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The rO.d I'D !. IN splendid coodition, Aaa the
fsii@sS /. Pslsee Day and slespins Oar. sr, TO ..
~. ~ shis route from LynoAbaEs ~ mobile and
Purchsss Tieksss Via - tse alAbAm. ana Chsts.-
noe neesa k.tresd, and secure the suiekes; time and
The .,sUtles q rr-ash, shipp.r. .. called 20 ths.
tween the NSrsh Ssd sossS. via ssss. 49,. :.
i'w a. by sny othsI route.
al, mi frsight and procure bins q isdiag Wa
.wiLTiAG SEAvE. General freight and Itch.
,: {. STANTON, General supsrtuseaAsut. ohast..
RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Train. between wssIi fiSlSS, r-semeer as isn
SSS Ssi ms dhfssST's .Ss - q sE
"hsr are nov F FSl 4 bt Hin SiE
sss. NJ isss, 500 iiS. s s;S s sS' IL
FOR ALL Way STATIONS.
Les,e dsiiy ese-Ps SUNDAY, ., e.ss and . as q.
fcr Principal Wa STATIONS, Blsa.us,,ars. B.i,..
yiils Lsprsl AnnaH p. yGRciiu9: 81 R,.sy, leave
Js-.1r Tss $40 m siSPs At s SSnsp ~ :' Pc q
TIE i;ss ! !. OI m. on Sunday stop. =. during m.
L..y. SIS \. sPs Go y n: Ss,r.,. 70 90
from Annapolis on snndaY.
FOR BsLriMoRE.
Leave at . 90 eos v s9s 500 z 40 and rssp.m.
FoR ALL PARTs OF T FIJI wEsf.
Lsa,s seS 90 s.SsR saIIrday and sunday. At ess
On saturday a So and . 4srm
whesains, fsrssTsSsrs, PiiisSsrs, &c. '-'1o'' "
and s,Ts.surr ssTs y SOC e hSsy hso:
Relay House With strAsburs aud wihoheser accom-
--ThroGsh ticket. % the West can be had a, t.s
Warrington Station Ticket Once 81 AL hours IN me
fer New Ycrt. Philadelphia. and Boston see "a.
vertiseneni Of Through Line"
MASTER Of Trans pcrtsssoa.
eEo: $. ko6NTZ. Gem As :, Wsshlnetoa MI
U,MROUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
rHnsDELPHia AND NEW YORK
MAsEISsIos, june 2, is7O-noon.
Il. .S$ ~ m s,', NV Tofk 1A3E
hT SSSk ssG. .s' q 500 ne
'"' wv ' TPoR pHLAprLPHIs.
Lesye daily except sunday at 500 .. m, lst
'o' " |" m ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 100 .. m, and PhiIsasi-
Sleeping car, ior New rgrk on 9 p n. train only.
Boston can be had At the Station Once At all hOurs
For B.ltlmgre and Ohio Railroad .ayerti.sm..s
D~Polis and the West. - 4 WILSON
In COLE, General Ticket Agent. '-'''A'
GEO. 5. KooNTz, Aeeut. wsshinTton. Jcit
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rRWYEsSE E on SAFE sd.t At n ASGIIeT OF THE
DEED AND NfSEFff sESSEN, tsss IN f raE

TRUSTEES, SALE AT AUCTION OF THE
SSka ES zs ~ EESPtss sh 1 THE
SEVENTH WARD.
signed, recorded jane 5, $50, in Libsr els, folio
county District Of Columbia and at the writteS rs
quest OF the party secured thereby, shall sell
the premises, at o'clock p. m, on FRIDAY, the
Hundred and Ninet, seven, l6G,) in the city Of
Washington, DistriCt Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: S2,9o in cash, OF which 100 shall
the purchase money In notes at six and twelve
months, bearing ten Per cent. interest per an1um,
sna sseS ~ By dSss q trust the The
after sale or the property viii be resold az the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All convey
W.
jya-d CIV W. H hNVhnA a co., Auct'r..
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner Of It'll and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
N PR0PkRTi AT AUCTION;
81 BY virtue Of a deed Of trust da,sd Desember
k.n.folfo s., Of the land records Of " Arlington
county ID. O. and by direction Of the party secursd
thereby, we will offer for sale At public auction 20
lsl at oclcSk M, the premises, all tia piece
OF ground in Washington city, D. designated as
i LS, number fifteen, in Dsyasons sabissi9a Of
ard running back lao feet, improsed by two Frame
Terms of sale; One third cash balance in six and
twelve months, secured by notes bearing iniere
10 per cent. per annun, and deed OF trust on the
6 Which is to be forfeited If the terms 81 ssie are
not complied with In one week after the sale. Con
'e'an'ins and R st5BGGi + Pur SSSs cost
jysts ?. S aR EefEesS ! LWfttfE.1sxs, Aus:s.
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by GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucfioneers.
y No. 3l9, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE ISLAND AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust 20 me, da cd Feb
LIE ruery 5, 1871, and recorded in Liber No. 6s9
i TaTKsbiY ibe " S a.s sell a pablo SugsSp
1cIock p m, IN mont OF the premises, all That Ger.
tam piece or parcel Of gronnd known as Lot nug-
Tered Is, IN Todd GunneIls subdivision Of Slrs-e
numeerea sss having f.oat on y fcoi alley o. g
between aud stress sor and Oh and II "A sree;s
wsst, win The improvements taereon s,spase.
Terms: Ooe-third cash; tle balance IN SIX tvalye
ana eighteen hlonshs, With interest; the dee led
ga. ments 10 be secared by lien Oh tine properly.
deposit OF el0o W be reeu;Is the dav OF sale
jy2leo&ds GEEEEN { Wilkins. t Racts.
RY VIRTUE OF A POWER CONTAINED IN A
y mortgage from Elizabeth M Worthington Il
Glendy stuart, dated October 10 1855. and duly re-
- corded among the Land Records of Prince
Georges county, In Libsr III. B. No. ], Folio
61 &C, which mortgage was Subsequently,
Premises on friday, the 18Th day Of August e sSs
ISL, at O'Clock M, all that valuable Tract OF
Range and wintersei's Range confanps Ii Il All
Ns acres more or less. rs Of which are under cult
vaion, and the remainder In wood. 7. =
g atsn, on The Baltimore and GOV railroad,
= n.les Rom baltimore, IA miles from Wash ngton,
a mile. 49,
The Improvements consist of Tyo-stcry Fra ma
Dwelling, with eiyht rooms ard kitchen and al
Tsl%s q ale: onssaird cash; balance in 81, and
twelve months, wita interest ADD spprored security
JOHN GLENN, Assi9oee.
jy2s-eodtd 6s W. Fayetse ST., Eaitimore Ma. .
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[srnn surss5SFtc c2EsT n rHE DISTRICT

..,..,, ,'s! s s.. !. . rs.ibs s: Il. ,.
hs Of LOT Is. Ess 70 frast Hrr o'a =. ss s ~
lsss S Sy q {1'y, IL ,. Che cser. % ~.
hereby is ratified and conhrmed unless csrss - the
contrary be shown on OF bsfors the FIR-r pay az
Inserted In the Eve1iag Star neW.ps,s- M le,ss
three tinss IN each sscosssivs w-ek bssore The I'D
nfNx oA1 ~ A1z14 nexs. u ~ - .sts.~1
noUBL1 AND 0NoI6 B1qzrI 49, =
~ great bargains, g PRIHCED Z san O0ice as,.s
Deo0gs Ices Peunsylyanfo oyo0no 100
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


ID tsuecessOrss e Cooper 4 Latmers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
60 By virtue Of the terms of deed q trust dated
February 4, ISL, and recorded in-Liber No. Sss,
gon D:es 81 and at s @
9ue;t q ,h ths party sseured thereby VIII on TUES
m on the premises, ssi al public suction. tue FOL
loving Sslna5le property az Me1nt Pleasant, viz;
one, ga twenty two, % half Of twenty mine,
tw. - forty one. tllJ forty-eieht, tts,i forty
sixty six tsSl sixty seven, 90 seventy three 79l
Rie , foSri e., and m seventy sys Is in $
outet as recorded IN the land records Of Washing
This sale TO made to secure She payment Of a note
for $500 dated February 4, lSl: ADD payable, viii
,ntessst at the rate o. per cent per snnum, June
Terms Of sale One half cash; the balance in two
chaser giving Ii. prom s r notes s .ss &
70 the satisfaction OF the Trustee, and bearing
ees Ts no dsy o. s.s ct the ts 81 eight
terms OF sale be not Complied with in vt DAYS the
ini,, vii reie 81 the expense aud risk OF the
ARTHUR Il. WOOD, Trustee.
Jy29 sm. SeoSds LATIMhR CLEARY, Aucts.
RY WIN. L. WALL ! co.. Anctioneers.
Nos. 600 and soa, s. W. cor Pa ave- and 9th st
csAHGERy SALE OF yAkgABLE IMPROVED
AND SIhEETS NOk1H.
Under aud by virtue OF decree OF the Su-
E.. preme Court Of the District Of Columbia.
Apassed on the 18th Of April, lS5s, in certain
cause No 1895 in equity. between Robert A. Parish
end others, oomPlainsnts, and samuel A. PeugE,
John Hitz. and Jane hits, defendants, and Of the
further order OF the said i'm the said cause the
undersigned trustee will sell at public auction, IN
the highest bidder, on the 4th day Of September
next, at clock m. all the equitable interest Of
the defendant, Samuel Peugb as set forth in the
bill in said cause, in the said cause
mentioned, being THAT valuable improved properly
fronting on leyenth street, in Washington, D. c.,
known on the p,ats and plan Of sad city the north
Is feet OF lot No ., in square No Ss the nature Of
which equitable interest will fully appear by refer
snce to the bill and answers Of John and Jane C.
The terms Of sale prescribed In said decree are
0ne-thrd cash and the balance 10 be paid in equal
instan.ents, In six and Twelve months from dag u
sale, with interest from day of sale the said INSTALL
ments Of deferred payments being lien the pr sp
erty sold and ap1n payment Of the whole purchase
All stamps and yancne at the cost OF the pur-
chaser. $50 Of the cash payment must be dep ssited
with the auctoneer upon the acceptance OF the bid
JN0. ID. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
Jy2o-eotd w. L. WALL 4 Co, Auctr.
RY G. W. HAyENNER CO., Auctioneers,
II No, 643 Louisiana avenue. ..-f.
Third door east OF Sew enth street.
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perfectly tasteless elegantly coated with sweet gum,
Railway PILE, for the cure Of an dssorders Of the
Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidbeys, Blssasf, Nervous
Diseases. Headache, CONSTRUCTION cosfvenes indi
eestion, Dyspepsia, Diiioosness, Bilious Fever,
Inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles aid ell Derange-
mens Of The Internal viscera- Warranted 80 etfsct
positfve cure. Purely Vegetable. containing no
mercury, minerals, or deieterious drugs.
A few doses Of EADwAYsPILLsyil l free the
scents Per Box. SOLD By DRuGGisfs =.
READ FALSE AND TRUE ~ send one ,s<ssr
stamp to. RApwAY CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane
sent you. 49, jy1o-m.wf&WB
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Try GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II No. Sl9, southeast corner 7th and ID st

~ Isl.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE ON SOUTH c STREET, Be
TWEEN DELAWARE AVENUE AND SOUTH
CAPITOL STREET, WASHINGTON CITY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
~ BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court,
taa4 passed in Equity Cause No. 2Y9, wherein
s.hAQuiila Hall is complainant and Eliza Taylor
ct al are defendants, he undersigned Trustee will
sell At PTslIe auction, IN front Of the --rises on
sac gay of August, 1871, at s
O'Clock p m, all that piece or parcel of land lying
and being in the City Of Washington, in the District
OF columbia, known and described part Of Lot 10,
n Square six hundred and thirty seven (6y), being
the east twenty seven (2) feet and six (6) inches
front Of said Lot Ten by the depth of said Lot i'm
THIS valuable property is only two squares south
OF the Capitol, and will doubt come near stha
extension OF the Capitol grounds
Terms OF sale One half cash and the balance nav
aoie IN three and six months, with interest from day
OF sale secured BY the promissory notes 81 the pur
chaser, with deed Of trust the premises; or the
purchase money can all be paid cash on day of sale
or ratification thereof by the court III The mr.
chaser fails TO comply with terms of sale within
hye after day Of SALE the Trustees reserve the
~ o. resell the property az the cost and risk of
the deiauitIng purchaser. All convey ancing and
stamps AZ the cost OF the purchaser. $50 win be
EW2WARb {. SAfR1fSS9ToS' Tr 1 sD,a;
H-d6ds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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By W. 1. Wall .LL = e. :, AyApsnoneers,
Nos. 900 and 009 Penpsy wanna avenue

TRUsTEE,s SALE INVALUABLE IMPROVED
- By virtue Of deed OF lrust, dated February
Es;3 u, ISL, and duly recorded in Liber 635, folio
S.Hs, one OF the land records of Washington
county, d. and by the request of the holder Of the
ton, the hishe bidder, EsDAY ,g the h r ssh
day of August, ISL, af5 O'Clock % m. Ali ihe mon
er mentioned in said trust, being part OF sausre
~ u sald Washngton city, ID. G., beginning for said
and HreN and funning thence thru ugh the cen tsr
OF two frame dwellings, 81 feet to an alley thence
west Is feet thence south 81 feet 20 the north line Of
proved by two-story Dwelling I'M
Terms Of sale One auarter each; balance in six
aid twelve months bearing interest at ten per cent
and secured by notes and deed of trust ths prop
srty. A deposit of 500 when sold, which will Be
forfeited unless the terms Of sale Compiled wftb
in one week from day of sale, and the property will
be sold at the risk and cost of the dsfaultng pur
chaser. Conyeyancing and stamps at purchaser s
ROBERT p. Dopdf.
PHILIP A. bARNEiLLE Trustees.
V2-d w. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
TRNsTIEEEE%SS SALE OF a yALuAgLs FARM
- By virtue Of deed Of trust dated Nav TO- 1870
and duly recorded in Liber III. b.. No. 5, folio
Georges county Msryiaad, shall proceed q sell sell
On the premises, the following described valuable
Farm, lying in Prince George 5 county MI known
as !, Beall's Farm, addition to Bacon HsR and QiO
the metes and bounds in said deed set forth and be-
ing the land formerly owned by James Snilie sit
uate about IL miles from ynshinefen, d. C., near
the line OF The baltimore and Potomac and Baltimore
Terms: One third cash; balance in and years,
sOo to Be made at time sale Stamps and Convey,
iya9-eoSds CifAS COWS cAIIaN r.,..ao
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BIZ GREEN wIaLIAMs. Aes,ione.r,.

c1AnCEST SALE OF yALgABLR InPRoyxp
AND llrl STREET WEST 80. s'a1n
- Bx yis s,s q decree q The ssyrems Court
49, tenth DAY efy ely Icl IN cause therein sib-
Trustees appointed BY ssn decree. will sell az aac,
ton, on ns Prsnises, on SATgRDAY, the 9Th day
teslrabe property sit uatsd on the northSe& c1rnes
OF street north and Eleventh street west, fronting
ring tack With ths line of snth sfrees 40 has
cred feef, being Lot No. one Of snowden'r subdi-
improved BY e-story Brick Building 1888
Terms 81 sale Ons-third cash, COT which d.
y six and twelve months- Convey aacing AUD stamps
~ s eoss Oh pale1ffSisIN K rRreG,
iyl5d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucfs.
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EVENING STAR.
Fri@hffaI Indian Atroeitiex.

TIE CheyeHnss Aided b. White Desperadoes KIN |
Seren Ne. dad Capture Otiers-DidbolicGI
Torture II PT,sOn>rs,
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Rr LAIIMER CLEARY. Aactioneers,
II fSuccessors to Cooper a Latimer,l
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue aad 18th stree
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RY c. w. .HAyENNER l. CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 643 Louisiana avenue,
third door east of Seventh street.

BE AT kEA AoG EsfSr e on SAI i94a
SSTnK RIET, BETWEEN M AND STREETS
By virtue of a deed Of trust to me, dated
No 6l2, folio 402, Of the land records Of the
county Of Washington, District of Columbia, and at
the request Of the holder of the note secured thereby
shall oneT Tor sale, at anetos to the highest bid
at O'Clock p. m, the property mentioned in the
eighteen is in DaSidson subdivision not Of S4nSTe
number three hundred and forty, (340, } in the
corded pats or plans of said city, and further de-
serbed as follows, viz: Beginning at a point on
Eleventh street west, one numbered and six feet
eleven and onethird inches (l06 111SD southwardly
from the northwest corner Of said square, running
thence eastery ninety two sz feet to public alley,
thence southwardly along the line of said alley
twenty one feet four and two third inches (2l Il
thence westwardly ninety two go feet, and thence
twenty feet four and two-thrd inches "a * to
the beginning"
The Improvements consist Of q new Brick Dwell
ling house, Mansard roof well built in modern style,
with front and side yard, nicely laid OF with flowers
Terms Of sale: $3.50 cash; and the balance in
notes at six and twelve MONTHS bearing interest at
ten per cent per annum, and secured by deed Of
The terms Of sale must be complied with in one
week from the day OF sale, or the property will be
resod at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser.
deposit of 500 when sold.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps ut pur-
PHILIP A. DARNIrLLE, Trustee.
Jyl4-d c. w. HAVENNEk & CO., Aucts.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
FRIDAY, August 4th, same hsar by order OF the
Trustee. C. w HAyENNER CO
Vzo Ia Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
R1 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.

Rl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND AND PRIVATE
RESIDENCE ON THE CORNER OF 1TH ST.
FAST AND 4 STREET SOUTH NAVY YARD,l
- On TUESDAY, the Ist day of August, ISL. n,
II O'Clock .. m, we shall sell on the prerni SEES a
1good two story and attic Brick House with a
fine front Of 50 feet on street south by the depth
Of the lot; being part Lot No 5, in Square No 5e;
The above properly will be positively sold to the
highest bidder. Title indsputabls
Terms: One third cash; balance in 6. Il and u
months for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises All yancing and
revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. BOO
nT.d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
pUBLIC SALE OF A SPLENDID FRUIT AND
GRAIN FARM IN ST. MARY'S CoUN-
TY, KNOWN As THE .BUSH-
Xl0D pRnpERTK
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1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED TO
FRIDAY, August 4th, same hssr, by order OF the
Trustee. G. w. HANENNER CO.,
U1o Ia Auctioneers.
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IL Any theussnds cured st rnis cstzbsishDsu1
portane earE,c3i operations psrforned By Br ychs-
1ton. vifnoose1 ~ the reDcr1er fhe S<s and m<nU
other papert, notices u Which have appeared aR<ia
and e0Atn before she pGble. besides STANDING
gentIeDAu o. chsracrar and responsibility, 4 szm-
sKH pisfAsn sps sPtksfLr ouEsp. osssly
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Dropsy, Stoppsge Of Wafer, Incontinence OF Urire,
Bright Disease uria, and in all cases where
there are brick dust deposits. the g. thick
cloudy mixed with substances like the white al ar
egg, or threads like white silk, there is morbid,
DARK. bilious appearsnce, and white bone-dust de-
ton when passing water, and pain in the small Of
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rlage, aware " Phy steal Weakness, Loss of Prrr
atNefower-lmp0tenc{ y Nervous 4 Ncitu bilty Pal
pitatIvD, Organic Weakness, Nervous Debilitr I.
any other Disqualification, speedily removed.
BE who places himself undeI the care OF DR. J. ma,
reliEiously couhde in his honor as gentleman, Al.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MONTHLY MEETING OF METHODIST SUN
tY.sCHooL soc1ErY.-The regular monlhly
meeting OF this society was held at Ciay-
street Church Sunday afternoon at o cik.,
Asa SNYDER Independently In the chalr.
= The meeting was opened with singing Dy
Clay-street school, and prayer BY Rev. D. =.
A. L. West, superintendent Of Sidney
Sunday school, gave an interesting account
of the Sunday.school work IN sidney schoo,.
He asked for help to build up the school:
The suhiect will receive the attention of
the Executive Committee.
Rev. J. G. Granbery addressed the meet
ing, He alluded to the beautiful hymns
sung BY the scholars of Clay street school,
and to the great benefit to the Sunday school
Of lessons thus taught. He commended the
subject of Sunday-school music as means
to the conversion of the children. He spoke
very feelingly to the children on the subject
of conversion. Several interesting incidents
were related, greatly to the dclight OF The
audience.
George W. Armistead, superintendent of
CLAY street school, made some interesting
Statements in connection with this school.
out Of oil scholars last Sabbath, only nine
were absent. This school is in very flour
isbing condition.
All the singing on this occasion was eX-
ceedincly beautiful, but the sweet quartette,
entitled ssThe Home of the Sou" by Philip
Phillips, was rendered in such style, led
by j. W. Cardwell, Esq, as to elicit the
warmest expressions Of pleasure by the au-
dicnce.
Asa Snyder addressed the teachers and
officers on the great reward of the Sunday
workers who are faithful.
The following is a summary OF superln-
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TIE THREATENED IRISH RIOT IN NEW
York AND THE ARCuBIsuoP-Neac York
July 9.-Thc threatening attitude assumed
by the Irish Catholics towards the Orange
men has been thought Of sufficient lmpor
lance by Archbishop McCloskey to induce
hun to do all in his power to prevent an
outbreak. lie has notified the clergy tc
speak OF the coming demonstration ut each
mass, and to advise their congregations &c
abstain from any overt act, and allow the
Orange procession to pass Oh ID peace. ne
archbishop made an address at The Cathe'
dral at O'clock mass. Pursuant TO his IN
structions I'LL the Catholic clergy Of the city
delivered in all the churches to-day appeals
10 the congregations not to interfere III any
way with the Orange procession. The ap-
peals seem to have had good elect on the
Irish Catholics generally, but the Fenlpn
element, which combines lii its ranks many
members Of the ancient order OF Eiber-
mans, seems far from quoted.
1t is undenmbe that preparations are
making by both Grancemen and Catholics,
among the Irish citizens, which can hardly
fail 10 result in Il serious riot, unless tie
authorities use the strongest measures OF
prevention. Che Orangcmen are said to
have organized Il body Of 5000 mcn pre-
pare! ~ defend themselves against any at
tack. aud il IL said the Catholics have en-
rolled much larger force, under the name
ii TIE ijhcIniau National Volunteers.
Both parties avoW their intention to parade
fully armed. Two divisions OF the Ancient
Order OF Hiherninns met last evening i'll Sc
cret session, and remarks made outside the
hall indicate hitter luminosity to Orange
men and extensive purchases Of arms. It
seems certain the Hibegmian order will get
up u target excursion tor Wednesday. with
the intention OF meeting the Orange pro-
cesson. AT o meeting held in Hudson
couaty, n. j., last evening, the Orange
men and opponents each agreed to take part
in the proceedings of Wednesday. Against
these Statements may be put the positive
expressed opinion by Mayor Hall that the
against it are SO effective that
Il riot is impossible from the fact that 40
leaves CT absence are allowed the police,
and that the militia have been ordered to
hold themselves in readiness for any emer-
upul.y.