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RASE OF sALIsBURY.-NoTEs OF THE BANK OF
~ Salisbury, Maryland redeemed at per cent ais
cunt by e. HOuGHrOE. Is William street.

*
cunt BY hoSdaTok IS %llRi sa ' sssss s'
VIRGINIA STATE PER CENT COUPON BONDS
EaDs takes through the house Of seiden With
err n Co.. Of Washington 60 ,oooo
Of virrni. State Six Coupon Bonds am
his portion II loan for sloNOoe Eisht hundred
thousand Of has been purchased by The United state roa
surr an Investment Tor the Indian Annuity Trust Fund
The leading soyernmont stocks Of oar country may be
quoted about IS follows
Virginia Coupon Bonds. spsr cent Iys SsS
Is s :s:s;i; ss IL $ q
In Saerns these bonds: cannot Do better than Iaye
late able Secretary Of the United states sreasary;
Ihnvs lately carefully examines the debt credit. aad re-
sources Of the state Of 'rsn,i ana an aware Of the
issne. Ny conviction that for permanent nveents
Ss as for certain Inn Of the pro'ra and
equal in value 10 any State stock a the market.
at s % @
time they have to rum and the rate preferable to
fhe resources Of virgias anple and rapidly
high sense of honor. and of moral obligation,
To capitalists who have any Ohio Now York, or unit.a
f %s of Vss. into S.,S r
that Virginia is cafe as either Of The Others.
s'''S va va; Tis s:rsss s ss1f Ysis.
SIX PR CENT STOCK.
COMMON W ALTH OF VIRGINIA.
Virginia Into Robert Johnston bearer the Five
Hundred Dollars redeema bic after the July
Ieo WIN interest at elk cent payable
a. NV {oIh surrender proper
coupon hseunto annexed, until the Of said
cpsl sLm This Bond Issued by authority of the
General Assembly Of Virginia pissed 29si March. 1871
mont Of TIE state debt contracted for the purposes
nal improvements.
This Bond the see Of the Treasurer Of vir
Whereof the faith the Commonwealth of Virunia IA
pledged. Richmond, lss July. 1851.
n J. BROWN. JR., Second Auditor.
The direct liability debt of Virginia. before issu-
mgany OF this loan, was sl03jls9
This debt is held
In EUROPE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1929
IN ,nsih.a. 's''.s's......... 5,t5l,tDl
The eontn gent liability Of the State BY guarantee,
ing the bonds OF internal proyenent works, is 62
The Auditor, on the Jth Of September last, est-
mated the value Of stocks owned by the State
Showing that Virginia like New York. balance debt
by her resources.
stock is for sale at the oce Of the subserber in sou
and GOO Ponds They payable 70 bearer and
ferstie by delivery They have Thirty Five years raa
and the nteret Rayasls N this city the M OF January
500 600 TO LoAS-Ar SIX TER CENT INrE-
sums to suit applicants on productive real estate In his
city. ,fPply to JOIN r. coNREY.
49, No. % Wall street. corner Of Broad.
DvANcEs IN SMALL SUNS To 500 Or UP
OoW or short periods, on consignment aud storage
o. all sorts Personal Property Gold sill
YER Ware Manufactured Goods, &c. kc. Also. goods
Of IT, brokerage third parties (Piease en-: Ills
MOVES L BRAxHILL, 81 Nassau street.
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GRAND INCLUSION TO THE rIsmse DAVIS ON

(.RAND EXCURSION TO TIE FISHING BANKS ON
~ satur nv, July ~ -lare III cents each vay.-rl.
yell known sea steamer buftALO Capt smith viii leave
Hsmmt nd street at A. w. Canal street, IA Srasd stree
~ katharine street, 7A pier No n o'otcet.
returning " "a. fishisg tacklo bait and rstssL-
mehts piil be provided on board.
rNO EXCURSION PARrirS.-THE BARGE LRytrC-
ton will he o. let for excursions rcasonabls
barge Is In good order and we'll pied ths
Inquire u = MARSHALL, board the boat Al A..
foot ~ Murray street. Of iamson h Vail ls4 West 81
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A DAMS CO.'S EXTRAORDINARY CALIFORNIA
ties Refused The rainy season on .se ssSmas no
M ir.sht through By tn, Si,p,s,s y.a me
tsetss and Parcel k.p,ess win despsssh.d BY 0ni
oeloek r. s.-ibrongb usual in charge Of
I I AID ,p,es ,s Asss: 70 Ss
seir sooss r,seis in season Tor the " Asil
ssr Trareeo ils our saPerlor arranse%ens % The
3: s;sSssy s:isy ss.s
the United Stats Pseibe Mai steamship Company %
us sS's
crested to send their g. with iays,sss on or before
sas q sailing ssSss for
IS,h'ss Ss ,. sts,S water g,Ss1 OF Will Re
ADAMS q CO.. iS and Is VAN street.
A cARD-TosHIPPEKs TO cALiFoRNIA-BsapoRp
"a S1.s Lxp..s -usr nes. thpmen. win be BY steam
transporting goods aorOss the Ist
we p sh an extract IRON our contract with nsssrs
prietors on tie lsthmus;-
p s%a he shall pSsd
from this place With the mail: Panama, May 8 E'a"
Ghsgres the 9Th July the following
cmasRKs. July g. 1881.
GrsrLrnrs-per crescent City received Weigh.
packages AID letter ag which have been forwarded P
mama sIss a,s ssn Rannes
We remind shippers that charges for delivering gooas
san per less than these Of ether
-''' BIsF2fD Co. svessy street. A..or House..
n q. GhEAT tALlFOkNlA EAPHksS-NE-
~ YER b -teh.-Our neat California Fright. PaekAgs.
ard Parcel Express will forwarded By the stoamers Bro
Their Jonathan and Ohio, the 18th Of July a. p NJ
Our SUCH that anaoled guaran
tie to patrons unusual expedition and tina. their
nt My mse, With no delay but shall arrive - pana
ma advsi ofthose OF other Bx Our last let
tiers show that goods brother Jonathan Chagrss
tDehtyon hours in advance Of all goods by
and cur previous shipment arrived in Panama thirty
hours in advance u all others AZ Panama have every
privilege conceded the mail me- to any and all the
taxes 20 be derived IRON the pdspsndent sseaners
Parcels eiyed until the morning Of the tho
leave. and letters until pa NJ Packages which
all cats be made perfectly water proof should DO ef at the
ofee tefore SATURDAY. No Custom House cbaPyes
made Passage tickets fnrbished the above steamers
at the lowest rates. THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents. ls9 Pearl street, corner Wall
i WINSTON WILLS & CO q WALL STREET, BEG
To intern their busin friends thai special Agent
OF their house. perfectly familiar the
ter efFrench and fnglh goods in this MARKET leave
for Europe in the Pacific the "a II August Aslk
give his attention peonay the execution Of snsh
asmay be entrutes TO him Liberal advances will ~
ON purchases in Europe under this arrangement
OEDUCED INSTRUMENTATION TO CALL
~ orna via the 18th Of Panama. by Zsohrson Mel
son Co. For PARTICULARS apply to -
y. zACnRissoN n CO.. Agents. " Wa street.
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GRAND corILLoS AND FISHING ExcuR,Ioys

~ on sandy Hook. on tn. sday and FRIDAY, July
august let 1h splsndd ~, amer CArALfNE Cara pses
viii NATE the above excursions leaving the ot VI twelfth
street u. att A. wiliiamsours IL; Ppltes Ferry,
brOolbn ~ south Ferry 90 a. Jersey Iity, fsct %
futtt' nth street y "a. 3 dc. ~ elosk,
tuning b y. n. Ehir totilon Band ~itl board
he a ursion. 90 e.
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0PORTV q.

A CHALLENGE WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. CHAL-
enge the Zach rayiors crew, Charles Thomas Francis
bgeow, viii liam ii. Decker stephen Roberts who
epd the challenge of the Indautown Club to row us In
the George Washn round the light house and back tor
Sa0 TIE money at Glossy Nebitts Washington street
SlOO forfe.t Sl0J day befove the
jim LEE, II. LARSEN,
PAT LYNCH, JNO. MATHisON.
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NUNkTONS NEW NOV EI.-rIfE SECOND EDITTON
nov ready-"The ssters or, the Fatal Marriage" BY
Btnry Cockton auth0r Of Valentine NOv, The
81 an w assorted marriage trythfuy and s,rkinaiy
.e.d in this work, that 1t cannot fnil
ftal hiurnco upon socisty. At the book
written WIN every exscleucv q style oil that snpsi8y
.lsh feeu,ary aistpguishee Me- Coektop Lond5 Nom
n lose BRorrrr 81 Az. s,,s.t.
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VHE TURF.

GNENTREvILLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50,
~ mile heats best three ave- In harness. free for all
horses To sn August II Entries to close Saturday
August by 10 o'clock, Pm at Mr. Maddens Hotel, lSo
Chatham street, N. y JOEL COSKLiS. Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSB.-TR0TTiNG.-PU asE $50,
" two mile heats in harness. free for all horses To come
of August ~ Entries 90 close Saturday August BY ~
o'clock, Pm At Mr.. MaddeHs Hotel IS Chatham street,
Now York. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
CARATOGA Observation-Disclosures july
- 8 att r. n. Purse $780, two mile heats in harness.
james hchann enters vermont o. Dmmiek ensers b.
4. Jack kosster.
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PERSON Al.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE. JUNE lc ISL
sir You informed in reply note of this
date that patent has been srapcd Me- Fsierbolz
New YORK; for self acting lamp BY alconol-1
specifically, THOMAS EWBANK.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF TIMOTHY HAGERTY,
from the Parish c Banter Ksnturk County Cork
ireland When last heard fran he remited money by
the kev. Nj Melone, Catholic clergyman OF William
Any information Of him viii be kindly received by his
tbe lately landed at David Curtains No Orange
WIDOW uUSORA HAGERrY.
Young NAN MIsSING--JOsHUA CoLyER RE-
sident Of lehsh county Pa indussrous and steady
ycuns man. left Newark j. as he said n Illinois
I'd Of June last and has been heard c lie
nineteen years Of about five feet in height has sandy
hair and light piexion. He has worked taors
trade His fh'r who has come to New DIRK in
him. is ANXIOUS for information, and will send his
sistanse, he requires IT, TO retrrn home. Address
CHARLES COLVER, Allentown, Pa.
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PUBLICATIONS.

TUE BEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER PUB
h,fsd; OILY Two cents The New York Revsillc is
New Verb Philadsirln. Bc more. ana all The principal
tites In tho United states. Price only two cents.
BARTON & CO.. publishers u Ann street.
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ExcuRsIoNs To snkEYsRrRY.-rHR NV Am

~ sTsndid steamer 1buAAs uuNr, aud slso sss ED-
IN Law ~. capt Corlits, vil each
sunday both starting at ociock a tas sss fe@
eel sitp and the e-s from Robinson
touse III he oIea Tor he rcceptoa Of company. Dinner
ana othr reirtshm.his rrovidxd sail bos,s as The
ana sea haththe IN The surf WILLIAM A. MATHEWS
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GRAND EXCURSIONS TO CoNEY ISLAND. LAND
~ ing At Fort Hamilton each warfare I1S cents
tho ne ana splendid steamer 1kOJAN Capt ). Rod
man. ia male daily executions to Cone Cor the Sea-
sn leaving y. follOss- Morning Trp-frym street
AZ hail past O'clock -. aud haItpa-t a. and AZ a..
Prom pier y. ~ At hslipast6. TO- and eeioek Mor-
ns trap nom Fort Hamilton at A NJ No half priee 20
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HOUSES. ROOms. 60. WANTED.
HOUSE WAhTED-WITH FIVE OR SIX ROOMS; SIT.
nation central rent not 70 exceed two hundred and
my eosrs Any person having house. and wishing
ocnpos OF Their furniture, can and purchaser b. adj
dressing 'nh, Herald ONCE. Answer in two days.
HOUSE wANTED.-wANTED IMMEDIATELY IN
the neifhhtrbood OF Brooklyn. or Wamshurr, or M
p IN Nsw forh snail house in respectable fscaty.
once, New York. ~ 49, WV
WAND TO PuRCHAsE TEN VACANT Lots
~. wien are about two hundred front by one hun,
aIeo ana tsentyhye deep, includ ng two corners and
,ounoet on three des by streets Inquire AZ the Rea
''a'e Hpn'y" H. @. FIERCE ~ Wall street.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND LADY TIE
lever part OF two story house. FUR ished or nm.
FURNISHED, with room for servant with widow iady Sr
oue tma luet family and children location bel seen
Jpn'f hp Iwenth streets and near broadway Address
w aNTED TO PuRCHAsE-A WILL or MITLsIrE
conwnicnt 10 The city (say within two hours
water the year round ~ equal e p1wer
mouse and few acres ofland would be ojec
provided can be purchased low foress Direct
once, New YORK. " Wv
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EOR sALF-A LIGHT WAGON, MADE TO oRDlR
II Inquire ofPetsr Dolan, 2s2 Pearl sire
EroR SALE CHEAP.--A TWO sEAy SPORTING CART
Entirely new, and finished IL the bee, manner would
sui. gentleman TO drive tandem. for hunting cart
Apply 20 Oliver at The Brcs allyn Light Carriage Fac
tory. No. 3Wster street, near Fulton Ferry.
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Two BUIIDERs-sEALED PROPOSALS WILLIE gr.
ed till Monday June D. Tor the erecti,, ftb,e
houses llans snd tJeeih cations can he seen
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INDUsTRrk L. HOME ASSOCIATION. No. I-PRoPo-
sale for wing tnd grading tfe LANDS ass3c
lon viii ;. rsee we'd tll ne ar,. day q August as, BY D
East Chester - either Of which places e rlsn tpecia
estons and All nss vary Iftrmetor pertaining hsretc
usy he cltaipcd
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HORsEs, CARRIAGES. &c.

HANDSOME DATrLE BAY MARE, WITH LIGHT
wagon spd harness for ssi Is fast traveller Stylish
sound gentle, and e,ceenS under the saddl. ~ 4.
seen at stables No. is wagon
and harness mace 20 order. -sO'
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BOARD WANTED-reR YOUNG GENTLEMAN
and his mother in the vicinity of Broadway but nos
above Fourteenth street. below Fulton Address
w. c. this
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07
STIM son & CO.'S s
New York, New Orleans Il Mobile
Il X PR T. - q


NONNECTlNG with the S,ciftest and most
- responsible Expresses between the principal
Towns in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Mas
sachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Lower
Canada, New York State, Delaware. Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland, Distnc! of Columbia, Indiana,
Ohio, Illinois, the Wes.ern States generally, tho
Mississippi and Alabama River towns, and the
prominent places in Georgia and the Carolinas
Our facilities are so extensive and perfect, that
we can secure the safe and speedy transportation
Of freight trunks, packages and ualuaJle parcels,
from one end Of the country to the other, and
6etlreen the mast remote points. ..rr
From our many years experience in the Ex-
press business, while connected with Messrs.
Adams & Co, aud numerous advantages i'm
other respects, mot the least OF which is the
confidence and patronage of the New York COM
mnnity) we feel assured that we shall never cease
10 give the most entire satisfaction TO our friends
the Jewellers, Bankers and Merchants generaily
We beg leave to call attention to our California
Express from New Orleans, and our Express be-
tween New Orleans and Mobile.
Offices st. Charles Hotel Building, N. Orleans,
and l9 Wall street, New York. f9
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07
- -. For the Telegraph.
On the Death of James Williams. Sr.,
A Revolutionary Patriot.
For the Telegraph
BY JAMES P. JETT.


A volIey DER the grave!
A requiem to the hopored dead!
One of that band of patriots brave
In Freedoms cause who bled,
And for their country nobly stood
Upon the ciimsoned field of blood.
Loud let the musket ring, -3 e
TO tell patriots race is o'er!
And fondiy to our memories bring
The glorious deeds Of yore;
When like the surge -defying rock,
Our country braved Oppression's shock.
The veteran form. below
Was warmed by true patriot soul;
His arm struck many gallant blow
For the united whole;
And would have scorned that bond to mar
By leaving out one stripe or star.
lie heard Disunion's roar
The storm of Abolition's cloud
And told US that in days Of yore
Such deeds were not allowed -t
Their very thought was treason then,
Amongst that band of noble men.
A few more years and all
Like stass extngulshed, one by one,
Still bright, as from their spheres they fall
Our fathers will be gone,
And none be left the tale to tell
or battles where oui heroes fell.
There breaks upon the gloom
halowed and a warning light
voice is issuing from the tomb
"Unite, unite, unite!
Lest with It's last surviving sire
The cause OF Freedom, too, expire"
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07
Notice.

HEKEbY forewarn all persons from trading
i for three certain promissory notes of hand
executed by me to George o. Britt for six hundred
dollars each, and dated January Ilth, 1856
one of them due January lst 1882; one January
lst, 1853; and one January LIST, 1854. As said
notes were frauduleiitly obtained, and the con-
sideraton for which they were given having
failed, T! am determined not to pay any Of them
unless compelled BY law.
JAMES w. PRIM.
April 7,lS5l. [!6:3
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07
New Goods.
Great Bargains for Cash.

N addition to our present stock, we are -<--s
L receiving general assortment Of new .SSTS-c
and seasonabe Goods. Our stock consists TX
of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Caps,
Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hardware,
Cutlery, ,Crockeryware, Tinware, Saddles Brides.
WOODWARD, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Liquors, Soap. Candies, Starch, Spices, Preserved
Fruits, Fish, Cheese, and many other articles.
We will make the interest of purchasers to give
us their custom, who wish TO buy cheap for cash.
Gail and try ....
D'ARMOND & SlLLIMAN,
-'.-. West Of the Hotels.
Washington, April 9, 1851. rI4tf
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07

One of the spiritual knockings down
ton with the spirit of General Jackson.
ihe querest wished TO know what the
old General had first at heart. The re-
ply was:-"The Union-BY THE ETERNAL
-DoN'T SPLIT IT."
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07
Notice..

4 LII persons indebted to the estate of s w.
III Fleming, dec, are requested 10 make inn
mediate payment to the undersigned, executor of
the last will and testament OF said deceased, and
all persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them properly authen-
ticated within the time required by law, or they
will be forever barred. .l.,- =. -
T. NJ FLEMING, Err.
April %, 1851. [I7.3
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07
administrators sale.

DY an order the Honorable Probate Court Of
~ Hampstead county viii soil, oa Tuesday
the 18th day Of May next, in The town Of WASH
lngton. the personal property of the late Samuel
Moore, dec, consisting in part of library of well
selected law books. Attorneys would 90 well to
attend should they wish to purchase.
A. B. WILLIAMS, Adtet.
l6:2 =.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07

The Legislature of Kentucky have
appropriated $500 for monument to
Col. R. M. johnson.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07

o Ray Tompkins. the New York bro
ker, has been discharged from the criml-
nal accusations preferred against him.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07

"Mr. Smith! The hogs are getting in
to your .corn-6eld"' ''Never mind. Bill
ly, I'm sleepy. Corn won't hurt en-
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07

SIMS. THE FUGITIVE SLAvE.-Ihe BoS-
ton Traveller, of the 18th, has the follow
ing:
"Relative to the story of the purchase
of Sims by periodical dealer of this
city, we learn from an authentic source
that such is not, as yet at least, the fact.
The party in question has been told by
the agent of the claimant, j. B. Bacon,
that he can probably purchase Sims after
his arrival in Georgia for $1,000. The
orders of the master were not TO sell nlm
here at any price. In an interview be-
tween the attorney of MIR. Potter and
Sims last night, after the decision OF
Judge Woodbury. had been made known,
the former stated to him that it was now
apparent that he must go back. Sims
stated that he was aware of it; that If
he could have the choice he should rath-
er stav here; but as he must go back, he
wished that the attorney would write to
his master, advising him to sell him, as
gentleman here had offered 10 advance
the money for his purchase. lie did not
appear to be afraid that his master would
punish him on his return to the South;
or that he would. in case he sold him.
require a bond of the purchaser that he
would not take him North.
Mrs. Partington, OH being told that
MIR. Ritchie had sold The Union,' ex-
claimed, ALAS! alas! l feared he would
do something awful whenI heard that
Congress had detected the bill to inden-
tify him! wonder if he has sold the
people with it, shall emulate to the
South. where they know how to treat
the poor critters, And the old lady
sighed deeply. took up her knitting aud
said no more.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07

mas Deeu Ill TREMENDOUS state OF eX-
citement this P NJ, in consequence of
threatened attack upon the Rev. w.
Leahy. q reformed Monk of Latrappe, to
prevent the delivery of lecture, &C., by
portion of our Catholic population.
The entire Fire Department and 100
special Constables were sworn in; aud
were well armed to preserve the peace of
the city. Several threats are said TO have
been sent TO the proprietors of the City
Hotel yesterday, to fire the building un-
less Mr.. Leahy was discharged from the
house. They have not, however been
carried into effect. .ses7s .azsf 10 ,...J
The Mayor also received an anonymous
communication, threatening to tear down
the church if he was allowed to speak
there this evening. However, from the
overwhelming expression of pubic OPT
mon, put forth by law and order meet
ing yesterday. for freedom of speech, TO-
gether with the efficient police arrange
ments, backed by the press, &c, all
violence was effectually checked, and the
reverend gentleman was allowed undis-
turbed to deliver his lecture; and it is ex-
pected that the demonstration made for
the preservation of order and the freedom
of speech will ehectualy prevent repeti-
ton of such a scene of riot and bloodshed
as took place in the Methodist Church on
Sunday. in the midst of a gospel sermon
by MIR Leahy. mEa
The following is an account of the riot:
Last Sunday evening. Mr.. Leahy was
advertised to lecture at the Methods!
Church. A very large crowd assembled
about third of them females. He had
not spoken five minutes when there was
rush at The door. and gang of men
came in, armed with clubs and others
tore off the rails from the pews, and laid
about them with great VIOLENCE.
Several persons were struck on the
head and badly injured. The scene was
one of the widest confusion. Pews were
torn down; chandeliers smashed; and the
shouts of the rioters and screams of the
women were fearful The audience
gradually got out Of the windows, and
doors; some few persons stood around the
speaker and protected h.m. The Mayor
commanded peace and promised that Mr..
Leahy should leave the town in the
| morning. sr.asr
The crowd did not disperse till late
hour, and many persons followed the
preacher anu his escort to the hotel, break
| ing with brick bats some of the windows
The city is in state Of great excitement.
A meeting has been held. The Catholic
priests published notice, calling on their
people to keep away from the meeting.
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07
For Salc.

A No, six mule WAGON, with double cover
n and Harness all complete, for sale low. :
Apply to b. F. HEMPSTEAD.
April l6, 1851. e "~r-1t -3'at rs
Washington telegraph., 1851-05-07
PAINTING.

rEHE subscriber takes this opportunity Of
Il making known TO the citizens of WASH
ington and vicinity, that he is now well prepared
TO co House and Ornamental Painting in a neat
and fashionable style. All work warranted,
,,-rfl! .It-rf rrl.- WM. r. CROXTON
Washington. March S, 1851. L9: