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ALEXANDRIA,.
e of TIE Star.

Correspondence of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 9, 1853.
Yesterday, the Sabbath School OF the Metho-
dist Protestan. Church, attended by large mum.
Der of their friends, went on a pleasant trip to
Fort Washington. The Collyer, in which they
went down, was crowde d to excess During the
morning, the excursionists enjoyed themselves
very much in strolling over the grounds around
the Fort; and towards evening the children
and their friends being called together, their
Pastor. Mr.. Roberts, announced that unon reQue 81
OF several parents, he would administer the ri ut
of baptism 10 several infants After baptisiag
three children. hymn was sung. and the super
intendent placed Master Arnold upon a large
rock. from whence he discoursed upon the - 40
ple-TTee' in admirable style. He was fol flowed
by his sister and several more children OF the
Sabbath School, who all recited their pieces with
admirable effect BY universal request. Master
j. :. Win att was then peyforce placed on the
rostTum and requested TO deliver the {" Reign OF
Hoops piece, the recitation of which. gained
al such deserved applause at the closing exer-
ciSeS of ST Johns Academy.
Fl. b Wilmington. Esq then introduced a
touching poem in which he referred 10 the
lamented Charles Hall in q most pathetic manner
BY reason OF the Co'l"r's being compelled 10
go down the river TO tow the Ericsson with he
National Guards, the eXcursionistS were com
PEELED to leave the Fort at an earlier hour than
was anticipated, and came mp In the Geo Page
portion OF the party accepted the invitation of
Capt Price, and kept on with him To w aShing-
ton, whilst those who wished Were allowed A
chance to disembark at the wharf in Alexandria
On the way up the Alexandria Glee Club rnliy-
.ned the monotony of the passage by several very
finely executed songs, the performance Of which
won for them the applause of the whole party
The County Court continues its session open
ing this morning al ten O'Clock The examina-
ton OF John Trammell, charged with the rob
berry of n. Schwarz was continued, and the case
opened for the defence.
On Yesterday, John I.awler and David Buck
lev, charged with robbng II Hollbrenner were
examined. Buckly was discharged and LAWYER
sent on for trial ut the Circuit Court
The case Of Tramnell was then taken mn and
the Commonwealth occupied the entire evening
In the examination Of II Schwarz G. w Nell
son, NJ Herman, I. Johnston, and C. f Stuart
witnesses for the prosecution
Our cttizenS are quite anxious to get a sight OF
The New York regiment. Large numbers re-
manned on the wbarf last night until tue steamer
Thomas Collver passed up r
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IL At a meeting of the directors Of the Mag
netic Telegraph Company, held in Philadelphia
on Thursday, quarterly dividend of three per
cent, payable on and after the 18th instant, was
made to the stockholders Of the Magnetic Tele-
graph Company, and a semi annual dividend of
two per cent. to the stockholders of the Wash
ington and New Orleans Telegraph Company,
the line Of the latter company being worked un-
der lease to the Magnetic Company.
The reports Of the officers show the lines Of the
two companies to be in excellent working condi-
tlon, and the finances as prosperous as ever be-
fore. Mr.. Swain, for eight years the President
Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company, being COM
PEELED by the pressure of his private business,
declined a reelection, and Zenos Barnum, Esq
OF Baltimore, WAS unanimously elected President
OF the Company Joseph Sailor was re-eects I'd
Secretary, and George II. Hart, Esq, treasurer
Professor Morse, Hon. Amos Kendall, VIM M
Swain, ID. b. French, A. ). Abel, Merritt Can
by. John Thornley,, Albert Vail, Col. r. NJ. Hoe
and Samuel c. Bishop Were elected Directors.
John Kendall, Esq, was appointed general su-
perintendent.
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90 Large icebergs have lately been encoun-
tered off the Banks of Newfoundland
IL An actors burying ground was dedicated
at Working, Eng, recently.
CO. The st. Louis Democrat says there Were
two eases OF cholera in that city last week. But
it is not spoken Of as an epidemic.
IL The printing office has indeed proved a
better college to many a boy, has graduated more
useful and conspicuous members of society, has
brought more intellect out aud turned il into
practical useful channels, awakened more mind
gem. ated more active and elevated thought than
many OF the literary colleges Of the county. A
boy who commences in such i school the
printing office will have his talent and ideas
Brought out and, If he is careful observer, ex-
perience in his profession will contribute more
iowa an education than can be obtained in al
most any other manner.
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'PE RSONdL.I :

-.-.. Archbishop Hughe has been on visit TO
Saratoga.
-. Ex-Rev T. : KalIock delivered an Grafton
at ROekiand, Me. on the 5th. ~
Z -. The Opera closed In New York with dead
loss to the artists Of sI3i. after PLAYING month.
OF this amount, Gazzaniga lost s63
-. Horatio c King, of this city, is among the
graduates OF Dickinson College who received the
degree Of A. b :, at the late commencement.
-. The Hop. jefferson Davis delivered an
approp late and eloquent Grafton last Monday,
on board the steamer Joseph Whitney, at sea.
-. Ex-President Tyler has purchased hand
some seat in the vicinity Of Old Point, and is ex
pected there very soon with his family.
-. Among the arrivals at the Delavan House,
Albany, are Lord Rich'd Grosvenor, Lord r red 4
Cayendish, and Hon. 4. Ashley, from England.
49,. Mr.. Lever, the protector of the new line OF
steamers between Galway and New ork. las
been entertained with public dinner at Gal.
way
-. Miss Laura Keene, with Mr.. and Mrs JEFF.
ferson aud other members Of her company, are
ruralizng 1t Tobyhanna, place In The back
woods OF Pennsylvania.
-. Gen. Joseph Lane, delegate from Oregon
Ex-Governor Briggs Of Mass and Hon. II. T
Robinson, of Penn, are al the AstOr House, M W
York; Senator A. u. Brown, Of Miss, is at the
St. Nicholas.
49,. At the late commencement of Randolph
Macon College Rev. C.. Cranberry, Of this
city, delivered a chaste and eloquent address
before the Society of Alumni. aud the Rev. DIR
Rosser an address to the graduating class.
-. Gen. Henry Wilson, Republican L. 8.
Senator, attended the Garrison celebration OF the
5th in birmingham, at which 1t WAS resolved
that GO it is sin and a shame for the North to
remain in this unhallowed Union on any pretext
whatever"
-. Senator Douglas having arrived with his
wife at his mothers residence, about two miles
from Clifton Springs, on Saturday, yielded on
Monday to the opportunities Of the citizens and
consented to make a short address at the celebra-
lion of the 4th, at Clifton Springs.
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u Mr. Gerard stith, tine new MAYOR Of N.w
Orleans, transmitted Lis inaugural ne sac ro
the Common Council Of the city on the astb uIt
Mt Stitb, being printer, knows the vir,ues ~
bfevity and coneiseness. His message does not
exceed half a column in length, but says a great
deal In That space. He censures the lawless art
OF The Vigilance Committee in very strong terms
sVows bis determination TO suppress any similar
demonstration in III" future, declares his inten
ZION 70 i've Peacsably with all men as far a. pos
slOi'' announces The reorganization OF the police
i0for' ana hopes that the measures already adopt
ed Will prove adequate to the immediate wants
Of the public
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Ia1Le of Contents

LNOtC " SOHttH(S.
WASHINGTON News AND GossTP.-Tbe Mexi-
can Minister; Appointments and Promotions for
the week The Contracts for Stationery: From
China; The Washington Navy Agents Ofi e:
ne Fowhatani The Transit Route COmplica-
tions; Summer; Utah Affairs; The Indiana SEN
atortal Question; The Remains of the late Col
Theodore Bland; Whistling To keep our CouraUe
Up; Indian Affairs; Nicaragua; Our Army Cor
IesPnndence; John LetchtI; POstmasters for New
orki General Land Office Appointments; Naval
Appointments; California Land Sales; Lampoou-
Ing Them; Indian Affairs; Panama Ship Rail
nee Lands; Probable Nice Ourstion The
Artesian Well Expedition; The Visit of the New
FORK Aldermen Hard to Beat: The Steptoe
Affair; I-xas and Mexico Boundary Commits
sion; Naval Intelligence; The Paraguay Conn
mission; Nicaragua Route; Army News &c
Local >ws -Criminal Court; Trial OF Jas
r and John : Devlin for the Murder Of John b
Berry, The Georgetown College Greek Academic:
Tue WeatheTI The sunday lot; Shot at; EscaDrd:
The Excursion 10 Chesapeake Bay: The Fourth
at Home' BelIigerent Prisoners; The Shooting
Case; Badly Beaten; Criminal Court. Tn Nj
iIOpOls; The Parade; Dismissed: Serious Acct
dent; Corporation Gases; Painful Accident: Real
Estate; The Annual Commencement of George
town College; Gonzaga College; Caught Nap
ping; The Defence of Theses at Georpetown
College; RiOtOuS Conduct; A Trim TO GIafton.
Academy the Visitation at Gsorgetown: FonTtb
Presbyterian Church Sabbath School Celebration,
&c., &c, &c.
GENEkAL NEws-SCandal in the Church. Prof
Baches Bdse Apparatus; Squaw Slaves in Utah;
Independence Day in Boston; Naval; Fry VS.
Bennett; A New Map; The Cholera in London;
Arrival OF President MOnrOe's Remains in Rich
mOnd; Health or New Orleans; From ITtab.
Movement OF Troops; Telegraph Cable
FOREIGN NkwS.-F rom Europe and the East
10y the steamer Africa; From the West Ind hes I,y
the Schr Seaman
PERSONAL Nkws.-TLe movements and Incl
dents OF some hundred notable personares
CONaEkCiAL NEws.-rLe Foreign ard DO.
nestle Markets for the week
MisCELLANY.-The Little FIower-The Story
OF i Turkish Fugitive; The Fallen Girls Of
PariS; London Editors; One Days Shop Keen
ing; A Lady's Wants; The I.asl Stoke of Fer
lnne; a Romantic StOIy; How story q rows;
lI0eTiai Rapidly Of Thought; How 10 Get 10
CaIifoInid; The OveitlowiHg Cup; Tue Man of
Many Tongues; HE Self-made Man; Our Coun-
try; Public Documents, &C. &c
f0ETkY--Ihe Rising Moon: Daybreak-y.rv.
sweet ,t; Ny Cisaf, Love- The Farmer; Rosa Lee;
Eventide; Nedrer-a gem
The numbers who wish to procure this issue
can find it at the counter of the Star Office
price cents. Also Of tho various periodical
dealers. The annual subscription to Ills inyaI-
liable paper is but 81 .25
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union, determining not to be party
to the escape of the New York Herald from ITS
position in reference to the triumphs OF me
Administration and the "demoralized torn ana
shattered condition of the Democrats party,
proceeds, to-day, to show that the successes OF
the Administration have been the triumphs
of the Democrats party, and will tend to
strengthen its power and promote its perpe-
tuity. OF the HSyald, the Union thus speaks /:
We support Democratic principles and or
CARNATIONS the Herald supports Democratic
principles, and Is quite indi fferent to organiZa
lions. The Herald's position is like one who
hears, praises, but refuses to paw the preacher
y Political organizations constitute
material part Of the machinery of government
and, az the Democracy are the only reliable
party, the only national comprehensive, patriotic
party, We think il emiRently tit and proper that
a great national journal like the Herald should
be the defender, in truthful way, of Democratic
organizations
Touching the Right of Search question the
Union compliments the New York Herald for
its position upon it; is surprised that that
paper should continue to express doubts of its
settlement on the basis of the principles of in
ternatiOnal law held by the American Govern
ment and concludes:
We repeat again rwholly upon the credit of
the correspondence between the two Govern
menus tbdt England has utterly abandoned the
assumed right, and thus closed the CONTROVERSY
The UHO7' also gives the latest intelligence
from the g reorganization of parties thus
- Mr.. N. Sarsent's Crittenden letter is having
a wide circulation. Democratic papers publish
II to- expose the manner in which the new party
is To 0e organized to overthrow the ancient De-
m"cTacy; Republican papers, to rid ale and d s.
avOw the movement; while 4 few of the old
fashioned tariff journals maintain an ominous
silence, as If they Were bordering carefully the
present situation of political affairs Take Il al
together, the public response to Mr.. Sargent's
programme Is anything but encouraging to the
success Of the movement
The I"teIHge~esr dwells, with quiet humor,
upon the contest now waging between the
Enquirer and Sowth, newspapers of Rich
mond, upon the question of what contingency
would, In the event Of the dissolution of the
Union, induce Virginia to side with the North
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provement Of machines for marking time OF at
tendance Of workmen. Dated Aug. n, 1857.
w. o Grover, Of Boston, Mass, and w
Barker, OF Roxbury, Mass. sssignors to Grover
& Baker Sewing Machine Co Of Boston, Mass.
For improvement in sewing mac hines. Dated
June -, 1s5s
sDssigr James coAer, of New OH, ny
For Design fof types 49,
A G. Barstow, of Providence, r L-Por de.
sign for range Fronts. a = "a
sEzisnsiOns David Bruce, Jr Of BrooiIyn
MY -For improvement in type casting ma
ehines.S Patented November6, isi3. Extended
Jone2e, 1882 - - 90
= Isaac Crissett, Of Bennington. vt.-For i'm
proveusents in machinery for ma king barrels anc
other casks. Patented July l, lSA.
For improved machine for making barrels anC
other casks Reissued Marcia, 1858. ExteRde,
June &c, ISIS
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MIC OF ST. MATHEWS SUNDAY

lEPIC MIC OF ST. MATHEWS SUNDAY
tS SCHOOL on July 5th.-The undersigned,
COMMITTEE of Arrangements for the late Pic NictO
Arlington Springs, nave great pleasure in announc-
Ing that 1t was emInently successful DURING the
day crowds of visitors fOcked 10 the beautiful
shore. where a variety Of amusements. In addition
to the atura attraction of the spot, afforded them
every desirable graft cation.
Refreshments were served up by the proprietors
oil the place, who mad reason To congratulate them
selves upon the practical appreciation of the efforts
by the numerous company.
In pecuniary puln of view the result OF this Pic
MIC has Tar exoeeded our ectatons but tn g most
crafty ing feature of the was the perfect
order and pIopnety OF department that prevail ed
during the whole time. Though not less thsn twelve
to httesn hundred persons were assembled ON the
ground, not the slightest accident or disturbance
occurred to mar the pleasure of the day. All, ia
iact. seemed Determined not to allow any thing t.
transpIrs that would be unworthy of Il Sunday
School Celebraion of the hailuwed reculec. ions
awak ened 10y our great national anniversary.
To the pToprletOrs OF Arlington, whom we cheer
fully recommend to the public the captains of the
boats. and Mr. John Esputa. for their tentfn and
the public IN general for the liberal pa rOnage eA-
tended to the unde king beg leave to present
our fervent acknovled emeLts.
CommtHee;-GeO. Harvey. K. B. Bridget. A. C.
Shaw, Fnos. Myers, JOhn Il. Myers. William NJ
Harvey. VIM. J. FriZZeIl Its
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IL The Revue Sinicoe says the noweriny q,
TIE Wines Is going on admiralty throuyhou,
France, and everywhere abundance is eypec,ed
accordingly decline in the wine has taken
place. but II is not thought that IL will n. ver
considerable before the yiuiags
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IL In Baltimore, on Friday last, Miss Eliza
beth Murray, daughter Of Purser Murray, U. :.
N, made her solemn profession in the Carmelite
Convent The Most Rev. Archbishop OBLIGATED,
and the name of Sister NJ. Julian OF the Blessed
Sacrament was given to the nun
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IL General James Lane, tried at Lawrence
Kansas, for killing Colonel jenkins, has been
acquitted by the examining court upon the
ground that the deceased was the aggressor
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IL The harvest has commence,
81 France, and wheat from the ne!gl,hoI,a1 :.
Avign"h has been received In PadS -
l' round and full, but small, probably cau.sa -,
tie drought which prevailed brfor. the &C.
commenced 's
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wi ErROPoLis 10 Dog. No. Is.

The members of Metropolis Lodge take pleasure
IN Informing their friends and The II
public tnai taey Wal rlye thrir F!rst l9lsuS
Or nj Excursion 10 GlyMount IA
vIlion on WEDNESDAY,. July 18th, 1853.
The aree and cosnmodous steamboat mount
Vernon" has Leen esgaEed for tue lol. and al
axe two tps, leaving h+r wharf, at he foot OF 9th
street, ~ O'Clock =. M. precisely, ana tlexH-sra
81 s1s O'Clock. Second trn-vIl leave her h&ri NJ
2o'cfoek o. VA, sRa Alexandra AZ "a 9'oiock. Re-
turnIng will leave the Pavilion al O'c.Ock aud 10
O'Clock D. m.
UmuIb1ses will be in waiting st the foot OF the
Capitol, Northern Liberty M-Tket. and 18Th street
at o clock a. ga. and O'Clock D. m. TO convey pas
senge rs TO and from the boat.
WIthers' Band sill he IN attendance.
A good Caterer has beea secured. Meals and Re
Tres hments Will he furnished at reasonable prices
The Committee Will spare no effort ga Inaking al
pass q happy day who IN ioln rs on this ocoasn,n.
Tickets To lie had at the pTIncl pal Mcsss and bOok
stores In the CITY. ol the members of the cOmIttee.
and at the boat on the day OF the Excursion.
Tickets admitting a gentleman and ladies, 81 /:
Children IS cents; Servants free. .F....
COmRlift.s Of ATrGHgsmsAtS.
w. J. Brown, A lex. Aiduch,
r. Holden, ID. ID. CLARK.
A. Duval, J. X. Wright.
20. Ford, Geo. A. Fayuan,
g. w. DuttOn, j. A. Summers,
w. II. " Illisms. w. II. Lusby.
r, A. Pa; tersou. i,G
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BOARDING.

ROARDlN0.-A small and strictly private fam 4,
- would Ike To secure BoaTdsrs tentleman
ara hds, or two single gentlemen, Ca wbcIn the, can
oheI furnished Aut of Rooms adjoining, and pua
OF thtee hOoins, with gas, ON reasonable terms
fartios can ENJOY the comfurts Of home. No rh,I.
aren ~ the house. Apply at So street. between
bth and 7th streets.
To LEr-ops Room, without hoard. ieBim,
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I II In New Orleans last week there were e:g hi
deaths by yellow fever
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

! THE Ericsson AND THE NEW YORK REGI-
NEkT.-Yesterday morning, at . a. m, nan
dozen gentlemen (of whom the editor oil the Star
wa, one, went down on ths~steamer Thomas
CoIlver Tn Mount Vernon, in order TO afford the
New York Regiment an opportunity to land
from their huge steamship and.vi the Amer
leah Mecca-the Tomb Of the Father Of his
Country. Not finding her there as expected,
it was determined to proceed down the river
to ascertain her position, the prospect OF her
arrival, &c. At point thirty-fEe miles below
the city'the propeller Diamond State was met,
with Quartermaster Winchester on board,
from whom it was ascertained that on the even
ing before the ''branch pilot had pumped her
bow high and dry in the mud two feet out OF
water, at the Kettle Bottoms, point about
eighty-f miles below Washington-whero
ships not unfrequently stick. Proceeding there
on the Coliyer to render any possible assist
ance, the Ericsson was reached at 2t p. m, and
il was found impossible to free her by towing
with SO light steamer.
Though disappointed and vexed beyond
measure by their unexpected delay, the regi-
ment were in glorious spirits, and delighted to
meet others on the waste OF waters in the midst
of which their steamship rolled heavily from
side to side. 1t was concluded to relieve her
of rs many of her multitude of passengers
(sOme five hundred in ALL as possible, in order
that the Mount Vernon (which steamer Quar-
termaster Winchester had been advised to
bring DOWN might not be loaded beyond her
capacity for comfortable accommodation. So
the third, sixth and eighth companies-the
senior companies Of the rcgiment--a portion OF
the staff, and Major Mumford, of the Rich
mond (Ea) Volunteers, were transferred to
the Collyer on the invitation of the President
of the Washington and Alexandria Steamboat
Company. and at 4. she set out on the return
trip to Washington, reaching her wharf at III
p M. A more delightful trip on the water
was never enjoyed, all being happy and com
Portable, and the temperature being exceeding
ly bracing. .a.' g.
The impression made by the members of the
regiment, one and all, upon the " ashingtonians
present, was admirable. A more dignified and
Intelligent body of gentlemen was never before
assembled on such an excursion.
On reaching this city, the battalion marched
by tap Of drum TO the National Hotel, where
they found capital quarters and hearty well
come, though the hosts by some mistake had
not been notified to expect their arrival and
prepare for their due entertainment
The rest of the re.iment duly arrived on the
Mount Vernon, at a. m. to-day, accompanied
by Mayor Mayo, of the city of Richmond Four
companies were Immediately quartered at
Browns hotel, where they are faring as well
as they could fare at any other hotel in the
United States, and the other (tbe ffth) joined
their companions, arriving by the Collyer, at
the National
For further particulars concerning the regi-
ment and its movements see our local columns
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III The Democrat Of iowa have Nominated
Hon Samuel Douglas for Goyerpor
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This weeks issue of our invaluable family
and news journal is ready for the public 1t
contains full details Of all the 4th of July pro-
ceedings in or about the city
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THE SEVENTH ANNUAL EXCUR :
or THE
Montgomery Guards,

The Montgomery Guards beg leave to inform
the friends that they will give their II
Seventh Annual Excursion to Gy 1s1= A.
mont ON Nondas, the eth instant. $3.50
The steamboat, PoMHATAN has b. a engaged for
the occasion. She Will leave ths Sixth street wharf
81 O'Clock a. m- aud thepce proceed Ia the Navy
herd, and from thence t. Glymont. On the second
trip the boat Will leave Sixth street " haTf -
p tn. and proceed direct 10 6lymoht. The hrst bat
returning VIII leave ~ % clock p. M, and the sec
ond WI leave At 10 O'Clock p. M.
Esputa's Band ~ ensaged for the occasion.
Dinner snd Supper Will be served BY an expeU-
enced caterer.
COmmittes Of 1rrdSsms-y
Capt. hey, Lieut.. McEhone,
Lieut.. l.sngron, Sengt. Murray,
tltuf. kalleher, Sergt. Maians.
Or Master Maher, jy6St
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IN 1Np PIc NKc,[,I

ANsD = - t,fNfF al al FL q
Ths Young Catholics Freud Society &C Gcorge-
town " ll have he CIAEd PIC Nae Of
the ssssoa ~ Art sP''ss, a. q -. ~
WEDN ESDAN, siy tsth "a 49,
The Committee of Abrams emsniF whose ps0ttp 10
never la mas Msfe rsr pe prcNr,S sn irsf tke
fort xslt ENJOY II tsssa yho AZ fssoT the
cIsty with Their prssenCc.
Prg E,pU .s ysIeiss,ed Cor es Bsnd u es-
The steamer J. l.. Cathoart and the packet Flynn
Cloud Will tesye e--reetown By the canal exery
half hour. from O'Clock a. ~ Tor the e pAssAse
of vtitors. boat Viii Also leave the tstb street
bridge Washington, every hSf hour, frort o'ctOct
=. M on winch 10 O. nts pr passage eash way VIII
be CHARGED =. -. :. -, -.
determ ned remove instantly any person commit
Ing breach Of dec9ruu. '.r
II Children half pIioe-to be had 81 The managert; 81
DIR. kld sells Drug Store. eorg stown; kidweli
Lauren els Drug, or klns' Music store. Washing
| ton. JOAN NJ. SrAkE.
Chairman of Com Of Arrangements.
| Vetd llnt-Id>i ztes.l
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A KNABE q GAkHLE, A. CHiCKERING
"A and a HalIet, DAVIS Il Co.'s Piano. but IittIs
used, for sale ct great bargains. ELLIS.