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siE, cn,5fFes SSyr.

- -hS I = - - ''StEts
STAYk. U;' $Otlli CAROLINA,
EnGG;'!ELD DISTRICT,
Pleasant Johnson, Air!icari,
William Qaarlr, an, wi.r Ra-
cc AID Others Defendants.
Esi \.i.,nr Of III O.,;rT from II. 7. Wriah:,
- E.q.. Or.i'l.,ry. | s!.ai! proceed TO sell oa
the !:rsi Monday il; Cc!cbrr mcyr. 1t Edgciir!.I
E. H., lie Rca' t..,..aic 0: !trGbcn J"tm,om,
decreased situate in tic District "f l;dgr;tid.
ON Camp Era.cI, h"i;Hhcd iry Ia;Iia o Douglass
Ilob~i;soa Tamdy i:u.kl.l,r and o.!cr,, con-
tanning TWO lruGred .!ii eighty acres, inore or
less
TEma.s--.i rrcji' Of Twelve months. Tie
Purchaser to live hord viii oarpTovcd srcu-
ri;r. sad :; I!:"F@a@r Ut tie premises to hc Or
Grarg 10 ,vcurr lie purchase nloary. Costs i"
LEWIS JONES, s. /. D.
SEP! ! lie 50
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Flazll 3DY Sale !

Flazld 10Y Sale!
10Y consent Of the lcgatrcs Of the Estate of .'as
y S. Harrison, Sr., decd, will proceed t" sell
at Edyrirl,l G. H., on the first Monday in October
next, the lrlct Of Land belonging TO said Estate
situated in Ei.,irId District, joining lands be-
longing to Daniel Minor, Wiley Harrison AID ".
t. Dorm. and containing
Two Hundred & Minety-SeVal Acres,
With good Dwelling House, and all the necessary
out houses in gncd repair.
One hundred and li!.y acres Of the above tract are
in wuudiand-,hc remainder is Cleared and IN Gull
yatiOn.
TEExs.-One and two years credit. with note
and approved security.
n 5. HARRISON, Adm'or.
Amn IL 81
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Il i'll EMEA AL.

AlAeEiLp. on Tie 7i!i inst, by the Rev. ID. Bod G.
Mr. TALrERr T!ur:IoND and Miss Z. ELLEN hE&cE,
all uf Ibis District
6pFTlET nv
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Tissscsy Notice.

7HHO save Cost and to benefit his Creditors, an
4 earnest appeal is made to those indebted to
SAMUEL E. BOWERS to come forward and pay up,
His Assigned Estate must be speedily closed.
w. W, SALE. Assignee.
Hamburg, Aug :, 1854 ON ''
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September u, 1854.

~ THERE viii be Il Camp Ne,+iH@ hv!a at tic
Byiha!run Camp Grou:!d commencing Oh Thursday
evening before iilr 81 Sabbath III Gctohyr.
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Rich Dress Silks
Al CRshT EEDuC Il0N ~ Frees

4 CtehI htUJL TIN n fhGt0
WILLIAM SHEAR, has Just received from
w Ncw York, LADIES RlCl DRESS
) i.kS, Of lcw and beautiful styles, whcl were
purchased ii aucl!nn greatly below the cos: Of iiI-
puria;ioi amd wI:c are offered 1T great bargains.
lfi" ladies arc respectfully invited 10 ca!! and cS-
;lu:iic III" ;l-s0Iili"lt.
.tl:u>la S.pl | &c 81
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'InrE': will be rncc!iag Of he Missionary anl
EooG Fund Eo.rd Of ;,c. EG@ciivd I:;s; :.sanci;s
ton, at aoun;;in Greed; Church, on Friday Lri;r'
the 2nd Lords day il September next, It; o'ci"ck
81. Tlr' Mcnters are requested 10 be pu:c;ual in
,.e:r attendance.
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NGfIce E'Esis I!

A n ENGINE and BOILER for SALE with all
N the necessary fixtures 10 run Steam Saw Mil
OF about twelve horse power Apply TO
p L. BLALOCk.
Aug2l 1t =
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Edgefeld Male Academy,

lluNSINsN &lsSsIS
oTN,l:: Exercises Of this Institution were resumed
on III. first Of August. um!cr the c"Tir"l ii
MrI. GREGG LElTNE ER. rurla Years Teacher.
The experience Of Il lwcvcrt"ntl 'C' fully saiIs.
fled us tia, no more competent young scnrnrnn
can hc found in the State than the one nUw ut the
head Of our Academy. The best proof Of this l."
the general satisfaction given by him last year,
hacked by The additional fact that his Scu"l. 81 the
eruualiun Of it's first week for the second year,
numbered - Pupils.
The Trustees desire 10 assure the Public that
their united cli"rts will be given to The cause o!
their School, and Il continued ari complete suprrv;-
sion will be- exercised by them over lis progress.
Mr. I.rlTSER will in n short time prucure Il FIRST
rate Assistant, aud any number short Of four score
can then be well attended lt4.--.-,
The BuilLng is in comfortable condition, having
Three large fire p;ecs Zone in each Of tine larger
youns. ana being well supplied with convenient
tables aud arrn-ch;irs of the best i;ns!l.
Once more We appeal 10 the people Of Edccfit!'l
and the aIjnniue Districts. for their encouragement;
Of our earnest rn,l,avors to establish first Fate
preparatory ScEouL
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l)I esq.


AT the W ashIngton Infirnary, on the 10Th inst
DANIEL T. TlENNE, aged J Years. lU u,nntiis
ind IL days, son Ut Jane +. and the late ia, lei
Dun.cumb.
In Baltimore, on the 18Th instant, INDIANA
aged 10 ni".llis and II days, daughter ut TuIlia.
aud Ann jehnif on.
On llle,l6th instant, NlCuEAL O'CONNUT.
S~iils funeral VIII tIk- place iIin'rnv Sun,
day aiiernnon al -'clnck fr. III his late Z, sdrnc.
on Capitol Hill.
On Friday, the Is h instant Of con sum ptiOn Mr.
HARRIET JEB DiKt L, =. I.ir 4 la ,eur OF her age
On the 9h instant, after Il Short Illness, Mr.. CLIO
PHILLIP NOBLE, in the 26 h year of his ay,
leaving beloved wife AMI two sInau children t.
mourn their inepaiabIe loss.
Farewell, dear George. farewell,
You have left this earth ia heaven TO dwell
You are not dead hut hive a.ovr,
In yonder world of life and love.
icaRnOt forget thee, thy spirit L. here,
unseen and unheard, thou art Ill ever near;
fh,' long days have passed SHES together .ve mrt,
hiue image slilI haIutS me,
canni.t forget thee.
Va ~, heart thy b. 4ht Image its impress has made
dhat lhIpress nor absence, NOR iisi sha4l tade
biit here IN my soul will cherish thee yet,
nave seen thee AMI loved thee, clnnul forget.
New York papers please eopyl
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Baltimore Market.

D,LrrvorE. June 18th The stock Of 6 rar
L, d ain on baud is very light. and bIt lac le
10 doing IL our IN ,rkst Ia breads ufs. Prices
iu,irg be week have remained nearly sar
ionary. How ird street flur on Srnrd,y lat
81 Id for S175, bot sioce Monday a s. 50; City
Wills on Sst"rIsy ist soi at $s 81, sioos To. q
a IS sS,l2!
FI,ur-smal s,les Of Inwlrd stree. II s. 81,
Cry Nils IS ~ RYE a ,ur ri s. 25a5 37t.
Corn mea', for county So 80; for CT y. 81.
VII a'-sn p'y mute ate; rod at s s1a
81 90: wi e. 81 sss$l. corn. i2000 bu 10
q red uhite 81 7ia13s.; yellow, 75a1os
nix a. 65.7D RE at 81 81 10.
provisi ns -Ra-on Shoulders s,'S At 5! a6c.
Hams 9.alO and for very h.acs Il.:; Mess
Pc, K at STA: Meas Beef At SIS; Blu ter 10 key.
ISIS ii a l0.llc; g rod at l2ili; f,ll at I3als.
refy choice 20 GEMS
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A TESTIMONIAL FROM NEBRAsxA.-Thc Hon.
otephen A Douglas appeared at the Capitol
yesterday, with curious wax ny stick cut
from the WOO growiu in the new Territory of
Names, which had been transmitted TO him by
the COMMANDING officer at Fort Leavenworth
ine SIX Is of hickory, covered with large
KNOBS, and has been oruamented NJ The tan
with handle Of deer's horn, with a gold II t.,
inscribed, kaDzss and Nebraska, lie end il
strengthened wI,h good OFT steel fsruis
The woods Of the new ter ritory are many AID
various. and will form an import 1T item in
the national wea To OF the cOun ~ We some
time ago alluded to the iigauAlvii;e wood of
the eounrry, specimens Of which, with O. he r
woods, were brought here by the milan dele
CATION, ami which were very beautiful.
S cRILgGE.-On Thursday nigh, he FOup-
dry Methodist church was foscib.y entered,
and the COMMUNION service stolen No clue
has as yet, been obtained to lead 10 the apprc-
hensio OF the thief
BALL0oNISG-Mr. Elliott, the auronaut
has arrived III this city TO make arrangements
for balloon ascension. The time auI pace
will, in due season, be announced
BANK OF MEFROP0LIs.-Mr MEG uire sold
the other day some three or four thousand
dollars worth Of Bank Of Metropolis stock at
1854
HAY.-The hay on the ground Of the Smith
sonian Institution, was sold BY auatiOn yesteE
day. for Sl2s. .---
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CoScoRn. N H.. June 10 The House Of
Representatives this afternOon proc, led 70
ballot for n United States Senator, eilh the
O'lOwi z re ul's:
F,r-t ballot Whole number voting 305-
reces-a TO choic. 1855 J. : Wells. dem ,
Ia, Joel Eastman. VIII. 81: Mason w. TIP.
pan. free s,i'. 50, George W. Morrison, Is-3
demecr rs ah.s mt. NJ cb.i'e.
Second ballot. John 8. VI ellis. dem las; J.
Eastman, wig 50; NJ. ~. Tappan. free roll,
%. CIV. Mo rison q: Daniel Clerk 2; Oh. g.
Woo lhpry !; [ Go1win I. No chui
The Pouse nf, I'D to iatie tie al j. Ne bras
Ia Ies".utio, by 5 majority, rni bal ITEM
under c"i.s'd.r a . w ell they vie ienpora-
lily laid aside 10 ba lot for Senator
An ateni was mad. 10 proceed to the cleo
ion Of q u. S Sen,t for q long term, but tho
speaker ruled l. at of @, der.
An indefinite os'pai emeit cf the e,sct on
wa then moved bu K ta-t " ii general obs
I.cti n. Fnalir tue matter WIS postponed
! un,il We'd. e-day next
| The anti Mel rssk resolution we're e,so os.-
| 70. Ell uptii " edn-sday.
The Wig Sta.e convention 10 TO to held or
tuesday next
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,as eikasoScors -fn6 beaut,f ! instrument
snd wonderful 81 beautiful-has been seizsd mn,
~ the nagu9rreotypists, smpli6ed, and put iore
sne pubic tor genera s.oatien. On viewing th-
application OF it 70 Daguerreoype pictures it ia haro
ng Is the result prooucei The Object Of vision ..n
.hfooga the Stereotype is no longer a picture; it
aas al me hnesuents. a"d peculiarites, and pres
snee OF Tie living subject. Oniy iesa in size The
onpleteness with "a hich this Is done must be sesp
o De believed. The only place that we know of in
me cify where Stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
= Occurred ID "H1TEHURoT's, on Penn ylvanis avenue
cbe world ia indebted t. Profess : WHEaTs1osE for
Ms beautiful invention, which 90 dsls, in fact What
We only real Of IN the fabulous miracles of Friar
$780,.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above,
are daily sold at WHIrEHURsrs GALLERY, PennsylYa.
ia avenue near AZ street.
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Great Excitement on Goat Island-Darine
adventure OF J. H. Robi 4, on,

large coneOurse of people asseuSIed YES.
terday afternoon, on Goat Island 10 witness
II. Robinson attempt to reach he cal nal bc Al
In the Rapids, meniio9 of which we have he e.
t"fore M tue. The ,at, which had been con :
siructed on purpose for this at,enpt Fl ST 5 art
ed /. ON the head of the II ydrau,ic canal, wi. b
s,n OF Nj kOoinson's aud Two others Thy
launched boldly out into he st eam and Gid. d
down 10 the head Of Goat Island, when Mr.
Robinson, with his son. immedia'el stirted
for he canal boat, a distance Of abOui ten rods
Tnose only who are acquainted with The cha
raeter Of be Rapids at inis point, can imagine
tbe skill aud presence of mind De ;essary t.
plot directly across the current But the fea
was performed in beautiful manner, and the
desired point reached amid the cheers of hun.
dreds OF delighted spectators. The son first
feac1ed the craft made fast the DO t. and with
bis fafber, p 0e-ei, u 10 search the premises
Tne little dog" WAS missing, but gun and
some clothing were found and brought away
A. ter o. g. ting pole with a white cloth al
tached, the aiven urers again entrusted them
selves 10 The angry current, but Instead Of
pushing for sho @. US the crowd expected, they
allowed themselves 10 drop down towards the
the great exploit Of the day.
As they approached he brink Of q fall of
some six or eisht feet. wbe' e the water CON-
iheLoes series Of ".ofty ,umbli g" Mr.. Rob.
inS9n' NJ perfect sang ffoid, RAISED himself
up ana 10 * careful survey If the leap they
were aoout 10 Ia Ike. while the son he'd the
'at In stat" qso After seleo ing pla g to
~ over 'ney suffered the boat to take he leap
10 add 10 the danger in going over, the boat
ane point q 'ock, throwing it partially
o'el one SIDE, ana nearly p acing SIR K. ho,s
a." "o"ib4t Ia Tegained hi, D,sition hnv
ever. and they quickly pas d around The no sd
OF the larger Of the Three Sisters" a, Il i
appear ell from the view OF tho ashore S.,a.
time elapsed, when they we've observed Ia M
out from lit 10 cove at the lower end Of ~.
island. Dropping down toward the nigh,
cataract, Hhere the water was sufficiently d.ep.
the adventures put for shore; upon reachin.
which, the boat. with the nivigators, was
borne b the eidaaas in viamph fs9a TIE
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-17

THE FUGITIVE SLAVB BrRNs-How Ur
ESCAPED The Norfolk Htrsfd, of Tuesday
last. contains statement f ON the fugitive
slave Burnsln reference to the mode of his
ssespe. We give it for what il is worth, and
invite attention to Burns experience in refer
ence to his sympathetic friends The Herald
says -..-..... sr--
Burns. the fugitive, while hnre. on his re-
| turn to Richmond, was quite commnni .ative
tie stated that his leaving Richmond was &C
cIdentai and not premeditated lie was en-
ploved az stevedore in loadicg a vessel at
Rockets, and AFTER knocking off work for the
| lay lay down in the hold and soon fell sseeo
| having no idea that The vessel had finished
loading. but suppOsiug he would be em,.loved
| on boari again on the next dav. He walked
| mp sometime after. ard finding the hatch
closed. called out to 3e eleas cd from his con.
unement, winch was Zone. l was in the n; ght
and lie was 'o' t''1t the yes ell was under way
| tie insiiie on helm, mt ashore In. il was E.
fused. ard they 10 him be would so n b, in
| '5os' on. where he would find plen'v of friend.
plenty OF emf loyment, ami want for nn,bing
| 81 hhding they would not put ! i'm on shore. he
| made up bis MUD to go 10 Boston, a. 4 be 81
| gentleman. Bur. on his ar ival. he wns sadly
q appointed There were rlenty of idle q. i.
goes there and he cor'd get n, hin, to do. 1t
wss nearly month befue he gA n i,b If
work, and in the meantime he w as half It rived
ID ragged rs n buzz,rl None of his M g..
| Ittion friends cared FIR him uu il they found
out that he was q runaway Niger - and
hen they were ready enough to help i'm.
A common Niger there tbe sadly was Of 10
&C NM with them-he n. light starve and 70.
nut II he was o'lv runaway" they were
aimo.t 'eadv to fall down and worship him
| Look at these clothes he said pointing to
The elegant dres' suit he had on -. do Won
| hink they would have given tbs m to any com
mon niger? Shugh Here is an examrle
If he depth Of Abolition symra nv for the
African roe; it can only MN feat ,se'f in
de IDLY and demon a al hatred to the South.
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"Unc'e Ned hsd no hair on the top of bis hasa
In the place where the hair ought to grow
But he lived previous to the discovery of LYONS cell
brated hathsiron, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any periol of
life. Only those who will not try it. are troubled
with badness, dandruf, or harsh and UNPLEASANT
hair.
From the Home Journal, NY
"No article ever acquired 80 rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LYoks KA7H.1aS To
those who have used it (and who has mott the res.
son Is obvious as its invigorat ng and beautfyipy
eascts and agreeable Perfume, stamp an indispsr.
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid ice of 20 cents, In large bott,es
ny all dealers, every v here.
D.S. BARNES p-n,-,a.or 1871 pro.a,. nv
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HOUSES f II h ENE.-I ha :. for rent
Ia several new convenient houses with lots of
SwO ACRES Of ground at achcd 10 each ST usted on
ne" street parallel with Boundary street, running
iong the top OF the ri &c of the railroad where
1t i.a' es the city. little more than q mile north.
.asterly from th. Capitol.
THESE house have from seven tn ten rooms each.
including k.tccr, -th e-y raj cosets and CO lar
-o"lhhetis and stable and pump. or o7-elle, 1
Sr'er near at hand. The situation is be- utifu over
cooking tie railroad sd Ia, &c portion of tie cit,
and n wing the Capitol in full view ! be srprosc.,
to them l. by Ii stree, Delaware Avenue. and u
street, graded and graVeel HE soil of the lots Is
nrIaily good, ana capable of being nude very pro
uctive.
All on pIt"'s now -''+e tw;cN iay between these
houses nno the Presidents square, BY way of Al
street. ie aware avenue II street 1lh ctr. 2, af,
'naia avenue; leaving the houses ut about
nall prss eight OF ock, AM la II past two D. m
returning. aft-F brief stsrls the ar. Navy ard
Treasury Departure Hts, the Centre Market Geaers a;
Pest Office a. fslent Office
These HOUSES sre r:cuii.rly al pied FOR the resi-
iences OF CT rss ard others # seaentary habits who
re4ui>e exerciee either by waking, c. by manual
labor in & arden
The houses snd lots wiI be let as they stand. with
large shed Containing stall f.r horse and an
utouding. At the very low rent of We II ,DREU
OOLLARS per annun, payable month";. If other
improvements be wanted, they y i'll be made it'll d
due Increase of raut.
Apply to Vim. Stickney, ESQ.,. occupyin. house
d. the same street, or to myself residence nea.
the premises. AMOS KENDALL,
Washington. june Tim
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By D. B. CAMPBELL & CO.

~. ~. STR ALTON. Auct'oneer.
tNo SMALL FRAME 80 Uses AND VACANT
los AZ Auction On iURSU.Y .f,.--c,,
June 81, at o clio Is, On the mi es wa.,sll 8.
pert Il 10 in Siuara No 90. 4 onu ~ 2 re-t o,
u q sreeG BY 100 feet In dep'b, tew ". Iah ard
9Th ITS -sf.
Also, two Lots { outh = the same) each Il e..
font on an by Il fe Il ch-s Wild. With d 40
fi5 e~i, inproveu by t~I two stJry fr me u. usss
g q sinicg { NJ rorrrs cal
Terms: 500 o, tie purchase money cash; IN
iiu" IL three us In .talm ms at @, IL, ape
Is months, viii iat.rost sat tfssctorily secu: Ell.
il u dte
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PURE COUNTRY MILK.

IHF prop j.tor ef e" LccuSC Till tarin barry" has
al ~! tn his sos k # Z, We, ana ls now prrp.ret
o 'nrrease thu de iv ~ Of III most nec".sary cit
Gle to '"mi les thro ughTut Il e city. Their agon
are now running each tHic, Il day-one 'rnn.
stree I" c"pio iiili, DC; ore rom eth to llth It.
and the Island; ami one from 18th st EFT 10 Gcors.
t.Wn
Families wishing to hs cup led will y" pti' h,
apply ing few days in advance. II IN. d iv re- a
the Wa on : or addres; - ocust Eill Dairy" throu I
be- lost Office
Tbs air, ia two mics from tie prat Ofice o,
he iih street road and IhOs Who eel an iat.re
an article 30 re'.e'ssry t, cal h, conf ,rt an,
ven lux ny of i.ir, are insiei to Cal and ee H.
na'ement. j. y -1u,h
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A SWEET To0rn Some rogue, having very
sweet tooth, ard whs, like N ,ny others conld
not Withstand temptation when il ~ well
sugared, got into the yarl OF Mr. Sylves er
the druggist, at the corner Of Il.h ST. eet and
the Avenue, the o.her nigh. and snIe the
syrup Viii b he had been manufacturing for
be pur pses of ii5 cola water business. /,
was a lily that the 30 tor b nd not been aware
beforehand OF what was going TO take place
a1d well phys'eked the II s;"us article tor the
thief A dose of Jaiap IN ght have been we'll
applied, aud have made tia FELLOW know
beaus another time r... -.
MARRIAGE.--A very large party of ladie
ana gentlemen were att acted to Trinity
onurcn yes efaay morning, to witness the ID a r.
rage OF the Rev. Mr. Washhurn 10 Miss Lind.
ley, tho lovely and accomplished daughter OF
our fellow, citizen, DR.. Harvey L. Lindsley
AFTER the interesting ceremonies were over
the wedding party repaired t. the mansion %
'he. brides father, whore a large compan,
were in attendance to prefer the customar,
congratulations and kind wishes to the banny
pair. -
fESpIyG.-A case il pending before Jus'ic,
Clark, that will require the exercise of cor
siderable shrewdness. A gentiem u changins
his clothing, left purse containing twenty
do lars IN The poke OF his pantaI0ons The
washer woman came and obtained the clothing
20 BE- washed, and tho money has not sinct
been heard OF. The object is t. fad the funds
Aye, there is the rub.
FIRE.-Ihis morning, about dayh-eak ire
broke out in stable in The Fifth Ward. Tn.
stable was speedily destroyed and with val
liable hoiss AMI wagon belonging 10 Mr.
McGIegar. 1t vas The work of an in .endary
Can not something be done to stop ibis wor
OF des ructioul
STRfcHsISE Some of our citizons who q r,
lIrei Of waiting for the action of the rolice
have TN Ell ened to take the law in their CIV
hand'' and destroy ell dogs that are runnin.
at large contrary 10 law.
FIGHr1vG.-We were informed this morLi ..
nat hght occurred in the Northern Lib, 1t =
ON blassach usetts avenue. yesterday afternoon
\" a re Is were m de, AMI no off ,eIs about
this IS very proper time for officers to b,
active.
WATCH RETURNS.-Wm johnson, drunk !,
,he street; wo'k house 30 days. Sand ccs
Batter, negro, lighting sc ,urity for peace.
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- most DeautIfui. cn"ice, AMI varied a. sort
ment OF fresh Spri:S snd summer Clothing has JUS,
been opened by Noah Waik er 4 Co., proprietors OF
the celebrsted Marble Hall Clothing Emporium a.
bur citizens, rs well stra ugers, should, by all
means give them trial, their goods are made ur
~ the very best manner aud most fashion able STYLE
heir stock consists OF full dress and business suits
doe black aud cOiored Cloth frock and dress Coats.
och Vesiing., &c, with selec' ion Of Furnishing
Goods not surpassed in the city for beauty and stye
Particular care and attention has been paid to th,
Boys end Youths' Department
Their price, are uniformly low, and We ssy TO one
and all, Gail them before purchasu2 .lse where.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
81 ssgsk,s RalxflSG fKLkGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY fOk THE Nv ENISo STAR
ihs Goa hera Markets.

SEw oRLE1Ss, June 1.-THE cotton mar
set remains VIZ frJp ~ e. a1-snes Of ~ =
eighta 70 taree.six eeaths siree tie rso, 1t K
he Arabia's advises There Is Q srong 70 l.
az If con ideuse srn"n, bes'ers arising from
b, impression that higher fxur,s Will yet De
cached Coffee is dall st pre-, ieus quotations.
'rovisious unchsnged The money ms -kst IL
isht ia consequence CT the hsnAs saTlai!inI
,teir DISCOUNT.
The heath of the city Is Sooi. DC esssi Of
lever OF cholera.
MosILE. Jaae 1'-Cot,on market 6rin. at
psws
1hAstEsroS. juno IL -Duii x tie week
OFT IN has advaacei from one. eighth 70 three
Ixr' ca bs-ihe mark a Closing 6rm
ihs woHdeTs O. the wonder working uag.
aelic lelsg7 apa eculd not be bet or ~ a TT ted
han in the publication Of the above dis
atches: for we lurri b TO the readers Of tho
: ar, his gfi.'UooH. a Ter ort Of the cont; I q
Of the Nes 0slea 6, M0JlIe and Charleston
hnk.;s, az they sto'd fhS m,rHiHs Eos.
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By j G mraU,Nk, ue,,om..,

By q mr6 U'Nk. ucstOnesr
VA.C iBLE BULL q LIT; at Auction On
MONDAY aft-i noon, June - It O'Clock
On he pr IN sea, shsl eel LOT s. IN sgaar- ica
'-oniirg 80 f-t on South q tire - b. se - ..
vest and lie aware avenue, running eek one hue.
ired feet
Also, Lot No. O. same square, from ing IS f,et 10
inche on 'ouih street, running hack ll9 feet Oh
Delaware az Due.
Thee i"t- are ,ndsomely 81 uasd. in q rslid '
improve rAIt Of the lsisni, anu dsserve e. pecisl
a!.a.ti -
lie ms: Onf-' ird cash residue in sis and L.
mon rs tor notes al fac orily uItd Fearing in
Ter at c. McGGikE.
j.14-d Aus.iapesr