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The fact that this property decided to trustees In
trust residents of the District of Columbia for the
benefit Of the shareholders, and everJ shareholder
receiving Daguerreotyp Pc worth g. and of the very
hRest quality and elegantly cased; the high charac
ter and positions OF those trustees and the great aud
extended reputation and business of Mr.. Whitehurst
he deems sufficient guarantees that every promise OF
this advertisement will be promptly and faithfully
performed, the labor will be distributed amou9 &C
many galleries, which are capable of producing from
600 to 500 pictures per diem. Not mors t han
fifty thousand shares viii be sold. je l0-eott
HILBUS HITZ, Agents for the sale Ct ordert
in this city, at their Music Depot, south side Penna
ave. betv. 10th and 11'h streets Ia
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A CARIBOU customers are most resp<ctfur
"A IL notiied that their sccounts are being naoe
We shall be very much obliged to all who shal'
call and set e on or fore the LIT Of July, or q eoor
after "a possible 1t Is absolutely pece ssry 70 ca
success In business that Ne receive al aDoono oue
30 us. -'E+
I'd ur customers Will comply viii The shove ~
duest, las they cert ,inly ought to Dc u cur IN
tentiou 10 male arrspgemsnfs for the 1al trsde o.
a much larger scale than usual, IN order toDeeeo o.
largely incft asipg sels.. - = -
- OLAaETT, NEWTON, MAY co.
10 2l-d2w
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PURE COUNTRY MILK.

THE prop jetor of Locust Hill Farm Dairy" hss
/ added to his stock Of Cows, and is now prepared
to increase the delivery of this most necessary art
Gle to families throughout the city. Their wagons
ara now running each twice . day-one from 9th
street to Capitol Ill., 10; one from It'll to 18th SITS
and the Island; and one from 18th street to George
town. go
applying a few DAYS In sdvsnoe, to the drivers OF
Me Wsaon, or address "Locust Hill DAIRY, through
the Post Office.
Thie rairy Is two miles nom the Post Omcs On
mn an article 90 necessary TO salth, comfort, and
even lux lry of life, invited to call and tee is
msn.gement je 12-lDs
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IKE oH q SCOTT, Auetto,.e,,
A LAHek AsSoRTABAT or rURNIrusr ON
d., sooun. OF whom It msy concern. NJ 5sd.s.,.
uoes u hocnoa -'n WEDNESDAY shs sss 2
~ 49, Az coz m, Ne shall ell, on a ,ocun
OF pef,ons .hs purehased at the torm.r ~ .ns
f:ued to comply with the ter IA A.. h.. ~ sno
~ Resttsr Beds Bedding, and s,.,,...
RES eds, !" ardrobes and watb tns.
CsIpee Curtains, Crockery and eI
Nith 4 large ssortment Of other srticls'
We deem unnecessary to enumerats Tern.
=, GREEN SCOTT.
Il ~ Auctioneers.
~ DOWNS T. HUTCHINSON, Ane,
WArCHES, JhwELeY and Fancy Goos. =,
w Auction - On SArURD ~ evening, J,IvIt
aua soposy Sd We " n sell ~ our store N s ,clk
Ssslra INVOKE of Jewrlry. oonsi tiBg Of
SSuPeIi2s Id kng'kh Lever Hun ing Watches
G e,s L-rer and Lei pine do =
'oid Vest and Fob Chains 60
Pens and Pencil g. Lockers
S.eeve Buttons, Cud rins. Braastn,,s
Ear and Iisger hinas
Bracelets. Studs. Keys, Ia.
Also. . lot of Porte Nonn.,..
fumery, dc. fAncy Goods, Per
Terms at the sale
DOWNS HUTCHINSON. Au..
;.o O. Athet scum Building, near aix st
yo oo-"t - 0btell
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4 LII WOOL BLK French Berexe..
II very cheap
Black Silk, all widths
Black and White Lawns
Black Bombazines and Alpacas
Fine black French MousselIues
Black EDglih Grape, all widths.
The shove goods will be sold very low prices in
order TO reduce our stock
VIM. r. RILEY,
Cor. sth street and opp. Centre Market.
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CUMMINGrCI GINNING

DR0PaETIC eTuDIES-Leetures the Eook
il of Dauiel-75c.
The Tent and the Altar, or, Sketches from Patrias-
chAl Life-s5e.
Scripture Read ngs, sabbath Morning Readings 90
the Old Testsnt nt-7Sc
Apocalyptic sket hes; or, Lectures on the Boob %
Rev. lstiuns, vols, 75c each
Lectures our Lords Miracles, To
L. ctures on the Parsbles-75c
Voices of the Day and Night, vols-76c each
Voices Of the Dead, 75c
CT urch before the Flood 75c
All Of the above works blythe Rev. John On.
ming, d. D. who Is new the great pulpat Orator a
London for sale by
GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE
'th street, next to Odd Fellow hAH-
je34-d tsentir~N
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(pAkD IN THE COUNTRY TO any person
- wishing to retir. from IN. cities FOR a T..
.no. 'ns, me Undersigned, plain man, living in |.
plain style, Is prapar. 70 accommodste g me hslf
u"zen persons. or enc or two small families witt
comfortable rooms snf bosrd and the privilege O.
enjoying the bert water in the county Addre.,
H. baiithrope Tor any de:ir dinformstior. Enauir.
Of Geo. X. Adams, Pa: ent Of'ce. WARRINGTON" az 7
Eontz Alexandria. Va IL T-aost.
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THE FOUR MILE RACE AT NEW yoRx

THE FOUR MILE RACE AT NEW YORK.
The four mile contest for the club purse of
$4,000, over the National course, New York.
which came of on Saturday last, and which
was announced with such a great flourish of
trumpets, appears to have been one-sided
affair from the start-got up by the knowing
ones to fleece the outsiders. The two horses,
Highlander and Di Clapperton, were in tip-top
| condition, and the betting was done at 100 to
in favor Of the former The following report
Of the race appears in the New York Herald ::
First Heat.-The horses were started beau
tifully, D Clapperton taking the load. She
ran three lengths in front around the upper
turn, which she maintained all the way round
both going very slowly, and came up the home
stretch, passing the stand in 2:084. They did
not change their positions until they reached
the back stretch, when Highlander fell little
farther behind. On the lower turn he ran to
within length of her, and in that way thew
passed the stand the second time, in 1891 -
They now began to increase their speed, and
going round the upper turn, Highlander went
closer to the mare. On the back stretch he
took sides with her, and they ran together to
the Mansion House, when Highlander was
taken harder in hand and the mare went awav
from MIN IN iength, which she kept around he
lower turn and up the home stretch to the
stand, making the third mile in l:55, amid
much applause from the delighte ed thousands,
and the unsophisticated were confident that d
would win. On the last mile, Highlander kept
pretty close to the mare, until opposite the
Mansion House he ran in front of her, leading
length around the lower turn and to the
stand, making the last mile in lisa. and the
heat in 757
Second Heot.-The rider of Di Clapperton
was changed and a white boy substituted
for the darkey. The horses went of more
rapidly than they did before, Di leading three
lengths around the upper turn, and at least
six down the back stretch Highlander, how.
ever, ran little faster on the lower turn, and
got within couple of lengths OF the mare as
she passed the stand lime of first mile
l:55t. There was scarcely any deviation il
their position during the next mile, Di passinc
the stand three lengths ahead in l:54i. o..
the third mile they kept as before, going tn.
round in l:55i. The cheering now was louo
and vehement, and this seemed to excite High
lander and accelerate his pace. He ran W,
very close TO the mare around the upper tur-
and down the back stretch, until opposite tt Il.
Mansion House he passed her. look the lead b,
length, and, running vigorously up the HON,
stretch. won the heat by half dozen lengths
Time Of last mile, 200. and Of the heat 7:45t--
q very excellent second neat
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SUPERIOR SODA WATER.

nH! How deliciousi IL the exclamation Of crowds
~ oflsdies and gentlemen who daily call at BOs
ELL'S Drug Store, corner Of Maryland ave. and
7th st.. for ass Of his superior SODA WATER,
which is acknowledged by judges to be the best in
the city. e a.-
ers of this truly delightful and healthy beverage
Who have not tried it to give him . call, feeling as
sured that one glass will amply compensate fol. :
walk from any portion of the city, and to bis daily
visitors he would say che had more left Of the same
sortn ja:8-lm
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k'ok RENT-A nne three story brick HOUSE on
nh, between g and streets, ives. side, con
good tenant the rent viii be made low. The bon.S
dwelling y, p'''"'o
Also. for rent q large STOREROOA on 7th 1T
10 ieet "ids and 40 deep, with back room In rrar
OF the store This stcre is on the busoees pe- NJ
street, and would make a stand for She's or
Dry Goods Store Rent low. For terms enouira a.
jas. A. WISE, :th street, or at the Star office.
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ROARDlNG.-Mrs DUVALI, peuna avenue
ID nearly opposi'e BROWNS Hotel, has due ROOM.
and offers ever, desirsols comfort and accommoda
ton fnE families or single gentemen-psrmspenl
&c transient. No mole agreeable boarding hs u.s.
will he found in Waahin ton 1. III
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Heat-New Orleans and Mobile Railroad

NEW ORLEANS, June 29-Tbe weather n
the hottest ever known here the Thermometer
reaching 100 degrees in the shade Eight
cases of suustroke have occurred
A vote was taken throughout the city to day
on p:opositl IN to authorize the city to sub
scribe TO the New Orleans and Mobile Rail-
road The proposition was carried by fully
800 majority
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NEW BOOK OF TRAVELS:
OUT OF THE BEATEN TRACK.

'sNORTHURFARI, or Rambles in
IN Ice1and," by PLIrY MILES, suhor Of
IL tiers Of Uommunipaw - his work will give a
rScord of personal sd. entures, in tour of alb 'at
1000 miller through the int ror of IceIana. In the
summer Of 1852; describe the extraordinary scene
~ OF the Country, visit to the Gsysers ascent to
The summit Of Mt Hekla; AID fun account OF the
Nscovery Of America by The orihmen, in the year
$50. with the Geography, productions, manners and
ustons OF the people, Scar dnat Ian lily bolcgy, DC
&c. The potts Of Iceland having. b. u law OF Den.
mark. just bs.n opened t. the trade Of the world,
" the first time within $50 years, this work now
VII possess q peculiar interest. A large and beau
.ifu map Of Iceland, executed by ma i've Icelapdsr
and brought from there by Mr. Milss a work equal
artistic finish to Any erer publ shed In this coun
Try or In Europe, can ba seen at Tay'or 4 Maury'a
The volume will be due elmo Of 33 pages an d
Sill be printed and bound In the best m an sr An
Agent has been emoloyed by the publisher to can.
ra>s Wa hingion and Georgetown I r Subscribers
subscrI ton list will also be left at Taylor and
lsury's. or orrers for the work received BY any
BOOKSELLER Will be publish d early in July. any
aerfons remttng dollar TO the publisher at New
iork, shall have copy forwarded 70 his address by
laai', post paid The usual discount to the trade.
Oders sole ted CHAS B MOTION,
publisher, Il Chambers st., New York
je 29--f
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y UM n e HATS, of white and drsb beaver.
~ white, drab, and black Rs,t
Also, q large supply of SfRA " HATS Of all col
ors for men, beye, and children. And in order &c
reduce my large stock shall from this day offsI
them ct reduced prices. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Store, Penna- avenue, near ~ street
IL 1.-dlm
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY Doctor
/ Norman, vol, 1854
The Virginia Hot Springs, by Doctor Goode, vol,
1854
Burke's Mineral Springs of Western Virginia,
vol
The Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, by q visl
tor. vol
The White Sulphur Papers, by Mark Pencil, one
vol
Trip to the Virginia Springs. by lady, pamphlet
Also, Guide Books, Route Books. Trave ling Maps
&c. FRANCK TAI LOR.
je S9-tf
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REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
0FFTCR

REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE AND LOAN
OFFICE.
J. p g n A 8 K
NTILL devote his time to the purchase Of Real
w Estate of every description, and to tn. Rent
ing Of Houses in Washington, Georgetown, District
Of Columbia, and adjoining counties OF Maryland
and Virginia.
Also, the purchase and sale of Stocks and Nsgod
atoms of Loans
Office. first door north Of the Presbyterian Church
on ~ street, near the City Hall, Washington city
D. G..
RlnINCES:
Col. NJ. THOMPSON,
JoHS WILSON, Egg, Commissioner General LAM
Office.
PARo 4 NcuRsI,
Hon. l. p. WALDO, Commissioner Of Pensions.
!. 9-lm
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BALTIMORE, July s--Bosise,, Of al t;,d. q.
dull to-day, The few transac ion, in h,ssS.
Suns T we're effected at Saturdays quotations..
Thermometer at 70 m. 81.
Large numbers of our citizens will leave q.
s, ne various excursion trips by railway and
Inc Columbia Club will start for Washius-
1 70 % morrow morning. They will make tie
Umpire Hotel their head uarters.
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k10 RGWARD stolen from the subscriber
WY on Tuesday eFeniug Juae 9th, anchored
sud fastened 10 the wharf above I4th street bridge
small Philsdelphis olinker.built sAILB0AT, with
a!ainsail and jib.
The above reward will be given for the recovery
Vi sad boat and conviction Of the thleves; $500 fr
he return Of the boat and inf rnatiou that will
lead to the of the isvas $500 for the re-
urn of the boat, or Information as to whore she
can be found, by H. H. vOss,
js 30-3ts cor Pa avenue and 10Th st
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Ohio Riyey

i,o JbsELISe, July S.-Thsre 10 four feat th,.
thus point "ater 10 the channel Of the river ..
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ERENCH NOVELS RoMANCEs, in ram phlet.
+ including those Of DUN as, Sue Feval, Balzsc'
nasson, sand, Lecomte, Merry, Krudne- and MANY
,thers. old and new. some finely printed and illus
rated others Of cheaper edition. for sale at very
low prices. FRANCK TAYLOR
iv l-ff
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A HR1vATE sALE-A large three story frsme
a HOUSE, on the north side of Nassschusetts
avenue avenue, between 4th and 5:h streets The house
hoor rooms and kitchen passage tbrouoh .nd y
stairway. I'd floor large psrlor, paperei. 20 by -
ieet, and . bed rooms. On the Sd door 1 he'd rooms
deep lot over 100 feet as a flower garden. and
above house. 0'4"1o az Inc
Also Tor rent, on the same block, house of ten
- ly l-3tt
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Cholera in Roetnn

boston, July sd-Durine the last twenty.
several cases Of chOlera have occurred In
,es s cry In Chelsea, a whole family have
he f.mi, ,u s With the soouree Three Of
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EILLMORE MAZURKA, composed AND
j. dedicat-d TO Miss Roweua 81 Baldwin, by Jos
O. foertsoh, just Published and for sale By
HILBUs BfTZ
1e r. at III ~ir Musia Depot.
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Memphis Municipal Election

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 80 AT our mupioI
pal election the Know Nothings" elected
heir candidate for Mayor. and all the city Of.
fcers by handsome naj,rities.
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JOBBIN6 SHOP.

D. BLNG SHOP on the corner Of D and 18Th sts.
south u Pa avenue and solicits share OF tbs pub
ho patronage. 80 20
Az work done promptly and with nsstnsss- '.
js1A-e.dln
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| CRIMINAL histfibunal commence,
jay trials this morning. Judgs Crawford pre-
s,ding, and 2: Barton Key, Eeq, prosecuting
Henry Hemline, charged with stealing oil
i iron. was declare not guilty. q9.Jf 1KAa
Sarah Oman, charged with stealing woos
from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pauy- Not guilty. - ;.,a -, - = -
John Brown, (colored, } charged with stealth,
shoes. Guilty, sentenced to eight months /.
Jail, and pay . fine Of SO cents Sam -s',''ze ~
John Allen, charged with keeping q disor.
derby bawdy house not guilty. Same for 70
failing liquor without license-euiItv. snsd
$50. The case Of Vim. Carpenter ais. R;Il
johnson, charged with larceny, was on trial
when We left - -
The PUBLIC GRocxDs. of Star
Can you inform me why the eatas at the
fresldenss grounds, and more particularly
LaIayette square, arc closed every evening at
sunuc"n mad supposed that Congress not
o1V oesign them as ornaments to the city, but
places OF public promenades -.
At9ink II Is very hard that the citizens, es-
peciaily the mechanical portion of them, whe
Toll all day, should be deprived of an even
ing walk through them with their families
WASHINGTON, July g. ONE OF IHsN.
This COMPLAINT is we'll founded We trust
that ere long this evil will be remedied.
STEAMBOAT BANTER Yesterday in coming
out of Alexandria the steamer Page acted in
such q manner as to induce the belief that
she wanted to banter the Thomas ColIyer for
q race The latter was not disposed to enter
into s.oh sport, not appar antly caring to NEE
the seeming challenge. The owners Of steam
boats should be aware Of public opinion in
regard to steamboat racing, and not attemp.
such trifling with the lives of passenger, "a
is involved in the "sport" We want no blow
ups on the Potomac. -
ALMOST FATAL Philadelp his cores
pondent says: A gentleman named r. P. Jack.
son, from the District of Columbia, fell on the
sidewalk at Sixth and Vine streets, on Satur-
day, from rush Of blood to the head. He
was taken into the drug store of Mr.. Bowers
and attended to by DR.. Jewell. The attack
"ould have proved fatal, but for timely re-.
if ''' i0-
WATCH RETURNS Felix Cassidy. drunk
and d'so:derly; workhouse ninety days. P
MeDevitt, do. do. Susan Taylor, neeress, ont
after hours, do. w. Thompson, drink ami
disorderly; fine and costs w. johnson. drunk
IN the market, do. c. Mcdonald, drunk and
d'sorderiy; dism ssed. John Gray, gambling
doe and costs
The public will scan with interest this re-
markable watch return. Justice Morsell was
the officer officiating Mcdonald, who was
is very old offender, while we do
not remember having seen Cassads's name in
the watch house report before Ed
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From the SeuSh

NfvORLrASs: July 3-Business OF all kiods
80. Acesiveiy dull The weather I. intenrslv
po,. Inc city Is comparatively healthy. 10
80 <. July 3.-Cotton dull Weather v,rv
S"r Naige number Of our citissns isavinS
Cotton dropping wy sen'
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SORE FOR RENT-Ths spacious warehouse OF
y Penpsylvsnis ave-, 50 long occupied by Meesrs
=. i. Semmes Bro, - Q wholesale grocary and
liquor store Is nov for rent. Possession Owen i'm
msdietely: Apply to B. ]. ssmmes OF II. q. Emery
ap 18dtf
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS.
QUARf0MsgfRE's GFrIo,
Washingtoo, June 18th, 1854.

Washingtoo, june 18th, lsss.
DROP0sALs viii be rre.ived At thi. onses unef
Il IL o'clock N On Monday, the issh July BIZ
sor furnishing the following srscles, 70 cpefofU -
ell respects With the samples which may % st0 @
application at thi. oc- 1t ths ofhos Of The 49,
sant Quart@rmsster, New York, Wis;
300 uniform caps
100 osirs army half stoekinGs (sn wooD
fhs sbove articles 70 Be sub Pct 70 infpse3oe -
vious 10 delivery
AUG. A. NIX HoLSoN, q IL A
10 Is-sot1sJuly
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New YORK, July 3-FIour is suiet-s.Is,
OF 1000 barrels State brands at IS 81 a a. o.
Southern $3.50 50. Rye Hour and corn meal
unch anged. Wheat-saIes of 1000 husheI,
red 81 % 80, white 81 a 50 20, Genesee
- %. Corn-sales of 81, 900 bushels, mirsd
~, yeilow 81 81 cents. Oats g. Rye 81 Is.
Cotton continues dull and depressed None
is in active request at the highest rates ne
stock market shows a frmer feeling ,o-day
Great preparations are making for the eele.
bration to morrow. More cases Of cholera re-
ported. Thermometer at noon. So.
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DESPERATE AFPRAY.-On Friday night al,
nffray took place in one of the fashionabl
hotels Of New York, between two sporting
gentlemen named White and Conner, the LAT
ter known by bis friends as Little Arthur :
Knives were drawn and clinch took place.
White received wound in the arm and Con-
ner stab in the abdomen which it is said
will prove fatal
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-03

HARD TO BEAr-William Grosholt., mem.
Der OF the Philadelphia Rifle Club, reosn,lv
hit the bulls eye in the centre at the distann.
Of fee hundred fsst!,
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ItoID SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS FOB AND
" JEST CHAINS SEAL& dc-We have just
opened larae invoice ofthe above, all 1.-THE latest
patterns, which We offer unusually low.
Nj. w. GAIT & BRO,
Eign Of the Golden Eagle,
Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
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BoNNETs. RBBnHs Ann r1nwr,a

B0NNETs, RIBBONS, AND FLOWERa.
l. price
rnrssols, Muslin Collars
Cambria Elouncings and Fdeines
kmb'd Muslin Underbsndk erchiefs
Embd Lawn and linen rpR HdkA
Plain and hg'd wash and silk Netts
Tsrleton Muslias and blk silk Lanse
All Of tie above goods. together With npspy 9th
ers, VIII be cold at very ios prizes in ord to ~
duce stock. WM r. RIIJhY
Cor. sth street, and opp. Centre MARKET
fe I'm
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A RARE CHANCE.

consequence of having effected the role agency
J. for the sale Of Hallet, Davis Co.'S Boston pre-
MUM Pianos, and KDabe, Cache 4 Co.'S Of Bald
more, we have decided to devote our atteDtion t.
the sale Of those only, and discontinue the sale d
New York pianos.
We have now in store ore 7.octave round corner
carved tablets. sliding desk rosewood Piano, manu-
fsctured by Firth, Pond Co, New York, which we
offer at great discount from former price
To all In want of q cheap and good Piano. we IN
vite them to call and examine this instrument.
JNO. +. ELLIS,
Ia ',S'
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Gunpewdsr Explosion ard Lon Of La.

CINCINNATI, June 30 During the Aring Of
artillery At Aurora, Indiana, yes srdsy. in
honor CT the railroad celebration, the powder
magazine exploded killing one man and hadly
wounding four others
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RANk OF England Writing Ink
II BANK Of England Sealing Wax
THIS day received direct from the makers, London
, FRANCK TAYLOR.
Also, London 1ndellible Ink for writing on IJns,
cotton, and silk; u ed without any other accom- pa
niment or preparation. jel5-
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k'oh BALE pair of young, and elegant. br;gb,
Il bay HORSES and years old; kisd and
gentle, sold for No fault. The owner being unable
%. 1,ive them from nishap to his right hand
sntee (Which is f,em q responsible v-rrin:snl that
ns received as to their being Without fault or lam
lsn; The pair can be seen at Walker Kimmsrs
stable until Friday next. n'AniAeis
at 80 par cent below cost, ana has been usad o9
10 or IL dsys ~ "Ou onS
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Destructive fira

Bosroy, July ga fire occn,,.s .,,
ing 10 Washington street Rorboron.h p.
lore the danes could be arrested several sto,s :
were destroyed. sS'rss
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The Cholers

II ns.tLise' July 3-The Dispatches rsosa,.
ea neie today state that the cholera is dan
ugly on the increase throuehoa, The Wa
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Later from Havana.

New YORK, July I'VE have dates from
Havana 10 the 9th ult. There AZ been A "a
action in the sugar market. Lower grades are
more 81 quired for at very full prices Fine
quali'i's are abundant and prices weak and
irregular.