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FUTURE DAYS.

BY WALL BARNARD. Auctionaers.
EkEf MARE AND Buggy ar AfrCTiON
~ IN SATURDAY MORNING, seth instant, Al
10 O'Clock, we will sci, in front II our auction
lmaum grey Mare with fcaI.
ASP, God Work Horse, years old,
And one good second baud buggy.
Terms casn.
jyS wAIIA RaPNApp 49,.
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d. PROP SAILS INVITED. -. .T
KOPOSALSi Ia writing and scaled will he re-
SslSed at the MAJ or sofhce, GEORGETOWN. ID. G.,
th SATURDAY, the Seth iastant. at i2 m, for the de
livery Of abnut one Thousand cart loads of travel
and the Spreading of the same upon such sire It's
The price per load to include al expense for ma
terial and labor Of every kind. UHleee the leads
10 full, and the Gravel of the best Quaiity, thsy
will not be allowed to be deposited upon any Of the
Further information can be had on an plicstiou TO
the subscriber. 80 - ~ = - =
90 HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
~ ?.
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NTNSOTIcE.- Georgetown water Tax bill. for
~ ne current year are now ready. An ahsts,
meat q hvs per cent viii be allowed on the SAME If
Ra.a az tne clerks Office on or before the list day Of
jy 25-ot Tax Collector.
FOE tkEEENsT !.-,Tw new and very commodiou.
High stects, opposite Forrest Hall, Georsetos y,
ID. e This location for any kind of business n
considered one of the best, If the best in the
town. Apply to BLADEN FORREST, George
town. ID. G.. = = 80 iy * ews
Nv WOOD AND COAL.
w r Have now on hand large stock of WOOD
and COAL. We call the attention Of those desi,
IIons OF laying In early to give us a call We are
determined to sell low for cash ur to punctual cus
toners on short time. Our prices for delivery in
July and August is for cash. in quantties of tsn1
lows: reffs- - ~ N' 10 ioi
: = For Black DIAMOND Mol article, IS Is
bEEnni VSu -. 49, -. -..-5 Is
, nSn. IS 90
MHpL xSH ~, .---- ..---.... IS 'r-
HCkOhr VIVID. ..............6O On s.
OAk DO. ...-..-..-......5
". 49,. ..-.-- 4 tO4 81 20
- ~ j HENRY BARRON a. SON.
III OAice.Cosner Green street and Canal,
reoTgetOWn " y. - jy 2S-2W
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AleNandria Marlefa
Baitansre Siarssx..

ALExANpRIA, July 27.-Plcur-None offered
Wheat-salos Of white at 81 lOal Is; red at 81 or
Corn-no sales. Oats-no sales Rye-no sales
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~ J. z. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auctoneers.
SMALI. AND BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
n, w. A1E ~ GR9gADAr AuCTIoN,-Op TUES
On the premises, We shall sell the whole OF sansre
no. ~, H9niiug So1 feet on Twentieth street. be-
s Ieet inches on the Circle, 295 feets inches on
NeM Hampshire avenue, and 50 feet on north o
This square is very desirable from its location,
nelni on nigh ground, commanding sgood view OF
the clty and Presenting front of go feet on we'll
street, with paved footwalks. Title indis
Terms: One, fourth cash; the residue in 8, -, and
mn with int rest secured By deed
I'D &c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auc,,r, {.
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'ilSJUN DIcx.-This noted Juvenile mulatto !,
whose petty operations have given so much unea-
sin'ss to the citizens Of Swampoodle and atlia
regions of the Fourth Ward for several yea rs rrst
has again made his appearance in his old locality
and even paid a visit TO the county Jail Some
months ago. Dick. who had but recently been In
thc hands Of the police. was taken from theuity
by ms mother. who moved to Cumberland That
saiunlous niouiitiin region did not suit Dick; h,
longed to he with his com panipII i'm Washington
padding in tine muddy waters of the Blue CORR
BY day and ut night operating scientifically upon
The exposed property of his neighbors. Dick about
arrived IN this city, by way Of the raging ca
nawl. Tie soon gathered crowd of Juveniles
around him and chickens. geese turkeys dc .
began to disappear from the premises Of tfIeir
owners. At last Dick was nabbcd by Officer Zn-
norman. and'caged for a hearing Yesterday be
was brought cut for trial before Justice Dom
The charge was, stealing chic kens turkeys &C
ffoIn German near the railroad depot. Dick
plead guilty to hooking turk CIV. bat IL was the
litticst one of all, and he believed the man got
that again. The Jail was intmatcd to Dick by.
the Justices; and this brought from Dick his old
game u secure dsmissaf-a frst-rate i'm itati on
Of extreme agony. The crying was well done. but
his eyes would yield no tears. Dicks imitatiolls
amused the officers. who knew himiof old: but
the evidence aside from his own admission Of Nh a
larceny OF the little turkey, was not sufficient 10
convict him; and it was decided by the yusice To
give him into the, hands Of gentleman who en-.
gagged tO send him to his mother A fter threaten
Ing that il he was caught again in the city he
should be sent to Jail, the Justice released him
guardian laughing as La went. and looking bac X
at the officers with countenance expressing. as
clearly as he could speak it, Too sharp for YOU
again, old fell" -
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GROVER BAKERS .. - -. =.
VI spwr,oS ELEEBHALEp FAMILY

IL 70 no longer saestioned that these Msehines ore
the 5estis the market for family sewing epools ss
pefchAsoo rom the stores are used upon tfeIq
x,esout reyindng, mskins srsm Of unesuslled
strength and beauty: They are simple m copetrvo
uon easily managed, not liable 90 get out OF order,
and nolseless IN their operation. -
full .s.ortment oosstautlS on ham, ND tSg ssls
At hcfory prices By sss Il z; swvE sSsIssssss
NJ Also, a full supply of NERbLEs,' Cor
Ton, and svsytAins lPsrtaining to these Sewing
~ GOOD Operator in astspdaacs % sAow the
nacs,ess and give fsli ipstreeHops IN thar asa
sIs1'.I '>.ls > RaGYNs J. b. ----Fl .sHH-
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p - WALL Il BARNARD. Aucts

MARsHAL'S sALE.-In virtue Of two wnts OF
Circuit Cont Of the District of Columbia for the
County OF Nashington and {, me directed, 4 will
expose 70 public SALE for cash, front of he Cou
House door of said county on TUESDAY. the Isl
gay OF Ausnst next 1859, At u O'Clock M, the foI-
ants rignt, tIts, claim and interest in aud to that
Part OF original Lot Nc in Square SIS, fronting Is
feet on II street north, and bounded as follows :
Commencing at poIEt IS feet INCH from the south.
east corner OF saad sqaare, and running thence
norm on line with llth street % feet west
ON line with said street IS feet thence sonth on
iine with said 18th street o. feet to SAID street
and thence east said street 25 feet to the place
1f beginning, containing 40 square feet, more or
less IN the city of Washington D. c.. together with
ali AND singular the Improvements thereon, seized
and levied upon as the property of Samr NJ knight
ana wall he sold to satisfy JudIcials Nos lbs ard
$40, t. October term, 1853, in favor of VIM T Dove
use Of Thomas Brown, Sc of Geo. Poa, Jr., us. of
n. G stewart and the other Of Thos. p ard A reha-
ma Sfaley. by their next friend Asbury Q loyd
nse Of Geo. Poe: Jr. use of n. q stewart vs. Sam'i
M. Knight, w. w. Campbell and John H. Tucker.
3 w. SELDEN, Marshal
~ Z2n tor the District of Columhia
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BJC.R. IL. 6k6Wf{A 9es Aesllsneers.
.l sAhs SE F F2SSsS 1f4E.kke564
e. ssassss = e Ss;sss Te ,as4 ssl Rss. Of
frontaas 2 feet, and running back 81 fsstis ins6ss
impro yes hy two story Frame Bpnss, now under
rent oI ;, par month Tide ipdisputable. Sale
posi,,ive Terms: Qne-ha cash bsaScs in 6, u,
az ~ menans deed gwen, aida deed Of trust
10, ., sniC. r. L; CROWN q co ,-Apcts., . =
ls.t s--I24 L. No. asz Pa Az, Cor fob st.
By >. z, Mcguire d CO, Auctioneers. 81
STnnSkS At AUCTION.4C1l FRIDAY AF-
~ EnNOON,lu!Y 18th, at 63s O'clock. 1t the auc-
ton rooms, we shaiI sell, III sums 70 suit
S11",o corporation Of Washington stool. -,
i heras cash, j. c. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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A. GREEN, Auct.

BY WALL BARNARD, Aucuoneers
SOAR BOILER KETTLES, TU 81, FRAMES
- IND OTHER EIkIUREs OF A Soar FAcroRY AT
AUcrloS.-On THUR SDAY AFTERNOON. SIh
instant, at O'Clock, will SELL at the soap fscto-
ry near the uPPs, blidge, 26th street aud Pa ave
Frames, Casks, and other 6xtures of ap fsetory
good order.
One Frame Shed, subject 10 removal
Sale positive. Terms cash.
~ 2 WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
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u,rN u syh GHRNE I ,,A,pcs,oSeer.

TEN HANDSOME BIJIi.DiN1s I OTIS IN
n .Ss8VaRE NO. si. on THE ISLAND, AT AUCTION.
Oh rh,pA the 18th instant J shall sell, at half
square o. SO, situated at the corner OF south Nj
ara So streets west, AID su6dyided into ten hand
inches on nj street. with depth az ion feet ard
tnreo lots front on Sd street ID fact inches with
soHIely located and perfectly graded, and will be
500 win the privilege 10 suit purchasers
Terms: One-flfth cash; balance in a. r. "a "a IN
ana 81 months, for notes h arirg interest from the
DAY OF SALE deed given and deed Of trust tai ken
given To the purchasers. ''
would respectfully invite the attention of eer-
sons wishing TO purchase handsome build NJ Tot
on easy terms, and those wishing 10 made pro6ta-
pie Investment a. the sole of the above mentioned
property. 80
jy e ID GpEpN A..
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@1yU1404 41fak@-ss...-.s-..
THIS AFrEFTJSTFr3TNR RoW

hCSlIN y -IO-mOhhOH-.
puBLlcB SALE s Es sE Esq %eSsI2Tee5 e.,
as ss.s.SS.5sIi
AZ ss G,a Ss e iss DSPA, H.
%SifSa g. rod 81 fs sIsS FsW IIfis;:L
su r snbhyion of Square No. SIS Hon,i n;
s south md , asss sH ST Is. .,Gsst
R,ossIsy elsibiy situated and rapidly enhancing
Terms: One third cash; the halsnce in and :.
nteTest from ,ss 2, the PuEehsssrf notes besrng
.fe P IS2erty; aud If not complied with in six days
sSsssr Hfi ts nsss :s sss st
!, J, AtExxSDSEsR II LIE LEE. AsY,ti.ac G. Ia
~ wTfHES skA IyE SALE rs POSTPONED
uf I,sl y DNEsDAf, the ih P SssSH!rN .n.,"
CQNsTABLE's sALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of
In, n ne isSsss issued y Thomas G. Dom, jus
G, and 10 me directed, against the soods and ssat
eS, Snd ana senements right. and credits Of Enoch
&. ssss dss Of J sye
Market House IN the cs, Of .SHs q shf
sha proceed TO sell said Grey Horse for % 1sy
az; ..-', assi
rI ey !! 81 ENNisT FIFkNtrG2srA .s,r;srSa
Dan MORNING, jglI ., al 10 p sSoct. at the
residence OF Lieut.. 1. Green, on street. be. vean
18th and 18th streets, tCaroir errseeC we shaii
sell, The Furniture and HossssJ.d Effects, oom-
Mahhinssnt Hair sstins seat Sofas, Louasos, and
fissssd R As% ssss I'd S..ss
Marbie-tof Centre and Sofa Tables,
Cane -ss& Chairs. Ottomans, Foot Stools,
I RIS;s,s AID I'D Th5ss sy Ss:ps,s. Mating.
Walnut Hat Tree, Brussels stair Garnet. ,ts.'
Cottage Set. French Bedsts ads
Pressing and Pain Bureaus, Washstands,
n 81 ana nnss Mat,essas, Bolsters and Pillows
M VA mt EHtensiga Table Marble top sidebostd
SShlSra, G.ass, and Cookery. Table Cutlery,
-ReQuisites. " 'Ai"O"eA
FERNS; SIS and under cash; over that sum
credt and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, bearing interest.
PS@The house is for rent inquire of the nuc
a1neSrs j. G. Mcguire &. CO.,
=, - Auctioneers,
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HANDSOME WRITING DISK was, on Monday.
pr h'rd 10 Mr. VIM W. Mccathran, principal
- tl' Third District School, by his pupils as n
Tai.unal of their affection and hi h regard for
I'm I'm ana as marx Of their appreciation of his
'iiuI discharge Of the duties Of his public trust
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This morning q half past 9 O'Clock, Rev. Ed
WARD kINGSFORD, u. D., in the ilst, yesf u
funeral to morrow (Thursday) afternoon al half,
past o'clock, from the First Baptist Church. 10th
street west, without further notice. YHUV
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,,R By Y YAH $u BgNARRlNShARD, AaetIeneeE.

TWO Go SOB wsoes sf6kY F AA9sMsGHf pWEr
rER tl1sT st ,As Az THURSDAY AT
the premises. we will sch part OF lot No q IN IN
Square west of No. IA, fronting 81 feet inches on
I5th street west, where the north M
,treet. tiust at Bridge street bridge, over Rock
Creek ~ and running back 300 feet To- Rock CreeL
AUD improved by two good and nearly new Frame
sired. - f'-'' - We
Terms: One half cash; the balance in and y
trust taken. ~ "
T.
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CRIMINAL Court. Yesterday, a scavenger
named Bassford was convicted of perpetratinp a
nuisance on Capitol HILL and fined 900 and costs
Alexander kibball was tried for renting house
to one Nancy Butler for unlawful purposes, and
convicted .a- e. ~ .. 2,
To-day, the Court took up the case Of Adam J .
Stewart, wherein he 10 charged with an assault
and battery upon Patrick McManus. Verdict =
not guilty.
After which, the case Of John Sullivan for a
similar offence, was taken up.
The case OF Samuel Stott, charging the defend.
ant with renting house to Joseph and Ann w ar
rem Tor illicit purposes, was next taken up, and
was pending when our report closed, ~ (
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Pc 'sbv'f s'''.'.I MARRIED. n 5TI8 u I
- On tho 18th infant, by tina Rev, Dr. Fuckei M
pENNIs MAGEE to Miss SUSANNAh MUL-
LiGAN, of this city. - -, - :.
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COLUM BAN SPRINGS

HE und e1.iened lawns s,A leased from Mr. lame.
Roach has ceie rate Sp Ibes, GO led tn /.
"Coqmbisn Spies" near the virginia yEA9
Pavilion, Dressing Room, Dining Hall. Refresh
Public patronage is solicited, With the guarantee
Eefrss hme ut. Of tho best quality. us
Parties. and Pic Mics on the LEI 81 uru.t.
~ 2-lw HyI THOMAS FAHEY
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DAILY srKn win b panctnaily ssns
-. Of our citizens during men absence
IN the .umses retreats, by the earliest 4ai
at any rso,r IS put d press. Thus they can keep
afsf - ',r. thoroughly posted with all that tran
thens washington, and at the saInestime In
sPff' - o..Iye, Of all the current events Of the
fO'h ,-,rrs 70 COMMONWEALTH OTTA
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THE ArrESrloN Of the. reader is called to the
sdyesdsement ei.ewhefe Of De-: Woolfson, who
stands at the head Of his profession an an oclist
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! %. o. FAT the annual communicate NJ
VI" Grand Eneampment OF the District Of Colun.
bia. ias mig bt after the reception Of new membc-
AID reports from subordinates and the
II bUs ness usual to such meetings, the fullowipg
officers were elected James Skirving R. w
q John +. Hayenner, NJ. r. g. H. p Chs
Wright. q $ w; j. A. Mouiden, q. j W /;
N!lidu Cooper, q. Scribe; F. b. Lord, Sc, g.
i; W ; RObcrfs, G.. NJ; A II. Gawler. g : b;
anil VIM. X. Mclean Representative to the Grand
Lcdzs' If the United States. The Encalnpment
Then al onrned until the fourth Tuesday In agust
when the newly elected officers win be'installett
ACrEIos.Tr.- Mr. Henry ID. Morgan, keeper OF
he Monument grounds. Yesterday shot ee'sutfI d
o1'd VI the heron family, This bird, wkieh is #
the whiteness OI dTiftcd snow. was one Of 4 pair
Wal IA posi- ne over the monument s-tfled IN fhe
y" Shbefin2 iilarsh and was killed BIZ Mr. NJ. II
4 d'Stnce Of one hsndred yards by a niinie bsll
ni'a>Tss4x feet from ii to tip and feet across
sa1s ~f1gs rhis bind. ON being taken by Mr.
h''Zdi Ca TIM Smithsonian Institution Thu morn
-. "ts Pronounced b he the 6rrat Egret or
~I'wy Hrfu, 80 ? :"
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Warren RETURN .-Dawsey Young, Son Tom
son, drunk; fine and costs, 80 rs, Alexander Jack.
son, throwing stones; 81 10. Virginia MolIin and
Elizabeth Kerry, out after hours; sails. 7a sa.'.y
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DACKET BOAT FLYING CLOUD viii RIM
Il every day, when notengaged for
PIE mes or excursions siu to Arlington
hour Fare, single trip cents round trim 10 cents.
The Cloud can be chartered by the day TO run to
morning or late afternoon excursions to ArIinston
the Little Falls or parties from Alexis dr.a wsbIn,
shortnotice to me at No SO JefIer SON st. iieorre
town. or the proPrietors of Arlington SPRINGS,
jy5-lm TOHN MO0pc I
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The JouRNEyNEN ST9SE CUTTERS Of the city
announce their first grand afternoon and evehing
pic-nic 10 take place at sArlington Spring, on
Tuesday, August ~JF - = tE9e'f :
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TIE DIsrRrcr PREsBYTERY held "pro ire
ndsa" meeting in the Western Church, on Friday
last, for the purpose Of arranging for the installa
ton Of the new pastor, Rev. Mr.. Bartlett Owing
to the absence, account Of sickness of the Mod
orator, Rev. A. 6. Carothers the meeting APP
pointed Rev. Mason Noble, Moderator pro tenl
Sabbath July 81, was fixed as the time for the
services Rev. DR.. Sunderland was chosen to
preach the sermon; Rev. Mr.. Noble to preside
and give the charge to the people, and the Rev
Dr.. McLane the charge to the pastor.
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POLICE MArrERs-Befo,e Justice Waliamss-
p Emert was charged with violation Of the Sun.
day liquor law, and paid fine Of SIS and 10 cents
costs 60 ST - -7 .-.-.. ... .ts-- s.e-.r f
John Ccolo,ed) threw stone in the street and
was foolish enough to be caught at 1t. He paid q
Chas. Ellis (coiored) cursed, swore and fought
in the streets. He was fined IS SO. /!
Maria Brown was accused of dsorderly conduct
and gross indocency Of behavior. She paid fine
isaac Brown. husband Of Maria was accused Of
aiding and abetting her In the above misconduet
He paid nne Of IS and 81 40 costs. ~.
Sarah Sins was caught making use of language
highly indccorous In the public streets. She was
Maria shorter had rough and tumble fght
s .na ane s Ind a af ~i psd
Before Jssses Dom -iiOn, Monday morning,
Hezekiah Biggs was arrested by Ofhcer Kfmball.
on a charge Of stealing horse, the property Of Mr.
was committed in Virginia. and the prisoner Was
informed that ne might chose either to 20 to Alex
andria for trial, in custody Of the officer or lie
committed Tn the Jail here Ia await a requsition
from the Governor Of Virginia. He chose to go TO
Alexandria, and was taken down TO the Jail Of that
county. s.fii-. .. -. HrH
VIM O'Brien was arrested by Ofncer Yeatnan
for assaulting and beating David Brown. The
head and face of the plaintiff certainly gave evil
dcnce Of rather rough usage. Various kaots Of
sudden growth were visible upon his forehead;
while his face tastclessly ornamented with
red and blue spots. such might have excited the
adIuirasion Of Pawnee Loup After hearing the
testimony, O'Brien was held to bail for court
AT the PsNITEsrIARy For several weeks the
consct' In the Penitentiary have to great extent
bern subject to bilious attack, caused, il
IS supposed, from the quantity Of fifth which has
been aecumaiating In the sewers for several years
past The warden, Mr.. C. p Semgstack, has bad
the sewers leading from the prison cleaned, and
the result OF his labor shows this morning only
three on the sick list, and they Slight cnses 5sv
LADIES about, to lay in anything in the niilin-
cry line should not fail to call at the esta b shmsr
If Mrs Heller, No. 81. Market Space between
seventh and Eighth streets Ii Is slid tina, ste is
now disPosing Of extension skirts and fancy and
straw hornets at and below cost '.s t-oa' - &
4 LADY asks rs to call the attention OF the po-
lice to the rcprchensible conduct of number men
who congregafc on Sunday evenings on z street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. using
Profsne and indecent language, &c. %
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IMPORTANT lNrRoyExEyr.-Th The Mayor has
given directions to Commissioner Owens, u the
Third and Fourth Wards, to proceed at once to
prepare for the work Of grading aud paving Ninth
street west. from Pennsylvania avenue to r street
north. This Improvement has been long time
In antic lpation, and the property Owners w no de-
sire II viii be gratifed by its early beginning,
and steady progress TO completion - =
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DPOPOSALS For SERVICE HYDR ANTS
L OR STREET I pRINKING FOUNTAINS

Uh ~ I'D NJ rdUnhI = KI NJ FUUNTAINS
Proposals are invited for furnishing the parts Of
one hundred Street .HydIsnts or DrinkiIg Foun-
.alns, to be nsertedn the gas lamp posts of George
town.
.Drawinss can be seen .. the Office Of the under
signed, on Capitol Hill, Washing ton. 49, 81
.Payments Willie made in stock oi the Corpora :
ton Of 6eorgt town, bearing six per cent Interest
lssued IN csrthcat redeemable as the annual tax
ia colleoted, within four years. - - :,
The proposals should state SIN sle price for each
hydTant, which is to include the valves, cocks.
levers, valve rods, pedals. and all other appurte-
nauces OF the hydtants ready to be attached to the
lamp posts, including seven feet Of three ter
inch heavy lead pipe to each h, drant -
Proposals., sealed, endorsed Proposal for Hr-
drants Tor .Gsorgetown," and addressed to ihe un-
dersgned, will be opened at the City Hall, George
town, in presence Of the Water Board, and OF such
other persons as may choose to attend, the 18th
BY order Of the Water Board,
jy l2-dtJuly2a - NJ O. MEfGS
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r. MUSICAL FESTIVAL AT ARLINGTON SPRINGS, To
MoRRow.-TThe Concordia Glee Club propose t,
give their second annual festival at Arlington
Springs, Tomorrow: The different singing asso
Citations Of Washington are expected to partici
pate in the festival, and dramatic performances
songs, declamations, and dances, will be giver
throughout the day for the; entertainment Of the
public. -.s. ~ wv q ''' ~ ''''|'uf- Z
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o.ozs: KsTa e 8 81
uIt.. remsnds d that the KIG Nns = very warm 6.
voice OF Ereemasonasys and ZOE many zys 49,.
Grand Patron Of the order IN his own*oom'p aonsss
The attachment he felt for the institution may II -
some sort estimated by the fact that ne vas e's y
|in 1851, an honorary member OF the dranu Louee : :
and, in his communication accepting .no
compliment, he expressed himself thus Inc Joy
which every Freemason feels in obtaining testimony
Of the friendship of his brethren, that JOY e1PerI-
enced on the receipt of the diploma OF Honorary
Member Of the Very Worshipful Grand Lcdge o.
Scotland, In assigning me this honorable position =
the midst of YOU, you have afforded a striking PROOF
of YOUR devotedness to my person. l appreciate the
honor more particularly, as | am the hrst on Wnom
the distinction has been conferred IN this country.
The Office of a Freemason is at once noble ana graIo.
II is our duty to labor with enlighted mind ana .
heart charged with fraternal love for the periecuon OF
| the human race. The weak who are oppressed, anu
| all those who-are in trout lie, have incontestioIe titles
to our Jealous and charitable protection. II Is py
holding firm in the indissoluble band which unites
all our brethren, however dispersed all over the sur
| face of the globe, that we can attain to the emu 70
| which we aspire in silence, but without ceasings since
we know that everywhere and on all occasions OUT
brethren are ready TO come to our ad Win ina.
charity, that spirit of concord and that commences
which should characterize all the members OF our OF
der. Be satisfied, my brethren, that L observe Win
| the utmost attention the march OF events IN the
Masonic world, and that I sincerely rejoice In the sue
cess that attends all true Freemasons while laoorlng
for the purpose which you have indicated, nameiy'
the happiness and well-being of humanity"