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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-09
CONGRESS-.
REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Senate, Friday, June 6.

Mr.. Green, from the Committee on Terri
tories, reported adversely on the petition
from Utah, accompanied with Constitution,
asking admission as State
Mr.. Chandler presented the memorial Of
certain citizens of Michigan, against any
increase Of the duty on steel.
a number of reports and petitions were
also presented.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the judiciary Com
mttee, reported bill to carry into effect the
treaties with japan, Siam, China, etc., ETC.;
which were passed
There seemed to be great desire mani
tested TO get business through.
The Senate then took up lin committee, J
the private calendar, and passed u number
Of private bills.
After short executive session, the Senate
resumed the consideration Of private Bills
\ number Of such bills were read, the third
time, and passed.
The Senate then at 81 o'clock adiourned.
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Later from Mexico.

NEH- ORLEANS, June 1.-THE schooner
Potomac has arrived ct this port, bringing
Vera Cruz adyices to the Both ult.
Messrs. Jecher 6 Co., bankers at the city
of Mexico, had failed, entailing an immense
loss throughout the country. Their liabili-
ties are reported at four millions four hun
dred thousand dollars, "a, 400 900, and their
assets at seven millions. They ask an ex-
tension of five years,-promising to surren-
der 20 per cent. of their capital each year,
together with 6 por cent. interest The
creditors had refused to entertain this pro-
position, but were to meet again ON the 2Sth
ultimo.
Mons. Gabriac, the late French Minister.
is in great distress, having lost all his fortune
by this failure.
The diplomatic corps had suspended
diplomatic relations with Miramon's govern
ment.
Mramon was near Queretaro, surrounded
by Gen. Uraga with 1900 men, and was
unable to escape.
1t was reported that an engagement had
taken place, and Miramon's vanguard was
0verthrown.
; Minister McLane is sick, and will return
home if the treaty is not ratified.
Signor Pacheco, the new Spanish Minister,
had arrived. The dispositions of Capt. Tur-
ner and others, in reference to the captured
steamers, had been received.
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Inauguration.

Concord, \. H., June 7.--Governor Good
win was inauguruted to-day. There was an
unusual military and civic display on the
occasion.
The Governors message is brief. 1t is
mainly devoted 70 local affairs, OF which he
speaks 2ncouragingly.
in conclusion, ne says that New :lamp'
ahire declares TO all dsorganizers ana disu-
nionists, wherever found, tina! she stands by
the Union and Constitution, as interpreted,
not by any new lights. sectional ciiGaes or
party platforms, but by itself, its trainers,
and the precedenta of all departments Of the
Federal Government,
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House of REPRESENTATIVES..

The House resolved on and after Monday
to take Il recess from T. o'clock to I o'clock.
The House then resumed the considera-
ton OF the Missouri contested election case.
Mcssrs. Stevens, of Penn, and Edwards
Of n. H., advocated the report Mossrs.
Stevenson. Of ky., and Phelps, of Mo-. oppo-
Sed it..
hIr. Dawes defended the report and called
for the previous question which was ordered.
The first resolution declaring that Mr..
Barrett, Dem. the sitting member was not
entitled 70 his seat was aGopted-ycaa ~,
nays -.
The second resolution declaring T. P.
Blair BLACK Rep was entitled to Il seat us
REPRESENTATIVE from the lst District of Mo-,
coming up,
Mr.. Gartrell, of Ga, moved to lay it on
the table, which motion was lost-yeas 81,
nays %.
The question then REQUIRED upon the reso-
luton, which was adopted 90, nays 80.
Mr. Blair was then sworn and took his
seat and after an intellectual motion to ad-
,journ,
The House took up the report Of the
committee on the Judiciary, to whom was
referred the protest Oh TIE ffesidehI against
the Coyodc committee. The report sustulns
the appointment OF the committee.
Alr. Houston moved Il substitute, declaring
that no investigation into the executive ad-
ADMINISTRATION of the government should he
tuadc unless upon Il specific charge, by a
responsible person.
The main question was demanded and
sustnincd-ycaS So nayS Is.
During the call, Mr.. Tay l"r. of La, in
oured if it was no; the understanding that
The minority were to be allowed to offer a
substitute.
Mr.. Hickman said such WAS not his ui'
dcvstanding.
Mr. Taylor declared that such had been
the understanding in committee. Il that
courtesy was denied, lie would cease 70 be 4
member Of tic committee. Mr.. Houston
EXPRESSED Ike determination.
Tho rn.ninriOn WAS agreed to.
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MARRIED.

On the 7th inst, by the Rev. Il. I. Brown, Mr.
BOTSFORD CAMP, to Miss RACHEL BAR
CROFT, daughter u Mr.. Ambrose Bancroft all
of Fairfax county.
Al the Commercial Hotel. Philadelphia. Pa, on
Thursday morning, the &lst of May, 1861, by the
Rev. Sam H. Uur5crow, NJ. i. FRANK. SHANIL,
of Philadelphia, to Miss ALNIkA BANhS' oil
Nhestrr rmnntY, Pa.
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AUCTION SALES.

NOMMISSI0NER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
v SLAVES.-pursuant to y decree ofthe Coun-
Il Court of Alexandria County, in the suit %;
Wrcnn IS Wrenn, the undersigned will, on the
TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1860, at the
Tavern house Of Samuel Cats, in West End, FAIR
fax County, sell ut public auction, for cash. 10 the
highest bidder u valuable SLAVE WOMAN End
her CHILD. b. L. SMOOT, Commissioner.
10 Q--dts
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From New Mexico and the Plain S.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, June THE new
Mexican mails, with dates to the 3lst ult.,
have arrived.
The Naval Indians had made an attack
upon Fort Defiance few days before the
mail left, and came very near capturing IT,
as the garrison were not expecting anything
of the kind. Fortunately, by some misman-
agement on the part of the Indians. their
presence was discovered, and after some fight
ting, they were routed.
Trains were arriving at various points in
the territory almost daily.
Business was reviving to some extent, but
was still depressed.
Six companies of soldiers are on the Red
river, on the lookout for the Indians.
A passenger, who came to Fort Union with
the mail, stated that he had orders from Col.
Fauntleroy to the troops not to attack the In
dions if it could be possibly avoided.
Six companies left Pawnee Fork on the
lst inst, on a scout, and if they do not receive
countermanding orders, they will no doubt
drive the Indians from the road, or whip them
into submission.
The forty dragons that left the Pawnee
Fork some two weeks ago, to attack band
of the Kiowas, returned without finding them.
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Assassination at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 7.-Mr. Henry Craw-
lev, a teacher in the Mount Auburn Female
Seminary, while escorting two ladies home
from the Opera. last night, was stabbed in
the breast by rowdies, causing instant death.
The murderres have not been arrested.
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Louisiana Democratic State Convention

New ORLEANS, June The Democratic
State Convention at Donaldsonyille has adj
journed. The secession from the Charleston
Convention was condemned, and it was re-
solved that the Louisiana delegates pledge
themselves to support the nominees of the
Baltimore Convention.
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Michigan Republican State Convention.

DETROIT, June THE Republican State
Convention met here to-day, and made the
following nominations-For Governor, Aus
tin Blair; for State Treasurer, John Owen;
for Secretary of State, James B. Porter. for
Presidential Electors at large, H. G. Wells,
Rufus Hosmer
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From Venezuela.

New YORK, June S.-News from Porto
Cabelo to the 23d ult, states that the pre-
sent government of Venezuela has sustained
itself with great frmness, and, with the as
sistance of General Paez, who is expected
shortly from New York to participate in the
councils of the republic, is likely to be per-
manent. The country is very quiet and
healthy, and the weather favorable for the
crops.
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Nomination.

New YORK, June I.-lsrael Washburn,
Jr., received the republican nomination tor
Governor of Maine at the State Convention
held Yesterday at Bangor.
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EAueU1ER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

ENHESE SPRINGS, situate fifty miles west Of
L Washington city, will be opened on the ijth
ol June. IL lrst-class Watering establishment.
The subscriber having become the purchaser
will make every effort, with competent assistants,
to rc-eSt&;ii>h ther former high reputation. They
may lie reached in six hours from Baltimore three
from Alexandria, and eight tro:4 Richmond hy
Railroad, with abou! miles Of staging over i
good turnpike.
katyS-J0c. per meal: $l.50 per day: 81 per
week: $50 per calender month"; and $50 for two
months-childrcn over > and under II years, ana
coiorcd servants, half prlcc-whitc servants three
!ourth>--horSes soc. per day. Address subscriber
'Warrcnton Springs.
rnDLp-r tII-nEIN
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"a NJ NJ US
REAPER AND MOWER,
WOODS IMPROVEMENT,
Self Raker,
IRON CUTTER BAR.
G Err PLA NIX!
THIS MACHINE, WHICH COMBINES ALL
THE EXCELLENCIES OF
MANNY'S INVENTION,
WITH ALL OF WOODS IMPROVEMENTS,
HAS BEEN MADE
EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRADE,
AND WE CONFIDENTLY OFFER IT AS
THE BEST
COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER
EVER MADE.
THESE MACHINES
Have never failed in contested field, to take tho
HIGHEST PREMIUM,
BEST COMBINED REAPER AND MOWER,
Thus proving that the PRINCIPLE
Is TIE MOST PERFECT OF ANY YET
INVENTED.
We have had the Cutter Borand Gear Plank made
of Iron in OUR MA CHIMES of this
voar, and it will be almost I'M
possible for any part
TO GIVE WAY, OR GIT OUT OF ORDER.
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-, 4 BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
,l#@"l FOR >ALE.~--I ain authorized - dispose
81. al private sale, that desirable three Story
BRICK DWELLING, Oh the east side of Wash
ington street. hctTeen Cameron and Queen. built
and occupied by Benjamin tIaowcil.
The lo is about - feet front Oh Washington
street, running back l23 feet inches 10 the mid
die Of the square
The house is l.: feet front divided by Il hall :
feet wide; two rooms on each side on the first floor
four chambers in each OF the second and third
stories. and three in the attic: the whole finished
in the hardsomoSt style, and furnished with water
AMI gas, and every convenience OF cellar, closets
pantry. &C., &C.. that could he devised, by the
owner Tor the convenience OF his otca faulty.
The building erected III 1875, and IL N
as good condition a. on the day it was first occu-
pied. and is only sold, because not nov required
Tor use By The proprietor.
A small portion only o. the purchase money
will be required in cash: considerable portion
vii! be taken in r@blc securities Or stocks and
the residue may remain unpaid i"T several years
with security OF the property.
ANY one DESTROYS of purchasing, can examine
the house throughout at any time, hy calling On
the subscriber, as the family is now absent from
town. For particulars, applyto
9TH mo 2I-co2m X. II. MILLER.
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DARN FOR so t.--Thc 2ARM recently oc-
e oupc: hy Al,s. Dudley Fnztitgh, Is offered
;Gr zae. Possession - be given in time to :a!low
Tor the wAea! crop this fall. This beautiful litie
FARM lies on Cedar Run. about : ,ailcs from
Warrenton. and or / from Catictj>s Station, on
the Orange and .lleya"Gra Railroad. Il contains
325 ACRES->,hout 1er. Of which are cleared
no balance in timher-~a portion Of which is very
fnc-uf the cleared land 80 acres age Cedar Run
-, low grounds. The DWELLING and out
a$. houses IN g,.oa repair. 4 liberal credit will
be gwen. &or tcr;aS OF sale, or any other infor-
nation, apply to GEO. I. FlTZHTGH,
Brandy Station, Culperer Co. NY l0---eotl
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BY J. T, CREIGHT0N-AUc
SALE THIS DAY

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HORSE, CARTS.
/ GEARING, &c.--Will be sold, on Sahoduy
ncrai"y "ert, on inst, at . s'c'ock, on the West
side of Market Square
| Horse, Dray, Cart
l Water Cart, with all tho gearing.
Terms, cash. II. @. CLAUGliT0S,
ie 7--3t Trustee.
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~ OTlCE.-Thc annual meeting Of the "UP-
~ pERVILLE UNION CLUB for the cleo
tinn Of officers &C., will be held in Uppervil!c,
On MONDAY, June ilt!i, 1860.
y BERKELEY, President.
", =.
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9tLANTIRE FOR SALE.-Bv virtue Of 4 de-
/ } cree OF FauQuier Circat Court, the under
signed, will offer Tor sale, at public auction Oh the
premises on T.tcsdGp, The i1h day Of Jatg, 1860
the above well known and desirable FARM, situa-
ted immediately upon the line Of the Manassas
Gap Railroad one mile from Broad Run Station
aid forty from Alexandria. 1t contains 3I5
ACRES, about 10 az Hhieh ara il wood-thc res!
in Il high STATE O.! cultivation. The Improvements
=. consist oi i comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
So OF seven rooms, aud every necessary out build
ing. Tie fencing Is nearly all OF stone, aud IL
GOO. repair. The soil ot the most fertile doscrip-
ton, and admirably adaptes, 10 cultivation or
gra2ing->i;uai,in ina remarkably healthy country,
With goo,! society, and in a few hours ride Of AL
cxandria Richmond, OF Washington city. The
attention Of gentlemen residing in either Of the
above cities OF in the tide water section, is par
tculary directed % the property, rs presenting
unusual attractions fer Il summer residence.
The terms Of sale ~ prescribed - the decree
arc-iwo.fi;iS Of tic purchase money Il he paid
in oash. cr.e.lith I'll lie ,6h Of October, 1851,
c.aTrl ~ he 34;h II May. 1856. and one
fifth q the 10Th u September, lsi:-intervst
on tie deferred payments u he paid se;ai-annua!-
IT, and the purchase: 10 give his bonds, and Il
!ecd u tru~; upon the laa" ~ security Posses
SION for seeding purposes given immediately, and
fail Possession on the first ii October next for
further particulars, address VIM. 5. Boswell, whc
show t2e land to any one DESTROYS Of purchaenE,
OF JAMES i. SKINNER, Gonna. sx.onlr.
rroal non st2 los. y. &. l.. r.. my l4-eots
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MANASSAS Gar EAMRoAn.--The Valley
Democrat says:--Hc are pleased to learn
that a considerable force has recently been
placed ON that portion OF the Manassas Gap
I,ailryad betecn Mt. Jackson and Timber
vile. Every effort will no doubt be made
by the company to have the road completed
to lIarrisonburg by the time promised.
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n ~ EASTERN HERKIsGS.--lO0 barrels
y jus, rccrifed. nnd Tor sale low to close. by
VA. II. FOWLE !; son,
IL i N / South Wharvcs
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9MbIit Sails.
~ SA5ITEI, m .sn,7TT
Stu LIZ k1s SOS EE&
HANDSOME THREE. STORY

6i;iI HANDSOME THREE. STORY
E.lll ,c, - BRICK DWELLING,
1 tl'hGAN nj COTTAGE ON GEORGE 1T
=, At AUCTION 1904 -
ci mai SCI on THURSDAY November -, leGn at AZ
on the premises, ali the following dcEcibpd hand
some and valuable property. viz: o manu-
vg%H;qiiyy "a ~ THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVE.
stLutd on The south side Of George st EFT east Of
acI ne lot fronts George street II feet, and
ne lm1prGyg mentsNo it2-cnnssf OF hHr sor, troa
~ a !" I'll ING, built in the best and mo- sl,-
fix mrs m nsl S me owners own residence with water
N ''>7 'l each Il ,,i; II and 9 inch walls
- % A., =, GGLIAGE PROPERTY
-; :, o. : Also that ELEGANT C0TFkGE-.o o,;.;
I,e nhYt on the east with front OF a. u lei and S
as dooEe -ouit IN the most substantial nonn.n
s WIS, WIN every fora family Fine r
ara llileG with choice Fruit Trees and SrnEb re
inns property is very desirable for n rnsi,j.rc r.;
situated in pleasant and rapidly improving section, 81 ~,
CITY ''1 ''''"" OIL tie
Ground rent g % per front oot Lots in that section are
call the special attention of speculators and ,ers 10
tor God and safe investment.
haie reremptorY. Title indisput able.
). II. COVER. AUct
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''''s t-'N'"Pl'if- 'i'I' iidiSPut 5bi5.
Mo IS " 3. R,Itin, I'm, % -
I'RU8TEE'S SALE.-By virtue of decree

o. the CIRCUIT Court for Baltimore city. the urdcrsign
a. vii sell at pub c auction to the highest bid.
On GbTptl I, the 10th day Of November 1860 at the
Saes Rooms, Second street this city at one
VAIL, 81, THAT VACANT LOT OF GROUND IN RALTT.
@ ~ BEGINNING for the the point Of inter.
% VI te east SIDE or Charles with the centre of
e street ana running the7ce along the centre Of
T street. one hundred feet, less to the canta
90; ioad ty iour eet Wide thence with the centre of
T3ad south = degrees west to the centre Of the Falls
the sad Turnpike to the side of Charles stret e
ehc north on the east side of Charles street one bundled
ia hihey-s feet, more or less 20 the beginning This
"t held under lease for 90 years renewable for sb
c 70 me annual ground rent Of hundred and thrtv
e dollars ana hty cents payable half yearly on first of
cent. - "-'' ''@"' az SiN per
Taxes and ground rent will be paid to the iay Of sale
lris oil sae9ne third cash, and the balance ia six and
Twelve months with interest and security ~
BIN. HEIGHE,
Trustee.
"a, ,,u-. :. II. COVER,
- ~. Auctionenr-
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EEUILLAN & DANDELET,
IL (sUCCEsSoRs To p. GuEgAND,l
FROM PARIS,
FRENCH STEAM OVERS AND sC0URERs,

SOHLEUNES Il HINRICHS. WHOLESALE
~ AND Retail DEALERS IN CLOTHS CASSI-
hERES, HESTlNGSc &c, sih W. BALTIMORE STREET be-
tan Hall beg leays to call The attention Of the public
Cloths Beavers Doeskns French English and Domestic
Cassimeres, Velvet, Silk and CASSIaERE VESTiNGS
&C., &C. Also, lnings such SIfERIAS, ITALIAN
CLOTHS, ALPACAs. CANVASS, &C, which they offer 70,
sale at low prices by the piece and yard, oIlT3m
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5anasrs ano Sr0ktrs.

GHAaRAa aNU 9IUkeIs.
fNlLDERSLEVE Il WHITRIDGE
- a., BILL AND STOCK BROKERS,
| sII u 81 SECOND STREET.
+ .AWRAsON & SMITH,
Negotiate pusra NJ p - sog 19 STREET
for Stocks in this and other markets. iuis If
MONEY BUSINESS.
Iva MARTIN LEWIS,
First house from South street
NEGOTIATION Of i'' aER6 GGiGSnRIifY to the
EFFECTS LOANS ON STOCKS ND BUSINESS PAPER
~, M MAKES 6 ASByANGES On C3LLAFERAIs r. ''
2FPsF$ E2F e fTfk q M RIH aEs
BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. ie6if
EMO. S. CUTTINGS 4 co,
~ BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND Bill BROKERS',
r,,o,. .,, No 20 SoUTH STREET,
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
roIiaterais ''sA' N''s''' NOTES. "a" 0'het
NfIegotiats Time Paper and Stock Loans.
Make collections all accessible points the United
Receive deposits Bankable and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in ali Of its depart
ments. Interest allowed on deposits jai8T
SAMUEL HARRIS 4 SONS,
- BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
r,,,,.r,,cr No. 1876 BALTIMORE STREET,
CECf on all accessible points in the United States and
0T935s a gF9@ S and I'd On f2yorabie terms
,rty-Srits, eItG toLiII ShEGhS anu UNUUREEST BANK
m NE s "a THE PAPER and sT9gK loans and
guy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Barkable or uncurrent Funds
dsSartnet TIC -- 'l'' AN''1' business n M sTsS
7 II. LUCKETT,
s5e STOCK, NOTE. BILL.
s,,..... AND REAL ESTATE BROKER,
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore.
REFERENCES:
oean s dss aep MSd 5 oak sP@s
j. NJ Buck, Cashier Franklin Bank, Baltimore
THOMAS d. Johnston Baltimore
Il WS C. ADAMS E, Bat i. Dor; p.,.,.
p A. ycEers, President Marine Bank iit re.0'e
Josiah lee + Co., Bankers Baiti 'r5re'''T
Young Carson, Baltimore.
VIM Pinkney Brooke, Washington, D. C. myl5-tf |
ISRAEL COHEN,
Il sTodE, BILL AND NOTE BROKER,
Buys and sells on commission all the Securities Of tbs and
other markets. negotiates Notes Loans, &c. my4-tf
STERLING EXCHANGE.
ROSS CAMPBELL & co,
Bi hsTs s0PoSI&ShI Eyd ~ Sc
InhIst - In sums to suit purchasers
w. STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
BUYS and sells Commission Stocks and Securities in
Makes advances on Stocks and other Coaterals
Negotiates Time Paper and Stock Loans. nIO-tf |
BROTHERS BONINGER,
~ 49, No 90 SOuTH CHARLES STREET, (up stairs |
OFFER FOR SALE FOREIGN EXCHANGE on ali the |
lam. mhi0tF
ID H. S ULLIV AN,-
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
BUYS AND SELLS ON COMMISSION ALL THE SEGU |
RITES OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS,
NEGoT1ArEs BILLS, Notes AND LOANS,
OFFICE, "a SECOND STREET,
mrl7-tf (Cor7'er Of Triplet's ALEU-
g HARRIS, JR.,
NJ BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK
- NORTH STREET,
Buys ana sells all the stocks and other securities of this
ana OtIef markets on commission. sell-N
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AnrnstnlenB.

FRONT ST. THEATRE.
F Fk9ET s. T 7HE FEE
'h IA |E5SB a4f iSi GAE S G4t i5ih
And iollowing evenings for
PRoFEssoE XNDERRsoN.
PPSS99EEEE s SOB AANNRREER RS9NN'
A'o aRs to M Tshs of the c1sni Ratmore
his TFSS$ SyFFES 5gl SSF
his visit to Washington
During the pasweeE q be has f5 FScfyea no e than
sG:itng him to continue Ms but the pear
AETAM0RPH0SE FR0NT STREET
psYoHd j3f1
MAGNIFICENT ENCHANTMENT
MOST SUPERB PROGRA HME,
MOST GoR re % SCENE
Yet present ID by
PRoFEssoE ANDERSON
NEW TRICKS, without Numbers ai,4'''s
E Mss ANb ahGFT2tY9s E tbs y9Ge
MISS ELIZA AER HlS s. E Ek2kA ANDERSON
Fk s5S FF2 sfFfRF FHE e *
N sFEFFEIyE A ASb S ESEERThE
WoNDRgus AND WEIRD.
DAY PERFORMANCE
For the benefit Families and Schools Wednesday and
Saturday next at halfpast two
aEE 5EETs THE r B GESfs e
10 al parts of the House. except the Dress Boxes in Dress
Circle 5Ocents, seats in which be secured Box
The entire Gallery with Gallery Boxes will be opened as
Doors open at : O'clock
To commence at quarter to eight o'clock. 1t
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
'0"AO' NOVELTY 4Yt!TE asEE fENgERrR1sGEo AEDY
KARE T ESfRkEAI f!SSES
MR. 1RrFFpsoy THE R1yIAALsl non .on.,
c,a1 ,,s,s,Th f LADY OF 4THE LIONS BOB ACRES
olVo "euo'Sn0'' NIX. JEFFERSON JEFFERSON
ny strength @
PRICES WILL REMAi iSn AS Usual.
Ra-Boors open at 7, to commence at ~ o'clock.
4 ONCERTS BY THE BLIND.-There will be
given yG at the Marya2d Institute on MONDAY TUES
Go sNEtnnfsSE FSh 7Sh aRf
o. the Institution for the Blind in this city,
Esipgle Tickets IS cts Season Tickets so ct, to be
ad at II the B9ok and Music Stores and at the door
a DlH.14 a 5O Of #. Messrs VIM Knabe Co.
% y,o,vr cn DANCING 5AISC I
ResIs0asty IL Paris, No 81 ST PAUL STR
justly w human ESQ sebastien Esreeer. ESQ n8eolm
GGaHis.
w ANTED-A genteel white WOMAN who
a TERR6S FaG Nurse for
w ANTED-An energetic YOUTH, who writes
~ good hand, to write and make himself generally
seul IN fe9il store on Baltimore street Address "Dn
It Exchange office, in handwriting of applicant mott
. VALVES BLADDERS WANTED or
- 59 Calves Bladders wanted they must be fresh and
rec from bad sme!!-deivered in New York Inquire OF
n9-2w Nos l6 and IS Chambers street \ V
OR THREE GOOD COOP
EKS, to go to Pennsylvania None but steady men
eed appy-unmarried preferred Address, postpaid
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-03

Tag There were one hundred and eighf,l-
t'co prosecutions commenced yesterday,
against liquor shops in this city, that have
been retailing the "crather without
license SO to do. These prosecutions we
understand embrace about eighty shops that
have been engaged in this Illegal traffic.
The Prosecuting Attorney is Jealous at the
work, and the violators of the law will have
to dance to the fiddler.
II is remarkable that citizens presume 10
pay 30 little respect to the law, and violate
ITS plain and express provisions with such
lmPunity. The next thing we expect to
RTever is, that some limb of the law
@titutional question in all
Magistrate will decide
unconstitutional