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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-04-15
Residences for Sale at the Seat OF sT
E~wceiIPnf Insfituiinn of Icnrninr

Il Residences for Sale at the Seat of AN
Excellent institution of Learning
FARCE and Small Commodious Houses for
IL sale, in Hayesville. Ashland County, Ohio.
They are suitable for Dwelling Houses, Beard
ing Houses, &C., having out lots, on which ale
a variety of choice fruit trees. Persons wish
ing to educate their families would do well to
call and see them, as there is q iourishing Col
lege and other good schools in the place. The
terms of sale will be moderate and the times
of payment long to suit purchasers. New
lands in the West, or Real Estate here, will be
taken in exchange. For further Information,
inquire of John L. Mclean, George Stott, or
Professor Deifendorf, all of Hayesvillc.
Dec. II, 1856. n2S
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To the Ladies'

A choice selection of Handkerchief Pc 'fu-
IN meries. Fancy Soaps, Colonies, Whiteand
Coloring powders, hair, nail and tooth Brush
es, Dressing Combs, of superior quality and
pattern. fancy Jets, &c, for sale by
pULIN d CRANE.
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OOONtO'FV 2 WV OO'E
Dated April Sd, 1857.
AN ACT,

mo. ri AN ACT,
Further to preserve the purity of cleo
tions.
SEC. 1. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That
every person who, on oath or afirma-
ton in or before any court within this
State, or officer authorized to admins.
ter oaths shall, to procure or acquire
the right to vote therein, for himself or
any other person, wilfully and corrupt
ly depose, affirm or declare any matter
to be fact, knowing the same to be false;
or shall, in like manner, deny any mat.
ter to be a fact, knowing the same to be
true, every person so offending shall be
deemed guilty of perjury, and on con-
viction thereof shall be imprisoned in the
psnitentisry and kept at hard labor, not
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BosToH. 8 de Marco de de 1913.
Conheco pcssoalmente os Ssnhores Gay, Robin
son c Jones, es qnaces gesao da estlma pubiica e
qualquer re comniendacao por elles hete deve mer-
ecer per. eta confanca.
ARCHIBALD FOSTER,
Vice Consul do Brazil,
EN- Boston.
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April 3, 1857.
AN ACT,

mo. VI AN ACT,
Supplementary to the "act to provide
for the organization of Cities and In
corporated Villages" passed May 3,
1852.
SECTION /. Be 1t enacted jy tie GEN
eral ASSEMBLY Of tie State Of Ohio.
That no territory or land not now inclu-
ded within the limits of any city town
or incorporated village plat, nor within
the limits of any addition thereto, shall
hereafter be annexed to any municipal
corporation, without the a 8 ut Of three
fourths of the legal votes residing on the
land or territory to be annexed, which
assent shall be made in writing, and
presented to thu county commissioners
at the same time the petition for such
annexation is presented to them, agree
able to the provisions Of the 14th Sec
ton of tho act to which this act is sup
Elemental and said petition shall set
forth the value of each parcel of land in
the territory to be annexed, and the
names of the owners thereof.
SEC. 2. This act to take effect imme-
diately.
n. Fl. VAN VOORHEES,,
Speaker Of tie House Of Reps.
THOMAS H. FORD,
President gfthe S-nate.
April 8, 1857.
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AN ACT.
No. All

,Emend sections 22s and 236 Of the
los untitled "an act to establish a
lode Of Civil Proceedur," passed
arch IL, 1853.
C. BE 1t enacted by the General
1Ay g the State Of Ohio, That
r228 81 the act to establish a code
procedure, be amended 50 as to
follows: Section 226. Tho
Vt may, at any time before judg-
non reasonable notice to the
move to discharge an attach
D the whole or any of the prop
ed, and the motion may be
decided by the court in any
1aT session thereof; Or the
bs made, heard and deci-
Judge thereof in vacation.
at section $50 of said act
as to read as follows ::
The proceedings in the
his chapter, subsequent
ndred and ninety three,
mendments heretofore
b act made thereto,
are applicable, regu-
Is authorized by this
nal sections 228 and
1.-THE same are here
hall take effect
of.
EsDALE,
House ofRep's.
'AYLOR,
ate pro tenn.
7.
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A spurious article, advertised for sale in the tn
AGA Journal. as the Extract Of CanchaiGgRO" occa
stoned the following advertisement, which wa
inserted in the same paper, The disgraecful raut
upon the Public, has been thus exposed. as no ep
plieation has been male for the smonnt offered.
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To Painters.

A Choice article of Linseed Oil, Leads, Var
n nishes and Painters materials ofallkinds.
kept constantly on hand and for sale cheap at
DULIN 4 CRANES Drug Store.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
LIST OF

d EMAINING in the Post. Office, at
LII Ashland, ON the LIST of April, 1857.
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A certain preventive and cure for c~easnmgtisn.
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asthma, BronehitIs,
SorofuLd, GOat, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Erysip
elias, Lum5dgo, Paralysis, PieWrfsy, Jdundiee,
Dyspepsia, COstiUeness, Dysentery, Dropsy, I"fa
nations, Ferer and .Ague, and Fersrs in general;
Bilious Complaints, Nervous affections, CLtane-
Gus Disorders. HemOrrkGgsS, FIuTes, Obstrue
tions, Increased Discharges, Piles. EePrGned and
DGeetiUe HPpetites, Defect Of TtaI Popers, &c.
Unequalledi in its eradication of Morbid Humors
and Impurities of the Blood. Remarkable for
its dRimdting. strengthening, and restorative pow
ers operating as a gentle stimulant, and invig-
Grating the impaired functions in all cases OF
Headache, Weakness, Lassitude, Depression of
Spirits, and Derility.
1t imparts tone ana energy to the digestive or
gans. isirresistable in subduinr Fe5rilc. Nervous.
Spasmotic, and Gutdneous Disorders, nd can be
relied upon as an infalIihle remedy for Weakness,
Nervous Debility, and most diseases peculiar to
Females. Taken i'll the Spring and Fall of the
year, it is invaluable as a Family Medicine, in pre-
pairing the system to sustain the changes of our
Innate. As no mineral substance whatever en-
tors into the composition OF this Medicine, it m ay
be offered t. the most delica ate female or youngest
chilli, without apprehension. Wherever and
whenever there is a tendency TO chose diseases
which originate in Yitiated Blood Constipation OF
the BOzcels, Diseased Li1er, or predisposition 10
affections Of the Lungs. it will be found highly
beneficial, and will require no restraint from or
binary occupations.
For Sale BY +. c. BUSHNELL, Ashland, Ohio.
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George HOltsberg's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscri-
IN Der has been appointed BY the Probate
Court with the will ANNEXED, Executor of the
Estate of George Holtsberg, late of jackson
Township, AshIapd county, DECEASED, this 18th
JACOB FAST,
April ], 1857, sv2
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Music Teaching.

Arril 8, 1857.

INMPhoE TEEdI
"A IT'S (either travelling or locaDfor News.
IA papers aud Periodicals, are requested
to send, without delays tfeir address to tn
undersigned, and they will be furnished with
business which will yield them from lO0to 200 pei
cent. Profit. They will please state what News
papers or Perioc icals they have canyassed for
Persons who have not hitherto acted as Agents
but who would like to engage as such, Will alst
please send their names, Post office address, Coun
ty and State, Written plainly.
WRIGHT, MASON & Q
amS7, EEw YonI-
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SECRETARY OF STATE OrFicF,l
CoLuMBUs,A April 4, 1857.
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con-
original rolls on file in this Office.
JAMES II. BAKER,
Secretary Of StSts.
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And in fact, everything usually found in q
Cabinet Ware Room. all ofwhich will be made
bv the best worKmen. out of the best material.
and will be sold VERY LOW FOR READY
PAY! / will also keep Il general assortment
of CHAIRS which shall be sold at small prof
its.
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n s
Amsey Frederick 5
Aten John 5
Abrams G ;
Abraham Charlotte:
Alinard Solomon
Aylsworth f E
Ambrose Jacob ;
Andrews Sen n
Allison j L
3
Booth Eli
Bandle G.
Barrick Lucinda
Bowman Elisabeth
Bay Jacob
Briggs J
Brown Esq. Thos.
! Brookhart s
| Brown B G
Bruckhart E
Bare Abraham
Burnett e G
Beck Benjamin
Brite Nathaniel
Betz George
Brown Esq. W
Crawford Calvina
Curtis Eliza Mrs
Clark Cyrus E
Coop Samuel
Coyle Samuel
Clay John
Growing Francis
Cook John
Coble Christian
Clark James p
Cebbisos w
Conaly Cassie Mis-
D
Dickson William ]
Dicsem Christian .
Davis Esq Edwar'
Daun James
z
Elard Alma Miss
Elliot W
Evil Christian
z
Fulton B T
Fitchorve Augusta
Foster Esq A S
Furnish VI A Mis-
Fitch ESQ T 3
G.
Carver Samuel
Gartner J Il
Gray Elisabeth
Gifass A Miss
Garrett Noah
Goss Michael
Gifin Esq S G
Gray John
Goddard Charles !
Il
Hason J Miss
Harmon CooDrod
Hink L A
Hortman John
Hama T III Miss
Hubles Polly Mrs
Hoffman Mary
Hoot John b
Hite Esq James
7
Ingram Robert
Illiard VIM
Jones F S
K
Kycrs Daniel
! Kahl William,
Koogle Sen. Jacn'
Kaufman Esq j \
Ketchu,n Charles
Kline Jonas
Kirk James E
Kinney A o
L
Long Rosenna Nj
Leiningcr John
Lepkeighler Henri
Laman = Miss
Lash Thomas
E& p Persons C;
letters will please
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AUDITORS
ASHLAND, April g., 1897.
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con
stitutional amendments are correctly copied from
the original as furnished this Office by the Seereta-
ofStatc.
JAMES swINEFoRD, Auditor, fish. Co.
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Just Received.
George Holtsberg,s Hstate.

A large supply of Choice Teas. Cigars, To
y baccos. &c, by ppLIN & CRANE
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Letter from John C. Jones, Esq, formerly Consul
of the United States. at the Sandwich Islands.
and for many years a resident of California.
BosroN, December 10th, 1916.
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EA. Persons calling for the above
letters will please say I" advertised"
j. KELLOGG, P. NJ,
Ashland. Anril LIST. 1857.
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Joseph Apologize, In Ashlond County
vs.
David Losh, ct. al. 0o" e
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8, 1S5'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-27
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.
C0rrespOndence of The Star.

GEORGETOWN, June 81, 1857.
The following business was under considera-
ton in our City Councils last night:
A message was received from the Mayor call
ing the attention Of the Councils to the insecure
and dangerous condition Of the Canal bridge on
the west side of the Market house, and covering
sundry accounts against the Corporation. Among
them two from William Fletcher for SOL, dated
1875, and another dated 1856. for SOL ,6i and
eTal from Ii. Burrows for repairs on streets done
red
Also, one calling attention to the upper road
ieadlng TO the Little Falls, and giving certain
information in regard to the laws providing for
the construction and repairs Of the same, and COW
erlng communication from MIR. b. Il. Hodges,
conn planning that his property had been damaged,
and the health of bis family endangered, by the
oveih flowing of portion of il in consequence of
an arch passing under the above mentioned road
becoming choked and damaged; the coInmuni-
cation and letter were appropriately referred.
Mr. Thoma, reported from the claims commit,
tee resolution in favor Of w. II. Tenney, Sol 81,
which passed both Boards
Mr.. Pearson reported from committee griev-
ances d resolution for the benefit of John Hess
exhOneTating him from half the fine imposed on
him by Justice Reaver, for keeping hogs within
the Corporation limits, which passed both the
Boards
Mr.. Pckrell asked that the ways and means
committee be discharged from the further consid
eIdtion OF the communication Of b. Forest
granted.
Mr.. Seymour reported from the claims commit.
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Personal

-. The New York Tribune accuses SIR Speak
er Banks OF being the cause of Col. Fremont's de-
-. Hon Jas A Bavard. Del; Hon. w. G.
Kirkwoods'
&C.. General Cass and Judge Mclean were pres
emf al the opening of the State Sabbath school
Convention at Detroit, Michigan, on Thursday
-. Hon. Chas. Brown. Pa; Hon. sam : Big
Ter Pa Hon Timothy Davis, Mass; Hon. ID.
A Noble, Mich; Gen. G. NJ. Lawman, Pa; w
ID. Parsons, y. Y; are at Willards'.
--.. Douglas Jerrold will be succeeded by his
son. Blanchard Jerrold. as the editor of Lloyd S
Weekly, paper which he had placed at the head
OF periodicals of its class.
49, Charles Mackay, the poet gentleman and
capable editor Of the London Illustrated News.
comes to the United states the last of August. He
will be accompanied, probably, BY the proprietor
OF that popular paper, Mr.. Ingram, NJ p Dr.
Mackay designs lecturins in our principal cities
-: The = local y of the Petersburg Democrat
had his better and poetic nature stirred up on
Thursday last. by picture before him. being
tnat OF tall eD'ooHpOInt figure. slightly bronzed
complexion female in her Goth wear witLaI youth
f1I looking, her long raven black hair flowing
O-eT shoulders, and she calmly leaning oyer-a
Yankee tub washing open work stockings, The
last female and direct descendant of fair Poca-
hontas
NJ; We learn from DR.. McNaughton that Gen
Ncoi late last evening, though very low was
hopefully better than during the day The Gene
Ial is attended BY Drs wotkvns Thorne and
WInslov'-the latter his physician in Mexico /;
and, under their united skill, aided by the coun
sci OF Dr McNaughton, everything within hu-
man scope will be done to restore the venerable
soIoler to his wonted healih.-AI6aay Eceuiug
Journal, 25tk.
-. The New York Mirror understands that
s MIS- John Fremont was among the passengers
Tor Europe by the Vanderbilt on Saturday Sbe
VIII shortly be followed by her husband, Colonel
r Ieheht, who Is now engaged in putting the last
nnishing touches upon t.. new and complete edi-
l-oI oi ms works, shortly TO he published 1t is
ION me publishers upon the prospective sales of
The volumes The furniture of his house in Ninth
street is advertised for sale " -'ilH
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SPLRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS


The Union asks if any State has been bene-
fitted by the aseendency Of Black Republican
ism, and points out the result of its workings in
Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York,
Ohio Iowa, Wisconsin and Michigan, to show
that wherever Republicanism has secured
foothold the good order and happiness of the
people seem to have become blighted.
The Union, in commenting upon the recent
celebration in Boston of the anniversary of the
Battle of Bunker Hill, expresses the hope that
the celebration of this event recalled to the
minds Of the people of Massachusetts that era
of good feeling, that enlarged spirit of patriot
ism, that community of interests, that seven
years of arduous struggle, in which all the peo-
pie, North and South, united together for one
common object and one common destiny.
The IateiiigeHceT, discuss ng the Kansas COM
Ilications, says:
I'VE had hoped that in the amnesty for all past
offences, whether real or constructive. with which
Gov. Walker inaugurated his career, We should
have witnessed more cheerful support of his
authority than certain among the leaders of what
is called the Free State Party have been ready
10 accord 10 him; nor are we the mere convinced
of the wisdom of their determination because
they have been sustained i'm IL Inv the advice of
partiSanS remote from the of the Kansas dif-
hculties In their uncompromiSing refusal to ex-
erclse the right of suffrage under the laws and
regulations of the late usurping Legislature >;
as they term il, even though by such an exercise
If their prepondcraBce in that Territory be so
great as they claim they might bring that 'usurp-
alton, to peaceful and determinate end in this
REFUSAL We saw TO exercise the elective franc hise
the q Free State Party have given proof of a
the character of factious contumacy than of con
Clllatory PATRIOTISM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-27

HE DEFENCE OF VERA CRuz.-The Mexicans
are preparing for the threatened invasion by the
Spanish expedition. late letter says that the
works Of defence at Vera Cruz, Tampico and
other parts Of the Republic proceed with activity.
Among other movements of troops 3 900 men have
been eantonized at Jalapa to be at transferred
10 Vera Cruz in case of necessity 1t is stated by
The Eco National that, in case of war with Spain,
TIE President will put himself at the head of the
Mexican army. Other papers record evidences
OF 'he greatest enthusiasm, in defence of the soil
tnrou2 nout the Republic. The National Guards
Oh Oofoova and TialPam, in Offering their ser
wees TO ComonfoTt, beg; a favor 10 be per-
United TO march as an advance guard against The
enemies Of their country. Other equally patriotic
and chivalric offers Of services are constantly he
ing made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-27

The SLAVE ESCAPE NIspI.xA-Tbe Ci,c;n-
ha'i commercial has the following additional in
'eIaton TO the slave shooting case in Indiana:
we have announced the elopement of three
sLaVes from Henry county, Ky, on Sunday-tbe
az OF one IN Indidna-escape of the second
Su death OF the third, by being shot by William
"a ead one OF his pursuers. We have nee learned
Ia an lnq nest was held on the body of the negro
S,nt. verdict rendered in accordance with tbe
80 81. ana that a requisition will he made
On tue IoVernor Of Kentucky for Mead. ON tbs
SL1Ise OF murder. We are also Informed hy
up! P.dIn Sia1on, Of CaIIolIton, Ky, that Mead.
SI'eI pursuing one Of Sandford;s ne,,ToeS III,
hundIed yards caught him. when an Untn ,a.r
rSei!y ~nlte man approached Mead, with
Ine threatening to kili him if he did not reIe,sa
of his pistol previously, when he killed ,he n,h
negro, deemed il best TO obey the commsnd
when the fugitive disappeared into the I,oo%l'
lie unknown intruder was supported in the baeL
s'ouao oy young man, supposed to b bis son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-27

iAooPs FOR ITAH.-A force of one hundred
ana nlne-two recruits left Governors island
New York, several days ago, for Utah, ria the
New York aud Erie Railroad Before moving
r,, Ine territory they will remain some time at
he'd to the several regiments destined e.,
In ne recruits sent from New York for his
pose belong to what is called the general ser.
artIi -, tey are liable to be drafted into the
Isau sd or TWO hundred and fifty recruits will
rave New York for the same field of oneT,tions
Mo, -aohdsy- The entire force destined FOR The
,'1 tUn.on ieIIltory will consist of three rot,;
i ni.ls-two OF infantry and one of cayaIrv-nu1n
.sroiitS aDout 2,SO Thisarmy is considered Iarre
~ 10 Keep the turbulent people of that region
not yet been made public WIG 'O'i''iiaiiu Has
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RLAKIsrONE'S PAVILION

ms iavorIte place of resort will be opened on the
Isl OF July for the accommodation of visitors -.
Inc proprietor has engaged n hne Cotillon 50.
nand Tor the season. and with his splendid Bal Ii
Room offers great inducements To the lovers of the
1SaGroe, while those of more quiet humoI NAV find
Fishing, &c. "
The Luxurles of the Potomac and good liquors
VIII he constantly on hand.
This IL known 10 be of the healh hest places ON
the river, near Bakistone's Island.
There will he a celebration on the Fourth of July
and 9Th OF August. ~ ~
The steamers Columbia and Mary land leaves mas
sengers every "Wednesday and Saturrlay's srd
returning on every Sunday, Tue sday and rlcanS
The steamer Kent leaves Baltimore AT Ro'cioct
every Monday evenings, and returns on "Wednesday
MORNINGS. '
Post ofhce-Mllestown, st. Nary's county Md
Bosrd-S 2. per day for q week or Longer: n 81 G,r
shorter time. GEO w nj RiSTnSr ioi
" Er-<,n Proprleinr.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

Our weekly of this date has spirited and
amusing story, The Box Tunnel" by the
author of Christie tombstone :" another en-
titled 81 The Faithful Sentinel" sgreat number
Of graphic and readable sketches and semi-news
articles a continuation of Editorial Cores
pondence from the Vest; some thirteen columns
of piquantly told Washington Gossip; an in
teresting budget of Local Newc making this
number Of the paper an admirable Ne to send
to Washington friend sojourning at the water
ing places, or elsewhere out Of the city.
Price three cents only for single numbers in
wrappers, or Sl-25 per year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-27

MCSIcIPAL ELEcrIox.-Tbe mun;c;n,I ola
non IN Norfolk, Va on w ednesday last. resulted
IN tne ehoiee Of Ferguson, Know Nothing. by a
majority OF i35 votes over Lamb, Democrat: a
Ealing on OF IA votes since last Fall, when Fill
.tiofe's majority was 1i9 Tbs candidates on the
same ticket for Collector, Register and Sergeant,
were also elected and it is thought thst most of
the other nominations Of the X Ms have sue
ceet,pd
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
r.sEv POINT sSIg, sgbS 1r,99 sS SoRrol

he safe and cnmmodious steamer MARYLAND.
VIII, on Sd July, leave Washington IT,
lSiNth-street wharf, ut o. clock T. nd Es4S3t-N
Alexandra at "a o'clock. 2. m, upon1r1rzzsss-ss
an EXCURSION 10 the above places touching at Pincy
Point and Old Point, and arrive at Norfolk pesI
forenoon. ~
She will leave Norfolk again at o'clock D. m. for
Cape Henry, afordinx the company an opnort unIiy
tovlcw the Atlantic Ocean ana enjoy the sea an AMI
return to Old Point IN time Ia the magnificent
fortlhcaiIon at that place. TO fish, lathe c. le,v-
Ing again Tor Norfolk after the grand display Of Fire
works from the Fort. Next morning there will la
ample time TO visit the many objects of interest In
and about Norfolk and Port smouth.
Returning, the Mary land will leave Norfolk az y
O'Clock rr. ON Sunday, passing up the Chesa peake
BAY 10y daylight, and arrive at Washington early
The table will be well supplied with fish. oysters.
crabe. and all the dalIcacles of the Washington
and Norfolk markets. Passage, meals included for
the round trip. Sc; for Gent aud Lady, Slo Good
music will be In attendance.
wM. MITCHELL, Captain.
III After the above trip, the Maryland will DIV
folk. 10 AHA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-27

VIRGINIA WHEAT CRoP.-The wheat crop in
the counties of Lancaster. Richmond and West
moreland, Va, is one of the finest which has
been produced in that section Of the country for
many years Harvest has commenced there. Har-
vest will commence generally through out the
state about Monday, and from all we can gather
The yield will be much better than we had ex-
peeted from accounts early in the spring. The
crop near Richmond is said to be the finest tina,
has ever been seen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-27

A MN Their HORSE.-Iust arrived frum
HaPSSEen New York, SORRELL
ana well broke Will be sold cheap. IA
Siso' good family carriage HORSE, with BUG
Tnh Nc p0UBLE HARNESS and CARRIAGE
rUNH VI. Inquire at c. II. PHELPS CO.'S,
!. sy 1soeers, northwest corner 10th and l. ats,