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them Of conveying these people 70 the plantations ana
nue protect sgainst the ransacop ccnspired to dis
ooey their CAPTAINS Instructions On the other hand the
captain accused OF negligence. MEANWHILE the crew
lave been srprth ended and into prsoo and al the
cate "a oar soyicss were awaiting their trial.
The Stella stu Al Point Pltre and was not known
Wien che would leave Her European crew had refused
,e'fn 70 Aa and demanded 70 be landed In the CO.
quence o. The population having nIcknsmed them SLAYER
me original letters from which We have derived An.
foregoing particular are in possession They are
dated The 2eh and 2h Of January last and signed BY
hsss q he CO cny wh.re thew srs d.,ss no
fu fact thst oct Of nine hundred and y Africans ship.
PED rom ne West Coast only two hundred twenty.
onc reached her ultimate destination the French plan
hlkns, tells lie ovn terrible tale. We would however,
further direct the attention OF our readers 10
tracts, they are called were entered into rI.b ,se
immigrants after they safe board The stella that
we're N the power Of their owners Prevoui arrange
meuh had been made for obtaining them Thew were
packed together In the hold, not as passensers bu, A
slaves usually are. The majority we're scEy, because
SPECTATORS and carried on the strong and the likely Can
any doubt exist hnt-save In nane-the expedtl5u wac
said that the crew Of the Stella boased at ialocs
% having carried on their cargo under the very guns
an rrgikh cruiser The local government, however has
kcn every possible precsuton W suppress ali evidence
Of the The official report states that six hun
dred and forty seven men and women landed bot
observes silence Respecting the number that shipped
on NE coast and the rate OF mortality during the passage
the csptsn-vho attributes n TO dysentery--a6mits II
70 hsve been "about six q day during thirty days -
The report specifies the number taken board
SaDencs and lorguebonne, but says not word Of the
az loango. previous 10 the decease Of Captain
800 B.s somiuns the captains Approximate rate Of
mor,hy 70 DC correct, on the governments own show
VS. eeht buncreo and twenty must have sft the
Two former places on beard The sela Private inquiry
has ELECTED NE REMAINDER Of the Information respsctIng
the nunber taken on board al oapeo wbch ~ .,ssed a.
nave been one hundred twenty three The mcrsssv
would therefore, scem 10 have been more than ten ney
day, or ne rate OF the WHOLE Of nearly thirty two Der
sRIpsH INFORMATION or ouNEsE-rnY cot,vo
AGENT 10 AUSTRALIA.
From the Kingston Journal, April 1871
valued correspondent OF the north side OF the island
has furnhked IN with The following extract OF letter
from Demsrarn
DrwrRGRa 9th M,rch 1854
think something favorable has from repeated
visits 70 the Colonial once IN Immigration msers Our i'm.
Krrten agent General has appointed
Chns or the purpose OF hsprr Lord Een bring
stout eenlrud now ~ Chinsmen and into this
tVony Jhey have proved themselves valuable sad In
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EOH BALNIrHE KEW SUBSTANTIAL BROWN STONE
Oat three story and basement house, East Thirty
eet MAdison avenue with all the modern improve
uSau. Inquire 4 II Wall street. room Is
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UHIsKBy.-TwEsTy BARRw1s OLD nArONGA A.
w fea yhbkey, extra fine quality, eQus mot sngericr
q snr N ,his rarset for sale By 6RsftLY son. ns
Duane street
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their amendment fixing the rate OF interest at per
cent
Mr.. j. CLANCY JONES moved that the House re-
eede which motion prevailed So the bill is passed.
On motion OF Mr. MARSHALL, Of Illinois, Senate
outon 10 correct IN the act for the relief of
Stephen Il. Rowan taken up and passed.
MIR. HORTON, OF Ohio, moved that the rules be
pended to enable Senate bill for the relief VI Sherlock
Shry to be reported from the Committee the Post
Office and Post Roads which motion agreed to-
The bill then passed
Mr.. STANTON, of Ohio, moved that when the House
adjourn to-day il adjourn to meet at 10 O'Clock ON
Monday next which motion agreed TO-
And then, at 10 minutes past IL O'clock m. the House
adjourned f
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The 220th anniversary of the ancient and honorable ar
tery Of Boston celebrated in that city Monday
by service at church. dinner, speech, &C. The Bos-
ton Post gives the following report of
Gor Banks Speech al The A,liery Dinner. Phonograph-
ic report.
Boo-o Boog Ter TT hit ~
W-hz-zz x-zz-f-ff
1t is said that Of the editors of the Lewsburgh
Chronicle, after commencing to learn the printing
business, went to preachers daughter The next
time he attended meeting he considerably astonishcd
at hearing the minister for his text: My
daughter is grievously tormentcd with devil "
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ELIZABETH BowLS0s krEsDsD.--An item d
gossip has lately been going the rounds Of the press to
the effect that Billy Bowegs daughter d to be
rcd TO young New Yorker, whom she met during her
recent visit at New Orleans AS many Interested per-
doubtless anxious To know who the lucky ndi
vdual u.s. it may be relief ~ them TO know that the
gentleman alluded TO s less person than the New
Orleans correspondent of "Hsrper's Weekly '-though
report.
1t appears from the gentleman ststements that
lac has been busiy engaged in obtaining the history
the Seminole chief together with the Photographic like
of sundy members of his family, and sketches OF
their adventures In the Crescent city, for publication in
Harper Of which he successfully accomplished OF
his intercourse with the Bowegs family
csssarily somewhat intimate But let the gentleman
plain. He says
my object was attained; but in the mean while my
xesous devotion TO his Majesty Of tho Everglades had
exposed to little niaapprehcnson the part Of
my friends This Ia censorios world very 10th to be-
eve in dsntcrested attachments of any sort plaus
ble motive for my proceedings easily suggested
"Billy as have said b no beggary German prince,
without money TO support his hereditary dignity. HI
has moreover, manageable daughter whom, it wa.
currently reported he anxious to bestow upon
white BROTHER with comfortable dowry Of ten thou
sand dollars in hard cash. besides expcctaons for the
future. 1t reported TINT to be the happy
overwhelmed with congratulations, pronounced
lucky fellow and forced to stand cocktails and uep
without number. #
at is due to all parties that the matter should b.
properly represented 1t il true then that King Billy
did the honor TO propose alliance between myself
his eldest daughter. Bctsey he said good squaw
never married-you have her--come with mel make
you great chief-next after me- forced to de
cline this fattering offer for private reasons which
not at liberty to explain at present Suffice IL to
that they perfectly satisfactory to his majesty, wht
graciously pleased to present me, in token OF BIZ
profound consideration with his own royal autograph
fac asale of which / send you. |"
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MARINE.

slider Beard Pennington, Mackock Marshall
AGO. ~ IlF- ef 'lassf3.E sa
nschsoner Grith James Pert waha coal to Gas Company
Schooner Helen Mari Nickerson Boston, by NJ Fridge
schooner New York. by I. J. MehsHsy 9
Mary Haley, Haley, New York, coal by d. smith
Steamer Kcrnn Baltimore, by Wheat Bro
MEMORANDA.
Henrietta Gilman for this port cleared NJ Bangor, 7
instant
schooncrs Hamilton Ogden this port cleared New York 9th
Rachel K-nnon from this port arrived
day. 3t Eti .s55aAl
schooner Lady Suffolk studey from this port arrived n Boston
9th instant
agan and Elizabeth lane, James from
d. c. John Cooper, Hucings; Mary r. Stephens
Shaw and Henderson, Wesco from this port arrived 1t rha
delphia 9th
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DEE SULPHUR spRINcs-Mosnor COUNTY. v,n

cssrAThse Mineral Springs fr ihe
reception well known that medicinal
ipnsl thc IL
Red suphar Springs the speedy Of prlno
bronchial sncops chrome asrrhoa
u brain.
Richmond and yuelburr soof leave the Virginia
Newb.rn They win
thirty good road Via Alex
adr and Virginia Central railroad there about rallies
OF staging
Invshds astenhor
coming carly usually crowded The
month of August T. s. CAMPBELL A 90
May so-d2mo
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CUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-T steaner

@ UNI Err ARRANGEMENT. The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE win follows: gtF t
Alexandra at TO- IL o'clock m; and oclock,
Washington at g. IL O'Clock, M D., and O'Clock
a. ID
THOMAS colLYER whoa the route, viii Opposite
hours Fsrr II
whs~ys omnbses with the Page and Cyer, VIII
Penney
leave Aleysadria. .a
s-cod--u RICHARD wAII4AC1I President
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~ p. CULVER, (SuccEssoR TO d. s. DYsoY,) DRUG
We Apotecary Pennsyvann Avenue ami 18th
Washington, C. Having thoroughly rcnuvsed and ncd
with resh DRUGS AND AfI
CNE prepared offer Medical Profession OF Washington
city OF constantly keeping hand the very best and
articles Drugs Medicines compromising their
scpos To the invalid and efficiency well ms dis
pitch lng all prescriptions orders with which they kindly
either by day night. l..
My stock Of FANCY T0ET ARTICLES consisting in part Of TX
Coognes Pomsdos Os for the hair Hair
Hair Powders for tbs Tooth Paste and
Perfume Bottles
the richest style Az Of which complete not superior 10
stocknow ia this market.
have hand and shall constsniy
Charles
AND TABLE, WARE By the or In SETS TO which would call
special attention.
SODA WATER
Dispensed the thy and furnishing at all hours OF the day
June Is 7,lfgsHs 4.
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MARY DERWENT, by Mrs. Ann s. Stephens
lyl Famine, Ths Old Homestead"
price 81 25. a..5. ,i.t. ~. .
Jealous Wife, by Miss Pardoe; so cents.
wife,s Trials, Mi~s Pardoc so
Romance of tho Bsrem, by Miss Psrdoc; 50 cents
Confessions a Pretty Woman by Miss PArdoe;
RIVAL Beauties, BY Miss rsrdoe 50 ocpts.
Flight of Birds by o. Davidson Is
Foras TAYLOR X MAUKY,
June a--3t 3sA Pennsyly aniA
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ExHIBrrIoN OF INDIA RUBBER FABRICS AT

IL tho Patent OF Congress- and the public gene
rally respectfully invited 10 call
fabrics and articles exhibition the
Once.
Until the invention the which
country has the honor 10 have msde and which
the profitable manufacture Il India Rubber had
tanned From the invention that
period Of ten for its successful Development the and
ufaurcs that period 1850
has been surprising aud nncxsmpej until
important branch OF national Industry employing
capital aud thousands operatives
for the transportation the material And truly
said thai Ia bal In lis infsnty- e4.6 8gats esfF
Few OF The u the applications
rubber snd Intelligent visw the variety
fabrics manufactures into which n made,
and admiration and without feeling that the genus artistic
enterprise which have originated made great
branch OF national industry honorable
Similar exhibitions have been made in Jnaon which
have attracted the attention not only hc scientific but f the
lie generally.
Washington June 10, ls5s-3t
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has been in this city official business but IN expected
in New York to participates n te presentation OF nag 70
military company bearing his name On his birthday
We have not learned whether his official duties wii e
bic him to be present
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

NOTICE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust, made and
in executed % mo dated tho asih day February 1884
recorded Iibe J. A. s. No. ~ folns 278 277,
land records Of the county az Washington,
shs proceed TO cell the premises Monday, day
juno next at O'Clock MI the following Aeces Parcels
ground situated the city Of Washington,
Of o Ne No 34s
and running
said lot together with the improvements rood three
u Il
Terms ~ 900 cash IN hand the equal
d and the purchaser
paymcnts bearing Interest from tho a given and
deed taken All purchaser
II the complied ~. days ser u. sse ,he
Trustee the t 10 sell the property ,bo
% the hrst purchaser, ~ advertising The
National lnseihsenorr JDilS y ENNEs, Trustee.
June I'd ~ GREEN kuciipu-cr
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The UNION FESTIVAL, at Philharmonic Hail. is said
to have realized about $500 for the bcaet of the Young
Mems Christian Association
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TIM MAnKEr yesterday morning crowded with
purchasers many Of them the inmates Of hotels and
boarding houses who had purchase strawberes
cherries and fresh boquets.
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A GRlsIY BEsB Is on exhibition in ths city, and
huge animal it u.s. yst the exhibitor docs not appear to
be at all afraid Of it, riding 1t about the ring ii it was
a donkey A
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AccErrKD, The Rev. Julius f. Grammar, of this city
has accepted call from the vestry of ST. Peters p.
Church of smyrna Delaware, TO become their pastor.
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OFFICIAL

Buchanan President A< U.asd aa A~~ts 10 all uAsss
Fs1 ~ way
Satisfactory having exhibited that wyDdhsm
Dyer spsoinSA oOussl britain
Maryland hsSsy Linn
him and enjoy such unefion
privileges allowed Of the
this United States. W.
testimony whcreo
the sesl u the United hesSRAo snxed
hand, Wasagton the l0h
r. June D. 1853 aud Of the indspcdepce the United
states Of America the eighty
s3st "a ~ -aaG JAMES BUCHANAN
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INCEST OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA, OF A
IL civil nature and q general
Illustrated by judicial Consultation Of tho Unit
ted states, with notes and the BIN Rights
Virginia BY James Matthew'S attorney In volumes
price si2 just completed for by
June ~ TRlNCK TkYIOR
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ALEX ANDRIA.

JAMES SurnAxp alias James Trsmmell, and James
Smith, examined yesterday before Justice Price,
Violet and English IL charge of breaking into the
warehouse of Wheat Bso in this city, or about the
7th of April last aud stealing thereIom quantity
of dry goods valued at about $500. number OF wit
nesscs examined, and the parties were committed
for examination at the next county court
3 AIxxAApasA BoAHpSa ScaooL The Sentinel Of FIJI
day evening" says that Benjamin Haliowe the founder,
and for nsAs yean the conductor, Of the hourshg
aod far famed Alcxsndris boarding school, has made
sale thereof together with the school property fixtures
apparatus, &C.. 10 VIM. T. Kemper, ESD, Of Gordons-
ville Virginia Mr.. Hallowc retires to spend In well
earned repose least in less arduous duties his
naming days We trust that they may be many and
happy The good wishes of multitude will follow him
and his family to their retreat.
Mr.. Kemper designs continuing the exercises OF the
institution the basis before, in conjunction
with his two SONS, Delaware and Kosciusko Kemper,
both of whom distinguished themselves among the grad
yates Of the Virginia University and have besides the
benefit of several years experience in their vocation as
teacher of boarding school.
MARKEm. The markets during the past week have been
quiet with moderate receipts and limited transactions
We quote Unionstrect -four nominally at "a 37l fam
lily and extra in demand for city The
offerings of wheat have been small and the demand very
light; we quote white at 81 10 red SO cents a
81 but in the absence of actual transactions these prices
nominal Corn has been in fair request with good
receipts We quote white and mixed at 6z G3 cents
yellow cents Rye and oats dull and quotations
are without change; the demand is very light There
were transactions at the exchange yesterday
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TUE sEPoY REvoLT-ITs CAUSES AND 1T

IL Consequences. by IT. Mead 80 ftE lEWE
Memoirs James, Marquis Of X General
scotland by James Grant, author OF Tho war;
Price 81 =
Researches With the Rise sispen
aud Probable Future Engspds Rnls Christian
ad. Edited by the Rev. w. H. Foy, formerly Mxoasrt
Ctsplsn Of Gwslor, N. W. x 70
The Day A~r Tomorrow, fat Morgsns by william De
Tyne. Price 81.
Handy and Hunter Boy Story by Mira Illustrated
Prise I'll
Story by Lady Long new cdi-
cloth
IL cents. l.-.I 4
Rnedxes Educational Manuals Eod Book ~ Price "a cents
For sale TAYLOR MAIRyts
June list 5S4 Penusy lyapa avenue /.
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KirkwOOd House.
United States Hotel.
ISGIOS lRANCIi -TIESpAY. LuNE lraya

A. foilows:
Sis, express train Annapolis junction for
nspos; Washington Junction all parts the Vest Hal
for Philadelphia New
Is, way train for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
g. 30, Washington Junction with
express for parts wost Norfolk
Philadelphia, New York.
4. for Baltimore Annapolis
tim Annapolis and Washington
o 80, for Baltimore Washington
accommodation West -sf
The 10 and 30, trains and will stop
only Annapolis and Washington functions.
Saturday the 80 p goes Philadelphia only
Sunday 80, p. m.
June iS--1 T. II. PARSONS, AGENT
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Taz orKnA. The English operate company now per-
forming at the Washington Theatre Is winning golden
opinions aud regret that the night sessions of Con-
prevent many from attending who thus deprived
Of a musical treat. Miss Miner has sweet and well
trained voice which well supported by the remainder
Of the company and the chouses far above the usual
standard 1t il to be hoped that Monday the audience
will be larger and that the efforts of the manager and
the company viii be better compensated They richly
deserve success gg NEfafs@f
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REFORMATION WANTED--The heirs of Thomas
Southcomb and also VI Gernou, viii hear
something addressing Thomas Page Frank
fort, Kentucky. june l3--S~
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THO ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, AND CON
Il tactors.-Tha Pbpnix Iron Company Hadsp la
prepared wrought ron
solid beams and rders any required langths
fire proof buildings bridges
TEACHINGS and plan u using together with table showing capacity
beams viii be iurnished gratutousy application 10
SAMUEL j. REKyEx
.tsr Vice President, Al0 Walnut street
May l5--SatTues &Thurslm qTgF
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DIED,

On Wednesday night, 9th WILLIAM HARRISON, eldest
son Of H. W. flaming, aged years and months.
baltimore and New York papers please copy
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r ORD ST. LEONARDS HANDY BOOK ON
II Property Inv. rs cents.
Poor Fellow by the author Of (Which the Right Ie
t125.
Dsturwclls New York State Register for 1855
Nary Dcrwcnt by Mrs. Ann 8. stephens 4i0o.
The Pocket Chess Board adapted for playing Railway
90
June IL ~ FRANCK
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-ASHINGTON THEATRE.

VNASHINGTON THEATRE.
LAST WEEK OF THE ENGLISH OPERA.
will the dsghuH series Of
Operas extending beyond the present week.
Prices increased Good house Artists eneorcd Lucia ir the
last
MONDAY JUNE a. 1885, commencing with the grand
MASsANIi1I0 after which Donizettis avorite opera
LUCIA ID LAsfMERAOoR
MISS ANNIE MINER Mr. FRAZER CHARLES GUuMErH,
Assisted by
MRS HARRIET HOLMAN MR. " RUDoLPIisxN, Mr. GEO HOLMAN
Mr.. II. G. COOPER Conductor.
A1-No IxcERAsR PRIcB June 10
@ Intel States Start
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II ORD ST. LEONARDS HANDY BOOK OF
Property Law highly cxto!led IN
wo Magazine oae vo CLOTH price rs cents Postage
The Pocket Chess and Checker Board for playing
and coaches with complete set 81 Price
for sac TAYLOR & NAURYn
Juno Is Bookstore, yS4 yunia xyeuue
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ONE on THE MArGsERs of our city is the Washington
correspondent of the New York Tribune whose account of
the election is copied by the Balm6re Para We give
the concluding paragraph q sample Of the whole:
at was not without satisfaction that heard that the
insoence of the Irish mt Of the polls had been chas
tised by an energetic American policeman whom they
wantonly assaulted, and who in selfdefence shot four
of them"
We trust that the four men shot are doing WELL and
that it will be long either know nothngs black
republicans control this metropolis
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GENERAL sconr, the veteran commanderin chief OF the
army, viii be seventy two years OF age to-morrow. He
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JunoEs or uu PEsog.-Ihe following persons have
been confirmed Justices the Peace for the District
Columbia; II. l. Harvey A. Greenleaf, A. Hyde. J. A.
Kennedy, Thomas Donoho, Geo. McCency.
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HYxEMAh REV. M d. Conway. we'll known in this
city as having been pastor of the Unitarian church. has
been married In Cincinnati to Miss Ellen Dana The
Daily Gntmrr;al says:
The marriage ceremony celebrated with brilliant
eoat IN the Unitarian church Of Fourth and
streets very numerous and elegant concour Of ner
sons were present After the ceremony the bridal party
and gay cortege of friends repaired the mansion Of
VIM Greene, esq, on Seventh street. where the happy
couple were elegantly complimentcd. The bride is a
beautiful woman, of cultivated mind and admirable dis.
position Werust that the happiness of the newly we'd
ded pair may be As complete they can desire.
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ucserve success
Dnucs MEDlcrSB very palatabe. but it rs
all important that they should be pure and unaultered
II will be by advertising columns that Mr. Cul-
has large and reliable assortment at the corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street, and we COM
mend him to the patronage of the public He has also
great variety Of toilette articles and of Bohemian glass
ware, with soda fount which furnishes delicious bev-
erage. Give him call.
Mr.. Dawson, the hvorite Of the metropolitan play
goes, has recently been performing the part of Benedict
and passed through this city yesterday on his way to
Baltimore where he will appear for three nights and
then go to New York, to play with Charlotte Cushman
during her farewell engagement NJ
wuLARps Hotel The extension Of this hotel is pro
crossing rapidly and the walls OF the deep and spacious
basement story nearly level with the street. II will
be large and eapacoss building, and will render Will
as Of the largest hotels in the world it is already
Of the best kept
THx WKAmKas--After a few days of oppressvey warm
weather il began TO rap Friday evening at dusk and
showers continued to fall during tho night and a good
part OF yesterday. Some Of them very heavy ac-
companed by wind thunder and lightning but we have
heard of no serious damage.
FBonsL CoscsEr-A cant~ta called .s1he Flower
Queen the coronation OF the Rose will be perform
ed at the Assembly rooms Tuesday and Friday even
ngs Of this week. by the pupils of the First and Soc
ond District Public Schools under the direction of Mr.
J. Ii. Daniels
JunoKs PEAcg-Ihe following persons have
been confirmed Justices the Peace for the District of
Columbia; II. l. Harvey, A. Grceneaf, A. Hyde. j. A.
Kennedy, Thomas Donoho Geo. McCeney. "a
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Prices house Lucia for the
last time