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E. Develin, of that city. The ceremony was
performed by Archbishop Hughes
-. Geo. W. Hough, (anti Benton) ia the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the 9Th
district, Missouri, against Thos L. Price, Ben.
tonite.
.... The Memphis AppsaL gays: Senator
Douglas has been burnt in efigy by the Abo.
litionists at twelve different places and on
twelve several occasions. The last was at
Trenton, New Jersey Thus is great and
good man honored -
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PERSONAL.

....Colonel Edward Stiff, Sr., late editor Of
Stiff's Radical Reforn,sr, committed suicide
in prison, in Centre, Cherokee county, Ala,
on Sunday, the 23d ult.
....Rev. Samuel r. Ward, colored, who
changed his residence from Syracuse to Can
ada about the time of the Jerry rescue, is in
England, soliciting funds for the fugitives in
Canada He has already received $4,000, and
expects large additions to the sum.
IA Mr.. Edmonson, in McCracken county,
Ky, last week, on sitting down to breakfast,
discovering the biscuit Of an unusual color,
called his cook and requested her to eat one of
them, which she did very reluctantly, and
died in sixteen minutes afterwards from the
effects Of the poison she intended for her mas
ter and mistress.
49,. Mr.. Raasl0ff, Of the firm of Maillefert
Raaslof, is about to survey the rapids of the
ST. Lawrence, between Montreal and Kings
ton, with view of making proposals to the
Canadian government for the removal of such
rocks as now obstruct the navigation of the
river. The government has sanctioned the
survey.
Ut is said that Mr.. Cutting, Of N. York,
will propose substitute for the Nebraska
bill, in the form of a compromise, resting upon
the principles of the acts Of 1850, in reference
to the territories of Utah and New Mexico
1t will be no CO.
1--WE see it stated that a company Of cap
italists had been formed, with ex-Gov. Johns
ton at the head, which will bid Sl1 900 900 for
the Pennsylvania Main Line. tits also stated
that the Camden and Amboy Company, whose
president carries New Jersey in his breeches
pockets, wilt give SIG GOG GOA.
-. S,rs. Ives, wife OK Bishop Ives. and
drG. hter Of The late Bishop Hobert CT New
York, was received il to the Catholic Church
at lta,aa Gil Coed Friday last.
marriage in fashionable life, tcok
place at The Astor House, New York, ON " ed.
nest1y evening. The bride was the eldest
dsu. - u NJ Charles Stctson proprietor OF
uas establishment, and the bridegroom, John
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e. The New York Herald has raised
its price from two to three cents a COPY,
to take effect from Monday next. We
suppose that the Tribune and Times will
do likewise. The reason given by the
Herald for this change is the great in
crease in the expenses of conducting a
paper.
The Evening Star, containing as great
. variety OF interesting matter as either
of these papers, costs only one cent.
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vestigation was set down for to-day, at 8
o clock, when testimony will be adduced
on the part of the defence, which is to be
conducted by Chauncey Schafer, Esq.
There will probably be large attendance
during the legal inquiry, as the details of
the proceedings at the Police court were
spread over the city last evening, and be-
came the theme of general conversation
at the hotels and the public places.
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NEW HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,

NIE have just opaned q handsome assortment of
w plated GOODS, FRENCH CHINA, FAN
CT GOODS, and q general assortment of conve-
nenees for hou sekeepers which will sell as low
"a the lovrest Our eek in Cabinet Furniture and
Chairs is now also very complete.
Lanaly REFkIGEYATJRS. which obtained the
irst premium at the te Mechanics Fair, have
III hand, (srd the only house that keeps them in
he city y and we state with the utmost ntiisnce.
that they the only article of the kind that can
be called properly Refrigerator; we invite the ut
most scrutiny.
We invite call at our establishment, the only
complete ons 10 all its parts, 10 the city.
We will sell as low any house can sell thst does
a fair business. DOM 4 BROS.
NAV lQ-po3f
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT D4GUERREOTYPES -
/ Let it he duly remembered that at J. j. WOOD
Bt IDGE'S is the only place In Washington where
you can get likeness for twenty-five cents His
ElocoriDe Pictures remsin yet UNSURPASSED. We
show all our pictures before finishing and are deter.
miaed to give satisfaction. Children taken in three
seconds. Rooms. Pennsylvania avenue between 9th
and 7th streets, over Gilmsn's Drug Store.
Also, Rooms TO let Enquire at the Daguerrean
Rooms NAV lQ-lt&
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The AMERICAN EAGLE. This new
journal, published in this city, by N. D..
Larner, B. G. Wright, and j. T. Denni-
son, made its appearance yesterday. 1t
is well printed, and filled with interesting
matter. Its editorials fare well written.
" The American Eagle" is Native Amer
lean in politics, and, as a matter of course,
opposes the Catholic religion and every
thing foreign. Price 80 year.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-19

FALU2E OF BALTIMORE Housewife
Baltimore Public Ledger, of yesterday,
says:
-Four important business firms have
failed. One dry goods firm for $500, 900.
1t is said it will not pay twenty per cent.
Another is stock and exchange firm;
the third wholesale grocer and COM
mission house, and the fourth is WELL
known silk house. These facts are start.
ling. Is it the beginning of the end, or
is the end not yet 2"
We learn that the dry goods firm above
named is that of Sangston & Co.
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PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.

PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.
SENArE.-After prayer and the reading If
the journal
Mr.. Petit presented three adverse reports
from the Committee on Private Land Claims
Mr.. Cooper presented bill on the subject
of Railroad Iron.
Mr.. Benjamin introduced bill for appoint
ing the time of holding the o. S. Circuit Court
in the Eastern District of Louisiana; which
was passed.
Mr.. Dodge, of Iowa, reported bill from the
Committee on Public Lands for establishing
an additional land Office in Florida which
was passed.
Mr. Slidell introduced a resolution proposing
to give a reward to the captain of the steamer
Washington for rescuing the crew and passen-
gers of the ship Winchester, wrecked on her
passage between Liverpool to Boston which
was read.
Mr.. Hunter proposed taking up the Indian
appropriation bill, which was objected to, and
the Senate proceeded to the consideration of
private bills, taking up Is. 49, bill for the re-
lief Of William G: kidgely, reported from the
Committee on Claims by Mr.. Pratt
On motion the report was read, and the bill
was divided upon at the third reading and the
vote Of the Senate afterwards taken upon it
yeas 25 nays T.
So the bill was passed.
The Senate was still engaged on private
bills when we left.
HoUsE.-To-day, after the reading of the
journal
Mr.. Fuller, by leave reported bill from
| the Committee of Commerce, to authorize the
issuing of register to the steamer Ell Para
quay, by her new name; read three times and
| passed.
Mr.. Dawson, by leave, introduced resolu-
| ton requesting the Secretary of the Treasury
to send to the House any information in his
possession, with reference to the preservation
| of the dies of medals struck by order of the
| Government of the United States, and to re-
port whether, in his judgment. it would be best
to connect department Of medal dies with
the mint at Philadelphia. Resolution adopted.
| Mr.. Houston reported back, by leave, from
the Committee of Ways and Means petition
from the employees in charge of tho Peniten-
tiary of the District Of Columbia for an in.
crease of compensation; leave granted to the
petitioners to withdraw their papers, for pre-.
sentatiOn before the Senate
| On motion of Mr.. Richardson, the House
then went into committee, (Mr. Olds in the
char) and taking up the Nebraska bill, Mr.
Churchwell, who was entitled to the floor, nd
dressed them at length in favor of the bill.
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poINas IN CONGRESS-.

SENATE.-Yesterday the entire day was spent
in discussing the question in relation to the re-
porting and publication of the proceedings and
debates of the Senate; which was finally set
tied by authorizing the official reports to be
published by the Globe exclusively, and sub
scribing for five thousand and twenty two ad
ditional copies of that work-being eighty-one
for each senator in addition to the twelve
which they now receive
HoUsE.-Yesterday, after we went to press,
the debate on the Nebraska bill was continued
in Committee of the Whole on the state of the
Union, by Mr.. Miller for it, and Messrs. Park
er, Peckham, Wentworth and Meacham against
it; by Mr.. Lindley in favor Of granting land
to aid in the construction of railroads, by Mr.
Letcher against that policy; and then, after
10 P. m, Mr.. Kerr replied, in few remarks,
to Mr.. Letcher.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-19

U John P. Tracy, at the National
Hotel, has sent US a most beautiful speci-
Mn Of his penmanship, which can scarce
ly be eNcelled. Those wishing visiting
cards and other writing beautifully exc
cuted, could not do better than call on
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FOR sALE-A tboronch bred bloode,

~ FOR sALE.-A thorough bred blooded
snsEe HORSE, we'll broken to the saddle and
A-1y to single and double harness, very gen
y II tie, and of rich chestnut sorrel color
de is sold for no fault but only because the owner
has more horses than he has profitable use for at
this time.
Ii s sire was The blooded horse Gregory, formerly
Owned by Capt. Bladen Delaney OF the United States
Navy, and his dam b!ooded mare, Of the finest Ma.
ryland stock.
Can be seen at Birchs Stable On 14;h street. south
Of Pennsylvania avenue, for a few days.
NAV 81:
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. TO rae CITIZENS OF TIE THIRD

wARD.-Ny name Through the partially
If kit1 friends) having been presented to the
Ace Of Alderman TO represent iu part lis interests
from and after the ensuing June election, and hav-
M b IN fel uently Intercepted rs 10 my views In
refer TO subjects vitality affecting the growth,
prosperity, and establishment, well the pesce.
hsppiuess, and high toned morality of our beloved
-ity have deemed il not inappr pirate 10 stste, In
b~ief my opinions upon the subjects now Ia rely
ter into the pres Mt canvas
lft. am in favor Of a reduction Of the present
rate az taxs ton believing that il be safely done
without affecting injuriousy single interest either
" the citizens or Of the Corporation. The present
revenue for the coming wear being largely over the
P-e,emt or prospective exp nses Of the CORPORATION
2d. sm not member Of any Society or 4ssociar
iDr conflicting with religious opinions or the rights
f the citizen Wi becoming respect for the opin-
ions Of many of my fellow citizens, cannot favor
the oessnization of any soci-ty infringing upon
either These priv eyes humbly submit are grant
ed alike IN each and to ALL both by the bill Of Rights
an the Constitution.
81. am in favor of the Public Schools and the
PHI tax.
l. lam in favor of strenuous exertions being made
by the corporate authorities nth Congress TO have
all hs inlss and outlets TO our city made free fiom
toll or taxation.
8. lam in favor of semi monthly sessions of the
Counrs OF the city, unless specially ordered other
wise.
IL In favor of asking aid Of Congress for the Pub
lie Schools. for the erection OF public Armory for
the volunteer force, ard in further support Of the
Fire Department of our city.
Z. Relieving that the present laws, with such
amendments time and Xpei fence may suggest,)
with moral suasion and brotherly love will be found
amply sufficient, shall be- happy Of it suits the
views IF fellow citizens to place in the posi-
ton for which am a candidate) ITO Join in such o
system of legislation the honor, prosperity, and
happiness of the city demands.
Your obedt servant and fellow citizen.
T.. NJ. CHAPLIN.
V,survcroc n n Nav 18th 1854
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IN KEW AkD.-Straye1a away from the subscriber
pa On the 7th instant, a BUFFALO cow Of
hSht reddish color with white legs to joints hite
soe outhe back, with small piece Of the trail cut
on Inc above reward will be paid BY returning
her, o. giving such information as wi Ii lead 10 her
recovery. AUGUSTUS LAYPoLDT,
50 st bet. A and B cts north, Capitol Hill.
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u The fears that the fruit crsp in
New Jersey had been destroyed by the
late frosts have subsidized. The country
is now in full bloom, with every pros
pect that the apple crop will be vastly
more abundant than usual. Other kinds
Of fruit, from present indications, will
also be abundant-the peach not excepted.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-19

" The General Conference of the
Methodist Protestant church, now in ses-
sion at Steubenville, Ohio, have decided
to hold their next meeting at Lynchburg,
Virginia.
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u The Rhode Island Legislature has
granted to Mr.. Couraud charter to build
one or more ocean steamers On q new
plan and gigantic scale. He proposes to
have them thousand feet in length, and
propelled by engines of five thousand
horse power. 4..-..
IGT The free soilers Of Pennsylvania
sTe to bold State Convention at Pitts.
burg On the 24th instant,
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-19

THE PERSON WHO TOOK Il PACKAGE OF
/ PLAYING CARDS from the Railroad Depot
on the night Of the 18th instant will pleae leave
them With the owner on 9TH street, opposite to the
Post 0fi ce. where he will be suitably rewarded, by
ALEX. ADAMSON, and no questions asked.
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NOR sALE-A ROUTE on the Baltimore SUN,
L. in the mos improving part Of Washing ton
containing Est of seven hundred subscribers To
any suited to the business the present opporiu
nifty affords not only profitable and permanent sit
uation, but also pleasant and healthy,employment
For terms, &c, address the undersigned, through
the Pest Office, at the star Office. or in person.
may 19-eo3t. JAS. l.. SMITH, Agent
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SODA WATER. SODA WATER.

HE above delightful snd he althy beverage with
L the best of STRIPS 10 be had at Bosvelrs
Drug Store, corner of Maryland avenue and 9TH
STREETS from the present to the end of Summer He
wrnid respectfully invite the lovers of good SODA
WiIER to give him a call. feey assured that G ne
call will b. followed by others, as he il determined
not he snrpas sed by any one in the city. Z.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-19

O. An underground telegraphic COM
munication is about being constructed
between the north shore of the st. Law
renee and Labrador.
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LIME-LIME-LIME

SEfLY'S PATENT KILN IN FULL BLAsT-SJ
sEELf respectfully informs the Bricklayers,
Plast rers, and all Others using ime that he IL now
manufacturing superior quality Of LINE, and Of
fers IT for sale at the reduced price Of SIS cents Ter
barrei at the kiln, corner eff Virginia avenue and
Oanai street j. VI. GRIFFIN,
may lime Suner,ntan5ent
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eF- FIRST WARD-Messrs. Editors: Please
nounce the name of JAMES KELLY. Esq, as CAD
dila'c from the First Ward for reelection TO the
Common Council, and he will receive ,he votes Of
hi. u merous FRIENDS.
nav lite
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ELECTION NOTICES.

A CARD.-MssTs. Editors Having no
uS ticed in your evening edition OF yesterday
was suggested . candidate 10 represent the inter
ests Of the Second Ward in the Common Council a.
he ensuing term, desire TO state, through the
same mediam, that respectfully decline the nomi-
nation. Respectfully, -
may l9-lts CHAS. j. CANf1ELD.
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IS FIRST wARD.-Nss1s EiitO-s! Please an.
noun -c the name Of JOHN ESfRF, Eq, as a can.
didare fer Comm on CounciI from the First Ward in
tie place OF Mr.. Douglass who is not candidate for
tn II Bnsrd. MANY VOTERS.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-19

&C. FIRST WARD-HA NLNL-I, at the solics-
tai II Of many friends, has consented 10 become .
c,nGiiate at the ensuing election to represent the
First Ward in the Board Of Common Council.
NV 1--3th
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&C. MAYORALTY.-kesTs Editors You will
please announce sILAs III. BILL, Esq as a candi
date for the Mayorsty at the ensuing election. and
opIire MANY VOTERS.
-faA
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"a Washington Light Infantry
81 81 Y.u hereby notified to attend special
NJ vi meeting of the Corps en- FRIDAY EVENING,
il ID the 10Th instant, att 4 s'c'ock. The punctual
of every membe' is earnestly requested,
as bus mess of imp srtsnce viii be brought before
them.
BY order Of the Captain:
BENJAMIN T. BEERS
may 1S-2t* Secretary.
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E0R sALE-A ROUTE of the STAR snd Sy
l. Is offered fer sale. Thev are situated on the
isand auf have over six hundred subscribers. Ap-
tiS ~ this ONCE NAV ls-3t
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sf- FIRST WARD eSsrs Editors: Pl-sse an
nou O. thels.n- OF TIOS. r. HARNESS E.g-
for election ON the First Ward Assessor, and
he W il be supported by numerous VOTERS
nv lite
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As- SECOND wARD.-Messrs Editors You will
pie ase announce Col. JAS. G BERRETT, as Q can
didat- to represent the Second Ward in the Board
of Commsn Council at tho ensuing election and
o5lige MANY VOTERS.
NAV 9-eote lint Seut1
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NOTICE. TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of presumption
any of the lands within the townships end parts
Of townships above enumerated, is required to es
tatlish the to the satisfaction of the register
and re.eiver Of the proper land Office and make pay.
inert therefor as soon rs practicable after seeing
their notice, and before the day appointed for the
CONNIE 1cement of the public sale Of the lands en-
bracirg fh' tact ella med; otherwise ssch claim
will he forfeited. JOIN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
may 19-1awl3w
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IS THIRD WARD.-Messrs Editors: Please an
nounce the name Of DR.. Z. nj CHAPLIN as a caudt
dste Tor the Board OF Aldermen to represent Third
Ward. MANY FRIENDS
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ES- FIRST WARD -Messrs. Editors: Please an
Gounce the name OF WASHINGTON BRUNER q q
candidate for the Common Council, he will be
supported by MANY VOTERS.
m l6-2Mt
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sS- THIRD WARD.-JoSEPH BRYAN will be
SUPP orted for Alderman for the Third Ward, at the
a. preaching election, by MANY VOTERS
may 4-tss
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Ee- FIRST wARD.-MeSsrs. Editors: Please an
aouree SAMUEL Z. DOUGLASS, Esq., as a candS
late f'r Alderman from the First Ward. Owing to
his long and faithful services IN the lower Board be
will he supported by a majority OF the
my l6-te VOTERS.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-19

As- SECOND WARD.-Messrs. Editors: You will
please announce the name Of GEO III PLANT,
Es5 ne a candidate for the Common Council for the
Secoud MAID. He has served ss Assessor for some
with Zeal and fidelity, and will be supported for
Council by MANY VOTERS.
m,
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Japan and the JAPANESE, by Capt

y GoloniD, Russian Navy. 2 vols, London
The Japanese in the Nineteenth Century, from
the Du CHI of Sieto!d. l vol, London
Japon, par NJ. Jancigny, l vol, Paris
Japon, par Frassinet, Historic ct description, Ex
pediticn Americana, &c, 2 vols, Paris.
may IS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ARMoRY CONTINENTAL GUARDS.

NAY lStD, 900
i Atten ton, Continentals!-You
a a are hereby ordered to assemble 1T our armo
M IN ry on MONDAY next, the I'D instant, ct
IL n o'clock A. m, fully armed and accoutersd, with
arms in complts erder preparatory to inspection Of
arm. and Regimental parade.
By order of the Colonel:
may 19-2ts JOHN L. SMITH, Captain.
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IS FIRST wARD.-WM. T. DOVE, at the re-
ques. OF q number of voters 10 the First Ward. has
asseuted to nomination for election to the Board Of
AlIeImen, and will be supported by
NAV l5-te* MANY CIT1ZENe.
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'THE BEST STOCK OF GOODS

THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIAi-WALLk
oiEPHsNs respectfully invite the citizens of Wash.
" gton to inspect their last importation Of the
uooOH they are now making up. Such fine as.
sol tment Of Linen Drillings, Vestipgs new stvIas
and patterns, as well Of Cloths was never before
seen I'm Washington - T. -
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REGIMENTAL PARADE

IA REGINENTAL PARADE
IT, PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD, AT
F8y TE.NTION!-iou sre hereby ordered to
@Ameet at the armory on MONDAY Morn
N1, a. So o'clock, in fail unifIrm. with feathers
IA compliance with order of Col Hickey, for Reg
mental Parade Or the 22d ir slant
Pun,tu4l attendance is requested and all the
equipments to be in perfect order for inspection.
By order: JOS. PECK. Captain
X. HAMILTON, o. s. may i8-3t*
IH REWARD.-Strayeds away Fl ON the subscriber
aDC on MOrday last, tie 18th instant, small red
cow, with white horrs, small piece cut off one
car. and the other two cuts in it. She WAS near
caving when she etrayed away. The above reward
silt be paid fer returning her, giving such infor
nation as will led t" her discovery, by
VIM. SLAURP, Butcher, End street.
NAV 19-3t%
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n Attention Yeagers !--You are here
- by ordered to assemble at your armory on MON
IN DAY MORNING, at s O'Clock, in summer uni
w form, with accoutre nents in complete order.
The Bylaws will be strictly eoforced rs relates alb
sentees from the Battalion parade.
BY order: G. A. SCHWARZMAN, Captain.
T. IOFFLER. O. s. NAV 19-tt
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Al Montgomery Guards, Atten-
ton !-You are ordered to meet at your ar.
N mory on MONDAY MORNING, the cd inst :,
W At a O'clock for parade.
White psntaloons and plumes will be worn.
By order Of Captain Key:
THOS. McENIRY,
may 19-2t' Orderly Sergeant
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FIVE GRAND JUvERILE CONCERTS

DR0F. KEMMEREn will Ei-e Five Grand Con-
certs, of nearly 200 pupils each; also Master
D. Castle the ceetr rated ballad singer from Phils.
delpha, win sing SEVERAL choice ballads va: at Tenn
persr ce Hall, Washington city, TUESDAY EyEA-
ING May the 18th, and at Forrest Hall, George-
town, on wedne sday evening, the Eth; and Friday
sveriug the 18th, az Liberty Hall, Alexspdris; and
on Saturday night the 10Th. At the new Odd Fellow
Uall q the Navy Yard; and on Monday evening, tie
22t. A. the Island Hall. Each Consert 70 commence
IT o'clock.
Tickets - cents; children half price.
NAV l5-1t&