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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-02
S p e cia1 n o ice s.
M A 8 o NJ I Q

IVI "a - y ~ Z -
n Trinity Lodge, No. ~, F "A. M.-Hold
w their re gular communications at Masonic
+" HALL, Weaverville, on the last Monday Of
each month.
mss- Hour of meeting 6 o'clock, Pm.
I've. Fl. J. SEAMAN, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-02

AN Eastern Self Examining Society has pro-
posed the following queries:
Does it cost anything to print newspaper
How long can printer afford to furnish pa
per without pay?
Do printers eat, drink and wear clothing?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-02
The Recall.
BY VI II s. II + VI A y s .

Der the far hlue mountains,
Der the white sea-fOam,
Come, thou long parted one!
Back to thy home.
When the bright fire shinetb,
Sad looks thy place;
While the true heart pineth
Missing thy face.
O'er the far blue mountains,
Der the white sea-foam,
Come thou long parted ones
Back TO thy home.
Music is surrowful
Since thou vert gone
Sisters are mourning thee
Come TO thy own !;
Uark the bome-voices cali,
Back to thy rest!
Come to thy fathers hall,
Thy mothers breast !
Der the far blue mountains,
Der the white sea-foam,
Come, thou long parted one.
Back to thy home
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-02

LOYALTY OF THE CATHOLIC CuuRCH.--One of
the most beautiful and admirable qualities OF the
Church Of Rome is its loyalty, says the st. Louis
Express. How proudly and malestically it rears
lis head above faction how calmly and consist
emily it sustains itself amid revolution. In the
midst of turbulence it is always peaceful--in the
midst of anarchy it is always orderly-ln the
midst of destruction it is always conservative,
and in the midst of treason it is ever loyal IL is
this that has preserved it amid civil contentious
and bloody wars as a monument OF the goodness
OF God and the sagaoity of man, that distinguish
es it as the wsest and noblest, as it is the most
ancient, in the world, and that makes 1t as great
and respected now, as, in the words OF Maoaulay,
it was before " the Saxon had set foot on Britain
before the Frank had passed the Rhine when
Greecian eloquence f1ourshed at Antioch when
camel-leopards bounded in the Flavian amphi-
theatre"
We have been led to these few remarks by
reading the address of Bishop Purcell on the in
anguration night of the Catholic Institute in
Cincinnati, which we take pleasure in publishing
herewith -
EXTRACT FROM THE ADDRESS OF Archbishop
PURCELL.- Everywhere throughout the world the
clouds hang in darkness 1t would seem as if
the death-knell of our glorious Union had already
been heard that 1t was to be dismembered and
torn into fragments {; that State would part from
State and cities from the States to which they
belong.
Oh what is the treason of those men who
thus sacrifice the noblest hope of man? And
who is there that would not lay down his life a
willing sacrifice TO preserve the Union of these
States Union which is modelled after that of
our church, which allow every man the largest
liberty in doing right, and only restrans him
when he attempts evil.
The Catholic Church is conservative, and
around the one idea of union all its principles
revolve and gravitate. What is the principle of
secession but the carrying out of the principle
OF private judgement! There is an incident re-
corded in holy writ, in which it is stated that,
when dead body was found upon the highway,
all those whose steps led from the spot were
brought to the corpse and made to swear that
they were not murderers If it should be
that the Union is to be severed, every Catholic
in The land may come, and, extending his hand
over the bier, say -" am guiltess of its death!'
When you look around this hall and see the
beautiful stars and stripes which adorn it, pray
oh pray that the hideous rattesnake may never
sting them. but that the rattlesnake of secession
may be crushed to death. even as the ever blessed
Mary crushed the serpent that caused our fall.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-02
Mrs. i" in s1o w q,

An EXPERIENCED NURSE and Family Physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teathing. which greatly
facilitates the of teethng by softenng the gums
reducing all inflammation alay al pain and is sure to
regulate the bowels Depend upon it. mothers, it viii
give yourselves and relief and health 10 in
fants prefecty safe in all See advertisement in
another column. m.12l7,s.n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-02

STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, l. 0.
o. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Monday of each month at Odd Fellows
Hall, I" Clifford g" building, Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
I've. w. ii. BACHELDER, S.
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Further e. the Overland Mail

FoRT KEAENKY, Aug. 3-San Francisco papers
Of the gath ult. state that the Brtcknr dgG SIate
Convention nominated J. X. Mcconnell Tor Gov
ernor; Jasper O'Farrell for Lieut.. Governor; J. r.
supposed the convention will modify iu platform
50 that IL will shun sympathy with the sec-sso on
cause. The nomination Of this ticket divides
the democratic party, IL was last year, and
ders republican victory in September highly
probable.
AT meeting Of the citizens Of Irish birth, held
at San Francisco, Il was resolved 20 send the re-
mains Of II. b. McManus TO Ireland by way Of
New York; the funeral recession 20 take place
here On the 10th Of August, ard the remains 70 be
Forwarded by the steamer on the 2lSt
Oregon dates have been received 70 the 18th.
and advices from British Columbia md w osh-
ton Territory 70 the 18th $1,000 arrived at Port
land on the 18th, from the Nezpores gold mines
The Osegonlan Of tue 18th SAYS there viii proc.
tober. The miners at work are generally doing
well At the Congressional election In Washing
ton Territory, Mr. Geriteld the democratic Union
ticket was ahead, % far IN bad been he ard from.
Mr.. Borden, late u. ). cOmm!ssIOIer % the
Sandwich Islands, and Mr. BrsvtOn, late u >.
consul st Lahama, have arrived At san Francisco.
On the 18th Of June, Mr.. Borden introduced his
Montgomery, commanding the u. =. Pacific
squadron, and the captain and officers OF q. :.
steamer Lancaster, then la Ho1olulu haToor. On
the 18th the steamer Lancaster sailed for Panama
direct. On the sane day the steamer Surprise
sailed for yapsn.
There were only "a whaling vessels cruising in
the North Pacific this season, and Of these about
10 are expected to sail for Atlantic ports before
winter
The American residentsst Honolulu have caught
the fag-fevef Of the DAY, and display the Amer
can bunting In profision.
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From Gen. Banks' Column.

SANDY Hook, Aug. 5-ThI. morning James
McGodtiek, OF Company ., Colonel Gesry's Penn
svlvania l2s'hl Volunteer Regiment, was scci-
Fugitive contrsbands from the surrou ndine
country In Maryland frequently come into camp.
declaring their owners to be secessionists No
restraint has hitherto been placed upon them, and
10 10 not vet known what course will be pursued
In regard to them. Ii hes bern suggested oy some
OF the ON ers that judictous course would be 70
nofify tneir owners Of their presence here, aud
store them when the latter shall appear and take
tue oath OF htelty 10 the United States, renounc-
Ing all other allegiance, particularly In relation
their fidelity Is corro6Orated by general reputa-
ton.
Movements Of a suspicious character were dis
covered by some Of our pickets last mig bt some
distance up Pleasant Valley, indicating activity
and concert among the secessionists there, many
OF whom are wealthy and Of high respects bility.
Two contrahands came into the camp OF the
Pennsylvania q last night where thsy sti l re-
main. They assert theiT master In q raak secs
sionist.
About eighty Of Col M,pn's recusant members
returned TO camp yesterday, and were prOfessed-
ly willing 10 take the mil tary ozth; but when
brought this morning TO be sworn in ali out forty
two declined. Those refusing were immediately
stripped OF their uniforms and sent forward 90
Hsnisourg rndrr gusrd, where they will be dealt
with according 70 law. IL 10 probable this reRi-
ment W II be filed up by com panies already Of
gained In Pennsylvania.
A strong cavalry which went into Virginia on
Saturday bad not returned TO quarters this morn
ing Forage was sent them Yesterday.
About half past ten this morning some excite
ment was caused by a continued and rapid hring,
apparently from the summit and southern side Of
Maryland heights, az II from two considerable
bodies Of skirmishers. The long roll Yves beat.
and every regiment within hearing was under
arms In few moments. Tue sequel proved that
the Massachusetts Twelfth having obiained per-
mission TO skirmish, proceeded 70 the wooded
slope near the base Of the heig ho without notice.
and the echoes from these cliff reverberating,
gave an idea Of Q rebel response from the heights
above
Corporal Alonzo Crow, Of the New York stA,
died Yesterday Of typhoid fever. His body, from
scarcity Of ice here, will be inferred here. He
was q native Of Yonken
A pavmaster arrived here to-day with funds for
the ant Of the VorE 9th
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Frem F.rtrr,. ,,saf..,

FoErREss MONROE, Aug 4-fhe Vermont
Regiment sails for New Haven early 20 morrow
morning A considerabl number Of the Seventh
New York Volunteers leave at the same lime.
It'll said that Col Bensdix has resis aed, but he
still remains at Newport News. More order and
disci pine prevails there since the prohibition Il
intoxicating drinks
Hereafter all packages sent 70 Old Point belong
Ing TO the officers and privates are 20 be examined
by the Provost Mafsh and the tpirtuous hq uOrs
found In them turned over 70 the hospital. Gene
raj Butler has set coed example IN sending bono
various cases OF wine and liquor forwarded 20
him presents.
The steamer spauldIng will convey 70 Boston
the celebrated steam gun captured near Bait more
Professor LaMOuntain has discovered that Con
federates are mounting two very large guns on
Sewell's Point probably with the idea Of annoy
ing The shipping at Old Point, IL not the forvess
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In Georgetown, on the 5th instant, WILLIE,
Inf mt son of Riley A. and Ia rah r Shinn.
The funeral will take plIoe from the residence Of
his pa. eDts No. 80 Green street, q, 10 a m. Wei
n sd y, August7 The friends and acquaintance
OF the family are Invit ID to ate nd with ut further
notice.
Monday night, August S, Mrs MARY Md.
In the 6Ith year of her age
Friends and relatives of the deoeasef aud her
ii2-. the funeral, which wi take plsc. TO morrow
(Wedn soay) afternoon q half pas, O'Clock from
th residence OF her son iD-I-w. Lieut. Egbert
Thompson, U, :. A.. No. 616 Marylsnd av.
On the 9Th instant, at Ia fpsst 2 90 ock IN the
OF vii IAN F. ana Emsins Bris coe, aged 10 months
and DAYS.
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ssu,h-rn Rlxnu Les,..save Cspeas.

FREpKRIcK, Aug. 5-The Southern rights
members Of the Legislature held fully afsesdod
caucus tonight, az the senate ehsmbes, add
adopted resolutions 10 call convention Of the
friends Of peace throughout the state N opposed
70 the policy Of the standardization, 20 ssseu1-
the purpose Of nominating candidates for Cover
nor and Comptroller 81 the Treasury and Com
missioner Of the Land once. They also determ-
ined upon issuing an address 70 the PeuPle OF
Aaryland, 10 be signed BY all the southefn nsn"
meulhers
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Holloway PILLs.-lBdIgesiIon, Stomach and
Liver complaints. These MEDICINES " Ill cure the
most Co hrmed cases of dyspepsia and disorders
Of the stomach and liver Ther have restored more
suffering dyspeptcs to aotuai and permanent hea IN
than the other ephermeral "spsc nos" united.
They have stood the test OF fifty years experiences
1h-N ease the appetite, nv gOTate the stom aoh
and puffy tbs liver. In bowel com 1lalrtI hey are
equally efioscl1us and for sick and nervous head
aches they stand unrlvaled Sold by all Urug gists
az $50 Z, $50 and 81 per box. au6iy
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HsrytbIs Accident.

BosroN, Aug. 4-LasI eseatLs kilen keery,
about twenty wears Of age, In the employ OF Jane
son Il Richardson, eating house keepers oy some
mishsp fell into the basement Of the ouiioing,
upon a shafting driven by steam, and was In
SANITY crushed and torn out Of human identity
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noTsoH.-Dis1ic. Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be Inherited In the BALrIxoaE Sun are received
n and forwarded nom The STAR Once.
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Tn, N.rwe.ia.'s Mails.

MONTREAL, Aug. 4.-The United Kingdom
ole red 90 the Norwegian's nails and dlspsle hes
and $50 90 IN specie from the schooner Onward.
The dispstches were landed al Father Point by q
pilot boat tins afternoon. The North American
took ont S2OO.UO0.
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ANOTHER GREAT ENTERTAINMENT, in the way
Of fun and magic, at Odd Fellows Hall tonight
Wyman never fails to astonish, whenever he holds
forth.
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COusHs:-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial aud Asthma.ie
AfscttosS. Experience having proved thst simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken the early STAGES of the disease, recourse
s.ouH at once Be had 10 e" BrowH'S BroaekiaI
TIocheS," or LOzeDSes, let the Cold, Cough, or lr-
rtstion OF the ThroSI ne ever slight, SIS BY this
prec% dtlon more serious attach ma be eeof nally
garded of. Public Speakers and StagerS will find
them ehectus for clearing and enEtheGInr the
voice, See advertisement. de l-ly
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LounvILLE, Aug. o.-The State election took
place yesterday.
The Union majority in this city 10 ak thousand
Ex-Governor Merriweather and Hon. James b.
Clay, have been defeated for the Legislature.
A nephew Of General Anderson, Of Sumter
fame, lie elected in Franklin county.
The Union majority In the State 10 larger than
at the Congressional election
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The BUSINESS of Army Shinn, being suspend
ed In consequence Of a death In the family Of one
Of the firm, will be resumed on tomorrow after
noon. IL
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COMMISSIONED Nicholas Callan and Thomas
Carberry, Esqs., yesterday received their commits.
slons as Justices OF the Peace for the county of
Washington.
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TREASURY BUILDING The workmen are now
engaged In paving the south yard of the Treasury
extension with large smooth slabs Cf New York
on brick piers Laid In this manner they will
not prevent the uneven surface caused by the
action Of frost on slabs laid in the usual manner
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WHITEHURsT, i3i Pennsylvania avenue, is sell.
Ing views Of military encampments and like
nesses OF distinguished men. Licensees of many
Of the slain the recent battle can be obtained al
this gallery. See bis card Photographic. 3t*
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Heavy faIIares al >rw srE
NKw foRK. Aug several heavy fsilsrst
among stock brokers are rumor~d on the street 10
day.
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uThcugh TIE star 10 printed on The fassesa
sam press In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
large % 10 require Il 10 b. put 70 press at an
ea1iy houT; Advertisements, therefore, should he
snt In before II o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until Tie nert day.
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F..r P,r,.n. Dr.wr.d.

NkwAkK, Aug Frank Baker. Alisa Do
asker, aud Me-. Zleid, and his soa, years old
we're drowned on toe Psssaic river this afsernocn
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ARRIVAL OF 1NDIANiASs.-Last night, about 30
invalids Of tbs Twenty-third Indiana Regiment,
now stationed at Sandy Hook, arrived In this city
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EvERETT GUARDS This fine company com.
pleted Its organization list night by electing the
following officers: Maurice Tucker, Captain;
lanes Narrower, First Lieutenant; jeremiah
O'Leary, I'd do I; and George Aurgerton, Orderly
Sergeant. The Guards will be mustered into the
service in a few DAYS
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TONIGHT Miss Baxter whose beauty and ac-
compliments have been enthusiastic lily dwelt
upon by the press Of New York, will give a
poeticai reading at the National Hotel toni ht
Such an entertainment will be most acceptable at
this time Of dearth in the way Of mental recre-
aliOn.
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To The AYRLIcTRDEBe sure to read the adver-
:ssnert of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial AND
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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PROVISIONS.

II ~ Aus fat- 81 'Nf'tfA- 80
as ''. oArsssn a NM ( sc :. d Il L,
na Corner FilJe Ipth Al s4a Nsfmoat sss
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IFS ST. WARRINGTON ST n
IL STOVE HOC USE. III
267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 261
CAMP EQUIPMENTS Of every variety. STYLE
and finish, co stantly on h and, and for szf. at
prices comparing with any reIail house south Of
TN, sH EET-IRON, or COPPER WORK
made to order at the shortest notice
All goods guaranteed to be as r. presented on
sale. Gail at
JAMES SKlRVING'S
WdshtsFtoa Steve Gratis, Raage, Rot-aiT Fxynaes,
TA, Shess Iren AID Copper Ware MaHxfactry,
NO. 261 Pennsylvania Avenue,
jy 50 cow Corner of Eleventh Street.
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DIED,

PKNNIEs.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange ~ the Star Office counter.
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RKADKR, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. ResS it, 1t will interest you.
An 2n-a0iy
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTOMT,

g Sn0A IN VIRGINIA BANK NOTES
S1,OOO and GeorgerOyn CORPORATION pay alb Q
Ia VIrgInIs notes. wanted, at q far rate OF dis
cnunt. for District Bank Notes Gold, or in ex
charge for Groceries q: my regul retail prices.
Apply southeast corner .rIdge snd High streets,
georgetown, sig r OF the U s. Flag.
Gu If w, n. TENNEV,
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The PROCLAMATION Of the Mayor requiring
dogs to be muzzled, does not seem 70 meet desir.
able attention at the hands of the owners Of canine
property, Such being the case, we doubt not the
police will be instructed to deal with such ami
mails after the summary fashion requisite Sew
eral mad dogs have been killed In the Seventh
Ward within a week, one Of them after IL had
bitten two children, and a number Of other dogs
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CENTRAL GUARDHOusE This morning there
were no cases for trial. Charles Clark. a soldier,
was arrested for being drunk and disorderly by
policeman Gormley, and John Graham, brought
In for safe keeping, were both turned over to the
Provost Marshal. Two dodgers were accommo-
dated The arrests by the military police were
not as numerous as during two nr three DAYS
previous, tae number OF soldiers visiting the CITY
contrary to orders having been greatly reduced
by the enforcement Of the regulations.
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GOING HoNE.-This evening, the Third Regi-
ment Of Connecticut, Colonel Chatfeld, leave for
their homes, their term Of service having expired
Many Of them, however, intend to return again to
the war, after they shall have visited their fsmi-
lies and we may soon lock for the hardy Connec-
ucut boys In our encampments again.
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Tor RENT-The north HOUSE of the row of
L new Jour story houses on Fourth ct between
ID and T. Sta, No. 3ss, fronting the City Hall
square; Possssslun given immediately. Apply 70
WILLIAM II. PHILLIP, Attorney st-Law, No.
40 Louisiana avenue, ma m -eotf
HANDSOMELY. FURNISHED ROOMS
II -Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
With gas and water, and convenient TO the patent
snd Post Ofhce Departments, for rent. Apply at
a90H Massachusetts svenue, north side, between
eth and 9Th etc. m.as
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NOTICE night a small C0LURED
from my re- dance, No, 545 y street, by woman
named May BIZ. who is pow IN jail The girl has
who hereby warns all p r Ons from harborng the
said 81 (; her name is Mary Geneva Hill. The
subso iber viii be OBLIGED to any one who will re-
turn her or enable him to get her again.
au H-Str WIN. Il, DOWNING.
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No MoRR VISITORS To THE PAwSBR.-Until
recently, visitors have beer admitted upon the
sooP-of-war Pawnee, now lying of Alexandria
and numbers have availed themselves of the op-
portnnity to examine this trim little vessel On
Sunday, however, shortly after some ladies who
called upon their sailor friends had departed the
legs OF sid sailors suddenly herame unstable and
got tangled up In q manner highly unbecoming
Hons OF Neptune OF course the officers could not
permit spiritual" communication with terra
frlna, and mediums no longer enjoy the felicity
OF communicating personally with their friends
the sailor lads as they swing In the shrouds look
longingly but In vain for the delightful inter-
course with the "little brown Jug" Of other days
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

GENrLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
north of Pa. 81. ausSs
EOa RENT-Thr.e vtll-furni. ned P0ONs
up s,s {. 10 had BY applying 81 WN. PETER
SoN :, s9S IeEta 81. 80 81.
FURNISHED Rooms To RENT, in q most
u deSrshie iooatlon, hut q few moments walk
I ON "ili:rts' Hoisi Inquire st All ThiT-
tenth st between q and h. sus-sIs
A FARM, of about 30 acres, with timber and
"A esred laads orchsr q, d ceiling and ba-n, IN
Maryland, for sa' or exchange for other real or
personal estae: United States, state, aud railroad,
or other stocks notes, bonds, or other securitIes
lnqulre al No. 490 Massachusstts sv. ~ 2s-u
HOUSES FOR RENT-No. as and No. 1T on
H the south side OF Indiana euHe. both Of them
very large and convenient houses, with good sta
bling and carrisgs-houses.
Also, the commocious and large House, No. SIS,
on hppy n To- fH sds siLses No 400
enth street. Nv ~ 2svtf
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT
~ Metropolis Viee, the residence of tRe late
tde Center Market. Washington The fam con-
tains 40 acres of vhioh 80 acres Of arabic and,
vel sdapted TO the growth Of grain. clos er and
Ipoth'. The improvements consist OF q large
oiok dwelling. oaTr. age house. stable, &o. This
so d"Ighlful situation for q sumner resIdenoe,
ARC me house suItN T. accommodate bosrders.
ne Ia m Will be rented from nov ii tins LIST OF
January 1863, or the hou se alone, If de -lred.
nj or o. ruIsner partIeuIsIs INQUIRE Of J. MID
jy l6zav2w-
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GSA REWARn-Taken from the vicinity of
DOV the Post Ofhoe on the evening of ~
the Slst Of July, lay HORSE and two IN
seated CARRIAGE Whoever will return GA
said prop erty or give if rmation whore il NAV be
found. shall receive SIS, and sl5 additional will be
given for the convict on Of toe tn (.
WIN FANON, Chief Clerk.
Navy Department, august 6, 1861,
aus s. (RepuD. q lnteLI