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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-26
TIKI wAsIIINGTON sCHUETZRN.



Yesterday morning about nfty members OF the
Washington SchueZen vercin met at Mr.. VIM
Helmus' saloon, on seventh street, and, pre-
coded by the Marine band, under the marshall
ship OF Mr.. George e. Walker, proceeded 10 thu
Baltimore depot and embarked for Baltimore,
where they arrived at O'Clock, aud were met by
the Baltimore Schuotkcns, with Winters band
The Marine baud, Of Washington, was seated
In a ear drawn by four horses, aud was followed
by twenty. six carriages, containing the reception
committee and the guests, mounted guard
came next. Captain WinteIb band aud nun.
her OF the members OF the Baltimore SChuetzCn
Society formed the rear,
The procession marched from the depot to
Kutaw, TO Baltimore, 10 Gay street, TO Bealr
avenue, and thence 20 the Park.
The headquarters Of tho WashinRtOnlans
during their stay was In q secluded retreat IN
me pai,iun, IN the rear Of the Mansion house.
Afterreachlng the park, the Wasblngtonians
were received by the BalIlmDreans, and goOl
time was had ultil tho time for departure, and
n, - '.'-,t' 'ar' n'rh' the Washinptonians re-
Juypsd, much pleased with the Trip
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Webster and Reliance Lodges, Knights Of
Pythias, gave their nrst annual excursion Sat
urdsy, on the steamer Lady Of the Lake, to
Point Lookout. The party started at 1880
O'Clock p. M, accompanied by the Marine band,
And reached the point at 8 O'Clock Sunday
morning, when they disembarKed TO enjoy
themselves. Al D. IN. the party started home.
wAri, much pleased with the Trip and the efforts
maie by the committee OF arrangements
Messrs. Weiss, Eberiy, Halslup, Barry, Evans,
Belts, Kronhelmer, Hopkins, Crunp aud
stroble-wbo were untiring In their efforts to
afford enjoyment.
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Letter from CIiron-Ncws aud Gossip OF
n YIrnInln Village.

nj VlIIHae.
c,,,,os r.,n,.r corsry' August "a, is7s.
,.,,,L VI, ~ $50. ,.on ,he Iaruc cities
WINE Tue genera, nes' 49, ,,,,, n,os
aus the popular watering pa. s,. n,an.os ,,,,s
aern,aus and Qaallght as scarcely to have sep
- ',on,i,v Inc "Iesser ughts- this summer
NV 'ue" 80 r,,.si sn.1c. n, rorp,oIn >, :.
have sought nc ,,n.' as.,,s.c =, C,,,,an ~.
treats, and the Happy valley" OF ciliton mas
.w sss breath Of the mountains nIIins the air,
and the re,sss sr o. Insect he singing
,v,nn I@rting inc woods and JeIis' .and brooks
mi r,aets dencing merriiv win hi, auickeneJ
iuIness Of recent rains, no sweeter spot could be
n,sas,res Than thls Ilttie VIRGINIA village. Wash
pn.tnnisns arc bsuinnInu 10 spprecIat. Its pecn-
naI dement's, its proximity to he railroad, ts ex-
nsiisnt boar,,iny and loJs,ng, Ard the exquisite
cI,mste mai recommenns Itself particularly TO
inyalida
Bui il is not Of Clifton meant TO write to-day,
Wssniug,on neonIe' as being Inc WORK OF Wash.
ington inteIlect and washington beauty.
f'pon Inc topmost height OF one Of Cllfton's
seven hills" stands q beautiful rustic church,
entire material the gift Of an affectonate people,
who desired the means OF grace a. the strongest
foundation OF a growing village. The edince Is
NOT entirely completed, hut in q condition for
holding services; and although the residents
mere have been very generous, there are not
enough 10 furnish the entire fund. so the WIS.,
nor. conceived the happy Idea OF having an ex.
hinltion Tor the benefit Of the church. The
American charity runs naturally 70 indirect tax.
alton Many hand closed entirely to q direct
a return, even intangible, for the almighty dol.
lar, rms was not altogether the motive OF the
exhibition, for It promised q happy evening Of
display for the feminine mind, and correspond
| I'M spring OF admiring pleasure TO the mascu-
| line heart, aud each and every anticipation was
| realized,
| Precisely at s O'Clock, on Friday night, the cur.
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A DISCLAIMER FROM MR.. HArToN.

WASHiSGros, ID. G., August IS, ls33
TO he Editor Qtrh, National RSpssifeas;
SIR: | see in your paper this morning, under
the caption OF "Black Mans Party" an article In
which am represented as member OF league
or secret society for the promotion Of 4 "Blact
Mans Party" In this District.
Permit me to say that am not a member Of
any such society, nor could I, under the rules Of
my church, be member Of such or any other
secret society. Furthermore, that ! have NJ
knowledge OF the existence OF any such league
and that, for one, am well satisfied TO remain q
AZ At present organized, anu will not, under any
circumstances, become one OF clique TO advance
The interests OF 0re-heahs or mAlContents.
Very respectfully, ROBT HAITos.
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'"oVwH Worm. HEw sS ToEk AhR hSSoHRr "ApS
OSYIcs OF OHIEr QUAnTrnNAsTER,l
fmsr QUART KaMAsrkH DIsrRIor,
HOUaION SrREhr. COZ NER or lREEHE.

NEW Yos.. Aug 4, isiS
Sealed proposals., In duplicate. With . copy Of
this ADVERTISEMENT attached % each, are invited,
and Will be received ct this oflce until u m Bep
tsmbrr II. isf3 for the construction of sewer Il
Fort WAdsworth, New York harbor, In aocordance
with the plan aud specifications on tle In this Of.
noe. The work must DO proposed for As . whole,
aud not by toe foot or yard. "A written guarantee
Of two ca responstbe persons. for the prompt en-.
ecutiQn and Of the contract, should II be
awarded, must accompany the proposals. All ma
tsrtA and labor 10 be furnished by the contractor,
and tie work completed within thirty days from
Ths proposais should be iudorrsd -Propossls for
Bever at Fort WAdsworth. New York hnrbor," and
addressed 70 the "Chef QuArtarInAsisr Firsl Quar-
fermAstAr District" ~ above. X o, TYLEH,
i Sss,st MAJOR Con. H U. :. Army. U'n'''
n 70. A. SCOTT, BRASS FOUNDER, FIN
NJIsHER AND MACHINE J0BBER. dssifss the
plumbers and others who hsye mschtne work % be
done 70 know that they can be served u ~ Elev.
pRoPosALs FOR THE REMOVAL or
UNITED srATks EsorsExR oyyIoR.)
... ~ ...#. 4. - ARMY BUILDING,
NEW YoaE, August IL, is5I
Proposals will be received at this ONCE until noon
Of the lat day OF September, 1873. for the removal
OF the wrecks Of three block ade- runnena sunk in
Charleston harbor, 4. o., during the war.
x.Is,o, Engineers. Brevo, G.ior asnsssi b.
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THE BLACK MANS PARTY.
A BREEZE IN OUR LOCAL POLITICS.

The Secret Colered OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sternatiou Among the Consp'rn'"r--
The Talk Around Legislative hah-
Tn,,.f,ro,s Talk - Explanations OF
Thomas, unt,ou and Herbert.
AT the Legislative Hall yesterday there were
anita 4 number Of delegates present, and the
enerossIup subject OF conversation was tne
.,T;onal Rights League Sidney W. Herbert, OF
the twenty. nrst district, declared That there
was no truth In the statement contained In the
REPUBLICAN, Of Monday, regarding the organ
ization, whatever. lie had no occasion TO use
anJ secret associations to carry his points win
his constituents. what they dill, they would do
openly and above board. But II seemed 10 those
VINO witnessed the movements Of the repre-
sentative from the Twenty-nrst district that he
was slightly nervous and the victim OF unpleas-
ant agitation, such a. is usually occasloned ny
sudden and unwelcome surprise.
His frank and manly letter, however, printed
elsewhere, must he entirely satisfactory on thls
subject, not only to hts constituents, but 10 an
the more Intelligent aud rlght-minded OF nus
own rncc throughout tho District " " sal"
that Mr.. Herbert was advised by his Fellow
members TO have nothing whatever to do win
any organization having race for us OASIS, ~
the very existence Of such an association as mat
would be provocative Of rctallatory organiza-
uons ~ 'no 49, a. n. s,m,o,,s ,.a, ,et,cr
w@ Pa,"y =, 80 .,,oo,. n,.n, M. ve,v
.aV s' ,san,I on,S he ,o,,ow,ng ont his advice
lu.' ~ ,'.',s, "ann,,s,nns :, 90. ncyer,heIess
son,s ~ H., ,ne senator tror, Massachusetts
me- ,,oo,o,,cs, ,han nrac,Icai in nj.
s,.'a.,,.n. 49,, ,nosa ,no ,ol,owcd ,bem on,
-, az ~, ~ 1.o",a, ,n., NAV load oni,
,s,..n naI' ~ - 49,,
,,,s n,,,a =, IN sa, ,ta,,o,, n ,h,,,Inc and
..,,as,ns, ~. 80, ,sa sas,,, =, vhlch vas ina,
~ soon ,o,na,aJ cl,au,eie ronorter. with
-, sa ~, sa,,a,s oon,.h ~ rons,Jer.ble
,.as,,s
49,, ,,,. lima N, raI,.ferro, az the seven.
,.an,n ,,.,,,c, entered ,he arena chaanq some.
~, .s,., Inc fsshion M a caueJ lion. He avn
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THE HON. SIDNEY ". HERBERT on THE
STAND,

WAsnISGroS. August ., le1a
To the Editor u hs National RspuJiioaH:
In reference TO the article IN your paper OF the
25th OF August, 1874, see my name under the
heading OF "BlacE Mans Party" will answer
for myself, as always TO, that am not con.
n ,cted with any organization Of that kind,
neither do ! believe there Is any such organiza.
ton In existence In the District OF Columbia. ]
was invited by the Hon. Thomas W. Chase to
attend meeting OF cnlOred citizens, as under.
stood, for entirely different purposes. did moi
attend the meeting, nor do know what tran.
Hplred there. The gentlemen who belong to TIT
organization that have referred to are better
able TO state, II In their judgment they see
proper so to do. want 1t to be generally under
stood that was elected by large majority OF
citizens, regardless Of color or party, aud pro.
pose TO represent them according to my ahiilty
On that platform. SIDNEY W. HERBERT.
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THE COUNTS.


In Charlottesville. Justice Olin.
Mr.. Justice DIN announces that during the
absence Of the other justices from the city, he
will hold chambers for legal business ut the Cit
Hall, on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays Of
each week.
Police Csurt-Judge Dawsss.
Joseph Y. Kelley. maintaining nuisance, fined
gers, -, George Adams. assault on Frederick
Pannell, $40. Daniel Cant and Richard Berry,
ARRAY on Eleventh street, between NJ and N
streets, Is each. Ellen Murphy, threats To Mary
Carroll, continued. Thomas 9reen, assault 90
MS wife, $40. Richard Rldeout, stealing a gal.
vanized watch, lined $40. VIM. stevens, assault
on John Cook. %. WIN. spotswood, Assault on
sault on Patrick Mccarthy, $40 and costs. JO-
hanna Mack, assault on Ellen Brown; continued.
X. u. Youngs, assault on Rose MoMullen; con-
tinued. Michael Shea, threats TO Mary COnnor;
bonds TO keep the peace. Michael Noonan, pro-
family, o.. Hose McMullen, profanity, s.. Rosa
Murray, dlsOrdery; forfeited collateral. Isaac
sinner, profanity, s.. Charles II. Wilson, for
feiied collateral for profanity. Hiram Brown,
loud and bolsterOus, o.. Geneva Bryan, disor-
derry, %. Thomas MoDonahue, profanity, S.
George Collins forfeited collateral Tor profanity
lateral. j. II. Wright driving on footwalks, for
feited collateral. George Collins, Indecent ex-
posture, forfeited collateral. Perry Knight for
feited collateral for cnrsng. Julia Diggins for
felted collateral for profanity, Jenny Peck, dis
orderly conduct. g. Mary Rogers, load and
funeral procession, forfeited o. collateral, VIM,
McCutchen forfeited % Tor profanity. Charles
Tyler, profanity, s.. benjamin August, pro-
family g. John Scott, driving on footwAlk, o..
James Dangerneld forfeited d for disordefly
conduct. Rllen Barnes, boisterous, ". :
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Tue following Ia the lnanciaI exhibit OF the
Treasury Department at the close OF business
yesterday: Currency .sIT, sosea special deposit
OF legal tenders for redemption Of certificates Of
deposit s35 Sis 900; coin. $50 800 $50 20; including
coin certificates, 81, 900. outstanding legal
| tenders, t356, 100000.
The receipts from Internal revenue source,
yesterday were t5i1 ,bi5s3.
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DEPARTMENT NEVIS.

PASSENGERS ON SAILING VESSELS.
In answer to question submitted by the col
lcctor OF the port OF Chicago the Secretary Of the
Treasuryreplles that American sailing vessels
on the northwestern lakes are not prohibited nv
law from carrying passengers TO and from
American ports.
PERSONAL.
Attorney General and Mrs. Williams left here
on Saturday night for Long Branch, where they
will remain two or three days, and then 70 to
syracuse, New YORK, to visit the Attorney Gene
rals parents. The Attorney General will be alb
sent week or ten days, and during his absence
solicitor General Phillips will act as Attorney
The wife Of Hon. Sidney Clarke died q few
days since at her home In Kansas.
EXCHANGE OF POSTAL CARDS.
The Postmaster General yesterday addressed
q letter to the Postmaster General Of New
foundland approving Of the proposition Of that
once Tor q reciprocal Interchange OF postal
cards between the United States and Newfound-
nsps
vide for the exchange Of postal cards by affiSng
an additional one cent thereto.
THE REVENUE MARINE SERVICE.
8. J. Kimball, chief Of the revenue marine bu-
reau, and Captain Faunce, OF the revenue marine
service, who have been Inspecting the lake shore
sSoa On
Superior, (having previously Inspected the other
iakes,l and will shortly return TO Washington to
make arrangements for an inspection Of the
Pacific coast, They hope to have the entire sea
and lake coasts thoroughly inspected In time to
make up report to be submitted to Congress 10
December next.
GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES.
The following are the receipts and expendl-
lures Of thu Government by warrants for the
quarter ending June so, 1873:
Net receipts-From customs, so, $780, 40 80; In
tcrnal revenue, 49, $50, ISL, 50: sales OF public
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C O K E.
H EN1eY H. sEARLE,
TNlTHK SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
- ApqPsT; ls.A :" -


H :ssss, Ks;s ~ r1 No '"'raa'' Docket IA
or mellon q the gain.iG. by Nj. D sisysrt,
yey hannedy executor. No., cause his appearance
occurring forty days after this day; otharwise Tho
eI NJ wv q gfOoSSdsd VIII y A "a default
Atrpssopy-Teati r. !. NEIss, tisrf, 70,
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from the cellar Of the new District buildings, 70
ings nave been ordered on X street. from Eigh-
parks. two-ring brick barrel sewer, three
from south side Of virginia avenue 10 N street
southeast, with the necessary manholes and
traps. The grading OF Twenty-fourth street.
from N TO N street northwest, has been ordercd
The setting OF old curb and laying old sidewalk
on south side OF Boundary street, from Four
teenth to sixteenth street north, ha. been
ordered, said sidewalk to be eight feet Wide, and
parking to slope next to curt; also the settling
OF curb and putting down OF gravel footwaik
eight feet wide on north side OF said street, from
Ninth to Sixteenth street. with cobble ana nag
CUTTERS, the roadway TO be thirty-two feet Wide
The board has called the attention OF Major
Richards TO the fact that the young trees re-
Gently planted are frequently injured, and In
some instances completely destroyed by evil dis
posed persons, uour Of the finest young iindeus
on Eighteenth street, between Y street aud New
YORK avenue, were destroyed few nights since,
anu Also some on the corner Of Twelfth street
and pennsylvania avenue,) and requested him 70
instruct his Officers to promptly arrest all per-
sons detected In offending In this manner; also,
10 urge them TO exercise extra vigilance so far
As the protection Of the trees and shrubbery are
concerned.
The roadway Of @ street, from Four-and-a-hali
70 Eleventh street southwest, Is to ne laid with
| Partsen pavement, In strict conformity to the
| specifications OF that patent, the roadway to be
| seven inches thick compressed, AMI to be In ali
respects equal to that In front OF the AIRING
ton hotel,
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Tue attendance at Legislative Hall upon the
Long committee yesterday was numerous at
times, and related chieny to routine business
and arranging for the citation OF witnesses for
future examination. The publication OF the
names Of the officials and their sureties, TO
gether with the date OF filing their last ofilcial
bond and the schedule Of fees aud costs legally
chargesble BY them, In yesterdays REPUBLICAN,
created quite a sensation In magisteriai circles.
There Is but one opinion outside Of such circles
In regard to the fees allowed In cases OF war
rants OF attachment OF wns Of replevin, which
Ia. that said legal fee n seveniy-nve cents, and
nfty cents for serving the same.
The article In the Sunday Herald attracted the
attention Of the committee, and II was remarked,
In reply to the allegation, that the Legislative
Assembly had no power under the organic act Ia
remove justices or coustables; that neither had
the House Of Representatives OF the United
States any power to remove United States judges
but 1t has the power to send committee to In
quire into the culpability OF q United State.
Judge, preparatory to consideration OF hls I'm
| peschment.
This inquiry Is OF similar nature. The Lesis
lature, having the power to modify the jurisdic.
ton OF justices and determine their number
must certainly have the right to make such In
quiries As will enable them to decide upon whai
number Is necessary, and whether the incum
bents are worthy OF rheir once.
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GENERAL CITYN We VS.

.Messrs. LatImer A Cleary will sell to-day un-
Improved property on Capitol Hill.
Seven hundred bushels OF wheat and 800 bus h.
81 e t tSs ,ster seps sent pe
bushel.
An application Of r. Polkler for divorce from
Mary Ann Folkler was HE'D 10 the suprem'
Court Yesterday. Desertion sset forth as tn,
ground for the application.
The Georgetown Beneficial soclety gave q
pleasant entertainment at Analostan Island last
evening for the benent Of the widows and
orphans fund OF the society.
Ofiicer HAney yesterday found q white male
infant In pile oil ashes In the rear OF the Fourth
pt ecinct station, on K street, between TWEEN
1t buried.
cety, No. 9, Will entertain their numerous
friends at o picnic to he given at BeyeIs Sew
enth-street park. II the weather By pyopitious
It will undoubtedly be an enjoyable arah.
To;morrow afternoon the Atlantic club. OF
Brooklyn, and our Washington nine will play
| their third championship u 'ch on the Olympic
grounds. As the former contests between these
clubs have shown them to be well matched, an-
other close aud exciting game may be expected.
Detectives Sargent and McRfresh, last night,
about 10 O'Clock. arrested n man named Georg
Selfridge, on the charge OF defraudlng the Oh
Fellows a. the navy yard out OF certain sun o
| money. lie was taken TO the police headluarter'
and held for hearing before the Police CourI
| this morning.
Most OF the secular Clergy OF the several
| Catholic churches OF this District have gone tC
which commencea to-day at the Seminary OF 81,
| SulpiGe, In that city, and will continue unit
Tuesday next. u the meantime the churche'
here will be attended by some OF the clergy con
nected with the religious orders.
|
NOTICES OF NEW ADvkRTIsENIENTr
Three hundred men and ten two-horse tcami
are wanted.
st. Matthews Institute will reopen Monday
September
There Will bea meeting OF Aulcostia Lodge
No. 20, this evening.
Stephenson 4 Co. have fresh cirgoos OF REQ
ash and Lykens Valley coal.
| The corporatop OF the Continental Hotel Com
pany will meet september9.
| The Republicans Of the Twenty second dstric
will meet tomorrow evening.
| The exercises OF the Eclectic Institute will b.
resumed Monday, September Is.
Robert II. Graham has on hand large stoci
OF new and secondhand carriages.
| A gentleman aud family desire parior, three
chambers and bathroom In . house.
| game Of baseball will be played tomorrow
afternoon. between the Auintic ani Washing
ton clubs.
WIN. L. Wall 4 CO. will sell, on Wednesday
August 81, at 10 O'Clock Q. m. an extensive stoek
| Of furniture.
Take Care Of YsaP valuablcs.
Call and examine the Ore and burglar proc
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company. corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep
Ing Of securities, jewels, silver-ware, or othe
| valuables. Honts, from ten 10 sixty dollara pc
snnum, according TO size. No business man car
AFFORD to do without them.
Tux earning from ths Chicago and Boston FREE.
| J. II. Bgsier d Co.,
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corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent per annuin on deposits for eacl
calendar month. Banking hours TO 4: Satur
days, TO 4 and IN 4.
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The w.shi.ssss CITY savings Bs.k,

PREVENTIVE ov HYDRorHoBIA Go to Savaget
and buy . muxzlf -'Iyour dog.
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Transatlantic I.opsitudes Determined BY
tbs ItalseA asalas l,aass aurxsx.

SCIENTIFIC HkSEAHCHEs.
,.s U.,,ss s,s,s, Gas, s.,ysy.
A, Inc n,oe,,n. q, inc Amar,csn Associa,,on
for the Advancement Of Science at Portland,
J. X. Hllgarl, of Washington, read the
following paper.
a., sr.r,.......,...,... =, an. ,....,,,. nj,
Ihe exsct uc,erminauon on we IonEituue ~
ao s, pom. ~ ,ne cp r,,r ,ne ~ M
ea., ,nn,,oncs tau ms;haas ns mao M cn,
mlnauons, vf lunar occulta,ons and OF ehronom,
e.sr ,ranseoI,auon lorery emp,oyeu, Welm ,n,
results wnose degree o. aocolusnce sui ien
%sisa,S sssic TsHaere% possible y ~ use sSs
t,s es, method, when was promptly zone 70
ie ees wncm .ne Iensi.1de Detween harvar n col
mined under lie direction e 1s ~ Dr. A. b. Gould,
M Eanch .saa ,, w VI ~ vsos. en
,hence n Dngnn,r rvn ia ' s.snna Se,a nu
mutation was made, under lie Charge su Of S' A.
sccnpsc, ~ tbe meihaJ ~, nv csh,. e. ,hon
aid bel wsen Brest and Rnslsns' ,he i'm 10 con.
meet win tireenweh was s,ii ~.n,Ing and csr.
pyine 4, by tho French Ionatudes ~ P suu ana
thence 10 (,feenwich. an indifferent ssrrsment
Vim Inc formeI vain. vas ahss,ne1 srre r,,.
sing link WAS supplied in ism by Prof. i. n
Iilisard' Who al the sama lima rsnsss.S ~.
trans- Atlantic determlnstion, '"'' WV
the plan OF operations was tn recelve Al prost
simuitsneonsly me lime signals from America
~ msrtean s,.s,nn ', y nncs ~ h,s te,es,ns
lions. and ontalnlng al Tho same time tbe disyer.
ence Of Longitude between the latter. Next the
nrest obseyver successiveiv vtsited v,,h Me- ON
nstruu,ents. All the Other stations. in order 10
compare PERSONAL e1uatlons. And while Al Green.
wich he exrhanged lime signals with the paris
mus an
the following is comparson OF results:
Nights. W, 40,
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J. II. Bssier d Co.,
Bankers, No. ltle Pennsylvania avenue. pay
per cent on all deposit.
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take care o. heuf vaiunbics.
Call and examine the Ore and glar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company. corner New
YORK avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe-keep.
Ing Of securities, jewels, silver-ware, or Other
vAluables. Ronts, from ten 10 sixty dollars PEI
snnum, according TO size. No business man car
Afford to do without them.
Tux sarnina from TIA Chiea0o and Boston FREE. I