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PBNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

EbHN9 LN4Ald1A ENA44AENSAOs
TTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. connecting the Allan
tic cities Western North Western, aud South
Western States by RoEay direct This road
also PsblTgh with daly line Of Steamers
all the Western Rivers and At Cleveland and SAN
dasky with stsanera all Doua the NoTi-Western
LAKES; making The most direct, eedpsEf end reliable
roufs by which FREIGHT be forwarded TO and from
the Grsdt Vast.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURGH
FIRST CLAss-Boois, Shoes, Hats andl
SsRi soS' Dry seIe and 100
Feathers. FurB, kc.................-.-
SECOND CLASS - Domestic SheetinF,l
Shifting and TlckinZ, fin original baies) IN 49, r., N,
Drugs On eask-,l Hardware. L=aier, ~ P1' ~ u.s.
I'm rolls or boNsslWool and sheep Pets
EastEard.
THIRD ULAss-AHTlIs, Steel, Chains Cin
eAsHs,) Hemp, Bacon and Pork. saited N. - ,oo a.
(oose orin casks, )Tobaeco nanuflett- w pr ~ ''
ed. (eNe-bt cigars cutD A.. &c
FOURTH LASs-Cod.e ,Fish, 5aecn, Beef
aud Pork (n casks boxes, eastEaTil N. -. ,ro n.
Lard Lard OH, Mails, sola Ash, Ger 'e pr 4VO 'Da:
man Clay, Tar Pitch. Resin, &e-
PLOUR-T5e per bbi. until further notice
GRAINIn loads - cents per loo lbs, until further
notice
C0TToN-t9 per exceeding 800 weight, un.l
further notice.
RI In shipping goods any point ThuAisI-
ptia particularly marx packages arf PEN
RdIrodd" All Goods consigned 20 the agents Of this
PhiladelPhia Pittsburgh will he forwarded without
FREIgHT AoEsIs-C Evans. s. Kibv Boston:
Clarke No IonSe and Nc William street and Jchn
NcDonAds No battery Place y, WORK Pierce &Co Z1nes-
VILE o. Irwin and sprinsnan Brown, Cincinnati, o.
Carter JeEett, LoulsVe, Ky: O'RIisy Co, Evans
Vile Ind; Sass, 81 IoufS No; Harris worIuey CO.
Me uphls, Team; Iech o.. CheaKo III; Glass, Fort
Wayne, Ind; + SneeeT. Phiis MAgrAW Hobus, Balt-
| more. b A Stewart Pittsburgh @.
II. n. HHsTON .Gen1 Freight Agent, PhIIad.
apSlyl III. LOMBAERT, suPt., Altoona, Pa.
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FOUNDRY PRoPERTY

RSr sale Or I.eaae. in VFeat (soIun,B In. Va.
VIZ property - IN good working order. having Back
srlith shop with Two 6rrs, Patterns aa taoIs tos5sr
goise'4 -idth ziilsarpsateFsh
his praptrty tnthe eentrsof
M eounsy, With vsr eoaItrsas
ls lr7rTIy Elbeieassti for atera % yearsto uee=H
g o. ANY hahits AID good And none hui
neeA Apply. II sllo 70 20 r-i ~ nay.
NlI ge made easy ether VIII sod.
~ " le1 eharteTr' prTilrFs fcT
o. t.T'y shonld company Tsurchaafrr I--Ir- IT, tss
chart-'-i privileges ~ ~ aiisu - =. Iii - --rtv
.- -t,.- ~ W SARGENT RtuTuFR.
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.

Great Northern and South eLn Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAYELEi;S. ta
Twice DALI, (sunaay night sSssptsdl bs,ssen Rich
and Washington City via Gordcasvls and Alex
andTiA-
mond els \. II. and 1880 p. u.
Returning leave washipgton-,-s A. n and m
and
Arrive at Richmond .iss0 P NJ and A N
Baggage cheeks and ;ekes, given through between Rich
mood and WasiiEgton
THESE TwO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent er,ant CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN ASD SOUTHERN MAIL. give .he best guar
securing connections, as Is shown BY ARR
daily AZ Redmond Washinst0n city in advance Of
the Steamboat line,
Pass BETwEEs RicHNoSD tSD WAsHISaToS. -: $3.50
An OEIbus viii be found always really 10 take hF0HJh
passengers and heE baggage OF wearing apparel btusen
the Depots, free o. charge with ample time for them 70
take their meals, whether going North OF South.
Through Tickets be obtained between Danvile and
Washington the OF the Road, E=aEly
pietei Dlzvfiis Al Aent Of the corapany N! receive
Check. passengers from the DAnEile Road, and at
tend r baggage al the Way 20 Warrington or the Bal
timore Depot. -
THERE'S change OF the night line between Rich
mond and Alexandria Eel
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AND SUMMER GOODS

eyer "a Ir Firasgre ~ osrr1s sll= FEblc
Ietr stock WI ecmlrise eVeTyhnEzzu IN Drrsr oois.
EnpFnifeTirH. saws, MhutiHrs, sc.
tledGng themselves 10 Be uler-oss fH-v Goa I'D
s7itt n-r greni indueynents uyers rh-r
toners short credit ana gould r-t --tf.Ifs s4r-f
an Inspection % their rools. ms
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Cheaper than Ever,
A New Light

a New Light
THE Drumund Light produced from improved sYLvIc
i OIL, has equal, and after PERSONAL and salts
factory trial ssltitto to the Pnble SkyE oHSAP
aud best portable Hight in 1t safe because II
from all explosive properties 1t cheap because the
per hour essthan half cent. Its the best because
the smhrestlamp will burn brilliant with steady
twelve hours without Teng OTtrmmiD give sufficient
irt any ordinary sized rom, and having the
and SELL confidently recommend
public favor.
For sale Wholesale and Retail At the House Furnishing
Store Of :. X. DURHAM co.
Jan Is No. IFS, Main ST. Wheeling, Va.
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j. II. SCOTT,
10. 1S7 Main street, Wheeling. Va
Wholesale and Retail

wholesale and Retail
pEALEE N
EYaaehea. CIoeIIH. JeWesFTq watch = ClSek
Materials. TOOlH- Glassess
syILVER Fztzd aa6 BFltzEA ~ Gcll Pes AZ rs-
- Ga fIsIs Al ETe- Sp=c<aess Pen uaaAss1 Pzrsea
Care Cases Casa. zE=f. Brs1es. Cs1za1 PERI
Fav Psck1 lFes. SefssSEI, Rszo-I- EeTe!TeEs,
Fis=ss E5sf 81 Piztst sFscks, 59zs AL erk-
Erd Esa-aI sssSs=Ist e ussal asa fAsey arESeiss-
;,v,z1,.,f, asss J-ry Iz=r-iy 70 ~ stssE ksth =
- wEssssal=ss4 E=.An 4sFArt=snts, su1kl.i Ee %
watchmakers. Merchants, PediaIs,
a-s psAls Esas-1T, V==y complete H1soEtsz' a.
'gs:szs. sr csoslI el=sszy repaired Al uarrzatsa
apS
Straw Goods.
= AIRY e NV oa<rirr large al s=osIll lSsar--
- Ee-t Esz's. Eos-a's A. Cla1rezs HatE. cpH-
ristlzx az ETe--t- D. B. AMI kszni Wessteg IssIiz1
Hate Ps1eI. D B. Dfsb AZ B-1Tu L-=horu Cz HAts'
Ls=hor- yeznE AH1srrA D. p L--cEz E7ys Has Pa2a-
"a Gre arz-=g Ezu-r D-ai Hats GEsr-tt a11
wsh-.es zfsa= D B. Bcya Hats Cnbir=Hs EItEA utad
p.Ibs s;Fsu 1na I<shoTa HAS, al q TeA -. = SD
aEzs No rs Mza =. rFEesliaE. Va
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Ia connection above. keep every Kind Of rau
aieAl inttTuHient and musical merchandise generally.
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SHEET MUSIC.
The largest stock Of sheet us. music Al works &C. &c.
In the Wssiern country.
~ Ma,Ie sent 70 any address, postage frss.-AI
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SECOND STOCK
OF
SPRING & SUMNER Goods.

ElskELL SWEARISGES vi; open on TUESDAY,
IL May 4h, N their rrstn 10. al Nan
,ni d99T above } K iIunhan c.. ihs nos; t=a-f-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-12

II , Frederick :. Porter, eldest son Of Judge
Porter, of Bath, Me was shot in the revolu-
tlonary movement New Orleans, and immedi-
ately died.
III The London Globe says there are l73 peti-
tons for divorce, or for judicial separation pend
ing in the Divorce Court lately created in Eng
md by act eff Parliament.
IL Southern Methodist minister detailing
Ills experience g certain circuit, counted TWEEN
ty-siK children That were named after him, and
added that during the year he received, as COM
pensation for his labor, thirteen dollars
III Recently, at Concord, y. II. a body was
found IN the river, which proved TO be the re-
mains of an lrishman who was one Of severa'
drowned during the operation of building the
Northern railroad along the river, eight wears
ago. The sand had prevented decomposition.
aud the frcsbet of this season had brought the
body to light.
IL well-dresSed Freedman, who regis
tered his name at the hotel in Chronicle near
Mobile, Ala, as Louis Maury, of New Orlfans
La, Was found dead about a mile from Citro-
nellie, on Saturday morning, the 10Th ult His
Dams were blown out, and pistol was in his
hand, from which it was supposed he had CON-
United suicide.
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CAPoS.-This celebrated and fashionable wa
trring Place-CaPon Springs, Hampshire county,
Na-,-durin9 the current season is to be under
the management Of Mr.. f. ID. Willard, our for
mer fellow-citizen, whose enterprise and skill in
the conduct Of large public house is well known
TO all OF w ashington, and to those bo frequent
" SoJourn here We congratulate the proprie-
tors Of the Capon Springs npon Obtaining ger =
tieman so competent and so popular for a lessee
The premises have recently been renovated from
top to bottom, and every conceivable comfort aud
luxury added TO the inducements for pleasure
ana health seekers to take Capon in the route o,
Their seasons travelling. We doubt not the es-
adjustment will lie well flied with a gay COM
pany fsom the 18th instant, when it will be form
ally opened, until frosty nights cause all visitors
10 nee fTom the mountains 10 the more genial
CLINE OF the lower country
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PERSONAL.

.... Maj Mcdowell, L. Z. A, is at wilIards'
-. Paul Morphy, the chess player, sailed for
Europe in the Africa. '
$50 Christy's Ministries were giving mornino
audiences.
80. IL is stated that NJ. Theirs is about to fol
low the example Of Nj. Guizot, and publish his
memoirs.
-. The death OF the venerable Wilkins Fan
nchiIl. who has been an editor at Nashville and
Louisville for thirty years, is announced
49,. The Court Circular says that Queen Vic
tofla Is In a fair way of making another addition
10 the royal family before the close Of the wear
-: The New York Post learns from Rome
that Mrs Bryanrs health had so much irnproved
that she had been enabled to travel
- IL is said that the Duke Of Oporto brother
OF the King OF Portugal, is TO marry the daughter
OF the Emperor OF Brazil
- w A. Lell, formerly President of n 2
Common Council in Boston died on Snndar g;
consequence Of falling out Of a window
-. Judge Ellis and Col McRse the twoc,n
dldates Tor Governor Of North Carolina, had a
slight personal collision on the 7th inst
49,. WIN Nj Connolly, the imprisoned report
or at CINCINNATI, Is visited in iaiI nv troons n,
friends, and his wife is permitted To see hin, ~,
every day. A''''
80. On Monday last Mrs Anna Boone u;u.
six Of the intelligent and interesting Boone fam.
jly, took their departure board the o,cLa,
ship Plutarch for Liverpool.
.... Princess Frederick William is still spff.,.
ing from the effects OF fall she had on the stair
ease at the ROYAL Palace at Berlin. Queen Viz
toria inquiries daily by telegraph Of the health of
her dang hteT.
80. There Is now little doubt from the state
Of negotiations between Her Majesty and King
Leopold Of Belgium, the subject Of a fimily
alliance, that the affair will be speedily commu.
nicated 10 both Houses Of Parliament
- person representing erself a. tie Count
de SavatelIe has lived fOr the last forty years
IN versailles. drawing the pension of "a. dsr~ n,
"a Countess as lady Abbs.s In retirement and
mixing only in the aristocratic circles of that
CITY, She Wore tie dress OF all bless and no
one oohDted That she was the true Countess and
Abbess DE- SavdteIle A few d,v, 400 III naT
son son died, ana u Was found that the pretended
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS


The Union, to-day, in answering the taunt
that the Administration has accumulated upon
its hands great amount of foreign and do
mestic troubles, shows that the three leading
difficulties which have been met and mastered
by the Executive, had their origin in no act Of
Mr.. Buchanan, but date from periods long an
terror to his accession rs head of the Govern
ment. Kansas presented an insoluble diff
Guilty at the opening of his official term. The
position of the Mormons threatened the honor
and union of the country. Both have given
way to the sagacity and energy that have
marked the decisions and characterized the
movements of the Executive Government. The
Search question next portended storm from
without, and on it the cordial endorsement of
the country approved the straightforward pol
icy of the Administration. thus, concludes the
Union:
Gail three of the formidable difficulties en-
cOuntered have been substantially and honorablv
overcome within period of one short year II
has cost the treasury large amount of money
but IL Is money expended tie people like ia
see their money expended, in maintaining the
integrity of the Union and protecting the national
honor -
The HtciHgeRcsr is without editorial.
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IL The Cdncemi murder case is still dray-
ging along in New York, another trial The ray
picker Lowth was called to the stand FRIDAY
afternoon and after all his testimony reIating 70
the murder, as given on the last trial, lad been
taken, Ex-Judge Phillips, for he People, asked
him II any person had offered him any money in
relation 10 this case since the las; trial lie re-
Piled that Nh Biankman, (Cancemi's counsel. }
bis brother and one Of the jurors sitting on THU
jury, lad come to him and offered him 81, $50,
S2,oOO and S3,OD TO settle the matter and not ap-
peas that M. ChTistodoro had also called ard
had check book with him and pair OF scis-
sorS
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SwsDESBOEGIAN NATIONAL CONVENTION
Tue fortieth session OF the New Church General
Convention commenced at the New Jerusalem
Church in Boston. on Wednesday, and VIII con-
time five days Seventy-three delegates were
present from the Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts,
Maryland, Northern Indiana, Michigan, and
Pennsylvania Associations, and General Society
of Ohio
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H Letters received from Fort BIidger state
that there were sufficient provisions there to last
until the middle of May or the first Of June, be-
fore which time additional supplies would be
received.
Instead of Agent Hunt melting tie Indians to
hostility against the United States. he was sue
cessfu! in preventing the Indians from Joining
the Mormons, and escaped because the latter had
determined to take his life
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NOTICE FOR i AZ; si ksfsToRaTroy OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET " THE

- A n Il II n.
The grant of land made by the act of Congress,
approved June g. 1856, 10 he State Of iohigsn to
mentioned having been far adjusted a To aniho-
rye the release from wIthd awal OF the lands here
vacant Offer, lands wi ica lie outside uI ST na,I
on each size Of the Grand Rapids ard Ind ans"
and Milwaukee Railroad. situated i'm the nnier
msntloaed townships which have not been SCI ected
Cong sss or legally aimed ' b9 pr s em0to sde 5
cafb tcsrs SH5Jsct 20 prtcdte entry the daf, Of
the DAYS ard at the places hereinafter spec he'd. A.
tns ordinhr y minimum of 81 Is per acre.
OF IEsust neSt, viz:
North Of the base line cad rest Of the PRINCIPAL
meridian.
Townships, Sc, 10, II, H. Is, IA Is, II, Is, 49,
Tewn.hps 10, IL, IL, Is, IA. Is. H. lie, 10.
Townships, 5, 10. II. H. IS, a. I5 Ie, Is, 10,
ard ~, OF range thIrtten.
T9wnshiIs4 s67s, 10, IL, r. Is, a. Is. TO- IS, 10,
TowsshiPs 1. s. 6, TO- 10, is. Is, II, 10, and % IF
Town.hips 5,6.7s, g. 10. Is. ls. IT, 10. and 20, of
Townships s,9, 10, Is. IL. 10. and 20, of range
Townships 10, Is, 10, H. 49, 10 and 20 of rarse esa
Township Is, of range nineteen.
-, At the and Office At TRAVERSE City ON Mona.r
the 18th Gay of august next, VIZ: ''
North Of the base line and ucest of the prineioal
Townships 81, p, as' ': a. as g %
oil rang O thirteen.
twelve. ~ 80 anu ~o' oi Iahge
Townships 81, q, q. "a, 25 b. p, and n. of rance
townships q, % ., q, s. b. end q, Of range ten
rownsnp 20 "a, "a 81, 81, and So of rang nIne
TrownsfiIs q r. -. On, s., aud s of ranss eight.
I"wnshiP 81. of ran,e seven
n'sfI uhIer nv hand al the city Of Washington,
, mn day OF June, Ammo D1rnIni one Thou ard
eight hundred and hfty eight,
O. 1HOS. A. HENDRICKS,
ia, S.ounhissloner OF the General and OFF e.
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FRANCK TAYLOR,
A CARD

u CARD.
HE attention Of persons wishing TO ypurch ,se
Cap to-. and near the RairGad Depot. is raspecffn
NV ted TO the sale advertised by VIM. X efn, tru
tse which Will take place on Monday. the l4th IN
slant, commencing at O'Clock D. m in front of %
promises, commencing on Lot No. l. in square 3
onting Indiana avenue Persons wishing 10 make
the property will positively be sold {, the In hest
bidder For further pariiculars see adv rtisement
1el2 u A. GREEN, Auotioneer
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CoNGRKss-Members
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star office Price,
for 5000 copies of sixesn-page speech, one cent
and half each; for 10, goo or more one cent each
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IL The remains OF Ethan Allen were found
beneath his tombstone on Monday last The
frst examination " the spot was not so thoroug b
as il should have been. The bones were boxed
up and placed under the foundation of the mon
ument to be erected in honor OF the venera;ed
hero.
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II II is rumored that several prominent Abo-
ltionists, in the city of New York, are concerned
in the late attempt made to abduct slaves from
Virginia. 1t is said some startling revelations
will be made, In few days, that Will play old
havoc with the underground railroad" arrange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-12

u The postmaster of New York city, desir
Gus of accommodating the ladies who visit tn,
post office in that city, has appointed lady t,
attend the window where they apply for letters
food
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IL An adjourned meeting of the creditors of
Lawrence, Stone Co, was held in Boston on
Thursday. Claims amountin. to SI72 ,Ot0 were
presented, making the total liabilities thus faG
allowed - COO, 600.
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BOARDING.

oAkOlN PRIVATE FAMII.Y-Atentie
niah ana iafaliy c1n be &C, ommodatrd wI,h jT,l,
sni itdIa;hi, hCOM, "a floor. neatly fI;rn,sh d
III sss. h:so, ore Room, Sd floor. Price TeA,"n-
b-tween 9th ard 7ih. nPP' ~ "
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Il
port which was rejected. |
Mr.. stanton, of Ohio, moved that the House |
further insist upon their disagreement, and ask
another Committee of Conference which was
agreed to, and at l O'Clock this morning, the
House adjourned. -
Proceedings Of To-day.
In THE SENATE, to-day, the question of the
right of Senators Bright aud Fitch to their pres
ent seats in the body was disposed Of finally.
On proposition moved by Mr.. Trumbul, to
amend the resolution To make 10 read that
they were not entitled the vote was yeas 81, nays
30.
On the final queslion-that thsy were so emit.
tied the vote was unonimous in their favor, there
being no votes in the negative
A message was received from the President
calling the attention of Congress to the condi-
ton OF the treasury, and expressing the opinion
that II VIII be impossible for them 10 consum.
mate the legislation made necessary thereby nv
| the time-at noon of Monday next-fxed for ad-
jOurnment.
| Various reports from committees of conference
| on dlsagreeing votes upon appropriation bills
were received; all of which were agreed to
In THE HousE, message was received from
| the President Of the United States in which he
calls attention to the condition of the Treasury
On the 18th of MAY last the Secretary of the Trea
| sury estimated that thrty-seven millions of dol
| lars Will probably be required for the first two
quarters OF the current fiscal year-from the lst OF
| July TO the LIST Of January next. This does not
| lhclude snch amounts as may be appropriated by
Congress over and above the estimates then pre-
| Sented r.
| TO what extent there will be 4 deficiency can
| n1' DE asceTtained till all the public appropria-
| on and private bills shall have been passed
| Congress should not ad joun leaving a defcien-
| cy-It would be dissraceful to the country; and
the President asks Congress to provide the neces-
| sarY means before their adjournment
| IL would be impossible for him TO ascertain the
| amount which will be required before Monday
| next; and 1t was now half past II O'Clock. He
| tptdn CONGRESS n
than necessity may require, and reiterates the
statement in his annual message, that he will
| sign no bill without due examination
| Nj J. CLANCY Jones said that if the House
| would go To work, and not consume the time in
| debate, they could finish the more important
| business by O'Clock this afternoon, and be en-
| abled TO ad jOurn on Monday
The House then proceeded to consider the Sen.
| ate's amendments to the bill making appropria-
tlonS fo' the collection of the revenue and hav-
| my disposed of them
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UIssnIurrnN NOTICE

h., . NOTICE.
iS>oLCTloN OF COMPREHENSIVE
tns rPhrtntrshIP heretofore existing bstve
s.ns nepev,tt and John Dawson. rs his day tis
seu ot hdnirsl consent. Ala persons having claH
az thst, or Idebied 10 said firm. will peSs- settle
settle up The business.
John MoDEVIrT,
Washington, June LIST, lass. je ii-a
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HE ANNIvERSARY CELEBRATInN o!

u. DO ".
HE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF
the Order, on 18th Of May, having been ,,Szs>csxs
considerably uarred by the heavy raIns -Sx3Rks<
then prevailing. the Grand Lodge ofaNtS
the District Of Columbia lyreidIng To a > -
general requestD have determined upon 9 X EpE-
Triton of the PROCESSION. GRAFTON and
LENEE, on MONDAY. the Ifth IBsusnt.
The different EncampmentS and Lodges Will meet
At the City Hall 81 o'clock the afternoon, where
the l;Ie will be f,rmed and march from thence at {
O'Clock precisely over the route agreed upon ty tho
Committee.
At o'clock IN the evening the Grafton will he de
Ivered az the Smithsonian Institution. by ID. ". VI /.
WV. h: loUNG, OF Mary ana. TO winch the public
are invited.
THE CONCERT AND LEVEE
Will re held IN the Seventh street Hall, all the large
rooms n which will Ice open, and Will dose ~ 10
O'Clock; alter which the Saloon will he taken
charge By a competent corps Of Floor Managers,
provided with popular CotIlion Music. aud the re-
mAinder o. the evening wall be PASSED. 81 the gIddy
mszes of the dance"
Tickets for the Concert and Levee, ONE DOL
bAR-to he hsd of the members Of the CsmmIitcs
je 10 st COM. or ARRANGEMBNTS.-
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OPP FELLOWS HALL.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF
j. INSCO WILLIAMS
CELEBRATED
Bible Panorama.

This Magnificent Painting commences with Chaos
and continues down IN historical order 10 the Bah,
lonlsh Captivity, containing mare than ~ az the
most sublime and interesting scenes IN the Bible.
Exhibitions every evening. Doors open al seven
o'c Uck q commence at elght preclSelg.
Tickets 3 cents: reserved seats "a cents-to he
had at the Hall door. Children under ten years.
IS cents
Also, Exhibitions on Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons for families and schools. Doors open 81
pa O'Clock; 10 commence at 31f O'Clock precsey.
Explained Ivy Dr. TIbl.ts. ma a
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IL The United States Agricultural Society
will hold its annual fair this year at Richmond,
Va, during the last week in October
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il The Board Of Aldermen of New York
city have agreed to appropriate five thousand dol
lars for the celebration of Independence day.
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IL The Opposition members of Congress are
to be rendered public reception in New York
after the adjournment.
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IL hOgshead of tobacco sold in Peters
burg, Va, the other day for $40 81.