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The wheel OF FoFtune-Mr. buchanan
and the Supreme Court.

4 correspondent, says the New York Post, who
likely to be accurately informed in regard to the
matter Of which he writes. says
Ii is but few years since Mr. Buchanan was him.
self an unsuccessful applicant for seat on the
bench OF the Supreme Court, TO which he has
Gently nominated Mr.. Clifford While member
OF Mr.. Polks Cabinet, and In dread of eoerced
retirement from public life, he begged the Presl-
dent to name him TO q vacancy which occurred In
that court during his administration. Mr.. Polk
gave various excus TO Mr.. Buchanan for not com
plying with his wishes, but 70 conhisntal friend
he gave the real reason, which Was. that he would
not appoint iederallst 10 the Supreme Court; that
Ar. buchanan had been one, aud no feared he
would become one again. Woodward, who Was
nominated, Was not confirmed. Mr.. Buchanan
was not consulted about hs domination, and was 80
ehigrned that be threatened ~ leave the Cabinet
on account II IL.
IL Is not known 10 this day how Mr.. Wood wards
nomination defeated, but IL is DOT difiicult 20
guess who was most delighted with the result or
most anxious 10 bring it about. Nov, Mr.. Buch-
anin, Who ten years ago not thought hs Tor the
Supreme Court, himself makes Supreme Court
judges, such AS they or are 10 be.
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HILLS on THIRD READING.

Ia FRrpAY AN USLuoKY DAYl"-The year
1879 hagins and snds on Friday. January,
April, July, October and December, have five
Fridays, each. April and December end on
Friday, and January and October begin on
Friday. There are 90 Fridays in this year.
We trust however. it will not prove more dis
astrous than 1857.
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ST. AlbanS
FOR SALE OR. REM

TINHIS is the handomest improvements in EdgedeId
lit is within twenty minutes walk of the Capitol, and
is elevation overlooking the entire village; healthy
and dry. 1t is surrounded by pretty scenery
can be ound in this county Every convenience
sary render it comfortable family residence and
country home have been adde. The very liberal
Jan20-u U&G BOYD co,
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Selling OFF Under Cost Price.

IN order 10 ste for my Spring Stock Of Goods,
will sell The baaI Of my Stock q Millinery Goods
land unde cost price. Consing OF Lade e Fancy
Bon timm ed and uurimu ei Rich ionnet Ribbons
Fren ch Featl Plum hair, Head dresses,
Wells, Kid Gloves at tOcts pair PIC Nc G oNes, sl-
Gloves assorted Coors fubroiderie Shem. sets Under
sleeves Collars Embroidered HankeTchi-f, Jaco
tIounciug, aces, &C fenera assortment Of MILF
ery &C plee. Now Ladies is your time TO bly
Fancy Goods cheap for cash, there VIII re no credit
given. iemember the place, No. 10, Cedar street
MRS. :. J. LLOYD,
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CHEAP SOLE LEATHER

- "a .iers aId Tor ale he W LOT q sAes"sA'"-
- A soss L. slhsr Al 8 cts pr %. .,..,A-.
S@h 49, - r. 4 q. ANDkkeoN-
Mo-. As = az, cOllege street,
. =. afsw deoTs fsols broad. st
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VICTORIES For FAMILY USE I
Opinion Of the Judges at the late
Mechanics Fair.

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
II of Nashville, ia October, 1857, the Judges
appointed TO examine articles in Glass 43-No.
Il, GROVER a BAKEE's Sewing Machines; Nc
l6i, SNGER's-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits OF the two machines a. fol
lows:
The machines are both two-thread machines
that is, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER & BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that OF SINGERS using one
spool and one needle. the other thread working
from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN \ SHUTTLE.
and, in the opinion Of the committee. is best
adapted to FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERN, sc.
The GROVER Il BAKER as The LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage of
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING
and, with the exception Of fine clothing, saddle
~, &c, in the opinion of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY USE.
~ The part of this report referring TO the
Singer Machine as best adapted 10 fine Clothing
was intended to be UNDERSTOOD BY THE
COMMITTEE as best FOR MANUFACTURING
CLOTHING BY TAILORS, IN WORKSHOPS,
&C. The SANE IN REFERENCE TO SAD
DLERY, &C.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE CohPANY,I
NO. 4. Public square. Nashville Tenn.s
Nashville. Tenn, January 20. Is IT
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TT'HE fine pas -enger and freight steamer STaRRZ h
CIFt OF HUNTSVILLE, W. WEAVER, Es.-AA-z,sSsS
Master will leave for the above and all in s1 sszs
termediate ports, WEDNESDAY, Jan. A.ss=zEssA1r1
2Tth at O'Clock p n. Fo- freight passage apply
board A. L. DAYIS Front ST.
Jau27-2t
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Kid, Silk, Cloth & Buekskin Gloves.

UsT TO hand, choice 10; q hes quality Of Gloves en-
brAeing sveEy color Of ktd. sk Co b. baekskln ze-
jan-SL J. H. NciILL.
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE
FOR
ILLUSTRATED. 1858. ILLUSTRATED.

TIE New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZES of tie Iarg
est AMI best literary papers Of the day. Imperial
Qlarto containing PAGES, coLUMSs,
terainng ori einal matter and ILLUSTRATED
every week.
Gift worth from so cents to $500 90 in gold
will be presented to each subscriber Immediately
on receipt Of the subscrip ton money.
TERMS:
One Copy for one year......s9 90, and gift.
Cne copy for two years........ 3 so, and gifts.
One cOpY for three yParS...... 90. and gifts.
One cps for five y, 90, and gifts.
AND TO CLUBS:
Three Copies one co. and gifts.
rive oples, ore year......-..... 90, and gift.
Twents one Copies one year..-...S0 90 and 81 gifts
The articles be dist buted npri the
ing list
Packages Of Goi7, containing ....$-Oo co. each.
> do do DO .-....-..... go 90, each.
10 pate0t Lever Hunting Sa,ed loo no. each
20 Gold atches. .....--.----..-... - 90, each.
~ DO ----.''.--.---.-----.-.-.- 60 90, each.
500 Lrdies Geld watches. S. co. each
200 Sill er IIunt:ug cased waches..... % o. each.
!OO silver Wa ches -....-...s co to s25, each.
1000 Gold Guard Vest s1O 90 to $50 each
Pins, Cuf irs, Sleeve Buttons, Rings shirt studs Watch
Keys, gold and silver Taimbes, nd a variety other
tlcies worth from 20 cents 10 SIS co each.
Immediately receipt OF the bscrpton money the
subscribers rame viii be entered subscription
book opposite numl err, and tie git spending with
that number will be forwarded, week. to the
subscribe, 6ymaHor express, post paid.
GB All communications sho' be addressed to
BEEKET 81 CO.,
4s and 40 Modst Building, S55 Broldwsy New York
- Specimen Copies sent free. AGENTS WANTED.
Jan25-d3meo TSm
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CRISP'S GAIETY THEATRE.

SOLE LESSEE AND MANAGER II. CRISP.
AOEh IT, Va
lhEAot hEh .J W. BHANCd-
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AUCTION SAFE OF GR0CEALES
Lumber, Lumber Lumber.
FOE CAIYO aHD MEMPHIS.

CQUAHE Ceia- and all other kind Of In Der be had
- the Lavergne Sawmlls, the Nashville and Chat
tanoo ga Rai road, 16 niles from Nashville.
iant6--6m. J. W. BIRDwFLL-
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Trunks aud VaIises.
LADIES' Extra Size Sole Leather Trunks
TraVe ing
G ENTS' Fine Sole Leather Trunks;
Nalises;
os-uth Trunks;
Hog skin Iron Frame.
For sale by BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
j.n29--i No. so, Union street.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TUESDAY Jan %.
Mr. Davie presented petition from ciIlzens of
New Providence, in relation to the removal of
toll-gate.
Mr.. Ewing, presented petition from citiz'ns of
the State, asking the passage of law to prohibit
the sale of jew,lry &c, by auctioneers.
Of Wilson county asking the creation of new
county.
Mr. Griffith offered joint resolution for the re
lief of Larkin Garden.
Mr.. Newbern. a resolution that the Legislature
adjourn on the 18Th of february.
The vote laying the resolution to appoint K Il.
Cheatham assistant clerk for the balance OF tue
session, on the table, was roconsidered, and the
resolution was adopted syes Al, noes %.
Mr.. Bayless introduced bill TOR the relief OF
Joseph Il. Simpson and Other citizens OF Washing
ton county,
BILLS on THIRD READING.
Senate bill TO grant the further time of two years
to the Louisville, GAINESVILLE and Memphis Railroad
Company, to complete their road. Passed.
To repeal the laws requiring the owners OF Jacks
and Stations to take out license for the same. Re-
jected.
For the benefit of Henry c. Angel and securi-
ties. Passed.
To amend and construc the redemption laws.
Passed.
To charter the New Market Medical Society.
Amended and passed.
For the relief OF Spencer Henry, tax collector
of Blount county. Amended aud passed.
Adjourned ill P. NJ.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

IL } "
Bradshaw & Rutland,
No. 80, UNION STREET.
JTAVE Just received a fresh supply Of BOOTS and
II SHOES, which will be sold al TIL VERY LOWEST
PRICES.
Ladies Lastog Caters, with and without Heels;
"
thick and Thin Sole Kid Booiees heels and heels;
Front Laced La sting Caters;
French Embroidered Slippers something NICE
White Kid slipuers and Resets;
Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed, heeled and
heels.
Misses The and Kid and Goat Eootees heeled
4" Black Lasting Gaitelsi
slippers;
Thick Sole School Shoes
ChidreLs and Goat Bootees, thick and thin sole;
Black ting alters:
as Fancy He led Shoes
- Ankle Ties and slippers.
For Gentlemen.
Gents Extra QUILTED BOTTOM Boots
1 af Wafer Proof
Stitched
D.. s. Congress Caters;
" Y L. -
Parp Ca + oxford Ties;
d. =
Cloth Congress Caters;
Lastin Ties.
And article kept in Shoe ore which invite the
attention of all wanting articles in our line.
BRADSHAW a RUTLAND.
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IB- mau who marries frivolous Dirt 'glves
to airy nothing local habiisiion and name"
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BILLS on THIRD READING.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

r. b. Cheatham was qualified as Assistant clerk
and entered upon his duties.
Part of tue revised code was read third time
aud pIsssd.
The BELL resolutions" coming up, Mr.. Bcknell
moved their reference TO the Committee on Fed
eral RELATIONSHIPS. Mr.. Davie moved that they
be made the special order for the 10Th OF Feorua-
ry-lost. Mr.. Schmittou moved TO make them the
special order for Monday night Ee1t, at O'clock
which prevailed.
Senate amendments to various House bills, were
taken up ami concured in
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
For the relief Of Thomas Shelton. REJECTED.
To consoliia the Offices Of Surveyor aud Entry-
taker in Grumdy county. Passed
To amend the charter of the Nashville, Murfrees-
borough and Shelbyyille Turnpike Company.
Passed.
Adjourned till Q A NJ. to morrow.
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NOTICE.

I'VE wish to purchase Il 10 il Likely Young Ne
w gro Men Bol from The age OF 10 to - years.
want them good ize with smooth black
akin. u. H. HAfNFS CO.
We have good Blacksmith to hire for Tie present year
g
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Skeletons Marble Works,

tAcFr1 Streets Nahht iIIef Icnn.
rINHE under nsd wouid fnform has fenas me pab.
Il lie generally. that he sfil eontibas the MAkBLE
BUSINESS ths city. III shop orAoe
Of fs lSlo@ AsD AAAeAN % harry street. ana Gala
tention 70 The stoea Of
Marble Monuments, Tombs, Sc.
wheh he has exhibs and for sale. kr4eing
yariet3, nn bed IN The a1Perb he Il pre-
sared DA1uf4ctare the shorlett uosee n Akbt@k
MAeTELs. ana every desesiptien u AAabLk OAK. o.
he nasst Sad IAla.n Marie. his voEk VIA.
hsrsseoss BE s4Era1tsd ana hs prsees 70 se ths ss
J4ns-gL n. l. shkLfoS.
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Silk Il Satin Ties, Scarfs l. CrayatS.

ID EcEIVED tHis dAy superb assortment Of Tie
II scAifs and CrAyafs avery variety u coors, and
a. ssIioaa prisss, for sale b. }. Il. Mc5ILL-
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Sole Leather.

I'VE have "a haaa Ena ALE. ssry large stock
w superior o4x-E.aasd soLk LEATHER whAch Nc
are eekFsas ~ ne iesssi nssrs-
kes. ss--sf f-k g AADLzooa.
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NOTICE..
yIHE fine Stock o. Readymsde Clothing (s the Auction
l. Rooms Of f3enj. 4. ShieIds,) vii be open for
PerTons wishing TO supply themselves vii do we to all
without further deay. BENZ. \. SHIELDS.
janI5-u.
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MR.. J. E. MURDOCH,
IN TWO GREAT CHARACTERS.

ON WERNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 27 tn,
WILL be acted Cby desire) the beautiful Corey Of
MONEY. Ahr,d Evelyn, Mr. y. e. Rurdock
Clara houglsss, Mrs. Il. u. NezEin. C K AND A. As
DE DEtX, BY ERNFSIINE AND ANNIE HESARADE
To conclude wi the peie Comedy. entitled, Ely AUNT
Dick Dasr Mr. D. e. Afardock For full particulars
Programme oils.
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Osi received and opened large stock Of Landreths
% Harden Seeds, warranted fre n; ing O, the
usa brought TO this Market which ne would
cal he attention OF Families and Gafde ers
JanEl-U ID. q. RRANN. a8 NoIarr street
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lust received COCO bushels of coal from Bells Mines
J viii ell a. Is and 20 cents per bashel.
No127 So-h Cherry street. T. 2. FORf,Agt.
dec2A-lm.
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iri0e ana Ma people ha5 = mission 70 fulf, an
Dslpste as WAS rsnscendenk The slave trade Which
lkcciaes had been obterssed PAIN oil and cl.m WOOL
The principal OF the colony sne have NO
Become the substitutes for the slave rade where op
Heeeion Formerly existed, their lone stky banner now
MASS upon The breeze 70 tell the passing mariner that L.
IBERIA, TOO rs tobe numbered among DE nations Of the
earth. The social condition of ber was far IN ADVANCE
u slst Of the ooored population Of this Country and il
has permanency and character to sustan IT, There
nacn sincerity religion, and much unity prevailed The
~ increase Of 81 coo the preceding year The palm
on was one 81 the eest things discovered 70 prevent
nc i9sung o. machinery, and this was extensively pro-
.eoeo, wh1e he cam wood, which the noun
saus secndantly supplied, was sold readily At
SIXTY dollars the ton. Liberia would mover be 3
rivers ami capsciOus hsrSoTs Su. !, was most produc
i've agricultural country He concluded by sho wing how
much opposed ne formerly was 70 colonzann but from
pcTseo experience nc had TO the conclusion that
Were Was no better home for the black man than Liberia
Ne Rev JOIN IEys, late United States Agent at Liberia
We climate Of place in LIBERIA called KArishey; and the
reverend gentleman fully bore out the statement nado in
sscncernng the healthy nature Of the climate 81 road
me people Of Pennsyivsnia had given $500 towards it,
Aad he hoped the people Of New York would give the
sshsr $500 for Ms completion and the advancement Of
he benediction then pronounced and the congre
Subsequently the members Of the society proceeded to
TIE annual election Of officers when the following gentle
men were chosen
h&Vp fnelpe, ffesfuent, rev OaYu'nor SPImB,D. ~
". p. Van Rensselaer,; James. Boor; Herman Camp; A.
A'lntyre Thos. G. Talmage; Rev. s. H. Tying, d. Rev
r. L. Hawks, d. ID. L.; Rev John Ieverdge Hon. B. =.
Bakler; Hon. Washington Hunt, ex Governor; George
DoUn; Rev. B. J. Hagbt, d. D. Hon. II. r. Wafworth;
Hon. Frelinghnysen; Hon. Samuel A. Foote; hiram
Hetsh Rev. J. P. Durbn, D. D.; Hon. j. B. Skinner; A..
Van Right Rev. Horasio Potter, d. D.. bon. o. s.
Grego Jew. Thos. De Witt Right Rev Bishop James;
Rev. g Bethure, D. D.; Moses Allen and Hon. Hamil-
Ton F sce Presidents. Rev. John B. Pinney, Cores
pndmg Secretary; Joseph B. Collins, Recording sscre
D. o.; G. B. Dsoswsy; Francis Hall; w. B. wedgewood;
A. Schefeln; Isaac r Smith, JAS Stokes Thos Porteus
Johnson; Chas Il. Haswe; a. ]. Baker; Rev. Thornton
Mills; L. Fancher d. Reese, N. D.. Fl. NJ Schienein;
Hon. Jas. W. Beekmsn; VIM. Forest Hon. d. A. Bokee;
d D. williamson Thos. Davenport; j. G. Devereux Rev.
Joseph Hodich B. Fl. Field; Rev. A. B. Van Zandt D.
WI. Z. Dodge; Rev. John l. Wilson and Howard p.
Crosby, Board Of Managers.
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American Bbe Society Tho Forty first anniversary OF
This society celebrated At the Bible House in Astor
place. for the transaction Of business, n M Az 10
O'Clock the public meeting viii be held h The Church Of
be Purans Union square, where the report OF the mana
gers will he made and addresses delivered.
Lm<,con Congregational linton Tho annual frsferpfi
gsherine collation. will be given at the City Assembly
Rooms Broadway between Canal and Grsnd streets,
bcennne at ~ O'Clock Pm
zme,,can Temperance Union The anniversary will be
held In the evening In The Church OF me Purisns Ono"
square.
Deaf drd Dsrab--rhs deaf and dumb pupils will hold
sher exhibition At the Academy Cfsiusic, HaP NJ
American Abolaion Sccsay--rhe anniversary viii DO
held At Dr. Cheever's church, Union square At ~ p NJ
Wov,ar's Riohr Cbrven,ier.--fhe eighth National Wo
mars Rights Convention viii be held 81 kozsrs Hail. oen
EercNg 10 o'clcck a. u.
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A Vocs--Yo ire out OF order
Mr. Brrrux-No, I'm not; am only telling my
arr ,tancc rbe vavfval. ware ali ronser.c .rd
TOM fooery. AppsnseJ I "set, three netss in
one OF EN- and that's ali heard in any OF EN- He had
been called 70 account for saying Ioudcr in one OF these
meetings. and appeared he WAS guilty Of rreat nfrac
lion Of etiquette Mr. Ruum claimed thas tho reyiyals
dia NO one any coed
M,x IN yEu kt'psxcy-rA IKE 10 know whether mr. pox
,h,s IA An Ant slavery meeting 4 didn't raw NV ten
ccn,s 20 hear Religious d.scusson
Tho calmx.s said IN the brother vas not satsoed he
ooad come on the platform and get his Money n wU
,rras shat N WAS lesltjmafe subiect of d,soass,on
.b relation the American church had "a Ameycau s,s
.rv m was MOI IN order 10 disruss the rsrts az she
p.nL az An -heher oy moi n vss The word ~ s,os
~ c.osa .ho had ,obsancd tho aoor Wac sbout IN
49, han he as intsyyup,od nv Mr. johnson one NJ The
pI~,ous onpos,on who ssked pcrmIssou N a. 4 word
IN r.oiy ~ Ru6,,m
NJ gvc-sT v,lI not rive up the aooy know nv
r,ebts. I've ,ot speecb in me and IA must ooue out
xnp.uss and isuehter1 Mr. cross proceeded 70 argue
Ast All rellsion that Vas NOT vAs good FOR
noxhns ana vsa of The devii Hc told story OF young
sdv n rcvivsl r,ectnc Who asked what tb1r meant by
cnmlns "a Ieeue one Of the brethren told her ae
thee behud me- Satan - And the the person Who sa,d
,hss he precvred Va vork out his own ssvat,o nsead
OF talking u out, was arrested and fined.
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the resolution. II aggression upon slavery
far from a. did he ask thai should be aggression
on slavery but simply that The people Of The South should
have some thoughts the evils OF adultery and Of wrong
ssso,uou renamed On he record Of est year, and n
sustained By the society 70 would obtain additional
force. dd NOD bind the COMMITTEES 70 anything, but
simply SAID f you publish u n tract, do 60" They
might bos be pubIIshsd tor week for year, but
should not be that would not be done. The reve
s ss s FOR me
bringing his resolution before The meeting.
gelsman N Ss s, s, Complained s that there we're
ed they should adjsurn 70 a. Georges church. Dr. fyns
voYld grant them permission
nv. DR.. Two thought the building they 81 pre-.
Dr Tynes resolution having been seconded The Chair.
man pu, the question from The chair, but was unable 70
Dr. 1--WE .ald the motion put from The chair We not
hRsv. br. Hrsul--Is the question 10 lay Bshop Nm.
valne's motion on the ableS
ne CHAsxAs SID w~.
Gentlemen then proceeded 70 count the vofes
Dr. rYye-Mr. PRESIDENT have Just received several
from dnerent parties stating that the members did
not even yet understand the question (ries Of "Quss
ton "crder, order" and ooufuspn.)
Judge HopyBrowxn-h Ia never TOO late cir 20 give an
explanation Of question
fhe Chairman again put the question: and asked thu, all
sssembage responded
me cussxls said he did no, think va necessary TO
m. CHxsvpR Insisted upon a count
AvoIcs-we will give ~ up.
Ut. for our parf We VIII five up
Dr. BsrHuss-weil, then, let US see how much you
give u upS
voicr-why, n IN ten 70 one.
Judge JEsSrr then claimed 10 address the meeting,
hut a scene Of undesirable confusion ensued. Cries
for "oiostonv "ouesuon," "Jcssup," Jessup,' "Chee
YER" and several gentlemen attempted 70 address the
meeting
The CBAns1N said was the duty OF me society 70
hear gentlemen, especially those Who had peculiar
claim 10 be heard.
Judge Jsssrf-I move 70 amend
Rev. Nr pEwirr csied FOR lie previous elest'or.
Jltge Jvsstr--i ca m rcth1g ricre tran rhG g shs
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ALEXANDRIA,.
Correspondence Of Tie Star.

C0fTeSpOHdcRce Of Tile Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 1, 1e5s.
The new arrangements on the Alexandria and
w aShngton Railroad furnish additional accom-
mediation to the travel between Alexandria and
the edeTal Metropolis which is quite creditabIe
TO the accommodating gentlemen In charge of
tne road and gratifying to the citizens generally
III would add yet more TO the facilities for attend
ing the promenade concerts at the Presidents
and Capitol grounds if the announced arrange
ments In that particular were reversed to meet
the change in the concert evenings The cars
now leave Alexandra at | 10. :, ). 10. Q TO- 10 10
II 10 a. m; and l2IO, . TO- $40, 10, ) TO- : 10
p III The omniOuses connecting with the rail
road leave Seventh street, Washington, at g. 6 81.
;, y, 10, ii, IL a. IN; aud ,, 3, 4, S, Up IN The
road Is growing in popular favor, and its means
OF transportation are largely patronized.
We hear that the Ladies' Festival At Saren,a
Hall opened brilliantly last evening" and gave
promise OF being most pleasant and successful
IL Will not conclude, we understand, until Satur-
ddy evening.
The fishing season has entirely closed and
flshtown is relapsing into its ordinary duIInpss
and will so sleep until % watermelon season };
Both boards Of the City Council were in session
last night, engaged upon the revenue bill
The markets to ay-flour-no sales reported
Wheat-otferings good, market quiet; white, Sia
Si.lO; rcd, 9Oc aSlt5. Corn-OtfeTings good
market active; white and mixed, 6Uc =; yellow. Ga
a6ic. Rye, 65c. Oats Sic, struck measure F.