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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

The report that negotiations are pending Tor
the ccssion Of Luxembourg to Germany VIII
surprise 30 ore acquainted with the past
policy Of Prussia in regard to that state; or
the strategic considerations which since the
reciihcation OF the Rhine frontier impel The
now united States. OF Germany TO add the
province and its ciiadel-naxt to Gibraltar the
strongest Notification in EWope--tO their pos
sessions. Germany viii thu, complete her
western dcfcnses, giving her an uubiokcn,
almost impossible line Of fWrcsscs Gncludng
ThiOnyille, Metz, Luneyille and New Bresacl).
from Belgium to Switzerland, whose ncu-
trality all Europe is pledged to maintain.
Without LuxembWg tAe banicr which Won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

We cannot believe that The management of
the Harlem Railroad deliberately seeks TO im-
pede the growth OF the region through which
it runs. Yet that is precisely what it does by
denial OF facilities for local travel as unac-
conntablc as il is peryerse. The jersey roads
are conducted by men of less reputation; but
the sagacity shown in making their routes at
tractiyc lines of settlement for NewYoIk
business men promises to cause wonderful
oyerlaamg OF regulations within the next ten
years,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

How many Gods Of war were there in The good
old rnytholoricai daysH There was Mars, for one;
and there was his sister Hc!iona--but She WA
goddess However hera is on immensely strong
gentleman who s,onS himself " One hundred Men
who Fought under Lec,". and who Whites to a
Charleston newspaper thas tucalently: "lf
the people of tho North are prepared to
destroy tlieir commerce. their finance, their
trade. and eype1d their blood TO sustain these
thieves aud scoGpdfcs in expressing their follow
citizens oi the south. b h6 gods Of VGr they shall
have a chance We might have been thrown into
an icy pespration by this s5rong language few
years ago-not NOW, when have found ont the
real nature Of ,hc animal. 1t il something, too, to
have q good conscience. BY the gods of Wharf.-The
whole of them-wo don't desire 10 opprcss oar Gel
lov-ct,lcus OF the South; but We do wish that
souo VI them had little more common sense. ~
do,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

1t is prohatio that the da,kcst Loor IN ,hc
life of a woman is Whom she wakes or The
morning after the loss OF her honor, and feels
how empty is the future, and how pit
iful is the price OF her infaIny. The
past, with its possibilities Of honest lie, self
respect, and the esteem Of others, is gone for
ever. Nothing is left but mcic liviu4 on the
wages OF shame. witch stick to the fingers and
burn them Ike boiling pitch \ lcpor, When
he first discovers the fatal whitening Of his
skin, is not more Lonely. Into Ibis moral
rTison-housc ORANGE S. WINANs entered on
Saturday. lie may try 10 blazcn ont his foul
misfortune. bat he cannot conceal from him-
self his sense Of the permanent wOrthcSsncS3
of the life be has stained and polluted. IN
all dc alm.-houses aud pcnit,nti,rics OF the
State there exists to-day no creatare so
needing, but beyond the pity Of charitable
hearts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

largest part of the world existed outside Of tho
Japanese Islands, was dcpOscd, and The boy
Mikado came from tho Spiritual Capital. In
the same way, and for the same reasons, thcre
has been no peace in China since Prince Kung
resigned the Regency TO the child Emperor.
Nor, for that matter, is there likely TO be peace
in those Eastern countries until positive men,
with knowledge Of the outside world, come
again into power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

qhc Senate would have displayed better
shirt 20 have passed the House Amnesty bill
ON Saturday without suggesting It's delay until
the Ku-Klux bill was a law. The one torgves
mast poIitical Ohenses; the Other is TO punish
present crimes; aud, they have no necessary
connection. Yet ID. prompt adoption OF the
Amnesty bill (witEout conditions revealing mat
che temrer ia %hch it is considered Is not
thoroughly conciliatory) would have added 10
the moral force and the effectiveness OF the
Kn-kluy Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

The Bo,i1 dcsgnateS the Rev. Mr.. Cheucy Of
Chicago "a Protestant Pope aud asserts that in
the cases of several OF his congregation he admins
tered the rite of confirmation himself OF dispensed
with il altogether. A telegram from Dir. Cheney III
response to an inquiry OF the Rev. Stephen IL. Tying.
IT,, published in TuE TRIBUNE last Thursday, says;
CuCAGO. April II. lSiI.-Admltted 10 communion 'ic, .
persons. no were ready and o,~ioGs 10 oe 'onteA
according 10 Prayer Book authority.
CHARLES EDWARD CHl\Et.
Church troubles brew rapidly enough without. ne
aid of newspaper misrepresentation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

Some of thc CITY Democracy celebrated JcHcr'onS
birthday last week, and We read IN ne tord mat
the banquet was SERVED up in the good OLD p'iho-
crrlic tyle, with very short pauses between drinks
This Lcing ,he 90 e. We are not surprised 10 notice
H,at lho report Of ,hc proceedings lid nos cpl DO
AVnd tuy Ois. l,D0h,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

FOR SALE OR TO LET for business pur-
poses, Mcmber of Assembly. Rent for the
season, 100000, or will DO sold cheap for cash.
Possession, IA soon IA the Tax Levy and
Election Bill are passed, the present lessee
having no further uSe for the property. In
quire Of WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Albany, OF of
o. $. WNANs, on the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

Socictie, Cor tlc Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals
are mutipl. ing ia Massachusetts, in which State
the cause Of Our Dumb Follow-Cfeature5 is main
iaiAel with unusual enthusiasm. We wish the
beno, client projectors al possible success, although
IL i3 consolItory 20 know that brte animals do not
sunor from physical injury ~ men do; foI we have
soon horse comfortably feeding with almost the
whole OF one Of us feet destroyed by disease. But
il important to Remember that cruelty to brntcs
implies brutality in man. The camon who 90 Tar
Yields 20 bis bad temper a 70 torture as ne in.hsl
fLo moor creature 20 whose tod he owes b- own ss-
tonarco is quito likely 10 beat his wife, tyI3nnDe
over his cb hlron bully - neglbor- or assault biS
boon companions. II the iaw can teach lin to stay
his hand raised in wrath against bis horse, or dog or
OK it Wiz also teach lin, Of tho same time, to con-
troll himself better whom he experiences . desire 10
indulge in oXtCmpOIaAeous maulaughter. Ii -
nrianehol, to rel. It that man, with fall iecog-
nj iou Of the value Of refined culture ia uron the
average such q beast; and p.baps va should beg
pardon OF the beasts fer using such a word. Il =
plea ant 10 think of human capacity Tor rounded
culture; IL IS not so pleasant to fluid shc capacity
very economically employed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17
LER,tS OF TIE IALBLNE.

D,Ev "arUNr. Mail Subscribers SO ner anh ..,
eCdi-I .Y TpIBJ NJ Mail S"hsc;.s, % .'Ii ',','
IT.IY 4ri.VEE Mai Subscribers -, i'' ''''''
Advertising Ra te r., lima
p,uy 'Trrr7.>, &9c 4oc 5ro, g e." ana ~ iIf. INV
~,.-.,'- SINS, ."srrI,r - and % cents per HDe'
Ny,.iI..f .I..pt<r. -, s2 aud 20 I'i me
According to position III the paper
IeTiss ,.sh in advance; ...... 49,, vo,l,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

Senate end House differ widely upon the De-
iiciency I'll, ard several important measures
are likely TO fail in consequence. The PEN
siODeys OF 1912 and the census-takers ere likely
TO go unpaid fer a time, and the poor of
Washington VIII have TO suffer on in silence
temporarily. But, On the o,hcr Land, Wash
ihgton l,ll fail TO get tie public park il coycts
ut the National expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

Many Of the benevolent associations oil gte city
might have taken pattern during the latc Winter
from the action of the Wilson Industrial Mission.
Through all the excitement about coal, the pressure
of which, OF course fell upon the poorest classes IT
sold to the poor within its charge all the coal they
needed at cents per scuttle while the grocoS we've
asking Is and -. Similar acts Of iudiclous and bu>
ness-,ike kindness mark IA wise administration
which we should be glad To see more generally iEl-
tltcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

Theiudgmcuts against the CiWdmnS The l's't'fiy
DAYS have been numerous and OF large amounts
The smallest organ of Tammany through l'S pro
priotor. obtains $.29iO -. However one OK the
Judges of the Supreme Court tuom the Iithte'h'h
Wardl is Chairman If delegation TO The i'l"inaIN
Hall General Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

The House defeated the proposed repeal of
the Law authorizing the first session Of each
Congress to sit on March A. There was no
great haste, as the repeal would not be opera
tive for nearly two years TO come; and late
legislation has shown that the custom still has
its adyaui90fS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

Nalt',c has hui't I'D against Franco wou'd bo
incomplete. It's occupation is therefor, ncecs-
s1ry 10 he victorious conclusion Of tho war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

Mr.. Join L. Gcgow, for many years Cashier
Of rrr TI.,. is our agent ira Ph.Jde Mia to receive
sd.rr ia,. and subscriptions. His odlcc is at No III
South ST. ti.-st, LcigT Binding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-17

\ STRONG point f at'r'V'"H 10 ~" P''y
guDf Viii Hr found at IiI Et"m "'''-' 'iS ~ ' :.
-, q, !, no ICON. all anna 81 PLUCK" Will loo acted
n,, t,r a., t,st tuck in NlwIo.b. L, b.. w unics.
l il. iy, ~ a met and pie are sque phase II
American life th9 scene being a'1 IN lh' COZ Illus
,,,l,s ot r,pp.,l,,pia Mr.. George clarke will pay
~ ,,,i,.ir,l mart Tho opening 81 Nowcomb md Az
IInct,r,t Nyg opera Housc-.ormcriy Apollo hill-i,
a,.",intel for Tonight. A yer, num'rod' company "
N.-i, Ahus,ls.s VII l3ty pats IN DE oleGAf '"'''"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15
THE COURJS.

POLICE COURT To DAY, yadge SaeU-R odger
Carroll, charged with Indecent exposure; fined
IS.
OUGHT TO HAVE KNOWN BETTER.
n, ID. Milstead, charged with resisting and
assaulting a police officer. In view OF the fact
that Milstead was an ex-policeman and fully
under stood The laws and duties OF the poll &c
force, the Judge fined him $40 and costs
WHY WAGNER CUsssD.
George Wagner was brought up, charged with
profanity loud enough TO be heard on the street
Mr.. Wagner asked to be heard and told the
officer used him In a rather rough manner,
tearing his coat and threatening to strike him
with his baton when he was down on the pave
trent. The judge said il this was so an informa-
' on should be made against the officer. Police
men should not transcend their duties and
when they did so they were liable to be pun
ished for assault and battery. The case was
postponed for further hearing.
GEORGE AND LOUISA.
Last night between the hours of and IL
o'clock private Waterman McCauev, employed
ia the Smithsonian grounds, arrested white
man and yellow woman for unbecomiUg or
duct. The man gave his name "a George viii
hams ard the woman as Louisa Robinson.
They left collateral OF $40 each for appear :
anCe before Judge Smell this morning, and
when the case was called neither of them
answered TO their names, and the 500 was or
dered to be forfeited. John Pumphrey, assault
on Ellen Grips; fined 81. Gibson Bruce, a
Young colored boy, for theft, was sent to the
Reform School. Eli Gates, a cOlored laborer
in the Pension Office, was fined $50 for carry
ing dirk knife concealed and threatening to
kill his wife. Adjourned.
ORPHANS COURT, Justice Mac ArtHur-The
last Will and testament of Mathew Cavanaueh
was filed and partially proven. The will OF
Mathew 5. Brennan was filed and partially
pIOyen.
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GEORGETOWN.

DRovERs' REST The market at Drovers
Rest Yesterday was dull. the attendance being
limited and decline manifested in lower grades
OF stock, though better qualities ruled high l75
head o. cattle were sold at s4aSs.25 per 100 los
gross 600 sheep at S5aS7 per 100 lbs; lambs Ella
IS each; cows and calves s30aS60; veal calves
sIAslO per 100 lbs. Some Of the cattle and
sheep we're left over.
COAL SHIPMKETs.-The coal trade this week
las been more active than even that OF the week
previous, 1886 tons having been received and
10 900 shipped.
GRAIN SALE.-Tbe canalboat +. b. Hartley
arrived this morning with 8, 600 bushels of wheat
which was readily cold At S1.56as per busheI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15
CITY ITEMS.

CHfvIoT SuITINes for ordered work in large
variety GEO. q. HENNING,
40 Seventh street y. w.
BLACK DRESS GOODS PoR GENTLEMEN
Double and Single Breasted Frock Coats from
Sl3.
Fine Silk Vests from So
Black Cloth Vests from IS;
Black Doeskn Pants from Sc; and
Good Black Pants at Si.50,
Ready made, tor One Price Only.
GEO. T.. HRNNIsG
4l0 Seventh street n w.
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re ~ erGcfsd by the Beard Of aldermen ant Poar.
o. oonLmon CoIrC't Of The CIV o. Washington, Rat
the som OF Tour Thousand dollars be, and is hereby
appropriated payable ont OF the genera! fugd
ieI the relief Of the destitute poor Of the
clty-to be re ulbursed ont OF the market TN ID
when received from the Market Compsuy: said an
Preparation TO be expended under the pices aud
Grtcthn oil the washington Association fer the Im
Approved, March ISL
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DEowHED IN TIE POTOMAC. sometime
during last Utght "A co!Orri man named Peter
Thomas was drowned at I1th street wharf. The
body was recovered this morning ant ne Cor
oner Wa notified, aid sooH afterwards Deputy
Coroner TODD proceeded TO III place and held
an inquest. A verdict OF accidental drowning
vasTendered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15
GENUINE VICHY WATER,
tBOTTLED Is7IJ
ALSO, THE Gel
Frederieks Hall Bitter Water,

FROM
FREDERiCKs HALL, NEAR BILDBURaHAU.
SDH, GERMANY.
Also, our usual Fine Assortment Of
FINE WINES, LIQUORS, CORDALS,
OLD COGNAC BRANDIES,
ALL BRANDS CHAMPAGNE VINES.
CLARET AND RHINE WINES,
BURGUNDIES,
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SEGARS,
RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
ETO., ETC, ETC,
At New York prices.
THOMAS RU9SBLL
fSxeesssoS 20 q. q. Uysy Z Co..
mk2s tr 1918 PkHNBYLVANA AVENQE.
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VI As Ac1 for the protection Of laboring men.

Whereas q reckless disregard for the safety Of
human life 10 very apparent in the frequent acct
dents that have recently occurred by the cayng in
OF sewers In course OF construction, and il beng
emineniiy proper and right that the poor Iaboring
man and his dependent family should be protected
while the labor necessary for their
suttenAnce and support: Therefore,
Be ~ sHntttd ~ me Board a. Aldermen oad Baa-d
~ Co'n0aon Council Of the Guy Of Washtastos, That
from and after the passage OF this act every con.
tractor OF other party or parties making. or having
vstien to greater depth than 1--WE feet below the
surface within the corporate limits Of the city OF
washington shall cause the same to be securely
brsced ~ the opposite sideS with crossties st inter
walls OF not more than twenty feet apart with stroue
nmsers, to prevent the sides givins way.
ETC. z And DC - further eRarted That any con.
tractor or other part{or parties, refusing or nee-
lectng to comply With the yisons of the afore-
raid act shall, for every such refusal or neglect
forfeit and pay to this corporation fine Of not less
than ten dollars nor more than fifty dollars for
svery day such neglect shall contin said fines to
be collected and applied other fines for breach al
lave OF this corporation are collected ard app led
ana IN case any person or persons shall be In ured
III consequence OF the failure Of any Contractor on
other person TO comply with the aforesaid act such
contractor or other person or persons, throush
whose neglect such accident may have eccurred
shall be held liable TO fur her prosecution for dam
ages tAppros ed, March 2, lsTl.
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~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE DI>TRI
12 OF COLUMBIA.
SECOND REGISTRATION.

The Board Of Registration for the District % Co
Iumbs will convene 81 the City Hall "a the city -
Arlington, on THURSDAY. April 8, ISL, aud hold
session daily Sunday excepted until "a II hDA q,
hpTil Is, ISL Inclusive, from o. clock until s
cioSk .. ~ for the purpose OF correcting the list
OF persons already registered by striking of the
names OF those Sho may be sscertsned not 20 be
quaihed to vote, and for placing the registry the
naes OF these who are qu alined 70 vote, rut W no
Cause.
To afford every facility to persons who may desire
TO register the Board hss arranged 20 have separate
place OF registration for each TWO DISTRICTS,
THIRD and FOURTH: the FIFTH and SIXTH:
the sEyENTH and ElGhIH. the NINTH and
TENTH: the ELEVENTH. snd TWELFTH; the
THIRTEENTH and FOU RTEENTH; the FIF-
TEEETH and sIXIEEnTH; the sEyEHTEENTH
TWEEIIETH; the TWKNTY- FIRST and TWEEN
The place OF registration for each division will
be designated by sign giving the number OF the
District.
To Those who Have Been Registered.
To give an opportunity to those who have been
registered during previous sessions of the Board "a
correct any error in name OF residence. the printed
lists can be examined at the room of the Comrnis-
sioner OF improvements, west wing basement, City
plication TO J. Russell Barr. clerk in charge.
JOHN s. OROCKER
GEORGE s. GIDEoy,
WIN. @ HARPER,
TRomAs MARTiS,
HNBY JOHNSON.
R0BkkI A. GRIFFIN,
b d. OARPENTEB,
mh1s STEPHHN N GOLDEN.
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AN ACT granting permission TO the Washington

4
Re u enacted BY the Board of iG,rmtH and ESonra
OF common Council Of TIE tfy Of FnSaluRfoH Tn
permission be, sne is hereby, granted te the asso
Sistlon known as the Washington Bat CLUB, %
Washing on CITY. to build boat house for the Us
u said club at the foet u south p street on the
Po'ohsc river, said boat bouss 10 be canstruc.f
a. not 10 ObstIuct the navigation OF the Potion 4,
river, and TO contirse only curing the pIaasu . %
the operation. Approved March / Is-I
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BE ~ enacted by the Board Of Ahfernitn and Soard
o. Common CoHHen 81 the Guy OF WsNhtaEioH, That
the fine imposed upon Holmes & Tinsley, on or
atoot the 10Th Of August last be. aud is hereby re-
united and the sum of fifty dollars is hereby appro
10 carry this act into effect
Approved, March 1. ISL.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

MN TEFNIH DISTRICT KEPUBLI
StN CLUE A eeting will he n.d on
Jay NIGHT. az q ciock sharp on street
sd ST7er crcek. Important hn.i,ess "a hs ,raas-
r'eE 'fuT o. ~. Fifteenth District Club bsad Of
ysIc = IL be in a.tensal ce
By over If the President
SPA y thepl Nm HENDIEY, Sec.
"REFUBLICAE MASS MEETINGS
General n CRIPaAN and others viii address
ihs kepnbiicans Of the District Of Columbia, as
Districts Nos Is aud 20, at intersection or North
A and Marylspo avenue and lat and I'd streets, on
hoNpAY sNEHING, April 10
District Nc. 10. at the Council Chanobar r,,x
hsil, on I III. EVENING, April II -"
uSpHrss sss nesuns y front q City Han, on
n.......s - i s'ssslEG April L.
street, on on URsDGfH SvskiNCi hPTil Is
DISTRICTS ms 8, o aHo /, at Stevens sohoOl heuse,
on FRIDAY EVENING, April Ia.
DistriC IL Nos IL, y and =, at Island Hall, on
FRIDAY EyESIsG. April Il
District No. Y, At TernalytOwn, on SATURDAY
Districts Nos 81 and %, square on North CARO-
Inns avenue. between 9th and eth streets =. E, on
MONDAY EVENING April IL.
Per syenut, on TUESDAY bvENING, april Is.
Districts Noe. and =, at Market Houss Hail.
10 N. q ORDWAY,
splo Chairman Republican General Committee.
rFPERsOEs ENTITLED TO NATURAL
JIG lLATlON who desire to vote the Repub-
lcsn ticket At The Sming election requested 10
viii secure their papers for them. By ORDER OF the
Republican General Committee. sp6-lOt
~ TO THE VOTERS OF THE DI>TRICT
OF COLUMBIA
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RKLEAsEp.-JOhn Mortimer, who " as arrested
and committed TO Jail on the charge of being an
accessory 20 the murder Of Joseph James, on
the night OF February 22d, not having been
indicted therefor by the grand jury. has =
released. ~oen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15

LCFTRACT FOn SEA WALL AWARDED-
Mayor Emery / - sysI 4. u ~ contract Tor the
sea wall or the Fasjrrn Branch near the outlet
o: tie canal 20 Mr.. ". ID Wise. whose 1gur-s
are tSelye cent? per lineai foot for road p.ie-
g a. PER loot for the remainder % 'hH Woo,
WORK, including street pihng, cTrbiDs, * =, aud
= :. Ter peIch for :he stOne wall.
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AN ACT for the relief of destitute aged persons.
BE az enacted ty the BoGrf ~ AicsT1nfH and Board
- Common tobncN Of the Cry Of WashIs gtoR Thai
the sum of i've hundred dollars be, ana tue same
hereby is, Appropriated ont of the Washington
market contribution fund, sDd that the Mayor il
hereby authorized to Fay the tame TO the ProVident
Aid Society for the relief Of destitute aged
IN supplying tuel and food to the same
Approved, March ], ISL
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ASACT Ser the relief ui ! ". <a,,a,h--uL
Be ~ tsaofsd ~ me Bead a A -e,mss ana Boa,s
Z, t.h.hon I0EnctL ~ tas CAV al Wasatagt5n, Int
tles,eo TO pay to V; ". eandenbursh the sum of
one thonsaLd Two nund1d aud thirty nine dollars
sha Ky c'h's'"h rne xS.ter fund for the lower
tuE ~ "" ,-er main IN Fifteenth street west. be-
IAN Penn a. " snia avenue and New lers avesus.
4 Approved, March !. ISL.
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Second kegistration Ninth Days
Work.

The Board Of Registration continued its ses-
sion until O'Clock p. m. yester Law, and regis
teTes q total of 80 votes. 551 white and 1870
solOTed, distributed IN the different districts
follows.