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A L p X A NDRIA,

wAE.r ov GALLANTRY-It is understood
there never was more palpable nantes
alton OF the truth OF the principle, that self
preservation is the first Law of nature and that
the IDEA OF gallantry vanishes in the presesce
Oh supposed personal danger, than that exhibited
yesterday morning, when the accident occurred
at the Long Bridge. Every man, intent upon
saving his own life, left his seat and ran TO the
doors ana platforms of the cars. leaving the
ladies' to their fate-whatever that might be-
FRESH FIsH.-The fishery still Continues
backward and prices consequently maintain the
high figures as which they have lately ruled.
The steamer wawaset brought up Yesterday
1000 herring and go shad which had bee0
caught at one haul of the seine at White Point.
The receipts at FIshtown since Yesterdays re-
port have been 20 900 herring, 800 shad and a
full supply Of rock and perch, which sold, the
herring at from ST. to SIG per thousand, the
snad AT from 81 to $50 per hundred, the rock
Al from 70 TO 40 cents bunch, and the perch
at from to % cents bunch.
THE STEAMER PIoNEER.-The stern wheel
steamer Pioneer. OF the Occoquan line, belong
ing to Mr. Hugh Hammil, has been sold by the
owner to gentleman in Washington who will
continue to run her on the Potomac.
HE GOAL TRADB.-The different coal apen.
cies stationed in this city having prepared their
yards, wharves and docks for an increased
trace, nave commenced to receive coal by canal
from Cumberland, and will speedily begin to
ship IT to all points along the upper Atlantic
coast. Ten vessels to be loaded by the Ameri-
can coal company are already on their way here
and an equal number are probably bound TO the
other companies.
JACK SNIPE.-Jack Snipe now abound in
the swamps and marshes i'm this neighborhood
and many Of them are killed, and find their
way to the restaurants here and i'm Washing
ton. They sell for $3.50 a dozen.-Gcsstte, las,
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q E OR G EFT WV

FIRES THIS NoRNISG-TAis morning abo,.
O'Clock, IRE Was discovered in the frane
Saek puioing of the store OF Thomas bowling,
isnctoneer,l on Bridge street, near Po,omas
street. The front building is built of brick.
The steamer Herr, Addison No. 5. was soon on
me ground, but before she could get 10 ysar, -
the ena;rs khe ;lsve headway, nearly DESTROYING
.ue ehlre building. stream from IN. s,raa.
riug Va however put into requisitior which
somewhat retarded the progress of The tsanaah
steam sre eSgipe got to work Ia the meantime
ara went INTO service. Just as thew arrSve5
another fire broke out I'm the boot and sboa s,o,a
and dry goods store of II. Octtisger Commonly
known as Cheap JoAn) Just across iron, no y iings
when general alai m was given and All the Dis
uict engines a. well SIS the Hook and Ladder
company responded; the Hook and Ladder
Only going into service. Mr.. Bowling es.j-
mates his loss On the house at S2,eOo stock
$500. Insured for 81 500 Mr.. John Core.
damage by water to stock and house, 81 Oeo
insured for 5000. Mr.. Oettinger damage ta
stock nothing; house owned bs AZ ..,.r
Icss 500, fully inSur..d AZ ASiei'
!nemens Union of the fourth district George
Town, east OF High street) held a meeting last
night at Beckett's Hall; Isaiah Lemon presi-
dent, and Richard H. Brown secretary. The
with the Board of Public Works, and opposed
TO obstructonists, who, for selfish purposes, are
by their actions depriving laboring men OF
Work. Ihe books were then opened, and As new
"A resolution was adopted endorsing Governor
Cooke and the Board OF Public Works.
HAVE We GUY FAwKRs AMONG us?-
quite an excitement was created this morning
by the report that a large quantity of powder
mad been found last night under the residence
Oh Col. James A. Magruder, of the Board of
Pubhc Works-enough to blow up the entire
neighborhood. II turned out that a small GUAM
tity Of powder enclosed in a bottle had been
found under the stoop OF the Colonels resi-
denee, on West street, by enc of the policemen
The object OF its being placed there is NOT
known; it was probably done by some mis-
chiev0us boys.
ARRIvEh-Canal boats @. W. Thicker, b. NJ.
Young, Lorreto s. 5. Lynn, Hollander, w. III.
Boyer, Iesse, Captain j. Weir. Schooners
NORGE, j. q. Ely, j. X. Ford, Loughery.
IRk COAL wHARVEs present an active ap-
pearance this morning, large number Of coal
boats and vessels arriving and departing.
ME-. AINONY, who attempted suicide by shoe
ing himself Wednesday afternoon, as state 4, a.; a..
yesterdays STAR, Is much better todd ~ IN
hopes Of his recovery are now entertain Id anu
THE SCHOONER EMMA, OF GEORGE ~
is reported in the New York pape ~ -, y,
Cape Hatteras This is an err or ss ~, ,oSs , oh
schooner belongs here. "S Ho sucn
ARRIVALS PER CANAL mis- month. ,,s. viz.
Grain 5, wood 1, stone l, balance coal. Cleared
119. Oe~ieu'
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Condensed I0eaIa

Hon. Ferna ado Wood gave a brilliant dinner
party az his residence, corner Of 18th and
streets. last evening.
No bell can ring 50 loudly as good advertise
menf. People will believe what they see rather
than what they hear.
foTepaugh's show continues to do a smashing
business Reason why-because II is a good on,
ana worth the money paid TO see it,
flke writes Us from UnontOwn that Mrs.
OF "Gmah's rights, and that two cases OF small
lDA Fave been reported in HowarGtown, the
s"'eiGG settlement back of the village.
A movement is -, =" tSct for the formation of an
organization TO be known a. ne Republican
invineibles, " to be composed of leading colored
men OF the city, and TO he the representative or
Eanization in the payade on the 18th instant
AS me cars OF the New York train were pass
ing through Baltimore, Wednesday night,
francls Fortnett, of Alexandria. Va. I,u from
airont platform in the middle of the track a,.f
"a caueht by the rear axle and dragged some
distance; but escaped without serious 1iury.
IRE iaeoIing men Of the 18th district held a
meeting last light for the purpose OF Organizing
a eo-o reIatIve association and procuring work az
peuy. George III. Boston was elected president
%hn george Thomas secretary. An address was
.lsct 1'ss"'e
Yesterday the Senate Committee on the Dis
triet OF Columbia visited the new Center Market
buildings, and where shown through by MI M
q. Emery, president. They EXPRESSED them
selves pleased with the manner in which the
company had carried out the provisions of the
charter. Va '"e
The republicans Of the fifth district last ni,bt
selected Messrs- Robert Logan Henry Birch
MIiiam Fletcher, Charles Hall and Thomas
h a1tn committee OF finance on the eman-
suon Seiebration, and Messrs. Henry Him.
per- Jehn johnson, John Booth, Alfred zones
arc hthry Edwards committee Of arrange
Qnrhg the trial of Mrs Shea, charged with
murder, to-day, in the Criminal Court, two
small dogs-a black 'soOner' and a muddy
''ninety'-caused a pause in the argument of
tie prosecuting attorney MIR. Harrington by
fighting under the very ewes OF the court. With
The aid of boots and canes they were parted
tie argument resumed. ~hu
At a regular meeting ofLafayette ~
10, r. A. A. NJ last night, a han" lug, NO
ly past-master's jewel was pr entoh 30 anu cost-
tring master. ID. +. Jones ESQ who S ~ .n ns re-
a. a. % "a. i &c for two years. Grand
Mss,1I =. r; S'ar--pury made the PRESENTATION
si,nTn,,;a, a Usual happy manner, to which an
tnt. y S @OiPi-
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H0nors to the Memory of the Late
Professor Morse
fHcfOsED COMMENORATIoN MEETING

PROPOSED COMMUNICATION MEETING ON THE
18th INSTANT.
meeting OF the National Morse Telegraph
Association was held yesterday afternoon at the
store OF Nessrs. Philip & Solomons when DIR G.
u Cox, from the committee appointed at the
mteuhg Isst wednesday, reported that In order
10 make the proposed lie monstration as complete
ana impressive as possible, the meeting be held
on the evening of Monday, the 18th inst or AT
.nch other time as may be named, in the hall OF
the House OF Representatives, if said hall can
be secured further, that a committee of sixteen
gentle men be appointed to make all necessary
rahge me nts and also that a committee of FIVE
tons TO the meeting. Adopted unanimously.
Mr. Davis, president of the the Choral Society.
stated that II woIld afford the Chorals pie ASSURE
70 contribute to the interest of the proposed
CONNIE moration. Mr.. SolOmons stated that the
SSteIeIsrs OF the Navy promised to order the
Marine Band TO be at The service of the associa-
Ton at the time il might be required
Mr.. SolomoDs submitted a resolution which
was adopted, that the people of the intel
states be requested TO meet in their respective
eltlt :, towns and villages on the evening of the
18th day of April, at So'eloek to give expres-
SION ID the loss sustained by the world in the
o.ath OF Professor Samuel inley Breese Morse
cgraph with the asse mbiy of the peoples repre-
sentatlyes and the citizens of Washington and
District Of Columbia convened for the like pur-
pose IN the capital of the nation.
DR. Cox submitted a resolution, which was
accepted, IN stTucting the committee of arrange
mems 10 correspond with the presidents of the
eItitht iaIOad companies, requesting the m
U" issue com mutation tickets to such persons as
may attend by invitation the connie lucrative
meeting in this city.
Professor Hedrick then announced the follow
ing committee of arrangements A S. Solo
mons, ~ l.. kidwell, Richard wallach, Tbos
% Durant, Samuel A. Duncan c. F. Stansburv
= q. willard. NJ g. Emery, III. u. Cooke D.
W Eliss, l.. A Copyright, Horatio King, T. W.
BaTtIey. Albert y. MyCr, John Bozeman Kerr
ard %. T. BabcCck. Also. the following com
mitite on resolutions senator Patterson f.
Il stanton, T. Z. Cox, 7. c. Connolly and John
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Trial OF Mrs. shea for the Murder OF
Police Officer DOyle.

The trial of Mrs. Mary Shea, charged with the
murder Of Officer Doyle, was resumed this
morning in the Criminal Court, j Judge Cartier.
and Mr.. Colclazer, for defense, testified that he
was looking in the door when the pistol was fired;
Ihat there were several persons holding Mrs.
Shea at the time, and he could not say who fired
the weapon; that Officer Duval at this time was
outside OF the door. Several other witness es
corroboraied this testimony. DIR. G. G.. Cox tes-
titled that women in the condition Mrs Shea
was in are yeay irritable.
MI Harrington addressed the iury, claiming
unat the prisoner vas accountable for the death
VI Dosie ana guilty. OF manslaughter, because
the shot was fired when she was resisting the
officers OF the law.
Mr.. Browne followed for the defense, arguing
that the death OF the unfortunate officer was the
result of an accident.
MI Riddle followed0n the same side, claiming
that the accused was innocent OF any crime:
that It was the officers indiscretion which led
him TO his death; that there was no idea of
shooting in the mind of the accused and She did
not intend to shoot Duval; that the firing of the
pistol was accidental.
MT. Riddle was o ute pathetic, and the prisc- ~.
most OF the time was in tears. "Aei
Mr.. harrington proceed, vie, a.. .,os.u
""'"'' anu -. geo that as this killing was II,
,"nsequtnce OF an unlawful act-the resista ace
OF AN officer-she was guilty of granddaughter.
lie proceeded to recite the circumstances, ar
gulng that she was accountable. He, in conclu-
son. asked the court to instruct the jury that If
they find the accused was engaged i'm an nm
lawful act at the time, that she was guilty OF
maDslaughter. -
Judge Cartier charged. the jury that If they
md from the testimony that the officers had the
search warrant, and they ntered the house. and
IL she resisted, she was doing an unlawful act
II defendant discharged the pistol intention
ally or accidentally, she is chargeable with the
results. If they find that she did not DISCHARGE
the weapon, or had reasonable doubts that she
DID discharge il, she was not guilty. The CEN
Tai point OF the case is whether she had nos
session and control of the weapon at the time
guilty. civ 'S
VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.
Tue Jury retired at 2:05 in charge of bailifs
ahu re turned at 2:55, and Mr.. Coombs Announce
ed the verdict of not guilty.
There was some mOyemen Mt on the mart nj tho
CROWD, but IL was checked by the marshal and
baiilfis: Mrs. Shea was congratulated nv some
ing some feeling. While at the entrance of the
withess' room, the widow OF the deceased came
out, weeping under considerable excitement.
and Mrs. Shea also broke into tears, and retired
to the witness room.
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THIS is Just THE SEASON for catching colds.
AVOID all danger Of contracting them by pur-
chasing one of those splendid Spring Overcoats,
10th and 18th streets D
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WE FEEL justified i'm saying that Duponco's
Golden Pill intended for females, Is one OF the
gIandest chemical discoveries of the age Sold
wholesale and retail by u. ID. Gilman. Retail
by the following druggists:-Kidwell & Son; F.
ID. bowling, Az and streets southwest; j.
Coughlin, +, corner Of 9th street; p. H. Heller
9TH and n streets; W. Il. Entwisle; wilfred
McLeod, Georgetown. coz
NOTICE Mrs. H. King has removed her hu-
man hair and millinery store from Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, near 10th street. to No. GIG 9TH st ,
between and X streets, n. w.
COREs, BUNIONs, BAD NAILS, &c.-Thous-
aDds are relieved at DR.. Whites establishment
$50 15tL street, opposite United States Treasury
Washington, and North Charles street, Balti-
more.
THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. V ave.
and 10Th st., pays per Ct on deposits. At3.l4t16
DIR. LEON, III l street, between 7th and 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
TIE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton Pearson's, No. 4, Y. n. q. A. Bnild-
ing, 9Th and d streets.
THBRNoMITxRs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near ~ street
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CITY MS.

FINEST ASSORTMENT of Canary and Mockine
Bird Cages in the city at Hamilton q Pearsop's.
Y. nj e. A. Building, 9th and ID streets
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We have on hand O large and varied stock of an
Kinds or nne sinele and Double, Gilt, Covered,
Suyer ana huober Mounted HARNESS ofour eva
mske, which are determined 10 seIl NJ reyv loac
DrtfeS.- = :
Having been appointed sole Agents for Hills
CONCORD HARNESS,
.e ofer full stock Of same At Concord prices. The
Concord Harness ard Collars have . reputation all
ssps ciay for q avg work. such as Coaches, xprcm
We gons Butcher wagons aud Business Wagons
and all who require strorg work. Concord Harness
Room in second story OF building.
Call and examine stock. Be sure of name and
number.
LUTZ = BRO,
ACT PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
spi-u Next door to National Hotel.
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DARK CASHMERE SUITS for middle aged and
elderly gentlemen, including very large sizes,
ranging in price from $50 to a25 per suit. Pur-
chasers will find much larger assortment than
usual. GEO. &. HENNING.
No. 40 eth street N w
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VIE AANuFACTURIN 1NTEHEsTs-The
JOINT committee OF the legislative assembly on
t.Iday st NetZeTOtt Hall. The statistical report
eI ihe chairman, Colonel Eaton, was .ubmitted
DID inI, and 1t was decided to give IL a careful
r.'is 10. peIore accepting IT, Mr.. Campbell called
up the subject OF visiting the manufactuTin,
Swns OF The north and east Upon looking over
ihe IemaIksof Senator Morrill,, of Maine. on the
isuhicht ana Potomac railroad bill in the Sem
ate yesterday, in W ich that Senator chars
lzed the idea of making this manufacturers
CITY as deiusion, and as that sentiment had NOT
peeh a. yet replied TO or refuted in the Senate
would be embarrassing TO make trip to the
ManuiaetuTng towns of Maine with such a
s's't ment IN the Globe unanswered. He asked
unanimous consent 20 postpone the trip until
which Was ayreedto '''
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NAsEs.-Splsndii assortment Of large Vases.
new styles, reCe we'd at Prigg' Dollar Jewelrv
.,"re, No, 45I p snnsylyania avenue, bet Seen
81 and 9Th streets.
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BOY WITHOUT HOME Or FnIss
night, a sprightly looking and handsome lao.
thirteen years of age, applied for lodgings at
the Central guardhouse, and stated that his
father, Obedish Brown, living in Belmont
county, Ohio, put him with an Indian show-a
travelling cOncern-to shift for himself: that his
master beat and otherwise ill-treated him. and
that he ran away at Piedmont Virginia and
walked TO FTostburg and Cumberland, and
worked his passage TO Georgetown on q CAM,
toat. He represents his father to be 9 I3,runkard
who cares nothing for his children, all of whom
are scattered he knows not where Hi. mother
is dead, and his Oldest brother is enlisted in the
regular army.
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The GRAND JURY of the March term of the
Criminal Court were discharged to-day having
BEEN in session 10 days and found about 20
indictments.
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ICE COUNTY SCHOOL TRUSTEES met vester-
Hay AFTERNOON and the superintendent OF schools
recon- mt nced the adoption of a resolution con.
fTLhhg the contractor of the Mount Pleasant
school house to complete his contract by the Both
instant, or The board to claim the sum Of son peT
Gay for each day after that date un iii the waTk
hnlShIc, The resolution was adopted. ON
ca 10 consult the Governor aud make a state
ment TO HIM OF the financial condition of the
county schools with view to take measures for
men IeheI: The secretary was instructed to
consult with the board of health in relation To
vaccination, and the trustees were empoyersf
"dsehcols at their discretion when small.
-, e'dered imminent.
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THE FAIR for the benefit of ST Pafriek,s nav
churcn, now In progress at Odd Fellows Hall,
should be literally patronized, as il is proposed
% erect large and handsome church ediace
which will be an ornament to the citv Tbs
fair IL well conducted, and an evening can Ia
passed there very pleasantly. Nv
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LOG AL NEWS.
Amusements, &c, To-...vhs

NotionGI Thsoter.-Mrs. Jas . o., -.
Opera Troupe in THE ,>rina 49, ,lln'c
night and'' Nan the Good for Nothing
A6GHs FersIaHcl.'s GrsGt Renager,,. H.seup,.
AriGTy and CtrcNs, eth street lot
Odd FslloWS' RGH.-Fair for The benef, of CT
Patrick's new church VI ~
FefrcIoil'oH N. Il. ChUrcA.-Tableaux, panto-
mines and music
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TIE EMANCIPATION CELIBRATloN-The
msrshals and aids appointed for the emancipa-
ton celebration on the 10th instant held meet
ing last night at Union League Hall. Colonel
Ferry Carson presiding. Reports were received
from the several districts showing that the col.
ered citizens are working actively to make the
stating that the eo!ored military conpanies viii
paItici pate.
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nN0 INrEHP RISE is about
to be inaugurated in this city, by an association
to be known as the Washington Boot and Shoe
Company" and paper is in circulation for the
names OF persons favorable to taking shares in
1t. 1t Is proposed to start il by shsfee Of Sl2
each, payable In twelve monthly instalmenta
About go shares have already been sold. When
the amount reaches e25 600 it IL proposed to set
the ball in motion. The class Of work 10 be
manufactured at first IL intended for our own
market. Negotiations have already been enc
tered into for securing competent men TO take
charge Of IL, and for obtaining the latest i'm.
prCvements inrhe way of machinery for peg
king and sewing boots and shoes. 1t ID proposed
TO furnish articles to the families Of sharehold-
ers below the usual prices. thereby securing at
once a trade icient to justify a beginning.
meeting of share holders Is to be held on Satur-
day evening at Trades Union Hall, to make q
tempory org an.zati0n and for full discussion
of the matter.
CoRsETs are beneficial, ii the exact shape is
fitted 10 the body. This business has been so
well studied by our Corset manufacturer O.
Baum, that he is now reaping the benefit OF hi
labor. His place Of business is in the Intelli-
gencer Building, next to Hennng's Clothing
Store.
BIsHOP * HAZARD ~ nd us a decided novelty
in the line of stationery initial no paper and
envelope combined.
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The Washington Presbyterv.

Yesterday after our report closed Mr. Mitch
ell, from the committee on education, submitted
resolution that 1.-the preSbytery admonsh and
e1hort with the churches which have not taken
up a collection for the board OF education, and
to do so before the next meeting of the presby-
terry" Mr.. Metals made an Interesting report
from the committee on the history of the pres
bytery, which embOdies many incidents con-
nected with the churches in this city. DR.. Sum
derland was added to the committee on the his
tory OF the presbytery, after some hesitancy on
ms part in accepting. He stated his objections
TO be that the duty was attended with much la
Dor and expenditure eff valuable time; that the
results heretofore of such Iabors were genera ly
hied away in some pigeon hole, and no good
came OF 1t; he would undertake the duty upon
no other condition than that the presbytery
would stipu'ate to have the report published for
the use of the church. This was agreed to by
resolution On motion. the presbytsry went into
interlocutory meeting, and after some time
passed therein, resumed the regular order of
business, and acted upon four overtures sent
down by the general assembly. The presbytery
then adjourned TO Wednesday, 10th inst, at 80
O'Clock, IN the Gurley mission, on 9Th street
and Boundary, for the ordination of Mr. W. III.
Logan.
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The BOUNDARY AND SILVER SPRING RAIL
ROAD.-A meeting Of the stockholders and cor
Iorators Of this railroad company was held at
the Board Of Trade rooms to- day, and quite an
addition made to the subscriptions, the total
number OF shares subscribed being raised to
over 1000. and arrangements were made for an
election Of directors next week
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DIVORCED AND MARRIED on TIE sAMEDAY
In our notice OF the divorce case of Enoch
vs. Enoch, yesterday, il was stated that the
respondent had announced her intention to an
peal; but II would appear that she took a new
mode Of appesl-from the marriage with EnOch
to . marriage With Col. Boone-as late in the
afternoon a license was procured, under which
they were married by Rev. c. b. Boynton.
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BIsHOP * HAZARD - pd us a decided novelty
in the line of stationery,-initial 10 paper and
envelope combined.
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THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. ave
and 18th st., pays per ct. on deposits 2t3. l4tlt
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