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4LIlI IIIT TTI7T IiiI q
TnE GRElTFsT sToTE oF TnEnAn

r.srl-r naF
NUEBERs . g nj HOTE sIzE. EUMBER 10.
y Manufactured hT TIE weil+n1vn drm % VI. N.
UeltweL. Perry No-f11. AIhaay NJ
Tne E1ll1mist tsheaU All trra1ie.
Ihe Eaanomist h atmiutV dued.
The kc1luulist has 3 msmm1fh even.
Ikr Eoqnouist haf ausu patent t-uiling axfure.
10 Econ1m-st bakes JAKE ne Ht fshiunet trirE oven.
To- Economist comhiEes aH the late Improvements.
iee hcm ulsf BE- single il is construction and very
easily mluaEr1 q
ID h1lHuist D. rua-AT -ulre INTO reneral use.
lhe hma mist j. extensively sold in t~hlrty-ols o. the
Gffrfnt SaarE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

a beautiful Cottage residence. near Alabama
street. on roe corner H WIu hesrr Hreuus. TIE heuse
De- new clrtaIus sF rnHrs. k-rHrn. earenrr" raHrs-
dsfern. well csriaEr hcuae aHf sable rlaht irons
Toh ay li1a- -reu-0ur-ttirf lssh raHucr m ura
and two years.
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~, ". have a hrss number Of Io,. improved

III acres, with a good dwelling and out
Aousef Hfar DE resalrucs or Iuirs Harris WIN b..
sold chesP Usual time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-25

Green's letters from Missouri have alarmed
bin. The confederate. have determined that
be must visit be S.ats at oaee and put matters
10 trim Tne Caucus resolutions must pass,
and anil DCuglss delegates be selected. This
is Green's mission 20 Missouri, on which be
starts Tomorrow or next dav.
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y acres In City Reserve. AZ the ncTth-ess
c1rnrr % re cfv- Ne improvements; very desirabi
property rerus fitrraL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16
Later from Europe,

NEW YORK, July 16.-The steamship CITY of
Baltimore has arrived here with dates 70 5th inst
- Observation-Disclosures of two DAYS 20 600
bales, with declining tendency-some say with
decline Of i on the week.
Breadstutfs steady. Provisions very dull.
ConsOls SO a a939.
There had been no additional failures Of conse-
quence in the leather trade. Among tue previous
failures is the house of Streatheld Lawrenc. q
Mortimore, with liabilities of upwards of
FL ,OOO,O0O Smith, Patient Smith, f2OO 600.
Herbert. Smith Co. tlS0.OOO; Gibson a Co .
fl50.OOO; w. q e. Mundy, go 600; Mr. Hakpr
fi0OOO; A. Waring, 10000 + II Mortimore
(amchnt unknOwn) English hides have depre-
ciated 30ai0 per cent under forced sales
Garibaldi was quiet. Ii was reported that the
concessions by the King of Naples had deter
mined him to precipitate the annexation with
Sardinia
1t is reported that the King of Sardinia declines
an alliance with Naples, but Napoleon urges due
consideration of the Neapolitan overtures
Lord Russell, in Parliament. admitted that
England and Russia bad assented TO the propose d
European conference. The parliamentary con-
tract committee had made supplementary report
very damaging to the Galway contract Trade
in London was very dull. Three firms connected
with Manchester have failed.
GaTibaldi bad applied TO his friends in London
for two steamers armed with Armstrong guns
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THE LATEST NEWS
EG r A p HIC.
Later frem Eurape

from Europe
NKw YORK. July l5.-rhe steamer Vanderbilt,
from Southampton, with Liverpool advices Of the
4th inst arrived here this morning
Heenan, the pfize-hghter, and Col. Cipriani
were among the passengers. The latter comes 20
make arrangements for Prince Napoleon's visit
Numerous failures have taken place among the
leather merchants of England. the aggregate Of
Liabilities involved being about one and a half
millions sterling. The American houses in Liver
pool In tie hide trade are not compromised.
NAPLES
Fresh disturbances have occurred at Naples
The police stations had been sacked by the pop-
ulace and pillaged, and many Of the police killed
The King had ordered the immediate formation
of National Guard.
An ambassador from Naples was expected soon
at Turin, with proposition for an alliance with
Sardinia.
SICILY.
Garibaldi's ministry are said TO be unpopular,
and fresh massacres ha We occurred in Sicily
FRANCE
Prince Napoleon succeeds Jerome as President
Of the Privy Council
The Neapolitan minister at Paris has resi- gned
PORTUGAL.
The Portugal ministry has been dissolved
THE LATEST
MARsEILLEs, July A skirmish occurred on
the 30th ult., near Messina. between a detac n
ment Of Garibaldi's troops and a portion of the
Royal army.
GENOA, July 4-Garibaldi has appoi nted new
ministry, including Signor Natolie for Foreign
affairs
MADRID, July 3.-Morocco has paid the first in
stalment Of the indemnify sti puated in the recent
treaty Of peace.
An understanding will be arranged between
Sardinia and Naples, relative 10 the common
Interests Of their crowns In Italy
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Arrival Of the Overland California Mail

VAN buren,, Ark July 4.-The overland Cali
fOrnia mail of the 18th ult, has arrived The
Pony Express, with st Louis dates of the 9th ult
arrived at Carson Valley on the 22d, and San Fran
cisco on the night of the 25th.
The Supreme Court Of California had decided
against the Peter Smith titles real estate in San
Francisco, except the beach and water lots whic b
are confirmed. Millions Of dollars worth Of prop
ery is affected by this decision IL is favorable 70
the settlers in the neigkbOrhOod OF San Francisco
and destructive to the schemes of the real estate
spectators in various towns in the State
The steamer Uncle Sam would sail on the 3Otb
with the regular mails.
The official returns from Oregon gives Shields
democrat, 20 majority
Fine copper claims Were being opened in tn.
northern part Of California, with excellent pros
poets
SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-The Pony Express
will probably be started again the latter part o.
next week.
The market is utterly stagnant, with down.
ward tendency in prices
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DIED,

Near York, Pa. ON the Is h instant. ISABELLA
CRAZE, only daughter Of Alexander and Grace
Morrisoa, ID her 18th year
Friends I The familp are invited 10 attend her
funeral, I ON thti residence. IL Ninth ST. al AZ
p. IN. on Tuesday, the 18th last
III FunsraI ser, ices i'll be performed over the
remains of Mr.. ca ARIES I. b. RECESS, a. al
Hill eiR .t.ry, org town, vn Tuesday afternoon
IN | "a inst. at 5 O'Clock.
The friends of tie decea d and those of tn IN mi
ly are invited to be present. Its
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Pennsylvania Politics

lican meetings ever convened in this county was
held on Thursday night in Alleg heny city The
Wide-Awakes turned out In full force About
900 people were assembled, and Were addressed
by Hon. Robert Mcknight, Representative from
the twenty-second district, and other gentlemen
The names of Lincoln and Hamlin were hailed
with great enthusiasm
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To CONsUMPTIvKs.

xhtrh'S Cod Ltrsy OIL jelly,
This great specific for Consumption Is fast SUPER
cedsng all others In its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tubercular diseases. Prepared upon
Highly scientific principles of the pure oil, and
robbed OF the nauseous taste of the Pain article il
is received into the stomach in its iellified form
without masticatIon, and is gradually dissolved
and passing into the small Intestines drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
nutritious properties, and thus assisting and sus-
tanning nature in overcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine,
preparation is confidently offered as q remedy for
Consumptlon and all Scrofulous affections
Sold by Charles StOtt, Washington, and BY all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PRNFoLD, PARKER & MOWER,
No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar lo-Sm Wholesale Agents.
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Completion of a Telegraph Line, A.,

VAN buren,, Ark July ia salute of % guns
was fired this evening, in honor of the completion
Of the telegraph line To this city
The weather for the past few DAYS has been In
tensely hot in this vicinity. Yesterday the Their
mometer stood los degrees in the shade. and the
air was so hot as almost to suffocate person
nearly every point. There is a fair prospect of
rain, which is much needed.
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Kentucky Politics.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July IA well attended
republican meeting was held in Court house
square last night, and was addressed by P. o.
Halves, Esq. Preparations are making for large
breckenridge meeting tonight
NEWPORT, July ii "A large democratic meet
ing was held here last night, and speeches were
made by Gen. Flournoy, Of Arkansas, and Major
Ira Root. Resolutions were adopted indorsing
Douglas and Johnson.
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Indiana Pelitics

INDIANAPOLIS, la, July 4.-The county con
vention OF the friends Of Breckenridge aud Lane
assembled at the Court House to-day, and organ
lied by electing Judge James Morrison pres dent.
with several vice presidents and secretaries Res,
olutions endorsing Breckiurdge and Lane were
adopted. Speeches were made by Judge Eckles,
Hon A B. Carlton and others
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Later from Mckee.

MosLK, July rs The u. :. steam frigate
Brooklyn C25 guns) from Vera Cruz on the lith,
arrived yesterday. Minister McLsne came pas
senger, and proceeds immedi ately TO Washington.
The political and military Affairs Of Mexico
were unchanged Miramon was az lagos, en-
deavoring to reach the city Of MEXICO. All the
foreign ministers except the Spanish still refuse
me-
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Vice President Breckenridge at Oakland
HomeWaFd Rauud

OAKLAND, Md July IS Vice President Breck
inridge and his family, who left Baltimore on
Saturday morning, arrived here the same evening
and concluded to remain here over Sunday. He
Will continue his journey westward on Monday
morning. He was provided with the special
travelling Car OF President Garrett. for himself
and family, and expressed himself as highly
pleased with the kindness and courtesy extended
to him both at Baltimore and on the route
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Delaware Politics

WILMINGTON, Del, July IA Levi Springer
VIM b. Hyland, NJ. Bau. Emmett Robinson
Charles Gallagher, Were elected this evening as
delegates to the Peoples State Convention to meet
at Dover on the 18th inst. The delegates elected
being favorable to Bell and Everett, the republi-
cans recognized the meeting and appointed i've
other delegates to the same Convention. The
proceedings were attended with much noise and
confusion
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Fire in Norwich, Conn,

NORWICH, July 14.-The lower depot of the
Norwich and Worcester railroad took FIRE at sis
o'clock this morning, and was burned down
The cause Of the fire was spontaneous com bust on
of cotton waste. Smiths furniture sNre in the
upper part of the building, was totally DESTROYED
All the freight in the depot was saved Loss on
building $4,000, on contents Sc ,OOO-insured
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Specie for Europe.

NKw YoRK, July H.-The steamship Edin-
burgh sailed to-day for Liverpool with 2s5 pas
sengers and SIS, 900 In specie. The steamship
Adriatic- also sailed az O'Clock this afternoon,
with about million In treasure.
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Alexandria Markets.

s7.75; extra 50 s5s6 10; super IS 25a5 as Wheat
white, fair to good. Al .25ssl &C; red 81 lOa
~ 30. Corn-white 75a7sc.; yellow 7Oa72c; mixed
75c. per bushel Seeds-Timothy - 5Oas3 So
Glover IS 75as6; FlaKseed 81 3Oal IS Provis-
iOns-Butier, roll, lSa2Oc Bacon ~ \ ai2c Pork
S7a7 so; Lard l3alle. MhiskY 2la5lc.
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New York Politics

CANANDAIGUA, July 14.-At a convention OF
Breekinridge and Lane democrats for the second
Assembly district of Ontario county, held in Can
andaigua to day, Col. q. w. Terrence, Of Victor,
was elected a delegate 10 the State convention TO
be held at Syracuse, August z, 1860, and J w.
TAYLOR, alternate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

EVERY SUMNER the demand for HOstetter's Cele
hTated stomach BItters Increase IL Is found 90 he
the only certain preservation of bodily strength
during period when the atmOs sphere a. calcula I'd
TO induce a feeling of laSSItnde and Indigestion.
The worst cases Of DIarrhda aud Dyseutery give
WAY 10 It's potent influence. lnnumerahle persons.
who are now alive and well must thank the dis
coverer Of this preparation that they have been
swept away IN her harvest Of death The BItt-rs
Is recommended by the best physicians IN the
land. This rs the best evidence Of It's real value,
because, as general thing they wall not SPEAK
a word ia favor 81 a VERT sed Preparations. They
have been compelled 10 acknowledge the claims ~
this Bltters upon the community. Sod by all
dugglstS. ~ 9-eoH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

HoLLowAY's PnLs.-IndigestiOn, Stomach and
Liver complaints. These medicines will cure the
most confined cases of dyspepsia and disorders of
the stomach and liver. They have restored more
suffering Oyspertlcs to actual and permanent hea In
than ali the other ephermeral specifies unit-d.
They have stood the test of fifty years experience
They Increase the appetite, invgorate the stomach
and purify the liver. In bowel complaints they are
equally efhcacIous, and for sick and nervous head
aches they stand unrivaled. sod by all Druggists
at 25c., 60, and s per box. jy iS7iw
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HOMEOPATHIC REnKnrKs

All OF DR.; Humphreys a Co.'s specific Ho-
meoPsthIc Remedies put up expressly for family
in cases, containing. 20 walls, from 81 to S.
each, with book of full directions. For sale By
retail agent; w. A Fitzgerald, $50 north street;
also by +. b. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Extract of WITCH
Hnzs!, Tor internal and external infammatons of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma @ Iy
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New York Markets

INV YoRk, July Is Flour is firm; state IS ISa
$40; Ohio IS 65aS5 IS; Southern - 5OsS5 90
w heat is firm; Southern white 81 IS. Corn Is
firm; mixed 62f62Sc Pork 10 firm; mess SIS ga
SO -25; prime Sl2 .5OaSli 81. Lard is firm. whis-
Ky 10 duh at 81 &c.
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OxYGESATRD BIrEKRs IN EUROPE.
From Rev. |. Doolittle, a highly respectable cler


PARIS, November |, 1859.
Dear SIR: About two years since made use of a
lew bottles OF your OJygenotef Buffers for a stom
ach mplaInt, which was at that time relieved.
Since my stay in England and France have
found my old enemy-IrTitabilty of the stomach
returning again. have not found any prescrip-
ton TO afford me relief, and 1 made inquiries in
London for your O1ygenated BitterS, but could not
lind any. write now TO beg you will do me the
favor to send by the earliest steamer to Havre hall
a dozen hotties.
An old friend of mine in England, Captain Jack
son, of the British Army. found, on my arrival,
suffering from asthma, madfesty the result of dys-
pepsla. send an addi itional half dozen hotties
should like to have the Captain try the medi-
cine
am not aware that my name is known to you I
have been the resident clergyman for some TWEEN
ty-three years In Sherbrook and Lennoxy VILE Can
ada a I, to which charge hope to be able to re-
turn in the spring.
remain, dear sir, your obedient servant,
. l.. DoOLITTLB,
Prepared by 9. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
sale by u; D. Gilman, ). c; Ford, jr., ). b Waite,
ington; and by dealers everywhere. jy l2Iw,r
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LOWELL, Mass, July H.-Nicholas @. Nor
cross, an extensively known lumber dealer, died
suddenly this morning Of heart disease
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Cener,,,ionaI Nemtuetion

CHICAGO, July 1.-The democratic convention
Of the first congressional district Of Iowa met az
Des Moines on the nth inst, and nominated Hon.
c. C Cole for Congress
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The GREAT TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.-This
Interesting astronomical phenomenon will take
place on w ednesdav morning, it being then new
moon. The calculations give for Washington a
commencement at four minutes of seven O'Clock
and close at ten minutes of nine. That portion
OF the sun which will be eclipsed here will be on
the north side. The middle of the eclipse will
take place mere at seven minutes Of eight O'Clock
Let the glasses be all ready, and bear in mind the
great injury to the eyes liable to be inflicted by
glass. The eclipse will be total soon after sun
rise in several villages in Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, but not elsewhere in the Unit.
States. The velocity OF the moons shadow
across the earth during this eclipse Will be about
$50 miles per hour
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The Great Eastern

PHILADELPHIA, July "A committee Of the
Councils has been appointed - invite the Crest
Eastern here. They will visit New York Mon
day, accompanied by an experienced pilot
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Loo AL NEW s.

NoTlcE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of our
fellow-citizens leaving for the watering places
and elsewhere should bear In mind that we do
not mail The STAR except after payment in ad-
vance at The rate Of 37h cents per month.
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Movement. of stephen A. Douglas.

BosroN, July H.-The friends Of Mr.. Douglas
are making preparations to give him grand re-
ception on his arrival in this city. II Is under
stood he will attend the commencement at Har-
ward College on Wednesday, and accept the
invitation of the Lancers to dine with them on
that day
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Efnaucial

NEw YORK, July l6-Stocks are nrmer, but
less excited; Chicago aud Rock island "a; IN.
Central shares 67S; Do bonds So Michigan
Southern 3S \; New York Central 81; Penna Coal
Co s6; Reading 42k; Mo. 6's SEA
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Dsuslas i'm DeIaw.r.
0bitmaVv

WILMINGTON, July 1.-THE long talked Of
Douglas county meeting called here this afternoon
was total failure. Nobody present
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Tn. Nashville M Char,e,t,r

CHARLESTON, July 1.-THE steamship Nash
vile, Capt Murray, arrived here at O'Clock this
Saturday morning.
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MRS; WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
Phynolan, has Spothtns Syrsp for Calder TsstA-
JAS which greatly facilitates the process teethins
BY screening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, il win give rest
TO yourselves, and relief and health 20 your Infants
another column. oc II-ly
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week, we understand, to reorganize the Young
Mems Democratic Club of that city, upon Breck-
inridge basis.
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WE UNDERSTAND that petition has been nu-
merously signed and presented to the President
ana oy him referred to the Secretary of War pray.
ing immediate resumption Of the work on the
Washington Aqueduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

MEYERS Miraculous VERMlN DESTROYER.
the oldest and best remedy known for eXtermInat-
ing Rats and Mice, COckroaohes, Bugs. Ante.
Mosquitoes, Fleas, Moths, Gram w Orms and Gar
den insects.
" Principal Depot, Ola Broadway, n. Y.
Sold BY III Druggists everywhere. ms IS SIN
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THROUGH FREIGHTs FROM New YORK INTO
NIRGINIA-The Lynchburg Virginian of FRIDAY
says: The first through freight from New York
TO Chattanooga, per the Orange and Alexandra
railroad, passed through this city Yesterday.
freight trains are now running regularly on that
road. This route offers great advantages to shi p
pers well as travel -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

ARE THEY TO BE TOLERATED! M Editor:
IL seems that the sabbath-br kers in our midst
not having the fear of the Lord before their ewes
are determined to have their Promenade Concerts
in the Capitol grounds on Sunday, independent
of the Marine Band, and despite the Government
authorities. In the name Of Christianftv Mr.
Editor, are these things to be tolerated In this
civilized community, in the 10Th century! Will
not our citizens, official and private rise I'D en-
mdsSe and nip this wickedness and abomination
in the bud? viii not our preachers cry out
against the sin and iniquity from the pulpfp II
not, the fate of Sodom and Gomorrsh wi surely
befall us. L.Dy RxInvp
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs.-James Schiller
was arrested on Saturday night for fighting and
profanity, by officer Gill security for further
hearing. James Murphy, a fugitive from the
workhouse, was sent back for 60 DAYS Thomas
Welch was arrested by officer BietzeI for using
profane languages; fine and costs 50 Is Michael
kannigan, drunk and disorderly; do. 50 Is Mar
garet Russell, for profanity was sent to the work
house for 60 days. Frank Bell, VIM Harris, and
Ellen Harris, fighting; for further hearing Vim,
thompson, bathing In the canal; lecIured and
dismissed. Ellen Lynch and Michael Lynch were
arrested by Lieutenant McHenry and officer Zeal
man, for fighting, in Washington street sent to
workhouse for 60 days each. Joseph Penny Cor
nelius Penny, Richard Brodrick, and Richard
Kelly were arrested by guardsmen Evans and HoI
den, for row in fighting alley, and held for
hsaring this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-16

BARRy's TRIcoPHKRous
10 the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
storing the Hair. Ladies', TN IT. Sold by ali DrsT
Eises ana Perfumers. mar l2-em
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Lyons MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death 10 Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap e-Sm
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The MOUNT VERNON TEsr, No. 20s, Indepen-
dent Order of Rechabites, announce their first
grand picnic and excursion TO 6lymont, to come
OF on Wednesday, the 18th inst. Keep lookout
for particulars In future advertisement
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CLOSING Exercises OF MRS McCORMIcK,s SE
LEcT SCHOOL IN ALExANDRIA-The Gazette saws:
" The exercises of the Academy in charge Of Mrs
Nj. l. Mccormick were closed for the HOLIDAYS
on Friday last. The closing scenes were quite In
teresting-an entertainment for the young misses
having been provided, and premiums distri buted
to the most mertorious Of the scholars as follows
FuSt Class. Excellence in English-Miss Mag
gle Wallach, of Culpeper county, gold medal
Improvement in writing-silver medal to Miss
Ellen Snyder. Best writing-writing desk to Miss
Mamie Marbury.
Second Class. Excellence in English - gold
medal to Miss Kate Mccormick Improvement
in writing-book to Miss Lizzie Marshall
Primary Department Excellence in English
silver medal to M ISIS Kate KinZer.
MuSic. Premium, a book, to Miss Emma Price
The young ladies of the Academy separated with
mutual regrets from a school session which had
been both pleasant and profitable to them
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
EKtermlnates bed Bugs, Reaches. Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects, DO.
IL