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WATCHES, JEWELRY,

w AND SILVER WARE.
| have lust received q new supply of FINE
WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, and a large assort-
ment OF RICH JEWELRT OF every description.
which makes my stock at the present time one Of
the most complete in the city.
have Just finished ION the premises very large
assortment Of PURE SILVER WARE among
which may be found OLIDSILVER TEA KET-
TIE superior to anything before exhibited in this
city,-the weight of which Is l25 ounces, capacity
quarts.
Both citizens and strangers are invited 70 eaI and
examine. II. o. HOOD,
isS- So Pa.avsr, nsar sth street,
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\VARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
HAVE JrST RECEIVED another lot Of Harf

| HAVE JUST RECEIVED another lot Of Hart
wells Patent Portable Elastic ca OP \
FRAME and NETS, Tor the protection against
mosquItes. flies, &c, which for beauty DURABILITY
and convenience are unsurpassed hy any thing Of lie
kind now existence.
The frames made portable by means of FONTS.
so that they may he taken down or put M IN the
space OF hve minutes. In case Of travelling or stor-
age IN the winter they readily packed IN boxes
or trunks, occupying little more space than an UNI
hrella when closed. When put up they form a arge,
AIRY, and beautiful canopy for the bcdstead, and IN
stead of detracting from its appearance they really
FORM an elegant and graceful ornament. In winter
the frames may he covered with heavy brCcade or
any other heavy drapery Ifdesired.
10 hotel keepers they are especially recommended
for their durability and uvcnIence, and also fam
hes who want the most elegant canopes at the least
cost. JOHN ALEXANDER,
No. 2A Penn. avenue, between l2th and 18th sts.
iy n a1r2u
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THE WADDLE HOUSE
IlLAKISTONE'S PAVILION.

ihis fav"Ie place oi resort will he opened on the
lsl of July for the accommodate ION of yiSitnrs
, HE proprietor has engaged a hne CotiIlum e7:::!
Tai" l"r the season. and with his splendid Rail f.r
Room oilers great Inducements To the lovers of the
lance. whe those of more quiet huinor NAV find
niherent amUsementS at The Bowling Alley or M
Fishing, &c.
The l.nxnrics of the Potomac and good Liquors
vii be constantly on hand.
This is known to hc one of the hpat rlaccs on
the river, near BiakStune's Island.
There VIII bc a c"lChratIOn ON tine Fourth of July
and BAL At night. C"lllon ON the Zbl of July 18th
and 18th of August.
The steamers Columbia and Maryl land leaves pas
ScnSerS on every "Wednesday AMI Saturday - and
returning "n every Sunday, Tue SHAY, and FRIDAYS
The steamer Kent leaves Baltimore At 4 O'Clock
every Monday evenings and returns on WednesdaT
mornings.
Post Olice-MIiestown. It. Mary * county, Nd.
Boards - per day for week lou- ~ for
shorter time. GEO. W. BIbKISTOSE
Ia q I'm propriotn,
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FOX & VAN HOOK, REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
j 4go11 Seventh street, below r. street, have for
sale number nf Building Lots p feet front hy 1877
feet deep. At the very low price of from SIS To 5 I25
each-pay able IN small monthly lnstalmens of So per
month.
These Lots are situated at Union Town, on the
south side oi the AnacOstIa rveT adjoining the Ma
vy-yard Bridge, and are IN every way desirable for
persons wishing cheap, pleasant and healthy loca-
iion for dwelling.
Lot t-holders III arrears are requested to complete
their purchase, and get their deeds the title to
these Lots is guaranteed free and clear from every
possible Incumbrance. NAV 2b- SIN
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Religious Items,

CARDINAL W'sENAN on THE SiBEiTU-Car-
dInal W Hiseman says, in one of his SERMONS
that the Roman Catholic Church has ever held
that, religious duties duly performed, the Chris
tiaI Sunday is To he regarded and used by and
especially by the great bulk of the people, as y
day OF innocent amusement and recreation, and
that such should be afforded TO them by the State
hy every means in its power. This he thought il
right to declare publicly. was. and is the mind
Of the Church of Christ (Roman Catholic) on the
subject.
THE CHURCH AND THE WoRrD-ParkeI Pills
bury, the Apollyon Of the GarrsOnian pilgrims,
related al anecdote the other day at the Melodr-
on, which told pretty well upon his audience. II
was IN TINS wise Some time ago one OF the
churches IN Salem had misbehaving brother up
los discipline, and were about to excOmnuncate
him. whereupOn the worlds people held meet
ing outside, and determined not to receive him.
unless he should lie returned in 5S good condition
as when delivered to the church 0Pillsbury can
treat his company To any number Of DoTtcnHr
such as this when hc engages hastily in Garri-
son powwow.
The JEWISH CREED-The most remarkable
dogma In the Jewish creed is undoubtedly the
brllef OF the coming and rCdeenIinI Messiah.
This belief, whether derived from the early pro-
phecy OF Moses, OFF ON any other source, is most
hfmly fixed in the Jewish mind, and has been
Intexibly adhered TO tn rough al! the fortunes Of
the race 1t still makes the hope and the conSu-
lation OF the descendants OF Abraham, and it is
remarkable that similar belief was entertained
by the PcfSianS. The Jewish doctrine OF the Gre
alton AMI Of the fail of man. by the Instrumental
ity of an evil spirit also corresponds 20 the Per
sian doctrine.
y PREACHER ~ THE OLDEN TIME AS an cv-
IdenCc OF the Industry of tho carly Protestant re
formers II il stated that John Calvin entered tho
pulpit a. preacher every day OF the week. On
sunday he preached twice, and he delivered
three lectures a week Professor of Theology.
lie wrote innunerable letters and the public IL
brtIy at Geneva contains from .2UJ 10 800 of
his manuscript sermons. He found time. also. to
compose eight or ten folio volumes on the most
elaborate subjects in divinity.
The b BIBLE AND THE SULTAS.-The British
amt foTeI9n Bible Society sometime since caused
d copy of the Bible TO he officially presented 10
the sultan IL would appear that the gift has
proved acceptable. il being stated that portions
Of IL are, Nv his desire, read 10 him every dav.
and that hc maniIc>ts much interest in it, con
tents.
INITAEiASiSN ~ CALIFORNIA There il but
one Society of I nitdTidS in California. and that
IL in san Francisco. They own d We Y n at brio X
church, capable of seating one thousa ID persons.
They have hccH quitc dCcpIyu debt. hut are now
only slightly cmbdrt>>cd. Their audience aver
age from jrD to "jb
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hR. {. =. GOODMAN,
~ SURGEON DENTIST and
MANCFACTURER OF ARTIFICIAL DEErH.-
Ills complete arrangements enabling hRu tCS%AY
present he following reasonable prices: SIID
Entire Upper Sett Teeth, Gold. SSD t0 81
- Do do do on SIlver.-.-... - In 25
One ar more, on Gold Observation-Disclosures, 2tn :
DO on Silver; .......... to 5
Filling, Extracting, Removing Tarter; also. Re
pairing al the same reasonable rates. AL operations
executed IN such manner to give every safsfac-
ton. Office corner 9Th street ard avenue. apS
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Sc(M NE W AhD-itdlElWdN from the SuiScTl-
. lUO her, living near I rper Marlborough, a
Prince George's county, Md, on the 2ath OF 6s3
April, NEGRp MAN. DANf GREEN. IN
dark mulatto-has large bushy head, with .Hl.
whiskeIs round his face, medium size and down
has relatives or make his WAY TO free State as
lie lei; without any provOcation. ! will give Two
Hundred Dollars. If taken out of the Statp-Slun n
taken n the District, any other part of Marl land
and 81 IL taken IN thS county, ln either case he
must he secured So that get hIm.
Je 9-tf WILLIAM J. BERRY.
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NAILABLE rEOPERTI FOR SALE ON

EASY TERNS.-Thr eligibly Situated New
three story BRlCh HOI 81, with BACK BUILD
ING, on the corner of 10th street aud Virginia Ave
nue, and immediately south of he Smithsonian In
siItute. constructed of material and by mechanics
at the first class. OF the quiet and hcathGulness of
the neiShbnrEu0i 1t IS unnecessary to say 4 word.
III the above property Is not sold on or before tho
2rh INST, II viii be rented 70 careful and punctua
tenant.
For further particulars inquire of WILLIAM
"ARDiR. corner of 18th and e. sts.
is s. cost CIutpllIaencpr)
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POLLARD WEBB.
To0EF,ER FOR SALE: MY FARM, "Rosen

l OFFER FOR SALE. MY FARM, "Rosen-
WICK, Il miles distant from the town of Culpeper
and a depot of the Orange and Alexandra n. II.
This Farm contains Sc acres of land equal to any in
tins section of Virginia. Forty acres are in timber
and valuable young Orchard now just coming Into
bearing, comprising all the most desirable varieties
OF Apples Pears, Plums Peaches, ApricOts, n Necta-
Iines, Grapes, &C., &C., suited to our climate, a
Spring OF never failing pure water the dwelling
Out-hOuses, &c. The Dwelling is plain, but amply
sufhcIent to accOmm odate small family. The
situation for health and beauty is second to none i'm
this region. An extensive range of mountain
scenery, the beautiful Village of Cupeper, with
In few minutes walk. offer faciies for attend
ing Church. and as fine Schools as our State at
10 DIS, while the Orange and Alexandra r. Road puts
~ within a few hours ride Of either Washing ton
Alexandria, or Richmond. 1t is seldom n farm with
as many advantages, is offered to the notice of the
public Persons desiring To purchase respectful
Iy invited to call and view the premises. It is for
sale privately but if not sold before SATURDAY. the Ist
August, on that day it will he offered at public auc-
tlon, on the premises. without reserve. Terms
made known at sale. For any information address
X. .G. BOWEN, Culpepcr Court House. Va. Ie 4
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE
Il RESIDENCE on the corner of + and 2iSt SITS,
together with the Grounds surrounding II. The
House contains sixteen rooms, has gas throughout,
and furnace. The stable will be sold or rented with
the house If desired. The lot the house stands on
land If desired.
Also, for Sale-The LOT OF GROUND on the
corner of and 18th streets, and LOTS on l9th,near
F street. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
NEW AND FRESH PERFUMERf, just re-
eelyed al No. 81, between sth and 9th streets,
isS II, H,y,McLAuGHLIN J, 4 co,
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VERY, nESsIRABI;tE CGTNNTRY, ,,sEATFoR

NERh DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR
SALE NEAR WASllI lINGrDN.-rhe sub
scTIhers will sell the valuable farm which he now
resdes IN the District of Columbia containing alrut
hundred and ten acres, one half cleared and The
remainder well wooded. The improvements consist
of q new frame dwelling, containing eight rooms,
with all the necessary out houses, including an ice
house filled with ice.
Ir desired he will divide it into lots of from fifteen
tO twenty acres.
There several SITES Gnr budding comma nllng
beautiful views of inland scenery, with several
nrvcr-iaIng springs of the purcSt water.
The property lIcs about two miles from the Navy
Yard bridge and, heInS provcTihaly healthy presents
peculiar advantages Ia those Who intend To build and
desire to possess n healthy retreat near The city.
For particulars Apply la MIR. y. NJ. HANSON, No.
ilI Seventh street, Mr.. JAMES f.. THOMPSON, No.
penuSy iVauia avenue. or Ia the subscriber on the
premises. ANTHONY ADDISON.
sl-aOtf
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DES!EA,ElE ElEHRoHERTY FOR sALE.1TPe

- SUMMER RESIDENCE Of Geo. NJ BIhb
about two hours ride from the District of Columbia.
This Farm contains about 900 acres, and lies bean
tfuiy for division The owner will sell the whole OF
part, with nr without tho stock.
Dn the place there fine new house nearly fin
Ished, beSIdrs the family residence, deal of
excellent fruit, and some fine horses and cattle.
The place is pToverbal for It's healthiuneSs and de-
lIGhtfHl water.
For further particulars inquire at his residence,
corner of Fayc'te aud Second streets, Georgetown,
ID. c. or through the post Office nf the same place.
ie 2i-w3ln GEO. NJ. BlBB.
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NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND
| IIDI'nR SrnRE

NEW GROCERY, WINE, AND
~ LIQUOR STORE.
The subscriber hess to lnf0rm hls friends and the
public, that he has opened NEW STORE, corner
of 18th street and Louisiana avenue, where he in
tends 10 keep constantly on hand large and varied
assortment ol Foreign and Domestic WIN rs, Ii
QInRS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCERIES,
consisting of Fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee Flour, Soap,
olives. RaisIns Figs. Sardlnes. AnchoyIcs, Otard,
AlaTrctt n Co., Piuet K Co.. and Col. Chalard's
BrandIes IN cases, demIinhns, and casks. Old la
nlalca RUM ShcTrIes, Madeira, Port of yarIuus de
scTIptOnS, 1t. Julien ClaTPt, Chateaux MargauX an
cases, Champagne Cider. Brandy Fruits. Reynnld' s
Edinburgh Ale, Amisetts, Marascinn, Curacao
Absynhe, Champagne, and arge and varied de-
SCR ptIon of Havana Cigars.
Also, StouGlt"n BItters, and Fever and Ague
Btters, Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Families are particularly invited to call and exam
me the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
bers Of Congress also informed that their orders
will lie promptly attended to, and delivered at their
residences at the shortest notice.
A general assortment of fine Havana Cigars. i'm
ported direct by the subscriber. at wholesale and re-
tai.
canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms and
produce taken IN NchaHge.
I;evy,s Old Whskey, constantly on hand, of I8in.
Country orders punctually attended to- and coun-
try produce of all descriptions received ON conslgn-
ment. JONAS j. LEVY,
IeR-n No. ga Twefth ST
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TAKE NOTICE.
REMOVAL,

TAKE NOTICE. o
GIBBS'S WIG, HALF WIG, BRAID AND
CT RI. MANIFACTORY removed TO 2{2 Penn
~ yanIa avenue between 18th and 18th streets near
CSautier's. Hair Work Repaired, or taken in ex-
Change Fine Toilet Articles, Combs, Brushes, &c.
iv slim
UIUNT'S MANUAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY
III vol, London, 1857
Hunts Practice Of Photography, VOL London 1857
Hart's Photography SmplIhed, VOL, london 1857
strauss Art Of photography, translated from the
German, VOL, London
Snelng's History and Practice of Photography,
vol,
Napier's Electro Metallurgy, l VOL, London, 1857
BakeweiTs Manuel Of Electricity, Practical and
Theoretical, VOL, 1857
vol, London
Outlines Of Inorganic Chemistry. VOL. London
Parnells Chemical Anay SIS Qualltative and q uan-
tItatlve, VOL, London
Normandy Introduction to Roses Chemical Ana
lySls, vol, London
Gailoway's Manual Of qualitative Analysis, VOL,
London
Graham's Chemistry in its Applications to the Aris.
Chemistry in ITS Applications 20 Arts and Manufac-
lures; by Ronalds, Richardson, and knstp; 3v..
London
Gerhardt's Chime, 0rganique, vol, PARIS
Introduction Practical Organic Chemistry, vol,
Reds X udiments Of Chemistry, vol. London
iy7- ERANCk TAYLOR.
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w. T.. PHILLIPS.

EpR SALE CIIEAP-Aui ON liberal terms the
j following FRAME DIV EI.II\GS, viz: One
Just finished. and situated The northwest corner
nf I'd 3ui " streets. IN the First Ward one lust
hnIsl"d. and The west side Of LIST street west bo
tween and H. aud III rapidly improving part of the
cItf one "n The cast SIDE nl >Nih street west, bo
tween T. and + and LASH = SHIP Nard - and
two. Nos. iI6 and ll8. north side Fast Capitol
street. Also. hve more. situated ir different "a
Oi the city. Apply at No. 5I2 (2d story 7th street
Je 10 POLLARD WEBB.
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THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
II EAPDN SPRINGC VJpnTNTA

CAPON SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
on MONDAY, 22d June. f?Ta
Through tickets can be obtained at Baltimore, 0a
Passengers leaving Baltimore in the early morn
ing tram, via Aexandria and Manassas Gap Railroad
10 Stras0urg, reach the Springs from to o'clock
9p.m. J. n RICK
je2-6w Pronriefor
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BALTIMORE CITY MALT HOUSE.

RALTIMORE CITY MALT HOUSE.
MALT FOR SALE.-The undersigned having
recently purchased the CITY MALT HOI = r,
corner or West Fails avenue and Block street
would announce Ia his friends and the public that ne
has now IN full operation, with large supply o.
MALT for sale Un liberal terms.
my 6-3m FRANCIS DENMEAD.
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WALL A. STEPHENS,
eLoIE$s; 8 e%ssfSiTssiTsss9' sis s9a 9aSS iG6'i 'iSksryS0S
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DIANo FORTE INSTRUCTION.

Mr.. w. III. PALMER continues to add new mem
hers 70 has classes. Apply to Mr.. PAL--cz
MER, at his Rooms over Fsrnham' sFTTT71
Bookstore, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Fu-'t . w
day, and Saturday, between and D. m.
Terms SIS per quarter. ap2S-u
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I AIDES TRAVELLING (CLOAKSD DUS-
IL TIERS.
Checked Ducal Cloth Dusters.
Checked Lowell Cloth busters.
Fine Brown Linen Busters.
IyOnese and Heavy Cloth Busters.
81 of the above seasonable garments Just recev ed
al MANWEI.I.& & BROS
jy ii -3teO Cloak and Mantila Store, 3l8 Pa av.
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nINEy POINT PAVILION

Il Is now open for the accommodation of the pub
llc ln consequences OF the loss of % rooms by
hre last winter. the proprietor cannot accOmpO- ta
date more than 60 or 10 persons, EEI
lie has FURNISHED COTTAGE for rent sit
uated about hye hundred yards from the Pavilion
suitable for family who wish to enjoy during the
season he advantages of the Sea breeze and quatc
sports having all the cOnveniences for cooking etc.
Terms S50 for the season of months.
, The steamers Columbia and Mary land touch at
the Pont every trip. w. w. DIN,
Proprietor.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR : 4 l. "A comfortable new FRAME
L HOUSE, IN the Northern Liberties A bargain
can he had, and but small portion IN cash will he
required, and long credits gwen for the deferred
aymentS.
Also: BUILDING LOT an the First Ward
tnear the Clrclel can be purchased without a cash
payment and on & long credit. Apply to
III. y. EANSDALE,
N H-lm 5bt Nj ST., or through the Post Off ce.
EOR SALE.-A very desirable RESIDENCE,
being Lot fronting 81 feet IN inches, by lI6 feet
deep 70 an an alley 25 feet wide, situated the west
SIDE OF 9th street west. between and Nj north, and
improved by a comfortable Frame Dwelling, with
Oack building, wood house, pump of excellent
water. aud Ornamented with variety of flowers and
shrubbery. Terms accommodating. Apply at No.
5l2 I'd story 18th street.
ip ~ UvHQp
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EARM FOR SAIE--A piece nt fine la y ID on
u Rock Creek, la Mont gomcry county, Md. SIX
miles from heights "f GcorSctOwn, adjoining the
lands of McssTS. Perry. Wood BeSinr, Movies,
Bohrcr. and Hawkins, il21c acres. beautiful ora-
ton: partially improved: house; Is acres rich
creek hn'ntH ant SnIHc iIne yellow pine timber II
can he divided, If desired. Call and see the pren-
ses those who desire tu purchase je Aft
FOR SALE.-My RESI- DENCE on the corner of
= New Jersey avenue and & street SnuIII, Capitol
Hl, fronting the avenue To- feet inches and on
street south 80 feet II inches aud containing nea rly
3t.Wu square feet.
may 8-tf w. +, PHILLIPS
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NOTICE-TO BUILDERS AND OWNER
~ OF PROPERTY.
{. SCHNEIDER wishes to inform the public that
he is now prepared to manufacture and hang al kinds
OF BEL lis IN the neatest and most substantial man.
ner, with q without Tubes.
Partlcar attention paid To Arrangement OF SPEAK
ING TUBES, &c.
Establishment al Penn. avenue, between 10th and
llth streets, I'd story. lie 2-lms
DULPlT EIOQUENCE OF THE NINE
l. teenth Century, containing the hest discourses
of the most eminent living Ministers in Europe and
Amerlca, with Biographical Sketches, by Rev. Hen
ry Z. Fish, Complete In one volume, large octave,
with portrait OF UAubisne price $3.50.
le l9- FRANCK TAYLOR.
BALLOONS MADE OF TISSUE PAPER
' is.S Il. J, McLAtSHEfNa cos,
The Washington union., 1857-11-11
THE APPREHENDED DISTURBANCES IN NEW
YORK

M. ,u,ol ox.;a,,, =.
The apprehension ls m new York on Monday last,
growing oul of the demands and threats of the un-
employed workingmen of that city, proved, we are
happy to state, ID be grotndess. The Herald of
yesterday morning has the following account Of the
demonstration which caused SO much alarm
The workngmen again held forth at Toihpkihs square
and at the City Hall Park yesterday ad became 20 vio
lent id their demonstrations That Il Was deemed advisable
by Mayor Wood to send for the police to maintain the
public peace Accordingly some fifty policemen were at
despatched to the Park, who remained there during
the remainder of the day and evening" and prevented
further public speaking or demonstrations There
much excitement about this Hail during most Of the day.
bat happily no breach Of the peace was capipitcd,
The question oi aordng relief and work TO the suffer-
ing poor and unemployed ~orhmgheh OF the city rap
idly assuming extensive proportions. Both branches Of
the council devoted last evenings session to the
subject Propositions offered having in view the
commencement Of w9yk upon the new Ctoto reservoir,
the Central fis improvements, the grading Of Hamilton
square, and extended system of eecmosynary relief by
the aims house governors and the various benevolent
sociations An important report was presented giving
the views OF the special committee appointed to consider
the mayors recent with reference to issuing stock
for the purchase of -four to be sold to laborcrs the
public works at cost prices. A committee appointed
to confer with the councmen in regard to selling the fed
cra government land in the Park for post office site
AS as the board Of eouncmen was organized the
report of the special committee appointed to consider the
mayors message relative to furnishing work for the
employed was presented, and the resolutions appended
recommending the commencement Of various public
works were unanimously adopted The board concuned
with the aldermen in appropriatng $3.50 900 for Central
Park Improvements. motion. of MIR. Warner to take
all the papers passed to third reading from the table, in
order to furnish additional employment to the working
men, was lost Mr. Booe stating chat the street com
missioner squabbc precuded tho city government from
taking any action in the matter series of resolutions
offered by Mr. Ottarson, calling upon the new City Hall
commissioners TO commence that structure, adopted
Appehcnsions have been entertained in some quarters
that the recent demonstrations Of the workingmen would
lead to the commission Of ucts of violence Some of the
government officers shared in these fears and yesterday
word sent to Washington that the public buildings
in danger Of attack Replies were received direct
ing that all proper precautions should be taken. Accord
ngly a force of marines brought from the navy
yard last evening, and stationed, it is supposed in the
custon-h house and bonded warehouses. The apprehen
sons were, however entirely groundess There not
the slightest symptom Of disturbance.