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vsssr'sas'&e. N. W. GAIT 4 BRO.
no l-t ldoors west s 81 B rs Ho,ssl.
FGR skL LEaA HogsE snd LOT-ons Of the
there is rnn for nu ~bsr OF cattle. and IN tbs
Terms 3ss1 Is X. sxSf sESsfsS
CORNER Issn street and Re. avenue. no ST
FOR sALESTyo Tracts Of LAND-eae
of e. ns:s sas s Sssss vtnn pi. Of The
ISa;r for ..s .traet Of and Of us acres in the i'm
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public hshyaysIone On escsllsnt turnpiic- and
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que ass91.d,ns 70 g.: own tssts and mesns.
that the I: sniss :
nssi ny 81 tines e Any surmer resort in Any
iS an. ny Part q The World VIII vheS Am ssaf
cps 81 the sus me rsnIs othe south sassrn
The depot Of the railroad ct this village IN one MI
sSd on ns rssst1. y:ss
ssha oss s ana sn ys best male female
nerth . Bsltmors or south 70 Ps.sr, ssS
Ss. fI lone :P;ndns Z; either extreme entire
d es ..s 90 g re
at Warrington. Gsorsetovn, Alexsndris. or Rieh.
and already % the case With cha oasss 20
vile. Stauatcn and Z exingtor.
to It's esvsop and h asts ~
ing :. any In this Provsrbialy beautiful and healthy
wish TO ;ell also another Tract of W. aer q.
Sihs s.tnn sess ihen mile from its centre 10 the
:r ssa s.s q yifss fS sso. ;SPPI
Nsrxss Turnpike Road forms ts longest line Of
Both h.es. viii D. .old q. public .ust;o, a. ~,
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" The woman q "psopsssy snd s,.ndI.v. >,
g s.l:.ss e jsxsls and sslcesassqussce, crssfsd
cs kiess ssossnos on the morning iexpss1 fsin
Spnn&Asa Republican. Unglosin| her Hncsd
eeee., - missed 4 seventy dollar d3smopd ~
rascy.ng ses ~ u AL on TIE hooF, the whole
ne "psecious some" but without psveaIis~ ~
Wereabouh susPIcioa Of sfoul pisvn ~ r..
ereesinG, ard pocksh WIRE to b turned insi1s
be IN her glove, WAsSs, sure enocsh II -
bat rigs asd iaess ssfn iasissf that Il ala al
upoa the door. "a Is Z "a
ID Hsewnsvine ffexss) appears . Be san In
ense q al1ym, II New ofa 6reatsnei efinck a.
Co.anas, One ofthe masaudsn had ben cauehf
language, and - psoppe ths mcve0enS 81 ~
nngapds, nofafng hnd beeA done toS 5rds punishJ
inx ~ psisoner: Cemplainb ~ ma5o 1t -
ne 1nsy o. the Rio Bravo b lezt q tie mercy
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OPP r1L10wss d HAN asr WEE Iosera.
DH, w 81 5ssssALxn
PANOPTICON OF INDIA
SEPOY REBELLaONf
Eylitifsa APPROVAL eess sanS b.f,,, L,s,. ss~,,,-
ksssyer n ihe E,s ek Her Ao1 0rarioss
hLeks,fs. (sses fsefc-ss. HIS Royal Assk
sess, fse Prfsee Cos 70 fAs Priseess
Or. s xsssi 80. an. Iii, sis Pr.sss 81 E:i..
ton no. sspsl;s has bssi spared 20 maize t.is tho
ssit ndld And at act We xki bi1oa in the world
con 20. q ntifal reprss ntatie ms IL csis-
fs pa Ssas. . p 1929 A9.gms,t. Mcsssss,
Tao, ssiv., 20 vi, 80 Seipsss s.n k n,sooos
harses. Carriages, { sTsls and OTHER
anlmals, v!tk 81 the actions and
uoysre exits OF Nature, dis
Mechsnicism and the
lnEenuity az Man
to spch degree that the. will do ANY thin, bt t.l
Whi,e % sdords pl.ssure, anusem ut and Ia
the mschanIe and school for the artIst
hsvipe oris lnated ls the fertIe brain -
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either IN the pntss ssssss o. Easoss Th sss s,se
are ptoduced neither w transparepc,es nor Sal
scene paintings, huf By fnis he'd rnodes n scenss
Ts sp aoes5A1 are lleI o,lsinAi drawings By r..
az ,of the sensa ssryioe. and O.,
a'ny fssthi1l rsprs sentation Of The present va
NJ The Entsr,ainme.. win b. soeou,.r,.s n,
cs,cvsf.sat with tie county. "ss'''"sh P'"sous
Wedrssdsr and ssisrd.S n sfsrnoos. a. Ssoss; snd
TIckets 3 cents children IS cents. oe 81 IN.
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GRAND cONcENT

Tv CHAMP coNcEsT
wv. Epsxl Moassx. Issdei. 1lsss ssr. l S.tss1
So sSe ~; yiil s,ys thsir FinsJ S6AkP
DAY, Nevembsra, asa The best mssieal 6lsss
3d. ss r,T "a. you, teeree 70 assst On tkls scss
oe,s o. the Choir, No. e AID Book -sto-es, Hotrs.
sho ~ re eeo,. Gomez 20 commence ~ o'closf
konr.,y "a; .. n pAhnL, cendsetes; Prof J.
;yliss ss Sous, Boston, and fSrnshed By yess I.
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I01 RITf AID aALI

Of New York avenae and 18th stsesf II now m
rEolns thor2ugh repsra and will be rea1, for oo-
cueency IN few days- The losstion 10 ne the
most d. sra6le In the city. TO . suitable tel a. /
ne reps VAL be modersts. Apply 20 JNO VI.
~. on New York avenue, the FIRST door ssst
BUSINESS STAND For sENT-Tn. -.
I clous Room ESQ by 50 feetD over q ur store VII
De for rent from the LIST Of November IL s errxpsed
~ al sne modern oOnvenlencee, closets. pctonac
vstsr, fas, 20. n. w. GAIT q BRO.
no 1-st Idoor: S.st ~ R Ssz 3. H. a.
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IN x A N ID A l. L
4errie Bachelors,

TODD FELLOWS HALL. Nary Ys-d
On THANKSGIVING Eve, Nov ssd.
The Merry Bach -iors present their oom,li !, an.
70 the rnst II mankind and the ladies', and re- -
sksctSaany INVITE tnem % g'crious Reunion,
Hort yih % made on their part 20 pate this Y
sne eeyest nall q the season. For farther partcu
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<ff - s4<c5 81 Sc - = y - = u - NJ a.. i =
= 80 2 IS ~ : go e. : = :.
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U. p. SrEAAEn LAscAsrxl.-Advices from Rio
Janelfe, received At The Navy Depsrtment, repe,,
ne asanes Lanesstss - having arrived there ON
sss isn, s's eaai AID psovissas, .. sosss 70 TIE
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A,~rv..S SPECIAL NOTICE. -
DessSrt Service, Glassware, BrusseIs Csrests. ~
Eon hSlgnEing g Mr.; ~ =, Conrad. to Ike plss
O'Clock. ~. the sales rooms Over SibIy = an,
store, tyo dSorg vest of the auction Tooms. - ~,
re seode No. besa arranged Tor sale aad sxaib
ms -. &c. MCGUIRE 4 co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

BousTr-LAxp WAHlAxrs.-Eightb hundred and
eight bounty-land warrants were Issued BY The u
.. Psnsiea Once during the moath lust clesed
under ths Get of March ,, 1855. OF Thee. seve,
hundred snd twenty- eightars for 100 acres, forty
four fes - acsss, and thirty-six for ea acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

Fnon TEE HonH sQuApaoH.-Dispaschssh have
eeea received At the Navy Department ftom ths
keasoke, nag ship Of The Home squsAron, date
o. AspinwalI, Oct "A, 1850. The Preble was q
Leave Aspinwsl on the iath for Chiriqui Lagoon
upon shost cruise. The sabins,w,s OF San Juar
Del Naeso q he seh ult., and the st. Louis VA,
ezPssssa 70 jen her In day Or two, having sailed
non AsPinwan on the 9Th nit. The jamestown.
:. csnagsns, wss 70 have len on the 18th or 18Th
e"-, 1of AsPinwsu, and On her arrival there viii
~ dispatched Immediately for The eosst Of Mica.
Tagua.
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PosrnAsrHx GKNxRAL.-Hou. J. Holt IN a
leave this city this svssing far the South, In CON
psay with his wife, who intends to remain ther,
during TIE winter Al the Postmaster Geuer,
WIN Be :bssat bot q few days, II IL thought ns
scfiea Win be I'D On the bids for carving IA.
mails bstween Portland and New Orleans, unt
his return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

RFrozfyHon suRvzYoR GrxsaAL or UrAu--
The commisaiones AZ the General Land once Ia,
1eosivsd report from Colonel stambo, dated Oct
on, isse In communication accompanying tn
report, he states that among Other chanes be 4,
reesy.aizing the once by collecting the prop.rt,
OF Tie Unised States appertaining 70 the survsyc,
Genesal's OAee - d =
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MICHIGAN sURvHrs.-Infomafion has re,ebet
ne 6snesl Land onee that there have been "a,
vardsd 70 IT. address from st. Paul large mum
Der 81 transcripts Of Aeld notes Of Michigan Ian,
surveys for preservation at TIE seat Of Government
Ihese seAd notes, which are aecsmpanied by geo
Logical reports o. the districts surveyed by Meuru
Busk, Hubbard, and Ives, include the survey q
ne village Of ..sault de Ste. Marie,n and tn
1slands In Lake Michig.n.
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.,asa ~ So ~ 81 s|:;:;s5 -,
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ssn WALL. srspnRps : CO.
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no q ICON. Ssasss, cor. IS sy Ss ana sII
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49,. .. MUSICAL NOTICE,
4 nHAktHr kIsesase = esrtiginF that Mr.. VIC
Weshingtou. famed IN . most sstisfsciory md psr
iccs 1s1ssI the grand piano used b. ne 6 Ma,
=, ,. ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
~ BECKER reoeives ordsrs q M JOIN =. n
g sad ISfk sno: siod.ons. la 10 ct sss
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JOHN 9. PENDLEroN.

FoIMm m kE5NTTThs BUILDING and pEsmise.
ronndrI: on Maine avenue, bsfxssn * "a si g
mannfactoyy. For terms apply TO WIN. H,Effj II IL
:. ss.n sse ! lsSa w y 81 at
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o. S'scs ls E. 's'i IA. fs~ 'A'
hoesE. black mace And al: slso. Am n N
" as. sf fs. a;,s Isy "a, give he shove
.. aa. a.. ... E g HAND. =. !..;s c s-
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T@SONs OF MAr.TA-MEET TONIC 1T
IS M74 O'CLOCK. ct the Encampmeht in Tenn
an in the solemn ceremonIss OF the snnuai n sSs
ao'lon. ut) SEC,
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80: G:s.t - IA: ~. So S ess',si Ses !.
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H CURTAIN nArEatAIs.
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STRANGRRs SUsPEcrrp.

The Virgtnians win not for . moment tolerat.
the idea that Brown d = monomanisc on the sub'
1ecs o. slavery; The apparent madness and folly
certainly expected not only an Uprising OF tbs
slaves, but large reinfoecements from The NON
The fact that he LEFT .ll hi: property and bis i'm.
Eorans papers exposed at the Kennedy farm va
accounted Tor on the ground that he expccted
them to be taken charge Of by other baids ~
aboiiuonisn who were 70 arrive during the dav
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BATTLE AT MONTEBELLO!

Ss0ere Eng cement Tie AaStrians de-
tsaied ,OiiA a loss Of 2.Ooo-7oo French
and Sardinians killed!
ST. JoBNs, N. F., June 4.-zThe steam
ship City of Washington. with dates from
Liverpool to the 25th ult.. four days later
than those furnished by the America at
Halifax, has been intercepted off Cape
Race by the news yacht Of the Associated
Press. and the following interesting intel
ligence obtained:
The news is OF great importance. as an
nouncing the first important blow in
Italy. a.
The Allied aud Austrian forces have
met and the latter were defeated
The battle took place a, Montebello, a
town of Austrian Italy.
The AustrianS were $1,000 strong, aud
made the attack. After severe engage
msnt. they we're obliged to retreat, with a
loss estimated at two thousand.
The Allied Army lost seven hundred.
A number Of Austrisns had BEEN cap,
tursd and taken prisoners to Marseillts.
The Liverpool Cotton market was quiet.
and prices were somewhat easier, but
there is no change reported in the quota
tions.
Breadstulfs dull. Provisions steady.
On the London Change, Consols closed
at 9i4a 99.
The steamer Africa, from New York
had arrived at Liverpool.
SECOND DISPATCH;
There are two towrs1of Montebello in
Italy as described in the gazetteers. The
dispatch does not give the position Of the
one at which the battle took place. Ole
Of the Montebellos is a town Of Austrian
Italy. ten miles southeast Of Vicenza, and
is defended by two castles The other is
a village, twenty,three miles northeast OF
Alessandria, where the Auslrians were
defeated by the French in 1900.
II will be seen that the posts were oc-
cupied by Marshal D'Hilliers. Of the army
By the previous accounts this General was
posted on the main road from Noyi to
GSnoa.
(From the hvcrpoclReporer ofthe Associated Press
Particulars OF THE BArTLE.--Ths bat.
tie Of Montebello took place on the 2lst oI
May. The AustrianS. who were command
cd by General Stadiou, attacked the posts
Of Marshal paraguay D'Hillers. They
were driven back by General Forey's di'
vision aflor furious combat, which lasted
four bours. The Allies carried the towr
Of Mon,ebello, but did not pursue tn,
Austrians.
! Two hundred Auslriaus, including Col
-, were captured and taken to Mar
settles. as
! The Austrians were fifteen thousant
strong. They lost two thousand men; tn
Allies seven hundred. among whom wer
many officers.
{ The Austrian accounts ofths battle dill
7 fer widely from the above.
| The actual force olths French is nc
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

KILLED By FILL IN VAULT.-An
EDglishman named Joseph Chuck, residing
in Cincinnati, met with his death on
Monday afternoon. under the following
circumstances: A gentleman dropped a
gold watch in privy vault. nj offered
a reward for its recovery. Chuck under
took the JOB and made two attempts TO re-
cover il. The first was unsuccessful by
reason of the light being extinguished.--
He went down again, and while being
raised, after securing the watch, tie rope
round his body broke, and in the fall his
skull was fractured. When brought to
the surface. life was extinct. He leaves a
" ife and four children.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

FkRNKR's CREED.-We believe in small
farms Snd thorough cultivation.
We believe the soil loves to eat as well
as its owner. and ought, therefore 10 be
we'll manured.
We believe 10 going to the bottom Of
things. and, therefore, in deep plOwing and
enough ofit
We believe in large drops. which leave
the land better than when they found it
making both the farm and the farmer rich
at once -
Wc believe that every farm should own
a good farmer. Z 8 }E
We believe ia good fences, good barns
and good farm houses. good Orehatds' aud
children enough to gather tho fruit. .-e-'-
Webelievs in a clean Kitchen, q neaI
wife in it, a clean dairy and a clean con
scieuce.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

stated, but ills reported thatil numbered
5000 men, besides a regiment OF Sardin-
ian cavalry.
(. A bulletin issued by the Sandman Gov
ernment announces that the extreme lett
of-the Sandman army. under General Bal
dini, bad forced a passage over the river
sesia putting the AuslriAns to flight.
General Garibaldi had entered Gaven
with {, 900 men, 10. a revolutionary pur'
pose.
1t was rumored that six English men
oi-w war had entered the Adriatic Sea.
Revolutionary movements are reported
in Lombardy. -.
The King Of Naples is dead. and Francis
II. assumed the government OF Naples.
The British Admiralty has formally in>
vited tenders for the carriage Of the month.
" mail to Australia via Panama. -
A general ruling Of the stockholders of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company had been
colled to sanction the agree ueut with the
Government, and TO issue 10000 900 new
capital.
The Paris Monitour announces that
France adbears TO the abolition OF priva.
tsering, and the paiuciple that q neutral
flag covers the enemy's goods.
| The Paris Bourse closed firm. Three
Per Cents were quoted at 65f,
Additional News of the War.
MARsEILLEs, May 25---Advices from
Constantinople to the 18th ult. state that
the Porte promises to recognize Prince
Couzay. Sciavis population Of the coast
Of the Adriatic are beginning to show q
hostile feeling toward Austria.
The Paris letters show a great want o
confidence, and seem to hintiat some in
creased disturbance in the foreign rela
tions.
The London Times disparages the bat
lie of Montebello. calling it tenth rat'
victory, and accuses Napoleon with having
sold himself 10 the demon of military con
quest.
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon
don Times says that the Austrian strength
! at Monticello Of three brigAdes, and thei
loss was about the same as that of tn
: French. The Times rsmarkes that th
. Austtians must have fought well, for the,
, must have carried the town Of COsteggio
1 which had been barricaded by the French
r before they could have reached Moutbellc
A.. The Austrians seem in the FIRST instanc
9 TO have been successful. and were OF J.
driven back when the French suppoI
S came up.
Gen. Forsy, in his account Of the battle
Il thinks that the Austrian force was nc
Il below 15, 900 TO $4,000. The prisoner
e captured place it far above these figures.
}. Austria has issued instructions to ptt
i pare for the defense of Tyrol.
A disp Itch from Berne says that I'll
II Austrians have left Como and Milan, an
- are concentrating their forces on the rive
!. AIDA, about fifteen miles to che east
Milan.
rs The French and Sardinians are also d.
d scribed as advancing.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

SPECIE GOING On the 98th day, three
ships left New York for Europe. having on
board S2,6l0.o0o in specie, to pay for
foreign goods which We ought to manu-
facture at homie. During the week end
ing May 90. the foreign goods imported
into the port Of New York alOre, was
81, 12l ,847; more than ever before import
ed in the same time--Look out for another
revulsion. No country can stand pros
perously such importations without a re-
vulsion.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

PUDDING IN HAsTE,-Chop your suet'
and put with the grated bread few cur
rants, the yolks Of four eggs and the white
of two, some grated lemonPeel and ginger.
Mix and make it into littla balls about the
size and shape Of an egg.with little -four;
Have ready a skillet Of boiling water and
throw them in. Twenty minutes will
boil them; they will rise to the top when
done. Serve them up in sweet s1uce.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-06-09

laH with him that makes him a'slGFe. He
may hold him there as the tiger holds bis
prey. but not Of right, il can only be by
brute force. aud II he escapes or refuses 10
obey toe dictates Of The master. there is
no law on earth by which he may be re.
taken or ooerced to labor.
Bat again, Il will hardly be insisted that
il the constitution BY virtue Of its inherent
provisions. carries slavery into the rerrito.
riet, that il does not by vir tue Of the same
provisions carry it into the States. The
constitution is the supreme law Of the land.
Il is as much the law of the States as ol
the Territories, and any Legislative set.
either by the Congress Of the general
Igoyernpent-by the Legislature Of the
States OF Territories in derogation Thereof
must be of necessity nun aud void. 1t fol
lows then, that if The constitution cresteI
and protects slavery in the Territories, i
being IS much The law Of the States as o
the Territories. it must Of necessity create
aud protect il in the States; and that th'
ordinance OF 1887 and the statutes OF 0hi'
being in derOgation Of the constitution ar
void. and hence, that the STAKEHOLDER has
legal and constitutional right to bring hi
slave property into this State and hold ant
operate it as such. thus virtually fixing ths
institution upon every StAts 10 the Union
Why. then and how. with any show ofrespe
ctabIliIy cen il be insisted that the local lav
the domestic Institutions Of Virginia ar
carried into the territory by the cOnstitu
ton while the laws and institutions G
Ohio are not. Il slavery with all its odi
um an exception? Did the fathers desir
10 peipetuate human bondage. fssten
upon the Territories. nalionalizs ii? Th
history Of their legislation upon this sub
ject will hardly justify so mons,rous
proposition. The secret Of It's. there is
fixed determination on the Tart OF til
Soth to extend tbs limits Of that acourse
instilution--to spit aud trample still ful
upon northern rights. Shall it be endul
: ed? Shall we longer submit to these ,
, surpations? Will we bow longer to Il
1 slave powsr7 Will not The North asse
and maintain her dignity. Will she not r.
buks,an repudiate the theory that Slav
y ry is national and freedom local.