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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-03-24

Among the other States, louisiana
shows the greatest deficiency, viz 1929
514 and Ohio stands next in order, viz:
S260,53S. The gross receipts of New
York are ST. ,503,444 Of Pennsylvania,
1929, l54 and of Massachusetts, Sj79,-
946. The whole deficiency in the receipts
OR, in other words, the excess of the
gross expenses over the gross receipts-is
shown to be $2,s14,574 Al which is d.
vided among the several sections of the
country as follows:
Deficit in free States -. $780, Al
Deficit in slave States 2,439,383 10
Deficit in Territories .119,476 70
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THE FIRST IN MARKET
A LARGE LOT SPRING STYLE
b q N NJ E! IT. =
JUST RECEIVED BY L, R. CLAY.
PIANO FOR SALE.
Very low Enquire at COPELAND'S Book
FARM FOR SALE.

fJNHE subscr her offers for sale, the farm, known
i asst e PHELPS FAKM, lying half mile south
of this village, OH the Creek. This farm contains
about one hundred acres,-forty acres of interval,
he Whole whole IS valuable i0s gram Of grass o0od
On these premises is a valuable muck pit. For
terms, enquire of HARVEY PRITCHARD.
MiddleLury, March eth. 1868. Al
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WILL SELL OVERCOATS

AT from So to $50, to close out my stock.
Also Common Under Goats from So to $3.50.
SIX lined al 50, at ROCKWOOD'S.
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Posi- OFFICE STArIsTIcs.-We find in
the Washington STIR n statement of the
Post Office receipts and expenses for the
year ending June 80, 1857. 1t appears
in the following States and Territories
alone the receipts exceed the gross expen-
ses, and by the following sums:
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A NEW LOT OF BOOTS

just arrived and cheaper than ever. Also 6
good quality of Flour by the pound and by the
barrel, at ROCKWO0D'S, on the Hill.
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A. w. POWERS,

va
A CENT for BoARDMAN, GRAY < Co.'S ccle-
n brated Dolce Campana attachment and cor
rugated Sounding Board Piano Fortcs, which for
purity and richness Of tone. durability and ele-
gance Of style and finish challenges competition.
Mn. Powers continues to give careful attention
to tuning and repairing Piano Fortes, and from
several years successful experience is confident
OF his ability to give satisfaction in every respect.
All orders by mail or otherwise promptly and
faithfully attended to. 2S
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N E w G O Q . S
Az CENTS CASH will buy pair of Ladies
bO best quality Rubbers, at
March 20. L ROCkWO0O'S. I
COUNTERPANES.

One dollar and twenty-five cents cash. Also
All Wool Table Spreads for Sl.40 TO 81 go, at
ROCKWOOD'S, on ihs Hill.
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LOST 4!

A CRESCENT SHAPED GOLD BREAST
IA PIN, set with jets, and containing hair 1t
is valued BY the owner far above its intrinsic
worth, and the finder will be literally rewarded
on returning 1t to DUGALD STEWART.
March 10. 1868. 4s;tf
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Middlebury Female Seminary

The Spring QUARTER commences on Monday,
February %, and continues ten and half weeks
Pupils are not received for less than full quar-.
ter, except by particular arrangement with the
Principal.
MISS AGNES GORDON Principal and Preceptress
Miss NJ. }. Knowles, Assistant Preceptress.
Miss f. c. LAWRENCE, Teacher of Drawing and
Painting.
Mr.. A. Bort, Teacher of Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
Taitisn-In Elementary English, SO 90; Higher
English, 81 go; Latin and English, So 90; Piano
$40 20 Singings2 90; Vocai Music Glass, 90 /;
Painting in Water Coors, 81 90 ; In Oil, S. 90;
Drawing, 81 O0 French, SO co. German 81 90.
An extra charge Of 90 cents is made for fires
and sweeping.
Board-ln Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing, s25 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided at cost.
Bills payable at the middle of each quarter, and
no deduction is made for temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON.
Mddlebury, Jan. 49, 1883.
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CTATE OF VERM0NT,( Be It remeL-
ODiStrict Of Addison, SIS. bered that at .
Probate Court held at Middlebury,in and fer
the District Of Addison, on the 10Th day OF
March A. d. 1858:
Abram Foot, guardian of
EMMA .. p. FOOT,
minor, makes application to this court for
license TO sell that portion Of the real estate
that was set to his ward n,the division of the
home farm of Abraham Williamson late OF
Cornwall deceased, and after paying the ex-
penses Of such sale put the proceeds there
of at interest; 1t is thereupon ordei'd thai
said application be considc: ed ~ this Court
a; session thereof to be held Al II Pro-
bate Office in said Middlebury, Cd Thurs
day, the first day Of April, A. d. 1873 al
ten o'clock, A. NJ, and that notice thel' OF
be given to all persons interested MA, they
may appear, and make their objf ttions, 1t
any they may have, TO license being g'sDted
by publishing a certifrn copy Of this order
in the Middlebury Re-, ister-a newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks
successfully, previous IL the time Of said
Court.
CALVIN G. TILpEs, Judge.
true cop, Of record
4S8w Attest, J. W. STEWART, Register.
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BRONCHITIS, HoARsENESs,

CoRE THROAT. COLDS, COUGHS in early
- stages, &c.-Shedon's Black Candy and
dies for the above complaints, and sold only by
March ~. 4s;8 IL. A. SHELDON.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, ! At Probate
ODistriet Of New Haven SIS. Court holden
at Bristol, In and for said district on the 18th
day Of April, 1853:
An Instrument purpolting TO he the last
will and testament of
AMOS MATHEWS,
late Of New Haven in said district deceased,
being presented to the court here by one
OF the Executors therein named, for Pro
bate it is ordered, by said court, that all
persons concerned therein be notified to APP
pear at a session of said court to be held at
Bristol, On Monday, The ~ day Of April
1868, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and show cause
if any they may have against the Probate
of said viii; For whibh purpose it is further
ordered that copy Of the record oil this
order be published three weeks successfully
in the Middlebury Register, a newspaper
printed at Middlebury, in this State, all Of
which publications shall be previous 10 the
said time appointed for said hearing.
HARVEY MUNSILl Judge.
true copy Of record.
4s;3w II. MUNSlLL Judge.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TR EATISE
ON THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL View of Marriage,

BY NJ. B. LACROIX, NJ. D., ALBANY, N. Y.
$50 pages and 1870 fns and Plain and C0lored Lith-
ographs and Plates.
PRICE ONLY 20 CENTS.
Can, fraa Of no.,aoe To all parts of the IT, States
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CARPETINGs

ENGLlSH ELY ELS,
With rich MEDALLION CENTRES and BOR-
DERS. VELVETS of the best fabrics and most
popular patterns.
ia PESTRIES and BRUSSELS,
From the best manufactures in Europe and A
merica-wth STAIRS and RUGS to match. OIL
CLOTHS of Patent Enamelled finish, and the
latest patterns. COCOA MATTINGS and
MATS Of all sizes. SUFFERS, EXTRA FINES,
FINES, UNIONS, COTTON INGRAINS, &c.
o. CHURCHES, HOTELS, and other Public
Buildings, furnished at short notice. Carpets
made to order and laid in the best manner
RICHARDS, ALDEN 4 CO.,
Orer The Boston q. Maine Railroad Depot,
Hal MARKET SQUARE,
BOSTON. 4i:3m
MERRIMAC & COCHECO
nRINTS, GINGHAMs AND DELAINES, q
good assortment new styles, at
BECKWITH'S.
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MONEY WANTED.
OF number of delinquent debtors immsdi-
Dtely, by h, A. SHELDON.
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NOW LOOK Az TIIIS
MONN HTdOTd HIlL ITv on

That ALIENS SHOP is the place to get the best
! lumber or Pleasure Wagons, for one two
horses, Light Fancy Buggies, &c. Call and see
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HAVE YOU READ

DIR. Livngstons's Travels and Researches In
South Africa Il is for sale at
COPELAND'S Bookstore,
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PASS BOOKS,
Small and large, Paper, Fancy and Leather
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THE PLACE TO BUY FLOUR
FAMILY GROCERIES

Which will be sold at a small advance froiu cost
Call and see. GEO. X. LANGWORTHY.
.Middlebury, Feb. 33, 1868. 40
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-05
CLEANED FROM THE MAILS.

State convention Of Sabbath school teachers met on
Tuesday last In New Haven, Connecticut, and ex-
pectod to continue It's sitngs during most Of the week.
Hen. John Woodruff elected president Of the
venton ~ F Rr4 s58e5esl sssS
The emigration to New York is gradually improving
the arrivals for the week ending june I'd being S57S,
aud making total since January LIST Of "a, l02. The
arrivals for the corresponding period last year numbered
o. liz The commissioner Of emigration yesterday Wis
tied Wards island to examine into the condition of the
institutions there The number of the inmates is 1885,
and of those at the Marine Hospital 152, showing small
falling off compared with the same date last year.
The Mount Pleasant (Iows) Home Journal doubts the
truth of the reports of wonderful gold discoveries in
State. 1t says: We must be excused for not receiving
and publishing these golden dreams matter of fact
number Of from this vicinity have been out to
the Hawkeye EldOradO and returned of pocket and
considerably out Of patience with the result Of their trip
We have seen no specimens returned that warrant
conclusion that gold plenty sud anywhere in the
Dies Moines valley sa asaE
On the 18th ult the Jcnner monument recently erected
In Trafalgar Square, London inaugurated by Prince
Albert. The monument consists Of bronze statue rep
resentng the great dscoverer Of vaccine In sitting pos
ture and placed next to the statue Of Sir Charles Ma
pier at the west side Of the square Contributions the
fund for its erection have been received from all parts
the world. stas8 ss,sa s.3tm@ VI an
In all the fees which the ..lobby members have ex
pended upon the prss not cent be traced either
directly or indirectly, to Bennett, Of the Herald
There several of the New York papers who aforc-
time have taken special delight In calling Bennett all
sorts Of hard but he has his revenge now and
using it.--,S wasnM Rsppbnn. X 4s
We learn that 'Prioyess and Charleston hsvs both
been entered for the Goodwood races which to como
off the 18th of July ncxt Both animals said to
be in fine condition. Sl&s
1t is said that the third volume Of Prescotts History
of Philip Of Spain Will he published by Messrs Phil
lips Sampson, Co., Of Boston, the close of the
present year. making three years after the appearance Of
the first and second volumes This volume win bring
the work down about 1872 the year of St. Bartholo
NEW, and that which followed the battle of Lepanto
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stead laws Is at with the true theory of republic
destructive IT its integrity and dangerous TO popular lib
erty.
The wise and PATRIOTIC statesman at the head Of TIL
governments, Ia biz inaugural and annual mes<agss
ssongy recommended scrutiniss Expenditure with
the utunose Vigilance, snd 70 psNcso rigid economy
WIN a. cvetaowng treasury, thiz would have bsen din
The denaaAc passy, rsapsosibis II very great degree
Tor the sdninsssusu a public as liberal In it, prom
isN 10 rstssnch and rsfrn o~ss II 70 it, own sefre-
spect and, IN viSw of the sost to reconstruct new
party, 10 il sstare acoo, TO commence rigid SUSTAIN
Of ecoaoay and retzvnchmsnt to l0p al AL sxpensss
NOT for tbs deennAof the oo~nty sAA the frugal
sdninhtsata 81 NJ ssv@annAs and - pat an end,
= - . Z en-; 2 80 szs.ys5.ses snd baud
tendsncy 10 sxtmvaoanss In nynA1s tha* resort to
direct taxaaion b tho only care 81 NJ cronic naady
and balsvs With Gr k0bsrt Pei that al indirect
taxaton has natural tsndsncy 70 produce injustice :;
tween ths executive and Legislative dspaztmsnts this
government b brought bsck 70 republican simplicity
and economy. An earnest of cur purpose will be given,
similar bills and rbuking this dspoon to look to gov
eminent for the diapeaatl0n Of it, fAyon
do not dsaips, Mr.. Chairman, to be understood ~
questioning IN ths sghtest degree, the laws providing
for those who have been disabled in the service Of their
country. think thsm sminsnNy wss and proper
have greatly Allied Also, Of my purpose, anything that
have sAd be construed into dipaa6ement Of those
brave and tsue who, ct their Oountry's CALL left
nome and kndrod and pcsled everything In her behalf
For their solfsacr6cng patrot their heroic daring,
their gAllantry and courage would render all proper
honor and reward. Many q them are my neighbors
scores of them represent this oor The county Of
my residence bears the Of and is shire town il 10
Gated on Of the memorable b. OF the bloody
Indian can have motive for doing injustice to
or undertaking the services of countrys defenders
Sinister considerations might prompt to the advocacy
and support Of this hill but those who have encounter
cd hardshps and shed their blood for their country hon
or would scorn gratnty tainted with injustice and
tanned by overriding the oonstituton and bsnkrupting
the treasury. aits8 st3af Aaa gssa ~
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u.
100. ~ 49, ~ - 1 Ns.-
dinazes and drinking PLACES Of al kinds who are thsrv
In required 70 close that oron Of Aear
whlch adoTd drinking scooupedatioas thoroughly. On
Aondsy. the 7th izsseat, dadae ~ sasiss dsy.
1t expected that every good catissn viii sAoerfui
To psvtent disorder ar tsrbuisrts durfA he psogess
a tAs election which WIN taks p.soe On tAas dey
The poce are REQUIRED - tseost ~ names " ii psr
sons No nil 70 sasnulv AsassitA - osdxs tha thsy
-, \. S...s -, sc-.1-ea rsI1.l "a ans
~ 8 sr--'s nal -r-s-l .a laso 10 I'D ~
Tn R.our~, ExAruss u Frsd.v cont.iuS tie fol-.
yoxis1 etsNnsal uer.nm ~ g - electioa herr nsut
MpeA: ''''l,1. Z. $3.50, = ,s y,
80 .~N~-s- ,Ssss4 - ss-A.s2s S~~sS' 49,
- o.. ns,v - -. 1.~i1SrSss - ~ psrrct
sn1tAis~1nsHH a =. RioaS1d WsilnsA, Supported
~ ~ b,ask -rpubliaans, anA dlslSsiaAsd
snd dn4Rda.A. 1mocafss - ths question u ~ eaA
s.e o.aesse 3 y - m:eess Me psssso' sAsc-
- - y - - 80 t.,,..t,
Uxr.D srA,~ A,~A-r,,or Iii 10 h. ts.r IN
Z. 80 - - u - ~ '.
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-. - s....s-.s -. ..s.- -.-.-s n, -.
coed hin r s&isa Aa-ti@a tAaF4 ss'lt
~ r-r'1- !, - !. - y.
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I1oR SALE FIVE vAtUABtE BUILDING LOTS

EOR SALE FIVE VArUABrE BUILDING LOTS
shs Asxhn 2. 0sorssown WIN Ssn pdhhc aucses,
TaS6hay - Nh ~ 9ans, - ocee valnsAas lo4
bsuGas y sshss VI eoGs Winiat asssA sAsd Ga
grs. Ard Road stss Thsss os sg u
Tered n this pAcenne Szc Tho PIaa e
rnasd Buekeys ascsca store md . - gand day
We veuA tAesA psrssss Asrw 70 Iocas
upon the Hsshs, opportunity like thk seldom =
Terms h cash. the balance equAi nstslents
payable three ed fst ysass viii iAa gver
and deed = tSns ksa to sscsss ~ ~ srreA
~ Lar gtsIk aSfAJ1 s1A1SwS S.ss Ia
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g COND WARD.-Tnx ASrIksow- sorHIss TIoKEz.
for xayr.-co JAxrs G. BzRREr "a ~ 10
Pr AIdsr~sa-rIs0AdAs J. vBmsss ~ 81 scftf hnFHis
Pr cc~~on couneil oRME, GRAFTON POWELL uAR1y N
s JONES June a n,
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NHAMPFLBURY-Ies Premicrs Bsaux Yours.
II

u FAFA. 1853 9 cents . , .-+-
Daumas-Ies C1evsnx ~ eAhara. Paris 1854 % cents
Gozlan--Ic Neatcn du fecQ. Paris. 1855 30 cenN
Soulie--AarguSsite. PARA. 1855. - lsft
Auesyet-IA Issans ds vingt cnq Ans. 1854 % osnas
Houhs JeunsaEe savat vsiAose poavsit
Chabriian--LA Sapho. 1883. - osun. n - ltl = 49,
Cousceono-LOsphctne 1858. ~ cents 5stt
Rsybaud-Jeroate Pstare&. 1864. - cenAs.
Gozian-fA Defnsre Sour 0riss. lsSe. - csa4s
souhe-Les Doux Cadavres. 1854. - csaGs. r-H Baal
ncry--ies Nuts Italssenncs 1855. - csaM.
Carlsn-Deux 1eanss TsmaAes. 1855. asQAa. ~ A a
Karr-fA Peneaofn Nofmande 1853. - cents.
0"xaan-rGistotrc De TO vsnmss. 1855 - ceam -
Achard-ias Fsnrscs Honsssas. lSss = csaas
Bernard-IA Portrait de h MarSShe. 1885 = ceuAe
soaiie-Lss Qaste Femnses. l6Ss. 70 csn4s.
June 'd-' 1fs+laef-s YnANCY rAYrnn
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e IN i1ttiiDN 4 xiaix Sx Z fIsvApsss kAod. Island,
!eN1.F Il ~ APns 81 EAssA 1s4.1 p - g the IN Of
Tssis V pa II ~ Ys1as fFci q sx1.asn Of
pa1sns which tAksa p(nas q ~ ~ ~ WaASa tooe
lI IN sN1ap1 ktqe1 eA4e Rucnt once
ManAay, ths "a August = II oso Nj - ~ persops
neae1 I'D sw hey Aate why said
tlunn eank ~ - u usnesd.4 N " sffsr TEE
! Pvsss sveag ~ ~ pssassA I, ~ N
e)ectnhs specially ~ birth IN Wet1Q
~ hWe asAw - asagg IN assny ~ n sihsr
hnx ~ and transmitted
~ ~ ttisa ~ Sa sAsA vi ~ farnihsd o. appnea
Z n tnSay IN a. sns1 csssd - ~ "a VI July
~ sApe rsnsA xpc4 ~ tsgesy, be filed
- g 8 sst ss s!'eass & shss ~ shs Argument.
~ Ssssss1 ~ WHss rssss - psAss n - Uss, washing
ssn c. - Po Hsvtssass nAsae lhaA ~ps
ese.y a? N & a gaA4ss.ssss 4 T. = least sixty
aZ1WraA4aa TgAx cennisssssr y Patents.
SrEnor q - ayv upsg ~ ylsass sspy, their
tn Othb fneme 90, w1A dtapst oonsnnaAv NH nsice
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NI0TICN. by yirtnN, ef deed Of kust made and
IN sxscua . das.d ~ 2A Az 4ssresry, 1854 ard
.sosssss y "; 8. = "a =. ~ s ~ ~ ~ &c q u
sAat woessa - - - sss.is~ q .A.y, ~ nj n.y.
srossz G 8. w q Vsskassss, s. e. al fso : ~.
q n No haUass1h s4s, Ae s9ssy ~ lle
1a4kA9 NUsstvah ~ 1hse srs ~ three
stssy tiek House, ccatanns slssa6 Aas
Ma sssxK k..A 81 rsssdss = 10 .ss s,ti...s
Il snA ysass ~ ysrcAsss give " ~ lStf
pagsaAa bsan9 A6asnsm ~ 1el6ng ~ cvsa
sast ~ Aaksa- ~ NagayNncs e lheA ~
.,s sss u s. 9 f: q a. q =. =
q ss 1srt parcA4g, ~ AAesen9 ~ tAsSe hi
Medicinal InsslkgsassF. JOHN !, ESMN, na4sHs.. u
sasJuns1-Aa1pL yoI4ll ,foassFas sAaue, AabaioassY
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Gsters snppcrs, show u description VIII ind the
IEX SHOE STORE No 10 Market aace
Nh 9TH tho cosss
tho Lady clerks attendance No goods
keyN. Lsdes please give call tasi-se 4. CLARK.
Juno J-d1ws
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The BARRYMORE PLUG- UGLiH called upon to come
over and avenee the manner in which their idol the
ocrstic majority in Congress and ON Monday we may
sxnect to zee them
49, .Ins respers. descend 10 the haryes. q dcaA.u
gAsv "a, And however. that thew cannot PRACTISE
their ,aoa.r M,;no and their A,enoo.a tacths At the
Nil. Of washington cy. The citizens Of tis metropolis
will not only chastie this interference from abroad but
Will rebuke At the polls the unprinciped men who seek
to succeed bv this importation Of know force
Let the democrats and anti know nothues see to Il
that the fr fame of the city i not sulliod The sacred
principles Of law and order appeal to them by all the
glorious history Of the past and we have full confidence
that they will sustain the rights and privileges Of Amor
-~.-I --atfaa 3s 4s
Tas CANAL TRADE find In the Star the following
reper M tolls paid atthe Georgetown ONCE Of the Chesa
peake and Ohio canal during tho month OF NAY:
D..ov,Eag Flour. 743 tons 4 4so hill. corn
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~ RELIGIOUS NorrCK.--The Disciples will hold
w. W. RudnG between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth street, Qnscad Of Temperance Hall
o morning, O'Clock.
- NorrcR. The Special Police appointed for
prccln VII night
Engine apyont
captain. A full attendance is urgently requested June
~ SEVENTH WARD.-Thc Democratic Associa-
evening Hall,
Maryland llth O'clock
fun attendance Ia requested. CHARLES ALIEN,
June A--2ts ~ fsi =. ~ = rIf N secretary
!. 49, LADIES GRAND UNION FESTIVAL, ut Philtar-
Hail. avcnus ilh strcc Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday svsaps sh, oh, 10Th, for The
Young Association r44.
spusAs band engaged Esey varsity q sOssrs, fruit and
Refreshments viii BE- proyidsd tNtt Et
1ckss adn,tns ascuslaAa hAy, Is Children, u
cents. Season tEksta, CENTS Ittlst tf t eIt
a-TrSSTVT7tS slas q f-
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MAross 0vrcs, w&shsgsss, pine q, lsss
IL elsxoa q pasM< sasvs ~ AAsss ssy sS TO take
pAos oSssy sxs every ysoi szss q tbs pr 70 DO
ks the ssssysss ddnr AA good Ano"s sf
rs every ssaAAsd sxsretss his 'sesse fAncas
ausAag )nssa And s1bcss " yrasss
ay Any ss ~ ssssse rsAs ~ esssug election
viii bs mst 40 resisted wnA sassW' snA assssense
ssnx n n ruteu their
lawful rrh< ssscs y a.y sxsas sAs apr
nsy - ahsia - vtiAts.ss ~ psAns peace ftD
sanss sAswsd that shsy win - coAdH p~.-
sAnsss s~4 ~ ysuns y sspA ssaaaass similar 70 tA1ss
snsGAsA y shls Gig bsi yssw 80, -, t.tf..4
- = - II ~ Yts ~ tscsisn &iA~a I'D y
$500. - .Grv - ~ VA be rnstuantttt
As1k y'ossss mpAs - Ws1asr De- ~ carter
reossA. -, ~. y AAQlUpER, Nysr
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FarvAL-IAs ladl1s stn~beuy fssiv1l II 1aavptA
Hall Last syenln fsr H. bsnsAt 81 Ihs .Youg Men,
Christian AssosiAsca wss greeted By large nd tsspec-
table attendance This truly sbenstols1t Enterprise,
the " association has been The eaas u accSnplih-
ing large amount 81 good during the pat year. and are
still willing and sbs TODD mach moro but tAsy m ont d
funds and in debt and Il y tr tAs ppsppss x enabling
them to Discharge aa tsh kAiss, tat thalsdcs Asvs
kindly volunteered their I'D h gstting up tA satertan-
ment Tonight being the last night a. ~ tval We
hope the atten dsnce VIM BE- large = III ~ things thaa
reinsin usosa VIII - anctsoned 81 - fsAiAest ,a1as.
The circuit court Of Fairfax county VIM commence il
session on Monday next, the 7th Inst $500, i6
TIE steamer Thomas Colyer yesterday, on bet ave
o'clock trip to Washington from Alexandria, raasSd the
body of floating in tho river. From what w could
learn, the be Of the person who WIS drowned
from rowboat In the Eastern branch Of The Potomac
on Friday. last. N ;s..t tI.i.,.g,.t. y N
Both branches OF the City Council in sion on
Thursday night, engaged upon ths revsnue bin.
NAxm.-- Floar4-no s.assp rspostsd wheat -onsr-
inss good, market quiet whiss II III 10; I'd, 20
81 o5 -e0srinss GOOD, narkst active whits md
mixed 80 cents; yslow, 80 81 oans Rye, sS cents.
Oats, 81 CENTS struck, Msasursss sssass4Ssaa iaH
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Bible society.

B1DIc society.
Tho the Bible Society. adjourned from
the heavy rain viii be held
Tuesday evening at ock the First Presbyterian Church
AZ street. ~ as "a 70
Addresses win he delivered by Hon John Thompson
seph r. Smith, D. D., Of Baltimore. sE
An interesting meeting is anticipated
JOHN r. NGIE, y
w NJ. n. MIIkk,
a...sN y s4Ht ,N. ft5sa&@ A. ROfHwElx,
June 5--3ts Committee OF Arrangements