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SYLYESTER,S

SYLVESTER'S
SILVER SWAN SODA FOUNTAIN,
Corner of 9th and H streets,
MAY now be seen in full play from a. m.
lFl to ii p. m, and as the Ladies come up
in crowds exclaiming, ooh! how delightfully."-
cool and refreshing.' it's pure bright and
sparkling waters are reflected from their
brighter eyes like sunlight from diamond.
No flaming advertisement. with striking cap
tons in stirring capitals, have heralded forth
in grandiloquent phrase this modest establish
ment, but the public may rest assured that
here only in this city can be found the gen.
uine carbonated patent atmospheric Soda
Fountain, improved, by which alone pure
SODA WATER can be obtained fresh at every
draught. S. R. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Pharmaceutist,
m geo 4w Corner 9th and H streets
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To Strangers and Citizcns.-
THoMPsoS's DAGuERREorYPEs are unsurpass.
ed by any, for boldness of execution and
beauty of artistic finish
His assiduous efforts to establish first class
Gallery in this city, and his continued en-
deavors to please visiters, and patrons, have
not been unrewarded. An examination of
his Pictures recently made is particularly So
licited. He is prepared to take Pictures of
every size and style, at reasonable prices.
Gallery, north side of Pennsylvania avenue
between Al and 9Th streets, Lane & Tucker
building. may 80
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METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.

PURSUANT to a resolut on of the Board of
L Commissioners of the Metropolitan Rail-
road, and in conformity to the act of the Leg
islature of the State of Maryland, passed at
the January session of 1853. entitled :. An act
to incorporate the Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany." notice is hereby given bv the said
Commissioners that 900 shares of stock not
having been taken, as required by said act
for the organization OF the company, fhe
books for receiving subscriptions to the CAPT
tai stock of the said Metropolitan Railroad
Company will be rc-opened on Wednesday,
the 22d day of June instant. and be kept open
from the said 22d day Of June to the Cd day
of July, inclusive, from the hour Of 10 o'clock
A. M. to the hour Of 2 O'Clock P. NJ on said
days, Mt the places and under the direction of
the persons. respectively, heretofore designa-
ted by public advertisement for that duty
By order of the Commissioners:
w. W. SEATON, Chairman.
Francis DonGE. Secretary. je 25-3t
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To the Citizens Of the Irlard

New Periodi. nj g. Newspaper DEPOT.
KNOW YE, that the subscriber has lust
IA opened, in correction with his General
Agency office for Claims, near the corner of Eth
street and Maryland avenue. PERIODICAL.
NEWSPAPER AND STATIONERY STORE.
where he will be regularly supplied with ali
the most popular weekly and monthly papers
of the day. and will keep constantly on hand
supply of Stationery and School Books.
10 9-2w JNO. E. BAKER.
n. B.-Persons desiring the Nofionoi In
telisencer, Union, or New York Herald, by
the month or year. will be supplied by leav-
ing their name, subscription and residence at
my Office. J.ER
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DRs. BROTHERS & GRAY

4 RE consulted, as usual. on all Dezicate
"A Diseases. They apprise the public that
they have many facilities afforded them by
Hospital and private practice in this and for
eign countries. and are not to be classed with
the self-named doctors, medical buffers of the
day. Those who have foiied of obtaining re-
lief from physicians of less experience. will
meet with certain. speedy and effectual cure
by applying at the Medical Office of Drs. BRO
THEIRS Il GRAY. on South B street, opposite
the Smithsonian Institute, Island.
lie lS-eo 2w*
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ZINC! ZINCM ZINCuI

T1IE Undersigned having lately received .
i fresh supply of ZINC, are prepared to
execute oil orders with that beautiful and du.
rable article. in aneac and superior manner.
Also, for those who prefer. they still continue
the use of the best WHITE LEAD, OIL. and
VARNISHES
Persons about having painting done, will
find it to their advantage TO call at the old esI
adjustment corner of 18th ard f streets.
june 15-tf D. FINCH SON
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William Grayson. selling on Sunday:
ruled for trial. Mary Blackstone, pro-
family: fine and security. H. Williams,
keeping nuisance within seventy-five
feet of dwelling; ruled for trial. Rich
ard Jones, arson released. Truman
Tyler, throwing filth in the Canal; fined.
Charles T. Shane, assault and battery;
sent to Jail.
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DIED

O46D
On the 10Th instant, in the 57th year of her
age, Mrs. JULIA WHITNEY, relict of the
late Reuben NJ. Whitney. and daughter of the
late Col. Dulongpre, of Montreal.
At leesburg, Va. on the Goth inst, WILL
LIAM B.. BENEDICT, Professor of Mathe-
mates in the United States Navy
At the residence of Mr.. Hitz, in this city,
on the 22d instant, Mrs. LUCY MICHEL, a
native of Switzerland and for II years res
ident Of this city.
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By E. S. WRIGHT, auctioneer.

ny W uCGIUUG6T.
DACKET BOAT FASHION AT AUCTION
L On MONDAY AFTERNOON next, the
9th instant, at o'clock. I shall SELL at the
Congress street Bridge. Georgetown, D. c.,
the superior Canal Packet Boat FASHION,
with her Furniture, Refrigerators, Harness.
and Lines. This Boat has recently undergone
a thorough repair, and is considered the best
built Packet on the Canal, and has accommo-
dations for $50 passengers. An active man
can make her pay for herself the present sea-
son.
Terms: One half cash balance in three
and six months. for approved endorsed notes,
bearing interest.
ED. S. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
GEoRGETowN, D. c., June 2l-td*
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10 Joe Shillington receives all the new
Books and Newspapers as fast as published
He is agent for Harper's and all the other
Magazines, and our readers will always find
large and good assortment Of Blank Books and
Stationery at his Bookstore, Odeon building
corner of AZ street and Penn avenue. feb I
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CHEAP WOOD AND COAL YARD

CHEAP WOOD AND COAL YARD.
TNHE Subscribers will keep constantly on
hand supply of good Hickory, Oak and
Pine WOOD, together with the various kinds
of COAL brought to this market. BLACK
SMITHS COAL always on hand.
Having facilities for keeping ALWAYS q good
stock, We will sell. Wholesale or retail. at the
lowest market prices.
". f. WATERS 4 CO.
je 3-tf Office corner 18th and C. streets =
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vAt Meeting Of tho Board of Di.
rectors of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti.
tute: held at their rooms on 7th street, the fol.
lowing resolution was passed:
Resoired That the rooms of the Institute
be opened daily through the week (sundays
exceptedl from to 10 o'clock p. NJ, and tn at
the public generally be invited to visit the
same. CHARLES CALVERT,
june 16-tf Rec Sec
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EXTRA PAY

tho SAILORS MARINES, OFFICERS, &c.
i Those who served in the Pacific Ocean. on
the coast of California, and Mexico, during
l846 up to 1852, and also those of the late
Arctic Expedition in search of Sir John Frank
lin, will have their claims attended to at a
reasonable commission, by directing, post
paid, to US. Agents abroad may also find us
Of use to them. Advances made.
Claims Of all kinds will receive our energet.
ic attention as heretofore
LLOYD b CO.,
June geo st General Claim Agents
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w W. CAMPBELL has just received. and
w. keeps constantly on hand, full sup
ply of BUILDING MATERIALS at his place
on 9TH street: south side of the Canal, viz =: &C.
ment. Plaster. Lime, Hair, and Sand. which
will be sold low for cash or to punctual Gus.
toners. Also. large lot Of SCAFFOLD
POLES, some Of them Of extra length.
n, lift
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BEAUTY. COMFORT, AND DURABILITY.
The Ladies Bound to be Suited.
T AIDES who wish handsome Boots or Shoes
II of any style. can have them made to or
der at MILLS New Store, 7th street, 3 doors
south of E. They will receive PROMPT atten.
ton. at this large and Fashionable Establish
ment. All work warranted to give satisfac-
ton j. 25-lw
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NEURALGIA CAN BE CURED.

NEURALGIA CAN BE CURED.
GARNER'S VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRaC
- IoR begins to show its wonderful power
Read the following certificate
hereby certify that I had the Neuralgia
in its worst form for several weeks, and suf.
fered the most intense pair; various medicines
were tried, but no relief came till ut last /
got hold of bottle of Gamers Vepe,oM,
Pain Extractor. which relieved the pain in .
few minutes, and tv'o toft'es only effected .
perfect cure. NATHAN EDMONSTON,
Ninth street, between II AID 7
WAsHrxGrog, May 20. 1853.
For sale by Druggists generally in the Dis.
trlct ana Alexanorla, Va june
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TEACHER WANTED. - The Trustees O,

TEACHER WANTED. - The Trustees of
L School, District No. Z. Prince Georges
county, wish to employ suitable and expert
enced person to take charge of the school in
said district. The applicant must be quail.
fed to teach the usual branches of an English
education. and be of good moral character.
Salary $3.50: Address (post paid) the ''1,ws-
tees Of School, District No. Z, Beltsrsile,
Prince Georges County, Md
June 16-4t
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Go to RooT's No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth. he traces,
Multitudes Of lovely faces!
Roor's Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue, near
Seventh street. mar 81
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Sixth Presbyterian Church. - Rev
MASON NOBLE will preach at Island Hall to-
morrow Sunday morning, at IL O'Clock, a.
M. and at p. m. In the evening he will
deliver an address to young men from the
words-''The days of thy YOUTH
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FACTORY HANDS WANTED.-Wanted at
L the Phoenix Cotton Factory, 19 miles
from Baltimore. on tho Susquehanna Rail.
road, WARPERS, SPINNERS, NEAVERS.
and CARDERS; to all of whom the highest
wages will be given. Apply to SLOTHOWER,
MATTHEWS, i CO., No 273 Baltimore street
Baltimore,or to the Manager, CHARLES Mo
hENZ1E. at the Mill. june 16-8t
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nIPLOMAS OF THE METROPOLITAN ME.
~ CHANCES INSTITUTE.-These diplo
mas may be had by those who are entitled to
them by calling on Mr. HIswooD. northeast
corner OF 18th and E streets, between 10 and
2 clock June I6-eo3t
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PREMIUM CERAM THAT Is CREAM.

PREMIUM CERAM THAT Is CREAM.
n NJ. HARVEY begs the public to tear
i themselves away from soar Cream and
Butter-miik and cali at his depot, opposite
Browns Hotel, where they will get Cream
from the big vallies of Pennsylvania where
COWS are cows and cream is cream. and nc
mistake.
A large supply of that splendid article al.
ways kept on hand at 81 so per gallon, and
all over twelve gallons 81 Is per gallon.
ie lS-
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H00 MEN WANTED-LABORING MEN
cOO in want of employment may secure
a good steady job by applying Immediately to
the Agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co., at Locust Point, Baltimore.
june l6--2w P. DICKERSON. Au't
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FIRST WARD PROPERTY FOR ssLE

FIRST WARD PROPERTY FOB sale.
O. HOUSE and LOT, on G street. one square
Iii west of the War Department--lot IS feet
front; very desirable.
FRAME HOUSE, with lot 26 by I4O feet, to
thirty foot alley.
tons, at prices ranging from to SO cents per
foot.
For terms, &c, apply to
June l5-eod3t J. NJ DORSETT
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Notice.-Rev. D. Evans Reese, the pastor
OF the Methodist Protestant Church. 9th st..
will preach tomorrow morning and night
The public are invited. Seats free.
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oRN.MFNTsL tNn usrrrr.

oRN. MFNTsL AND USEFUL
THE FANCY CUT PAPERS for frame. .rs
i fre-grates. for sale at Winners. are n.
tracing purchasers from all quarter. of tia
District. If you want choice of co,ors Ara
patterns, come early on the receipt OF eyr,x
new supply. Y Sixth stseet, i square from
PennsyIvania avenue. (Newsl June
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No'ice.-The Rev. SEpTIMUs fusion, D.
D., will preach on Sabbath next, at II O'Clock
a. M, at the Methodist Church South, on Sth
street. in the rear of the Patent Office.
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WANTED TO GO TO STANTON. Va
w Constant employment and good wages
will be given to first rate COACH Body
MAKER, by JUDSON Mccoy. Apply at 100
Baltimore street, Baltimore, or to Judson Nc
Coy, Stanton, Va. June l6-4t
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First Presbyterian Church. d ST.
The Rev. MIR. Richards is expected to preach
in this Church tomorrow morning, at eleven
o'clock.
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WANTS.

NTANTED.-A few frst-class MACHIN-
w lists. (none others need apply to
whom steady employment and the best wages
will be given. SMITH PERKINS.
Virginia Locomotive Works.
je 20 ct Alexandra
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GTONE MASONS.-Wanted, several good
~ STONE MAS0NS, to whom the highest
rates will be paid. Apply at the New Build
ing at the 5th mile stone. near Baltimore. ON
the York road, to JOHN WISNER. Also.
several good LABORERS. iune 1s-et
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CARRIERS
VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRACTOR rs As
TONISHING THE W0RLD,,. GET A
BOTTLE WITHOUT DELAY, AND TRY IT.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers in gem
erai IN washington and Georgetown. d. c..
and Alexandria. Va. ;une a a. y
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M A Rk En-

On the I'D instant, by the Rev Mr.. Marks.
Mr.. NEHEMIAH ROBEY, of Portsmouth,
Virginia, to Miss OCTAVIA MORELAND, of
this District
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French Shoes, Button Caters, HALF Caters,
Paris Pumps, &C., for Gentlemens wear.
lust RECEIVED by Express, direct from
y the Importer
100 pair French Walking Shoes, glazed
80 pair g Button Caters, kid tops
so pair French Button half Caters a beauti.
full article
so French Dress Shoes, the first ever in
this market
60 Paris Pumps: for Drawing Room
25 90 Toilet Slippers
Also, from c. Benkert. PHILADELPHIA,
so pair Cloth Caters, for warm weather
"a =" Button Kid top CATERS
Now for sale at the Fashionable Boot store
OF J. MILLS,
' Je 70 Browns Hotel.
Int, Union, & Rep, St.
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"a Different kinds of CANE-SEAT
u CHAIRS.-The Subscriber offers at his
M Warerooms, on 18th street, the above
sChairs. Also, Walnut Extension Ia
BLES Of all sizes low for cash to make room;
handsome Co'tage.sets SOFAS. and Spring and
other MATTRESSES; besides everv other kind
Of FURNITURE made at his manufactorv.
may 27-lm* WM. Mel. GRIPS.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLEl

KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
TNHAT 9TH street and Maryland avenue is
L the most pleasant promenade in the
City, and BOSWELL & CO. are on the spot
with their sparkling fountain of the most de-
lightful SODA WATER and choicest SYRUPS
OF the day, where ladies and gentlemen can
quench the burning thirst of Summer to their
hearts content
They also have supply of fresh and genu-
inc DRUGS, as we'll as all the popular patent
medicines Of the day-of PERFUMERY and
FANCY ARTICLES a rich collection.
sg Physicians may rely upon having their
prescriptions accurately compounded at all
hours, day or night.
BOSWELL CO.,
Corner of Nd. avenue aud 9TH ST.,
Je 2l-lW Island
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BEDBUGS. ANTS. AND RoacHFs

OEDDOUO, FNO
"HERE THE ENGLISH VERMIN-DES.
w TROYER is freely applied, these vern,in
will positively not trouble your chambers.
closets. or kitchens, you may depend upon it :
and those who have not tried it will undergo
the disagreeable necessity Of harboring the
mn gratory pests from the houses of their
neighbors who await themselves of its benefits.
Give it trial. For sale only at Winners,
81 1th street, square from Penna. avenue.
june INewsl
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By E. N. sTRATT0N, Auctioneer.

.je 25-d
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATCRE-EzraA sEs,Io,.

sESATE....ALBASY, Talrdsy, June lG 1864
long and exciting d. bate was had this morning N A
motion allow Tabor rrscnd BIZ yO,- Oh the CanL
Resolutions, a. requested by him By lett-r Ine Chair
decided that the could Lot be granted bu. toe let
ter w,u .o ON the Journal.
Dir MORGAN presented the proceedings Of a large
meeting Of cilizeLs merchants AID others Neg YORK
hat IL hslb.r BE- protected ir IL further encro4ohents
Dir CONGER from TIE Committee On Finance. REPORTED
the supply bl Ordered printed.
he ,P-csl order being fb- oil in relation ~ Roman
Catholic Congregations came up and WAS considered IN
Committee. Mr. Oh, 10 The chair.
Mr. BABCOCk did not iAteud io discuss the oil no y
but TO offer enomens AID the third reading give his
views.
Fr the purpose Of avoiding concentration Of sosrer in
the bands Il any one .Aly dual be 0Ire1 "a sendn- at
pros idDg that .ccle-astc shall De created corora
t'u. he Hay BE- associated win lsyn.l No bishop
lrest scclesasic, " person. set apart )r the care Of
a'as, shall BE- formed corporate sole h al auy cor
Traron sg-r gate 10 formed under tn. act ua.e-. il
conss,s two thirds OF persons neither bishop, priests or
Nr Wight: The eject OF this would o.. q, na!.ify
%. bill Every Psrson familiar the Catholic Church
AnoHs tA this amendment would cut Of the very
whom these rights would vested part Of the disc
pine ard organ cation Il the Church The only object Of
ihe bill : 70 the Church tn properly the hands
Of and custody desired by the members The Bsho1,
the day Of BIZ ousecrafion makes his will lhs vii the
tenure Of which the property Is held The object Of this
bill 70 in ne Office ana not in the person Al
though instance has Mt been kDoWn Of this power TO
cevse by will beng absent Il might be Il does not seem
AZ the very outs and threshold % off the petitioners
The eHsctng clause Of the bill might well be stru k out
At present is necessary % have specified deed given
Of each Asylum, Church, &c and the security OF the
q urch the deposited will Of the Bishop The cu.toa
Of the Church IS identical for Of years Trustees
not known among them except in the district of the
Ser ator from the st where some congregations have cut
themselves Of
Mr. BEEKhAN-There are no petitions for this bill II.
IS a remarkable fact.
Mr. WRIGHT said some bad been
Mr. BEEKMAN-hany laymen object to tina, par, Of thu
discipline Of the Romish Church which deprves them of
any change ofiemporSes This request Of the clergy
not the laiy 20 SANCTION accumulation IN the aands Of
We should hesitate before doing this The STATE
should not step IN and sanction such corporation Lei
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nRnPIfI~IANA.

When certain Hndoo girl was carrying coE
up stairs and asked how she learned TO DO 1t, she
replied that she began when it little calf Now, il
seems to us that the Memphis Convention catches full
grown COW and endeavors carry up stairs forgetting
the wisdom Of the old story
When Chancellor Oxrnstiern, the genius who defined
Queen Christmas policy, parted with his son. about 10
set out on his travels be said CO. my son and see how
little wisdom it takes to govern the world" If the
said boy had stumbled on the Memphis Convention he
would lave found his paeal apothegm specially yeri-
fed For there would be assembled one thousand gen.
temen discussing matters Of the greatest pth and mo-
mcnt; separated however, from the enunciation Of
single economical truth broad enough for basis and
mixed up with the hugest load of extaneous matter set
forth with rhetorical iaDfsronade ad tJliHm.
Southern Conventions not alarming. They have
taken place over and again and resulted in moth
ING. They have endesvoTed 10 reconcile impossible
ties They have quarreed with the small and forgot.
ten the great evil They have lashed themselves into
boiling wrath 81 the existence Of domestic Lowell aal
Nsw.York intermediate spoilers and forgotten for
eign Manchester and Liverpool the real cause of
their shortcomings. They have cried out free trade
and the doctrines Of Adam Smith, when Adam Smith
was the greatest denOuncer Of free trade as they inter-
pref IL, that ever lived They have backed up Demo
crate doctrines, when Democracy has uniformly de-
ieatee Sser and Harbor Appropriations and their Op
Ponents a. uniformly sustained them in Congress and
IL CenvsntioHz- They have determined that capital
shall net be diverted to Nev-York and then gone home
and sent their products te New-YOrk for shipment.
The solemn parade Of the Memphis Convention sboxs
something wrong Its mission is mostly negative It's
proceedings an angry protest /, does not know
what to be at 1t has got hold Of fresh imbrocio
Lieutenant Mauys Sailor-boy Richard and Lieutenant
Maury himself on AmazOlia, have been emptied, river
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The Threatened Rising Of Negroes la New-Orieans
Loss OF n steamer in Texas.

NEW-OKLEANs Wednesday, June IS, 1853
The story about The Intended rising Of th- negroes, is
und.rsiood hsy- been greatly exaggerated and the
element has -ubsded.
The steam. LOUISIANA arrived here from Galveston
ports that sunday the steamer S'ate with small
70 Of cotton and sugar fir Houston cauZnt fire and
scuted aud sunk Her carg) would probably be saved IN
= damaged state. -
NEW-ORLEANS Thurdsy June n, 1885,
Several aidayts were made lat night against an Ed
Cl-hman named Dyson Ia regard % the nsurrsc
touary attempts Dyson fr year past has been teach
school 81 negro children. lie accused about two
YEAR, ago Of barborng negro cTimaa and was mprsOn
= tor several months
lie then played great acuieness and legal knowledge
IN def. nong him-eM Tbs present ahday q strong
-gatsi him sole palmer nsfigat0r of the
attempt The examination has De-n fixed tor Wednesday
next be I'D int nfmeaump. Dyson remains prison.
II the ohuse proved against him, the penalty will Do
very severe-pr0bably desth.
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TODAT the Eth of June, is the Anniversary Of the
Battle Of Bunker's Hill We think it was Mr.. Bell of
Tennessee, who said be would give all the
tons growing out Of the Mexican War for the soil Of
Bunkers Hill or that Of the Lexington Of the Revoa-
ton. We confess 70 share in the same spirit Fami-
srty with the theme does not lessen it's s.netty The
first blood shed, and BY who could not estimate the
chances Of the war in its infant state was the seed Of
cur great political church When the hero of Lexing