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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
Correspondence Of The STAY.

GEORGETOWN, July 3, 1857.
We hail with pleasure the advent of our new
military corps, the Georgetown City Guards who
will he ready for their first parade in a short time
and who, if accounts be true. will commend
themselves to the patronage or our citizens both
as To their soldier-like appearance and drilling.
Their progress has been such that their instructor
thinks il vain boast to say that IL will I've th.
hest drilled corps in the District; such a
will enlist the pride and good will Of the COM
munity. The material of which IL is composed
insures its prominency we'll II its security
f'"m any acts, either of the company individual
members. that would detract from the high char
acter with which IL has commenced its career
\ large number of the uniforms have been COM
pletcd
Letters have been received in this city this
morning saying that 4 breach had occurred upon
the canal at the Point of Rocks level, aud that a
CulveTt some distance beyond had been damaged
What the amount of the damage done. or the
length of time which will be necessary 10 repair
them, II not stated.
Our river whaTves this morning present rather
u more lively appearance than for some time past.
We would advise the readers of the Star. who
intend making an excursion This summer. TO
cure tickets for that uf the Methodist choir. on
Wednesday. the l5th. They will be accom-
panied toy several celebrated vocalists from w ash
lagtou and elsewhere. Some of the tallest kind
o. singing and lots Of real pleasu- may be antic-
pdied.
Arrived-Packet schooner Fairfax Mott. New
York, to r. 4. Dodge. with mdze TO the follow
ing persons: 5O0 bbl> cement 10 NJ c Meigs: )
TillaseTs and - pieces castings for Capitol EK-
tension; Q casks lead and ) rolls sheet lead TO T.
Evans; furniture Ia McGTegor & Co; loo bbls &C.
mcnt 10 ;. Frey; 10 boxes tin plate, case steel
10 r.. vi. LinthiCum 10 hhds porter. Is bbls cider
bblS ale. 10 Army Shinn: tiles. brick. &c, TO
Georgetown Cas- Company; 81 bbls calcined plas-
ter, To w. Ill. Cooley * Co; 35 bblS liquor 20 h j
Seinmes; Il boxes and ckages, 10 ID. English
Sons; ! cases. MIR. Freeman; pieces marble, to
Mr.. Rutherford: marble, to fl Parry; 80 bundles
spokes. &c. To %. II. Muncaster boxes. 4 Dbl,
to r. Thomas; buggy, boxes, &c, to Superintend-
ent Deaf and Dumb Asylum: chairs. &c, to G. w
Boalter; 20 boxes coffee, To b a 10 bx> Yeast.
u Barbour Scmme>; - c7sns. to q. c Dyer: 3
hhd> wine, 10 q. w. Ri-->; rope. to w Thomp-
son Co; , cases porcelain. to c T. Ritten-
house: paper and paint. to HYDE & Davidson: ~
boxes and 10 cases goods to Howell & Stribling:
3 boxes, To Is + Norsel, rrfrigerators TO g
Francis, case plate glass. to John l.. Kidwell,
bays, boxes &c, To c T. Upperman: leases &C
10 c. +. Bailey; bblS To VI Young; box 20
b. Summe.s; case paper. 10 X. Farnham; hdl
to A. Ba>>ett. Schr>. Extra. Lewis. philadelphia
10 toaS coal TO Dickson. Gordon & Co: John
Alexander Lewis, do, I26 tons coal 10 same;
>imr Diamond State KeTwan. to HYDE a David
son. SPECTATOR
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Ry y. GREEN. AuciIoneer.
" 20 BRICK HnI-SES AM LOTS a.

PENN>lLvhNlA AVENUE. IN THE FIRST WARD.
AT AUCIloN:-on MON ia \. the 9th day of Juy.
Sal sell G front of the premises, at O'Clock L. VI.
thar handsome new and large brick House. situated
ri The corner OF PcnnSN wanna avenue and E street
and The lot on which 10 stands, being lot No p I
square lnl which fronts 4j feet inches 10y IS feet
inches, and the house covers all the lot.
And immediately after the saln of the above shall
sell larIC three story brick House on tae north
side Of Peunsy wanna avenue, between 18th and oth
streets. and tn" lot on which II stands.
Also. a lot Immediately III the rear of the House.
fronting on street.
The house has tack building. and contains Is con-
venIently arranged rooms and wide passage.
FERNS: One fourth cash balance M q, IL H. ard
u months, for notes bearing interest from day of
sale. dee; given and deed of trust taken. Title
Indsputabc.
je SID 4. GREEN, Auctioneer
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MAINE IrEMs.-The Machias (Me) Repabli-
can says
There Will Toe AT least quarter more farming
in this country this year than ordinary Tue
reports from the grain and grass crops at the east
ward. are good.
The Bath Times says the rate Of taxation in
that city this year, will be but six mills dol
lar, and adds:
'Our CITY Fathers think with this rate they
can provide for ali the wants of place in a
suitable manner"
Mr.. Treat, Of Lubec. is now engaged in stock
Ing Beaver Lake. few miles below Calais, with
various kinds of fish. lie is now i'm 1T John pro-
curing salmon, shad and alewives for this pug
pose.
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FUNERAL OF GAIT. DEAYTON.-The funeral of
Drayt"n took place in New Bedford on the Both
ult.. at the City Hail
The Mayor. Board of Aldermen and Common
Council Were present. The hall was about two
thirds full.
The opening prayer WAS made Ivy Rev. VIM
Jackson cOiored. of that CITY; after which an
address was made by Rev. MIR. Weiss of the Uni
tartan church. The concluding prayer was bv
Rev. Mr. Pennington, COored. of New York At
the conclusion Of the services. the Mayor and
committee repaired to the Rural Cemetery, and
the body was Inferred. y large cOncoursc of peo-
pic, mostly colored. went To the burial
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MADAME NOUN has prepared by special request,
n Salve for the cure OF Cancers, which never was
known To ail. Also. a Cordial for Dy senteTy, Dlar
rhea. and Summer Complaint, which acts as a per
feet charm to arrest all of these Diseases Also,
Save for the Piles, ian extract from flower IA
ereign remedy. Give them n trial. Like her Con
sumption Destroyer, they may he relied on. She
offers no article but what has been tested. To be
had at No S9 q street, between Ith and 18th. Also
at Nairn Il Palmer's Drug Store, corner 9Th street
and Penn. avenue. 49,
The Consumption Destroyer also can be fOund'in
Alexandria at Mr. Castleman's Store, on King
street nv sole az ent for that place. la Georgetown
M Mr. r. a. Newman's, on Bridge street. )" -
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Mechanics and workiu-m.u.

Troy. y. Y. July .. IS57-The Mechanics
and WorkingmcnS state Central Committee j,
in session here, and Yesterday the terms Were re-
Ceivod from fo'iv-two clubs located in different
Couniie> ot this state, which show that the az
gregdte number of members in these clubs i
1910. Propositions was received for the for
nation of nine new clubs. IL il intended 10y the,
State Committee To publish n newspaper A
committee of democrats arrived yesterday morn
ing to consult with the wo-kingmen. and in the
afternoon a committee Of republicans came up
from Albany for the same purpose. Neither
committee has been admitted as vet. Both par
ties are trying TO get votes for the next election
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:. IL A gnu, or horned horse, purchased by Jno
Robinson, proprietor of Il Southern circus broke
loose from the stable where he was confined in
Cincinnati on the I'D and committed some
strange freaks before he was secured An limo
cent organ grinder, who was furnishing music to
The inmates of shop on Seventh street was rst
attacked and landed on the top of his organ, in
the gutter. An elderly woman was the next vic
IN, the gnu tossing her into the air but without
seriously inuring her. After coming into COLI
sion with TWO or three other persons, the animal
Was finally secured by his owner
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THE DEPARTURE GENERAL WALkER-
Yesterday afternoon General William Walker.
- President Of Nicaragua" who has been solourn-
ing here for the last fortnight. during which
time he has been - seeing the elephant and de-
hvering speeches from the boxes of theatres
left by railroad To Philadelphia en- roHts for
Charleston. He was accompanied by Capt FayS-
sonx The General will not make anv stay in
Charleston, but will proceed At once 10 Nashville
for the purpose of holding conference with his
father. who resides there. He will then 90 10
New Orleans. where il is understood there is
plan concocting for the sO-called Liberation of
Nicaragua.
The circumstances attending the arrival and
departure of the General worthy of note IL
will be remembered that when he arrived al the
Park, where lac was to have had public recep-
toa by his SympathizerS. the eloquence and pa
triotiSm which burned in the breast of the orator
selected TO welcome him was unce enormously
extingulshed lay the copouS showe:s which Were
falling at the time and the municipal war. which
was Il its height. was too great attraction for
the assembled patriots. who Immcd iatelv desert
ed the stand. leaving Walker and his followers
alone in their glory. lie departed yesteIdl ~, ia
the midst of another rain storm. quietly a. any
other cosmopolitan, there being no demonstration
of any kind.
Ii is supposed that Gen Walkers next move
ment will be to drive Gen. Martinez. the present
usurpcr ia Nicaragua, out Of that rePublic-N,v
York Herald.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Railroad Accident.

MARIETTA. ONO, July 2-The injured pas
sengers who survived the railroad accident be-
tween this place and Cincinnati yesterday, are
being most carefully attended 10, and are gene
rally doing well. I'm the confusion and painful
excitement incident TO this unfortunate accident,
II has been impoSsi hle, far, 20 discover sccu-
rately the full particulars Of the affair, or the
names OF the passengers killed or those supposed
10 be fatally injured The officers Of the railroad
Company, a well the citizens Of this place
and of HaTmar and Athens have shown the most
active sympathy with the sufferers. All the other
trains upon the road running regularly
Among the wounded are VIM williams Of
Harper's Ferry, Va: Jacob Rosner, Of " Wheeling
ard II. lverSon. Of Baltimore
killed-MrS. WIN. Bigham. of Marietta: Mr.
Richardson, OF Boston. and man whose name a.
unknown
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Fatal ARRAY i'm Kansas.

ST. LoUrs, July flames LYLE. county re-
coFdHT and probate clerk. was Killed Ivy free
state man named Halter, on the both ult., in an
anfay growing out Of an election 10 lll acancies
i'm the city council at I.eavenworth Kansas Hal
Ter was arrested. Great excitement ensued, and
a riot was unprecedented
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FASHIONS AND FoLLIEs OF WASHINGTON LIFE.
Drama of thrilling interest, by Henry Clay Preuss.
No Drama of modern times, has met with more uni
versa popular favor received CHER critical COIL
mendaflon than this admirable picture of political
intrigue Love and crlme-eac h of characters are
yIvIdly drawn, and have their cOunterpars in every
day life, las the states Major can abundantly testify
For sale by all Book sellers The trade supp led nj
liberal discount, by RICHARD ROBEErs, Northern
Liberties Bookstore 81 Seventh street, Washing
ton. IT,
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MAKING AN EFFORT FOR IIFE.-L Lord Cock
burn says OF old Adam Ferguson, the historian of
land. - that he lived fifty year. longer than ma
ture meant, by rigid care Wine aud animal food
brsought his appetite in vain, but huge messes Of
mix and vegetables disappeared before him. al
ways IN the never-failin9 cloth and fur. | never
heard OF his dining out, except at his relation
ID. Joseph Black :, where his son Sir Adam Uhe
friend of Scottl used to say it was delightful to
see the two philosophers riotins over a boiled
tuTniDr
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FITS AND FEVER AND AGUE.-TO Those tch % lore
h,iT EtlOtc BeinES.-I have a remedy tpurely veg.
stale for Fever and Ague, + its and Failing Sickness
which has been know To fail. 1t pleasant
al as cheap,as IT is ethcacIous. Any person who III
send me the Names and direct ions Ia the residences
of ten individuals sick of Consumption, any dis
ease of the Chest or Lungs or suffering from bro
ken down and shattered Constitution, will receive
reward tins Recipe. II embOdles full Instructions
for making and admin STEERING this wonderful Medi-
cine. Address, DIR. TRACY DELORME, New York
Post Ofhce je6-Im
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Nv JAS. e. McG tIRE. AuciIoneer.
rNRTS TEE'S SALE OF NEWLY NEW
= URNITUEE AND lloCS EKEEPISG EFEECTs-On
TUESDAY MORNING. July eth, AT 10 o'clock
by virtue of two deeds of trust. duly recorded a c.
the subscriber Will sell the entire Furniture and IF
fecs OF the Burnett House.. sIuat ed at the corner
OF 81 street and Pennsy vanIa avenue. which has
been recently refuTnIshed with excellent Furniture
CarpetIng, Bedding, &c. We name IN part
Mahogany Hair Spring Sofas. Arm and Parlor Chairs
Mahogany and Walnut Centre and Ruut Tables
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase
Excellent Cane and Rush seat Chairs, Rockers
Spring seat Lounges, Curtains and Shades
Looking Glasses, GIrandoes, Vases
Aub9ssan, Fhree-ply, and Ingram Carpets
Ol,cloth. Hair Carpets. Rods and Eyes
Bronzc Iron Hat Tree, Oak Arm Chairs
Mahogany, French, and Cottage Bedsteads
Martrobes, WashstaIds, and Toilet Sets
Chamber Tables, Whatnot. w iudow Shades
Curled Hair Mattresses, holsters and Pillows
Blankets. Comforts, and Spreads
Two Walnut Extension lining Tables
Maple Cane seat Dining Chairs
Granite Dinner and Coffee Ware
Glassware and Table Cutlery. Block Tin Ware
Cooking Radiator and other Stoves
Bar, Counter. and Bar Room Furniture
Together with a large and excellent assortment of
Household Effects, not necessary To cnume-
rate.
i he above Furniture, &c. was all purchased new
within the last months, and excellent order
Terms: S3i and under. cash; that sum a
credit of =. s. and months, for satisfactorily en-
doTsCd notes, bearing interest.
b. NII.BURN. Trustee
JAS. c. Mcguire,
Il
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WE WOULD REMIND our many readers that to-
MORROW is the 4th'oi July and hence they should not
fail to provide themselves with ample supply Of
good reading matter. The Attn coming on Saturday
al the stores will be closed days consecutIvey
We would therefore recommend them to call to- day
at SHILLINGTON's Book and Stationery store, OdeOn
Building and supply themselves with all the Weekly
Papers, Magazines, sufficient for both Saturday md
did not do IL
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The Ocean Telegraph.

IT. JoHNs, July 3.-Her Majesty's steamer
CyclopS, dispatched ny the English Government
10 make Soundings along the telegraph plateau
between Newfoundland and Ireland arrived here
yesterday, and makes favorable report-connrm-
ing the report made by Lieut.. Bergman, of the
United States steamer Arctic.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Flour is quiet; sales q
5,Wl bbs.; State so pa sc Is, OhioS6 7OaS7 81,
; puthcrn - 25aS7 60.
Wheat is firm; sales of 1910 bushels; white
canadian Sl95. Corn is heavy sales of 1000
bushels; mixed SIC.
Provisions are dull Mess pork Sos 80. Beef,
Chicago repacked, Sic 50aSl7. Lard is steady
at Hall &c.
Whskyis firm; Ohio Bic
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Baltimore Markets.

RALTINORF. July -Flour has declined l2so;
Howard str', { At - IS.
Wheat is unchanged; choice white $50. d
Si.S2 Corn is firm; mixed - white e7a-9c.,
yellow Sc.
Whisky is steady; City &c, Ohio 3lc
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u The grand prize fight for the champion
ship OF England an event which had excited C On
and resulted in Tom Sayers defeating the famous
Upton Slasher in eleven stout contested rounds
The tight lasted one hour and forty minutes and
was witnessed by an immense cOncoursc of poo
Dle
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"A Cor. OF llth 81. and Pa. are,

orer Edrnhnm's Bookstore.
MIR. r. NICHOLS Crouch, composer of upward
OF 5000 songs. author of % Kathleen Mavournecn,'
and musical editor of Cooley Iady's Book
Continues giving Vocal Lessons to his Pupils and
Glasses, every Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, and
Friday. at the above Institution.
Members enroited erery day, as no vacations oc-
cur during the Summer mOnhs-THIS SEASON,
beng the proper time. for Vocasts To study.
Apply TO Mr.. CROUCH, Mt the Academy of Music
every morning from to IN O'Clock
Musical Lectures delivered every Thursday even
mg-Illustra 10y the Pupils of the Institution.
ie 1-pnim
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auct!oner.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A NEAT FRAME
L HOUSE AND LOT on 9TH STREET WEST BETWEEN
NJ AND STREETS NoRTH.-On THURSDAY AZ
TERNOON, July 9th. at So O'Clock, on the premi-
seS, by virtue of deed of trust, lated July 2lst
1885, and duly recorded in Lber J. 4. X, No 60 To-
los "a, %, and o. of the land records for Wash
lngton county, d. c., shall sell Lot ~ in Coyle's
subdivision in Square No. i2i. fronting I6 feet in
ches on 9Th street west, between NJ and y streets
north. running back 95 feet feet alley with
tine improvements, consisting OF neat ard we'll
built frame dwelling House.
Terms cash. JAS. M. WILSON Trustee.
lie 4-2awSds j. c. MrGI-IRE Auc.iopen-
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4. GREEN. AuctIoneer.
BY a. GREEN. Auctioneer.


DJ Bl.lC SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust
1 executed to me. and recorded IN Iiber J. 4. =.
NO ~ oI!os iJh, ISL. 49, and I39. one of the Land
Records OF Washington county. IN the District of
Columbia. | shall on tt ESDAE, the Srh of
June" al SIX O'Clock p. M, front of the premises
v'r Tor sale at public auction TO the highest bidder
theret"r the following property. To- wit: Il" Al the
i"!"Wing rece or parcel of property. to wit part
Lot No. hIn Square No. 3i5 Gf StIf CITY. beginning
Tor the same AZ The southwest OF SAID lot and
rtEiIInE thence north along the limo of Eleventh
street west - i"eI. THENCE east p feet thence north
TWO "ct, thence east II feet inches the rear at
san lot, thence south along the Inc of the SAID
nt - feet 10 the southeast of the SAID lot
thence west along the south line of sand lot % feet
inches Z" the point of beginning a."
Terms. cash. Property To Toe resuld at the risk
and expense "t the purchaser unless terms are com
pied with IN three days from day of sale.
EDWARD Z. CARRINGTON,
Trustee.
j. lo--aw&d A. GREEN, AuctIoneeT.
IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
IN cUnseducn"e "f the RAIN, until Tt ESDAY the
!th INST, at The same hour and place. by order of
the Trustees.
~ I-3,%dS \. GREEN. AuctIonecr.
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For SALE CHEAP-And on liberal TERMS the
L following FRAME DIV BILLINGS. VIZ : One
Just finished, and situated on tho northwest corner
Of ed and j! streets. IN the First Ward; one Just
finished. and on the west side of LIST west be-
tween and and IN rapidly improving part of the
city one on the east side of 2Sth street west be
tween T. and r, and near Easb,'s Ship Ward :" md
two, Nos. ll6 and III. north side Fast Caplt"!
street. Also. five more, situated IN different parts
oi The city. Apply at No. j2 I'D story 18th street.
Je 10 POLLARD WEBB
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I.YoN' MAGNETIC Powder, for the extermlnation
of Bedsugs, CockToaches. Moths Ants, and Mos
guIoes. Also Pills for the destruction of Rats and
Nice, for SALE wholesale and RETAIL at Shilling
Odeon Building, corner of ~ street, and Pennsyl
vanea avenue. II
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Square No. 81, all fronting on the Circle, north
street. New Hampshire avenue, and I'D
street west.
Terms: One-i"uTth cash. the residue i'm 6. y. and
IL months with interest secured by deed of trust ON
The premises.
All convey anclng at the cost of the purchaser.
~ I'd J. &. NcGI n T.. Auct
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10 months, with interest. satisfactorily secured
V sd JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctloneers.
VALUABLE + RIM AN ID BEAUTIFUL
v COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC SALE.-On
TUESDAY, Sih instant, at o'clock p. M. on the
premises, will sell that beautiful and highly cul-
tIvated Farm. late the country residence of A.
Hoover, Esq, DECEASED. y ing In Alexandra county,
virginia, one mile from Georgetown, and on the
heights Just above the Aqueduct.
This Farm contains about one hundred and sixty
acres, high state of cultivation. well fenced and
enriched with the liberal Of fertilizers. There
is large Orchard of the choicest fruits In full
bearing.
The dwelling, which is nearly new, Is ~ feet
square, surrounded with ten feet WIDE pOrtico
contains large paTlorS, rooTny hall, five large cham
hers, kitchen, bathroom, water closet and every
modern convenience; also, reservoir on the top of
the house. In fact, no expense was spared to make
the dwelling comfortable and elegant.
Tho situation is beautiful. commanding extern
sIve country. city. and water view and is within
few minutes walk of Georgetown.
The other improvements consist of new barns
Shcds, stables, styes. &c.
There is liberal supply of pure water close to the
honse, and the farm Is well watered with several un
failing streams.
The terms, which liberal. will be made known
at time of sale. A. p. HOOVER.
Je 2-ts WALL. BARNARD, Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequence of the ram until WE NESDAI
AFTERNOON, July 8tn, same hour and place.
jy l-dts WALL & BARNAR ID. Aucts.
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EOR RENT-A two story BRICK Dwell
Il LING. with back building and fine yard at
tached, situated on r. street, between 18th and nth
streets. Tn" house could be made one of the hest
business stands IN Washngto ton. being within n few
steps of Wizards, and adjoining Fnt's Hotel. Pos
session given the LIST of July. Apply to FRANCIS
MlI.Lt.R, alEIly Grocer. corner of L and 18th Sts
je 13-tf Unte)
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The article thus concludes ::

q" That political witt will ever cease any
more than cloqucnce, to be part of politics, no
more believe than we believe that the earth will
cease Ia bear prickly roses white nettle- flow
ers. There may be an occasional lulI but the
WIND OF Idrty excitement will continue to blow
AMI. Ike certain winds in the South which brings
Iocu>tS, II bearN wit and satire upon its WINS 3
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MUSICALE.
81 III EV"r boS Z

~ j. IL. FLEET has the honor To inform his for
mar patrons, citizens of ashington Georgetown,
and vicinity. that, by request of many of his friends
he mas been induced Ia return to his old Held Of ahns
and will resume his profession Teacher of the
Piano Forte. GnItar. Flute. Thorough Bass, and
Singing. III the most improved style. IL may not he
SupcriluouS Ia add that Mr.. FLEET has I'm has pos
session testimonials FROM former Heads of Depart
mcntS, members of Cons rcsS and others of dI>IEc-
ton, HON he had the honor 20 serve. Mr.. Fleets
experience Eeacl IT, for he last eighteen years.
will gIEe fad assurance OF his qualification IN the
art, aud promises iuI satisfaction To those who may
favor HIM with their patronage. Terms reasonable.
Orders l"ti at the Piano Store of Richard Davis.
Esd. or through the Georgetown Post Office, vii.
he promptly attended To. ia X7-SW&S-
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GRAFTON ID. HANSON.

EOR SALE-On liberal terms. that valuab Z
L sol ARE OF GROUND No. I,l3. situated be
tween 18th and 18th streets aud and = containing
ln,GH feet. Apply at No 5l2 cd story 7,h street
jel5 POLLARD WEBB, Agent
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WArCH RETuRNs-John ID BAPTIST. disorder.
ly and profanity. fine and costs, S3 Il: J Henry
Thomas, cOored, drunk and diSordprly fine and
costs. AZ; George Deggs, do. do. 81 II; Dunn
seY Jordan alias James Dorsey. do. do 50 II
Being unable to pay the costs they We're commit
ted 70 the WOTkhOnSe for thirtY daYs each.