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GEORGETOWN.



sAs Of 81 sis,as.s III. .s': nd
fe} lie, sailed emselsS d the fnvit,&ion q
P( ms& lodge, q (asonie,1 ano &isited their nev=
hsl11ast Eight. The spscious hall in w11ch th1
lo1ne nts was Feral ties 4ulte crow4d with
vonS, Apstfy lfss; sSdl Tho eutlein<u ii nems
bers present seemed to take peculiar pleasure In
conducting them through, and showing them the
handsome furniture, curosities, &c. The chief
object of attraction-that which excited most Gu
riosity-was an iron settee, with perforated bot
tom, deposited In one of the ante-rooms, under
which was deposited a pan Of charcoal. This the
upinitatea especially the ladies' It once came to,
the conclusion was portion Of the machinery
used in the branding operation. The hall will be
A called nesting Of City Councils was held last
night. No business of very great moment was
done. After the presentation of some petitions,
&c, and the passage Of bill making an apPro-
praton to meet the expenses Of the poor and work
house for the quarter ending June 30, and one to
prevent the destruction of some ornamental shade
trees along the line of property Of Messrs. Adler
and Dougal, by the High street improvement,
both boards adjourned until Friday evening at s
O'Clock. ~ i. -. 7" 5000 -ft. = q. Dr.. - ..
Our Bridge street merchants are still keeping
up the improvement operation. The enterprising
Seymour il engaged In giving to the front Of his
extensive hat and fur establishment q new, quite
tasty, and handsome appearance. And Messrs.
Mayneld & Brown are charging their dry goods
fyou are In want Of real good article Of -four,
new or old, call on our friend, w. r. Edes. See
advertisement. .af .. t..l.-, .. s.-... us,....r .
There 10 scarcely nothing doing In the Flour
and Grain market and both articles continue to
are offered, but dull at SIS u.s. extras are scarce and
held at IS 75aS6 IS No sales of moment Of Grain
since our last report and no material cham &c In
prices has occurred ...+H.'2 SfEcTAToR.
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Personal,

49, Hon Chas. Jackson, Of Rhode Island. is at
Willards'. T.EH. = - "- . ~
:, ~. Hon D, 8. waIbrdge, of Michigan, /. at
&c: w. :. Nicholson, u. s. Consul at Tun,.
is at Kirkwoods' $50 ''''''
49, Hon. o r Singleton has been renomi,,,sd
TO Congress from the 4th district Of Mississi ppi
49, Madame Mario, the veritable Jessie Morton
White has gone to Italy as the special correspond
ent OF the London daily News
80. Hon Caleb Cushing has accepted an invita-
ron 10 deliver an eulogy before the Boston bar
upon the late Rufus Choate.
49, Major Irving Mcdowell, Assistant Adiutant
General 3 A, was presented to Queen Victoria
on the 25th ult = - - VII"
$50 Joseph Etter, formerly Of this city, recently
died in New Orleans. lie was well known hers
to the photographed fraternity - ).
F. '..' 1t Is DR.. VIM. E. Johnston, Of Ohio, who
Is the . Malakof'' correspondent of the New
Yo-k Times from the seat Of war and not r. w
Johnston, as stated by the Lyhchburg Virginian.
49, Rev. j. II .ingraham, formerly n novelist
out now an Episcopal clergyman Of distinction
Preached at Memphis, Tenn, last Sunday even
-. The Cambridge md } Democrat of yester-
pay states that Hon John Bosnian Kerr II Talbot
las, I'm s mentioned as among the number If aspi-
'on's LOT congressional honors .-...'
,o.,,,,n we understand that Lord Lyons with some
M s5r ~ the British Legation lis preparing To
Iease w asnlhgton Tor the purpcss Of yisitinO sev
W. VIC most celebrated summer resorts in the
: - NIT O. Evans, Of ~.
by the Vanderbilt on Saturday 70 IN, re.s 1 S
arrangements for bringing MI. DcIan - ar h.s
country on tour Of readings during the cnrtn1
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondeaee Of The Star.

correspondence ~ The Star. .. noe. 1861 ;
s. o.. t-a -- ALEXANDRIA, July 81, 1859
Chief Justice fancy and family passed through
this city this morning, en- route for the White
Sulphur Springs. They were conveyed over the
Alexandria and Washington turnpike in one Of
Latham's omnibuses, and car was provided by
the Orange and Alexandria railroad expressly for
their accommodation The Judge looked remark
ably well 1.-Two '-.... - - g LIZ /
There was called meeting Of the City Council
last night but owing to the absence Of several of
the members, there was not quorum present
The man Webster, arrested on Tuesday, charged
with being concerned in the assault upon colofed
man, at further examination yesterday, before
Justice Summers, was sent on for trial at October
court. Lloyd Murphy, for threatening to kill Su-
sannah Beach was by consent Of the compla Tiant,
released on bail TO keep the peace. ~ I'D. I
John Ryan was arrested Yesterday afternoon by
Officer Warning, for being drunk, whipping his
better hall, ;" and kicking up "a = muss" gen
orally. Hewas fined S5.63, in default Of which
he was committed to the work-nouse for 80 days
by Mayor Massey. 90 'CVHir f,.... .s--
The three delegates from this city TO tn. Con.
vention of the Young Mems Christian Association,
recently held i'm Troy, New York, have returned,
and express themselves highly pleased with their
trip. ''--r - - CARLOS. "
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- 1.-THE Convention Of the Dung Mems Chris
ZION Associations, at Troy, N. Y, adjourned on
saturday, to meet next year in New Orleans Pre-
vious to the adjournment, the following resoin.
lions were adopted: ~
1. That this Convention re-afirm- the declara-
lions OF the Richmond and Montreal coavrntiens
THAT we do not intend that this In.fitution .b.l
take the highest place In our Injections or he
largest share in our lsbors, bat that we lola this
0ganlzAuon as an auxiliary to the divinely an
Pointed means OF grace-the church and III.
preaching of the gospel . - ~ sne
2 That th. Associations should IN Al, So.
CAREFULLY syoid in their enterprises anythiny That
their respective churches
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washington, July ~ -The Secretary of the
Interior will transmit by the Pacific steamer. of
the 5th Of August, S264 900 TO Oregon and Wash
ington, to satisfy recently audited claims on ac-
count Of advances made for restoring and main
with the Indian tribes .rrr - - -
Judge ellis. of Pennsylvania, has been an
pointed special agent to the Pawnee Indians, with
view to arrange matters so as to prevent future
difficulties TT - -
The books and public documents pertaining to
the nrst session Of late Congress are bein boxed
to be sent to various literary Institutions throne h.
out the country, In accordance with law This is
one Of the reforms which has deprived mem bers
from selling such works, was formerly prac
used, fof waste paper or at nominal sums to specu
lating book traders
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u The Maryland Democratic State Conven-
ton met at Frederick on "Wednesday, and organ
med by calling VIM. Pinkney WI byte TO the chair
After appointing various committees to draft reso
buttons, &c, A. Lingan Jarrett, Esq D., of Harford
county, was nominated AZ the candidate for Comp
uoler Of the State Treasury; after which the con-
ven'ion adjourned sine die. ratification meet
ing was held at the court house square at night,
ana addresses delivered by Ex-Governor Lowe and
Messrs. Whyte and Van.ant
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ID In the article in yesterdays Star, giving
the history of the great Gardiner frapd I, yv,s
stated that Capt Barry, Of this city, who wa. in
strumen'al by his energy and intelligence in
furnishing the clue TO the unravelment q, ,,,.,
gigantic fraud - was paid large sum for bi, ss,
vices. This, We learn, is not the case, an he b,.
not yet received dollar His claim before Con
gress has thus far shared the fate Of other meri-
torious ones, which, though reported fayorably ON
by the committees having them in charge have
failed to be reached for confederation by Congress
pricr to adjournment 10 I.-s 20.
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DEcEAsE OF CoSsRRssxEN ELEcT.-Tbree Of
the members Of Congress elected to the next House
OF Representatives have died, viz: The Hon T.
l.. Harris, in the Sixth District of Illinois; the
Hon. Cyrus Spinck, In the Fourteenth District of
Ohio; and the Hon VIM. o. Goods, in the Fourth
District Of Virginia. Messrs. Harris and Goode
were Representatives in the last Congress
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u At an auction sale Of the personal property
Of Mr. Oaks, recently deceased, in Dauphin
county, Pa, few days ago, bag Of FAX seed
was offered for sale. One Of the bidders put his
hand into the bag to examine the seed, and hauled
out purse, which was found to contain gold and
silver coin The bag was then thoroughly over.
hauled, and over one thousand dollars In gold
and silver coin were found therein. The treasure
was then retained BIZ the executors 4
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The cJra.ts.,c,. says that the principal plank
in the platform which the British Aeolitonisn
have constructed for Senator Seward, ana on
which they hope 20 elect him a .'the hra anti
slavery President Of the United states, Is resist
ance to the fugitive slave law.
The LaisHrgsneer again descants at length upon
the naturalization question, in opposition to the
doctrine lately enunciated by the Administration
IN the letter OF instructions to our Minister at
Berlin. ... -.---.....--5- -
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II The Philadelphia Evening Journal says
II is rumored that the robust Fornes, whose dis
ruption with Gilman was somewha angry, in
tends organizing a rival opera troop for the next
season He will bring il to this country in Sep
tember. The company will be styled ''The Carl
Formes Opera Company" in which Jenny Paur
is to be the Prima donna, his brother Theodore
primo tenore, Cesare Badiali prima baritone, and
he the primo basso
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JoRDAN's W. 8. SPRINGS. 7 TT =

Now open; leaving Baltilnors, Wasnins ton, or
HsTIer's FesIy !, thence 81 Winchestsr yeAe
f .. e stephsnson's Depot, yP. o D lE
by O'CLOCK ,. m. sameday. No detentionst Hal.
per,s ferry, % hen tofors 7Gsounds extensive and
wants hot and celd sulphur haths. The water Tor
sale In barrels or bottles. Circulars Obtained "a tbe
The Prcpristo.s ofer the above Spria<s! tor.tb,r
VII one hundred so.es GLAND ming, Il Private
pTopsf Any infnrat on With ref renss .a sn,.
S ri ssa: az b fskpi'sed PP1R
jy is-lm sos w. Baltimore st n R.i,;yNnDJ.A Ma
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Drin the Forest divorce case, in New FORK,
on Tuesday, Mr.. Justice Woodruff of the Supe-
rior Court, made an order vacating the adjourn
ment Of the reference ordered to try the question
Of almony, and he also awarded Mrs. Forrest a
counsel Zee Of 81 500 and an allowance of $500 per
month during the present proceedings
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HIN. LAM, the celebrated naturalist of G otha.
has lately discovered that the hedgehog is not in
Jured by the poison Of the adder, even when bit
ten In the snout or lips, and that Il likes to dwell
where vipers and snakes are found, which it de-
stroys in large numbers. Should not hedgehogs
be acclimatised in the West Indies, where ven
omous reptiles abound, In the Antillas a prize
was recently offered for a serpenticide.
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D~ofto Peltzer, Of Chicago, who is a clerk in
the custom House, desired an interview with
jenny Bronson, Of the same city, and obtained it
Jenny having walked into the Custom House
and there walked into Peltzer with a raw hide,
lashfng him across the face and body. Jenny ex-
pressed hope that Otto was satisfied.
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W Tne seventh annual exhibition of the J,p,.
ted states Agricultural Society viii be held ri,
year at Chicago, commencing on the 1ath Of Sen.
tember. The list Of premiums Is large ana com.
Prehends great variety Of masters relating to az
culture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-21

IL One hundred and forty-one candidates for
admission to Harvard College have presented
themselves at Cambridge for examination.
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J 10 Application will be made to the next Penn
syivania Legislature for seven new bank chsrters,
with an aggregate capital of s., Isl, OOo-all of
them from the city Of Phiiadelphia s5a'-t -.
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BIsHoPs TO BE CoSsEcRATED.-There are now
four Bishops elect, who will be consecrated at the
general Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States to be held in October
next, at Richmond, Va viz Dr. Odenheimer
Bishop Of New Jersey; DIR. Bedell, Assistant Bish-
op Of Ohio DR.. Gregg. Bishop Of Texas, and Rev
Mr.. Whipple, Bishop of Minnesota.
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IL From Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have Godeyis Lady's Book for August, truly
superb number. r.fE.iTU = q ,-.-.4 0
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III Blondin wants to walk across the East
River at Blaekweifs Island. upon rope 100 feet
high, but the City Councils Of New York have
voted not to let him risk his neck 1T nv ..
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III, woman was burned to death in New
York. on Monday night, by the explosion of
haid lamp. She attempted to I'LL the lanp while
II was lighted. sEE'TI .l.. tur.4' =.
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DThere is considerable sickness in Quaran-
One q Nsw York, prineiPaily ON board vessels
from the West Indies, some Of the cases are re-
ported 10 be yellow fever Of a mild type --
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IL Maurice Strskosch goes to Europe by the
Asia to engage musical stars for the coming sea
SON .' 10 -vsa. EHJt V-L IS -..-.T I
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HI Three negroes, on trial at Marshall, Mis-
souri,, on Tuesday, for murder and rape, were
forcibly taken from the jail by mob who burned
one and hung the other two. zaI - .7Fs.-at
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- IL We learn that an Indian in Kansas has been
found guilty Of horse-stealing and sentenced to 3
years. Imprisonment In the ~Penitcntiary In this
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IL correspondent Of the Baltimore Clipper
praises up the Washington news-boys as tail es-
empiars in their particular walk in life q |
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II The Bishop of Arkansas and the Bishop Of
Pittsburg have gone to Rome on an Official visit
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III Another convention of the officers Of The
several railroads between the Atlantic and the
West was TO meet in New York OH the 2lst inst
fto-davN E1L'. ... ~ =. r...r., e. 4 o.
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FIRE PLUGS ON PENNsYLyANIA AYR.
- } !aat. NUE.. -, "a
OFFICE COMMISSIONER PUBLIC nm, n,.,

>, 80 80 -. June 2ofh. Isso
f N0'i , hereby gwen that water NAV DO u, ed
watering the carriage ysy and pavement ON to
o,cIsck z. M. and ,fee .PIlakling the pavement
b,twsen7 aads o'clock, a. may best suit Inc com.
used nom the plugs at any other period dnr,nS Se
day. nor mastit be eanysy cd from them into Houses
BY hose, a. any tlMe, az zspt cases of FIRE. a..
sufictency OF the single inch nam In Penasylvs
pis avsnae 70 supely the srest s9sHtity OF water
Of the Cssltsl without such loss Of head n ses.
vents the Eatsr passing over Capitol Hill and I'm
plying the Goyernment Establi shments A. ne Ns
rlne Barracks and Navy Yard. - ~ A~'
y cost JNO. B, BLAKE, Commissioner,
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10 According to the Niagara Falls Gazette, NJ
Blondin has no, decided to withdraw FROM Mag
ara altogether. but has concludedsto remove his
family to the Falls and make that place his future
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

A RESOLUTION relating to the Paper Mill Bridge
Resolred By the Board Of Aldermen and Boardlof
Common Cosncil Of the Corporation Of Gsorgefo,on,
That the sum Of one hundred and seventy-one dol
lars and thirty-three cents be- and the same is
hereby appropriated, to be paid by the Clerk to
the order Of the Mayor, to pay balance tine for
work on the Paper Mill Bridge. and that one half
Of the above amount be charged to the Levy
Court. .t fApproved July O. 1859.
A Resolution in favor of r. L. Merideth
Resolved by the Board Of 4idermen and Board Of
Common Council of the Corporation of cor getoun
Clerk to the order Of f. t. Meredith, for one half
Of the division fence between the Town Hall lot
and that of DIR. Il. s. Bohrer. 3,
Approved July 0, 1859. .. -.
AREsoLuTIoS in favor Of w. ID. wallach.
Rssolred by the Board Of ALdsrnasn and BoarE of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Gsorgetotrn ,
That the sum Of fftyeight dollars and forty four
cents be, and the same Is hereby, appropriated TO
be paid by the Clerk to the order Of w. ID. wal.
ZACH, for his bill for printing, advertising in the
Evening Star paper; and that the same be charged
10 the water fund. Improved July 9, 1855
A RESOLUTION In favor Of Charles MYERS & Son.
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen aud Board Of
Common Council Of fhe Corporation IF Georgsios-n
That the sum of twenty dollars and sixty-three
cents be- and the same Is hereby, appropriated to
be paid by the Clerk to the order Of C. Myers 4
Son; being the amount of their bill for wood for
the watch-house. (APProved July 10, 1859.
A RESOLUTION in favor of Henry Reaver
Resoirsd by the Board Of AIdf,,n,n and Board of
Common Council of the Corporation Of George men
That the sum Of fifteen dollars and eighty-seven
cents be, and the san.e Is hereby Appropriated TO
be paid by the Clerk to the order of Henry eaver
Tor his services az police magistrate for the month
ending June 80. 1859
Approved July 49, 1859.
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Iowa SWAMI LANDs.-A patent No. 1, for the
swamp and overlooked lands in the Iowa City
now Fort Des Aoines) district, containing
3,6li 40 acres enuring to the Stateof Iowa under
an act of Congress, has been transmitted by the
CommssiOner Of the General Land Once to the
Governor Of that State. & -, i '.'
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b. REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERsl-No deaths it ap-
pears from reports received at the nited States
Pension Office from the pension agents In the
states Of Missouri and Tennessee, have occurred
among soldiers of the Revolution residing In those
States during the half-year ending June 30. 1859.
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
IVA WASHINGTON.
1srtce Wsst Urtl Fsrfk,, Hofies.
The steamer THOMAS COBEYER will run req,
glary to Mount Vernon aud the -
Tomb OF &Ssnlnston on TUES EsSt-N
DAY ana tRlDANS, leaving theo206 .wSs
turning at half past O'Clock D. m ' " 10
:, Coaohes .eave ell the Hntss and the CORNER M
trip 81. - M nos 20
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EARM FOR SALE.-In pursuance OF the sower
j. vested in us by the will Of the late Timothy
O'Donnoghue, deceased, We offer at private sale
that val liable and beautiful FAR NJ, "Happy Home
containing one hundred and twenty eight acres,
three roods and eight perches. situated between and
binding on the Washington branch of h aud q. R.
X and the Baltimore and Washington Turnpike, 1
mile from BetsvIe Post Office and miles from the
Agricultural College. The location is unsurpas sed
for health; the society excellent; and churches Of
nearly AL ORGANIZATIONS within q short Cistance;
conveI lent TO excellent schools; ard grist mLl
within mile. The neig hborhOod is rapi ly i'm
proving. This is one of the most b antifuy STU
atef places on the line of the Railroad between
baltimore aud Washington possessing the advan-
tsge of market in either city.
Washington can be reached by railroad in thirty
minutes BaltImore IN about an hour.
The la A. In hiG state OF cultivation, pans
or expense having been srared IN improving q ad
isrtiiIzlng by use of the most permanent manures
There Is an abundant supply Of wateT-a fail
ING stct am running through each field.
Inc improvements consist of q comfortable brick
dwelling, with rooms. IN excellent repair; barn,
stable, ice hoase; well of water in the barn srd
a. o[ohsTd Of the choicest pesches
an the necessary Farming Utensils aud fine Stock
viii he sod with the pisce or separately. -,
The Terms Will be liberal and made to suit pur
chasers. - = - - 49, r
urther information may he obtai ned from Dr. r.
- DOnnoshue, on the Place- who will take pleasure
IA show II to persons wishing TO purchase, or
from the Executors III Ceortetoru. ID. G. RI. '.
SARAH ODONNOGHt'E,) 70.
JAMES ODONNOGHlE e. Executors
. PETER ODONNOGHUE,1
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ADJUSTMENTS.

r.- CONCERT
n NJ Snoersened hSlns anxlous 10 test the merit
OF me SONG OF THE WooD THRusH,- before ,bs
pubicaton OF The piece by the ci'lcsl iudFme -
the cittzans OF Washin1 ton. viii sfToTd them sn
opPortunlty OF hearing At rendered ia a CONCERT
e pa stysn az PhlLHARMpSIc hail, on MONDAY
O. winch VIII be announced IN a few DAYS Ticks,.
o. 1mlssion msy e obtai R-da at w G. Mstxerott,s
q. T. DE CPnlefs, and John r. EllIs's Muse
pt2.es and at the principal Bookstores and Hotels.
Jyl9-Tu,Th SIN RO. DAVIDSON,
pINEY BRANCH TROTTING COURSE-
The. Facing Race, TO harness; al
vertlsed 20 take place on Friday last.
Tss !, uaayoIdsbly pos Poncd {? MON
the comfort Of wi sitors Rave bNen made-A large
stand having been erected capable of s-atIng one
thousand persons The horses entered for the hove
race are UNDERGOING thorough training, and great
sport and fast time nav be expected. q l6Et
RARBEE's BEAUTIFUL STATUE
FISHER GIRL"
Is on Free Exhibition a.
PHILIPS BOOKSTORF
ma 10 S3z Pa. sv., between 9Th and Iath ats
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS -Tb.
l Potomac Steamboat Company,
IN addition 10 the semi week., trips EeEAk
OF their steamer Powhatan to Nor o4neA2khb
1oik, oner the rubc of Washington and VIC nItv an
opportunity 81 ENJOYING trip on the beautifnl Pc
toTnae To GLYMONT and 40 IN tCREEEWx,c
daily during the hot weather
To p'rtles of three ar more excursion tick cts will
De lSSned AZ one dollar 8 d each for Glymont with
ptyege OF remaining there ali nIyht ard returning
hektday; also Tor AquIs Greek, a two dollar, s2l
Wilt privilege oi remaining ono two DAYS
Inc angler can ENJOY fine sport with hook and
I,h dt eltner 81 the above places white perc and
game being plentiful, 10y ~
Good Hotel accommodations can he had at thee.
bosts leave foot of 9Th street st 81 a. m and "a.
p N. heturnln-. 2H ?. m. and 81 a. IN.
or further information no ulre AT the Comnany..
once, no; SI2 Pennsy wanna avenu~. next dor ~
bfowns Hotel GEO. y. MATTfNGLY
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Compsn,
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DETAcHED.-Passsd Assistant Surgeon s. r.
Cones has been detached from the Naval I.abora-
tory at New York, and ordered to the steamer
Saginaw, bound to the East Indies -