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CLAGETT q DODSON,
De aIers la all kinds OF House -FurnIsh lin
Dry G0nIs.

HAVE the pleasure of informing the public that 4,
IL as prelude to the stock which they intend
hereafter to keep for the convenience, comfort, and
qualification of the desires and tastes of their
toners, they nnounce the arrival and opening Of
the following superb and unique goods, which, for
day or two, will be exhibited and sold in the old
ware ROOM corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th
street, up stairs After that they hope to have the
pleasure of serving them with increased numbers
in their new storehouse, door east of the corner,
down stairs.
The first item named they premise, by assuring
all who fond of the beautiful and refined in the
arts will be gratied with a sight of this specimen
OF exquisite weaving.
Satin Damask Table Cloths, in all sizes, from
1874 by 1874, to 1874 by 24-4 All woven in the
Portland Vase Pattern.
The Portland Vase is antique vessel, of cele-
brated perfection of beauty, deposited and in
the Tower OF London, from which the manufac-
,urer obtained the designs 30 exquisitey woven in
linen.
For the execution and design of these goods
he was awarded by the Royal Flax Improve
insnt Society two medals, as follows, copies Of
which, with the cloths, may be seen at our store:
Prize Medal of ls45,
And Prize Medal of 1919; awarded by
! The Royal Flax improvement Society for Ireland
| At their Annual Meetings, Nov. 7, 1913,
And November 6, IS49, to the Table Danasks.
Design, the Portland Vase.
Also, Napkins, all sizes and qualities, some t.
match the above
Huckaback, Basket, Satin Damask Birdeye
Russia, and Medicatcd or Bathing Towelings
o., 1914, and I2-4 linen and cotton Sheetings
Pillow Linens and Cotton, all widths, some
very wide.
Also, general assortment of Curtain materials,
rich IN the extreme, the particulars OF which will
be given hereafter
Our stock of Carpetings, Oil Cloths, and other
heavy goods, will arrive in few days, per schrs.
Empire" and 90 Washington" notice Of which
will also be given through this medium. Our stock
will be very extensive and interesting
Aug 24-3teoif CLAGETT & DODSON.
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Vienna, ST. Petersburg, Turin, Lcyden, and Mex
leo. The annual assembly of the general commit
Tee took place in the boardroom of the Royal insti
tuition, Professor Robinson in the chair when the
sectional officers elected. The association
met in sections in the college, the several class
rooms Of which are admirably adapted to the pur-
pose. On Saturday there were various scientific
and other excursions one to the Bass Rock, and
another TO the Pentland Hills.
MErEoRIc PHENoMENoN.-At the Queens Hos
ptal, Birmingham, a meteorc ball seen to
enter through of the panes of glass in the win
dow, and pass TO the fire place, where il exploded
like pistol. II was about the size of egg, had
the appearance of a star, and singular to state did
not break crack the glass through which il passed
or leave any mark whatever. The entire building
shaken few minutes afterwards another
ball entered through door way, and two Of the
nurses were enyeloped in flames.
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PLEASURE EXCURSION
Yorktown, Old Point, and Norfolk.

h ~ The Steamer OSCEOLA will
sHz..xa1hda5 leave Washington upon an ex-
En4111 cursion 10 the above places on
SATURDAY, oath August, at o'clock, a. m,
arriving at Old Point and Norfolk early NEXT
morning, and will leave again for Yorktown, at
O'Clock. Returning, leave Yorktown for Nor
folk Monday morning. This trip will be the most
delightful of the season, afiording the company an
opportunity TO visit the celebrated battle feld, the
antique town and Cornwalliss cave; also, to enjoy
the sea air and bathing and to feast upon Oysters,
Sheepshead, Hogfsh, sc.
Returning, the Osoeola will leave for Washington
on Monday, at O'Clock, p. IN.
Good Music will be in attendance
Passage and fare for the round trip 81 90; for q
Gentleman and Lady $l2 90.
Aug 2l-dtd JAMES MITCHELL
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OF T. ICIAL.

WAR DEPr., ADJUTANT Generals OFFICE,
WAsmSTos, Aug. 30 1850. (
General Orders-NO. "a.
The regulation respecting the dress Of the Army
published in General Orders No. ., of February 10,
TO take effect the lat of October, ID suspended until
further orders Such officers have provided
themselves with the new dress arc permitted to
wear il for the present.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War:
H. JONES,
AID iuant General
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DR. BROWNS BURLEsQUE OPERA TROUPE
Miss ROSALIE'S

Miss ROSALIE'S benefit this evening,
On which occasion three pieces will be performed
LA SONAMBULA,
THE VIRGINIA GIRL, and
Aug "a THE LOVERS.
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ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON BOAT.

p frIA The hours Of departure Of the
IL - steamboat PHOENIX will be "a
tx1zs9ssW follows, for the ensuing week
Leave Alexandra at !, 81, III, a. M y, g., 6,
y. IN.
Leave Washington at !, l0., IL, n. m; -, a., Z,
y. IN.
An omnibus connects with this boat to convey
passengers TO and from the boat in Washington
Passage, for the boat and omnibus, ls3 cents Pas-
sage the boat ~. Passage on the boat, going
and returning without landing, l2l cents.
Aug 24-lw J, GUY, Captain.
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uUTCHINGs's VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA
UITTEH~.


A SURE and certain cure for the Dyspepsis in
"A its worst forms
Alec, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Heartburn,
Costivencss, Fautuess Disorders of the Skin, Loss
of Appetite, Low Spirits. Nervous Headache, Gid
diness, Palpilaton Of the Heart, sinking and full
meas Of weight at the Stomach, and all other dis
caused by impure state OF the blood liver,
&c. which tend to debilitstc and weaken the sys-
tenn.
FEMALES
Who suffer from n morbid and unnatural condi-
ton, will find this medicine of INgsrIMAnLr VALVE.
In all cases of GENERAL DEBILITY this medicine
ACTS LIKE A CHAIN!
THOUSANDS
Have tested lite efficacy, and thousands more are
now under treatments and not one solitary case OF
failure has yet been reported. Volumes could be
filed with certificates of those who have been per
manenuy cured.
Circulars, containing the certificates of remark
able cures and the high estimation in which this
medicine Is held by the public press, can be had Of
the agents free.
Price, 50 cents per bottle.
Principal Office, l22 Fulton street, New York,
up stairs.
Agents in Washing ton-CItARLES STOTr 4
co. corner 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue;
NJ. DELANY, corner street and Pennsylvania
avenue. Aug l6-dlm
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. 90
Interesting ne,rs from Santa r. and Nstr M,rico -
The Election Formation Of q STATE LsgislafiH6--
quar- Proceedings Ttro United States Senators
Elected Indian Depredaiions, SC.
The Republican has received intelligence from
Santa Ft to the 10th ult The elections, under the
State constitution Of New Mexico, took place on
the goth Of juno, and resulted in tho choice Of Dr.
Henry Connolly for Governor, and Emanuel AlvR-
rcz for Lieutenant Governor VIM. S. Messerdy
was elected Representative 90 Congress by five hum
drcd majority over Hugh ". Smith. Members Of
the Legislature were also elected, and this body
convened at the time appointed by the State const-
tuition, when some curious scenes were enacted.
Tho parties are diyided-onc advocating Terrific
rial and the other State government a member
of the Senate presented hs credentials and was adj
mttcd, but II being afterwards found that he would
not vote with the majority, he was excluded from
taking his seat aud his opponent admitted. Here
upon number Of tho senators and rcprcsen tatiyos
withdrew, leaving the House without quorum.
The remaining members took upon themselves the
responsibility Of filling tho vacant seats with men
enough 10 form a quorum. and proceeded with tho
business Major r. II. Whitcman and Major F.
a. Cunningham, both late paymastcrs In the Uni
ted States army, were elected United States Scna-
tors.
The Indians were continuing their dcprcdatons
throughout all parts Of New Mexico
An express, which left Santa Re several days after
this party, brought scaled dispatches and orders for
two thousand stand of arms.
The wife Of Captain Eu-tin, Of I. :. A., died at
Santa FG on the 2Oth Of July.
The crops in New Mexico were very fine and
promising.
Major whitcmon is expected to arrive here (st
Louis) in few days, on his way to Washington.
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TeIegraphiC.

PIrTsBuRG, August %.
There were three fatal cases of cholera here yes
terday, but none TO day The city is con-
sdered healthy.
LOUISVILLE, August %.
There were fifteen cases of cholera Yesterday, and
five deaths.
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son TO whom it had been sold by the lad for 81 80;
and the prisoner committed TO Jail to await his
trial by the criminal court

PUBLIC ScHooLs.-We have devoted much space
in our columns 10 the advocacy of these institu-
tons, but if our readers attach TO the subject the
same Importance we do, we have no fear that they
will grow weary of it. We have been heretofore
gratied to observe that effects followed some ofour
suggestions, and that aid, though feeble, had
not been given to the cause in vain.
On Thursday 22d inst, General SHIELDS pro-
posed in the United States Senate the following
resolution, which was adopted, viz:
"Resoioed, That the Committee on Public Lands
inquire into the expediency of setting apart por
ton of the public domain 10 aid in the support of
public schools in the District of Columbia, and that
the said committee report by bill or otherwise"
We have heretofore RETAINED from urging the
consideration of this measure upon Congress, and
shall continue to do 30, hope others of our cit
liens will also. The subject is before the members
of that body; all requisite information is at hand;
the deserts and the wants of the District known
to them; the fostering care and the ample endow-
ments OF the schools of many of the States are mat
tiers OF general knowledge; and risk little
in presuming that national legislature will act
in the premises in manner becoming its own dig
nifty and sense Of what is just and liberal.
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Tue New MUSICAL ASSOCIATION have from
tho beginning taken pleasure in speaking words Of
encouragement Of this organization Of the musical
talent ofour city; and we doubt not that our pre-
diction of it's good effects will be fully verified.
We have not been enabled TO attend any of the
rchearsals but the following notice is from one
who enjoyed that privilege:
The Washington Philharmonic Society held its
first vocal meeting last Thursday evening, and VIC
learn that went of entirely satisfactorily. Some
Of our most respectable ladies joined in the per-
fornances, which consisted Of parts Of llaydn's
great 4" Creation" and there was such a spirit Of
enthusiasm and delight towards the close, that
leaves no longer doubt Of the socicty's full and
entire success. Professor Berlyn was indefatga-
bic in his efforts conductor, and much Of the
spirit that pervadcd his choir omanat"d from his
peculiar tact and excellent management Mr..
Kicckhocfcr and his co. laborers may now be sat.
isficd.
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We learn that the government of Costa Rica,
Central America, has made contract with a com
pany to run road from the hnrbor Of Boca del
foro 10 the Gulf Dulcc. on the Pacific II this pro-
jcct is carried through, the road will prove a for
mdablc rival 90 any and all other routes across tho
Isthmus. The harbors at each extremity, both on
the Atlantic and Pacific, are said TO be excellent.
and the distance across IL short. Boca del Toro is
about midway between San Juan and Chagrcs.
Courier aud Enquirer.
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Local Matters.

The NEG RIO CASE AGAIN.-It will be remembered
that soon after the apprehension of General Chap.
lin and the negroes accompanying him, two negro
men belonging TO the Hon. Mr.. Colcock, Of South
Carolina, were found concealed on the premises Of
II. S. Coke, csq, and that Noah Henson, colorcd
servant OF Mr.. Coke, was arrested upon the charge
of harboring and concealing the said slaves He
was at that time committed to Jail to await further
examination. This yesterday conducted be-
fore Justice Morsell and resulted in the commit
mcnt Of Henson to await his trial before the Crm-
nal court Mr.. Coke, who had been summoned, ap-
peared a witness, and, among other things, tes-
titled that upon the finding of the secrcted slaves,
the prisoner threatened to kill the person who
had betrayed them. The witness further stated
that he believed he had not in ten years been
i'll the apartment in which the negroes had
been found, but that they could not have re-
manned theretwcnty- four hours without the know
ledge of his other colored servants. He also took
occasion to express his views Of the conduct of the
Abotionists by whom these frequent excitements
produced and declared that he was entirely OPP
posed to their proceedings, and that he had at
former time entertained views upon the subject
which the experience of years had induced him TO
change.
Upon this matter we have few words Of remark
to make. The people and authorities of Wash
ington have been aspersed with the charge of
abduchng slaves, or permitting the abduction
of them. We do not remember n single instance
in which Citizen of Washington has been guilty
of such act, nor an instance Of its occurrence
in which prompt and general effort has not been
made TO retake the absconding slave and capture
the abductor. In the Pearl case, which has been
held up as an instance of Disgrace to our authori-
ties and people, it is known TO every one that the
adrot scheme frustrated, and the fugitivcs re-
taken, through the means of the prompt and volun-
tary action of the citizens Of Washington and
Georgetown.
I'm the recent case of General Chaplin, though
the officers Of police knew that reward would be
paid for the return Of the fugitive negroes, they
devoted their main efforts TO the detection Of the
abductor, giving up days and nights TO thc subject,
and periling their lives in the pursuit; md for this
il appears they arc TO receive no other rccompense
than the charge Of permitting slaves to abscond or
be stolen from the District
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THREE TRIPS A WEEK TO MOUNT
VERNON.

% THOMAS coLL .Si;i S WilI eo%.
- mencc making three trips every
other week to Mount Vernon First trip, August
Doth. Leaving Washington Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays, at 10 O'Clock, and Alexandria
at TO- O'Clock. The boat will remain at Mount
Vernon about two hours. Fare, round trip, 81;
children half price. The boat will land and receive
passengers at Fort Washington, also passengers
coming on board at Mount Vernon; 80 cents from
either place to Washington.
Messrs. Reside and Co.'S coaches will connect
with the boat leaving the Capitol gate 81 O'Clock
and pasa Fourteenth street Fare, to and
from the boat 10 cents each way. Families living
distant from the Avenue the coach will be sent for
them, by applying to Geo. and Thos. Parker, the
day before the boat leaves. Families and others
will find it a pleasant and healthy trip. Refresh
ments furnished at city prizes s:onso
Aug 2l-6tTuTh&Sat
NEW LINE OF REGULAR PACKETS.
| .Ne,c York, .4Lerandria, Georgetown and
Washington Packets
Schooner Pampero. Mott Sinonson, Master
8. Volant .Morrce Osborn,
'' Townsend Jones, s. w. Dayton,
" Mott Bedel. John Bedell,
Ann D........ Ben. Bedell, :"
lie Roy. ......... VIM. Powell,
One of the above packets Leaf New York and
Georgetown weekly.
Freight from New York ten cents per barrel;
two cents per foot measurement.
MOTT BEDELL & VIM F. JONES'
No. l04, Wall street, N. Y.
CAZENOVE x CO, Alexandria, Va.
PETER BERRY, Georgetown d. c.
Aug 30
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n IL. NOOE & CO.. Wholesale and retail deal
i ers in Carpeting, Floor Oil Cloths, NIattings,
Rugs, Curtain Materials, Sheeting, Blankets, and
house furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and Sth streets,
Washington, ID. G.
Aug 20--tf union.
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|. Spectaces-Preservation of Sight Quarterly
RerietD.
2. Lord Brougham and the Prussian Ambassa-
dor.--SpectaiOr and Times.
3. Story of a Bouquet Ladies' Companion.
a. Rural Hours, by Lady.-NeU York EUsning
Post.
5. Hunting Life in South Africa.-Spectafor.
&. The Shoe and Canoc-Pictures in the Cana
CLASSIFICATION.
7. Correspondence and Itinerary of Charles W
Spectator.
$. Chinese Description Of the Earth. Waterman
and Reflector
9. Death Of the President. -Ne,p York Courier.
10. Washington and the Principles Of the Revolu-
tion.-E. p. Uhipple.
II. Thousand Isles of the St. Lawrencc.-AlLany
Erening Journal.
With Poetry and short articles.
WAsHISGTos, December 81, lS45.
OF the Periodical Journals devoted to Lera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to to be- the most
useful Ii contains, indeed, the exposition only of
the current Literature Of the English but
this by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion of the present age.
J. G. ADAMS.
Published weekly at Sc year, by
Z. LIrTELL & Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SIIILILNGTON,
Aug 20-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av and4I at.
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AccrDENr TO POLICE OFrIcER.--We regret 10
learn that Mr.. John Davis, Of the Auxiliary Guard,
while riding on horseback on 9Th street road, near
the turnpike gate, was yesterday thrown from his
horse and somewhat severely injured His head
was cut and bruised two OF his teeth were broken,
a deep and wide cash cut beneath his chin,
and his back was bruised. Though bis injuries arc
not such as To cndaugcr his life, nor perhaps to
keep him long from attending 20 his duties, they
arc yet sufficient TO cause him much pain and in
convenience, and to leave their marks upon his
person
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OPERATIc.-It will be perceived by the adver7
tsement that Miss Rosalie's benefit will take place
this evening.
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DIED,

DIED,
in montgomery county, Maryland, on the 18th
instant, BENJAMIN S'TODARD FOREST, aged
II ycars, son Of EDES and PREcILLA BsLL.
On the night Of the 22d instant, of paralysis,
with which he had been afflicted for more than two
years, GEORGE ELLSWORTH, aged 81, a native
Of Hampstead, Long leland, State Of New York,
but for nearly the last fifty years resident of this
city.
The friends Of the deceased and of the family are
invited 10 attend his funeral which will take place
this Saturday afternoon, at past two o'clock,
from the dwelling Of his son-in-law, FERDGSANp
JEFFERSON, on llth, between and + streets.
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Or Notice.-Junior Association No. l. United
brothers of Temperance, will hold public meet
ing on MONDAY EVENING, August %, t'cight
O'Clock, in the Temperance Hall, r. street, ON
which occasion they will celebrate their fifth ami
vcrsary. The public are respectfully invited to
attend. j. +. DEVAUGHAN,
Aug 2i-2t Chairman Committee.
o. Divine Service VIII be conducted In
the Hall Of the House Of Representatives TO morrow
morning, at II O'Clock, by the Rev. Calvin Cotton.
Or The Sons OF Temperance, Temper
ancc men generally, and the public, arc notified
that z. NJ. F. p. WnITE, Of Pennsylvania, will dc.
liver an address on the Order and Temperance
generally, at the Hail. y. street, this saturday.
evening, at \ O'Clock. The regular meeting will
be held ON Sunday night, as usual
Aug q GEO. SAVAGE, President.
Il OTEL REGIsTERs, with printed headings
III for names Of guests and date Of arrival, &c;
together with complete assortment OF Blank Books
and Stationery. For sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY
Aug % Booksellers, near 9th street.
SEHNANT WOMAN wANTED.-A Servant
- Woman, 10 cook and wash, will find good
place by applying at the drug store corner Of +
and Seventh streets j. =. CALLAN.
Aug 2i-d3t
E1NGLIsH WRITING PAPER oolscap,
II Letter, and Note sizes, Ornamental and sta
pie kinds, various, some of them of exceeding quail
tee, are just received and this day opened by
Aug - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NAvAL.-Thc U. $. storcsbip Southampton,
Lieut.. Commanding y. l.. Handy, was at Bj9 ia
New York. The following Is a list Of her ofb-
GERS
Lieut. Cornmanding-E l.. Handy; Lcut.-M
Woolsey; Acting Mastcr--J =. hlaury; Assist
ant Surgeon r. Harrison; Passed Nlidship.
mani. b. McCauley; Purser-E. ID Reynolds.
NAVAL AcADEMy.-Thc Annapolis Free Press
says that the Government has ordered the crcctiun
OF several large buildings IN addition TO those al
ready upon the grounds Of the Naval Academy a
building with rooms sufficient 10 accommodate all
the midshipmen of the school il 10 be built-and
five more houses for other purposes are also TO be
erected Norfolk BEACON
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JoURDhN w. MAuRY,

JOURDhN w. MAURY,
CROCK, Money, and Exchange Broker. Office
- on Pennsylvania avenue eight doors west Of
Browns Hotel, Washington city.
Uncurrcnt notes bought and sold at best rstes.
Stocks bought and cold.
Notes and drafts collected.
July 23-ly
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ADELPHI THEATRE.
PRICES OF ADMISSION

FAIOE5
Dress Circle and Parquette Seats. ..... 80 cents.
Upper Circle 25 cents,
Doors open at o'clock. Entertainment to COM
mence at 5.
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER, DIRECT
w from the springs, Grcenbrer, Virginia; for
sale by the barrel or half barrel, gallon bottle
by j. s. CALLAN,
August 3--dtf Sole agent for this District.
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rOOK whNTED.-A good cook can hear of q
July l3-du
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Point.
Fare Reduced.

b THE STEAMER OSCEOLA
Saz7ASITTS will, on the 10th Of July, COM
e6sE94skz mence making two trips a week
to the above places, leaving Washington every We'd
nesday and Saturday at 9 o'clock, IN. Return
ing, leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursday t
O'clock, p. m; touching, going and returning al
Piney Point, Old Point, Cone River, and the usual
landings on the Potomac.
Passage to Piney Point, So 90.
Passa ge and fare to Norfolk, y 5 90.
Aug 24-f JAMES MITCHELL
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TEMpERAEcE.--We understand that Mr.. PHILIP
5, WHITE will favor the public with lecture on
this subject at the Hall on street, this evening
Mr.. w. ID, we learn the p. Nj. w. p. of the Sons
of emperance--Anglice, Past Most Worthy Patri-
arch-and fine lecturer TO boot
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IL C(~An THE and fast steamboat
tczHY EfTH THOMAS COLLYER will do
part at the following hours. A
large sta ge connects with the boat in Washington;
boats fare, IL. cents; boat and stage, Isl cents
Persons going and not leaving the boat, q. cents
each way.
Leave Alexandria, u, 9, l0l a m; l, o., a., 6,
p. IN.
Leave Washington, s.. %, ! !, a. m; / Z, 81, 5,
Z, p. IN.
Aug 1876 JOB CORSON, Captain.
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The London papers contain news from Lisbon 10
the 29th ut. Our minister, Mr.. Clay, embarked
on board the ship-of-war Independence which
sailed for Gibraltar on the 20th. An American con-
suar agent remained at Lisbon. IL is stated that
the L. s steam frigate Mississippi had sailed for
the United States, but learn by letters from Glib
ralsr that she arrived there with the independence
from Lisbon, and sailed ON the 25th for Port Mahon.
The Independence, with Mr.. Clay and family,
called for Naples