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"RlCHMoND ADvER User

The German "RlCIIMOND ADVER User
B. HAsss.8., Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every wednesday and Saturday, at
So per Aunuua, payable IN advance. Terms for
Advertisements reasonable.
OFFl. ": 1914. BROAD STREET.
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New Jersey, PennsylvaDlo Ana
Delaware Currency.

New Jersey, PennsylvAnla ana
Delaware Currency.
The following comprises list Of al the
country banks, the notes Of which, Of s. and
upward, are received on deposit Ut the banks
10 Philadelphia:
Allentown Bank, Allentown.
Bank Of Chsster County.
Bank Of Daayiile.
Bank Of Delawass County, Chester.
Bank Of Germantown.
HANK Of Montgomery County.
Baak Of Northumberland.
Celunbis Bank, Columbis-
Doyisstown Bank, Doylsstown.
Eastm Rank. 81 kaston.
fasners' ard MschAnics' Bank, Esssss.
Farmer Bank Of Bucks County, Bristol.
Farmer Baak Of LAnsastsr, ~ LAnaasteF.
Farmer DAak Of Reading, Reading.
Hsrnsrs Bank Of Sohuy III County, Pottssin,.
Lock AAvsa Bank, Penn.
Lebanon BAnk ~ Lebanon.
Mash Chunk Beak, AAneh Chunk.
Misers' Bsak Of Pottsville, PottsviIi.
West Branch Bank, at Williaasport
,Wyoning Bank. II Wiikssbasre.
9Strosdsburgh BaRk.
Vatawissa Bank.
P0Atstswn Bank.
ss.s.e.s.n I s.n.inE cs.f:ay BE ssrasaso.'.
CIm6erlaad bank, as Bridgeton.
YArnsss. Bank, Mount Holly.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Camden.
| Mechanics Bank at burlington.
Aschsaics' and Manufacturers Bank, Trenton
Princeton Bank, ~ PRINCETON.
Salem Danking Company, Salem
| State Bank, Camden.
| State Bank, New Brunswick.
Trenton Banking Company, Trenton.
Mount Holly Bank.
| Bank Of Miilviilc.
State Bank, Newark.
All the solvent banks Of Delaware ara received
on deposit.
Tbs bills u the Newark, N. j., banks, Of IS anl
under, are redeemed at par in New York, ~ fol
ows:
| Newark Banking compa, ,, At the Asrehasti
| Bank.
| ktate Bank, q the Manhattan ConpAuy.
| Aech&Rics' Bank, - the Mechanics Bank.
| Newark City Bank, at the Confines tai bank.
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-. A, uO1 NTON,s ImPR0vED
yENTILATING AND SELF-CLkAhlN0
FURNACE.
Elv Q 3 .
paflnfld ANnuaf %. lsa4.

=
n Patented Auqust %, 1854.
xrurs rarnaoe Is different in many ssseAt,sl
L particulars from any thing ever before ehertd
70 tho public 1,.
Ing .urfsce tall Of which = ~ more a,rees eons'
m.,tet One entirely new ana important feature
i IN addition Of large amount Of surface ~.
,shsA 10 the ere pot, in the form OF faus, which
Odds much g q. 8. .Is
Tha .onstruction Of its Scif-ciearlne raoiattr
t~partaut confederation. - IL sAscsually OBJ
.s.,.s the necessity OF clcsning. IAe ra6iater
itself ene.reles ID: eody % .ns farnae.. sns =
sI,.s vhich. taken directly from the top Of the
,r rot sre 20 arranged that the Gre u broaeht II
san.i n,ntsct With thscntire internal susfses Of
he furnsss, thereby rendsrlng me radtasor eng
sriapssd ~ il always should b., except Shils kind
in. tbs Are) . mot powcrful radiatinE surface.
~. N tire structure, when tet, 10 mucA l~ss ~
height than any heater q equal capacity ~ pres
-, ~. thereby sdording opportunity 10 give
~. dssired elevation TO tho hot air rilssA Feint.
~. IN nar q nee of which Il arparnnt 10 all Who
hsvs IA 4 pxrienre In furnace setting.
The ioipts ere all % adjusted ~ TO prsvene the
escape ol gases % smoke, ~ i'huer eHss PeeAs1S
NM s".ss.l examination Of the furm and Attise
10 IN cnstinrs, will chow that Tho liability %
crack Il entirely obsiaffd oy TUG ample pfovisiea
which has bsan made Ior exPahsien - sestsss-
tiou. ,,.
Aendrrsiurs. especially to ths WssteIu TSaoe, II "
pscuisr adaptation to the use ot httanins1s eel.
Ths 1uss, which ere large, leading psrp<AAsee.
wv from the nrs pot the radiators and nearly
70 10 the exit pipe, fully sxpossd 70 the Atrse
.rtion 81 the Arc. The re snnus matter, aah&stt 7
% their inner surfAcas, IL essiy Gnitsd, aA1 10
nu. burns clear, while the sediment y prssipitAt
Cd into tho chamber below,
In tho uss ef bitnminoas coal tmoke PIP ~
increased siae 10 employed.
We are now prerarsdio lnt w The atsve as0el
furnace for woed or coal. III bsih pNhtis Ard pSt-
| vste hons~s short notice. tine vt tAe0 san ~
aeon Al the Con isss siiy ~
up US. e0A54VCa = e.O..
suly sid ~ 1aln-se.
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Thisis the Shortest andQuioksst Route TO all
points N orth ana East.
AOrTHkOu0H TICKETSVa
Over siine to all principal placer, b pro-
cared atRailrosd Ticket Once, Main street, one
doorfrom the billings House. Stages will eallfor
dassengers,in any part Of thecity, Free.
GRAHAM Co., Propristors.
J. r. TRwxssuRy, Ticket Agent.
mekt-.
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. N ere A. ssill AsaDsF
S67S.
NEW COMERS PLEASE NOTICE.

7AssAsssy ssA csMtiawsI Rent wssll sssn puyeAssss
Desirable sal PTmssssf Homsstssl, sscsve frs1
sANtfs' ssscwftsHs sd LAsdlev1s' 1sas.
THE subscriber now oGs0 oar nsv sitissns the
j cheapest bargain yet out bsing Dwelling
Mosss large enough for IN ordinary family, 81
slossd b. neatly painted psling fs1es, With good
water eonvsaisnt, 10 healthy location and quiet
mel ghborhood, within ten minutes walk ef the
Estes House.
FIRST COME: FIRST CLAIM.
II taken soon, can b. had ct Low Agurss. A
rare bargain, WHETHER for residence or % an In.
vsstment. Titls guaranteed.
TsRns--4?S2 cash balance 10 payments 70 &C.
Ecommodate purchaser. For cash liberal discount
will b made.
Inquire Of the unlersignsd, Days Building
kxshangs-st. CORNER Of 18th, Of ct she okse 81
W. ". Dixon, Athsnsum Buildings.
dis P. A.uRNHTON.
r. n. URMoTON,
(yARPENTER AND BUILDER. Bhep South
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CuErc.cy nee nesssavsA.

xsw ToRK.
Niagara River Dask, 1eaavasAs.
Agricultural, Hsskinsf cosnty.
Dairynsa's .. Newport.
HolIlstsf, BuAAfs.
Oliver L. Oo.'s, BsAaip.
kec'prcstty, psAslo
Ssckett's Aarhor, Bu6alo.
OnlaTie, Utica.
Bank u 0rlsans, Albion.
Yates Cosnty, Peas Yen.
Muguenst, Mes Palts-
Medina, Asdins.
Central Bask Of New York. Utica.
HAMILTON ExsAasss, Greene.
ILLlHois.
Bank Of Delisviljs, Dsilevills.
Stock Security Baak, DAavine.
Peoples DAnk, Csrmi.
Rushviils, Nashville.
Tippscasss Bank sWinAsnAe.
Tippeeanes Daak. Logsuspert.
.1 n..a q M Y. Capitol, l'ai;ae.''''-
Essh.nes Bank, ar.sno...is.
Bank Of WaSssw.
WISCONSIN,.
Rock River Bank, Beleii.
Foe kiveT do 0sesn Bay.
Peoples do Milwaukee.
waupun do waspsn.
MICHIGAN.
To Wmoeh Bank.
Pcnins nlar BANK, Detroit.
Asconb Go. 10 At.Cismsss.
Farmers 4 Asehaniss' Bank, Detroit.
City nssk, Cassinaaai.
Sandasky City Hsak.
Union bank, 6AaAssky.
Casal do Cleveland.
esasss Csanty Dask.
Miami Valley d. Dayton.
City Bank Of Coiu mbus.
Clinton Baak, do
sprinSasid Bsak, epripgssh.
Dayton Bank, Dayton.
TransAllsghAny.
ConmeSsial, Firth Amsoy.
Bank Of Nsv Jersey, New Brunswiek.
s stss.. 60 = Manufacturers. Trenton.
Norris c'''sy ,....r.vAu...
Eris City Dasa.
Warren Ceunty Bamk.
Dank II Nsw Castle.
Hnnsss' ssd Drovsss' Bank Waynssburgh.
Honesdals Bank. asAss6ais.
Bank Of Aiddls1evn.
: Lancaster Doak.
YaYusss' ~ MtssAAsts Bank ,Grssnsboro'.
valisy DAsk, HAessstswa.
CO beBtaad HavtAGS hook.
Mineral Bank u Maryland, Cumberland.
nATN1.
Canton, Sostk China.
kxehange, Bangor.
Maritime, do
Monsum River.
Rock and.
kllswerth, Eikworth.
Hancock, do
H.llo~.ii. Haiioweii.
Sanford.
Exetcr, Exeter.
xAssAcHusErfs.
Western, Springfield.
vERMoST.
81. Albans, 81. Athens.
H.sth koyait0n.
Stark, Bennington.
Dandy, DANNY.
koyalton.
Woodstock.
coEsscrIcur.
Bridgeport City, Bridgeport.
Exchange, Hartford.
Charter Oak, Do
Hartford Co., do
Mercantile, DO
Wooster, DaahaYy.
Hattsss, Bethel.
Pauquioqae, Deabary.
Colchester, Cslshstss.
Merchants Exchange, Bridgeport.
North Amer, Bsynosr.
Pavtsskst, Pavtaekst.
WindAan Co., Brooklyn.
Woodbury., Woodbury..
QuinnsbAog.
uacas.
wAsaHeros, DC.
Not received.
soUrH cARoLixA.
Not received.
okoRoIA.
Net resolved.
YKssKssEE.
Not received.
HEsRAsKA.
Not received.
RHODE ISLAND.
All rejected II present.
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A LrryLs AIs.-"You need little sun
|au,d air." said . physioiaa 10 maiden Pc
kieoA. III do, ms tho euts reply, s4l'll
ua Is till ! gst married" Belus looked vsSy
No uehsfnl, and thought il was best.
AU-A asstiagef ths nsabsu Of he "Ysssl
Ansrln Birs Csnpaay' will - Asid thissvsainl
se's,s sk. II The Coaacll Rooas. corner Of ~
- Johssss. 4 fail attendance b rsqassted, y
aslnsss 4 imporssnts will Be acted ea.
BY order Of
h. II. MAGRuDER, Prsst.
q. q. MuaGAsAsyD, 6sc'y. tnoviedlt
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A Coon HIf.- The Jsskson (Mich.) Pat
riot, the border rullan orEsa q that plsos,
in order 70 manifest IL delight over certain
imaginary pro-slavsry victories, got up :
out Of hugs negro, with N Ugly looking
rooster mounted on top Of bic head, - :
suitable illustsation Of it. JOY. The Citissn
In noticing Il ssys:
"Ths last Patriot appears illustrated with
likeness Of ~ new editor, With HE partns,
zountsd ON his head, making diligenl
eAAech for new idsa.n
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D. a. DUKB y,
uANUHAC : . , : 3
AID DBAL1n ~
BOOTS 4 SHOES,

~ also
AGENT FOR
b 4 = = . 2 -
- WING
- 4 Q - Z n Y , /.
DERSONS desiring 70
- purchase Or make
inqsiriss In regard 70
this superior l1bor saw
Ing Machine will plsas<
Pesto0 ss, Or call st hia
AAin-et., ksOk Ak. Low
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Chtcago Maekss...Nsv.
WnEAT-Spring dali 1t 64l 70 SIC.
POTATOES--25 10 4oc
LIVE srocH-comson Cattle u 50 10 - "
shoise ~ 50 70 ~. Hogs ~ 70 4 80.
New Ys1k askst.sNev. o.
FL0Uk-Aesiveit ~ 10 70 4 - for sapsr. West
err, ~ " y - Tor common ~ medium extra.
WilBAT-95 TO Vie for c.icxgs spring.
PoRX-oa,st; Asss tlS Is; prime SIS.
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on the -
eober duov1e
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RsnRDY ron CnASEs AxD GALLs.-Whsn
hessss or oxen are ohafsd or severely CALLED
~ the harness or yoke, bsths the sxooristsd
pesss several times . day 10 collation. Of
blus vitsol (sulphats Of sinc) IN vaEss--onl
ounce OF Tie salphsts 70 four quarts Of ~
tss. A quantity Of this ought 70 b. kept
constantly on hand BY those who work hor-
80 and oxen il y better than run, and 10
thsss "douhls ialsssi1sd tinss, !" mach cheap.
er. and more eaeily obtained.
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Hoas.-wkits Co., havs received eAieAy frop
Illinois absst ~ hssd, which thsy have eat.
Prices not settled. Packers srs unwilling -
sstssst u any pries q prsssat. esvsssi thessssA
have bssa oasrsd TO packers in this city aad could
have been bought for ~ cash.
The Cincinnati Gasstte Of the 7lh says "Ths
market eeatinsss aassstisd buyers sn holdiag
aaek sASss being no indscsasats y commence OPP
sYstiens even IL The weather we're suitable. les
hsad sold At IS, svsra ging 31e ~. There ere -
bayers 81 anything over this rate"
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WsSn TsHrn, PsRSunHD BsEASa AsD 6sAurI-
Pol ConpLsxios can b acquired BY using the
"Haln Of Thousand Fiowsn." What lady or
gsstls.as would labor ssder the essss u dis
grsssbls breath, when BY ssisg the 'Baln II .
ThossAad Flowers ~ . dsntsihce, would not saiy
r. adsr IL sweet leave the teeth - white - a.
ASaztssl Many persons Do not know their breath
y bad and the subject il 30 delicate their frisndi
will never nsption II. beware Of eounterleits.--
De surs the bottle assigned,
FETRID0E CO., N. Y
For by eli Druggists. (je74dAvenl
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E,oR sniencs and utility this Stove 10 unsus.
e passed. 1t has large IRE door, open top asd
front--bsautful in design, we'll nads, ard warrant
81 TO perform we'll In every case. The dsnand Ass
been ~ great for this stove that unable -
Keep up with our orders last season, out nov ~
have 10 extended our works for making then -
will enable ~ to I'LL the demands promptly IN ~.
surs. City buyers especially solicited to exam
inc this stove before purchasing.
sCoMsT0cK BRO,
| ar3-d a. Nain-t.
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COmstOck,S Coal

WE have : new stove Of this ktnd, nov Just ont,
w which 10 made expressly for ceai. Its plain
and heavy, operates well, and comes low:
COMSTOcK BRO,
.prs.d ~ Main-st.
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UxDExTAKsns.-Nssn. Blair + MoIntyrs
have removed thsir ONCE to the room for
msrly ossspisd By Rieksy / Simpson On
Third street, whore they will receive orders,
and I'll then With thsiT usual pfsnptituds.
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i,rairle State stoves

ardiy cessaFy Tor as 20 fscur 70 this etats
i tn character OF which ID 20 we'll and favorably
known throug he interior Of this and thv sd-
joining States. Although patented soDetes years
ever bssn made upon the descendiDg-Auc stove; ~
thee Am time IL has stood the nostssysre tesss -
any Cook stove now IN use. Our conadsnse ~ tLs
same 10 ssch thatwe are willing 70 warrant y 70
purchasers fortsn years. Sale Moom. 49,
apF3-d W1eIOCM Do'
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On s balance Of tie vAieh *.
sPsy afssssaid Of Patterson A. laid down in
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r. n. UR MoTON,
(yARPENTER AND BUIkDBR. Bhep South
~ east corner Of Exchange and I'll.
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PERSONAL.

-... Ex-Governor Francis Thomas, OF Mar, =
.... Hon Warren Winslow, v C. and Gov
A. +. Willard, Ind, are at Wizards
Major W. W. Chapman, 1 : A . and Rev
j. Mclntire, OF Mo, are at Wizards
William Magill, Esq formerly publisher
Of the newspaper Pennrylvanian, died In Phila-
deiphia On Tuesday.
III IS Tumored that DIR. Catlin has made some
important disclosures in relation to the frst hus-
band OF Mrs. Cunningham
go. Mr.. 4. Carroll, OF Seaford committed sui
eide while in drunken lit, by beating himself
with grubbing hoe.
Judge Douglas has been invited 10 public
dinners al -. Anthony and ST. Paul's Minnesota
but has declined the honor In both cases.
The father Of the late lamented Senator
Musk was poor Irish stone mason who reached
This country short time before his son was born
ana settled In south Carolina upon a small tract
OF land belonging to John C. Calhoun
In letter from London, published I'm the
Sonth CaTollan, occurs the following:
1T gives me real pleasure TO know that Ar
Dallas repudiates him Senator Sumnerl n,,e,i,
! assert this on my own knowledge ),
...-Lab!ache, the celebrated basSo wbob,a. =,
tempted to teach Queen Victoria to SIM fra
quently lameBted that, from three sIight eapsas
he had been unable TO make her ANYTHING ~
vocalist; frst, she had no r0ice; next she lad 40
ear; and, lastiy, she had no application.
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GEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY.

Miss NJ. J.HARROVER begs leave to inform
her iends and former patrons that she has been re-
Gently called on Ia yield the premises she reoont-
iy occupied to On unexpected and prior claim, and
having been unable in the mean time to secure an
eligible position IN the same vicinity that would per-
met her to reopen her school at the appointed tine
she is reluctantly compelled to withdraw the pros
0Notw ithstand NJ the disappointment eshe feels at
not being able To carry Uut her former design she
yet has the pleasure to announce TO her friends and
the public generally that she has taken the commo-
dlous and extensive establishment. known as the
Georgetown Female Seminary, which acquired SO
much celebrity under the supervision of Miss L. s.
English, where she will be happy to receive such Of
her former pupils desire TO continue their attend
ance Arrangements having been made for their
CONVEYANCE free of charged to and from the Semi
nary, those who may wish to avail themselves of
this mems, Of conveyance, will please leave their
names IT Gray and isaliantyrs's bookstore.
miss narrower = sang le hopes that with her
accomplished and experienced assistants in the sew
raj Departments Of Instruction, she will be able 10
meet the approval of all those who may feel disposed
frs Monday in September,
A general patronage is solicited. '-r.
Miss nj. g.HARROVER, Principal, - Fi... .gn.t
Miss AUGUSTA LARNE.D, Assistant, ', = 80
MissCHRISTiE JOHNSON, do. y ~
Mad'm DORMEk, Teacher of French, -. -
Prot. J. SCHELL, Music, auH-d
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III An innocent young sportsman in order To
shoot squirrel on the top Of a small tree, climbed
another close by, and on being asked the reason
for so foolish freak, said. " That he ddn want
to strain his gun 10y long shot,
SURVEYOR DRowNRD.-Edword y. Mylott, an
assistant under =. - Lyon, Esq, geological sur
veyor Of Kentucky, was drowned on the falls at
Louisville by the upsetting of skh on Tuesday
last.
COMING DOwN.-SpeculatiCn seems to have
run at present pretty near the length In the CON-
modities which constitute the necessarieS Of life
At Philadelphia on Monday beef cattle declined
So cents on the 100 lbs and -four 25 cents per bar
rel
The GRAssHoPPgR PLAGUE.-Dr J. Foster, Of
Minneapolis; informs the Chicago IN Leader
that for 100 miles above MinneG polls and st. An
thongs Falls there are not one hundred acres of
crops spared by these rapacious INSECTS the grass
hopPers.
The GREET EAsrERN.-Mcssrs. Knapton &
Son, of York, England, iron flinders and gas ii
tiers, have received instructions to fit the Gre:
Eastern steamship with gas works and all neces-
sary gas fittings on most elaborate scale.
FuGlTIvE SHOT BY A BoY-On the 4th nlan',
a son OF Mr.. Burt, of Attala county, Mississippi,
10 years old, while out hunting, saw negro and
ordered him 10 surrender, suspecting him to be
runaway. The negro rushed upon the lad with
hand-axe, when he fired, woundng the negro so
badly that he died soon afterwards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-27

The BURpELL EsTATE-MRs CuNNINsH.M,s
PRorERTY.-The heirs OF DR. Burdeil have agreed
upon VIM. Bufdell and George D. Bulen as the
parties for whom they will apply to have letters
granted Of administration upon the estate of DR.
Burdel. VIM. Burdell is a brother of deceased
and resides in Ohio. Mr.. Bulen Is a brother in.
law of DR.. Burdell and resides in this CITY These
parties will file the proper securities in a day or
two.s The personal property of the estate will be
be made. This, however, will not affect anv APP
plication Mrs. Cunningham may make for right
of dover The whole estate Is valued at $40, OO,
Of which S33 600 is in real estate and 81 900 per-
sonal property.
The deed by which Mrs. Cunningham convey
ed to her counsel, VIM X Stafford, certain real
estate i'm Bergen Is recorded in the county clerk 3
Office of Hudson county, ". j. The property
consists of twenty lots I'm Bergen, which were
conveyed to her by James nj. Barrows, August
20, 1857 for &c 500, subject TO mortgage, held by
Edwin J: Brown, for s. GEO. The price for which
sMrs. Burdell' sold the property TO Stafford, ac
cording to the deed was 81 500 less than she paid
1t is not a warranty deed, however, and Stafford
will have to contest all claims Of debtors and
others. The people at Bergen say the property is
worth much more than the amount paid for 1t.
The deed is signed emma A. Burdell, - and is
witnessed by w lillian s. Dawson and James nj
Murray.
A house and lot the north side of Forty
sixth street, 80 feet west of Sixth avenue, was
sold on the 18th instant for s. 900. The purcha-
ser was George A. wilt, and the seller writes
herself in the deed as emma Augusta Burdell,
formerly Emma Augusta Cunningha of the
city of New York. widow" She signs the paper
I'm crooked and tremulo,rs hand as Emma A.
Burdell N. Y. Post
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EXCURSION AND CONCERT
h TOhEGIVEN BY
The Washington Orpheon Quartette,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
On MONDAY, August 81. 1857.

The ORPHEoy UARTETTE, composed offour gen.
tlemen of Washington, take pleasure It.
In announcing, at the solicitation Of Erf9H4~N
many friends, that they will give
EXCURSION and CONCERT to the WHITE
House. PAVILION on MONDAY, August SIst 1851
most agreeable Excursions of the season.
The comfort and pleasure of their patrons will re-
ceIve particular attention,
The Concert will consist OF Choice Glees, Quar-
tettes. Solos, &c.
The fine steamer gro. WASHING TON. under the
ed for the occasion W III leave her wharf as follows
making two trips each way Leave at g a. m. and 9
p. M: returning at p. IN. and 10 p. m.
An Excellent Band Of CotIIion Music, furnished
by Mr. Geo. Arth, has been engaged.
, The Tables will be abundantly supplied with all
Schad Particular attention has been paid to the Bill
of Fare.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman and two ladies'
THREE DOLLARS, including Dinner, Supper
Concert, &c. Tickets may be ObtaIned at the MUSIC
Metzerott bookstores Of Messrs. Tay Tor Il Maui
~ and A. Adamson; at the drug stores of J. B.
Moore, j. II. Stone, and J. Crut's Jewalry Store,
18th street, Washngton: and q. B. Barnard's Co.'S
Georgetown; Mr. G. NJ. Arth, Navy Yard, or ofany
sold at the Boat, therefore it is requested that all
will procure them at the above named places where
those who have not received cards Of invitation will
please leave their names, and they will be attended
to.
Omnibusses will leave the Orpheon Quartette
and O'Clock, and will be In waiting when the Boat
returns TO convex passengers hack
The Orpheon Quartette 10 composed of the fol
lowing named gentlemen: 80.
Mm Edgar Morgan, z, w. w; Griffin,
r. A. Patterson, Mast. H. M. Teasdale.
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IL II is proped to close all the theatres 10 New
York AT m n,cIncI

IL II is proped to close all the theatres 10 New
York at lOK O'Clock.
III Ransford Daniel of Roanoke county, Va =,
mas been committed 10 prison for violating his
own daughter, child Of Il years.
~ policeman Of Mobile, named Toomey,
DIED on Thursday, tom cut received at a receIt
election fight there.
IL The cars on the Hudson River Railroad
ExPre train, will IL is said be lig hted with gas
during the coming Fall.
u The Minister Of War In Prussia has an.
thorized the employment of soldiers in getting in
the crops, similar TO system adopted IN France
ExrINGUIsHED AT Last On Wednesday Las {
MIR. Maingay finally succeeded In putting out the
fire that has for years, been burning In Taylor,s
mines, at Minersville, Pa.