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Alexandria Affairs.

thSDOTteu JOf' me StUf.
THE COST OF THE CITY CONFERENCE.-THE
City fiscal year closed on the 31St OF May, and
Auditor BrOckett Will soon submit his annual
statement OF the expenditures OF the city gov
eminent during that time. the city has paid
out during the year SOS, 999. SO, Of Which $40 $50
was On account of interest on public debt:
$500 bank loans repaid: 1858 % Judgment OF
W. II. Irwin; sT92 10 old bonds purchased, and
the running expenses Of the City government
for the year ending May 31st, 1851, about
S39, eco. The running expenses Of the District
of Columbia for its last fiscal year Exclusive OF
s,155 5s3 s. interesN was So 81, POI so: so that
the running expenses Of the District are about
s14 per head, and those OF this city about 50
per head.
CITY COUNCIL The regular semi-monthly
meeting OF the city councils took place last
night. The appropriation bill making, appro-
pr1atlcns for the estimated expenses as given
nual salary bill oceasioned some debate. an
effort being made to add to the salaries agreed
upon by the finance committee, but 1t failed,
and the BIN passed without amendment Conn
eli ordered the payment OF the long-veXed bill
OF s10T for pistols bought by the mayor for the
police in 1850. This payment has heretofore
been refused on the ground that the purchase
was unauthorized and the mayor personally
responsible for their cost. The clerks OF cleo
tic n were ordered to be paid each 81 additional
for services. The aldermen took in high dud
who had been sent with message ia the com.
mon rctl, Alderman r. having returned from
the council and reported that he waited with
his message at the bar OF council aha the pres-
dent.o DID not recognize him. The next regular
nee firg Will be the last OF this council
THE LOST CANAL STOCK.-Tbe Secretary OF
the Treasury has detailed commission to as
certain In this City what has become OF $500 900
Of Alexandria canal stock certificates which the
secretary claims as the property of the United
states. This stock has no market value. but
gives roteS in the Alexandria Canal Co., a mat
ter deemed to be OF some importance on the
| question OF granting the Georgetown aQueduct
| for free bridge. No one knows what has be
| come OF the stock. The last heard of it was "a
| years ago. and some say it Is myth.
SALAEIES OF CITY OFFICERs.-The salaries
just nxt Tor city officials are, as rule, an In
crease Of s Fer cent on the pr esent rates.
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The Building Boom.

TURES.
The trustees Of the Church OF the reforma-
ton. W. Lewis. j. G. Hesse and c. E. Lewis
have taken out permit to erect a church
eolnce IN square l6l, On street, between 81
ara Atm streets southeast. This building is TO
De % by so 81 feet, two stories high, pressed
brlck front. steep pitched roof covered with
slate. corntce OF galvanized iron, heated BY
furnaces. The cost Will be $4,000 Mr. r. II.
Atkinson is the architect, and Mr.. Owen Don.
nelly the builder.
building permit has been taken out by Mr.,
+. Z. CoSoey for the erection OF a residence on
aesachlSelts avenue and 18th street north
west. This building is to be 25 by 90 feet
ground plan, three stories high, pressed brick
front, Inansard roof, a full bay window. ana
nhshed Inside and out in first class style AMI
In accordance With most approved plan. Mr..
robert DAVIDSON Is the builder. The cost VIII
be IS. Geo.
Building permits have also been issued by
Inspector EntW isle to ". G. Coooer to erect a
tWo-story stable. 18th street. No. 1887; 500. I
jonts, build addition to house 304 18th street
northwest; $1,000. Jas, Ringold, repair brick
9l2 18th street; 81. SEQ.
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CITY ITEMS.
Sum nler Seat.

PROSPECTS AT DEER PARK AND oAKLaHp-THE
SEASON OPENING TO DAY AT BOTH RlsoKrs
This ia the 18th. and Deer Park and Ga Sland
open to-day. The season promises TO be the
most brilliant since the hotels were first built.
The course of the Baltimore and Ohio in piac-
Ing the splendid hotels In the hands OF q man
knowing how 10 run them has most empaatl-
calIy received the stamp OF public approval.
Mr. c. s. Wood, who has made such a success
with the EufaW House, Baltimore. is the man
ager Of the houses at both Deer Park and Ak
Land this summer. and he opens them under
the most fatteTing au pic. 8. A ready the engage.
mehts at the two hotels are most numer-
ous and embrace The first people OF Wash.
1ngton, Baltimore. Pittsburg and Pnila.
delphia.... From present Indications Deer
PARK VIII De largely the summer seat OF gov
insured at so high an elevation above the sea
and the readiness with which 1t is reached
making the Charming resort most popular
will spend considerable time with his wife at
Deer Park. the White House physicians ali
agreeing that the clear. pure and bractng air
OF the mountains is just what Mrs. GARFIELD
requires to restore her 20 perfect health again.
Several members OF the Cabinet will take
their families to the same resort. and these.
with distinguished representatives OF the
diplomatic Corps and their families, VIII
make as brilliant a circle as to be found at
any resort in the land. The three fast trains
both ways daily affCTd most advantageous
means or transit. and SIS all OF these trains
have superb palace cars attached, the trip
cannot but be one OF the pleasantest eharac.
ter Mr.. Woods extended popularity Ia Bal
lmoIe has serVt q to draw about him at both
II sorts the cream Of the first society OF the city
These, with the high character Of the guests
from Philadelphia. Pittsburg and the west In
suTes a season Of social enjoyment rarely
Eoucnsafed at aIy summer resort The reno
Vatlca at both hotels has been most complete
ara many new features added. The livery
throughout is rev and the equipageS are Of the
pesf. Entirely new billiard tables and bowling
alleys have been PUT In: and. In q word Deer
Park and Oakland this year wiz be found all
the most exacting could wish for. That the
table at both places Will be simply unappro 2ch-
able Is guaranteed by the reputation Mr. Wood
has established at the Eutaw House. The ser
vice viii be No. l. and IL the guests at Deer
Park and Oakland do not enjoy themselves this
season as never before, 1t certainly will not be
Mr.. Wood s fault.
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Real Estate Sales.

Messrs. DuDcanson Bros. auctioneers sold
yesterday, for Vim. F. Mattingly and Irving
Williamson. trustees. lots IS, 10 and 20, in
square No. 1872 ana now sub Divided into q lots,
from No. 20 to 81 Inclusive lots 20 TO IS each
having front OF 90 feet II inches on Il street,
between 18th and 18th streets northwest, with
depth OF 81 feet inches, to Wrn. a. Johuso1,
trustee. at 1917 cents square foot; lot 10 to Wm.
a. Copenbaser at IS cents; lot - toV Wright
at IS cents; lot IS 10 Mr, Bryan at 20aI cents:
Let 20 10 VIM. A johnson, trustee. at IS cents:
lot SO. beii e correr nth and streets. at 33II
ctnts: lot 81, adjoining on nth street. at 2ST
ctnts: lots So. IS and ST. at 26I4 and PSI cents
inclusive. having front Of 20 feet II inches on
OREGON avenue, with depth or 81 feet inches,
10 same buyer at 90 cents square foot. The
acoYe lots contained in all upwards OF AZ 600
square feet OF ground.
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A Thrce.Ee~red EIone,nent.

sensation was caused at the Quartermaster
Generals Office to-day by the discovery that
oEe-legged messenger. named Thomas Street
started and it was ascertained that a woman
namfd Mrs. Thomas, who is In possession OF
the usual number Of limbs, had gone with him.
Street was an old soldier, and lived with
bis wife and children at 1881 eth street north
west. His family is left In a destitute condi-
ton. Mrs Thomas live d In the same uelghbor-
hood with her invalid husband, also an old SOL
dler. 1t is stated that ste drew s 900, arrears
OF pensions due to her husband, before clipping,
and took the money with her
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ATTENTION Is called to the trustees sale OF
valuable improved and unimproyed property
on Capitol Bill. 10 take place on the premises
tomorrow afternoon, June 10th, at S O'Clock
This property Is situated on 5th street east, and
the pubic space or square, formed py the inter.
lima avenue and street, fronting 297 feet on
5th street, and 52H feet on the public space. It
Is improved by two frame dwellings and win be
sold In building lots Of suitable dimensions
Messrs. Thos. j. Fisher Co., Of 1924 F street,
are the auctIoueers.
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FIRE THIS MoREIEG.-A IRE broke out In the
upholster1ng establishment or VIM. Rutner-
ford, on the north side Of X street, between Ith
discovered by Special Oricer Hook. VINO turned
In an alarm from box 125. The property, which
was uninsured was damaged TO the amount OF
81 eco. The FIRE was evidently OF incendilr
origin. The building belonged 10 Mr.. w. T.
Griffith. who was lying dead In the adjoining
house (hls residencel, having died there Yester-
day morning IN the SON year OF his age.
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LOCAL NEWS.
au,usemeu.s Excurs;o,.

AmuseTre nts. ExcursiOns. Etc.
TIE steamer Excelsior leaves for Giymont to
morrow at $50 a. IN. and p. no. with the PO-
tomac FIuf Growers excursion
a s. lect family excursion TO GIymont on
The Excelsior VIII be given next Monday
The AIr0wsmith Will leave TO morrow at for
lower Ctdar Point and Blacki5ton Island, re.
turning al SIS %, m
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All in the Merry May Morning.

special Geographic dispatch from NJ A.
Dauphin. New Orleans, La, on May 10Th last,
to the Office OF NJ. A. Dauphin, No. 2l2 Broad
way, New York city. NY, states that at the
drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery that
day, among the prizes drawn were ticket No.
4.94l. sold and In halves TO Geo. ?. Deshon, Il
Kirby st Boston, Mass, and a gentleman in
Washington, DC, drew $4,000; ticket No.
Philadelphia, and to Matthew Gelson. EagTe
Office, BIooklyD, NY, drew $4,000; ticket No
81 Ala sold to A. d. R'ffel. 225 Sega ar ave-, and
Fred. Schroeder, $50 Michigan St, Toledo, O..
Haven, Conn, and No. "a sS7, sold TO VIM R.
Brewer. Baltimore, Md, drew s., 500 each; and
tickets No. q, 2ot, sold In Wilmington, n c.,
sold in Lafayette. Ind, No. "A, Sal. sold In New
York and Galveston, Texas, and No. 90 237
sold in Reading, Pa. drew 81 GOO each, and so
$1,000 was distributed. Another similar dis
tTtbution takes place July 18th.
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FUssEIL's Ice cream.

SOLID IA KARAT WALTHAA 5. w. WATCHES, $50;
solid gold Egin stem-wiDder5, SIS; ladies' solid
gold watches, from SIS 70 $25. For bargains IN
watches fully warranted, call on X. Harris &
Co. 1872 Tth street
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LIGHT WEIGHT GOODS Is what everybody
wants now, ana 10 this end Il. Robinson q Co,
go Pennsylvania avenue, the Boys Clothing
House. are receiving goods suitable for the
WARM season daily.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MAREBT.-At Drovers
Rest. yesterday, 120 cattle were up and sold az
follovs:-test, Gao &c; good, 5sGc.; medium fair
4. a5c thin steers, oxen and COWS. AJAX
$50 sheep ard lambs-lambs sold for 6 AZ {c.:
sheep. 4Hs5&c. 20 COWS and calves, go U SIS.
Reported by /. E. Tavenner.
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"Alderney Dairy WSRoAen
Fresh Attorney butter cnurne0 every morn
ing, and delivered In klhs ''Ward" prints $50.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilE and
sweet milk &c. per qU. Cream. loo pint
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NATUHE's TRIUMPH.

NATuTFRMI,zzI E mMiSSoM6r T sitrrxRs.
tiers. II your fesh il nabby and your complexion
sallow, use Frszier's Bitters. Il you live In ma
with the care Of children. use EraNer's Bitters. =
you have got the blues. use Frszier's Bttters II
laws Of health. use FraNers Root Bitters. II yon
need touing up.. take Frsziers Roet htters
Erazier's Bitters. Il you feA old before Won,
time use Frazier'e Bitters. II life has become
Fraxier's Ritters. II your hands tremble and youi
eyes have grown dim. Frazier.s Boot Htters VII
eyerZwhere at the low price u Per bottle. FRANK
q: HENRY CO.. Sole Pr0prfetOrS. Cleveland. O.
WIN. B ENTWIsLE, Druggist, corner Penn'a
sve. and 18th street. Washington. DO. Retail
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IRON RITTERS.
BROWNS IRON RFTTERS

-----lA Are highly re- --------
common q e d
FOR all dis
IRON BITTERs Eases Ss reqnir IRON BITTERs.
aud Efficient
trro Tonic Tonic especi- o,. D,-r,a,.,.
"o Ao1o ally Dyspep- ouie ny s'epsis'
sia, Ipdiges-
ton, Inter
m,ttent Fee
YER Loss of
Strength,
Want OF APP
IRON p1TrFps petite, Lack Of IRON p1rTrps
~ Energy, etc. >
Enriches the
oo,,,,.to blood an d To. na,;o,..
Son-p'o'e strenthensthe tux oenoa'e
muscles, and
S&-.n,+han.~ gives new life r.,,.,,,
S'AsAeA' to the nerves. 0o'
They act like
charm On
the digestive
organs, re-
moving all
ldy speptic
A>A' % '-'''' Try THEN '''o-' % i'''''
sold by all
Sure Appetizer. Druggists. A Hure Reviyer.
Write for the
G Book
Sent free.
See that all IRON BITTERS are manufactured
by BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have
crossed red lines on the wrapper.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
m9-eo BALTIMORE. Md.
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sites for the New school Buildings
Selected.

The committee Of the school trustees to
whom was referred the many proposals for
school sites in the second district, submitted
their report yesterday to the District Commits
sioners. having narrowed down the proposals
TO five eligible sites from which to select the
two and left this selection to the Commission
ers, who subsequently, determined TO select
one Of the sites nc the corner OF 10th and II
streets ncrthwest-a portion OF the square on
which stood the Protestant orphan Asylum
and the other at the corner OF lst street and
Massachusetts avenue northwest, fronting che
circle, which Will very soon be handsomely In.
proved. The latter lot contains about 13, 900
square feet of ground, and Is most judicious
selection. The lot at the corner OF 81 and 10th
streets is not quite so large. The work OF
building Will be commenced at once.
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CEOOND-HAND CLOTHING FOUGHT ana tne
p highest ceah prizes paid. Asa WaAcheA Jew.
e5Sy. 01ns. R1seeI4 e: Dan ~ address 1e 2400.
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Skinnv "ay

Wells Health Renewer,-absolute cure for
nervous debility and weakness of the genera
tive functions. 81. at Druggists, $50 Penn
ave. W
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FAITH CLOSETS. new style, at Hamilton &c
Shl DE-,
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PABsos and people, physician and patient,
al use ara recommend ST. Jacobs OF.
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YOUR INTERESTS is ours the more you buy,
tie more wesell therefore, come after the bar.
gains offered al Augenstein's, S1I 18th street
northwest. Knives and forks, SOC set; dinner
plates stone china, zoe. dozen: cups and sau-
GERS. 15c. sett; table mats, 25c. set. Reduction
In all gOCdS.-1dUt.
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TAKE HOME ct. tin Howson's ice cream, 35c
11n4 18th
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Mr. JOHN Fl. WAGGAMAN, father OF the we'll
known real estate agent, Thos. e. Wagganan,
died this morning at his residence. corner OF
Tth and q streets northwest, In the 74uh year
OF his sge. Mr.. Waggaman was for mxny years
before the war resident of Virginia (Fairfax
county, and clerk In one of the government
Departments, but moved here about the close
OF the war and since has resided among us. Mr..
Waggaman was related to the Tyler family Of
Virginia
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osAN HOUSE.
ALTOONA, PA,
Amid the most picturesque scenerg II the Ale
Rhenies
Its large, airy, elegantly furnished A.
rooms and superior cuisine render it Que IVA
OF the most desirable res orts in this state.
Tourists ess or west can obtain good nighTs
rest and cay light view of the Alleghenies by
stopping at the Logan.
First class music &c.
For circular containing terms Of bosrd, &c.
adc, ets ". ID. TYLER,
jel 2m Supefiotenient
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STRAW HATS and gents furnishings cheap;
boy s. hats at cost. A. T. Lewis, 435 7th.-4dut.
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(Mrs. Allen's)-A lovely tonic and Hair Dress
ing. IL removes dandruff, allayS all itching
stops falling hair and promotes a healthy
growth with rich, beautiful gloss, AID Is
Delightfully."- fragrant. Price seventy-flve cents
in large glass stOppered bottles. Was
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T'HE POPULAR WATERING PLACE,
CAPE MAY,
Is REAcBED By TIE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
Is Two HOURS FROM FHILADELPBI..

Fast Fx:ress Trains, with Parlnr C.ra attached
are run dilrirs the season at convenieatS,
hrirs AND psssen gers will md on tn il SGES
arrival az Philsdelph's Ur ion Transfer |, H. [
O. aches and Hnne Cars resdv 30 transfer dirsT "a,
re sfstIon Of the West jersey Il. K at the foot of
fsrk et street 49, va
For IL rough Tickets. Baggage Checks and fuIl
Information apply as follows Northeast corner
i5fh ST. and Pennsy lyanis avenue Station Bal
TN ol e and Potomac r. R., corner 9th snd SITS
oi9 Pebnsyvar ia svt nue.; 1851 Pepns ylgaLis ave-
nne; Station Baltimore and Ohio r.
j. r. WOOD, General Pass'r Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager las am
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WOODWARD & LoTHRoP open to day, the fol-
lowing bargains Ia black lace bunttngs which
they have just purchased at less than their
actual value. and which they will offer at
prices mentioned below. 25 pieces black and
quality. usually sold at 37Hc. per yard, we
shall offer at Csc per yard; best bunting ever
offered at this price. 10 pieces lace, check and
never before offered less than Soc yard.-Adrt,
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Forty Years. Experience OF an Old

scriptton OF one OF the best female physicians
and nurses IL the United States, and mas been
used for forty years with never falling success
by millions Of mothers for their children. II
relieves the Child from pain. cures dysentery
and diarrhGa, gripping In the bowels and wiad
collie. By giving health to the child 1t rests the
motaer. Price rs cents bottle. m,w,s
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair he.
stOreF
is perfection for restoring gray, white or faded
hair to its youthful color gloss and beauty It
renews its life, strength and growth. Dan
dIuh quickly removed. A maUchles5 Hair
Dressing. Its perfume rich and rare.
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District Government Affairs.

DfStIICt "WVCfHHICNt AfKdffSe
VITAL STATISTICS.
The total mortality In the District last week
was 14-whtte 50; colOred 35. The report OF
vital statistics for the month of May, Just
issued by the health officer, shows that there
were during the month 296 deaths In the Dis
tfict. Is less than the average number of deaths
Ior The month OF May during the last seven
years.
WATER FILTERS for 81 so, at Hamilton &
SheGd.
AT HALF PRICE-An summer suits for ladies'
are offered at positive haif-price, markell In
plain figures, at Chas Baurn's 4l6 It'll st.-AdUt
CHILDREN's BRACELETS, the Kiass l0clets aud
rings. PTiggs.
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marl2-w&s9m
nR. DUPARE's CATARRH REMEDY CURES
i every case Of Catarrh. PRICE IS cents. Try
it. Dr.. Lupare's Blood and Liver Pulls remove
All bilious disorders Price, rs cents Mrs DR.;
consumptiop Price. as and so cents. DR..
Dupare's never failing PILE Remedy cures blind,
sale 1t western Medical Depot, GIG West Bsiti-
more ct Baltimore. Md. and druggists msr2l -4p
OPKBATlGMs IN nT9CKS.:
Bankers ana Brokers, No; - Wall st.: =. x. buy
and carry stocls on to Per cent %assin. ana
Xiso secure STOCK PRIVILRGE9 at reasonable
rates In which Gas TO elO0 can b tnve9ed; fun
information On application and tloanc,n HcP0T
sent free. &a1.0 y&A
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-10

d u. Croft VIII build three two-story
brick dwellings on Fifth street, near G, south
east, at n cost of $4,000
Frank Ronshaw VIII build a brick dwelling
ana store at the cornor OF Second ana High
streets, In Georgetown, nj an expense of
$1,000.
The police have been duly instructed, ns
ordered by the Commissioners, 10 prevent all
driving OF cattle through the streets after ncXt
wednesday, and 10 arrest all parties offending.
Judge Smell has expressed himself as very
much In favor OF this movment and his deter.
minatlon TO show no lcnlency to parties prose.
cuted for the ononse, rs he regards the practice
hs not only dangerous but in many ways dctrl-
mental to the welfare OF the city.
The following applications for liquor
Licenses have been approved Mary Martin, +.
L.. Richart, James Wormley Ernst Vibrant.
Dlsapproyed; John II. Wright, Lorenzo stelzle,
William l.. Riley, Charles Kranskonr, Louis
faber, Edmond Fitzgerald, VIM. l.. Beuchert,
George j. Bockert, Redmond Walsh, John NJ
Stutz, John +. sullivan, II. A. Strutberger,
John Ready, VIM. L. Ruckert VIM. NJ. Eunells,
Henry Lichau, Michael Mailman, James Clot.
worthy, Timothy Cannon.
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4 Case of Mistaken identity.

This morning II CRITIC reporter met Col
John ID. Brownlow, n clerk In the Post.oflicc
Departments and learned that the statement
published by numerous newspapers that the
Doorkceper of the House was son of the late
rnrson Brownlow had caused him not little
Inconvenience by calls from friends for posi-.
lions, delugcs of letters congratulatory, ana
many kinds OF tokens of ''mlstakcn IDENTITY
The facts are that Doorkecper Brownlow Is not
The son Of the lamentod parson Brownlow; Is
not entitled to the title "Colonel," being only
If years OF age Mt tho close OF the war: Is II
nephew OF the distinguished parson Col John
u. Brownlow, OF the T.. O. d., being the only
living son. Doorkcepcr DrownlOw, Walter, Is
as greatly embarrassed by the mlsunderstand-
Ing rs Il his cousin John, who commanded q
regiment Of cavalry in tho Union army, and
who Is the much-tnlked Of Colonel,
Col. John Il. Brownlow desires II to he under.
stood by the "lnnumcrablo caravan" of oillcc
seekers who besct him with their applications,
that Mr.. Walter l.. BrownlOw Is the Door.
keeper, and that letters and petitions should
he addressed 10 him, as he Is not deserving OF
tho ofllco seekers opportunities and has no
patronage 10 bcstow.