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Dow and Fisk and the above parties, as COMMITTEE
of the Columbia Typographical Society produced IN
relation to violations Of tho rules OF SAID Society by
Dow a. Fisk, whereby all honorable printers would
be prevented from continuing in their employ, or seek
ing employment from them during the existence OF
such violations, was read The evidence produced in
support Of the charge was very ame in our opinion,
but urged with great vehemence by the prosecuting
COUNSEL as all sufficient to convict the accused OF
conspiracy. The case was adjourned TO Thursday
evening, in order to give the Justices time to make
their decision, when they held the parties to bail for
their appearance at the next term OF the CRIMINAL
COURT!


MILITARY AND CIVIC ExcuRsIoN.-If any Of our
readers wish to enjoy themselves for lew hours, we
advise them to make up their minds and take trip
with the " "MEcHANIcAL RlFLEMEN, next TUESDAY,
down the Potomac. This company OF citizen soldiers
intend making their excursion one OF the best which
can be got up this season. Lloyd Williams cotillion
music is engaged for the occasion, and the confecnons
and edbles will be of the best and at moderate prices
No imposition will be tolerated This company are
nearly all pledged to cold waters therefore ladies
need not fear that the Old King will be allowed to
interfere with the pleasures of the trip. See adver-
tlsement in another column.


IMPROV VEMENTS.
The paving ON Pennsylvania avenue is progressing
slowly; fear ii will not be completed before cold
weather sets in. We think Government job OF thu
magnitude might be pushed with some spirit.


The paving of Seventh street IA private affair is ad
mrably done, and goes on with energy on the part o.
the contractor. Mr. Crowley The work on this street
judges say, is far superior to that on the avenue.


The Odd Fellows Hall, on Seventh street, is raiset
TO the third story. This will be splendid building
1t is contemplated to have the Lodge rooms ready 10
meetings Of the Order by the first of October


The masonry for the foundation of Jackson Hall i
being completed, and the brick work, we learn, vii
be commenced forthwith s~.t..-e ."