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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANORDINANCE FOR THE PAY


IA MENT OF CLAIMS.-Be II ordaiatd By the Ciiy
Council OF he Ciy Of CeTe and that the CITY Cer draw
On the CITY Trea and afer the and 5 days VI
June INST for the pIymeut q he iolloSg Cl1ims VI
AndreW Freeze $40 Z Beal So; G Z weber
SB 6s Charles knight 3 20 John Nhtelsw 81 q Nn
Jones Sa3 % j Sells Sl1 -, Nm Jordan > same
s56 isht watch S630 Lambert White 81 Jas hunkin
S3:J Gilman 81 Geo G. kuss Sll 10 Henry ay SIS
Il evens 81 8 Arnold McIntIre Si55 l. MorilTty
sII Muna- Prior Co 50 = Sa ne Sl69 JOAN in-
serS,i Go SIN 81 Richard by SIC 50, Haney Acng
Drccor OIL utTIaaIy 10 door lelefs ID ID Kidney
$3.50: PuTay 4 Mcneil 81 Thos Mannilg s. l5s
lhos simmons 50 Labor u o. Str es ~ ~ l5 las
Craw S3sl n u l.shaG. CO Slsso eye and y sler
Works SO 81 L { 1ibbiis 8 { g Mash So AZ Daniel
4 urray S25 L Seirls $40 50 Jas kenn0x u - J.
Aihsrtsuu 81 l3; He ~ bond 81 - HN 4 Osi2i-
WmT spTlsgs $50; Dshe 81 e. S15sam ~ Pha
s. HIrriet sprasus s. Z sch-ssr = Sieasoa Gale
szI "a Joseph Price 50 James Sea1ors o. George Ne
Wm HaTt 81 Al psvid Sarver - y jill Nott Slo' Is
Cobb \ CO SIII0 J0hn A FOot So IS Edwaid knssal
Ss III sarlier & Capt VegeT Of the May fileen sfesIa
er So. Excursion COumittse 81 fcI Ersases CONAN
co 81, q; Roof SO % f1rdy Mcneil 50 q: VIM Cos
siek = Aieft H3.e 20 S3 % eaalp meIbers W "a uni
fT sIicfael Gallagher sooo isaac Val So y School
Teaehers ssots -. Rrank " Gfb5Ous Sl1 50 GOiham
20 S IL Clerk Of Caurt Il Camm P iess IN the
II Rrluo NichOaus lbs Cy Of eve and Slt a. for
costs and tsest Ia said case, VI DAVIS Slf -,
Brooks SIS % 5 u Styics 81 Same Sll3e3 Bishop :
Hatch Sl1 $; Kidney Smith Sl 81 S1cihEg : Wiz
stT5as Sl1,Ss sIT 3. Tea cher Burt O. S5i5
Passssi June iSt las MCOFINBERRY, -
J. b. BlRTLETr, City Clerk Pres Ofthe Council
dit Is
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Oemeral Notiffs.

NOTICE.
WHEREAS, Various individuals
haze been IN the pracuce for some months past. OF
depos.ng CCas Iron and other articles OF Merchan-
dize upon my wharf, erected upon and 3dacet the
= Government Pier in Cleveland under license giveu
" them By the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail Road Com
pany all such persons now, therefFe, hereby notified
that species Of authory heretofore exgr ssy i'm
pIdy gwen 10 said R1l Rood Company dep1sf gods
upon s1ld wharf wharfage therefor hss
b. revoked All persons whO sh1N said ghari,
portion hereof fOr business purposes the ist DAY
Of Jnne, ls5s viii Ou obtaining authority from
Alarnet IN Cleveland, Messrs Spadlng Parsons, vii
be deemed tresrassers and treated accordingly.
h X COLLINS,
Hfur : Da~z NaFsT TauuTa ~
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PI.AIN AND oRNANENIAL PRlNIiNo1.

~ Plain and o -azmsnial Printing q everg aessr 'p
a,ae a the Prnths Establishment O. the Aeaaer Oi -
The lstsst improved and mos T-Pi- steam 49,
-. -. o s,or, po,ios and Il reasoasble rates Par
,,,en.,,n maid 70 blank work Evsry description o.
Buatns done. especially Blank Books, Lesers' ''rAs''
SALES Books, Receiving Books, &c A.
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Miuimerp,

MILLINERY GOCDS.-MORGAN
lyl 4 ROOT are dalIy receiving frnm Manufacturers
kacti1as arge assof fneHt of Millinery Goods md
opening Ur d.
500 Ca-tans Preach and American Flowers
500 Boxes Ruches-
Ana al the Minntia Ladies Head-gear which viii Be-
sold Wholesale Retail II asta ishngly Low prices IN
accordance with the lines Al the "
npi CITY MILLS STORE
T0 THE. LADIES.-We have lust
Il received lEe and choice lot ofnaw Ribbons Fios-
feat1ers- and some choice and materials for
Wiaer Bounes all (which been bought very chea0
and N Be sold Al Is PER CENT LESS THAN FoREE7 PRcEs-
Cal early ahd make selection while the
dece 12c Superior St
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STOCKHOLDERS

~ Of the 81 Clair Plank ROsd Omi here
by II that iasallmcnt Cf ceul Of
suhcr pi0us said Company Qued to be paid
Treas tn rsaf ths o the rrcpan- iu the Cv
0f leyeaad, hefre the 3lth aY VI July ASo
alther nstailmenf Of tea per 30h day
ieoe next also, a1othcr iasiAlsnt Of per
the 3h day OF NOyels6or Also another INSTALL
men; Of ten per cent o. the ait Of January ss Also
anohsI stallaoat Of ten per cent tho 30th day
rch le59; also, another instaiusut OF ten per
iae 3th day OF May ls9 and aiso another Of
ten per cent, on the 3siL day al Ioly, ls59
BY order Of The Eolri. n T. Av ERILL,
May 2si.eer less Sec'y and Treasur er
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LIST OF ANIMALS, &c. d.:
ELEPHANT-if LIONS and LIONESSES, Asiafic and
ATrican-9 SOUTH AMER SILVER LIONS. Or Pnmas
Il ROYAL. BENGAL TIGER JAVA TfGER-2
sPoTrED HYAENks-l BLACK LANA. OF Alpaca
sha@r-l BURMESE COW-l OK NUNDA. or Zebu4
IEOPARDS-2 BRAZILIAN TIsERS-I SOUTH A
Tfis sER-1 CALIFORNIA GRIZZLY HEARS-l n. A.
PANTHER WHITE C0ONS-3 OCELOTs, or Iiger
CAN OSrRICHEs-l zEBRA-1 KANGAROOl
WAIrE or Polar BEAk--l black WOLF PRAI
= MUSK OF civet CAT-1 IcHNEgMQN=3 Rocky
NOTTNTAIN BADGERS-CAFFHE Lf0NESS and
CITHS- one Vsar Id-PAKEOTS-GUTNEA PIGS
PIE RANES-SIOhkS, kc-s &c, besidesa
The Possession VII enter iowa al O near 10 oelok led
unpii af VAN AsIBURGH- win enter the cages with
,,rute y - i1fion See larzs Pic'orials
VIII erhIhii in tins cisy MONDAY AID TUESDAY,
Tune IAN the Has ne oeal o1ret BEes
p--f4ancrs vii c1rnmsnre each dly a. II and P n
AdmisEi1n . cents Chi1rea under nne 7eer4 q age,
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GegaI Notifes.
sHEislFF's SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF A Fl. FA. ISSUED
J fcm tbs Court of Comnon Pleas Of cuyhosa Cornir
a the st Of J. II Cnnnasset Al, - Nickel oconnsr
Q NE cecied and = AZ erole 20 prc sae
Chaplsin strseir IA t-e C,J q Clerel1rd cnTkasl
sd dl7, The 1cuilg der1ed rropqrly III s-1rk
erocsEliz consl1ing of Tea 1lsaz &c IcIzs. ca q
ii ~ Jas 4 dsLIEf' ns5sii sEiisd
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Anm5cments,

CLEVELAND THEAIEk
JOHN A. ELLsLKR- MANAGERS AND PROPKIEroRs-
FELIX A VINCENT
7. B. WILCOX, Treasurer
PRICES OF ADNssI oN-Dress Circle and PaTquette o0c
Family CiTcle. ------ -
Y.
Private Boxes laige----Slo 90
small %
CHANGE OF TIME
Doors open af N performance 10 mmsnce AZ O'Clock
Last night tie & tsagem0at Of the Celebrated
MARTI NErTI AND BLoNDIN TRoC CPE, -
This Saturday Evening, June 9th,
Wil be peTfornI,d the New Comic Puntomine called
THE SCHOOL-MASTER.
Master fricks Eioriface tae ialssi boy ~ ssho4,
To be followed 0y pleasing
ADVERTISEMENT.
Pka b. the Corps de Ballet Pas Syrea ey Zoe GlSSIt
ana nj l7re Pe4r Schotiseh b. NJ die lapel ana Dc
are L. IuiEs nlle by Zoe Gilbert and n Neiafoe
To COns IuIe with bs Wonderful PsriOrlanss eAtIiied
BEDOUIN ARABS
In ,t b surlisng fats OF Dexieuy, Leaps and Human
Py1 A. ids win Seute PereauK. BY Blondin
and ne whole Troupe Also most daltng act eAlieo
THE BOTTLE sUMMERSAULT.
p Psrfornanos will Commence with a FavOri'e Farce
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President Buchanan and Senator DoHsi-''
AwashingtOn letter to the Tines dated the
lst says:
The n,uture between the President and Sudge
Dopglas has been rendered more durable py re-
cent. occurrences. A number of very extreme
southern men, not vet prepared to break win az
the Northern Democracy, waited upon tns
President last week and represented 10 MN u a.
tbpv could not afford TO drive Mr. Douglas INTO
au alliance with the Republicans, or to PeTnl'
him TO be crushed by them Il was, therefore
necessary TO the cause of the south that Mr
/ Douolas should be returned TO the Senate anu
that event might depend upon the patronage o.
the Administration. Mr. Buchanan instantly
BETRAYED strong and vindietive feeling. he
declaIeI that he would not stay his hand tn1'
Il was no longer desirable to keep terms WIZ
Douglas; that he had failed the Democracy on
a critical occasion, and was no more to DC trust
ed bv it than John P. Hale, and that he shouid
r-oceed TO turn cut Of Office all his follower:
whom he could reach He, therefore, resumed
the work which he had suspended IN MaTca
sn5 Immediately removed three of the most ell
fective and able friends Of Mr. Douglas as
Senatorial and Presidential candidate IN th'
Northwest.
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Excitement Increasing. The Mayor has is
sued an order TO arrest John Maginnis- If
taken they declare they will hang him. Mac.
takes it cool.
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IMPORTANT SALE
NOTICE.-To all whom It may CON

eelh ana ssnes.al5 - a., tlse ~ uing rs
q. siaI, leze - oriinznca, det1, -. :, n,
-. NV ~ the of-e Of the CITY
X ~ - under sucl street for
- r. fough drainage Of aid street to
~ A. 'tbsi IL "a -, pave said stree with stone
~ - ~ ~ = Council did on the said 18th day
te ~ Tss dstermine to grade seeoIdiagt 70
one al that p0r q OF .b Hois SsTs-t lvinE beivea
- -. hIse Is.tSsi and the c. c. L RHi Rad and AL
aiores3id hereby further bottled thar
- ~ ect file with the Ciiy Clerk Of said city
oialat or claims wrItine Tor dIm1gcs which
ey may sup they wilt n their lease
hood estate bcuudns abuttn said by
o. snoa AIDING improving within weeks iron aad
after 18Th Gay OF June nex they Will be forever
az ed from hng such claim claims OF fInm Ieeeins
, -'''iS ,SSas1s,< - "a IL % IL CIV Clerk
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4 WORD 10 TdE WISE rs SUF-

WANTED.-A Girl TO do all kinds
w Of Kichen and IIO1ssworS None need arp.y IN
G produce best OF refer snces Apply o. No. -
Prospect a12icitf fD
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In eveIy and y Ti0ry % sell shr D. IOWA and
county rights rapidly sslins BucF ere Rofsfing
Harrow recently PATENTED b. peWt and yJ8rrsf
city Call the Geurral Agents. R1bnsf, Co No q
closed ap2f
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PUBLIC DEFENCE OF PHILOSOPHICAL THESES AT
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.

|. GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.
The third in the series of literary exercises which du
ring commencement week, attract to Georgetown Col
lcge thousands of visitors from the two cities of the Dis
trict and indeed, from tho most remote sections of the
Union will take place the evening of Tuesday at &
o'clock To the audience the printed programme which
accompanied card Of invitation promises an intel
lectual treat Of unusually interesting character
whether it will prove equally to the young aspirants
for the hono of the philosophy classes at least until
the ordeal has terminated the following resume of
general orders permits us to doubt
A dissertation on ''Thc foreknowetge of God not in
compatible with the liberty of man. and n defence
of Thesis against any of the audience who are MT
liberty to object intenogate in English or Latin by
Beverly c. Kennedy, of louisiana Mr. Kennedy ranks
high among the philosophers of the College, and we be-
lieve very justly but this doctrine of prcdestinaon in
wolves knot problems in book theology and has
for two three centuries past rettcd the intellect Of
many grey-headed thcologians. Pope thought that
what Is is right and many of the present day believe
that If man is predestined to be hanged he may rs we'll
lie down in hemp field, and vegeate there as grace
fully as he can until his time come So that Mr. Ken
ncdy must himself for tho encounter and be ready
to parry all blows whether from the ponderous battle
of Roman origin the sharpp pointed stiIetto Of
Saxon invention
Next comes dissertation on 'Ihe Origin of Evil ly
tuuiicS ID. hcuhyt VI iehinylNmia MI henny Will
not be stranger to those who have attended the Col
lege commandments during the past four or five years
We have heard him before and have long ago assigned
him prominent rank in society, whether in Church or
State as the bent of his mind may lead in selecting
profession. His subject this occasion will necessarily
carry him far back into the ages of perhaps
to the tree of the knowledge OF good and evil II not
higher up still to that unchroniced rebellion OF pride
and envy which a glimpse away through the vista of
mortal ages at the crib of Bethlehem, created among
the heavenly hosts, and begat "unutterable woe and
outward darkness long before sin and death into
the world Mr. Kenny will do justice to his subject and
congratulate him in the choice of knight to do bat
tie for his Thesis against oil oppugnaorsan office judi
ciously assigned to Nicholas s. HILL of Maryland
G. John oFlynn of Michigan, selects for the subject
of his dissertation "Ihe Brute Soul and will also him
self stand forth the champion Of his Thesis This is
rccopd topic and may ourselves venture few prac
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CHARLES S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THE

CHARLES s LONDON CORDIAL GlN.--THE
ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN MP0RTED.Ihis Gin,
sound barley nnder tho surveillance OF the
dccacy favored with tncture o tho laan
juniper valuable rosoatycs Of the
Kingdoms rendering opinion OF the most eminent mod
cal men purest durctc drink in
delicious tonic and delicate favor differing entirely
that harsh acrd taste which
ders the article Sohnapps Objectionable
Though medicine recommended by phycan-
generally Dyspepsia Rheumatism Dopy Gravel,
Collie Cholera Fever and Ague Structure Diseases Of the Urinary ~
the Bowels Nervous Debility &c., whilst the
weaker sex will lind by adoption relief those distress
ing annoy frequently their delicate organization
DR. York, highest medical authority,
pronounccs CAES LONDON CORDIAL GIN "not only superior
To any other kind he has SEEM
peculiarly settlers the southern and western
States travellers exposed changes Of water and air
seventy thirty eight cents,
grocers and country ncrchans beware
OF limitations CHARLHS NONE OTHER Is HiURTlsD
May Washington OF Ford Brother, Daniel Clark, j.
D. wilson, Hamilton Leach Wallace Eliot Richard J. Ryon.
EDMUND G. CHARLES,
Importer, 40 Broadway New York
EDMUND c. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar lily 40 Broadway New York
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TnE New YonK VOLUNTEERS. The officers of the Dis
tct volunteers have given notice that if the New York
volunteers visit this city next week they will receive
them with military honors When it is certainly known
that they will five guns will be fired by the battery
OF the regiment.
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yTTASHINGTON BRANCH BALTIMORE AND
wv OHIO RAILROAD
EXCURSION TO GRAFTON ON THE FOURTH july.

EXCURSION TO GRAFTON ON THE FOURTH july.
With view Offer opportunity TO all who may pass
portion Railroad
win be issued this Office to Grafton for either OF tho trains
Sunday, by those Monday
situated junction Of tho Baltimore
Roads 800 miles Washington, beyond
points line taking the
Washington at 515 Saturday morning. opportunity
DO view the whole line by daylight
round trip
THOMAS IT. PARSONS,
July 2-~3t
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A Caribou patrons are hereby notified that all
IA accounts ledger ma9 the Goth In
san and will DO respectively presented prseoy TO settlement
the LIST OF July ms has been uniform o and need
say hero that we expect tesod TO with
checrfu prompt r,sponsc (w
juno 2T--codtwir H0QExER0TIIER 4 Co
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NEW BLOOMS AND NEW EDITIONS For sale

in mTAYLOR MAuRYS, 334 Pennsylvania
win he Marry Herf novel by John Lang author OF roo Clever
by Halt" "Wcaiherhy 81 &c; price so cents.
Maysrs novel Tho Naval Officer the Adventures Of Frank
Mldmay; price 80 cents.
The Common Objects Of the Country by the Row Wood NJ
A. Y. L. s., boards rs cents cloth 81.
Lord George Bcnack Political Biography by tho Right
dIsraeli, NJ r., edition; price ST.
stauntons shakespeare, parts and "a. price 80
The foeca Works Of William Wordsworth edition,
fully edited, with nfe; price cloth (gilt,) 81 rs.
Routlcdgcs Educational Mammals History IL
The Country cursies, BY G. II Geg; price so cents.
July 4-3t
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rT,HE FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

(nfty miles from Washington TTosscsion having
cgained tenant establishment will be opened
accommodating
Ont and most reliable, courteous assistants.
No pains will be order
and tho former high reputation these Syringe
railroad Alexandria IA O'Clock morning
and In the evening, and return pa, and
day leaving Richmond also twice thus anorpg the
vencnt mode Of
50 per day al2 pcr week. $40 per
months ending
halfpricc. THOMAS GREEN.
June 23-2mos
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THE OLD SOLDIERS. The old soldiers of the war of
1912 will have meeting at o'clock Monday next
at the City Hall.
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DRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1855
10 GREGORY MAuRY Managers, Wilmington Delaware. TO
superntenencc Of commissioners appointed BY
tho governor
s3s 900 Ioiiory Benefit Of the STATE OF DELAWARE
Class I72 To BIO drawn WILMINGTON DEL satur
day, AUGUST Z, 1855. "a
"a Nn rotary 10 prnuu R,lo,s -n,ou sssssus
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National Hotel.
United States Hotel.

A CARD.--I. CASPARlS has a lot of Superior Old
IA Wines and Liquors bottles hand which he put up
is agothe thing medicinal
respectfully invited TO call Table caret of hast falls vintage
just received. July A-Iwdr
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Mar lily
DEDToRD SPRINGS. This we'll known and de-

DEDFORD SPRINGS.--This well-known and de-
Ightf SUMMER RESORT will be opened for the reception Of
visitors kept until the LIST Of October
spacious buildings erected last now fully
completed establishment has boon furnished in SUI
peror STYLE will be OF character
cclcd in any part Of the United States.
will be the management OF Mt A. a. iiEN,
whose experience attention his guests give
the anrlest assurance and kind treatment
OF Is deemed proper to
state passengers reach Bedford by daylight ride from
Chambersburg. v If s
THO company have arrangements supply ars
and individuals WATER by tho barrel carboy
in bottles al the following prices at the Springs viz
For n barrel mulberry Observation-Disclosures "a 90
Eor do oak o
do mulberry 90
For do oak 2
C,rbov 10 gallons ...................... Q 25
BOTTLES ~ mint per dozen 80
The carefully prepared that purchasers depend
upon receiving fresh and swe6t.
All should be addressed to
THE BEDFORD MINERAL. SPRINGS CO.
June 30--d4w Bedford county, Pa
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RlNDING ESTABLISlIMENT.--I have fitted up
tho large jackson Hall for Hndery have on
hand quantity Of the first quality
OF binding which am ready do with despatch ncness
rabihiy G. nFNUAM
WNluN0TUN, juno IL 1858 July 2--cod2w
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DEATu OF WAsnrSGroSIAN.- The morning papers
contained the melancholy tdngs of the death at Phia-
deipha Friday last of Mr.. Edward Mathews of this
city. This young gentleman formerly page in the
House Of Representatives but during the last session was
employed in the folding He was universally be-
loved by the members for his quiet amiable department
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FINHE MONSTER TURTLE which has been on
exhibition FOR days viii up soup
steaks Moudey and Tuesday (Juy 5h 6h II
O'Clock oyds National Rcsuant southeast Of m
aud streets July 3-2t
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WIsCoNsIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION


wv INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL. LAND AGENCY. GEORGE
fARNM Office Main street. next door TO the Banking House
Cole Sumner, Il Co.. In Crosse, Wsconsin-
am prepared to buy SELL or give information with regard to
ans farming lands lands, either
with land money Wisconsin Minnesota attend
the selling leasing dwelling houses other prop
cry commission make collections taxes, examine titles
collect rents, &C. &c.
given LOANISG MONEY which
t6ee the
twelve per interest
Wisconsin
than New York for the that lands
IS per Interest lcgnl
a per and in Minnesota there Is o usury
and promptly re-
turns remitted by mad Of country
Feb lT-bm GEO FARNAM
He refers TO the following gentlemen: washhurne C.
Mineral Point, Wis Gov Alex w. Randall Madison Lieut.
D. d. Campbell Ia Crosse, Wis Hon = ~ Hastings, Estate
Trempcan Wis., Hon. Theo. Roio IT, land
Crosse Wis Hon d. D. La Crosse, Judge
do, Hon Geo Call tiudge judicial circuit taevIe
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The DAILY UNION is the only newspaper published in
this city on Sunday morning. by this arrangement no
work is done on the Sabbath day. and the employees
enabled to attend church. Besides containing the latest
news, its literary matter, original and selected religious
intelligence &C., recommend it especially to the atten
ton of the citizens of Washington. Great pains Ia
ken to render it the best publication of the week 1t
will be sold at Browns and the National Hotel
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,TRIAL on BREEoH- LoApING cARBINEs. .

In conformity with that part Of the act "makng appropriations
Of the the ending the both
1882" approved 18TH 1858, which appopnc pur
brce loading carbncs the best model be
approved board Of ordnance oers board consisting Of three
officers the ordnance will meet West Point New York
18th day July next for the Indicated by tho
OF competing model
ing invited do and each competitor required
carbine, the proper
hundred rounds) the board
days Of its explain OF
operation with the board
H. X CRAIG,
Colonel OF
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XXTANTED--Printers and Editors.--The propri-
wv the well popular weekly paper Tho Rural
moving Missouri dispose
tho Office and This opportunity the only
Of the kind In the South and the only paper wealthy and popa
county Population the 1000 Apply
RICHARD EDwARTS,
1927, Baltimore.
A COPY O persons wishing
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TIME MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
L OF NEW YORK.
February 1885, 81 90S 03 Secured in State
bonds aud Of first class.
Frederick Winston, president. Isaac Abbott secretary.
A. r. Garrett NJ d. examining physician, 465 Ninth
Pamphlets and further information may obtained Office r
CHARLES DE SEI.DEN Agent,
June 22--dGm% No 507 Seventh street.