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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-03-21

PAPER MACaIA GOODS,
sPORTM ONAIES,
and a variety of ether fancy articles, selected
with care 10 the Eastern markets. He respect
fully sslieits the patronage of1the people, and
hopes by strict attention to business, to give
sa .isfaction to his old friends and customers
generally.
n. b. The public are warned not to be de-
to any other establishment in to IN.
Mansfield, Nov. 10, 1854. 24tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS
WHAT EVERY WdMAR SHOULD KNOW.

Every woman si'euld kn0Ethat n she is in poor, sickiy.
debilitated condition oEhealth, making existence a burden
70 herself ahd-a6o9rce OF painful anxiety,to her relatives
and friends, and perhaps, 0iorrfbfe reelection . entailinE
and snalctings herzozn nsladies aud 1snnarines upon her
children haiti is jteF duty 2 understanding ana from
what. cause her scGTipgs arise thatremedI and RELIEF
may, While yet tsers IS time be ayated d, the eazses b.
avoided "a fetme, and her heala restored, that she mag
be e.ted for thsda.es ahg caPableof he sh5oyments Of
fife.
Let every woman Took at TIE emseiated forn, the death
hike complexion, the deep Bdred, ~lastfeIess ey6. The sunk
an eheeLf the gloomy add depressed spifIts. he shattered
nerves Che nrostfate snd helnasss eOpdidon o. many .
wife mother, daushter, or sister, II not herself iuslHdsd.
Within her own cifele, whose daysare days Of agony, and
ask1 herself . Must this e~ontiAae. Must bis sbeP Ii
i;irere no Eemsdy7s &orefsffs no hopeip 81
n The, remedy is bySknoTipg the causes and avoiding
then, aud knowing the remedies and b~enehting By them
THESE are pointed out in
fHE MARRrEo
P3IEATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
e. by DIX a. N MAuRIeEAU,
- FaovRssoR or DrsEAsEs or WOMEN.
ore kHsdrepsh EgLion 100000, 1snlo.. pr. $50.
tox FINE PAPER, EXTRA BISDrxe, 81 col
49, LL LAL LI ~
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a CARD.

ID C. TICENOR has removed to the store
d. room,directly under the Shield 4 Ban
ner office where he is opening and offering for
sale, at the rsry louest prices, and extensive as
sortmcnt of
ENTIRELY NEW BOOKS,
~ MUSIC, BLANK BOOKS,-F .1s r
WALLPAPER, CUTLERY, ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-03-21
Rss0E1z

ID LANK BOOKS of every description kept
ID constantly on hand. atBooks Tor County
Insurance and Railroad Offices made to order
at short notice. magazines Bound, and old
BookssRebeundR at , B.O.TIGKN0R'S,
New Book Store, Mansfield, o.. ]
Jan. %, 1855. n35tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-03-21
THE PooLETRAGEDY.
Z GaHaRotETrisHne.l
I'll u
= or LILLE -u

EeAF - FH
sKErcHEsoF THE PRENCRAEcHARAcTER
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-03-21
Law. Medieal and School Books.
NALL PAPERS,

He has now a complete stock Of Law, Medical,
The Geological. School and Standard Literary Books,
which he offers at very low prices. Also, a very
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-03-21
y c W B ook Esindesy
c. a. RUMES,

enusaIment. and seek tnere FOR the pure /
delights which the world besides cannot
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-03-21

d, 81 ED.
Mansfield, Nov. %, 1854. Tn27
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-03-21

SHE'S To inform tho citizens of ashland and
Wv adjoining counties, that bcshas just received
and viii keep constantly on hand, the largest and
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-03-21

TLomas Hyeriis one of Poole's
friends,and is alse so well known as to re-
,quire the hsentIoh of no particulars, es-
pecialiy as all pertaining to that affair
are otherwise set forth In the public
statements, and are fresh in the public
mind
Cyrus Shey has been known for some
years past as appointment Wing fight
ing man, and was active IN that capaci-
ty in 1874 and in 1852 A year or two
since he was one of the proprietors or a
,danceshouse, conducted in Church ST.
style, in the School-Building in Duane
street he is al present proprietor of .
dripkinflhouse in Church st.
Charles Kozfer, wounded at the time
ofthe ARRAY in .whieh Poole got his
cssth-Bound, is Poole's bFother-in-law.
SSele married his sister.
other friends of Poole it is unne-
mot to speak personally, as they have
N connected with this afair-
CO. THE yoREIssEYaeEowD.
are Jnsted With the Morrisseyse crowd
Baker, Irwin, Johnny Lying, Lewis
and Pat. sy Young, James sTurneE
Aaughlin, alias Paugepe
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-03-03

went to Chicago in search of two young women
and two young men, who had asserted their right
to their own labor. They tried money with the
whites but it was no CO.. Thev then tried the dar-
kies and thus that matter ended The darkey
offered the bribe agreed to accept 1t, aud so invi-
ted the nigger catchsrs 10 90 with him. On they
went till they reached house, when Calvert and
Bagby found themselves surrounded by soms ff
teen stout fellows. Calvert drew pistol. but was
knocked down, and then soundly thFsshed- and
his comrade suffered in the same way. The next
morning they left for St. Louis. So fsports the
Chicago Tribune.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-03-03

CLEAyLINEss-"Wth what care and attention do
tho feathered race wash themselves and put their
pumage In order. and how perfectly Asatr stoan.
the Geld, we find that those which are most olsanly
are generally the gay aud ohsefful ate dis.
tinguished by certain air of tranquility and
tentmeht; and singing birds are always yemark.
able for their neatness So great Is the effect of
cleanliness upon man. that it extends even 10 hii
moral character. Virtue never dwslt leng with
filth nor do | believe there ever WIS o perseh
scrupulously attentive to cleanliness who ives 3
consummate william. Count Rus,ff6s
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-03-03
VOL. l0.---NO. 80.
ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
A STATEMENT

W tie Reasons Which induced the Students of Lane
Seminary, to disSoire their connection ciM that
institution. Cincinnati, 1884.
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Arrival Of the Illinois.

NEW YORK, June She steamship ILL.,
nOis, fir m Aspinwsll, arrived here at o'clock
this morning, with about $495, 900 in specie,
principally consigned to-Mills, Fargo Co.,
$4,000; Dre1el 4 Co., $50 900; John &.
Ludgs, $1,000 John Phelan, jr., $4,000;
Hudson & Bro $l2 600; william Hoye & Co.,
500 coo; George Daniels, $50 900; J. Watson
4 Sons, 1000; Lyman Nichols h Co.,
$751; 600; ireadveIl & Co, $4,000.
Her dates were anticipated by the Northern
Light and her news is unimportant
Considerable rain had fallen on the isthmus
withou: doing any damage Of moment TO the
railroad.
The steamship Golden Age was got afoat 1t
Tobago on the 23i, and is being prepared for
"a immediate trip to San Francisco. It is
oaid shat SIZE is perfectly safe and in good
condition.
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WILLIAM THOMPSON

JOHN b. ELvAEs. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
E:LVAEs 81 nmPsGE,
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c.
no 328 Ps1nsFIV aaie avenue,
bstWes,l Ninth and Tenth Streets Warrington, D. c.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
Britannia, German Silver, Abata anG Silver Plated
Tea, Table and Desert Spoons
Carvers aud Forks, Sieels, Knives with and with
out Forks
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plate Candles.icks;
Shove! and TOHgs, Waffle Irons, SD IroGs
Masiin and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces Gridrons,
Ovens, SC.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rural Cottage, Closet, Cupboard, Chest, TIL, Pad
and Trunk Locks
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut aud
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brsd's shutIer screws and stubbs, Door Springs,
HanGTaii Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &C.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS.
Hair Cloth, CURED Hair, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and
Chair Springs
ventian Blind Hooks, Rack Puleys, Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Dianond Screw
Plates, sc
CARPENTERS GOODS.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, SpOkcshayes. CHS
els and GOuges, Plane Irons
Augers, Braces ana Bits, Boring Machines, Ham
mCIs, Hatchets, Devels
Bevis, Squares, Guages, Axes, sc.
BLACKSMITH AND COACH MAKERS GOODS
Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Fe,locs, Sposes,
Hubs, Bows, Shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners, Si!vcrcd and Rrass Bands, Stump
Joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Innings, Lining
siks, Damask, Scanning Cords
TUFTS, Tassels, Buttons, Tacks Fringes, Laces, and
Plain and Enamsiled Canvass
Rus.is Duck, Elamells3 Leather, Dash Leather
sc. ELVANS & THOMPSON,
ie l-6m 326 Pa. avenue.
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ny ). G. MCGUIRE. Auction..r.

NHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE AND VAL
" liable Oil Paintings at Pubic AuctiOn-On
TUESDAY afternoon, June 18th, at Az O'Clock, at
the Saloon over Farnham's Bookstore, corner Pa.
avenue and llrh street, shall sell a collection of
ard valuable OIL Paintings, selected with great
care by II. N. BaIlOw, E,q., from various gale les
the Continent. Amongst them will be found
specimens of Domenchino, VelasQufZ, Sir Godfrey
Kneer, A. Van Willies, John Wilson GainsbOro',
MurilIs, Venet, Poussn, Slayer, jr, aId others.
The saloon will be open and the Pictures On free
exhibition daily until the sale.
Catalogues may be obtained al the saloon or al
the auction rooms.
Terms 500 and under cash over tina: sum a
credit of sixty and ninety days. for notes satsfactori
ly endorsed, bearing interest.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
lie Cd AucfiOneaT.
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The Portland Riot and the Liquor Law.

The Portland Kiot and the Liquor Law.
PORTLAND, June "A special messenger Of
the Governor dismissed the military from fur
tier service this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Recent retsrns completely turn the tables in
regard to the liquor law. Twenty three CEN
trail and southern counties give over 10000
msjOrity against the prohibition. From all
returns received the State stands at a majority
Against the law of 4 34e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

PUBLIC ScHooLs.-At the late meeting of
| the board Of trustees Of the Public Schools. a
resolution was passed TO commence tho exami-
nation Of the various schools on the 9Th inst
and the Secretary Mr.. Abbott was directed 20
address letter to the teachers to the efF. ot
thai tho board expect them to comply with
mo rules and regulations in all respects This
more especially has relation to the school
hours. which, heretofore. have not been uni.
form in practice, though the specified time
during which instruction shall be impaired is
laid down in print
Mrs Kelly, assistant teacher of the first male
primary school, first district, having resigned
that ofice, Miss l.. E. Moore, who had been
temp rarily employed, va. elected to fill the
vacancy thus occasioned.
Mr.. VIM. Lord resigned as trustee for the
second school district and the vacancy was
lille By the appointment of Mr. J F. Polk,
Who had changed his residence TO that part Of
me CITY. The vacancy in the first distric. re.
mains
The SOLDIERS OF 1S12.-An adjourned
meeting OF the soldiers Of the war of 1912
was held yesterday afternoon, in the ca amber
OF the Board OF Aldermen, Col. J. s. Williams
in the chair, and Richard Burgess, Secretary.
Tho object was to form an association of those
who resided in the District of Columbia ut
that time, and who were in the military ser.
vice OF the country, and including all who
have since removed hither, they having beer
similarly engaged. The extension Of relief
to the distressed and suffering of their nun
Der is the prominent feature of the proposed
organization
A committee was appointed to draft con
stitution, to bs reported to an adjourned meet
irg, to be held on the 18th of June, the ami.
Verssry OF the declaration of the war of 1872
We presume that all the veterans residing
In tho midst Of us will cheerfully respond to
the call of philanthropic duty, to be performed
by the contemplated association.
REsIGNED.-Captsin John Reese, Of the
Washington Highlandsrs, has resign sd his
position as Captain Of that company, and
his resignation has been accepted The High
landers lo5s valuable officer and good sol
der By the resignation of Captain Reese. It
is the intention of the company to retain him
as al honorary member.
WATCH RETURNS. Nesbit, drunk,
brought IN last night, was this morning dis
missed He was about to be committed to the
wcrk-house. hut tho worry name of that ipstj.
tuition filed him with terror, and he al once
commenced to make excuses for his conduct.
saying that he had undesignedIy imbib.d
" too much ether, but which, we think, we
do not err in surprising to be " blue Gap"
lie sOiemnly promised that he would never
again place himself in so critical and disa.
greea5le condition, and that he would here
after take "heed to his ways" The captain.
In consideration Of the importantly Of the
pentent, kindly permitted him to depart;
and be, after expressing his gratitude for the
act of clemspcy, fastened away to his aecus
toned work
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RxroETD ron TIE
DAILY EVENING STAR.
The Enov Nothing Banquet.


PHILADELPHIA, June THE Know Moth
Ing grand banquet came Of this evening Four
hundred and City persons sat down ct I've
O'Clock, Mayor Conrad presiding The room
and tables we're beautifully decorated.
The FIRST toast was The Union" which Wa
responded to by Kenneth Raynor, Of North
Carolina, in On old time patriotic, glOrisca-
ton. star spsngled banner, Bunker HYn
speech The second toast, "America Ruled
by Americans" was responded to By J. B.
Ricaud, Of Maryland. The third, Religious
LIBERTY" was responded to by o. Andrews, Of
New York.
Much confusion and disorder prevailed,
AID the speakers we're several times inter
rnpted. The chair had much difhculty IL pre-
serving order.
To the fourth toas. Mr. Ridgvay, Of the
Richmond Wing, responded briefly, and spoi-
ogizipgly called upon Mr.. Prentice, Of the
Louisville Journal, but he Was nct present
His name, however, was received with cheerf.
Mr.. JudsOn Crane, Of Virginia, then spoke
at length, chiefly on the Virginia election,
after which the president called on the States
alphabetically for speeches. Albert Pike
spoke for Arkansas, and MIR. Stewart spoke
for Alabama. Connecticut Was called upon
but no response was made California being
next, Mr. Matthews commenced BY saying that
he desired to hear from Massachusetts, frst.
Delaware was answered by Mr.. Smitners, Who
also desired to hear from Massachusetts.
Florida, Georgia and other States were called
upon, and speeches given by delegates repre-
senting them.
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FRENCH HAIR DRESSING AND

'E'HE Undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
citizens NJ Washington, that n hiss opened
GentlemeD's Hair Dressing and ShavI"g Saloon, On
Pa. aveuue between 18th and 18th streets. where h
al all tim"s prepared 10 accommodate them In all
branches OF the I0nsCTi'l operation. Hair Cutting
peFiOTmf in tire very latest sly les
He would call particular attention TO his VI ys,
Z OUpeea, Byalds, FnZrti,s. Nhi>Sers, Musla ,h0I,
&c, and prepared 10 fill nil orders in the a6ov"
line ~ The shortest notice. 4 good ass runent cont
st7nty on hand
He respectfully socits a call, fet lirg assured thai;
he cannot fail to please all who may favor Tim.
il 6--eOim JOHN HERLORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
IN SHILHINGTCN' MS.
The Waterman, will be found fitting companion
TO The popular and simple stony of the Lamp
lighter
Harpers' Magazine for June-commelces q new
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs Southworth
The Two Guardians, by she author of Hearts ease
Blanch LorwOod, a tale Of modern life
Virginia, Herser's Story Book for June
Book of Thoughts, Memories, and Fanclcs, by
Mrs jameson
Peeps from Belfry, or the Paris Sketch Book
Leaves from a Fam ly Journal, by the author of At.
tic Philosopher In Paris
Joy and Care, friendly book for young mothers by
Mrs. Suthiil.
All the new books published received immediate
ly afterwards, anu every Thing :h- stationery line
for sale al SHlLLiNGTON'S,
Bookstore, OIeOn Building,
ja Corner AZ 81 and Pa. av.
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awful Carastronha.

BUFFALO, June Son Wednesday . tunnel
on the shor; line Cincinnati railroad csved In,
burying twelve mon who were q. work in IL
The i've following were instantly killed:
James Pierce, foreman ef the gang Dennis
Dryman, John Collins, Phillip Dsvere and
Patrick Haggerty. James Coleman Ia not sx-
pectcd to live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08
Ths Know Nothing Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, June S-The Tribune Of
This morning states that the Louisiana delega-
ion to the National Convention was excluded
yesterday by vote OF 7S to a. The disputed
seats are Low being settled, and an orSsHiss-
tion will probably be effected this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08
by j. =. MCGUIRE. Auct,oresr.

Dy j. MCGUIRE. Auct;opesr.
= RUSTEE'S 'LE OF VALUABLE AND Ell
igibly situated Real Estate on the Island BY
virtue of deed OF tSus bearing date on the 9th ay
of iune, 1855, aud recorded in Lii. er A. s., No.
s. fCIIGs 1885, &c The scrIber will sell, AZ pub
lie sale. IN THURSDAY, the l4Ih day Of June,
1855, at So O'Clock p. IN, on the premises, all those
uieces or parcels of ground lying and bens situate
in tho city of Washington, and known and distin-
euisbed as the north half OF Lot No. l2 and the
whole of Lot 49, in Square $40, the whole fronting
20 ieet inches on y street west, between and
L streets south, and running back 100 feet al
ley, with the buildings AID improvements, which
consist of a subs antial and comfortable cottage
built Frame Dwelling House and necessary cut
houses.
The above property is situated in a rapidly I'M
proving tart OF the city, and offers favorable op-
uonunity e. persons 6csrous oCobtainDg residence
or inv. stii G.
The terms Of sale will he one third cash residue
IN g. L. and lS months, for notes bearing interest
from cay of SALE secured by deed of trust upon The
propertl.
Ii ihe terms Of sale are not complied with in six
days after the sale, the property will be resold al
the risk and expense Of the purchaser.
AL conveyancing at cost OF purchaser.
CHAS. s WALL tCH, Trustee
Jas Z. M GuIRE,
jed Auctioneer.
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lie q
BY GREEN a SCOTT. Aucsion.er,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l Esiate.-Ry vir ne OF a decree of the Orphans
Court OF the District Of Columbia for the county OF
ashiE gioo, approved by the CI cult Coutt OF said
District Gitriag in chancery. passed in TIE matter
ihe petition of William " hitmOre, 81 al children
ard heirs-at law of William w WhiImOre, late of
said county. deceased, will, on THURSDAY, the
3i~t day Of May, 1855, at So O'Clock r. N ia front
NJ the premises, proceed to sell Lots OF ground NUN
bered seventeen 90 and eighteen (lSJ IN Square
Numbered five hundred ana three (503) situate in
the city Of Wa>hInRt, u, and District aforesaid.
The above described property il situated on the
northwest corner of 9th street west and N street
Suta, and contains IN the aggregate about fJurtec
Thousand square feet Of ground.
Terms nf sale One third cash, and the residue in
two equal payments al six aud twelve months with
interest from day Of sale. The deferred payments
10 be secured by the notes Of the purchaser or pur
ciIaSers satisfactorily endorsed.
Upon the full payment OF the purchase money
aud interest aud the ratification of the sale by the
Couf, the trustee Will convey said lots of ground
TO the purchaser or purchasers thereof. 20 ms r
iheIr cost and expense.
Ii the t-rrns of sale not complied with within
five days from the cay of sale. the trustee reserves
The right TO resell said lots. either of them upon
reasonable notice, at the nsk and cost of the first
purchaser. RiCHhiO Il. LAoKEY,
GREEN & sCoTT,
nay 15-eo2w&ds Aucuoneers.
Lot IL having bsea sold, the asie o.
Lot No is is postponed until THURSDAY, the 7tt
II June. sane harr WREN Ut viii he subaivided and
,old separate, one part 81 which having N a good
tWo-sory frame HO'sr. the other part Is the corner
tot, having front Of D feet, ard lO2 leet deep.
Terms as ab We.
RICHARD y LASKEY, Trustee.
GREEN & SCOTT,
je l-eoSds Auc;iOneers
&C. Til above sale furUbsr post
ponce IN consequence al the fain ul'ii TUESDAY,
III" Eth instant, az tie same hour.
by VI der OF lie Trustee
GREEN & SCOTT.
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Few York Ksrksta,

New YORK. June 8 -COtton il firm. Flour
is a trife lower; good Ohio 80 75aslo lat;
Southern 81 37a$lI 50 Wheat is sitter, but
not quotabIy higher; Michigan white 81 Sea
81 so. Corn il a tride lower; Western mixed
81 .02aSl 05. Pork is q tribe higher; old mess
Sl6 94a$I7-new mess BIZ 20. Beef is firm
Lard is louer-in barrels l0ial0tc. Whisky
354c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

n - SECPET FOB TIE L4DIRs-HOw TO PRESERVE
- RgaUty.-DOn't ~ Chalk any ~, bs
90 called cosmetics 10 conceal faded xon
you vonli have the brought back your cheek
ctar healthy and transparent skin and
tIs1 through the system get bottle Of Corter'- Spanish
Mixture ana take It sccor ling directions II not
tsste quite 90 well sveetmeats but, dose.
10 Eot md heath and beauty revivng your step
essic and vigorous sDd the whole refreshed and
invisoraied Ike Spring morning then your hope
lsss, and all the valuable certificates pos-ess 20 for
nauEh IL IL the greatest purifier OF the blood
perfectly harmless, and at the time powerfully
cfOus.
s.sSee Advertisements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

n - PREMIUMS AR THE FAIRS-wHlTEHURSr'
- stl IN the The iurfss Of each
fairs ct Baltimore Richmond New their
highest premiums to J. H. W. superiority Pho
tcsraphs StsreO-copes and DagusrTeotypes exhibited
Mr.. W. slsO received two Medals the Worlds
dor. sEd premium =: Crystal Palace New York.
Also the fret awards Of the Maryland Institute for
years past
WliisLursts Gallery IN this city avenue. bstv
~ AID 6th streets. htb II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08
New York Stock Market.

New YORK. June 8 Stocks sre variable.
Money is unchanged. Cleveland and Toledo
Sit; Pennsylvania Coal Company lilo; Cum
berlsud Coal Company cSt; Reading Rail-
road 9Oi; New York Central Railroad, s33;
Missouri IS, cat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08
Baltimore Hsrketa .

BALTIMORE June 6-Flour is unchanged /;
sales Of Howard street at Sl0.S7. Wheat 10
unchanged; sales at 81 58sS2 60 for red, and
81 55sS2 81 for white. Corn Is unchanged and
rather dull; white 81 09asl 10; yellow Sl.le.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08
baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE. June 7-0ferings Of 500 head
OF Beef cattle TO day at a slight decline. Sub
E1ittoi TO the scales $40 head at 81 to Sill 25
ne weight Hogs were scarce and in dsmund;
sales al 81 75aSS per hundred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-08

n T"NoAH WALKER CO., Marble Hall Clothing Empo-
~ rum, under Browns Hotel, respectfully announce
that their display OF Spring and Summer Clothing
ready for inspection, comprising Goats
Yeats aud PantsloOns Of the richest In
material trimming ard Workmanship To gentlemen
sCdC excellence with economy fashionable
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