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CCHOOL CORNER 4TH AND MAIN SIS

MISS ELIZABETH l.. READ
Will open School at the above Pl ace, ITH SEP
TEN . hk, 1857, for SMALL BOYS AND GIRLS
she has had considerable experience, and refers
10 Mr L. PENDLET0g, Mig DR.. CHARLES BAR
SEY Mrs A. BhooK, and with confidence 10 any
of her former patrons.
TERMS, semi annually IN advance-S20 TO $50,
ACCORDING To advancement.
Apply at Mrs NJ. j. PkNDLEToNs Attn street,
between Main and Franklin, or by mail.
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UNDERTAKINGS The un

Is dsrss ned atiil continues 10 keep
constvp'lV n hand u large assort-
u,ert OF CpFF Ms, al ali end qualities,
Which lie WI sell 90 per cert less than they car
lie purchased At any oih.r establishment. A so,
The hs dsuntsat hF ARS. n the city, ard as good
CARRIAGES Esouf ne shhHrs. sl-o, BUoG[FS
and HORSES. or an, iElng in the Lively s.ahls ine
can lie procured hs ealiiRg AZ my Etora, On corner
Of Franklin and lSth streets, ar Al my livery alta
he, On 18th street, between Franklin and 4 ace
streets W SArr'ERWH1TE
Frs w nNTEp. in,medlat enc OF them a. ,
eusiomed 10 makins CUfFlNs Of all kinds. Stead,
feb aud good WAGES. tss ia-swsI w n
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,1v II. TUKNEK,s sELeCT

M CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
Main sfyeeE. bettCesa 81 and an streets
The seventeenth ACADEMIC year OF this School
viii commence 90 MONDAY, the LIST OF October
noxt pupls will be a. NIT ted who are prepared
TO commence the Ancient Languages, or enter
classes already formed.
Sd street between Main and FfanEhh, lse 6-lm'
AIRS DR. RUST beus to announce that there
vi are vacancies ia her Private Class Tor lOChD
LADIES, which will re open DC IL II lsr 1850.
at her residence Main street. between TN and oIn
The number of pupils beng limited to eng ht, early
Rpplicat are Tesreetfully nestled All ga
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hyI. &G. Is. davenport, Auct'r..

IRut ER!ES, A., "A "A UCTig S.-On
~ THURSDAY 2Uth septic mber We VIII sell, at
40 Q clock at our Auction store, an assortme Mt Of
GROCERIES, VIZ:
e lice and CTus had SUGARS.
REFINED SYRUP.
"a tdnd do.
EngHsh Dairy CHEESE.
SOAP. CANDLES.
R Rsc1, Ns q saS sfS ~ RUW Mp,svpv
Pure FRENCH BVANDY.
Manufactured TOBACCO
bfeen ard Black IL AS.
BIZ CklNG. CIGARS.
SOLE LEATHER.
Tendon POI TER and ALE, ScGc
Terms : loo an under cash over s 100, four
mont bs credit for approved paper.
Sc 10 u. Is D>VfNP0RT, Auct'rs.
RoGTS, ss.U o..tts AHD CAPS. AT
- AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY. 81 Uctobe
we will sel At ~ q clock at our auction store 6OO
cases a.'OIS, SHOES aGd HATS, consisting OF
Heavy " ATER BOOTS.
Mems BRoGANS, SHOES, and OXFORD
Women SHOES
Children's SHOES.
FUR and WOOL HATS.
- CLOF H, PUSH auG GLAZED CAPS.
Inc goods are all fresh and Seasuuable. The
STOCK Will be ready for ex animation tour days be
fore the auction.
rtKas.- UEJer 500, cash 20 days credit for
300 and over, tor app ,ov, d paper.
sea /. u. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts
MANS LiCORiCE AT AUCTIaS.-On
- THURSDAY, 70 h Sept,we will SELL at 10
q clock, at our duc Ion store
~ cases fresh SPANISH LIC0RICE, Ynurrla
brand,
Just imported per bark Fla direct from Spain.
lkkAs.-Four months credit tor approved pa
per. /. u. b. DAVENPORT.
80 10 AuctIOnoora,
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uIGHt0NsTAnLE,e sALt--WlII Ne sol
REAL ESTATE FOR sALe

tsa FhLlI uND Uk \ A Va {. MAI.
- + > R. BUlSt X son, Philadel-
large stock OF FRUJT AND ORNAMENTAL
TRIES. AND EVthGRFtNS. They are al
fne specimen trees, and will be sold at reduaed
prices
80 Co0 PEACH TREES, of the bs st kir Dis, all of
ti.a most healthy stock a. warranted Tree from
dl Lease. Free Illq ser Loo.
1860 AK KtkN, on either Pear or Ounce
G'orks. fs'm $50 10 SO per 1902 Years cd.
~ 900 II r X h !, APRICOT, NECIARlNE.
PLUM, APP |. + and other Fruit lIe,s assorted
hne and healthy.
l5e GA EVkROREENS AND SHADE TRIES
OF all zee and CT every variety.
Stock uIeIua!!ed a d prices low.
ia Send tor Catalogues
RUBkRr BUST & son,
NuTsery men and seed Growers.
ia " arehouse 922 and 924 Market 81. Nurse
and Seed Farm, Darby Road phllahelphia
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sel9 AuctUneers.
TOUR BUILDING LOTS, IN MARKS
Il ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF MAN

Il EUUI HUN TO 7 II Z IUW " UF MAN
CHESTER. AT AUCTION VIII be sold u{on
the premises, on MON DAY, Sept 18th commeno
Ing at ~ Sscs tGu sa%SGms bdns
together on Maury and Everett streets 500 feet,
and running hack 100 feet. This property is par
tIcularly adapted for Market Garden, having
upon 1t a spriug OF excellent water.
Terms: One fourth cash balance at 4, 8 and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, AID
secured by d trust deed.
Sc il Jas. NJ. TAYLOR L SON, Auo.s.
POSTPONEMkNT.- In consequence OF the
rain the above sale is postponed until lR! DAY,
the 2lst inst, at the same haC..
ADD IIONAL.
VIII be added to the above, Two Lots in square
No. 10, l32 BIZ les feet each, frontitg oa Everett
a Stockton streets,
Lcts Nos S and 10 on Decatur street. and Nos
-. y and IS on Bell and Adams ttreets having tae
usual front aud depth. J. NJ. I. " SON.
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iy r.. rs. Cook. Auct,r,
TRpsTEEs' SALE OF sToCK OF DRY

TEtSTEEs' SALE OF STOCK OF DRY
HATS. cars, FANCY ARriCLtS. Sc. Al
AUCTION By virtue of a esG of trust from A.
" ell Ia the subscribers, duly recorded IN the
Hastings Cont of the city Of Richmond. shall
proceed to sell. on THURSDAY, 20 h Inst at 10
q clock, az the store of 'aid Well. nth, be
tween Franklin and Grace streets. he entire stock
contained IN SAID 'tOre, consisting of a large va
rety Of fresh, seasonaDle nnt uOOps. CLOTH
ING. BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, CAPS, FANCY
ARTICLES, SHOW CASES, &c
At the same tIme will be sold the uuexpred
TIRES. &c.
TFTAS-Atl sums under $780, cash over that
paper. EDWARD Y CANnUN,t r.,
y. RUSENFELS, iluslees'
Sale conducted by r. b. oOK, Auct. sel0
- =, BQoTS. SHOES. HATS CAPS. &c AT AUG
LlHN.-en III URSDAY, attn inst at 10 o c "eA,
WI sell At the store OF T.. %. Heller, Esq who
Is GeclIniug bus ness. his entire stock of DIX.
bOOpS, b OIS, SHOES, HATS. CARS, 40.
anon 81 which Is large variety of fresh season
able articles; hn9 all srwed Boots, Caters, Wo
mf n 3 amt 'alidTen's Shoes, &c. The attention
al Tue tIade ~ requested.
ThRMs All sums OF $50, C ash; over that amount
60 days credit, Tor satlsiact ~ endorsed paper.
IS Il, 3, COOK. Auct'r.
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CHAM HIGH sCHOOL
CHAS. w. CRAWLEY, A. NJ.
THUS. J. GARDEN, A. Nj.

CHAS. w. CRAWLEY, A. NJ.
THOS. J. GARDEN, A Nj.
This Institution is within SIX hours travel from
Richmond, Petersburg, or Lynchburg, upon the
stage ute between Farmvi lie and buckingham
Court House, and far from any place of dIsSlpa-
ton. TE2MS:
Foreyery thing except lights 500 for 10 months
The desizn of this School il t. combine the mil
tarv with the common system of school tea hing
FfebraarS, Ig8t. Cail at the principal bnokstores
IN the State and 'ss TosF1as"9g Of the PSe4g9I
Sc ii-d3m curdsville p. O., Buckingham co.. Va
y l.. q. sALTEk E<GLisn AID
Between FIRST Az D sEC0ND'-T1e eighth
SESSION OF thus School Will commence MON pay,
7th September next, and close July 18th. 1861.
Course of instruction, thorough and comprehen-
sive, designed to prepare youths for College or
business.
For Greek and the Modern Languages, compe
tent assistance will be secured
Terms as usual. Circulars, specifying partcu-
lars, Will be furnished on application, or may be
"I az ~ Mrs aALTER viii also open PRIMARY
SCHOOL, al the same time and place, for toys
from Six to ten years of age. Terms: $50 ana
AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,.
vi ON BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN 10TH AND 1lTH.
Mrs PELLET will resume the duties of her
School N MONDAY, Der. %, and will he aided IN
all its departments by an efficient CORPS OF teach
ers.
Parents who entrust their children to her care
are assured t.at thew wall he Thoroughly grounded
all ths branches essential to flushed education.
TERMS maze known on application at her resi-
dence. an 10 2m
Il. AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
COr>s, Nam and lSt Streets, Richmond, Va.
The Fourteenth Session will commence on the
2ilh OF September, 1860
TEaAs- Per session, haJ session IN adrancs:
seni"i Eatish or Beginners in Latin 50 20
TIN. j eek, and Il CHER \. Ithematlcs ... CO o.
Modern Laugqages, BY Mons. PARD.GoS.... 20 70
DrawlnG, by J.HN 4. CALYo - .,........ 20 Oh
"a Appointments may be made with the Prin-
cipal by note through Post Once. au 30--ts
THE TENTH SESSION OF MISS TAZE.
L WELLS SCHOOL will commence the frat
dav OF October next, and close the first day of
July, 1851.
The best Assistant Teachers in each depart
ment have been eInolo ed Terms, as follows
For higher English Branches ..........-..-.. 2 80
For Primary .............-.. 30
LANGUAGES, each ........-....-. -,........ 20
Music Professors fees.
Al ir'i'"itt 'nforin ttion VIII te commitment ii
Oy ths ffino'psI; %. -.IL3aton, trace 81. eet to
tween Tin and Sth se6-lfa+
E'RsT. LASS NAE SCHOOL. at sane
: deIs hali half square from Mr.. Leiebvre's
9N Epu III r Bti . WEtN GRAGE an
l7TH. Is<TEUcTnBS:
y ], FEN tIUS, Principal.
T. +. CRUMP.
-----, French.
-, Drawing.
Th.accOHl Bioinii0HS sup r'or in sre,y respsct
LRIi.LING Will be continued
TsRNs Semi aanaalis IN advance 80 Ia $50
fppty Ia 5. r. pEEDLf On. 4th st, batresu
Nj ain md Franklin or az the school rooms.
all 25-lH
MRS, JUEtA L.. J.trN>ios Will reeu ne
lti the duties IF her SCHOOL on Mnndas 2i.b
Septe mber, atohsT house, On Sd street, b1t~. en-
Elalk kim and Grace. se lin
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A1ft~--t DAILY LINE OF PACKETS
ESTssr-sx@ TO SCOTTSVILLE.
TRI-W EkKLY through to l. Y NCHBUR 6,
] r X IN u 4 U n and BUCHANAN and TRl-
WEEKLY on the Opposite day $, making DAILY
LINE as far as SCOTISVILLE.
sH.PPING
g. FOR MOBILE AND PENSACOLA.

~ FOR MOBILE AND iCULA.
4sfsTsss The superior fast sailing schooner J. P.
.sS7S=s=a " ETHERILL, Capt. LINNEkIN, having
her cargo engaged will sail with quick dispatch !;
will lake some light ireig ht and few pass ers,
having superior accommodations for hight ireIgh
and pas age. Apply On boa d to
Sc list J. LINNERIN, NJ aSter.
20 FOR BOSTON-FIRST AND ONLY
Lr5@ PACKET-RlCHM0ND AND BOSTON
.saSAL LINE OF PACkErS.-The ilst SAILING
regular Packet Schooner 5. X. ALLEN, Captain
UBED BAKER, JR., having & portion of her cargo
engage and gong board, will have quick dis
patch. For balance of freight apply to
Sc l2-st DAViI Il Nh, CURRIE.
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n ~
So The subscriber being unable to attend to his
h Va, on account II his situation, IL desIr-
rous of selling ~ The Farm contains 1875 acres of
Land, III A lbemarle county, very compact, sltuat
81 near the Central RaIiTost, opposite KesWIck
Depot, distant halt pllle, and seven miles from
CA9TlOtteSvlIe li5 acres OF the Lard IE cleared
ana III good state of Improvement rs the p:ese ut
crops wilt show; and that not in cultivation is
well set IN clover, timothy, and other grasses
The land hes well. and the soli is adap ed 10 ali
the erops but more partlcu arls 10 wheat, toba
anu corn; Fifty acres are III v oods oak and pine,
principally oak-Onsinai growth. There are two
never failing streams OF water running through
convenient parts OF the Farm. The improvements
consist 81 two story framed buI ding, contair-
Ing three large rooms; four smaller suitable
Tor lodging Tooms several closets, pie tsaRt pas
SAKE, TWO porches. and a cool cellar, suitable for
keeping meats. butter. &c. There are all neces-
sary ont buildings, nearly all new having been
built In the last IL months. The dweilln1 mas, this
last sprIng, been thoroughly repaired and painted,
and Is situated IN the miGst of grove of large
oak and locust trees The situation is hl h and
healthy one and commands I teautlful view of the
cars when passing the South Mountains, HId sur
rounding country. There Is sPrlng of most eX-
0ellent water near the dwelling.
Possession can ue had by the purchaser any time
after the present crop is secured
Any one wishing to buy, Will please call on the
proprietor, residing on the farm, who will take
pleasure IN showing IL. The terms Will be made
accommodating.
For further particulars, address,
CHARLES h. TAYLOR,
keswlck Depot. Albemar'e CO., Va.
&
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DRY GnoD<, C RpET N q
I AkGk STUs n or
Il NEW "a l. l. GOODS


J MItLHiSFR X BROS.
We take plea sure To inform our friends end pa
irons ana The rubsc generally, ThaG Ne have
opened Very -xtensive assortment Of NV
bDoUS. adapted to the present add app, oachiug
season, and are eparet TO sell inem on TIE most
favorable terms and AT very low prices. Families
having purchases To make 10 any tnIng IN the Ifry
b"ods line VIII do well tu give cur stock exams
nation. II o. iy IL lind out ST v hat are seldng
80 bus ri w g canuof, N an aGNert seIsnl.
meTat even the reading sty !es oi GuC Us have
store. hut assure all that cur store rooms arc
cra" med and jammed iufi of good bari alns nd no
d, uDt will be with customers If they Low Their
Interest
Weseil tie best 5 / BLhCR SILK IN the CITY
We s. Il the b. 81 all wool FLAHNtL at Is cts.
We have the largest ana cheayest stock OF
FktNCH I'M RROfDt FRIES ia tae cuT
CARPETlN and X [ GS i" treat variety and
cheap. J. MlLLhiS Z u BRO
sc IL -2taw h6 F&W r I.S bTaaJ stTaet.
1860. fAL'' TRADE 1860.
SAM'L NJ PRICE L CO,
lM MAIN STREET k',hm0nd Virginia.
We are now receiving our ElppAss oil FALb and
INTER GOODS. embracing every vaIisiy Ia
had an this and the New E.Ik !. ark.t which y,u
be continually, increased d2Ting The season.
tGHU CLIO III Nc
Our stock of M GRO CLol Nc now com
pet. embracing Wig = and b + | LII GLO1 n,
i.lNSFE~ -tTINFFS oLANntlS ), and BioSn
SCI. Il NJ. tai,ES co
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rEUk Gu Hill ENGLISH, CLAsSI-
- CAL, MAIHEMATlCAL AND CONNER
ClAL SCHOOL. ON BROAD, BET W ZEN Nth
AN 2lsr STREETS.
Mr.. WILLS havIns dissolved his connection
with IL above School the exercises VIII M future
lie conducted by the subscrlter, apd will be re
sun!ed on MONDAY the Nth Sept
Terms, from $50 To 500 pay able semi annually,
IN advance.
re 6-lm' JNO NJ. WINFREE.
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vi COR. BROAD hN0 MAYO SITS.
The next session at this School will commence
On tne Let October, looJ, and al terminate the
51'h June, ia6l.
mr. OSWALD HEtNDRICH continues to teach
the Natural Soreness, Drawing, and Mathematics
Mons. BDULANus.. French.
IEF.s made KNOWN on application. So linz
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%ess FARM FOR SALE.-Intending 10 re
EfE move to Texas IN lew weeks, | offer for
---&& sale the FARM on which now reside, sitn
a;ed o1a II les tron Richmond, near the head of
NJ echaalcsvllie Turnpike, IN Hanover county
ca ntalLlng about 20 acres of Land Tha improve
ments consist IN part of a laree dwelling house
new barn a stable besides the usual outhous es
A lunheT description is cOnsIue red nnueCe ssary
as persons hing To purchase, Will Examine Tor
themselves. Post Office. Klclmond
u In IHNS " SYnNNR
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- -, DIlWinX.
TT, accommodations sup rior ir crew rsspset
IRIiLING Will be continued
TsRNs Semi Annually in advance s 80 To $50
ppty 10 5. r. pEHDLt On. 4th ST. between
NJ ain nd Franklin or az the school rooms.
su2S-Im
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~ nusin LEssONS.-MIss ELIZA A
al-AlE W Al kok viii continue I, i've lessons m
SRk GSlc on the PIANO. either at ths resi-
de aess Of b.r pupils. "r at her own, Ia Mrs DAB
sEY's BJafalng House, at thE corner of FTankhn
and tta stTees, 30 10 NV
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~ COUNTY OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PkI-
~~&a VA TEL \ - he devlsees of John Steger,
doc d, CHER Tor sac privately valuable TkAC /
OF LANp, iy ing on the Appumattux river. in the
county OF Amelia, hve miles from Matto1x Depot,
the Richmond and DaLvlite ma road, contain
ING. by es.ImltIOn 90 acres I lie and IS aQmI-
rably adapted 10 the production # Corn, Wheat
aud Iobacco and the TRACT is BEARDED as one Of
vlded into two tracts Ths neighrOrha mood is mos
exec lent. POSSESSION viii be delivered at once;
the devlsees reserving the right to cultivate and
4atLeT he growing crops If a satisfactory aTTaGge
m-nt cannot be made with the purchaser to take
tnen. The purchaser OF tue lend, If ne desires
them for his oWD use. can also chase a large
nuniber OF valulele SLAF Els. The Terms will be
made accommodating. Apply 10 WILLIAM r
pot, Amcha; or to X. ". SrEGrR, Mattoax De-
pct hmelIs. au 29--tf
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The case Of Rev. ]. d Harden

TRENTON, June 81 The Court Of Pardon OF
The state of New Jersey convened last event NJ,
the following gentlemen being present; the Gov
etn"r aud Chancellor, Judges Risley, Swain,
w God. COrneilson, Macombs and Kennedy
The first case which came up for consideration
was that OF Jacob ;. Harden, who was sentenced
by Judge Whelply 60 be executed on the 2Sth of
the 40 of March, 1859, in Anderson, Warren Co
New Jersey.
The father Of the condemned with several
friends were present, and an interview Of an hour
took place. Several papers were presented In be-
hair OF the condemned, &c. The Court after
consulting until halfpast nine o'clock adj ourned
over until this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Ii Is generally conceded that the Court will
not grant commutstion Of sentence. Should the
Court refus", an application will be made to Gov
Oiden 10 repcieve Harden. in order that he may
have further time to prepare TO die.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Especial disnafoh for The Star

BALTIMORE, June 22-The vote on The ador
non OF Stevenss substitute for majority report
was-yeas 100, nays $50. Eleven and a half
Sonthrrn elect raj vot s, with all New York
ling
fbe Mrs sppi seceders Were admitted. with
but ~ negative votes
TIE bogus delegates from Louisiana were sd =
United by yeas l53, nays 9S
The Con m tees Arkansas retolutiou wa.
adopted-yeas lel, nays %. On the second branch
yeas $50, nays 100.
On the admission of the Texas seceders the voc
was yeas $50, nays 2
The adm s ion Of Baysrd and WHITLEY from
Delawdre was carried without a division.
On turning out Hallett OF Mass aud So bstituting
liz. -
On turning out Cardee Of Missouri, and substi
tlung %. Falion the vote was l3S yeas ia NAYS
On the admission of the bogus dele ats from
Aldoama-yeas IA, nays IOI.
On the admission IF half regular and half bogus
"elegates from Georgia, the vote Is now bein4
ken
The majority in New York delegation of seventy
against seeeders last night the test question
was out four; so there seventeen votes from
New ork, SIX from Ohio, and three from In
d iana-in all, twenty-siK vOtng with Doug lasitas
uHdtr constraint Of the rule king Doug an
Vots IN Convention as at present constituted Ia
Voluntary and 20 constrs ined
4 hose " DO viii secede Will probab ly meet AZ
The MARYLAND Inst tute Hall this evening
Senator Douglas is said to have telegTapbed "a
his friends here 10 withdraw his name
w n w
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GEORGETOWN.
Corrssreadsses Of TSs S,a,.

4
GEORGETOWN, June -, 1890
Annexation TO Washington. most important
measure, deeply affecting the present interests and
future prospects Of Georgetown, is now being
eagerly discussed by her citizens, and without re-
eap'tulating the arguments pro and con or de
oanBg the merits of the question, we yet feel
bound as faithful chronicler Of events to state
Tor the benefit OF your readers how the matter
STANDS a, present. In the first place, there Is a
large nody Of our most respectable citizens and
property holders (they claim ma iorty) who be-
lleve that the best interests of our city will he
subserved by union with Washington. On the
other hand, as is well known, there is a party not
waning In influence, nor inconsiderable In num-
bers, they claim a majority also,) who can see in
annexation nothing but disaster and ruin, and
represent that retfocesson 10 MARYLAND is our only
road to political power and commercial prosper
n.y. Beside these, there is small but select band
OF conservatives, who adopt as their motto the
Latin sentence, "Qrieta HOn moUers," which
Bulwer translates, :" When things are quiet LET
them De quiet" These 90 old fogiesn as they are
unexpectedly called, say that ought to leave
wei enough alone, y and think it is better 70 have
Georgetown free GA little republic like San Ma
rno, as one OF our city fathers terms it, than to
SINK her independence, and become a suburban
ward OF growing city or an Insignificant county
town Of populous State.
Thls being the state of parties, a resolution was
originated In the Board of Aldermen providing
Tor the appointment Of Hon. James Dunlop, and
otnef gentlemen Of standing, a committee TO
confer with the authorities OF Washington as to
Corporation, after which they are to apply TO
Congress for the necessary legislation to enable
them to take the sense of the people, &C. a union
OF the two cities to be finally contaminated when
a majority of the citizens of each have agreed
thereto. This resolution passed both boards but
now comes the tug Of war. II is confidently ex-
pected that the Mayor will send message to the
boards this evening, with his veto of the resou-
tion, and his reason therefor. Besides, that miss
Ing memorial from the Fourth w ard has been
received and will be read Ii is said to contain
the names Of every voter in that precinct, with
four or five exceptions only Very great interest
Is manifested in the result by the friends of the
memorial and we consequently expect To see a
crowded "loboyh tonight That all engross ng
subject the Baltimore Convention, sinks into in
significance for the time. We will probably an
nOunce the result Tomorrow
There will be fine picnic at Analostan Island
next Thursday, by the Dumbarton- street M f
Sabbath School. See advertisement in another
column.
Mr.. Lewis Carberry, a highly esteemed and
aged resident, and surveyor here for a number of
years, died yesterday, after long and painful
illness
Just as we close our letter, we learn that the
residence of Mr.. Charles Z. Rittenhouse, on the
Heights, is on FIRE.
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From the Boston Daily Evening TraveIer
=, To DYsPRPTICs We would call the attention of
thuse VINO are afflicted with this terrible complaI nj
ID remedy which. from the modest way its merit
are set forward, mi ght be overlooked by many. IL
anordS great relief aud is, in almost every instanse
ceriain cure; We allude to the Oryg, mated Sir
,,9,S, sold by Messrs. Seth w. Fowle d Co. las
" ashlngton street. This is not heralded by n ma $
oi uhuieanlng certificates from persons unknown To
the pubic, but few well chosen testimon ais from
members OF Congress, and some of our first meT-
chants and city officers who have been cured by it's
use, and whose names are familiar 20 every Bos-
tonan are sure evidence ofits efficacy. For d. VS.
cary stores. f
sale by NJ. ID. Gilman, s. c. Ford irS r. Watt
u Stott, John Schwarze, NaiIn & Palmer Wash
lngton, and BY dealers everyWhere ie 10 Iw r