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CITY 1ssellagvwc<.
EshEx hARkIT POLICE COuRT-Si.ED og A hgw
BUILDiNG--HOw rRJsONEhs ARE LODqyp


buiLpiSG-n0w rRisoSkRs ARE LoDdEp.
munica,ion received from Justice Beansn. invsinx
the Board 10 Wal, tho Third nstrie, roe~ Court, %
the dspds'ed condition IL tho building with visv o
deter mining their action 10 the eidee which 4.
proposed To erect ihs site of the present Th-
Aldermen accepted tho insiss,ion but have no ~ y~s
paid the visit and white they geisios ready, via
msLo report little IN sdyaoes of the Aiicrmea. -
be sasc but hco that unusaa oceurseaee - thsy
generally allow, very SLOW In their movements.
sme twelve years ago there only s~o police courts
In tho city whereas New York the fortunate pss
~ four. The Yrsi Loser Poicc Court
a,ed ~herc At present, 81 the rohsj ami the s~rosA
Upper cour, situated At the corner ~
Bo~ery and Third street. In issi, ,hl. las, court
vas moved 10 Eper Market, and has sincr bsss
known "a the Third Police Court Tho building
occupied the court iornery vegetable market,
and In every way united for court purposes and la
being In for twelve years without repair has no, sd
ell 10 H. accommodations convenience. Imaxne q
small, aisma room, twenty fr.s By twenty, the noo~
and broken n many places the ceiling cfaeked ~ih
great gap where The had 6en on AMI bearing
mara. of the rain who're Il hal hlserss through ant
a6gc,her giving iisa of discomfort sns dirt The
furniture eonslng II os, high sest AMI several
lo~ benches in k-cyng ~I,h The reai II the ssr
the accommodation. for ~i,ness~. ssy better T~y
ans cosael In HtiIs ~ nine room, that vosd
hold shout twelve Iersons cosnioriay jet sisy ssl
eighty ps,ssn. often Aspt srsrns In ihis uis sss
for hour. T1aaa The discomfort there -istov
epenlpg tie air. sni the risss without any vsa,sss
whatever. Ilr court moreover, IL hiiei sfh ~t
hugs cofesebs and other s,rn Ir.s table verais
-bo bsirny most sgreteisn ooo,rrnp, fH The s,ss
gran, a. bs bar or On ,hs ohe jaags on ,A1 nsh m
rrissn asri 81 ~ t court 10 even In vorse condition,
and spgpsget ti 10 seeusaciy esreunv ~ hhibsss u
con- ans only nineteen cells AMI int III sriy per-n.
n sams'inss cFUw6rt-EfH and ~ In ssH Tbr
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SrAry AsncrLTraAL CorrggE~-The Geneva
Ccrsts ssys the mssttsl recspily hsd - OyA wih
tefsps@ 10 the estsbishDGt "a stale Agricultural Col
lsge sAs very ssii at~eses Gen. DcNots prest, sea
sJsftbes wtre mois ty hon y. Burrougbs, Senators
eoessvin ard wniA.s~s, ksv. hr Hstxrd AMI oshsrs
rrpclsthon, ps1saU ths s~B - VsA for tf0 90 tssfts
fund a 500 o<D The sroun4 8ssa ne-..ssfy ~ tAs
s-.cs-f.i snaovmsu, q ,he Callssrl rA Pss.~i ynsn
psgDsy
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REMOVALS.

DH siNKER AND ES6RAvER.--H. fREINDl
~ would most respectfully inform his friends and
tAsrops In genera that be has removed his ocs 70 20
Ann street second foor where he ~ be most happy u
receive their orders Dies q latest styles for everv
cqss'ee'y op bssd. All orders pune'ualIs s'seaddH.
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PLAYING CARDS.

TYIAYING CARDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR SALE
a the Cnsen Card Mandatory, III and ITO Grams
street near Broadway including single anddcebe heads
ornamented and plain, and Spanish cards. superior
article Of linen faro cards well seasoned ana watansed
not 70 warp, made expressly sor dealing.
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~ by Julius Metx, Is cents We consider this tlp
Sretxest Schotsch have published for long ting
Gusic Teachers by calling, sending their cards will
rcceiv copy gratis: Cards from the country must be
uccompa MED With three cents, to pay the postage
COOK BRO Music Dealers, 343 Broadway.
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REWARDS.

du M RLwARD.--LOST on WEDNESDAY, BE-
W4OO tween the hours Of IL and O'Clock, in
going IRON - Wall street 10 the rotunda of the Ex-
change thence to tho banking house Of Brown Brothers.
81 Wall street, package Of bills labelled 81, ,555,
con1p ising i've 500 bills the Amcrcan Exchange
Bank, ive 500 bills tho Chemical Bank, and the
sdue in bills various city banks ranging from $40
TO 80. The above reward win DO paid leaving the
same with Archibald Buffers at the Herald ohice, or
with Brown Brothers, 81 Wall street
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do REwARD--LOsT, A SMALL ACCOUNT BOOK,
SWO August H. in going from Brooklyn TO Flstbush.
The finder will receive the above reward and the thanks
sf The owner by leaving the at 1o1 Mddsgh street
Areckiyn. d. y. SMITH.
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6t z HEwARD.-LOsT ON TUESDAY, AUGUST FOUR
IPO teenth; 1885, rcd bull terrier dog, MARKED four
uhite feet and tip Of tail white and white around his
neck. Whoever viii return him TO ID Gold street, will
receive The above reward.
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coiD srrrsu corrss, MnwArsU, August 10.--Purs~.
mile hrafr best three In Ave The following wore tn
entries :-1eorge A. Grten entered m Lady worthlry
W. shuoek entered r. b. Corn Crarirr Mr. tAon easr~va
9. NJ Se''y Corn Cracker won In three straight heat
Time, 25o-2 bc-1:5f.
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.6t n REWARD.--LoST, ON MONDAY, 18TH INST.
WlO between Cedar street and Staten Island terry
Thrown morocco pocket book, with memorandum, con-
tanning about so. satisfactory description OF
returning the same to =. Leroy, i Nassau street.
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d6 z REwARD.--LOsT, A SMALL SCOTCH TERRIER
WSD dog. He answers to the name Of Jack. Had
alsathcr strap around ha neck. Whoever win return
him to 1oo West 2lth street. shan receive the above
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lpO pocketbook, containing bank bill and gold
s&ameled diamond ring supposed TO have been lost in
No. "a Chelsea line Of stages Conovers) at about r.
~. in Ninth avenue, vicinity Of Twentieth street. Tho
aAovementicncd reward viii be paid any person who
viii return the game to o. P. w., 129 Ninth avenue.
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THE POTOMAC RIVER STEAMBOAT
COMPANIES a
NEW AND COMFORTABLE

STEAMBOAT " ALICE @. PRICE,
- captain SAMUEL BAKER, win leave WASH
ngton at six o'clock, A. NJ and Alexandria at seven
o'clock, A. NJ. 'g
On Tuesday mornings for Mattox, Currioman, l..
Machodoc, Pinsy Point Kinsale, Cone.
On Friday mornings, for Chapel Point wicomico,
Leonsrdtown, Piney Point, II. Mary's, Cone
A. NJ, for st. Marys, Plney Point Leonardtown, WI.
comico, Chapel Point
On Saturday lreiurningl leave Cone at o'clock,
a. NJ, for Kinsale, Pney Point, L. Machodoc, Cur.
rioman, Maitox.
Calling at the usual landings on the river, when
signals are made.
By order of the Board:
JAMES P. SMITH,
ALEXANDRIA, June !, 1855. President
una IA -su .
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DISTRICT PLvnsLNG EST .BLIsh-


nUE NOTICE.-My customers are re-
- spectfully notified that their respective 90
counts are made out and ready for delivery. Those
who do not wish 70 have them presented will pls4se
call and receive them previous 70 the 2sth inssnf
which time they will be sent out earnestly re,
quest my friends 10 be prompt in responding 70 this
call and settle their respective bs either BY cash or
notes at short dates--the cash greatly preferred
GEO. w. HINTON,
lie 25-3t H 40s Penn. avenue
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Conseeration Of 81. Panrs Catl<drol.

PIrrsBuRo, June 25.--Ths ceremonies attend
ing the conservation Of St. Pauls Roman Catholic
Cathedral, in this city on Sunday, were highly iu.
posing. The services commenced as early as Eve
o'clock in the morning. Archbshops Hughes (of
New York; and Kenrck, Of Baltimore with thir.
teen other bishops and thirty6vs priests psrtici-
pated, and over five thousand persons were present
About eleven o'clock the doors Of tho cathedral
were opened, when procession Of bishops priests,
and deacons, and boys, numbering one hundred
and fifty, entered and celebrated ponti6cial high
mass. The bishops were magnifcently robed, and
all the arrangements were conducted with much
pomp. Archbishop Hughes was conducted to the
pulpit by two Of the clergy, and proceeded to
preach from the 2sth verse Of the 2oth chapter Of
the Acts Of the Apostles. The services consumed
the principal part Of the day. In the evening
Archbishop Konrick preached from the 18th chap.
ter Of St. Matthew, at the 7th verse, descriptive Of
the virtues of st. John.
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HARrroRp, Conn, June 26.--The House Of Del.
egates to-day elected on ts part four judges for the
Superior Court, as follows: Loren p. Waldo, dem,
the present Commissioner Of Pensions; o. S
Seymour, dem, late member OF Cong ess Thomas
B. Butler, also late member OF Congress; and
John D. Park, q member Of the Legislature.
Two Of the regularly. nominated Know-Nothing
candidates we're d.feated, viz Ex-Goy. Dutton
and Chas J McCurdy, the late Minister 10 Austria.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR LADIES.
TIME undersigned would respectfully In.
IL form her customers aud ladies' in general, that
she has just received large and handsome sssort-
ment Of Fans ranging in price from so cts to 81 So
Also, black Mts, long and short from so cents
to 81 so.
With large assortment Of French and Aupassa
worked Collars and Sleeves ladies silk kid, and Isle
thread Gloves.
Mourning Goods of all descrip ions, such Sets,
Sleeves and Collars, white and black, which will be
sold very cheap.
In addition to the above; have on hand Z large
assortment of English Straw, Florence Braid, and
Neapolitan Bonnets, which will sell at cost
E RUTH a. PEAC0,
10 25--3t No. 10 Market Space
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GLENwO0D CEMETERY.
Office No. 292 Psnnsylvania arsnue,
Corner OF 10Th street, over the Savings

DUce No. wv fsn1sJ tudnad dr6nu6,e b
Corner OF 10Th street, over the Savings
Bank.
NHB Cemetery II laid out ON the plan of
- the celebrated Greenwood OF New York and
situated on the high ground distant one and quar-
ter miles north Of the Capitol North Capitol street
leading directly 70 the gateway. This Company have
received charter from Congress approprating their
70 the purchaser and prohibiting all encroachments
from legislation or otherwise which Ia Of vast impor.
tance TO those who wish their dead TO repose where
they have placed them for thas becomes custom in all
cities when the burial ground has become valuable
for other purposes to sell IT, and throw the dead pro-
miscuousy ntoone large pit sndlegal measures can
not prevent H. as no titles are given 70 the ground
N. ID. Office open from 10 10 ia. NJ, where pamph-
lets containing the charter, bylaws, and map Of
the grounds, and all other information can be OBJ
tanned. All orders left with Mr.. JAMES p. HAIR
.vEY, No. $40 7th street or any other Undertakes.
win b. promptly sttsndedte. juns 1s-1y
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STATE TsmpSrarce Conyenfior.

BANGOR, June 27.--The State Temperance Con.
vention met here to-day. The resolutions state
that experience demonstrates the necessity of n
piohibtory law. There was great rejoicing over
these resolutions
The Democrats have thrown off the mask and
arayed themselves Ia opposition, declaring that
the Portland riot was instigated by unprinciplel
politicians, and that Governor Morrill, Ia well
~orthy Of reelection.
Neale Dow was absent, on account Of his serious
illness .
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Neac York Markets.

New YORK, June 27.--Cotton is unchanged -
Flouris dull, with declining tendency; good Ohio
- rs 80 IL l-2; Southern is heavy at $40 a
$40 rs. Wheat is unchanged; limited demand
Corn has declined two cents; mixed 81 81
Pork is unchanged; sales Of old mess SIC 81 ~
Beef is firm Lard is higher-iii barrels ~ IL a
H. Whiskey--Ohio 81 l-2 49,
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Norfolk Mmicipal Election.

NORFOLK, Jane 25.--The municipal election for
MAYOR and other city oic rs took place In this city
today, and resulted in the choice Of Hunter Wood
is, anti. Sothing D,mocrat, IS Mayor, over
WIN. Reid, Knos-Nothing. The rest Of the ticket
= in doubt. The majority fr Plourpoy last month
vas nearly 400. In the present contest, however.
there was something Of fusion" Of Wings and
Democrats In favor Of Woods
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Er.Psruprs Vas BUpss Al Az Eanrnou Arr

An American gentleman writes from Nice, Italy,
that during the last season, while Mr.. Van Buren,
was in that city, hearing that earthquakes were
formerly prevalent in that part Of the country, but
no shock had been { Il for number Of years, told
hs Italian host that for the rarity aud novelty Of it,
he would like to have small shake" happen
while he was there. Sure enough, In few weeks
thereafter, in the dead ofnight the whole city and
mountains commenced rocking and the inhabitants,
in the greatest CONSERVATION, fed to the streets.
Among others in the park which Is near the hotel,
was Mr.. Van Ruren in primitive costume, and In
high state OF excitement. The Rx.President and
the citizens passed the balance Of the night In thu
streets, aud he was perfectly satisfied With the
small shake
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
TO PINEY POINT

vEHE Commodious steamer Alice C..
u PRICE, Captain Samuel Baker, will take pas
sengers from Washington city, ON
Tuesday Morning, July Sd,
AT o'clock. and Alexandra at o'clock. for Pney
Point. Returning, win call for them on Thursday
morning. thus ahording an opportunity 70 all who
may be 80 disposed Of spending day at this delight
full watering place and also an opportunity Of view
ing the beautiful scenery Of our river by daylight
~ Passage for tho Trip. ~. Meals extra.
10 26-td ,sI 4, $500, VA n,
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Wherever the Epglish language IL read, there
win be rejoicing 10 learn that in November next,
Charles Dickens will commence the publication Of
a new serial tale, TO be completed In twenty
monthly pats. II viii be uniform with Bleak
House" and win, As usual, be illustrated BY Hayblot
Browne.
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RIoHrs or NxurRALs IN THE BAIuc.-" Ion
telegsphs 70 the Bait more Sun that "the British
government have officially denied the statement
OF Count Nesselrode to any change Of their pol
icy towards neutrsIs In the Baltic, ~ declared at
the commencement Of the war. This Is truly for
tunate for us; for II the allegation we're true, We
should be forced into the war. At present there
IA scarcely any room to spprehend such calamity.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 27.---Flour Is dull, and buyers
are holing back. Sales of 400 bhls of Howard
street at Sln, but there were no buyers at tha
price at the close of the market. Wheat---sau,.
pies OF 10000 to $4,000 bush is Of new Tennessee
we're in market, of very superior quality, 70,
which was offered e. % for white aud ~ for red,
nut no sales. Maryland red ~ a 81 20; white
81 1oa$ rs. Corn--smail sales, 81 OF a 81 o3,
white 81 W q 81 o.
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.Ne,c York Stock Transactiona.

NEW York, June 27.--Stocks are better. Mo.
ney il easy. nnessee IS. 90 "a; Missouri IS,
%; Louisiana So, % "a; New York Central,
81 OF; Cumberland Coal Co.. 81 IA; Erie RE.,
So 3.S; Cleveland 4 Toledo RR., 95.
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RLvANS 4 THOMPSON,
326 Penn. avenue.

nR. L. ID. WRIGHT's unfailinE scrofn-
- lous antidote, for the permanent cure Of Con-
sumption and all other forms Of Scrofuous Diseases
This Medicine 10 prepared BY an eminent physician
which time he has constantly used IL With the most
unbounded success, and created for II q reputation
in private practice uncqualed in the history Of med
cine II acts Immediately upon the blood, cleansing
ting, and by its magic powers invgorating the whole
system; in proof Of which, hundreds of respectable
witnesses from the doctors private practice have
given In their testimony, and entrcat those sufrng
rom any scrofulous Affect on to call upon them and
satisfy tbemseves treatise on scrofulous Diseases
can be had gratis at Principal Depot 400 Broadway,
and At Drug stores generally.
CHARLES sTOTT A Co, Agents for Washington
city, y. o.; HENRY LBADBEATER, PairfAx street !;
COOK Co, King street, AlexaDdria, Va.
Ia ia--en,o
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A CARD. LOOK HERE.

n life, and we viii tell you where yon may obtain
at least some Of them. Thankful for past hvors, l
would respectfully AJAX continuance Of the same
during this spring and summer am prepared 70
furnish all "who viii give me call T" with the sweet
tce. t W. t44A
Such "a Toe Cream, Water Ices ofsrl fsvors, Char.
lotte Russo Blsncnsnge 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 70 furnishing we'd
ding brides cakes also, Psrtes Balls, Excursions
Picpics, &C., &C. and upon reasonable terms CAL At
the bld stand on Massachusetts, avenue between 9th
and 10th streets, Northern Liberties. .
N. b. Best quality Ice Cream, At u. 80 per gallon.
may 7--Sm JOHN W. RfgHTSTINE.
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MILTON, Pa, June 26.-The locomotive attached
to the passenger train from Niagara was thrown of
the track, some three miles above this place. yer
terday, in consequence Of land slide, and, turn.
ing over, fell down an cmbsnkment twenty-five
feet In height, and righted itself In the canal.
The engineer, fireman, and one passenger, who
we're carried down with the locomotive, escaped
uninjured. The baggage-car was smashed and the
passengercar much injured. Both would have fol-
lowed tho locomotive, had not the coupling broke.
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BY G. w. ELEk,
AuctiOneer.

TyRUST EES SALE of IMPROVED
Property On Monday, the I'd day ii Juls.
shall sell in front of the premises ih sire !,
near Maryland avenue, ut o'clock, r. NJ, by write
Of deed Of trust, dated November Is 1883, and d
recorded In Liber A. $. ~, ~, folos 36S-S,, Ill
that lot " Land designated MS LOT No. 81 in square
No. s27, according to Lawreaces subdivi ion OIL a
portion Of said square. with all the alley privileges,
buildings and improvements thereon, consisting Of a
valuable brick tenement. E4
Terms Of sale: $500 in cash. the bal noe in six and
twelve months, with interest deed 10 be given,
and deed Of trust taken IA secure tho credh PAY
nlents. AL conveyancing ut the expense Of the pu-
chaser. r5.
A. ROTHWELL Trustee.
s#f q. w. BuTELER,
may 29-2awtd Auct ,oneer.
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A BOOK FULL OF WIT AND HUXoR


IL II n WIN - ~ - ~
Or, The Merry Moa0maniacsf
AN AMERICAN PIcTURE, With Portraits Of
N the Natives. BY the author Of Wild Western
scenes" 2yols. iamo,. paper, IS cents, or VOL,
This new American book by the author Of " Wild
Western Scenes" has been pronounced BY critics the
most witty and talented book from American pen.
OF the authors previous book published some years
since, some 81, 600 copies were sold s.onv
CHARACTERS OF THE STORY.
Edith Wrinkle The Merry Widow
walter-Her Rafting Soma Know Nothing"
Lucy-Her Daughter--in love with Mr. Lowe
Miss Wsome Wnkle---An Old Maid--Sister-in-
law to the Widow, and Monomanic on Whist
Napoleon Wrinkle Brother of Wilsome and Mo-
nomaniac ON the subject of the Great Napoeons
Battles. IN . ssss. ~, Fsib i.8i e Id fM&
Ralph Roland instrument Of the Jssuits.
Colonel 0akdale- Monomaniac on the subject OF
Sporting.
Virginia His Daughter lore with Walter.
John Dowly IAN Old Bachelor onomanac on
his First Love. ,s,i
Edward Lowe Earl Of Hltoo-inoognitO.
Bell and Blanche Arum--Rich Daughters Of q TO
Susan and Sally Crude Daughters Of rich
Brewer. EH fE&8 IA
DR.. Nitre. Af8E 65
MIRA -virginia's Aunt
Miss GriseIda Gussst- retired Millinsr, afsrward
Mrs. N. Wrinkle.
Mrs. Acrid--N. VS. Housekeeper. HI
Harold Pollen--A Poet ~ G
y 7
Tom Snobsvn--Son Of Bankers onomaniac on
Beauty. F1a a8afls 4s X
Mr. Fibber-Shopkeeper faf7L Hlos@
Dick Blotter--Hfs Clerk. sGi ~ i5 H
Sergeant Blore Napoeons Chief Subordinate.
Old Dibble--W Widows Gardener.
Davy-His Son. A
Biddy Baggle-W Widows Maid.
Hill Dz1le-The frog-Catcher.
Abraham I4aban--A Jew. t9ast
David Deal--Quaker Speculator. 81 ZIP
Mr. McCrabbed---A Scotchman.
Edith-His Sister. Htp aia
Mr. Rawson-- Scotch Lawyer. 1s 5.a =;
Dew-A King Charles Spaniel.
George Parks-Svuthern Student
Professor Point. DR
His Daughters.
Mr.. Gl ,ss-An Actor.
Dol All Daughter
Mrs Edwards--Lowe's Housekeeper.
Patty O'Pan-His Cook.
DR. Prangle-O OF Babblston.
Mr. Plastic Politician.
Flora Blount-T Widows Sister. living in New
York; Monomaniac on Novel Reading
Minor 4 Co. New Workers.
Dr. McCsab Scotch Physician.
Mrs. Laurel -Monom .niac ON Aristocracy.
Colonel Ball -Monomaniac on Duels.
Countess Hton--Lowes Mother,
Mira. Honora Fimbls -Inslrumert Of the Jesuits.
Patrick McClusky Barkeepng ofice-seeker.
Mr.. -Oficeholder FE
Mr.. Boore Private Secretary TO Secretary Of
State. 1D
| Father Xavier--Jesuit Chief.
Editors Washingtoa Organ. H
Henri Cour de Lion. Ig ra "A sgE
President U. S.--Secretaries Senators, &c.
je 25--dlm*4tw yfGtH
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LyOR RENT--A Small Carden-Farm,
II containing SIXTY acres Of land, with snail Dwell.
ing-House and Stabls within good fsncsz, situated
about three miles east of the Capitol. To perms-
nent tenant the rent win Be- low.
Apply 70 D. A WATTERS0N, Second street East
Capitol Hill. feb 7o-WASf
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ADJUSTMENTS.


e Union Chapel sunday school.
uNHE Committee Of Arrangements Of the Union
and oommodions steamer GEORGE PAGE, for an
excursion to Fort Washington, on Thursday next,
the 2Sth inst
The boat will leave the stone-house wharf foot Of
Q street at 81 o'clock Returning will leave tho
Fort at o'clock
Tickets TO be had at the drug stores Of Messrs.
Ridgely, Moore q Young.
Single tickets, 90 csntsi three tickets, 81 children
half price. sf. $3.50 10 26--2tN
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Why IMPORTANT Dol Hou. eLe eperr. ;,

VI cry Important 10 Hou eLsepers. =
v Spratis' Patent Hern etic,l Self Seal bg Cans.
With these cans, such fruits Apples, Pen ,reacL-
es, Strawberries, Raspbc,re. Blackberrier, "a ar
such vegetables TOmatues, Green Pas, Greer
Corn, Beans, and indeed every species Of ther may
be preserved for years in their fresh state without
the addition Of salt sugar, or acid any other pr
sentative property Whatever.
Directions for preserving fruit and vegetables ac-
company the Cans For sale by
t. H. BADEN
No. so Louisiana avenue, between
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THIRD DIsrRicr or LoufsrAsA-Thomas Green
Davidson, of Livingston parish, has been nomina-
ted for Congress by the Democratic Convention of
the Third District Of Louisiana, now represented
by the Hon. John Perkins