Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1871, Page 4

a SS ET EVENING STAR. FRIDAY.. «+. eptember 22, 1871. LOCAL NEWS. ‘THE FREEDOM CELEBRATION. Demonsiration by the Emancipated The Procession and the Ezercises in the White Lot— reas by Prof. J. M. Langston. To-day being the anniversary of the one hun- dred day prociamation of Presdent Lincoln Iooking t> the freedem of the slaves, was cele- brated by a parade of the Stanton Geards and other military organizations, and interesting exercises in the White Lot, south of the Execu- t.ve Mansion, and in honor of the event a salute of 10 guns were fired. In consequence of the parade and review of the Knights Templar attracting the attention of the public, the pro- cession was not as large as was expected, and many of the Guards having been disappointed in getting their uniforms, there were less than a hundred in line. They, however, made a sol- dierly appearance, uniformed as they were in blue, with white shoulder knots and pompons, and were headed by the Columbia Brass Band. Colone! Wm. Bowen had command of the Na- tional Guards. THE ROUTE OF THE PROCESRION was down 3d street to Peunsylvania avenue, to the Capitol, around the Capitol by the south- ast, thence to the north side, along the Capitol grounds by the northwest to Pennsylvania ave- Bue, up avenue to 15th street, up avenue to Circle, down K to 15th street, down 15th street to Vermont avenue. siong Vermont avenue to 15% street to Executive avenue, through Exec- utive avenue to White Lot. It was af@ 2o’clock when the process rived, and mar. THE EXERCISES were opencd by singing anopening chorus, after h Kev. Db. W. Andenon offered a praver. ¢ Proclamation of the 2d of September, Isi2, a by the secretary, as alse the Prociama- January 1, 18@. “America” was sung audience, Columbia and South Washing- ton Lands acecmpanying. Mr. J. M. Langston was then inicoduced and follows: “* Mr. President s femous for works wrought in behalf of religion, law, science, and freedom, is marked by epochs and eras, days and events, worthy of special commemoration. Associated always with sacha times and occurrences are the names of the great and good men who for the hour represent the edement and purpose of the nation, whose istory is distinguished by noble and generous deeds in furtherance of the welfare of mankind. we celebrate an event, or rather a succession of events, which Ts peculiarly luminous and glorious the most interesting chap~ ter of American history; and associated insepa- | yably with these events stands the name of the , the great, the immortal LineoIn. OUR CONFIDENCE IN PROVID | In his eulogy of the martyred emaneipator of | our race, the philosophic etson tells us, «There is a serene Provi« ‘e which rules the fate of nations, which makes little account of time, little of ation or race, makes no account of disasters, conquers alike by what is called defeat or by what is called victory, thrusts aside enemy and obstruct e iwmoral as inhuman, and obtaius triumphof the best race by C ry- thing which resists the moral laws of the world. It makes its own instruments, creates the man for the time, trains him in poverty, inspires his genius, and arms bim for bis task. It has given every race its own talent, and ordains that only that race which combines perfectly with the Virtues of all shail endure. In this Providence,so truthfully deseribed,our confidence is implicit. Made free by its power | and goodness, we bope to be led throngh its { agency to infilnence and grea*ness. In the spirit Of intelligent faith, gratitude and thankfulness to the God of nations, we would celebrate, therefore, the consummation of our freedom. WAGNITY AND AF? ROPRIATENESS OF OUR CELE- BRATION. ‘The dignity and appropriateness of our cele- bration are amply vindicated = the —- and importance of the triumph implied in our emancipation. ‘This achievement is one of such signal im- portance, of such far-reaching consequences, so essential to the national life and liberty, that it stands, in moral significance second to no act re- corded in our national annals. What the fathers | of our goverpment announced in the Deciaration by this act is incorporated Into our national itution, and in practice as well as in theory «we hold that all men are created equal,” anil “that governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed.” We celebrate the triumph of national virtue over national vice; the trinmph of national law Over State and national violence; the triumph of the principles of intelligent civilization over national and State barbarism; the triumph of the principles of our national declaration over the inculeations of a once insolent slave oli- chy; the triumph of freedom. with all its as: over slavery, with ifs incalculable | evils; the triumph of republicanism over mis- named democracy; the trivmph of christianity atvelf over the infidelity and atheism inculcated by the false teachings of despotism. [App In this triumph, the sentiment which once found ‘expression in t ant that “this is a white man’s government” and “ this a white man’s country,” are forover de- | 4 neither in our Bible, nor State. or stitution is there to be read, in any articles, sny section, clause, or phr: “white; nor in anyof our State public documents, isthere to be found any seology im posing iscrimination, as to citizen- ship or political power by reason of complex- jon. In the ergamie law of our nation, as in the fundnmental law of the States, a broad and eom- prehensive doctrine of citizenship, without re- Evrd to nationality or complexion, has been adopt that we cel ph of that demeracy wh while it forgets not the things that belong to itself, is none the less solicitous to preserve and defend these things that belong of right to all others—a democracy which is no lése Just in Its demands than equal and impartial in its con- ® step, with moderation and ¥ grand result has been gained. In ment no misstep has Deen taken. aagacity, no display of weakness marks it ax seen to-day in history. It is interesting to traee the progress of its accomplishment.” Mr. Tingsion then proceeded to quote from the emancipation act of April 16th, i862; the Jtoclamation of September 224, 1862; the opinion of Attorney General Bates of November 23th, 1862, on the question, “Is a man legally inca- zen of the United States by net @ white ae}, (re- ing in this connection t red troops, aad the or, Freenmen’s Burean,) and after quoting the Mth and 15th amendments to the Federal Cou- | d as follows: from the position of things, } enactuent— 1 to the position position of voters med dati i s; third to the all the responsibilities and immunities at and all this ha a gal peers and political equals of any and all of our fellow- citizens; while all avenues to official place, whether im the state or nation, at homp or abroad. are open to us, and positions in ths courts as judges, lawyers, jurors and witnesses, vpen com; e equality with all others, are not ouly. not denied us, but in very many cases are accepted and filled by persons of negro bivod. THR BEPUBLICAN FARTY AND COLORED YorErs. Om the 4th of March. 1561, Abraham Lincoln | was inangorated President of the United States; | b's administration was sustained by the repab- | lican party, and to this party belongs the honor | of inaugurating and periecting these great measures; nor Is there any other political organ- ization in the country at once willing and able to support and maintain them. First. Considerations of gratitude, considera. tions of self-interest, considerations of patriotism. Fender itthe duty of the colored American to 0 y his is and vote of . And the same cousiderations, which would indnee bim to support the republican party, ought to induce him to oppose and seek to by all honorable | | itself the sustain such measures. pane aN ay sen Be spams Valiandigham: his political subterfuges. The democratic pariy is to-day. a tn all ifs past history, inimical t0 any measure the end of which is d voters official ‘8 of honor, responsibility and profit. Nogde Mt true that in the distribat ored man be called to fill some very prom- inent and influential Federal ti. me to. C.. rict govern- | Cial secretary, Thomas cans to do this; nor is there lack of ability on | Juin; GiCx.cte-. Se. Ke, mew District govern- | Sal seen or the payment pa ge rnp boca aan bnal oe agra has been proposed a mew plan for the | S's ih the question of the tesuing of the fous mail: | Seer kane erence nish the mam for such place. If evidence be | undoubted, overwhelming, and impresaive rally | completion of the Washington National Monu- ~ to avote of ' needed to convince you that our republican of the mass of real Tax-payers and Citizens— | ment. by the efforts of the Freemasons through- Wve due consideration to fer the following words taken from a letter received two or three days go, and written by a white republican of high -ocial and political standing In the State of New friends are dis] od to our claims, I beg “ Those who for long years toiled for the freedom f the colored race in America «i ardently desire their eleva- 1 Congress of the United States, gratifying and a the hope of the most enthusiastic is yet an in- complete triumph. py A position ina republican C another mast sit on the U.S. Supreme Court bench—till when the colored man will not have been put ona level with the Dutchman or the the four milli improvement bonds to 2 vo an act entitled * An act authorizing the District of further enacted. T) Some colored man must on any ac- | CONTRACTS FoR STREET WORK ACCEPTED.— | the people at a general election in suid District, ‘p- | Columbia tocreate a debt for special inn er] - inet and Our repo does as he is | Contracts recently awarded by the Board of | proved August 19, 1871, will be snbmi inthe m papers that a national convention of colored men is to be held in Charleston, S.C." “i hope,” he says, “that resolutions will be in that convention boldly and clearly d. binet appointment.” He further says; uch a demand will be granted, I fully he- lieve; the republican party cannot jeopardize 1 yy running the risk of 700.000 colored voters.” Lond applause. born. street south, tot Should considerations, which cannot be over- proper for us to wait even longer ition, we must not lose come, make it for higher offic! 4 our nattonal and State law, the work of the re- apes 2 shel ) | ©. Magruder, for 28 cents per foot; also, lot No. | accrue or the publican party is not completed. Nov are the | {ferved @ small bomb-shell amongst the grouy er pel purposes yet to be compassed without interest to r. The work of the republican party will not be completed P' Witton.) enacted guaranteeing to all citizens, Fegard to color, Dor will is work be done tir tet Bor will its work be done till the inw agninst | Exccuple of thelr opponents end toxins tcc | degrees above zc perpetrated by the kukiux and the bill | fricnds of the cause.’ The executive committee | freczing point. We understand, also, thero was | provement bonds : i toenforce the bth amesdmeut ateduly exeontey «The exec i he | a slight white frost in the adjacent country, bat | e70F, countersigned by the Secretary” and Comp | mitted 4 the peomie witht the id a eae be att Th order to the enactment and-exceutionor | HA? siteady commenced ‘their work, and he ie try od Dis: canputy nd ciecremennnie enn D: French Gilt, Oroide. c red for issue aud sale me af tious of bo ‘and the instrumentalities furnisked by | ! = ; ALAsKA Drawonps, Frene roide, | which may be or issue aud sale as afore- | millions uf bende regenerated public sentiment; and | Pocus, and of codec wane good eine Plated, Set, Rubber and Tortoise Sheli Towel red for to accompli , education, thorough and % e - ji ‘be ap- | im all the new fall styles, received at Prigg’s to OnE Tights amd hee date nt | _DE. Blake suggested that a committee be ap ize and fospoct thems nindipeonersics, Toe” ze and re em, is in sable. anal ite e net- Guedens commacmedl-aite et eee curren- | Sch committee, and to report at the next meet cy, the national debt, the levy and collection of taxes, tne tariff and civil service reform, not to mention other matters of interest which claim et to be more fully and consideration, are y - | Club held a special meeting at the Union Hotel id bonds. cna depen, Neveu hadon many oceasion been called upon to col. i pe = paid cn sai 8. thoroughly disc = rag! cal 01 ation handle these subj. and no citize: ed in p last night, d ted the invitation of the BEC. 5. And be tt further enacted, That twomillions months ars ond ohecth pet rer aecing~ 0 2 | last night, and accepted the in RC. Be A mon ir to auld election. in [our counrry is 80 able to Saath otae ae Sein OPS Ne | Reatnatcn Doak cick ie iow a flendly race on | and obe-half of said bonds may be prepared for the peisich ang he balloly Used at guid election shall be is a8 the republican v3 Z . (col= cr, at Georgetown, between the rd i — pnd those in favor shall be more profoundly eel exadey shoe gredan Gone ieee Bist of October next. Messrs FA. | abdseventy two: ahd until the expiration of the arst | Words following, to wit: ution and settlement i S than the voter of A! Bay afresh m, let | 5) 0 if & 7 us now, as in the past, cultivate manly purposes | P/48 of collection, and encouraged the dospond ‘poses | ent Nots by stating that he with regard to our duty. It is well for us to re- = control. y i ‘the challenge of the Washington Boat member that our position is one of twofold | URder his control. He did'nt like to hear his old Be gt an descent. [Applause. in the spirit of freedom, 1a culiar, though not altogether unnatural, predictions. Accepting poe as signifying to us the right to and the enjoy- | 7 ment of manhood and individuality; enfranchise~ ment as signifying dnty to family no less than to jifying the power to rise in: nd oficial life as rapidly and to ‘yoni os oes mn as exalted as others. Our daty to cultivate |, ic od wees rik virtue and intelligence, as the real basis of indi- | IU<t!y, and it was a notice | vidual and national elevation, ccepting emancipation State; the ballot as si; in social and official ment, and the bailot—are to us the criteria and Po Uberty is 1 opportunity to be and fo do as that neither our countrymen nor mankind may justly hold us answerable for failure to prove viceable “in our day and generation. we are responsible for the development of the material and moral resources of the count th | tains to its general good. and discharge our obligations as men and citi- and “The Black Kegime were recited by Mr. T. C. Ely. ession re-formed and marche all, where it was dismissed. The Reported *Corner” in Bricks — Contracts | Pam o artim. {ich recommended the establishing of at bia to create a debt for special unprovem=nts and cngpitecnse ameng tho records of his office. USsg-atreet wha: s | between N and Massachusetts avenue, and lay A CAMPAIGN PAPER, ey eS jcwalks on the north side of K ayenuc and cast side of 18th street. The tract for laying sewers, footways, and sc reets, Georgetown, Was | man ins. Mr. L. Cle: that portion of Market Sp to be nmproved with wood pavement Shepherd submttted a report from the | m . | committee on THE ALLEGED CONS RACY TORAISETRE PRICE | Mr. Sargent didn’t seem to think that in so ‘s Kid Glove , i piscine rdance ¢ Law: y for o pip ritalin Pein Pag pyc could gain mach eircula Gent's Kid Gloves, every pair warranted, at | Srntrwise, in acco! ce with the laws and regula- | age for their approval or disay saying that the committee found that “the re- | tion. He for one would subscrib 1 1 ports originated in the fact that Mr. Austin P. | toa read a paper that came up to his vie Brown bad purchased 500,000 bricks, and had | this subject of “taxation.” contracted for from 1,090,000 to 1,500,000 more Binke to take the chairs Mr: Rigg’ “how de: | Biles ana Ge Wiles Rew oer ee eee Mises to unture the aac or aie to be catching, aid while the | Machines. they are selling at the low ipo by Messrs. Schneider, on | _™?. Durant continued for a few moments, and | ranted equal to any and su) to Some of the maintained were The | but not post- | _ It was scribed fat MARYLAND.—Last about two inlles — in ‘The conflagration ts thought the list f bt discrimination has been mado against men in favor of persons possessing a less | well lack antity of Afriean blood. No «mall numberof | colored men occupy efficial places under the | govermment, and many of them are persons of | pure African lineage. his advertisement 4 I Cond: ak 1 } OFFICIAL AND SEORB- | road Company to locate and crade thetr said Lad dee holdieg, wiht coe ener worthy or py maser Attention of of the is called to chet Pree aie sie office hol ¥ us, are xs — ‘ rent justices ‘peace e Gites Si Sogasrpaics ei | Mvtety Seered and Conadensiat | african Caesar ante nan | OTATLERIENGESE EAN A ot ing ne ms, en 19, 1871. FIXING THE 01 secondly, that so many Sclored den have been | OUR EVERLASTING, UNLICKED, THIN-EDGED | haye appointed Mesers. ©: oO, iain, See BOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE —— the duties im- REPORTER ON HAND. psa, o" - fae pepe eye ICT OF COLUMBIA. po ay FE a cao posed upon them as office holders. — constitution, in view ef a revi coming i time for holding the General m act | shall receive th an er Sustafter the election of Gen. Grant asProsi- | ‘The following circular was secretly and mrs | Campaign,” AM ACE oeloke in the District of Golanbias Ereag ct tne United Site. Gr Governor hall Be, dent and before his inanguration, one of the | teriously passed around yesterday, and oddly The Collector, Register, Auditor, a ut emacied by, the slatvee Assembly of the ~4 and Ad... ae. ‘of Coltuubia. to the capital stock mont distinguished and influential colored men | esoueh a copy found its way to Tax Stan | 88d Tax Clerk have saved from the City Hall Geerein chall beheld on the'toarth Wednesday of | V%cnenewin int of the taterest as it ebali ag. | of the Piedmont and Potomac Rallrosd Company, to in the country, one of @ large committee who ner Eevcamant Dullding on 4), street, | Tovember of coch year, Dually accrae thereon, and se the act, with | an amount not exceeding 4x hundred th rasand dol waited upon the President clect by the National | Office: and the Water Registrar will follow inafew Ske. 2. And be 4! Purther enacted, That whereas an | the ‘of the issuing of four million of im. | lars: Provided. That. belore snch subscription shall Colored Convention to express our profound | Wasntxotox, September 19, 1871.—Dear Bir, da; emergency exists for {he immediate taking effect of | provement bonds, toe vote of the people ata genera! | be made, Se a y a ten oo AY Gatitication at ‘his election, said tooneot Bis | Spe sre resseiseny, interned sot & mestion of atts Meeting of the Woman's Club at Lincoln | this Sct, it is hereby declared to be in force from and | Slection in said Diatric ie ' the, Bee reais fr the parpens of ocmapheting tee _ return—‘* not believe | sigan 9 te. after its approval by the Governor. RCUTIVE x adeq' ” 5 eday, the ist, at 3o clock e 5 m ond, and eat ganrant anything for ua”? His prediction, | 2°™s censtier the best mesas, aud the oallentton The purchase of the house No. 500 13th Speake EES L. HULSE, eT oF Connie, August Hist, 30.} , | areding of sald! road, and eathefesters guare however, proved utterly false, and to-day there | y te conduct the coming campaign in oppos!- | by the + Woman’s Ciub,” was consummati WILLIAM STICKNEY election in the District of Columbia, which will be | scribed shell be faithfully ap) peaid work, amd isno man in the land more enthusiastic in his | } the present extravagaut and corrupt new | yesterday. President of the Council. | held on the fourth Wednesday of November, 11, | that said work will be comphoted within the thee praises of the President for what he has done in government, at ana | _ rhe case of Duthie vs. G W. Casilear, proved, Anenst 19. 1571. {being the twenty-second day of that month,) the | necessary to avail of «aid guarantee of the Penney? our behalf. I am not disposed to hala that there respectfully, pouseeied tot = cngraver in Be Sreeeury Department, pending H. D. COOKE, Governor. an Zi-Sm net ot he Legislative Ansembly of the District afore. sania Central Be iroad Sona Ant prpeaees is not vet even greater to be done by the : Bas Commissioner ‘atents, Was yes~ |e a . = ~ That said je constructed f republican partyin recognition of oar clas to Pucks DN Terenatean,_ | fnaat deat tavor of Duthio on nlite | NNOFIGR BE THR GOVERNOR, AnD gucay. | Erie on the perminted Strive wnt | ree "pant te Fetemee nese Ose geet ofticial place. Indeed, I am of the opinion that ‘Tuomes J. DuRaNT,Chairman. | points involved. {Soar ‘of the District of Columbia, for wired to be isened by the District of Co- | Works the republican party owes it toitself not less than | ye at once felt the m essity of being present | ‘The Journeymen Plasterers Association last | Mission to us, to see to it that some able and efficient coi- ap act entitled “An act authorizing the | Sac. 2. Amd bet fertner enartet, That tn order to to create a debt for special im- ‘ide for the payment of said enbscription the je and repairs in said District by the | Governor ie hercly authorize! to lemme the agin inl im re} said | fexning of four millions of bonds, and levving tax | tered or coupon bends of the District of Colambie, Cook; treasurer, Jas. | District by the issuing of four million of bonds, and | for the payment of the interest as it shall annually | which shall ox. tof their iasne on their ¥ : levying a tax for the payment of the interest as it | accrue thereon, and submitting the act with the shall annually and submitting the | question of the issuing of f heir. OF disapproval, of an act : Thi night elected the following officers: President, | § "Assembly of said District entith pod des ont at tae Tartager want Citizens Emanuel Russell; vice president, Wm. Wi + | Legisiative Assemt tit : ai Joseph Rosenberry; Kecior syst ements and repairs in said | Prine cf" opeaeeted fa © recording secretary, Jose} ry; finan- | debt for spec no da ential Federal position. Theres | “opposed to the prescht extravagant and cor- ary, Joseph ition. “There is face, shall be signed by t wverpor and Secretary ir millions of improve- | of the District. and «hail be redeomable twenty peare People at ageneral elec | after date. and bear +ix per ceutum interest, payable be submitted tothe | haif yearly. to en amount necessary to ovbde anid gam of etx thousand dollare, and to sell aid Stepliensons, Seversons, and Robinsons, but an ions of improvement bonds Sia general. election in said District,” approv they and “all their friends.” One must goearly | Out the country. There are said to be 50,000 August 19, 187) tion in the said District People of said District roval, with the said ac ef the proceeds thy if vo said Pied- to squeeze his way through the crowd, so wesum- | Masons in the United States, and a contribution Sees Fed rie ort, ig phe ae Cole Serine end heres a - difticuity of his returning through the crowded | Of one dollar from cach would complete the work. Metis te he wee den ek er ; moned our special, everlasting, unlicked, thin- | _In the Police Board yesterday the attorney, | votes s+ henty given, that at the next general tax for the payment nat’ as it shail an- | by at a lower rate than uinety edged reporter, and started him off to the Bo: W. A. Cook, Esq., delivered an opinion upon held on the fourth Wednesday of ‘ember, 1811, | nually accrue thereun.and eubmiiting the act, with | per centum of the par value thereof, of Trade rooms. He hasn't been on duty m the question of the succession of Gov. Cooke to (being the twenty-second day of that month,)the act | the question of the issuing of four millions of it SKe. 3. Amd bets ferther enacted, That tn orter to nd endured | 2)... the days of Dem. Jack. Ass-oc the position of the late Mayors of Washington | if the Le lative Anscmbly of the District of Colam- provement bonds. to a vote of the peuple at a general | meet the interest t- accrue on sald hole, thoes " ng we ion Piet ¢ | bia. entitled ‘An act authorizing the District of Oo- | ejection in the said District tion, and is ee ont ae shy gp ey Poy aay Bag nesaacoatie en iumbia tocreate a debt for s cia heprovements and | ‘Said election will be the fits if "Ceane, excwater | shecenor Of the two Mayors by virtue of the | "pita sual putt by tb waning tour mil | eh pacege bossing things, and Ronee fame, Act, ho becomes aM | interest as itshail annually accrue thereon apd sub- | puslly accrue om four. w:llion ng was to be 2 offici ; sbinothncas a) shall be levied annum x per cent 4 such lower rate as m evers bundred dollars of the af real mud p » -the proceeds of which x Pectal fw pledged for the pay- at i men in the iumph beyond bonds, an siuabia by * ice Board. mitting the act with the question of the issuing of | thorized to be fesued by the Distric apd repairs in said District by the issaing of four | published § and is of a retiring disposition anyhow, re- | Put oF ae necepte a follows: | Ecirapproval ordisapprovels memection with the | Siike sce ac tetsctt enn for tue pareacut | alread by the, tired, but immediately returned, and presenting | Thomas Betts, for grading Oth and 10th streets, | Gueside et issuing aor millions of boniefer special | Sumeceeerent, ae i eball annually: ‘Question of the | rusty teanie-one Pe inis special thin edge f the door-keeper, passed | from Maryland avenue to Hl street. Morris Mur- improvement and repairs as mentioned in said act. | jesning of four millions ‘of improvement bonds, t | one band be aueall tent mit the He continues: “+I sce by the news: | in unchallenged and unobserved. “He looked | Phy, for parking and grading Maryland avenue | improvement and repairs first general election after | @ vote of the poople at agencral election in said | seme tathe people, nnd proncite the fore Ge ekne around tor the expected crowd, but it wasn't | im the 2th and 2ist districts, from the Capitol to | the passage of said act, Said act is hereto subjoimed | District” it shall be voted up: 2 . here. About twenty persons were present, | Sth street north. Follansbee & Co., for the im- | and publication thereof ismade herewith, pba said slection, as respecte the said act. will be U. HOLSE. passed “J. H. Crane, A. Watson, B. Severson, | Plovement of ist street north, from’ Pennsylva_ Governor of the District of Columbia, | Bel? asin the eaid, act provided. |e nade Stick NEY. emand- 8, G.W. Haiton, T. J. Durant, G.w. | Dia avenue to F street, and 2nd street northwest EDWIN L_ STANTON 4 HD. CouKE. idest of the Gouncit N. Sargent, J. A. Cushing, Dr. | from Peri yaste svomee ie a Secretary of the District of Columbia, Governor of the District of Colum % Approved. Angaet } 1501 3 J.B. *redel Mis enue. George Neitzy, for paving wi igian 3 A COOKE, Governor. ant tm J Gn es ME ee Fendult, | paucment, tech strect’ from Penseylvante Socr AY Act authorising the District of Ootambia tocreste Secretary of the District of Columbia, > We a 2 ‘8 debt for 6) d lienating | Fred. Coombs, W. H. Tenney, and H, Polkin! | nue to the canal, and 12th street west, from B suid District by the issuing of four million of bonds, | AN AcT levying ® tax for tle payment of the inter- and levying a tax for the payment of the interest eet, as it shall annually accrue on four million as it shall aunually accrue Pees ceane cohesitaing dollars of bonds, authoriz d tobe issucd by the Defeated by Baiti- the act with the question of the issuing of the four istrict of Columbia by an act entitled “ An act Mr. T. J. Durant called the meeting to order, and by way of an apology for the paucity ot | Base Bar1— Washin, . a a a ~ 07 tne Oly % jilion of improvement bonds to a vote of the peo- euthoriz: the District of Columbia to create a pest anally ma seainan 7 and tts jong | tharche coer re mee ee ee ee ree snaps Getented the Olympics, of | . million of imprevement bonis $0.9 vole a : debs for apecial lmproveenents cad encive te main e rep an; ad- | thatthe executive committee had issued eirea- | Washington, again on the Madison avenue ted bY the Lex mdly of the | District by the issuing of four millions of bonds FF ae Must Dot sufler any such selfish con- | jars to the number of about two hundred wal grounds in Baltimore yesterday afternoon. The | £6, tt, act gd Marta that special im- | and levying a tax for the payment af thee teat sideration as this to determme our conduct. i cirenlars stated the object of the | Olympics made but three first and three total provements and " 16 streets, avenues, as it shall annually accree thereon,and subumit- But not being personally Our obligation to sustain the republican party tion, and the parties into whose hands | bases on Matthews, whilst the Pastime batted | Slleys, and roads of the District of Columbia may bs | _ ting thence wan ahs question of the issuing of | !90y of them, T hope my former work ma is binding upon us as Americans, no less than a3 | they were’ given for circulation were in- | Brainard very finely. There were several errors | commenced and completed, and sewers aud bridge four millions of improvement bonds. to a vote of | Scient guaran’ etebeere 1s j colored men. Were one’s duty to support a | 5 ucted to be careful that only those who | on the Pastime score, but no serious ones. | be constracted therein, and T necessary public Sepeosl> t egeneral election in the said Dis- | 2... a+ No. a7 P rity to depend upon his securing office or not, | were friendly to the cause should have then. | Waterman and Sweasey were the most unforte, satbariond nad capoeeved: ter cod inteteat cea | En's enmen by the Jiptalattien Aaeinity a? tte ———_____ eee hare not even, the republican | Ac “the close of his remarks he begged | Bate ones on the score of the Olympics, and took District, to iesue, or cause to be lesusds as berein: | Dertritc token ba reer et Faery Pond P4SESTs, SAVE MONEY. povernmente Comilcratinn of eeseroL or tke | icave "to introduce Mr. Cico. W. ‘Itiges, | 2 good share of the errors with which theirseore | District iat Fegistered of coupon bonds to the | the interest aumualt}. as it men sere eae =; wernment. Considerations of patriotism—con- | the president of the organization. Me. Riggs, | is sprinkled. amount of four million dollars, fu dencaui million dollars of bonds authorized to be issued by SCHOOL BOOKS lerations, of duty, ought and must determine | tayx'the chair, intimating that he hadn't cs Pastime. 8 0 0 3.200 3 0-16 | fifty,one hundred, five hundred, and one thousand rict of Columbia in accordance with the pro- | sold at publishers’ prices. Complete steck of our action in this regard. time to remain with the convention, and that he | Olympi 40 0 1 20 00 2 O—4 | doilire, to be payable within twenty years from the othe set entitled “An act suthoriging the SCHOOL REQUISITES, ACCO! SH C1 4 beh aan =e tan n i on nds. _— —— -— = ~ While it is true that the essential and funda- pie the sheet orthe. meeting: fet teas | Rear, Eerave Sauxe.—Green & Williams in hereby levied om the iasable properte oP tke Das | Annie of, four milliou the Interest ws itstaitaaser | (*ABR PAID FOR LADIES, GENTS AND Migral Jdens of freedom. enfranchisement, and | funds tor the coming election contest against the have sold part of lot No. 6, square 696, om Vir- | trict of Columba, tor the perl cars, to | ally accrue fhereon.and submitting theact withthe | Cosa fF: LOTHL | Tr o Mi J re of . DRE: opay the interest which may | gacstion of the isening of four mi of DOTS. ES, tax shall Bo collected In sums St two Wranived nod Beni be de ae ronso te paomi a era ba Weide ee siren x atom attended ‘oct i ed 825 1, in square 625, northwest corner of Massachu- | tax * ol ms of. two Ir ion in wa jet, 8 tax of two huw of Washington to. iy Pe a . eetts pcmnody ‘and North Capitol street, (in all | Si#>ty thourand dollar, jarteg once of said years, | and cighty thousand dollars is hereby | levied upon reeably to the provisions e act of the Congress | the taxab! rty in said District Whe acieaen group of Hote gianced at | 3.590 square feet.) to John Burns, at 55 cents | Ofthe United kiates, entitled neg er ict government, and, before taking his seat, ia avenue, between 3d and « CAS : streets, to S. | an amount gufficiant to p Ss OEE ok y telling them that Ty on the campa’ the period : ‘ Au act to providefor | of twenty years, to au amount sufficient u ROFES N. {ii the liberty and | each other, eviderily trying to solve the ditieutt | per foot. a government for the District of Colntubia,” ap. | interest which may accrue on saidbondedurig ena | ______ ROFESSION, equal rights, the common privileges and immu- | $l, metical preview boy seen eae Thee. Wy Fowler, reat estate agent, sold, for | prived February twenty cne-cighteen buuicd and | period, which tax sinll be collected it vassacd tng 3.M.D —- spr perp ee beyond 25 WOULD Go INTO 20. J.J. Sullivan, one of those $7,000 three-story oaree ee “7 phe some, meaner that the gea- oath pamareonees Ry each of J. 32 iSru Staser, wean I possibility of reversal or overthrow. Its work sin, 4 . a brick houses on 6th street, between O and P 7 ‘ * will not be done till State and national laws are | pt@viRE Produced a pleasant sensation, eg Durant sat down, and was followed b: streets N. W., to act bettas applied aud used exclusively for the payment of the {ongrons entitled “-An act to provide a government " J. interest anpuatly accruing on said for the District of Columbia. approvel February yento the Medical and Buret- of thot | Crane, who stated, much to the relief of the ee Rec. 3, And be ut Surthe enacted: That the Gover. | twenty-first, clghteen hundred and seventy onevant | 3 rete the imposition of hy impecinious property-holders, that it was pro- CorpER.—At 6 o’clock this morning the ther- | nor shall/in connection with the Secretary and the | in the same manner that th eral taxes bd | cimore, Virginia and Alstams . lation, common law rights; | Fosed to raise the desired fund by imitating the | mometer at 12th and M streets registered 39 | Comptroiler. prepare said bonds for issue and sal District shall be collected, be applied and used Pin ny toy Foy — eve je gree oO ir fi he ball be desi; ited “special only seven degrees above | On their face they shall be designai pareci Sp 9. 9038 tm" ‘ROT, TE a to them (be seal of the trict. entitled “An act authorizing the District of GINEER AND SOPERIN DEST, S orders promptly executet. DRAWINGS for pote ‘at the old stand, t. Columbia to create a debt for ii mn 34 Suc. 4. Amd be it further enacted, That the bonds | and repulte, in said Tieeiet Ue ie ise ee wa Bescon Ben id, antil regal said purposes, shall be do- | of the: interest ae it shall aeuaeiy eens ee | lant ‘ wiicewmmmeaner said, : : an r ae Bonted withthe Comptrolier of sald District,and he | and submitting the act, with the auestion of inqping soley 7 v hall not permit any one or more of them to go out of four millions m1 4 pointed to solicit subscriptions, and that the | Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, | *)* bes the p ‘general election in the said D + of his possession, except for the purposes of this act; | the le exveutive committee be empowered to select | between 4 and 6th streets. and be shall give euch security tor their eale keep: | Seabee general election which aay be ich said el £, exclusively for the payment of the interest annually | Office bours from § to 10.3 te ~ | accruing on said bonds; that this act shall be eat) N. © Stank WeaTnen, nother member of the committee | Without damage to vegetation.e wae had raised thirteen hundred dollars—that is, that aes E.* ‘“TTOKN AND O . ing as miay be required by the Governor, and he | the peecnge sl thinaey ona respec shail keep & tegintor or account of ali bonds which | thishet shall be tent oe eee provided GEORGETOWN. may be prepared and issued under this act, sud make | | First. Upon the approval of theese ie whall be full report, frou the te tims, tothe Lrgislative | published fs the Dalle Ger apiole pita taal be Assembly, of the amount of sales, as well sof the | And Eveniug Star, mewspapees fe ony Bike ay amount of interest that may have accrued or to be | in such oth:r papers ast Governor may direct, he ‘eof be continued for thres Tne Comrxe Boat Rac —The Potomac brother by various democratic ‘ots presout. | Miller, George H. Fox and S. E. Wheatley were | 880i! quarter after the Mr. Hatton warmly urged the feasibi mdjor ent FoR lar session of the Legislative Assembly, and Levying a tax for the periud of twenty of the | appointed a committee to meet and confer with | million and a balf during the year one fhvussnd | patent ott ont ae eee a similar a ot the Aaalostan Boat dent Lome eg pen he ey La Sart _ ub, eeary arrany erhor W i. ten jc jumbia, thejuegro vote | Olub, and to make sll necessary a: F Club to | the issue thereof is authorised se aforesaid, sod tree, | trict.of Gotambie ‘act authorizing the NNA, AZTORNEY AT Law, mykoune's Law Building, ; Y ‘ said bonds shall con- | lumbia to create a debt for special improvements scourage the collectio . | Tow @ six-oared lapstreak gig-race on or be- | Such issue and sale said t Pro} 7 ei a rete aes tune | Em thon tall gathering there wocidapring | Eyecn fhe 8h and i ce Uctaber mex wag | “EM BOQ GED cts, was yom ne | SucePsfLnsmestinries ake eae lee | OC TRACHER OF asia pated we are no less American citizens, with the | iarwer meetings, until in the mighty campalgs | alo accepted, and the same committee stated | act2Sj onan tatt of Zt bonds the proceeds thereof | of the interest ae it shail annually accrue tienen ie Seual resporsibilities of citizenship attaching to | thehuge army of the opposition would auddee, | above, were authorized to confer with e slates | mares posited in the treasury of the District, | and submitting the act, with the question of the CAULFIELD 'S CLASSES us. As colored men, we are the subjects of ly be hurled against the weak improvementists, | committee of this club and make all arran, and shall be drawn out upon warrants of the Board | suing of four millions of improvament hoode ten guitar Cio soe duties, ag we are and have been | und in one mighty overwhelmmg vote ments. A resol e subjects o' ix 3 ment VOCAL AND INSTAUMENTAL MUSIO } ~ = f Public Works, and sball be disbursed by said | voteof th le at i ean Scape tows Board forthe ayineut of the coat of special improve- District.” Andto thus Senices this wet shall bela | Pett ay week. Bs them inte powder. [Clapping of hands > annual review and | Mets and repairs in said District, including the | the words following, tow approval from the { That so!"} Hatton, proceeded so voluably thai it'was necessary to pull him down by the coat tail. [Just here two or three Nots managed to the secretary to to be present a ; ecessary incidental expenses thereof, and for no regatta of the Po: Boat Club, which will | other purposes; but no permentechall G2 imate cndee | The ect for levying ‘Tor the of twenty WOOD AND COAL lace on the Potomac, at Georgetown, on | any contract for improvements, or for any work | years for the payment the interest as it shall an- next, at 3 o'clock p. m. done in relation thereto, unless the work done shall et acerue on the four millions of bonds to be @aAkLt C@atkt ENTS OF COAL for week ending to-day: | be ten per centum in excess of such payments, ex- | iseuc 's by the District of Columbia, agreeab 2 Caspar Phat | Sempcicn cf aur pork sudienent erckee™ | Bisteterasemmartenilodanectsatborising the , y . * a ol ork and settle erefor. ietrict to create is Tanne Company received 2.500, | “ise. 7. amd be ut Jurther enartedy That the tin- | and repairs rrasia: ince Oe oe “4 Ray's Dock, received 6,585, ship- | provements which may be made by virtue of this act | million of bonds and levyi ble (get that when. ber was opened it was door of the ch: from the insi My stock of COAL is now complete, embracing al! apparent and ped 6.7: u * « Consolidation Coal Company, re- | Shall be commenced and carried on according tothe | of the interest as it shal the best varieties. Price as low as inferior Cosi, the ballot ware tot the erin and nent word of encoutagrmeat from his | Muncnasta! Fscnaxce, Wheat, 9,000 | Peemycdie taper Vebrintyeipltese Menard Sg | td eubtaiing the act with the cueston of 5. CLAY STEWART, are, indeed, liberty itaste armen words 0 er er wus | vechelsofiered, Sales 1000 at @ionge ‘s Pers srenty-one, and exclusively forthe promotion of mae People st a general election in the said Office, corner H and 12th streets; ne Other thing than such | ready to fight in his feeble way—ready to fall | $1603. Bec. 8. And be tt further enacted, That if any | Third. That the tickets for and this act | #?-tf Depot, Sth and B streets south, inte the ranks and do what he could. He con- officer or employe of the said District shall use,or | shall be deposited in the ballot boxes oy the Gov- | ———————____—__________ tinned at length to recite his experience, anl to CITY ITEMS consent to the use, of any of the money authorized | ernor is required to provide for the deposit of the C @AL! woop: eselyes ser | lament that so few had shown a willingnoss to —_— . Shall oa cumviction thareel le tap Cotamen teas fet nuterising he District of Caieania see mate MARLOW'S ‘© the | co-operate with them; comparing thes: . s os lumbia to create = r il 1 = > cl book at Heil- | of the District of Colambi punished by imprison- | debt for sj im ents and Cur numbers and political power | crate times with the good old chivalric days of | ,, THE LADS who left her oe ae rel, | eects tel of aes Deltetie ee District, by the issuing of four millions or bonus | WOOP 45S CO4E TARD. yore, when instead of twenty persons as mauy ratify the seme, 2. | than three nor more thantwelve months, aud by a levying & tax for the payment of the interest as it Corner 7th street and Canal. nee Of ail its industrial and feos ial thousands would have risen to defend their | ‘den! Supe fine of not less than fire hundred dollars ‘nor more ahs I apunally scorns thereon and * omitting ad Ee end onpnat ie: Ss trial nancial | 5 . on bewen bn iq | than one thousa: . wi uestion of the issuing o| fo p soveral o bon nd the conservation of all that per- | M&M, £ Georgetown, suggested that a | Fellow'n Hally will be closed: om Money tha | ,Sieyeamd oe tt Surther enacted, That this act | miltienrof Mapes to ont aemuink of the our | | Op hand and to arrive. cveral cw COAL, of ab Mr. Tenney, of Georgetov ee Fetlow’s Hall, will be closed on Monday the | sneit be submitted tothe people or clectore of anid. | mr eane.of Improsement ho District aad keke a | Sines. hese duties we accept; and the earnestness | TCturn to the discussion of finauces would be in | 25th instant. 2 | District at the first general election which may be | fo the question of the iesuing. of fous waitin ot Also, large stock of WOOD, sawed sud split, or tr ioe order.) {Here there was auother movement to- ——- —— assage together with the questions of | improvement bonds, and the election iu referees te = , . and energy, which characterize our past con- | Ward: the door.) In order, he said, to collect by AN FLEGANT Broche Shawl, for sale at the four millions af bonds aforesaid, I respects, as remarie, | the stick re a sure pledge of our purpose to meet | Pooks or vig rsa large amounts at the head | Prince’s Bazaar, under Loan Office, 1006 Penn. hereinafter provided, nameiy: Perscus entitled to vote and otherwise,in accord- | _&@” Rednction made to parties purchasing thefr of the list would do’ more to insure a similar | avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. First. Upen the approval of the act it shall be | ance with the laws and Fegulatious which may be | winter's supply. All salce guarautoed to give entire — - the ee [Continued applause. a nember of numerals down the page, and he 2 a | pablished ran, (ea Seren er di- Rblicable to the holding of general elections tu said | satisfaction. tthe conclusion of Mr. Langston’s address, | ™ ever ma a street, bet rect, not less three, hereof x -Oh, why should the Spirit of Mor. | ould beg to snggest that those moneyed mon L, 4 vt : entire new st q omrth. Promptly attended to, '- | present (there being three) should head the list | Ey Wil! open an entire now stock of Boots and a for three months prior to said election. Fourth. Uj rope wo ing the polls, the ballots for and | SZ Orders throngh y i 2 "hi lots t said election shall be i jy Root Whe nth inst. 2 ‘The ballots used at suid, election shall be | againet thie faw shail be counted the Counted by the election off — =! with their thousands, and then allow others like | Shoes at tow pric ond. a rivted, and. those in favor act, cere, and a tally list thereo! be made out — himself, who could not afford large sums, io | 45) cypenwean Reening of said bonds, or of the coutractionof said | the'comelstiny brite Counting of ead ballotesas ae Cc ak AND Wwoen inner was then served on the ground, and | come inon the last end; ax in this way none Se NN iad debt, shail be in the words following, to wit : licate returns of the votes cast in each election dis- DIR&CT PROM VESSEL Then ant Siidremea followed, until 5 o'clock. | Youid be inveigied into dovating small ampuene Winnet, eat Contin Plame, For the act of the District of Columbia entitiea | {ict tor this act together with statements of the ag- as chan ace b Drembert (ake Sieger erint oon tae ___, Flannel, and For f Ki entit! number of Votes cast thereat for members of : uname Ge Bemamamene | xecwese™ Aticairuslg Mapatcicamrecct, | fetopeinuys Arxmt cil tay erga ron Wits Coe Bg 5 e alr. - B. 3 Ps at * a eeiniae ae Wevb's ittea be carried out, viz: that those pres: | srogicr ¥ine Scart, Bows and Ties, said District, ibe inet of four fallen cP, eniral election precia ts or isricts, which aan QvaLiry axp Qcanrirt Goananvene. Board of Public Works. t n opportunity of pul ntl ory . ing a tax for of the interest, jesignate the number of vot t for this loan, hames in the book Mr. Crane hatgn his deck, | Supertine Superstont, Balbriggan, Lisle Thread, | hall comunity acetone ~ ioe Toe caegatt for this loan, and submitting the | one of which returns shall be placed in the ele i ction. | Genuine LYKENS VALLEY. ss erin we Is > m i AS! Auarded and Accepted. rane then slowly walked trofigh the au. At low prices. Cy gd rn ll ny Spe yenel the ook, colt giontine oad the hee alt io chanel ee | hear e HIT ». At the meeting of the Board of Public Works = bilge: fee oa = a port Pade Go. C. Henxtnc, ‘at a general election in said District.” sealed envelope and be directed to the Secretary of the | Superior CHESTNUT... Fa 88 eis the chief engineer was ordered to | ink used was spilled by parties jostling Crane's 410 Seventh street N. W. ud for the lsauing of four millions of improve- | District and be placed in his hands by one or more of ere Pe WED ee eee cost of opening 16th street, on a | elbow in their efforts to a ment bonds as provided in said act. said election officers. OAK PINE WOOD at same low rates. straight line from Boundary street to Columbia MAKE THEIR WAY TO TRE poor. FRaxo, And the bells seeing: said act and the iesning | | Fifth. On receiving the sald envelopes containing See ake mcipel stores throughout the road. The chief of the bureais o: cuatracts was | White 34, Orane was pursuing his melaacholly the Hatter, of epee er eens pereuecieame. the commer cued St Seechen, sererarz shall examine | off 0m JOSEPH L_ SEYMOUR, ordered to make a contract with Hugh Murray ! march— has opened a Against the act of the District of Columbia en- | cast in each district: and after a fag os shall certify ao ‘hb street. | for grading Khode Island avenue, between Cou- | Mr. F. A. Cushing proceeded to read a resolu- New Hat Store, titled, < An act authorizing the District of Colum: | the result to the Governor and file a copy of suc porite Post Office ticut avenue and Ith street; and sth street, | tion, 433 Seventh street, pairs in said Distt, by Prey ee 3 is ak by sopent Crom.cee <nene = corti. frauds pract ent. Mr. E ; gue in favor al be —— Ger: eed the Patriot at length for the able r ‘Will be the Place gud submitting the act, wi a we been ¢: favor of this law, it shall be in LETTER FROM GENERAL BoWARD. | issuing of the four millions of improvement b is full force and effect, and the Governor shall pro in which it had shown up qe ring ee toa volo of the people at a general election in said | Claim the sama inthe peer nt ke Dec al pro, wie | movement, but he had been informed that Mr, Hats of evers description ct rict. this Iaw may be published. If a majority of votes | Pxor.T.A.Coox-—Dear Sit: [have for sine time * gainst the issuing of four millions of im- ion ‘this ect ut shall x 2 the BALM OF LIFE in my family asa warm Totiee occasionally, sedang forth as an ex- eee migra cae oie tor each chestion alatrict mee “jupangiets iad = ses h 9 we have we in ccompending op ort ‘= Sor " ing s' f hed +t be 2. Ah 5 eo win 0 ere tus a t’ - cuse that his paper being a national sheet mat-| For THe CHEAPEST AND Best fitting Shirts | | Thi in which the bal- | pubication of this act in the newspapers Seto, | eee ea Yours uray tersof suck local insigniticence would be dead | eal! at Price’s Gent's Furnishing Depot, 113 ath | shalibe peosiicd 07 fhe Gores ote for aud against the said law and foraad agains: | Um ration of ier to them. What they wanted was a good | street, between D and E streets. iota fer provement bonds, sail be depocised. end cas | enid Sor the peri i r i | Soocee gead a Ul be conducted in al aiternoon paper which would reach everybody. Gext’s Frnxisuixe Deror.—Try the 1 | “leet hee | Reeretary of the Dis of three mouths, there shall be ©. 0. HOWARD, ature of ihe Governor and ofthe Brig. Goueral U-8. A, ‘tot that it w: to - the people at the first general leet after its passe Laver from JUDGE WYLIE, af U. 8. Seoreme proval, and a copy of Tourt, D. > filed an Wasutnoton, D. O.. June : notice shali be filed and recorded in the office ast B.iwey Tir E ter f Price’s Gent's Furnishing Depot, 413 7th street, | tions which may beapplicable to the holding of geu- ween D and E streets. tf | eral elections in said istrict. of the See of the District. oe ypse one 3 i not take | Corns, &.—D Dear sir: 1 ° vurth. Upen closing the polls, the ballot-boxes | “sec. 3. And bet: fursher enacied, That whoreas an | the beir's fair trial, and um anuch plonend: wi Vhite, chiropodist, No. 535 | sere en ete tt Pe opeuedtend tie tate efiecte. . said ticks herves and revive ) ot the morning papers as they were uot of | 45th strect, opposite ‘Treasury, Washington, and | [ors shail be immediately counted, and e tally list | this act in the event of its approval by the Reople: it | bair, nf bad a ag that are not yet made, but which are to be made | the right class aid character. No.7 North Charles street, Baltimore, success- | thereof be made, and upon the completion of the | oy army S chet Thocenaes [pais a without delay, that this purchase and the con- THEY HAVE TO TAKE THE STAR. fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, | counting = — Siecle dhacticts aenoee CHARLES L. RULSE, op your recotumendation, and from the faith its ase. tracts cover the product of but twoof the nu-| He took Tax Star because he had fo in order &c., without pain. ee ae ni Speaker of the Honse of Delegates. | thus far, he* secured from me, 1 should foe} great merous brick-vardsin the vicinity, and that the | to gct the local news, but would take this cam- ke el ee. ive ‘ WILLIAM STICKNEY. confidence in taking it as «medicine, CF | prices were below the usual market rates.” ‘The | pafen paper. oes oe oat Sorc te ; Within forty-eight houre, be made out and Angnst 19 yeppitent of the Council. =e sail WEE. committer submit @ letter from Mr. Brown, | Mr. Polkinhorn, an old printer, fally under- | best wane he kate ae signed by the officers of the several election pre- | Approved, August 19. 1871. amin . — 4 which explains the case fully, and which they | standing the e: of such an enterprise, | Srst clase G! ae cuit ©. Bau’s Kid Glove | “incts or districts, Snich retmuns aball designate (he sae a Wasuinotox, July ist, 187, believe to be avery je and generous | dampened the Of the would-be “‘nowspa | good choice in calling at C. Baum mum poniecgue of which returns shall be piatedin | NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE | Dear Professor: offer, and recommend its acceptance. They | per men,” and suggested the idea of circulars pot, OS Tth street, pag yee a ‘with the Noh enstdit putiteing an ‘act entitled “An After your igrE pres >. add: “It does not appear from any evidence of- | to be thrown into every door. This project Gorrzs PaText RErcectine Gas aw | ‘he clection bot and the shall | to suthorige a subscription to, the stock of the Pied- | stances of disorders in AL he 8 3 Inforshation that was notin thepomecion oc ay | Sih Mi ey eicetee ena anuated that | ase Suanes wil fave, ono-halt ofthe, quan: | Gopinath wet ghee meaigtoted athe | ment and Foiomnc Raitved Company Bealacie, catarri od all exterial indian: in format was axy | all other similar advertisements of pate - ut the Seer: Pinte ‘ soeathins te dae erica Peas convinced of effency other contractor or dealer in the city, the por cinee, &c., were brushed out: by “onpriueipled of thems They are ch por pierre red in his hands by one or more of said election or -™ od 58 aiiGs, an, been made subsequent to the time | servant girls.” senthal, No. 404 7th fone the agent for them, , On receiving the said + = when the probable demand for a Merge panes Mr. Durant explained that the entire. and also Goetz’s Double-cone Chandelier | 4,5"? su7ns es aforesaid, Rev. FATHER BOYLE. of bricks was well known to the pub! of the campaign would amount to $25,00), and | Nefectors, and the Diamond Diftusive Daylight £28 Examine the'samesand ad 2 ibeateitns - that the cost of publishing the Reflectors. or yotes on ifs feta ence Lee Mat Jest night, and | Seopa interest ae spose os sees | _ trum wove routan Sewing Machines tn tno | SER TRe pieces of satannentad Ieee GRP Sad ctnerrens | thas he bal Se lonans aed: woell gall. Goes De the McLean & Elastic Lock ipped out.) price of #0-and sif upward, they are war- oF. A 404 7th street, is the we led for the question uw, the rewolution of riced machines. The termsare very easy. Pennsylvania Ave- | StrCushittg for the eatattiahment of & : wl “MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS. t ——