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N\N\~\NO~(NO~O~O~ONO0
TUBS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE.
subscriber has obtained from the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia, holding Spe-
cial Term, letters OF administration the personal
estate Of ISRAEL OLLIE, late Of the District of
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber, on or before the 24th day OF july
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
al benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 24th day OF July,
1875. sOPHRONIA ollie,
lyZs-Jh8w Administrative.
In IhE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRIGT OF COLUMBIA, THE 21sT DAY OF
JULY, 1876.
El.anOrA. Hare, complainant MOI
George Fletcher, ct al, derts. Equity Docket Is.
and Worthington, her solicitors It is ordered that
the defendants, George Fletcher and Sophia Eliza
his wife; Timothy Fletcher and Catherine c., his
wife: George A. Fletcher and Ruth A, his wife:
Ckarl es T. Fletcher and Isabella F., his wife; He
lame ID. Dummer. Eliza +. Lukens, Eleanor L.
Brown, Thomas 8. Bennett and Sarah N, his
wife; Eliza Bennett, Corn ala A. Bennett Frances
8. Bennett, Cornelia Bennett, James NJ. Bennett,
Enzabeth N: Bennett Marian Bennett, Charles
Bennett, Theo bald Forstan and Annie, his wife;
Huma Q. Forstall. Julia A. Carney, Emma L. God
frey, Charles II. Godfrey, Martha T. Colesberry
and Henry W: Coli sherry cause their appearance
to be entered herein before the first rule-day
occurring forty days afer this day, otherwise the
esnse Siloe proceeded With as IN case Of default.
y the Court A-M1LlE; Justice, &c.
BY r. j. MEIGs, JR., Assistant Clerk.
q iv22- Th?w
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
Il TRICT Or COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS
TRIcT S91B B 0E TIE UNITED STATES

PgopssTty oIths FIRST National Bank o. No. 9S6.
Upon the Ming ofthe petition Of Edwin L. STAN
ton, receiver, asking that order be passed an
tnorizing him to compound certain claim, In
SAD petition mentioned, against Il. We BROOKS,
oy cancellation OF certain claim asserted against
Sid bank by Charles A. Eldridge, It Is thereupoas
this Zst day Of July, 1875, ordered that the prayer
provided to the contrary De not shown 70 the
Court on or before July q, 1915 amer one puolica-
iYss = 'h'S ID. G. HUMPHREYS, Justice.
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cAMP.MEETINe.
JOURNEY TO THE CAMP GROUNDS.

OPENING DAY At eAITHEHsBuRa.
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BUILDING MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
HIHE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
Il OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Is prepared TO supply at shert notice, Thing for
Yestibules, Sidewalks, Footways and CURLING, In
House and Lawn Steps and Platforms; houses
fronted; cellar walls and flooring cemented to ex-
clude dampness; kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dry. and sure preventive against
tSe Intrusion Of rats, insectg, &c;, and all other
work ted for which Portland Cement q
adapted. Our Portland Cemnt becomes in a few
days superior to any Of the marble natural stone
in common use, and Is an adInir able Imitation Of
either marble or ftone; is more durable. ana In
ereases Its crushing resistance with age. It's beauty
O. N. ROBERTS, Manager,
jsD-u SO ouisians avenue.
g PR UCE JOIsT.
We have on our wharfabout 800. 900 feet and ,
inch SPRUCE JOlST, very best quality, from
inches to II inches wide 10 to "a feet long, which
We are authorized by the owners TO sell for Cash
In order to close it out as soon as possible, we
have determined to sell It very much below cost,
and very much less than It can be bought In this
Purchasers will ind 1t to their interest to cram
Inc this lumber and learn our prices.
GUMBER OF ALL KINDS
always on hand. &C lowest market prices.
4. EDW. CLARK q o..
Once, e1s Louisiana avenue,
Wharf, Depot and Planning Mil,
nhH-H Foot OF Fourth st. east.
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COMPLAINTS OF INSPECTOR,

per month, or t4l,OioTs for the remaining eleven
months Of the hscal year, leaving 0 balance OF
q, 10 for miscellaneous IMPOSED.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


NV 800 ksi
BssBsldef's Popular Resorts, and How 10 Reach
M bsafsh pays, tiI gTltia,
M, siklif, Ny Ysireg, Leisure Hoy SERIES,
as Pesh II i III ssIsE ssi heSi ssa
BaIissgae' Treasure Ti6Ts series By d, H, sseas
qHsea Mary, 4 Drama, BY Alfred FsHHyssa,
4 tRsbis YsSaiaS! q Hs% sRs was W6R' by
In The KiteheH, Aeeelnts from the FVsash, Ger,
= MahI and an el eellelt American GallseIl1a,
TIA el Henry Ward BeeGhsT, Veil, aFe, Sheep,
EEtsylas {Is AIssRisf. hyJ, W, bsPorssI
The Lady Superior BY Eliza y, Pollard,
W. II, U, II, MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and Publlsheis,
lyss-n H5Pennsylvanll avenue,
MEMOIA OF DIR, GUTHRIE, NOW OOA.
Que Mary Va; drains, BY Tennyson,
Hymnsl and Cantisles- with mt SIC Goodrich
Ihe Able Tisrane, candidate for the Papa
Birds and Seasons OF New England, Wilson
TIE Green Gate, from the German, by Mrs. Wis
ter.
For sale BY WIN. BALLAHTYNE,
JeS0 E2s Seventh street.
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STEAMER ..sUEn EXCURSIONS.

M CUNT VERM0a,
The Steamer ARROW,
Capt. FRANK HoELINGsHEAD,
Leaves seyenth.street wharf DAILY, (Sundayexs
eepted-l At 10 Q. m, returning about D. m.
Round trip g. including admission to AAnsio1
and Grounds, ocIo
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HoI FeR RIGHhOABI

Hoi FeH RieHnosBI
es RoHnd Trip, %.
The laIge and elegant iron side wheel steamer
VANDERBILT viii leave her wharf al foot Of
seventh street, Washingto on, for grand
oonlieht Exeunion to Richmond, Va,
On Saturday Evening August
AT u.O'CLoCK.
Excursioplsts will take the trains Of the r. and
r Railroad At Quantico, arriving in Richmond
early stud Ay morning, afoIdinE all an opportunity
70 view Inc iorts prise rs, battle fields, and other
points oflnttrest IN and around that beautiful city.
ArrsngemC nts have been maze with Ford's Hotel
70 furnish eIcursionists with meals rs cents each
city. $50
Two ears esTecialy reserved for gentlemen &C.
eompanled by lsoies.
Returning the train will leave Richmond at 1O:S0
P; m, the parry arriving in WashiD gton early
Monday morning.
Round Trip Tickets only %.
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Round Trip Tickets only %.

Sale Of tickets limited.
Tickets can be procured at Brad Adams, Milburr
z Brofhers, and oihCr principal druggists, and
nom gentlemen in the Departments.
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THESE AND SUCH STATEMENTS ARE FALSE

and without foundation in fact. They are cruel
ISLANDERS OF an inotfensive and coutding, strug-
pie who, as class, have shown themselves faith
less and unreliable neither In the use Of the bal
lot and the sword, nor in the discharge Of those
the Observance of those goodly offices imposed BY
the law Of neighborhood. To treat these state
two hundred and torty.aye Wears of Contact with
ciyilizing agencies in house, b1siness and neld,
In the midst II not In the enjoyment Of free insti
points, the oppressed and degraded Of all tongues
and nationalities, elevating and inspiring, has
proved, in the case Of the black man, utterly nm
availing. His life for these centuries was, 1t Is
true, that Of the slave, outraged and degraded
beyond description, or even conception; yet here
as elsewhere, "God restraints the wrath OF man
and makes the remainder Of It 70 praise Him."
To believe these statements Is TO count the
thousand schools, churches, Sabbsth-sehools and
people North and South, the conventions held
among them, from time to time, Of State and ma
tionai character Of no moral power and influence.
lawyers, teachers and leaders base and OF vile
character, their influence pernlclous and deadly.
sense which leads them to found schools and
churches, to organise and support benevolent as
ISOLATION among themselves mere impulse; no
spirit Of sacrifice and Christian libsraiity as well
as Christian life. IL 10 to deny to the negroes
even 2 partial knOwlsdge and an Imperfect sp-
preciation OF that ordinary morality which con-
duces 80 largely to the good Of amy people, which
is Indispensable to good order, domestic and In
oividuaI comfort. The false and slanderous
character Of these statements is shown, too, In
the fact that Thousands composing the member
ship Of our ooioIsd churches are orderly and we'll
behaved; that the attendance upon our weekly
and Sabbath schools 10 crowded one Of dillgent
and studious children;
THAT succxss CROWNS OUR IMPORTS,
constant and wise as they are In labors connected
with our educational and religious advancement;
that thrift aad good order mark the life Of the
colored American since his emancipation, where
ever located, In city or rural neiehborhood,
In the District Of Columbia or Louisiana, as
general rule. But, conceding that the negro ID
Ignorant, that there 10 found IN his oase want Of
Intelligent morality, unusual and noticeable that
his progress for the past ten years IN education
and the cultivation Of Ohrtstian charactir hssnot
met the expectations and prophecies Of his frends
there % n0ihipE In his condition, conduct Of his.
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Owing to the pressure Of work here to-day there
has been no religious services. As eventide drew
on, the tired laborers laid aside their tools and
song.
supper being finished the people were sum-
moned to general prayer meeting at the stand
at 7:30 p. N. The exercises were conducted By
Rev. J. W. Kirby, Of Laurel, Md.
The weather to-day, taken as o whole, has been
as favorable as the most sanguine could have an
ticlpated. The sun has shone brightly except
at Intervals, and two short but coptous showers
have fallen. Everybody appears 70 be satisfied,
and no grumbling 10 to be heard. Tomorrow
dFridsy) at II o'clock Rev. l. q. Muller, Of
Rockville, wiz preach. The further services have
not as yet been arranged. L.
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is represented by Rev. W. s. Fort, DanT Christy
and r. 7. DERRICK
To recspitulate, the several congregations are
located as follows: Wesley chapel on First ave
nue., Foundry on Second avenue, Dunbsrton
street on Third avenue, McKendree and Waugh
on Fourth avenue, East Washington and Young
Mems Christian Association on Fifth avenue
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WESLEY CHAPEL COMPANY.

Mrs. A. n. Linville and daughter, Miss Annie
and son Eddie, with her niece, Miss Carrie Green.
bank; Rev. VIM. Burris, wife aud daughter, Miss
Mary; Henry Thomas, wife and sons; Robert
Cohen and family Mrs. Mary. Knott, L. B.
Prather, K. H. Will, wife and daughter Belle
ME, Miss Ella Williams, Miss Octayla Israel
Mrs. S. r. Israel, Mrs. Sarah Rollins Miss Rosa
Whiteside, Miss Joe Thompson, Miss Lizzie
Kessler,
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Rev. W. 7. Speake, Presiding elder; Rev. b.
Peyton Brown, Of Dunbarton street; Rev. J. Ed
win Amos, Of Annapolis, first charge; Rev. G. W.
Hobbs, Of Grace church; Rev. ]. w. Kirby, Of
Laurel, Md; Revs. W. s. Fort, L. II. York, VIM.
BuIris and NJ. L. Hawley, Of the local ministry
of Washington.
Wash. B. Williams is about the busiest man on
the camp ground to-day. His snowy wagon from
the city, with Its elegant span Of blacks Is flying
in every direction through the grove delivering
furniture. In previous years ticking Of straw,
filled on the ground, has passed for q mattress
and rented for beyond its honest selling value.
Mr.. Williams has changed this obnoxious feature,
and is deliv ering hrst class hair snd shuck mat
tresses, for which he is receiving modest rental
and much praise, as IL will add greatly to the
nnnfnrf nf the Indnara p -
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The caterers being both new in the camp-meet
ing line Of business, the folks went to dinner with
little curiosity mingled with their good appe-
tiles. The meal furnished was most substantial.
consisting of course Of soup. two roasts with full
line OF vegeta Dles tea and coffee and plain des-
sert-rice pudding. The tableware is all new the
linen is snow white, and the caterers were much
complimented in the afterd dinner conversation.
Mail is delivered at the Grove by the Post Office
Department, and this saves much delay and in
convenience Of having to depend upon Gathers
burg, some mile and a half distant. There were
large additions TO the company by the 3:45 and
$40 trains this afternoon.
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TRANSACTION OF IMPORTANT BUSINESS
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HITTING N THE BOARD PI HIAIiH,
, 1875-11-20

.tollars, expecting to pay in dollars. Once be-
GIN, the change will rapidly be Mloptcd In
every branch Of business and occupation.
The Goll-Rooin will close. and tho ,laily bull
lctins Of tho fluctuations in the value Of dol
lars will bc heard no mora,
Our object, however, IL to suggest TINT all
reasonable objections to specie payments can
bo removed by tle fixing Of MI early date
nfter which grccnl,acka rhall not 10 legal
tender for now debts, and leaving the cur
rency either In its present form or In TINT Of
low interest bond to bo used NJ lcga1-ton-
tlors in payment Of nil existing indebtedness,
individual or municipal, Let the old debts
be settled with tho currency In which they
werc contracted, mud let the equities Of debt
OH mad creditors DO uniistnrbed. There
iH no necessity, nor il thcro any Justice. in
requiring that specie payments ahall l'ayc a
retroactive effect. What tho country wnutR
is to begin anow, md. once reliovnd of this
conflict between debtor mud creditor under
the paper systom, tho resumption Of specie
payments might take placc at any timc
without the least disturbance Of business or
credit.
, 1875-11-20
these persons sl,oull bo hold guilt1css unlesa
there iB direct evidence againHt them.

Au outspokon vindtcation OF the South
iron, tho imputation gonorally put upon it to
tho effect TINT It favorB intuition is ollorol by
ex-Unitctt States senator Mt11.En, Of GeorR'n,
In an opon letter 10 Senator nArAnp, in whiol.
lie claims that the Southern people l,nvo beon
nl,srcpresenlol III this ,nattor. Among num-
her of excellent ronsons which Mr.. Al1IrEn
givcB why the South does not favor tho far
tller t1ifntinn OF all irrcteemaslo currency il
Tho recent experience of tho Southern ronrlo
with This kind of n currency, which has
tnuBht them tl,nt no worts or Government
stamp nj, rieco Of pnper constitutoa money,
and TINT n Government promise to pay, like
that Of on iatlivi,lnal IN worth only what the
actual chances Of payment in gold nre worth
Another characteristic reason which lie aaya
t1cters tho Southern people from favoring mn
additional lss,e Of paper in their hereditary
doctrine tint Tho powers Of tflo General Gov
er,nent should bo strictly defined aud llnl-
itcd, Tho sontl, passed through tho Ordeal
Of flooding tho country nn.ler tic Confe<lorscy
will, worthless aud irrctlee1nnblc paper cur
rency, and, will that experience vol in Mind.
Mr.. MILLER says tfero is ito disposition to 70.
peDt it,
, 1875-11-20

pletion of At least two nf the schemes
for uniting tho Atlantic and Pacific, ono Ly
ca1inl aud Quo by rail. A united Government
could command financial assistance which no
ono of tho Central American Republics nlono
ean hope to get after the experience cnpitaf-
ists hive lln1 with them. At least onn of tho
threo rrojecta for MI intcrocoanic ahir-cannl
will le probably completed, and most likely
TINT ono which shall cornmond itself to tho
beKt Judgment Of those who ,nuRt furnish
the noney for constructing it. Meanwhile
there will ic a common interest among tho
Ave Statos to rctlncu expenses encourage im-
migration, increase Industry, and cnlargo
tl,oir commerce, alt OF which will contribute
to their own welfare md the benefit Of com-
morco everywhere. Il is to bo hoped TINT
thiA Federal movement will ta1;o n practical
and promising ehnpp.
, 1875-11-20

Tho extensive raid upon tho gambling
houses organized aud successfully executed
Inst evening under t1lo direction of Police
Superintendent HICKEY was M avent rs
gratifying nv 1t hns been unusual of late in
Chicago. Judged ly its results, the move
mcnt appeara TO bave been planned with
great skill mud secrecy, aud carried ont with
pronptness and energy. It wnsa good nights
work, md t1la citizens Of Chicago will applaud
Superintendent H1cKKr both for his zeal
and efficiency. Ifo undoubtedly meant BUSH
ness last night; heshowcd what l,o could do,
and justified the high opinion TINT is enter
tained Of lis ability MS q police officer. 1t is
n fino beginning Of D much-needcd campaign
against the horde of blacklegs aud blood
suckers who have SO long enjoyed immunity
from disturbance. Lot itproye to be but tho
beginning Of wlat shall bo made q relentless
anl unrr1nittins war upon tho gambling
1clls. Tho people want them cleaned out
root and branch, and ropeated raids like that
Of last night will do it.
, 1875-11-20

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, 1875-11-20

Na afnn11 think t1lnt Aftaara EutrtFrRn nntt
,r,,,rrr l,oi, o,roodv Ind euf3c;op. xvor,,;p,,
TINT tt,e futnre of tl,e Eenuh}ican norty ia in
no wiso t1open1ent uron their active co-opera.
tion with lint Indy. THOSE Win have tho
intcrecta of the marty ,nost al ,,cart a-c nor
feetlv willing Tint these gentlemen shall no
ovcr to TIM Democrats. take n trim to Euroue.
ciye their undivided attention to their own
business md domestic afEairs, mud hermit The
Shin of State to sail m wittout the benefit of
their advice. They oy;,1entty do mt vet uu-
,lorstau,1 tt,at tho american nnh1ie Ina not
tbo ,,pnrt n oal NJ tho,p anv ,oore rocr;t;rcs
TO tho nnb1;c service. Thcy nro still unaer
t},o m;sannrahcns;on TINT thov 1nov contril,,
uto In t1,r snccrss of t,,o non,,h1;con Marty
mud r,crhons ipci1ental1v to their own ,v
tbc;r Identification with It's ;nteresta .rhe;r
en,,oorapca Mt tho r,cent sercnai1c IN prcsident
Gu.sr Mt Washington Indicates M much.
p,r,,nns II ia ma wcl,. t1,ercfora. that t1,ev
should ba for7no1,v md nub]c}v notified TINT
t1,o,. oro M, at a,i naaaanrv IN t1,o .rccosa ,f
Tho marty. md TINT. as n matter Of fact. they
can Inst xerye t|,e rartv ami tho ,mll;o ren.
ora,1v bv nu;cttv s;nh;no ;nto t,,o o,scnr;tv
tn which feto anil refor,n bavo cons;,,neI
them,
surpurr,, ani1 AFR, r7r oro c,,or,, ,,,o nv.
cresences TINT prow upon INV nartv whic1, ia
favored with n long tenure Of nower ,cba
Whisky R;no. thu y1o;,. .contract 1,;uo lin
n;str;ct 1,;ng. Tho pul,1;c.nu;ll;uo N;r,,
he]o,c In lin rnme catcoorv Thcv oro
nno,,1 thu ,eno1tios of Dortv tuccasa rhav
nsnolly tlrog dow, the marty viii, thcm but,
fortunate1v. tho honest element of The RI.
publican organization prevailed in time 10
savo II fro,n N. fate n ,v,,ob t1,o cchen,ors
,,,1 s,,,,,,,t,r, ,,o,17 ,,,,o ,,r.;n,,,;, -
, 1875-11-20
ANOTHER TAX.

Tin Roston ,jouruaI of Commerce. in tho
lost half of the nineteenth century. 1a,uonta
Tim prov;aiuu in Tin conss;tntion whicl, pro.
h;},ta n ;1utv m exnorts. Il insists that the
covo,r,nent ahouid not tcx its owu 1,ponlo
whom bv mn exnort f1utv forc;gnorH con]d bo
con,,ellet1 to to 10. The misfortune il Tint
wo cnnnot co,nncl forcignors to snpport orr
Gorcrnmcnt mud mi crport ;1u.v Ia tho wcnl.
cst possible measure to bring about TINT rc-
a,,1t such tar wonl La another twist in
tin f,rent protectiou gchemc Of torture.
wa nav boyo n thrift which. in ;ts opera-
tons. amounts to heavy export duty. All
our cotton md other agricultural nroduco il
enormously taxed. We raise a surnlus Of COT
ton. brcotistu0s. md provisions. which wo
sell abroaa. On all tho return eoodg vo have
to INV a ia, amounting in currency tn nj,
averooo If GO ner cent. To tho producer II
n,,kcs verv l;s.io d;trcrenco .vhct}cr thu Gov.
crrmon. cont,scotca ono bnshol of t,ra;n mt
of t1reo or ana no,,nl of cotton out of tbrac
NJ IN, n,nco of e,,ort mr. talou mn couo1
on,o,,nt ous of tho cnnmod;t;ea for which III,
cotton md br.adstufrs md proyiaions be CT.
chonrea. In l,osh cases. onr productiona bo.
;no s,1rn1rsos ph;c. "a hnvn tn sc1l NJ Tho
,,.,,,, ,,u;o,. 4,,o ,,ro,,,oor ,,o@. TIN +o~ ,r5
, 1875-11-20
ARE THERE TWO GR0BVENORB ?

r., tl,a No,, yorlr }T,rx,I1 ~ 1va1ro,1o,,1opt
thar, n,nonrc, n +bre,-co5nn,n c,,rrnn;cn-
t;o, fxa,, ~, " f c.r,.rr,,on o,1,>rn,5
,r;,y so,,,o .t,,,,;n, hand ,;,os ,,o,, A. ill.,
fo,,ow;n, q r,a Wbia1v 7,;,a~. u,v Ar
f,no.,.r.on,a E~n,,s ~ IT, liza pr,o-o,,
an1 nsstruct;orn. "agcKrr NcDov.Jn {,
Co M . Friend. ~ tba A,1m;r;utrot;nn ~.
:. ..y,,o,,o,n.a pr1t;o f,,,;o,o, !" o,o oto IT,
this srticla ri 70 n f,uoavrvon fof Nav
yor,r, o,,noo =, IN tbo r,,o ~ n ,o,,,o n,
- 1>oxaao,> NJ ,>,,,1;o v;r,.,a rr,tast,ns,
WI. L. 1,,- =,
ada.u's ."o o'.'4 4"!'@'o' ~ 'A0 "iu"AJ AsioH AZ
81. LplliH, laylnn bnrd tho secret springs that
rpyeal tic utoINs opera1tttt of tho King, exppg-
inc tho tortroua wfnf1;nra of &ha q ornne.
IT. =,
''No' HUI Ao'4l'4ua''Hs oo'e' ~ "1"'A u 1ae
conspiratof5. LIZ really, gods, with all your
thuutlcrbplty, dash them to piecos," cries
mr. ,nnf1err npu71a..Cot " NJ .G,nervvon
~ - ,,.-,, M, TT...,, ,...:su'N..'
w "e" 1ofAJ' Aao Ae'"a4 eu4eoflaly !n-
aoraea BAuTus GAoavEkoR lot New York;,
Betg him lii on n very hnnflsnnle nntfestnl
a,1 ,o,,,,on., ~, Az ~, .t,,. - .i.,u, il
- - it, M.
'e'ope" IL 1417 o4Sc'os"toa' 4Ats III III 1'bds
and proper Oh tho part OF Col. W. II. QAoByE-
Non (of Now Yorl;}. It waY llia duty to e1-
pose frauds and corruptions, but, since read
Jug his fearless denunciation, the testimony
In tho SfeDosA1D triai ut st. Louh brings
out Col. ". II. GnosyEaoR {of st. Lous),
who docs not sesn to bo Dgurus, and we
aro litslo confused between Col. W II.
GnosyENoa (of New York; who l. DauTus,
and Col. ". NJ. Gaosyzson (os st. Louis)
who il ,.os o Baurus, Who ID who, and
which is which? In tho Testimony Of DAn-
NIT II. Esox,,xx, xectiNer, appeass the fol.
lowing:
IN thcss Conversations LrAv rswoa7u told m. that,
, 1875-11-20
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLICS.

The Envoy representing tho Republics Of
Guatemala and San Salvador at Washington
hns communicated to tho Now York Herald
the details OF plan for combining and con-
Holidating into ono Government tho fvo in1c-
pendent Republics of Guatemala, San Saliva
dor, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Coatn Rica,
This in movement thoroughly in keeping
with the spirit OF the times, which encour-
ages the enlargement Of political power md
commercial dominion by tic consolidation Of
interests that are naturally and geographi-
oally Identical. The uniacation Of 1ta}y md
GornanY was prompted by this spirit. and it
followed n similar manifestation in the Buc-
osssful resistance iu this country Of the at-
tempt to divide the United states OF Alnorica
The community Of interests Is nowhere mora
pronounced than in Central America, and the
States that aro now independent should un-
doubtedly DO united by at least Federal
boud, which will give tho1o n position and
influence that they cannot command when
acting separately, and which will be In tho
interest of economy Of admi inistration mud
tho growth Of their commerce.
When Central America was Spanish terri
tory, it was governed as one great province
s1fetomhs 'ro1a TUG ts'hn"s OF lehuahtepeo
III sloAieo ~ '''''. ~ - aiA,o =, - c"p'A'n-oen-
0f" why p'eea oser tno p'oS'nce' "A'on
was 'uf.llsF s"pu'''aeo mo oePas1men's cor
Fcslono'n::: W .ne p1esoas ln"epenooh' lte.
p"p"es' me h's. .nacl'enoo',t e8o'efnmoh'
"aa .et'e'A''o' oa 'ness pfo'4nces' o"t lug
'a''ca' ,ae" VI ''o'tty !.Ho oeen genesa'oo
a1aong the people under Spanish oppression,
nna tnoy tho"got snoy were not 1feo until
eecal department. naa an entirely distinct anu
separate ooSefn'neht OF 'ta own. linus Que
country geograpu'ea4ly' commercially aud III
tue character OF 1t" people, hecanae divided