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Our Own Impending Reservoir.

The high service reservoir In Georgetown, to
which reference was made In yesterdays STAR,
Il brick structure, circular in shape on the
crest of q hill above the town. 1t was at first
intended 10 cover II with brick dome, but the
intention was only partly carried out aud the
curved wall, cut off at half its height, has been
surmounted by ornamental iron work. The
oddity Of the structure and lis lofty and Isolated
position makes 1t one of the most prominent
objects in view OF Georgetown from almost
any direction. Water was first pumped into il
during the war, but the bottom gave way. The
leak was fortunately discovered in time to pre-
vent damage, and the water was drawn of and
new bottom put in, since which there has
Deen 10 sign or weakness. As a matter of pre-
caution, however, the reservoir is never filled
70 depth OF more than II feet, for fear the
pressure might develop another leak. As the
reservoir contains 81 goo gallons to the foot,
this limits Its capacity to l1T6OOO gallons
The single pump which supplies it forces GAL
Ions at stroke, $50 gallons to the minute % $40
gallons to the hour, SIC, 500 gallons to the dsy
OF eleven hours, which is all the time the pump
Is worked. This reservoir supplies 1--we thousand
people in upper Georgetown with water, and
AZ event OF an accident to the pump OF reservoir
Trey would suffer from water famine. As 1t
ls, the supply is often reduced on Monday morn
NeS NNNN PunP Ooihs iuie On Sunday) 10 half
million gallons. There should be larger res
ervoir on the higher ground north Of this and
another and more powerful pump, 30 as to
keep one st work all the time. In event of a
break In the present reservoir the pressure
would be partially relieved by opening the
several valves which connect the high-seryiee
with the mains down town. If the supply was
full and constant the great pressure from the
reservoir might be advantsgeOusly used in case
OF ire by throwing open these connections with
the lowerlsys tem, answering the same purpose
as the stand-pipes which are used in Philadel-
Phia and perhaps other cities.
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'StatesmaDshfp'' I'm street Contracts.
kefeshins reading L. the argument" OF Mr..
Merrick, OF the memorialists who has, IL pos
sble, been growing d,ily longer In the profile a.
tgrew apparent that nobody could be ruined by
the testimony Not to ruin the Governor was
the failure OF the whole go, ed Mr.. Merrick
directed his gigantic powers to work the com
mittee up 10 this point. He says;
care Ne to pas over those whose so,emn
duty IL % to take care that the laws be faithful
~ executed and seek Tor scspegoaz among the
trembling underiipgs OF oficer Are We to
excuse the Board Of Public WORKS. reouired by
the statute 10 have civil ensineer as one OF is
body, and lay the blame upon the CD sin carriers
executive officer OF the beard Who, until he
became the Governor . few months since, ad
the almost exclusive control Of awarding con-
tracts, and OF seeing that they were let TO re-
look TO such adventurcrS IS Kirkland aud Chit
tenden TO bear the shame and scandal"
And 30 forth. Il Is hard on Kirkland and
Chittenden TO bear the scandal of their swn
voluntary acts. We recommend that the memo
rislists take MP . contribution for them, and for
the disconsolate safe burglars. As to the
"trembling underlnzs OF Office" we are unde-
clsed, until we can learn where the quotation
came from. II must be an exaggerstion Of Mr..
MerrIck's aristOcrstic brain. People do not
tremble nowadays, except with the fever and
egue OF Mr.. Merrick's native region, which our
Improvements have happily dispened from
Washington. 1t Is lugubrious to hear these old
country lawyers lament the fever and ague,
and slavery, and bacon and greens. And moth
ing should have 50 much incensed Mr. Merrick
as TO see clean streets, modern institutions.
taste, ornament, and, in short, an elegant
American capital where he hoped the d wing
cavalry OF the rebellion would apply the torch,
sack the public buildings, and put aboltionists
and eontrabands to the sword. We can smile
at the impotent language he forces up to dis
NAL rhetoric, which, we are glad for his sake,
was not Illuminated BY his highly animated
eountenance. He spoke from behind the scenes,
like his friend in the play:
.1hen know, that i, one Snug the Joiner. am
NO hon fell, nor else no lions dam"
Tie tribute Mr. Merrick pays to Washington
city IS the place OF the dreams of his puth :"
OF his brightest VISIONS" and the "shriue or
former liberty" alarm us not q little Our de-
sire had been to have several first class funerals,
Credited to the disease called |'chagrin," but
perhaps We are to be afflicted yet many years
with these old remnants OF O ludicrous self
esteem, and exaggerated personality, and
descent. The British who burnt the Capitol in
1874 viii presently get out Of their graves and
say that they, too, esteemed IL In the dreams OF
their youth and brightest visions. We are GLAD,
however, tina there was q time when Mr.. Mer-
rick had something cheerful in his composition
He looks like one OF the sold masters" in Mark
Twain, which had come down from a frame and
sadly needed cleaning up.
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New York Is the third state OF the Union to
try the experiment Of a compulsory education
law. Under the provision Of the bill which re-
Gently passed both houses of the legislature and
Was approved by Governor Dix, no child under
fourteen years OF age is row allowed to be put
cut to employment unless teacher or school
oncer certiaes TO the fact that he has been
taught for fourteen weeks Of that year the
branches Of q common school education. And
for each and every year thereafter the employ
or i held bound TO allow him q similar course OF
education for at least fourteen weeks, under a
penalty OF nfty dollars for each and every Of
fence. The fines 90 collected are 10 be turned
over to the school fund OF the district, and it Is
made the duty OF the school teachers to enforce
them. The bill further requires that children
shall be instructed either 1T school or privately
In spelling, reading, writing, English grammar
geography and arithmetic, and that all children
shSll be required to attend q public or private
school fourteen weeks in each year, or to be in.
stIueted regularly at home during that period
unless the physical or mental condition Of thu
child should render instruction imprscticable
The act goes into effect January I, 1915. Child
lsnwko have been neglected during the yea
Wil be supported ana Taught for fourteen week
Ieiore its close, or for such time AZ nay DC IIs
Cd 10 complete the fourteen weeks.
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he first branch of the Baltimore city conn
g. Est night passed the ordinance, referred TO
D. aEs STAR q few days since, that Is intended
s. Lsrminate the worthless ours that are found
-nDerous In the streets, lanes and alleys OF
i--1s CITY, rs In this.
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SEASUNABLE ARTICLES
AT SEASONABLE PRICES

Ladies Gauze Vests, high neck, shor. slseves. .,
n ~ low nec6 aud short sleeves, 81 :.
Ie5ini a., g., higa neck and long SLEEVES, 81.
:, extra long Balbrlsgan, 2 pair 81
hemmed linen Hdkfs, for Csc
hemstltched do. 4, 8, auS 2 for 81
ME Mourning Hdsfs, 3 for Al,
&c tSh bingham Sun Umbrellas, sl
Chllds &c hooI Sun Umbrellas, SOC.
-" faLcy Parasols, 75c.
sstchels with outside pocket, 81
Nlce Travelling Baskets, 81
GENTS Summer Undershirts, &c. and al
Gent full regular Half Hose, 25o.
Gent, e Lfsle Thread Half Hose, pair 81
gents fancy Half Hose, 5 pair 81.
Gents superfne British Bose, pair 81.
Plain SILK ecarfs, and soc.
GENTS best cuspendsr rs. IS and SOC.
Ladies two button ids, all colors, 81,
Lsdies' Lisle Thread two button Gloves, 75c.
Snlid.s Lace Bon ets and Gaps, 81.
Shiids BLK Parasos, pink, blue and green, 81.
Lsoles UAdergarments, very nicely made, good
Towel hacks, %. 6Oc. and 81.
New style large Fans, SOC. and 81.
Best quality Thermometers. rranted, 59c,
Fine oval Picture Frames, 6Dc.
oval solid WalnuI dltto,- 81
ainut square Frames, 90 and 7sc.
IiDeIy-carved Walnut Frames, 81.
Base Balls, %, so ana 81; Ash Bats, 25c.
kubber Balls, rs and soc.
cheap pes in tie city.
only 81.
Full sets-s balls. msIlets, stakes, 10 bridges,
book and box, at Ss, S4 and So all made Of select
ed woOd-st
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MEDICAL, DC.

'nLD DR. DARBY" hss better facilities than
" ever Tor practicing his greet speciality. OslV
one charge made for advice aud medicine, Drug
etorei corner an street asd PeDnsy Fania avenue,
tColOnlzstiop kuildiDe.D MAJ Slim
hk. yAkk WILSON, Q thoronghIy en- perieaoed
~ and scientific aidvife and Lsdiee' Phyrician
Ladies attended 20 Ct their residence 90 any hour
night or day. or pssssnt rooms and the best Of at
tendance at the Doctors privat residence, 4th
Dental. mar1.sms
llh. ROBKRrSCR,
~ 40 l0TH sTkIEr, NEAs Pa. AVENUE,
From long experience In boSh hospital and
private practice, viii guarantee 9 IN ell DIE
eases of the Urinary Organs, GOnorrhOa, eject,
Structure, Syphilis and spermatcrrbea. Gases u
SohOIrhoea receDty contracted cured In 60 days.
son entirely ersdIcatsd from the system Wit bout the
use OF mercury. spcrmstOrrh0s, brought on by
excuses and abuse IN youth, CsutRs loss VI memory
and insanity, general debility, raanio wesk ness,
impotencT nervous irrttsbitty, symptoms Of con-
Gmpti0n, Indigestion, palpitstioa Of the heart,
forebscings. self -distrust, &C., speedily cured BY
newly discovered remedies. DR.. R., located for
many years at ~ 3. kutaw street, Baltimore, Nd !,
has copsrpted, after many solicitations by his
bihgton patrons 20 open pcrn snent once In that
city, where be may be consulted every Wednesday
a,o Saturday Ia each week, from IA. % D. m.
EKnALR DIeKAeEs OF al kinds usstsd. De.
= scribe osse ana enelose -: sdyios snd nedf.
cine viii De sent. Address Mrs. br THOH P6OH .
DO. ste NORTH lsth street. philsdeiphh. jsu1 ~
NJ Rs. h. y. FREHOH. OF Pa A,
lfl the celebrated RsisbAe Clsirv sysnt Physician
and Test nediuR, has located &C 1913 Hes York
avenue. Once hocrs-lGa. m. 20 q D., n. InTAee.
ments can be made tor evsninn. Jelly
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REOPEI'LTG.

REOPEJI.rG.
SECOND INSTALL MENT
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
LATER STYLES,
BETTER MADE,
AND LOWER PRICES,
PRICES OF SUITS:
All Wool Cheviot Suits, 90
Ri'sels Cashmere Suits, sio gus ~
Riverside Suits, eI2 N1''' 90
sn. Pennington Suits, S1s
nrs,.s,.. a., Silk Mixed Suits els
Diagonal Suite. s16 '-iD1'A iAnn'' oo''S' $40
wo,.,.. Sat-. Diamond Check Suits, SIT
Imported Cashmere Suits, s20
PRICE OF DRESS COATS.
WITH VESTS TO MATCH:
Single Breasted Black Cloth Osat. and Vests.
Double Breasted Black Cloth Goats and Ves.s $40
English Diagonal Goats and Vests, s B.. '
Worsted Diagonal Basket Coats an Vasss, D. B,
from els to $40
PRICE OF PANTS:
th-e All Wooi Lishs Cashmere Pants,
from 81 to IS
Business Pants, from 8 1 80 to "a
YOUTHS SUITS at
60 ss 81 50 s,, sil sls a.
BOYS sUITS-at
So 80 80 SO IS .: 81 .ro q,
a STRAUS,
Oll"...PEENsYLyANIA AvENOE .-.1011
Between 10th and nth streets. mayI5..r
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SENECA STONE.
TIE MARYLAND FREESTOyE NJ AND
N. COMPANY rs NOW READY TO RECEIVE
ORDERS FOR STONE, EITHER SAWED
OR ROUGH DIMENSION. UNDER NEW
ARRANGEMENTTHE ABOVE ST0TE WILL
BE DELIVERED PROMPTLY, AND IN ANY
QUANTITY.
Send orders to Compsny's Office, CORNER K AND
2sTH ST2EEIs, Rock CREEK.
mayl4ln J.w. ALvORD, President.
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WsNsFons OF fne Courser- Journal, MS written
. letter from Washington, "between sherry
and champagne" in which he sees Grant
playing Cesar aud riding into Third Term,
ana Fourth. WattersOn mast expect to see
double If he will mix his drinks that way.
BY the proceedings OF the school board last
night IL will be seen that the members are dis
Ioeed to make things rather lively for their cru
dite associate who wrote the Anti Cornell"
communication.
EE St. Alo', aGS Sss,sGi r., ssIaHr' on
~ TIE sEHUAL MlIIING % n. stosk:
sGfLbfsss AssoCiArfos vi, 5. s.,d :. Pc.
mac Hall on E s,I, y n:y r. GsIock
for :Sts' for i';aif so ssa
Wy be made in the Picture Gallery Of the
CoRCORAH GALLEBY OF ART,
poi lie Io-sosKo% TsSr.a.yS May 1 sis.. 20 inc
l.. VIZ. MACLEOD. Curator
rFEORTHhBf LIelRTf nARKIT COM
meeting Of tn. ssfkonokHotprRs OF rHu
k0RTBERE LIBERTY HARKET COMPANY
S 81 ss6 sss f,ns
m, for the risnsaction OF impor,ant business.
sPS Scas u
the capital stsck are NH open. About seven nun.
II. N dioRsi W. KING. Secretary.
- hoIIcE TO .yP Pkks!INQUEsT TAX.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DIsrRIcT OF COLUMBIA,
ara list Of all property upon which Of taxes
Geor cue 20 the late corporation ef Washington,
20 IubIicatiop This viii include SESEaAG
Of sPSGfaL ~ r%ss .1es ::
80 . arrsgewsys Sewers, &C., &C., levied
Persons owing taxes Of this description should pay
Them Before June i, and thereby additional
LEWIS OLEPHANE,
mayDt3el Collector of Taxes for q.
nsWAsHINGrON,D d. c., MAY II, 1874.
We, the undersigned FuI niture, Carpet and Up-
hostery Dealers, in order to afford ourselves aud
months, do hereby agree to cIn.e orr respss i've
places Of business at SIX O'OLOCK NJ from
nay isth s 20 E, gtemeer lat
zGMEsMkG son ni ia s stlsss, between SssU%s
Louisiana Avenue and STREET.
T0WLIs 1oo' Psnnsylssuis avenues se. BE- s
tween 10th and 1lth streets
Sr9. WILtsEB, 4as 9th ST., between D and n.
ADOLPH GOETZ.
Vas B M PpT26RsssskSi s ! IN Market Space.
e-several names of other first class dealers
will be added 20 this list in next Issue Of the Star Ii
hFI. o. M.-Members Of OOLUMBIA LODGE
W. No. IA /. .. :, are earnestly requested to
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 10th inst, at
O'Clock shsrp, as business Of para mount Importance
nls-s.. By order. J. o. WILSON, Hsc. Sec.
TB0ARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Wy DIsIRIcT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHING ToN, MAY Is, 1874.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RruEksr CBANcR.-ssso e.sh ~iu baY tAs
ss ~ 40 W, ssss y sR0cERr, MIA ssi
csee ee-tne-e ~ . . - sfo per AZ. GOD
ler selnns Addrees BOstNsss, stG one use o.
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EOR sALE-DwELLINGs.

NJ between 9th and 10th. northwest, sB 0o.
Eranklin Square, Sl2l0oe; Do, Sl4,DN.
NJ street, between 1hh and 18th, gil 900.
Corcoran Ut. bet. 18th and l4th, ve, each $1,000
to $500. =
III street, near Sd, complies, Sf,0
Defreee street, seven rooms, 81 500.
st. northwest, two houses, SIG go and Sl6,ce.
FRAMES.
Two, 81,
ST. northeast, y rooms, large lot, cheap, 81 80.
etn ST.. near Il. 4. ave nice and cheap, 81 800.
SIS and els 7IA northeast, new, efg2 rooms,
con rs-:s. large lots, each S4,5o6.
l93s 10th northwest, I'VE rooms. 31I0.
For rent, fine, centrally located OFFICE.
Sewer and Improvements Taxes psaa on the most
HpSiy 10 WIN. L, BRAMHAhD q co.,
Rsal Estate and Insurance Agents.
marlf.tf sol 7th street northwest.
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LOB RXHT-HIDlRAL BUILDINGS, corner
il and Mh srset. northwest. OrrI01e and
i s o 70 %. O. PRHH11ss' AssPI ss;l Rs9n
EOR SAL Oh RlNT=Ihe very desirable
srvoir on Georgetown HsiSh:s, formerly occupied
by Presidset Grant, and DIV By j. Harris Gastren,
OF the British lie cation.
The bsuss 10 large, furnished with al the modern
mDroysments, and Il suitable for entertaining; the
eroupds are handsomely ornamenfed with fne
shruAbe.y and evergreena: the situation n unsur-
passed OF any IN the District, having splendid view
ofthe whole city, river and surrounding country.
The Rrou =. 90 very large, Containing nearly
ni1ety thouee1s quaEefeet; The property viu be
old on easy terms or rented TO hrs-class eeaant.
Possession given q 1rtl l.
Apply 70 Z. L. HUME. Of Hall q Hume, groesrs,
e07 Pennsylvania avenue, mar2Su
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BOARDING..
COUNTRY B0ARD-Four gentlemen two
" couple can be accommodated with ROOMS aid
BOARD sshort distance Ia the country on the line
Of oliver Spring cars Apply at last frame Cot
tage, right hand side of cars terminus ml9-3t1
EOR RENT-By the first OF June, two large
Il PARLVRs, communicating furnished, with
or without BOARD; also, several furnished 1oms;
location one Of the most pleasant, and the coolest
house In the city. Apply to Miss g. q. WALLING-
FORD, 1910 L street northwest. ml9-6ts
A PRIVATE FAMILY, Living on George
"A town Heights, 10 NEST elevated and beautiful
spot, commanding fine view of the river, will
coumoeste several Dung gentlemen for the sum-
mer. Choice ROOMS and comforts of first class
hGe. mayl8-3t'
COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained north Of
" city, Within thirty minutes drive Of the Treas
ury Department, one half Of large house for rent
fnrpi'he Address Box 1 Star Office. mls-et.
EOk BENT, WITH BOARb-H anisoms front
u Rooms on second aud third floors, opposite
Franklin Park. House has modern i'm proveme nj !;
1886 street, near 18th. ml6-6tr
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PERSONAL.

g eIRIfUALISA-MR. KEENE, the great test
- medium Of Pbiladelphis, has no equal In giving
!&2 9Th street northwest. Daily from q. m: until
JPN. maybe Ct
MADAME fLuRENOE, the CELEBRATED C2atrooy
and future Of life, In causing speedy marriages,
brn sins the se paIated tossther and pointing out
uess her advice is invaluable. She gives universal
ssisfact on; none ever regret consulting her. eat-
isfactiop given pay. Gan be consulted ct her
PArlors, No. SIS 4fh street. northwest. mari
a BsOLUTT DIv0hUIe OBTAINID FROI
"A COURTS Of different states for desertion, 10.
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted: AddEss N. HOUSE, ATTORNEY. lsA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clothing Bought and
~ Sod. VIII pay fair prices ioE ssoond. hand
sfrests. northwest 3. HERzO0. ian1D-Ns
CENIRAL EMPLOYMENT VFFIOI.-An
NJ persons wishing TO employ reliable Servants
Win DO well to call Ct JOSEPH BROOKS, l601
nth street, between Q and B streets, where their
orders viii be PROMPTLY hllc4s febN-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-20

BY the proceedings OF the school board last
night IL viii be seen that the members are dis
roeed to make things rather lively for their cru
dite associate who wrote the Anti Cornell'
communication
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I,UOU S1.7S PER DOZEN
MALAGA FRUIT Co,
maysO-d 4OS 9Th street Invest,

nj ATTiNGs, OlLCLOTaS, CARPETS,
IVl &C. &C..
AT PRIVATE SALE.
We have just received a large stock Of the above
eooos for PRIV ate sale, comprising
sOO rolls white and che MATING.
3tJ rolls 4, ga, 80, 10 and II "A OILOLOTHS
leo pieces Of Velvet body and Tapestry, Brussels,
Three ply, Ingram and other CARPETS.
The AT owe stock We offer at very reduced prices,
ell being If the best quality, to which would call
the attention Of buyers, being Of this seasons in
poItatiop. W. WALL 4 CO, Auct's
nay2O Sc IRepubsrl 900 Penn arenne.
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1910 II street nortnWe9I.
1--we Rave also several hunored JApANEeE
"A L , that We will close out OF sgw
figure. mic 81
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CARkIaGEs, OAkRIaGEs, OARRIAGT6,E
y On napo, tavse stock Of ever de- - -.
scriptien. Including several new styles
In extension tops. Pony Phaetous in -
out. top or runbies. Sec. nd hand Carriages CHEAP
kOBr. II GRAHAM,
ID snd Il. mort Invest. my1S-st
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Wattsrson, OF the cosrier- Journal, has written
Q letter from Washington, "between sherry
and champagne" in which he sees Grant
playing Cesar and riding into Third Term,
and Fourth. watterson must expect to see
double If he will mix his drinks that way.
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qtff p1fscEFH Asy The eategtaipn,snt
given ~ MISS Helen al ilarbeE Al Hf,,s IL

p y ~ NoASia NoAioSncf, sst ItUzcOf1lDe
Hail. on last "Wednesday yegspipgs passed of
quite satisfactorily. Miss Gss reading sus-
tanned her previous feputatioK asl an eIocu.
ZIONIST and the singing of Prof. Carter gave
variety to the programme and was well re-
ceived.
The supplement to the charter of this
city passed the Senate on Monday evening.
1t now only needs the Governors signature in
order to become law. This it will I'M
doubtcdly obtain.
Mr.. A. NJ. Satterthwaite has removed his
stove store to the corner of Main and Cor
yell sts., where he is prepared to sell every
thing in his line at the lowest rates.
Councilman Malone thinks that the per-
sons who got through the Legislature the re-
cent supplement- to the City Charter, are
liable to go to State Prison for not consulting
the Council before doing so. This law is not
contained in the volumes of the statutes of New
Jersey, but may, perhaps, DO found in Cupola
Pats Modoc Reports, vol. page 0.
The Common Council will hold an ad-
journed meeting next Monday evening.
Helms, the slater, makes estimates for
slate roofs for all who desire them. Prices
lo.v ~ tfitsi ANY sls~,- sIa saesssst y
$50 2asdsiafss ~ iseltiHsias s,5sa9 5lx'ies..
1--WE are assured, by, citizens of Trenton
that the eohceft Of the Tyrolears, at Lyceum
Hall, on Friday evening of this week, will be
an excellent musical treat.
Don't forget the "Tyroleans," ON Friday
evening. See adv.
The new canal crossing and track of the
Pennington r. II. above this city, is now COM
pleted. 1t will prove great convenience for
the mills located in the vicinity.
The next session of the New Jersey An
nual Conference of the M. E.. Church, will
be held at Camden, and its sessions will be-
gin on the 18th day of the present month.
The net proceeds of the Centennial Tea
Party, held in Taylor Opera House, Trenton,
are little over two thousand dollars.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal will be
opened for navigation on Monday next.
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morn till night. If ever an individual loved
fun, John is the man -

morn till night. If ever an individual loved
fun. John is the man go,
Time has not thind his aowins hair,
us s ~ s q, 50 saiss 1twpa % Is maze you stare
And powdered it with wonderous ait.''
ms whole nature seems Embodied ~ fun,
ana as his strong arm Yields the hammer, he
Is castInga pleasing and lasting impression
upon his many customers. We will often
THINK Of him in after years, as tho ono who
was the life Of Buckmanville.
Next comes the courteous undertaken and
wheelwrIght, ar Lewis Worstall. Although he
Is small in stature, ne makes up for itingene
rosity and Kindness. lie was lately made
School Director, and since that, stands about
thirteen inches taller In his stockings. Mr..
Wogstall isdoing Il fine business. and he has
n SON fSamuall Who h,s;nnr !, 1,.o,nalv AZ
WHY 49, ~ Stksf,Ns N''se - - -
prcssion) is certainly /" sport . and bids fair
T., ln,,,.. . S = = 81 j. q c -. ~
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-03-11

The Elizabeth Daily Monitor, edited by
Col. Drake, says -
The Seventh Regiment, Colonel A. w.
Angel, will perhaps parade in Trenton before
the adjournment of the legislature. Colonel
Angel will then show the lawmakers a
regiment which, while it has cost the state
but little money, will compare with any
military organization in the country. The
entire National Guard costs but thirty-five
thousand dollars a year-hardly as much as
New York city pays for the annual rent of
one of its many armories. New Jersey boasts
a perfectly disciplined military organization
and but tritiing expense is incurred.