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To v. b. Kendall, II. r.. Rseder, james Hifse,
Levi sutlif, Jacob Null for use Of NJ G. g.
Eutli6. VIM. II. L. Ruddiok, Francis MsMAn~
nus and J. ". Goodrich, tdsfsDdsnnls
YOU aFr hereby respectively notified that thsrs IL
now on lIs ID the Clerk . Once Of ths District
Court Of Lee County, lows, ~ Keokuksa petition
Of H. u. Woodward \ Co., claiming judgment
on foreclosure Of a mortgage against said v. 81
Kendall Aboye named, for the sum OF two hundred
dollars with per cent interest from the LIST day
of July, 1850, and spesiai and general execution
against " b. Kendall ls and against all said do
PENDANTS above named, praying also for the fore
cicsure Of mortgage given bp said q. h snd Al
to ofson Eaton, upon lot s, Block ~, in ID. w.
Kilhourne addition to the City Of keokuk, Lee
County, Iowa; the sale Of said mortgaged premises
To pay off said debt, the xtinguishnent OF all
equity Of redemption therein for costs and gener-
al relief.
Now you and each OF you arc notified TO appear
and answer said petition on the morning uf the
second day Of the next term of said court, 70 be
holden on the first Monday OF September, 1860, or
judgment and decree will be had therein as prayed
for by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
JuIy IS Is6o-1m Solicitor for Petitioner.
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H.aunt NntiCe.


To Henry II. Eightner, j. L. SIeeper, j. n. Con
man, II. @. Hicks, j.. Ill. Lock wood, Chas. bhast-
err j. e. Bruce and J. y. Thompsons
VOu are hereby notified that there Is nov on file
i in the ofie OF the Clerk OF the District Court
OF Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, petition OF
Arthur Woicott claiming against Lightner =
judgment for three hundred dollars money due
on pvomissory note, and claiming against all OF
you the foreclosure OF . mortgage given by said
Lightner to VIM. Il. Il. Lynch to secure the pay.
ment VI said note. -
r Aud uuaess you sppeM and sz1wa said pet4aton
Oh or before the second day Of the September term
llSaOs of said District Court, . judgment will be
rsnde ed against you by default aN Il
b RANKIN 4 MILLER, !.
4 July e5+iss0.fnn fe.3A4sa phY's Attsys.
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mUsQneIoosI MusQW0l0est!
PREPARE FOR THRN.

ESO6TRR has FOR ssalS tho best 90 and 100 inoh
i wiAs MUsaunron Nn1s. and Best Twisted "a
Bars, White, Pink and Blue.
jul2d
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NrtktnAt Notice.
To Edward A. Focte, X. b Foote, John T. Bsatty

NAN MIN q m IELEh,
July 70, 1850. Att'ys tor Grimes i Starr.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

CURTIS, UILLMUKE CURTIS,
July 25 IS60-dlm Sol. for Plain ri ar
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.-.' Mayor Mayo, OF Richmond Virginia, Is
seriously indisPosed
----A Anna Cora Mowatt Richie is writing a
new story for the Ledger, after the completion of
which she is going to Europe.
-''' At the recent commencement Of williams
College, the degree OF LII ID. was conferred on
Gov. Banks, and that Of A Nj. on Senator Wilson
-.'. Hon. John Il. Floyd, Secretary Of War. re.
turned 10 the city yesterday, (ThHrsday.) after an
absence Of two weeks at Old Point very much
improved in health.
80. Gov. Hunt was fined s25 recently by Judge
Davis, for non-attendance as juryman The Gov
ernor had the good sense to pay the nne and will
doubtless do better the next time.
&C.. General Shields, we see by our Texas ex-
changes, has arrived at Ell Paso on his route from
San Antonio to California, His health is improv-
Ing.
Sc. Mrs. Jane G. Swishelm, the welI-known
womanisrights advocate, lately met her husband
Al Ptttsburg, Pa, where she was delivering lee.
ture descriptive Of the hardships she experienced
while her marriage relations with him CONT nued
As the lecture was spicy, ii Of course attracted
large audiences, thus assisting Mrs. > to accom-
plish a very laudable object-the payment of her
debts She now writes 10 the Pittsburg Chronicle
that she will probably not deliver mat lecture
again, as she and Mr.. Swisbelm thought of
making ian arrangement
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u Bayard lay o. seems 10 have shaken Of his
old and restless longing for travel. and 10 enter
tanning bis friends al his native town, In Chester
county, Pennsylvanfs. He is just completing q
stately country seat, on the grounds adj oinine his
birthplace. In LAYING the corner stone, last Fall,
he deposited in the boz a copy Of his work,
Views Afoot,n on the A Y leaf Of which he wrote
sThis Is the feslfoundation stone ofthtt edifce."
He 10 more Just, generous and truthful, than most
Oft politicians Of the present day are. 0Re-hslf
Of these latter, when they build house or get
the asiCspapev which gave then, fame stinction.
and fortune, place II in gilt Frame put IL I'm the
most conspicuous place where IL could he seen,
and write under IL, .sfhis Is the source from
whence | derive (under Providence) all that
possess upon earth Railroad Companies should
ego and do ukewiseiD
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HOMICIDE NEAR BALTIMoRE-A Man Kills his
WVs ~ Fat Of Jealousy -The American Of the
9th Instant says: Yesterday afternoon about one
O'Clock. while policeman Clinton was passing
along Franklin street near Paca he was accost-
ed by man named Leonard w GREY. who told
him HAT he had killed his wife, and wished 10
surrender himself 10 an officer Of the law AT fr,t
Clinton, who had some Sill ht knowledge of {; rev
supposed he was joking, but Grey assured him
OF the fact and commenced weeping The parti %
thea proceeded to the Western District, where
Capt Petntwes Informed Of what had occurred
Capt. p directed them TO proceed 10 the Marshal
OF Police, which was done, the Marshal at the
Tune being In company with the Board of Police
commissioners Grey then made a statement
70 the following effect: For some time past
he bad been living at Richmond and on Monday
morning determined to come on TO Baltmore
which be did, reaching here on that night He
tneh neaIa tnat MS WIFE with whom he had been
Irving az brooklyn, across the Spring Gardens
had since his absence returned 10 this city and
was sustaining very intimate relations with man
named McLvaine, member Of the Tiger club
This ineeDsed him and be determined To seek bs,
He succeeded In finding the house WHERE she hsd
been, and learned further that she had deter
mined to remove TO this city bnt Ia gone back 10
BIeoktyn Tor The purpose Of obtaining her clothes
ne repaired 70 That place as speedily as possible
and on going To the house found the door secprrIy
barred Obtaining a heavy piece OF timber he
soon succeeded in breaking open the door, and
tne 1fst person be saw was McIivaine who only
partially dressed quickly left the place His WIFE
also Appeared In her night clothes and rushed
towssds Grey, when he dealt her two severe blows
WIN piece OF scantling upon the head, whIc b
ielled her 70 NE ground He did not intend kill
ing her hut was SO much excited that he s,ruck
her with ali his might Grey further stated that
his wife died at an early hour yesterday afternoon
and be would have given himself up sooner but
Tor that fact Besides, he desired to make arrange
menls Tor her burial. The. Marshal then directsd
the onleer o take Grey in custody and convey him
70 Annapolis for The purpose Of being lodged in
jail unti tie case could be oieialiy Investigated
the same time the officer received letter from the
Board Of Commissioners, addres.ed 10 Jamss
Revel. Esq the District Attorney informing
II proper 70 take. The officer, with rev in cns'
tody len for Annapolis yesterday afternoon in the
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IL Hon. James L. Orr, Of South Carolina
late Speaker of the House of Representatives, has
written letter In which he predicts the election
Of Mr. Lincoln as President of the United States
He, therefore, thinks that the Southern States
should begin TO take action ACCORDINGLY. unless
they mean to submit South Carolina, he saws
but axe with her at least Georgia. Alabama and
Mississippi, as possessing sea coast where the
rivers Of the other Southern States find their out
let. They should thus act jointly, he holds, In
demanding terms from the remaining States
ANOTHER NEGRO MAN KILLED On Monday
night last, valuable negro man, belonging TO
Mr.. Male, was run over and killed by the train
on the Orange & Alexandra Railroad while the
train was near Culpeper Court House He is
supposed to have been drunk, and asleep on the
track.
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IL That valuable and popular family journal,
the WgsKLY STAR, full as usual of Metropolitan
news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is
now our counter ready for delivery to the pub
lie. Embraced in Its entertaining contents are the
following articles:
Germs Of Poetry; The EIoper1ens-a rsry interest
tng story; Woman's Need Of LOus-a poem BY
AZ p. Wills; Affairs IN Syria;
"A TIVE Nobleman-a poem; Dr.. riRgstons'S Err
PIOratioHS; City Of Danaasens-its great
fiqri'y-ths tate S1nssaers Of Christians there
WAC are the Drssss; Tas tsrO Sores: DidH't
knoIc Uhat u MsaHt-a gem Of poetry
A Home IN tAs Celestial Empirs-AOEss Of Chi
nsss 6, HtlsmaH; Ocean Telegraph Gable; Military
Emulation; The Fashions; First Baties; DeSerip-
2 tiOn Of Panama Beauty; Bloody 4fray IN
Missouri; An Injurious Fertilizer;
Etiquette and the Priaes Of Wales; A Douglas
Procession Prseipitated into the Rirsr; The Amer
tean Se,sntife Association; The Maryland Oys-
ter Question; Fili5HstsrIng PROJECT; Excitement
at LGytOnsuiils; A NaHghty Horse; Negro Meet
ing Dispersed; A Fruit SteaEsr Shot;
Operations Of the Patent Once; Proceedings of the
Criminal aud Police Courts; Vindieation Speech
Of l. A. Bargis an tAe Criminal Court, as de
tatsd by himself after sentence;
TAs Grand Bell and EreTett DsnonStrafioa on
Wednesday Hight; The Chicago ZOHarsS iH Wash
iHgtoH-their visit TO the Prssident'S-thsiT drtH
thsrs-ths address Of the PrsSiden. and the reply
Of Capt. EIIstcOrth; MeClellaHd'S Bee Hire; The
S1lifhsoHiGH Museum; The Late Meteor;
SksssAsS Of Summer TrarsI-Siz rery Interesting
letters from fhs Editor a northern tonr;
The Fisit Of the President TO the Great Eastern
our rePOsoriaI correspondence; oar Portsmouth,
and Point Lookout Correspondence, &c;
Department Nstrs; Editorials; Washington Nsps
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &c, Se.j
Late Nstcs, Jorsigs aad domestic, BY mail and
telegraph;
isfsresttHg Personal Items; 90,
AID great rGris;y Of choices literary articles both
prose and poetry, ZOO nEmsroHS to mention.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 .25 per annum postage
prepaid by stamps when arranged
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ID One Of our compositors who returned from
visit to the Great Eastern, yesterday, says that
be has seen right smart people together before in
New York and other large cities, but that he
never saw erotcd until he saw It on the Great
Eastern and whereabouts. He does not think
much Of the English officers Of the big ship.
however
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AUCTION SALES.

BY J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. AucoOneers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF TALUABLE PROP
rRR sS1E % c1rIToi Ill., taS .os tsi4sAg At
premises BY virtue 81 deed trust, dated No,
record. af WsssiSgson eoSn,y. 4 sSsf sell the
eastern pa Of Lot numbered seventeen, IN &c asre
twenty seven feet on East Capitol stre~t between
First sud Second streets east running baek eighty
six feet three inches, together with the Improve
Al conve, sncins At the eost Of the purol s.er
Terms: One half oash; bslaRoe la SD -
months, wi intsres', secured bJ q deed Of ssass.
ON the proPe. " ..
~ "a eo&ds }. c Me6IIRE& CO. Auc's.
By. C. MCGUIRE n co . Auottonesrs
L hsB STRAW SooDs, Exsnaub % TsTn-
Nh slrns6AY sM0sNfS. xr.S SSO ss CON
mercing ~ O'Clock, ana continuing from Day to
avenue. bstwsep ,h and iiR stpe:ts, are ara Tsr
c9aSe and sR 30 Bonn as 81 Dsu sPpe
fnnmed and untrimm-d straw BOnnets, Hats and
colores isir and straw BOnn~t..
Solored. Beet ana White locker Bats.
Do O. Do Collars ssd sets, 70. s,.' Bodies.
GsSEe snd siIf, sIIt Buttons, Plain Drop fss
ResI lslsncis, English Thread, Cotton.
l"rerisl y1iencis SAX, Blond add every other Va
Hoop skirts, Fsenoh Artificial Flower.
Ladies, and 6entomen's SILK and Ginshsm Ola
sssins silks. Spool Cotton,
Hair Pins Of al kind :. Head Dresses,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, COMBS,
npeTa q a ses. Portemnuales. Gard Cases,
God and Silver Thlmbies, Tuck Combs,
Luhn's, Harrison'E and Jules Haale's bert Ia
tracts.
French and German Co'ognes,
Hair OIL. POmads &C &c.
III of vEloh wall be 20 without reserve.
Terms: So snd under, cash; over that sum a
credit Of 81 and 90 days, for approved endorsed
notes bearing in crest
sul j. c. Mcguire a CO ,Auots.
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is on the eastern portieo, conversing with Capt.
Hall, Supt. Blake, and others. He expresses him
self ss highly pleased with his trip; and this we
may add, is the universal sentiment Of all.
q 6x o'clock The President and his party have
Just left for the depot, on their way 20 ashing-
ton, accompanied BY supt. Blake and one or two
other ofhcers 10 C
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Drtwill be remembered that during the recent
European trip of Champion Heenan, certain
dsmsel, calling herself Ada Isaacs Menken Hee-
nan, created great enthusiasm among the fire.
quenters Of the Bowery, New York, claiming TO
be the lawful and welded wife Of the champion
aforesaid. John diselaims all knowledge of the
woman and utterly repudiates her, while she
avOws her determination Of bringing ''the Boy,
TO his proper bearings, and right soon. Heenan
is at Newport, and the lady is at present in New
York citv
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On we5nes FAY, 9Th inst, ne, zen az and
IL 10Th sire Its, q POhf NOMINATE, (im ia ion
OF pearl, with steel chain,l Goa aiming a small
sum OF mona " in god aud silver. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving IL At No. "a y
st eet anIa-,t-
II OST-On the 9Th inst at the Tournam-nt /"
10 the President Mounted Guard, a LADIES' & Id
mourning BR EAST PIN, perfectly round. set vita
small sets and glass centre The finder will receive
the thanks of the subscriber by leaving & ut the
S,aT Once as have heard RI 4 Ss1 clicked up b an
SS REwARD.-Lost on wedne. day night. be-
syC tween II d o'clock, somewhere between
WIN. r Benter's restaurant. c st near the Ba' X
tween 5th and 9Th sts Capitol Hill one large sized
GOLD LINKED FOB CHAIN. The finder W II
confer a favor by leaving the ssme ut the above
restaurant, and receive the above reward
aa lost FRANK M REILLY.
nOGS LOST-Strayed from 81 Indiana ave..
~ blagdens row. on the morning of<S
the 7th inst two NEW FOUNDLAND9SeT
PUPS, male and female, a out four-
months old. liberal reward will be paid on bring
ing them TO the above address au =
CIQ REWARD-St-ayed or stolen from the
" iO subscriber on the ID 'Bst, a small a
erg 4 SoRREL MARE; stripe ia fore l(N
ward will he given for her return 10 L. IUBER
on street, between IS1z and 18th SITS. aus-4ti
I OsT-On "Wednesday morning, sth instant. two
and slutt three mo this ~ q they arS-I .e<T
both bltsk with WhIte marks A hbsTal%1
reward W u be paid for their delivery AT No 81
LOUISIANA ave- ne, between 81 and a, streets or At
Mr.. WATEhS'S, ID 81 betwe u 9Th and 7th
au o-N JAMES LEACH.
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TENTH ANNUAL PICNIC EXCURSION
- THE
Montgomery Guards,
To be given at ARLINGTON SPRING.
On WEDNESDAY, August 18th.

On this occasion the Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
pledge themselves TO do all in their
power 70 make this one of the most EalS4A. ~
agreeable Picnic of the season s46s1szE5sz<3s
they confidently look for liberal patror age from
ther friends and the public the proceeds are 10
De used "a assisting the company in getting their
new eqnlpnents, specimens of which will be on the
ground. gentlemen DESTROYS OF joining the compa-
VIII !hus have an opportunity Of inspecting the
EsPuta's fine brass and string band, as usual, will
, Onnibnses viii run from Seventh street every
hour during the day. Steamer g w. Riggs viii
leave The Fourteenth sire ct bridge every hunT Also
steamer Flying Cloud will leave the Agueduct,
georgetown, every hour.
dies. - e" "iiu ."
COMMITTEE on part Of the Military.
Major Bacon, Capt Schaeffer
Davis, - RaIbacn
TAFT, Dnhant
Capt Peck, Towers.
:. noilihgsWorth, Stephens.
Lieu. Langrsn, Sergeant O'Leary.
Sergeant murray, Private Minneton.
" DohheII, RYAN. au l0-4t
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II In New York, on Tuesday, George Law
and Gustavus A. Conover got an Injunction from
Judge Belts, restraining the United States from
lsvying upon their property to satisfy the SIS 600
sureties which they entered into for Isaac v
Fowlsr
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

RETURN OF TIVE EDIToR.-ln answer to the
numerous kind inquiries, when the Editor will
be back, we have the pleasure Of stating that he
has intimated to US that he may be expected on
the six O'Clock train this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-10

REMOVAL AND APPOINTMENT OF NEW YORK
NARsHAL.-James B. Howe, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Marshal for the western district Of New
York, vice Jewett, removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-10

The Constitutions descants at length upon Pro
lection to Slave Property in the Territories ="
The intsihgsHesr publishes and commends to
popular attention the address Of the National
Executive Committee of the Constitutional Union
party to the people Of the United Statesn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-10

The RuaoRKD RxsisNxrios OF sEcRKrARr
cAss.-in regard TO the current runner Of the Hon.
Lewis Cas- having resigned his position AZ secre.
tary Of State, on sceount Of sickness, we have to
state that no eacisl Intelligence 10 this eject has
a. yet been recsivea By The President, Of at the
State Department,
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THE WRATHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning il made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation 10
about7 O'Clock.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS .-Commissione Greenwood 10
to leave this city for Brent's Fort the Arkansas
river, where the Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians
are to meet him In council, with view to nego-
tiation Of stipulation for the adoption by them
Of a mode Of life conformable to the wise policy
Of the Interior Department looking to their civili-
zation. For this object Congress appropriated
thirtyfve thousand dollars at the last session. to
be expended for presents, transportation, &c. q
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS. &c,

M PICNIC NOTICE
WEN BERS OF COLUMBIA LODGE, No. o .
l. .. o. and of the order gene. al
", are notifed that the ANNUAL 4k&kySs
PICNIC will take place on MON WHT
DAY. the 18th inst at COLUMBiS SPn1NG
Fred. ProsPers unriva led band of nus sic has been
engaged, and every arrangement made to render the
HOmnibuses will leave the corner of Massachu-
sstts avenue aud Seventh street at 9, and 10 a. m
ana aid p m, passing through : venth street
and Mary land avenue, and also from the hall az 8
Spring. w. ~
Tickets Fifty Gents; admitting a gentleman and
ladies-to be obtained from the COMMITTEES.
al 1927 THE COMNTTTEE
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DON'T FORGET.

Iuoe, DONF FORGET.
n HOSE that are troubled with Dysentery or .ny
s siTS 81 the sSyss vii 6nd ,sI!efby using Dr.
u general cures al such diseases without fail M
. periectly free from opium, and answers for the
For sale by CHAS SrOTT Pa ave. CISsPl
0eorgetown; aud COOK a CO., Alexandria
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FOREIGN COMMERCE WITH THE PHIhI1rrsx
IsLANDs.-Oficial intelligence has been comlnu-
nicated to the State Department that the only ports
to foreign commerce In the PHILIPPINE Islands are
those Of Manila, Sual, Haila, and Zamboanya,
and that no foreign flag will be allowed to carry
on direct trade with Jalo or the ports adjacent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-10

u The block Of siiver-ore 70 be presented bv
a g,zona 70 The washington Monument was on,
Tuesday evening, y dly Il, presented 10 tbs cis,-
zsns sfArizona by Ma jos John sprapue. United
states Army; tPresident Of the stephenson silver
Mining SenPsny1 % Fort Fillmore, in the pre-
ss.se 90 large eonsonfse o. citizeas aad officers
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sOH 2 The osesseers OF the poor Of Rockingham
e. ssssa sl " ssys petfhassd sf.rn for $4,000,
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NAVAL ACADEMY, August s-s O'CLOCK.

The steamer Anacostia with the Hesident,s
party, accompanied by Capt. Hall, left the 6 reaf
leaving, however, Captain Hall took oeeasion 10
present Miss Lane, the Presidents neice, with a
large and beautiful pearl SHE'LL elegantly arranged
IN gas case, on which was a most perfect rep
resentation Of the Great Eastern. wifi the man,
OF the projectors, architect, builders officers, &c
When at short distance from the vessel the
rresioent was again saluted with twenty-oue
guGs, which was returned by the Anacostia IN
double quick time, clearly manifesting the SUI
perior skill Of the Americans =
On approaching Annapolis he was also salused
oy tue revenue cutter Allen, which was returned
oy .ne Anacostia, The party, on landing, pro-
eeeded to the residence Of Capt Blake, where q
nanosome collation. was spread before them
whicn was partaken Of with considerable relish
Inc Inc company are now enjoying themselves IA
ainsrent ways-some on the grass piats, listening
70 me music OF the band performing there; Others
assembled In small parties about the grounds and
mouse, engaged In lively and intsrestin0 CONVEX
sanon' The President, at the present writing,
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A GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL
MARSHALL 5 PAVILION

hGRAND ToURNAMENTa and BALL win take
pinaSSe at .Ml-AAlRSh .Lt.'S PAVIL- 80
Riders tom S Mssh Il: sae 1st as sost ~
town, and Alexandra are r,ost resnectf,II, solic,
tea 70 ride. They viii be furnished with costume
doarsTSi5 ieed on the above day for twelve
Wi,hers,s Celebrated Brass Band has been en-
ffsnd iof the occasion The public invited TO
The steamer BALTIMORE willleave ws.hin.top
IN IN tne 18Th a. 10 o'clock and land a.
ara rive in wssEinstoa al o'eIocf M S'e iSS.
ava. Of Salt Wsssr Bs,Riss fss,sn e
The an an a has spared no ,D.n,. 70
this Tournament surpass ansthins of tie I'm, sh.s
has been given in the State Of Maryisnd and ne
thing shall be left undene his part to co,
.asiv T. M a1sf sfI i. pm P9os. Ss
THoMPsoN's : -
LIFE SHEkFkksEss kkETEERRRss MEDICINES.
cok sfS -ss sav
For sale, Wholesale and retail BY
FoE sAEE.A LADY's RIDING PONY !.
in sensequenes Of her having ieft the se eits N
Es.i'ss IF hfEtsss s's s.sSs. A.y
III o. HOOD has now on hand . 49, -.
H stock OF 6se standard SILVER WAX
az tbs ,1mak mare thal he viii .el a. low as any
same t,me Viii W.r. sses are sold for, and a. The
silver sac Pa sses as eysythins 70 be 'tandsrd
/" D ID 49, Al
- As. sNs Sl;i ;, ,!ss AID la1u s'.-
A" Below Wsr repsrtmsnt