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Georgetown Advertisements.

FESTIEAL-The Isdtes
AS Of the METHODIST PROTESTANT
ChURnH, GEoRGETOWh, Opposite the Post
their Sunday School room. in the rear of tn
Church, commenctng THIS (Mondayl NIGHT
and continuing every evening during the week
Attractive Music, TableauN, &c JeIi st-
~COKE.-Orders for COKE viii recei e
W. prompt attention if lefs 1t the drug store o,
9. WASHINGTON CROPLEY, Corner Bride ana
Corerets streets, Georgetown. mys5-lm
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The SUNDAY SCHOOL UHIoN OF this CITY
holds q monthly meeting at the 18th. street Bal.
tist Church this evening, and il is requested
that ali the Sunday School teachers, both men
and women, Of all the churches be present 70
take counsel as TO the future work Of this so.
Ciety.
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To GLHNwOoD CENHTRRY.-By reference %
the adyer 'Isement, il will be seen that line OF
Stages has been established and runs from the
corner OF 18th street and New York avenue TO
Glenwood Cemetery every hour. This is q
great convenience TO persons desiring to visit
that burial place.
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"a ~ Wis I.ss r. isi.T.: - iie.s:
Ia! nAxI 1.c,S EAsLLen,IaKNf g 10, sss *
= ssi ia re sSS:: e. present.
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u, I.
wife them 10 the Council Chamber to 20 into
joint meeting for the purpose OF examining the
returns OF the Commissioners Of the late gen.
erai election; adopted, and Messrs. Pardon and
Holden were appointed the committee
mr.. Pardon offered a resolution adoptin 4
the rules Of order Of the last boards; which was
carried.
Aldermen Baker and Moore appeared as \
committee from the Upper Board, with a mes.
sage announcing that they had organized, and
Were ready to 60 into JOINT meeting.
JOINT MInrING.
AZ u O'Clock the members OF the Board OF
Aldermen appeared In the Council Chamber
and The joint meeting was organized by Gen
Crocker, President Of the Upper Board, being
eiecteu rIesioent, ana Mr. w. n. Pope, Score
tary OF the Common Council, Secretary Of the
Joint meeting.
Mr.. Taylor presented q resolution for the an.
Iointment OF committee OF seven-three Al.
dermen and and four Councilmen-ro examI ne
the returns OF election, and report the number
OF votes cast for Collector, Register, and Sur.
Mr.. Mor.el asked tina. the following name,
be read as an amendment:
sand that the said committee be instructed
10 inquire and report whether p. H. Done ,an,
returned as having received q majority Of the
thereto, In the absence Of any evidence Of his
naturalization a. citizen of the United States,
and that the attention OF the commlttse be
not appear, by the records Of the Court. that r.
n. DoneGan ever applied for naturalization
In May, 1855, person named Patrick Donegap
or Dunniean, formerly employed at the gas
works, flied notice Of his Intention to become q
citizen, and received lis naturalization papers
IN February, 1863. These papers are relied
upon 10 sustain the claim 10 citizenship OF p
H. Donegan; but in contradiction of this claim,
The fact appears OF record in the archives OF tue
British Legation, that in December, 1861, the
said p. II, Donegan, OF whose identity there is
no doubt, claimed and received the protect on
OF the British Government, upon his Own
statement that ne was q subject OF the Queen OF
Great Britain. II q subject OF the q ne N Of
legally naturalized in 1863, ana the records Of
the Court do not show that he was ever na.u.
rallied AT all; and this fact can be determined
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whom shall be referred all subjects relative 10
railroads.
MIR. knight offered the following, which was
adop'ed:
ResoIred, That there be a special committee,
consisting OF three members Of this Board ap.
pointed TO investigate the manner in which the
appropriation by Congress OF e296, 9a3 80 TO pay
certain claims for improvements in this city,
has been disposed OF.
The Char appointed Messrs. knight, Emery
and Moore as the committee under the above
resolution.
On motion of MI Baker. q committee OF two.
consisting OF Messrs. Baker and Moore were
appointed TO notify the Board Of Common
Council OF the organization OF the Board OF
Alder men, and of its readiness 70 20 into a
joint convention for the purpose Of counting
the ballet Is received for officers of the city.
communication was received from the
Mayor, nominating Mr.. Il. y Richards for Su.
perintep dent OF Public Schools, upon which
nom iDa alton some debate occurred, after which.
on motion OF Mr.. Slater, the Board proceeded
10 ballot upon his confirmation. with the fol.
lowing result Ayes, 10; nays, I: one blank
and one for "Richards."
TIE Char thereupon announced that Mr.
Richards nomination had been duly confirmed
Inc following communication was received
To the Board Of 4ldermen-8entlemen: IL has
oesn the custom, believe, for the executive
oncer OF the city to communicate with the
Councns. on the day OF the first meeting and
oreanlIaton of the two Boards, the conditlon
OF anairs Of the Coz poration, and TO recommend
Ior tnsu scuon such measures a. he may deem
expsalent. Relieving that this can be more
intelligsntly and satisfaetoriIv done aftsr N a
close OF tne fiscal year, have concluded 10
Posipone me matter tili your first meeting in
July. Al tnat time expect to be able to give
the executive department, which viii he AZ.
eompsnied BY reports from the several
branches thereof. Very respectfully,
. J. BOWIE, Mayor.
Also, communication from the Mavor am :
nouncing hrs approval OF several acts pas ,ed
by the late Councils
OI motion Of Mr.. Baker, the Board then took
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LOCAL " E W s.
speech Of Nr. Williams.

Adtrvss OF Gen. Croker.
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IN Ftp [ T.
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WARRANTED FREE FROM ApULTERATIcNi
Packed /" Bags OF GOO fb. czech,
Has raised good cronS % Wheat. Corn. Oats,
Potatoes. Grass Gotten. Tobacco and Verc.
tables of all kinds. Farmers tfo,!d do ,reH
II i"quire Of The nrort>t dsdir ~ fertilizers as
10 the results obtained fcin he use of,, C'-'n
pietf Manure. The growing crops Of Wheat,
at this time, freely attest lis virtues
RECOMMENDED rY
Booth & Garrett, Chemists, Philada.
Williams s. Moss, Chemists. rhlada
{ Elton Buck. Chemist. New York
And by all wLo have used il up to this time.
We haze numerous testimonials to the els
feet that It Is an Invaluable Fertilizer and ,ec
recommend il highly as a Top dresser :, OF
" heat ard Grass
DlNON, .SHARf'LESS & co.
SOLE AGENTS,
50 South Water and 10 South VARIES,
PHILApEtrtGt.
Fer Sale by WIN REYNOLDS,
20 South Street,
RALTIMoRE. MD.
or JOHN CEOONSHANKS.
ST INIaoE's. NJ
April >, lS6S-1y.
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Bowley's Quarter, Baltimore Co,
Mo-. 2lst, lSGS.
Mess. O. P Merryman / 60
Gentlemen The Raw Bone Phosphate l
bought OF YOU las, Spring, applied to Corn by
the side Of Peruvian Guano ia equal quantities.
and if there difference at all il was in IA
vor of the Phosphate. Ny COM Crop was cN,
ccllcnt. applied it also upon Oats and Pot.,-
toes with the most satisfactory results. ! pre-
fer it decidedly To Peruvian t;uono from the
fact that whilst the GUano spends itself upon
the growing crop, the effects Of the Phosphate
can be strongly seen in the crops following
Some ti'at applied to Potatoes by the side of
Fish Manure, made splendid yield the Fish
turning out an abundant crop of Vines, the
Phosphate the Potatoes. | have used it this
Fall upon my Wh"st and at this TING il looks
MS well as could desire.
GEORGE EDWARDS,
Overseer for DR.. VIM II keener.
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Letter troas u. 4. .Stmnls.
LeonardtU~n, St. Mary's Co, NJ

leonardtO~n, St. Mary %, I'D
Januar, 25th, 1869.
Messrs Her bert & HairSton.
GENrLEMEs:-In reply 10 your inquiry o.
the effects of Andrew Goes Phosphate, it
gives me pleasure 70 say used it 81 Irish
Potatoes, alongside of we'll rottei bArnyaid
manure, and found the gr, attest diiTetence in
favor OF the Pho.phate. The Potatoes were
as large agdIh and great many moro in the
bill also used it on my Corn and Tobacco
with entire satisfaction. used it my fall
Wheat ana at present see 30 difference in
that aud Peruvian Guano and Bone. | re-
gard it a valuable fertilizer.
Very respectfully,
Ii A SIMMS.
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Tie Putli>hc Of The baltimore States
man take pleasure in announcing that 10
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GEORGE EDWARDS,
Overseer for DR.. " III ii X sener.
18th District, Baltimore Co., Md, |

18th District, Baltimore Co.. Md,
Nov llth, 1868.
Mess O P Nerryman \ Go
Gentlemen II applied the Raw Bone Phos-
dhate purchased of you last Spring on my Corn,
sop! 10y side with one of the most pcTnlar and
expensive Fertilizers in the Market. and | could
seg II" difference yours WAY fully equal 10 it.
| also applied it to Turnps With perfect success.
Il gave such entire satisfaction that used Moth
ing else upon my Wheat this Fall | sowcd the
most of it the latter part of September, and at
this time il bids fair to make a good crop as
ever produced by the use of Peruvian or any
of.the expensive Guanos. have every conf
dcnce in it, 1t is only to he tried to be appre-
ciaJcd. Yours Respectfully,
IDF\'sk VILLAS
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uNGF abot, well known House has re-.
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lists.

7 Translated from the German expressly for
THE BALTIMORE .STITESH1N
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II used tho 'ErnoNpA GUAs0' last Spring on
my Corn at the rate of ABOUT, 100 lbs 10 the
Acre applying il in the hill. The result has
been most gratifying. have never seen any
Fertilizer net ~ quic>l, and rs well rs II las. |
used il on NY Wheat last fail with equally good
results.
Yours truly,
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johns " ILLIS.
Anne Arundel %. Nd. Nov. 10Th. |.

Anne ARUNDEL Co.. Nd, Nov 10th, 1865.
Mess = Merrvman n Co.
Gentlemen In answer to your enquiry as 10
what think of your Raw Bone Phosphate pur~
chased in July last, allow me 10 say--I gave it
a fair trial on Cabbage by the side Of ti,rse 9TH
er Fertilizers of acknowledged merit and found
it equa. if not better than the other and At less
cost am so well satisfied with it, I intend to
use il the coming Spring Yours, Truly.
REIN HAMMOND
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~ For sale at manufacturers price the coSt
of transportation added ~
WM f HOOPER.
Hollywood, Nd.
Feb -. I669-3m.
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Nov &c, 1868.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-14

it a powerful impulse in the way Of modern
progress and civilization. Egypt, through
the influence OF the Suez Canal, may, in time,
become an independent nation or empire;
but the Turkish empire, apart from that, is
safe and may expand. Still, the personal
influence of the Empress, the Emperor Napo-
leon and the Sultan, and even the influence Of
the great Powers upon the mighty social and
political changes that are taking place, are
subordinate to those other great instrumental
ties of the age-the magnetic telegraph, the
press and steam power. These are they, in
fact, that are revolutionizing the world and
individuals, no matter how great or distin-
guished are impelled by them. OF all the
remarkable persons of the age, however, there
is none, perhaps destined to exercise
greater influence, both in social life and the
political future, than the Empress Eugene.
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THE SPANISH THRONE STILL Co.'s Beg
eINe.-The Spaniards seem very difficult to
please in regard to the selection of a monarch,
and, on the other hand, several Of the proposed
candidates appear rather indifferent about ac-
cepting the proffered honors. The latest case
is that Of the Duke Of Genoa, whose cam
didature ia approved, it is said, by the
entire Cabinet Of Italy, but whose mother,
the Duchess, 1t appears, has not forgotten the
mournfnl fate of the Emperor Of Mexico.
From the many accounts received from various
parts of Spain II certainly would appear that
the elevated socialist ideas that prevail, espe-
oially among the country people, are far from
offering any great Inducements to the aspi-
rants. Whoever should prove the lucky win
ner Of the prize will have an excellent oppor-
unity Of making striking debAt on the regri
- Of Europe, and will soon find that II ter'
a. truth In the cid maxim. thss - ths
N|V,0h d not gold"