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A PLEASURE TRIP
H- To THE
white HOUSE PAVILION.

FOR THE RELIEF OF TIE DESTITUTE
h THE YOUNG CATHoLICPRIEND
uikssYsssSs.1S0CIkTY, of Washington, propose
spending the day at the above named delightful re-
sort on THURSDAY, July both.
The object Of the Excursion Is to raise funds for
clothing and educating destit1ts children, more
than $1,000 hsving been pet dsd by The Society
last winter in this way We therefore appeal TO the
public to unite with thi- coca ion, thus per.
forming work Of charity while epj ,ying day Of
pleasure
Bosts will leave the Washington ~harf at 8 and
lok O'Clock IN the morning and at O'Clock In the
afternoon, calling at the Navy Yard end returning
to the city before dcrk.
No iutoxic ating d-:nk viii be sold the coats
or at the Pavilion, but ther5 viii be an abundant
supply Of choice IT fes auts served up during the
DAY. under the personal direction Of the Committee,
at city prices.
The best Military and co;ilon Music is engaged
for the occasion.
Tickets 80 csnts Children hxif prics-to be hsd
of Kidwell Lsur nee, nesr Wilisris.. st John 2.
Eis's Fancy store at ksnnedy's Bookstore, on 9TH
street; at Shihipgtoa'a, ana of The Committee %
Arrangement
CS jones Chas Qufen,
Geo Harvey, VIM Kepped~,
Nirholas Callan, Henry CLARKE,
EFF Queen, Jno Ennis,
King. RRAylm,r,
&c Hamilton, p McHenry,
| Peter Gallant Jno King,
VIM Flaberty, Jos BEDFORD,
VIM w Cox.
iy 1l-TnTh&S MTuW
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TO THE PUBL1C.-On the evening Of the
1 18th June. Peter Leakman requested me to 20
to Georgetown with him t. buy pair OF Shoes We
went together and bought ths shoes at Thos. Hun
ters, near thu market house. On our return hcUus
be requested me to call at Mrs. Moran's, that he
might wet the shoes, ~ Eating me. When We ar
rived there met Richard McCraith. Leakman
seemed to be under the influence of liquor. He re
questei me to 90 home with him be had boarjed
with me some time b fore. proposed that, as We
might not meet the ferry boat, thould 90 to the
upper bridge, and that We had time enough to 70.
After some time he startei acne Tor his home. II
was somewhere about ten ocl cck. L NcCraith ard
myself r msiued at Mrs Moran's until about quar-.
fer past eleven. We then went 10 the ferry; Their.
no b. at there; then went home, Going over
the upper bridge. l asked d. Hard . vh1 lives
with me, if Leakmaa was home; he said he did not
know. On the following ms rning Mr. Gormley re-
quested me to 20 with him about thirty miles in the
country. / went with him, ard did cot he1r Of
Leakman's death until arrived near Roch vile OF
Saturday, the 18Th.
The reason 1 make this statement is that some
persons have made lenarks upon my going away
in the morning. knew more about what hs;
pened t. Leaklnan hen started than the child nm.
born In justice to myself and to stis1y the public
have '"met 1t necessary to give this explanation
jy Ills JNO. McChhTEY
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Sentinel is in ecstacies over the action
Of the New York Hards on the Nebraska bill.
in their recent Convention. The editor calls
attention TO his prediction that the Hard mas
ses would not sustain their representatives
who voted against the bill. In concluding his
article on this subject, he says
= We feel now that our confidence was Not
misplaced and our by not undeser we'd
We feel proud, that despite the abolition i'll
auences around them, in the face of the loud
cry OF repea, raised by frantic men in their
midst, and of the noisy call for the freesoil
convention at Saratoga, that the National Dem
ocrats Of New York have boldly and honora-
bly, shown themselves true TO their party creed,
true to the Constitution, and true to the rights
Of all the States :;
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fore the 4th proximo closes the labors Of
Congress for the session.

fore the 4th pro1imo closes the labors o
Congress for the session.
The Widow Batchelder The bill for tn.
relief Of this lady will surely pass the Senate
We think, before Wednesday night Ths
probability Is thai it will pass the House also
before the session ends, though abolitiondon
threatens to make dire war upon it,
The Colt Case Investigating Committee are
very hard at work. Up to last evening between
fifteen and twenty persons had been summoned
to testify before them, and Messrs. CliDgman
Dickerson, ard Clemens (,he two latter G
counsel for Mr. Colt had been examined
Last evening" third deputy of the Sergeant
at arms started north after witnesses. The
impression is prevailing that the examination
which is being prosecuted with great industry
and vigor by Mr. Letcher and his colleagues
though taking very wide range, has not, so fal
at least, resulted in the discovery that those
who have managed the case of Mr.. Colt before
Congress have resorted to any illegal or i'm
proper means of obtaining the renewal of hi:
patent. We know not what may yet be proved
and in what We say above we are merely pre-
senting the understanding prevalent among
those who usually know all about the progress
of such matters in Washington.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation Saturday, the 18th of July
there were of Treasury Warrants entered O,
the books of the Department
For tho redemption Of stocks 80. $3S, 236 OF
For the Customs. .............. $50 OF
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. $50 OF
Covered into tho Treasury from
Customs. ...,...... .......... so OF
Covered into tho Treasury from
Lands .................... 1854 s.
For the War Department. 24,375 q
For tho Interior Department. 1852 6!
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GRAND PIC MIC
OF THE
ANXIOUS CLUB.

TI'HE members of the "Amicus Club" take pleasure
L in announcing to tneir friends and the public
that they viii givs their first PIC Moon MON
DAY, the 74th July, at Arlington Spring.
As this is their fast they are determined to uee
every eAerton, regardless Of time trouble, or ex-
pense, TO make it compete with any that bss been
given this season, and to make each AID every one
who may favor with their presence enjoy them.
selves to their fullest deigh
An experienced caterer mas been engaged, who
will furnish Refreshments, Including Dinuer and
Supper, of the best quality and sty,e.
Esputa's excellent Bras and string Band have
been engaged
An Omnibus has also been engaged to start from
the Navy Yard, acco Impaired by the band, which
will convey persons to the Boat, at l4th st. bridge
which viii start st o'clock m.
Tickets 81 TO; admitting one gentleman and two
la1ies-to be purchased Of Meesrs. Hilbus Hitz,
Muse Dealers, of he Committee of Arrangements,
Managers, and at The boat.
Committee Of Arrangement.
PJ Co,ison, G T Regerson,
Ut MCGOWAN.
MANIAC Rs:
w 81 Peardsley, WB Cooper,
'EF Alexander, Sessfori
Il Schiebler, G Bradshaw,
CIV Cunningham, WI DoWdeu,
] II Middleton.
jv i5-tf
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE sENINARY.

n, -. l..
Mrs, a: Il. Carr es PRINCIPALS.
'Hs duties OF this Seminary will be resumed on
i MONDAY, Sept, mber Isc.
Inc course OF studies actual y pursued In this In
sutuuon embraces higher and more thorough
mary in the Union.
The cation OF the Seminary is remarkable for jts
saiubrity. The buildings larre the rooms cane.
pie. very ena
terms lor boarding pupils, 800 Per seseion OF 10
months, payable on the LIST September and LAT of
rep, uary This charge iEciu es hoar.i ing, tuition
N English and hathematcs room -ept, fac, iiehts
and Painting extra.
Day scholars from IS to $40 per quar- ter according
to the la SEES which they enter.
= Reference is made to Or. Grafton Tyler, Ca,tsin
G Sso f. de la Roch., w. G. Rijg-ly, Esq, Hunter
Ee4, W. 5 II. TAYLOR, Esq. Francis Dodge, ESQ.
Robert P. Dotg', Esq., and Dr. O. NJ. Linth;enm7
Georgetown, D. C; and to Jos II Bradley. rso..
aaron = Dayton, EGG, and Mr.. Ritxhugn COVE,
~ i4-u Intel Union)
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OFFICE TRUSTEES PUBLIC SCHOOLS,

July b, 1884.
SIR l have been instructed by the Trus
tees OF the Public Schools to acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter of the 4th Instant, ten
deriDg, in behalf of the Bible Society of this
city, copy Of the Holy Bible for each OF
the Teachers of the Public Schools of this
city, and asking that the same may be accepted
placed, and read in tho several Schools
1t affords me great pleasure to inform you
that the generous offer of the Bible Society
has been accepted and the following resolu-
ton adopted unanimously, viz:
g Rss4lvea, That the Bibles be accepted
that the Secretary receive and distribute them;
and that the Teachers be requested to read
selc; tons from them, without note or comment,
in their respective schools as an opening ex
ercise; and further that the Secretary be in
structed to acknowledge the receipt Of the
communication from tho Bible Society, and
make known to them the action Of this Board
thereon " .-... .t ....
The veto upon the adoption of the resolution
was us follows, viz:
Yeas-Messrs Randolph, (Chairman) Alb
bot, Donoho, Harbaugh, Walsh, Russell, Pear
son, and AtLee-8. ... -.
Nays-Noue
Inc prompt action Of the Board of Trustee
on THIS SUBJECT furnishes triumphant refuta-
uon o! the thousand ISLANDERS and misrepre-
Sentations which have been recently uttered
ny ignorant designing or unprincipled indi
of action.
1, 1our communication very properly states
the fact that this is the ''frst time that this
SUBJECT mas been brought, officially or other
.oiSe 10 the notice Of the Board of Trustees
by the Bible Society; and that therefore ali
representations of hostile word or act on the
part OF the Trustees or any municipal officer
are without foundation in fact'' ~
1t .s le,hnps proper that, in this connection,
1 should state the fact that for more than forty
year past tho Bible has been read in the Public
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London

1NROM LONDON
Il The Songs of Scotland, with tie music and pi-
ano &C ompsuime nts, vol
The Book Of celebrated Poems, with ere-avings
containing forty-three OF the mos popular
poems in the English Language, unabridged,
LONDON, 1856.
Ruskin's LECTURES on Architecture and psjptinr
vol. 1894
Webster's Royal Red Book, or Court and Fashion.
able Register for 1854
bosworth's Angio-Ssxon and knglrh Dictionary,
Shortrsdes Log'rithns; Huttou's Mathematical
Tables; Hnttons Mathematics, by Ruther.
ford; Dunn on CoI Mines; Mutter CT Coal
mixes; Hedley on Coal Mines; Balm bridge on
the law OF Miees and Minerals; Jacob on the
Precious metsis, and N my Others, Just i'm
ported by FRiSCK TAYLOR
jy 13-
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u We are dsi,v receiving REQUESTS

u We are daily receiving requests by
letter, to mail the Star to city subscribers and
others for snort time. The writers, however
forget TO mail the pay for them with the
orders So, of course their requests cannot be
complied with, as We mail no papers not paid
Tor In advance. This is an imperative rule in
'ne Star Office. Our patrons will therefore
please take notice that if they desire the Sta,
oy mail, they should send with their orders
payment at the rate of 3Ss cents Der month.
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JNO. ELDER & co

BCOkSELLERS, No. :, COLUMBIA PLACE
A UTHORlZED Agents for the Modern stsnd.,a
our Union. Uncle Sam aui all the HKnov Nothis -
Papers He also keeps for sale at wholesale and 70.
tail, all the popslar Magazines. Weekly Nexspsner,
Daily and Weekly Heralds, Tribune, Times. Str.
the day. VI
-. e. q Ce having daily Communication with NJ
YORK, rare Books, back numbers of Periodicsls -
be promptly supplied. ca
Inc trade aua citizens generally are respectable
invited to call at No g. Columbia Place, AT
Louisiana aasnue and 9TH street W
JN0 ELDER co.
iy l4-lms ' WV p~Peie
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vi TuE
MOUNT VERNON CLUB,


1lHE MOUNT VERNON CT UB takes pleasure in
/ announcing to the citizens Of Washington that
they will give pie mic on THURSDAY, July Goth,
at Arlington Spring. Qf f.ir) and pledge themselves
that nothing will be left undone to secure the csm
fort and eujoy ment Of those no shall avail them
selves of this opportunity to spend day in this de-
lightful rural retreat
Prof Prospects, cele bra.ed Brass and String Ban
has been engaged .
A suee ior caterer will furnish Dinner suppsr,
and Refreshm ents free Of extra charge
The Boat will leave l4th street bridge at O'clock
g.
Tickets 81 So admitting gentleman and ladies.
Committee Of limitation.
Ormo, John Nelson,
WI Towers, Jas Williams.
b r Howard, VIM Worthington,
Geo Dom NJ Dove
Worthington, Geo Cation,
VIM Scott, Jas Owens,
J D Gallagher, Jos Howard,
Quinn, d Yetter.
Thos Simon. jy 17-st*
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Schools Of this city, What, therefore, Is now
proposed cannot be regarded either as an tn.
noratton or IL reform
With thanks for the generous donation, and
with fervent prayers to the Father of Lights"
for ''the wisdom which cometh down from
abeve," remain, yours, truly,
c A. DAVIS, Secretary.
NJ. II. MILLER, ESQ. -
Secretary v ashington City Bible Society.
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NVE HAVE JUST OPENEO,wo-.-

WE HAVE ] UsT OPENED two csses
w oil Instruments, containing IL dozen Frs,ch
Aecordeons, of ell patterns and at all prices.
Also, three dozen common Guitars at "a cnr>-
u on Files atlSA- Common Flutes at ,b. Tocsth..
ments Of every kind. A"Su@
New Music received semi weekly.
Ie@en's OF Mus at sight, by Martha Richard.
300, Just received at the Music Depot.
~ IL HILBUS HYTz
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NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE The desol
ton that reigns around the Crystal Palace is
great. One year ago it was inaugurated with
much pompt and display. 1t is now utterly
abandoned to solitude. There is little in it to
be seen, and nobody goes 10 see it, The shops
taverns, drinking bars, and vulgar shows all
around it have disappeared, and there are
hundred, of unoccupied houses in every direc-
ton near It,
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~ The Quartssly Nesting Of the
tl3 Young Mems Chr,stian Asseciation VIII ,,
he'd in the wesley Chapel on MONDAY EVENING,
the ~ tn instant at O'clock
Busiu.ss of vital importance demands the pres
ence of avery raeml OF.
Thr pulls and all friends of the Association are
invised In xtss nd
Ali yruac m en- SO Inclined are invited to attend
the weekly prayer meeting OF the Association which
is be at the rooms en- 7th street every Sabbath
morning, at O'Clock. j. HAIL MOORE,
10 LIST Rec Sec
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ELECTROMAGNETIC

a TAAi hEDlCAL AGENT-DR DIV7DSov
$780,. mas rsev we'd, and is treating with unnsr.ii"I.s
bv .nSss diseases which have been ABANDONED
shine, such as Asthma, bronchial sesu,an Ma
s;s Hryipelss, Cutaneous Di-cases sn.sa
SSpiaA Aueclots, Rheun a,isn,. PRra,vs,s. =. ~,
e,her ais Of the Heart fry and
kesidence en- Queen, between F.irf.@
streets, Alexandria, Va Ahd Royal
IN; ~ IA fair trial is all We ask. On, ,.,,.
w;rhert aI ana near this great Medjo.p ~
AVN UT. yll-lmS
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MAroa KLLED.-A difficulty occurring on
the 4th insts,nt, At Alezandria, La, between
Geo. Hill and JOIN C. Calberts0n, Ola the bar-
becue ground, Mayor Murray interfered to
restore pence, when he wss shot by CulbertaoI
n tie abasmsn, causing death tes next day.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Office U s. Penftenttary,

OHC0 Q =. EfnItEnttHry, I
Washington, July Is, 1854 (
CEFtRATE PROPOSALS for Stood ard Coal vi,
- re received at this ONCE uut,l IL O'Clock H. Au
& Ist Is, 1874.
80 cords OF half seasoned good oak wood. of usesi
um size, and free from limbs or lop VOID.
20 cords Of good seas ICED pice wood
10 tons o, red ash anthracite crate c,al.
The wood to be delivered On ire Penitentiar-
wharf and the coal in the prison yard
THOMAS THORNLEY,, Warden
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PUBLIC SALE.

MORGAN HORSE YOUNG CLIFFORD, MULES,
wi BEEF CATTLE, Mares, Colts, Cedar Pests,
corded and Standing Wood for sale.-Ou THURS
DAY. the 10th day OF August If fair, if not. the Ne Il
fair day, at the BeIlemonte Farm Of the subscriber
Broad Crack, Prince GEORGE county, Nd, the
Morgan Horse young Clifford will be offered for sale
fer cash, to the highest bidder. For pedigree sec
American Farmer lo53L'54.
At the same time and place, will be Sid for cash
city scc=ptcnces, f,ur likely mules and six or
eight besd of Beef Cattle.
Also, on q credit Of six months, with approved Sc
curly, several Mares and Colts.
At the same time and place, a quantity Of corded
Wood, Gear Posts, and standing Wood on about
leo Of land convenient to water and trans por
tation. WM. III. DANGERFIELD,
Wood Cot. Prince Georges, Maryland
iy 1I-en3tA
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

AZ" - The Steamers GEORGE WASHING
60 TON or THOMAS C0LLYER can b
charere for public OF select parties to visit Mount
Vernon. Fort Washington, White House Pavilion,
OF eny other places on tn. Pcton &C river.
The scenrry on the river is very handsome.
For particulars apply 10 the President of the Com
pauy or the Captains Of the Boats.
Schools taken at reduced prices.
JOB O0RSON,
sA,IUEL GRDNEy,
~ 6-2m Captains.
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GOLD VIRGISsY NEVER TIRE. Her.
bert, IL the vicinity of Norfolk, Virginia, ha.
cleared this season 81 ,9ol On potatoes raised
On only IL acres OF land; and bis nett proceeds
rron. q patch Of % acres will be So, 600
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A. COSTLY FIRE ESGISE.-Ar. James Smith,
Of New ork, is building an engine for In
CINE Company No. 4, Brooklyn, which will
cost the company when completed nearly or
quite 81, 500. Itis expected home in about
SIX weeks
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MRS STOVES NEW BOOK.

CUNNY Memoirs Of Foreign Lads, by Mrs. Fl B
y Stowe, 2 vols, so illustrations 81
Lift. and It's Aims, in two parts-Ideal Life and Act
ual Life-$l
The Sunshine Of Greyt tone story for girls, by
J. May, 75c
Baptitm; it's Nature Obligation, Mode, subjec: and
Benefits, by Rev l.. Rosser, AN.
WORKS BY DR.. TWEEDIE
Glad Tidirgs, or the Gospel of Pesce-65c
Lamp to the Path, or the Bible In the Heart, the
home and the m ,rket place Go
Feed Time and Ii harvest or Sow well snd Reap well,
63c. GRAY IL BALLASTYNE,
iY Il (Santl Ifh greet
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DECIDEDLY CooL.-A gentleman meeting
one of his friends who was insolvent, expressed
great concern for his embarrassment. "You
are mistaken, my dear sir" was the reply
Ills not l, it's my creditors who are embar-
rassed -
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25 CENT DAGuERREOTYpFS

INbE only Place III Ma hington where you can get
< che.p likeness, and taken by the new French
process is on Psnns lvapis avenue, over Gilman's
Drug Sore. and by this process We can produc.
inc co!ored and correct likeness or 25 cents
Don't mistake the place, at Prnf Woodbridge.
Old stand c. D. STEWART, Prcp'r.
jy 17-ltt
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u -Four immense screw steamers, Of IN
wards of 1000 tons, are to be constructed q
Liverpool, for pa: senger line to Australia
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IVA ladies fair is to be held on the estate
OF the late Daniel Webster, at Marsh6eld, on
the 23d and oath of Auyust
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u Henry K. Holley, Cashier of the State
Bank, Madison, died at Lyons, N. Y, on satur
day, the Sth inst. of cholera.
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u The Chicago papers notice the grea
mortality among emigrsnts on the western
railroads. .....
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S'Men are fined FIVE dollars for bathing ip
public at Pittsburgh. San.
Serve them right for not bathing in the river
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~ LIVER DIsEAsR.-Carters Spdnish Mature, az
remedy for YER disease, and the number of Tor
midable evils connected with dsorganssd state Of
that organ, Is nnrisslled. -. -, o..
Hundreds of certificates from the highest sources
OF persons living in the city of Richmond, might be
given of cures effected by Carriers Spanish Mixture
We have only room to refer to the extraordinary
cure of Samuel NJ. Drinker, Eco, Of ths firm OF
Drinker Morris, booksellers, Richmond, Va, who
was cured by two bottles of Carters Spanish Mix
ture after three years suffering from diseased liver
He SAYS its action the blood Is wonderful, better
than all the medicine be had ever taken and cheer
fully recommends it 20 all. f..f
t-SSpe dvart ispmppt. ..
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tyWe have $4,000 miles Of railway in the
Union, and $500, 900 invested in them.
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&O ne w AtD.-Rsnswsy in April last, q DC.
spC gro GIRL, named Mary TAYLOR, about eleven
ysers Old She is known 10 be in the neiehborhood
OF Justice Clark's Office, whore her mother resid
WIZ give the above reward if delivered 10 nv resi-
ience, on Sth street, near d, Island f,reW.rn 81,
persons rom harboring her or the law will be rigid
~ enforced JAS. McDONALD
jy 49,
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ANU EMENTS.,
GRAND PIC MIC EXCURSION
10 THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,

The members Of the HAND
4s.ssN-HAND CLUB mos. respect.
fully aouounc- 10 toe citizens OF .l.,.n iri.f ~.
Washington that they will give thsir srst PIC MIC
to the above place on
TUESDAY, July 18th, 1854
The Steamer Thomas Co;'yer having been ch.,.
cred for lie occasion the vii rsnaln there, during
the c!sy.
The Cemn:t.ee pledge themselves that no rains
or expense shall te spared to make this equal ahy
of the season
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies 81:
Children half price.
The boat will leave Wsshington ct Z, snd Alexsn.
Sris at O'Clock g.. Il.
Tickets can he had from ths Con mittee o. Ar
rApgements and at the boat.
fun baud OF military and cotillon music hN
been engaged.
Comnsitss Of Arrdngements: ~
VIM Shock, Jno stephens,
Jno Dorap, Gu'sendsffer,
II Blondhalm. Edward psntry,
W Collinsxorth.
Dinner and Refreshments will be furnished ~ Mr.
John Crisp. ~ n-TuTbs&M
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OrnEY.-wh here did the Washington CORES
pondent Of ;hs y. Y Times get mold Of lie
Canadian Fishery and Reciprocity Treaty
1t Wac telegraphed 10 that paper, in which /,
appears in full this morning-N T. Minor
The Washington correspondent of the \. Y.
Times is the landlord Of free soil Senator
that's all
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SUMNER CLOTHING

GkSFLEMEN wishing to supply themsel,.s with
~ GUNNER Ciothing. manufactured to mea.ura-
our PR sent assortment of seasonatle Goods "h;us
We are new selling off at very reduced prices '''A
az, lafge and hne assortment of Resdv.nsa.
Ciethlng for gentlemen and bows @A~ese
WALL 4 sTEPHENa
Next door to the Iron Hsu
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D SOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
I.HE III N OF Rider Noyss has this day been dis
Il solved by mutual consent. All business of the
nrm will re settled by G. L. NorEs who win contir
ue to carry on the Machine business 1T the old stand
GEO. +. RIDER,
G. K. MOVES,
WASHINGTON, d. c, July 1st 1854.
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EANCY NOTIONS, suitable fer present.
Il for sale at LANNON'S Ttb at
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