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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

.=NERMoNT.--Our exchanges seem to agree that
the late Vermont Democratic State Convention
was g Douglas trumph"-over the Demo
cratic party of course; as the Douglas party and
the Democratic party alone were represented
there.
We are by no means surprised that Mr.. Doug
las carried the day there. The State is the
most ultra, persistent and consistent anti sla-
very State in the Union, and il is not wonder
full that those of its citizens whohav nominally
acted with the Democfacy herstofores should in
this convention evince sympathy with the anti
slavery heresies of Mr.. Douglas to the extent
of electing persons to represent them at Charles
ton known as political co-laborers with the SEN
ator from Illinois. We shall not be surprised
if other northern States, hopelessly lost to the
Democratic party with any conceivable candi-
dates running on any conceivable platform,
follow this example of Vermont. In every
State. except Maryland, wherein the Democ
racy may possibly be defeated, Abolitionsm, in
some phase or other, is uppermost-is too pow
erful there for Democratic principles to prevail.
Pandering to Aboltionism to gain local tri-
umphs, on the part of so-called local Demo
cratic leaders, has been the cause of the i'm
| provement of the fortunes of the Opposition in
| such quarters. 1t has kept many nominal
| Democrats in Office for the time being, it is
true; but that has by no means proved an
equivalent for the incalculable amount of mis-
chief to the party and the country at large it
has worked. Thus its grand results bid fair to
destroy the Democratic party in States where
the majority against it is heavy. To sustain
! themselves under the pressure of the power
| of AbolitiOnism around them, those nominal
Democrats who wish Office of the people will
continue, more and more of them, to mount
abolition hobbies This is capitaly illustra-
| ted, indeed, in the favor for the heresy of Mr.
Douglas, avowed by this recent Vermont State
! Convention. We are told that the Democratic
State Convention of Maine will do likewise
highly probable. Rhode Island, ct a., will
follow suit - and, accordingly Mr.. Douglas
will have party for his views in the Charles
ton Convention, composed, however, of dele
cations from hOpelessly Opposition States
1t is utterly impossible that any State cer-
tain to vote Democratic in the Presidential
election in 1860 will send pro-Douglas delegates
to Charleston. If they seek to introduce their
heresy on the floor of the convention, the
chances are twenty to one that it will take
such action as will result in their immediate
withdrawal-for it (the convention cannot fail
10 make them comprehend speedily that the
time has come when the Democratic party can,
not afford to tolerate in its ranks the existence
of a doctrine that, if continuing to be professed
by any considerable portion Of those acting
with'the party, must speedily bring it into
minority, everywhere it has ability to elect
Democratic party electors.
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IL In Philadelphia, the chief engineer of the
water department is now making calculations so
as TO ascertain the amount Of water used at the
fires which may occur in that city, for the purpose
Of calling the attention Of the city councils to the
necessity Of taxing the insurance companies from
- 900 to $4,000 per year. At the fire in West
Philadelphia short time since, by which a large
stable was destroyed, $1,000 gallons Of water was
used. and to furnish the supply the steam engines
had to be kept working At their full power during
the entire night
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PERSONAL.

GONE MALICIOUS PERSONS HAVING
- circulated q report charging me with hayin.
disappointed the Mechauics' AssDrisslsn q
oeorgetogn.l IN music, on Friday lasr, I take tn
METHOD az Informing them that was met in A cum
nlttee "i the Association. who informed me that
thtl TIE Nc was Postponed, on account Of the
W, ataer, nntiI Monday, July 18th, when I AN en-
CARED to play for them.
IL WM. WRITER'S.
MADAM -" Resi- ectfully Informs the citizens
us 81 washington, Georgetown and st-angers
pat present aud future events at her residencs on
montgomery street, one door from DumhaTton
street e e,""rget"wn, next to Jones' grocery
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IL At New York. on Monday, match race
between Bill Cheatham and Tar River, three
mile heats. came off the Fashion Course. The
race was won by Cheatham in two straight heats
In the quick time Of 5:i2, 5:3s. A trot also took
place the Union Course, two mile heats, in
harness, between Geo N. Patchen. Lady W ood-
ruff, and Brown Dick. Geo. y. Patchen was the
victor in two straight heats, in the capital time of
SOL \ 5-O3L
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HE GREAT BARTLETT Is worthy Of note
that in the recent great battle of Magenta over
which the civilized world is now agos the loss
In killed and wounded, in proportion to the
numbers engaged was not more than one third
as great rs in the battles of Bunker Hill. Buena
Vista and two or three of the hardest fought
battles OF our last war (ot 1912 with Britain.
In that particular it also comes after the ten
leading battles Of Napoleon L. These facts are
worthy OF note, because they indicate that,
after all, modern improvements in military
destructives have not surpassed modern i'm
provements in the art of guarding armies
against the use Of implements Of carnage
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GYMNAsTIc ExERcIsE AMONG SoLDIERs-The
British commander-in-chief,t taking a hint from
the discipline of the Zouaves. has issued a cir
cular to the commanding officers, authorizing
them to introduce athletic games and gymnastic
exercises among the men, and placing at their
disposal, by the direction Of government, what
ever apparatus is necessary. The Zouaves are
regularly trained in gymnasium, where they
acquire an agility equal to that Of monkeys.
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IL The Liberia brig Eusebia, Captain Roy,
(colored.) sailed from New York oh Saturday for
MOnrovia, with Il valuable cargo of merchandise.
The Captain is the owner of the vessel. and has
long been a citizen of Liberia. By industry he
accumulated fortune. and now designs to use
his business qualifications for the future welfare of
his adopted country. He emigrated to Africa in
1916, from the State Of Ohio. In that state lac ac
Quired n liberal education
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TIE
,Ee%.~TS

NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS The
~ Potomac Steamboat Company, r.
an addition to the semi-wee kl, TINS EaISS
81 their steamer POwhatan To- Nor
tak, Offer the rubic Of W ashngton and vie MT, an
Opportunity of enyoyIng trip the ts autliul Po.
toinsc 20 GI.YMONT aud AQUA CREEk1tv
daIiy during the not weather.
To parties of three o more excursion tickets ~
be issued at dollar : u each for GNmunt win
privilege of remaining there ali night AID returning
next day; also for Aqua Creek. At two dollars
with privilege al remaining or two ,laAs
. The angler can enjoy 6ne sport with hook aud
l'e ~ either 81 the above places, white p-rch and
game being plentiful.
GOOD Hotel accommodations can be hsd st these
places.
Boats leave foot of 9th street AZ ca a. NJ aad e.,
p. az. Returning. "a 2. IN and SD a. mn.
For further information inquire AT the Camt.au,'s
ONCE. no. 372 Pennsylvania avenue. next d. 4 81
Browns Hotel GEO. r.. MATTINGsN.
ia q N'''-Po'''
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AGE OF SAN FRANCIsco.-The foundation of
San Francisco dates from the 9th of June, I776
IL was therefore eighty-three years Of age Oh the
9th instant, a week older than the % National
Independence Of the Union in which its State
conspc uously figures ..sf.F
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IL Mr.. Wise was to have started from st. Louis
for the experimental trip in his new mammoth
balloon on the I'D. He expected to land on the
Atlantic seaboard, but as we have not heard from
him in this quarter, we presume that lie Las come
dowa within fifty miles of his starting point. This
is the most probable termination of the trip.
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IL Benjamin H. Brewster, Of Philadelphia.
the defender Of the rights OF the South in the f-
gitive slave case which was tried some weeks
since, in Philadelphia, has been appointed an
honorary member of the Literary Societies Of the
Virginia Military Institute
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ID The Charleston Mercury says that Mr.. An
tonic Canale, well-known fruiterer of that city,
who recently sent 800 bales Of cotton to Genoa,
has been impressed Into the Sandman army, while
in Genoa on business connected with his shi D.
meDt
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~ AFAl ETTE INSTITUTE.
COMMENCEMENT
" at the

COMMENCEMENT
at the
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTTOy
WEDNESDAY EVENING June ., at ga o'cl'k
MusIc-ProC J. z. Caufeld
Prayer.
1. Saiutatory Elizabeth Balm Copake, N. Y.
Music-Mazurka. Chant du Nord.
:. Books az tn. Companion of Woman.
julia VInson CapTOn. WASHINGTON ID, C.,
Muslc-W %! lenspiei.
We Labor for Those Who Follow us.
Anna Estelle Mobray, fredericksburg, Md.
Music-l.a Promise Waltz
4. Happiness only IN Consciousness of X ectitudp
Sallie Thomas Brown, fredericksburg Md
Music-Aurora BOrealis Polka.
s. Tine UnDiddcn Guest
EmUa Jane Teib. Pottsyiiie Pa
Music-Valsa Rrliante
g. Not How Swift but How We'll. 800.
Tread byl Anna 5. Greeyes, Washington, d. c.
MUSCLE Calme du SOir. :
7. influence of Music.
Marie Elia p. Fields, Delaware City, Del
Music-Nocturne.
.. Ancient and Modern Science.
Fanny Charles, Federalsburg MA
MusIc-RedOwa de Concert
9. Individual Effort the only Basis of Nobility of
Mind. ValedIctory. :
Emma Arndt Glenn, Lebanon, Pa
Diplomas Conferred. y
Music-ProE j. p. Caulfeld
ia
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IL 1t is stated in a Chicago paper that Mr. 10
seph Pollock, a butcher Of that city, who some
months ago, went to Austria to manage some mat
tiers in the estate of deceased relative has been
impressed into the Austrian army
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FROH THE PACIFIC SQUADRON
from Flag Officer Long, of the Pacific Squad
ron, dated at Callao OH the 9th ultimo, have
been received at the Navy Department, in
which be states that all was quiet there, and
further that information from Valparaiso an
nounced that the authority of the existing gov.
eminent was fully rcestablished in Chill, and
order once more restored in that country The
repairs of the Saranac were progressing, and
arrangements were being made for thorough
caulking of the Merrimsc
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'VHE BEST OF THE SEASON.
Pic Mic! Pic NicM
THE OBJECT. CHARITY.
HELP THE ORPHAN BOYS,


The lady MANAGERS nl ST. JOSEPH'S ORPHAN
bOh > AL LII VI beg tO annOuIce
"a their irIruds and tue public q PIC E18-S
Nc at Arlington "n THURSDAY ,cE1Ss<zzs
OnnIbuses run from corner 9TH sire eyer,
nan hour 70 AID from the SpiIng from z O'Clock q
III " snch 70 houT That every person has lef the
Cana b"ats will run from Georsetown to IA.
Spying every hall hour from 8 a m. until D. ~
During the day eightsen large Fri coored balloon,
VIII be sent
NJ. Bad. the phutogr apher. Will he On The
grounds during tie day to take views of the grounds
ianl.les clubs the orphans &c.. all free OF ch.rgr
Al Sc COCK p. M, one 81 the orphan hove arad
only aais, VIII deliver an address, prepared a
pres y for the occasion Other novelties are IA
contemplation.
Tickets: 81 cents for gentlemen: q ea,.ts C,r !,
dies 10 cents Tor children. To lie lad Al Jo,n 8
EllIs's Piano Store, Taylor a MauTy's PbIIn'ss6d
Blanchard MOhUn's Bookstores. Cit, Drug
store and the toinvIng gentlemen, who will art as
managers during the day:
Jss. a.. Berret, Dir. Strengthen. q F,ryn...,rk
" II Ssr.Eey, HH5s0l Tsy.Cr. Joseph M
"h po'e' y9hn Ennts y MrL-usiiin
- . Marcy, has = Jcars, Peter Gallant.
-. f.iia-' v btylF, hn h Stuuis.
~; " SLtSh br Elke. Pulp ,. McH,ury,
" m II W arc apt sHtat'ard, HUsh bnnaf
r',.ns l"!s~A, a D. Nehtoa' hm- y Spsuiisls-
= M0hOn, JOHN Z. Ellis. p.u.titIfR-
ldn =. Coyie, John y. Budset, DR. Toutr,
" G Hrrsry, John lincoln LIN n -.
WA. Morgan, George S4yage, 4. Nu~mr,r-
X u Lastly fhOs y 81 Wm fursst
r. McNerhany, - p Halliday, &. MeL,ugt.L.
GeOrg. fal-a C0mnfffss.
Richard PtiiUe, Us o iannc glue, Francis HHrJsr.
" Albert King, Join J Bugle, Dr ktiu-W
John st'fs, casa
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Mrs Mary B. Francisco, widow of the cell
ebrated Peter Francisco, of revolutionary memory.
died in Fincastle, Va, last week.
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II From John F. Ellis, music dealer, We have
"Never Forget the Dear Ones at Home,' home
song, composed by Geo. F. Root, and ''I.et me
Kiss him for his Mother composed by John p.
Ordyvoy
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Hon. THOMAS A. HENDRIcKs.-This gentle
man, Commissioner of the General Land Of
fce,) who has been absent sometime from the
city, returned yesterday and resumed the du-
ties Of his position -,..4
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GROCERIES
u AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH
G. w. STEWART Would inform his old GUS
TONERS and the public generally that he has fitted
his old stand corner II and i2th streets and apa O.
with al entire new stock Of select GROCERIES,
Helaytes all OF those m want of Groceries NJ re-
duced prices for cash TO call and examine his Goods
and prices. He purcha all his goods for cash
TINS, together with ~ ears perence IN the husi-
gives him facilities for selling as cheap az the
cheapest. u. w. STEWART.
30 2l-2wN Corner II and I2th streets
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TRIAL OF NEWLY INVENTED GUSS.-The
Secretary Of War is about issuing an order for
the trial Of all newly invented guns to take
place at Fortress Monroe. Old Point Comfort,
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TIE "sArHER.-The following report Of the
W'ather for this morning is m sd e from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about z o'clock:
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A MOTHER SUPPLYING have Just made
"A large additions to our stock of Jouis, n
consisting part of Bench Planes, Back -
saws, Combination Saws, Combination "a
Squares: Hammers. iiatchets, Rules, Com -
passes, Moulding Planes. Bevils Spears. Saws
Plane irons, Socket Terna Chissls, &c. ali war
Tanted God. Buy ing and selling for cash enables
US to offer these goods at unusually low prices,
GRIFFITH &c SHIELDS
je9 No. 329 Pa. av., opposite Browns
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Hoo foR ARLING TONE.

There will be Grand Celebration Of the National
HaIidsN az ARLINGTON SPRING r.
on The 4th: The Pl asares of the dAy Ee-H
VIII consist of dancing, Songs By h4s.A
cebated blee Club. the reading of the pecla
81 Jude Rendence. AID n grand Spay of Fire Works
Buy Withers's full String aud Bfass Band il en
E'Eed LOT the occasion. G. ach-s viii leave the
corner OF It'll street every hour There will also b.
= eSat running froln the Hath street bridge Tbls
bnat 1.-THE George w. Riggs has been hsilt press
~ W a'sconimodatn The Euhllc who intend 10 VISIT
the sPrnss. Aduittaacc ON the ground-Csr {; an.
uemen, y cents; -sdi-s and Children accom- a,i "A
selves that the hest 81 orde, wall be enfpre.
Je y 81 Il. p. BENERIDGE A CO
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0TPHtENIX BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
uS The third monthly meeting of this assOcia-
ton will be held at Temperance Hail on WED
NESDAY EVENING, the 9Th of July, at O'Clock.
BY an order of the Board, subscriptions tn the
stock will be received until the above without adj
dltlOnal charge.
je 2i-eotd T. M. HANSON, Sec.
n@ICE CREAM ofthe very best quality served
LS to Parties. Balls, Hotels, Fairs, and Priv
Families at q very low price. FRESH CAKES
made every day and sent TO any part of the city
Particular attention given to serving Parties with
every thing that is necessary. Apply At the PHILA-
DEIPHIA CONFECTIONERY, corner Of iath
and streets. jeIl-Ims
~ POISON SODA WATER.-Serlous in
uS jury to health and even death itself are be-
coming SO common from the use Of Soda Water
manafActTred and kept in copper fouptains, that
Introduced into my eststlishment as well into
Washington, a. splendid novelty In the way OF
an apparatus for manufacturing pure Carbonc
Acid Water. so highly recommended BY the National
for invaids. single glance at this apparatus will
satisfy any one of its entire anlessness, and that
the great desiderstnm 30 long, but pnspccesafally
sought II other Inventlons is completsly found in
heavily lined with porcelain precludes the POSSIBLY
injurious matter, and the pparatus in which il is
cooled being situated on the counter insurss ct all
'"e'' cold d 5S6. W. NAIRNIs 4 p IS s.ara.
teElm corner New York eve. and 18th sts, "
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ZINE DWELLING HOUSE TO LtT,-FoR
IL RENT--A thTee-st0ry BRICK HOUSE with
Ia X hUi.ding. on iSth street, brtw"eE New \ nTk
avenue ami street, opposite the public reservation
The house is new, I'd has ali the modern Improve
ments such as gas, hot and cold water bath tub
- n,Alf
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WRECK OF THE SHIP BoLrON.--A report from
the inspector Of the first lighthouse district, of
the loss BY wreck, on the 10th inst, Of the ship
Bolton, Golfer, master, from Philadelphia,
bound to st. Johns, N. b., has been received
by the Lighthouse Board. The ship was
wrecked on Gross Island, Maine, near the light
house on Little river, in a dense fog. at Al
o'clock a. m. The master, first mate and mir
teen men were drowned. III a
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ANALosToN RETREAr!

On THURSDAX. the seth e Jane, the METH
ODlST PRO fESTANT AR
BATH SCHOOL or GEORGE - -
TOWN, ID. C.. have made arrange x1-.S<xEz-<1s
delIg htlul Retreat. '
Withers' Celebrated Band las been engaged for
the occasion. 'o'
Refreshments at city prices
boats SII. leave The High street wharf every Eve
minutes wv NV
Tickets l21I cents; Children haif price
Tbs will he one Of the moot atreeAbe and nle.s
le q - ,23&29
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FOR RENT AND SALE

For JRffETYA comfortable three story BRICK
apply to JOHN Il SEMMrI 60. o Psr ann I.n%
Centre Msssst anu sun street opposite West sst En-"
A T PRIVATE SALE.rSSeysTal good and VEL
rooms each; good yards back and side alleys The
above property is Located the north side oi Mas
sa"huSe avenue, between 4Th anG 5th SIS PEI
sons DESTROYS of obtaining healthy aud quiet ra,i
dence would do well 90 call at No. 5 of said prop
srtv: $50. several smaller Houses on TIE same
Eok RENTT7A neatly FURNISHED HOUSE,
ton o. 70 Be made at No. $50, between H and I.
i on Massachusetts. avenue, near the corner of
L;AS y on nth street, near NJ, No. 355.
FOR RENT.-Dw EI.LING No. $40 4, street
4 north, between sth aud 9Th streets. containIns
rooms. with pump at the kitchen door; rent ; So
Coz Cellar g by lg feet. Also several desirable
.,o,,.. j. 6. ADAMS, corner 9th and I. SITS.
800 Northern Liberties
FOR REST-The three story BRICK Dwell
LING, beautifully located. corner i1th and N
noree'si north, G9od water at door: neIghbOrhoOd
Mrs : aAMILroS ts ss Pa thS PF'"ijj s ST. OF
l'QR RENT-A desirable ROUSE ON 18th a..
Il between AMI !. east side, No $50, CONTAIN
ing rooms including basement gas fixtures IL :
l!HinE put IN thorough repair. For terms apply AZ
ire next cor south. or az No. 269 on street he
tween l7tn aud 18th. south side. Proposals. To pUr-
chase Will also be received. ieN IS
SODA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE.-An excallan,
>, Soda Fountain Ia good condition snf ready for
use, which ca cost originally five hundred dollars
i ior sale low for cash: APP, immediately at the
Mount Vernon Hotel, COS: Gtn sud Y sts. Island
go wv JOHN MILLER, Agent
IMPROVED FARM At PRIVATE SALE
The subscriber will sell az pr vate sale the FA
on which he resides, In Prince Georges county Md
containing l4S acres. the farms of MessTs
Shas. DiSges and w. Gibson. miles from Wash
lngtnn Market and from Bladensburg Depot ac-
cesslbie by hne roads. The improvements consit of
coinIortsble dwelling, containing y rooms, baTn
dairy, corn house. and all necessary ont bniEdIag
choice apple orchard: d.; pump "f excellent water
ABOUT 70 acres IN gram, grass, and market verPta
hIes, which VIII be sold with the farm If desired
tive. '' r''"N
For terms apply tn The subscriber, who v Al take
pleased IN showing the Farm 10 al rray q. sire
I" purchase THOS. L. BARCLAY,
HaS-eolm near 5adeHshurg Depot.
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NAVAL orpERs.-Lieut VIM Is lie Roy
has been ordereda.to command the Mystic
Master Frederick W.NMoores to command tn,
Anacostia. Lieut.. ]. J. Almy for duty at tn,
Navy Yard, New York
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Barometer at the Smithsonian, at a m. fcsr
fected for temperature, 3OO77; at noon ~ Gag.
Thefmometer, At q. m, Sl'; nc noon So
Maximum during ~ hours ending q, m to.
day, 9o'i minimum 7S'. =
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0%POST OFFICE, WASHINGTON, ID. c,
uSS , June q, l359.
From and after the LIST the ann Ell schedules
OF the arrivals and departures ofthe following mails
will he observed atthis office:
The PoEr TOBACCO mail will depart on Monday
"Wednesday, and Friday, ut o'clock "A. M, and ar,
O'Clock p M. "
The CrPER MARLBORO mail will depart on Mon
day, w nesday, and Friday, at O'Clock a. m AMI
arrive ON Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 81.
The ROCKVILLE mail will depart on Tuesday,
THURSDAY, and Saturday, at 7 O'Clock a m and az
rye on Monday, "Wednesday, and Frda,, at
ie y st WIN. JONES, p. M.
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.HICKERING d SONS

THICKERlNG a. SONS
The subscriber has n store a superior stock Of
ChicksriugS Sons Pianos CT ey ~ scale
and the ewest PATTERNS -
Also. some excellent Seven octave Pi ITfHTI
amos rom nthe, Boston and New York makers
wnlch he Will sell ON reasonab q terms
Second hard Pianos received in part nav mept
some good Piar os for hire Roy ''0H''
Melodeons and Martins celebrated Guitars. Sc
e 20 RICHARD DAVIS pa avenne
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EXCURSIONS, &c.

THE EAST WASHINGTON METHODIST
Il PROTESTANT HUkCH IN 49,
t,2e g,v,sg a GRAND ENCuR- AAAk
SION 70 81 mont, on TIL SDAN
the 2ist 81 July. Particulars in fn'nre advertise
IN u Je9, Nv i,sS 80
''hE EbENtZER SABBATH SCHOOL
- Navy srd,l Intend giviEs r.
GRAND EXCURSION to GA, Iaout Gok@N
on Thu Rs ;Al. july lsth. Fatthe. -
phrttcutsrs IN future advertise ment.
:" "a ~ h5-at 49,. COMMITTEES.