20 get the
henefit Of the same thoughtfulness IN his own
case.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIvBRsARY.-Yester
afternoon. the anniversary OF the Sunday
School of the Foundry IN. T. Cnurch took
place, when the exercises Were conducted by
the Superintendent. DIR. ID. >. Lamo. After
an Introductory hyFln by tb. children. and
prayer by the pastor, REV. DIR. Gibson) the
scholars again sang HYMN aud repeated the
Beauiudes in unison. The Secretary. Mr.. L.
L. Miller, then read the annual report. The
total number enrolled is i0o-Officsrs :, teachers
p. scholars 1S3; scholars in Bible class, So;
number the infant class, I2J; number OF
books IN the library. 100; average attend ince
since January ], $50; average amount OF week KY
COLLECTION, Sl25. AT the conclusion of tue
I.ading of the report, the HYMN Work, for
Night Il Coming, was sung, addresses were
delivered by john e.. Harkness, ESD and
Hon ;. y Fisher. the exercises concluding
WIN me oenedieiIon pronounced by Rev DIR.
Gibson.