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Prosper M. we,mere-The Defalcai,on.


WASHINGTON, Jan. s, lS's
81 was sorry TO see some Ol your Wins
editors 50 ready "a volunteer IN defence Of 7 NJ
Wetmore should think they had had had oxPe-
senee enough ~ the delinquency Of Loco Foo
disoorsinS agents net ~ be the first IN attempts
10 screen the guilty Wetmors's deialcaton
viii be very large, and ii mistake moi, i, viii
be found that it has been coing ON some ume
During Mr.. W slkers administration Of the lreasu
~ the amount IN HIS hands At different tunes was
enormous Wetnore has been sort Of r-,segs OF
Governor Marry and II was has influence mainh
that prscured him Office. and has kept ham ia pscc
"When VIII the test tr responsible places be
ia he hcnest--is he capable \ wonsiru0s ehSnge
has come over the Democracy IN relStSoa 10 Il J
Walker few months Sgo he WAS the Idol Ct the
party, and although many u his Southern h1cnds
never REGARDED Mm IS y safe man Il WAS quite The
fashion 10 land his administration OF 'Ae Treasury
Department he was, as you are AVIAN, the
father Of the WarchoGsing systenl-the nsst use
less sppendage % the CommeNce oi this country
that was ever devised. aud one that viii prove an
increasing tax upon the Treasury. Inc sooner X
abandoned the better. and II Government can by
the sacrifice Of bali million of dollars effect cuIsl
promise Of Mr. Walkers leases u l2. l& and 10
years by which some Of your citizens have provid
cd for themselves comfortable estates, II Will be
money saved 70 the nation.
Mr. Nerediths statement IN relation to the opera
ton Of this system together with some other late
developments have taken the Looos all abacs.'
Mn, MttIsR-THE CAsr SsrrLrD.-The fate
oftAs lsdy which has excited much saeaos and
ksnsd 20 much sympathy md has ecea surrounded with -
many suspicious length 10 be dsyoed o. lis mystery
saying that he s,nnx wNess oi ne Ma
vurs never rolled ovrf the form 81 The missing Mrs Miller
Happy woad have been for her accident hsc piaagea
Der eenesh tA~f giant scod-hep her memory woud have
been fragrant and grateful iE The heart, q her tsnds eai
he more dresdfnl gulf into which sAe has allee vi,
uhroad hez psuse with infasny and her ends with griet
MA Miller has eepsa with Mr. Baker OF WINCHESTER and
he fact hss becn known here or GONE ave weeks bot With
beh from motives Of d~hczcy the friends longer
neeessay 10 keep bach the lalornsou The proof ga
IheEtng tes shek 70 10 loasst dosesed Bah Argus
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10.

.,.,x-r,,rs car noses Of re so'en.ee' o. ~ We
ss',a, e 80 Hon wrriAS Nlt'os Of m,
or speaSeI. .o,,e on important business o1i
s'ele A w, w..ssngton psirsd or VIII NJ sead'n,
or the LoooFooo sde H' s'ssa'e e's''s
a,d 90 ss~et the result
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HAHVENANN Ac.1EHy ~ MEDICINE a are
s-eu-a --er1e1 q. fa ge Ct,Pe. ss. evening 81, sar r.
is-s--l, Address % tie 2-escer ,. rs -,-c- J'sN
GR,Y. ND NJ have amp 81. l-, rias'sr-- eN-9-
so q re- r-cr les -ros which ,t, i..-aol -
% b.. " .-- compelled = teis- 81 CT Ess-z. L-i-
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- W invite iLe st;euuon " capitalist. % ds els
si,e Referee safe without reserve. ~ ANfs0sT
biLsDsfp, hds ia 20 u OclJcs a. The Merchants ~
change ofttc following saua5e properly w lhogss"
is On dc corner Of Bower and HOus.0l-st Sb0us.s -
ios On DE Bowey, hous- aIJ 9i 90 th> corner 4 hS
TN and Elizabeth - .Osss. and ots HoIsions
Joining the ssi named he iUr story trek store and %
he conner VI Beaver and William 80 ne houses Nj .
~ - aud y Jamfss the house snd lot "a Norh.Hh--S
IT. a. he iurcnsn Win Chatnsm-st sad TIC houses al -
~. - AMI q Cis.bsm-st Tue nte 70 the whoie q y
shove properly nJispu'sble sad he term. Of sale VII "
a5.fs!. zeal
MERCANTILE LfastRY ASsOCATION-T4e AlAiai "
uoa ~ Omcers Of Association w bs he.ds ne foI
Clinton Hal On T4esiay, iAL net Pols MI u "
tom 4. N. u.isPM by order
DO 81. Ioh lllL l5h / Z TOuRNIys, Bee -
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MERCANTILE LiBRASY AssccnTIoS.-Tce rnenll srs VIE
N favor OF he Regularly nominated Ticket ard y
rosed the Entire transfer Of the Beard ofD5scuoh
experienced hands invited 81 he Second Wgt
Hotel fhrrsday Evening 9th inst y O'Clock ssei
nc origin sul g; he present opposition moyenef
viii 10 cVpcso,l .a
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

CALL-Rsv A Enenaort Pastor Of TIE Rsformes
Dutch csarch on wsstiagtoasEenGe, has tssn called
lie pulpit Z SsvbGrgh vacated b. he removal Of Rev
3. Vac Lsrdi 10 Pe.snbssga Va
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MERCANTILE LIssARY AssoCiATICS The msmbsr vio
s-a in fvof u i.e Regularly N0mEaicd T.c.sg a.t y
posed 90 lie ruhse rar,.cr Of ne Board Of Dsec4o1ns
experienced persons. aone u whom have seTsIs sfss
yes ss eved e. meet At tho seocli Wsrd hogse gr '
CGhuIsaayj evening .oih inst 81 :. ocock IGo-s azn
ieis Who resolved that elections sAai b. he us
resi- ofice ceilings OF he Dcnlcg, and asi D, psnx1
,.,fersLc-s shall - allowed no weigh oppos.oa " b
Interests he Library Invited 20 be- gTcseu5 sie
ibe elaine of tle fssaar nominations va. be- dlsoased ~
,Le motives 1; 10 pfeser. opposition f..Ey stated
PIP. DURANGO Chairman, s.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Nj kAtfAAN OF TrAa.. V.sA-j hy ulsnmous consent
that message he liable from the fr,der b. ard b.
fore the huLse Otfecuul was mAlc
TIE House ffeL proceeded tl b4-lo. Tor .rfs
Mr. WILLIAMS II Tenn. withdrew ne 20 n
Campbell lie regular WIZ Candidate
Tie hcuss then voicc trrv tunes ~iil .ls "a owing
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ARRIVAL or TIE UNICORN At PiAiMi'
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OVERLANO EMi0RANTS
IN THE SNOW OF THE MOUNTAINS
The Rainy season Set In.
NO PROVISIONS AMONG TIE MINERS

ROADS TO TIE MINES ImPAssIsLe
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vrrrrANssrRGg ITEMS.

- 4 series O, small isw SUITS have been some
,e n rros-ess Il lie sus- s!ts vtiage Whsn'saTSh
sex-veec M L WOOD AID the wlasnseurgh are Eeca'
.sv Fsrrv Co Nj wood hss foundry IN Williamsburg
a. sv.rehouse e NsvYsrk. rear Peck-sr s. g aa'
c..:o- 70 pass over re ferry frequently WITH 'sfs snd
ss other. ,irnsry s:rssiea. Las beer e aas ct Pus
,hsns corangs1Su aesss for rs car &c lef -'s
49,. - 49,. s,- = -srt benz q cs1.s I, GgpeU.
- NJ " OWES piece q. 81 isr 80 7efy - 80
~ lie r-sulses u TX Ferry CO TIE Company cad "a
49, lr.- d.. a. s-nl-sI ase Ms prove ~ a. "
W. .s--al herr r1s Gsls. whsris-e. v ach hey C.
r-.-s 10 a. . .ou Mr. " sle1 sfi r,-crr-si -, e
-cslf q Zee Ccmps-r n't or4r rri-se ~ - ~
49, rr~ ~ ia e.sr~ l,it refuse o. nssS -
on BE Do lots. UrniA-c~F 81 Gus esq
a. IN l..s G. 5r-c cd a. -cf--s ue cait fA'>e- ~.
sroFaer 'srr so -r--g 80 - Z eSalsh
.lr -susgt She Icr.rsrv s1ir< taa 81. 49,
sl.4.l prove La 10 plr.,vo ,Ae .irGcs rcAS .li r
rair -sr-. ;1sI s1lcs srrfar.ice .e
ss1ra : r--fle- IRA, aave been al sEce pfSfcasi
1t0- -e.l rs, 81 f.le ,cll gTr -a.-ccAs- - ASH .sE
Il. 80 Ll- ce--- ..He res -tI IS. ..c C-fcraE
s-a ave tea- armed - -- Co.r' 'or -erts'c~.
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OREGON NOT ARRIVED At san FRAAClSJV
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issrAtrArI>N Re- D X Ltr W.. De iEs,sl. e.
- -s.,.er 81 - y-.ve-st Is S>ev rsz1sesrFA
III, tslrs o. ct-r~n r.. .lH c-rreT F-i..N az
81 b. - - 81 Mess-s Casrr fay Es'cl- I.tyer
"a -.r..s gv. .ase Vari tr .ht eNcrc.,~s
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- PRoy 7. WARSER, who has been en-
ered By SICKNESS or q nOua pas . ~ far restored %
hsh "a ~ abe Hs b1siLs.a Az y N be hap-
~ ~ see - irends 40 pupils Al hs as Broad say
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BY TELEGRAPH EXCLUSIVELY TO THE TRIBUNE

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
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- New Subscribers cu1 ho supplied wih Mokkn
Nuti,a Ho'f' JoIR.ti. Doom fenuer. o.. isa inms.
t.-', my hcar.r heuaf~ O'fcc tC7 Enlran.st
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~ Dr. WIErNo gives one q the lectures Of
A regular coo re III. evening a. g,seessT Bgfdas WIRE
those who wi.h - good s-a, shogH so eariy
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GuelsrNls AID Ntw is'Gb OItt,.-A choice ss.ol,.
u,ui ~ tc.lli sl,.- of lesve,r. adapted or Osrvt.
-eot.fe Miniature t5s ,se o. HRtD,s ~ eri o. ..ai.
VIZ .----.L II tnll.n y
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chase, and the Ecole Militaire were kept ready TO
mount on horseback; whilst the infantry, chas-
seurs de Vincennes, and gendarmerie mobile, were
stationed in the temporary barracks Of the Place
des lnyalides, at the Ecole Militaire, in the new
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, in the barracks of the
Rue de Lille, and OF the Rue Neuve du Luxem-
bourg. Around the Assembly numerous police
agents and sergens -de-ve were stationed. The
crowd began 10 assemble at eleven O'Clock, and in
creased during the day. Two companies of the
10Th regiment had 10 interfere to prev the circu
ation from being interrupted; but, though consid-
cradle agitation perceptible, there were no
cries and no acts Of violence. In the of the
day General Changarnier had conference with
the President of the Republic. and several other
generals were also summoned to the Elysee."
After some speeches, the immediate consideration
of the bill decided by 46l ayes TO 239 noes and
yesterday evening the discussion of its general
character was closed. This day the several provi-
sions will be debated. Hitherto both sides have
been less Incorporate than was expected; but the
tag is TO come in the approach TO the final vote.
Few material amendments are likely TO prevail.
The majority seem bent on Uigor, within beyond
the constitution. Petitions against the bill, from
the provinces, multiply. General Cavaignac, Vic
tor Hugo, and the new Socialist member, de Fotte,
the transported, have spoken in oppositon;
Montalembert delivered admirable piece of rhe-
toric yesterday in support Of the bill. You shall
learn from me something of the episodes and inter
cludes, and the probable commissions of the House,
soon as the struggle is ended. The sequel is Of
dismal portent.
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the measures To be enacted, constitute the gisi
Of the subject" that sit is the bills alone
which go upon the statute book, and constitute
the law of the land;" and that the wisdom and
constitutionality Of the measures embraced in
the bills present "the sole consideration phich
,oiN operate upon the decisions Of Congress
aud the mass Of the people" BY the Union's
own showing, therefore, its assertion, ON the
18th of May, that ''the system of compromise
proposed by the Committee of Thirteen EN-
braced ''the recognition of the establishment Of
four States along with Texas, in the spirit OF
The annexation resolutions" is an impudenl
Justification, intended To misead the South
and, as we have reason To believe, has already
had that effect 10 a very considerable ex-
tent. We call upon the Union, therefore,
To ''take a step backwards" and correct this
Justification of 8 the Compromise" in point
which one section of the Union regards as OF
great importance To its interests. While en-
gagged in the correction, the Union will see the
necessity of clearly explaining To its readers
what il understands the Compromise plan TO be,
about which it has poured forth such torrent
Of words for the last few weeks. 1t is time, we
think, that il and its readers should come TO a
clear understanding ON that point.
The Uniol's classification Of the opponents
OF the Compromise, we may have occasion TO
notice at another time
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FaoM THE BRITisH PRowSoEs.-By Favor's ex-
press have papers from ST. John, N b., Hall
fax, and other places The New Brunswick House
of Assembly has been dissolved, by proclamation OF
the lieutenant governor. and a new election for
members ordered for the 18th ofJuly.
On account Of some laws against party process
sions, passed by the last Assembly, the Orangemen
are said TO have nominated candidates in several
districts. The papers in favor of reciprocal treaty
with the United States calling the friends OF
that measure TO unite upon candidates who are
known 10 be favorable to such advancements OF
trade interests.
A meeting of the N. b. Colonial Association was
held on the Sd instant, in St. John, and a report
accepted from the management committee recon-
mending the selection Of such Representatives To
the General Assembly will introduce address
to the sovereign urging the adoption Of measures
calculated 10 insure reciprocity with the United
States, privileges Of trade, retrenchmcnt Of public
expenditure, elective Legislative council, &c.
The elections take place in few days, and the As
sembly continues for four years
A pleasure party from st. John advertised to
leave on the 9th (to-day) in the steamer Commo-
dore, to Portland, and from thence in the cars TO
Boston, 10 attend the temperance celebration to be
held here ON the llth.-Boston Post, June 6.
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OF FICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHINGToN, June 7, 1851

WAsHINGToN, June 7, 1850.
Information has been received at this Depart
ment that blank passports, purporting to be issued
by the Department, have been forged and sold al
genuine. Also that some persons in the city Of New
York have been engaged in sending forged certih-
Gates to the Department of State, in order to pro-
passports. Notice is hereby given that no blank
passports are ever permitted to go out of the De-
partment, and il is hoped that the of any per-
son engaged in the business of filling up blank
passports forging certificates to impose upon the
Department, may be reported to the Secretary OF
State. No charge is allowed by law for passport,
from the State Department, and no person is per
mitted to sell them.
By order of the Secretary of State:
W. c. REDDALL,
PASSPORT Clerk
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MOORE'S UNION HOUSE,

THIS establishment, on c street. between ~ and
Il 9th streets, nearly north of the National, and
recently known AZ the EXCHANGE HOTEL -
has been thoroughly reftted improved, and fur
nishcd anew and will be opened for the reception
OF company ON Monday next, 10th instant, by the
subscriber, late of the ''Croton Hotel" New York
city.
by attention to the comfort Of his guests in the
liberal and well ordered supplies of the table, in the
neatness and ventilation Of the rooms nd the pu-
rity of the beds he hopes TO render his House ac-
ceptable to the travelling community, and desir-
able home for such as seek a longer soourn in the
National Metropolis He respectfully solicits, and
aims 10 dese' De, share of the public patronage.
June S-eodtI JOHN l.. MOORE
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IuHE MERCY SIC IT Thoughts Suggested
Il by the Lords Prayer, by Gardiner Spring,
ID. d.
The Attraction of the CrOss designed 10 illus
tratc the leading Truths and Hopes OF Christianity,
by G.. Spring, ID. ID.
Facts and Evidences ON the Subject and Mode Of
Christian Baptism, by c. Taylor.
NIontaigne, The Endless Study, and other Mis-.
ccllanies, by Alexander Ninet, vol
The Wheat Sheaf, Gathered from own Fields,
by r. c. Woodwork and +. 5. Arthur, for sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURl,
June BOOKSELLERS, near 9th II.
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Hin dence for sale, containing one hundred and
sixty acres, half in fine timber and well watcred;
a fine two stoty house, ~ by 20 feet with every
convenience, eight miles from Washington city.
fine barn with stone basement, complete for
stock, &c. For particulars inquire of Mr.. JERE-
MIAH ORME, Georgetown, and Messrs Middle
ton n Beall, Washington city, ID. &.
Possession given Immediately, and bargain Tor
cash. May 29-2awiws
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UNION LINE OF OMNIBUsEs BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.

ON and after Thursday, June 9th. 1850, the pro
" prietors Of the Union Line OF omnibuses will
commence running Night Linz by the following
schedule:
Leave High street, Georgetown, at u, ;, -, 9,
g., 10, IOl.
Leave The Capitol Gate, Washington, S. 7'
-, %, l0,, l0s, M.
Fare, ten cents.
Thankful for the liberal patronage which has a.
teHded the establishment Of the Union Lsas -hsy
still hope by strict attention 20 the . ~ ihe
community, 10 merit and receive their pat one .cr
June div
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GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION AT ODD
FELLOWS HALL.

Lewis, bartholomew a. Co.'s
HISTORICAL MOVING DIORAMAs,
The Battle Of Bunker Hill Burning of
Chdrfestoicn, Sc.
'hE PRoPRlEfORs respectfully inform the
L public that the above celebrated Dioramas
will open next
MONDAY EVENING, June 3d.
period.
The igures are very different from those of any
other exhibition extant, being carved in perfect
symmetry, dressed in their respective costumes.
and, by beautiful combination of machinery are
made to initiate, with wonderful accuracy, the
movements of animated nature.
The exhibition will close each evening with a
scene of unrivalled splendor, called
THE FAIRY LAND.
Tickets % cents, without Distinction of age
Doors open at half past 7-commence mt a quar-
ter past o'clock May 30-diw
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STRAWBERRY, ICE CREAM, AND FLO
RAJ FESTIVAL.

ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,
" Q3th, 18th, and 18th of June,) the Sunday
School of Christ's church. (Episcopal,) east of the
Capitol and near the Navy Yard, Washing ton city,
will hold Strawberry, Ice Cream, and Floral Fss-
fiDdi. During the last eighteen months very laud
able and vigorous efforts have been made by the
vesry and congregation OF this parish to improve
and enlarge their old and venerable house of wor-
ship; and this generous and voluntary effort of the
members OF the Sunday School is for the purpose of
aiding in fitting up the interior Of the church, and
adding vestry room
The public generally are invited 10 participate in
this Festival which will be held in the spacious
room of the Anacosta Engine Company near the
Navy Yard.
Doors open from to 10 O'clock, pm.
June S,I3,l4&l5
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ScoREssY's FRANKLIN EXPEDITION

~ l VOi.s London, 1901.
Nicholas Architecture of the Heavens new and
enlarged edition; London, 1850.
Lady's Album of Fancy Work; vol; London
1850
introductory Lectures delivered at Queens Col
lege, London; VOL; London, 1919
Chemistry no Mystery, by Doctor Scoffern;
vol; London, 1850.
Casualties Ahoat, with practical suggestions, by
Lieutenant knyaston, Royal Navy; vol; London,
IS49.
Barry Cornwas English Songs; l vol. Minis
ture edition.
Cravens Young Sportsmans' Manual; vol; Lon
don, 1919
Dixon's Ornamental and Domestic Poultry;
vol; London, 1850.
Just imported from London direct, by
June FRANCK TAYLOR.
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AND ALEXANDRIA BOATS.

he Tf<ossA THE really safe and commodious
t40 ~ boats, PHHNIX and J. JOHN
SON, in connexion with a line
Of Omnibuses in Washington,
will, until further notice, depart at the following
hours:
Leave Alexandria at o.. q, 9. lO,. III. I23s. m;
and 2, 81, Al, q, 7, p. IN.
Leave Washington at ! !, -, %, ~, l2,, a. m;
and ! J, p, %, 81, g., ~, p. IN.
Passage on the boat. l2 cents.
Through tickets, for the Boats and Omnibus. only
Is. cents,
June 5-tf - SHINN Agent
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,TRA wBERRY FESTIVAL. The Ladies
~ belonging to Carroll Chapel, Montgomery
county, beg leave TO announce 10 their friends and
To the public, that their Rural Festival for the ben
eft of the Church will take place on Thursday, the
18th instant, at the cottage adjoining the church
Tickets of admission may be procured at the
gate. June did
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q + + / CT A l..
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Passport Clerk

WAsHINGToN, June Z, 1850.
Information has been received from X. M. HAIR
BISON esq. u s. Consul at Kingston, Jamaica, OF
the deaths of j. b. Pratt and Abner Moulton, who
were passengers in the steamer " Crescent City,
bound from Cbagres to New York, or about the
10th of May last.
The above named persons were drowned while
the steamer was lying at Kingston on the 18th
and 18th May, 1850.
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CARD
CARD.
nEnEoRp MINERAL sPRISGs EsRY

DEDF'OIiD MINERAL -sPRINGs-ESBYL l..
ID ANDERSON, proprietor. respectfully informs
the public that this celebrated and fashinable wa
tering- place Is now open and fully prepared for
the reception and accommodation Of visitors.
Experienced servants and fine band of music
have been engaged, and every provision made to
secure the comfort Of visitors.
BEDFORD, June 3, 1850 June 6-3taw2m
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Receioed al .Nep York by the C,mard steamer
,dmerica, achich brought London dates to the
hoenty. fourth Of May inci,sioe.
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Wetender our thanks to Professor ALEXANDER ID.
BAoHE, Superintendent of the Coast Survey, for a
copy of his report, showing the progress of that
work for the year ending October, 1919.
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DAN RIcE.s CIRCUS.

Corner 81 9th street and Pa apenue.
DERFORMANCE every night this week
Il Doors open at 7 O'Clock; Commence ., q
O'Clock. And on Thursday and Saturday after.
Moons doors open at Il o'clock; commence al 81
O'Clock. ~ q
MUSIC, HoRsEMANSHIP, GYMNASTICS,
AND FUN.
Pavilion brilliantly illuminated with Gas.
Admission-Dress Circle 80 cents, Pit 26 cents.
June 4-d5t
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D. RE- A THE splendid and swift
HeY - steamboat THOMAS COLLYER
- will depart at the following hours:
Leave Alexandria, Z, ~, 81, lOs. " m; and at
"a. p, 81, 8. 8. pm.
Leave Washington, IN. 81, sh. SIN, Ilh. 23ms,
l2h. 37m., m and In SLIM, and sp. m
Leave Washington, a., 81, O..
iry-Two splendid coaches connects with the above
boat Through tickets lss cents; boat fare only
49, cents. Persons going and returning, round
trip, half-prcc. Passengers will take the Thomas
Collyer coaches to connect with the comfortable
and swift boat JOB CORSoN, Capt
June I'D