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Especial Dispatch to the Star
NEw YORK, July 3-The steamship Persia,
with Liverpool dates to the 2ld Of June, has ar
rived at this port
The proceedings In Parliament are I'm pOrtant
Lord John Russell announced that France had
rejected the proposition Of Austria and Spain that
the Catholic powers should act In concert in
maintaining the temporal power Of the Pope. He
also said that Spain has given a pledge that,
whether 81. Domingo shall be annexed or not,
slavery shall not be introduced into the Island.
A meeting has been held In London for the
benefit Of the fugitive slave Anderson and his
kinsmen in Canada. He explained the necessity
for killing the man to so effect his escape The
meeting fully endorsed the act. A monster meet
ing on behalf Of Anderson 10 to be held at Exeter
Hall on July2.
The rumor Is revived that the Gar intends to
visit Napoleon at Chslon's camp.
1t 10 reported that Mr. Dayton, United States
minister, had demonstrated against the assimla
ton OF the Southern States with Italy, in an arti
Gle recently published In the Pauie and the Mont
teur.
The Southern Commissioners were in Paris
The French Government will hold no communi-
cation with any except the Government at Wash
ington.
Capt Russell, who went out on the Great
Eastern, on behalf Of France, is said to have
expressed the opinion that the reunion Of the
North and South Is impossible.
The Bourse acknowledgements eighty-fve.
There 10 no official announcement Of the recog-
milton Of Italy by France. IL 10 asserted that
France sent an announcement Of recognition to
all the representatives Of foreign courts.
The Pope 10 again i'll.
1t 10 stated that Portugal refuses to acknowledge
the new Kingdom Of Italy.
The upper House of the Hungarian diet has
unanimously agreed to forward an address to the
Emperor.
LATEST PER PKRsIA.-The rumored death Of
the Sultan is denied.
Agitation In Hungary IL Increasing, thirty
thousand men were concentrated near Perth.
The disaffecton Is Increasing at warsaw.
An immense fire commenced In London on
Saturday night. 1t ragged all night, and de-
stroyed Cotton's wharf and the ranges Of ad-
joining warehouses In TooleY street borough.
Four thousand bales Of American hops were de-
stroyed. The destruction Of property 10 30 great
that the prices Of many articles will be effected
thereby. Six lives Were lost, including that Of
Mr.. Braidword, the Chief Of the Fire Brigade
MELBOURNE, April 1.-THE mail steamer Tas-
manian was wrecked at Waitard Bent. Part Of
the crew murdered by the natives.
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GEORGETOWN.


GEORGETOWN, July 5, 1861
Inc annual commencement Of Georgetown Col
although In the present excited state OF the public
mind II was deemed prudent To dispense with the
usual order Of exercises, yet the occasion was a
most interesting one
Magruder, Nd; C. Percy La Roche, Pa The
degrer Of A. b. was conferred on Frank A Rudd
Va Gsbriel A. Fournet, La; George Murray, ID.
Lassalne p. Briant La William 8. Snow,
Barrett, Ga; Isaac Parsons, Va william F.
9uioksali, d. John J. Elliott, b c.; William
Beresford Carr, La.
At the late commencement Of the Medical De-
partment Of this College, held February o. 1861
the degree Of M. ID. was conferred on Louis c.
hootee, No ]. NJ Buckley, Ohio; w W. Hays,
Md A. r. Barry, Md; Charles Mccormick, D.
CT Charles Allen, Va w. Gardner, N. c.; J.
was conferred on John NJ. Evans, Wakes
A number Of fine premiums were then awarded
to deserving students by Rev. John Early, Presi-
dent, and honorable mention made Of many who
LETT before the examination.
We are glad to see the announcement at the
end Of the catalogue that the school will reopen
on the FIRST Monday In September
The examination of the Junior male department
Of Georgetown school, Miss Jewett teacher, took
place on Monday afternoon, and OF the senior
female department, Mrs. Farquhar teacher, yes
terday afternoon. The progress made by the
pupils Of both schools 10 very rapid, and the ex-
animation reflected credit on teachers and pupils
Several mem ers Of the Board of Guardians that
indefatigsble friend Of education, Mr.. Anthony
Hyde, and several friends Of the school, were
present on both occasions
Several officers Of companies In the neighbor-
hood, and many citizens, have requested us again
to call attention to the promiseoxs firing of arms
by soldiers encarnped In this vicinity. Many mar
row escapes have been reported, especially in the
Cambridge nsighborhood; and one day this
week a negro woman, who was peddling :" pies
and thingsn at the camp Of the Second Michigan
Regiment, met the same misfortune as the recian
hero Achilles, by being wounded In that promi.
nent feature of a darkey-tbe heel.
The First Georgetown Battalion, under Major
Hollingsworth, stationed at the Chain Bridge, on
the Virginia side, have several times recently
been called to arms by the appearance Of rowing
bands Of cessonsts seen by their pickles The Sc
troops have for more than a month been In an ad
vdnced position, and are becoming fine soldiers
by the constant care and vigilance necessary for
their safety.
When 50 many States, cities. and towns South
Of Mason and Dixon's line are repudiating II
gives great pleasure to state that Georgetown Il
now paying the interest due on her stock I'm cur.
rent funds.
We hope tomorrow will be properly celebrated
by our citizens, and that the rational Gag will be
displayed from every dwelling, If 1t should be
only banner six inches by four.
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Movement for n New Atate Government An


LOUISVILLE, July l-rhe proceedings OF the
East Tennessee Union Convention have been re-
ceiVed here. All the counties were represented
except Rhea.
The declaration OF grievances alleges that the
rlgnt OF Tree suffrage has been obstructed by dis
union government; that they have BEEN subjected
70 Insult, their nags fred upon and torn down,
tnelt houses rudely entered their families insult
60, tneir women aud Chi dren shot by merciless
sidlery, and their citizens robbed and assassina-
rni ana That In view Of thee facts they have re-
solved that the action Of the State Legislature in
ssing declaration Of Independence and in
forming a military league with the Southern
Confederacy, was unconstitutional, and not bind
Ing upon loyal citizens; that In order TO avoid
conflict with their brethren, a committee be d.
pointed to prepare a memorial, asking the con
sent al the Legislature that the eastern part OF the
State may form a separate government
Arrangements are being made for holding an
election In the counties Of East Tennessee 70
choose delegates to general convention to be
held at Kingston
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
BATTLE AT HOCK'SRIvER-Ro OF
The sECESsIONISTS-THE CAMP
IN The HANDS OF GENERAL PAT
fERSON-S TONES ADVANCE TO CO.
OPERATE WITH PATTERSON.
Especial dispatch to the Star. ]

Especial dispatch to the starl
WuLIAMsPoRr, MD July "A messenger
nom Hooks river ION the other side Of the Poto-
mac) has just arrived here, bringing news Of
considerable battle at that point, between Gen
Pattersons advance and the portion Of Gen John
sons disunion army commanded by Gen. Jack
son-four regiments, three Of infantry and one Of
cavalry. The disunionists were beaten, retiring
Precipitately and leaving Patterson In command
Of the field, including their camping ground
Pattersons loss was three killed and ten wounded
while thstof the enemy is believed to be much
larger, though there is absolute certainty as to
the extent Of his loss.
Col. Stones command IL being anxiously
looked for to advance above Hsrpsr's Ferry, OF
to that immediate neig hborhood, TO cooperate
with Gen. Patterson. Among his (stone 's) troops
| sfe the New York Ninth, the New Hampshire
First, the Pennsylvania First, and ave compa-
nies Of Col. Cakes Pennsylvania Twenty-fft re-
gimenis, all among the best troops now In the
service.
You have doubtless learned from other sources
that army crossed the river near here
six O'Clock this morning. He must have surprised
Jacksons command, from the (rumored) precipi-
fancy OF the laters retreat; unless his orders were
not to offer serious battle but to fall back at once
In case Patterson got the Virginia side Of the
river In heavy force. As yet hardly know from
conflicting rumors, whether the al rir was a
light "a substantial one) or a foot-race," az at
Phillippa.
THE LATEST
HAsERsrows, July 3.-There were killed In
the fight yesterday, George Drake and another
man unknown, both belonging to the Wisconsin
regiment. -Four were wounded, belonging to
the Eleventh Pennsylvania regiment.
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Arrival from Caltfsruts.

NKw YoRK, July 3-The steamer Northern
Light IL below with San Francisco dates to I'D
June. The Sonora sailed on the 10th with
81 ,a44 900 In specie for New York.
The Republican State ticket II now complete.
Most Of the candidates are natives Of New York.
: Gen. yohnston 10 reported 10 have resigned his
commission, and % about 10 start overland for
TENS, with 50 califesnians, TO aid the southern
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Movements in KentuckI and Tenns.,se

LOUISVILLE, June 3O-Thomes Browne a. Co.
bankers OF this CITY, have suspended Their
Liabilities are not large
Col. Rosseaus regiment will 90 into camp to-
morrow Recruiting has been very successful
aud company Of artillery has been formed for
the regiment.
Messrs wicklfe, 6rider, Mallory, Harding
ana jackson, members elect OF Congress. left at
noon to day for Washington, via Cincinnati
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AUCTION SALES.
BIZ BARNARD Z BUCKLEY, Aucuoneer

Georsaoscn, ID. c.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF FAMI
LIZ DEcLININo HousKKEEPTse On FRIDAY
MORNING, July 5th, at 10 O'Clock a. M, we vii
sell 1t the residence of Mr.. T. J. Robinson, or
Congress. near West street, We name 10 part
Mahoeany Sofa. = ush seat Chairs. 0I-
Dining and Chamber Chairs and Rocker,
Extensio and othar Tables,
PsrloT. Stair and Chamber Carpets, Rugs,
Crumb Cloth. Hat Rack, Whalpot,
marble-tOp Centre Taels, Oilcloih,
Mahogany Redsteads, Walnut do, 60,
Dressing Bureaus: Walnut Wardrobes,
Spring and Shuok Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Bolsters, TO-,
Cooking, X sdlator and AR tight Stoves
!, OF OF Kitchen Utensils,
Gas Fixtures for s Rooms
Terms cash.
70 jy I'D BARNARD hickey Auots
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,

=, ALL WATER TAKERS are Hereby sofiGed
that their Water Rents for the year commenciug
ONCE
The following 10 the Law of the Cooperation sin
relation 10 delinquent watsr-tekers,"vix. .
In eli cases OF tbs non payment Of the water
rent for thirty days asr the same 10 due and pay
able, the Water Registrar shall notify ths rur-
vsyQr OF such define uency, and the said PurvsyoF
shstl discootinns the supply ef vsssr im!sdistey
not SLOW IL 70 b again used in saia de inquent's
Premises except on Notification By the Water Re
the eseense Of outing OF and restoring the dow Of
" alter" 90
The law will DO enforced.
hi-im tIstsll1 Wsssr kssi1tisr,
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

U. 8. PENrKNriARy,
Wash ng.os, yxne q, 1851.
Proposals will be received until O'Clock on the
District Of Colum ia with the following articles
until the SOth day Of Juno 1862:
5000 pounds fresh beef
600 do oorned beef
5000 do mIddlngs Of bacon
$50 bushels potatoes
81 barrels navy beans
2 hog sheads rice
II barre molasses
50 do common brown sugar
$50 pounds cofTee. unsround
1907 do black tea
10 boxes black psppsr
IL barrels vinatar
1,GOpOunds brown soap
81 barrels soft ap
l5O bushels corn meal
100 tons white q n GOAL
Is do cumberland coal
I5D cords pins wood
$50 do oak wood
SO bushels oats.
all Of the articles named in the above list
Bidders are required to furnish samples of the
articles las near as oan be done) they propose to
furnish.
The articles must be delivered at the Penitentis-
~ In such quantities and at suoh times may be
fhe right is reserved of ordering a greater or
lesser OF each and every articls
Tor, as ne public service may req uire.
BONDS, with security to be approved BY the
Board OF Inspectors, Hil he for the faith
full perfOr nance of the contract
Proposals must he endorsed Proposals for Sup
Eamed above, q. none will be- oonsldsred that are
sent In alter that tlmo.
tho.s, dhf ip tha. may ,. required BY
at Psnte atiary. -Tf-'e
By oder of the Board of inspectors.
Je@-td Ii. j. KING, Warden.
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CsnsresslssaI kIees,s.

PHLABEIPHiA, July 2-Col. Riddle, Demo
cratic Union candidate, has been elected to Con
grea 10 the second Congressional district by III
majority. ~ iast -"
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NorIcI.-DaHict Of Columbis Advertisements
% Be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
At and forwarded nom THE STAR Once.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
7 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IL Pose OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, ID. c.,
for the month ending June 80, 1861,

:; II Persons applying for letter. IN The following
they may not receive them.
Disco. MIS-. Ema Hopkins Mis-, N sordsn, sinsah
Buu.dss, Mrs L Hswsu, Mrs Mary Stevens, Miss Mar
D' ''. a 5.st:oe' Mis-: soph stSiy' MIME
i E:s5.S; q ~ Bag EIi.a ., M.5y ,'
eGaa: Mr. NJ. M Mssy ail Nm NE futile s.5as
COnnory: Mis-. MA Maetall, CarOns Taylor, Mrs Vim
CrOs', Mis-, Jane h:sNeir, sins esIt-5
Cooper. Mr.. Mekrs. Csthsrine wiii.I,, sii.. vir
rpe Dc ss..1 Me- ksst NJ M Ssa, MA a
Dove Bss.l aa'E P SSs' ss ...I9R %: ss:.9f'
Dorsey, Mis-. AIRY RidrsIy. EiI,be,h watkins, Sc
Hnmmand, m.. NJ sLuinan ,Mi',C Weakly Mrs Mary
Hasia., Mr.. N s;s~ai,. MsFc whll.D,. Hannah
oLNILEMEN's LIST
BIG, Patrick Pearson s.nIs Mskinn:y. Jane.
Pedsll Mott Fox, Samuel Noble, Jno W
Bell Fint, Lewis Nichols, BP
Bots, Wmh fnehsu, HAmiltOn Merry, Antoine
s WI ss.s si' Alex Ss:.l.' %;n.A,
Benton, Th.odOr. Head, Andrew "a udsI, J..T
ggS s,re.r Harper Joseph Pepper, Calvin
Besi.y, Oiia @ HOpilS.G PhiiP.,TJ
Byrns, LA Heard, John Payne, Wat
Booth, JnO wa BiL.oa, J4msss P.ynttr, John II
BOhrsr,Js HOrssn,Jn P,ere., Allen
Bntt, Rob.n Hagan,JF Quill, Richard
Blunt, W HaTGrnsou Denis 0uef, John
Baker, Al Hscke, Chas RHpley, VIM
Brambe, A M Hammond, L Robinson,
Bowie, @ Pa Irving, James Rol man, Henry
Bssl. George Joslil, Morgan Ramsey, Ashton
Brewing, George Joyce, Richard Ryder Enoek II
Brown, Daniel Jones, MARX Roder, c
Bryant, Daniel Jones, A Nevin ehsrdson, Char
Bshsn, Chas p Johnson, Chss L Shea Denis
Bradt, Abram H Johnson, p Site, Jacob
Bown. Alfred James, BenlITnu ShIings, Joho
Cavanagh, VIM kraung, Patrick Stees, Up
Grouse, Jas Kelly, Patrick Sullivan, Jeremiah
Coe, Jno Fitzpatrick, John SmO,t, w
Cox, John khsey, Isaac Seward, Captain
Costello P@triek Kennedy, John Skunk, wmf
Collins, Tnomls r Geo W I NJ
Campbell John klock, Augustus Stewart,JK
CoGhg, John Lyons. Thomas SlIsher, Tilp
Cook JnO Geo Lpy, Michael Shannon, Patrick
Carroll, James NJ Lsrmou, Henry Stewart NJ
Cornell, John Lee, JnOF Tyson, VIM
Came rom John Ludner Jno Titus, Samuel W
Chtmt erlsin W LeadbsAteI, Henry ThurstOn, Chas
Campbell, Geo d LinnehIu, Deniss TEOme, A W
Chandler, Col ID Lodkey, andy Violet, Chas W
Darcy, stephen Myers, l. Williams, Colns-2
DenIsson, Thomas Morty, Thomas Watts,
Daily, Timothy Mantins. John winnemore VIM
Douglas, M Medley, Jno w Walsh Thomas
Dove MIR Maddox, John 3 Watson, ThOnss
Donoghoe Moore, John Wilson, Thos
Duehrow, Murcus Medler, MIR Vim, r Pa
Deuham, John.C Morgan WALL Michael
Davis, Chas W Mccoy, Hazard villa, Lewis
Denkler Henry McCsrty, Vim wilkins, Jno We
Davis, Ethan Me Danl, Geo VI woodw ard, CT
DAILY, Carroll NeFee,IR Wen .er, Chas
Dsmau, e IA Mcintyre, Patrick Williams L Son
MISCELLANEoUs-N BIG
III LETTERS IN ALL CASES MUST BIZ PREPAID.
July sit HENRY ADDISON, p. M
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A Genes.

ATLANTIC CRY. July A comet OF unusual
briliiancy was visible here from dark until mid
night Yesterday IL was In the northwestern sky
The bead was seen !stinctly for about tyo hours
while the tall remained visible all night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-03

PxNNlRs.
Persons desiring pennies will always 6rd them
Tor exchange ct the Star Ofhoe counter ii
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CoraHs:-rhe sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Astkmnt,e
Affections. perience having proved that aim D Q
remedies often aot speedily and certaluly when
tak-n IN the early STAGES Of the disease recourse
should at once be had to R,o,on's BroneSiai
Itoehes, or Lozenges, let tho Cold, Cough, or lr-
ritaton OF the Throat DO 50 slight IA Nv tbis
precaution more serious attack may be- efeotua N
warded OFT. PnbIte Speakers and SINGERS will find
voice. See advertisement. de i-ly
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RlADxR, have you seen Prot. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. ReH il; it will interest you.
In 6D-A0lv
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LOCAL NEW S.,

DThcush THY srAR 10 printed on the fassesi
usam prem IN Use south Of Baltimore, its edition
IL 20 large IN require 1t 70 BE- put 70 press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock m; etherwise they may
not appear until the next day. ~
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf foot of Thirteen.
and-a- half streeD schooners Henry NJ Smith
Jones and Rebecca c Wilson, Paul, with cargoe,
Of coal for Mr.. c. M. KEYS
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THE ID. c. VOLUNTEERS RETURNING We hear
from an officer OF the Third Battalion D. C. Vol.
unteers (Msjor Smead commanding), that ,hev
received orders to start last night on their return
home from their late position at Edwards Ferry.
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THs RHoDK ISLAND BATTERY The Rhode
Island Marine Battery, which left here Monday
night, 1t appears has gone to Shepherdstown, Wis
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REVIEW OF TIE NEW JERSEY BRIsApx-Pres
ident Lincoln having expressed desire to review
the New Jersey brigade, that body has made
arrangements 70 pay visit to the Executive Man.
sion this evening at Eve O'Clock The brigade ID
commanded by Col @. w. Mclean and Assistap t
Adtutant General j. r.. Freese, and 10 composed
Of the First Regiment N. j. Volunteers, Col
McAllister; Second do, Lieut.. Col Tucker; and
Third do Col. Taylor. The procession will form
at The eastern terminus Of Pennsylyania avenue,
at half past three and proceed direct to the Presi.
dents House, where they are 20 be reviewed
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| To THE AEILIcTID!-Be sure to read tho adver-
| Gsoment of MoLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial And
| Blood Purifier. in another column. II
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..na IN. Fourth Michigan Regiment went Int
e-asy, out Seventh streef. 80" !
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British Troops for Crnada
QUEBEC, July 1.-The steamship Golden
Fleece, with British troops for Canada, passed
Father Point this afterneon
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Ill. III AffEA,zRD ELscrfos we hear that bul
n-nlne votes were polisd at BalPs Gross
1911 Yesterday for STATE Senator, ali bling for
~e-the only candidate who presented himself
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Massey G SHftssk 4 S2;s Ds.uasr
aS g O. az xxIbXkA do' ALE a
800 hlf-bbls. do. do. do,
Which on arrival viii be for sale Terms cash
on delivery. Army q SHfNN,
mt Union Depot, GEORGETOWN.
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, July Flour 10 dull, unsettled
and lOal5c lower. Wheat IL dull, and 2a3 cent?
lower. Corn 10 dropping. Pork dnll aud hRavy
Lard issteady and unchanged. whisky 10 quiet
at SIC.
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IHk CONCERT ON SATURDAY NIeHr-we lear
mat VT Harry Schrrmau, the brilliant pianist. Il
TO perform at Mrs. Blanchard's concert, which n
to take place at Willard's on Saturday night
Also, mat the celebrated tenor, Signor totti, O
New York, will sing Besides which there vii
be some splendid music from the band OF tn
First German Rides, by the permission Of Col
Bienkef.
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

FOX RENT-Several handsomely furnished
kOOMS, supplied with gas and water at No.
o0O Eleventh St., between Avenue and st.
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GoNE INTO VIRGINIA This morning at {
O'Clock the First Minnesota reg iment broke caml
and marched to the Navy Ward, where they en-
Dirked on board the steamers Philadelphia, Cap
Reynolds. and Baltimore, Capt Mitchell and
proceeded to Alexandria They took with them
ali their camp eq uipage, wagons, horses etc.
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PLAe PzEsEsrArIoS Last Thursday after.
near the Chain Bridge, were presented with
beautiful dag, by Mr Goodman, Of New York
on the part Of the ladies Of Washington Capt
Powell, In an eloquent speech, responded to that
OF Mr. Goodman after which the Zouaves fur
Lished tie ladies with bountifui supply Of
refreshmenh Presiden. Lincoln and secretary
Seward were also present, and witnessed the pre-
aentation with evident interest = L
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The DEADLOCK continues at the City Hall, and
the sx Collector and ex-Register persist in their
"dog-in themanger" course, Of resistance to the
Transaction Of business by the officers declared
dolly elected by the City Councila
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An abatement of six per cent. will be allowed on
the genera! tar and hve per cent. the tcaer tar
If paid on or befo,e the ist day OF July next
je x2-l0t CHAs. ID. WEIGH Collector,
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~ AT PAR OR GROCERIES.
90 bbls. Brown, White, and Crushed Sugars,
$50 sacks Fine and g. A. Salt,
70 bbls. Whlsky of all qualities,
20 bbls. N. o. and X. r Molassss,
Flour, Meal, Oats, Figs, Raisins,
Almonds. Currants, CiGron, Lemons, Rice,
floar, Farina Corn starch, GelatIne,
Coffee, Tea, Soap, Starch,
Sperm. Mould, and Adamantine Candles.
With general assortment Of g ooeries, for sale
oy w. II. TENNEY,
1e f-u George own. ID C.
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GuARDHousx-JHssies Thompson acting TO
Jsn'es Clark -yas Burk, drunk and disorderly
wotkhouse 90 days NJ Wall, do do nnet
20 u. J. Dwyef, do. do fined 90 II. p Lyme b
nghting and disorderly In the streets; wor khous
~ days w p Davis, thro wing stones; nnes
s2H. Ellis, (col'd out after hours; fnet
VI ". y. McCunn, disorderly; fined IS o.. J
Srsy, charged with robbery upon a comrade II
me guardhouse, named George sweeney, Will
drunk; sent to jail for court .r. -
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~GEORGETOwN TAXES FCR 1861.

III LETTERS IN ALL CASES MUST BIZ PREPAID.
July sit HENRY ADDISON, p M
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THE UNDERSIGNED, successors to Spilman
i 4 Hunt, would respectfully ask continuanoe
of the liberal patron extended to the late firm
Georgetown, d, c.. June a ISL rs 81
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PROPOSALS WILL. RE RECEIVED BY
Il the undersigned ~ til ~ O'Clock m. on Satur-
day, July 6th, for filling to the proper grade depres-
slons In ths lots on the west side of fsyette rect,
north OF ESgl n street, where ponds of stagnant
water now exI Il. Bidders WI state the price per
cubic yard for earth fill ns the work to be com
Proposals should 8 directed to the und. rsrned
1T the MAYORS Ofhor, and endorsed. I" Bid for Fl III
Ing Vacant Lots" w. r. COLLINS
jy235 surveyor