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tiom Statistics. Reg.stration and El In view of tbe interest manifested by many % < as to ite result the registration of ow 1h progress in this city, and its .ag on the approaching manici pal iisb below some tuterestimg st i | ration | Wasbington in the yem readers may pare the figures «itt | chs year, when they sre siven tothe pubic. A H | | and succeediag elections in *6>--,in orde: MerceRot?T HALL—The Pilgrim—Con-er- ieezure aud exhibition of a beantifal panorama. Opp FRLLows’ Hali.—Grand coacert aad Temperance entertainment by Metropoliian Division S. of T. Prov. Surru’s Art Gallery, 34 Pennsyt- ‘Vania avenue, a large numoer of new chromos | past received. METRoroLiTaN HALL AND VARIETY Toea- | ‘Pex, Pennsylvania svenue, between | 2th streets. Open every night—with lass eniertanmen M. PERS, $26 7th street.—Fine pictures | om exbibition arefui Comparisuu Of (he Tegistratiom Ot this yent with the figures for the two preceding yrars given below. onght to enable well-in- ed local politicians to make a very close “imate of the result of the Jaue election During the Tegis'ration in May. 1-67, when the colored race for u first ume were en- during the rev Of the total, ored, havirg % Majority of i,5-0 whites. ‘On original Tegistration tae wards footed up ss follows: First—1,iv$ white, 1,431 colored; See- | ond—-56 white. 1,319 colored; Third—72} white. ——+—__ | cm colored: Fourt. ery wmhite, 913 colored; : ETTER © es or | Fifth—ot ‘white, colored-* Sixth—i,201 jutenen dies plein | white, 317 colored: Seventh—1,665 white, 1 : é colored, At the election following, which was | tor Collector, Register, Surveyor and members of the councils. the total vote of the city for Collector was 13,7°8, of which the Republican candidate, Mr. A. (7. Hall, the present incam- bent, received S24 votes: Mr. McNerhany, 5.425 and Mr. Willet, Independent, ‘The First Ward gave a yote of 2.520 tor Alderman, t,t)! being for the Repubtican can- Larman; the Second Ward, 1%13, of were for Mr Richards, Republi- | t Kace, & | tet er of the Mos! Reverend Archbtsbop Spald- | yng and the suffragan prelates composing the Tenth Provincial Cou whicd closed its | session in Baltimore on Sunday, the 2d instant, | was read yesterday in many of the Catmolic | eburches in this Distr.ct, aud will be read Rroughou: the Province ot eburches upon the firs: Suuds the ¢ - | didate, » s directed ! rd Ward, 1 Of which 1 were mainiy, cent ewes ns, Republican: the Fourth Ward an! subjects whi of which Mr. Lloyd, D-mo- ; (Mr. Moore a: , at’ that ti the Fitth Ward, 1,2 Mr (irinder, Ke p .recetved 653: the Sixth Ward, Lois My, Taltert. Dem. receiving 63t: Mr. n Rep '. 0 his ward the vote for C Me Nerbanes, Council. The clergy are redouble their effor:s in p and religious education fo ra schools as soon as pra x towns. andeven is “he rural « province, where they may not pars beea or- Fenizeu: and as Rive Unese hools in ch: “ligious ommunities pe Under the Read * Murder of tte he leuer says The am white, 3 personal sopervis those regist nu Se cup 1s" ‘wanieraumaes = footed up xe fol. ed Ward, 3504, (16t= whit 5 colored majority): 2d W: 4 3 3d whive may t colored, nn'r5 sas Ward, 2296 waimst the daily < 5 colored, 74% white mayority): Orb ‘ne practice of infinticude, especial ( white, 42 colored, 118" white orth. The ne Mvasirow t Wara, + white, ~ col. ee Becstomb: | it ficeed to Mo- At the Mayor's election followins I+.:77 votes “lon, a we justificath n stinding to a painial apd delicate <1 which <hould | ' polied—i.-00 less than the number regis. itan the wards vetng as follows tor Mr. Given, toot for Mr. Bowen; 2d Ward, 1125 tor Mr. Given, 1505 tor Mr. Bowen; 34 Ward, 1447 for Mr. Given, 1119 ir. Rowen: ith Ward. ints for Mr. Given, woz even be memloned” among Curistains. We may observe, thet the crying sin of intanti- cide ts the mos: prevalent in those localities where the system of education without re- for Mr. Bowen; 5th Ward, ‘7 fo bgton bas been longest established. and most | Given. ‘51 fer Mr. Rowen: sth Ward, successfully carricdout This inbum: gcrme | Mr Given, Ss for Mr. Kowen: 7th Ward, 1601 sight be compared tothe murde- of tue “En- | for Mr. Given, i) ior Mr. Bowen. wocents,” except that the criminals ix this case | jOTi!y im the city for Mr. Bowen being }. xceed im enormity If is & Sim to take away the lite eves of an enemy; if the «time of shedding mnocen: blood + ries to heaven for vengeance; in what lancuag: cam we characterize the dowbl» guilt of she Whose souls are stamed with the innecent bleod of their own unborn, unregenerate off- spring’ The murder of the mfaut betore its ‘birth is, im the sight of God and His church, as great 8 crime as would be the Killii after birth, with this sgcravating a& hundred * cruelty of Herold. —_+—_—_. WorKINe MEN'S MEETING —4n Kight-Hour Leave. & largely-attended meeting of citizr in the interests of the workingmen wes held on Saturday evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall, near the Navy Yard. with Mr. Kicamond Emmons &s temporary chairman, and Mr. J. KR. Sweet, secretary. John L. Haygne, James R. Sweet, L. George J. Cunningham, and W. b. Har- ester were appointed * committee on resolu- tions. who subsequently submitted a report, (®lich was adopted,) that “the workinzmen And mechanics of the Washington Navy Yard honestly believe that the true spirit, intent and interpretetion of the eight-hour law (passed by Congress June 25, In6=) meags that the work- ‘ngmen mentioned therein shail receive a full day's wages for eight hours’ w thar there was too much intelligence ant legal abilivy in the members of the House of Represen ‘tives nd Senate of the United States to enact a law to accomplish one purpose and mean another: calling upon President Grant to make good in substance Dis promise that all laws wll be faithfully executed, whether they meet his approbation or not, by enforcing the eight hour law as explained by Hon Henry Wilson in his letter to the Secretary of War; that it is inex. Pedient to work longer than eight hours per day, unless the exigencies of the Government Tequire it, and when their services are required in working extra hours, they will expect the same pay for the extra tine worked as tha: paid by outside establishments, and invoking the blessing of Almighty God in behalf of Hon, Henry Wiison, Hon. N. P. Binks, Hon. A. F mevens, Hon. Stevenson Archer, Mr Steven- son. of Uhio. and others, in wuom is recog. Biced the sprit of the true philonthropist, actuated by tho-e ennoblius principles ibat wall ever endear them in the hearts of the working people.” A resolution offered by Mr. George Scott, providing for the orgsuization of an eight-hour iesgue. for the purpose of co-operating with the leagues of the other navy yards, + t that the wnges of the workmen bave been reduced twenty per ceat. by order of the Secretary of the Navy, was adopied. The following gentlemen were elected per- jatent officers of the League: Presiden’. John 1. Kaygue: Vice Presideat, Richaru Emmons: Corresponding Secretary, James R Treasurer, 1. Frost. The following weve ay Pointed as a commutes to correspond with the wher leagues of iRe country Messrs. George Scott. Wm. Wright, Wm. Berou, J. W. Taomp- sp, and Jobn E. Herrelt. 1: was snnounerd that a number of letters have been received by the officers of the league ff zations, al serving tosbow ard workmen throughout the country are sll actively moving to attain the same end, viz: eigbt hours aday’s work for which full day's wages shall be paid Sperches were made by Messrs. Emmo-s, McOatiran, Herrell, and the president, Mr. Haxghe: after which the league adjourned. —— ee Tue Graxp Lovee and Grand Eucamp- ment, 1.0.0. F., held meetings on Saturday Bight, to take suitable action in reterence to the death of Richard Marley, Esq., of Baltimore. Eloquent eulogies apon the life ot che deceased were delivered by several of bis cu-laborers, and a committee appuinted to prepare resolu. tions of condolence. It was also resolved to Sttend the funeral, and yesterday morning about fiitv members left im the ~ o'clock train, and participated in the solemn ceremonies, which took place at the Gay-street ball, where the body lay im state tor several hours. during which time thousands of persons vis- ned it to take a last look upou what remained Of one of the oldest Odd Fellows in tae United Ss The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Ware, and an eulogy delivered by nee sm the former case, that the unbore child dies deprived of the essential grace of baptism. No mother is aliowed, under auy circumstance, to permit the death of her unborn infant, not even for the sake of preserving he r ovru life: because the end pever justifies the means, and we must not do evil ttint good will come from | ' M. We confidenuy believe that you, beloved | bildren in Christ, are strengers to natural viee. Our words, therefore, are the language rather of warning than of reproof.” Th ject concludes with the words of ig Written by St. {Paul to the Ephesians, apter ¥, 3d and i6th verses. rous amusements and the imsuoral tendencies of the times are also alluded toim the following language ~ Promment among the evils we have to deplore, aud which are an evidence of the growing licentiousness of the ‘ames, may be reckoned a morbid taste for in- decent publicstions and the frequentation of immoral or positively obscene theatrical per- formances. No entertain: seem sufficient to satisfy the fast degenera:ing spirit of the Agr. unless they be Bighly sensational and cal- cUlated to gratify the most prorient a We can bardly say who deserve a stronger condemnation, the actors who pander ‘o the most vitiated tastes, or the audience wlio en- courage by their presence and applaud these ftossly indelicate exhibitions. Both actors and spectators appear to vie withes petites as ~ ‘hb other iu their rapid march down the sit '¥ path of sin. ‘The church, far trom discounienaucing, has always encouraged innocent anf moderate amusement: as usefal ur ueceseary relaxations. But while approving of barmiess diversions, she gever ceases to exere.se ber succed infin- “Ree wm cemsuring ali amusements which can be purchased only at the expeuse of virtue Wedrem it particularly our solemn duty to renew OUr Warning Sgaiast the moderu tash- eble dane mmouly culled « round dan Rich are begoming m: more the oveasions of sin. Thes- practices ire B the more danzerous, as several persons seem tojlook upon chem as harmless, au i indulge © them without ary apparent remorse of con- aenew. But divine revelation.the wisdom ofan- quity, the light of reason and of experien, all concur im proclaiming that thes- kinds of Rtertainments. even when restricted tolerable bounds of propriety. are with more or less danger to the Christian soul. I: such bas been the verdict of God aud His Chor b regarding less obj-ctionable forms of dancinz, we cannot too strougly reprobate the system of -round dancing’ receu:ly iatroduced imto society. whieb shock« +v feeling of dehcacy, and ts fraught with imminent danger tom It cam bardiy be expected tha \irtucus pervons, unless they be more than Dumas, can, without detriment to ther « *s, be present and take part in such amisements where the eye is dazzied by an array of fasci- nating objects. where the senses are cantiv ited by encbapting music. and the beart i swayed ‘© and fro amid the surrounding gaiety and ex- cement It the participation in such scenes sbould not at first deeply wound the con- sevence, it « grieves the spirit of God,’ acd tar- shee the snow-whitelily of chastity. tue most precious Ormament of the female sx. which she * STTies ub earthen Vessels " The faitntul are etetore warned agains< participating ir sack mausemen ss The letter next says —“Our colored irethren sbould Rave a lurge share in the exercise of wan OF and ithin ended any our og oe 2 —_ sections of the | Grard Secretary Ridgely; atter which the line province where they are more puicerously | was form nd without music, proceeded t omeregated. Our Heavenly Father, whose | O° rn e oie Greenmourt Cemetery, where the services of Draign Providence watches over the humblest | the irders took place sud the remains tateered. eget, Features on earth, as well as over the | 11, the line were twenty-one subordinate Lodges yer angels ip heaven, enjoins om the pas— tour Excampments, the Grand Eucamp- r ct, His (burch the duty of ministering | wents and Grand Lodges of Mi yland and the WwHB eyual ¢ sabe lowly aud the great. | District of Columbia, and the Grand Lodge of oc Serbia ths we shoul se tees Nigi- | the United States; the Order of Red Meu was sce ED 2g the salvation of those presented by the Great Council of Mary: imamoris! souls whom (oa ‘created to His own | ale on, a ey Almgncher Goan aan 0 subordinate wibes. Altogether it w: mage and iikeness,” and for whom H os eee. Laver took pines In a S poly | the largest fanerals thac ever took piace in Yeu Sou did noc disdain to The | Baltimore, it beimg estimated that about four ‘B. waile caretul bever rude thousand men were ia the procession. Tne disturb | tien from bere was, wuder imstruction: . Cole, Ticket Agent, accom» with round trip tickets by Mr. Georg» H. Pagels. the local Ucket agent, aud @ special car was placed at their disposal and attached to Capt lin’s train, at €o'clock. The delega- tot Feturned in ihe late train last might. society, tise And she honors alike ber devoted s-souaries, whether they evangelize the white nom Francis d* Stiles, or tue Japanese, i AAvier, oF the negro slave of like blessed Peter Claver. Tae | il people are tractable and general? our mivistranons. ‘The y TRMrREANCE MATTERS. A temperance meeting at the Nothern Market yesterday aiter- noun was held at two o'clock, ‘ieorge W. Say- | ag, Exq., presiding. Speeches were made b: the president and Judge Biood, after whic i | mal condition, meceseart several persons signed the pledge. At 3 p.m. the St. Aloysus Total Abstinence Society held wn iuterresting mee:ing at the school house on Ist street, between I aud K streets, at whica several interesting addresses were made. Pp. m. the Young Men’s hohe Total Absti- uence Society meld their reguiar meeting a Carroll Hall, Mr. J.D. Clarice presiding. Able ‘Toe letier Tecommends ihe establishment of | Midtesses were made by Messrs. Clarke and bp. viectories Sind orphan asyluin: for the refor- | 0 COBBOT, and a fesse eee the co-operation of tee Zerey wineries BA! | ottne Washientan Ony Reape ee ¢ Clergy with the bishops = 2 lore desire that sep. nes be established for + Wherever, m the jmdgment of the (rduary, they may be deemed practicable and expedient. Where spectal schoois and churches Are Bot erected for them. every tacility should | be afforded tor sheir religions and moral train- | mg, as citcumstan Will permit” celivered addresses. At a meeting of Poineer Vouncil, No. 1, Sons ef Jonadab, on Saturday duct yf the greatest zo we ¢ z. Clayton presiding; KR. O. Poikinhorn, eahorted to make themselves incre iad are | Secretary. A large mumsber of persone ore: Grctees so wisely enacted bv the late Plenary | © 'endance, including several Indies. Hou, D. Council of Baltimore, regarding the proces | P- Holloway and A. Warren Scot, of Hosion, siatus of the pastoral clergy in this country. so | iat the respective duties of the clergy aad bishops may be clearly understood, and the | harmonious relations hitherto always existing may be thereby sull further strengthened ‘_ perance organizations and in- perpetuated. iduais in the District to emter into arrange. After ex ‘of Beartfelt congratulations | ™ePts fora grand basket pic-nic at an early Pras 1X. the beloved Sovereiga Ponti! of the ‘polic Church, om the recrat celebration of s jubsiee, the ovcasion of the fiftieth apmi vi sary of bis priesthood, the letter concludes follows. “May the day be hastened when there shall ‘be but -one fold and ome Shepherd,” sail be united im the same body of the Chureb, when all shall ackuowledge the sume Lord, receive (Re game sacrainents, profess the same day, to be Beld im some grove on or near the live of street cars. The Qouncil numbers now ses in) members and besides the ioteresting ‘orking of the order they have inaugurated & seTws of entertainments, and on Satarday ev: {jog & cbapter of “Ten Nigbts in a Bur Room” Was read DssCol. Hawkes” sine Youre Mays’ Catnozic AssociaTioy, abuval clecuon of aflicers of this acocmnns tarth, and worship the same God and Father of | was held last evening, St St. Matthew slnat. weal. For the rest, breturen, rejoice: be per- | tate, on K streer, between 1éth and 15th streets, tect, take exhortation; be of one mind: have | with the fotlow Rey.¢. peace, and the God of peace and of lov will be | 1. White. Db; rst Vice President, Col. JG. weR you. The grace of cur Lord Jesus Christ, | Herret; Ennis: and tbe cbarity of God, and the commanica- | Third Vic S-cre- tom of the Holy Ghost be with you all. | tary, Thomas F : Fimancir! Secre- Amen, tary, Chris Wan: Treasurer, Michael The pastoral " f Green; Librarian, 3. i. Gress. Conned represents of Penusylva- ———+ DMaryiacs. wae West Vir- Coverrt anp Tevrenayce ESTertain- gcoi, North aud Souts Ca: Florida. gis. wud | smNT.—Metropolitan Division, No. 1m & gives 3 grand concert and Tem; : Odd Fellows’ Hall tenighi? Sone # best avuteur performers in tbe city will ertsin with vocal and instramental music An addresses will bedelivered by well-kno we Advocates Of "be temperance cause, | | | ADMITTRE Davioge, Mr TIOM.—At the close of regis tration im the Sixih Ward. Saturday, there been recorded the names of 554 voters, ahoat 20 of whom were colored. During the after- noos a colored man named Middleton Foster Presented himselt for registration, And whec askrd his residedoe, replied, “across the ha.’ erp Branch,” but that as be bad understood tha any person who staid in Wasaimgton fitte + do ¥® could vote, it was Bis purpose to spend a< much of this time among his relations aud invends here as he could spare from his wife, 0 lived in Unmontown He would try to eep as many nights in Washington as he could, and with this object in view nad brought birt, and an overcoat. The declined to make oath that it was his purpose to make this city his home, bis name was not recorded. A marine <erzeant, who bad been asked by one of the Board whether he lived with bis family inside the barracks, took some exception thereto, and after retiring from the Tegistering room procured a friend and invited said member of the Board outside, to explain whether he meant anything offensive by the question. ©f course, the matter was explained to the satisfaction of both parties, The Board is im session in the Sixth Ward agsin to , and the registering ts proceeding with somewhat more activity than on Setar. day, though boexcitementexiets. At half-past o'clock 2Is names of voters bad been recorded to-day. of which number only about sixty were colored. Many marines and firemen, resideuts of the Such Ward, were registered between 12 and 2o'clock. out 11 o’e day, % police allied at headquarters to receive (he 1 for bts summer uniform, acd having Dis iniant—a fine healthy little hoy—in_a car- inge, he lett it on the pavement in front of Dendquarters until he returned. A short time ter be had entered the oi ery. wheu a kind-hearted old colored woman took it trom the vored to pacify i. By this time quite a number of p rsons bad cath ered around, and learning from the nurse. pro how she came in possession of the cmd, there was con iderable conjecture as to motive the party could have bad in leavin< w minutes tarther ng, the erowd Major Richards and severat a few gentlemen of the bar, and cials from the City Hall, and about making np their @ plain case of child deser- tbe guilty party was a onto leave such ‘A preity little Just then the handsome face of of- jade i's appearance, and he having ile one from the o tenderly inthe then walke with his little treasure amid the plaudits of the crowd. Decoration Day.—Representatives of the different posts of the Grand Army of the Re- public tor the Potomac Department me! on Saturday afternoon at headquarters on F streot. to make arrangements for the decoration ot the graves of Union dead in this department. Ar- lington Cemetery was selected as the scene of the principal exercises, and the 29th instant fixed as the day for the ceremony. Sub-com- mittees were appointed in charge of the various details, and reports from various commt::ees showed tbat the celebration would pea very decomme affair, Several hundred vocalists will participate in the exercises. Mrs. Presi dent Grant bas expressed her willingness to set with the committee on floral decorations. The tollowing are the committee of arrange- ts on the part of the different posts of this partment :—Timothy Lubey, A. A. G.; J. Eawin Mason, A.S.G;L A. Brandeburg, A D.C; Post 1, A. J. Huntoon; Post 2,G. W. Wells; Post 3.8. R. Harrington. Post 4, J Lewis; Post 5, A. Dudeunausen; Post 6, H. A. Myers: Post . B. Adams; Post =, able; Post 9, C. Richardson. a Tue Potomac Froyt.—A dead calm pre- Yaiis around “the front” to-day, aud perfect quiet with regard to the movements of sail ‘The steamer Arrow, Stackpole, let ber wharf at ten o'clock tor Mount Vernon and Marshall's Landing, with passengers and mails At Potomac Ferry wharf yesterday at- ternoon the steamer Wawasset arrived from Cone river and intermediate landings. with country produce and passengers. The steamer W. W. Coit, Wilson, arrived abont the same time at 7th street wharf, with merchandise aud pas-engers, Other matters will be found ap- pended Crmutes (Sixth Street) Whart —Arrived —Sehr. J. 1. Worthington, Uary. from North river, N- Y.,. with blue stone tor Emory & Bro. ey's Wharf —Arrived—Schrs. Pardee, Al- Jen, from Salisbury, Md., with lumber tor Mi bun & Sen. and Brave, Hooper, from Port De- posit, with same. for same: Hotepur, White, from Tevgier’s Sound, with oysters, *. Wiarf.—Arrived—Schr. Thomas J. Tull, Hooper, from Havre-de-Grace, with 110 tous of coal for George Bogus. Satied—Scnr. Pearl, Williams, for Georgetown, to load for Baltynore. ——_-+—_—_. A NEw Way To Transrort 4 Conrst.—A year or two since @ young mau was married in the eastern section of the city aud shortly after- wards lett here with his bride for a home in the Southwest. In the early part of last week the father of the young man received a trunk from the 50 couple by express and as it was supposed to contain wearing apparel it re- mained closed until Saturday, when by a let- ter, they were informed that im the trunk was the corpse of therr first child. which had died in two or three days after birth. Of course the trunk was hastly opened and an undertaker beimg called in, preparations were made for the funeral. and yesterday afternoon the child was buried in one of our cemeteries in the Presence of a large number of friends and rela- tives of the family. ss Tue New Letrer Boxes.—A creat deal has been said sbout the safety of the new letter boxes, aud they seem, at present, to be con- demned by those of our citizens who are in the babit of making a convenience of them. It is ularly unfortupate that as a new inyen- lion they should bave been defective in their marufacture, Themechanical arrangement of the box is the best which has ever been sub- Mitted to the Department, and the salty of thove whicb are sill remaining cannot be ues. Uoned, a8 they have been inspected and report ed in perfect order. Letters may be deposited in the boxes with perfect contidence, aud the pric can rely upon the promptness with which they will be collected. © M. A ANDER, P.M. —_o—_— Base Batz..—An interesting game of base ball was played on Saturday atterneon on the grounds of the Nauonals, between a nine com- paced of New Yorkers and one composed of residens of the District, as follows : New York heily. 2b; Forker, 1 s.. Coughlin, 3 b.7Stu s P. Young, €. £: Lusk, r. f. District nine— Malone, ¢.; Courtney, c. £2: Leech, p.; Doyle, 8 s; Dennison. | b ;Gibuey, 2 b.; Fuller. b.; Rob- ivson, 1. £. McLeod, r.f. The game lasted two hours and tive minutes and resulted in tavor of the New York mine by 2 score of 2:to8. Um- pire. Mr. Gumusey, of the Niagara, of Bnffaio: scorer, J. ¥. Potts. —_._—__— RUMORED CHAM. gs IN THE Navy Yarp.—It is saied that pressure enough has been breaght to bear to effect, at ao distant day, the removal of all the muster workmen in the Navy Yard and that candidates for succession tw those places bave been before the examining board, Row imsession at the Yard. Candidates for the Position of master carpenter and moulder have Already passed satisfactory examinations, aud Mr. Jobn H. Peake bas veen appointed icreman o1 the painters and inspectors of patuts. Swincling by aduiteration and the introduc. Hon of impurities has become so common that the Navy Department bas been complied to adopt a system of inepect ——_-—__—_ RELIGIOUS EXERCISERS aT THE JAtL.—Re- Ligious exercises were held at the jail yesterday um which Colonel B. F. Hawkes, W. G. Fin ney, and L. B. Dickinson participated. Strict older was maintamed by the Warden. Gen. Orocker, and his assistant, Mr.S B. Mack There were present about ninety inmates and they seemed to take much interest in te pro- ceedings. Mrs. L. M. E. Ricks was present, and distributed a liberal supply of tracts and books, kindly provided by Mi-s Hannah Judd, of Massachusetts, and “The Friends” iu Indi- ana. — Lrece NaTur Among the large list ot freagbt and live stock by the steamer Wawaset, which arrived at the Potomae Ferry whart Inst megbt, was a young colt, four weeks old. which bad no fore Bor any marks where these appendage: ally grow. In every other re- spect the animal ts well formed and perfectiy healthy. Its propelling power 1s ia the bind legs, but these cannot be used without the fore body is supported to its natural beignt arti- ficially. The colt, which was accompanied by its dam, was taken on board at Cedar Point, and belongs to Mr. John Wood, of this city. —_o—__. Fresu Frvirs.—Fresh gi burge or sweet white, so 10 cases of sickness, can be found every day at J. Pear- son’s, 491 Sth street, he having procured the first of the season at greatexpense. Mr. P. has made arrangements for procuring fresh fruits trom California by rail, and notwithstanding the great ex; attending the enterprise, snort notice will be required tor any one to be sup- Plied in abundance. Call and see his large stock of delicacies. either Ham. ——_e—__ A® INTERESTING QUESTION TO HR DR {TpED.— Lt ix understood that some of tne lager = poy Pipleess ina mayne of one = —— examined on the sei! ling without license, to be neard ahis week, raise the question, that under an act of the cor- parties the right to sell poration which gives manufactures without fic 7 their own they are entitled to retail t cenve Jager withou! THE COURTS. ; COURT IN GengiaL Teem.—This morning, in toe Court in General Term, Judges Oartrer, Olu and Fieber, the following business was tanse td: Hickman vs, Edwards, decree re-~ versing decree of court; appeal prayed for tn o-en court. Wa-bington vs. Washineten, de~ cree below affirmed and bili dismissed Nolan vs. Siade et al.: decree below reversed, and cause removed. Mr. N. A. Miler wasappoint. ed a U. S. Commissioner and Examiner in Chancery. “i THR SPELLING ConTRst.—The committee to dec de upon Merits of the several Grammar schools contesting for the prize im the spellin; test Dave not Te] |, but we under: thatthe resnits stand ahont as follows. Two hundred words were given out and six papils Were alloted as contestants to each school. The jeading schools in the contest were the three following in the order named :— Mics Evans, Female Grammar School First District, cent. correct Mr. J. E. Thompson, Male Grammar School Fourth District, 22 errors in 200 words; or {5 2-12 per cent correct. Mrs. M. A. Amidon, Female Grammar School Fourth District, 28 errors in 200;or 92 per cent. correct The whole number of words spelled by each six papils was twelve bundred; all ata single sitting, and given out and written down with sharp promptness. Toe general character of taeexercises was yery good. The percentage obtained by the three schools aboved named Was unvsnsl y excellent, especially under the clcumstances, no opportumity having been atfurded for the pupils to review their own +xerciser, and the words contaiuing many cou- sonant doublings iiable to be misspelled. ‘The medai will probsbly be awarded to Miss | Emma Swallow, First Di mar Schoo), her exercise being without an erro: which was also the oaseim th- exercise of Miss Inez Goodrich, of Miss Lane’s Female Gram. mar Scbool,Second District. The medal is to be Awarded to tur schoo! having tua bestexerctses: six puptis repre-enting each school. The ward being first made to the school, the medal then goes tothe pupil baving the best exer. cise im that school. ‘The percentage of several p ipils rea per ceut., they haying but a single er —— ae New Raiwwgoap Scuxnvez—Yesterday a new schedule for the running of traigs on Baltimore and Obio Railroad went into oper- ation and several changes in the departure of trams bave been made, which the travelling public should bear in mind. The moruing Ireins as usual lave + and 9. o'cloc ‘The train heretofore leaving with Philadel rict Female (7ram- ach. phin and New Yori passeugers at 12/9 wall leave Rereatter at 12 45;the 245 with Western and Norfolk passengers at 2 50; the + o'clock traim at $20; the Philadelphia Express at 5 4 as heretofore, the 7 i at? i5 and the great New York Express at 9, instead of ~ 40 as heretofore. The trains are due as follows.—Philadetpnia Express at 5 50a. m.. New York Express, 625 a. m.; Commutation ats 40a. m.; Western and WAy passengers at 10/0 a, m.; Morning Ac- commodation, 12 40 p. m.: Afternoon Accomo- daaon, 3 10: New York Express, 5 10: Western Mail, 6 15; New York Express, 10. Sey WITHDRAWN FROM THE LrNz.—As will be seen by an advertisement in another colama, the steamer Wiawaset, Captain Fowke, owned by the Potomac Ferry Company, and which has for the past two years been runving b:- tween this city,Cone River. and tne various intermediate landings, has been withdrawn from the line. The company have been im- pelled to this stepon acconnt ot the demand for a boat to take the place of the Ferry steamers City of Washington and City of City ot Alex- andria, between Washington and Alexandria, curing the time they will separately bs with- orawn for painting and renovation, as. well as to make excursions during the summer season to the aifferemt points of interest along the Potomac. —_.—___ OUR CITIZEN8 Who bave due regard for the preservation of their tarn-outs, as well as those having occasion to use the 1ith street road, will thank the Messrs. Nailor Brothers for their thoughtful and liberal action in causing to be removed at their own expense the stones and other impedimenta which have for so long a time marred the pleasure of a drive on that thoroughtare. it looks a little odd to see pri- vate enterprize doing the work which should be performed by the authorities; but as Ten- nyson beantifaily says : «Tis better to be done this way Than never to be done at all. ——_—_o—___ Recent Letreks FRom B. F. Wicet,S. J. President of Gonzaga College, who is now in Switzerland for the benefit of his health, state that he is gradually improving, and has en- joyed uninterrupted good health since be left Washir-gton in October last, and hopes soon to Te eive orders to retarn to this city. The work of St. Joseph's Charch, on Gapitol Hill, pro- dected by Father Wiget, has been necessarily suspended on account of bis absence, but will be resumed as soon as he returns. His friends donotexpect him back until the Inter part of the summer. a Narrow Escars From DRowninc.—Yes- teraay, Messrs, Harrison, Gray and Nesbitt, thinking to enjoy a trip on the Potomac in con- temp lation of the beauties of nature, came near terminating their capacity for such pleasures by the upsetting of their boat. Fortunately, tnree soldiers, belonging to the arsenal, were ‘Within bailing distance and came to the reliet of the unfor'unates, whose strength was well nigh exbausted when timely aid arrived. {1 is worthy of mention that the soldiers positively refused a liberal purse for their kinduess, feel- ing that the gratitude of the gentlemen was sufficient reward. —__»—____ Uscriovs Mongy Lexpers Evcnerey.— Mr. Clapp. the congressional printer,has issaed an order which is intended to put a stop to the Practice that has recently grown np of loaning money to employees by money-lenders at us- urious and extortionate rates of interest. Em- ployees have paid as high as ten and some limes twenty per cent. per month for money, und given the lenders orders on the disbursing officer for their pay. Hereafter no such orders will be honored. but the wages will be paid regularly to the employee, and the lender must take the risk of collecting his Joans as best he can. —___ CURRENCY PLATES To RE DestRoyev.—The Bureau of the Treasury Department having been entirely reorganized with new des, plates. p per, &c., the old plates have become worthless and could only be made available In counterfeiting the present issue of notes. To guard agaist the pessibility of their being thus disbonestly used, Secretary Bout- well bas directed that they be taken in charge by @ special commuttee of seven person, and conveyed to the navy-yard, and there placed im &@ furnace and melted down in the presence of the committee. ——— MAsonic —The semi-annual convocation of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the District of Columbia will be held at Masonic Hall, cor- ner of ith and D streets, this evening. The re- vision of the new work, as reported by the con mittee, will be one of the features of inter. est, and its adoption in the Grand Chapter will establish a new era in Capitular Masonry in this jurisdiction. The address of Grand High Priest B. B. French is looked for with much interest. —e_—_ TRUSTER's SALB—Dz Menov Prorerty.— Special attention ts called to the sale on Tues- day J 1th inst. 0 the house on H street near 11th, by Messrs. Cooper & Latimer, known as th De Menou House or Chain Building. The sit- uation is beantiful, and the property is every way desirable; the sale is made under a deed of trust and terms are easy. Sale to take place a So’clock ip the afternoon. —_+—— Fisu.—The supply bas somewhat increased since our last, wit! light reduction in price and a good demand. Four thousand shad have been received at Johnson's wharf and sold at SIS and 8/9 per huodred, and abont 60.00 her- Ting, which were disposed of at $! and #10 per thousand. Sturgeon are becoming more plen- tful and command sales at £2 and $2.50 apiece. —_-——_ ASSAULT AND BATTERY.—Yesterday James Bailey was arrested by officer Fitzpatrick, on the charge of assault and battery, preferred by Catherine Garrison, and Justice Walter com- mitted him to jail for court. Officer Ellis arrested Abel Cottingham for assaulting Ludd Shorter, and Justice Lynch fined bim $5. ——e—— Pror. Russgii’s May Batt, which comes off at his academy, No. 150 Pennsylvania ave- Bue. to-morrow evening, promises to bea grand affair. The little ones will there show their Proficiency in the Terpsichorean art. The dances. which are well selected, will conclude With a national flag dance by sixteen misses. ——_o——_ CONTRACTS AWAaRpsD.—The contract for making the Washington City Letter Carriers’ summer uniforms has been awarded to L. Barr, corner 7th and E streets, at S1¢. The hats are to be furnished by B. H. Stineme.z, at 82.75, ———-_—_. A Cuanceé For a Home.—To parties wno contemplate the purchase of & home, we com. Mend a perusal of the advertisemen' of M_ M. Rohrer, real estate broker, corner of New York Avenue and %h street, which appears in the ‘Sap of to-day. —E AccIpENT.—_Mr. Alfred Henning, 4 brick. layer m the employ ot Jones & Collins. while engaged in pointing down the frontof M+. w. . Wyville’s establishment. on the avenue, Bear 3d street, fell this afternoon, and was quite badly injured. ——o——— Pied oe ne by hep seg pele) the ‘ational ce urse to-day; a Warsaw, Star of the West and Patchen com? testing for a purse of $50), Other contestauis are snnounced during the week. —_—.——. At His Post AGarm.—Justice Thompson, having received his new commission as justice ‘@t the Second precinct station. errors in %0 words: or 9 §-12 per } ¢ OITY ITEMS. Dr. Lveot. of Paris, one of the most eminent chemists of Earope, says, when Iodine can be dissolved im pure water the most astonish: Tesul's may be anti iosted. Dr. H. Anders’ Todine Water is lodine dirsolced in pure water, And the most astonishing results pave fol- lowed its use in cases of Scrofula and all Chronic Diseases. ———_ Crorars! Crorurs: CLoremett For Gents., Boys’ and Children, Alsc, 4 finejacsertment vf piece goods for those preferring to their garments made toorder. Prices unusually low at Vak Hall, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. e ni alia ala SPRINe Suits. GEORGETOWN. MoRrvary Rerorr— following is the Teport of interments for the month siding April 30th, 1656. ymber of interments, 17: ‘maves, 9: females, =: aod 9 colored. Causes of deaths: Consumption aud tavercuiosis, 2 hear: ausease, 2; Bydroo Bs, 2, convulsions, | congestion and :uflama ion of brain, 2, cropsy. thasic, I: malaral fever, i. Ages—luder m Years of Age, 10): between twenty and thirty years, 2; between forty and fifty years, :, one *5 years of age ord one noknown. Discovery OF A MumpictNaL Srame— About three weeks since while some of the Faculty of the Georgetown College were taxing | stroll im the woods adjacent to (bat imsticu. tion, an old spring was discovered neat one of SPRING Svrte. Pr. BROWN & SON. $10— S10—$10—s10 S$ 10—< 1910, the walks, and the water baying rather a peca- | Jéva Oraeet avo New To « Avence Hi Hable & ©. lar taste, some of it was brought to the college —— 408 Penn's ave., 46> Penn’s ave. and being avalyized was found to contain vai ceBat U.S. Hotel. U.S. Hotel. hable medical properiies. ‘Thr spring has | ———_ since been cl outand improved genetelly, | BEDUOTIOR A Great Emtcwa—aA thousand guesses | aud the water bas beea used by members of | IN have been made at the mgredients of Sozodont, | the Faculty and in ‘he College Infirmary with PRioE the most wholesome and perfect dentai puri- | Very beneficial results. fier the world has ever seen. They were ali wrong; so by way of throwing @ litle light on the subjects, it is now announced that the liber orimuer bark of the Quillaya Ssponaria, the Soap Tree of the Valley of the Andes, is one of the components of that peerless dem:rifice. eo —— A New Way oF Done Brsrvess.—Hollan- der Bree. will commence from this day to sell their Gent's Furnishing Goods at five per t. above cost. We ask all who are in need the sbove goods te patronize ‘us as it will save consideratle money to the buyer and eaa- ble us to continue selling goods at these rx LLANDER Bros , 210 Pevua. avenae, between iéth and Ich ss. ie io be Outdon chased an immense stock PRORABLE FATAL ACCIDENT —On Saturday atternoon Iast,a boy named Kobert Mahagan, | oF about |2 years old, me! with an accident which | coat: | threatens to prove facal. He was attempung to climb the bigh wall on the north bank of the canal, opposite Waters’ warebouse, aud Rad suce erded im Teaching the top when be caught | hold of an overhangimg limb, which broke, and he fell to the tow-pail nce of about | twenty-five feet. He was pic sensible condition and car: house, where Dr. Williams was called and rencered medical aid, w be sufferer was Temoved to bis fathe>'s house, No. +! Prosp street, wherehe sill les ima Very precat: »: the physi baying but Li bis recover, op hand for extracting terth satee to a! those having work aefaction tp ev. ry particolar | PPS LEWLE & Dasrs iD part 0 PENNSY: DENTAL Assoc a uA aNta AVENUE mei 18h athe cs Betwre Having pur- of Gents” Faris ting z 8 posse of po! @ house of 1c rit RACTED WITHOUT | Goods for the coming season. we cali che ac. | un Bouse of Patty TH BXTKACTED WITHOU tention of the public to the following lis: of | Woe cepinaes Walliams. ; Prices at which we are selling our goods now: | {ORM ENNINS ee eee as 20 dozen White Sbirte for 75c.05); 250 dozen | VP Arrested ‘nem for. A - Vhite Shirts for $1,25a81.5% ‘large lo: Shirts, | Jastice Buckey | peraion shen we aud well m RTE hae rdstaeapet iil te SBucted wi le, warranted fit, $2.5: Undershir cb ange this aa St mo oon Hf » a nd Drawers, of all styles and sizes, fr seas @. and Boston prices ven's upwards: good Qotton Socks, wires par tor 25 cents; Handkerchiefs, already bemmoe from i> cents upward, the Royal Eag!= Collar, the best fitting collar ever mad: box, a splendid Paper Collar, clou m bole, 1) cents a box ot the latest designs, ty. Do not miss the pla man’s, Marbie Hall, No. $5~ Patent Office. —_-—__. LEE FOLLOWING is the price list at che re- ai werk done can baved bushels at =2.10: and River Fe a Jones and Schoone: irom Philadelptia. teamer New York. Thisnas J. Tull, Cooper, | liued jeckties, Scarts, 4 im endiess vari is Franc & Gold- 7th street. opposite —fi | B. LTIMOBE AND OHIO SAILBOAD, Wasniweron, 18" WASUINGTON ANE Georgetown Advertisements. Y THOMAS DOWLING. Auc’, Georgetown. | TI Tratos between “ Guced rates:—Good White Shirt, =1.25_5\5% | HANDSOME AND EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD MOBB ond SQSEINGTON AND Taw o usr Rest (luahty, ad ee oe Spring, FUBNITUR oe eee roe pa vets SE 40 cents; good Socks, 15,20, ¢nd 25 cents; Eng- EEFE Ts of | ‘ Rm : lish Socks, 40 cents; Handkerchiefs, 15 cents, NING, May 17, at 10 Pa tek mee Creare) LOT a tid good Paper Collars, 12} cents per box. Also, er OE REY Ties, Bows, and all kinds of Gloves, at the T . Leave daily, lowest prices. aud2 Onde © Fol HOLLANDER BRos., 210 Penna. avenue 4,131: near 15th street. sat Tana 9 SOA mM 208. CITY ORDINANCES. Passed by the Sixty-sixth Council. AW Act to pay the expense incurred in repair- ing and furnishing rooms for the Register of Walnut Marble Top Two tine Cottage Fine Hair treases hia and Cut Glass Ware Wills. other Tables Be it enacted by the nog“ of Aldermen and Board | Excellent Brassels, Three-Ply, ana Iugrain Car Common Council of he City of en Hoo the sum of eleven bi = i ag neg ae yore iene dollars be, and the same is hereby approp: Desetent. abe = gee out of the general fund to enable the Muyor to many other i, pay the pro) te amount (twelve-fit- teenths) of the expenses incurred in repairing and furnishing the rooms for the Register of Wills, to which this Corporation is able, pur- sant to an act of Congress approved July 2s, 1566. (Approved, January 21, 169. AN Acr to grade and pave an alley in snare Sil, in the rear of Fitch street, between ( and P streets. Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen and articles jumerous t+ mention Died flntel |” THOS. DOWLING. Auct. 1 Uxpaecorstep _ gxorresyt = GEORGETUWR! E.GUTMAS. No. 117 Bridge stroct, | his entire stock of DEX ead |. which was periey, destroyed b: immenscly reduced ‘ates. The stock is in excelient condition. but eacrit % der IN Board of Common Council of the City of Waskinston, | this op goon | That the Mayor be, ana he is hereby, author- | t» suitall purchasers, Do not forget the place. ized and and requested to cause the alleys in | ma8-7t 117 Bridge stre-t. square No. 51!, in the rear of Fifth street, be- } ¥ THOS. DOWLING. Auctioneer. Georgetown. | tween O and P streets, to be graded ana paved; B i Orrre a " i HINGTON OC , May 1.1%. and to defray the expense thereof a special tat | IMPROVED PROPEETY ON MABKET ST... 14 ron ©. O.-Mar eS ‘ial to the cost thervot beand is hereby impor: On WEDNESDAY Men oo, ovat so'crk | OMee-Olty Ball. until ecicck Moon THURS ed and ascessed on all lots and parts of low and piri, Twill gall, tu’ frogt of the premier, | LAY. the ith inet , for Constructing @ Barrel subdivisional rts of lots bordering on said part Lot No. in Beatty & Gawk:us . \" “4 improvement by authority of existing laws. thee oO ng » | from a sower already constracted at F st. north, ‘town, fronting twent (2: > t on the east sic: ‘Market street. between “4 to the perth side ot New York avenve, to be pro and sth strests, with adepth of one huuired 100" | Vide with, laterals, drops, Traps, mud’ wan-Qoles So. eon by @ two-story Frame Dwelline j a he work to be dome nade the direction of the Terms: One-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 | Super: it and montis, terest. secured by adeed of trust | Derintendence of the mer, tothe property. Conveyancing and stampeat tie | sid the Assistant Cowuiesloners appointed U ts cost of the purchasers. $50 will be required when | ‘Speci fications seks Riemnen ih Heke SAGs, “TD ders will state the price por Hneal foot for The work to be done under the direction of the commissioner of the Third Ward and two as- sistant commissioners, to be appointed by the Mayor. [Appreved, Janaary 1s, 1869, AN ACT to open. crade and pave an alley in Square No. si. Be it enacted by *he Board of Aldermen and Koard of Common Council of the City of Washington, i Maleden? '* 8! 8° Glog. DOWLING, Auct. S| sewer an4 laterals, «a:b for traps. drops an iman. That the Mayor be, and he is nereby, authori- moles pigne Mayor reserves the right to revect any zed and requested to cause a public alley to be r ci = condemned and opened in syuate No. =I, in ac- Rach iii mast be eceompanted with ‘hiv weit cordance with the petition of Walker Lewis sey Pike | SuBrautee of sivie party. Kuo. and others, being the owners of a majority of aS oe on eta | 4 eens the ground in the snid square; the said alley to mete, econ S | somtfact fm due form, and perform ork ina be condemned and opened and the expenses EARS, and DAMSENS. | EN TEAS, from Sito | a PAN TEAS, BOTTER, |: ‘anportmes t very OR TES. WINES and LIQUOBS, at as low prices | hetance as follows be accepted by ™ that the bidder will enter tnto » contract for the sams, and perform the w. The guaranter most be t “La thereof assessed and collected agreeably to the arantes if t Provisiois of the act approved November 4. Iss2, entitled An act concerning alleys.” Jug to the reavirementsthersof (Manes A. BC. 2 And br x enacted, That when the | ©! 4 Set pe | OPdine to the requir Touma: alley berein provided for ‘shall have been | paicby oni? M2 By ters it tos Deere. Po | Pupt ove Snspector of Seen” opened,the Mayor be. and he is hereby.author:- | zed to cause it to be graded: the work to ve coptracted for and executed in the manner and under the superintendence provided by law and to defray the expense ot the said grading and paving & special tax equal to the cost theres of is hereby imposed upon all lots and parts of lots bordering cn said alley, the same to be as. { pBerosaus FoR © E TEA ss WHISKEY AT THREE DOL i ABS PEK GALLON. Ae it ee ted + eel Lyi or gd at y $3 per pare end of a sory fine guality. Also. Ba’ "8 and other WHI. KEYS” PALE SHERRY. to pad other Wal ; or oat. ei sessed and collected in conformity witn th= a. u OMP. BITCMI Provisions of the actapproved Ociober 12, 1-65. | Dottie sts sna Over twelve Hyarnend. at tis per | © ROUS COAL, (corgen Creek Approved, January 1%, 1569. may 1-1m Cor Bigh and Bridge street 23 Frome on, THRACL G AND HAGK STA- N HICH STEAM80AT pectfully inform the AN AcT to name certain squares in the Third LE. cit. To be delivered in the coal gard ol the Naval Ward. ivens of Weshincton. Geor, and Annapolis, Ma-viand free of expense te Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen ami Board ly. that we keep ai ways: the ( Btates, imupedistely after the fret of of Common Council of the City of Washingtom, neHorses and! ‘arriaces. n=. at . " Phat the spaces formed by the intersection of | Hacks, Saddle Horses, &c. Persons desiring to | | All of the coal to be of the best ynality, free from New York and Massachuseis avenues and | | ‘itit the Great Falls or other pointe, for fishing, | ust, an¢ to weigh 2.24) pounds the ton. The right is reserved to revect all bits consi fern? vnremeenable Pr Ne to be en: reed. Proposals for Coal, ‘and 4 dressed to the a1 - on oT ia REIS0: Captain United Stetes N mayer Benicr OMeer p: PECPOSALS FOR EXVELOPES. Poss Orrice Derantwexr, ¢ April 5. 19.4 Seale: Proposals » it! be received at this Depart ment until May 3:1, at x eck. p. m . for faraist pic nic, or ot '. Will always find ample accommodati large or smal! parties. Obar moderate. and terms cash. Stable corner of Bridge and Market streete, Georgetown, near pew Mar- ket. NOBBIS & GLADMO! 526- 1D) Proprieto: SPRING AND SUMMEE GOODs, _ JOHN H SMOOT, 119 Bridee Str. Geers orn, D.C, SUNSRE GOODS compricings fai intact ‘chutes tvies.t LAI TES’ DERBS G00! Eilds: Slik Shallices Bombastuse, sobatrs, street north, be:ween Seventh and Ninth streets West, being the south fronts of squares 402 and 426, aud the north fronts of squares du; and 427, be and the same are hereby, named Mount Vernon Place; and the City Surveyor is hereby authorized and directed to designat» and enter upon the plat of the city im his offics as such. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act be, and the same are hereby, repealed. Approved, January 21, 1869. Aw Act for the relief of K. ©. Li jack Pop: re ing Eovelopes for the official use of pootaeetere Apothecary for the poor of the Six ard, | Hoettes, Gray and Fancy Mixtures for ‘Syits, tod of 4 ie for the quarter ending Sepiember sr eee” | cestealne Wreeetice eee Mpxeares, for, Suits, oe ae Be ti enacted by the Poardef Aldermen and Uoard | ‘abrics. Liawa, Lace, and other Shawls; Aicxaa- | willbe reyuired antusils ie as follon «f, Commim Councit of the City of Wacunoten, | Stes il Ooursolnur sand ot «Kid Gloves: Ho | Chase , AAO. tunee or tenn, Biche Bs ta ‘That there be, and is hereby, appropriated out Damasks, Napiius. | C%**. R of the general fund, the sum of torty-aime Cloths. with e fai 09000, more or legs. 3"; by 5s tt dollars for the reef of Kk. C. Lineeaver, Boy's wear, and Dome apothecary for the poor of the Sixth Ward, tor the quarter ending Septemb=r 39, 186~. Approved, January 21, 69. AN ACT for the reliet of the American Baptist Home Mission Society. Be it enacted by the Board of Ald-rnew and Board of CommonCouncil of the City of Wasi uiton, That the tax of twenty-tive dollars aud thirty four cents assessed for the year 1548 on part ior 10, in square one hundred and eizhtees owned and occapied oy the American Hapust Home Mission Society, be. and the same ts hereby, vemitted im all its parte. Approved, January 00, more or less, by 6 {Clase Bo. 4, 750,000, more or less, 4 by 9 ches Ciame Bo: 5, 26.0%, more or less, #. by}. ches. For Cisss No.1, an ordinary ous! Follow paper will anewer. The oth © wade from red reat be required, cf approve? to which be insite. ot the attention of -ash i mers will find it to the goods and prices. ued envelopes must be made in the mort thorough manner. weil vawe sealing Open the entire length of the fp. a. | have ou BUBE apon d ed by the Postiunster Ge: - They must be banded in parcels of twenty five, packed ia past-- boara o: straw boxes. each to contain mot! 1. 1869. thas JOINT RESOLUTION in regard to the deposit of | Files teten fetter: oanctal, and extra aihital open eee ¥ night soil. 1 Jack Piane; OF clher wise. @8 May be required: the bo vos to be Be it resolved by the Board of Aldermen ana | 1 abi Srapped In stroug paper, so as to bear traa-pori.. Board of Common Council of the City of Waviinge nes ri “we ah : 1 tones mall for ae to postimastere Wieu fom, That trcin and after the ‘of this Tes. U2 Core Brosms; ived to be delivered at tho Department sac olution no night soil shall be placed or seposit- | Chior ide Lime nt fe totog, ath Toole) MOL. When Sam or mort casio tire rsqui . qian the Retehbornood of N sireet noch be- Bats gehen Fvarpentore Pencils. 30 ibe. Gree order of & postmaster, ficy suet ye pot street, ud North Capitol street iat: Dre (iste Pp: 385. jooden 3 é Approved, January 21, 153. “f iy ibs. Hi entice ro —————E PLAIN LASTIN => BALMOBALS.” From $1.29 to $3 50. | TE RTE 502 7th street, under Odd Fellows “Hail AST SLIPPERS, For House Wear: 81.00... 552 7tb street, under Odd Fellows’ Hail. Fetguass SHOES, Which we ing at very Small Prosits. At under Odd Fellows? Hall. Tet wtrsst. ReesanTba stn ste OR YOUB SBASITIVE and feet Ep ESET CARE COR es Under Odd Fellows” Hall, 7th strest, ee ee ND FOR ALL STYLES. A SHAPES, WEAR and PRICES, tractor; the ction of an age The enveiopes most be tithe ©; be C. ». sxwauu's rnizz soar. oars At. under Odi Felioey Hal, \CENTRATED EXTRA ceil foreign matter satsrs isto oor eee, et, y any ity desired % i mete STONE. STeegn SDSTRER BONE comras wreee on BAWES ro ORDER, Cc™% nag nereaetioks: ie pe ss sr Peon ey ae = dears B on sD os | Bdieo several fine Warme -staron “ sey nee Py MOT EL ‘Could call the eapectal arsenite Shesee ts maritima © W-HAYDER, terete, Eosinet Prepertuen oo Srenee, sane