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ocrA man by ttfspame of Richard Harms,
"a German. was drow in We Little Portage, In
Ottawa county abOS five miles above Port
Clinton, on Tuesday Of lastMeek,
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sas The Nopoleonites are to have grand
Fourth, of July celebration on the fifth, being
Monday.
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asrTwo hunters recently captured five young
wolves in hollow log, in Hardin county
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hs !as- Queen Victoria is again in condition
which renders the hoop skirt altogether proper,
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ours, Iw.T, wMuLLEN.


CARLISLE Warren Co, o., March g. 1858.
DIR. c. W. RonAcK-Dear Sir: For tho benefit of
suffering humanity permit to say that have found
your SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD PURIFIER md
BLOOD. PILLS sure cure of Indigestion and Liver
Complaint. have suffered from tho above mentioned
diseases For five yeats, aud have tried great many
physicians, but all to no purpose. was advised by &
friend try your Blood Purifier and Pills, and did so
was living in Cincinnati at the time and went 10
your office and purchased bottle of Your PnriEsr
and one box OF Pills to commence WITH and bles, the
day found your valuable medicines for anu enioyin,-
good health at present. and toe confident that the t,irS
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please, as for me- give me the Blood Purifier and Ps
Tor all ohroc Diseases which arise from impure blood
aud arrangement OF the digestive organs Il tako no
other medicines, and have not fyr eighteen months
Mosttruly L. V. DUBOIS.
Principal Office and Sale Rooms, No. G. East Fonrth
ST., 3rd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, o. Lab
oratorv in Hammond 80. '
For sale by PECK e. HAMILTON, Perrysbura o.
LAsKEy a. Coz GtLEAD; W. g II Hoop, DowGiNa
GREEN; W, ~ II. HAsKlNs Portage; JoHN BRAhA
NEP. West Mill Grove, and by druggists and merchants
generally
June IL, ls5s-..Gly.
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oCrThe citizens of Toledo have held meet
ing and made all necessary preparations for cele-
brating the coming anniversary of our Indepen-
ence in becoming manner. Their celebration
will occur on the afh which will not interfere with
the Bowling Green temperance jubilee.
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= &s>Coust adjourned early "Wednesday morn
ing, leaving much business unsettled.
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$. CLARK. Agent.


NXTIh, sell Farms, Wild Lands, Town Lots and
w Personal Property on commission. Property Ia.
ken to sell, will be advertised extenslyey-no sale, no
charge made. -
Office at the Journal Office, perrysburg, Ohio.
INOR SALEs--ln Perrysburg, county seat of W God
IL county with 1900 inhabitants miles above To.
ledo, whence two steamers ply twice n day. FOUR
STORES, with upper rooms for offices dwellings.
This property is substantial and good and will be
sold together, at $4,000; rents from $3.50 to $500 a
year. .. i-'a..i
Also, 100 acres of land adjoining Bowling Green.
center of ood county so cleared, cabins frame
barns, wells, orchards, 40 in woods pasture, So,
700 in payments,
Also l60 acres q miles south of Perrysburg. the
McCutchenville road good timber rich SOIL $40 per
acre in payments. 90 S. CLARK, Agent.
LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, The house aud
A. lot lately occupied by Dr. ST. Clair in Maumee City.
Will be sold cheap or exchanged for improved
farm, or for western land, S. CLARK.
Also, a scholarship full course) in Grangers Com
mercial College, at Columbus o., for sale VERY
CHEAP. s. CLARK.
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eg-E. Graham has entered upon the duti

GDE. Graham has entered upon the duties
of the Treasurer's Office, S. Spink's second term
having expired. MIS-. has made popular and
efficient officer. The people had entire conf
dence in his ability and integrity, and he has
proved worthy Of it,. He leaves the Office in
good condition, and we have no doubt but the
people will find in his successor that promptness
and accuracy which are necessary to the success.
ful discharge of the duties of County Treasurer.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one of
the best literary papers of the day. large Quurto
of entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUS
TRATED EVERY WEEK.
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From Rev. Mr.. MCAIuLLEN. Pastor Of Roberts Obopet
lNDIANAroLIs Oct. q, 1851
DIR. c. w RoBAcK Dear Sir; l have used your
Blood Purifier fora nervous affection from which
have suffered much mt times While il has n pleasant
taste. it certainly has happy effect upon the nerves
Please accept my thanks for your kind regard aud be-
lieyo me,
.t-t. Yours J. W.T. MN.TLLEN
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BLOOD PILLS are united the three great mtdici-
nal properties which pWsicinns have heretofore tried
In win to combine in one preparation They relieye
the bowels purify the bile aud the Hood aud inigo-
ratio the constitution Mt and the same time. 10
this fact, all who try thom will subscribe. The ab-
of minerals andot every supplying drug renders
them harmless the most delicate femae or tho
fecblest child No one doubt their superiority at
ter single rial-they not only better, but In
fact cheaper than any other Pills for il takesa less
number them to make better efcct
Price of the scandinavian Blood Purifier al per
bottle or S. per halfdozcn. OF tho Scandinavia,
Blood Pulls, 25 cents per box or 8 boxes for ST.
Gs5-Read DIR. RoBACK's special notices aud certiH-
Gates published in conspicuous part of this napnr
troul time to time. DR., ROhack's Medical Almannc. .
aud Family Adviser, containing great amount of In
tcrOstng and valuable Medical Information can TO had
gratis OF any of his agents throughout the country,
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GIFT WORTH FROM 80 CENTS TO $1,000 90
WILL BE SENT TO EACH SUBSCRIBER ON
RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
''in i" the G ssCANDlN VEGETABLE

OF distinguished men OF every profession warmly rec.
ommending the preparations may be seen at Dr. Ro-
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TSL0UR.--By the barrel or sack, Corn Meal Mill
IL Feed &C., kept on hand, and delivered the
poration free of charge. =. II. MILLER & co.
Nav l3 1851 .lf ..Aa 1r
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bronchitis. asthma, pleursy catarrh, influenza cough
aud all other disorders If administered before the dis
ease has struck mortal blow ut tie great vital or.
unns
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GEORG ETOWN.
Correspondence of Tie Star.

OEoRGKrowN, April II, 1858.
Business upon our canal continues rapidly on
the increase. Since our report of Thursday, 81
boats have arrived-3l from Cumberland, bring
ing about 3,565 tons Of coal, and the remainder
from different points, with -four and tan bark;
and the receipts at the Georgetown Collectors
office amounts to 5000 The entire line is now
reported to be In excellent order We learn that
large number of boats are on their way down,
and Will doubtless be In to-day The Collectors
once In our city, in charge OF MIR. Hollingsworth
was visited yesterday by the president and direct
ors, its affairs thoroughly examined and every
thing found in the most satisfactory condition.
At Rays coal dock this morning all is life and
Nctlvity. Since our report Of Thursday the fol-
lowing shipments Of coal have been made By
the De,Hold Company-Schr. Mist, Dissisway,
300 tons to Jersey City. BY the American Com
pany-Schrs Rodman Nj. Price, Chambers, 227
tons for New York; Saratoga, Clark, 200 tons for
Portland; and Tryfena, Nicherson, 2lO tons for
Bangor.
The news from the lower fisheries continues of
the same discouraging character. But very few
shad and herring are coming up. The former
are selling this morning at SlS per hundred and
the latter at $40 50aSll per thousand.
The offe ings Of beef cattle at the wards yester-
day amounted to 194 heads, all Of which were
purchased by District butchers at S4aS4 IS on the
hoof, equal to SSaS9. so net Sheep sold at 4a5c.
per Id. for sheared. s.
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JOHN RAT.-This individual, WHO, it will be
remembered, was not retaken after breaking Jail
here, has now fourteen months more only to
serve in the Virginia Penitentiary, to which he
was sent (under the assumed name of Emerson)
for burglary committed at Fairfax CONT house.
va III VIII be well for the District authorities
10 nave an officer ready with Il requisition to re-
cage him at The term nation of his Virginia sen
fence. He stands indicted for all the specific
acts OF villainy for which Cro2gin De Main and
Co are now serving out six years in our Prni-
tehtlaty The public good requires that he
should be thus cared for
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I AIDES DRESS GOODS, SHAwLS, &c.


I AIDES DRESS GOODS. SHAwLs. &c.
JOHN X. SMOOT.
No. ll9 Eridge Strest, GeOrgetoicn, ID. C.,
has received from New York and PhIiade phla,
large and desirable assortment of ades' Dress
Goods, a great many % which having been bought
for Cash, will he guarantee to that they
getting the fun value of their money. In his
assortment Will be found the foliOwug:
Rich FIounced A'quIl!e Black Silk Robes
Light ColOred FlOunced do.
Do Bay adore and Plaid Silks
Black Dress Silks. best makes from Is to 81 50
DO. suitable for mourning
Rich Flouncei Barge Robes, with two and three
El0unces
Barge Robes A'qule. some very chesp
Organdie and Lawn Robes ard IN the piece
Lawns. IN great variety, from IN cts. to lBL
A large lot of Fast COlors at I21s cts.
Plain and Figured French BriIlants, Jaconets. and
Chintzes
Pink, Blues. Greens, and Modes Grape Nantes and
New sty les Ducals and Poll De'Chevres
Pink, Blue, Green. Buff, and White Nous Deaines
Checkered and Plaid Ginghams
Best m,Ses English and Amer car Prints
Black MARQUES Tamatan, Grape Merette
Bareges, Shhll'es BOmbazlGeS Alpacas
MouselIn Delames, English Grapes
Mourning Wells: Black tiInghams, Lawns
Ducas and EnglIsh CalIcOs
Best makes white CamDrcs, NairnsOoks, Jaconets
Swiss and Null MLsli0s
Figured, Dotted, Plain AID Striped do.
French Worked Swiss and Cambria Collars
Sets Vaenoines and Maltese I.aoes
HOmton Collars. Maltese and Vaenciues Laces
Black Lace Fans, rich figured and dotted
Plain and Fancy Bonnet and Sash Bonnet X itbOns
Fnnges for dress trimmings
Black white and cOlored ground Stella and printed
Shawls
New style Parssols. some from auction
BajOu's Kid Gloves. all cOlOrs ard numbers.
joining counties are respectfully invited to cali.
apt dflS'h JOHN " SMOOT.
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MAYHEM lille the laborers employed to
'ake care OF the public grounds, were engaged in
moving In the public square opposite the Centre
Market yesterday, one Of them who had. some
tiile since, had d misunderstanding with one of
us companions, one John Mat Gras and had
frequently been heard To utter threats of vengeance
against him, with powerful stroke of a sharp
nc}the discovered his foot Just at the ankle Joint
Ihe unfortunate victim fell To the ground and
was instantly conveyed away and properly cared
fof by those who Witnessed the cowardiv ACT
me pe55petrator OF this infamous outrage was not
arrested, We understand
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ED,

On the 18th instant, after long and painful in =
ness, oil consumption, which 20 bore with CHRISTIAN
fbrtltuds nnd Iesgnatinn to the holy Will of God
ANN, wife of Denis O'Leary, aged rs years and ~
DAYS. May she rest in peace.
This fIlends of the family resoe ctfully inyit ed
To attend her funeral at o'clock D. IA on MOndaV
the l9rh. from her late residence, s3 street near
IA, Island.
IBsitimore, Philsdslphla, New York. and Illinois
paPegs please c0py.)
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BALTIMORE, April I7-Flour IL quiet: How
ara street 81 ~; Ohio "a IS; City Mills 81 i2x
w beat Is steady; good to prime reds 81 0sasi
S.i Ialr 70 prime whites 81 .l5asI 70 Corn has
Whisky is steady at 2ia2lXc.
Provisions are buoyant
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NoTIcK TO ADvERTTsR2s.-To secure the most
conspicuous positions for advertisements in The
STAR they must be sent TO our Office as early in
the day - possible. Those who delay 10 observe
TINS caution should not complain if they do not
md them where they prefer to see them. II is
always safest to get them 10 our counter between
5 and 10 in the morning, If wishing them insert
ed satisfactorily on the same day
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RinaDciaI

NEW foRE, April ~ Stocks are dull and
steady Chicago and Rock Island 3; Cumber-
land Coal Company l7a; Illinois Central shares
~ "a do bonds 81; La Crosse and Milwaukee
~; michigan Southern 23h; New York Central
s7A; Penna. Coal Company 7Ok; Reading 4sy.
Milwaukee and Mississippi 2sx; Missouri eis
Sterling Exchange is dull
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES will be served to day at
G. Gautier's Saloon. IL

"krNvIrE the attention OF our readers to the ad-
'er'lSeh'eht OF WIN. III. Wheatly, OF the George
to%n steam Dyeing Establishment, and lave no
HouD. his IneIus la Washington will be pleased TO
Pa. avenue. .n 10 = o.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April IL Flour is heavy: sale,
Of 500 bbs.; State ~ OsaSi IS Ohio "a as,sS a.
Southern - 5OaSi IS Vs.
Wheat is heavy; sales of 5, 600 bushels; common
white 81 2Oasl %. Corn has declined; sales OF
$500 bushels white 3 ,7Sc yellow ?5a!sc
Beef is firm. Pork is firm; mess St7 qoa s1s 10
Lard closed buoyant at lie. Whisky IL dull at
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FUTURE DAYS.
By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
ENCELLENT and NEARLY NEW HOUSE
u HOLD AND KITCHEN FUsNITURE AT AUcIIoN-
On r RlDAf the lbth instant, 1 shall sslI m rho
late residence of J. w. Hicks, deceased AT ten
oc!ock a. m. on Indiana avenue No. ~ between ST
ana "a streets west, superior sortment of Furui-
tuTe, "
Fine walnut brocatelle covered Parlor Set compris
Ing French Sofa, Castor and Par,or Chars
Mahosany Sofa, Arm Rocker, Tables and stands
Do. marbie-top SIdeboard and Sofa Table
DO. Book case, Bureau and Washstands
Walnut Hat Rack and Extension plnIng Table
Parlor window Curtains, Shades and Ornaments
hIlt Gothic Frame Mirror,
Mantle Clock and Ornaments,
Superior Velvet Tapestry Carpets and Rugs tn
match, ss W
Stair arpets and Rods,
Drugget aud Straw Mating
China Glass ard Crockery Ware among ubiob M .
me gold bound Tea ard Coffee Set fvory Han
- die Knives and Forks, ~
Passage OIlcotE,
Beds eads and Mattresses
Cooking, Rad'ato and o,her Stovps
With good lot of Kitchen Requisites
1erWs: All sums under SIS, cash: over cog a
circuit oi Two and four months, for notes sfacto
ri endorsed, bearing interest.
A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
=. =. The House is For Rent. IL in in fine order
anu handsome location. Possession gwen imma
diateiy. Inquire ON the premises.
apl2 a.
IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequences of the Indictment weather until
u, the lfbth instant. VA hour
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ObseQules. Ar-

ST Louis April 1.-THE body Of Mcdowell
Jones, grandchild Of Col. Benton. were inferred
eterv.
The Utah peace commissioners heve arrived.
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CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE

housekeepers eavIng the city. or Others declining
housekeeping, are respectfully
informed hat We are prepared, al &S&zzxl xlfaHRs
al times, to purchase their entire ~
Household Effects tn large OF
small SuantltIes) At fair prices for oash and thus
save them The expense aud trouble incident 10 an
auction. Persons will Ind II 10 their advantage TO
give us call IA this particular as we possess the
means and facilities for pleasing them,
Cash advances made on Furniture and eyery do
sc-rtlon Of Merchandise.
III Remember the place.
BONTZ & COOMRS,
S69 eth street, between and X,
ap l0-eolm (Statesl
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CkNThE MARKET morning the attend
ance OF dealers at the Centre Market was not so
large as might have been expected, the weather
Dein-r very favorable, aud the roads in good con-
dltion. But the supply Of provisions was fully
Equal to the demand. The supply in the f,h
market was not 80 full As on previous market
ddyS, the cause being the light draughts at the
hShlng shore Large rock We're selling at 81 and
81 so; sEad 81 and 81 cents per pair; bunch rock
a'd perch IS ard 81 cents The market r-guia-
lions were strictly observed, and good prevailed
throug hout market hours
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The Elsods

NEw ORLEANS, April 1.-THE crevasse oppo-
site the city continues undated The river has
not fallen, and a rise is coming down from above
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Methodist slavery Discussion.

NEW YORK, April I6.-A slavery resolution
was discussed to-day in the New York Fast
Methodist Conference. DR.. Whedon and Mr.
HATFIELD advocated the resolution, and DR. Bangs
opposed IL, saying that II was q matter the Con-
ference had nothing 10 do with, and be did not
believe II was sinful 10 own and sell slaves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-17

FRoMASsocLATED PRESsAGEwr
Fast Day nm Boston.

boston, April l6 The annual time appointed
by inc ooveInor for day OF fasting and PRAYER
Was op>eIvrd yrsteday. as usual BY total
pension Of business. The churches in roo.t Of
which reiig ious exercises took place were crowd
ed, and The afternoon and evening performances
at the theatres literally patronized The common
also attracted thousands TO witness various stb-
letic exercises by the young men OF the eIty
Fast day has never been so generally observed
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Nv j. G.. McGIrIRE

by j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer
DoSlT1NE SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
= BHlck HOUSES on l. STREET, BETWEEN On aNp
Sp;-Dn MONDAf AFTERNOON, A pr,I 10th Ar
pa CLOCK, on the premises, | shall sell Lot No g.
Ia square NO. 57n, frontng 20 feet az inches ON r
street, between % and Sd streets east running hack
.l<leet 10 ten leet alley, with the improvements
cnhsistlng o: a three STORY and basement Brick
DxeIiIng House. containing eight rooms, with Gas
dhu ras ixtu es IN every room az the House with
bath Room and other modern improvements
Also, Lot No. z, sane Square, fronting s. feet 10
inches on same street. running hack liz feet to An
alley, with the improvements cOnsistins of thrss
story Brick Dive ling House, with Back Buildings
contsinlng saloon, PerlOr, with large Dining X oom
MIN DUMP w after, a c., light Chambers, Kitchen
Water Closets, q, &c
Ihese Houses are nearly new, well furnished
with all the modern Improveme nts and tut in tho
most substantial manner, and located m one o: the
most beau lful and pleasant parts of the city,
Terms: One fourth cash the residue IN p and
~ MONTHS, with interest, secured by deed in trust
on the premises. " o'
ap ~ C. NcGIJPF Auo,
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SANDFORD'S ARCTIC,

SANDFoRD's ARCTIC.
Please read below the opinion Of ar ~ sIid
Page, NJ. ID. who was for many years In the C11.rtl
Paten' Once IN this CITY 49,
orator called the Arctic and also ALI the EHEE
patents granted since 1886 for Reirit orators, -o
ana cannot hesitate to bestow The highest praise
upon the scientific and economical merits of the
ATct c; as lar excellIng invention for this pur
pose have ever known. The great complaint of
reirigeratOrs dampness. but the construction of
the rctIo is ouch tHat II be damp, and will
give better results with given quantity of than
any REFRIGERATOR have exarnI ed. A treatise might
be written ON Its philosophical merits.
Washington, ID. c. April 10, 1856.
The following is what Dr. Page writes in reply to
letter OF inquiry from friend In Hartford, Con-
HectIcut:
l have examined all the existing patents for Re-
trgeratoIs. and all the Withdrawn applications for
Letters Patent. IN the United States Patent Office,
and do not hnd that the Arctic conflicts with any
existing patent, or is anticipated by any previous
Invention. Nj! connection with the United States
Patent Office for tea years as principal Examiner of
Patents, during most Of which time had charge
a fu examination; ald am of the opinion that the
Attic is the Only Refrigerator thus lar known which
and refrigeration o. the whole Of the contained ar,
Washington. b. c.. April Is. 1856 HAS, u A'h
The above Refrigerators for sale by C. WOOD
WARD Sole Agent for the District OF Columbia,
avenue between 10Th and nth SITS.
N Is. Also on hand RerlgeIaturs filed in with
ch'Icoai, whcn some prefer. simpsons Patent Ice
Plchers and Ice water Jars sold voy low for cash.
sp 10 6teO
GOS0 REWARD will be paid for Information
" A.iO which shall lead to the apprehension and
conviction Of the person or persons who attempted
the northeast corner of the Capitol Square, the
night OF the 9Th instant. The reward will be paid
conviction, upon application at the Bank of Wash
Ington. % 5wr
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THs Pa. BUCHANAN BRECKINRIDGR CLUB
Members will please see the call for meeting
tonight, In our advertising columns
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The Kansas Censtitutiou
BaltimsYe Market.

NRw York, April 1.-THE Tribune. Of this
morning, publishes the Lesyenworth Constitc.
- ..lu
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ZINE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
4 friends and the public that have at last sue
decided IN having large quantity of ALES of vari-
Ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we
Will guarantee to he the finest and the LARGEST yarl-
city that was ever offered in this market.
Al! persons wishing nice article Of Ale oan have
Ii by apply to for either Othe following
viz. Rennett, Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil
adel phia and X X. We also have fine article of
Brown Stout and Y X Porter always on hand
All orders 10y mall or given to our drivers. will be
attended To. Army Il SHINN
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
d17-d GeorgetOwp, ID. T..
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WATcH REruRNs.-Jas. Jones, Ireland, drunk;
workhouse " days. VIM. Cropsy, ID. c., sleep
Ing in the street dismissed to leave the city.
WIN. p Hawkins, Md, drunk; do. George
Cosby, ID. G., disordcrly fine and costs - IL
Thomas DOnnalon, iceland, assault aud battery !;
JAIL Tor hearing. Eighteen dodgers, non resi-
dents