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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

PROPERTY SALks IN ALEXANDRIA-Messrs
Green Wise, real estate agents and auct,on.
GERS, sold saturday, by auction. the three story
Dick dwelling house on the east side of Fair
fax street. between King and Prince 10 Ell
ward 4. Fletcher, esq, for Si.02J. The same
e. Dtleme n have also sold, AZ private sale the
one-story frame house and lot on Henry street.
between King and Prince, east SIDE 10 RF
Dudley, Tor t.}OO.-It .Idndrin ca H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Trustees and
Teachers OF the Pablic Schools, IS called for
this evening, NJ he Miller Scnool-house on II
street. The OF eci OF this meeting as we learn
is &c obtain full explanation of the & ~ - :
Laba's metbt5 81 organizing AID cultiyaring
the memory.
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FAIBFAx AND GEORGETOwN TURNPIKE
s. Il. CUrDeit, q. Nandenberg, John febrey,
Harvey Bailey, and ]. T. Clo-e We're yesterday
appointed by the County Court in AIexandrit,
com ms sioneIs 10 appraise land damages IA
this county along the proposed line OF the FAIR
fax and Georgetown Turnpike.
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CITY ITEMS.

LADIIe DR1eeRe CLRANsRp without being
ripped. Spots Of champagne, ice cream, gree e,
etc. taken out without cleaning the VT .
hid Gloves, Fancy Shoes cleaned withou-
smell Anthony Fisher, first-class Scourin g
and Aeentne for the Staten Island Dyeing
No. 4ie 7th street, opposite Patent Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

WALLS OPERA HoCsE-1his is positively
the last week OF la Rue's Minstreis whose en-
teT;aInms nts have feen 20 popular. There
Will be- an snure change of programme to-
night, bringing cut the full strength Of The ex =
cellent company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

CoRNe, &o.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
OF twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established AZ
va Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 6.a
streets, since ls6l, successfully treats Corus,
Bunions, Chilbia,ns, Club and ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet without
pam or inconvenience 20 the patient The
sooe canbe worn with ease Immediately
after the Operation. Refers 70 The many
eminent physicians, surgeons and thou Sauis
OF other responsible persons who patTonIz.
bis establishment Hours from A. m - 8 D.
m. Owing 10 press of business AZ od5ce Or
WINE Is unable 20 visit patients At their resi-
dences except between 6 and SIP. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

PTBIIC MEETING OF THE +. V.fH. r. &. A.
To-IIeh t. Washington Circle, No. B. Brother
prndence Circle, OF GEORGETOWN, AZ Forrest
Hall when the hall will be open 10 the publ ?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

TIE AUDITING CoMMITTEs.-TbiS commit
tee-Aldermen Croker and NCCathran and
Councimen Bates and Bartlet,-are stIil IN
session II The City Hall, and will probably con-
nnue their sessions for two or three weeks
longer Thus far they have received and
passed upon claims amounting 20 over - Owu.
Ii j. ihought that the entire amount OF the hoa'-
ing debt Will not exceed S5,U,NC, and most of
Tins amount will pass through the hands Of this
coz mlttee. The committee will receive claims
hereafter from 10 to o'clock, so that they may
IN the afternoon pass npon the claims fiiaf
or he bills passed, sl36,3o0 have been paid 10
bends
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements

Ms MOTT 1E Two LECTURES will be- 4. liv
HS eItd by Rev. " SAMSON tor ne ',e %
NJ ot the fIIst Baptist Chu req. in tue Church OF
nHntsrton street, GeorGet' WI. on WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS. February 81 aid 10th. Subject p Il
6stine ard Jerusalem Admission Is cts It.
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SILVER PLATED WARE-Cara Baskets, A.
Cake Baskets, si.se; Tea Pots, sI.55 Knife.
Fork and Spoon, 81; received this morning. al
Prge's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No ass Pa.
avenue, near ~ street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

La CoTEEIR CARNIVAL at MarIni's As EN-
bly, Rooms, on thursday evening next, will be
one of the finest masqueraues ever gwen 10
this city. The subscription books are beng
rapidly fk.ed mp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

INCENDIAEIsM.-L.ast evening, the hay bar
racks of Rev. DIR. Buck, near Rock Creek
Church, was set on fire and consumed, with /
large amount OF hay; 10 S about $3.50.
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WASHINGTON CHRISTIAN

WASHINGTON CHRISTIAN UNION.-At the
annual meeting of the Washington Christian
Union, held last evening. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President.
James NJ. blanchard, Esq; First Vice PresI-
dent. John Edwin Mason, VI D.: Second Vice
President, DIR. J. w. Jayne; Recording Secre-
tary. +. ;. Nichols; Corresponding Secretary,
w. ii. Treadway; Treasurer. John a HAY
ward: Librarian, Hiram Pitts; Executive com.
mIttee-J. II. Crossman. George E. Baker
Rev. VIM. Sharman, and J. X. Fletcher
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'HoMPsoy Has usroxun N

DOCTOR J. II. THOMPSON HAS RREovsp n
once ana residence from the First Ward d.
Msssachu sets avenue, between Thirteenth A.
Fourteenth streets, immediately east of Foar.
tenth street. Once hours before 10 a. IN, AID
from 10 p m. Hours OF attendance a. n.
Nomsn's Hospital, from TO 2p. N. evar
dry, Sundays excepted. ln9
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THE COUR rs.

TIE MASONIC Carnival 10 come off this even
ing AT Wizards Hotel, will De grand affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

The TREASURER OF THE PRovIDRNr Am
SOCIETY, Alex. X. Shepherd, Esq, acxnowI.
edges the receipt OF the folio wing amounts since
last notice: From Mr.. Charles f. Coon for
Treasurer Office. Treasury Department, IL );
nom Mr. j. NJ McGrew, for General Post
Office department, S1il.5O; from Mr. George r
Blown. Sergeant at Arms T.. :. Senate Secr.
tarys Office, SI27; SPrgeant.at- Arms Office
for Office Comptroller OF Currency, Sll.:5.
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SALES or REAL EsrArR-(ooper A I.a,imer.
ane'IOneers, have sold par; OF lot - IN square
BIS, with Improvements. on Sd stree, west, be.
tween n and J. streets sonth, 10 q. L. Hine, for
SSt; lot 10, IN square al, containing about
$40 feet, 70 John w. Starr. a. q. cents Der
mare loot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

THE STEAMSHIP T.. e.. KNIGHT has arrived
here with full cargo from New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-02

TO-DAY Feb ID, is set apari by astronomers
and met biologists As the occasion when the
recognized weather dictator the Ground Hog
either comes ont of or goes INTO his hole, We
forget who b: and he either or don't see ms
shadow, whichever II may be; and If So the
Weather for the next six weeks or longer Is
Pl'her very pleasant OF very Dad. or hoth,-but
this point is not definitely settled. ANY way
however. the q. II. is q beautiful and usefni
Institution. Long may he wave,
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FANCY Co>TU sEs. Historical and C,mie.
many OF hem Just made and of the o.sr m,.
rial, nj MOI I~y' =, 10Th s'I-sst, between xnd
q. ANY costume desired Cat be obsalned an
sA0r neu,e.
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IL NOV h.
kINDLlNG AND STOVE WOOD FOB TN
MILLION
Having removed my Ntensive kindiins and
etove Wood Mill from the old establishsd plac.
foot Of seyenteenth 20 the foot of Seventh street
whore ] have greater facilities for procuring the
beet wood the shores Of Virginia and Marylsn.
can produce. am nov prepared TO furnish INV OH
custom and the public generally with all kinds
Of wood, s>wsd and split, in aHy length or siz.
required, al tie
LOWEST BATES.
and delivered to any part Of the District of &c
lumtia
FBEE OF ENTRA CHARGE
All orders left At my Office, 323 ID street adloin
iDg the Star office, at the foot of 18th street
Will tie met With prompt gsoS4L attention.
lAl6-u THOMAS i. GAIT.
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TEE LECTURK al CARROLL Hall this evening
~ Rev W. t. Abderdon, ID. ID Of England,
" III De an intellectual treat. He has chosen
Tor DIS SUBJECT this evening "The Pope" b.
ing convert from the English Church, be can
present ne views Of both sides n regard 10 the
hsad Of The Catholic Church
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TESTIMONIALS.

THE 10 20 certify that bad tve Blnions fJr
three years standing, also ChilblAirs DO n Zee
Tor the last ten years Had no peace day T nigh.
Have tried various remedies, hut received
lief until commenced using Drap@r's Moude-fri
Medical Discovery. l obtained one halt ounce
BEETLE, which has effected q perfect cure
WM. l.. sEWARO, q 8. Pstent Ofir"-
sSorn TO and subscribed before me THE eth aay
Epw f. BRowN. Notary PubiIc
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psny in " he IN fine COLLATION. was se', 10 which
fnil Justice was done; when the AmphIons and
Other guests were inv ted into the parlor Al.
ter ihe performance OF several airs by tn seso-
clai'-, the company babe their host ID
nigh Among those present were Rsgis.er
Rssweil, J. Sayles Brown, Esq. +. II Done
gan. James q. Dulin, Esq, T.. II. bliss Sur
Neyor, and many other friends Of Mr. Bowen
The ladies OF the Mayors family contributed,
by their presence, TO make the STAIR most
pleasant one 70 all who participated.
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Judges OF
Ree.Chrou. kEXp ct
rTcLL BRIDGE AT GEosaErowN

N@TCLL BRIDGE AT GEORGETOWN
HRApQuA RraRS CoRPs OF ES5rxrERs
WAsHiN1ToS. u. L January >, lSts
hcJoy GtHtrai NJ. ScaoEtld. SaoT,tdry ~ W..
General. In compliance with the terms al
AleNandi ia Canal" have cApsed ins psc ton
be ste Of the bridge over the squeduct ac-D7-
tie Potomac river from GeoTgstowD to the vi
GINA shore, and do hereby certify that Ihe ga"
bridge IL so far completed rs to he ready. TIT p
corytnient for the passage Of persons animals, a.
vehicles -
Very respectfully, your obediont servant.
A. HUMPHREYS.
Brigadier General of Engineers, Comm Ano iHl.
Under the above certificate, the AQued net Bril-
10 nov open for travel. a. the chartered tolls
be collected ON and after TUESDAY: JsnnTy e.
Secretary and Treasurer Alex andria Canal nsi'-
rosd aud Bridge Company. Jsl2-I5I
~ GEORGETOWN, FEB Let, lsg
1 HE ENDERsIGsEb HAVE THIS D."
formed Copartn.rs ship, under the name and Be-
of BUkROl Chs & DOUGAL for the pur po., 1
conducting The Commission Business In FIolr
Grain, and other Produce, and Dealers in GuNGp
and Fertilizers. J. Z. BURROUGiIs-
W. n. DOUGAL.
The busiaess for the past thirteen years conduct
ed by NE has been this day assumed by Mess
Burroughs q Donegal. I cordially commend the
BENZ DAIRY,
fe2-Im IS Water st, Georgetown, u 1.
EokE FOB SALE.-Q-ders will be received fnr
y COKE at the Book and Stationery stor. I
GEO. T. GETTY CO No. los Bridge str.-r
Georgetown. and Twenty five (25l BusLsls del -
cred in any part OF Georgetown for s.. jAl6-l.n
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNfoN.-This or
rapIzstion met last evening n Union League
Han, MAJOR ". - Morse in the chair and after
addresses by MAJOR Short, Major Doughty, Mr.
O-well, Captain Garre'sOn, Captain VI an
ming, ana Others, the Union adjourned 10 ne
yesGebc- OF MayoY Bowen
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1 Row hSJOr. OAT NEAL, And other y YAKIMA,
60 70 7. 4: pO0LBYj Drus and PrescriDtioB
Store, Capitol RiU q TN
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RksIGNATION OF JUDGES OF ELECTION
Yesterday the following resignation OF ridges
OF election was submitted To the Court in
General Term:
Washing ton, d. c., January 26, Iec9.-To the
Honorable Judges OF the Supreme Cour, of the
District of Columbia-.Sps As the time for
which Jour honors appointed the "a undersigned
10 serve as - Judges Ct Election within and for
the city of Washington, in pursuance Of the act
OF Congress approved February 5. 1867, entitled
An act TO PUNISH illegal voting In the District
OF Columbia. and for other purposes Is about
to expire, we respectfully hereby teader our
designations of said ONCE, and express the
earnest wish that IL may he accepted by your
hCnors. We have the honor to De yours &c"
Signed by II. g. Robbins. l.. Clephane, Geo. h.
Plant, Peter +. Bacon.
This list includes all the present ridges OF
election except Mr.. W. A. Coox. TIE paper
was filed but no action taken.
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WASH row. II {
his ~ 10 certify that have has . very painful
Bunion OF two years standing, has been Tor = !. 3
cesl 81 the time painful sud badly ssollen %
nnaole me 90 wear shoe have trie 4 many said %
te remedies, but have had no relief until A com
menced using DRAPERs WONDERFUL MID
lCAL DISCOVERY. OF which Oh aimed one nsf
ounce bottle. sud now have pain; can ny
boots wholly WITHOUT any tscOnveuience. an rshs
one fourth Of the bottle left. ResideT CO So -
r. II GoppAED.
subscribed and sworn 20 before me. Justice z
the Pace IN and for " ashington County. ID. -,
WIN MAaTIs J. ?
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BOARD oF FIRE COMMISSIONERS The
Board az flre Con n.Is>ICnrrs met last evening
NJ me City Hall Thomas 7 Finley forans an
OF the Heck ana Ladder company was charged
win dIuB kelhe>s. dIsOTdeFly BEHAVIOR and
tohoLCt unbeconIng n gentleman. by the rni.r
thgIn'er EiwoOd. he stated the circums tan -
epS y BE anq "hele occurring Several wit
ntsses vSf- examined. wneu the mater Wa
postponed fol- one week. Toe Tssignaii. IF
i. j >ewell as hUS-ler OF Union EIgine NJ. :.
Was received. and accepted A communicl- .on
" a. received from the CDief Engineer referring
10 recent euItOIltI> IN tne city papers. T-n ct
Ing on himself ana The COMMISSIONER 80.
ing c"nm't'e 9f ~ -r,,,;aG o. Tnoticr
OF Goodnli, 4 t6inn,itee was appointed -
cUBfeT, through he -ddyJr, WIN CJIn .n:,t-e- Oh
the Board OF Aldermen and Board of Common
Councils. ana - July iuye-t!5a-e all matters
conU-c;st with n. Fly department sILce The
scEIIn S'rFtioD Of ne present Board, and II
wss ag'e.d 1hat the Whole Board constitute
the q. r.Init'.e. I he resignation .; Charles
ID HitlaI1~. eNiTa-..1E 81 The Hook
ard i.audeT C,upsIy, vas accep. aG
CnI-f Engineer lIwCot reported George VI a.
10y SUSPENDED .Jr BENG drunk snd a. ,rd-rIy.
CICsTeI - sand ~u~ p-Uds a uuul heat plr-rty =
OF H. Beard. James EdnOnsiOn vas et-.-s 1
bostier Of No. I Engine, and JOnn Erigd.
sUI eTEUueIaEy. \ communication was re-
eeIysd from J0Bn J. Peabody, presenting D
th'' board = record OF fr-~ which occurred
while he Wa CGirf EngiupsT OF Lne Ere De-
pa I'D. II u ar 80 ylIEr system, aud a
vote gf-hatk~ rC W.. 'rauJHv Wa afopt-i A
1ommuIicai1p was also received from : II
I-SfC comb. asking aufhJTIfy 10 pro -. 20 Pm l.
aCeiPtia, New Ok. ANA BtiImOrr. for the
purpose Of inspecting Jhr t-i--tap4- 4. hos.
cltIts. with view ~ note any recent Improve
Usnts- adopted. Sub--cf 20 the approval OF ~ .
MAYO The Chl.f Engineer was auth Iriz-d .,
pITCt as hOrs-freO wherever he deemed IT, =
fer he interests of th- department y re-plu-
ton VAS al-O adopted requesting the Mayor >
pay To The legal representatives OF The CO'um a
FIe CCT. par : tolt volunteer Org4niLa.lOn1 he
Sl,stO due them on account of NJ tell and the r
InisTss: IA the building, they having expreS ed
With gErsS u accept bonds Tor the same. A
acted on after which he Bosrd adjourned
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ACCIDENT This morning about 9 o'clock
While a youth named Richard W ilson was IN
the act OF climbing 10 the seat OF mis- arner'.
wagon, on itb, near street, his foot shipped
nom the step and be fell 70 the ground The
circumstance caused the horse To start or when
the wheels Of the wagon passed over the LEFT
foot Of the unfortunate youth. breaking some of
the bones and mangling il con sIderably. He
was taken 10 his fathers residence and q phy-
sieisn sent for. who set the broken POINTS aud
rendered all other assistance necessary.
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TEE COLLIE TORS OFFICE The dI-lrIbu ION
of collections AT the Office OF A. q. Hall. E,o..
for The month Of January, Is as follows. Ftr.r
Ward fund, -, s99.32; Second Ward, ~&iI925:
Third Ward >l6SI -; Fourth Ward ~4,i57-5;
fn'h Ward, >lJ650; sixth Ward, &I,l4l ~
seventh Ward, Sl,.U9 -; School Fund
So.e3i2, Scbool-bouse fuDd, ScL6il.le: Metro
Holiian Police, >3,9lO.O6; Gas fund. ST. s}6.i3;
Ten years Sinking fund, Si.6e2- Special tax.
f21.s32s; to'aL S6lil657. Distribution OF
hcen-es and permits for the month OF January
were as follow: To General fund. ss,2sI 25: 70
Red' mpnon fund, Si.419. ~; TO SECOND Ward
fsnd, ~; to Third Ward fund, -; total
$.s.H.11.
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=, OFFICERS.
- LIAM PhilaGaIrhta. Presfdars
nl,goht , Ohsi man Finance aud Ersrrt,,.
HhHhf d. COOKE. Washington, Wee Fr....
and Acfuary. SNeEriai1
Is TURNER Washington. As.,.t.p, sac,.,.-,
fAASDAs " smiTH, VI ID . Medical Direer- ri
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fhASCAs q. SMITH, VI ID Medical Otreer--'
MEDICAL ADVISORY so,Ro.
n bAhS Is, surgeon GeueraI Ua,tas s..
J HoRWTfz. Chief Medical n.,
United States Navy, Washington psf'A'rf
ID. W. BLISS, N. d. Washington.
Tie ecyantssee ousred Dy tht. Oomrs,y.
Nss National COmpsny. Chartered bys o.,
oct OF Congress, 1858 " -t'.-.-'
Paid up capital Of 81 900 90
~ oilers low rates Of premium
Az lnIhishes larger Insurance than orhFr cd. ..
Benies for the same money
lis cennite and certain In It's terms
itbs home company in every locality
poncies ere exempt from attachment
fciee '''~''"us III ~"
kvery policy 10 non -forfeitabI-.
:, Poiiclre may be taken which pay 20 the i-.-rr-
their full amount aud return ell the pre-ntu M =
.ns, .ne Iosnrsnoe costs only the decrease oa tle
Policies will De Issued thst win BAY 70 IN. g..
sHred during life On annual Income 81 one 4, M
the amount named IN the policy.
10 ehtrs rate lie charged for risks upon thetiye.
IL fnsures not 90 secure DIVIDENDS but NJ 90 Low
. cost thst Dividends will De i'm possible
A LOCAL AGkNT Is WANTED IN KgEEN
COUNTY. and applications from Competent pAf-
nee for such agencies, win suit able nforsemenfs
sheuld be addressed 70 the Companys General
AGENTS only ntheir rec pective districts
circulars, Pan hlete, and full particulars si..a
90 Application 81 the Once Of the Com PAM in a ,
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Persons thus afflicted can have speedy and D.
feet cure ~srrssted CT money refunded.
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WASHINGTON, Jan IS, loe.
-B.-I an re1y % sntsS into contracs With
good and responsibls Rersous. myself making the
eDprcstto0 % cure Bunieus, OhillblaAns, asl
js H.,m II. DRAPIR
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than by private citizens for the same worh aud
material; and If any mechanic or other per son
hunks otherwise, he had better not uuder AXE
Job, for he will surely be uDdeceived when
he present Is his bill and calls for his money
hazard nothing in asserting that for year The
largest portion Of the revenue OF the corpora
ton was absOTb bed and u sed up by the extoruons
perpetrated by favorites and schemers under
the management and direction of q corrupt and
eoriupiing ring then existing in and around
the City Hall, which ring, thank Heaven, has
been scattered to the four winds, aud let us
hope II may never again be gathered together
We have no nee for such organizations
In little over month the Affairs Of the Gen.
eral Government will pass into Republl can
bands Under General Grant the principles
commended for during the rebellion will be car.
ried into effect wherever he has Jurisdiction;
struction, including the civil rights bill, will,
undoubtedly, be rigidly enforced. The oot-
RACES perpetrated upon Union men, white and
colored, IN the South, and indeed everywhere.
Will cease, and those who have been guilty Of
them will be properly punished. Equal rights
for all, regardless OF race, color or previous
condition, viii be secured Rebels aud r-bsl
sympathl1srs in the departments here VII! be
sen, adritt and their places filed by true and
loya men.
With such an administration in power; wit
affairs Of the city: with unity Of action mong
our Republican friends and Organizations b AIe
with a determination 10 eIpk all indiv ~ q al
preferences and differences OF opinion, and
work Tor principle alone, we will be for many
years masters Of the situation. and the schen IS
and devices OF all the rebels In our midst aud
theh Copperhead allies, will never be able 70
prevail against us
Gentlemen, owe you an apology for STAIN
ing you 60 long. an well aware that your
music wou1d have been much more agreeable
to those present than any thing have said on
this occasion, but we are often compelled 10
take some bitter with our sweet
Allow me 10 tender my ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tor
your hind attention. and to again express cay
gratitude and thanks TO the Soldiers aud
SailoSs' Union, and the Amphs0n Musical AS.
focianon, for the honor they have done M by
tni. visit.
The Mayor was ireq uestly applauded during
the delivery Of this address, and at Its close
WAs IoaAIy eheelso. de then nvited the com