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The national Republican., 1867-11-27

JOSEPH II. .SHAFFIELD'S FRENCH
q CONFECTIONERY
AND LADIES' REsTAURANT,
No. 26 PennsylyaniA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
FAIRS, RECEPTIONS,
DINNER PARTIES,
sUPPERs, &C., 30. {.
furnished at the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms.
The best and hrst-elass Walters, Cooks, and all
kinds Of Ware furnished for parties II desired.
Private Dinners, suppers, &c. &c., furnished at
my large and hns saloons at the shortest notice.
I'M JOSEPH II. sHAFPIELD.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

As- The worikingiaen's Assembly Will
assemble In the Council Chamber, city Hall, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NH inst, at so'eloek, to
hear an Address from Mr.. ALEXANDER MCDONALD,
Pres dent Of the Miners National Association Of
soiland. All workingmen are invited
JOS. W. MATTINGLY, President.
N. WATKINS, Secretary. no2s.lt
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

as- Mayors once, Washington, ID. c.,
November IS, 1857 II deem 1t only necessary to re-
miId the citizens Of Washington that the Presidsnt
has set apart THURSDAY, the 18th instant, as day
Of rbant'gviug and Praise to Almighty God, to In
spite a compliance with his behests, and proper
Observance Of tbs day on their part
RICHARD wAJLACH,
po26.3t Mayor.
az "ON DECK."-A Meeting of the
wAsHISGToS YACHT CLUB will be held at HEAD.
QUARTERS on the 9Th Of the llth month, at s
o'clock, p. IN Dinner At 4 o'clock, p. IN 2sth, at
HARRY ooRBUrr's, corner Of Eighth and sts.
Members will take notice and govern themselves
according
By order Of the Pr sident.
Major WA. sccoYIHE, Pur er.
Capt. J. A. KIsa, Sec. no26.2t
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

81 Tho Public are hereby nosined that
Market will be held in Centre Market WE dNBsDAY
EVENING, November 81, instead Of Thursday morn.
ing. HENRY LYLEs,
no26.8t O. @ N.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

as- NStice.-The Annual Nesting OF the
Stockholders Of the MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION
will be held in the upper ball Of No. II Louisiana
ayenus hrst door east Of Seventh street. for the pur
pose Of elssting Ave Directors to serve for the o.
suing year, on MONDAY EVENING next, Dec. a.
Polls open from 7 TO 0 o'clock.
no27.eotd N. D. LARgBR, see'y.
The national Republican., 1867-11-27

sP worlslngmen, ,AttsntIoni-Mr. Alex.
Mcdonald, President Of the Miners' National Az.
soeistion Of Scotland will address the gmens
Assembly on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov ~, at 8
o'clock, In the Council Chamber, City Hall. Work.
insmen Of all trades invited.
80 jos W. MArTINoLY, Pres.
N. wAtKtSs, see'y. no27.lt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-16

invited TO an. nd the funeral "Wednesday morning a
ten O'Clock fro,N the residence Of hs parents $50 Carl
ton avenue BrooAyn BelDains viii DO taken TO States
Island for lntcrmenA
Wax pusEs-On 81 uday December rs. at tho CITY
Hospital Of hasly consa pton. CHgsrEa H. only son u
days.
Tue funeral will place from his isto Eesidencs
TO - 1reeae street, this Monday afternoon. Al 40
o'cioeS. without further notice /.
troy papers please copy
Fare ven, dear mother, my life 10 past.
iossa you, dear, while lie did last.
but AFTER tho take
but chcfish msmory for my sake
Farewell dear mother since death has come
To bring me TO that eternal home
But love my sister dearly crave.
When Atm mouldering my grave.
waxsLsa On Sunday, December Is, EsinA JAxs.
daughter OF Theodore aud Phsbs 1 Wheeler aged 5
ears months and 10 dAya
rIs relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
inv ued to attend the funeral fron their residence No.
POI yas. Foreth street. on Tuesday morning. al ter
Was Anon Friday. December -. after
and pro, Sscsd illness. RxpNosD WanAs, "a tho s5tA
year OF hi ta2e
Inc ren Us and acausintances Of tho family are re-
spscfully 0vited 10 attend hts funeral, from his ats
residsnoe. IVA West Twentieth street. this tAondayt
rnornlug al ttp O'Clock, 10 Elizabeth. N ).
WuEY--on Saturday, December II. JAMES Wnxs, u
tho 4sth year OF MS age.
Relatives and frenos Of the family ara respectfully
invited TO atond The funeral from bis late residences
No 500 West Nnevoenth street, Tuesday aftornoe4
as one O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-16

The sneN stsrm-The Danish and American
Commissioners I'm Rsate for WsshisstOn-
Disaster to tho steamer Eosns.
ToRrnsss Mosaox, Va, Dee. IA. 1857.
violent northwestern snov storm visited this place
last night and has not yss subsidized II had been wet
aud very disagreeabIs all day but 81 about nine
o'clock r n. Il began blowing violently and snowng,
and this morning We have about two inches and the
Thermometer Is At twenty-five degrees above zero
The steamer George Lsary, from Norfolk, arrived
hors st O'Clock r. ~, route for Baltimore. took
on her freight and . number OF passsugsrs and pre-
cesded on her way. A. about eleven O'Clock In the
evening she returned sud wsut back 10 Norfolk whore
she attn rsmaina She had board passengers the
Danish and American COMMISSIONER Who arrived here
yesterday on the Ne Soto. Commodore q. Z.
Boggs, commanding the he Soto, who will
proceed TO Washington with them, and number OF
onicsrs from the United States steamship MonongahcA
wrecked at S. Groin. The may up night
though u 10 not probable shs viii leave Norfolk before
to morrow fnornng
me steamer Adelaide, from Baltimore, which IL due
81 four O'Clock A. NJ, did not arrivs on account OF the
storm. fhs steamer LADY OF the Lake. Of the ANA
nesee line from CfsneId did not arrive. and the CITY
Of Norfolk for that por dld not leave Norfolk today
We steamer Eoius, Captain hcconick, which runs
from Norfolk 10 yorktown Matthews and Chcrrysions.
va IL reported ashore al the mouth OF the Fan river.
and IL feared that tho storm which prevails
injurs her very seriously.
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A most wonasrfui escape from 6srsca "a occuvrsd
on ms Ess Rs.rost WEDNESDAY aso. Th- night
express sss, 81 En.ra, aad v5sa stsS, sms snd .
ha,. sui .. ,hss'y soms unusual mu "a .! hs ens0s
fsf ms snrtoeef 70 suspect q fst q! VA lsAn haa
baoo M uas0ap 81 He srcks 10 tbs f'em,a. Mr.
charu Csrnsr, who stepped - the opeo ng rs sesa
tbs saf ossaf tsodsf and leaned Cd 70 look tsck A.
ms nilaa .ns sagas panssI 10 o Lf jss zen fat
Isa osea BOARDED % ticssI Mr. tarmais rscx came
u eoascs ~dh III, bridge, bur 'cr rim ittn lbs
srsns Hsfsa lbfossn the ops, WORT a. he t' ogs
Gown fss. 1g through The .cs at ihs var Stran.s
10 az 10 vas XII pcs ~ tst.y
sluss.i bas thai he se;amt.si oa AEi whsa
The tr,.n bssxA Up 70 aS M al sup
posed Tbs essmsn's eorrss. Ne was found ca tue
osnr tylns dowa biz ceihs ffoisn 10 hin. He was
Aksn On hsirs.a,o nashsmtos, near his homo Wa
we're on ths rsh from Baghsmtoa 10 syraeass,
Tha-fay snsfnoen, whsre - saw NC Csrmsn, then GA
his var home 70 Pon D.cknson We fsw ths scar on
MS nscx ana also his wAsch, Got hunter ons esse OF
sh,ss ~as rsrsssd BY ths how he received 10 fAhas
l,.aaah the brSgs We asked him whas tine the scci-
ssnt seeafsi sai b. showed his watch, stepped Al
s.fa NJ bv tbs h,ow, wbsn We remember tbs uAla
"a ruunag at twenty tvs rns "a hour, acc srassd
mot.on that the distance fcm wbsre Tbs man tell 70
ihs bottota OF the RIVER vas no, loss than thirty f.ot
shst bs W. nj crashing though sthck GOAT OF es that
a. 10, out without help and had no bones broksn bn,
was sb,s 10 travel homo alone the matt DAP, ws cAnho!
help thinking esss 81 rslrosa sSaos AmoE w',h2s'
psEssssA
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NEW JERSEY.
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NOwapk. lFee fsf "a '1esfs
A4GxesD fnwT - 0oGp.--A ts~stlsr aoab~g DoleSa
fsyioe residing at No II Market street. was arsstsd
yesterday charge Of having stsisa gold, vsned 1t
about $780, from the sstabishnsns Of MsssrS Carter
Hawkins Co. Tho gold was found BY scms children
along TIE railroad aud recovered several days ago
out the thieves.
CHARGED WIN FALsH PRnssns Charles r. Lyon,
agent residing In Orange. was arrested Saturday
afternooa . charge OF false presncss. Mr.. Horny
Roberts appearing witness. After interview be-
the accused aud the parties making the charge
amicable settlement made and the probabilities
that the will not be prosecuted.
Masonic ELECTION The annual election or officers OF
Northern Lodge and A. NJ wil DO held tonight The
other Masonic Lodges will hold sssstions dur-og the
week.
SUNDAY scHooL ASSvsRsAsv.--A Union Sunday school
anniversary held last evening In st. Psus Nstho-
dist Episcopal church The exercises o. inter-
sstng character.
DsArH or 4 WILL .Ksows CITIZEN. Mr.. George Dunn.
old and respectable citizen. died II his residence
RossvIiIs, Saturday nighI Ho vas man respected
by oil who know him. and had many warm friends He
for many years past besn strict temperance man.
and mas been faithful advocate OF the temperance
cause His funeral viii probably bs attended by the
various divisions OF the Sons Of Temperance aud other
similar organizations
Poucs RkcoKD-rhs police report shows that nfty-
three arrests we're made b. members OF force du-
ring the past week. the majority being for druaksunoss
and breach
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, DEcEMBES ls 1867

oy tbs earthquakes STIR remain under canvas sheds
| dxed up Of dry grass
y The panic which prevails In consequences Of tho
has rendered the distress ocoas0nod by the
hurr- 70 To b, more severely felt and fear II wiit be
long aY0 ore the people will settle down 10 Eny
thing ike heir oas,,,., before tho hurricane.
.. would observe hsI tho nrs and several succeed.
ing shocks vertical sui the attcr ones have been
OF horizontal motion
20 far as hsve been enased 10 ascertain there is
not stons building OF any dsscrt aon 10 THIS isana
wnich has not been injured ia some de uec
mlth regard 10 tue out Islands a. we tccefeu -.
porte that they have not sustained an injury AZ
Vngln Gorda large blocks or granite we're ent during
the FIRST shocks At Peters Island tho sea ose 10 80
great height above its original level that ss m
haotants look 10 Their boats and Tor oa
Az sail Island. as IN rortoa tho earth uss obser. ed
20 open u several places near the shore aud
rush upwards from tho openings On lie hills 70 Tor.
t0is am told there are some openings caused by the
earth uakes
g. rhs day after the nrst earthquake hired large
gang ann In the course OF two three days succeeded
In cleaning the streets Tor second limo
also issued proclamation setting apart the
goth nstans tor thanksgiving day, thai no earth.
suits
g. Your Excsilency's vol timed vlsit ana kind gym.
patty have afforded tho greatest support snt benefit TO
tho community, ard trust that your EIceency will
have recognized the cheerful condd;ng spirit whrh
mates all the comriunsiy under such distressing vista
tons
o. have not received any authentic Information re-
spectDg tho earthquakes from any or the neghboHAg
islands save st. Thomas, whore great cssos have beda
sustained.
have the honor to be. sir your Ercslioncy's nose
obedlent and humble servant.
To bis Excslency Governor HUI G b., Sc. Sc. &C..
Antigua
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TAe1enowing isttes from nssoAaat and maaufae-
Suce nasrds fair iudisasioa u Ne saes - feeling
among shs mercantile community oil over ths country
With respect 70 The currency Qusseea:-
The views expressed In The HnRALD's money article
correspond with my own views, and commend then
selves to the adoption Of every untraumeisd mind.
The policy Of stopping contraction, think, settled
but evil effect OF Withdrawing go many millions Of
currency during the past year. whom its whole volume
barely suced for the increasing wants Of the country
Ia nov fsit In every large snterprisng business
pursuit. this be regaIned TIL IN adequate supply
Il realized ID proportion to the demand under existing
values Tho South will require soms one hundred
mill ons ef national bank currency, or It's equva-
lent % enable Il 70 transact its legitimate
bus mesa. and the North must have the lost
ono hundred and nine millions replaced In some
desirable form before new tidal wave Of business can
now that ~ check the present ebb. Ths done and the
ssnssess cry OF specie payments hushsd the prosperity
OF the country will move with accelerated force and
tho vast projects OF energy and enterprise OF national
industrial importance covering both the ssa and the
land viii reach completion and with every adjunct par
taking OF like influence thereby enrich the nation The
bowels OF the earth for the development OF is
mineral wealth. the cries for the great wing OF CON-
merce fan u, the earth asks Tor s broadcast culture
ali Of which has been commenced and will 60 without
oangsr OF wild imitation by early restoration Of the
lost currency and thus pave the way for gradual dss
rabs. subsiantial return 70 oon paymsnta
The suboined statement shows the highest prices al
which the leading stocks sold q shc hnt regular board
~, ~ failo xlao Sal "a
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SLxsrSG CARS on Our CRY RAILROADS. Several Of
our lines OF city'raroad travel decrmined not TO
DO behind the age and perhaps IL win DO gratifying TO
our readers to know tha sleeping bavo lately been
introduced Tor the benen OF Africans 0ctoroons Abys-
snans and such enlightened and progressive branches
o. these races as are given to travelling s,e AZ night.
These linen and brothers arc much given to sleeping
when tired OF SUCH innocent amusement a. whs,ling
swearing &C.. and manage 10 get little nap by stretcl
ing full iongth the seats OF the Tue comps
ni referred 70 becoming popular In this respect
that they will shortly be compelled 20 Introduce mat
iresses ard pillows for the additional comfort OF their
o0lored passengey II il becoming rather intrusive
sort Of proceeding for white person to OF
our city cars after eleven NJ from the risk which
attends tho awakening Of these passengers, who all
"know their rights. "-NcW OrLsaNs Hsssa
Congress beginning 10 act on the subject or poyg-
amy aud ho Boston Traveller thinks We may have .
Mormon wM ON hand with our other blessings
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na IT,, was better feeling |. s1s wheat m.rtcs
is.1s .'hss sl 'f' spring 's
e 8 per husAe higher wh irm demand, iae marked
els rs q y s ga "a and n:W Western mixed tor.
@oasrss asad asons sa onsle. we're d..
m o. q s .s G @ 9r: , .sa s0s
pSaea - g y or eorisy Iaa small sale. made At
fsr'cs, eontnae rule duh and Rs.sy ras. wss
not auo..bay lower howsye, We heard Of lie following
PEI sssssr ; sia sa s'ss M saa
terms ana 20 sS. sd Eostsrds iJS cssss
yard 200 bbs y &C. schooner 70 he Platte
o ss 70 S9oa On nps Hamburg p 10 Lay
0sss,ls rasd dali and prcss aonnsi In che so.
SAIL. ]; ..s s ss ar
prsvos. prices . bale. i 10 sse' s' including
ns.r.w; heard OF no sales Of any kind SsaiIs
H.pxs The market ruled extremely quiet but priess
ws Ss, without ..ss. G1.n T.sr
bu1srs favor By sucon sos bD New Orleans a. "a ga
H.y. urssnas assso ~.
sy and a ss inc .ai.s s9s SS sm@es .
) 81 . DO No - S Tar va ssh S IS
"a. Z. !, dun and Unclaimed q :, os IN
packages cut meats l60 DO and II kegs lard aud 10
s'ss & ss %
40 ssi mess az .. s co. a g
delivery. Beef Vas slow OF sale, and In buyers
g. 81 &c
sales lao bs. At 80 431 or uerce bcsf III saes
% uercos INDIA private hogs
higher NJ 1870 1915 for city, and asc Loo lIr
Wsssrn ys hoFs were scarce active and ~ higher We
wsrs IN light demand aud no sales Of moment
500 obs at 1880 ls,1e, according 20 qualify:
SUcAR.--Raw continued 70 rule dull and heavy Prices
unchAnged however f4ir to good refined Cuba
for Cuba and Tor Porto Rico also $40 bbls At loo
hard iSHc. 1870 for soft white and kc 1870 for
yellow.
TAILow.-rhe demand was light and The tendency OF
prices doynwHrd ealcs5s, o00 lbs a. iDt.c. Iio
wHrkks.- Kecelpn 10 ebs The market va inactive
FErRolrun. Crude in bulk was generally beId .. lic.
but important saioN effected About 800 bills
lots changed hands 0k~ The ranssctions bonded
again hkhi. but hoidess Arm dcms for
standard white The sales $50 BIB part late last
eveninHl q 30. NApha Irregular sales $50 bbs
1Oko ME, and 300 do. tsraw color a. 1870 The
market In rhiiadephn qle ssss $40 bbls standard
white . &c.. Aad os do do. for December asc bur
ssos-fhs sales uniapoesaat and prices
nal.
thy - 70 ~ rs. and rough FAX ~ ~ ~ "
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ToRrofA Nov ~ 1917
Sal have 10 report 10 your Excel,ency that he
fsih instant The virg Islands VISITED BY sewers
earthquaks which sasled fuiiy nfteen minutes and
foievsa by other shocks less inter.
walls not exceed M Gvs mnutsa for ever t~evs hoa.s
Repeated shocks s,ii sccus; al appear 70 from
ths norm on norhwssI save The hlsL wh.sh csrns
10 from ncrtbsnst
Immed ae.y after the Ara. shock had csassd the sea
vscsdsd, or rs,aS sunk. asout four feet and umsdi
siey between four ard I've feet above ~ original
level, submergng ths whole OF the lowest OF the
tovn sweeping before nearly al the smaller dwell
nxs witch had been entirely destroyed by the late
harrcsns and lad bssn replaced their OIL sina posi-
Hona
on the see rising an excessively strong currsnt Al
il nra towards ,ss isnd then ssswArd. Ths fsat ids
and current threw M quantity or opposite from the
sea with . s,soug su.phurous smoil from tbs Scclly
With which The Old luIhof and otner matters We
aoog by ths current erst Va direction tbsn In
sno,hsr. should cay " was running Mtb rate or .,
least swevs knoss The inhabisns q the to~n bstook
themselves Tor safety tue ovsrnowka tide 70 tb
ssdss or the hill where some whose bses hsd been Al
! ors assh aiWsa h ~ bssg'sssA ed svsssaasaus
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Ccrros-conseluent the unfavoabs caIlc adsccs
from Liverpool tho market depressed though prices
we're not quotaby lower The demand moderately
active the sales comprising z05o bales which
about 900 were taken by exporters. We quoie;-
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Corn. Tho '-si - - $3.50
were entre pnm oeceips 1915 bbls four az bags eorn
FIoua AND & Sss-.s nd 40 DO corn The market for
meal lao bushels wneat tie, but arm There are args
State md Of which hotaera
export ordsrs he to ned in, was checked oy shs
snow embargo California quiet y ,nolstions The
confined 70 about TOO bbis - GU $ice. we're ose
uniform. sales $50 bbls Rye Sour VA WI " a5 Corn
change the sales 10 bbG. ~ ~ 70 p Jer..x
meal was In better demand sales s2oN ~ Doia w.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

OooN-BoIoH.-0A Tuesday. December TO- By the Rev.
J. q Bliss, KoBsRr H. Cook, OF VIM. d Cook. Esq,
to MARY &C., daughter Of tue late Cornelius Bocs, Esq,
all OF Pain1eid N J. M cards
cRAxs-LxAyIrE --0n Wednesday. November ~, ~
ne L1xstoa 2. tos unMeo Ss'es, rsns ~ me rev:
Parts, 70 JOSEPHINE DAMsL, adopted daughter OF dr.
Sheldon Leavitt, Of New YORK.
WET-KIssAM.--Is Jersey Ctv, on Thursday, Decem-
Dor At he OF the brides father by the Rev.
q. g. vancsve. Of Paterson, N. j., Eulorr T. wEsr TO
MARIA l., daughter Of Frederick ksssao al OF jersey
City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-16

Government securities lcouponsl we're quoted At the
close Of business each saturday Of the last three
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suboinsd i The tota valuation or the foreign imports
Il sew York for lhs wess ending Deccmber ~, compared
~,h those Of ne two preceding weeks also the value
Of the DRY goods entered this port snd thrown
market since January o. this rear and fcs The
s,n,a,,g ,aroa IA IegS and
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$50. ael.eol

lHs skpVE" W 'Hs V0''ssDHuluE Fe''"u ~ ne
ma ,hlr,sap vssrs cornu.rs m foliova
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!. rrrp oKfN0 ELSEWHERE.
n.s,r-1 10 10 10 HaINES BROS. they offer large
parties wishing purchase before the hoAi
dAys % thsrA ~ Fmno "ov ~ rourtaa,th strcet
Union square
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-06
Fire Alarm TELEGRAPH S,ntion..

Fire Alarm Telegraph Stntions.
At the suggestion of many OF our readers,
who do not understand the signal numbers in
the striking OF the bells to designate the locali-
ties of fires, we publish the following list OF
the numbers and localities Of the boxes In this
city:
Sd street east and L street south
3-Sth street east and Virginia avenue.
lin ssree street east and pennsyivaHla avenue
9TH street east and street south.
18th street east and South Carolina avenue.
S-4th street east and street north.
18th street east and H street north. -
i2-2d street east and street north.
Engine Il" Houss ss'' csplR'oi ssRHI H street
I3-2d street west and street south.
17-1ts and M stree south ee' ''"'
1s-llth street west and Maryland avenue.
19-1a street and Maryland avenue.
IL street north and New Jersey ave-. tR. B.
aa-ciip peREot,iiJ Rs,iJ
2s-No. / Hook and Lad der Horse, Mass. ave-
,x -. and 4th street
26-Pelice Station. 9TH and Boundary streets.
29-7th street west and street,north.
3l-4lI street and Pennsylsania avenue.
34-Bank of " ashington, Louisiana avenue.
33-Central Guard House.
37-l2th street west and street north
3s-No. Engine. House, D St north and 18th 1t.
State Department l4th st. west and S st. north
4l-Willards Hotel.
42-Riggs7 Bank. 18th at. west and N. Y. avenue.
ss-Isih street street Vest VEST and AND stree. norsh n
46-2lst street west and Pennsylvania avenue.
4s-ssth street street west and and street north
49-Police Station. 10Th ST. west and X st north
ai-2Gth street west and G. street north.
s2-25d street west and street north.
a3-SmithsonaD Institution.
54-!Sth street west and street north.
56-arsenal gate.
31-Navy Yard gate. . -.E
Js-llth street west and street north
59-6th street west and N street south.
6l-Adains' Express Office. Pennsylvania avenue.
62-Government Printing Office, street.
63--7th street west and street north.
64-sth street west and street south.
bJ--l4th street west and street south.
61-U. S. Observatory.
6s--sth st. west and st. north. (residence OF Su
perintendent of Police.t
7f-PoiiCe Station. First st. west and st. north
12-Poiice Station gh street. Georgetown