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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-22

HIME'S BALSAMIC PECT0RAL.-This well
- known and much approved Cough Remedy,
on hand, and for sale by
j. A. MILBURN, Druggist,
dec n f. cor. Of King and Wash SITS.
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months and rs days sseu o years
The funeral win take place on rf,ursdav .r.,u..
swo c'o.k, rom NO. 1873 Laurens street The g,snu
Aeauain'ances are respectfully invited 10 atSna
STEVENSON Tuesday Juna H. after Ii agsrluz IN
John j and Eliza Steyer son
Inc 'rends OF The family and those OF his
AnoIew Blair, are respectfully invited TO attend his fune
s Hom tne residence Of his parents No 759 Third ave
""v, vi inursoey afternoon at one O'Clock.
fAsDkRpon-On Monday. June 49, Henry VAN
sCHAAcB, son Of Aaron j. and Alkaline K Van ie-poeI
sged years and months
tie relatives aad friends Of the family ara In yited
attend his funeral at the residence Of his parents los East
reheenh street, this Wednesday, afternoon al three
Voy Axrg -On. Tuesday, June IA, HEssY vow Axrr,
aged 80 years and months
Inc friends and acquantances CT the family are req
pecuuny invited TO attend his funeral this (Wednesda
way, without further invitation
WEEKS. On Monday, June 10, Mss DEBORAH WgsKs
Of her age.
the relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
inved to attend her funeral from the residence Of Mr.
John Pearce J, No 1853 Rivngton street. this fWednes
dsyl afternoon, at two O'Clock.
WRIGHT --On Monday afternoon June 49, at his resi-
dence in yorty ninth street, JOIN wsoHr youngest sou
OF John Wright deceased the sd year OF his age
The friends Of the family and of his brohers William
ana Robert invited to attend his fun sra without for
ther invitation, ibis Wednesday, Afternoon at two
O'CLOCK rom the reformed Dutch church In Twenty frat
street, Rev. Mr. Van Nests.
fouIE-On Monday june Is, after lingering Illness
MIS- MARTA YoUIE wfs Of Adam VI. Youle, in she 5stn
year OF her age
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this Wednesday, after
noon at three O'Clock from hsr late residence 265 Eas.
Broadway.
Ulster county and Californs papers please copy
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and proceeded TO Br kwens Island Here they visited
the Lunatc Asyiep the Wookhouse Island aospta an
collation. was served up the Wsrders house Of tn,
T., "r named institution Governor Cysr presided Afte'
s,~n;o had been done 70 the edbls, the Governor
welcomed the guests ,ae mos; Ing sG wing, va
closed his remarks by propoaino WV Twain " s''7
wsukee Light Guard
Captain SrARKwzA1HsR, Of the Light Guard said, In
behalf of bis company he felt highly battered at the to lst
then drIok ne confessed that entirely une
that the humble Captain Of the Milwaukee Light Gul-d
should be toasted n the home Of the Ten Governors bi.
as was So Captain "John never aached, aud
sequence must reply. IL was days ago that day at
noon when the Light Guard left the beautiful city OF NIL
wanxee 70 VISIT nc great city Of New York, to visi! the
homes or their fathers brothers, sisters and relatives
also the military Of the great Empire State They left home
az Strangers, unknown to any present military men;
home company but four years OF age; and with baud
which one year ago had but FIVE members, aud it had
played but seven times In public in the city Of "Bricks
Hwaukee) and also with many members Of the Guard,
that had been such few months; yet he left then
with the assurance that there any field where they
could enjoy themselves as citizens Of Wisconsin, ia
New York, because many Of them were sons of the
proud and glorious Empire State. On their journey
Buffalo and Albany and Il ali those places they had Sesn
most Hospitality entertained and, lastly to this city,
where they found double welcome They had received
entertainment unexpected unsough for and unsolicited
On the Part Of the Milwaukee Light Guard he told tho
hospitality and kind feeling To Company D. Of the Ame
rcan Guard be thanked them for the fraerna
Ieepg, and hoped they would get 70 heaven He said
was very hard thing for him 70 speak, he had talked
much since he left home yet in behalf Of the Milwaukee
Light Guard, whom he had the honor to command and
his officers he took occasion 10 return their sincere
thanks the Governors for that glorious generous
reception In behalf Of the citizens Of Nil waukee aud
they should receive the ieft hand Of western man ss
lies nearest the heart; and shall such welcome
that they will regret that they the West
ern country In conclusion he proposed the health of
Captain D. 9. Meschutt, Of the American Guard.
Speeches were also made by Col. vosburg Col Jo
seph Pnckney, Capt Meschutt Col. King Of the Light
Guard, Col Ladue, of the Governors staff Of Wisconsin,
Lieut. wckneld, Of Albany, and others. The company
returned TO town late in the afternoon and made parade
in Broadway 10 the evening the American Guard aud
guests visited Nibos theatre To day they will be enter
tanned by the New York Light Guard Capt John A. Gar
land, and to morrow morning will depart for home in the
Albany day boat rhey will be escorted to the point of
departure by battalion Of tho American Guard Leute.
nant Colonel Butteraed, and battalion Of the Seventh
Re gfment. -.
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Married.

CLosx-SwEEnY.-ln Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June II,
by the Right Rev. Bishop Coughln JOHN E. CLosr to SA
RAH SWEENEY, all Of Brooklyn.
HAIsEY-BMDEN-Int this city, on Wednesday, June g.
BY the Rev. J. NJ Waite, J. D. HAIszY Esq to MARY E.,
daughter Of H. s. Belden Esq deceased all Of this city
AnIHR-PzcK On Monday, June 49, by the Rev. E. o.
FlaRR, DAVID MILLER, N. d TO ELIZA L only daughter
Of the late Henry Peck, all Of this city.
McREvER-JAcKsoN-Oh Monday, June 8, by the Rev.
Father Everett Mr. JOHN AcKKgvKR to MISS HxsNvrrA K
JACKSON, both OF this city.
Rxzys-HuDsoN.-Ons sunday evening, June IL, by the
Rev James Mett at the residence of tho brides father
No. 423 Pearl street, Mr.. HENRY REEVE to Miss SePA
eldest daughter OF Mr.. James Hudson, all Of this city
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T,Curt C.lon;lnr--vhIu D.v,

suPsnn CoURr--Cirout i-Nos I727, 1873,
1850 1868, 1881, 2Oi3 s33, i6aT 1868, li73 Part e.
Court Of Oyer and trial Of James CLASS for
murder continued,
" 2S6 487 49, 6p2 &c. 8 24s 142 6a0 to 692 69j Z,
ess Sss to !o2 Part mos 665, SIS, &c. 66l, 6iS,
ooo, oois eS1, $50. 1885, 463, 635, $685. 642, 6S6.
70 iiS ~ 2SS lios Part Mos l2s 2la 2oS, Co. $780,
0t, 90, 81,
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summer rndergarments,
.. A GREAT VARIETY
UNIVERSALLY APPROVED FOR EIAgTfCrTY
CoOLNESS AND CHEA eNESs
A. RANKIN CO..
6S7 BroAdway,
And g6 Howerv
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So Dnshipg, 20 Dressy, SO Becoming, are
sprtng cashmere hats that his store ZIG Broadway
opposite St Psuis church, Is beseged.
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City Intelligence.

The NEW CHY INsPRcroR-Last evening Col Delavsn
the newly confirmed City Inspector entertained nume
party OF his political friends at the Pewter Mug
where collation. had been prepared. Speeches were
made by number OF prominent members Of the demo
cratic party In response TO toast proposed by Capt
Ryrdtrs, Col Dcloyan after thanking his freods for the
kind in which lis health had been drank stated
that II his intention 80 TO administer the duties Of his
department. not only TO merit the eseeM and app.o
baton Of his fellow citizens bu also TO show that with
perseverance, honesty Of intention aud sc. personal at
tenton to dnty the city Of New York would be able ~
compare with any other regards VA mrortAL nler
of having clean streets To effect such de rabls reform
his whole energy should be directed and bs ft satisfied
that II could be accomplished
LITTLE Gnu RESCUED IRON A WATEaY GRAvE-A5 3
owboat came past Bergen Poln, yesterday af;ssnJ,,
about ak O'Clock, small child fall overheard
seen TO jump overheard after IT, bnt did not
succeed 10 finding it, and hnscM barely rescued slyc
towards the city, leaving 'he child behind Mr. Charles
Lima OF New York, having lhe accident immediate
~ put out in small boat and succeeded ia picking 40
The chld-a little girl about 'odr years Old and who was
Fill alive but nscDsbe II carried to the fattcu.
rette House at the Point and medical aid called She
wss still alive at 6h p N. THIS notice may enable the
mother OF friends TO find the little sufferer.
AoorDksT-At about TX O'Clock last evening the car.
ragc OF R. f. Nccurdy containing tho VITA o. that gentle
man. standing in front u store Broad way when
the horses attached became frightened, and dashed
away at fearful rate On the of Spring street tue
vehicle came 10 collision with stage when was upset.
aud the lady thrown out Her face was sgot cut but
she received further injury. Tue driver thrown
from his against the pavement receiving In
quence severe and probably fatal injuries Ths carriage
was literally knocked TO pieces.
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HelIoway's pills. These pills alone. nn,onr
81 the medinnes In existence the property
without depressing either body mind Sold No so Maiden
lane, n. Y. " ~ ~
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Barry's Frtcopherous IL the Best and Cheap
est article for dressing besutfying Cleaning curing pra
serving and rerorng the hair. Ladies try IT, Sold BY al
druggists. -
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Grover q Bakers Celebrated
NOlsEIgsS FAMILY SAVING MACHINES
NEW STYLES, AT REDUCED PRICES,
4e5 broadway New York.
l62 Fulton styeet, Brooklyn.
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MRS. WinsioSv's Soothing Syrup for Chill
oren iseiniog VIII positively wind cole, and
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
applied, u No. Astor House.
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u. A. Bills, Comnnassic,, and Exchange Bro
No. l76 Green WITCH street. '
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The Purest Gin Imported
VOLTS echedam aromatic schnapps; nut IN in ouar Ard
pint bottles Sold by all druggists and country nerchans
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Fashionable Summer Hats--Bcaver, Cassi-
and ssrsw-in great variety. BY BEEBE CO., 1855
Broadway.
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awnings for Windows, Balconies, &c.
Mdew proof In any climate THEIRS od stand No 5Sf
Bowcry corner Of houton 0rders BY post attended
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BALLADS OF THE BIBLE,
- BALLADS OF TaE BIBLE.
BALLADS OF THE BYfLK,
BALLADS OF TIE BIBLE,
BALLADS OF THE BIBLE,
IN THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
NEW YORK WEEKLY
NEW YORK WEEKLY
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
NEW YORK WEEKLY

All who hold In the Divine volume; and would
have the sublime truths which teaches placed before man
kind in their most attractive foms with
the heart and intellect employed IN labor praiseworhy
The pages Of Holy WRIT filed they with thoughts
ne brilliant geniuses o! different ages have drawn
their inspiration from IT, and the fruit their labors
have given 70 the world works which Influenced the
man heart nothing else influence It. yet work
has but just commenced The Bible actually gems
OF sacred beauty which have been either poecay
or pcoriay !usraed Is perhaps safe to that
are hundreds Of persons gropE their 10 spiritual
dersood by tbem and many Of might be led 10 fno
ledge OF the truth from the considerable OF or p-turs
bringing forciby into view great lesson some
star'rg sdmonicn, OF deep pathos drawn
from Scripture Acting under this view the propreos OF the
INV YORK WEEK LIZA paper which Is admitted by al
be An une xceponable family engaged the
vices OF A. q Dugsnne ESQ "a poet of ackno xiedged
celencel who B TO write Tor them sees of s.cred poems
under the caption of Ballads OF the Bible the
The poems are TO be handsomely ustaed and apart from
me treat which they VIII furnish they cannc fa
20 90 wcr1 Of good They must be to ihs
aged and the YOUTH H. the learned
who lave studied tho gscred volume will them ne
charm and nose who have heretofore ignorant
ca matters may be led to closer confederation thereof one
trg ia certain which s that psreut could possibly
place before child anything better calculated improve rs
morsld enlarge s understanding ana fit both for ,hs life
ard for tie life 70
The Ballads Of the Bible will commence in tie NEW YORK
WEEKLY OF July (Which will be ready early Saturday
morning rex WITH the subjec Hsgsr the Wderneu
and they win be continued unterruptedly from that dae
STREET SMITH Proprietors
No y Beckmen street
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Herrihg's Patent Champion Fire
street, N. Y. ~ " murray
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WOnde rful Array OF Summer Hats.
100 styesin
BEAVER FELT, STKAWs AND BEAVER.
At GENINS, 53 Broadway.
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Kennedy's Medical Discovery Is Warranted
10 ecrouls eryspelas sarhem scad he adj
sore legs. For sale by all druggists.
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Trii SEES, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces
Ann street ~' "
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines
Onico 800 Broadway, New York Send for circulars
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Hsh-Its Diseases, Fell, Change OF Color,
and s establishment treated carefully by A. GPANDJEAN
'0TWei'sh street. west side and near Broadway.
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Cape busters, ard ali kin1S or Summer
PkOCH'S ga broadway.
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e. nHscc worth More Than The Mine OF Cali
IRR WM gwen yaa chronological examination ak row.
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r.. ". s..-.Tb> Largest Shirt Emporium in
the IJnion -pAIJOIr A. ROT HERs No. 400 Broadway aoe
OF he improved rench yoke shr
and dealers in gen1s' ia -nishins goods
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Now Ready, Rich aud Splendid Assert.
OF chdrns fancy hats caps aiso beautiful hat Tor
gentlemen, latest city es only So at HARRIS RUSS AXIS
rs Bowery, 36 Grand street. and 23 Eighth avenue.
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The Family Herald.


NEWS FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM THE
GREAT wBsT-NEwS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR IN
TALY-THB GERMAN CONFEDER ATIoN--THE PENN
sYLyANIA REPUBLICAN CONTEMPORARIES sULLI-
VAN STREET TRAG8DY-THE CR0PS-LAGER BEER
TEE MILWAUKEE, LIGHT GUARD-LOCAL MATrERS--
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS, ETC., ETC.
TIE FAMILY HERALD in its regular edition Of Gay, will
CO.. tain The news from California received the
West Interesting Advces from California Utah. Pixies Peak
and account Of the Condition OF Affairs in
Territory.
1t viii also contain the latest advices Of War
Italy with very interesting article the GermAnsc Confede-
rAtonIta Origin, History. Present Condition &c Report
of the Proceedings Of tie Pennsylvania Republican
ton held las. week at Harrisburg Report Trial.
vcon and Sentence Of Sanchez for the Murder Hartman
Carmen, bis Father Law; Arrival Of the Milwaukee Light
GusrdThei Reception in New York City Route
Entertainment by the City Guard &c Description of the Great
Laser Beer Brewery Of New York7hs Building Va Vast
CelarTbe Process by which Lager s Made Is Lager In
tox,a.ing?Anaiysls OF the Chemists &C. Condition hs
Crops-lf feet of the late FROST the Crops we-The
Crops Wisconsin and Iowa with all matters of ths
week preceding of interest and inporsnce; Editorials on
Prominent Rvens Of he Day; All the Local News of interest
of New York and the adjoining Cities Police Reports
Theatrical Notices, Coroner's Inquess &c.
TermsThe FAMILY HERALD published every Wednesday
st Two rola,s annum; singls copies
Go Obtained ri tbs ONCE And OF AZ tho vondar Ad
refreshments inserted a, the usual herald rates.
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The Best Spring bed I'm Existence - Hovse'i
elliptic at from IS TO 49, al s7s broadway Call and see T.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
at the mar ufsciory, 2S3 Broad ~sy.
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MoOdy's Perfe-s Esttinx Shirts, Made 10 Or
der Of toe finest goods $50 per Dozen MoODYS shirt manu-
factory, &2 Broadway.
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CfNSERfS SEWING MACHINES.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

singers new family uarhne the price of which oriy $50
eht and elegantly decorated machine capable perform
Ing In tie best manner az the sewing private family
SINCERE stsndard nachaes for manufacturing puroosea
are well Known to be who At rival
ket Eve'y description OF work Inc,
them l. n. SINGER 4 CO.,
4S3 RroadyEaY.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is. 1859.

Victorious Art-spIendid Portraits for Lit !
tie money Dsisr photographs for 90 Bee HOLMES
new gallery WI Sroadway. Nothing like It,
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Rupture Cured by Marah & Co.'s Radical
They keep silk elastic stockings for varicse
veins supporters and shoulder braces for eor
mites made to order No. vesey street. House. N
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arndy's pn"fographic GallerieA 350 and
w.shns,os b. o. pao,oasspSs TasussssSsype, "a IN.
bgvyveA
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Notwithstanding the enormous cost of Dr. H. Robinson
new story, the pubhers OF the NEW YORK MERCURY will
give large fnsAimen each until tina finished
Dsrleys lurscns will add additional iustro to the
head the great tale Of tho NORTHERN TRAPPING
GROUNDS.
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New style, price $50. Oflse All broadway
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The OPERA AND THE THEATRES Tho opera for the sea-
son will probably be definitely closed on Thursday with
benefit to Mr Strakosch. Al least, such demonstra
ton has been proposed, and quite confident that
the public would be glad to have opportunity to show
toeir appreciation Of Mr. strakoschs ser vices.
Mile Fezzolin was Of the passengers by the Fulton
yesterday We have he ard that she has been del
nitely enesged here as yet.
The Theatres-Metropoitap Nibo's, wallscll's Laura
Keenes and the Bowery, all doing a fair summer
business their programmes for this evening will be found
especially attractive. Among.the forthcoming novelties,
hear that Mr. Burton and the Keller troupe have been
engaged at Nblos; that Mr. Florence will produce Oxen
fo-ds clever piece, The Porter's Knot" at wallacks;
that new play, by Mr.. Brougham. will be Immediately
produced at the Metropolitan and that the Misses Gougen
helm have several novelties in preparation at Laura
Keeaes
Mr. Joseph Jefferson has returned to town. after an
tended and successful tour in the provinces He intends
to 90 to London and play in Our American Cousin at
the HaJmarket.
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The Count Ficcoiominf. Fnth,

The Hudson Hat
Heads Gepla's hsl of Ia0 styles price ..
GENIN 507 Broadway.
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The Count PiccOIominf, Father OF the Little
prima dcpna stopped bin carriage In front No. 23
way Hhle bis the amer and puch ssed one Of
KhoXS Summer hats Remaining that he considered The
with him. -
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rfsO COUNTRY MERCHAN7s
WHOLFSAl AND RETAH4 0RNCHRa
WOH-ESALE AND hErAIL DRUGGISTS,
FRITZ p9nRES
oTEi.S AND BAhROONS.

HOTELS AND BAhROOMS.
Ssss Il ss.
:1s 4
eSnspps ss
uDoLPHo WOLFE ;ss iSsDs;ss and na5aissursrs
e ss!
piled 10 q T.
Dc e '1s
l.na present Ms director Of e Institute Of ohsici
hereby ser; hat the reques. Of tn. house of aog
VOTES sesdan sehn.p wa he oSss % :. q
nom S.m e IL snS = and
the other sso hs are oTss N The mss and the results Of
tdoipho wofes schsidsm scSnsUss is spurious
ssS
redss Gay Tusssc acoho@ere 81 lie dsission f IN
@ IT,
%
Ea.er. alcohoi, wegher 70 assrsss Gay
sS sssnss e Ea2 e q
e % same and IT, ssse g. .as s S,s
ma Is sossess due 70 very ufars Amount Of an essential
From he remainder Of the disatOn -hch left in the
us sS. s color hsv bssr
sromsc and leaves Be mouth psrfusa With sns assanss
. Sssys , S
s s ns sr 1 Tsn are a1asd M
fcsedam sesnapps mineral oue
than hs &c one ALREADY Cd and The
dam fchnspps copsss simply of aromatic alcohol Of %
OF graduation In Carers scshoc eigher
i've bitter aromatic substance which perhaps medicinal,
hs II II aaei o (
doubt arises from the tie choice ni
Should IN my opinion be preferred 70 All the Holland Bel
has bt business examine These gins ofsa
proved It, exbale dsHgreete odor and less
cisa greeable favor them having LETT
with the superior gin from the dsery of Mr. Henry Doee.
OF Bremen, residium after evaporation steam ~
ftspce almost inapid and very fingy Aromatic 20
OF vanilla but Ia case with me delicious bitter and
flavor OF that Of Udolpho Wolfe others.
beed Genuine Samaritan" Extra Guperior. Ne ar
ISL substance Of harsh .c taste and daasreeS e.
with signs Of iron, owing perhaps bad s7te1 a. ds
tllation WI"
with the experiments have made with The greatest ~
snhoze the house Of Go.tg Wii this rtr -h
Icty 70 ibis certificate II Spanish sio foreign ani1 %
all coun RES where may suit their interest TO 1oso
JOSE LUIS CAE.J ECA
BANANA, June s, 1859, 'AoA'
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Coolest NJ all the CassimeHes,
TIE HUDSON VENrIhATIkG HAT, pri,e

TIE RIO BkT-The highest lovliest
STRAW HAT FOB YOUNG MEN price 81 80
oENIE'S hat store, 50I Broadway,
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The Latest Drawings OF the EegsuZcd Lot
teries. AZ reported 70 WOOD, EDDY CO.,
MANAGERS or THE
Dni.ATAH1, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LorTEaIEs.
cncal drawings by telegraph.
DELAWARE LoTTERrxs
ee scatbfrs Commissioners appointed By the Governor
Of toe ate Of es ware TO superintend the drawing OF lot
sry By the iesslanrs hsySg hig day offended hs
tina day drawn FROM the wheel, viz:--
EXTRA CLASS, No ss5 JUNE "A, 1859.
6S, 63, 81, TO- IS, 9, 81, 49, Al, Is, 81, 40, SO.
CLASS 70. ssS, JUNE IA, 1859.
So, Is, 81, 65, 20, 10, 49, "a, &c, 8, 40, 2, %.
And that the SAID numbers drawn the order in which
Wipes our hands 4 wIsninx:oe Del this Tuesday. june
JAMES DUNCAN, '''
GxoRGrA LOTTERIES.
ina Gsbarbefs Commissioners appointed superuteud
bat arc he nunSsIs which asrs .ss aSyy ssM
Gom he Wheel VIZ
GLASS No. $685. JUNE IL, 1853.
II, At, SO, e. Ia, ST. o. 81 As, o. TO- 49, 80, AZ, g.
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