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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03
DIED,

Oa me VI instant. at o'clock a. m, CORs ELLA
asSu ~ ears and 10 day -, the only daughter w, b.
oJunty, NJ. " ~
Her funeral will take place On Tbursday. the 4tb
INST, 81 o'cIock, at the residence Of her parents
SoInsf OF th and h streets. The friends of the
ia tiinore sun and Marlboro tja1stte pIss "a
copyl e pos'o
On the Sd instant. ALICE JANE. the dauvhts,
OF BenjShIn 4. aGd Della A Dev.ngbn ..aS
ears, 81 m nths. and days, s""' esou
The funeral Will take place Tn ,no,,o,- pv...
at pa o'clock. from the residence har narn,s "
~, th street. Detwoen md n. Isl md The frlsnd
a'd seSuantsnces OF the family Is invited.
We thy lost aoih deeply feel
But tbs God that has be eff N.
He can eli our sorrow heal
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FUTURE DAYS.

By A. GREEN Auctioreer.
TRDSTEE's SALE OF TWO STORY
Friday. the 18th day Of November. lass. / shall
sell, IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock .. N by
date the 18th day of Jug, 1854, and cd 10 lber
>. =. NO 81 ehos 1871, 1885, ls9 and 200, one the
iand records Tor ashIngOn county, IN the District
af Columbia, the following improved property, ing
and being in the city of Washington. District afors-
All of OF numbered twenty TIRES. (asJ A SQUARE
ndm5ered one hund' Ell aud twenty seven tl27 jhlv-
west together with tie IapToTeenrS ybioS zee
tw"-story Frame Houses.
Terms OF sale cash.
days after SALE the Trustee reserves the right To e.
eel the pTopetty giving three day rotlce of such
feSae IL ths star newspaper, OF the city of Wash
IDstOn, at the RISK and cost ofthe first purchaser
JOHN r. Hilton, Trustee.
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, EL-
- EGANT BRoCATELLE CURTAINS. FRENCH PLATE
MMikRoEs, CHANDELIERS. fKkNcH CLOCKS ANO
kNo FORTE, &c:1o1 MON DAY MORNING,
Mover her 18th, at 10 oeaak al the residence of
Exeeilsncy Cava9lnti de- Albuquerque, Brazilian
Minister. Uorn-r Of ard l7tb streets we shall sell
the entire Effects of this elegant establishment,
superior Rosewood Carved ssven-aotAvs Piano
FoTte. OF brilliant tone and sotion msde to order
Suite of Rosewood Crimson Brocatells- covered
PaTl0r Furniture, comprising So as, ? Turkish
Curtains 10 match.
Rich Gilt and Bronze French Msrtsi Clock. with
Elegant FreHcA Plate Mantel and Oval Mirrors, in
richly carved git frames,
Suite OF superb Rosewood Drawing room Furri
TUE, finished IN ye low brocatele, consisting Of
+DIvans, Arm Chairs and S.ds Chalrs, with
49, Curtain 8 TO match,
Elegant GiIt Mantle! Clock, with CandeIabras,
Seautliql Rosewood and Chit Marble top Tables,
Suite of full Gilt ParlOr Furniture finished in rich
Green satin. comprising two COuahes two A rm
Chairs, SIX Side Chairs, elegant Marb.e-top ia
, Dles. and Curtains To IN. ich,
Splendid as, I'D slight Gait aud Bronze Chande-
- lers thrOugn Out the house,
Elegant French China Vases and Gilt Brackets
Superior Velvet and Brusse.s Carpets and Rugs
SUI e OF Mahogany Offcs Furniture, conlnrISip,
sofa, Turkish Arm chairs and Sid. |, hslIs
~ nLlshed III 4 cen clio h. Writ ng Tables,
very superior Sold Walnut ExteGslon Dining Ia
S'desoard and Plate Stands,
nah9sany LsGIher covered Dining Chairs,
Sheffield Plated Tea Set, Waters Cake Baskets
PItchers, Butter Tubs Casters, Spoons, and
Folks. ~
Splendid Gilt EPGsrgne with cendelsbras,
hlGhS DECORATED French China Dinner, Dessert
Tea and O. dee Service.
Solid RoseS God Chamber Furniture, with marble
tops,
Superior Plush aud Six covered Lounges,
lElltatIoa Rosewood and VIII EEamelled Cham
Der Furniture. with Marbles,
Superior Curled Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pill
lows.
Exec lent Blankets, Comforts and Spreads,
IOgether with general assortment of articles ln-
dIspensable to a well furnished establis hment.
Terms $50 and under. cash over that hum, n
notes, bearing interest
IL = Catalogues of the above may lie ObtaIned a.
the Auction Rooms.
mol eod J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auc,s
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Conviction of a Female Prisoner

ROMR, n. Y, Nov. MIS- JOurdon, who has
been on trial here for the past for poison
her husband In Ava, ia Aug s', 1857, was found
guilty to-day Of murder. The jury recommended
that the sentence be Imprisonment for life
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MARI RED.

On the 2d instant. at the Second Prssb, terisr
Church. ty the New. Wm. krebbs, MIR. JOHN ID
Nick ENNEY to Mics ANNA CkOGUON, bott
OF this city.
On the 18th Of Ootobsr, by the Rev. w. II. Chap
man. John X. SIMONDS to SARAH e.. ASH
only daughter Of JacOb 8 u, ESQ.
Philadelphia papers please copy I
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SssiTURigS OF EA Mi YA PfSIrsiNs
November ID. at 10 O'Clock, at the residence of .
family declining housekeeping, opposite Odd Fell
Ms6osany SOFAS Ws Walnut and ma MAHOGANY ss Tables
Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
Window shades. Clock. Vasss,
Bedsteads and Bureaus, Washstands.
Fe 'ther Bods, Bols tiers and Pillows
Extension Dining fable. q feet long.
Cooking and other Stoves,
Kitchen Utensils. &c.
Terms: $40 and under cash over that sum a ore
dit Of 60 ard 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
'' 90 I'D S ' J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Auo,..
III THE AROyE SALE Is POSTPONED,
II e, consea nenee of the rain, until SATURDAY
no sd &c. Moo UIRE & CO, HGo'n.
EXCELLENT ROSEW0oD SEVEN DC
va 1t rrx pI1so F S fgsSIruRE APP Rogss-
DAY MORNING, November Sd, at 10 O'CLOCK, al
the residence ofa gentleman Geeining houssksep-
streets. We shall sell the Furniture and r fleets.
Excellent r esswood Seven octave piano Porte. by
Mahogany Hair Spring seat Sofa. Rocker, and Par
| Chintz- covered Lounges, Union and Easy Chahs,
CARD sTP and 50S SSas S1d Ff5Sy
| Brussels and Ingrail Carpets, Rugs,
WIntow Curtains and CGrpice Shades,
Oak Hall Cnalrs, Table Uilcluth,
| Walnut Sideboard, two Extension Tables,
Gllt-frame Mirrors. Cane seat Chars,
Superior w alnut Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads
| Walnut Marble: top Dressing and Plain Bureaus,
Do. and Painted W8rdrObes, wGshstaI g.
| Toilet Sets, Towel-racks. Mattresses,
| Franklin. fright. and other Stoves,
NenItlan Stair CARPETS, Il gds AND Eyes,
| Cooking stove and Fixtures,
| Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms !; :: So and under cash; over that sum q
credit OF 81 and go days, for satisfactorily endorsed
| notes, bearing interest
| ocH-d J. G. McG UIRE 4 CO., Aucts
| IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
| In consequence of the rain, until Mo NDAY NOR.
| MING, Nov. 9th, samo hour and place.
p. S.-The House is for rent. Inquire of the au c.
| tIoneers.
nosd IUaioul J. C. NEG UREA co..
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Fire In the Coal Regions.

PoTrsvILLE, Pa Nov I IL. :. SpsneIer'.
coal-breaker, NEAR fremont, at Middle Geek
was burnt down last evening. The Gre Was the
work Of an incendiary. The insurance on The
property is nearly sufficient to rebuild
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03
New York Markets,

NEw YORK, NSv'r 3-Flour is heavy Safe
S4aS4 10; Ohio IS 30as5 ~; Southern $50 , 40
What is arm; Nil Club 9la91c Western red
81 4xi Kentucky white 81 %
Corn is buoyant; mixed g. s70c
Beef % quiet at SloaSII so Pork is FIN; mess
SIC S5al7. Lard Is nrm al l0Alic.
Whisky is quiet at pic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03
Financial.

NEW YORK, Nov 3-stocks are steady. Chi
cago and Rock Island GA Illinois CeatraI S:
do. bonds %; La Crosse and NIL AZ; MtcLigan
Southern 23Ai New York Central sax, la Ccal
Co. IA Readng 52S; Mil. and NJ IS. l0k; Va
6's ssh; No. 6's SsX.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

IL Thsagh - The star" h printed on the
sstest steam press In sse ssuth sf Bald-
mere, its edition Is % large as TO require IL
TO be put 70 press at an early hour. Adver-
tisemests, therefore, should be sent IN by IL
s'cIsck, M; otherwise they may no, appear
until the next day.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Flour Is Ia fair demand;
Ohio 81 S71aS5
Wheat is steady; red 81 I5aI ~; white n ga
81 40 Corn-small sales at yesterdays rates
Whiskey is steady.
Bacon is weaker at 7a7x for shoulders; 9.9Yc.
for sides
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Nicaragua Affairs.

NV York, Nov. 3.-Jerez cautions persons
against purchasing their Passage tickets on the
STEAMER Washington, which IL advertised to sail
on the 9th for San Juan del Norte He says that
owing to the unsettled state Of the Isthmus CUES
ton II will not be in the power Of the owners TO
carry their passengers across by that route
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs
IRON AUCTION.

FROM AUCTION.
TO THE LADIES.
dog N Extension Sknts. IL springs. for SI.5a,
10 dozen Quilted do. 81; cents worth 81.
10 do: fadiSs. White and CJiorsd Corsetts. n
10 doz bottles f'enoh's Bay Water. 81 cts, worth
LOO dozen Ladies T.; Hdkfs al IS cent? per dog
Jp 1rU Gst best KID Giovss 81. GENTS.
W. r. HURDLES,
no2 Wv corner n Ugh and Cav streets.
Tor BOSTON.-The superior regular pack ct
l. schooner II. r. PaytOn, NlckersOn, mas n
ter, has arrived, and Is nov dlscharEIng her ~
freight. Wewill be receiving freigh for ih5-62
above port to- morrow.
Also arrived schooner Eben SAWYER from Ros-
ton, with mixed cargo. Apply to HARTLEY Il
nOl-lw
ID ARRIVAL.
OTATOES.-2, leo bushels prime White MERGERS
and 40 bushels Peach Blows Just arrived per
from vessel IN lots to suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
oo2S s. Water street. 6 eOrke tOwn, y. e.
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.
The undersigned having pied the agency now
oustom.rs and the public generally with Massey,
Collins Co.'S TnS kIaIi;,ur Az
in whole and half barras. at Baltimore pricas fsr
CASH on delivery. As We sell this Ale Only o. com
mission, our terms will be rigIdly adr cred to. Salts
Guaranteed In every instance PROVIDED ice
OF defect DO .gven within twenty four hours after
Domestic hles. Porter, and Brown Stout full,
equal, II not superior, 20 ln3ort,d) 81 s. to 81 81
per dozen, delivered In any part Of WASHINGTON
Army & SHINN,
oel2 81 Green street, GeOrg etown.
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The Yellow Fever M ,he Sau,b

NV ORLEANS, Nov 2-There was some frost
experienced last ht in the suburbs Of this CITY
The deaths by fever Yesterday were %.
CHARLESTON, Nov. The total number Of
deaths from yellow fever during the past week
were "a.
SAVANNAH, Nov. There were seven inter
ments to-day, including four deaths from yellow
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no ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS MEN

The VIRGINIA SENTINEL" OlTers very en-
peTIor advantages for Advertising liz ia a 6rmI,
estab Ished journal, Of wide circulation, with sub
soiI9sts Ia almost every state IN the UaiOn and
numbering very large and ever growing ST of sub
serbeIs among the farmer and substantial bu
men oi the wealthy and prosperous Piedmont, VAL
icy, anu Tide water TegIons of Virginia: men no
nave wants and the means to supply them; m-n " 40
Da} goods, and men who buy and sell faIns. III
ADVERTISEMENTS appear in the Daily, TrI-wesky,
AID occasionally IN thu Weekly editions Of the SEN-
TlNEL, thus reaching al our r,aders We respect
July invite orders. Terms moderate; the cash or
CITY reference being required. For particulars sd
dress SMITH FlNRS,
oc 29-im sIaEdria, VIrgIIla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03

BACON Il RAVENS PIANOFORTES-The
- Frank In Institute Exhibition awarded ..aaA
the FIRST premium GOid Medai for the hes 49,
Piano to Messrs. Raven, Bacon Il Co., inVIAyf
competition with q others from the first manu- fac
tories OF New York, Philads phIa, EOs:ou and Bal
tImOre, the eleven judges being unanimous The
assortment Of these favorlte instruments will 10
compei ed again III few Gay by arrivals from
New York. Persons In search of a good PianCforte
are requested to call and examine, before uurchas
and Penn avenue.
no2 w. G. METZhROTT.
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AUCTION SALES,
TO-DAY TU.MORK0K M0RNING



By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auctioneer..
Brown Hcte This s0 EvENiNss ips oe ssS;:
Publishers, embracing every depeftment IL liteps
le, &c ence and the erts. Cooper, SCOTT, Dickens,
Also Family Bibles 11nsr pSpH .s sq R
cIs Fspo WIZ e lot q onsry. Gold Pens, Pen
oe q u WIT S < Bt n ssyR .no,,
by A.6REEN. Aactioreer.
VtdE On MfbNF Pss62PERT I Ar AUCTION
sell, front OF the premises, at ~ n,oIn shall
Pait OF LOT No. with the Improvement IN ssuais
No, sS being me east part, fronting 50 ieet on the
sachusetts and Maryan venues. bel veen al ~
9th streets east, and running back 90 feet 10 an al
ley. The improvements consist Of q small frame
Terms: one-third cash: balance in 6 and -
months, or notes bearing interest for the deferred
payments, and secured by deed Of trust upon the
premises.
J %,!!s good epprN Ana,
UON ACCOUNT OF TIE ABSENCE OF
interested Parties the above sale is tponed until
WEDNESDAY the Sd OF November. at same hour
oo % A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
By WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIouesrs,
THE I'REFURNITURE OF A LARGE
bAY HSihPIss HGUs so AUGJIos-0n TrURs:
70 O'Clock we vii sell the eptrs FuS1tnrs s 81
fects of Mrs. Searlss' Bnarding honse' No Ss p.
Avenue south SIDE. nearly opposite the National
R s%SG s5s s ps %e name name IN saIt v
MAHOGANY and Walnut Sofas. Tete q Te.es, and
MahSsan, and wslnu. R Rockers and Arm Chairs,
Do Parior Chairs, Ouomsns,
Do; sind Walnut Marble top Centre and Pier
Mirrors, Curtains and ornsmant.. Clocks,
Mahogany Dining. Side and Centre Tables.
First rate Gather Rsds. Hair and husk Mattresses
Three Ply: Ingram and venItian Carpets,
SldebOard, Croekery and Glass, a larg, lot,
Knives and Forks. Chah9g Dishes, Plated Forks,
kfteSsS s fIS.si lea and Isas
Tin Ware, Reirigerator, safes. DC.
Mish 10, hsI articles S notheIe enumerated, al of
Persons furnishing and dsalers would do well to
Terms: so and under Dash; over that .rnopn, and
under SlcO, 80 and GO days; over 500. 2 s. and =
dorsemants, and bearing interes! '
&C q Is 30 wHGE GS Ba Ak 'sRfs' iuo,..
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO. AuctioneeTs.
EXCELLEN = AND NEARLY NEW FUR
MdKN fSgs n NoE pgnbG
4th az 10 O'Clock, at house No. 25 Pennsy wanna
furniture and effects Of q geat enan declining house
keeping. comprising
Mahogany Carved Sofas, Arm Chairs, Rockers and
ParlOr Chars,
Marble Top Centre .nd Sofa Tables.
Lady s Walnut Secretary and Whatpot
Gilt-frame French Plate Pier Glasses, with Slabs
and Brackets,
| Alab1ster Vases, pictured,
Fancy Chars, Tables Foot stools
Damssk and Lace Curtains, Cornice AMI Fixtures
| Ne,yet, Three ply, and Ingram Carrets Ollooth,
Mahogany French RedstesI..
Marble top Dressing Bureaus. Washstsnds
SuPSHor Curled HaIr Mattresses, Toilet sets
4 HOlsters and Pillows. Rankets
| Mahogany and tainted Werdrobes,
| Cottage Bedsteads, Husk Mattresses,
walnut Writing Desk, Lounges,
Cane O. Wood seat Chairs,
Cooking, Alright ard other Stoves
Together with geneI a. assortment Of Kitchen re-
Qulsltrs.
FERNS: SD and under CASH over that sum a credit
oil u and ~ Days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest. J. e. MEG UIRE & co,
90 z6-d AuctIOneers
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ALPHABETIGAL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Comtaisi1g Cards Of frst-eIass Esta5lishmexts
in all departments Of business IN the city.
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BONTI & COOMBS, Aucts.
JAIN. sBY a. s GREEN Ma A,9csionssr;

VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
~ SIRkET NEAR Pa. AVENUE; AT AgcTIos.--
On UESDhf the 9Th instant, shall sell, in front
Of the premises, at clock p. M, part of Lot No.
D, In reservation 10. fronting a feet on ~. street
west, running back with vide public side alley ISIS
story, attic. and basement Brick House and neces
Aary out buildings. We deem il unnece. sary 10
say relating to the beautiful location OF the
above det orlbed property, it well known to be
among the most beautiful and desirable locations In
the city.
Terms One fourth cash: balance in I, 2, and
years the purchaser to give moi for the deferred
given and q deed of trust taken.
Title lndlsputabIe. Sale positive.
no3-d A. GREEN. Auct,
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AUCTION SALE
T For other faction Sales, 80, fr,, 49,
By BONTZ q COOMBs. Anc,;,

By BONTZ & COOMBs, Auctioneer..
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A DRY GOoDs
y AND VARIETY STORE AT AucTiJs.-On To
O'Clock m, We shall sell. without reserve. the
entire effects OF the Dry Goods Store at No. 6il M
street. island between and E. being tbs stock al
q gentleman declining business.
The Ladies are respectfully invited to attend.
Terms at sale.
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by A.GREEN Ano,io--

DON ACCOUNT OF THE ABSENCE OF
interested parties the above sale 10 postponed unit
and place.
90 % A, GREEN Auctionaer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-03

AccIDEST-Yesterday afternoon, as Mayor h -.
ret, and MessrS- Chaplin, Price and Ironside. of
the Board Of Trustees Of the Public Schools,
were returning la carriage from an Official visit
70 the Public Schools Of the Third Dis,ric, ,hs
morse attach he'd 10 their carriage became unn,n-
agsable al the southeast gate OF the Capitol ana
jumping one side just as they were about To ms,
through the gate, one OF the heels struck a0sin,
astone Ia which the iron gate IL hung and Ihre,y
the body OF the carriage against the ounosifa
side, where II came In violent contact with r.
Iron work, completely stripping the top from tie
carriage, and wOunding Mr.. Price severely in
the foIehead, and Mr.. Chaplin, who was driyiav
In the left hand. Mr.. Price was quite seriousIy
hurt. The Mayor sPrang out Of the way
DrsHIsSEp.-Last nigh t, the case OF the United
States rs j w. Pedriek, charged with abduct-
Ing little girl, an adopted daughter Of Mrs -
strong, was taken up for further hearing before
Justice Dom. The testimony In the case was
conflicting, and the subject would have been IN :
tber Investigated, but Tor the fact that the poor
child was found, on Sunday mig ht In the woods
near Bladensourg, where she was rowing about
crying, and apparently wild. The man TOOK her
20 q gentleman's house. Last EVENING Mr.,
Strong, having been Informed Of her recovery
went with several ladies To BladensburR, and
brought the child home. Under these circum.
stances, the case AZ aiRst PedTick was dismissed
LOOK AT the Alphabetical Business Directory
IN another column.
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Loox AT the Alphabetical Business Directory
In another column.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-26
For the Advertiser.

SuAtatHssA NaI2tHI fucRs
The city authority of Lyons, Iowa,
have adopted an ordnance which we con-
slider not only sensible, but copitas If
similar one We're adopted in Upton, we
should have money enough to improve
our streets aud lanes quite extensively,
and at the same time secure ourselves
against the terrible consequences of mad
dogs. The ordinance referred to, is tax
of one doller per head on every dog, and
if any individual owns more than one, a
tax of two dollors on the extra one. The
animals should be muzzled also, or kept
under bonds.
This is toe serious matter to be pas
sed BY as mere joke. The people ought
to be in earnest about it. Our very lives
and those of our children, are Mt stake;
to say nothing of the improperly and in
decency of allowing such horde of USE
less, filthy, expensive creatures to run in
our streets.
Will not our honorable council take
hold of the subject, before the terrible
cry of mad dog resounds through our
streets? CITIZEN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-26
For the Advertiser.
Upton Union School.


The first year OF the Upton Union
School will close on Friday, July ID
There will be a regular examination Of
the different departments. The scholars
will be examined in their rectiYeschool
rooms. The examination will commence
on Wednesday morning and continue till
Friday noon.
The candidates for admission into the
Secondary School from the Primary
School, will be examined on Wednesday
commencing at 8 o clock, A. NJ.
The candidates for admission into the
Grammar School from the Secondary
School, will be examined on Wednesday,
commencing at lol A. ~
The candidates in the Grammar School
for promotion into the High School, will
DO examined on Thursday, commencing
at Q 4. NJ.
The examination of classes in the diff.
ferent departments will be conducted at
the same time
On Friday 2. NJ. the reports Of the
different schools will be read. A num-
Der of students of the High School will
declaim and read compositions.
A portion Of the graduating members,
from the different schools, will also de-
claim.
Certificate. will be awarded to the
graduating pupils. Remarks will be made
by number Of persons.
The teachers are very DESTROYS that
patrons Of The school should attend the
examination and other exercises, as they
wish to render an account Of their ae,o
araship.
Those parents and guardians who have
pupils that are candidates for promotion,
are specially invited TO attend. The in
vitaton is also extended to all who de-
sire, to attend.
{. G, NESTLERODE, Supt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-26

PoETRY.-We last week received a
piece of poetry entitled "The Farmer"
which we did not see ft to publish. AS
the author O. has publicly blamed us for
not publishing it, we would say that,
when person copies piece of poetry
for publication, he or she should be very
careful to divide it into lines az shey find
it, else they mar the beauty Of IT, The
Farmers Glee' is good piece, and can
be found in many singing books.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-26

II. YARD

II, AKIl, 7. :. EUNAkDS
INHE above business will be carried on in all
lis branches in the room formerly occaped
~ the CEDAR Democrat, over the post.oi'ice We
invite the citizens OF linton and the country
around. to call aud try us, and see Ii we can't
FIJI, make and please. We warrant all our work.
and do u to order, in the latest New York style
Recolicct that one coat well made to order i,
worth two made for eastern merchandise. We
Will do cutting on the shortest notice. Prices rca
sonable. We will take most kinds oT produce
and wood IN particular, for our work.
Upton, June 10th ls5s asms
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-26

GoDEy's LADY's Book, for July, il
received. The best we can say of it is,
that it is in Godey's best style--that all
ladies ought to take it-and that we can
furnish it to our subscribers at 81 year.
This is the 6rst No. of new volume. and
now is good time to subscribe.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-26

The annual Address before the Upton
Union School Lyceum will be delivered
Friday, july End, at "A p. NJ, by Rev.
MIR. Geiger The place Of holding the
meeting will be announced in due time.
All are invited to attend.
CHARLES w. LONELY, Scc'v
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-26

Mails! Massive arc happy to be
able to announce that Congress has pass
ed bill establishing daily mail route
from the Junction, through Upton, to
Louden. So says Gen. Jones, in letter
to our post master
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-26

Rag The loss of life by the explosion
on the Pennsylvania was not as great, as
at first reported There were some thir-
tyhvo or forty Killed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-26

"RAzoRs TO GRIND."--Read the no.
tiee of +. Edinger, and remen. Der that
the weather is warm, and ell edged tools
should be in good order.