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ni '''' :H', "f SAMUEL : rarrun IL l:r"th"r-
hA'Im- fill! III my office, ,"ro,i,rr with n
Schedule. an -':.:! q: hi- ,.'::i and effects Iii,
petition 10 ia" Court of t"lm,m"n Pleas. pray.
i"@ 'hnt h" nray ! admitted! /" The benefits ni
i!r~ Nets of ii,r General Assembly inai, for the.
r,ii"i IL in."iv"'it debtors.
u = Ordered, That. ih. -.i.l Snm :. Farrar
a''i l:r'i:"rs, ~! NIL "h..r cr".!ir"r, /" whom
i''' said .'iim"S ". MrCrn.!y is in nnvwisr in
.!"ht'i, hr nrl ,i..y are. hereby summoned
a!'i ihy" moi" 1" n!l".ar. before the SAID
Court at .hhh.v!iir Court ii,;!,.. 90, the third
day "f t"'"h.r urA', /" slew cau~,. If any the,
can, why iiI" prayer "f tie petition aforesaid
-h"..:'. r'.i J." rranir,,
MiTriil:T. I-e:1ONA!D,
on. "f Common l'l..a~.
Ah''.'i!" District. 18th
Jun, i>..'. q ::ln
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Charlie, nf dear said loving mother
TO her hopeful son, just budding in brecchcs
Charlie, my dear, come here and get some
candy 1 guess won't mind it now,
NEITHER, replied Charlie, I've got some to-
hacco,
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Dissolution.

IINHE Partnership formerly existing as the finn
l. of Jordan d McLanchn was, BY mutual
consent, dissolved on the lat of February, 1859.
ID. A. JORDAN,
DONALD MCLAUGHLIN.
May l2, 1859. 3 If
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For Tax Collector.

c-'.'nl'e friends of q. NJ MAirTIsoy =.
r., I;i"''J' rrn""nca him :: csntida.e for IT,,
Collector, at ;iI" .nj'iin, election. !" ~"
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IL The friends Of JAMES a. McCOpD -
sr"eiinlly ahno"ncc him Il Candida,c fnr ,rS
"'i"c'"", 1t, the next Election, for ALb.v;il-
District. '''"io
july 30, 1857 If ~,
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t. -. i'rrA. I."..iic.i q. u.
Nny /. Ir:y lv
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Customer to restaurant man: Boy =
Restaurant man Don't call mo boy,
sir-Fm no boy, SIR Customer Then
do rs you'd be done by, and don't call this
old mutton hnb any motk.'
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Increase Of .Norcts.--ln 1890 there were
only Y lwenty.six vo!umca OH tho shcycs O!
the British Museum, but there arc now a5ou,
7,4oo, and all these l,aye been written
since Waverly' was begun.
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Only bachelors should belong to cluhs
Hercules gave up liIa ciub when he mar.
r'"h D"ia"cira. and all good husband,
9!!onld follow his example.
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GIFTS! eIEfs!! elFTs!!!
TIE ORIGINAL. GIFT BOOK STORE.
ID. " EVANS IL Co,
G7T EHOADW CT
NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED 1851.

Tia f3.,oyinu is /" partial list of property
whic,. will be given TO the purchasers Of lruks
Ill. 4 I..Il,
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ii.I f;i.,D'ving is " partial list OF property
whic,. will be given 10 the purchasers Of Rroks
at the time q! sale
Worth from
Gold Watchca English Levcr.
Patent Lever and l.cpincs. $50 - I" $40" 60
silver Watches. Patent Lever,
fail jew Hunting cases.
open face and cylinder escape
m"r' l. % 10 70 D.
Gold Inr':..!s-.I.nrcre size,
four glasses, and to G.n>s"s
with >prn--lar'-" r;ld small
81" with snap . 30 to i2 %
Came, Mosaic rror'rino, Pam.
ted. Lava, Goh!a,"mc Gar
nr, ani Coral SITS Of Pins
and Drops. 90 % 90
| I,dirs' Gold Guard Chains,
Fancy Neck Chains, thatc.
laiurs x On to l., o.
Gents Fob nml Vest chaims. lU % To - 90
Sets Cameo G"!sl:t"n", Pain
| It'd. Mosaic. Garm"', Onyx, Em
,r.""d and Plain gold Sleeve
lu:rouS and H"srrn studs = 90 to i; 90
Cold P"ncis with rrns, large,
m,!uii, and small ) - to I 80
silver Pencils, with G"'.l Pens,
n,., medium. and small stz,
G"ih!i aai sn"l. rXtvnsion
'.n,~' Heavy Sirmv, Rings,
Ladies Gold Chased and
i'ain Etu.~ | % to : 80
t...,,t,' ':"'G Bosom Pins. tlns-
,,t. w.'h ulai SAT- Iin-,
- * G:ui3rr. q. 80 to :, 60
.i"h ~dk br.,~~ r.,.i"'aa -, ry tv - 10
/ tarI..n. Mo-ar Coral. Garnet
/ : h.se'.. au! lHiu bya! iiiuc,:-
! let: { o0 to 80 90
, :'i.I-r a,si '"'.! 'Ihir;,l.i"s. - - uH
Cont: Pen mn'! Pocket Knife. 80 to j %
. f"al and M"roCco po:,c-
/ 'n"mmn.'s. % 10 :. -
! Tv.'yr,-, Watch KEYS.
] t'"':.' ~f'.s. - - :, -
! ''"'' 'r'''-",, small, medium
"h" it..'. > ru I" Z 30
I.~t'> "'h"r 'il.'s comprising !ai... and
rniE'"' I:.'i'i 81 l!lscc...m;"u, ":'Ir!e~,
iN'' az n".H - I" =
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! H. did At Key West, On Tic 23.h
AnS":', !o-.; -.ccp.'!ins To d >kc;c! Civ
." i" La ii,:is History 0: the s.,a,!. Caro-
Ina College
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a fop, just returned from - continental
tour, WAS asked how he liked the ruins OF
Pompci? Not very WE'LL was the reply
they arc so dreadiuIIy out OF repair
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HE i'st attempt 10 print on vei!uln in
this country, was successfully made at the
establishment OF Mc,srs. Sherman, OF Phil
adelpi''a, on Saturday last. Two copies of
the life OF Philidor are to be pr nled OH vel
Jun, and they promise to be fully equal to
the best velum printing done in Paris.
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Ei::;:i':t; L. NvH:l'M'.!.l --crI. So. :,
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Spirit of the Msrning Press.

The Constitutions comments In pretty severe
terms npon, and protests against the interference
In our National affairs involved In, what Ii calls
the nomination of MIR. Seward for the Presidency
by the Exeter Hall Abolitionists in England, as
appears from an article which the Constitution
quotes from the London Nsics, the alleged organ
Of said Abolitionists.
The Constitution also expresses the opinion, lin
opposition to an opinion expressed in Boston
paper,) that there is reason to believe that the
social Intercourse between Lord Napier and
Senator Seward in this city, extended beyond the
bounds Of Propriety or the usual interchange of
Inequalities.
The IHteiligsreer refers To the fact that the late
Convention, in Ohio, Of the political party OF
which Chief Justice Swan was member previ-
Gus 10 his elevation TO the bench Of the Supreme
Court, Las declined TO place him in nomination
for reelection-and, rs is intimated in many quar-
tiers, account Of his course in the late Oberlin
rescue case-tO illustrate what ID calls the sdsor-
ganizing and illogical doctrines promul 9 ated
under the reign Of that pernicious system which
subjects the Judiciary to the e1actions of peri
odical popular election, by which its indepen-
dence Is not only comprised, but threatened with
total overthrow
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MELTED TO DEATH.-James DOYLE. a bl,ck.
smith by trade, died in Chicago last Friday. nm
aef 'he following circumstances: He was an ex-
9einely athletic person in appearance. and was
considered by his feiIow-wo,kmen a. possessing
remarkable degree of strength and bodily viyor'
on THURSDAY be worked in the shop as usu,tl
uhui SIX o'clock, when he went 10 supper in
good health as usual After supper he con.
Piaihed OF extreme heat. and continued to com.
pain uhnl twelve O'Clock, when ne went to bed
At .nfee O'Clock in the morning his room mate
a"oke ana found him breathing his ,ast A post
nlor"ln eAanina''oA revealed no Unusual appear
VI 'he "Ddy, except remarkable and I'M
tAHy oi aaiPose matt.r. BY overwork
and the heat Of the day he VI as literally ,,.l,.d
s0'c". The eoroners jury found this to be the
cause of his death ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

IL An important decision, affecting the right,
OF coiored people in Ohio was delivered last w.ek
In the Court OF Common Pleas at CIesveland no
Judge Foote. The case In point was tia, of !,
eoiored tailor, named Freeman II. Morris. wboss
vote was refused at recent election. Judgs
foo'e rendered decision in favor of the plain,i
orclafing The Black Law of the State uncops,i
.'ionai, on the ground that under the old Consti.
,uuon OF The State, all persons having more than
Iaii white blood We're declared TO be legally white
Inc new Constitution merely mentions "rbi,e
without particular definition The PLAIN
veins N an his
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The SUNDAY CAR QUxsrIox.-The Mayor a
Philadelphia on Sunday forbade the running of
the passenger railroad through the streets of
that city Two cars Were started on the G reen
and Coates street railroads, but the drivers and
conductors were arrested and the Company give
up 'he attempt The question of the propriety Of
running the cars is discussed with much anima.
non by both the press and the pulpit Four Ser.
mons Were delivered on sunday, in each of which
In- desecration of the day was strongly denounced
me advocates Of Sunday travel say that If the cars
are prevented from running, private carriages
ought also 10 be stopped
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ALEXANDRIA.
Correspondence of Til.

Correspondence Of The Stay
ALEXANDRIA, July 10, 1859.
VIM. Tyler, who was committed to jail on Sat
nrday charged with stealing an anchor and chain
valued at SIS from Messrs Goodhand Il Thomp-
sons ship yard, was yesterday released on bail.
James +. Weems, arrested OF the same charge ia
still In Jail. Both these men residents Of your
city. =
Justice Price yesterday issued warrant against
one VIM Hall for an alleged attempt at rape upon
the person OF girl fifteen years of age.
Dr: Chancellor (cOrOner) held an inquest on
sunday on the body Of James Slick. killed on the
Orange and Alexandria railroad, and the verd ic,
OF the jury was In accordance with the facts stated
In my report yesterday.
cOlored man named ebert Kennedy appeared
before Justice Price this morning and exhibited
an ugly wound over 4 foot long on his right lep
which he stated he received last mig ht from tue
hands OF one or party OF three white men who
forced an entrance into his house and comm tied
the act while he was lying upon the floor asleep.
warrants have been issued for the arrest Of the
suspected parties, and il 10 to he hoped that they
will be speedily brought to Justice and if found
guilty made to suffer severely for their dastardly
act.
Mr.. John w. Summers car builder. of this city.
Is completing at his factory Pitt street hand,
some passenger car for the Alexandria Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad. which, when fnished ;
Will compare favorably with those made els. !.
where The car Is AZ feet long by y wide and is
10 he finished with all the latest improvements
necessary to make il first-class car This is the.
nrst one OF this descr ptOn built in this place:
and Mr.. Summers employed none but A LEI sand q
mechanics in its construction. Mr.. ! has con-
racted to build several more 'of the same sort
Among the delegates attending the Convention
OF the Young MEMS Christian Association now
being held in Troy, N. Y, appear the names Of
our ellow-townslnen: w. A. Hart, w III. Fowle
and J. f.. Chase. Carlos
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Items Telesraphed from yVasbIna,o,

WAsHINGTOy. July 1.-THE Mexican Niuiste,
has despatch nom President Juarez's Minister ot
Finance. vino arrived in New Orleans from Ncyj
co Yesterday; on his way to this city Juarp7
would IKE the assistance of from three 10 ave
thousand American troops commanded bv br,vs
gentlemen and efficient officers; bnt desires
no aid from rowdies or filibusters He SAYS Le
has more 10 fear than to expect from such hello
tie Is determined to maintain hfs position. and
does not doubt his ability to do so
senior Mata does not think Santa Anna has =, u
lntention OF attempting to return to Mexico al
Orders have been issued by the War Depart.
ment, directing general Court Martial 10 assem-.
BILE In New York on the Sd day Of August newt
Tor the trial Of certain officers who shall be
before the court. The Court will be composed of
the following members Colonies Mansfield I'm.
sPector Generals department.; LOOMS. 9Th Infan.
Try; Craig, Ordnance department; Miles. 2d ina
Try; IomPkins' 9nsrtermaster'sd department.; Lieu
Majors Buchanan, 4th Infantry; Eaton, Commis.
saIy department; Cady, 9th Infantry; Sedgwicl.
sst cavalry; Mordecai, Ordnance department.
viii act as Judge Advocate of the Court
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s>ePsonal.

BshoP otter, Of Pennsylvania, Is among
the visitors ?; Atlantic City, Pennsylvania Tbs
STATE OF eIs health is far from encouraging
80 X. III Dams, Jr., Of Boston, will leave New
York for san Francisco, on a voyage round the
world, In the course Of two three weeks The
UP Is designed to restore health impaired by
severe study.
Gen Tom Thumb CHARLES L. Stratton) Is
on his way home from England. He is now of
age, Is smart little man, and declares himself i'm
the matrimonial market 49, = "
~; w Palmer. author Of "The New
and spirited Contributor to the magazine itrr,.
lure OF bus day. has been appointed an assistant
s piI ana manager OF the Atlantic Monthly DR.
rainier VIII continue TO reside in Nev Vopt
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Mr.. AND MRS. SIcKLFs REcONcILRD-As II "a
stamp the perpetual stigma Of moral obliouitv
and mental inbeclity upon the jury ia the famous
'Sicklrs case - and upon those who in their Wiz
enthusiasm and folly were disposed To elevate hin,
to the position of hero who had the courage and
resolution TO wash out the stain OH his honor with
the blood Of the wrong door, this man Sickles has
again taken to his bed and bosom the woman who
had dishonored him, according to her own con.
feSsion, and by her misconduct caused him to
i, murder Key. We dare say the public will give
anSehients OF Mr.. and Mrs s., any further than
as tney may give future evidence OF sincere re-
pen'aiice ana determination TO live together in
history Of this man unfold and what = slrr doss a
oa ass on tne ,houghtess multitude who went into
&c s5 and committed all sorts Of extravagances
m. n,oos r.S .. the charge Of murder, OF which
heavens.-N0rfotk Herald s"" =" VIC
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IVA new German book of travels, by Mundt
"Skizzen aus Fremont und Rome''-gives an in
teresting account of Hume, the medium. Herr
Mundt says that in circle of ladies he could las
by an Invisible spirithand, expand their dresses
till they seemed blown out like balloons The
spirit writings that appeared on the wall .ssinnei
by the .nconectness of their French photography
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

OThe latest war news, by the steamers In
dian and City Of Washington is to the effect that
another great battle was expected on the banks Of
the river Adige. Garibaldi' s troops Were accused
OF having violated German territory by entering
the Tyrol. and Austria is said to intend calling
upon the German Diet to send an army into the
Tyrol for its protection. kossuth las issued a
Proclamation calling the Hungarians to arms. and
announces that ne would soon lie among them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

SMITH" or SOMEBODY EL.K-Tbe New
York Leader has the following pungent hit
smith wife once proved false to her marital Ia,
And some very bard things, In his anger. Sni,5
said: So ""n'n
She had sunken so low in her conjuyal crime
IheV Were strangers Tor ever-1part for all time
She couldn't come mp; no. but smith con,d -
dorm, -
And he taught the new lesson to country and
town.
Established once more the SHINE social plane
A crime on each side--why, he takes her again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

IL The members of the Convention of Younp
Mems Christian Associations, lately in session at
Troy, visited Saratoga in body, on Saturday.
They numbered nearly five hundred persons, rep
resenting all portions Of the Union. After seeing
the sights at the Springs, the company sat down
to dinner at Congress Hall, where sentiments were
proposed and speeches made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

u Capt Julius A. Otis, of Bath, Maine, was
recently killed in the railway cars while crossing
the lsthmus, by being stabbed by drunken
rowdy named Williams, or Teal, of Texas when
ehdeavoring to prevent the latter from creating a
riot by abusing some negroes. Williams was
sentenced to the chain gang, but 1t was feared he
would buy a Communication of his sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

IL Mrs. Ann Pope. of Spencer, Mass, died on
the l4th, at the advanced age of IO5 years. Her
mental faculties were bright to the last Her
sense Of hearing and sight failed her some time
since, and she moved about on crutches during
the last years of her life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

CHiVALRY.-After the battle OF Solferino, the
fhPfor Napoleon rode TO CavriaLa, where he
ionxea In The saline room the Emperor Francis
IcsePh Lad occupied the night before On his
Austrian lieutenant dying by ths Roadside H
ordered bis wants 70 be attended to and the dxiog
n msn having taken bis watt from his neck, placed
49,, ~ Dge,nSi Wth loo Get and ring in the Empe-
young wife according to an address which he
gave The Emperor promised TO do 30 and .sns
" the Al sLlans. o"'Pos'
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The PAwNEE iNDIANS.-Actiye measures are
being taken by the L. : Indian Office to guard
against difficulties which might spring up be-
tween the Pawnee Indians and the whites, and
for this purpose Especial agent has been appointed
to inquire into the recent conduct of those In
dams, and to Withhold their annuities d c., in case
they should have been at fault. Instructions are
now being prepared at the Office for the special
agent. The appointment of local agent to reside
among the Pawnees is in contemplation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

ORIGINAL REIuRN.-The Sheriff of Revno,d.
county, Mo, made; the other day, the folowin,-
return on the back of capias, issued aca,ns, y :
erander Satterfeld, on indictment for 6u, oI,,x
'Alexander Satterfeld-found s'1
alexander Satterneld-taken -.... I'D.
alexander Satterield-escaped throuob n -.
green cora before could lay my hands on him. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

The CoUNCHs.-The Washington city reader
will be interested in yesterdays proceedings in
the Council chambers. See the Stars report OF
them in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

MAINE REVOLUTIONARY oLDIRRs.-The deaths
oil the following revolutionary soldiers, who were
pensioners, have been reported by the Pension
Agent at Portland, Maine, as occurring within the
last six nonths-being TO June 80, ls59-Benja.
min Berry. in Somerset county; Isaac Cobb. in
Cumberland county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

ID The total population of New Grenada is
stated at =, 2I3, s37, from the census Of 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-19

INDIAN TROUBLES AT COUNCIL BLUrF.-A letter
was sometime since addressed by the Indian officer
to the superintendent Of Indian affairs at St Louis
directing him to inquire and report immediately
concerning the recent difficulty between the Kaw
Indians and the people at Council Grove. This
matter has caused much feeling, and the Indian
Bureau is making every exerton to prevent further
difficulty, and to settle the matter speedily and
justly.
ftappears that Kaw Indian had stolen couple
of horses, but upon demand the Kaws came with
the thief and the horses to deliver them up.-A
considerable number of Indians came on this mis-.
sion and as they were armed the whites at Council
Grove fearing an attack, Maj. Day fred TO ntim-
idate them. The Indians returned the fire and
wounded two whites. They were pursued by the
whites, and at last an understanding having be. n
effected, they gave up the parties alleged to have
wounded the men.
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PERSONAL.

80. ~ CAUTION. 4-ssile. -
AXE Notice ye loborers ofthe city Of Wsshins-
york for Si.2s per day. We want you al TO work
for no .ess. Let all beware. II.
Tar C0PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il eaIst ng under The 6rm Of BARrELs LAHhyNE
u thle day dIssolyed BY mutual consent MIR Hugo
Basels viii esnis1e The bs,nes. in all its hrsnche.
and q strssks-ssd settle &c business q .hs firm.
wsshington. Jsly isth.1ias. y 1t.
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OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.

go OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
This standard brand of FINE WHISKY in offarad
Ted as being perfectly pure WHISKY, entires free
from deleterlous substances, and Possesses the pre-
mum merit OF being COPPER DIsriLLRD from hast
MATTED RYE, under our personal snnerv;sIon'
Having large stock of "MA6NOLTA," and Other
DELPHIA. enables Ms t. ship from either city with
out detention. N' ~"
FREEMAN h SIMPSON,
PHGNIx UIsriLLRRy
sahuy kill River
Offices. 100 South Front Ct, Phiadeiphis.
$50 wall g., New York. ~ tees
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nCURAIoIs. 90.

~ no. FOR GIYMO>T -
II HE Csoir Of the bumiarton street Method 4
Eyisoopsl Church. eeorretovu. an IT,
nVooce that tkelr arranxf uenfs are &R&S
81 perfscted for an Excnrslon 10 th.
above namrd Psce on THuRstAY, July Ssth
make il day Of real pleasure 20 al who may par.
The Thomas Collyer wii'Irave Hixh street WHAT
GEORGETOWN, st q clock; 9Th ttre-f Washint tn
AZ O'Clock, touching at Alexandria goinf and re
turning.
WIN, With-rs'. Ia ss Band has hen ensased and
the Choir VII provide some exec. lent chcr1ses.
&c.. for the occasion.
Refreshments on the boat
Persons not wishing % b. troubled With n tasket
can procure dinner al Glvmont
Tickets 50 cents; Children and servants half
price-to be had Of any OF the members.
iy 10 q q 9.a6Ss7
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB 0f
NA WASHINGTON.
NIL, !ssies Wees Crtil FsrtI,, Notice.
Inc steamer THOMAS COLIYER will run rer-
MarIy 70 Mount Vernon and the r.
r noW OF WashIngton on TUES Ss4a-S
OAn ana FRlDANS, leaving III. oz1nzz
turning at half past o clock D. m. ms anu 10
pSoaches leave al the Hotels and the corner ~
trip 81. - w., hSanu