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Our worthy Mayor seems to be doing his
duty, executing the law without fear, favor or
affection. Last week, quite number of the
proprietors of unlicensed drinking establish
ments were brought up and fined
The Presbytery of Winchester yet continue
In session. Among the prominent members l
notice the Rev. Austin c. Heaton, who, many
years ago. resided among US in charge of the
Mechanics Hall Academy. His indefatigable
attention and eminent ability won the high
respect of the community, and many of his
scholars, since grown to manhood, are yet
warmly attached to the friend and instructor
Of their boyhood
The Commissioner of the Revenue having
finished his circuit, the City Assessors are fol-
lowing in his wake.
Fishtown continues, being as noisy, loath-
some and sinking as ever AM.
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A4- A. BALDWIN, at his Factory, corner of Sd IT.
aud indiana avenue ia prepared to fill all orders fur
Doors, sash. Blinds, Mould. rs, &c.
Turning in wood, such as Balusters, and Novels.
Scroll saving for builders, Cabinet and Coach.
makers
large quantity of the above articles on hand at
lew prices
Also, lot Of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
ers, Drawers, Shelving, &c. ap4-eo3m
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Latsr from veneruels,

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-The barous
Venezuela arrived here from Porto Cabel-
10, bringing dates to the oath March.
Slavery had been abolished throughout
the Republic; and the bill effecting this
abolition had been signed by the Presi-
dent, and it had become law.
The election of President will take
place in August next, and there is no
doubt that Geaeral jose Monegas will be
Business brisk-coffee Ii to l3c.: hides
lac. No American vessels in port.
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New YORK, April 24.-Nour firm
sales of 5000 bbls. State, at 81 IS to
81 81. Southern, at So ST. Wheat
firm-sales Of 5000 bushels, Genesee, at
50 Is. Southern white, at 50 10. Corn
sales of 10000 bushels, mixed, at SO;
yellow, at IS. Cotton firm and going
up. Stocks steady. -. - :
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COL. FREMONT.

Is now engaged in aRothsr Exploring Expedition
to the Pacific. G 8. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public q Compound, which is
POSITIVE CURE FOR BALpsKss, and to prevent Hair
frnm falling, which thousands who have used will
lastly. See Circulars, to be had Of the Agents,
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles.
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George
town, D. O. Z D. GILMAN, General Agent, for
washington and surrounding country.
O. T. FISHER d 90. Proprietors,
3. No. ~ Superior Street, Cleveland, O.
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Loss Of the Propeller Princeton.

DETROIT, April 2l.-The propeller
Princeton, hence for Dunkirk, loaded
with merchandise, sunk off Barcelona.
Some of the crew were on the ice endeayor-
ing to get ashore, and it is not yet known
if any lives were lost.
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Sailing Of Steamer

New ORLEANS, April 24-On Satur-
day the steamers Daniel Webster and III
Dorado sailed for California full of pas
sengers. Hi.t ' ~ -
The steamer Empire City has arrived
from Havana. She ran aground, but was
got off safely. u ar.--7 -
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Philadelphia Markets 4.
New York market.

PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-The market
is firmer; -four is advancing.
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By GREEN Il SCOTT, Auctioneer,

By GREEN - SCOTT, Auctioneerx.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUGTION--on
Il THURSDAY, tt q instant, we sha l SELL in
front of the premises, at O'Clock D. part Of LIT
No. s, IN sqnarr Nc 1872 fronting thirty feet on G
streets north, rnnnin- hack l:0 feet inch betwe n
ID and 81 stS. east with the improvements. which
are good two story Frame House, &c.
Term One third cash balance in one and two
years, for notes, bearing interest from the day Ct
the faIe.
deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN SCOTT,
apr I'D Auctioneers
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apr 1o-dto6tb - ~
CLOCKS, WATCRES. & JEWELRY..

CLOCKS, WATCHES, & JEWELRY.
L HAVE just received a very large assortmeat of
l. Clocks, Watches, and Jeveiry, which will BE-
sold cheap for cash. good paper at short dates
Springs, Hands, Keys, &c.
Also, Clocks, Watches, snd Jswelry, at wholesale
or retail.
Cali and examine for yourselvs. before purchasing
elsewhere. J. ROBINSON,
i.g Penna- svsnus, opposite BROWN Hotel
ap 1-d3m
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MARRIED..

In inns city, on The Doth instant, by the Rev. n
.yhe, oi 81. Johns Church, Rev. C. X. NELSON of
anna Poiis; Maryland, to MARY NJ, youngest dansh.
'e1 OF me late Peter Hagner, Esq, of this city
In Columbia: South Carolina, on the 18th instant,
nv ~, the Rev. Mr.. Shand, the Hon. CHARLES 7
1 in,I, OK Augusta. Georgia, to EMILY GER.
ace phia. ~ hi'-
On the 18th instant, in the Firs; Presbyterian
1hurch. Lancaster, Pennsylvania by the Rev. Abee
baidwn: MI. q. d. GILMAN, of Washington. and
NJ miss EMMA H., daughter of the late Robert M
Barr, ESQ.,, Of Pennsylvania. ''
AT Christ Church, Detroit, Michigan, on the 18th
instant, by the Rev. Charles Adds, Lieut.. HENRY
Charles c. Trowbridge, Esq, of Detroit. -
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Later from the West Indies

BALTIMORE, April 24.-The Ba,aue
Japonica arrived from Havana, bringing
dates to the 18th instant. Reports many
American vessels in port, but had taken
freights for Europe, the rate of freight
being high. -, ~. .-'-a
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~ Joe ShilIington receives all the NEw
Books and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent fer Harper's and all the other Magazines,
and our readers will always lind large and good
sOrtment of Blank Books and Stationery al his Book
store, Odeon Building, corner of4 street and Penn
sylvania avenue. aug 10
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A UCTlON CARD.-The undersigned will
"A continu. the general Auction and Commission
business at the spacious Warehouse ON the south
Size Of Pennsylvania avenue, formerly occupied By
T. N. trstton. They are prepared to cash all sales
without delay and respectfully solicit share of the
public patronage, in which they trust to merit the
confidence that may be bestowed upon them.
Liberal advances made on unlimited consign
ments.
Mr.. e. N. srRArroN is employed by us, and will
attend to the auction department..
ap Him D. B. CAMPBELL 4 Co
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arr 21-d

DAMAGED CORN AND GUAho at Auction
- On WEDNESDAY, the 26th inst, at IL o'el'k
a M. will be sold at Fowle Co.'s Warehouses, AL
exandria Va about
200 tors Peruvian Guano, damaged
5000 bus hels Corn : do
For the bensft Of the underwriters
Terms at sale. EOWLR / CO.
an I'D Aleyandria
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I'D L e n

On tie 23d instant, Mr.. STEPPER, aged AZ years
NrHlS relatives and friends are respectfully re
quested TO attend his funeral from his late residence
on LIST street near New York avenue, on TO- morrow
tIuesday) afternoon, at O'Clock. -e 9
On the 23d instant, Mr.. THOMAS HALL in the
18th year of his age, formerly of Westmoeand coun-
ty, Virginia.
N5-fhe funeral will take place from his late resi-
dehce on street south betweeR 9th and 9Th streets
west, on tomorrow TUESDAY afternoon, at five
O'Clock, where the friends and relatives of the family
ale requested to attend without further notice.
IN the I'D instant, of consumption, JAMES EN-
NETT, only son of William and Laurantine RYAN.
aged years and months.
On the Odd instant, MARY CATHERINE BAR
RErI, eldest daughter Of Thomas J. and Susan
Barrett, aged years.
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The southerner at Charleston,

CHARLESTON, April 22.-Tbe United
States mail steamship Southerner, Capt.
Evan, from New York, arrived here this
Saturday morning.
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AS-SPLESDID PICTURES Those OF our readers who
desire to pass through splendid Gallery of Pictures
-hoald 40. fail to pay visit to Plumb'S Rooms on
the Avenue He has OIL exhibition there some cboice
specimens Of the new art of Ddyu rreotyping in OIL
which for beauty and excellence are Incompatible
There is portrait executed, in this last style, of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
artist. every lneament thereof giving life like ex
passion. Mr. :'lumbe is reckoned among the first
Daguerrean artist Of our time nar3O-
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE wish to infoam our friends and the public
w generally. that We now have the largest and
and most earnestly call the attention of persons who
buy for the cash, know we can offer them
goods at least ten per cent cheaper than houses who
sell on credit. 1t is very certain and plsin that
houses that do credit bu siness must charge an ex
ira profit to cover losses in bad debts to make
up for difference in the time they have to wait for
their money. Our motto is quick sa'es and small
Call and try uF. VERIFY, TEBBS 4 YERBY,
ap Aim Corner 7th ST and Pa Az
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WANTS..

~ ants" and I" Wanted" advertisements, four lines
OF less for each insertion, IS cents each additional
line cents .s ~4
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ARGE HOUSE on Pa. avenue. for
IL Remit have for rent commodious and
well Arranged three story Brick HOUSE, in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Irving House, very desirable
for Boarding House or for person who desires to
rent furnished rooms Possession given on or about
the frtt Of May. For terms, &C., apply to
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
ap 14-eo6t
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90 hhdc new crop Porto Rico Sugar
30 bbis choice New Orleans Molasses
5000 lbs Bacon Shoulders
20 bbls prime No. Leaf Lard
Just received and for sale low by
Il. Is. WHITE & 90.
La. avenue between 9Th and 7th streets.
~ opposite the Bank Of Warrington
apr 2O-eo8t ~ a. s.- .
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nor THE LADIES.-Lubins & Harrison's Ex
Il tracts, Toilet Powder, French TCilet Soap,
Amandine, Verbena Water, German, French and
American Cologne, Crystal Drops, Pomatum. Tn
cophereous, Eau Laustra Toilet Bottles Fans, Tray
cling, Work, Card and Fancy Baskets, Looking
Glasses, Sciss ors, Work Boxes, Fancy Note Paper
Card Cases, Porte Monnaies, Memorandum Books,
&c &c. JOHN =. ELLIS,
sp left Pa. ave., bet 9th and 10th sts
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A RARE CHANCE--Fbr q Person sCishing to
n commences Basiness.-The stock and fixtures OF
q Fancy and Stationery Store will be sold low for
application is made early. Or the stock of popular
Music on hand, all kinds of Printing Cards, flank
Books, Toilet Articles, Stationery, will be sold
separately if fair offer is made. If app led for
soon. they can b. obtained at New York prices
ring all ezpense Of Jretgh, dc. The PROV ristor is
now engaged in another business. Address J. w.. at
this Offices 49, -s=l mar 22-tf
ry,HIRD supply OF stripe and plain
/ silks, choice co!ors, just received, ct 62L cts.
per ys d. HALL 4 BROTHtR,
ap 1876. a. ...-.---,
ERESH LOB6TERs, in the shall. q nov
e served up daily ct GAUTIERs Saloon,
up A-e00t -
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r AND FOR SALE.-I have for sale bean.
IL tiful piece of LAND, obtaining about Is acres
two miles north ofthe Capitol the land
OF Mich. Queen, Egg This place has many ad
vantages for comfortable country residence, with
good water, timber, &c. TaO5. CARBERY.
a
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BY J. G. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By j. G.. McG UIRE, Auctioneer.
N0VERNMENT SALE OF VACANT LOIS.-On
VI TUESDAY afternoon, May ID, at o'clock at
my Auction -oms, L shall sell the following named
property:
Square No. SO. Lot le
Square No. 653, lots 4, S, 8, 0, and IA
Square No. 77S, lot 6
Square No 779, lot IL
square No. Sill, lots 10, IL, II, and Is
Square north of square No. $50, all
Square 1O69, lot 3
Square No. 1919, lot 2
Square No: lose, lot
Square No. 1895, lot IL
Square No 1lO7, lot
Square No lilo, lots IS, 1o, 20
Terms cash, in specie.
By order Of the Commissioner # Public Buildings
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
ap I'D Auctioneer.
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BY j. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
INTENSIVE SALE o. CITY LOTS to close an
IL Estste.-On MONDAY afternoon. May LIST, at
O'clock, at uy Auction Rooms 81 all sell the fol-
lowing described Lots:
Square 1913, lots and
Do s16, do 3, S, CT. s, 9, and1o
Do eli, do !, 2 s, 9. 10, IL, II, II, and Is
Do 94i, do 8. 4, g, and o
Do St2, do 3, 4, s, 81, 8, 9, and 10
Do 9l2, do 2, 3, is, 9, anc 10
Do sS7, do l,2, :, 0, 10. II, II, Is, 20, q,
and %.
Title indisputabe.
Terms One-third cash, the residue in six al d IL
months, for notes bearing interest secured by deed
of trust on the property.
All convey anoing at the cost Of purchaser
- - JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
ap I'D. Auctiopeer.
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EURNI HE'D ROOM To Let.-For Rent
Il on the corner of lath and d SITS in full view
q pennsylvania avenue, large well furnish eo
etfeets ap l9-eO3t+
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kNOR KENT OR SALE-A comfortable three-story
IL brick HOUSE, on 9Th street, three doors frc IN
ps. avenue, and wi hin few yards Of the Genre
Market containing six rooms, besides two good gar
ret rooms and a cellar. To a good tenant the rent
viii be low. 1t will be sold on very accommodating
terms. RlOdD G. BRISCOE,
Missouri avenue, Cd door from AZ street.
III o-SN~'
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LNOK sALt-Two lots of Land, supposed to en-
i tain or 20 acres each, soil of the best quality
large portion of each lot is now in grass, with
considerable quantity of good timber There ia not
r. sid-nce in the strict of o'umba th.n either of
these lots, being 80 miles from Georgetown Por
sons wi hing t" purcha,e are referred to LEWIS
c RBERY, of Georgetown an 20-2w*
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS-ASSES
FOB 1854

~ the Hoard Of Assessors will meet daily, a.
their Office in the City Ball, from the 18th to the
6th of April, inclusive. Sundays excepted from
O'Clock q m. to o'c,ock p En-, for the purpose OF
hearing and determining the complaints and appeals
of all persons who may consider themselves aggrisved
by the Assessments and vaiuations Of property made
for taxes for the pre- ent year or by the amount OF
capital assessed employ ed in the busincs SIS of any
private banker, broker, CT money lender, and to
make any corrections, alterations, and additions
that may be proper in the lists of pers ms to be 10
turned ss subject to a school tax for this year
ALI complaints and appeals must be made in writ,
ing to the Board of Assessors.
By order Of the Board: l.
I. r. HARDNESS,
apr 1o-dt2oth -ft 30 -. . Seer tary
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STORE FOR RkNT-Tbe spacious WAREHOUSE ON
- Pennsylvania ave., so long occupied by Messrs
b l. Semmes Bro, as a wholesale grocery and
liquor store is nov for rent. Possession given i'm
media'e ely. Apply to B. I. semmes or NJ G. Emery,
Nd l3-dtf
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NTANTED IMMEDIATELY-At the uNans;on
w House." in Alexandria, Va, a thorouebIv
competent COOK, white or colored.
ap 22-4t* 10y A q NEWTON
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tNOk SALE-On very accommo dating terms, part
II OF Lot No. Is, in Square 532 26 feet front by
IS feet deep, on Sd street, Washington Apply to
X. LUNDY,
Bridge street, bet. Congress and High,
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LNOR RENT-A small building on sth street, op-
II pos'te the Post Office D epartment and next to
the house formerly occupied by the Census Bureau,
ontsining two rooms, sui able for an office and
chamber The property will be rented, furnished or
unfurnished to a good tenant, at reasonable rate
Apply at this office an 32-3t
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dor SALE OR RENT-A Brick Dwelling, with
IL 10 rooms. just finished, ON street, I'd door
west OF 18th street. For terms apply 18th street.
I'd door south Of G, after o'clock p. m
Ap 2l-6t*
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DOR RENr-A new Frame HOUSE, containing 6
y rooms, situated on East Capitol street, between
ith and 9Th SITS. For terms, &c. apply to
0. A. DALEY, Dentist,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 7th streets.
An 02-3t
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By GREEN d SCOTT. Aucttoneers.
L'RAME HOUSE AND LOT at AUCTION.-On
Il WEDNESDAY, the Goth instant, We shall sell,
at O'Clock, p. in 'front.' OF the premises, part Of
Lot no 3, In Square No. All, with the improve
ments, which frame House
The above described property fronts the west
side OF 9TH ST. west betw and str cts north,
having front OF 20 feet running back loo feet
tanning 2 900 feet 49, - =
Terms cash, in gold.
GREEN SCOTT,
Ap al Auctoneers.
By 4. s. WRlGHTs Georgetown.
CUGAR AND M0LASSES at Auction---On WE'D.
~ NESDAY next. the oath instant, at IL O'Clock
on F. A. II. Dodges Wharf, Georgetosn the cargo
of the brig "Fde,ia," from New Orleans Consisting
Of 80
2ll bhds Sugar, part clarified
123 bbis choice Molasses
% half bbls do
VIII be add ed
1s3 bids prime Porto Rico Sugar, balance of the
cargo per barque "Wm. Chase"
e. 8 WRIGHT,
ap I'd Auctioneer.
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NOR RENT.-One of those 6ne STORES, on 7th
IL street directly in front of the East Portico of
the Patent Office, and the BASEMENT extending
unoer the whole building, finished in first STYLE
light and airy, would be suitable for many purposes
and would be rented low to good tenant.
ROOMS in the Sd and 4th stories still for rent the
best stand in Washington for Patent Agents. En-
quire Of BATES l. BRO
I'D 2l-lw
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Those SHIRT CoLLARs.-The request for the
use of the shirt collars, as made by Monsieur
Franconi, Of certain gentleman, in a letter
which appeared among the Franconi CORES
pondence, publishes l. st week, in our local
columns, has been, it is generally supposed, ac-
coded to, it being noticeable that the gentle
mans shirt collars are much diminished in
size from their original extraordinary dimen-
sions, with the huge proportions of which,
Monsieur Franeoni had been struck, as to think
that they would be lust the thing to answer
his necessary purposes. If during the present
rainy weather they succeed in keeping out the
wet. the ladies will surely be inclined to ex-
claim in the depth of their gratitude, bless
those shirt collars.
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APPROACH OF SPRING.-Notwithstan
the late cold weather, vegetation in the neigh
eoIhood =, of Washington is rapidly budding
the trees that line Pennsylvania avenue and
many Of the other avenues and streets, being
in full bud, and ready to burst out into leaf
on the appearance of a warm day. During
the warmth with which we are blessed al in
tervals, We can almost see vegetation spring
ing up, rapid is its growth when not check
ed by the cold.
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SERIOUS AccIDENr.-A gentleman from the
Little Falls informs us that The bridge erect
morning while it was being keyed up, and
killed several men who were at work upon it.
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A|ANTED-A small furnished HOUSE to rent
w or private boarding for small family. Adj
dress until 10Th inst, box 2s3, city Post Office.
ap 22-Zt
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A LARGE APPLE.-At the exhibition of the
Horticultural Society on Saturday, an apple
was exhibited by Mr.. Mcdonald, Of this city,
from tree in his garden, which is fifteen
inches in circumference. and which, after two
weeks exposure to the air, weighed twenty.
three ounces ID.
PATENT 0FFIcE.-The number Of persons
who hare visited the Patent Office and Gallery
of the National Institute since the first of the
current month is III ,000, including, according
TO the book containing the signatures of visit
ers the names Of individuals from all parts Of
the world. --
FIRsr RATE CHANCE-It will be observed
by an advertisements in another column, that
the ail-boat ..Y oung America Is 10 be raf
aei for next Saturday, at Benter's restaurant
and offers a capital chance to every one of
getting a crack sail boat, as Young America
won the prize at the regatta in September last,
The boat is for inspection ut the 114th street
bridge. " ...t--
The ToorHpIcK GIRLs-There are several
little girls travelling through our city peddling
tooth picks and listening TO lectures of immor-
ality from men and boys that will soon turn
their attention to profeS sion far more de-
grading If we mistake not, there IS law Of
the Corporation which prevents this mode oil
| peddIins and it should be enforced In thi:
| case, if for other purpose than to save these
| girls from destruction
| SERIOUS AccIDENr.-A gentleman from thu
| Little Falls Informs us that The bridge erect
| ing at that place by Ryder d Co., fell this
| morning while 1t was being keyed up, and
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K. c. BISHOPS: Three of the dignitaries Of
the 4. C. Church in this country, oficiated
publicly, yesterday, at religious services.
Archbishps Hughes and Kendrick, and
Bishop Timon of Buffalo. The latter, who is
over seventy years of age, delivered a sermon
at St. Patrick Church, after the ceremony of
confirmation, which WAS performed by Arch
bishop kendriek CT Baltimore, to about one
hundred and fifty young persons