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THE LATEST NEWS
TEL e @ RAPHIO..tA
Further by the Aba

NKw YoRk, Sept i3.-The fles by the Asis
contain the following additional news
Nothing important has vet occurred at Naples
| or In Calsbris. The King remains st Naples
Garibaldis whole army bad reached the main
land.
The Emperor and Empress Of the French con
Il is reported that Queen victoria,s speech rels-
I'VE 10 savoy produced bad Impression In Psris.
"A permanent French camp was 20 be establish
ca s.ose TO the Swiss and German frontiers.
Meshals Magnan and Neil had made pacific
sPSsenes 70 their respective councils general.
LIE Bourse closed hrmer at esf lSc-
nc htcuc stsmer Fox had made satisfactory
survey OF the Farce Islands for the construction or
elegraph line, and had proceeded 20 Iceland
me LONDON Times protests against Mr. Lind
say mission to America relative 70 the shipping
The rumors Of proposed interview between
the Emperors OF Austria and Russia and the
Prince Regent gain more consistency. The rr-
poru say that Preparations are making al War
The report has also been revived that the En-
peror Napoleon wishes to meet the Queen AZ
Barcelona, on her return from Algeria
fued Pacha 10 acting vigorously In svrt.
Seventy persons had been hung, and one hundred
and ten soldiers shot. Forty-fve hundred French
troops had landed at Beyrout.
There threatening manifestation between
the Christians and Mabomedans.
The LATEST.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 2,-Oficial advices from
Damascus, under date Of August IS, announce
the recent massacres. These executions had struck
terror into the minds Of the Inhabitants and the
city remained tranquil.
One hundred and ten of the malefactors be-
longed 10 the police. They were shot In the pres
ence of the public. The others. including mem
bers OF the FIRST families In the country, were
hanged. Other parties were sentenced 10 hard
labor at COnstsntinople. The Ex-Governor and
other ofhcials were undergoing trial. The Sui
tan's army was acting with the most vigorous
discipline, and the most perfect tranquility pre-
walls throug hout Syria.
A dispatch from Perugia states that General
Lamoriciere had directed his troops 20 plumber
any town showing symptoms Of Instruction.
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The Prince Of Waiea.

LONDON, G. w, Sept. l2.-On bis way from
Toronto to this city to-day the Prince stopped and
received addresses at Guelph, Petersburg, and
Stratford, and arrived here af four O'Clock D. m
Ten thousand people assembled 10 receive him
The ceremony Of presenting and replying 20
the address was hurried through on account OF
the bitter cold weather, after which q long pro-
cession escorted the Prince 10 the Tecumseh Hotel
where he stops. The city 10 handsomely decorated
with arches, banners, &c
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OREGON
Breckinridse Democratic STATE Convent,

BosIoN, Sept. 12.-The Breckenridge wing of
the democratic party Of Mass chusetts sssemb,s5
In this city TO-DAY. About six hundred delegates
were present. The following State ticket was
nominated:
For Governor-B. r. Butler, Of Lowell For
Lieutenant Governor-David N. Carpenter, Of
Greenfield. For Secretary Of Stste-w. w. Com
stock, Of Middleboro. For TreasUrer-George
bennett, of Boston. For Auditor-G. w. Mansen,
Of Fitchburg For Attorney General-GeorRe
Washington Warren, of Charlestown. For Electors
at Large-C. w Chaplin, Of Springfield, and Eben
Sutton. of Danvers
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Agricultural Fair-virsinia Politics.

WHEELING, Sept 12.-The Fair Of the Western
Virginia Agricultural Society IL now in fun blast
The city is scene Of much excitement owing 20
the various political demonstrations going on by
the republicans and Bell and Everett men The
republican Wide Awakes made their frst turn
out. and the Bell Guards pafaded in large num-
bers. The latter have a meeting at the Atheneum,
and the former at the Court House
The Breckenridge men have their meetings to-
morrow night, when Senator Mason win deliver
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTnoIr, Sept l2.-Flour closed active but
steady; Howard street and Ohio SO. Wheat closed
steady; red 81 1881 as; white 81 40 81 20. Corn
closed duh; white 6Sa71c; yellow 69a72c. Pro-
visions closed quiet; bacon sides u also; mess
pork Sl9.75; prime S14z5 Coffee closed frm
but active at False stock 1000 bags. Whisky
closed heavy at 23ka23xc.
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Gsv. sPrague az AIbsny-rhe Providence
Lfght Infantry.

ALBANY, Sept l3.-Goyernor Sprsgue, Of Rhode
Island, and stat, with the Providence Light In
fantry, arrived here to-day, and Were received by
the Albany Burgess Corps. They were escorted
TO Congress Hall, where they 20 be entertained
at an elegant dinner given by the Burgesses, at
which Governor Morgan and other distinguished
W. he nrssent
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National Agricultural Exhibition.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12-The National Agricultu-
raj Exhibition opened here to-day Prof Carey,
In behalf OF the citizens OF Cincinnati, rendered
President Wager made an appropriate response.
The display Of stock, agricultural implements,
machinery, farm products, and Manufactures Of
every kind, 10 said 20 surpass all former exhibit
tons Of the Society. The exhibition win close on
Saturday.
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% LOU scriber, living near Nottingham, Prince
Georges GO Md, on SUNDAY, the 9th inst, my boy
IT, or6 in. in hight, tolerabIy stout, light copper
mulatto, hair little curly and trimmed to a me-
toned, and likely, May have a scar on the outer
corner of one of his eyes; chin slightly dmPled;
left with black felt hat, black cloth frock coat and
light blue cashmere pants marked the inside of
collars also marked. He may, however change his
clothing. He may be in Washington or George
town, u. g., where he has acquaintances, may
road for Baltimore or Pennsylvania, as he left
without prOvocatIop. will give the above reward
of $50 provided he rs secured in Jail that get
him JAMES f.. =. HOLLYDAY.
Sc ll-6tt
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Cricket Match Mt Philadelphia.

PHlLApELPHIA, Sept. I2.-The cricket match az
the opening Of the new grounds Of the German
town Club, between eleven Americans Of Phila-
delphia and eleven English Of Philadelphia and
York, took place to-day. The FIRST innings re-
sulted:-English, 81; Americans, a.
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BOARDING..

40 NINTH STREET.-Persons returning &
fOC the city from their summer resorts will hnC
vacant several desirable rooms, having. the conye
nenees OF gas, water. and bathing closets, at 43s
families or single gentlemen. Table boaIders &C
commodated on moderate terms. Sc 2w%
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Rallroad Accident.

FRIENDsBIP, ". Sept. l3-Simon sznborne,
York and Erie Railroad, fell under his train lust
IL left this place last evening The train "a ssed
over his legs and thigh. he lived only half an
hrr.
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Railroad Electieu.

LYNcHBuRe, Va, Sept. I3-Robert l.. Owen
has been elected president Of the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad, in the place Of J. r.. cDan-
lei, resigned.
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New York Mnrkets

NEw YORK, Sept. H.-Flour 10 lower; state
IS 65a5.75; Ohio 90 l0s6 %; Southern % iOs6 go
Wheat is lower. but very active; Southern nomi-
nal. Corn Is slightly lower; MIXED 66s6ec Pork
is steady. Lard is dull. whisky Is dull at
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Death Of Mrs. Gen. Harvey.

NEW YORK, Sept 4.-Private letters from
Paris announce the death Of Mrs Harvey wife
Of Gen. Vim. s. Harvey, Of the United States
army
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e in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. II The rosin oil factory
on the New Shell road was burned yesterday.
Loss $50, 900; uninsured.
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MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT As1RoLo-
lvl eIsT AND DocIREss, jhst from Ekrcps.-This
highly gifted and intellig emit lady can be consulted
on the Past Present and Future Events. Call at
No. 205 Twenty second street, between II and /,
Washington. jeIe 3nN
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LOCAL NEWS.

DThough The STAR II printed on the fastest
stsam press in use south Of Baltimore, 10 edition
n 80 large As 10 require 1t to be put 10 press at an
early houri Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL o'clock m; otherwise they may
net sprear until the next day. =
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NoIIcz.-Dis'rict Of Columbia Advertisements
TO be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR once &c
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BARRy's TRIcoPHRRoUs
the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
tifying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re.
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold By all Drug
gIsts and Perfumers ar 12-6m
Meyers MIRACULOUS vERMls DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for exteTm nat
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants,
den Insects. .+ -.EIl ~ !
W Principal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
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Arrival Of the Caiifsrnia Express.

ST. JOSEF, Mo. Sept. I3-The pony express,
from California, with advices 10 the LIST, has ar
rived. The schooner Brilliant Of Baltimore had
arrived at San Francisco.
The steamer Golden Age LEFT on the LIST with
81, 49,, 600 for New York.
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WE LEARN that the revival meeting at Wesley
Chapel is progressing finely, and that the interest
10 increasing every night as also the number Of
seekers at the altar. The Rev. Mr.. Kennard, Of
the street Baptist Church, will preach there to-
night, at7E O'Clock.
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Additional from Califerui..

ST. JosEPHs, Sept 13.-The Pony Express of
the LIST inst. furnishes Japan news 10 the 22d Of
July. The japanese steamer Candimarrah had
arrived safely home from san Franc SEQ, bs sring
intelligence Of the manner in which he japanese
Embassy was received in the United States The
officers Of tie steamer had given 90 the japanese
Government glowing accounts Of, not cnly their
own reception at San Francisco, but also that Of
the Embassy by the Americans.
CALIFORNIA.
Several ship5 had sailed from San Francisco
with supplies for the French and English forces
in the Chinese waters.
OREGON.
The Democratic Convention In this STATE had
divided into two wings. They hold sessions 70.
spectively on the 18th and 18th Inst
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MRS, WIrsLow, an experienced nurse and female
ply slcsn, has Soothing Syrup for Cailden Teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
By softening the gums, reducing all inflammation
Will allay all pain, and sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
another column. '.+ '..aH-l 90 lily
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DR.. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meopath,c Remedies put up expressly for family
in cases, containing % walls, from 81 to SIS
each, with book Of full directions. For sale by
II. u. Gilman, 500 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, 500 north r street;
also by r. b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave
lne and Sixth streets Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lntiammatOns of
all Kinds. Sold as above. -. 81 ma 9-Iy
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NOTlCE.-The public are hereby notified that
~ RICHARD HI LII is no longer authorized to
transact business in my name under a power of
attorney from me, the said power of attorney hav-
ing been revoked yesterday.
Contractor with the Corporation for LAYING the
Water Pipes. Sept IL, 1890. sc 1851
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DIED,

DIED,
In this city, on the l4th instant, LENORA, the
only daughter Of Enoch and Virginia +. Moran,
aged months a nd % days. ,
Our little babe has ceased to weep;
No more she suffers now;
How soundly there she seems to sleep
Behold her pallid brow,
The friends of the family invited to attend her
funeral on sunday evening, at 8 O'Clock, from the
residence of her father, on Esd st., No. 1917.
On the 18th instant, at the residence of his son,
REV. Charles Hicks ION Capitol Hill, Mr.. HEN
KY HICKS, aged 30 years. % =
HIS remains will be taken to Wesley Zion
Church, on the Island, at o'clock D. IN on Sunday
18th inst from thence to Its last resting place,
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CENTRAL GuArpHousR CAsKs.-Ma,yi Kiser
drunk and disorderly; wofkhouse 80 days. Michael
Laheady, suspicious circumstances; dsnissed
Three lodgen were accommodated. -
- = - AAt4eA Es-.gG
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PRoTRAcrED MEETINGS meetings
are In progress nightly in several of the Methodist
Episcopal Churches Of the city, and other churches
Of that denomination will begin with the ap-
preaching week The peculiar method Of this
church in such things Is always attractive, and
their revival and protracted meetings generally
are largely attended.
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RAcE.-As has already been announced in our
advertising columns, a match race Of one mile,
for purse of two hundred dollars, is to come of
tomorrow, between and 3 o'clock, on the course
at the west end of the Long Bridge.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst by the Rev. MIR. Lennon, Mr..
rIIOS. b. HUMPHREY, of this city, 10 Miss
INN MARIA NELSON, of Alexandra, Va.
tAlexandrIa papers copy.D
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.ATcHRERRA ASIISs Z AANN 6RSs[ WARE

I have one Of the best Adjustments, and fur
nlshed with complete set of tools for repair ~
ing every description of fine Watches, aud IA
particular attention give 10 the same, by 49,
tied Aso, every descrip ION of standard SILVER
WAKE, PLAIN and ornamental, manufactu' cd under
faf superior in quality and finish to northern ware
sold by dealers IN general and represented their
own manufacture. III. o. HOOD,
SEQ = p ass Pa. avenue. near 9Th Ct
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THE UNION WILL. STAND. MATTER
WHO'S PRESIDENT!
Consequently shall remain IN Washington and
continue to pursue my occupation of HOUSE,
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Gid
ing in ell Its branches. Old Glazing promptly at
tended tn. Painting and OrRamenting Cottage
Furniture in the best kt5l aIso, cali attention
to the Painting of Roofs and Brick Walls.
All of the above will do as cheap as the cheap
est. therefore solicit the patronage OF my friends
and fellow oItIzens of the District. PunotusIty
strictly observed, and work done In the best man
ner U
You will please mind your stops and stop at M.
i PARKER'S Painting Establishment, No. SO /,
50 y 50 :. Louisiana ay., north side, between eth
and 7th SITS.
p. 8. signs put up free eff charge, as usual.
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Horrow.v,a Ptrrs

IL you want to laugh and grow fat, just drop
in at Odd Fellows Hall this evening, and see
and hear the Budworth's Minstrels.
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Acidity Of the Stomach.-These medicines are q
most powerful antacid remedy for the correction of
all those acidtles, whether induced by debility,
from fat substances in the stomach, impaired by
excess-the torpid functions stimulated, the
blood cleansed, and the secretions of the bile and
liver purified. Sold byal Druggists, at &c., g. and
81 per box. Sc H-1w
DR.. J. HosrETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH Bit
TIERS is one of the greatest strengthening prepara-
tons extant. 1t is especially adapted to those who
afflicted with the Fever and Ague, or any other
disease arising from disordered condition of tho
digestive organs. For Fever and Ague there lis,
perhaps. no medicine the world equal to II, as it
enters, puri6es, and replenishes the blood, which
is SO important to bring about healthy action in
diseases OF this nature. The Bitters now among
the most popular, and at the same time valuable,
specifics in the medical world. In recommending
1t to the public we are fully conscious OF doing them
great service, knoyins, as we do, their many ex
celent qualities, and sure and speedy action ia all
cases where the disease is caused by the irregular
ity OF the digestive organs. trial will suffice for
the most skeptical.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
where. Sc II cost
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SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS.

SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS.
Youths and Boys Clothing for School and
Dress Wear
Parents and guardians wishing to furnish their
cnI9ren ana wards with School and College Outfits
lorthe coming season, are invited To examine our
present large and extensive sssortmspt ROYS
CEUThlN6, where they can fit out their children
OF all sizes n a Lew moments with every descrip-
ton OF Reedy- made Garments, of substantial and
duIaoie, auaitJ, az very moderate prices
~. 8. E WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
au 0-u 322 Penn. avenue.
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w - hatSW o o d.
NV o O I'm
possible prloe. 80
va... Tia w. M. GAIT,
-. ,, ysS Pa ~, between nth end Ign Stss
msD-u north sid
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- ARRIVED AT CAETsR's WHARF, foot of ThIr.
teen-and-a-half street schooner Island CITY, Conk.
lin. ffom Rockland Lake, with go tons OF ice 10,
Mr.. @. B. Church. - 'otg 80 ~ =
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EDiTOR EVENING STAR-Dedr Sir Hav-
~ Ing seen an advertisement in your paper yes
teday forewarning all persons fom negotiating for
promlssory note of $40 drawn by us, we would
respectfully inform the public that the said adveT-
tlsement has been publish he'd without know ledg
o. consent We would farther nform the holder of
nd note that entire satisfaction will he given him
her on the presentation of the same to either of
us upon its maturity. X. III. TRUNNEI.L. :
1t b. +. McGRAW.
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The You've MrIrrARY our notice of the
military parades on the 18th we omitted to men,
ton the appearance Of the junior companies out,
which attracted much attention. During the day
three companies of juveniles, ranging In age from
IL to Il years, paraded, making fair display Of
their uniforms and Of their skill One Of the
companies was uniformed with blue jackets and
red pants, something after the Zouave pattern.
They had very pretty dag and martial music.
After marching through the streets for some time,
they met and exchanged military courtesies with
another company, with uniform OF the same pat
tern. but differing in that the latter wore white
jackets. The arms of these little soldiers are
harmless, but adapted to their instruction in the
use Of the more destructive weapons TO which they
may be called In after life Their movements
were very accurate and were highly com plimented
by the hundreds of spectators who witnessed their
performances. Another corps, similarly armed,
and uniformed with white jackets and pants, APP
peared in the Fifth Ward, and attracted much at
tention there by the accuracy Of their movements
and their excellent behavior.
WE TAKE PLEASURE in calling the attention Of
the ladies and our citizens generally to the re-
opening Of our friend r. C. Stevens store, which
takes place on tomorrow Saturday morning.
This old and favorite resort has been so renovated
as to present most beautiful and inviting appear
ance. Stevens informs he will be receiving
new goods from tomorrow every day until his
stock is the most complete In town.
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PERSONAL.

MADAM s. CAN BE CONSULTED ON THE
lVl Past. Present and Future Events at No AS
corner New York av. and 18th SITS. Sc IS ~
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FRE.-About twelve O'Clock last nigbt Ar.
broke out In row Of SIX or eight small {wo stor '
frame houses on Second street, between and q
occupied by lahoring men and Their families. and
In short time all Of them were destroyed. The
John McDermott. The tenants, now houseles.
excite much sympathy. Mr.. McDermott was in,
sured. rlr.
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In 1856, DR.. Magruder, Anti-Know Notb;,o
candidate for Mayor, carried tais ward by 10 ma
1ority AT the last Mayoralty election the Anti.
Know Nothing candidate carried the ward by IL
candidate for Council, carries the ward by "a
majority. y ~
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q A GRAND TOURNAMENT win come of AZ Ana
iostan Island on Monday next. The crowns and
coronets for the maids OF honor are gotten up bv
our energetic feliow-citizen c. Steyens' ana
on exhibition at bis store No 336 Pennsvi-
ivania avenue between Ninth and Tenth ,tree,.
which has jus, been ntted upin most elegant styIe
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SECOND WARD ELECTION, YESTERDAY The
eiscuor In the Second Ward, Yesterday, for Coup-
Gilman In place Of Mr.. Orme, resigned, was char
ac!e'lzrd by good order in both precincts. THE
Young was not at all spirited, no great interest
being manifested on either side as TO the result
oo'n gentlemen who Were placed forward FOR the
vacant seat being well known and hi ghly popular
IN tne community. The result Of the voting was
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

[For Other "For Sale and Rentn adus,fisspasnf,
ses first page
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ular President Of Columbian COLLEGE has IindIy
ana without compensation, consented to supply
the pulpit OF the Assembly's Church every Sab.
oatn morning; The feeble health Of the pastor
DR.. 3, our citizens are gratihed to know thew &c.
cure a continuance Of his pulpit efforts. DR. sam.
son commences on next Sabbath '
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A PROMTssoRY NOTE. drawn nv Riob.r,
Ri. Trunnel and Benjamin Magraw, in favor Of =
scott or order for the sum of $40 will not be paid
az maturity. All persons are hereby cautioned not
to negotiate or receive said note. Sc u ST
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The AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT RocxvILLR-At
least eight thousand persons visited the Rockville
fair yesterday. The display Of stock agricultural
and Horticultural productions, and Of implements
&c, Is by long odds the finest ever before seen in
: This Immediate section Of country. Our fellow
citizen, Mr.. Bartholow's display, il decidedly the
nnest on tbe ground. We hear on all sides praises
OF It's completeness. he shows there, specimens
o. every new agricultural implement that is now
atracung public attention at the North and else
where, and will doubtless do far more than his
By way Of inducing their more general use among
his large circle Of customers He Is always wide
AWAKE In bushes: matters, and pushes his bust
thus renders his extensive establshment ons m
great benefit TO all the region for thirty mile
around the Federal Metropolis. ~