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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, HENLY ALVIN. only son
OF Henry Alvin and Mary f. Sauter, aged IL months
and IL DAYS. rs ~
The friends and relatives of the family are in
vlted TO attend the funeral, from the residence of
his grandfather 7th street, between l. and Al, at 21
O'Clock Friday evening.
On the 18th instant, at the age of 43 years 10
months and 3 days, LEWIS Il. BROWN con
Brown. '
His funeral will take place on Friday, nth inst.
az his residence, on 9Th street, between n and d
SITS The friends of the family invited TO attic I'd
at SO O'Clock p. m.
On "Wednesday evening, July 18th, ROBERT A,
eldest son OF WIN. Nj. and Ellen J. Brown, aged 7
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral, from his fathers residence
O'Clock, | "
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New Jer,er PslitIc.

TRENTON, July 25 The Douglas State Con-
vention, which met here to-day. adopted resola-
lions declaring that no alliance could be had with
ssctonallsts, either Lincoln or Breckinridge, and
then adjourned SiHe die
The breckenridge or fusion convention ad opted
resolutions instTucting their electors TO cast the
vote OF New Jersey so to defeat Lincoln and
secure the election Of the nominations Of the dem
ocraus or L MON parties. The electors nominated
include three Americans
The state convention Of the Union party organ
lied here to-day by the election Of Colonel Peter
= Clark as president, who, in a speech, declared
tnat the party was growing in New Jersey and
thdt men OF all parties Were coming 20 the SOD
port OF Bell and Everett He deprecated the split
ung OF the democratic party, as IL il had been
Ioval to the constitution
Edward keyton, Of Ky, addressed the conven-
uon, stating that he had reliable information that
MT Bell would carry Massac husetts Kentucky
tennessee and most Of the Southern states Re-
solutions were adopted confirming the nomina-
uons ana opposing all sectlonalists Electors
Were then nominated, all straigh tout Americans
lhcluolng Tue three Americans the fusion ticket
a proposition to form a union ticket with the
other two parties was voted down largely and
NE convention adjourned amid great confession.
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III covery of n Plot to RevOIutienizs Texas
by the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Amount of
Property Burned.

ST. LoUis, July 25.-An extra from Bouhsm.
Ie1as, dated the l7th, contains letter from the
editor OF the Dallas Herald, stating that the re-
cent IRE In Dallas had led 20 the discovery Of a
plan TO devaktaie the whole Of northern Texas
The principal instigators were Rev MeSsrs
blunt ana Mcne my, who were expelled last wear
Tor abolition principles
The plan was to lay the whole country I'm waste
Dy nre, destroying all the ammunition etc
70 GET the country into state O. helplessness and
then, on the day Of the election in August mske
q general instruction, aided by emisaries from
The North, and parties friendly 20 the hellish
cause in Texas.
The plan was this The State or particularly
the northern portion Of it, was districted and sub
olsIlcted, each division being under white men
who were 30 control and command the Negroes
Several Of these leaders, a well AZ negroes will
be arrested
The following fires occurred on the same day
that the town of Dallas VS. DESTROYED
mercantile house in Black Jack Grove: loss
S5OoO. Three DDSiness houses az Denton: loss
SlOO OOO. A large store house at Pilot Point loss
SiO,UOO. A store house at Ladonia: loss. SIS %
Eight stores al Beiknap. The town Of Milford
totally destroyed. And several 9th. r smaller hres
There 10 great excitement thr oug hout the coun
ny, but prompt and efficient measures will be
taken for the preservation Of life and property
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~ EIGHTH
~ L 1 o A l. T. XHIBITI ION
At CINCINNATI, OHIO. Se2t. I2th-2nfh.

The LIMITED STATES AGRICULTURAL
S0ClEIf Will hold Its Eighth Annual Agricultu-
raj and Industrial Exhibition on the grounds INF Der
ally provided by the citizens of Cincinnati, which
are to be htted up IN the best style. There will be
MENTS, MACHINERY, TOOLS, DoMEsTiC
MMA51NNUFACTIRES.F FARM AND GARDEN
TIVE w NES; with Stalls and Pens for
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, and SWINE;
and an unequalled Track, one mile in length and
forty feet 10 width. for the exhibition of Horses
The Premiums ofered-in cash,-gold, silver, and
bronze medals,-diF lomas and certificates, amount
to
$4,000.
The Exhibition will remain open from Wednes
day, the 18th, TO Thursday, the 2th OF Septem her
thus giving time to examine and test the imple
ments aud machinery.
For premlum lists or information apply at the
Once OF the Society, No. $50 Pa. avenue (up
stairs or To the subscriber at Cincinnati Ohio,
bEN. PERLEY POORE,
Jy "a Il Sec'y u. :. Agricultural Society.
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Pennsylvania Politics.

PHlLADELPHlA, July 25.-A Douglas Mass and
Delegate state Convention meets at Harrisburg to-
morrow afternoon, and the prospects are Of large
attendance. Mr.. Hickmans Republican speech
contained severe denunciation Of Mr.. Douglass
course on Kansas, preferring that Of Mr. Breckin-
rage as out-spoken and evident, while that OF
Douglas was concealed and tricky The sn~ecb
created considerable excitement among the friends
OF Douglas, and will probably call forth numer-
Gus able replies. Ii is understood that John
haskln VIII reply at Weschester, in Hickmans
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Destructive Fire in Broad street. New York.

NEW YORK, July 25.-To-day, just before u
O'Clock, IRE was discovered in the cellar Of :
ID. e. Van Bokkelen's provision warehouse cor
ner OF Broad and Stone streets, which is now n \
o'clock) burning hercely, and likely to do vast
amount OF damage The cellar 10 allied with bar.
Iels OF oeeI. pork, hams, resin, turpentine. cam
phen, oils, &c and although immense quantities
OF water have been poured in, IL flows out again
immediately, having upon its surface sheet Of
lame. large number Of hremen and police are
on me ground, but the prospect Of saving TIE
building from obstruction 10 very slight The
nre Is believed 10 have originated from tue spon-
taneous combustion Of some Of the articles stored
In The cellar. Mr. Van BokkeliR is said TO be in
sured. He occupied the entire premises excepting
the second floor, IN which the business Of Il
Barthold, commission merchant, IL conducted
MI. Barthold is fully insured in the Firemen's
Insurance Company
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General Lane i'm North Carolina.

RALEIGH, July 25.-Genersl Lane is spending a
Few days at and near Raleigh, visiting the house
OF his ancestors and numerous relatives The
Governor, the Judges Of the Supreme Court and
otner oniciss and citizens generally, honored him
with hearty welcome, as disting uished son of
the State, and more especially as the site Of the
city OF Raleigh was the old Lane estate, donated
oY the Generals grandfather for the capitol
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Escape of Convicts.

ST. Louis, July 24.-Upward Of fifty convicis
escaped from the Pententiary at Jefferson CITY,
yesterday, by bursting open the pri on gate. In
the melee, Deputy W arden RilchIe WAS sligb
i3Jured. Three convicts were killed and seven
seriously wounded. All the prisoners were recap
tured excepting seven
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The Chicago Zsuaxes.

BosToS, July 24.-The Boston Theatre was
nlled TO its utmost capacity to-nig ht to witness
the drill Of the Chicago ZOuaves. They leave
here tomorrow night for New York and imme-
diately on reaching that city will leave for West
Point. They viii return 10 New York the same
evening. Philadelphia and Baltimore will be
the next cities they will visit
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SOMETHING that NRvEs FAII.s.-we hear GOOD
deai through the press of 'inislliblee medicine.
out the only reliable proofs OF the real excelence
Oh meqicai preparation its sales, In tins re-
spect ffoSfetter'S Stomach bitters defy compsti-
uot.s 4 curative ever attained the same popular
w w ~ the same time. Seven wears ago IL was not
known outside of private practice. Now the sales
amount 70 over too thousand bottles a dag. Every
agsnt OF the proprietor makes the same report
cures marvelous-con hdence of the people in the
Preraration stronger every dsy-demand continual-
y lncI asing. Letters pour IN by every mail an
nouncItns It's wonderful effects in Dyspepsia, Liver
COMPANY, General Debility, DlarThoa, Dysentery.
ana all complaints of the stomach and excretufy
organs. IL Is not only efficient but raatabe being
before the public
where. ~ Sseeost
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IL Though Tue STAB Is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south of Baltimore It's edition
Is 20 large as to require ii to be put TO press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before 10 O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
PHYSICIAN, has Soothing Syrup for Childen Tssth-
ns, which greatly facilitates the process Of teehng
oI SCREENING the gums, reducing Gil Inflammation
bowels Depend upon il, mothers, il viii give rest
20 yourselves, and relief and health to your Infants
tnotner column. 90 LILY
PKNNIEs.-Persons desiring Pennies will always
Ind them for exchange at the Star Once oountar
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NorTcE TO WAsHISsrosIASs.-Those Of our
fellowcitEens leaving for the watering places
and elsewhere should bear in mind that we do
not mail The STAR except after payment In adj
vance at the rate of SIX cents per month.
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BALIrxoRx, July % -Floar ciosed s.esdy; held
at IS Is, with no sales. Wheat clos.d act We aud
buoyant; red 81 .leal 27i white = Sossi o. Corn
ci, seq duili yellow 62s05c; white 70a72- PRO.
visions closed quiet but m y; m -ss pork az; bs
coz sides Zee pr me- si5; romp sis50 = bisiy
closed quiet 2uX s2ic
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DR.: Humphreys & Co.'S specific Ho-
meoPathIc Remedies put up expressly for family
use, In boxes, at 25 and 81 cents each. Also,
In cases containing 20 walls, from 81 to IS
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
IA. ID. Gilman 800 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald 353 north F street;
also by F. b. Winter, north corner of Kstreet and
Hazel, for internal and external infammations of
all kinds. Sold as above ma O. Iy
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Political Meeting i'm virginia.

PETERSBURG, July 26 An immense Douglas
meeting was held in Ph1nix Hall here last nj ht
Every iuca Of room was occupied. Charles lrv-
ny spoke for hours and was followed by Tim
kiYs aud Geo Boiling, Esqu. There was the
greatest enthusiasm aud applause
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MORE HoMK Tysr,xoxv

A., bVsI9N, ApflI To, I652, NO. IS Union st.
Mr.. SETH w. FowLE-Dear Sir: Your inyalua-
RE medicine, can truly say has literally snatched
me from the grave Last July 4 was attacked nv a
sudden cold. which resulted very severe coug h.
with violent pains IN the sldeand chest becsPne
so much reduced that my friends frankly told me
that must die. AT this crisis heard OF Risfar's
BaLsam ~ wa Ghsrry and Immediately sent for
bottle. The effect Produced was indeed wonder
BostoR, who had previously told me thai en- As
hopeless, came IN, and informed him what i had
taken, He examined the Balsam and advised me
continned 70 improve daily and the same physi-
oan who had given me up told me, few days since
We oheerfuIly testfy to the truth OF the above
sat, ment, Mrs. Rowe having been an iomate of
our family. WILLIAM DENNETT
- ~ 90 MARTHA DKNNRTT.i
par. 49,.
Prepared BY 8. w. Fewls 4 Co., Boston, and for
g, Stott, John Schyarze, Marin e Palmer, Wash
ington; and by dealers everywhere iy %-iW.r
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WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MA
w CHINE AGENCY,
REMOVED TO No, 346PA Ay MAR 7rHST

Encouraged by the substantial and rapidly in
creasing popularity of Wheeler Il Wilson's uue-
eualled Family Sewing Machines which for the
last ght years have most triumphantly maintaI ned
their superiority, family institution, over all
competitors for popular favor, the Agent has taken
one of the ne new stores lately erected on Pa av-
enue, near 18th st where beautiful assortment of
allIthe various styles may at all times be seen.
There were q 500 of these Sewing Machines sold
in the year 1853. Ladies invited to call and see
them together with certificates from many of the
relation TO their we'll known and thoroughly tested
superiority IL any ladies cannot call, let them send
family in the land was supplied with one of tbese
health and life saving instruments. Full instruc-
TONS both printed and verbal given free of charge
at the home of the purchaser p. ]. STEER
Agent, No $40 Pa avenue
jy Him Between 9Th and 9TH SITS,
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday, Path instant, at Trinity Church. by
ne p Rev Mr.. Chew, LUCIEN BERRY, Esq, Of
FRINGE Georges county. Md, to AMELIA o.
third daughter of the late Washington Berry, OF
this city.
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NoM 6ooD DIGESTION WAITS on APPETITE,
AND HEALTH ON BorH-But good digestion is a
rarity la THIS country. Dyspepsia is as common
among us and as general, ifnOt as fatal as consump
uon: Anu yet every man and woman in the la1d
nave WITHIN their reach sure and swift remedy
Ior TINS disease, and all the complaints that il en-
genuers; NO case in which Hostetter's Stomach
ing and. u neglected dansoous ailment is within
tne hno Wedge OF any human being. And why! Be
cause no such case has never occurred The
stomach strengthened, revitazed and toned BY this
eeIeDIa.ed recuperant must pc, form the work of
dlgesuon and Thoroughly adapt the food il receives
To the support fthe system. Hence il relieves ali
pain AND uneasiness In the digestive organs, con-
souases me hesh gives elasticity and vigor to the
muscle, and relnforces, as with new life. all the
animal powers. iy Ia aost
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Nor1cE.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
TO be inserted In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
at aud forwarded from The STAR Once
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2 NEW Yonk, July % Flour 10 heavy; Suite IS
as fo Ohio IS 30a&5 As; southern s. IssSS. 90
10 arm; mixed 6ia6Ie Pa,t 10 heavy. Issrt ~
gle. Whisky isidull at 2oke. .
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BosroN, July 25.-The steamer Arabia sailed
from this port at one O'Clock this evening She
took out S200,0e0 IN specie, and 95 passenger /,
including 10 for Halifss.
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The ANNUAL EXCURSION AND Picnic of the
sunday school OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, to come of at Glymont tomorrow (Friday)
10 expected to be very pleasant affair Plenty Of
good music, vocal and instrumental, will be in
attendance, and refreshments will be supplied by
competent caterer. For full particulars see ad
vertisement In another column
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ssaancinl.

NEW yoRK, July25.-Ss che are easie'; ChicAFO
aud Rock Island IS \; ~, Cepsrlfsh. RS \; do
bid IS; Michigan So tlern Ssh, n Y Gen.
q y Heading al Nil. an NJ iss :, Va. 6's % -,
Mo.6's SIS.
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COMPLAINT is made of the careless and totter
ing manner in which some of our wood dealers
pile their wood near public thoroughfares en-.
dangering the lives Of passers-by, &c. Will mot
the proper authorities lock into the matter.
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AS will be noticed by advertisement, the regular
weekly meeting Of the Republican Association of
this city takes place this evening at their wig
wan, on the corner Of Indiana avenue and Second
street. We understand that an address will he
delivered by George Nj. Weston, Esq editor of
the Republic, and others. large and spirited
meeting is anticipated.
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The CAPITOL ASSOCIATION announce a grand
picnic at Arlington Springs. on Friday, August
g. Keep lookout for particulars in a future adj
vertisement -S~F
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a, MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMls DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
Ing hets and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants,
den Insects " ~
PRINCIPAL Depot, 612 Broadway, N. Y. =,
SOLO by all Druggists everywhere. ma Ism
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Dos'T FORGET the great picnic and ball given
by Esputa's new cornet band at Arlington on tbs
9TH Of August to aid in procuring their new uni.
form. Lots of fun in store =
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
For other GsOrgstOscn advsrt,ssnsn,s see 6r,s pas
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS.
Mayors OFFICE, GEsReErOwS, d. C,
ExrRAcr FsoM CITY GRpISax e.

EXTRACT From CITY ORDINIScKs
AHd Be az further ordained, that the Water Board
snail at ali tlmts have the power and it shall be
their duty, 10 req ate the use of street washes
fountains, hyd ants. or other attachments 10 the
water works according as their judgment shall die
tate and they shall have the power TO shut of the
water from any perEon or persons who shall will
July disregard their published notices relating TO
suon attachments or the use of the water.
In accOTdancs with the above, notice is hereby
given tina from and after Me date of this pubca-
ton all fountains within the corporation limits
must De shut of. AND housekeepers are warned that
any neglect OF their hydrants careless waste of
the water will be punished as the ordinance pro-
vldes This notice is rendered necessary Dy the
great scarcity of water in the Rher portion of the
tOwr, and the Water Board will leave no means
untTIed ~ remedy the evil.
jy25 HENRY ADDISON Msyor
A RARE CHANCE Is NOW OFFERED
"A any one who may be desrous Of entering in
prohtable busInt SIS. at one of the best stands in
Seorgetown. L offer my entire stock of DRY
OOODS on reasonable terms. In order 20 make a
change In my business. w. x HURDLE.
y q I'm Corner of High and Gay SITS.
HAVING DETERMINED TO CHANGE MY
- business, III commence from this da te TO sell
Tor cash my entire stock of DRY and FANCY
GOODS. haylng purchased o the most fayora-
bic terms and beng DESTROYS IF closing out as early
as possible, ali who may be In want of bargains
VIII do well to give me q cal.
w. r. HURDLE,
U4 I'm Corner OF High and GAY SITS.
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NeMC effan


NEw ORLEANS, July - -Four bales Of new
cotton were received to-day from Mississippl.
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RARxf,s fRIcorAxRous

EARKf's fRIcoPhKRous
- the best and cheapest article for DRESSING beau
ufying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies', try 1t. Sold By ell Drug
gists ana Perfumers mar l3em
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HoLIow.x,s pu,s .Sn O,x-xxx-


raPlatlon OF the heart is frequently caused By
indigestion or relaxed state Of the nervous system
iclnes VIII diminish the Irregular throbbing, and
Dy IehnVing the source, restore Its natural pusa-
the true secret of success. Holloway's medicines
ana treatment are based on the simple laws of ma
ture-1S pnihIlatlng the cause the effect dis sap
box or pet. iy 2S-iv !.
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water sold by Joseph w. Marin, at the corner of
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue, against
any other manufactured in this country We
know not mis- process In manufacturing IL; but 1t
is so far before all other mineral waters IN he
obtained IN the Federal Metropolis as to warrant
our comparing 1t with the finest sold In Phila.
delphia or New York
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
nAlsrminates BED Bugs, Roaches, Ticks, Ants,
Garden Insects, &c.
II coRtdiHS no Poison
LYoNs MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap 9-Sm
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MOUNT VERNoN.-John A. Washington. ESQ
the former proprietor Of Mount Vernon, has for
naiiy transferred the ZONE and grounds 10 the
Ladies' Mount Vernon Association. MIR Wash
ington will reside on his farm, Waverly I'm Fan
quier county. He still is the proprietor of large
portion Of the Mount Vernon estate, and thousb
ne has ceased to be "next door, neighbor, we
shall always feel happy to hear of the health and
success of so estimable a gentleman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-26

THE HIAwArHA CLUB announce grand moon
light excursion on Tuesday, August 4 Keep a
lookout for particulars In a future advertisement
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HsuKcH IHPRoVEMENrs.-Three new Church
edlhces will be ready for Divine service NV
autumn. The New York avenue Presbyteria1
Church Is nearly completed, and will soon be oc-
cupied The Presbyterian Church on four-and. a.
VIII be one of the largest and most admired in
tnis CITY The 9th street church is not vet com
Pleted, and will not be, probably, for some time
~ Is being entirely remodeled, and adapted more
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CRIMINAL COURT.-Yesterday, after our report
closed, Mr.. Radcliffe, for defense n the case Of
the nlted states agt LudimA A. Bargy, convicted
OF obtaining money under false pretences from
benjamin Chambers, made motion for an arrest
OF judgment and a new trial of the ease Ths
motion was not argued.
Io-ddy-Wm Lomax was placed on trial on
q charge OF assault and battery on Ann Doherty
John Alaison, John Hazard Richard Keuv
lcolored, , and Joseph Penny We're placed on trial
on charge OF riot on the 18th Of July inst This
case was pending when our report closed.
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BEAR IN MIND the picnic at Analostan Island
this afternoon, under the auspices Of the Ladies
Benevolent Society, for the benefit Of the poor.
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CESrsR MARkET.-The supply this morning
IN tne prince pal market Of the city, excellent
as to quantity and quality. The attendance Of
dealers large, and prices, though not very low
moderating. The gangways were not crowded
WIN purchasers this morning; on the contrary
account for the inactivity of the dealers The
sales Were less than the average, evidently. The
nay stands were well supplied and there too the
demand was light, prices ranging from 50 10 so
In the market place.
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ANOTHER Of the popular prize exhibitions at
Odd Fellows Hall, comes off this evening with
change OF programme. Besides the endowment
OF the beautiful exhibition itself which the spec
tator never gets tired of looking at and the ex-
ceiient music which, though plentifully inter
sPersed, he never gets enough of, he stands fair
drawing gold watch other valuable present
Among the musical novelties tonight will be the
"Great Eastern SchOttische,n original with the
orchestra. See the advertisement in another col
umn. -