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hdliHn OperG.-I.ast night BeIlin;,. omar, IF W.
' "dS performed AZ Risiey'S Nariefe, 10 a highly
s"iohaoie audience, several Of the foreign mini er,
pSihP present, and other distinguished persenages,
DIS We" a. the elite oi our fiIy. NJ lie. Rosa de-
'!I'S f'rl"rmed the pnt at Norma, and il would be
h''ir@s |" say that It was most brilliantly sustained,
iht IAN vocalist being rncOred and bravoed repeat
ediS !" the course of the evening. After the first
dcI {" the piece. VI lie Rosa ir Vines came forward
III mont Oh Tie rage 10 receive the applause of the
audience, which she had most Justly merted. and
Winch Wa bestowed with the greatest enthusiasm,
her singing having created quite Juror amone the
company. Altogether, the optIa was caprtalIv exc
'urcd, aud 1t was generally acknowIrdat thar t,,,
represent zion ri Norma last night was the best tia,
mas seen rA"rnicd IN any theatre IN America
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GRAND OPENING OF
Fl A r NJ Q N Y Fl A IL

THNIIE ARLINGTON CLUR take great PLEASURE in
L announcing to their fririlhs and the pnhc
in general. and the ladies in particular, that thy
will give their fifth BALL on THURSDAY. Declul-
her 29th at Harmony Hail. on b, between 18th ard
18th SITS
The Club pledge themselves that no pains or rx-
pens hall he spared make this the bull Of the
season.
fo,amitt.s Of .ArrdHgem, EfS
i q Ecklof, Vim Hutton.
VIM. H. Andrews.
Tickets ONE D0LLAR-to be had OF the Commit
tee ana at the door
No hats caps allowed 10 the room.
dec 22-eo4t
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Christmas L'.t-GTo"tTie5.-l In our published li-r
OF ", Irr!ay containing the and addresses of
reliable strTekeeprrs Where goods could be obtained
we omitted Mentioning ,Guir cIccll-nt grocery
The Kind that may be required for their Use during
lie Christmas aud New Year HOLIDAYS This i. The
time inf good living YOU want first rate articles
III ia" grocery line, call AT any OF the stores CON-
priscd IN the list below:
Barbour Srrmes La. av. between 9th and 7th
street,.
VIM. ormp, Pa. av. brtween l0th and lih Streets
Il. r. Mor~cll, La ay. between 9th and 1,il streets
H. VI. p. hing. corner OF VI. av. and 18th street
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Lodsr's q he p'lt'h House Til" guard house
last might, contained number OF persons who were
Hhrtle 10 obtain lodgings elsewhere. One man WA
A'"HsH tiir nh hl~ vile who had I'm ::,;t II, her
arms: he drunk, aud he sill. erng yqllh cold and
'Tylng I" keep her chd warm 10y every means in her
power. Trey wrrr t.tIni rowing about Ii,,. str,er
lookrg ior -nrI;rr,
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District n Coi"",'ia-- We notice IA tie .G,n-ral
Appropriation Rr!," lately reported by the Commit
i"r ot Way and N"an- to the House of Represent,
ah''>. -cV"rai clauses That particularly affect
The hi'ifci "i Columbia, and which, therefore, are
entitled I" 4 place III local columns. T'h. fol
lowing l. i list ofihe above:
For the support, clothing, and medical treatment
"i Insane ptuprrs Of the District of Columbia. N
such places a. the Secretary nf the Interior NAV H.
hI- dIsCrru"H, deem proper. Sl1,OO0
I"r comp 'n>i:ii"a OF ia" Auxiliary Guard Iuri,
AMI al lUT lump, rs 900.
For tie support, care, and rcdica treatment nl
e!'titeen transient paTprr-, medical and surgical
p.IIeniH. III " a>hln2!nn !nlirmaty. 81. 600
For completing the Improvement uf MARYLAND
rE"in", from seventh street the Potomac rlyc,.
S-!5CG
For continuing the repairs of the t.yu briG.e-
aero the Eastern branch If the Potomac { uOn
Fox completing the west wing of the Patent office
building, $4,000
Fen tnlLr-ih" tic cuvrr1-, and OPENING in!u the
-hIm'. H-."-- f"nti i"HCa avenue, tu prevent the
"V,Ihnw al the avenue, > 500.
For tHc pnt'lc reservation humber two AMI La
/ ttS ttte square. - GOO.
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misunderstanding evening, the members OF st.
Johns Lodge, No. II, met al their rooms for The
purpose Of choosing officers. when The following
were elected; p. Ii. Iiooe, w. NJ; X. Finley Hunt,
5. w; :. Tangent, J. w; o. w. Marsh, secre-
Iary; &. Cammack, Treasurer
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Dedication 81 Potomac ChQPe4.-Tha new chapel
Al school iou-r, AT the corner OF 18th street and
New Hampshire avenue. VIII be dedicated 10 NOR
row afternoon, NJ 22 O'Clock. The Rev. r. l..
Da~hl'il will preach TN the occasion. We are in
formed that The TTuiccs OF the Public School, will
establish school al thIs point immediately, which
l. much needed IN the nrghb0rhood. Success 10
the enterprise.
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The Centre Market this morning was Well sup
piled with provisions, and the pavement front OF
the stalls crowded with buyers The prices were
not a. hugh as il was expected they would be,
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NbE RENT-A twc-ttorv f:ainp HOUSE. with q
L brick basement Contsinirg room, 18th
street, hrtween and X streets. Enquire of John
KG-lnmsc. corner OF 18th ana + ats
dc .2--3t+
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M SVhD-In fame Store an en.rgai@c
- "!d business ynurg MAN. One who wi |
"yotH his tine I" tiie interest Of his EMPLOYER spS
can COME We! recommended for honesty ana moral
IT. VII find permanent aud good situation Al
dTr-s ~ W. 1T this oiire dec Off
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WANTS.

ANTED.--t good Ia n 60, < Washer md
- lroner. and woman f g"npral house WORK
al! 7" assist IL washing ami iT"rinr for family oi
Tar Persons. may rear q permanent gi;uatior :
applying ii This offra
A25- None hUt women IF good character need IN
lly. eDi 10 such. cool lsaces will b, paid mortbIv
C",1rrd ~srvants preferred.
dec
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HANDY & COMPANY,S
+ ETHIOPIAN SEREN

IL " l. n ~ - u II Il N n IL II Is >,
VIII give their first GRAND CONCERT AT COpp'S
PANILLlON, Louisiana Avenue near 9Th street. on
MONDAY EVENING, December 18th, 1853, and con.
tinue through the week ~
dec lift
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e. FOR RENT-tvP az six rooms in a plea SAINT
Ii thrre-story brick house. few doors north OF
the avenue, 18th street west and near tie de-
partIacuts furnish, unfGTEiFhed. suitable for
family. with fine yard and pump of good water in
IL Term. REASONABLE. J.. p. TRUE.
dee .l-lw&
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Rioters found Guilty-hr.ival Of the EtT,l
ern Ligkt

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The Fourth q
July rioters have been found guilty.
The steamer Northern LIGHT with later
California news, reached her wharf in IL. F,
city at two o'clock yesterday aftcrnocn.
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INUX saba FARM. in Fairfax county Va. Il
miles from Alexandria, laying on the TX road
between Fairfax Court hous. and OccoquGn Mills
about . miles from B,rk Station, On tie Railroad
1t contains about 81 acres, good stream OF water
rams through it, between three and four hundred
fruit trees, dwelling anu out houses and well tim
bcred. For III fol nation apply 10
WI. WASHINGTON
dee l3- Capitol Hill.
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FNURNISiGED RO5M.s-Nith or without board
toilet. or Indiana avenue, t!..ee doors trcm 2j
street. Ill pleasant AID agreeable location, witbu
hre lnHytrs walk Of the Capitol near Pennsylvania
avenue" and short distance from the Railroad De
pct. Terms moderate. Apply Oh tie premises.
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Va Il 4 ED-Io hire. Or purchase. if on easy
7 terms. a comm0iious dwelling HOUSE. north
OF Pcnnsyivania avenue. Address ..G q F." oaire o.
tht E'.r.nT star. nov la--rt
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WAN EED-A Market q y

w A FED-A Market Gardener. 10y a person
~ who has farm il the vicinity Of Washing
ton. amply stacked with evervthi,.y necpssary for
the business. To man who is steady reliable and
mo 0';ghlv ccms ctent 10 take charge of market
garden, With fuch assistance in the way of labor as
ne may Need fair wages and share Of the sales will
hf given. Apply early at the Star office No ore
ned apply W" cannot bring satisfactory nrnen
datl"ns as to character and competency.
dec t---tf
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me ""'"'"tT Case continues 10 draw lis Low
''Le'h alone, and appears to be an interrnipabie
'Eair' When il will be terminated IT would he y
n''ii'uit thihs t" say. There Is un ercar hur,
"" On either side, and justice walk; with an over
"'3'e' OIL precision, as If careful OF tripping To
'iS al IL clock the jury We're not vet in the hoy
ana The court were occupied in hearing Mr.. Carlisle
one OF the counsel for the defendant IN , ,o;n, .,
law We should Imagine that the general I'm ,,,c.,
VI 'le Ditifict must suffer materially from this ted
Gus criminal case
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FOR SALE. AND RENT.

Z Ok RENT-A neatly furnished HOUSE in tie
4 First Ward In a desi,ab!e location Address
- h. at tie olfce CT til, Eyening Star.
dee Z4-.;.$
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JurfnHe Patriotism.-The following interesting
example of Juvenile patriotism which lately
is told by gentleman connected with the Wash
ngton National Monument:
"a youth OF about twelve wears of aye 6,
manly looking boy, native of Philadelphia Penn
syIVdifia, has presented in person To the bo.,d .,
managers the gathering Of years saving. ,r,o,n,
ing 10 Sioos, as tribute of his youthful admra,on
ana respect for the memory Of Washington II w,s
brought IN box. into which he had depose 3 dur;no
ina yearu small sums he received FINN, ,;ma -
time; WITH hxed determination To devote il as he
haS done. tn the patriotic object of er.o,in, -
meni in honor of the great hpnefac,or Of III .,
ny tie travelled all the way from PbiJodaInb,, =,
thS cry, IN company with his father N ne,f,rnn
",s iobe DUTY, TOR which he deserves all nraisa 7,
Is Hoped mat so laudahe an cyample will he initiated
ny o'hfrs, and thus prove that the rising pencraton
% ardent III theIr attachment the eceat founder
~. on MS country, and patriotic and
tcmporaries' " MS '"i'-
NW'9nci Theatre Tonight the lovers of hallet
ana paht"mime will be amply compensated for visit
10 inc National, where sThe Two Rivals. ar the
Mysterious Cave, y ''The Perilous Ladder" and the
'"reen Monster will be presented These are AL
'h"si interesting representations Yrca Maubias -
Tile queen OF new piece, in which she is destined IN
"egt and astonsh the audience more than in any Of
'''' pieces previously performed. Javelli Blondin
Ducy Barre, Axel, Madame AyeI. M,rzetti and HE
accomplished lady, and the Ravels proper of course
VIII all q" their share To add the qualification of
'i'e puoiic on tins occasion. They can hardly fail
with such bill and such artists ~ draw = crowded.
house.
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ne '0ud f'commendto our readers notice pretty
>'' oi pdfior stove sold bv Skirving, corner of Pa
'r""e ana Inn STREET. and designed by Frederick
'eh"itz- 1t Is the ne plus ultra Of elegance and com
i"ft' we have oi e Of them in onr office, and con-
slider 1t quite an ornament as well as blessing to
our Sanctnm.
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The loire Of eI generally rising; anthracite or
hafd coal, selling at $50 Per ton. Oak wood. Sc
per cord; pine So
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F"ncn fair.-Thc ladies Of the Church Of &,
'"inin'rk intend 10 hold bazaar or fancy Fair al
'arIiHis Saloon during the ensuing week. con-
men"ins on Tuesday evening next, where variety
ID articles OF different descriptions will he offered
for sale.
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N4""o'd' Eh'oWHn Screnad'rs did not perform
F'.s hisht on account of the incemency OF The
weather which prevented the attendance OF ylsters
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T'13 ;SE NJ. Dwelling HOUSE. beautiful
L ly FUR Ishet. On q sire between "a mi 81
>trtt+. "ps'ps. .e trinity Chu-ch. with without
servants.
The above house II well suited for small family,
aHl will be rented low arcomm dating t-rIns to
punctVal tenant. or the 70 will te rented sep
era;eiy 10 IN lie gentlemen. Enquire Of
r. y. STRArrON. Auctr,
Pennsylvania avenue, Fear 10th street.
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MH"2hz' fI"!r.-A large lot Of tins new kind Of
poultry, were sold on Tuesday last, at auction, by
"'''" Se"'i, the prices averaging from three to
h'e anu halt doaf>, for rooster aud two hens.
over one h';.dred and fifty Shanghai fowls were
'u III '''iS manner, and although the price NAV an
p'af hieh, II was not near 50 much as we have
Al'""h birds OF this description TO bring. The
shanghai Fowl is becoming general favore for the
poultry yard, and WILL no doubt when crossed with
'h' common sorts, or with game fowls. becom.
SUI more valuable addition 10 our slack NJ o,,
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'1neir hnt of omnlbuSsrs has commenced runnin
from Tie 'aptoi to the park" at the northern ex
tremity of Seventh street.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17

Tho Lexington Express, in an excellent
chapter on thu war of the Missouri fac.
tons, makes tho following remarks. The
Express is near enough to the Phelps dis.
,rict to know how his detection is received
by his constituents;
who could ever have expected to see
c. +. Jackson and John s, Phelps working
together in the Same harness; or who
could have supposed that Major Phelps
would, after his speeches in the Congress-
ionul district about three years ago, desert
his old friend because Of Unsurpassed want
of olitical iuAuence. Politicians Of Ger.
tain cast always aim to DO on the popular
side, but we hardly supposed Major Phelps
to be- OF that stripe; and It his deSertion OF
Benton was based upon the superstition
that no was going over to the strong party,
we apprehend that whenever he shall try
the experiment, he will find out his error.
We never found fault with any man for
deserving Col. Benton; aud il Is hardly
plobable we ever shall; but to US Il is
strange to see men who, while Col, Benton
was in authority, prided themselves on
wearing his collar, now when he is a private
citizen, give him the cold shoulder with as
much sang tjoiI as il he were the VerieSt
stranger"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
Barber,s ShOp.
PETER IOlINSON,

E6A LII JOAANOONt
d ESPECTEULLY offers his services 10 the
III public. He keeps the best quality Of ralorS,
and keeps them sharp He win always pas
strict attention to cleanliness aud ne6lness.
He cuts and dresses hair ia style that
never fails to please his customers. As a
knight OF the scissors and razor he Yields to
mono in Hannibal His charges Hre reRsona.
bly, low. AS he Intends to continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
as his meOus will allow, he hopes TO have
the patronage Of the citizens Of Hannibal,
whose well known chief Characteristic
Of energy, leads them to desire to see
everything on the progressive march.
Recollecl It Is the shop nearest TO Hick.
mans Stove Store. Il is on the west side
Of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street. (ap.23.d.ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
PROCLAMATION.

To the Voters Of Mason Townshlr, Ia the County Of
MaFou, ard state ef Miasonrll soma
Having received o6helal and legal notice that the
Hon. WIN, N. Cooke hes resigned the Office Of Judge
Of the Hannibal Court Of Commoa Pleas, and that .
vacancy how exists IN the once OF Judge Of said
Court, have, pursuant 10 he authority veslea Ia me
by law, directed and Orased an election 10 be hsld 10
OH such vacancy. said election will be held At the
City Hall, IL The City OF Hannibal, on Saturday the
9eh day Of Nay, A. D., 1919, between the hours Of
will ba Tor the purpose Of anlng The unexpled term Of
the sad Cooke, oceasinped hy bis stid Rssignaton.
OF which you the sid Voters Of Mason Township,
are hereby notified,
Given under my hand, a the City Of Hannibal, this
T1th day Of May, A. D., 1858,
T. r. sELMES,
Mayor Of The City Of HaADibsl,
May nth, 'bS,-d&wtd
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17

eatruok upon reef thai ran cut some dis
lance from the shere, about six miles north Of
BOlinas Bay. Every effort was made TO back
her and get her Of, but without avail. The see
was high, and striking her violently, threw her
broOdside on to the reef, where she now hes,
kOsled over,
A scene Of The greatest confusion and terror
snsued, but order was partially restored, and
the boats were lowered. In these the ladies'
and children were irst placed, and although the
surf was high between the ship and the shore,
a distance OF about 400 yards, they were safely
landed, and the boats returned for the rest Of the
passengers. BY eight o'clock In the morning,
these were all landed In safety, and by dint Of
great sxertiOn', tic greatest part OF the baggage
also.
The Purssr then started overland for this city
10 obtain assistance. There wero in all 1856
persons on board, about twenty Of whom reach.
ed the city last evening, on board OF q schooner
that was lying in the bay at tho time Of the
wreck. At last account, tho sea had stove in
her bottom, and was making clean sweep over
her, with l6 feet water in her hold. She was
cast going 10 pieoeS. When the purser left,
the water had reached the cabin, and the safe,
containing the papers &C., had not boon saved,
We learn that Capt, Garrison, the agent Of
the Company, will despatch the GOliah at day.
light this morning to the scene Of The disaster,
and bring or the passengers who may still re-
main upon the beach. The wreck can be seen
with glass from the outer Telegraph Station,
We make up from the papers in our pOS-
session, the following general summary Of
news:
SroeroN.--From the Journal Of Friday, the
10Th, We take the following;
1t is rumored that party iS now on the way
from MariposO this city, with the last remains
Of the murderer Bowlin. We cannot trace the
report to any authentic source. 1t is presumed
the preferred reward will be divided between
these parties who went after BoWlyn and thOs'
who actually caught him.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
TAILORING.

JAMES THOMPSON, JOHN A. LENNON,
the Lime Man, Merchant Taylor,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17

HAVE associated themselves together for The
i i urposs OF earryi ng on tho TAILORING BUSI.
NESS in all its various Branches
On Main street, one door north OF the Brady House
and next door 20 G. W, BryNn's Stove Store,
They have and will keep the best OF Journeymsn all
the time, and viii Execute Work as Expeditiously,
a. neatly and a. IashonAbly A. they know how,
We Will not saw we will beat the man that the
fashions, but will say they will keep as near tho pic
tues as possible.
Mt Lennon has the largest, bed and cheapest stock
OF Cloths, Ces,imerss, VeStngs, 1fimmings and SUN
met Goods, that Hannibal aver had the good luck to
have in Il,
N Give US call gentlemen, you are bound 10 be
suited in my kind, or quality Of Goods.
Hannibal, April %, lS53.-d 2m
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
Wanted to Hire Immediately
Good Axe-Nien,

ITO clear the timber OF the line Of the Rail Road,
j. from here TO Palmyra.
Persons wishing 10 Contract Cor Grading Sections
on this line can get Fair Price per Cubic Yard foT
doing the sane, and Payments made Salts factory 70
them BY applying 10 me, at this place or PALMYRA
Hannibal Nav 10, lS5S,-(daWsl M, STEER.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
Pnrk ana Lara.

One oil the packets" in yesterday brought
from Hannibal 1000 bbls, pork and lard for
reshipmen,. This is the same that was
engaged by the officers of the Pacace bu,
not taken, The Packet took II at the rate OF
4Oc. per Dbl. through to New Orleans. The
Pauncs agreed to take It at SOC, The
packet commander thought he was driving
a good bargain, but freights having ad'
Vanced, upon arrival he found he could not
reshlp il for less than S5c,, this lel him on.
" Sc. perbbl. freight from Hannibal 10 this
city.--rSt. Louis News, 10th,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

THE Stockholders Of the Hannibal, Rails County ANS
J. Paris Plank Road Company, will please take No.
tee that Seventy per cent Of the Capital Stock has
been called, END L now due, Those knowing them.
selves delinquent win pay the sane to &, HAWKINS,
Treasurer, without delay, aud save eose, Suit will BE-
Instituted foFthwllh, against an delinqueRts. ...
(myl0d0tWlt) JNO. n. BOWLING, President,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17

For Sale, or Exchange tOr HaRni6ol Property.
A TRACT Of UNimpToVsd land In Monroe county,
IA on BrOsh Creek, six and seven miles IRON the
towns ef FOTiaa and Paris, respectively containing
her The land d oG excellent quality, has psgmApenl
water, a0d lies % good pegh6oVhOod, It possesses
peculiar advantages t0t 4 stock farm. Applyto
msAl wSa. n MEREDITH, Agent
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
TaHesI Taxes |!

NOTICE lie hereby given that the To. Lists
IN for the year 1853, are In my hands Tor col:
Hannibal FOR Taxes, will please call At my Oiice,
and settle the same, it they would save cost,
Oiaoo over E. s. G. w, Hawkins Store, on
Csmvsroial Row, ia the City Of Hannibal.
. r. M, HAWKINS,
(myl7d&wl) City Collector
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17
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A Card,
The friends Of Temperance are requested
to meet at Temperance Hall in Palmyra on
the 4th Wednesday in June next, at 3 o..
clock, a. NJ, (being the 22nd day Of June,)
TO organize a County Temperance Society,
10 meet quarterly al the different parts ol
the county, to wit; The City Of Hannibal,
West Ely, Warren, Little Union, Houston,
Philadelphia, TOylor's MILL Palmyra, &C.
for the Public discussion of the Maine
Liquor Law, and all other subjects connect
ed with the cause Of Temperance, thai
now agltaGO tho Union. -
T. II. TATLoW,
.H..H .. .. EDWARD MeCABE,
r. L. ANDERSON,
May 10, 1883, COMMITTEES,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-17

lust received, general assortment Of Fancy
y Fashionable Summer Goods, Tissues, Shall
leys, silk BerNges, Fancy JOoOnsts, Canton
Grape Shawls, Enid Bertha CapeS, Black Silk
Wells, Emb'd Linen Cambria Handkercheifs,
Painted Collars, Superior Whale-Bones, &c.,
&c., At reduced prices,
Please call and see, S. M. MOORE,
May l7th, lS5S--dSt)