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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-10-24
CITY CLEkh = OFFICE
IInS,nc- Gctaksy Isfh IS5O /.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,

CITY Cl-Ekh > OFFICE
Lansing, Octots 16fh 1850 !
STATE or MICHIGAN.
Cay n Lassiay, J
To e Aoseisy, ArDes Co, tie tiass-nmere. A. TuT.
ner K Co p + < A y. Hart, H. seymour, l. Damon. r.
Bureley, 4. y. Hart, ". H-ntricks, W Green, Doct
Jetferi, e., l. bingham, Turner, Charles Turner Ger
Turner, Mr. Hnche and all other PERSONS urreste II
the following des cbei premises part Of III Gt
feet deep lrapku Street and north n,ith Inc 81
lot and lots >, ., 4 and Is. block II part bluot
TO- beg ming l. ods south of southeast corner hUel
O. 10 Ios, south 10 100 rods 10 rods NORTH
10 100 Iois block 10 part Of block TO- beg ming
rods south Of southeast Of block Q. 10 rods
south rods east 10 rojs, north rods part If ock 10
beginning southeast of block @ IL rods
south rods 10 rods, north rods spurh 50 feel
lot 9, block 10 bots 10, IL, II, ami Is, block 10 tots
., s. 1, block lots end 6, block lots .. 3 g. = 10
IL, II and Is, block lot g. block pa.t Of 10 be
ginning at the northwest corner, % f.er, uh {,
lands occupied by A Turner Co. IS feet north {,
beginning, book part Of lot tsg ming at soahwe
corner IS feet Dnrh so feet IS feet south
feet, to place of be ginning, block 6.
You hereby notified that are about I,
be made upon you defay che expense of grading Tar
street ON Franklin north In North street
that assessments rolls have been rnaIe thees,r wheel
lie in tie Office of the City Clerk where they " i
remain oIen for your inspection until Monday the 29tf
day of October lss0. at O'Clock T. NJ where and wher
the Conmon Council VIII sit % hear sppea from .aic
assessment, and you appear TO slow cause an,
there be, why said should lie made an,
collected, according to law.
BY order ct the Common Council.
2ve6 JAMES G. STAFFORD, City Clerk.
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fINRl this remarka ole and most interesting rrrss
i is composed If the concentrated Juices Of IN.
powerfSl and the most soothing Plants and Roots n NJ.
chemically combined and insulated in well ,ral.s -
sessirg IN addition 10 ITS Superior neca virtpes .,,
Nsgnsc and Electric properties. profoundly p~ue,,,i
ami emn.ntiy guieiing and soothing IL RELIEVES -
and Inflammation at once, twhen freely applied ~.
ing tee strained muscles nerves, giving rev h,- .
vitality by i;s life giving quaint Ia I~Tshsri p>r,. ~,
chrome ions standing complaints. and vrakness,. :,
syipg nervous PAM (Neufse rfriisticn and rvrDo.
speak cf II truly n ~Vu eriul medicine and es,.~.
by Ear superior and all other external rpmrs
II applied in il Is un.sng re medv flr,s
Group. Sore Throat. Inflammation of the Lama Ro.l
Liver, Kidneys, and other organs, Rheumatism sri,.
Irritation, Ague IN the rr-as; and At all tinsx -
nervous Headache Neuralgia, eyes ear ache ,o.,
sehe ague in the Face, fmrles and Eruption. a. a.
kinds, Ies, Bruised and Sprained Limbs Berns Pm.
parts, ChI.eisILs, indoicN; and long STANDING So
Wounds. Nc., &c II will also re.tofe the Hair q, a.
9ah Head. and prevent the Hair from falling rhe NJ.
nete Ointment has been extensively upon C.n.l a.
Iraug h Horses for Calls Wounds. sprans aud lare.
and is cure when Al piled hot, for the SersieI
horses, and Foot All sheep. All the propriete- ~,
for the Magnetic Ointment is Sir tIsl confident ha an
they claim for II, will be found the letter In ~
hborhood where II is manufactured many t<er. h,
by tie quantity ant IL 'skept and used .,,
nha bi,snt Ianaces the numerous pa N. and ses
every family is or less afflicted with We say An.
Try DR.. Trask's Magnetic Ointment!
None genuine unless signed Hsell with Pen G..
Pamphlets conta ming full directions around each Rsr.
AMI circulars left with agnt- Priee shllnss far sr,
| and sLillngs Tor large Bottles.
For sale ~ Newbro 4 Brother, ana Thayer Go Ia,
sing, ans all other prugy sts in tie country
81 All orders should he addressed TO WM NrIay a
co, Eariyle, Madison Co. Y ZIG
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE. }
L7nsinS, Drt1teY lett. ls50. /


STATE or MICHIGAN,
City Of lansing,
To- Turner * Bros. c. MOsely, J. Tompkins & Co.
ID. ". Van Aukeo, J. Berner J. SCmmerve VIM Hare.
H. Thayer, H Angel, A Enzehart, J. WooChuu, o r.
ODDS, A Butterf.d, K. Elliott DR. Sr1ead, Lloyd Lewis
Jas. Mead, A. Turner X ca A. " Hart, A !. Sk-ee
Hratio seymour, VIM. johnson, S d Nes bro, Samuel
Parker j. johnson, r. Hamilton and al other persons
interested n the following described premises. VIZ
Lot :, block IL, front Of block II, front OF block 49,
front Of lois and s, block 8, rsnt OF lot L. block s.
lots -, "a. Is, 16, L. IS, le. 90 a. g. block s.
II. Is, IL, Is, block l. lot l. block 10. otS l. @ g. T.
o, block Is, lots 2, ., 4, and front lot S. block II
Iou hereby notified that are about 70
be made upon You 10 tefray the expenses OF grading
Frank in street, from east end Of bridge Grand Rv
er, 70 East street that assessment rolls have been
made the reior. which file the Office # CITY
Clerk where they vii remain open for your ,eetion
until Monday tie e9th day Of October 1850 clock
p. NJ when and where The Common Council zll st 10
hear appeals from sal assessment and you can appear
and show cause. any there be, why said s-es-,nen.
shall not he made and collected according 10 las.
BY order o. the Common Council
ax.SS JANIS q STAFFORD Cg.r
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Weinman's Brewery.

Maple St., near Female College
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens o.
L Lansing and vicinity, that keep constantly
on hand q better kind Of Lager Beer, Ale and
Small Beer, ever offered to this community.
which shall sell by the Gallon, one.,hrd, one.
fourth, and one-half barrels, to suit customers,
and warrant il, at one dollar less per barre than
sold heretofore. Also the best kind of Vinegar,
at i cents per gallon.
All orders left at the Post Office, under nv
address, viii be promptly complied with. The
highest price paid for Barley.
1y26S FRED. WEINNAN,
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ChArnan sa.t Of Regstraton lst Ward CIV Of Ins ns
.OTICE.-TO THE QUALIFIED

~ ELECTORS OF TIE SECOND wAaD. CITY OF Ian
SlNG-The Board Of Registration for the Sec nj Ward
of the City Of Lansny will be 10 session the Common
Council Room. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the
lst, 81 and 81 days Of November, 1850 from O'Clock
till O'Clock r Of each Of said for the pur
pose Of completing the lis: Of qualified "a the
ond Ward sf the City Of Lansing compliance With an
sc. OF the LesslAu approved February lith 1859
2s.s6 N. EI.DER.
Chairman Boar6 Of Reystraton .. W.sa CIV OF
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no YOU WANT Window Shades and Fix
IL lures? You win find fine stock at the
CITY BOOK STORE,
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NOTICE.-TO THE QUALIFIED

~ ELECTORS OF THE THIRD WARD, CITY OF Ian
SING The Board of Registration Tor the Third Ward
Of the City of Lansing. VIII Be il session, Larssg
HoGe, on Thursday, Friday and SAtsrtay, TIE Let; %
and 8: days Of November, 1850 from oel,ck A NJ. .
Til O'Clock NJ Of each of said days. for the purpose
of completing the list Of qualified electors in the third
Ward Of tie City Gf lansing, N compliance with
OF the legislature, approved February IAN, 1859
70 80 A. r. BURR,
Chairman Board Of Rexistratiou "a Md Ctr Of Lan,ia
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The Foreign New. BY IN. Fu,,.,

ST JOINS, July 6-The steamship Fulton
passed Cape Race at o'clock this morning In
company with the steamer Persia
IL Is stated that the King 81 Naples has accepted
the propositions Of his Council for a constitution
on liberal basis, aud an all lance with Pisdmoet
The death Of Prince Jerome Bonaparte 10 an
tinent.
The Patrie states that Garibaldi held a council
OF war on the evening Of the 2lst at which II
was unanimously decided that the insurrectionaI
army, after having collected all the necessary
forces, should march Messina The volun-
teers brought by Col. Medici had been chosen
with great care; among them were officers Of en-
gtneers. u was believed that the march on Mes
sina would commence on the 18th inst
Al Shangbae considerable apprchension was
feit, owing TO the alarming movements Of the
rebels
The volunteer review passed Of with the great
est ecIat, amid the widest enthusiasm Of the inn
mense multitude. No accident Is reported -
The House Of Lords had debated the slave-trsde
QUESTION. and adopted a resolution Ia favor of the
reappointment Of a Consulate at Mozambique as
a check TO the slave trade notwithstanding the
opposition Of the Government
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ohio Bemocratic state Copy,p,i,p.

COLUMBUS, July 5-The Democratic state Con
wention organized yesterday, by appointing Geo
W. McCook president
The following gentlemen were nomina by
exclamation for State Offices:
For supreme Judge, r. :. Smith; Attorney
General, Gen ID. W Sttmbacb; Superintendent
ID Public Works, Abner l. Backus
Resolutions endorsing the nominate Of Doug
las and johnson were adopted. when nifty Breck-
lhridge and Lane men withdrew from the Con-
vention and met at the Neil House. The seceders
appointed State Central Committee and a COM
rnluee TO prepare an address 10 the Ohio demOc-
rhcy. They also issued call for a State Conven-
uon' to meet in August, TO nominate State ofhcers
and electoral ticket
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THE --LATEST NEWS
hfEEEGR4P PHO. iHl
Arrival Of the oyeIIs nd CsIiIorpI. Mail

fATETrEvILLE, Arb, July The telegraph
VIE was completed 10 this point yesterday
7 The Overland Mail coach, with the California
mail Of the 18th ult., has lust arrived Bringing
The largest mail vet broag ht by the Overland route
The excitement in Arizona Ia regard TO the re-
cent gold discoveries cOntin ues Many persons
are sH ,orfs for the mines All the members Of n.
Provisional Government bad gone there some
pfonounce the mil humbug. but one man had
any gold 10 exhibit He very sanguiDe OF A
rich yield AZ soon water could be bad but The
whole country Is a desert, upon which neither
man nor beast can exist
SAN FRANCISCO, June IS Trade is without any
particular movement A few articles have I'M
proved tribe, but prices are sill greatly within
femunerative rates
A special election would be held in san Fran
cisco on the 3D. Of July TO decide whether 500 Oa
Ia bonds shall be issued 10 aid In build NJ The
san Francisco and San Jose Railroad A contin-
nous line of telegraph from san Francisco 70 Los
Angeles, $50 miles, will be in operation by the
middle Of July
The grain harvest had commenced I'm Caller
favorable. The yield Of wheat and barley ia I'M
eSPectedly large and third Of the crop will re-
qolre exporting for market
Returns from twelve counties in Orecon GIVE
the Democratic candidate for Cona ress iUa2 and
the Republican candidate 1 ,O33 The counties
YET To hear from, last year gave Is2 Democratic
majority Material changes both ways have taken
pace IN the counties beard from and both narties
Were hopefui All accounts agree that a sufficient
number OF Anti-Lecompton Democrats and Re-
publicans have been chosen 20 the lature 20
defeat the election Of Messrs Lane and Snith 20
the United States Senate
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News from Pixies Peak,

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July 4-Tbe Pixies Peak
Express brings advices from Denver CITY 20 the
18th ultimo.
Hadley, the murderer Of Card, was arrested
Thursday, tried and found guilty Of murder in the
nrst degree, and sentenced on Saturday 70 be hung
on Monday following Saturday afternoon petf-
ton was circulated, ana numerously signed, for a
communication of his sentence Pending which IL
was found that the prisoner had escaped, sppa-
rently with the connivance Of the officer
Complaints are numerous Of Indian depreda-
Tons on the ranches Small unarmed parties are
attacked robbed Of their stock and often stri pped
Of their clothing. But although threats have been
made, there have as yet been no lives taken.
News from the mines is unchanged and nniui-
nortant
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The Execution Of HARDEN.

BELvIDKRE, n. J, July o-Rev. Mr. Harden,
for the murder of his wife was executed AZ half
past one O'Clock. He made no speech, but after
making prayer babe adieu 10 those on the scat
fold He was quite calm up 10 the last He hung
horrifying.
During the morning he visited the scanold and
examined every part with the utmost composure.
lie made confession 70 his brother, which will
probably be published
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GrnosgA Tn STAR Is pristsd Oh tks fastsa
sfss~ Press ~ use soxsk Of Ba,imo,s, its sditio.
30 iasss as 10 rsqrs IS TO Be put to press at an
ssr'y Ao,ri Adcsrtissrsssts, therefore, shoxd b
seat ~ syors Teslcs O'Clock, ~; osksywiss ties
.sy sot sppsa. snfil tks mart dav
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The BOSOM OF DRsTRUCTI0N is the fatality among
our young and mddle-aged to indulge, in excess and
influence to dispel the growing evil should read
Human FTaitty, or Physi0losical ResearehsS.n 1t
deilneates In rtrid cOlOrS flor is beautifully illus
trated the causes and effects of local and vital dis
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure safety
rGLre-read the advertisement of Z" TresSen1ay" in
another column. Sold by DIR. Barrow "a Bleecher
street, Ny. Price Is cents. Sent free every
where. ....r-
Sold also by 8. Calvert Ford, jr, Washington,
". Y. ma 7-lin
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DR.: Humphreys a Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathic Remedies put up expressly for family
in cases, containing. % walls, from 81 to S.
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
IL. ID. Gilman, 800 Pa. avenue wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north r street;
also by +. b. Winter north corner of X street and
Vermont ayonue. Also. Ponds Extract of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external infammations OF
all kinds. Sold as above. ma civ
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Fatal Celebrate. of the Feur,b.

NORFOLK, July 6.-At the celebration Of the
Fourth at Pungateague, Accomac county Va
William Garrison was killed by the premature
discharge Of cannon, and James v. Hail. prin-
cipal Of the seminary was terribly injured and 10
probably dead. -.
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Loo AL NEWS.

II THE STAR publishes tAs LUX ~. Lsttsys
v,"rn'sing tn fAs Washington Gay. Post Ot6.
vSdsT the rreefssss Of the Idtc directing them to
Be pri"tsd ~ rae ss'espape- haping the largest CIV
tsiat''n ''ts'H hs delivery Of the Ofes. It's total
tally esstsattoH IS more than double that of asy
ssAe p<t!y printed IN the District of Colombia.
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K denomination Of Hon a $, Cox.

COLUMBUS, July The democrats Of the Elev.
enth District met here yesterday and unanimously
renominated Hon s. s. Cox for Congress Reso-
lutions Were adopted In favor Of Douglas and
johnson, and denouncing the secedes. 80
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NofIcf.-DhSirtet Of Co1xs,6ia Advsysfss,nsst,
90 10 asserted ~ tbs BALTIMORE Sun are ysesirsd
~ sid fsvwardsd f,eh THH STAR o6ies
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New Yart n1arkets

Nav York. July Flour is firm; State IS 81 !;
Ohio SS .75a5 IS; southern IS Seas 30. Wheal
is quiet Western red 81 IS. Corn is quiet mixed
6la66c. Pork is quiet. Lard Is firm at II 4 all Nc
Whisky closed dull at 81 &c
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GIBBS' HAIR AND PERFUMERY STORE,
~ Penn. Avenue, bet,ceen 18th and lSfh Sis.
ladies' WIGS, HALF WIGS, BRAIDS and
CUkLS always on hand, or made to order In The
best styles. Also, Hair Work repaired or taken IN
exonange. - 80 jy SLY
,lfOR -TWOHORSES-one a Canadian,
u hots his mile In 81 minutes will be n
sold low Tor cash, or would take light ex- IN
press or bakers wagon in part trade. In-NA
Qnire at No. Sl3 Thirteenth st, west Of nj street
north. Tvs ste
LILIES, FLIES! p, = 49,,
sFfW MOSQUITOES, MOSQUITOES.
Procure some Fly Paper at MOORE'S West
End Drug Store, Each sheet will catch 600 flies.
II contains no poisoa, nor does il draw them like
mostsPrepsrstions OF thekind. Ii catches Mosqui-
kOACHES, ANTS AND MOTHS, &c.
Use Moores Insect Extermlnator.- 1t is war
ranted, IL used according to directions, to clear
your premises of any insect that craws. Price %,
80.aHd 50 cents, rs a .s.,s4
Sodonly at - y. MOORE'S
{ jy arst West Bad Drug Store, 10 Pa. Az.
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RaItimare NlarkeIa

. BALTIMORE, July Flour closed active; How
ard street 8 %: Onio IS so Wheat closed dull:
red 81 25al 3O white 81 Scale Corn closed
quiet yellow 65a6s, white 7Oa7Sc- Provisions
closed frmi mess pork ste.25; prime SIS; Tump
iSi4. WHISKY closed dull az 20 t3pkc.
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BARRY's TRIcoPHERoUs

is 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. mar l2-6m
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MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
phynclan, has Soothias SyrrpJo ChiLdsn Teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process fteethng
BY softening the gums, reducing all inflammation
will allay ell pain, and . sure to regulate the
70 yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe In all cases. See advertisement in
another column. 90 lily
LyoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison
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To CONsUMPTIvBs.

Qbern'S Cod Ltcer Oil Jelly.
This great specific for Consumption is fast SUPER
cedng oil others in its curative effects upon those
afflicted with tubercular diseases. Prepared upon
robbed of the nauseous taste of the pain article
Is received into the stomach in its Jellihed form,
without masticahon, and is gradually dissolved
and digested 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,
and recommended by the faculty every where, this
preparation lis confidently offered as a remedy for
Consumphon and al ScrofulOus affections;
Sold by Charles Stott, Washington, and by all re-
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PKNFOLD, PARKER & MOWER,
No. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar 6-Sm Wholesale Agents.
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Meyers Miraculous VBRMlS DESTROYER,
the oldest and best remedy known for extermnat-
ing Rats and Mice, COokroaches, Bugs, Ants
den insects.
III Principal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma l8-Sm
PINNIEs,-Persons desiring Pennies will always
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DIED,
On the 9Th instant, Mrs. CHRISTANNA TAY-.
LOR, in the Saith year of her age
The friends of tire family invited to at md the
funeral, from he ate residence, on Fifth street,
nea q, Navy Yard, on sabbath afte rnou a the 18th
instant, at O'Clock. (Balto. Sun copy
AT his residence, near this city, at half past
O'clock, on the morning Of the 18th insta after an
formerly of Troy, Ny
On Wednesday, the 4th instant, RICHARD in
FAINT son of James and Elizabeth M Cole gate aged
s months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-07

WE LEARN that the North American Insurance
Company Of Philadelphia have promptly settled
w. Reed, on Eleventh street which were re-
Gently destroyed by fire.
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HosTETTKR's STOMACH BITTBRs.-The doubt
with which an oft deceived community IL apt to
look upon all medical preparations, has long siroe
ID en- completely vanquished by the truIn Nhant
universal and invariabe success of Hosrefte,'s
Stomdch BittsrS. Their effect in all disorders of
tne digestive organs are not miraculous, because
they are the necessary result of certain medical
properties never heretofore combined in one prepa
ration, but they are nevertheless ASTONISHING Aged
persons who deemed themselves past help from
medicine, declare to use the words of CORES
poHdent) that the Btters seems TO have given them
anew lease of life. Internationally tho majority
OF dang diseases are the off spring of dy spep-
sla and for this complaint. well as the malades
out of IT, there is nothing in the world like Hostel
ter'S stomach Bttters, which is now sold by all
druggists throughout the world. iy 2-,oSt
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Aikins. MrsRH

Atkins, Mrs X II
Ad ms. Anna G
Andersoa,Miss En-
Brent,jr,M rsThosY'
Ball, Mrs Julis
Bean, Mics R.becca
Brown, Miss Rosa
Brown, RlissCsr'eR
Brown, Miss Alice
Bruce, Mrs CSu'e
Boothe, Miss Eliz'h
Banks, Mrs C&th'e
BIZ nnon. MrsFsnny
Bald win ,MissMAD
Bey,ner n, Mrs Frs's
Bryan, Mrs EudorA
Bassett, MissEIizh
Baglsy, Mis- Lucy
Brannon, MissElla
Creagle, Miss B A
Chase NlisssIaryE
Carr, Mrs John
Cordin, Mary Jane
Conner, Mrs Jos'ne
Crommer, Mrs il
Chstain,Mn L
Collius. Mr. Isssh
Callahan, MrsMsry
Calhoun Mrs h1'yE
ceady, Miss Mary
Con ay,MissEIlen
Curtin, Bridget
Collins, MrsWslter
COTE, Miss e
Davis, Miss Jennie J
Don aher, Mary
Dean, Mrs Mary
Dyer, Mrs Eliza =
Engletrecht,Mrs A
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RESOLUTION providing for the cleaning and
repair OF the Streets Of the Town :.

ReSOirsd by the Board Of Aldermen and Board OF
Common Council Of the Cooperation Of Georgetown,
That the sum Of two hundred dollars be. and the
same is hereby appropriated, TO be paid by the
Clerk TO the order Of the Mayor for cleaning, re-
pairing, and lining the streets Of the town.
: Approved June 10, 1860. o.
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MARRIED.

At the Parsonage of the Methodist Protestant
Church, East Washington, ID. c., on the 5th INST
by Rev. VIM. T. DUNN, MIR. ISAAC w. RUDD,
to Miss EMMA JANE SCHWARTS, both of
Alexandria, Va s.-t .'--t
ON the 2sth ultimo, by the Rev. w. Hamilton,
NJ n w. 1o gtp 2 BRADLEY to Miss AMANDA E.
baltimore and Richmond papers copy.J
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ss e, g. s,,srs sas ees

:.
Mcleod, Mrs VIM
MeElhuey, Rose
NiKsn, MrS Nate
Ovens, Mrs n B
ofsrtss,, Mrs r IS
Ovens, bliss Mary
0'Brien, Mas Kate ,
Oliver, ARa Eli1s
Tow ere, Miss Ensn
Poeer, Miss EliIth
Peltier, Mise Ketty
PlOHbners, Mrs y
Peadleton, Mira A X
Powell, Mrs hfargt
Quigley. hiiss Mary
Randall, Miss J
RIdgeiy, Mrs lshty
Reynolds, Mrs Hey
RysrsMrs Henry
Smith, Mrs MaryF
scott, hins Mary L.
Simms, LoTrie
SmOot, Mrs LottIe
snaalivood, Miss A
sullson-hirs w J
Strlngman, Mas
SimoHs, bassfansse-
Tillinghsst, Mrs Z
Taylor, MissSaTShC
Th0inss,M nsF bGis
Thompson /, Mrs NJ 6
Turner, Mrs NJ {
Tayman, Miss N.Y.
Thomas, Miss Sarah
Ware, Mrs IN
w ats, Mrs Eliz'th 2
w est, Mrs J G
W hitlock, Miss Nj
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A RESOLUTION authorizing the construction Of an

Rssolred by ths Boord.of Aldermen aud Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of GeOTgefoIcs
Phat the Surveyor be, and he is hereby author
lied to contract with some suitable person TO con-
struct an arch under High street between Road
street and NJ. Adlers house, In place of the one
now rendered useless, and report the cost thereof
and of putting the street In good condition, to
this Corporation. [Approved June 80, 1860.
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tOrdered to be inserted in the EvKNIxe STAR, il
being the newspaper having the largest oFcuIatien
Of any daily paper published IN w ashfngton.l ;