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The national Republican., 1867-08-26

HAVE you any Might Blooming Se-
rious'" asked a beautiful but unsophisticatsd
maiden Of about sixteen summers Of q druggist
on the Avenue Saturday evening last. "No,
miss - was the reply Of the urbane disciple Of
Esculapius. 1--WE have nothing in the seriOus
line in our store. Perhaps you would like some.
thing cheerful and lively-for instance, Jocky
Club-something very delicate; and no lady
should be without It," She invested and left.
Our Wisconsin exchanges tell US Of q
gentle zephyr which passed through the town Of
Moullovia, in that State, on Tuesday last. It
swept nearly everything in Its path for space
Of from eight to ten rods in width, twisting
trees from one to two feet in diameter in two.
and carrying tho tops some distance. The
bodies Of large trees were distinctly seen at the
height Of one hundred feet In the air, tossed
and whirled about with tremendous forco.
Col. CHAs. T. ELDRrDaE Of the Commits
sary Generals Department, now on short visit
to his home at Eastport, Maine. assisted in cap
turing monster shark measuring over fourteen
feet in length. Some Of the dentals of this
monster "sea attorney" were sent by tho cour.
ageous Colonel to friends In this city. The Wal.
ton club Of which Col. Eldridge is vice president,
intended on his return to entertain him at Q
supper. The Col. writes that he will endeavor
to have his sharkship stuffed and placed In the
Smithsonian Institute. Our eastern exchanges
tell US that sharks never were so plentiful as
they are this season in Pssamaquody Bay.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
PERSONAL.

Hon. Z. B. WAsHBuRsE has returned
from Europe much improved in his gen.
eral health. He srrived in Washington on
Saturday evening, and took rooms at vii.
lardIs. He left the hotel on Sunday eve
ming and is aow the guest Of General
GRANT, when he will remain for several
days, and will then proceed to Livermore,
Maine, his native place. .
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
Tho Fenisn Congress.

New YoRK, August 24-The Fenian
Congress or convention continued its ses.
sion yesterday. As on the previous days
the proceedings were in secret. The bust
ness trsnacted was the reading Of sundry
documents relative 10 the Kilkenny cat
fight for the liberation Of Ireland The
proceedings are looked upon by sensible
men as the waste Of time, not money, as
there Is none In the Fenian treasury. The
fighting, II thew is any, will be done
among the chiefs themselves. -
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
4 Misrl a m IprrrrY.-In noticing

A Misri N IN TpurrY.-In noticing in
our issue ~ Friday that O. o. FLINT was in
limbo sti Norfolk for certain crimes end
misdem' sanors, we tonfounded BIN vith
b. M, FLur, esq, the Druid" d the New
York World. We ask pardon Of the latter
gentl eman, and dseply regret our error in
the premises. We were Inisinformed. and
ta'te this early occasion TO do, so for as II
ia in our power, full justice to Mr.. II. M,
FLINT. Q. Q. FLINT, the swindler, is quite
another individual. --.-
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
Ear lA.I,x NJ ra,,pu q. ,,,ov,

FrAR ALARx TRfkeRApH SrAfroxs.--AsI
there have been within few months past two
stations or FIRE alarm boxes added TO the list,
and since both q morning and evening cotempo.
rary give imperfect lists Of the same, which will
naturally have 9 bad tendency, We give correct
2-Third street east and L street south.
e-Eighth street east and Virginia avenue.
4-Eleventh street east and Penna. avenue.
b--seyenth street east and Penna. avenue.
6-Fifth street enst and A street south.g
I-fiith street east and South Carolina avenue.
s-fourth street east and g street north. .
s--Sixth street east and II street north.
ls-Seoond street east and street north.
Second street east and East Capitol street
H-No. y Engine House, Capitol Hill.
1e-second street west and street south.
l6--Policc station ~ and r street south.
17-Four and-a-hah and M street south,
18-Eleyenth street west and Maryland avenue
19-Four.anda a.half street and Maryland ave.
2l-o street north and N. J. ave. (h.R. depot
23--City Hall. 50 gra .. . |r ns4. -.
24-Eo. Hook.and. Ladder House, Mass. ave.
25-Fourth street west and New York avenue.
28-Polioe Station. Seventh and Boundary SITS.
27-Seventh street west and N street north.
f8-Tenth street west and II street north.
39-6eventh street west and Z street north.
| 1-Four. and.a-hslf street and Penna. avenue.
32-seventh street west and D street south.
of-Dhnk VI WusniuBtoi LOuisihnh uNeuut'
35-Central Guard-hoise.
36-Twelfth street west and N street north.
37-Twelfth ttreet west and street no tn. ...
8S-No. Engine. house, D st. n. and 18th st. W.
| 39--State Dept, 18th street ". and S st north.
| 41--Willard's Hotel. 20 .r
| 42-Riggs' Bank, 10Th st. west and N. Y. ave.
43--Fifteenth street west and X street north.
5-Nineteenth street west aud II street north.
46-Twenty first street west and Penn. avenue.
47-Sixteen. and. a. half st. ". and II. st. north.
48-Twentieth street west and M street north.
49-Polico Station, goth st west and X ct. north.
61-Twenty sixth st. west and G street north.
52-Twenty third st. west and L street north.
| I53--6mithsonian Institution.
64- Eighteenth street west and L stree. north.
56--Arssnal Gate. ~ -s.-s..
57-Navy.yard Gate.
58-Eleventh street west and + street north.
5o--S eth steet west and N street north.
61--Adam's Express 0fios, Penn. avenue.
62-Goy eminent Printing Office, II street
63--Seventh street west and street north.
64-Ninth street west and q street south
65--Fourtoenth street west and G street south.
GU. s. Observatory. . .'
| 68-Eighth street west and X street north, (resi
dence Of superintendent of police.
71--Police Station, 1st street west and F st. n.
72- (Gsorgetown) Police Station, High between
| Bridge street and tho canal.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
Interest in q RaiIroad SOLD.

New ORLEANS, August 24.-The in,
terest Of Messrs. May and Graham in the
lease Of the Carrollton railroad assigned
to the United States Government has been
sold by Mr.. Bell, on behalf OF the Govern.
ment, to Messrs. Bonnabel Dolhonde, La.
marie, Hernandez, and Ducross for 1885,
900, Of whichs 800, 900 was in cash and
the balance in secured notes Of three and
eix montha
The national Republican., 1867-08-26

GEN. SHKRrpAN.-The order removing
Gen. SHrRrpax from the command Of the
Fifth district has been countermanded on
account Of the prevalence Of the yellow
fever. II Is not deemed safe to transfer a
new man TO that country at this time, and
Gen. SHERIDAN will, therefore, remain at his
present post for time at least, or till the
fever shall have abated.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, August 24.-Flour lOa2O
cents lower; receipts 9,6O2 barrels. Wheat
la2 cents lower; receipts 3,759. Corn tal
cent lower; receipts l24,ll2. Rye dull
and 2 cents lower. Oats dull and heavy
Pork frmer, Mess $23.50aS23.55. Lard
quiet at l3tal4 cents. Whiskey hrm
Barly nominal. Peas quiet. Cotton quiet
at 2s cents for middling UplandS. Frelghti
nominal. Spirits turpentine quiet at 6S3
cents.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26

MORE RuMoRs.-Speculation and ruinor
is still rife in regard to the changes in the
Cabinet. 1t is now confidently asserted
that Mcssrs SEWARD, WELLEs, McCuLLocH'
and RANDALL will retire on the lst OF Sep
tember. We still doubt the truthfulness
Of these rumors,
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
The Tradesmsu's Bank Defalca.
..' tiOu.

New RYoRK, August 24.-Garnissee
Baker, one Of the defhulters in the Trades
mems Bank case, was examined before
Judge Hogan yesterday OF the Toombs.
The President OF the bank made o lengthy
statement, but the prisoners counsel
moved for his discharge on the ground
that no proof Of crime had been adduced.
The court reserved It's decision, admitting
the prisoner, in the meantime, to bail in
the sum Of $4,000.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
Rayages OF the yellow Fever.

GALVESTON. August 24.-0ver hun
dred Of the principal citizens Of Corpus
Christi, including Presbyterian and Meth
odist ministers, druggists and merchants,
have died Of the yellow fever. "
NEW ORLEANS, August 24.-The yellow
fever is slightly abating here; there were
nineteen burials yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
Il ARTICLES AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY
YARD,
NAvr PArNAsrER's orYicR,

NAVY Panama. oPYIcR,
wAsHiSdroS, d. o., August "a, 1857
Sealed proposals, to be endorsed Proposals. will
be received at this once uatl IL m the second day
Of September, 1857 for the following articles tohic
must DC Of The very best quality to bo delivered, free
Of expense and Government tax, at the ngton
Navy Yard, and subject to the usual inspection
thereat, to.wit:
Bureau Of Ordnance
9Nhree) Barrels Of Lard OIL.
lso lone hundred and thirty feet Double Betting
inches wide.
u (welve) doren l2-ineh Hand Bastard Files.
Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting.
tone) Double Belt, a. feet long and 10 inehe.
wide, leather.
(one) Single Belt, "a feet long and olf inches
wide, leather.
Responsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery of supplies awarded
bidders to be had at this oAee.
CALVIN @. JACKSON,
au26.3t Paymaster, q. g. Navy.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26

The $l.50 LINEN CoATs now selling at 81,
in order to close them out at A. s4ks 4 Co q, sl7
Seventh street, adjoining National Bank Of tho Re
public. Call early and secure one
The national Republican., 1867-08-26

90 Free to Evsrybody.-A large O PIP.
Circular, giving Information OF the greatest import
Anes to the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the dsspissd respected, aud the forsakan loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, by re-
turn mail, Address p. o. Drawer,H,
mhl9-d&wly Troy, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
L o @ AL TIE M s ,

The $l5 MES's ALL Wool LSuIrs.-Prices
reduced to sll suit, and reduction in prices Of
% per cent. has been made on our Linen Wear, at
A. saks 4 Co. e, 6l7 Seventh street
The national Republican., 1867-08-26

MY PorIcY is to sell Clothing for One
Price only the corner OF Seventh street and Mary.
land avenue. Gro. c HRssISa
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
Austrian Soldiers Going Home.

New YoRK, August 24.-The steamer
Monterey, from New Orleans, has arrived
here with Austrian troops on board
They will leave for Europe by tho Western
Metropolis to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
D. C. MAYO e. CO.'S,
CELEBRATED BRANDS
OF
CHEWING AND SMOKING ToBACCos.

CHEWING AND SMOKING ToBACCos.
RIcHsoSD, Va, August 10, 1867.
This 10 to certify that We have appointed p. II.
WEIGH, Wholesale TobAeconist, ls4 fennsylvAnia
avenue, between Seventeenth and ghtssnth Streets
our exclusive agent for the selling Of our popular
brands Of rr
CHEWING AnD SMOKING foBACCos
for the DistrlAt Of ceiarabia and AlexandriA, Va,
with authority 10 sell 81 our FACTORY PRIORs.
Parties buying our brands Of Mr.. wslsh will be
Aeoommod Aied with small quantitiss al same rates
As BY the Of us, and save freight The follow
ing brands Of our manufacture can be had Of our
agent, viz:
CHEWING TOBACCO'S.
"JUsT THE THING, Packet prices.
"RRwARD OF INDUSTRY
"PRIDR OF VIRGINIA"
I'D. Q. MlYos NAVY"
II. P. CLINToN's extra SWEET '-PSuuds.
"oRNoKo."
SMOKING ToBACCo's.
''vIR0INIA CHOICE"
''JUsT THE THINa.''
"PIoNBER OF THE OLD DOMINION
Auf6-u D. c. MAYO Co
DOUDRETTE. POUDRETTE.
Pages United States Poudretts for sale in apy
quantity by J. p. Bartholow, sole agent No b5s
Seventh street, below the avenue. au2Slms
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
PROPOSALS FOR HAY,

OFFICE sUPERvIsIso oUARrRRNAsrRR
Sen .DIsrRIcr Rio 0RAsDR,
BRowSsvILLE, TEXAS, August 8, 1867.
Sealed proposals for furnishing Hay required for
Issue will be received at this oniee until MONDAY
the I'd Of September, 1857, at IL o'clock, m. to be
delivered In Brownsville, Texas. In four months,
ending December 81 1867 aud In such quantities as
the undersigned may direct.
Delivery to commence within twenty days after
signing the contract.
, The Hay to be weighed by person sppointed for
the purpose.
Bids must be accompanied by the names OF at least
two responsible persons who will signify their will
lngness to become sursss for the faithful perform
ance Of the same, II awarded 10 him, by endorse
ment thereon.
Proposals to be made In triplieate, with n COPY
OF this advertisement annexed to each.
The right to reject any all Of the bids is hereby
reserved.
Proposals to be endorsed proposals. for Hay
and addressed to the undersigned at this office.
@. H. HoYT,
Captain and A. O. NJ, .. s. L..
auA-td Sup, q, M, 4, d, Rio GrAnde,
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
A Chang. but not an Improvement.

ChnnEe but not an Improvement.
We notice that the hacks which for sometime
past have occupied Psnnsylvania avenue In front
Of willard's hotel have been moved from that
ocality to position In the centre Of Fourteent tn
street, between the avenue and F street. II
strikes US that this regulation by whomsoever
made is little less than nuisance, and for this
reason : this portion Of Fourteenth street Is a
vsry fno thoroughfare and ought not to bo OBJ.
structsd In this manner, and besides, this hack
stand Is In too near proximity to the dining hall
Of willard's hotel to render Il agreeable to tho
guests Of that establishment.
We think We utter not only the wishes Of those
people who live in this vicinity, and do business
there, but also speak the opinion of our citizens
generally, when We say that some other locality
should be found for hack stand.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
COMM ERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, August "a. Coffee dull and
nominal Rio at l0al2l cents for fair to prime
cargoes. Cotton dull and nominal at 2S cents
for middling Flour-salss Howard street, extra,
Sl0.37ij City Mills, superhne, 1925. Wheat
declined cents choice Maryland and Virginia
red, $3.50; fair to prime do. 81. .35a2.4 46i white
unchanged. Corn dull and lower for whitei
fair to prime, 81 .O6Sl. .09i yellow, $l.l6j Oats
lower at 50a59 cents-the latter for strictly
prime. Rye irregular at $1.6oal.75i inferior as
low as $40 Provisions quiet and steady at
previous quotations for all kinds. Sugar steady
md quiet at Hall; cents for fair to good re-
fning. Whiskey nominal-no sales
Marine News
The national Republican., 1867-08-26

AS- Know Thy Destiny.-Madnm. Il. F.
rHoRsroS, the great English Astrologi Csirvoyant
and Psyehomerieian, who has astonishsd the seien.
ife classes Of tho Old World has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME THORNTON Possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, as to enable
her to imPart knowledge Of the greatest Importance
10 the single or married Of either sex While in A
state Of trance, she delinses the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and by tho aid Of an
Instrument Of intense power, known IS the Psyeh.
omotrope, guarantees to produce life. like picture
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant to-
ssthsr with date Of marriage, position in lfe lead
Ing traits Of character, Sc. This Is no humbug, as
thousands oftes monials can assert. Sho will send
when desired certified eortiheats, or written guar.
Anee, that the picture is what 1t purports to be.
By enclosing small lock OF hair, and stating place
Of birth, age. disposition and complexion, and on
elosirg dfy cents and stamped envelope addressed
to YOURSELF you will receive the picture and desired
Information by return mOil. All communications
sseredly eouhdential. Address, in confidence, MAD.
AAE 3. =. THoSSroS, P. o. Box 22s, Hudson, NY.
mhl9-dSwly
The national Republican., 1867-08-26

To Consumpttves.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks, by
very simple remedy, aftor having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, aad that dread
disease, Consumption, is anxious to make known to
his fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t ho will send copy Of the pre-
seripton used, urse Of ehsrge,) with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
ind suRn CuRH roR cossuHPTIos, ASTHMA, BRox.
oHrris, as. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he eouesIves to be In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. as 1t will cost them nothing and may prove
. blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will plee7s ad .
dress REV. EDWARD 4. wILSGN.
oe23-dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co, NY.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
"New York VS.. washipgtoni
rnv nArTnNIf p.pr nav ~, up

THE NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUB
Will play game with the
MUTUAL CLUB NRw YORK,
On MONDAY, August 20, at az clock, p. m. on the
Nationals Grounds, near the State Department.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman aud ladies', twenty.
hye cents.
Holders OF season and complimentary tickets will
bs required to present them at the gate.
By order Of the Club,
JOHN D. HYER,
au2o't Correspo ponding eeeretary.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ara public Temperance Meeting will
bc held In front ofthe post oncs Georgetown, D. c.,
Tonight, August 20, at haif past7 o'clock, under
the auspices Of Potomac Division Sons Of Temper.
anee.
A%ConservativeArmy and Navy Union.-
There will be aregulSr meeting OF the Conserva-
tive Army and Navy Union, on Tuesdsy evening, at
~ o'clock. at the City Hail. ALI honorably dis
charged Soldiers aud Sailors cordially Invited to
join In the meeting By order Of the Executive
Committee
II JAMES R. o'BEIRNR, President.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26

KW fUHk bEUOND bUAHD bALkb,
Coupons, lllti 6-20's, 1862, ISL b.20's, 1864,
1921; b-2o's, 1855, ll0li 6-2o's, January and
July, 1865, 1856 lo-4O's 1921 1905, August,
1915 1905, June lo7i 1905 July, lot,
Gold, 140i.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26

DOR RENT-A DESIRABLE PRI-
IL WAITE RESIDENCE, with handsome Flower
Garden attached, situated between Seventh and
Eighth streets west, at the Intersection OF Maryland
and virginia ayenues For terms apply to
JOHN H. sEMMKB
Jell.tuthsau seaton House.
The national Republican., 1867-08-26
FOR SALE OR RENT.

E0R RENT.-TWO ROOMS SUITA-
ii BILE for a Painter or a Carpenter. laquire at
4U7 street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Au23-3ls
The national Republican., 1867-08-26

Pages United States Poudretts for sale In an,
quantity by J: p. Bartholow, sole agent, No. 65
Seventh street, below the avenue. au2Sims
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DIED

CAyENDIO Wolle1lay Jan g. hs Mile Cavendish, saer =
II. friends nns soa.snes' arc respectfully nIe9 TO attend The
av. a. 10 from Der late residence Nc ld IhcnP
Stsn Ia - '''
CoNovER P-rrspof Broosr Tuesday evening
Che ga u G'','a. A ConoyS 10 , olh }s o DIS c
TIE friends Of ne family invited o. attend the msta AZ "s
S o5ss J gss i9 ,sio5 5"''' ''''-'' ~ %
GAFPNTyu Mott Haven Tnesiay 2si last, MARY Elizabeth
youugr oi Richard anu Martha uainey aged years Il
TIL an ssi s1.. @ g i1i Ss Ssi pss s5S''
JAcKsoNA. weodsdigg \ j. weansssy jan 20 Agnes D.
Tho e5 an, eni o. The family invited . attend her un,r,l
from Pres5 Church a. o'clock On frdhy afternoon Cars
leave CouIdani-s, Ferry at 10 a A. return at D. H.
MRAB-lr this city Monday, g. $780, susanna wife Of Wm
Tho Z, AMI flds family invited to attend her funeral
a her late residence No 52 MadsOnss near Goayerneur On
poyERoyo- or about SATURDAY Dee % 1896 at Chrstsn,isdt
Island q Cruz Benjamin. PomcOy Of Southport Coma tue
Due notice viii be yea ihe funeral the ARRIVAL Of his remains per
brig nellie.
RIKfRIr Broota. on Tuesday Jan o. Abraham T Rike Ia The
III: ana ipi. fhs family r,pefF invited to '''sld
r. tsuce Cufrt Brooklyn The remains VII be taken
70 Passaic n. j. for interlneni. Friday morning.
REYYoLDS-on noniay jan p william Reynolds Il the 18Th gear OF
Tbs and friends o. family respect Invited 90 attend
The ua' foe BIZ, n, ' rss@ 5ss sS'' i' " 90
fsre In the ssh year age Tyler sabOatsa sou OF FA" SAD
sEwARpo TUESDAY jan e. Thooior, r Seward 10 the 2 ear
rS 9 an, relative, Of the family invited to siea, the an,
Nom tts Ts,enth Presbyterian Church h4' th mist near
IN. Thursday afternoon, a. o G0dA u frnaias
vii /. take 10 Goshen o intorueni b. the ~ " "Aa tdsg
25tb last
sTrRGpsr Tuesday morning Ids Lori rsc Of Rtsns surss'
flat OF her age f..t,., A. .,.A A., 49,,
se At the residence he Daniel L. stnrge highly siI,h
se."ss aSa The rpaa vii De taken to bridgeport Com
wutfANSON-At Newark, n j. rueslay Jaa o. Ms MARY
WVs.wson Of BROOKLYN l. I, eyed SO years
r".y vii take place THURSDAY o'clock from the resi-
rs Of her sister Mrs Copeusn l9i Panes Newark n j.
gSd, Of dc family Invited attend without further notice
NnfthA ,ttlaV LAM a.
second sol Of William Wood o. NrN-lork
THE MEMBERS or gHE MEClfANIcS MUTUAL BUILDING
MATERIAL ASSOCIATION requested attend tie funeral o. q A
CONOvER late President faa Crseo Church. Bcekin Hghts 81
W LAIMBEsR Vice President.
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IMPARTIAL SUTFR4GE
,rrr1Nc M - coorrn MsrnuIE.

NrETINC AT TIL COOPER INSTITUTE
Last evening n meeting OF colored citizens was
held Of Cooper Institute for tho purpose ~ celebrating
the granting - Impartial suffrage In tho District OF Co
lumha Tue meeting was called together under the aus
uicc. ul the Cosmopolitan ArsOcati0u The Rev. JOh4
bntCr-on apooeYrd ipt the nouatendnnce OF several 81
the gentlemen who 90 nave taken prominent part
ia f preceding az The ening. PIu William U0Tard
caIur storm bound and Was consequently among the
ID esing Di sidney also b-ent-detulntd NJ nome
b. tIrkue-t A deputatlou or the linton League Ilup
won io have puIt rputed iu the celebration, but from
como rtuslis, they We're unable 90 rulhu thelr
ctr4ecnpnf A Communication was received rom
tho Iuvtaf nn ~ tho Committee ~ Arrangements Dht
warmly oougratgtug the coorcd people on thet recent
and gr.tt success Mr. Peterson then spoke " le In'
IUlll tam Club Association formed Pos fcW young
co.1trd mon about ESQ years since for tho purpose OF
moral aNd mental culture and Improvement Ihld Nta
tho first time that they had appentcd n public ana lac
wa. s1rr that many thing tended % rcude che meet
Ihs Chairman thea introduced Mr. George 7. DOWNING
h1 fad -loIf HdIre. thGnfreht advantage 70 ne
reanrd fr,m che blaoS startling before tue laN IN
equh IS with tAe white lLcir ,onn should nave te
RIGHT f6 ralu ths boa 90 with the son oi The Wlfe
man. A. 'lc conclusion oi hr Dowuin-s address the
cLalrusi introduced tLp audience Mr. George lhomp
SON who lhdc eloquent speech on the relaiion' DC
tween tho white and black Thirty years ago.
when ne landed ia New-fUrh lac was ecttcd nom
one OF thu most respectable hotels iu NeW1Ork mercy
bseau.e Do brought. With him from Europe the reputation
o being Tho ucompromised advocate OF he ghr OF the
c0.orcd roct. TGen Washington Was the hohdquarer. or
the slave trade. end uou not slave pen, auction mar o
si4. itself exists ilc did not Why BLACK nan should
D. denied the hight 90 vote