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Woods, where the following Order of Ex-.
ercses will be carried out:


ORDER OF EXERCISES.


!. Singing by the'Temperance Choir.


II. Prayer.
Ill. Reading the Declaration of Independence.


w. Singing.


V. Address.


W. COLLATION.. 4


VII Address.


VIII. Singing.


TX. Address.


x. Singing.


XII. Address.
After which the procession will be formed,
and march down Washington street to Bridge
street, and there dismissed 81
By order: ]#8


JOSEPH LIBBEY, Chief Marshal.


JENKIN THOMAS,


SAMUEL M'KNIGHT,


p. III. DoNELAN,
June 26-tc Aids
90 AT special meeting of the District As
semby held at Brother Parker's on the even
ing Of the Gath June the following resolution
was adopted:


Resolyed, that the District Assembly and as
sociaiions of United Brothers of Temperance
meet at the City Hall at 8 O'Clock, A. M. 4th
Of July in regalia, for the purpose Of proceed
ing with the Sons of Temperance, &C., to
Georgetown to unite with Potomac Division
No. S, OF Sons Of Temperance in celebrat
ing the day, agreeably to invitation. Brothers
are earnestly requested TO attend punctually
and show out in their full strength to celebrate
this anniversary OF civil and political liberty by
evincing the mighty force Of moral Liberty.


JOSEPH WALSH, Secretary.
MYSTERIOUS DsAPPEARANcE.-An elderly
man by the name Of GLENN, left this city, for
the purpose of purchasing goods for Fruit
and Variety Store he has been keeping in the
First Ward, near 18th stIeet, last Sunday
week His store has been shut up ever since,
and nothing heard of him since Tuesday
"Soh, WhCh sHO WOO oCCu III DdlllulOlt NY d
resident Of, the first ward. 1t is feared by
some Of his friends that he has met with some
accident which has prevented his return.
/. A resolution fixing the day Of adjournment
of Congress on. the Goth Of July having been
laid on the table Yesterday by the Senate, it is
thought tlfat the session will not terminate be-
fore the middle of August In the course Of
the debate, Mr.. Dixon H. Lewis made an en-
ergeiic speech, on which bystander remarked
that che didn't think such speech was in
him." o, said another, knew very well it
was in him, but did not think that in such
hot weather he could get il out


The nomination of Mr.. Horn as Collector OF
the port of Philadel phia, was rejected by the
Senate while in executive session, by a vote OF
29 TO 20.


Yesterday number of Indian Chiefs, of the
Miami tribe, arrivedon business with the Gov.
ernment


Yesterday afternoon colored man employ
ed in opening oysters at Mr.. Wesu's refectory
at the Capitol, was stabbed on the Avenue by
white man.


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