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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-24

Democratic Record ~ Well! We are in
fight, and of course every Republican is ex.
pected to do his best to defeat the enemies of
bis party. This must be our only apology for
fighting the party collectively and the candi-
dates individually.
If Democracy processes affection for any
thing on earth, it is for the "gallant Cenfeder
ate soldiers" who stood between the "invader"
and the political demagogues who "fired the
Southern heart" Its professions are mere
frauds, and although they may tickel the ear of
many of"Lee's veterans" whenever there are
pockets to fill from the public crib, we notice
they are repudiated; while these same old COL
lar-marked spawned horses are led up and
stuffed full of the meal,chop until they are
ready to explode.
In glancing over their party ticket we have
wondered at the scarcity Of those who served
them best when Grant was laundering at the
gates of Richmond, and shall now show that
they have been almost entirely overlooked.
Of the men they have selected, we believe
that not more than three were ever outside the
fortiications of Richmond, unless as members
Of the "Brandy Brigade" OF several of
them we can learn nothing, presumipg that
their obscurity was the reason for their nomi-
nation. 1t wont do, you know! to always set
men up for nominations who are known.
This selection shows the real animus of the
Democratic party towards the men who fought
that it might retain power. We want no
other evidence of its hypocrisy. If the men
who tramped after Lee and jackson are will
ling to stand it, certainly we ought not COM
plain but we imagine that they will not sub.
nit with quietness.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-24

A Grand Mass Meeting of Colored Con-
servatives- Cooley d Co.--As announced in
the morning papers of yesterday, the few
Democratic negroes of the city assembled in
Metropolitan Hall last evening, to the number
of 8. The meeting was called to order by
the Hon. John Cooley, who, without stating
the object of the meeting, introduced E. v.
Clark, who, 1t seems, is about going over the
fence. Mr.. Clark spoke for about one hour
without being much appreciated, but very
much interrupted by Solon Johnson, who said
servative meeting"
After Clarke closed his elaborate speech
johnson took the door, but was apparently too
much under the influence of whiskey to be able
to say much. and made grand failure. At
this point party by the name of Coles took
the stand aud stated that be was the Secretary
of the Richmond Colored Conservative Club,
and this meeting had been called by two or
three men without any authority, for their
own individual good. He should like to know
who called it. 1t had evidently been gotten up
in some dark alley.
Here Cooley jumped up, and said Coles was
liar. Coles retaliated by calling Cooley a
liar. johnson said it was mistake. (Sensi.
blel) Coles then told Solon that he was
liar. Solon then took the floor, and stated
that be felt as though be could make another
speech. Cooley said he ''couldn't see it," and
that the meeting was adjourned sine die.
Altogether, we consider this the lamest affair
the Conservatives have yet tried. After eav-
ing the ball, Cooley, johnson and Clarke went
TO the Ballard House for refreshments, but
were informed that negroes could not get q
drink at that bar, II they were Conservatives.
This rather riled them, for they did notse why
they should be treated thus by their white
hrsthFan.
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New Yos K Markets.

Ness York, May 2A-Noen.-FIour a SD ade
6rmsr. Wheat trifie higher. Corn shade
better. Mess pork, l61f. Lard firm. Cotton
excited and higher Uplands, 1888 Orleans,
lsS sales, 500 bales. Turpentins firm at ST.
Governments dull and steady. Stocks heavy
and dull. State bonds steady. Money easy at
4 per cent. Gold, lllss. Sterling unchanged
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Correction.-We are Informed that the
statement made in this mornings D;syatch.
that Mr.. Wilcox stated that "the present Pre-.
sident of the City Council would take nomi.
nation from Mis mseting," is incorrect, inas-
much as Mr.. Wilcox stated that he had uader,
stood that Mr.. English would take nomination
on citizen or anti-party ticket.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-24

Nosice.--If Betsey Curtis, colored, will
call at No. l428 Franklin street, she will bear
something to her advantage.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-24

Meeting Of Clay Ward-An enthusi-
astio meeting was held by the Clay Ward Re-
publican club last night. Several address es
were delivered on the present canvass and
were heartily eucored, after which the meet
ing proceeded to nominate candidates for the
City Council. A committee of fifteen were
appointed to select ten names from whom the
five were selected. In the absence of the CONS
mittee, Mr.. Lester was called upon to address
the meeting, and so well did be acquit himself
that a vote of thanks was rendered him and
special invitation extended to pay US frequent
vista.
NJ, Peterson then arose and spoke at some
length on the present corruption of our city
officers and appealed earnestly to all present
to select their best men to represent them ir-
respective of the past. He spoke loudly in
favor of citizens rights being considered ex>
clusively, and rejecting all party prejudice
His remarks were received with one accord.
He then declined the use of his name as a can.
didate for nomination at this meeting. The
committee returning, the following names were
selected as the nomiuees VIM. T. Bailey,
VIM. Kelly, VIM. B. Brown, B.. F. Anderson
and David f. Lacy.
The meeting then adjourned.
Martin Lipscomb declined the use of his
name as candidate for City Council.
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WANTS.
4 CONTRACT FOR THE CARE or SICK AND
~ DISABLED SEAMEN.

Bids will be received by The undersigned for a
contract 10 furnish MEDICAL ATTENDANCE,
SUBSISTENCE, MEL IclNES and all other neces,
sares for the and comfort of sick and disabled
seamen at this port, AT A RATE PER DIEM for
one year from JULY l, 1871, to JUNE 80, 1872.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids for what II deems sufficient cause
j. M. HUMPHREYS
Collector and Agent for Marine Hospital Fund.
RIcHnoND, Va, May "a, 1871.
NV 1A-o,w0,,
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Foreign Markets.

Liverpoos, May "a, Noon. Cotton actiy,
and frmer-Uplands, 71Sa7M; orlesns, Ts4
sales, Is, 900 bales.
London, May 24.-No markets to- day.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-24

Police Court-The following cases were
disposed of by Police Justice White this
morning:
Edward Bailey, colored, charged with living
in adultery with one Sarah Bailey, was dis
charged, there being no evidence whatever to
sustain the charge.
F. Bowie, charged with defrauding James
Hill out OF one watch, valued at SIS, was dis
charged.
Jennie Rogers and James Kidd, for using
abusive and threatening language towards
Mary McCarr, were warned and let off.
James Kelly, for trespassing on the promises
of and striking James Kidd, was allowed two
days to leave the city. he not being resident.
William Bibb, colored, up to answer for
hghtipg in Greanor's factory, and for having
in his possession quantity OF tobacco stolen
from John IL. Greanor, was sentenced to
thirty days in the city Jail.
Norfeet Turner and Julius Binford, colored,
charged with interfering with the employees
of Neal d Higgins, by attempting to keep them
from work, were warned and let off.
Isaiah Doyle, colored, for Withholding from
certain benevolent society, known as the
Daughters of Love-" certain book oertifv.
ing to deposits made by said society in the
Freeman's Savings Bank, was discharged.
Mollie Smith and Mary McCarr, up to an.
swer for keeping an i'll governed and disorder
ly house, were, in default of security in the
sum of $500 for their good behavior for six
months, sent to Jail. k
Epps Goodman, colored, charged with biga-
my, was sent back until Saturday moruiug, to
which time bis case was continued, on account
OF the absence of an important witness.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-24

TTo h N w Y0R B K

NOR NEW YORK.
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <S7f7ESa
COMPANY'S elegant sde-wheel d = .z.3e
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain BLAKEMAN will
leave her wharf, at Rockets on FRIDAY, May 26th,
at o'clock A. M. Freight received until 8 A. M.
Through bills Of lading signed, aud goods for
warded with dispatch to oil points-Dorth, south,
east and west. Clnse co onnections made with Cunard
line for foreign ports.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed.
oteerage.. 90
Round Trip Tckets........ .................. 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
my 2a-2t No. Governor street.
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U. $. CoLLEoroR,s NoTICE,

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE. COL
~ LECr0RS OFFICE, Arm DIST, VA, MAN
CHESTER, MAY 20, 1871.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-24

otflcs OF A. u b..
kALsIss Y. O., May isth ls7l.
SEALsD PR 'PosALS IL DUPLICATE WILL Be
~ received a ihs ofhcs Until II NJ Juns 10th
1877 tor fu nisaio the FHhsu BEEf required By
the Subsistence D. pttinent &. s. A. al this station
during six months com ineucing July lst 1871 In
formation IS 20 con iitioas q"siity OF bse payment,
&C., csr be obiauel bs application to
tUrEuR .RANsIoN,
I'd iseat. F.uith u. :. Artillery A, C. Z.
my la-ss .-
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FEARFUL SCENES IN PARASITIC TUrLLE-
RrEs, LOUVRE AND MANY PALACES ON
FIRE--BARBARIeM OF FHE IN
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THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATr0S-RAFFLR
l. for the Benefit of the Widows and Orphans Oh
the Southern states.
DISTRIBUTION No. sl4 EysSrse MAY "a.
Q 20 20 IS II 40 / A 81 Sc "a IL So
ulsThibufiON NO 3io MORNING MAY "a.
6l 1T T6 13 81 6s 40 so " % "a 10
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this gath day
OF HAY, 1871.
SIMMONS 4 CO., c. O. TOMpKINs
Managers. Commissions
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE, can be purchased
from Capt W. l. DABNRY, at the Branch once No
Eleventh street. one door from Main.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

BcrION NOTICE
"A Rare chance for housekeepers
The largest, richest assortment Household
Furniture offered nj auction this season.
PAnoforte, Drawing Room Suits, Paintings, Bronzest
Sfverware, statuAry, rare Works ef Art
valued st $4,000.
On this day NondNy, At the elegant mansion SO West FIT
teenh street, Filth commencing Ion O'Clock
Drawing Room Suits, covered satin brocatel Esgere+
Bookcase kncoxnrcs, Cabinets TAbIes Paintings By emil
artists Velvet, Medallion Carpcts bronzcss
StAtuary, rosewood. walnut Chamber Furniture.
FREDERICK A. BURNHAM, Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

ART NOTICE
EDWARD SCHKNCK. Auctionea1.
Hizby Important sale Of
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
PAINTINGS
for the bench, OF the
CHICAGO AND WISCO IN SUFFERERS,
represented BY examples of tho following fsvoo
fss:-
J. r. Kensett. n. J. Heade, N. r. r. De H..
William Hart, Edward Moran A. Brehors
David Johnson, A. r. TAFT J. b. HriststS
J. r. Crppsey, g. II. Chaplin Louis Lang. 4tr
j. r. Brcvoort, Wordsworth Thompson, BarroWR
Jerome Thvmpsos, X. Van Eltcn. W. L. S0nnsaS,i
0eorge n. Story, y. Marines, H. keuaohe1. -.,-s7
J. williamson. ii. u. Young, u. w. Robbina.
George Harvey, A. II. Wyant George fnnla
HORkIGN ARTISTS.
L'Enfant de Metz Couturicr.
Deiechaux, Stevens
Pccrua De vaux, xt
Crsdiu.. Camille Blano
and many others.
Te be sold nj auction at
No. 60 LIBERTY STREET,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, NOVEMBER AID q
commencing each day
Ar II O'CLOCK
The nbovs superb collection II on exhib0ens LA0D
respectfully invited 70 the exhibition.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

A ssIGNRES SALE OF CLOTHS. CAssfMBREs, 40
"A BKNJAMfN r. FAIRchILD Aucuoneer VII sell on
Monday. November 1871, 10 M at No beach street,
cQaslsts OF Uesas Casnsress rscs Voods ~ " orac
81 aAalnnea
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

AT wALDRON 4 COOKIES
IA Downtown Horse Mari,
corner Cedar aud New Church ssrooaI
THIS DAY, al II O'Clock.
match In every respect 4.7.ll &e
Ethan Allen colt; years old; Is haads& kAoya -
Brown Tom superior driver and roadster.
One pair OF large, strong truck Horses.
-Four good business or express Horses. ~tS
Two Express w Wagons.
Top Buggy and Havness-
For further particulars, see Advertisements IN ee-doyo
Herald"Horses and Carriages"
The New York herald., 1871-11-06
| LARGE AND RICH HoUsEnoLD rUsNIrvas

n sale.
FWniture.HENRy zINN, Aucti0neor, sells this day. se
mencinr at I0 O'clock at four story private maaa ~
vest Twenty sixth street. Sixth Avenue VIZ BrltaA
tonel ~ octave rosewood Panofortc rich Parlor S0e
and walnut; single and double Bedscads, 9lres1s Wa
robes; Spring, Hair aud Feather Beds Bedding Leua
Blankets, &c.; also Dining Room Basement end Mscto
Furniture, Lounges Glassware, China Plate Cuueys -
Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

n " H. BERrHuLP. AUCrIoNERR, suCCEss0H -
~. William Writer'S. sells this day. ~ O'Clock ~ Cen1
robes, Dressn! bureaus. Centre Tables Chairs ssfsa
Ocoths Rugs Window shades, emo Hair and Excsl9s9
Marsxses Feather Beds, Pillows Blankea Bedding, 4o
ao Stoves Crocgsry Glass. Wood Ware Kitchen UtenS
"A Removed for Of sale.
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

N
The largest and rcheat sAs
offered at auction tails seassn,
the elegant manson, 3o3 We Forty
street, between Seventh Eighth
Magnilcens rosewood ~ octave Pianoforts.
beautiful Psror 5uits, style OF Louis XIV Pompsdour.
Marie Antoinettc and Turkish Suits al made TO crder
Velvet. Brussss Carpcts Curtains Mirrors, Bronses Paint
rosewoood.an6 walnut Chamber Suits latest style;
this tM0NDAYl morning, Nov. At lvk o'clock.
EDWIN NICHOLS, Auc.ioneer. VII! sell positively this
day all contents OF the class
highest bddcr, without vcvet Brusses Medallion
Capes; magnhcent rosewood N Ptanofore, Marie
Anotnete Paor Suts In crimson satin made order
Ses, Turktsh Suit in blue ssn, coss S6pv two Drawing
Sufs style OF Loua XIV, covered with richest
scrpen OF and god and crimson and gold satin bro
cate Cabinets bois dc rose, ged and inad Tables Eta
gerss Mirrors Cutains Paintings Bookcnses Library Fur
n,,are, Turkish 0hai,s Lounges rosewood and walnut
hair and spring Mattresses, bedding Sofas Chairs, Rockers
in reps French walnut SdehoArd, ~; Herdcs
sc Gu. Glsss Crystal and Bohemian Ware China and ST.
yer vare Cutlery, Servants and Easement Furniture
NBPaes wishing TO attend this sale take sixth. Broad.
way Seventh eighth cars ana stop at
ond street. short tsance from the house Responsible
In attendance 70 cart cr pack kood for purchsssrA
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

are respectfully invited 70 the eIhonion.
HENRY B. RERTs. AucrIoNEER.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ON MONDAY, nov Q. AT IOx O'CLOCK.
Ara WEST rmRTY-sEvENra srEEEs.
III. property Of = family going 70 Europe
rARLoRs CONTAIN .lohly carved cold r.sswssa -
iaid Ca6ne. and Psror Table ans toned rosewood 80
Sctsvs Piano m r, csrpc
French Clocks. bronxe ssasuasy, Vases Groups fss
tails, &c., &C.
CHAMBERS CONTAIN rosewood d.. and % xalnS. csa.sS @
fS Fe.. sns s .ssSss b.d ssssas s
DINING Roo, 81 ss :ss ;..s 49,.
rwa. a ss,hsr w.s he usual o.
and Uisnsls With which the sale viii comma
! !. wE1NBERoER, .AUcrloNEER- Sells. rUksIAy
ss' .s S'f'sss ss; ssssi%
na ~ su0s s is cases Dsd:ss
%s:: q sssss: ,s :;:.:s :ss =:
CUB: sS:"s y 3 Butter Sa Sale po:ivs Dealers Invited
JAMES, GAaxEy, v.;l vAgcIioNlEER 50 Il, RVDSoS
q story dwelling soa we.s fwsaiy 80.
sna Chamber furniture Brusss: and fnsfsia carpsi: -
rabies Tssis: % Bureaus. ' wssAs.seda Easiavn piaas -
KUss % .e %xss ss' cASSsY =
Estate and Loan Broker STORAGE and advances:
MAssnALs SALE OF HAS 4sASAs SAss yUss s1sqs
~ Goods, rn..nn Irmnxs 1c ; FL: an Mond.y Hovs%Sc
lv$ O'Clock, ~ Bowsry, the entire Seck Of irse go
n:s sfs Boy. s.s s's eSiarsa @ s!. csp: also
OF ane Ready-Mads Furs, hint. Muskrst squirrel 81
also %. OF Cent? ra.nishng Goods. e shirts Drs.
also 10 Trunks vascs, sssche 40. To be sod In ls -
deslers- 8. sChkBLks Cty MarnAnk
NEARsHAII'S SALE OF HORSES.
lM ID. v. n. BEkTH0LF. Aucioneer, win cell this 0qgt
Monday, 1tx O'Clock, corner Lexington -
Twenty fourth street, two chestnut ksrcs and -
Hore, Ai OF good speed.
~ order OF MATHEW NU0ENT, City MaruHn9
NFARSHAL's SALB-J. BO6ART AUCTION EER-T
M day, II O'Clock at No. North william street. s1ao
lot OF Dry Goods. JOHN H. HILLIER MaxsnA
HEAKsHAI,s sALE-R FIELD, AUCTIONRER, WIZ
M sell this day, ~ IL O'clock. ~ l2l Rowcry four
Claret Wine cask Port Vino. By order
r. fbENkY CITY Mars&a1
MORTGAGE SALE. BoaART, AUCrTONB1E
l will sel on Monday, Nov y Al ) O'Clock r n. = -
kleventh fifty street. the stock and
lures Of Grocery Store By order Of Attorney for hes
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

A NEAT THREE STORY HOUSE. IL ROOMS, TO
"A rcnt, $780, with or without complete Furniture (for
ALE xo2e Apply ~ house, So2 Wcss Twentysisth strce
The New York herald., 1871-11-06

yDYJ W. CAMPBELL, JR. .AUCTIONEER-sELLsu ua19
ID day a. 10S O'Clock, In lots. Furniture. Store nxt
New Bowery. vz:-Bureau.. Bcdsteads Tables CnsnS
Sofas ou antty Stoves Crockorylce Boxes, HefrEerne
Mirrors Counters, CLASSES, Showcases, DsmJobns IgR
store Fittngs other Gooa Buyers, dealers spesen1
invited. CANPBELL 20, Auctoncce
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S. APPRAIsEEs STOKES. rHILApEL


OFFICE of SUPERINTENDENT. 9th March. ISL
Sealed Proposals will be received the Once a
tbe SUPERINTENDENT until Y On. OF the 2rIH BAY
OF March, lSi, tor Furnishing FITTING and Put
ing IN Place The Iron Shutters and Doors the u.
Appraiser stores. Philadelphis, Pa. as shown
ey wings Nos 5, IL and Is, the schedule and this
advertisement
Payments will be made monthly. on the estim ate
OF the superintencent q the value of such work as
may be completed and ia place IN the building. Of
The rate OF ~ per cent 10 per cent. % he withheld
until tbs q mpletlon OF the contract.
he work VIII require 70 be all completed and put
No place within three months after tins contract "
aeped and the contractor has been notned 10 go on
Plan. and spee icsfions OF the shutters and forms
Tor proposals can be obtained application Go the
1sdders VIII also be permitted 20 submit proposals.
based on thar cun designs. explanatory drawings
end specifications OF which must accompany the
Ali bidsnust Be scesmp.eisd By penal bond in
the sum OF ten thousand dollars, that the bidder all
eceept and perform the contract IL awarded hin the
ssase ssrs court Ss or sy a
ney OF the district where he resides.
The department resery he right 20 reject 81
bids Be deemed 70 The interest Of the
e do %; and any bid that not made tie prsns-
form &c be- Obtained IN this once. and does
form In every respect 20 the requirement of this sd
yertisement, will not he considered. nefts wild any
proposals be received from parties sso are not
and who have not the fsob teh Tor eettns
Proposals. must be epdcrsed u s1sfor flre-p proof
ehu ters A ~ aisers siores, PhilsdephA Pennsyl-
vania..' CHAHLS g. cLOsE,
NH NJ fot Superintendent.
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Some are disposed to attribute the republican
defeat IN New Hampshire TO the displacement
ci Mr.. Sumner from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, but it is doubtful if single vote was
rally affected by the action OF the Senate in
that matter. We happen to know that some OF
The most sagacious and best posted republican
Pohti'isns of New Hampshire spprehended
defeat from local heaT,-burnings, such as are
inevitable in small State where one party has
had sway for a number of years, and the num-
Der OF disappointed ss2irants for position comes
to form a serious element OF disafecticn.
When. as in New Hampshire, parties are pretty
equally divided, IL does not require a very large
PIGMENT of disahection to turn the scales The
result OF the town elections in Maine and in
other New England States shows that the
republican check in New Hampshire, though
an awkward affair to the party in the loss of
men 5ers. has no great political significance.
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TO TRE VOTES OF raF DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA


The oosId Of Observation-Disclosures tn, d, .trie, If o.
iunbis viii hold sessions fron o O'Clock O. O.. ,
uitl O'Clock D. m, o; each dap hst ssn after man
onsd, for th purpose ct rssfsterin he voters re-
siding in the District OF Columbia. at the following
named places:
Al that part o. he county o. wash iugtoo. out.
ker hi,l rosd; on ThGkspAY. Mach Is 'si .a at
Il. Martins Hotel, UniOntowr.
An that part OF the county a Washington. out
rhlpA1. March IL Isl. at Casheils Park Hotel,
THIRD District.
All that part Of the CITY Of Georgetown lying west
Bfdst l6d Paidns a: .ifss A
town.
All TIA. Part a. the city u aeors..own Wing e,,.
Of Hish street, on MONDAY, n ,roh 90 lS7I. at
fstwaen s0i Bes sSa bT 1
FIFTH AND .IxrH pIsrsnr..
lthat part Of the city Of washin stop living west
81 Twenty frst street est aud All fSaf psrt OF he
81 "fsi;f9 iIg lying south Of north,
ere, west On EsI Ar March 81, ISL. al house
Twenty second streets west, washington N-''
sEvsNIH AND EI6HTH DISTRICTS.
, a nat part Of the city q w,shnston lying be
uo,,h sr,st west sud Tweaiy FIRST street west, aud
twenty first street west: ard All thai mari Of The
city Of Washington Iying north of N street north,
sest W.phEssxY. March 81. iEf a, S iss.s
No ltis street north, between Fourteenth aud
Ninth AND TENTH DISTRICTS
All that part Of the city Of Wash gton lying be-
tween Eleventh street ives, aud Fifeenta p street
Sest: ana all that part of the city e Washington
and aPd and
1HC ksDAH, March 30, ISL, at Union Hall. -Four
Isen.n street vest. bet.een street north and New
An ,hi Lhvs.IH AND TWELFTH DISTRICTS.
Of the canal and vest Of Eighth street vest and All
that part Of the city Of sshing,oa lying between
bstween g street north and the canal, on TsIDGY,
March "a, ISL, at the Central auardhouse.
p Of Ss city Of yns
sss Sssnth street We, and street west
all that part Of the city Of Wsshr ston lying north
OF street north between North Capitol street and
ka,tt.s. ~ i Tstse s,s;S
street vet. between X street north and New Tork
FIFTEENTH ANN sIxTEsSYH DISTRICTS
~, Al thst part OF the city Of WasaIgton lying be
rsr,h Capitol street and seventh street west. and
all that part Of the city Of lying between
west and between u street north and the canal. on
MMospAi. March -, ISL, at west wing City Hall,
..sEtENIEESIE AND EISHI.ENIH DISTRICTS.
,x tsat part Of the city Of washn ston lying he
s2ath Capitol street and Eighth street west. and
s AZ isaS part 81 The city ct e ling south
Eish.h street west. On TUESDAY. March 2s, ISL,
hstween Four and al half and sixth streets west,
,NIsEIEESIH AND TwEyTIEIH DISTRICTS.
that part OF the city of Arlington lying north
81 street north. between North Capitol street and
Washington living .outh Of Z street north, between
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SwITzERLASD's CREDIT.-when Bourbakis
army entered Switzerland the Federal Govern
ment found il necessary to obtain az once loan
OF Il, 600, 900 francs, and advertised Tor such,
offering ~ per cent. interest and q maximum
premium OF per cent. Before the time ar
rived for opening the bids los, ~, 800 francs
were offered.