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Evening star., 1870-03-02

The KNIGHTS TENPLAR LEyEE-The third
annual levee of Columbia COmmandcry. No. 2,
knights Ttmplar, took place last evening at
Masonic Temple, and was a brilliant affair, no
pairs EOr expense having been spared by the
CON mittee 10 make il a success. The decora-
tiops we're tastefuly arranged, being somewha
similar to hose ct the c:::.i1ens' s:and bail on
The I'D ult1. and that in honor Of Prince Arthur.
"A red cross (of gas jeelwas placed over tsv ~
music oft, and large portrait of Washington,
With banners Of the Order occupied eonsticuous
places at the vrposlte en-" of the room. From
Zach chandelier in the room cages were sus-
pended containing canary birds, the meTry
chirpiDg Of which was suggestive of spring.
At 10 O'Clock the President and ice Presi-
dent were announced, and to the music of 'Hail
TO the Chief" the PARTY entered the hall, the
President supported by Sir Ben Perley P00re,
Part Eminent Commander OF Columbia Com
mande-y, and the Vice President by Joseph
Daniels, Past Eminent Commander of the same
CommandtTy. They took seats on the platform
at the east end Of the hall, where they remained
for nearly an hour. during which time they wit
messed the " Highland Fling" danced in COS
tnme BY Miss BeItie L liant and Mr.. j. A. Small.
AT midnight supper was served, under the di-
reCtion of SIT Knight j. Ii. Russell. The bill OF
fare embraced every deleacy OF the season
served in the most superb style, and its excel
lenee was the theme of universal praise.
The music was furnished BY the orche stra OF
the Masonic choir, under the direction of Prof
recognized masters.
Among the guests were f. T. Schultz, Emi-
Dent Commander of Baltimore COmmandery
No. ]: A ID. Emmart, Captain General; B. Z
Holmes, Representative ComInsndery No. 3, OF
Maryland; Senator Cole, OF California; Eon
Leonard Myers, of Pennsylvania, Hon. logan
n. Roots, of Arkansas; ". y. Dfckey of Penn.
sylyania; Gen. Brown, OF Michigan, and ethers
The evOlutions Of the Sir Knights in fall uni
form at the opening Of the levee was q notice
able feature of the affair, and elected tn,
warmtst praise from all present.
The tOilettes of the ladies were very rich and
in excellent taste.
Miss Cole, daughter Of Senator Cole wore a
rich white satin dress. and diamond ;ewelry
Mrs. Leonard Myers, of Pa, appeared i'm blue
moire antique, with Spanish lace cverskirt.
Mrs. Copeland in garnet silk, with white lace
Panier.
Mrs. VIM. W. Writ in black silk EN- train, with
black lace hOuDces, silver grenSdine oyerdress
aLI butterfly panier-
Miss Kate Smith, of Boston, white popln
with rose silk trimmings, silver tnsel oyer,iress
Miss Nj. T. Howe, of Ohio straw colored tarle-
ton, with black lace trimmings.
Miss Evans, of Baltimore IN mauye silk satir
trimmings. and lace overskIrt.
Miss Alice NJ. Underwood daughter of Jut,yt
Underwood OF Virginia, YVES handsomely attir e,
ID pearl SILK. with panier of white lace.
Miss Rose Rehn, of Philadelphia wore a white
tarletan dress, loOped with white satin rear
necklace.
Mrs. Major Clark, black gros grain six with
velvet trimmings, and hair Ornamented with
natural flowers.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

STEALING CAR TICKRTs.-Yesterday Officer
Shredder arrested James Douglass, a colored
boot-b black, charged with the larceny of car
iail.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

The SONS OF MICHIGAN held meeting last
evening: and elected the following officers:
President. & Mr.. NJ. Ia; Higgins; Vice Presidents,
L. j. Baxter and J. j. Callahan; Treasurer. w
+. Creary; Executive Committee, H. MOzes. q.
w. Bridgeman, NJ T.. n. Howell, w. n. Bar
ton ard ID. Il. Pierce. Messrs Barton Thomn
son, Sic,llss, Hotchkiss and Bingham were an
pointed committee en- bylaws. "f
Evening star., 1870-03-02

WALLIS OPERA HOUsE-A fair house greeted
Mr.: McWade, the gifted young actor, last night.
and his fine representation Of '.Rip Van Win,
kle" was received with much applause. As it
advise all to accept the opportunity offered of
seeing this new version OF the famous legend of
Washington Irving. A Matinee for the children
will be given on Saturday.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

\. VI. =. A.. SCIENTIFIC LEcTUREs-The sub-
ieet ice OF the lecture this evening. by Professor
ihe flt land an SGm aSimai ha a The Reptile Era
and microscopic Ife." 'o'oahoeS'
Evening star., 1870-03-02

CITIZENS RAILROA n fIermna
Sesnoty on tse City Pdpers--This association
neId Its weekly meeting last evening, Mr.. s. $.
requested TO state the action of the Councils in
regard 10 railroad matters generally reported
Their action, full accounts OF which have here
to1ore been published in The STAR. and then
by way Of diversion paid his respects to the citv
journals He thought the business of repOctino
mad gotten TO a low ebb here, where meetings
Oh the Couneilswere described as fsrces. 1t was
tasS enough fer newspapers to create a farce
out OF ANYTHING. There was THE STAR a paper
ably conducted, and with most commensiable
energy and enterprise In fact, Il was reflex
Inde ndent newspaper, and every one knew
what that was. Then there was the Ckros,cIe. .
of which he had nothing to say, as that paper
paid the Councils but little attention. Again.
there " "a the Republiean, "a iourn. ON hch there
we're some smart men engaged, but who really
had better qualities than they showed. In fact .
while two OF the newspapers of Washington
The CAro'sacfe and The STAR-had done nothn .
IN the defence Of the Councils. a third-the Re.
1htttcdr-thOugh conducted by gentlemen of
whom good things ought to be expected, had
Tor many months appeared to regard its prosper
1fy as depending upon its success in grading
the character OF the Councils, and inviting al
tenflon TO their proceedings es to a farce With
TIE Nomens Rights Association, and PERHAPS
some others, IL had been successful; for the
people invited TO see farce had gone and ma de-
one. Mr.. Connolly said. in conclusion, that il
there was profane, interperate, indecorous
person In the Board of Aldermen he had never
seen nor heard OF him; and that, although ne
regarded the American Congress As the best
abused and most dignfed legislative body in the
world, he would assert that the Councils of
Washington would lose nothing in comparison
with that body.
Nessrs. j. Savles Brown, III. n. Easily and j.
n. Blanchard advocated the addition of the
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad To the list Of
roads under the favor and auspices of the Asso-
citation, but without coming to a vote. the meet
ing eleven an todd adjourned.
Evening star., 1870-03-02
OAK HAL
OAK HALL
Clothing and Merchant Tailoring,
525 Seventh street,
opposite Post Office. 2,25,6

BURNETT's FLAvORING EXTRACTS The SUI
peTOrity Of these extracts consist in their perfect
free from the poisonous oils and acids which
enter into the composition of many of the facti-
tous fruit ftavOrs now i'm the market. They are
not only true to their names, but are prepared
from fruits of the best quality, and are SO highly
concentrated that comparatively small guam
tity only need be used.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Boston, manufac-
turers and proprietors. For sale by all Grocers
and Druggists. VS.
INDICTMENT TO Buy GoOD SEWING Ma
CHINE.-WillcOx s. Gibbs Sewing Machine. the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
SKIRT Factory, 4eS Seventh street, between ID
and E. II
Evening star., 1870-03-02

NOVELTIES FOR $50" is the title of a little
book, published expressly for the benefit of Ia
dies by L. Baum, importer and manufacturer of
corsets, Md gloves, and undergarments 40s eth
street, between ID and T., Intellgencer Build
ing. IL contains illustI ations of the different
styles OF eorsets lately imported or manufac-
tured by Ar. Baum. among which are the Lady
Grant Corset, OF satin woven expressly ior the
purpose, ard containing ! 900 whalebones; the
Astorga. embroidered with silk; the Princess
and Shoulder-Brace Corset, recommended by
physicians; the j. Il. p. Corset, the most cele-
DRAFTED OF French manufacture; the Belle of
Washington, La America, La Mode Columbia
PaTlsleDne, G. II. Corset, and twenty other
styles; also Madame Foys Corset and Skirt
supporter; Red Merino Corset embroidered
Win white and black silk; Nursing COrsets
made TO order; Young America, for little misses;
Lutte Laura, the smallest made, Sc. Mr.
Daum Bustle Skirts celebrated; and M.
haS undergarments of the latest patterns traiIed
skirts, gored skirts and nightgowns undei vests
icr ladlts and misses, infants robes and cans
hosiery, Kid gloves, corset steels, Sc: and ia
also agent for Wilcox X Gibbs sewing machines
which he rents or sells ON liberal terms All hi
goods have been marked down, the prices beinp
Ttoueed in proportion to the late decline in gold
Evening star., 1870-03-02
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURCs,
WASHINGTON GLASS; vnvus

Corner 25th street west and N stra.. ,.,
are now prepared to manufacture Ali III -
Flint and COLORED GLASS at The MI, nlnd OF
able terms and the shortest notice e aost reason
III nan1, large supply Of the best ou.I;tx ~
HlMNiES, OF al! sizes and patterns 0uahty OF
ou,o. auenuon paid to priv ate moulds. fe 10
$y,OOOsoSpssD oF oFFEA4EING 4kEN 7. IN.JTEREsT
shErEsToNE AND MINING COMPANY HnP
g 1c The amount Gf Bonds issued by this cor,n. ;,
sloAco' redeemable in twelve years '' oompany Is
are s1suTsa by first class mortgage on the
Gn,sraS, e uaoie na property, worth $4,000.
in gcH AnnIv - mt paio promptly semi annually
fssi e. HpPH 10 JOHN B. BLAZE.
National Metropolitan Bank.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Cooper & I.atimer.
auctoneers, have sold lot q in Davidson's subdi-
vision Of square 2as, fronting on 1ith, between
X and L streets north, to w. s. RoosA for
81 ,OS7 40, or II cents per square foot.
Green & Williams, auctiOneers. have sold part
Of lot Is, square 36l, fronting . feet on North
2,s50 square feet, to Fitzhugh COyle for 80 cents
per square foot ($2 ,2OO.)
Evening star., 1870-03-02

MR. b. n. MoRsELL died yesterday M his Ia,a
residence near Bladensburg, MaryIand. NJ
M was nearly eighty years OF age, and was for
many years one OF our most efficient Distric.
magistrates. ''iS'
Evening star., 1870-03-02

The OHIO REPUBLICAS Assocr.rrox Lac,
evening elected the following ofiicers. pres;.
dent 81 Is: VIII: Vice President, S U Robin
Treasurer. - w herr,
Evening star., 1870-03-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Amuseumemfs. dc.

NATIONAL THEATER--Parcpa Rosa English
Opera Troupe, Marriage Of Figaro"
WALLS OPERA HOUsE-RObert Nc Wade as
"Rip Van Wrinkle"
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Musical enter
tajnment by Howard Division ). OF T.
WHr1-urRsT GALLERY.-Grand cash prize
Exhibition N, C,-rc Panorama of Removal o
,bs 60, ,S, Illuminated War Views
Classical Statusry, copies OF the ~ ~,
minor eCmicals, SC. &c, commencing a.
O'Clock. See amusement column.
SMITH & STRoNs's ART GALLERY. 2i5 It.
MARKRIrxR's ART GALLEY, 4s6 Tth street.
BARLOw's ART GALLERY. ZS7 Pa. avenue.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

TNsURANCE ROOMS
T. M. HANSON & b. LEWIS BLACKBOARD.
THE ETNA FIRE Insurance CO., of Hart
INSURANCE CO: of England and United States.
Cash assets, 81 100000.
THE HARTSSRD ss Jsn a.G ERE INSURANCE co. As
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE. CO., of
Philadelphia. Assets. S3,OOOIOO
THE sPRINGFIELD FIRE INSURANCE CO,
OF Massac husetfs. Assets. (nearD 3 1 900 600.
THE PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hart
ford. Capital, S5OO,OOO.
THE ROGER WILLIAMS" FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Of Providence, X. L.
THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE
CO.. Of New York.
TIE ,sxpl PoP0aAc + y INsUKANCE CO. Of George
In Life Insurance we have the great
MUTTuhL Th LIFE INSDRANCE CO., Of New York
ford. Assets, SI2, 100000.
ing SIS 900 900, and some Of them more than
half century Of experience. They are too well
extending, in the case Of Mr.. Hanson. throash
o%f %fnty years in this city ample and
b. LEWIS BLACKFoRp,
JaU-y slS 9TH ST.. fold No. 1863
NATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE OOM. .
~ PANf OF WARRINGTON.
CAP1TAL.-.-....-.....-....... 3 900 ,OOO
Omce-Ho. 81 Louisiana ave., one door east of 7th n
Eo charge for Policies or revenue Stamps
nsxs taken on the most reasonable terms and lose
!, Directers-Ciarie. Kn.p, President; George W
BsEssS is.rf re ffrssidsn Msrsha Brown Thom..
selSH NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

L. hhia'n ~ pisslssED.-Yesterday, Gordon Rip
49,, ny -, " o. a. aIrtsted Gay or two since on the
Hoe.rle- OF the Arlington, was before Justice
waiter, and the charge being vithdragn- The
case was dismissed VIC
Evening star., 1870-03-02

On FOURTEENTH STREET there is no regular
rule as to the driving of vehicles along the sim
gle railroad track on that rOughfare, and
the result is that sometimes vehicles come in
collision. neither party being willing to turn Off
the track. Some drivers have adopted rule in
going nOrthward to turn out for all vehicles
coming southwark, and to keep the track i'm re-
turning. Some such rule should be generally
adopted, SO that alterations may be avoided.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

AsH-NEDSE=DAY.-With to-day begins the
forty DAYS OF Lent. which will be observed by
several OF the Christian Churches, and more
especially by those of the Roman Catholic faith.
In al the churches OF that denomination this
morning the faithful were sprinkled with ashes
typical OF the humility of the Saviour Of the
world when he began his forty days suffering
before his crueihSiOn. The occasion Is one OF
great solemnity, and ends only with the snniyer-
sary OF the Resurrection, Easter. which cores
ponds with the Passover OF the IsraelitesL
Evening star., 1870-03-02

SUIT FOR DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER
Some days ago, Wm- Skinner Drought a charge
against Mathe - Deatley, of the larceny of s 100
which he alleges he lost in the saloon of Deatley
near the Long Bridge. Justice Pearson dis
missed the charge against DeSfly. Mr. DeatSey
has since-through Messrs- NSrris & Norris, Ais
attorneys, instituted suit against Skinner, lay-
acter. VI eA"i-
Evening star., 1870-03-02

ElREMANS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
l. WASHINGTON AND GRORGETOwN.
0fhce-Room No. I. over Bank OF Washington.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS 1887.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS........S $500 ,OoO
Insnres all descriptions Of Property in the District
OF Columbia.
No charge for Stamps or Policies
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Esau Pickrell, Lewis johnson, 7, Ed. Clark,
Geo, Waters, Thos. Parker, W. +. Howard.
X. Shoemaker, b. b. French, Chas. w. Davis,
Georgetown. Andrew Rothwell, Alb A. Wilson
JAMES ADAMS, President.
ABEL G. DAVIS, Secretary fea -eoSn
Evening star., 1870-03-02

DELIvERED TO THE MARYLAND AvTHoDr-
Tik---kichard Hall, alias John w. Spencer a
horse thief arrested few davs ago. was yester r
Gay GehSeTed up to John r. Murray, sheriff of
Snar,es county, Md, Oh req ui.it ton Of isyer-
Evening star., 1870-03-02
SrGAR

TEAS.
.GuNIEoYIbER' uSEoIIN sIs, ahPhN ,s ooLok. 8. rsrERT-
and prices, guaranteed a- Low as an, h.1-e in ths
city.
Evening star., 1870-03-02
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
NARCH-HIGH WINDS-EIRES.
DON'TPUT OFF UNTIL T0-MORRoW.
INSURE TO-DAY
A. s. PRATT SON,
No. Y. NJ. &. A. BUtEdtRg, cor. eta and ID SIS,
represent only ths best companies. ard pay losses
sqHore'y and promptly. No ohdrgs for Policy, S"r-
csy, Stamp.
AGENTS for
PHGNIX. Of Hartford,
YONKERS,
HOME, and
FIREM EN- s, Of NeIC YORK.,
and EXCELSIOR LIFE. af Nelc York.
INSURE NOW fe2s Il
Evening star., 1870-03-02

EsTABLISHED In le3A,
PRKMIuN AWARDED IN 1871.
". a. wHEArLEYy
"A U N STEA AN DY RING
AND
CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 49 JEFFERSON ST.,
Georgetown, ID. u.
Reriese with every desirable
,.SrSa wi,s ~ ,at and artistic skill to be OBJ
~ : Instant personal attention on the part
" ..e proprietor, makes this the beet place in the
District to have all orders To his line vel and
rompfly executed. sfiNm
Evening star., 1870-03-02
Georgetown Advertisements.

I ARGE STOCK OF SHIFTING MUSLINS,
L. WIDE SHEETINGS, AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.
New York Mills. wsmsufta Androecoggin. Bates,
forestdale. and other superior ShiriiRg Cottons
ard wide Bteached shirtiug. iess cts, very cheap
Yard wide Blesched Sbirting, rsTy hsars, Is CENTS
q spsoiaf barrofa
Fronts
At reduced prices, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins,
Winter Goods including Silks without regard to cost
Bean iful Spring Cslicces. at l2ss cents
Special bargains may Be expected by all who favor
us with a call. BENJAMIN MILLER,
Tell On 1o1 Bridge St, Georgetown, u. q.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

SOAP.

SOAP.
Several brands Of G II. JEWELL =. several hranls
Of u. t. BABBITTS. DOBBINS' ELECTRIC,
KEYS TALLoM: in fact, twenty five kiads or
more, all at the lowest prices.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

REDrCKD PRrcrs-The at,ar.;or or ,..so
y, shnns IN, " .ske advantage of q falling market
IN the purchase of family supplies is d;rectad to
90. Their price list is a desirable featurns 90, q
As their stock is large and well seiee<eJ q aaa
hrst class trade is beng RAPIDLY built sp, ''e
Evening star., 1870-03-02

ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.-The fOrty-eighth
annual commencement of the Medical Depart
ment Of Columbian College took place at Lin
coin Hall this afternoon, and was very largely
attended. After appropriate music, prayer was
0fered by Rev. DIR. q. w. Samson, President of
ferred Oh each OF the graduates, whose names
were published in The STAR Of Yesterday Dr.
John OrdOnaux delivered the address to the
graduating class.
Evening star., 1870-03-02
FAMILY TRADE.

and make il our whole study TO furnish the VERY
BEs of everything IN the way of Family supplies
generally our facilities for buying surpassed by
none, and We guarantee % sell a. low as other
house in the city; also o. give the article duat
and quantity represented. Please give sing 10
trial al least.
Evening star., 1870-03-02
PRIMES. FIGS,

DATES. RAIsINs. PAPER SHELL ALNoNi
md NUT oi all kinds.
Evening star., 1870-03-02

STOLEN BoOKs.-Officer Alder, about noon
to-day, spied colOred man, named Amos Cor
den, near 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
with a collection OF valuable books in his pos
session, and, questioning him, discovered thai
he was on the way to some secondhand store to
sell them. He arrested him and took him be-
fore Justice Clark, when Gordon stated that he
got the books as present from a negro woman
near Wizards Hotel. Justice Clark held the
books for Identification and the accused for a
hearing.
Evening star., 1870-03-02
POTATOES.
BCTTE.R.

Particular attention given 10 this one article il
our Trade, and we are constantly supplied with
choice article from New York state.
In fact W give our special and undiyi ided atien
70 4 La
Evening star., 1870-03-02
SYRUPN.

STEWART : SILVER aud WHITE HRIPs. and
other brands. which ouly Doe appreciated ~ rA-
anining prices, quality and flavor.
Evening star., 1870-03-02
MOI.ASSES.

A genuine article Of choice NEW ORLEANS al
ways ON hand; as also othe< lower grades. Prices
low
Evening star., 1870-03-02

SALE OF THE GOLD CAPITOL HILL MARKET
The building known as the old Capitol HUI
Market, on the southeast corner OF Sd street
east and A street south, together with the lots
upon which it is situated, containing 7,2C7
square feet, was sold yesterday by Green X
Williams, auctioneers by order Of the Board
OF Trustees of Public Schools, for 80 cents
per square foot, S4,2I5,) to James Walters.
The building is we'll known to all the old resi-
dents Of Capitol Hill as a market, but was given
up some years ago, since which time il has been
occupied by the Trustees OF the Third District
for school purposes.
Evening star., 1870-03-02


OF the Board, but rather to those outside. and
because OF the imperfectness of the law which
should be amended In several particulars He
wanted, as Republican, to see honesty i'm all
things, and did not wish to see them successful
through fraud. His course on the Board OF Re-
gistration had been condemned because he did
not act as partisan; but when a man so acted
he was unfit for the place. He belle we'd that the
Democrats would not make any nomination.
ahu the feeliDg was such that IL John F. Cook
was nominated against the present incumbent
.ne ioiMer would receive almost the entire white
ho's. H ne had not supported Mr. Bowen because
nc nc ,I hmem nm 70 be a man who thinks too much
0Iy- He would say however. that he knew
MT. Bowen came here as a Democrat was an
pointed to ONCE by President Polk. and in Is
.os. . NE once because he expressed sympathy for
Mr. Kelsey asked if he did not resign sp Off ca
in the Equal Suffrage Association to saye his
klr. Clephane replied that he OBJ never tool
part in that association until suffrage had been been
Messrs. Crossman, Champion, CIephane and
Phi6roOk further discussed the resolutiSns
which were adopted.
Mr.. Watson offered q resolution rectinp that
the House OF Representatives has impeached or
driven from Congress three members for receiv-
ing bribes, and Is further investigating cases OF
bribery On the part OF members, an action much
to be commended, whethe~ in national, State,
CsrpOrat 0n Attorney, acc orGing to his own tes-
tmony, the testimony OF Mayer Bowen and Mr.
MeCielland, did receive s60s in money as a
,sibS Tor obtaining the payment OF $500 due
MI. HcCielland, and which Mayor Bowen re-
tuse1 20 pay uhtll Mr.. McClells nd agreed to
pay Mr. Cook $3.50 of the siOney, a. two CapO-
,ailon ofhcials nnitin to Aeecs an honest crsdi-
-. of ., fart OF his lust DUE and the courts aud
u ,ne Councils have hsretefore failed or refused
70 ~ oIhg hese diahonOred o6icials to Justice.
therefore requesting Congress. as the snpreme
~. s ng power OF the District. TO investigate
iS Iae OF bribery as well as the bribery Of its
aSn,i,,I, ana A. both OFF cials have testified and
pret posos eNI.eihng them from ofice-Mr Cook for
.c.aSg ng tle bribe, and Mayor Bowen for being
"a, Aua d lew remarks by members the resoIu-
uoii WIS adopted and the meeting adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-03
FARNsWORTH & CLARK, Agents,

No. WaNtVcII House,
aug3-tf NASHVILLE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-03
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF,

The Belle of Edgefeld Lucrative Pears,
grown by Nat. F. Dortch, were being ex-
hibited on Change yesterday.
Chancery Court met yesterday, and after
the transaction of some business of minor
importance, adjourned until Monday next.
Mrs. Letitia Sauscer, a crazy woman,
was yesterday released from jail at the so.
licitation of her friends, after a six weeks
imprisonment in that institution.
Our report Of the Dental Convention will
be found on the third page. The crowded
condition Of our columns prevented its APP
pearance elsewhere.
Our millers continued to complain of the
bad condition of the wheat that is being
brought to market, and say that it is i'm
possible TO turn out first class article Of
flour.
A trotting match, in which several fast
goers are named, is talked of as an occur
renee of the early future. 1t will probably
take place the latter part of this or the
first part Of next week.
We are requested to give notice that II.
w. Wetmore, Esq, will address the citizens
of Edgefeld, at McCIure's Hall, tonight,
on a subject that but few will understand,
and he expects, therefore, that there will
be few to hear him. There will be moth
ing of political nature in his remarks.
During the heavy rain yesterday evening
the lower floor of the warehouse of j NJ
Carsey, Son Co., corner of Broad and
College streets, was flooded with water
Inc foor was covered with wheat a con-
sldeI able portion Of which was damaged
by the water. Capt Stocked took but one
of his steam engines and hurried TO the
place, and III a short time succeeded in
pumping out the water from the collar
In the absence Of fires, Capt Stockell is
determined to make the machines do good
service at something else.