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A leading commercial lawyer, Col. J. p.
Jackson, OF Kentucky, writes to a friend in
this city as follows:
Between heavy practice and public speak.
ing in which l have taken 8 leading part in
Kentucky and minor part In Ohio, an de-
gets the ofrces, II they are true men. My con.
Germ 10 for the nation. IL Seymour and Blair
should be elected think our Government is a
failure. This 10 my honest con ietion, and not
said for political Considerations. / feel that
in this fight we struggle for \ national exist
ence. That is the reason that, without pay OF
hope OF reward, am sacrificing my case and
rousing meetings In Kentucky and wherever
have been. At Frankfort and Kentucky they
were perfect ovAtions. The last election 10 nc
Indication of Kentucky's feelings. We need
leaders OF courage and decision, and the result
will be much changed"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

Pacific News-Mexican General Muir.
dered-The Purchase of sinaIoa-
The Juarez Govsrnme emit 10 be over.
thrown. m
SAN FHAScIsco. Sept. s.-MszstIsn advices
to the 18th ult., say that General Potonia was
assassinated on the 18th ult. by ofleers Of the
star OF General Canto. Capto was command.
Ing the garrison. General Patonia had been
ordered by General Canto TO report to head
quarters; not complying Immediately, no was
shot dead in the house OF friend His murder
caused much feeling against General Canto.
General Corona, on the receipt Of the news
dispatched courier with Official Instructions
to the authorities ordering General auerar to
take command OF Durango, and arrest and i'm
prison officers connected with the murder, In
eiuding aeuersilCsnto. It is feared General
Canto will pronounce against. Corona and the
general government rather than submit TO ar
rest.
The rumor OF the reported purchase Of
Sinaloa, by Secretary Seward, created a SEN
sstion among ofiice.hoiders who oppose the
sale, but the owners OF property and the
masses OF the people, including the Americans,
favor II.
The press OF the country 10 much alarmed
about fllibuste ring movements from Cuba,
New Orleans, the Rio Grande, and the Pacific
coast. Santa Anna, Lssods, and Marynez are
said to understand each others movements
and are determined to destroy the Juarez Gov.
ernment.
Lasoda Is reported to have issued strong
pronunciamento against the General Govern.
ment, and announces himself free and indie
pendent. He has immense stores OF corn and
war material. II is believed the Government
dare not attack him.
Two Americans have procured the right to
purchase eighty-four thousand acres OF land
| near Palo Alto.
Lower California advices are to August
Esd. Two reducing mills OF the Territory have
stopped work on account OF the high rate for
exporting silver.
It is believed the Tlrunifo Company, the
richest In Lower California, has suspended.
General Duvolas, the military governor, re.
fuses to surrender the control OF affairs to the
newly elected civil officer.
1t is reported that the superintenden OF the
Philadelphia mine at Alamas was mortslly
wounded by another American, who immedi.
ately shot himself.
Philip O. Pelez, engineer on United States
| steamer Lockawsnna, died August 2lst, aboard
| the steamer Ajax, of German island. He was
buried at La Paz, Lower California. The
funeral was attended by American residents
and Mexican military authorities.
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Negro Eligibility In Georgia.

ATLANTA, Sept. 3.-Yesterday the House
passed q resolution to hold two daily sessions
during the eligibility discussion. This morn
Ing, Toner, negro, spoke. He said "he was
entitled to the scat, and would not cringe.or
beg 1t. There 10 no parallel in the history Of
the world TO equal the scene presented here
to-day Never before was man arraigned be.
fore a legislative body for an offence commit
ted by God himself He did not know until
within the past three weeks the imbecility OF
tho Anglo Saxons. This question would not
be settled to-day, but would be handed down
to generations as long as the sun rose.
Who lrst took up reconstruction 1t was
brawny black men. This Is our Legislature.
The great question is, am a mani If SO, !
claim the rights OF man. Democratic princi.
pies will never find their level till they fnd
them In negroes of Pluto and Proserpine.
Democratic leaders advised the people to re-
main away from the polls. Blame them for
negroes holding seats on this floor Every
State is reconstructed under the act at no dis.
tinction shall be made on account OF color,
race or previous condition. If every scalawag
carpet-bagger rides into power on the backs OF
black men, ask Congress to take away the
ballot Submit the question to Congress or
convention. We will abide their decision.
'
recognize AGod. His name is not In It. II
this measure Is carried I will call a conven-
tion of my people, send for carpet-baggers,
scalawags, Yankees, any body for the Legisla.
turc except deorgiAns. You may drive US
out, but we will light torch never to be put
out while you make us your foes. will do
all can to poison my race against Democracy.
This measure means revolution. Look out
carpet.baggers. When we go this will turn
you out, impeach Bullock, and upset the con-
stitution.
In the afternoon session several members
participated. On the vote being taken the
negroes were declared ineligible by vote OF
80 to %, unseating 25 negroes. Four remain
who claim to be white men. Turner walked
out and brushed the dust from his ieet.
Others bowed to the speaker and waved their
hats to white members.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
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Congregational Nominations.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-General Cobb has been
nominated for Congress by the Republicans
Of the Third district of Wisconsin.
GREEN BAY, Wis, Sept. .. - Phieletus
Sawyer has been nominated for Congress by
the Republicans here.
Sc WATERTowS, Wis, Sept. 3,-B. =. Hop
kins has been nominated for Congress by the
Republicans OF the Second district.
ALLEsrowS. Pa, Sept. 3.-Hon. John b.
Stiles was this afternoon unanimously nomi-
mated to represent the Eleventh district In
Congress. by the Democratic convention.
ST. Louis, Sept. 3.-The Republicans OF the
second congressional district In convention
yesterday at Washington, Missouri, nominated
q. A. Finkelbury for Congress.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

COLUMBIA, S. o., Sept. 8. The Senate
passed the social equality bill in a very modi-
fed form.
De Large, member OF the House, resisted
the Sergeant-at-Arms,c ursing him very insult.
ingly. The House wasted the whole after
noon discussing the case.
The State constable reports to the Governor
the result OF the investigation Of the late
Santioc riot. The whole blame rests upon a
negro prophet called Bates.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

A CORRESPONDENT OF the Cincinnati Com.
mTCtdI,- after detailing his conventions In
Kentucky with various politicians, says Az
u summary OF what | saw and heard IN Ken
lucky, l can only say, that II the people over
there mean anything at all by their talk they
victory, viii inRugurate II At once, They seem
to bn desperate over the lOn OF slavery and
political power in the nation, and they now
feel ike doing what they did not ~ 1881 going
into the fight as u State as we'll hs individ'
uals,
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Disturbed State OF Affairs In Georgia.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. a-The young white
boy who had mysteIiousIy disappeared was
found near the city by some negroes, murdered,
his gun and clothing gone. 1t Is supposed he
was killed for them. An inquest WAS held
verdict killed by parties unknown. Great
excitement exists In the city. Parties had
been out three days in search Of the boy. They
met armed bodies OF negroes who halted them
Parties are now out securing the country for
the murderers
Robberies and assaults upon whites by ne
groeS OF roads leading to the city are of hourly
occurrence. The negroes In and around the
city are all thoroughly organized, drilled, and
well armed,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

LoursTos, Me-, Sept. IA political discus.
sion, In this city, will occur on Friday, Sep.
TENDER nth, between the Hon. Washington
Gilbert, OF Bath, and DR.. A. Garcilon, Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress. Gilbert was the
challenged party. The political excitement In
this part OF the State Is intense, and many
meetings are held daily.
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SCHOOL BOOKsi SCHOOL BOoKsl
BUY THEM AT
SHEPHERD 4 wHITAKER's,

| 'NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
! wAsnIsUTOS, d. G, August u lTd.
, On the petition Of jeremiah stsyer, Of Bristol ,
CONNECTICUT, praying for The extension " patent
granted him the l2th day Of December, 1854, for an
Improvement 10 machiues for soraping metals
A. II oldersd that said rstit Ion be heard at tLls
uhca On the I'D day Of November n9xt Any per
son may oppose thls extension, ObJeetlOns, de-
psitiohs, and other papers, should DO hled In this
VIZ 70 tSeaIy DAYS bofOre the day q hearaE;,,
.spi.F5w .Comuisaoact II PSteats
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

CHICAGO, Sept, ga billiard match Of 1900
points for 1900 and the championship Of iii.
nois, between Henry Pheres and Jas. Yer.
muclen at Music Hall last night was won by
the former, beating Vermuelen one hundred
and twenty three points.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

WE understand that Mr.. NJ. J. O'ShauFh,
Messy, the efficient Chief Of Division OF Ac,
counts In the Treasury OHlce, has resigned his
connection with the Treasury to resume the
commission business with his brother, at
Nashville, Tennessee We wish him success,
and hope he will find as many friends there
as he leaves here.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

The Petersburg tVa) Express, while yield.
ing to the distinguished soldiers and states
men recently assembled at white Sulphur
Springs the profoundest Difference, expresses
It's deepest regret that they should issue an
address TO the country. 1t says that nothing
can be gained BY mAnifcstoes of this kind
Issued in the midst Of al exciting canvass, 1t
will simply be regarded as SO much political
clap-trsp, while those who sign 1t will sacri
flee that position which their hitherto unbro-.
kea silence has so conspicuOusly commanded
throughout the North.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

NoTICEl-All Republican voters, who have
a right to vote in Maine, at the election on the
lith instant, are requested to meet at the Ma
ToNAL REPUBLICAN office, on Monday even.
ing next, at O'Clock. Let there be full at
tendance.
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DIED.

LEARY. On the Sd instant, at 10 o'clock, q, N,
pENNis, youngest child Of Paul and Margaret
The funeral VII .sss place from ,bs r,sidsse %
afternoon, the 9TH Instant, elock The friends
Of the family arc rsspeetfniiy invited % Attend.
Inst Of August, Miss HRsnisIrh .. GoLLis. form
eriy Of Boston, Mass, and Hollis, N. H., aged II
tBo.tona md Nashua. n n, papers please s.py. J
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

DEPARTMENT or STATE
WAshISGTON, September /, 1868. (
Information has been received at this De-
partment from MT z. s. SrALpINa, the Vice
Consul Of the United States at Honolulu, II.
l., Of the death, on the lith Of July last, at
II Honolulu, OF John Cameron, of Pictou, Nova
Srnttn
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.



BALTIMORE, September l. 1865
:, sealed nToEosaS' endcrsed Proposals fEI Sta;
sePte 6er ), isss, Tor TIE ioIiOwPRg srisiss pSs6
f d II ere pei Sa'S ;SmF
q ssPease to ne Goy:rlmeR!. at The once Of the
commanding ohcer OF the Naval Academy, An.
nSpolis, Maryland. subject to the usual inspee.
i9 reams oac!4l Paper
g reams Cap Paper.
7resms Letter Paper, ~
u Teans Note Paper.
Printed heading on portion Of the PAPER. A.
roam lhiek Blottiug Paper, white.
Iogms E4yelVpo Paper, bun
,ImI qheial EnyGlopes' assorted sizes.
ll,UD Note Envelopes
\ PORTION Of the Envelopes to DO directed aud
DOZEN soininon Glass Husbands.
luo gross blackboard Canyons.
5dross Black Lead Pencils.
~ gross Steel Pens, assorted,
igro.s penLoldeTS. rubber tips.
gross Red aud Blue Pencils.
eTOss Elastic Bands, assorted,
tdozen Indexes.
2doIen Peukuives.
2dOEen Black lnk, quarts
10 dozen Black Ink, pints
70 dozen BED lax .?ii bottles
10 bottles Masilage. with brush
a adisa F Roil .i hGSs.e.
BALI Wrappiag Cord ,Goar'o.
5 Ms. India Rubber,2O pieces to the n.
dozen Erasers.
ths. Sealing WaN,Ted
l2dOLen Arnold Coping lnk, quarts,
6doIeH Memorandum Books, assorted sizes
l3grOss Paper Fasteners, assorted sizes.
Letter Press Book, large cap size.
2dDken common Rulers.
JOfhce CalendeTt
ream Royal Paper. white. lsbyA
dozen Blank Book, assorted sizes
Samples Of the above mentioned articles can be
seen at this Office,
Blank forms for proposals can be obtained at this
o nee which must be properly allied up,
Tho right to reject any or al bids Is reserved.
EDWARD T, DUNN,
sept u PaymAsteT United States Navy.
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ST. LOUIS, sept. 3.-MeSsrs. Westheime Il
Eppstein, Wholesale gFoeeFs at st. JoSeph's,
Missouri, have failed. Liabilities, t9O,OOOi as
sets, $50, OOO
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Personal.
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGE rs.

Professor DANIEL 3. GRoUX, formerly teacher
Of Modern Languages At the 1eorgetown and CO.
successful during many years In imparting this
knowledge Of French, Spanish, and German, will
classes for instruction IN the above languages
Tr1nsatonS made also from the Italian. swed =
Office, No 5l6 Seventh street opposite the IntelliN
Reneer Building, between D and street, WASH
ington, d. C. sepl.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

PINR-BUNN In this city, on. Tuesday. Sept
70, York siI, e Mis-. 2 RAciRw. DuEs. Of Washing.
BBssrGRf@o '%sfffs.irAns.-o, wednesday, tn,
insant a. the residence Of the brides father, BY
INC , hes ~ Peyton Brown, gpwAhD BENTLEY.
's S 4 f;HH;I lsi. Nv , o'0sn
,sb ~ hneu,t. IN, TX ~ ,his elty the
GEoR0E d. CuSNiSdukx, to Miss EoRAH V. PIR.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

MANY SOUTHERN PAPss are discussing Cen
eral Rosecrans' visit to the White Sulphur
Springs. The Mobile Tribune expresses Its
disspproval OF the con ference, and asks II any
man OF sense believes that the Democratic
party, which is now organized for the Presi.
Dental campaign. will swerye from its course
in obedience to the quasi orders issuing from a
council of officers In Virginia. 1t declares that
the true course Of action for the southern gen.
erals is that adopted by Hampton. Instead of
holding councils Of peace In Virginia, 1t says,
let them come forth from their retirement and
take the stump in defense OF the Democratic
party, which is using all its exertions to re-
store to the South its lost rights and liberties
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Watches and Jewelry.

II JEwELRY.
~. o. HOOP. No; S's pennUylyania ayenne,
noe Gold JBWELRY, Solid Silver Ware, Spec!
taclss, Opera Glasses, Pocket and Table Cutlery
every variety Of silver-P Plated Ware. sc, at the
very lowest prices. DELI
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITEp STATES PATENT OFFICE,

go WAsHIsaToN, Jnly II, lSGs.
On the petition Of JOHE Ross, Of Brooklyn, n,
administrator Of the estate Of Charles Ross,
deceased, praying for the extension VI n patent
granted 70 the said Charles Ross, the l7th day OF
oetober' is,i, Tor an Improvement ~ Grinding Sur
Taco OF NILS, for seven years from the eNpi-
ration Of said patent, which takes place the 18th
day Of October. 1855
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on Monday, the 18th day Of September
next,a l2o clock and all persons fed 10
appear aud show cause, ifany they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted,
fersons opposing the extension are required to
die 10 tho Patent Ohiee their objections, specially
set forth IN Writing, ut least t0siU days before tho
day Of hepripgi aliesttmony nled by either party,
10 be used az the said hearing, must DO taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
once, which Will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, rellsd upon as tes-
timony. must be nled In the office tosRfv days be-
fore the day Of heaTlngI the arguments, II any,
within u. days after hling the testimony;
Ordered, also, that this notice be In the
d. c., and in the atlas. New York, N. y,
pnsI Of said publications to be At least sixty day
previous 10 the day Of hearing. -. -,
iyls .ssx Acting Commissioner Of Pato'tS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

SOME DAYS 'iNCEthe Secretary Of the Treas
ury submitted to the Attorney General for his
opinion the question Of compromises In the
Gascs of seizures under the internal revenue
Inw-thc new law requiring cases to DO sub
United to the Attorney General before any
compromise Ia allowed, Mr., Ashton, the act.
ing Attorney General, has prepared an opin.
ion, IN which 1t Ia held that the cases may be
referred to the Attorney General before and
Gtiu they have been acted on by the Secretary
Of the Treasury, but the Commissioner Of In.
ternal Revenue should express his opinion AS
to the eKpediency oil compromise before re.
lcrring case to the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. 1t 10 alsO held that full reports should
be made on the eases In the commissioners
office before reference to the Secretary or the
Attorney General The duty OF Independent
examination by each officer Ii In every case
insisted on,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

The LOUISIANA LEGIsLATCRE are doing a
work that to say the least, indicates progress.
II the people OF this eountrya single decade
ago had been told that the state OF Louisiana
would place upon its statute.book such legis-
lation, the man so announcing would have
been deemed lunatic. A day or two since a
bill was introduced hya colored member le-
CALLING parties living as man aud wife, with.
out regard to race or color or previous condi-
ton, and legitimatizIng their children, and lu
order TO Introduce this bill the standing rule
OF the Senate was suspended,
The believers In the doctrine that this Is a
"whIte mans government" must bestir them
selves
Another bill which was passed provides for
the arrest, fine aHd Imprisonment OF all plan.
tiers who discharge their laborers on account
OF their political views, and who attempt to
Interfere with their free exercise OF the cleo
tive franchise. And still another act was
passed, giving the laborer the right to levy
upon plantation property for arrears in wages.
There was considerable discussion upon all
these measures, but they all passed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

CALCULATING LIBRARY now open for sub.
y scribors at lis Pennsylvania avenue, between
Seventeenth aud Eighteenth streets. Ton thousand
books Those wishing to Join requested to call.
sopl-l In ALFRED HUNTER.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oPRICE.

- wAsHIS0rOS, D, c, Aug q, 1865
On the petition OF RnELISE M WooBRrPY, UAte
Bmeline NJ. .stedmAn, y OF Elizabeth, New Jersey,
executrix Of the estate Of George W. StednAn, de.
ceased, praying for the extension Of n patent
granted tho said George W. tedInsn, the 18th day
OF December, 1854, aud Teissued the 18th day Of
Chinesi
Its ordered that said petition be heard at this
once on the sd day Of November next ANY per
son may oppose this extension. Objections, dsposi-
lions, and other papers should be nled in this
Ofice twenty days before the day OF hearing.
ELISHA FOOfE,
se4- w3W COlnmi ssioneT Of Patents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

How 1T IS RECEIvGp-The result in Yer
mont has occasioncd considerable rejoicing
among Republicans throughout the country,
and classification among their opponents.
The New York World, Oh the day OF election,
said: awe predict handsome, decided, clear
Democratic gain" and on Wednesday 1t said
that "a larger vote than that Of last year was
poiled BY both parties, the increase being
greater on the Radical than on the Democ ratio
side" and then consoles itself with the rehec-
tion that "the Radicals have done no better
than they did four years ago" Tho New York
Herald says; Various causes might be as
signed for the result. There can be no doubt
but that to the course OF certain fre-eating
southern orators In proclaiming their up-
wavering devotion TO the rebel nag, in their
vulgar and vicious denunciations OF General
Grant, In their revival Of the dead issues of
the past, and In other ways, alike unwise, i'm.
polite and revolutionary, canthis Democratic
collapse In Vermont be mainly attributed"
The Richmond DlSpGieh professcs to believe
that "the result signifies nothing" and that
"vermont is u land OF political heathens."
The Republican press everywhere Is jubilant.
Our latest dispatches say that there Ia I'm
doubtedly Republican majority In the State
OF $4,000. The net gain In one hundred and
seventeen towns, from which offieisl returns
have been received foots up nearly 5000
votes.
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New Advertisements.
ii L A Do u A RT L rs FOB
SCHOOL BOOKS
SHEPHERD a wHITAKER's,

DY WILLIAM L. WALL Il CO, Auets,
ID Stores 3l5 and 9l7,
Southwest corner Penn. Ave. and Ninth street.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF MARBL. AT THE
U. s. CAPITOL AT AUCTION
on the grounds north Of the Capitol, on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, September 10, al 5 o clock,
we will sell. on the premises, a lot Of Marble.
smsng which are nine large Column Blocks
Bp order Of the Secretary Of the Interior.
EDWARD CLARK,
Architect, U. s. Capitol.
sea W L. WALL n co. Aucts
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THK johnson paper In Cincinnati has come
out for Grant and Colfax.
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rAT r E n ITO n . O HUI r 2 E
Hail, SEVENTH street. S.iSess and ar .tses.s, :,
p. m. to-day. to make Arrangements for the
funeral Of oar late brother, Charles Weiss, which
will take place at o'clock p. M, e;dax.
By 9rssr OF PETER DILL. v. P
". p d LIC SC II 90 L s.-Tho
V Teachers OF the Public Schools in the
FIRST District are requested to meet 10 the Female
and o streets. on SATURDAY,. the 81 Instant, at9
o'clock, q. m.
by order Of the - -.
sUB.BOkRD OF TRUSTEES. lar DIST.
s.pi.a
s"sPUBLIC SC II o OLs-sECOND
~ DlsrRICT,-The Sub Board desires to
meet tho Teachers Of the Second District on sATUR.
DAY, 9Th Instant, at three O'Clock, p. m, at the
MILLER SCHOOL BUILDING"
"oPUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR THE
VIZ purpose Of acting on applications for ad-
mission to the Public Schools the several sub
Boards will be in attendance on MONDAY, Sep
tcmber 7, and the Ave following days, from to
o'clock q, m, at the following places. via:
First District-School- house on the corner Of
Fourteenth and O streets.
Second District--Miller School house, II street.
between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Third District-Hallack School house.
Fourth District-hale Grammar School.
A. =. PARDON,