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III The German journeyrnan taiIors Of Gin
.""A'i .ase "een assembling in mass meeting
aud protesting AT the invasion of their nrovincs rs
the sewing machines
The Cincinnati Commercial says: s:About
thirty live hundred journeymen tailors are en-
Pioyed by wholesale manufacturers in this city,
and their wages are about ffty-fve cents Der
diem Some do not receive over Ihirty-five cents
per diem, while few, il any, receive above sixty
cents They are all required to work ten hours
a day -
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PERSONAL,

80; Celeste has ben making grand hit as
Meg Merrilies, in London.
Charlotte Cushman intends paying Cali
fornia professional visit next year
80. Charles Matthews is playing a successful
engagement at the Theatre ROYAL, Montrerl.
49,. Gen. s. G Jacobs formerly assistant Post.
master General, died at Natchcz, Miss on the
22d ult.
-. Lola Montez is advertised to appear in a
E" Deutscher and Englsh' concert ball in New
Haven.
80. Mr.. Dionysius Lardner positively denies
that he ever pronounced ocean steam navigation
impracticable.
80. The Mayor Of Lafayette Ind, has been
presented to the Common Council Of that city as
a"nuisance -
.... Samuel A. Elliot and Robert c. Winthrop
are added to the candidates for the Presidency of
Harvard College.
49,. x-President Van Buren, is in New York
for a few DAYS from Undertook. He is ENJOYING
excellent health
80. Joachim, the violinist, is called the
matchless," in the London pa pers-he is said to
be the best player extant of Beethoven's music
...Lieut. w. Todd, of w atervliet, n V, has
entered upon his duties as commandant of the L.
). arsenal, in Augusta, Me.
80. Mrs Dallas presented Miss Margaret A.tor
Ward, of New York, to Queen Victoria, at St
James Palace, on the 10th of May.
Comptroller Church left Albion for Fond
du Lac, Wis, Tuesday morning. to paw the an
nnities due from the State to the Stockbridge In
dianS,
Herr Bott, new violinist, and a pupil of
Spohr, is exciting attention among the artists,
vocal and instrumental, that are now gathered in
London.
-. At the funeral of a relative, N. p Willis
and his sister, Fanny Fern recently met and rec
ognized each other for the first time in seven
years.
- A residen. Of St Thomas has announced
in Cuba that Gen. Santa Anna had pure based an
elegant residence in the first named island for
which he paid $40 900 cash.
80. correspondent Of the Richmond Enoui-
rer predicts that the American party of both sec
tiOns, will nominate for the next Presidency
Hon. Thomas Swami, distinguished Mary
lander
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

IL Great approximations felt in the South
ern States that the coming summer will he a
very sickly one, and that the dreadful scourge of
the yellow fever, from which the South was so
unusually exempt last summer will return with
greater virulence than ever. These fears are
based upon the fact that the long confirm. d
ffeshets at this particular time likely to breed
febrile diseases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

u recapitulaiiOn Of the damage done by
the recent hail storm in the vicinity Of FredeI
icksburg, Va, estimates the loss TO be SI5U,N $50
Over 560,OCO bushels of wheat were DESTROYED in
length OF ten and within a breadth of three
miles
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RAILROAD CELEBRATION IN TENSKssEE-The
celebration of the completion of the East Tennes-
see and Virginia Railroad, al GTeenville, Tenn,
on Thursday, passed OF successfully About
1910 persons were present. Speeches and a
dinner formed part of the proceedings A grad
ball took place at night
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III The BFooklynites continue not little ex
cited over the Miss Clegg abduction case The
young lady is now staying with her mother,
while Mrs Brown, the alleged procuress, has
been bound over to answer any indictment the
Grand jury may find against her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

ID The General Assembly of Presbyterians,
recently in session in Chicago, has decided by a
vote of 100 to 81 that divorces cannot be granted
unless adultery can be clearly shown; and that
any one marrying person divorced for any other
cause, Is himself guilty of adultery in moral
view of the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

IL During hurricane in Shenandoah coun-
ty, Va ON Monday, the bridge over South River,
on the New Market and SPerrysville turnpike,
valued at $1,000, Was blown down. \ wagon
and four horses went down with it, and one of
horses was killed.
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IL Sergeant Berney, cfthe New York Mayors
squad, returned home yesterday, after an absence
of some two weeks, having been on a tour
through several OF the Eastern States, exte,mi-
mating some seventeen lottery and gift concerns,
which have for a long time been carrying on a
most extensive business, realizing thousands of
dollars
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IL A culvert, at Roscoe, i'll. was swept away
on Thursday night, destroying the house of the
Rev. FL. Ilsley, drowning Mrs. Ilsley and Gig Int
children. Several other houses were also dam
Ted
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NEW YORK CANAL ToLLs.-The increase in
the canal tolls to the LIST June over last year is
reported to be SO ,OO0, but it is supposed that
that there is an error in these figures, and that
the actual increase is Sl;6. OUO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONs.-J. X Moorhead
has been nominated for Congress in the 21st dis
trict, and Robert Mcknight for the 22d district
Of PENNSYLVANIA, by the Republieans
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IL The principal of one of the Chicago pub
lie schools was almost beaten To death last week,
for sending a boy home to wash his face.
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IL The steam packet Jenny Lind was sunk
by striking upon rock in Long Saut Rapids on
Wednesday. She belonged to the line between
Ogdensburg and Montreal.
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II The walls of burning saw mill fell In
upon four New York fremen, Friday, injurine
three and mortallv wounded one of them
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IL The United States sloop-of-war Constel-
iation, from the Mediterranean, has arrived at
New York
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The TOME OF WAsHINGToN -Metzerott sends
us 4 handsome medallion line engraving of the
present apps arance of the Tomb of the Father
of his Country" 1t is exceedingly well gotten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-07

O-Sfhe election for United states enator by
Inc New Hampshire Legislature is to take place on
Wednesday
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union, yesterday, drew picture of the
rufianism, violence, and murder which for the
past five years have disgraced the city of New
OrIeans-and which led 20 the formation of the
Vigilance Committees a lesson and an in.
citement to popular vigilance in the just ad.
ministration of municipal affairs
The ntelhgencer devotes to- day s issue solely
to news.
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LOUNGES =.
A CARD,

HE attention OF those desiring to purchase a
Brick Dwelling House 10 pectfuly cal ed to the
sale which will take place To morrow. { Tuesday }
commencing al n "'cuck p. m, of House No. All
lSi STREET between e. and n streets, opposite the
Isl h street Baptist ChaTch, conts ming nine rooms
gas. &c, &c. Will he sold without re ,ecve.
lei A. GREEN, Auct.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CoNsREss.-Members
OF Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star Office Price,
for 5000 copies Of sixteenpage speech, one cent
and half each; for 10000 or more, one cent each.
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SEEERAL FINE AMOS, but little used. for
~ sale nj great bargains. Call ANA see them.
JOHN F. ELLIS.
JED SOS Pa, ave., bet. 9th and l0th ots
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n~NOrICE-TheA Annual Pleasure Excursion
of the Young catholics, k Mi,Sn scTeiciy OF
2ist, and not on the 18th. as supposed ny some
~ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, WE,
street. have as reed to CLOSE our stores at o'clock
p. m tSate,dsy. pied, IN order to give our
selves and those IN 'sR Rs fST Hail. Tsffs'oh
j., $. +: f + oRR1bb6x.
ION AND AFTER THIS DATE. WE.
street. have agreed TO close Stores at O'CLOCK
p. M saturdays excepted in order TO give our
selves and those in our emP,oy .ms iSr seIhstoh'
r. Nj. MAGRUDt
WINDSOR BIZ,
G. Z. hINMAN.
Washington, ID. c.. June 4, 1883. je7S
nTBIBLE snCIETY.-The z2i sn.lver.ary
~ Of the Bible Society, adjourned from last
Ss held s
O'Clock IN the First Presbyterian Church, ON a.
Addresses will he delivered by Hon. John Thomp
son, on this occasion, of the Amer
iran Bl'ie Secretly. and BY Rev. Joseph +. SMITH
d. d., of Baltimore.
An interesting meeting is anticipated. je5 ST.
~ PUBLIC EhCTURES-The Bible rs.
tS Human Traditions The trurh as 4 10 an
sSewn to be widely variant from the Isi,h and hope
of Sectarian Theology; The unfulfilled prophecies
on earth c the The
OF q in the worlds history, being the Divine
plan as developed IN the Holy Scriptures for the
generation Of society and the recon truetlon of hu
man affairs on a new ant D inc basis, &c., &c.
series of Lectures the above and Kindred topics
In the Temperance Hall. on street, beginning on
SUNDAY MORNING, June 9th. and cont nung
through the evenings OF the ensuing week.
Seals free, and the public invited 10 attend.
je St.
~IN ORDER THAT MAY CONTRIB
tlS ute my share towards preserving order and
peace Ia the First Ward. my bar will be Close on
the three days rnms dlaely preceding and Inculng
je4 ST. JOS. BOUEANGER.
~. SCHAFF!ELD, baltimore Confection-
'HS cry, Sixth street. between q and h.-Ice
ream and Water Ices of the hest quality. in all
shapes, at 50 per gallon sent To any part of the
rails, sold lower than elsewhere an the olty. Al
ways ready to furnish excursions. Pic Mes and
other I'm ornaments at the shortest notice and
reasonable terms.
p. S-Excursons, Pic Mics, and other Enter
taInmcnIs furnished with Ice Cream aud Water
Ices at 81 per gallon. Assorted Cakes 90 cents per
hundred ma 10 I'm
~LADIES' GRAND UNION FESTIVAL.
The ladies' Grand Union Festival for the Young
. PHILHARMONIC HALL.
Penn. avenue, near lltu street, un TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY. AND THURSDAY EVE
NlSHS, June Sth 9Th and 10th. All are invited who
wish to see the most magnificent display of flowers
or To enjoy the most delightful strawberries and
cream. Refreshments IN every variety provided
Esputa's Baud constantly in attendance
Tickets y cents admitting a gentleman and lady
Season tickets 50 cents. Children is cents.
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Tannatt, Mass; Sardine P. Reed, Ohio; Mar
Gus P. Miller, Mass; Charles g. Harker, n. j.;
Asa B. Carey, Conn; Solomon Williams, N. c.;
Leroy Napier, Jr., Ga; James H. Hallonquist,
s. c.; Charles II Ingraham, Mass; sAndrew
Jackson, Jr., at Large; Royal 7. Frank, Mo-;
Samuel Mckee, Utah; James j. Van Horn,
Ohio; tJohn S. Saunders, at Large Bryan M.
Thomas, Ga. Oliver P. Gooding, Ia; William
]. L. Nicodemus, Md; Edward p Cressey, N.
Y; William n. Bell, Pa; William @. Robin
SON, N. c.; George N. Bascom, Ky; tCharles
E. Jesup, at Large.
--*Son OF And. Jackson, of Nashville Tenn
tSon OF Capt. Saunders, Of the Navy
tSon OF zen. JesuP, Quartermaster General.
Nor CONFIRMED.-The two most recent re-
ports of occurrences in connection with British
Outrages, 4. e., the firing into an American
vessel off Pensacola, Fla, and the arrest of
the British naval officer who authorized the
search Of American vessels in the harbor of
Sagua la Grande, are not yet so automatically
confirmed as to be credited
1T is CAPTAIN STRINGHAM, instead of Com
Storer, who is to preside over the Court Martial
appointed to try Capt Boutwell,
TH1 WHATHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
Fhe time of observation is about O'Clock q. M
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- CHARLES MATTONI
NLASS ENGRAVER AND DESIGNER.
tHtn orfa nf

BOHEMIiN CLASS AND CHINA,
NO S MILK STREET, BosToN.
Has arrived IN Washington CITY, with samples of
the most beautiful aud exquIstey artistic Bob emian
Glass ever imported INTO the United Stgtes-Vases
Fruit Dishes, Card Receivers, Toilet Sets, Co,
iognes, Goblets, Wines, Champagnes, Table Sets
&c; all OF which he Will engrave To order, These
renaI kab.e goods will be opened To morrow Aiter
noon for Exhibition and sale at the thecary Store
Oh pr Z. T. Culver, Pa avenue, corner Of 18th st.
The pub lc are invited To Irspe thu ma. They w IN
be found to embrace m ST Wonderful specimens of
iaS-f ~ e~iNoe'
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nRPHANS' COURT, MAY 3D. 1852
~ Dtsfrtt OF Columbia, WnShtaston Coxnty
TO ,ott In the case OF Charles :. English admInis
traitor with the will annex ed, of Thomas 'rmcIa
deceased, he admnlstrato as aforesaid has .,,h,
the appreciation Of The Orphans Court Of w ashins-
ton c.Ihty aioresald, appointed TUESDAY, the
Duon oi the personal estate of SAID deceased OF
assets 20 hand SO lar as the same nave he. colIec
oeu anu tuInea into money, when anJ where all the
creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified 70
a..enu, tat the Orphans Court of Washington
oipucnea. OF they may otherwise, by law, be ex.
Siuaeq from ali beneht Of said deceased's estate:
p,oviued a copy Of this order be published once a
reek ior three weeks IN the Evening Star, previous
Test: Ed n R0auH % s.;s,ar WILL,
True copy-Test: ED. N ROACH
ma - law3w Reyister Wu.
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barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m (cor-
rected for temperature,) 30 1i3: at noon 80 ia
Thermometer, at a. m, ne; at noon, SO.
maximum yesterday, 50; minimum last night, Co
night, 20.
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IORDAN'S w. :. SPRINGS.
In FREDERICK CoCNTT, VA,
. Five mlies from Winchester, Ia niles from
Stephenson's Depot. (P. o. on the H6T 4
Pers Ferry and Winchester Railroad. FEAY
Leaving Baltimore, WASHINGTON. or Cum Liz
bertrand "a The ear ly morning tram. harpvI 5
Ferry for Stephenson's Depot. arrive at Springs
same day 10y o'c oct P. M. Leaving the SprIngs
connect with eXpr SIS tram at Harper's Ferry. ar
rive IN Bali az pa a. IN. and Washington at II
a SAME dr.
Grounds extensive and beautifully shaded. Fine
music and XperIenced servants. It ard cold sn l.
pnur baths The water for sale in barrels or bottles
Mails daily, except Sunday.
la dySpepsy, govt, rheumatism, dropsy. chrome
darrhea and seGey chronic diseases OF the Iver.
spleen, kidneys, bladder. &c, especially IN erGp-
tive diseases, This water invaluable. To Invalid :
generally, and e. pecaiiy those ferIng from debi-
Ity, this water Us advised IN June and July.
IL Through tickets from Baltimore and Wash
lngton.
je ) I'm DIR. X. NJ. JORDAN 4 BRO.
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IT CAPTAIN STRINGHAM, instead of Com.
Storer,w who is to preside over the Court Martial
appointed to try Capt Boutwell,.
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WANTS.

WANTED-A GIRL TO Cook and Wash FOR
w small family. Must he able TO milk. Inquire
a. i55 street. IT.
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ORDERED TO THE GULF.-The sloop-of war
Constellation, which arrived at New York on
Saturday from the Mediterranean, has been
ordered, with all possible dispatch, to the Gulf
Of Mexico. The following is her list of officers
Capt. G. Ii. Bell Lieutenants, j. p. Bank
head, c. NJ. Fauntleroy, VIM. F. Spicer, Ed
Barrett, Richd l.. Law, and o. F. Stanton ;
Surgeon, John A. Lockwood; Assistant Sur
geon, W. M. Brown; Purser, John johnson :;
Marine Officer, 1st Lieut.. Thomas Y. Field :;
Boatswain, John Burrows Gunner, Eugene
Mack; Carpenter, John Jarvis; Saimaker,
Francis Boom.
The NEW LIEUTENANrs.-The following is
list Of the first or graduating class of the United
States Military Academy in June, 1858:
William C. Paine, Mass; Moses j. White.
Miss; Joseph Dixon, Tenn; William H. Echols,
Ala; Richard H. Brewer, Md; Thomas r,
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kfoh .SALE-The Lease and Fixtures o. =
4 FANCY STORE, nocatiOn one of the best in
the clty,) together with small Stock Of t,o.sls.
consisting oil Flowers. Ribbons. Laces, &c. NM
DC SOLD on time with good security, or ex aused Tor
10y Property. Address r.. Box S47, CITY P.,'
Onlce. tc.N'
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kNOR SALE-A comfortable FRAME DN FL
L. LING HOl Sc, with Us ok building attach e..
woodhouse, and d pump Of excellent wster oH ra-
prem ses, and 81 uate the west side 6ih srca:
west. between l. and NJ north. The Lot las "a iroUI
OF " feet 10 iEches 10y Ito feet deep. to wide
MS Properts can Ice bought on reasonable ters o.,
9TH st. ma a ,tft
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WANTED.-A BOY, aged IS years. desirss =
w place as an apprentice at any mechanical bus
ness where he can learn q useful tIade a serure
good home. He rs traCiable and intellie en-. ana
Will endeavor to serve kind emplo, or faithf,. w.
Any person ln wasn't of such n an appreItIc- ~
please address RoX No. ., Star Office sUd the
favor VIII he promptly attended 10. Haliii
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ITO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, STRAIN
i GERS, CITIZENS.
AND THE REST OF MANKIND.
4TIEN ION,
beg leave very respectfully to call your attention
To the largest assoi tment of TRUNKS
CARPET-BAGS, BONNET BONES. ExrnX
AND NALiSES an the District of Cuum ~z1fl
bIa all of which will be sold yer, reduced prices
cost NOT noticed. GIVE NE a call before purchasi ns
elsewhere, AS ! am determined 10 sell.
SAM'L = HOOVER, Iron Hail.
Boot, shoe and Trunk establishments,
ma = lot bet. 9Th and 10th SITS, Pa. avenue
Two CITIZENS AND STRANGERS LEAV
Il ING THE CITY, would offer sGr-o
large and well-selected stock of Trunks EyxsM
Travelling Bags and NalIses of all sty lies Will
and qua ties. Also, superior stock of Spring srd
summer Clothing for genflemen's and youths wear
A great variety OF gents Furnishing Goods always
on hand. J. q, STEPHENS
ma a6 wv No. SO Pa. sv.. under Browns Hotel.
lava C0FFEE-JAVA COFFEEm-A full
supply OF genuine Old Government Java Coffee
is received 10 day.
KING 4 BURCHEIL
ma * corner Vermont ave and 18th st,
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FOR RENT AND SALE

E'Oh X N IA handsomely FURNISHED
IL HOUSE, on Ill street, between gth and ialb ., e
most Pheasant location n tue city for suHner re-
thing requisite for comfort and convenience TrJrs
very moderate. Apply at 80 street. bef wepE ism
aud l4th. or at $40 III ST. -.
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FOR SALE-A handsome BRICK HOl ~.
y three stories m height, contains nIuC -nnus or
n street. between sth and 5th streets Lot No
known by Lot No. A. Terms moderate App, %
A.STEWART, S45 r. street. between lIth 80 Ia
ste.
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GREAT CHANCE FOR HIVES TMENT.-
~ For Sale and To Let-The enrlre STOCK 81
large t'rooers, Va inc and Liquor Store. in arsi-
rate old stand. Terms Sasy. Apply with Tsal name.
'COnhdentlay." BOX s08 Post Office. Lei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-02
Decisions iu Admiralty.
UNtfED STAIRS DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Bets.
n,vlers n cAReo-pFrosruor- srovlov

nNNINEs 9TOWA0F-
Wliiam Nslor It al -. John o. Woodruff, s,g7sror.
~. yoha o WOoiriF, m~iu0r, William Nelson ct
al rbese we're cross actions, the rH brought by the
ospcrs o. the ship Maid OF Orleans 10 81 sss II
Cor freight on quantity OF lard shipped in barrels ard
,.rees Al New Orleans July 1884, aud delivered the
eetpdapir New York August ~, is5i and The se,ond
brought by inc Of the lard 70 recover about
pnouut Of about co 600 pounds The bills o. laiug
70 the Csusl fot n the reservation ~ coa'ous un
Esown" Direction IT, IN on the rart q tho respon
deuts In the Gr.t ase 20 issior ~ the deposition Of
The captain Of the ship, ~ d. Je .s:, bsofe the Clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-02

With respectto the hoses in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
the northwestern provinces OF the Turkish Empire the
Rsgusa correspondent OF the NOrd saysThe Turks de-
clere loudly that they intend TO invade Montenegro and
exGerminate the inhabitants. From al parts troops are
conoep ting around this little State, which Is not
than ION Squaro niles In extent What will be the
d. OF Austria OF Ottoman invasonp Nothing
transpred this respect What Ia certain IT, that she
will do nothing 10 second noaenegso 10 the contest or to
pre vent tire Turkish 4tCI IL IL not thought that
the Austrian governme. Will occupy the Principally with
IT'S troops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-02

ARrEs " wEI-The srtesian well at Louisville has
reached depth Of 200 4 Il has penetrated reser-
vor Of salt water from which e. rises fifty feet above
the surface Of the ground.
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CUFFoLK HOUSE. s. WHITE srREBr ssCOSn
- cor from Broao gsy.--WN HAMMOND ths proprietor
O. The shove 9suse bees respectfully snnouf'e = his
friends III public that Ne has had hs houss newly fpd
up and de'0-S' Is "" VIII 1nr~e ~ up forner,y
dlo-.fe .rHn ..t ll-s f'n .II l~'1ck. Jones' cele
H.r..t t..-k r.i a..H .'a rt ~1g glssS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-02

Bids viii be received for the purchase OF the lands rose
for separate parcels above described the de3ssn
reeervng TO itself The sh to acoep, or reject either or boz
be deemed mos, advantageous TO the government
Bids will he received until IL O'Clock Of the 3st day o.
May, At which hour all then before the department will be
opened
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for
the purchase of me Island Of Rock Island"
Payment made cash Assistant Treasurer nj
81 Loua to the Treasurer Washington, within nfteen
days after the of the bids and receipts
ted immedist 10 this eparment In case OF failure 70
make the payment within the ume hsa the aware shah
oe declared null VOID. JOHN y. FLOYD.
Secretary OF War
The mote" Of April % being incorrect the follow
ing In @uhstitu,so The refor:-
The folloslpr e.,rtbsd tracts viz !.
fractional Il 81 sect 25, 7. ~ N, r. NV;
Fractional ~ ofk W "a sect. 50 lsN- Raw;
" W a n N T. "a 81 sect IS II. Is IN, X NV Will be
sold subject the csms Of the ksresd Brdre Company the
Chcs Rock leland Railroad Company and the Nssis
spp and Missouri Railroad for right OF ry and
"dspot '~ounAs ding 10 rs rs In he FRS H1med
~ the second named tract and ~
the named tract particularly de-sna'ed and marked
the maps hlsd the General Land Once with letter Of 2h
1894 b John o. Sargent att rnsy claiming rght
OF undr the act Of congress approved Augudt Sl
critics act 10 grant the rich OF way TO al raj snd plank
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