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Ii TIVE 10 !" Hh1' " nuOt'' 0eorEttoWn,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFgrCTs
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, August lat At
10 O'Clock, Will sell. at No. IS Dunbsrton street
between Green and Montgomery streets a general
assortment of Household Furniture being the
effects OF gentleman declining house keeping VIZ:
Spring seat Chairs and Sofa
ID AT ble-t top Tables, and Sideboard
Brussels and Three ply Carpets
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mattresses, &c,
Chairs, Tables. Mirrers. &C.
Crockery and Glassware, &C.
Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Requisites &c,
and many articles not me utioped
iyT THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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RY THos. BOWLING. Auct.: e.Orss.ovs
vALuAp6sE. IIMEhSyEp PROPERTY

M oLoieEfowss AT hUcTfes IN
On THC kSDAf, August "a, at 8 O'clock n M n
will sell In front Of the premises part OF lot No
ls fronting about a feet on the south aide OF ~
street. between n arket and Potomac street, ana
running back $50 teet to 20 foot vide alley Tns.
improvements consist Of . neat, comfortable we'll
built and pesTly new Frame Dwelling BossA NJ
80, containing eight rooms and cellar; water sus
gas through the house, and one 81 the Most se
distely.
immediately After
viii sell all Of Lot No lsS. fronting 20 feat a,
ih street, between High and Market streets aaf
running back 10 feet The improvements CONSIST
OF eIarGe: well built two story Frame Builains
which has been used no soap and candle factory
and cosld be easily converted into three or uors
dwellings,, or many other purposes. - there IL ex-
celent sewerage, and Potomac water throughout
Terms: One third cash, balance In six and twelve
months. with interest secured by Hsieec OF tru.t
on the property, Conyeysncing and stamps 81 ths
" 2s-d TBos. BOWLING, Auct
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O'Clock y. m, WEDNESDAY, August LIST, on the
premises, 90 acres Of very desrsbly located prop
city, on the road from Washington to Bladensburg,
in the BeighbOrhood Of the mansions Of the late
John q. Riyee, and Messrs. Dodge. Barthelow, and
Others, divided in Q We acre lots This property Is
In one OF the moet desirable neighborhoods for
ing good building site.
The property viii be shown to any parties prevf-
Gus 70 sale by j. w. Morsell, on the premises, at
any hour before 10 O'Clock o. IN. after D. N.
Plat 70 be seen ct our once.
TeTms Ope-han cash; balancs in and II
months; Fifty dollars 20 be paid ct the time ef
sale Cshyeyancing and stamps AZ the cost q
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nUFRIKLD CELEBRATED HANS.
THE OLDEST AND BEST BRAND HI THE
Lo MARKET.
EsTABkISHED IN 1897

OpfNfONS 81 the fsfsSS.
Dufield Was the first 10 give character In We.
tern Hamsi MS cure 70 invariably good; none Bet
fr.-Ctn U0eele o. 2 - ct.ak Il II re-
Capital In quality end flavor. Liveyyooi Albion.
FOOD Ter an Lmperor-L liverpool Mercury.
Duhelds celebrAted Hams have -bosn the
feyorites in the South for twenty five years -Nes
Orleans Plcaynne They hsve been awsrted seven
6rQ pfemiums, tncludias medal from the Worlds
Fair, 1854, and the United States Agricultural Be-
ciety; ~ 8D5e4 a. and for sale to the trade by
n: B.-SMlTH NICeDDMUS are my agents
In bAlumore. DO deecos Just arrived jefi.ims
HoAIs wIrH0gE HANDS, illustrated. BUS
kln1 drown OF Wild olive. Papers from Over
Craven 9 Prison Life of JEFF. Dsvts. NaeoleonS
Lie OF Ussar: volnme 2 McPherson'a Political
MANUAL for 1856. =.
; " g Ut. 81 Ai az FRANCK TAYLOR. :,
FOE N0H-nxIHET iV4 Oh IN60EfiNEn0l
0ths bi1ed6f o. kidneys aiseasss Of tbs prostrate
eisncs stons n the blsddsr, ealealns, ersvel: 6
sSI66eraRs "a Sssl3b9Sii = slMses: "a ILL.,
SVhO b1Ablb oAx1Ao1B uoHU. xssal asol
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PIC-NIC.-Grace Church, Island, will give a
picnic al Green Spring pavilion, near George
town, Tomorrow. when pleasant time m ay
be expected. See advertisement as to arrange
ment for cars to and from the pic mic.
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RY W. L. WALL co., Auctioneers.
CONTINUED SALE.

CO6IlNOEO SALE.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. ist Aupust O.,
10 O'Clock, we will offer the about aiming 5a0
Bottles OF choice stock Of Wins, Liquors Cordial
street and Pa. avenue, comprising the general
assortment OF Coensc Branches and scheidam
and Champagne Wines. Also, IS DeRiiohns 81
sane kind Of ole Liquors, Whistles &C. and *
Terms cash. 49,
Every lot put up will he sold to the highest biz.
der. Dealers, take notice.
jy 2sgt WI. WALL CO Aue,e
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r0LUMBIA HosPIrAL FOB woMkH
LYING In A6YLBM,
18th street. Circle corner of M street

This Inetitution 10 situated In the NEST healthy
grounds. Cars pass the door ever minutes.
Terms 81 Admission from o. to clio per week
advance. Tins includes Board, Msdieixss, Medical
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MosQ9g5To EfT!sI..I hs.ss ,isrss les Of
That viii cell q vsfy email advance on the
-" 80 jOnE ALRxANpIR 81
~ y eeSw (Intl No. gao Pa. svsnus.
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p0RTABLE
STEAM
ENGINES.

Combining the maximum Of efficiency, durability
and economy with the minimum Of weight and
Price. They are widely and favorably known,
more than GOO being in use. All warranted salts.
factory or no saie 80
Descriptive circulars sent on application. g.
Address ~ - / III Z
J. G. HOADLEY CO..
II eooSm Lawrence, Mass. .
DEPAHRTTn11nE1T OF TaE IETERI0R.
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UY GREEN 4 wILLIAns, Auctioneers.

x GbEEN q WILLIAuS, Aucdoneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
MOTH b STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,. the first day Of August next,
at 81. O'Clock p m, shall sell on the premis es ,
Lot No AZ, in J. C.. McGuires subdivision Of
square No. ga, Printing Office square, having
feet wide, which has been recently paved.
Terms: epe-third cash balance In and u
months, for notes bearing Interest, secured by 4
deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancinQ
and revenue stamps ct the cost of the purchaser
$50 down when the property 10 Knocked of
jyL-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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ASS6Ti9S SALE GA TWO STORY FRAME
between ID end 4lh streets east
On GHpN 1sDAf the LAT day Of August sext.
"a and =! In k.paIe No. 176, having good fronts
Terms One-hah cash; balance . sig ana tvelve
Donfhs ter notes bearing interest and secured by
S2s down when cold.
UTd GRTEU WILLIAMS Apc,.
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lY NAQLE q CO., Aactioneers.
, oaleo-roons No. 19S Pepnsylyani

nY NA0LE CO., Auctloneers.
- ealss-roons Ao. sss Pennsylvania avenue.
Nasle %. VIII sivs their personal sstsntion 10
the sale Of Reel D-tate and Household Furniture q
the residence q ANTILLES declinine housek eepina
Also. to the ss.es Of stocks Of 0rocertes and Mef-
ehandise Of svery description, Horsss, Carriages.
TUESDAY, July sist, ct o.. O'Clock,
We shall sell at eur sales room. o large stock of
fine Groceries, Black and Green Tess i'm small
pack ages: Soap, Starch. Pepper, Canned Pruits,
Smoking Tobacco. Also, the balance Of stock of
choice LIQUORS. in wood and glass; Cigars, &c, Of
o large liQsor house declining business
1t EA6LE CO., Aucts
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Guctiopeer.

PROPERTY KNOWN As sUG EIpKN
MALDs q, Situated on the eth street road, . little
On FRIDAY, the Sd day Of August neIt. A. IS
ocioek m I shall sell, on the premises, by vir:
tue OF deed Of trust to me, dated the sth day Of
November, lss6, in the land records for Washing
ton county, ID. o., in Liber B. NJ h, Ne. 4 folios
] and 2, to be sold according to said of trust
Terms cash ut the time Of sale. All conyeyan-
cling and revenue stamps at the CT the purcha-
ser. WILLIAM HRSSELBACH Trnsfea
~ Esd GREEN WILLIAMS Auct,
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucttoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOTS IN
10y JAS. q. MCGUIRE q CO., AucsiC

THE SALE OF THE UNCLAIHED PACK
AGES UNCALLED FOR As ADVERTISED By
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will com.
nae nee at the Auction Rooms Of James O. Mcclure
Go. on THURSDAY MORNING, Aug. ID, ct 10
eclock and continue each day thereafter until eli
are sold. By order.
Agent Adams Ex prers Company
IVA j.. @. McGUIRE Co, Aucts
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RH GRIEH . wILLIAHs. Aostieassss.

Kr GkEIN D WILLIA4b, AustioAes1.
VALUABLE guILpING LOT ON II STREET
CAPITQL sIREkTs, Ar PUBLIO AUCTION.
at 81 clock m, Ne shall sell, on the premises,
Lot no 8, In subdiyision Of square No go. having
Terms: One third cash; balance and u months
secured by deed OF trust on the premises All
the purchaser. % down when sold.
~ 1d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
~ sas, A.ese. Seses ssess.,sA psseI
4 UCTroN sALD ATrHT saw YAHp-

viii b. sold st eublie soesssO 70 ID sss sisssss
o oi on tthihI ~ Aussst 2, is;s. At u
lot Of RiITsI Woop thISs ses ssc 1eos
S ~ n - So MkklCAE ENslGNs. and lot Of
X iI els And 'sond'n,ed MISCELLANEOUS
The articles for sale MAJ BE examined NJ any
time previous to the Ear -
Terms; Cash On Goyerpmsnf funds. one half Of
the lime OF fale. and the balance in ak days at
yard - : : ~ eN e
By order Of Commandapt.
5fb.E CRAS K LATHRoP,
~ 9rM Naval StorekeeNer
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MARBLE WORKS,
orner Ne,c Jersey orenpe and + street.
Near the Baltimore DEPOT.

All orders for sTATUARY, MONUMENTS. or
mAETELS executed In the best manner, ct short
nstiee, and on the very best terms. jeesm-
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S0n CAbIb HUPE6IOh HOOK WIN r. of the
CUV following we'll known brsnc o, viz:
HORSTEk BIESLING.
DEIQISHEIMER, -.-
RUDE6H EIMEB,
HOCHHEINER,
NIEB6TElNER,
which offer for sale in quantities to suit pur-
Samples Of the wine can be seen ct the ~ on
BETTING DEPOT No. 81 Green street, George
dim RILEY A SHINN
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10y CLAGETT 4 swEEEY, AuciioDeer..

A. LLOYD, Solicitor.
" "a eo&ds WI, WALL 90, Auct
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HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, August 4, At 10
CLOCK a. m, We hall sell. at No. eC7 Penn a ay
pew cen % and 80 streets, tie Furniture In said
house viz: Brussels. Ingram. and Venetian Oar
pets, d attibg, Tables. Sofas. Chairs Cottape
sets Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters, Pillegs
&c, Bedding. Stoves, Mirrors. and q general as.
sortment of Kitchen Requisites.
U2s ID. L. WELLS h &C., Aucts
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-08
GENERAL GRANT.

From the Augusta Constitutionalist.
Our esteemed contemporaries of the At
lanta IatelLigeRccr and ColumbC Enquirer
unite in an acknowledgment Of General
Grants friendliness of feeling toward the
South. From certain most reliable inform
alton, lately put in our possession, we are
induced TO believe the this kindly DISPOSE
ton has not been overrated, and, in that inn
preston, tender 10 the Lieutenant General
our own sense of his humane and upright
bearing. To his influence it is, we learn, that
Gen. Lee was not, by the base Vaccinations
of Radical tricksters, made the victim of a
hate as oowardly as il is great. At the first
whisper Of an intent to annoy that gallant
gentleman by proceedings in utter deroga-
ton of his parole, General Grant, we are
informed, at once stated that were such afro
city committed, he would forthwith throw
up a commission that could not then longer
be retained without some degree of military
dishonor. Through the person of their
General commanding the pledged faith Of
these United States would, by 50 wilful a
perlidy, have been grievously broken, and,
though a past uncompromising enemy of
that successful Captain. We now take spe-
cial pleasure in recording this our present
testimony TO his soldierly good faith.
IL was SAID by one OF our contemporaries
above alluded to that hardly due Justice was
rendered General Grant by the people ofthe
South, but we know this mention-based no
such irreiragible evidence-of dishonest de-
meanor will 60 far TO correct any deficiency
In the rendition Of honor where honor is
due. Besides the case of Gen. Lee, rcHcr-
able ct cldrissimum nomcn, it is also stated TO
, rs that, 10y a like course of action on the part
of the Lieutenant General, Admiral Semmcs
was released from captivity and the Hon c.
{. Clay restored TO the applications of a
most amiable and devoted wife. General
Grant'-says our informant, whose name,
might We mention il, would be recognized at
once as that Of a distinguished Georgia pa
triot and statesman-''is not disposed 10 op-
press the South; on the contrary he is striv-
ing 10 Tighten her burthen" For such gem
erous intention-an intention that bears for
us a sweet fruition already-the hero of the
North may rest assured he will be held by
this people in kindly esteem. More, we
know, he would not expect, for our hearts
are with that past in which so many of our
dearest fell before his legions, but on this at
least-a need prompted by justice and
accorded in all sincerity-he may conf
IDENTIFY RELY.
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ION the pubuque Times. Nh J

Water-Many Houses TO be Reached only in
Boats-Immense Destruction Of Property.
From the Dubuque Times. May ].
There was but one item Of interest in this
city Yesterday; that was river item" and
covered large proportion of the city. The
river has been gradually rising for some
time past, and yesterday came to within less
than six inches of the mark of the great
flood which is the standard for all measure
ments-the food of 1853.
The food was not unexpected, and less
damage has been done than might have been
anticipated, as every precaution was taken.
Perhaps the lumber yards have suffered
most-not that much lumber has been lost,
but il has become 80 sadly mixed, and IT
will take no small amount Of labor 10 sort il
out. A large amount OF wood has been lost
but will probably he found before ii reaches
New Orleans. Owners who found that their
wood was about TO go, offered il TO any one
who would haul it away, for a dollar n cord.
The railroad track leading from the
freight depot along the levee is submerged.
The road leading to the passenger depot is
all submerged except the rails, and was so
SO badly undermined that the train could
not come nearer town than the freight depot,
where the buses we're in waiting.
The ferryboat comes into the very heart
of the city, making its Dubuque headquar-
tiers at the corner Of Fourth and White
streets, half mile inside the levee.
Going further UP town, the entire flats are
covered. Rouse d Deans machine shop is
entirely surrounded, and Dickinson's sash,
door and blind factory is the ultima thule, the
last land" 10 be seen in that vicinity.
Cummings d Matthews machine shop is sit
uated away in mid-ocean John Freiberg's
hotel is surrounded Mr.. Harris residence
looks as lonely as Noah's ark, and the water
reaches 10 within a foot of the top of the
picket fence around his door yard and nearly
10 the windows of his house. Mr.. Morrison's
also-but here we come to a region where
we find scores of houses, reaching out nearly
or quite a quarter of mile into the river.
East Of Washington street the whole city
is under water, the gardens destroyed, the
Easements filled, and the residents moving
into their chambers, or moving out entirely.
The water rose very slowly during the
day-perhaps a couple Of inches in all.
From the best We could learn, the river is
rising at nearly all points above; and if this
be the fact, the food has not yet reached its
highest at Dubuque.
The wind blew very strong from the
South all day yesterday, making the water
very rough. A yawl could scarcely live
amid the winds and waves. Dan Hewitt
and four others, excellent hands at manag-
ing boat, came very near getting swamped
so near that after reaching shore at last
with boat half full of water, he gave ex-
preston 10 the opinion that it was safer to
stay where ii wasn't quite so damp.
The flats at Dunleith are overfOwed, but
not much damage has been done as yet, be-
yond submerging Easements carrying of
fences, wood, &c. Should the dixie give way
and create n current, however, the conse
quences would he fearful.
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atuinn aud american,
FLOOD IN THE MISSISSIPPI.

Overflow at Dubuque-Hundreds Of Acres under
Water-Many Houses TO be Reached only in
Boats-Immense Destruction Of Property.
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COAL! COAL!!

IN FUTURE WILL BE WORKED BY THE
IL Tennessee Coal Company. The litigation
which has hitherto rendered these Mines of %
little value 20 the public has been settled, and
the parties interested now confidently expect
20 supply Nashville and the other towns in Mid
die Tennessee with coal. They believe il is only
necessary for this coal 20 be tried TO be gelcraHy
used. For manufacturing purposes and Tor In
gines tins coal Is believed 10 be superior 10 any
that can be had in Tennessee They es,ec;sIE
desire that Blacksmiths and all who work In iron
should Try this coal, The Company working these
MINES leei authorized 20 say that the people OF
NashNiiie may rely upon them for a CERTAIN
supply OF Coal AZ all times. and they hope, by
being literally patroniEed 10 reduce the price OF
Coal. A. S. C0LYAR
mara-u CHARLES A. PROCTOR,
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TEE EX-REBEL PRIVATEERS.

ADMIRALTY COURT, LONDON, APRIL 1.-THE
GIBRALTAR, OTHERWISE SUMTER.
This was suit on behalf of the Govern
ment Of the United States of America as
plaintiffs TO obtain possession Of this vessel.
The vessel had been purchased in the wear
1861 by the then Government of the Con-
federate States of America, and having been
armed and otherwise equipped, proceeded 10
sea and cruised in the West Indies and else
where, and captured divers vessels belong
ing 10 subjects Of the United States. In the
month of January, 1862, she put into the
port of Gibraltar, where she was sold 10
Melchoir George Klingender, who subSe-
quently employed her in running the block
ade, in which service she continued till the
close of the war, when, having put into Lii
Verpool, she was arrested in this suit No
appearance had been entered on behalf of
any person as owner 10 dispute the right Of
the plaintiffs, and the usual notices having
been given, the Court was now moved To
decree possession of her to the plaintiff.
The Admiralty Advocate, Mr.. Brett, Q.
c., and Mr.. L. c. Clarkson appeared on be
half of the plaintiffs.
The court decreed possession as moved.
THE BEATRICE, OTHERWISE RIPARIAN
MOCK.
A similar suit has also been instituted
against this vessel, but the cause is still de
Tended and undetermined and shortly after
its institution a second suit was commenced
TO obtain payment for ropes and other supplies
furnished the vessel, and in the second suit the
defendants, the American Government (who
are the plaintiffs in the suit Of possession
had pleaded substantially the same allega-
tons upon which they rely in their plead
ings in the other suit
Mr.. Pritchard moved the court to direct
that as there were in effect the same aver
ments in both suits, the suit for necessaries
should be suspended till after the decision in
the previous cause.
Tee Admiralty Advocate, Mr.. Brett, O.
C., snd +. c. Clarkson appeared in opposi-
lion 10 the motion.
The court was of the opinion that mas
much as the application was opposed, the
court had no right TO enforce 4 suspension Of
the suit, unless such course was required
by the circumstances Of the case, which
could scarcely be said in the present in
stance.
Motion refused.
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LAW NOTICE.
A. S. C0LYAR,
OF Winchester. Tenn.

HAS OPENED AN OFFICE IN NASHVILLE
III on Cherry street. COIOnBAtse building
Room 81, where he will constantly be found. nm.
less absent at some Court. II has associated with
him Colonel A. ;: Marks at Winchester, Mr.. jas.
". Newman at Fayetteville, Mr.. james Fitzpat-
riek at McMiRnyille. and Mr.. Stone nj Manchester
Mr.. COlyar expects 20 attend the Courts Al these
places and viii at his Office receive and transmit
Claims for collection. giving assurance that tbey
Wbl be promptly attended TO- and he will faith
to him in Nashville ;snIo e,,s
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SLEEP.

The editor of the Evansville journal
brings into his columns ,he'following on the
subject of sleep. Pray, sir, how do you
know how much sleep women require
Women require more sleep than men, and
farmers less than those engaged in any other
occupation. Editors, reporters, printers and
telegraph operators require no sleep at all.
Lawyers can sleep as much as they please,
as they will thus be kept out Of mischief.
Clergymen are allowed TO sleep twenty-four
hours and 10 put their parishes TO sleep once
a week.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-08

THERE are four thousand applicants for
the position Of policemen in the city Of New
Orleans, and each ore of them is highly
recommended. This is a fact for the phi
losopher.
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InsoIyent Notice.

WE. G.. L. NELSON AND q. W. BROWN,
w Administrators Of the Estate Of JnO. b.
Woodward. deceased. having suggested 70 the
Clerk Of the COuty Court Of said county, the in
solveney Of the Estate Of the said JnO. D. Wool
ward. deceased. do therefore. notify 81 persons
having claims against the Estate Of the said de-
CEASED 20 file the same with the Clerk Of the Coun-
y Court Of said county. ON before the first day
Of September next. duly authenticated a. pre-
scribed By Law, for pro rata distribution or they
will be forever barred.
g. 1; NELSON Adw;ni,,r.,o,,
q. W. BROWN Aun'ih
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

Washington is filling mp for tho aoasion. Tho
hotels arc nearly ell engaged ahead, and the nu-
morous boarding houses aro full. Ono side Of The
town, at ioast, is pacardod with Furnished Rooms
to Rent" The modern population of this town
1.-Two by clerkships in the Departments renting
rooms. They have no other visible means OF sup
port.
The handful of Radicals out OF Office here pro-
pose to got up n mass meeting to welcome Con-
gross back. 1t will probably BIO largo demonstra-
ton, inasmuch as tho thousands Of Radical clerks
are just bold enough to turn out en- ,nasse. They
hold ofico under JOHNSON, and yet abuse him
openly in and out OF thoir oficep as if ho wero q
pickpooket.
Such magnificent weather.! The skies of Italy
and Tunis could not be moro sunny, tho air moro
bright and balmy. Pennsylvania Avenue and the
public grounds arc filed with roseate shadows in
the falling frost-colorod leaf. Tho streots and
drives show the inspiritng fashions of the autumn
and tho gay people look forward to sharp, short
and brilliant season Ct fashion aud folly.
For amusoments, we have J. w. WA11AcK ut the
old National Theatre. Next week WALLS Opera
House opons.
GEoRaH WILKINS KENDALL, of tho Now Orleans
Picaya.ne, is in town. YIDEX