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The Morning herald., 1876-10-24
A Putje,st ,Jas,.,,.

The jury in the Times Mckay libel suit
is certainly . very patient one. They
retired on Saturday afternoon and had no,
come In up to late hour last evening.
According to the afternoon papers of Phila-
delphia yesterday, that they would remain
out all that night. The publisher and
editor Of the "Times" feels very confident.
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The ,TNllS3e0 LeQves.

Tho trees now present the saddest appear
ance that they do at any time of the year.
Their foliage has turned into the sere and
yellow leaf, and cover the ground in every
section of the>city, reminding one forcioly
Of the beautiful and truthful sentiment re-
hected IN Mrs. Heman's poem, where she
says: "Leaves have their time 10 fall and
wither at the North winds breath; but all,
all seasons has thou for thine own, oh
death I"
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PstStJo,ss for DR. Nolsn,s Pardon

Petitions are now being circulated, pray
Ing for the President to parden DR.. VIM. b.
Nolen late collector for this State, who last
week pleaded guilty to an embezzlement of
government funds. Special efforts are
being made to secure the signatures of
Democrats to this petition. It is said that
the money embezzled, amounting to $4,000,
has been made up and returned to the gov
ernment.
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Elect ti01S of OMcors.

At q liar meeting of the Hickory Club
last e3g, the following officers were
elected
Majd. E. Lannan.
CaptCo. At. H. Kane LIST Lieu
tenant y. Carey; I'd Lieutenant, j. Nc
Grath.
CaptCo. B.-M. J. McCloskey; LIST
Lieutei j. Dolan I'd Lieutenant, J. A.
Null.
CapCo. CIV. j. Maxwell; 1st Lieu
tenant McDermott (; I'd Lieutenant, J.
r. Dut
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UCTION SALE.

UCTION SALE.
The subscriber will sell at public sale
the store, No. 3O2 Market street, the
Stire stock Of
CHINA, GLASS and QUEENsWARE,
Smmencing on Wednesday, Oct. 25th, at
O'clock, A. NJ, and continue from Day 10
n until the entire stock is disposed OF.
IThe stock consists of Fine Plated Goods,
Sncy Goods, Toilet Sets, and a great varl-
V of Dinner and Tea Ware.
JAMES BRADFORD.
b, w. sT1DHAM e. SON, Auctloneers.
|Dctl9-3t
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A Chs'J sts,sas Fair.

Chris week fair will be held In In
stitut4 for the benefit Of the German
Cathohurch (Sasred Heart of Jesus.
The will be under the auspices of the
ladiesIe church, and We trust that II
VIII bfery way . successes. I;
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PUBLIC SALES.

|xECUTOR's SALE or PERSONAL
9.aD D. M. will be sold at public sale at
Tatnall st., wilmington, Del, horses,
kagons, sleigh, a lot of hams. lard, hay,
(pty hogheads, tierces and barrels, also q
fqe Quantity OF other articles.
ferms of sale will be made known at the
he and place Of sale.
MARY AHRENS, Executrix OF
HERMAN AHRENS, decd.
|W. Stidham & Son, AuctiOneers. OctlS
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FOR SALE.

I'm sALE,-One thousand cords OF
on Good. dry, hard woed. cheap for cash
svTtit somtities to suit purchasers. also some
,n " nonlar trees, still standing. which
lte "a npt;ftzed pHkftd for lumber or for the manu-
ctnre ~ PAPER. The wood can be seen on
farm above GlaymOnt. -
A"i ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
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RersOssoI.

Mr.. Benjamin Chandler, who was for
many years q resident of this city, and car
ried on the cake and cracker business, where
the Wesleyan College now stands, has re.
turned to this city to visit his old friends.
He has been steamboating on the Missis-
sippi.
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n NesC Paper,

A new paper called the "Daily People,"
made its first appearance at Reading yes
terday. John Tomlinson will be the editor,
and the management will be in tho hands of
. company. This will be tho eighth paper
that has started and suspended there in as
many months.
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My Maryland.

st. Michaeps is happy in anticipation of
a hotel.
Salisbury is boasting greatly upon the
cranberry crop of that section.
st. Michaeps has man who lost his
pocket book at the Centennial.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-24

OR RENT.-store, Slaughter house and
nremises, No. 334 Tatnal. Street, with
tures. &c, Possession given in two weeks
Apply to MARY AHRENs,
l4l5 Delaware Avenue.
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N0TlCE-ATTENTION CLUB The Will
~ liams Club will meet this evening, az
kaeir b. club room, at IN O'Clock, snafp'
prompt attendance. oa-lt
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FOR R ENT.

|0R RENT-A good jobbing carriage fac
i tory at Chester, Pa, with room TO en-.
u rom 9 to u hands. Must be rented by
y. LIST. Apply to n,,a M
HUDSON, SPARKS q 90,
heat Corner Sixth and Walsh 81,
[loOO Chester, Pa.
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y DEMocRAr1c CITY EXECUTIVE }
COMMITTEE Roam, 7
October 23d, 1885,

OCLODor l0u, lS'o'J
GENERAL ORDERS.
1t is ordered and directed that the follow
hg meetings and parade take place, and me
Executive Committee OF the several Warus
Ire directed to at once communicate Win
Phe committee for the purpose OF carrying
put these orders:
A mass meeting will be held IN the Fourtn
Yard. at Fourth and French, Wednesday,
october 25th.
First and Tenth Wards-Mass meeting to
Be held at Front and ferson streets on
friday, October 9th, at ~ o'clock.
Seventh WarO-Logan House, Monoay'
october 20th, at IN q clock.
Ninth Ward-Tuesday, October 81, AZ IN
)clock.
Second Ward-Wednesda November lst
O'clock, at corner Head and New Castle
venue.
Third and Fifth Wards-November "a, IN
4clock at Fourth and:W ashington.
November Sd, general parade Of all clnDs.
November 4th, German, sixth ana King
treets, N o'clock. ,.
November 6tA, sixth and Eighth Waros'
2th and Market streets.
Thomas r. Lally, President, PIT.
ATTEST. E. B. Frazer, Secretary, p, I.
ONtf
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EnVMC Four large life-like Steel I'D; Ma7
ElO graydi,nagst o. sai1 11e rapidly' Send
aAKnA AKnAY for circular. N. Y. Engraving
4 Val Val street, BOX s2S6. N. Y. aug3l0
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VOL. 2. NO. 81.
WANTS..
r DAY AT HOME.--Agsnit1Sr ~ MantsG1' !, gs1
4 Y Outfit and terms ree' TTUIi masiveoS. = 3D.
Irnsta. Maine. nv.y 49,:

persons having claims
Arraoinst the Trustees of the Poor Will VII,
80 csli at the oface Of the TreasureI, 20
I4set rse Street and get blank paper 70 "aA0
bir accounts o"' John w. EVANS,
Secretary:
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members of American Star
IN Lodge No. /. A, q. o. F. are requested
70 be present at their next meeting on
tuesday, Oct. oath, as there will be business
VI Importance to each and every memper.
|ocM CHAS. d, GABKE, W. X. 3.
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Centennial 1r0jssS.

Trains to and from theCentennial grounds
will, on and after yesterday, run as
follows: They will leave the depot here at
$40, S:1O, $40, $50, 0:52 and lOS7 q. m.
Returning, leave Centennial depot at 11:4S
q. M, 2:15, 3:45, 4:l5, 40 and $50 p. N.
Dsmocrats, procure your county tax re-
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NOTICE.-NATURAL1ZATION.-.Aliens Aliens
may declare their Intentions before tne
y. y. y. district Court and obtain their nrsL
papers on Tuesday, Thursday ana satureay
t..gnts, fr0m 10 to ~ o'clock, until alter
'he general election.
ooQ0.lm "a 4 ~. ,f -s s3l,Is n "a N
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members of the Terrapln
w Campaign Club are requested to meet
o'clock,
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n REWARD FOR FINDING AND
YO bringing to 2l1 West Eleventh street q
male Maltese cat with white throat. IL
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RTOTICE.-I, David Boulden, IN com.
~ pliance with the requirements OF the
act of Assembly in such cases maze an1
prov lded, do hereby give notice that snai1
apply in writing to tne Goait alf 1eiVery 3. Of
eI The State Of Delaware, in and for the county
~ New Castle. upon Monday, the Wth dsy
Of November, A. D. 1879, being the first DAY
of the next November term OF said CoufI,
for license to sell Intoxicating laqno1s nj ~
obe drunk on the premises, on water SYN MI
the cftv of New Castle, School District, NO.
Is. New Castle hundred, county and STATE
aforesaid, and the following freeholders re-
commend the said application acatna nrav 70 VII:
" Fl Jeffrrson. John Y Blount,
Wm. - Robinson, C.B. Weggen man.
W. v IHoischumaker, George Whitfield,
~ Hf'a Enis Ferdinand Leckler,
sdtM.Si n i S{sav'r' b4Vfp hc a1sYS; YS;ou1pnN:
N1OTICE[f. william Morris do here
| N by give notice that shall apply 70 10
Judges of the Court OF General sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the Stasg M o1
MonSa1 R a9s os The 9e 5 eSs9S ss2 n n@
rM; Ser ms;xt. being tie first day ofthe Novem,,
her term A, D. 1875, for license 70 seli
intoxicating liquors in quantities not less
Than one .nalf galian, not to be drunk ,,t,. Oh
the premises. at my stOTe ~ Do1" ~ - :
School Districts = and a East bsfavars ksa naUn
hundred New Castee afreehslder: eGd Of said ward
recommend the said application, 10 VIII;
TR Riarer John Armour,
r., al Heims. John Carson.
TnhU Vanhakle Benz. w. Dunlap,
yoRI yR Henrv John farrell,
i Joseph Brewer, Jonn - ESH' Sson'
I nnns pr,ca WIN NJ Wingate,
4 josspS. , Dunlas, wn = WIFI w. ixoas1s
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|NOTlCE.-A meeting of the Trustees O. OF
held at the Aims House, on Wednesday,
sne 18th day of October, 1879, at 10 O'clock,
=: s.. n. Those having bills against the lnsM- l
suuon will please hand them to the Com.
missioner for their hundred, or the IreHsu-
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STOVES AND FIX CURES.

STOVES AND FIX CURES.
REDUCTION,
Stoves! Stoves!
The subscriber at tho old stand
NOS. 7 & 9 EAST FOURTH ST.
Is selling stoves al !; prices to suit the times
The largest ass ortment of stoves ever
offered for sale in. this State. We have
petition.
All persons In W ant of stoves are invited
| to call and see for themselves.
| Fl. F. PICKELS.
\ octl9tf Nos. 2 4 Q e. FOURTH ST.
National Republican., 1876-06-01
PERSONAL.

William F. Draper, TIC. Livermore E. Atkins,
Boston; II. Winkley, Boston, are at the Riggs
house.
A. G. Lawrence, R. l.; Edward Soaring, Madi-
son, Wis; Samuel Rendskoff, D. H. Gerfishes,
Milwaukee, Wis; Mrs. S. E. Snood Chicago,
have rooms at Wormley's hotel.
]. P. Ames and wife, Mrs Samuel Miller, Cal;
ThOs. w. CLARK, Boston; VIM. H. Belts, Ala; NJ.
J. Rooe, Norfolk, Va; VIM. NJ. Pyle are stopping
at the Imperial hotel.
Governor G. ]. Jenkins, Augusta, Me-: W. O..
N. Swift, Mass; S. Van Campen, Hon. James A.
Whitney, John A. Eagleston, N. Y; ]. Thomp.
son, Memphis, Tenn; E. f. HOlbrOok HOlbrOOk,
Mass, Com. Febger, Com. Nicholson, Com. Cald-
we'll, U. s. Navy; Jabez Thompson, England !;
Charles X. Brown, San Francisco; VIM S. FAINT
KY: Thomas S. Durm, Cal, have taken rooms at
the Ebbitt house.
Prince SAKE Coburg, W. Kembel Wilson, E. H.
Bailey, General F. A. Starring, N. Y; Sir Sidney
H. Waterloo, Philip II. Waterloo, Mr.. Reid and
family, London; ]. Ii. StroDgethoon. Liyerpool:
Colonel J. Condit Smith, Buffalo; Ex-Governor
]. K. Moorehead, Pittsburg; Charles H. Kellogg
and George X. Sege, Cincinnati, are among tho
arrivals at the Arlington house.
Hon. Mark H. Dunnell, of Minnesota, is to be
nominated for reelection to Congress. Having
served three terms greatly to the satisfaction Of
his constituents, the latter have instructed their
delegates to the nominating convention to again
present his name. As his district is strongly Re-
publican, the nomination may be considered as
equivalent to an election.
Miss Lily De Sozia Wood, lecturer for the Sow
ereigns of Industry of this District has been
prostrated by severe illness at her residence 7os
Eleventh street, since her return from the
Woman's Annual Convention in the city of New
York two weeks ago Her engagements as lee
turer are deferred indefinitely in consequence.
National Republican., 1876-06-01
Mr.. snhall and His Groear.

Mr.. SchelI, who has won for himself q con-
spicuous prominence in his position as assistant
doOrkeeper Of the House, yesterday increased no.
toriety by giving an exhibition of his manner of
treating creditors. Mr. Wroe is a small man and
a grocer. Mr.. Schel is a large man, and has
found it convenient to contract a debt at Mr..
Wroe's grocery; but, occupied as his mind is by
the responsibilities Of his ONCE, has neglected to
settle the bill Mr.. Wroe went to the Capitol
yesterday Mr.. Schell has been secure in the
Capitol. But Mr.. Wroe is aggrayatingly ubiqul-
tous, and appeared yesterday in the lobby of the
House Unexpectedly. The grocer asked the off,
cal for the money and the official replied that he
could not spare it. Mr. Wroe threatened to give
the bill to Mr. Schell's superior oticer, and de-
clared that he had been feeding aIr. Schell, his
family and boarders for six months. Mr.. Schell
smarted, and struck the small grocer, whereupon
the latter commenced TO butt at Mr.. Schell with
his head, and there was rough -and-tumble fight.
Mr. Wroe planted his head in Mr.. Schell's
stomach and tugged at the back Of his coat Mr..
Schell tried TO gather together enough Of the
tight part of Mr.. Wroe's pants TO get hold Of, and
OCCASIONALLY drummed on his back with his fist.
After considerable struggling the parties were
separated by the bystsnders. 1t seems hard that
a man in the lobby OF the House cannot be pro-
tected from persistent creditors.
National Republican., 1876-06-01
OUR IMPERIAL VISITORS.

The Emperor Dom Pedro d'Alcantara has re-
turned to the city, accompanied by the Empress
Jeanne d'Alcantera, and his suite, and are quar-
tered at the Arlington, the johnson house having
been prepared for them. The party, besides the
Emperor and Empress, consists Of Mile Lucinda
Espazel Donna TherezR Christina, Visconde de
BON Retro, Vice Admiral Lamare, Donna jose
phina de FOnsica Costa, d. Sauza Foutes. Arthur
T. de Marceda, James T. O'Kelley, Pedro 4. dc
Paiva, Joanna de Alcantara, Leonidia Espazel,
and several attendants and servants. They ar
rived yesterday about O'Clock from New. Or
leans, were met at the depot by Senor Borges,
tho Brazilian Minister, and were driven imme-
distely to the Arlington. After dining and TAX
ing short rest, the Emperor and Empress ac-
companied SenOr Borges 10 his residence, where
they remained until shout o'clock in the even
ing, when they returned to the Arlington, not
leaving again during the evening.
The Empress is q small but rather stout built
lady, with features decidedly German in cast. She
has dark, intelligent eyes and pleasant counte-
nance. Her hair, which is gray, she combs down
over her forehead plain, with plated knot be-
hind. AT supper yesterday she wore a plain
black silk dress, without any trimmings what
ever, ae1 no ornaments, excepting earrings and
heavy gold watch chain and watch The royal
party viii probably remain in the city four or i've
days
National Republican., 1876-06-01
ANCIENT SCOTTISH RITE.
Proceedings in the Supreme Council Yestsr-
dav


The Supreme Council ThIrty-third degree
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite for the
Southern jurisdiction OF the United States con-
vened at their sanctuary, corner of Seventh and
d streets northwest. at IL o'clock m yesterday
with full corps Of officers and members and
was opened in ample form, nlustrious Brother
Albert Pike, Senior Grand Commander presid-
ing. Rev.
.-.-s .Tvm the various efiesEs OF the
Dsre received and acted upon, and the tol-
rowing IllustrIOus brothers were elected honor
airy members of this Supreme Council: Illus
trious Brother Geo. Chatterton, Thirty third
degree. Secretary and General ofthe Supreme
Council of ireland, NJ. p, and IllustriOus
Brother the Earl of Caernarvon, Thirty-third de-
gree, Sovereign CIR. Grand Commander of the
Supreme Council Of England and Wales; NJ. p.
and IIlustrious Brother Bruno Renau, Thirty
third degree. Lieutenant General and Sovereign
Grand Commander Of the Supreme Council of
Belgium N. p. Brother COmte Alessandro
Tzensamin de Nilritz, Major General and Sover-
eign grand Commander of the Supreme Council
OF Italy: NJ p. Brother His Royal Highness
Prince DemetTius Rhodrcanakis, Thirty-third de-
gree, Sovereign Grand Commander Of the Su-
preme Council Of Greece: N. P. Brother
Georges JOanDovies, Thirty-third degree, Grand
Master, and Sovereign Grand Commander of the
Grand Orient Of Hungary; NJ. P. Brother Joa-
quinn SdlGHlDu 1llTIy-LnlrO ueRTee,
Sovereign Grand Commander and Grand Master
of the United Grand Orient of Brazil: DIR.
Alexandrno Freire de Amaral. Third-third de-
gree, Secretary and General of the United Grand
Orient and Supreme Council Of Brazil; Illustri-
Gus Brother Colonel VIM. ]. B. Mcleod Moore,
Thirty-third degree, of the Supreme Council for
the Dominion Of Canada.
Among others the following brethren of this
city, members Of the Rite, and possessing the S2o
were elected Knight Commanders of the Court Of
Honor: Ill. Bro. A. T. Longley, $50; Ill Bro. VIM.
r. Singleton, go: Ill. Bro. J. Moody Smith, S2o
and Ill. Bro. II. J. Martin, $50.
The following named brothers were nominated
an6 elected members OF the Grand Cross Of the
Court Of Honor: III. Bro. DR.. Timoteo Riboli,
330, Secretary General Of the Supreme Council Of
Italy: Ill. Bro. the Earl of Rosslyn, Sc, Lieu
tenant Grand Commander of the Supreme Coun-
ell OF Scotland; Ill. Bro. John Montague Palteney
Montagu, 23o, Chancellor of the Supreme Council
OF England and ales; Ill. Bro. Z. b. Msctfrotty,
$50, OF the District of Columbia. and Ill Bro.
Joshua o. Stanton, S2o, Of the District of Co
lumbiR.
Ill Bro. r. c. Graham, $50, was welcomed as
the representative to the Supreme Council north
ern jurisdiction of the United States.
The following named brother was elected an
active member Of this Supreme Council in the
place of Ill Bro. Benz Rush Campbell, 23o de-
ceased: Ill. Bro. Wilmot G. DeLanssure, $50, for
the State OF South Carolina.
The supreme Council then adjourned until L
NJ, LIST inst
National Republican., 1876-06-01
Auction sales Today.
nv u n Warner-

BY II. II. warner.
AT $50 o'clock, an elegant two-story, mansard
roof and basement, pressed-Drick dwelling, No.
2le street northwest.
At o'clock, q desirable lot of ground on p
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
northwest.
BY Thos. Downing:
AT O'Clock, comfortable two-story frame dwell
ing house, No. 70s Second street northeast.
At O'Clock, interest in printing ONCE, No.
4ie Pennsylvania avenue.
By p. Foley:
AT 10 O'Clock, one hundred and iny thousand
cigars, different brands.
By Duncanson Bros:
AT IL o'clock part Of the personal effects Of the
late VIM. Bond, deceased.
By Wash. B. Williams:
At 10 o'clock, o large assortment Of lamps and
fixtures, toys, &c.
At o'clock, an elegant threestory and base
ment brick dwelling, No. 60 I street northwest.
BY Edwin J. sweet:
At s O'Clock, three-story brick dwelling, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets east
National Republican., 1876-06-01
Senator Morrill,a Bill.

The bill introduced in the Senate yesterday
to secure the payment of the eight per cent Dis
trict certificates of Indebtedness, commonly
known as ''greenbacks, )" issued for work done un-
der the direction Of the Board of Public Works,
and chsrgeable to the property benefited thereby,
provides that in order to carry out the provisions
for the payment Of the principal and interest Of
the certificates Of indebtedness known as green
backs" the proper authorities of the District of
Columbia are requested to promptly enforce the
collection Of certificates Of assessment, held in
pledge for the purposes aforesaid according to ex-
isting provisions Of law; and all certificates of as
sessment for special Improvements issued under
the act Of Assembly Of August 10. ISL, are hereby
in all respects validated and legalzed as charges
upon the property benefited by the improvements
in respect Of which the assessments were made:
Prorided, houerer, That upon specific complaint,
in any instance, being made to the Commissioners
OF the District of excessive charges in respect Of
any Of said assessments, said Commissioners are
hereby authorized TO revise such assessments, and
TO correct the same If any error be found, by de-
Quoting therefrOm the amount Of such error; and
such action Of the Commissioners Of the District
sha II be final, and not reyisable by any authority
proceeding whatever
National Republican., 1876-06-01
Lively Pursuit Of Thieves.

Considerable excitement was created on the
Avenue about 10 o'clock last evening by several
shots fired in quick succession. The facts were
not so alarming as supposed. Two colored
thieves, who work together, entered Bishops drug
store. on Pennsylvania avenue, near Twelfth
street. They attempted to play the old game of
disracting the attention of the clerk while one Of
the two robbed the till The clerk discovered the
ruse before any money had been taken, and
started for the offenders. The thieves cut across
Pennsylvania avenue and the clerk began to fire
down Twelfth street, but the men escaped. Amer
considerable searching one Of the thieves, John
Francis Lewis, was found conce aled in area of
house on street. between Eleventh ami
Twelfth, having doubled on his pursuers. He
was arrested by Officer Sutton and confined at the
Fifth-street precinct station.
National Republican., 1876-06-01
A Rsmoustr,uo. from the countx.

At meeting of the taxpayers in the county of
Washington, D. c., at Teuallytovn, b. T. Swart
chairman, and Lonis P. Shoemaker secretary,
Mr.. Josiah Dent offered resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted: THAT we demonstrate
against the proposition recently made by the
Commissioners of this District to the Senate Com
mittee Of the District, to impose on the county
the same rate of taxation as on the cities Of the
District, as unequal and unjust, and more than
the property of the county can bear. We earn
estly protest against being taxed to furnish gas
and water and sewers and streets for the enjoy
ment of the citizens Of Washington. That a COM
mittee Of three with authority to cooperate with
other citizens be appointed TO present to the Sem
ate committee this expression Of our views and
ask protection against such a wrong" Messrs
Thomas L. Hume A. p. Pardon and Josiah Dent
were appointed as the committee. After the ad-
journment Of the meeting, Mr.. a. p. Pardon
spoke in favor of the proposed railroad from
Georgetown to TenallytOEn.
National Republican., 1876-06-01
Washington Grove Camp Nesting.

The Washington Grove Camp-meeting Associa-
tion have decided to open their annual meeting at
the grove, near Gslthersburg, on the Metropoli-
tan Branch Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
on the 9Th Of August, TO continue until the I'D.
The following are the oficers and committees for
the present year: Thomas p. Morgan, president;
W. Il. woodward, vice president: E. T. Simpson,
secretary; IL. H. Stinemetz. treasurer. Commit
tee on Einance-Dr. Howard, Thomas Somerville,
J. b. Archer. On Improyements-R. H. Willet,
B. III: StinemetZ, W. r. Woodward. On Tents
]. W. Warde, L. W. Worthington, Rev. E. ID.
Owen. On POlice-Grafton Monroe G. Thomas
Woodward, ]. W. Deeble. On Supplies-Thomas
+; Morgan, Henry T. Whalen, Emory Baxter.
stallments on the stock 70 be called in and pay
ments to be made by Julyl,
National Republican., 1876-06-01
Theatre Coriiuue.

The Theatre Comique was crowded last night.
The new variety company which sput uponthe
stage this week, with its elegant scenery end
other appointments, is attracting great attention,
which is a success well deserved by the energy and
good management of Mr.. Rogers. The great bur-
lesque entitled 'Ixion, the Man at the Wheel -
with the Waite sisters in the leading roles, is
ceived with the greatest enthusiasm. This week
is the fret appearance in this city Of the follow
ing artists OF much celebrity: Mr.. w. A. Hunt
ley, banjo king; Miss Mariaquita Phillips, vocal
ist: Miss Minnie Gray, song and dance artistic;
La Rue family, parlor acrobats; Dan Sutton,
Ethiopian comedian; Thatcher and Hume, song
and dance artists.