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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-08-04
exc. ". qlpPEg1. EpIToa.
!. .ENIGGER EQUALITY.n

For the benefit Of the Democrats here
abouts, and'moro especially for the benefit
ofour down town neighbor. who has been
for some time past, suffering fsom So
we're attack IL NEGRO aux, " and for whose
recovery from this dreadful disease. but
little hopeis entertained, we publish in
another column an article from tho Wheel
ing lateligeaeer, with tho hopo that it
may cause a reaction in tho disease, and
thathc, to the great satisfaction of lis
many % friends, may become GONZALES
cent. To.illustratc the false position Of
our neighbor on The negro Acknowledgement
question, he has only to road the article al
luded to. in which the montrous fact is
made known that negro ''astblnck rs tho
ace Of spades" actually participated in
Democratic township Convention in the
CITY of Wheeling, in the county Of Ohio
taking part in all that was donc-snd OK
ercising the right of voting in every case,
and upon every question, equal with any
of.the white" Democrats. And in the
language Of The Charleston Courier, we
arc led to exelaim: ''Human credulity be-
ing almost unlimited, it is possible that
there arc some Democrats in this State
who believe that their party docs not
favor negro suffrage and negro equality"
For all such We have copied this
article. WINS there ever such incopsisten.
cy? Wouldn't bavo a negro in ''our con
ventions." Oh, no! Wouldn't have
odd niger vote the Democratic ticketp'
No indeed, couldn't think Of such athing.
Vet we can see and hear of tho white
snan'sp candidates, almost every day elect
ioneering with. negroes" for their votes,
fthis don't cure our noighbor Of Tho me-
groauz, (" he is "gouo up aud there will
be nothing else to do but to give him and
his party decent burial on the Fourth
Thursday in next October. Yes, SO deep
that the stoucb from their pntrid carcnses,
canneycr offend the nOstrils of decent
people,
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AlOerL EalonI MlIIluIn DUN
garner, and the Mason County
Mining and Manufacturing
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Circuit Court Of Mason county, West Yir
GINA, made on the = day of May, 1870, in the
above entitled cause. the undersigned, Special
Commissioner, who was appointed by said de-.
cree for that purpose, will on
Tuesday, tie 1871 day September, 1870,
proceed to sell on the premises; at public auc
zion, to the highest bidder, the following roal
estate situated in Hartford City, Mason county,
West Virginia, to.wit: Lot No. l6 in square
six. (6) and bounded as follows, viz: on the
north side by lot No. Is. on the east by lot
40. |, on the south side by third street, and
on the west side by the turnpike road, upon
the following terms, to.wit; 0ne.half cash in
hand and the residue on a credit Of two equal
instalnents payablein six and -twelye months,
with interest from day Of sale, the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security for
the deferred instalments, and retaining the le'
gal title as further security.
Said LoG No. l6 has n large building there.
on sufficient 10 accommodate two or moro fam.
lilies. JOHN U. MYERS,
aug4-5w. Special Commissioner. =.
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"A Ii, kinds of Magistrate Blanks on hang
Aapd for sale at THIS OFFICE
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
ONE tract of land containing 2lO acres. rs
W Of which is cleared and mostly bottom
land; two good dwelling houses. and ono Of
the finest mill sites in the county Price four
thousand Eve hundred dollars, fif.een hundred
cash in hand, and tho balance in annual pay
ments. Situated in Mason county, West Vir'
ginia, on thu Little Guyandotte river, four
miles from the Ohio river. The title to this
land is iadisputable, aud general warranty
deed will be given. Possession given imme.
diately. Good roads 10 tho fam from all di-
rections, and school.house on the next farm
adjoining tho improved part. The land is
pair. Call on or address,
MOORE, ToMLINSoN 4 SISSoN,
Real Estate Agents,
Point Pleasant. West Virginia.
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From The Cumberland / Md Telegraph
The Political situation Of West Yir-

Iron The Cumberland Nd, } Teltgraph.l
The Political Situation Of West Yir-
ginia.
Our ncighbors Of West Virginia will
have, upon October next, IN opportunity
Of exercising their political Judgments ID
the selection. Of an entire State ticket, 70
consist Of Governor, Secretary Of State.
Auditor, Treasurer. Attorney General. md
ono Judge fthe Court Of Appeals. They
also elect members Of Congress and one
half their Senate. The Democratic ticket
will be headed by John j. Jacob, Of Rom
ncy, as nominee for Governor, opposed
upon the Republican side by w. i. Ste
yenson, Of Parkersburg. The next term
Of the Legislature will &c an important one.
Atiohg other matters, it will take action
upon What is knownas the "Flick Amend
mont" This proposed amendment Of the
State Constitution, deriving its name from
the gentleman introducing it. contemplates
'suniversal suffrage" In other words,
it docs away with all restrictions now pla-
ced upon yoters, either because d color or
for disloyalty. The Democrats refuse to
touch the Flick Amendment, except with
tongs, yet have demanded the Immediate
repeal Of the requirements of the rcgistrs-
ton law, that insists upon certain in
terrogations being delicately put to all vo-
tors, as to former loyalty or dislOydity.-
They shout deGantly, "white mans gov
crnment!" and refuse to couhtenhnce an
amendment that, if adopted, will release
thousands Of their allies from the disquali-
fication Of disloyaalty. In the meantime,
the Republicans will not be slow to use
the advantage given them by this anoma-
lous position Of lheir enemies.
The Flick Amendment has passed the
Legislature once. If it again passes that
body it goes before the people for thcirrati-
fcation or rejection. In case ofan affirma-
tive vote by tho people, the Governor an
nounces the same by proclamation and it
becomes part Of the State Constitution.
Adyiccs from West Virginia assures US
Of a Republican majority, in the coming
contest, Of FIVE thousand.
0-----------
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COMMISSIONERS SAID

William W. Harper and Joseph
E. Mccoy, partners doing bust
ness in the firm name Of Harper
d Mccoy
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Albert Eaton. William Bum
garner, and the Mason County
Mining and Manufacturing
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SPECIAL HOTICES.
SHALL NATURE SUSTAINED.

To give debilitating medicines to the weak is
about as sensible as it would be to try to help
man to his feet by kicking him when he was
down.
That sort of practice Is going out of fashion.
It has filed so many graveyards that people no
longer believe in it.
lfthoss who are not strong by nature expect
to avoid the attacks Of disease, they must en-
de.vor TO acquire the rigor necessary to &c
si,t it.
How is this to be dcne7 Common sense sug-
gests by the use of invigorating medicine.
The great object is to STRENGTHEN THE sYs-
TIM WITHOUT EXCITING IT.
This object is accomplished by tho judicious
use or the most potent and genial of all vegets-
BILE tonics and alternatives Hostetter's Stomach
Bitter,.
Many valuable properties are combined in
this preparation. 1t improves the appetite and
renders digestion easy and perfect.
1t gives hteadiness TO the nerves, induces q
healthy, natural flow of bile prevents consti-
PISTON without unduly purging the bowels
gently stimulates the circulation, and by pro-
noting vigorous condition Of the physical
system, promotes also that cheerfplness which
is the truest indication Of Il we'll balanced con
dition Of al The animal powers.
Summer leaves both the body and tho mind
more or less exhausted. How is the time to re
cruit them, and thus forestall the malarious fe
vsrs and other complaints which proatrsts sc
many Thousands every Fall. nov 2S-eolw
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CHAELES WHITTLBSEY,
l.
II. 8. UOMMISSI MEX,
AND
AuvcnRNEV AND G01TNSTI,JOR

a -
Ban kRUPTC4.
Congress having just amended the Bankrupt
law 50 that neary oil parties can be discharged
from their debts noostructed by the hfty per
cent clause, 50. called, smother opportunity o.
fers to secure the benefits of this most effective
and permanent measure Of relief The above
named will make bankrupt business specially;
will procure discharge. on tho most moderate
terms, and transact al business in that line st
prices which cannot fail to be satisfactory. Be-
ing u S. Commissioner, no will endeaVer to
visit the different counties on court days, end
thus save parties the trouble and expense OF
several trips to Alexandria in beginning and
proceeding with their cases. Discharges can
be obtained here before Register Hill as prompt
iy ns in Richmond or elsewhere, and g: much
lass expense to parties 1t may be added that
the Bankrupt act, in connection with the
Homestead exemption, which it is now believed
will be secured to the bankrupt under the bank
rupt law. is the only real relief now offered to
parties struggling in tho hopeless bondage OF
old debts. Address personally or by letter at
No II south ROYAL street AleYandria. [jyl6.ly
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ATTENTION.

We beg to cali tae attention of Medic Prac-
titioners and invaids to Speer's Standard Wine
Bitters as mildly stimulating duretie. sudo'-
ifc and tonic aio to dsbilitated persons from
whatever cause. Their bnsa is Speer's pure
wine, without the sem bisnce Of medication, aS~
copt by harbs and roots. The most deiicnta Id
dies uso them with decided advantage. They
are remarkably pleasant to the taste.
Sold by Druggists. nov Zo-lW
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lCOMNUTiCATED.


o. Sunday, Nov. 90 1870, Council WAS csll-
ed at the new house recently built in the Devers'
neiphborhood, about soven mics from A!ezan-
dria, for tho purpose OF organizing baptist
Church il that placo.
Delegations wero present from A!4zandriH
Baptist Church, lst Baptist Church =" ssh!hS-
tou, and Woodlswn and Columbia BAPTIST
Churches of Fairfax county, Va Oruslneo
Ministers present: Rev. G. II. Rylsnd, kev. :.
NJ. Shute End Rev. Samuel Early I'll belonging
tn Potomac Association. LiceDtlhte Ministers
Otis It. Mason and G. W. klsdon, and Deacon
John Mason, Of WoodiaWn Church
Rev G.. H. Ryland was chosen President OF
the Council and O. =. Mason Secretary.
Rev Mr Shuia preached tho introductory
sermon. Text: Lord | bc!loVei help lhou
mine unbeliet."
After the sermon, Dino brethren and sisters
entered into congensnt relations VITA eacA ON
er in church capacity. lev. T.: H. i'yi"nu
caye them The right hard Of Fellowship sno
whist singing tho hymn, "Blest &c the .io mat
binds" &C., q! tho brethren and sisters pIeseh!
welcomed the new church members to trsternaI
relations with themselves. .,.
Messrs, J. r. Iabo: end Jos. Gl!i!nshanl
were chosen Deacons, tho charge to whom Was
delivered by Rey: 9. Il. R5!ani ard prayer by
Rev. Samuel EARLY.
Rev. G. II. Ryland was requested to give inc
church e scripturs name. he iuSges'eo neu-
lsh. which, on molten, was adopted.
After some remarks to tbs officers and mem
hers of the new church, by Rev. {. L. kJland.
the Council adjourned.
Y. T. MASON, Clerk pro tenn.
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1t seems to be the general onlsion, tia
whatever partial successes the French ma,
have obtained lately, nothing has yet beer
done which looks as it were possible to preven
the surrender cf Paris.
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CYAS AND STEAL FIT y n @.
VI
WIZ. COGAN,
No. Is North Royal street.
Has constantly on hand large anc coin ple!e
assortment of
GBANDKLlEKS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DkpP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY
PORCELAINS. PHOTOGRAPH, MiCA and
OTHER SHADES;
CUT, GROU&D. AND PLAIN Gil SES ;
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, Valves,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line. =,
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished
and fitted UP with Gas Ill the mos; substsnt lei
end elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &c. prompt
ly and faithfully executed; all 1T prices which
will give satisfaction, my o-tf
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THE CONFESSIONS OF An INVALID.
Published for the benefit of Young Men VINO
suffer from Nervous Debility, etc; also u
Guidance for tho nervous OF both sexes, young
and old each work supplying the means OF
self cure Written by one who cured himself,
and sent free on receiving q post paid directed
envelope. Address
NATHANIEL MAYFAlR,
roy 24-solm Brooklyn, N. 7.
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GETTING MARRIED,

Essays for Young Men, on Social Evils, and
the propriety or IMPROPERLY of getting Married,
with sanitary holp for those VINO feel united
for matrimonial happiness Sent free; i, sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIA-
TON, Box z, Philadelphia, Pa. sep l9-3n
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TEXANDRIA GAZETTE AN
-. Archibald Stuart Wortley, whose

James Archibald Stuart Wortley' whose
deotb in England, has been announced was
the third son Of the first Baron Wharncllf1,
and uncle to the present possessor Of that
t;tle The family is of Scotch origin, and
.nnone its ancestors figured the famous Mar
nuis Of Butte, and the brilliant Lady Mary
Wortlev Montacu, the iriend and correspon
dcnt Of Pope and other distinguished persons
of letters, of the age of Queen Anne,
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A dispatch from Jackson, Miss, says The
telegram stating that Yerger, who killed Co.,
Crane, had been sentenced to Imprisonment
for lille is untrue. Ycrger's trial does not take
place until January.
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oil the counsel to argue the

The Legislature of North Carolina yesterday
elected q. B. Vance to the United States Sen
ste, over j. c. Abbot, present Incumbent
His majority on joint ballot lacked but little o
a Two thirds vote. We need not say how re
ioiced we arc at this result.
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The Washington correspondents write as ii
they knew every line and word 10 the forth
coming message OF the President to Congress.
They know nothing about it, whatever.
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The important case Involving tho Legality
Of the separation of West Virginia from the
State of Virginia, is to be argued next week
in the U. S. Supreme Court. Mr. Chas. j..
Faulkner, the counsel for West Virginia, is one
OF the counsel to argue the case
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1870

EUROPEAN AFFAIRs.-A telegram from
King William to Queen Augusta confirms the
previous report OF victory south OF Aulers,
achieved by General Manteutfsl over the
French army of the North on Monday. The
French lost ore thousand killed and wounded
and seven hundred prisoners. Dispatches re-
ceived in London say that there are seventy
thousand Prussians at Amiens, and that On
Monday there was some further fighting at
Villers, ten miles to the westward, III which
the Gardes Mobile were at first victorious, but
retrestsd when the Prussian reinforcemcnts
came up. As late as Monday evening there
had been no general engagement On the Loire,
but throughout that day there was sharp
skirmishipg between Pithiviers and Montsrels'
the French, being generally the vlctors. De
Palladine's army is still eDtrenohed on the
line of the Paris and Orleans Railway, be-
tween Orleans and Arthenay. waiting tor the
proper time to assume the offensive. The ct
forts made by the Prussians to turn Its hank NAM
have so far failed. A dispatch from King VIII
liam Headquarters at Versailles says that the
French on Monday attacked the Prusslan
forces st Beaume, twenty five miles northeast
of Orleans, and were defeated. The PrusslanS
followed up tho defeat of the French in the
Vosges, and Inflicted on the retreatlns army OF
Garibaldi further losses.
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Russia, it is said, demand. carly action or
the part Of the European powers, III relation
to its recent application.
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ACH ENsS'Ta.
S. II . D + u

UT S EOORE,
MACHINIST AND BLACKSMITH,
At No 65 Union street,
Alexandria, vs..
Where he is prepared to furnish all kinds Of
MACHINERY, WROUGHT and CAST
IRON FENCES, &c.
Repairing done with dispatch. and at prices
that were charged previous to the war. ia 70
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LEONARD SCOTT s. Co. have republished the
November number of Blackwood's Magazine.
Contents Nuremburg, or how to build houses;
A Strange Correspondent; Poetry and Humor
of the Scottish language; Esrrs Dene; New
Rocks: Prof. Porter on the human intellect
the Great Collapse. A very interesting number
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NHILIP PARK,

PRA CTICAL l. U u E K,
No. II South Fairfax street.
The Oldest and best established Plumbing
establishment in tho city. all work done with
dispatch, and in tho most durable and work
manlike manner. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOBBING doEo at short notice, and ny HIM
q IT, or the most experienced workmen. dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-30

FoE CONSCIENCE SAKE.-Treasurcr Spinner
reports this year the following as the amount
of the conscience fund: Amount received lron
various persons, from December, 1853, up 10
and including June 30, 1869, Sis wi 81 81 )
and during the fiscal year ending Juno ~,
1870 S3,406 o.; total amount received SINCE
November 80, 1863, $l17,397 81.
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SHARPNESS. -The New York Times gives
an instance Illustrative of the power CT econo,
my to transmute poverty into wealth ahoroed
by the case OF one of the assistant clerks OF the
board of supervisors of New York. who since
1861, on salary OF $1,000 year, has manas.
ed to save up about $780, without dying
of starvation. The Times observes that Ben 1
jamin Franklin is accredited with the remark
that economy is wealth J" but he lived IN o oe1
generate days. and never imagined that 81 :oOo
year could be made to yield a7sh living
and surplus besides equal to $57,ooo pei an,
mum. The only objection to so inc an cAa'npie
as this is that too many might desl'o 10 lln'-
tate it.
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pEADY FOR THE HOLIDAfS--Havo
Is opened this day end offer to tn, public and
nv customers a well selected stock for the hol-
days, consisting Of the best Layer EaisinsS,
who:e boxes, halves and quarters Nuts Of all
kinds: Filberss. English Wr:nuts, Soft Smell
Almonds, Pecans, etc. the best. Freserved
Canton Ginger, fresh sid very nicc.i Ci!ron,
Currsnts, Seedless Eaisins, Figs, by tina drum,
half do and pound; FlavoIingu Extracts Of ell
kinds, LIQUID Kennel, Cox's Gslatino, Mince
Meat prepared expressly foI family use Can
ned Goods of I'll kinds. Prime Ecw York Buck
whest and Teas, the very best Green and Black.
ny Teas arc selected with much care, and any
one in need Of = good a1ticie will do well u
give mo a call. Al.o, Yarmouth Sugar Corn,
the best in the World, COR sale By
~. T. ERGOkES,
nov 80 10 King ct. above 'ssEhlneton.
FAIRFAXa GEO'ToWN TUKPiKEo Co.
+ Falls Church, Va. Nov. Is, 1876.
The Annual Meeting ot the Stockholders OF
the Fairfax and Georgetown Turnpike co. VII
take place on SATURDAY, December ora,
1870, 3. this place, 81 O'Clock r. II. II 'u'
attendance is desired. c.
nov 30-t6 W. d. ii&ELEt1, Eoe. y
BUCKETS, Tubs Plain and Fancy l>"s
D Hickory Split Brooms, Whisp5, Dus' "Nu
Scrub Brushes, &C., for sale by con
nov 81 GEO. Acb U i'N L. ~
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The Commissioner of Agriculture has re-
ceiVed from the Imperial Botanical Gardens of
St. Petersburg, g collection OF Russian apples,
embracing about four hundred varieties, in du.
plicate. These have come in perfect condition,
and are we'll provided with gratis, which will
be at once distributed to nurserymen and 9th
ers who desire to experiment with and propa.
gate from these promising acquisitions.
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An order issued from the War Department
directs the Superintendent of General Recruit
ing Service at Cincinnati to forward five hun
dred recruits to Atlanta, Georgia, where they
will be reported, upon arrival. to the Com
handing General Department OF the South,
and assigned to duty in the 18th Infantry, to
aid in the enforcement of the Congressional
Election law, at the approaching election in
Georgis,
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state o. South CarOi"
kyecU.;yn Urpt.

ColuIn bia, ,lurc 10, J.
Sir: / have made full nTd satisfactory
tho Spectacles procured from you. s!Ii !.
the pleasure to ssy that tho glasses nrc
adapted TO my eyes than any I have eve
The facilities with which you ii.tgd the (
my eye furnished ms ccmclu-Ive cv'cr
your thorough experience ~ ~: Ocui;st.
Your atteinmeLts in ?our profession
you to tho Confidence, patronage md 81:
Of the public.
I have tho honor 10 be very rcSle
yours, ia II ~ L. -"
Governor Of South Ger,
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Portsmouth, Va, Dee !. .
Prof. Bernhsrdt:-I Owe you debt q
tude for the benefit you have rendered !"
many years l have been accu$!oine': !:
glasses when reading or writing, ana =
with pain, more or less, to my oy"s. -.
relieved me from al Inconvenience. J 60
read and write for al hours withou: NJ
end can see objects distant and n""r = -
the same glasses with clearncss ~! tt.'
that have not experienced since ny y'~'
an gratefully yours, ....4.1
Pastor o: =. :"
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G.. ". JAM ESON.

G. ". JAMESON. - H. COLLINS
JAMESON & COLLINS,
- IRON AND BRASS FUU DhE:', :
- COR. OF ROYAL s. Will ES SIS,
= ALEXANDRIA. VA. (
Z azs- Building Material, Mil y orS Ano {
s Castings of every description INSIDE at
g short notice. !.
CASH paid for old iron And Sras:.
sop 6-tt - =
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WASHINGTON IrEMs.-N. ". uorcoEan
has 80 far recovered from tho effects Of the
railroad accident, which has disabled him tor a
month past, as to be abio 20 take daily cxer'
else, and there is every prospect OF his be-
inc scor restored TO his usual health.
The Capitol is nearly ready for the meeting
of Congress, the iai, havinl hccn Thoroughly
rcnoeatc! and newly carpat@d.
The troubles between til" stall! holders IN tho
Centre market and toe new market company
have not yet been satisfactorily adjusted.
There is wide difference in uany instances as
to the value OF the stalls to be vacated, and both
sides seem to be trying to out do each other.
An enthusiastic meeting was he'd last nigh
at Metzerott Hall, composed ct citizens propo'
sing to inauguratc tho con- pIetion Of the pave
mcnt of Pennsylvania avenue 10y grand three
days carnival to conclude with masquerade.
Large numbers OF the most influential business
men and ciiizcns were in attendance, Mayor
Emery presided, and resolutions wero adopted
pIeGcing the success OF the project. y CON-
mite of Twenty-Five Was authorized on su3Scnp'
tons to rep0r; at q future meeting.