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MR. EDITOR WE SEE IN YOUR
ONS paper Of this date, that Messrs Brown,
Adams, and Pratt, Of the Senate, have stated In
the Senate that the contract for completing the
Columbian Armory In this city would amount to
more than the appropriation for that purpose
This Is great mistake, Mr.. Editor. We are the
contractors for that building, and our cont act
Tor completing 1t amounts to S2s ,301 10, leaving
balance Of 81 SIS go.
We have further to state, concerning this con.
tract, that we made this contract Ave months 40 o.
on the LIST OF November, 1855, and have proceeded
al igently with the work ever since; we have fin.
ished great part Of the light wood con
tracted for all the heavy timber cut stone. cast
iren work, bricks, blue rock for foundation, &c =,
all to be delivered on the site regularly selected
by the President for this building.
Our contract requires Us to place the building
on the 81 e selected. For this purpose the ex.
cavations for the foundation, by the contract
should have been commenced on the let instant
and we are prepared to proceed to work immedi-
ately. Now, Mr.. Editor, this Is good and valid
contract recorded in the Treasury, some 81, 200
less than the appropriation, and in accordance
with the forms Of law, and we have preceded
under 1t in good faith and at great expense, and
with view 10 the site selected by the President
We, therefore, presume that no member Of Con
gress, when he fully understands the facts in the
case, will be In favor Of passing ex post facto
law, depriving us Of our rights without our con-
sent, nor without ample compensation, for II our
work be delayed the Government must pay the
damages.
E BIRD d WISE & CO, Contractors.
Washington, April 9Th, 1856. 1t*
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Our wEEkLY-A STAR" NUMBER The
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The InfeHtgencer discusses the opinion of
the Attorney General on British Recruitment
in the United States in an article filing more
than I've of its elaborate columns, wherein
the editor reviews with laborious care the
history of all legislation in this country and
executive action on the subject, concluding
In the spirit of his previous articles on the
question, that under all the circumstances of
the case, this Government should regard the
apology already made as sufficient
The linton graphically describes the scene
In the House yesterday, when Mr.. Smith, of
Tennessee, was " putting" the Know Nothing
members Of all shades of opinions On the
slavery question through course ofsprouts.
In this speech, Mr.. S. criticised the course
Of a large number of his fellow members in
the hall, by their positions when before the
people on the stump. He elected amusing
personal explanations from q large number of
gentlemen, and thus created degree of mer-
riment in the chamber almost unexampled
there.
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"spIRIruALIsnn DENOUNCED BY A Be.

SPIRITUALIsMn DENOUNCED BY BE-
LIEvER.-The editor and proprietor of the
New York Pathfndsr-Mr. J. F. Whitner-
who has been for two years devoted to the
investigation Of the phenomena Of modern
spiritualism, in the last number of his paper
reiterates his belief in the doctrines of spirit
ualism, but goes on to say that after seeing
for months and years its progress and its prac-
teal workings upon its devotees, its believers,
and its mediums, he is compelled to speak his
honest conviction, which is, that the NANTES
tations coming through the acknowledged me-
diums, who are designated as Rapping, Tip.
ping, Writing, and Entranced Mediums, has
baneful influence upon its believers, and
create discord and confusion that the gener.
atty Of these teachings inculcate false ideas,
approve of selfish individual acts, and endorse
theories and principles, which when carried
out, debase and make man but little better
than the brute creation. These are among
the fruits of modern spiritualism, and he does
not hesitate to say that he believes if these
manifestations are continued to be received,
and to be as little understood as they are, and
have been, since they first made their appear.
ance at Rochester, and mortals are to be de-
ceived by their false, fascinating, and snake
like charming powers which 90 with them,
the day will come when the world will require
the appearance of another Saviour to redeem
the world by its departing from Christs warn
ing to his followers to beware of wolves in
sleeps clothing, and to try what manner Of
spirits they were Of.
In conclusion, he repeats that his belief in
modernS Spiritual manifestations is unchanged,
save only, that their tendencies are evil. and
the result to individual believers is to debase
rather than to elevate, and to create discord
where harmony should prevail.
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CONGRESSIONAL PRocHEDINGs.

In the Senate yesterday, after we went
to press. the Kansas question was gain taken
up, and Mr.. Collamer concluded hi 8 remarks
against the pending Kansas State government
bill.
Mr.. Douglas briefly replied to Mr. c.
Mr.. Geyer having obtained the floor, they
adjourned until Monday next.
In the House, they went into Committee
Of the Whole on the State of the Union, (Mr.
Mace in the chair,) and resuming the consd-
Grafton of the Deficiency Bill, speeches were
delivered on political subjects by Messrs.
Smith Of Tenn , and Granger.
When the Committee rose they adjourned
over until Monday next.
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.CHURcH DEDICATION THE

~ CHURCH DEDICATION THE
~ John Wesley A. M z Zion Church, on
Connecticut avenue, (First Ward } will be conse-
Grated by Divine permission on TOMORROW
Sunday The Dedication Sermon will be de
livered by Right Rev. WIN III. BISHOP, at IL
O'Clock a. m There will be several distinguished
ministers present from Baltimoe and Other places
who will take part in the exercises The public
are invited.
N. There will be seats provided for those
Of ouI white friends who NAV favor ms with their
presence
special collection will be taken up through
out the day. JOSEPH J. CLINTON,
6p SILT Elder In Charue
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ELAST NOTICE -CORPORATION
~ TAXES.-An persons indebted to the
Corporation Of Georgetown for Taxes are now no :.
titled that the same must positively be paid by
The Property Of persons who shall be delin.
quent on that day will be advertised for sale
forthwith THOMAS JEWELL,
Collector Of Taxes
GEoReKTowS. April ath, 1885.
S.-PeSons disposed to paw their taxes can
do so by calling on my brothers, Gorge or Henry
c Jewell, corner Of Gay and High SITS a., 6 eorge
town. ap5-dtllth
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MR. WILLIAM PALMER,
Professor of Singing and the Flute,

DEGS TO INFORM THE INHABITANTS
ID Of Washington that he proposes establishing
SINGING CLASSES for Two, three or four pa.
pills, whereby each voice will be properly ex.
amined, and separately cultivated, according to
its quality, which could not be done, consistent
ly, with simultaneous teaching-as Sopranos,
Nero Sopranos, and Contralto Voices require q
widely different training. The same care Is ne
and Bass When the pupils are sufficiently ad-
vanced to sing by theinssl yes they VIII then be
taught to take their respective parts In Duets,
Trios, or Quartetts.
two nils one hour will be devoted, and an ext q
half hour for every additional pupil; $40 pei
an SD 3s7 Pennsylvania avenue.
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COAL-COAL-COAL,

THE SUBSCRIBER Is EXPECTING A
l. cargo Of Red Ash STONE COAL in a few
days This Coal is universally noted for Its free
burning and easy to ignite, very desirable for
cooking purposes in the Spring and Summer.
Persons In want Of this extra article Of Coal will
do well by sending In their orders Immediately,
and have the coal delivered from the vessel.
THOMAS H. WORTHINGTON,
ap sat corner lath and G SITS near Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-05

NEW MusIc.-Our go-ahead neighbor Hill.
bus has just published two popular pieces Of
music Mary Of Argyle" and "Annie Law.
rie.'' We wish him much success in hi
spirited enterprise.
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MAR BILE WORK

Selling Off Without Regard to Csst.
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO ADV
Il steam power TO his business, oiers for sae
his entire stock, consisting Of American and In
Ian MARBLE MON UMENTS, TOME.
HEAD-STONE SLABS, STATUARY, VEL
ITALIAN and EGYPTIAN MARBLE MAJ.
TELe, Of the newest style, and executed ID ~
best manner, at prices that cannot fall TO PEE,
Persons are earnestly invited 10 call and sas'Ai''
his work. -, "a
The house, with large back building, WIZ "
for rent ~ soon as the stock In sold.
ALEX. RUTHERFORD,
Marble Yard, Pennsylvania avenue,
ap4-lw opposite National Thss'"'
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ACA6 D.-THE ESPECIAL ATTENTION
IA Of HOnsekeepersis called to the Trustees sale
Of an extensive collection Of Household Furni-
ture adveris to take place on M onday, April Z,
at No. as d street, between Sth and 9th.
The stock is very large, embracing one elegant
Rosewood Piano, and many very superior articles
of urniture.
Sale peremptory.
ap5 1t c. w. BOTELEk, Auct.
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BONNETS, RIBBONS 4 TRIMMINGS.

WE ARE JUST RECEIVING THE SEC
w ond instalment Of the above named -
desirable goods, at prices which we think ~
will justify our calling not only cheap, butfS
VERY CHEAP.
R.ceiving Goods suefy day. -
liberal deduction will be made 10 Millinsfs
and persons buying to sell again.
Cali al Mrs X. G. ETCHIS0N'S.
No 12 Market Space, bet. 9Th and 9th stf,
P.S.-Great Bargains In COLLARS.
an At
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HALL OF FRANLIN FIRE Co.,
April 5th, 1855

THIS IS TO NOTIFY ALL PER-
NJ sons in crested, that Mr. R. G. Eek.
LOFT has been elected Financial Secretary of this
Company ara heis authorized to collect and re.
oeipt for all monies due the said COMPANY
ROB'T L. DOYLE, Pres.
GEO. X. CRossFIRLD, Rec. Sec. ap 5-3t
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PERSONAL.

80. The Hon. S. Heydenfeldt, of the Su-
preme bench of California, is in this city.
-. Edwin Crosswell, Esq, is at Willards'
Hotel
80. Horace Greeley went down to Mount
Vernon the other day. He urges its purchase
by the nation.
80. 1t Is stated that responsible party in
New York has written to Prof Liebig, Offering
to guarantee him SIS, 900 to come there and
deliver a course of lectures.
.... Mrs. c. N. Sinclair (ci-derant Forrest
was to sail from San Francisco on the Goth Of
March for New Orleans she intended to play
there, and from thence to New York.
80. Rev. William L. Jerman, Methodist
minister at Milton, N j, does not seem to be
quite the man he should be Besides US ing
up the church money, he pretended he wasn't
married, and made love to the sisters.
-. Rufus Choate, Richard II. Dana, Jr.,
and Henry W. Paine, of Hallowell, are en-
who is threatened by the Legislature with
removal from the Bench for his refusal to rec
ogniIe Gov. Wells sherifs.
80. B. L. Green, who publicly advertised
that he would forfeit a thousand dollars if he
not kill the person who threw vitriol on his
child's dress in case he found him out, is stat
ed to be member Of Henry Ward Beecher's
church in Brooklyn.
.... The original "Jim Crow" and by far
the most vigorous and natural of any Of the
actors or Ministries who have devoted them
selves to a delineation Of negro characteristics
MIR 7 ID. Rice,-is about to leave for Eng
land, in few weeks upon professional bust
ness.
80. The sum of $50, 900 was raised among
the congregation of the Episcopal church Of
the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, N Y, on Satur-
day last, for the purpose of satisfying mort
gage to that amount held by Blair Rives,
and which these gentlemen had threatened to
fOreclose.
80. Rev. Mr.. O'Reilly, of Newport, r. l.,
has received dispatch announcing that his
brother, Bishop of the See Of Hartford, was in
Ireland on Ash Wednesday, the 9th of Febru
airy. This is very gratifying intelligence, as it
was feared that highly esteemed bishop was
on board the Pacific. 1t will be remembered
'nA' the Pacific sailed on the 23d Of January.
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PROLIFIC NEIeHBoRHooD-Wec could men
ZION a half-dozen instances known to us in
fickens, where q mother has fifteen or twenty
children. But Greenville, in the person Of
John Bates, Sr., can beat all of this he has
commenced, as our friend Z. Duncan once
said IN stump speech, his third dozen of
children. One wife bore him twenty. fonr
and all living, she then died, and the old man
took himself a second wife, who had Soma
years ago, given birth to three more. How
many since, we know not-Greenpikie( Is. c.
Patriot.
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CARD.-THE ATTENTION OF PER-
"A sons wishing to purchase very valuable
BUILDING LOT is particularly invited to the
sale which will take place on Tuesday, the sth
instant at S O'Clock p M, on the premises, Of
that beautiful lot situated at the corner Of north
street and Delaware avenue, near the north Cap
itol gate The terms are liberal, and the sale
will be well worthy of the attention Of persons
wishing to make good investment. For fur her
particulars see advertisement.
ap5-3 A. GREEN.
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LEATBER-LEATHER

THIS DAY RECEIVING 15) SIDES OF
Il good white damaged Spanish SOLE Liza
Their.
100 sides prime SPANISH SOLES.
rs sides very superior SLAUGHTER LEA
THEIR.
1900 lbs good SHOE sKIRTING;
THOS G.. FORD,
ap5-3t 43O 9TH street, near Patent Office.
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MILE. TERESA PARODI

QEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE THAT
- on her way TO the North, she will give in this
city one GRAND CONCERT, between the 10Th
and 18th April, assisted by
Madame AMALIA PATTI STRAKOSCH
and Sig dor LEONARDO.
under the direction OF MAURICE STRAROSCH
Mile TERESA PARODI w II sing on this &C.
cesion, for the first and only time, the celebrated
national F french Hymn, LA Marseillaise (which
has been received with immense enthusiasm
wherever sung bv her. mar 2s-tf
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II Four seamen deserted the U. s frigat,
Merrimac, at Norfolk, Monday night.
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TO TOURISTS, CORRRSPONDEN
AND OTHERS

WAN ANDEN'S PORTABLE WHITING
AND COPYING CASE will take copies of
letters, &c In one minute perfectly. 1t weighs
only about eight ounces, and contains space for
pens, paper and ink: They may be obtained of
the undersigned. Single cases can be sent by
mail. Price 81 SO Orders or enquiries for further
information will be promptly attended to by ad.
dressing GEO C. HENNING,
ap 5-1t# Agent
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~ TRINITY FAIR AT ODD Eel
NJ LOWS HALL.-The ladies connected
with this Fair, In returning their grateful thank
for the very liberal patronage they have received
announce that they will by solicitation, continue
week. The large amount Of F ancy Articles, Chill
dren's Clothing, &C, they have on hand fully
justify than In so doing.
Persons wishing to purchase will be admitted
charge.
Auction on Tuesday evening, the last night Of
the Fair. ap5-3t
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~ will continue their F AIR during THIS
WEEK, In the hall over Farnham's Bookstore.
mar 3l-6t
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%JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCI-
~ ATION.-This Association will meet
at its head quarters the south side Of Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between 9th and 10th Streets in the
rooms formerly occupied by Strattoa, auctioneer,
for the election Of officers and other important
business, on MONDAY NIGHT, the 9TH instant.
Punctual attendance is requested.
DANIEL RATCLIFFE,
ap3-d President
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UuW WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.
"a The monthly meeting Of the Company viii
yiI I'M be held on MONDAY NIGHT, at ~
ivy W O'Clock
Every member is expected to be present
BY order: b F. BEERS, Sec
ap AIT
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SELLING OFF 70 CLOSE.

EROM THE sth DAY OF APRIL WILL
Il commence selling of nv stock Of iEN-
ELRY and PLATED WARE. at cost prices
My stock is entirely new, having not one az
ticle thst hss been on hand six months. Clt-
zens and strangers are requested 10 examine foI
themselves. GEORGE KEYWORTH,
Pa. avenue. between 9th and 10th sts
p. 3. All persons that have Watches, Clocfs
or Jewelry at my establishment for repair, VIII
please call for them as soon as possible.
anA-M
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R@sPIRITUAL INVESTIGATIONS

F~SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS
49, u. A. REDMAN, Of Boston, the cee-
brated Test Medium, has taken rooms, for a few
days only, at 3I4 Delaware avenue. few rods
mort. OF the Capitol where he will receive visit
oIs who NAV wish to satisfy themselves Of the
truth Of Spiritualism.
Terms Private sittings Of half an hour 81 for
a single person, and so cents extra for each addi-
tional person; private parties less than ten per-
sons SIS per hour; over ten so cents for each per-
son. Hours, from a. m. to 10 p. m.
ap2-4t&
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CARD.
MR.. FRANCIS COCHEU WILL BE pleased
Ivl {, have the parents Of the scholars Of his
father, the late John Cocheu, Professor Of Dane
ing, call upon him at the parlor Of the Exchange
Hotel, c street, during this and the coming week
an 5-2t&
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LIST OF LETTERS
Rsmaiaing inths Post 0Nes, Wasktsgtos, 4

Ing for letters IN q
ADVERTISED.
LADIES LIST.
!, House, Mrs Ellen l
Hayes, Miss Belle
aHsme, Miss Fame.
Heath, Harriet
HendersonMrsyssI
Hazel, Miss G A
Howard, Miss Catha
rine
Hoeton, Mrs @ 5
Hawkins, Mrs Ma.
= tilda
HowardMissJennei
Jones, Miss Mary
June, Mrs Isabella
Joyce, Mrs Susan
yonesMrsCSthsriu,
Johnson, MrsElizs
beth
KspeMissMollyAnl
Kane, Miss Sarah
! King, Miss Jane D
Kellogg, Miss JUL;
Kennzdy, Mrs n
Lewis, Mrs John
; Little, Mrs Mary
Logan, Mrs Orells
Mann, Mrs Lydia
Moore, NissHellenE
! Mills, Mrs Hetty
Mann, Mrs Arrens
MooreMrsEliZsbetl
Marcy, Miss N b
MorsutMissFsnnsy
Maddox. Miss Kate
Marshall, MrsHd l
Moten, MissNargre'
MsrshsllMrsMzry!
Mortimore, Mary
Miller, Miss Harret
McCsuley. Mrs + A
Mckinley, MissMsy
Il
Mccartney, Hsnors
Mcmahon
= Nichols, Miss Msry
Nelson, Mrs Policy
Naylor, Miss Lizzy
0rrison, Miss LAM
Onderdonk, Mrs B
A 4
0'Conner, NissJsnt
Peck, Mrs Henry
Powers, MissHester
PlimptonMrsChasP
Riney, Mrs
Ridgewsy, Susan X
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I OST.-A BLACK CLOTH CAPE OF A
IL Lady's Cloak, or returning from Washing
ton GA Wednesday, about O'Clock. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving II at the
Star Office, or al Miss I homas' Book and Fancy
Store, High street, Georgetown. p5-3t*
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you no question. asked, If Ieurne med to aH the
owner, GOLD CHAIN AND WATCH, with
initials M. c. and crown engraved on It, lost a
we, ago On Penn. avenue. Mr. De GRAMER,
18th street, No. 42l. ap5-3t*
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REGISTERS OFFICE, March 1s, 1885.
~@NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
~ CONCERN Notice Is hereby given
that licenses for Cats, Wagons, and Drays will
expire on the frst Monday Of April next, and that
said licenses must be renewed al this Office within
ten days from that time
SAML. E. DOUGLASS,
mar 1s-eodtAplO Register
NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY
notified not to credit any one on my account
without written order from myself, as 1 will
pay no debts Of their contracting.
ap 5-3t# JAMES. H. UPPERMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

MosDAY, Dec. 22.-Ald. BARKER, President, ia
the Chair.
The Central Park Polios-Petition of Captain Ben
nett and the Park Police for The adoption OF some meas
ure whereby they their pay Although OF family
they without receiving since
the time appointment The paper referred 70 the
Committee Finance
Steam Fre-Enei1s-The report to concur to pur-
chase fc-ensnes for the Of the city came np
and after discussion referred back 10 the Committee
The Exterior Liae-Ad STEERS called up the exte.
ro line repor-t being the special order Tor o-nsh-aha
spoke OIL the subject Al some length . 80,
AID. TUCKER opposed hasty action on this project.
The report be heard been drawn By interested
and the whole matter liked enrich certain parties
10 the advantage of the public He hoped the Co nns
e line be waited and this report which was cseu
lated to involve many millions OF dollars, be deferred
least for the present
AID. DRAKE supported the measure.
Aid Fox moved to make the subject the special Or
der for Friday evening, which was lost
Aid. MONAGHAN. moved the previous question, 10
ADOPT the exterior line report which was lost. 49,
Aid TUCKER spoke again against the disposition TO
rush this matter through and hoped tue Common Council in
stesd of certain lobby operators around the Hal
would report Of the Hsrbor Commissioners on the
subject There evidently something 1t the bottom
Of this and be hoped would be postponed till Janu
AIRY. This was lost. So
The question then came on the report, and 1t was
adopted by vote oil to5
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday.
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NOT A FILLIBUSTER.

To tie Editor u The ". y TyibSss-
Sir: IL not without surprise that have observed
in your paper of this morning my name associated with
those of other persons Committee 70 solicit arms,
ammunition, cash. clothing and provisions from the
citizens of New York. in aid of the 6lbusterng move
ment in Nicaragua.
On Saturday last perceived my name thus associa-
ted In the columns Of The Herald and at once ad-
dressed the Editor of that paper communication of
which the following is copy, and 1t appeared in its
columns Of yesterday morning:
"Nrw-Yosx, Dec. 90 1885.
ITO the Editor Of The n. i. HeraLi.
SIR that ia TAs Herald of this morning name 70
attached to al advertisement headed The res, Nicaragua
other whose attached had been appointed
Committee solicit from citizens material aid
clothing provisions &C.. The material ali, &c presume
better the position Of certain citizens
the United States in Nicaragua attempting the
Of that country Permit say through your columns that
the my IN this connection not authorized BY
used thn afternoon when my attention called
your advertising columns cannot participate 10, sympa
thze with, In degree sanction Illegal movement
which tends disturb the peaceful relations existing between
Government and that the peope) Of another
try j not, therefore, member Of the Committee to &C.
'licit material aid clothing provisions k for Nca'sgusn
that having my appended
10 the list Of advertised Committeeman
Respectfully your obrdent servant,
must Request Of you, Sir, to correct the injustice
which you have thus inadvertently done me, and that
columns tina; have a. Little sympathy with 6ll buster
ing az with any other species ofcrime and that the use
Of my ,sme in the association referred TO was wholly
unauthorized.
Me-. Ys1a, b Dety e. s'R Hs A%RsaxII RostArs