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SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

Toe Inteiligs"eer contains synopsis of the
r,ans of the Fillibusteros from an unnamed
Mississippi journal, wherein the ''big calcula-
tong usually made by parties interested in
su,h questionable enterprise are duly set forth.
The same journal also presents q synopsis of
the increased preparations Of Spain to receive
such gentleman on landing from the United
States ---~ -a.
The Union grows indignant over the s'revi
val Of agitation" concerning Nebraska
The Ssntir.i is devoted to-day wholly to
discussion Of toe slavery question, in various
articles
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

No tidings yes of the cunard steamer, nov
o7eTice q, Balifax. The telegrsphs wires t.
that Poioi were not in working order yester
d7~. Ths sst amor Urion, f,om Hayre f.
New York, nth fur days later Intelligence
from Europe, is also ily due
Another attempt will DO made to-day b,
the New Hampshire Legislature. to elect .
Cui,ed States Senator.
The shipments Of specie from New York Il
Liverpool sill continue very he.yy-heavy
enough to satisfy the most Crushing desires o.
our friends The bears" The banks, in con
sequence, are extremely sensitive, and ar,
curtailinS their discounts to an extent which
presses very heavily upon the commercial
community. The shipments of specie from
New YORK last week exceeded the sum Of
two millions; and the indications now are
TIL: the shipments Of the month will rea
ne almost panic amount Of seven millions
he active demand for money, Cat ruinou.
rates Of intercs:.) for tie purposes Of trade
and commercs, has completely destroyed all
speculative feeling 10 the stock market; ssd
the fancies and sound securities have touche {.
lower figure than has been known for a
great number Of months.
A terrible confagration, attended sy Fs-
rious loss of life it is feared occurred In Phil
adslphis yesterday afternoon. The particr-
ISIS will DO found In our telegraphic column
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

TIE METHODIST CnuRc H, SoUrH.-The Gen.
eral Conference Of tho Methodist Episoopa,
Church sou,h, 1uade considerable changes il
the church government during its recent sit
ting. In the repdst on Episcopaey. tho com
nittee recommend that, when the biz hop
shall have decided a question Of law, the con-
ference shall have the right to dstet n.ine how
far the law thss decided or interpreted is ap-.
plicable to the case then pending. An annual
conference shall have right to appeal from
such decision to ;hs College IF Bishops, whose
decision, in such aces fhalI b, fnal. No epis-
copal decision shall be authnxi alive except in
the case pending, nor shalt nsy such BE- pub,
lished until it shall have BEEN app-oYed by
the College of Bishops" The committee E.
ported that the salary Of the Bishops for he
ensuing four years. including all expens e.
except those for traveiing) shall be at The
following rates per annum: Bishop So ale,
$1,000; Bishop Andrew, 81 400; Bishop Capers,
81 ,45O; Bishop Paine, $l,40a; Bishop ri cree,
81, 45o; Bishop Early, 81 500; Bishop .Kav-
anaugh, $1,000. Six hundred dollars per an
mum were appropriated to the widow Of Bishop
Bascom Sill. ..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

BANKING IN CUBA.-A bank il about to be
organized in Havana, with capital Of $500.
900. which may be increased at the pleasure
OF the government. The rate of discount is
TO be per cent. The Cubans seem to have q
peculiar regard for the peculiar {" Institutions
OF the perfdious Yankees. Now that they
have gone into the bank stock business, they
will no doubt keep sharp look out for those
!" transferring'' clerks the illihrsters. L.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

sHAxsPEARxAx READINGS .-Niss E. "
White, the talented daughter Of ths editor o
tie Southern Litsrary Mssssnesr, reads se
lections from Shakespeare in the parlor o.
Browns Hotel this evening, commencing q
sO'clock. Miss W. Is 3 young lady of much
merit, and We trust will meet With the On.
oo2Tsgshent abe 70 richly deserves
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

iELL Lucy Srbss.-in the foreign CORES.
pondence ufthe Worcester (Mass) Palladium,
We End the .i!o~ins:
"Please tell my friend, Miss Lucy Stone,
that saw in tt . s,rse's Of Constsntinope, il
yellow slippers and riding s'raddle on nurse
hara -Fa1m A-hFneu Il, noble and rich LADY,
II Marah, who :o'icitel and obtained a com
manI smuDg tie Turkish volunteer forces
she has unle. her orders battalion of SOC
wicked loo king Asiatics equipped like herself
She Is bout fifty years old, goes yelled in the
Ordinary manner, but shox vs. her face freely iu
SPite OF her veil. One sees by the expressly,
Of her cnuntenance that she is made of the
right stuff She will do something"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

NOT 50 GREEN.--.A letter from one of the
officers Of the Japan squadron slys-"If our
hrss commercial adventurers 60 to Japan unde,
the impression that the japanese are ignoran,
because they are inexperienced in commerce.
they will find themselves mistaken, for no,
even the Cinnamon understand the art Of
making things appear to the greatest sdyan-
tage With more tact and skill than the
Japanese"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

MONSTER STLAMsHIP.-An enormous stear,-
ship is now in the course Of cons truction At
Millwall, England, for the Eastern Steam
Navigation Company. She Is to be launched
and completed within two years. The extreme
length Of the main deck will be seven hundred
feet. The extreme leng of keel six hundred
and eighty feet, and the extreme breadth of
beam eighty-three feet; the depth of hold
fifty eight feet the length of the principal
saloon eighty feet. Tonnage 10000, or tuild
ers' measurement % 600 tons. Her screw and
paddle engines will be Of the aggregate nomi-
nal power, $500 horse. She will also carry
IN Immense quantity Of sail. ..-.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

~ SMITHS DYspEp-n CoRpI This del,e,ous
compound Is offered q positive cure in all casss O,
oJsp psis, or arrangement Of the Digestive organs
Iertifcate4 Of Extraordinary cures accompany escL
oouie II ts entirely veg liable aud free from aoy
fsiet rious substance. For sale hy z. d. GILMAN
and at Browns Hcfel, Was1n ton, and wholesale
and retail by DR.. SMITH, Is anu ~ South Eth st.,
Philadelthia. NAV aft
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

The NORTH BRITISH REvIKw.-We are in.
debtsd TO Taylor 4 Maury for Leonard Scott
Co. republication of the May-ls54-num.
Der of this valuable periodical No man can
keep up with the rosress Of the world abroad,
who fails to read this and the other similar
republicstions Of this house. -,.-. .. ...,..-...
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MORE NEW GOODS.

Nuke NE w UUODS.
WE are Low opani' ch',ice lot Of Summsr
w Good !, cen i,tiag in part OF, viz:
l.ree lot CT silks OF all kinds son.a frs rate,
SO cents
Plain, plsid ard 6g'd Bereges
Do do do Silk Grenadines
Plain striped and figured Berege De Il; ns. ST ,sk
worth % cite. -
organdy Mullins and Cresndy Re- es
600 yards "A Lawns, IT az, worth l2l<c
4VoJ do do do at LIZ, wor h 25c
Silk AMI lace B. ntillss
20 pieces fine and medium Sx as Nuslins
10 do aid ar d striped do
GO do White Cambrics
IS do pleil do
30 do Nan.ook Musiins
Hosiery Of ali kinds
500 Psralols, new STYLES
900 p eces Bonnet kihands
Mems and Poys Wear. Of all kinds
A large lot OF Donestics Of all kinds
30 pieces coiored Mattings
100 pieces white Mattlngs
Threeply and Ingram Carpets
Al those Wishing to purchase goods cheaper than
san 10 had elsewhere viii do well TO give us call
= we have purchased great many goods at uction
1t sSgreat sacnfce HALL & RROTRER
% 2l-eoSw
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HEAVY Loss--Isiael Stein, pedler, in
crossing tho schohaiie Creek, N. Y lost his
jewely box in tho stream. Itcontained about
$4,000 worth Of property, besides large sum
in promissory notes The box was lost some
time in May, but mp to this time has not been
Yacor cred
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21
OFFICIAL.

Nankiin Pierce, PfeS1dcn Of the CHifeS States o.
.ame.ica, to Ill U4aon IL rIGy concern:
safsfActor, evidence lavng Seen exhibited to me
that Nicholas B.xA, III has been appointed con-
SD Of Greece. for The port OF NV Orleans, do
efsoy recognise him as such, and deciar- him free
" ekcfcise and ,njoy such fanct:ons, powers, and
privileges as alIowed % the wee csuIs O; the
most favored nations in the United s,atcs.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these letters
% De made patent, and the seal OF the United States
10 be hereunto affixed.
Given , under my hand, at the city Of Washing,oa,
the 10th day of Juae, a. D. Issa and ~
Il. 8. the independence of IN, rn;,nS s,o a"o
America the seventy eirhsh. ',N '"'es V
By the President: - n'
WI. MARCY, Secretarv Of s,,,. 4
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

70 An exchange paper says that the italian
Opera il in full blast at Louisville. It mus:
D. hot bia=t-if the temperature of Louis.
Vile any way resembles that of Washington
q. ii. present time
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

A NICE You've WoMAN.-A young white
woman was arrested 10 New York, on Monday
last, on q charge Of bissmy, in marrying a
Mr.. Smith, school teacher, while her hus-
band was alive. It is ramored she has six
husbands, two Of whom are black men.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

A SENSIBLE CvNCLUsION.--A late writer
says, thar however deiriy bog may love biz
fal her, there is one ira, Le loves still tetter.
and that is his f,tbeg's con. -.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

SERVED HIN RIGHr.-A villain, who lives
at Lebanon, Mass, was recently treated to q
suit of tar aud feathers for debauching his
step daughter.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

terrible EGycHEar.-Ve copy the follow
ing from the Richmond Dispatch:
ave lea III f om f, lend that horrid murder
WAS committed in Bnchanan. Botetourt couu
ty, a few days ago. Our informant ststes ,ha'
the sister of Mrs. F;ances PEP peIcorn, and
f ur o. Eve children were brulally murdered
by some neg oss. We could learn 70 other
particu srs team these gwen above, and did
not understand whe,her o. nat The llurderere
had been arresred.'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

q Frora the publisher, George @. Rand,
OF Boston, We have received copy Of the
Narrative Of the imprisonment and escape Of
Capt. c. II. Brown, from the CHILEAN eonvicts."
The work abovnds in incidents Of the most
interesting character.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

A CRUEL SUPERINTENDENT few DAYS
ago, Caroline Wiley aged IL a teacher in the
District School, at Wsst Greece, New York,
beat little boy years old, a son Of Mr.. Jas
Upton of that town, in q cruel manner with a
heavy stick, for his failure to pronounce DIFF
6cult Dnrd to her satisfaction. The child ran
same afternoon, when Miss Wiley having sent
tia other children home and locked the door
took large apple-tree limb, far lorger thar
any slip, and commenced beating the child,
and ended BY leaving him senseiess On the
aoor, ID was then taken home. The Trustees
Of the School met promptly tho same day on
hearing Of the outrage, and discharged the
feacher''
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

~ There were upwsrds of 5000 persons at
the Cryst.l Paiscs sacred concert on SUNDAY
evening last. rsearnum promises not to give
anotb or concsrs
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

COMPLErLD.-Tbe subterranean line of tele.
graph between London and LIVER DOL rs boea
completed, and mesaages are now forwarded
between the two psiats.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

A YOUTHFUL CoSv1cr.-Mary L. Van Nc
strand, little girl, twelve years old, was sen
fenced to an imprisonment of one year in the
county Jail, at Mount Holly, for setting fire to
tae buildings of n. Willis, at Rapcocus.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

~ Liver DISEASE -tlrter's Sponish Mature, as
g.. edy TO- yer disease, ard the number Of Tor
'ia1 evils connected with disorgs niEed state OF
-he; CT AN, is uurirallrd
Il iItdre's Of certificates from the highest sources
Il 80 sons lvir9 In the city of Richmond, might b.
esVen OF cures effected by Carriers Spanish Mixture
We have only room to refer to the ex raoriinary
cure u ssnuei NJ. Drlnter, E-q, OF the firm OF
Drinkar Norris, booksellers, Richmond Va VIC
vas cured by two bottles of Carriers Spanish Nix
ture, after three years suffering from diseased liver
He says action On the blooi is wonderful, better
than all the medicine he had yer taken and cheer
fully recommends IL 20 all.
HstSee adysrTis msnt
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

HAVE Cor NEW CLorHLs-rte Boston
Transcript comes 10 I'd in an enlarged form
and printed. on now type. Boston Herald,
ditto
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AN ITEM FOR TIE NFwsBoYs.-One of this
highly useful fraternity has mulcted the Erie
Railroad in So, ITO damages for having broken
his leg.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

teen hundred dogs have been slain In the Gin
cinnati war. .aEEs.s.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

RECOVERED. Wainwright, Of New
York, has recovered from his recent severe
illness -@- li7 - i1a2s
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A NICE BOGUS NE5T.-The GAINESVILLE 20 J
Courier says a lot of bogus paper money, Par;
spurious and part co.,nterfeit, in all Sl5, 02S
WIS found us der the rafters of an old shop in
Eaton, on Friday la,.. The pile was made up
of bank bills upon the N,rihern Bank of Ken.
lucky, ssndusky Bunk, Clinton Bank, and
Banks of Indiana.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

The LAST ON DIr.-That Queen Victoria will
shortly pay visit to the Emperor Napol con
and the fair Eugene.
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GRAND PLEASURE RESORT,

NOTICE TO TIE CITIZENS OF
&S&a.zzs WAsHIN9ToN, Gk0R3sTOwN q
ALkAaNDniA-rhe owners ~ the GEO. WASH
iNG1ON end THOMAS CoLLYRR have LEASED
the "hise Horse Pavilion, sud the House Is now
opened for visitors
Ihe place is well suited for Pic Mics and Balls-
The Psvf on is $50 FEET long by 30 Get vide Ths
great sdrsutsge IN parties going there. they have
6ne shsds groves and . erleudh bouss 10 Keen
'Eem RE fr"m expos re by storm. The houas has
the hy'nres pat up % that the bouse cen be upsd
fer lsl 3 st ight.
~ NO steamboats, are allowed 10 land pa.ties ct
he White House except by consent Of the directors
Of the sbove boss
The ~als around the house are being planksd
and grsveisd. I'd
- Large prepe rations are INSIDE Cor Excursions
IN the v hi House on the al # July. TIE Ginning
room and tsrer st-s are for rent en- that day.
Persons can 60 and select other places for theiY
anus ment eAcep: tho selected by the Icmrsuy
Tor that day. '..
No sprituous liquors TO be sod at The White
House or on the beat on the 4th Of July.
je la-eoSt JOB c. SON. Captain.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

TIE RIsHr NAxE.-Ihe Spirit Rappers have
organized National Society for the Diffusion
of Knowledge" For " knowledge" read in.
sanity
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

H. The Steamer GEO. WASH
49, as INGT0N or TE0S. COLLYLR
an Or cn.rared for public or sees, parties 70 Witt
dount Vernon, Fort Washington, \, hite House Ia
vilion, or any othsr places on the Potomac yer.
The ssensry On the river Ia very handeom~.
For particulars arry IN tb. President Of the Cou-
PAW or the Captains of the Boats.
SUhOols taken at reduced prices.
JOB COLsON,
SAMUEL GRDNHY,
may 2}-MWAFln Isptaius.
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AMUSE NENTS.
RIVER EXCURSION
OF THE
{ ST. BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL,

The Steamer GEORGE WASH.
500 1NGTON. eLurersa for ths oe-
:as'ola W.. tee wharf at the foct IL 18th st
I oclo~s IN the morning. TIE company viii he
"nseyao ky Ire beat TO the Whits House Landing.
where .h' grsater part OF the dsy oil Be spent On
ntucnipg, he mpany viii, for short time Be
landed 1t fort ashirgtou and from thence willie
turn 20 the city before e..
Tickets for pssag. in Ii. bost for the day % efs
For young children In the cart II their parents OF
others. N harve.
The IArsnts Ct the children and other friends Of
the schoo are invited TO join the excursion.
fsch Iuily or class will provide their Own re-
trefhmen s--or may purchase them on board o. the
ooat at IA cha--ss. - q. .fs
BAND oil Mn ic viii Re provided. and IN sgrssa-
bic and refresh.ng day may be anticipated By The
company. --H r.
Any or reel pts for ti-ke-s beN oni the
lenses, will b- Jivited bst~eea the Ssbhs School
Library fun a tlIs Washington Monum mt
ja2t-1s ~ IT
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CHoLERA-Ten deaths by cholera are re-
ported in Boston for the last week, aud seven
in Philadel phia. '--t --'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

y "rhere's brandy smash" as the wag
said when drunken man fell through pane
of glass.
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A CARD.-0ur Customer are most respectful
N ly nCtiaed that their accounts are hing made
OIL aud will be present to them on the 9TH
We shall be very much Obliged to al who shall
sail and Get lie fore the LIST of uiy or as som
after az poss be- as it is absolutely necessary to our
success in business that receive all amount, due
10 ne.
Ii our customers will comply wi the above re-
9he't las they cert inly ought 10 do) it is cur In
tentIon To make arr ngements for the fall trade On
much larger scale thu usual In order to meet our
largely liner asing sa,e.
CLAGETr, NEWTON. Maya Co.
70 21-dor
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SUNDAY LIQUOR LAw.-Several Of the prin
cipal hotel keepers of Philadelphia, were
brought up before Mayor Conrad, of TIA
city, on Monday last, for violating tie sunday
liquor law. They were held to bal to answer
at court.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

A CARD - he subscribers respectfully tender
"A their sn.ere thanks to their customers fer the
very liberal pa ronage .'e-etcfJre beSto we'd CT o.
then and announce that their c-unts i'll be rev.
dered on or before the lst of july aud sincerely
hope that all will coma and n,ske prompt fettle-
ment MAGRUDER a CALVERT
ie 2l-dtIst
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MURDERED.-lhs Sheriff ct Clay ton county
Iowa, was murdered on the 9Th, f.-4 :
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~ 1t is stated in an exchange paper, tina
at he benefit Of manager "ths audie nee
possible cha ice for Lateral caohination
tPMtad San.
Duiing tits melancholy mirthful operation
the nsdisnce no ! ubt, wero in tiers
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- The so.t Montgomery left fortune of
$4,000. ri a ..s-
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q The yellow fever has made ito appear
Rnes at Vera Cruz.
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n, tho pa FRANKLIN PIERCE
w. L. MARCY, Secretarv of S,o,s

Uneie Ned had no hair on the top Of his head.
In the place where the hair ought to grow.
But he lived previous to the discovery Of Lyons eel
DRAFTED kathairon, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any period Of
life DULY those who viii not try 1t, are troubled
With badness, dandruff, or harsh and unpleasans
hsir.
From tie Home Journa. NJ r
"So article ever acquired so rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as LYoss KAfHAnox. To
those who have used it (snd who has mott the res,
son is obvious, as its iuvigorat ny and beautiyiu
effects, and agreeable Perfume, stamp 1t IN indspsr.
sable article OF the toilet"
Sold at the cid price of % cents, in large bottles.
by all dealers, everywh -.,,
D. q. BARNES Prn~rietnr ls, B-oaAx.v- NY
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UNcoNsrlTUrIoNAL.-The Supreme Court of
Rhode Island have unan nously decided that
the act of the last legislature Of that State,
expunsing the record of its conviction of T.
". DOrr for treason, is unconstitutional
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-21

STRAYED r,m he enclosure Of tho w. sh-
- jngtcn Infrmery, n MONDAY afte -ucon, a red
COW. with "hite spet-, curved horns and enc hip
b CHER Than the Cher A LIBERAL reward will b.
given fo- ST n ;nforl.3tion vi ena bic her 10 be
fjurd. je al-3t$
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NUPERIOR SHIFTS, warr.nted /. a

SUpERIOR SHE rs, warranted 10
- At.
Gauzs Merino Undershirts, extra sizes
Six and Cotton do DO
linen and cotton Drawers
Kid, ELK, and Linen Gloves
Silk an linen Han1kfs
Hair, silk and satin ttocks
Cravsts, Hctiery, Collars, sn'pend-rs. &c.
Embracing the m s. extensive variety OF the
,bove go DIS 10 b. found in this city, which We OIL
At uniformly Low prices- .
WALL 4 STEPHENS.
.-- Next Icor to thp Iron Hail,
Pa. avenue, between 9.b and 10th erees.
lie Eft
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ARRESTED. osiah Perham, the gift enter.
prise man, has been arrested and b, III to bail
in New Y ork city, trgeE her with his associate.
for violating the State law against rafting and
lotteries.
A CHANCE.-A Mr.. Odon Guitar is the whic
candidate for the State Legislature in Boone
county, Missouri. odon's political opponents
will have an excellent chance ''to strike tie
light euttar''
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EXCURSION OF THE
NATIONAL GUARD

'{>HE NATIONAL GUARD respectfully announce
l. to their friends and the public generally tina,
they will gre an Excursion on he 18th July, ensu
ing, the Anniversary o: heir org tnizatiou.
iaticularS in future adv ri "ment
j. 2l-WFSru
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0~ MOTTO e In, lacy who has a small
t1 Dagu rreot r. likeness, that WA p.-E.d NJ
on Y, between 6ta nd 18th streets, htIi;i&",
dRd an owner To- It BY eGquring at kENABi,t'-
'ailery again. je 81 l.s
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COLUMBIA COURSE


second Day-W edaesd v, June FL.
f'HEkE will be q running race, mite heats best
j in 8, over tbs above Course. Purse 800.
The follovny are the entries:
Mr.. Collins enters Oil yer " Winston
Mir. Fields enters Forest Grove
Mr. Cleaver enters Lucy Harper
In tquence of the IRENE teat of the weather
tnls race viii come of at e'clO k p NJ and some
hne sport may be expected, The horses are crack
ones. CYRUS MARTIN,
1eA-N Proprietor.