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DROfOSAIS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTED
tsrms.,er Gensrss oips until p ~ - on on he fst
day OF October next, for the trans pOrtatior of mill
,ay supplies during the years 1860 and 1851 on the
l. From Forts Lesvenworth and Riley, IN the
TsSfy Of or rST' .SJ poS, IN the
west 6snk Of the Missouri river north Of Fort Lea
which = depot may bs established, to the POSTS
wh,en a, are nov or msy be tsbshed in the Terri
Oregon south Of latitude a. deg north and east OF
longitude ll4 deg. vest, and in the Territory OF
tsaa nHrh ofsttuds 80 deg north and west olong.
4 From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the Ter.
70 Po1s Union IF &.
tory OF New Mexico or to any other pot that may
in the f.1rtory Of ' New Es.iso ~
the Military Department Of New Msxieo e1esat
Forts Bliss and Fillmore.
be less on either Of the routes than one hundIeS
thousand pounds, nor more rout4 than ten mi :
lionfve hundred Thousand pounds each NM
PToposais WI state the rate per hundred pounds
be performed on each route IN each month OF the
year and may be made for al the routes collective
for any two Of them, for each route separat y.
=, Bidders will give their names in full as well ~:
theI PLACES ofrssdence and be prepared to eI ecute
Qpartsrmaster General may determine. % 'ne
Contrsctors must be in readi aess for service by
aR% e., rRcs
70 De transported during the ali or either OF
me routes they Will be required TO have PLACES OF
Leavsnvorth, Fort Laramie, and Fort Union, or
other depot IN New Mexico. 1T which they may be
communicated with promptly and readiIy ~
Zach proposal must be accompanied BY q guaran-
tee signed by three more per sons known or "A ;
isfsctOrIlv certified to the Quart, rmastsr 1ensrsI
setins toith that If the party proposing shsli be
for its faithful performance ~ 'e"''oA
Proposa,s will be endorsed as follows: PROPOSAL,
10Y army IronspoTfdiiOH, and none will be enter
tanned uIle they fully comply with All the ,tinnis
u9ns set forth IN this AL vert isemsnt.
ne nght 10 reserved Ofrcjeoting any or oil the
Qoas1ERnAsTkR GkNERAL's OFvIcR,
go a~ustoct washington, June n, 1853.
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THE EVENING STAR.
-fAsrINgs OF PUNCH

The large picture In Punch represents the Brit
ish Lion-his paw on a lean Bengal tiger, looking
steadfastly at the eagles Of France and Austria
lighting in the AIR. The birds are very NANCY
looking, and Austrias looks very diiaPidased, be-
ing undermost, and losing in pin-feashen In
large Quantities The picture 10 called keep
Watch, /" and the following poetry explains 1t:
The Lion and the Eagles.
Red beaks and red tslous, wild wheeling, and soar
Hot - darling hate, twin fierce scream. of dis
Then rush to mad srapps, and see, there comes
Torn plumsse, in blood, on the beau 'lfal plain,
90 fight the fell Eagles while dee D in the forsst
There pants In heart tremble the Dove on her
Yet cosI ass, thou gentle one, oil thou abhorrest
is SllPPleo, Selma med, In that venomous fray.
Who watches the Eagles: whose calm steady eye on
King
Some live who can peak how the eye of the Lion
has hamed into hire Is he surged for spring.
Some live not What savage beside him is lying.
Avenged the pure blood on that savsge's claws.
IL 10 not so long since the Tiger lay dying
A prey to the wrath Of those terrible JAWS.
'Tis whispered, yet who hath such secret in keep
That when the fell Esglss from conflict shall part.
In iolds very dear to the Lions great heart.
He knows WHO has armsd him with courage and
might,
And (acceptng one enemy 3 oorss an omenI
The Lion Of Eng and II watching the hight
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In 3hSfSVF

PREPARED BY CHEMIST
BoTTLIs II, 3 and 81 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'SC URE-ALL should be kept
In Oil families In case Of aocidcnts sudden sick.
ness, a. 1t frequently cures in less time than it
CURES to get o ply sioiAn.
II pain In any part Of the system and ID used
externally and internally.
Dr As the frequent changes Of the weather PRO
dGce bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
and Body; also, STIFF Neok-every person should
get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sinevs, Blood and Bones; and by its warming cleo
tromagnetic power, expels al PAL n from the system
Get q bottle and try il.
yHN;p B I'll, yye1 hsye 2 Cough, u.e HARTs
World.
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto-
oretions
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
Washington city; KIDWEI.L CISSELL at
Georgetown; II. PEEL Co., Alexandria.
90 n-tr
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g c II o F Ill A,
OR KING,S EHII.

constitutional disease, corruption Of ID. flood, By
tn. circulation, p.rvads. tn. Who'll. body and may burst
oni in disease en- any part Of No organ free from
.crsulops ,ant ,.riOu'ly caused BY msreu.l disease
low living disordsred unhealthy food impure air. 9th
vsnera whst.y.r b s IL 'i 10
IA, IN: a aud oaS b s
rod HIM WIG " will visit the niquitss Of the fathers
Is Effects commence BY deposition from tn. blood Of cor.
raPt or neerou. matter In the ungs, liver and
and on III. surface sruPons foul couptiou
which e:nders in III. blood dspr.e. the .n.rg., Of life
complaints. but they have far 10 vithnd IN. at
o. o'her a"eh:ss consequently vast numbers perish By
'l rendered fatal BY th. faint system Of The
puon which deeinlnates the human family has cr
GIN drscty IN this serofueus
strueuve diseases Of the liver Ldne brain and
OF al the organs arse from or aggravated BY
On. qg.sr Of all P.OpI. .erou.us their persons
dsrmned By To cleans. IL. system We mus.
,.,. The blood an .t.ra,. medeins .nd inrieora. BY
''A'"' '0'' anu sIen . medicine us'uPPlym
coMDoyND Exrk AaGt5k,ff sARsApAxILLA,
devise for tins everywhere prevailing aud fatal maady
from the most active remedi.s that have been
o.. o. lSI from %:
ausns Hence :Sopa be employed for ii. Of not
it, such as EsUrTivE and sKIN DISEASES, ST ANTHo-
sIorca Sn1rs. BOIL, pm m.. Tx Pg;Jr.s
SALT RHnuM scALD HEAD, RrsGwohsi RHTuMA-
rLAIsr. ARsIsc FRoM vIInTrD on IMPURE BLOOD IUSp
The popular oslsHn 'imPury Of the blood" found in
uuth for .erofua dsgsn.iaon OF the blood The par
aeus, pS.pc:: and virtue Mn. sarssP.ria purify and
possible In contaminated constitutions.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
ar. dat .h hse 4. p y
can rarely Withstand s',d. the Their pen.trspr prop
ami sas .:snp 0sS'
ho is ID darn
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The CHIRIQuI GOLD DIssISos-A Panama col
respondent says:

fepouucas
Further accounts received from Chiriuui and
fresh arrivals Of gold confirm the fact of the e1js
tence Of manufactured gold In large Quantities in
the Indian graves. have seen at least 100 pounds
weight of these golden ornaments, some of whic b
are very curious All letters received from Cbiri-
qui agree in stating that the yield is large and
that the number Of graves Is enormous There are
now about 900 Of the natives Of the provinces #
work. Some men have obtained as much a Is
pounds weight. One man dug 800 ont of one
grave. Another found golden hat or crown,
weighing, IL is said, D pounds; but the images
average only from an ounce to q pound and a
half, though saw one Of three pounds weight /,
very well-wrought human figure. The schoon. =
Josefa sailed from here on the 10Th, fully laden
with provisions, with about IS passengers chiefly
young men Of good family. Two other schooners
sail In a few days, and II the accounts are con-
nrIned by the JOsefa party, city will be deser
ted Every one In the interior il of to the dig
glngs, leaving the women alone in the villages
Agriculture Is entirely neglected. and az this is
seed-time, the dggers will have to pay high
price next season for their rice and corn com
pany Of American gentlemen, chartered by the
State Of Maryland under the title Of the Chfrioui
Real Estate Company, hold large grant Of Land
in the district within which these graves are stua
ted Perhaps Ii would be worth their while to
look after it.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP In THE
i WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world ID
hAKfshoKNEkfHI < PEEGGEE3RRSAL SYRUP OF

nounced BY medical men, and those who have used
it, to be the best PREPARATION for CossAs Colds o.
Cold, and preventive ofthatlion Of diseases, Gov
Exemption.
Persons who sing should use il IL 10 pleasant to
the TASTE soitens, olears and gthens the voice
alays al irritation Of the throat and lnnss and pre-
vents taking cold.
~ Bottles IS and 50 cents and SI. Sold By ell
druggists In Washington, Georgetown and AleIAp-
dri4. oc LIT
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IMPORTANT 80 81
i TO THE CITIZENS OF --
WASHINGTON AND 0kORGETOWN.
HEALTH. RCON0MY,AND COMFORT.
McDonnells Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Soufhern Plantation and Family
Remedy and Beverage. 'a


No more Fsrsr and Agxe NO more Cholera Cramps
er Diarrhsa .I-No more Dyspepsia, Isdi-
sestion, or FlatNieney,"
For these comp aints the CATAW.BA GINGER
WINE 10 an UNyAILING REMEDY and rREvKNTIyK.
This delicious Wineis prepares from The GATAW-
BA GRAPE AND JAMAICA GINGER, and, for
purity, Of quality and richness of favor, rs une.
qualed by any thing in the market, thus rendering 1t
the most desir able of SUMMER BEVERAGE S,
whilst its Tonic and Invigorafing Properties have
secured for 1t WORLD WIDE REPUTATION and rN
PRKCEDENTBp SALE.
The " inc is pre- sminent:y adapted to the Female
Constitution. Also, Tor the use of Clergymen and
persons of Sedent8ry Habits, being ON-INTOX-
1CATING, and in imparting HEALTH AND VIsoR
OF MIND AND BoDY. ..
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
We ask for it trial from al, satisfied that SIN
gle trial will establish at TIE South the high Ieputs
hon which 1t has acquired in al other sections Of
the Union. "-
Wholesale Depot, II Mercer ST.. Baltimore.
jy n-lm JAS: McDONNE ELL, General Agent.
n SwINDLING QUACKS.
SSAUTI9NG9uscks their Books Cordi:ls,
them Al, and, If disposed to profit BY my experience
write for my private Circular on
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, In perfect oonh
dence. your friend. former sufferer, merely super
soribinE Box It's, Chariestown, Mass. :,
je H-D& WHY
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I AGER BEER.

II A6ER BEER.
p.u, Ne Ar = st., s,re doors saa sf ia 50
.nd1u Sitfgs 4 u the daily receipt Of the AIeq-
ne 0sss 10 this country Orders for This health
hes. o 1890 ellfheT In large or small bottles or
sny part or the city At the most moderate prices
w1Ns99,s ohoioe HUNGARIAN and FIR ENCH
ma o. 3m
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80 NOTICE.
MAJ owing 10 contemplate repairs on nv II
WIr6 store hoase, which are to Ia Re place in q y
Wif3 short time, | have therefore this day de-
nTS cided 70 tell my entire stock of GROCE- -
kiES, OLD WINES, BRANDIES and OI m
WHISKY, winch cannot be surpassed for its puri-
" and natural flavor, 81 greatly reduced prioes.
until my entire stock is disposed Of which is lar e:
quaIty. And i now invite my present en- stomers
an all other persons who buy for the cash 10 coma
ana Partake OF the ADVANTAGES which here Offer
=, Jesse b. WILSON, Grocer.
No. 32I Pa avenue, between 9th and nth s,s,
~ How south side
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my PIECE OF MUSIC SENT TO ANY
"A part Of the world postage freeb by addressinr
the Piano, ~ lodeou, and Musio Store of JOaNF r.
ELLIS, Warrington, ID. G..
Musio neatly bound Instruments carefully re.
paired: Pianos rented; Piano Stools. Piano Covers
A. John =. ELIAs'S, SOC Pa. avenue, between
9th and 10th ats.
To Upright Pianos for rent of very 6ne tone,
seven ootayes, neat finish, take very small space
prioe very low.
Tvs JOHN p. ELLIS.
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HISCNLA1toua
JAvY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1850.
NAVY DKPAHMENr,
Bvsas Of Procts,ons and C.otAssS g,

.-. Bryeas Of Proctstons and C.otAsas,
July Is, l85e.i
SgaLxD PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals Tor
be, vi be received at this ofhos until o clock q.
m, On Wednesday, the 9TH day Of September next,
risk to the United States, at the following navy
yards:
Barrels Beef. Barrels Pork.
At Charlestovn, Mass. i 900 900 :
AT Brooklyn, N. 400 1000
At GOsport, Va ....,. so
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
i AND MATURITY,

THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITY,
Just published gratis, the 25tA fhossand.
"A few words on the Rational Treatment without
Medicine, ofSpermator rhea or Local -KR>
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, HHxA
Genital and And Ns af,En Debility, Pre- 6
tency and I'm edments to Marriage
generally,
BY B. DE LANEY, nj. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming com
plant. originating in the imPrudenoe and solitude
OF youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is in this small tract clearly demon rated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment. "a
Of which everyone 10 snabled to cure HIMSELF per
feoty and at the least possible cost, thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nostrums of the DAY
Sent TO any address, gratis and post free, in
sealed envelope, BY rsmittln{ pest Baidl tgo post
street. New York City. ma 50 tr
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uEDI0IUH.
uELMBOLD's

HELMBQLRS BUCHU for the Gravel.
HEEttHHg$ERs EESSSSHHSS &. R R:s!:s
BSGc##9S r %a:t' S g. vSa
HEEILMBB99LkR,ss BHGCHHH for Week Nsry yi;;
HEtHs s9ts BBSSSHS lSr ESiysr:s SIi a..Iiud.
H#EEtEHHE9Ebs RSSHHg e. WEI isIs::
HELMBQLRS BUCHH Tor Rryneas Of the Skin.
kaB8bs tSI the ssssf
Ssa BTcH si Mo saf E' ana ss.s
Ies.ness, with Want Of Attention. Horror Of So
HELMBQLps BUCHU for DISTINCTIONS.
fndiscrstion, and al Diseases Of the
s.... j. .. ssEsgAs oE ssss:i. e.... orig.
mated, and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Ta;ss 2s
Grave! and Daop:y and nSssb{ p the iniuai
sHoe established that any disease Of these Srssni
effects the mind more than any and al others, and
Of
EPlsptiS Pit:.in one Of HsiSh the pssen. eI
ueny fSo~sd - these Grsa nSs is
and Consumption! The record of the Insane Asy-
and the s Of q
ti SS .pResr, The ooantsn.nCs j, actually .oddsu
visits IT, should sound Of the voice OCCUR, It il
Low su Tss sounds, Il: srisf besafisa
Debility 10 most terrible, and has brought thous-
noSsy fs: ss
CURED By tho use Of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
Ths mass Of voluntary testimony IN possession OF
the Proprietor, vouching its virtues and curative
powers, 10 lmnense, embracing names well knewn
month to twenty years standing, and Of the most
reliable and responsible character open for in
Physicians, and distinguished ClergymeD
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is prepsr-
81 directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
See Prof. Dewees valuable Works on the Prsctios
Of Physio, and most of the late Standard Works Of
Medicine.
HELMBOLD's BUCHU is safe and pleasant In
city 6df.%an 1asss
tom contains no Naroote Mscurs or ePon.
Drug 0q RHIfEsE,M Estsf1S! Sol. Manufacturer
November, 1854. WIN. p. HlsBARD, Alderman -
Prioe 81 per bottle. six for IS, delivered to any
TRIAL S HSk gB BtT x cbEBEtIK
'SdESHss and S5{
Of Medical SK and
14 South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Philad'a
To be had Of all Drusgsts and dealers throughout
the United states, Csnadas and British Provinces.
Ak for aEIMsOIDs-t.ks no Other. Cure.
Sold By &. sToTT, Druggist, corner Pa. avenue
End 18th street, Washing City, and al other drug
EisD. jan 26-eolys
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GUGAR, BACON, 60.
- 81 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR,
$40 choice HAMS,
SO plain do e'
$500 lbs. sHOULDERS,
loo bags Rio and lava COFPEE
$50 barrels kne Old WHISKY,
rs do. BRANDY.
Just received and for Gala BY
ma n-eotf MURRAY q sEMMEs.
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TRUNKS OF EVERY DEsCRIPTION MaAs
u 20 order n the Southern Trunk FaSterv 400
Un Street, opposite Odd Fsllovs' Hall
10 l4-xm JAMES g. TOPHAM
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE " -
fKEfxkHTokY DEPARTMENT
informed that there viii BE- few vsosncies md
for new pupils and but few. For terms aesjv Ia
signed. WIN. RUGSf. E SSsa01
fsb-W&b Chairman Of the FecuI2y
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, AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

DIR. ]. C. AVER q CO..
LOWELL, MASS, r..
PRIcR, 81 PKH BorrLK; Six BofrLRs 70, ~
Ersold BY T. d. GILMAN, Washington; r. a r CIa
SELL, Gsorgstovn, and By all Duggists svsryvhsre.
ma & = cemr
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24
Correspondence of the a. Daily Press. y
EAGLE HOTEL, EATON. O.. juno 2sd, isl

EAGLE HOTEL, EATON, o., June 23d, 1859,
EDITOR Pass: 1t is scarce three weeks since
terrible contiagration spread over this place,
which, for awhile, threatened to sweep every
thing before it. The loss was from $780, 900 to
S4O,OOO-the total insurance on which was
SS,646-S3, 600 in the IEtna and Preble Mutual
which will, or has been paid; the balance was
in the Cleveland and Washington Union Office,
Who are very blackboard in coming for,rard.
The insurers do not expect to get dollar from
them. Notwithstanding this the property hol-
ders have set to work with zeal commendable;
already the walls of a new block are fast be-
ing raised. Masons and hod fellows arc hard
at work from morn till night, and soon, Phoenix
like, the entire square will, as 'twere, arise
from the ashes; and in future we hope those
wishing insurance will remember and get in
sured in some safe Cincinnati ofice-some one,
for instance, that advertises in the PRESS
Talking OF nldsOnS and hOd -feHolcs reminds
me the above orders have fine lodge in this
place, the Odd Fellows having lately finished
a neat Hall; it is well furnished and reflects
much credit upon that noble Order. They arc
quite numerous, and their proceedings are char
acterized by much liberality.
Well, the crops, the crops, that is tho talk.
The last beautiful spell of weather has killed
off the croakers; they have "gone up" for
really there never was a more encouraging
prospect for the farmer. Corn fields look lux
uriant; the barley is being garnered, the wheat
is bowing its head in very mockery at those
who talked so glibly of its utter failure. |
was, this morning, shown some wheat, sixty
acres, the owner of which offered to sell out
entirely, at So 90 per acre, only three weeks
since; to-day he refused $25 90 an acre.
shall write you again from Richmond.
Yours truly, ALF,
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l. A w REP O RT .
COM MON PLEAS.

SECOND TRIAL or CHARLES CooK.--The Sec
ond trial of Charles Cook for the murder of
Kate Bureau (he verdict in the first trial
having been set aside) commenced before
Judge Dickson. The interest manifested on
the occasion of the former trial seems very
much to have subsidized, Judging from the
small number Of spectators who were present
yesterday. The interval between the two
triale--about five months, during the whole
of which the defendant has been in confine-
ment--seems to have produced but little
change in his appearance. He seems in rath-
er better health. In addition to his former
counsel Judge Matthews and +. A. Logan)
James 7. Worthington appears for the de-
fence.
Two special venires have been issued
each for thirty-six persons--from whom the
Jurors are to be selected. The process up to
this time has been found tedious one. One
only has been selected-Alex. G.. Clark.
The case will proceed to-day.
Amanda Lindsay was convicted of passing
counterfeit money. The jury recommended
her to the clemency of the Court.
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sTRANGER,s GUIDE.

y = - Z ~ - ARTIST. a.
q. w. Phillips, No. Bacon's Building, corner
Sixth aud Walnut "
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS& & SEEDS.
Wilder, Robinson GS Co., 230 Walnut street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Anderson, GEtes SEWright, 1 IL Main st. ~
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
McAlpin, Hinman 81 Co., 1903 Walnut st. .
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley 81 Co., agents, IL Main ct.
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
]. Butler, 80 Vine st.
RETT II MEDICINES. < } .
Dr. G. w. R0baclk's Scandinavian Blood Pills
aud Blood Purifier, No. q East Fourth street, sec
ond building from Main.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
Pollock IL Mccall, 232 Walnut st. t
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. wv. ii SBeelk, 81 broadway u -.
DIR. J. G. Beck, 81 Broadway. o.
SEWING MACHINES.
Geo. b. SJoRt & Co., % West Fourth street.
SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free g. Co., O Main st,
., TRUNK. .MANUFACT0RIES.
G.. w. ShOIl, 81 Walnut street
VETERINARY SURGEON. .
J. G. Meyer, South Least corner Pike and Pearl sts
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Beggs g. Smith, West Fourth st.
WINDOW, SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
Snowden Otte, 81 West Fourth ST..
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
8. G.. Burnett g. Co., 27 Walnut ct. s
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The New CATHOLIC INsTITuTE-LAYING OF
THE CORNER STONE YESTERDAY AFTERNooN.-
The laying Of the Corner Stone Of the new
Catholic Institute on the corner of Vine and
Longworth streets, yesterday afternoon, was
the occasion of calling forth the largest secta-
rian procession that ever paraded the streets
Of Cincinnati. The number has been vari-
ously estimated at from five to seven thou
sand in the procession, and from sixteen to
twenty, y,thousand on the grounds. The pro-
cession formed at one o'clock P. NJ, and
consisted of the following Associations: .'
First Division-Assistant Grand Marshal,
II. H. Cohorst.-st. Mary's Society, Coving-
ton St. Aloysius Young Mems Society, Gov
ington--Newport st. Michaels Society,
storrs Township; st. Aloysius Orphan So
ciety, Cincinnati German Relief Society,
Cincinnati. fE.. ...f .-tt
Second Division-Assistant Grand Marshal.
E. Martin.-St Charles Boromeo Library So
ciety, Cincinnati st. Peters Auxiliary Be-
nevOlent Society, St. Xavier Church st.
Joseph'S Orphan Society, st. Xavier Church /;
sodality of the Holy Family, st. Xavier
Church; sodality at st. Xavier Church St.
Joseph's Society, St. JOseph's Church St.
AlOysius Young Mems Society, St. Jose ph's
Church st. WiIlibrOrduS Society, st. Will
brordus Church. E
Third Division-Assistant Grand Marshal,
w. S. Roseorans.--St. Charles BoTomeo So
ciety, st. Philomena's Church; st. Paul's So
ciety, st. Paul's Church; st. Calasanticus
Library Society, Cathedralj St! Patriok's Ro,
man Catholic Benevolent Society, Cathedral;
st. Peters and st. Joseph's Benevolent Socicsy,
Cathedral; Officers of the Institute and Ora
tors Of the day. f.&
On arriving at tho Institute, tho corner stone
was blessed and laid by Archbishop Purcell;
after which an address in German was deliv-
cred by the Hon. Joseph E. Egly, and one in
English by P. McGroarty, Esq., after which
the assemblage dispersed.
In the evening Pixies Opera House was fill
ed to its capacity to listen to addresses by
Donald Mcleod Esq, Bishop Henni of Mil
waukee, end Archbishop Purcell.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-24

Requirement OF THOSE WHO FILL IN PERRY's
VICTORY ON LAKE ERIE,--The Masonic Fra
tcrnity OF Erie, Pa, propose to perform this
ceremony on the 4th of July, as will be seen
by the following extract of letter, dated Erie,
Pa, June z, 1859: "We are to have a grand
Masonic parade and festival on the next ami
versary Of our nations birthday. The great
object Of the military demonstration to be held
here on the Fourth of July is to re-inter the
remains of those who gloriously fell in battle
in Commodore Perry's feet, in tho war of
1872. Their remains have recently been ex-
humed by tho excavations now making ON the
Sunbary and Erie Railroad, at the bank of the
lake overlooking our harbor. -