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a Fool FOR LICK" ae.-In tn. III. Of
Ifih' published IN the Liverpool Courier OF
June 18th, Is the following: " Lately, the wife
Of Jarvise Wilkinson, iaborer, wollaton, Notts
Of Ger twenty ffth child"
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q The Collins steamship Baltic is now ap.
propriately called the Sovereign Of the Seas
She has proved herself to be tho fastest steam.
ship aaoat. .~7 aais ss.S - - ;
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- FraIck Taylor has sent US the Amsri
ern edition VI Dick MSS 80 Household Words .
Ii has continuation of the new novel entitled
= Hard Times ....- .. .
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WARREN GREEN HOTEL.
WARREAT0N

DLEAsANTLf situated, within siK miles Of she
fauquisr White Sulphur Springs, with which
tne,e IL constant COM Unicadon over an excellent
road. Also, within miles of Alexan dris. b, The
Railroad. =
~ individuals or families desir ing ACC mmods
TONS for the summer, or q portion tf Is. vii do
well TO apply early. Nv lo-2ys
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GRAND PIC MIC EXCURSION
no THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.

The members of the HAND
sf3esfaa=sEaxx INLAND CLUB most respect.
fully ANNOUNCE TO the citizens Of Alexan iria an
Washington that they will give their first Pic Mic
to the above place on
TUESDAY, July 18th, 1854.
The Steamer Thomas Collyer having been ehsr.
cred for the occasion the vi rsmain there dur;u
the day.
The Ct mmsttee pledge themselves that no pains
or expense shall ts spared to make this equal to an
of the season g., ..
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies 81
Children half price.
The boat will leave Washington at I, and Alexan
dria ut O'Clock q m.
Tickets can be hsd from the Committee o. Ar.
rAngements and at the boat.
Afull band of military and cotillon music hes
been engaged.
Committee Of Arrangements:
Vim Shock, Jno stephens.
JDo Doran, Guiseudsffer.
Blondhslm, Edward rentry
W p Collipsworth.
Dinner and Rsfreehments will be furnished by Mr.
John Crisp. jy ll-TuThsAM
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CALL AND EXAMINE.

Ii Goods, and being desircus cf re,iucirc nv
stock % much possible previous to the first Of
September, will tfer very great iniucsm-ns to
cIsh purchasers. All persons wishing fInbruid.riss
or Fancy Goods Of any description, will find il %
their advantage to make early call at the Lsdie'
Trimming Depot between 9Th and 9th streets
~ 1U-3t RUTH A pElG0
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~ Hon. Joseph Casey has been nominated
by the Wings Of Union county, Pa, to repre-.
sent that district In Congress. "a .-..s
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|~ The Annual Commencement
w OF 0eoFsstown College will re held on TUES.
DAf, the It'll inst. at Q o'oaocx q m. 49,
On Monday ths 10th instant, Pubic Dissertation
On hstionai Philosophy will b given BY the stu
dents OF tbs Graduating Glass at O'Clock p. N.
The pueblo ase respectfully Invited % attend on
both occasions. l--vi.lr.I y D. A. AA0UikE.
IL 6-8kt II 80. -a.l..- .--ar- PI0sde0t
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KEEP TIE Poar HOLES CLosED-The Ga.
ioric ship Ericsson win make another trial trip
in the course Of few DAYS %s5T-
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cn NOTIOE.-Ths pablo are most re- peet.
IS fully notsaed fhst he aAkNCUT CLUE
tsteud givi.e thsIf 1T re me- ca Monday, 34tA d
= Fun particular IN future aAyagtksnnt ,,,r-..
81 Il kGot W.A.BRARDsLIy,I -
~ eseSs4svlsd IVA ans1 d Prsc,a..t
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NOTICE! NOTICE.,

A LII persons indebted 10 mo will c.nfsr q .svrr
"A by prompt sttention 20 their bills, which wer.
rendered by the lst Of this month.
jy 10-3t RUTH A. PRlO0
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n The Albany Transcript ssys it has 70.
corded moro than ono murder day for two
months. '.-- '.'' - 'fsi - tjg
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MEDICAL CARD

~ MEDICAL CARBIDE. Il. HUN
vs. TEX respectfully iufJrms his patients, and
mo desrous Of consulting him. that he will be In
senngecn city en- WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
an1 nas TAKEN rooms over Mrs. lVoeSs Jevelry
STORE, Pennsylvania avenue between l2th and l3th
where he will be prepared to treat all al 9
lions OF the Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Consump
'on, &C. &c. - jy 1916
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MORE WORLDS THAN ONE, the
A1 Greed Of the Philosopher and the hope Of the
Christian, hy Brs sster-oOc-
The Plurality Of Worlds, with an introduction By
Prof Hitchcock-$l
Fsllosshi vita Christ, A Guide 10 the sscrs.
ments, by III Lying, DD-SSc
Inc forresters, Tale OF Domestic Life, BY Pref
Wilson-76c
Lights and Shadows Of Scottish Life, by Professor
Wilson-76c
fara; OF, The Child Of Adoption, A Tale Of e,qui
site RATIOS, new supply ju.t receivsd-$l
temperance.
No Of the Fdinburr Temperance Tracts, BY the
Rev. II Bousr- s. Fer 100
Parish side, Shady Side, and suuDy Side.
GRAY & BALLASTYNk
~ 10 (Sentins) .tb street
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ANMIvkRsARY EXCURsIoN
NATIONAL GUARD,
a. nm 4


TNHE NATIONAL GUARD respectfully anr ounc,
i 10 their friends and the pubic genera ly tsat
they hare chartered the Steamer GEO. WASHING
TON, and will give sn excursion 70 the WHITE
H0USE on the occasion of their Anniversary July
18th. 1854
The Steamer viii leave Georgetown az / O'Clock
p N. Washington 1t 21f, Navy Yard at 81, and
touching at Alexandria, arrive at the White Houss
between and O'Clock D. HL
The company viii there dissmhsrk enc OCCUPY
the Pavilion, smu,ipg themselves In dsnc4rg or
otherwi until Ii O'Clock, at which p. Rod the oom-
pauy win re-embark, arriving 10 Rashingten at q
eeasonable hour.
The company pledge themselves to tbsie Mind ps-
irons to render THE excurs of the most
pleasant and agreeable character.
EsPUTAs BAND, with superior Coti ON Music,
has been engaged for the occas.on.
An experienced caterer bss also ben provided
The Military are requested to appear Ia uniform.
Tickets, admitting gentletn an and ladies, ONE
DOLLAR.
Committee 81 Arrangtmsnts-
Capt Jas TAFT, Sgt Jas johnson,
Corp Vim o Drew, Corp Bravtop,
Corp q Il Graham. Jno Gill.
Hugh Hsney.
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

az - The Steamers GE1gG Z WASHING
Z TON or TH0NAs C0LJYER can be
charts rec for public select psrties TO Whit Mount
Vernon. Fort Washington, White House Pavilion,
or any other places ON the Poto ner river
The scenery on the river h very HANDSOME
For particulars apply 30 the President of the Com
pauy or the Captains of the B,sts
Schools taken at reduop5 yrIces
JOB CiESor,
SAMUEL 9BDNEY,
b12m Cap tsp..
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LARGE quantity Of old Post Of-
IA nee Blanks, Gay from TO I, u.s. iot Z
sale to the highest bidder. BIDS Sor thn pef ~
VIII be received ut the Auditors Of;o4, Pest oncs
Department until the LIST Auguft next
wa r. PHILLIPS
yS-d1w Au itnr y. o. d
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CAM e n The stable If the sub
scrioer on or shoat the IS Of J uns,
Q small red COW se,.. . yeG-s Old,
-AA WITH q salt In the right ssr heT fsf .,
iees, ana tai white The owner Is rstSestsd 10
Some 1orWrd, prove property, lay chNrgps sud tsks
nef sway J.So. = BOYLE,
~ 6-3t<
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"Uncle Ned had no hair ON the top of bis head,
In the place where the hair ought to grow.
But he lived previous to the discovery Of Lyons eel
GRATED hathairon, which not only preserves and
oeautifes, but restores the hair to any period o.
life. Only those who viii not try It, are troubled
With badness, dandruf, or harsh and unpleasant,
hair.
From The Home Journal, " r
"No article ever acquired SO rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation ss LYox's. KAfHAnos To
those who have used 1t land who has not) the rea
son Is obvious, IS its invgoratng and besutifyins
effects, and agreeable Perfume, stamp 1t an indispen
sable article Of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price Of q cents In large bottles
BY all dealers, everywhere.
D.. 8. BARNES. Proprietor. l6l Broadway. NY.
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FOR BALTIMORE.

The Steamer OSCEOLA Will re-
- sumo her regular trips to Bia-
naro on TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th instant al
O'Clock
Returning, leaves baltimore every THURSDAY
st. Mary's River, Nd, Kinsa.e and Gone River, and
the usual landings on the Potomso.
jy7-3ms JAS. Mitchell, Ceptstu-
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Nv l0-3th
d. between sth and 9Th sis.

UO1 REWARD -stIeyed or stolen from the sub
@@2 scrioer On the ith instant, q small red BUP-
fAL0 COW, RICH. ear forked. long sktnn.y bag and
tits, slim svtchsy tail With the bar cut out white
streak on below the hip TO tn. fnnt will give the
above reward TO any person returning her 70 =.
between l,.h anu l9lh streets, Firss Weird.
jy 1O-3t* CNAs LEHMAN
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PIC MIC
Of THE
MOUNT VERNON CLUB.
THE MOUNT VERNON CLUB takes pleasure In
L announ,inx to the citizs as 1T Wsshir gtoa that
they will give pi, nc on THURSDAY, July 10th
at Arlington Spring. -.- -. ..
Particulars In future advertisement
IL ll-ats
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UNDERTAKES

O q. WALL, Undertakef 10 Sl
branobes FuDe ais sttenisd 70
the shortest notice, In the bet nannsr, and on y
mcst reasc u2ble terms.
seventh, between and 4 ars-ts y
keaasree on 9. betvssa y IN ], north siaA
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PIANOS. PIANOS.

WE beg to remind our friends and the public
w that We are the sole agents In the District
ior the sale OF Hallet. Davis CO.'S celebrated pre-
MUM PIANOS. Also for the famed estahlisbm. nj
OF hnsbe, Gsehle Co. A large assortment Of in
strunents on hand from the above nsmed manu-
factories. We have also an extensive variety q
Guitars, Violins, Flutes Aecosdeons strings Music
r. &c, John p. Ellis
j ut Pa avenue bet 9th and lOth sts
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NCT1CE.-I voull ess nestly squAst all those
IN Who haue not settk d their account with me-
t. come forward a. once and make set Ien.nt With
the cash or notes n rhcrt date :. - a~tusIly ne
oessary to my success In business thst nv cus.om-
srs should be prompt In their payment 80 n 20.
able me TO offer fresh Inducements to theu
I.F. MUD,
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LII. MInNLETON

~ u II IL Il n ~ u Il
Once and Depot south side 7, next to corner 18th "
CE kept constantly On hand at the Office which
can be had in large or small quantities
Office open from sunrise TO suuset
iy IO-eotm
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q. n
suitable place for negotiation. This ulace ia
situated some forty or fifty miles from the
mouth of Yedo Bay, and convenisnt locality
for the purpose.
AFTER frequent meetings between Comma
dore Perry. Oh the part Of the United States
and the high commissioners deputed by the
emperor, on the part Of the japanese, the
terms were agreed upon, and the treaty finally
concluded on the 18th Of March.
We have not, Of course, seen the document
now IN transit for the United States. but We
understand that 1t opens to American citizens
and American trade, the port Of Samodi. n he
Odowari, perhaps, Of the maps) on the Island
OF Nippon, some forty or fifty miles west Of ID.
entrance OF ledo Bay, and the port Of Chick
adada, on the island Ofo Yess ,, in the d;s+,iet
OF Matsmy, on tee Straights of Sanps. The
former was selected as the most oouyeuisnt
place tor depot, and arrangements were
made With the Japanese for supply of coal
at that point: This Is place of considerable
Dor and population Of fifteen or twenty
thousand Its proximity to the manufacturing
districts, which are not approachable by sea,
render 1t an important position, AZ a mort for
foreign trade. The vicinity Of the latter Mace
has been frequently visited by American
w1aleshlps, where they have had great din.
Guilty IN procuring supplies, on account of the
restrictive policy of the Japanese IS
We understand the treaty arranges for in.
tsrcourse at both these places, for the resi-.
dence OF American citizens there, and also for
the residence OF cOnsuls, if, in future, either
party should desire it. 1t also stipulstes that
AmorIcans residing in or visiting these ports
snail De free to visis the interior 10 the dis.
lance OF ten or twelve miles, without molesta.
ton. ---0AseSs'
1t is said that the Japanese did not hesitate
70 enter into the most unqualified stipulations
LOT tho Protection of those thrown on their
shores; indeed, they affirmed that it was al
ready Fart of the law Of the Empire. bv
special edict. They even insist that the re-.
sPective Governments should pay the expense
OF providing for the necessities Of the citisens
OF inc other, who might, by their misfortunes.
need aid and comfort >>>s-ss'
Inc Russian feet, consisting Of steamer.
fngate, sloop-of-war and steamship. has bean
at Nangasaki all winter, importuninp Janan
Tor treaty, but left in the month, of Febrnarv
unable to effect their object. It remained e.,
tho United States, by her skill in peacsfui
diplomacy, to overcome obstacles hitherto con-
sidered insurmountable, the attempt To M.
complish which has excited tho sneers, III.
ridicule and the contempt of q portion Of Al :
public press, e we'll In the United Ststes "A In
Europe. alssoar n ~,l ,sG.,TIr - . -'' -
The Fne'sS Of May 9th, says that our trade
With Japan will not Be opened until March.
1885 Thus commerce has ten e. month"; moc,ss
to sst itself informed on the .ub,ect, and to
prspsrs its ventures. Will the interim be re-.
Psetsd VIII eupidity and curiosity submit
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alluded In my last, by the Empire CITY,
to the capture Of q slaver by the British brig
Espugh. The prize turns out to be the brig
Gray Eagle, Of Philadelphia, from the coast
OF Africa. with between four and five hunlre,'
negroes, which have all been landed. When
found, the Prize lay in a SMALL bay, near Ba-
tua uowda, about city miles from this, with
no one on board; evidently parties had Jus,
left her. After the officers of the Espugh lad
possession Of her nearly day, an officer from
Spanish man-of.war came on board to say
that she was the prize of the Captain of the
Purtede, on shore; whereupon tho English
ofhcer gave her up, and she is brought round
here. Her negroes were all landed In safety
1t has since been said, however, that two hun.
dred have been seized, Of course to be appren
tees. The owner Of this expedition, Is said
to DO DR.. Joachim Comes. and believed to Le
in connection with the Queen Mother As ]
have repeatedly said, the cargoes are landing
in all directions. -..: -.
A Military Law point disposed of.-We
earn that very recently the Attorney General
has had occasion to reply to inquiries Of TIE
War Department, wherein he has answered
that where an officer Of the army was tried b.
court martial ten years ago, sentenced 70
suspension for year and the sentence was
executed, the President of tho United States
has no lawful authority to review and set aside
that sentence, unless on inspection of the
record, it should appear that all the proceed
ings we're void alb tnitio, for want of jurisdc-
ton. He cannot now enquire into alleged
srrorsin the action of the court.
The Work IN tho Pension Bureau.-The
following is an abstract Of the business dor.e
in the Pension Office for the month of June
last: 80. TIA .,,-.- ... a-.
Bounty land claims Examined, ......... C. 252
Bounty land claim warrants issued. 80. 4 ,202
Pensions and half-pay claims examined 1, i3t
Pensions and half pay certificates Issued. 23i
LettefS Wr1tteo. .. ......s...........2 yS05
Letters recorded. % 20S
Letters copied. 59f
Letters received, briefed and registered. AS.
1t win be rscollscted that the clerical fore,
in this Bureau during June, was 26 in numbel
less than during the previous month.
The Accounts e the xexiean Boundary
commission.-Ws spprshend that the account:
rendered. by ex.Commission Bartlett of the
Mexican boundary commission, Of the detail.
q HIS heavy expenditures on that work, have
bssn found 10 be in almost inextricabls COL.
faaion. 1ts said on the Avenue that the 10.
eoontsnts Of the Interior Department can mel.
nor make head nor tail Of them.
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SETTLEMENT OF THE ~ Y. AND ERIE
RAILROAD DIFFICULTIES-OVER 500 900
LOSS TO THE COMPANY.

The differences which have existed between this Com
pany and the Engineers satisfactorily settled yes.cr
day and the Engineers have returned to their duties
meeting Of the Engineers was held yesterday noon at
SusQuehapns. The Committee appointed to confer with
Mr.. McCallum on Sunday, submitted their report, after
which resolution unanimously adopted to return
work. The result of the meeting teegraphed to Mr.
McCslum, and orders accordingly Issued for the
business be resumed The trains from this morning
will be run the same before the strike. gentleman
extensively connected in this road states that the los has
been per day besides the damages to paid
on freight.
Trains orrired yesterday.-Nght Express due at
946 A. NJ arrived at 1877 A. NJ. Mail train arrived at
SIS p NJ. on time. Two Paterson trains arrived and
departed regular
Departures.-Mail train at s.45 A. VI. Express train
az egg T. NJ.
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THE TURF.

national COURSE, L. 1.-The grand opening races a:
the new National Course, Long Island commenced on
Monday, June 20. Were We TO give minute description
OF the course stands stables, &c, the columns OF our
paper would no. do justice to the track The arrangements
the comfort of the ladies the best in the Union
in the world Their stand is on the most prominent part Of
the track the,adcs subject to no annoyance and the
Police, under Sheriff Boyd OF Astoria are on the course
and wen did they perform their duty AL the stands
60 situated that every person have good view OF the
race. The course is located the Flushing pankroad
IN The town Of Newtown, Queens County, mile and
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CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The brilancy of the Musical festi'
walls must not be permitted to have dazzed the public
eye that it will lose sigh: Of the grand collection OF the
works OF Industry and Art to be daily at the Palace
1t will be by the lis; OF articles for which room
has been solicited during the past week. published in an
advertisement in columns to-day that the artist AMI
the mechanic crowdng in specimens OF their la
bors for public inspection The immense display OF paint
ing statuary and mechanism, with music by the Germa-
mans every afternoon holds forth ample inducements to
all classes to visit this temple of Art and Industry
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BOARD OF EXCISE.
SECOND WARD-THiRp DAY.
o; 6.22 7. NJ

SECOND WARD-TAiRp DAY.
Present, Alderman Williamson, Councilman Clifton, and
Captain Leonard.
During the frst two days which this Board sat, So IL
censes issued Yesterday 25 Others were granted
making total OF ll3 Rumselers for the Second Ward-a
large decrease from last year. AID Williamson closely
scrutnzed the character of each applicant and in
where reported disorderly, did he grant license The
groceries of entirely by the Alderman; and
the Councilman, who favored licensing them, did no, OBJ
tain The Mayor: signature he did not issue any.
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Advertise rlent-l
HEAR VI. HEAR YEi-TO be sold by auction

HEAR VI HEAR YE TO be sold by auction on
TUESDAY June n 1854 o'clock p NJ the grounds the bal
snce beautiful and BUILDING SITES FoRr HiML
this the closing sale would advise all who desire TO
Profitable and paying investment TO be on hand This prop
eIy fail double in value in less than one year. the
Brooklyn Railroads will be finished this making Fort
business part Of the City Twenty seventh
and for hauress and beauty Of natIal
UNSURPASSED Il commands full and extensive view OF tine
Ocean and all the surrounding county The steamer Norws
leave Pier No North River a, 10 o'clock NJ and p NJ to
convey those wishing sale. For free tickets and
necessary inquire Of JAS w BAREER c. SANDERS,
osJ T. MouLTox, Auctioneer, No 5Nsssu-s;., Newiors
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Lucia
The debu. Of Mrs. McCready at the Bowery Theaer
last evening was very successful Her manner is remark
able for its originality and naturanes and the
time shows unusually thorough cultivation in the dra
matte With powerful and expressive voice grace
full and polished action and prepossessing personal ap
pearance che has the clements of popularity in her probes
SION which promise favorable reception from the public,
and distinguished American artist, She
plays tonight in the Lady of Lyons and is announced
every evening this week in various favore characters
HfPoDRosr.-Thi place of summer amusement opened
yesterday for the The interior has been lifted
and painted anew, and in every particular the management
have endeavored 20 meet the wants Of the public Last
evening "a 900 persons present and the perform
seemed 10 give very general satisfaction. The
programme presented marked difference from tha: the
last the mos. noteworthy feature in the evenings
entertainment being the grand floral car with its fairy
,endants.
WILLIAM +. ROBINSON, Esq, is 20 deliver an Grafton
the Fourth OF July, in the City Of Newark. The
cses are 10 be held in the Theater.
The Counclmen closed their June session last night.
The business done not important
TEE PSI UPsIIoy CosvEyrIox Will hold q Communi
cation in this City on thursday and Friday next at the
University Chapel An Grafton by George II. Moore,
ESQ.,, and poem by the Rev. George H. Houghton will
be delivered Friday forenoon the Church OF the
Pilgrims, Union-square commencing at 10 O'Clock. Dele
gates expected from Brown Harvard Yale Union and
other Colleges, amounting dozen where Chapters
of the Society exist, The Fraternity dine together on
Friday evening q; the Metropolitan Hotel.
TIE Cir ESTERPRIsEs.-Mr. Waterbury AMI also
Mr.. Hart arrested Saturday by Deputy.Sherif
Bense suits entered against them by the Governors of
the Aims House for alleged violation OF the statute s 10
lotteries and gaming. They each required 70 give
bail, understand, in $4,000 which yesterday after.
noon they had not yet procured.
Tie conseerrion OF Zion Church corner OF Madson.av
and Tbiriy-eghih-s, viii take place on Wednesday ,Ae
2sh inst at l0s clock A. NJ The procession viii form
in the Chapel the OF the Church IN Thryeigh;b.
81. Bishop Doane is to preach the sermon.
MYSTERIOUS DIAPPEARAsCE.-Mr. james CAcklin.
one Of the Cus,om-House Wa;chmen suddenly dsap-
reared on Sunday night from bark lying at Pier No g.
n. r. and since that time dings have been received
as 10 his whereabouts. Yesterday morning his ha: on
which was discovered several sians blood was found
on the deck OF the vessel and suspicious of foul play are
entertained. Daring the day several persons grappled
about the dock with view the recovery al his body
if i had been thrown into the Flip the vessel but
their search up 10 a;e hour si night proved snIyang.
Tie search Will be renewed today Some Of he f.enis