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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

WALKING OK THE WATER.-A man named Fl
X Rowland. made an attempt 10 walk on the
water OH Lewis wharf. in Boston. on Monday
ne had shells on Lis ,et similar to skull dor es
i'hc experiment was hardly u walk for he seated
himself on a board dashed to poles anc! BY mo
lion partlkng of tie nature Of walk and
rowing he navigattd about tie harbor after a
sLici
IL Through neglect of signals a train was
recently driven at full sr-sd into the RiplN ter
lninal station Of the Midland railway, England:
nifty yards beyond the station it ran with violence
upon an e'nbankuent, plouc hing up large stones.
until II came to a boundary fence next the high.
WAY The passengers Were stunned and bruised
IL Sir Archibald Alison, in his history of
Europe, says that it never rains i'm Egypt: that
centuries may elapse without any rain at ali. and
that - ii has not rained for 100 years, NJ JON
ard, however. shows By documentary evidence
that these opinions are erroneous. Rain and
heavy rains, with thunder and lightning, though
rare visitors, are not strangers to Egypt.
IL The Limerick Reporter announces that the
Earl Of Derby has Withdrawn the notices to Quit
their holdings, which his lordship caused to be
served npon several Of the tenants on the Coogey
estate in ripPerary, imUediitely after the savage
murder Of MIR. Grove.
IL The Quebec Mercury SAYS that Mr.. and
Mrs Blondin, the celebrated tight-rope dancers
are on visit TO that city for few days and that
Monsieur Blondn was in treaty with the military
authorities to obtain permission for the extension
of tight rope from Cape Diamond to Point Levi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

u a serious collision happened on the Hud.
son River Railroad, on Wednesday afternoon, by
which the wife of Mr.. T. w Field of Will ans.
hn's' "ds 80 severely Injured that she died 2,
sohkers lew hours subsequently. They had
married IN the morning at Kingston. Bishop
McCloskey, of the Catholic church. was badly
hurt, and was left at Yonkers. AIR Scb,;no,
Mr. Irving, and his wife, and Mrs Thomson
wife of the publisher of the Bank Note R.no,ts,
were also injured, together with several others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

IL The Richmond Wing, of Thursday morn
ing, publishes an eight-column letter from the
Non Jno Minor Bolts, i'll response to a request of
certain members of the Virginia Legislature on
the present condition of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

IL AT a late abolition meeting in Buffalo and
Utica, resolutions were unanimously passed thank
Ing q. Bennett, of the New York Herald. for tn.
publication and distribution through the South
OF the speeches of Phillips, Garrison, Parker and
q ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20
Personal.

ST.. non ogden Hoffman, Of Cal; Mai AIb.,t
TTni.n, u 5. and Hon " X. st~vso.on ~
Tenn, are at wilards' stevenson, OF
uho L. s sS Israel Green, Of the Marine Corn.
R,o,vn :. s forming party which ca ptured Jo6 n
Nv. - haIpefs Ferry, Il native cf Green Rnu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

IL ne annual city election in Middletevn.
ct-' took place on Monday The de.nocra.s swept
tue board electing their mayor city clerk. all the
board OF aldermen, ali the counciinen ard ali the
sns rins' oy msjorities ranging from iUc upwards
me new mayor, Edward 4. Russell, E.q , has
liz majority,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20
BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WEE, or aslr
a g.e gentleman. can be sccommoca ed v,b
BOARD IN private family. where there are no
children. Eng at Star OfhoA. ia IL ~,
A MISS GWTNN'S BOARDING BoUSE
"A or + street. between 5th end Ctr oomforte bjs
hOOMS,wIth good Boa d, can he obtained Terms
hIooeIdte' ia low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

IL The stud of the Emperor Napoleon consists
Of hhont 32U hoTses-saddle, carriage. and post
ho!ses-and they are now distributed at five d f
is'cnt e'iabiishillents-the Louvre, the Tuileries
the Rue Moatsignc, Rue de Monceaux. and :.
Cloud. The active service is at the Louvre, and
The private OH: at the Tuileries At the Rue Mon
talgne are the saddle horses of the Empress as
carriage horses also kept In the lie Monceaux,
ard the !ntrmary Is also esta blished there AT -,
Cloud 90 horses for different purposes are ALWAYS
KEPT The horses, when requiring to be turned
out to grass. are sent tn Mendon. Th. breeding
strd is at Nilleneuvc rEtanZ. The saddle horses
are al English; those fo- carriages English and
Norman; and the posting horses are Norman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

HARPER,S MAGAZINE FOR FEBRUARY,
Il AT SHILLlNbrCN'S BOOKSTORE.
The Planters Daugnt1T, Tao of Louisiana.
The Hanbted House, by Charles Dickens.
AL the Year Round, for January.
Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine for Feb
Iuary.
Blackwood's Magazine and four Quarterly Re-
views one year oniy Slu
Any two of the three dollar Magazines one year
for : -
Books or Periodicals delivered In any part of the
CIT: or sent by mail TO any part of the country.
Agency Of Applaton's New American Cyclopedis
at SHIlIINGTON'S Bookstore
Odeon Building, corner of ~ st. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

TO The MERCHANT TAILORs AND FINE
rhe rubscr,bafs hsvs received from rnn.d,l-
phla, AMI will opsn, on Monday, January q ;, on
The se"on floor of their rooms, for inspection
and pTira.e "a TO the trade, lot of very
Chlnchlla Moscowa, and Velvet Bea yer OVER
GOATS, Fancy Casslmer BUSINESS COATS,
Exra Black french DoeskIn and Fancy Cassmer
PANTS, DC. DC, cut, trimmed, and made up in
the very best merchant tailors style. and will be
sold at sacrifice for cash approved paper at 50
ueys.
1t is desirable tkay should bs closad out nv and
before Thursday January 18th. The Coats are ali
asso,f ted 81 TO ~ and all the goods are per-
fertly fresh having been made during the preselt
winter, and many during the present month
ian ]. q. Mcguire n co Auots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

EOUR CASES SUPERIOR DUTCH BUI.-
4 BOYS ROOTS AT PRIVATE SALE.-The
subscribers have for private sale four cases sIpe-
Tlor HARLEM Roots, from X. Wander school a
Sons, Holland, which IN will close out very cheao
by the case. JAS. T.. McG UIRE & Co,
ia @St AUctIoneers and Comm Merchants.
VISITING CARDS!
VISITING CARDSm
80 Cards Of the first quality furnished and neatly
printed for ca cents CaId Plate Handsomely en-
srayed for : 10. at SMITHS
ia ~ st. 9Th St, S doors north If Pa Az,
LIAR JEwELRY, NEW PATTERNS-M
IL w. CALI d SRo have Just opened their lew
patterns OF Hair Jewelry, consisting Of
Brooches, Bracelets, Earrings, ecklaces.
Lockats, Vest Claims, Chatalains, Charms,
Watch Seals and Keys. Sleeve Buttons, Studs.
Scarf Pins, Crosses. Finger Rings, &c.
Al Of the c5"ve made 10 order of any hsir.
M. w. CALF q BRO.
Jewellers, 254 Penn. avenue,
ia N-St 4duors west of Hrown's HotsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

DARTY FANS,
L ALL COI.ORS!
Just op ,nIng At low prices
McLAuGHLfN'S, Pa av
n l8-3t (Const!utionl betw. 9th and 10th sts
EOR IiRE-A goOi COOK, who lis a STEADY
and experienced family servant. Apply IN
CHR. Ora dMEk- Attorney at Law, No. 42sk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

OST-CERTlFICATE OF DEPOSITE NJ.
Crawford for S2Iaz6 and dated Sentember IL ~ -
As 20 duplicate has been applied for the fndaI VIII
Treasury Department. 10,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

oST-On We'd. sday evening last, on 18Th (.
- between and ~ or on G street, between lstn
GAZE, lined with black, winch Is priced great, hy
tne owner as family heir loom. The finder will 10
Or at No. 80 ll5h street, west side. between ara
VI re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

IL VEIL, between The Nationsl HoteI aud Ttb 8,
(lsHa; leave 1t at the National Hotel end reward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20
The WreckiDg of the American Shin Flora
Temple in the China sea

$50 COOLIES AND Is EUROPEANS PROBABLY LOST
The following graphic report of the terrible
wreck Of the American clipper ship rIc,a Tenn
pie, Of Baltimore, In the China Sea On The stb of
October, is Written by Dr.. A. p. Childs, F. re.
s, who was Q nassenper ON hoard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

EVENING FANS
II PARIS HAIR PINS.
Just received at
McLAUGHLIN's, Pa. av..
IA IL 81 ICOnstltut Onl hafW 9th md nth ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-20

II OST-On SUNDAY ast, a GOLD PA ana pr,
u Cli IL, MAJ ked :. G. WOOD. The nd,r viii n,
suitably rewarded ~ leaving IL at the Star Once
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OSI-On Thursday, January 10Th, on III stree.
- netween l4th street and Jackson Square. >
chlld PA popIn CA =, lined with green,trimm q
via oiack velvet. A suitable ard will be pa 4
Tor the same, III returned to 3G1 " street IL
uSI-tUR CAPE.-A small fur Cape ditch
by ladN Ne>tercsy evening. between 9TH ,trpa,
bridge and tn" avanue A liberal reward viii a.
given If left az 500 r street.
II" InTIN c.rr,NpD
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Sefdnmtutaci,itu0en.
9"mbw s-Amsrtt. Yndetfubrt Nctien, @clrulttait
Oaaipficbtffabrt


oaniour9 une Rcm 2jurf, pid Sputbdmptrn,
eermlt:rt Ger ncucn duf oaS Spcciic ocbautrn uno Gle
SSa'el'e etn9tr5Iea arr9cn siiernR Ypitrampfibife
. porulita, 1000 Gous, Capt. 5ruutmnnu.
pam ia. 1000 Cons. Capt. SbpsnIcn.
Sdronta, $500 Sons, @apt. @bler5.
Ot9t mcstn 5rcr tn,Ieu unc aitlidcn 5fohrtcn rdbm
l'3t btt'nnie Dampfthns WrrOen Tclsndeie am
Sflten nnc 6unBebnen ispen Wcnats
c'n Ap gpt unc 6ambura ria pI,b1mcton ,rr,ni, ,r>
nrpmen p1IIo9tcrr rrn Ncr Nprf nlt
III IrGtnecu greiicn:
Srfe Sdilte . 500.
3petIt Saiute SIS
3piitrhptd AZ
91n Sambnra mad, sSc,u Jprt:
S,E' ~, SMiut s1lZ:ou Speuc GGlde SIS. 3r3if5enttc
Sta "Ss8cn S'aliaSc rsuoc man lib an
q. y. Ridbare, SraS II. Gmr
$50 Prpdbipap 9t.p 9'ar'
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Den prutlbsn Nrtgen
Die 4nie9e, Dap pir i'm hitiigen Gnfum. !5auls
1000 Wauonsn peS tslten 'Oon uns lelpjt lmpUr,
hrIe" tran5enl4sn 8ranpg unter SOnp lieaen
baten Oen mir auBcrit tiuiB psrfaufen.
6ern'r bic AHjr'Sr, peB mr. rie a!lrini9r Naen.
ur pon Dem berubmten &c Scrc8s u. Gu's @bam.
pa8nsr ubsrnOmmrn RaHsn unp paB prrlelbs ur
bt uns iu GsSen ii.
y. @Uttei II. COMP,
,GiN 21 Wsarlitr
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Stht aus nab
SSD. 2z Wf0ir,Sft ufsc! !
Die tiaisifen Orp @cpps in Ritbmsne1

Nle biHl9lttn Orp @ppp5 in Rihmenp!
5000 Sares It6uc oeoradte Gatt1ue ppu tis Cow.
ptrte II! SS. I6ne 0arprs ppn bis Gis ri, ib6n
sn Wllttr uno bette SuaIitai Ypu jacuu,S SraanSies
VareWs Su ecn btuisten 9rciitn; hcuc fareo- Ste n;
2V Sie rere ~, anpers 81 81 20 une mtbr; Iwar,,
SeeenltoHe ~ 55 StS. unp auhpdrts; Stella SbawlS m
unS aupartS IN aren 6lrbrn, b sen crcflttn pc
traS; atrrS gu 90 9te. itip. ManiiGsn m 81 so So 25
une einse 81 SIS bic anScrpirts poS YpnusIt, fr, IN
Yarap's nne Srtenpn StitS 25 gtS all aufpariS o
etIlttn IN R'dmOne; bic ftintrn irnn Ncrls mrrftc
SHpMS spGare unp earibrie SaneS um babea 0rsiit :;
teOdce une brrmu Sbirtn0 56tctiua. NIrr roi, Iprs
ln Sem>ln9 1pkle 9etp Oil Gptb, Garrcts Gon,briee
SptdS une opr aPuSnS ;u rrountnsmcrb Diissn Vrti.
n SaoWS 'ars nit PteIS III ST. 81 25 unb uufrp5rs
wldrrcs, 3b utb Gpaf. ifiu S;ubc mil StrIs M 81 10
une almarie; ylicS uuo 9bertns 0ot,ts in acn jScr
pen une gu alien prtilrn 25 Gts all aufpdrtS sine
eHrWS StpperS ~ 90 9fe; Mems SlppcrS III 623 Cts
isInt 8elrc o. u 81 Gte Srfprp IicS GpSrse Gair.r
ealI- hu Shubt flr 6trren, Nuaben uub ScrYants
81 Nainlr. IrtrnS So '''
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m3uS!
miNinfrn Waaren !

N. G. BARTON erlaH9t ii& Die Nn,eac ,u
maben, zap er ieinsp StCFe ron 100 nab 229
ManlFaRe, etsrbqls pfr 9ien, vsrls9t bot wo er
in epey @dilon eia pO4GdaOiScs ANOrtimsnt De,
loIseHegn Artitsi porratbs Bdlt: SeiOene ugO
@trpb. 3lte, 5auben, &OpipuBe, franS6iIbe Blu.
men unp Saneer; SpiBsn 8ert6a'S unp Gaps,
Spssu-S tb!erer, Sraucr- &rGgeu uuD ltiptne unr
fvadi6iihe SpBen- NtantiGas.
Dimsn, wtIdbs Die ShpeUrte teiu4tn fSnnea
in p,elcm StOrt Youitinri4c BAH &c. An3l9e
srsalie.
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Seeme 0Sirfbitbaft
UuE

Ha9erbier 90 Salc on.
Dem pubiitum Die er9;btnits Nnleiar, Sdf' Der
uIter3etdnets in leincm Dauie am Nlen Oiortt,
Dem 6tlhmarft Ssgerittrr, cine 9Birbldaf, nebit
EEaSsre~r' Salon rrrihtet bat, pcieblt er lid
lreuen wirr, letne 5rspure unp rns pusIifum i'm
Nu9emetnsn mt ceu briten 0js.rGHlen bepiener
III 'on'% 5l9rsuee Miaer.
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Gg;row.
1aaaaa0!
Msinen 6rtnnben uno Dem scIlmmtsn Wutli.
um Ole Nn3rtss. cae meinc ncue

Metnen 6rrnnben uno Dem acI,mmtsn NusI;.
tum Ole Nn,riss, pae meinr ncus
0artcmsSStrt9TcG1uft
osm Sslu6e iebt pifsn itcbt. gieIette in oufs
VelWmadnouite ein9rribtet, uno fGunen pi, ~.
sSt'eH @ 0ate NIT ben tsitrn @rfriibunaen itprr
arr iomie aub NIT warmeu unp tolten @priisn
eeotsnt peroen. 90sintrntsr macbe ih por,ui
'utmertani, paB ih prn pou mir ae,oacuru
%trainia g8en
retn uno unoCrfdliht III 80 Cts. per GIoihs n.r
taufs. I'm iaarcihcn Sciu6 ttttrt
alcntin & cd, Ter.
OamPn6In Serbmrung Nutlttsu yNdmUno unn
Nep gprf.
Oae OampfifiH uNUanpfr" pcfl9et Rbmuup
lcosn Otsnlta9, Nnrbmittass llbr, unO YtcriUIt
NtittwcG Wttas.
Oas Oampflhif uSamc6tumn" eerI1st 9iib.
monp tecen 5reitah Natmittd1s 1 ibr. uup
Nprfclt am Sametag Mittaa.
Der 8a9rpreis in Ncr Gajiite, Wo6(,,i ,itru EN-.
9elblcifen, bstrGst SO.
Sm Steerdae, pbne Soft S5.
ereurIions GIdrL fir biz Sommsrmcnatc oiil
tts, SIS. S"'
Hsilenre, ric GiittwubS unp Samstoos n,r
pttrrSeur9 5rubiua benubfn, treiTtn ,estI, mir
Der gtoriclt' petersburg SIbn in crlfercr Stapt
GIN, an init Dem Dampftopt weitcr aebcn ~ fin.
ntr AtdrtS fur rieit &our f5unrn am N,tsrs
Gur9 Depot 5elol't mrrpen unp betrdst rcr anu,e
6abrprrls 9.ecbia05 nur SO.
Eu D am II. !6ein.Feu.
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Ntins aIte importrtt
SSsst"e, &iqmprS mnb &iSorrcm.
Tie lnlcuhnen bdbcn Gin Grmpaaui q cbIf er5ffur
unttr rcr GSrma "''
MKEEVER & BRICKEN.
unp werpcn in ibrcm Stcrr, 30 4 Grctauoe
9ptrl. prnrI Str.. u hmcup, 0a.,
FUR ei, 6CIst Gin lctS rtisatsS Qaar fibreu ppu inn
rrrtiTten uic inIlupiitcn
Wrintn, Siquprs une Gilarren,
Yrrrcu pcrtrr, Scctb &le,
Sdrcinrs Ii. /. m,
ou pe Trtc eicil6tn bic gutmfianteit ibr,r Srsuh
uue Dee sscbrn putIitun,S buiupcilen m craubtn rem.
slbtn aesI aub aaltrd bic s5ttruus aeStnp, raF rt1
bt un5 AtlIu 9rtife ais adj aarou t nerbrH onu mn
uat isrem 2b'c nr Stapt fret ns 6aut selieisr rpire
altr. Wc Serprr,
SbaS. ". Sriden
&ss- Or. Sri6en erlautt Ib tnen ErcgnScu hit
9nSe gu mahn, ban bas itiiber pcn ibm bttricbeut
Seer> Mne Hetens -ScrlttrrnsS -Br6dft fprteu pirp
Sene Office btflnee iic esi in b,m Stprs ptr btrrcn
aReStepcT II. SrfeR.
80 S3i- Verli@erungtn eIler @rt unb in ben ktuer
StlGul1etsn wtroen biSit oaieI6 et aeoenasnrlrntu
SegrH Strlttrun8 (Sjniuraacej .prn6e man iict an
Or. Srideu,
3c I GrHhnde loctcl qearIilr
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2 { 3 insuuoeu.

Der ,%n,ciscr" rrbcint ersp Wcrocs SruntaoS ausac-
nownten, iun moheHtttcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ron 10 SIS
abba bic cp Srdeer So 0O in i6brlttCr praua
beiobluaN InntNcn rnrtU inter tp1tnrcn 8tSn0unotn
Nppobmc: GiuntaSt GiurJfs Ypn is ictlen cctr ptni-
ati 80 Cts, srcntoliQc I5 gS., orcnaliGe 5 OO cine
9@r .25, cneu enai So So crtt IpnGte 81 chc
ltrnat $500, ;prii MruItt $3.50 in riercjbrlihcr
s3rrluStoblull Nu;ctNsn, Die nah NcieStn ptrinptr
pcrccn totneH. msrreu nit SIS 90 yer 5atr ser,dnt
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Nn rie Dameu 0}iltmnnns

@h rte Oameu 0titmpnps.
Mepeme Sau do (ppn Narit), bic 6ei e.,
"s'S" '5'iF III 9e@"ntsS Gnltmt iir ibre Sats as
FIRsr-CLAss DlPLoNh
ret g1i 233 SroaDnroBe, nab Der 3ten. eiu n,u,s nm,
'S91Ii9es Sa3er aen ,RIiner9- }llrn tro met "'''
Naoa VIC ~ hat RE Gb-c ben DOmcu Wi1,rNrs q ,,
ita'n HaB er Ha9er loon 8OHnete unb ETiiiin~rm
@aa ~ SEt l!t".lttn r1uolilhcn lgIn uno cjcim5d
aNae srtnS etttalls sprfPs Die ntHFen y ,rr II WrnI
SOtfcr NopeH IN GNHurtS, 6eahCrS 9Dreatbs Si,bbnrs
np GattS. g9eame Is wWp Olc srpBte @uimerliImfert m
@0nnsrinnrn pRnen s pepri paltrn paE lie mr. a,s
nO 9fitmatUOl aae9efubr gSaare billiolt erbatn "'
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Sefanutmacbnmeeu.
z. J. p | G o T,
Npcttsfsr,

Gds Der 17ten unO Iainitroge,
-. Il nersater ols @c6IIfs),
eh'pFee't 'etn rritbalt9et Eager alIrr in Icin
Sa@ i@iaGsnoen Nrtifcl, mic out WarIImrricuc.
Se,fsn, Surten nno &Imme itCer Nrt; 5ortcn,
Se'e' Wlns &C.. GtAdrrcn, &auh, &au. UNI
Sm"HPttHOat mno oisle ancere 2Irtitcl mclde in
p'eIae" ApUtbeten 9embbniih gefibrt merpen.
9hupt'"A'ih matt Orri'lbe aud auf it,..en
osrnpm'en unN unftblbIrrn oStr9iniu S1prm
&ttlrr" aufncrtfGm.
Dte 'cutito', wte srDetentbctIs au6 ric omcr
t""'i'nf Nsee9fnr wrp 00n y. Stnpcrnater
SslVt9t osr auh I'M oanHYrrElufc icinc gdurs
lsate aus 'Srcunblihit1 ecojCmsu rirr.
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% Scap 0ySorecf sSSnfcl

edr Der e. II. @aribautr.. Mhmone, ga.
Olelts 9elhmndnca snsrrj6tete 6ctel wirs
Dem rttenrsn pubItum tcltens empfcbl,u. gir
!lnt"rjethneten erlauben iitb sual.idb. ann Site.
rem Seuh rieeS gpsaIS freunpiitit ein,uIor,n
wplelt,: IletS rds bette 9hserbirr uup lpuifi.e sr'
frtlhun9eu gu finpcn fup.
SrHrotrS tnpEn peicitf frrnurli6e 3immsr.
quite SOlt unp juecrIummenpe Yeptnun1.
S5taprlbofer II. iGus(rr.
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M LASFARCUE
I5bceale- unp 8,ail- 6dnpltr
Sebcr nmb Sbub=Tinbtues,
lite StraBe, Der alten ppf-S Office aeatnubcr.
Hi6mpup, Sa.
Dtrie!St tmpebl cn peblacriirtss 9aer ron 0cSc ie
Ger Dirt, aid Sces, nUlcS, 6alf> 5pcs c bas tr i'm rp
yen une 8'ener 3u Zen biai9tea srt;itn abdet
erimpcp unp uncrlmpep Supt Jrpnts,
bctm :Baar unp TuBenp.
Waertatn fur Stbube strtauf rtrebc audi i'm 8lcin,n
Mr; SanpS, AuaIters, Snine &C. 9jatsre uno pper-
Sbo;s lttS sOrrdeiS 8atrrS unS 5tulc wtrptn aud a
leetm Vtt iuscidnitten.
Aue &rbettrn wrpen na4 Der rsutisn Nlpbe auSacflbr
uro pae ''~'
bette franSrfidc SSdl6 nur patsnt 2eeer tsnust.
Salin 6rdnrai fir 9apiss @aters.
aat Ssrt.n fran1iilt gpules uub 1cUlS ilss srrri>
I"'B VIE lrbeittnpccnmit brptS Woibine searSettet
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-29
The German ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable In advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFIcE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-29

ptcOt'S DunrnYtrttlatr
1t ein Iitrrcs unp unfebIbarrs Wfttel acacu Or
t1ltun9, 6ulteu uno hrrrfrit.
Serfsrtt8t eip5i9 Ourb
6. 8. Ytco
@ft ter Main il. IL. Ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-29
MONTICELLO HOTEL
Stmon SteiH(silr.

SStmon Steigitiu,
Ne. loa Sroan-, iwliten Der 8. unp :. 5trote
,,Ct 9u6.ttm wrr bieits nc ,aeriht,
nr' pr, Tno tmpeelen Die 9Sntbpaft oeelbcn i NIT pn
seriuSntn gerantsn GWo0tilat Soniftse GrfTHsnSs"
Hno 9slit1tellen oeo NaS iino jeccr;rit ~ Gshr
i%gMs ump gffam'Se SHH miro tcl pOrfsmeStn Y6rn
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g. 0im9gembcimcr
Supporter Vpn Crutitben II. iraniSjiltbcn gpeiuen
uno Sranpne,
uno
Havana * Domestic Cigars,
Nr. Is 6rantlnlh., jWilthsu Der Il. II. IL.
nabe @cpcrnprifr.
Dae ssutihe 9ubifm, n5btonp,rr at: l4i,hrrs,-rS,f
rno ne 9ertn 2STlbe, wtrbCn en bisieS neu err er,
9Shcielar etlfS aufmertm 9catt mnc crlud,t be ESf
pcIemuret9tn 2sadrsn eieies Gab,mentS u peri
hsn, tb W IN anoeren besen peer n6roliden 6luicr brs
GntduIt matn lnrr Anoren peroienen tplscnre @rtit
bepnoer5 bier erpabut uno berVprgebOheM IN perpeu:
0rauiOflts Sranpies umO Jcttwrlne
Gb0mpa9ne laG, SUrtsn),
3beins uuo MplI 9Grine,
2lIe Sprien 91bisfsy. 6}in.
9eatb anb @pplr. BRANDY.
aae SOrten 9iqr.urs (GOreiale), ale: SimmsI
NniS, Atiyntt, @urocao &c. &c.
Nae SprtCn 6apana ::np cmsIfc CHARS ~,
iscem 9rttle, HYn6tnr8 &autabat ale Sprteu
Haudtab0f, ourcincs &C. &c.
I'm Ireunolhtcr 3@'g!ua uaaerteeir,
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K. j. PIC OF,
Ipot6ceer,

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Ipotbcscr,
Gde rrr l7tsn uni lHuiuiira6e,
c.. &inotre attr ais G,ebllfe).
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uho Stlm' Siifsn,
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Surtrn, 9Saiisriarten,
GUrttrrnnaieS, 6tIrfe
u. t. M. iinb gu Oen tilliSftn Qreiien tti Sbioem
'u Raten. - &rctpte werosn gu ieper 3sit
pr romPt nno 6 t q oufariaBt.
f A S T. P OW Err,
Str8inil6rr unfraltarer 9@urmtrrt;r,
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Or. 9toir'e uno
5apnes Yatsnt. d. bisinrn,
H. |. N. um Nrrtauf
se E. J. HOT,
Gle Der l.. une Wainfrnsc.
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Sin3ei9cn.
N.ucr Ni6b.ilacru

u ucr M6b.lacrn
an Sruacifr.. ;wildtn Or 2. unc 3. StraEe.
llnt,rSehaeer mdbt ocm ncut6tn 9utum Die ersebtns
Nu,tSe rap er obi9cn Ylst einu Mrbelaben crofuc
bat une Sitttt pprtpnnruou llsr streiatcn Su-
,ru6 setuc arbcitn stiHnta69cu une mrslnn
billy auSsefubrt Steparatrrsn prpa unr bints.
fbrp ppu Eresctn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-05
CANDIDATES

For County Treasures.
.US-. RdfsOr:-EIeaS< announce zee NAME
of J. NJ. CALDWELL as a candidate for Comfy Treas
urer at the next October election mario.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-05
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!!

Z open his Ice Cream Saloon this evening for
the reception of visitors. The Saloon has been
newly fitted up, aHd has undergone complete
change in the way of improvement and comfort
The visitors attending the above we'll known ana
popular Saloon, will be waited on with prompttude
aud attention. =. BO1LE,
First St, bet. Main and sycamore.
N B-PARTIES of all descriptions will be sup
piled with the best Ice Cream in the city, aud ith
the best and richest Cakes aud at the lowest rates
Ray2-1mj
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-05

n has bfeH currently reported FhGF In
of ths Western cities, the g Town Bell tolls
every DAY at noon, for the inhabitants to guP down
quinine, a preventive OF diseases caused by ma
laria of the climate OF course, taking qunine is
a contagious habit and every new settler is sup
Piled with the poisonous drug and instructed to
take it in large quantities, if he would escape The
Fever and Ague. Every house has its medicine
chest filled with this dangerous stuff, ard as regn
lar as the hour comes round, so regular do they
gulp it down, as though it the richest delicacy
of the season. DIR. J. Hostetter, Good Samaritan
of Pittsburgh, knowing the dreadful effects of quiz
nine upon the human system, when taken with so
much iHdiscretioE, has prepared compound which
has in all cases in which it has been tried proved
a speedy cure for Fever and Ague, and all Other
diseases caused by the digestive organs.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
where. june51 wd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-05
. For Judge Court Common Pleas.
1OEn Pitcher, of Roeen ConmiN, hn

been solicited to become candidate for the Judge
ship of the Court of Common Pleas, by a number
of Attorneys Of the District, and has consented to
the use of his name in that connection. The an
nouncement is therefore made accordingly.
The frfends Of Bra. SFEnson, Egg, ar
nource him a candidate for Judge OF the Court
of Common Pleas, at the October election.