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Auction Gales.
~ j. O. McGurRE, Ar..,.

CUPERIOR GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
- fine Cold Vest, Fob, and Guard Chains, Ge.-
On ms svednssdsyl afternoon, Feb: ssts, At ~,
and choice collection OF superior Gold and Silver
Watches OF the most celebrated makers. - -
Also, beautiful assortment Of hne Gold Chains
Of various styles and gHHss T g so ssSh
bsLlt xuetionesr.
BY K. HI. JEwELLE = Co., Auets.
IS wesr !. of %AFsaEs AMP sas
nnreserved sale Of Watches and Jevelry On SAT,
ORDAY morning and evening, Feb 24th, instant,
and every other day and evening until the entire
splendid selection Of Watches and yewelry consist
ing of in part, viz: = y.
Gold Ens.h Ps,en, Lever warche.
Do in Hunting Cases -
Do Open Dial - :.
DO Detached Levers
Prices from SIS to ESQ
Cold Guard Chains of various STYLES
Do Fob and Vest Chains
Do Keys, Seals, and Rings
DO Breast pins, Ear-drops 40
silver I'VE Watches OF all kinds, prices from Sc to
This splendid stock will be open every dav fsr o,
nisltion, and any psrson wishing to purchase at pr
RI. JEwELLE 4 CO.,
P. g. The above named stock il to be snld with.
out reserve 70 cover advances. feb 9S-a
~ J. Q. MCGUIRE, AuetioD.er.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
L On THURSDAY afternoon, March Isl, 1855. AZ
O'Clock, Oh the emises, by virtue Ct deed OF
trust u the subs :iiber, ar,ng date the 18th Nav
1852, and duly recorded in Liber J. A. s., No. 40
fooe 43s, 49, and 40, one OF the land records for
washington county, | shall sell the north balf OF
Lot No 49, in square 293, fronting % feet inches
on 18th street west between north e and ID street,
running back lC0 feel 10 a wide alley, with improve.
ments, Consisting Of substantial brick dwelling
house.
Terms: One third cash the res due in six and
Twelve months, with interest, secured by deed Of
tr;ist on the premises.
NICHOLAS CiLLAN, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
SD is-eo&ds Auctioneer.
the sbove sale 10 pos ponsd
until WEDNESDAY, March 7ih, same hrur
NICHOLAS CALI.AN, Trustee.
leb Is JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
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BURGLAR AND POWDER-PROoF
LOCK-

A IL who are interested in secure Locks are jim
IA vIted TO examine the ones exhibited BY the
subscriber at the Hall Of the Smithsonian Instits
tion (under the management Of the Metropolitan
Mechsnirs' lnsiitufe) embracing {" Jones' Patent
combination Lock" and "HallS Patent Anti-Gun-
powder Lock" Uhe key no larger than a tooth
pick.)
200 was placed in Herring's Safe, secured
with the above Locks, when ON exhibition &C ths
Worlds Fair. Lsndon, in 1851, and offered - re-
ward 10 any one who could pick the locks o. open
the safe with the keys, but no was found skill
full enough in the art of lock piekinz to OBJ ain the
money. The jury awarded separate Medals for
Hering's Safe and Halle Lock; a. also nj The
Worlds Exhibition i'm New York, in 1854, which
can be with the Safes AZ the above exhibition.
f-tr SILAS c. HERRING, Pstsntee :
and Manufactures, New York.
FfrZHUGH COYLR, No. SIC Seventh slrest,
Washington, d. C., Agent feb 23-lus
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Jex sHILLlssroz receives all the Rocks and Nsvs
papers - ist Published He agent for Hspsrs and an
She other MAgsxnes, aud readers viii always Ind
large and good Stationery
his kookstors odsoa Raildins Pa. and ~
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Boarding.

M RS. HE w E TT, No. 473 Sixth street.
wi between ID and e, has three or fur fine rooms
which she will rent with without board, on rea-
son BILE terms, feb 06-3,r
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

A SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and
IA fine Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, BON now
on exhibition at The Metropolitan Meehan.es ~.
They are from the mandatory Of HENkf EhbEN
Of New York. - ,,,,,,
street, north Of r. hENhf bkokN-
feb o. eotf ..s-,Ir a d.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership Of Barron Ome Is this day
II dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts due
the concern must be paid to H. Barron, he being au
thorised 10 close the business of The firm.
HENRY BARRON,
February 3, 1855. f.s THOS. ORME.
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MILES REGISTER FOR AMERICAN STATE
IN Papers-A comp'te set Of Miles, Register, 76
vols, or any other Books will be given in exchange
for the " American State Papers, and American
Archives" or they will be purchased at liberal
price. TAYLOR & MAURY'S
feb IA Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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T,HE NEW CITY DfREcroRY.-wsshinuoa
ana Georgetown BiFectoFy Just Published, con-
,Siaina the Congressional Directory for the Second
Session Of the Thirty third Congress.
TAYLOR l. MAURYs
kb0 Bookstore, nesr Sth u,
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NJ READY MADE CLOTHING FOR sENrLHSRN AMI

READY MADE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND
forhs wear Manufactured with tssts aud elegance BY
NOAH WALKER CO.. under Browns Hotel Their stoek
the P.tot or surout Ovsrc9a 0versaek shaped
and nsgagesj ramas black aud blue Cloth Coats
Frock Coan o. all fashionable coors Csssimer, Business
Suites yen velvet vests Silks &C. black dosskn
figured Cssmer and plain Csssimer P&ntsoons For the
youth1ackss Fsnts Vests 0vercoats, &c. they are
their own mAnufsctufera they enabled and win sell
ths very lowest prices Shirts superior Collars Gloves
lies. Sc, VI late styles always on hand. dec ~
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srEwART'S DAGUKRRIAI Rooms.

|AyER Ga rs JewelFy Store, Pa. avenue Pie
" tnres taken in all weathers and At reduced psi
ces from IS cents upwards. We invite the public
10 call: Satisfaction always given.
feb 9l-lWs
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o~KANAWHA, Va, Bank Hstss
JIG bought and scld by A. N. SNYDER q CO.,
Brokers, corner 18Th street and Pa avenue.
- Iran Allegheny, Va, Notes bought and sold
by A. M. SNYDER 4 co. =
:. 90 seiden, Wahes q Co.'s Exchange Bank
Notes bought and sold by A. NJ. SNYDER q co.
feb g. O. I'm ~. - ~ Il.
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DFOR BRONCHITIS Throat Diseases, Hacking Cough,
~ and the effects Of mpr udsnt Of Mercury, med
icins has ever been discovered which effected such
cures - Carriers Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by sAvatos Hacking Cough
Bronchial Adsstions Liver Disease Nsarsgta aud Rhsu
uAiism have all been relieved and In wonderful
by the great purifier OF the blood Crters spanish
rhs case Of Mr. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy sny
who doubt. Call the Agent aud procure psmphlst
containing cures, which win sstound you. - = -
s.sSee advsrttssmsnt -'. o.. ..t. . ..-
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SPLENDID RATTLE.

WTtLL be Raffled for as soon As the requisite
w number of Chances have been taken, the fol
lowing spiend d and costly articles, viz:
LIST Prize. One splendid gold Paper Weight,
containing an AutomatOn Singing Bird
and Sday ChrOnOmeter, most beautifully
decorated and adorned with enanelled
800
I'd Prize. One Lady's Gold Watch, richly set
with Diamonds and Painting on Euamel... i2O
81 Prize. One Lady's Gold Watch, richly set
with Diamonds, and Painting On Enamel. 10
4th Prize. One Gents Full Je~eIed Patent
Lever with Compensatory COLI Hunting
Watch: 10,
9Th Prize. Lady's Gold Hunting Watch, splen-
didiy chased...................... 20
Total value. 20 600
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Hcu.Arriral Of the Canada, &c.

Expressly nr';as Daily Rysaias ylsI
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JONES FOR ALL.-Beautifuliy and heaItliily
IL located Building Lots, "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, or graded Streets can, until spring, be bought
at the exceeding low price Of s75, payable 50 per
month Title indisputable.
Union Land Once, TIL st.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
jan 9-6m JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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ANOTHER FIRE.-This morning the com.
panies were again called to the ruins of the
dwelling Of Col. Benton. While at work there
fire broke out In the frame building at the
corner Of Eighth and D streets, used as ba: Der
and cooper shops. The building was soon do
stroyed, without doing much injury to the ad.
joining property. The fremen tried to be
serviceabis; but 1t was q long time before
water could be obtained, ana when obtaiae
the hose were spoiled by its being forced
through them, they being frozen. We have
not learned what the loss will amount to.
We notice that the hose Carriages and en-.
CINE Of a company from Alexandra passed
through our streets towards the neigh Dor rood
Of the Ere, at too late an hour, though, to rem
der any assistance. We anticipate they will
have q warm and generous reception from our
fremen and itizenxgenerally, this afternoon.
METROPOLITAN FAIR Yesterday afte.noo
the Fair was visited by large number of ju
ysniles, from the Third district first primo y
school, ST. Peters Sunday school, and the
Presby teiisn school. They appeared to enjoy
themselves greatly in different ways, some by
playing on the pianos and singing, others by
stroliing through the hall, and viewing the
viewing the several novelties In the evening
there was another large crowd who prone
nsdsd to the excellent music Of the band.
ANIMAL CoyFERBNcE.-ThsA Annual Confer.
enoe of the Methodist Protestant Church will
convene in q few days, and We presume that
the Rev. ID. l.. Reese, who has Teen 90 popu-
lar since his residence in this city. will Be re-
moved to some other station. Though thu
members of the society here would be pleased
to retain him, they will conform to the laws
Of their church, which requires the ministers
10 be itinerant-
A HAspsoMs SAFE We gave description
of some of McF arland's safe the other day,
deposited ut the Fair. Our attention has 81 nee
been called to one, Of his manufacture, which
had passed our vigilant eye. It is splendid
piece Of workmanship, and presents an elegant
appearance. 1t Is msrblsised, has iron pan
els, and Is silver mounted. II Is perfectly hrs
and damp proof, and 10 suitable for trade OF
family use.
ANEW MILITARY anderseend
that some OF our entsrpsising young men have
formed themselves into Q military company
under the name Of the "W arlington Gfsnsdiel
Guards" II will be composed entirely Of
persons OF and over six feet In height, and
will no doubt prove great acquisition to ous
eitissn soldisry. Success to them, say We.
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For Gale and Kent.
UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
l. Enquire At MRS. LAMBS,
No. 2O3 Pa. avenue, next to cor. 18Th st.
feb $685.

u mndious House, No. $50 II street; containing
eleven rooms, with bath room, gas fixtures, &C.
completely furnished in every particular Is for re nt
Apply to N. M. MEG REGOR, Furniture Dealer, 7tb
street. feb Off
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BY <. 8. WRIGHT, Austtone.r.
GoorCStOwn.

feb ed
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Weather and Navigation - Amusenssnts-
HelLer's Gifts hsatre-Diz's lecture
Ladtes Fafr-Ssrm0n-Coun MEETING
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Alexandria Items.

AMERICAN MEETISo.-At a large and enthusiastic
meeting held on Friday night at American Hail.
Judge Neale was called to the chair. L. b. Tay-
Tor, ESQ, who was expected to address the meet
Ing was prevented from doing 30 in consequence
Of indisposition whereupon Charles E. Stufft and
William ID. Massey, Esqs., were called out, when
both responded in eloquent and appropriate re-
marks, and to which the meeting responded with
three hearty cheers. Nothing could exceed the
harmony OF those present. They are confident
that the American ticket win succeed by large
majority. The statements made Of Withdrawals
from the councils by the anti-American papers,
were false in point Of fact. That the American
party was rapidly increasing. and that where one
drew out twenty came In, and that IL the good peo
Pile Of Washington have TO wait until ii. A. Wise
Is elected governor before he shall cross the Poto
mac TO the rescue Sword In. handy of the anti
American party, Il Is thought there win be none
then Hiring TO flesh his sword in, or to supplicate
his mercy.
YoUso MESs' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The
third anniversary meeting Of this truly worthy as
ISOLATION was held at Lyceum Hall, on Thursday
evening last The President of the Association,
ID. Funston, Esq, stated the object of the meeting,
and made an urgent appeal for aid to the cause.
Rev Mr. Newlin, OF the Presbyterian Church,
then arose, and entered more fully into the con-
dition Of the Association and the work performed
by IL There are l40 members Of the Society, who
have done mucn curing the past Nintef 10 rtheNe
the poor and educate their children; 10 scholars
have been instructed, and books and tracts dis
tributed where they were most needed.
He was followed by Mr.. hurry, Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, who delivered an eloquent adj
dress In behalf Of the object
James d. Coulling, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, then took the stand, and more par
ticuary dwelt upon the financial part Of the bust
ness. At the conclusion Of his address, the hand
some sum Of s4l0 was subscribed TO further the
objects Of the Association.
CouNcIL PRocEEDIses.-T Board Of Alder
men met May 17th. The following sections Of the
revenue bill was read and amended On every
male inhabitant, over Is years Of age, other than
slaves, 81, instead OF 81 80 on every COW, 80
cents, instead Of so cents the first, and 81 on
every COW more than one kept by any person on
every auctioneer, $40, instead Of 800; on every
boarding house having more than five boarders,
s1O.n The section wns concurred in as pass
cd by the Common Counc--namely, 90 cents on
every 800 Of their assessed value. The section
imposing a tax upon persons trsficing in slaves
was stricen out The bill then passed Is amended
AMERICAN MOTIVATION W. Wheat has
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been nominated by the American party as a candi-
date for Magistrate Of this county from the first
district kHf
I HEAvr DAxAsEs--0n Thursday last, in Prince
William Court, Il. Sangster, Esq, of this city OBJ
tanned verdict of $500 against the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Company, for injuries received
by his negro slave, whose leg was crushed BY the
train few years ago.
Arrest roR MuRDER.--Hetty Bradshaw, the col
ored woman, implicated in the murder Of an in
FAINT, was arrested under coroner's warrant yes
terday, and committed to Jail for further examine
ton
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.-P.

j. oTEEH, Merchant Tailor, No. ABS Seven
street. has just received from New York very e,e-
CANT and large addition to his stock of Spring ard
Summer Goods, consisting Of Cassimeres, Uncks.
Drills, DC, for pants, and Silk and Marsees ves-
ings both plain and colored of the richest and pref
test styles in this market, all of which be
is prepared to make up in the best style at very low
prices Gentlemen would do well to call early ii they
wish to see very choice styles.
may l5-3taw2wif fs
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Nomination for Oon aress.

RALEIaH, N. c., May l6.--It is stated here the
Know-Nothings have nominated James B. Shepard,
of Wake, as their candidate for Congress. Mr..
Shepard Is q very prominent man, and was the
Democratic candidate for Governor In l848 against
Gov. Graham.
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Destructive FIRE IN PErKRsBuRa, VIRGINIA.
On Thursday night, Petersbure Virginia, was
visited by destructive confagration. II broke
out on Bolingbroke street, in the hardware store
of Faulkner, Piummer, q Co., who lost everything,
but were insured for $4,000. The flames then
spread rapidly, and, before they were eItingushed
destroyed about $3.50, 900 worth Of property.
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REFRTC ORATORS.

4 LII who are looking for Rcfrigerators
n are invited to call and examine Z large sssor,-
nent hare Just received. They are believed by all
who have tried them TO be the beet article ever intro
duced in Washington city.
We have a good assortment Of Iron Bcdsteads and
Childrens Gigs, which we will sell very low.
q. N. WIGHT,
L~uisisns avenue, opposite ths Bank Of wsshingtos,
A~s k-Am
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.Episcopal Contention.

PHILADELPHIA, May ls.--The Episcopal Con-
vcnton Of this diocese adjourned sine die to-day
without coming to any action upon the proposed
division of the diocese The committee on the
subject continued, with instructions to report
at the next convention
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


The daily oircuiatios Of The Ansyiean 0,gaa h
far greater than that Of any paper in Washington,
with one exceptions and tbs weekly circulation, which
already reaches ton thousand il Increasing at the
rate Of several hundred week. Ii has increas-
cd 1T this rate with remarkable regularity from the
first month Of its publication Advertisers who wish
70 give their advertisements wide circulation should
bear these facts in mind The daily 0ygaa is distrib
uted chiefly in Washington Georgetown, Alexandria,
Fredericksburg, Richmond, Norfolk, Portsmouth, and
Baltimore. The weekly Organ is sent TO every quar-
ter Of the Union.
The BALL NExf MoxDAY--In another column
win be found the programme OF the Military Ball
of next Monday. To grace the occasion, the ven
cradle Mr.. Gusts, Of Arlington, has granted the
use Of the still more venerable tent OF Washington,
as win be seen by the annexed letter from the
followed by brief memoir of thetent, from the
pen of Mr.. Gusts, which viii possess interest for
ell our readers Iatelligeacer.
"ARLNGros HOUSE,, May Is.
aMr DEAR COLONEL Riley: The old soldier Of
Washington's last army surrenders. send you
the pretoritm of the Revolution had to sur
render to the earnest solicitations of 50 many
younger soldiers than myself, more especially when
led by the request of the son Of soldier of the
Revolution. Your greatest and best care will be
In regard to the lights, as the old canvass, now
eighty years old, is very combustible, and would
kindle in an instant.
You will find all right for pitching the tent in
the Theatre lit has often been pitched in a
rougher place D and, wishing you a prosperous
aud happy time Of it on Monday, remain my
GEO. w. P. GUSTS.
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The Siape Case.

MILWAUKEE,, May l8-The effort made to indict
$. M. Booth, Of the Free Democrat, for perjury,
for making oath some time since, before Justice
Smith, that he had been falsely imprisoned through
the agency Of. Judge Miller and District Attorney
Sharpstein, met with failure; the grand jury
throwing out the bill by vote Of IA to8
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A CARD. LOOK HERE.

Y Lii 70 IOVcfB Oh inc BOOU Innings Oh ChIs
IA life and we will tell YOU where you may obtain
at least some Of them. Thankful for past hvors,
would respectfully ask a continuance Of the same
during this spring and summer. am prepared to
furnish all "who will give call with the sweet
and cooling beverages in my line, at the shortest no
tice.
Such Ice Cream, Water Ices of all iavors, Char
lotte Russo, Bancmange and cakes of all kinds, and
also foreign and domestic fruits and confectionery
generally kept in well regulated establishments Of
the kind
Particular attention will be paid to furnishing we'd
ding brides Cakes ALSO Parties, Balls Excursions
Picnics DC, &c and upon reasonable terms. Call at
the old stand, Massachusetts avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets, Northern Liberties
N. b. Best quality Ice Cream, at Sl50 per gallon.
may 7--3m JOHN w. RIGHTSTINE
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NEw YoKx, May 10. - Cotton Is unsettled.
Flour Is trife higher. Sales of 2,5oo bbls good
Ohio 20 81 a $40 Ia; Southern, $li 20 Sill 80.
Corn is downward and dull Western mixed, 81 IA,
Pork, beef and lard are nchanged.
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We get the following from Sol. Smiths late
work. Managerial Coun D,Etaf y

We get the following from SOL Smiths late
work" Managerial Coup D'Etat:"
On the second night we performed " Pizarro,"
my brother acting the part Of Rola. In the last
act, after seizing the child, and he was rushing
up towards the bridge, he observed a tall negro
holding tea-cup full Of blood, (rose pink, which
was wanted almost Immediately on the other side
Of the stage. As he passed he said to the negro !;
" Here boy, carry that blood round to me on the
other side--I want it the moment cross the
bridge"
Away dashed Rola, bearing the child aloft,
amidst volley OF Spanish musketry; and turning
to cut away the bridge with his sword, what was
his horror to the tall negro walk upon the stage,
between the "waters," and in full sight of the au-
dience, holding the cup in one hand and stirring
up the contents with the fore finger of the other,
and hear him exclaim, Here, Massa Smith, here's
your blood" ! ordered the drop to be lowered
Immediately, to shut in the ludicrous scene
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EARLY CorTos.--The Albany (Gs.) Patriot has
been shown some stalks Of cotton measuring sin.
teen inches in length, and having several we'll
formed Squares" The cotton win soon be in
full bloom.
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BY G. w. BOTELER, Auctioncer.
OF FOUR DIJTI,nTNSs II mrs A
EXCURSIONS, &c.
GRAND MOONLIGHT,
EXCURSION AND PICNIC
or THE
AMERICUS CLUB,
TO THE
White-HOuse PayiIiOn.
White-House Pavilion.
On Monday, Nay 81, 1866.

On -H0nddy, may II, 1850.
TNHE AMERICUS CLUB take great
- pleasure In announcing to their friends and tie
public in general that they have chartered the stean-
or GEORGE WASHINGTON, and will give graf
EXCURSION AND PICNIC as above, on Monday
the 2lst instant
The Club pledge themselves that no pains or e1.
pense shall be spared on their partto give general
sfaction to those who may honor them with thor
company.
The Lazella Instrumental Club have kindly yolun-
teered their services, and will enlven the Company
with some choice instrumental and vocal music.
The very best cotillon music has boon engaged for
the occasion, 4#
The refreshments and supper viii be furnished by
an experienced caterer at city prices.
Omnibuses will leave the corner Of Seventh and
streets at o'clock and be at the wharf on the NJ
rival Of the boat at night Fare l21S cents each
way.
man and ladies-to be had Of any Of the Managers.
and at the wharf on day of excursion
The Boat will leave Georgetown at / o'clock
Washington at 2; Navy Yard at ~, and Alexandrs
ats.
Committee Of Arrangements
Charles Matlock, John Robinson, Jr,
w. L. Morgan, +. A. Rearden
Samuel +. Culverwell.
Managers on the Part of the CLUB.
:. =. Robertson w. II. johnson.
L. q. Evens, f. f. Queen.
Robt. johnson, NJ Birkhead,
w II. 7. Dice, Z. b. Barrett
Thos. johnson, Jno. T. Essex,
J. w. Houck, VIM. Thomas
ID. ID. Darden, Goo. Essylin,
Nicholas Ray.
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FINE WATCHES.

FINE WATCHES.
TyHE Subscriber would most respectfully
IL inform the citizens Of Washington that he has
now on hand good assortment of Fine Watches of
every description.
Also, very large stock Of rch and fashionable
Gold Jewsry together with large lot Of pure Silver
and Plated Ware.
Also, Spectacles Of every quality.
All Of which he offers for sale at New York City
ty can be purchased for at any other establishment
in this city.
90. HOOD,
Sign of the large Spread Eagle
No. AIS, Pennsylvania avenue.
N. B. Watches carefully repaired by o competent
and firstcass workman and warranted to give sat
isfaction.
Jewelry Of every description made to order or re-
paired H. o. HOOD.
NAV a. H