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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
There are 25s orcsnlzed Unitarian Churches in tie

There Ut, ten Ministerial Associations Two
Theological schools. one at Cambridge Mass, and
one at MeaGville PenB.l; three STATE Assoca.
uCns ore general American Unitarian Assoca-
"tion the Annual Conference of Westerl Unita-
"rian Churches three Missionary Societies; FIVE
SUNDAY s. hool Societies. There are the Massachu-
setts Bible Society, and numerous Charitable aud
Humane Societies, IN which the Unitarans especial
~ in Iassachu.ett associated with those repre-
sen;irg AL the various Triniiarian secte who work to-
eether most tremendously
Tie Unitarians hold Autumnal Conventions in each
year in various parts Of the country and also Ami
veIssry Meetings in the Spring At b s;on.
Their periodicals se The Christian Ezaniaer,
bi-moltbly; Tie IHonlly ReiigIous Magazine Tie
ChHds Friend monthly The Sunday School Ga
-sf,e seu.-mouthlyi The Christian Register and Tie
Christian Inquirer, both weekly The Christian Re-
posuory. monthly; The Quarterly Journal Of t.e
Arneric0r Unitarian Annexation The Liberal Chris
tan, monthly. and Tie JnrariaH Congregation
OF Regl.er. annual, from which gather most Of
lie above facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

DEIrsrIos.-The Philadelphia train, due ct
o'clock, did rot arrive until clock this morning,
being detained by collision between two freight
trains which occurred az o'clock last eueDing near
Camden. s. far as could be sscertained, no per
coral il iury re-ulted ron the accident.
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krps. 1880.

OF the projections in Ne" Hampshire. there are
3i3 La~ysrs. al Physicians, end 579 Cler.ynen.
Nearly one thrd Of the phys Clans are oct OF practice
ara zoo q. those il cided in the estimate of Clergy
men are meFel, local aud occ .sions preachers. In
the legal profession. oue-hai o' the business l. said
to b. dous by ,-fth OF the eftIr eys the Gu noer
of ssonel men in the largest towns is as follows
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JANUARY g. 1855.

OF, and so,kiry reaGisci bsf ssirDiIs,,-s ~ Oh
fGised M fa-g or I-i3 thus leaving I, no co4ncs
% eige. What h4- THE TuBUNL % say nos 20 this
,srt q GU c's-r, Calling hsri names VIII cot
help rhe ,--or - cover NJ he Truth. Dare rHE
TEI.rNE r-i-rste q. ass.f..on Il lot nj It take
% 81. L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06

TIE ruul>.r Of newspapers published in the State
is 40 weel les ami osllles.
PolfcaHg they are Chased thus. Democratic y,
Whic %. FIe4-Soi :. Kuos Nothing ,. Ins re nam
der are clsssed follow,. Msce'lansous, Re
heiouf, ! \. rculturJ. TEMPERANCE
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Know Nothings Of the Councils, however, are
determined to do away with it for the benefit
of Mr.. John L. Smith, of tho Seventh Ward.
whom they intend to reward with police ma.
gistrate's Office. =
Special legislation, or the alteration of whole.
some general laws to put money in the pockets
OF any particular individual, is the bane of
modern legislation, and is greatly to be repre-
hended. The times and barefaced shameless
frauds have put our municipal affairs in the
hands of men who remain bound only By the
unlawful Caths they take in secret conclaye.
So we may not be surprised at such legislation
as that to which we refer above until after the
4th day of j une next
Letcoroloyy of the United States.-From
reports made to the Smithsonian Institution.
the following table, showing the meteorology of
the United States for the months Of Nav and
June, is prepared
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PERSONAL.

80. Hon. Bedford Brown, of Va, and 10! u
Cochrane, Esq. Surveyor of the port of New
York, are stopping "a Wizards hotel. Hon
Mike Walsh, Of New York, is at the National
hotel. All these gentlemen arrived in this city
yesterday.
-. Col. j. c. Fremont is now at Siasccnset
Eintuckct, with a party Of friends Bishop
Hughes, of New York, and Bishop Porter, OF
Mobile. are at Newport.
go. Joseph Blunt, ESQ. of New York and
ErastuS ID. Culver, ESQ, City Judge of Brook
!, 4, have been appointed by the Governor of
New York to be associated with Attorney Gen
eial Hoffman in the trial Of the Lennon slave
case.
80. judges Hoar and Fletcher, of Massa-
c,ttsett-, refuse to accept commissions under
the Personal Liberty Bill. This makes four
dec'eEstons out of the twenty three appoint
H.entE.
-. Mr.. Brownell Slocum, of Portsmouth,
IL, aged about 10 years, persisted in the
flames of his dwelling, which was consumed on
Sunday at about II o'clock.
-. DR.. ii. Howard, pastor Of the Second
Il ptist church, in Rochester, n. Y, leaped
from his carriage on seeing a runaway horse
approaching, few days since, and broke his
ic just below the knee The runaway passed
bttween the doctor and his carriage, doing nc
injury TO either.
49,. Mrs Mary Channel, member of the
United Society of Harvard, and who was one
Of the choir singers that welcomed g en- Wash
'ngton to Harvard, died in that city few DAYS
a%p, IN the 9lst year Of her age.
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XCURS SION
OF THE
NATIONAL GUARD.
TO PINEY POINT,

On THURSDAY, August I'd, 1855.
1--WE NATIONAL GUARD take pleasure in
announcing TO their friends and eN--s
re public generally that they have Gsaes.arSEiS
Chartered the swift and comnodious mail Steamer
NOUNT VERNON, for the purpose OF giving
an Excursion to that favorite watering place Pr
NEY POINT, on THURSDAY, August ?. lea
This Excursion offers attraction to all classes
The invalid, business man, Young and old lad and
lass, and they are most cordially invited TO 90 with
tie GnaFd and enjoy the delights Of pure salt
water bath, feast on the many aquatic delicacies
o. the Point, or ningle ia the enjoyment of the
merry dance
Being DESTROYS of rendering this Excursion one
the number Of tickets will be limited, and the
Committee have determined on no account 10 per
mt any improper persons on tie ooat
The boat will leave the WI a at the foot of IIth
street, precisely at 7 O'Clock a. m and Alexandra
at * O'Clock and arrive at the Point al an early
hour, remaining there several hours and return n
tn city about IL O'Clock p. m
III being Important TO save time the boat will
not stop at the Navy Yard. Arrangements have.
however, been made TO have omnibuses in waiting
to convey passengers from the NAVY Yard TO the
beat also for their conveyance to their homes on
the return of the boat
The price of tickets have been fixed at the lou
rate Of TWO DOLLARS for the round trip-ad
uniting gentleman and ladies
Prosperi's full Band is engaged
Refreshments. including Inner and Supper
VAL be provided by an eXpeI fenced caterer Mr.
Hdmmersly, at city prices
LIEUT. T.. :. ALLEN,
SGT. c 4. BISHOP
CuRP'L l.. JONES
JF25-td Committee.
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OLD POINT CORRESPONDENTS
WILLARD s HOTEL

WILLARD y l..
OLD PoIsT COMFORT, July 23, 1855.
Old Point Comfort is full, with more bril-.
liant company of ladies' and gentlemen than
has ever before been congreSated here. The Sec
rotary of State arrived here Yesterday via the
by, and, like the great and good Chief Justice
fancy, is recuperating on piscatorial dainties
and the salt bath There arc many distinguish:
c,i gentlemen here from all parts of the coun-
try. This Is not mere local watering place.
II * enlnently cosmopolitan and elegant Mr.
Caleb Willard has made Old Point not only an
attractive, but famous place. All who leave
here do so with praises Of the table, the atten-
lance, and all the Accomplishments of the no.
tel. The assemblage of female beauty is really
remark able.
The Evening Star is eagerly sought upon the
arrival OF the Baltimore boat, at five in the
morning, for it gives Us all the latest and fresh
est news and gossip of the metropolis
Bohn, the publisher Of city views, guides.
and governors, has charge Of the newspaper
department of Old Point, and gives decided
satisfaction. His superb likeness of Governor
II. A. Wise is going OFF like hot cakes. +"
Orders come to him even from old Massaebu-
'ett', ana from the TAR West. Wo0D
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JOB PRINTING.

We are moving our presses into q fine new
press room, where we will have greatly in
creased facilities for the execution of JoB
PRINTING. Our other facilities for the neat.
expeditions, and economical execution of Job.
Printing, of almost every description, have.
likewise been greatly extended of late. So we
are now prepared to give satisfaction in that
line to all. Counsel before the Court of Claims
will find the Stsr Office the best place in W ash
ington for the imaediate and correct exeeu-
lion of their printing Jobs. Give US call.
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ONE HUNDRED MORE

4 " those superior Magnolia Hams. and proba-
~ bly, all that will be received this season. they
are cured in Mar land according to the old home.
stead receipt, the quality Of which is unsurpassed
II e1uailed, by any other ever introduced here To
be had only at my store
Also, fresh lot of that peculiarly fine selected
and standard Black Tea at 50 cents pound which
l have introduced 1t is sold only bv myself and
Is now extensively known in the District New
corners and others who have not vet used it are re-
ferred to the leading members of the Facnltv of
Washington and Georgetown. Samples furnished
,ratuitously -
bay Water at - cents per bottle, or SO rs Per
dozen For bathing purposes it is as cbean as
common spirits.
Mint, Lavender, and Blackberry Cordials, the
very articles for the prevailing epidemic
MaPe sugar, Fresh Prunes, &c, with unsur-
passed varieties OF choice family Groceries
Il. N. p. KING
Few steps northeast Jackson Statue.
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At the land ONCE at STILLwATER, commencing
on Monday, the tpelfth dog Of NOreunoer merit,
for the disposal OF the public lands within the
aforementioned townships and fractional town
ships, 10 wit
North of SAC base Iias and srssf Of fk Josrfh
prtacipdi ,geridton.
Fractional township forty one, west Of the 81.
Croix river of range sixtses.
Fractional township forty-one, west Of the %.
CroiI river, and township forty-two, Of range
sereafeer.
Fractional townships forty, west Of the 81. croir
river, and township fcrty-one and fOrty-two, OF
Fractional townships thirty-eight, thirty nine,
and forty, west Of the 81. Croix river, Of range
HfHsfeen.
Island on lot six. Of section thirty-two In town
shi IN twenty nine, Of range tTeHfy-tro-
Township forty, Of range fIrsHfy-SsOsH
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military and other purpose, pih be eSeHdeo
from the sales.
The offering Of the above lands will be ccmmen-
ii on the DAYS appointed, and viii proceed la the
order in which they are advertised, with all con-
vsnient despatch, until the whole shall have been
offered and the sales thus closed but no sale shall
be kept open longer than two weeks, and no pm
vate entry OF any Of the lands will be admitted un-
til after the expiration Of the two weeks:
Given under nv hand, al tie city OF Washing
ton, this twentieth day Of July. ammo Donini one
thousand eight hundred and lfty- five.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
- IOUN HOOD
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WHEAT FoF ENFoRr-The first freight en-
gssement OF wheat for export since the new
crop began to arrive, was made Yesterday for
Liverpool, at 81. IN ships bags The exports
OF wheat last year at this D. { from Jan j.t 10
July io'h amounted TO $50 coo bushels; this
Iol 'he same time, to only 81 28Si We
"U nu' eapGe' iai se eiearances until new wheat
me touring IN upon US, when The sbihy-a,,.s
e s!r'rs 80 s,srF.tat; htyir - ri,.eE 80.
~. :: ,Fs"'s'sS -. t'es.tsse,r. 4VFis'
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A Permanent euartermaster for the Ma.

Permanent Guartermaster for the Ma.
rine Corps.-We take it for granted from all
we can learn on the subject that Capt Lindsay.
Assistant Quartermaster United States Marine
Corps, will be permanently promoted to fill
the vacancy OccasiOned by the death of the
gentleman (the late Major Nichoison) next
above him in the staff of the corps
A Kew Commissioner of Pensions We
have every reason to believe that the Presi-
dent yesterday determined to appoint Judge
Minot of n H., very competent gentleman
IN all respects, to succeed Judge Loren p " al
d, as Commissioner Of Pensions Judge II
is at present the Fifth Auditor of the Treas ury
p. S.-Jude Minot's appointment as Com
missioner Of Pensions was made cut to-day
The Superintendsncy Of Public Schools
As quizzical as the idea is, We have every rea-
son to believe that the present Know Nothing
Washington city pubic school trustees design
making Alderman Peter NJ Pearson the super
in:endont Of our public schools, under the law
now in progress of enactment to that end.
Don't all laugh at once,
The 0swego IN. Y Custom Houss.-The
proposals for the construction of this import
ant work were duly opened to-day, at the
Treasury Department. The award will be
male in day or two, we anticipate.
Appoin.ed.-Dr. John H Drake has been
appointed Register Of the Land Office at Dan
vile, Illinois, ptce William P. Davis, re-
moved.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartment-Ony yesterday, the oath of July
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
For the Treasury Department. ... s373, 794 "a
f9r the Interior Department.. 1l,O24 81
FOR the customs. 55,S 81
War Warrants received and en-
tered .."................. 81, LIS 20
Drawn on account Of the Navy. los, 93S so
Covered in from lands. ATS 6S
Covered in from miscellaneous
sources .............. 1888 10
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PorArors.-At Syracuse potatoes are selling

PorAroEs.-At Syracuse potatoes are selling
tor eI@hfy-SereH cents bushel.
We hear that one of our householders has
contracted fJr his potatoes tor the coming wear
attjfssH cents per bushel.-Syraeuse Stand
ard.
ARD we are Informed that party in this
cry IA, c'h'Taete! FOX several thousand bush
els, in Monroe county. AZ foy~tee,, ce,.s -
bushel- The day If high price. of nroy,i.ialns
j fas' passing away.-Aibanu Eryress
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BEEF CoHING DowS.-Beef is said 10 he
coming down in New York. The Iaugh
comes in when it is understood that II i op1y
coming down the Hudson riyer.-Boston H.:
The Bee may laugh again. when it is assured
that prices as well the beer are comm
down. Read the cattle market report. (
month ago we were paying at the rate of ~ a
fair qualities can be had at SIS a 81 less. That
4 coming 0OHn-isn't il ~ / Ernre.s :.
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CHEAP N,CSJC.

CONSISTING ofSongs, Ducts, Marches Quick
steps, Watzes, Guadrilies, Polkas, Mazour-
kas, Schottishes, GallOps, Dances Guitar Piano
forte, Vocal and Gems of Sacred Songs, all from
the most celebrated authors, both ancient and
modern. N-'''
The above music will be sold at greatly reduced
prices al SHILLINGTON'S
Cheap Periodical Depot,
Odeon Building, corner Pa. av. and AZ ST.
il 25-tf II "
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ARKANsAs.-A letter 10 the editors. dated
Camden, Arkansas, June 30, says: There are
10 900 bales OF cotton in our warehouses here
There rs the tBest PROSPECT oftrcrs IF ell .,rte
sg5r ',a-srtn tsls:etaatst kbahasn. rkl.S
:f..s ;tftaHs ;fsssAssi
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T'BIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.

TBIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington County, in the District of
Columbia, letters of administration Oh the person
al estate OF Ann Morgan, late Of Washington
county, deceased. All persons HAVING cIsims
alainst the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
me SUBSCRIBER on or before the twenty fourth day
OF July next; they may otherwise BIZ law be ex-
GUIDED from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this 2lth day of july
lSoo NEAL MORGAN,
" zo-laW3w Administrator
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

ITO those OF our friends ard customers who
have 80 promptly come forward and settled
,h.r accounts a. rendered % Isl july W. tender
cnI sincere thanks. and shall be ready a. all times
10 serve them upon the best terms. Lopinr thereby
to merit an increased continuation Of their patron
are.
TO those who have neither settled nor called I'd
say when they can, we res pectfCy urge the neces-
STAY Of their doing so without further notice as
We must insist upon all bills being closed in some
manner during the month of August
COLLEY d. SEARS,
No. 523 7th st, 3 doors north "a. avenue.
III 23-eoSt
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ATTENTION, COAL CONSUMERS.

I'VE are now discharging Coal from vessels, AMI
w viii be for the next three weeks. All per-
sons wishing 10 lay In their winter supply would
do We'll to give Us call, we are determined 10
sell as cheap, and on good terms as any other
dealers. Our coal is Of the best quality, both
White and Red Ash, suitable for Furnaces, Stoves
and Ranges. WASHINGTON KEYS,
Corner Iith and c streets, near Canal
Nv 13-F S&eo.t
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OFFICIAL.

Franklin Pierce, President of the United States
of America, to all tchona AZ may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that FLoRAST MELISE has been appointed
consul Of the Netherlands for the States Of Ohio,
Indiana and Kentucky, to reside at Cincinnati,
do hereby recognize him as such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
powers and privileges as are allowed to the con-
suls Of the most favored nations in the United
States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters
TO he made patent, and the seal Of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washing
ton, the both day of July, A. d. 1855, and
Il. 81 of the Independence of the United States
Of America the eightieth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary of.State.
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AGENTS FOR Thy STAR.

The following persons are snth9Tized to con-
tract for the publication of advertisements in
tho Star:
Philadelphia-V. B. palmer, N. W. corner
Of Third and Chestnut streets
New York-S. NJ PErTISGILL 4 Co, Nassau
street.
BostoL-V. b. PALMER, Seollay's Building
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"AcvEHTIsHxENTs should be handed in
BY II o'clock, n, otherwise they may not ap-
pear uctil the next day
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HOWARD'S Z. s. SUPREME COURT
IL Reports, vol II, just published and for sale
by FRANCK TAYiOR
jy2J
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JOHN HOOD,
Acting Commissioner ofthe General Land Ofice
NOTICE no PRE-EMPTIoN cLAIMANTs.

Every person entitled TO The right Of pre- enptton
70 any Of the lands within the t5wnsh.ps ard parts
OF townships above enumerated Is required 70 e.
5liSh the 20 the satisfaction Of the register
pa--nent thereof as soon as practicable afser see
y % tkiS noIscs z.d before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed; Otherwise such
c aim will be forfeited. JOHN HOOD,
Acting Commissioner Of General Land once.
iy 2~Iaw l3w
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CLOCKS, CLOCKS,

TF YOU want good honest Clock-one that will
Il ALWAYS give YOU the correct time, dro, Ina al g
FRANCIS, 400 Seventh street He has Clocks
that cannot be eNcelled-handsomea and good time
keepers. He sells low, and every Clock is war
ranted. iy2l
SARATOGA, BLUE LICK, AND Bedford
~ Waters, pure and fresh. Just received, On sale
by FORD BRO,
Druggists, corner 1ltI ST and Pa. ave.
iy 23SSt
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NE" WALTZ.-Just published by the sub
scribers, the "Multifiora Waltz - composed
and dedicated TO Miss Sallie Drisch, Of Leesburg
Va, by Prof. J. A. Young
HlLBUS q HITZ
jy21 Music Depot
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| ENRENfH DRAWING PENCILS from the
several manufactures of Bausch Hardmutb.
Walter and Contee, imported direct from the ma,
kers in Paris, by FRANCK TAYLOR
;,yO
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FIRST WARD LIVERY AND SALE STA

FIRST WARD LIVERY AND SALE STA.
BLES.
/ announcing TO the public Of Wash ngton that
have taken possession, by purchase, "a
OF the above Stables. on q street, near Sa&A
the War department, (lately occupied TfSS
b. A. Schwartz | wish 10 inforn~Nl-O.
them that IL will he entirely coBdaCted by myself
AID thai all orders icft upon the premises will be
attended TO punctually with elegant Carriages and
careful drivers. The Riding School will be con-
Quoted by professional equestrian and perfectly
docile horses; having stated hours for lady eques-
TRANS, IN private or public, they may prefer.
Particular attention viii be paid 10 horses kept
a Livery in his establishment
Persons requiring open barouches or family car
riaces, can be satisfactorily accommodated, as
Well as those desiring riding horses for gentlemen
or ladies
FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
jy N-3m AGENT
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THE FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

4 RE now open FOR the reception Of Company,
y and in a far more attractive condition A
than they ever have been. I'd
A gross Misrepresentation against them-SA
having been pJhli she'd in the Petersburg Intell-
.encer and Ra; more sun TO the effect that they
were closed for tie season Is now traced 10 an ir
responsible source unworthy Of notice.
II il proper 20 state that there l. no shadow OF
foundation for il. The subscriber trusts that he
wil not be made the victim Of such malignity ,
and the respectable journals which have given
currency TO the ramor by transferring IL 10 their
columns viii disabuse the public mind through the
same medium. ALEX. BAKER.
Ia i2-2m
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PASSENGERS
FROM WASHINGTON TO CAPE MAY.

~ THE GREAT EXCURSION TRIP OF
~ SATURDAY NEXT, will be convened in
the Company cars FREE OF CHARGE from the
washington depot, Camden Station. to the Phils-
deiphla railroad depot President street Baltimore
A Ladies car viii accompany the train; ard the
superb Indies saloon on the magnificent steamboat
General Mcdonald, reserved exclusively for them
jY 25-3t.
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CTEAYFD OR STOIFy-Pron, The sul,

CTEAYED OR STOLEN.-From the sub
- scriber, a bay MARE, with gray hairs a.
on the butt of her tail. When she lCft she 10y
had A halter on. Any person giving information,
'.ill be literally rewarded BY Michael Muntz, u
street, No. e2l, Washington, ID. c. iy2i-3t-
Ii STRANGERS
u visiting the Cit1 should see Hunters Cats-
losie of the curiosities oi the Patent Office. Al
81, his Description Of Powell's Great Pictures.
HUNTER l. 10 be seen al 400 Tenth street
may 3l-3ms
SsPECIAL NOTICE.-To those Of our custo-
- mers vino have not vet settled their accounts TO
the list inst, we beg leave TO say that il will be
considered an especial favor IL they will without
further notification, attend 90 the same immed-
ely. All bills living ever on the LIST OF August
" i'll he again rendered.
ELVANS THOMPSON
336 Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10Th sts
jy &}-lw TOrpanI
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The Proposed Change in tho Police Ma.
gistrate Lsw--As the law now stands, no
member of the Board of the Washington Coun.
ellis can be police magistrate This provision
5: ,''e lnc ha. h:-- A-sns n sse.sts srass
sag ~ ,i!a !s'stss.. Il ,as sglaAsl,l. Il.
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temperature. Rain, inches,