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The MURDER OF SIR KNIGHT JAMES
WELsH.-Two men, named Gorsuch, were ar
rested on Saturday by independent detectives
smith and Bowling, on the charge Of being
concerned IN the murder OF Sir knight TEN
plar James Welsh, of Washington, which &C.
CURED an this city on the night after the laying
sf the corner stone of the Masonic Temple.
They Were yesterday committed for the action
OF the grand jury by Sheriff Thomson, but no
examination was bad, and the officers are
reticent the subject, 10 Is impossible to state
what testimony, II any, there Is against them.
RnlfiMnre ,Snn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-02

HAMMAcK's RESTAURANT draws ecu the
circus, but not for the same reason. In one
case the eve Is grafifed; In the other, the palate
and no one understands the art of catering bet
Ter thar the experts employed by the indefati-
gable Hammock. His larcer and bar, are
equally well supplied. -.
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COVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT OONyA
VI descent CAMP AT AUCTION

STIER q BROTHER.
~ 436 PENNA. AVENUE,
Have Just received . fine assortment of Chrome
Autographs, Nut Crackers and others. Also. 4.
choice lot of Pocket Books and Knives, sterso
scopic Views, Holmes stersescopss, and Oval
Frames. The latest PoeticsI and Prose Works by
best authors. Also, keep constantly on hand
superior Stationery of all kinds. Cook books and
Toy Books in great variety. mglv
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ALEXANDRIA AND TWENTY-FIVE clip the
following from the Gszette OF yesterday:
Captain Leonard Marbury was accidentally
dragged overheard yesterday evening, at Civ
mont, while disengaging the rope which at
tached the steamer Wawaset TO the wharf at
that place Fortunately, however, he was
rescued from his perilous situation, and es-
capped with only thorough wetting
The steamo boats yesterday brought up from
the lower Potomac considerable quantity of
hne perch, rock, &c, with small supplies OF
shad and herring. Fish are selling at high
rates, but prices will now decline, in all
probability.
The Alexandra Canal is now In excellent
condition, and navigable throughout its entire
extent; but no boats have as yet arrived, in
consequence. il is said, of a break which has
occurred in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-02

A HINT TO ALEXANDRIA BACHELoRs.-The
whole number of marriage licenses issued
from the CLERKS Once Of the County Court
during the menth OF March was but seven
Three granted 10 white persons and four to
persons of color. Considering the amount of
counting which has been going on during the
winter. this is mighty slow exhibIt.-Alezan-
drid Journal
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OUR SUNDAY LIoUoR LAw.-The Alexan-
dria Jo,yT11Gf says that on Sunday last there
was great many visitors there who "anabie
to get cosy spunch" or cocktail" in Wash
ington, owing to the rigid enforcement of the
Sunday law there. come here 20 try the taste
OF Alexandria whiskey."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-02

THE MAIL CARRIKRs.-Mr James f.. Bell,
superintendent of the mail carriers of the
WasninEton post office, reports to Postmaster
Bowen, the following Carriers employed, 25:
mail letters delivered. 1860 during the mont
OF March; 350499 during the quarter en- ding
March 3lst; local letters delivered, 1s,322 in
March; A.3O5 In quarter; newspapers deliv-
cred, D, 9l2 in March e2,112 in uar,er; letters
collected, 96,4S9 in March: 2i7,S36 in quarter
In addition TO the delivery and collection Of
letters and papers from the boxes, the carriers
now serve the prin hotels, and their reg
ulari:y is becoming proverbial.
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RH J. T. COLDwELL q co. !, Aucts ana R..,
H Estate Brokers, No. A-s5s 7th stresp
-, yALuABLE BUILDING LOT.

on loEsDA1,t the ID OF April, 81 O'Clock d
m, on the premises, We will sell Lot Ne II IN
Land avenue, between sd and ~ streets, fIslandJ
a feet, and running back Ia feet
Terms One fourth cash. Of which sle. will Ia
reqnired at time Of sale, balance In eleven
with interest from day OF sale, and secured ~ a
eeed OF trust upon the property. All conveyas-
eng sno revenue stamps ~ cost OF purchaser
VII y. L. GOODWILL & 90, Aucts
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Died. a5a sss,4sA a.
Gilt, sssd IL weeks. infant dasshtsr II A. r
Tshe the iittle lambs. BE cried. =
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A PRAIsRwoETHY AcTIoS.-This morning,
as Major Norton's carriage was passing do wn
The avenue, the horses suddenly ran of at q
fearful speed. Frank Bell, a eoIored hack
man, who on former occasion stopped a
runaway horse al the risk Of his life) seized
the reins as the team was passing him, and
was thrown under the wheels, but retained his
hold, and succeeded in stopping the horses.
his hip was slightly injured.
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RELIEF FOR THE SoUTH.-The committee
appointed by the Board of Trade last evening
10 solicit subscriptions for the relief OF the
destitute people of the South, collected q, 200
for that purpose in q few hours this morning
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THE REGIsTRY.-Yesterday afternoon, the
Board Of Registers sat 1t the City Hall for the
purpose Of registering the voters Of the Third
Ward. and registered during the afternoon the
names of % whites and go colored. There
seemed to be but little interest taken in the
matter, and at no time was the crowd very
large.
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EIGHT HoURs.-The eighth hour resolution
which wac offered ID the House of Represen-
tauyes by Mr.. Banks, and which was passed.
failed 20 be taken up in the Senate prior to IT'S
adjournment on Saturday. II will not. how.
ever, have 10 20 back TO the House il the Sem
ate acts on il at any time during the Fortieth
Congress General Banks and q number of
others have promised to push 1t through the
Senate at its next session.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTKR.-JackW Williams, q
coloIed suspicious character, was arrested
yesterday by officer Marks. OF the sth precin ct
and was sent TO the workhouse by Justice
Handy.
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b. ARABIAN NIGRrs.-Our readers, young and
old, will no doubt be interested in the an
Rouncement that on Tuesday next there will
be exhibited at Odd Fellows Hall, in this city
splendid series OF nifty tabieaux representing
some of the most wonderful series described in
that fascinating collection OF stories, "The
Arabian Nights" Who will fail 10 see themf
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LARCENY OF wooD.-Lewis Cole, was ar
rested in the eth Ward by officer Hughes for
the larceny of wood from Il. J. Burk He was
sent C workhouse by Justice Handy -
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SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-Messrs. Cooper &
I.atimer. Auctiopeers, sold, yesterday q lot on
The north side of Il street, between I'd and ID
streets, Improved by q two story brick dwell
ling, 10 VIZ. CudiIp for 5000. ss1 5t7F / -
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KEEPING DIsoRDKRLY AND GAMBLING
HOCsE.-Yesterday, Elizabeth Dobbins was
arrested by officer Felt of the Fourth Ward
for keeping a gambling and dsorderly house
The house Is situatedbn street, between 9th
and 1th, near the canal, and the gamesters
were generally of the juvenile class, most Of
them inmates of the Nswsboys' Homesaccord-
ing 20 their statements. The accused had a
hearing before Justice Thompson, and held to
bail for court
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HAD HIS POCKET PICKKD.-Last night, Mr.
Madison Switzer, of Indiana. and two other
gentlemen visited the menagerie and circus
and while Mr s: was purchasing a ticket at the
ticket ONCE. he had his pocket picked of abo at
800 in money. Detectives Clarvoe and McDeyitt
heard of the act, and arrested a man named
John Wilson, who was identified by Mr.
SwifzeI as a man who reached over his shout
der for ticket without presenting the money.
Wilson was taken to headq uarters and is held
fer hearing by Major Richards!sSs
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PERSONAL Hons .orris s. Ferry, Conn 4.
apo Joan Hill, of MI, and General CllIum,
Z. ). A, are al the Ebbltt House.
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POLICE REPoRTs.--The police reported 81
arrests yesterday. The fines amounted 70 500 30
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CIRCUIT CoURT-JHsfics C1rtt,r-The case
OF the United States against J. ID. and A. =.
Hoover Is on trial; Messrs. Darlington and
Wilson for the plaintiff. and Brent and Mer-
rick Ter the defendants. This is an action
against the defendants TO recover S25 600, the
amount of the bopd of Major ID. ]. Sutner.
Corps, they being bis sureties on the bono
Sutherland was appointed to this position in
less, and was dismissed in 1860. he being at the
time, II Is alleged, a defaultsr to the amount of
s;}}OOO. The defence contend that the bond is
invalid because it was not properly approved,
and was extorted from him.
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LII w. l.. WALL q GO. Auctisneers.
- Stores 81 3 and 317 south corner Pa ay
VALUABLE IMPROVED rRoPERTY A,
AUCTION

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 9th ~
-. clock, we will sell on the premises. q vslu-
OF 90 pare No II, fronting Is feet on street, be-
tween I'd aud astreets, and In rear Of ST. Char les
alley. The Improvements are comfortable
briek Dwelling house, tive and half stories
Also, immedia tely sitter the above sale, We will
sell the adjoining Lot, being % feet front by l20
The terms Of the sale are: One third cash: and
the balance In equal fnstallmsnts Of 8, Il, aud Is
months: the deferred payments 70 be secured by
deed Of trust on the premises. Conveys ucing ana
stamps Al the expense Of the purchaser A de-
post of 90 on each will be rea uired as soon an
the property 10 knocked of.
We call the attention Of buyers to- this sale as
IL offers Inducements TO procure - residence so
near the avenue. Title perfect.
mh@ ". Il WALL & CO, Aucts.
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AUWIO. N SALES.

B' en-: u. JILL. S.sa 81 a:::: e ST.
E.ssss.:.s .HSs. S III II Ell ssa
9: :l. T. &; :.s .s..s,
rs f;:s ess; a; f
Terms One thitd c.si; balance IN .ix a.d ain.
and revenue stamp. IL the cost Of Ii. p ,rchassr.
spsd % SkEEs VILLA Ms. .>ucs.
D No. 5aS, sOushss.teorbss I'll .sS ..s.
rEe Ec1LpIse LeTs ON ITB s,.s,1
s go THSIsSsSbs rHI =, ISLAND; ArA9cTioS
.s.i :. on q. 1r.i.s. Es.:H s ssa E. &
III: attention Of buyers they wi II Be sold With.
Terms: One half cash balance in six and tv.I,.
y DECD f. s,.:s on ss
' o' SRG Il =; wi sI Ct Ia. Auo,
RY W., o L. WALL co ), AuetiOnesr.,
,..... SO Louisiana avenue.
SALE OF HORSES. oARRIAsos, HARNESS,
ca Thursday aokSINe. Aprn 9th. a. 10
s.ddls CARRIAGE and WORK Horses 10 full desor.S o.
N'' '''''' CT 'i'i' S.i issssH
istss Collection Of New and Second hand Bug
Two new Jenny Lind WAGONS, built ia this city.
Ees and Second hand Harness. Saddles, Carriages,
Regular sales days, Tuesdays. Thursdays, and
Carriages and Harness. Away. o. private sale.
IL =. W. IL. WALL A % ucta
Rr W. l.. WALL CO., AuctIeneers.
- Stores 315 and 3I7
south corner Penn avenue and 9th street.
SALE OF sS SgEeeEE aIs, WHISKY: BLOOMS.
so sSSSSss Ash Sd, &c eommsDe,Ds
81 10 clock, We will sell. at our Sales Rooms an
Barrels White and yellow Sugars SUI" ~
Ie boxes Sperm Candles
Barrels whisky, casks Brandy
50 600 Segars Of different brands
~ cases Champagne
Boxes Pepper and boxes Cheese
Foxes and barrels Coffee
f bSas. stack sGtses sS o.SO Bitt'r' ...
rs cases pure Holland Gin .....
90 WIN other art sles in the srccery line
Lot of Furniture &c.
Hair and shuck Mattresses.
ap2 VI, WALL CO., Aucts.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
~ GROUNDS AND WORKS,
CAPITOL OF THE UNITED sTITxs, March 30, ISL.
AUCTION SALE OF CARPETS, ETC, FROM
The EXECUTIVE MANSION
VIII be sold at public auction, at the Auction
and IFnsI s,f s! sss
following articles, viz: -.
- &syards Car peting
] bfnfng Dom Extension Table
large Gilt Picture Frame
Marble top Centre Table .......-.....
Mahogany Bedsteed
3Hair Pillows
Feather Pillows
Feather Bolsters
] Feather Bed
Stove and Pipe
Lot of Old Mating .-----
Lot Of Carpet Scraps. ap2-TkFn
CovERNMENT BUILDINGS AT oONyA
VI descent CAMP AT AUCTION.
ChIsf QxartermdSter's 0Fce, Depos Of Washtnstos,l
Washington. ID. O., ApriI 1. 1857. (
Convsl escent. situated between the Long Bridge
AID Alexandria, will be sold at public auc ii on on
MONDAY, 18th April, Hnder the supervision of
Lieutenant Edward Hunter, 18th q. o Infantry,
Acting Assistant Qaartermsster- Sale 10 son-
These buildings consist of 20 barracks, shingle
roof
70 officers quarters and other buildings, shineIe
p buildings, felt roof; 2 Offices officers omar.
tiers, sheds, stables, worksk ps sinks
and fence. comprising ls4 buildings in all
Buildings will be sold sinsly. and sale will he
coniiH ued from dav TO day TIL ell are disposed Of
Terms cash in Government ~ nds.
The United States relinq uishes the care OF these
buildings upon day Of sale.
Nh
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CRIMINAL CoURT-This morning. Judge
Nylie, In the case of VIM. Carroll and James
PARKS. convicted of larceny, oyerruled the
motIon Tor new trial, and sentenced each to
three years Imprisonment in the Albany pen
ltentlary- These parties, with another pri-
soner named MeCauly, made Al attempt to
escape frem Jail on Saturday last by cutting
through the wall, but failed for want of time
and left note en- the wall. informing Warden
Brown that all would have been of had thew
had time TO complete the Job.
i the case of VIM. Davis and VIM. Royston
ailas Joshua Reed, convicted of larceny, the
mOtlon Tor new trial was oveIruled. and
they were each sentenced to three years in the
Albany penltentiary. These parties were ar
rested by detectives Bigley and Kelly. with
oncer " Callaghan, for robbing the residence
of Mr.. Michael He'll. -.
solomon Herman, convicted of larceny. was
sentenced to the Albany penitentiary for two
years =
Judgs Fishsr.-AlonzoP Perry was found guilty
OF the larceny of coat valued at $40.
Benjamin Simpson and James G.. Smith. in
olc'ed Tor the larceny of q lot of calico, &c
were placed on trial, when the first-named
was found guilty and the Iast-named not
guilty.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOE WONBH
~ AND
LYIN0-IE ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street circle y corner Of N street.
'.''.' Washington, d. q.


Fourteenth street circle, y corner Of N street.
''''.' Washington, DO.
This Institution has been established for the rs-
.cepuon OF patients who may be suffering from dis
Of such females IS msy require the Comforts q Tie
The building Is situated in the most healthy Der.
ton Of the DISTRICT, surrounded By its own
Terms ci sdmi:sioE; From s. to 90 per week.
ical and Surgical attendance.
s sgsss2 2$s ~! " ossats:
"a &s fis ifJsf
as Jos 5,.,! sAkMEs, n. D., surgeon General.
h ahkEsf IS street Meet yS,s
sBAIIoS THEfB, i. = s.. s ssa'pssSai
HOWARD. n. D., street.
Orders for admission to the tree beds in this hos
ts: g
Of any Of the Medical stan, and Of the Revs: Drs.
&vs. and vidos s Il Soldiers H s dssr.ns .dm,...
will apply to the Surgeon General, United States
Patients living at distance who desire to come
to this Institution for treatment can seeare private
Sc:Pissl: ,,,'''' IS. aIETrTE: >, s.. 0'
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscfi.
wasRiDg ton County, in the Districe Of coiDmbis o.
letters of the personal estsse Oh
deceased All persons having claims the said
dsfsa; ;s sGs hereby Warned to exhibit the sane
before the 18th day Of March NEXT: the; On may ~
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of
Given under my hand this 18th day OF March.
NH ls.lavsw. MAROELLUs M0RRIgE.
WANTED-1oOOo LADIES to know that a,
The Se:
assortment Of Patterns ever offered here for
Ssna. %Ss nspS.r. E
tisls. Also, designs Tor Pillow oasss, ottSSfns,
CHAIR Covers Pianos. and. in short, every variety
r frspss a: dPs is.. i::H's va
have 'sdu Sfv +, JRH Fiji % PER WIDTH.
p Ss;d; siis and ' %ssfsass Gs;'sn very
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sgb,ori.
washington County. in the District Of OeisiasiS.
hsnT OF Of the the
deceased. All persons having claims against the
the @
on or before the 9Th day Of March next; they
may otherwise By Law b sxeluded from all bsnsnt
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF March.
mi NH Il-lawsw. UNA" Ad1ini sGss;
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sup.cri
Der has obtained from the Orphsns' Court o.
Washington County, in the District Of Oelu bis
letaers testshentary on the personal estate Of
Elijah Edmonston, late of Washi nston city y o.,
said deceesed are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, 60 the subscri.
Der. on or before the 9th day OF March nert; they
may otherwise BY law be excluded from sil benedt
Given under my hand this 9th day of March, 1897
NH ll-laW3ws MARY EDMONSTOH
nAIETY DISHES; RecsiDts Collected by Lady
y Asfriest g. Olaf The Christias Hymnal;
Ss%onS sdisoS asssssd on sSs aes fisSsr q
Medicine; New naidon. Murray Imotionsi
Oisofders 81 the Nerves; The Story Of . etsmsch.
Ss y HlAHeK rAYLoB.
p4YeIqIAIS HAND.B0oK OF PRAoTIol
asS iIANok FAHLsR.
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Kr,I 3 IasIIER1EkMsxsr.

Corner 9TH street anu Ia. Avenue.
18th OF prl, 1851, st o'cleot q. by virtue OF
9 deed Of tr1st executed BY Frederick voigt, 20
upon one story frame house, situated on the west
part OF lot ten, (l0lin square No. Il, Wsshington
city, subject to lease for the term Of Ave years.
said trust duly recorded in liber r n no q
feiioe sss and 30, chattsl records for
3sfms cash. nh ls-ecin
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II ToU WISH to find the finest and best stock
OF Men and Boys Clothing and Furnishing
Goods in this city, call at Bars corner eth
and streets. The best paper collars at s5
and 80 cents box. at Bars corner 7th and
e streets - = --0l-l-- - y 10
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All. HAPPY YEARS! who would not be a boy
-rf once more, --.-.-. - .--- ID. .-,.-
And buy his clothes at Henning's One Price
StOraI = - = =
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MITCHELL 4 SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERs,
Have constantly on hand o large number Of
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Have constantly on hand large number OF
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS
In the most desirable localities Prices from
Ito $4,000 Building Lots from two cents
to ~ per square foot. A number of entire Squares
of hreeud at such figures that any enter rising
man commanding the means might purchase, sub.
divide and sell them in email lots during the ap-
preaching spring at Profit Of so to 20 per cent.
With an experience of Is years In this city In the
above business tbeing the first frm established
here we confidently assert that eur fsciliie: for
~: :Sid few ys.T: S:ei :sasss Of sr saHS
s7!Se-wili bring TO-DAY 5000; s.id in 1854 S.
$1,000 With pleasure viii We refer to the pur.
chaser,a The same opportunities now exist as
pay equally as wen. Especially do we call the at
t.ntioh Of those desiring to invest in or dispose
xSiss; il invested in good Real Estate Notes,
Persons desiIors Of either buyi or selling Real
Etate, OF frstclass Real Estate Notes, will con-
suit their interest by calling on
MITCHELL SON,
Real Estate Brokers',
Southeast corner Penn . ave. and 18th st.
.I Pp;smws place properly on og, book. =. e.
sell We afford every facility:
NIB II cost NITOHELL 3 SON.
am ACRES OF BEST LAND near wash
OOU ington TO LET for two years without
any rent, for the consid or alton of putting the
land under cultivation. In lots Of one to 1fty
acres, with many other Inducements, including
the tn prixfletsof buying the land II any time For
b. L.. WELLS q CO..
mia I'm ~. Corner 9Th street and La. avenue.
FOB RENT-A three-st BsIgk HOUSE.
= containing eight rooms and attic, ON 4th g..
neST Fayette. Also, nearly new sulerIor PI'
town. D. o. - -. L. NH zl-2W.
0HE OF THE MOST yALUABkn AND D1
" 6lRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN the City Tor
sale. lt 10 situated the north side Of street,
near 18th; between senator 0hsrmann And the
Said lot is . feet b. lN, runsinG eaek e foot
sS-u sP. HROHHS 1Ss 9Th street west.
GOLD PIrs-K Ans essertnsns Of osid Peas,
s.s .:'''' 01t e. ss =;
= kSs r . o ar e-v4-Tr~-z -eFzfrvea 80 ..
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RIrrSR oRAMGIs. ~. , -, 20 q
RI -" Hw BUReuELL,
nh 014er 1bbl6 House.
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FovnfH WAaD- RsPgBk4eAs -C4vp.-t,sst
Eight the kepuSlicau Club ef the st1 vard
m me n s9e SsPsist snyrch (eoaored IcCrnsr Of
der By the president Mr. j. IL. .Orossmsn.
s(wnue,l and the meeting was opened Nth
prayer oy Rev; Mr.. Bou,din. {eoiofsd.y 81
>. On mouoh on MI. Peire (colereal the secrs-
taIy was requested TO funish the pastors OF the
various churches Of the ward with q notice of
the time OF the registration in this ward The
mover remarked thar IN some churches notices
OF similar character had been presented to
tne pastors, but not read in the pulpit.
MI. Haiton, (coiored,) secretary. remarked
tnat In some Of the churches il was considered
tnat the time has arrived when the pulpit
snou " cease to be used, as the press, IN the
publication of such notices. Mr.. III did not
urge 1t as an objection to tine motion.
On motion OF mr. Needham, white. the res
Oiution pass at former meeting, districting
the ward for canvassers, was taken up. and the
iollowisg committees were appointed: First
dlsirict-Messrs. Gangewer, white, Palmer
Briseoe, and David Dixon, tcolored.| Second
(colored.) Third district-(ien. ] ,GerAardt,
lwhite,1 Nessrs. horace Spriggs and John
Brooks (coioredl Fourth district-Messrs.
{white) Fifth distriot-J. H Cross man,
white James Holmes and MT Chew, fcoi.j
On motion OF M. N eedham. the ebairmen oil
the committees were authorized to nil any
Mr. King, (white,l from the committee on
permspent organization, reported: For Presi-
Gent, Ayles j Bowen, (white) LIST Vice Presi-
Dent Gen. Joseph Gerhardt, (white;) I'd Vice
President. Rev. j. A Jones, (colored:) Score
tary, u. W. Hatton. (coiored;) Assistant Sec
retary, J. ID. Gangewer. (white;1 Treasu rer,
u +. Needham, white;) Executive Commit
tee, II. Crossman, T.. X. Lewis, p. H. Rein
nardt. Anthony Hickman, Mr.. Clements
David Dixon, J. Grey Jewell, B. NJ. MeUoy,
James Holmes, Lafayette Jeffrey, Uhas. King
~ h W God, John Plant. Albert Bald win, Geo.
ShanklIn.' The report was adopted ana the
committee discharged. '.s - F.1-
The club was subsequently, addres sed BY
MT Daniels OF Wisconsin, Col. J. II Wood.
ward OF Mississippi and Messrs. Doneghan,
r. A Boswell. and Col. Pierce OF this city,
and adjourned.
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