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MISS JULIASA MAY.--Tho Paris correspondent
OF the New York Times SAYS that at Judge Mason's
soiree the company had tho privilege Of hearing
the voice Of one Of the most remarkable musical
talents which America has yet produced--thst Of
Miss Juliana May. of Washington. This lady, who
is cousin 10 the brave officer Of that name has
now been In Europe several years with 'ier mother
and sisters, studying music under the best mas
tiers OF Italy and France. / beard her sing several
difficult operate pieces the evening before at a
musical eoiree at her mothers heuse, which excl.
ted the highest admiration. The company was
partly composed of musical critcs and there APP
peared 10 be but one opinion az TO the remarkable
powers of this lady. Independent Of her voice and
the long schooling which she has had, Miss Nay
has very Hue person, which will not fail to pro-
duce an effect ON the stage. She Is prepared TO
accept an engagement in opera, and any American
manager who desires 70 bring out de5ufanfe Of
real talent--a young woman who Is certainly des-
tined to figure prominently on the stage-will do
well to engage this lady.
MADAME ApoLPHE.--Thise extraordinary LADY has
been visited by thousands in ths city since her ar
rival; and all unite in the opinion that nothing 80
wonderful has ever been Witnessed, even In this
age OF wonders.
Madame Adolphe Is at Mrs. Bannerman's, cor
ner OF Ninth and streets, where she win be- hap.
.py to receive the visits of our citizens They may
rest assured that they win be nexpressibly graft
fled and immeasurabiy astonshed, at her revela-
tons. a
Yesterday the Senate galleries and Hobbies were
'r wdcd TO excess, to hear the speech Of Senator
Sumner. We have never seen SO large a crowd
present, except when Judge Douglas spoke on the
sane Gu q ion. 4gw F
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by e. w. BOTELER,
"a Aucg iOncpr.


vRISTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
- PrOperty.-By virtue Of deed Of trust, re-
corded in Lber ,. A. s No. 1o3. foios SO. ct seo..
one Of the Land Records Of Washington county. n'
", simll ssl' gu Thursday, the 18th Of Nav: ut
o'clock, r. n, in front Of thepremists, the following
very valuable property, to wit:
All that part AZ original Lot No. 1. IN snnare NJ
l5e, comprised within the follow my metes NJ
bounds; III ginning at the intersection of New 70 K
ryense ADD 18th street west, and running ther "a
norfh hfty feet; thence west, ono hundred and ur
FEET and seven itches; thence southeastern eighty
two feet aud Elk inches, to point on New York ay
nns eighty one feet and sx inche. from the point {
begnning; and thence In a straight line TO the point
u eg,nning, together with the improvements.
Also, original Lots Nos 3 and no, in the .orr
square, comprising Lots. Nos j. 2e. A r. and q 81
eording 20 Dayidsons Subdiv ision. 80
Also, Lot No ~, In square No. 100. ACCORDING 70
Dayidson's Subdivision, with the Improvements.
Terms Of sale: 0pc third cash a, the balance ia
two equal nstslmenis, nj six and twelve sonths for
which the pun chaser. notes with surety and secnr d
bv deed ~ trust on the property, will be required
Uf the carh pawn mt one-hslf will be required to he
y ia the spot Immediately upon The prrrhasr,
snd on taure the property win again be offered e
1.-THE terms be not complied with in an other a..
poets within ihrse dsys. 'hs property viii be sold
90 notice o. Ave days. At the risk and OF tie
Title indisyutable. Deeds AZ purchasers cost.
WALTER n DAvIDGE.
9. W. BorELiK ''ss'
may s-aaw&ds Intel Auctioneer.
sF- The above sale Is postponed until
saturday, tbs saith instant same hour spd place.
wALTkR ID. DAv1DGr,
c ". DorEuI lT,'''''
nav is--Skaa sAurs;orear
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CITY AFfAIRS.
CORPORATION on WASHINGTON
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

8VsSAts @1sv ~ At&8x
Several petitions we're Introdss~d and sppro.
pristey referred.
bill for repairing sa alley was passed.
communication vas received from the Mayor.
enclosing the act Of Congrcss BY whkh tho ely
was divided into precincts
Mr.. Busey Introduced resolution empowering
the Mayor 20 expend $50 In the purchase Of sddi.
tionsl ballot-boxes. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Busey then intro iuced a bl'l dividing the
wards OF the city into precincts. Pressed,
Mr.. Busey introduced resolution ealing meet.
ing Of the two Councils for the purpose Of slecl.
ing election commissioners for the additional pre-
cincts, and also for electing magistrate for the
Fifth ward. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Busey Introduced Joint resolution empor.
ering the Mayor to employ clerical aid 10 sssisi In
preparing additional poll lists, and sppscprissins
the sum for defraying the necessary expenses
therefor.
A number Of private claims and petitions we're
reported upon adversely, aud thc committee wss
discharged from further consideration Of them.
Several Common Council BILLS were taken up
and referred TO the appropriate committees.
Mr.. Magrnder called up the msrket.housc bill
Mr.. Busey thought it was unnecessary 10 carry
the matter before Congress and before the people
both. He thought the two provisions unnecessary,
and that one Of them should be stricken out, and,
| as II was too late 10 take the subject before the
people, he should move to strike out that portion.
He then proceeded to examine the plan Of The
market-house, and the way In which Il was pro-
posed to redeem the stock In twenty ycars He
was anxious TO have the market. house built, and
that as soon as possible, and he therefore moved
to strike out that portion Of the resolution that
lated to bringing the matter before the people.
Mr.. Pepper advocated the adoption Of the
amendment 10 strike out, when the Quection was
taken upon striking OUT, which amendment was
passed.
The resolution, as amended, was then taken up.
Mr.. Houston opposed its passage on the ground
that |, would occasion a heavy debt, which wouhl
increase the rate of taxation.
Mr.. Busey showed that the project would not
tax the city dollar, bnt instead, would be con.
tinual source of revenue.
Mr.. Pepper would not vote for the measure, II
he thought it would occasion tax--he knew Il
would not
Dir. Houston wss relieved BY hearing that no
taxation intended; but still he did not like the
idea of the city incurring debt or Issuing addi-
tional stock.
Upon the ayes and noes being called, the reso-
luton was passed, by vote of 10 to /.
Mr.. Magruder introduced bill authorizing the
May to gn petitions for paving city property, in
behalf of the city.
communication was received from the Mayor
asking an appropriation Of Sl244 to carry out the
bill in regard TO The removal of slops and offa
The Committee on Finance reported n bill ma
king the appropriation asked which was passed.
After the passage OF several improvement bills,
the Board adjourned over to O'Clock tomorrow
a.tei noon.
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by C. w. BOTELER.
AuctiOues r.


OEKEMPTOtY SALE..--Puvsunnf to
declaration Of trusts duly made il, The prem.
ses, shai! sell, at public auction TO the g 81 bid
der, for cash. on Friday, the instant ut o'clock
Z. NJ, IN front OF the pr misea n certain Lot Il
Ground. with two small brick tenenents ihereor
situated at the corner Of Seventeenth sire, west q, !
street north, and opposite the vest eud of The vi
Department building, ittsing che sane properly con-
veyed 10 mo by Louisa Lincoln Lear by de, d duiv
recorded among tho Land Records Of Wash nptoi
county, d. G.. ''- = = 80
Ten per cent. Of the amount Of the purchas 40 N onc
will be required TO be paid By the pnrchas NJ tho
time and place of sae, and the residue thereof within
three days, and upon the executionof the deed I, h
purchaser; and Il The residue shall lot b, paid with,
an three deys and deed taken, the property will b
re so upon five days notice II tn. Ten per cent
tho purchas nney shall not be paid ut the me and
place OF sale the property will b. resold muaeci-
Itely. Mt the cost and risk of the first purchase,
This property is elgibly situated and will b. sold
without reserve. q. ST. J. CIIUBB
@. w BJTELER,
may io--dtdh Intel Auctioneer.
~ The above sale fl yoidn bly most.
and place. I'M q. ST. ]. CHUBR.
G. w. BoTELER,
may Ibid Auctivnee-.
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THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES FINE
COMPANY
Intend givioga
PIC NC
To the
WHITE HOUSE,
On Monday, the 1874 az inns.
Particulars In future advertisement.
may Tiff Star
RUILDiNG LOTS, VERY ELIGIBLE


nUlLDiNG LOTS, VERY ELIGIBLE.
- and desirable, may be purchaeed ON reason.
able terms BY application 10 the subscriber vz
Lot No. 20 aud part Of 10, in square $50. having
ont f72 feet on | street. between Thirteenth and
fourteenth. opposite Frnnklin square, With public
alleys the side and rear.
lot No. 10, in square asa, fronting 81 feet on the
south side of II street. between Sixth and Seventh,
extending back lS5 feet 10 an alley.
Part OF Lot No 2, IN square lss, fronting % fee.
the north side If street. between Fifth and Sixth,
u xt 10 the allev.
Part Of Lot No. 4, In said square ass, with small
brick dwepghousc, fronting a. feet on Sixth street
ne ar + street.
Lot No. a2, in reservation IL, fronting % feet on
the west side Of Second street between II and
streets.
All the above Lots are situated In the most i'm.
proved parts OF tho city, and very desirable fer
plac' OF residence.
Also for sale, number Ct Lots. IN other parts Of
the city, at low prices.
A. ROTB WELL,
Seventh street, next to Odd Fellows Hall.
NAV ly--2Rwawit
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TO CAPITALISTS
| GENTLEMA who has several debt

a GENTLEM An who has several debt !,
IA well secur<d by Sesds in trust in this city
wishes raise few thousand dollars Tor sixty a
ninety days, aud will make such disc lunt a. win
give liberal interest for the amount r, aured II
the purchaser desires il, the debts can remain, or
they will be liqiidated in July er August
Address j. s. d., at this office, OF the editor
Of the Organ. NAV S-dtfif
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JUST PUHLISHED.

VyHE Illuminated Lords Prayer. By A..
u A. Bin n Co., 293, broadway, New York.
Price 81 SO.
"Splendidly illum'n mated in ten coors. win meet
a large and ready slle," IN. Y. Church Journal.
"One of the most beautiful specim ems of American
that has aen under our obser-
yaton. Should be framed and hung up In every
house. "--N. Y. Herald.
Printed in very beautiful manner."--S Y.
Tribune.
"Rica in color and design. Have no hesitation IN
recommending it."--Lese's ", Y. Illustrated News.
!" Novelty in design and execution. Has .univer-
sal interest IN. Y. Sun.
~ Agents wanted. Enclose stamp.
may l7--4t
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d MpORTAN'r NJ, iEitsONS ross EsS.

IMPORTANT 10 PERSONS ross ESs-
n ING Daguerreotypes of absent or deceased
fronds.--By late invention and improvement in
the Photographic Art, any Dagnerreotype may be
magniiied to clet or life size. and finished in pas
tell or oil cnors, without losing the likeness in the
hurst's Gallery, No. 484, Pennsylvania avenue where
they are made at very moderate price, and at
short notice They sre also made from life.
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100 RECIPES FOX 81.
AN the receipt of One DO lar, will send
" TO any adore 5 20 practical h,cipes for cupng
all the various diseases TO which man subject, wi
full directions for crmpourding them. Those send,
ing FIR the r. cpes win also receive good family
newspaper free for one year.
Address THADDEU2 WILLIAMS
may lo--d6m# Albany New York.
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WANTED,

WANTEp,
4 PARTNER, either active or silent,
N with capital Of $500, IN the Lime and Cement
business. The kiln, which " capable Of burning
100 barrels Of lime, $50 barrels u cement per day
together with the mill 10 grind the cement salready
built Apply to
A. 3. BURROWS,
s62, Pennsylvania avenue, bet lss and I'd ats.
may L.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH

u high-pressure principle" from one etsrEZ
10 a full SET, at reasonable charge, and a
the f lowing understanding, viz u1IIYYYYY
are not pleased, you will not b, expect
ed to take tn en-
nr. GO0DMAN'S,
500, Pennsylvania avenue,
nlnY LIT Adjoining Ellis's Music Store
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Ress York Markets.

NEw YoRx. MAY 2o,-Flour is dropping. Sales
n 500 bbls. Common to good State, ,S5 SO % !;
common to low grades extra Ohio, $6 ss 81 |;
good 20 STANDARD Southern, % rs o.; fancy to
extra do, a. a es %
Wheat u hrm. SIZES Of 900 bushels. South.
srn red, OIL so; Southern white, 81 so.
Corn " steady Snles Of 10000 bushels. Mixed,
III cents. 1900
Pork Is easier. salcs Of ESQ bbls Mess, $40
~ IL. e
Reef Is heavy. Sales Of $50 bbla. Chicago re-
packed, ki2.
Lard h frm, at 10 Ia eta.
whiakey l. unchanged. Sales Of $50 bbls at as
cents for Ohio.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIME undersigned, having retired from
- the Wood Basiness, would return their sim
cerc thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore re-
celved, and would respectfully request those indebted
10 to settle their accounts with z. A. Hyde, or
Henry Greer VIM are hereby authorized TO settle the
books of said firm,
r. A. HYDE will continue the Wood Business ut
our aid stand on | street between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets andwould be thankful for a continuance
Of said patronage
JOHN ATHEY,
MARY q, HAISLIP,
may l3--3taw2w
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y NTH Freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And reedOm's banner fvaling DER us u,


IL st eet adjoining Odd Fellows Hall, will be
open every Monday night until the first Monday In
June next Distinguished speakers will be in at
tendance on each evening. friends and opponents
OF the American cause are invited to attend
On Tuesday, Wednes lay Thursday and FRIDAY
evenings, the Hall will be open for the different
Councils, and it is earnestly hoped that every mem
Der OF the American party will be present
Rally, Rally Americans and pr pare for the bat
lie 10 demoltsh Sag Nichtism in the metropolis o.
the "land OF the free aud home of the braver'
sF Members of Congress favorable to the Ameri-
can cause are earnestly requested to favor us ID
their presence. 1 ap Sa-dtl
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TAKE NOTICE.

fUyHE subscriber offers DOR n few days.
4 his whole stock OF fine Watches, rich C~S>
Gold Jewelry, snlid Silver Ware, 6c., AT much RzAs
lower rates than goods of like good q,ait, Gsssza
have been sold for in this city; therefore all
who wish to great bargains would do we'll to
call immediately, the remainder OF bis stock will
be removed shortly 20 The formerly occupied bS
the late Mr.. keyworth, No. 3ss, Pennsylvania ave-
nne, where the unders gued would be pleased to
MI his old friends and customers, and as many new
ones as may p ease TO give him ell.
II %. HOOD,
may L diff Ala pennaylyapfa ay.nte
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MRS. M. Il. HARVEY.
Successor to James F. Harvey, deceased,

Undertaken,
No. 40, Secenth street, betsreeR G. and n.
DEGS leave to inf run the public that che has IN
- her EMPLOY the same p rsons that were for
merly in the estn bshment, who fully competent
conduct the Undertaking Bus ness. and that every
attention viii be given TO calls day night, as here
toto G. mas l9-d3m
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IRON THY ASSOCIATED PRK6H IS.
By raE HousK PRINTING rxIyas.ru


Nsw Orleans Markets.
NEW oRIEAss, May is,--Cstton Is unchanged
Sales to-day Of $500 bales.
Fair Sugar "a cents.
Mola-ses, 81 l-2 cents; choice reboiled, 40 cts.
Corn IL tribe higher. Sales at so q 81 cents.
Mess Pork, sl6 90 q fl6 as.
Freiehts on cotton 70 Liverpool. 1884.
Sterling exchange, Q l.2 prem.
baltimore Markets.
BALrrsoss. May 2o.--Flour has advanced
sslcs At % 70 a ~ 25 for Horard Street.
Wheat ia triao higher Good to prime reds,
81 al a 81 40; white, good to prime, 81 81 $l7l.
Corn Il steady. ~ 4s cents for white and
40 81 cents for yellow.
Provisions are In better demand, and the mar ket
10 arm.
Dscon--shoulders, = 7-sssl.4 cents; sides, .
IL cents hams, plain, IL 3.s.
Mess Pork, sl9.
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1U1HE ARCTIC REFRIGERATOR,
HENTLEMEN's Furnishirg Goods, 10,
!" Spring and summer.
sp s0--du LANES.


Offic. Of she Commissioner OF Lotteries,
BALrxoar, AFKrl rs. 1850.
ruNHE undersigned, COMMISSIONS ~ Lotteries OF
u the State OF Maryland being in receipts dali,
Of letters from various portions a the country
king inquiry ss 20 Lottery schemss with which The
country IL flooded. and which purport 10 b. decided
by the drawings Of the Maryland Consolidated Loo.
tcries takes this method b answer all such lettsrs
of inqairy and inform the public that all Lotteries
purporting 20 be decided by the Maryland Drawing.
are gross frauds that certain parties who SIS e them
selves Morris Co, and pretend 20 be Managers o.
Sole Agentsfor the Grand Charter Lotteres a Ciere
land, Ohio, are impostcrs, and said Lottery fraud
having neither legal nor presumptve ssstencs; snd
that another fictitious firm, STYLED hurry Co,
Cleveland, Ohio, are also impostors, and aH Lite
are also frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE, Of this city, Il the contraO-
tor for Drawing the Maryland Lotteries. the business
conducted under the frn, Of X. FRANCE a CO, m
Managers, and they have sole agents Ia the city
Of Baltimore. There are however some forty licensed
vendors for the State az Maryland, who derive cepse
under him, through this Office TO cell tickets In she
Maryland Lotteries.
d. II. MsPHAlr.
Commissioner Of Lotteries for The State Of Nd.
APP 2i--2md&cp
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A BARGAIN.
WjLL BE RECEIVED

yKOPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED
IL by the undersigned until the 28d instant for
grading and graveling Tenth street west, from b
street south Ia Maryland avenue the gravel to be
inches in the centre and 10 hold that width feet,
and brought TO AZ inches at the gutter line, the
gravel 20 be of good quality to be well raked clear
of stones Of improper IL, and then well rolled with
a heavy roller.
Proposals will state the price per cubic yard for
grading and per square yard for gravelling. Should
there not be earth euowgh the street. the balance
10 be taken from such portion Of street south as
the Commissioner may direct, free Of charge. No
tice is hereby given that cutting filing that which
measures most will only De paid TOR.
HENRY ID. GUNNELL,
Commissioner Seventh Ward
JOHN STILES,
]. III. ROBINSON
may 81 Assistant commissioners
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NKw YoRx, May 2o.--Stocks are higher. Chi.
cago and Rock Island, 80 l.2; New York Central
90 80 renns,lvana Coal Co, 95 l.2; Reading
81 l-s Virginia s., 93 Ia; Missouri sc, "a hi
nois Central bonds, IS rs Sterling exchange Ii
frm.
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NEW SPRING MILLINERY.

sAIes
ladies about purchasing could not fail 10 be suited
~ their Fancy Store, oa the Avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. spa-
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- BY the under ignea, at bs-Mayors Office until
"wednesday, the 2ist Instant NJ IL O'Clock, M. 10,
grading X street north, from Fourth street west d
The east side Of North Capitol street.
Proposals will state The pr ce pci cubic yard. Tn
surplus earth " b. deposited and spread 10 th
prper grade free u any charQe) on such streets o,
other places "a tire Commissioners NAV direct
street, between New Jersey ascuu. rnd Third street
west, viii require considerable portion Of Il Thu
work will be given 60 the lowest responsible bdd.
who VIII be required ~ give security for the faithful
performances ~ the contract la such amount and In
such time IS the Mayor NAV deem proper
FRAS. II. LORD,
Commissioner Third and Fourth Wards.
GRO. III. ARvIN and
JOHN ROVER
may IN Assistant Comm issioners
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Fourth Ward American Council.

Fourth Ward American Council.
a he members Of this
,M1AeExSSSSA Council are req rested to be
'c SGsNS@ punctual in attendance, Tues
day evening, May 2oth.- Silas
III. Hill, Esq, the American candidate for the May
orally. and J. II. bradley, Esq, viii address the
meeting
BY order of the Council:
G.. w IARNER,
may H. Secretary pro tenn
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WANTED,
DVEKTISEMENT.
&S1O.OOO WI Wn naIdnu Of |, q, Earns a. n

gold reg. on OF Virginia, 70 be divided amongsf ten
thousand two hundred subscribers, on the 18th Of
September, 1856, for the benefit Of Port Royal Fe-
male Academy.
Subscriptions only enc each, one-half down, the
rest on delivery Of the deed. Every subscriber will
get building lot or iarn, ranging in value from,
$40 10 $4,000.
III II be- asked, Why are these Farms and Lots 40
60 cheap the answer is to Undue setieapsass su
hcient number being reserved the increase in the
value Of which Will conpensaie for The appsre-t
low price nov asked
Apply TO
WHEELER, GRIFFITH a RADCLIFFE,
City Intelligence Office, corner 6th at
and louisiana ayenye, Washington city,
Or 4. BAUDER PORT Royal, Va.
april e3-!md
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The PIcNIc.---We understand that the Associated
Bookbinders and their friends, had fine time yes.
terday at their picnic at the White iIouse Payil-
ion. The sail down the river was delightful; the
dinner was excellent; every body enjoyed them
selves hugely; and they reached the wharf on their
return, about midnight, only rcgretting that day
had 30 few hours in it.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
k.sAsi CO, ............,..........,Le ssees.
49, y. rrs-.....'''.''.' a.. n..nAgrr.
rsiess on ADMISSION.
llsaes and rsxqs<ifs .soccrts
kssAy Cisvis and 0AiIrrsss. ............1s
H. - So, 4, A.. al, !, ,.,,. "a. vi,
s~ssa ; A NJ ssd sp.M
TaSsdsy Esssing. Nay 2OfA.
L4sa wight ~, ces csths
TYNE AND HARRISON
% p L X A I X o U p E /,
when they wilI appear In Res.lni's Opera Of :
CINDERELLA.
l'riaes sslis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr.. W Ilsrisoa.
ionpoheo ......s..............Mr M. y. H.rncssie.
DA1a'h' ''..''.s.'....'.'..''h Sus''on.
Doors epsa ., - O'slosA. ?. NJ, Certain r.s. a,
10 o'cock precisely.
ruE AsACOs ia cLUB
TAKE great pleasure In issosnias tA-if
friends aud she public generally, that They
C0TILL0N PARTY,
Al Aascessia Hall, Navy Yard,
On
TAarsdap. Nay sstA, 1856.
may so--ThMTsThs Tuk COMMITTEE.
EXCURSION
% rns
RYLAND CHAPEL SABBATH SCHOOL
VvHE sabbath scAooi ATTACHED In Ryysud
u Chapelwill give an Escursicn ds~n he Pyto.
nnc RIVER, tn
7Awrsdoy, My q, 1856.
The steamer George wsshingson win leave her
wharf a O'Clock. A. NJ, and proceod dawn the river
TO the White House, where abe will remain sufficient
Jy long 10 enable tbs Company anime the place
leaving the White House. she win then proceea such
distance down the river will enable her 10 return
% Fort Washington bctseen ,he hours of NJ and liz
ocl OK, where the company will spend The remainder
Of the day.
Tickets, 80 cents; Children, 1879 cent? To be bad
at Gray Balantyne's bookstore on IL the Ole "a
and Teachers Of the School.
Y Refr, shments az reasonable rates.
may iz--STu&w
TIE NORTHERN LIBERTIES FIaE
COMPANY
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COMBINED CoUscILs--We understand that the
meeting at American Hall last night was one of the
most enthusiastic and encouraging of the season.
Every part of the room was crowded to excess and
the constant stamping and cheering made even the
building itself shake.
Col. Marehal, Of Kentucky, made a speech in his
happiest manner, ond kept the meeting in a coli
slant state of excitement. Hon. Messrs. Lindley
of Missouri, and Edwards Of New York, were among
the speakers. Everything passed off with the most
iutense enthusiasm.