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Supply and Con. umpti"n or Cotton.

We have RECEIVED Nc. j. N LArdoIos annual StI6ment
of the supply and consumption Of ton, with annexed
tables enbr period Of time exten ling from 1927 "
the present year contains information of great value
the cotton merchant ana 70 the manufacturer. In is
general remarks essay upn the extension in the
consumption and grosth OF cotton during the last fe
years In probable supply for the current year, esti
mates the United States crop at 100000 bales, and
o. 900 bales all other Its estimate for
consumption during the present wear Is 10 Great Britain
900 coo bales the Contpent az Europe 900 bales
and in the United states 800 bales From these data
ttpg the stock band the ncement OF
the season. il estimates the OF suppiy beyond
sumption In 1858 AIS 600 baes-Carlssto Mercury,
F,b, 81.
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The English papers received by the America
bring an account Of the meeting of the stockholders
of the Illinois Centrl Railroad, held in London, at
which Mr.. Aoffat, NJ p, presided. The special
business was the approval of the appointment of Mr.
Fisher az audi or on behalf of the foreign stock
holders. THIS was done; and resolution was
adopted tD t the books and accounts be annually
audited b. two persons-one to be appointed by the
shareh0 .ders resident in the United States, the
other by the shareholders resident beyond the
Unit ed States. The annexed resolutions were also
adopted
That the directors should consider how the $500 600
construction bonds cancelled, and the future
arising should be dealt with for the benefit of the
shar eholcers.
That long IA the net earnings Of the line lns-
ccrt (after paying interest the bonds pay cash
dividend the stock Of the company the directors be
commended in paying the annual interest upon the caoa
stock 70 render such pay in bonds Of the company,
bearing per cent interest which bonds shall mature
subsequent To the existing bonds Of the company
The annexed il a comparative statement of the ex-
ports Exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign
ports for the week and since Jan. L.
Total for the week 81 1928 237 81 $50 TAT ssh 944
Previously reported. e44s,5o5 s,oS7sss so47, b46
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The following are the closing prices after Ne
board, az reported by e. Kowaski, No. IS William

REfoR1ED sAlEs or BONDS AND STOCKS At AUCTION.
Bs a ~ Nicoidy
IS coo Viva ara Horizon RI let m. SIS int added is.
$500 Cievclspd and Toledo 7's......... ... do IS
600 hannibal and ST. Joeephs RR. T's....... fat 60
55 shares Ohio snf Mississippi RR................
70 Thrd avenue RI. ......................., eS
II Ia Crosse anc hiissnkie RR TX
10 American Exchange Bank 1887,
NArtan VAIN. ...........s....s......s... va
70 Arctic Fire Insurance Co.....................p T.
~ Peter Copper Fre insurance 70 .lo3h
Also. the following
81 200 nissouri 81 .............. int aided s'k
z 600 Nep orl.ans C,y 6's .......... do. n
1900 Ns- Ycrk and Erie RR. rs. ..... do. ssh
2oo0Ni rsukis and Horizon RR ss..... do. ~
20 shares Hanover RaLk 50
10 Paft Rark. Observation-Disclosures. pGk
10 Importers and Trsoers BANK ............... %.
90 Orerisi Batk. poh
u ~ coun Avenue Pr ....... .. .............. sa
20 staten land and New Yort Perry Co........... 10
bfra Croese and viieautie RR .......,.. N
10 Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati RI ........tW
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Since Jsn. 3l6,742 s1o,577 1886 IS sbs, 400
Holders of the coupons of the first mortgage bonds
of the Terre Haute and Alton Railroad due February
l, and of the first mortgage bonds of the Belevlle
and Ilinoistown Railroad due March are requested
to remit them to st. Louis, whence they will be paid
with exchange, as fast as means are realized from
the earnings of the road.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-03

-tahadst brsbde sere ilrm and unchanged IN prices
ard sales ~erc ctunned " about 45O bbs above
quotations southern brands fair deBsUd and
very steady nrres, especially for The higher class
Oi brands The saes embraced about 2oo q
$50 bbls within The ranPe o. The sbove quotations
Wheat was no And 'Ie suplles Of nrin,c quality offer
iDg very light The ttit uaus CT was coodued 10
about 1900 bushels Tcnuesyee 81 .s, taken anoat At
o. 90 AND small sale ~ red male At q ~ Corn
sDaoy ni,h sone less animation. The supplies o.
god 70 crime shppR qoalili, vItriog light The
sales embraced about 70 0oe 200 bssbe Of csc for
osnsged, sbd &c. a SEC for sound ytslow snd white
RE wa quiet AZ Csc a ioc O4ts 0erp nBchsaqef and
salcs "a state aud W esterp were nate at 4tc acc.
Corr The nafte', 10 vev N az suction " come on
70 day, vos quet aud ealts glre La led About $50
bsgR 70 skimmftgs sere cold at CSC
COrToN o. Tie ms'kr' gas aeen a,,ive sud better The
saet en- ofsr about tOn baef: shut one haf two
thros ~ "bich we W tanatu AZ i.r afvaDce We
quotc niaoitg ptiauus ~ 2Sc at2itc. ciOsUe At the
latter n, ne. sun utftNug CUFF ~ lf1sc i2jyc.
'-vrrrTS ''atft vtfa steady. vtb n0derats sresge
t.t ~ nu.nois ~ p W we're engaged. 81
.. 1885, 50 tlour IT ls sud
.nN i. - rI were 'tttn a. - CT.
p q. ndon 10 ti.tccs BEEF rsre
....H. =. y.lr
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TIF CExrs [. DaY.-The city Council e A
ara, - hsa pa-ssd laW r. bir' re negt ..
BAy b. arrafrs foF iaxe., AM 70 20 aga. e.
.pfry.s tl.. . nan tsr oe..ssd.. rl' s-st e. .fI
Ne sat .sf
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tSt NTrURE,

S'URNITURE-TUF rrHsCH sER VINO mas THE
y lr hing ~ iarf rai vishes ~ pu-rha-e apu.n-
rv o. crF hsnd b. 1.,'3 iIrrrure ma corpes f,r
winch he y be njRnss' yrce. ~ I1r.. ale.
Herald Oh t.. rr fhl.e 20 l-tg Js l..4
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DENTISTRY.

nEN-IsrRy.-rEETH pNraACrsD IN TIN SECONDS
j without the slightest ny and original pro
u frcezfDg This sdr-irsbie BY
ne only. Reference given required
DR.. q. DUAKIN 80 Canal street near Wooster.
NV INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITH
~ out metal peio, els extracting roots by DR. r.
DESMOND, 81 Bleecker street In hs c1lee be
W" crrhcaes on The frs cizeug aestng The superiority q
hIa Invention after - .riei
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Nov ents In Real Estate.
The following sales were made yesterday by A. j.
Blocker, Son Co -
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Also the history Of the Moya-
mensing bose Company. EN-.
bracing an ACCOUNT Of the
Killers" with Pen and Ina
Sketches.
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GIVING MACB1NES.-FOR SALE sTssKRS wrirr.
- Ter Wilson's AL sizes Grover A Bsk-r's Robinson 4
hopers and cthers. At low pri $50 N.rhinew
houfh ard exchanged Apply 10 @ A. DURsIN 3ss Broad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-21
POLITTE1L-

Hon. Bion Bradbury has been nominated as
the regular Democratic candidate for Congress
In the sixth district of Maine.
The Republicans Of Michigan have nominated
Moses Wisner for Governor.
The Republicans of the Fifth District, Me
have Ienominatrd Israel Washburne for Con-
gress.
Hon. j. n Wortendyke, Thursday night, re-
ceived the Democratic denomination for Con-
gress in the Fifth Congressional district of New
Jersey.
In the First district Of New Jersey Judge Geo
A Walker; of Atlantic county, has been chosen
as the nominee Of the Democratic party for Con-
gress.
The Hon. Freeman ii. Morse has been renomi-
mated for Congress in the Fourth district Of
Maine.
The Democratic (Dou2las) Convention for the
Seventh district Of Illinois has nominated James
Robinson a. their candidate for Congress-
William Hubbard has been nominated for Con.
gress by the Democrats Of the Eighth Congress
sional District OF Ohio.
The Republicans of the Fifteenth district OF
Ohio have nominated VIM. Helmick, in opposi-
ton TO Gen Burns, the Democratic candidate
Benjamin Stanton has been renominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of the Eighth dis
trict Of Ohio. -
In the Tenth distric. of Indiana the Hon Chas
Case, present Republican member, is nominated
for reelection TO Congress.
The Republican Convention of the Eleventh
Congressional district of Ohio, on Tuesday, NOM
mated Mr.. n III. Van Worries
The Hon David Kilgore was nominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of the Fifth strict
Of Indiana, ON Thursday
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All for Love.

A romantic marriage occurred ia Magomania,
wisconsin, a short time since The groom was
one who some seven years ago had left his wife
to 60 to California, and the bride was the wife
that was LEFT After he had been gone two or
three years, his wife received information that
ne never intended to return. and with the advice
OF her friends, she applied for and obtaineJ a
divorce Not long since the wanderer returned,
and called upon his former wife Their faith
was plighted anew, and in a due time lie led
her to the altar. for the second time blushiag
at that.
+ A few weeks since, says the New Orleans Cree
cent, we mentioned a singular Circumstance
marriage OF German widow In the tn di. :
trlct to her fifth husband-not one of the previous
four having outlived his wedding year. Well, a
few days since this ffth husband took the yellow
fever. He died, and on Friday he was buried
This singular and most remarkable fatality
among the husbands of one lady would ce re
doubtful talk among that lady's acquaintances,
were she not known and respected, and the
causes OF death OF her different husbands well
known to their friends. As II 10, IL is one Of the
most curious instances of fatality we ever heard Of
The editor of the Harrisburg Telegraph is in
formed of singular adventure which occurred
on the passenger train of cars arriving at Harris
burg from the East, on Saturday evening week
In one OF the cars young gentleman was seated
apparently deeply occupied In reading book he
held in his hand, until he got to Lancaster. At
this place very handsome Young lady entered
the cars and took seat opposite to him Before
they ndu Deen long IN the Tram, the ewes OF boil
met, aud they recognised one another as old ac-
quaintances when very young, having been seps
arated by their parents moving apart--those of
one to the West, and the other to Philadelphia
The two soon became enrapt in earnest converse
ton; fell ardently in love with one another, and
by the time they arrived at Harrisburg, had re-
solved to be united as man and wife, and travel
on their journey TO the lady's home together
Accordingly they took lodgings at hotel, sent
for minister, and were united in the bonds of
connubial bliss, and. taking the next train, were
of on their bridal tour
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fears OF these croakers; and eventually, through
the force OF his own character, seconded by the
efforts Of others, be succeeded in bringing a ma
lorlty OF the directoss 10 consent to third trial.
me result fully justines his.sagscity.
inere is q very genera desire on the part Of the
puoile to learn the degree Of success which the
e,ecsicians have met With 10 Transmitting the
eircucai csrrents through the cable since u was
suomer 81 but as yet we have nothing beyond
an unomcia statement nom Valencia that IL is
possible to receive from Trinity Bay about sixty
signai sper minute. II this is true IL would seem
to indicate the possi bity Of Transmitting by the
system Of Professor w hitehouse about 3 words
OF average length per minute, or by the system
OF Professor Notwithstanding that each cleo
trical impulse may be made to print complete
letter-about ten or twelve woTds per minute. -
We understand that the Company propose to
give Professor Whiiehouse ample time to test
his system thoroughly; after which, Professor
Thompson will test his inventions. which IL quite
different from that of Professor Whitehouse; and
AFTER him, Professor Hughes OF New York will
have an opportunity to test the capabilities Of his
most extraordinary invention, which is, we IN
nerstand, about 10 Re introduced upon one Of the
lines between London and Liverpool
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viously made, but subsequently suspended.
At White Hall, the old postmaster, Mr.. Hall,
is retained, and the appointment of Mr. Buell.,
which was also suspended some time ago, is
As Eses1sss rAr.. Jay. u. @oss of q.
awkwardsst blanders sver NAB, BY even the
Buchanan adninistrasiou. was made by il
when, with the avowed purpose Of enoouraging
the breed Of mules, it bought four mules at q
thousand dollars apiece, instead of paying the
same price for four fine jackasses." Mr. Buch-
anan, We suppose, was not aware there was a
quartette Of editors attached to that journal,
and that they were all in the market.
The EDITOR of the Baltimore American saws:
We claim no infallibility for the American,
its conductors are not exempt from the preju-
dices and liabilities to err that afflict other
men" These are superAuous confessions, in
asmxch as the facts were disclosed some time
ago, and are still very apparent. ,-s q. .
LEAVE OF ABSENCE Of three months has been
granted to the officers and crew of the steamer
Niagara, and they have been detached from
service on that vessel. The Niagara will un-
uoaSo Sohcsu0iooiO improvement ~ tuc DEOOk-
Ign Navy Yard in the meantime
COMING HoNE.-The sloop-of-w war Plymouth
was ordered to Vera Cruz some time since, to
bring home Mr.. Forsythe, the American Min
lister to Mexico, and Mr.. Henry, who went
thither as bearer of dispatches.
AN IMPORTANT TIrLE.-There is now pend
| ing before the General Land Office case inyoly-
ing the title to nearly the whole of the site of
city of Portland, Oregon.
ORDERRp.-Dr. VIM. F. Patton has been or
dered to report for duty at tho Naval Hospital
at Portsmouth, Va, on the 5th of November
next, in the place of DR.. Lewis w. Minor.
To BIZ ABsENr-Attorney g neral Black in
tends leaving the city this evening for Penn
| sylvania.
TIE WEArHsR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning Is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about O'Clock:
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IL The celebration at Pittsburg, Pa, in honor
Of the completion of the Atlantic telegraph, took
place on Thursday evening, and rather exceeded
the public expectation. The programme was
well carried out, and the whole affair was e =
haps the most brilliant demonstration of the
kind ever gotten up in that city. All the public
and many private buildings were most splendid
fy Illuminated. Over fifteen hundred lights were
displayed in the windows Of the st. Charles Ho-
tel, which presented most dazzling spectacle
The civic procession was also imposing, and an
illuminated regatta, consisting Of several deco
rated boats, enlivened the scene on the river
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PERSONAL,

Capt. A. Gibbs, u. 8. A, and Lieut.. Col.
w. ii. Winder and family, are at the Kirkwood
-. Gen. Joe Lane, United States Senator elect
from Oregon, was to be honored with a military
and civil procession in Indianapolis on W. dnes
day last.
-. There Were three ex-Governors at Mont
gomery White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, Au-
gust I{th, viz Houston Of Texas; Winston of
Alabama, and James C. Jones, of Tennessee
80. The party Of literary travellers to the Adj
rondac region returned to Boston on TUESDAY,
AFTER an absence OF fortnight. Mr.. Agassiz, Il is
stated, proved TO be the best shot Of the party.
-. Hume, the sorcerer, is not recognized as
Catholic. When he reverted to the forbidden
practices of the black art he did so in the face OF
the known censure Of the Church--Fssman's
Journal.
---- The Jews in London intend to present to
Lady John Russell a boudoir suit consisting Of a
table and four chairs, composed Of solid silver
mark Of their sense Of the obligation thew
owe 10 her husband
The Prussian Monteur announces that the
Mag OF Prussia VIII Proiong his residence at
Tegernsee longer than he lately decided the air
of the mountains having a decidedly favorable
effect upon his health.
80. Hon. Jno. G. Allen, Clerk of the House Of
Representatives, has returned from his visit To
his home in Illinois Whilst he was gone he
snnered nom severe illness, but we are happy to
STATE mat be Is now quite recovered
--..Capt. John Davis, for twenty years James
Iser Sesnooat commander, died at Richmond,
charge OF by the Masons and Odd Fellows and
Carried TO Norfolk and buried on Tbursd,v
wnete large number Of persons participated IN
the funeral ceremonies F'Ps"i IN
80. despatch from Paris saws Il was remarked
tnere that the King Of Holland intends IN si,dt-
cAte. Inc Prince of Orange, the heir to the throne
completes his eighteenth year next month whsn,
ne VIII be qualified TO ascend the throne Tha
motives of the King s.abdication are said 20 be
profound mystery.
~; Among the recent arrivals at the National
n h, are the following: Gen Harvey, u. 3 A.
Tkes'ns scheil, collector Of the port of New
60, zen Aaron Ward, N. Y Hon. John
eh' =; Senator Fitch Ind George n
IS ~. VI Hon. Edwin Crossweu, N. v !:
ming, N and John e. Ward, Ga.
-. ROBERT Dale Owen the American NinIs,.,
I,.,,,, $500 Wits letter To the N Y Freeman's
HaI.Al oenying It's report that he had become \
Ctboiie without belonging to sny peiiainu.
body, be holds TO the Unitafian das,,'nns s
says be 10 writing work which, thouoh -. ' NJ
the subject OF religion, will satisfy his rssS VI
what his reii2io views are = - "s
bail is 10 be given at the Fillmore bouss
Newport. Tuesday evening, TO Col MagIuder
I'D return FOR his past courtesies. The following
are the gentlemen in the lead Of the movement.
nbr Coinp'e de Sartiges, Major Macomb, Lord
nooi~sdale, u. Chadwick. =. II. Tagart, Count
reuac neiIi, Walden Tell, William Henry Jones,
henry Tinany, Stewart, and Thorndiie. :
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Intelitgencer backs up the New York
Express in opposing party conventions to NOM
mate candidates for public Office; and, further,
refers to an attack upon the independence OF
the Georgia Judiciary, made in an attempt to
abolish the State Supreme Court, for decision
rendered as to the banks of that State.
The Union avows that the Republicans, hay
ing had the lobby under their protection for
years, are exaggerated that Mr.. Buchanan
should have interfered with their schemes of
plumbers and, consequently, resort to every
means to defame his Administration. As an
example, it shows that Mr.. Trumbull, who votes
for every conceivable appropriation and strains
every muscle to increase the expenses of the
Government, Is utterly amazed that its affairs
are not carried on rs oheaply as they were when
We were collecting fifteen or twenty millions Of
revenue.
The Union, also, says:
"Gentlemen Of the highest intelligence, who
have travelled through Kansas, report that there
Is almost universally expressed, by all parties,
decided opposition to admission into the U nion
as State. They allege that their population is
too small, and that the reverses in business have
made them too poor to incur the increased eX-
penses Of State government. - +.
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% storm of rain, accompanied tn hail
stones, as large as hens eggs, visited DanviIle,
N J., Wednesday, doing considerable damage
to trees and crops.
III The Philadelphia North American saws
the fall style OF ladies' bonnets will be graced
with clusters of artificial currants, fox grapes
cherries and other fruits, done in glass of the
unique affair, resembling cabbage leaf trimmed
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90 Curacao advices to the Ith is-taat, have
been received.
Political affairs at Venezuela were quiet
The French and English fleets were still lying
al Laguyra.
Gen. GIegori Monagas died In prison at Mara
caibo.
Advices received at Curacao from st. Domin-
go indicate another revolution in that republic,
General Santana being opposed to the nomination
for the Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-21

MExIco.-By advices from Mexico we learn
that vidaurri left Monterey on the 9th, with
second column against the capital He would
mite with the forces of Zuazua. Col. Coronado
was preparing to join him FROM Durango. VII
daurIi was expecting bloodless victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-21

IL Late advices announce that Gen. Twiggs
had ordered an expedition Of four companies Of
cavalry and hfty infantry, to be provisioned for
three months, gainst the frontier Indians. Col
Titus company passed Fort Chadbourne on the
18th, for sonora.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-21

A NEW FEAIURK.-The Syracuse Journal, In
describing Tues days cable jolifeation, says:
"a new feature was introduced-and such a
feature! al OF a sudden, and all at once four
locoDIofirss sent mp sh lex from their steam
whistles which shook the fiTmest buildings to
the CENTRE deafened every ear, and penetrated, as
we verify believe, west 10 lake Erie and east to
the Underwater There is 20 description, in pve-
try or prose, which can convey any just idea Of
the noiSe.o
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IL The Canadian Parliament have passed an
act changing the law of interest Hitherto the
legal rate has been six per cent. but by the new
act individuals may allow and exact on any con-
tract or agreement any rate of interest or discount
which may be agreed upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-21

III The proprietor Of the Boston Courier has
notified the American Telegraph Company of
that city, Of bis intention 10 prosecute them for
having given his special and private dispatches
from Portland to the Traveller newspaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-21
BOARDING.
y N q RTH,S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
.. ". PIKE. Sole PKnnrlefor

ls ana % Sycamore street, Cineisaari, Ohio.
This Brandy hss been manufactured for sever.I
years from the Pure JWos OF tue Catavba Gran
thus afording additional eyIdepce OF the proeress
OF American enter prlse nDd Industry and az onr
a"il'y TO produce eric cs at hom', equal To those
made by any other M ion. " '"''o
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not orlv
equals tut e1oels the beat Imported Brandi. n an
pnrty a96 n-vor IL is, IN fact the best Brandy
snesn. AIS ststement is fully eorrpboyated Nv the
Ccrtlhcs'es Of cur most distins uished snsiyteai
AT Z. is sure Remedy for Dyspcpsia, Fls,u-
len2, Cramp, Chollo, Lang nor, Low Spirits Gene
fsi l.emlify. &c. No family stoud be without a.
IL ne AL price 81 IS per bottle. -
IS ~ Pike has appointed DAN'L. b. CLARKE,
sist snd Pa maeeutfst. corner Of Pa averus
snd - street. Sole Ascent for the District, vheIe
os,,ers and customers will p'eass forward theIr
orders. auN
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A uBiN'S EXTRACTS. eli odors, at 81 BBs's
Rooms, under Wi1srdf Hotel. iss-sr
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. v5 5EEGGNIMTTEHEAt b II HEwAD9mARIERs,

gust ~. ISSs.--By the unanimous vote of a numer-
Gus meeting of the Officers of the Regimept on
,ast Monday evening, 1t was Determined 70 meet OF
next, the 2sd Instant, at O'Clock 10 full summer
UNIFORM, to wait upon the President and secrelary
OF war. Every commissioned officer of the Vol
BY order of Col. HICKEY.
II n N ORER Ad;ut.n,
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMBiOH
Nl WASHINGT0N.-The steam -
s sI. IIHS sgs T S0iiLrE hd F runs reg
Mount Vernon and the tomb of Washington, leavinu
tue wharf, at the loot OF nth street. at ~ a. m re-
turning about ~ o. IN. Fare 81. ~ Ietf
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THE WEArHsR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about z O'Clock: