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A PETITION, numerously signed by the
clerks In tho different departments, will
shortly DO presented Congress, asking that
during the evening from untI 10 p. M, In
order 70 allow those who wish, to have an
opportunity OF referring 70 the books, &c.
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iOommunleAtsd.l

Enron Ir,cs.I ARs srS,n;, jan " 800
be kind enough 10 say In the columps on
your paper that tho John Beckett men
TONED In this evenings Star as having
forged the name Of Henry d. Gunnell, com
missioner OF the Seventh ward, Is not John
Beckett engineer Franklin engine, No. 9.
Very respectfully, &C.,
JoHS BECKETT,
Engineer Franklin engine, No. 9.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THI huB.
\ seriesr has eblaiped from tbs OTphhasI court
n "hahlnE!on Oounly. In the District % Celpn.
sgsA1b wIIlHT4AN, lAls o. Wish nEtoh OSIniy
sEsSst ~ d .aiS RsisSs hSy5s 'lsi@s
hlRi, ne same WITH tes V9SshsSs thereof to the
pext, they may otheTWiss By law be excluded
from ali ben III Of the aHid estate. -.
GOUiSI siRSsL wild SrS1s.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-13

NATIONAL WoNAA'S BuEPRAuE CoNYEH.
TIoE.-By reference 70 an adVertIsement Il
will be seen that Washington ID 70 DO the
scene OF grand demonstration In favor OF
female suffrage, on the 18th, 10th and Goth
Instant. " -
Two Senators, three members, ono bishop,
two reYerends, one professor, ono lawyer,
nlneteen women and Wendall Phillips are
booked for the occasion. T' -
The reputation Of the speakers Is so high
mat We Tear the galarles Of Congress will
10 deserted during the session Of this i'm.
portAnt council.
The objects Of the convention arc An.
louneed to be the Acknowledgement OF
Women In the District and the passage Of
the sixteenth amendment TO the Constltu-
ton.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-13

WB CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION 10 tina ad-
Prtisement Of MesIB. Philip & Solomon.
whose stock Of everything In their line d
unsurpassed 10 the District Of Columbia.
Wsilng, wedding and reception cards arc
engraved 10 the highest order OF art, and
Hlntlng, binding and lithographlng attend
4 10 81 the shortest notice.
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sT. CLoUD Horn, corner OF Ninth and y
streets, ls already becoming dessrvedly pop
ulRr, and the accommodation AFFORDED 10
guests 10 Of the moat superior character.
Mrs. +. A. Pollard, the proprietresI, gives
her personal attention to tho establishment.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-13

WooD PLynnNTy--A committee Of gen
tlemen from Newark, N. j., were here on
Monday 70 Investigate tho inertia OF tho diff
terent Specimens Of wood pavement now
laid down 10 this city, wilma View Of adopt
Ing that which seemed 20 them best IN New
ark. On Tuesday morning the committee
had four sections Of tho ReAm pavement, on
the Avenue, near the Capitol, taken up 70
test It's solldlty. They found the sections In
an excellent state OF preservation, notWlth-
standing they were laid some years ago,
soon after the Inventor had obtained his
patent. Mr., Scott, the carpenter who put
the pavement down, says II was the lnten-
ton OF tho patentee TO allow Il 10 remain
only sufficient time 70 afford members Of
Congress and citizens 10 examine II, and he
seemed surprised 10 ind u 30 perfect after
the long use and hard wear and tear to
which II has been subjected. The commit
tee len FOR home yesterday afternoon, ex-
pressing much satisfaction with the specl-
men OF wooden pavement referred 10.
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THIS IS TO DIVE ,soTIOE THAT rms sUB.
u seIiboL has obtained from The orphAhs' Court u
M sii s9SiG,y 70 the District q cSlumbiI
lhEDE4IeHW VIZ, RI.IAN, late Of Wash ihEt0R eenaiy
snsISst h AZ RsIsohS having elAimI
K exhibit the same. with he youshors fhsrsoi 70
the subscriber, on or before the ath daY Oh Jnau-
Az next they may otherwise BY law " excluded
RON all beneh OF the said estate.
lsJ0 'HRNRY'fyRN SkHA''
IA5.WSWs ldmihistT.isr
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STRAsBUR0ER BRos., on Seventh street,
between and X, arc selling boots and shoei
from 20 TO 30 per cent. cheaper than others,
and those In need Of those necessary ap-
pendages should "mAke note Of It."
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The snRlniE ASnHT o. the washInRton
Association for the Improvement OF the Con-
dltion OF the Pos Acknowledges donation
OF 800 lbs. Of Champion Bros imperial
Williams, OF New York, which viii DO dis
ttibuted TO the deserving poor OF this city.
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oLoTHIsai CLoTHNol OLoTHnol regard
less Of cost, at Oak Hall, 400, (new number,
500 Seventh street, opposite Post Once.
n. u; Suits made TO order At prices cor
respondingly low. ..' 80.
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JoHS Y. ELLIS offers two beautiful oil
paintings, by Hammond, for sale. Tho ano
specimens OF art are on exhibition at the
plano and music MaTerooma, 800 PsnnSylya-
mia BVenue, near Tenth street,
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The ANA0osTIA BRIDGE,-In the sepats
yesterday Mr.. Harlan presented a petition
signed by DR.. Charles II. Nichols, AR,
Johnson, J. FonWlek Young, T. q, Berry,
and three hundred other citizens Of MARY.
land and Of the District Of Columbia, pro-
testing against tho removal OF change OF
location OF tho bridge across the AnacostlN,
near the navy yard. Referred to the Com.
uittee on the District OF Columbia.
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RUNAwAI.-Yesterday afternoon spirited
horse attached TO light buggy, belonging
20 MT. John ROney, took fright on Thlf.
tenth street, near Q, and dashed OF at fear
iul speed, throwing Mr.. r. from the vehicle,
but fortunately Without Injury. The animal
was finally caught by one OF the EMPLOYEES
Of M. Harvey, at the corner Of Eleventh
street and Pennsylyanla avenue.
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Coon WoRK.-Howard Division, No. q,
their new hall In the Congregational Church
building, corner OF Tenth and @ streets, last
night, at which seventeen new mombors
were Initiated. Speeches were made, and
the occasion was made very Interesting
one. o.. Y =
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J. 7. LACEY, corner of Canal and Twellh
streets, Ia selling cargo Of 400 tons OF coal
below market prices for cash. also, wood at
reduced rates. Try him.
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CLOSING OUT sAIE.-We are selling Oh
our winter elothIng regardless OF cost.
N. b. We are making suits 10 order at
prices correspondlnRly low, Oak Hall, 5p5
Seventh street, opposite Post once. A.
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oAL HAIL, 900 Seventh street, (neW num-
Der, b2b,) 10 closing out It's winter stock 70
gardleBS Of cost. A
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-13

THR Department Council Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic win meet at head.
quarters this evening, at o'clock.
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M1RRAT a WAYNE.

otoreOtypsFs and RleetrOtyPSFs.
ava PEHHaYLvAHIA AVnHUA
RRINIER6, LKADa, sLU0s METAL HVRNI.
IVkk. and general assortment of hUolhke1
OUTS oonalAntly % hAnA GpiI
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT TaI IUb.
Il BCRlBHR has obtained from lie orpkana'
goHIt 81 Waihlnsio5 County, IA The Distfid q
estate 81 joys LHwIs. lats Of WAAhJhgloh sountY
.fotssait deessssd, All persens havlaE slsinl
ethlbit he sans, with the youshsrs tksFssl, 70
ne suess.ibeL, on Of bsiefs the gu DAY ~ 1il-
slAAed from all bSneh! "a said estate. -
Given under my hand ms an dGI Of January.
III. hAR0ARKr X LEWIS. :.
..r LdniAls,utrix.
i S.:S irs.. :. n a$ss y VIII. }
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WAsHINGroS AND GRoR0RrOWN RAIL
RoAD.-A meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Washington and Georgetown Street Railway
Company was held AZ ~ O'Clock yesterday,
at tho eompany's oiico, corner Of New Jer-
sey avenue and North D street, for the pur-
pose OF electlng directors to serve for the
ensuing yeaf.l There was no opposition, aud
the old board was reelected, as follows: an
yauuS 8. Riker, Henry Hart, James Ne
keuna, Maltby q. Lane, Allen Mitchell,
William 0rme, and Gilbert YaudsrWerkon.
A complimentary resolution, expressing
satisfaction at the manner In which the az
fairs OF the road had been conducted during
the past year, was unanimously adopted. u
The directors will most to-day for the puT-
pose Of choosing president, superintendent,
aad secretary. Il IL probable the present
officers will be reelected.
Amer the election the stockholders re-
paired to an adjoining room, where an ela-
giant repast was In waiting, gotten up In an
unexeeptionable manner BY Mr.. John
O'Leary, assisted by Mr.. Andrew j. Clark,
which was partaksn OF with great Ruato BY
those present.
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TRusrnIs or CoLoRED scHOoLs.-A regu-
lar tneetlng OF the board was held last night
At tho Stevens Ichool-hopse, on Twenty
nrst street, (Mr. syphax In the chair, and
all the members present.
Mr.. Charles King, secretary, read COM
municatlon from A. 4. Newton extending
an invitation TO the board TO attend a meet
Ing Of the trustees OF public schools on Fri
day evening next, with reference TO asking
aid from Congress In sustaining thepublc
schools Of the District. Accepted.
Miss Mamie Brown was appointed an
assistant teacher at the Delaware avenue
school.
Horace W. Parko was appointed an assIst.
ant 10 the superintendent at q salaTy OF $40
per month. Adjourned. .rnvT
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Iowa REPUBLICAN AssocATIoN.-Th
organization met last evening at 33l Penn
sylyania avenue, Mr.. W. Q. Graf In the
chair Major Fletcher secretary. About
thirty-hYe members were present. Eighteen
new members were added 10 the list. Re-
celpts Of the evening, e22. ....r...
The following executive committee was
appoiuted-one from each Congressional
districts LIST district, Col. A. ". Bcott; "a,
W. y. Qapin; Sd, Hon. 8. J.W. Tabor 4th,
J. II. q. Wilson, 5th, Capt. @. n. Johnsoni
9th. Hon. Chas. Pomeroy. ar .r
Pleasing addresses were delivered by
Judge Loughridge, Hons. Y. W. Palmer, q.
A. Page, ChAs. Pomaroy, Hawkins Taylor,
General Add II. Sanders and others declar.
Ing II the duty OF lowans to support the
State Association and fully Identifying
themselves with the cause. > .. .'t
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted;
RsIoivsd, That IowAns Temporarily residing
In Warrington, and uho hold 0oVeFnment
positions, are expected TO Identity them selves
with their state Republican Association, the
msetings OF which are organized and held In
WAahington, AID = failure on their part to do
90 will be regarded a. avido nee that tAoy have
permanently left the State. .rgg
Adjourned for two weeks. ...l ..H
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THR NEW JHRsET REPUBLICAN AssooIA-
TIoS hold an adjourned meeting at Union
League Hall tomorrow eYenlng,
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Wines and Liquors.

FRsr-cLLss BoARDIso at ass Twelfth
street, between q and II.
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THERE Is A GENERAL REVIVAL of health
among the ladies in our community, and
this, We are GuthoritatiVely Informed, results
from the use Of GATHERS Native WIno
BitterS. No other remedy meets with such
universal approval among the ladies, who,
being relieved OF their serious aiiictlons con,
fess their obligation to Mr.. GautleT as The
benetaetoE or their scr. In the improved
stamina Of the coming generation We shall
have the greatest proof Of the virtue Of these
bitters. For sale by druggists and grocers.
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wilcox & GIBs's sHwrNo MAouIxn, pro-
nounced the simplest and nolseless machine
In the world, can now DO bought on easy
terms al the agency, O. Baum's Hoopaklrt
and Corset Factory, 8l5 Seventh street, be-
tween ID and Il.
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Special MsstinE az visitors = The
Condition 81 ehs Peer.

.... NenahNANn u ne EooE.
A special meeting Of the visitors for the
improvement Of the condition Of the poor
was held last night at the once OF the gen.
eral agent Of the association, corner Of
Flflh and F streets, Mr.. A. K. Browne In
the chair.
The Chair stated that the object OF the
meeting was 10 hear reports from the via
itors Of the several wards, and 10 hear any
suggestions that they, a. field agents Of tho
association, had to make as TO the fnturo
distribution Of charities to the suffering
poor Of this city.
Lieutenant Kelly, Of the Sixth precinct,
reported that he found much destltutlon In
hia ward, and was daily applied for TO re-
lieve suffering. Tho applicants generally
sought fuel and food, and In some Instances
desired elothlngj but many preferred en-
ployment 10 receiving alma.
Miss Powell, OF the Fourth ward, re-
ported that she had made twenty visits, and
two thirds OF those visited were very destl-
tute. The principal wants Of thoso she Wis.
lied were food and fuel.
Mr.. z. II, Horner, Of the First ward, re-
ported that he visited any families, and rec
commended relief to twenty-five Of the most
needy. Want Of employment Is the cause
81 ihot Of the distress. He related the con-
dillon OF ono poor man who has four small
children dependent upon him for support,
ditIonol reIIsf hs stsord.a snd az, ~.
vi,itors have powes h. sn2nish a. r..Sn1
wants. Instead N sending the spniican,. ~
tbs di1ectors a. IN many cS.es ths a,,r,,'
cants arc too feeble to walk any distance,
or carry even a basket Of chips.
Z. +. NeedhAm, Of the Fourth ward, re.
ported that he had made q number OF visits,
~ Sns, IA s,o,h,nn thu ,ae 70 n ~
out ~ snplnymsot H. IA ~ 49, " ",n,'
~ aOx ronra h hair P1 60 ~ ~
vis,saG onN - hnsa IN shs ~
hiI"S ~ IT, I" SN Wy NEW W." hs
uha, Wy n"o Sao uauBunssr ulSAolvu W
nv W nu no "p W.
To.ah ~, .,,.sa.,.s ~ =, T eHa 80
~ snn o., III ~ 49, ~ ~ nS re-
IA P. NV ~ ~, ~, ' ~
mt ~ wn,, ~ 49, ~ .snn ~ M 800
pss ~ wo'N !" e''H" 'no '@"' ~ "''J CONS
} NJ rd,oD ala A.. ia ,,.,,.a . n,r,h,,
NJ isSis. ~bo "a - 80 hs,,.s a.. IN
w.ra mn Sy,IiIrv ,o 49, =, yScsjya cbsr,,iss
mi von,d rs,SuS 1900 .evirS ~ sasn .
iiSsIIhraS onS X. .n,.,rrs.,.S ,hISt : ,,..,,,s
tSasi "p IVA ne us1s $500 sna, nIoes'n ~
, Considss in,, .nsh ca" ia ~, sosi.tV ~
~ ,,St ~. .,n,kI..- ~ ~ 'StS
M noS srhrnI'.sd ~ SoI, aau ra nSeIy
az hsys nsnssi ~ Ia -i,i,aS s,nss ISsc.r,.
ber iT,h nssrlx soo e.nIiiss 4, m, az
oo,t, I .hs,y ~. Tcs, ~ =, ~, -. "
e" 'a.r as,,I,r,a oo,,Si,io, - =, ,.Sa =,
n."riy sSo indIv,dSsSs Iaa hseo roiIsssS
.o,aay-i,h ~. 800 LIN ~. s..i.,a.
81 nIo,nina ~ ,sora ,h.n 90 =. 49, In
mai ana ~ TSs @r. .I csrssol Mant ,ssm,
10 he want Of HorE, and ahout one .tenth a
tSs vhois nnuhsr nom imnravidsnt lIyIng
and lntempofance, ana Q great number
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INDIANA REPUBLICAN, oLUa.-Tho regular
meeting Of thia club was held last evening
at Liberty HALL =. NJ. Gibson In the chair,
Jen. ii. Barrett, secretary.
The corresponding secretary read letter
from Gen. Packard, member Of Congress,
announcing that he wonld address the club
on the night Of the 2Gth inst, at Liberty
Hall.
4 Col. Pierce reported nom the executive
committee relative 10 the initlatory steps
that had been taken to take part in the
coming campaign In that State, and said
the State central COMMITTEES had been notl-
nod Of this action the club.
Onthc Internal workings OF the club, re-
marin were made BY hessrs. Dufore, Garrett,
kelnhardt, Moods, Murray and Barrett.
Tho committee on membership rcported
iavorahiy on names Of all who had signed
the constitution, and the report was auvv pted.
The meeting then adjourned.
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F6ENSH MpsTA Ar, A! ssg IIPi! SWEET
SAnDINES, WORCESTERSHIRE
SAUCE, 40.
ABSIENTH, ANGOSTURA ANDCALIFOR-
MIA WINE BITTERS,
Is,IadinEs sas sssorinsai Of IMf0RrED AND
,,stSS!S sR$ ssnpis-iOOn supsriAisndsd ~, WY.
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DEATH or THos. II. HAvENNER.-Our cItl-
Eens will no doubt DO surprised to read the
announcement Of the sudden death Of Mr..
Thomas II. Hayenner, which occurred yea
terdAy morning, In Baltimore, which city he
had visited for the purpose OF procuring
medical advice for the complaint under which
he has labored for some tlme-dIsease OF the
heAr and lungs. MI. Hayenner was widely
where he had lived for long serles OF yearS'
At the time Of his decoAse no was "a years Of
age. The funeral will take place from his
late residence, on street, at 0 O'Clock this
afternoon.
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MATRnEoNIAL.--Quite a stylish wedding
took place In the Metropolitan Presbyterian
church, Capitol Hill, on Tuesday last, the
18th Inst The happy couple were Miss A.
8. Bray, the beautiful aud accomplished
daughter Of the officiating clergyman, the
Rev. John Bray, and Jamos K. Wlngate,
esq, Of Rort Tobaeco, Charles county,, Nd,
who, BY ihe way, Il a handsome man. The
bridesmaids wgre Miss Susanna Bray, (sls-
ter Of the BRIDE And Misses Virginia Bohrer,
A. N, Thomas, A. Bohrer and L. II. Thomas,
all OF this city. The groomsmen were Geo.
O. Ward, esq, Of this city, Theophilus and
John Bray, (brothers Of the bride,) W. P.
Compton, esq, Of Charles county, Nd, aud
W. II. Blandford, esq, Of Baltimore, Nd.
The bride was handsomely nttlred In brown
travelling suit, aud the bridesmaids were
beautifully dressed In sults to correspond.
Tho groomsmen wore black suits with
brown kid gloves, The bride was the re-
clplent Of q goodly number OF very valuable
presents. Amer the ceremony was over the
happy couple received the congratulations
Of their friends, amer which they took their
carriages and proceeded TO the Baltimore
depot, where they took tho l2:I5 train for
Baltimore. That their married life may DO
prosperous and happy, and that they may
learn 20 regard each other with increasing
affection as they journey together "adown
the stream Of life" is the sincere wish OF
their numerous friends. III
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WARRINGTON HEBREW BENEVOLENT Asso-
oIATIoN.-The annual meeting OF this asso-
ciatlon was held last evening, at the syna-
gogue, on Eighth street, the president Is.
WolD In the chair, and Rev. J. s. jacobson
secretary. .a..t ..
The treasurer (Mr. Isaac HerzberE) re-
ported the amount received during the year,
e6o0.s7, expended In charities, t39T.T 10
leaving q balance on hand Of eI99.19. The
report was received. H ........ ".
The old board OF officers were thon unanl.
mously reelected, as follows: President, 8.
Wolf vice president, Philip wallaeh; 70.
cordlng secretary, Rev. J. 8. jacobson,
financial secretary, Chas. Baumi treasurer,
Isaac HerHberRj board OF managers, A. s.
Bolomons, @. Lansburg, Chas. Baum, l..
Luchs, Henry strasburger, Benz. Kaufman,
Lewis Baar.
The collections during the evening amount
ed 10 t76.75.
On motion, the annual dues were reduced
TO %.
The meeting then adjourned, and lmme-
dlatoly reorganlzed In a meeting Of the board
OF managers, 8. VIOLIN the chair.
The collection committee was announced
a. follows TO canvass tho wards specified {
H. strasburger and l.. Baar. First aud Soc
ond wards and Georgetownj d. Kaufman
and l.. Luchs, Third ward Chas. Baum and
q. Lansburg, Fourth ward; Philip wallach
and Isaac Herzberg, Flilh, Sixth, and Sew
enth wardsi A. 8. solomona and 8. Wolf,
committee at large.
The finance committee was appointed, as
follows p. Wallach, chairman, A. s. Solo
nous, and l.. Luchs.
Relief Committee.--Rev. J. 8. jacobson,
Philip wallacb, and II. strasburger,
Adjourned.
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UNION WAR PRIsoNKRs' ASSOCIATION
The regular meeting Of this association was
held last night, when tho following officers
were elected for the ensuing year, President,
General W. P. Gasselie; FIRST Vice Presi.
dent, Major l.. p. Williams; Second Vice
President, Captain, J. N. Whitney; Record
ing Secretary, Captain A. B. White; Core.
spending Secretary, Captain Frank b. San
born, U. 8. Nj Marshal, Captain l..
Wieser, sr .rEs a.. 49,. ......
Tho subject Of the erection Of the pro-
posed monument In this city was fully dls-
cusSed, and the committee appointed during
last summer 10 communicate with promI.
nent public men on the subject reported that
they had consulted with the President, Cen
eral Sherman, and many other eminent SOL
dlers aud civilians, and that they, tho COM
mlttee, had nearly perfected their plans 10
submit TO tho association, and would report
1oon. They stated prospects Of success
wero very encouraging, and that II was, In
their opinion, only necessary for the Rssocl-
alton 10 make q request for aid 10 secure q
hearty and anbstantlal response. , at
Amer the Transaction Of routine business
and the appointment Of several committees
Zone being TO secure charter for the asso-
citation from COngresD the m ceiling Ad-
iourned.
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AHIoRIALro CoNoREss,--At a meeting Of
tho Georgetown Republican Club on Tues
dAy evening, among other business trans
acted was the submlttlng Of the following
msmoriAl, 10 be presented 10 Congress,
which was numeTously signedi
"We, the undersigned, citizens of asorre-
town ID. o., believing that = change 10 our
chartered righta would be OF great bensnI 10
your petitionerH, would most respectfully
position your honorable bodies TO 90 amend
eur charter A. TO allow the qualified Volere Oh
oeofgetown TO elect ~ their annual election
70 February Of each year, Ia AdditIon 10
Mayor. Aldermen and Board Of Uommon
Council, register, Axoolleetor and flour IN.
spec ~ and further TO amend said charter as
toallow the incoming BoArda, who take thsiF
seats on the nrat Monday sVSnluH in March
70 elect, In Jotnt convention, the remainder OF
The onoeIs undsf the corporation on the irSt
Monday evening 10 April Of each YeAF.n
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LArEsT FROM TuE LADIEs.-slnee the In.
PRODUCTION Of Phalon's vitalla or Salvation
for the hair, ladies who formerly used dyes,
are universally abandoning them. They
fnd the new article 30 harmless, 90 clean
anu pure, so pleasant to the senses, and
withal 80 superior ~ a means OF renewing
the original color that they absolutely ahud-
der when they think Of the filthy stuff they
once used. . eos
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