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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-19
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President Hayes viii TEX. T. Zip 10 the Paci
ho States this SIMMER.
Tho Uiil-Ra7mo1d gtdsci9D suit was to be
CGli2d W 10 Wss1i2i tn 10 day.
J. MG6i ,Gn Wells ard his SIN era ansin 10
Washington seeking tfiee.
4 brig from Tlo;lad yesterday attempted TO
land eleven ftcnch co1v cs from Asleis at
BJstou.
TIL, ccusu1 ,cur FIR Chicago, 20 far, indi,
cato population CT 5000. % OC0 short OF
the czptc atoms Of . majority of citz.ts.
The bridge tcross the Savannah river. on the
Savannah and Charleston railroad, was partial
~ destroyed b. flo last evening".
Extensive forest fires ere reported ct various
places on the Air Line road, near Bangor, Me-.
and much damage has been done.
General Garfield re!urrs to day 10 his home
at Mentor, Ohio, whtr! he viii r;maia uuti
tho Circitnl;i coLvaDtion ru's up q candidate.
The army wcrm is operating ca many wheat
aud rye fields Ia Delaware ctuAty. Pa. and TIC
dtst!u.lion ct these crta's il represented as
sl4rmiCE.
Uo to the present tiDio the aruy worm has
ma1o i s appearance Ia the Nliidlo Atlantic
States oul3, ard is lavaees hove been much
|: rs serious than was at first Exp ced.
Tho Suprame C6urt Of :diGnl yesterday ovsr
thre7 the c)rs.iiusio1al amcuducnt changing
tho tine CT holdiag tho elections for State tffi-
GERS from October 10 tho s:c:nl Tuesday in
November.
Senator BayatI. according 10 tho NV York
EEprl 81, Las auGcuic:d to his friends that
under no circumstances would he allow tis namc
to 70 before the Convention if Horai3 Say
incur wtre ca1Gilato.
As yet no satisfactory 1o'a1aticn mas been
given OF tho opilemio whoa on Tuesday even
ng last simultaneously attacked about four
thcusatd people at S)u:h Adams, Mas'., eud
foI several hours sui cd them to tho awful
throos Ut stomach ache.
4 terrible Gccdoht occurred at tho Yellow
Jacket Niue, California, yesterday, cccssioned
by 0 carload 0i tools falling from near the sur
face to the bottom, where Cirht neo wcro %
tho skip" -Four cfthccJ Has il enly killed;
ouo had thigh broker; o5c an grin GU eff,
en- q two were s'ishiiy il idrcd.
A railroad acoiient from a Singular c.use
happened yesterday at the brtg, over tho
Sciota river, near Chi!licnho. o.. on tie Dly-
ton spd Southeastern rairo2d. Jsmc9 Duffy,
the bridge wlctmin, lay down beside tto
track end TCot to sleep, with one arm ovtr the
rail. A gravel train backed down upon him,
and the entire train was thrown off tho track.
Five men Has THROWN into tho river aud twenty
others into tho debris of tho wrecked traiu.-
Do!fy will die. J5ha Ksrrc ly had both lcgs
broken when h, i'lI iato tho river and Was
drowbcd Maria Cog!es AID Macls Miller
were fatally il jurc1.
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syEEEGE.3 tS3sIs"g.

WarIc5ton is TO have tr.ss tacd.
Den Cameron has engaged cottage at Inc
Whi!o Sulphur Sqrirgs
l.. Z. Morton ADD Bcii Wilson. ef New
York. arc credited Sith having purchased tho
Rcd Sulphur Springs in Ecaroke county.
Capt. G. NcGdvie Lltham, ls.o rriacipal
Of the LynchtGTg High Sclcol has been elected
a Professor 10 the West Virginia University.
A enc steer belonging TO Mr. 90 Erawncr
OF Bristco, Pfiooo William county, @as killed
by lighting on Saturday last
Bishop WbiNl,. Of tho Episcopal clutch
preached at trinity Church III Maues;ns last
night to large congregation md confirmed
Twelve Candidates.
Fer twenty FIVE Yeas Jehn W. L9cdy has
carried the mail daily between uarisonburg
aud Port Rerue;i,, Rockingham Cauay, aot
he has Travelled Gi>!aaca If 32S jS3 miI1s to
dit.
Tho Rev. L. BNt.p, plo h.s for thirty
two years nilis:crtd 10 S.. Jsha'S Church,
Green Sp'irgs Parish. L,nis. county, has. CO
ecc1un. OF the iccTe:sipg iuiiru tics cf age. re
si2ued his charge.
Tie farm koo|o s "Suutrieht," situated Oh
the Brandy road about thrte mlls north of Cul
p?Dcr Z. H., has been sold to Mr. VIM. A.
Benaclt OF Baltimore county, Md, for SIP Is
per ccrc. The lara OBTAINS CIT uo;cs.
the ueprioo grand jury Yves 10 8 ssioa YES.
tetday Investigating ato tho circumstances con-
| 1lcted with tho rec2us duel III that o:uaty. 4
number OF witnesses were examined, aud thu
clsc adjourned over uatll ncxt Wednesday.
Tho fourth OF July falls on Sunday, this year,
aud es 1t is national holiday Monday vii! Go
obecrged. Tho banks and o,her public inst!u
lions vii! cics, Monday, and 10 ecooldapco With
a law 10 this Ststc notes and drafts matuying
| On The 5,h will have 10 BIZ paid Ga the 6 b.
An appeal ia made Dy the Pcoi s5or5 Of the
University Of Virginia 10 itsslumni aad 10 Vir.
eluaus :. homo and abroad to maxi o ucited
elliott to raise SO 900. the SUN necessary to &c.
cure the telescope cou1iioral!y giyou to the
Un!7cs:iiy by Mr.. Mccormick OF Chicago
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sc:ibncr's Magazine for July. which has j4st
beon received from its Publishers Scribncr ts
Co., Now York, contains among numerous
othor articles. paper on the Norwegian poet
and drsmalist. Bjornttorno Bjornson." by his
former countrymsn. Bjalmar Hjorth Boyeson !;
an article descriptive Of an excursion TO The
Heart of tho California Alps" by John Muir.
10 Coney Island," By William II. Bshop ;
Russia is treated OF in Eugene Schuyle,'s "Peter
tho Great the scens Of Tho Grandissires" is
laid in Louisiana; General Mcclellan gives an
account OF his trip to Sicily; George Parsons
hathrop, in Tho Sorcery of Msdjoon. writes
OF the curse OF Chlna-opium eating; the negro
element is touched on in Miss Hopkins anus
ing little sketch George M. Grant does full JUS
&c, to "Csnada;' Ernest Ingersoll writes in.
terestIngly of Denver, Colorado. and Charles r.
ThWing gives an account of the experience of
Inc Japanese and Chinese Students in Amor
lcs," while Mrs. Laura Winthrop johnson
travels oil over Europe in .'La Sonnsmbuls "
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Tho republicans lay great Stress upon letter
"ritton by MIR. Garfield counsel. Judge Black
to tho ilouso If Representatives. asserting hs
belief in ti4 clients Innocence but throwing
doubt upon his incg,nc as regards his COM
plioitS 10 the Credit Mobior fraud. aod leaving
alone the charge Of perjury as beyond txcusc.
When it is remembered that this Litter was
paid for, AID, 10 addition. that it had 90 Fl. o.!
uoon tho republican Investigating committee
upon whom it was iotebded to operate. how it
is to benefit Mr. Garfield now il what DO body
but radical republican cen tell, aud no Won t
credit his Own eX plana!on.
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Browns Household Pauacca

, INC most elective Psia Destroy or in the world.
Will moat surely quicken tho blood whetbor
taken informally or applied externally, and
thereby moro certainly RELIEVE PAIN.
whether chronic or acute, than any othor psia
aiioVator, sid tits warranted double tho strength
of any similar preparation. ''A
{, II Gnros Pain in tho Side, Back or Bowels,
ACGEs, and is The Great ReIiever Of
ram "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA.
YEA" should DO in every family. a teaspoon
inl OF tho Panacea in a tumber of hot water
sW9s!ened: II preferred), taken at bodtmo will
nhhah UP a COLD. Is cents bottle,
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 10. 1880.

The Presidency CT ferry millions ct people,
no matter Dto what unworthy hands 1t may
havo fallen Of late years, is still great honor
and source Of 20 incjnsidersb'c legitimate
cmolument. No lrus friend of tho Union,
therefore, Hhelher he live 10 tho North or in
the South; no otizon of the country, whether
he DO democrat or republican,, who respects
free nsliutiors and believes. as be should, that
no shares tho diserce as well as tho glory of
lis ccuotry, desires that that presidency should
10 brought any lower in public estimation than
The pont it has already reached. bat rather
that it should revert to its former proud condi-
ton. when no man with the faintest stain upon
either his private or public character dared ap.
proach 1t. For these ressors patriotic Ameri-
Gan cltzens Of sl parties and of all sections de-.
plore su,h charges as arc made against Mr..
Garfield, the man the Chicago c,Dvcn!i,p, not
the republican party, has nominated for that
rfhcc, AID the democrats who prosecute
these charges 60 SO mere IL sorrow than
/, anger, aud aro iro;i gated thereto in DO
slight degree bg desire 10 prevent the degra-
datlon that has befsllen the presidency from
reaching the degree of iniamy that would at
tach to it were convicted thief and peijurer
to assume it, aud especially when that crimi
uaPs guilt was 81 plain tina. an Investigating
committee of lis OVID personal and political
friends had TO convict him.
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COMMUNICATED.

TLUMMUNICATEU,
Il ASH, thou rets,Goth we'll. Moro har-
mony, ess bckcriac, moro pushinr, less pull.
los, more broihc'ly lovely, less envg. If your
nelghto' possesses greater uunbtr Of talents
than Yeu. dou't try to hide his light by rutiog
o sua!l cola close 10 the eye OF oil woo will stop
TO sec hcw !ha sua can be otscured and Only
show rs rice. Tho way to d. il to s,aud by
y2ur fellow ctiz,1s, like they do 10 other places,
sai II you have Z mao 10 your midst capable.
l2stead OF acrcctinp, mako him as attractive
SO possible; people outside will think so much
moro Gus al. ANY way Nea!e is Acknowledged
10 b. tho strongest man in Alexandria. Stands
the bost chance FIR the nomination for Coupre: s,
aud ought TO TO supported generously by all
tho ALEXANDRIANs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-19

HATS AND BoNNETs Je1uic Juno, tic
we'll kuvHa fashion ootcCsraudcns. W1it,s that
hats und bonnetS fer Summer wear show the
widest sa,rr:es. There arc straw eiosies, she
says, rery we'll suited to Il tls girls aud c,rtan
kind Of pastoral. childish l3cking women, but
are hidoousl7 uobcc,uicg TO obers; and, with
the natural 20 v,r;iy Of human nature, now
that there is rlenty Of variety, almost every
body gets the wrong ihiog. aUd therc is the
Confusion Of Babel iostead of tic lovely bar
mony Ct blended aud refined tastes All the
yellow stray, yellow satin" strswj, yellow Leg.
horns. yellow Tuscan aad yellow lace straws
arc in great firm, and arc fashionaby
trimmod in red Mingled with yellow, or With
dIff,rcnt shades Of heilNr1ps. All yellow bon
ncIs have frirgss CT 8rea,hs or Groves covered
with yellow tuttcEcups or tho bright mustard
or the psler oowsps. Charming wreatSs for
white bonueis arc made Of wood violets 10 two
tote the brim Of The bonnet icing lined With
belio'iopo sa,in, aud soGff OF la,o or tullo used
for Strings The oil yellow honncts are rot 50
glarng % meht be imagined. for they Sro Ut
10 " combined in The ptier lin'e, AID 10 sever
81 shadeP. With handsome black tolleitas the
effect is Xceeding good.
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colonel Es0sby's Views OF Genera,
Garfield,
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Juue 70, lSS2

>n-'Dnlat "a, uuue IL, 1850,
10 the editor Of the alexandria Gazette:
As l hago bo,a lsGol fttqlctty sh,,
ColoneI Mostly would probably think Ct tn,
nomination at Chic,eo. visa you would pub.
llsh an txtrsc: Of letter which I1eceivcd it,r,
him at Hong Kong, dated March Is, 1850
lhcre mny ccms contingency Ia which q
dark horse may ba brought cut; in such A.
event, Ohio. think, would he Tor GarGfN
Now, l wish ycu would talk with GslGsM
about such contingency, end | ttink We cnu'l
carry him some strength from Virginia. Gar
ueld mas always been strong friend Of miar'
ln justice to General Garfield, let me saw ,h.,
I met him hurriedly at the C.pitol few ;srs
after had received this letter (cal, in Nav
aod delivered tho CooIers me- sage. lie sid,
well, be has written to no asa about tie
matter, ard have replied to him." aud then
tuned cit to 80 into the Houc | sutioio a
letter WlItten in January last, from Garfield to
Mcsby, which the latter enclosed 10 me 10 Mar,
At that time, ADD some tine tore, Mtsby had
been IN sIlc.ously attacked by the newspapers On
accauut of what they warc plasseI to o.l eff
clcuSress and neCdicsomcness" il eXposioy the
corrupt practices of several Amcg!oan c,psul.
10 the East. Ho felt rllrliG d ct Got rtc,g;n,
prompt encouragement from tficd quarters
OF Washington, saa Wroio to Several prumpen,
men tbcu: ito Ga!6:li anocs others, al
below is his reply:
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, d. T., Jan. Is, 1856
MY DEAR CoLoNEL: Youis Of tho 2lh,,
pecsmber camo duly to hand aad was read nj,h
interest. called % the President iortGicL,
ago about tho newspaper attack that hal been
made upon you. Hc said. very promr,ly, thu;
ho was satisfied that what sou Tad sill GA g..
sutlaot ct the consular service vas in tho ns,::
true, aud that be found No fault ;sith sou. SIS
said that General G.sn', whcn 10 was IN
Washington, called o. hun, cod had loa.
conversation With him o. tho Consular s,,v:t.
and you may be sure thai you did 20: suffer =
the Generals hands
II shall always b. glad 10 hcbr irom you Az,
to kuow CT your lres. o;iy il al; your uad, :
takipcs.
with kindts:r T, g,rds, aua verv truly, rs,
lStgded.l -. a. GARFIELD.
"Colonel John S. .Ns7y United States CogSr'
Hong Konq."
Hoplog that you may b. 50 disposed o graf.
~ Colonel Mosbys friends by publishing The
above, am yours ve5y t.uy.
!. L. CHAPMAN.
The Eorccc, Inference in Madrid has tiaa!ly
dissolved,
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DIED.

DIED.
., At "Gresncck." Culpeper county, Vs., on
WELL QUARKIER, after sickness Of bnt
one week. Mra. Quarter was widely connected
ROBERT EMMETT SMITH disd on tho
18th ulto., at his residenco. nsar the Plsins. in
Upper FAuquier, in the 56.h year of his age,
Col. ALBERT B. DODD, OF Princeton
D. died in WarreIton last Sunday mornine
he pore MS illness with fortitude, an impatient
taken to Princeton for burial. "e''
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Communicated,

q tErLY TO EEAsoN-A zeslous friend is
desirable always Reason, for example, thinks
Mr. NeHle ought to So to Congress, and gives
hIs reason for supporting him-thst he is our
JelIop to'onSman. Now. if this is to b. Mr..
Nesles claim, one common to about four thous.
and AleysEdrians, Rosson included therein, 1
shall not sgy word against it. But hardly
think Mir. Noale will thank Reason for making
this the only ground for supporting him. If
Reason vii! only continue TO circulate his reason
which he says is peculiarly applicable to Mr.
Nca!e, DO will soon be entitled to the thanks of
some individual. as it will. no doubt, make one
vote fer MIR. Neale insid, Alexandria to lvo
votes against him in the eleven counties outside
Alexandria. Please give another reason2 X,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-19

The republicans ia every county and district
It tic State arc nominating straight tickets,
drawicg clcs, party lines and pcrtcoilg their
arrangements fer c)nductlpg al ec:vo cam
ra'ga for the sole purpose of clcctiog straight
out republicans to every Office 10 DO voted for
mex: November. and utterly regardless of what
their candidates may thok upon tho eutjcc: Of
tho Virginia State debt. There arc sonc con.
8 rVatlVcs, however, who are 50 intent upon
reducing the Stale dctt TO twenty millions Of
dollars that they seem willing to divide the
party with which they have heretofore acted,
and thereby allow the republicans to elect thor
candidates for Congress and their presidential
electoral ticket, though how suoh ion u hil .ct
The CT oct they profess to have 10 view ia nero
than IN ordinarily reasonable man can tell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-19

Our Washington correspondent stated yes
to-day that the impression 10 that city seemed
to DO that tho Field boom Owls much of lis re-.
sOOarc, to tie uae Of money. That my be
true or not. but two thirga arc c:rtain. and
they arc that no candidate would b, stroag in
tho North if run az the avowcd champion Of
States rights, aud that tho republicans would
make it appear tha; judge Field was nothing
ii not such candidate.
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Mr. SGYsnOUr.
NEW YORK. June ia dispatch TO Ito
Herald from Eunira s,ys:

NEW York. June IA dispatch to ito
Herald from Enra s,ys:
10 regard TO the democratic nomination for
tho Presidency, Mr.. Seymour reiterated 10 tho
mos: decided terms that uadcr 90 circumstances
would he accept the nomination. lie said that
he had passed the ego OF thrcesoore years and
ten Usually allotted to mao, and, Wills his health
Was fairly good, yet DO was fully aware that his
constitution vas net sufficiently s!,ong to allow
bin 10 perform the duties cf an administrative
otfo'. Hs knew that he had Tot many years
to live, and he wished to crjoy these remaining,
free from the cares and aanoyEnccs of official
l!e."
CINCINNATI. Jupo l9.-Tho Hrqurcr OF this
N )rslDg says lis editor has received personal
dispatch from iloratio Seymour and that it VIC
latcs 90 oorfienoc 10 printicg the following *
ttac:
Il cinnot accept tho nomination if it is made
under any circumstances. | an not atlo 10 Go
the duty Of aDy ofti,c. hopo ny name will
DOT DO presented at Cincinnati ID apy Gay.
have never said [ would accept numiDa.iou,
nor have Knowingly iotmated | would. ,e'y
upon you to set mo right with the del gates.
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Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to o,hor
causes, Ia oeeasioned by Worms BROWNS
V,EIhMiFUGE COM FITS, or Worm Lozenges
sthough efactual in destroying worms csn do
no no possible injury TO tho most delicate child.
ms valuable combination has been successfully
sure IN Graduating worms so hurtful to children.
% cents box.
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COMMUNICATED


Tho communication OF 'Reason'' IN yester.
days Gszatte meets with my hearty spproba-
ton, as it should with all right.tbinting citz ,ns
of Alexandria. Il is only by union and har.
Dlony that we csn expect to succeed, and with
such popular and able standard bearer rs s. q.
Ncslo victory ought 10 perch on our banners.
Now that Alexandria has chance 10 have
representative who will DO q credit not only 10
tho city bat TO the whole district IS it the part
OF wisdom to attempt to create disscnsion in our
Own nl'astI CITIZEN.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 10 1850

SGE rja@s.......... IS Sun so;s.....,...... =
A-%HIvsii
Str Sue, Baltimore, 80 J BrnLers IL %.
Hchr K Ford, Washington, to j hgaow
s. &c.
scar Msggio. Havro do Aracc, t, 4 J McHsf.
foy s. Co.
Schr Cora Saith, lower Potomac, to + j No.
hshcy s. Co.
Schr U Eisk, konncbo2. 10. 10 + = ;iao.
CLgAEHp.
Ctr George Leary, Norfolk, b. Z Hoes.
Str w Thorn pson, lower porc. b. f 4 Rel
Bark Samos, Gardiner by j Z Asa,w ~ ca
Schr w Boyle. Baltimore by Ii Bryant
Schr B. Rsppahannock river, ty master
Schr Willow Harp. Now Be4!cr', by j 4
Agnew 8 70.
PASSED UP.
Schr D E Wolfe, fer Georgo!owa
PASSED DOWN.
Schr Charlotte JsniesCn from G ."rgoiow"
MEMORANDA
Schr Rebecca Florence CALLED l:on Prov
dence for Georgetown 18th
Schr Elias Moore, from Georgetown. ~ No"
Haven 18th.
Schr Mabel 1. Phillips called from GaF,.i..,'
for Washington 18Th.
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Ire republican newspapers say that !;n
charges against Mr.. Garfield will not itfllatco
ono thousand voters against him ia thu whole
c)uutry. If that b. so the Amer.c 70 peop'c
have even less regard for their reputation lhlo
they are supposed to hsvo
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TIE Pert Totecco tMd) Times says: Tho
very many friends OF tho Rav. Father Wiget
will b. pleased 10 Iea1n Ct kis restoration to
health. and speedy rctuin 10 this o,unty. and
tho resumption OF his pastoral duties. probably,
during tha coming week"
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MARISIfEi1.

At tho residence of tho bride, Thursdsy even.
ing; juno l7tb, 1850. by Elder VIM 4. s,moot,
JOHN K. WlrBECk and ANNIE K, dsugh-
ter OF the late ,Iosaph Grimes, ISL ali OF his
N, \, papers please copy.1
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bretanos Sporting Monthly ior Juno has
been rec lived from its publishers in New York.
1t is full OF interesting matter to sll manner of
sportsman
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tCOMMUEICATED,

tCVMMUNICATEU,
FIRING SALurEs 1t b,ing understood that
ltO guns arc 70 BIO Grod on Windmill Hill as
SOON as tho Democratic nominees arc announced
a. Cincinnati, tho attention of tho Mayor is di.
rectei 10 section ID. chapter 10, OF the corpora.
ton laws. which nj axes it unlawful TO lre can.
Eons south Of Pendleton street or north of JET.
terson street. Although any remonstrance will
subject the obisctor to the cruel nsme of croakor,
il is but tho privilege OF those whose natures ara
enemies to pomp and noise TO protest against
that which though gratifying to few jealous
characters, is intensely annoying 10 others,
500 tho fsbe of tho jsckass perf5rming ternsi.
choroan feats nm oDg the ducks. o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-19

Wesc acknowledge the reception OF on iavi.a-
ton 10 aIt.nd the annual commencement Of
Georgetown College, on the 24.h inst.