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Arrival Of IN. Calitoru,. E,,r,,,

ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 1O.-The Pony Express from
San Francisco on the Goth ult., has arrived
Several strikes Of operatives for the ten hour
system had taken place and were partially sue
cessful
Polltcal mass meetings were engroSsing public
attention In California Senator Gwin was 60
make his first speech In the camgaign at Stock
ton, on the 30th Much bitterness 10 expressed
against him some Of the County Democratic
Conventions require pledges OF their Legislative
nominees TO vote against Mr.. Gwin for Senator
The contestants In the Broderick will case have
applied for a commission 20 examine and take
testimony 10 show that the will could not have
been executed by the deceased s-F \
desperate attempt has been made by pris-
oners to escape from the California State prison
-Four were mortality wounded
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THE LATESTNEws
( TEL RAPHIO.
One Day Later from Eurspe

QusBEc. Sept n The Liverpool and Cansdt.,
Company's steamship Bohemian, from liverpool
on the 30tb, via Londonderry on Friday evening,
the 3lst, passed Farther Point late last night Her
adviees are one dsy later.
The Arago, from New York on the 18th. had
arrived at Southampton. and the Kangaroo. from
New York same day, had reached Liverpool
The owners of the Great Eastern have deter
mined that she shall sail for New York on the
18th Of October
Paris correspondent writes that there IL not
sne slightest chance that the proposal % make
N6ples neutral ground will succeed anticipating
20 near, al any moment, Of the entrance Of Carl.
oa T ln'o NAPLES and OF the flight Of the King.
. Ine latest Paris correspondence says that Victor
Emmanuel has sent autograph letter 20 Louis
Napoleon, declaring his impossi bilIty of longer
resisting the cnrrent Of popular FEELING An It,7y:
and adding that reported fail had tsken nlsee
on the bourse OF 10 per cent In Neapolftan funds
The latest from Naples states that m,istsrv conn
eli had advised the King 70 leave Naples Also.
that the officers Of the army aud navy, ss mass
had rendered their reslg nations 10 the King
ENeLANp.
The weavers OF Coventry, who had long b.ea
on strike, have accepted the terms Of the en-
ployers, and gone 10 work again.
COMMERCIAL
LirerpooI sos.kly report SALES OF cotton for the
week 81 coo bales, Including 5000 for specula-
ton, and III 900 for export. The market closed
with general declining tendency, and with
slight decline on lower qualities. The estimated
following Quotations i-Orleans fair md, mid
ding I'D; Mobile fair I'd, middling sid; Up
lands fair Ga middling I3-l6d Stock In port
,0se 500, including 9O6, 600 American.
The weather continued favorable for the creps
and breadstufs were dull, with downward ten
dency.
Provisions were very dull Lard nrm at e2ssi.
Consols closed at 93s93a.
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The Fusion 1levement.

ALBANY, Sept. IO-The announcement Of the
proposed union of the democrats with the E3reck-
inridge men, by giving the latter ten electors and
two State officers, has caused great commofion
among the politicians here. large majority OF
the State Committee are understood TO he de-
cidedly opposed TO the contemplated arrange
ment. Dean Richmond goes down to New York
tonight. Ii is understood that he refuses Per
emptorily 10 call the committee together for the
consideration Of the Breckenridge proposition.
Several telegraph messages received here from
prominent politicians, advise the rejection Of the
proposed arrangement as injurious % the ticket.
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New ORLEANS, Sept 10 The steamship Bien-
Vile, from Havana, brings intelligence from
Truxillo that the commander Of the English ship
of-war Icaras ordered Ten. Walker 20 surrender
the town 10 the rightful authorities and that the
latter obeyed and retired down the coast, with 30
men, -.-- .. . ID. .. -
force had been reduced 10 25 men by the repeated
attacks OF his enemies, and that be had been
severely wounded In the face. Seven Of his
wounded followers at Trurillo had been placed
on board the Icaras, the last Of whom was a
colonel
As the steamer Osceola (Which brought the
news 70 Havana) was leaving the harbor Of Trux-
lilo, Alvarez was entering the town with 800
men. r-.
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From Denver City.

ST. Jo'EPHs, Sept 10 Denver City dates have
been received TO the 2lst ult. The reports from
the Tarryau silver mines continue favorable.
One quartz mill in Russell's Gulch, in -four days,
yielded nearly sixteen hundred dollars.
III. g Rice and II. Pierson were killed near
Denver by the kiowa Indians.
The leading lawyers Of Denver have agreed 10
transact no more professional business under the
present confused state Of affairs. They want TO
secure a stable government Of some Kind for the
Pixies Peak region.
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Later from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept 1o-The English steamer
Teviot had arrived al Havana from Vera Cruz on
the Sd, with 81 600 $50 In specie and reports that
the Juafez Government had declared the bark
Maria Concercion TO be a lawful prize. Mira
mon was at the capital endeavoring TO concen-
trate a sufficient force 70 repulse the Liberals,
who were rapidly moving thither.
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Another Lake Dfsaster

DHTRoIr. Sept 10 The Canadian schooner
w n. Davey, with a cargo Of coal, sprung a leak
in a heavy gale on Saturday and sunk near the
middle island Lake Erie The crew Of seven
peusons escaped TO the rigging, were they re
NAMED seventeen hours, and were fnally rescued
by passing vessel. No lives were lost The
vessel will probably he raised.
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ROBBERY OF LARDRR.-Last Saturday night
some graceless scamp broke into Capt p. M
Dubants refrigerator, and stole the entire pro.
vision made for the family dinner for Sunday
didn't leave the family taste. The ca plain COM
plains of the heartessness, not the heartiness OF
the thief. Had the act been committed upon auy
other night the damage could have been easily re-
paired. The captain requests that If the individ-
ual wants dinner In future and desires to be sup
piled from bis refrigerator, that he will choose
some night in the week; Monday, Wednesday,
have the advantage OF the Center Market to make
up the loss.
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NorrcE-District Of eolumbia Advertisements
70 ce Inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Office.
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IL Though TIE STAR is printed on the fastest
steam press in south Of Baltimore, its edition
Is so large to require ii to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock m; otherwise they NAV
not appear until the next day. ri. -
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Church Burned.

BosToN, sept. 10 EARLY on sunday morning
the Second Congregational Church In Medford
was destroyed by 1se. with two wooden building
adjoining Loss sI2 900, Of which q, 900 was in
surtd The FIRE was the work Of an incendiafy.
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DIED.,

DIED,
On Monday, the 10th instant, REUBEN BUR-
DINE, Esq, aged 81 years, for 40 years resident
of this city
He was much distinguished in knowledge. firm
in his views of God, and convinced of the truth OF
the Catholic religion, IN which he died.
His friends are spectfuily invited to attend his
fuEeral on tomorrow w ednesdayD morning at 10
o'clock m , from his late residence, No. ass 9th
street west, between III and streets north.
On the 9th instant, after Inns erlng Illness Mrs.
MARGARET ANDERSON, in the 49th year of
her age. /:
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The delaware Isttery.

WILMINGTON, Sept. Io-The lottery frm Of
Messrs France, Broadben:s, Co., was dissolved
TODAY by r. France, the contractor and manager
of the Delaware lottery grant, who now conducts
the business.
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FREE PICNIC, 1t will be seen by an advertise
ment In another column, is TO be given at Airing
ton Springs Tomorrow on the occasion of target
match by the National Guard
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Dysentery.-Uulike other spscifics in common use
which act as mere temporary styptics, Holloway
Pills seize the seat Of the disease and exteri-
nate its primary cause-by invigorating the diges-
tive organs stimulating the liver purgng the chan
nels and purifying the blood they promote a speedy
restoration of health and vigor. In bilIousne g.
sick h. adache acidity of the stomach, add depres-
sion OF spirits they are equally eicacious. Sold by
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DIR. HosTBTrBR's BITTBRs.-These pItters are
universally acknowledged to be q sure preventative
and cure for Fever and Asue, r latnlence. HeavI-
ness of the Stomach, or any other like affection.
they give he althy tone TO the system remove all
morbid matter, and in fact thoroughly cleanse the
systsm OF all impurities. The Projectors in pre-
senting this preparation to the public, them
that in no sihgls case, where it has been used
cordiug to their directions. has 1t been known to
iaII, but on the contrary, new virtues have been
found in its use. To those afflicted with of the
above ills of the body, the "Bittsrs are offered as
speedy and certain cure. Try them and form your
own opinion.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every.
where. sc s cost
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SYNOD OF VIRGINIA The PRESBYTERIAN Synod
OF Virginia IN. 5 is to meet in Alexandria early
In October. 1t is expected that large number Of
the clergy of this denomination will be present
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HOLIOwly's prJIs.

READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Read II; it will interest you.
au 20-eoly-
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BUDwoRTH's LATELY WooD's) MISsrRKLs are
now all the go. They hold forth at Odd Fellows
Hail. and last night, the occasion of their first
appearance here, drew a crowded house. Their
melodies and comicalites irresistible In their
way, and should be enjoyed by all. For particu-
lars, see advertisement in another column
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SPECIAL WARD ELECTION.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND

TO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND
~ many friends e s sss IRsrs.Os ten
ths. isdepe.dss os PfePer 70
thing to DO With our municipal AFFAIRS and eas ss. mo
terTingIins Of them has been prolific Of disorder so;
Whilst free from party obligations, which too
Often, as experience ha. shown. come in conflict
6o~eveT, endesTor, esrHestiy and coSd. sna 10
support the chet magistrate Of the city in the sd
sense of duty compels me to differ. As 20 the qua
lhcanons may possess for the post. and the con
perform its duties. I must leave you to learn them
from otheIg. Thus much will say, that shall re-
would the fuhment Of any other homo, abe ohlssal
tls ss H. m ~. assume. rpos s,upsaN
FOR CITY COUNCIL, pv
NabIma ySs o. tP he RsmOsI ssc and Antiknow
day evening the above nomination was 1nsnimous-
on Of wv o !ns eTe,fsa n she
IN THE BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL,
b. R SsS III That an ELECTION j. hsTs6 dced 70
18th eay of September next, to fill the Vacancy now
Of William az ofSs Esq., Council by the
SECOND wARD-FIRsT PRECINCT
Pursuant To the above resolution an election will
be held az the corner Of Twelfth street and New
York avenue. The polls will be opened at O'Clock
q. m, and closed at 7 O'Clock D. m.
= GEO. Wv. STEWART,
SAM'L w. OWEN,
- GEO. +. JILLARD.
Sc te Comm ssioners
In THE BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL,
- SEPTEMBER 8. 1880
Be held the Second @sTd fssGs
,e eny T s s@a next to Ill the
resignation OF William rme. Esq.
SECOND WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
pursuant 70 above resolution, election will he
held on Tenth street. b tween ID and SITS. one
door north OF the auction store of c. Mcclure
and closed at o'clock m.
SAM'L LEWIS,
EDWARD g. DYER,
WILLIAM y. SHEDD.
sc TIE Commissioners.
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGS -Protracted meetings are
In progress at the Wesley Chapel and the Metho-
dist Church South. The services at both these
churches are very interesting.
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Fns,peer OF the FIRE Dep.rtme

PulLADsLrHIA, Sept Ie.-Dsvid M. Lyle, Of
the Fair Monnt Engine Company, WINS elected
this evening Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
ment
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HE IwkLFTH OF SEPTKMsER.-To-morrow
seveIa, OF our military companies propose to cele-
|. pirate the day by dress parade aud pic-nics In
various aifectons. In connection with this sub
jet, we have heard the wish expressed byemsny
~ our citizens, that the companies who propose to
urn out IN uniform would all meet at the National
hrmofy, at an hour of the morning which they
mig at agree upon between themselves and march
Dy way OF Maryland avenue and Four md "a half
street TO Pennsylvania avenue, and thence to Fiji
teepto street, where they might separate to their
arrangement would doubtless be blessing to thou
sands OF our citizens who are not aware of the
change for the better which has been effected in
our military within the past twelve months
The Light Infantry battalion will celebrate their
anniversary by parade in full uniform. and pro-
ceed 10 meridian Hill, where they will spend the
DAY with their friends. They have made extern
sive arrangements for good time. We under
stand that no gentleman will be admitted to the
grounds except those receiving invitation tickets
The National Rifles, we are Informed will meet
az Lneir a,mory In the evening, with their homo
rary members and a number Of invited guests,
ana after dress drill will spend the remainder Of
the evening In the enjoyment of the may dance,
for I, which their fine armory Temperance HalD Is
The National Guard will parade In the morn.
Ing, and proceed to Arlington and spend the day
n picnic, target practice, battalion drili &C.
y DRMocRATTc WARD MEETING meeting Of
the Democrats Of the Second Ward was held last
night at Harmony Hall for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidate for Common Council, at an
election to take place in the ward on next Thurs
dao, In place Of VIM. Orme, resigned. The
meeting was called to order, and on motion, F.
Jefferson, Esq. was elected President, and H. c.
Spalding, Secretary. Speeches Were made by
Messrs Ennis, Joyce, Powell, and others; and
the following gentlemen were placed In nomi-
nation N Callan. A. F. Cunningham, t. s.
Donoho, and l.. F. Clark. On the first ballot, L.
F. Clark having received the greatest number Of
votes was declared duly nominated The meeting
then adjourned.
The OPPosITToN.-It will be seen by reference
to another column that the opposition of the
Second Ward design holding a meeting tonight
at Kings Hall (old Union buildings) for the pur-
pose OF selecting candidate in Opposition to the
above nominee, at the said election
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Haltirser. .slafAsss.

BALrixoRr, sept n Flour IN firm and higher;
Howard street ada Ohio 90 IS Wheat IL arm;
rid 81 4naSl 45; white 81 33ai IS. Corn 10
quiet; yellow &c. Provisions are quiet. Whssky
baoysnt; Ohio - xs25c. Coffee 10 steady, sales
ST isu0 sacks; Riol4e; Laguayrs AYE.
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MYERS MIRACULOUS VBRMIN DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
ing Rats and Mice, CockrOaches, Bugs, Ants
Mosquitoes, Fleas, Moths, Grain Worms and Gar
den Insects. =
~ Principal Depot 612 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by a II Druggists everywhere. ma B-3m
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NEw YoRx, Sept II -stocn active Chicago
and Rock Island 7sx; Illinois Centrsl snares IN;
do bonds 81; Michixs Southern 4sA; New York
ceausi 81; Reading Ii Hudson Riv~ IN eoh;
Mo. Ga SIN.
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NV Ysrk n1arksss

Nxw yoRx. Sept II -Fiour closed quiet but
less nrm; State IS 75a$5 50; Ohio 90 2oss6 3O;
SOuthrrn 50 2OaS6 30 Wheat 10 steady. Corn
Is 9aiet; mixed 65a69c Pork 10 dull. Lard 10
tesdy w hisky Is steady at 24kc. -r
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rrEfT Pest office Rsbbery.
ALBANY, Sept. I0.-The post once az wet
Troy was robbed on Saturday night OF el2o.
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Number Of marriages during the year ending
June l, 1860, $40.
Number Of deaths-Firs Ward, 165; Second
Ward, lbs; Third Ward, 144 Fourth Ward, 2si;
Fifth Ward, 50; Sixth Ward los; Seventh w ard,
1s2. 49,.
Total deaths In 1890 .Oss
Total deaths in 1850. .................. 500
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G1SA REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
s9lCu scriber, living near nottingham, Prince
George's 60 Md, on sunday, the sth ms :, my bsy
II. orc in. in hight, tolerab'y stout light copper
mulatto, hair . n tie curly and trimmed 10 me-
dun thickness, face and TO- ehesd well proper
toned, and like ". May have scar on the outer
corner OF one OF his eyes; chin slightly dlmpled;
about 10 or ~ wears of age. Was dressed W hen q
ieft th black felt hat, black cloth frock coat and
light blue cassimsre pants marked on tie ina ide Of
the waistba nd -. w. Hollyday; some of his shi {
collars also mari ed. He may however. change his
cloth hg. He may be in Washington or George
town, ID. G where he has a quaintances, or may
have followed the course of the turnpike rail-
read Tor Baltimore or Pennsylvania; as he left
without provooaloa. ! will give the above reward
of $50 provided he is secured i'm Jail that get
him JAMES E.S HOLa.YDAY.
- Sc il-6tr sffr --..---..- = !.
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CrOR RENT-A new 4story BRICK HOUSE,
T. with marble nantes and CRATES, wal = rtures,
with bah rooms Also, gas In every room situat a
on TIM tcelth street. bet ween l. and Mas ayrnue
Also. th,se. story and -sttie Brick Dwellias II
WIN. r. -HEDOS Fancy store. No 502 18th 81.
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PERSONAL.

HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS
i from trusting any one on my account, 1 will
pay no deb:s Ga oept of my own eontrac ing.
Sc ii St. CHARLES HlBBS. /
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The LADIES should all know that the sale o.
cioa agians, mantillas, busters, and dry-gooaI
genefaiiy, announced In another column OF 10
days Star, 10 to be continueIxo-morrow by Wal
q Barnard, suctioneess VIZ
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~ derslgned have this day formed &C partne rshp
under the name and style Of w N. 9. and p. nj. ET
TIT fr the purpose OF carrying on hret class Gro,
fixtures Of William Jones, on the corner of Third
street and Mass. avenue, where we Will be pleased
TO furnish the citizens with choice Groceries and
Liquors &C moderate prices. We respectfully so
iioit call Of the public patronage; ,,-,.,,,,r
,ssa.g r. nj. PETIT.
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CENSUS RETURNs.-We give below a correct
List Of the census returns furnished by the
deputy marshals appointed to perform the work :
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MADAME NORRicE. ruE GREAT AsTRolo-
Nl sisr AsD DocrRkss, jssf from Errops.- Tsls
highly slf.d and inteIise ADJ can Be soGsgltsd
No. POS twenty SECOND street, between y and l,
Washington. = EsEr ~ jel9 Sm>
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Washington city, Sept nh, 1850

Ner-cE- Il have this day disposed Of my entire
o,ns, Liqm9ss ssa &c IN Inc
VIM. 6 and ?: n. Petit. Thanking my former
al patronage bestowed on me, hope they viii be-
stow the sa on my succe $50 s,wko will be thank
ful for all favors = WILLIAM =. Jones.
Washington Sept 2, 1860. - sc LOST
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Zq ssssy.s sse sss Mo ssay; Price
,HesrrsS = 80 w. 6. METzERofT,
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, ACxsrRALi 6uARpHousr cx.xs.-Nick smith
(col. y drunk; workhouse 90 days VIM Wells
vagrant; hne and costs, sails. George Miller
drunk; do. 81 Is. Samuel Suit, do; do 81 Is
Geo Whaley, fighting; do. lis Jno Thomp
son, sleeping In the street; do 81 Is Isabel;
Penny, disoTderly; do a Is. VIM. Hudson
vagrant workhous 30 days. Four dodgers wer,
accommodated
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THE CENTRE MARKEr.-This morning the mar
ket opened with an attendance and supply much
below the average. The country dealers were
few In -numbes, and their efssings were not as
extensive a. usual. The quality WINS excellent,
however, and commanded ready sale. There Is
no indication Of change Of prices, except for
articles nearly gone out Of season Articles Of the
best quality bring the prices Of last week without
a murmur.
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CROWDED HOUSE greeted Wyman on his frst
appearances at the Navy Yard, last night Re-
member, he performs there but two nights more,
and asthe admission fee 10 small why not laugh
and be merry while you may
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I'd sElsg 4
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;. BEAR IN MINI. the grand prize picnic at A
lington Springs this afternoon. We understzn
that they are having fine time over there, an
that the festivities win probably be kept up unit
a late hour. The drawing Of presents takes plat
at half-psst ak O'Clock. See advertisement.
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MfscELLAsKous
Statement Of the Water Registrar with regard
TO his disbursement Of the water fund for the
month Of August, ls6e, was reported back from
tue committee and directed to be fled among the
archives OF the board.
. The letter Of the Water Registrar in reference
20 the number OF ngnen to the snbscri ption was
also disposed OF In a similar manner.
nxsAsERiE ON JUDICIARY svuAnR.
Mr.. Mead offered the following joint resolution
which was agreed to: g---.
Rssogrsd, That Prof BROOKS be allowed the use
Of the Judiciary square for the purpose Of exhib
10 ity Of the residents opposite the said square
shall 1rst be obtained. 1~s 40
BILLS kxcoAxIrrsp. e
Bill 10 place a new pump at the corner Of and
Thirteenth street, and to repair gutter at the
same point. Bill from the Board Of Aldermen
establishing the annual water rent for street
and other purposes
BILLS FROM THE BOARD OF ALDKRxKN
Various bills and resolutions from the upper
board were read BY their title and appropriately
Joint resolution authorizing the MAYO, to enter
into contract with the parties engaged In lay
ing the great . government watermains in order 70
effect connection with the same 80 IS
The board refused to recede from I'm amend
Inent to the bin making an appropriation 20 nav
wm l.. Ellis Il Brother for certain stop-eoc ~
ordered for the use Of the Corporation The
amendment provide. that these step-cocks shall
first be delivered 90 the proper ofhcer and tested
by him IN a lawful manner before being paid for
INVITATION TO THE PRINCE OF WALES
The resolution from the upper board requesting
the Mayor 70 extend an inyitiiion on behalf Of tue
CorPerstioa and citizens Of Washington to his
Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales, to vista the
FEDERAL Metropolis dufing his Contemplated
journey 20 the United states, being read,
Mr. Edmonston inquired Of the president a. 10
'.HOw much moaey IL 10 proposed by this fcsolu-
tioa to exPeid In THIS another japanese humoug'''