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RAILROADS, &c.
CALENA e. CHICAGO UNION r. r.
Change Of Time.

CNONSE ~ 1vAGEs
IMPORTANT 70
Shippers Of Freight and Live Stock !
an and after Mona~y. December 3lst, 1850, Two
} Trains will DO run Daily tho
BelOit & Nd a(lisOn Bran ch
Between Jauesville and Belvidcre, connecting with
Trains Ut the
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad,
Chicago and all Points East and Vest
As follows:
Leave GAINESVILLE, SOS A. NJ, and 500 ?. n
= Plymouth junction s:4s I" s:25
" Bploit. 0:4s o.B
Arrive Brvidere, 1ll0 =" lo:45
Arrive Chicago, $40 p. NJ, and 3:4s 4. N
RrUTURNIN0: .a-
Leave Chicago. $40 ?. n. and ll4o A. NJ
& Beividere, 200 A. n. 400 ? N
Beloit, 334 621
d" Plymouth junction. 4:s5 e:2o
Arrive Janesvi!e, 500 6:45 "
e8- LIVE STOCK leaving Janesyii,e at 500 p. NJ
will be taken through to chicago on the NIGHT Pa
Train and delivered any Of the stock Yard
early the n~xt moraing. Ores ed Pork will al =.
taken through ON the Night Train. ~. Rates o
Freight always as lew a. by any other Route. ~
Freight Transferred to Eastern Roads, ,cithou
Droyage or extra Charge.
JNO. c. GAULr. EB. TALCOTT,
| Master Of Trans. OenI Superintendent
January p, 1891.
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RsrNoLD spusc. FaA>xLrN o., OHIo,l
January Q, 1861.
Henry G SPALpiN0 -
No ~ Cedar ST.. N. Y.
Dean SrR: Inc,oSed hud twant y-fve ccrts, COS \
for which send box of ..Cephalir Pitls" end to at
dress of Rev. Vim. Z. Filler Key noil,bur- Franklin
60 Ohio. -.- $3.50. ,.--.. .... 81
Your Pills work like 4 charm--cure headach al
most iustantcr. Truly Yours,
WM. c. FILLER
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Honorable Old Abraham
Pc0cHbly XM0ssgssrNted.
Unparalleled elodnrss fills (srception. to
all general rules the heart Of evsry
srue american
THE GOVERNMENT IMPROBABLE.
U. States Stocks at Par!
State Stocks buoyant and rapidly advancing
Illinois and Wisconsin Banks, 0. K. |!
State Bank Of Losoa Ia. usuaD beyond a
Contingency!
The ,sAols NortAuest is grooming under its
burden IF Wheat, Outs and Corn
Tho East and South cant it and
must Pay for it.!
Exchange is going Down,
And Good Times are Coming!
w. III. BROWN
j ooess his stock, consisting Of
Dry eeeBs,
-atE. 81
Clothing, Groceries,
BOOTS .a.N.D SHOES,
Croeksry. Glass,ears. Ksrossss Lamps.
And . thousand other things At unprecedented
Low" PRICES,
New Spring Stock,
OF svy variety Of Goods In Quantities to suit the
Wholesale and Retail Trade.
you went good Bargains don't sail to call st
WIN. II. BROWN.
McGregor, Iowa. March Is, 1850.
Grapes! GrNpeS!!
TIVE propretorS Of Rock Lake Vineyard Nur.e,ie-,
L are now Prsr-red to supply the ci'izens OF Me-
hot IT hardy nature Grape Roots that can be found
In the West con. iing in part Of the following varis
ties Northern Mu.caiine, Concord. Hartford. Pre-.
liho Delaware, Diana Rebecca, y ariou Pert. SAGE
Mamu,oth, Hurson's Early Au@u e. Mass Farly.
Connecticut Blue. Isabella. Catawha, Clintnn, Yer
mont. Also, Apple. Pear, Plum, and all the small
Fl uits in varieties.
Orders will DO received by s. n. LAMPsON,
Mc0regOP
All ,rees and Plants will be delivered 1t the Mai
road free Of charge.
All Orders sent t., Rock Lake VINEYARD ae oon,pan.
led With cash, will receive prompt attention.
ISAAC ATWOOD.
b. COOPER.
Lake Mills. Jefferson Co.. Wis. March s. l>sl
--. {. ri : = = -
NyuEAr Flour and Bnrkwhea Flour Ut 81 60 ~,
w nvudssd, for sale by Ia esItg3
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NJ. Thompson.
NoTE-Will the journal and Rooster Of
this county, please publish the above call
in duo time to give fair notice to all persons
interested.
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70 Dl.srey--R.ts, Ro.ehss, h.
To Ds'trey--Nies, Molss, 10.
TO Dsstroy-- Bed Bugs.
70 Dsstrsy-- Moths. Fieas, Ante, 10.
To Destroy Mosquitoes.
10 Destrey--Inseets on Plants snA Fowls.
70 Dessroy--lussess on Animals, &C., 80
70 Dessroy--Every form and specie Of vermia.
es&ss# A-.
"Costa"'.' Rat. R"eeh. &C., Exserm;nstor.
''Castar'.' Fed Bug Eztermina.or.
"Costar's" Electric Ps,rder for Iaseess, De-, DC
In 25e, SOC and 81 Boxes, Kettles and ylssss
- ovaud s 90 sizes for Plantations,
Shipss Boats, Hotels, TO-, Re.
a @
~ Sold Ersry,eAtrs--by
All WHOLESALE DHuooIsrs Ia large csties.
All RETAIL DRuooIsrs, 0RoesRs, &C., &c.
In all Country villaSss aud Towns.
Wholesale Agt's in New York CITY.
ss@s ssza
shiefsn Brothers / %. iHarrai. Ri.ley L Gitoasa
Is. a. Fahnestcok, 4 Co. Bu-h, Gale & Robinson.
A.! =: y. .. s.sd, c. v. wart, Close 4 20.
hsSsr 4 Hart. NcKisson 4 Robhius.
tlcga,nnn l. Co. ID. $. Barnes & o.
Hall. kuckel l. Co. In. G. Wells 4 TO
ahomas 4 Fulles. Lasclle. arb L 0asdner
ID. Orvis Illxll Dixon 4 Co
p psa,ss ! p s..,s Mower Trip 9! g:
nm Philadelphia. Pa.
7. W. Dyott 4 Son. Robert shoeu.ker 4 ca.
.. 4. F.hue.sOek 4 %. Tssaah. K,onssds / q. ~
ANS ornsas.
Boston, Mass.
g. : & S1 "eGa: T.. @. w sss rs..:'
st. Louis, No,
II. Biakslsy, add ethsss.
Chicago. III.
! T. |. REID REED. 4 !. c. 2, Lord + Smith.
AND orHsns.
-0.&
#s f.snr- v~#a '. ..- ..e
And al the rr.nc,pal cities and To~asis sss
WESTERN STATES.
1t McGregoT.
II. Z. Newell, Hoffman, Benton L Co.,
PRINCIPAL a-
WHOLESALE T. RETAIL AGENTS.
And by D~as;sts. G,"o.rs and taller. generally, In
the City ana County, ut Retail.
~ County Dealers can order as above "a
Or address orders diaeet--[or II Prices, Terms &c
desired - send for Circular to nealersl to
HENRY Il. COSTAR.
PRINCIPAL DsP"r--No. 5l2 broadway Opposite the
st Nicholas uOtei,l New York.
March - 1851 .w3p.
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EEvgELY. Mass Dec. IL, 1861,

BEVERLY. Mass Dec. IL, 1861.
II. c. SPALDlNG. Esq. .--..-... rf r..- ...
I wi h for some circulars or largo show bills to
bring your Cehaiir PiIll particularly before my
customers. II you have any thing OF the kind please
One Of INV customers, who ia subject to sick
Headache Casually lasting dsys.) cured Of
att ack in one hour by yoar pills which sent her.
Respectfully yours
B. WILKES
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NuEAr Flour and Bnrkwhea' Flour 1T - co pr,
w nvpdSsd, for sale by 5I eS1t.ss
HOFFMAN. DENTON 4 CO.
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y NrGregor. I. va
W K. MUIR. Sup't Detroit.
J. II. WHITMAN, General Travelling Agent, Nil.
Dec. s, ls6otf
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondencs Of The Star.

GEORGETOWN. March % Is6l
In the Star Of Tuesday was a letter cOpted from
the Memphis Avalanche, dated "Georgetown
College, March I, 1861, !" and sigued by "A Stu
oent We are authorized TO say that the state
menStontained in that communication are untrue.
OUT that four or I'VE Of the students did iHteHd 10
90 all that the writer says dove, had they not
oeen prevented by an officer Of the institution.
woo discovered them in time 10 spoil their sport
. VI { know that the officers Of the College allow
TOE boys to take no part In politics, and strictly
eulofce respect to authority, and cannot believe
tnat they would tolerats any unbecominy conduct
IN those committed 20 their charge Bows will
De COWS however, and all who manage educa-
uohaI esAoiishments know, to their cost that
ouhS America is had to control
nave We Guy FAUX among US, A dIabol-
lcai at'empt was made on Tuesday evening about
90 CLOCK, TO blow up or set IRE 20 the MAYORS
once, oy putting powder In the stove during the
absence OF the Mayor and Clerk, but fortunately
the charge was light one, and no DAMAGE re-
suited beyond blowing the top Of the sforessjd
stove Oh. SCATTERING the lower part OF that useful
article OF furniture little, and frightenino the
messenger (who lives In room above) a prea:
deal s'e"'
BY advertisement below your readers in Viz
GINA and the District will see that Mr. w Godey
has established that great convenience, a ferry
between Analostan Island and our city We
nope he will be well patronized.
See A. Newberger's advertisement below He
has dne stock of boots and shoes and promises
TO sell at panic prices
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Reports from Ieuisiana

NEw ORLEANS, March 20 The LouIsiap, Con.
ventlon TO day passed the ordinance permitting
insurance companies In that State TO invest their
capital In bonds OF the Confederate Government
The bonds of the Confederate Government for
i've millions will not be engraved and ready 10,
issue until the latter part Of Anil
Mr.. Memminger, Secretary Of the Treasury has
aPpoi nted four Of our largest bankers and mer.
chants comfnissi oners 10 receive PROPOSALS There
viii be no lack Of bidders.
An ord finance also passed the Convention trans
ferring the balance Of the funds If the sub
Treasury OF the United States at New Orleans
after paying certain drafs Of the Government a,
washington, TO the Confederate Government
Louisiana has held sacred this fund ror the nav
ineht OF United states claims Not a cent has been
touched by the State
The ordinance changing the elective judiciary
TO an appointed one failed for want OF quorum
on its final passage
The permanent establishment of the Southern
Confederacy Is fixed and unalterable A recogni-
ton Of its independency by the Jet black Repub-
hcen Government IL considered Inevitable.
The adoption Of the Constitution Of the Con-
Tolerate states by the Northern States 10 looked
upon a the only medium of a basis FOR a tr.,tv 81
fCNVnUiifatfOu ne coercion policy Is cons dered
as having expired by Limitation
The Florida Convention has ratified the Con.
federate States Constitution
The Mississippi Convention will ratify n unsn.
imousiy; but is di vided on the question Of sub.
uniting II TO the people
NEW ORLEANS, March 27-The State Conven-
ton to-day adopted an ordinance dividing I,oui.
siana into six Congressional Districts.
Also, an ordinance transferria az the public funds
to the Confederate States
An act abolishing the free banking system, and
Introducing the general charter system was passed
The Convention then ad burned siae die
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ARMY AND NAVY NEws.-The corvette Csm-
berland, which arrived at Norfolk on Monday,
from Vera Cruz, will be docked, as she leaks.
Business at the Charlestown Mass Navy \ ard
Is pretty brisk Just now. There are over $40 men
on the paw roll the disbursements average about
$40, 600. The steam-frigates Mississippi and Colo
RADIO, having been put last Fall In naval Trim,
could be fitted out for sea at short notice. The
last flag ship Of the China Squadron, the splendid
stsam-ffigate Minnesota, which went out new and
came home rotton, is housed, waiting commits
sion orders. She thoroughly overhauled
before being let out of the contractors hands The
Franklin, the hrst American man-of-war on which
the novel process OF conversion was tried, lying
In statu QUO and there Is no knowing whether she
will ever be finished not. The liners Ohio and
Vermont look they have looked for years. and
the Virginia remains the stoc ks where she was
placed when John q. Adams, who expected 20
see her launched, was President
The new Secretary Of the Navy will have plenty
of SQUADRON duty 20 provide ships for, AZ soon rs
be gets his department in order. The following
vessels are now nearly, quite, their full time In
commission: The Sabine and e. Louis, OF the
home squadron; the Congress, in Brazil; the Mo-
hican, Mystic, Sumpter, Portsmouth, ana san
Jacinto Of the African squadron; the Lancaster,
Saranac wyoming, and Narragansett, on the
Pacific station; the Hartford, John Adams, ana
saginaw, in the Chinese seas. The successors OF
even such Of these vessels have not yet seen the
specified two years active service, shonld be re-
ceiving their crews now AZ our navy yards
About $50 60 were paid 10 hands al 70 BROOK.
| lyn navy yard Uncle Sam has now hquidateo
| all his debts with the laborers.
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Virginia Convention.

RIcHMosD, March 2s.-This morning the Com
mittee OF the w hole defeated the amendments
proposed Yesterday to the majority report by a
At the evening session the first resolution wa
adopted.
The second resolution was taken up. IL reads.
that African slavery is a vital part OF the social
system of the States where IL exists &c
Mr.. Wise moved TO amend IL by inserting after
the word exists the words osnd Of the political
system Of the Federal Government This was
lost, yeas 81, nays 90. The resolution was then
adopted, and the Convention adjourned
The Senate passed the bill for the transfer of
the James River canal 10 the French company.
The rumors Of the transfer Of guns from the
Bellona Arsenal 70 Fort Monroe were the basis Of
resolutions in the House protesting against the
movement Of arms or the increase Of armament by
the Government within the limits OF the the State
substitute was offered, but no action was IA ken
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NEW GOODS!
SPRING GOODS F.,
SUMMER GOODS +,
DRY GOODS!

w. w. BURDETTE, at No. 351 Seventh ST.,
between / and X, has just returned from the North
with ve-y large and superior stock of DRY
GOODS, which will be sold at panic prices, viz:
go pieces French and ERgllsh Poplins, and other
textures of Grey Goods in price from s
cents per ward up to 81.
20 pieces Fancy Silks. from 81 d cents to 8 l50,
Spices Black Silk. very heavy, at 81,
ITO pieces Fine and Fast Color Jaconet Lawns, at
IN cents, worth 18I,
80 pieces Fancy Duoals, at l2 cents, such as were
sold last season at Is cents,
500 pieces English, French, and American Prints,
from Ga up to Is cents,
so pieces Challi he LANES, l21z, l8x and Is,
BLACK GOODS -Bombazin9s. Merinos, AIpa-
cas-, NJ. De Laines, Challies, Lawns, Ba-
rsge, Tissue and Grape Maret, very
cheap,
WHITE GOODS.-Linens. Cambrlcs, Cottons.
Suisse Mus Inns, and all other kinds of
White Goods,
A large stock Of Domestic Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods.
And ell other kinds Of goods which are kept IN a
Dry Goods Store. Ali Of which will be sold at
Panic Prices.
respectfully solicit call.
ONE PRICE-PLEASE REMEMBER!
No. 351 SEVENTH STREET,
Between and X.
ma 2s-6t w. w. BURDETTE.
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warIIke Movement, Of IN. Cs,

MEMPHIS, Tenn March 27.-Five hundred
Mississippi troops passed through here for Penss-
coin to-day. They had a military reception and
were enthusiastically received.
NEW ORLEANS, March % Two companies Of
Zouaves left for Pensacola to-day for active ser
vice.
Mobile advices say that troops and munitions
are constr ntlp moving In psns.onl-
Several companies were expected from North
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From Charlestou.

CHARLESTON, March 27.-The Convention will
adopt the Constitution without amendment ten
TO one. All State matters will be referred to the
State Legislature
The Governor will transmit communications 20,
morrow covering the military business executed
under the State sovereignty.
There is no change In the aspect Of affairs az
Fort Sumter. The works Of Morris Island are
vigorously prosecuted.
President Davis has made a requisition on the
State for troops for a purpose unknown. HS has
also called for 500 from Florida and 900 from
Georgia.
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TuRKEY-Celebration Of Waskingtos's B,,th
Iopdon Times writing on the LIST instant, syt:
.On Friday last there was reception al ne
American Minister'S, IN honor OF The ami versafy
~ the hirthday Of washington. AT ball In tne
sas.s., nsarIv ali the Representatives Of the
Europesn states were present, with the exccPuon
- 81 Henry Bulwer, whose absence has been the
occasIon Of much remark. IL appeared wa. soms
S,ss-,ence occurred between his excenency eno
The American Minister, In consequence OF tns
lstter having requested the members OF tns COPS
\ d,ploratigss TO attend the receptoa IN iun uns'
| sof,n TIE result was, that neither The Amosssar
4 A. NOR suy OF hisaffaehss were present" p
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Rev York Markets

NEW YORK, March % Flour dull and easier
State SIS 30a5 SIS; Ohio as 65s5.75, Southern IS 50
IS SO. Wheat dull and less firm. Corn dull;
mixed 66a7oh; new Southern white 6sa7lc Pork
firm; mess $40. $3.50 So. Lard dull ct esl0c
Whisky quiet at IL ka17K nc.
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HaItflanra rIarLats

BALIInoBE, March 90. - Flour firm; Howard
street and Ohio IS II; City Mills Is 90 What
active bat firm; red 81 pal 30; white 81 4Osl Is.
Corn steady; mixed 5ia56, yellow 56a5sc. Pork
dull-mess sl7; prime Sl4. Coffee nrm al aI3k q
l3Ac. Whisky steady.
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NoT1cs .-Dis:rict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be inherited In the BALTIMORE SUN are received
at and forwarded from TEE STAR once.
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LOCAL NEW S.

IL Though THE star IL printed on the fastest
steam press In use south of Baltimore, ib edition
10 % large s. TO require IL to be put TO press at
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In lefore II o'clock m; otherwise they may
Rot appear until the next day.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Foreign Fleets for the Waters Of the Uni,,s
I Ell e G. z A PHO.

NV YoEk, March ga Paris letter to- the
New York Times states that the French and Enc
hsh Governments are fitting out powerful Gee,
OF war steamers for the United States The sus-
gesnon came from England. France 10 10 fur
nish three rstclass frigates, and the English con-
tngent will perhaps be much larger. The aeet
is To sail with sealed orders.
Spain also 10 preparing TO send 4 formidable
naval force into the Gulf, though she IL not acting
In concert with France and England
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w $4,000
w ORTIZ OF BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS
or all Styles and Qualities,
AT GREAT SACRIFICE ON COST.
Store for Rsmt and FIXTURES for Sale.

All the Stock In 8. p. HOOVER'S STORE,
&$46o of LADIES', Gents', Childfen's and X4H0
1Seryants, SHOES. Al.o, TRAv-yS
cash great SACRIFICES usual retail selingiprices,
indeed much below original cost. The attention Of
the public il solicited, as great inducements will
be made to purchasers.
The above comprises o large stock Of the finest
quality French and Amer Gaters, Shoes, Boots.
&c., &c., for ladies and gentlemen.
The Store Is for rent and the Fixtures for sale.
Apply on the premises, Iron Hall.
N. B.-fhe above stock, either In whole or In
part, will be sold at private sale. To any one de
sirous of entering the Boot, shoe and Trunk Bust
ness TINS affords . better opportunity than may
again be presented.
Persons indeb ted will confer o favor by promptly
calling and settling thear accounts. ia 7-u
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
BOARDING.

BOARD AND RUOM.-Board, with Furnished
- Chamber on tho second floor, NAV be had at
Nc. ass Twelfth. between q and streets.
ma S8 st.
MRS. SMITHS BOARDING HOUSE, on C.
WI street, between Sd aad IA, Nos. 393 and 39l,
has several good Rooms unoccupied, on acoommo-
dating terms. ma IS ST.
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u AZ sesre no telling how long You may 70
main main united he Is opposed 70 coercion.
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SsrtS another column the notice ola adjourned
&c Getting In behalf Of the Indians, at Odd Fellows'
Hail. Seventh street. Several Indian chiefs VIII
be present., and an interesting time 10 expectedS
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The FIRE WKpSKspAY NieH1.-wednesday
night, about quarter past eight o'clock, police
man Carter, passing the Perseverance engine
house In Center Market Space, discovered that IL
was burning Inside. He, with one or two per-
sons who happened To be near at the time force d
thciT vGy In, anu sUrUSruoa H'-ssi..s 49,
heavy apparatus out and also the alarm bell a.,
which has been since its reception kept in the ap-
paratus room, because no belfry hsd been con-
structed for it. They went to work TO exiting uish
the FIRE, and ascertained that IL had been commu-
ncated from the apparatus room to the floor above.
II was exiinguished, but the appearance OF the
hall was ruined by the IRE and the water thrown
upon II. Policeman Carter, after a close exami-
nation, thinks the fire could not have been COM
municated bv any accident, bat was an incendiary
act and tina. the fire was put between the lathing
Of the apparatus room and the second floor. This
is the second time this engine house has been
fred
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PrxE Last evening nbout eight O'Clock, an
ular "a Of fire was raised caused by the burning Of
barn on Rock Greek, near Merfdian HILL The
liz hi caused an alarm in Alsrandria also, and
Their Are Companies turned out before Its locality
was-discoversd.1 - EasS
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fCO SEVENTH STREET.

4OU ETY. oINELf' 1FM
EdD.
I have Just received a nice stock of SPRING
CLOTHING. r u X N Nc GOODS
TRUNKS. HATS and CAPS. to which invite the
attention OF all IN want Of such articles. Nj y motto
is "A quick s,xpcnce IS better than a slow shi-
ling" Those IN want # Clothing we invite to
come and look a, our goods and prices snd II you
erth street is the place To get them: 4 have avery
large stock of SPRING HATS, which am sell
Ing TT - per cent. below their actual value. For
thoEe who w.nt to travel, have just rGceived q
large lot OF TRUNKS, hLiSES, and CARPEr
want good 7 runk, Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Hats, or Caps, there is no place where yon can
No. 4 SO seventh ST., opposite Post OfEoe.
j II. SMITH, C'othier,
mar Ia I'm No $50 Seventh St, bet. Il and J..
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IT, S rSf fl.ssss sssF.
ma 3 500 Pa. sv., bet. stk and 10Th sts.
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THE wRATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line 70 the smith
about = O'Clock.
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ANOTHER CASE OF FoRCIBLE ENIRY.-A few
months ago, Judge Purcell, of the Orphans
Court, In order to get possession of property be-
longing to him, but in possession of James Cole
man, Yves required to do so by the usual process
of ousting. Coleman again took possession, and
was arrested and fined for forci bic entry. Subse-
quently, Coleman exchanged the house for farm
In Virginia, with Mr. Minor, who put Nj r.
Williams In the house as tenant. Judge Purcell
getting knowledge Of the fact had a warrant for
the arrest Of Minor and Williams issued, and the
case came up before Justices Giberson and Fer
guson Yesterday for trial Mr. Minor claimed
his ri ht under the deed he had for the property
The justices decided differently, and fine Of $50
was assessed upon each, which, however, under
the peculiar circumstances Of this case lies over
for consideration of the justices, whether to en-
force reduce the fine The parties gave secu-
rity to appear on Tuesday next.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-The under
gIne Of seven horse power, in perfect order, with
an upright boiler.
Also Machine. with all tho sppurteninces, for
boring or drilling nrtesian wells.
, The above may be purchased for considerably less
than they cost, by Immediate application to WIN,
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