Daily national Republican., February 28, 1870, Image 4

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HoaDlfMuBinsa jmi fiBRolRTtMti?
uev n pnurLt;ix.
A. Hotl7 to 1o lllm llanwr imv
pllmonlary MpthtA. Hvretind
so una r rifeti from th Genet-al
la accordant Wllh a call for a meeting or
thetolulera wbdfoagbt tnder Goo Butler,
and who aaslstel at laa capture of New
Orleans, promlscnont assemblage gathered
la lha third story- of Union Lengno ball
bnUdloj.on Nlntb street, on Saturday night.
The rnecUojr. was called to order by Capt.
Wm. Jones, and Dr J E. Boodgrass wu
Called upon to preside. Cspt. Jones Hated
lhaobltctof th tueetlne wat for lb Pur.
pos of xpreettof their thanks to General
uauar lor ma manner in wnicu no attended
their Interest la the brlaa cult of Admiral
Farragut and other, now peodlnff before
tbo Equity Court of th District tie alio
aid that tale gentleman had done to much
lor ina oeneni or nis soldiers in tbe Dauooai
connella and In tbe caarUhat It wet simply
niBiMr oi juiucd tor inosoiaicrsio oiprriB
their thank.
Id taking the cbalr Dr Snodgrass saldi
PiLLow-OiTizaasi In contenting to occupy
thtepocltloa, It U proper for me to cay that 1
ana, like the moil of you, ae I lafer, utterly
Iraoraat of tbe specific purpose of the eslL
Maeta that It aneiIJr Invited the ninbiri
f the ' Union League," along with the aol-
aiers ana te.iora,-'an. ina - menus oiuisini
Butler generally," I eame by ae a member
of th "League, ' an J ae one or the friends"
of Ueneral II la the general tunic of that
term I cay la the gtniral tent, beeaut, aot
hat l a the prtoeeTacqutlnta.na of that die
tlaguuhed gentleman, I cannot claim to be
hlefrteod la anyapeelal ecoio I disclaim
any other purposa therefore, than to cerve
Iou ae year presiding ofQeera eervlc wbleh
ehould not feel warranted to refuting aay
respectable aad Intelligent aaaemblagcof ny
fellow elllieae, each at the one beiore aae
Bat, felloweUlaeae, 1 have not the leait
hcettattoa la eavlng that, while 1 do not dealr
to be eleated, la any atnae, at an eepcetal
f ilaad or ah amnio a of Cltoaral Ilutlar. has
at mad to ntetobe worthy ot claaalfleatlo ae
aot only one of the moil remarkable, but at
the ana tine one of tbe moet uaeful ot public
an of thle ttew at whlak. hae dawna a
auaplelonely upon our country. So much, I
think, la troa of him, whether wapaie upon
hie claims at a toldter ore civilian Ii has
been retorted upon bin eo repeatedly that be
It a reeent convert front tbe Democratic party,
with which he aetel to tha var last of tta
antl war denAaetrallooe. even voting for Jeff
Parle la the Cher lee toe Prealdeatiel Uooveo
Uoalalloo, that h himself. I thai spirit of
K parte for which he It ao ramoua. eug grated
Gongreae the other day that tbe etat ment
had better be kept ataadlngln the Ooeefor
economy aake ( Laughter Now, X tktak -It
wee rather to hit credit that he lert the l)emo
eretle party, albeit be did eo al theelevaath
avoir. And In remembrance of Ibe familiar
eouplet ron Dr Watte, which aaiurre ue
that
"while Ibe lamp helea oat la bare,
TatTtMiIalaaer Mar raiara.
ltwaewlaa ae well ae roerolfal to take hint
lato the Republican church (laughter) at a
member, prorata lag the came dagrao oiuik
fulaeaa In cltll It (a aa he chewed hlmaalf
eapanie Ol in me courageous anu aaaauro
military career la thle aplrlt I bare eon
aaatod, eheerrully consented, to hie Jololog
oiirchureb, "rtctot convert ' thoufh he be,
nod coming out, though he did, from tha
lMmocratla parlf, aa many other oxealleat
at a a havo eeme oat, to rooder good aarvlce aot
only to the party or nrogreaa, but the country
at large Ocneral Butler teemed to turn up
iui t at tha time whaa he waawaatadi imttn
under Provldeaeo to aeeomDltah Imncnu
good, wltk tn at moral coaraga, whlah It tar
varar and hither than mere nbvaleal vonrara.
aad which he hae abowa ao remarkably, lo
cay nothing of hla aqua.lr rare and remarka
blo oicentlvo ability la time of war, or hla
vrauaia powtr imaa w narv nau (no "taace
won. aa wall aa Invoked. brlan Oraat
Hie ehrlatenlng of the elavea thai came Into
our nova aooiravanu oi war," wnvoee cnrUDC
their new dealgoatloa at eoatrabanda,f' wat
a f nwd aad ttlltag kayoota, aad proved aim
lo be a lawycrwarrlorof raro aagaoltyaad
iaai wwi inpqiifi at wan aa opioioaa vara
up to the acadaof tbe critic of the war then
baler waged far the perpatuatloafi the oa-
itOBa aanaalal turn ami erlmt
Fellow-cltlzcoe, In eloalag what I deem It
proper for me to cay.la tMc generally frlcadly
way, of the dletlnguUaed gaotleiaaa ta whoee
behalf thla meatlag eeaaa to have been celled
logeiovr, lor tome purpose waien 4 leave otn
caaaotrerralafrom Ihocapraetl o of myopia
IIBBI
! hv wua vi jwo jtuiirr la ID!
Whlttcmora eaae ta not deterring of taeeva
BUf ma eaveralv hurled at Mm br tha araaa
mm lhat the ttlde of Oao Butler fa ihc
rocaedJag aa did the Committee oa Mili
tary Affaire and the Ilouae, uader lit dtreo
lion, 10 ao a uuit in win aeamea io niai to b.
at Iuederatoodnlm,a oaedUaahaata, ' (Ian
eral Ilutlar. In eoaaeatlnr ti ranreaant Mr
VThlUamora at tha bar of tha Haute, waa traa
tehleowA eharaetar naaavtaol rare laoral
aouiaga aaourawhlahncrvaa hlta lereelat
ildea of prejudice be fore which lcaa detcrmlnea
men would yield In despair Without pro
nouncing the action of the 1 1 out a ucjual la
Erloclple.Oenerel Butler thought Itc act iou
aatyenj llladrlaedna to time, and oppoied
It aeeordloglyi and I rauct aay X honor hlti
for hla rare pluck la thai nc la other lotusee
of the dltpley of those remarkable analUiee of
the man Applauae
TbnCheJrU prepared to entcrtafn wbal
erer proportion contemplated by tbo callere
of thla meeting, whow eerra&t bo baa botn
Captain Jonce followed ta lanfnr m.
marka of tbe patrlollam of General Butler,
lie bad done more for tbe country than any
other tmmm. iU sm 11m iW to come co tbe
reccne of tbe nation e capUal with ble Hae
eacboeetu Tolnnteer, ftnd tbe braTery ot the
iroope uader b'4 command anted r na
tlonal bono; U tba perllona Umca of l&fll,
when Lfaaaon Inrkod tnthecMmneya. houio
vpet and paTemente of tbe city of Wash
ington. It waa General Butler wbo Intim
idated tbe eecRsalonUie at tbe threabold of
tbe rebellion, and helped to stem tbe wild
torrent In tboed critical and momentoui
tlmei.
lie waa tbe best abased man nonrllrlnir.
bat the day waa not far dlatant wbeo be
would be derated br the vote of tbo moote
lo tbe bonore of the Chief Magistrate of the
nation. Tbe speaker predicted that In 1873
General Bntler would be borne to the bite
Ilonae, not In a coacb and four, bat on tbe
shoulders of four stalwart negroes General
jiaurr poeieaaea more exec an re aoimy than
aoy jinnr man. lai aooal yoar tfona
partee and BUniarcks I General Bntler bad
forcotlen more In one dar than tha nr
knew, lie then alia Ted to tbe coarse of
uenerai uuiier in new Orleans, and only
regretted that be did not banr mora rebels
than be did. lie did not baUcre that luo
General bad oyer w rooted a man out of as
much as fire Cents.
It waa asserted tbe General bad made a for-.
lane, vrno naa a oeuer right T aod besides
no enrol y maue it uonesuy. lie inonDi toe
man wbo opposed General Butler did not
hare tbe welfare of tbe country at heart.
ue wac in invor oi nominaunjf, jJCDjamm .
Bntler for tbe next I'rcstJent or (bo United
Butos.
Dt. Lock woo J adJed a word of praise and
men icaniaoa uis acai. m
Mr. J, 11. Craue waa opnaeai Lasbti.
traordinary eulogy on General llntler at tba
present tlmei If be was to be tbe Ratrabllean
candidate for the Trealdeney la l&TJ It was
rather premature to announce that fact) It
would only Injure bis cantei be could see do
necessity lor toe meeting, as ueneral Bntler
bad been bat ordinarily attacked of late.
He wae, bowerer, a great admirer of tbe
uooerai, ana do aesireu not to pa mlander
stood.
Mr. Jones answered Mr. Crane, sutler
that the General bad boon attacked lately In
a scnrrlloua manner Mr Jooee then moved
that tbe thnnka of tbe meeting bo extended
to General B 7 Butler for advocating at all
times, in jrlrato life, In tbe army, and In
u " u u umiuum councils, idq cauio
of anion. libertT. and iuetlre.
A gentleman rose aad morod lo add to tbo
motion of Mr. Jonas that the (banks of tbo
meeting are especially dne to General But
ler for advocating tbe weak side In the lata
tTBiiMuuoro coee m ine J louse of. Kcpre
sen tall res.
Tbe amended motion wjs Dnanlmoasly
'"I'wi amar wuicu iuo mctiiinc aajoornod
tins db.
At tbe canclualiin of iha m-tlrf nrj
Jones requested tbo friends of Gen Batter
hi accoaipaoy me DindtohU residence, a
It was proposed to tender the hero or New
Orleans a serenade. A few elragff,ler wend
ad tbolr war to tbe corner of FlfLantli
I streets, where tbe band played "Hall to tbo
Chief." In order that the Omwal might not
l orer Whelmed br thla ontnourlne; nf rnln
dlons brass. Iter. C, W Ucnlson, Or J E
Buodgraie, Cept. Wra Jones, tbe orator of
me ere mac, ana uapt Kennedy besieged
the door, summoned the serrast, aonoaaund
their mission, and were uaburd In. Aur
listening to the explanation, and asurlnir
tlltf IIHAttuUll.if 1..A .,...11.1-- "
u uun-i'vyifvu tisituie iUSl IQ1B Wttt &0 UO
expected compll went, acd cap dally at such
an boar, be consented to say a tew nords
before tbe assemblage dispersed.
Accordlnrl, Ur.BnodjEraas had the honor
or Introducing to a ciowd of about fifty per
lont tbo Hon. &. I'. Butler.
Tba Genera; sajd be bad bc0 taken eu
ttrely by lurrwlao and knew ,u.t to what to
atlrlbirt tbolr Tlslt Ht cnbelcss, be was
twyss;Ud loges) bis Ciendf, and especially
a gathering wbleb b jjad been informed was
inainiy composoq 0f goldlert wbo serroJ uo
der blm In tbo arl nart of tha war
Tbe comir Aie6 bad erplalned tbo action at
Union Legufl Hall this cTenloff, and In re
turn b exproMeU bis heart fell (hanks f jt
" tooa win -looe rememnerca ior bci
Tlct rendered tight years affo wae an honor
lo lisclftn,cb approbation as be nerer looked
tor, aun wants do nercr uaa a rigni to ex
pact
HecoBgratuiu Uh ouutrvort the crown
log t of Hi It palm an party Eiur
'' f v' u " "um ui uueriawj
KRrest bad so long simjcled, bad at last
en achlered.
Tba Ofteeuth amendment had been rail
fled and tha odious distinction on account of
color bad been effaced, and tba last great
act was the admission of tbt colored Sena
tor Renls to bis seat la tbe United Btatee
Bentte. Equal rlgbta had been obtained for
all What remalaed, to ba done now was to
secure equal burdexrt , fox all. When that
was done tba great talaelon of Ibe Republi
can party would be falOlled. The laborer
must ba protected as well as tbe capitalist.
ana ine reiauoa Detween labor ana capital
folly defined and understood. Tbe respon
sibility of cltlxtnsblp should rest equally on
tba rich aod lbs poor, the educated and the
ignorant, me men wno laoor wiin ineir
brains and tbe men who earn tbelr dally
oreaa oy tne sweat or ineir orow.
With tbe equalization of taxes aod tbe
Interests of labor secured, tba Government
will bare fulfilled In duty, and the great
object for wbich tba Republican party was
formed triumphantly accomplsned He
concluded with congratulations, thanks for
me compumeni. ana a gracemi gooa nigoi.
taking care to cloea tbe door. The crowd
then dispersed.
NTIOXAt AI.WCUT10I OF fiCrTOOL 8u-
rMisTiirjnxrs-The national association
f schonl annarlntanJenta will commence a
session ta this city on Tuesday next. Tbe
association will cootenS at 11 oelock, a m
at the Franklin school bouse, when the fol
lowing will ba tba programme, continuing
from session ta eeeelon. as the meet lor may
determine. Reports will ba read as followst
1. Oa school supervision Its necessity, and
tbe beet system for rendering It complete,
br lion. W. Johnson. State superintendent
of public Instruction, Maine. U Oa the
national department of education Ua past
work and 11a fntnra nlana. bv Hon. llenrv
Barnard, national commlsslouet of edDca-
uon. b us nauouai aus to assist in put
ting In operation systems of schools In the
oonio, oy uon. a. n Asaiey, oiate aapcrin
tendcnl of public Instruction, forth Caro
lina. 4 On grants of lauds J the General
Government In aid of Suuiertnalscboois,
ny uon, X. W UOaJ ovaio aupGuvcuu-
ent nf ttuLUe loMtactloa. Louisiana, a. Oa
tha coosolldMioii of tbe educational depart
ment of iaa Goveroaaewl aadtaadaatfoaJ
dlrltkn of the Ffredtaea Bnreai. by
Major General O. O. Howard, commissioner
bureau refugees, freed men and abandoned
lands. A. On school statistics tbelr lm
portance, and the worifof tba national de
partment of education In relation thereto,
by Hon. Win. D.llenlle, Stale In per Intend
entof pabllo Instruction, Ohio. These re
ports are not la nuv caea to exceed twenty
minutes In length, and are to bare tbe con
clusions arrived at appended to them In tbe
form of practical propositions, to ba dis
cus ted, amended. If found desirable, voted
upon, ana carrion into cuecu
Local. BTlTja,flordon Ripley, who
has boen Bring rather fast about towi for
some weeks TaitjWae Arrested by special
Detective C. V. Thotnbaon. at Iho Arllnr-
ton. on thocbarvwof rmsalnr afrandalaat
enecK ror aus on the Messrs. Rocs ale.
lie was sent to JaU for a bearing.
nwin. ovrrrva man ontn, fjantci JOT
Murray, in jait ior tnaauuingoi uieaaei
Kellr a few dare alnce. nxonosa to canae
writ of AaoMf rorxms to Issue to-day,
tbe Idea of baring (heir client relod on
ball.
About 10 o'clock, BatarAiy nlgbt Utucer
Anldrldge arreetad lliry Shad well and
Wm, Tailor as tbev fere attempting a bar
glailoaa entry to aa oystar boa et (lamp
ion A Dyer, o Ttnth street, near D. Tbey
are beid ro' n earing.
Andr Fedalda, rorasaaultlDgand beat
log u. C. Edwards, gate security for court
battro Jastica Wearer, The same Justice
also required him to glre ball or court for
resisting Offleer Nelson In the discharge of
his duties.
John Howard, colored, charged with petit
larceny, was commuted to JaU for court by
J uillce Thompson.
About eight o'clock: on Saturday nlgbt a
man named lleiryr ficliluera was knocked
down and robbed at the corner of Sereoth
and F streets nf Jlvs pounds of tobaooo by
four white men. The pnlsereaaU made their
escape.
Matilda French, colored, far TJilnir ro-
faae language In .the streets, wat sent to tbo
workhowa for thirty days. .
Rial, Esratw MMs-,Bualnesa ia real
eatata IB gTadaally grow Id. t 4 AtilJ
oreratlona am montloaed. On jtiq v.
foUowlngtransfcrs were mads: Partoflot47,
sqoara 640, with good frame bouse thereon,
fronting -a G-etreel oth, between Third
and Four-and-a-half street west, to John B
Naily, for t-OOOj also, lot 24, In Corcoran s
sBbdlrUIon f original lot J In sqkara IDS,
with frame bouse, fronting oa L street, be
tweea Connecticut aysirua and Elgktecntb
street, to J. VT. Drane, ror 11,500, also, lot
S3 and SO, la White's subdivision of square
33d, with Improvements, consisting of twn
modern omit tnree-story Driek nonses, irooi
log on V street, between Thirteenth nd
Fonxteentb, streets, for $3,&O0 each. C. B.
Pearson aod cribAnlahJonra
Ia Georgetow nuttdlnff-lot frontmg
30 reel m i ajciia urcci, twTo i tni, wnu
twa-aiory nriek bouse, was sold to Jimes
uarny lor a,nou.
t"' i
Tna Klectiox in Gkokoetowm The
annual election for members of the two
Boards of City Councils of Georgetown
takes place to-day. Tbeie does not stem to
be much Interest takev la the result, as both
tbe Republican and dtlaent' tickets bear tba
names of good, elilxeui, wbo are allre to tbe
wania oa uo peopiapana ariuserie laem
well. It Is generally fconfcodeij, however,
that (be eitUecs ticket, with one or two ex
ceptlons, wUl bealeeted. Tba registration
closed on SaXaryftregnItlng,In a total reg
istry of 2,743 voters, of which 1.M1 are
white, and 1,101 colored
Coikas or ilMTisa Puces. Equal No
1 Tribe of Jonadabs, at Ibelr meeting on
Friday nleht. resolved tdmove from tbelr
present quarters, and the next meeting will
ha ha l.t In iia txnra nf Ifia OanBTCffatlonal
church. Clneelta oran.iulioii this society
aaa progreaead rapldTy, and It Is expected
an application for a charter for a new tribe
will bo Dreaenled at Iba next meetlnsr.
rionecr ConocU Hdl Cans of Jonadab
liars also decided to more tbelr place of
meeting to uooa renows' ueii, on Bsventu
street, beiweea V street and Julslana
arenue.
Frns. About tJSO o'clock Testerdar morn
lor Officer Daller turned In an alarm of Are
from box No. 8, caused by tbe burning of a
tbree-story brick house on BleTentb street
east, between N mad O streets south, owned
by Mrs OrUrback, and occupied as a store
by PbUlp Bobrer.i Tba firemen were prompt
In attendance, bat tbe fir bad gained rncb
headway that the building aod contents
ware totally aeairoyea Deiore snodaeo. j ne
bn Id na waa Talaed at S3.000. and Mr.
Uobrer cellmate his stock at 13.000. with
no Insurance on either. Tbe fire Is supposed
to bare originated from sparks from a stoTO
in toe opice ot mo store.
TiBLEiDi 1BD MCSIC A crand enter
talnmnt will h e-lvan at Unrsttn Hall tn.
morrow erealng. wbleh btda fair to be of
nign orner, ana is to on given nnaer toe
auspices oi tae uaiea oi wetropouian m. ju.
church. Soma of tbe very best musical
talent of tha city hare volunteered tbelr
eerylces. and tbe proceeds of tba entertain
ment will bo appropriated to tbe payment
jot a cnimo oi ncus ior ion courcn. i ne en
tertainment commends Itself to tbepatron
ego of our generous eltliens.
Thi axtenslre ntabllsbmcnt of Messrs. J,
8 Topbam A Co , Serentb street west, next
to Odd Fellows' Hal, Is capable of supplying
toe acroanas oi an wno wiso to parcnase tne
flnrst aod best made Trunks, Satchels, Ac, at
tba lowest prices. Tba selection of Harness
andother accoutrements fora fine "turn -out"
should always be made at this establish
meat
A Niw Motiubst. A movement bis
Vcn Inaugurated, with Mr.A-K Browne as
Its manager, to furnish employment tola
borers, white and black, wbo may desire to
go South to work. Tba recent letter of Oor.
Alcorn, offering great Inducements to labor
ers desiring to go to MUilsslpil, haabad
tbe effect of Increasing the interest In tbe
moiemcnv.
Tin rcaifiTOai adrertlaed lobe soil at
Vo 930 II street, between Fifteenth street
and Vermont avenue, by Cooper dt Latimer
on Tuesday, March 1, will be removed to
tbtlr auctluo rooms, and be sold on lhat
lay, as tbe occupant will not permit tbe sale
io ue inaae on tue l remises.
DiFniVio or rni Faisonisi On lag to
too ausence or judges uaruer ana risner,
no session of the Supreme Court (a oeai was
held Saturday, ao tne Wheatiey mandamus
election case was not acted unon. and
ATbcalley wUk asmerous others was de-
priyoa oi lis vote.
Not a Won is Rights. J. Marshall
Jlanna reqnesu us to slate that be slgaed
no Million asklns? for lbs bestowal of auf.
frage on tbe females of this DUtrlct or else-
-wbere. lie regards "rxiH t govern
Tncnt" as not consonant wliu mauhuod "
X mnia Is for reat In (he rear of COS, ii
streett
TEnrrminTir.
CooitMiioiuL TMPxnlrci BoirafT
AbDniij' or SfxiToa RiTiu-Wainiifo-to
TaitPiaAaca Bocwtr. Tbe meeting
of tba Congressional Temperance Society at
tbe Congregational church last evening, waa
not as luuy auenacu aa u I'lvwumg "ti
logs this season This wai, no doubt, owing
to tha Inclemency of the weather. A goodly
portion of the audience was composed of
colored people.
Senator i'omeroy presided, tba exerclees
commencing with prayer by Rev Mr. Back
win. .
Renainr Pomerof concratuUted tbosa pres
ent on tbe attendance to-nlgbU It was em
inently proper such meetings should be held
on Sunday night, and la a church. Tba
great apoetle of tha Oeotllee spoke of salva
tion and temperance la tba same discourse.
It was encouraging that ad maoyyoueg
persons, especially those wbo attended 8no
day school, were taking au Interest In tbe
temperance causa. With them Iba good
work should oa perpoiuaiea ana camea on.
There was hope while tba children of tha
country took a lively Interest In the sacred
cause of total abstinence. lie thought It
was eminently proper that Id this adlflca,
consecrated to the service of God, the In
terests of temperance should receive the
greatest encouragement.
As already announced, tba order of axtr-,
decs would consist of a poem oa temper,
ance, by Mrs. Fletcher, of Iowa, ajady wbo
had bean a toalons laborer In the rood work.
aad an address by Hoe. lit 1L Rst els, Beoa
torfrom Mississippi.
Mrs Fletcher was then: Introduced, and In
a clear, pleasing Toice, distinctly heard la
aU parts of tbe house, read poem deserin-
Ufff oi tOB Tua vi tuMJUtiTitauw umui sua
her subot tha prophecy, T'ltMLalns of tbe
fatlxrsnau oe vittioa epon bis cbjiotcu. -.
The lima occupied UludallTorT was about
an hour, and tbe andlentaUsteaeUtolhaead
with tba greatest at lectio a. Tbe poem was
descrlpUTa of tba corse, wbleh, follows tb
cnuareuo taose wno rt swiaicMia io nv
use of Intoxicating drinks. t i
oeoatoc i'omeroy inea iniroanjceafsioq
Hiram R. Rerels, tha colorod Senator frosa
MlsalsaIppl,wbom ha had known when a
resident of Kansas, and oao whom ha as
toemsd as awatm, adrocaUot tnutejMper
anra cause. , ,
Senator Revet aatJi Jt aOords me a great
deal of pleasure to appear before jou on thla
occasion. 2 am always pUaepd to send Joy
asslsunca, bumble tbongb It may bo, for tba
promotion of the cause of temperance, aod
lo do aU In my power to encourage others to
enUst Ihelr sympathies, to devote tkslr abil
ities, and lend tbelr aid In striuglbeaUiglha
work. . c
Tbo cause of temperance Is ooa, aUbongh
approred and looked up to by maqy aealous
adrocates as something worthy of secondary
consideration, that Is anquestloaaUy a lead
log Issue In the cask of jdrUiaetUM I
know of no subject better deaorvlna M pro
foundcat Ibonght. the greate aacrlaea, tba
most heroic derotlon tba tha causa of tern
peraoca, and to lbs vxtentfif.my ability I
bar always advated 111 pr(ncjples and 1
alwaTaaxp'too0,, , .
j apT'Ore Itbecausd UfU a good causa,
lalneerclr beUava that Us. earnest dis
ciples accomplish mora good than tba hu
man eye can discern or tba observation, of
Iho most critical -readers of society discover,
I approve It because the interacts of human
ity demand 11. I approve It because U Is my
dutr to do so.
ine cause wuica we nays met aero to
night lo promote, has. In times past, been
eloquently ptseuCod by men whoso example
was, it ib were poasuuc, more eloquent laani
their words. A cause which niderites tba
most sacred Interests oi society Is worthy p
tba philosopher, tba statesmen, aad Iho
dlrlne. There la not a nrofesalon not a
calling whUb society approves that does
not demand from Us members the U Tallest
interest la Iho promotion of Ue doctrine of
total aoeuocacA. luowciuxeoi wrpjau
Iry depends upon It Ibp morals of erary
community depend ,upon U Par fellglous,
our political institutions are aiuoa tot.no
cause of temperance. Uow onen have these
unu ldaaa been exnrcaeed. and vet tba evil
which blights society oxUls to-day as though
no guardian hand qad ever been .raised to
check Us ravaircsi. no warnlns voice lo can
lion tha ensnared agelnUUe sejactlfq lor
lluenCes. . ,
lutcmpcraaea Js tbarotvatoporertyaaud
ill concomitants sutTcrlag and dcgradallop.
in we ine ot tnoao now present now many
are there ho would not ha true witnesses
f this statementl Uu manj are there
wbahatcAan the rrsuU of iva v-rut
worklagil Some wbo nave acquired a great
competency, tha fralt of years of diligence,
have lo a brief period Wasted tbelr. labetance
and died drunkards.
In the absence of Intemperance, wa be
hold a ramlly blessed with W (fa. ai-.r
comforts or life. Tha father devoted to the
care of his house bold, tbe mother engrossed
In the cdnMiion of feer children, and off
epfitnr thai will o Qualified by the correct
ness of their parent s example, u contcod
with the dimculilee which beset tba pathway
of every carthlr pilgrim -The father's
soonciy is m lucu a pieoge oi tueir temper
ate happlacas. Bach a scene aa thla can bo
witnessed every day In every community.
Behold that other picture. In course of
time the father baa boen persuaded to depart
from tbe path or total abstinence. Easy
leaptalloas lead blm astray, and from an
occasional glass ha becomes au habitual
drinker, Tba taste for liquor Is at last un
conquerable. Ue squanders his money, bis
property, his home. There Is nothing ou
the face of tbe earth too sacred, too holy, to
check blm la his mad career. Tha honor Of
bis family, reaped for bis wife, for his,
children, may have Its moral reproaches,
but It avails nothing In rjoenCblne a flcrr
thirst for tba lotoxloatlog draught. Behold
the family of sucb a man. Tbey, too, alas I
can be found in, every community. Cities
abound with them, aad tha humblest village
In onr courtry Is not exempt. Another
pleads for aid, and children whose food has
been coneueaed at the dramvabop cry ptteoas-
ly ror nreaa. uoce n no appeal uj your
sympathy t Nay, does U not jsora power
fully appeal to your energy to aid In check
ing the ravages of intemperance I
Tbe improper use of liquor, aad by that I
mean wben It Is not prescribed by a phys
ician as a remedial agent, staptfle (hd brain,
dulls the Intellect, and renders man Incapa
ble of fulfilling Ibe dalles atlottod blm, In bis
sphere or life. If each a. statamsat were
made for the first time In onr day and gen
eration wo might not much wonder that men
tampered with temptation t but Is It npta
solemn lesson that has come down to us In
tba very march of civilisation, even begin
ning with tba dawn of tbe tribes of Israel t
The vole of Almighty God, speaking to Hla
people thousands of years ago, warned Ibem
of tbe danger Jn tba wlnecnp Christian
and paean alike have proclaimed this warn
leg, while every age baa bad Its wofnl tcacbt
Ings by tbe blasted lives of Its greatest men
How often In oar bwu country have the pro
fessions been deprived of their most brilliant
ornaments I Physicians, Jurists, statesmen,
and even divines have not been exempt. So
clely has thereby been robbed of men gifted
as benefactors, but whose; example, unfor
tunately, has entailed upon 11 evils which no
man can number. Wbo, then, will say tbe
cause of temperance Is not tba causa of hu
manity 1 yes, the causa of God 1
How many young men endowed with
genius, blessed wllb health, after having
completed a eolleftatocourse, sacrificed by
Intemperance beueHls tbe wealth of the
world could not repurchase) bartered away
their birthright to true greatness for the sake
of the privileges of tbe dram shop, and died
unknown to fame i And what Is tbe remedy
for all (bis? Total abstinence. And what
we advise others to do wa certainly should
do ourselves Every member of society
owes It to himself as well as hla udgbbot to
be consistent with tbe law of self prose rva
tlon. It Is a wise adage (bat 'we should
f reach by example as Well aa by precept,'
lis not for the want or good advice that
tbe world Is not better than U Is. Tbe ae
lions or men are tha noblest, most eloquent,
when tbey Inspire lo others a desire to imi
tate them. Precept without example Is son)
laae It needs the flat of will to srlve It Ufa.
and a good deed wlU never lack for expres
sion ia woroa.
l wui no lunuer qcuud juu vuia otcoiok,
as the hour Is already late. But before I
close I cannot refrain from alluding to tba
prevailing custom In society of using
liqaors as a bcreiage. Surely those who
are tbo moat generous at tbelr sideboard are
the moet severe upon Indiscriminate drink
Ing Iotoxlratlon at home or abroad has
no extenuation in the fashion of tne age.
If those wbo condemn drunkenness lo
others will 11 ret Inuaence society by paQ.sb
lop from their households and their Una In
toxicating drink, my word for It, tbe moral
effect will permeate society and prodnoa a
reform In the most cflectual way,
In conclusion lit me say that In order to
urge the cause or temperance, oy ail means
oriranlr.fi temperance aocletles. assist those
already organised. Randed together In a ,
common cause, tbe friends of total absti
nence are bound lo prosper. Let roe ssy to
you, my friends, be encouraged. It is not
given to us lo vneasmeour progress, or to
set a value upon onr good resolve? The
consciousness of having acquitted one's self
of an obligation wbleh tbe best Interests of
society Impress upon blm, should be encour
agement enough to tbo earnest advocates or
temperance, tna valiant soldiers In tba cold
water army While there Is an anemy to,
tonquer, or a wqunded brother to aialit, we
mutt present a determlntifrofct to the foe.
and a sympathising heart to Aha fallen. Bo
consoled with tha (nought that good action'
art Imperishable. Their )nlaenc4 tan never
die. i,, '
Benaler uevali was warral annlamTad at
ba conclusion of his addrtss andths meet
ng adjourned.
wasniHOTon tibtfku.xci mcistt
This socletT held a rerata utW mrrt
log last nlgbt, at Board of Trade rooms, tbe
presldentt O. X. Harris, la tba chair. Io
teres ling addrestca were delivered bv John
uoiaen.isq , fion. u. u. iovelij ana u. n
MUUlebrook, esq. The Interest 10 these
meetlnre Is ateadlltfcent tin. and mneh rood
Is resulting; from (hem.
IITdRwkv lfA.... . V..I..1.. MAHitn.
about seven o'clock, as Robert Fletcher, an
old colored man from tha country, was
lvaaiDgauonK"cwjeTacy avenue, 1Q tne vi
clotty of tha Columbia aagtae-nonso, be met
two colored, men, aad taking them so be
honest people he Inquired If they know
where he could bay a horse
Alter ascertaining now much money iba
old roan bad they assured him tbey knew
a man close by who bad horse and mules
for sale, and offered to take him lo the
friara Before thay had proceeded far the
erger of tbo two uegrooa seined Fletcher
and held him while tha other coolly put his
hand Into his pocket, took bis pocket book
and rati ofL and was shortly followed by his
partner Tha robbers look all his money,
amounting to ?o.
Tba transaction was witnessed by several
members of the engine company ,w bo thought
the colored .men were plajlog, Aa soon as
rietcher made tba facts of tba case known
e wa taken to police headquarters, where
ha told hi story to DotecUra MeDevItt, wbo,
with tba assistance .of Sergeant Clement
and Ofllccr Jatae Boyle, of JuleutenantOess
ford's force, soon traced out tba perpetrators
of tha outrage, wbo proved to be two noto
rious thieve named 81 Taylor and Clark
Tbey were taken to pollca headquarters,
"where tbey were at one Identified by
Fletcher.
They had been to Alexandria subsequent
to tbe robbery and seersUd tb money, rfcey
proposed to compromise tba matter by re
turning tbo money, but of course did net
succeed la getting off on sueh terms, and
war sent to Jell by Jnstloa Walter. It is
but a short time sloe Clark wa sent to Jail
for robbing Mr. W U. Stanford of elothing.
Ae , and balled out by a ball-goer.
The difficulty In securing the attendance
of witnesses from a distance to prosecute
thew case ha led tbeae men to Imagine
that countryman are legitimate subjects lo
Slander, but this ease Is so outrageous that
nstie Waller la determined It ahalt coma
to trial, and wlU oommll Fletcher as a wit
ness, or compel him to give ball to appear
against tbe culprit-
, rteMhelepaHleea 1 .
Tna Kr.xo-LiTEai.ftT its tn ion Again,
on Saturday even! eg last, wcr the commo
dious Parlor of Mr. Horatio Kin thrown
open for the reception of a large aod Intel
lectnal company or ladles and gentlemen,
attracted by another of tha rational enter
taluments,whlch week after wet k bate been
presented with sd much success to tha lovsrs
or literature.
After the rooms were wen filled. Mr.
Xing, In si few pleasant and facetious re
marks, fritroduced- tba exerclsest. explaining
si vu aauiv tiiua. .uo lucMmog ui a request
on tbe card or Invitation that the ladlel
would attend In "evening dress.1 Least. It
talent be Inferred lhat this expression meant
to roaicaieiuu party costume, ne ceiireato
aaytnat ne naa no sucn meaning, out in
tended simply to express, tba wish lost ladies
would come prepared to lay aside their bou
nets aod wrappings, thus relieving the occa
sion of all ceremony, and converting It into
one of, easy, tmreetralucd social tutercoana.
Tha order pf tha evening waa then
reached, the promised lecture by Mrs, Maria
A, Stetson. Tba subject of the discourse
waa lflhe Biographers and Soul of Boni'
aad .occupied an hour In tbe readlor. it
was an eloquent tribute, to the genius and
character of the great Scotch poet, and a
withering rebuke to his ungenerous aod
prejudiced biographers. Tbe most earnest
and gratified attention was bestowed upon
Ibe lecturo to It close. Mrs. BicUou Is a
Doe writer, of attractive and dignified pres
ence, with an admirable delivery, and
would green the lecturer's platform conld.
tha ba Induced to exhibit her powers of elo
cution ba a broader theatre.
It was announced (bat on next Saturday
tTcalng an essay on "Alaska" wonld be
reaa uj air. vincsnt lojiyer, ot :xew iotk.
.. Xl?,!T or 1 -Oq Saturday Detec
tive Tillman, with ALL!- RPTnt f-
uaghand Officer Btlachcomb, or tbeTourth
precinct, were executing a search warrant
lUttJ rOuu4 lw . . lu V.WH IHJt h
(ween Fifteenth and Sixteenth and L and M
streets, two dressed bogs banging tip In a
second story chamber. As tbe inmates could
gtve ao eatlafaetnry account of bow they
came there, tbo pork was removed to the
Fourth precinct station honio to await a
claimant.
Bratiro OrcncoaTs of French Batiste,
Mellon, Cheviot, Doable and Twist Repel
lant Tweed. Some very handsome ones for
VIS- Ooa price only.
Gixnai c. Hkrhino,
No. 41V Seventh street, northwest.
A S Tat lor, at his temperance grocery,
calls attention to hla stock of fresb, good
and cheap groceries.
Tns rehearsal of tbo Pfatlbarmoulc Socl
ety this .evening takes "place at Motserott
Hall, at aatfpaat Seven o'clock A prompt
attcndanadls requested
Messrs. Joaia A AinfbftD have removed
their land office to rooms h and fl (first floor)
Barbour new building, No, 00 Louisiana
avenue, norm siao,
-Tan New1 Jersey Republican Association
will bold aa adjourned meeting this evening
at Liberty Hall, corner or Bevcnth and L
streets, at 7; 50 o'clock.
Thi forty-eighth annual commencement
ortheuetlpoalmedjcat department or Colum
bian College will take placa at Lincoln Hall
on Wednesday evening at t,wo o'clock.
Vkot. McMcnair. the ifcbtnlns calia-
latbr, win open his school to-night at his
residence, )3 FJgblb tfcct, between M
una t
On H au. CiTma and MxxcBAHTTAt
lobixo, &35 Seventh street, opposite Tost
Office G
Tui Third ward Jlepublrcans will bold a
meeting' 6n Weddesdat cvcnlngyMnrcU 3,
at Union League Hall f
Thebi wilt b a rneetlng 61 (be 2o depend'
ent ItepubUcan ItcforrA Asioclatlcnf (0 mor
row evening at Union League HaJT, s
Ataxaadrla and Vlnl!,
Tbe QomU of Saturday evening has tU
following news Itemas
At ao adlournred racctieg of tb Library
Oampsny last nlghs USptata Xesclncka
Kemper wss electod prealdcat, and the foiiaw
log ware lotJ duotorsOcorg It. )1IU
Arthur O Kelt. Wt Xt Lcgare AlQfd O
llhler, lloyd M Smith, Harnucl If Janoer.
KdicrRanwdcn, Jr,()Hwai Kearny. Xjjiaui
der Hill, Laitttr h HarrUou tand tdwtrd S.
Leaabcattr,
THiabccondlog wife menlloned a few days
ago returned to her bibaad this moral eg,
aod brought back with her nearly all of th
SMOOche had carried off She taw ths error
of her way bafor aha bvad gone farther North
than WacWlagto. e
Ta ahoeaaakers shop of a colored snast
oaned Aagustue LumpkUia, o Uaneroa
atrcct, bear Waahlnglou, waa attacked last
night by upknown partlee aod partially
catked
Homi of th old machinery or the Maaaiias
Oep ltallmad Odmpaav la now balag lakea
Iowa aad carried to OeorgetowD, It havlag
beta purehteed by Air 1 lotion nuyal, the
proprietor of tbe foundry In that city
Tna 1200 appropriated 00 Taeaday nlgbt
Istl by tha Oouoclf, for tbe purchase of wood
for tbodeecnrlBg eor of the cHy( has Veen
eapeodcdfand ao- wore wood will ba taeu4
tbuwlater Tb appllaaalc were a nuner
oucat th Mayor olue ycatcrdey that iln
order to give them all a little the wood was
diatrlhuted tn fiuantltlcs as amal as ihe clalb
ol a erd
A cotoain wouaw waa cererely burned at
Iteauer'e Hotel tn lecaburg laat nlxhl Sh
had a bottle of keroaeac oil la her dress
pocket, which sb struck against a etov lo
pasting Th bottle broke ,tl oil caught fire,
and hence tbe resulting injury
AasxTa la thla city baa auaeeeded lu en
gaging lta colored tneu In Washington to go
to plantations la tha ulf States Ihoieen
gaged held a meeting laat week and aaaaf
mutmAl da tar mined at ta leave Lha aanital
until they bad recti t 1 their share of tb an-,
propriaiwin iaiu inana 17 uurtii mr ittv
support of th destitute of that eliy
Coflfectloacry.
QiiArriEi.iv PURitin loaftfKiv
U iiwnaaii
1493 rsaHBTXTAJIlA AVUI.
Bttwcea Twelfth eadTblrUtath Strut!
wivfiii. wiDDisai. ani pbhh sii.ni!
Tloaa IJianika ac.ac . farst.Utd at shert
e elite aa laodsrat tarn rlri clstt waliera,
saCanaae table oraewaia.ellfef ware ha , e ,
(tvatauad U parUaa. JLe MtUrsaja aad, Water
lf. atveral aew praani IS baatuuc faair
jowm 11 KUArriEi.il
fable-la '
ytCLiaiorja , (. -Chnreta
SepvleeTlrday. c
TIRHT AJttlTCCCR
Rev T)r UnthberL oaator of tha Tklrtaaalk.
street llaptlst ebureH, preitehod eaoUrvr or hie
plaiajtattlealaaa rectlVCeanaeoC ycatcr
daynonilar, HUUatwast&4lTtli-vreoaad
litasben oxi.kc "AadJeaueaatwitceatd
were thera not tan xlaaatad hutrvSata
ibe aluer The isrtbea was iSteadca 10 Ului
trst ta a practical wat tha ptonvnees of tne
heart ot teen t rortotfaiaeae aad I as rati I ado
ferMecalafaconferreabT IkeAlraisaty, iAU
batL Tad Itaari analtai tt jaa
iniiiuiiai ai ram. tnm
iuiQrT
aavldur tone cicaandaftneirleproey' rtli
of thee Were Jews aod oh 'waa a etraoier
pamarltaa. After tbey bed felt the power Of
itoa ana were naawiina Jiiae eoatianca oa
their way, aad tbe Bamirltaa alone rat dread
to (ivaiBanaetouod i(a reecired an iio-
rloai reward in Bfrinr tiCeltd aot ealr
bodily loBrntlty, Wot lAbctnfialcaaaad of the
o aoa oaiy or ma
iBfimae af aln. ntt tn am itv aad aaaallaa.
Ia tlmee of distress, aad sorrow, aad trouble,
and waat, rata Sail updu pod, to Ssvethemi
ths strongest hnrte quell, and thoee wbo Ju
health aadpraaperitv ceoo atoet, eaake lead eat
appcale la Unite of al ska eta aad adversity)
but when ta dancer U paaced they forcal
agala the f ourea of thelt relief aod peace, aad
only here aad (acre one returns and glree
hlmitir up wholir to Ood DrrOfltabert
earaeitty feiproeced thla open hie hearoro, aad
eloaed with a powerful appeal to theeoagra
gstloo to give thatr hearfe lo the BavloaPA
a the evening hedlsaaureed from the teat,
There la Joy lathe aegelaofUod ores oa
alnaertharepestetllM
turning away from alt other great evente
which aaapan upon tklc earth, they loctt to
thceieaer that repeoteth add jejola, Vay
I It lo ar raantfcclaffoa of ttcpiwer of ded,
of the lav of tiedevery atrrismt of Ud
aoiara laxsa aa ibi nirinioafi aiaaar.
II Tbelr eyetpathy for their Jjqrd Jeeaet the
shepherd aeckf tac loat cheep, aad whaa Ja
aadaltherejoleeitth father WjoleeaattU
rat a roof the prodigal ooa. Jeaaa rejoicai when
the loct cheep la found, wnea Urc prodlgM bla
are theyenjoypd the tola start l ot heaven
they havo pitched thdr tcatc atbc bcakef
thaishlaleg river that floors fni tne thaoao
of Ood . Thcrhav saaa fall frets taalrSjit
estate tha.angtle who era DOw-iaUe flooea
and misery ot aeit Tre,aey uaderstaai aad
appreciate the worth ot the coal, and the value,
the great value, of repeAteaeo.- If they are ao
moved, ahoald aotw oadSavot to-laad Ita
aere toircpeataact pcay oeracatly-feraar
oeivee and our loved oats, that they joey re
pent while there l yet time!
rouaTar rassarriaiAif citnaon w
Ths pltor, Itcr John O Botlth, D Dj
prcaehod la (no moral eg from let Oorla
thIaaataTi trr area Oatlat, odspassaver,
is aaerlflced for ne,1
He eald the paaaaver waa iatUtutcdby flU
vlae appola'mant, aad kept Brit by the Us,
brewe la Mfpt, aad la always obaerved by
that rat to this day, ltwaeoocof the three
restfesttyalt atwMch all wereetpetlad to
epreiaat WheaUhrletwas U rears tktba
waa taken up by hla parcata to Jerusalem to
observe this ordinance, W bayo the par.
Udoluc of this lasutntleh IU the 111 ft e&eptar
of rxodus Ilwea a faallr observance A
Icrabwithoat blaailab was roboeetestcd by
ihe heed of lb faulty, kepi tear daw 4
tfceakiiUd. TaablooJwe enrloklede tha
door-poiti, and the flh was roasted with
fire, aid oaten with1 vaieaveavd bread and
bltteiherbc
Tba word raiaoTcr jc appned to tne orai
nane frost tbe fact thai upon. Its original la
slltutloa the Anrelof t
tna ti
ord passed ovel
very boute upon which tbo blot
ir houta unon wMah the blood waa abrla.
kledby dlrlne direction la every other bouai
ma
on wac found dead. "The Jcwe alriatly os-l
serv tale ordloaMC, aod Uae put eta r sects
to iuni iron iiirnnn"o"f"rT.M
of their ordlnantce OlieuBClaloa la aaolhat
of the rl tec of the Jewa wbleh they are alviyi
carerul to obccrvC Tb Pastover wee I ap
pointed to elgalfy tbo-dlrlnc Juctlee whleh
caneupoa tho EgypUaaeoa at toast nf thi
crueltlec laAieted upon tbo Hebrews, ,,Tte
history will alwari be read with great lal tr
ait, but we lear If ,to eoaeldcr a eublret ,1a
which the whole world Is loUrcct4,ObTlat
oar Waaevea. Tb lord Jrauc waa aaetb)
tccdi b wac aot aa obUtloa. Jt . .
HaoriBca wm tbe orfertna P of life I obla
tion was urTcrtng tbe first fruits If othlcg bit
blood and tna onertat up of life can atone tor
la Christ la called lb Uaa of Ood. Job
aaldt "Beheld the lamb of Ood, which laketh
away tba ala (cot eloej t tha world Tbe
terra pardon does aot occur la tba K. ew Testa
ment Tbe worfiforgtvenrii end rtmliiloaof
elaaaraaltd la tbcobaertancc'of tb parni
ver great eats waa takca (bat Ue lamb tkal
waa ilal abeuU aol have a. bom .broke.
WbeoUarlst was ofuelatd,opt a baa lq bin
Wac broken Jaaisb, ion. years boTore the
rontlaUudedmost beaatlfuny tathetlrcttDi.
stsneee of hte cnicloctictt "
tBaeriicee were earetallyt offered under tb
is given to thjacubjcal la iba book of Levitt
cua x.evt was tne tribe apeilstly ehoscato
errer snerllrea UbrttHwae a priest after the
order of Metehoaldeav bad he waa Of tb
tribe of Judan,otiLorVi aod I her waeitb
great objcetloQ to bin U tb Jcwlab Mtod
Iaul argues thle aanjactnoat ably. Ha offered
Klmtetfa cacrlflee, aod now bale a print oa
laainraae u T.r urniiia ataae iDin
sesaloa for ue." All thai Uaclat did waa vol
alary Up anado bltaaclf asaerltloo for ue
Ue wac the itar,tb vlctlm,aad thcprlect.
AJI otQeee net la Jesus CbrlHe Is prophet,
priest, and king It ta our put over, aod h
wacaacrineodforuc " " '
Finally, Saeriaced for ua This la lb
rointof woodcraadansacRLj Araaaceaeat
aagele aad to neo, I make these cobelad
log obeervatloaai , , .
kafw'AiJ(yJUlryv.Bi,!UiBi.lH
belt, lifting tip oor eyrs lo torment.
2 tf elf eoi dannatluu and aaiutah of tbo loat
nay b et-eo la this discourse, and than, whaa
we think or the weeping aad welllog aod
gnashing of teeth, and the eater darkest
S Tbe Lordc .Sapper epread le tbe proof
that grate stlU lavitca,bcausaUhrlat ibtei
cedta .
4 fait rejections cohdema hi, andlq-dir
wa nay hay tbe laat call.
a, vThat' will yoa dot Will ydu tfjtil
Ubrlst sairiOcedfor root
la. tb aliarooo the coomutoarae ad
intofatered.Rev Ur.Sailth o 01c la t log, Sisitltd
by RO Dr MarwU.of Waw Tprk.
woiisa ot TuaatBLa poacAs
Dorcas wac tba subject of BeV, Dr Ktw
nane cerenth dlacourao oh'th wemewof
the Bible, dellrarcd laat veaUlgal ah idelro-
Bolltaa eaarcb. Tb Mai wac th f ere of
icaih ehaptar of Acta. Tb elccuatataaaaj
which brought this ' noble1 wlpmsA tatopromU .
neneororour aenurairon tira laiuum win
related, and Dr Newnaataoel Voosucrauitria
aatar aad th rewardml her bcaerobfacat
She laaaexpoaeotoruarlatlanebarltrtataad-J
ing lorin aa tna aatoouiiaeDi oi wiet oiTiaa
trait of eharaetcr so ooeapieneoela the life of
nn r.AF(i J.iui llhrlaC
Ileoevoleaccv froka seas aad rwlaj atgalBce
rrood wlltar to with walk ad laeludoaia la
tallectual aadth meral, thSioUed aad the
heart, the deelalen of the will and lb Wlahot
tha coal That benetoicne which (s 'purely
of the head may b clear 'a rstalbhl c
eoUasna loborc.ujiiae)lf simatble. D-
oevolfealaaturatr aMulrc. , - i
Hone nea ai eharlUBl by. eoasUUMonl
i nry arv puiq 99 , i iatuu wouiihw ,
Others arcbofd U tensely oCiash, Thsrar
nottoblaaia lorthatniiklaff ra recpoBal
bl Illy (alia upoaJttetbcf iNalur. fWavansd
lake tncBjutla adAlngbtynaka fbl
take ,them foi Mlci or for worse; Nature
gUs us nothing lo perfection
It'
us sapscuy; 'it
.naeltvj fla a-eat tnlsaloa of Man
adneailaai to rcstkata that wblea oalataUa
eaceaaito develop that wbleh la dcleinU
AC iacoorc wefe are two oatrenaa ni wauie
aad btsek, and erery variety of ebasge ba,
twecn then, c thereli every shedeottepiyr
oltace, frouiateasa beneolaaa oaeelaa'
telptet tSCinahOfesoathOtaai taonaaata
are whirlpools of earfltnacMj auvcfylhtpt-
pleasures that comes wlthialbctr rctih kota
mao weiaen.cnuurcBiOOxiaa. aaaa.a, aoaorc,
UOWB JHll M tivainavr ibwii WBHH
pool, ao. ee ahoald ehua auch'noa Othoe are
beat repnecatedtbr ihecaBial fouolala
almtava oaurlne the waalth Of tbalr hanavA.
lenba upon bumaaiiyanriehlnx, beantlfileg.
Another plac la apacaadls bnveleef
aomeaiBa araoDariiaeie oy iotnt,a&aii yea
eaa osly eateh thea a Ualihl noad yota r
tutttti'ul, but woe uoto you If you catch then
in tha nriDOBlte Uomlnr ntlthtrfram orlnaU
It aor fn ay apathy, bat fron certain
eoabtltloa of the at stem, perbapv from a rood
digitiooTatbtr (bait frrathgrtie oLUod
and If their doator can oalyauaacad la keep lag
ihcdiinosiuooa;t right the win, aleiae be
rberira'IcoB1yipatbtlebaat,orcoceleore.
leg ceffrDba prtoclpl. but fron thrareuetnr
1 ihs am hi I ah a af aitaraal Inflaajiaa
latbfcaie ot boreac thertaaCftd.n ba,
ayaicmatia beneroieaee Tnert wss a fUcd ,
purpose aod pjao, rcrhape wenjli it In our
en urine nora ! aim yiinuva ut in mmj
otberlhetack of ayataautlewlvlag A taaa
may glre tboucaad dollar at rt begaaUt
r give-a inouaaau oourt a ,ea eagianiii
h war. and narat force! It when iou aak
for any morei bntia tbatjfar be rasT hsvo
ot tua jrar, auu H5 "
foF in mnm bnt la that VSar
made a hundred thucaod It )iae -th rll
alto that when moaet- preeenr demands V
trcnehment a man utully beglnc with the
charities IleatllldrlvecbJefacthQrcaoath
Arenue, aod madam stUI drcases la rasgnld
ccot style no retrenebmept there Th
heatbea may perleh aodV th poor su(fer,nut
he must keep up Ms cctabllshmsat.
11 ut tuDDai (tod aJmlrht ehault
la that way Vnat would Tbccom of this rasa a
juauiltal It la a slaiplaCbtlitlaa duty not to '
(allow our chrltlcc to luetoato- aeeomlas; to
inclination, and not to retrench than unlove
w reduce inewnoie seal oi ourjivteg in pro
portion Phall w take bread Iron (he mouib,
of tbe poor, and tbe Qoapei rrom tna poor heap
tbeo, that we may lire In losuryl
Dr Newman then eoaatdered coin or IB
motlvei that ahould lead ue to beoevoleae.
First, a common burnt ally Wa era. of tb
saVae oriajlo. the same raei subject to the earn
I a Arm It Ira, the acme mltfortuacct to-day rich,
to-morrow poor) to-day In honor. tomorrow
to dishonor Another oiothre lc that coelety
Ic bound together by Ut great I we of aumeu
dependence There are two elaaue to lb
world thos who take car ol, trVemielvcs,
and tnnie who are to be eared fori rb.o freer
duty ef th former la to ear tue th latter
Th alrong ant protect th weak, tb wis
must ad mate the Ignorant! tb pur must If i
cue ibc oau
llharltr a
Charily agsln ll Inienarsbt from piety,
:anavolane nir ealil without nlsrvi bat not
Pearrolene may eclat without
nlatv- without benevolent U
piety without beacvcUnc Bla ey there ar
forth Ob arch whose prbyere r s loaf
arvent aad as Joud as melodious, whose heart
never throb for tbe distressed) whose hsods
arc never opened" to relieve the tofftrloi
r never upenta id reucr mi Bunerina jr
cwmsa then i ootid trad tb reward f llorcacf
cr cuddeu death, and tbe eulogy that heebea-
flelaree pronounced on her wfce jo their grief
tbey brought forth and showed the gemeots
the bad made for them inferring to borcee
aaent ot fron) the midst of her usefulness,
ir. Hswraan alludrd to th nation's Ion In
in death of Mr. Uurllngam. In bis brief
flf,parhBpalatbiaat flr7erc,ahae ae
eomplished more for Ubrlatlaalty tnaa all th
other mlsaloaarles scut to Cb4natlf w tske
tbeulllmat reaulte of th commercial treaty,
and If wa allow oar mlade to pace lato Ike
futiw and gather up ta ImaglaaUoa the era ad
results flowing from Ikls treaty, whetkev I
commerce, or sfrteultur, or lovernmeat, or
dneaUqa, dt reUgfoa. rhctbsr his Idea was
tba advaacsraaaT ef Christianity or not, ret
(lod, wtw rule otmt in, la to briag oolaf
that treaty reeaRs hi graad as aay that wUl
aw rrcrm iMsasars i tnemiasiooary ia u
boreralaUibniihewotk roc on
. Addrcaelaatb woaaea of hie aobaiMi
DrKlwaia aaked, Mwsra yon, nVadanf, to
die to-nleht. what would b therfnltlon of
yourwardrbt rouW It b tiled With gar-
' IOI DDDMUII IUI HI .UI
wlthraaaaiaecatro
yesltbl Tbe little garments prove oacebar
air ira in voaiir aarnanie anoinvr - nw
abrMd thera go- forth oa ntisla-e ef
eabrltr, thai at laat ihernltbl reeclva tbes
weleoaaoMarde, Iaaetaoch aa ye did It into
the laaataf one of tbaccjr did it ui.ta me eater
yalutotbeioyofyouiLord.t ,,,. .,
PtfliU
WW 'ETESCftTT accural) imltp
AliU FtlUa or elhtr SpMMtt ly
fierly ittitinjavtMuolloni.
. , u.iuuhuruttitf
thiticil. Ifatibtal llblrl.
utii "
Ml.ilU-1. 1 J-lJj'
ilil i- a
SWTW, EtO .
tj ttPAin wo xutb,i niunU,
flolat.
TAIBBAtlKS BOALfiS.
TbeatUatlea f
ORO0KK3 AND BUTCHERS
I called U try ttrtr aad saijtU'atertastii
:t
VbX "'
AB0
Counter Scales,
warr..t4
UtAi
fatotyplnc aftit,Elgrt)tnl''g.
UIIUT. IWATH B,
S7 -liTLTiinfcAlu
PimrllU' Llim. l.D ttrrnrx
HIKKlUJ,ffti,tl:j,frt'?
Cu:TWandSpwf
PijEind'Y'BWo.ToStoro,
NlntU .Ircct, between I anil B.
TEAS! lEJUUlTnVMIl
il . . 5BlI(D thtllr; KrfM?
fessSl.iifcr-,!r,--' rJ?" ?$Sb
U.M. t H.M..V.H4.A.JJilD'A' '
H. A..0LC0TT ft CO.;
r ui4IMilht.l"ti.t. n'.Mi
f,-'.
UI Sliih'.litxt. nVHd'tl
irtpel RBd'Lljri.
I Il'-rSirjc, Ifgpisr';
.'AuroiJiBUTaruRsisn
wf
H.
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CREST UNiVERSlL. ElHIBltlOIJ
siuxttr ttovuazvxf'rtti larV'
mj- rer b caiuHbt. At "
tmAwnyisf Einclr.
fid. oij"fti tSrStfi .wliflf erih. LcMT
611. ma b. trtbM'd fmm
N. W. BURCHfiLL,
Cor. Hlh .ml THMi rJrr kHI ) W.
SpecjarptTtie,
,'rf. JlUn.,J liV?uiifit .i.r,Mi;.l)r 1,"
, , xo'?'"1"? I It
Hubert tmxm& CO.,
t t HZ MX It IIRBCT
iV.twten I) el rt JodTebijcTlrtoVa avjn V"
TaVo Vteaitly SftUS lebStvS r(4iieta f
LOANINCr M0y , t
a.;tttli., r Hr.rjr buMfiptJoq
AT .
LOWEST RATES. .
Kill Or ,1,000 AND DVJK AT U TIB GXIT.
ill. in. I isj. ' IMMI
IF
0PQSA1.S you f&mtu pxkr, ,.
frioamlrfnawTaaiaVBVJaartrVire I
Scaled Meppeale la.apUtaJ. Wtut MPV.o
lhUaaTaprhtai-BtaitrbS, will 'be efaTd by
tb.a.iii.l aaUt la aUlarrCud Jbfarah VS.
rteeiBTtiPlMjrbilJaawjIbeirBesea ifovi
' Tt4l BaarBaAWfraai, ef .-taarWiU
fjxciada ) and to bTdenvtrWiJ al thlapeat free of
oa.rtA.. fii.k. ihi.ki aad klaaav ia.Lu.W la mi
oil. laaathoaaatliyaaBaaxirortaiaiiaia tue
....1 . .Ja anati ilit. m I lha aarjiniBBdli t
jsvwcaW ivi,v,"-,Al-l'r'
"rAveeblal&isrtbaVsaitTrlD
ThetbaaksefforaiQsiiUraabaUbecatair frc
WraetofeatlathQa U tba kaaa julal. and V
edaartarafrvmaTa; toalgL taqbea abev the
pfl
ht.HiaauiMlalU fetea alvataatha. &r aaeh
I
"rr r-rr- k- .i".":.i.iii..ii ii:...
com1
prwal
tie catralec,wm be reaalicd t caUr lata
txiadarffTtheanm of eacrborlaa4 dollsra, elgaed
art br SW veaaBlfcl tnra Italy wboee aamee
j j irit-la ml-... -,.. I r l '
m
friftBrs:iftSu!ttv. in.... '
KaaltforrrtahBttf BSdrcalfd te these
Jf'4 .I...I..I .. ...ik..
la th taltrv'p' Ualttd ftatta.c ,
1 Other eoajrtieati -rvqatrtrattu. payntehts, ftt.
TaariBi it ftaarra iniuitt J vt.n wiua av
P... a..w... ''7,iiVk uVruirr,
tt.lj.H.a.l.fQr..a.aJIivLt&
GARDEN SEEDS 1
CAAlTOQTJB TlpVt hEADY.
100 DAiEEI? EABLT
ROBEPOTATQES,
LAUDKETH'S EXTBA
in many olhsrTtrlttlts
E4U1V VAlBBtllfE BKiliS,
Ail n.ir eibar Tulitl.a
CABOAOE, UEETS, CARROTS,
fi(10 1'i.ANT, LETTUCB,
OWON SETS. Ao-
. SEED OAT8, WED CORN,
GRASS SEEDS, In fall .uptilT. ,
clover, iwoTliy. oifOiuiin,
VJ , UBUD , LU OLASB,
WIlWE CLOVEIl, e.
UWN GRASS, FLOWER SEEDS.&C.
OABDEK MB JtORt'CtJUTURAL
TOOLS, In foil, lock.
HOES, HAKES, TOOLS.
SPADES. DRILLS, JM ,
atlArtOS AND AGRICULTURAL IMI'LE-
MENTS.Infollupplr.
l'LOVTS, PLOW CASTINff, CVLtJVA-
TOK9, AC
40.IW A. AUi:ut
. , agiicalleraladAaad Vartbeas.
,m , Lenliuassve . ei7wiaiaaad7TcalbaU
I fable eolir
inwiiMhiibH uo pnni aaa Sluf
Jus Maohooo, while yet a youD aao, walla
tb fhsptet of ble beaora watctitl treo h te
Mrt oC.'aawutd teach US Ihleleciaa.thht
ae ta nab doocaacat naoav-aav saa. Taela-
,u
aOtu0i1SWfi Mr .Viit, &
ItW If x TO Mlath atraak hatweta U aad V1
' i ' ' 'I - I! . ai
1JW
I oft. r..u4 tt .Ttrr Jr MlNrMM I
"ir:.. i.. .it .f Trat..f t.t.v OT'ao
eased
?"a ?av.
K"
JaaUM'aa. Jftiaaat It aottatitfactoryv par
btaaauflbaaaatraaUr
J Vbeanaaaala (Ualq sUst,al jatbar prlc. pet
tflnodelniietamta will La i mala bad fur tale le
IocaL notices.
1 i
AjlItfAtUAT.
&ilL
lore to, uia
fifeM..ftkr It
tlblr
It bu,lta tinwt of.
color wuantirajet
Tft BOn. Af lli.m vlll
jToaoceme
rlcll. D.tsr,! katrtblttbraairlit
out toy th, nu or Fh.lon't VIU1U, or Btr
tlon lot ths IUIr, pr,pution cImi !
traUlpirtbt, toll wUcb dof pit lUIa tb.
good, dwleti. ,7. v.rW-tH'
Bisinia it, tokio md itrtwtUimliii' bm)
trtlei, IIoITt Milt Eitftct Ii laTlab. Ia
cmc! of ctmlnfDiJtloti.'M hi rtiown bj folloin
lor irtrmctt from rtpotil it tninurt MtU
til. In Znrrmfti ' It Tiau . Iton to tb. larokd
M lbl Ytovnfol encnjjv n rtniett tb, pro
trrctaoftb.tlMrlmiMiitbl,. It HI direct
nuKoniis ia 11 raDflrnu.r. morpia conua
tlon br pMTtntlol thi irtUhiff ui lltlt of
id. aionrmaQtt.1 nunirf morBorer. it poer
foil neltct tb rtdlty of tb, Ivfgi und
locre.ie ths drttil.HOTjprtlJ! blood, Ml
br.lldrDtrUli.ndrroccr..' fcS-toSt
TBI fWiniVofffir OfVf ftS.ntMr fliWr.
lontt Swoilti ttrMt ma EnW!n t ,n,r.
itrirrtcisoJ4tisoTtTe.niryT
m.r, Mdllkm to lu'Mj-jllr tankrat
bctnn ntT.lM.rfrtimcriM. mi"
IIP tbLH iANI RKarAUilAN OB.
UN1TE0 STAtlSiIlOTEt
renn.jlTnnla Avenue. Nnr. tbe
KtB.f.l.lkWh.p'llkMLA.lAwini
wax.i.M4r,fl.lp.lvM r,IllJ.Jl
,.f'.?.?ri ., . 11,, "1 1 . n.f.?lrfWii
feraUhe UrHrtottata UcSltlaf' atalt aa)
aicaiia ib qaaiitr a variety Biraar aeata jo
thellaia , tfeUllnlUCf ko4mBJvC,raS,r
i.r weaaiac tea large itbtubb rtfiia.Ti
eaae
"V""i
ttteniiWK&)'i
klea'tnieal
ST. GL0DD;H0TEL;
tOR.HlNTHANn'F'STS,"
ThcHastMBlralltAarteilatbceltt.'liinbtdlaicly
eppotlte ibe Paltat Ue-Bd ataaala Temple,
aa. eta block t,Mfaal.Pet ftftle
VablVD'tfaleJadftlSeioBi W eXorepMpts.
ripctrfpfas.
aitiaauy rarauaiiarasfceaa 1 ; ei
. The ratfMttara,aaniB.aaUalat With the .Cei
llol IxaBUvBalaat1aaiTTsnrr;YBraB:avr
bepartraaate. had tb tHIU start and Ohio Eat tread
reBjrc'BWE,;
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Jl WIAUn ANT ANDiIUNlsillOOlif'
CMr milhul f rttMtft.rpMMPaAnKiaM.
UTI(TlKbl..varr .trl. Jui k.f.r'.wifj.
br.i.3lAuKnfiilRwV.. Htt. a c
.tl.br.U4 XX. Id XkX ALK0H .BADOIIT
MEALS FURNISIIED- TO aENTLEMElf
.arum..Ir.Mli.M. limufM. r
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P I A,N 0 R.
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fleieWaaBv.a. A. .,.. "J .-il
I li r i Vbb X . X4crwDV Ssmae Jl
r -aJaTaaan easy teVaae a'aakayeotd althe
Jto1tataoftuiawarFi$oc and M",
llaiBlia'ataawatatwrraaaA' 1 a . . rtw-w
Mi its. oiKAirnH wittsdi, bitvip
uk ati 1 a Timbaf aad LeniKe jt itae
t.iaa f.O 1
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I VBiCrnnt. i
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perVaUh4blaPa4rtmatat awr jMadartajr
aparlajlpf rupreare eeiptjUa;lttvf gi"
"' iua kwv A.aa a
tliar.i' iuit mww mat .-r
tt,l afat1,9iBf.MtbyiJr. Iftkea, V wkla
Plit flriiaaiYltUerdaert'l-llbrBtflscbte'i
He T. Pall lalUf'alitfBtiaiSflaad 0p. At
clrenUra 1 S by S4 laaaaa. ol ihe tame eoleri at
& efaafhVd,'5 ' ?UT f r U P'f1
llii yuUlrttrala.STit(WlBatia,oftaine
voltvc un S.aa aadcr keadatUlloa a to
tb" prVptrrrtaa efaatk, T
Na, B. rZatrlMkalaaarkiaaarnBBaJaiiaa. a
airraUra.) br SVIatatt. ai eaaetlnes aa.1
Liau4rUtf aqwiiiiiFiLaa aaa futnpitioai
jrn. b i era latter tut jus ira.'cuuiaa.vaaaiai
ctlataaeha. ft, and aaaer ,. Ua foaiUloa, aa w I
sr VI T OBjlal atatt tf Vy SS YaCV-ttiraa.e I
eulcra a Moj 1. aad aciH"ft lWSa4iaaia Hi
HZ'WTJW sl,. iV WUibec. ef
bbbm taian aa He. iMaCtaalci utkaaaasmea aa
'"IrYJij..
SB
Slaaaa.vit'Mo.B.aalJlSUa.
.iAUWtWvc BVWac BBat wraaajviAliC'
MMtd wlthpatUfCCMmMof saaacaaamlaailoa,
atrfra.aadaalera. aid taoaaVMaapnerlBcoatl
faaa,a4MWraadlarMiaislLberltniaimaaBe
!ln
.1
ata la width the etilraliaath. The wrappers i
laaammaanaiieisiaBn iniia rvarineei isuci
la width seraat laaaaa a - m.nj.-
Ailpavaiepeaaad wrafverc Ttb beaded U
Ssitalaaf fwantr 4ra.BBdpeidUiriapele
oard or straw bVnfft aaaK ia Saetaln aot Uaa fwaa
twe hanSrad aad Sflr ? Jt.efMrr amtam teller
else, and aae bandred eaeajpl lb ail ee watra
entiti uiupirHir Aa
l2iniii?i1SK2l8af'
aliaac waodea aaaea.wtll taravMdWlbUaoeolr,
aaddftMedibakwbealatt taa taeaaaa
arereoalredprcpar Ubeltcf dJradioB, tc befev
.LLaJT hvariMaaalaVtka Dasanaia ktl afiaat a
Yvlaaadt BB - naekan brilat aa,aeaoa 1
Vpodeaeaaaa, QaaUlalaa aayalttbea tfr mrappera I
ltatraepCRa vr waierroniat afi aepre
Tided with talubla water pj-eauaju T3at wbess
tebedaneBadertbetMDaiWa.aa4lrMMB)fa
iiaataf tbeDepanoiear7,r . . , , .
tbt fctl una DetMiiiaeai. Waahlai
cat. WaahlCBtoBtD 4
itdalr aeiaerued l Inapt
tbtItta -vl Sallytryto
BitaecacataBsei
naa receive tna aarai
at th epfloa f lb
Bl th epnoa I in I'oaimaaiav utararai. aao
eoiiaf dalneriSi, a-walla peMf ' p
Ev.iiW"i'ssl.' ' ''"fs'';
BTilderaaro BettStd that tb lUparariaht art)
ntH
Deal
arillaa-
ajBire. aaaaaaavii
tloi4and wyaj
Haiti la seta
UaacSlba ooatraMi thai tba ear
pc.t:.,.'r"i.v.-ts;M'v.M,
aiAf.d la ink kiaaaar aa Ia iirai
aaalait loaa b Bra at Shah. Vk akaaaraattar
mattatalltlniaa aaaaajaal la tbe haiMUaa of
an acaal af the Department, 'who will rtqafrc
the tilt elailcBaof Lha foafrsrl t befajthfall nb-
The alee fur eraboeclar ba pctaseatampaa
lb cavalupet sad wrappers ar q Uaxatated I
i.MTM ..I J.iaait aa
aJaiaaabUTtamaJtwIiVpntajaraUarft,
gpteiuBnaaf laetuiuped aBTCtupaa stawVip
pert now tav aae may ba sees a an? eft Ua pttaaU
pal peat alUeea bal,taaaa toacmaae, are t kb a
regarded aa tb alvle aad hpIUr fliad by Ike. Da.
Sartmeal aa a aUadard foe thcaew aoarritlt'bld.
era ar UeVefere lavltad-i aabmlt tamplaaaf
oihcraaddlBareal4BlltlaaBdatylcc.laeladjBs;.
the paper propoeed, at wall at lb taasaraanared
aaaiODa. WrBMM
''111 U5Jfi'.il m mrlt U ri. tiid.r
aka.a M.nai.1. aitfaaaaklt baWAt tha laWl. la
coVsiiipaimeiaarfveai-eoocrteucPMimeau;
r t'ti vriTT-' r:""r:: .:r.L. .... ....
ralei-ae aad wr.ppwrl aceadaac wlla 4
rmt ortait aaTtrtiataiaa.i .'
. NIIIMIMII
d aatlafacierr
if fiSt rlrtl U raJcaaeyaBTj
iladsoicnttaeUteraiu of lb Oor
aa traa aire IL i - .tl j-
Hafuia alaalaa a. eaatract the aaeceMial buUti
ffyj "s;M!U'fi,"! "1 1'S'l HjaKl
Impraaalaae 1
ttaa
Mnidl
!.rlw7ittt.iA'!
aataarallaar
iKaanra
alrai for a fahh-'
fal rar for mi
wntin al Ilia a aa l rati, at raanua I
BtraqauaaBTio
COTealeaalh tael
leiiea o torn aa wt uvipimtw
afiaia.t lMiaadraymcBliBaai
tub uadsnaaricrlr. afiar prop
provaaiaepi
aaldcoairsttwl
ujr"r',,".-.7," .......
cal4hltaVi
lytrtbiiirut, or
Itferibapor
rlful te ISanl the cos tract wheat
I n fttHtHMNI WIMIH irrin.
tltOBBBBtiseevai
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