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REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
OFFICE

kEAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
OFFICE.
J.. p. HI A Sc
M ILL devote his time 10 tie purchase of Real
w Estate Of every descril ton, and to th- Rent
ing of Houses in Washington, georgetown, District
u Columbia, and sd o.Eing counties OF Mary. and
AID Virginia.
$50, 'he pnrchase and sale of Stocks and Nescti
s.ions OF Loans.
Office first door north OF the Presbyterian Church
on street, near the City Hall, Washington city
kETEhENCx:
Col. NJ TR"MpsoN
joan WILSON, kq, Commissioner General Land
Office.
PAIRo Il NoURsI,
lion. L. P. WALDO, Commissioner Of Pensions.
j. G-lm
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"Wo"fs'' land /" Wanted" advertisements, fourline
" less for each insertion, IS cents; each additional
line cents. ~
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By e. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
SUGAR AND MOLAssES at Auction MON
~ DAY next. the 10th Instant at IL o'clock, on ;
4 A. h. Dodge's wharf, the cargo Of the baron.
Chase, from hayaguez Porto Rico, consisting Of
4o5 hhds prime sugar
10 do choice Molssses
Z. 8. WRIGHT,
Je I'D Auctioneer
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By DOWNS T. HUTCHINsON, Aucs
HARDWARE, BRUSHES. CEDAR WARE. Fan
LII cy Cords, &c at Auction Ca SATURDAY
morning tie 2lth instant, at o'c ock wa shslI SO
at the va etv store of MIR. Geo. Savage, Pa avenue
near 9th street. great va iety o.
'rdware, Brushes, c car Wars
Fabcy Coos. Hou sekeeping articles &C.
Comprising general a, sortment Of poois usr a'ly
Kept in such establishing mt
The sale will he continued on the following Tn,
day, Thur,day and Saturday mornings next.
DOWNS HUTCHINSON.
}" S5-N Auctioneers
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sy GREEN 4 SCOTT ...,,..

~ GREEN = SCOTT, Auetiopssrs
RRtCk HOUSE AND Ior nn,o.,,. a.. 49,
y TAI racks. At Auction -On Ns,NDkY ,h. ca,
LIZ y - snan sell In front OF the prpm,e... st
"a -, sooo twostory end sarrrt. huff Hons.
and .tretts on sh street west bet. .s .Ouli
- feat. ava "VnS on sta q
Title Ia sispu'ahls.
20 Terms: onethird cash; the balance in 9, n AND
Of the sale 'n 'ne Gay
deed given and deed offrust taken.
GhEEN SCOTT.
Se I'd Auction ar.
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POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST!
| COuMENCS this day to run of nv STOCK Of Dry
J. Goods and Shoes at prime cost. What remains
~ the Goth Of July. will then be offered auction
Prisons wishing extra bargains will do well to
cail.
have good assortment Of Dress Goods, ehawls,
Eantles Bonnets. Ribbons, Psrssols, SC.
Also, good stock Of 5dOEs Of all kinds.
The Store will BIZ for rent Cd the lst of August.
I. B. BROWN,
Cor. 7th and sts., Northern liberties.
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BY e. 8. WRIGHT. Georgetown.

Il
NhRf HANDSOME FURNITURE 1t Auction
On WEDNESDAY, the ss'h ins'. st 10 o'cloch
m, shsil sell. wthoer reserve. al the DO. De To-
merry occupied BY shoemaker deceased on Sd It
ing, consisting Of
Hich plush sest parlor Chains, Rocker,
Marble top Centre Table
isich paricr Wind " Curtains
I'arlor, chamber, hail, and stem Carrsts
Sugs, Extension Dining T. bic
Mahorny sideboard, Cane seat Chai,s
Large git Mirror, Mant.l nmetirce
China Tea se't Glassware. Cas,ors
Mahogany AMI alnut 3 dse.ds
Pest "a uity hsir Mattrss es
Dr. ssing Bureaus mahogany w.rirot,
Marble top Wa b osets. Chamber Set,
Large and suoerior Reftigeratar
VIE Safe, slaves, Saddle and Bride
With the usual assortment Of Kitchen ReQui
sites
The furniture IL nearly new, having been in Us.
about . me- nths.
Terms: All sums Of and under SO oasb over $50
credit OF 80 aod co days, for ap, rJved endo, se
notes hesaing interest
All goods must he settled for before delivery.
Il. 8. Wight,
10 |o-dla Auctioneer.
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LN0R RENT-Two three-story WAREHOUSES;
l. on 9th street west, opposite the Centre Market
For terms apply to Jno. Ii. Semmes q 20,
je 13-fu&Tntf MURRAY SEMMES.
LfOR SALE-A light two horse CARNAGE /
Il would sell low or exchange for o her property.
SIMON FLYNN, D street, next door to etar Office.
jeAn
STORE FOR RENT The spacious warehouse On
- Pennsylvania ave-, 50 long occupied by Msssrs.
b l. Scmmes Bro, as a Wholesale grocery and
liquor store is now for rent. Possession given i'm.
media.ely Apply to B. I. semmes or N. 6. Emery.
ap 13-dtf
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WASHINGTON 4 ALEXANDRIA BOATS
sEA FARE FIVE CENTS-CAE.
kkazlas RIAGES AT LOW RATES
be Etc. MRS GkO WASHINGTON and THUs
COLLIER viii, on and after this date, run 1T the
above rates. JOB CORS0N,
sAMUEL GEDNBY.
nav cd Csnts,ns
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M ANfED-A good servant WOMAN for CHAM.
W Der and Homework CO. wages paid Nome
o et apply without good recommendation. Opp. to
Will rds' Hotel tn, PRJEp,fS
je 2}-lt*
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IN The PkIC~ OF DkEsS GODS.
Nv mod, upon looking over our stock of Dress
w GoOds, that We hav, on baud a much large,
stock than usual at this OF The y.ar and ID
order TO induce those who have not yet fully sup
piled themselves 10 buy OF MS, have put the rice
Of the entr- balance Of our IS cent Bsregrs and
'rsnsdin+s down to 90 aud go Il cents, and all oul
80 c~nt GoOts to 81 n and 10 cents. -.
We also have on hAad q large lot Of Plaid and
striped Silks which offer ut oorresp. ndine low
prots {, ON thiR date. =.
Our object In making great deduction At this
Il Q Ia that We may close ut entire stock OF
10 over, and We earnestly solicit all In want Of
chesp dress to examine our stock before purchasing
rlesw here. H-
We also have on hand vsrv larg. assortment o.
cured and plain Bereges at 20 cents, and Lawns at
1910, orr b much more money.
We have q large stock of swiss and Cambria
FlOunci gs, Worked Collars, ChSnizets, &C. any OF
which We will offer 10 cash or very punctuaI
| credit customers at greatly reduced prices.
W. III. SHUSTER CO.,
Central Stores, opposite the Csn,re Market.
jsl6-es
DOA DUvALL, Penna avenue,
| Id nearly opposi'e Browns Hotel, has fine RUOMs
| ton for families or single gentlemen-permanent
| or transient. No mole agreeable boarding house
Will he found in Washin ,ton. je 1b-1y
| A LII WOOL Bpk French Bereges,
IA very cheap ,E.e.Ek
Black Silk all widths .-
Black and White Lawns
Black bombaAnes and AlpscaS
Fine black French Moussehnss
| Black English Grape, all widths.
The sbove Cox ds viii be SOLD sI very low prices II
order TO reduce our stock. -. ., p.
/ Cor. 9Th street and OPP. Centre Maskst.
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B0HNETs, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERS.
H0sIERY and GLOVES Of every description snd
IL price
FArssols Muslin Co lars ...
Cambria Flouncings and Pdgngs
Emb'd Muslin Undernsndkerchiefs
Emb'd Lawn and linen rsm Hdkb
Plain and 6g'd wash and silk Netts
Tail ton Nuslins and blk silk La>es
All IF the above goods. together with many 9th
ers will BE- sold at very low pric In ord, to re
dlce stock. Nm r. RILxf,
Cor. 8. h street, and opp. Centre Market.
Js l6-fm
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JACOB CHICKERIN0 PIANOS.

We have just received our third In
voice of these superior instruments
hi formiug, with those We have on hsnc
y from other &c ebrat.d American an
European manufactures, tn. largest and most com
pe'e stock OF Pianos ever off, red ia the District
oid flanoe taken In part pay mpnt
may IL HlLBUS i RITZ' Music Depot
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lust RECEIVED
- 20 hhds Sugar
% barrels Clsrihed Sugar
~ do Crushed and Pow IL ed Susxf
10 DO lowpr iced New Orleans Molasses
60 do primo do de
5 boxes Sheiled Almonds
200 do Lemons, III Baltimore prices
Il, 900 pounds shoe ier Bacon
800 family Hams
For sale by MURRAY & sEMNEs
IL l9-eoSt
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BY j. c. mcGUIKE. Auctton..r

BY j. C. McGUIRE. Aucttoneer.
VALUABLE RUILnTNG LOTS near the capito;
81 Au ton On THURSDAY aft rnoon, Jun,
e, at 8 O'Clock, on the ., enis-s shall seli Lots
ah1 y, In Square No $50. fronting each ~ feet lO
ioches ON Delaware aver ue, between D and @ ST.
running back about 90 f ct.
>, Ihese lob are beautiful, located within a sbor,
distance of the Capitol and off r rrsst indncemants
60 specu'atorr in view of extension of the Cato
grounds $50 t''
Te ms: One half each; the resid In 90 DAVIS
pr note bearing interest, stsfacf prily secured
JAS U. q cGUIkK,
June iso Auctio1eer
~ The above sale IL postponed In
consequence of The YEA hi until MONDAY after
noon, June 26th, same hour
ja28-d Anct;n,..-
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NOTICE.
eN FAaE RAJ UCED TO FIvECENTs
3Sial2Es " as low as the lowest-The new
dnu spi-EaIu -tesDer GE0kGE PAGE, Captain Guy,
now running between Wa hiDctnn and Alexap dris
has reduced the fare to FIVE CENTS
The travelling pub ic will find good and comforts
BILE accommodations on this y at
Refreshments ct all times wi / be had and Mt short
notice, and the very best that can be got In thu
m"rkefs j-10 JAS GUY. Captain
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GREAT REDUCTION

A LOT of OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE A.
n TITS OEFCK NAV A-t5
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h00 YARDS Striped and Plaid eilks at
COO 30 oer e, very good and ch~sp
loo yard rich Black silks, from 30 ces up
800 do neat ;hvcksd India eilks OF Very supeTio,
qualify
The ah"s gods were bought ct Auction and vil
b sold ct very Lon pgisse. ~
WIN. r. Riley,
Aay 2-l0
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EMILE EMS FURNIS HIN g
" GOODS, very desirable for hot weather, EN-
1-acing most of the articles Usually found in W.
ordered rStabli. hment A lsr.s and varied sssort
zen now on hand at moderate prices wholesale
and retail, at JAMES
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store
je lin Pa avenue, near ~ street.
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WATCH Returns Sarah Harp and Michael
Christy. vagrancy; workhouse 80 days. Rez n
Estep. drunkenness; security and costs.
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w ANTEO-A CAtITALES7, With So, no. TO bu,
w half interest In q new psteRtable discovery
rom which fortune can be realized. Address IT
y, city Post Office, stating particulars.
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k'On SALE OR RENT-0n reasonable terms, two
i two story brick HOUSES, with Easements -
Escn n use contains seven rooms, fronting on D at
south, between New Jersey avenue and south Cspi
eoi st. For furth r particulars app v to
a T A. RICHARDS Brickmaksrs, or
Il. MARROW, On the prrmi-es
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PANAMA HATS.
- Just received at MAGLIRES Fash ionable
Hat Store q choice lot Of PANAMA. HATS
q which are superior to ANYTHING Of the kind
ever offered in this m rket for the prica
Also. On hand, every kind of Straw HATS In great
Ttrit y and at price, at least 90 per cent. lower
nan any other estab ilhment in this city. Those
i'll want cannot do better than g. to
MAGUIBEs,
je 20-lws Pa. avenue, 2 doors blow st.
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EXTENSIVE STOCK OF BOOTS AND
SHOES

pAhK Of England Writing Ink
ID BanR of Engl and Sealing Wax
This day received direct from the makers, London
FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also, London Indellible Ink for vri,iyv an liner
cotton and ELK; u ed without any other accom- pa
niment or preparation. jel5-
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COLLECTORS CASES, q most oonye-
" nient article for holding bills and papers, and
making memorand ums, cnlv &C.
Portfolios, the largest, best and cheapest stock We
have ever had
Writing Pads. neat and cheap
Mathematical instruments co'cred Orayons
Finest Water Coiors 10 boxes from l2l cents to a.
each
Monscrsmatic Board and Drawing Paper al sizes
Extra suterfine Alhambra cream laid Note Paper
aud Envelopes
Buff cream laid Paper and Epyelopes
large and fne assortment Of p ain and fancy eta.
iicnery. Visiting Cards, tasd Cases, and Porte
An extra good quality of Envelopes, fox business
purposes at 81 so per LOCO
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
il lt-u eth street.
HAYW ARDS HISTORY and acooun,
IL. of all Religions, sects, and denominations, ]
vol, full cloth so cents
Barro~s Complete works, vols, octave, full cloth
Paley's complete Works, 6 vols, octave, bound 10
three, 81 SO
D'Aubignss History Of the Reformation, vols in
Jeremy Taylor on the Liberty Of Prophecyins, ]
vol, 26 cents
3e1o- FRANcK TAYLOR
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
QUARTZ M.sfEk'St PPiCR.
W8shingtOD June 18th 1884

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
QUARrxA M.sfEK'sa PPicR.
Washington, June 18th, 1854.
DROPOsALS will b. received at this office until
i II O'Clock m on Mo oday. the l7lh July next
furnishing the fol owing articles, to conform in
all respects with the SAMPLES which may be seen on
application at this oc- at the office OF the Assis-
tant Quirt+rmaster, New York, viz:
SO 30O uniform caps
500 fatigue caps
1900 pairs army half stockings (aIl wooD
The above articles to b. subec. to Ina Pection pre-
vious to delivery.
Proposals to be endorsed 'Proposals for Clothing
AUG. A. nj HOLsON, O. NJ NJ. @.
j. 16 -sotl7July
GUM m e II HATS, Of white and drab beaver.
- white, drsb and black Felt
Also, large supply OF STRAW HATS Of all col
crs for men, boys, and children. AMI III order to
r-du e ms large stock l shall from this dsy o6sl
them at reduoea prices. LANES
Hat Cap, and Gents Furnishing
etore, Penna- avenue, near NJ stleet.
10 ,7-dlm .-.
NEW BOOKS az --..
IN -.- sHlLLISGTON's Bookstore.
The Jesuit Daughter, by Ned Bpntline.
A Yesr n or Marriage, by T. b. Arthur H.. (.
Rosa Lambert, by Reynolds .i,- ......... 90
Reignsld Lyle, by hiss Pardos ... so. ...---
Rarmingdsle, by Caroiins Thomas ..... e.
Gideon Giles, or the stru ggles Of Lie -.g-
The Great Pictorial Brother Jonathan for the Al
Of July. ..-s. ~.
And everything In the Magazine Book busdness
| jos SHILLING rUN'6 Bookstore,
/ Cor. Pa. ~. and ~ st., Odson Building
IL lift .-.. ..4 .
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FOR SALE AND RENT

t'oh kENT-The Brick Dwelling ard store: also.
4 the brick Warehouse at tn. corner OF Sth street
"a "a ana Il street south IL now being put in com
ptte order and will BIO ready for I. tenant hv m.
tst OF July There ave deep cool cellars under each
building and an extra lot in the rear Of the v.rs
house Gas In front Of the house The stand r. q
desh able one fer businsss, the ne ehborhooa ha;,
thicx'y built up AMI only square from the Nav
Yard Gate, On the public tn Jroughfare Apply 10
J. G. ADAMS, Grocer,
j. 22-3ts
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o LEA frame HOUSE on 18th street west.
between AMI streets north The house has
T. ro' M, in good order-a pump of good water In
the yard Rent SIS per month. p sse sion given
imm. dia civ by applying to A. BOkLASD.
j. 2l-3l&
he HOUSE, With Ii rooms, On .treet, doors
i west Of Is h, having been altered SO as 10 h ave
now comfortable comm unicat ton with the kitchen
Is offered for rent. with without gas Apply I'd
door south Of G, ON 18th street. ie oo[6ta
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II U. HOOD has just returned from New
liz York with good assortment OF tho tint
Anne icsn WATCHES
Al o, come very superior European WATCHES, In
fae gold ca es and good sup .ly Of entirely new
styles Of JtWELRY, End very rich patterns, which
os the old establish prices in this city. Pleas.
call at the Sign Ct tbs Large spread EsslS, Fepnsyl
vanis avenue, between ~ ami 9th streets.
je l6- II
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A uEkMAN LADY wishes Situation as seam
"A stress, who ia accustomed TO doing ell kinds o,
sewing and light work that is required In a family
sne can cut snd t lafies dres e' children's wear
ooys and Rirls-apd wishes Q permapaut home I,
possible Inquire of z. REICHENBACH,
js 22-ec3t@ 18th street, above Pa avenue.
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OBITUARY.-Mrs. Edwards, wife of DR.. Ed.
wards, .. S. A., and daughter of Judge Craw-
ford, did yesterd'y evening Of pumonar,
consumption, at her fathers residence, in
Union Row, at the corner of eth and F streets
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WASTED-A young MAN, TO take charge of a
w Drug Store Good references required. Ad
dress 81 g." through the Post Office
ie 21-3t*
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CoLoRRD ScBooLs.-The colered children
If this city, amounting in number to about
1f;esa hundred, attached to the various Sab
bath al d day schools, intend TO celebrate the
2th Of July by marching through the streets
In procession, aad Afterwards par,sking Of q
collision IL lie 10 d that the adul, part Of the
coiorsd populs lon Likewise intend 70 make q
Pahhe ssEsonstSaSion " tAs -.
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M ANIEB-A Situation By young man a.
W book Keeper or ssistsnt book-t eeper in 40,
business where Ii. can make himself generally use
'ul or situation in a Telegraph Office, where be
ersnce given. Address IL NJ NJ at this Office,
je 20-3t*
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The WEATHER keeps much about the same
The rain Of yesterday somewhat aba ed the
heat, and we were blessed with cool night,
The thermometer, however, by IL a. In. b. d
go. up to the usual fgure-being at 80 in the
ha
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"ANTEo-To borrow 81 800 r one year or
w longer which will be secured by a deed of
trust on city property, worth more than double the
city. 10 % Is W
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ARREsrs.-Y esterday watchman Bell and
officer Cox arrested VIM A. Kirby near Bla.
densburg, Md, and returned with him to this
city. Mr.. Latruite was arres Q in this city
They are charged with beating young S. ewart
After an examination they were held to bail
for court in the sum of $500.
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"ANTED- WALTERS. CHAMBER MALDS d
w FASIIERS and LRONERS Jor Ola PIN,
C"njoT-A few good Walters four good chamber
maids, and women to wash and iron. Apply a,
WIFE rds Hotel, between the hours Of II and oclk
ja2l 1w van
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ExcrasIos Let not any Of our readers for
get tia. there will be a river excursion of the
street Baptist Sabb ,th School tomorrow.
The steamer George Washington will leave the
wharf ~ the foot of lIth street, at 8 o'clock 10
the n'rning fhe charge is astonishingly
moderate, being only twenty FIVE cents for tn.
excursion, and for this small sum aDy one
goiHg will have Tip down the river as far al
the " bite Houss, where the greater part Of
the day will be Or ent, and an opportunity on
returning of paying visit to Fort Washing
ton where tne company on board will bt
landed for . shof. time. Every means have
been taken TO rey Ter the excursion an agree
able one. There will be q band of music OF
board, and if p,rties do not choose TO taxi
their own refreshments, they can purch as
them on board the boat at fair charges Th'
parents Of the children and other fr ends O
the school, are invited TO lin the excursion
aud for young children in the care OF thei
parents or others there will be no charge W.
ought not TO omit mention that the committe
have determined that any excess OF receipt
for tickets yond the expenses, will be divide
between the Sab osth School library and In
Wa.hin gton Monument
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w ASTED-A smart, active BOY or GIRL, from
w IL to Is years Of age. Apply to the Office Of
,rs. Brothers Gray, South street, oppo lite 10
the Smithsonian Institution. ie m-3ta
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L; o. OF RRcHABIrEs.-Last evening, Co.
lumbia District Tent, or the Order of Rech.
abites. met at their hall, corner of D and eth
streets. for the purpose of granting charter
t. new primory Tent, to be located in Alex
andria, Va. Q lite a large number Of P. c.
RS were in attendance and took par, in the
initiation of the members of the new Tent.
Although the number Of applicants present.
was large, they are but a small portion of the
Tent members. This is beneficial order of
temperance men, who attend TO their swn
business as connected with the order, and
ought to prosper wherever established.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-21
Correspondence Ct the virginian-
WAsnINaroN. Innnnrs L. 1851.

y AAffiAtfDNs jhf1hltiA IL i13f.
Both Houses If Congress were engaged yes-
terday IN considering some plan of testfying
their sense of the services IF the officers and
crew Of the ships, instrumental in relieving the
san Francisco. a. well a. indemnifying the I'M
fortunate ones for their losses. This prompt
ness Is very crediablc IA Congress: and, doubt
less. meets hcarty response in tbs breast oil
every American Tie people of New York have
already acted in the matter, and doubtless many
other places will adopt measures Of sympathy il
not ..mnteral aid Tie South Is never behind
hand in any thing addressed to the heart or peck
ct.
1t seems TINT the "Hards'' do not mean TO give
il up So" Mr.. Maurice, of New York has intro
dueed series of resolutions ON the subject Of the
Bronson removal, ordering the committee on the
Judiciary ITO enquire whether any, and what
Legislation is necessary to prevent the Interior
enee of Cabinet officers in stnte elections -
This is presenting distinct ISSUE on general
question, and should be considered without
ference TO Bronson's, or any other case. The
same fate that met Mr.. Cuttings effort will,
doubtless, attend this: but one thing must be ef-
feeted by this constant application of the touch.
stone, viz: the opening of the eyes Of the people
TO the abuses Of power ON the part of their public
servants.
have had occasion to characterize the adYi-
sers of the President irresponsible men,
Who are they, but at best the creatures of the
Executive selected, if he chooses, without
gard to the popular will Their responsibility to
him il the yerest fiction. Yet these men, under
such authority, exercise n sway unlimited and
despotc as far ii goes, that of Nicholas
himself. The sacrifice, even of such man as
Bronson, with the whole New York York Custom
House, though something in the view of equal
and indiuidudi rights, Is "A small consideration,
compared with the abuses growing upon us; of
which interference in elections is not the great
est
The defeat of Davis for the Senate is confirm
ed Mr.. Foote claims the credit of killing "Cocl,
Robin Like Sampson, he has pulled down the
very tomple on those who would crush him, and
now goes into voluntary exile. He is anti dilu-
vim enough to talk still, oft Compromise: not
knowing good easy man," that principles chonge
Nth times. Perhaps his trip to California may
brighten up his ideas, aud show him whata great
country this really is. A. b. c.