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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

daily invite the cooperation of all,
without regard to past political afini>
ties or party affiliations, who are will
ling to unite with us on the broad plat.
form Of equal rights, equal protection,
and due regard for the best interest
OF all the people. Let us try and de-
monstrate to the colored men, that we
are not inmical, either to their rights
or their interests-that we desire to
protect them, as well as ourselves
against the enormities of rapacious
government and a corrupt party; that
we neither intend or desire to deprive
them Of any Of the political rights now
secured to them by the laws of the
land-that we couid mo-, force them
back into slavery If we could nor de-
prive them Of the right to vote if we
coHld. 1t is true, that we cannot ex-
pect TO gain the votes Of many colored
men, whatever we do or say, but, by
pursuing this just and magnanmous
course, we will win to oLr support
many moderate and conservative uIite
republicans, and especially those of the
old native union element of the State,
who are even now ready and waiting
to fall into our ranks and fight under
our banners, as soon as we proclaim,
in good faith, our acceptance of the
accomplished faets Of the ,oar, which are
the destruction of slavery, the perpet-
uity Of the union and the equality of
all men before the law. But above
all things let us be united among our
selves: "a house divided against itself
cannot stand" Let us preserve peace
and harmony and let fraternal good
will reign in our own camp and in our
own ranks. Let us prevent chickering's,
let no factions, feuds, no envyings or
jcalousies mar the harmony of our pri-
vate, social or political relations, but
let us be one in spirit, one in fellow
ship, one in faith, and know no rivalries
among ourselves but that noble rivalry
or rather emulation Of who can best
work''and best agree.
BY order of the Committee.
GoRDoN n. PEAY, Chairman.
THos. c. PEEK, Secretary.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26
NEWS TO TELL.

Neighbor, lend me your arm, for am not
we'll
This wound you see is scarcely fort
night old,
All for a sorry message | had to tell,
Eve Travelled many mile in wet aud cold.
Yon is the old gray chateau above the trees,
Ilo Lade me seek il, my comade brave
and gay;
Stately rores,, and river so Drown and broad,
lie showed me he scene as he dying lay.
have been there, and ncighbor l am not
well;
bore lis sword and some Of his curling
hair,
Knocked at the gaze and sad lad news to
tel,
Entered The chamber AMI sew lis molhci
there.
Tai and straight, with the SHOWS of age on
her head,
Brave AMI stern, as a soldiers mother
might be-,
Deep ia her eyes living look OF the dead
She grasped her staff and silently gazed
at me.
doreht Ia better be dead ,hen meet her
eye;
Shr guessed it all, Tdnever a word . tcll
T4hing the sword in her arms she hcavcd a
sigh,
Clasplug ,he cull in her hand she sobbed
aud fcll.
] raiscd her mp, she sat in a stately chair,
Her face like death but not a tear ia her
eyci
We Lcard step, and tender voice on the
stair
Murmuring soft to an infants cooiag cry.
Ny lady she sat erect and steiner grew,
Finger on mouth she mo,oned me not to
stay;
A girl came in, thc wife of the dead, ! knew,
She held his babe, and, ncglbor, | 1rd
away.
I lrird % run, bat heard ihc widows cry,
Nrghb)r, have been hurt, and am not
well;
pray 10 God that never until die,
May again have such sorry news 20 t,ln
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

California wants wives. 1t has the
men, money and material resources, but
women sBe still deplorably scarce, and
down in the diggings creations lords
are heartily sick Of cooking their own
meals and sewing on their buttons,
They are tired Of general State of
rowdyism, but they cannot reform
themselves. They need the help of
women, and acknowledge the fact with
touching humility.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

The meanest man in Western New
York, according to the Batavian, is n
wealthy map in Monroe county, who at
tended the funeral Of a neighbor a
short timo ago, and the next day sent
in bill of twelve shilIings for his SER
vices as one of the bearers.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

A Mobile negro who had twenty
cents worth of powder in his pocket,
put a red hot pipe in there with it
Chow is that for high?" was The remark
Ofan old seven>up player, as the form
of the colored man became like a speck
in the sky. There is a vacant hat at
his late residence,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

UNLUCKY DAYS FOR MATRIMONY.
We may be doing a service to some Of
our readers by informing them Con the
-uTtliority of manuscript Of the fif~
teenth centrirv, Quoted in The Book Of
Days that there aye just thirty-two
da in the year upon which it is advis
able not to 60 into join hands-namely,
seven in January, three each in Feb
ruary, March, May and December; two
each in April, June, July, August,
September, and November; ard one in
October; so that January is the worst
month, and October the best for cons
mitting matrimony; the acrual unlucky
days being these; January 1st, ID, 4th
9th, 9th, 18th; February 9th, 7ih,
18th; March lst, 9Th, Sth; April 9th,
l1th; May 9th, 6th, 9TH; June 9TH,
18th; July 9th, 18th; August 9th,
18th; September 9th, 9TH; October
9th, November 18th; and December
10Th, 10th, 18th. As to which is the
best day in the week, why
Monday for wealth,
Tuesday lor heal.h,
"Wednesday he best Of all,
Thursday for crosses,
FRIDAY ior losscs,
Saturday no luck at all.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

LIFE. Life is beautifully compared
TO fountain fed by a thousand streams,
that perish if one is dried. 1t is a sill
yer cord twisted with thousand
strings, that part asunder if one be
broken. Frail and thoughtless mortals
are surrounded by innumerablc dangers
which make it much more strange that
they escape so long, than that they
sometimes perish suddenly at last.
We are encompassed with accidents
every day, to crush the mouldering
tenements which weinhabit. The seeds
Of disease are plantd in our constitu-
ton by nature. The earth and atmos.
phere. whence we draw our breath, are
imprcgnated with death. Health is
made to operate TO its own destruction.
The food that nourishes contains the
elements Of decay; the soul that AMI
mates it fy viyifying fire tends to
wear it out by its own action. Death
turks in ambush along our path. Not
withstanding this is the truth SO pail
pably confirmed by the daily example
before our eyes, how little do we lay it
to heartl We see our friends and
neighbors perish among us, but how
seldom does it occur in our thoughts
that or knell shall, perhaps, give the
next fruitless warning to the world.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26


The Bedford News says. "a Law
renee County man planted tree in
front Of his house, and named it after
his wife. Soon the tree died, and the
wife lived but a day or two after Now
you would be surprised at the number
Of men that are planting trees in front
of their domicilcs, and naming them
after their respective, if not respected
wives-and the sickliest looking trees
that can be found tco-trees that, with
! the tondercst care, cannot possibly live
more than two weeks! The dodge is
too thin The women see through it,.
and have resolved not to die"
1t has al last been definitely ascer~
tained from the census taken at WASH
ington, that the total population Of the
United States is 3S,545, l5i, Of which
osly 4I2.50 & in the Territories
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

we would admonish and oxhort our
friends all over the State to be not on
ly Jealous in all good works, but wise,
prudent and discreet in all their acts
and conduct. The wrongs aud oppres-
sious Of this reckless, oXtrayagant and
corrupt radical administration are felt
equally and alike by all, whether they
be white or black, democratic or rcpub-
lican. We must try to commend the
| Justice ofour course and the claims OF
our party to the formal consideration
orovery man who desires a just, honest
and economical government and cor
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-07-26

This committee should be Sc,
lcctcd with great care, and should
consist of the very best material in the
party, because, upon their shoulders
will fall much Of Che labor Of perfect.
ing organization aud conducting the
campaign. Il should not be composed
of too many members. Experienc,
has fully demonstrated to Us that il
executive business of this kind tire
rood, sgrR.i hud-ic5rkjag WH ca
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
po,rorrc. Drp.srrnyr wMnycroy. D. c.. April 49, !e7l;

Po.r ovucx DEPARTMENT wMmSeroy. D. C., April 49, l9Il
tor s @
until FRIDAY the 18th day Of MAJ i5 81 10 o'clock % 9 furnish ns
. aSs 3 az Eats for so Of tso % sa,
"' ~ D' FOR OFFICIAL LETTERS AND RETURNS
sire u 81 inches estimated number required annually Soo
No u by q inches estimated number required annually la'c
No BY inches estimated rurber required annually Soo
No u BY lot lnchesi espate runber required annually %
w. FOR REGISTERED PACKAGES.
no sIe By lot iaehei estimated numter required annually
riven intended snde to bidders The Depart
mn % ma, u ss, Be- . .ie @ s pd Of Envelope epars
vi. be awarded item BY se to tho lowest r'0n'b' bidder or
The dfs,so, size. ,ps 'yss SinTsSDss rsaS's5 to- to-
fhpi fGei Asis,sns "nii' Posma. a.Sr General
The envelope. strictly conform in size quality q paper cumming
IL the Sss. nnne ~ hand Envelopes mus. bo baed
sCrnd s linen % s' on s sa S not less a 100 Of Ia.
strong manila Psss and eaa si Is GSsd at s
the gpns may be Dispensed WITH In the discretion o tho Post
When 100 or Envelopes required GIL the ore, o. post
master lots ordered to be sent 10 the
Sd s'y ssn "a'' les: IS Ssn baSs 's'S %
BoIs 3. coSaeSI .S asfSs .Saa aSI %i essrr
T IN Si he sr sT ae
and either at the posofe in e city where the eJep.
S Ses. FREE Of COS. for packing .n and dsrng the whole
d01i under md the S'ssSI stsa a a printing
Registered Package Envelopes VIII
reaured to be in veuon other approved ouiAn
color. .n. .na all hss
~ in his irdgmeut TIE Of the Government require IT,
Zach propose signed by the lndiyifI or nrn
be guarsntee certified to be Responsible ana
bv e Postmaster or United Attorney where the bdlf RESULTS
X. he hdder sh. within ten being called TO DO 60
ooatset 70 furnish promptly and qnaneus hT sb G
approved security penalty Of rot less than twice ne e0haa psS
articles estimated be furnished BY SAD poee
vpon faith ful performance OF the ZANE -
guarantee viii not De coned
The himself the right to .nnu the con
tract jismen. there .h:l be failure to perform ia.nia
spy M Of wul attempt to impose upon We
Dep.rmeut Inferior samples The failure 10 comply WIN
an, one order under viii forfeiture OF the entre
pensv the h section o. the act Of Congress P
poyed Ausus entitled "An act genns and making appro
objects 40 have been usually Included tue
without authority Of law and to nI ana pro-
& M esrtsin incidental expenses departments nd onces the
Goepneu and other purposes tU Statutes Large VOL
n.ye 2s or the bis discretion direct we
purchase In open market Of such quantities Of Envelopes shan ee
10 supply deficiency caused by such ure and charge
the CONTRACTOR contractors f eerum Of the pce which
,hsI be found = pay for such srieles
Bids hcu envoped aud sealed mafked roposs Iof
Euvr and addressed 70 the Third Assistant Postmaster
CeaerL PostOnee Der artmeut W ashiugton ID. q
JOHN A. J. cRESwELL Postmaster GENERAL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

H. 4 EssISxxR Oyrcs THIRD STORY UNoH BANK puLpso
P.I.Tx.r sKiR CHARIks. BALrIxoRz, Nd, Apri H. HI.
DROPOSALS are invited for removing sunken
vessels military bridges and oef nininf
u, Jsmsa RsppahGnneci, aud hosnoke Rivers ,,,. ,.
,.aI,f tsdorsef on ovtst> ani soeo N
h, eopy OF this viii he received rn noon o
H. 3T and win be opeusd minutes thereac' presence o
suri bIdde 70 As may wsh 10 be present
separate prepo-sls required for each nv 'er MI.
pis sill be considered for sngie vessels or onei
s stste Has ssa any addition 10 prosa' ~recks ~l be
desired q compensation ,,,-,. 4. 4. -, I'll.
Poms Of proposal and any sesfoa "o'" " " 4"A 'tF"'A
uona q teis ohee- -,
WILLIAM p CRAIGHILL,
Major Of Engineers, 4. q. A.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Brooklpn 11roperfp TO fet.

TTNO RENT-City and Country combined-Three
new theory HOUSES 10 rooms, IN
yrokiyH 2Ss 2l Hse,t. Tbompkfns three
their ctcej
sure 9i thrtyfy minutes viii pass the
and kstrAndve second
story oD Width Of Tie house Boynons 1871 i'm
proved slOe heaters the
sso bee Ia back pslor Eohtons progressive
range salopay hes hot nd cold water all The
eoon baoam xsiercosts splcadd cellar &e rent 500
fsacs fesed posstssn 10th Of April Inquire on the
premises, or T. w. BIRNUn. eB Broadway N !.
$685. hETl%Pedate mn ss. possession
sss hbOhoo Appy to owBer IN k,esor
J. ksskIA
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
U. g. BSerxxRR OYyos, CIrr HAIL, }
Bosros Mass, April IA. 1871. )
n ON DI VNAITTH III A RROR-

IMPROVEMENT OF PLYMOUTH HARB0R-,
Will he this Office until u Of the 18th OF
Nv 1871 Tor extremity Of Long Beach Ponth
sfor Of sbo running OF B'h Busts and Jeitees OF
prece constructed dnting last a. Wa
point 4. .on..x,.,,o,
Of ths Bubead including all materials labor tools @e
Proposs be received for delivering ard pnnS upon e on
phd ennecng te with tho extremity Long Beach Of
About q 90 tuns Of large irregular blocks o. gr.nte
H. srr Ia be pei Buihead irregular man
ne. but 90 a 70 give aerA uniform hight and bead'h to the stone
Ah' ''oS"' '"'A ]. G. FOSTER,
Lieut. Col Engpeers
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Real gsiaie 10 gtrbanot.

AT BAY RIDGE, L.I.-Two-stOTy l.. GOTHIC
~. COTTAGE earacehou and lot 19xl1O 10 tsA
OAA-''A ~ N 4. rutland L Co.. Beetman-st, T.
A PLEASANT HOUSE in Brooklyn-Prlce
mortgage place in Jersey Weschester worth
Bot sbOat hour, de no casa Addres. Tribune Oce
NEWPORT, r. I.-FOr EXCHANGE, one of
tb. mos valuable attractive VILLAS Bereuesve hoHse,
ebes green grape sOd peach houses tne lawn and trees all IN r
Apply TO HAZARD. APTHcRP & Co. Ito BrosdWsy
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Proposals.

g. EsorsEEs orucH THIRD sroKr UNIoy BsSx BTdLpss
FAYErTEsT CHARLIE BALrN Md, ApTil " l8I
DROPOSALS are invited for the REMOVAL
i ofROCKs sUNKEE VESSELS PILES aud very large TREE
in the Roanoke River, N. O.
Proposals. 10 be dppcd Endorsed outside and accom-
panied eopy Advertisement will be received until noon OF
lJ will opened In minutes thereafter In presence
Of fsuchbf f1depss may o
b cks 20 bs rernoye are below Welion N c. and
+20 cubic yards The depth excavation
feet ordinary low The locality ID seeTo Inc
.anken vessels South6h about eeurts OF mile
below Plymouth c. "a schoonen lo,ded with stone the
mouth of Greek miles Plymouth and the remains OF
floating battery Ga Fishery miles shove Pnouih ne
res s. three m rows one aud miles Plymouth and ~
row onefoUrth OF mile above channel opposite Middle hye be
large tree middle Of the river, at shA Island Bend about
miles Plymouth. - 81,
Tor the whole including proceeds of the wrecks a. part ompcn
sato - -, -. .o,ro.
proposals and dered Information to be had on 'pp
uon Al this ofhce.
Tho righ, to reject any bid Is reserved ,,,,n, ma.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

O. s. RsaIsEKR OFUok Housroy AND GRxKsEsrs.l
HKwioR April II. 1911. )
CFAIED PROPOSALS will be received by
- The undr sned until Of MAY 49, l1 Tor the EXTENSION
Of BREAkWAfER u burlington W. for distance Of 40
fee, In depth Of "a feet at sserge low waiet.
Detail, requirement.. furnished b. Mr.. D. White Rons Point
w. cop the latter with the advertisement 70 he saoAe each
pioposh 2ts'.d JvlN NEWTON,
Lya. Col kaSuesn. BIsrsI MAJOR qsa,TsL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Misrell

GAVE your NEWSPAPERS and SEND TO- TO y;
COLLINS No 20 sprucet, who psys the HIGHEST PRICE
for old Newspapers Pamphlets, Books 6e
fIY0 BOOKKEEPERS and those controlling
order. for PRINTING and STATIONERY Work VIII be done
Al LOWEST RATES and commission allowed by addressing on-
fdeutisly) A. b. L., Box 4t22 r. q.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
auetion Sales of Real Gstaie.
By order o
III. TwERD, ESQ,
Con mmisxcuer Of PutHe W orta

WIN s sold at Pasie suctior on FRIDAY Arr "a H.
PAIRS Of BUILDINGS as taken hy the Estimate an
Assessment appointed tie Coust for the widening Rofio
- fron flegce Wet the City RexYork which
,s Buings part, Of Dl ere d fowE certain map
A. exhlhton AZ re Ofce ~ the Aucioneer No Beschst
or further paresrs Apps tbs o&ee OF the Auconec No
$each-st -----------------
EORECL L0SURE SALE of BROOKLYN PROP
I RRTY-COLUhBlA hiGIifS--DWELLlNG, with STORE, on
Furm,ps 2ll5o ei The complete HOUSE No % gste
es) Colupbla IIgts sdurg Miagh PsrS sae bN CVLE q
MCRPHY 53i Pultoa-si opposite City Hal Brooklyn Apr - al ~
eeon. Sixty per may rsualn on mortgage yeA ""
10 IA m.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrsPoa OFFICE OF INDIAN ArYARs
WA,uIsoIOS d. C.. March 20, l67l.

WAiHlSUION D. NETun I0II J
HoTgThe place receiving smpes under the bo, sc
rmat b., changed washD Dgtop c. to No. 100 Daac
st. NewYor City, which place will be open for business and alter
Apnlla T.. g. PARKER, Commissioner.
NoTBA the Above sces viii bs Inspected tie place where
tie bidder bidder, purchase the Items awarded to him or
,hem bot well the samples required above, viii be
,t TO the Ofce In only will receive inspection
tb, Ay-ncI.. z. g. PARKER, Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21

OFFICE CHEZ QuAKrzEnAsTsK fIRsr oashs pisIMCr a.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with a
- ron M hi. attached invited and will be
received At thls Once until IL Nay ~ lh for supplying this De
psmen with the eowing named quantities ue more or % va
CoBmhus HsrboiIV CORDS ood oo ios s'o'e Ana
Fort Weed N.Y. Steve and go 300 b. Bgg Coal
Port Hamilton. " HaborlOo cords oss and IL cords kirng
Fort wsa~crh n T. Hbor-sOOOo lbs stOVe 5000 bs Nut
n,ti. Island r. Hsrbo-ISo cords Wood 1900 bs Nut, and
Port Trstu cords oAi Wood aud cords Kndfng
WOOD and 3s l9 lbs stove and BIB s s Egs Coal
P.tsbugh NY160 cords Wood And 500 a Egg CosL
Port Adams Lion 900 bs stove z12oo lba hu' and si0"
lbs Egg Coal
we, Point HAbOrsa cords WOOD IA 900 ib' Stove and
The Coal is 70 be Anthracite Of the best qnsy and th. WOOD to BE-
sound dry aDd nechshtab and free from crooked lmo' ' ae %
i. wood the wharve and n. coal in the y,r
or paoes their reception al the respective Posu anu ne
tirsmnv be dene by the contractors 4,
Deliveries times and such Quantities may 20
REQUIRED By the QaariermAsiePs Department A. -,-,.- -
Payments will e made New Yofk City according 70 he sesn
certified BY the The places sehe
Idiers separately prices at shieh they vii denver e
wood and called either Of them at each Of the po
Zach bid must be aeccmpshis guarantee asse ~ ssy
80 Iii become sues equal fourth ei the amount "
lie contract for fahfn eIeeution OF the sane Id, , "A
,,Tmat .od bdders privilege Of being present s
opening of the bids A.. an. n, mara ef ,be rs-s
e night reject any OF az D. |
A. Department sceeP
bai uote for ono post that MAY 10 ees1"' " Wv
public ntsrcsL - -, a.. ~ ooA ,pJ coaI for either
f, as and addressed 70 inc unuefssnu WIN"
snsIlr.,on souh be of other inlcrIaat on - n AZ,
y orier yt Eaoroes Ra insa. SoesS, ~ H " %
"'' Nslor aud Or. Nj. y H.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
fittbeh ATTi IL, l5Il.
GALE OF THE ATSION ESTATE.

ABOUT 20 900 ACRES OF LAND TO BIZ SOLD At PUBLIC
AUCTION AT THE WEST JBES EY HOTEL CAMDEN, N '' ON
MAY g 1871. ONE O'CLOCK P. ~ - ,.o,,-,s . ,,,,
TO SPRCULATORs IN LAND, PROJBCTORS OF IO~lnn Anp
CAPITALISTS GENERALLY. A RAKE OPPORTUNITY foh IN
VRsTMBNT Is PkESES kDll l., ,.,-...
SEVERAL on u AMI manufacturing nse' are on
eSs property. , ,,.-, ...,. s,..;or q. N.
Railroads sre length q the tract AsSn station s
tyor,h oed The Cedar Timber Of considerable value Gran
s.res Grave, Sweet Poes Hops Sc 6e can be veTy successfully
sulvated Good lille will he made TO tie purchaser
Send for Pamphlet containing particular and apply personsu OF
GEORGE ". DALLAS, Assignee,
No. 222 s. FourhsI, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1871-04-21
Doaro ano Rooms.
marble ano 5late MInie!s

Hlarble ano Glate MInie!s.
A KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE-
n IZING WoKKS and l36 Rgisent Offers 500 Marble
and M,rcred Mane all complete Also Molumsn Grave stones
Table Tops etc. price, that defy eompeiihon
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
~ and elegant designs from eo FI els, up t75a b.
STEWART COS sIvs. bet Thrs, s.h and ThsIths sss
G KLABER & Co.'s Marble Works, 217 to 223
-. sIst,t between Broadway Marble aud mbleed
~ original iesas cheapest The city,
GtIS AND UPWARDS-Marble Mantels,
O - good prices lower than any other house
or EXCHANGE for House and Lot n near Nes-lore
RICHARD WATHAN 33 West JthsL. bet 9th and 9th sve'