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LOCAL NEWS.

THk kFsE DEPsETNENr.-h the regular
meeting or che Board Of Fire Ccn.msstonsis
n e.srs. J. ". Thor pson. Thos. Berry. u Il.
Oaaheld. and J. 4. &. CLARK. on meeoay hlxht
the appointments Of officers and men Oh me
FIRE oornpsnies were made as required OF law
The iis, OF appointments D. rs follows.
Steamer NO. ., (tDicn w. W. Goaosrd
foreman; Charles q. Griffin, engineer, Joseph
Paris, fireman; RAchard Hill, hOstler, Charlie
Davis, Charles Wiener. Frederick Mohler. j.
y. Moore, r. =. Hercert, VIM. DAVIS entEs
men: Geo. Spellms1, Jacob Turner, W0
Reed. Geo. Edwards. supernumerartes.
dox. foreman: Vim. A. She'd. engineer. Thos.
Martin. fireman; John HolbrooK,s hostler,
Harry G.. ZONES. George W. Bauer. FREDERICK
Fridley, Geo St. Clair. John II. BIRCH, M. j.
Rldgrway,s extra men: john n. kouideT,
Charles Dawes. Jacob Coddington. Plank
Myers, Louis W. Dorsey. William Brown
supernumeraries.
Steamer No. o (Columbial-Jsmes Love-.
foreman; Daniel Barron, engineer; John "
Smoot, fireman; Michael keeuan, hoetSer
Jacob byser. Prank Lewis, Jasper Smith, z
II. Smith, Edward Reynolds, Edward Cat
tons extra meg; q. Kaufman. Joseph Plat.
james Martin, Thomas Martin, Thomas ROBIN
son, " iIlian Murray, W. T.. Hicks, supernu-
meries.
Hook and Ladder No. I. (EIetropoii,an)-J.
L. Cbancey. foreman: Samuel Mackey. tlIier-
man: Henry Lewis. hostler. Charles Merilaii,
q. r. Hoibrook, W. :. Scott, T.. II. Slpe, ". A.
Ringgold. r. H. Harper, extra men; 2. ID. Ben =
nett. q. H. Moves, James Bush; l.. y. SeIboid.
William Brooks, James A. Smith. George
Lewis e.. McDeTmoIt,H supernumerIes.
Those marked with a star ~ are new APP
pom ments.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
OFFICE.

M~MA1OkS OFFICE,
S GEORGETOWN ID. C., Aug. 9th, 1885,
At late DeetIpg Of the Naaonal Union Com
mittee, at their rooms, In Washington, b. O., the
following resolution was adop ted
''Resotred, That the Mayors ef w AZ noton And
Georgstown be requested to issae call for a meet
ing to be held of the citizens of the District Of
COlnmbe. for the purpose OF efe citing gates ts
the Maternal Convention, to be held at Phiiade-
tirely approving of its object. hereby invite
those ciiZeBs OF the town. above the age of II
Mr.. 0ohn Lang hotel, between the hours of a
IN. and p. elect, by ballot Q person to rep.
resent this part Of the District Of Columbia In TIE
Convention mentioned in the above resolution
The election will be held under the ms pection Of
three Judges, who will be duly appointed for that
purpose II A DDISON
au o-A.Wd1 Mayor.
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DURE OLD PORT WINE

have received from the pri yate stock of a wel,
known and hoDOred citizen a short supply nj mr.
and frst auslity PORT WINE. ALTO Douro
1857 - '0"io
and Its effects upon persons suffering with ALL
ments Incident to the season have been very bene.
fetal. 80 0"o
IT 10 ordered and recommended by physicians.
and Can be relied on in every particular
N. W. BURCHELL.
-. corner l4th and r streets,
Jy ~ under Ebbitt House.
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Ssh Ii EMS
RICHARDSON'S celebrated
SHIFTING AND FAMILY LINENS.
all grades, Just received. Prices from 80 cent. to
Sl.2S Per yard.
JOS. }. MAY CO.,
So Pennsylvania svsnls,
au 5 2tif between 9th and leth SITS
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Thankful for the liberal Dstrona &c reosi ved ,be
attention OF the Public 10 called 10 the shor 49,
ss the moet com piete in the District, isrss nor
ton OF which has been nsnufactured seecisily TO
OiSG,er; snd win the weekly additions received,
Requested Establishment. Orders for Pscsr
har eing or window Shades punctusliy ana fsith
not satisfa Glory filled. viii Be i1mcdiatsiy rcrr
rested. and satisfaction gusranteed: Ana eoos,.
they can be purchased In the District.
TERMe CASH FOB GOODS AND LauoR
J. HARKRlTER,
:. No. ass tn str,st.
jy 3i-5ss Sdooro above Odd Rsiin-t,2s,
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PERSONAL.


A MONTHLY NURSE, Just disengszed wonId
"A IKE to make Q few engagements Best Of ref
erences given. Address n s.. Star Office. au 7.6tr
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HURDLE
"A TO BIS FRIENDS, GREETING Charlie
can now be found at the LLOYD HOUSE 497 9th
street where himself and MARK THOMAS will
ne pleased TO see their friends and the public gen
orally both promising to serve n in the hest a, Ie
rant. ar 49,
NBS. THORN HAS REMOVED TO MAsSA.
W chnseffs avenue, between 9th and eth stree t.
W.. 80 Lot
NOU HAVE TAKEN ABOUT GALLON OF
II buchu and two dozen Samaritan humbugs
NOV 20 to pr. DAkBY, 499 IT. street, between d
sno n ana De cured Permanently yNlm-
lR; 9: VERDI, late OF Baltimore. , HOMRO-
- PATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON-
Smce corner OF NJ and 1ltn streets. Washin gton.
RESIDENCE corner Of Montgomery and Dunbarton
streets, Georgetown. iy 2a@Ims
COME WITHOUT Monty OR WITHOUT
~ prize. to get yOur toOthsehe cured fmmed ate
" without rail- or without drawing, at DR.. STIR.
kER. No ass 7th ST. " 0o.lmt
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A NEW STEAMER.-A new steamer, built ~
Accotink, Va, IS now lying near the Long
Bridge, receiving her finish ng touches. She
IL called the Virginia. and IL intended for
trading in the shallow rivers of Maryland and
Virginia Her length is So feet, 1sH feet beam.
and feet deep amidships, fiat bottom. shsrp
prov, siernwh heel. and double engine. She IL
calculated 10 run mp into II inches water.
heavily loaded. This enterprise 10 creditsble 20
the citizens Of Washington. Messrs. Greg,
AHgermann, and Acker. who have com menced
il, and they will doubtless prof; by it. The
beat will be in charge of Myson L.. Gregg, az
master.
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% OFFICE BIeTKlBUTION DEPART
S MEHr WASHINGTON GAS LiGRT C,I

No. AGA 10th street, July So 1885, WV
, Notice Is hereby given to all persons living on
tne I'M OF gas mains, either new old that the
time for opening the streets is limited by law to
the first If October. ~
All persons desrous Of Introducing gas service
ately, as the number of applications will be so
great toward the close Of the time specified that
the Company will be compelled TO postpone MANY
until next simmer, 1t 10 therefore important TO
MAKE early application. WIN. YORKE,
~ S.1ot Superintendent Distribution
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WELCH'S PREMIUM NEW WHEAT rAM.
w lily FLOUR.
The first Of the season, received this day. nv
u. II. p. KING SON.
eH6-T King Place
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PARDONs TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
IaTdohs by the President recently sent 10 Vir-
ginia, .or citizens Of that State, were those for
Alfred M. Barbour. Culpeper: Josiah Bur
ress, fauquier; I. b. b. Barber, King George:
j. W. Bowen, Alexandria; Robt. Drane Fair
fax: John George, Loudoun; e.. II. Gordon,
:lseoo Howdershell. Howison Hass, Silas B.
Hunton- Fauquier; J. NJ, KiIgeur Loudoun:
Friedrich Lloyd. Alexandria: Charles Mason,
King George: Thomas Mccormick, CLARKE;
Mrs. r. j.. Marshall, Wm- J. Morgan, NJ. p.
Scott, e.. NJ. StrIbling. r. b. Smith, Fauouisr:
K n. Turner, King George: ]. H. Williams,
FauquIer; Robert Wallace, King George
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DIAMOND Before the busy season commence
~ 10 the time to prepare for cold weather. -
Call end see the new Fire place Stove. Ola. -
MOND. Alec, a new and cheap COOK ~
STOVE, withHot Water Reservoir a.tached ~
Il. II. Il II. 1. GREGORY
au 3lw 321 Penn a avenue, near IN, st
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%COLLECTORS OFFICE, CITY HALL
w WAsHINGTON, ID. O., Auguat L. Isii

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NOTICE - hereby given that BY IAN act approved
July rs. Bso the rate Of tax on all real and per
sonsl property stocks. &C., for the year 1856, is
G1ed ~ one dells and ten cents every one hun
dred OF the assessed value Of said pronerfv
Upon all taxes upon all property not In arrears
Tor taxes for general poses an abatement Of We
per cent Is allowed from August I, 1886 until the
last day az October 1856, after which no abatement
will be allowed
2-eoHt VIM DIXAN Cou.ctor
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TEL EGRAPHIO NEWS,
Ohio Delegates 70 Philadelphia Conven
Couye ntlau.

Ohio Delegates TO Philadelphia Conven.
ConventIsn.
CoLUMBCs, Ohio, Aug. The johnson
state Convention to-day appointed Thomas
Ewing, Lewis ID. Campbell, James Il. Sted..
man, William 5. Groesbeck, James A. Crugor.
M: r. Waite. o. e. Scoville aud Thomas Sher-
lock-
The Fire at Saratoga.
SARATOGA, Aug. {, I. 20 A. M.-The Column
bian Hall is completely destroyed. The losses
on the hotel are S50G00, on which there Is an
insurance for about $U.o1g.
Wisconsin Politics.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 7th.-The Democrats CT
the Fourth CONGRESSIONAL District renomina.
ted Charles A. Eldridge for Congress to-day.
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0@MASONIC There will be Special As,em
uS bly, of C0LUMBIa COMMANDERY No
Z, T., TO be held at their Asylum corner 9th and
Dstreets. WEDNESDAY EVENING, sth inst, at
All Sir knights are requested to be present "a
cuisines of mportsnee is to be transacted.
BY order Of the Z. Comm anc err
aus-2t Il. b. WILCOX. Rec . pro tom
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OFFICE,
i WASHINGTON, d. O., August 6, 1865.

NSMETROPOLITAN RAILROAD BONDS
W. The holders Of Bonds of the Metropolitan
RAILROAD Company are respectfully informed that
the payment OF the semi annual interest to become
Que on the 18th OF September next will be an,ici-
dated and paid ut the office of the Company cor
ner of 18th street and New York avenue, from and
after the 10th Of the present month"; ~
6-3t i w THOMpSnN Dra.;au.
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nFCOLLECTOR's OFFICE, Aug. 6, 1866.
abDITIONAL NOTICE TO THE pupcu.
SEHS OF PROPERTY AT THE TAX SALE Of
July IL. 1s6o.-The certificates of sale are now
the iItn ihst. WIN. DIXON,
8u 81 Collector
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M LIBRARY OF CONGRESS,
The Library Of Congress will b. close from
Mopday, August q, to Saturday, September i, in.
cinsive A. b. SPORFORD
Jy Slot IihSarian
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that it is proposed to forfeit his right to-
practice his profession for lis support,
presupposes, contrary to the truth, that
his guilt has been established before "a
court Of competent Jurisdiction. Other
wise the forfeiture is an unwarrantahle,
and defenceless violation OF the great
principles of organic law, laid down by-
the high authorities which / have quot
ed, and recognized by every enlightcn.
ed jurst who has lived under free insti..
tutlons, in every age.
+ Continued in our ncrt.
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BOmbardmcnt of CaIaO.

NEW York, May 81. --Aspinwall'
dates to the 18th have arrived. The
Spanish arrt bombarlel. Calao on tho
I'd They were repuls"d however, do
ing little damage Admiral Mincz was
bad y wounded The Peruvian Se.rc-
tary of War was killed by the explosion
of battery. The fight lasted four
hours and terminated by the withdraw.
al of the Spanish feet. Only few
hundred dollars worth of property was
destroyed The Spanish loss is suppos.
ed to be heavy. News Of the Spanish
repnlSe was received with great enthu.
siasm by the inhabitants of Panama.
Valparaiso advices of the 18th Of
April report the blockade raised. The
Government is now enforcing import
and export duties.
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Latest from Washington.

WAsHGroN, May 2l.-The House
to-day considered the following resolu.
ton of Representative McCinng, of
MissonIi:
Resolved, That it be referred to tho
Committee on Reconstruction to inquire
into the eypediency of levying contri-
buttons OH the seeding States to defray
the extraordinary expenses that would
otherwise be imposed on the General
Government, and that said Committee
be instructed to report by bill or other.
wise.
The House adopted the above by
vote OF 63 to 35.
The tax bill was discussed.
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r Ell C R A III PIC.
Fort Goodwin Not Captured.

WAsntNGroN, May 2l.-Lieut. Gen.
Grant has just received a dispatch from
Major.G III. W. Halleck, in Cali
fornia, in which he says that there is
not u word of truth in the report that
Fort Goodwin had been captured by
the Apaches and the garrison massacrcd.
He denonnecs the report as altogether
SENSATIONAL
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law that the benefit of doubt should
always fall to the accused, it's clear in
ference that some more definite ground
tor the charge of treason against Mr..
DAVIS ought to be found that the one
drawn from the Constitution. But as,
there is no other, he should have tho
benefit Of the indefinite one already
found in it, that is the benefit of the
doubt inseparable from it.
We have 10 doubt Mr. DAVIS, as re.
ported, is anxious for his trial to come
of. Where it not that tho abominablo
test oath debars any assistance to Mr..
DAVIS from able legal counsel at the
South, this trial would be one Of the
most interesting in all the annals Of fjuris.
prudence in America. As it is we look
forward to it with with intense interest.
If there he one feature more fully devel.
opcd in that trial than another, it will
be that the language ofthc Constitution
is i'll some parts Of that instrument too
susceptible of an elastic construction.
Freedmcn'S Bureau in Virginia and North
Carolina.
We have read with no ordinary inter.
est the report OF Gems. STEEDMAN and
FULLERTON upon the workings Of the
Frecdmen's Bureau in the States named
above. The fraud, Ealschood, deceit.
corruption and oppression. and theft too,
that they have brought to light, is
enough to cover the whole system with
shame. High officials in their state.
monts missed the mark so far, that the
Commission had to term it "prevaricat-
ing" which was as mild as dignity could
allow them describe it.
Aud what, pray, will be the revcla-
tions in South Carolina ! We ltok for
the most astounding yet torn open to
public view. This poor desolated land
has been sucked to death almost by the
voracious vampires OF filthy lucre.
The worst kinl Of oil to have any.
thing to do will, is turn. Ecchangc.
Beg leave TO differ. We think that
b oil is worse. = Pet. Edcr.
There ara some il this locality woull
differ with yon both. They arc inclin.
ed to believe that toll is worse than
either. GolIsboro NcwS.
You are all wrong.-From certain
kinds Of platforms that have been built
in this region, and the descent of the
ISLANDER or" we are irresistiby of opin
that c oil is worse than all.
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The ArrcS! of FrCCdmCnS Bureau Off
GERS,

WAsnlNGroN, May 2l.-The Prcs-
dent has directed Major. General How.
ard to cause the arrest Of every Off :cr
Of the Bureau in North Carolina who
is engaged or pccmiarily interested in
the cultivation of plantations, ana Brig.
Gen. w. Il. Strong has been Dispatched
to execute the order. Judge Advocate
General Holt has been instructed by tho
President to make out charges and spcci.
fications against these officers with
view to their trial before a conrt mar
tial.
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CO.partnerShip.

w. H. WILLIAMS having become on
the It's instanta a co proprietor of this pa.
per-is hereby announced as a co.pnrt.
ner in the same. 1t will be conducted
under the name of GAlLLARD, DEs.
PORTEs & Co.
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WAHslNGroN, May 2l.-Gcn. Banks,
rs chairman of the Committee ell For
eign Affairs. will soon make report
upon that part of the Presidents mes.
sage relating to Mexico. 1t will proba.
bly, define ana insist upon the Monroe
doctrine.
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Is Mr.. Davis Guilty of Treason?


have been pardoned by the President,
and pardoned for what For rebel
lion. And preparations are now max.
ing for the trial Of our ox.Prcsdent on
the charge of treason. Has he been
guilty of treason AS we are not con,
scous of having rebelled, and have been
pardoned without trial, it becomes a
question Of great interest to us to in.
quire why Mr.. DAVIS should be brought
to trial.
1t will not do simply to assert, and
have no reason for the faith THAT is in
us. All our conclusions must be brought
to the bar Of evidence, Just inference and
reason. II shows mind no less gov.
erped by prediction or prcjudice than
by apathy, to snatch at conclusions be-
cause self.intercst. passion or custom
dictates them. Calm consideration
should characterize the search for truth.
The Constitution says -
"Treason against the United States,
"shall consist only in lcvying war
against them, or in adhering to their
"enemies, giving them aid and comfort" ."
There can be no doubt as to the pre-.
else meaning of any words or phrases in
this except these three, viz ''Lhe
United States" - against thcm'-and
their enemies" If we show that the
Specification Of the first Of these is not
precise, the same want Of precision at
taches to the other two.
What then constitutes the United
States The phrase United States"
occurs fifty odd times in the Constitution,
and in every single instance means the
same thing. That is, Union made mp
ofeach and every individual State origi.
nally adopting the Constitution, or sub
sequently admitted under the provisions
of that Constitution. 1t is collective
noun and, like the word family" is not
limited to embrace u fixed interchangeable
number. And as every legitimate in.
crease of the latter is part and parcel Of
the whole and cannot be detached from
the slgniication of the name of the
whole, so neither can the term Omitted
States" be partial in Specification.
Now in the draft Of constitution re
ported by the committee Of five on the
9th August. 1857, the following delin-
ton of treason was given
Treason against The United States
"shall consist only in levying war against
'the United States, or any of them
Sand im adhering to the enemies Of the
"United States, or any Of them.
Members of the Convention who op.
posed the broad democratic principles
which some endeavored to engraft on
the Constitution Of the United States,
succeeded in looping off the phrase cor
any of them Had this report of the
committee prevailed. there could be no
doubt as to What would be the sovcr.
elgnty against which treason as herein
defined could arise. But there is
doubt whether the definition of treason
will apply to Mr.. Davis act as Prcsi,
dent of the Confederate States, when
that confederation was composed the
United States which composed the
United States
Treason then is levying war against
all the United States, but MS the war
was levied by States against States,
there is doubt whether ono war party
is not justas amenable to the charge Of
treason against the United States as the
other. The term "United States" in
no part of the Constitution, means some
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a special despatch to the Charleston
Co~ier, dated Washington, May l3.
says:
The New York HeraNs CORE pom.
dent, accompanying Generals Steadman
and Fullerton. writes as follows:
:" The Commissioners found the
Frecdmcn's Bureau in South Carolina
II disturbing and fomenting dscnrd.
Accounts from the Sea Islands repre-.
sent the perpctration OF all kinds Of
frauds and rascalities under the shadows
of The Bureau. The lands allotted nm.
der Sherman's order are universally left
uncultivated. The negroes won't labor,
except under the alternative of starva.
ton: Affairs laterly, however. are
Improving The great drawbacks in
South Carolina are lack OF capital and
too much OF the Freedmen's Bureau.
In the House, to day, the Judiciary
Committee decided that tie evidence
adduccd to implicatc Davis in the assas
nation is utterly unreliable, and the
charge is, therefore, dropped
The bill for holding the Federal
Court in Richmond next June for the
trial of Mr.. Davis passed both Houses
and only lacks now the Presidents ap.
proval. r, ..fIs
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COTTON GIN s.

THE undersigned having completed
H. their arrangements for the manntnc-
ture, once more, of the best COTTON GiNS
ever madein this country, are now prepared
TO receive orders from planters and others,
wishing to purohnae The long established
and well known reputation of Elliolps Cot
ton Gins, we hope will be sufficient gunr-
rantee that the article will give entire salts.
faction. j. NJ. ELLIOTT s. co.
may 12'66-2mo WinrGho-s' s.
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rw@ II. P. SLIDER, Esq, is the
sole agent for this paper in Charleston
S. C.
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MAJOR GENERAL JOHN A. McCLERNAND
ON THE SITUATION. Gen. McClernand wrote
a letter to O recent Johnson meeting at Ma.
con. Missouri, in the course of which ho
said:
Glancing at the President 'sreconstruction
policy, what remains to be said Of it He
has officially and formally announced the
termination of the rebellion, and the fact
that each and all of the States are equally
entitled to exercise and enjoy the Same re-
lations TO tho general government. What
should the disfranchised Stales do? As an
humble individual revering the Constitution
and respecting the rights of all, say let
those States elect their Senator'S and Ra-
preson tatives, repair TO Washington, and
take their ntitled seats in those bodies,
peaceabl if they can, forcibly if they must,
and let the consequences take care of themL
selves ad 'autw ~ 'rs5 gai
4-.IaIL-e =. {. 49, .y..i.--- t.'atu5
y The Honae Of the Tennessee Legs.
latnre has passed q resolution by AS to
IL, declaring that jeff Davis and other
leading rebels have forfeited thein livesl
ought to. suffer death and be held infa.
nous forever.
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FOR SALE.

A FEW hundred bushels of COTTON
n SEED, (iast orop.) Apply TO
WM. Nj. NICHOLSON,
mt the Depot, Chester, S. G.
may 22'66-3t
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