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JuLy 4rH AND sra.
Schr. Washington, New York, Kcndrick, mer-
chaudsc.
Schr. Mountaineer, Baltimore, spcddcn, guAno,
r. Coylc.
Schr Rainbow, Philadelphia, ErnmersOn, mer-
chandise.
wood, VIM. Bird.
schn Felicity, Cbas. county, Md, HAmmack,
wood.
schr Mary Elizabeth, Columbia, n. C., Wynn,
shingles, WIN. Bird.
Schr. Susan Frances, st. M4ry's county, Md,
Harding, wood, mail boat
schr. Olivia. Ycooomioo, Va, Flanagan, wood
mail boat.
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AYERS .cuERRY PECToRAL,"

roo rHK CURE or
Coils, Coughs, .Hsthma, Influenza, Group,
Wiooping Cough, and Consumption.
THE uniform success which has attended the use
il Of this preparston-its salutary eficct-its
power to r,sieve and affections OF the lungs.
have gained for it celebrity equniied by no Other
medicine. We offer IL To the afflicted with entire
confidence in lie virtues, and the full belief thatt
will sulyluc and remove the severcst attacks Of dir
ease upon the throat and lungs These results, ss
they become publicly known, very naturally at
tract the attention Of medical men and phllanthro-
psts every where. What 10 their opinion oil CHKsHi
PxcToRaI may be seen in the following:
vaLrSrIsr MorT, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery
Medical College, New York, say''
at gives me pleasure to certify the value AMI
efficacy Of Ayers CHERHy PscTonAL, which con
slider peculiarly adapted to cure diseases OF the
throat and lungs"
From EDWARD HITcHcocx, M. d., III H., Prssi-
dent of amherst College.
J. &. AyEn-S,r: have used your CHEsRr frt-
TosAL in my case OF deep seated broncbihs.
aud am satisfied, from it's chemical constitution,
that IL i. an admirable compound for the relief ~
laryngial and bronchial difficulties. IL my opinion
20 ts superior character can be OF any service.
you liberty to uis ) = gTD alnT
AnHxpsT, Sept. II, Is4s.
From BxSJAmIs SnLiSAs, NJ. d., III. ID, etc
Profcssw Of Chsm,sry. M'nuoiogy, &c ah
College, member Of The l'frary. historical pnno
socb,eai and scientific societies Of dme'en n""
Euope.
deem the CHxppr PHcToRAL am adniIraoie coi"-
poition from some of the beet articles IN the Mate
ria Medica, and "A very effective remedy 'of "s
clsss of diseases IL Is intended 10 cure
New Haven. CT, Nov. !, lSas.
READ THE EVIDENCE.
HAerrosp, Jan. 20, lsa7.
DR. J. e. Arsa-Dear SIR: Having been rescueu
from painful and dangerous disease by your med
icine gratitude prompts me TO send you this ac-
acknowledgement not only in justice TO you, but fof
The informs ton Of others in like aff'iction.
A slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at hrs',
became 40 severe that sptp1G of blood, vlolett
cough and profuse nightsS followed and last
ened upon me ! became emscisted, could net
sleep, was distressed by my cough, and a pam
through my chest, and in short had all the alarm
ing symptoms of quick consumption. No medi
cine seemed At all TO reach my case, until Prov
dentially tried your Cprsay PHoroaAI, which coon
relieved and now has cured me.
Yours with respect, r. a. sih"hni.
Prepared by J. C. AVER, Lowell. Mass
| Sold in Washington, ID, g, by u. ~ * n
Gilman; Georgetown, DR.. Lnthicum; Alesandria
/ Cook h Peel Richmond, Purcell, lsdd X Co, an !
druggists generally req H-oiy"
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OvrIor oy BoARD or HEALTH, !
IA.n

OvrIor OF BoApD or HEALTH,}
JULy 5, 1850.
Tsisrmenis in the city Of Warrington during The
month ending June 80, 1850
Anrmia. u anu, imperforsts, !; Apoplery, 2;
bronchitis, /; cacheria. d commissions, d consump
ton, s; cholera morbus, l; cholera infantum, 9;
congestion Of the brain, 2; congcstivc fever, !;
disrrbosn, 2; drowned, !; dyscntery, !; gangrenc,
1; CASTRO iutcrits, 1; hemorrhsgc, I; hopping
cough, =; hydrooepbalus, 5; hypertrophy of the
heart, /; jsundice, !; Inflammation Of the ~sopha-
gus, I; Inflammation of the liver, !; metastatis of
mumps to the brain, I; old age, Z; pneumonia, !;
scarlet fever, 4; smallpox, 2; scrofuls, !; still
born. q.
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lVl nue., between 9th and 10th streets, has re-
ccivcd very large and fine assortment of choice
DRY GOODS, DONNETS, RIBBONS. LACES,
LACE CAPES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c, and as
the stock must be closed out in few weeks, ! am
authorized TO sell them at about one half the
prices, especially Bonnets. Senators, Congress
men. and all, will find it much to their interest {,
call above. The stock of fine, superiine, anc
common Dress Shirts, will vie with any ssortmen
that bo shown any where, and much better
than can h. found el-auh@ in the District; also
Silk Under Shirts. My Numerous friends and tn.
public will please call carly as am determined t.
sell great bargains. MRS. ZIMMERMAN.
I'm diff
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FAUQUIEK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA,

| (.H0re generally knO,cn as WarrentOn Springs,)
WILL be open for the reception of visiters ON
w the lst Of June. Extensive Improvements
are in progress that will give aspect 10 the
EeWhoc establishment. No expense will be spared
in adding TO its establishment, u the comfort
arr pleasure OF the guests. knowing by ocular
evidence, in numerous instances the positive in
trinsic value of the water, and its almost miracu
lous effect in particular cases, has been regarded
as good policy to enlarge the accommodations. and
to complete the original design, TO crafty the
taste and fancy Of guests. well W promote their
health and pleasure. Situated in remarkably
healthy region, in full view Of the bold Blue Ridge,
and in the vicinity Of the beautiful village Of War
renton, vsiters may. horseback in carriages,
over the improving roads, enjoy the most pictur-
esque scenery or may seek exercise in the ten-pin
Of
| flowers will find peculiar has been taken to
win their approval, while the fallow deer and the
awn the gold and silver fish, the elk and the swan,
| may relieve tedious hour to those who inter-
estcd in the tsr9 nature. In word, every step
| has been taken which expanded liberaty could
| suggest, to add to the comfort and accommodation
| OF visiters. The hurdle race and tournament, the
| fancy ball, masquerade and brilliant fireworks,
will lend their respective attractions Nor these
| preparations desig ned for the gay monde only. To
| the holy ministers of religion, of every denOninn-
ton, cordial. grudging invitation is given
to spend the summer, without charge. The uaual
services Of the church respected throughout the
season.
These springs are 35 or 50 miles, according to the
route taken, from Fredericksburg, and 40 or so
from Alexandria. Tri-weekly stages will run from
both these points till July, when daily lines will be
established
Thesc springs known the post-ofiic books
Ms 'Warrenton Springs" and all letters should
be 30 directed, or they may be left at Warrenton,
or cent to the White Sulphur Springs, in Green
brier.
Terms Of board will bc - follows: $50 for the
whole season, ending lst Of October; SIS for three
month";; $50 for two months, x35 for one month;
$40 per week; Sls for two weeks, 81 rs per day;
meals lodging fifty cents each Servants and
children under twelve years old, half price. No
charge for children under three years old. When
separate tables provided for children before the
usual hour, those who retain their seats at the
binary table will be charged full price. Horses
fifty cents day or $40 month.
DANIEL WARD,
June l5-TuCh& Satifd &tX2m Sunerintendent.
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II OBEDIENCE To THE FOURTH SEC
l. ton of the act Of the Congress of the United
States approved 18th Of March, 1850, entitled "An
act to carry into effect the convention between the
United States and the Emperor of Brazil, of the
twenty seventh day Of January, one thousand eight
hundred and forty nine,' notice Id hereby given
that on the 29th day OF June last the undersigned
was appointed by the President Of the United States,
by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.
Commissioner to receive, examine, and decide upon
all such claims Az may be presented 10 him and
provided for by the convention between the United
States and the Emperor of Brazil, concluded at Rio
dc Janeiro, the twenty seventh day Of January, in
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty nine.
All claimants under the aforesaid act of Congress
required To produce their claims and evidence
before the undersigned at the city of Washington.
As the act of Congress aforesaid requires the /.
designed TO complete and terminate the duties OF
his commission within year from the time Of ts
organization, it is desired that the claimants under
the convention should present their claims and evil
dence at an early period.
GEO. p. FISHER
July . Intel.
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IE cunA EXPEDITION nj

FI'UE CUBA ExPEDITION.-The flight OF
Il the invaders should not equal the hurry Of
persons in want Of Dry Goods to get to Yerbys, a,
he is selling of his stock of Summer Goods st such
prices never heard Of before in this city
From this day forward am determined TO run oil
my stock of summer goods at very reduced prices
10 make room for the fall trade. deem IL useless
20 enumeratc, az persons will find good sssort-
mcnt OF Ladies Dress Goods, Gcntlcmcsn's, Boys
and Youths Wear, with good stock Of House Fur
pishing Goods, that cannot be surpassed in quality
and prico in the United States together with Can.
ton Matings, oil-cloths, &c. An carly call is soli
cited. G.. VIM. VERIFY,
June 22-3taw3w Opposite Centre Market
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A CARD ENTRA.-JOuN NJ. DOM -
"A BROTHER would respectfully inform their
customers that, in accordance with custom, they
have made out all the open accounts upon their
books up 10 June 30, tho end Of the half year of
1850, and which will be rendered before that period
They earnestly request all 20 come up and close
their accounts, either by cash notes AT Snort
date, for we can assure them stand In notd OF
California gold, is equivalent; and then shall
he pleased TO commence anew with all who are
punctusl, but with none who otherwise
June 2S-codiftiulys
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DIED,

On Friday, the 9Th inst, after severe and pain
ful iness, SUSAN ROBERTA, daughter OF Ron.
Ear w. and CArpAafSx &. LATHAM, aged years
months and 25 dsys
Tho friends Of the family respectfully invited
~ attend her funeral this Saturday, afternoon ut
O'Clock, from her fathers residence in Union
Row, on + street
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DISQUALIFICATION Imported Goods
~ Cool and fragrant Extracts, Essences, Cologne,
Bay Water, Florida Water, Rose and Toilet Wa
ter, Perfumeries, Hair Washes, Nc
Also, very extra article Of Farina Cologne, in
quart bottles, to which the attention Of the public
is especially invited.
JOHN II. GIBBS,
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Penn. Nv.
July 4-3tif between 9th and 10th streets
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LIrrELL's LIVING AGE. NO. sa1-Ia, Ell.

LITrELL's LIVING AGE. NO. 32I-I2, cts
CONTENTS.
l. Charles Aston Bristed TO Horace Mann
NeD York .iLbioa.
2 The Game Of Proverbs. From the French.
3. Letticc Arnold, Chap. TX. X.--Ladiss' Com
4. Street showInen and Performer. Morning
Chronicle.
s. Maurice Tiernay, Chap. H., Ill Dublin Uni
peTsity Magazine
g. Festival of the Cradle Ladder Companion
7. Cuyier and the Swallow Chamber Journal.
5. German Colony in Brazil-Nsp Monthly
Magarins.
9. War Of Hungarian Independence ~ rap.
liner.
10. The Mass of Pope Marcellus Genie de, Art,
With Poetry.
OSt-A new volume has just commenced.
''WAsHISGros, 27th December, 1916.
"Of all the Periodical Journals devoted 10 Lite
nature and Science which abound i'm Europe and Ia
this country. this has appeared TO to be the mos
useful IL contains, indeed, the expedition only Of
the current literature Of the English language, bot
THE, by its immense extent and comprehension
includes a portraiturc # the human mind in the
10. ADAMS"
Published weekly al elk dollars a year, by
+. LTTTELL, & Co, Boston,
And cold by JosEPH SHILLISGTsN, corner 4! 81.
and Penn. avenue. July l-dtrw&wlv
A CARD The subscriber would repeatedly
"A inform HE customers that their respective ac-
which time he confidently trusts that they will be
prepared 20 settle, by each with notes at short
dates.
lie would also take this opportunity to s.y that
he has on hand a large stock Of Spring aud Sum
rncr goods, which will be sold of very cheap.
VIM r. RILEY,
Corner Of Sth street, opposite Centre Market.
June 2S-6teodif
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CHARLksros CoTTos MANUFACTURING Co. Our
advertising columns Of this morning announce that
the books OF the above company will be open to-da
and to- morrow to receive subscriptions for new
stock The remarkably liberal offer Of Charles 7.
James eco to take half Of large mill 10 be built
an our city, has aroused the feelings OF every ono
who has the Interests of Charleston at heart. We
believe capitalists are prepared to respond to
ths offer in appropriate manner, and we would
particularly commend the subject to our friends the
planters in our district and neighborbood. Your
cotton is to be worked up. Let II be done by your
mill; show by your libcrslity in this sut~crp'
ton that you can put your means into cotton fac.
tories well AZ the milonaircs of the North. and
that you are determined far possible 10 be
dependent of all those who would scatter hrebrauds
among you. This mill, when enlarged. will con
sumo Of your crops eight or nine thousand
bales, and will give employment 10 at least seven
hundred persons; while by making your own shirt
in9s IL will State in labor about no.
40 per snnurn, aud in profits, in ordinary years
at least $1,000 more-both amounts being nov
paid away for the same goods made at the North
and consumed at the South Subscribe literally
for this stock, and so cvincc your enterprise ano
disposition to prornetc this great industrial effort
fCharisston Mercury, 4h
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FaoM HAvArA-The New York Cowisr learns
from Captain Cobb, OF the ship James Drake, which
lelt Havana on the 22d ultimo, that the prisoners
wero still confined on board the Spanish ship Sem
bcro Tho trial progresAing very slowly, Tho
United State. .hip German town was going into the
harbor when the James Drake came out. The
sickness was greatly on the decrease when Captain
Cobb left.
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At Nashville, Tennessee, on the 18th and Goth
sat.mo, there were seven deaths by cholera. The
Whig says the disease prevails mainly south OF
Bond street.
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REcovEar OF TuEAsuaE on CUMBERLAND Isl
ASr.-We understand, from a gentleman who
came paasenger on the Florida boat on Saturday,
that n party who had been excavating on the south
end of Cumbcriand island for some time past, sue
ceeded in finding and carrying of large amount
of treasure The existence OF CHS treasure has long
been matter Of speculation, and many persons
have hitherto been attracted to the place by reports
of its whereabouts, but have been unsuccessful IA
their attempts to discover IT, The present party, II
APPEAR procured their information in regard 10 ITS
locality, from old man, long suspected OF having
been connected with piratical operations, and have
'tbus been successful in securing tho long. hidden
treasure.
schooner had bccu lying of and on the south
I'D Of che island several days, whose movements
crea, ID some surprise. She al length came in took
,he mart on board, and sailed for parts unknown
We unders' md the party consisted Of fifteen per
n vcrv sing,,ar prctc vt. We were unable to re-
coneile the correctness o. her statements and were
careful in making our report, leaving our neigh
l.,rs To give their own tone To tbe sffair
ISapaanah Georgian, July l.
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FOR NOR FOLK.

THE STEAMER OSCEOLA viii
Is Lxl ~ leave Washington for the above
sa7tIGB place ON Sunday next, the 7th in
slant, at 9 O'Clock, a. IN.
July AT JAS. MITCHELL.
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New YoRx, July OF p. m.-Thc steamer
Washington has arrived from Southampton, but
bringe no later news She sailed from Bremen ON
the 18th Of June. Among hor passengers 10 G. p.
r. James, esq, the popular novelist.
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CARD.

CARD.
DEDFORD MINERAL SpRIKGS-ESPY l..
ID ANDERSON, proprietor. respectfully informs
the public that thi. celebrated and fashinable
tering place is open and fully prepared for
the reception and accommodation Of visters.
Experienced servants and fine band OF music
have been engaged, and every provision made to
secure the comfort of visiters.
BEDFORD, June 3, 1850. June 6-3taw2m
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WANTED. = BY a respectable middle aged
w white woman, situation Cook. Adj
dress C. W., Republic Office.
Juy 2-dus
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a. FOR SALE, at Private Sale. on accom-
LIMA nodsttog terpos-The subscriber wishes
TO dispose of two three-story Brick Houses, situsted
in the First Ward, in a very healthy and pleasant
situation. One contains ten rooms on the main
part of the building five coal CRATES eleven presses
three cellars. four rooms in back building, and =
pump in the yard; the other has seven rooins, com
prising basement, beside the garrett, pump oil the
best water by the basement. The proprietor pre-
fers TO sell them alta very low price than To rent
them. For particulars apply at
JOSEPH BOULANGER'S,
June lg-law3w q St, near War Dept.
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~ MARRIED..

On the ID inst. by the Rev Mr. BUTLrs, Mr..
CHARLES v. GORDON. Of this city, to Mrs JU-
LA G. HOLMES, daughter of the Hon HsSRy
Bsv, OF Louisiana.
New Orleans papers please copy.l
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DLANNET-r's BITTEItS.-Ths articlei il high
Il ly recommended for the cure of dyspepsia, in
digestion, hatuency, general debility, liver com
plants, and all the train of symptoms commonly
called nervous affections. IL s one OF the most de-
sirablc tonics offered to the public. ltcrestcs
n healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, equanes the circulation, gives tone
resistance TO diseases rarely obtained. IL is pure
ly vegetable composition, and recommends itself to
the attention Of those suffering from the above ds
orders For sslc by X. s. PATTEnsoS, and H. ID.
w. n. GILsAs, Washington, ID. G. Orders re-
ceived by the gcnc~al agents for the proprietor,
WILLIAM T. HICKS CO.,
lag and ISL Front street, New York.
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1--WE subscribers beg leave To notify their nu-
il merous patrons that their respective accounts
will be sent to them the 2Sth Of this month, and
respectfully request settlement from all on the
Let Of July, either by each notes At short dNtee
CLAGEfT, NEWTON, MAY & co.
Innc oh -d0uT
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ond BON Of the minister from Bucnos Ayres. was
drowned at this same place, and in like mann r.
and at that time Mr.. Teban stood the shore,
near enough 10 witness the event Then like
cause wssa4sgned for the event but is il not worth
examining whether there i"t at this place some
peculiar sub-currenisf il - strange that good
swimmers should 80 oftc encounter casualties
here.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Willard Hotel,

Willard's Hotel,
Corner eJ Penns ylcania ApsnuS and I4h street
+ Astaburuagu, Chilli T X Wyman, Columbia
an Legation ID Lopybohm, Savannah
Doring, jr, Md Miss Moses, s c
q Duvall, do Mrs Griswold, do
s Winchester, Phila C Stow,SC
G Edwards, Ala Capt Savalleh USN
Caffrey, La II Lumpkin, Washing n
A vandorn, do w White, Cincinnati
+ Snyder, Lancaster Mics f M White, do
L Pringe, N Mrs White, Columbia
Christie. Middleb'g L Gay. lady, andtwo
J NJ Laranaya, children, N Y
w Honor and lady, Mr. May, jr. Boston
Philadelphia McKissock, Md
M IL Dazantei, U S N Mrs McKissock. do
J G Peppern, o X Newell, do
DR. w CStom, NC HA Newell and lady, do
National Hotel,
Corner Qf Psnns yLUania Ave,,ue and 9th street.
Carter, Md X Mapp, Bait
Bronton, Ga b b Swayne, do
Mrs Brux, do A r Sellers, Md
Miss Brux, do s Veeder, Pa
Misc Dorteri do + Porter, do
EFourgcaud, S & Mr. Marzau
T. Baird, do Miss Marzatt
| Olmstead, Conn II Willis, BALI
X Magruder, Bait Miss Comm do
b Godfrey, Mass ID H Haquiil, NC
o Hinton, Ohio w Jones, Bait
Mis- Hinton Hinton, DO - Miller iy,, and lady Fla
st Louis r Crawford Rich
Two Miss Benost, do Mr. Fry and lady n Y
w G Woodsdc II Ware and LADY, CHM
Mrs Curtis, do Bates and lady, II
Mas Patrdg Bait Il Watkins Va
Rogers, Jr, and lady keating. Tenn
Miss Tree T w Robertson, do
J Thompson, Va &c Scott, Md
X Terry, Mo ID Matthews, N Y
McGonigle, Md w Clarke, Hagerst'n
w Is Massey, do Secbgman NY
w Sharpley Bait Gov Pratt, Md
nj Carter, Va II NJ Bash, Bait
e Bayicr, Washn ST Mossman, N Y
| Getty, Bait Mr. Benoist, do
United States Hotel,
Pennsylvania 4fperiue bettceen Sd and - streets.
ii Leach and lady, Pa Gcdge, La
j A Rice, do Miss Pcnnin gton, do
NJ Beazell, do c w Murphy S
q II Bartlett, Ga "A Murphy
DIR and Mrs Bleight, do } Plant ny
J Roberts, Va M'Millan, Ga
w w Herbert, do G w Brerton lady, do
w w Voolfolk, do ShafIer, Va
+ VOORHEES,, Pa l. Scott, Tenn
q Brown, Miss F q Irwin, do
Mas Rice, Z CHI Longworth, Ga
J A Winston, Ala ED G Bailey, do
Nliss NJ Terry A 5 Bailey, do
Miss NJ Winston Il Bailey, do
Mias Nj Winston Palmer, do
Miss NJ Winston Sanford, do
Prof f Rogers lady, o E Sheldon, Mass
Virginia w Halves, do
Gadsby'a Hotel.
Corner of penns pIpanid Ape.ue and Sd street.
J Gibbou, s c Miss Pennington, Ala
G Waring, jr, do G Matthews, do
! Mr. Cherub, Pa w Phillips, Pa
VIM Hammett, do Glonenger, Md
A Whitney, Ny Basser, Va
q Porter, Bait VIM Ramsey, sc
Van Hamm, CHM w II Sayre, Ga
f Sloane, Bait Mrs Sayre, child & ser
J Clifton, do want, do
ID 4 Ross, do VIM Child, Bait
w Thompson, do Col w johnson, Md
Rogers, Va II Winder and lady, Bait
Rogers do VIM Franklg, Md
j Baker, do McGevn, Bait
DIR G Hamilton, n o Price, sc
| p Hamilton, Mobile L Cushing, Ind
| III Davis, Ala
Irving Hotel,
Corner If Pssrspipapsia Aoens1 and IAN street
J Rogers, Boston w Magens, Phila
T. II Robinson, fowhatn III Oscott, Halt
| c Miller, Ny L Wallace, N Y
| X Hart, Ohio Stanley, Bait
i A Hartley. Boston ID + Gosnell X lady, do
Mrs w Brown child, w Potter, do
Indiana Miss Gambell, do
| Miss Hart & Jansen, Dover
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rI'HIS Il TO GIVE NOTICE-That, after sew
Il eral preliminary meetings OF professors and
amateurs of Music in this city, Society WIS
formed last evening, under the title Of the Wash
ington Philharmonic Society" having for it, prin
cipal object the advancement Of Vocal and Instrn-
mental Music.
After adopting Constitution for the Society, the
following gentlemen were elected its officers:
President-A. T. K1ECKHOEFER.
Vice Presidcnt-SAMuEL CasUsI.
Sccrctaries-CHARLEs G.. BhYLos, JosEPH j.
krssLER.
WILLIAM Is. WEBB.
Libra rian-JuLEs MARIE.
Curators-JosEPH G. FoERrscH, A. ScHAD.
Any gentlemen, professors. and amateurs Of Mu.
sic, who may be DESTROYS Of becoming members OF
the above Society, will please attend "A meeting of
the governing members at Mr.. Kieckhoefer's, l3th
street, between T. and y streets, MONDAY
EVENING next, Sth instant, at O'Clock, q. IN.
or signify their intention in writing previous "a
that meeting, as afterwards no person can be ad-
mited without the regular process Of balloung, ne
laid down by the Constitution.
BY order.
G. G.. BAYLOR, }e..
JOSEPH J. KEssLER, Seore'afie'
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0J- Second Pr~sbyterisn Church. New Yort
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