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aasa ACCOUNTS ALLOWED
One in favor Of Samuel Perrin Is ~
per Bill aH $500
On motion the Council adjoarned TO
meet again On Monday syening nsxt,
May Sch, 1859, aa 7 O'Clock, P. M.
@. F0ORHES, City Rsc'E.
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Items Photographed from Wa.hiu,,o.

WASHINGTON, June 2I-Private letters from FL
Paso and Arizona to the 18th Of June state that the
late attempt TO revolutioniZe chihuahua by Jose
Maria IulOaga, brother Of the late President of
Mexico, has been entirely suppressed-Zuloaga
suTrendering withouta battle. and being pardope,l
Hon John : Phelps, Of Missouri and Lieut.
Of RI Paso ""i|
The people Of New Mexico adhere to their de-
termination to take no part in the New MEXICO
cIecNon on the ground heretofore stated in their
memorial TO Congress, Of having no fair represent
NO I nlted States Court IS held al MesjIla this
yedI. AIIIona VIII send her own delegate to Con
he Will be elected by acelarnation ' . "'"'
Hon. VI Otero will he returned 70 ron.r.... -
delegate from New Mexico, without ser5ons on no
position. "' SERIOUS oPe
Horace Greeley is expected at FL Paso In ,,,,,.
The summer hegira Of the President 49, GS,
met will soon take place. The President 800
Of leaving for the Soldiers Home and after,,,e.as
for Bedford, Pa, and the members Of the Cahina,
contemplate summer excursions
rs not true, as reported In some of the pev.
papers, that Mr. McLane has negotiated with the
Mexican Government for the cession to the United
states OF Sonora, chihuahua and a part Cf Ia
mauiPas He was negotiating an important treaty.
iof the right Of way for the protection of the from
nefs and for the modification Of our Commercial
relations.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Constellation, speaking OF kansas auslrs,
saws that although the returns Of the late cleo
ton of delegates to Constitutional Convention
in that Territory, to be held at wyandOtte in
the early part Of next month, are not sufficient
Iy full to enable it to determine whether the
Democrats or Republicans have majority in
the convention, enough has been ascertained to
prove concIusively that Republication has yir-
tually sustained a crushing defeat, and that in
some Of its former strongholds it has been COM
pIeteIy dislodged and routed.
The Consultation also treats upon the good
management of the Treasury Department under
the present Administration.
The IateAigeNcer regards the rumored pro-
posals for peace in Europe as wholly conjec-
tursl, not only because of the premature date
at which they were announced, but also be-
cause they essentially ignore the conditions
which, in the present posture of affairs. could
be expected to induce the allies to listen tC
Overtures for peace, the French Emperor hay.
ing declared that the arbitrament of war hav
ing been accepted by Austria, the alternative
issues upon which it was to be decided should
be the conquest of all Italy by that power, oil
the entire liberation of the peninsula from hel
domination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-23

ID The longest DAYS of the year began on
Tuesday. and will continue of the same length,
Ia hours and 50 minutes until Saturday when
they will begin to shorten, and grow less until
the 2ist Of December. From sunset until sunrise
now there is only period of 9 hours and 10 min
f1tes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-23

II Late advices from Hayti state that the health
OF the country was good and that tranquility pre-
vailed A movement was on foot to extend the
term of office and enlarge the powers of the Presi
dent The public journals were discussing with
much zeal the ProPriety Of sending Minister to
the United states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-23

IL The Philadelphia Inquirersay Rembrandt
feale and Thomas Sully, the eminent PhiladeI-
Phia artists are engaged in painting each other
portrait Mr.. Joseph Harrison. wealthy and
hoefai gentleman Of this city, originated this en-
tiPfise, ana has commissioned each of the vener-
able artists To do this service for the other
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PERSONAL

k!rkwoods' 10 a'
non John I.etcher Is still quite sick. and
h,a,, unaDis TO attend the recent Democratic cee
D,.. nong the recent arrivals from Eu,ope arc
and Is5v Deianey and Lady, and Rev, Mr.. Wyatt
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IL We are indebted to Franck Taylor for a
copy Of "DeSilver's Maps of the Seat of War, -
comprising in one sheet separate maps of Europe,
Italy, Sardinia, and the Austrian Empire. The
margin is filed with valuable Statistics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-23

Ur"Awful' Gardner, the converted trough, :,
in New York, is 10 take charge of the People s
Coffee and Reading Room, in that city 1t is said
that Mr.. 6. has already done good work in re-
forming his old associates in that section of the
city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-23

u In the superior Court in New York, on
Tuesday, decision was rendered denying the
motion lately made in behalf Of Mr.. Forrest for a
commission To examine witnesses i'm California in
respect to adulterous conduct Of Mrs Forrest in
that State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-23

II a young man in Essex county, Va, on
"Wednesday last, broke his neck while diving in a
mill dam, by striking his head on an unseen stick
of timber beneath the surface of the water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-23

UJ-Maj. Daniel A. Veitcb, native of Alexan-
dria, Va, son of the late VIM. Veitch, has been
elected Mayor Of the city Of Lexington, Missouri,
by large majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-23

IL The Republicans of Vermont hold their
State Convention at Brattleboro, on the nth Of
July. to nominate Governor, Lieut.. Governor
and Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-23

IL The Probate Court Of Cincinnati has award
ed the city S25O,O0 damages for the use Of Ger
tain of its highways by the Street Railroad Com
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u is understood that the entire amount ne.
cessary for the purchase of Mount Vernon has al
ready been subscribed-thirty thousand dollars
only remaining unpaid; but the Association will
not close the subscription lists until sufficient
sum shall be in hand to improve the property, now
in the most neglected condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-23

IL The health of New Orleans continues re-
markably good this season. AS yet there has not
been a single death from yellow fever
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IL The City Council of New York has appro-
praed IS coo for expenses of the celebration Of the
approaching Fourth Of July, in New York.
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DETACnED-Lieut. J. st. C. Morton, L. S
Engineers, has been detached from lighthouse
duty, in the third lighthouse district
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UTAn of the criminals in the county Jail Of
keokuk county, Iowa, were set at liberty on the
Sth inst, by mob OF disguised citizens.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

TIE Rising GENERATIoN.-Th The progressing
examinations Of the Public Schools Of the Fed
eral Metropolis evince an aggregate OF progress
in their pupils calculated prove highly salts
factory to all interested in the substantial pros
perity of this community. 1t is, however, to
be regretted that comparatively few, save those
in some way or other Immediately connected
with the school system, lend their countenances
to those directly engaged in the prosecution Of
this so useful labor The bare influence Of the
presence of a crowd of interested grown spec
tators is calculated on such an occasion to exert
happy influence upon the proper ambition of
youth-to cause emulation in acquiring cduca-
ton to spring up in the breasts of many who
otherwise might be content to plod on through
their few brief years of opportunity to acquire
primary information from books under the
instruction of competent teachers, without
thought of the duty of excelling if possible.
Washington may well be proud of its public
school advantages for the means to that end at
hand. Thus, we question whether, for the
amount expended and the numbers taught,
there are better public schools than ours in the
country, as these examinations are proving
| Fox AND WISCONSIN IMPROVEMENT GRANT
The Acting Commissioner of the General Land
Office has submitted TO the Secretary of the In
terror to be laid before the President of the
United States for approval, four lists of land
selected by the agents of the State of Wiscon-
sin on account of the Fox and Wisconsin I'm
provement Grant acts Of Sth August, 1916, and
Sd August, 1854, amounting in the aggregate
to ~, 207 IS acres.
An item of 9,9I3.52 acres yet remains due
the State under this grant, and is withheld Al
present, in order to let in the alternate odd
numbered lots, Stockbridge Reserve, under the
opinion of the Attorney General of the Sd inst
TRIAL TRIP OF THE LANCAsTER.-A report
from Flag Officer Montgomery, announcing the
arrival at Norfolk on the 10Th Of the United
States steamer Lancaster from trial trip Of
one week at sea, has been received by the Navy
Department. The cruise extended from the
Delaware to Cape Hatteras, and as far as Z:
degrees of longitude. In favorable weather
the highest speed Obtained was ten knots, will
fifty cvolutions of the propeller. Capt. Mont
goncry expresses himself well satisfied will
the steaming and sailing qualities of the vessel
SWAMI AND OVERLOOKED LANDs.-A Ger
tilted copy of a list of swamp lands in tn,
Council Bluffs district approved by the Sec
rotary Of the Interior, enuring TO said Stat,
under a grant of September Is, 1850, cor
tanning 1886 .35 acres, was, on the Goth in
slant, transmitted to the Governor of Iowa
by the Acting Commissioner of the Genera
Land Office
4
LIGHT-IOUsE STOREs.-The second install
ment of the $4,000 gallons of oil, contracted
for some time since, has just been received b,
the Light House Board at New Bedford
| DETACnED.-Lieut. J. st. C. Morton, T. S
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DFMrs. Dunlap, Of Albany, Ga, was killed by
lightning on the ith inst. The heat so intense
as to melt gold chain around her neck
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LTGHT-HOUsE STOREs.-The second install
ment of the $4,000 gallons of OIL contracted
for some time since, has just been received by
the Light-lIOuSe Board at New Bedford
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IL The Boston subscriptions to the fund for
the relief Of the Fayd sufferers had reached 50 900
at noon on the 2Ist inst
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DJ-h New York, on Tuesday, race took
place On the Union Course between Lady Wood
ruh, George Patchen and Brown Dick, which
was won by the former. The race was for $50.
mile heats, best three i'm five, in harness. II was
the best trot that ever occurred any course-the
last three heats being the fastest ever trotted con-
secunvely The time Of the respective heats was
23eS, 2.32A, 2.29s, 23Oy, 23III ando
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PAKALLEL-The Paris correspondent of the
London Globe writes:

PAKALLEL.-The Paris correspondent of the
London Globe writes:
~ The last struggle between Austria and France
baii century ago the names Of the dra,natis p,,,
soro, who performed on the European boards
tally so wonderful with the corps dyamaiigne dis
played To public view, when the curtain rose
again on the revival Of the same pl,y this ,,onth
l-59, that the bill Of the entertainment needs mo
alteration: "
DM- P'IS-, ioiO. Dram. PeTS., 1859.
nIeSdnatf :, CZM, Alexander III
Fred WIN l., King Of Prussia Fred WIN m
Franz l., Kaiser, Franz los m
Plus VI, Pope, PiusIX
Napoleon L.. Protag onsts Napoleon III
v. Emanuel T., Savoyard Wet Eman
re'uihand L., I.azzarone, Ferdinand H.
George w, first gentleman GeorgeV acting a,
in Europe. Hanover.
Tir0f Virfor,0
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nor SAI.E-A DWELLING HOUSE Irr
4 HOUSE, and SLAUGHTER HOUSE en- =
sco1 "L hese bulldIRgs are ali quite new. kItu
ao.u N peasant aud convenient local ~ and well
suited Tor the purpose for which they were intsnod
inquire OF DAVID :. CALDWELL, hn1sp,',s,
- H.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
I OST-On the 18th instant. white ard blue
- COW, with strap and bell on her neck. ~oepn
n liberal reward will he given y any one RA{f
bringIBg her or giving any information
whore she may ba found. HENRY CLICKS,
It, corner 7th st. aud Pa av.. Market House.
II OST-On the nth instant a BUFFALO cow.
i with red sides and a white star IA her ~zrrr5k
forehead. short tail. reward of 81 will AZ
he PaIh for Icr recovery. IL delivered
PATRICK CtREN, No. 10 street, betweon
2!st and I'D. iasSstt
CD IN REWARD Will be PAID for the deive
.OA.''O ~ IT No. 23S q 81, oppositpeS
the t.Ivary Stahle. Of large Young NEW Il 10y
FOUNDLAND DOG-black, with littleS--n
white around has neck. lie has white feet. aud is
ab"nt two and y half years old Answers Ia the
name at Traveller, and is soclabe To- strangers
je2-5ts
NOTICE Was taken up on Friday, the 18th
y instant. trekpassIng ON ms enclosures. ~
h aZcd face. and Icft hind foot white: sun (SSA
posed to I've wears old The owner Of the above
described animal Is requested 10 come forv aTd raw
charges, and take her away.
SAMUEL n. LINN,
Montgomery House." Hirh street.,
le 2-3l Georgetown.
IT OST--On Saturday last, between sth and 18th
L. streets, an ACCOUNT BOOK, headed on each
page AUGUSTA SHULZ Being of no use 20 any hut
the owner, Is requested that the iud-T will leave
II At f3t j. street. two doors from 7th or at thi q
Office A su table reward will be given. jeNT
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ENoR KENT IA comfortable three story BRICK
Il DIV ELlslNG, on r. street north, between I'd
and 81 streets west, containing rooms, ard fuf-
nlshed with gas ihroughO Rent Ism rrT aurum
apply To JOHN II. SsMMES a co, corner I,on
siana avenue and Sth street, opposite vest ,i.l
Centre Market 10 ~ AZ.
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lust RECEIVED JUST RECEIVED,
JUST RECEIVED,

: ikXXER Plated 600 S-sPOoNs,
WATERS, &c; reliable goods. new I'D n
beautiful shapes al Leduced prices.
CIV. BOTELER, ~
Je . eIEt IRON Hall. -
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CHURCH BUILDING FOR SALE.-The First
~ Baptist Church intend either o. improve their
present house Of worship or 20 erect new one
aIother lot they therefore offer for sale the BUILD
iNG and LOT nov occupied ~ the Church on u "a
street, between and Z. Lot Ia, Square 317. The
lot fronts So feet 10th street. and hack H7
feet inches % ~ feet alley Tn. house huIlt "a
the most substa' tisl manner, aud i Il adapted
Tor public hall or for conversion into dwalliur
houses For terfnS inquire, uUtil the 18th of June
of lSAASCLARKE, corner n and sth Its
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L,OR RENr-A very d SIR bic RtS NcF
Il No. asa c street, between h aud q. t.. con
yard; Apply TO THoS. HAVENNER. No. sa1C
street IL l3-esH.
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EuRNIShsD HOUSE ON CAPITOL. MIL,
IL FOX KENT FOR THREE MONTHS 10
9niTs 81 NALL. a BARNARD, AuctIoncefs, uT
je 2-Iws
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REAUTlFUL Bull DING SITE.-Tbe .ub,crI
y hers are aui horned 10 sell Lot No. A. in Sousra
., a. IIohtlng w feet III inches north St
e. sne corner OF eTInont avenue, running back Is
tcet Inches on Vermont avenue
The beauty Of this location for priyeta ,es,derca
ls not surpassed by in that .slrab lie psrt or the
city The property will be sod 81 tire or a yIded 10
Apply TO JAS. c. McGUIRE& CO ,Auctioneers
AM Commission Merchants. 10 7-eo2N
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mar Ia aoti

EOB SALE OR RENT i If q for sale ON A.
= c"niInodatng tcrms, my RESIDENCE on
story brick house, with basement and attic sbS,,
- Iect 1r2nt with large back buildings water ia tha
gard and the lot l3S feet deep. Or will rent tins
property to a good tenant WANTING N "a, a nyi,.io
residence. De9 lawiwl w. r. PHILLIPS
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EoR SALE-Two BRICK TENEMENTS m
Il Georgetown. pleasantly situated on West 81
in me midst OF an agreeable and polished SOCIETY
ana convenient To the best schoos and churches 4
sum 81 money Will he taken which will riye 10 Inc
purchsseT; IN rents 10 per cent Terms: One fourth
CASH. ana Tue balance IN ]. = aud years. with ute
rest hall yearly. Mr.. II. NJ. Hanson. Agent of Fire
insurance company, 9TH street, will designate the
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EOR RENT-A yeTy desirable BRICK DWFI.-
y LINZ HOUSE, ON the Isiand corner Of Var
Rnla avenus and nth street, containing 90 rocTns.
10 panctnal tenant the rent vii be made low
foI particulars apply next door Ca Mira. l.. - CAS-
eELtr or % J. i. CASSELL, corner of 7th street
and Maryland avenue. yel0u
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II TURES of a small GROCERY SToRE 81
mated IN good neIEhbor hood. Apply AZ No. II3
corner of and 9TH street. leland " 70 81 az
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EXCURSIONS, 20.

Ho.roR NoRFoLT,-rAe ysch, "FFIJXa
", llsave 10th street hsTfUu MONDAY
NOkNiNg, Juno s7th, at CLOG L. for Nor ~
llk. Va; stopping NJ Az informed ate rci "a -
Fare, including board, o. per day. Fof further pst
ecnisrs inquire OF RICHARD ADAMS. Ia sve
nue, between liIh ard i2th stS. 10 q "a
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I'O LET-Ihe BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
formerly the residence of MR. Ouid and now
occupied 0y Mrs. w heeler, CO the northeast corIT
ct DumbsIton and Montgomery ,treeIs, Gsorgt-
mNn. ~ contalns rooms, with tack -lriding,
pump and large yard arnamented with shrubh ~.
Possession wit Re riven on the Ist e.T July next.
Apply to NJ. ADLER. Agent eIaeo5v
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FOR RENT-DW EI.LING- HOUSE No. Ia3
y. Beau street George town, ID. e.. two doors fam
~ t u y r. ,SSSsession given lst Uf July. Ap
je A-eu3ts
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REFORMATION WANTED OF ANDREW
L FARRELL, who left Washington for Gowns
ton. Va In October last. ANY information of him
will be thankfully received by his mother, Mrs
FARRELL, corner of ID street and Virginia ave
nue., Washington, ID. G.. Your brother is dead since
the Slst day of May, and he eft you al he had
Je z-2t' MRS. FARRELL.
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PERSONAL.

wyatt SMITH, better known as the Old Demo
public that he has all of his Drawings now ready,
Ilust, alive ot the next political campaign He has
gone back TO hTtt principles and IL bringing every
Democracy. If any ono wants to know where Black
HepublIcamsm will be in 1867 they can consult me
ID WAT SNITH
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EnR SAIL OR RENT-Twa small FRAME
Il HOUSES, rooms each, one situated on corner
OF 5th and q SITS the other on It, beiW N Ard
2ttn Sts FIRST W srt The above property vii 10
sod low Tor cash. Also, CONSTANTLY On hand = hoe
assortment of Lumber of all kinds and it,., a.,
me most reasonable terms. Office corner of 10Th and
le0 InNk n WaICEp
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county, Mary land, miles from (SeoTretown ID &
ano Tour miles from Rockville. These farms arc IN
good state OF cultivation; running water ga
CO nt quantity ot oak and hickory tImber Ia each.
On" larin contains l81 acres the other I5n acres.
under g0d fencing. aud the Rockville Pike aud
county Road running on the side Of each farm.
lhef are offered because the owner has more lsnd
than he can cultivate. Terms EASY or N pre(errr,i
wlii he EXCHANGED for CITY property. For price A.
ID. G.. !. n ga.
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PEFRIGER ATORS-Farsn Universal Some
H Jar REFRIGERATORS. Long rxpe- ~,
the market. Sm
je Z3-eu3t C.. w. ROTFIER Iron "a /
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T,rio. a W0E UsfT FS,Iis- Notice.
The steamer THOMAS COLINER will ron rat
ulary TO Mount Vernon ard tho r.
Tomb OF Washington On TUES Ee9f-a A
DAYS ard FRIDAYS, leaving th, sk2'71<zrA
wharf, at the foot Of 9Th street, at Io a. m and 70
turning at half past O'Clock .. m.
Coaches leave all the Hotels am the corner y
trip 81. ma p M
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HERE DO YOU GET GINGER SCHNAPS.
RCsTTii NJ ER NUTS. TEA CAKE Els and BON D'S
At T.. r.. OBRIEN'S,
southwest corner of \, and 9th ste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-29

The Servants Friend Society OF this city. are
anxious to raise means to erect n Bethel and
to adopt such other measures as will enure to
the protection and benefit of such sea-Saring
men Us enter this port. Unlike other classes.
they are easily misled when shore and
therefore become ready preys to the dry land
sharks tina; continually lie in wait for them
With no suitable place at which TO spend their
Sabbaths, they are induced to visit the worst
dens of iniquity, where, after being thorough
ly drenched with bad liquors and fieeced of
their hard earnings, they are turned into the
streets TO suffer privations and want and,
mayhap, to die of diseases contracted in their
froiics. The experiment already made, has
satisfied the Society that these men can be in
duced TO attend church on the Sabbath day,
where moral and religious Instructions are
given them, and for that reason 4 Bethel is de-
sirable. A neat plain building, erected in the
neigbborhood OF the dock, would cost but
lew thousand dollars and the means, might be
raised by the ladies, if they would be enlisted
in the cause of ''poor jack A few fairs al
Mechanics Hall would at once supply the
means, if all the religious determinations
would join together and get them up. Which
of our lady readers will be the first to move
in this enterprise!