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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer

SALE OF HORSES, CARTS AND WAGONS
- AT AUCTION.-Dn MONDAY. the % inst at
6o'el0ok p. m / shall sell at the Stable Of John
etcheI at the corner of th and streets, north
the following Stock, namely
first rate work Horses,
new Carts, made to order
second nd do. ano Harness.
l Buggy, Plough, Stone Wagon &C.
Terms: All sums of And under S25 Dash: over
that amount. credit Off, 8, and months, for ap-
proved endorsed notes. bearing iRterest.
Jy IL A. GREEN Auct
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DANGEROUS SPORT.-On Sunday morning, two
little lads were at play on Sixth st one baving =
cross-bow. The other, Thomas harden, offered
to stand target. Lad No let go, driving a nail
through the upper part of young Narden's nose
Dangerous play, that.
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BY J. G. MCGUIRE n CO ,Auctioneers.
SALE OE VAIuARIE pRnI

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERIY on CAPITOL HILL-On FRIDAY AZ
IERNoON, August 10th, at O'clock on the
premises, bv virtue of a deed of trust, dated No
Vember 23d, 1855, and duy recorded among the lard
records OF Washington county, [ shall sell thu
eastern pat oil Lot numbered seventeen, IN square
t~"nty seven feet on East Capitol street between
FIRST and Second streets east, running back eighty
SIX ieet three inches, together with the improve
ments thereon.
a II conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser
Terms: One half cash. balance in and II
on the pTOpe! ty.
JOHN HEPBURN. Trustee.
Jy IL eo&ds J. g. MCGUIRE & CO., AucIs.
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CONSUMERS OF GAS, in the city, will find an
advertisement of interest to them in another col.
umn, II being about the inspection and sealing OF
gas meters.
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AUCTION SALES.
n For other Auction SAFES, see first pa
BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

SALE OF SHOW CASES. AND STORE
- FIXTURES AT AUCTIoN.-On SATURDAY the
Zst Inst At 10 O'Clock a. m shall sell on Seventh
street, next To the corner Of r. street. viz
Large Show Cases Counters, She wing, Win
dows, Doors, &c. 30.
The attention of those wanting TO FIX nm pIaoes
for business, will find it to their advantage TO at
tend the sale.
jy l8 A.GREEN Aurt
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CoSrRAcToRs will find proposals for a job OF
furnishing and putting up iron ceilings at the
Capitol, advertised for in another column
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Rich'd Young, Esq -, a highly
respectable citizen, died on Friday morning after
a few hours illness, at his homestead in Prince
Georges county; Md near Washington city.
He had attained the age of &c wears For more
than thirty years he held a position in the Office
Of the SergeaDt-at-Arms of the L. ). Senate
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THIS AFTERNOON d TO. MORROW


BY J. e. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoneers
Two PLUMBERS, FOUNDERS. &C-AUCrToN
Il SALE OF CONDEMNED SIX INCH WATER Pipes
AND BRANCHES ON WEDNESDAY AFTnK-
MON, July 18th, st O'Clock, at Morgan q hine-
harts Western Wharves, we shall sell In lots TO
"a Cast-lron Water Pipes, inches in diameter, In
IS Branches, &c, viz: II Reducers 6 IN inobes.
Fonrwats, by inches; IS rs, 6 BY 6 inches;
,i4 rs by inches; Snd Bend, IS degrees.
These pipes are of the very best quality many al
them very slightly defective, and all of them suit
able for drain pipe.
Terms: ESQ and under, cash; over that sum a
credit of So and 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing in crest
jyl2d J. C. MEG UIRE CO, Aucts,
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BARRY's TRicoPHERous
the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Bean
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
stonng the Hair Ladies, try 1t. Sold By all Drug
gIsts and Penumers. mar IL -em
PRNnIEs,-Persons desiring Pennies will alvays
and then fov sxchange At the Star 0Niae countsr.
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OXYGEyATED BITRRRs IN EUROPE
From Rev. l. Doollttle, highly respectable cler-
gyman.

J
PARIS, November |, 1852.
Dear SIR About two years since made use of a
lew bottles OF your OTygsnnted Buffers, for a stom
ach mPlalnt, which was at that time relieved
Since my stay in England and France have
found my old enemy-lrrltabIlity Of the stomach
returning again. have not found any prescrip-
ton to afford me relief, and | made inc vi ries in
l'ondon Tor your OJygeHdtsd Bitte-S but could not
ind any. write now TO beg you will do me the
avor to send by the earliest steamer to Havre ha
a dozen bottles.
An old friend of mine in England Captain Jack
son, of the British Army, found, on my arrival
suffering from asthma, maiiestly the result of dys
PePsla. send an add ltiOnal half dozen bottles
should like TO have the Captain try the medi3
cine
am not aware thai my name is known to Won |
have been the resident Clergyman for some TWEEN
ty-three years In Sherbrook and Lennoxville Can
ada rat, to which charge hope to be able to re-
/ daar sIr haJ;
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST JULY IVA GREEN-BACK COL
IL LECTION BOOK, on the Bank of Metropolis,
containing three notes-one drawn by George Ar
mold, sixty days, for $50, endorsed by H. w. Til
ley and myself one drawn by Charles Klotz at
sixty days for $50 so, endorsed by myself; the third
note is rot Tecollected. Supposed TO be DIR opped
near the west Capitol gate. All persons are eau
toned against negotiating for the same sui table
reward will be paid if required upon their delivery
to me. =. p. FRANKLIN
jy l83t Corner of 9th and ID streets
CS REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from tbs sub
tJC sciber on the 5th inst, a da k BrownN
MARE, blind in the left eye and a star in IN
The forehead, and the fore top very shor, "a
her hind feet both hacked. L will z We the above
again. On north b ST., between 9Th and It'll sts.,
jy II ST. WIN. BEACH
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PERSONAL.

ANY PERSON KNOWING THE WHERE
n abouts of my wife, Bridget r yam, tho was in
the city of New York whel last heard of. will con-
fer great favor by transmitting the same To me.
jy 1885, JNO. RYAN, Washington. u. C.
THIS Is TO FOREWARN ALL PERSONS
account, as I viii not pay any debts Of her con-
tracing.
iy l4-StT JOHN IAVEZZI.
MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsTRoLo-
lvl GfsT AND DvCTRKss, jHst from Enrops-Tnis
highly gas and intelligent lady caR be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Gail al
No. 2o5 Twenty second street, between Il and l.
Washington. je - SIN
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To CoNsuMPTIvRs.
OhsTn's God Ifrsr OIL -TslIu-

QhtThS Cod LtVeT on yeEEy,
This great specific for CONSUMPTION Is fast su psr-
oedng all others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tubercular diseases. Prepared upon
robbed of the taste of the plain article il
Is received into the stomach in its jelii6ed FORM
and dgested passing into the small Intestines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body By its
nutriolOus properties, and thus assisting and sus-
tainlng nature in overcoming the disease APP
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine
and recommended bI the faculty everywhere, this
preparation il confidently offered as q remedy for
Consumptl9n and sil Scrofulous affections
Sold by Charles Stott, Washington, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PKNFoLD, PARKER & MOWER,
No. Is Beekman street, New York,
mar l6-Sm Wholesale genta
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remain, dear sir, your obedient servant,
Prenared nv g w FowIaSC,

Prepared by 8. w. Fowe & Co.. Boston and for
sale by H. ID. Gilman, ). C. Ford, jr., (. B Waite,
u. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn Il Palmer Wash
Ington; and by dealers everywhere. jy I2-IwT
EVERY SUMNER the demand for Hostetter's CeIe
DRAFTED stomach Bltters Increase Ii is found TO be
the only certain preservation of bodily strength
during period when the atmosphere is calculated
to. induce a feeling of lassitude and Indigestion.
The worst cases of Dlarrhdea and Dyseutery give
way to its potent influence. lnnumerable persons,
who are now alive and well must thank the dis
coversr of this preparation thattney have not been
swept away In her harvest of death The Bitters
Is recommended by the best physicians in the
land. This Is the best evidence Of its real value,
because, as general thing they will not SPEAK
have been compelled to ackl Owledge the claims Of
this Bltters upon the community. Sod by all
druggists. iy 9-eoSt
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SUNDAY SCHOOL, EXCURSION AN

SUNDAY scHQS0}LL EXCURSION AND
9 Inc elegant, commodious and staunch steaTer
st. NICHOLAS having been chartered
Tor the pa pose, the Sunday School EeAk
of the ME rHODIST EPISCOPAL. 6za181as
CHURCH, South, accompanied by Prosperi's ba nd
OF music, will give their Annual Pic Mic to ely
MONT on FRIDAY, the-7ih inst.
The boat will leave Riey's wharf foot of 18th
street, az IA o'clock M, and return by ~ D. m
Rel, eshments wi be supplied by a competent
caterer, and no pairs will be spared to render this
occasion an agreeable one TO all who shall partici
pate.
The choir of the church in its increased strength
VIII add to the pleasure Of the affair by rehears a
of suitable vocal music
The School, preceded BY the hand, will leave the
church, on 9th ct At clock and, for the accam-
modatIoa of such families as NAV desire 10 ride
omnlbuses Will leave the corner of Pa avenue and
th ST at the same hour, and will be at the wharf at
Tickets, for adults, - cts; children q cts to bee
procured from the officers and TEACHERS of the
school, and at Majors Drug Sto e. 18th aud SITS;
J. Geo; Adams, 18th and !. SITS; aud T. J. Magru-
DER s, 39- ID ST.; or OF either of the following
- COMMITTEE Of 5vrdHRsmenfS.
VT Smithson, + b Tucker, Warren Choate.
Rob't Israel, JOS LYONS : H. LatImeT
H. +. Zimerman. jyIs2A2
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~ EXCURSION TO GLYMONT.
4 He EAST WASHINGTON MISSION OF
THE METHODIST PROTEST It.
ANT CHG CHI will give an Excur--
sion to GlymOnt oE1o<xE1ze.
TUESDAY, July "a.
The PHKNIx will leave Sixth street wharf at ~
o'clock, Blagdens wharf 81 O'clock touching al
Alexandria going and returning. The Committee
appeal to the frenos of Missions in this city feel
Ing assured that this enterprise will be sustained
Single tickets 50 cents tickets admitting three 81;
children 20 cts.
Commttee-John S. Slater, VIM. Mackey. WIN.
Ridgway. jy l6Is2 n IS
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS, &c.
ITO! FOR GLYMONT.
IL GRAND GALA DAY.
RECHABITES IN THE FIELD,

WEDNESDAY, July 2a.
MOI i VERNON TENT. No. 20s Indepen
dent Order of Rechabites having
completed arrangements on a mag. EsaS
nlhcent scale, now take pleasure Inscz<z<zsz&
announcing to their friends and the public that they
VIII give their First Annual Pic Mic aud ENcur-
sian 10 Glvmont o. "Wednesday, July 25th
Billy WIthers' Brass aDd = ring Band has been
engaged Tor the occa ION. Meals and refreshments
&c. furnished 10y the prupretO = who pledge them
selves To keep the Bar closed for the enii daV AID
evening The steamer PheniX will leave her vbar 4
foot of 9th street IN the morning AZ o clock Rag
den's WHAT Navy ard. at 90, and Alexandria at
soclock. In the ATE noon leave 9Th street at ?
Navy \ ard 25a, add Alexand-I ia at O'Clock re
turning az seasnnahle hours Omnlbuses will leave
the Northern Markethouse and corner of Pa av
and 7th street a. IA a. m. and Ia p. m.
Tickets . admitting a gentleman and ladies'; TO
he had of The Committee or at the boat on the day
OF excursion.
Committee
w Vernon, VIM II French, VI Bradley
SmI'h, ] l. kidwe'l. jy Is-6t-
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GRAND Nf0 O. O. MIC
FRIENDSHIP LODGE AND RID6ELY EN-
CAMPMENT
Will be given at ANALOSTAN ISLAND on
MONDAY, July 80 Particulars in future adver-
jy 1913, p
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BARRY's TRrcopHRRous

LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. an g. Su
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I'HE NATIONAL GUARD BATTALION
u take pleasure IN a nouDcIng To- their &c
friends, military and civic, that arrangements -
are complete for a grand PIC NC at AR-GA
IlNGToN SPRING on MONDAY, Esd inst l2A
Wlthers' brass and string band are engaged AID ,
IL addition to hne music, good dancing and expe-
rienced Hoor managers, the following gentlemen
have very kindly accepted an invitation to sing i'm
concert. an Will, during the lntermissOns of the
dancing, ing some favorIte pieces: Messrs. Matt
O'Brlen: ThOs. stone, Andrew BAH, w. Hawk.
J. w. Humphrey, J O'Donne. The boat from
IeoTgetown will run as usual ting from the
Aqueduct commencing at O'Clock. OmnihuSes
from 18th ST and Pa. av. same hour. and every hour
during the day Tickets 81 cents. admitting a gen
tIeman and ladies'; 10 be had of any member of the
Commit ee
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The WASHINGTON AoUKDUCr. -Orders were
Issued Yesterday afternoon by the Secretary Of
War for the recommencemapt of the work on the
washington Aqueduct. Captain Meigs will con-
that 1t Is done according to his plans and esti-
mates, disburse the money for accounts certia-
Gates, &c, and may, If necessary, employ a
draughtsman and clerk. Capt. II w. Benham
Of the Engineer Corps an officer of considerable
experience and intelligence. has been assigned TO
the post Of Chief Engineer OF this work He is to
perform, generally, the duties of constructing
engineer. and under the direction of the Secretary
Of w ar will appoint his assistants, clerks labor
ers, &c, and have the chief management Of the
work.
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By ]. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioneers.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF LUMBER, PLANK,
~ &C, AT The IREAsURY ExrENsIeS.-On
THURSDAY, July l9Lh, at ~ o'clock m, shall
sell, IN front of the Treasury Extension, III lots
| t. suit
A, quantity Of old Lumber, Planks, ards, Il G
Terms cash, in specie. The Lumber to be re
| moved Immediately after the sale
:. NJ. CLARK,
Actg Engineer In charge Treasury Depart
jy l6 st J. c. Mcguire d CO., Auots,
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS

FOr other Georgetown Advertisements see fra page
~DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.-Ana d-
- journed meeting Of rhe Democratic Asso
cia'ion viii be held At the Hall corner OF Cav and
High SITS, on THURSDAY EVENING next. at
pa O'Clock, and general and punctual att ndancs
OF the m, mJers IS desl' ed.
E>AU PiCKRELL., President.
J.OWENS BERRY, Secretary. jy t7-S
MAYORS OFFICE,
WI GEORGETOWN, ID. c., July Is, 1860.
All perfons whe are annoyed by nuIsances which
endangeT the health of the town are requested TO
report the same, IN writing, 20 this ONCE.
~ l8-w4w HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
ESTRAYED.-Fnom the subscriber about four
IL weeks ago. q small RED cow, with ~xGr&r
wide horns ana short neck long tail and ~
short teats. che has no white marks about
gomery aid olive sts., will he literally rewarded
by HIRAM GRAY, Blacksmith. jylsH
EOR sALE-That desirable RESIDENCE on
Il the Heig hts Of Geo getown known as Rock
Spring, at p esent occupied by r. p Miller, ESQ
dis aut enc mile from the Omnibus and. Thee
about IS acres Of land attached 20 the place the
grea er part under cultiva ion The improvements
conSl ST 81 a comfortable dwelling use barn corn
house. stables, and sps ing house. &c. There
seve al springs OF pure cool wa e. on IL Also,
lot adjoining, known IS Boyle's Hill, containing
"A anes zoe te ms, which will be accammo-
dating, apply 10 DR. Kidwell or to McCobb Dodge,
6S Water street. jy 1851
Tor NEW YoRR.-The packet schooner Fair
Il fax, Captain Mott, will commence load ~
ing for the owe POI OF Moptsy, 18th iRs. I'D
63 Water st. iyl<
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Busr, nearly IL not quite life-size, Of the Hon
Abraham Lincoln, Republican candidate for the
Presidency, may be seen by calling at Philip
Solomons, bookstore, on Pennsylvania avenue.
IL is by Volk, the same sculptor who produced
the bust of the Hon 8 A Douglas 4 100 :
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ID littIs used. PIsnos for hire, 90 IS Gems % %
pc month. JOHN p. ELLIS,
je0 500 Pc a. p1et
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MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, mas Soothtng Syrup for CatLden TssfA-
ing which greatly facilitates the process of teething
by softening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
20 yourselves, and relief and health to your Infants
another column. oc iI-iy
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Is ANSWER to multitudinous inquiries, "Ites''
expected" Ahem, girl.
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The Picnic for the benefit Of the DOOR, at Ana
lostan Island, on Monday under the auspices of
the Society Of st Vincent Of Paul, was very
pleasant and well ordered affair." but was not as
Pfontaole as itshould have been, taking into con-
sideration its object. We return our acknowledge
ments to the Society and 70 the gentlemanly pro-
prletor OF the Retreat, Mr.. Kerr, for courtesies
extended 70 our representatives on the occasion
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TIE SECOND ANNUAL Session OF
n MT. j.. COMBS knglikh and Classical
High school will commence ON the first Monday
Ia September next Applications should be made
IN July az the number Of pupils 70 l.mltec fcr
residence, No sos Sixth street, near New York
avenue. ~ Il-eoSvs
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Dry GOODS CHEAP rv,

Gall exry and get Bargains. We smmenoe TO-
day selling OF al FaneJ Dress Silks, O1gspdy
Robas, Barge n obes. french LAWS, and Organ-
dy Mushns, BY the yard. Figured and PAN Ba
reyes at greatly reduced prices, many 81 half prioe
70 rsaoee s.eoa TINS mouth Aiso IN store fpll
adapted 70 the general wsuts Of families, ell Of
which wei are selling o. O.. lgwe.t ee.h orlees-
w. COLLEY a CO..
IL 10 Tot S2A SAxrrfh at ahnvN Pa Az
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison
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WANTS.

A GOOD WET NURSE WANTED. Apply
"A at 4O4 Sixteenth street, between and X.
jy Ii 81
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Central GUARDHOUsE CAsEs.-Mary Kerner
made her bed i'm the market house last niObt CON
trary to law, and was fined 81 Is for so doing
VIM Garner, drunk, disorderly, and fighting;
fne and costs, Sill Nathaniel Henry, do /;
dismissed Ann Smith, stonng houses; fined
80 Is. Michael Kersey, drunk and disorderIy;
do 81 Is. Michael Finn, do +; do. S215
The DIsPuTATION between stThomon nthe dad
mirer of Good Music - and "Pro Bono Publico ,,
on the kind of music which should be executed
at our Promenade Concerts, is becoming too pro-
llK for our columns, and while we are an lad
mlrer" OF their pluck, the 'bORun1 pubEicuylr re-
quires us to ''shut down" on their effusions
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By A. GREEN. Auottoneer

By A. GREEN. Auotioneer
OS BARRELS UNION oLDRYE WHISKEY,
- At AUOTIos..On THURSDAY MORN
IN front Of my Auction Store. Is bbs Union Old
hye " hlsS"y, received per consignment. and will
Dc sold TO the highest bidder IL is a good article
The attention Of Restaurant, Hote' keepers and ali
otner Liquor dealers Is respectfully invited TO the
credit OF so AID 90 days, for notes satisfactory v
endorsed, bearing Interest. And tine same tim J
shall sell for cash, q vol CT the National Intei-
geRcer. well hound IN half year numb, RS, consecu-
y Is (Con) A. GREEN, Auct.
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b BODIES FoUSD.-The bodies Of the two young
ladies, nieces Of Mr.. Grant Harris who were
drowned with him by the upsetting of boat, In
which they were taking a sail on the Potomac
last week, were recovered between twelve and
one O'Clock on Sunday, and taken to the late resi-
dence Of their uncle to be prepared for interment
The drags Were then put In operation to recover
the body Of Mr.. Harris, with what success we
have not learned.
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FAILURE TO OvERTAKE FUGITT.-The officers
who were employed to follow on the track Of
Fugiu bave returned, having failed to overtake
him. They took the little steamer Geo w Riggs,
very poorly provided with fuel, and not in good
sailing condition Fugitt, 1t Is said, started in
row boat Saturday night about eleven O'Clock,
not hour after he had been at the house searched
by officers Allen, Wise, and Justice Dom His
aim seemed to be to make for a vessel in which
were some OF his friends with whom he would be
safe He Is said to have stopped about fifteen min
utes at the coal wharf in Alexandria and from
thence started down towards the MARYLAND shore
The officers followed as far as Sandy Point. board
Ing ana searching vessels In the river, scare hing
the creeks and shores as they went but without
success. They returned Yesterday