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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our s~iumor. Correspondent.

BALrrnoRE March rs y. M.
appointment Of Maryland ssnasov.Natio~ai eo~vs~t'or
of inreatms.-Steamsr destroyed by frs.-OTee.-7A<
narks &c.
The vacancy accustomed in the United States Senate by
the resignation of the Hon Reverdy Johnson has been
promptly filed by the governor of Maryland In tho appoint
ment OF General Benz c. Howard of this city General
Howard is an osckoo democrat OF tho staunchsst chaao-
ter and will. presume, Immediately take his scat He
WIZ serve until is elected, which will doubtless
be In three weeks after the meeting the Congress-
as the Legislature meets the third Monday in December
next The legislature is however, be elected in tho
mean time but, with strong body of whg senators
holding over scarcely be anything but whig
The National Convention OF inventors now in session
this city, and is attended by delegates seven States
The object of the convention Is change tho
patent laws which will prevent inventors from being
constantly subject to piracies
despatch from New Orleans dated March 8, brings
account the de- by fire ofthe fine Convoy
Oh It's way from Memphis that city. Two of tho pas
sengers jumped overheard and drowned. and 1t is
thought that obers persisted in the flames There were
1900 bales of cotton destroyed on board
In the fourth district OF Massachusetts, on
Monday there again choice, though Paey 10 large
y ahead OF Thompson The fe-soil candidate for mayor
OF Worcester, Massachusetts. has been elected by MAORI
ty OF 500.
The President and cabinet have been invited TO At
grand ball, be given Holiday Theatre, to-
morrow evening, for the benefit of the poor
The of the various offices in this city IL mat
considerable speculation at present. For the more
offices the applicants seem to be unexpectedly
few or else they urging their claims privately and
quietly -
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market, this morning.
there activity In flour, with sales OF l0O barrels
Howard "a N for straight brands and SV barrels
mixed at 81 SlIhe market closing firm at first hgures
Sales of 200 City Mills at - S7A Rye Hour W Si-
Country corn meal 81 62i Sales considerable extent
of yellow corn and ahoat at b2 o. cents ana
white at AZ 4S cents; being advance ON both Oats
dull and plenty n % Whskey is selling slowly
at 23b cents in barrels, and 22A cents in hhds.
Naw York.
Treasury 6s held ut Ill, and new loan lz STERLING
exchange unsettled
Flour is quet sales OF 1000 bbls at IS 80 IS 6s for
common western and Gene soc southern $5 81 % a.
Wheat is quet-no sales reported. Sales Of 1000 busl-
els corn at 81 81 for Mixed and 81 " cents for yell
low Rye 81 cents.
Provisions are selling last quoted Country mess pork
$40 Sc $40 rs and prime W va; western hams Of
cents sales of lard in barrels " cents per pound
There is good inquiry for sugars and molasses' MO
coffee 81 cents sales Of rice at 81 Vt per pound
The cotton steady but not active sales OF 400
bales; prices unchanged.
Whiskey in bbs 23a cents per gallon
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THE UNION.

The second work from the Auburn press is the "Hsory
between the United States and Mexico, down
the ratification OF the treaty OF peace by John . Jen-
kins, author of The Generals OF the last with Great
Britain" Ii than 500 pages, and is embel-
iished by numerous engravings.
We have received two copies of Raphael Pages OF
the Book OF Life twenty, from the charming pen OF the
celebrated Limane Oae copy is from the bookstore OF
Mr. Shington, and the OF Mr. FarnLaIn both, how
ever, from the press OF the Harpers.
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LaOM Military DIctonary Ger
l. man, English, and French, volume Ioas.
Naval and Military Technical Dictionary OF the rrcncn
Language by Captain Burn, Royal artillery. vol
Outpost Duty, by Lieut. Col Won Aren'oh'dt ana Lieut.
Col Ponsonby, vol.
The Formation Discipline, and Economy OF Armies, by
X. Jackson, Inspector General 1 vol. .
The Queens Regulations and Orders for the Army,
volume. =. :,
nam Judge Advocate General, volume
Aide Menaoire the Military Sciences. third volume,
lS48
Just i'm ported from London direct, by
FRANCK TAYLOR.
On hand, variety Of works English, American, and
French, all branches Of military SCIENCE which ad-
lions constantly being made
Mari
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
cK-A THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ington above place every Thursday Mt
O'Clock IN. returning will leave Norfolk every Friday
at o'clock p touching at Conc river going ana ro-
turning. Passage and fare IS.
Baltimore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every sunday at
o'clock returning, leaves Baltimore every Iuesday
at O'Clock D. m stopping going and returning at Cone
river Va Leonardtown, Md, and st. Mary's river Md,
and at the intermediate landings on the Potonac Tor sig
nails land ..,uc,rc.,
Mar S-dlweodtf JAMES Ml1OuCLC'
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Paying Ten dollars for a carriage for two persons
to attend the ball. and three dollars fortwo visits on
the avenue, is dsgaceful to the city of Washington
and to be abusedin the bargain will not submit TO it
and when I get home, nv own press shall express
strongly my objection to this species Of robbery.
BROTHER EDITOR
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r1ARUSps Saloon.--Grand Farewell COncsrt.-Mr.
DSTIN and his three have the honor to announce
that they will give their last concert this evening" Ihars
change of pieces from the admired operas on their
splendid silver sax horns and ubas Vocal performers
Miss Moriat OConnor Miss Louisa Distin and Messrs T.
and w Distjp Piano fortc Mr. John Willy.
Doors open at past performances to commence ats
ocock Tickets OF admission 81 Family ticket, to admit
three persons, 81.
~ Mondau next Mars
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NEW YORK In si,ces-Being the sketches eppearinp
~ originally New York Tribune, collected into
cents +. TAYLOR.
Mar
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JWUND, at tho Fifth Assembly, Friday evening
last, gold bracelet, which the owner obtain on
applying at this office.
Mar 6-3t
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Lives insured,
MORRIS ROBINSON. Prcsid

Lives insured, l3i
NORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAML. HANNAY, Secretary.
Charles De Selding, No. H. Todds Buildings Pennsy-
vania avenues agent; W. Johnston, M d., opposite city
Post Office, 7th street, physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of tho principles and operations
of the company he obtained on application at tn"
agents office.
Mar 8
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JAMES MITCHELL.

r1EBRUARY Report Of the Mutual Life Insurance
n Company of New York. Office No. Us Wall street.
This institution, during the month OF February Issued
one hundred and thirY-one new policies, VIZ:
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DIED,

Yesterday III CITY, OF eryspeas, Col W. ROblNsON,a
Pension Office in the 45th year Of his age
friends and acquaintance respectfully invited TO attend
funeral Thursday afternoon from his late residence on h
Immediately Office at o'clock
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United States Senate.

The Senate Of the Thrty-frst Congress, which com
Denced its session Monday, is composed ioliows
observation-disclosures FILLMORE.
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OsT the day Of Inauguration, at the Capasoi, IN
IL going OF the Senate Chamber, fur iippet' Drown
The ends The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same
at General Totten's, Gadsby's Row.
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Adelphi Theatre.

Messrs. g. F. BROWNE and II. F. NICHOLS, Propretors
Mr. ]. b. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
On Thursday March 8, will be performed tho new
drama Of
MADELAINE
Bertrand III. n II!nS
Madelaine Mls. rsioho'''
To conclude with the buretta OF
LIFE IN THE CLOUDS.
r,ua Mr.. Williams
10, Mrs. Hautonvio.
Private boxes cents; dress circle and parqueHe, ~
cents; gallery, Is cents.
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NEW FIRM.-The subscribers have this day associated
N them selves in business under the firm Of Clage u
nodson ID. CLAGETT,
JAMES B DODSON.
The believing that store for the purpose OF
supplying inhabitants OF Washington and surrounding
country with general assortment Of furniture dry goods.
woud respectfully inform them that future they will keep
on the second floor of old stand OF d. Cagett Co
general of all kinds OF house furnishing dr
Curtain materials kinds table and bed linen and towel
ling together with many other articles embraced IN inc
above class which have yet been offered for sale
here.
From the long experience in the buying and selling and
the knowledge Of the of this community, we hope
that by business and to the wants OF their
they will merit continuance Of that patronage
which has literally followed the late firm OF D. Cas1ts
" Co. a~x
CLAGETT 81 DODSON,
Second floor of the old stand,
Corner of Penn avenue and 9th street
Mar S-eOst
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Total number of members 90
Those marked with a = are wings; thus barnburners
Free soilers.
Those whose names in italics. are new members.
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MONDAY, March ., IS4V.
John S. Hager esq, of New Jersey, admitted an
attorney and counsellor of this court.
MIR Chief Justice fancy announced TO the bar that thu
court would adjourn the term next Thursday week. the
18th instant.
Adjourned till tomorrow, IL o'clock.
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The snsrking and Dslsctabls Assistant Secretary
the Treasury.

snirking and DslsctsbIe Assistant Secretary Of
ths Treasury.
Charles Penrose snugly ensconced in Office OF three
thousand dollars year. is marvellous proper He
commenced his political career a rampant democrat and
jackson man, and followed the man Of iron nerve in
his successful assaults upon the Bank OF the United
States After thai institution failed to obtain recharter
from Congress- applied 10 the Legislature OF Pennsyva
MIA for charter under the guise OF State institution
aug e %nei o. IT, nssso Psnso.s sbo o
that time was candidate for the State Senate. He
mounted the stump, and nveghed Justify against the
so s p1a wss
appearing under the garb OF State institution, to asen
is angs upon the prosperity and liberties OF the people
democracy ihro,lng the monster and crushing him
he peered his head into the Legislative halls
but 10, and bchod as the bank knocked al the
door. penrose was among the FIRST TO admit r. pa, il
to ruin and crush its thousands When he returned the
people 10 give an account OF his Stewardship they hre
lied him, he promsedto do the bank, and kicked him
His next appearance in public was among the wings,
in the Legislature at Harrisburg in 1887. During the
buck shot war when Speaker Of the Senate ne
Of the people, by rejecting from the legislature the demo.
cratic members from Philadelphia county but il turned
out to be farce and Penrose ended the play by desert
ing the Speakers chair, and jumping out OF the back
window-with no other damage TO his carcass however.
bat a rent in the seat OF his inexpressibles
His next appearance was at ihs Wing Convention at
Chambersburg, in July, 1880. When resolution was
offered in that body declaring that Henry Clay was the
choice OF that convention Tor the next President Pen.
rose sprung TO his feet and offered TO substitute the
of William Henry Harrison. His proposition was voted
down. He took up his hat and walked out OF the con-
venion, followed by few Of his clique. For this act
and his aposacy from the democratic party, he
warded by General Harrison with the Office of Solicitor
OF the Treasury Alter the death Of General Harrison
with John Tyler he turned Tyler man. and served ou
| his term with him.
| His last and doubtless final appearance is in Wash
ngton Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury equally "a
the surprise OF wings and democrats when there
many more able and reliable 10 be found in the whp
ranks who could worlhily fill the post and nctwth
standing he has been given TO understand that his sp
ponimen unpopular and that his resignation would
be acceptable yet his love Of country is great TO per
NIT him to resign his post Il is pity that his appoint
cannot pass the ordeal OF the United States Senate
next winter. in COkNEh.
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Tus ABDUCTION cAssTHE DKcIsIos.-The trial OF the
Spanish consul aud his accompces in the abduction OF
Juan francisco Garcia Rcy, terminate yesterday In the
prompt and unhssiatng comnlta OF the accused Carlos
de Espana, consul of Spain. sent before the United
States district court; and the othets Lorenie, Marie, Eagle
and Captain Mcdonnell, committed Tor trial by tbs
first district OF New Orleans This Is tho iodgnen,
OF emncnty entitled the respect and confidence
ofthe public-a composed OF magistrate who has
discharged the duties OF justice Of the peace for twenty
years In this community the satisfaction OF the people
and OF Distinguish member of the bar, who has filled
fjr long ti,ne the Office Of commissioner Of the United
Staies-N. o. Dsifa, Asgnf 10.
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odds and Ends, Renansnts, stc.--CLAGETT 4 DODsON
respectfully In washington and
vicinity, ai intending make undy improvements and sitsrs
their preparatory the reception o. the most ex
house furnishing
been or sale this city, they will dispose q
consif
enb below me original cost consisting par Of saxony Wilton
Three TwIed and plain Venetian Capctngs
Mating OF widths Those having halls
rooms other parts Of er houses 70 which hey would add
GOOD win be disposed o. at an immense sacrifice Also REMNANTS
lounges chairs dvans, Toaeshc win variety Of oshc useful
things, al Of which viii be disposed Of NJ shove.
July 25--ffaw2wWks
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August 2, 1919.
DOR The information Of aman under The third section Of The
he accounts q public ose and others who may have
% % . sm sss scSs us s
pared In accordance with The The regulations issued
anneIed Each case be prepared separately ali Others,
and b accompanied By written statement The cases
presented he decision win be final Claimants there
@ w S pre- s bsn
the psyoa % a sas can Withdraw em and
80 '''' 80 ''''-'4 W. M. MEREDITH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
R.rsa,i.. g gsy. s s.s%.e,'s. and s4s.s. q .lsi.
.s, ., s sss % s ss"e. e gsy"ss e. penal
%. i.sd section q i az el cens.s q lss y ksrs.
lss Untitled @sn act provide for s s-sn, q s ssssr.i.
from military contributions, othrvf's, IN Msreo."
The third section q The act referred % provides as ow 2 VI,
collected Il ssHiso or s leao1 q penalties i"sss on s
y sn s. s he $ ). s
% s's
money In The Treasury raised om conbutoas suh sum. m may
sesSno"s ss.s n Or psnai,es"
Claims thar be entertained BY the Department under This sec
' f ros the sssdlss collected n
psssas q he uSiisd suites bearing ds he March,
Saes q nc Ii June s.s Iay On and ist Sovemss s
Under foregoing head q en take place
,sssass. i.sss :. i@ss:sl !.
remission and rssssas st@sssy. es.,,s
received for penalties, forinrc and conh aons on me
MAT ne collection was @ ~ s m ssS ~.
Presidents regulations aforessid.
Under this head embraced the following, vizi
is Penalties imposed OF vessels under the m
cle Of the General Regulations OF Dist march, is pr want Of
manfcsss Of carroes, therein prescribed.
I'd CONVERSATIONS oetues OF articles couaband Of ana
prohibited, enumerated in the A article Of The RsEa
"a Goods cou.caed being landed attempted landed
l gsss q ss s
st Penalties foetucs considerations for specified
the 18th article Of the Regulations.
Claims presented rndne Of The duties paid
goods Mexico aers attached the military forces
provisions Of the ID section Of the referred TO- The duties In c
been enacted OF The regulations and no
improperly levied imposed AZ contemplated by said section
Claims Of due portions OF the duties eractcd An
on the ground exemption change directed be ade IN IN
Of arce BY regulations prescribed BY o Pres
promulgated such port subsequent said etactions
entertained IN where shan be ssuhctcrii
shown that the military or other ocer collecting he duties was
sppted ofsuch modification Of the Regulation
time said duties levied or mpedj OH IN Gases
Secretary o the Treasury Of me %
November s, approved by me Presdens order 81 me ."
All claims Tor relief under this law presented writing
setting forth The Of the conihauon
ment, penalty for which remirion o. return m auy ~ %
where when combination, W
was imposed, paid The sppcsuon 70 se senso
me oath o. claimant n s.s NAV he
under only be paid 20 e extent o ms money IN
rfeasuU raised from COMMUNICATIONS m MrnFpgsy
i rss..vsr prpAsrrrrr. June %, 1879
i
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CSeLrsn BOOKS at half price, 20 close . eon.ign.

Curans Speeches, vol large -portrait-s q co.
Wafcrfon Cycoprdin of Commerce. Finance Law,
Sc, edited By McCuiloch; vol large octave, 81 Is
STRUTS Sports and Paztmcs volume, octave, 40 snga-
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Prices History of Msipmnsdas Empires volumes, quaro,
poas Deonspi ya, large qHarso, g. published
And other oc Ene. editions staple value at prices
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ser's hands in few days. fkANCk TAYLOR
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UOTTCEThe subscriber inform citizens and
public generally that he has Just employed wcrkmen from Eu
rope and rom the northern Cities Of known skill and experience,
which, together w his knowledge and prrcce In the bur
for thirty yeaf enables him 20 with condolences inst ns u
hc superior and cheaper nn other eshlhne hncxn @
section Of tho country His espscfAy
requested 70 leave their orders win .------.
Penn avenue, between On and ION streets
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THE DespY DErALcArrox--- the United States court.
before Judge Kane yesterday, Nathaniel DENLY the late
navy agent al MarseIes, confessed judgment for the
making total OF Sl5s444 or The district attorney has
taken out against him pursuant 70 Instructions
and In the mean lime he remains In custody The health
OF Mr. DENLY Is much impaired, and be has been unable
TO appear in court or leave his bed We hope 10 see jus
toe tempered By mercy 10 this case--PhIa. Sun.
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CARD.
Aug. aa-iaw4w

TUE underned late of The Pension Office, having Cor the
employed
occ particularly revolutionary and consequently
Peronced deals thereof os hs services public
In the prosecution against general government lie
other business connected win the
All business conided promptly attended 20 and
hilhfuly executed ALI letters must be post paid
wAsmsaros cfrr, ID. c., August o. 1913
Aug. I2--lmcod
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NATURALIZATION. Notlee.

ETTERs of administration having granted me undersigned,
II By the orphans court Of the District q Columbia, on the estate
Thomas Johnston, deceascd he hereby notifies a
holding present due
ted within time required BY they win barred
THOMAS j. JOHNSTON, Jr.,
Administrator
Aug. 23-law4w Intel h Republic.
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ruurrsr DICTIONARY, In ceehfn-ch1nsss, Engiish
u French, and Latin, svo'si r'bished ssssmgsre IN
Auel5 fktnSh f~t
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DRoUT,s PRINTING INK.--R. FARNHAM, sssnl for
PROFITS Printing Ink for msnufscufeft prices
and New. Ink, nom 20 q per pound IN
kegs, and csnisters, Aug al-Nm
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dnun<y asd Cfens<for al Lep,
[IhVfNc rcsvcd 20 the BE-
~ tween ~ and th Streets he win coniinuc In IN
Courts o. The District and claims before Congress-
1 Aax l2--cod2m
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EDITORS Correspondence.


i . M
BALrrxoRr August "a n M
The erpeeted Syeama -C.ba Isvasiox M shI-
era az ss-Oavd from Lsscs Burhssa~ 80 -Nufio~aI
Conveattou Of Invs~fors = n1arksfs e. go
The s,sam., ,...d. ,v.s snnounce vese,.v :. h.v,,
arrived Z, u.,,s~ ~, ,hs G.s h.,,vs-n Z, I.h ~
Boston soon aas,,vs u. ~. Ont az o,asr ~, shir ~.
since been received Gror. her -
The Cuba iny.sIon no,-cs 4. .xc,,,. ,,sh ....o., an
New York and A /. a,so sid go !. .-, 4; ri .,..J
In his civ m Nav Va 49, .s.s. =. ~ h. - -
hundred each have en,osJ ,s, 49,, 800. ,,,,
ry divisions Ie,ter % ,ha pa,,.d.sh,. ~. 49,
"On Monday eyeniug, = la,ys ~ - - 49, 49, -.
la Fayelte Hail. when the nessins 49, ss,i~i - ;e,
by Colonel Carr Large numbers enrolled shcir names On
me promise OF seven dollars month"; and thousand
@ snu y 'ne Msa Sa'nrday hs appointed 9s
Is unkno@n il is given out a. rod SoSs me ~
The true destination Of this expedition hosve s "a -
be Cuba Many OF he persons enrolled said 10 have
been volunteers In he late war Win Mexico and srs
wae awsks ~ q sne ~ snssIprise they
take remains 10 be seen 80 '''f' ues WI
Letters have been rsoeved from M csv q N.v,ro.
IN which he declines psssing throuv Nav yo,t ph,,'
adephis and Baltimore On hs homewryi rooss on ~
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From the National Inielligcnecr
Health Reports
OPFIcE or THE BoAnp or HEALTH,
rr No.t.,..,... A,.~.,ot NJ foxa

tst From the National Intellgcncer.
Health Reports
0PFIcE OF THE BoARp or HEALTH,
Washington. August 81, is49.
+ SrR have TO advise You that since the 81 instant
the following of cholera asphyxia have been
ported to this board, viz:
White males, recovered adults.
Colored male, died l adult.
White females recovered 2chdren
White female, died adult.
Total
The above is sent you in consequence of the many
which exist in relation TO the prevalence OF cholera
in city. These tho only which have been
reported to the Board OF Health within the time specified
and other have reason TO believe, has occurred
Al this lime the city s unusually heahy far less dis
position cholera exists than there did two weeks
ago few scattered cases OF simple Intermittent fever
and mild form OF dysentery constitute the principal
diseases at this time. - ~
am, very respectfully, your obelient servant
'rHOS. MILLER, M. d., President
w. w. SEAToS, esq. Mayor
THE above cases, or most OF them, occurred, we be
eve, at the amshouse, situated the Anacosta river
about mile from any settled portion OF the ctyNdt
Init
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In frince (eorues county.--Dfnner 81 Tee PartY-~
The corner Stone Csshoc Church win y sn On IssI
herandrs Ferry, on ne nsrisoros}s sees - -
from Wssineson. Rev. Archblnhop o. b1...os
pccted 10 oacsc BY reverend cIsmen q
and sermon preached by fe Rev. John y d,onesn,
ents win he erected on ground, dinner servs4 -
occasion. There party in he evening" ava ssne 49,
A liberal pnbic ~ repecuout sHs.sa ~
I,etet NAV be had Addson AACockee a. ~ Navy xd
Bridre g. Blackjack, Alexandria, and on ne n~
Aug ai-a . tl.,4 ~. IA. W 4. N. N n &, !.