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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-08
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE co.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
~ ~ DRG.4 .4R.u0, CsRRE4G
lie MANUFACTURER

MAIN street, near the Canal,
EVANSAuLE, IsD.
iIss on hand large stock of Buggies anl Wagon.
OF every variety all of lis own Manufacture
which be will warrant 20 IL superior 90 any work
tO bc purchased at flte Past Tor thc Same prices
During the late hard times, aud the iDcIement win
Ter with its impasssby muddy roads. the demand
for Carriages has been light, and his stock has
cumulated in his wsrefOoms; 60 dispose Of it, and
10 relieve himself from sIigh pecniary pressure
he will sell at remarkably low prices. Any person
who wants a beauiiful Buggy al bargain, Will find
better chance for trade than he has ever had D..
fore, at u 500 I. e.If --T-- DEGAkklOS
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co


q, - OF HARTFoRD, CONN. .--
Incorporated lSlO-C Charter Perpetnal.
Capital fall paid eco
Insures against Loss or Damage 10y Fin.
AZ Ola r4...1- DIRECTORS Ii arrr.
ii Huntingdon, BOrnen, job Allyn,
Albert Day, III Kerney, , r brace.
Jas Goodwin, Calvin Day, g ] Russ,
T @ Anyn....sS Secretary. II Huntington, Preside
g G Lyman, Asst dos,.. ". n. Bowers. Actnary
ID. Alexander, General Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
John Graham, Asst do = do do.
Applications made to ALLEN G.. HALL0Ck,
Agent, viii be promptly ATTENDED to-Marhle Hail
Building, Main street, Evansville febl5-ly
NORTH AMERICAN FIFE ms. co.
1--s ~ HARTFORD, CONN. -'lH
tapilai-. e5i'.ch
DIRECTORS.
James @, Bolles, Burial Sage,
A ii Holley, ex Gov. CT, J ID Williams,
Wait Hanley, Charles @ Day,
Willis j. ,Goodsell,o e, l. L Wells,
George Sexton, II III Fitch,
Leonard Church, olcott Allen. l
III friswold, Stiles d Sperry.
l. Howard.
r-. JAMES G.. B0LLES, President
WAIT n. HANLEY, Vice Pre-t
r JOHN A. WALLACE, Secretary. G.ls
Applications received by ALLEN c. PALLOCK.
Agent. Aofioe-Marble Hall Building, Main ST
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ADSsIslffInVs y:sSH,y;KH, 2: q !cz4l ry I'm

II AGAIN.-ALLIS H0wEs, Forwarding aud
Commissioa Merchants. Rectiders OF the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers in all kinds OF Produce,
superior Old BoaTbon and Rye whiskies, and For
sign and Domestic Liquors, &C, Water street, Sec
o1d door above Vine, Evansville, Ind.
HEsRY d. kLLrs. LEWIS uowFs.
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ImPertaa, from nIe.i..-


NV ORLEANS, June l4.-Bytbe way ~ B.x,,.
rss RON vera Cruz Of the 9th instant have h,s :
t,eeu; u was reported that Miramcn ~.
~. nhd, suppressed the pronunciamento Al
ths, 10Y the ptiests) I'm favor Of Zulo.oo, "a
the nsd nurch had tried Miramon, who srrrst<d
n,ocs psS,s and sent them 20 Vera Crn1 Thsss
fihs,.I. gave much announcement 20 ~.
dix;.son VIC could not fail % he gr,fiseS :, r.
Tbn on anu suonoles among their enemies
eaPeaiuon under Gen Marons- .u,,..
ntoreha, was driven back after 49,, e ain -
=, own, suiPplng The women and whinn1na CO... -
70 make them reveal hidden tre.xn,s PPihg 'ne"
Americans, and other foreigner, 49,
CONQUER OF Marquez, 1.-The butche, of T.s., ~ NC
miramoa had decreed Vera Cruz imno,,sys..
Senor Bonilla (Miramon's Secretary Of stat, -,
ro,elgn Affairs bad issued decree. ON tes ss,e
ol May; stating that President Buc hapap va. ne
esPohsioie, and that Americans were moi .ccon,t
c was reported that Mr.. Black. United STAFF.
oohsnl was going to Vera Cruz, for ssfetv fro,,
'"s Iaoole army in the city Of Mexico
oIuier accounts stated that General Coho. -.
the an expedition for rapine and plupder n,
go nns OF Tehusntepec and Other M ~. ~ ,h
OYac, "a now reported that he has entered
ana, owing 20 unprecedented dance, IN 90,
3ueuoe, parties are advised not n cross
by Miramon. "ou oeeh Imprisoned
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DIED.,

LOUISA, wife Of Thomas Stov,r. 49,,
years. "iiiaiiis, tcoiored,D aged 2:
Her funeral will take Mac. -
Sts%ar, O'Clock, from the residence of ci.r31es.
stTeets re-. $50 30 18th street, between + and N
invited tn attend. '0 i""iii' are respectfully
az RsEEerning Of the 18th instant MARGARET
and Hen d. n; infant daughter Of Susan amai;a
he lsnds OF the family are inyitsd ~ at,ard
Of 5tb and rom the residence of her parents co1na
O'Clock. vi " euhesoay afternoon, at 5
ANDR E2 tW f, on Tuesday. the 18th instant
exsndeI and A WnLSrpS, the youngest child of AZ
yited 70 t ana relatives OF the family are in,
~ o,oiaIte attend the funeral To-morrow hern o IN
Nnue s. Fearsa,nh e residence of his grand father,
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Baltimere N1ark.,.-

BALTIMORE, June Il-Flour cIo<.d 49,. 49,.
sdiss Were reported; Howard St is nominal Al a.
q wneat closed hrmeri white 81 7OaSI IS; red
Corn closed with an advancing tendance .,5
more active; white s2as5c; yellow s2aanc anu
7Ac; sides 9sc ',' snouioefs
whisky closed dull and nominal
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New Yerk Mnrk>s.

ss Wv , YORK, june li.-Flour closed duIl st,,.
w.. %, phl9 y iSa7 3D. Southern % .ssa7 s0
neat closed quiet; Southern red Al -. a..
Al so i"'s common red
Torn closed unsettled; old and mixed ss,ssc
closed heavy at 1lalIkc Wv he'u
Whisky closed heavy al a6Ic
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Lyons Powder and his Pills.

-, ~ The insect tribe will IN
tnte vi siGs, President OF the American Inst;
, Is OF national Importance The Esyrn pao
hoppers ants .estrd u thoToughy. Locusts, grass
~. ,aS us preserved, and houses made on,e =
snf ~ T gb.en 70 mankfsd, noe sa,c MI, Ivos
81 snis article A ew applications destrnS.e mcacy
reaches, rd If q worms: bed bugs, feas, ticks,
Mr. r. Iyon Man, i, Msistlc plant discovered nv
'Tis Iy 1eS,s P s,s address RememberU DC
While Lyons Pi IL s n,i s all sects in Trice,
'""Pie masks Is cts; regular sizes 50 cts. and q,
Also the M,ziea. MIA, BARNES PARK, New York.
ap . 1meOw A""teh.
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German Eexfivf,.

BALTIMORE, June I4-Tbe so-i.,,.. .
ing t6e National Singing Festival, are hoI%ip,,
grand festival to-day al the Cattle show o,o,',
IN, mere is an immense throng of all ages. I'm sdd,.
, neet drinking is prominent incident In The -
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AUCTION sAIXa -
THIS AFTERNOON = no. MoRpo~

BY A. GREEN. Aucuopee,- = = -
VALUABLE BUILDING EOTS mn nm.
ISLAND AT AucTION-On tt ESDAY. th.i 1T, TT
shall sell IN front Of the premises =, M
pcI9ck ?. m the following valuable BuiIdInr o sA
aanasom.y situated on the Island fronting on ni
800 avSnue, I'd freet west. and south q And n
streets Al having fronts Of from Ia to Is feet And n.
Snn,ns back to alleys; It being subdivision Of
lots IS, IA, N, q and n
Also, y, 80, 81, IS and ~
month"; pne NTH cash; balance in s, r. 10, and "a
dad III notes pea Ing interest from day Of az
ea gwen and decd Oft trust taken. "a S"'e
A GREEN Ant
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The Edinburc's Pa,,eu,e,x

WV WV YORK, June 1.-THE steamer City n,
Hasnlng'on, which will leave this port ON SAN.
20 vii can at 1t John to take the passenrer,
put back 10 Liverpool. anu 0oi'geo 70
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DREPARING TO ENLARGE

DREPARING TO ENLARGE
OUR STORE ROOMS,
With view Of improving our present Store
Rooms. we have determined la offer our entire large
and well assorted stock In all departments of
RlCH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
at prime cost for cash
WewOuld here remind our friends and purchasers
thew may have to secure their rupplies in ali G 81
quality
d RY GO o DIS
at the very lowest prices as we shall sell off our
entire stock preierlng turning goods into money
than TO pack them awaJ while making the improve
ments IN our store rooms.
H No goods will be cha rged at cost-of course
the cash must be pald-that ia object for selling
OIL at cost prices. J. w. COLLEY h Co,
Ie7-rf 523 18th st above Pa av
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l. L. % X L OF
"A N ID l. ES.
GRlFFlTH q SHIELDS Have IN store BAN
DIES for Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Shoves, Forks,
Picks, Axes Sledses, III mulers, Hatchets CHS is,
Files, Planes, saws, Avis. Augers. &C., dc, The
and CUTLERY, and for sale at less than regular
rates at No. 339 Pa. avenue, opposite Browns Ho-
sei' je6
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NUMBER of rOwdies are in the habit OF sta
noning themselves at the various entrances tn
the Smithsonian grounds, where they take occa-
sion to insult ladies and little girls who NAV
rageous language. These seams are generaj-
ly young men and boys and they have hitherto
PractiSed this vllainy with IMMUNITY The police
nave been Informed of their doings, but they, il
seems are powerless to catch these Young villains
because of their conspicuous uniform. Which al
Ways warns the offenders in time to make GOOD
their escape. A few detectives i'm citizens; dreSs
would not he amiss. P0i''e'
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Financial.

Ehw \ ORR, June li.-Stocks are dull and w..l
OF ls.i, l0ii Chicago and Rock Island 20
anteed bondI 40, ponds So Michigan Southern guar
souri, 6's s5a. 'SS7i MIS-
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~, ~ N-,-I7In,, ..-STEPHEN,
vrR Pyy II Ii McS n a. CyausOn Penn.

BY J.: Z. MCGUIRE e. C2anson Penn.
TR0STEE'S SALE OF VI W.
ERtiHSaa LOIS , y 1PsINTISG 0FttI"neeppSr: u
the premises, by virtue of deed1UkREIon
suhsGrlber, dated May 7ih, 1857. ando CLOCK, on
the land records for WASHINGTON cJecoId"a
District Of Columbia, shall sell Lots one on
d IN subdivision OF Square No ga, from qua
~ ieet on north u street, between LIST stf an
ana north Capitol street, and running hack s Az,
inches :" a Si-feet a eJ; and containing cac.t 2
s4rra r,,, 10. , oi ground. lite perfect. "
~. 81 ana ~ months, with interest, secured by a q
In trust on the premises.
TIInS. J: FISHER, Truste
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NALT'S CITY STEAM
NEW STYLE

NEW STYLE u.rr,scs roD r, ODDS
lust received and on sale, 10 bale SINGAPORE
MATING, a new article in this market; a novelty
In its way, and very heauti full.
Also, 20 bales REAL GONQUA, in red check,
chena and white.
Also, 50 bales A, 50, and So red check and white
and very low priced. '
Aso, D. bales "A, Sd, and cow CHOW, at ~
ano 81 cents square yard.
Also, So, A, 4, and Cd COCOA MATTINGS
an article which rs understandable 10y dampncss a
fees, &c. -
Also, an additional supply l2-4 and I6-4 heavy
LINEN DRuGGETS. IN beautiful iyures and
cOlors very desirable and servieeabe article for
covering carpets on the floor, saving great trouble
In moving and packing away carpets, AZ cheap and
preferable To Mattlngs, and furnishing such Tuous
moe elegantly.
Also, beautiful supply Of MATERIALS FOR
~ MMER COVERINGS FOR FURNITURE
III. All sell ng At the very lowest rates, aud sent
home free of charge.
jeAeoSt CLAGETT Il DODSON
tfoR SALE-A physicians BUGGY and HAIR
NESS m good condition. Inquire at EARLE'S
StaDes, street, between lah and 2lst streets
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MEMS Dnsss suirs, a'.s5se -
YourHs' DRESS surrs, '1s"s 6ssrsss' Ss''',
CHrrper.,. YoxtAs' Bxsissss Sxif,,
Moan w, Chiidyes's School Smits.
Browns Hotel Building wouIa res
summep C S ane annual nn display OF spfns and
4 comprised Of an assortment IF Gsn,lpa,h.
in material 81 the newest and richest designs
r. l,o those who study excellence VIII spp.,o :;
Offered foq s.ssss q dress, an opportunity is now
Of Ready Made Ges IRON the most attractive stock
duced prices. s In THIS city, at very re-
ap 2-1y
Cream In NSkEs, very pretty and very cheap lee
PhIisdeIpbis sses Ices at Sl5O per saon, at the
Je ll-lmt - corner 18th and SITS.
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AUCTION sArH.

By J. C. Mcguire a co : A,c,;o,a.,.
| AGE INVOICE OF siLvER epi.ATrn
!kRNS66Na,r Ja Ass ls.s q. AZ
so@ SfsStu assortment Of silver ware
G Gsss . and e Plain Te. Sets, Coffee urus.
Zee ICE ,pltchers, Vegetable Dishes. Turreen.
Ba. az Tsas. cssS sIi I'll PSPoh BSyIs
credit ofsc and asS d Hndsr cash. over that
le lad ]. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auc...
coo By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
A TroS.D p oH9TE Hyt p AMP AN BUGGY, AT AUG.
Fl Ha an and streets eock on 'fs soTses
perfec,Ix aDtg gy The horse is active sound and
nearly new. he buggy Is IN complete order,
leaving for Enro ne positive, as the owner is about
;. i.e A.GREEN. Auct
x,rS,9. Z, MEG UIRE & Co, Auctloneers
VGpE Hn, VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT
No6NP.L Inn, Hyg,c c TUESDAY HFTERI
No ss III Lot q n Cushngs subdivision of SS,sre
10th and IItb liz - ieet on north street. between
wide alley. e'S west, running back $50 feet to
having 5p beautiful a site for private residence.
be reservation in 'front.' Title ndisp1tae
10 Terms: One, fourth cash; the residus in G 70 a
10 months, with interest '"0 III % IL ara
...,S J. {. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
N HhShAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a wr;, ofso-,
cult Court oSthed from the Clerks Office of the Cir
OIL WASHINGTON and to me directed viii county
EdwsTd g 'WSs WITH # front e the
Own on SATURDAY, the 18th dav of lima ae2 rs
and cbatteIss az O'clock a, the following goods
sell ed nd e,;S TI., VIZ: Carts and top Buggy
Jones anon T T garniShee Of j. g. Myers. Lewis
sfy Jndicias No op pIstt and will he sold to sat
ie "a r. onutt Co. w. SELDEN, Marsha
Ior the District of Columbia
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
BY STEAM TO PH lLADELPHIA tVIA CANAL.)
Through tn IS hours, direct.
The hne steamer ia MES JEROME will make
regular weekly trips between Phila- .N-
Leaves Phisdelpha every Sstur
day At II O'Clock m.
m.
=. Goods received every day at both ends of the
line. - ~
The Jerome is guaranteed to insure at the
For freight spplyto HYDE DAVIDSON,
.. Water street, GEORGETOWN n C.
Agent in phia-TH0S. WEBSTER, IT..
NO. Ii North Wharves, ma IL II
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERlf
RENT ID WASHINGTON CITY r

Il En- vi OF EARS.-Ihe undersigned wIR | GU
to satisfactory tenant for FIVE years from the hs
of September next. the PREMISES on the sol al
west corner of Penn averue and nth straat MI tn
Tor nearly hvc years past has been well known
the largest and most successful boarding house IN
the Federal Metropolis. Its position on Penn ave-
nue., about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
dents house, and its immediate proximity TO the
WASHINGTON Theatre and Philharmonic Hail. one
or both OF WHICH is open nearly every night in the
year, renders this property by long odds the most
eligible IN Washington city for hotel kept on The
European plan. Its sleeping apartments can easily
be arranged To accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while it's cooking
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar,
ranged TO accommodate even a far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances. public and
private will he on 18th street. within 80 feet of Penn
avenue, and nearer 10 the Theatre and Philharmonic
Hall than others that can be established. For In
formation concerning terms. 4 O., apply to w, D.
WALLACH, Star Office, Washington city.
mi
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TII0S. ]. FISHER, Trustee
10 l0-2aw&ds j. z. MCGUIRE & Co. Amcts
By J: g. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioueers
I'RtSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE RJTII N

Nv J 2: McGUTRE e Co, Auctioneers
I'RUSTEE'S SA LIE OF VALUABLE BUILD
Il ING LoTs IN PRINTING OFFICE SoUARE-On
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. July list AZ s o'cIocE-
on the premises by virtue OF deed of trust 10 the
sunscrlber dated May 18th, 1857, and duly recorded
~ BibeL j. A. =. No. $50 foos SIS, et seq one Of
the land records for Washington county, in the
District OF Column n, shall sell Lot No a. in sinh
division of Square No ga fronting IS feet AZ The
corner OF LIST street west and north street
tack $50 feet inches to a twenty foot aIley a nj
containing 3,25SZ square feet. '
S Also, Lot No a; IN the subdivision of the same
lSt street west and north Capitol street running
Ing -66 square feet.
Title perfect.
Terms; One-fourth cash; the residue in G. r. a.
In trust on the premises.
TIInS t,tStrr,n
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FUTURE DAYS

BY J. C. MCGUIRE ca .n,,,o-.-----
GOxERNMENT SALE M
~ IHGR SDAY AFTERNOoS. JnnsA ,s aih6on
House, we shall sell ahont '" vi the Presidents
8 Gays after the sale '' W I've removed within
Terms cash in specie
BY order oil the Commis'r of Public RuiIdi,-
ye Io-d J. e. MCGUIRE a CO a.;
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The PRINTERS EXCURSION To, MoRRow.-The
Printers Arlington Association give grand day
light and moonlight excursion Tomorrow to Ar
Ington. AS we have said before the printers do
not often get chance to enjoy themselves in this
, May, ana WDeh They do, they generally improve
The opportunity to the best advantage. Witbers;s
brass and string band has been engaged for the
occasion, and more pretty girls and Clever fellows
VIII De In attendance than you can shake a stick
Ia2cr. '
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ThE MONTGOMERY GUARDS propose 10 give their
i-hih annual excursion to the White House pa
Wilton on Monday, the 2Otb inst.
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In ALEXANDRIA, the whole number of persons
charged with crime and committed to Jail during
inc month OF May, was five only, one for each of
Ihe following offences: Burglary, arson, assault.
drunkenness, and breach of peace There are now
htteen persons confined in the Jail, of whom nine
are white men and two white women; the remain.
ing prisoners are negro men,
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,,, MARAvILLAm
ne Most Wonherful preparation known
FOR DeStroyIHs DdHdrHf;
CkytrE Badness:
RstieriHg Sex Headache:
PrereHttsg the Hair from Eniii1r ~,
and Producing CarlS.
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancv Goods
Dealers, aud by the Proprietors Price "a .snts
CHARLES ERNEST Co., s6 Maiden Lane, NY.
=" Ii viii accomplish all that is claimed for N and
no ono need fear or mourn the loss Of hair il thew
je 3-Sm J. nj. BRADsrREEr, 2s7 Broadway, N. Y,
THE Poor as well as the rich can have sure cars
for Coughs, Colds and ConsumptiOn in ITS pr mary
stages, owing to the cheapnes of Mrs. NJ ". Car
Rer's Indian Bslsam of LiyerwoIt aud Hoarhoupd
- meciBe that isas proved blessing 10 our race
lt Is sold BY all Druggists, and Messrs. Weeks a
Potter, Boston, are tho general agents. e9-Iw
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NEW MUSIC, American ard Foreigns received
y this day. Harps, Mecdeons, ana Pianos Tor
mie oy day, week, or month. rouN rr,rs
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CONCERT IN CoNTEMPLATIoS.-The Choir of
the Assembly's Church, under the leadership Of
Mr. Glenroy, are now preparing for a grand CON
cert ON the evening of the 2Sth instant, for the
purpose Of raising funds to aid in paving for \
two-thousand-dollar organ, now building for the
bly, folks deserve and we are sure will meet wifi
liberal encouragement in their Iaudable effort
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FINE NEw LIVERY STABLE has just been es-
nhiished, by Mr. James Robinson, agent, on First
street, in the building lately used az a stabl. Inv
Minister Bodisco Give 1t a trial, when you want
anything in that line.
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AN INTENDED PIcNIc.-It is said that the Sons
OF Malta will shortly have picnic Kso, il can
not fail to be very grand affair We take IL for
granted that Messrs. Hammack and DAYTON, bretb-
rem Oh the order famous for conprehendng pre-
cisely how such things should be manaDed vxiIl
be the caterers for the occasion -
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AN INTERESTING CEREMoNY.-This afterns Q J,
at one o'clock, large and fashionable gathering
was assembled at the First Pre- shyterian Church In
see happy couple united in the holy bonds If
matrimony. The fortunate pair were Mr.. Mvron
= Riggs and Miss Rebecca II. Thaw Miss Sarah
DAVIS ana Molly Brewner acted as the brides
maids, and Mr.. Loring and Mr.. Fisk as the
groomsmen. "
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CENTRE MARkEr.-This morning, the market
opened with fair attendance of dealers. The
supply in the vegetable department was very fine
IN All respects The hay market had an average
supply, and the cattle corner exhibited frS no
beasts for sale. The prices were about AS ON Sat
urday, though the demand was not very brisk.
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Ia nr = seI.!hg stands upon an eminence cop,
Hbding % ror view 81 the village, railroad and
| nder "a b 10y, is Two stories high, i'm excel
EIT my tne most fashionable syle and l,y An ex
lou t.f nalc within hundred yards of the
| s, ,es,e i'a,tlmoTe and Washington RaiIrosI
arrats@n1,s Station, situated i'm a heant,f,,i
| oif"rnn, oi the raTest KIND, SELECTED with fire
Wasbinvn1hh planted with much tast.. and is
49, ~ pi,s Considering it's proSimitS ~
pre-, emne erf iy fslrna.i az turnpike beauty
| fnents for bss OF procuring fertilizers. advan
thine ne ~ ,ana rs aud presents many indnca as
indic,"Ss asd isp,n d valuable country seat
chasing 1t; AID rarei not maIe p s v5tine' aud
ferms of az aHa cen,rnsslyestment than nv EUR
and 3 Yeas in canal nj Svorabie an opportnni
me aay OF Sc. 10 he secSsh haIsnce IN
red 10y the NNf,Rnr
tests Erecn
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WATCH RETURNs.-There was but a single
lodger at the central guardhouse last night, and
tue trial docket unsoiled with an entry. This
may be an indication of peaceful disposition on
the part OF the usual patrons Of this establishment
or II may be that the weather did not favor their
customary demonstrations
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" LULLEY's CLOTHING STORE.

Nj LULLEY'S CLOTHING STORE,
lVls tCALLED THE HUNGARIAN HALL
No: $50 7th street, bstWseH n and L.
M LuI.LEI having taken the store lately occu-
pied by Mr.. u. GasSenhelmer, * prepared TO supply
all his customers with CLOTHING, and every ar
tcle OF GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, at the chea pest
prices.
The many friends who so literally patroniz III
Captain Lulley at his old business on the Avenue
are sincerely urged to benefit Themselves nv ann,
porting his new establishment. lie I'd ST.
RUBBER HOSt-RUBBER HOSE,
Il HAVE Just received a lot of RUBBER HOSE
which Will sell TN quantities TO suitl cheap for
cash. e. SNYDER,
Plumber and Gas filter
je 71v next door ~ the Star Office
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x,AIu,EBy A.. ,REEN. ,Agctropeer.

VALUABIE IMPRov AND HMM
PkoH ED nfRoRERTY ON TIE Navy Yam IT.Ec
I a} THURSDAY, the 18TH instant 4 ssslI
on ~ IN ont OIL me premises at O'Clock D. m the
10. III Square no. 9 fronting ~ feet on 9Th street
ano % leet on H. street south with the imnroye
d 49,; nets9n consIstng of two story
anu atIlc brick Dwelling and Store with dry Gala
u , az now occupied by J. c. Cross as a shoe
SUE , anu nhder rent for S2a per anuum: with
connecting the two buildinfs oii0k Wal
feet in sb Lot adjoining, fronting IS
@ Oaek 20 Feet This lot has brick walls on
ex pense. may Oe eIectsd al q small
Terms One.thlrd cash balance in 6, -. and 10
mohlhs, ior notes bearing Interest from day 81 s.l
dlsputable. s' '"AeH. IltIe IN
lie lots ~,.