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We LIZ ptWAhDs
LETTER FROM Il. d. wAsHBURSE.
wAaHIEdroE, March u, 100

had tho pleasure to receive your letter
dated the 9th Of last month. You may be
sure that have learned with pleasure that
the affairs of your country In general are
prospecting. You know the interest which
have always had therein, and the satlsfac-
ton which 1t has been for me to know that
q country Is happy and prosperous. You
will have known OF my appointment as Sec
rotary OF State, but the condition Of my
health is such that am compelled to cay to
the President that 1t will not be possible for
me 70 perform my duties In manner conye
nient for the public interests and satlsfac-
tory to myself. He has accepted my reslg-
nation and nominated me as Minister to
France, which charge shall accept, and
shall sail within Ave or six weeks. / shall
be pleased to receive letters from you In that
country. The President has now organized
his Cabinet definitely, and believe It will
merit the confidence OF the country. The
President himself enjoys perfect health, and
is at the height Of the position which you
and hoped.
Present my respects to President Juarez.
4. B. wAsHBuRsE.
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The RESULTS OF sPEoULATIoS.-A grain
Spectator of Milwaukee has recently alb.
scouded, after having obtained large sums Of
money by means Of advances upon forged
bills OF ladIng Of -four. -Four years ago this
person, II Is stated, retired from the pork
packing business with $4,000 clear gain,
having been highly successful, his books
showing that on one day his profits from
sales amounted to $4,000. He then went
into whisky speculatlons, aud In two years
became utterly bankrupt, his assets being
merely nominal, and his liabilities amount
Ing to over $4,000. He next raised $4,000
on property belonging to his wife, and
became managing partner OF an extensive
mill, turning out two thousand barrels
Of -four a week. In this pos ition, he took
advantage Of his entire control Of the funds
TO enter into outside speculations, and bo-
coming involved entered upon a series Of
fraudulent transactions, such as drawing
the money Of the firm and obtaining ad-
vanees upon drafts drawn against forged
and altered bills of lading. This brief his
tory carries with it striking illustration Of
the dangers Of rash speculation.
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FoR PINE White Shirts go to the orlglnal
Franc, 49i Seventh street, between ID and
y. Prices rs, u, $l.25 and upward u
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FoR SUMNER DRAWERS go to the Original
Franc, Ava seventh street, between d and
E. Prices %, ~, 75c. 81 aud upward. 0
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SrSAn sAw.MILL. HORSES. MULES. 40.

Dsror ouAprrrxAsrsa,s oyyIoa,-
~ wAsHiNaroH, ID, c., May ~, 1850,
Will b. sold at pubtie suction. y adsy the diree.
ton Of Captain u, a Thomas, M. 3. X, al Lin.
cola depot. N MONDAY. 18th inst., eomsepeipG
at 10 a. m a lot Of Horses, Males, and Quartsr.
master Stores, consist :. u E.I, q ! IertsSls
Lathe AID Tools, Pulleys, shsninr, Bstlns, he.,
colnpleieI double acting steam Pump and Boiler.
iOoG teel ot Hard Lumbef-ost, Hietorr, and Ash,
~ Horses, Males,
ID Army Wagons, 4 Ambuiauces,
40, NJ Wagons, - Cart,
500 Ansuisass Do. -spOts.. rasrss.. YsilOss.
5000 II. aud N. Shoes, Pips-euttins Ma
(naw,) ehinel
2lOlba Scrap IIon, legal Boiler,
SSi lbs. old ChaIus, ecQ u. Cast IRON Pipe
lis Fet. Iarness, a.. n, Water Pipe,
sorted, mo n Leather Ao,e.
1870 Iron Bolts, 40 lbs Lead,
. Bolt-euttinE ma. 7lsi lbs. Grain Sacks,
chimes, b'Lantern-, assorted,
Attention Is especially called to the saw mill,
Horses and Mules TO be offered,
Terms Cash In 0overnment funds.
by authority of the ouarteTmssisr gssS.h
Deputy auAr,erm..tor General, Bvi. BIis, 6:s.
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TWENTY. SEVEN barges are lying below 81.
Louis loading iron orc for fluSpurg and
other points,
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For GOOD Cotton Socks go to the Original
Franc, 404 Seventh street, between d and
Y. Prices s, 10, Is, 2Oc. and upward.
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Mexico Letters from Ex-secre,ary
Seward aud Mintster washburnc.

MY ESTEEMED Mr.. *hEs. thank You for
your kind letter Of the Goth February last.
1t is particularly valuable to me because II
permits me TO Judge Of the degree Of exact
ness contained In the rumors which arc com
municated to US with regard to the late In
surrection at Puebla. Always hoping for
the restoration Of the Republic, under the
administration OF President Juarez and what
you have done In this important work,
found myself called upon, on every occasion
and everywhere, to quiet those who sympa-
thize with us, but who vaclllatc In consc-
quence Of the news, always exaggerated,
which the press and the telegraph communi.
cate to us.
Your letter found me In my home after
twenty years. absence therefrom. If at any
time you shosld leave Mexico, II would give
me much pleasure to receive you here again,
and 1t would also crafty me to receive any
one whom the President or Mrs. Juarez
should DO pleased to send. know nothing
Of the policy of the new Administration with
regard to Mexico, and for the present, at
least, shall avoid inquiring into 1t. Never
thelcss, expect that the condition Of things
consequent upon the change Of public officers
will prevent any notable change therein.
find II thoroughly, absolutely impossible to
visit Mexico this year, for am so engaged
In changing our residence to Auburn that
have had 10 defer IL till later.
beg you 10 continue your correspondence,
which Is as useful for our country as for
yours. am sincerely, &c.
W. II. SEWARD.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
uEADarAsrEHsF Issr MyLrrAnr Dursior.l
UyrICH CHinI auAlrEnslJIn, I
RicHnosp, VA NAY - lSe,
viii be sold by the undersiG ued At Public Aue.
tleo. eommeneiu At 10 a m. On SATURDAY, the
l2ll twenty. sec md Instant, at the Y, NJ ware
house, tROeket-, Ia Rlchm md, Va, the following
eJndempod public property, viii
Horses,
2Mules,
Army Wagon.
With other articles eomprisinE
Stationery,
Olee FURNITURE.
Harness, Saddles,
Tools Of various kinds,
Grain Sacks,
Wheelb ,rrow,
! BaIouehe,
and also lot OF
Knapsaeks,
HAyeuAeki,
Bedsaeks.
Axes, PIekp,
khovels. Spades, HAthsts,
Drums, Buglss,
Tents, Poles, and PLIES,
Trrms-Cash 10 uniied states currency.
Three days will be allowed purchasers TO remove
property.
BY order OF the aaartern,.ter g.nsr,l DATED
s.Atcs Army; o. CHAspLER,
taIy District. my N-tds
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT


80. -, 49,. .,.,. nus ""p'
snS.n,..,.d 80. =, Nv ,aao s"S caS 'To
$3.50 ''eo'as " 'ne 'no"h"a oAp'nn
voo.s ,0ssse aIUusa me world, Is foaud the
" ~ WINS solouthips 10 SNORT
IN. " M p'Ann o"aN o. oonth Ahotc'
nc observer Tue natives using IN the proPara'
noh o. .hsu 1909, peeuhAr o,i' which, upon
shsnon' 40 ouna 70 possess tho sppear"noe'
nsis' and FAVOR OF Batler' nppa farther uqu'ry'
however, he asesrtained that u was simply sub
stance that the natives distilled Ia crude aud I'm
psffsetmAnnsr, from 9 rich aud iuEurisnt plant
warn tropical country. A few years ago, an smi,
asnt French chemist. while on a professional visit
o the tropics, made numerous ezper' mepts with
this remarkable production OF nature, and suc.
essdsd in extracting concentrated essence Of tho
pis,t Tbs lormui. Tor n, pr,n,,a,,on. md tbs
soIT pIouT h, a. sat. ., ,hrs -. ,ns
.Ieiu,iys nropsrty Of mi, Compsny hy vhomit
~. nn,shs ~ f,om ,hs o,ls,naI SI.,ovs,s, W.
s,sim sor M. A. ,imn," Da rsrf.,t,v
harmless prspauhon- ...s-
Thst by in use net gain Of from MY to two
hundred Per cent. 10 made In the manufacture
ofButtsr.
q That Batter which from age or whaeyer cause
may bs strong, rancid. ,troaksd, or coarse.
trained. .ua oomps ratixsly u,eIe,. far general
n.s- nv ma IA m m. 'r,,rac, 1. ras,n,od IA
|. n. oridpAl fre,hp.s, And .wsetnss.. spe'vrsin
and even color.
& py the use Of this Extract. one pound Of dell.
sious, fresh Batter Is actually madO from one
pini Of milk.
T. The pure and excellent table Butter can
made. alta cost or onib 10 cents per pound,
The chile expense " e-ein being Batter which
IL the essential base.
.. That Buttsr nAnufaetursd By tho aid of this Ex-
traesis equal In every respect to tas bcst But.
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SUPREME CouRr-GgsEuAL TERS.-All the
Judges sat In bdne yesterday and wcrs occupied
with the following cases;
THE DE VAUGHN WILL CASE.
VIM. DE Vaughn 81 al vs., y. r. De Vaughn 81
al, This case came up on questions growing
out OF the construction OF the viii OF Saml De
certine ate from Judge Olin, holding the spe-
cisl term, aad reported yesterday.
The main question arising on The VIII was
her heirs snd assigns forever, such devise had
lspsed by the death Of NJ. A. Mitchell during
the life OF the teststor.
guaent yesterdsy, eoSteaded that The testa-
tor had manifested an inteniion thSt this
device should not lapse, and she especially
selects her heirs as the devises, to whom THIS
OF the decease OF their mother, no matter
when that event should occur, And this 10 sun
eient to prevent = lapse, and the heir. take
Mr.. Merriok argued the law to be that II n
devise was such that on the death OF the hrrt
taker the ordinary course OF descent was al
tered, then there was no lapsej but II the de-
wise sent the estate to the second taker merely
In the line Of descent which the law would
have given u, then the devise did Lapse. The
latter was the condition OF the devise In con-
troyersy.
The Oourt took the papers, and held the case
under advisement.
Stedpoie, Administrator OF l., u. Baker, vs..
Corporation Of Washington ct al.
This was bill nled In the special term to
obtain q proper distribution OF the reward OF
$40, 900 offered by the city OF Washington for
the Rrrestof the assassins OF President Lin
cOln.
Judge Olin dismissed the bill for want OF ju.
| Tisdiction, whereupon an appeal was taken to
| this court.
The case was argued by MessTs. Riddle and
Miller, ami held under sdyise@ent.
soMhER's CASE,
| United States vs.. II. Sommer, submitted on
| briefs The defence contend that the Iuig-
mont by which Sommer was convicted OF for.
| gerry In the Criminal Court was erroneous,
because there was no avermcnt In the indiet-
msnt by whom the forged papers were Issued;
| no avefment OF Intent to deirAad the deposi.
| toryi no evidence that the alleged forged paper
| would have been valid II genuine, and that
| the forgery Of such paper Ia not an offence
| At common law nor any statute operative In
| the District OF Columbia.
CuANoK IN ELECTION OFFICIALS.
The following changes In judges OF election
were madei
! First ward, James HennIns, vice Edmund
Handy, Fifth ward, .ehArd Emmons, yieo
William Bartlett.
EQUITY COuRT-Jud0s Olin,-Thls court made
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THE POLICE BokRD.-The Board OF foliee
at its meeting yesterday transacted the iol-
lowing, among other business;
Mayor Bowen was elected president OF the
new Board, and W. J. Murtagh treasurer.
z. l.. Schmidt was elected police magls-
trate In place of Charles Walter, and U. ).
b. Wall In place OF J. 7. c. Clarke.
Charles II. Seymour was appointed a
private on the force, vice C. c. Langley, dis
missed for gross neglect of duty.
The following applications for liquor
licenses were disapproved; John II. Langley,
X. NJ. Williams, Sebastian Rabbi, Andrew
Schmidt, David Keppel, Richard G. Smith
and George Hoefer.
- Burnett was appointed an additional
private for six months for duty on Corcoran
Street, between rOurtccutn dnu rllIeenth'
John G. Anthony was appointed private on
the force,
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TIE
Economy Butter Company

ssk the st.sntion Of all interested 10 the reduction
Of the sxtrAvaGanl cost Of BUTTER, to their prAe.
teal and eoonomieal system Of making pure Prime
BUTTRR By the aid Of the
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SHERMAN & LASKToS, groceTs, at S27 +
street, ur dor the new Medical Hall, invite
an examination Of their fine stock of choice
family groceries.
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FIFTH WARD hhPuBLIcAn CLuB.-lne
rlith waro cruz me. ~ tne nan on Jar U
Hill last evening, 'ne pres,aent, =. n, ho'-
den, In tne chAir' anu D. W. neAhVn' S'e-
Rotary
Inc executve Sommttee fcpoUeu res
luton onered py WIN. "a. bro~a, IT,, !" 'nc
previous meeting, Us ioho"si
Rs,oissd, IhM VEINS nmsme o, o M stioa
~ nelpna nan on M, ..ns,.I, N,
OF aeoio'eu naa gu sne s.as' "sAe"
The resolution wns adopted.
Also, a resolution, that when the club ad- |
journ, II DO TO the 10Th Instant, In mass
meeting for the purpose OF eiecting delegates |
10 the nominating convention. Adopted.
The Secretary next read TIE circular oil the |
general central committee, published In the
REPUBLICAN OF yesterday The resolutions
were adopted.
Mr.. Joseph selden offered the following
R,'olprd, THAT the fnth ward Repnononn
club, endorse M Wm, L, ohnd., member nsn p,
The WsshiSr,on navy yard, showing him to
be a compete ut gentleman and a stA1neh 10.
publican.
Adopted unaniomously.
Mr.. Amos j. Cunning said he had read IN
the REPuBLIoAs series OF resolutions
adopted by the First ward Republican Ciuo,
| and he thought this club could not do beter
than to adopt them. The resolutions, as
published In our issue OF yesterday were
then adopted.
Mr.. W. II. Brown intoduced q preamble
and resolution, setting forth that inc hepuo.
Leans had fought long and earnestly against
reckless and extrnyagant expenditures OF tue
| peoples money, and that the members OF the
/ councils had raised their salary rom s2oo 10
5000, while poor men were actually suffering
for the necessaries OF life; therefore
Resolved. That We. as Rsdiesl Republicans,
condemn those concerned 10 voting ioI sue ,n.
~ na,a,.l ,,a a - a, eh'S 'e'pee' '"o'' '"Ak
"vppo.'on W " ~
MI. hrLlson aeienuea .ne ae.'on Ts
.Su hIii IN ar, sg saei. " p.n'n ~" ~
the 6ill was nrst introduced by Nc; Russell, OF
ines ,ne oih h "aru' Su. no ,nougs .nG,o mouI !,
nare s Seen no no. o pan,,,s,as ed 70 naa !,
,vhioh tha msmhs,s we've -ali,a nnon 10 nor
form. and claimed that ne raw was not too
mnob.
M. Atkinson defended The action or the
| Councils- and saId inc Dem ocrats wouId emf
down the AZ per day now maid 10 the labor.
ers employed by the corpor alton,
| Mr.. b. II, Parker yantefl 10 Ask Mr.. Arr.
son who made Inc propost,ion 70 taLa so nor
cent. OF the nav oftbe workipgmen.
/ A yoice-WMr. Fowler. az the seventb
ward -
Mr.. krriso, saIa II vas introduced NV Mr.
Fowler INT he was the only RennhIlca1 vhs
voted for il.
and GeneraI a. w Pierce of California va,
introdnceJ NV The president.
General Pieree said he had rather .e,
them 90 on win bnsiness than To talk. IT,
,, had tbonght the TAKING was about done an,
Tho ola snale abont Li7led' tho onIv oncs
lion which wna 10 he settled was wbetbe
,, the marty thew had wbIpped shouId renal,
! ah,pne5 Tbe cIti,ensS narty va. 40 SON
9 Pety tnat tne 'gLy Yeluig,s vas nakng ou
{ OF tnelr eyes. NJ P,oceeaou W ucnouhco tn'
/ eitlLens party hs inc oiu Dehocra'lc part.
: In disguise;
A scott, hughes and Arrison, members 0, I'M
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EQUITY COuRT-Jud0s OIin.-Thls court made
the following orders yesterday
James V, Gibbs Va. NJ. ID. Wright. Order
for final ratification OF trustees sale.
Myra O. Gaines VS.. +. Tenney ct al. Order
Diminishing hill without prejudice to further
suit
Adjourned,
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BUREAU OF Construction AND kEPAIa,

Bragg OF oossTsSgoT!ost Asp sisaIs.
Scaled proposals will be Ieeely red q! GIL. Buresu
until II o'clock. no .. Of the lhh Of JUNE, for ts
sells!
The "Cohoes., - the ..Koka." the &" Nausett,"
900" lying st the United States rnTAl Station,
re "c.see" aSd The .'ChIno, - lying at tn. U.
s. Navy Yard, Wa hington, ID. q.
The proposals will state the prices that viii be
such lttlngs as are now attached TO them.
The vessels eau be seen. and all necessary In Of
nation concerning them will be given, on lppli.
cation to the ComnAndauts Of the Yard and sts-
tion,
The Depa tmeui reserves tho right TO reject any
ard all Of the proposals. II their acceptance 10 not
10 tn. interest Of the Government.
Al the tine Of Indication. and the vessels must be
rem we'd from the yards within two weeks from the
day u sale
n The proPGGs;l. mSsi be indOrssd ''PIoPe.al. for
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GALE OF LIBERTY ORDNANCE DEPOT. MIS-
- SOURI,

ShLh VI LlbEhT1 -OkDNAhCh DkfOT, HIS
oRDNASGE OTrIoE, wAR DHPAErrIsr,l
wAsuISdroN, April o, ltp
In pursuance OF the act Of July ~ leS, And BY
authority OF the Secretary Of Nsr, The Lam and
BUILD S0S, eJastitutibg he OrdaaHeo Depot
At PGBLiG AUCTION, 70 the sIsh.., bidder, on
day OF June, 1850.
Tho property consists Of Ten Aerei Of Lad sud
the fnllowiog Duildings Of brick, viz:
stnrchouse. two stories, 80 ct BY 81 feet.
nficNrs' CHARTERS, two stories, feet by % feet.
Kitchen, one story, 81 feet By " feet,
CArpsnlers' shop. one story. 70 feet by " feet.
BlArksmilhs' Shop. one story, ~ feet By " feet
Soldiers Barracks, one story, ~ feet By " feet.
Stable.
Aud, also, several Frame Buildings, such as Lab
oratorie., sheds. nut houss', Corn.erib, PeneinE,
n g1oi Well aud Ciafern, &C.
fuIther de enptlon IL deemed unnecessary, A. 4
i.p!csumsd that persons disposed to purchase will
extInlne the premises.
The terms Of sale. ~ prescribed by the law nader
wa'cS the sale 10 made, are third In cash, tho
years with SIX Per cent Interest on deferred pay.
meats, to be secured By deed Of trust the prop.
eTty.
Upon payment ofths who's Of the purchase money
deed fee simple will be executed under the seal
'"' var w "' IT.. rREApwELL,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Major q Ord
nance. 10 charge. aptp-wet
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TINTED srAJBs PATENT oEFI9E.

IUNl11D srSTss . PaT5sT 3 o55IISS. N, :, ,s
.l "a BE petition a s!skaf SIos5. q Pbil,asl;
Btone, deceased, for the extension OF a patent
granted 70 the said tmasa sloae on Ihe 9Th day Of
IhThAdi. &S.. In Tie nsekS o. GLASS Bottles and
'iR'IsT aI.,slSsi,i a, ma ,a n.t,,,or \. ,n
once oh the lgth day Of July next, Any person
may oppose this extension obJectiapI, depos.
once twsStS days before The day o. SssIiaE, " W"
...'. SAMUEL D. PlsARR,
myl6-TSw Commissioner Of Patents.
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WE ARE GLAD TO NOTICE that the ag ency
of the Wilcox & Gibbs sewing machine
(the best family machine In the worldly has
been extended to the well-known hoopskirt,
corset manufacturer, Chas. Baum, 5lS Sew
enth street. We would advise all our read
ers, before purchasing q machine, to ex-
anime this first, as II is the perfection Of
mechanism.
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SUICIDAL.

. Disnppointed Clerk Attempts TO
Commit suIeide-Cure for Thwsrtsd
A.pirntions-Poiso and the Dag
reS-Hc Takes Too Mach Of the one
and Does not strike Deep Eno"G"
with the other.
Mr.. Charles Beach, a clerk In the second
Auditors Once, few days ago made ues
perate but fortunately unsuccessful attemp'
To commit suicide, resorting TO both poison
and tho dagger to accomplish his purpose.
II onpears that Mr.. B. has had, during the
mat fcW weeks. some reason 10 DeiieNe that
,,n,,ra sccnre A promotion from second
rInss 10 n thIrd-class clerkship, position ne
hciievo1 himself cminently qualified 70 MI,
an5 ono which he thought he was entitled
,n' bnt he little dreamed that In these days
ofappolntmcnts and disappointments In the
Departmcnts he was as liable to miss as 70
Nh in his aspirations, and so he was dlsap
moInted. Immediately upon ascertaining the
iact that he was not be raised q peg In ON
clnl life, he handed in his resignation, 10
take effect at once; and after drawing MS
salary he went to his clearinghouse, where
he packed his clothing, which, win al tn'
funds on hand, he sent BY express 10 hi'
home In Connecticut. -,
Before retiring to his room, he remarked
TO his landlady that be did not roc, VERY wei
and aid not wish to DO disturbed. During
the day, however, some Of his fellow-elerks
hearing Of his resignation, went 10 MS ooaru
ing-housc TO consult with him on some nla'
tors of business, and repairing TO his room
fnund the door fast. After knocking at IN
door for some time they obtained admission
when they were horror-stricken to lind tina
their friend had made an effort TO put an on
to his existence. .
DR.. Antisell was Immediately summons
and an examination disclosed the iact I'M
he had taken an overdose OF laudanum, an
that falling TO destroy life, he afterwaI
stabbed himself more than once inthe regio
of the heart, and also cut an artery IN
right wrist. Although dangerously lace
ated and very weak from less OF blood, hop
arc entertained of his recovery, and D
friends hope that he may learn TO bear dl
,ppointmcnts more philosophically.
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IRISH REPUBLICAN CLuB.-The Irish Re
publican Association held their regular meet
ing at Wills Hall, Seventh street, between
and I, the vice president, j. d. o'Leary, In
the chair; John Hickey, secretary
Amer the transaction OF considerable ousi-
ness, Mr.. G. 7. McGill offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously adopted;
Resolrcd, That as the eolored people OF me
District or Columbia will exercise great IN
huence in our coming city election, and as We
desire to see them recognized In every post
tIon they are competent to occupy, that the
Irish Republicans Of tho city OF washington
reoommend 10 tho Board OF Police the pro-
priety OF their employment on that force ~ m
early day.
Also, the following resolutions by MT. MUIR
ply; ~ n,,,. -,
the city Of Washington, reeomme nd suitable
nersops to represent the Republican pnttv Al
The next June election on the general heket
And be 1t furthet- .t.
Rcsoircd, That the irish Republican assoela
ton meet In their hall, on seventh street. OF
Monday, the gath instant, at : O'Clock, =. IN
TO choose suitable persons In the sewers
wards OF the city TO the coming convention
The following members addressed tn
meeting Messrs. G. +. McGlll, J. ID. o'Con
nell, Marion Murphy and John Hickey aftel
which the meeting adjourned.
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N. OADARr's Pure Vegetable ColorfnV, d
pound, suaielsnt 10 give q rich golden yellow to
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