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For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe
PiRCy Point, and Point Lookout,
Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
viii leave her wharf foot Of sixth street. every Mon.
day, Wednesday, and Friday, No o'clock p. M,
touching At Pucy Point Point lookout, and Fortress
Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOS-
TON AND PROVIDENCE SrEA MElB.
ITatGNis fase 10 Fortress " OnrOO and Norfolk 81 ~
HoroudclAss hru 10 Fortress Monroe and NOrfolk ! 80
Frstclh care 10 Pinoy Point and Point lookout ~
RerOnd.clfs fhre 10 Piney Puiuta and PI Lookout "
RetuTulug leaves Norfolk Tuesdays Thursdays
aud Saturdays az D. M,
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON aud r. &, KNIGHT, leave Pier 81,
Hast River, Now York, every saturday at y, M,
and Georgetown every Friday ut %, N, For paItiC
ulara apply 20 Agent, Is Water street, Georgetown.
uvktlr and sfhtCrOona Gan bo secured az general
ofico Ull Fifteenth street IN Nat Met Bank u and
%. ticket office. 1851 Pa ave - Mark Hotel and az
boat 1881 ALfhtu WOOD, secretary,
Notice 10 Mt. Vernon Passengers.
Tue Steamer W, W, CORCORAN,
which hNs been recently built aud furnished a. 4.
uLAk ~ OnpihinA, h thu only boat allowed " lAni
rAaaunltra al Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, 81.
inciudinT udnlfiou 90 Mansion and UruundA
steamer Leaves -evCnth street DAILY Sunday eI.
cOptnul al 10 q. aud returns about p, M.
J, MCH, uuLLiNdSWORpu
sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
4. L. BLAKE, steamer W, W, Conooran. loi
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baltimore, March io.-Fluur steady and In fair de-
mand Howard street and Western supcrhne, ~ aota
45G do extra q 1908 ~ do family a. Onq7 co. city
Mills superfno, 80 lOGI n, do extra 80 76ti55; Rio
brands, ~ 1S PatnpsCo family " Is. southern
higher, Western higher; Southern white, sc; do yell
low zoe: Western Mixed spot and March ,Nsp7ic:
April, HOES May, i's@72ci June. 5ll4c bid. oats
higher; southern j0c' Western white, dihriGc do
mixed $50 iic; PENNSYLVANIA, j33pJGc. Hay dull;
prime TO choice Pennsylvania and MARYLAND, fl5Wgg
u %. Provisions uuirt mess pork, Sl7 50 N 90 bulk
meats-shOulders and clear rib sides packed, 5'scn
Wtc bacon-shOuldors, sec clear rib sides, 10! .Ci
hams, i2Ni@lAlec; lard refined lllac. Butter hrm;
Western packed, lsdAGc roll 2jblS2c. Eggs higher
at lO@l5c. Coffee strong; Rio Cnrgoes, ordinary TO
fair, gtplOc. Sugar very firm; A soft, orc whisky
firm ct ~ i@l Is Recciptsflo 2s7j barrels corn,
20l9 bushels; oats, 3,lS1 bushels. Shpmcnts-Corn,
b,2i0 bushels, SnlCs--t' buShple,-
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CRIMINAL COURT CONTRIBUTIONS.


Milly Peyton, rather prepossessing mulntto
girl was charged in the Criminal Court yesterday
with second ofIense of petit larceny. Although
quite young, she has already served two terms,
and in sentencing her Judge Wylie said that as
short terms seemed to do her no good he would
award her three years in the Albany penitentiary,
where she might perhaps have chance to learn
something.
Charles Morgan, Richard Butler, and william
Thomas, all colored. were indicted and found
guilty yesterday in the Criminal Court of grand
larceny, and each sentenced to three years in the
Auburn penitentiary. On January IL, 1881, they
stole jewelry from Maria l.. Walker valued at sos
James Scott, alias Thomas Scott, alias Scott
Thomas, was yesterday convicted of q second Of
Tense of petit larceny aud sentenced by Judge
Wylie TO three years in the Auburn State prison.
Scott has already SPENT one term in the peniten-
tiary.
The case of Charles Sedgwick, indicted for forg-
ing the name of William L. Clark to check on
the National Bank of the Republic aud uttering
the same, was called in the Criminal Court yester-
day. General Eppa Hunton and Mr.. Frank II.
Fall defended the prisoner They raised an OBJ
lection TO the second and third counts of the in
dictment, claiming that they were defective mas
much us II was not shown to whom the utterance
was made, which was essential. The court sus-
tained the objections and the District Attorney
agreed to have the case noHe prosecuted. The wit
nesses were ut sent before the grand Jury, so
that n new bill might be found,
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NEw NonK March -Flonr-SOuthcrn steady;
common To lair extra, q iOgd0G good TO choicc do,
" ptte 90 Corn-Iash lots about ic higher options
atthc better closing very firm; moderate export
nu.ln'fi ler' duug ~ optons uugradci 0slt ~ No.
" ~ Ft5c steamer suH 5iC No. 2, 5uAio lie for new;
gsc tut old no white "a low mixed, ia'sC; No. =
MARCH,, 90 ,ohci closing ~ soac Apr,l, 5plet7iAc
closlnE a. flav May, n 81. Oats 'Nl sc lower
and less active No. q, ~ 80 white, iF3lisc. Conoo
steady and quioii prices without marked change Rio
caigo,r quoted W $40 llC Ia jon lot, SAmi,, sugar
dul weak, aud somewhat uOlulnei sales Of so1 bags
~ Domingo ~ - tt,r IN good refining quoted at "a
yGi'sr refined stronger yellow e. tfts &C.; white
lIa G, SA4st e; yellow DO, sGs tc, yellow, 5W5 ,C
on a, $50 s'tC; mould A, gsr standard 4, s'Nsi C:
cnntectlpncrA a, ~ cut Loaf us crushed, sc; pow
dcfed, Nic grHnulRtc,i, Nlcs Uubvs, oistWiC Mo.
lHssos trm aud quiet So tCt refining quoted NJ 1850
sc llce firmly held and demand fair Pork held a
shade higher closing sttoug trade limited salut go
barrels old mess spot, nt NH sltit ~, aud choice at
~ 0g new mess quoted At ti5 $50 " ~ do March,
tT l56pi ~ April (l5 2H May az G5Ui5 q. Middlt-
quiet and very hrul sales ln boxes; long clear, gC
short clear, &c; long and shuri clear half aud half
Wsc, Lard about "a per iui pounds higher aud more
active closing very slrnug salcs prime steam, spot
20 81 @iO 20 March, $40 1b@iO 81; April, SO ST.
10 ~, MAY. $40
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

The last will and testament Of Daniel Webster
Stewart has been fled with the Register. The
deceden leaves his entire personal and real estate
to his wife, Alice Stewart, whom he also appoints
to be his sole eKeCutTlX,
The will OF Gottlieb Rumpf has also been filed
The following requests ARE made: To Ferdinand
l.. Theilkuhl the sum Ofsl 900, doductinP. however
theretrom any amount he may be indebted 10 the
testator at the time of his deceasc, or should tho
Edward Henry CourtCnuy, the sum OF 500. The
rest Of the estate, real personal and mixed is de.
vised in equal shares TO his twelve nophews and
neces, and the executors requested to turn the
estate into cash, so that q more equal division
may he made. Ferdinand L. Theilkuhl and Ed.
ward Henry Courtcnay arc appointed executors
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Harbor Mastersutton reports arrivals at the river
front as follows: Steamer Commerce, Captain
latham, rs 900 feet Of Humber, market; sloop John
williams, sohooners Harvester, s. j. Douglass, and
L. Z. Sanders, pungy Anna Merrill schooner J. @.
VannRme, pungies Chief J. H. Harper, and indie
pendent slOOp Wave, and schooner J. II. johnson,
an with oysters, 600 bushels, for market
schooner johnson and longboat Ada Lee, with
cord wood for market; barge Clarence Dempsey,
lam Donaldson, Donaldson, 295 tons coal for city
dealers barge James Black, Killam, 27S tons coal
coal, same; schooner Green Hill, Layfield 70, O0O
feet lumber r. Is. Jackson; schooner l.. t. Will
Jams, Adams, 5000 feet lumber, same steamer
william Gates Chlles, 200 punches fish for II. A.
Golden; sloop Sam Geduey, Courtney, 400 bushels
oysters, market.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

Benjamin KuF,z. who severely cut Mr.. Phillips,
the stage carpenter OF the National Theatre, on
the 25h OF last MONTH was nrraigued In the Police
Court yesterday on the charge OF assault with in-
tent 10 kill. Mr. John n, oliver defended the
prisoner. Mr. Phillips testified that the prisoner
came TO the theatre Saturday evening aud de-
manded half dollar more wages than he had fo-
ceiyed, and when the witness went toward him
he cut him with pocket. knife that ho had con-
cealed In bis hand. Dr.. Bond testified 90 attend
ing Phillips, and that his Injuries consisted OF q
cut on the len aide about seven Inches In length.
The prisoner was held 10 await the action Of tie
grand Jury, and In default Of $500 bonds was com.
milted To lall.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

Tor TIC week were ta3ss92 and the amount marketed
s24l05s2 Money loaned from to per cent aud
closed offered o. per cent. EAchougo was steady at
49, ass, for long and fg's hisos for short sight
Governments were unchanged. state bonds were dun
aud rcgulur Railroad bonds wore active oud irreg
ular. Tue transactions aggregated ii5WN shares, IN
Guiding Delaware TnckA,anun and Western 75.QOD;
Denver sud Rio Graudc, iO,s0O Erie, $500 Kansas
and Texas. N2nO. Lake shore. Is 100 Louisville and
Nashville, a9,@g Manhattan ~ cvnted, i2,UOH Mem
pitts and Charleston 5000 Missouri Pacific, @3gNe
New Jersey central, ei,%N New YORK Central, 7,lOU
Northern Pacific, 29GpW Reading 1900 s. Paul, ~
30; st. Paul and omaha. 7,UtG Texas Pacific, 400
Union Pacific 1920 Wabash Pacific, II, 100 western
WHOM. glAn0. NnahNllln MmM lhAllmmnMEA. a.lNn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

y NEW Ass' York March ro-lhe imports Of dry goods
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

meeting OF the eoiored citizens of the Filth
District was held In the building, 22Ol l. street,
10 elect i've delegates TO represent the interest of
thoeboye. named district in the convention to be
held at Gallilean Fisherman Hall on the 18th Of
the present. month, The meeting was called to
order BY Mr.. Randall Bowie, after which Mr..
Ocorge Phillips was elected chairman aud IT..
Jackson secretary The following. named gentle.
dali Bowie, William Lncas, William Gray, George
Phillips, aud Henson Jackson. An invitation was
70 tho Masonic order and odd-Fellows, for tho
purpose Of participating.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

DAYTON, Va, March 9-The fny.frst session Of
the Virginia Annual Conference Of the United
Brethren In Christ assembled In this place yestcr-
day at two o'clock p M, and was called TO order
by Bishop Dickinson, who is assisted by Bishop
Glossbrenner Revs. J. II. Ridenour and A. r. Funk.
houser were elected secretaries. Shenandoah dis.
trict, Rev, j. w. Funk. p, T., was called
on the work favorably passed. Dur
ing the AFTERNOON the Rev, q. 81. Hot presented a
Jerusalem by his brother, Rev. J. ". Holt, editor
of the Religious Telescope al Dayton, Ohio. IL was
received by the bishop In few remarks. After
the announcement by the devotional committee
that Rev. j. l.. Grimm would Ill the pulpit at nigh,
Conference adjourned until half past eight O'clock
a M, Thursday
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

"The Pirates OF PonEanco' was given with ex-
cellent effect at st. EliEabeths Insane Asylum last
night by a party Of amateurs under he stage
management OF Mr L. p, soibold, The cast In
cluded Misses Annie Haas, Lillie Bond, sud lola
Williams, Mesdames E 4. True and D. y. Mac
leod, Messn. b. o. Keyser r. u. Hay, /. r. Sell
bold, Frank Baxter, n, A. Foreman, and a chorus
choiu. The music was furnished ~ Gibson
orchestra, led by Mr.. d, ~. Macleod. The resi-
dent eranks appeared highly delighted with the
perior nance,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

Joe cropsoy, whose search afler his children has
given him much newspaper notorieIy OF late, was
yesterday furnished transportation TO Jessup,
Anne Arundel County, Maryland, by the police
department Cr0pseys children were arrested in
the Second Precinct for begging. lie stated that
he had some work promised him pear Jessup, and
was trying W raise money 10 get there, II Was
proposed 4 place the children In a charitable In.
ng separated from their tather that they were al
lowed 10 30 along with him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

ALEXANDRIA, March l0.-The market closed quiet
and easy. The demand for flour is limited aud sales
made at quotations. But little wheat Is coming
In and small sales were made at u 0l 10 as TO quail
ity. Corn sold In small lots ut s0eGSl for common TO
choice. No rye or oats reported. Country produce
is IN slightly better receipt and sales made quickly
n
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REAL ESTATE.
The OmcIaI transactions nv Recorded
Isy

The Omciat TrnnsncttOns nv Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. Il. omstead presents the following transac-
tons in real estate in the District yesterday, re.
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On N street north, between Seventeenth and Eight
zenith streets west part of lot 25 80 feet by depth)
square i60 Lewis Clephane to Catherine &, Bradley,
s3,272
On Tenth street west between street north and
Rhode Island avenue, subO IS us by 105 fee) square
3O5, William II. Chase to Henry A. Clarke, nominal.
ON Four.anda-half street west, near corner Of q
street south part Of lot II 23 by 70 feet 3 nches),
square 493, Michael Oppenhelmer to Leon Tobriner,
In trust, nominal.
on street north. between Fourth and Fifth streets
west part oflot Us feet inches by 200 feeD square
5l8, Edwin H. Thomas trustee TO AmnOn Behrend
nominal
on l. street north near corner OF New Jersey ave.
nue. part of lot $50 by 100 feeD square 659 Patrick
q. sullivan TO Edward j. sullivan, 1900,
COUNTY.
Clarence Il. Cobb to George NJ. Wood, north part ol
lot ronting l2i feet Inches Park street and l0(
feet on Pine street, of Mount Pleasant si,i45.
Grateful 10 InVaIIds.
Flofeston Cologne is grateful to invalids because
tits refreshing without the sickening effect Of
most perfumes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLEN DID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP


IN EffIt JAM AIRY ~ 1852.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHTNGTON, from Statlop
corner sixth and streets as follows!
For Ptlsburg aud the West, Chicago Limited Express
of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars, ut $50 o, M,
nom Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati. Western Express
5;O p NJ daily, With Palace Cars TO Pitts6urg AMI
Cincinnati Mall Express $3.50 p M. daily for Pitts
RAiTiM0RE XND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For CaunndSgua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara 300
p m. daily, except Saturday with Palace Cars to
For WillIamsport. Lock Haven, and Enilra nj e3l
n. III. daily. except sunday.
pm. Limited Express OF Pullman PnrOr Cars
- e;SO 4. m, daily, except sunday
at Jersey Oily with boats of BTootiyn Annex,
ahordlng direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding
:, double lcrrage across New York city.
and iG2n y. M. on sunday. l;SO $40 $50, and ln2b
p ~. Limited Express, Ga9 n IN. daily, except
For baltimore $40, 500 800, 1000 n m and 1880, 40,
$40 $40 $50, G5O and 1000 y. M on Sunday, sou
$50 a. m, 1870, $40 1850, $50, and 1870 p, NJ
For Popes Creek Line, Goa m. and liO p m. daily,
For Annapolis $40 a. M. aud $40 p. m daily, except
Sunday.
ALEX ANDRTA AND RAIL.
| NAY AHp ALEHANDRIA AND WASHING
For AlaxsndrS, $50 100 s2o lIoo. aud ili95 a. m,
I'D 800, $50 500 and 1889 T. IN: ON Sunday, NJ TO,
For Richmond and the South $40 and HES H. daily
81, AUD 500 p. m. daily, except SUNDAY, o., ,,,
1888 and 1000 ~. igtO, 800 900, 700, and O2O p IN.
and 1900 midnight Sunday, at B0j, S53 and 1000
M, 200 aud G.2O y.
liclIets and information at the Office, northeast
corner of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania ave-
nue. aud at tho station, where orders can he left for
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels
!. r. WOOD General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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LoNpON, March i0-Cousols for money, leo ei6 for
the account, oi i3iG United States bonds, A. 100.
Atlantic and Great Western irsts tS Erie, 9G,a' do
seconds pts; New YORK Central, t3i'G Pennsylvania
Cenirh 6i't Reading, %; ontato add western, 23'i:
milwaukee and ~. paul rpmuOu. ITO
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Mo- a II Z, closing e bid prices and not in.


hAAkAkb' EXCHANGE.
ThreedSy bills"r,. aOO)S sixty-dAy bllls.... 4s7
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XyfRGtNtA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY CouPLERi
STEEL nAtlSt
.sehodule % tal.o enect MoNDAY. IANuAnY ..

1882 ''NA' o''' -
nj. LEAVE wAsHINGToN.
t2Sl-ChiCago, Cincinnati and st. Louis fast express
sleeping cars To LlnClnnnti,St Louis and Chicago
sg-Baiqmore, Ellicott City, and Way stations
Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way. piedmont,
strasbprg Winchester uagerstown, and WSy,
Si9-point Of Rocks and Way stations.
Gl3,Philndelphia. Jew York, and Boston Express
S4O-Staunion and Valley Express Connects for
HagerStown aud at Point Of Rocks for Frederick.
tGo0.BaltimoTc, Hyattsvlle, aud Laurel Express.
stops at BGltsville, Annapolis Junction, Jessups,
and DOrsey's. on sunday stops at all stations
CONNECTS for Annapolis
iNo0-Baliimorc Express. stops at Hyattsvlllc and
tlO:iO-P ittsburg Chicago Cincinnati, and st. LouIs
- =, Express. Parlor and sleeping cars.
;io1,nialtmorc, Ellcott City, Annapolis, and Way
fl!25-on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
tGl5-Baltlmore Express.
t5oo- baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
SO. Baltimore and Way stations, winchester
.6 frg nNio @essti;own and Way via Relay
Erederiek, via Relay. stops at Annapolis
ttAO-Bgltinorc, Annapolis, and Way stations
AN5-rolnt OF Rocks, Frederick liagerstown, Win.
chester, and Way Stations. ION Sunday TO Point
tbA5-HnltiuOre Express. (Martinsburg and Way.
co y@ s Relay Stops a. Ityaisyiiig ana faurelJ
t7NO- Ba tmorr aud Way stations.
t7ii0-h Baltimore, llyattsville, and Laurel Express
to'ulJ.IlttsDurs, Cleveland, and Detroit Express.
toaiI Philadelphia. Now YORK and Boston Express.
siieeeping cars to New York. stops at lyaIts'
t&iI,Chicago, Cincinnati aud -, Louis Express.
49, sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
Sunday.
Al trains nom Washington stop ut Relay station.
and Ohio Ticket Oniccs-W Wellington station, Gig and
1871 Iennsyl avenue, eorngr ffourtGenh street
where orders viii be taken for baggage be checked
AMI received NJ any point In the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

Mr. Il, b. AsgEw, late assistant postmaster at
Baltimore, said some time ago; Having had oc.
ension TO Try Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup | unhesitat-
los pronounce IL tho besi remedy have ever used.
small bolpe relieved me Of q severe cold"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

stock and Bond QuOtatIOns-New York
and Baltimore Produce Markets.
The following report of the financial market yester-
day, together with the opening. highest, lowest and
closing quotations. are furnished by thebanknghousc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

Made nom harmless materials and adapted "a
the needs OF fading and falling hair, Parkers Hair
Balsam has taken the highest rank as an elegant
and reliable hair restorative.
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Opening. Closing.

Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke 4 Co.. Pa. ave. and Fifteenth vi;
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TEsrABLIsHEp 1854
John McDERMOTT 4 BROS.

CARRIAGE MANUrAuIuRERs
tstoAm uIUl)i $40 PenuayN AgA avenue, near LhiFd
street west. Washington ~. o. Carriages anu ltAf-
ness received on storage and sold On commission
Carriages repaired, fetH
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PRopuCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. March 10 Virginia Cs, consolidate
81; do past due coupons 90 now 10 04 Sg hid to-day
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A special meeting Of the vestry was held Thurs
day evening, and resolution was offered APP
diocese TO dissolve the pastoral relations. After
discussion action was postponed until next Tues
day evening
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sun.TRFNsunY nNtANCEs.
d. S5O,g2,9io ~ Currency ,...,- &
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office 10 Nc. Vernon Passengers.
EDUCATIONAL.
4 ENsONs IN ELnCUTIOE, okApORY, AMI
l. DRAMATIC ACTION, BY
EDWARD c. TOWNSEND,

N3 AZ has Nlnlh street northwest,
Il ATTN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL
SCIENCE and Eugllsh, privately or Ia class. Stu.
tons. Address A,IANuS, A, NJ,
tet Room 20, CuruOran Building,
GPENCERtAS BUSINESS COLLEGE, CORNER
- Ninth ana u streets northwest, uccuplCs It's now
ANA attractive hall In The hRudsome edlAeo known
lhfnu8huut mo United states as LlNObLN HALL
BUILDING. Day and Evening Sessions for Ladoa
And Genuemcn sons and daughters educated Tor
pamphlet, containing An eloquent gddres 20 mo sln'
dents on Elements OF success" by James a, NAs
field also mil IN formation concerning the Coucgi
VIII be sent tre9 upon agPontqn 9y mail 95 way %
Principal, MRS, SARA A, SPENCER Nlce,FE,"
Cipai. ooS
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ST. LuKE,S CHURCH.
Resignation of the Pastor Requested by
the yentry.

The dissatisfaction which has existed for some
years in the congregation of st. Luke's Church
(coloredl has induced the Washington convoca-
ton to recommend the withdrawal of the rector,
Rev. DIR. Crummell. The following letter will ex-
plain itself:
TO the Vestry OF st. Luke's Church, Washington.
ID, c.:
GENTLEMEN: The committee of the Washington
Convocation having charge of Its relation with your
church adopted resolution the 18th ultimo, de-
carng that II was necessary to the success OF the
church that Dr. Crummells connection with II should
cease DR.. Crummell was notified of this resolution
two weeks since was led to believe before this
time that he would have rendered II unnecessary that
you should be Informed of IT, If he has not resigned
II proper that you should be informed OF the action
OF the committee that you may take such further pro-
| ceedngs as may seem proper TO you. am very re-
spcctfuly your obedlent servant,