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THE PRESS ON THE VETO.

The Philadelphia. United States Gazette,
unlike the fawniug hypoorlto who scribbles
columns of putrid trash for morning CO.
temporary, differs with the President in
spirit Of manliness truly refreshing. That
paper says:
"There is q tone of earnestness and sin.
cerity pervading the message that will chal-
lenge the public respect, whether men agree
or disagree with the President. Indeed, we
are free to say that some of the reasons he
assigns possess no small force, though we
are Inclined to believe that the defects Of the
measure are over-estimated, and the neces.
sity calling for its passage dwarfed by too
sanguine belief In the good Intentions Of tho
reorganized yebel States" .. 4. .....i =
The Boston Jonr,ssi of the goth, In an able
article on the subject Of the veto, assumes
the following impregnsble position:
We waive all comment upon his views at
the present time
The New York Tribune, from which paper
We quoted yesterday, in second article says I;
"But, while the prospect Is thus clouded,
We entreat the majority In either House to
act considerably, moderately, temporarily,
Whore they cannot get whole loaf let them
take q half, q qnarter-yes, q crust--any.
thing that tonds, II but by q span, towards
making this land Of impartial laws and
equal rights. He Is mailman who says ~
will have all or nothing" when 1t is not at
his option to have all. Acting in public
sion, or pride, or willfulnsss, impede the
achievement Of any good whatsver.h o..
1- Tho New York Times, in an elaborate
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-22
STRANGE POLITICAL BED-FEI.-
.. LOwsHIP.

q a ~ Il
ine iao'ea aoS "ao ,o' '"ou. 40. =, yenrs
N ve'A ~ . s..".. y. '"e 'o"y An ~
~ ~ p''Ioo'On :"
- =. a.. u-I,.. e.. 60. ~,
- T.. -, - -. -.
-. - III. 80. 60
m c.-..,,-,,.., .s.. Ii.
49, -
-" 'Ie '.
$50 ~ 'f "
e.0Aeu REPRESENTATIVES, "nieh 'ne aooh''oh
o"A'o'y gives 70 tue eou.a uiuef 'ne OK
sizing oohss''"''on' Ae0eP'ns 'ne uhi.o.m
Po"oy oi'ne country inc Amehament fe'a'hs
Popu,Asion 10 sne oAs" Vi f'P'esen,aN'ni anu
0o'h'"ns win tue "e"s ., ,ne rres'aen''
''sn 10" ""u ouS''.i' uosS NOV 's'"e
rsa'A's i.""'n''e, ieA'ihs '"a' au'y
whs'' sn' iuhoa%e"'", 10" mas over 'en IT,
70 'he o'A'es' pu' o'"e''ns 'na' coior OF
race NO siounu iot als''ancnsement' II
S1A'iy a'''Ais' !" 'n' ooatn' WINE "o
si not eomP'' u'o AUNT tue eo'o'ea race
.as oaio''ooA' oec"use " " variance
WIN oar ds'esa'ed powers yet "e VIII not
Per"'i you 10 saint 'nem in your oasls OF
the rght Oh Suffrage lou snail not nave the
advantage oitheir count In population without
you give them the privileges oil citizen
snip Hyou car, ist them vote we can't
let yourepresent them." This simple method
OF dealing with the difficulty was adopted by
vote Of extraordinary unity. 1t combined
all interests Of the Union party-the lion Of
rAdieslism lying down with the lamb of con
ssr'a''sm-and LOT once the irrepres'ieie Mr..
erEvEss ana tue "auneh defenders OF the
Fresiaen' pui'ea the oars tosether.
proposition "hich could not but
produce the same harmony among the people
when u mad developed among It's Representa-
ii'e' 10 Congress. IL " with more OF "sor-
row 'nAn anger tnat we learn that Sen
ator justly a'stnsui'ned Tor his iie-lons
sa'oesey Q. hAhsn risl's' IN opposition 10
.n' ,S "S sa,sa %aa S s",ns, rsa,
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THE TREAsONABLE PRESS,

As it is quite possible that Gen. HooKER,
commanding the department of New York
being person Of excellent taste In his read.
ipg-pay not scrutiniEe the columns Of the
New York Worid very closely, we beg leave
10 call the attention Of the LiSutsnsnt Cen
eral commanding the armies of the United
States to the fact that u regularly heads its
congressional reports The Rump Congress, +"
and in giving the names Of msmbsrs SdOPtS
Sueh method Ss this: mn. MoKEEs ldis,
union, KsRtuckyi"l =" Mr.. WHSoH, Ids.
union, MassAehussttSi') "Mr. BAHKs, tdiI-
union, AassSchusettsi') "Mr. aRIHEs, dds
union. IOWAi'D for the manifest purpose Of
bringing the legislative branch Of The Gov
snmsnt Into contempt.
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Henry Ward Beecher sustains the
Vein.

henry ward Beecher Sustains the
~ Veto.
In lecture delivered In Brooklyn, N. Y,
HENRY WARD BEEoHER, commenting upon
the Presidents veto of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau bill, said; '.
am sorry that he felt II his duty to veto It and
am sorry that the bilI iodS so dra,pn up that
be ,ods obliged to esl to be his duty to ceto Il.
but mark this Is not yetoing the bureau, but
only particular form Of bureau that the bill
against any. proper department administering for
the blacks throughout the South. We know, on
the other hand, that he is In favor Of such bu-
reau. i confess that reading his message It has
len profound impression on my mind that he
the form In which 1t went before him, It should
not at present become the law OF the land, But
believe am sure that no man In the land Is
more IN y9r Of sihcle9t Legislation for the black
man thkh President Johnson himself [.oud
aud continued applause, aud few hissss.l They
are 70 be protected, but they are not to be pro.
tecled at The expense Of the Consultation. but by
its integrity, No grade in the United States is
more In need Of having that Immortal instru-
ment maintained than the recently enslayed but
now emancipated black man, There are men
who speak only Of freedmen, who are worked
by their sympathy and by their generous ssnti-
ments so Ms not we'll to consider that while they
are iegislating to save the freedmen, Il may be
at the expense Of those laws aud those instru.
ments In which his very safety resides, and II
they are carried past the point Of moderation, II
s,n well that they should Be brought to rsao.'d
! hold II 10 DO dangerous to have power een7.
tralissd. think the most extraordinary thug
Of the present time is this Congress putting bill
full Of additional powers into the PreSident's
hands, making him stronger team any crowned
monarch thia side OF Russia, aud the President
tsst makes 20 as q strong &SSi Il We had had
the President that had set there before our mar
tyred Lneoln n Would no have vetoed II ha-
cause there was too much powsrl Whatlf we
had the President before him Would he lave
been thus honesLI He may be mistaken In his
Judgment bla I am greatly mistdken IN mn
slent or men ", since tho earliest dad Gssl
dags N our Presidency, there has been a man
here IbhO Wqs HloTp honest, more sinDle m n ded
and i2hQ, toithoh bias Of party, aud teiihoit Jias
az aug Mad, hgs Mns sndsGporsd 10 do Ndi
ichio he hoti0nt 10 Be Jor he best tstsrsSts oEMs
Ne lOhOls country. Loud And long
eontlnped applause, mingled with . few Misses !
hold that II would be a bad sign, however, IN he
should pass without criticism or his papers with.
ont reyieWfoIt is dangerous TO have any man
who 10 not inmenabletto the Judgment 81 the
whole oopntry, gRd President yiOhHson o. much
Aa aBy man, and more because hA u II place Of
moro Importance than any 0'hsF sa SAtkyOa
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aas. p.cH.sD ssEt. IN rHa

+ Ek sGNApE. "a MEEi-
Few IN oil thisH conntry have mingled
mars vi<h ara A.on,. of thu grant West. Or
=. ..,t2 /. 49, A.. s,a,,.,,. ..,,,,,.nt
P pVp'" ~ ",
senator YATES, OF hilinois, MS guoerna.o.
nal career In the Prairie State was mnrked
with signal executive ability, and his patri.
otto devotion to the cause of the Union, and
M. ,aal.l aIA,o. - ~ a.. 49,.
~" p"'"sss' 'o''''oh ""u 0''o y, '"e
soldiers OF Illinois has ondeared MIN 10 tnat
heroic people, When q man like Senator
YArKs tells us that universal suffrage, II not
ordained by this. win be by the next Con.
go, /, 4. ,soS,d,. ,I,m.Fhat a.. ..IrI ,rd..
$50 ;. ~ ,s'' '"u"'' va' ~. 1sss
ment Oh one VINO moves with and fpeaksior
the masses The following Is his PROPOSE
ton CONCERNING suffrage. '.., ~
% n, ,,,.,,,,.,.S A ~. S.,,,,, .,s JJ,,,,. NJ
L.,,,,,.,,,,,;.s, ~ ,LSyf.,.y So, ~ 80
-, Il, G.',,',',, 10 TIT n sea- a.
Tar.,, ~, ~ ~ Iys,.ss 60. III 80 "
.oat,;t,.y,o NJ ~ ~ s.2 :, -;
80 hssg 80 ~ ssss. ~.
eaon,sd 49,. !. go. ', \, 80 800.
sssl"s;I. D -. ,S,ss s I. ni,i..s.
~ ~ Yf..,.ny e...' ~ 80. ~.
ri,ore ~ 1890 ~ 80 y ~ ~ 'e ~ sS;I
.io oDy al ~ A NJ, =, ~ III ey , 0v LIN
Any, ya, d;.,i,.,;as as -. ,o,as as.nna,,,on
sSsu i. nra,.a,.d a. ~. I'll, "a .....I .n;o.
49,, ~ III az .i.a, saI Sy
r;sb,s inoIn Az az ,,nht " .nTt. W. p''iS"
'n.as ~ go =, ..'
FOR authority 70 requisite this subject BY
Congress he falls back on tho second clause
In the late constitutional amendment abol.
;.b,nn .,.v.rv n. r.Las N ,,ora. ...n..a.
~ -"
t"i ieBisiauon' stretcn over TINS oimcuit
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TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 2l.-In the Senate
to-day, Mr.. Truesdale (Democrat) presented
the following concurrent resolution:
Resoiced, That we have full faith In the
ability, patriotism, and fidelity of Andrew
johnson, President Of the United States; and
that we have confidence in him as the Exec
utive of the National Government.
An effort was made to put of present ac-
ton, but It tailed, and the resolution was
passed,
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The Massachusetts, Legislature and
'- tho Freedmen's BIN.

BosroN, Feb. 22.-In tho House of Rep
resentatives, yesterday afternoon, a series Of
resolutions were introduced regretting the
act Of President johnson in vetoing the
Froodmen's Bureau bill, and asserting that
1t is the duty Of the President to give the
negroes that protection for which It's honor
stands pledged and for which the gallant
conduct Of oolored soldiers entitled them
The resolution was referred to the Commit
tee on Federal Relations, EH
The House refused to receive resolution
thanking the President for his veto message
by vote Of 90 to Is. Old " ...n.. ~
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ExAMISISe suRGEoSs.-Th Commissioner
Of Pensions to-day made the following APP
PeintmOnts Of sAaAiRlng surgeonss ! lr
3 DIR. Robert \. strattOn, st. Joseph, MOh.j
DR.. VIM. d. Scott, ithaca, Aieh,i pr. JoRp
Roberts, Hastings, AiOh,i Dr. y. Q. Robin
son, UniontOSn, Pa. al nv ,s1res III 10
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Galveston, Feb. 1.-THE convention Is
still in session. The committee reported in
favor Of the article that no slavery or invol-
untary servitude shall exist In the State Of
Texas, except as punishment for crime;
negroes shall have right To sue and to be
sued, make contracts, hold property. and to
DO tried by the courts, and in suits between
whites and blacks they may testify in their
behalf ..aHHa .... i. - 80 -.
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The Fenian Convention at p,tt.buru

PIrrsBuRs, Feb. 2l.-At the afternoon
session Of the Fenian Congress the report Of
General Swseny was made the special order
for ten O'Clock tomorrow. All the delegates
present pledged themselves to support the
constitution adopted at PHILADELPHIA. A
number of letters were read sustaining tho
Congress. ..-r
Senators Domino, of illinois, and Casey,
Of New York, handed in their designations
which were accepted
A committee was appointed TO All the
vacancies, Senators Soanlan and Bannon
rendered their designations, which were Ia.
bled.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUB
LOAN. u

For the current week, will be Issued this
evening. 1t will contain entire the series Of
articles on the ballot, by "W. WI" the
Presidents veto message, editorials on va
riOus subjects, review Of the week, carefully
compiled items Of personal and general intel,
ligencs, &c,, &c. For sale a wrappers
ready for mailing at this office. aII E."
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The President and the Warrington
r... Monument gAaaoeintion.

The officers Of the Washington Monument
Association waited upon the President to.
day, and were received most graOiOusly. Mr..
JoHssoS addressed them upon his desire for
the salvation, restoration, and psrpetuation
of the Union according to the principles of
the immortal WAsuisGToS. The interview
wal, a very pleasant one.
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az Water Registrar,s Once,

- WAsHINGTONI TIlh Jahudtyl 1866.
All persons who occupy promises within the
corporate limits Of this city, into which the
Aqueduct Water has beou introduced, othef than
minded that on the LIST day Of January instant the
water ront for the year ending january I, 1857,
became due and payable at this ONCE. II the
said water rent be not paid prior to the lst OF
page Of the water from their premises and pen
atty Of two dollars, to be paid together With tho
water rent In full to January l, 1867, previous to
the restoration Of the water
{. RANDOLPH CoYLB,
Water Registrar.
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GEN. GRASr's- father has been appointed
postmaster at Covipgton, Ky. a
GEN. GoDFRES WEIrzEL has reached his
home In Cincinnati. ,'' ."'.'n'
THE death of Gibson, the sculptor, at
Rome, Is again announced 80.
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W. WnshInRtons BIrthdhy-Grnnd
TEMPERANCE RALLY, "A Temperance Mas Meet
ing, under the auspices Of the Natfona Temper
auce Congress, will be held on THURSDAY
EVENING, Feb. y, at ~ o'clock, In the Meth
odist Protestant church, on Ninth street, between
sioner OF Patents, will preside. Addresses will
be made by Hon. W. T. Wiley, OF West virginia;
Rev. DR.. Gillette, and DR.. WIN. c. Doane, OF this
city, Excellent and appropriate music will be
John Parsons. The public are earnestly invited
to attend, 4. Admission free. Per order,
fs2l-2 NJ. ,,.,l.I Il. N. EXLBY, sec'y.
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So Notioe.--To the Taxpayer of
wAsHIseroS CITr.--The Board Of Assessors hay-
ing completed the Annual Assessment for 1865,
hereby give notice that they will sit as q Board
Of Appeals and for the purpose OF making cor
reotious from WEDNESDAY, the l4th Instant, to
MARCH LIST, 1866, inclusive, Sundays exeepted,)
at their room, No. q, Basement Story, west wing
Of City Hall, from A. n. to 8 p. N. each day.
By order Of the President. If. 80
= 0r.3ILt 00s.TI THos. H. DoNoHU,
felO-dtml o g. Secretary Board Of Appeals.
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WATER REaIsTRAR's oFBIoB, !
January gIsi 1894

- U --|-|-.- = January 3Ist, 1860 I
The pressure Of business on this office has rem
dered II necessary TO extend the time for the re-
ceipt OF Water Rents TO the list OF March; after
which date the watar will be shut of toiiAout any
further notice from all houses the water rent Of
which shall not be paid up to January LIST, 1867.
RANDOLPH COYLR,
febl -thsa&m Water Registrar
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yo''''uAy' hut ssowiN
A CAUCUS Of the Union members Of the
Maine Legislature last night adopted resolu.
lions supporting the Maine Senators In voting
'o' '"e io' = borea"ph over mo veto
LADY In the country writes to her
father in Washington, (by the pen Of her
sunt,) "Igrow an inch every night--an inch
high and an Inch wide" ,..- ~
EDeInaros FuLroS, ESQ. was confirmed
\ AZ collector Of customs for the district of
Baltimore BY the Senate Yesterday, in Kx.
eeutive session. 'spIiHs o.
I,-,,,s .,., L.,
s. M. carn.nt.r AZ mi. IN, - ~ M.
way to Chill as correspon dsnt Of tho Herald.
He writes on board steamer OF Cuba, in the
highest possible spirits 5,g ,,-4s d.. IN
THr I,d;.ns "a, A. t,r,., ,o,v.,,;.. ,.a,.
TODAY. ma Ar, r..o,,,,o,. D,ono..a -, a..
tiou endor,. an. hor.s,s ma in,..ri,v :,
President johnson and IN. n.,ri6,,sm and
wisdom of Congress. -r.. 'a..s.
IT..
,-e sur VI no'" W.
pop n, =, 'ae na''mo,' sun ass'hst
'"e o"esspeske babe OF tnas oity, 70 re-
eided In fsvcr of,hs r,.in,,Ws 7'1|' =
80 TO- fTs y :. - r.a..
q. " my oceureu lon saturday
a ~, oo'ne, % 4'' onaf'es ana oanai
, Sr's'oy"s Two nat
800 n J"Weny
sso 40 'sA '''' aeP''Ni ho's'
'N'' '''' f''N'''-i'''''in 'hr r'f iatf
"AshNeroSs blRrHpAr Is to be cele-
oth'sd win spirit In Phiiadelphis- Military
ORGANIZATIONS Wn1 parade, and the hremen
are 10 have grand turnout to- receive the
steam IRE engine Hibernia, which has served
~ .-.
thh manager OF the American Telegraph
oo"p ""y' once In New ioik, Mr. M u.
'"o"' nus oeen presented with splendid
so'a "a'on ana ohn'n, oy the teiegraphio
'rs.ern,.y' WIN. H. heis'' superintendent
Oh 'he feoPie 8 Line made the presentation
speoeh' .... -..
/ YESTERDAY morning, an alleged defaulter
from Jacksonyiiic, Morgan county, Illinois.
named Edward L. Dawson, was arrested ON
board the California steamer New York
The prisoner was collector and supervisor in
Jacksonville, and It is alleged that he do.
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MADAME NJ. H. PERREaAULT,
7. o. Drawer 202. Albany, NY.

AsrDg II. AndeFS' Iodine watsr,--An
IapdtuabLe Diseopgy.--A PULL CRAM Of Iodine
In each ounce Of WAtor,-Diss oEved tofthsua a
Soirsnt-Tho most POWERFUL WANING AaRNF
and RRaToRLTIygy known. GORoFULA, BAIT-
RHRUh, CASCRRs, RHRUAArIsN, CONSUMPTION, aud
many Chronic aud Hereditary Diseases, are cured
by It's use, as thousands can testify. Circulars
DR.. h. ANDRRS eco, Physieians and Chem
ists, 42s broadway, New York Sold BY Hrug-
sists generally, rs oei2s- Smd&W
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| ~ -
''cu were kept darkened Tor the purpose OIL
maintaining eirsuhjection. Inc Ignorance
OF the masters 10 born OIL the terrible preJu'
oice tnat grows out OF tne siaVe system as
4 pn'Hny rs iungl spring from inc SOL o.
DISMAL sWamps. win minus darkened ana
hearts hardened oy TINS preludice, now many
thousand' In the south 70 day are ABANDON
ing themselves 70 mslancholy spite enjoying
noeo'ns 80 Wen rs hating the nag oil our
country ana seeking Dark corners where shey
Gan SIT alone ana nate u hsrd--hsse " g"'a'
ssntiemen who have visited Richmond
ana otner southern cities, recently report
thas tne people o. the south, win the eIeep-
non Oh inc industrious, producing classes,
manifest stubborn determination to hold
no communication with Northerners, and to
maintain the s'ronsess and most stupid sec
journalism one OF our aoquaintances, VINO
an Intelligent and reliable Per'on, spent
several days tn Richmond lately, and he ts''
tines that the spirit OF POLLARD, who always
prints the word Union with quotation marks,
pervades the original Inhabitants there.
They VIII not sit In the theatre with North
erner'' ana 'ney VIII not paronase thsi'
sooos' eSoept Wnon oompeIIed 70 90 30
through absolute necessity He states thst
some twenty stores had been closed In rs
many days, previous to his visit and that
as many more had q prospect OF being
oohssd 20 close shortly, on aoeount Of inc
sen s'u'tinesaon OF the vnsinisns, VINO
soon 10 % strongly inohnsd 70 suner moon
'enienoe ana loss 70 any eA'en' 's'ns' 'nah
n".e Any'nins 20 10 win AnA,s',
"v.n,' $500 N. "nV no, ou "
s.a Wv f"-. 49,"
~ - a., .,.. -" .,,p
"a u,aar.,,. 49,. r. -, -, Ls,
IN. nolit;ci.ns and woman ana lana t.Il.r,
Of every sort ar. Al, vronv IN THAR ,sn,,.
m,nt, and e,pre,,ion,n -
As one of the results of this stupid conduct
on the part of the uppsrmost classes AT the
South, II Is seen that the young mon who
have any ambition and spirit Of enterprise
are leaving their homes, where their fathers
and mothers have decreed that stagnation
shall prevail, and are seeking business in
other places. The Richmond Whig esti.
mates that rs many as any thousand young
men from the Southern States have settled
in Northern cities to seek their fortunes,
H.
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THE STAR PERSgHs o. rus AsR.-75,5 D. :,
For he ''Hight. BloonliBs Csleai a pasaion q
befyaaes ne soeiAl world and world otfaahion
sold sSsrywAsre
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-22

as-Board OF Trade.-An adjourned
meeting Of the board % Trade will tfanspire at
their Rooms, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Sixth street, on FRIDAY EVENING, February
sd, athalf-past seven clock.
As business Of great moment TO mercantile In
terests will be bmitted, II is hoped every mem
Dor viii be present. r. b. MoHGN,
fell Secretary
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as- s5 to $40 per DayI-wo want ac-

i've, energetic AGENTS everywhere linen or
women to whom we offer extraordinary induce
ments to engage in alight genteel and profitable
business. Sample will be forwarded upon ap-
plieation with stamp to pay return postage.
Address BRADLEY, CHADWICK q CO.,
febs-lmD&W llB Broadway, New York.
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ar Discontiansnce of Travel Across
/ OFFICE coaaIssiosER rrstre BrnDHcs, J

hi OFFICE COMMISSIONER PuBLic BrILpfsas,)
....- CAPITOL OF THE USIrEp STATES,
wAsHIsGroN CIrr, Feb. II, 1855.
Ia consequence Of the insecurity Of thatportion
draw rests, 1t is deemed advisable that II should
remain open until the proper repairs to the bridge
eau be made. The travel across the bridge will,
therefore, be discontinued until an appro priation
Is made by Congress and the bridge properly re-
paired. -aa'' - .'Hl'd!
The Aqueduet Bridge at Georgetown IL always
open to travel. b. B FRENCH,
Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
felI-lOt fChron. Int, Slar1
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snow Nm WHO HAS BEKs KseAeKp In

snow NE WHO HAS BEEN EseAeEp IN
aEsR CoNsPIRAcIEs, WHO HAS FIkED
sSH SgE r5e wa2 I Eas eI NTp IS
TON HopsEs, AND ARsEHALs, AND DOCK
YARps AND WILL SHOW rob ATRATToR
WERE n PRESIDENT OF THE uNITED
sON DID IN 1903, WITH AARON BURR.
IwoULD HAVE THEM ARRRsTRD, AND, III
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
SCOPE OF THB CONSTITUTION, BIZ TIE
BrRRRAL GOD WOULD EXE0UfB
THEN. >, = AspRBw JOHNSON, IN the United
Sfafss Ssndis-March I'd. 1851. s'
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az The bridal ChambsF, ana Massey Of
Warming and Instruction for Young MN, Also
Urinary and sexual systems, Sent fss, IN
sealed ssyslopes, Address, DR., ], BKILLIH
souoHros, Howard A,sssiapos. rAul4slkhis
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

az Equal SpnrnRe.--,rhe Rev. Thos.
w. OoKwAr, late Of the freedmenls Dursau, will
lecture THIS lTHURsDAY) EVENING. before
tho National Equal Suffrage Association, at the
Garnett, between II and IL Come everybody.
huV J. W. HANDBOOK, Secretary,
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use pour oafieass liberty If speech aud orJud0-
man and an houest man In the chair Of ihe Chief
Magistrate tAppiause.1 think theru ought to
be great jealousy OF accumulating power at the
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asrConsumption, scrofula, Rheuma- &.
tism, &c. 7sHRD6EMAN 4 CO.'S Genuine. Msdi-
cnal Cod Liver OIL has proved, by twenty years
experience, the most valuable remedy ID use
as while 1t cures the disease, 1t gives strength
and nesh to the patient Warranted pare and
made from Fresh Liyers. Sold by Druggists
generally. ...H HEGEMAN 4 Co..
Chemists and Druggists,
nol3-d&w3mg - New York.
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nS- Liberty Victorious. "-yviiIisn,
LyoYD GARRISON, the first anti slavery editor Of
tho United States, who has devoted lifetime to
tho suppression Of slavery, and to a contest with
eyory form of wrong, aud has lived to see
Liberty victorious ~ will lecture on This subject
at the UNION LEAGUE ROOMS, No. ISL Ninth
street, on FRIDAY EVENING at hAlf-past seven
O'Clock. Tickets, 80 cents Reserved seats, one
dollar ..8aH. T..wH. feb2l SIS