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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-01
BROWN d M'CLELLAND.

BROEYN 81 N'CLELLAND.
Commission Merchants.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WE the undersigned have this day entered into COparner-
w ship for the purpose Of conducting general COMMISSION
and FORWARDING BUSINESS under the and style OF
BROWN8k MCCLELLAND They will give their strict personal
attention the sale Of TOBACCO WHEAT and PRODUCE gen
orally, aud the purchase Of Fertilizers and Merchandise
once Basin Bank, next door Deane Ilobson James
ALEXANDER BROWN,
J. BRUCEMCLELLAND.
They refer 20
Mes Johnston Younger oey, Messrs James Furguson
jr Co. Dr. Gratan Cabel Richmond Hon T. s Flournoy,
Rev John Scott, Halifax CO.; VIM A. Miller Edgar Whitehead,
Lynchburg; Col Med. Reid f. S. Tutwer Rockbrlge CO.;
Mayo Cabe " Caben, Nelson CO.; Hon. VIM Ryes and d.
j. Hartsook H. Lewis AbenaTe VA Judge L. F. Thomp-
son, Augusta CO; John Thompson, jr. Amherst
January st. lsG0. jaI-tf
SHIP BROKERAGE.
TIHE undersigned have this day formed copartnersp under
the style OF sILLSPAUGH READ for the purpose con-
Quoting the SHIP BROKERAGE business respectfully solicit
the patronage Of their friends and the public
A. M1LLSPAUGH,
JAMES G.. READ,
Cary and 18th Streets near the Dock
Richmond January LIST, 1850 Jy2-1y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-01

49, DUNLOP, MONCURE n GO.
49, she attention Of dealers 90 the cargo sale Of
Sugar, IsOIasses, &c.,
Office 10 clock
sale without regard 20 weather. Eel
BRYAN'S TASTELTSS VERuIFUGE.
n brings 90
Intestine worms,
Cures every child
r. tasteless mild,
on mothers dear,
No longer fear.
Your pets must live
lthis you
sold Ia bottles Price IS cents FsHER WESTON, Agents
DIR. MCCiintOek,s PcctOrai Syrup Gains the most
harvesting cough relieves The oppressed lungs and irat-d throat
and brings away by painless expectoraton the matter
xch clogs nlppe ard bronchial tubes regulates the excited
rus Invites rest every symptom consumption
Price 81. sold by FisIraG WESTON
DR. McCIIntOck's Cold and Cough Mixture
great remedy an ordinary affections Of the ungSand
double popularity Enaustug from leading
medical faculty Is approved by the profession while
every % the community who has tried &c. pououuees IL
iatibe Price % cents. sold by FuzE WINSTON iaS-lm
a9--aSTEETH EXTRACTED WITH
49, OFT PAIN.-DA TEAYEEsE .-Sir-1he undersigned
hereby certify that have had teeth extracted by electricity
rUa feeling any pain rhg.sr and would suserey
mend az 70 try the above method Yours respectfully,
r. BEAZLEY,
RICHARD A. ROUSTRRE,
WNi BOWDES ia,
de2s-lm ROBERT RIPPLE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-01

EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
- EMPLES lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER All persons fond
- OF light and wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter and
buckwheat cakes may purchase this powder with confidence
The materials perfectly harmless ard leasan,
Soda, Sagratus &c No fear Of d,.. TheUse Of Ii will
make the nge gqeeeS, bread I'd the possible time
sayet ef expense; dIsapponts II the
campaigning simple directions observed Besides Il
featured in Virginia. and invention OF Yankeedom ih5
W. Garlek manufacture and sole Proprietor Richmond Va
Weknow him. and have tried g. aaa Iecommend as The best
we ever trei. Gel It and nnd the affections. ia30
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-01

AT REDUCED PRICES.
INTENDING 70 very Pearl street
and wishing TO reduce stock that account will
goods great bargains Those In would 10 well give
call
EY-We have hand pair Of fine Gas Chandeliers which
Will sell at great sacrifice. MM. Y. BUTLER 4 SON
jazz No. 70 Main 81
SHUCkS WANTED.-The subscriber wishes purchase
= quantity Of SIUCKS He prefers them pressed bales
For shuck put good condition, delivered his place
street, HchIaond, he will pay 20 cents per LOO lbs.
Jazz G. D. STACY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-01

ItttIsUITE
VINO VIII az any time furnish all necessary Information In
gard 70 The property, either In person or hY letter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-28

TOLEDO, June 26.-Ths friends Of Mr. Douglas
helo ratification meeting here last night A
salute OF thirty-four guns was fired, with bonfires
music, speeches, &c.
TRENTON, June 26.-A large Democratic meet
ing was held this evening 10 form Democratic
cIuD Tor The support Of Stephen Douglas for
the Presidency. Speeches were made by C w
Joy; Charles SHELTON, &c. Arrangements were
made Tor large mass ratification meeting
PRoYiDENcE, June 26.-One hundred guns were
Lane. ~
STANFORD, June 26-One hundred guns wer.
nred Tor Breckinridge and Lane this afternoon
An Immense enthusiasm prevailed.
buFFA o, June 20 "A salute Il los guns were
nred here te-n by the friends Of Breckinridge
and Lane.
ST LoCIs, June 26 The demonstration Of the
Breckinrdge faction last night at the Planters
House was interrupted by large body Of Douglas
men. Judge BOwlin, late Commissioner 10 Para
quay, endeavored Intellectually 70 speak and
nnally withdrew. collision al one time was
Imminent. Another Douglas jubilee comes of
tomorrow night
GARKERsBURG, Va June IA large and en-
thuslasuc Breckenridge and Lane ratification
meeting is being held here tonight, at Union
Hall Hon. Albert q Jenkins and other speaker
are present
ERIE, June y One hundred guns were fred
6ere yesterday, in honor Of the nomination Of
Douglas Military companies paraded, and the
enthusiasm was very great
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THE LATEST NEWS
OF rHE GREAT fAsTAR,
L Ell K q X APHIC.

NEW YoEk, June 2s.-The mammoth steam
snip Great Eastern, from Southampton on the
evening Of the 10th, arrived OF the light ship
below Sandy Hook at an early hour this morn
ing, having made the trip In about I1k days
ne voyage was full Of interest, and demon
suated her Superiority az a sea going vessel and
me rehabilty and excellence Of her machinery
In making this her hrst ocean voyage her en-
gineer did not feel authorized 20 nut her sp-rd %
tne test. ana no effort was made 20 reach New
York in any given space Of time
The distance steamed from Southamutop n
New York is usually about 3,l90 miles. but "a,
Great Eastern went far south OF the usual tr,oi
to avoid danger from nosting iceberss, thus cou-
aderably in ,reasing that distance.
Ihe highest speed she attained on the trip wss
~ knots, but her bottom was very foul, and two
knots per hour should be allowed for this defect
SECOND DIsPArcHl
The Great Eastern left the Needles az 10 q m
OF The 18th, and reached the Lightship az 80
tais morning. The weather was fne with the ca
ceDtion Of two DAYS
She brings ~ passengers.
The engines were not stopped after she let the
Needles till she arrived Cd Georges shoals for
tolndings. She was saluted at the light-ship by
the colors being dipped. and all the vessels In
Sym olspleyed tneir bunting. She will cross the
oar al O'Clock this afternoon
The Great Eastern draws twenty-seven feet AT
put VIII be trimmed 10 even keel before cross-
ing Her log shows the distance made each daV
during the voyage-l7th, 2S5 miles; 18th, 9o6;
lsto ana 10th, 276; 2lst, 800; 22d 2SO; 23d 900:
Sith, 29e; 25th, 325; 26th, 353; 27th, 254
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GEORGETOWN.
Ce-rs,rosdsses OF Tas Sses

GEORGETOWN, June %, 1860
We understand that IL is the Intention of the
Potomac Light Infantry TO parade early on the
morning of the Fourth of July We hope the
company will turn out strong, there is su cieni
plumber enrolled TO make quite an imposing dis.
play. We have heard of no other demonstrations
70 oe made on that day by our citizens, but you
mus not therefore infer that patriotism is on the
ebb In this vicinity
AS 1t is not probable that any more boats will
arrive by the canal during the present month, we
VIII slate that the number of arrivals to date Is
z37 mostly laden with coal, and that the receipts
Tor tolls during the month amount to about Sl2 600
mos Bowling, auctioneer, sold on First street
yesterday afternoon at public sale lot thirty feet
w Marll
BY advertisement in another column Il will be
seen that we have still another place for picnic
parties We allude to the Green Spring Pavilion,
which Possesses the advantage Of being accessible
oy land, and on that account will probably re-
eeiye the patronage Of schools and the favor Of the
ladies' We strolled that way day or two since
ana Were much pleased with the appearance Of
the grounds which are well shaded, morning and
evening, by majestic forest trees A fine pavilion
Tor dancing has been fitted up very tastefully and
seae ana swings are scattered about ON ther side
Oh tne branch, which is spanned by arustic bridge
Fhe proprietor is determined to spare no pains to
make this favorite place Of resort, and we have
no doubt he will obtain fair share of public pa
uonage The congregation of Trinity (Catholic)
church had picnic there last Monday which
was very agreeable affair and largely attended
was Tor the purpose Of raising funds TO buy pre-
mlums for the pupils of the chool attached TO
that church, and larger sum was realized than
was expected. For the information of those who
are not acquainted with the locality we will state
mat is Just beyond the corporation limits on the
road 10 the Little Falls and about half mile from
the omnibus stand in our CITY
Those preserve jars advertised by our friend
Lazenoy are novelties in their way, being her
metically closed by simply turning a thumb
screw, and 1t is said will effect great saving in
.ne use OF sugar for preserving fruits See, also,
his advertisement for patent freezers
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Capture of a Noted Thief

BosToN, June 26.--JOhn Hurley, a noted thief,
was discovered early this morning robbing a
store IN CambT idgeport and Offering resistance
received two pistol shots, breaking an arm and
damaging his jaw. Hurley drew a dirk knife
aud dangerously stabbed oricer LOug hrey, when
be was finally arrested.
BOSTON, June 2:-Policeman Loughrey, II
CambrldgePort, died last night from stabs 1 =
hlcted by the burglar Hurley. Hurley is In IaiI
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LANcAsIER, Pa, June 1.-THE Supreme Court
Of Pennsylvania met 70 dav i'm ansxve, ~ ths
writ OF attachment for contemp; on the part Of the
authorities Of Allegheny county. The sheriff pro
duced thirteen members Of the Pittsburg Councils
VINO refused TO vote on the levy tax 20 pay the
Interest on the Charters Valley Railroad bonds
The Court appointed Judges Smyser, Of Mont.
gomery, and Lang, of Lancaster, commissioner
10 hear the answers Of the COuncilmen, IL DESTROYS
10 purge themselves Of contempt
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The BOSOM OF DESTRUCTION Is the fatality among
our Young and middleaged to indulge, in excess and
influence to dispel the growing evil, should resd
HEnnan Frd'tty, or PhysioloE,eal Researches" II
trated the causes and effects of local and vital dis
ease and decay pointing out the only sure SaJst,
edIce-read the advertisement of ''TrtsSenar" in
another column. Sold by DR.. Barrow, L 81 Bleecher
where. NV 0i'
r. Sold also by s. Calvert Ford, jr., Washington
", Y. ma Lin
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TICKETS FOB THE ROUND TRIP ONLY
SEVEN DOLLARS.
With a view of enabling the citizens Of Wash
ING ton and vicinity to behold the

With a. view of enabling the citizens Of Wash
mgton and vicinity to behold the
GREAT EASTERN STEAMSHIP
as well as TO visit the Metropolis of America, on
our Nationa AnnIve saTy, arrangements hsve been
effected with the above well known lines to run a
SPECIAL EXPRESS TRAIN Of hrst-class Pas
senger Cars, Including Car exclusively for Ladies
and EamIlles, ffom Washington 20 south Amboy,
where they will take one of the N. ]. r. r. Line
OF sp endid Steamers for New York.
TUESDAY EVENING, July 81, leave Wash
mgton at % p. n.. Bait more, at o'clock p. M,
and proceed TO Philadelphia arriving there at II p.
m, where the ExCuIsiOnists will be transferred
from the Depot free OF charge, to the elegant Pa.
senger Cars ofthe Camden and Amboy X X. for
Amboy, arriving there at O'Clock a. M. will en-
bark on one of the Companys splendid steamers
passing through Staten island sound by daylight
arriving at New \ ork AZ an.
RetuTnIng-wl ! leave Pier No. ". R., New
York, at 10 O'Clock p m, of the Fourth immediate
u on the termination of the Magnificent Display of
Fireworks at the City Hall Park, which will con-
clude at ga IN; reach Philadelphia n. m Baltl
more a. m, and Washington 10 a. M, the morn
Ing 9th 5th.
Tickets are positively limited TO 100 from Wash
ms ton, a-e now ready and can be procured az the
Adams Express Office, and at the Depot of the b.
Il %. X. W ashinRton. ie "a
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Speaker Pennipc,on,s R.c.p,,on.

NEWARK, y J., June 27.-Speaker Penning-
ton, on his arrival here last evening, was the
recipient Of a hearty and enth usiastic welcome
by large crowd Of bis fellow citizens Cannon
were fired and fireworks displayed, and he was
escorted home by the Wide Awakes, numbering
100, each with a torch, &c. The Governor made
brief speech on his arrival az home.
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DR.. SCHENCK

IL N II u
DE6S Leave To inform his patIents-and others
IN Washington who may wish to consult HIM i'm
regard to Consumption and any other Lung, Liver
or stomach DISeases-that his usual weekly visit,
ON account of urgent enga gements ell Sc where will
not take place until Wednesday, July nth, on
which day he Will as formerly, be at his rooms a
few doors from = Il. Waite'S drug store corner of
Louisiana and It'll ST.
DIR. SCH ENCk desires to state that his advice
as heretofore, invariably free of charge hut for
examining the Lungs with his REsPIRoMETER, hi 5
cha &c Is So, except n cases of persons unable to
pay. All of Dr. Schenck's hedicInes are for sale
At SAM'L b. WAITE's Drug and Prescription Store
- above stated. iP 81 -eo2w
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Boiler Explosion and Los, Of L,f.

CHICAGO, June 27.--The propeller Kenosha, OF
Tue Collingwood and Chicago line, exploded her
boiler OF ShebOygan yesterday morning, instantly
Killing Curtis Benton. Of Cleveland, clerk and
Michael Carey, Of Buffalo, first engineer. Three
deck hands and the chambermaid were danger
ously injured The Kenosha was towed into Nil
wauke by the steamer Hursu
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Baltimors Markets.

BALTIMORE, June Is Flour closed dull; How
ard street is held at $50, without sales. whea,
closed steady; new white IS, old do 81 4Dal S,
red sl-S0asl.iO Corn closed higher; white ana
yellow 6oa7lc. Provisions closed hrm; mess poI L
SIS IS; prime SIS OO; bacon sides lie. Whisky
cosed dull at 2OHc
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The Inflated steamer Ben L.wi.

ST Louis, June 26.-Several Of the crew, in
cluding Mr. McGinnis, first engineer Of the IN
lated steamer Ben Lewis, arrived here this morn
ing. The total number lost by the accident 4,
about twenty, including three who died OF their
injuries. Mr.. McGinnis thinks the boat listed az
the confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
TO such an extent as to empty boiler for posi-
bly, one minute The Ohio river is very low and
the Mississippi quite high.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DR.: Humphreys a Co.'S specific Ho-
meoPathIc Remedies put up expressly for family
IN cases, containing 20 walls, from So TO 8
each, with book of full directions For sale by
II. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald. 3J3 north F street
also by r. b. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Ertrnrt Of Wi;r6
Hazei, for Internal and external iniammations OF
all kinds Sold as above. ma9ly
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Shooting ARRAY at Harred.burg, Ky.

LEXINGTON, KY, June 26.-In a fracas yester-
day at the Poteet House, at Harrodsburg, a Young
man named Miller was shot through the BODY by
the clerk of the hotel, named Brown. Miller viii
probably die Several shots were fred by other
part es, but without effect
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Charge of Kane

TORONTO. c. w, June 26-The Hamilton
Times states that r. Gowan, NJ. p. for Leeds, has
been arrested for criminal ult on two girls,
respectively ten and twelve wears Of age. Gowan
denies the charge as conspiracy.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. June % Flour is quiet; State
IS 35aS5 As; Ohio IS s5a5 .95; southern IS sOa6
Wheat declining; western red 81 lOaSl IS. Corn
is heavy mixed 6oa67c. Pork is quiet; mess SIS
as 70 Lard is firm, but quiet. Whisky closed
duh az PIX.
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Political

NEW YORK, June 27.-The friends Of Houston
have called State Convention 10 meet at Sche-
nectady on the 18th Of July, to nominate an cleo
toral ticket and designate candidate for Vice
President
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Financial

NEW YORK, June % Stocks are better; Chi
cago and Roek Island 701i Ill. Central shares
63k; Michigan Southern -; New York Central
siT: Pa Coal Co. So; Reading 4Ox; Nil. a.
Missy; Mo. 6's s4x.
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no! FOR. THE GRAND MILITARY EN-
IL GAMPMENT
AT FORT WASHINGTON. .EsStAxN

The safe and commodious steamer PHENIX
Captain RYTHER havlns been c. artered hy the
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY BAT
TALON to run to the Fort the I'd, Sd and 4th of
July, Will leave Washington. foot of Eleventh ST J
lows, VIZ:
Monday, ID, leave Washington y noon; leave
the Fort s p. m.
Tuesday 81, leave Washington at 8. m, ? and
p m.
p. IN.
On the Sd and attn the last trip up, leave the Fort
at II at night
Round trip tickets 50 cents TO be had on the
wha T. No money collected on tie boat
Per order of the Committee
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That no steam
er, taI or other boats viii permitted to land at
the Fort during the encampment, except the steam
eT engag q.
leR 81 r. A RYTHER Cant
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EOR NEW YORK.-The packet schoone
Il ; atesman, Captain Mott, is now load "A
inR, and VIII sail as above with despatch. ~
For iTeig Int apply Ia -
jos McCORB & DODGE 62 Water st
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MAR RIED.

Or the 27th instant, IN st. Matthew's Church, b,
the Rev DR. White, JEREMIAH CROWLEY
TO Miss MARINE DALEY, all of this city
New York papers cOpy.)
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Michicnn Palifics

ANN ARBoK, June 27.-Bradley r Granger ha,
been nominated by the Republicans Of the FRS
District for Congress.
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A VISITOR TO THE EXAMINATIONS

SERIOUS CHARGE.-A week ago a gentleman
was robbed Of a watch valued At about 800, and
some articles OF less value, at night, on + street
north, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
The information was given TO policeman "A =
Ward, who succeeded in recovering the watch
and arrested young man named A Scrivener
aged about nineteen years. upon the charge OF
committing the act. lie was tiken before Justice
Hazard, who committed him to Jail
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To CoHsUMPTIvKs.

To CONSERVATIVES.
QHsyx's Cod Ltrsr Oil Jelly.
This great specific for Consumption Is fast SUPER
ceding all others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tuberoular diseases, Prepared upon
highly scientific principles Of the pure oil, and
Is received into the stomach in its Jeiifed form,
without masticaton, and is addally dissolved
and digested passing into the small intastnes drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutricious properties, and thus assisting and sus
proved BY the New York. Academy OF Medicine,
and reo:rmended p the fsealty everywhere, this
preparation 10 confidently offered as Q remedy for
CONSUMPTION and all Sorofhlous affections
Sold By Charles Stott, Warrington, and BY all re-
spectacle druggists. Price Ell Per bottle
PxYoLD, PkRxKI & MowEn,
--E No. ID BeekmAn street., New York,
mar l6-Sm Wholesale Agents.
Rn;mPsIsSS: as :. 4: R:n% si!l Always
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DIED,

At the Convent of the Visitation. 6 GEORGETOWN on
the morning of the 18th instant Sister MARY
LOUISE MAST, daughter of ) Masi, Esq, of this
CITY.
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ID. X. w. wrLsTAck, Druggist,
None genuine unless signed Butt On he WTaD.

SOOTHING AND BRACISG-There Is no prcpara
ton In existence which has such soothing effect
IN cases of nervous excitement ROSfttterS Siog-
nch BtnerS. Although the fame of this renowned
lnvIgo ant rests mainly on astonishing cures OF
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and intestinal DISC
deTs, II Is equally eiflcacIOuS IN nefvOu complaint
Thousands of ladies' resort to IL as a remedy frT
hysteTla, hutteTlng of the isart nervous headache
vertigo general debility and all peculiar distu b.
ances and deIang ements TO which, a sex thew
are subec IL cheers and light ms the depres sed
mental powers as well as strengthen the body and
its use never followed lis the case VIII re ordi-
nary tonlcs are administered, by any Unpleasant
action.
rywheTe. lie 25-eO3t
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WASTE OF WATER.-Mr. Editor: If IL is any
body's business to prevent the waste Of aoueduct
water at this dry seafon, that officer should visit
the northwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Eighteenth street. whence he can trace the sources
OF two streams flowing constantly. and thereby
preventing the water from ascending to the second
ana third stories Of houses where il is required for
domestic purposes. large number Of citizens
have been at considerable expense in putting up
water fixtures and are obliged 10 pay the annual
water tax, and the city authorities should secure
to them, as far as possible, the Of the water by
preventing waste. StrTs
] me o. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-28

NofIcI.-Dtsytef Of Colsnbta Adrrttssssssts
90 30 i.s1fs6 ~ fts BALTIMORE Sun rsesirsd
90 SD Io-tsardsd from The STAR Office.
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AND RETURN

Via Baltimore and WI shing ton Branch Railroad,
Philadeip hla, Wilmington and Ba timOTe Rail
road, Camden and AmbOy Railroad, and New
Jersey Railroad Steamers, accompanied hy the
FULL BAND OF THE INDEPENDENT BLUES
OF BALTIMORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-28

RATHER NExATIoUs.-This morning little in
cident occurred in the gangway of the Center
Market that afforded abundant food for the COS
sips around. A lady was met by another AT a
stand and accused Of taking cape belonging 10
the accuser from room, on the occas on of the
Orphan Boys Pic Mic. The accused looked
frightened while the accuser as cool as possible
went on to detail the proofs Of ownership The
alteration grew exceedingly exciting and the
crowd looked for display Of skill In the use of
nn2er-nails for torn robes, and scattered hairpns
Fortunately, however, the affair ended with only
the tongue-lashings which were administered
freely by each party.
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MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMlN DESTROYER,
the oldest and best remedy known for extermiIiat.
ing Rats and Mice, Cock roaches, Bugs, Ants
den Insects.
" Principal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere ma is SIN
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BARRY's TRIcoPHRRous

BARRY's TRIcoPHRRous
s the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try It. Sold by al Drug
Eists and Perfumers. mar l2-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-28

TIE PICNIC Of the Grace Church Sunday School,
wnlcn Is 70 come ef tomorrow at Arlington
and should be numerously attended by our cit.
bens- Bee programme In another column.