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mttes 70 Be dssignated .Oommittee on Press,
Correspondence, and Publicarisn."
M. ID W. Gait presented the following list
OF names, TO be added TO the General Commit.
samuel Norment. Cornelius wendell. J. d.
Defreee. J. NJ Latta. T. O. Robin, H. s. Da-
ker, J. @. q. Kennedy, e KinEnan, a. b.
Stoughton, VIM. H. Philip, Marshall Bro wn,
Lewis Oiephape, Robert r. Noan, ID. L. Eaton,
Michael Green, Thomas Bryan, simon Wolf,
Ben jamin Beall, VIM. NJ. Shuster, Marcus F.
Cooper, William H. Olaggett, Joseph W. Ma m,
B. L. jackson, NJ. William, WIN. Mitchell, DIR.
r. Pots., 4. s. Pratt q. M,llsrd joseph "a
Willard, Alex. Gardner, James M. Witherow,
H. S. Benson, John O'Dono van. J. w. Bunker,
F. A. Lutz, Franklin Rives. Harmon Burns,
Charles Kloman, N icnael Tally, William Orme,
Thos. p. Morgan, Samuel Lewis, Christopher
SCHNEIDER, n. w. Beverage, J. Markriter. T.
L. Hume, J. B: Bryan, :Jourdan Maury, Hon.
ID. x. Cartier, Hon. A. B. Olin, Hon. Andre "
Wylie. Hon. George p. Fisher, E. q. CARING.
ton, Samuel Phillips, Laurence O'Toole, Is. H.
Stinemeiz, J. Q Hardness, ". W. Birth, W. r.
Riley. Robert Q. Fox, James E. Fitch, Richard
Valentine Harbsueh, J. ID. Hoover. ". W.
Moore, ID. L. Morrison. w. w. Rapley, VIM.
T. Spalding, Franck Taylor, @. N Wright,
Thomas Young. VIM. s. Peel. VIM. E. Cnand-
Ter, I. s. Burr, Carlisle Paterson, DIR. Samp.
son, Chiffon Lloyd, and John Purdy.
General Chapman thought, as working Com
mittees had been appointed, and the affair
started well, the,e was no further 80 for a
General Committee, and he therefore moved
that it be dissol we'd.
General Howard thought the working com.
mittee wanted the moral support Of the whole
community, and as the gentlemen were honored
by being placed upon the committee, he hoped
IT would not be dissolved besides 1t would
keep up the enthusiasm.
General Chapman thought the community
had implicit confidence In the working Com
mittee.
General Howard suggested that a collection
might be needed at the next meeting, and il
was desirable that the committee be large
Mr.. ]. Mitchell thought this general COM
miltee was created by a meeting of the citizens,
and they could not be dissolved unless by
another mass meeting.
Colonel Magruder thought if they ever went
back to mass meeting they might as we'll
blow out the lights. The charter Jast adopted
provided for taxation, and every man taxed Sj
would vote ''no we don't want any exhibi.
tion." He thought it bes, TO 60 to work now as
there had been talk enough.
General Chapman moved that when the
general committee adjourn il be size die.
After some further debate General Chapman
withdrew his motion to dissolve the commit.
tee, and the names presented by Mr.. Gait were
added. Adjourned to meet again at The call OF
the President.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
NEW FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Black and colored Bilks, Irish Poglins, Empress
- IoW - sa cts sor dcsSs Wsrs Ss sca,e
Block velveteens Olo AXIS: Cloaking Cloths: Plaid,
and Scotch PI.id Arabs from 81 to Sia Cloths.
0ssstmsses, sstinets, and eultinss: Tor Men and
WOOL SHAKER. do !. 90 cts Good q siesehsd aud
Br9yn SSslin i2n; Androseogsin. ws%:utta,
at g. 10 l35s. rs; Que Case full Aadder conrs at 10
sts LA5s ,sh Bed Blsnf sT from e tS
kinds, for sAle ct DO pnlar prices by
BENJAMIN MILLER,
1O1 Bridge street.
&C Is I'm GEORGETOWN.
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+ Z. A. BOSWELL.
suSti0o o. TIE PlAOD.
Ofnee-32s " ssress West, psar -
.rsT seS tenant and civil susi..,.
,1sc cent 19s'ds' Lsssss. Mortgages a.a win s,,
SS 81: SS''' 10" iti i.sss s e; p d.il'.
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LOCAL N VS..

Anusements. Excursisss, Pfc.Nies, &c,
NATIONAL THnATRI-rhs Richings Ope:a
Troupe in Martha"
EXCURSION 20 Norfolk and return IN IN.
steamer Oott On Mondays and Thursdays.
DAILY EXCURSION 70 Mou # Vernon =, IN.
steamer Arrow, at 10 q. M 'A 'Ae
AARKsIrBR's Arr 9ALLsaY, 4ss 7th .,reet
SnIrH SrRoxs's Arr 4ALLpaY. 2,s 3
street. Ss' n
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CHB0ARAY INSTITUTE, ,saT and I-s1
MEDICAL PSR 4 SoEI.s, or sE0EGE
COLLEGE Bull DING CORNER OF TENTH
AND STREETS.
CITY OF WA SIZING TON
FACULTY

ECULTY
NOBLE YooEo, I'D,
Professor Of psias PIE. and rrsetics q Medicine,
FLoD0ARU0 HOWARD, n D.
Professor OF Obstetrtos and Diseases Of women
and Children.
JOHNSON BLOT. n. D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of surserv
,.s spS sprsiesi Anstony,
Professor OF nasers Medics and rhers,e,,,o.
MONTGOMERY JOEEs, M D.,
,. HAIRY fHOM Ps0N, n b
Professor OF Physiology and Operatiye snreerx
EpMARD BOREMAH, NJ. D,
HAIRY THOMSON, N D..
Professor Of Clinical Surgery
t P2osss.o MA y 6tI,, ys:;H D.,
.D. W. BLISS, n D..
fro ns, o. UrRsry Pathology aud Therapentioe
ShkIsIoPHrR O. cox, Nj. D., LII
Professor Of Medical Jurisprudepce and Hv~s;.,
sTUART ELDRfDGI. M D,
y. bLSelnrsr on Osteslogy and eynseemology
srnhs wICk tvANe, d. / n.,o,-,..,
sfoAsI nLpeIpGn d pemOhsfstors
soBKRTsoE HowARD. n. D.,
rne REGULAR course Of Lectures Win commence
oOiObEB And terminate be tollovine n RCH
FEES:
10. me Full Course Of Lectures......-.....s Sis
~ 5
n.sS..s .soi 10
sfnsle TteS =. 50
Ter forthe- inform All ON address ''.-''''''
su s-eo2m No. ass Z street north.
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TIE eRlAfIsT relief imaginable can be az
forded THE warm weather by wearing one OF
those elegant suits selling At such astonishing
ly lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall CLOTH
ing store, $50 Seventh street opposite the Post
Once, where, in addition to eentlemen's .Ban.
mock Bum" Cheviot, Arrah na Pogue, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits, childrens Carl.
balde suits In great variety also TO b had at
he most reasonable prices. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-13

CLofHHe CLoTHING CLoTRING w-for
Gentlemen, Boys and Children The latest
styles, the best Foods and the lowest prices In
the District. Also, Piece Goods In great va
rietv for custom department and Furnishing
Goods. Oak Hall Clothing House and Gus
tom Tailoring Establishment $50 tn street,
opposite Post Once.
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rwO.sroIY FRAME Dwell.
LING HOUSE ON NTH eTREET AT AuO

III THOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer; Georg etown.
COMFORTABLI TwO-sroRY FRAMD Dwell.
IiSs HOUSE Oh sIFrH STREET At AUo-
"a On THURsDAY AFTERNOON, October
EE 18th at 81 O'Clock, Will sell In front OF the
II feet sth street, By depth OF 60 feet improved
By comfortable two story fr sme dwelling house,
with cellar.
Terms: 0ne-third o.sh; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest secured by Q deed Of trust
on the premises. Conveysacine aud STAN % at the
cost Of the p.reh.ser. 9O will be required when
ocii TH0s. DowLING. Auct.
FURNITURE FURNITURE y
AT AED0OaD PIECES.
will offer his stock fine Parlor and Cham -
ksr eaites, Chairs, Werdrobes. Mattresses,
SC, compfisfnG . good assertment, ct very
reduced prices: AZ his business IL attended M
20 IN person, his light expenses enable him TO OF
paying high rents and large ssIs les
las Bridge street, oeorsetown. DC.
se "a lm TERMINATION of street cars.
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OF sickly and debilitated constitutions a. is ee-
pecially recommended as q valuable tonic and
invigorator. As dinner wine Il is pleasant
and agreeable. and its exhilarating effects con-
siderably assist digestion. For general family
use, il cannot be exeelled by the nneSt imported
Port for taste, flavor or juicy richness, while
n is devoid Of the deleterious and intoxicating
qualities, which uniformly characterize for
elgn wines.-IndependenL Our druggists have
N
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ELLlCorT CITY.-President Grant Ia. -,
oered the name OF the Post Once az EIi,.oo.-
Mills to be changed 10 Ellicet; City. AMI ~.
AcGowan Is retained as postmaster
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THE NETTING at the Christian church On M
street, between 9th and l0tn, is progressing
with in creasin9 interest. Elder ]. ZrTavlor
proposes TO preach this evening on who is
Christianl What does the term invelvel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-13

CoRNe, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen-
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases o. the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chiropodfst, No. a24 Pennsyi-
vania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
Hours nom o. m. TO 6 .. m. Calls made AZ
residences between and p. m. No charge
tor CONSULATE on at ONCE. Established 1861.
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UNDIReHIRrs AND DRAWERS. Soc, &C., sc.
81, At the Original Franc, &9i tn ST., between
ID ard Z. No Branch Store. 9,&i.
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UONZAGA COLLEGE.


The exercisss OF
GONZAGA CoLLRGR
,,,., On sired, barren ga and i0-k,
MONDAY, eBPfBMBBR o, ls6q
AZ s6,n JAS. cLasKe, Q. J.. President.
YOUNG LADIES sEMIEARS.
ABOARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL,
al Thirteenth Street.
The duties OF this insfttuticu viii be resumed
septe9eere The school buildiue O. located On
rear OF residence sdJoiu M the Epiphany Churob,
and is we'll known - the Epiphany High school
space for recreatioa and stnusenent Circulsrs
nay be obtained BY arpiyine 70 the Rector o. the
suis- Sun Miss n. J. NARROWER.
CHEeARAY INsITTgIH; i.saT and .sss
spruce street, Philadelphia. Pc
Missss Boardins and psy school. VIII reopen on
mONDAf n, Sept nth. French 10 the Language OF
the family, and 10 constantly spoken In the In
gs-eosm MADAME D'HERvILLY. Print.
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JET JnwBLRY,

JET JnwBLRY,
Jet Chains.
Writing Desks,
Large Dolls,
Vases,
Received this morning ~ Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store. No. 40 Pennsylvania ayenue
between N and 6'h streets.
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CITY ITEM 8.

FALL ovnRooArs, -. ss. Sc and era. just
received n A. Ssans' popular clothing house,
fennsylvani avenue, between ION and lltn
streeis, three doors east Of IL "a street,
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SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, asa
9TH ST., bet. d and f. No Branch Store. 9.2aI:
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Terrible Outrage.

A YOUNG LADY OF THIS CITY THE VICTIM.
Miss Dooly, Of Washington city, a beautiful,
intelligent and interesting youag lady. who
for some time past has been teaching school in
Prince Georges county, Maryland, about q
mile from FortW ashington, WI as met on the road
yesterday morning, while walking from the
her school.house, by colored nan, who has a
wife living in this city, and knocked down,
brutally outraged and robbed.
Her screams attracted the attention OF some
gentlemen who were hunting. in the vicinity,
but who. when they reached the spot, found
her in a totally unconscious condition, and
her rayisher gone. As may readily be imag-
ined, the news Of the outrage spread rapidly
the adjoining country was being secured by
parties in pursuit OF the villain, and towards
nightfall he was caught near the scene OF his
crime and taken to Piscataway, where he is
now chained to another OF his race, who had
been previously arrested on suspicion.
or his guilt there Is, IL Is said, no doubt, for
in his scuffie with the unfortunate young lady
a cotton bandage was torn from his hand, left
on the ground, and found there afterwards
by these who examined the locality. On Sat
uTday last he bad cut bis hand with a scythe,
of piece OF the leg of his drawers, and made
a bandage of il, and the rag found corresponds
with the piece torn of. He lived with Mr..
Adams, who farms portion Of Mrs. Schoaf7s
land, and was driv ing an OK cart when ne met
Miss DoOley in the road, which, between the
houses OF Mrs Schoaff and Captain Beasly,
runs through a thick piece Of woods, and per.
petrated his fiendish crime, oy nrst knocking
woods. This is the superstition, for the young
lady has not yet recovered consciousness, and
received such injuries that Dr. Dyer, the
attending physician, is uncertain about her
recovery. Her three brothers, who live in
Washington, have been sent tor, and it is said
that the punishment usual in snch cases will
be inflicted upon the criminal as soon as the
necessary arran gements can be effected.-Alez-
dadria Ga zeffe, l2h.
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TIM apAup ooNcBRT at Ode Fellows, Hal,
to.moryoV vill BE- grand affair. Fine mnsi.
cal talent has been engaged and other Arrange.
ments nerfectsd for an excellent entertain ment
1t 10 for the benefit Of Equal Tribe Of iona.
dabs. -.-.
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GOOD SOCKS for winter, 6, 10, IS, IS cents, al
the Original Franc, 49a 7th ST., between ID aud
Z. No Branch Store. 9,29,l:
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FINE WHITE SHIRTS, Sc, 81. ei.sO, %, 81 50.
at the Original Franc, 49i 7th St, between u
ana T. No Branch store. e,29.l:
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THNPERANCE MATTERS. - LAST evening
Howard DIVISION paid Hope Division, No no.
n fra,ernal visit n Island Hall, ana the yisit'
ing delegation was welcomed in q very CORDIAL
manner by J. L. kidwell, W. p, Of Hone nj.
vision, who made some very earnest and I'm.
Freeman. and Burger, Of Howard Diyision
also made appropriate addresses. Miss Tyler,
OF Howard Division, gave q residing from Rich.
ARD III, After which song was sung by the
Glee Club. Of Hope Division. The followIns
lady omcsrs were unanimously elected:-FIrsi
Lady Con Miss Hazeu; I'd LADY Assistant
Con, Miss Jenkins; 81 Lady Assistant, Miss
Busey; J. =, Miss Cook.
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For THE CHEAPRsr Gents Furnishing
Goods 20 to the Original Franc, i9i 7th street,
between ID and E. No Branc h Store. 9,29.l:
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LIGHT BnIAD.-Yesterdey, Omcer Adler
arrssted Henry Kaizer and Justice Kaizer. an
the Compliant OF s. McFarlan, Clerk OF Center
Market Tor seiling bread under weight, ana
Justice Harper fined the former $22 and the
latter 3D..
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THE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.
MEETING OF THE GEHERAL COMMITTEE
Report Of the Special Committee.
ptseussisn Of the Charter.
The Charter Adopted.

The Proposed Tax On Property In the Dis.
trict.
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THE ASSAULT on Mr.. 0DORaI SAVAGE
MI. George Juenneman, the lager beer brewer,
VINO, II is alleged, committed the assault on
Mf. George Savage. a. notlced In yesterdays
STAh, was arrested yesterday, and gave bail in
tne sum OF 500 for his appearance before o
magistrate at O'Clock to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-13

MILE GAIHIs, who, IL will be remem bersd,
was acquitted some weeks ago on the charge OF
me murder Of q white man, whom she ASSERT
ed was her seducer, on Saturday gave birth to
child at the Insane asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-13

TIE BEAUTIFUL MONUMENT in the marble
yard of Mr.. On. Rousseau. on b street north,
between the Capitol and Baltimore depot, is
well worthy ne attention Of S Sa
made to the order OF Mrs. Q. Angler, to be
erected in Prospect Hi Cemetery r This mon.
workmanship, cannot b surpassed. 1t often
happens that monuments for our cemeteries
are ordered in northern cities, the parties
ordering them little dreaming that the finer
work will be executed here BY Mr. Rousseau,
while the coarser part will be dene there. Mr..
Rousseau has executed in marble several very
fine pieces Of work for aoratio stone, the
sculptor, for Mr.. Swayne and others, and be
Is now engaged on several orders for Phila.
delphia, Boston and other places. 1t Is not
uncommon that Q hnely.executed piece of
work IL spoiled BY using inferior marble, 1t
being too white and soft, absorbing tbs damp.
ness, and liable 70 crack nom the effects Of
frost In all fine work he uses none but the
hardest and best Of Italian marble. thereby
obvistine All such defects. We would advise
persono, instead Of sending North, to give their
orders here, where they can get the best OF work
and better material At ten per cent. less than
northern prices.
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THD HACK LICRnsH OAsI-Mr i. r. q lcott
Sno Wss CHARGED with running hacks with.
oet neense, mad hearing before Justice
Cnass' VINO dismissed the case. The warrant
with hiring out hack one say in Ssptsmbsr.
and 1t NO Other time. The eyidence showed
haa Oicoa nired his hack the day in auestion
70 convey his seal. TINS, n was ds.;d.d hs
had the night 70 do in pursuance of his nyeTy
business. h'oiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-13
IN 1884.
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1887,
W, b. WHgATLEYS
PIE n I q n STE AN DYING
CLlAusINc IAaHTp ,pI,sux,vr
n az JtTREpDSnSSa - M1AHT,

0eoreetown. ID. q.
.1sPiete with every desirable apparatus and BRO
weed With the best talent aud artistic ski 70 be
0oseineo, WITH constant personal attention on the
part OF the proprietor, akes this the be0t place
IN tne Dfstrict 20 have al orders in his Yine ell
eHo promptly executed. oo2l 6m
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understand that Mr.. A. b. Davis, President OF
the Board Of Trustees Of the Maryland Agri.
cultural College, has, with the consent and
appreciation Of General Capron, Commissions
OF Agriculture, appointed Professor AntiselI 70
the chair Of Agricultural Chemistry In the Col.
Iege. Prof. A. 10 In charge Of the Chemical
IAooratoTy Of the Agricultural Department,
and the appointment being IN excellent one,
cannot fail 10 add TO the popularity and repu.
tation Of the COLLEGE, which, under the presi-
deney OF Rev. DIR. Register, Is now Ia q more
prosperous and fiourishing condition than al
any sn previous penod. Prot. A. commences his
osues Al ne college to-morrow afternoon.
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THE DIRT BUSINESS.
THE GRAND JURY AND THE MAYOR
DISMISSAL OF THE CHARGES.
Gard from Mr.. Crane.

BE doesnf know rko brought the charges, bat in
ststs fh0t ney are trHe-WAdt Crdae says, the
Jurors sdy-No loay TO reach tie Ndyor-Canr
epeR be ImpeacAed-kr. craae don't kao,c eractly
rhaf to do about IL, but says that Truth shaU CON-
qutr at TIE last, for round and round nun, and
crer ne right comes nPpernost, and eper is jess.
ttce done.
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THE GRAND JURY.
REPORT TO THE CRIMINAL Court

Important Su4gestions-New Rules for
Justices-Station.Ho Houses Unfit for Use
a school ship Recommended for Juve-
nile Charlottesville Grand Jury Room
ffesented-Visit to the Jail.
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LOVING HusBANDs.-Last evening, Omcar
Homer, Of the nrst precinct arrested Timothy
terry on his wife, Margaret, and Justice Pearson
committed him TO jail for court. John Quinn.
another loving husband, was arrested by
Officer Tucker, Of the seventh precinct, for
assaulrng and threatening his wife, and Jus.
tice Chase committed him 70 Jail, In default of
bail TO keen the peace.
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enough IN me committee 70 perfect the charter
DIR. Q. +. Stansbury had Consulted with an
eminent legal gentleman about the charter,
besides the forms Of other charters upon the
statutes. He did not think the charter was so
detective as represented, and his legal friend,
who examined the charter, had not found any
OF those antiquities which MIR. Davis com.
The question then recurring on mr. rardon,.
motion 20 amend the section under debate SO as
70 read mot exceeding sixty cents" that gen
tieman withdrewit. Mr.. KiIbourn then moved
% amend the section By striking ont s'sixty
sens; adopted. Colonel MaGruder moved to
smend BY striking out the word ssreai," and
'nTgShs.ing ..taxable;" adopted.
me commiuse o. lawyers 70 strike out the sec.
uon IeVkns Sx was taken up.
Gen =. Chapman thought counsel should
70 Isvy The tax. q: rRsy:r Of the C.ty
cided recently that extra tsxes isyied Witnout
consent Of me people we've illegal. "
Sessta ~ r T..s AK that such power be
Ooi. MaGruder stated that Oonsress had an.
IIems Jurisdiction over this Dis1iet, and could
therefore give ne power.
The original motion Of Mr.. Davis Ia reSa. g,
| to q committee Of five was taken up. ~
MI T.. +. CLARK suggested that The chart.r
mittses Of Congress. a. the members ths rm.
were able 70 give correct and perfect charter
He therefore moved that the motion OF M. Ia.
Wis be laid on the table
The Chair suggested that the committee had
no particular pride Of authorship in the char.
ter; all they desired was to have one to hold
water, and they would be glad to consult
counsel in the matter.
Mr.. Davis withdrew his motion to refer.
Colonel Magruder moved that the report OF
the committee Be adopted as q whole. Agreed
10.
Mr.. A. s. Solomops offered resolution tina,
the chairman Be empowered to appoint an al.
ditional COMMITTEES OF ten, selected from the
in Washington as eorresponden,s, said COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-13

BASE BALL.-The game played yesterday
between the Olympic (white) and the Mutual
(colored) clubs resulted in favor Of the Olympic
as follows:
Mutual... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT O407 O22-ls
olympic. ............-.......24 10 4 s SO 4-2k
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m
tS ne nSe' alarm telegraph, as per act OF June 4
For compensation to two operators Of tho
$4,000 " '"e II Hoo,
For contingent expenses OF the nre.aIarm tel.
egraph, S1,4OO. - 'ei
For compensation to the chief engineer of the
81 500. Ae - iooo,
For compensation to the clerk Of the fire con-
missioners, as per act Of April Is, 1854, 500.
for compensation to three firemen, S5oO zach
as per act Of June 4, 1866, e2,lVO.
FOR compensation to one alderman, as per Act
OF June 4, 1886, 500. "''
S2,7U. 1850 - i0oo'
For compensation to four nremen of .,..,
s sas $50 each' Is per act OF November =,
For compensation TO twenty.four extr. men
for the hre department. $500 each, a. psr act Of
February IL, ls6S, $500. F'- e''0A
s.cS as 3. 70 i9s.
For contingent expenses Of the fire depart.
men, s repairs OF houses, horss-Seed, fusi. SC,
Markets. a8 rs.
for compensation % the clark OF shs Centsr
market, - Per ACT Of SEPTEMBER n. iSeS eSnn
For compensation 70 the assistant cierf al the
Osn n marke1 - Per acsof Decembsr, q, 1854
For compensation to the clerk OF tia Nor,,.-,
market, - per act Of December Is. lssS Ssoo
market, q per act Of Nay "a, 1854, S50o.
For compensation to the clerk of th~ wa.,.rr
msIkst, - per ACT Of May n, 1854, $500.
81 500. ao sfounos,
fer conuneent expenses Of the Oenter mar.
ket.noasSes including whiteWashinr, $500
s0r whn, ns and cleaning the Northern
For WSi,eS. aSa grounds, sl,40o.
ana "ssMIn masket.houAes and erourds. Sson
escn rro.sded, Said several Gums snail 81 . ~
toaoe1 sresa me sopsrin tendsncs Of the mar.
Approved, Oeto6er \. Issa
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-03-11

At the charter elections in New
York, March 2d.--Rochester elected
the Republican ticket, by majority
varying from 206 to $50. .,....
Oswego, Democratic mayor by
600 and majority of Republican AL.
derman and Supervisors. eve - 1885,
Yonkcrs, the Dcuocrats were
successful GU nearly the entire ticket
Rhinbeck, Republican ticket elect
ell. r1isst Il sa,.s oil 5z:s.
Utica, Democratic ticket elected BY
maiorities from g5 to 7ss. - a
E'mira, a majority OF the Republi'
can ticket was elected. 80 j.
Poaghkeepsie. Democratic elect the
Mayor, and the Republicans majori.
ity ofthe Council. ai n.
a. f.