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u. In the Circuit
West Virginia
DURsUANT TO A DECREE MADE In
i the above cause on the 9th day of May,
1888, will, on FRIDAY, THE 10th Day OF
JULY, 1858, at my once, In the city OF
Weeellng, and thereafter by adjournment
from time TO time. as may be found neces-
Bary, proceed to ascertain and report the va
Eious liens and cl inns. whether by attach
ment or otherwise. against the proceeds or
the JUDGMENT recovered by John u. LGLtTLg
and William @. LQDeTty. who were laIe Joint
oOnIactoIs and partners under the nm
name of J. d ". g. L0Gerty, against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, and
which proceeds In the bill In this cause
mentioned are now in the hands OF the Re
ceIver OF this Court.
And pursuant TO the said decree, l hereby
give notice 70 all persons claiming liens
upon the said funds In the hands of the
Receiver, to come in before me and prove
their respective claims; and do nx MON
DAY, THE 3lst DAY OF AUGUST, 1855. -
a peremptOry day for tho purpose; and all
persons who do not so prove their said
Claims on or before that day Will be pre-.
cIuded from any benefit OF this or any future
decree 10 be made In this cause.
Je5.oaWIRd COmT Ohio Co. Circuit Court.
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CoNvALEsCENTs,

Or persons recovering from Fevers or any OF
the malfgnant forms OF disease, will nnd
Roback's Stomach Filters invaluable as
tonic and stimulant for removing all pros
trating effects which follow dtseasei II sup
plies the great want so long felt fora saie
and reliable tonic and appetizer.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
my1S-2md&w
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

PARIS, June 12.-It is not proposed
by the Car to do away with all kinds
of explosive projectiles, but only with
rifle and musket bullets which bury
themselves in the flesh and then ex-
plode. 1t is the disuse of this murder
Gus inYentisn which receives the un-
qualified approval OF the Emperor Ma
0OlaOu
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n,... nnn wentIier.

PrrrssURsH, June I2.-River 5 feet
2 inches and falling. Weather clear
. C1HcisSATT, June 12.-River risen
1 inch; II feet Z inches in the channel.
weather hazy. Thermometer 76o.
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Rerorrned Chureh sxnod.

HUDSON, N. z, June 1.-THE Gen
eraI Synod of the Reformed Church
T,acSssfo9 Tss of eenerai nnstteq1 Sertaino rh i
Ing TO the Church.
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Jerome PARK Races.

New YORK, June 12.-The jerome
Park races were postponed till Mon
day.
Mcconnell & Hamess have sold Lux
emburg for $1,000. to go to Canada.
They were offered Sl0, 600 for their colt
Grand Duke.
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sEcoNn pIsPATcH.

The Senate to-day confirmed the
nomination of Reverdy Johnson as
Minister to England, without the for
maIity of reference to committee.
Commissioner Rollins has again sent
his letter of resignation to Secretary
MeCulIoch with the following endorse
ment: "Unless the Honorable Secretary
shall point ont wherein the enclosed
communication is either partial and in
correct in its statements or unjust and
disrespectful to the President, must
consider its return to me as uDjustih-
able, and the reasons therefor other
wise than those assigned.
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Galclne Plaster.
Inn BBIS, PLASTER PARIS, Philadels
lUU phia make, received by
r. c. HILDRETH a BRO
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Gravel and Patent Mastic Roofing.

Gravel and Patent MaStlc hOOlnS.
nHE SUBSCRIBERS REsPECrFULLY,
Inform the public that they are pre- pared
n mi on either the Gravel or Patent MaStlc
Roofing, of the best quality, and IN short Insr mo-
tice All roofing done in the pest manner
and warranted 10 give full satisfaction. Eor
ourPatent Roofing we have the Patent Pa "a
per, made entirely OF hR1-the strongest anu
most suitable paper ever got mp lor roonns
purposes. Orders left at 100 MAIN stfee''
pT9InPsslS 1na43stsT5 S'''tiAeu Johnson & LITTLE
TNTELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
No, Is Quincy street.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed.
MANUFACTURERS Labels
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADINs
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
HOW BILLS. for Country Merchants.
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HOUSE OF DEL.1lArEs.

Prayer by Rev. Eli Riddle, delegate
from Richie.
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COMMISSIONERS Notice.

BAIT. q OHIO R. R. Col In Chancery,
jew. G. TArrEErr, oqS%Es. =. q , t 9sIS Co
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Baltimore Annual Conference Of the N
n. Church.

Baltimore Annual Conference Of the N
X. Church.
SECOND DAY.-This body re-assemhled yes
terday morning at the Eutaw Street Church in
session was opened with religious exarclsas
conducted by Rev. William ID. Ryan.
request was made by East Washington
Station, TO sell a certain lot; granted
The Committee on Nominations reportad the
following:
Committee on Necessitous Cases-w IL
Chapman, Charles MeElfresh, q. v. Leach,
DIR. Green.
On Memoirs-W. Il. Edwards. Il. peytop
Brown, c. &. Cronin, W. +. Ward.
On Sabbath Schools. L M. Cons or, r.. r.
Murphy, W. &. Mullen. Laymen-C;en 4
Berry, r. T. Grant,, j. II. Harner.
Dickinson College-W. Hamilton. j. A, Nc
Auly, 3 Wilson, A. f. Gibson, Ii. g. NcIlan,el,
A. Longacre, j. ;. Boyer.
Summaries w. NJ. Osborn, S. v. Leach,
William Krebs.
Executive Committee on Conference Mis-
sionary SocietynW: Pretryman. j. j. Sargent
A. II. Ames, J. II. VI. Lemon. w. T. l. Waach
On Missions-The Presiding Elders
Christian Literature-M. L. Hanley. w. VI
Laney, J. W. Hoover. ;. II. Cummings
On Temperanee-W. N. ID. Ryan, George
Crosfield, J. w. Start
Bible Cause-T Myers, j. Bear, A. T. Porter
Postofiices-H. McNamar, q. W. Berry, A
Hobbs.
Statisncs-J. w. Wheeler, George FseIsDvsr
T.. T.. Shipley, Charles w. Baldwin.
Public Worship-Pastors of the city
Publication of Minutes. W. Cornelius
Receivers of Missionary Noneys-D w. Ar.
mold and f. ID. Owen.
Church Extensisn-F. s Casada, w. HolIi.
day, T. 5. DE Hass, w. r. Ward, g. w. Car
psnter
On Freedmen-T. Morgan. T. ID. Owen. E
Richardson, X. Iippincott, b. II. Smith, w. o.
Lnmsden, ]. w. Lambeth.
Receivers Of Money to General Conference
Mr.. Mytinger, Robert Bear, J.. Wedernan
The report was adopted
Rev. i. Il. Weiderman was elecSei 10 Elders
orders.
Revs. N. =. Edwards, J. A. McCaulay AND
>. Cassidy were appointed TO confer with
Rev. DIR. Mattison, Corresponding Secretary of
the American, Foreign and Christian Union.
DIR. Potter, Assistant Agent of the New YORK
Methodist Book Con Germ, was introduced 10 III.
Conference and addressed the members upon
subjects connected with the Concern
The second Question of the general minutes
"Who are entitled TO deacons' orders r. was
next taken up. The following preachers were
examined Il. +. b. Leach, Charles W. Bald
win, James s. Boyer, Geo. w. Carpenter
The questions Were prefaced With eloquent
and forcible arguments by Bishop Simpson
He reviewed the trials of preachers during the
first two years of their labors, and remarked
that the greatest ualty 10 possess was that of
decision OF character.
After the Bishop had concluded tn appli-
cants for deacons' orders retired, anu the Con
1e,ence acted tayorably upon their claims.
Rev. N. j. IL. Morgan submitted a series Of
res olutons requesting that steps be taken TO
secure Tract and sunday School DEPOSITORY
IN altimore. The resolutions were ldop ed.
after which The Conference adjourned.
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GEORGETOWN.


1nD VALLEY ChTY.-Thc seamer Valley
City, CAPTAIN Price, Of the old line b-tweeu mis-
port and New York, has arrived az Alexandra,
and is expect to reach her wharf, BET wesn
High and Congress streets, tomorrow.
TIE GIBeoN.-J. W.Thompeon. president Of
the HerchaAts' line Of steamers between this
port and New York, has sst men at work TO re-
place the rudder Of the Gihson, which vas
broken of and lost on "Wednesday, when the
sfea mer was endeavorinG to leave her wharf,
foot of High street. -
THR the meeting Of the Coun.
CHS TO be held this evening, the different COM
mittses are to be appointed, and an apprcpra-
alton Will probably be made for the support Of
the public schools.
QUIKr.-Everything wss quiet in town to-
day, and little or nothing doing In the way of
business. .at
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EDITOR EVENING STAE:-In yonr paper of
February ~ appeared, under the head of " Al
legged Theft Of Trunk" the arrest Of A. NJ.
Cridler and wife. The plain facts in the case
are these: A person boarded with Mr. and Mrs
Cridier and left, owing forty dollars, and the
nnnk Has retained TO secure their Just claim
No theft about il. The buarder can have her
trunk now, "a she could hen have got 1t, upon
payment Of the forty dollars due for board
This explanation II made necessary, for thew
fall TO any theft in the transa ction and WIS b
their friends Ia know the facts Mr. and Mrs
CTidier are well known honest and respec-
table, and simply want the facts known
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~ Sterling. Ill, has temperance society on
novel plan. No one can Join unless he has
been an inNeterite topper. The President and
chief Officers were selected on account OF their
former prowess in con Wal circles. For every
onehee s2sInst total abstinence, clearly proved,
the culprit j. To be dipped in the river as MANY
umes rs there are members in the organiza.
lion.
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ALEXANDRIA ITEss.-We clip the following
from the 6dseue of last evening:
tIerHdn cO-OpsTutire BaiJdiao 4sso-iriiop-
The meeting Of this Association, held last night
was Wen attended, and more than one-haIf of
all the shares Were taken. Much interest wa
manifested and great confidence expres sed i'll
1le enIlre success OF the enterprise An cleo.
ton for Officers was held, which resulted As
folloWs Pre-. ident. Robt. Portner. Vice Prs
Ideni, J. W: Nails: Secretary, J. Sch neider;
Treasurer, A. Rosenthal: Directors T. W
ais, L. Appieh. Il. r. PrIca VI. G-rInapr. r.
francls, j. VI. Eisler, i. Eichbery, =. Dealham.
l.. Stein.
Robbed.-A gentleman from Fairfax county.
Mas robbed last night, Of Sl50, at a house on
West street, and This InoTning, Frances Miller
ana Fannie Walker were arrest and taken
oeioT" IN" Masor and Justice Moore; by whom
me former was committed 10 laiI as an a,co,np
lice, 10 appear al the April term of III. eourt
and the latter held in the sum OF 100 to appear
as witness. The money il believed 10 be hid
and the premises are To DO ouohlv s.ar.haj
Today.
". =. Church .Souh.-Rev. Messrs. Nnasey.
Mills and Hummer, members OF the Baltimore
Conference NJ T.. Church South-which body
l. now in session in Baltnnore-haye left this
city 10 attend its sIttings Tn. congregation 10
whom Mr.. Munsey has preached for the past
hiteen months earnestly desire his return here.
and II II hoped that Bishop Doggett, who is pre-
SIDING over the conference, will consult W hat
We are sure are the Wishes of this community
E1GnainGfio".-The examination Of James r
Walsh 10 show cause why be- should not be- ~
hiONFu rum Inc once oi county constable,
turned over by the County Court 10 be- heard
bef0rr three Magistrates. was common ced yes
to-day. bui In the absence OF one of the Nap;s-
tTate>- was continued unIiI this evening.
Orimdh0B.-Bishop Johns Yes terdsy admitted
To he priesthood she Rev. William A. Alrich
AZ thr chapel Of thu Theological Seminary
Alr a Il minister in charge Of the charches ~
Fairfax G. H. ana Hay1narlSet. The ordna' ION
sermon was preached by Rev. DIR. Pack, a.
Td@es.-It viii ~ seen by an advertisement
OF the Sheriff thar all those who have moi plid
their state taNes, muSt do so prior 10 the 9th
instant or the consequences i'll be- a distraiut
tCttOn.-The Aqua Creek steamer bron-hl
'up last might thirty bales OF cotton Tor The
Mount Vernon EaelnrX in mi. nlaoa.
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81 On Monday norning. AZ Mrs George n
IarnoX. who resides AZ a farm near Snrnmit
l. had taken down a gun with Which "a shoot
n hawk which was flying near the house. ana
was opening the door, the weapon was acci
dHntnlly discharged ana the contents entered
Ih- right breast OF her only child. bow abont
Two years " age, killing him ins family.
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RT-in the California Legislature, a bill has
been introduced 20 encourage the planting of
shade trees. The waste and destruction OF
timber by the settlers have exposed the smi in
many place TO The sun and wind, for mile.
and Changed the cool groves and pleasant ha
dy spots 10 dusky pl aims. This is especiaIl p
the case upon the pubic roads, = -
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~ Any kerosene that Will stand heating 20
one hundred and ten degrees without form NJ
an lnna rninable yapOr II safe 10 use, as tar a.
danger rom explos ion is concerned. Some OF
thaI N CHI - sold At the cheap RATES Will form
an explosive yapor AZ the temperature OF a well
warmed dwelling. and the wonder is, not Tia.
ihsrD are - many accidents, but that there 81 :
lex
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s,-The Mll,,ankfr Nov INFORM. a.. r..are,

@-The NIlyg sukes New informs / :, readers
that ait - the custom ia New York for men Of s.
crflain class, "a opportunity offers, 70 aeize
upon Iiltl" Wretchs.. usually lewsbCys and 20
cIandesIinely sell them TO Insn from the country
who transport them 10 the anterior, aud sor,a.
INNS 10 the Far West" The New mentio ns ,ne
instance her live OF these kidnapped urchins
were shiPped 70 The western part Of that STATE
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wEIRY.-Etruscan sets, Coral Fusia sets
let setts, blue shell sets, silver plated spoons
forks, cups, call bells, ladies' satchels received
tins morning al Prigg's new One Dollar Jew.
elry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue
hear ~ street
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9-One CT the most touchingiy simple wills
WAS left recently by the German, pastor uol
yapiei, Of Reifnitz 1t consists Of this line only.
NY soul TO God, my body TO earth, and NV
money TO our Desf and Dumb Hospital" The
property of the deceased, Who bad led q mos
vigorously abstemious life anon uts 10 abou;
-Onen 6orfns -N
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OLE BrrI. me WONDERFUL NiOiinisl. whose
Anne extends into all paIJs OF thu world, and
who is considered ~ b. the greatest living per-
FORMER on that instrument, viii give his hr-t
concert AZ Metzerott's Han on Monday evening
next, when he will be ably assisted by sou.e of
yhs FIRST musical talent
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ELECTION or UPFICHRs.-At a meeting of
the JenersOn Base Ban Club, held on W-dnes-
day evening. the following were elected As Of
ecers for the ensuing six mcHths:-Pr,eiden1
Frank q. Daniels: Vice President Samuel
LEWIS; Recording Secretary. Thomas Callan:
Corresponding Secretary. COrwin Bnrges ser:
Treasurer, William Gsdsby. Directors Robert
Z Doyle Jr-, GeOrge Joyce and Edward No
Cauley. Executive COMMUNICATING. CalItr
J. II. Finney, q. ". Joyce, W. Giadsby. o. "
FInney and J. Anderson
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SHALL ASK the brave soldier who fights by
my side,
In the cause OF mankind, if our Creeds agree
IL he buys bis Clothes from Hsnning, No al
eth street, he il all right
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BARS, corner Itn ana F. streets, are still sell
ing on their entire stock o. mems. youths, and
boy Clothing III cost price, 10 make room for
their very large stock of Spring and Summer
Goods. Special attention Is called = heir very
large stock of white Dress Shirts. Sdarwear,
Hosiery, Ties, Scarfs, &c. BAR Il Co.,
ALL: Corner 7th and SITS,
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DiR. JUDD's GREAT Book AUCTION will r.
open in Washington, At go Penna ave-, under
the Metropolitan Hotel. this Thursday eve.
ming. and be- continued a few evening" Their.
Is large and selec- assortment OF the most
valuable Books, which must bs sold. 23,l5
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EXCELSIOR BrILDISG ASSOCIATIONS held ~
forty-second monthly meeting last night at
Temperance Hall. -Four thousand eight hun
dred dollars were received for due-s, al rances,
&c, and Afterwards sold al an average premium
of y pr cent, caRceling s. shares OF stock.
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q. :. FowLER's last lectnre. 1T Metzerolt
Nall Friday evening, Al 30, ON :. lniellset.
Memory, Self Education" Twenty Ave cents
Last hour Of his chronological examinations al
the Ehbit. House, Monday At y. IN
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CITY ITEMS.

FREE LUNCH at Godfreys, POS T. Street be.
tween 18th and l4th streets, this evening, be-
tween the hours of and ~ o'clock. His friends
are invited 10 call.
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~ The New York Democratic State Co

~ The New York Democratic State Con
yention meets nj Albany on the Ilth inst, aad
the Pennsylvania Republican State Con ven
ton, in Philadelphia, the same day. In the
latter I0I delegates for Graar, for President;
IS for Curtin. for Vice, ~ for Grow, and y for
Geary. -
~ A bill has been introduced In the iowa
esislatnre TO prevent the locking Of railroad
ears while in motion, or the psiAg Of herosene
lamps, and reqairipg stoves 70 b. firmly fast
ened 70 the nooY. AK
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WHAT MAKEs YOUR HAIR go BEAUTIFUL
Mrs. y. A. Aaea's trsproued (nsw syfe) Hair
RsStOTSr or Dressi,s9,in one bottle Price One Dol
lar. Every Druggist sells il. 60
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PHOroGEAPUIC GEoUr--Nr. Jonn Goldin.
Photographic, who has recently taken a num-
Der OF groupS of officer OF various lodges and
divisions, few DAYS since soCk photograph
Of The i've original Jonadabs. making A tiaa
pir5rr, copy Of which be intent presenting
% Council No. l.
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Porn CoRs, Durilhons FL Onglss rentres
dams Ia chair, consuiter lie Docteur White,
etabli depuis looi-a son Office No. 424 Penn
sylyania ayen ne, euLrs Is. q larrieme at la Six
ieme rue. ."..
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PCsILIsTIC.-GeOrge Hensley, Geo. Moore
Daniel Boston and Eugene Albert We're arr
rested last evening and taken 10 me central.
xuArdhouss, where they came bsfOre Justice
Harper, charged with fighting In The street,
and were fined - each.
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TEE FUNERAL. Of Mr. James \. Mornpd ,ooo
place from Odd Fellow Han Yesterday after
noon, and the remains were buried IA Prospect
HUI 90 Inet"ry, adjoining GlenwOOd Cemetery
The deceased Wa a clerk in the Interior be-
parfment and about thirty-hVe years OF age
His remains B-Tr accompanied 10 In. grave by
One ntai Lodg-, No. 70, 1. q. o. r. MARSHALL sd
by Mr.. q. Eber. and PhPnIx Tent. No. ~. l.
u. o. Rechabitss, ma rshaIIed by Dir. Nathan
Deiyergne. and preceded BY Hesld'- brass
hand.
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BKLL TAKEN DowS.-Yestsrday The large
bell on the First Presbyterian Church, az
street, having been sold 10 b- recast. wss taken
down. II weighs Ibis pounds, aud v a. crac ksd
several months since.
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GEoRGETOWN ABVERTISKMENfS.

TOR SALE CHEAP-one set Of TIMERS
TOOLS Apply to THOS. BOWLING, Auct !,
brldee street. Geor eefswn. NH So
- CHAP 800 yards Blesched and On.
hieached Cotton., embracing ard wide Bieached
Cotton az 10. l2s. IS, lss4 cents. ard wide An
oroseoeain Bleached Muslin. WamsuttA New
sork Mills and other best make, Pillow Case and
Sheetina Cottens and Linens, Irish Linen, Shirt
Fronts, Linen Csmb Handkerchiefs. IL, 900 ards
spring Calicoes, including good makes at la5..
Beautiful Spring Delafnes, Black and, colorsd Al
racss, Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, Hoop
The above es so Ss were purchased while they
selling az low, and in some cases lower. than New
foIk snolesale prices. BENZ. MILLER,
NH c-lm' IO1 Bridge St, Georgetown.
COTTONs AND OALICOEs-3OO pieces
~ Bleach he'd and Brown COTTONs; 200 pieces
CALlCSES, for sale cheap by BENZ. MILLER,
lOl Bridge street, GeorE etown, D. Y. fe q 2w'
WIN. II. WHEATLEY's PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING -
ESTABLlSHMENT.
Omce, No. - jefferson st., GEORGETOWN, d. q.
Established n 1881; premium awarded BY the Me-
troPoiitan Institute, 1887 rebuilt 1866, and 10
OF 1.-THE kind In this section Of cou try.
Dyeing and Securing Of all kinds done in the best
Truly thankful for past avors, the subscriber
so1ctts the continued custom OF the community.
Goods received and returned By exp press with the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post once address, Lock Box No. 50.
Smce closes daily at sunset, except Saturday,
when IL il closed at s5s D. m su Ism
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TEE "LRAP YEAR CAIESDAR" and " Ma
ssssys OslssdaS," Published By Coyie Il Towers,
are remarkably BEAT specimens OF the typo
graphical at, 1880
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The fRoNT.-The opening of navigation was
farIy Inaugurated yesterday afternoon by the
arrly al. OF TEE oyster vessels. some Of which
we're OF heavy draft, al Riley'S Eleventh stre-t)
wharf. They Were under iowsge OF two tug
boats. and presented an interesting sight the
ten IN sis gle fBe with the steam tugs abreast al
the head. When opposite Potomac Ferry wharf
one of the Tugs cut loose and started ahead %
cut away the undisturb.d ice. while the other
slowly tugged behind with her tram attache
These vessels have been AT the W hate House for
sometime, having been bios ked up there by thu
see AZ The beginning CT the last FREEZE Their
aggregate eargoes OF oysters (tne most OF which
are Of fne qualiiyl viii not fall far short of
twenty-five hundred dollars. They ara benz
rapidly sold al somewhat less thsn the killing
pEsce which has for sorneiIme prevailed.
ms afternoon OF Tomorrow morning coal
vessels for Messrs. Harvey, Clark j. Given,
>. Il. Brown Son, =. Carter Il Son. ara ex-
tseed 10 arrive Should they arrive those deal
~rs who have been charging from >12 10 Sl4 per
ton Tor coal viii have 10 strike on considerable
nom their figures ON future SAFES. AT tins time
coal u Very scarce. The ferry steamers are
running regular, and on Monday the Potomac
line OF mail -t-amers viii agsin begin their
sernl-daIIy trips e. Aqua Cre-k aud South
ward.
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RNIrGIOU- Profession AND RECEPTION. n
The CctsOtfc RiTror says In The Convent OF the
Visitation, Georgetown, II. g., ON February ~
hiss Lncreta Clark, OF Baltimore, ia rulf-ion
Sister Mary John, made her religions profas-
sion. A. the SAM time Miss Kat Smith. OF
Reading Pa in religion Sister Mary I.au-
retla, and MISS Alice StOOp. OF Washington d.
e., IN religion Sister Mary Cecilia, received the
W hite Veil Very R~y- john Foley OBI ciated
assisted by Rev. A. RoccOlsTt, - J., and Rev
A. y. Ciampi, :. J.
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