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Passengers 1fr Lurxy and New Market viii take
the train leaving Alexandria, at O'Clock q. n ,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sstul dsys cornectu /,
with the stages al Culpeper, c. Is.
HPsssengers for Lynchburg will take the train
leaving Alexandria at o'clock, q. NJ on Mon.
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with the
stages at Charlottesville.
RS-Psssengers for the White Sulphur syrin-s
viii take the train leaving Alexandria daily, con.
Meeting wit the stages at Staunton.
Freight Trans are running daily, Sunday eI.
cepted)
Per order: W. D. BROCKETT. AGENT
Alexandria, Va, May ~ may Sit
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LIME. LIMEH LINE =!

LIME! LIME y LIMEM!
VNHE HAMBURGER LIME KILNS being now il
l. complete order, the proprietor viii be enabled
10 furnish his approved customers at all times dur
ing the season with Lime of the best quality 10
plastering and other purposes The lime manufac
tur'-i at these kilns is warranted to be equal il
quality to any other manufactured in the Unite
states The price will be, delivered at the kiln, e4c
in any other part of the city 81.
Cement nd Calcined Plaster can alec be had at a,
times A. W. DENHAM,
ap S-6m For the proprietor
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D0INGs IN CONGRESS.

SENArE.-Yesterday, after We left, the sub
ject of his amendment to the Nebraska bill
was further explained by Mr.. Badger, and led
to prctracted debate, in which Messrs
Butler, Clayton, Brown, Stuart and others, par
ticipated. At its conclusion, the Senate went
into an executive session, an afterwards ad
journed - TX
In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after we went t.
press, many motions were made for the sus
pension of the rules of the consideration o.
resolutions, DC. The following succeeded, viz
By Mr.. Richardson, to make ordinary ter
ritorial business a special order for the frs
week in May next; agreed to.
BY Mr. Wentworth, to authorize the Pres
ident to give the requisite notice for the ter.
mination of our reciprocity treaties of com
merce and navigation in certain cases; re
fcrred to Committee on Commerce.
BY Mr.. Chandler, (from Library Commit
teeo accepting certain volumes and medals
relating to the Great Exhibition in London, q
present from Queen Victoria to the United
States; passed. ...
Mr.. Barry proposed select committee to
inquire into certain charges against the Sec.
rotary of War; rules not suspended for the
consideration of this resolution.
Mr. Ewing proposed to make the Pacific
Railroad bill a special order. Messrs. Haven
and Letchcr opposed it; rules were not sus.
pended.
By Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, q resolution in.
structing the Judiciary Committee to inquire
and report what legislation was necessary, il
any, to recover money which has been drawn
from the treasury of the United States for SER
vices as minister plenipotentiary, charge
d'affairs, secretary of legation at foreign
ment, by persons who have not entered upor
or discharged the duties Of the Offices to which
they were appointed, and also to report such
additional measures as may be necessary t.
prevent, in future, such frauds upon the treas
ury. with power to send for persons and pa
pers. After debate, in which Messrs. Bayly
of Va, Campbell, of Ohio, Richardson. Cut
ting, and Disney participated. this resolution
was adopted. Not long afterwards the House
adjourned
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THE vARIETE.

The enterprising and indefatigable mana gers
Of this elegant, and now enlarged theatre,
Messrs- Risley and Goodall, are evidently de-
termined to leave nothing undone, in the way
Of catering for the public amusement During
the long continued season, from the first open
ing of the Variete, by Mr.. Risley, up to the
present time, lat first alone, and afterwards
aided by the talented Mr.. Goodsll,) its patrons
and freqasutsrs have been entertained with a
rapid succession Of novelties, and continued
change Of first rate performers. 1t appears,
however, that the exsrtions Of its spirited man
ayers do not know Of any relaxation, and now
they come forward not with one bright particu.
lar star, but with GALAXY of stars, to adorn our
Washington armament. For this purpose the
celebrated corps of performers at the Charles
Theatre, in Baltimore, known as Mis-, Laura
kesne's Star Company, have been engaged to
play at the Variete, and will appear tonight
in the comedy of sold Heads and Young
Hearts. From the we'll known celebrity that
the Company have obtained for their beautiful
and chaste performances of the Old Comedies,
rich treat to the lovers of good acting may
be anticipated, which, there is no doubt, will
be received as it deserves. Among the COM
pany We may name the accomplished Miss Ka.s
Saxon, the beautiful Miss Emma Taylor, and
the popular Mr. WheatIsigh. The after piece
this evening will be the lsughabIe farce emit
tied Stage Struck, or Sketches IN India
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large Mail from Bremen tn. un;,oa &c.,.

Large Mail from Bremen.-The United States
steamer Washington arrived at New York
on the 18th inst. from Bremen, brought, exclu-
sive of the English mail, the unusually large
number of 1000 letters, the postage on which
vas S5,l9l %. Ordinarily the number by
each ship does not exceed 10000 or Ia, oo0.
This great increase is accounted for partly by
the fact that there had been no mail steamers
directly from Bremen for some two months be-
fore but it is no doubt the result, in great
measure Of the low rate of postage established
by the late United States and Bremen arrange
ments
Fletcher Webster, Esq.-Yesterday, the
Senate confirmed the denomination of this
gentleman to be Surveyor of the Port Of Bos.
ton, Mass. ....
The Agricultural Report OF the Commits.
sioner Of Patents. we went to press
to-day, the House ordered the printing Of
900 extra copies of this document; 100, 0OC
for the use Of the members, and 10, 900 for tina,
Of the Patent Office. g.. III H..
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-0n yesterday, the Goth Of March
there wore of Treasury Warrants entered or
the books Of the Department
For the redemption of stocks. .$247, 911 l.
Fer the payment of other Treasury
debts ..................... 49,55S At
For the Customs ................ 50,22S AZ
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. .................... IS q
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources......,.. ALI 9:
For the War Department. 1917 II
For re- paying for the War Depart.
mont. ..................... 1854 n
For the Navy Department. 1882 IL
For the Interior Department. 29,52S Al
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Pc SONAL,

80. Ex-Governor Lowe, of Maryland is in
this city, stopping at the National Hotel
80. W. II. mcfarland, of Virginia, has
purchased Montpelier" the former residence
of James Madison, the fourth President of the
United States
80. Mr.. Booth, the editor and proprietor Of
the Milwaukee Free Democrat, has been ar
rested on charge Of obstructing the enforce
msnt Of the fugitive slave law in the cas- 9 Of
Joshua Glover, in Wisconsin
80. We regret to learn that VIM Mathiott
Esq formerly Mayor of Lancaster, died sud
denly at his residence in that city, On Sunda,
night last, Of apople1y.
Judge Mcclure, of Pittsburg, has de-
clared the Pennsylvania Sunday Liquor Law
unconstitutional
....J. NJ. W. Geist, of the Saturday tx.
press, and William B. Wiley, of the Lancas
terrain, have been elected reporters of the Cit,
Councils in Lancaster.
Pennsylvania Editors in luck
go. Donald G.. Mitchell, like Maryel,) has
resigned the Consulate at Venice. The fees
Of the Office won't begin to pay expenses
80. The friends Of the late Bishop Chase.
senior Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, have determined to erect to his memo
~ mural monument in Ross Chapel, Gambler,
Ohio
80. The Maine Law candidate for Mayor il
Chicago, ILL.,, Mr.. Milligan, has been elected
by LOIS majority.
go. Hon. Rodney r. French, recently elect.
ed Mayor of New Bedford, is an enemy of the
Maine Law. The anti Maineites had a grand
illumination on the night Of his election.
The Philadelphia "Sunday Press,
publishes Charles Brady, mail agent, among
its list of delinquents," to the amount of So.
Mr.. Brady exhibits a letter from Mr.. Blanche.
the editor Of the Press, demanding of him
500, saying, if he did not fork over he would
"be down on him." We suppose this is a
commencement. As the thing stands the mail
agent II 'leetle ahead" of the editor.
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MORE NEW SILKS.

WyE are now opening another lot Of
w Rich plaid and striped z: enci Sp-ing Silks
Rich Brocade aud plain eo'ored -" do
20 pieces rich Lustre black Silks, very cheap .-
A large and splendid stock Of white Goods. 81.
Black Bombszines. Alpacas = Ii FSFi la
Moussslines, Bareges, Lawns, and -1.s- ttsa "a
complste stock Of Mourning O. o1s. taa.s Es
r-5.s l. -.e4 ALSO -
new stock, Of white EmbrGi 'erod and plain
Grape shswls, ranging from SIC 10 500.
small figured MOusseline and Cashmere Shaws,
30 adapted to the present season -
AS- Rsrve, that all goods sold at our esh blisa
nsnt are Warranted to prove as represented
ra-Gf MAXWELL, EFAES. & c0LLEf,
~ "a 1th street, three eoo.s north Of - ave.
mar 2l-eo2w ---->4 q ~ -
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ONE OF THE WOLVES IN SLEEPS CLOTH
ISG.-The n. Y. Journal of Commerce
ofyestsrday says: Henry Ward Beecher
last evening, in the absence of more
interesting subject, delivered one of his
political harangues against the Ne braska
Bill, wherein he openly and unblushingIy
advocated dissolution of the Union, and
expressed it as his opinion that the time
had arrived when such an event would
prove highly beneficial to the North. He
vigorously piled his clerical batteries
against all who presumed to entertain
upon the general subject of slavery
opinions not in accordance with his own,
and vented his hot wrath in q special
manner against the peaceful tendencies
Of the Journal of Commerce. In his re-
marks on this least head, we presume he
spoke from belief in the old Latin pro-
verb Qas qasqu< stultior, co mogis insoles-
cit."
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U From Utah Territory we have
news to December LIST. The wall around
the Temple Block was making good pro-
gress. A wall around the whole city OF
Salt Lake was also being built. The
Indians continued hostile, and had burned
saw mill in San Bette county. The
Utah Legislature was to meet at the cap
itol In Salt Lake city on the I'd Monday
in December.
u The Philadelphia Conference .ot
tne Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
us annual session in the city of Reading:
On wednesday next, the I'd inst,
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
q. - Washington, March 20, 1854.
Information IL desired at this department respect
ing Mr.. Losiss Rcsi who came 10 the United States
from Modena in 1851, and q supposed to have re-
SIDED for some time at ST. Lonis.
~ ssSPIRITUALISM"- "A lecture On
A3 Spiritua i'm viii be delivered AZ Carusi's Ss-
loon on THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS,
the 23i and 25th instsns, at O'Clock. by Pr hf.
sor BRITAIN, Of New York The high character of
Professor Britain, a. scholar and ctursr, well
as the intrinsic merits of the subject cannot fail To
command the attention of all who feel interest in
Knowing something Of the most extraordinary phe-
nemena Of the present, or of any preceding age
Admission - cents, cover expenses Of the hall,
&c. Tickets te be had at the door
.liEaE IS: a sAsssassf Conn, ,...
c. LAURIE,
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NLOTHING, CLOTHING,
~ SPRING STILES,

4 LOTHING, CLOTHING,
" .---, SPRING STILES
~ = CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
WALL L STEPHENS, Pennsylvania avenue. be
tween 9th and 10th streets next door to Iron Hall.
also three doors east of National Hotel, svite cit
zens and strangers to examination If their rev
assortment Of Spring Cloths and Cassmeres, White
and Colored Marseles Silk, Satin, and other Vest
ings embracing the finest assortment of desirable
goods for the coming season that We ever offered.
which we will make to order in the most superior
styles much cheaper than the usual city prices for
similar goods.
We therefore invite all purchasers wishing to con-
suit economy, to examine our present assortment
before making their reflections.
Also constantly on hand a large assortment OF su-
perior ready made Clothing for gentlemen aud boys,
of all Qualities which, for styles and elegance Of fin
ish, cannot be equslled in this city.
mar 2l-tf .-E
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~ We learn that Messrs. Risley 4
Goodall have 1T last induced Mrs. Now.
-, to consent to ill an engagement in
liz city, in the course of short time.
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u The attention Of our readers is
called to the remarks of our Baltimore
correspondent in reference to the manner
in which the Magnetic Telegraph COM
panies do business.
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mar 2l-61'

~ A CARD.-I return my sincere thanks
lH to Mr.. Jerome Sanders bnd family for their
kindness to take care of my family in my absence
and saving my property from the devouring elc-
meRt with which some black hearted fend tried 10 lie
stroy my family at the dead hour Of night. / also
return my thanks to the Rev Mr.. Davis and all Of
my friends for their kind exertons in my absence.
mar 21-1l& JAS. W. DAVIS.
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RICHARD H. SMITH. GEORGE d. SMITH
(I. Dealers in ALCOHOL, CAMPHENE ETHE
RIAL OIL, &c. No. 81 S. CALVERT 81 aEEr or
poste Water street, BALTIMORE, Nd. Tx D :
mar Oily
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-03-21

u Russia came in possession of her
territory in North America by right Of
discovery, IN ths sixteenth century.
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DOSE BUSHES, sc. An excellent crpor-
III tunity is offered to the admirers CT Roses -
Large bushes Of perpetual blooming and choi rari
cites at % cents each. siugy by the Those
purchasing SIS worth will be furnished with an ex-
perieuced man to plant them.
The subscriber has also good assortment Of Yer.
benas Heliotropes, Geranum-, Polyauthus. Fuch
sas, Pansiss, Dahlias, &C., with choice selection of
Garden aud Flower Seeds.
NJ. GRIFFITHS.
5tb street, between and New York avenue
pl-Ef&
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LATER FROM HAyANA.-The Crescent
City, at New York, brings Havana dates
to the 14th inst, but the news possesses
no special interest. Nothing of impor.
lance has transpired since the seizure of
the Black Warrior. She is still in the
possession of the Government authorities.
Her captain and most of the officers re-
main on board the United States steamer
Fulton. The Government had given no
answer as to what disposition they intend
ultimately to make of the case. The
steamer was visited every day by partie
Of ladies and gentlemen, friends of tn,
Government, who are eating up the pro-
visions and drinking the wine on board.
The American residents in Havana had
drawn up remonstrance to the U. S.
Government against the seizure of the
Black Warrior. 1t states no new facts
in relation to the affair. .....
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CLOTHS, CAS- MERE, AND vESTIHGS
"E have now in store q we'll assorted stock a
w the above goods, such as
Bioliey's and Simonis Black French Cloths which
are admitted to be the best brands
Black and fancy Cassimeres
Black Satin and Silk yestipgs
Fancy Silk and Marseilles do
To gentlemen who wish to purchase the material
and have their Clothes made, invite them to ex.
anime our stock.
p ALSO IN STORE
Silk and Linen Pocket Handkfs
Back and fancy Silk Cravsts
Merino and Cotton n Hose
Kid, Silk, and Thread Gloves
Gauxe Merino Shirts
- - All of which will be sold at fair low prizes
MAXWELL, SEARS & C0LLEY,
7th street, DOORS above Penn. avenue.
mar 21-eo2w
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M smithsonf.n institution Lee

On Monday and Wednesday evenings, the 10th and
I'D instant, by DR.. J. Lawrence Smith.
On MONDAY evening, subject: Tie general pr r
critics of the metals, potash and soda with an a.
count Of their applications to the arts Of glass and
soap making, &c
On WEDNESDAY evening, on the compc uuds Of
lime, alumina, and silica with their applications.
On FRIDAY evening Rev. DR.. Butler viii lecture
for the Young Mems Christian Association
Doors open at LECTURE commence ut ~
Oft -
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A CARD.
TINE ladies Of Washington and vicinity are in
/ formed that on Friday next, an opening q
Millinery Gseds will take place over the store CT
Maxwell, Sears Coller, en- eth street, n tie av
enue, consisting in part Of the following srt Giles
viz:
Mourning and full Dress Caps
French Headdresses, Bonnet Flowers, &c.
Also, new style Of half hdkfs. aud Cape.
KANE d DAYLY,
mar 2l-3t of New York.
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TREAT BARG AIMS TO BE HAD AT HAZEL &
" BROTHER'S.-We purchased last week at al C.
tian, in New York, 500 pieces striped and PIsii =
whc we can sell at least Is per cent. cheaper thar
any other house In the District.
We sre opening also very extensive assortment
of various kinds of Spring Goods which We will sell
cheap. HALL BROTHER.
mar 3f-ecSW
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THE DIN STAND

NORNER of Payette and 2nd street, Georgetown.
" occupied by the late John King, renewed.
revived, renovated and to be opened the lst
April 1854, as Family Grocery Store. The sub
scrib+r respectfully invites the ut ention of his
friends, neighbors and former patrons of the ct re-
to nicely assorted stock of FAMILY GROCERIES.
which he purposes disposrg Of On as reasonable
terms at all times the markets will allow A
Superior quality Of LIQUOR whoe:ale at who'-
sale price. Country produce traded cash raid to
suit customers ny JOHN DAME.
mar 2l-1m
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CO A L.
NOV dischargng load of Philadelphia White
N Ash COAL.
Also, daily expecting q cargo of very superior Red
Ash
Customers can now be promptly supplied
W. Il. WATERS CO,
Office ON the corner of / eth and streets.
mar 2l-3t
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MRS, NcCREDY.

This new star in the galaxy of Ameri-
can artists, appears tonight in the char.
acter of Julia, in Knowles "Hunchback. y
The papers of other cities that have been
graced by this lady's acting, speak of her
presentations of this difficult part in the
highest terms.
The New York Spirit of the Times,
whose editors are critics of the first water,
ssThe excellence of the acting of Mrs. Nc
Greedy consists in its truth to nature Wanting
occasionally that perfect finish, which nothing
but experie ace can confer, she has given dis
tinguished proof of that originality Of conoep-
ton and depth of native feeling, which is the
true foundation of artistic power, and which
cannot fail to ensure her a stand as high as
any heretofore occupied by any actress Of Eu-
rope or America. Her reading is excellent,
her enunciation unusually correct and distinct,
to touch the heart in the more tender scenes
Of the drama is unquestionable. Inthe Hsnch-
back, the scenes with Clifford, as the Seoreta-
~, were finely done, and there were several
touches of quiet pathos that have never been
equaled. The character of Blanca is well
suited to her powers, and the impassioned
scenes were given with great effect. Pauline
in fhe Lady Of Lyons. and Margaret Gilmore,
(neitAer Of which she had acted before) afford
cd her most brilliant triumphs.
"Mrs. McCredy possesses many personal
advantages for the stage. In person, she is
tall, elegant and commanding. Her counte-
nance, in repoye, is attractive and winning.
and, when lighted up by her peculiarly sweet
smile, beautiful. Her gait is easy, confident
and graceful; her voice pleasant, clear, rich in
tone, and powerful IN volume. She dresses
with taste and elegance, and her whole appear
ance il extremely attractive, -
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U MIR. Goodall, the popular young
actor, we are pleased to learn, takes a
benefit at the Variete on Saturday even
ing next, when an opportunity will be
offered to his numerous friends to give
some substantial evidence of their regard
for him.
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HORSE CART, AND HARNESS is offered for
IL sale He is q fine draught horse and so for
no FAULT He is six years old. viii be sold with the
horse, cart, and harness, which Ia good order and
warranted perfect. Address 81 r, at this office.
mar 2l-3t*
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~ The Educational and Social
N Rights OF w0men.-Mrs. Ernestine
L. Rose, native of Poland, viii speak on the Edu-
cation and social position of woman, at Caruss Sa-
loon, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 22st instant, at
~ o'clock.
Admission Is cents. scr
Tickets to be had at the door mar 1S-3t4
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Goa REWARD.-A blue and gold enarn-
- ~ elled Watch, with long lady's chain, and
brooch of the same material haze been stolen.--
The watch has coat Of arms enamellcd i ie.
and the initials "a r" the other. The brooch
bears the same Graf Of arms it, surface. As tie
thief cannot dispose of thess trinkets without eac-
ing the enamelled arms and initials and thereby
essenng their value materially. he is raquestei to
return them. when the above offered reward will be
sent 10 any address inc icatai and questions will
be asked. Address Box 22S. mar 2l-4t%
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U Our readers will remember the
interesting account, published in the Star
a short while since, of the capture and
escape of Mrs. Jane Adeline Wilson, by
the Camanche Indians, last summer, by
whom she and her two brothers.in-law
(boys) were taken off prisoners. When
Mrs. Wilson escaped the two boys We're
still in possession of the Indians. One
of them has since been brought into
Fort Washita, Choctaw Nation, by a
half.breed, who purchased him of the In
dams, and the whereabouts of the other
was known, and immediate measures
taken for his rescue.
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GREAT FIRE IN New ORLEANs.-Yes-
terday, too late for our paper, we received
a Geographic dispatch announcing the
occurrence of terrible fire at New Or
leans, On Friday the 10th.
The fire broke out on Magazine street,
in Messrs. Wood & Perry's furnishing
establishment, and burnt with great ra-
pidity. The Canal Bank, though in i'm
minent danger, fortunately escaped un,
injured. A MIR. Mcleod had his leg and
arm broken, and his recovery is very
doubtful.
The total loss is 100000, Of which
1928, 500 is insured.
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STEWARDSHIP Of the Coium bian
- COllege.-This Office will be vacant IN q few
days, and the Board Of Trustees de-gn to ill it with
q properly qualified person. 1t Is well suited to an
energetic, enterprisng man, with a small family, CT
without family. Application NAV he made. immc.
diately, to the President Of the College, or to VIM
Gunton, Esd, in the city. mar 2l-3t
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IA Presidents Mounted Guar +,
Attention g-You are hereby notified
@U to attend special meeting Of he corps on
1TUESDAY EVENING, the 21st instant.
at O'Clock, business OF importance will be tran 8.
acted.
1t is desired that the members Of the corps will be
punctual in their attendance.
BIZ order Of the Captain:
JAMES A. KING,
mar 1S-3t* Fnan. Sec.