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THE WEATHER.

WAR DsPARTMEST, ONCE chef Sigma Ot1csr
WAsHiNGToN, ID. O., July 8, lss2, II a. m (
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwBNTY-FouR HOURS
The barometer has continued rising over the
New England and middle Atlantic st .tes being
highest over the former. 1t has fallen some
what over the gulf states and the northwest
being lowest over the latter. Partly cIoudv
weather and areas of rain have prevailed over
the south and middle Atlantic states, with light
TO fresh easterly to southerly wind, and con-
time over tue former. Clear weather is gem
orally prevailing over New England, the north
ern portion of middle states, and from the
central gulf to lakes Erie and Michigan and
eastern Iowa, with light winds. Telegraphic
reports have not as yet been received from the
stations in Texas, Minnesota, upper Michig gan,
and those west of Omaha.
.,PBoBABILITIEs-Clear weather prevail over
the New England and northern portion of mid
die states, with light to fresh winds. Partly
cloudy weather, areas of rain, and light to fresh
northeasterly to southeasterly winds from New
Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania to Florida,
Clear and partially cloudy weather from Ten
nessee to Lakes Erie and Michigan. The pres
sure probably diminish some wh at over the north
west, with easterly to southerly winds.
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k-Des Moines. "a. bias mother unler -.

HF-Des Moines, Ia, has a mother under IS.
RIA dark colored, red headed fy is eating up
the potato bugs in Illinois.
sSThey say that croquet PLAYERS out West
have adopted the ten hour system.
81 Now an Illinois town claims attention with
two pigs that have but one head between them
nFH who has no money is poor; but he who
has.nothing but money is poorer.
~Prince Alfred has become a member of
the orchestra of the Civil Service Musical
Society.
s1-An electrical egg" which persists in
standing on the small end, Is astonishing Quincy,
III.
~Miss Babcock, the daughter OF the pastor
of Warren street chapel, Boston, delivered her
first sermon in that place on Sunday, June
SOth-she also having become a minister.
~In consequence OF the great mortality in
New York, the physicians of the board of health
are to-day to make general inspection of the
tenements in that city.
1Edwsrd Smith, colored, has been sentenced
to fourteen years in the penitentary for attempt
ing to poison the family of q. G.. Morris, in Ger
msntown, Pa, few months since.
~Two convicts attempted to escape from the
Oregon state prison on Saturday, one, named
Goodyard, was shot and killed. The other
named Shepherd, was reeaptured.
~The reported communication of Libbie
Garraorants sentence was premature. Her
dons next Monday.
~Mr. Backman's brood mare Lizzie Wal
ker, and her flly, died recently. The filly had
been bought by Mr.. Bonner for 5000. Lizzie
Walker was the dam OF Startle, a Young horse
upon which great expectations have been based
Ex-Governor Smith, of Georgia, has issued
orders to the Lincoln Union Guards, a colored
military organization, to hold an election for
commissioned officers. This Is the first instance
of the kind In the State.
p%A match has been made for 50 900 between
Ashland Pet and j. L. Kiibourn, formerly XII
bourn Jim, 10 be trotted August LIST, previous &c
the regular meeting, over the Buffalo Driving
Park. The horses are evenly matched, and
there Is already considerable betting on the
result,
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Government Secnrities
MRrkelA TO-SlaY.

BALTIMORE, July s-Cotton fat and heavy; low
midoliBgs nominally 2i5s. Flour very dull aud
uncbABsed. Wheat active and ion: advanced from
to 10 cent? new choice white, 81 6Us IS fir 10
prime do. +0a 55 choice amber. 81 Goa IS
g cd to prime red 81 .40s s IS; old red western
SIG; old Pennsylvania red, 81 9a sl.5s. Corn
yeiioS southern, IS, mixed %e@terh, sssS5
Oats weak and: dull; western, 44a45: mixed,
ioai31s. Rye dull. IS. Provisions very stToug;
god Jotbing demand. Mess pork, Sisla Sl4
Bulk meats frmer and higher-shoulde's H4s
ss's; rib sides. 65Ss7; clear rib sides, 7i4s7fS
Eaeon hrmer and hleher-shoulders. Ga; rib sides,
IA; eli At rib sides, ca hams active and higher
sugar cured, l4al5. Jar. 9s9k. Western butter
a. 90. ~
BALTIMORE, July S-yirginia SKIES, old. fs71,
Virginia consolidated 81. West Nirginias 49, bid
,.EEw YORK, July s-stccks heavy. Gold heavy
ia. Money easy; Exchange long, %; short IOIS
towering nts dull and heavy. Virginia 6's,; IS
new 80. North Csrolina's S3}s; new II
NEW YORK. July S.-Flour dull and declining
Wheat quiet and unchsr ged Corn dull ~ d heavy,
LONDON, July z. 1.30 m.-Consnls opened at 9ss.
Tor money. and 921s for account. Bonds of 1862 81
1858. old, 92's; lS67, 92lS 1905, 90.
PARIS, July s-Rentes opened at SO francs, 50
CeQtlmes.
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perfectly tasteless elegantly coated With sweet qua
kadway Pills, Tor the cure Of all disorders Of thu
Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nsryoul
geeIion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Bilious Fever.
Inflammation Of the Bowels, Piles, and all Dersnee
. positive cure. Purely Vegetable, containing NO
mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs.
A few aoses Of RADWAYy PILLS win free tn
s cents per Box. SOLD BIZ DRU00IBTe.
BEAD FALSE AND TRUE" Send one Istts
stamp to RADWAY . CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane
ut you. yO-O.vx8W.n
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3 NooAN nA.N 0-n'iOAS'
I'm. O. A. BUILDING,
Corner 9Th and ID streets,
SABBATH EVENING, AT s O'CLOCK,
eN-tf ALL AIRS WELCOME
10 OCKBRlDGE ALUM EPRINGS,

II TiRGiNLA,
OPEN JUNE I, 1879.
This favorite and celebrated watering place will
ofer additional attractions this season. a n 4
Among other prov ements there has been M
added an elegant and spacious Ball room lks
adjoining the paror; the parlor has been enfArRed
and much improved. aud the proximity Of the two
renders each easily ccessible. 1t will be kent In
style not surpassed anywhere in Virginia.
The waters OF these special springs either cure or
greatly relieve most cases Of Scrofuls, Incipfent
CONSUMPTION, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryn-
SITS, On: onic Pneumonia. Chronic DysDepsia,
Chronic Diarhea, Chronic Dysentery-They are
also great value in those affections which are Pc
cullsr TO the female constitution, and as an ap-
retZer, tonic and general restor alive, they are,
perhap1, unrivalled amongst mineral waters.
The proprietor VIII have Provided for the lawns
and ball room first class band Of music, and in
general all the sources of amusement and recre-
stioa usually found at our best summer resorts will
be al the command of the guests at "R0CKBRID6E
ALUM" The place is within eleven to thirteen
houTs of Richmond, Washington, Baltinors, etc !,
by rail, all in daylight. Passengers leave the cars
II he Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad ut Goshen De-
pot. aud new and elegast stage coaches, passing
rapidly over smooth and level road of only eighf
miles, down the visitors at the Springs to tea,
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Descriptive pam ph lets sent free on application.
Wafer for sale by Coleman 4 Rogers, Baltimore
also, Ia ashnelon.
Persons making use Of the grounds, &C., of the
SPRINGS. and not stopping at my hotel, will be
Charged half my regular rates. jels-2aw2m
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i has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Tern, Ietters
BYRNE, late Of Warrington county, d. c., de-
ceased All persons having claims aRainst the said
with the vouchers thereof, t. the subscriber, on or
before the pa day Of July next; they may
said estate. Given under nv hand this ID day Of
July, lSi; HRS. LUCY BYRHE,
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NOTIC1.1Ihat =. Q. yUgTH, SIS D, bstvsso
SECOND HAND CLOTHING 6 Len then kalf ~
eG q ~ on fsE I'D s1oruruo
bouSh q mir (ooah) Etco0, q ~
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L has obtained from the Suprsne Court Of the Dis.
Of sdministrstion on the personal estate o. CATH
ERlNE SAC9UA, alias JACOBS ali:: JAi,
All persons having claim. egainst the said de-
ceased hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
before the 18th day Of June next; they may other.
wise By Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
1877 JOHN BATHAM,
jeE -th.3t~ Administrator.
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ETThcre were IGi deaths in Philadelphia last
week, nearly double the number during the pre-
yious weeks. One half the deaths were OF chill
dren under one year Of age. The smallpox
deaths were but ten.
~ Ii il said a lady i'll Albert Lee, Mimi, en-
joys her afternoon ride in as fine buggy as rolls
the streets, which, together with the horse and
harness, were earned by her own hand setting
type in the Office OF the Freeborn County STAN
ddrd.
RIA rogue, who has been masquerading
under various names, took that Of Bancroft, and
"palmed himself off," several years ago, to
Madame Muhlbach, the novelist as the Ameri-
can historian, saying that he intended to be
married TO Mile. Meyerbeer. Hence various
idle small-talk about famous parsonage.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS set in oroide and gold,
fine French set and etruScan jewellery in all the
new STYLES. received this morning ST PTiyg's
jewelry store, No. 455 Pennsylvania avenue,
etween aud eth streets.
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DIR. WHITE, Chtropodist, treats Corns, Bun
ions, Club and Ingrowing Nails, &C.. without
pain, so the patient can walk with case imme-
7. S. Treasury.
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CIT Y ITE NJ S.

MARKED DowN-Au cheviot suits have been
largely reduced in price. One Price, in plain
figures. GEO. G.. HENNING,
No. 40 9TH street northwest.
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THE DELAY in removing dead animals from
the streets Is q subject of bitter complaint from
those who are compelled To inhale the effluvia
Last Friday a dead horse was permitted to lie
on 9Th street about twenty-four hours, and on
Sd street north dead COW has been reposing
since Saturday. IL Is not only health that re-
quires the prompt removal Of these carcasses
for IT is well known that horses shy and become
more uncomfortable At sight Of these dead beiies
than from any other cause. Mr.. Nave the
builder, came near losing his life by the shying
Of his horse. which became frightened at the
carcass on 5th street. Who Is to blame for the
delay?
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A Boy KILLED BY A CLEIGYMAN.-Rev.
Samuel j. Browne, a local preacher in Cincin-
natl, yesterday afternoon shot and killed boy
twelve years old, named Frank Schikk, the son
OF q widow. 1t appears that Browne has been
for some time past greatly annoyed by boys,
who, in spite OF repeated remonstrances, have
entered HE premises TO take his fruit and COM
NIT other depredations. Yesterday q number of
boys were playing ball, when the ball was
thrown into Brownies yard. Young Schikk en-
tered the premises to re cover il, and the old man
fired at him with slugs, one piece striking him
in the breast iDficting a wound from which the
boy died in a few moments. Browne was ar
rested. but subsequently released on so, 900 bail
Ibe affair created intense excitement in the
neighborhcod OF the Brighton House, near which
II occurred. A large crowd assembled last night
in the vicinity OF Brownies house, which WAS
guarded by the police, and there is danger, from
the temper OF the people. that they will take the
law in their own hands should Browne be for nd
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" STEAM DYEINtI

II. II
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CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINvfEs
hot ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN,
RADWArS READY RELIEF is 4 sykI
FOR EVERY PAIN.
twas the first, and il
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that instantly stops the most eycruciat,ns .a,.s =,
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In From ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
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WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE,
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDEB
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Twenty drops In half tumbler OF vster vfll I'm .
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EiHR in THE SoRkls and ii fstsk SzzG
Irsy S ,hSuId :lXsys carry bottle Of RAJ
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by RApWAfS PILLSl so quick as RADWAYT
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ECIvIL RIGHTS ON A STRAMER.-Messrs.
Browne * Halves have been retained by Joseph
). Weems, sergeant-at-arms of the District
Council. to prosecute the owners of the steamer
Lady of the Lake for refusing him frst-class
accommodations on that boat after having sold
him frst-class ticket. Suit was instituted to-
day.
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Coal OIL Fire on Pennsylvania Avenue

This morning, about 10Y O'Clock, a fire oc-
Cured on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th
and 10th streets, which for a time looked as if
II might result seriously. Ii appears that Mr..
Eickstadt, employed in Mrs. Clitch's fancy and
toy store, No. 915, was engaged on the second
floor IN stamping, when q lighted coal oil lamp
exploded. and the burning fluid being cast
around the flames soon mounted upward. Mr..
Els clothes took fire and he ran down stairs,
hut fortunately WAS only slightly burned. Fire
Commissioner Bayley being near by at the time
ran to The central guarGhOuse to give the alarm,
but finding that the alarm could not be given
fIom that point he ran TO the house OF No.
company, ami notified them. They answered
promptly, as did the Others on the alarm being
given from box %, followed shortly afterwards
by the general alarm; and in a very short time
the flames were extinguishea. The losses can
lot now be definitely ascertained, and most OF
Them were caused by water. Mrs. Clitch's loss
will probably be from three 70 four thousand
dollars, and she is fully Insured-s3, 900 in the
Franklin, and 5000 in the Potomac. Messrs.
Dempsey & OfTOole, in the same building, will
probably lose =, 900, fully insured in the Ma
tiOnal Union of this city. The plastering in the
building will also have TO be replaced. Some of
the woodwork will have to be renewed. Mrs.
Anna Lindsay owns the premises, and she will
probably lore about 81 $50. The police, under
Lieut.. Skippen, were promptly on the ground,
and by stretching a rope and keeping the crowd
back, prevented the freMen from being dis
commOded by the crowd.
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GROWING WEAKNESS OF THE EIGHT-HoUR
MovEMENT.-Telegrams from New York say: -
The eight hour movement is on the decline.
The employers executive committee are adj
vised of acts of a tyrannOus character on the
part Of various labor organizations in their ef-
forts to restrain workmen from returning to the
old syste IN. The strikes having, in a great
measure, killed the building trade of the sea-
son, hundreds of destitute mechanics are ap-
plying for work TO the employers committee.
The treasurer OF the international union of ma
chinists and blacksmitbs arrived ON SATURDAY.
from Cleveland, and the prospects of pecunary
aid may serve to prolong the strike of the metal
workmen. number of sewing machine and
cabinet makers resumed work to day. The
sewing machine strikers resumed work on old
time and wages. They received no assistance
from the eighth league, and the funds gave
out. The hackmen of Brooklyn struck again
yesterday, causing much inconvenience and the
postIonement of several funerals.
The visit OF the WilliamspOrt ten-hour mill
men to Lockhaven, Pa, has resulted in league
there, with X. g. Cudenning, as president;
ninety-nine men joining Friday night. Satur-
day morning they paraded $50 strong on a strike.
Shaw q Blanchard's saw-mill has stopped, all
the men being on the strike for ten hours.
Thomas x Mason and Dost & Hopkins have ac-
coded, and are running on the ten-hour system.
Good order prevails.
ley was running on Saturday. The strikers held
meeting at Bay city on Saturday, which was
attended by upwards of 900 men, when they
resolved to hold out for reduction in the hours
mined to make no concessions.
AFFAIRs IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.-Land
Saie.-General Fitzhugh Lee has sold tract Of
land adjoining Fairfax Station, containing 207
acres, to John L. Mitchell, for 81 900.
Passenger Depot-We are informed by Assist
ant Superintendent Jonas Fisher, of the o., A.
q M. X. X, that he has had instructions to have
erected al Fairfax Station building for the
accomInCd atlon OF passengers.
BCPtism ond Con frndtiOn-The ordinance or
baptism was administered to two persons on
Sunday night last at the Episcopal church in
this place by Rev. Mr.. Magill, the new rector of
the church. The rite Of confirmation was con-
ferred uIon seven persons by Bishop Whittle, Of
Richmond.
Sal and Fatal Accident.-John Whaley, a very
worthy colored man, son of Alfred Whaley, was
almost instantly killed on Tuesday evening last
by being run over by a wagon loaded with
grain. He was at work for Mr.. w. T. Rumsey
near this place, and while driving the team
from the field to the barn the horses became
frightened by sheaf of wheat falling upon one
of them, and az they turned into the lane lead
ing 70 the farm he fell from the load upon which
he YVES seated, the wheels passing over his head
crushing il. He lived less than an hour after
the accident, hut was unconscious. DR.. Fairfax
was called. hut of course was powerless to rem
deT tho unfortunate man any aid. He was about
p years of age, aud leaves a wlfe.-Fairfa1
CCLNty Ne1rs
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THBRMOMRrERs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near * str setj
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CHLoIAL, or chiOralccal, the new anesthetic,
has been successfully applied at Riga, European
Russia, Tor the cure of Asiatic cholera. A small
dose IL about au eight of an ounce. In the
cases OF several patients after taking this guam
uiy, they went or into hypnotic state, by
which the choieraic crisis was, as it were.
bridGed over. Upon awaking the symptoms of
the disease rapidly abated and recovery took
place.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOoTINa.-A young man
named X. Hosmer was accidentally shot by a
companion named Thos. Mills, near the Wash
ingtOn asylum yesterday, the pistol ball striking
HOsmer in the left side, inficting q severe flesh
wound. The surgeon in charge of the asylum
Gresscd the wound, and the young man was sent
to his home in South Washington.
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Poor "SuE."-To-day SANITARY Ofscsr Sulli-
van picked up on q street, between sth and 7th-
q poor unfortunate woman suffering with mania
potu, and took her TO the police head0uartsrs
She gives her name as "Sue, ~ and that h ali ~
will tel. She is labOring under great mental
excitement. and is not likely TO recover. Lient
NoOnan obtained permit from the Governor
and sent her 20 the alms-house.
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VTNHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
W. GRAY, late Of Washington county, d. o..
deceased. All persons having claims against the
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 7th day Of June next: they may other
estate. Given under my hand this 7th day Of June,
lE2. WILLIAM A GRAY,
jy5f,st- Adminstratsr,
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ATTRMPT OF BRIDEGROOM TO COMMIT ST.
ICIDE APrxR WEEK OF MARRIED LIFE-
Yesterday morning, young man named John
Padgett, who resides in jackson alley. near the
government printing Office, attempted to COM
init suicide by taking laudsnum. He was mar
Iied about week ago. BY the exertions of DIR.
Sudcarth ne was restored, and IL IL thought will
entirely recover from the effects of the poison
No cause for the rash act Is ASSIGNED
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For LOSS of appetite and debility generally,
there is nothing better than +. y. Dooley's
Elixir OF Calissya. 1t is just the tonic Tor this
season.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES:

rAMIL1 SUffLlES.
STOP! Look! Read -!
DUTY OFF TEAsl
DUTY OFF TEAs!I
PRICES ABSOLUTELY REDUCED
Is CENTS PER POUND ON ALL GRADES
At EEPHoNZo YoUNGs & co.
PRICES OF SCGAR
before purchasing elsewhere.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs s. co.
We are selling
+ Z Z Z,
too, at AsTeNIsHINGLY Low RATES.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs & 90.
We are also Offering five or six Of the
FINEST BRANDS OF HAMS
that can be produced, at prices which DEFY COM
PETITION.
GIVE Us A CALL; 1T WILL PAP roc.
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs s Co,
GRocERS,
NINTH AND STREETS,
ie2s Under Masonic Temple.
DURE CATAwBA WINE
on DRAUGHr AND IN BOTTLES,
CALIFORNIA CLARET,
CALIFORNIA HocK,
FRENCH cLAREr.
RoB'T wM ToUyGERS AND BASS ALE,
DUBLIN BROWN STOUT,
K4SSEY'S PHILADELPHIA ALE q sr0CT,
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER, Cin BOt1es,y
with nne stock OF IMPORTED and pOMEs-
ITO GROCERIES,, selected especially for family
use, and selling ct . very low figure.
n. q. METZGER,
(succsssOr to MKTZGER a BYLEsJ
ait SEVENTH STREET,
jell-d Between ID and r.
GoLDsH HILL.
This IeIsl.s FAMILY ILoU8 In sore and ios
An other gredes Family and Extra Flour.
Nal, MILL YEKD.
DALxO HAY md STRAW.
W. II. GAIT D co.,
decle0 Indiana avenue 0nd led strses
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THE FUNERAL ca the late Charles Ii. W. Nee
han, late law librarian of Congress, took pace
this morning at I'D O'Clock from his residence on
II street, and vas attended BY "A large cOncourse
of soTrOwins relatives and friends. The body
was enclosed in handsome rosewood caskst,
with silver mOuntirgs, and the funeral services
were conducted by Rev. DIR. Camp, an Episcopal
clergyman, of Saratoga, y. Y, who baptised
the deceased. The procession IL n proceeded
TO the Congressional cemetery, where the re-
mains were deposited temporarily in the vault
of ID. W. Middleton. Esq. The pail bearers
were ". ID. Dayidge, Commodore Almy, L. NJ .
smith, Major Mcdonald, A. X. Spotiord, L. NJ.
Hanson, and John Ingle.