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Having q few leisure hours on Saturday we
thought we would devote them to a trip OF
observation down the Potomac as far as
Mount Vernon. 1t has been many years since
we visited this sacred spot for the nrst time,
and we observed no particular changes except
the natural growth OF trees and shrubs, and
improvements In the grounds generally.
Mount Vernon has been so frequently and
deliberately described that no Information can
possibly be given TO any OF our readers re-
speeting 1t with which they are rot already
familiar.
The natural beauty OF the place, Its asso-
Citations with a by-gone period Of our history,
and the "reminiscences which visit there
brings up, will contribute to make the pill
grimage one OF instruction and bensht.
At 10 O'Clock a. m, on Saturday, we stepped
on board that Gne little steamer, the Arrow,
Captain Stackpole, and found that gentleman
with all Of his officers as courteous as usual,
and fully determined upon contributing all In
their power TO the comfort and convenience OF
their passengers.
We found Mr., Herbert, the gentlemaply
superintendent Of the buildings and grounds,
and from him we obtained much information
respecting the General and his family, his
habits and modes Of life, and some anecdotes
of the Father Of his Country, which were new
to us.
There are some mementoes about the place
which remind one Of the great departed gen.
eral and statesman. There ought to have
been more, but they have have been carried
away. Relic hunters would tear down and
carry off even the mansion itself could they
do 1t unobserved, or was there not strict
watch over their movements while there.
We know OF no place In the vicinity OF
Washington which 1t Is more agreeable to
visit than the place where lived and died and
now repose the mortal remainG Of George
Washington.
In times like these, II Is pleasant to get away
from the heat and dust OF the city, to walk
4mong the grand old trees OF Mount Vernon,
and to take In the Inspiring Lessons OF patriot.
Ism. which all the associations there are cal
culAted TO teach US.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-THE coronation OF the
Rev. Thomas A. Broker as bishop OF the new
sec OF Wilmington, and the Rev. James Glib
bons as vicar apostolic OF North Carolina took
place at the Cathedral to-day. Tho ceremony
was most imposing and solemn. The Cathe-
dral was densely packed, and thousands were
unable to gain admission.
The Most Rev. Martin John Spalding, Arch
Bishop OF Baltimore, and Primate of the
United States, acted AS consecrator, and the
Very Rev. II. ID. Coskey, V. e., as assistant
priest. The deacons of honor were Rev.
Thomas Faley, OF Baltimore, and Rev. DR..
McNierney, OF New York; Deacon of the
Mass, Rev. Z. p. Dennyi Sub Deacon Of the
Mass, Rev. II. NJ. Chaperyi masters of cere-
mony, Rev. S. Foote, Rev. U. Leynere, Rev.
M. Rinci; Notary, Rev. Jos. A. Corcoran.
There were present and participated In the
ceremonies, the Bishop OF Newark, N. J.,
Bishop OF Richmond, Bishop of Wheeling,
Bishop of Pittsburg, Bishop of the new See
of Scranton, and large number OF the priest
hood.
The See Of Wilmington embraces the State
of Delaware, the Eastern Shore OF Maryland,
| and the counties OF Northampton and Aeeo-
| mac, Virginia.
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In this city, or to Its General Agents.
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DIE ID.


aTRUNNRLL. On Friday Afternosn, tie ltth IN.
stant, NRbbts, youngest daughter of Asthehy
Nsand Harriet A. Trumbull. in the fourth year Of
PLQMMRR. -on the nth instant, att o'clock a.
u. fleHN MiLIIAn, only child Of Augustus b,
and Joserhine P1ummer. aged u months and II
CRUIKsHANK.-A Uniontown, D. C., on tho
10Th Instant, JoHN SINCLAIR, sou Of John and
hsrgafet kuphrasis Cruikshank, aged rear and
ELIIs.-on the l4th instant, MARY RIBEccA,
infant daughter Of John p. and MARY Ann Kills.
MORGAN; ..August Is. lsgs,. BvEsErr SAMUEL,
10 months.
GWYNN..on the l2th Of August, 1865, at Rich
s s,a5 ,rss 4 sister q Cen
10 days . Y :
GALLAGHER,-onth the morning Of tbs 18th in
Eugenio CHER, aged years and 4 months.
sIMMS, -on the 18th instant, after pretracted
illness, JONI p. smss, aged 50 years.
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Terrible Outrage in Tennessee-Two
Men Murdered in Cold Blood.

NASHVILLE, Aug. lG.-Last night, at mid.
night, party Of some fifteen masked horse
men rode into Franklin, Williamson county.
and broke open the store of a Jew, named
Bierneld, a Radical. Bierfeld, as soon as he
saw the masks, attempted to escape, but was
fired upon, and fell dead, pierced By i've bull
lets.
Bicrheld, was shot and ran OF, but was after.
wards found In a lot where he had taken refuge
mortally wounded. He died this morning
Blerfeld's body has been brought here fol
burial. The maskers are unknown.
The affair occurred just after the close OF a
circus exhibition, and many people were on
the streets, some OF whom interfered but
could not prevent the assassination. 1t has
| created Intense feeling In Franklin.
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GERMATnPoIsAL, In Baltimore, on the morn.
ions W. dEsshs, o. bsi,imcre, 10 lis Msoois
|: PoI.aL, a.ushie, Of Miehsei Pcisai, % Bsrko.
lister, I1-II-.ra ~ ~ M
tMartinsbuss Va. papers please eopy.I
the Rev. Or. Heka, VIZ. n. RoBERsos, Of Tesas,
to Miss SARAH HoLiRs, Of b siawars. = -
sTAYLoR-BtApBs,-- on pc laih instant. at
81. Johns church. Baltimore, BY the Rev fathsr
McDeyitt, VINCENT STAYtoR and Miss MARY Y.
BLADES, both Of that city.
wAooNBR-GoDDARD. -on the ll.h instant,
CHARLorIE 4. GoDDARp. -.-4-
CARsLo-NALLY.- Al the same time and place.
b. the same minister, yoHS Casio TO RLiFajJAsE
NALLr. All OF this city. n ANY
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MURDERS IN TENNESSEE
CORONATION OF A BISHOP
THE CIIINEsE EMBASSY
ACCIDENT TO ONE OF THE MINISTER'S



Celestial News via san Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l6.-The steamer
Colorado arrived this morning with Yoko-
homa dates to July 10th; Shanghai and Hong
Kong to the 18th, She experienced strong
head winds during her entire passage home
wards. She brings so cabin passengers, 800
Chinese, and 10000 packages Of tea and silk
for the United States and Europe.
The steamer New York arrived at Yoko-
homa July 25th. ......
The Great Republic received new shaft
from the Colorado, and was to leave for Hong
Kong with New York freight and passengers
| on the nth. ..
SHANGHAI, July 1.-THE United States feet
is mostly with the nag.ship.
The Monocaey Is here; all well.
The gold digsings at Chefoo are being pros.
| pected by foreigner.
report comes from Naganski that one hun
| dred and nifty native Japan Christians had
been taken out from Naganski In a steamer
| and drowned. The consuls demonstrated In
effectuaiiy.
The mint at Hong Kong has been dismantied
and the machinery sold to the Japanese Gov
| eminent, II will be removed to Yokohoma.
Major General Bunker left Hong Kong to
Inspect the English troops in Japan.
Several plracics have been committed, but
the offenders have been caught and punished.
YoKoHoHA, July 26.-On the 9Th OF July, an
attack was made by 900 southerners on To-
kugawas at Yeddo. They were repulsed the
first day, but were attacked next day, when
rokugawas was entirely routed and half Of
Yeddo, including two temples, one OF them the
residence Of Damio, was burned down.
At Fichigo, about eighteen miles from osaca,
terrible battle was fought, In which Satsuma
was defeated with great loss.
Satsuma issued a proclamation In the name
Of the Mikado, eondemning all native Chris.
tians to death. Several wero executed at
Naganski.
| 1t Is stated that the Northern provinces have
made proposition to settle affairs by an arbi
tration, in which England, France, and the
United States shall participate, binding them.
selves to abide the decision on their own part
and In behalf Of the Mikado.
| The port Of Netaka has been partially opened
on the west coast, but only the North German
and Italian Ministers are allowed to grant
| clearances.
The PIscataqus, Shenandoah, Oneida, and
Maumee are In port.
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RANT.-The World Is careful not to publish
the revolutionary speeches OF its Southern
adheFents, but 1t mildly deprecAteS these ut
terances and saysi "a few men In the South
choose to rant, Why shouldn't they rant u
they want tot Isn't this free country And
u they do rant, Is that any reason why We
should submit for another four years Il
these Radical TeyOlutionists and tFoOly loi
thleyCsp So they "rantedn eight years ago
and then put their "Tantn into rantankeroul
rebellion, out OF which they came more Bour
boniHh than ever.
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Especial TO the Republican.
New York, August lb.-The game to-day
between the above clubs resulted In a victory
for the Eckford by a score of twcnty-one to
twelve.
Next week the Olympics will visit Phlla.
delPhia to play the leading clubs Of that city
Their first game will be with the celebrated
Athletics, on Monday.
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WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON thoroughly un.

WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON thoroughly IN.
derstands the Democratic party, having fought
It for over thirty years under its old appella.
ton OF "thc slave pOwer.n None OF its new
dlsguises can conceal It's deformity from his
argus eye. In letter, written on July 4, to a
dictiOn, which haB been exactly fulfilled: No
matter as to the candidate who may be brought
into the field by II In opposition to General
ever 10 seditious, whatever Is faotlous, what
ever 10 specially ignorant and deprayed, what.
ever seeks to oVerturn all that has been done
upon the basis OF universal freedom and JUS
tica.
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Soldiers for the Pacific.

NEW YoRK, Aug. l0.-All disposable recruits
at the regular army depots OF Governors, Bed.
loe's, and Dayid's Islands, In this haFbor, are
under orders for the military division of the
Pacific. Officers who accompany these detaeh-
ments will remain in that department, as the
reduction OF the army by casualties and expi-
ration OF service is being very rapidly pro.
eeeded with.
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Tho Chinese Embassy NJ Niagara-An
Unfortunate Accident TO one ofthe
Miniaters.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Aug. le.-The Chinese En-.
bassy wsa met at Niagara Falls yesterday
morning by the Mayor, President OF the Board
OF Trade, and other prominent gentlemen, and
were escorted to this city. They were taken
to the Niagara Elevator and the celestials
seemed to take great interest In witnessing
the operations Of receiving and transporting
grain.
After visiting other objects OF interest In
the city, the Embassy were sumptuously en-
| tertained by the Hon. Israel 7. Hatch at his
private residence. The Embassy In the after
noon made an excursion in the hne steamer
Wabash, accompanied by a large number OF
ladies' and gentlemen. The visitors stopped
opposite Fort Port and received an interna-
tional salute from that post.
An unfortunate accident happened to Sun
TaJen. As he was crossing a rickety old
wharf he was precipitated by loose plank
| into deep water. He kept himself Anoat by
means OF plank until n deck hand OF the
steamer Wabash placed a rope under his arms
by which he was raised to the wharf.
After all danger was over, the unfortunate
minister and the embassy had a good nNtured
| laugh over the accident.
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Mrs.. ssEAToR TRUMBULL.-Tbe eItlmAblI
wife Of SehStor Trumbull died yesterday al
5 AIN. suffering for a long time under com
plieatlon Of diseases she had the sympathies
Of all Her charities were well known to the
community, and 10 her death = most grieyous
loss has been sustained. The remains will be
conveyed tonight, at SIS, to Springfield, ILL.,,
Tor IateTmeEt,
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NOTICE TO MARINERs.
OFFICE or LIoHr HousE IssPEcroR,)
EoRPoLK,yA, August Il, ls6s.
Information has reached this Office that q
three.masted schooner, lies sunk In Chess-
peake Bay In three fsthoms water, with Cape
Charles Light House bearing Z. by N. IN,
distant seven miles, Cape Henry Light House
bearing s. by +. & E., distant eight miles.
BY order Of the Light House Board.
... J. NJ. BEnRIEr,
Commodore U. s. Navy,
Light House Inspector,
.4.ra..r. Fifth District.
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TITUsvILLE, PA, August lO.-A collision
occurred yesterday on the OIL Greek n ALE.
gheny railroad, near Housewife, between a
freight and construction train, resulting In
Ave killed, and twelve or fifteen severely in-
jured.
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NO, @ LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SEVENTH
STREET,


II being highly important that my old books
shall be settled, respectfully request all persons
Indebted 10 me by open account or otherwise TO
call and make immediate soltloment Of the same,
Jy y cost d, y, MORSELL
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Gov. BAKKn and Senator Hendricks have
agreed upon a joint discussion in Indian a,
commencing about the 10th OF September.
Gov. Baker sent the challenge.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. X. BARNES. Surgeon General United States
Army, Washington.
p. J. HoRWITZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington
D. W. BLISS, NJ. D.. Washington.
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OFFICERS.

C. II. CLARK, Philadelphia, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, Vice President.
EMERSON W. PEBT. Philadelphia, Secretary aud
AetuAry.
Z. 8. TURNER. washington, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS O. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS, NJ. D.. Assistant Medical DI-
rector.
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Boarding.
ERANKLIN HOUSE,
Personal.

L "0LDn DR.. .DARBY's 100 Seventh street,
posite odd-Fsllows' Han. Separate rooms fof
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DEPARTMENT OF STATg,l
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1868.
Information has been received at this de-
partment from Mr.. George A. Kittredge, the
Consul OF the United States at Bombay, OF the
death, by drowning, on the I'd OF May last, at
sea, OF JOHN REED, esq, Of Baltimore, Nd,
while on voyage from Liverpool to Bombay
on the American barque "Chaimette."
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Special Notices.

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the is'sS s r. .hs lowest Prices
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In all kinds q westher. Facilities unsurpassed.
aul7-tf '
es. GRANT AND COLFAI RELIEF
~ ASSOCIATION will hold their regular
meeting on THIS Saturday EVENING. he loth
tol street, between B and streets north.
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DEPARTMENT or STATE
wAsHNoroN, August I, 1908.
Information has been received at this de-
partment from Mr.. George p. Brayton, the
Vice Consul Of the United States at Guays.
quill, Ecuador, of the death, on the - Of -,
at Guayaquii, Of THOMAS s. MrsoE, OF Balti
moro.
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New Advertisements.
CT. MATTHEW'S INSTITUTE,
X ST., Bet. 18th and 10Th.

Students on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
For further Information apply TO BROTHER TO-
BIAS, at the Pastoral residence, No. $50 II street,
next TO st. Matthew'S Church. aul7-6t
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT

Fifty Christians Carried TO Sea and Drowned
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BUTLER, Iowa, Dec !, 1853.

Will you permit one
of the "small fistcd farmers to make
a suggestion through yoar columns
which II carried into operation viii
materially benefit the citizens 81
your place and also tho farmers bring
ing produce into your place. It isan
admitted axiom Of political economy,
that the nearer you bring prodacer
and consumer together the better
for both. Tks object then sftks
present spistls u to urgs Oh ~ sk.
tention Of your city "dads'' 10 Inn
portance Of building good Market
House, which in the hurry skurry Of
improving it il too much neglected
in Western cities.
The advantages of such an institu-
ton must be obvious. While the
consumer gets his marketing ct
the lowest rates, the producer also
realizes the highest market rates,
both are benefited, and no one injur-
ed but your "Green Grocer" who
had better employ his capital in
some other direction. Just ascertain
the difference between the retail
price and the price realized by farm.
ers. The margin is too larg e-wake
up the city dads, and give them one
OF your rip snorting articles.
Yours, 10. RuNIcoLA.
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Of Course.

The Chicago Times is tearing its
small under garments, because the
rebel leaders were not represented at
the Soldiers Reunion at Chicago,
and says no meeting of this sort
hereafter should be tolerated until
Lee and Sherman are invited TO pre-
side Jointly, with Thomas, Hood,
Johnston, Sheridan, Butterfeld, Slo-
cum and Forrest as Vice Presidents.
No millennium would be hailed with
pleasure by the Ii's.es, without all
distinction between vice aud virtue,
were obliterated; no heaven endura.
BILE or desirable, that didn't admit
the unjust with the just, and no re-
union Of soldiers is desirable unless
patriots and traitors are admitted on
an equal footing, for the only hope
here and hereafter, the Times and
its party has, is in the abolition of
those obnoxious and partisan distinc-
tons that now conventionally exist
between vice, and virtue, righteous
ness and iniquity, and patriotism and
treason.
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Register with any more information
"as to the origin, title, and object of
the said map"
We have given the Register the
benefit Of it's own disclaimer, repeats
ing again, however, that we have not
charged it with the offense, and shall
leave the people of the Capital City
to settle the paternity of the scala
wag brat at their leisure, satisfied
that the public will have no difficulty
in ascertaining the motives that, die
tated the remarkable omission.
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Government Clerks.


The Register of to-day has very
sensible correspondence, and edito-
rial, showing the undesirableness of
the government clerkships in Wash
ington.
Between going to Washington to
starve through four years on the
meagre pay, with constant fear and
trembling Of being turned out daily
to learn nothing but corruption, and
to drink nothing but Washington
Benzine, and going to Fl. Madison for
four years, to acquire respectable
trade like broom or shoemaking, we
should recommend the latter.
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