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1e''s lou How to attend upon the sick,
-.- ~. and how to cook ter them
now to prepare Poultices,
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@T'rCF guard against infection from
=. ~ , contagious Diseases.
~ lclIS You " the various diseases O
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE !
{. 'llEsubseriher has & first rate Steam Engine
otthirty horse nower which he will sell on
very lheral tcrmsif application be made soon
WM. FREEBORN.
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FROM THE
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> CoyxrY Of 9ooDuuA, First Jua Dist
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Am. c; asatas: SUMMONS:
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ant: Yon are hereby summoned and re
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tho sai.l complaint on the Slsc, hcrs at thci
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said State, within twenty days after the ser
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from, the second day OF December, A. D. eight
sen hundred and fifty nine, besides the cost
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Nay 18TH, 1850. 2tlw6'
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Via Dunlcith and Illinois Central and Galena
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WITHOUT CHAN OF CARS
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ny. Cleveland. Montreal. New York, -
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And all cities and towns throughout the East
and the Canadas.
ELEG CANT SLEEPING CARS
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PASSENGERS wishing 70 90 through without
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Fare as low as by any First Glass Route.
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~ u TNE.
cute to the extent Of the law, any pe1son or
persons that 1may catch cutting hay or tim :
Der on my lands on Hay Creek. IN Is of the
ne 4 and tie e u Of tho W u section ss).
!. June -. 1850. JOHN DAY.
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NOTICE. "a ~ e .2t:.o4 yJg a. afE0.
Any person hereafter cutting pines or othe-
evergrc"nS upon my premises. viii be prescott
t6' =" she full extent Of the law, nd ! Will
pay ffEv aolltrsstoany one fIrniS hing evidence
sufficient to convict amy person such tres !
pass. Al TIE pines between Wac"ota AMI
Westervelt are on my land. There ure plenty
of FINES N the other side OF the lake for all
Christian purposes. hat are Of no other use.
GEO. W. BULLARD.
December "A. 1859. l77tf
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Departments Of Bookkee ping and Accounts

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i'll REAL hUsINtss. and he S,uHent~ ut once in
:roduced tc.the practical WORKINGS .ntl routine
Rooms. kAilrnnd Offices. etc.
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The Easter term will commence on Monday,
the 9th Of April. to continue IA weeks. IN the
buiiding, on Broadway nearly opposite tn
Chilscn House. Se.ls 8 il..a
This School being permanently established,
no pains will be spared to merit continuance
Of favor. rasz -as + ;.rt-r!
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THIS AFTERNOON q TO MoRROW

STOCK AND FiXTUR IS OF A FAMILY
~ GRocERr sToRE AT PUBLIC AUCTION On
TUESDAY MORNING, June 18th, At 10 o'olock.
corner Of Pennsylvsnia avenue and Tenth street,
We snail sell all his stock In trade and store hx
Barrels Of Brown Crushed. and PuIverized Sugars.
SACKS o; Java and Rio Coffee. green and roasted,
Imperial, 6unPowder, Young Hyson, and Black
10 boxes Sperm Candles, Bates's AdsmantIne and
Spices, Yesst Powders, Soaps of a-Icus kinds,
Indigo Fig blue, starch, Soda,
superior Brandy, Whisky, Gin, Rum. Ma Wines,
g 90 Cigars of various brands and qualI.les-
Nests Of Tubs, Spice Boxes, Buckets, wash
pm1atds, Rolling Pins. Ropes. Brushes, 'Pems.
Counters shelving, Weights and Measures,
Mloer' Fire proof Sale, Platform Sos es
rev EIprss wagon and Harness. Desks,
osss Cigar Case, Tin Csddies, &c.
Inc fl1tnres, License. &c will he sold private
" on easy terms TO any enc desIrous of coltnu,nr
the grocery business In the store.
Terms: So and under cash: over that sum |.
creolt oil ~ o., and 90 days, for satisfactorily en-
oorsed notes, bearing interest
JeR }. &. MCGUIRE a CO, Aucts.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-An Persons having nm
seiued accounts on my books prior 70 the 81 Of
the same before the 18th Instant otheTwIse thesY
olns WILL be placed In the hands Of an energetic
col.ector, without regard 20 persons.
MY regular monthly customers will find their
ois readI at the store on the 18th instant; and II
not called for by the 18th instant they with BE-
presented, and settlement, either by cash or notes
~ snort dates, Is earnestly requested.
n N. NOtS.
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u The reception Of the japanese Embassy al
New York on Saturday was an immense affair.
fheywsre received by the New York Commit
tee at Amboy. The crowd thronging Broadway
was probably from two to three hundred thou
sand Cheers were given along the entire route
No unplsasantincident occurred and the japanese
appeared to be delighted with their reception,
and the quarters provided for them at the Metro.
politan. The hotel was Illuminated at nigh with
three thousand Venetian lights, covering the en-
tire fronts on Broadway and Prince street On
being shown to their quarters the Embassy were
astonished at their sumptuous appearance. The
decorations include the japanese coat Of arms and
many characters embodying japanese sayings
They were serenaded in the evening by a band Of
one hundred performers. One Of their arts,
took view Of the hotel with its brilliant illumi
nations and the military gathered in Broad way
The official reception by the Mayor and Council,
was to take place at IL o'clock this afternoon
at the City Hall. The Governor and his staff at
tend by invitation. The Seventh Regimen,
parades as a guard of honor
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Further from Furone

The steamer Hammonia, from SOUTHAMPTON
bringing London papers Of the 18th inst, arrived
at New York on Sunday evening
The latest advices from Sicily announce tba. ,bs
Neapolitan army had capitulated to GarihaIdi
The articles which were signed on board the
English war steamer Hannibal, between Gens,.I
Lana and Gar baldi stip ulate that the Me- nni;,.
army, twenty-five thousand strong should onj,
Palermo with all the honors of war and emhs,l
with their material on board the NeapoI,t.r
squadron. The evacuation was In conImnna~
June 4.
terrible and desperate fight, I'm which man,
women partici pated, had occurred previon, 20 e.
eaPitulation, at the Strada d Toledo, between
Garibdldi and the Neapolitans which resuIted a.
the repulse of the latter and the immediats - -
menceu en- Of bombardment from the Neanoii.
tau squs dron-
The above news reached Paris on June ID and
was fully confirmed by other dispatches recs; yeJ
next day. The London Times saws that Ga,ih.Idi
is now master of the island
Ii Is asserted that Signor Carassa had demand
ed guarantee for the territory of the Two Sici
lies, ana also the Intervention Of the MARTINI.
powers Piedmont, it Is also asserted n,otss,.
against Intervention. f
Letters from Naples, dated May d, state tina, ,
grand manifestation had taken place there. wifi
shouts for Victor Emmanuel and Garibaldi
The town of Agrigenti, Sicily. had rise, a.,
hearing Of the fall of Palermo ~
letter In the London Times saws that nv tbs
terms Of the capitulation at Palermo, the NeanoI
itan troops Were to land either at Messina O,
Naples without moles.ation - -
The cessation Of the carnage at Palermo IN dns
to the Intervention Of the English and French ad
nirals. Palermo suffered severely from the horn
bardment and the loss of life was very sreat on
both sides - s'"' 'A
Miscellaneous reliable information from Can
stantinople ssserts that the French and ussiar
Emhassadors had officially informed the Port,
that these Governments approve of the resolution
70 Institute inquiries into the situation of Chris
tians In Turkey.
The Emperor and Empress of France had Al
Russia. f'
The health Of Prince Jerome was imnrov,ro
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IL The Hon. Frank Blair, the late successful
contestant in the House of Representatives for tn.
seat OF Mr.. Barrett, telegraphs to his st. Loui,
constituency as follows 81 intend to resign !,
the end Of the session. made this coutes. In .,
pose thefrauds Of the bogus democrats and return
to the people the right of electing their owr
Representative
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Personal.

80 Gov. ]. C. Harris and Hon. J. ID. C. Atkins.
Of Tenn, are at Browns
.''' Hon. Jos. Burns, Of Ohio, and Hon. w 9
Ashe, of N. C., are at Kirkwoods'
-. Hon Geo. w. Palmer, ~ Y; Cant Halves
and Col. J w. Ripley, q. S. A; Judge kendr,cI
ny; Com; Price, L. S. NJ, and Pierre Soule, La !,
,.'' Charles Goodyear, the great inventor in
India rubber, is confined to his bed in ,ew York.
feared he will never recover -
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

wi ND OTHERS
w no are soon to return to their homes, and who
would add 70 the comfort and beauty of heir honses
are respectfully invited to orr warehouse penpsyi
ysnia avenue, Market space No third door east
s,n street. waere they may find full and com
Elegant Wilton Velvet carpetinss from s,.a5 I o
Rica Ensiish Brussels do. at from 80 cts
Rich %Rsia d. Three OK lbs. to the yard at
x ysry 81 sH0s dh. Do ssIled a. ,,, De-
halls and passages, Is to IS cents. 'iah do ior
Also, elegant wide Oilcloths, for rooms. halls mas
Also, new style Coeoa and Canton M MAI 20 order,
kich and extensive variety OF Velvet and RrusseIs
NIX K9gs and Drusgats: N borders aud by the yard
SapsrieTs dv'ry cheap al Linen sheetDs.
Real SilicIa able Daipasks, from 4 to u vida
NDt; ~ al Sizes, by s4to H. by "a T.
Also. fo~ ellngs, Toilet Quilts, and other Tols,
Goods IN pleasing and great abundance very
CURTAIN. MATERIALS.
c1,a.;n ofk Oh ticn ana appropriate materials for
sanas, yn5isy and RESPONSIVENESS Of price, any
Eleg,nt Satin Brocatels, which are nearly ward,
wide. at from 81 cents to S.. '"'"'
panask and Satin Lain ;, fom 50 cents to 81,
for curtains, richer than brocatels, "'''''e
Reps and prkey Clio hs, in embr oidsred pattern,
.s and ns the En ND e
And S sf Bsnds yryd Is,r.
Side and sn Ssi m Tsa :, Gent st
In eonssanencs of the advanced stage Of the sea
ssons t "a t. s
Warranted to be less than the same can b. had else
All goods sold to 20 to distance viii bsoarefull,
picked for transportation and sent OF free Of sxtr;
js ls-lo.eo cLAsETT 4 DopsoN.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-18

II Extensive arrangements are being made
Tor the holding Of the eighth annual exhibition of
the United States Agricultural Society, at Cincin
nafi, In the early part Of September next. The
exhibition is to remain open ten days 1t is said
that on this occasion larger number of premium.
win be distributed than at any similar exhibition
in the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-18

The VACANT QUARTERMAsTERsHIP. 1t is re-
quired by the 9th section Of the act Of 1888, tina,
promotion In the Quartermaster's Department
shall take place the same as in regiments and
corpse. This lnsures, It is said the promotion OF
Charles Thomas, the Senior Assistant Quarter.
master-General, to the head of bis Department,
ries Gen. Jesup, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-18
FUTURE DAYS.
y A. GKEEN, Auotoneer

By A. OkEEN, Anotloneer.
VAnUARLE LOTS FOR SALE-On WE'D
NEsDAH the 10Th instant, I shall sell, in front
OF the premises. at O'Clock p. m, two OF the most
desirable Lots In the viclnily of the Washington
statue They are parts Of original Lots Nos rs and
Ia, IN Sc uere No IS Onting each twenty -siI feet
one inch 20 ieet InohD on the south aide OF Penn
syvanla avenue, opposite the ak buildings, with
an average depth of 100 feet inches and Al feet 3
lnohes, respectively, and running back % a thirty
feet paved alley, With it's outlet directly IN the rear
Terms; One fourth cash; balance m s, - ana Ia
months Deeds given and deeds Of trust taken
table.
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