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TOWN ELECTIONS.

GOsHEN Wtdntsday, Apru i, tob.
,.,L .oun elections ia this COuG'y tO'sogel yes
80 a. ,,vns gave Demo ratio q rtties, ak Re-
y, Moan and tso American. Thrse towns are stu 70
be heard hsm
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rYRFIIN QUEBEC.

OrIpec. Wednesday. Aoiu |. ts,i.
Afrs broke cut in the snip yard Of Nj, L.mT,. .,.
.bi. rac,oing ard large quantity az ship msSnAAs
Wss DESTROYED. Esfmsted Ices Si",VVo'
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SPRING APPROPRIATIONS. 1857

. A., At -. ar .upcinf ,toot Of VrLv.rs,
nov op III TBAEE. PLY std fsCRAls CARfErlsG,
fAPnsrtr a, iii. ines trade. snt until further
npor'ee - I'd A. Lasr FALLs PsIcss The euiy ord
,otce, VII oe WIZ SMITH LoUS.BERy,
tes the WOLFE No As Bro.ds.y. near tsrsnd ct
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SiI RessoIs Why Eve1bodJ Uses
I.Y0N'S KATHAIRON:

LYONS KATHAIRON
J. tifhe Cheapest Preparation for the Hair ever made.
2. 1t pronounced BY ala to be the most beneficial
& Itis the most b, reesbe 70
T. III. the elesnest and most carefully prepared
s. IT,, II oct highly perfuues.
g. 1t 10 the only article that fails TO awe eutire 'ai'a
ton The immense sale Of the KATHARoS-neaIiy loNoS
bottles per year s'tess it. universal popularity.
Sold BY oil deslers everywhere for IS ceDts per bottle
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ToIR DOLLARS AND SEyRSTY-FIyE CENTS
,I,,r p,s,@o C.sttss With Fs.s bottles al - p
Al gone Sc Nst Of prices for other things 10 the
''' w J. r. DALEY Il Co.
Noe 81 and 6b3 Broadway.
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CHICHESTER DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC removes,
without Iurgire oil irregularities Of tue stomach. 'us1 a.
Heartburn, Piles Cos yeness &c 80 cents per bottle By al
Durri.is Depo. NJ lcl Walt. BAtSrs q PARK, NJ 80
B1tcsay, sld C. r. CaAcs NO l6o Chameef'st, n. H.
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APRIL.

BOIIONAtS OINtnfNI AND Ills w ha'
e their crPderss They approved BY the most engh-
su.c sanctioned b. the highest medical auth
i,y am dec nabe by recovered thousands 10 all dis
.sss OF the Ikin glands and secrsive organs
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B,IIErIN. = REGULAR NETWORK TRAD

SALE -GEo A IrAvIrT 4 Co, Auctioneer--The Trade
Sale 81 Bo THIS MoRsfSG at ?! o'clock Toe
,sI tiis dsy embr.ce. he Of B Lppncort Co
J L Chor & Co G n. NOE l. Co. sht psrd, Clark x
Blown. L Stephens Books Bro Collins Bro, John L.
Eesldsle c 4 Bid0le ard others.
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EXTRA FAMILY HAMS.

EXTRA FAMILY HAMS.
$500 ti.res. st,s T. sh.,s Php,s Samuel Davis QnreJ
and other br,nos cbo.ce fsDiy HANS ,,, /,
sHIPPSG HANS 500 teres slazod and yeiow Jagged ~
prime shpDng oidof TO-,
For sale ~ hAs1aM E 40 ppa,.a,,
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LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.

CAUTION DEALERS.
A pfopretos Of the names OF BONUSES
the bens close IA atom OF their
label ih Robt Low Son, but infe-
rio soap bavng qualities et for washing puitanng
Ienune they PROCEEDING With sctions tnroaso os
attorney, against every house so oaeSdng-
Lows Scars
Francis ToMgs Sous,
No. Msiden-lsne.
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TREES AND PLaNrs.-PARsONs ~ Co, Flush
Ing near N,wYoIk would advise PURCHASERS 10 ,end Ia 'as
oroerr tsy. The EyEk6kEEs and Otaer oiAehtA
Tees IL particularly good aud they offered at Low iais-
BspIr fkkEs SHRUBS Roses VINES and EXOTIC PANrs eau
be Furnished 40 ares variety and III choice quality Trees vi"
be deyeied A. Fulton ket wharf free Of freight Catalogues
by msl OF 1t No. % Wall e., baseIncLt
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DEFIANCE SALAMANDEk SnES.-ROBkRI VI.
P.rRIcg sole manufacturer IN the United Sa'es OF the
above celebrated Safes and patent Defiance Locks
sua Cross Bars. Depo; Ne. 49, PesTlst door below
hlden-lane.
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Iron BIDsTEADs AND CHILDRENs CRiBs.-A
Ir,p Red.ead a. ui.ssable piece OF fsrn'ure at any
IA there are 90 many bed quality 10 the market ta
rehs-as thy cosd,ian all a. woithis 10 get
food article, 20 TO besdqaarers. 81
-. JANIS, BstBE Co.'s,
r. No $50 Bfoaowsy,
..<s won viii find the sestot variety OF BEosrEaps AND
ssss Which Les only be TO .ss the question OF sspe
ris ShiLoshAs SEis> S.i
20 pr.ses =. - -. a, ,h.
.., ,ss ..y, 90 hsrt 90 that crd's h. nco 81 TOO
AZORES, uo,lce JANIS, BEErE o., ". so Brosd"'y
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HAVE NOT oOT

A silver. plated TEA.KETTLE. Bos's that ioa c.h ny
ope ct DMLEYs for eli; the usual Piiee io 'Ho ' e "
$40 90 Al d get before they are al sou.
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IhDtTEMENTS TO THE fUI'OIIhSI1 UT Df ''''"
.rD srxxys CLOTHING -conemPSng change In the hrm
on the May with view 70 the sane we are aesou'
Ia, r, s,,sn.v. stock Of FiKsT QUALITY READY MADE
and ANAL therefore reduce prices for the time
being 80 10 present inducements t" purchasers Inc
sssou,rut comprising R.ssa Ovsrcoas Dress and Business
Yt Pauaoons and Vests 10 the latest style OF Wooden ana
Linen Fabcs having been manufactured expressly of our
eprinx snd sales.
WA T. JENNINGS Co.. No. 81 BroedSAy
third door above Astor House
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SEWING hACiiINES.-l. III. Singer d 20. > IA
SITE beautiful Pictorial Paper full aud rv'lbs H.
SEwIsG MAcHsEs aud answers all que'ten
BE- ashed the subject al vino !esa TN. paper VII
Lean how 10 purchas. Saving MAcRIsE with winch 600
year clear profit BE- made, and win be protected hon
Srins upon Of she hubug aines oow be-
bre the pubhe, l. NJ. SisGER Co.'S GAzg11s -t be sent
mats r. al who apply by lester OF otherwise.
L. H. SMGEs { Co. No. SIS Broadway, New-fors.
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d ~ i u
TO THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY or THE UNITED STATES
rTNHE undersigned takes this method of informing
r the natna democratic party that nav
,1g assumed m % .e oe pp,s.'p @ @ @ . md
suppt hitherto extended 10 this time honoed organ
d he democraey and without which hA Aeo would indeed DC pro-
ileas. :, ~.
Union has entirely changed and improved New and beautiful
type daily weekly and weekly issues and the
NV e,,ou 10 spsge rs size as the demands
the future require and Is my i~ed purpose 70 spare
party every way worthy Of their confidence and support and re
bic and faithful medium q between INC y ana ~ M
Buchanan the presidential chair shall render 70 him ana g ",
ship sre great affairs 81 the countya crisis
faueh with r and danger % the rights q ,hs states and ihs
palriotc people country hts acknowledged talents,
.aea wisaem spaossa G a h a sa rs Nm Win so
tons ,ho and the nation He realized al
eopbnpg qualifications Of talents experience and
e , the sa Sss s.aysa a sps sy M ~ ,as an
they f the most honorable onoos OF the
the poy aar parity few ~ssss has suoed every pat
oc heart ia the land with confidence and hope Even h political
moderate it, tone and tho enemies Of our peace the
public BY aud rasonable agitation
Large the circulation a the Union h falls FAR short o. those
States and which ind cr IN large numbers IN too many Of
The southern States As e. auaot - % ne @ ,nese s
Those who been placed IN offices Of PROFIT by democratic votes
particular confidently for active cooperation in present
efforts TO place copy Of the Daily Wey or Sent Wey Union
hands every farmer mechanic and working man IN the
country =
The III Wey published son weekly during the reoes Of conere
nve dollars and contains all the reading matter which
The low Of dollar an,ton and is juse regarded as the
cheapest political paper u the word 4 aI e ana
twelvemoh would make ce ordinary odro ciuao II will be
ps e most pta articles Of the daily issue are
the weekly and during the sitting Of Congress careful
OF houses prepared
csyey for its columns contains besides all important State pa
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad Reduction
" Of California; States mali steamships leave New
York Anwa 9TH and 10th OF each mouth connecting
with mail steamers from Panama TO san Francisco
steamships approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty sped and sgfay @E- @
Tie Panama railroad f miles long) completed from
ocean, crossed IN hours The passengers
checked New York through Francisco and passengers
embarked the The
money paid in New rovers all expenses Of the trip
Reserve kept in port in New York. Panama. and San
Francisco detention in Of accident that the route Is
entirely rdiaJle N5l.a tes tts3a
leave Panama the day they arrive at Alnwa
Conductors 60 through by and take charge
and children without other protectors ss IS
through apply the agency III
West street. New York to l. W. RAYMOND b
May 6--du tfsE3.l4tI. 81 Z
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valuable Farm and water-power for sale.

TTNIIE undersigned offers at private sale very de-
srnbie containing $40 Is located the
extremity Charles county Maryland, and bounded
the Potomac river the by the Wconco
the north by cree that em M waters into the Womco
and the mouth Of which there Sufficient current ropcl mills
desirable extent s
The lands well adapted TO the growth Of corn wheat and To-
from the abundance OF that annually floats
shores and the quantity Of shells that IT, could be made
or richest the county. There upcrabundance o
comfortable dwelling house, kitchen, quarters,
house. stables and large barn. all in good order Oysters FISH, and
Baltimore the
Of Columbia almost daily, Address
JOHN HAMEEsBY,
June 5-lawG Harris Lot p. O., Charles CO., Nd
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TO OUR suBsoRIBERs.

Te wn upon books unss tAs
payment u the subscription be made IN advance
Subscribers may money by estsr and AL
wiz be assumed By ourselves IN its sAe
The COUNTRY PAPER pabHhed weeky during the sossioas
II ooaEress ard seinl weekly during the
subscriptions period than VIII be
proportaned y ths above annual rates.
SsTSTMasIEBs Aaiherzed agsAtss and By
sending IN sry DAILY suseribars eacioscd sf
WEEKLY subseribers h enclosed, viii be entitled %
gzui
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

rJNHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily between ST. Louis and Jefferson city connecting
the Lightning ne Of Msouyer packets that leaves Jeer
daily the arrival OF the train carrying the malls
md passengers for Bonneville Gasgow Lexington Kansas Iven
worth Weston, st. Joseph, and all intermediate points.
Through as and from "a 80
hours ahead Of beats starting from ST. Louis.
The Lightning Line packets equal boats in the trade and
schedule with the mails
delayed waiting for freight their Through
tickets be purchased in the principal cities c the United States
a offices In ST. Louis. T. McKIssICk,
May 22-du fa sF5 Asst Supt
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il II London. 1857
Treatise Fire Arms BY Lent simons Bengal ARTILLERY
1857.
Manual Of Drills for Heavy Guns 1 vol London 1857
Remarks Gunnery BY Bakely Royal Artillery
London. 1851
tIers BY Major Grnhs Royal Artiisry sn scs-
ton London. 1851
scoGcTns Weapons OF War vol London.
Spearmonf Iritsh Gunner vol. London
The Bengal Artillery, by Capt Buckle vol
Iondou ~ Y sssla
Aide euaoire, usage officers darterie vol Paris
Rife by Lieut. Colonel Jacob Bombay Artillery vol
London
La oOnrsc'en IA Fabrication des ares reu Par coscasi
Homiins. 1vel Parts. lt
Lorganrsoa rArucrc Par Bourg dArslsris
l vol, Parts.
Page. Tieors rcsn,sgo l vol sHssbourg
Dcs oshces dArrnorie he's Fondcries vol
Paris. .s. +. ~
Tae sur Arilerie Par scharnhorst vols Paris
Endcs lArtlerie Enpcreur Napoleon.
Paris. i.H WHN
Naval Gaupsrys By Howard Dousla. London.
Aug is FRANcK TAYLOR,
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STAFFORD II. PARKER, Register,
GEORGE W. MrNFORn, tg

secrctafy The UonnonWtaNh OF
s#F sssfs Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
Nohe holders @ certificates who desire 10 redeem By aitor
the limits the United fns ackno
edge penpotenary charge dires
general consul commercial agent appointed by
the uned States foreign country or before
the officer court o such country the mayor or other
chief Of city town. corporation therein residing
the acknowledgment before justice Of the peace
public commissioner Of deeds appointed by the governor OF
Virginia certificate must be delivered
RICHMOND Va, July 81 1857. July 3l--laWsin
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mo. 5s4.l
Notice

OF The Remoua Of The Land Office from 0JIBwA 10 OrTIH
f TAIL CnT, IN Ae Trrtory Of Minnesota.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of the act
IL Congress entitled authorizing changes
land oces approved 81 March 1883 hereby declared
ehce for the "Northweern
Territory OF Minnesota wi be
TAIL CRY, said Territory early period praccae
Further notice the precise time Of removal will be issued
the register receiver for said district. 78 fs
Given under hand at The Washington this 18th day
August, A. ID. 1857.
By order OF the President
Et TTIOs. A. HENDRICKS, u "
Commissioner OF the General Land Offcs.
Aug 20-lsw6w intel SLar.l
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WATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches,
Wv ehrpnomeiers tfnckeepers every description
repaired by skful workmen
Engraving Of every description style including
cutting OF arrns cfsss notices. Initials
=. Visiting and wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
NJ w. GAIT n BRO,
5a Jewellers, 32s Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan So-t Between 9th and 10th streets
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United states Sale OF Valuable Wharf Prop
erty and Lots on the Schuyikiil, adjoining
the Naval ASYLUM. philadelphia.

WTILL be sod at public auction, ON Tuesday
the nrst day Of september next At 10 the
ses the United States wharf and lots adjoining the Naval Asylum
also those between sdppen and South
90 neusivn according pan which
the agent and at the Asylum
The terms Of sale win be cash. onefurth six months
and the other fourth twelve months sale
Receipts will be but deeds will be executed
until the final shall be all the 70 be
forfeited the Of the sale shall not be complied with
The the right minimum value each
lot, below which sale viii not be made
BADGER
July 24-wecpl Navy Agent, Philadelphia
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BANKING HOUSE OF cnuBB BRorHERs,
~ ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE--FiJ

NJ more osborn cc Main and second st-ceis, up
ars opposite Dubuque Os
Co. SO Clark Chicago, Illinois; Broom Husey Co.,
Keokuk Iowa real agents stock and exchange brokers' will
prompt and bonds
Negotiated money invested locating lands either with cash
warrants ont account commission.
made from personal examinations only Taxes
paid, &c, &c, &c
B-Al property required be placed
upon
seller markets Correspondence solicited. AZ
Ap 2s-d3m ,l
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
on WASHINGTON

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON.
Aayor-wm b. Magrnder
Re3saer Morgan.
c5rpaaioa Aaoney. James NJ Carlisle.
& Tar Oork. William ]. Donohoo
Book keeper Edwin j. Klopfer
Messenger. William q Locke.
oslzeaor. James Halliday Clerks William Cooper
and Reuben Cleary
Sa-seyor.-Wm. Forsyth.
ron MEMBERS OF THE HEALTH
Philip C. Davis NJ. d. and J. b H. Smith. First ward
Robert X Stone, M. d. and Charles I. coltman, Sec
ond ward
William G. Palmer, NJ D., and Joseph Bryan, Third
ward
William P. Johnston, NJ D., and James Iawrenson,
Fourth ward.
j. B. Gardiner, NJ d., and j. p Ingle Fifth ward
IS. Walsh, NJ d., and John ID. Brandt, Sixth ward
James f. Morgan, NJ d., and George Mattingy, Sew
enth ward
ApornEcARIEs 10 FURNISH MEDICINE TO THE POOR
Fi,st nard David G. RidgeIy
Second uard.--D. s. Dyson.
Third spard.--Valentne Harbaugh
Fourth tpard--James n Callan.
FTM tcQsd u. b. Gardiner M.E#f a
.SuM scard. James o Donnell
Sepaah card ID b. Clarke.
pnYsIcrASs TO THE POOR
First card, phillip @. Davis, MD.
Second ward.-J. w. H. Lovejoy, MD.
Third rd--George NJ. Dale, ND.
Fourth send. d.-John M. Toner. MD
FIN udrd-J, M. Grymes MD
Slth ,ard John M. Roberts, MD
Seye,lai rrard y. T. Willett MD.
C6nais,ioner Of Health. Charles F. Force, NJ ID.
ALDERMEN.
la uard William T. Dove and George w. Riggs
I'd :. VIM. +. Bayly (presdent and Thos. Miller.
Sd 7" French S. Evans and Thomas Donoho
4A g William w. Moore and John HI. Goddard
5h John H. Houston and Edmund Barry.
6h George II. Ruff and Robert Clarke
7M :" Peter NJ. Pearson and John L. Smith
Sseramy-E. J. Middleton.
Hessenga-Jacob Kleiber
COUNCIL.
Isl srard Charles Albert, president John B, Turton
and Robert H. Waters
I'd g Thomas j. Fisher, William Orme, and Fer
dnand Jefferson
Sd :" Lambert Tree. Joseph +. Brown, and Chris
topher o Hare.
An Richard Fl. Clarke, James A. Kennedy, and
Elijah Edmondson.
5h +" Edward +. French William A. Muoy, and
William 4. Wallace.
6h a James A. Gordon, William L. Hutchinson
and James Crande
7h g Thomas 4, Lloyd Robert T. Knight and
Charles A. Potion
Secretary William A. Kennedy
liesseaqar--W William Q. Locke. s asl
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PROSPECTUS
on THE
WASHINGTON UNION.
10 THE NATIONAL DraaocnAcr TnE UNITED srArrs

Nslo volums, Nes Tue., and Nss Arrangements
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COMMISSIONERS OF IMPROVEMENTS
First difria,--.Joseph E. Rawlings.
Second distrid.--Rich. b. Owens q ..e.l b. a a3..s
1hiId diaTid.-- Stephen Coster
Fourth dixria flames Espey. @'rt "
htcadaat OF the Asylum John r. Queen Commission
ersGeorge w. Emerson, George Mattingly, and Jacob
Gideon. Secretary To board commissioners--John H.
Moves
Physician 70 the Asylum. wv. M. Berry NJ. d.
Cbnnsoner Of The eastern seoon g canal. Joseph Cross
Cbaani&ioner Of he cern secion ef oanal VIM Wise
St1ier Of lueghts and measures Hiram Richey.
Inspector Of fire arparatus.--John w. Martin. N
CLERKS AND COMMISSIONERS or MARKETS
Centre Clerk--John Waters assistant Joseph Lyons
Commissioners Stephen p Franklin, VIM. Orme, and
Hudson Taylor Af
Eaaen Clerk, Michael Conner commissioners, Fran
els Jenkins and George w. Johnson.
Weaera.-Clerk, VIM. ID. Serrin commissioners, VIM
H. Walker and solomon Stoven.
Northern. Clerk, George d. Spencer commissioner
George III. Jones and James II. Deyine.
Commissioners Of Wea Bbvia Ground. Joseph Borrows
and VIM. Wilson. August Miller, sexton
Commissioners Of Eat Burial Grolad-John ID. Brandt
and George w. Oyster John O Neale, sexton.
FOR INSPECTORS AND MEAsURERs OF LUMBER.
Peter Gallant, VIM Douglass Samuel B. Boyer, and
VIM. Dunnawn. s s4s.a
WOOD AND COAL MEAsURuRs
Thomas W. osgodby, Joseph z Williams, Samuel c.
Mickum Richard Wimsatt, and John Cumberland.
MAsrnEns or GRAIN, BRAN, ETC.
Ffra disrid John Wilson.
Second dhstric. Joseph q Williams
Inspector cf -four and sailed provisions Joseph Lyons
ASSESSORS.
Isl district William Riggles.
I'd g John I. Stewart.
Sd " J. NJ Downing.
M Z. William Douglass.
5M !" b. r. Dyer.
Gh /" Edward Wayson, sa
7h I" John II. Bird,
scaycngers and sweeps not yet nominated.
POLICE MAGISTRATES.
Samuel Drury, first district.
John d. Clark, second district
Daniel Smith, third district
Thomas c. Dom, fourth district
Patrick Mckenna, fifth district.
James Gull sixth district.
Daniel Rowland, seventh district.
Ctisf Of Police. IF A. Klopfer.
roIroE ooxsrAnLrs.
VIM Daw and John Dewlney, first district
William II. Tanning and Joseph Williamson, second
district.
James II. Suit and Vim L. Ross third district.
Edward McHenry, Henry Yeatman, and B. T. Watson
fourth district
H. c. Narrower, l. c. Gardiner and R Collins, fifth
district.
Thos H. Robinson and Frnncis s. Edelin, sixth district
Jno NJ. Lloyd and Joseph A. Gill, seventh district.
Episcopal High school, OF virginia,
nowArp,
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Episcopal High school, OF Virginia,
nowARp,
ThTre Miles Wet Of Alexandria.
REV. JOHN p. MCGUIRE RECTOR
FTNIiE seventeenth session Of this institution will
u Wednesday, the sth Of september
s25o for board, tuition hghts fucl mepdbg, payable
Annually advance s@
Moiern languages music and drawing charges
Tanphe containing tho study
those who request them. Direc, 70
REV JOHN r. MCGUIRE
Theological Seminary, Post onHoe,
FAIRFAX county, Virginia
July ls--lawlOt 4
, 1857-07-24
ny The steamer Con,,;,v,;o,, wh;

IA The steamer Constitution, which
sailed on the Sth inst. from San Francisco
for Puget Sound, sprung leak after being
three days out, and had to put back to
that city for repairs From several gen
tlemen, citizens of this place, who were on
board Of her at the time the accident oc.
CURED, we are informed that the Constitu.
lion is splendid and seawOrthy craft, aud
that had it not been for the willful neglect
OF the parties who calked her above her
water line, and for which they were paid
most liberally, nothing would have happen.
ed, and we could have had the pleasure to
greet her upon our waters. In order to
tighten the vessel portion of her cargo
had to be thrown overheard, but we are
unable to state at present the amount Of
the loss sustained by the parties interested.
We also learn that suficiunt number
OF men were employed to get her ready for
sea again by the Goth inst, and we hope
to be able next week to announce her arri-
val in our harbor.
, 1857-07-24

B6- DR.. Brandreth offers to be one of
ten or twenty to give a thousand dollars
each as reward for the detection of the
murderer or murderers Of Dr. Burdell.
baS~ Hon. John p Hale has recovered
from the National Hotel sickness, and, it
is said, looks as robust and healthy as ever
D@- Seth Kinman, Esq, of California,
arrived in this city, and is stopping at
Willards.' Mr.. Kinman brings the famous
California buckhorn chair designed as a
present for President Buchanan. Mr.. K.
is one of the doughty hunters of California,
and appears in full backwoods rig Wash
ilgtoa Star
B9- Hon Mr.. PetGken, member of the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives,
died yesterday at Harrisburg from dis
ease contracted at the National Hotel
DEATH OF THE REV. JOIN A. Collins -
This distinguished clergyman Of the NJ. E.
Church, died in Baltimore on Tuesday last
in the 57th year Of bis age.
DG- Among the candidates running for
the State Senate in Virginia, are VIM. c.
Rivers, John NJ. Bolts and A. Ii. H. Stu
art, Secretary of the Interior under Fill.
more.
bH- The Democrats of Mississippi have
rendered Hon. JEFF. Davis dinner. They
speak of him in their resolutions as the
Hero Statesman"
B9- DR.. VIM. l.. Balfour, Vice Presi.
dent Of the Democratic National .Conven.
tiony at Cincinnati, last year, died at
N9tchez, Miss, last week.
D9- Capt George c. StouiTer, the gal
liant commander Of the Antarctic, who SO
nobly periled himself and ship in the rescue
of the passengers Of the steamer San Fran
cisco, which foundered at sea, arrived in
Baltimore on Tuesday, on a visit TO his
friends. His vessel is in New York.
ka- There is good reason why little
man should never marry bouncing widow.
He might be called "the widows mite"