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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

Mayor fIxAss-I was in hopes the COMMITTEE
xould have recommended On ordnance foroloong Inc
keeping Of cows in the city 10 large MURDERS lol .ne
reefon that q very large number OF s!ek ows we're
driven away frs tie stables before the lnvsstgston
am perfectly sstsfed that il EOt the swii tnas dis
eesef the cows, but putting them INTO Sec Close iea
ters. Now take the swill and carry II cut en9 give
TO Tie COWS in the fields; don't believe nat ses'
voud eiye "A good mix a. anything else. Bat mere,
crowded together, the COWS become dsedse'' "AA
milk cOI.ss GusIty. A., c.,;,,sa
AID TrcSra-it seems tome that the Committee
couldn't report such an ordinance, because tne es
depce does rot ahow that i sdeeIehoor
be phys:c:aps cont show it. Thereto, uness .ne
Boatd has eyderce 10 show that this muK - Po'sSu
Que no ordinance can be psssed. II 1t cou'd, MI
PrsfiefRt wouS T bs M.ycr. sapposi.icn had
the evidence before us by dozen cnefen, men,
where they svoYe positively thai these COWS W.
healthy COVE ard that they are bow 60 and s''ins
gN milk. % oona
N ms and wear that q diseased COW will produc 20
tesltby milk would not believe H.
Ald RTIp-Ifthe Mayor would Ike il the ev'de1ce
| can be produced before him. ,..,ss
| notor to make the matter the spsca,, ToeI por
the re1t mestirg was lon i,1 =, 20. cit1."
| Ala. Owrss believed that the report OF the Con'
| nittes ,hoved that swil milk Wa deletiteous'
AId. SrARR-I ds.ns that if tue people wan. =. =
dirk twin mix they may have an oppof.u1s.y =,
| that The Comm on Council be required to frame me. AZ
ordnance making il necessary for all persons ss.ins
will a TX 70 have !, painted efiby on thsr .ssoa
AID. TrcKra lbastly and IN trepidahonlI'. sem
TO &c that that's not light nor proper. say .n
Bcsrd Of Health have 70 power 70 soop' 'dsa 90
carry il there. .,
AID. RFKo-It Il very in,>,s.,pg 70 % a ~
| npr,.r EIDE VT &C oos can. bue Ia rsrn Do III
II va eoitg 10 oG,s sa'1 . ,eios.zao. Il "'''
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LOST AND FOUND.

&2S REWARD Stolen from the residence Of
W ~ the subscriber, corner of Congress and Dun
barton streets, between O'Clock q. and day light
on the 9Th instant, gold Chair marked with Mason
10 symbol and the subsc, iber's in full silver
Watch belonging to Gait Bro, Diamond studs
Mosaic Sleeve Buttons, and q small sum Of Mo
ney. The above reward will be paid for the return
olthe iticles, and no questions a,ked
seS-St JOHN :. BERRY.
Six CENTS REWARD.-Ran away from the
- subscriber, In washington, ID. c., on Monday
Sept 9Th. 1858. John James MCGUIRE, an indentured
apprentice TO the coach painting bust ness. The
above reward will be paid on the delivery of said
apprentice. All persons hereby cautioned aga
harborrg or employing said appren, ice at the peril
of the law. nj. MoDEk MOTT,
Sc 8-lw 455 Penn. avenue.
WAS TAKEN UP AS AN ESTRAY, on Satur-
w day morning last, q large yellow ~zsOA
COW, with white stripe on her back, and GEA&F
white belly. The owner will please come -
forward, prove property, chary and take hSr
away. BOMB ACE RUPPEL,
Sc 7-st' cor. Vermont ave. and Boundary st.
I OST-A BREASTPlN, of an oval form, with
IL pearls In the circumference. between Sd street
north and street on Capitol Hill: The finder will
be rewarded by leaving the pin at this office.
se7-StH
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4EORaETOwN.<
CerrsszeAdszes Of TXs Ssss.aiolb9A

.thv 6HoRsHIowH, Sept. O. 1883.
II seems that we have q regular organized band
Of burglars among US, whose plans are so sys-
tematically arranged, and so carefully carried
out, that detection is almost impossible But a
few days since we mentioned the case of the rob-
berry Of q quantity of silver, and now we have to
record two Others Of the same SORT At an early
hour this morning, the residence of Mr.. John 8
Berry, corner OF Congress and Dumbarton streets.
was entered by means Of window opening on
the back porch Of the house, and the following
articles stolen: A silver watch, belonging TO
Messrs Gait Bro, Of your city; a gold chain
marked With Masonic symbols, and the name OF
the owner In full; 3 diamond studs, mosaic
sleeve buttons, and q small sum Of money As
VIII be perceived by the advertisement In an
other column, Mr.. Berry offers a reward of Sl5
for the return Of the stolen articles and no
tons asked. The burglars must have been
alarmed while engaged In their operations, for
the silver, large quantity Of which was accessi-
BILE, was left untouched.
The residence of Mr.. VIM 8. Nichols on the
Heights" was also enterd last night, and
robbed Of two pairs of gold spectacles, one gold
bre asst pin, and one gold and one silver spoon.
Our Citizens cannot be too careful in guarding
against the depredations of these scoundreis A
few days since, quantity OF clothes Were stolen
from the line in the yard Of gentleman residing
on Third street, near the Convent, and we have
heard OF the robbery Of quite a number of chick
en- roosts. Look out for the robbers,
To-day, crowds Of Georg etowners left for Rock
vile where the fair is the great attraction Robt
Ould, Esq our distinguished fellow townsman a,
delivers the address; and, Of course, II will be
fine thing SPECTATOR, JR.
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ALEXANDRIA.
vrespo1denes of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 9, 1858.
The County Court, yesterday: was occupied
during its entire session with matters of no gen
eral interest to the public.
The Methodist Church South and the Second
Presbyterian Church have invited the Baptis
congregation to worship with them during the
time their new church is in progress, and the
Baptists have accepted the kind invitation.
Rev. James Ryder, ID. D., is conducting the
services Of general jubilee at st Mary;s church,
which is nightly thronged with most attentive
congregations.
r. Johnston has been reelected Clerk Of the
Alexandria, Loudoun & Hampshire Railroad
Company.
Arrived NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Caroline, Hatton,
Plantersvile, wheat to Blackjack, Marshall Il
Co schr. Flight, North. Richmond, nails to the
Manassas Gap Railroad Co; schr Arctic Hicks,
New York, to ) Shinn: schr Julia, Smith, Bos-
ton, ice to order; schr. -, Beard, Farming
ton, wheat to ThOs. Perry. Sailed-Brig Mary
PharO, Combs, Providence, coal by Fowle Il Co.
Schr. William Hone, Scott, New York, coal by
Fowle and Co; schr. Ocean Ranger, Tibbets,
Boston, coal by Borden Mining Co; steamer Po-
cahontas, Baltimore, by Wheat & Bro. F.
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DlED.2

On w ednesday evening the stb ,n.tart JENNIE
the only daughter Of J w and Marx I.ns CoiIs,
<ed wears and mouths '' ""ao So"o'
Her funeral will take plscs nm E.,,.- .... -.
10 O'Clock, from the residence OF her gy.nd
MIS-. Jane Taylor. No 4Il Sd street. The friends
without further notice. W at'ehu
IN Georgetown. on the 18th instant, Mrs. ANGE-
I:ETfA LOWNDEs, wife OF Pra.cis i.ovnSs.
Esq. =. '-o"noos'
her funeral will take place on This (Thur.s.v
Afternoon, ~ O'Clock. from 1t. yohn's Chs.oJs
lnyitsd to attend. |'.I
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=AUGTION SALE
By A. GREEN, Auotione.r

VALUABhE- IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
y THE IsLANDAT Auc1IoN.-On wEDNEsDSV
the 18Th instant, shall sel, in front Of the 1rem
,ses g Sc 9'clcok Lots No. and 2. in square
of "a feet 6 Inches on south H street. - : "
lot NO: 10 kne corner lot for business, havtna
hne front on south ST. and aGs fronting l24 feet
foot alley. - : -
: The Improvements, oftvo two story brick houses
are in good repair. - -
; The attention Of persons wishing to purchase
property IN this section Of The city most rec pect
to the highest bidder 80 ~ wv Nv
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, T. and Il
nontns, Tor notes bearing interest, secured by q
Title perfect. -"
ses-d A, GREEN. Auct
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
,AgcTioN;-On MONDAY. the 18th instant,
shan SELL Hont OF the premises, at 5l< O'Clock
front OF Is feet on Sd street west and running back
% Ieet between and streets north, with the i'm
HOUSE, containing hve good sized rooms, o0nye-
Terms One half cash; balance in and ~ months
upon the premises.
Title perfect.
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s3l5, 977 "a sI4,5s6 g siO.7 ;,

= =. $3l5, pa % $H $50 80 SiO,754 s.
Compared with August Of 1857 these returns
show the following result: 80
Main stem. N. w Va. Wash b.
Aug. 1885,. s3i5 ,9s7 "a si4, $50 3s siO.754 SO
IS Z" 1851. 375,99l 80 90 42s 81 Is 4g3 81
Decrease for August~ls5S, SO ,62l 81.
The financial year ofthe Company commenced
with october. "A comparison of the revenue OF
the eleven months of the present year compared
with the same months Of last, exhibits the fol-
lowing results: - 2 - - 80
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A. GREEN, Auot.
By A, GREEN. Auc,ionaer

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT THE
CORNER OF East CAPITOL AND srH STREETS
FAST AT AUcTIoN-On MONDAY, the l3th inst,
shaii SELL In front OF the premises, at O'Clock
m. four handsome Buiidipg Lots. being Lots No
III, II, IL and IS IN Square No 600.
This property Is handsomely located In a yery
rapidly Improving part of The city east OF and bur
little distance from the Capitol. Ii contains over
2bmo square feet and will be sold an lots TO suit
purchasers. Persons wishing to secure hand some
building site will do well to attend the sale
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in G, II and IA
months, for notes bearing interest fOm DAY OF sail.
a deed gwen and deed Of trust taken. Title IN
disputab.e. "
I'd GREEN A..
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MAR RED,

brown. Mr.. GEORGES w. PADGETT 70 Miss
JULIA JEFFklkS,a all Of Washington DC.
On On wsdns.dsy evening, Sept. sth, bv Rev. John
nooo, Mr. VIM. .. PU6H, former, OF Baltimore,
To Miss JULIA Z. MORROW, OF ihls city.
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FnanrfaI

o,Ntwf OH, sept s.-Stocks are lower and dull
Chicago and Rock Island, ~; Illinois sbarr. "a L.
Illinois bonds, 9Ki Lacrosse and MiIwaukie. -
Michigan So, "a N. Y. Central, 7eY; Read
Ing, asAi NIL and Miss, l6A; Va 6's, 20; Mo
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New York Markefs

NEW YORK, September 9.-Flour Is dull: sales
OF : $40 bbls. State 81 sJa4 IS; Ohio IS 5Os5 as:
Southern IS 65a5 IS -
Wheat has declined; sales OF rs 600 bushels.
southern red 17a1 25c., white 81 3DaI as
65a74c. white sSseIc - ''''>'
Lard steady at II KaIlX.
Whisky Is dull at Axc
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO kXrrnoap.-Tbe regular
month " meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was held
In Baltimore yesterday morning. The revenue
Of the road for the month Of August was reported
at s37l ,28 60, as follows:
Main stem. NJ w. Va. Wash Br
For Passengers S63 654 CS S3nt6 s. IAl3 81
For Freight. .252 323 20 II, $50 So 9,34I 81
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FUTURE DAYS.

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION-Land
tate OF the late VIM. Warren. will be sold to the
highest bidder, for cash. on SATURDAY, the nth
lnst az 10 eiook .. IN, At the residence OF Ncho-
Las Csiian Esq, on street. between l4th and 18TH
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X DUPONTS o.
).( 9 U N 2 O w ID E r ID

o. DUPONT'S o.
De- u p q w ID F. R ID
w. ALBERT KING GEoRG ErowN ID. c for
years past the Sole Agent 10 the District Of Column
bia for Messrs. Dupont 4 Co., of Wilmington, Del
aware. keeps constantly hand large stock of all
the different grades of POWDER manufactured
by them, embracing, part
blasting and Mining Powder, in IS and 50 H. kegs
Cannon and Musket do, ~. !. Govern
ment proof,l In25 and 80 ID. kegs
Sporting F, IF, FFF. ir ga. I2Ia and Is ID kegs
Ducking Powder, in g. 1871 and q III kess
do. do, IN ana !. H. canista1s
DlamOno Iran do. IN III csnlsters
Eagle Rifle do. in eI5 and I2Js In Legs
F's g. f. "a sS + ss 81::!:
Nrgln!a Kline do. in Id. canIsters
~ safety Fuse Of superior quality Oin barrels
All OF the above will he sold at manufacturers
prices and delivered free of charge to any part Of
the District.
The character Of Dupont's Powder has been SO
vel and favOrably known for a half century, that
praise.
IL We take pleasure at all times In showing
samples and style of packages 10 sportsmen and
others.
IL Ofics No. IS High street, immediately ad
l0In,ng tne Canal Bridge. seS II
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Baltimeve M~xk-.-

BALTIMORE, Sept s.-Flour Is dull. Hov.,a
st and Ohio IS .62X; City Mil, IS o2 l.ss IS
Wheat is steady; red, 81 .25aSI IS; white. Al Is
Corn Is lower white, sOas2c yellow. elseao
WHISKY Is steady; City 26c; Ohio ~ a27c
Provisions are dull and unchanged
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BOARDING.

BOARDING and very pleasant ROOMS can be
II had corner of 10th and streets, No. 403. Also,
a few Table BOarders. 9-Nf
BOARDING -ParlOr and Cha Der occupied last
furnished with gas. Also, four Rooms IN suite on
the second floor, answering the purpose of a small
hOuse-or can be rented singly. Board If deal red.
Apply 468 10th street, between ID and T. ses CT
ROAR DING, and Rooms with new and elegant
~ furniture, may yet be oh aired at the select pr
vate boarding house, No $40 III street between 9th
ard 7th streets. Table Boarders can also be accom-
ulOd8ted, Sc SAT-
u D.-TWO comfortable ROOMS with
~ BOARD can be obtained in q private family at
4G1 18th street, between G. and n, within a few
minutes walk Of the Treasury Department.
SET A.
DOARDlNG.-A few gent lem en- can b. accommo-
ID dated with good BOAR and pleasant ROOMS
by Ing at No 500 Pa avenue, between I'd and Sd
streets. near st. Charles Hotel. au lO-l Inn
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VI STOVES.
Consumption Of Smoke and Gas, and Sac
ing of Fuel.

VI STOVES
Co1SHD1Dfiou of S11oEe 11,6 Gas and S1,,-
-. q e. '' ~ NV
HS y r"et'
Inc suMcrlOers tase pleasure 10 Offering 10 their
GustomeIs new IA I'm n GAS -
bUhNlNG COOhlNG STOVE, which 90
they are now manufacturing for their Fall~
Sales. ~
It's wei known that al lntiammab,e matter re-
CURES a certain amount OF air to support combus-
ton, and AZ the supply insufficient n ~ moosrlle
10 produce hame. The heat Of the hre Ia ordInRTx
cooking stoves decOmpOses the fuel ana as All N
fresh air in admitted Under The rate rs orxaan a.
Exhausted before n has passed through The ire
chamber The close fines Al tne TOR of ts stova fhe
act as an extInsuisher tepdinS To nnt mi tLs sa
instead of assisting the Combination lnrss nort,o,
of the fuel, therefore, passes of IN the shane az
smoke, clOggIng up the hues of he stove so -. IA
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A. GREEN, Auct.


By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auetioneers.
puBLiC SALE 1T I'll E. RECEIVING
MoNba %SRNisSSs sepiemSsg sS at ten
O'Clock, at the Receiving Reservoir, Washlngton
account Of Messrs stone. Dull & MiioneI i'll x lS5
nave completed their portion of the work, the fol-
WSfE eiRaS Sf.e. and xi Harness.
hne Mules and Harness, 80
1.-TWO horse Wagons,
FOur-horse do.
IA Carts and Harness,
s5ih ssns OF self loading Wagons.
Hyd raullc Ram and Iron Pipes,
Double Cylinder Force Pump and Hose,
fI MsfUa and 1ST u
| setts Block. and Falls, CRIBS for DsnicLs,
Balance beam Scales. and Weights, Counter
Cook stoves and Fixtures, Coal Stoves.
In;ware: Crockery ware, &C.,
Tables, Chairs. SO.
Lot Of made up Clothing, Boots and shoes.
Lot OF Hogs of an improved stock.
Barnes. Ofhces. &c. N N''''' =
Terms n,o SIS" and under cash; over that
P:S-The above sale is on portion of the Aque-
dnct l ON whence the citizens of Washington and
Georgetown will get their supply of water during
ane coming wnter Persons will. therefore. have
pieted and the conduit rapidly approaching compile
SEA JAS. C. McGIIRE& co. Aucts.
MARSHAL'S SALE. In virtue of a writ
lA OF heTl tacIas issued from the Clerks Cice of
the Circuit Court OF the District Of Columbia for the
county OF washington, and to me directed, shall
expose to pubic sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court house door of said county, on THURSDAY,
the SOth day of September 1885, at I2 O'Clock m the
10 lowing descrlbedProperty,t to Wit All defendants
right tlte, claim. and interest in and to Lot No. 2
square No Pc; IN the city of Washin d. c.. to-
gether with all and singular the improvements
thereon seized and levied UPON as the property Of
Edward Kelley, and will be sold to satisfy Iudicas
Kimble. w sEI.DEN
Sc 6-dts Marshal for the Dstrictof Columbia.
NARSaAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of
w herl facas issued from the Clerks OFF ce of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and to me dire cited shall
expose to public sale, for CASH. in front of the
G9u u house door ef said county: on THURS
~, the following described Property, to wit All
defendants right title, claim and interest in and to
Let No. 10. in Square No 25s. in the CITY Of
Washington, ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as The property of Allison Nailor, and will be sold
to satisfy Judlclas No. lSl to May term, la58, in IA
YOr Of James G. McG uire.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
se6-ts for the District OF CoIumbia
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A. GREEN, Auct.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
RIDING HORsE, CARRIAGE,
saTuRbAff oSRsNSPTS is,h
ady,s Saddle Horse, dark hay color Of fns action
Al.o four seated Family ca1riass, in fine order
All Of which will be sold to the hiFbsst bidder.
I ARGE FURNITURE sALE.-NoTlCE.-
due to Ann Stone by % rSs sea.e rent
expose to public sale. n front ofthe Centre Market
ay Of day ws ci
o'clock a. M for cash. large lot Of urDitu O. con-
Cloths. Towels. Mahogany Rockin. Char. Tabes'
Trunks, Washstands. Sideboards. Bedsteads, Car,
snd and Sna
xS..s.. IRON Ware Spoons. Baskets. Tubs LOWE Waa
use s.a of II (. %1HsikHYfMiAN. Constable.
TRUSTEE's sALE.-wll be sold on THURS
~ DAa' 18TH August next at 10 o'clock, a. M, on
cash. one % ,ns holse
one wagon and one double sett of harness TO salts
and eGts' secured p dssd
2Ol, 2o2 Of the land records of Washington county,
H. EDM u Ss SkSk SaG T5Ss!ss
ETHE ABOyE SALE IS POSTPONED,
uhtll I'M TUESDAY, 18th instant, same hour
BY order of the Trustee.
THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, the ID day of September
next same hour.
by order of the Trustee.
au 10 aaw&ds A. GREEN. Auc..
.,U-THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FUR
thsT postponed until THURSDAY, the 9Th inst.
By order Of the Trustee.
se2-2aw&ds A,GREEN Auct
IL THE ABOVE SALEIs STILL FIR
ther Postponed until THURSDAY, the 18th in
stant same hour,
BY order of the Trustee.
Sc 9-2aw6ds A.GREEN Auct'r
BY J. C. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
Try, VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TR, ST TO
- the subscriber bearing date the 3Ist of Decem-
(l856,) and recorded Iber j. A. e, folio S. ct.
seq, and made to secure certain debt due JuusOn
Miteheil, the subsctlbe,. at l2 o'clock m. on SAT
UkDAi, september IL. at j. c. Mcclure 4 Co.'s
Auction store in Washington City, d. c., to ao-
compllsh the object of said deed will offer for sale
ton" in Washington county, being the residences of
Joteph Gaies. So. 1t is bounded on the east by
se road the west By the land
lngs lands. and south by city boundary Illness is very
highly improved, and contains one hundred and
Terms OF rale; The purchaser will be required to
pay one fourth OF the pu chase money In hand at the
months from the day of sale, with interest thereon
from SAID date, and TO give his notes for such de
ferred payments, secured by deed of trust on the
premises.
if the purchaser shall fail to comply with the
terms OF sa within tel days after the day of sale.
and premises for cash. aft ten days previous Lo-
JOIN T. MITCHE LII, Trustee.
au ls-eo&ds lUnion.l
UTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, Sept. l7tn same hour and place.
JOHN Il. MITCHELL, Trustee.
ses JAS c. MoGUIRE& co, Auct'rs.
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New York Political Csuveuttsus.

aRAcrsE, Sept. s.-The Republican state
c ouvehuon assembled here to-day. Hon. Ezra
Graves was chosen temporary eh.Iym,n
Ihe American State Convention also met here
president Pe' "'o"e"'
The attendance al both copxe,,,o,. a. t..
and there 10 great enthusiasm se'
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The STAR.
PRoNlGRNrAssoCLArsp press


DETROIT, September the fp,tv-n ,pt, :.
nadi meeting of the Americas Boa I'd az a:on,,,s.
inc ss. 10, o5gn Mission opened to-day at
Rev Marx Hopkins, ID. D., President W.. 4.
the char, who called the Rev. g. c. Aiken % ID
TO lead the devotional exercises. The tr.,.ur.,
go, and the expenditures STA. oar. le,v,no -
the debt of the previous year. def ciency ~ s.a
SO. Two corporate members and Eve mission
aries died during the wear. Nineteen new mis- :
sionaries bad gone out. -
The Rev George shepard, ID. ID, preached
the annual sermon this evening -
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CARD.
IA. +. LITTLE, Professor OF Music, having
resumed he duties OF his profession, will de- ~
vote hlms eli entirely to the instruction OF pa fX
piis In Vocal and Instrumental Music. ~
Terms 10 BE- Pad IN Adr0Hos.
Piano. Guitar, Singing Violin, Flute, each per
quarter oil - lessons. Nio
Organ. and thorough Bass connection, per
Vocal Glasses.
Glasses If pupils. each per quarter. $1,000 10 90
Classes OF 10 pupils, each per quarter.-.---.- %
G. asses of - pupils. each per quarter. 90
IL Residence at DIR. n UNITS, $40 Penn. avenue,
between 9th and l0th streets. sc 3-eOlms
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ilFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
BY order of the Trustee.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs

EOR RENT.-A three-stOry BRICK HOUSE,
u with basement. on ID street, Georgetown, the
rooms. The house ard lot are large and IN complete
order, having all the necessary out buildings baths,
town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance.
Apply to BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, 6 gorge tovn
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LNUR SALE-On accommodating terms, the
Il three story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and SrpR +, situated on High street, formerly oc
CAPPED by the late George 8. Neil. The DIV .ng
contains I en- rooms, Kitchen and cellar. The Store
is spacious and convenient. There is also. good
work shop on the premises. To any person wishing
to engage the tin plate aud sheet iron business q
hrst nate opportunity 10 offered. an Him
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RE The Washington Ia
Insurance Company Capital SaDn,lse. with iadt-
rsdnaI liability Of all stotkA0ldsrsI Insnfes all
classes Of property Dssctors.H. Taylor, 4. Bacon.
2. Hai,day. w. Orms and j. Bryan. 6tiioe corner
"a. avenue and 10th street 90. ....- Ct. .,
JAS. G.. MEG vi r, Pres.
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The ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, the ID day of September
next, same hour
By order of the Trustee.
au 10 2aw&ds AGREEN Apc.
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rLOCk REPAIRING.-COcks of every de-
~ scrlptlOn carefully repaired, and the strik- -
ing part properly adjusted, by RH
j. A. WATSON,
SO Bridge street, 6 GEORGETOWN. I'll
ID For the convenience of persons living -
at u distance, competent Workman will be sent to
their own house. A large stock Of Clocks Away Q
on hand for sale, au 2I-Imt
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POWDER y.

NJ Nj. RUPPEL,
NORTH side of Market Space No 81 hetvee,
Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown,~ -
announces to his patrons that at hisS ~ f. .
STAURANT may he found, at allNA<
times, the choicest and most excellent NV
assortment of LIQUORS. the freshest
OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME IN season.
Boats furnished at any time to the G reat Falls, o.
any other point on the Ohio Canal. ap4-6