Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1869, Page 4

e's ae Ao Ft. EVENING STAR. ..- FEBRUARY 26, 1869. FRIDAY. LOCAL NEWS. ie Amusements, &c., To-Night. National THRATER.—The spectacular and tnck pantomime of ~ Humpty Dampty. Watt's Orera Hovsx —The Gregory Gym- paste and Pantomime Troupe. CanTRRpURyY HALL.—A great bill this even- ape. ‘Tae Mameora Ox General Grant, on ex- Bibitior corner 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue. Carvi SALOoN.—Velocipede Exhibition and Riding School. Prov. Surru’s Art Gallery, 204 Peunsytva- ‘Bia avenue. MutzemoTt HAtL.—Reappearauce of the Davenport Brothers. Fain by the Young Men’s Christian Associ- abon at Bew Ball, %b and D streets. Upp Frttows’ Hatt —Grand complimen- tary Ball to Franklin Steam Engine Company. ASDERMEN's Caavuze.—Itving Literary Asscciation. —_+—__ TRE MAYOR AND THE PROVIDENT AID So- CMETY —General O'Beirne, Secretary of the Provident Aid Society, baving notified the Mayor of the adoption of resolutions respeet tally calling on Congress to pt expland- tory act, and requesting the Mayors of Wash- imgion and Georgetown and the President of the Levy Court to defer expending aay part of the funds until Congress shail have explained the intent and meaning of the act, this morning or Bowen replied tothe letter, saying. “To comply with the request above named would be to postpone for aught we know and beheve ef a pisin and mandatory duty reqnired of us by a law of Congress, for all time; levents till the period during which the youd the need of reliet deemed it my duty under the law to urganize ‘m that will provide for the wants and | titnte aud suffer. *BE im the shortest posstble period of time; and | provisions and such groceries as are required for the sick are now being dispensed, and that | Wbout expense to the fand, a number of phil- | ibropic Men ana women having volunteered thew services to aid in tae work of carrying into effect the intent of those who made the munifi- | centdonation. I regret exceedingly that your society bas thought prover to reject all propo- sitions to co-operate with other Associations | and individuals in the distripation of this fand, and by its own action has placed iteeif beyond M's power to afford any aid to the suffering poor of the Ihstrict at a ume when such aid is raost | needed, and I must be permitted to state | that I have been anxious and have en- | Geavored to secure the co-operation of | the society im every honorable and Lo | | | ' ble way withont Success notwithstanding the many inuendoes and declarations on the part of some of 16 members that 1 was hostil:- to it. Amd 1 will further add that you, Mr Secretary, Dave been present at most of the in- terviews between the committees of the asso- ration and myself, bave heard the propositions | 1 have made, and I appeal to your sense of | ‘tice and propriety whether I have not done | erything © man gemid do to yield to the de. | mands of the -oci®ty and at the same time maintain Bis seif-respect ” ! ——«—___ i Tee Five Amr GaLtery in connection | the fair of the Yousg Men’s Christian | tion, Opened last evening. was visited e pumber of the art-loving portion ct | eur community. The gallery is divided into thgee rooms, the first is devoted to pictures for and contaims a large number of very fine | ebromos, and small pictures at prices suitable jor all. The seeond room has on exhibition a | Pumber of paintings aed water color drawings In a burried glance we could not do justice to the many pictures in this room. put there were a tew immediately attracted our attention— & sketch by Hennessy, and a murine piece by James Hamilton. A’ remarkable drawing in r colors, of a Southwest Gale, Coast of wail, by James G Philp, London, Eng- is ome Of the finest pieces in the exhibi- This artist isa consin of our townsmin, Franklin Philp. A iarge oil painting of Sinai, by Kellogg, attracted much atten- But in the room beyond this are the gems collection. There are a Landscape. by Weber Savoyard Boy. by Eastman by Paul Jobuson; Venitian Maskers.by Leutze: Paradise Kocks. by Kensett; (2 uails, by Tait. Farm Yard. tt by F. O. ©. Darley: Moran: Shipwreck, by Kier ‘ol. McKenney. by “Murillo. ~ whose Staten Island, by adt: anda portrait t. Then there is Wess Seems to be ad- painting of “Jeremian” a grand success tbe rooms are comfortable and beantitully | @ecorated, the lights all good: there is a printed catalogue and the pictures all pampered every care seems fo Dave bea taken both OL of the pictares t Allery is tobe open daily | The Association deserves mu Art” movemen jong time been without a good The Fair, for the benefit of th Association is thi . for Wasnington has for a | exhioition. berg well patronized. and the a ctions are very numerous. Kefrestmeut tables. flower tables Bey article tables. skating-par swing, telegraph, anewspeper, Jacob's welt, Teusic and £0 ity tor tthe attrac. caemngpaanns The Fine ¢ Balt, on the Pourt . fc.—To-might the City Fire Department wiil give a graud firemen’s And civic ball at Odd Feliows’ Hall, tor which they have made every arrangement necessary to ensure its success, and those who visit the ball will doubtless have a pleusant time. The members of tbe cepartment are somewhat dis- appointed tha: the bill making an appropria- 2 to enable them to entertain the visiting emen on the ith cf March, passed py tn= | Council. bas not been acted on by the | Ales and some of the members. unles- the ‘an entertain the vi OTs will not feel hse taking Any part in the parade with thei According to present arrangements, however the several companies will be out the en: para’ ud the engines with hose car- ces and ‘Tucks are being put in complete ¥ for the occasion—the apparatus of the | ajon and Franklin (Nos. } aud 2) being under | Messrs. Kolb & Co, and of the | d Metropolitan Hook and I,m the hands ot Wallace & Den © Clary, chief marshal of the ~ has appointed the following assist- George W) Lucas and Thomas . T. Johnson 2 James robe!. hook and ladaer —_o—__—_ » Medical S poraced ab phy ciple cr pace Wednesday might cou 10m in ap- ns Lo the po nall- and members of the Board of We bave not so qualified. and it was A durmg the discussion wBich eu-und, | AT. A . Parvis, Tu. ord, Williams, and Ripley are witt class. The fer was discussed a erable length, and a commit « der what 40R 1S Beces=4ry apd re- port ata fatare m oe. pa 3 i Inreh REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.—At a meeting of this Association, held Inst nignt at Wille’ Hal!, the chair (Mr. P. Donegan) an- | Founced that the city and District organiza. eps would be turmed in one division under j the mar-balsbip of General Ekin, ana would be comp osea of the Grant and Col | Printer’ Grant and Colfax Ciub, the National | Jommitwe, the irish’ Republicans, acd the German Soluiers’ and Sailors’ Asso- | ca en and s others Messrs. Hickey. | Morphy, Cousnt, and Carroll appointed MarsBals for the day, then the Committee on Bacges submitted a report, and the meetung 2€curned —<—— Tee Mayor's Urrjct —To-day. Mayor | Bower moved back into his office. which bas deen greatly improved in appearance. Tue | partition beretofore separating bis office and | ihe Foom occumied by the book-keeper has bean | removed, making the office double i's orizinal sengwb, and the walls have been neatly pa- | pered, the Moor carpeted, aud new walnut fur- nivere, covered with green, provided. Mr. A E. Newton, the Mayor's clerk, occupies a des! ‘» the Mayor's room Virgil A. Krep; Vorginvan by barth and telegrapber by occupa- tions who claims to ave Telatives in this city, atiempied to kill & former flame of his with | whom be bad quarreled, named Catharine | King, im Brookiyn, on Wedensday afternoon, by at ber with @ pistol. Fortunately the exceed ingly pa: fui. Kreppe was committed to jail to await the seton of the grand jury. oases Tre Ceterep Sorpimns —A lecture was de- | Hivered last evening in the 15th street Presbyg | terian Chureb. by Gol. George M. Arnold, I ef the 4th U.S.C.T., upon the conduct of the colored troops during the war, in wBich be sisumed that bistory was not dog justice to ‘te eolored troops. lecture was delivered | xp te presence of & large audience. who fre- quently interrupted the speaker wich applause. TER DRAMATIC LECTURE OF Ma. MuRDocE } en Abrabam Linooln a: Carroll Hail on Mon- Gay evening next promises to be a grand ova- hon to ibe acknowledged genius of this American elocutonist, similar to tha: ‘em st Cincinnati in 15. Already nalf of the reserved se@iabave Deen scic. | | wake the number of the comm | Frame. CORPORATE AFFAIRS. Boarp or Atpgaman, February 25th, 1*39.— The Board met pursuant to @ call from the Mayor trom whom @ commanication was re- ceived inclosing one from Jos. Shannon, Clerk of the Common Council of the Uity of New Yerk, announcing that @ special committee, consisting of en members of each branch of the said councils, will arrive ia Washington on Monday next, for the pa:p»se, among others, of becoming acquainted with the workings of cur system of municipal government, with a View of establishing & comparison with their own, snd of recommending, upon their return, such improvements as may present themselves to them. ‘The Msyor says in bis communication: “1 have cailed the Councils together this evening for the purpose of taking action on said com- munication, and to give the two Boards an oppor'unity of making such arrangements tor the reception sod enlightenment of the dis- tiuguished visitors as the occasion seems (0 require, and as the Courcils may think fic and prope! Tae communication of Mr. Shannen states tbat the special committee viest Washington on business connected with the financial interests ot New York, particularly in reference to the Tefunding of moneys aavanced by the Corpo- Tation to the General Government at the com- Mencementot the war. During their stay they desire very much to visit aud inspect the priu- cipal institu'ions in this city, wita = view of establishing & comparison thereot with their own, and of recommending, upon their return, such improvements as may present themselves tothem. Mr. Shannon says :—« If uot incom- patible with the performance of any pablic Dusiuess entrusted to you, the committee would be very grateful if you paced at their disposal the means of obtaiming access to suck imstita- toms, and of giving tmem the opportunity of beccming Scquainted with the workings of your system of munscipal goverumeat Thacy Will feel deeply obliged to you, and if ever ai- forded the opportunity, you may rest assarea, vir, they will gladly and with alacrity recipro- cate the favor.” - Rochards offered a joint resolution, that @ commitier of three members of the Board of Alcermen sud three members of the Board of Common Council pe appointed for the purpose of msking suitable arrangements for the reeep- ton of the visitors. Mr. Moore said he was not im favor of the Councils appeimting a committee toarrange for the entertainment of the New York Qouncil- men who ome here ou business purely foreign to this Corporation. It would be sufficient to Tequest the Mayor o extend any courtesy to te visitors he might deem proper. Mr. Rtch- ards cite & precedent tor appointing & com. mittee— that im the case of a visit from Balti- more Counctimen about four years ago. Mr Fenwick thought that as the committee was sent om business of financial interests alone. the other business of visiting this city was a pri- yale matter, aud entirely unofficial. Mr. Moore offered sn amendment instructing the Mayor to | extend to this visiting committee the courtesies usually due to visitors. Mr. Richards tuought the amendment a nullity asthe Mayor could do that without instructions. He then again Teterred to the precedent set four years ago by | the entertamment of the Balumore Councii- men, when Mr. Moore stated that be opposed the measure at (hat ume. Mr. Crocker thought if these gentlemen were to be received here at all they should be entertaimed by their peer: If the Mayor of that city should visit this city. then it woula be highly proper that oar Mayor should entertain them. He believed them to be men of truth amd honor, aud sincer their statement as to the ob jeet of their coming. Mr. Fenwick said if this communication was favorably considered,they might have toreceive msny other visitors. Mr. McCathran thought that & reception should be given to the Visiting Committer, which was commensurate with the mesns of the Corporation. He was opposed to £1ving them champagne, for if the Corporation was poor it should not put on airs, The que=tion was then taken on Mr. Moore's amend- Ment and it was lost: Yeas—Messrs. Fenwick, Licyd, Mcore, Morsell, and the President—> Nays—Messrs. Baker, Clark, Cook, Crocker, Knight, Larman, McUathran, Kichards, and Talbert—9." A resolution then came from the | Board ot Common Council providing for the Appoimtinent of a committee ot fourteen mem- bers of thetwo Boards to receive the Committee of the New York Councils. Mr. Crocker pre- sented @ resolution appointing a committee of one from each Ward to act in conjuaction with | the Mayor and the Commutiee of the Lower Board. Here an anin d debate sprang up between Messrs. Crocker and Bloore, the former charging the latter with b ing to the ig billows and com- Beard to insnit members. Me ust such personalities, he Mr. Crocker in utter conterapt. to. wuich Mr. C. replied that the contempt was mutaal. Dir. Morseli oppos ¢ the appcintment of any committee, Mr. Mecore moved to amend Mr. Crocker's resolution, reducing the pamber of the committee to two from each Board; which Was lost. Mr. McCaturan movec to amend by making the number of the committee four from each Board: lost. Mr. Moore He then moved to make the number three from euch Board: lost. The third reading of the resolmtion was ther ordered. by a vote of 4 to 5 | After the third reading of the biil. as the vote Was about to be put, Mr. Moore moved to ad- n, and followed up with dilatory motions adjournment, tabling the resolution, &c., ben it wus finally passed by the following vote —Y¥. — Meeers. er, Clark, Cook, 5 , Larman, Lioy bran ‘cormmittee called for: —Messrs. ker, Clark. Fenwick, Larman, Moore, Rich- aud Talbert. Adjourned. OU RCIL.— President pr bair, aud all the members present cept Messrs. Torry and Fowler. A messa; eived from the Mayor enclosing a copy ofa communication trom Hon. Joseph Shan- nop, Clerk of the Common Couueil of the city ot New York. [See Aldermen's proceedings Br. Davis offered a resolution providing for the appointment ef & committee to make ar- Targements for receiving the visitors, which was adopted, and Mcssrs. Hine, avis. L. B. S. Muller, Nalley. Brown, Chase, and Dalton were appoiuted. Messrs’ Sardo ‘and Fowler Were added to the committee. The Board took , and on reassembling at ten o'clock ution Was received from the Aldermen With a substitute by way of amendment, which wes concurred in, and the Board a¢journed. —— ge Boanp oF PoLicg.—The semi-monthly meet- ing of the Koard of Commissioners of Me politan Police was heid at headquarters ye-- tercay, When the following business was tran : Jobn P. Hinkle was uppointed a pri te. vice H. A. Garret, deceased; John Parker. rrivate, vice M. J. McGweeny. Jesse W. Ketchem and Thomas Young were apoointed Adcitienal privates for ninety days, to do duty the firstin G@ orgetuwn, and the o*her at th- a ‘The tollowing applications o liquor dealers for licenses were disapproved George Hoters, Michael Brady, Jou Keiler, M. J. Kelly, Komanus Rudhardt, Juo. Sweeny, Peter Coyle, Thes F. Heres, Deunis M-Gee, Geo. Coils and Mich'IStinzing. The tullow- ss adopted ial comnec ‘elch with this board + Therefore be it embers of the board their sentiments of resp coo-ideration for the uniform courtesy Kindpes. extended to them by him. and w. eariestly express (De wish that bis tature ite may be prosperous an BverGrarrors of bis HonoF avout to ter- Ronvery —Between eight ud eleven ¢ ek last mig! the residence « Mr. Jome= on $% street, near Maryicud avenue, South Wasbington, was burgh: iously entered from the rear first stor; and pantry robbed of a small lot of gro- besides a set of heavily-plated castors and box of knives and forks, which were on the sideboard im the dinimg-room. The robbery Was perpetrated during the absence of the family to the theater, and was not discovered tll therr return home, when the back door was found having been prized open by a chisel. —— os ANTEREURY gives a benefit to-morrow Siternoen for the Provident Aid Society, ander their control, and giving the ball, company, gas, advertis uiding. &c., free. Concnita, the Italian danseuse, is & great favorite; Idelic bas been we-engaged, and the performances are ' ‘As varied and entertaining as usual every eve ning. a Detxcates.—The male members of the Meth- odist Protestant Church, corner of Green and Lombard streets, in Baltimore, on Wednesday evening elected as delegates to the Methodist Protestant Conference at Georgetown, Mes«rs. Beale H. Richardson and William H. Grifti aiternates, Thomas McUormick and James —— Womas's Riests Discvssion.—The regular Ineeting tor the free discussion of the woman’s rights question was heid at Uaion League Hall last evening, Mre. Dr. Hathaway in tue chair. Mrs. Josephine S.Grifiing, Mr. Wolf, Dr. C. RB. Porvis, Mrs. Dr. Hathaway, Dr. Mary Walker, Mrs. Archibald aud others, discussed the subject at length. —o—___. AN ATTRACTIVE SACRED CONCERT will be iven on Mondsy evening, Marco 1, at the Dburch ef the Epiphan: Chas. D Hall’s,) G street, between 13th and Iith. The purpose of the managers to increase the improvement fund will, doubtless, bring ont in full force tue congregation aud their friends. (semis aeeam ELEcTion oF Ovriemrs.—At a recent meet ing of the United Aid Association the following officers were elected:—William H. Wheeler, President; B. Nixson. Vice President; Daniel Warner, Secretary; W. H. Wilsen, Treasurer, ——o—___ Tue Davewrort KRormens rive nightly seapces @t Meizerott Hall, together with the celebrated dark feeue, uader the of Mr. Fay, withoet extra charge. —_-—__ Burp Tom will draw crowded houses at Ode Fellows’ Hail rex: wees. THF courts. UNITED States ScrRewe (orrr —Yester- day, 1m the cass of William N Whitely ot.al.. appellants. vs. Willinm A. Kirby et.al, the ar- gument was continued by Fisher, of counsel for the appellants, and by Daniel Wright for appellees, and couciuded by M- Fisber. Crmmar Cover, Judge Fisher. The Trial of Z. Howe Ripley. for Mansiau,hter Yesterday, the evidence in the case of Z Howe Ripley, indicted for mansiaugbter, in causing the death of Mrs Minerva A. Martin,in December last having been closed, Mr. Price tur the proseca- tion, argued the case to the jury. This morning Mr. Cook for theaccused argued the case and this afternoon General Terry is following for the prisoner. Ccort 1m Gawerat Taau.—To-day—Jadees Cartier. Wylie and Fisber the hench; McLellan and Dodge agt. (#regory et al.-decree cancelling deed of trast. W. D Cassin. William Gordon, John B. Davidge gnd Josiah Deut were admit- ted to the bar without being required to take the oath prescribed. ¥ Cincuit Court, Ji Cartter.—This morn- ing in the case of the Fiasch agt. Flasch and Dubois a verdict was found for defendant. Catherwood agt. Parker et. al, yaezment con- fessed with stay of execation.” Stott agt. Dor- sett; jotgment confessed. Lebrond J. Mc- verdict for pisintiff. Burdette agt. verdiet for, piaintiff Cobin agt. Ligston and same agt. Crocker; motion of Mr. Swann denied. Tue Potomac FRont —The news from the front to-day is rather meagre, and outside ot the arrivals and departures ot a few sailing vessels, the only movement is that of the steamer Arrow, Stackpole, for Mount Vernou and Marshall's Landin, Galt’s Wharf.—Arrived—Schooner J. H. D Smoot, Day, with fifty-two barrels of corn for T. J. Galt & Son. Fowler's Wharf.—Arrived—Schoooner Queen Elizabeth, Jencks, wits lumber for market, Riley's Wharf —There have arrived at this Wharf since our last report a half dozen small schooners, londed with oysters for Turner & Son. Johnson's Wharf.—-Arrived—Schr. Sea Slip- per, Faunce, with fresh fish for market, Sailed—Schooner Emelins, Rollins, down the river light. Carter's Wharf.—Sailed—Sbr. John Oliver, Tida, down the river I it. Sehr. Mary Eliza- FIR®.—Sbortly after 10 o'clock Iast evening a fire was discovered in the wooden shed in the Tear of Mrs. Taylor's boardiog-house, No. $11 3d street, between Pennsylvania avenue and © street, and an alarm was sounded from box 31, which brought ont the fire department. Sev- eral citizens labored hard in confining the flames until the arrival ot the apparatus. paste beate. RELIEF OF THR Poor —Mayor Bowen is ap- Pointing agents in the ‘al wards to aid in the reliet of the poor the citizens portion of the $30,000 appropriated by Congress and has made a contract with Mr. John F. Seitz for supplying the bread which will be re- quired. ———— Boys 1 BLvE.—Commisstoued officers of the Boys m Blue will meet at Wisewell bar- racks this evening at 7:30, ae, ALEXANDRIA MarTrurs.—The Gazet/e of last evening has the following items: Rubbery.—A very bold robbery was perpetra- ted in this city on Saturday last. About balf- Bist ten O'clock in the morning the residence of r. Robert W. Jackson was entered through the front door, and the front room robbed of a bat, coat and pants, a gold ring, and some Christmas presents, that. too, while the family were sitting in the adjoining back room. Transfer of Troops—The transfer ot troops from Battery Rodgers, heretofore announced, Will be effective so far only as the officers are concerned, the enlisted men will remain where they are. GO TO THE BIGHT PLACE. D | GO TO THE BIGHT PLACE. d iT. iT: DON’T Miss I DON'T Miss I NE BOOTS AND SHOES NE BOUTS AND SHOES ED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. AT WHOLESALE PRICBS. N PAY NO SECOND PROFIT PAY NO SECOND PROFIT AT STRASRURGER BROS AT STRASBUKGER BEOS. 573 Seventh street, ath door above I $73 Seventh street, 4th door above 1. MESSISQUOI SPRING WATER, FOR SALE BY PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS, CURES CANCER, CUBES CUTANEOUS AFFECTIONS, CURES SCBOFULA, And all the Impurities of the Blood, And the Sovereign Bemedy for FRIGHT’S DISEASE, and other Diseases of the Kidneys ‘This is the original Spring Water {rem Vermont. which bas wrocght so many wonderfo! cures. and Is advertised only to Clstincuiah it from the many imitations that are now attempted to be palmed upon the public as being eu val to the virtue of the Missisquol. 3 57 Pamphlets contaiving an acconnt of many wonderful Cures, attested by cinineut Physiclune and others,cen be had gratis, by calling at or ad dressing «note to wo MISSIEQUO] SPRINGS, " way, New York, o- O8 9 Breet TORCH ELL Cornér F and 1th atreets, Washington, D. 0. Or, elm C.. 8. sewruws prize soap. THE BEB8T, BECAUSE THEY SAVE TIME. LABOR AND MONEY AND MAKE Tih (CLOTHES WHITE 9 Tho Premium ORIENTAL SOAP, NEW YoRR CITY SOAP. MICAL OLIVE SOAP, LAUNDRY SOAP, ¥aMILY BUAP, { amupertor quality, ertect satist TAKE NOTICE. The name C. BOIEWBLL, an amped on every bar Aru your grocer for any of these, and be sure yu get them, and tnke no oihee Manatectory—500 and 502 G street north. be tween sth aud Sth, Washington, D. 0. te 15 are gu Guterd to give the quati 0 E OF NATIONAL FREEPMAN'S me BAVI AND TRUST COMPANY, No. 472 SEVENTH STREET, Wasmixeton. D. C., January 21, 1959 This may certify that we have examined the s+. curities of the Freedman’ iogsand Trust Com pany. m deposit at the Deposit Gomps- By’s Vauite, and find them as follows: eee $240, 09 wenn 75000 0) mee SU 0 venjgecserennesesstseeeemmes« 11,009 0 s ce RSE 349,000 0, Union Pacitie. smpenenseovonnsoone = 15 000 00 #H. D. 000) an iehonens w B wUNTiNGTOn” LEWIS CLEPHARE Attest: -D. L. EATON, Actewy The office of this avd ite braach bank srt located at 4 Dosite the Post Of ae It ip veots in Government Bonds only ‘The Depositors receive im interest ail the Bank eMpithel to it hee pala Sve ver cont per annum. Dividends made three times a ee ae . por an wos Enid. toes done of deravitc: oe merol ook ¢ of deposits. ° Serna ate of devovits, om sume of @8) Lig "25" eta Sp mabe name mara JUST BEOBIVED BY FU ‘and now on LOW-PRICED UABeRTINGS. OIL CLOTaS. BUGS AND MATS. erat INGRAIN CARPSTINGS at $1, worth Good INGRAIN CARPETINGS at $1.12, worth Sccea ow INGRAIN CABPETINGS at $1.25, wort? Good FLOOB'@IL CLOTHS, pretty colors an¢ patterns: a 7écents, worth 91. “Sica FLOOM Olt: CLOTHS at 81, worth 91.25 Kooms and Halle measured and + oods cut eat Phieo 9 rand een a iet of very nar o and List CARPETINGD. s28°8 Do Dygle in a tna Parana eee, fe 6-coim *ARDEN SEEDS AN Gre re aes. t JOMN A. Bak: G A Ba Agricaltaral ©: a side Louisians avenne, eld-cotw tween 9th and 16h streets ee Seid fm’ eracer, 119 Pa, OITY ITEMS. ' A Few Mors of those Inauguration Mau tresses left, from $1 up: Pillows, 25 and 50 cents. J.T Oorpwat & Oo.. Anctioneers, S. W. corner Pennsylvania ateuue and tg ats bed Tt. GENTLEMEN ov TasTs and fashion will fiad latest spring style Dress Ha's at Stinemetz’s, 234 Pennsylvania avenue. Prices ranging $5, 96. $7 and $8. Particular attention called to the €6 Hat. 2 ——_-—_—-_ Tue Dvery ann WaarY TRavater will find excellent Bath Rooms at the American House, Boston. Airy rooms, billiard halis, yer. lcal railway, cafe, reacing room, and a sape- Tior cuisine, render this a favorite house wih travelers. te 462 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE i8 the place to gets fine Kiack Dress Sutt, as Hible & Co. are selling them off te rapidly. for the reason that they are satisfied with “Quick sales and small profits.” Give them a call, and be con- {ncgd. A fall supply of Gent's Furnishing Goods aiso in store. For THE 4TH or MaRnce.—Biack Cloth Short Frock Coats, Biack Cloth Sack Coats, Black Doeskin Pants, Black Uloth Vests, all kinds of Cassimere Sufts, and a variety of light and dark colored Oassimere Pants and Vests, all cut in the latest styles, which will all be sold At greatly reduced prices, in order to mak» some improvements in my store. A. STRavas’ Pop- ular Clothing House, Peunsylvania avenue, between 10th and 11th streets. esas JUSTICE TO ALL, partiality to none, is strictly observed at Geo. U. Henning’s Clothing Store, No. 511 7th street, where but one price is asked, And co less taken for any orall articles. 2 ———_——_— Five HUNDRED Cot Lounges, with pillow heads, canvass botfoms: don"t want mattresses the cheapest bed for the proprietors of hotels and those who rent furuished rooms; only $1 50 each. At A. Adamson’s, 5v6 9th strect, next to | Pennsylvania avenue, ; gone | AN ARTICLE oF TRUE Menit.—« Brown's Bronchial Troches"” sre the mos popular ar- ticle in this country or Europe for Throat Dis- rases ana Coughs, and this popularity is based upon real merit, which cannot be said of many other preparations in the market, which are | really but weak imitations of the genuine Troches. eo ——— Tae Teeth AN ADVERTISING MepIvw.— Every time a lady who uses tragant Sszodont | opens her mouth she advertises the article. | ‘The state of her teeth is a certificate of its excel- lence. No spot darkens their sartace, no im- purity clings to them, the cushions in which they are set are rosy, and the breath that swells | through them 1s as sweet as the breeze of Jane. | eee PREPARE FOR THE INAUGURATION by pur- chasing of Hable & Co. one of those excellent Black Dress Suits. The place of business of this enterprising firm is 468 Pennsylvania av- | enue, (under United States Hotel.) 2 eee Born ALLOPaTuHic axp HomBoratnic phy- vicians agree in opinion that Hoff. Malt Ex- | tract is bigbly serviceable not only as an arti- cle of diet for convalescent patients, or in the case of patients with enfeebled vital powers, but likewise for diseases of the throat, chest, lungs or stomach, for Catarrh in all its differ- ent stages, or colds and hoarseness, and for consumption in its different stages. e03 siicubunsdhpseiabos WHITE Cotton Gloves and Infantry Usps for the Inauguration, at Adamson’s, 506 ‘th street, | next to Pa. avenue. 6 | ——_o—___ Corms, £0.—Dr. White, Surgeon: ocular of twelve years’ Practical e in the United States and jas, and established at | 4% Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th | Streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and ingrowing j Nails, and other diseases of the feet without pain or inconvenience to the patient. The | shoe can be worn with ease immediately | after the Refers to the many eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands | of other responsible persons who patronize | bisestablishment. Hours from 8 a.m. to6 p. | m. Owing to press of business at office Dr White is unable to visit patients at their reai- { dences except between 6 and ¥ p. m. | eee = =e | WOOD AND OOAL, Woon AND COAL | ——— | GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. i} Lom selling best quality of WOOD AND COAL At very low price. H. CLAY STBWART, feb20-tf Office comer H + P. BROWN & SON, Cone lity STREET AND New Yor« Avence ;BSAT REDUCTION N PRICE Rovxs FRENCH RESTAURANT, 215 F STREET, Between sth and 15th streets, Service ais Carta and Provatar. Dinner inany atyle. T° ALL WHOM IT SAY OONOCEEE. . July 18th, 1896. Appitcation having been made under the act ot Jae 2B, lob. for the reissue of the following ¢ scribed Land'Warrants, which are alleged to have been. lost or destroyed —Notice is roby iver that at the date following the description ot warrant, a new ‘or watrant of like teror will be rélssued, if no valid ob} ould th appear, oH aco". OO Commissioners” No. 21,857, for 160 acres, issued under the act o September. 188. in the name of Lucinda. widow of F. Lovejoy,and was granted August March 6. 1s. No 40,123. for 80 acres March. 3. 1838, in the name of Lazarus Til was granted August 8 1454. March 15 1969. No. 11.882. for 160 res, under the act of March 3, 1385. 1n the name of Lydia Osriton, widow of Jobn F Carlton, and was grauted December 3} ‘1858. yr 5 5 No. 103%, fer 100 acras, fesned nnder act of ch 3, 15%, in the nawe of Joseph Green, au! Wan granted Uctober 22,187. April 10, 139 No. #123 for 89 acres, issued ander’ the act of March 3. 1885. in the name of Lazaras Tilley an? | was granted Augost 8, [435. March 15, 1809. No. 12.412. for #0 acres, issued aude March 3, 1855. in the bame of Baley D. aud was granted September 4, 1551. Apri No. 8,949.for 8 acres, issued under 1 March 3, 1st. in the name of Baley D. Ohancy, sui was granted October 38, 1855. ‘SaK7 fer <0 acres. iseued September. 1 epezer Kew, and wae grant | May 1, 1539 IA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN Av Conemert ying 18 HOSPITAL 5 2 the act of | hanes heute dest ae to avall themerlves of the » nstitation can obtain privn: oppiving to the Matron. ‘These’ rou dened with all ths comforts of home. Tis prices range from @6 to 912 per week, de ap. n the room selected, thief tug. Medicine, Medical, and Jsra tor admission to 8h FREE BEDS in this Hos L (MESTONE! LIMESTONE! LIMESTONE 5 CAR LOADS of the favorite and well known brand of LIMESTONE FAMILY FLOUR, sito ail Ornaee WESTERN ANB BOUTR- xf dias gener Bea ane gous ja 19-2m Betren betwee lith and 12th. EY28x8upy NEEDS THEM. Drawers. ie aa Tino. Hicei '» Gloves. rewers.in flamne and : ne deal a zi rs. BURG, 355 F ot. det. Shand inp. T. Pad BOSTON, Lectures, Haaren, of, Asetony, cousset | tance of s | om the part of this GEORGETOWN. Affaire im Georgetown. GEORGETOWN COUNCILs.—la accordance with the request of ral members of the Boards of Aldermen and Common Gouncal, the Mayor cali+d a speosal meeting of the Counciis lastevening to take action for the tem; supply for the bigh-service with water, ren- dered necessary by the breaking of the forcing ump at the aqweduct bridge; also, to provide F an alteration in the grade of Water street. so &s to contorm to the elevation of the bridge about to beerected. The Mayor enclosed two communications in his message to the Boards trom Colonel Samo, one in reterence to tine stoppage of the water engine that supplies Georgetown Heights with Potomac water, stating thst it will take several days to make the necessary repairs; that Georgetown Heigbts Will be deprived of Potomac Water after the 26th inst., until the repairs are fiaished unless the steam fire-engine “Henry Addison” be con- nected with the high and low service, and for a few days ured asa force pump. The other communication was in reference to K street bridge, and Col. Samo says if the bridge be built to conform to the present grade of Water street there will be a waowiatn Td mine fret three inches between ordinary water and the under side of the superstructdte of the bridge: and in order that there may be a head- way of twelve feet, as requested by the Pres. Geut of the Chesapeake and Ubio Ganal Vom. Pay, it will be necessary to raise the grade -f Waier street two feet nine inches. Board of Aldermen.—The communic the Mayor inclosing those of Gol. Samo were re- ceived from tbe Board of G@ommon Council. With reference to the communication trom Col. ton of | Samo concerping the high-service reservoir, Mr. Hill stated that subsequently to its rec tion by the Mayor information had beea r crived that by Saturday all deficiency of water would be supplied by the repair of the forcing eugine, and therefore no action on that sab, was necessary. The commuuication was Jaid on the table. “The commauication in referen to the K street bridge was then taken up, when Mr. Thomas moved its reference to & jotnt se. lect committee of the two Boards, which mo- tion was discussed at some length. Finally. a resolution, offered vy Mr. Davis, was adopted, ‘which sets forth tbat with a view tothe utmost extension of the trade of the Chesapeake and Chio canal, the authortties of this town will co-operate with the city of Washington, by the gTaduation of the streets to adopt them to the Tequirements of K street bridge in its recon- straction, suited to the wants of the canalcom- | pany.” ‘The lower Board also adopted it after appending an amendment in the following words:—“Namely. that ghere may be & head- way of eleven feet between ordinary high water and the underside of the superstructure of said bridge, as requested by the President of the ‘Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company." Upoa its re-commitment tothe Board of Alderm the amendment was non-concurred in and committee of conference asked for, which ing agreed to the conference was held and the amendment of the lower Board was concurred in alter striking out 11 feet and inserting 12 feet. | The resointion as amended was then by both branches of the Councils. Council resolution repealing the ordinance providing for the office of Street Commissioner was re- jected, after a spirited debate, by a tie vote, as follows: Yeas—Messrs. Davis, Hill, and Bro- paugh Nays— Messrs. Peck, (Recorder,) Thomas, and Newman. Council resolution urging Congress to make an appropriation for the completion of the Washington Aqueduct ‘was passed. Adjourned. Comnen Council.—The Chair read the call of the Mayor for a special meeting of the Boards, inclosing communications of Col. Sumo, above Teferred to, and the papers were referred to the Beard of Aldermen. Mr. Ramsbarg presented resolutions urging upon Congress the impor- ily making an appropriation for the completion of the Washington Aqueduct, nd appointing Dr. Charles H. Cragin to con- vey @ copy of said resolutions to roper committees in Congress: pussed. Mr. English roduced an ordinance repealing the ord nce for appointment of a Street Commis- Sioner, which, after remarks ty Mr. Shoe- maker in opposition to the measure, and by Messrs. English and Clements tn its tavor, was parted. Aldermen's resolution m reference to conforming grade of Water and Green streets to the requirements of K street bridge in its re- construction, with a view to admit the passage of boats trading on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, Was read. Mr. Collins thought the res. | olution rather indefinite, and moved anamend- | ment specifying that there shall bea headway of eleven feet between ordinary high water apd the under side of K street bridge: which Was agreed to, and the resolution passed. “Lhe Boaid of Aldermen having refused to con- cur im the amendment, this board adhered to the same. and requested a commi-:tee of con- ference: and Messrs. Collins, Kamsburg and Shoemaker were appointed on said committee rd. The committee of conference recommended striking out eleven feet from the amendment snd inserting twelve feet; which was agreed to, and the board ad- journed sine div SERENADES.—The newly elected Mayor, Al- dermen, and membersot the Board of Common Council were visited at their residences and serenaded last evening by their friends, wh had proevred the services of the Holy Hil! Band for that purpose ch of the gentlemen visited made speeches, thanking their friend> ior their support im the recent election, wit! the exception of Henry D. Cooke, Esq', wh WAs absent, but the bo=p ‘alitivs of the hous: Were dispensed in zood siyle by Mrs Cook: After the visits to the above parties, all hand- Tepaired to the Market Hail, where s bouatifa collation had been provided by the successt candidates. The substantials were attende: to, and the party quietly dispersed, AUCTION Sate or Coat.—The first of ase Ties of monthly sales of Camberlaud coal a! auction by Glesson & Glenc, came off thi Morning at Kay's Docks at tl o'clock. Thoma- Dowling auctioneer. Ten thousand tons wer PUt up, fo arrive and be delivered to purcha. ters before April Ist. 2,500 tons ware sold a° $4.33 per ton, 7,00 tons at $4.35: and $00 tons a $4.45. The purchasers were from New Yor! city and Reading, P: AN ULD VisiToR.—The steamer Express Captain Nickle, plying between the Distric’ ports and Kaittmore. made her first appearance: @t our wharves this morning since the com. mencement of the winter season, baying re sumed ber regular trip: TRE Watew LY.—The repsirs on tb piston to the water pressure engine supplying the high service reservoir. and located under the Aqueduct bridge. wil! probably be com- pleted by Monday m nd 8s tbe engineer i charge thinks there is stfficient water in thy Teservoir to last till that time, there will be nc occasion to use the steamer Henry Addison. Rivge FRort.—Cleared—Steamers V ania Drew, aud Jobn Gibson, Winters, t York, with cargoes of flour. Georgetown Advertisements. NOTICE Orsice or TRE W NotoN Agrenver.t Wasi oN. D. ©.. Bebruary 28. 1859 { Bik: 1 bave to fofirm you that the W Pressure Engine thet plies Georgetow: Bith Potomac Water is out of order aud the eng: stopped A» it will take several days to make neces at be deprived « rant Gmtil unless the Steam Fire Eng: “Henry Addison’ be connected with the high a iow service aud for a few days used as a site. pump. 1 amt oir. very reepeetfil THROULOKE B The Houcratle GD. W town. (5 208GETOW \ Fisif WHARF. Sealed Propcsals will be received at the Cleri Ofice until 12 o'clock m on TUESDAY 2d Gay reb Bext, forthe rent cf the Fish Wharf ¢ gne year, from the let of March. 1i9,to March. 1870. ‘OHAS. D. WRLC! feb 15 3taw2w your obedient servan MO, Chief Engineer ou, Mayor of Poor. 24-3: Mayor. GkoxceTows. Feb ist, 1859 Tue ERPERSIGNED HAVE THIS Da f Copartnership, under the name and st)! formed of BUBROLGHB DOUGAL for the pur; . duct: the Commins Business bn Flow: Graig, snd other Produce, and Dealers ip Guar aud Fertilizers. 3 BuRmotcas - DOUGAL. bas by Messr+ & Dougal. I cordially commend ti: I th Horry: RONEY'! OF FINEST QUALITY, (in the Comb, In 2-Ib.,¢-Ib., and 10-Ib. Stands, At New York Prices. B. W. BURCHELL, Corner 14th and F Under Ebbitt House Febroary 16 1969—Dist Ric? to wit -—Kr }. Executrix o ecutria ‘Urphans” County roe appointed TUaS b 16. 1869, tthement of the pérvonal cotateof ld decesued |. R. OBRIRNG. JAS hoger oF Wits, ATER ¢ FEICN UPTOM. of ee 4 him on the sth day ~_ 1888. prement eeE Uctober, 18%, for an im- MIs is ordered that seis potion be teard-at thie office on the 2th day of April next. AB} % fe) lewse hi NEW FACTS IN THE THEORY OF tire INSURANCE. Lewss een, DR. RADWAY's BANKE?PRS, SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENy PEBNSYLVANIA avRERr na & STREE ns DoMBOTIC AND roux! B—Erery ounce Jf the SARSAPaRL. LIAN, PAREIRA BRAVA, and other for Goverpmeut and Corporation Boois bought and to the a M = other jarketable Secarities soli or boucht felt | FOURIGN BXCHANGR. | wv. | | Co. Sor this purpose, 60 that mo spurious ademur- v OOF R nELPS, | cure? or we abeas rests Ui be found om mont of W. 8. OLMSTEAD Secretary — | ihe imperied Sarsaparstias) rm wCT ceived. Nother chemisis or medicine makers om — ence Oo are TNSUR | orid tate this precaution fo ercure | Lmportant chemical princt supplied to th: or Lmportan princtriee ° BaBTFoRD, OONN. Amets over TWENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. THROUGH THE SASSAPABILLIAN RESOL- VENT. Ut supplies the bord with wourtshment Heomtaums htur mabver and Aern auekinn qual- | It supplies the system with caloric or heat-making Foderal Bicck, Room tte ® as Mncreases the weight and appetite ae eee the repair wud didn = t exterminstes the pro€acts of decay HE RATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY |: Seecives tomers. salon: bard It makes the #kin clear It Beale fever It makes the water cleat a Tt cares Larreumess. “aud anh or THB UMTED STATES OF AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D. C., Chartered by Special Act of Congress, Ap Proved July 25, 1868. asH CAPITAL, °. — bn FICERS: eer net, wested Sere 4 te brooms of Oa "bth te. Presta or if capable of sustatnieg the speratyre m JAY COOKE, ‘Ohairman Finance ‘and Rxccetty | BADWAY Ss nies . APARILLIAN &! ILVENT NBY D. OOOKR, Washington, Vice Pree! | put on SEY : 4 ~~ . EMERSON W. PERT, Philedciphta, Seoretary | ecay thet now ent |. 8. TURNER. Washi: Beorets othet ‘o ‘mite oo —— ary | Shdother organeare wasted nicerst. © OeBcieut or Tite woman from the perils incident tocbange of Iite—ceasation of menees. TO THOSE WH Here is mot a man jneane. if thetr ep tevelve ERK WEALTH oman child however ans are atill in ment. and thelr { other vital or Fepalr Oteniine Extreme cases. where the Li 4 1 thet Director, | fenctions interrupted and secretions altered be 1d reparati wer of medicine may, ant wil! x MEDIOAL apvisony soanp: | bate ceo at tee BAMSATARILLIAN "RESUL- Ke tinue to live perhaps for, yeare, for Wo 2 costes General United State | anatter bow tow the vitel Gorees may bes 4 the ane Departmen —_*™ can be bronght under the intlaeuce of this tages onéred ny thi : company. chartered te'epestes tion all its constituents cay and decomposition CONSUMPTION. SCRUF of the Kone nes Senn a yon of com an ie Sbrough the pro ay ot ae ite from ft Pritber the Lange Ekin. Kidneys Binder or Cellular ‘Bieue. @ theee diseases in their avanoed can Doth checked end cored by the ase of this wonderful curatve Sa ‘ian The wonderful cures that the Sereapariliian Besoly. bas effected of Cox rr Scrofule. Bright's Pierase of the hid ‘and the most diMrult of Female Viseasrs, 3 concern. that re | ome: Prine ond ether 1 wices Of the system che the wastes of the bod» od s und material a = — Powenewee cecsue mn KS anc elements, and supplies the system with am | deficiency of Calorre or Acat- maine comstetw- | ene Bo matter how deeply or | grafted in the tiewnes, cartilages, glands, grates. q bone ones aod Surrestice = | de, Iniimence o' powerful agent on | bleed and other *uids. that sm be bod with repairs. will so charee the system con mt to rexolry =) = Ome wor BERaS ASREES sound ua? strecture. BOG! by rich, pure, FOR ond strong Diced.» By the chemiaal ection whick MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA —{¢ Sarcaperillian Reso!» on batences te the stomach daring ite of diges: baile Ey STRICT Hon tage Chae ona Oupte: bebore te teabe heck, As well as the pourishing Comtituents it converts into blood. sod ite specific action when esteri the circeletion, it exterminates every atom Virus trom the blood. & away ail depos | of disease, whetber caused by the wctie TH OFFICE oF JAY COOKE & Co., FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMEN?, — O>trows way EEE. Seinte. or from sume "raw smoret Temp nies d that tay bave ran © b het « dozen gen. rorene PCKOFULA, CONS! CURRD PPOFOkALS FOR ENGEA\INGS oF TH! THE EBPORT OF THE COMM aston es, UF PATENTS FORTHE YEAR 1509. Orrice oF © RESSIONAL Perwren. / Wasuino ron, Pebrasry 12. 18%. Sealed Proposals will be received at this ofhce until March i6th, 1809, ‘o'clock, for farniabing ODE wet of electroty pe of the Tilustrations ot Machinery. cc. accompanying the report of the Commissioner of Patents for the year 189, with th Dame of the patentee and the character of the Pateoton coch illustration, or for otherwise fur Dishing the fllustrations for that report. ‘Ine drawings will be furnirhed on paper to the copiractor, who must arrange them ints pages ip numerical order.as pearly ais rl TREATED VENEGEAL “ the patient daily becom wastes abd decomposition t Committee of Congress « ald prefer to have the work equa. to the i tons for 1. Patent Uitice Reporte of iD accordance will standard heretofore | ; scopted by them, and they iuvite proposals for oes ercure A cure that yrality of work, but @ desire to reduce theex- | fteds commences epee of this branch cf t contioaally pr: these waster end ced in i mupiebi wae ite re rp pairs wile rapid. aid every lay the paticnt wil TRMOUrhiy ord wie tee feel himectf growing hettar the food the titustrations by engraving, litho DY ether process ng better. appetite imp increasing. ON paid to tbe ex irection of the Joint Committee on Print who reserve the right to reject any or all of must procure from the Congressional Printer drawings of illustrations euffieientin un: ber to form 4 page, apd mart bide with a specimen +f their wi Ta45, piel) arama ies for the prompt and proper execution of t Bork Hthe hidts forsupplyineelertroteps OK te pages one of those paxes must be furnished. | 1S irs subse cted to practionl tests: aN ‘aN. re required te propore for the work by Sy deratanding that when # ~ to Wastrate on | A 4 Sometimes the c : il be estimated oer yo: ropossl wil! le considered unless accom panied by @ bond with security. to the approval of & Custed States Juc ce or Diatrict Attorury. ta the penalty of $10 WO, tuet the bidder or bidders. if hi- OF their proposal shall beaccepted. willexe ute the Work im accordance 'b the proposal! justrations will be about the ‘ein the last published volume farther information that may be require! lication to this UMice, or = forma will be furnished epon applicatien ndersicned. and no proporal will be con: | NI sidered which does’ not conform precisely there: | Ont ot the ingredients of ibe Ba > & & 0B CHEERY "7 BRODIE PFSOORTEL, BUCK NER. ana many otber eminent medical men, gerd ct the ingredients of tbe Bars Si gp cme ee re 2 Ze Bi oF: ” Urinary <¢ifieultie te Crace state, eulo Bh pen Ne mg par ig ee Com, | gized it above ell remedial agents for Orinaty dis Hon HB Authors. Un 3. Seusies How a” Bt | Charges aod Womb difficulties, ud ws a lithoutris fic iu Calccicus @lecaare and it 1+ now regarved ax perior to Bucha. Juniper Cutebs, Oopaten Tory ea Dinretic. both Latin. Honse cf Bepresemtatiwes. or the under- signed. and endorsed on the envelops * Proposals for Patent Office Kepor: * = JOBN D DEFREES fe Congresstonal Printer. | Di, ‘Radway is late Siscoe 2aviw Pt BO Pooperices im Vecuo) from PBOrosaLs Fou con. Eitri tree scuractne ‘ = . wa. called Cissempe | Meapgcdarens Furr Mincrans Oermser. | Tan cemmperi ther associates in Orrice of Cucke Qi anrekMasteR the Sareepariiiien Bre its power ta these AcT.N. Texas, February 4. Isso dinemees ea faed fact Senied Propesnis. in dnplicate, will be received TRE PERILS OF Ww ‘ais office until MoONUAN. March 1. 1893. at 12 Sareepariitien for furnishing the Quartermasters Depart: wb Be mpinne st McBavett, Texas. with euch quan eee ee way be reuired until Jane 8) 159 All tide to tnruish the sbove must f+ for mer cartable, sonnd. rhe.led corm, subject to the n= ‘spe. op of the 1 ecei ving officer. Delivery to commence by the isth of March 1809 continue in such quantities and st eu h thnce may be required by the receiving officer The bicder will berequired to accompany hie p: MANHOOD Res ilvent confers of earthly bless angers ithcal period of THE CHANGE OF LIFE All who nee it at this periad will becondected through the trsing and often fatal ported with ealety and renewed bealth Magy who pe nese sickly 1. have been « red of th ir former weak and porsle with guaranty’ vlgned t 4 ; deter art Parties. that, in case bis bidis accepted. he or they | © 'etitutions. an@ of alt chrome, scrofulows, or ill, witbin ten days after dnte ofench acceptance, | eous. - fous acd other Gisewes that pocrptonce; Lave made thelr miserable fot the came with and Thogeands ot ‘wemen di they arrive atthe pt period cf their existence crdai Creator enjoy the Lalance af ber Ife w gn er bean onan at this | Wuaieties. Paine and perlle peculiar to ber eex, Bids to be plainly endorsed “Proposals for Corn failure vt weslical eetence in . at Fort McRavett.” and to the onder ing remerial agent+ to protect the female Bigned senitet the eericus couseyucnces often ent E5‘command of Brevet Maiot General Canby. from JA. POTTSI 1 CESSATION OF TUE MENSES fa geveralty tak: betwern the and ts ebenrter Onrouic. serefaious, execute the cop’ a ¥' 5 2 BRIA: HEN ie | Hit i : a i x GIVE TH, = | BIg 18 To GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUP. | | He ‘ county, ip the of Washington 4 ct 5 pre ed fi Fri Fi i |