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.SATIUNAL INAUGURATION

e~>-A-A BALL.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION
hon J Thompson, Msjo! WIN w Russell,
Hon George L pugh, RI Neyin.
Hon Clancy Jones, w Mabon.
Hon c Faulkner A II Stoupbton.
Hon Jno Phelps. Chas w Welsh
The subscribers to the National Inauguration
Bali are requested TO leave at the Stationery store
OF VIM L. Rayly, No 279 Pennsylvania avenue
the naTes and places Of residence Of the ladies OF
their families for whom cards Of Invitation are de-
sired or transmit them through the post Office to
Major VIM. w RUSSELL, Chairman Of the Conn
mittee.
A subscription book NAV be found at the store
Of Mr. Bayly. WM W. RUSSELL.
Jan Jo-ua Chairman.
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TOWN HOUSE, GEORGETOWN,
- ID. c, February 18th, 1s57.-NOTICE
j those whose School Tax Is not paid, must pay
the same prior to the I'D instant.
G.. p. SHEKELL,
IeD II-5t Tax Collector.
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EXHIBlTION.-THE YOUTH Home
SNA Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, Oh street, between and +,
Will give an EXHIBITION in the Church on
THURSDAY EVENING, the 10Th inst, com.
mencirg at ~ O'Clock
The exercises will be Of a very entertaining
Character, consisting Of REGULATIONS, Dialogues.
Solos, Duets and Choruscs 10y the children
hdmission.25 cents for adults-12H cents for
Chi9fen under IL years OF age feb 164t
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SORPHAN'S FAIR.-THE FAIR for
40 -. Joseph's and 81 Vincent's Male and
Female Orphan Asvlums, will be opened TO-
MORROW EVENING, IG,h instant, at o'clk,
at Iron Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, between oh
and 10th streets. feb Off
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Lost and Found.

f-THIs MORNING, BETWEEN
~ Trinity Church and the CORNER of eth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, drab CLOAK CAPE,
trimmed with dark plush The finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning e. FITZHU6H
COfIE CO.'S Warehouse, Seventh street
feb 19-ltt
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.WsNATi0SAL
office $50 Pennsylvania Avenue,
ORE EiI,p,x,, n,xo &c. r.a.-,L.

THiS LINE HAVING BEEN REBUILT
l. during the past season, is now working with
ont interruption, and offers the chea pest and most
direct Geographic communication to the West
Northwest, and Southwest. feb G. eolm&
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TN TIE GALLERY OF THE
mouse or Representatives, or on the way
rom The nee to the east Portco, BLACK LACE
COLLaR The finder will receive thanks and =
re.srn y desired, by leaving II al the Sta: Onoe
feb IL 3t&
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COTILLON PARTY THE MEM
~ beers Of the Active Association Of the
n orthern Liberties F Ire Company, take pleasure
IN announcing to their friends that they will give
lhelr Fifth CotiilCn Party, at their Hall, on
February 10Th, 1857
FEB 17-3tk BY TIE COMMITTEE
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II start, i've NOTES OF HAND, drawn bv
Joannah Hassan, and rayable to the order 81
VIM Venable for e25 each, payment of same
having been prohibited. The hnd will please
leave them with Mr.. Geo. venable, at the Bank of
Washington, or Messrs English Sens, 6eorp,
town, and receive q suitable reward IL requ red
IT. w yENA6LE
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The Court Of inquiry. The following
" General Order" explains all tho points Of
interest with reference to the manner in which
the recent supplemental naval reform law i,
TO be executed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06

Major y. b. French, of Washington ,,.
in the following letter, makes very stro.l
point against the bred Scott decision fro,, ns
of the Convention which framed G
Constitution:
10 the Editor Of the National Era,
ArRi1 -, 1851
have not read the opinions of the Iud,.
of the Supreme Court in the bred Scott e,..
at length vet, and do not know whether e,L..
of them alluded TO a certain portion of A..
proceedings in the Convention that hrn,.l
the Constitution Of the United States. lfn..
did not. / wish you would respectfully s,i
Mr.. Chief Justice fancy, what he suppo.,'
the statesmen of that day meant by the word,
other fire. citiaeas' when they adopted IN
Committee Of the Whole, the following reso.
luton
Resolved, That the right Of suffrage +,
the first branch of the National Legislature
ought not to be according 20 the rules estab
ishcd in tho articles Of confederation. bi,
according to some equitable ratio of roprese,.
tation namely. in proportion to the whole
number of white and other free citizens. and
inhabitants of every age, sex and condition
including persons not comprchondcd in Che
foregoing descriptions except Indians not
paying taxes in the State
LIST. The whole number Of white person, /.
designated. That forms one class.
2d. Other free citizens are designated
forming another class.
Sd. Inhabitants Of every age, sex and CON.
dihon, including persons not comprehonjst
in the foregoing description, forming another
class.
Finally, Indians not paying taxes were ol
cludcd
We have. then, oU The ,rhte cihreu' an "a
inbobboafs, including slaves, without dopl
included. and we have Indians not raym
taxes included.
Then who should have been meant D.
those "ohcr free rtis1n'f For my pant.
confess ] cannot think of any other person
except free negroes, who could possibly ha,
formed that class dcnomnotcd obcr IL
citizens"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06
Iorrign Nrms.
LArER FROM EUROPE.


HAIIrAX, July %. The Royal Man
Steamship Europa, Capt Lott, arrived at TINS
port at ten o'clock this evening bringing
dates from Liverpool of Saturday, 3th INST
GREAT BRIrAN. On Friday, in the HOUSE,
of Lords, Lord Brougham brought forward ai'
motion for an address to the Queen to aus
countenanco all measures tending to proplo,o
the slave trade in powerful speech no
pointed out the serious consequences hho,!
to ensue from the importation of free AN'
cans into the French colonies, and was sue
it was only necessary to call the attention %
the French government to the subject, TO III
duce them to abandon the policy,
Lord Clarendon fully endorsed Lor1
Broughams sentiments, saying II 1t tufho'
out that the slave trade was revived, the gov
ernment would not hesitate to use the power
vested in it to stop it..
The address was agreed to.
In the House of Commons, Sir C. W ooo
gave notice for a motion of a vote OF 2o'ooO
more seamen for service in the Indian seas,
On motion Of the Chancellor of the pa,
ehequer, tho House voted half a millio"
pounds on account of the Persian war.
After a spicy debate on the merits oil 'na'
and the Indian and Chinese proceeding,
Lord John Russell asked, but failed TO- &C.,
government to give up day for the consider,
alton of a new bill he proposed to introuu's
for the admission of Jews to Parliament
He then asked leave to bring in bill on Wv
subject, but after protracted and NOISY az
bate the House adjourned without action
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06
THE ELECTIONS.


MIssoURI.-St. Louis, Aug f. Scatter
ing returns have been received from the city
and county Rollins majority in this city is
about 1900 or 1900. Mayor Winers major
ity last spring was 700. The vote is very
much reduced, and Rollins falls behind Fill
more's vote. The complete vote of this city
indicates that Stewart has carried the State
by 5000 majority.
Stewards majority in Gasconade county
will probably reach 300
Cooper county gives Rollins 275 majority
for Governor.
lowA.-Dubuque, Aug 4. The election
passed off quietly yesterday. The vote OF
the city stands at about 1900 for the Demo
Gratis. and 400 for the Republicans
The Democratic majority in Dubuque coun-
ty is about Is. The majority against the new
Constitution in the State will probably reach
2000.
In Scott county the Democrats elect THEN
Sheriff and Judge, and the Republicans the
balance of the officers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06

Gov. WALKER AND THE SoUrH-It is
hard to believe that the recent singular change
in Gov. Walkers course can have any connec-
ton with the Southern attacks on him, or
with the election soon 10 come off in several
of the Southern States. But comments like
the following in the Washington Union upon
Gov Walkers march ON Lawrence look rath-
err suspicious
"Our political friends at the South. who
have cast consure on Gov. Walker, must see
in this proclamation a determination on his
part 20 maintain the laws, while he is exorting
himself for the peaceablo solution of the
Kansas difficulties. Thoy have evidently mis-
taken the man, If they have at any time sup
pesed that his synpathies were with the Abo-
litionists OF that Territory. All doubt should
now be removed
WAsmSoroS, Aug. g. Judge Mason to-
day retired from the office Of Commissioner
Of Patents. samuel r.. Shugert, the chief
clerk, viii act in his place until his successor
IS appointed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06

CHILIANs 40 MATCH FOR GREEN Noun
TAIN BoYs.--The Vermont Autograph and
Remarkor says that young Vermonter, He
man b. Johns, aged u years. and only six
feet and three inches in height, with weight
of 222 pounds, lately accepted challenge to
a wrestling match Valparaiso. from "a great
burly, Spanish CHILEAN, who was called tho
Champion of Chill, weighing 27O pounds (;
OF course the champion was straightonod
out fiat ON his back. The young Vermonter
says that 80 the French, English and Amori-
cans were so pleased that he vanquished the
champion, that they made him a present Of a
gold ring valued at $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06


- ''o.'''S "' 'A
Sir John Franklin. This expedition, a, ou
readers are aware, is thcresult of lady Frank
Inns individual enterprise. While oil, ur
nearly all, whose faith led them 20 favor ior-
mcr expeditions, have lost all hope that amy
trace will ever Dee found Of the bold Arctic
nayigators, tins noble aud devoted woman
docs not yet despair.
The expedition sailed from Glasgow on The
10th of July The docks were crowded With
persons who came 60 catch glimpse of thc
gallant captain and daring crew who had un-
dertakcn the peulous voyage Lady Frank
lin and her niece were there, blessing the
expedition; and as the brave ship weighed
anchor and stood out 90 sea, the lusty cheers
of the assembled thousands testified that tte
Gmidlv deserted by government in Who's.
service her husband and his followers had
ombarkcd-to investigate and clear up Che
baxe .till hanging around the fate of the A.e
uc expedition. were muy appreciated.
Glasgow paper closes a glowing account of 'ae
departure Of the vessel as follows
Yes Lady tranklm expedition has 'a.'
cd ln lew gay. hence IL wan reach 'he "''
~nvlo s rn ','' canta;n SrcClintocL on3 5. y,
lo,t crow ,,o .inccrcIy v,isb God spced l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06

ENrRrMrs MuEr.-Ihc black Republican party at
the North and hc proslaycry RADICALS az the South, are
alike displcase with Gov Nalktts course aud policy in
Kansas Burit,qfua NeHtpici.
This is seemingly true, yet essentially false.
The Republicans find no fault with Walker s
promise we hope he will stick 20 it, to give
the people a fair chance while the Slayocrats
donouneo him for it, On the other hand,
Republicans condemn Walker for his pledge
to enforce the Bogus laws upon an unwilling
people while for just that the slayoorats APP
plaud him. 1t is the Northern dough-face
only who backs mp Walker, right and wrong.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06

The Brandon Christian Advocate says that
Mr. w. Kimball Of that town was lately
made the victim of some scoundrels, 10y means
of what is called the patent safe game. -
lie had been to Philadelphia to dispose Of a
valuable mare and with the proceeds, some
five hundred dollars. had returned to New
York city, whore he was cheated out of every
cent he had, 10y the means above mentioned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06
GEORGE NICHOLS, President
CHARLES II JoYoE, Secretaries.
LUTHER HENRY,

-Four hundred bushels of Tennessee wheat
was sold at Louisville on Tuesday at 81 80
per bushel At Chicago, on Monday, 200
bushels new red wheat was sold at Sl,7j per
bushel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06

PnlIAnEIrHIA, Aug 8. Passmore Will
hanson instituted legal proceedings, on sat
urday' against Chief Justice Lewis, of the Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania, for illegally re-
iusing to grant him a writ of habcas corpus
during the period when he was detained in
prison by Judge Kane
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06
VERMONT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

VERMONT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
The Seventh Annual Session, of three days
will be held at Mortified. commencing Tues
day. August Is, 1851
ORDER or EXERCISES.
Tyesdav-lO AN Organization. APP
pointmcnt of Committees. sc. Address by
The President. Rev. C.. Pcasc d. d. After
noon--Addrcss bv Rov. Eli Ballou. Essay
Inv MIR T.. Conant ON Academies and Public
Schools. Evening-Addross by Prof w A..
Cummings.
Wedncsaay- Forcuoon--Addross by Prof.
| w H. Buckham. Discussion The demand
| in Vermont for Normal schools Afternoon
Address by Edward Bourne. IL. d. Is
say bv Mr.. T.. C.. Johnson, ON Graded Schools.
/ Eycning-Addrcss 10y Prof. w. il. Parker.
ThnrsdqH-F orcnoon--Addrcss by Rov.
| C.. W. Cushing Discussion; Common School
Studies. and the duties of Town Superntcn-
dents in regard TO granting Certificates. AT
ternoon-Discussion Too frequent changes
i'm school Books-how shall the evil be rom
odicd. Election of Officers, and other mis-.
cclaucous business. Evening Discussion
An Educational journal for Vermont. Adj
dress by j S. Adams, Esq, Secretary Of the
Board of Education.
Each address .as time will permit viii b
followed by a discussion of its subject
Certificates of attendance. for free return b.
Railroad, viii be furnished by the Recording
Secretary.
Common School teachers, Town Superin
: tcndents. and all persons interested in the inn
proyemont of Vermont schools. are invited q
T attend and participate in the discussion of CHI
3 questions to come before the Association
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06


rails Argus of July so;
"A woup wrru NATIONAL MEy,-rhere are in Vcr-
mont large number 81 voters, formerly wings who are
really National men, lovers NJ the Constitution oud ihe
uicu. Such mon can have TO sympathy with the ni.-
union projects Of Che Black Republican perty' aud tN
Tho questions which divided the democratic and wing
pnrtos are either satisfactorily settled. have become
obsolete; aud common scnsc not 60 sly common bones
ty, points 20 hearty union ofpatuouc men everywhere
Tho Argts then calls upon the Wntos to /
support the shamocratic party He who /
respects the old Wing party will not be slow
to resent such impudence. 1t is supcrla-
tive.
s1Avrny.-The Holston Tennessee Pres
bytcry has unanimously resolved
1. Slavery IS mot necessarily sinful or sin pcv 'e
.. 10 is mot permanent or desirable institution and
20 Dee continued longer than the good of the master
B. The r6snci Is the rencly.for IT, and Christians
should strive for its removal u the spirit of tho gospel
purug it.. continuance ma.icrs ought TO- ,giloai
lhu NO their moral and religious elevation
Here is condemnation Of slavery, by men
who know all about it, abundantly sufficient
to Justify every black Republican in the
land for opposition to its extension. How
can politicians possibly perpotuate or extend
an evil for which fte qosoeI is prescribed as
..i,,,t ,.,,.... ',.,.,...., ,l, ooso.J D.
~,
we SUBMIT tne question: TOT 'n' '''''''
of believers in the gospel.
DARTMOUTH OohLh''h'-- '''''i'' '''
exercises much commended. The graduating
class numbered CT. Among Che honorary
dcorces conferred we notice the following
l. Ill J......l
,,-.-,. c..
DoH'' q A"''---> "'l"''''l i'B"'' ''
cinnati, Ohio Brother OF the late ko'.
/ Chester Wright, of Montpelier.
lL,.,c, of t,,.-Tustip $ Morrill,. Stanford.
....... c,.,o,.l y II
u anu ""7''"
T,ppovr,rtyr-A dailv SUNDAY. oxcept-
.,-...i c.l..,1... i...,. ...,ll;sbod
'"l '''''' '0''' W.
F,rA>p F,rr.-Ihe aggregate weight OF the Pre.i-
GENT and Vice Presidents Of tAe e,mont Democratic
''"', DIV 'i''''u
Nefmoht democrats Oh inc 'l'o'h S"'' '''o
like large potatoes though IN one point
fer %, the hWi FEM ia the hill Mr.. Sentinel.
!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06


for the ensuing year.
On motion, voted TO ADJOURN to haI past
one o'clock p. Nj.
AfrtHNooN.
Jacob Scott introduced the following reso-
luton which was read and adopted
Resolred, That the best interests oil the
County require that there should be one new
Senator and one new Judge of the county
Court elected every year. and This shall be the
rule and policy of the County, hercWier I'D
elccting County Officers.
Azel Spaldng, for the COMMITTEE on Noh-
inaaous, rt-..ao3rted as follows
Tor Senator's
JOHN GbEtOhl Y, OF Nol'lleiu'
FltANhLlN a. w nun J. Oh Warren
for Comly images
=. $. NEWCOMB OF w a'eroory'
For STATES Attorney, ,
CHARLES H. JOY w. OIL Noi'nnciu'
for 'h'V.
D. H. HASH mus OF at7"olu'
for y"ag' - if''a'''
HARVEY IILDfN' oi h"iio'
for Hgl n'"W,
JACOB BhNNtl l. oi i'' Mou' p''''''
D. d. PurNAM' CABOT
ALVIN BrALEY, KoNhufy'
II. A. HANcocN. Worcester, ''' ''"''
JosErH BRAprsn, Montpelier
Asa GroRoE. Calais,
Torn Committees
B~re-Obodiah Wood Harvey ridden a.
Joh'unou, A. A. Nichols J.. ,. uoH
BU'W-R ii. Stewart, >. H. Aye H. d.
Bosworth. L. y. Ellis. H. Avery. j. w.
Thompson n. ID. Sawyer D. Oo'il'e' N' -
Dewey
C0'as-R p. Moses. \. Da1ssett' H. H.
Pierce, IT, Is. Slayton' G. IS. Marsh
toboi-J. il. Damon, Il. ). rage Joseph
Hovt.
D~bwD- Il. ). Commngs' l.. u. turner
George w stevens
fogsto7-C. l.. Carroll oilaS fISher' 10 -
Campbell
East HoDPc5e-Sam l s. Macomoer' A
s. Brown, \. A. Putnam
Hanhfad-Nillord Martin. A. IT, Putnam
j. b. Pike, Eh Pitkin' ). ID. Holhster.
N.dd'e"I--Jomes Leland ID Ben. Scilo
ner. $. Daniels.
Honipo'e'--Joseph Poland Ao4oh helth
j. G. Emery, ID. L. Fuller, ). NJ. alton
Horfowl-Charles lhscomb' +. L' Gum
mings, H. Hathaway
l. 4 NTf1.r 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06

RowDYIsM IN RAILWAY CANS. - Speak
ing of his return from Burlington, on the ith
of July, the editor of the Hiddleb'uy Register
used the following terms:
ave think IL safe 20 say there never Ia this state
a greater amount of drunkenness and ruthaulsm crowd
cd into an equal space Our impressions OF mat two
hours ride are the less vivid for hn,ue been OH
gcd TO personally interfere for the protection of hc a
dies OF party, and ina defence of some of our most
respectable citizens from uuprosokcd assaults. We felt
landing upon the platform OF the station MS we SHOULD
on issuing from O den Of wild beasts -Hid@iepWY hat
isfcl.
Upon which the Burlington Free Press, re-
marks thus;
every person much in the way Of railroad travelling
has had occasion 90 notice gross offences nlnRago an'
conduct from individuals who seem 10 hc under mo- re-
straint whatever, and from whose offensive presence
was next to impossible 10 escape THIS leads 90 th9 que
~ whether il would be well 20 have an railroad con
ductors authorized By law 10 act as policemen, having
power such offenders ou Che spot, and 90 pat
them In the way Of sure punishment for their msdcods
close coufnclnci in tc hasgage under as vetcl
tin jail could be shcd without amy delay ofthe train
and punishment after conviction, according TO the dgre,
~ HE offence, would teach wholesome lesson 30 the of
Pres.
We hope such law will never be required
net railroad suporintondents adopt proper reg
ulations, and require station agents and con
ductors to permit noiutoxicated or disorderll
person to take a seat in a train--or, is ON,
gets in. to put him off in some proper place
whore he can be taken care of until sober
ness returns We take it that railroads ar,
not bound TO take auisaaces, to the dscomlor
and even danger of their passengers. Areg
ulation of this kind, enforced not only on hol
days, but etery dag, will do more good thai
arrests and punishments it viii tend to pre-
cent disorder and drunkenness,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06
WASHINGTON COUNTY REPUBLICAN
rnNNENTInN

Pursuant to previous call the Republicans
of Washington County met IN Convention at
the Court House in Montpelier. ON Thursday
July 30th. at ten o'clock A. NJ and were
called to order by T.. ID. Putnam. Chairman OF
the County Committee
On motion the Convention proceeded To a
permanent organization by clecting the follow
ing officers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06
DEATH or MRS. Il. Il. RIVED.

llA l IL VT MlNNs IL IL Ahifif'f
In the list of deaths this week. viii be OBJ
served that of the widow Of the late Hon.
Hczckiah II. Reed-a lady of many virtues
Death came to her without single note Of
warning. During the day Of her dcceasc,
Tuesday last, she was as well as usual in
deed, through the evening she kccnly enjoyed
the social visits of relatives and neighhors.
At nine o'clock she was suddenly attacked,
remarked two or three times that she could
not breathe. and in few moments died.
to We intimated last week that attempt
ed wing re-organizations have resulted only
in advantage to Sham Democracy The Shoms
want and expect just that, and do not dis
guisc it, The following is from the Bcliom
rails Argus of July So
"A woun wiru NAr1oSAI MEy.-rhere are in Yer
mont large number of VOTERS formerly vhgs who ar'
really National men, lovers NJ the Constitution and h
Union. such mon can have no sympathy with inc oN.
union projects of Che Black Republican parity aud tNl
should NOT hesitate aa thcr future political as-ucafs
PARTIES, either satisfactorily settled, OF have hecom
obsolete; aud common .cnsC not GO slf common none.
y, points hcartv union ofpariouc men everywhere
The Args then calls upon the WnrGs to
support the shamocratic party lie wh'
respects the old WING party viii not be SLOW
to resent such impudonce. 1t is supcrla
tive
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-06

BRING BACK THOSE BERRIEs We per
ceive that the lotciman, following mp the
error Of the Register, is creditng to the Rut-
land Herald the CITIzEN's acknowledgements
for those monster Strawberries" left upon
our table through the courtesy of the lady Of
Capt Andrews, Of the U. S. Arsenal in this
city, some three weeks since PergcHnes Git
zen.
We are sorry that our Strawberries are all
gone otherwise the Citizen should have the
largest of the lot