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THE CHoLERA-The Louisville Courier Of the

THE CHoLERA.-The Louisville Courier of the
18th instant says
The cholera has entirely disappeared from
Paducah. At Smithland there were three or
four deaths last week At Greensboro there
have been some three or four deaths during the
past few days.
The st. Louis Republican of the 14th instant
states that the cholera prevailed among the
United States troops under command of Col.
Sumner, on their way to New Mexico. 1t was
reported that as many as eight or ten were
dying daily, and that numbers were deserving.
1t was stated that two surgeons Of the command
had died of the disease, but the name of DR..
Kennedy is the only one recollected The pro-
gress of the troops was also much retarded by
rain, which fell every day. The trains of the
traders were not in better condition. Where
the cholera had appeared among them some had
died, and all the teamsters had deserted in the
general panic. Cases of the cholera had ap-
peared at Independence, where five or six had
died in one day.
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sRI0R pAGUERREoTYpEs-lst Premium

II ii. WHITEHURST has extended the field OF his OPP
y. erations over more ground than any daguerreo-
typist in the country. His Galleries may be found
Pennsylvania avenue, between and 9th streets; No.
207 Baltimore street. Baltimore; corner Broadway and
Leonard street. New York. No II Main street. Richmond;
Sycamore street. Pctersburg Main street. Norfok and
Main street, Lynchburg, Virginia.
His beautiful and highly finished electro Daguerreo-
types extraordinary improvement nsuring faithful
and highly finished hkenesses IN few seconds
j. II. W. calls the attention Of the public generally TO
his elegantly furnished Gallery Lane and fuckers
store, where a free exhibition Of pictures will be
given.
Notwithstanding the unusual competition in Daguerre
oypes at the recent Fair OF the Maryland Institute he
was awarded the first medal by the judges.
Likenesses Of every description copied and postmortem
attended to. mp 30-dGmo
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels,
In b - o'clock, M, today.

United Statos-LH Keenan, Alexandria, Virginia;
Haines and lady Burlington, N. Jersey 1 Morris
and lady, do; II Bawtree Georgetown College; W Kipp
Baltimore; II Lambert Alexandria, Va Jno Clayton,
Maryland; H pye, Washington; IL L Harrington Bal
more Isaac Hnse, jr, Pensacola, Florida DIR Thos lie
Page Crowmler, U. 8. N; G. Magruder and lady, Md
Mrs Emma O Berry, do; w Smith, New York; Geo Dur
fee Texas; Otto Kaas, do; Thos Konkn Richmond; Mrs
DR. johnson, st Louis shipley and lady, Cincinnat
Miss spotwell, New York; Geo w Pratt, do Drum
mond, Melville; r Tyler, Warren
Gadsby's-W Conner and @ Parker Tennessee;
Lee and Meacham, Baltimore; Woodgate, N. York;
Price, Hebb, and Dr. Smith, Cumberland, Maryland;
Richards and w johnson, Louisiana; II b Walker,
Capt Masten and servant, and J Donegan, Alabama;
Miss s Young, Philadelphia; Devall and lady, and
Miss Hart, New Orleans; Gates, New York; Rev I
Lacey, Virginia. Casey, Kentucky; David Bone and
servant, Mississippi Barlow, New York.
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CRIMINAL CouRT.-We stepped in at noon,
and found the clerks industriously engaged upon
their books, the Judge intently perusing the
columns of a little hebdomadal called the Ma
honal Mtelligncer, and the refreshing breeze.
playing sportively throughout the otherwise
deserted hall.
There is no work ready for the court to-day.
The Grand Jury is engaged upon its work; but
we understand it has dismissed many of the
cases presented to its notice.
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DISCIPLINE IN THE NAvY.-We designed com.
menting upon the letter in the National Intel
hgencer of this morning, addressed by Commo
dore STUART to the Secretary Of the Navy, upon
the subject Of the spirit ration and the punish
mcnt Of sailors by fogging; but time does not
permit us to do so to-day We did not believe
the old veteran was so welded to the notions of
antiquity. He is certainly behind the age in
which lac lives, and as surely it will never wait
for him to come up. The spirit ration and the
cats, once removed, will never be restored; and
IL the navy cannot survive the pryation it will
be permitted 70 perish. There is not legis-
lstor in the land who can return to his con-
stituents and ask them to re-elect him after
voting for the restoration Of such regulations
The officers in the service cannot too soon adapt
themselves 10 the new order Of things and learn
TO govern themselves The government Of
others without grog or stripes will soon follow.
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ART UNION OF PHILADELPHIA.

LIVERY member for the year 1851, will receive for
Il each subscription of IS a print of Huntngtons
ChriStidaa and her Children" and the companion,
print Of Hunngtons Msrcys Dream" the choice OF
any Of the following four splendid engavings viz
/. John Knoxs Interviews with Mary, Queen Of Scots,
by Leutze.
2. Ruth and Boaz, by Rothermel.
3. Chrstiana and her Children.
4. Mercy's Dream.
And copy of the Philadelphia Art Union Reporter.
The Union of Philadelphia awards prizes In its
certificates, with which original American works of Art
may be purchased in any part Of the United States at the
option and selection Of the person who may obtain .
prize at the annual distribution
copy of the engraving of "Mercy's Dream" can be
seen on application TO
who will give receipts for subscriptions.
June l9--d2w
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HUyGARIAS EMIGRATION. We notice in for
eign papers that many Hungarian fugitives
have united with n number Of Schleswg- Iol-
steiners TO emigrate to this country and found
a colony in Iowa. where soil and climate offer
every inducemeut for the change. A company
Of more than forty prosperous families from
Mecklenburg, Prussia and Hamburg IL about
to leave the latter port for point in the neigh
borbood Of the Missiysippi, where for more than
two years n highly successful colony has been
settled. On every side in Hamburg are houses
for emigrants, and arrangements for emigra-
ton. II seems, says letter from that place,
as il new emigration Of the races was not
only imminent, but had actually commenced.
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IL N. GILBERT has opened an Office In Washington
IL. city, where he viii give his prompt attention TO
all those who will favor him with the agency sell farms
in Virginia. Maryland the District Of Columbia Having
followed farming heretofore and being northerner by
birth, he appreciate the wants of such from
the North for the purpose Of locating farms in this vcn
ity lie has the agency TO sell goodly number Of farms
well TO CALL before purchasing at his residence Penn
sylyania avenue first square west Of the Capitol Gate
2g-y f2m
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CRY CoUNcns.--As the official report Of this
body is to appear in our columns, . less minute
account would scarcely be acceptable to the
public; and hence we must delay until the re-
ception Of the former. We trust We will here
after be enabled to furnish this report in our
next succeeding issue after each session.
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81 To rHE PUBLIoFrom the LIST day Of July 1851, the
postage the Daily Americdn Telegraph, Washington
city, d. O., will be, per quarter In Advance follows;
Fifty miles under, rs cents fifty and not
three hundred 90 cents three hundred and not
oesding thousand rs cents &C. Any person wishing
to DO served for three months after the above date need
only pay his quarters POSTAGE and send gold dollar
and silver quarter In small letterpostage paid OF
conrsc i've dollars for year. The Telegraph indie
pendent In politics, polite moral agreeable and hmiiia
prompt In furnishing the news and terror to all ev
doors.
Editors Of weekly and other papers DESTROYS 10 e1r
change with pay the difference In the prices Oh
subscription by giving few insertions to tne ss w
uce. WASHINGTON, May ~, 1901.
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A CARD

NE subscriber respectfully notifies those persons hav
ing accounts with him. that, according to the usual
custom their respective bills will be rendered in full to
the LIST of July and he earnestly hopes that all will be
prepared make carly settlement IL lie ndispensa
bly, that every account his books be paid at
maturity order that he may the better be enabled to
conduct the business successfully, and, II possible
adyanageousy to those of citizens who have lbe
rally patronized him. Il. EDM0NST0N.
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TAVERN STAND FOR RENT,

Ninth street, opposite the Centre Market
TNHE subscriber not being able to attend to his sand
business, and to give that attention to his Tavern
he would like, has concluded to rent his house, which
contains two parors, bedrooms, dning-room.
kitchen, and stabe together with the barroom which
handsomely arranged, with all necessary fixtures. The
location is good for the business in town, and
competent person who will give it his undivided attention
can make money. Rent moderate and possession given
Immediately. A. N. CLEMENTS.
INN 14-tf !,
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FOR BALE OR RENT.

a. very convenient and comfortable two-story and
M:u basement BRICK HOUSE, recently put in complete
repair on street. near Pennsy vana avenue and three
houses of the large house formerly occupied by Mr.
Fox the late British Minister. IL has attached very
handsome side lot with choice Fruit Trees Apply
p Berry Water street. Georgetown, Thomas Berry al
the east wing OF the Patent Office. June Aft
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THE WALKER SHARpsHoorERs.-We lea

The WALKER SHARPsHooTERs.-We learn
that this excellent company have determined on
making an excursion down the Potomac on the
18th of July. We would advise their many
friends to hold themselves in readiness to unite
with them in the enjoyment of day of inno-
cent pleasure and recreation.
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CENTRE MARKET.-Neither the heavy but
most welcome rains of yesterday, nor the ap-
proach of harvest, appeared to keep our country
friends away to-day and the market looked
very pleasant and fresh, and articles sold a
little cheaper We quote the retail prices as
follows: hams, l23 cents per pound; veal, 124
cents per pound; lamb, 10 cents per pound !;
pork, 10 cents per pound; peas, 40 cents per
peck; potatoes, new 37a to rs cents per peck;
cymlings, 20 cents dozen; beets, s cents o
bunch; apples, (winter) 80 cents per peck;
eggs IA cents dozen; butter, 16 to 20 cents
per pound; beans, 80 cents per peck; currants,
81 cents quart; raspberries, (black) l23 cents
a quart; raspberries, (red) 25 cents o quart
blackberries, cents a quart whortleberries
8 cents quart; cherries, 2 cents pint;
honey-comb, 16 cents per pound.
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ROCKVILLE is a healthy, pleasant town, and
there is pretty country around it, and fine,
social, hospitable people. Such Of our citizens
as may desire to resort thither can obtain good
accommodations at the Farmers Hotel, the ad-
yertisemcnt of which we TODAY publish.
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ID Canal Company.-Notice is hereby given
that coupons the bonds of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, issued for the completion Of
the canal TO Cumberland and also the bonds Of said
company issued for REPAIRS and guaranteed by the State
Of Virginia. due and payable the LIST Of July next will
be paid presentation and delivery Of the proper
pons at Banking House, In the city Of Washington,
in such funds the holders may desire checks
Baltimore New York. Boston, &c. free of charge for
change, &c. SELDEN, WITHERS co.
I,,na
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ASSISTANT CoLLECToR.-We learn that Mr..
JOHN H. BARTLETT, (of the house of Clagett,
Newton, May & Co.. has been selected by Mr..
R. ]. Roche as his assistant city collector. Mr.
Bartlett is in every respect well adapted for the
faithful and able performance of the incumbent
his selection
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AN OLD TREE.-There is an orange tree in
one of the gardens of Versailles, said to be the
oldest in France. 1t is the product OF five seeds
planted by Queen Leonora, of Navarro, in the
year 143l. The five plants finally united and
formed one trunk. The age of the tree is four
hundred and thirty years.
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An AMERICAN APPOINTED PROFESSOR IN En-
RoPE.-Mr. b. A. Gould, whose name, for one
80 young. has been much connected with astro-
nomical and other scientific research, has been
rendered the appointment of Professor Of As
tronomy at the University Of Gottingen, in place
Of DR.. Goldschmidt. recently deceased.
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A REASONABLY REoUEsT.-Messrs. Clagett,
Newton, May, & Co. proffer request to their
friends and patrons that should be promptly re-
sponded to- The systematic enforcement of
such a rule as they have prescribed to them
selves, by all men in business, win result in
great advantage to our city. "short settle
ments make long friends" is q common adage
Of truthful import
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MRS. E. MOFFETT has received

MRS. e. MOFFETT has received this day,
wi from Philadelphia, a beautiful assortment Of La
Dress Caps including the latest styles Of Opera and
full Caps and 10 which she invites the attention Of the
Ladies' Apo Ladies' Black Net Gloves, rich Lace Capes,
Under Sleeves, &c. Chdrcns Black Mitts Gloves, lIo-
siery &C. full assortment Of goods In general for La
dies Also, Observation-Disclosures, Cravats Shirts sus
penders Gloves Hosiery Port Monnaes, Soaps, and
great variety OF miscellaneous articles for Gentlemen
All of which will be sold low for cssh.
June 24-tr Seventh street, opp. Odd-fellows Hall.
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.Slsc.sd tyom lats knqlisA io.u,.als.

h,ctecteu yyUH tut< E5yttsh JV<if"utS.
AT the settling on the Derby race at latter
sails 1t was stated that Sir Joseph Hawley and
his party had won 9200, 900, independent of the
stakes, which amounted to upwards of 95, 900.
A toasting-fork maker, in humble circum-
stances, in Birmingham, is the fortunate holder
of picture which cost him little more than
f5. He has already been offered Ell 900 for it,
but its value is estimated at f1, 800
There is large amount of unemployed labor
at this moment in North Lincolnshire, both
among farm-laborers and farm-servants.
A system of banking is discovered to have
prevailed in Babylon at least seven or eight
hundred years before the Christian era.
The fixed price of American gold at the bank
of England is now G3 les. 24d. per ounce.
1t has now been ascertained that the waters
of the Mediterranean and the Red Sea are
exactly on a level.
Patent purse gloves, which have pocket to
contain any small sum of money, a railway
ticket, &c., for immediate use, have been in
vented
A return to the House Of Commons, obtained
by Mr.. Alderman Copeland, was printed, from
which it appears that forty-three collectors of
income tax have been defaulters to large
amount, and thirty -four collectors of assessed
taxes. In the majority of cases no security was
given; in others, proceedings have been adopted
against the sureties.
On the 25th of May the first Geographic de-
spatch was forwarded direct from Pesth to Paris
1t was in French and composed of 262 words
It's transmission cost 165 francs and it was
three hours and thirty-seven minutes on the
way.
The modes of suicide chiefly followed by the
Chinese are hanging, drowning and taking
opium and, among the rich people, swallowing
gold.
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WORTHY OF MODERN IMITATIoN.-We are
told that the stately danes of Edward the
Fourth's court rose with the lark, despatched
their dinner at eleven o'clock, and shortly after
eight were wrapped in slumber. In "The
MISUNDERSTANDING Book for 1872" we are
told that the family rose at six, breakfasted at
seven, dined at ten, and supped at four. Is not
our practice perversion Of Gods law, and does
it not lead to many evils, physical and moral ?
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INCREASE OF STEAMERS. - The New York
Heralas New Orleans correspondent, under date
of 18th instant says that the people of that city
are fully awakening to the Importance of lines
of steamers. Some half-dozen new lines are in
process of formation to as many different ports.
The writer says that an agent of one of the
most wealthy houses in New Orleans is at pre-
sent at the North, making arrangements for the
building of several large steamers. H..
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PIC-NIC PARTIEs---READ THIS

IUST RECEIVED THIS DAY
~ 30 boxes Lemons in fine order for sale by the box
otherwise
Also, Raisins, Pruncs Dates, Nuts Of all kinds, &C.
Also good assortment of Wines Liquors, Cigars &c.
For sale, cheap for cash, by JAS. 4. LL0YD& Co.
June 2-3t Pa av, 3 doors east Of 18th st.
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plsrNGuIsHED VfsITERs.--The Count Villa
nueVa, intsndent General Of the Island Of Cuba,
who arrived at New York on Friday, is accom-
panied by the following individuals: Countess
piilsnueva, the Counts private secretaries, Col.
Pinillas, Gen. Garlic, Col. Pssego and family.
Post Captain Amero, Col. Deiango, and .bsi,
servants. They arrived in the Spanish r.y
steamer Pizarro, Com. Sivila.
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FARMERS HOTEL.

Rockville, Montgomery County, Maryland.
INE subscriber accommodate thirty forty board
/ ers during the Summer and Fall. The village !
perfectly healthy, with fine water.
.June A-tAupl r. KTDWEII.
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1t is stated that Mrs. Mowatt has taken pas
sage for home in the steamer Pacific, which is to
leave Liverpool on the 9th of July for New
York
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ID ECEIVED-per schooner Fairfax, direct from
~ New York
20 barrels of Crushed and Pulverized Sugars
Fresh Ground and Roasted Coffee
Green and Black Teas
Corn Starch Allspice, Mustard, Cayenne Pepper
We have also In store 40 bbs No Potomac Herrings
BRERETON BRO,
June 20-3t cor 18th and + streets.
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FOR SCHOOL MISSES

ID IBB0NS FOR sAsHES, for the 4th of July celebra-
IN ton. White HOODS, Gloves, Mitts, Wreaths Neck
Combs Belts, Rosettes Flowers, Handkerchief Hosiery
&C., at Mrs Il. COLLISIONS Fancy Store
June 4-tr 7th street, AaJ- above H.
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NOTHING Observation-Disclosures Of every desc1I'
ton be paid for in this paper; but church notices
and of marriages and deaths are charged
only half price, viz twelve and half cents for six lines
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ANOTHER GAsT.-A new giant has just ar
rived at New York; Nova Scotian boy, named
Angus McCaskill, who is nineteen years old,
and only eight feet high and weighing four hun
dred pounds
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THOMAS M. HARVEY,

Carpenter q Builder, Fstreet, 6eteceen 9h q l0h,
prepared to fill orders for any work In his line.
i J0BB1NG promptly executed at moderate charges.
Residence corner New York avenue and Tenth street
June lS-tJyo
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aS- The Carrier will at times leave single numbers
this paper with persons whom he hopes to enter upon
list lie will call for a response to the request made
this manner.
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DALM-LEAF Fans for Cents.-Spanish
and Ivory frame, Silver and Feather Fans reduced
prices.
AlsoWorked Collars Laces Insertings Net Mitts &c.
At Mrs Il. COLLISIONS Millinery Fancy Store,
June Ctr 18th street, 60 above III.
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monster steamboat is now building at Pitts
burg for the New Orleans and st. Louis trade
She is 80 feet long. and 40 feet beam.
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THE LooUsTs.-Dr. Gideon B. Smith, who SO
accurately foretold the coming of the locusts,
as confidently predicts their departure to-mor-
row,
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A. W. BABBrTT, the Mormon delegate to the
last Congress, has been accommodated from
the Mormon church.
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CAUTION My son, JOHN c. srEBEI, minor,
~ having left my family and control without my
sent this is to forewarn all persons not to trust him
my account, shall not hold myself responsible for any
debts, obligations, dealings Of his whatsoever.
GEO. G. SIEBEL.
WASHINGTON, june 20, 1851. June 23-3ts
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PROFESSORS and Am ateurs In Music,
whu intend visiting the fashionable watering places,
be furnished with the best quality of VIOLIN vioon
cello, Guitar and Tenor Violin Strings; Bows, Bridges.
Screws and all necessary Trimmings for different Insru
ments, at HlLBUSS,
June 21-3t Pa av, south side, next to cor. 10th st.
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sHIRTsl sHIRTsl

WALLS, Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Rs- Obserpe The Red 1DHing Posts ia
II HAVE hand Of the largest and most complete
assortments of SHIRTS offered in the District.
Linen article indispensable for comfort clean
liness and large and complete stock has been much
wanted-which can be found suited TO every taste,
from 81 "a cents TO SIS.
Sack, etc.
Fine Linen and Fancy Shirts, Of superior style and
finish
All shirts measured and warranted to ht or may be
returned. Shirts made TO order at short notice.
BOYS SHIRTS at all prices, fancy and plain.
GENTLEMEN'S TRIMMINGS Net shirts, Drawers Of
best styles, Silk and Merino Socks, scarf Iendkerchic
&C., &c. VIM WALL.
teI 49, June 13--tf
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WANTS.

WTANTED-A COACHMAN. One who can bring
w unexceptonable references for sobriety honesty
and capability apply lin the EVENING" to Mr. Rush,
on H. between 9th and 10th streets. June 20-3W
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
GENERAL VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS can be had, at
- reasonable rent if immediate application be made
to Mrs. H. MoFFETT Seventh street. opposite OddFellows
Hall. June l2--tf
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II OsT, yesterday afternoon, between the omnibus
/ stand, Georgetown, d. c.. and eth street. Wash
ington one $40 and three $50 notes. The finder, 10y
leaving the same with Mr.. yoss Matchmaker, Penn.
sylvania avenue, Muncaster Dodge, Bridge street,
Georgetown, will be literally rewarded.
June 2l-2ts
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More than sir seventies u the Roman Cstho-
lie priests in this country are foreigners
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ar The Union Literary society will no

its next stated meeting at the Medical College,
Twelfth Streets at eight o'clock this Tuesday
ing The exercises will consist Of Essay and debat
main question. The public invited TO attend.
June 2l-1t @. S. KEECH, Secretary