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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
ITEMS OF NEWS.

We learn that the Convention which me. at
Winchester, on the 2Sth Of April, to nominate
a Democratic candidate for Commissioner OF
the Board Of Public Works, for the 3D. district,
nominated EDWARD J. ARMSTRONG, Esq.,
OF Taylor county. According to the clarks.
burg Register, abou, 50 bsllots were had with
ON, making a choice, when Mr.. Armstrong;
nanc was introduced, and he received moro
than two.,hirds Of the votes cast in the Con.
yen.ion, on the first ballot.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
Respect 10 The late Vice President
Einr.

Assoon as the melancholy in.elli-
g'ncr received by telegraph, Of the de-
cease oil the Vice President, could BE-
ascerlaned 10 be authentic, orders were
issued by the President and the Execu-
tive Departments, and furnished Tor
publication.
By THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. s.
The President has with deep sorrow,
received Information that the Vice Pres.
iden, ofthp United States, Wm. R. King,
died. on the 18th inst. al his resid, nee
in Alabama.
In testimony Of respect for eminent
station, exalted character, and, high,r
and above all station, for career Of
public service and devotion 10 this IT.
ion, which, for duration and usefulness,
is almost without parallel in the his
tory Of the republic, the lalors Of tn. y
various departments will BIZ suspended.
The Secretaries OF the War and Ma
w will issue orders that appropriate
military and naval honors ht rendered
to the memory ofone to whom such a
tribute will not BIZ formal, hut HEARTFELT.
from people the deceased has so faith.
fully served.
The public Offices will be closed to-
morrow, and badges Of mourning be pls-
ced on the Executive Mansion and all
the executive departments al Washing
ton.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

The waters in the Franklin House,
Philadelphia, few days ago, struck
for an advance of wages. The keeper
of the hotel Immediately engaged a
number of young women, aud intro
,lnced them into the dining rooms, to
wuit upon the table. The male wait
c,s instantly left the house, but The
female walters pcrf,rmcd their duties
40 we'll, and SO much to the sa'isiac-
tim Of the boarders and employers,
,ha, the latter have concluded to re.
, , ,hem as attendants, dispensing
e,.;sol, hereafter with male sosrsn's.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

ErecutireAppointmea
missions, a, $4,000, are said yet to re.
main undisposed If, berth for one
Commissioner at $4,000, aud for u
mother a, $4,000. one for minister
resident, at sc, 900, fourteen for Char.
ges at $500 each, and for Consuls,
Postmaster. &c, enough to stock a
colony,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
Liouor Lar in Massachusetts,.

BosToS, April 29th.-1'he House of
Representatives to-day adopted an a.
mendmen, to the Liquor Bill, making
the owners Of buildings where intoxica-
ting liquor. are sold, liable in the sum
Of $500 for The first offence, and for the
second offence the same fine and three
months imprisonment.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WASHINGTON, Apr. Goth, 1853.

Property lift By Passenger in
Railray Car.-According 10 recent
English decision, the law with regard
to tn" finder of lost property does not
apply to the case oil property ola pas
se"srr accidentally left in a railway
carriage, aud found there by servant
OF the company; and such servant is
guilty Of larceny, il instead Of taking it
to the station or superior officer, he ap-
propriatps it 10 his own use.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

u Bishop Boone, Of the Protest
ant, Episcopal mission at Shanghai.
China. and a young China.man named
Tong were recently on u visit to this
place.--The latter is convert to the
Christian faith, and. we believe, can.
didate for the ministry. He dresses
in his native costume, and being the
only China-man ever seen in this
place naturally attracted great deal
of attention. He speaks the English
language. and on Sunday morning de.
livered an address at the Episcopal
church. The Bishop is absent from
his pos, temporarily, for the purpose
of recruiting his heallls.-Sauato@
Spectator.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

chanical toil.-But men VINO snail De
chosen by the people because they
possess the requisite p"i"etp'f' and
qualifications and influence. to be, in
truth, the representatives Of an intclli-
gent constituency
There is certainly no scarcity OF
the proper materials. Every county
in the State has good 'ncn and true,
both Democrats md Wings, who
should lie selected, in the present cri.
sis, on accoun. of their moral worth
and intelligence alone, ('cgard'ess Of
any considerations connected with
party oe scotland, if necessary,
srged to become candidates for tho
Lerislature,-and such men. \e as.
sured, will not volunteer thoir services.
The people have ''ecn too long hu-
rangucd from the stamp. and caJ"led
by the bottle, to their own injury
They will have to take the work of
making Legislature into their own
hands. or they can never expect men
to he elected who will have honesty
and ncrm enough to pass law abol'
;shing the traffic in arden, spirits.
We address, in this article, thou.
sands Of Eo'ers, residing in some
twenty counties Of North. Western
Virginia. We appeal to ,hem' indi-
vidually and collectively. Aseihse"s'
patriots, suresss, aud above all, as
Christians, we make to them our APP
peal. By their safe aud peaceful
dwelling. under their own vine aud
fg.,ree," we conjure them, as citizens
to drive away the monster lntempcr'
unce from their midst. BY their re.
gard fer the honor and veal Of our be.
loved country, and the perpetnity OF
our blood.bought liberty, we entreat
them az patriots. By all the love we
bear foruur blooming sons and daugh.
te,s,-by the desire we cherish that
the former may escape the contain.
nation and ;gneminy of the 1raakard.
and tho latter the untold misery of
the drunkari's wife, VIC urge them as
parents. Aud by their SOLEMN VOWS
upon the altar of high Heavenly
their pledge and obligation TO purify
the Church Of the living Redcemcr
from this tremendous carse-and by
all The fearful responsibilities of the
final Jedgment-we exhort thea as
Clristians.-Let Us take hold Of this
work with wise and firm resolve, as
"Wgh-miadrd men, whoknor their rights,
And knowing, dare maintain"
1t should Not Ire enough, with us.
that candidates are willing to pledge
themselves to carry out our views
The less honor n candidate has, the
more willing is he 40 give pledges.
which he never intends to keep. We
must have mrn, if we succeed. rho do
not need p1edgiag-who are already
temperance men. in principle and
practice, aud who will carry out their
principles, regardless Of denuncia'
ton from any quarter"
lfsucl, men shall DO proposed for
our sullroges, by County Conven-
TONS" or primary elections" or
what no,-so far so good-wc shall
have the moro hope of their being
elected. But it should be distinctly
understood, by those who undertake
to select candidates, and those who
volunteer their services, that no drua-
kard-no winc-bib5er,-no lorer Of the
social glav,-and above all, none who
stuop so low as to electionecr miM The
JotAe-nced expect any thing sho', OF
our vigorous aud un,iring opposition
nj the nails.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

SSow.-l, snowedall day onsunady,
April II, in Plain6eld, Hampshire Co.,
Massachusetts,. The snow on that day
was three ieet deep in the woods, Is
miles ives! d rla'Nh9-- Veg y.k.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

10 We are indebted 10 tho publisher,
bro. Edward H. Fletcher, Of New York,
for a copy Of Conference Melodies, or
Songs Of Zios,' mailable pamphlet Of
1873 pages, in which quite number Of re-
wal hymns are sci to appropriate Music.
II is calculated to be extensively popular.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
A writer in Putnam remarks tina,

A writer in Putnam remarks that
nearly half the people in New York
dine out every day in the week but
Sunday-.he gentlemen down town,
and the ladies' and children at some FASH
ionabIe Broadway saloon. A gentle.
man who was IN New York, last week,
says he counted one hundred andseven-
ty-fve ladies dining a, one time in one
Of the fashionable Broadway saloons
There was any quantity oil livery car-
riagrs standing in front oil the door,-
Our New York friends are getting al
most as bad as the French, in deserving
their homes.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
Methodist lection against S'arery, &c.

.htINUuI8F -ktF'VF II '''''' " " =
Bosrox, May 2.-The Methodist
Conference n, Ipswich to-day adopt
ell q series of resolutions strongly a.
gains, slavery, and against admitting
any more shareholders into the church
also for amending the discipline so as
to prohibit the reception Of slavehd'
ders into communion of the Metllo.
dist Episcopal Church. The Co"ter'
ence also adopted the Maine liquor
law, and resolved to send five dele.
gates to the Worlds Temperance
Convention.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

MAcAuLrY is expected to issue two
more volumes of his History of Eng
land very soon, His health is said 10
be irrevocahly shattered, aud fears are
entertained that he will never be able
to complete the work which he has
projected.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
THE MIRROR.
"Praass wkere zoe can, cad censare
where We must"
MORGANTOWN, Va.
SATURDAY, MAY z, 1883.
EASTERN AGENCY.

DJ-Mr.c PIERCE, No. 80, South Third st. /,
Philadelphia, is one Of our most obligine and
attentive Agents.
L. ". CARR, Third street, opposite the E1-
ehaeye, Philadelphia, is also our Agen, for that
City.
OTHER AGENTS.
b. NJ. ANVIL, Ncstorvillc, Barbour co., Va.
&. CRESAp, ESQ.,, Kingwood, Preston
county, Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

The Colonization Journal says that
the late Samuel s. Rowland, Of New
York, bcqueathed to the Colonization
Society, Ten thousand dollars, to be en-
pended in redecning and settling in Ii
bc.is, individuals aht families OF slaves.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

Warrant for tie Execution Of Spring.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2.-The war
rant for the execution of Arthur
Spring on the 10Th of June, was read
to him this afternoon by Sheriff Allen.
He manifested not the slightest con.
Germ, protesting his readiness 10 die
Immediately. bu, nssevcratcd his inno'
cence, and the guilt of his son.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

The CIoLEnA.--Tho Churles,own
Mercury regrets to learn from the
Weldon Patriot If Thursday. that
this dreadful disease is raging up tho
river, between that place and Castor.
to II considerable cxtent. Clconli;
ness is recommended as u preventive.
both in the streets aud on tho premi-
SEES Of individuals.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
Marion County Nominations.

John S. Barne, and John Clayton, Esqs. are
put in nomination by the Democrats OF Marion
county, for tho House Of Delegates.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

Never hang yourself because you are
sland"red. Reputation to be established
must pass through all the grades, from
hl.eE 70 white
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

u We regret to learn that the Measles are
prevailing in tho region of philippi, Barbour
county, and hare ocetsionsd '.7ersl ds,:hs.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

II THAT BRIDAL PARTY, at the Misses
smrrH's, on Tuesday evening, was arranged
and conducted with a prais.worthy adapted.
ness to the occasion, and passed off delight.
fully. How happy @ty feel, who have effected
an escape from the protraetcd gloom Of ''sn'
gle blcssedness," experience only can deter
mine. Language cannot do jus,ice to the sub
iec,--oven the expressive language Of signs
mus. come short of the reality. Al least we
suppose SO, for having been eaugh, young, We
have very little personal knowledge of this
branch Of the subject. But the party-altho'
greatly diversified in age, and blending neigh
bors Of every sect and psr,y-as well as the
choices, viands Of the scason.-and joining in
cordial fellowship on the occasion. and in SYM
patty with the bliss Of tho welded pair,--thc
only occasion for regret was the esanescencc
Of all sublunary enjoyment.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

France.-It is no longer matter
OF doubt that the Pope does not come
to crowd the Emperor. 1t has been
SO decided at Rome; and dispatch
received very recently from the Pom.
,ifcial government mentions at some
length the reasons why that resolution
was adopted. Those reasons, or at
least the principal ones, were sugges.
tod by persons in Paris to the Cardi'
mails. Notwithstanding this decision
parties here have not as yet lost all
hope of seeing his Holiness in Paris
But, however great the disappoint'
ment, it has 1T all events been prodac
tive Of change fur the better i'll the
policy Of the French government with
reference to Piedmont in its quarrel
with Mexico.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

u The first ussis,an, editor of the Rcpubli.
can, up street, is already making love on our
Suspension Bridge, by moonlight! "Any ting
bite you dare, Hans Pr
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

u The propretors Of the Mononsahs'a
House" and the Exchange Hotel" on Front
street, are /" making clean the outside" and
fitting up their houses with considerable taste.
We suppose this will have to suffice 6se the
prescnt-but some two or three years hence,
when wc get the Maine Liquor Law, there will
be an ia'srncl fumiga.ion Of the Liquor Shops.
which will tell, with admirable emphsais, upon
.hc best interests Of the community.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07

" VIC are happy to inform our readers that
the gentleman who rolled down tho precipIce,
las, week, is right side M, with catc-he hav'
Ing politely called to pay for our notice OF his
exploit, Through inidver,cnce, in the hurry
Of business, we forgo. to ask his name. Hope
he'll excuse US.
When wo adve,tcd TO this accident, and mar
row escape, last week, VIC caught the idea that
the victim was some veteran soap.s.ick, who
had long been accustomed to the gutter, and
now with ,attcred garments, and trembling
limbs, was pursuing ais destiny and seeking
a lower lerd. Judge, then, Of our surprise to
sec young nun, erect, well-clad, and (wRl'
the exception Of the ram-ertras) toleraoly fair
looking; and to herr him unblushingly acknow.
ledge the corn! bet, after all, it is no great
matter Of surprise. They sell such u'tteaea
mean liquor nowadays, that those who drink
it habitnlly are prepared to do any thing sIle'
and some Of them Yead it so sncskiagly that it
is impossible TO lrow whose son will he the
ac1, victim The first in,i1na,ion is the 6loat-
I'd face, fsllowed, in rapid succession, by tire
coroncr's inquest and the coffin!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-05-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DRIDGE-we have great pleasure IN
stating, from a reliable source. that CONTRACT
has been entered ia,o for building the Stone
trork oftho Bridge over tic River ut this town.
The contractors are said to be competent, ell
trrps,siug mcn--wc have no, heard "ao they
arc--and will doubtless make good job ofit'
IL What dire nishap has hcfallcn the a.
tempt 10 rebuild the Bridge over Dccker'
Creek Just East of town. 1t has been in s'n'a
quo for several months past. We Are not over
anxious about it jus. ROW, but Winter VII!
be round again, and how arc we to get Nseau
when all intercourse Is stopped off with the
<;,ist Mill And wi,a, is TO bccomc'of the mo-
rails Of tho folks ovcf the creek, who arc &C.
custo,ucd to attend church in town, II they
shall! long continue to DO deprived OF that PR
vilcgci The County Court will have muc! to
answer for, touching this default! They 'ac
better be up and doing.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-28
NEctYGoOIirHn

metropolitan DRAG CONS "A regular
meeting of the Company will be he'd at tn,
Arnory OF he Washington Light Infantry on
WEDNESDAY ENENING, June 2q;h. at :
o'clock. AS two OF the gentlemen elected
Lieutenants, have declined tie honor. a re-
election will be held to fill those vacancies a
his meeting. when it is hoped there viii be a
Sull attendance. Gentlemen favorable to tire
Corps, and wishing to join. can send THEN
names to the Captain or the Secretary. Will
ne amount OF the first insta!ment enclosed.
(Five doilars,) which goes to their credit and
is the first payment on the uniform
William Moore. esq, Merchant Tailor, or
pennsylvania avenue, north side. near Gtl
stree. ale the sample uniform. which wa.
'dopted unanimously and is at his ESTABLISH
ment for inspection. to which the memhcr>
1t the Company request the Military and
others to examine. The Cap was made. am,
IAN be seen at Messrs. Todd & Davis. Todd :
Guiding, to which attention is called
\. B.-The cost o. the full equipments will
be about SIS
BY orler: J. PECK. CAPTAIN.
GEO. W. M:LANE, Secretary.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-28
List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
IL A. M this day

National HoteE-Canry. Miss; r Nj snelle
Md; EJiarte, Washington; Michel, Pa;
E A Bigelow, Boston; Col Gadsden. Charlie:
E C Jones; do; L Pringle, do; ID Owen and
ladp, S c; w Ihngdon, n Y; r X Hinton &
lady. Pa f Murden: Del; Mr. Morton 4 la
DIV. Y; R AsrinwaIl. do; j Hide: l. Ma
rion, Paris; K G Toni idson. Pa: Murphy.
Va; j A Robertson, Cal; q CEupenny. do; S
McGurk, n Y; A Murray. Md; S D Murray
10; Smith, Richmond, Mr.. Jones, do; S 4
Armstrong, and lady. N Y; j ii George, Ala !;
DIR Gage. do; J Robson. S c; S Cameran. Pa );
J r fIilbard n Y; w II Davif. Penn; Moor
/. l: C w Steorney and lady, Mass: A Storer.
New York
Browns' Hote'-M Fl Mace, lady and SER
want. Miss Christian. j D Triplett Va; r +
Cammack, Miss Cammack ard servant n O:
DR.. Hammond Pa; DIR. Rinchner Nd; W Me-
Walton, Murphey, Williams. } Ii Wheel
two daughters, + Walker and lady. T l.
Howard. Salem; NJ J Montg merry. S John
son, c; j Dening, Go; j P George. n Y; Il
Weber and lady. Mo; G Coakey. Bal O: S
lowering, st Louis; Col. Thos. Carr. Y: A
Cammack, j Cammack La: Dr. Jackson, e s
n; I'll W Vandergriff. Va: Pedro Ruz. Havana:
Betrucourt. F Rouqui,le, Madame Armas.
Anna T Armas, Beea la Linda, Princire: Z s
Broadus, KY; W J Bcall, MI; n II Waigbes
and lady, Ala; W G Horlykins and lady. Ga;
c Hackett. Waugh, N C; c Price, lady and
hree children. King. Mobile'.J Drake, Va;
c Ill Mu.grave, Ga.
United States Fotei-E N Bissell. n II; n
Myers and son. K I.untan. Pa; R 4 Bankhy
Md; " Monksus and lady, Va: J A Hall, NJ
d., j Divine. Va: r A Carpenter. S C; CIV
Walter and son. Ohio: S Casrleman. Nor
rison, Va; w Thompson, II Pri e. MI; S Fl
Tyson, Phila; A f Parker. n Y; T Blinnocks
BALTIC; B Cook. III Harrison and lady. Har-
rison, Miss; Whitehead &c: M ajor Allegam-
bro de Willbaro, r Goldman. chihuahua.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-28
Channel o. the Potomac.

The near approach of the summer SOL
stice is producing marked effect on the
channel of the Potomac river. It is really
melancholy to see the deepest waters OF
this noble and beautiful stream gradually
filling up in certain places, exposing our
navigation to serious impediments. Can
nothing be done to remedy the evil
We have already suggested the neces-
sity of the immediate erection of wide
and high sea wall, along the whole line
of the river, from the end of the Long
Bridge to the mouth of the Anacostia.-
A part of this work is already nearly
done, opposite the U. S. Arsenal and
Penitentiary: but even there, there is
room for reform. Above these buildings.
large masses of the banks, containing
rocks and roots of trees, are being washed
down to the shore, and from thence into
the channel, to the great inconvenience
and loss of our citizens engaged in the
pursuits of commerce.
There was time, and that not many
years ago, when the largest class Of YES
sells, both of the naval and commercial
marine, could stretch directly across the
whole range of the Potomac, from shore
to shore, beating to windward against the
full force of the food and ebb tides, in
consequence of the depth of the water.
Now this kind of navigation is wholly
confined to vessels ola much smaller class,
and even they frequently run aground on
the flats in their passages, with all sail
standing.
Is not this disgraceful state of things
to exist at the capital CT the American
nation! And is it not high tine that the
sovereign people were in motion upon the
subject?
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-28

DThe Montgomery Ala. papers give
an account of a distressing case of setluc-
ton and murder which occurred near thai
place last week. The parties in the affair
were AlpheuS Jones and DR.. Miller, the
latter Of whom seduccd the wife of Jones.
who caught him in the act, and rushed
upon hun. Miller, however, with quick
iorethought. drew bowie knife and stab
bed Jones to the heart, causing instant
death. Miller has made his escape, and
at last accounts had not been arrested.
~ For the year ending March 81,
1853, the number of intentions of mar
fIage issued at the Registers office, in
Boston, has been 2066, larger number
than for any previous year. tt is no
ticeable fact on the record book that moro
old bachelors than usual have lately en-
tered into the bonds of matrimony.
u7In Albany young man has been
arrested on charge of dressing in female
clothes, for the purpose of promcnadine
the streets and inducing young women to
accompany him home, that he may extor
money from them.
O. bill has passed the Connecticut
House Of Assembly, which imposes fine
Of $50 on any person who shall be con
victed Of putting lime into streams to Kill
trout, AMI prohibits trout fishing with
nets on penalty Of g for each offence Il
also prohibits the taking Of pickerel and
perch by nets in ponds and streams, on
penalty of 81 for every fish so taken.
CO Cucumbers and cramps have made
their appearance in New York.
o. The friends Of Nina" the Eavorite
Southern mare, who was recently beaten
by Red Eye" the Virginia nag, have
offered to run another race against tn,
latter for either $1,000 or $4,000 side.
e The editor of the Lynn News thus
renders ego in lemons and be squeezed"
q Enter, acidulated tropical fruit, and
submit to a gentle pressure.
NEGRO TRooPs.-The proposition to
insert g clause in the new Constitution of
Massachusetts, that .sin all future enroll.
| ment of the militia, no distinction shall
ever be made on account of race or color
was rejected in the Convention by a ma
jority of only 25-the vote standing "A
| to 80.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-28
FOUR TEIPS FOR
MOUNT VERNON AND VIII TIE HCuSE
On the Eeuris, of .Euly

rsTp<" The first boa. leaves Washing
ss4sss=zv555--EE-iS ton for the White House at u
and Alexandria at 81; the second boat leaves
Washington for Mount Vernon and the Whitc
House at 81. and Alexandria at l0l: the third
boat leaves Washington at .. and Alexandria
4. 2; 'he fourth boat leaves Washington at G.,
and Alexandra at II.
Fare. round tr'r. to Mornt Vernon IS cts:
White House Pavilion 50 cents.
A gnol Band of Music is engaged for the
Pavilion and TIE Boats
Dinner furnished Mt 50 certs-Sunrer. IS
cents. Persons wishing to dine viii nlease
procure tickets from Mr. George F. Toward
on SATURDAY.. the I'd instant. Those wishing
n take their own refresl ments can do so.
There viii he Refreshments furnished at city
nr'"ns on the boat md a. TIE Wfi.r House
~ The boats will leave the White House
for Washington q. %. ~ 81. and ! at night
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