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MOMDATMOtmQt
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Territorial GoYornmont for
tho District.
Tho Now Bill Agreed Upon
by the Bub-Committee.
We aire b.lo tb. bill tt' a l.rrllorl.l form
?tS?SS3S
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".. VH nam. of lit Diitmiol Ue
IU"mU That the icutlv power .d oo
thorilT in "! "r Id District or Oo tomb
lEal be vested la jtoveronr, who ehall hold
hU offlM for foir vcare, i '""
" hU odflu.llfltd Tho cot-
rnor shall bo it ellltcn of, and reside wlihla
eld District, and nv tbe quallfloetloosof
an elector Ho may iraot pardons and respites
for oSootoi against tho Uwi or said District
enacted bjtUo UfUUttfo assembly thorooTi
ho shall oo m mil lion alloffleere who shall be
elected or appointed tootOjt under tho iliwi
or tho said District, enacted ,'" ?. d
bill tak ear that tho lin bo faithfully ox-
"see 1 That there shall be Beertaryor said
District, who ahall reside thereto, and poass
tho aualiflaatloa of ao elector, and ahall hold
hlaomec four yeare. and until hla successor
ball bo clotted Dd qualified ho shall rtoord
and preserve all lawa and proeeedlos: ot the
leiislatlve assembly hereinafter constituted,
aod ill tho cat and proceeding ot tho iov
ernor la hla executive department) ho ahall
trsnsmlt one copy of tho lawa and Journals of
tho leflilatifO assembly wltbla thirty days
after the and of each session, and one eopy of
tho executive proceedings aod ofRslal corre
spondence semiannually, on tho Drat iWyof
January and July in each your, to tho Presi
dent of tho United State, and two eoploa of
tkolawitotho President of the Senate audio
tha Speaker of tho Hoveeor Kenresentallree
for tho uia of Uoogrcss And it ease of tho
death, romovrL resignation, or nbieneo or tho
governor from tho biatrial, the aeereury iball
be, aod ho la hereby, authorised aod required
to eiecut aod perform all tho powera and du
tleeor tho governor during auoh vaetney or
absence, or until another governor ahall bo
duly appointed or elected and quxUfle 1 to Oil
uan vacancy
Ma A rit t nrntlilnnil VAvarnor and ate
relary thai! bo appointed by the President or
tho United Statu, who hail hold their office
reiDCetlvolr. until their suacessore ahall be
looted and qualified) gorernor and secretary
to bo eboieo t tho flrel general eleatlon after
tko adoption or tali eat by tho elector! or tho
aid District, qualified to vote for member or
toe eouoou ana souse 01 representatives, wno
it noiu lueir vuigee irapvciiTjf iwr tarn
torn of four yearo
See ft fhat leglalatlTo power aod authority
In aald Dlitrlet ahall bo vested In a leglilaUv
assembly, aa herelaaftor provided The legle
latlve eisemhly ahall eoailit or council and
houio of representative Tb eounell ahall
cooilit of thirteen in ember, bar lag tho quail
Beatloaa of rotora, whoso term or eervjeoohall
eontlnua two yeare The home of represent
ative ahall eomlit ot twentyil membera
poeilng tho aama quallneatlons a pro
acrtbed for tho membera of tho eounell, whoso
tern of service ahall continue one rear An
anDortlonmtnl ahall ba nail, aa naarlv an ul
aa practicable, Into thirteen district for tho
election of tho council, and Into twenty-stx
district for repreaeatatlves, giving to each
sest loo of tho district representation In tho
ri ot ii quitiinwi Toiars, aa naarir m mmy
be And the member e of the council and of
tbehouaeof representatives ahall reside in
and be Inhabitant or, the dlitrlet from which
they arc elected, respectively And the first 1
election ahall bo held at such time and place, !
and bo conducted In such manner, both aa tu
the person who ahall superintend such clcc
tlon and tho roturna thereof, as tho governor
ahall appoint and direct The persons having
the highest number of legal votes In each of
aald council districts, respectively, for mem
hereof the council, ahall be declared by the
rovernor to be dulv elected to the eounelli an I
the person having the highest number of
trgai toiii ior ins nouicoi representative
la caeh or aald dlitrlet a, respectively,
hall b declared by the governor to bo duly
elected member or aald llousei Frofidfi,
That lo eaao two or more peraona voted tot
ahall haro aa equal number or rotre, ao I In
ewe a vacancy ahall otherwise occur la either
branch of the legislative assembly, the ttor
ernor ahall order a new election And the
persons thus elected to tho legislative aiem
bly ahall meet at each place and on aush day
aa tha Uovernor ahall appolnti but thereafter
tha time, place and manner of holding anj
eonductlng all election by the people, and
tho formation of the dlitrtit for member or
tho Council and House of Uepresentatlvei,
thall be prescribed by law, a well a tho day
of the commencement of the regular act Ions
of the legislative assembly! PrvrideJ, That no
eeealaa la aay year shall vasewU ltt iirm
of sixty days, except the first scisloo, which
may continue ninety daya
Sec 6. That all mala cltliena of the United
Statea. above the ago or twenty-one year.
who ahall bar been actual resident of aald
aad ahall bo eligible to aoy office wlthlo the
aald District! but the qualification of voters,
aad of holding office, at all ubquent tleo-
mooi, saau oaauoa as snail oc pressriocd oy
""laeVnlTlT" asacmblr
"sc r Thattheleglelallropowerof tboDls
riat ahall a i land la all rlrhtful aubiaats nf
legislation wiioio aaiu uiairiei, cunsisieai
with tho Oooatltutloo of tho United State
nod the provision of tnli act but all acta of
the legislative assembly shall at all time b
subject to repeal or modtlleatloa by the Con
rrii of the United Statea. and nothlnr harala
nll be eooilrud to deprive Congress of the
power or legislation overcald District la a
ample manner ae If tbla lew had oot been an-
aciea
See I That do member of tha legislative
assembly antll hold or be appointed to aoy
office which shall have been created, or tho
alary or emolument or which shaH have
been Increased while ho wai a memberYllurlag
the term for which ho wa elected and for one
year after tha expiration or sush teim.
Sec That the tald leglslatlr assembly
hall oot haro power to pass any m pott fttf
law, nor law Impairing too obligation of con
tracts, nor to tax the Property of tho Unite J
Slates, nor to tag tho land or other properly
of non resldeot higher than tha land or
other property of residents: nor ahall lands
or other property Ueall DUtrlet bo liable to
a higher tax, In any one year, for all general
objects, territorial and municipal, than on
every hundred dollar or tbo oaah Talue
tbereoft but apeelal taxet may b levied la
particular aectlona, wards, or dlttrlst for
their particular local Improroraoatsi no ahall
aid territorial loisrsnisl have power to
borrow money or Uauo stock or bonds for any
object whatever, amoept by o Iwo-thlrd rote
of caeh branch of aald legislative assembly
Sec 1ft That tho legislative aaaambly shall
bare power to uiiu ton puitiun u iui uim
trie! not Included in the corporate Umlta of
Washington or Oeorgetowo, into towniblns,
and to create township office, aod prescribe
tho dutla thereof) but all township officer
ahall bo elected by tho people or tho town
ships, respectively
Bee 11. That tha property of that portion of
the District not Included lu the corporation
of Washington or Uaorgetown shall not be
taxed for tbc purposes either or improving the
treat, alley e, public sausres, or other public
property of lb said cities, or either of thorn,
doi for any other expenditure or a local Da
tura, for tho exclusive benefit of eald cities, or
olthor of them, nor for tho payment or any
debt heretofore contracted, or that may he re
after bo contracted by either of aald cltlc
while remaining under a municipal govern
ment not eooxtenalr with the District
See IS. That tha propcity within the cor
porate limits or Georgetown shall not be taxed
for the payment of aoy debt heretofore or
hereafter to be contracted by the corporation
or Washington, nor ahall tho property within
the oorporato Umlta or Washington be taxed
for tho payment of any debt heretofore or
hereafter to be contracted by the corporation
of Ocorgetowniand eo long a aldeltU ahall
remain under dietlnot municipal governments
tba property within tho oorporato limits of
olthor or eald cities ehall not be taxed for the
local bene at of tho other
See. 1) That 11 ehall be the duty of etll
legislative assembly to maintain a system of
free ceboolc forth education of the youth of
aid District, and all money raised by general
tasatlon or arising from donation bv Coo
IS
rrec ioroooipurpoaa tuau aw appropriate i
rnatha aitual hanc&I of all tha Voulh nf atll
District betwaea certain, ages to n defined by
So 11 That tho ald legislative assembly
ball have power to provide for the appoint
ment or ae maoy Juetlee of the peace and no
tarle public for said Dlitrlet a may li
deemed Beoccaary, to define their Jurladlution
and proccrlbo their dutioei but Justices of the
peace ehall oot have Jurisdiction of aoy con.
trovarsv In which tho till or land mar bo In
dispute, or It which the debt or aum claimed
ahall exceed one hundred dollara ProrLUd.
Aciccwr, That all Justice of the peace and no
taiiea puuua buw ia camioiiiiou snail con
tinue In office till their present coumlsslona
oxpiro, unless aooncr removed pursuant to ex
lstlog lawa
HCO 1ft Thattha luillalal eniitli nl aaM Tlla-
trtst ahall rsmata as uow orgaolied until abol
1 bod or changed bv not of Oongreait but aald
legislative assembly st.aU have power lo pas
law modifying tha practice thereof, aud con
ferring ueh additional Jurisdiction as may be
Boecaaaryto the due execution and enforce
ment of the lawa or aald District) and ahall
also hare power ta establish by law a police
court with one or more Judges, and euch mlo
lsterlal officer aa may be deemed necessary
thereto, aad to prescribe the power and Jurla
dletlonof such court, tb manner or appoint
ing the Judge or Judge aod all other officer
thereof, and tb terms ot Ibelr office re
peciiveiy
Sec 10 That the office ud dutlei of attor
ner and marshal of aald District ehall remain
ae undsr existing lawe till modified by act of
engross) out Bald legislative osscmoiy snail
is yuwu i impose suou auuiiiuuw uuiisa
upon said officers respectively, a mar bo
i V"."Ar l0 tb da aoforccmadt of Ue laws
icf said Dltmt
Sec. IT Thattha aai.l L.i.i.ti.. miMit ,
I.? -tpM,r t0 ' hU aald Ui
krlel oorporattona agiregaio for rellglOU.
Charitable, odusatlooat, industrial or eommer
Kiai auroaaea. and ta da. k.i. .. rrr ""T
ll l Uf B4.UIH.I mrpaiHiiu'iiV;,;.'
,J Ifituij r stars
r.7nft''-, Tbil U that pari or the If rrl
fiw oVioSuait. SUtn. tuelil 1t4 wlthlo lb
HnTtiaVlli DUtrlet olUjIumbla, be, aod th
laglonaol flMtrotowai but ahall not ha.ro
power to establish any bank of circulation,
nor to authorise aoy eonpany or Individual to
lsiue note for circulation ae money or tur
reoert frovWei, AewvMr,Thatlf aald Charter
of washlogton and Ooorgotowa, or olthor of
them, bo repoalod. or ao modlfled to take
away the power otUtatlon, tho aald loglala
tlve assembly ahall have power to levy a
apeelal tax upon property wllhla each corpo
ration for tho peynoal of tho dabte there or.
and ihail have power to aboil h tho Lory
Court.
Sec II Thai all acta and part of acta or
Congress relating to aald District of Uolunbla,
not ineooalalonk with tho provlsloo or thte
act, ahall reoiato In foroo until aao.ll Had or
repealed by tho leglslatlvo assembly or aald
District or by Oonrroea,
See If. That tha UvlUfl aaamMw .11
haro power toftrotdbv law forth aittnn
or appolataaonf of auch ministerial officers a
may be deemed neeeaaary to carry Into otTeet
the lawa of aald Ulstrist.to prescribe) their
datlee, their terme or oQco, and the rtto and
meaner or their earn pen sat lo.
Bee. 14 Thai tho governor, aeeretary and
police Judge or Jadge in b aopolatod par
eueat to lhle net shall, before tkr aclaaouch.
aay Judge ol tho Uletrlat of Uolneabla, or snns
usiieo m io peaeo in mo usaita of aald le-
rtU dnlr OatllOrllOCl Itt tulailaUlaa aalhana
afllrsaatloeia or tho lawe sse la far tkaraia,
of baforo tba hla-f Maria aa aaaaA ihiuI.i
Jtleor tho 8s ocoart of the United
maiaau a ri uonsuiouoa or lho
UoltMSlatOO sad la. fallvlaiUikirH Ika
dutleaot their roepo. of&eoe, wfeteh td
oains, wit e laaea, on an m oertiood by the
Craoo by whoea oaes ahall bar boon
koai cod each eertlfliee ehall bo received
aod recorded by the aald secretary among the
oaocntlvo proeoodUgei aa4 nil civil officer In
aald District, beroro Ibey ael ae each, ahall
Uk a Ilk oath or a farm alio a baforo the tald
gorernor or oeeroUry, or aoano Judge or Jostleo
or lho pease of tho District, who may bo duly
commissioned aod ao alia ad. or before iheehief
Justice of the Supreme Court of tho United
niaies, waifs ai4 oaia or amrmaiionanaii do
ertlOed aad transmitted by tho pereon taking
tboaamo to tho secretary, to bo by him re
corded a aforesaldi and afterwards tha Ilka
oath or affirmation shall bo takes, certified
an j roeoraeu in eusa manner anu lorm aa may
bo prescribed by law
See 21 That the gorernor ahall reoalre aa
annual salary of dollarst and lho aeeretary
ahall receive an annual eaUry or dollars,
aod that tho tald aalarlei shall be paid quarter
yearly, from tho date of the respective ap
pointments, at tho Treasury ot tho United
Biimi mi I'njiuaui auaii uv mnun uniii
said officer ehall hav entered upon the duties
of their respective appointments Tho mem
bers of tho legisleMT assembly shall be entitled
to reeelva four dotlats each per day during tholr
attendance at tba cession thereof, aod ao ad
ditional allowance of fourdolltra per day shall
be paid tho presiding officer ofoacn house for
aaah dir ha ahll aa nraslJa. A nit a. atiiaf
clerk, oneaaslaunt clerk, ooccncrosslng aod
one enrolling clerk, a aergoaot-ai arms, may
be chosen for each houi aod the chief clerk
anau receive iour uouara per uay, anu too aald
other oDleerc three dollarc per day, during the
ICSIlOB vi iui i(iaii aoiDif DUI SO
other oOoer ahall bo paid by tho United
State Prorldsd, Thai there ehall bo but one
issiloa of the legliletlvc aeaembly annually,
unless on an extraordinary occasion the gov
ernor aliall think proper to call the legislative
assembly together There ahall bo appro
priated annually by Ooagreai a eumelent cum,
to be eipenJed by lho rovernor, to defray Uio
contingent eipcnaea or tho District, Including
the salary of a clerk of tho ciccuttrc depart
ment, not exceeding dollar per annum
And there ahall alio be appropriated annually
a sufficient euro to ba expended by tho aeore
tary of the District, end upon an estimate to
be made bv the Secretary of the Treasury of
tbc United stale, to defray the expenses of
the legislative assembly, lo prlatlog the laws,
and other incidental CXDcnaea And tho tor
ernor aad secretary of the District ahall, in the
disbursement or all money Intrusted to them,
be governed aoieir oy ine instructions or tho
Secretary of the Treasury of the United States,
aod shall semi annually account to tho aald
secretary for the manner ta which the afore
said money ahall haro boon expended) aod no
expenditure ahall bo made by eld legislative
assembly ol funds appropriated by Congress
for objects not especially authorised by acts of
Congress making the appropriations, nor be
ronu i
eeta.
Ran. SI That tho leaislatlve anarablr f th
District of Columbia ahall hold its first imlnn
at ueb time and place In aald District aa the
I governor thereof ahall appoint and direct
Sec SI That a delerate to tha House of Hen
reaentatlvec of tha United States, to serve for
the term or two year, who shall baa cllnen
Ot tne uniiea amies ana oi ina uisirict ot Uo
tumble, may be oleoted by tba voters qutllfle 1
to elect member of the legislative assembly,
who ahall be entitled to tho ism rights ami
privileges as are exercised and enjoyed by the
delegates from the several Territories of the
United Statea to the House of Kepreaenta
tlvest but the delegate first eleoted shall hold
hla et only during tho term of the Congress
to which he shall boclected Thetlrst electlou
shall be hell at the time and places, and be
conducted In euch manner a the election for
members of the council and home of reprc
seatatlres are oonductcdj and at all sabse
queot elections tho time and placee and the
manner or holding the elections shall be pre
scribed by law The person having the great
eat number of legal rotee shall bo declared by
tho governor to bo duly elected, and a certln
eate thereof ahall be given accordingly Thnt
tha Constitution and all the lawa of tho United
States, which are not locally Inapplicable,
shall have tho Basic force nod effect within
the said District or Columbia aa etsewbere
within the United States.
Sec 21. That all officers to be appointed by
the President of the United Statea, by and
with tho advice and consent of the Senate, for
the Dlitrlet of Columbia who bwlrtnanf
mo provisions ot any law now existing, or
which may bo enacted hy Congress are re
quire! to give security for moueye that may
bo Intruded with them for disbursement,
hall giro each security at such time and In
such manner aa the Secretary of the Treasury
mar nreaorlbe
Sec 23, ThaUor the purposes of lho first
aivouou iw vm nviu uausr tun asi mv governor
anu juujiea 01 in oui'ivuii uouri i mo iiis
trlel ot Columbia ehall deilrntts tha rtlatrlata
for members of the council and house of repre
sentatives, anu pressrinc an other necdiul
rules and regulation for carrying into effect
the provision of this act, not otherwise
herein provided for.
LociL Buevitibj St. Patrick day I Lo
be celebrated by oar Irish fellow-cltliens la
Tarloui manner. A public dinner will be
among the festlrltlc. At night a grand
oaii i to do given at uaareuowr nan dj
P. O'Xell Crowlej Circle, FenUa Brother
hood. Colombia Commanderr. Knlffht TomDlir.
are making complete ftrrangemcnU for tbelr
grand ball, at liaionlc Temple, on the night
of the 1st of March. A noTelty will be the
Scottish iword dance and a Highland fllrg
la fait coBtnmei.
Mote Johnson, colored, wa icntto 111
for obtaining $11 from Joseph Gardner
tinder false pretence.
A boat 8 o'clock yesterday morning; Officer
Smith obiemd a colored man la the act or
stealing a window sash from a house on VI
street, betwaan Twelfth and Thirteenth.
The officer gave choc to the thief, when ho
dropped tot aia ana ouccccaca m cuocuog
uie eacaro
fiiaioui Illsss or a Well-Ksowx
Cituem, We regret to learn that one of
oar prominent citizens, Mr. u. w. Bolder,
wo airacK who paralysis, wune silling in
hi room at his residence en Missouri are
nne. ahont 11 o'clock on Salnrdav nlffht.
Mr. Boteler haibeei suffering from bright'
disease of the kidneys for eome lime past,
bat waeas well as nsaal on Saturday np to
the moment of being talced with tbl at
tack. He ha remained unconscious since
that lime, and his nhrslclana. Drs. John
stori aad Dexter, who hare been constantly
la attendance, express bat little hops of his
recovery.
Fire. Abont twelve o'clock TcitcrJnv an
alarm of fire was sounded from box 41,
vucu uj iuo uurumg oi a loi oi paper in
the store of Mr. Waggaotan, on I street,
near Thirteenth. A ping stream was brought
Into requisition by the Franklin company,
and lho flame speedily quenched dumagu
The alarm of Are turned la about 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon was occasioned by the
bnrnlnr of a foal chlmnev of a dwelling on
Fouraad a-half street, near Pennsylvania
avenne
With a tIcw of selllne; off rapidly lil
ai-ocK ui wioier gooas, bit, a Diraus, pro
Prletor of the clot hi dc house on tho north
aide of Pennsylvania arenno, third door
east of Eloventb street, ba determined lo
eui ui cnuro iocx oi gooas ai cost, inose
In want of dree ealts, baslnons snlts, line
casslmere pants. Test", or anything la the
way of Gents' furnishing goods, would do
well to call at his establishment.
TusCissor Josticb Smith. At tho In
stance of Justice David K Bmltb. the conrt
Ot lane, on Saturday, appointed General It
D. Mnsaey commissioner to lake testimony
oa the charge preferred by Corporation
Attorney Cook azalnet him. tho particular
of which were published la the IlgrcBUCiv
owe two weens ago.
' a-
Mkssri. M. W. Galt A Bbo . the Mtll
known Jewellers, No. 1107 Pennsylvania are
one. between Elerentb and Twelfth streets.
advertise a Urge assortment of handsome
articles la their line.
Tub J ud re of election for the city of
George town will be la session at the Market
qquso uau, on wcaoesaay ana i nun aay
next, from Oam to 3 p. m. each day, for
tho porpoee of correcting the pojl list.
Thb Bin Kmonis of Washington Com
mandery NO. 1, and member of the Hope
Lodge F. and A. A. M,, will find Important
notice elsewhere.
An advertiser la another column wUhes
to exchange Chicago real estate for Wash.
Ington or Norfolk i roperty.
A IPBCH.L yiiTixo of the board of dlrec-
tore or the Prorldent Aid Society will be bcld
thl afternoon at 0 o'clock.
Tan ataamer Arrow will resume l.cr regu
lar trips to Mt. Vcraoa (o-daj.
nELIUIOTJS
(liMron HorTleaa Voatorda-r
rorTaa raaarTaiir crttraoH
The pulpit was occupied lo tho morning by
the pastor, Bey John V Smith, li U who
preached from Second Timothy, 11116, "And
that from a child thou bait known the Holy
Scriptures, which are able to make tboo wlae
unit aatvatlon through faith whlsh 1 In
Christ Jobub ' The apostle addressee two
letten to hie son Timothy, who was not a
usb of letter or of fame It wa not a maa
of earthly distinction Ho was a pleasant
and Interesting child, whoso mother hod
frandmothcr had led holy lives, and thslr
plrlt wa his In this simple record Timothy
ha a name and fame which Is Imperishable
lwoaldthat every child la tbl house were
as Timothy. Most parente are aoalous eon
eornlnsT tho temporal welfare aod alvanee
ment of their children, but fall In the most
Important part that In which Timothy wa
especially trained 1 remark In tho first placet
Those Hcrlptures hare la them this light, and
ar able to make wise unto salvation All
Scripture I glvsn by Inspiration of Ged, and
Is profitable fr reproof, for doctrine aod for
lastrnctloo U righteousness The Bible Is
often red an 1 eiplatned without wlidomunto
alvatton
When this i don the great benefit I loot
Tb marlaeri chart 1 to be relied on la trav
ersing an unknown and tempestunu ocean
Theic ecrlpturea are to make u wl unto
salvation. ''The entrance of thy word glveth
light
I remark, aceond Timothy wae a lured be
cause of those of whom ho had learned these
great truths Tbero Is something sacred in
tbo Instructions or a mother and a graod
mother, and Timothy had a bead to appreciate
these Instructions Hhall wa not renew our
consecration to-day, parente, teacher, and
htldrenl Tho Sabbath achool 1 aa adjunct
ortho church or lata day, aod IlBteaaher are
Beat In Importance to parent. Knowledge 1
power, and thl power applied, the effects ar
seen In every direction. Honor Is of Uod, aad
It chould b our aim to bring all moo Into
these honorable relation with Christ, In
struction should b mad tcasant.aadlt should
b the object of parents to make the study of
Ood word the pleaaanteat of all atudles Ia
our Instruction doeeuobeilcf hay a place In
ourmlndcl Not ao with the Instructors of
Timothy. If we trust la the latter It klllota
the spirit glveth life
s icmarn, inirui not oniy ar tneso instruc
tions, this aerlntura aJuatlnn tn ha iimm.
rllshed, but wo are to eonUnue la the faith
owpalnful 1 the falling off of young meo
wuuuau tuuu lumamiapi wacrcia iuou oast
boon Instructed lo continuance alone I iut
ces There I do crown unless and until the
whole race Is rua and the goal reached 11
nally, thtssalvntloo Is through Christ Jesus.
Wbcn tha work or faith Is not begun nothing
la done 1 alth I tb active prloclple eeen In
the lire Knowledge alone may lie dormant
and Increase the condemnation "fly grace y
are saved through faith " The object of all oor
loatruellon should bo to have children made
wlae unto ealratlen, aod com and confess
Christ before men Let us all become wise
unto salvation
Iter l)r Merwla, of New Yotk, preached
Intba arternoon from these wordsi "Christ
also hath loved us, and given himself for us,
an offering and a aaerlfico for us a a wt
m 111 of savor "
VlRaT baptist cncaoH,
In the morning I)r Cuthbert, tb pastor,
f reached too large and appreciative audience
rom tho text, "Ye or the light of the
world.' Matthew ri Is. The object of the
ssrmoo, wasi llrst To refute the Idee that II
Is possible for any person to live a Christina
life without letting hi tight shla aad tb
world seeing it. just a tbo planets reflect
the light or the sun, so Christiana should re
flect the light of the glorious un or Right
oousaees
Second That Christians should be a shin
ing beacons, warning men or tb world to lurn
from the dangers and snares of the read on
which they arc traveling, aad pointing tham
to the narrow road, which lead to life
eternal
(h, beware) lest la that day you shall be
told that because your llghtwas not ahlntag
sometoul waa shipwreeksd on th saada of
death
la th evening he preached from the subject,
"Tbo two prominent signs of the times,1'
taking aa his teut the question which our Lord
asked tho Pharisees Can ye not discern th
Blrosottbc tlmest"
Th atina of th times of out Lordaarre.
spond to the signs of our time llrst, war and
political agitation were brooding over the
whole earth At the time of Christ lho last
kins: oat on the throne or liraaL To-dartha
nation of Lurope are hanging on tbe edge of
a preolplce, ready at any momeri to fall to
E lee as Wobavohad a shock "alth has left
alf of our country a wilderness, from which
John the fltptlst cries, "Prepare ye the way
of the Lord " Second, the religious agitation
which brooded and braoda ov tha what
earth These algoa foretold lho destruction of
juaaism vrnai ao iney now loreteill Kit
tho destruction or tho Catholic Church or Is
It that the si day's work Is ovar and we are
about to rnter upon tho seventh, the day or
!, ion (uiucuiuui i iiuu uuij allows
THHWOMKff OF TH I0ID LI TniTISISHASVI
Her Dr Newman a sixth discourse on tb
"Women of tb Bible" wa delivered last
evening Th attendance wa large, notwlth
standing the storm Tho teat was, Mark Ix i
toi "Now when Jesus was risen earlv tha
first dty or the week, he appeared first to
Mary Magtaleur, out of whom he had east
seven devils bo long as tho world siMl
stand, so long Bhall the three Mary, of bible
hlitory.be remembered with affectionate de
llrht Marv. the mother of out Lordi Uirr.
tbc slater of Laiarui, and Mary Magda-
leoo. Mary th mother of-our Lord, th In
strument to bring a Saviour Into the world
to counteract the Influence of the first woman.
to secure for u that provision by which wo
may be restored ultimately to the second
'bo long as humanity shall need a Saviour,
so long shall she bo appreciated In th hearts
of tha church as th mother of Jesus Christ.
Next to her Is Mary of fletbsny, tb jalet,
devoted Christian, whose chosen place was the
feet or the Master The ointment which she
gave preparatory to his burial wae a memortal
notonlvlo him but to her. Thatastaf here
shell embalm her memory for all generations
to come Then third, Mary Magdalene, lh
ooovcrt, the constant frlsnd, the devoted
Chris tlao. ahe. whose Hdb first nreelalmcd a
risen Saviour These three women stand be-
ore us Alary, the mother or our Lord, the
instrument Mary, of Jiethaoy. tb devoted
Christian i Mary Magdalene, in permaaant
convert unlike perhaps la person as they
were la mental and moral characteristics, yst
alike In spirit and united aa one heart
Some bare confounded Mary Magdalene
with Mary the slater or Latarus But othcre
make a greater mistake lo rcrcrcaoo to ber
She ha been regarded as on that we call at
th present time Magdalen But neither In
Matthew, Mark or Luke Is there a shadow of
froor that she was such a person. JJoth la
he Homan an J lo the Protestant Church there
ba been a dlsDosltlon to mamlv tha miracu
lous nower of Christ br blastlna tha eharac
icr oi tnis person An i an inosa cnarnaoic
Institutions known as Magdalene Institutions,
If taken from Mary Magdalene, ar mis
nomers, for the api llcatlon has no foundation
whether talceu la history or la logic or la ex
Dr, Newman then eonsldered, first, tb con
version of Mary Magdalsnei second, ber de
votion, ana men nar rawaru, n si smug 10
tbc extraordinary aspects of her conversion,
namely, the csstfng out of tbc seven devils,
b warmly dsfended the theory of her actual
possession br demons as opposed to tho the
orythat they were only diseases 11 eon-
tcnaeu mat tne tneory of demon was most
consistent with reason, a well a with the
alible record
Iteferrlog lo her ooostaney, she was last at
the grave, a ahe wa first at th sepulchre.
The hope of Woman is more enduring than
man She Is the last to giro up in despair la
tho fcret hour of adversity, when rVsfortuna
comes, when honor Is blasted, It li woman's
constancy that shows out la It brilliancy,
that strengthens a man, sarvca his arm, anu
tuuiti iirim m nupn juany a man is in
debtedfor the restoration of hi fortune to
th constancy of his wife
Considering her reward Dr Newman plc-
iuiiu in vf nuiwut iuui iu igins li mm
sepulchre on the morning of the third day,
when tho ooostaney and devotion of Mary
was rewarded by being the first to see her
risen Lord, and to announce hi resurrection
to ine worm
The sermon was closed by aa earnest, Im-
Eresstre appeal to those present to give their
carts to Christ, that at last they may enjoy
the reward be will give
TH WO 11 Alf onasTiox.
Tho hall or the New Masoolo Temple, corner
Ninth an I I streets, was crowded to bear
Rer Dr Hoynton, the pastor, who preached
from 1st Corinthians, xl, 8 1 "But I, would have
vou know that th head of every man Is
uuiiiti puu iuo iibku ui tag woman is tne man,
and the head or Christ la Ood "
Dr Boyntoa alluded to the agitation which
la now rolnr oo for tha amanalnatlnn f
woman, and aald that tho arguments and the
phrases that were used for the abolition ot
negro alavery are, with eome obangea which
the case requires, the framework of most or
iud spceones in tuis war tor icmaic inaopcou
enee
The scene or cruelty and oppression Is trans
ferred from the plantation to oar families and
home It is not oow the ilavee of the South,
but tho poor, wretched, heart broken wires
and mothers In these Christian household
who are clanking their chains aod sighing fur
deliverance Our sympathies, our tears, our
efforts are Invoked In behalf of such forlorn,
down trodden bondwomen a we sec every
bright day adorning their costly carriages
with their own super(or elegance, or making
th long Avenue ooo moving, daisllog picture
of splendid dress and happy faces, and we are
expect 1 to believe that every ooo of them Is
woiso treated than the negro Blare, for ho
rotes nowj aad erery heart Is supposed to be
Ightng, or at Icaat ought tube Bigtiiog, fur the
year of Jubhee
lollowlng this style of reasoning at some
length he said the effect of euch exaggcr
tlona and misstatements Is evil only and con
tinually, and especially when by insinuation
or direct statement the Idea Is coat eyed that
all these et Us spring from the present views
and practlcs of marrisce, and society would
ha perfected If womtu could choose a new
husband ae she does a new bonnet, aod hate
at the stmc tlmo a ballot la her band
lhsre w4BdoubtIcs much abuse of power
and privilege In every relation of lifei there
were many tyrannical even brutal husband)
there are maoy lll-advlsed, unhappy mar
rlngcst but these abuses dj not spitng out of
the Christian law or marriage, but from the
evil Dasslona of th unsanoilned heart Th
Christian law of marriage la lb only safe
guard wbleb women ha aver found In the
world's history yet, or will find till she
reaches heaven
Tha anaalter then went on ta bv IUI I...
cause man was mau int neat oi too woman
it dIJ mat neeessartlr nrova her infarlnrit in
support of thl he showed that cash one of
ids iuiiuii i ui uvu vrvaiures WBS
Dlaaed In the dos It Ion alone It was bait adn
cd.to Aoy other supposition would Impeach
the wliJoin and the love of Uod
Th difference in else, velocity and density
of tha planet evinced no superiority, but
rather aarooldcnc of th general harmonr
ol th creation bo with every living area.
fitted to Its nature to itrtunnta itm.i.L. ..
supply It wants ""
the graded order which Ood ha astabllsaed
for tawijlfcat btloit It so cisrlysUtid in
theblble that tbar can he no mistake At
the head of thl hklaof bl"g I Uod th
father and Rnler over all,
N sit Is J ecu i UhrlBit Uod tha Father I his
head, and ChrUt latojal tho head of ma,
and maa In hie torn I beadef the woman Oo
another Hoc of this order Christie desisted
to be head over all th angel la Christ de
fraded beoaoie th father Is hi hadl Ar
he angels poor, servile creatures, elaeklag
their chains la Heaven because Christ l
I heir head andrulart Hans arthesa.lt aaama.
thought bo, and thslr attempt to emancipate
themselve did not raosh Improve their condi
tion. And If woman spurna the appointed
orderof uod she mty become Ue fallen angel
Of earth . '
If Christ I aot degraded because he Is sub
eervleal to the Fatblri if th angels and man
ar not enslaved because Christ is their head
and ruler, why I woman deprived or her
right and thrust out of her position In crca
tlon because she, like Chrlst.llk th aogals,
Ilk nao, ba been placed la subordination to
ahead! It 1 no answer to say that man Is
hlmscir degraded, weak, and often unreasoa
bl and cruel. It Is sadly true. But woman,
too, ba rallen has fallen a low as maot the
relative position ha not been ehcaged
II pok at length of the necessity of a
head, aad the duty of each to faithfully dis
charge the duties of tne position la which thsy
ars piBcnu, which, aiiaougn pernaps doi a
high a another, was equally important
When Sherman wa marohtog to tb sea did
h halt hi army and harangue hi soldier be
cause he wa subordinate to Urant t Because
two creaturce are appointed to different
sphere and work, one seemingly higher than
the other, did not prove that one Isladlvldu
ally Inferior to tho other.
This fact Is often forgotten lo this discos,
slon because the moment It la assarted that
man br Uod anoolntment holds a htrhar nffl.
cial position than woman, the Inference Is In
stantiy urawn mat woman ic treated as an
Inferior! that aueh a relation decradea and
opprei ber, and deprives her of her proper
position aad right. The proper dlitlnclton Is
oiniof diiwhd omciei position ana indi
vidual character No personal superiority
will juatiry a subordinate la dltobsylsg the
superior otQcer.
Mr Stanton' renlv to tba Conerssitanat
committee, that the brain power muct decide
when differences arose between husband and
wife, he pronounced dangerous and delusive,
than which nothing ooo Id b nor ao. It I
Kermltted nowhere Ufflelal authority decides
i every question Ho ettedlostanse lagov
frnmcot, In tho conduct of a military cam
paign, aod la all organised forms of society.
it does not show superiority or Inferiority
that maa ha been selected for oa work and
woman for another, nor even if man has th
fuiuans ana control in tno rough contests of
ife, desalt show th Inferiority of woman
Neither Webster nor Clay could hr guided
a ship la a storm as aafely a many a rude
sailor, and yet, lo suck a case, tbelr highest
wisdom would har been to obey th sailor'
directions,
Dr, Hoynton then proceeded to examine
what freedom Ic Ireedom I th liberty tn
boileva aad do and cnlnv all that wa ara aana
bt of wlthlo the proper sphere of the nature
which Ood haa bestowed That creation Is
free which without let or hindrance may ex
paad oa all sides to the fullest proportione of
a perfect creature of It kind Th lion la
free when nothing prevent him from reach
log the perfection of the Hon nature
Tbc rose I free when nothing dwarfs Its fair
proportions, or atalna th lustra of Us beauty,
or robs It of It fragrance. Woman Is free
when ah mar become a perfect woman, ac
cording to Ood' own conception of woman's
!rfetlon It Is not necessary to the free
om or tho Tull development or tho happloese
or woman that ah should become a men lo
Man and woman were too unlike fa admit at
a comparison A to superiority or Inferior
ity, Ibey ar th counterparts of each other
u inu, vyiKUi lurming oaa ucnsoi wooie
There Is no Indication or any Inferiority or
lack of power on lh part of woman The
Creator placed no mark of Inferiority on wo
man' brow "Mate and female, created He
them and blessed them, and called their name
a a am id in uay wncn tney were ereatea "
She stood, bearing upon her brow equally
with her partner the Image of Uod, sharing,
as bit qoeen. with him the dominion of the
earth, as richly endowed as the man, but fit
ted by ber more spiritual natur and her more
exquisite sensibilities for a more delleate
work than hi.
Woman as she Is walk a queeo, full roy
ally endowed In body and lo mind tho esrtblr
representative of these attributes of Uod.
which are winning th world for Christ, and
It this does not satisfy her ambition she mutt
ask to bo created anew Subordination of
otfice Is precisely what Christ accepted for
the salvation of th worll, and what be did
not refuse may, with no sense of inferiority
or servility, bo accepted also by woman lo
bearing her part In the same groat mission.
Let neither man or woman undervalue the
equally glorious endowment which each haa
received; and perceiving that their dissimilar
power Pt them for different hut alike honor
able and Important spheres, ask that culture
which Bbail best perfect both manhood and
womanhood, and united In heart and purpose,
though In separate pursuits, produce a emu
lation which ehall express alike the massive
strength and energy of the one and the beauty,
the fennemeot, the brilliancy aodtho elrganee
of the other.
The Litb Jonx 11. Uolstov, IlBq John
H. lionstfj, esq , of the Second Comptrol
ler. vZce, who died oa Friday last, at the
as of 7 years, was a natlro of Lancaster
county. Pa , and a son of the Hon. Baranel
Houston, who represented that district la
Congress for six years during tho adminis
tration of Mr. Monroe, and who was elected
In opposition to James Buchanan, tbo Fedo
r.l mmJUm. J.. bail; ago II. IXOUStOU
catered the conattng.hoase of Willing A
Francis, of Philadelphia, who were among
the most prominent merchant of that day,
and aubscqaenltj made, la tbelr employ,
overal voyages to Europe, After his retire
ment from the sea he was appointed by Mr.
Iloib. la 1823, a clerk la tho Trcasnrr. with
which Department he wa connected almost
continuously for forty six years.
Daring the administration of Mr. Bacuan
an ho wa chief clerk of the Second Comp
troller' Office, the arduous and responsible
dntle of which post he discharged with
great ability.
Mr. Houston, to talents of a superior or
der, united wit and humor In no common
measure, and aa overflowing benevolence.
which made him everybody' friend. He
was at all limes the faithful servant of tbo
public, which he served la a municipal ca-
Saclty for many year, and always as the
eter mined opponent of extravagance and
corruption. In his manner he was a
conrtly gentleman of the old schooh In hi
religions habit a Presbyterian i In hi no-
llllcal, aa he often declared, a Federalist of
the school ot Hamilton. To the old and
yonnp alike bo wa a most ddlebtfal com
panion, his reminiscences of social and po-
uMa iuo m a uuauoipuia null tvaQU)glon
running back to 1810. Ha was an Intimate
friend of General Jackson, of James Buch
anan, of Mr. Crawford, whose acquaintance
he formed In France when that great states
man wa our minister at the conrt of Na.
poleoo, aod of Mr. Rush, and held the most
incnaiy relations with Mr, Clay, Mr. Cal
bono. Mr. Van Bnrcn. and manv nthae du.
tlngnlshcd men, of both parties, from 18i0
iu me uay ui uia uoaia.
Ur. Houston wa eminently happy la lit
domestic relations. Ills wife, a most call,
mable lady, a daughter of the celebrated
Com. Trnxton, aad several children survive
mm. in ciaoai son resides in Philadelphia.
His second, an elegant and accomplished
officer of the navy, died several years ago,
at Malta. Hit youngest son, Jarae U
Houston, Is aa engineer of tbe navy, and
rank very high In Els profession.
Tekjubli Destitctiow, On Friday last
a case of dsstltalloa la oa of General How
aril's bnllding, In tbe Sixth ward, was re
ported to Mr A. K. Browne, tha rancrnl
agent of the Provident Aid Society, It being
an aged colored woman who wa sick and
perisniog, witDoat inei or clothing. Mr.
Browne at once loaded two carts with wood
and a quantity of provisions and blanket
aad repaired to the building, but the woman
bad expired before his arrival. lis found
over 800 person la this bnllding, most of
tutu iu iciiiuij ucoiuuw circumstance, ana
divided bla charities among 24 of the most
needy families.
In on small room bo found a woman elck,
without fuel, lying upon straw In one cor
ner, with an lntant child sneklog at a loaf
of bread which had been obtained from tbe
association. Many of them were without
covering other than a single blanket wrapped
about their person. It cem hardly credi
ble that such destitution can exist wkbln
sight or the Capitol.
Aiuost 1 P me. During, lho perform
ance of Robert Macalre, at Wall' Opera
Douse, on Satnrday evening, a panic wa
almost created by the cry of fire being raised.
The entire audience rose to tbelr feet, and
for a few moments a scene of the wildest ex
citement was witnessed. A strong smell of
burning rarer pervaded tbe bonse. and It
seemed for a few moment as If tbore was
cause for alarm. The presence of mind of
Mr. r rank Mordannt. who was on thu atarra.
and Mr. Geo. II Tyler, tho business mana
ger, who was la the body of the bouse,
served to quiet the frightened audience, not,
however, before aeveral ladle hnrt faint.
It was soon discovered that there was no
cause for alarm, and the performance went
iior twenty minutes' at my. -j ae troubio
na. uvtMiouoa uy a iiguica matca having
been thrown Into a stnvn nhom ilmm ,
lot of waste paper
nin ttv t .. it... i. -a ..
uuna t,f WirifLl, 4UB CUIt OI Li. i".
- iv. .us vuijvittiiuu ui TIHaUlUK-
-, uw, vi tuo sum vi e t oa, came up
before Jostleo Waller on Friday aftcrnoou,
when Judgment was rendered In favor of
ntalntllVliB lar.nl. II.. J- J.-. S.I l
Cm 7. ""ui "" usivuusui iturongn
. L 0a hill, esci ,) stating to tbe ma .Ti
trate that the corporation would not ttetind
tbe case any further.
A Liaox Stock of Black Goods for Gen
tlemen's gaimcnts for ordered work.
Black Dress Coats, from tM to 145.
Black Pantaloons, from 110 to $18.
Black Vests, from $3 to tlo.
One Trice Only. Oao. C. Hxmhivo,
?To. ilO Scfcmti itrcct norlhwtst. ,
Tntnn Wnn nafiBtIflUr. A meUnr
wai held at Union Uagoe hall on Ditiifur
evealng of inch Republican of the Third
ward a are opposed lo the present munici
pal administration. Mr. A. F. Klnaey wai
called to the chair, with Alex. Adatnsonal
secretary. In opening tha meeting tho
Chair made a few remarks, saving that It
wa time those bonast-mlnded Bepabllcan
of the ward who were opposed to the present
'one-man power" wun wmeu our kij
afflicted should assemble aad organli.
Tbe following resolution was reaa uj ms
secretary t
Whereas tho present city adttlnlstrstloo,
by aa Illegal, corrupt, and reckless course, , baa
forfeited th respsct aod support of all tru
IiepuMieaoat ineretorr,
)Ni,(asthe sense of this neetlaf) That
WO win omimi, " ...;.. 71Z7 .-
ilrfeat th reelect loo to aoy office within oar
lift of HaylesJ Bowen,orof any other pcr-
as to make htm a party to th gtoeral aalarul.
Considering the resolution Mr. Canning
ham spoke of the mainer la which city
aQaln have been administered by Mayor
Bowea and hla itr, who, he said, had of
late become o alarmed that tbev had been
to t)overnmnt officials, to tbe CommltUu
on th District and to tbo Praldut of the
United State and poisoned their mind In
regard to those who were foremost In this
reform movement, aaylog that tbsy were
not Republicans. He referred to the sbame
fal manner In which Mayor Bowen had
acted towards Lieutenant Hurley, and
claimed that the action of Mayor Bowen
and hi majority In the board of police was
a license to the rowdy element to do what
Ibey pleased la defiance of the police.
Mr. Kinney thea mad a abort address la
regard to the general aspect of municipal
affair.
Mlor Frank U. SUtt thouxht the resolu
tion as presented wa too general In It char
acter. The best plan would be to elect the
nominees of th reform party, for nomina
tions would be made, and la all probability
the person nominated would be elected.
This, be thought, would be a better plan
than to pass a resolution a that which had
Dccn ouere.
II then presented an amendment striking
oat that portion of the resolution referring
to particular parties.
Mr. Crossman asked leave to make a few
remark, although not a resident of tbe
Third ward. He thought tbe resolution
offered wae last and proper. The move
ment la behalf of reform la the city govern
ment had been begun, and wai being carried
forward by good and true Republicans, and
in ausmpi tnai was oeiog maae oy certain
parties to Ignore this fact Is destined to meet
tbe fate It deserved.
Tha reformist must asltate the eharirei
of corruption aud misrule that bad been
maae against too present municipal admin
istration and enltst the effort of good meo,
s that when the time for primary election
come, none but men who cat b trusted will
b nominated for office. The state of politi
cal auairi in mis cuy is a oaa a is uoaer
Democratic rule In New Tork city, and the
Republican party mutt purge ttsc'fof th
hanrera-on who have attached them! res
only for spoil they can gather.
ne Bpeaxer men aennea hi Hcpuoucaa
Ism, proclaiming himself la favor of th
moat Radical reforms of social aud religion
equality, or tonality la the bom circle, ta
church worship, and la the cometerlu of the
dead. No distinction should bo made any
where. In concluding, Mr.Croaiman urged
that the ball of reform, which had been
placed In motion, should be kept moving.
A voto being taken, the amendment of
Major Stltt wae rejected, the resolution
aiopied, and tbe meetlog adjourned.
PaoviDiT Aid Aooiett. A meeting of
the board of directors of tbe Provident Aid
Society was held tra Saturday evening, when
Mr. A. Hart, chairman of the committee ap
pointed to wait on Captain Brtfcea, reported
tbat he had called oa CapUla Bridie, and
he bad concluded to co-operate with tbe
society, and would honor th ordrs sent by
the director. He had concluded that four
days of the week he would Issue rations, and
the other three dara conn.
Mr. J. P. Tost In stated that hi hA .alld
on Captain Bridge and found that a tro-
ujsaaoHB cuon naa rjeen made by certalrf
parties to divert tho entire road of $30,000
from the hands of tbe officer It wa la
trusted to by the War Department, but It
had failed.
After quite a lengtbj Interchange of opin
ion, Mr. A. S. Solomons offerej the follow
ing resolitlont which was adf.Dtedi
ii "7 Th? ! "try of tbl aiaoela-
Wz, - "niqwpiii a linages, u. o ,
U H A .thaofflssr rfataiiad .. th. u....i.
or War to distribute th 3a,,tHJb appropriation
7,""'"J "ui' tor rcuei oi too
boor of this cltr. atatlnr h .i iki, .nAiiitinn
will cordlallr eo-operai vith him, In accord
anae with th mutual understaodlDg bad with
him by a eub-comrtte or thta hnart, to
fuMiiaim oooraoa objoct U rtewi aal tha
directors of this raclatton. whose slcaaturea
tv i 1 . mnvrifteu ia gircoruori
uuoa blm forfooL ami n.ai . T. --....!
?uA?"e,, froeeito, blankets, bed aod other
.imyiui.iucauira mala disposal said or
ders to tic rttsuajta.1 iha.ji ..i-
The secreury was instructed to notify
r' iajBiv ui ma meeting ot ine
. uuiu wtu ia unif, una request hi at
tendance It WaB EtaolTftrl lhitlhJ1MA..n.. .
caution la Issuing tickets and orders on Cap-
tain TlrtArrMM
The following resolutions wcro adoptedi
iofts.Thatlhl Dortrd gratefully reeor
nltc, oo behalf of the poor of tho District f
""';'"-' j'trionni intereci axniDitea or
th Hon tlT. Vf Bslkoap. Secretary or War,
and Oapt-Jo E T. iirldgee.TJoltcd State Array
"0.tndlpenion ofOWOOa appropriation
by thUoirresoor tb United Stales
Rttoittd. That Major Itlchardc b respect
lullv requested to direct bio police fore t
seek out any Itaposters or otherwise unwor
uiuiriuuivno receive relief from tb eAsso
!hVJf.i .M"... ?5?.".1r .Pr.."' '
-. .- .. hiuiviuivi vi tas iaw.
Tn Lit Mai. Autttan. There wai a.
large audience present at Che Seventh Btreet-
Prcsbvlerlan Church on 8alnrdv avain.
on tbe occasion of the servlco In memory of
the lata Mr. Margaret A. AmUon. Pro
feasor J. O. Wilson, an old-time trustee of
fuuuu scaooii, preaidea. After touching
iriwuifls io too jameuua teacoer haa been
rendered OT a. Yorka AtLa. can . and Iter.
George W. Bam boo, president of Columbta
College, J E. F. HoLmcad, esq,., on the part
of the committee heretofore appointed, pre
sented a memorial, which, after raclilng th
many virtue of the deceased, closed with
tuo leuvntoK rCBOlOHODSt
Rttotttd. i bat w bare board with tha deep
est regret of th daath or Mr Mkrgaret Aral
don, and that wo will over oJisrlsh the memory
of one whose life can bo serely presented as a
sonde! for imitation to all wbo desire a uia I
cultivated nod adorned, nut oners polished and
refined, a disposition gentle aod kind, a heart
aS-ctlonatcaadlorlng.andallso blended with
unfalterlag eoergy ae ta produM that superb
....,.., nmvu uiiku kb possessor ireaT,
rood, and useful.
gnefMoMfcat tba kawledga of tho feat
that ber untimely dectru, cut down as she was
In the very pride ad bloom of ber woman-
uVUMuirii ijnit uneeasiag mental
and physloai Ubom, alwaye far bwyoad her
atf th, will ever b to bar friend a aoufce
RttOlvtd. That Iba tnAnnmant w .....
rectlSBlsaply to show our appreciation or.
ourafTcctlun for, aod the debt of gratitude
we owe to.her name aod virtues And not
with the prcsumptlous and vain object of at-
render the snius. mora durable tho monument
that will aceotnnllah think. ),....! .....
SfiAVii.1."':."4 """ io """i
Tba tuolDtlom were itconjtj bj O. C.
Wsbt, en. In lulubl. remark.. II, w
follovred u c.rncit .pprotil bj rrofeiur
J. O. Wllion, after wnlch tb. rtiolutWo.
were adoi ted.
Tbe eiercliei were added to bj tbe m
formaoce of ebolce eelectlooe of bynuie,
wblcb were reodcred bj tbe implli of Mre.
Amtdoa. eeboot
Tbe eiercleee were doled br a benediction
from tbe Hot. Dr. DIllener, raitor of b.
cbnrcb.
Wnian is tm IHiiliio T Tbo Blity
Ink Coonclli, as alio tbe rrcicnt CinaclU,
mado a liberal appropriation to place an
Iron railing around tb. bale of tbe nhaft In
front of tbu Cltr Hall, erected to th mm.
orj of tbe late Frcitdent Lincoln. To lb
Ere.ent time notbles bee been tone, and
ardly a day paesc. but eome ludlacreet l)er.
sons attempt to icratcb Initial, of tbelr
name, on tbe marble. Let tbe Council oin.
mltlee bavins tbe matter In banl aoo tbut
tne railing i. lonnwuu proTlued
VaHDALISM. About two octorlf v.tp.
day morning OlQcere llarrle and Klley.
wblle paiilng a bouie on I atreet, between
Berentcentb and Eighteenth, owned by
Colonel Cvertt discovered tbe water pipe,
broken and tbe flrit floor of tbe bulldloff
UUUViisu nny ".nil ill UiTUBr W DO
tided, and upon examination It wa discov
ered tbat the damage wni occasioned by
soma vandal stealing tbe kd pipe- from tho
bath-room.
KsTisriUBiNa EiTiBUsiaiiiT For
trunks, satchels, harness, and everything
In tbe line of the buslnes, we refer our
readers to the oldest estubllshed and the
only practical trunk aod harness manufac
tory in the District of CoUmbla, the cstab
llsbment of James a. Topham &. Co., Sev
enth atreet, nut to Odd Follows' Hall.
These gentlemen turn to tb advantage of
the buyer all tho Improvements without ad
ditional ci pen so.
Tnn New Tork Republican Association
wilt hold sociable on Wednesday evening
next! lit Liberty Ball.
v , i. tuewjao alcatel j
TheRep-ihltaaB. ciat B.d therirst
Tisiro aatTiiDse,
..,... WaitiMTesri Febraarr it, 1I70
Bisu Knowing Tour rrorcrblaldMlre fof :
fair play we reapeetfttlly requeit the correi
tlon of tbat part af your report or the pro
ceedings of the committee for adjusting
tha dlt&cnltlea between the "Invincible! and
the Tint ward Republican clubs," wherein
It state that tb resolution offered by Mr.
Henry Johnson, of the invmciDiee. which
reads aa followii
Where! hevlef failed to agree upon arttctea
for eoseolldatlog tbo lavlnclblcs and Pint
ward llcpubllcaa club.
jinNNS. a nai naviRgvo onjscs ia view, in
bubbbss at tha ncDabllcan sartv wa bsreb
picdf ourselves to support the regulsr to ml-
Ilea VI bbj atvvaae,aa iait ,w,
wa not acted tamo, wo desire to stall to tba
contrary, for on a call for tha real and nay
the Invincible! voted oolld for the resolution.
Moors. Btewart. Thompson, Urusor. rhU-
Up. Oliver, Jackion and Ferry voted
against It.
i ne luvincioiea are oesirous ot oaring tno
fact known, for the reason that gentlemen
named as voting against the resolution. In
eonncctlon with Others, have endeavored to
create the Impression that the lnvlnclb.es
ara everything else but Republicans j but,
on applying tbe tat. It became very easy to
see who wire Republicans from principle
and those who acted with tbe party for por
tonal argraodtxement.
Tb Invincible are wilting to aland by
their record a radical Republicans, lu favor
of taw, order, and reform lu tbe body politic,
pledged to no person or parson, but to the
cardinal principles oi tne nepuoiicaa party.
Respectfully, yours, Ac ,
llifnT JonmoN,
Tnos. J. IUruii,
J. L. Wibstir,
Waf . A. FKIIMtR,
Edwiid A. Watson,
Isaiin Doldik,
Alvkbb Dat,
Committee for Invincible.
I Cent bbi a) sated J
OiKlIfixCaKiTSBT. Extracts from Reg
ulatloui of Oak Hill Cemetery!
"All persons wbo shall be found within
tbe grounds making vntitmly noises, or ofA
irioil tondutting tfunwlm vntultabiy to th
pvrpem fa vhUk tht ground cr$ dtvotd will
be required luiuutly to leave the ground,
and upon refusal will be compelled to do so,
ana wiu do proaecmea accordingly."
"The Superintendent bai tho care of the
cemetery, aod U authorised to romove all
tiosewno vioiaie loose reguiauons or com
mil trespasses."
See communication In Rkpuulioam of tbe
18th. AfOTBSH LOTUOtDEBl
Ooffoo, Teat and opicei.
Poltm and Ycddo Toa Store,
JSTo. -iQ-l
Ninth ntrcet belnoen I nntl E.
TKAK1 TIMSII TCiSIi:
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1.41
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1.43
OoUwc
rareBpicsStwaoisoraronDa
Ccffaaw-MtKha, Java, tsyloa, Laiiarrs, aaa
lo crara or roaaisc,
ccffae reasUi frb everr dav aad ironai le
" . .. .. -.... - .- n
aisc iara idea i arvaaii wufr nair
csBtsperpjeai.
H. A. OLCOTT & CO.,
fcMf S1 Wlnth at . be! . I nail E.
Flanoi.
ESTABLISHED 1852
tous r. ei.ijv
80S PCKNdYLVANIA AVENUi:,
Heir Teaib elreel.
THI OLDKST AUD Li ROES- PIANO. DnOiS,
aiuniu AilM nusiiii' inimiMiinni
XITAUUIUMI3T 1M TUX CITY
Je A sreats for Waablaitna cltr sa4 Barreled lag
niauH ivi .mw iviiv w mmm w.wa...i
Plsaceasi Oriaast
CblckaHeg s boas of bvstca
Albrt VTscer lw Tork
J W. Vase Hostoa
W P Knersc " S"tcj
UrovtiTs'eea rallr ftew Talk
it p All.W Bmlih rrlorUriasof Boslo
risaoa a4 Orcaaa Taasd, Ktpalrcd. Ksuovail,
Faskodasduksa Uexebaas at
JOHN . KLUft
raaath.otyaarcafavcraklcUraMaal reatapplln
If arsbaei t'M r
Gun Maaofactory.
XiVNtouitiuK iionn nAifurAC
U TL'HtH.
WAimNaTOlfaLASS WORKS,
Corasr ef rwsaty.flftb at. west aad X at acrtb.
Are a"w pMkiared tu naaafartcrc all n or
Jrf.iaiTaB4COLOaBDuLAh8 WAKE, at be most
rsasuaable Urass aad tke sbenest actlce .
) band, alsracsitpplr of the bast qualities of
OU IM M eVa of all alias aad paitsri
- Ktrlei attsatlca paid it private raoalda.
faUVfri
Boolcbinderi.
W "C L TO ITT,
BOOK.Blf.bEU AHD rPIE It C LEE,
So m Peaasrlvaala av caae, betweca Teaik a4
llsvcatb strestB aoatkstae
Wouks elssaBltyor tUIoty bom J, Periodicals
aaa aawsoaMr iarara1Waltatt4 ta.
Architecti.
HENBYR.SEARLEcro.
11 ARCHITECTS, u
" V Street, opposite Poit Office rpartmeaV
GOV'T IIAUNKSM, U'A(i1nM,
HADUI.ES, Ac.
J kavcflabaad atarceassrtncalnf aevsramsat
facds.sDsh as Wbel aad Tsan H trass, baavv
ainciaianee llareass. fonl ai avi Wiioi aad
KldlBaCridlsi, lloraoaad atutcOellara, tJalUr.
UaablsaadfelaslcKslas.
ItLACItSHlTIIH'.CAItPrYrF.RV,
Aad other Tools, llellcw. Anvils. !, Morse
aad Hale Iboss Steel Uar, Iroa Hells, Ac , acw
aadssvead band
eJoTcnimcnV Clothing, Hoots,
Nlioos, Ac.
Tarraors aad ethers wilt do wsll U etsuUc my
tt ck before parcbaslBC sUewbar
Z( U as:s, I ra, dstals, Ac, Ukea la ca-cuacefos-foods
IS. O. WIIBKLKIt,
N0 48KIHEDDGEDJN0.486
VSSSZ I TRICES lr,vv,
AT
MAJIKRITER'S.
Sevlnr .1 thl. lata ituoa aa Bneltallr llrre
ebolc. Meitcll.a of
I'ArEUUiNdlNOS, WINDOW 8UAIILS.
OVAJ.AHUMHUAUE
PTOTURK FRAMLS.
PIOTIIRK OOnil ANU TAKStl.3.
l-AINTlNClS, t NilRAVINOH, UHROMOS.
UWI&S 1IKAUKKTS, io , fca. '
ARdtoriDitli.iliricai meeh a. r..illil. prt.r
... .v. (All! VUKGUllaiBS
All tbsabov stock at
KK1UJEI fniCES
VHTIL THK FUST OfcT MARCH HBXT
lNTIlBlirPKRHBCOnKTO?TIIR DI8TBICT
1 or tULUHBIA, THB 7Tft DAT Uf gftU.
Csrllac Kprlatlcirraorls 1.
Knih. liaary Wj Uth,
J oi haa Knlb, Morris 1.
Jcaes, Jacob MadlrU and
iqaaiari, aaisnaaais j
Tha olilaet or thl al( la li liaaa a l.n.i.. .
Klatsd te-ell the wsttkalfoMot Mo II. lasqnarc
BBdsrtbe will of Jacah bled tart, deoeassd
Oamottoac'tbeplslatlg.brWia L, Daalcp.bsr
altorusv. Ills ordersdlbat Ibcdarsntlaats asase
iDsirsppsarsecaiapoeatarsd bsrsleoaor befure
loesrsl rnlcdar. ocearriua' frtr Jaysarior this
aav,ctbcrwtae tbe caaeewUl hm procesdsd with
iiaye,ra umeaui,
bribe iloowt
AtrneeoprTcst K J UEIOS
fee TbJw lark
QUrilAlfS COURT,
Ittttrtet o Columbia, Wtuhtnptan cuttHtV fa wit
, la tbc case of Rooms W. Utvirr, adiolaU-
trator S I I n( Kinllf H ( tann. iMiiuJ iKa
admlalstratere ta afurosaltl bas, with tb appro
baitoa of tbe Orphans' Uocrt nf Wasbltiatoa
vusair aioraatuo, appviBMn iusjkai, US rob
h ". W Ur lh auat sUliaat and
dlstrlbailoB vfthe personal eiate of aald d access J,
aad of tbaastmo loliaad, aefarac tbe sanisbave
bsoa collected and luruad laid tnonert wksoasd
where all the crnlltorsaixl blrar said dacsascd
lore all the crtnlltorsanJ bfira of said dacsassd
i BoilOsd l atl ad, wl b tbvit flalutspripcrly
oelicd, or Ibey may otherwise by law be
idad from all tioaeDi in eald datMStad solatoi
vldsd a, copy of this order le pvblishaj oaooa
... aauiiuvu ,i
voneusa
Cicoai
woskforthrsawMbsio iba HmTteuHLtMMiA
" rxTiviHw kit aa ui ui
rV&TUw
TH Till ItTPREHX COWBT Of TH 1 DlftTBIC?
OeorrsW Miller j
..LallMlor.,.,, I"'"' "E"'"
Urdtrsd. fkls day of Tsbrcary, A D 1870,
Ikat ibe sale pads aa-t repoited by Uso'i a
-1&OT.S uraly. aatvlvlar ires
id la the abwe oBtltled cause oa the
Ustoa elty, obb U aob crtbreo iaoeoii v wcidts
befaroUclstdjy critarcuaext
By thcfoari
r.tdVhVSri E J a.cur
fl wt7aPiIiL' PM BTOBf. OPPp
Bqa
iaeaa aaa bm
led aod coaflnuad Bales cakc to tU costrary
thersofbe showncaor boforstlas lit daycrilsrtk
BBXltpruvldedacopyor ikls order b.Isrtd lo
iiiui aswiDanai crinlail mtna.ii.k.j i. xn-.t.
Tli) commote it 1 1 A ftehoat
uirs-a rise roa essaor Drssin,
(afroM Ifaara'a Saval rTwTiiiWi.
Not looR ilaee, belog the happy recipient
Of that "bleailnK In rJluTiaa"-lI n.v Pit
the feminine portion of our bousehoU wai
aoomea to tne trying oraeai eesentlal to the
making thereof i ani It wai that trial which
haa led me to thla expedient with tha san
guine hope that the waTe of reform mat
receive an additional impels by my vehe
ment protest. Such poerlng Into magadnea,
and "Interviewing" dressmaker, and luok.
nnoearaoi meaaunngi ana iryingioa,
would have been the death of tie had we not
been early taught the art of submit tlon j but
thanks to that, we lived.
Lived until, at aa hour wben my long
tried forbearance wae lust ready to fall en
tlreli an officious neighbor (Mrs Orundy
like) called) after Inspecting every Identical
pert, from tbe braid ou tbe skirt to the band
at the throat, she Informed ue lhatli'was
' very well done, but ehocklngly short," aod
thea added the baneful Inquiry, ' Why In
the world didn't you allow It to trail a very
little 1"
Traill be condemned I Tbat Iut feather
broke the camol'e baeki aud my eubeequent
lecture upon the glortei of abort dresses, tbe
folllee and vanities of coraeti aod trails, and
the wickedness in ceneral of a meddler.
effectually silenced the poor lady and put an
end to her advice. Tbe dear creature hie
never eald " trail" to me since.
Alack and alas I however, that inch things
are allowed to exist. Why cannot a good
thlnrr In fashion be retained made a stand
ing tnitliuilou, which wa may or may not
follow for the ensuing year, ae It may suit
onr Individual fancvt Not but what short
klrti have their discrepancies) tbey may
ometlmes beuugriceful. Inappropriate, aud
unlady-llkei bnt think of their superiority In
ever o many situations will it not over
balance the evil?
Imagine the Inability of a young lady, re
turning from school on a rainy day, carry
ing book aud baskit, and It may be with
a refractory veil to keep In check Imigta,
I lay, tb Inability of such a beleaguered
person to manage all these and hold up the
ample drapery which used to be lndlspon
aable. Think of tbe majesty of promenading the
Broadway of our little town on a tine after
noon with an ample cloud of dust following
one at aa unpleasant distance, aod then hav
ing come loan abrupt standstill to disengage
one's trail from dry goods boxes, sidewalk
spikes, ike., every few yards t Imagine the
fun of bunting bens' nesti Inthe old barn at
grandma's climbing that queer ladder and
Jumping from the big beam In a long dress I
Think of reaching the ere Dee on that wild
vine In the pasture from the topmost rail of
tne nign fence, ana oi running np stain tn
a hurry and both arms full, with a doi en
yards of alpaca cllnrlos' to your fly Ine feet I
Shades of bloom erf Wby It destroys half
the fun of living, come to reach the gist of
me matter
If we tunst needs don. with onr vomsn
hood, a bushel of dignity with an acre of
cloth, let us bonch Itup In some way or
olber, and do away with the misery of a
fraff. Kind fashion, have pity I Let our
garments be measured by the rule of com
mon sense, and may Justice hold tbe tape
and mercy tbe scissors, when long skirts are
once more put upon us. JE. A. D.
wi Alexandria ssssd Tlelaltr.
The Oauttt of Saturday evening ha tbe
following news Hemsi
A Lsrrnu from Linden station. M. O. R.
R , dated yesterday, layst "The storehouse
or Mr. w. A. Hoffman, at thl place, to-
ether with the entire stock of good oa
and, and valuable book and papers, was
destroyed by fire at 11 o'clock last night.
a dwelling nouce adjacent ownea alio oy
Mr Hoffman, and occupied by Robert
Monak. wa also consumed. Storehouse
Insured; dwelling, no Insurance. Origin of
tne ore unxnown.
E. M. Lows, esq , agent for Brawner A
Co, land egents of tnl city, sold or. tbe
10th Inst., tbo Blcksler farm nearDranes
vllle. Palrfax conntr. contalnlnir 143 acres.
for 13,350 cash, to 8. N. Can Held, esq ,
cnuyier county, ru i
Mb. J. J. JAUixsoif ha old his mall
two-story brick house, No. 125 Queen street,
to parties la thl city for 3,0G0.
Ma. P. KxxaiK has beea appointed con
ductor on the Alexandria and Washington
railroad to nil the vacancy occasioned by
ine resignation oi i;apiain una, wiiuams.
who Is new a conductor on the A., L. ana '
n. It. R.
IIox. W. E. LoTrrr, of California, de
livered to a large and attentive audience,
la Cob urn Hall, last Sanday evening, a tem
perance lecture, In which he treated of the
danger and grow log vii or wine drinking.
i ne lecture was an aoie ana critical survey
of the whole Held. He aald tbat th win
crop of California tn 186S was 4,000,000 gal
lon, of which 600,000 were Imported, and
that wholly to New Tork. yet that city sold
more wine purporting to be California wine
than the whole vintage of that State for tbe
year. Mr. Lovett I a man of extensive
travel and wide observation. As the result
of hi observation In Europe and America,
he eayi tbat it Is a false Idea that the drink
log of native or light wine promote tern
iterance, ne not only eald IhU. but proved It.
The history of man from the flood to the
nre-Tthi is I1U 0I int ocastiy crime or arunit
eirnet.! yet that drunkenness until three
hu.idrd years wae that produced by wines
aloow 'AH tb denunciations of the Bible
agahut Intemperance was that produced by
wine. He ehowed, from the history of
every the brutal effect of excessive
wine dr Inking. Tie showed, too. by the best
antborlu " baneful result a a moderate
drink uo a a race In a generation or two.
In behalf of 9Vtrj friend of total abstinence
waisaartu-thank Mr. Lovett for bli able
lecture. It will do good here, and eanuot
help doing cood wherever H Is delivered.
Cannot we hiM more temperance lecture I
SomnwTMf ( Ut.) ttporttr.
Tub BToaai.--Tb storm of Friday was
Suite extended, aod -d Urge amount of
amage. At Lew la ton, Me , the wind wa
furious until late kuan nlgbt, and It rained
constantly for tVnty-fottr hour. The
melting ef two feet of mow contributed to
swell tbe flood, wbictt eubmerged culverts
and highway. Brldl washed away
and train stopped. Jhor U a great fret het
In tho upper Conne Ut TaUey, and lm
memo damac fa tuina done. One of tbe
large bridges over that rl Ter Io ttie town '
Lancaster, has beea ci fted awayi also,
several barns, Ac, Oreal htnn prevail
among the people of tbl lleJ Dd mt07
lamuie are leaving tbalr boa iW mwj'
At Albany there wa no maU rial damage
by tbe storm. The river, which vai threat
ened by a flood, has receded b.lov tba docks
and I dear of Ice from TroT to OaUklll.
In Philadelphia two dwelling- OQ CbfUtlan
itreet were struck by lightning. The faml
Ues were uninjured. " r -
Codld Not Arrawura a Good TniM
Bio fob Mabt Walks a.-The dreariest
and sleepiest scene that It ha been oar for
tune to witness thla many a day w
seutedattheSt. Charlca Theatre Test 'day
during a droning and monotonous let,"
by tbat most ud feminine female, Mr. Dr.
Marr Walker. Tha lectnra was .SjUvei'd
la a bumble-bee sort of fashion to vn
memo array of empty chairs and belters.
If tbe woman' right movement la to-
cccditwtll not be throigh such meek .ud
monotonou disciple a Ur. we beg ,Vr
don Mrs. Walker. An appeal to tbe ma
ternal Instincts of tho ladle aud (icfUlfnwts
present drove us out of tbe theatres 1 n whU'h
soma fifteen or, twenty perteos wo re endeav
or'g to keep tho unappreciated advocate
of her sex' rights la counteoan co. A". O,
lYcayum,
Bif. Tdblxt, of New Albany, VisaUttlo
boy who resemblei George YUhJ tgton, at
lb A arc. He lias a hatchet, whan "a away
at all tho cherry tree, and tetU a Ue ehout
..' C -' -,a 'uor a cU9trJ
tree, he whacked off some fingers for toe
be the falter ot hi. country one of ,,.,
a.y,.-iiJMiwf atla Journal.
a, in,n. ii. r .
WrU, to a child dariTrr hi ZriX SStiriV.. W"''. -enee,
an. "me elthbora" borrowed two IV,i''''"'iAn.tutt'h'
other bable. and oloj it,.,.. i Z'?r.? "laooau.,! Jul t'"'. " ii.
th..ir.; Wh'..,k. ;..l-.. ""?". """
i.i . .iw::. "-,"" "" w .oo
.rriiigiur oppom ibli oiioo.loo
"J1 C.ial..loa.rll-""fc
ll Mtiii all anaaaa thla --
TjaiTiD .ran, TiTiiTSiiTtii; '$ '5.y WiMh.f. 5V.r.i".'"il . .Jit
lor a. linrro..iii.. , 8l..p tbaiir. "'' 1K .,!'-'. of ..rolopu ot alt.ro.l i. a.l
IM, for .a Hpro..ioolla lla.ia.ii '
.lli.'T - l51 IMIImo.j I. lb. Ib.
aloood .a la. ll.b oir .( aptll aoili Ibal Uo
lo(ora lia.ri.au.u ..4 ( ..al..c1. ,
pott bo itultod io uo sid a.r t a.rit ...iV
aaa.l.C.l ..14 p.mi..E. b.,rali.l;id:r.
vai, iSmsissk
LOCAL NOTICES.
Tw AucntfliM FTTBIJf hall with dalld-hl
the Introduction Into the United States of
IIofTa Malt Extract, which for the past
eerenteea years has enjoyed tbe highest
reputation In Europe among medical men,
who have given it aa exceptional rank over
all the so-called remedies and specific of
the day. It has also been awarded sev
eral gold and sllTer medals by European
avcaaomiee or Medicine, owing to its never
aumg cuicacy in aiaeaaes oi sua luuiai.u,
throat aad chest, and especially lo con-
inmptlve eases. Bold
.14 by all drurrisu and
grocers.
febSl-eoSt
Discoxtimcid Th use of the dirty,
hair staining preparations, since tb Intro
duction of Vnalon'e Yltalle, ot Salvation for
the Hair. With marreloue precision It pro
duce the exact shad or color desired, and
li literally transparent and undenting. Bold
by all druggists aud fancy goods dealers.
foKHeoSt m.
Tax Allxosd Mubdxbu. In bedtence
to tbe writ of Jufaat torpvt heretofore men
tioned In the RiTPnUCAif, the colored maa
George Slim, who has been In Jail for sods
days, charged with the murder of Mary
J, wai brought before Judge Usher la
Chamber on Saturday afternoon, aod after
hearing evidence a to the guilt of the ac
cused, the Jodge admitted him to ball In tbe
sum of $1,800.
Tub WAinnoTO Citt Bativos Bakx,
corner Seventh itreet aud Louisiana avenue,
u open from o 30 to nso every tsaiaroay eve
ning, In addition to It regular banking
hours. It pays Interest on deposits, ay,
Oir H A tx Clothjko and MucnAifT Tai
louiho, 523 aveu lb itreet, opposite Tost
Office. 03
HOTELS AND BESTAUHANm
UNITED STATES IIOTEL
aVnaarlrniila Avenne. fltor the
Cupltol.
ltA.TEt HI3DtJCr3TI
fioei. eia b. Vai "Ha ot wllhoal rniali T Irit
cl.MT.b .board at VTl.rk ...
TTORn'a noTit, Ricniinriii. va , apjoiir.
l'l.ilh.CplliI..ar.a.iiaoTf.or .M.ait.a
TbUtfl-pJlJ .w Urt'l ! ..wl a; l.a..Ur
f.t.l.k.d Ibtoo.hooi.l.J l"H'lol 7r.l. lol
.ti.11.4 laqulinr ..J rl.lrr aa,M la
tb.Ht.la Hpi.1 .alt. r JCoo. .Iwar. Milr
fjr W.IJI.i tui Uri, Tra.ll Panl.. Tb.
.rri..m.biiiMflr.t iliMlitwrmiwl Tb.
Ifli.nr board baibMb lM.loflilulfc.liJ
ocorlllr r noetnal lb. .o..rl. ..m of BU
thslr honie
A.J.rOBW.l'roprlelor,
Lslacacoftbarroyrlatcraof IhsAKctiasfcnnUl,
Rlchmcad. Ta
r. ,-Uv ecaelias raa to aa frcsa aUdsyotaaai
sUaasboat laaslaca. Jal U
ST. GLODD HOTEL,
COR. NINTH AND FSTS,
The raost cealnt IocbIIac la lbs cltr. lam-dlsUIr
opposite tbo Vctcat UBse as MajoaU Tsmple,
aa cac clock frcn Ue Ooual 1'cstOOceDe
rsrtEnafit Table U'Bta4 Salooo oa the larepcaa tlaa
Elsfsnllr faratthedtlitcafbovL
Tba f Blrett cars. coananalsaiLac with lbs Cap
itol. Etccnllve alaDaloa, f.eaiarr, War aaaafavr
potM.itiaU, aa tha Baliliaore aai OblcBallroaa
B-W",V,AB. e. a. roi.u.n,
U it rrorrleiro ,
C. "
1VILLAI1D,
EBBITT HOUSE,
WASIUNQTON, D. 0.
, Jail Stw
TCriLlalAU KLIHE,
nLSTAUBANT AND XimiNO-IlOOM,
Cornar Vleth aa4 V atraats, oppesIN PaUat Ofis.
OTMTKKb ta every aivlo Jaeoft fUaxsr'tMlS'
brl-dlA0EBlfI5. Nfy, llotec Co.1
oolobralca XX bbo XXX AlVAN DKAUOHt.
ME.L3 FUStilSHGD TO O EN T LEU Ell
ataortIoirriaa. to, astltllp. ta.
Jel tf
PUOrOBAUrOHITAMPBDgllTILOPIIAKD
WUAFtKMS.
rasaarr iv, iriw.
Kaalad Pronoial will be rscwlvml a alii Id. tt.ea
tbc UI car of Mstth.1170, for fsrclibtBi; all Ike
'tamiMA Basloras,r aai Mtfswspapcr wrap
pers" wktrhtbls DopartinaBl aar reqclrcdartss:
mivl vi iwaf jai vaaaiuituivaaa aa. V4 ir.ieiv,
" STlMPlin EMVftOPSS . ,
H 1, ITotc sit. Vi br i laebss, of white
PJor U OiMIdj.it letter lse, 1 1.11 by BH lacks.
Tall latUffalse, (aanina
.taubvBV laebss. of tba
id catlsr a like conditio a as Ic tb proper
He 4. VaUlBtUrslie.)IVvolslehM,crsaiD.
colors a Mo f, aad cadet a like coailltlea M l
tha proportUa or cask
He . Bxtra IfMar alia, f naramiasd oa ftats for
elrsolsrs.il t tt CX laebss, f sajuocoltiraas Bo.
X aadaaderallkc coodllloa as tutu proportloa
cfcack.
Mo c. XxIralatUrsUs.SUVreUlasbss.orrcts
colors asBc t aad aadsr m like coadUloa as tc
IB prnpariina l sbgb.
Ifo 7, Ollslsl alu, I'fkrf'i laekos, of ban
toLursBf Ito Land aadat a like cuadulaa aa ia
ta proportloa of ft eh.
K5 Q. Bttra cBdal also, t'i by a laebss, cf
sameeolors aa Be 3, aad aadsr a like ccadltloa oc
to tke prepcrttoi f sack
'a by IJt I aabca, ol baa or auallla paper.
nini an, nurrins!
l tbo above eavslopca s4 wiappcrs to be em
iiA with txtstars slaransaf sasliaiaBoiiilBailaBa.
stylss Bad colors, aad to baarsnsh prtstlafoatha
faos.aallokciaadela kfuqit thorcoik aacBarf
cf papsr of Bpprovcd catUr naaofaotarsd asps
alalia riiv tli a narnaaa. arlth anrtt walav math a a
".z"f iT7r" r.:::::'..T.:,.:. .. a. i--tt.t
eioar asviass wpiiiiiiiaiuuvs bb uib swsuuaB
lorUsBSral saay dtroct.
Allcavalopeeaad wiappcrs mist be kaadsd la
ircclaof twoBtv lve, ae psckod la s iron ( pastes
ard erst taw (Hixaa cash losoatala aot Usotbaa
BUS, aoa OBSDanarsa satD ui taa aneiaiar extra.
c(QsIalslss.SBprally, Tbsacwspapsr wrapper
tt be packed la boxes to eoaiala act lose thea two,
act) rod asd flfly eacb. Tbc kotos arc to k
wrapped aad ssaUJ.or Msaraly fastsacd la strosf
C a alll a paper, cc aa to arsly bssr traasoorutlca
f nail for delivery Ic post a asters. Vfhsa two
tbociaad or mere eavclcpss are reqclrcd to 111 the
eider cf a post ma tor, tb straw or pasta board
boxes eoBlalatai tb sstnc tnctl be packed la
stroai woodsa eases wall slrstpsd Wttk keep lroa
aad addrcsasd t bat wboe 1S4 teae two ihcasaad
are roqatred proper labels of dlrwctloo. to befr
Uhed br ao bieat cf the DfpartMoat. sacst be
plaood apoa eacb backaie by the ecMracler.
woods saes. ccatalslB cavelopc crwrapperc
tokotraaipcrMd by wauv renlas, toast fee pro
vided wltk satiable valor proofta The whole
t b dcac aider the Uspccltea ood dUcctloa of aa
arsat of lb Dspartmaut
TBC lBiwraa wrappers nasi pe isratiasa
aaddsuvoroa rrltball revocable dlspatok, co&a
piste la all rsspscts, ready for ess, aad la sosa
q pastilles as may be repaired to 111 the dally orders
I poiUDaaierei IB ail (( n n wwii pitaer
ha Pabi ufflM DaDartmaat. Waiblailna.D. II . ar
at th odea of aa aseat dalyactbcriif die laipocl
aad receive tke atp.i ike place of dsllyery to be
at the oplloa of tke rcsttpaaUr Oeacral. aad tke
est cf csllveriaf . as wsll aa all expecs of pak
lac.addresslBi labellBf aad waicr-prsela, to
be paid by tkcsoairaetut
Itiddsrs arc aollBsd tbat Ike Dsparlmsat will rc
cure, as a acacitioa ci toe eoairsei. ibbs tsc oa
vslcpes aad wrappsra akall be naacfactared aad
stored la Baca iuaascr aa to tasare asearlty
aialatt loss by Ire or tkofi Tbe maaafsctoir
mail atallllms tie sabjct to the latastlca cf
aa assat of tke Ifopcnsasal, wbo will roqclrc
tha stipolatkcasor ike soa tract U be faltkf ally t
Borvsd,
, Be
dies for crabesslcB; Ike posts stamps oa
IkeeavoloiesaBd wrappera ar lt ieexesaied to
tha aatla action cf tha Piiatniaatar flaaai
rat, ia toe
Beat ) I, anu ih.j am ,u va igtin,ii, laaawaa,
aad kspt ia ordsi at the sxpeues of the ccatrastor.
best stj le. aod lasy arc lobe provided toss wed.
TOSiiapannisai roaaivre me run. vi nunii
now dies for ay staups, or dsaotuloatloos or
ouiapsBntBow osed, aad aay cluinl diss or
coicre, as
olero, sballbcriiadcwltboutcxtraohacc
Apecimrssof tbcstampsd envelops; aad
mm auiiav la aaa inav ta uai aft aav af tha l
icinr
us
K
paatatteea, feel these speeiraeB are aot tobo
i--AmJ aa tha alta aad aaallt xad b lha Da.
narUaaSBiac a itaadsid for the bow soa tract) bid
ders arc therefore lavlied to sobntt eaiapleacf
(MhcraaddtSsreatciuaUUeaBad stylos, Ueiadlac.
the pap proposed, as well aa tbc laaaBfac sred
a v siopes wrappcra aad texts aad Make taslr
araoc ae ma aifia iihiiif aava a.
piaaasuii-'aa'
l.riior rbloalo.ril.oooali a.l aopropoMl will
IJ , Mailaotol noloo. a.tourif I.C.BT aaatajaal
Iaral Ho re ? the rlabt to rsicctaay aod alt
tiVi.il"" "''"tfUsUlui.ls of Uc Ocv
Z- 1 ..ll.ra.l.n .I.I111M i BB minilUlir UBB-
r otfeit !- . . . ,. .
a eo.lr.et lb. aocOMfolimo;
m vr.. u.ll.. ah. I anhmll
ft' ' iwair. " ,,'., ,i
I SSiaSIJ.il ft"- J ..
iiJ::ir.ri,.ifH??i ""
or tbb raasBBT
DID
.olentSBretlss, la,
lrod for Ikefaltk-
a jaqeirau mj
OBB'-" j'
"atSBaaaK
rgpci
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aftar ,
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fW.nka -""". Tor Mi Bjalarsl-
(jo, r Pell letter lie-i7,367.e(r
llWJo." '"""".(. .d,o, ,!.,
;trauturst-4 w . .
a. Ixiraofflelaliue- ,
ippeia-HL e,saa J,WI.
'. iiviii ae aeearc
to.rbo. 'rropoiol. luf I ; .T.opo4 a.. ...i..
Wropporo., ... oidr blP04 Tl.toloo.. fi
rilalor Soooi J ".4 lo lb. talrl jtSf.t".t
Wa.bj.,wa,l. 5. fool Om i BjptruJJy.
)H..old JOBS i. J, omawir ,
"Mm o...r;.
YY .inMF.7A"!ro.
Ill Va atKav.lal la Iha MAJai
wkoasprcpoisl, aithoofhll be nt iksluwesl, le
tiBSldaisi Bsc-i UvaBta;ecBto the Depart meat,
taktK lat acocoal tha prices, floallty of lbs ssn-
Mbs. woutoaesblp. aad Ibesaillclsscy aid afedsU
I af tb Udder to ruaaafaotre and deliver lbs a-
H.nata ib laarauii Will IBB
fal luarwo.ldl.l..lilb.
liaumaa. -M-artiL
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