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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-18
SECOND EDITION.
O'ULoCK p M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIEs.
Jay Cooke L Co. furnish the following quo
tations Of Governnent securities:
NO N r WA

The Geographic wires are down In various
directions, and thus there is NO Geographic
news to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-18
LOST AND FOUND.

sh .d , s th I eTsr #
Tow B. NJ Star once sl'' ''''' " ' m 1873
S1 REWARD-Lost on the evening Of the 18th.
MGR Fur re nasr R please
the the came ct Mr. WHITES store, corner Of lsth
"a picked up on 18th street on Thursday morn
ts BIZ Tse ssSSs get it by
erty and paying charges. IN 1S-3ts
500 REWARD;-A cream coloEed MARE,
about % hsvg dis
vas stolen from my premises on last night, the
viii hs
m 10 ST. 1st street and New York av.
STRAY HORSE certify that Jesse A Rdp
apont 10 hands high tsa en- up as as an astTay on
sane Asylum. Up. GULL, j. P.
The owner @ the said horse is requested to come
him IN 4, aw az. March IL 1866 JESSE ANDERSON
T OsT-one pair Ladies' GOLD spEoTAoLEs,
baptist Ghareh or Between that chure s and ' 4sS
and leaving them as above, will be Literally re
R6R SeY est aRd on the premises
IL ington Theater, on the nj ght of the 18th (yes-
terdsy, small round cluster garnet BREAST
PIN. The finder will be literally rewarded upon
leaving it in room No. 81 second floor, Treasury
Building. m l6-3t*
d = REWARD-Lost, on the l4th inst, a mouse.
S.) Tered grey hound SLUT. Had on a silver
plated colsr, marked Chas A Donnely, Washing.
ton, d. G. Any person returning the same to the
Old Capitol Prison will receive the above reward
and the thanks of the owner
MIDST CHAS A. DONNELLY
I osT-on Tuesday evening, between 6 and
IL O'Clock, coming from III down 18th street to the
avenue. thence in the csrs t. Georgetown: up
High, 10 No. 4 3 LIST St. q LApY'B GOLD WATCH.
gutts percha Chain. Gold Pencil. Key and Heart
attached. The finder will be literally rewarded by
or to SAMUEL NJ. BOOBIES, Treasury Depart
Went. m l6-3t*
OST-In the West Market House, last SATURDAY
IL night. one MEMORANDUM BOOK, contain
ing six olar and ~ cents, and notes pay able to
John HOugh and other papers. The Under may
have the money by returning the papers to W. W.
HOUGH. Butter Dealer, No. 90 Pa ave.
IN l5-4t* JOHN BOUGH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-18

PRHsoNAL.-Vice President Johnson is still
in Washington, stopping with Francis p. Blair,
ST.. He will return soon to Tennessee TO settle
up his business as Military Governor, and
also to be present at the inauguration Of Gov
Brownlow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-18
RYJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers,

R1 J. U. MCG uIRk q w., Aactioneefs,
TWO NEAT FRAME COTTAGES ON 1.rH ST.
On THuRspAFF f AFTssN s1sE March %, a.
8'elocs, or the Hremis.s ye shall sell Lot H. i.
By two ,maiI neat ana new cottages .coatsinins
three rooms. and outbuidings each, with Potomac
Possession given Mayl.
months, with interest, secured by deed of trust
All conveyancine and revenue stamps at the cost
mar sd J J. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auct..
by THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer; REQ rso.svn,
vALggA 4gIE JLsMIERSSvEP PROPERTY
ii ara Ss
:ssd :. sss
store.
ALSO.
Two nearly new Frame Houses on Beall street,
between Montgomery AMI Rosk streets.
One Frame House on Rock street. near BsalI
Terms: One third cash balance In six sna
twelve months, secured by . deed Of trust on the
,Convsyancins and stamps at the cost of the pur-
mar ls-.t THOs. BOWLING, AuOt.
ID South corner Penn ave. and Ninth street.
GROCERIES,. LIQUORS AND TOBACCO. 90.
AZ AUCTION
On Tuesday MORNING., 2lst instant, at 10
O'Clock, We will sell, at the Auction Rooms. an
asortmeAt Of Groceries. Liquors. Tobacco. &C..
em6rsc.pg-
loo barrels Flour
so barrels Portland Syrup
Barrels and Boxes Ground Coffee, Pepper and Mus.
Bexss Fapuy and Toilet Soap. Starch. 30
Boxes elites, Cacned Fruits and Pickles
Gases Whisky, Brandy and Wine, Champagne
Boxes Che ese, Candles and Indigo
Cases Catsup. Sauces and Picsle
so caddiss Tobacco. Smoking Tobacco and Cigars
Barrels Shenandoah. Eldorado, Old Bourbon and
other brands Whisky
Octaves aud quarter Bra Ady, Gin
Z, tlere' Small Stors. &C.. &c,.d
Barrels Glassware
mis- WIN. L. WALL & CO. Auots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-18

Georketown, DC.
mill 6t+ W. C. HAZEL.
NEW SINGING AND PIANO FORTE GLASS
! has been opsned BY Prof. WOLOW8-
XII. at 800 9th street, between n and II :
streets. Through bis new method. . per-VtHVV
son bav ing only q slight knowledge Of music will
readily. and execute the piano With perfec-
ton. Asto the vocal part, he arrives at most ex-
traordi nary results. m II lot
HIGHLY INFORMANT NEWS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-18

w y Have just received our spring stock of 6 =.
FRENCH CHINA. consisting OF rich de. ". w
corafed Dinner. Tea. and Toilet SETS.
Vases &C. of latest stiles. which We shall =
be pleased 10 sbns our friends and custo-
mers We shall at all times Keep our goods
mNked at the lows.t uaIkst ratss as.ording to
m Is ST. eO4 Odd Fellows Hall. 7th st,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

MIR. Lincoln under the circumstances,
was nothing more or less than the initia-
ton of a John Brown raid on n large
scnle--a raid not only against the consti-
%tutional rights of the South, but against
all that is worth contepding for by a free
people. The South, therefore, was forced
into hostility, and obliged to accept a war
not of her WI seeking or her own pro-
voking. She never sought to invade the
rights of her neighbors. She never Mt.
tempted 10 interfere either with their
business or their %Prejudices. She asked
for nothing but the Constitution and it's
guarantees. TO these she had a right.
and failing to obtain them, it was her
privilege to Withdraw from a broken com
pact and a violated league. The fortunes
of war were against her, but although
PROSTATE and bleeding, she is not de-
graded. An awakening public sense is
becoming each day more conscious Of
this, and despite the Vaccinations Of the
destructiyes, who would keep her from
Itha Union, she win soon put on new
strength and be prepared az ever, under
the Constitution, to battle for those great
Democratic principles by which the Ship
Of State was 50 successfully guided until
the despoilers seized the helm.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

LrouID DiEr.-A literary toady, in the
course of some extrayagantly fulsome sketch
es of Gen. 10. Hooker, ondeayors to dissi.
pate the general impression that that nota-
Bile is o heavy drinkcr, and remarks: "Gen.
Hooker never has anything but rare old
sherry IN his table," The fellow came near.
err the truth in this than anythiag elsc he
wrote, although, no doubt, nothing was
farther from his intention. If Hooker
hadn't anything but sherry for dinner at
Charlottesville, we neither wonder at his
defeat there, nor at the very many times he
crossed the river afterwards-when he
didn't.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

CALIFORNIA MINING BuREAu.-An Asso-
citation has been Incorporated in San Fran.
cisco, for the purpose of collecting and cir
c~ulating information in regard to every kind
of mining on this coast to furnish means to
persons who arc unable themselves TO pro.
perly work mines which thcy have discover
ed. and for othor useful and beneficial pur-
poses. The officers of the Association are
President, A. j. Snyder Vice President,
Joseph w. Low Recording Secretary, j. d.
Whitcomb; Corresponding Secretary, j. F,
Liuthicum Treasurer, Cyrus Palmer. A
pamphlet copy of the constitution aud by
laws forwarded to us from the Association,
by the Corresponding Secretary, has not yei
come to hand. We wish the Association
success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

The NEXT Notwithstanding to the
Chicago Republican the ncxt House of
Representatives will stand as follows !:
Representatives from the t~wenty-four
Northern States-Abolition, 143; Demo
cratic, Alan Abolition majority oiA102.
In case Representatives from the eleven
Southern States are admitted, there will
be from them-Abolition, 7; Democratic,
81. Total-Abolition, $50; Democratic,
92-an Abolition majority of 81 in a full
House of 2i2 members. Present appear
ances indicate that the Radicals will pre-
vent the admission of Southern members,
or until negro suffrage is forced upon the
Southern States.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

ANxIoUs.-We learn that the Radi.
Gals in Oregon are most anxiously awaiting
information as to what course their Sena.
tor Williams will take at the coming ses.
sion-whether he viii stay with the Rad
icals, or go ovo to johnson. The Radi
Gals in Federal Offices are shaking through
fear that, with his accustomed agility in
leaping from one party or one faction of
party to another, he viii in this trying
hour desert them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.
aTsANzAs ron rIIE TIMES.

81
ny Heaven, 1 hale believe thai Time
lsAinked aad leagaed with lowest He'll
TIE Nprcas soul Of Wrong and Crime,
Performs is WORK 80 well.
by Heaven, In bitter beding dreams,
lthlnk my life a hollow lie,
Gntil 10 my hot heart it seems
A wishfal boon 10 die.
We smise, and sting, and howl, and hiss.
Each hand agFip on others Soul
Zach bartering each with Judas kiss,
For Judas cursed dole
Our breath a brcathed Hypocrisy,
Makes homeless love weep pieeone tears
While even the damned come forth 10 see
Our slime upon the spheres.
A golden passport unto Hell,
Seems the fall sketch Of our desire
To CHEAT and hoard, and buy and sell,
Aud prove high Heaven n liar
Aye, For the moekery Of ereeds
Hath fed upon our Life like rust;
IN wialiag Faith wears widows weeds,
And there Is no more trust.
Ne Faiah-no Hape-ne Charity
No melting love that yearns 70 bless
Bat blood, aud tears, and agony,
And foal-eyed selhshness-
No grand resolves for Sacrifice,
From men whose aims are with the Stars,
Ne-oaly Lust and Shame, and Vice,
aud Mnmmon's Savage Wars.
Jast Godg b this our LifeY Must all
Our high thoughts that once burned Within,
Be crushed In this vast Carnival
of pomp, and painted SIM
Is this she Ganaan We nave wen
Il this the food our Souls must takef
Lies nc easis further ens-
0 Friends Shall We net wake2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

QUERY?-Ts it because Superintendent
Huntington-who is an owner of the
Statesman-fears decapitation, that that
paper is more jealous in the support of
President johnson than any other Adolf
ton organ in this State? IF the fate of
ex-C Collector james of San Francisco is to
be the fate of the Radicals in Federal Of
fee in Oregon, the Statesman is certain
y hedging most industriously for the In
dian Superintendent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25
THE LOVERS.

They linger In the garden walk,
Taiking only hsdeyers talk,
Ewcet, foolish trifes, luye's delight
With joy aud faith their faces bright.
Sometimes che stops and plueks n rose
TO hide the truth her sweet blush shows;
Scattering the rose leaves In the mir,
A dainty shower DER face and hair.
with laughing looks she sees them ny,
Then sudden stops and breathes n sigh
For love and youth rs soon are gone,
And death and age are Fastening On.
He gathers from the garden plot
A tuft OF pale fofgeLIne-not
She takes them with n careless lest.
Then hides them ia her snowy breast.
He lays n rosebud in her hair,
Whispering she IL wond'r ous fair;
While teDderly bis loving hands
Linger Ger the ripping bands.
They pause TO watch the evening sky
And see the golden sunlight die ;
A squirrel startled from It's lair
Breaks the calm quiet OF the air.
She trifles with her flowing cuFls,
Tul the Insight searf the wind unFurls
And blows q tfess across his face
Touching bis lips With soft embrace.
They reach the maids hall door at last
lie holds her slender fingers fast,
Then kisses theta-aa we'll he may
While she, all blushing. spceda away.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25
r11E aRATEFUL BREACHES,

4 travelling preacher once upon q tine,"
Addressed a Congregation rather slim
III numhers-yct bis subject was sublime,
(TWes Charity y senorons was the hymn;
Fervent the prayer and tho The house was small
lie pounded lnSiily the Sacred Word.
And preached an hour As loud rs he could hawl,
As ono who meant the Gospel should be heard.
And now, behold, the preachers hat Is sent
Among the pews for customary pence,
But soon returned ~ empty as it WENT
Thank God,' he cries. !" with such an audience
AtAeaeA my preaching has been quite Ia vain,
Thank lied, I've got my beaver back againiss
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

PRoAorED.-Dr. J. K. Barnes, formerly
Chief Surgeon of the Military Department
of Oregon, and present Surgeon General of
the U. S. Army and Gen. A. j. Smith,
the Captain Smith of the regulars in the
Rogue River Indian war of 1856, arc now
breyet Major Generals in the regular service,
and Alfred Pleasanton, who was a Captain of
dragons, and Gen. Harney's Chief of Staff
in tho Military Department of Oregon, in
ls59-60, is now a Brigadier General by
breyet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

ScoRINo ITS BRETHREN.-The nevada Tin.
ion, an Abolition organ, applies the follow
ing language TO its party contemporaries IN
that State, and its remarks might he up
piled with equal truth to one or two of the
Abolition organs Of Oregon
We declare that in the history Of newHpa.
lpera, never has there been exhibited so much
slayishness, 50 much sordid craving for peIf,
80 much falsehood, backbiting, malice and
uneharitableness, 40 much profanity and Ii
eentiousness, in fine, such bald, lying cant
and such shameless and indecent panderine
10 the worst passions Of the vilcst dregs d
humanity, as has been exhibited by the press
Of this State for the last two years. NJ
depth Of degradation they have not beer
]1.:..y Of; no mercenary bascness they have
not practiced, no shameless falsehood they
have net rolled as n sweet morsel.. under
their tongue. No epithct too gross to b.
applied 10 their political enemies, no adula
ton too base and revolving TO be served uI
10 any of those in power. We appeal to thu
experience Of aur readers il the prurieneJ
aud ohscenity of the press Of this State ha.
not, Of late, exceeded even that of the fasl
papers Of New York, Boston and San Fran
lcisc0.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

PAKDoNED.-Robert Waddingham, SEN
fenced to the p~enitentiary, from Walla Wal
la, for life, for highway robbery, has been
pardoned by Acting Governor Evans Of
Washington Territory.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

FLoUR.-Reese's Touring mill in. Walla
Walla is constantly running, and turns out
an average of sixty barrels per day of first
quality -four.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

BLAcKrooT MlNEs.-Late reports from the
Blackfoot country represent the mines there
to be richer and more extensive than the
mines Of Idaho and 0wyhee.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE.-A man named
Wheelock attempted suicide by laudanum in
Walla Walla, a few days ago. A physician
was timely called in, who saved the poor
fellow from death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

AT one time at Gibraltar there was a great
scarcity of water. An Irish officer said " he
was very easy about the matter, for he had
nothing to do with water if he only got his
ten in the morning, and punch at night, it
was all that he wanted.n
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

A g~entlenan who had the curiosity to
spend a dime in answering an advertisement
which promised valuable advice for that
amount, received by mail the following an
swer: 6 Friend, for your ten cents, please
find enclosed advice which may be Of great
value to you. As many persons are injured
for weeks, months, and years by the careless
use of the knife, therefore, my advice is,
s when yon use q knife, always white from
o u.'v
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

Love OF MARRIED LIFE.-The affection
that links together man and wife is a far
holier and more enduring passion than young
love. 1t may want its -gorgeousness, it may
want its Imaginative character, but it is far
richer In holy and trusting attributes. Talk
not to US of the absence of love in welded
lifel What, because a man has ceased to
/" sigh like a furnace we are to believe that
the fire is extinct; it burns with q steady
fame, shedding a benign influence upon *
delightful than the cold dreams of philosophy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

"All morning bitters have a heating
tendency or effect" said a doctor to a young
lady. You will except a bitter cold morn
ing, won't You, Doctor - in4nirod tho lady.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

NEVADA ELEcTIoN.-The Abolitionists car
ried the late election in Nevada by about
1.200 majority.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

IFrOn the Daily oregonian, Nov. 2e.1
A Narrative or Erightfai Suffer.
4AE--sA Thrilling Chapter In the
History Of Montana.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25
NOTICE 10 TAY "a

NOTICE - HEREBY tsFvEw
IN that | will meet The Tar PAYERS ~ linn
county, Oregon, NJ their Isspeellvs places Of yotip~.
for the purpose Of eolIcctEngf is Taxes for he vesr
1895, ~ ANY fortaer yeaf, o. the following men
toned days Of the present ysas 1885,, to-wlt:
MosDAs nov. ~
NYR's ScH0eL House - ..a-FuRspAy Nov. ae
BRUSH CREEK SCHOOL hoFsH-WE,NspAY, Mes. ~
BaowNsSfLLE........ ....+.... - THURSDAY, Nav. 80
HARRisHuRc .........-.-ss-..FRtDAY, Dee. 1
fkoaiA"...".-. .:...... ....s.kATrRDAY, Dee. 2
ALLPnISs SCHOOL HorsE....sMoxBAY, Dee. II
seto, s.s.s .s..s.. ...t-s... ..~s..s....TrEspAr, Dec. ~
aRAskLIS gEspAY, Dee. -
RAYS sHoP"-.-..... ..~.......THrRzDar. Dee. II
LKBAs0s..'... -. ......... ...4.RhinAY, Dec. is
sAxb HiD0Es..... .-s...s..EATURpAY, Dec. "
MrDpY ScHooL HousE ........ MoxDAY. Dee. rs
I will be prompt Mt the above named places Il
the hour Of 10 o'clock, 4 4, and remain until :
O'clock, r. n, Of said day. Those not paving their
taxes rs above invited, will Be allowed thirty DAYS
after my visit at their P~reeineis, 10 pay he sama
at my Office in Albany. after which time the law
allows the Collector mileage Tor travelling to col
lect the same. 0. Nv. RICHARDSON,
Tax CeIlecter Of Linn county.
Albany, Oct n. 1865.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25
kcicnfi0e Rnaka.

!. Military and Naval Science; 2, Navivation
and Ship Building 3, Arehitectprs and Carpentry
4, Fine Arts; :, Chemistry and Electricity; s. Ne,
ehanieal Science; ], Applied Mechanics and the
Useful Arts; 8, Currency, Trade and Resources !;
9, Mathematics and Engineering; 10, Astronomy ;
Zoology, Mining, etc.: I3, Natural History ii the
Mineral Kingdom IL Vegetable kingdom is.
Agriculture; 10, Domestic AEtsi II, AmuseIncnts,
Games and Fortune Telling Is, Photography 10,
Cyclopedias and Dictionaries; 20, General ted
Popular Scienee 81 MiseeIlaneous Works.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25

], History ?, biography }, Novels; 4, Govern
mcnt and Politics 5. Rebeliioii Literature s. 30
cial and Ethical !, Mental and Moral Science; 8
Language and 0ratory ., Bellies Lettres and III,
Classics 10, Poetry and the drama; IL, Wit ans
HumoF IL. Fiction IL, Works collected into vol
uines; II, Freemasonry aud Odd Fellowship; is
Miscellaneous subjects IS, Bibies, Prayer Book
emile Books.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25
Asx1ous.-We learn that the Radi

F. S. HOLLAND, Secretary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-11-25
Il. H. BANCROFT q CO.
BOOKSELLERS g. STATIONERs,
San Francieco. al.

nFFER AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES
one ef The largest aud ben assorted stocks Of
Books 10 every department Of Literature, aud sta
pie and fancy Stationery to Be found anywhere in
the world. They occupy an entire building, 80 by
so feet, three stories, on Merchant street, which
connects in the rear with the store ON Montgomery
street. There are nine departments, each arranged
under many subdivisions, as follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-08
Affairs i'm Georsetown.

GEORGETOWN CORPORATION AFFAIPs-A
called meeting of the Georgetown COuncits was
held last night
In the Board OF Aldermen all the men,
bers were present except Messrs. Shinn and
hing.
The Chair laid h. fore the Board a communi
cation from the Mayor submitting the matter
10 the COnsidt ration of the Board whether it
would not be prudent to consult some of our
experienced physicians as 10 the most proper
measures to be adopted as guards against the
cholera, which is so generally feared will
shortly visit our community.
Mr. Berry, TO whom was referred the Coun-
cll resolution making an appropriation of 5000
Tor dredging aad widening the channel of the
river, reported the same back without RECON-
mendation, which was so amended TO au-
thoTize the Corporation TO issue stock for that
amount If deemed necessary, redeemable at the
pleasure OF the Corporation; passed.
The Council resolutions 10 pay the bill of the
Ddity Times 10 pay expenses of poor and work
house for last quarter; and in relation to addi-
honal gas lights in the new market, were
passed.
A communication was received from the
lower ECaTd proposing that when the two
BE- ards adjourn II be until Friday next, at
O'Clock. Proposition agreed 10, and the Beard
adjourned.
COMMON COUNCIL.-The following messages
OF the Mayor were received and referred -
Suggesting the prCprIety of an immediate con-
suItaflOn with ply slcians relative to sanitary
measures, and a comm unication relative to the
ConG,,On OF certain pumps; These communal
Board, but were net acted upon, there being
no quorum PRESENT. Messages recommend
ing the abatement Of nuisances in the vicinity
OF LIST, between Fayette and Frederick, and
between Dunbarton, Greene, and BealI streets:
also, IN reference 10 the pump on list, near
Market street. Referred.
The bill OF q. G.. Carman, for goods furnished
the Corporation, was referred.
Mr.. Stake presented the account of expenses
OF the poor and workhouse for the quarter
ending September 3Oth, which was referred to
the committee on the poor and workhouse
same. ~ 49,
MI Bronaugh, from the claims committee,
reported bill IN favor of the editor of the
DAILY Times. Passed.
Mr STAKE, from the poor and workhouse
committee. reported bill for the payment Of
expenses, Sett} g., for the quarter ending SEN
tenber Both, 1e65. Passed
Mr.. Mitchell introduced a resolution proyi-
ding for additional gas light in the new market
house. Passed.
The resolution making an appropriation of
$500 for dredging the channel Of the Potomac
river, was returned, passed by the Aldermen
with an amendment, which was cOncurred in.
The Board then adjourned until Friday
night, In order 10 receive the report of the
grievance committee on the messages of the
Mayor. referred 70 them.