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Special Notices.


HOff0sOay's BUras, scafds,
and contusions arising from explosions unfore
seen catastrophes, soothed from immediate
agony and rapidly healed by the application OF this
unguent. No family should neglect having it On
hand for timely use and it should he important
a concomtant Of the miner or maehinist as the pick
the file. Sold at tlIe man uiactory, No. 80 Maiden
Lane New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c., Gle,
and 81 per pet. msrz3
Nome Tssftma0ny-W'e haze tried Hos
LETTERS STOMACH BITTFRs for Dyspepsia
and can speok favorAbly Of its effects, and have
hesitation in commenting them TO those suffering
from any debility of the kind.--Pf.bdFg Uhaed
Presbyterian.
HoSTETTER'S BITTERS.-These Bitters have
obtained wide spread and we-deserved celebrity
in all parts of the country. They an admirable
remedy for a great variety Of stomach diseases 1t
is sufficient evidence of its bshatira character TO
observe the immense Quantities of it shipped by
Messrs. Hostetter Smith, the proprietors, to all
! points In the coun,ry,-PdisbaTJ Post, Aug. ~,
1853.
knowledge is gained by experience, aud. though
We have heretofore dealt very little in medical pre-
partitions, compelled in justice TO the man
facturers to say that Ilosetter's Stomach Bitters
has been the means Of curing us OLA severe attack
OF Dyspepsia, and has removed pain in the stomach
in very short time Pat~LSfg Ga=ette, Augas
Is, 1858. mar23
God Licer Off as PaIafabfs jelly
The recent Improvement made by Quera in the
preparation of pleasant jelly containing eighty
i've per of the best Oil, and approved by the
n. Y. Academy of Medicine, adapts this valuable
remedy the most delicate stoaach. 1t Is retain
ell dige>:,d and a-smiated like ANY h'od PsN-
roLp, PARAER 4 MOWER, No Fieicher street
New York. are the General Agents for Quera's COD
Liver Oil Jelly.-sr-- --a-
Bg For sale bv all Druggists. mar9-6m
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PITTsBURG, March 23-pM
River 10 feet 8 inches by the pier mark
and falling. Weather clear.
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sale bv all Druggists.


Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana
Office on Mater street, between Main and Locust
Coal, quantities of not less than 20 bushels, de-
Vered any part of the city, at 10 cents per bash
at the pit 3 cents JOHN WYM0ND,
oet9 Secretary aud Manager.
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LHUszsN'S EAEHE6S CVsH H@s1sF =
az NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS Express COMPANY respectfully an
nounce TO their friends and patrons, the public of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facl-
ties for the transportation of
FREIGH T, PA OK A GES,
MONEY AND VALUA BLES.
They solicit continuance Of former favors rs.
pecia taken in the collection of Bills, Draft,
Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves OF the ft-
cties of the Express can obtain any desired infoI
nation in reference to the ard details of tho
business, at their Office First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post OIfce
de Is G. III. FISH, Agent
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MsEEERar., g. TO TINE .sHor.E, .

IN u would beg leave TO solicit for the hrn
the same patronage which bestowed ON the ole
firm. PHILIP KRAMER
Referring To the above We request all those who
know themselves indebted to for years Ia
up aad settle, determined close our old
books. ijan2T 3ml
lEdquirer and Volksbote copy
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

EhFSS0 kJTE0.N.-Tk TIE E'.EHT.t.Eis-
LIZ ship heretofore existing between rhiiil
Deckei and Philip Kramer, under the firm OF Deck
4 kramer hsl, been dissolved by mutual consent
The old business will he carried the old
by PHILIP DECKER, who will continue the
manufacture of Lard Oil, Soap aud Candies, au6
who will also settle the affairs and business of the
late firm PHILIP DECk Err.
PHILIP KRAMER.
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DAY &c MATLACK.
Wood Yard!
.b25-lm so PEARL ST., CINCINNATI,

Wood Yard!
HAFSSOLUTEO.N OF T.N'ER-
LIZ SHIP.-The connection heretofore existing
between III. LutZ and Samuel Stiliwel in the Wood
business has been dissolved, III. LUTZ having pur-
chased the entire interest of Samuel Stlwel in the
concern. MIR. Lutz will settle all outstanding
counts of the wood yard, and will hereafter conduct
it by himself for his account. He will keep
hand, at all times, full supply of wood, both sawed
and in cord wood length--as may be ordered
which he will deliver at the lowest market prices
his customers in any part of the city
Orders left at his grocery store, or at the wood
yard on the Canal will receive prompt attention.
MARI HENRY LUTZ.
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EMs oDE.v MINIMUM SUR

~ scriber has just returned from the East with
large and fresh stock Of everything in his line pur
chased from the manufacturers, and which will be
sold as low as can be purchased in Cincinnati,
which has heretofore hud the bulk OF this trade
with the exception of few leading articles. lie
has now in store and is daily receiving
1000 dozen Painted Buckets, all colors,
COO nests Painted and Cedar Tubs, all sizes,
2o0 dozen Bras bound Cedar Buckets,
200 nests Painted and Cedar Keelers,
100 dozen Cedar PigGins in nests, brass aud lion
bound,
100 dozen Cedar Churns, bras bound,
100 dc Red Cedar Churns, iron bound,
100 do Well Buckets, vanished grades,
300 do Brooms, all grades, from large stable
to small hearth
1000 NJ Percussion Caps, imported,
800 dozen Baskets, imported, fancy & common,
100 do Washboards, zinc and bannister,
100 do Hand Whisks, plain and f.ncy.
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RETAIL MARKET.

EyERD $500 BUSHELS C0R.y.s 6,
- $4,000 bushels Bran. Fer sale at a T. Z
mari z ~" q. II. COOK 4 SONS.
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N V.s.V.sVYLLE, Fs.sDUCgIE, .4.s,O
sOEUTiO.N:-TIiEi P.sRT.V:ER-

LII ship heretofore existing under the firm Of
Tenney & Sorenson has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. IS. S0RENSFN settles the bust
ness and is authorized the name of the f1rIn
i'll liquidation H. 3 IENNEI'
Evansville Feb. j, 1859. s. soRENsoN
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= EG UL.g EV:g.N,s-

I-aiigssusAszt-v Vile, Evansville ard Henderson
Packet SCI0TO No. 2, BALLAD,
Master leaves Evansville for Louisville aud all in
termediate points, every Wednesday at p. NJ, and
every Saturday at IL A. 81. dcc2
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& TAX IND T.fELOH' CANDIES
~ AND BAR SoAP-225 boxes, best brands,
for sale by 5. L. GILBERT co.
HBRGD-N IND WHITE SUGAR
ME Cheap Coffee-Rie or Java,
Do Tea--Green Black,
Do Meal-Corn Dat,
Do Candles-Star, Opal or Tallow,
Do Rice, HOminy, &c, &c
For sale at q. H. COOK & SONS.
Hy.S.n-GI' sO.SPs-2OO BOXES, IS
II sorted, in store and for sale by
febI9 S f. GILBERT f co.
NEED! FEED! FEED =
d 100 tons prime Hay,
1000 lush do Ear Corn,
200 do do Shelled Corn,
500 do do old Oats,
500 do do Bran.
Ia store and for sale low at
aFf- u. G. DUSOUCHETS,
jan29 Corner Water and Locust streets.
&UPERIOR CO.sL.-TRE SUR
~ scriber is now receiving by the Canal a supply
of Coal, which is mined in good manner and ship
ped in clean order, free from impurities OF slack.
IL is recommended To the public as an article m
tended to give satisfaction to the consumer and
trial Of its quality is solicited. George W Amory
will attend to the selling and delivery of Coal and
receive orders at the warehouse Of JAS. Laughiln,
.Jr on Main street, the Cenal.
Lots of 20 bushels at l0cents.
Lots of 100 bushels and upwards at a ded'tctl1n.
f.hl-3md FRANCIS AMORY.
eNP.YyyTSH .nOSS-25 R.3LES Re-
ian tsi''' per ''D'' '''i''' PRESTON BROS
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I'D n n II Mt S.9FETE' FUSE ron
marl5 i. II. COOK SONS.
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Broom MakelS observation-disclosures. lNlne, LACKS
and Wire,
Rolling Pins, Potato Washers, Pastry Boards,
Wooden Bowls, Choppng Knives, Clothes Pins,
Butter Stamps, &C., &c, including too large
riety for enumeration in an advertisement. Pur-
chasers reque sted to call and examine for them
selves. J. II. RUSSELL, 500 Main street
MARI Between Sd and 4th, Louisville, Ky.
TEsE.qS! TEAS! TE.zS !-I.uEsERA-
-E al, Young Tyson, Gunpowder, and Bl'lz Teas,
suit customers. For sale at lowest rates by
jan2T HoRNBROOk co.
E.s.NES UHEE, .N.s.y-gF.gCTU7ER
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, south \Nzzsss@ssSszz=zzs9
cast ccrHcr of Division and ga<&.sN.-.-a..
Eighth streets Evansville, Ia $500
RS Plows of all kinds and Cutivators and Farm
ing Implements constantly hand All orders
promptly filled. viii seal nj Wholesale aud retail.
felsl-w4mSd1m ~rrkr -a
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital ~ %
SURPLUS -, III Is
This Company continues to is>ne Policies Cn Fine
risks nj rvas' i,ahle rates
DIRECTORS:
! c h Dowers, W bull, Ii FREEMAN,
! b Bludgrit, Newton case, Thos Steele,
I CIV Well Tel, II Phillips, Csc Lihdsr,
! PIiney Jewell, ii Perkins. GIN Bartholomew
g. b. BOWERS, President.
| Z. {. WAITE, Secretary.
". B. LoUSsDrhN General Agent.
Applicants made 10 ALLEN T. HALL0CK,
Agent. uiiice--Marble Hall Building, Main street,
| Evansville. feb1o-ly
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WAsHINGTnN, June III Information has been
received from source regarded thoroughly
reliable, giving the particulars of the contem-
plated tilibuster descent Nicaragua The
names Of certain parties who sustain Walker
with arms and money given. the enjoyment
of the benefits of the transit route to compensate
in part, for the outlines thus incurred.
II is stated that the expedition will start the
middle of August and that party OF flibusters
will rendezvous in Florida, and be convened to
Central America in the ''ScOt Chief Wheth-
not this information is strictly true il is Ger
tain our government will end, avor to arrest all
such Illegal enter prises, the order to our naval
vessels for this purpose, heretofore issued, being
still in full force. a.
Gen. JereZ, before he left for Nicaragua was
fully informed of these filibustering movements
General Lamar intended returning to the United
states in the steamer Moses Taylor, but was de-
tanned in Central America by the unexpected re-
ceptiOn of dispatches from the State Department
There was early communication to-day between
the President and those Cabinet officers who are
more particularly charged with what refers to
foreign relations IL is not doubted that the re-
fusal of Nicaragua TO comply with our demand is
the cause Of this action However, it is stated by
the intimate personal friends here of Gen Jerez
thathe will set things right upon his arrival home
The accession Of Palmerston to the premiership of
England is not regarded favorable to our in
terests in Central America.
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PERSONAL.

Browns.
--.-H Hon. L. J. Barr. of n. Y; Commander r
Stanly, L :. " Col. J. A. Ripley, Maj Garnett,
U 3 A hon. j. NJ. kunkel, Of Md; Capt "A
Wizards
Queen Victoria has, il seems. determined TO
visit Ireland this summer She was to be treated
To grand review at the Curragh Of kildare
some hIhe In the middle of the month. Her Mai
esiy HIS given another State ball. and as our LADY,
readers do not think il else than pleasingly per-
sonal, they will thank to tell them that she
wore dress of yellow tulle over yellow silk
trimmed with white blonde and red Carnations
and OrnaHentsd with diamonds. Her Maiesty s
head dress was circlet of diamonds and red car
nations. to cores pond.
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FROM MExIco.-The steamship Tennessee, from
Vera Cruz on the I'D instant has arrived at New
Orleans conducta, with five million of specie,
left the city OF Mexico the 2sth Of May, and
was seized by Robes forty miles from Vera Cruz
commissioner was sent from Vera Cruz to nego-
tiate with Robles, but he accomplished nothing
1t was reported that the French and English min
listers have arranged for shipping it by British
war vessel at Macombo. Mr. McLane had sent
Capt Farragut, of the Brooklyn, to demand the
release of the American portion Of it, amounting
10 S2,OO0,Oo0. The result was unknown The
English feet had been ordered to Vera Cruz
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II The grand jury Of Kings county, N. j.,
have decided that there was not uficient evidence
before them in the case of Fanny Deane HalseyI
who was found drowned under circumstances
regarded suspicious at the time. to warrant their
taking any action in the matter. Several wit
nesses were examined, under oath, and among
them MIR. Wells, who stated that he had not seen
the lady for several DAYS previous to her DEATH
when she called at his office. The district attor-
ney had also investigated the matter, but nothing
tending to duplicate any one had transpired.
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II BY late adyices from the Sandwich Ielends
we learn that the whaling season had ended and
general dulness prevailed IN the citytrade. Two
priests and sisters Of charity had arrived from
Chile in an English bark. The King himself had
taken around a subscription paper for the purpose
of collecting funds for hospital relief and melted
$4,000. The Legislature had adjourned, after a
five months session. which was very useful. A
number of rival companies We're engaged in the
search for new guano islands. --. ..
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THE BEST OF THE SEASON.
Pic Mic! Pic Mic.
THE OBJECT, CHARITY,
HELP THE ORPHAN ROWS


The lady MANAGERS ofST. JCSEPH'S ORPHAN
MIC at Arlington on THURSDAY
Sth June, 1883.
Omnbuses will run from corner 7th sire every
haIt-honT to and from the Sprung from 3 O'Clock a
M ucti such an hour that every person has left the
grounds at nj hit, .
Canal boats will run from Georgetown To the
Spring every ha!f-hour from m. until Q D. m
During the day eighteen tTi-colored balloons
will be sent up
Mr. Brady, the photographer, Will he on the
families, elabs, the orphans. &C., all free OF charge
AtSl2 O'Clock p. m. one of the orphan boys, az ed
only years, viii deliver addT ess prepared ex
pTes'ly Tor the OCCASION Other novelties are Ia
contemplation. -
Tickets: 81 cents for gentlemen: 25 cents CorI.
dies 10 cents for children. To he had at John q
Il'Iss Piano Store, Tay Tor MauTy Philip IS and
Blanchard d Mohun's Bookstores. CITY Drug
~ re-. and the follow Ing gentlemen no VIII act -
managers during the day
JAS. q Berret, Mr.. Stoughton, J { Frzp,tick
II q Sweeney, Hudson Taylnr, Ju-rpi NAV,
WIN J. D"'e, JphG Ennis, u J. Mel, uqhIin,
ia : Harvey, Ch'E ;. JONES, P-r.r,i1lIrnt
O. Enui., w. BtViy, VIM r. Stubfs
~ ter.a, Br BIKE, PniIT I.HIcHenry,
WIN. II wIrd, Capt Goddard, Hura Don,hu. ~
Ptuus 1hyscn, A. L. N.Nton, WA Z. = tul.I,op
, Mohun, John Eils, Daniel CT ,rkt, p.
john r. CoyIe, John + ErIdg-t, Dr. Toner
WIN. Morgan, George Slvage, NJ. Nnemeyer
X h. Laskey, Thos }. Els er, WIN Forsyr {,
+ NcNerhany, Jas r Halliday, H. c Mel aUghlin.
...... Gsorgs:Oica COpImttfs.
Richard PtttHe, J"s o'Donnoghue, Francis Harper,
" Alder; King, John J. Bogue, DR. KidN ell
John StAke, i.25-d
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p ALTIMORE AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD.
- 4 g.: s

- g 80
Trains over this .osd going through al point.
| att a. m and Asp. m.
That At 4c5 p B is express and stops only at prin
For PARKERsBURG, and stations on that road
Passengers from Washington. to connect with
above ",'' K VIZ Il f f 81 bsSsSch
Fis s!av W lfsEi II 'SSSS at a.. and $50 g. m
F From BALTIMORE a. 4ao and AS a. m., AIS
+ on T WASH iXSTSS Ma, sst$sg.m.
For AS ~ and Vat s.ai%ns leave
T?s,S! iSf SfN 2sRk .. ,, =. -. .ns
Th sS G1F s.ss2 pr Norwich
MM,SIfsS;iss E, ey StGTinston Lines and to WHITE
Round trip can be procursd by the fvsnirg
tr IRA. 10 return y morning trains. and from Satur
jsa 'nS . D'onAS r nl r. iPPssRsoNs, Agent.
pRnr0sAI.S FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA-
Il TioNoPrOposals willie received at the q uar-
day Of october next for The M On az fhe , ft
sary supplies during the years 1861 and 1851, the
-. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, In the
territory OF kansas: from Fort Larami', in the
the or DS any 1p the
venworth and south of latitude q deg. north. at
whieh depot may be estabi he'd, 10 the poqts
tory Of Nebraska south OF altitude ~ deg rorth m
Oregon south ct latitude a deg. north ADD east a"
loBstuda ia deg. west, and in the Territory of
Utah north latitude ~ deg. north and west OF long
i'uda ia deg west.
2. From Forts Leavenworth and r Hey, in the Ter
IitOry of hanSas. and FROM the town OF Kansas, IN
the Stne of Missouri. to Fort Union, in the Terri
tory of New Mexico to any other pot that NAV
j.. From Fort Union, or suoh other depot = NAV
be ssIgnatsd IN the Territory of New Mex e,
the posts or depots that are or may be established
Ia the Military tlepartment OF New Mexico, except
Forts Bliss aud Fillmore -
The weight to be transported each year Ill not
thousand pounds. nor more on route than ten mil
lions of Pounds. and Oh routes and than two mil
Honhve hundred thonsand pounds each
Propose will state the rate Der hund red pourd.
per hundred miles for which the transportation will
be performed on each route In each month Of the
year, and may be made for al the routes collective
y, for any two of them, or for each route separa.
Bidders will give their names in full as well as
bonds with good security in such amount as the
Qgartermaster General may determine.
the lst day Of January, 1861 ald as transportation
may be demanded at any time for the whole weight
the routes, they will be required to have places of
business or agencies at or in the vicinity of Fort
Leavenworth, Fort .aramie, and Fort Union, or
other depot IN New Mexico at which they NAV be
communica ted with promptly and eadily.
Each proposal must be accompanied by guaran-
isfactorily certified TO the Quart rmakter GENERAL,
awarded the contract, they will enter an obi
Proposals will be endorsed as follows Proposals
tof ALny IrdTSpo' saIton and none Will be cntsr
tons set forth in this advert semeIt =
he right Is reserved ofrrjectins any or all the
bids tlat may be made. IT.
QgARrERMAsTER GEsERAL's OFFICE. a.,
je % 5 awtistOct Washington, June n, 1859.
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SPIRIT OF. THE MORNING PRESS

The CoRstirHttoH denominates the course OF
Mr.. Bolts and his confreres towards our foreign
born citizens on the Naturalization question the
last Know Nothing dodge to get those citizens
back to their native countries and kept there.
The Constitution also treats upon i" Multi
fcation in New Hampshire" and comments
upon the good management of the Interior De
partment under the present Administration.
The Infeiiigsncey again defends at length
the naturalization doctrine lately enumerated
by Secretary Cas-. --------.-.
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ERANDCELEBRAT!ON OF THE FoURTI

u OF JULY.
The Young Mems Benevolent Association of
w ashington intend celebrating the 49,,
fonrth oil July nv grand excursion E49E3<
TO Glymont. The members of this8Sc4H0E1B
association take great pleasure in announcing to
that the proprietors of Glymont having generously
rendered the IN the honor of celebrating that glorious
day. the Fourth of July, at their place. which is the
most beautiful and agreeable spot the Potomac,
Tor the beauty OF Its scenery and many ar range
inents Tor the accommodation of all who msy honor
OF Washington, Georgetown, and AIexandria for
the patronage they have always shown US Those
who may join us will not only be pleased 10 partici
pate IN the amusempnts of the day, hut " ill be
donbly pleased WHOM they reflect that they are not
only enjoyln themselves but aiding a good cause
Inc grounds about the Pavilion have been greatly
improved since the last excursion season, with
summer houses, ladies' cradle swings &c We
pledge ourselves that neither pains nor expense will
he spared to axe this the reeable excur
that eyer left Washington.
| X M, Huntes, of Boston, will deliver an ora
ton on the occasion.
A superior Brass CotiIIon Band has been engaged
Tor all who may wish to JOIN in the may dance.
Tho steamer Mount Vernon will leave her wharf
atthe loot OF 9TH street At so a. and p. IN; re-
turning at and p. m. Mr.. VIM. Whaey's omni-
buses vii leave the Northern Market foot of the
Capitol, 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street and Prnnsy lvania avenue at g. m and
- p. ~ The Georgetown line will connect at the
different points the Avenue; also, be in readiness
on til" retu OF the boat to carry persons to differ
elt parts Of the city.
Meals will bH furnished at all hours by the pro
pTIetors at CITY pricer.
Single tickets cents children half price Ticket
can be had at all the principal music, book. and
drug stores, and at the boat on the day of the
oursIon. ie 28-pu3t
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TMETROPOLiTAN COLLEGIATE In
S SIlruTE.
FOR YOUNG LADIES'

The Concluding Exercises for the schol ast,c wear
will he held in '
MEsLEY CHAPEL, corner Of 5th and + sts
On WEDN ESDAN EVENING, the 10Th instant;
- commencing at 3 o'clock.
The EXerclAes viii consist of ORIGINAL Composl-
tons. Vocal and Instrumental Music. Distribution
of PREMIUMS, and an Address by Rev. A. w. Will
son, of Baltimore.
Inc public are invited to attend. je2s-2t
EPOST OFFICE, WASHINGTON, i. C.
UYS June *. 1859.
From and after the LIST July, the anne xed hetn
Of the arrivals and pa rtnres of the Following ma Il
viii be observed at This office:
=, TIE P9RT ToBAcCQ mail viii. depart on Monday
W ednesday, ard rlday, at o'clock a. m, and mr.
rye on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at G
The Y PIER MARLBORO mail will de- part on Mon
dav, Wednest,ay. and i riJiay at O'clock A. m and
arrive on TuesdaS Thursday, and Saturday, at y Z
The ROCKVILLE mail will depart on Tuesday.
THURSDAY, and saturday, at Z O'Clock n m and :, r
rye on Monday. "wednesday, and Ffida,, al 6
je % 81 wM HOMES ID Al
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NAVAL 0RDER.-Capt. S. B. Wilson, Com
mander of the United States ship Constellation
having been detached on account of i'll health
Capt. John S. Nicholas has been ordered to fl
his place.
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o, SWAMI AND OVERLOOKED LANDS A patent
NO IL for lands in the Edwardsville (now
Springfeld) district, Illinois, enurins to the
said State under the grant of September IS,
1850, containing Is, 69O94 acres has just been
submitted by the acting Commissioner Of the
General Land Office to the President of the
United States for signature. f-5 3
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NOW is THE TIME
~ TO COVER
- YOUR HEAD AND FEET.
AND THIS Is THE PLACE. ..
..f SEVENTH STREET,
NEAR MAINLAND AVENUE, NsLAYpl

@An GENTS! .r. ..
HmY DELAY NOT-BUT 60 TO -
7HN NIN%S. -
and get one of those DOLLAR PANAMA HATS
before it IL too late.
Another large supply of those Gents and Bows,
MORPHY CAPS at g cents. =
f Aff %P fE kfa SHOES from 3, CUP
Ify3M wat a BON TON SO g JENNINGS.
De- LASTING SHOES for Sl-g up.
Gents: Boys aud Youths PATENT LEATH-
Err PUMPS.
....- .a grr LADIES'! IA
Look Thai Way and Yos Val Fiad Some Graf
! ~ -----t igE- BasainS! a. Is ..- -
HEELED CATERS, all eolors, from 81 25 M
Z DO. o KID CATERS, al SIS.
Fine NOR. SLIPPERS and BIZ SKINS" at y e.:
chis G r so9f PS'T r LA rHER BOOTS "a.
A few more left of those
N.Y. : and 6 Sa fFfEHfs and HATS, rer,
r.aS sss'SRGi uskrNs, a. s. cen.s,,aH 9.s-t
ladies' Double Sole KID BUSKINS, atsi. q o.
1y-Ladies and Gentlemen :-All kinds of BOOTS,
e e shi hEsi 9, atA street. l.l.nd.