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In Georgetown, on the LIST instant, r. NJ BOYER
aged 80 years. n.l.
O'Clock This Afternoon, from Mrs Lang's TaV-
ern. " Z
I'm this city, on the LIST instant FRANCIS AL
BERT, aged 10 months, infant child Of John r. and
MARY T.. Bridget. -f'
The fri ends Of tbs family invited to attend the
funeral This Afternoon, at Al O'Clock, from their
residence, on ID, between I'd and Sd SITS.
10 Gs0rgetOwn, on the 3nth of July, BERNARD
WALTER, infant son of Columbus and Fanny
Ogle, eyed mon tbs and II DAYS. -. = -
sleep on, dear babe, and take thy rest, srs.....
t God called thee now because he thong hit it best
and 10 days. - : 1NN'-'N
his parents on b street between 18th and isth sts
on Wednesday afternoon, At o'clock. The friends
vi the iamlly are invited - attend. -.
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X. VI. LASKET,
RICH'D ii. CLARKE. ( Trustees
EQELrN .u.


MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of two wrIts Of
1tt herr tacas issued from the Clerk ONCE of the
Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for tie
county of w ashlngton and u me directed, 4 will
expose 70 publ SALE for cash, front of The Court
House door OF said county, on TUESDAY, the lolh
gay OF AusBst next, l85a, at L. o'clock m, the TO
lowing descIiDed property, to wit: All defend
Part original Lot No. in Square SIS, fronting Is
leet on ID street north, aud Bounded as follows :
Commencing at point rs feet inch from the south
east corner OF said square, and running thence
north on line with llth rect 90 feet, thence west
on line with SAID street Is feet thence sonth on
line with SAID 18th street 60 feet u said II street
and thence east on said street 25 feet to the place
OF beglnnIngj coutaInng 245o square feet, more or
less, in the CITY of Washington ID. c. together i'm
All and singular the improvement thereon, seized
and Levied upon as the property of Sam'l NJ Kni ght
and wIll be sold TO satisfy JucIcials Nos lI6 and
S}S, 70 DctADeF tsrm 1853, IN favor of w m. DOVE,
use OF hoTnas Brown, use Of Geo. Poe Jr., use OF
Ii. {. Stewart, and tbs other of Thos. p and Archa
ma Z. Staley- by their next friend Asbury loYd
use of Geo. Poe. yr., of H. Z stewart We. Sanii
Nj. Knight, w. w. Campbell and John III. Tucker
--.f...i rFH - W. SELDEN, Marshal
jy2a's for the District OF Columbia
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VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY

T. VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY,
miles from Phiadeipfis, neaf the PhiiadeIph and
And S1ti, Baltimore Railr@ad, Reoommsnded By the
Episcopal Church. Students prepared for collier or
business; In the PREPARATION, special reference is
Had To Dickinson College. A large philosophical
apparatus j. used to ex plain the study OF phoso.
ply The fourth year Will commence on Sept LIST.
rs : Terms Tor session OF Ii weeks, Boarding and
Rev HeLrey Barton, A. NJ, Principal. teach
er OF LATIN. Greek and German; stephen c. Hall,
Of Piano Music, Drawing and French.
yRefsTe1ess' A. LItz, E.gb Washington, and
town. The Pnncipal can be seen for few DAYS at
the residence OF f. A. Lutz, No. 24s 6 street.
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Movements Of the President,

BEDFORD, Aug. The President Of the United
Statrs, accompanied by Miss Lane and Secretary
Thomson and Lady, Jude Bowlin, and Aug ustus
Sch,li, Esq lett here this morning for Cumbcr-
CUAsELAND, Nh, Aug. 1.-The President and
his party arrived here this evening from Bedford
They are stopping at the Revere HOUSE. and will
leave at D. 20 20 MORROW morning for Washington.
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Arrival o. the Ocean ou..r

. New York, August 2.-The steamship Ocean
Queen has arrived at this port The leading fea-
lures Of the European news brought by her have
already been telcgrsphed
DR. Merritt, United states Consul at Tunis, was
among the passengers
fappears from the London papers that the At
lantic telegraph shares were advancing
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Convention efC.,or,d p..,,.

Boston, Aug. "A large convention on eo,orrd
persons assembled here to-day 70 cons der The best
ecuIse 70 oe pursued In the coming Presideptial
social and political elevation OF the raoe. Gee
n downing, of r. T., was made permanent pr~s-
ldent; Delegates were present from New York
rew Jersey and other sections Of the Union The
slave Maria, lately taken from Plymouth VIZ.
present, and received congratulations =
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An Indian Battle.

ST LouIs, August l.-Advices from 81 Joseph
OF the Sth, state that band Of Omaha Ind fans
had been attacked on the Plains Ivy large party
OF sioux, and seventeen killed and the same num-
Der wounded. The Omahas took H. We Sioux scslre
The nght took place on the night Of the I'D about
one hundred miles from Decatur, In Nebraska ter.
III
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BALTIMORE, August 2.-Flour closed with an
dvancing tendency; City Mills Howard street,
and Ohio - 25dS5 81. Wheat has declined 3aSc;
sales Of 10 80 bushels white 81 I5aI s.; red 81 "a
al %. Corn closed duh; receipts . 900 bushels;
white 75a7oc; yellow soc. Provisions closed duh;
bacon sides 9Ac-; mess pork Sl5.7S Whisky
closed steady
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NeN York Marseta.

NV YORK, Aug. 2-Flour closed dull and
unchanged. State 81 s5a5; Ohio IS 30as5 IS;
Southern IS 5OeS5.75 Wheat has advanced lasc
Southern red 81 .3Oal IS; do white 81 40. Corn
closed with declining tendency old mixed 7Sc
Pork closed heavy; mess SIS; prime SIO75. Lard
heavy at kal0Ac. Whisky lower, Ohio 25c.
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Wool Eair,

CLRvELANn, August IA wool fair will be held
here August 9Th. Fine samples Of Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan wool have already been exhibited
The public sales will commence on the 5th OF
August
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RiuauciHl,

NEW YORK, Aug 2.-In the money market the
rates are higher. Loans call per cent. Sto, ks
are dull and lower. Chicago and Rock Island 6l
Cum erland Coal Co. 1874; Illinois Central shares
65H; Michigan Southern n; New York Central
% III Reading Az; Mo. 6s s2T.
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AT COST-AT COST.

A T COST-AT COST.
"A az. ....--l- JUsr 4 FEW DAYS LONGER.
The oon actor for the carpenter work in our store
room not being quite rea1y to commence our con-
tenplatsd improvements. we shall therefore Ike. p
open few daJ longer, and continue tae sale Of all
still mrthsf fednctioI in our stocf. and therein en-
able US TO reopen our inlproref store with al
continuation Of the rush Of eustomers for our bar
gains at -'- t' MAXWELL'S, .
jy 81 Steo -rr.. 32s Penn ayenue.
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By J. e. Mcguire & co ,Auctopeers.
VHRUS FEES SALE OF VAIJTARIE IN,

BY J. 2: MCGUIRE & co AuctIoneers
'I'RUSFEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN
Il PROVED PROPERTY ON SIXTH STREET WEST.
BETWEEN u AND II STREETS NORTH. Ir PuBIIc
AUCTI9N.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, An
g9st sth at ga O'clock, on the premises. by virtue
OF . deed from George McNaughton and wife da-
tsd August 5th, ls5s, and duly recorded in Lber J.
No h5a, fonqs w, ct ses che subscriber will
square numbered four hundred and eighty six C4so
fronting twenty hve t25 feet ON sixth street W. 81
between and street, north, running hack al Ebty-
nve tf5) ieet to an alley, with the ian movements
consisting OF Two story brick Dwelling House,
vita back building and bakery a tached.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in Fix,
twelys and eighteen months, with interest secured
BY deed of trust ON the premises. All conye, anc-
Ing at the cost of the purchaser
GLASS. WALLACH, Trustee.
Jy 10 eo&ds }. c. Mcguire & CO Auct,Is
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By A. GREEN, Auctioncer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE STORY
Il BRICK Dwelling HoCsE, AvD THE IoT on
WHICH 1T sTASDs.-By virtue Of a deed of trust to
the subscribers, daily executed, bearing date on or
about the lst day OF June, 1853 and recorded IN Ii
be- y. A. = No 49, foios 254. ct seq, one Of the
land records for Washington county, in the Dis
tTIct Of Columbia, WE viii, on FRIDAY, the 5th
day OF August, tt at O'Clock p. M, offer for "a !e.
AZ public auction, TO the highest bidder In front of
the premises All that part of Square of ground No.
So situate In the city of Washingt0n, contai ned
Elthln the following metes and bounds. to wit (:
CoImeEc!ng for said part of said Square at a poirt
On lrglnla avenue 81 feet and inches eastyafdly
from the southwest corner of said Square and nm
nIns thence eastwardly with the line of said avenue
IL feet thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY and at right angles
with said avenue 20 feet, thence westwardy and at
riShtangIes with said last mentioned lIns and mar
a:le with said avenue 10 feet, and thencs south
warnly ~ feet TO the place of Beginning; together
win the improvements thereon, consisting of snb-
stsntiai three story Brick Dwelling mouse
Terms OF sale: One third cash the balance in 6
AMI u months, for which the purchaser viii be re-
qureG TO give hls notes bearing interest from the
Day Ell sale. The deferred payments TO he secured
6y adeed Of trus'. The purchaser will be required
pay Immediately after the sale $50 on account of
The cash payment, otherwise the Trustees reserve
me rig nc 20 put thn property up again and resell
lmnedlate!y AND II gu the terms OF sale be not com
IlIed with within days from the day of sale the
Trustees reserve tho right to resell the pronertr AT
the risk and cost of the defaul'ing purchaser on
giving days public notice thereof
All convey ance at the cost of the purchaser,
r. VI. LASKET,
ed. RICH'D II. CLARKE. trustees.
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u VAL Intending % take the Store az present
uPied BY Messrs. PER-. a Brother, we wi ii now
Bereges. French Lawns, Fancy Drees Silks, and al
very reduced prices
Lace hantillas and Hoop skirts OF al qualities.
WIN. r. RILEY,
~ e3-lm corner 9Th at OPP. Centre Market.
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SANFoRD's LIVER INvIGo aAToR.-The changes of
diet, weather. and hundreds of other causes pro-
duce laxlty IN the system that needs Correcting or
IN other words the liver becomes slightly deranged
and needs stimuator. IL all who find themselves
IN this situation will try pr. Sanfords lnvigorator
they may be of relief We can testify TO its
efficacy in curing Headache, Indigestion, Sour
stomach, and other ills SO common in a family. lt
ACTS AS a medicine, easier and better than auy dose
of pills we ever swallowed, and is so mud that the
smallest infant can take 1t. =
Sold by all Druggists. Iewr
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Naval Intelllgence
RaItimare Marketa.

NEW HoRE, Aug. l.-Tbe United States stor
ship Relief sailed hence to-day for Aspinw4u.
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LET ALE those who SO kindly assisted the orphan
boys at their late picnic not forget the great pic
mic Of the orphan girls and help them too Read
the advertisement -. -
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Il 80. CLOTHING.

Bjsek Alpaca do. do,
-s-. White and Brown Linen Coats, ...
t' White and Brown Duck do.
White Linen Pants, .-f-i.... q. ....... . ..-
White Duck do. ...... .s...- - -. ..-...
--- Buff do .. ..
Travelling Busters, &c. --a- ...r
Having connection with the largest manufactur-
ing establishment morrill, We enjoy superior advan-
ges TOT supply ing the very best goods at the low
est possible prices. The styles are found to excel
AWNING In w Washington. and the workmanship far
ex9eB thing heretofore offered In this market,
and is 80 acknowledged by all who patronage our
We also hsYe on hsnd superior stock of Gents,
FURNISHING Goods, and make TO order Gariaents OF
vance On the prices of our reeds- made clothing
ar 7, s. f.r--..Fs- j IN. McCAMl.Y Il CO.,
lyt, E--tts a---aE.rE aa under National Hotal.
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WATCH RETURNs.-The docket at the central
guard-house was unsoiled this morning by the
name of a prisoner .. -.
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q, MARRIED.
DIEn.

On the ID inst by Rev. Alfred Holmead, Mr.
both of this city.
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MINIS DRKss SUITS,
Mes's Business Sxits,
CHILDRKN's DRESS SuIrs, '''

= CNiIdfth'S Sch00I SUITS.
NOAH WALKER & Co, Marble Hall Clothing
store, Browns Hotel Building, would res pectfuiiS
announce that their annual display OF Spring and
Summer CLOTHING Ia now ready for inspection. III
Is comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest des gns
IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles Of dress, an opportunity is now
offered for selecting from the most attracti We STOCK
o. eady Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
uuceu prices. - -. .. ap B-1y
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT of grand picnic at the
Park Tomorrow
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEMTs.

E0R NEW YORK The packet schooner "R Q
Il bscceo IS now loading ena wall sail as n
shoEe With 9, patch: For freight apply 70 a.
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- CLOCK REPAIRING

q CLOCK REPAIRING.
SLOCKS CLEANED AND REPAIRED /,
superior manner and The stTik Ing part properly ~
adjusted by j. A. WATSON, sted Nv ex- On
perienced workmen.l SO Bridge street, bslov ~
the cd Post Once, Georg clown, ID. G. A lar 80 1t
OF Clocks always on hand and for sale at a small
prohc iy S0-Sts
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The APPROPRIATION BILL.-The effect of the
delay in the passage Of the general appropriation
by the City Councils is severely felt at this time
by the Corporation employees. The failure to pas.
it yesterday leaves it to run another week without
any positive assurance that then 1t will be passed
AT this time, when money is scarce, it puts pool
people to great inconvenienoe. and thew displsr
considerable anxiety in regard to its fate The
creditors are clamorous, and they can only make
promises based upon the PROBABILITY Of getting
their money from the Corporation. A slight dif
ference Of opinion with respect to a single item
sometimes causes much anxiety to hundreds =
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FRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT
VIEILLE M0STAGME COMPANY

This Pant 10 adapted to all purposes, TO wh,ch
the best " htta Lead isappicabe. liz docs not turn
yeioS. as ~ lnvtflaby q, and IN acQ uire the
hatdness sad smoothness Of Coach pannellinT with
out the ela OF varnish, and ~ easily ashed. Col
Or WIN zine basis retain their freshness and
brllliancy OF color. n.
same body, as 90 poends Of lesd-showiss great
economy ss veil as b suty. =,
s.g sfsfSS S,
most r,sp.etd6is hcMses: The Company ship but
Dry. Red and Green seal The No. OF Red Sea-.
the article most used for painting purposes, the
Snow Wmte or Green Seal being only used for the
}osEPH n. STRONG, Arrsyer t4s Co.
Orders addressed 20 either Of the follow houses
will be filled 81 tie sec reduced tariff Of prices,
. : = HALL CORNELL.
RAYNoLpS, UEvoE d PRAfT
jyH SIN los & los Fsites street., Nsw Yort.
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DACKET BOAT FLYING CLOUD Will run
every day, when not engaged for -
pic MICS or excursions, to Arlington EEN
springs. maklng round trips every -
hour. Fare, single trip cents, rOuhd trip 10 cents
The Cloud can be chartered by the day 70 run 10
morning or late afternoon excurFlons To Arlington
the Little Falls, or partesfrom Alexs ndria vishps
to charter the boat, be accommodated by glyIng
short NOTICE 60 me at No. &c Jefferson st 6eorxee
town, or the proprietors Of Arlington Springs.
jy slim JOHN'M0ORE.
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At HOME

fresh suppIS of cTThERY n PIsT 94pp 'i.a
WARE, c BLSkETs il B Islr FASS~
BRUSHES, and al the desirable q tioles Cor ~
houseket ping. and purchasers will do veil to-
cash on Seventh street. GEO. FRANCIS.
Another small lot ofthose desirable XII. ALL Re
fgerators 10 be closed on at reduced prices je IS
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MARAvILLA!
MARAViLLA! MARAvILLA
MARAvIILAmi
The most wonderful preparation known
For Destroying DdndThf: .'s,'
Curing Badness.

NHfWK bNIuHfSN,
-.- Rttierfng Sick Headache;
Prsrent,ns ths Rair from Failing Out;
Sold by all respectable Druggists aud Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the Proprietors. Price 81 cents.
CHARLES ERNEST q Co., Sc Maiden Lane, Ny.
at will accomplish all that is claimed for It, and
no one need fear or MOURN the loss of hair if they
js S-3m In. BRA DsrREEr, 2s7 Broad way, N. Y
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fSM IS SS..BB9 9NSSGHH { - - Elk
PETER O'DONNOGnUE.S
iyl2 StaWDImMW

IVTHE ABOVE VALUABLE PROPERTY
I'D, at II O'Clock M.
Nv 10 stsunImS ~ w biANV, huCI'
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aa The rrRsr grand Pic Mic Of the Free Hearted
Club will be given at aAnalostan Rstrest, ,,oe
q as s & S Seloe ss s me-
and P. m. cts
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MORE RowpHIsM-Last night, about O'Clock.
a. two gentlemen were walking in the northern
part of the city when at the corner of Sixth and
streets, they were attacked by party of eight or
ten rowdies, apparently mostly youths from, ~ IN
Il years of age who addressed Insulting lang mage
to them. and followed up their rascality by throw
ing stones and brick bats at them. Fortunately.
the darkness prevented the missiles from taking
serious effect. The young men made no attack on
these night jewellers; but they have been able "a
ascertain Their names or the most OF them and
Will doubtless give tile necessary Information I"
the authorities for their arrest and punishment
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,CrNrRE MARkEF.--The market opened this
morning with larger attendance and more
abundant supply than for several weeks past
Last night, at an carly hour, the wagons from
the farms began to arrive, and were soon sur
rounded by the licenss ID dealers. who made their
purchases of supplies for their sales to-day The
supply of vegetables was ample; fruits and melons
begin to increase In quantity and prices have a
downward tendency: The demand was active
and sales brisk. Good order was preserved ~,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09
NEW BOOKS.

POPULAR GEoLOGY-By HUGH MILLER. Boston
GOULD and LINCOLN. Cincinnati, q. 5. BLANCHARD
This work completes the publication Of the unpub.
lished works left by the late HUoH MILLER and con
ssts of series Of lectures read before the Phosoph
ical Institution of Edinburg, with descriptive
sketches from Geologists portfolio. 1t is accom-
panied with an Introductory resume by Mrs MILLER
Of the progress Of Geological science within the last
two years. TO speak of the ability of the author oi
the literary excelieuce Of his works would be super
fuous They are known all over the world.
THE JEALOUS HUsBAND--By ANNETTE NJ. MAIL
LARD. Philadelphia. 7. b. pETsRsoN Bro
Cincinnati, RIcKEY, MALLORY, &c.
This book, by well known and popular suthoress
has received the sncomiums of the press on Sotl
sides the Atlantic including of high authority
It is handsomely printed and produced.
HIGH LIFE IN NEW YoRK-By JONATHAN SLICK
Eso.. of weathersfelr, Connecticut. illustrated
Philadelphia, I. B. PErERsoS & BRo. Cincinnati
RICKEY, MALLORY, & Co. ~.
This Is handsome reprint of we'll known work
which has already received the stamp of popular
admiration. Few mon have been SO successful il
depicting the eccentrcites of tho American charsc
ter as the author Of this voiume.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09

uoblemnn IN the lshd, has the smallest
advantage over peasant"
Whatever may be the character OF the
Austrian administration in Italy, at pres
ent, there is what appears to be indispnt-
able pro of that from 1914 to lS4o, 1t
was both liberal and jpdicious. When
possession was taken of the provinces,
they were, through French pillage und
oppression, reduced TO state of extreme
distress verging toward dissolu-
ton, the people ground to poverty by ar
bitrary taxes, and every material interest
apparently ruined. Even English writers
admit that oil that government could do
was done to restore, to rebuild, to encour-
age. whatever" says one, "may have
been the faults of Austria, in the govern
ment of her Italian dominions, she has
made great exertions to raise Venice from
the deplorable condition to which that
State had fallen; and the favorable results
of those exertions were perceptible to
those who knew the city in 1914 and
ls4s."
If Italy is to be ruled by foreign
power, there can be no doubt that the
proper power for the purpose is Austria.
Under the Spanish rule, Lombardy greatly
declined; under Austria, it recovered its
prosperity seized by the French, it was
again prostrated; restored to Austria, it
rapidly improved: devastated by the hands
of its own people in the course of several
Instructions; again it was reinstated and
made to thrive through the preservation
of its peace by Austrian power Such is,
in the briefest possible form, a history of
the case from the Austrian standpoint
and it is proper that it should be known
Austria now proposes to rely upon her
treaties, and to demand no more than the
rights they guaranty; and the heads oi
the administration in England, looking
over the whole ground, are constrained to
admit that her present course bears the
appearance of justice and liberality.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09


oifaI, is only twenty-five feet long, four feet
wide, and six feet high, for three feet stones.
The FIGURING Mills, and also the Feed Mills
manufactured by this firm, embrace some
novel and important improvements, which
are peculiar to their Mills alone, and in every
particular they are as good as the best.
Messrs. HAMER & Co. are practical meu in
this business - they know what is wanted in
a Mill, and they have facilities for employing
the very best materials and workmen. We
have not the weights of their Mills, nor the
price list, but these can be obtained by ad-
dressing them as above.
This concern also furnishes bran busters,
smut machines, Aour-packers, corn-shellers,
engines and boilers, mill-gearing, and all
fixtures pertaining to mills. They employ
from thirty-fve TO forty men, and of mills
they turn out about 100000 worth per year,
mostly consigned to the West and South.
For wedding and Visiting Cards, go
to HALLS, No IA West Fourth street.
One of the best Picture Establish
mehts in the city is at 100 West Fourth street.
BALL & THOMAS, the proprietors, are celebrated
artists.
Handsome Pictures are taken by VIM
DER, whose rooms are on Western Row, oppo-
site Court street. ...
Harlan s. Wilson, No. 3OWest Fourth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art. Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves.
Applegate's Broadway Gallery of Art
is noted for its fine specimens of Sun pictures,
and good likeness may be procured here for
aquarter of dollar.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-09

The police have laid their hands on another
lot of dealers in counterfeit money. On Satur-
day evening q negro woman and white wo-
man, the former named Elizabeth Mulholland,
and the latter Mary Walker, were observed
endeavOring to pass a counterfeit twO-dolar
note in market. They were followed to house
on Front street, west of Elm, whore they we're
arrested, together with George Mulholland,
who is also a negro, and the husband of Eliza
beth. In their possession was found $500 in
counterfeit notes on. the Merchants' Bank at
Salem, Mass. The notes are poorly executed,
and would deceive none but the inexperienced,