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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY,

osAA~scHss
ANTHONY, Henry B., RI, 2Ss street, between
Brown, D. 0ratI, Missouri. cor. Pa. av. and Sd
Buekaiew, chaa 4, Pa; No % south A st.
Clark, Danie, New Hampshire, No 800 4th st.
CONFESS John, Cal, 44s 18th st., bet, 4 and 7.
cowaH, Edgar, Pa Mrs. cartsr's. Ho.4 North
A street. ~. .......t.g -r.
Crsswsli, John 4. j., M, National Hotel.
Doolittle, J. r., Wisconsin,, North a street.
Dixon, James, Conn, tO7 New York avenue.
Davis, Garrett, Kentucky.
Foote, Solomon, VI, Mrs. Carriers, North A
fesssndsn, VIM. p. Maine, All y strsst.
Poster. L. ,. s., Connections, WillArds'.
Grimes, J. W., Iowa, Dos II street.
S Gssas' ssiss' stq:s sS sss .sss
Howe, Timothy O., Wis, ass NY, az, between
Ss5.: K.a... s..ys Hs..
Morgan, & b New York, COT. 18th and / 81. II
Mepougan, James H., California, 17S q street,
Mouiuy Lot n. Maine, wAshiBsten Houss.G 4
Nesmith6 james w, orssOu,' 2al Pa avenue
Norton, Daniel g., MINI, crutdhstt's, corner
NV. James W. Nevada, No. 1853 9 st.. bet. l4.h
and 18th.
Poland, Luke p. VsrmORt, No North A st.,
Ghptol Hill.
Pomeroy, Samuel c., Kansas, S22 l street, be-
tween l4th and leth. tLa iF'l
d and Z. '''-' '"'' .i't
Ramsey, Alexander, Minnesota, National.
Salisbury, w, Delaware, No. 1875 9Th Ut.
sherman, John, Ohio, No $40 X st., bet. 18th
and l4th. = HHf .. y .s..' a'
Bumnar, Charles, Mass, corner 18th and SITS.
sprague, VIM. X. l., N. Z. cor 9th and T.
Stewart, WIN. N. Nevada, $40 N. j. avenue.
siocktoh, Robert ,. N. J., WiIlards Hotsi. ~
Trsnbpl, Lyman, lninOia, Ae5 l2th st., bet, o
Van wiukls, P. O., West Virginia, National.
Wade, Benjamin ", Ohio, No. So street Tnr
williams, George y, Oregon, 90S street
| Wright, william, \. J. cor eth and ats
Wilson, Henry, MASS, wAAhinRton House Y
wiley, W. r., West Virgins, cor. Sd st. and
Yates, Richard, H., a Z st. bet. 9th and 10th.
d CANDIDATE FOR ADMISSION.
Aleorp, .. L., Mississippi Metropolitan Hotel :
Fowler, J g., Louisiana ,In.
Baxter, B., Arkansas. .... III
Houston, George g., Alabama. I-aF ROB-
Cutler, R, X. LouiBiana.l tt q. .-...
Hahn, Michael, LouiGiana, WillArd'S. q. 30
ssgAr, Jossph, Va, Ebbiu Houss. 49,
ehaIkey, WIN; L. MiSa4 10. ~
emith, Ohaa., La. .'.r DID, "a 4 tt' Oh
snow. Wn. d. An. % gruJHF . 30
Representatives. ,.'-
Allsy, John B., Massachusetts,, Kbblu House.
Apssas, sydshhA'a y. p, 40 sfsst
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Z: @aR.aPosAlA.
FOR FRESH MEAT.

orPIcR DEPor CoAhiss Any OF SUBSISTENCE,
lylrr-i D WAsHIEGroE, Feb. "a, 1865. {, 81
Sealed proposals, Of the form furnished .hyI'hs
uudsrsigned Will he received, In daRls4ta, mn
till THURSDAY, March g. 1891, at " my Tor all
the FRESH BRRP aaS hUFToE required, for any
purpose. at the following places, viz: Washing
ton, ID. CD Alexandria, Va, q esboIo'I D, %, T;
Fayt WaAhlpgtop, Nd, /; FoTl Foot MIDI Fort
whiPple, rN-i aSvarnmsnt YARNS 81, MAry's
Tis Contractor Win BE- I,qiulrsd to deliver the
meat AT the jstore>honses At The places naiaed
wheTe he will dlstIibpte Il 10 such QaantiileA
aud at such Hmes,Ias an otiser Of the Bubsistance
Department may direct ',i,,.'.el 80 ~
Separate Proposals viii be resolved for Sup.
pIyins each pr soy Runbsr eflihe above named
BLADDER. must - present Il ne opsaiasT et,As
Psypsnt 10 BE- made at this isss monthly, fu ar
all Neal purchased, except that delivered al the
Government Farms, which will be paid for by
place. '7 -.
The Meat will be subject to rigid Inspection,
(neck aud shanks not feeeiyed,) and II not sails.
factory, purchased In the open market will be
made, atlhe expense Of the contractor. +, -
All question respeeting quantity, quality and
condition win be settled blythe oficer ot the Sub
The contract viii ID made ~ ak months from
the LIST day % April, 1899, o. such period as me
ConHisssTy ueherh may determine, -,
BIDS must DO endorsed Proposals. for Fresh
Meat, At" and addressed to the uuderdgned.
f9i,2s,ssIhs,51.a . Major and o. s'E.sA. =
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CIOTHING.i

~ @ N NJ - - : - : -
~ ann gg,g h24 IL IVA
Ayoung man came nom ) naight6ffng state
Athopsahd miles Or more Sway.a ~, ~
~, View the h6ihe4 " the good snd great. ~,
The hsns where odf lestned men debate, a.,
~ SSSSsaay sfsssS,;s Az 81 d.y, - ~
rG,s young ,.sn.s pcsses. v..s all.d win s,lis;
But he m tfstSJ from oss Of stsys,s iIl~ ''fsr
which ecsia 70, Be cured BY Btssdtets e pulls;
II WV ysr, Moor tsste rsV"pd,sv H. sio,s,,
wall ~ w.,s.a N. avs,n. m and a.,,,.g ~
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SALE OF HARD BREAD.

Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at Tits oiaes, On ,wRpNBsb AVS shd SATURDAYS
q , zach Esss for all The surplus HARD BREAD
T + sfs% i y hpfst y MY 90, pounds each,
M purchaser VIII be delivered on board Of
transpprts without expense 10 the purchaser, &
No proposals received for leas than twenty t2o)
Boxes, one thousand 4 ,oool pound,. ~
Payment required on notification or accept.
anoe or bid In doyernRsnt Funds, 81 o.. -.
Proposals. should be endorsed proposals. for
Had Bread, y and Addressed 70 ,u..
dsfE.u"i a-J"H oor co}aSsi sn SySIsy
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NV NV EH1T,I N
s d.. ARTIFICIAL SHsort4sno ' ,sa..,
1 r. IA. ' g., BoEHsfhsTH 1'1,} L.. ~" +,
srI sSp al.sqga Dos H5ViG.,u ~ .Ib,9 e


tos f.ansy lysnia aysas., sssxesp TTsIftA Az
- Thirteenth streets, washington. "a T "
Dr. y cans the attention Of the Public 10 Tho
following advantages Of his improt "a system;
1st. The teeth Of HIS manufacture will never
eorrode NOR change color by any acids, and are
three fourths lighter than Any other ~ TIN w
"a. No teeth OF roots need be extfactsd, a. the
AftsAeia1 ones can be inserted over them. p 70
"a; Tss r?0's yin Ss made iA0ifeAaiVs AND
t.h. Notempotsry tssth are nssdsd, u. psr.
mAnent enes Gan be made ipmedfatsly, thereby
ptesefyihg The nIturAT oxpfSssioh 6f the face,
s s,sh andsrths old systym, A ffSSAsPiiy d
9th. This work has been fully tested for owe,
nye years by many Of the nrst ptieInists ana
phys Oh this and the old county ~ ~ W -
Or. g has also invented d. Whits indAhtruoti.
BILE metal hlling, with which the most SsnsitiVs
teeth can BE hIlsd without pals, md ean bnild
up 9 peffest sound tooth On any side roots, which
Will last through b lifstiins w 7la1a i.',-
TxErfi 1xTRACTKD wfTH6uT PAIN ii H. O..
VIII Il10xiops ysPor. By pT. sjgsanoad, $40
fsn1hyl SeniA avenue, Inventor ana sSla, mahu-
faetuteI ~ Of SAnAsaqe Ipnpxious Vapoy, 4 met
Lagahing Gas, nor ghlorpform or Ether, hut
strictly An Anaestie agent Sptirely free frem on
hilAratlng efsotS, and psIfsetiy harmless, sans.
3ng ? qhist 4leep, with pleasant 5snAAtlsnSo and
The best of fefersnesS given ifTequiTsd. ,.,,lro
L pAll and sfsmins for yourselves. 1.w6 dsaJ
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:i: s. ,;1s,y :, ,v:,,' y 't md 81;

~.,--r. ~---r. rou.,
o,tko6FNn AL y7e..R NIX A-SLA
door, south ofF .tr.st vs.t s,Ss. s.bh.sh
Ssryic.s Al N a sTfsIr Vii
Msst,ng Ho,.. No,.h 7 ..,..t ,noyth ,,dsl
between Right.snth -Nin.t.enth streets
ts.s M.ssins svs,, sshhath Al m I, M
s'ro1 f-rs''f ~ u ~ sErffk siTsIr
LurHsnAh
aerman hIsnfsncs! ~ u 18TH I'm,
~, onaitered hugspuIg Nonioss,vn' ,ouI'n
ttreet west corner Of = street north. Pastor
kev. Is. M. Buerger' service morning, AFTER
noon, and pight. q 1910 Ina yl a.
herman hVengenoai, ureet north corner
q tWenaeeh e.reet ara-1IEhnh-
psmna Einpkel, pepsfor,y SeTVioes IL oi nSp
p m, ana evening. IL
81. Psufs, corner q hiteyenth spd streets
rest Rev. X 9, .Batlers pkstaf. Services
III a. m, and evening. Lecture on Thursdhy
evening %. 9.! ,roiso4 y .0,T y.sl-
Evangeliealbuthersn fasMspl II: Johns
Church, Four.shd.h-u street lsiaad. liser
vices every SabbHthA tnofnipg q IL o'clock.
WIN. Frey pastor. .,,.,.,......,j
Vhurch, North Snpitoi street pctWeen
ana Y. Pastor, nov. 'soes fox- services
,eGL--lrsLt y esu % 2 ~
IT,, =, Gsn,sTrAs sssnss. a & =
The Christian Church meets IN the su-
preme Court foom or THIS District, at the
City HALL on ever, lord Day, ~ II o'clock,
.. NJ .HEF I-rirs1 rinL,iys me ~
.sruIruALIsrss. b.gt ~ ~.
The spirituahst Society bold relisieus scr
vices in Union League Hall, Asl Ninth street,
between d and y, every Sunday 81 II p N.
and al p. N. t'ins no lI.t l'Ss'53 IN ~.
oh,appn ,cu,,r crvsS
Nyi ,'.'S...' .oe.''Ve7AN1'ano'r
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TMA ndW. ~ " N a
TX N QIAIAls
HEM,1nXvFIHcT 1be5fIfy~
P,o,aa,id. 49, asYogD qaA aozi
tsTkBIpHRpIFI kkftGx 1p0M AuAGH
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tii SsigoFf 5SiisFS Tftu2S CHI sS
! tiy nlri1Do ;noBfitninp SIP q ~ usq' srooC
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Oh yOHhBr0n ma Gtftt1tt nc ms: %.
tis, 1ssS ssssIs1 eftglliitset ts9xaf u ~
Ores, if,s,,estsfIpf }ssy,s,d f},s}ss n.
tslnptaLt ~ u "a NJ shct, nsfsfl DO
ifiMy., Fsft9ass EIssHyses ,tSSi
fpirits, CohfnAion n ldfatD RhpitAnon 81 the
' saas %isi S., F%slss ITs sS.s
n afip, hfeetiofE IN ~, L1pxan Bspf aaahy N
BoTsilIthSsg leffi bies dins2fd ri4Af Ton q
NE bqiltkfy hfnifs Of n Pr ~ and
.clithty ptsetis sfets tstAi \, Y ssiI thsii
Slish,lns lhss m0a bliiliaSt foPs 81 ghi isipsse
YouNd kENo fsHru IN
Especially, who hays btsome ihA victims Of ao1f
larry Vice, that dressfSi ard destructivs habit,
s:ss. ~ m ssssI az
snts and brilliant Intellect who might otherwis.
have enlraueed listsnfns senatp with the thun.
tsrs Of eloquence, or wsked 70 ses,ney the living
lI may cal n VIZ 81 isshssa' soroxlHslw
marriage, beiie tswsfs q Srky sfeAp weakness,
ergsnis debility, ,deform,tss, ~, speedily
sured. Wv ~ 81 nv -
He vhe plsess hlmssif unSsf aGAs s.rs uefapr
J. may religiously eonAde on his honor a. gen.
tisman, and eonfdskut Yefy upon his skilI a.
pAysici,1 Il i Lns yhgfllIa .QaD .sTtssM VI
| ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Pull. yIgor rsst1fvai NOR
fsfs' Dreadful disease vkIoh rendsra Lns nh
krpAla nA Ara I'm poa "a s..-.lks
bsia ~ lie Victims q improper induisss -,
Young persons are too apt 70 commit exoesses from
may ensue Now Ewk6 thAt Hndsrstapds AZ
tab j.st viii pretend 70 deny that he psw.r q
procreation ID lost sooner by those, falling into
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THR
4 subscriber bas obtained from The Orphans
1smbiA, letters Of administration on the per-
lonRl estate Of OniyPs Anderson, late Of
the State ofo TsAhssses,i dsCdRsed.r All per.
cons having claims against the said deceased
With the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber on
Sr before the soth day Of January next; they
may sthsTwiSs By law be- excluded from al
bsnsat Of the said estate. ''
kTy, 1896. WIN. ANDERSON,
JsSo.Waw" |f" L'' 'Adninislrator,
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Natiopat ,aFrablifaS
CiiUnssf prancroaY


st. Pstfiok'sI Church, on n trset north,
corner Of Tenth street west; Rev. ]. A.wAl
to- pastotJ .RsS. p. n. sMsoutbyispd Rev,
y. Jordan, assistants.zsara
81. Peters Church. Capitol Hill, corner Of
Second street east and Q Street soatk; Rev.
Mr.. Boyle u the pastor
81. lMAttkewis ohufsA, sSrnSr af Hinkshth
and H street; Pssto1 Rsyo Charles White,
d. D.; Raw. Mr.. McNaiiy, assistant.
ST. MArys teefthah ! Cd Riftk ynsar N
strsst, Rsv.q hstthias Ala pastor. .si 10 ,,h
81. sDyniaiskA Church, cernst Of Sixth
and streets, NslandD pastor, Rev. J. A.
Bokel, o. 8. ~ assistant5 ksts MD. Young,
0. 8. d. RsHd3sH IynchI 0. g. Dgg Row H.
RsRaiphs eldss DIS asvsiRs O., CAik 0,ss. D.,
H.shu Aiegaiss .Hesths cAPitel street. epyer
q street, near the Douglas Hefpitali Keyt
Mr. Stpecstreet, pastor, and three assistsntS
Church Of the immaculate Conception,
corner Of Eighth and N streets.d Divine. SER
vices every Sunday Morning nv o'clock "
may for thsrSessnt, n sensidsrsd . branch
ofsH Patriak's Church. slgfvf"tss.I efe a.,
HsyHopfsr ErIscoPAL,
East washingtou, F1drth stfset east, be-
tween @ ttsest south and South Carolina ave-
nae. s6sryices IL q, M, and evening. Rev.
Geo. Lsech h the pastor. 7 ,, a",4 A1r7o0 -
Foundry Meeting Houss, Rev. DR.. Ryan,
pastor, eoInsr sI ssna hesr.senfsqstfsess'
W.ssss ar 81 i..,,... VsnS "a p 49,.
Rev, Dr. NsAai Il M hsst IN i- PreaobinE M
H. M, and evening. - =.
Ninth stro.t Mia.ion In. n br.,eh II Wa,
ley. II is located on Ninth street west. In
the vicinity Of oThe frrk, oal aeyer local
pssanbsn are associated With the Hsy. DR..
Nsdsf In nIlins the appointmanis. vhiob. are
At IN q. m. and D. M. = ID ~, 80 ~,
MoKendree Chapel, Masss,hu.etts ayenseJ
near Ninth street. Rev Mayberry Gobeen'
pastor. Preaching At II a m. and syening'
Fletcher Chapel corner Nav York ayenue
and Fourth street Rev. JOB Lambeth. pa,-
tor. Services II A, m apd M I'M. n \
Union Chapel. Rey-JH. M. Lemon. Ms
tor. Ia on Tvsnffetb street. mar Pepnsyl
yania ayenua Services ratii A. M, and III
d. NIL "a g,,-vu-TrT az, s.,,,,..,,.l,
aRyisnd Chap.I, Island, Tenth ,streot. cor.
ner Of ID street, Reyy William Hamilton
D. D., the Oldest active preacher IL the Bal
timors Conferences, IA the pastor. Services
nj the usual hour, merninr and eysnins. D,
Gonaeh Chapel island. L arost, south.
oorner Fouy-and. a-haIf str,ety about tvn,,
thirds Of the dist.see b.,wssn he Canal md
Arsenal. Rev. ]. N. Davis is the pastor.
Services at the usual hours,.
Waugh Chanel. Capitol iiu. corner NJ A
street north and Third street east, Rev.
Z. G. Mefrick is the pnstor. Services At II
. F..k-SI. .-T-I r-rITT g. - 'T-'F-'T II
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700 n n TTTIT roo
0UU ~ ~, ~ So -. '.o 0UU
" lsraro NEW HBuILDIk0, g,I
,,l , @i1 Aeeoo-Ss1 % Ittw .! -
. ann 49, L, g..
"a ~ ~. a PSIIG{vqs,, -, C.
Eo'' - 80, ---..,V b''
-7an JAMES 8. .T0PHAM i CO." - 80
JI.a ." ,iia HAvs REMoyRp EGsI'6
,oUu, THEFT Vol Khown Old Established w. 3
- FRUNR, gADDLERY, HARNESS. - = 90.
.L.,I.!s,J AsP IL. ..,..., -. . ~ ,
MILITARY RoUIPMBET MANDATORY ~
,'-f "'.IsvwsiSP IT5lf y.oi rt.l ,na . ~,
~" I'll sxvss 5sas sqSssrr,.l T.. ii" s.
w ,nIa1c . Z. OPPOSITE OPP THE OLD STAND
most somPlete ASsoftmsnt Of every style and
pnes OIL military and sitl.ensi gIsL .sg' r1hEl
px.,,r aSs hsss ss sSn sslSsrs ,,5
"r' |, FINE SWORD BELTs,,Eg 'a7Ta''' ~,
With Tophsms Patent Slide IA ed
sole as anSnI s,s !, -. n .r 91 ID
Manufacturers Of o.. ~ aT"J y 90
LAn0HoLk's PATENT CURB AND NOSE!
w '''H 'E1h EfRAP w : TT ~ II
yoor.,.,cyoR SALE, a .ID
.wn. .y,s N .m,ym. sprp
% fAthhf eloh'
STEEL, BRASS, and siLVkRNPLATE SPURS,
RHFYl In ann FINE W0nIEM RlRRQ
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John l. RLVhNsl 4 90, sao1igro'I0r :
" sTLOuisiana aysnss aad SOs o street.,
sull.'. WARRINGTON, D. OIL ID NM ~
,fa".A MN pnALMR II
.YaabM n e A LIS.

2 TIH.-BaAeA tpigs) ''gtIaiss'n tpifs); hnRiish
TIN FEEfIs. : : L P's' .atastssASsh 4 vi" f.
IBAD,.rig, Missouri, pig, German, pig, ing.
srm1s sH L IN 'A''' y = siAy 6PP%lt
gINO-ra4 ~, 90 inch sheet. gu',rI THAN NO
rAuRbSR IslAAfI-H METAL. 90 Iha
q hoLDARr-larAnsriSj pewter o. 10 mid a.
ooPPhk- BIa1eEtsi shsathiACj q. tiAAsd /
-. .ingslt lslGAt
nnAnB-eb0a1. tcs - =
. ~, m stn Oh pslyMIs
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4 New Haven conn Yany g. cnmraf need
,ua,,u s.;n,li. cpurpr cssrd stone ivr onil,
d:og purpu..s. Il - male u. sand. pu!rs,.
,zsd quar,z and siiicaIe Of scd', aha nar-
dsns .r.i.L tie consistency vi putty, Ia
t,eut, -Iour Lours, To TIE scnHhy u
stout. -
Ths naanai expenses Of TIE city Of Paris
u,,.,,.t:t ,y uver Sin.G0 ppo.
one hundred coita,s and four years
iIapci. olnent is ,ks peld.ty i:i Philad.i-
pill. fer -atIuS oil y"nr nel, hbors nose.
= Y:eItF expensive i'.x1Ey.
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I4c,,.iu:-sone good ADVICE.

Every indication ofa growing ehllght
easa spirit in che white people of the
Snnth towards the bl .cks, ought to be
h ,ilel with cia.lnesz. And we are graft
fled 10 say, that on the 4ih Of July, the
Hon. b. i. Moore, y dissiEgaisaeaiaw'
y,r, by limitation al lressed the eaiored
people ut Raleigh, ana that Mr. John L.
M,rve. Of F!ud-rickshurs. Va, gentle
mpn Of high social p '>i;ion. addressed
tn. l,r 4 people "f tat town On The
Sane day.
Mr.. Moore's address is repiets Will:
cool advice. !ir. Mmy:s remarks to
his colorsd anls.ucs, VIC understand were
eqaai'y jude j,ns.
The r elm. opd I'imes is not pleasant
paper to read in waim weather, esp"c' II
" if the r.a,ler comes from the 90 der
North. Bat We approve heartily Of the
fol,wing passages i'll that journal ssp'e-
ting Mr.. Marye's aldrees. Tie Tt.aes
says:
..The sfrcs dmea' ni Fredericksburg ex-
a,:hitrd great good Serrc lii inviting 4
Virginia re,tl. n,asi "i intelligence, G's-
til.ctinn, and gre It purity of character 10
allr,.,s them on the fourth of Jaiy. There
was pheasant SAVIOR. also, 0i the 'ermer
kindly and cur,ii i relations which existed
between the races III Mr.. John l.. aisrye
raertully accepting the invitation. un'
IN his addressing th.tn IN Il st'e-rn l''-
y -te With ili.ciy, wh aics"ine, "hd dis'n-
tcrrs:cd advice.
I've return to this excellent gentle
l,an our sincere thans, for the example
ha has set 90 that class III prominent AHu
abis Suathrrn men t. which he bsio lGs.
l, il in.l tim, thai every man ofthas&G'.f
u; the South was interesting bilnseit n
securing the confidence aud good Viii VI
Tx. better class Of freedmen.
The Times then utt. rs some fearful
s?enurci1tions against Yankee ad.enlN-
.-rs whohaxe coa.e south, as lis Says, TO
corrupt the negroes. And ald~:
1T is wen thai t!ie freedmen, VIXEN.
ever tIsy saiic,tt, sEnu:d be addressed
by Those among Us Tao have tasir li:irf-
est. truly ut hvar,. Virginia n":,fo.s, "i
f:.s Hsll-r Class, do DDt .Vs- tue 'r!etv
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imperatively need, or, what would be
b.tter still, allow the STATE to do SO. -
The NIiantonornah among the
British Wooden Walls.
From the London Tir,es, July Il.

From the Icndon Itf',es, July II.
The royal visitors Gt Sheerness on Sat-
q! d.y, as we'll as the numerous pleasure
PARTIES fiocking thither on the same CT
rand, saw very extraordinary and-we
wish we could not feel it-c portentous
sDectacle. They cav fabric something
between ship aud O diving beli7--thc
Romans wouid have called lta tortoise
almost invisible, but irhat there ,c1s Of Il
uyly, iurulneiaHe and irresistible, that had
crossed the Atlantic safely, and was
anchored in our waters, with the intcp-
ton OF visiting Russia. Round this fear
full invention were moorett scores If b.,
ships, not all utter antiquiti' ), but MOD
ern, for there we're among them steam
ships, generally screws, end therefore
none Of them more than twenty years old.
These ships form considerable portion
of the navy of this great Inar!tiTe Power,
and there w.;s not one Of them that the
foreigner could hot have s-ut TO tho
bottom in five minutes had his Grand
not been reacecul. There WIS not ono cS'
these bi, Ships that coaid have avenged
the loss oi its con'psniop, or saved itself
from Immediately sharing IL ::;!tc. Ia fact,
the wolf was in the told; and the Whols
flock was it iss mercy. No baE,an account
ant will ever ascertain the cost OF all
these ships, Ofail sorts and sizes, tha;
were once laulehed- OIL the deep with II
glorious career O. sdeg:rlet;on before them
ID ,h,ll ara I.ag laid ln nIsl.y ai snenI =.
.neir last anenCTtBes anu PutIstSSt rntrtT-
lxty yellow which is universally adopted
to n,nrk treachery, failure an,i crime. Bnt
toaa enormous original eXpenSc, and t.
Isfirther cost in alterations ana ,epH!rs, -
| still edied the cost ne' Ss;nEt2 retsf.t
the saTo process Ct decay ANA ~ Saw,
thcs. ron, ne'cr do-we'is from s9ttl!p@
down. a. ,l.eir mrorings OF blocking np
the dificul: chnnnel J he authorized liN5
Of the steamships; and yeaac.s cf til.
,Roya! .Eavy, snd sailing ships il cosi-
mission, mnnDts NJ ~ the iinpCitans
f,ilra Of seven Lundrc.l s.r! th;yty-tiTe.
Whit the list il,ritl'es pl"i What I: aoES
not iuc,ada, we would rather net ssJ
! l.s,ily, foi j. is Impossible sn approach!
the roya, harbcr withont seeing whole
iires Of unwieldiy veSseis thnt cau hardly
90 iuclnded III any ns::ul tauEvratloc
Bat wh1tevrr senilGrhts uf renerasion OF
rs.ret may hs reused at The .si"ht or c's
old three. tieck'r that has r.rreiy swunH.
with tie ttl,, for ttnrty xtsls, It is still
fsadder 10 ,ssl through = ,org list OF
ships OH tonnage and we'gh:. OF metal
/ unknown to our fathers, with ilstsat.,
lIa;hneiy, many wi:a accomplished
officers rni lirsv- crews, " hich aIs sil
superseded ly tie lnst iuvrrtio2, ard
can OILY come undrr fre - tc eIts:er
Sa.X OF burnt.
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of low aul dcpraved Northern adventu-
rers. They would never give their conf
d,nce 10 the swintilers who are now
pillaging them, il men OF character Ike
iIr. Malve Were to come to their rescue.
"Our own experience during the last
six months convinces US that the better
class of freedmen can be complete won
AMI easily controlled by kindness and fair
dealings. We l,elieve that if the gentle
men OF the s puth were to generally lmi-
tate the example which We have been
commencing, trat every particle OF acer-
bity of selling between the races would
speedily subtle.
After another TRADE against the CYAN
kee," the Times makes some good re-
marks. Aud we may say, what has b.en
patent to every reading and thoughtful
man since the termination of the war, that
Que great thing to be desired Is that the
educated and religious men and women
OF the South should take charge OF the
task of elevate g these freed people, en-
francaised by the current o; events, and
do themselves gosd il the effort to do
good to those Who are asy,t bet "chil-
dren IF u larger growth"
The pc PIE are improving with the
help that they have; but the chief hope
of those who wish well to the rsce>must
b. in the rising generation. The conduc;
of the pcupls ls quite as good as could
have been expected from amy class Jast
emerging lrum 4 state Of slarerr, and IN
some respects it is much better. Bat i;
is necessary that there should be an ed
uc,,tion to higher standard of morality,
,ud this must be effected Chiefly with the
! voung. IfS3at..eru men, following the
exan.nl. of 'Me~ssrs Moore and Mar,e
will give themselves to the work much
can be accomplished even with adults
We give one more extract. The kich-
mond editor says:
"Hsretofo-e the Southern gentleman
b IS been too proud an,! Reserved to at
tempt. in any wa, to cuunteract thl'
mf..ence Nvrthelnl. We trust that Ell
example 50 worthy Of imitation wall be
speedily followed in all ssctions OF the
South, anl that the poor blacks may hs
speedily delivered ir'1n the clutches OF
s.ose unworthy men who are now Seek
lug to array tnem agaiust Their best
! :ren,!s.'"
|, The whole article ism singular mixture
of right and wr,ns. The writer evident
ly has correct appreciation OF tue he
cessities f the condition Of things "f
which he discourses, while his uneon-
q:,cr.lls prejadices aud bitter and de-
muciat,ry spirit regarding everything
North, Is calculated to repei those who
agree with hin, il lis otherwise iuticious
seuldri&s. "
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