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- NOTICE. e-s-.
baldwin BROTHEkS have removed their
steam Factory To the corner OF First and stree U.s.
two squares east of their former location, where
they Will he p eased to see their patrons. They de-
D6oRS, "S d S'ou ANS' MIN FRAMES,
SASH. Glazed and I'm DOOR FRAMES,
glazed, NEWEiS,
BLINDS. Rolling and BAI.rSrERS,
Stationery, PICTURE FRAMES,
MOU ,.DiNGS, Oval and Circular,
BRACKETS, Carved HUBS.
and PLAIN. SAVING aud
PLANNING Of every description and in fact every
thing winch the most perfect ina chnsry +, worked by
competent men, can execute.
Cabinet mixers can always have th.ir Saving.
Flaming. and Turning done IN the Deatsst n amer.
All orders from tho yisnity and surrounding
States will be carefully filled and packed to any sd-
dress.
lave respectfully request a settlement when
oar bills presented.
ma IS eo,f BALDWIN BROTHERS.
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NAvAL,-The U :. storeshsp Rel' ase, Lieut.
Commanding Parker, arrived at Boston YIN Mon.
day, from Lee horn.
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tion Of the act approved May fifteen, one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty, entitled " An
act TO incorporate the Inhabitants Of the city OF
Washington, and to repeal all acts heretofore
passed for that purpose, .; no member OF either
board shall be entitled to vote for more than two
OF the three commissioners 10 be elected for each
ward or election precinct, and In all cases the
three persons having the big hest number of votes
shall be declared duly elected.
Sec. 6. And be az further enacted, That at all
elections to be held in the city III w ashinpton
for municipal officers the polls shall be opened
stseven O'Clock a. IN and closed at seven O cIock
D IN 4; and that it shall be the duty of tn. Regis
ter Of the city 10 furnish the commissioners OF
elections In each election precinct, previous to
opening the polls at every election, list of all
the qualified voters of such precinct, as provided
in the first and second SECTIONS Of this act desg
mating those who shall have paid the taxes due
from them so as to facilitate said commissioners
in the discharge Of their duties: Prorided, hOir-
erer, That this section shall not have the effect
to exclude from voting any one who, possessing
al other qualifications required by this act. and
whose name may not have been placed on the
said registry, either from accident or by the de-
fault Of the said register, shall establish the
to the satisfaction OF the commissioners OF cleo
ton, and shall exhibit receipt showing all
taxes due from him to be paid
Sec. q. And be IL further enacted, That full
power and authority is hereby given to the Cor
poration Of Washington to increase the number
of election precincts in each ward, to appoint
commissioners to superintend elections in the
same, and to adopt all such regulations as may
visions this act and that all acts and parts of
acts Inconsistent with this are hereby repealed
After protracted discussion il was laid aside,
with a recommendation to the House for its pas
SAFE.
The Senate bill relative to the Columbia Insti-
tuition for the deaf, dumb and blind Was then
passed.
The bill to reimburse the city Of Georgetown
sum Of money advanced towards the construction
of tue Little Falls bridge.
The bill providing for the lighting with gas of
certain streets across the mall
Senate bill to authorize the reorganization of
the fire department in the city Of Washington.
senate bill to incorporate the Washin. ton Ma
tional Monument Society.
And the Oil making an appropriation for re-
pairing certain roads in the county Of Washing
ten, were all laid aside to he re ported with re-
commentator that they pass the House
The blll In relation to a railway through Penn
SyIvania avenue in the District of Columbia was
then taken up and debated Several amendments
were offered and good deal of opposition made
The Committee then rose and reported the bills
laid aside to the House
Mr.. GooGe demanded the previous question on
the several bills, which was sustained
The House then went i'm Committee Of Whole
for the purpose of debate.
After which the committee rose and the House
adjourned.
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, CARDFROM SAMUEL SWAN q CO.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The extraordinary course pursued by the rival
OF different Lotteries 20 nJuIe US
our liberal schemes and prompt nsnner OF doing
business has materially al ected them, ocnpels us
To call special attentIon to the fscts which al VINO
res are legal the msBsg sud trustees hunest ana
honorable men, thar have sold more prizes an me
last tweve months all other Lotteries IN Inc
Union. asd that they have been promptly cashed Ia
all cases on presentation.
The effort TO IHJure MS rs aimed not only NJ our
business by rivals, but is also intended 10 act
politically of partners; and we assure our
friends and the public that with our concern al u
right, and the les al investigation which we shan
urge To a hearing will fully demonstrate. Ia the
mean time our business will he CONDUCTED as ususl.
SAMUEL SWAN h CO.
ma 25-4t Lottery Manzg ers, Augusta. Gs.
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GALL OF CITY LOTS FOR TAXES,-Ths
~ sale will be continued at the City Hail. on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, commencing
at 10 O'Clock u.
JAMES +. HALLIDAY.
ma 25-2t untelD CoIao,or
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Vice Admirals. The following order from the
Secretary of the Navy refers to this subject.

GENERAL ORDER 1t is hereby ordered that In
lieu Of the Broad Pendant now worn by FLAG or
hcers in command OF squadrons, they shall wear
plain blue nag, Of the dimensions proportion
ate to the diff srent class of vessels prescribed for
the Jack in the Tables of Allowances approved
July DO, 1851.
Captain is over twenty years. shall wear il al the
fore; all othersat the n izZen
Isaac TOUCEY, Secretary OF the Navy.
Navy Department. Nav Is, 1858.
AN ARTILLERY SCHOoL.-The War Depart.
ment has just issued an order for the estab-
lishment of an artillery school at Fort Monroe.
tor the theoretical and practical instruction of
artillery. The order contains full programme
of the rules and regulations of the school, which
is intended for the instruction of the artillery
companies. Our limited space. however, pre-
cludes its insertion in our columns.
RENOvED.-Mr. Wright, Doorkeeper of the
House of Representatives removed the follow
ing employees of Mr.. Hackney his predecessor,
yesterday: Michael E. Price, Assistant Super
intendent Folding Room; Robert Jarvis, Over.
seer Speech Folding Room; SamH Hyde, Book
keeper; James Henly, Clerk; Chns II. Austin,
Edward Matthews, and - Clark, Folders.
APPoIyrHD-Daniel III. Hamilton has been
appointed United States Marshal for South
Carolina, vice Thos. d. Connolly, deceased
THB WxArHKR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about7 o'clock a. m :
MAY %, 1885,
New YORK N f........ clear, pleasant.
Philadelphia, fa.......... cloudy, warm.
Baltimore, Md ............clordy cool
Washington, ID. C........ cloudy, wind NE.
Richmond, va. CLOUDY, til. IL.
PetarsbuTg,Va cloudy, cool.
Nor1oik, va ...............th "a, wind =.
Wilmington, n .C.........clear, pleasant.
Columbia, =. C............ ciear. warm.
Charleston, = ". clear tn. ~, wind =.
lgusta. ia ..............clear, pleasant.
Savannah, ia ............ clear, tn. d. wind S.
Macon, ia ................cie2r, warm.
Columbus, Ga. clear, pleasant.
montgomery. Ala .cloudy, warm.
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. cloudy, warm.
Mobile. Ala cloudy, tn. IS.
q gainesville, Miss......... cloudy, warm.
New Orleans, La.......... cloudy. tn "a ,w!ndSE.
frederick. Md ............ raining.
Cumberland. Md..........r raining.
Wheeling, Va............ raining.
Stdnntoh, va. .Cloudy, warm.
I.yhchparS, va. cloudy warm.
bristol, len. CLOUDY. III. O9
Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 q. m (ccT-
rected for temperature &c, el7; at noon, o33.
Thermometer, at a. H., CSC; at noon, 600
Maximum yesterday, 1870
Raining since a. IN.
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0TBlSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEET
~ lNG-CHANGE OF HOUR.-'rhe Union
Prayer Meeting, which has been held at 10 O'Clock
Tor the past week, Will be held EVERY DAY, un-
ran Church. ~ at. aeS.n
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CAkPETINGS, MArTiNG. a.,

{ AkPETINGs. MATTING,Sc.
JUST received, from the Philadelphia auotions. 4
RIge i1t o, ne above, compusng-
and Rag arpetInrs A'e'' he'"r
M NIL w BITE and Coored Mattings. winch Nc
Also; variety oi patterns Floor Oilcioths.
Oah early. WIN. EGAN a St,N
DIS Pa sv., between 6t and ~ si,
AinteLl south side,
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FOB RENT AND SALE.


SEE PIRsr PAGE.l
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES no IN
change very desirable HOUSE, in eeorte-
town. for vacant or improved LOT IN Washington
For parncu:ars address Box 80, Georgetown
ma Is Ct
PROM FIFTEEN TO TWENTY AcRFS
= of vauable LAND, suitable Tor market GER
Creek Church. for sale. Apply to 6. ID. HANsoS.
corner Pa avenue and 10Th street. ma p eotf
LNOR RENT-A HOUSE On Mass.chmctt, ay
g rooms; For particulars inquire on the premises.
x emit Slz per month. mH asst
E>oR SAIE-A comfort-be FRAME DWEI.
woodhouse. and pump Of ex cellent wster on The
premises, and 81 uste on the west side 9TH street
Of 81 feet 10 inches 10y l6 feet deep. to wld- aleV
This properts can be bought on reasonable terms b,
application Immediately to p. wEBB, No. si21 q
slorYl Ith 81. ma p dti
BUILDING LOTS.-For ,aIs ON reasonable
- terms, three desirable LOTS. Do. feet front ,y
Is feet deep, corner of l+th street aid street
north Also. avsrIey OF other Iots various paris
Of the city. DAVID MERLE,
No. ?, Todd's BuilfIns.
A RARE CHANCB.-I wish TO aI.pose of Iea.e
"A and Good WI of a small Store, Zone of he hest
,oG tons ~ the ety. together with sma bat WEI
Office. naa-st
LOR RENT-A desirable, mcnderr built, three
Il story HOUSE. with basement and hack huId
ing. No. +U4 street, between eventh aud I've fih
containing u rooms, gas throughout, marble mar.
tells water and hath room. Ineure on premises, az
room No. 3 hrst foor, Post Office Department.
ina 2l-lwf
ErOR SAlk-On Reasonable Terms-LOTs Ne.
80 49, - srG Inc North half Of p. square $50
srecf south, hTtween II and AZ streets west A.
or Sd street, between sud a., with the t,upT,Yce
mens. consisting OF fourteen Frame Houses. COZ
yards enclosed with each house and sheds a." G
back end oil Lots, bounding a 3 feet alley Tins
cure homes OF their at an easy rate Of ga, mert
jN0. Z. KESDiLI,
" ' Henry nv IA Sa SSiti s.'
Messrs. JACKSON, BRO. ( Ca H@.''
EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERMOr
u lEARS-That very handsome and ellgiblT ST
nth and 18th streets, lately occupied b, Mr. Div
nos, as hotel The main house is well ala Ell f-
a number Of large room. and many c"nyen,epcss az
tached 10 IL and the additional house wbic1 s,eY
up stars can very readily be oonvereS in SG' a% Ms
nee below with sleep NIX rooms an the upper st.rr
foreign mnisieI M, seu sery 1esrs6ie ane Tor
room: C., &c can cas- > be converted I'M 10 an ofce
o,,oes nsIos WITH sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches of the legation,
or terms. &c, apply To n. LAWSON, al Mud
or hulidlhs ma ~ 3tdS 21w.i
NoTlCE.-l have a large amount of TFNaS
LAND SCRIP or sell for cash nj low rates. 4 ~.
lands are mostly located and selected q, sell ana
where. the probability is. they viii rapidly enbsrrs
u, vaiue Having Thorough kls"pIedge If tbs
cnuiliry, would be pleased TO gave those ostIus
lands, ar otherwise interested IN a EYES am -
aiion ~ regar. TO the count and The vaia' If
aIS oa G1 Tsfsf {, 18th, the Hon J. Pikney Henderson,
70 : at me Law Once OF Richard q. Birchefi. Ess
."a CIV John &. DUVAI.
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FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INrERIoR,(
AZ


MAJ ~. 1858.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing sucn stationery
rs NAV I've required 10y this department curing the
fiscal ending June ~, laJ,, Will be received nn
II Il O'Clock "Wednesday, tsc 3dh Jnus mex l..
Those unscoomp panied 10y satisfactory Testimonials
o! ain tiy Ia fulfil tho contract viii not he cuEsId
cred and contracts will only Ia awarded tO e.tasI
Ished nniaotureTs OF or dealers IN the articles.
All articles required must be of the best quality Of
be exhibited At the ocpsrtmeIt. Each proposal
must lie sIgned by the individual or ira akIns Ii,
and must specify al price for each and every
article of the schedule or OF the class bad for.
The articles wheR furni hsd ust CORES pond with
the samples, or any Of them, If desired, and
case ne INFERIOR m quality To- the sampis and they
must be deIvered without delay when ordered. and
must be satisfactory to the head of the office for
whlch they are required, And failure TO comply
with this stipui alton will be deemed cause for the
abfosa son "l the contract
ATTIC not named IN he schedule are to be fur
nshed nj the option of the depa ment at the low
est market prices, and the right reserved of
cerlng gredte' or less quantity of each article
CONTACTED lor. as the publc service may require
bonds, with approved security, must ba given ny
the person hrm obtaining the contract; and IN the
lLrnIs any article articles named In the contract
on the order OF the department. any of bureaus
the same may be purchased open mark and the
difference IN price paid therefor and the contract
price shall he CT argej tn the cont actor, and de-
Quoted IN the sett ei:ent of his account for the
quarter during which such refusal or iect may
occur.
The subjoned schedule specifies as nearly as can
now ne done, the amount, quality, and descrl pton
oil each OF the artic &c likely To he required,
BLANKS will be furnished at the Secretsrys office
10 ali persons desiring 20 hid 4
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TICkNOR'S HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF
L the Wavery Novels, "Quentn Durwacel,"2
vols, cloth, = 81.
Just received at TAYLOR Il MAURY,S
Z5-lt SS Pa. ayenue.
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STONE CARRIAGE STEPS CAN BE HADI
- at the Marble Yard, corner 18Th and r. ttreets
cheaper than elsewhere.
J. RUTHERFORD,
- Southeast corner 18th and r sts
N B.-Mante!s, Monuments, &c, always ON
hand ma q e.,2m
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BOARDING.

koAhD.1h comfortable ROOM vItL-BoAsD
-, cal Dc oUttlned IN private family Al No saI
18th street. between q and H. pas - :,
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EorIcE TO MEMBERS OF CoNsREss--Memoels
of Congress can have their speeches printed win
ueatness and dispatch, at the Star Office Price,
10, 5000 copies of sixteen page speech, one cent
and half each; for 10 600 or more, one cent each.
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HSJ. SCHAFFlELD, Baltimore Confectnn-
'S cry, sixth street, between g and H.-Ice
reain and Water Ices of the best quality, in all
shapes, al 81 81. per gallon. sent any part of the
lty; Cakes If all varietles made of the best mate
rails, sold lower than elsewhere in the city. Al %
ways ready to furnish excursions. Pie Mes and
other I'm ertanments ut the shortest notice and on
reasonable terms.
S.-ExcursiORs, Pic Mics, and other Enter
talnmcnts furnished with Ice Cream and Water
Ices at 81 per gallon. Assorted Cakes 60 cents per
hundred. ma I0-I m
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Form Of gnaramtv.I

Form Of guaranty
WAsHINsroN
certify that
ha proper facilities, aud able To foI6I . cor
tract Tor furnishing statlonery for the Departnsut
of the ilerInr ing the ear ending Juns a. Iss
hhouiu pu NC dccepteu ma IS wISptaJe
RUfING MY PIANOS FOR CASH. and having
y lphg experience IN the busIns "a. 4 IAN 4 win
DO sen cnSaper than any other establIshmert In
'"o ifS hie. JOHN +. ELLIS.
ia" g SS, between 9Th and 10th sts.
SENEhAi. NEW PIANOS, used onl. a few
- VI .nths by members of Cong ress for sale az $50
AT SO Pa. avenue. ~ wv '
ma "a JOHN +. ELLIS.
BEAUTIFUL GuODS.
rams, Baskets, Travelling Bags,
Chlna Vases and other Ornaments,
Suitable Presents for any purpose,
Toys. Toys,&c.
Just receIveda at McI.AUGHIIN'S
ma 2-St Pa. av., between 9Th ami 9Th sts,
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T@AMERlCA BOAT CLUB-'rhere vii. he
~ Especial meeting Of the Club he ii at MIlirrry
Haii, street between 9th and 10th, WEB
Every nemher is expected to be present. as bust
ness OF Importance Is TO come before the meeting.
By order Of the
ma 25-2tt COYSWAIN
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EOR RENT-A desirable, mcndern built three
Il story HOUSE, with basement and tack huIld-
ING No. %O4 street, between eleventh aud Twelfth
containing IL rooms, gas throughout, marble mar.
tells. water and hath ROOM InauIre ON pTemires a.,
room No 3 hrst floor, Post Office Department.
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ArPoTsrEp.-Daniel H. Hamilton has beer
appointed United States Marshal for South
Carolina, vice Thos. D. Connolly, deceased.
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H"hTTENriON PIONEER DEMOCRAT
uS lC ASSOCIATION.-A meeting of tbs Pr
"neer Democrsic Association will he held at sam.
uei Stott Hall clrner o 2lth strSet and Pennsyi-
wanna avenue, III URSDAN NitSHT.at 8 O'clock
pnEctual attendance of all Anti-Know Mo- hings
is requested as business of importance will be In
troduced for their consideration
WA, b. RANDOM, Pres.
MI. LIZ, az
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BUILDING BOTS.-For sals On reas,nalEa
- terms, three desirable LOTS Do, feet front A.,
~ 1eet deep, corner of ith street sLd street
hrth. Also. aVsfley OF other ,ots ~ various parts
Of the city. DAVID MERLE
No. 2, Todds BuifIng,
ma ,. eOlW pa
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ADMIRALs IN THE NAVY or THE UNITED
SrArEs.-Congress not long since authorized
the commanders of the squadrons Of our ships
of war to be designated " Flag Oficers,'' a. e.
Admirals. According to the etiquette of all
the nayies Of the world those who wear their
flags at the fore are called Rear Admirals,
while those wearing them at the mizzen are
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A RARE CHANCB.-l wish TO aIxpose of ga. a
IA and Good WI of a small Store, Tone of he test
ioc tons In the city together with small bat wei
selected stock of Fancy GOoGs, Ribbons. Iaces,
Trimmings, etc. Address r., Bex sa7, Cit, Post
Office. u.9I-af
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HHE MUSICAL CONVENTION AND THE:
late Sacrad Concert at the Smithsonian had
each Piano from our Store.
MAJ JOHN F. ELLIS
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The DEPARTURE.-We make the FOLLOWING
interesting extract from a very recent letter
from an army subscriber at Fort Leaycnwortb
.On the 18th Of May, a large part of the army
under command Of Col. Monroe, was 10 le,v.
Fort Ltavenwnrth for Utah. This column j.
composed of artillery, infantry AID cavalry. The
trdln OF wagons 10 accompany this force will he
at least i've miles Icing. The several detacb
inents 90 at intervals OF tive days until ali have
started. With the column that was 10 have Iat,
the l-.h, one thousand extra horses 90 To sunnIv
tue cavalry now in Utah. try
Cen Persifor Smith was In the greatest state
of exhaustion on arriving at Leavenworth His
face was white as marble, aud every symptom
intimated speedy dissolution. He was pnt I'm
bed Al once, and for several hours rem lined
speechless.
Fort Leavenworth has been for the last month
scene Of the greatest excitement and confiIs ion
Two or three steamers arrive daily loaded with
horses, mules, wagons provisions, &c. In one
enclosure are 900 horses, in another 90 mules
From this military Babel officers hurrying
their families, sending them TO the East until
better times, and though there Is no apprehen-
sion of liz hting very hard BATHS, yet long and
tedious march is before them, one which will
probably be well described by the old lines
'.'rhe King OF r rance with twenty houSand nIer,
Marched up the hill and then marched back
again. -
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H%ATTENTiON. FIFTH WARD DEMO
W CRATIC ASSDCIATION.-A special
meeting of the ASSOCIATION will be held on This
Tuesday EVENING. Nav 18th, 1853. at ~ O'ci'k,
at C:soars Hotel. Punotual attsndance is re-
quosted, as business of importance will be laid be-
fore the meeting. By order of
p, A. h. ARNOLD. Pres.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
Or. Robnck in Cincinnati.

The most brilliant success seem 10 ut
tend tho practice OF this celebrated
Swedish Professor since his residence
in Cincinnati. The most desperate ca
SEES Of dyspepsia. scrof'sla, liver com
plant, rheumatism, aud cough arc re-
ported by the sufferers themselves TO
have yielded to bis Scandinavian Rem
cdics." These medicines. II appears,
act chemically upon the blood purging
il from the elements Of disease, and Gu
ring an infinite variety Of disorders, by
cutting off the supply Of morbid mat.
ter which forms their basis. Tcstimo-
ny to this effect, Which cannot be i'm.
poachcd, Is profIcrod to all who arc hard
Of belief Sec advertisement. jly3O.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
An Important Item to the Survivors Of
the late War with Mexico.

LANCASTER c. IL, S. c., May 20, SO.
Dn. G. NJ. JACKSON Dear Sir AT
ter h;r return from Mcxiso, I was SC
riousIy afflicted with that terrible dis
case which has carried TO the gsavc so
many Of my fellow soldiers, Chronic
Diarrhcca accompanied with Neuralgia,
brought on by tho climate Of Mexico
and tho mode of living, while engaged
in the war The relief have obtained
from tho use IIoohand's German Bitters
asto nishing and most chcerfaliy
have, and still continue TO recommend
the Bitters to all who are aimilarly af-
fected believing that the benefit that
will result from their use will be meal.
culable. Very respectfully yours,
X c. BILLINGS,
Lato Lieutenant Of Company c.,
Palmetto Reg't. S. G. Volunteers.
BE sure and ask for Hoohand's Ger
man Bttcrs, and eco that the signature
of C. NJ. Jackson is on the wrapper OF
each bottle.
Prepared only by DR.. G. VI. Jackson
No. 4le Arch Street, and for sale by
Druggists and storekeepcrs throughout
tho United States and canda Price %
cSnts per bottle
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

GU Messrs. Schrioh,o& Reed, at their
Marble Works. arc recciv ny very fine
lot Of Italian Marble, aud arc prepared
10 furnish orders for Tomb Stones and
Monuments OF tho most beautiful styles
At prices and on terms adapted TO the
times. Mr.. J. w. Dole is the travelling
agent for this house, aud wc would nd.
sise PERSONS In want Of such work 10
give him q favorable consideration -
See advertisement,
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C The RepablIcana Of Rush ooun.

~ The Ropublicsns Of Rush coun'
", mot In Convention on the 7th inst,
and nominated tho following ticket for
county officers
For Representative, Fcstus Hall
Treasurer, Joel r. Smith; Sheriff, liar.
mony laughing Recorder, Alvsh stoooi
Comfy Commissioners, Perry Bcyeei
County Surveyor, N. shaddingor; coro'
uer, Rolan s, Carr,
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nS- A certain pcrtinacious oilico-seek'
or, who followed Col. Limo TO Blooming
Grove, as whippcr.in Of The handful Of
Germans in that township, contrivcd to
render himself contemplate BY contin.
ued intermeddIing. and interruptions OF
Mr.. Cooley, while be was speaking.