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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13
WHITES. DELgeArEs. copsrlEs. DrLseArns.
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic Electors tl,, different Precincts
IN Butte couny hereb, reque Sled TO serd dele
yates II. she Democratic tthiiiy Convention hich is
Der by called meet at OrDvii,e Monday. July g.
1857, for tie purpose OF elec'irg delegates Ia the
State onvehiion. the tilieenih Judicial pisirici
Convention the l5th Senatorial district Convention
and for the OF insiOn Of ounty officers Accord
ing to the appcr,onmeni adopted by The list ConvNn
Zion he dlGereh Precincts are entitled TO Il repre-
s,.t,ts'ipn rs iult W.:
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

Mon 1NsANIrY.-Two men, named James
l. Roger and Thomas Abrams, are at pres
ent confined in the Shasta Jail being insane
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

RoBBERY.-Yesterdiy y, Mr.. Samuel Neal,
of Meals Ranch, went into the office in
Alex. Browns stable and laid down to take
a nap, and on waking, found that he had
been robbed of seventy five dollars which he
had in purse in his pocket. Strange TO
say, the thief left about fifty dollars re-
naming in the purse. Who the thief is, is
entirely unknown
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

LIBERTY PoLE.--Frank johnson has pro-
cured tall, straight pine, which he desig s
erecting prior to the 4th of July, as a liberty
pole. When erecled, it will be about eighty
feet in hight.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

SOLD OUr-The furniture and fixtures o.
the Haun House. in Marysyille, we're solu
yesterday at Sheriff Sale.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

DEBr OF SHASTA COUNTY The Shasta
Courier says that county Indebtedness now
amounts to 500 600
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13
Democratic State Convention.

At a meeting of The Democralic STATE Central
Committee. he'd IN san Franci>cu, The 2Ulh Of May.
The following resolutions wer. adopted:
RESOLVED. That the next Democratic STATE Con
veuilon be holden at the cit, OF -acrameHsu- on
TUESDAY. the t4lh day OF July neSi and thi ihe
basis of reIrset:ati. Ire follows, WIS one aes-
egaie from every two huadred democratic votes
and delegate Tor every fraction over rue
hundred Democratic vote cast for any DehueIhiic
State ficr "a it, last general eiecii"f-ihe frts'-
slc7tl.i ,l,cf,,rs being Considered for the purposes Oh
This resolution, az state otficefs-
RtsolvEp THAI Mes~rs- Thomas. Moore ana Red
ievI,,D are hereby appoi Ted cumn'iitee 10 canvas
Inc official reri IN the flee 81 the SEC eiary of
Stale and from them make up aud publish the APP
norfionment of delegates TO which the various
ties are entitled according to the basis OF resena-
ton adopted
the com fnilt.e appointed by the las. resolution
made the following renori- by which The Democrats
ofthe .arou- cum lis will be governed Ia eecting
delegates u the Stale Convention
ALFRED REDlNET IN Chairman.
PIX WooDsIDE. see, Dem State ''enIial Com.
TO CIV. ALFRfD REDi>GToS chairman. &c Dear
Sir: The Committee appointed al ihe recent meeting
OF he DemOer TIC state Central G,mmiitee 10 appr
ton the DELEGATES which each county will be entitled
10 elect ua'ier ihe resolutions OF the Central onsln
lee. 10 meet Convention in SACRAMENTO on the i4th
OF Jul, proximo have nIde The following apperlicu-
ment. viz.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

AFTER jim BEcKwoURTH.-Tb The Marys-
vile commissioners, after going to Honey
Lake, on The route adopted by the Marys
vile convention, deemed it prudent to re-
turn by B ekwourth's pass, and accordingly
followed along the eastern base of the Ne
vada mountains. until they entered Beck
wourth's (sierra) Valley. The question now
arises, will Marysville adopt the Beckwourth
Pass, without paying him the s 900 he says
the city owes him. Come, gentlemen, de-
hue your position Don't appropriate Jim's
pass until you pay him for services rendered
on a former occasion. It's good time to
make them .'anty," now, Jim, or exclude
the toll -gatheres from your pass Where's
the resolution Of the Marysvlle convention :
there's a considerable of LaX in the ex-
element about the adopted route" and no
Mans voice IS raised IN its favor
PERsoNAL.--Charley Stiles, ''the good
natured critter," that lights lup the Red
Bluff Beacon came to see us yesterday
Charley looks in crude bovine state OF
heaith," and is our very beau ideal OF a
thorough bred Red Buffer We also had
the pleasure of seeing Mr. Crosby of tn e
Red Bluff Steam Mills We were also hon.
or ed with call from Mr. d. G Waldron. OF
the Fireman's Journal. This latter gentle
man visited US in compay with Charl>s Alb
bot of Burbank s. Mitchels Minstrels, and
several other gentlemen, all of whom were
in most excellent spirits.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

POLITICAL CoRRLsPoNDENcE We shall
endeayor to make room tomorrow, for the
correspondence between Messrs. Redington
and Dyer, of Sacramento, and Senator Brod-
erck. 1t will be read with interest
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

SwELLED LIPS seem to constitute an cpl
demic among our townsfolk We have seen
and heard of numerous instances lately, and
among others worthy of note is the case of
our Devil who from some cause unknown
has. within few days past, carried a very
large and unusually ''stiff" upper lip, much
to his inconvenience and facial disfgure-
ment. Charley Legate is also suffering
from similar swelling. Charley's face
looks like the effects of the Fourth of JULY
or the man who hunted the "feller that
struck Billy Patterson" and found him.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-13

THE COMING FOURTH The time is fast
approaching when nation, as by one i'm
pulse will raise their voice in uirns from one
and of the Continent to the other in celebra
ting the day which gave birth to American
freedom Every American awaits with feel
ing, of pride the coming of this glorious
day, to add their mite in showing proper
respect towards its celebration As yet ne
preparation has been made in Oroville
towards paying that respect which is due to
the occasion In other places of less note
arrangements have been made towards its
proper Observance on grand scale; then
why not let the citizens of Orovlle take the
matter in hand, and get up one of their
old fashioned jubilees to which fond memory
often reverts in the days of our childhood.
Let the firemen take the thing in hand, ard
have their first grand parade on the coming
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q. The BURDELL MURDER.-The trial Of Mrs
Cunningham, charged with having murdered Dr.
Burdell, was continued, on Wednesday, i'm the
New York courts. Much additional TESTIMONY
was taken relative to the position and character of
the wounds found in the body and from the
course pursued by the defence, the opinion OBJ
tans that they will endeavor to shift the respon-
sibility Of the deed upon some person having moro
than common knowledge Of the anatomy of the
human body. Such was the opinion of Dr. Fran
CTS, when upon the stand. There was consider
able testimony ELECTED on the cross-examinations
bearing upon the impression that the wounds
were inflicted by left handed person. and that
Mrs. Cunningham was left handed woman
The medical witnesses gave no decided opinion
as to what hand was used by the person who
committed the deed, and witnesses familiar with
MIS- Cunningham had failed to notice any unu-
sual use of her left hand. A model of the house
and drawings in oil Of the room i'm which the
body was found, were brought into court and
found valuable aids to a correct understanding of
portion of the evidence.
Yesterday afternoon the prosecution closed
against Mrs. Cunningham, when her counsel
moved that the case be dismissed unless the dis
tr1ct attorney would call as witnesses Eckel
Snodgrass, and the Misses Helen and Augusta
cunningham The Court, however, refused the
motion. Mr.. Dean then moved dismissal of the
case on the ground that the Court was not proper-
ly constituted. The motion was not entertained
and the Court took recess " y
when the Court re-assembled the case was
opened for the defence. Dr. Carnochan stated his
theory Of the whole affair, and expressed the opin
ION That the murder was committed by right
handed person. Two other witnesses rave their
testimony which was wholly with reference to
the alleged marriage
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James Hotchkiss VIM. H. Scholfeld. Of Vel
low Springs, Ohio, assignors to themselves and
VIM; r King, Of same piace.-For improvement
in brick machines.
Henry Mellish, Of WalpOle, N. H. assignor to
Chas. Pope, of Brookline. Mass.-For improved
cutters for tufnfhg eyIfhdfical wooden boxes.
Re issses Jacob e. Robbie, Of BiAg hampton,
N. Y.TFor improVernent in turn tables. Pstented
August IS, 1854. - - ~
Erastus Bigelow, Of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
provennent in looms for weaving Brussels carpets,
&c: Patented March 70, is4s; re- issued October
Richard M Hoe, of New York N Y.-For i'm
provemeRt in mac hinery for grinding and polish
ing met&lic surfaces, particularly saw plates
Patented May 81, 1912 extended seven years from
May 80, 1856. --- -..---
Design.-Jacob Steffe, James Horton & John
Currie, Of Philadefphia, Pa. ,Eassfgnofs TOT. ii.
Church, of same Place.-Fo design fer.stoves.
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-. Rev. John A. Collins an eminent divine of
the Baltimore Conference, Methodist Episcopal
Church, died yesterday afternoon at one O'Clock,
in the fifty-sixth year of his age, of pneumonia,
in Baltimore. -....r .t..s. '.'rI..-. ..s .
-. The march of civilization is onward.
clergyman in a Springfield. Mass. church, last
Sunday married couple, substituting the words
gentleman and lady, for 'sman' and "wo-
man" Outraged Benton. Where are thy thun-
ders, .r. :. ..- ..s...... ....... = 1T.
-. Hon. G. B. Adrain and Governor Price, of
New Jersey; Capt. Bailey and Com. d. d. Por-
ter, U. $. N; Hon. w. F. Brooks, of New York;
Major Hunter, u. s. A. Hon. 6. N. Fitch, L.. $.
Senator from indiana, and Hon. John G. Knox of
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, are at Will
lards' ....
-. The Fayetteville, N. c., Observer corrects
statement in relation to the health of the late
Secretary Of the Navy by stating that so far from
ii being true that he is confined to his ROOM
MIR. Dobbin has been able to take repeated and
long rides on all days when the weather has been
pleasant, and we were very much gratified to hear
few days ago, that he felt himself somewhat
better, and is cheerful and hopeful
80. MIR. l.. ID. Campbell, the Ohio Congress
man, whose acrobatic performances in the polt.-
cal arena are widely known, advertises in the Ir-
telligencer, Of Hamilton all his property in and
about that town for sale. The Telegraph says:
- We supposed this to have been intended for
political effect, but learn from a reliable source
that he really designs to 90 West if he can dispose
OF the large amount of property which he owns in
this vicinity" go 't..' ..'
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EVENING 3 STAR.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS!
wAsHING teton CITY:
..........--...- 1900. May 9, 1887 :.

SPLRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS!
The Diteiiigeneer, in publishing to-day an
analysis of the Jervis-Island Guano lately
brought to the United States by Mr.. Arthur
Benson (of which we have already informed the
Stars readers), takes occasion to explain that
the lsbors Of the American Guano Company, in
securing the deposites on the groupe (Jervis,
Bakers and New Nantucket Islands) for the
use of American agriculture, have been better
for the future Of the United States than the &C.
QUESTION OF new Eldorado would have been
more especially on account of the extraordinary
proportion of phOsphates that particular guano
contains-s6 parts; whereas the Peruvian con-
tains but % parts. The Intelf,gsncer quotes
Leibig to show the immense comparative value
of phosphate guano to agriculture. We are
glad, indeed to find the Stars position, taken
long since, as to the great importance Of the
acquisition of this group to the future of the
United States, now being sustained by the
whole press of the country. We adopted itwhen
the statements Of the American GuanO Company
were booted at as mere speculation pretensions
Much, by the by, is due to Secretary Dobbin,
for his frmness and steadiness in aiding the
enterprise with all the means of the Navy De-
partment that could be rightfully employed in
that way. .s. ..
The UnioH, in an able article, shows that in
the original negotiation of the llas-Clsrendon
treaty, England could not have been acting
with good faith towards this country.
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FROM ]. SHILLINGIoN we have No. 4, of Bur
toms admirable "Cyclopedia of Wit and Humor -
The present number has fine likeness of Wash
ington Irving.
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Please Read and Remem ber !!

Hal yjSEHs RSS fsSRfb
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81 z#tR 8 sSi
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judgment - X HAIL. NO 81 seventh stree.
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MAYS, 1857.
New York, N. Y........ clear. nleas,,t
Philadelphia, Pa. ........ clear, pleasant
nditiHoie, Mo .......... clear, pleasant
Washington, ID. C....... clear pleasant p.
Ricnhiohu, Nd-......... clear, pleasant
Petersburg, Va............clear, pleasant
ndielgh, AZ C-.. clear, pleasant.
Wilmington, N C.......clear, pleasant.
Columbia, ,. e. clear, warm
Charleston, :. C...........c clear warm IT,.
augusta, Ga. clear, warm
SaVdhhah, ia. ............clear, cool
.Idcoh, Va. ............. clear, pleasant.
SSIpIumnus, ia. clear, pleasant.
hontgonlery, Ala.... clear, pleasant.
Lower reach Tree, Ala. clear, pleasant
The following reports have also been furnished
from the Ma ional Telegraph Line to the West:
FROM THE WEST
ru.eueIick, mai ,.....-...ciear, warm.
1dgerstown, Md clear, pleasant.
1umDeiiand, Nd ...... clear, pleasant
heeilng, va. .......... clear, pleasant
At the Smithsonian Institution at d. IN. last
evening the Barometer was 30. LAG; at this morn
ing u was 80 13S, and rising. Thermometer at
S IN last evening, Sc deg; this morning, 81 deg.
Posr OFFICE DEpARrMESr.-Neu Om.s,
ESfaol'shed.-North Warren, Lincoln county,
Me- Amasa Russell, Postmaster; Doraville,
nroome county, N. Y, Charles Doolittle, Post
Larissa, Hancock county, Ala, An
So .. ingie, Postmaster; San Saba, San
oa county, Texas, Wiley ]. Murray. Post.
Me- NV minnesota Mine, Ontanagon county,
N4cn'' VIM Peck, Postmaster
an. 800 " foSt Office Changed
isi We; Ls1emlng county, Pa, name changed to
fost C6aee' Discontinued -H.rri,or Val,
ley, Potter county, Pa; wilmsrt. H.r.;.,ar
county, N T.; Madrid Depot, St, Iswr.nea
county, n Y; Derby, steuben county, Nv
The NAVAL Courts OF ISaurRr-In Com
No l, on meeting this morning, adjourned over
until Tuesday next. to afford the time for the
preparation Of the defence Of 1t. Chandler.
made necessary by the great amount Of test.
moDy introduced ID.
Before Court Nc. 2, the:case Of Pas el Md
shiyman Edward c. Grafton, (furloughed by
Tho Retiring Board was taken up, and docs.
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BOARDING.

koAhplNG.IOne fine large PARLOR, hsnd-
tachsS sny iarnnished, with lsrge CHAMBER At
terms. Also, one airy, large front ROOM with
good sized single CHAMBER, suitable for a family
se ser private Apply at 46s 10th street between
NAV Ct
BATES, AT HER BOARDING
1y.r,m, oS r, on the southeast corner of Penn
scoommodate large number of strangers with Meals
- n any sitne throughout the day, and Lodgings.
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PERSONIL

80. The Hon. Thos. B. Florence, NJ. c. from
p. nnsylvania, is i'm this city. ,r9--,.I ~
-. Senator Fitch of Indiana, is at WIZARDS
So, also, is ex- Senator James Of Rhode Island.
-. Col. John H. Wheeler, ex- Minister (U. 81
to Nicaragua. is in this city. .n 7 -. >r-a
....H. Jordan is preparing to open the theatre
at Oswego, N. ", with good company. r-a
-. George Wood, the western manager. and
McViccr, the Yankee comedian, are about to build
a theatre in Chicago. E..l1 h. 80 .e . ..s
-. The failure of Montreal to meet her city
bonds, due in London, has made John Bull
scratch his head. j., ! ..- a.. ful boz -.r.7a
-. The Hon. Mr. Clark, M. c elect from New
York city, is at Browns Hotel. So. also. 10 Cor
nelius Vanderbilt, Esq. rr s.es sr.-- =, --r.
.....Dr. Kittredge Of New Hampshire, an ex M
e was at the kirkwood House in this city, on the
day before yesterday. f...v sf. 81. f....,'rI
.... Hon. II. F. Clark, NY, Com. c. Vande-.
bilt, N. Y, Gen. IL. ID. Foster and DIR. Forney,
Pa, and Col Sol. Hillen, Nd, are at Browns,
Mr.. d. S. Palmer, well known to theatre
goers in various parts Of the country, died in
Providence on Saturday morning, Of consamp-
ton
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND.-At Carusi's May Festival, q BRACE
Il LET, which the owner can have by cting on J.
RICHARD CROCKWELL. Statio8ers Hall. next
ment. - may s9
CS REWARD.-Strayed O stolen, on Tuesday
YJ evening; May 5, from the neighbor- RrF
e and r street, Island, q BLACK COW
about or years old. srnll, with short lsgs. aid
tail, full white udder with black dugs, white belly
on the forehead white triangular spot pointing up-
wards; fat head, without horns; q small white SPIT
on the hind part of the back and little white the
hind legs below.
JOHN FANKOPP, IsIsnd.
may "a No 1873 ~ ST.. bet. " and r ats.
II OST OR STOLEN-From the possession Of
IL the Hon. Francis =. Edwards. at the Washing
ton House an the city Of Washington, on or about
the loth day OF ebrmry, 1857. LAND WARRANT
No. 81 IS, dated December oath. 1875. SAID Warrant
was issued to Ezra Reed, under the act Of March
1865. All peIs3ns are hereby csptioncd against
gotIatlng SAID Warrant PROCEEDINGS have been m
stituted by the holder, Ezra Reed cancel the same
apS-6w '- - EZRA REED.
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GOLD WATCHES. CHAINS, &c.-We invite
~ epeclaI at entIOn to a very choice assert ~S
ment Of ladies' and gentlemen's elegant GOLD E1Al
WATCHES just received, which we can re- OK
commend as perfect timekeepers. 80. =
Also, a large assortment of CHATALAINS,
VEST, FOE, and GUARD CHAINS of the latest
styles. NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO, Jewellers,
may 26t S4 Pa. av bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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READING LAGER BEER.

The subscriber takes this method to inform the
citizens of Washington and vicinity, that he con-
stantly keeps on hand Lauer's superior READING
LAGER BEER, PORTER, and ALE, which he
Is ready to serve At any time Bottles or Casks to
Hotel keepers or private families.
Also, ICE at all hours, in quantitles to suit.
= Ii. SCHAD,
may 5-lw Southwest cor. Sd street and Pa. ave.
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ORDwAY's ETHIOPIAN MELANGEsFOR

ODD FELLOWS HALL,
For Five Nights only, commencing Monday, Nav &.
The original OR DwAY,s .EoLIANs. under N.
management Of John p. ORpwAY. from 0rdvsv
Hall, Boston twhere they have performed for the
past eight years. will during the enlargement and
beautiy ing of their Hall, the principal South
eIn and Western Cities, and give FIVE CON
CERTS IN Washington, commencing as above. an
PRODUCING new. Ethiopian Observation-Disclosures
ComIque- cGems-Representationso or Sou
them I'arkies LIle and selections from popular PIE
ces. See Small Bills. 49,
Tickets Is Cents. Doors open at ,. to commence
at 70 before g. maysa
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nIANos For RENT AT John F. ELL.IS'S,
between 9Th and 18th SITS. may
NrEXy Music TuIs nav ATEIIIS'S AuTSIC
~ store ' ~ nay7
N: >%-------
EANS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT
-I-MeI.AJGHI.IN-kC CO.'S, - Penn. svsssss b.
tween 9Th and arh streets may7
:, ,,,-,. :. : :, :, : :, !, : &c
i BRUsHEs. COMES. PERFHMERY.MAT
Gag rs &c g. nj Mel, iIGHIiN cos.
NAV N'' -,
----.-.--..,, :
SUMMER MILl.lNERY.- +. h. Nc
SDONALD would respectfully inform her a
friends mat she Will open on saturday. May IL
9Th, very handsome assortment OF SUN.
MEX MILLINERY OF new and beautfui.5de
Also. handsome assortment of fine Nea politan,
Tissue and straw of various STYLES together with
general Assortment of Trimminss OF mi Kinds to suit
the season. Her Gu stomers and the public generally
are respectfully invited TO call af No II Bridge street,
(3eoryetowu = u : - y - 49, may7
- = :
Swili open simmer MiIiinery on Sstnriay. ~
Nav eth n 2a5 Penn avenue: between 9Th and(y{sN
10Th Streets The ladies' are respectfulIy inyi-
ted. ~ NAV 6-St
DYE AND RARI.EY MALT. for sale AT the
II CITY MALT HOUSE, cerner OF West Falls
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AMUSEMENTs.
ERsARY CONCERT


A ANNIVERSARY CONCERT ..rar .... ..
UNION CHOIR ASSOCIATION.
Atthe SxnithsosfaH Isstitsftons
THIS tFriday1 EVENING. May sth, ats o'ciock
Assisted By the Convention, consisting OF
CHORUSES. QUANTITIES.. TRIos, SOLOS.
The MANAGEMENT have secured the valuable serri-
ces of Mr.. GEORGE r. RooI, who will have entire
charge of the exercises.
By order OF the Board,
the principal Book and Music stores. u
opp FELLOWS HALL
sIGNoR DONETTPs
. GREAT PARTISAN TROUPE OF
Acting Monkeys, Dogs, and Goats,
snrT. and natural Seees hrs
cited the mrth md admiration Of the young and old
supremscy over ali other fsshopable entertsinpenis
in Paris one whole season, and AZ the Astor Place
- l2D cosseeEfirs NigAn;
and whose recent success throughout the principal
in the annals az smasenents viii make their frsi
aPpealance In foar years On this city "a series of
Representation, together with Scenes in the Circle
or Circus Performances,
On MONDAY EVENING, May nth,
b. and 1fl n1osf Positively remain bHf for
SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
mence with the Monkey Feots or Banquet D'Afnque.
the most amusing and laughter provoking spectacle
and Equestrian Performances, grand Military Spec
taces, laughter citing Melo Dramatic Represan
tatlons mlrth-provokIng Pantomlnlc Scenes with
magnificent and appropriate costumesl never yei
equalled any stage. After which viii lie present.
DONETTrS KALEIDESCoPICALy VIEWS.
Or, MAGIC CHANGES.
The whole to conclude with the grand ascension Of
I'D THE DOG JOHN BULL,
surrounded by terrific explosion OF Fire Works.
my 7-tf
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a CARD.-The attention Of l,on.o- l.o,o,. and
81 pSrsons furnishing 10 called 60 the extensive
ter. ue e,Aee,,'ent urnture and Effects Of " DeN
a"T TS oonE!inning each day at the ssme hour.
in nerfs.t rntafe Is Of excellent quality and mostly
last two years. f~see "hhih h'
b, nss Gsrpe,. are principally English Brussels AMI
G, Inc CURED hair Mattresses, Blankets. I,p,n
~ Sailts, &c are ofthe most superior aus
a IN, the Table Furniture are tventy heavily
PA okai-covered Dishes Of beautiful patterns
mere Is also large quantity Of hand some French
An "a. sases' water and Min Ptchers deabe..hIck
~ uesp Dishes, superior Silver Mar ~ Ca sfors
Table CutleU dc, afording an oppottnnfx 20 eer'
po.iiysl1 ~ ae Ttey met with, every article val
may 5-I JAS. G. Mc(IlIp n . ,.,.o...,
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~ IA AGIADgEMY, GEORGETOWN, b. c. IN ~ AL
w SS Acaaemy recently conducted BY the Rev. r.
Opened o BY The Rsy. Charles B. Mac Kee, of Bait
a. m .,. eonesday ne1t, 18th instant, at O'clock
OF admissions wili be limited. -" 90 IN" t hu'"'ef
20 the opening further information NAV I've oh
'" ~ IRON the following named gentlemen:
3 g. Muncastef, ksq,-Rev. j. w. Major.
Di. James ss s. EsS; William Young. ESQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-08

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