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Three other great measures have now to be
acted upon viz The Sub Treasury bill, The
Warehouse bill, and the Land Graduation bill
Il is 10 be hoped that the Smithsonian bill will
not be overlooked
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A JAW CRACKING ITEM.
MARRiED.-On Thursday evening, July 2'l,
by A. Fukerson, Esq, Mr.. John Christopher
Gun,le6nger 10 Miss KuniguHty Dnkle, all .
Chicago city, III.
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saws that while the Galveston was on her pas
sage TO Brazos, Santiago, Mr.. Daniel Adie
jumped overheard and was lost Mr. Adie
was formerly clerk Tor Messrs Valley & Co,
of that CITY,
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Rather Serere.-A minister at a Campmeet
ing said-"Lf the lady with The blue hat red
hair, and cross eyes don't stop talking, she
will be pointed out 10 the congregation"
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A Typo IN LUcK.-Wm. Appleton, very
worthy printer OF New York, has had the
handsome sum Of 100000 lei, him by gentle
man lately decreased in Europe.
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The dedication Of The Odd Fellows Hall at
Harper's Ferry took place on Saturday, and
is said TO have been a splendid affair.
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Several attempts have been made to fire the
town Of Worcester, Mass. The selectmen Of
fer reward of five hundred dollars for the
conviction of the offenders.
A family Of four persons at Rochester were
poisoned on Wednesday last, by eating hen
bane, "boiled for green's with their breakfast"
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THE F0UNTA
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1886.

ayL The Columbian Fountain has nearly, if not
quite as wids circulation in this city any other
paper published here; we believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
er caty paper. Advertisers would do well to keep
this in mind.
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Pass II RouND-The Washington Railroad
Company have determined to discontinue Sun.
day travel.
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In our market yesterday there was an "bun
dance OF fine peaches from the of cLards ~ 'he
vicinity Of the District.
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4 II is estimated that more than one hundred
and fifty thousand volunteers have already of.
fered their services for The Mexican war
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EVENING HERALD, Reading, Pa Twice
week A neat lille newspaper. Happy I
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MoRrALlrY-There were 2S4 deaths in N
York last week.
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The PLEDGE, Hagerstown, Md. We had
not received number for some weeks, but are
glad 10 ind that our name is not scratched off
he Pledge list
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The saw and planning mill in New York,
owned by Messrs. Dubois, was destroyed by
hre on Saturday evening last. 1t was insured
for $3.50, which will rot cover the loss.
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Fire on Monday night burned up two shops
and the stock therein, al l9 Water street, N.
York
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The Mormon difficulties in Illinois continue
TO excite much alarm. An outbreak was ex-
pected at the last accounts.
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ou- There is to be a Grand Temperance Ce
lebration'in Albany, N! Y. TO morrow.
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The steamships Cambria and Great Britain.
will sail lu-merroW.
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Mr.. Webster stated yesterday, that he will
stake his reputation on the prophecy, that al
the next session Of Congress, bill will be in
troduced to repeal the tariff act just passed
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BANISH ALCOHOL.
rUSE-LUcr NEAL.

/ Written for the Anniversary Celebration of
Junior Association, No. |, United Brothers of
Temperance by l..
Around the flag Of Liberty
Come gather one and all,
And strive to Danish fro mour land,
The tyrant Alcohol. Q-N {
Danish Alcohol.
Banish Alcohol,
Our cause is just, succeed we must
And Danish Alcohol.
Armed in the cause of temperance pure,
No power shall US enthral kt
10 Friendship, and for Love we aim
To Danish Alcohol.
Banlsh Alcohol, &c.
Wen onward move inflated still,
Together stand or fall,
From ruin dire our homes to guard,
Well Danish Alcohol.
Danish Alcohol, Sc.
Our country calls to battle on. &
Rush bravely one and all,
Joined hearts and hands, we'll raise the
shout,
Away with Alcohol
Danish Alcohol. SC.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let not be absorbed in the doings of Others
to forgetwhat is going on at home.
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ON OIIR DIES

TIL. ILLINOIS GLosE.-"Exchange 2" Ce
tainly.
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BRowr's HOTEL.

Jones, N Y; Hopkins, Va; @ w Crimes. g
q; JH Wsing, Md; E Storsr, u 8 N; R Ross.
Texas; T Adams, Ky, 81 Fuller, Me; Ste
phens, do; l. ) Jenkins Bait; r A Coyhill, vr "
M Garland Md; Tbos Thompson, Md; Mr. Dobler,
Ala.
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PERsoNAL.--We regret to learn that John B.
Coughs physician recommends that his labor
in the Temperance cause cease for the present,
until his health be restored. a
Rev. Mr.. Lipscomb delivered discourse at
Frederick on Thursday week to large audi
ence on The life and death of Rev. MIR. Mould
en-. The |. O. o. f. and S. Oft. were present
in regalla H
Col. r. p. Thomas was thrown from his horse
near Easton, Md, on Friday last, and had his
leg broken in TWO places below the knee.
The RI. Rev. Bp. Potter Of Philadelphia
was honored at the recent commencement OF
Union College, N. Y, with the title Of l..
L. d.
Capt. Walker has declined the appointment
Of Captain Of U. S. Dragons.
Capt. Hoskins Of steamer Great Britain is
on a visit 10 Albany, N. Y.
The Hon. Henry Clay is said to be in fine.
health.
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Rector Of ST
Peler's Church, Baltimore, has been elected
Bishop OF the Diocese Of Indiana for the second
time, and has declined he appointment.
1t is stated that M. Theirs is about to visit
the French African Provinces in company
with NJ Lamorcefe.
Among the visiters at Saratoga is the WIDOW
Of the iaie Rev. Charles 4. Torrey.
The Hon. Vim. Bellany.a member Of the
General Assembly Of Florida, died a, his resi-
dence iii Jefferson county on the lOlh inst.
Douglass Jerrod is about 10 star, weekly
paper in London called Douglass Jeirold's
Weekly Newspaper.
Rev James Collord printer Of the Methodist
Episcopal Book Concsrn of New York dled
at his residence in that cny on Friday last, Of
sudden attack Of enlargement Of the heart
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An Editorial Conven,ionIeceDtly took place
at Cincinnati.
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LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
the day ending July 30, at I2 M.


BEERs's TEMPERANCE HorKb.
II Williams, Ky; p Henebargcr, Va; G P
Buad, Ind; l. Templer, Pa; J ] Rodgers. Tenn;
H RddeIl, Md; B 5 Smith, Bait; N s Richardson,
Phil; N Wright, N Y.
UEITgD STATES HoTEL.
G Hill, N Y; L Grimes. do; A Ebaush, Pa;
T Hanraham, and daughter, N q.
CoLExAss HoTEL.
L Lewis, Va; Dorman and lady, do; Miss Dor.
man, do; ] r Boyd, do + b Dsan, jr., do;J J 5 Will
ford, do, X w Daydell, do; r g Dnnson, do; r
Wallace, do; H w McCo'ny, Tenn; E Lard,
s G; E J Hart, N ., J Frost, do; J P Cump, N g;
w H HuliAeld, do; G Lanse La; t Tighe, Brit
.h army. Ru,bir, lady and child; N G; Miss Fay
lor, do; Capt Loper, Phil, # Adams, Ky; g
Sanders, Phil; g l. Ashmead, Phil; G Gould, N
Y; w Il Allen, N. Y. A Little, do; 6 Parbunt.
-; A Driller, Phil; G w Taylor, Boston; II I
Day, N j; Riley, Boston; A Vianne, and lady
and sister, N o; Miss e Ward, N Y; Ell Barlow,
NY. afa
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N E w S IT + M S .

What is it but map OF busy life,
Its fluctuations, ana its vast concerns ?-CCacper.
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"A NIMAL MISUNDERSTANDING. Mills, of yir-
"a ginia respectfully announces to the citizens of
Washington that he will give treatment by magne-
tism Of all nervous diseases every day from 10 to IL
M, at Apollo Hall. Ladies are invited on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays; gentlemon on Tuesdays,
Thursdays. and Saturdays
July 3O--eo3t E
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The fate ofthe tariff bill depended, in great
measure, upon the Magnetic Telegraph. Tor
had the absent members in Baltimore and Phi
ladephia waited unlil they could have been
notified by the mail, they could not have ar
rived in time 10 vote.
When the bill finally passed, the telegraph
office was crowded with merchants and others,
anxious 10 send the news.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

How glorom is this invention Of writing, where
by we can easily communicate to absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure or improvement!
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Il is stated that on the reception Of the news
Of the casting vote of Mr.. Dallas. some ilLad-
vised persons burnt that person IN eflgy. Such
demonstrations are unworthy an enlightened
people, of whatever party.
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Rev James Collord printer of the Methodist
Episcopal Book Concern of New York died
at his residence in that cny on Friday last, ofa
sudden attack Of enlargement Of the heart
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ALExArpRIA. july 3, l846.

ALEXANDRIA, July 3, l646.
MEssRs. EDiToRs: The news ofthe passage
OF the Rerocession bill was received by pri-
vate express in the upper part of the town
yesterday afternoon about 81 O'Clock, and
quickly spread through our streets. At A the
steamer Phenix arrived with colors hyipg,
having op board y L. Smith, Robert Brockett,
and G. /. Stuart, esqs., the committee before
Congress, who. on landing, announced the
vote, and were received with enthusiastic
cheering.
The flags on the shipping were Immediately
raised, and salute was fired under the direc-
lon Of Capt. Corse, Of the Volunteers" dur
ing which, ] regret to say, Lieut.. James T.,
jenkins, and Ensign Abel D. War6eld, OF that
company, with Mr.. John T, Devaughn, efthe
Mount Vernon Guards, were severely burned
by the accidental ignition Of some powder.
Last night splendid bonfire was kindled
on the hill near the canal basin, and the day
was closed with appropriate rejoicngs
The vste on the bill is TO be taken as soon
as Congress adjourns, and have no doubt but
very large majority, both in numbers and
wealth, will ratify il.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
celebration will be held in Mrs. Peyton's grove,
upper end Of King street, instead of Yeate's
garden, as at first contemplated l..
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ALEXANDRIA, july 9. IS46

ALEXANDRIA, July 2, 1916.
MEssRs. EDITORS: Quite breach occurred
in our canal near Georgetown evening before
last, and as it will require some time for re-
pairs, the Sons and Junior Brothers, will
have to select some other route for the 4th, 90.
ing either by way Of your city, or if a steam
boat can be chartered, direct to Georgetown
they will leave for that place at O'Clock.
have understood that the several Lodges
of Odd Fellows will join the procession on
the 4th, if so, we shall have magnificent dis
play, but if it continues raining as il has done.
and is now doing, we will not feel like ventur-
ing out
In your paper few days ago was an article
signed f /" headed Inconsistency"
from the tenor of which, it might be inferred
that the law in relation to selling liquors with
out license were notenforced with equal promp-
utnde in all cases. | have the very best au,ho.
rity for saying that f : +" is mistaken.
and as our municipal authorities wish 10 be
placed right on this subject, will send Won
in a few days statement of the number Of
convictions for snch offences, procured from
authentic sources, showing that, as far as DOS.
sible, every violation Of law By ,chomsoepey
committed, has been duly punished, withou,
regard to persons.
A large concourse of people assembled in
ST. Mary's church last Saturday afternoon on
the occasion OF the funeral of Mr.. Benjamin
McGraw, whose conversion from Atheism ex
cited no little surprise among those acquainted
with him.
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING,

A T AUCTION PRICES.-I am authorized to
II sell this week 300 pieces Of Clothing, to close
conslgnmcnts without reserve, consisting Of
Tweed, Alpaca, Cloth, and other summer Coats
Cashmere, Gambroon, Drilling, and Summer
Cloth PantaIoons
Satin, Silk, Marseilles, and other Vests
Shirts, Stocks. Cravats, Suspenders, &c.
Auction next Friday afternoon, at a o'clock, in
front of my store, Pennsy vania avenue between lth
and 10Th streets. Will be sold general variety of
Furniture, Fancy Goods, and Clothing, which will
be arranged on days Of sale. w. b. LEWIS.
july PIT
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The funeral sermon was pronounced by the
Rev, John P. Donelan, of your city, from ST.
Luke, chapter IS, verse 7, andwa one which,
did my limits permit, should like to give you
a sketch Of. II was listened 10 by hundreds oi.
all denominations, including several clergymen
with the deepest attention and apparent plea
sure. l..
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.
ON Wednesday, the 9Th inst, shall sell, on the
" premises at 6 o'clock p. NJ, the following val-'
liable and wellsituated lots lying on the elevated
table land east Of the late poor-house in Washing
ton, viz:
Lots No. 2, A, and 8, in square No. 5l2.
Lots No. 20, 81, 33, and "a, in square No. 5l3.
Lots No. 3. a, and s, in square No. 523.
Lots Nc. 4 and T. in square No. 525.
Lot No. z, in square No. 557.
Lots No A and S, in square 4sl.
The sale will commence OH Lots and 5, in
square 48l. 81
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash, the balance in
six and twelve months for notes bearing interest
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
July 2-5t
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FOURTH OF JULY, 1916.

Thanks to a kind Providence which first
gave US existence as free and happy people,
we are now permitted TO behold the sew
enteth year of our National independence
We look upon the historical pages lor the re-
cords of great events since the day that Inc
noble men who set their hands to that grand
instrument. the Declaration. How much we
have 10 incite US 10 praise For, while others
have fallen, we still maintain our place as a
nation among the nations OF the earth, re-
spected, honored, feared, admired and loved.
What mighty increase as to population, and
also as to territory. When we consider the
character of our soil, our civil and political in
stitutions, our privileges, our improvements in
the arts and sciences, our commercial advan-
tages, our literary institutions. the enterprise
of our citizens, surely we have reason to be
glad that this day commentaries an event
which laid the foundation for such glorious
and mighty results.
The people, in many places, (howeser some
may be disposed to forget the Rock from
whence they are hewn, are still alive to the
high obligations under which they are placed,
by being SO highly exalted in point Of privi
lege.
We notice very many judicious and proper
arrangements for the celebration and honor Of
this day in our own city and in other places.
There will we trust, be display by the Ten
perance Divisions and Associations worthy OF
the day, and such celebration as will con
duce TO the moral interest of society in general.
Look at the Programme.
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The CORNER STONE OF THE NEW METH
oDIsT CHuRcH.-This ceremony took place
according to appointment We intended to
have been there, but was unavoidably prevent
ell. we hope to be able to give more detail
ed account hereafter. N
The RAIN AND FLooD-On the night Of
Thursday, we had another very heavy rain,
and great flood in the Tiber, doing consider
able damage in the neighborhood of the Depot
filling the cellars, and iniuring the property
stored therein. We have not heard from the
surrounding country, but we expect to hear of
still further damage.
A fire occurred at Old Point Comfort on
Friday, which consumed two mess, houses be-
longing to the U. S.
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ISL. o. o. F.--The Members OF Har-
mony Lodge No. 8, are requested to meet at Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, at o'clock, P. NJ, Sun
day. 5th inst, to attend the funeral of their late
brother M. Dove, p. q. Members ofsister Lodges
are invited to attend. JOHN HowR, N. G.
iuly
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july 4

I} 1. o. O. F.--The Members of the
Grand Lodge are hereby notified to meet at Odd
Fellows Hall, on 7th street, on Sunday (to-monow)
afternoon, at o'clock, for the purpose of attending
the funeral Of p. G. Marmaduke Dove, of Harmony
Lodge No. 9, from his late residence near the Navy
Yard. Members Of subordinate Lodges are respect
fully invited to meet at the hour and place to
join in the procession. By order:
juy4 t. c. DONN, G. S.
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~ The Members of Equal Division,
No. s. Sons of Temperance, particularly re-.
quested to be punctual in their attendance Tuesday
evening next at O'clock the election of officers
will take place on that evening, not having quo
rum on the regular night in consequence of the in
clement weather. L. e.. WELLS, WI
iulv 4-2t
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IL The Sabbath School of the e street
Baptist Church, account of the wet state of the
ground, will not repair to the woods as was intend
3D. but will celebrate the National Anniversary in
the Church. The exercises will commence at
o'clock to consist of religious services, singing and
addresses after which the children will be served
with refreshments. The public are invited.
July
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CORRESPONDENCE.

g How glorious is this invention OF writing, where
by we can easily communicate to our absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure or improvement.
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Ia- CRYSTAL E,ount Division No. 3. s. Of

Is Crystal E'Ount Division No. 3, s. Of
+. The members .Te hereby notified to meet at
the Division Room, ,,orner of Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. and 18th Streets on the morning Of the 4th of
july inst, at o'clock, a. M, for the purpose Of
visiting Potomac Division No. 5, agreeaby invita-
ton received, and Of participating in the celebration
of the day, when splendid banner will be pre-
sented to that Division by the Ladies Of George
town. Punctua attendance is requested, and the
members will please take notice by this that the
Division will hereafter hold its meetings at the
corner of 18th street and Pennsylva MIA Avenue in
the room formerly occupied by the Masons in the
Printing Office Building.
By order: GEo. MASTz, r. s.
;,,l,v
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
POSTPONED CHANGER SALE.

Dillon Us. Garretson.
DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
ID District Of Columbia passed in the above cause,
bearing date the 10Th day Of December, ls44, will
be sold at public auction on Saturday, the llth
July inst, on the premises, at o'clock P. NJ, lot
No. in square 324 with the brick building there
on The said lot lies near the canal, at the corner
Of llth street. and affords valuable site for man
ufacturing purposes.
Terms of sale: Onethrd cash, and the balance
in nine and twelve months; the deferred payments
to be secured by the bond Of the purchaser, with
approved security, bearing interest from the day of
sale. ID. A. HALL, Trustee.
July 3-ts A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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III Timothy Division No. 1, s. OF T.,
meet on Saturday morning, the 4th inst, at their
regular place Of meeting. (the Hail. late Kings
Gallery Of Paintings, on Eth street, Between L
and F,) at o'clock.
Per order of the w. p.
July J. l.. HEssHAw. Rec. Sec.
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In Consequence of the Inclement
state of the weather, the Wesley Chapel Sabbath
School will celebrate the 4th Of July (this day) in
the Pavilion near the City Hail. July
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TO- The GRAND DIVISION AND SuBoRplrArr
d visions of the Order OF the Sons of Tenn
perance, the District Assembly, and Subordi-
nate Associations of the United Brothers OF
Temperance, are fraternally and cordially in
vited TO unite with Potomac Division, Mo. S.
Sons of Temperance, on the morning of the
4th OF July, when Banner will be present
ed to the Division by the ladies of Georgetown,
at the Public Square, under the stripes and
stars. Alter the presentation, the procession
will march to Parrott's woods, where series
OF public addresses Oh the subject OF Temper
apce, will be delivered by several Distinguish
ed speakers.
By order of the committee of Arrangements.
June 22, p. HI. DoNELAN, Sec'y.
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IT Presentation OF a Banner. A ba,

IP Presentation OF Banner A BAN
ner will be presented to Junior Association No. l.,
Uuted Brothers of Temperance, on the morning of
the 4h Of July, at "A o'clock precisely, from the
dwelling Of Mrs. Speaks, Massachusetts avenue, be-
tween 9th and 7th streets, North side All lovers
Of the cause and the public generally, respect
fully invited TO participate.
By order Of the Committee Of Arrangements
l.. d. WILLIAMS,
w. w. GRANT,
juy4 w. +. SPEAKS. =
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I5P The Members of Marion Division
No. Z, Sons of Temperance, are particularly re-
quested TO meet at the Hall on 10th street. on This
Morning, the 4th inst. at o'clock, to unite with
the members of Potomac Division No. s, of George.
town, in general procession and witness the pre-
sentation of banner from the Ladies of George
town to Potomac Division. Punctual attendance to
the hour is particularly requested.
uy4 A. R. LOCKE Marshal
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FOURTH OF JULY--EXTRA
TRlPS.---'rhe steamboat JOSEPH
Johnson will make the following trips on the
4th Of July
Leave Alexandria at 8, |, 3, and s o'clock.
Leave Washington at Q. ~. and 6 o'clock.
july 3-2t JOB CORSON. CAPTAIN.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let not be absorbed in the dongs OF others,
to forget what is going on at home.
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IT DR.. Houston, of New York, and
other advocates of the cause. will address the Tenn
perance meeting at the Medical College on Sunday
night, at o'clock. The Ladies are particularly
invited to attend. GEO. SAVAGE,
July A Pres't F. v. Il. A. S.
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nS Association No. 1, u. b. OF IT,.
meet in front Of their Hall on Saturday morning.
,he 4th inst, at halfpast o'clock Per order Z:
July 3 ]. L. HEssHAw, Rec. Sec.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE ATTENTION. !.

SONS OF TEMPERANCE ATTENTION.
I- The Grand and Subordinate Di-
visions Of this Order in Washington City are re-
questet to meet on SATURDAY MoRNINs, at z
o'clock, ~ AS early thereafter possible, at their
new Hail. corner of 18th street and Pennsylvania
Avenue, to unite in the celebration at Georgetown
The procession will leave the Hall at o'clock
precisely. full band Of music will be in attend
ance for the occasion.
BY order: q. X. OrFuTT, G. S.
c. w. BoTELER, Jr, Marshal
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" Central Presbyterian Church.---
In consequence Of the continued indispostion of
the pastor of this church. the Rev. Mr.. Mlburn,
chaplain to the House Of Representatives, may be
expected to preach in the Central Presbyterian
church, Grew. Mr.. Tustin's,) on Sabbath morning
next at i o'clock Service, also, in the afternoon
at o'clock The public is invited to attend
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DIED,

DIED,
On Thursday night, Capt. M. DOVE. His
funeral will take place from his late residence,
9th street, opposite the Marion Barracks, to-
morrow, at 2 O'Clock.
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o. There will be no paper issued from this
Office on Monday, owing to the fact that the
hands will not work on this day, being engaged
the celebration. The paper will be out on
Tuesday morning.
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T Preaching at the Capitol
Rev. Daniel Baker formerly of this city, will
preach in the Capitol on Sunday merning next, at
IL o'clock july
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, July /, >ls46.
HNHE Board of Trustees have declared din
- dend Of three per cent. for the last mont
which is now ready to be paid to the STOCKHOLDERS.
july 3-3t RID. SMITH, Cashier