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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07
DENVER STATIONS LAST Acr.
EnPras Of tIa =. \ n =.

LAwRENcE, Dec 81. 1857.
Mr. Denver arrived here last weril, ani will
enter upon the discharge of his ofcia, duties to
day. The people seem very mhoh preiulicrtl
against him, because he comas here al this tine
10 supercede Mr.. Stanton. From what can
learn of him, | am sure TINT the President his
made nothing by the exchange; for it is un Ter
stood that Mr.. Denver indorses all tn. olTciit
acts of both GOV. Walker and Secretary StalI-
ton even TO the convcning of the extra session
Of the Legislature. Tha truth is, the Presieml,
nor no man outside of Kansas, is qualified to
advise fully how to act here
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

"This explanation is made to save Emerson's
reputation in the matter; he was an old school.
mate OF mine in former years, and we were at
terwards engaged in the tin business together
he was always well-meaning man, and it is q
pity he should be considered fool on account
Of some ecCentricities Of expression."
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

10 The PreSbyierians of Findlay have inst
completed new church at a cost Of $4,000.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

- John PheniI has explained Brahma he
says Emerson has just learnt euchre, and being
himself in ordinary English, got off the unfor-
tunate poem. Phoenix thus holds the key to
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

The annual income is reported at Si6, ,4O6, ,43S.
Interest on the debt, S25 ,2O3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-01-07

IF the Right Bower is in one hand,
And the LEFT" holds another place,
Ye little know why | did stand,
| held three trumps--tLe King and Ace I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
PERSONAL.

-. Hon. VIM. A. Duer, l. l.. ID died ia New
York on Monday.
-. Hon. Thomas Ruin, Of N. u, declines
Reelection to Congress.
-. Advices from Rome state that the health
OF the Pope causes much anxiety to his friends
. 80. Governor Packer has appointed Mr. Thos
Cummings Master Warden for the port Of Phila
delphia. ...
80. Gerard Stth, Esq, late Of this city, ha.
received the nomination for the Mayoralty O.
New Orleans.
-. The Queen Of Holland is decided sight
seer. Her Majesty rises early, and is regularl,
"doing Paris" according to Galgnani's Guide
-. Rev. Dr. Ryerson, Canadian Superintsnd
ent OF Public Instruction, Is charged with being
a defanlter to the amount of &C 900.
-. Rev. Charles Reed, Baptist missionar,
from Wisconsin, is among the wounded In thu
recent - battles'' in Kansas =. =
-. Mrs Fanny Kemble, Mrs Jenny Lind
Goidschmidt, Mrs. Ellen Tree Kean, aud MIR,
Julia Dean Hayne are all regular commune ant.
OF the Episcopal Church.
-. The late Arson q Phelps of New York
made donations to various religious and ednca-
uonal associations, amounting to upwards of n
hundred thousand dollars. -. .. =
-. The life of Lizzie Marshall, who was re-
Gently shot In Philadelphia with two balls from
revolver, was saved by both Of them xtriktuu
against whalebOne In her corset.
-. Rev. DR.. Bowman, who has been elected
Episcopal assistant bishop OF Pennsylvania is
abont 81 years old, and has been for nearly D
years rector of his church in Lancaster. Pa
80. WIN. Niblo, Of "NiblO's," New York. IN
reputed to be worth half million OF dollars
The Marshals OF 'the Broadway have Maid
him Ia the last twenty years the handsome sum
Of x:GO, 900.
80. The fat woman, who was recently exbib
ted about fhe county, has been marrird at st
Louis TO a man almost as large as herself named
Rogers. The weight Of the happy couple 1.
nearly twelve hundred pounds.
80. The actors and attaches Of the Arch street
'fhedtre, Philadelphia have formed Themselves
into military company, desig mated by the name
OF "Wheatley's Light Gnard,n and have elected
Mr.. John DollInan as their captain.
-. Miss i.onisa Lander, a sculptor and mini,
Of the lamented Crawford, whose works af "p rrt
have been favorabiy noticed in cores ponde nee
from Rome during the past few years is now on
A visit to this city, and guest Of Mr Adams. q
street. .... - ....... -
80. The Indianapolis papers state that. at the
lime Of the suicide Of her husband, Mrs Herbert
was in that city prosecuting an application for
divorce. The story of the romantic encounter
In which lac rescued the lady from some rufisanss
Of the hungry mob was taken from one OF Uec
berts romanees, and was fiction. The match
wa made by advertising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

-
The U,,io-. notices 'sthe demand arising from
all parts OF the country, that the Executive
government shall promptly use the whole naval
force at its Command, not only for purposes of
protection, but to subdue and bring into our
ports any public ship which may be proven to
have violated or fnsulted our national flag +"
Ii replies by calling the attention Of the country
to the recommendation made by the President,
that Congress clothe him with authority and
give him force to act in the premises, as public
opinion demands, and showing the delay of the
National Legislature in acting upon his sug-
gestions, not only as to the present emergency,
but also in the cases of the Paraguay and Tran
sit outrages. 1t continues: {" If there has been
in the existing emergency, in reference to Par
agusy, the Transit, or any other case. a lack Of
energy, or seeming want of appreciation Of Our
national interests, the responsibility does not
rest with the President
The. Intefiigsncsr is devoted to news to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02

IL The deposits at the United states Min: in
Philadelphia, during the month of Nav, consist
ed OF sa3 i0o In gold, and S20G, so in silver The
number OF old cents received In exchange for the
the new were equal to S3,e7O-nnaking the total
deposits for the month $3.50 800. The gold coin
age ior the same time was s33S,i50 In double
eagles, and si2 2gi in gold doIlars-in all S35l
Al. The silver coinage was sl9 900 in half dol
lars, si5s,oeo In quarters, and $4,000 in half
dimes, besides -, 20 in three cent pieces-in all
Szio''So- There were coined during the month
2,ap,OCo cents, of the value of S2a 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02

IL The Germans OF New York CITY are ma
King extensive preparations for a grand musical
fete about the 18th of June az the Academy Of
Music. II is thought that between six and seven
hundred performers, including some Of the hes,
musical talent Of the country, will take part. The
festival will extend through two DAYS, the whole
to conclude with grand pic mic in the woods at
Harlem The proceeds are to be appropriated to
either German hospital fund a widow and or
phan fund, or to the foundation Of musical in
stitute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
AMUsEkEHTs.
1yRAND OFENING PIC sic
oF TIrE
Arlington Spring.

rhe r,en,b rs ufth- WESTERN HprE A'-
TIVE 6S>OCIATIDS Rsst re-
.pectIuIlI apnoEuos 10 thsT fCsEd, ias- - 9
al the rruiatn 8 rcIeIy. fna' - ~ -1'
haTe made nrrsng etseIts vita me prnpTt'l"rs Il
Arii-rton : arhnr To- p Gra3,a GssElEg TIC Nc On
THURSDAY, JUas 20, iSS 49,
Eyery Arrangement havstcs n made 20 sdu - AHe
comfort OF ALI who wish Ia enjoy aauaslc st'fts.
h.hIpr, "a lnE. O.. 10 psrt,c pate IN TIE in2zy
dance OF the room tEIp DER the green isTs,
under shady boveTE.& c-, &c. -.
The Association hereby guarartles thai holhi'
shall mar the pleasure ot all those who VS. I" ca,
a rural retreat from th . dull care Of business
Dinner. supp 9, aud ReireshHsents sili be setvs i
up by the prup ietors, which VIII consist al a. tas
del ,cacies Of the season. go.
A ssffiolent Police tafce VIII he IN attendance.
A SaperIoT CotIan baDa has been .Hgssed
Our Lady friends Will please sitopd s1thcut
further ILvItaton. as there wall te no iny6lonsI
sued. - -
fiUats wit leave ioIlowE leAye The ioni 81 ii;
street At O'Clock a nd At 2ocl"ek b. an leave
Morgans wharf. food of q st Get. al "'cl' 81 ~ ~
nnd O'Clock p. m. snail h~t VIII leave b'ih
pisces every two hours az he day.
Ticket. FIFTY CENTo-4cmi'tIng . 6ehtle
msr ard Ladies'.
COMMITTEE Of ATraHEsHents.
w. RIggles, X: SPaldIng.
r. ]. Parker, ..-. .. +. y. hoitznsn
j. K. Brown, ... ma " ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02

III The American ship Old Hickory, Captain
Holmes, when on her voyage from Havana to
Matanzas, was brought to by boat from Brit
ish vessel. Captain Holmes did not afford the
visiting offtcer any aid to come on deck, so he
clamoered up the chain plates and introduced
himself, made some few inquiries, and thea de-
parted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02

u The completion of the Fast Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad, affording a continuous line of
railway from New York to Memphis, will be
celebrated at Greenville, Green county. Tonnes
see, tomorrow, by public meeting and Il din
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02

u A woman recently died in London, ow-
ing to long dress. She tripped her foot in it as
she was hurryins across the road to the London
Bridge Station tn catch a train for Maidstone.
The handle OF her paTasol passed through her
breast, and perforated the right lung
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02

u They have opened in PhiladeI pnia. News
boys Lodging Rooms, where the boys are
lodged in comfortable beds at a nominal cost. a
sitting room with library, &C., and = wash room
and clothes room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02

IL The California Legislature have passed 4
law prohibiting the inning ration OF Chinese and
Mongoiians into California AFTER the LIST of Octo
Der next. The law is said by some 20 be in con-
tict with the treaties Of the United States ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
LOST AND POUND.


1 OSI-on Tuesday morning, Juna lst. Lctye.,
- Cent e MdIket and Capitol Hal the IEIard
TtSS BOOh Tor bread ean:Ain rg two Tai n "a a.,
use 70 anv one but the oypet. Whoever r,,,,rn,
s1ld hook 20 fUN ARD QlIRk, No s5i H.. M.
nSe III and ga sts will receive the thSrls
VI Ss'e - "S.. It.
L OSIIIn the ne ghborhood Of aha post f,ssc. .
+, ppo 30 T. T. = "a ELS Of holder: aso a ISNR
a. DnhCELET, The finder viii De ne gsrSed -
,e5,EtnS the'a g. lne Wood ard Coal Ssra - ~,
k ar DEkH GOD on 9Th street between d and z
rouND-A CtDRAi BEACr IET vh,rb go
owner can hsN b! e.!..As II toe sarue place ~
~ kkEWARh-For thc re urn TO j. X. WE,1t
a!iu view 1orh avenue, ola COW .h.rb ~. 5S0
aIas e9, "I was stoisl frosn Ice CITY I,~,s
,oh i az me tsth Oi Mas lasi. She Is IA, D. .S,I
str, ne az s.5p-s ca ser I'D With srss White
snd DDS stTsigH' horns. aud Too "a yeS, Sc 'sp.
led. ~ N - wy fat ara re und 'sDd-
ieISr
SN KIN AhD -stTayed or StoI-p o., . :.
Sr onI'inl,il, neaI The NavJ lard abast - 10"
saeek ago, Dun ar elo~ HORSE via IA
9 r nhie ana taIi. sisd both hlrd feet L,ts 10y
GEO HsxTT SGd slh os pain on has deliver. 70
Ia a. ~ e'''ea, A'M The Navy
Rs 81 cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02

IL A number Of gentlemen well acquainted
with the business offer to contract for the estab-
lsbment Of a new party, to be entitled "The
Peoples Party of the Union" Their proposals
are going the rounds Of the press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02

The STYN AT KEY WEsT.-The Key Of the
Gulf, Key West paper, of Saturday, May y, re-
potts the British war steamer Styx a. lying there
OF the hospital, having put in TO have her hold
purified. -- ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

n~wM. p. DRURY PRoNOUNCEs MY
poIntments in the City Post Once was wLg
eian ms,Iccas false; nIw; M n 20 c I%Tn,, s
cards snd csrtihcstcs.>s Co. He ret has done tat
WIN R1eS Qua sIs sS ss of Sir M 6ruy
man Of ysLasty LOT enI thai ,he pst.%s
so No %o ST Ink S% S can
vanced 10 prove has NhEsery at That time, Tor no
freed Of "er cause IN eemiitee room. as there
Always friends ready Volunteer their services
sending of documents to Gsfeat the Democratic
nominee: but when the psTty succeeded ne caimee
If Gene al Scott had been elected he would havs
claimed one for services an defeating Gen Pierce
time he dscsi~ed th"se with whom ha was engsr.d
IN that room. as Col Berret did Mr.. Berry, when he
Now. Mr.. Editor, whilst my hand IS IN. WI take
occasion 10 Temind my. Demecrssicfr ie-ds or SOME
Wbsirr msa, IA ,he SIy f"s a .us, nsuo
era's were turned sway disrP pOnt. dand whist me
duties promptly. and The eG eo, =. ess we're made,
quate!y lemuneraied from the Ensaihoiency Uf the
love Of family, created ofice without sny dgiies
70 perform; with q good SALARY. ard appointed his
ton 10 family a srSndizemenf. \ Il satisfied With
two oi tae best positions IN the ohce IN has family.
who was receiving larse salary withont perform
ing any duties scsTcely,to another positions; but
iieve leave his friends q jadee via. Willie HI,
! CONDUCT ifelected Mayor, from has course whilst
js2-it. a DEMOCRAT IN HEART.
FOURTH WARD TICKET. ---'..
| For Alderman-JOHN. r, PEPPER
pEaIE2.4 JdHN + cL n f: 'n ma 81 H.
EnETH WARD:-Pease announc. SAMUEL
Il COOK as an independent Candidate for the
SSa s q Common Council for M iht IN 3G MiEdk
!. an r Mt
Candidate for the Board of Aldermen for the Fifth
ma SIT It" ne % '''p''''S Many VOTERS.
d T. M.f GtISSI, e aGhoS isss
ma = q MANY VOTERS.
Fol WI sss TICKET
For For e ae%SaHEPaaNhs P PyfhEE
COLEMAN, u. RICHARDS. ma I2-te.
TIC. TIE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH WARD
| AT the request of friends, without regard to
psrsKi hereby aDaonqee Iys.f Capdidste for
m. . dte " i. +. DYER.
ToTHE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH WARD.
the Ward, without regard to par ty. to become a
Candidate for the Common Council At the election
OF Ifrsing them that sccede 10 their request and
announce myself rs al Independent Candidate for
that position.
ma 27-dte JOHN BOHLAYER.
| 1@COLLECTOR'SO OFFICE, May %, 1853 =
~ Nolloe is hereby given 10 all persons indebted
for taxes on personal property. for school taxes
Tor the present or past years III g the bs Of sash
taxes are how made out and can lie settled at this
office at any time be fore the 7th of June. when thew
VIII be paoed IN charge Of the clerks ia sttendaI ca
atthe different vo' ing precincts for collection The
law requires that all such axea must be paid before
any one can vote at the election
| JAS. r. HALLIDAY.
ma |-bt Collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
RooSs FOR YOUNG CHILDREN.

-
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lyhtyGei Sl.Is - Nv " "
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X; NJ. Baiiyntyre; s Pa, -
=, our and twenty Fairy Tales, selected from
shpss OF perTant ald other )pu'ar writer's. trans
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ne i.lie CT Ship, troI The launch TO The wreck
= Ran Away Ia Sen. Cn autobiography for bows. bv
Capt MAJ he Reid prco a. 'ents. 10 ~ '7' -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02

IL The majority in Maryland against the call
of convention, is :, l29, with Calvert county to
be heard from. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02

IL The greatest excitement exists in New Or
leans relative to the detention and visitation OF
American vessels by British cruisers
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THE SOUTHERN SPEAkEk-Cortaining m
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THE SHE'LL KEYS LIGHr-HoUsE.-The fol-
lowing is the list Of bids rsceived, and opened
yesterday at IL m, at the Lighthouse Board,
for constructing the Shell Keys Lighthouse,
Louisiana Viz
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WILDMAN on THE LAW or SEARCH,
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BOARDING.

TWO OR THREE CENT?
- tnelr wives can be aocomnOiatFd ~, ~ u
md 81 NJ, ven ernshed Rooms (ous 'front.' To- -
venue, Opposite the National a ote P =. Ssl Pa
uations Tor sIrgie gentlemen on rea, y
Is Anati1. With ELEGANTLY Fun ,baa
and q M IA me house l7O 18th strec, Le,xr,n
earl, apnl,oatin Innse desiring a choice o. rcsms
:" MRS. l.. LANIEp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
FRANCK TAYLOR.

NOTICE OF A CHANGE IN THE LIMITS
OF THE "NORTHEASTERN' ASD "NOkTfi-
MESTERN' LAND DIS rRICrS IN MIME
In pursuance OF the prvISioLs of the act of Con-
gress approved Nav II, 1883 to amend the act an.
proved July g. 1856 entitled "An act establish tive
additional Land ID iricts in the rerr tor, of Mllne
sota II is hereby decie red and made known tfSf the
SSr+steIn limits OF the NoRTHkAsIERN" district of
Mlnne' Ola u extended To the line dividing rans IS
and "a, and the southern limit of the
District" is as follows Commencing AT tho POI a
on the eastern side of the Mississippi liver where
the present south line touches the river: thence
COVE saId river TO the point opposite the intersec
non wit;i The river of the eIgath standard parallel
thence along sad parallel tu the point of interser
tion 81 fuIde meridian humber ;taencs aionK So nd
ga!de meridian 10 the seventh standard p1rsliei !.
tlenee west along said seventh parallel Ia the Six
w ood river; thence north 10 the line heretofore
this 18th day of MAY. A. ID. 1852
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
COMMISSIONER % the General Land Gfice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
ODD BLOWS HALL,
J.INSCO WILLIAMS
CELkBRATED
..r. Bible nora "a q
l.. Ia NOW OPEN.

This Magnificent Parting commences 9th Chsos
and ooutInu down IN historical order tn the Bah To-
lonish Captivity, continuing more than h. y Of lhe
most 81 btIme aud interesting scenes an the bIblo.
Exhitntioas every evening. Dtpors open at Sevsn
O'Clock; 10 Commence at eight precisely. -r
Tickets q certs: reserved seats 81 oents-tO he
had at the Hall door. Children under ter ,esTE,
IS cents
Also, Exhibitions on "Wednesday and ssturdsY
A nernoOns FOR families and schools. Doors open AZ
pa o'clock: 10 commence II 3t< O'Clock preoseB.
ExpiaIRed by Ur. TIbbts. ma g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
FOB RENT 6ED SALE.

Sen FIRST PAGEl
L change a vep desirable HOUSE,. in ese1-ee-
town. Tor va"auI LOT ga Washington. For par
tIca.a-s sddress Rox 2eo. GeorgetowE je5 ST.
GREAT CHANCE FOK INVESrMEcT-
" For sale and 10 Let-Th. enitte = iOt h OF a
aree 6r0cer,. VINE ard Liquor Store. ia z hTs,-
tonhdentlal. l,ox ss Pest Ofhce. jaI
ENOR RENT-A neatly furnished UolIsT- c,,n.
L ialning rooms, with wood So Gnd luwer
garden attechrd. gossd an1 careial ,el,saI Nrlls
hnd ths REM moderate Apph 20 SSS 18th slTest &c
tween and d stS. lei
Fox SahE.-A great tarsaya ia, be lad an LII
y No 2, m Square 57l Pie exfFnsion 81 -
Capitol Grounds. which u will front md the rsr
BOY lnpf"Nisg nrlght.'Tho0d IN which NJ 3 locat,f
mikes II yfn Nalcsllc. There - l5!cO Tea. a.
iIont, each IL nay be purchased for e. certs SsaS
nfps lsSsl pr sdaare loot. Terms easy and a.lvar
taseanSe. Title md sputAile. inQattr al Ma "a
hOt SION, Capitol Hill, or at the Trcasurs De
partmenf. 6ga 81 az
E>oR SAI.E-A FARM confirming ,s, ,cr,. -
lani, 100 acres imrrs.ved, " th Dwelling honss
suns antal Barn. and DTohard OF Won ng trees -,
uaIod miles fom Gees stoWH, on ,s.,sssta,s,,,
T srns.fs: rer@s easy inauiTs Of ELvANS K
nla 81 Nv Intetl
FOR RENT OR sALE-A NEW NEI1s
u Hot SEI No. GA 4 street north. ber~ocn An
ehd oth streets west. containing roo,as lem.
Siil De made very literal. The ksr CA hs hsd 81
ara inquire OF ANDKEW SMALL, No. So 4, -.
t'OR RENf-A desirable, modcrr-hyit ,h,e.
u s.ofy HOUSE, with base ard back hp,l,,-
Ing No. tl street, between Eleventh. ard TxsiiiL
eoh'sInlhg ~ rooms. gas troug hout. marble ,nan
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-02
w ORTHY OF TICE.

a. we TAKE pleasure IN amour oing to the people of
the District and surrounding country that ur stock
OF READY MADE CLOTHING, Consisting OF
IN sise and kmsnshIp to- any ever befoe OF srs
~ this city and at prices satisfactory To- every pur
chaser. Il" leave doubt uu the minds of AZ lss
unaeplsirted with thIs well known rstahl lshrnent
We s4lclt cali 1t Ddeon Hall, corner Of "a street
sna "a avenue, before purchasing eleewhere sails
WEISENEEI,D On
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