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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

GAY PAsrY.-A party Of gentle
men and ladies' numbering some twenty coup
les. started out on q slsigh ride Friday evening
and brought up at the Cold Spring House. ="
about four miles from town. Here thanks TO
the foresight Of FaANK KEsDRicK, Esq they
fund everything in readiness. and coon by
the aid of Milo Whites experienced elbow, the
" fsllers" and their partners we're mixed in the
mary dance. About eleven o'clock supper
was announced. and here sgan the company
were placed under obligations to our friend
Kendrick; for We found real Burtis House
repsst spread upon the board. Ample justice
vas done TO the fare, and after spreading
round for half an h ,ur the company re entered
their slsighs and returned to their hom.a Al
together. the party vas one Of the most pleas.
ant We ever participated in. and We can only
pray fer more Of the came sort.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
Convention.

MosroonKRY Ala. jar. IA
The Democratic Convention is working
smoothly.
Tn. Forsyth Delegates from Mobile have OBJ
t.;ned seats.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
Compliments 70 Senators.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. a.
Senator Cristenden was serenaded lsst night
st the Girard House, and made short speech
in response.
Mr.. Conrad of Ga, also responded to call
BY the crowd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
DissOl lu1ii

TIME COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
istinr between Cox, Lindlsy 4 Clark has
mi. day expired by limitation. The business vii
for the present be condueted BY Jas: :. L'na.ey,
~ sn. s,,a Deeenber 3ls,, 1859.
VI jan2-d4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
Complimentary Dinner.

PH!LspElPHIA Jan IA.
The dinner to Hon. Bailey Peylsn takes
nlac. Tomorrow. AZ the Academy Of Muiic -
i. will he attended by quite a number Of mem
bers of Congress
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

che should be the terminus. We srs snubbsd
on every occasion BY the mansgess Of the
road. and II they be suffered to 60 on much
longer. they ~ill run through our city with
out even stopping to water their iron horsea
We trust that our Legislation will act upon
Gov. Lovss suggestion. and force the Railroad
CompaDiss 10 have . majority OF their Diree-
tors reside Ia the State. and With the excep
tion Of the Presidsnt. all the offeera 1t will
make great difference to the etilsns of the
State. whether the money collected from the
business Of the road is disbursed in the State
or taken to Chicago and then paid out.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

WILL PAY CASH FOR so ACRES WELL
w Improved Land not over six miles from
Post Office.
Will exchange we'll selected Missouri Lands for
Lands in Scott county, and will not object to pay
cash fer part Enquire Of
WHITE i CO.,
jan lift Post Ofdce Building.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

Deserucsfon Of the Western Fsaale Sen.
inaEy.
OxFoRD, Ohio, Jan L.
The Western Female Seminary was burned
this morning. to the ground. Teachers and
pspih al sssapsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16

ETLORENCE MONEY TAKEN ATPLUM
MER'S Book Store, No. 10, lie Claire Row.
dec 2S-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-01-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Notices under this head 10 cents per lint
each insertion, or so cents per week.
COUNTY ORDERS FOR SALE at so cts. a,
No. 5. East I'd street,by
jan l4-tf THOMAS ORR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-06
AN ID UNION PICNIC
FOR THE
ohPHAN BOYS OF ST. JOSEPH,S ASYLUM.
"lven by the Lady Managers and Directors
. AT ARLINGTON SPRINGS.
TUESDAY Irxr 10 1850

Inc Lady Managers, in making this appeal TO the
ifrlenns / the Orphan Boys beg to stats that "a
SSiG BOYS Asylum rs yet in its infancy they q
nave no mouse, no play ground, and IN In, II ~
aGnseu ualters are only able to accomm tie tG
aDout thirty or forty little orphans II IN readily
oo sen snae ihe expenses are heavy and their re-
sources small Their great aim is to be able at an
early CAV 10 commence the binding of permanent
me Ior the orphan boys. Therefore they hope the
presence. - w WIN 'iioii
Omnlbuses will run from the corner of Seventh
sSreeS 20 the spring from a. TO the close of the
A steam propeller will run all day from Four
teenth street canal bridge. ~ ~
OmnlOuses VIII convey Passengers to the canal
S Ia UeorgetowB, which run to and from the
. EsPuta' Full Band will be q attendance
Refreshments furnished by the ladies; also din
rer ana supper from to o'clock p. M
Eighteen Mammoth Tri-colored Balloons or
afternoon. " ~ il' up !" '"0
MI Brady the photos apher will be on the ground
curing the DAY TO take views of families, groups
the orphans, 4 &C.. free of charge
Other novelties are in contemplation.
- lickets Oentemen 50 cents; ladies IS cents;
hlldren 10 gents. To be obtained of the Lady and
Gentlemen Managers at the gate on day of Picnic
al The orphan Asylum, and the following D aces
John +. ElIs's Pia Store. Taylor a Maury
blanchard Mohun Philip Solomon, o. T. Duff
Chas; Anderson, Bookstores; Ford & Bro, v Hal
eaugh, ~ Callan, Jos. Marin, Dan. Clarke DruS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-06

The WIDE REPUTATION which DIR. J. Hostetter's
stomach Bltters" have attained during the n [
year. bespeaks its excel nee in a more forri Is
manner than any words which can offer. It rem
ovates pufles and streng thens the system and aids
the stomach In the performance of its functions IL
- regarded on all sides as sovereign specific and
therefore, I? procure Il IN the best possible az
should be thu Object of the public. We comm md
u with more than usual zeal and confidence be-
hevlng and knowing as we do, that It stands fore
most among the many preparations of the day 70 r
lmPartng strength, vigor and tone to the svstem
and possessing the curative powers for all similar
dis asses arising from adisordcTed stomach In tho
most severe cases of cramps, diarrhRa and weak
ness IN the stom1ch tn =" Bitters" have becn ri ia G
tested, and always with tho greatest success
For sale by druggists and dealers generally eve
ywhere. 10 a eo3,
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TIE LATEST NEWS
The Case efRey. Mr. H,,d.,
II r L Z G & HIC.

IkEsroS, n J., June She June t,rrn ~
the Supreme Court Of The sta,s ~ ~. 49, -
convened this morning at half-past ten o'cloch IN
Trenton, with associates Judges HaInes ysn
Dyks ana Wneipley, In the case Of Rev ] .
der OF his wife last year. His counsel M ] q
Shipman, will make application % the court 20.
morrow morning for a writ Of error. Al the
present time great deal of sympathy 10 msni-
tested In Warren county New Jersey. on beh.lf
OF the condemned. more particularly by the
Methoolse. Harden appears cheerful, and con
verses freely with all who visit him
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:. On the 5th instant, ELIZABETH EyERs
FL Id. infant daughter Of Charles F. and MaIv
b. Perrie, aged 4 months ; O. = :
In this city, the night of the 4th instant NJ 70
O'Clock, ELLEN DOUGLAS, only danghter OF
stephen A. and Adele Douglas, ageds months and
s. days. = y -
On Tuesday, the 5th inst, at half past o.c %
M, OF aPPoplfxy, ailer - honrs' Illness C.. II, =,
ASHTON in the 63d year Of his age, formerly Ii
D sesident OF this city. =
Hisfriends, and tho. oftis family are invited d
p fhs from Gorsuch Chapel, ~ 81, Island ~ IL
IAIex. Gaz. and Winchester, Va, papers copyl
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THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucnoneer,.
BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE GOODS ATAUC-
y TIoN-on WEDNESDAY, MORNING. June
9TH, IL O'CLOCK, at the store on Fourteenth street.
opposre Willards' Hotel, we shall sell a beautiful
assort ment of Japanese Goods, direct from Japan,
AND from the Japanese Embassy here, com prising
Swords, toys, Fans, Baskets, Boxes
norcellan Cups, Pip s, Ivory Card Baskets
wood Ma he Cups and Sauoers,
Lanterns, number OF Coins, 30 &c
EverJ article will be sold positively TO the hiRh-
est bidder. The attention of dealers, as well as
thosc wno wish TO possess real Japanese article
- req uested. O'
Terms cash.
e5-2l J. C.. McGUIRE& IN An,,v
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AUCTION SALES.

BIZ j. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers
STOCKS AT AUCTfON.-Ou MONDAY AZ
- IEbNOoN, yrne 18th, ct half rasts o'e' cck,
~ We Az tlon rooms, We shall sci. For sccoust 81
ing stocks, IN Gums 90 suit purchssers-
Sass. Back of the Metropolis Stock,
$50 CcrPcssnea Of Wsshisston Quarterly Six
- Farmers ara McchanIcs' Bank stool
SpCeItiheates 'f FUnied Coupons do
itfme cash. ~ earTeBt tends
je6d J. 8. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
GOVERNMENT SALE
I'm WEDNESDAY, June 2Oth, al l2S, 70. m Al
ne Washnston Navy Yard. a. Public Auction of
ne ionowlng named articles, viz:
Ion Cylnder Boilers, q feet Inches LONG, 81
ioeaes Diameter with two IS inches return i1es
wagon B0l er IL fest long, feet inches hi H. AID
teet woe steam Dome, q feet By feet, anI Is
=. inches return aues; high Pressure steam En-
Eine horizontal Cylinders, sIS inches ard feet
LUX the engine ls sil complete except Nv wheel:
Sass Ion nmPs, cyiindeTk2 feet diameter and
or plate; Pair Shears. for shearine boiler p'st.: /
LANES; Old smith. Bellows; 50 Pounds Boot
Square; lennon Saw; Old SeIve: a lot of old Tin
ScaIss and Beams; lot of Old Bolt Rope c;a
9t on Ola scrap Csnvss; Iot fold Cooking Uten-
S1aae.s ZEE & s0;s Sid s,av Kettles; TG kgA
Blinds Blue Goth Round Jsofets siSe TS SIS
40 JsioskeG PAIR Blue Go Irowsers; I PAIR
~ annei USdershIrts; pair BIe Flannel ORA .ers;
Snct an ns Bue Cloth Cap; sample Canvas
!rample Leather, for she es; Stocking: m nedinm
Easle buttons; small Eagle Bat lons; 90 pounds
Terms cash. in specie
Je6-aaw2w WILLIAM Finn, Navy AGENT
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UOMEopArHtc RyuEntps

All Of DIR; Humphreys Il Co.'S specific Ho
meoPath,e Remedies put up expressly for family
In cases, contaInin % walls, from 81 10 q
each, with book Of full directions. For s.le l.,
NJ. ID. Gilman, 800 Pa. avenue, wholesale an
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, $50 north r street
also by +. IL. Winter, north corner of street anC
Vermont avenue. Also, Pond'S ETfrncs OF WifcJ
Ha1st, for internal and external infammatons O
all kinds. Sold as above. magIy
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
NERl NAI,t1AHTE MIL nING

hIH. BETWEEN AND sTs-, AND ONE or urn,
sEIGEkNO AND n Sis AT AUCTION WE'D
NESDAY. the 9th day of June, shall sell In front
ot the premises: lcommenoing on the first named
property. At O'Clock o m:
lot No p, 10 square No. 2Is. fronting % feet on
itth, with DEPTH ofsO feet 10 80 feet alleT be
OF Franklin square. :" AON
Also Immediately after the sale # the above, at
premises, h7lf lot No. 49, In uare No I0S havins
front of IS Z ct inches 10Th running back los
Istt 10 an alley, between north g and stTeets.
Persons wishing TO purchase handsome buIIdins
sites are respectfully requested 20 examine the
oGation 81 tne anove, mentioned property previous
tlon. ' ~i o''SA
Terms One fourth cash; ba ance in s, T. and Ia
months, for notes, bearing interest from dav 81
Title indispu.able
ma std A. GREEN. Auct
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June e.-flour closed nrm and
quiet; Howard street IS IS. Wheat closed hru
red 81 3Stl 40; white 81 -55s1.s5. Corn 10 shade
better yellow 70a72e, white 73a7oc Provisions
closed higher; mess pork 10 arrive SIS .t2X, but
was held at the close at SIS IS. WHISKY closed
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NOTICE This

we solicit the attention of all per sons in want of
Siothlng, to our largo and fashionable stock Of
CIothiug and Gents Furnishing Goods Our goods
are Al manufactured by ourselves and we conf
uehtIy assert that we can give better goods and
more satisfaction and at cheaper rates than any
SIheI estahlIshment In this oily. Any STYLES of
antIed. NTcf.MIv
ma lin National Hotel Building
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New York Markets.

New YoRK. June Flour IL quiet State sS 20
~ -22k; Ohio IS sOa6; Southern IS 7Sa6 20 Wheat
Il 6rmi Southern white 81 -SOal 90. Corn steady;
mixed Glass, Southern yellow Csc. Provisions are
quiet Lard is firm at II esllAc. WHISKY dsu
az 2ikc.
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OIL FACTORY Burut

PHuADELPHIA. June 5.-Grahams oil factorr.
on filbert and Twenty first streets was destroy.d
oy nre this morning. Ten adjoining hoas-s
were damaged Los heavy
The establishment included a meat nae king
lard oil factory, lard refinery stable cooper shop
sailing and and smoking houses, etc The lces
viii probably not fall short Of $4,000, but IL ia
covered by insurance
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Cenfe.ion Of . Pirat, and M.ra,,.,

INV YORK, June 6.-Hieks, the pirate Of the
aoop e A. johnson, has made confession Of the
murder II Capt Burr and the brothers Watts of
that vessel. He also acknowledge being impli-
cateo In the mutiny Of the bark aladi in lssl,
where eight OF the crew were mu rdered
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EinancfaI.

NV YoRK, June 6-Stocks are, frmer. Chi
cago and Rock Island sos; III Central shares
63S, do bonds 9OI; New York Central SID; Pc.
Coal Co ssh; Reading Az; Va. Sc e3k; q. s.
SIS Of ls7i l04h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-06

NO. The WORLDS OWN should be the title Of
ne lndian Remedy, known as the Production ot
Ns1ihn,le9nltah, afterwards Mrs. VI. ~ Gardner
called the Indian Balsam of Liverwort and Hoar
h1und. It cures Colds and Coughs aud alleviates
all Lung Complaints. II is sold every where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-06

On the 2lst of May by the Rev DR.. F;rck.l
MARTIN SCHLOSsER, to CATHERINE
BRIGHT, youngest daughter of Adam and Mary
On the 5th instant, BIZ the Rev Mr. Proctor,
John A.. SHACkELFORD, to NARY =
WOLFF, both Of this city
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BARRY's TRIcopHFRors

BARRY's TRICoPHERous
Is the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
nfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair Ladies', try It, Sold by all Drug
gIsts and Perfumers. mar asm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-06

mrs; WINsLow, an experienced nurse nnd female
ss which great, facilitates the process Of teethin,
oy soifenlng the gums, reducing all inflammation
VIII sllay all pain, and Is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, il will give rest
70 yQuIseves and relief and health to your Infants
another column. o. 1i-Iy
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Naval intelIigenee-Late,tf from the Brazil

NV YoRK, June 6-Tbe U. . brig Perry (6
gun') has arrived here, from Montevideo on the
7th or April She left the frigste Congress. (SO.o
t1e hrig Baineridge, "a, and the steamer Puls HI
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National Guard.

cine Inc NATIONAL GUAR desire to inform their
HNNTAahd BE 5he PSbIic generally, tina. their a
hiNSTON SPRINGS on MONDAY. June ~
age. ''' 'Hof PaHoh- -
Omhl6uses will leave Seventh street ard Pa sv
Msrx nDnarly dnrlrg the day also the corner of
O'Clock p. IN. We suggest thai onr e, Ia, e N 4
T,sm1s take omnibuses at Seventh street and Pa.
The steamer FLYING CLoUp will leave Geo,ga-
town every hour during the day
IL, t,s perhaps unnecessary for the Guard to state
mat ample arrang sments have been made for tbc
amusement of their patrons ~ '"O
ladies eo"''eiah anu
by order of Committee. ;as-.,
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Large shipmen, Of specie 20 Eur.p..

NV YoRK, June 6.-The steamship Persia
sailed for Liverpool to-day with $40 psssen gers
and 81 $50 600 In specie.
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Net n Candid.,, fer TN. Pr,,,d,n,

Urea, June 5.-Hora,io Seymour has published
a letter. Withdrawing his name from before the
Baltnor Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-06

The CASE UF THADDEUs HYArr-In the Sen
ate, yesterday, MIR. Sumner presented a memorial
from Lewis Tappan. : w. Green, and other citi-
zens Of the State of New York, calling the atten.
ton OF the Senate to the character of the irnprIs
onment now being suffered by Thaddeus HYATT
citizen of New York, and expressing the belief
that such Imprisonment is Of such a nature, re-
gafdinS the condition Of the Jail and the clOseness
OF the restraint, TO endanger the health and life
OF the prisoner, especially In view of the summer
heats and deleterious atmosphere of Washingt
70 wnleh ne Is unaccustomed; that, not being i'm
Prisoned for any moral crime, but simply for con
duet compelled by his differing in opinion with
naJority Of the Senate in regard to their consttu
uonal power, they ask that, IL the imp isonment
OF Mr. Hyatt is to be continued into the hot months
OF summer, ne be removed from the common Jail
To comfortable and well ventilated residence
ana allowed all opportunities Of open air and ex-
efclse as MS health may require, he ri wing such
security, by parole or Otherwise, for his safe de-
tention. The memorial was referred to the select
committee on the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-06

The REIGN OF TERRoR-Yesterdav mo,nino
TWO Baltimore rOwdles were seen marching down
sixth street, displaying an Allen revolver better
Known In states Hose lingo as a pepper box }
Inelr yociferations for Ward were quite alarm
ing to gang Of small children who were near
ord thorset locomotives iH danger Th., --~~-1
not arrested.
burly BLACKBOARD passed by the corner of
seventh street aud the avenue about hall. past n
o'clock a. IN, staring ladies in the face, and fire.
quently calculating, - oh putty Bairet; he's yer
blade appeared He was not arrested either
young man was assaulted aud struck on the
avenue by party Of the same class He started
Tor police officer to have his assalants arrested
but we have not heard of an arrest vet and prob
ably won't for some time
ltwouid be well for persons, ladies especially,
who are In the habit of attending religious services
after night to suspend till the host If strange
humans who are In the city have drank up their
allowance, or have become disguised with their
protectors.
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To CoNsuMrrIyEs. !,

~" = 10 CONsUMPTIVEs.
Qxerx's Cod Liver OH Jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is last su per-
ceding all others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tnbercuiar diseases, Prepared upon
robbed Of the nspseous taste Of the plain article il
Is rsoeived into the stomach in its Jsli6sd form,
spd dirs.tsd ana I: sIadPay dlssoysd
By drop. snppIyink the wastes Of the body by is
nutrioions groperties, and thus asssting and sus-
proved BY the NsS York Academy OF Medieine,
sna .eoaimmsnaea eS the honlty everywhere, this
Ceosppptton and 81 Scrofalous affections
SOD ~ Charles Stott, Washington, and by oil re-
PYHyoLD, PARKKR Mowxl,
No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
. mar 16-Sm Wholesaie Asenfs
na sS.m !, E:99: y.
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AkRIvED at Csrter's wharf, foot of Thirteen
and-a-hllf street, schooner Br4zos KELSEY from
Portland, Ct with l2D tons brown stoae for \
Acker. Also, schooner Fanny, stokes, froln Phil
sdeiphia, with lUs tons of coal for Messfs Castle
man & Bro. = =
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PERSONAL.


t. NOTICE.
Il n II Copartnership exiting between Hi airy Nj.
Smith and Joseph A. PRODIGY is this day-W ednes-
day, June 9Th 86o,-mutually dissolved by the pa
ties. The debtors and creditors viii make yIneLt
to and receive the same from Hilary NJ. Smith.
Co.. .f-- JOSEPH A. p"pREY, +
Je 6-3ts HILARY nj. SMITH.
NOTICE OE DISSOLUTION, OF COPART-
NERSHIP.. The copartnershlp heretofore ex
i>tlng between the subscribers, under the name,
hrin and ETY. lie of SULLIVAN STEWART, plasterers
was dissolved on The 2Ist day Of May Let. John A
IN the stock, business and assets of ssid firm to
John J. Sullivan who Is authoriz ID TO use the name
oil the hrm settlement of claims aga INST it. and
to receive and receipt for al moneys dae them
-f++ JOHN j.. SUI.I. VAN, P
Je f-Sf JOHN A. STEWART, B
NOTICE. Il coalf
i HI Undersigned jewelers. will, on and after the
ht day Of June, ard until the LIST day of October
next, close their stores daily at o'clock D. m
M. w. GALTE BRO,
SAMUEL LEWIS,
- 90 II. SEMKEN,
ma 2s-eo6t init j. KULINSKi l. co.
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TIE MEcHASIcs' ASSEMBLY announce an after.
noon ana moonlight picnic at Arlington Spriny
TO morrow. See advertisement In another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-06

. MEYERS MIRACULOUS VRRMnS DESTROYER
the oldest and best remedy known for Isxtermin
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches Bugs, Al
Mosquitoes, Fleas, Moths, CT am Worms and 6
UPrinoip.l Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma l8- SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-06

The NEW CITY COUNCILS According to the
onclal election returns, the following are the CITY
Aldermen and Councilmen elect for the ensuing
term, respectively:
First Ward-Alderman-Wm + Dove Com
mon Council-Geo. w. Emmerson. Robt Earl
Jr and Peter hammond -
Second Ward -Alderman-Thomas Fisher
Common Couneil-Chas. s. Jones @ ration Powell
and VIM Orme
Third Ward -Alderman-Jrseph F Brown.
Common Councillor. Jos. Borrows Horatio N
Easily, and Jos BRYAN, ir -
Fourth Ward.-Alderman-W w Moore
Common COuncil-EHjah Edmonston, VIM. p.
Mohun, and L. NJ. Chaplin
Filth Ward Alderman c w c Dunninrton
Common Council-T. Van Reswick. John NJ
Mead. and VIM. A. Mulloy
Sixth Ward -Alderman-Georpe Bobrsy
Common Council-John II RusssI, r Ober
and j. w Robinson-(by lot, the vote being a
tie } 6
Seventh Ward. -Alderman-Jno III Semmes
Common Council-Jno Il. Given Chas Wilson
and Edward Thomas
The names Of the Aldermen holding over are as
follows, In the order of the wards: Messrs Ma
gruder, Bayly, Donoho, Ward Price, McNerhany.
and Clark.
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FIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
Arlington Club,

The members of the ARLINGTON CLUB beg
leave to announce to their frienos
ant the cat gems of Washington gen EalShz-N
orally, that trey IN end giving theex.sezszz-z.
above named Excursion TO Glymort, which is now
the most beanIful spot on the Potomac river: IL
has been greatly improved since last season with
new summer house, swings, d C.; and we feel sat
lshed with the ARRANGEMENTS we have made that
Will be the grandest Excursion that has ever left
Washington.
superior Brass and String Band has been en-
gagged TO accompany tn excursion. Supper will he
furnished By the Proprietor of Glymont at city
prices.
Tickets 81, admitting a gentleman and ladies'
can be had of any Of the members At tho boat on
the evening OF the excursion. The steamer THos
crth st at half past clock precisely Alexan-
drla at o'clock. Coaches Will leave Northern
l.bertles' Mar ket, Twelfth st. and Pa av. Eighth
ST., and Virginia av., Navy Yard and Pa. av , and
seventh st, at O'Clock, 10 convey persons TO the
boat aad also he at the wharf the return of the
boat. 10 coltE