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PROPOSED COMMERCIAL CONvEN.
TlON IN THE WEST

ST. LOUIS, July 2p.-The following com nit
tee OF ten has been appointed by Chauncey ID
Filly, in pursuance Of the resolution OF the
New Orleans Commercial Convention, of
which Mr.. Filly was President, to make ar
ran gements for the holding OF Mississippi
Commercial Convention upon the upper MIS-.
sisslppi. in August or September next, namely:
w ii. Saunders, Davenport; James Rem wick,
May or OF Davenport; John l.. Davis, Daven-
port; anes Buford, Mayor OF Rock Islaad; r.
r. Bower, keokus; Andrew T. Wilkinson,
Mayor Of keokuk; VIM. Patterson, KeOkuk;
A Chambers. Muscatine; WIllIsm Vdndervor.
committee are all well known representative
men. They will announce the point at which.
al d the time, when the Con vention Will b,'
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THD FAsHIoNs.-Sashes have by no means
disappeared, through their make alters con-
siderably from time to time. 1t would be
impossible 10 describe the immense VARIETY OF
styles in which they are made. Some are
embroidered on the ends with flowers; other.,
are OF MORE; then there are the Roman" and
the ''Watteau" sashes, tied al the side, which
1t is said, will be favorites at the seaside
this year, as well as the black ribbons worked
with colored bouquets. Very pretty little
cravats are made to match these sashes. We
must not omit to mention that velvet ami
lace are he trimmings Principally in vogue
at the present time. The diadems on the bon.
nets continue 10 be worn very hIgd, and much
trimmed with flowers and feathers. Blonde
and tulle are the most iE request, but MANY
elegant farchons are made OF rice straw
trimmed with bouquets of feathers and
flowers. Tins fanchon Of rice stra W, edged
with blue satin and blonde with a bouquet of
blue feathers, in the centre of which was an
exquisite tea rose. Brides OF blonde blue satin.
fastened by a bow. Another edged with a
small wreath OF varegatej leaves, with a
bow OF pink ribbon on the top, forming the
centre to a bouquet of small white feathers
Brides Of white blonde, fastened by a boua net
OF leaves and small pink bow. The hats CT
the present season are excessively elegant
and varied in shape and trimming. Flowers
and feathers are used IN profusion; stlll, in
skiilful hands, with such materials, q grace
ful couture is secured-Le Toilet
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WESTERN ITEMS.
The Freshets in the West--Damage TO
kaiirOa Is, Ac.

ST. Louis, July 2U.--A Denver dispatcs says
the Pacific railroad excursion party have re.
turned from Central Ci'y and he gIid and
snyer mIneS, and left last evening for Chey.
A Santa Fee dispatch says: tae Democratic
Convention. aft. r a stormy session, has nOmi.
mated Recente Romero for a delegate tc Con-
gTes
A Quincy. ILL.,, despatch says the late rams
have so damaged the HannIbe and st. Joseph
railroad, between Hanni ible and Palmyra, that
the trans have ceased running bet ween those
places at present.
Between this place ana Palmyra large part
OF The country is inundated, and the railroad
trains run with great difficulty. The Toledo,
Wabash and Western Rail way is much dam
aged. No trains left here this ncrning, and no
trains have arrived from Friday night TO Sun.
day night. The water Is over 80 feet deep
Near Augusta. on Saturday night, a passen-
ger train narrowly escsped running into n
break where the water passed through like Il
river
A laree quantity of wheat in stock has been
CARED away by the high creeks in Adams
county.
South Hanneble is inundated. Over f9,0UD
feet OF lumber has been washed away.
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HORRIBLE AFFAIR.
An Infant EaIen hy lionx

WILMINGTON, N e., July IA horrible
affair das Just been disclosed III Rutherford
county. A Mr.. Simmons, who has been absent
ABOUT eighteen months, returned home a few
days since, and suspected his wife of having
been unfaithful du uring his absence. She denied
the charge. sunday she absented herself from
the house, and Mr.. Simmons, hearing he bark
ing OF dogs IN the woods near the house. re-
paired thither with a peIghbor, when the sick
entDg sight OF a lumber of hogs devouring the
body OF new. born infant greeted them. Mr.
=. MD the remains in tree, where they Were
found and taken 10 physicians. wbo asserted
that the child was alive when horn.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Pic.Nics, Excursions

Amusements, Pic.Nics, Excursions. &c.
EXCURSIONS 20 Mount Vernon on the steam
er Arr0w every Tuesday snd Thursday after
noon.
POTOMAC HALL.-Glass blowing by w. L.
Baker.
CANTERBURY HALL.-Hicks and Heights
MInsirels.
HOWARD PARK.-Pic mic of the Llborng
Mems Association.
No. Ia, G. A. X.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A WONDERFUL CURE.

BALTIMORE, June l9, lSi9.
Dr. Jhn W,itiHS:-Cesr sir: I have suffered
frem - nsl irritation, susiHg Neurslgis Ii has
b en- OF mot int nse character. have fallen In
the street and been afflicted with loss IF memory
l VS. treated by five physci ans telongiug TO the
dlfereLt schools Of medicine, without relief.
lhlSlN was Recommended 10 me by a doctor.
consWepced the rsa of II ab ut four weeks ago, and
now an entirely well. The hs-rts Of my family
We htf "A turned from gr,rf TO JOY. Eave gained
shout .i'teer pounds In wei.ht, aud bee relieved
OF eOsiiyen"ss, Of Eich suffered for seven years
NJ mind y now perfec'iv Gear. 1 am relieved
from the melancholy which oppressed me. and am
now restored to health agaio. Hoping tha: We
msy long live to thank yOu Cor the good effects o.
TIE Il SIN, which is essins to the afflicted,
remain ours, gratefully.
Td0S y. RAYB0LD,
iyS cow - North Eutaw street. car Fayette
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ROUTE AGENTs-Postmastar General Cress-
well made to-day the following appointments
OF rome agents william H. II. Trice, Of Nor
folk, Va, between Nsriolk and Lyn ,hburg,
vice Lewis T. Custar, resigned; II. G. NJ srritt
OF Charleston, S. c., between Charleston and
Grahamville, 5. G., new service; Charles n
Phillips, of Sacramento, Cal between Sacra-
mento, Cal, and Prorion.ery Poist, Utah, vice
Patrick II. Keane, resigned.
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PURCHASE OF VILLA BY Mr.. JRPPkR-
soN--Mr. Joe Jefferson, the actor, has par
chased the beautiful Ranlett Place, at toe
Hohokus, on the Saddle river, Bergen county.
New Jersey, for S30,OO0 He takes Immediate
possession, and the New York sun thus de.
scrIoes the recent purchase: Tins property
was formely owned and improved by the lac
William II. Ranlett, architect; subseq uentiy by
Mr. Forester, who sold It 10 old Rip" Tits q
charming spot, lying on both sides Of The river,
vita hne trout brook in the rear; a capital
OLD orownstone house and spacious outbuild-
ings, the whole surrounded by tuuum.rahle
fruit and shsde trees. The locality Is yery
desirable, and the society second 70 none
within the same distance Of the city.
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ALEXANDRIA IrRMs.-Tne fo,lou,ns

ALEXANDRIA IrRMs.-The following are
from the Gazette OF last evening:
Attempt az Hightpay ROJJery.-On Saturday
evening last colored r.s, the driver OF NJ
Andrew Jameison's wagon, on his return from
Georgetown, where he had disposed OF a load
OF wheat, was attacked near Hoof's Run, up-
per end Of King street, by four young men.
ana knocked out OF his wagoa. Some colored
men VINO Were working a field near by ran
70 ms assistance, and succeeded with hoes and
pitchforks in soon driving off ms assailanTs
He had the proceeds of the wheat he had sold
IN his pocket and held on 10 them during the
whole attack that was made upon him. Oaeof
tne onending parties has been arrested and
committed 10 Jail.
SlrrsyiRg Pdrties.-The two engineering par
ties employed by the Alexandria. LOudoua and
hampshire railroad company lett here TINS
morning. after several weeks of off e worE
tne M 81, IA charge OF Capt. Msrbury, 20 ruu a
line Tor temporary track across the Blue
hidee, and the second, in charge OF Cart
Bruce. TO locate the line of the proposed I.1ss
burg and Aide turnpike.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
MORE FILLIBCSTERS Captured.
Colonel Ryan Escapes-End OF the Cuban

NEW YORK. Suly 20 An evening paper has
the following squad of men from the Brook
lyn Navy Yark, with VI irshal Barlow al the
head, last night AZ midu light surrounded a large
house three miles buck Of Hoooken, aud
captured for'y-eight Cuban flh hous'ers there
quarteIed. Several scaprd, including Colonel
before they We're captured. All or them were
taken TO Fort Lat" yet.e. A telegram has been
sent TO President G .ant ,'nd also % the Spanish
MInist +, announcing tuat this Is suppose sed to
he the cid @ Cuban operation III TINS vicinity.
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ELLIS, IRON RIrrERs

Having used your Iron Bite rs In my practice
can testify 10 itssuperior tonic prope. ties fjr
ytcorstiDg the appetite aud promoting digestion
i can unhesita'iuely recommend Il fn cases of
general dc bilitJ and dyspepsia. and in conditions
OF fbe system requiring the use OF a ferrnginons
tonic. Its agreeable flavor must recommend IL 10
' ou CHss ~ 4 ~SAUNrr. Nd.
Professor IN toe Philadelphia University o
Medicine aud Surgery
For sale BY KIDRRLL 4 son,
PeDnsylvania avenue aud 18th street
snd druggists generally. my assn
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GHNRRAL CARR's RECENT VICTORY OVER
THE lNDIANs.-Gen Carr's victory is more
complete than was at first reported Over
$50 horses and mules were captured, with
large quantity Of powder ard nearly five tons
Of dried buffalo meat Among the killed is the
noted chief "Standing Bull" About $3.50 was
found In the camp, which Was 81 ven to Mrs.
Weisel, a white woman recaptured. This was
the same body of Indians who last week fought
Gen. Forsyth, and recently committed den,e.
dations in Kansas. Lieutenant Been. Of the
Pawnee scouts, reports mectfng smail nun.
Der Of Sioux Indians on the Republican river.
Three were killed and three wounded.
Helene, Montana, dispatch says that Major
Eastman and another man were attscked and
wounded on the 10th q feW miles from Fort
Benton. When the wounded men arrived at
Benton the citizens became excited and killed
three Indians who were in town In retaliation.
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Miss Sarah p. Morrison, OF Iadianap,,,s
- the nfst lady graduate OF the lrdiana 5.,s
University.
sewing machine IN San Francesca.
- A boy ten years old recently hsa ,,e,i-,,,,
uemens IN Richmond, Loo.
~ Niagara Fails, IL 10 said. has been cha.sD
ior me next reunion OF the Ninth Army Co-ps
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COMMISSIONER VAN AEeNAN. OF the PEN
sion Offc.- has returned to this CRY after an
absence of ten days - his home in New Ycrk
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
REGULAR LINE

nc sas and commOdiCus Steamer w W. COLT,
SaptaIn A. ny Their will leave
nsI o.ck. feot Of Hfzh street. .EAS5-N
TEYr stt9sn. every MONDAY andoEzs1.EEz1D
40. s OI ih street, At q O'Clock q m stopping AT
pss AsInIla, eIymont. Smiths Point. Piney Point
fort and Norfolk, Va " VIM OoHi
boat for CObb's Island ~ 'N'
IN, hetn5ning II ~ win leave NORFOLK on TUESDAY
and fhlDA1, at O'Clock m
Passage. So Excursion Ticks, ,o and from
Norfolk. Sd '' " -1'ih
,Mesis-bTessfast and Supper, so ce nts each
Dinner: 81. State room ST
tIeiRhfs taken AZ the lowest rates For partic-
1isrs irIuire of GEO NATTINGLY. Ticket
1i ageht, X y and p. Railroad, No. $50 Peunsyl-
Fer tickets apply to l.. SAVAGE Hardware
store. Pes ami avenue and leth street or on
board the beat
jog. l.. SAVAGE. Proprietor.
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RAILROAD MATTERS IN THE WEST

LEAyRNwoRTH, July 19.-The track LAYING
on the Leaven worth, Atchison and North
western railroad was commen ced to. day and
will be completed within three weeks
Work will be commenced to-day on the
bridge to be bnilt across the Missouri river at
this point by Mr.. John Mccarthy, who has the
contract for building the eastern approaches.
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RAILROADS.
BALfIMoRI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Ae ls

DALfIMOBB AND OHIO RAlLBOAD.
&We 0s
WAsHINsfoN, 1858.
Trains between WAeHINGTON AND BALrl
MORE and WAsHINGT0H AID fHD WEST,
are now run % follows, viz:
FOB BALTIM0RD.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct z. ., and $40
A. = and I3:43, 2:30, l:2O, $40, and ia
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday, at and 80 A,
and = % and 20 P. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave q 4. n. and 4:2O p. II. no train sc
or from AERapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
ZOE BALfIMORD.
Leave q A. L., and 12:4a, 2;a0, $40, sne
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave g A. n, and =. so and 7:45 p. n,
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at =
a. n 2.30, and 1:45 and p. u.
On Saturday st A. n. and =; SO 2. II.
On Sunday at SO, 5:aS and p. n. only. co.,
Eeetirs st Relay Station With trains from Bald.
Through tickets 20 the West can b hsd as the
Washington station Ticket once at ell hours ef
the day. Also, at the ComDanys Once, zoe
Pennsylvante avenue. Passengers purchasing
tickets 81 the avenue once can there arrange e
have their baggage called for and check ed at their
residence, taken 70 the depot, and put In The bag
FOR New Yort, Rhilsdelphia, and Boston, ~
Advertisement OF Through Line.o
J. L. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
L. y. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
nos GEO. Q. KOOHTZ. General Agent.
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GEN HOWARD was in Portland, Ne, taking
an active part in TIE proceedings OF The Int.rps-
tional Convention OF The Y. NJ G.. A.
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CLERKS ATroINTED.-H. }. Shulties end
John l.. Husbands have been appoin'ed tem-
porary clerks IN the General Land Office
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T. Y O q x q o N 8.
The steamer Arrow makes semi weekly AFTER
NOON Trips to MOUNT VER- -
NON, weather permitting leaving 49,
her wharf, foot Of 9TH street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY, at AZ p m; touch
ing at Alexandria Forts Foote and Washington; !;
arriving at Washington return about O'Clock.
The Arrow can be chartered to make afternoon
moonlight excursions on the Potomac, 1.-THE
above after Moons excepted ,v
General Superintendent.
Ofhce-Wilierds Hotel. Je 3o-Im
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THE SuPERINTENpENTs OF RECRUITING
SERVICE at Carlisle, Pa, New York City and
Cincinnati. Ohio, have received orders from the
War Department 10 for ward Immediately all
recruits TO the west for frontier service
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DEATH OF MRS. FULTON, OF BALTI.
MORE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Mrs. Emily Full
ton, wife OF T.. y. Fulton, proprietor of the
baltimore AmeTicdn, died here this morning
after a short illness, while on a visit 10 soma
relatives.
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MANUEL FREYRR, the Peruvian Minister.
returned TO this city last evening from New
York, and is at the Ebbitt House He Will
reside here sow permanently, having taken the
house lately occupied by Monsieur Berthemy
the NJ mister from France
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A CoNrLIMENTAkY BALL Will be given at
Long Branch, on the 10th, in homer Of the
President.
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COMMANDER WIN =. BUCKNBP, U. 5. n q,
died az bis res .dence in BrookIys, sunday,
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A DIscRACRFUL PRIZE FIGHr.-Tne prize
night which occurred At 81. Paul, MINI, on
Tuesday evening, was between two boys, only
ing under the direction OF two bruisers for SIX
weeks. They were kept IN the ring by the
brutss after one Of the boys had begged that he
light might stop. All concerned have been ar
Jones, and Dewitt, fined $50 each and rea uired
TO give bonds OF $40 to keep the peace, IN de-
fault OF which they were sent 70 Jnil.
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MORE REVENUE FRAUDs.-Oticiais OF the
Treasury Department IN New Orleans report
continued discoveries OF frauds on the revenue
Collector Stockdale last week seized n distlI.
lery valued at $1,000, and a store, we'll stocked
with cigars and tobacco, valued At from ~I5,0Oa
TO S25.0oG The appraised value OF the recent
seizures of sugar is sIsO,OOO.
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~ Kansas claims to be receiving 1000 new
settlers q day.
UStraw hats with wide plack bands are the
correct style for young gentlemen At present
~Over 100000 acres of the piney woods of
South Carolina have been burned within q
fortnight.
o0Squared .toed boots and shoes for youur
gentlemen appear 10 be in fashion once more
0There is q scheme on foot to secure for Nr.
Jefferson Davis home in Kentucky.
~The failure Of the crops in Norway and
Sweden ie sending many emIgrants TO America.
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BASE BALL.-A game OF base ball Yesterday
between the Olympics, OF Washington, and th..
stars, OF Brooklyn. at the latter city, resulted
in favor OF the Stars-i9 TO n
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WoRKINGNAN IN rHBSrANreH CoRTRs-
A Madrid letter OF the 29th ultimo. In the
Courier de Bayonne. says: .ln yssierday's
debate in the the Cortes q very active and
for Barcelona, took an importast part, ms
speech attracting eroaf attention, ana being
much applauded. This IL the nrst time that q
Spanish Parliament has eeen workman
Debating, on terms Of equality, public AFFAIRS
with a spanish grandee and minister OF
I'm
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COLONEL WHITLEY, of the Treasury Depart
ment, captured gang OF counterfeIters of
United States tobacco stamps at Snake Hill,
n. j., on Saturday last. He also selzed large
lot of well-executed stamps and all the tools
Of the counterfeters. The parties captured
have all been imprisoned.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION OF POST KEAR.
mont, TUESDAY EvENING, July
81. Tickets, 81; can lie had fro m
the members. or at rench q Richardsou's q Book.
store Boat leaves at s:so o clock ,. m.
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VICE PRESIDENT CoLFhX, in n letter 10 a
friend in this city, states that he Will start for
the Pacific coast early next month, and return
in November.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvRNUE.-The receipts frcu
his source to-day We're s255, 9D6I.
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SECRETARr boutwell, will PROBABLY visit
his home ia Groton, Mass, in the coErse OF
two OF three weeks.
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SERIOUS evening Officer Mil
stead OF the eth precinct, arrested John Kelly
charged by Adelaide Helbore with an assault
on her. with attempt TO commit a rape: ana bs
as held for hearing before Justice Plant
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NJ AsO MIC PIC MI

CREENBRIRR WHITE suLPHURSP SPRINGS,
" GREENBRIBR CoUNTY, WEST Va.
July Is, 1859
The fIst Of the series Of FANCY aud MASOUE.
RADk BALLS will take place on FRIDAY. the
20 Ins ant. A Costumer, with eleg ant wscd-
rote, hss been engaged, and every cement
fEYTONs & co.
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DAVIS, PAIN KILLER

We Rave tested THIS Medicine, anS assure our
sders ibat it not only Possesses all the virtues
clsiT7-t for it, hut in many instances sur passes
any other remedy We have ever known. II snouId
not De classed with the no.trum4 nf the dav cot
up Tor tie special purpose OF Becuaiary prOit but
he regarded obe of the st t1dard n edicioes for
tie putlic benefit t-Herad Of GosysI LiEeTfv
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A TRRRIBLs sAp1AIR--At Washington ,ovo-
ship, Indiana, last week, Mr.. Wilmot sna
his wife wanted 70 90 TO church an the eve
ming. They bad foer children, the youngest
,left locked in the house with coal-oil Iamn'
The children 90 70 bed. The lamp expIooes
setting the house on IRE. The residen q !,
burned. Nobody can ger in % rescue H.
children until iS is too late. The chsrrss -.
mains OF the sufferers are found ON the bed
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CH1Er JUSTICE CHAsB arrived at Boston
yesterday.
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ADJoURNMINr OF THE You've MgN's CHR,s.
TIAH CONVICTION AT PoRfLAND.-At ,he
Saturday session Of the International Con ven.
ton Of the Young Menb Christian Associa.
ton, corresponding members from States we're
appointed. They are to report quarterly. Mr.
Miller reported $5, 400 subscribed TO the cen.
eral fund. Several hundred more were nick.
~ pledged. A delegate announced that the
Catholics were educating colored priests to
work among their race in the South, and gaye
&iOO fer q similar WORK. This aroused the
enthus,asm Of the Con ventiOn, ana a c,psId.
erable amount was raised for that purpose.
Indianapolis YVES the place decided upon for
The next meeting. The committee on creden.
tials reported the number of delegates present
i13; corresponding members 81. Total, $40.
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ERRING BUT N0BLi

SELF HELP FOR YOUNG MGN, who having
Erred, desire better MANHOOD. reut in sealed
leitsr enveInpes free OF chsTse: Address How
Philadelphia. Pa. my l9-eo3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CLASS BLOWING PRIZES GIVEN AWAY.
MIR. WILLIAM L. BAKER will continue at Po-
tomac Hall few nights longer, and will give a
series Of entertainments aud will distribute speci
mems Of his york worth from 10 cents to so to
vtsitore. Tickets IS cents, Jyi7 IT.
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CoNMoDoRR BUCHANAN, IN command of the
Washington Navy Yard at the breaking out OF
the war, who went South, and after its close
took charge OF the Maryland Agricultural
COLLEGE, has lett that Institution suddenly, on
account Of certain disagreements with one OF Its
professors.
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In TIE CASE Of SnIthsor against ex.Secre-
tary Stanton, for illegal imprisonment, Judge
Hughes, on behalf Of the plaintiff, has filed the
replication, In which he alleges that the letters
relied upon by the defendant, and SCI 70! IN IN
his pleas, are forgeries. The defendant asked
and obtained leav. 10 file additional pleas
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LACNcH--The yacht Nellie" built nv
Messrs. Ei;chelberger a CunnInsham, mas oa.r
launched, and he opinion has been expressed
irom ner trlal trip, that she will prove a for
midaole competitor, in point of speed and
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E X ROCSE. ARenf.
EOR MOUNT VERNON,

E'Uk MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer ARROW Captain Thomas stack
poe, leaves her wharf, foot Of Sew
enth street, DAILY, at 10 q. m .Ee&AN
SUNDAYS e1cep,ed,j for M0UNTdE1
VERNON. landing and receiving passengers At
ALEXANDRIA, FOHT rUOTE. FORT WASH
ISGlON. MARSHALL HALL, Md IONA. and
WHITE HOUSE, Va.-returnins 10 the city al
4 .. IN.
Fare 70 Mount Vernon and return, including ad.
mission 20 the MansiOn and Grounds, 81 so.
Refre shments on board
Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels, anc
at the steamer q wharf.
JAMES SYKES, General perintendeut. Orfce
Willsrd's Hotel. Sd q 2-p