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New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
srfREME TorRr-cnAMnrRs.

Bctore Judge Bdrndrd.-An application was
male yesterday for mdadonus compelling VIM NJ.
for proposals for paving Thrtiehst from Ffthave to
me Ia Hudson layer with patent pavement Ex-Judge
show that the ordinance had been passed by the Com
mon COUNCIL and approved by the Miyor. property
contended by Mr.. oGorman and Mr. Aaron j. Wander
poe IN Opposition that 1t required majority of the
application made in the interest of some one who
Wished the contract layng Judge Barnard took the
~ Berre ynfge---A:G7Hi re Jessie Fiuln-
tr- ~s ~ssppleaton by mothcy on a wit Of lIa1eas
daughter aged three and hall YEAR held 6y her grand
4'eT hih s u rs claimed Illegally The parents OF the
qgan,od at temrerance ma ns in this city four years
SSG lna an %a, f sPe NJ between them they
mouths rom their respe tive par.nts aud to this day mo-
after their mariapo age has been produced shortly
slt6ourh mani, III ne house with Flynn's parents
ing to the h''. .,..g Hiang separate table Aecord
H % pIi pii. s Ovn him such as to cause him to treat
nva,rr ldly. aud not unfrequcnty they had serious
nm" I'm dis,e OF II being heavy pudding for din
Previous to the gparaton he brought his wife 10
Upon separptng il was agreed that the mother should
asG te end nr p9 When she went to take Il away
poescssten oi the chld eyer since shortly ater cr
that he wicd the child 10 his mother; that lis own
mother II not able 10 support h and that the father
W W1ss Caholc, II shond be brought UP in the Catholic
The case was brought before judge Barnard about
moth ago. and ne ordered reference 10 take testimony
~ to the Allegations the mother h the lime To be-
ALLOW I'd to scc The child whenever she wished Cousit-
einpe testimony wac taken and the case down for
argument yesterday. The facts as rcitcd above were
deIiied ny COUNCIL nnd IN addition, the counsel Tor the
gfandm"thcr slated that the ustcr, when lN ing with
her husband was cruel t the child nc octing IT, wants
nhth ~ beilne -lckiy aud would have died ht ior the
tIdhuHo,ners care. He denied that The husband bld
hhd anhthliiE - n" With piOcurug the pDoi n, uur
stu th.t hr -r'or Tie mother ot tire aIp,iuIt, 'u
di'ofcd WOhlar. Who bad counfeed her l,tr sef -
Hhf" htT liuat, gli that
necothiiB iihloial N given up TO tic uu.er. iC r-
tcs 70 u@ acton we're all In eonrt, an' tne uot.,r "
nahosshs young lady, appeared 10 ho very pA -
iecIth JIee Barnard TODD The paper gau reserved so
Judge IIart.
hohee " ts BdrToday Ia the lad. iay for Ming n0trs
VI eelT tVI tue L,iTd Monday motion cairn!.r.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
FIRE IN EAST ROADwAY-sEvERAL FIREMEN
" INJURED.

Bernard Mart's stock of cigars and tobacco,
on tue first floor % No IS East Broadway damaged
by fire yesterday $500 insured for 81 900 by the Metro
potan and another company The building was dam.
aged 500. Tie members of Truck Company No. were
seriously injured 10y the breaking down OF the truck In
MaGifOI-st, near Oliver, while going to the fire. The
Wing the OF tb injured persOnH Robert
King, foreman, VI k2 ~ Esst twenty X a., sfyeie
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

Tue reply OF Gen Quesada % the Junta's letter Is
Gated Aug T. 1870. The General declines 10 reply in de
g. The Junta's manifesto, because. he says his official
pa ers viii show exactly what has passed between him
o. md the Julta A. 10 the personalities INDUCED in
by the Junts, he says mat ne has with such
language n the ofCa forum, while individually he has
new tolerated such expressions. Quesada claims that
IA Iut COMPLIED with his duty IL Informing the Junta
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

ERouBLE IN THE COUNCIL OF sTATE-THE RApl-
GALS JUBILANT.
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down his, cheeks. Then he would
moan and call forT drink-walk the
floor, and at last find relief under the
influences cot opiates, ionlylto start in
horror again. His brilliant, talents
died out. His ambition weakened.
His nerves seemed. to rot. His soul
cried for relief even I'M he'll ? At last,
by his own hand, to escape the.horrid
vision ofzza-sWemaRzsn by a
tyrant, he cut his own. throat and so
passed from earth to the bar Of God,
the cowardly soul of the tyrant and
tool of tyrants, Edwin 1furderer STAN
ton .''-'S.'9'5L5 a.it ,iaeTcot Asoi'jgsy
I Who says, Gebis not just? Look
at the, record of those Republicans,
who have died sraying maniacs, by
suicide or violent death, and tell us if
you dare that the P6wer which has
protected huss' inden6 ancisgis tyranny
has not punished imany and sAsill mot
punish more efIthqse, who in the name
liberty, loyalty, and justice, have rob
bed. murdered, destr5yed and oGtraig-
ed,4aws, stat-F, people; and even com.
mon-hnmanity43 yIJGa:eHU9 81. .za9rs
,9sAed o8euge9aceIis not yet satisfied.
Let the ones who have met violent
death as a reward for their crimes
against & country and a. wpe5ple, as
they arerdnhsred totheif blood4stained
DOOM: says--Is ybit1sq 5ua yai7soq7sI
> .Comingr # Father Abraham, three
hundred thousand more l"'-PSmsrey
T).,,,ne,r-aaK 'a'tisio DIG tsisH St2I 91tf 2H1,
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Ssleft 2nstru.
Hoe Your Own Row.

Il
Il think there are some maxirns i.
iAih Under tiiessun, an ON s5r2a'i..
Scarce wortli preservation ;cifs ~
HH But here, boys; .isbne' Tor r. cn
| So sound and SO simple, = s~i''.'a
3 ~ 'Tis worth while to know; f.
'H And all in the single line, i"1 -
Hoe your own row! ''a s''2i--''
| 4L-fi - =" Eiy1f clgHs.-- .'l.i : 'Ht~ si
~ IT you want to have riches bose.
1'7is And want to have friends, 80
Don't tr1sinpls the means down, E''
AiG' Aid IopE fof theerfds; 9''i.t' "a
-rLBut alwaS SsfeihemBef1onq2s lc b.
WHEREVER you SO, biuois sersDI
:" The wisdom Of fpsacticing,odi ngOs
u no-i Hoe your fo~ff rowini ri .'sd q
| -izsss!.sSi IA - sdt TOi es'Fm:lss ; Il
Don't Just sif and pray'S 81 ,s..o.H
For increase of your store; .''l
~ But work ;i'who will help himself,
t7'.. Heaven helps more. 273F tnom
The weeds while You are sleeping
., ,,fD1tWill come up and grow "a d.
J But if1yop wouldehave the. t;-'i'
ii;'',i Fdh car, Ty6d dTnidsti hoe!. -
md adE ,gIaf5I NJ SAT az FTIi mon
oH Nor will fFio lonly'no.n : Essj ia
i'1li Toshoc ont the Weeds, ,'o?s ssodw
. <You'inust make Your ground mellow
e "a fill put i'll the seeds u T-.il.
AnyATheii The yoTng bia,le = -
a Pushes through you must know
<5There is nothing will Strengthen 81
"'V' IT'S growth like tile l1oel! b'sl.1'i'.
1'-'j{ Iss oAE ~-:' . - - .a;is5n
ID There's no use in Saying ..s2 F, .Is9
"a What viii be, will beg --s.e'
= ONCE try it,. my lack brain, ii!
iHSh Aud see What You'll see! r dl-a
WHY, Just snallpotatoes, % .e,s.y
'''i = And few in Z. 1row;'t 9'f !, -A'.I
You'd better take hold then, i5' 1.
3. And honestly hoe! ~ - -s'-'i'
-'H i11a Lf5 .T'l@A Is3'Si-a ~-f-- ~
20 a., good many workers, s,a.4 'dT
'''-' I've known in my time G.'i
81 Some Builders of houses, ''-' ..-.-. F..
"a Some builders of'r'hyme; .5-5s
And they that were prepared,
~ Were prepared, l know,
By the intent and m meaning Of r- /
. 'EHoG your own row. f.'..i +,
a-ss sf-' I'5f -''1 20. IA,' .sa:-i- ~. .r (
4 IKE known, too, good many f.
." 'Idlers, who said, . 'T.ii'- -=-i:-i
- Pye right to my living ,r f"e;1
'''' The world o YES ME bread rl=1
A riglitl lazvilubRer! i'Ha .!.i'Gs
z'SA.A tiTtIusand times NoI'-''f .,.s.:
} TisEliis,s and his onlt,s . sfs-''''' .
? sEi Who hoes his own row 'l''-i
-.-.si is'-I-.Ja d. ~ -Ts-.!g - .Hjc. Caru
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Death Of Stanton

|'iH God il Tast: mn1eyra edJ sob :.
7 Edwin MnSnnten q com mittsd sui:
eide, and died Ly, bis own hand rather
than longer, endure the torture which
was his to bear from the execution OF
Mary Z. Surratt TIL the Time OF his
wretched DEATH oaJ IA sejsi@. Dos 10
5nTheaoncei robust mani went to his
own, death, and though the particulars
OF his demise are as yet yet not fully
public, enough IS known to prove that
in fit ofterror, Sheh he trembledlike
ia:Isaf shaken by the, storm, at the
ghost, of the murdered, woman, who
stood before his vision, he cut his
threat, and diepl TO escape his great
dread! !emH0ij1oqGa sni - nacu%
To-. For yearsihezihasrliyed ths ,Iifsof a
:csnscie9ce stricken wretch. We per-
sonaljy know that he has tod a gentle
man ma Il IN This cityAa? ggehtlenhaTi fiigll in
judicial position with whom hedorm-
,lrly affiliated poliuieslly,5uaEd = WHO
us knowa srthersssqPuull ,of d truth and
honor, that since the murder, Of Mrs.
Surratt he. Stanton, had not known
one totir Of peaeeihaa sGi i !.
/ SaidThe, wheh,speakiagpf9the mat
'eE.;os JUDGE. atttli It is 10 terrible bl That wo
man an was niuTdsrsa to apPease the
@4atkpo Of a party &c andbaHwas the,
coward that struck the blowgfqr, IT theg
demanded. this, wrong, But | have
s,uffered-Ot Godt how / have isuf
feredAhiow do suffer sEteryI hour
offthe day 4 see herand her Innocent
facesr iy,iozsf; slu Il a9yoIi3 bas
Every night. i see her on the scaffpld
in air-.bound struggling
living .'i1oInaf sdi JGlG
:. Livery night of my hfe;I-stand
face to face. with her--I7 hear her
daughters prayers for justice-I see
her in her coffn see the Court
which sentenced her dancing like
devils in hell and saying to.me-- ,.a3
- "A.YoG! You! You DID IT
You, Edwin a. Stapton-Edwin
Nur9sser Stlnton,. compelled US te mur-
der yo1f victim, and Ws'will murder.
yow !" - p" ,, - 70
Those who knew him from-th
murder Of Mrs, 7Smrratt tn the day,of
his death ksoio bow he sufared.i He
would wakens from sleep and cry opt
like a child for, some one Ton
Take herrEO take her away 1hg
"a He Miould SIT upright in bed-sifis
very, hair. on -end-his face pale ~
death itsel, and, tremblee tall the great
ivid drops OF sweat would trickle
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,,THE q H WIDOW.

L e-sts - ttS'f
Mine has been a troublous and q
perilous life in matters of love, no
sooner have emerged from one ocean
Z Of Sights and tears fhanf have phlngs
ed headlong into another. 1t is pas
sing strange that l nsver fell ,ipto ma
tfimony in my very early days /; my
father did SO, and SO did my mother,
and ale my respected grand dame:
She good soul, originally Miss Letitia
Simson, at fifteen married her first
husband, Mr. Jefters Wilson; at
sixteen gave birth to my motfer. Her
husband then died without any other
issue, leaving her more than well pro;
vided for 't'At seventeen she espoused
d M winckMorth, who, in his turn.
consigned her to single blessednesi
and fat dover after which, having
quarreled With sl, hsr rsos. or ali her
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MEAT. MARKETS..
7JorfN7MfEEER;
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Religious serFiees'ar regularly held III
the following churches in this place every
Sabbath morning and evening. ~
Methodist Episcopal Church, corner oi
4th and Church streets. o Rev. T.sK Il. nDis-
set, Pastor. Prayer! meeting every Thurs
day eyepingol iuR .QTST q 4 GtLE -.
s,PresbyteTiap Church, corner of 3d. and
Church streets. Rev. John Robinson,i Pas
tor. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening" -oiht y-d1"J .uRio-E !r9G!.
Lutheran Church, between Church and
Orange streets. Rev. W, Swick Pastor.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening.
s;SecShd Christian Ghnscil Soustt sAshland
GhApein Rey@S.Es Rearres Pastor, Pray
erimeetieg every "Wednesday, evening. .h,.
,dp United Brethren Church, Soath Ashiahd
Chapel. Service every other Sabbath, ut B
s'clock; 1pi M. Revs. MeTntite and Newill,
fsaStor5foi J,a3ai Gttz1wot e sa7i3
''SQernn:Ini Refofn C,urcl,,s Sandusky st.
Services Regularly every End and 4lh Sun
day OF eachlmonth. Rev, DANIEL Zimmer-
mas, Pastor German Sunday School eve
.tCafRelic Church.. Cottage street. Rev.
Father. JsLKuhnl Pastor. Services every
Sd Sunday in each plqntiE at half past past rlnirei
o'clock. 4. NJ.
Church of Christ, on 0rnngc street, Jehni
F. Rowe, regular preacher. Prayer meet.
ing every Wednesday evening.
German Lutheran Church. West end of
Main Street. Minister, Charles Schmidt.
Service, every Ssbbatl, at 10 a! Al.
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Elm Oeutches Lied.

lfAbLF. Fis-rs.- GEs TfEs @sf .r-Ls'.lF .s.-
J. Que of our German friends sem
ns the tolipniag loriginal poem fo
pul5Iitat ion, 4sn' thousands iref o,
readers VITA 'enjoy. its Wit and wisdo:
Is,G Is Z, .ne,..-iet );--71ID DHey,3i, Form
Jetlsrawuuseht.sich Aanges Ieben,i -
Seihe Kisten voller Geld,nas p
Wiz ind Tfigend aueh dautben! q
Warden zum was Neuen Jqhr,
SiGh die Leute wunschen wahr;H
IDann ersf war es fun die Welt, l31
Gtdubt 'ee, .Jammerlich besteilt. 'ii'
Lsbten wiHyiel tapsehd Jahre1--;, .,
WasdgsEapnsn1yiradaLsiimn : .oi
= sKaiile fKepf,t ,tumi grmIis Harey ]
Und das Hew gea Eineffeii rot noi+E2
Den DslI # rsSkliehsgn % d,
Won, der sgroszen Menschenminge.a
iAYurdc sDorf aud Statltzu euge, 81
iTEntl die game Weltszu Klein.
Niemand wurde da was erben, ''l'.
lPfpp, es wpr5e Keiner sterbeh,
|, ,Und wer wpltea DoktoE seyn.a uai
tsyarcjedermann 80 feichiId ,tnan ,
AIS es .jeoer wunsehtzu warden-1a
Nan, damn wurdep wir auf Erden
Uns ais Lap,pen ALE g1eich.. LI.u5
Medium Lohn der "A ndern Burde
'Nfefnasd' auf sicR kadern wurde;
'hflsst jeglicher ALIEN '"'sl h;f'.
Sein lbss02i;hsteigeper lbss02 .Diener seyn;@.
'Selber elm Paar' Strumpfe Stricken
Wolfe er nieht germ barfilsz gehen,
selber Rock und Hosen 'fiickeR,"ti
Wolff er piebt, vie Adam Stein
Muszte, kochen, braten, ,baeken, iu ,
LiebteCer gesuude Lost; ;'lrsa.lar
Ware er Klein Freund vom Frost,
Mu.ssst eer er Selbeer Holz sich h Icken.
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DAVID BRYFE: ?

Cooper, near Rector's Mill, South Ashland
Keeps on hand a large supply of stock and
materials and is ready to sapply, amy de-
mand for Cooper work on short lnotide. -
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G a IA SCHNIFDFR

Baker and 'Confeciioner, Dealer in choic.
family Groceries. Flonrs, provisions, Fruits
Notions, &c, Bread, Crackers, Fancy and
Ornamental Cakes and Candies, at whole
sale and retail. Main ST.. Ashland Ohio I.
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The eccentrlcIty Of some men has q
purpose, and isassiduously cultivated ;
that of Mcclellan was natural, and
NOT saggraYated1by intent Oils Iect-
ures were seqH; ;gympastie = He iearri--
ed with him into the surgical apphi-
theatre all that jerky, impasive man.
her which marked his demeanofiih the
Streets aud inirfGate ita3hers wss
always achairawheEe be stood and
he had "a singular way Of Punctppting
his sentences with It. "Gentlemen,
slime of these eowissacnes, tell youSSthat
the. paEoti Agland can not be spScess-
fully 4extirpated, ai(pp. would 90 the
chair abeiit six inches, and down
again, they ten yoa It sasarf found
ed and interlaced withra netNosk of
delicate inerses,( chair fising ana fall
pg) so permeated with blood vessels,
lchair: brought through its motions
again1 that neither nervous action nor
nutrition of the partssadjaeentDwould
remain (chair in motienhaasd naraly-
sis would result. followed by TIE death
of the patient. (chair raised, and
Professor carries il towards the near
est student, as, though about to brain
him ofi ii the spot, j BdtI ateAd yen that
Iohase performsd theIIoperasioa again
and again, and. (here was retrograde
NOV mo- ement, the pati ntsD survive
'echiaf bfoughtCdown tierceiy)shT There
they are (pSpB6 yithopt, the paro-
It'd, (thump) Healthy, (podhdl hearty
ietHump) )asaIss iando sound . Pound.
tbuun han0
1od this question Of ths gKtitpa,ionA
I .T:tcosSLuDED ON Foua3H sHk0E.
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MrHI MANSFIELD,

Sole manufacturer of sMansfeld's celebrated
Clover H1IIers and Threshegs, fife best m
: tbeIwefidsoi They thresl, hull and clean
.fromu1b 5 to55 5 bushelsfPer day. Factory be-
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= 5iAs Hal. TRAVERr&coa gss, ia4
proorfet tors 61r2 ofthe Ashland Carriage FactoI
~ ;t5fd stand, Of Ames & Leach. Sandusky.
stree. A very 1arse stock of the best made
WORK in the country, consisting OF Car
rage and Wagons. i'--r LII - -:
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= HaF.yANTIIIBURG.

a 'l,,,,,.. ,,,a ,HsaF. -yANTHBURG.o, ',a
Jeweler and Siiversmith, one door ives. Of
the First National Bsnk, Ashland. Gold
and Silver Watches, and alsplendid assort-
ment of Fine Jewelry, kept constantly on
hands. Repairing done TO order. on short
motto. vol. .a4n7)
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PILE & KNoTH,

Dealers in 70 stoves, tin, Copper, brass and
rsfieet iron ware. PartieulitG IL Bte9tii9aE paid
to roofing and spouting. Manufacturers OF
the Automatic Clothes Washer, door
east Miller House. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BMr RALsToN

I.lll-7I IIJ'll sIlF7eL 7---iI ID IL q,
Jewellers and Silyersmiths, three doors west
1 es nOdse oiee Tas aaa i
kcPbtN Constantly on hand Highest price
paid for old gold and silver. Repairing
doHe tot 0kder and on Reasonable terms.
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q dCLof5IfNG.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
CABINET WARE!

tf-77T TfIITT 'ssTTTII n TyTIZT TJTTs5 75TTT
psi sfesI oGrfF. .t&r 6. ,EP1PLtEFRs,agzJs P1P
ifhanhfaaurers Of and gdea1essbin cabinet
t5afi,itdre aid elEairsss Aairst siass stock al
1Hays on yhand, Al, theiE Yars ,sopmsi south
side of main street. east OF Times office.
.HJZ DRUGGISTS. I. -
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McCoMBS & CURTIS.

Attofnhesjyss and icotihselIefs at Law, Ashland
si99hib5 sDfHce in Bank building, ever Beers
Hardware store !
2 IL. C---r.. !.
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u0-e a O1.sPHYSICLANSs

- "a $.F. coSAN. ,sfs q 81 b. MYERS, Msni
= Phy.ieiisps and Surgeons. office over csti-a
sosens' gank, ASHLAND Ohio 7.:.ai,aI %
S9.T N. B.e-Dr. Myers having taken q thor
ongh AqpHrSe Of instructions, under Prof.
,EfH e Bellevue Hospital. n. Y. on diseas.
e 81 the Heart and LaDgs, will give psrtic-
uiar aHeatioI 70 the treatment of tho saune.
vol, ,Anl
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s sI5h16 E'5!Id J s.Is i.,-.I3 .i;'-.-,.-.i
bna ,iss- Elsi a -'s.'Ld :d.Gu-i shiT
55.d4 u. yr.alt,.e rse-f4-s 1r,.,t "a,
s,'t - .sfiifsHi c,f ;i.zis ,...iss .: 49,.
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90 .s.i,it SAMPsEL 8 CO, f.-,..tzg /
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, Paints, Oils,
rarnishes, Bent Stuff, Iron, Nails, &c.,
Store one door. East of the McNulty House.
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tAseths side skIaiH Saed, IAshIand, - Ohio,
sSMS SMfleEy Pfefifietor.i E6iOod oeoommoda-
NSffnh1 &ha feas 6Rabls biils7Tl .s%ciio3 -
49, 2GlEEal nla-LI I-LlS--.-- -
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sT z.dFREDER1eK BoGKLEY. il !,
Saloon, and dea!er i'm Jfamilyj groceries
provisions and notions. Fresh stock and
cheap. Store north side of main street,
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GEORGETOWN.

POLICE STATIsTICs.-The police report of the
third precinct for the quarter ending March
oist, SHOWS the following particulars: Number
Of arrests 2SI, of which leo were white and ~
were black, and pa males and 43 females
Amount OF fines imposed and collected s5oS 81;
valued OF property received and turned over TO
owners, 81 1865; value Of property turned over
to property clerk, Sl2l.60.
FLOUR lNsPECTIoNs.-Mr. Jacob Staub flour
inspector, reports 10 S23 barrels of flour inspected
during the month of March Of the following
grades: Family 4,5S6, extra 5.22l, super 74i
fine ly2, LIST middlings g. broad arrow q, rye D:
making total for the quarter just ended of
31,710.
RIVER FRONT Entered and Cleared
Steamer Express, Nickle, from and to Balti-
dria, with wheat for Hartley & Bro.
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the citizens of the First Ward, in mass meeting
sssembled- desire at this time to show our ap-
precIation of the action OF the President OF the
Rated 81 ates and the noble action of the Forty
FIRST Congress and the twenty-eight States rati-
fyinp the Fifteenth Amendment; that a COM
mittee of five be appointed to make arrange
ments TO serenade the President and other noble
actors in this notable event." SC.
Mr.. He ndersen moved to amend that the
pastors OF the various churches be requested to
Offer up thanksgiving to Almighty God for the
blessings conferred on US as people.
MIR. Freeman moved to amend further, that
we renew our devotion to the Republican party
which has elevated us to the proud position we
occupy in the body polite.
Both amendments were agreed to, and the
resolutions were adopted.
The Chair announced the committee OF five
as follows james Wormley, Alfred Day,
Henry Himber, Sandy Lacy, and Alfred Jones
Three cheers were then given for President
Grant, the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives, and "the next Mayor of Washington
A. G. Richards" after which the meeting ad
iouTned.
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hIcoyERED.-On the 9th ult. the East Wash.
very handsome reception chairs valued ct Aim.
were car ried of. Detectives Cooms and MilIey
soos the case in hand, and this morning recov-
cred the property.
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HONoRs TO THE MEMORY ov TuzI.rrcrx
i HoNAS--lbe committee of arrangernents to
draw ont programme and make ureparatiops
CI the meeting 10 De held IN memory of Gen.
George Ii. Thomas met last evening al the II
James Hotel, Gen. StOughtOn, Col. Nc Kibben
Zen MuSSey, Gen. COburn and Col. Stone for
meTiy OF Gen. Thomas staff, being present
The committee agreed on the folIoSying nro
gTamme, which Will be submitted at the next
meeting OF ofhcers Chairman, j. ID. Cox Sec
Ieiafy OF the Interior; Vice Presidents Hon
SCHUYLER COlfax Hon ,James q EIaina. 49,
hev. Dr- Newman; Music, Marine Band; Ora
Ien, Gen; Belknap, Secretary of War: Music,
halne Band; Resolutions. Gen. Edward NJ
McCook; address, Dirge. ATiOn Glee Club:
behe hcilon Rev Dr. Butler; Adoption of res
olntlOns by rising vote. The committee will en-
1taNof 10 OBTAIN the use of the Hall of the
House Of Representatives wherein to hold the
meeting, which will take place on Tuesday eve
ming next.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemsenss, &c.

NATIONAL THEATKR--Beneht of Joe .JefFer-
Sons Pitnre, "a Regular Fix, )" and Spectre
Bridegroom"
WALLS OFERA HoUsE-Allen y PettiB yill's
Ministries
LINCOLN HALL---Old Folks Concert.
CORNER SEVENTH AMP ID STEEErs.-"wicked
Ben" the educated hog.
WHITKHURsT GALLERY.-Grand Prize PIANO.
ranie Exhibition, every evening. this week only.
Smith & STEOEG's ART GALLERY, 2i5 st.
MARKRITER's ART GALLERY, as Ith street
BARLow's AIT GALLERY. 23T Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

n NINA AND GLASSWARE
~ At 20 Pen GENT LESS. -
AZ soia nss laiien, our prices will be I'm
ers M ne 70 pupnc to purchase, Is we are DE-
isrm' p, ~ SIuce our stock OF China Glass Ont
deierni 1 y and Lamps OF all kinds at
,.,5as =; BAILEY CO.'S, cor. 7th and y SITS,
-" opposite Post Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

wAsHIN6ToNIANA ADMITTED TO THr ST. Lorna
BAR--Among the graduates of the St I,oni.
Law School on Saturday last, was Mr. SiIas W
DoOley, formerly OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

CHI B1N9g sTANDARD REMEDy VA
~ fuGA.n-This Great Remedy for ealc vvhoie
sale and retail, At FeRDS, 1905 Pennsviysni.
..S-.-e, ---- " -. OIu8gists ap lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-01

Pos1NIsrRFss APPOINrKD-At Langlev.
Fairfax county, Va, Priscilla p. CrsWfoffi n
appointed Postmistress, vice John Mahoney, re-
signed.