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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

1000 pr ICES. amounting to-. $l86, 900
Whole Tickets $40, Halves IS, Quarters 90 so.
These are the most popular Lotteries drawn, as
every Prize must be drawn.
Order Tickets early
Address T. III. HUBBARD & CO.,
Baltimore, MARYLAND.
Authorized Agents for the Manager.
. ,iune 3O-dGw AUep Esta.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
TIME ROard Of Trusfees A,

II giving the public and those intere sted in the
Public Schools an opportunity of attending all the
examinations to come off next week, have determined
upon the following change in the mode Of conducting
the same: ..M .yr#
The Second District School, female department J
under charge of Mrs. Randolph, will be examined on
Monday, the 14th inst
Male department. Mr.. Wilson's. on Tuesday, 18TH
Third District, female Department. Miss Mirick's,
on Wednesday, 10th inst.
Male department Mr.. Fills, on Thursday, 18th.
Fourth District, Island, female department, Miss
Milburns on Friday, 18th inst.
Male department. MIR. John f. Thompson's, Mon
day, July 81.
july 12-TuW&Th ID.
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"PRO BONO PUBLICO.o
MIR. w. EVELYN WILLIAMS,
lSl WPlutes, y respectfully informs Members Of
Congress citizens, and the public, that he is now
intrusted to an
dmanuensis, Copyist, and General Scribe.
Office at the Exchange Hotel" G street. Orders
left either at ]. Shillingtons, "0deon," corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and a-half street. or
at 37s, Pennsylvania avenue, will meet with prompt
attention feb 12-H
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ALABAMA LOTTERY.
Authorized by the State of Alabama
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY
L @ 7 I E R Y!

CLASS F-NEW SERIES
To be drawn, in the City of Montgomery, Ala
bama, in public, on Thursday, August Is,
1855. on the
III AV ANA PLAN!
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
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:" o. HOOD wishes to inform his
lie friends and the public that he has re-(~3
moved bis stock of fine Watches, rich Jewelry, IN
pied by Mr.. Keyworth, Mo- sss, Pennsylvana ave
nue., three doors above Ninth street. whore he win
keep constantly on hand fine assortment Of Gold
Jewelry, Watches Of every description; also, pure
Silver Ware Of my own manufacture; together with
great variety OF other rich wares
Having had a long experience in the New York
and Washington trade, 1 am prepared TO offer goods
AZ the lowest possible prices, at wholesale or retail
Sign Of the large Spread Eagle,
June Eff No. as, Pennsylvania avenue.
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II. FRANCE 4 co., Managers.

Prizes amounting to $4,000
Will be distributed according 10 the following spen.
did scheme
10000 Numbers, 900 Prizes
Prizes payable in full without deduction, demand
One Prize to every Twenty Tickets.
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|. @. R. M.
FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
LOGAN TRIBE
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN,
TO THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
ON
Wednesday, July 18th, 1866.

-r- The, Committee having COM
spleted their arrangements, take great
pleasure in announcing to their friends and the pub
JIG generally, that this being their first Excursion,
they will endeavor to make it the best of the
A fine Band of Music has been engaged for the
occasion.
The steamer George Washington will leave
Georgetown at tx, Washington 81, Navy Yard at
8, and Alexandria at 955 o'clock.
Dinner and Refreshments furnished by an expert
enced caterer.
No intoxicating liquors allowed on the boat or at
the Pavilion.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting gentleman
and two ladies--to be had from any of the Commit
tee, at the boat the morning of the Excurson.
Committee Of arrangements.
Jacob +. Straub j. Shoemaker
w. A. Yates Geo. Collins
John Williams j. T. Hilton
Robt. Cunningham John Paxton
l.. Floor Manager.
Samuel L. Davis.
july 8, Q, IL, IL, H. 15*
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July l5.-Flour is steady at yester.
days rates. City Mills, new, is in demand at 81 !;
Howard street and City Mills held $6 rs, but this
figure is above the views of buyers.
Wheat is unchanged Good to prime white, 81
SO a 81 65; good to prime red, 81 Al a 81 81.
Corn had declined about one cent per bushel,
but prices are too unsettled to give quotations.
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70 numbers-13 drawn ballots
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.

Tickets $50, Halves $40, Quarters IS, Eghths $3.50.
Certificates of packages 2s wholes, $ss0-shares
in proportion.
E3g All orders for Tickets in the above splendid
schemes will meet with prompt attention, aud official
drawings forwarded to all who order tickets.
Address HUBBARD Il CO.,
june ao-d&w baltimore, Maryland.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

BOARD or ALDEKNKs, July l4---Several COM
munications wero received from the Mayor, among
which was one containing the following nomina-
tons
Commissioner Of Washington Asylum, George
II. Fulmer. M
Physician to Washington Asylum, A. w, Miller,
III. ID.
Messenger to Mayor and Registers Office, WIN.
p Locke.
Police O6eers.
Second District, VIM. H. Tanning.
Third District, Jno. w. Reynolds
Fourth District, Henry Yeatman
Fifth District, Hugh Dougherty and Joseph
Mitchell
Clerk Eastern Market, Michael Connor.
Clerk Northern Market, X. ID. Spencer.
Wood and Coal Measurers, Richard Wimsatt
and Joseph 2. Williams
Measurer of Grain and Bran, Joseph q. VIII
liams.
Scavenger, Second District, Second Ward, A.
N. Clements
scavenger, Second District, Fourth Ward, Ern-
est Lofler.
Apothecary, Fifth Ward, Martin P. King.
Physician, Fifth Ward, w. B. Butt.
Member Of Board Of Health for Fifth Ward, j.
M. Grymes, M. ID.
Superintendent Of Sweeps, Alden Ritter, Third
Ward.
Superintendent of Sweeps, Thomas Robbins,
Second Ward.
We mentioned in our last report that several
nominations were laid over for one week, at the
request of Mr.. Busey and others. Having been
called up, the Board proceeded to act upon them.
The nomination Of A. II. Young, Physician, Sec
ond Ward, confirmed.
Jno. P. Hough, Constable, Fourth Ward, re-
jected
John Waters, Market Master Centre Market,
rejected
At the suggestion of Mr.. Busey, it was agreed
to reconsider the vote by which he rejected, on
Monday next
r. b. Owens, rejected by vote of 10 to 4.
The Board proceeded TO act upon the nominal
tons, with the following result:
George b. Fulmer, rejected by vote of 10 to 4.
Mr.. Busey moved to reconsider the vote-lost,
IN
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, AND SILVER
WARE.

HAVE just received a large assortment
IL of very fine Gold Watches of the most *
celebrated makers, which will guarantee to "a
be superior time-keepers. Also very large aaAaAs
stock of beautiful Gold Jewelry which, for variety of
style and richness cannot be exceled by any other
establishment in this section of country Together
with splendid stock Of pure Silver Ware, compri-
sing
Full Tea Sets, Water Pitchers
Cups, Goblets
Ladies', Forks, Spoons
Butter, Fish, Cake, and Pie Knives a
NHpkin Rings, &c, of my own manufacture,
which cannot be excelled, if they can be equal.
led in this any other city
All Of which will be sold at the very lowest price
and warranted as represented.
Watch repairing of every description done in the
best workmanlike manner at the store SSs, Pennsyl-
vanis avenue, three doors above Ninth street
june 21-eoH H. O. HOOD.
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M. Dauton's Acceptanee.

NEw York, July l6.-Mr. Daytons letter Of &C.
ceptance has been published. He says therein that
he deprecates the sectional political issues but the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise and the conse-
quent extension Of slavery are issues forced upon
US, and that the section Of country presenting
these issues are responsible for the result. He
6pds in the resolutions Of the Convention no prin-
ciples or rules of political conduct to which he
does not yield his cordial assent, and accepts the
nomination.
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BLACKISTONE'S PAVILION,

NHIS place Of resort Will be open on the
- Cd day of July for the accommodation of AEA
visiters. Tbs subscriber has engaged first Ill
rate Cotlon Band for the season. and with his large
and splendid ballroom offers vast inducements to
the lovers Of the dance.
His table will bs constantly supplied with all the
uxures of the Potomac and his Bar with the choicest
liquors.
This is known to be OF the healthicst places on
the river, being situated between Blackistones and
st. Catharine's islands.
There will be celebration on the Fourth Of July,
and Ball and public Cotillon Parties on Thursday
oath July Thursday 18th August, and Thursday, 2lst
of August.
The steamer Alice Price will land passengers du-
ring the watering season, on Tuesdays and Fridays
going down, end will stop for passengers on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays on her return trips.
Board-$l per day, for week or longer; 81 %,
less than q week.
June 27-9m# GEORGE W. BLACKSTONE.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass "a,
To be drawn July 10, 1855.

SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass SO,
.H- To be drawn July 20, 1856.
Is drawn ballots.
CAPITALS.
$50, 00O-$10, 00O-$6, ,O00-$2, 700.
10 Prizes of 81 800, &c.
Whole Tickets $l0 Halves IS, Quarters 81 30.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class L,
" To be drawn July 20, 1856.
70 numbers -13 drawn ballots.
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Ne,o Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, July l4.--Cotton-sales to-da.
of 1900 bales middling, 10 3-s 10 "a.
Sugar is selling for s IL "a.
There is nothing doing in Molasses.
Flour, So so. Corn, so cents.
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AUCTION SALES.


BY A. GREEN, Anctioneer.
NHUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUBLE
Building Lots at the corner of Third
ssIeSt west and III street south at Auction.
on Saturday. the 18th instant shall sell, on the
premises at o'clock, p. NJ, four beautiful building
nos situated at the corner Of Third street west and
street south having front on street Of 100 feet
ana on Third street OF 81 feet inches containing
between 10000 and lo 900 square feet All the lots
run back to a 80-feet alley
This property is very handsomely located. and will
be sold in lots TO suit purchasers.
Terms: Ons-fourth cash residue in ak, twelve
and eighteen months the purchaser to give notes for
the deferred payments bearing interest from day Of
sale
A deed given and deed of trust taken
by order Of the Trustee.
A. GREEN,
july l6-eo6ds Auctioneer
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NOTICE.
EEN. WALTER JONES and CHI. LEE

NJ JONES have removed their Law Office TO No.
SOC e street. between Third and Fourth.
Oh. Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme Court
Of the United States and ALL other courts held in the
District of Columbia, and give prompt attention TO
every species of professional business that may be in
trusted to him. His father, General Walter Jores,
though mostly retired from general practice, will
unite with him. and do his best 10 advance the sue
cess Of clients by written statements and arguments
and by all other needful and proper eIertions.
July 5-Smif
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Neso York M arkets.

New York, July 16.-Flour has declined Sales
of 5000 bbls. Good State, $6 so superfne Ohio,
So 40; standard Southern, 81 25.
Wheat has declined 4 cents. Sales Of 10000
bushels.
Corn is firm. Sales of 10000 BUSH Southern
mixed so cents.
Pork is firm. Sales of 100 barrels. Mess,
$40 81.
Beef is firm. Sales of $50 bbls. Chicago re-
packed, $ll 90.
Lard Is firm. Sales of 400 bbl5. at IL IL cents
Whiskey has advanced. Sales of $50 bbls.
Ohio, Al cts.
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ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
NNHE original, unsurpassed, and Justly

j. celebrated Madame Adolphe, the universally
acknowledged greatest sympathist in the world, and
the same distinguished lady who created, through
her marvellous revelations Of the past the present.
as well as the correct predictions Of the future, such
intense excitement in England France and the prin-
cpa cities in the United States that Queen Victoria
presented her with costly diamond and broach and
Daniel Webster with jewelled ring, is now ready
TO receive visitors at the private boarding house OF
Mrs. Bannermsn, corner OF Ninth and sireet she
will inform all about the past present. and tnture II
they are married or not; and when or what lady or
husband they will get, or business OF every descrip-
ton Mysterious and almost impossible as her pro
fesson appears, she comes recommended by 30 higey
respectable and innumerable certificates Of acknowl
edged power and skill that il precludes all SUPPOSE
ton OF probability Of deception or imposing, as MANI
others now practice.
rE- Consultation fee from 90 cents TO 81, accord
ing 70 how far they wish to 90, or what time they
occupy. may G-Bm
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LIMEI LIMEIi LIMEiii

HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT CON-
FORT.
UyHIS MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
il Resort, within instant reach of all the luxuries
of the salt water region the most inviting locality
on the southern seaboard and rvalng for health, the
most secluded retreat of the mountain interior, has
pass to the proprietorship of the undersigned and
will be opened on the 10th of June.
The proprietor is resolved to make the establish
ment rank with the very first wateringpaces Of the
country, and to that end no labor or expense has
been spared, and none will be.
NAV 29-2awd&w JOS. SEGAR.
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GOOD WILL TO ALI
SECOND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
GOODWILL CLUB,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION,
WILL TO ALI


MONDAY, July 81, 1856.
UNHE GOODWILL CLUB ~r--..
il having made all the necessary Tsfs3e7hu1s
arrangements, take great pleasure in announcing to
their numerous friends, and the public in general,
that their second Annual Excursion and Picnic will
take place above
The Committee of Arrangements pledge themselves
that effort will be spared to make this one of the
most pleasant of the season.
Esputa's Brass and String Bend is engaged for the
occasion.
The Refreshment Department is in the hands of an
experienced caterer,
The steamer George Washington will leave George
town at o'clock, Washington n, Navy Yard wharf
2, and Alexandria 81.
Arrangements have been made with Mr. Whaley
to run his coaches at a, from the following places:
Corner of 18th street and New York avenue corner
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue; Northern
Liberties marketbouse, and the Capitol On the re-
rurn of the boat the coaches will be in waiting to
convey persons to these respective places and to the
Navy Yard
Tickets ONE DOLLAR--to be had of any of the
committee or members of the Club.
Committee Of Arrangements:
r. J. Mccormick, G. G.. Dubant
VIM. Noerr, Joseph Mattingly,
A. s. Dent ]. A Baker. ~
July 12-SatruTh&Sat4t
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Financial.

FINANCIAL.
New YORK, July 15.-Stocks are dull. Cum
berland Coal, % "a Illinois Central shares, l07
7-S; Michigan Southern, 100; New York Central,
90 "a Reading, OIL IA Virginia 6's, 98 "a
Missouri IS, So; Illinois Central shares, 93.
Sterling Exchange is dull.
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LOT FOR SALE.
a VALUABLE Lot on Indiana avenue,
IA between First and Second streets, running
through TO ID street in rapidly-increasing part OF
the city, Ia offered for sale.
one-fourth cash. and the balance in equal pc. ions
for Ave years.
Title indisputable.
Inquire Of JOHN T. KILLM0N,
Pennsylvania svenue near the Capitol.
June TT
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FOR SALE.

..k FOR SALE,
SEPARATE or otherwise, eight small
~ Frame Houses, opposite Northern Liberties
Market House. on X and Ninth streets west
Terms; $500 cash balance in one and two years
Inquire on the premises of Henry johnson.
July 7-6t#MW&F EStar1
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The trial of Daniel w Jar6os, for the shooting,
on the 18th of May last Of John r. Naily, at the
Navy Yard, has been set for Tuesday next.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
n. FRANCE q co., Managers.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY!

Send your orders early to T. H. HUBBARD CO.,
Baltimore, Maryland, who are the authorized Agents
for the Managers.
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We see II announced in the morning papers that
the examination of the Fourth District School, J.
E. Thompson, teacher, is set for Monday next
Two Of the members Of the Board Of Trustees
being members Of Councils, which meet on that
day, cannot with propriety attend and we re-
specially suggest that said examination be deferred
until Tuesday, in order that said Trustees may be
present without Inconvenience to themselves, said
school being in their own proper district
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
Ohio & Mississir nj Railroad.

Messrs Barlow and Gould, of New York,
have arrived in our city, and are stopping at
the Burnet House. Mr.. Barlow has recently
returned from Europe, where we learn he was
very successful in making arrangements with
the bond holders, and purchased before the
recent advance in price, all the iron necessary
to complete the entire road. Messrs. Aspin-
wall, and his associate contractors, arc expect
ed this morning, and it is believed that the
contract will be Immediately closed, AMI the
work resumed.
Mr. Gould has been elected Treasurer, and
his high reputation as financier and railroad
manager, are good guarantees of an energetic,
economical and judicious management of the
financial affairs of the Company.
Gin. Com. 10th.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.

TRIO BOND PUBLlCO,
lF7sEVery mother should have box in the house
handy in of accidents tc the children"
Kedding's Russia Sa1Ve.
II Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
recommended by physicians. 1t is and speedy
cure Burns Piles, BoiIs Corns Felons, Chilblans
and Old of every kinds for Fever Sores, Ulcers
Itch Seald Head Nettle Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples
recommended by nursesl Whillows, Sites. Testers,
Flea Bites Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy Cracked Lips, Sore Muse, Warts and
Flesh Wounds it isa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified by thousands who have used it
in city nand vicinity for ela tbrtyyears
Will this SaIve injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russa-of
articles growing in that eountryahd the proprieors
have letters from all classes clergy me physicians,
captains, nurses, and others who have used it them
Selves and recommendit it to others Reddng's Russia
Salve is put in large IN boxes, stamped the cover
W tn picture of a house and disabled soldier, which
picture also engraved the wrapper. Price 25 cents
Il box. REDDING q Co.. PropretorS,
KELLER, FARNSLEY 6C CO. Agents;
ap7 d&wIy Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13
IL ~ II -Als'9s
indianapolis, May 3, 1856.
Another Mistake (,

The old line Democracy had better study The
State Constitutions and the qualifications Of
their aspirants for gubernatorial honors, lit
tie deeper. Their State Convention in the
first place, nominated Mr.. Walker, who was
Ineligible from the Lack of years, and the Gen.
trail Committee was driven to the disagreeable
necessity of ruling him off the track The
committee substituted in his stead Mr. Ham
mond, of Vigo.
Art. 5. Sec. 7, of the constitution, says
'that no person shall be eligible to the office Of
Lieut. Governor, who shall not have been five
years citizen of the United States, and also
a resident of the State of Indiana, during the
five years next preceding his election" Now
it is a we'll known fact that Hammond, for a
considerable portion of the last five years. has
been resident of California, where he exer-
ciEed all the rights of citizenship. About two
years only have elapsed since his return and
consequently the constitution debars him from
serving as Lieut. Governor, even if he should
be elected. Try again, gentlemen.
TTn Gaz.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

The INDIANAPOLIS ELEcTIoN.-The State
Journal thus speaks of the result of the cleo
ton in indianapolis, in which the Old Liners
were successful:
With the number Of imported votes, which
are systematically poured in upon US. the result
is sufficiently accounted for. The Republicans
to-day, have the strength to carry the city and
township, and the fall election will so prove it.
Even as the figures stand, we have cut down
the majority in the 1st and 9th wards, always
heaviest against us, considerably, and held our
own in the second, third and fourth wards.
Some gain has been made against US in the
fifth and seventh, and the addition to the ma
jority Of last year is to be found in these wards.
Republicans, take courage! We have only to
try, and try hard, and fairly, and we hold sue
cess in our grasp when we will.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

OF The State Sentinel in announcing the
Old Line Victory at indianapolis, has the cut
CT an American Eagle with his head down
wards and tail up. This is very appropriate.
The eagle, the proud National emblem of Our
country, and of true Republican freedom the
world over, may well be represented as pros
trate and dead, whenever Old Lineism gains a
victory. Let plucked eagle, with head in
the dust, and broken pinions hereafter be re-
gardee as the emblem of Old Line histories in
Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

OF We give the following as specimen o.
the yigor, ability and wit, with which the
State Sentinel, the leading organ Of the De-
nocracy Of Indiana, is edited
The compliments of the Escape goat" Of the
Sentinel to the pole-cat of the Journal What
does said pote-cat now say of the endorsement
OF the citizens of indianapolis of the course Of
the Sentinel Ehl
Speaking Of "dog-kniyes," we wonder what
the puppy Of the Journal would bring to-day
for belogne sausages. He's sound on the Ser
fnan question.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

0SFThe Vincennes Daily Courant has been
suspended. 1t has been vigorously edited
and deserved better luck. The publisher com.
plains that the promises made him at the com
mencement Of the Daily have not been fulflled
1t will newer do to rely upon such promises
as he has doubtless discovered, The Weekly
Courant will still be issued regularly.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

New YORK NEWSPAPER AGENCY.--Mr
Andrew Wind has been acting as agent at New
York for this and other newspapers, for sew
eral years. We have always found him prompt
and active, and take pleasure in recommend
ing him to those publishers for whom he is
not already acting, as very desirable agent.
His office is No 1873 Nassau street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

CT NJ. Bartholomew, an artist of merit in
Rome, has completed fine bust of Mr. Fill
more. The American Minister gave Mr.. F. a
very elegant reception, to which were invited
all the Americans in Rome, on the Saturday
evening before Easter. The Rome correspon
dent of the Tribune says
"Ever since he has been here the rage has
been to meet Mr.. Fillmore. Cards to that
effect were found on every table and he was
met most cordially by all our people here"
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-13

F By advertisement in will be perceived
that Mr.. David O'Neal has moved his tailor
establishment to the Crescent City buildings,
opposite the new Court House. He has very
fine room there, we'll adapted to the display Of
goods, and he has nice goods to display