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kailroad Accident

NEW HAVEN, Sept. 22.-The morning train for
ms place ran OF the track this morning near
r oiuham All the cars were shattered, and one
man was killed and many injured
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The Ohio River.

ALBANY, Sept. e2 The Western Bank Of Loo 1
port has suspended payment
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EOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING LOT, situated
i on the corner Of LIST and streets north, in,me-
diatey IN the rear Of Judge Douglass hne mansion,
INSTANT 1t will then be xposed ut public sale. Call
on q. III. VARNEIL, No. 81 Louisiana avenue, or
JAS. c. McU UIR f., AuctIoneer.
Also, a small FRAME HOUSE and three good
LOTS, which will be sold cheap-sItuated on lat
street. between d and Il. So 5-ts5th
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NEW AGRICULTURAL AND MACHINE
I WAREHuIfSE

5B SeceHth ST., :. Of Pa. ar, Op. Centre Market,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FIELD
AND GARDEN SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, &c.
The undersigned is now prepared to furnish the
above mentioned and all articles pertaining To the
agricultural business, at the lowest market rates.
Having yust returned from tour thIoug the North
ern and New England States, where he has Wis tied
large number or the principal Agricultural Manufac-
turing Establishments, from which he has taken
great pains IN selecting choice sorlaent of I'm
pements and Machinery ofall descrI ptions. IA has
al made arrangements TO he at all times in receipt
oil any important Improv that may take place
IN the a. rIcutural line. Another verv important
feature IN tins new Enlistment is, hat the propri-
etOr is practical agricultural machnst, with an ex
perlence of twev years. He has thereby acquired
thorough knowledge of this business all various
branches. He therefore feels justified la saying that
he can obtain and furnish all articles his line an az
reasonable terms as any house in this country.
IL Machinery of all descriptions repaired at
the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms.
With the above experience and facilities for con-
Quoting tins business, which is all important he re-
specially sOlicts the patronage of the farming
unty and public generally. 1t shall always be has
object to please. Yours, very respectfully,
J. p. BARTHOLOW,
$50 18th St, six doors south of Penn. ave-,
sc OS opposite Centre Market.
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CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, AND vESTlNGS.
In store. full stock Of Black. Brown. Blue and
Velvet, Silk and Satin Vestings ''7 = ..
Customers may rely on getting good Goods, and at
the lowest prices. wM. X. RILEY,
% l5-lm corner eth st., Opp0, Centre Market.
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ARun on Massachusetts Banks.

sPKISGFTELD, Mass, sept 22-There has been
some run on the Cabot Bank al Chicopee, aud
TIE Hadley Falls Bank, at Holyoke, but ali de
mands Were promptly met
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
- FURNITURE AT AUCTI0N.-On THURSDAY,
2ith instant shall sell, at 10 o'clock m the large
stock ui excellent Furniture of n lady declining
keeping boarding house, at the northwest corner Of
"a street and Penn. avenue. We eIumeTate in
part
Fine mahogany Chamber sets consisting Of
Marble-tOp Dressing Bureau and Wash Closet
Sofa, Castor Chair, French Bedstoad, large Ward
robe
Fine Walnut Chamber Sets, comprising the same
Fine French plate gilt frame Mirror, 70 by 4s
inches
Pihno1nIte, Stool aud Cover, cane seat Chairs
SIX, damask, and white and Brocatelle Window
Curtains
Mahogany Tea Tables OitnuIa ms, and Parlor Chairs
. DO marble top Centre Tables
Snt1 and fancy Tables
Fine eilt 'as Chandeliers and Burners
Eleven Ihil pslnted Cottage Chamber Sets, Sofa
Bedstead
Is HAIR and - shuek aud cotton Mattresses
Pine Feather Beds holsters, and Pillows
Table Linen, and large lot of Bedding
China, Glass. Crockery, and StoneWaTe
Inc silver ted Coffee Urn
Casters, Spoons, and Forks
Ivory handled Knives
81 stone China Toilet Sets
Walnut and ngahugahy extension, dining and other
Tables
Tapestry, Brussels, g. ply, and ingram Carpets
large lot OF superior OIlcOth and Mating
looking, radiator alright, and other Stoves
Refrigerator
With an excellent assortment Of Kitchen Reaui-
sites.
The most Of the shove stock of Furniture is
nearly new, and of an excellent quality.
Terms; Il sums Of S3n, cash; over So, and not
exceeding SiW credit of ca and On DAYS; over SIOr
satisfactorily endorsed, hearing interest.
Sc 1870 A, CIR ZEN Auct
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= =. Is. CUKBETT.


OFFERED FOR PRIVATE SALE and if not
~ sold before the S6th of October next will be sold
on that day 1.-THE 18th of OctoberD at O'Clock D. IN
by public sale or auction to be made the prem
MEX Hll.l,' which Is sItuate ted in Virginia, on the
turnpike road leading from Washington city, ID. q.
To Alexandra, three miles and ahalffrOm either city
consisting of a new comfortable dwelling house, Gel
lars, and out buIdmgs with l5n acres of very rich
land, at which over llOacres are under cultivation
the rest hclng hard wood land. gsOd spring water
good fishing, good waller pow rr for milling or factO-
GELS about 100 with the residence and over 81
acres with house. of which over l6 acres are the
best IN the nelghb0urhOod for early GARDENING City
property ia Washington for part of the considerl-
tIon would he acceptable For further lnfoTna ion
apply to JOHN F. CAILAN, at the Drug Store
corner of 18th and streets IN Washington or at the
Law Once Of BRENT * KINZER, in Alexandria
H-eOtf
EOR SALE-HandsOme residence on the Heights
Il OF Georgetown. The subscriber. as Trustee, oil
fers for sale that spacious and handsome residence
~ Georgeioyn, mt present occupied by Charles w
PhlTo, Esq. The property comprises entire square
of ground beautifully improved with walks, trees
shrubbery flowers. C.; large and well built green
house. with plants IN great variety. There also
on the premises, Stables, Carriage house. and other
convenient out houses. The Dwelling House is
large and roOmy, having with the wings, n front of
ninety hve (95l feet and commands of the finest
IS heated by furnace, lighted with gas, and contains
bath fixtures for hot and cold water large cstern
Kitchen range; and almost every cOnveni for a
hrst-class residence. IL desired the Furniture will
lie sold with the house. Possession he given
Immediately. For further particulars, terms Of sale,
&C., apply to SA Nj. T.. EDES, Trustee
At Psiro i Nourse's Banking House,
&c q -d]w2nw4w opposite the Treasury.
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Non-ArrivaI of S,eam.,.

NEW okLEASs, Sept, ~ The steamer Cal
has not Vet arrived INN, 'as'B
- The steamship Cahawba, from New York Nj,
Havana, also due, has not vet made her snnesrl
ancP 49, ePi'C@a
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NOTICE-LICENSES. persons whose Lii
censes from the Corporation of 6 georgetown ex
pire the 18th inst hereby notified promptly 10
renew the same, and pay the amount to the Clerk Of
the Corporation, Otherwise they may subject the
selves tn fine. VIM. LAIRD, Clerk,
se2l-3tawtlGO
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DIED,
On the Esd of August, EMMA FRANCIS. daugh-
ter OF James and Amelia King, aged i've months,
Dearest Francis thou hath left US,
We tiny death most deeply feel,
But tits God that has bereff as,
He can all our sorrows heal,
On Tuesday morning the ed instant, Mrs. ANN
c. KEARON, in the 58th year OF her age.
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BY BARNARD& BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
A DESIRAGIE MARKET Eaph NEaI

A DESIRABLE MARKET FARM NEAR
"a TnECITY AT PUBLIC AUcrIoN.-On WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON, September 3rh. at O'Clock,
on the premises, snail sell q very valuable Mark ct
Farm about two miles from Georgetown, lying be-
tween Rock Creek and Tenally Town. half mile
from TeDally Town. Ii contains about ninety acres
OF good land, pait IN wood and part cleared. The
improvements consist of a small Dwelling House,
stable, and young orchard.
Persons DESTROYS OF examining the farm can be
directed by inquIrng of Mr. James Scott, No. l8o Ii
street, Washington, or of Mr.. WIN. Emmert -
Terms: One-half, cash: the residue IN and "
months with interest, secured by deed Of trust ON
the premises.
Deeds Ut purchasers cost.
Ir the terms of sale are not complied with within
three DAYS The property will he resold At the pur-
chsseTs risk, after giving ten days notice OF the
sale. BARNARD S bOChEl,
sa7dts AuctIoneers.
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Robbery Of Land Register. onic..

=, E.SISo5, Iowa, Sept. 2l.-The registers ONCE
81 az "a, naui' Minnesota. was robb-d on the nISht
90 e Ioeh ei land warrants calling for over a. =
w acres Of land. reward az SIN a go,
Tor the detection Of the thief - 0Ne''u
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british ARMY LIST, for August, I857.-Mo-
- relrs Essentials of Grammar; London, 1857.
Ackand's Notes on Drainage; London, 1857.
Baron Munchausen, fac simile reprint of the orr
glnal edition and plates; London, 1857.
R,usseau's Confessions, translated into English:
| vol. London, 1857.
Camerini's Practical Guide to Italian Converse
ton: London, 1857.
The Poultry Book; London, 1857.
One Hundre Songs of Scotland. with Music one
volume; London, 1857; price 81 cents.
Chapmans lads of Homer, 2 vols London 1857
Whewe s History Of the Inductive Sciences, 5
VOLS: London, 1857.
,PettLerew's Select Collection of Epitaphs Lon
don, 1857.
The Metaphysics Of Aristotle, literally trans lated;
London, 1857.
seq FRANCK TAYLOR
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MADAM CLARK, fashionable French Dress
~ maker, respectfully informs the public and the
ladies Of Washington generally, that she has re-
moved her Dress-making establishment TO 18th str.
between and q streets west side, where she still
continues TO supply the latest French fashions. to
the entire satisfaction of her numerous customers.
At
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ByA, GREEN. Auct,o,eer

FINE NEW THRtEzSTORY BRICK
Il HOUSE. WITH EACE BUILDING, on / STREET
NORTH, PETN EE. 4rH AND 9TH STREETS WEST, At
AUCTfON.-On FRIDAY, the 18th instant shall
sell IN front of the premises. at ) O'Clock D. IN, a
handsome three story aud nearly new Brick House
contaInIng eight conveniently arranged rooms pas
sage. and cIstern In the yard, with all the modern
c"nyenIences. This property is handsomely located
on the north side of street, between 4th and 5th
streets. ~
Terms: Oue-thirJ cash balance in 6, IL, 49, and
"A months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale
deed given ana a deed oftrust taken.
Al conveyancng at the cost Of the purchaser.
Title lndIsputable.
eH-d A. GREEN, Auct,
IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE HOUSE
not beng completed, the sale is Postponed until
WEDN ESDAY, the Esd instant.
Sc lS-d A. GREEN, Auct,
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EOR SALE.-TwO comfortable T. r A M T.
L DWELLINGS, Nos. Il6 and Ils, situated on
north side East Capitol street, between 9Th and 5th
streets east. Terms: S2c0 In cash; balance In 2,
and years for either house. Apply at No. sig I'D
story It'll street.
No Il A IN
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BY JAS: c, MCGUIRE. Auctroneer.

tJEhfMflpRl SALE OF VERY VALUA-
Il BILE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF
k4 ntrn, q q S SND2D STREETS WEST On SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, Sept. 18th, at o'clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lot No. ], in Square No. S.
fronting 13 feet "a inches north street. at the
corner OF I'd street. running hack 50 feet on I'd ST.
with the improvements, consisting of a two-story
Frame Dwelling House, with brick back building
stsbles, DC. -
Tine grounds are beautifully laid cut W tn choice
fruit trees, rare flowers, Shruibery, O.. forming
very delightful private fesIdenoe,
:, The side Lots will be sold separate from the
House If desirable. wiz
Terms very liberal aud made known at sale
Sc I'D JAS. G.. MEG CIRE, Auct,
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN cnnScquence uf the raIn until WEDNESDAY
AFTERNOON. Sept. sd, same hour and pace
sc I'D JAS. e.. MEG GIR r.. Auct
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DJ JhS' o MCU Tx T., AuctlOneer.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ON a,rB
street, opposite the West Market, on SAT-
LhDAl, the 18th inst, al 5 o'clock p. m. The
mouse contains four good rooms, passage and eel
lent cellar, with side gate.
Lot fronts 221a feet, running hack 10 wide alley
IeTns OF sale: One half cash the balance IN two
interest. 'h
Al conve, ance at the expense of the purchaser.
Title IndIsputable
sells q NcCITIpr A..
III THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
IN consequence of the rain, until WEDNESDAS
place. ~ w
sc 2I-d JAS. c. McGrIRE Anntinneer
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VALUABLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA
" COUNTY FOR SALE The undersigned
having Sr acre. of Land in his farm, will dispose of
from 100 to n acres, in lots to suit purchasers Said
Land ls situated miles from the Long Bridge, on
the Columbia Turnpike and about the same distance
from Alexandria and Georgetown. Those wishing
to purchase Land near the three cities, will do well
TO call on the subscriber, as deem 1t unnecessary
describe the Land OF neghborhood as II is presumed
that those wishing to purchase will examine the
property before purchasing.
s. B. CORBETT.
sc I5-eoIm (AIex Gay oawtH
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By WALL h BARNARD, Auctioneers
NOTICE TO ALL CONCER NED.-We shall
l sell, at our Store. corner 9Th street and Penn
avenue next THURSDAY MORNING, Sept "a
at 10 O'clock
Two fine Gold Hunting Watches, one a skeleton
- lever. the other patent lever, full jewelled.
Sale positive. Terms cash
sc 22-ts WALL d BARNARD, Aucts.
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lAN cling ACADEM MY.

GREAT STOCK OF GOODS TO be forced OF at
VI our Store, No, -, between 9Th and oth sits.
sells MCLAUGHLIN h CO,
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BY 4. GREt Y, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH
IL SIDE OF i, BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th sTREErs, AT
AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, the cath instant,
seal sell, in front of the premises, al clock D. m
a handsome Building Lot fronting north I, be-
Of Lot No. 2, In Square No. 4O7,, running back los
feet.
This property is handsomely located in rapidly
improving part ofthe city.
Terms: One fourth cash: the balance in g. 70, ls.
and "a months for notes bearing interest from the
day Of sale. A deed given and deed Of trust taken
All conveyance at the cost the purchaser.
Sc l9-d A.GREEN Auctioneer
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FUTURE DAYS

BY WALL Il BARNARDS, Aucuoneers.
&c, OF A FAMILY DECIJN-
j. ING iioUsEkEEPING AT AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY
MORNING, Sept. 3, at 10 O'Clock, we Will sell, at
No. 525 III th.street between and streets nearly
opposite Ca:usIs Saloon, the Furniture, 4 c., of a
family declIn ng Housekeeping. Such as
Mahogany SidebOaTd. Mahogany Dining Table
Do Dressing Bureau, Spring Bed Lounge
Cane and w God seat Chairs and Rocker
CarPetIHg Rugs, Gilt Mirror, Pictures
Bedstead, Gather Bed. Boz ster and Pillows
Blankets, Comforts, Spreads, &c.
Eight Day Clock, GIrandoles, Stands
Cook Ing and ParoI Stove, Fire boards
Kitchen and other Tables, Settees
CIockery, Glass, and TN Ware,S &c.
Sale positive.
Terms: So and under, cash ; over that amount
credit OF 80 and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily
dOTsed, bearing interest.
WALL / BARNARD. Aucts.
The House, which Is a comfortable two-story
Brick, Is for rent. Apply To the auctIoneers.
seq WALL a. BARNARD,
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NEW STOCK OF FALL GOODS

] return sincere thanks to my friends and the pub
nc generally, for their kind and liberal patronage
bestowed on me, since nv commencement i'm busI-
ness, and would pectfully inform hem that have
Just received large, well selected, and entirely
NEW STOCK OF FALL. DRY GOODS; there
fore would ask from them examination Of the
same before purchasing elsewhere. feel confident
l can give perfect satisfaction, both in price and
quality, as i am selling exclusively for CASH
therefore can offer greater inducements to purcha
sers than those who do a credit business. -
G. +. PERRIE,
sc 2-6t SIS Seventh street near l.
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IFEArTHE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS;
Ia or, Pictures of Pleasant Summer: by Mary
Windle, author of Legend Of the Wadenses,'
&c. IS cents.
Guy Livingstone, novel. IS cents.
Just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore.
az Of A.,
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CORPORATION CAsEs.-Eugene Dunlap, col
Ored, disOTdeTly in the market; fine aud costs,
IS g2. Mrs. Thompson, profanity; fine and costs
81. 10. These cases Were disposed of by Justice
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by A. O ZEN, AuctlOneer.
NALCABL BUILDING LOT FRONTING
~ ON STREET NORTH, AT AUCTIoN.-On SAT-
UhDAl, the 18th instant, shall SELL i'm front ofthe
premises, AZ clock. M, west part of Lot No IS
IN square NO. $50, fronting II feet two and a half
inches on street north. between 9th and iOih
streets west, and running back to distance of In
leet from the SAID street, having wide alley in the
Sc l8-d A GREFN Auctionaor
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
ia consequence of the rain until WEDNESDAY,
seN-d AGREEN Auct;opaar
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We CALL attention TO the advertisement In an.
other column Of Mr.. w. Henry Palmer's piano
forte instructions. We need hardly say that Mr.
+. has no superior AZ a performer teach
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. o..
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Failurr-Run ON n Rank. Nc.

BOSTON, sept. The failure A. announcrd M
nliI,i' Ddnfcrth Scudder, grccer., for half
IN ne wds run on the Boylston Bank to- dzy
br, III : uehce OF a false rumoT unfavorable TO a.
gu. all demands were met and the bank Is peT
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81 STILL LIVE"
N ID will not be outdOne by any IN the Painting
Line. Having secured the services of an expe-
rleuced Sign and Ornamental Painter, am PREPARED
to do SIGNS, BANNERS, TRANSPARENT
ClES, &c. In the latest styles.
Also, continue To do HOUSE PAINTING.
GLAZING, and q RAINING an a superior manner,
IT No. SIS Louisiana avenue, between 9th and eth
streets.
4-eotf NJ. T. PARKER.
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Tomorrow AFTERNOON, CONCERT, bali, and
garden music at Humphreys & Junemann's place,
Capitol Hill.
WATCH RErURSs.-Rachael Naugle, drunk in
tue street; wOrkhOuse 90 days. Michael McFad.
den, yagrant; do. Thomas Batson, do do.
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GARD ENG WING.
VISITING, MARRIAGE, AND BUSINESS
CARDS ENGRAVED and PRINTED in the hrst
style of the art, at Fancy Store No. $40 Penn
sylyana avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
Sc e-eolm HUTCHINSON a MUNRO.
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STEALING WIN. Jones, colored, was arrested
yesterday by Police Officer Ross, for stealing a
five dollar note upon the Corporation of George
town. He was sent to Jail for trial at the Crimi-
nal Court by Justice Smith
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OFFICE OF TRANSPORTATION BALTI-
~ MORE & WASHINGTON RAILROAD
Road, the undersigned gives notice that hereafter
only such money as is Bankabe in this city will be
received in payment of Freight Bills due to the
Company. II. III. PARSONS, Agent,
Washington, Sept. q, lS57.-2w
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SoNE MONTHS since the members of the Teach
ers Institute Of this city had the pleasure Of listen
Ing 10 some admirable ''rpadings" by Miss John
son, pupil in elocution Of Mrs. Mowatt- Richie.
Since then Miss J. has been sojOurning at the
fauquier w bite sulphur Springs, wiring de-
hghtInl letters TO the Union over the signature OF
La Christie, and while there she was pre-
vailed on TO give specimen of her style OF elocu-
tiOn by public readings from popular authors
Her success was such TO secure TO her the
warInest appreciation OF some OF the first literary
critics Of the country, who were then at the
Springs. Miss Johnson has now returned among
US, and Is We believe residing In Georgetown
The citizens OF Georgetewn should induce her 10
give public reading BY all means
The APPROPRIATION OF - 600, which was
made by Congress at its last session for the pur-
pose Of causing the run known as James Creek :
TO be drained, cannot, we are authorized TO say,
he Used until the adjoining lands, set apart by
the proposed purchase for the contemplated
Arsenal Extension, shall have passed into the
hands Of the United States. When the Govern
mrnf gets possession Of the ground the work of
draining will be begun: and not till then such
i the wording or at least the meaning. Of the
bill authorizing the draining OF the creek. So,
the sooner the deeds OF purchase are delivered
the sooner will the proposed improvements be
commenced.
We ACKNOWLEDGES the receipt Of the prospec-
tus Of a new literary paper to be started in this
city, TO he called The Boquet.' Its editors
are to be G.. NJ. hammond and C.. Callan,
Young men Of ability and with no small amount
OF enthusiasm in their new enterprise. The at
tempt Is rather bold one in view Of the many
failures to establish literary paper here. but
success will be all the more eredit4Lle to them
under the circumstances. The Boquet, in 10
LIE published semi monthly under the auspices
Of the Franklin Lyceumi terms 81 per year
THANKS to "Proca," Of Georgetown College,
diets Of that College, now numbering sixty, have
Teorganized, and have chosen C sullivan captain;
MessIs. Ward. O'Byrne, Deballion and Glare
LIST, ID 3d and 9TH lieutenants, and Messrs Ofatt
Ryan, Semmes and X ost, sergeants. The Cadets
are about to visit w ashington on parade. sue.
to them Glad to hear that the Star is well
liked by the students. They are gentlemen Of
good taste,