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General ConfeFeace ef the Methodist
Protestant Church.

Fourth Day.-After some preliminary busi-
ness, the report Of the executive committee was
considered. The recommendations relative to
the certihcation OF preachers licenses, the ad-
mission Of probationists to full membership, and
the adoption OF form OF church register were
Rev. DIR. Geo. Brown and Rev. Alex CLARK.
fraternal messengers from the Pittsburg Con-
ference Of the Methodist Church, were intro
duced to the convention by the committee Oh
ecclesiastical visitor.
The same committee also presented, on be-
half OF Rev. DR.. Thomas NJ. Eddy and John
the Methodist Episcopal Church to bear a fra a.
ternal letter to this conference, the official com
municati0n brought by them. 1t is signed by
and Thompson, and Drs. Luke " HitcSeock
Daniel Curry, John McClintock, John Lana
han, John q. Brice, Thomas NJ. Eddy, James
Pike and VIM. NJ. Harris. The letter states
that they were appointed a commission to treat
with similar commission from any other Meth
odist Church desirous of union with their
commission from the Methodist Protestant
Church, and the pleasure it will afford them to
lay before their general conference any commu-
nieation from this body touching this important
The venerable George Brown, DID,, then ad-
dressed the Conference, expressing the fraternal
regards OF the Pittsb9Ig Conference, and the
Church, for their Methodist Protestant breth-
rem, assuring them Of their earnest desire that
the old union might be rekindled, and their
sacrifice Of principle to consummate reunion.
DR.. Collier and DR.. Alex. Clarke followed in
similar strain. The addresses were listened To
with the deepest interest.
Drs. Eddy and LAn4han, of the II. E. Church.
were then introduced, and spoke In bShalf of
their commission. Their Addresses we're marked
by Christian love and fellowship, and were re-
ceived with brotherly regard.
Rev. j. q. Whitfield, Presidenf OF the Con-
ference, responded to the gentlemen of the
respective delegations in regard to their frater-
nal sentiments, and assured them that the sub
ject presented would receive from the confer
ence proper consideration. :"
The communication from the Methodist Eps.
c0pal Commission WAS then. referred to the
Committee on Ecclesiastical Visitors, and the
report of the Committee on the Ritual was
Thursday. =. : = =
The report Of the judiciary Committee was
taken up, and the following iten,e adopted IL
To insert in the discipline the following scubric,
viz: No minister OF this Church shall cele-
brate mstrimoly contrary to our Lord's decisios
in Matthew, chapter 10, verso g." 2. Disap-
proving the proposition to modify the regulation
concerniDR the electoral college.
The third item (disapproving rebaptism) was
discussed until the hour OF adjournment.
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GOYernment Gecurities.
NEw YORK-FIRsr RoARn.
Stock ReDOrt.

Igy Banke,s', Brokers and Commercial Telesraph
Lewis johnson & Co., quote stocks and bonds in
home and foreign markets as follows
NEW NEW Y1zK, Nay m;afirst Board.U. =, IS, 1857,
ms s 1865 COUPON, lis. oos, new is6, coupon,
iiHs; as, ls67, coupon, l4s; 520s, 1858, coupon.
Iosa. sss; do: pEsfd. Canton, nss; Cumberland
Adam: EIPress, ss; Wells, Fargo ! COS E E1
prsss American United states Ey
Central sss1 Al Hudson 1905 do do; Scrip, 81 Erie
fs is Lake shore and Michigan sas@n soSthsrn, Sen
a, HS,tGEs.t' s Northwest, EEefd, siscHleTs 81: clers
land Columbus CINCINNATI, New Jersey Cen
ga Milwsukie g: Paul, preferred, sik W Wsbash
Fort Wayne. s4,s; Alton ! T Terrs Pa Hsuts. s5
Alton ~ Z TeE5e II haute: preferred, -; Chicago Al,
Mississ pp Certincates, s0z; fennessse State O ss
old, ss1s; Tennessee State 6is, new, WH; Virginia
souri, 60, 9s1s. Gold, ll5all5i4. Market strong
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TEE Two SHRRMAN's.-Gen. Sherman sits
erect on the sofa outside this cioak-room, look
faced brother, who sits beside him. 1t is Q study
to trace the natural likeness between these two
faces and the unlikeness OF physical Develop
meut wrought In ono by tho march Of var, and
in the other by the sedentary pursuits Of leRisla-
tive life. Gen. Sherman has . very hkable face,
His blue eyes have : friendly twinkle. You H: are
that his voice, IL little rough, would sound
pleasanter TO you than many . softer one,
Senator Sherman Ii thinner and fairer than his
br0ther-appesrs the man q books and thou ght,
rather than or action. From his eyos looks
preston Of his wide mouth IL at once drm
and benevolent Fixed and unyielding i'm his
convictions, he never urges them with ill-tem-
per or violence. In the sharpest debate, as in
the quietest parlor he is always . gentleman.
And. believing the trne gentleman to be the
os9 lin Pe %er' or t1uep nS P0.e. to
Wdshin0fon Letter in Independent
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LECTURES.

T. g U
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
FOR the benefit Of the family Of Dr. BROCK, of the
Richmond Enquirer and Examiner, who lost his life
" the S'''i sgI'ER.Il g. saSf%GRa sSBRfahT "a. ESQ,
ON FRIDAY YAsSsiH sSEsIsd, SafMf1fF's Mhf Is. 1870.
CoRREsRoNDENCE.
c.,o., WAsHISsToN, May e,lS70.
DEAR sIR In aid Of the modest SUN which the
s o Ss 9ss Of e the city raising Sr the ben
Richmond Enquirer and we wieh yau 90 the to
deliver your admirable Essay upon BENJAMIN fra,k,
lin. Very resPectiully, &c,
- Blaine, &C. Jones',
Bsn :; F.2Is. H3snGPy: Pgsr., 4 RsssS; RsIs3sI;
jerome b. stiilson, David r. Mckee,
y harris, =; Harrington,
Crosby 3; Noyes, John r. Foley,
Geo; ", Adams, ". Scott smith,
b BsIsss%, B%''n' Thomas sB.isEa; B. Florence,
!; GILBERT, Jas: b. Young,
.p1sss ss, k'm sssis EGasss.d EH5asS@s
&c, Proctor. Julian Holland,
Chss. A. Pilsbury, SV Noyes,
Henry g. Hayes, T. b. Connery.
WASHINGTON, May z, 1870
GENILEMES NIL I'm c9nsideration only ot the object
f9p win please desisnate the time and place ''''
To %asss eoss Blaine Ansoav
others.
WASHINGTON, May 9, $50.
l.. A. GobTiEht, Esq:
ys HGSS aotaa q BEEN s received and Il 1Ss @
happy TO inform you that the managers Of the
Masonic Temple Association have kindly rendered
The use Of their Hall on Friday Evening, May l3
$50.
Yours, truly, N. W. BARR, Committee.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS.
sans.sn be o. and Il 81 sR
principal Book and Music Stores nlO4t
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BALTIMORE, May 11-virginia 6's, Old, 56 bid So !.
asted; do. 1866, 66 bid; North Carolinss, new 23s
bid. 81
Flour drm and In good dema nd at yesterday prices
Wheat frm: ryland, 81 Sa II gu: Pennsy iyania
$lzs;, yellow. q l5asl.I. Osts Arm at 6sa6sc
Pork arm e S2S5sHSsO: Bscop 6rm: rib .ides. I6sl
H<enh: Whisky-no inquiry; holders are firm
straight iron, $l06; wood. 9l.07; patent, Sl07.
NEW YORK, Nay n.-Stocks, governments, and
gold are strong. Money is easy at 5a6 per cent Ex.
change, long, pa short, 10; Gold, Is. Bonds, l2Is
Virginia 6's coupon, 6gx; new, 60. North Caro-
lina's, old az; new, 24l& -
NEW YoRx, Nay li.-Flour 5al0c. better. Wheat
1c. better. Corn quiet and unchanged.
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ODD FELLoweHIP.-The meeting Of the Grand
tion Of the new hall Of that Order yesterday.
drew great crQYd Of strangers to Columbus
The streets and buildings we're profusely deco
rated with flags. There was procession two
exercises took place at the Opera House at
O'Clock. Governor Hays presided An Grafton
was delivered by Rev. ID. H. Moore. At the
clore the crowd went TO the new hall, which vas
dedicated according to the ritual Of the order
by Grand Master Turner. -
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scr@ Of woodland have been burninS in lister e
and Orange counties for Q week past. The
forest that cover the Shawangunk range have
been destroyed. A single one OF the owners has
lost, in the burning OF f60 cords or cut wood and
growing timber, 81 800. Men are fighting the
hres all along the range. The heavy clouds of
emoke that hover over the valley ana cling to
the mountain side, and the lines OF hame.
present a magnificent spectacle. At Green,
held, Briggsyiile, and Oak Ridge the deyasta-
ton has been unprecedented. Persons interes-
ted in the huckleburry crop fre the woods to
promote the growth Of the berry, which furnish
es them q ivelihood.-N y. !Ssn.
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The Ring-Mike McCoOle on His
Muscle.
Tele0yopAed Ezclvsiuely to f1s kpe,,inZ Ssn,

ST LOUIS, May 11.-Mike McCoole publishes
to $4,000 side, six months after the signing of
the articles within fifteen miles of New
had e' S"" o0
Jay Gould and several other railroad officers
are here examining the various places of note
in and around the city.
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EVENING STAR.


N.L RKvKsUE-The receipts from this
soui e ty-day were s4A, ,450.4e.
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scRErARY BOUTWELL, has appointed Lewis
Kingsley Deputy Naval officer at New York,
vice G. s. Franklin, resigned.
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D0Susan b. In sharper than a serpent's
thanks IL anbody puts In her lap toothless
child.-Haygerd Times.
~There are said to be In Europe about 900
Germany boasts Of the greatest number Of both
than any other country,
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DKTACHED.-Lieut. VIM. T. Buck has been
detached from the command Of the " Trians," /"
at the Washington Navy Yard, and granted
leave Of absence.
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GENERAL j. j. DANA, lately on duty in the
Quartermaster Generals once, has been as
signed to duty as Chief Quartermaster, Depart
ment of the Lakes. Military Storekeeper d. j..
Young has been ordered from Harper's Ferry to
the New York arsenal.
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SENATOR BRowNLow has just returned frol
New York, with much encouragement fro
leading physicians as to the recovery Of the u,
of his Ii mbs.
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Not the Murderer.
E1clusirely to tie Euenin0 Star.

New YORK, May 11.-Fleming, the supposed
murderer, at Stroudsburg, Pa, of Broadhead
was examined at New York to-day. Officers
present from Stroudsburg pronounced the pris-
oner not the man, and he was discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-11

~The Ku-Klux Of Ireland don't send threat
ening letters. They just dig . grave in the
landlords front yard
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ware saulsbury's On the Rampage.
Tetegrephe6 1sclssiuely to ne Eve~tso Ssas.
WILMINGTON, DEL, May lin Democrat
ic county meeting held at Dover yesterday,
Charles Brown, formerly Of Philadeiphia, and
others, spoke in advocacy Of the "White
Mans" movement. Eli Salisbury, q brother
ment fraud, but advised submission to il at
present. No Republicans joined in the meet
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THE House Committee on Appropriations
this morning agreed upon bill appropriating
1000 for deficiency in compensation and
mileage to members and delegates. The COM
mittee will take up the bill making appropri-
atIOns for the support Of the army tomorrow.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
PROM EUROPE TODAY.

IRON EUROPE TODAY
The Yacht Raee-The eAmerican Yacht
ftieoyapAed Esclssiucly 70 TAe Eventze @ay.
Cows, ISLE OF WRIGHT, May 1l.-Ash-
bury's yacht Cambria, English, arrived here
with the Dauntless, at 4 o'clock this morning.
Douglass yacht, the Sappho, American, ar
rived two hours later.
LONDON, May 1.-THE Cambria returned to
Cowes without rounding the stake-boat. The
SspphO won the race. .s..-
THE PARIS RIOTS.
They we're More Serie.s than Report
ea-The BarFicades StubbOfnly De-
Tended Several Men kilied-Or der
PARIS, May II, noon.-The trouble through
out the city last evening were much more seri-
Gus than were anticipated. The authorities were
forced to make a large display Of military power
In order to restore order. The barricades which
had been erected in the Belleville district were
stubbornly defended by the rioters, though they
were subsequently carried by the soldiers at the
point of the bayonet. Several we're killed and
wounded on both sides.
During.t the night other engagements occurred,
in which a number Of soldiers, policemen, and
citizens we're killed. The Belleviiis district
-:s occunied during the NIGHT bv the military
IN great force, and no persons were permitted
TO pass The police made several charges upon
the crowds Of people which had collected out OF
curiosity. In some cases they used their swords
and slung shots, whereby many were seriously
injured, mainly those who had nothing to do
with the disorder. The police and the rioters
used nrearms freely, but the troops made no
general use of them.
Once during the night, company Of cavalry
were assailed with shower of stones, and be-
coming exasperated, they fred ON their sssail-
ants; but this Is the only instance where the
troops have departed from the determination to
use firearms only as q last resort. The working
men are out in greater force than on any pre-
vious occasion. Perfect order was restored be-
fore daylight, and there are no signs Of trouble
now. The Government has not relaxed its pre-
caution to guard against future DISORDERS.
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THE NEW STATE DEPARTMENT BUILDING
The Senate by vote of Al yeas to Is nays
adopted the amendment appropriating $500 900
for new State Department Building, upon
which amendment tho debate on removing the
Capital took place last evening as will be seen
In another column. The vote on the amend
ment was as follows:
YEAs-Messrs: Amss, Anthony, Bay ard, Boreman,
Brownlow, buckingham, Cole, Conkling, Corbett
ton OF Maryland, hamilton Of Texas, Hamiin, Howe,
Johnston, Lewis, Mcdonald, Morrill, OF Maine M or
Rice. Robertson, saulsbury, sawyer, Scott, Stew,
Vekers ans Hssyes Upton Trumbu
IN NA}s.Messrsi CasserlX, Chandler; Crsgin, Har-
Pratt Schurz, sherman, Spencer, sprsgue, and
Yates-l5. ~
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MRS. GRANT yesterday afternoon entertained

MRS. GRANT yesterday afternoon entertained
number Of her friends by a social lunch servea
In the State Dining Hall. Among whom were
present Thomas Ewing. Con sf,ir.., MFR
F. p. Blair and wife, General Hunter and wife,
Admiral Shubrick and wife, Baron Gerolt and
wife, Admiral Porter, Gen. Ramsey and wife,
Gen Sherman and wife, the British Minister and
Mrs. Thornton, Secretary Fish and wife, Mrs
Baker, w. w. Corcoran, Gen. Zeilin and wife,
the Vice President and wife, Gen. Delafield and
wife, Hon. Richard Wallach and wife, Mrs.
Carlisle Patterson, Miss Clymer, Mrs. Sbarp
and General Michler and wife.
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5. WASHINGTON. D. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY IL. 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
81. JULIEN CLARET, 93 per doz., $50 per eask
GERMAN NWINEs..-Wachenheimer % per doz.;
Deidesheimtr, - per doz.
Port Wine, from 920 to Ss per gallon.
bRANDlES-0tsrd, Dupuy D Go. Cognae. 97
feyoisin Rochelle Brandy, es per gallon.
Genuine vichy Water, 81 50 par dozen.
CHHRLEs aAurIER,
1917 and 1919 Pennyivanis ave.,
Importer OF Wines and Liquors, and proprietoI of
the celebrated NATIVE WINE BIfTERS.
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RAFCHRL0R,a HAIR DYR.

Tnk splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Halless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
60 nor any cttaise poison TO produce paralysis
beasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
~. A. Batchelors air Dye has had fhsyfy years
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
by all Druggbta. Applied at 10 Bend street,
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The Southern Baptist Convention,
TelegropAed EsclGsiuely 10 fAs EvewS,e Stor.

LOUISVILLE, May 11.-In the Southern Ban
tist convention yesterday the report of the Com
mittee on Cooperation with the Northern Bap-
tist was read. The report Is adverse to co-oper-
alton, and was sustained by the unanimous vote
OF the convention. The convention then ad-
journed to meet in st. Louis next wear. A vast
amount Of business has been transacted.
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The SUB-CoMAITTRR OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives on the Decline Of American Com
merce has agreed to report to the general COM
mittee bill providing for the establishment of
six steamship lines and the Incorporation Of four
and fifty thousand dollars to each company:
one line to ply between Boston and Portland to
Glasgow and Liverpool, sailing each alternate
week throughout the year; another between
town, sailing weekly; another between Phila-
deiphia and Baltimore and Southampton and
Bremen, sailing each alternate week; another
touching at Southampton, and another from
New Orleans to Rio de Janeiro. touching at Ha-
yana and at points in the West Indies. The
Postmaster General is authorised to contract
with these companies for the transportation for
ten years Of United States mails once in each
week between the United States and Europe.
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TIE FUNDING QURsTIoN.-Mr. Connor, OF
Texas, yesterday introduced bil l to repeal the
fourth section Of an act. passed April II, 1866,
which 1t Is held is complete funding bill in
itself, and gives the Secretary Of the Treasury
authority TO fund to the amount of two thousand
millions at interest not exceeding six per cent.
1t Is said that while Mr.. Boutwell, is aware of
the existence Of this law he is not satisfied with
It; because it does not include the compulsory
provision as to National banks, which is
found in the bill now pending before the House.
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THE PRESIDENT yesterday signed bills :-Te
establish an additional land district in the State
of Kansas; joint resolution for the pay of one
years salary to the executors of Gen. John A.
Rawlins for the benefit of his family, aud joint
resolution donating condemned ,cannon to the
Mcpherson Monument Association.
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- Chicago extends q cordial invi tation 20
Patu 70 come there and sing "Shoo Fly"
"lounging classes" were denounced as nuis-
ancee.
~In Maryland a car load OF 2, 900 pine
shingles was recently received from Michigan
without ranshipment.
~A Kansas City baker, with horse and wa
gon Was thrown over one Of the bluffs OF that
city on Monday, o distance OF hundred feet.
The horse Vas instantly killed, the wagon
wrecked, but the baker escaped without hurt
ga Georgia railroad conductor was dis
family Of eight, every one Of " hom was an idiot,
and did not know whittier they were going or
where they came from. He relieved himself
train.
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TEE METHODIST GENERAL CoxFRRKucE me
in Memphis yesterday morning, being called to
order by Bishop Doeeet- Under tho call OF
standing committees DIR. Hamiitpn, from the
Committee on Revisals, recomnendod adhesion
70 de present system OF discipline. The COM
commended adopting the action Of the last con-
ference - TO separa1e church organization, as
provided In the Discipline. This goos over under
the rule, but win undoubtedly paS- large
ceived and referred, including one from Mobile
urging the re-enactnent Of the original prohibi-
ton in code IS, prohibiting such anuements as
also presented for changes In the disciplipe re-
garding infant baptzms snd % relieve the
present discipline from antiquities. This led
~ un,mp0rfnuf.
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"THB MINoRIIs OF WAsHINaroN.n-Ipt the
winter OF 1851, when The secession sentiment
was rife In Washington, well remember one
day in my ONCE how my feelings were shocked
by Representative In Congress, w. Porcher
Miles, OF South Carolina, Undertaking to dispel
the natural feeling Of patriotism which dwelt in
the boom q every Union man, and especially
In making light OF tho veneration all patriots
have for the name Of George WaaAiagton and the
interest felt in the stirring battles and incidents
Of the Revolution. Something Of tho eame feel
ing came over mo last evening when the discus
sion In the senate turning upon the question of
the removal OF the capital heard the new
Senator from Iowa, Mr.. Howell, call en- Senator
Stewart to say whath meant by the "memories
Of Waahington;" nor were the remarks of Sena-
tor Schurz on the subject calculated to give one
Q very exalted opinion either Of his patriotism.
Senator Stewart was evidently amazed at the
manner as wen as the sentiment Of the interro-
gatory, and 1t was well said by Senator Morrill,,
Of Vermont, "The man who does net know
what memories cluster around Washington,
God help Aiss." H.K.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY BILL
GETS BLACK EYR.-In the House, this after
noon, the question was taken on sending the
Northern Pacific Railroad bill to q third read
ing, and it was negatived by q vote OF 81 to u.
large number Of amendments were then
offered by various members, and the bill, with
amendments, referred to the Committee on
Pacific Railroads.
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OF THE CAPITOL GROUNDS

EELARGENBNT OF THE CAPITOL GROUNDS
The Senate this morning adopted an amendment
to the Legislative, Judicial and Executive APP
propristion bill providing for the ensr cement Of
the Capitol grounds. 1t enacts that the public
grounds surrounding the Capitol shall be en-
larged, according to the plan approved by the
Committees on Public Buildings Of the Senate
and House OF Representatives, respectively by
extension between LIST street east and 1st street
west, in tho following manner :-Northwardly
TO the south SIDE Of north b street, and south
wardly to the north side Of south B street,
including In addition TO % much OF the
reservations, avenues, and streets Is are
necessary for such extension, the two squares
designated ON tho plan OF the city of WASH
ingtOn a number six hundred and eighty
seven land six hundred and eighty-eight,
respectively, Fifty thousand dollars Is appro,
priated, to be expsnded by tho direction 81 the
Secretary OF the Interior, under the super vision
Of the Architect Of tho Capitol Extension, in
grading, hning up, removing bQfidinRs and in
proving the public grounds and streets around
the Capitol - ENLARGED.
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WOOD AND COAL.

~ g. REICHENBACM,s Piano Stsre.
Z. Ne. 4z3 liza Street, above Penna. Avenue,
(EsrABLIsHED OVER 30 YEARs,J
Sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
Of VIM. knabe q Co, Baltimore, and Wm.-
AcCammon. Albany; also, second hand = -
Planes, Organs and Meiodeons for sale orVIHIs
rent on the most accommodating terms; Piano and
Organ TuniRz and Repairing. aD4-lys
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AANAOStD AND WOMANHO0D.
ESSAYS fyR YOUNG MEN, on the passiona
sttrsction OF the sexes, and the happiness Of TRUK
MARRIAsK- " hen perfect manhood and perfect wo-
manhpod mite to consecrate the union. Sent free,
In sealed nvelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI-
ATOM 1ox p, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. ia16 eo2m
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CoNFIRMATIoNs--The Senate, in executive
session yesterday confirmed several nomina-
tions; among them David e. Humphreys, OF
Alabama, to be associate justice of the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia; Thomas H.
Pearne, Of Tennessee, to be consul at Kingston,
Jamaica; George A. Crawford. to be q chaplain
in the navy; and Ensign Jerome E. Morse, to
be master in the nayy
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PIMPLES On THE FACE.
For comedenes. black worms or grub, r,mn,v y
eruptions and blotched disfgaratioBs fhe f.ce
use Perry 9 eOmedone and pimple RENE AZ. Sold by
all druggists. an Ia amWxS