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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26
Frem Europe,

HALIFAX, June 25.-The steamship Eu,ona
from Liverpool on the 18th, via Queenstown on
the aoth, has arrived. She brings fI9O,OOO in
specie.
The House of Commons had agreed to sppoin,
committee to investigate the Galway subsid v
The London Times claims that ENGLAND will,
do It's duty, and leave the Confederates TO do
theirs, knowing she could net do them greater
mischief than by taking their part.
sixteen gunooata are be sent to the North
The crops in England Were making rapid pro-
gress The weather had been hot, and the corn
market had declined.
The annual meeting Of the Cotton Supply Asso-
result Of the exertions Of the association Were
reported to be rather discouraging Increased
efforts in India and Western Africa to raise sup
ply were urged In view of the American troubles
The American war had caused such an advance
In the prices OF cotton that many small factories
had been Obliged TO close, thus throwing thou
sands Of workmen out OF EN- ployment
The London Times, In an editorial on the deci-
sion Of the French Government on American
difficulties, which is in complete accordance
with that of England, says 1t must tend 10 con-
vince all reasonable Americans that in English
acts there is neither hostility nor double dealing
Mr.. Ten Broeck's horse optimist had won the
Ascot stakes. -
The British ministers were defeated In the House
OF Commons by majority of 100 on the PROPOSE.
tion to bestow one OF the seats by disfrancnise-
ment on the new metropolitan borough
The bill repeating the paper duty had finally
passed the House of Lords. - -
The Court Of Chancery has confirmed the de.
cree OF the lower court, restricting the manu-
ture Of Kossuth hungarian notes Fl
The Spanish Admiral has received Instructions
that II the Emperor Of Morocco refuses to ex-
change Litun for Margodore, the Spanish squad
ron Is to take possession Of the latter place by
force. So
The recoe milton Of Italy by France Is near at
hand. IL will be fastened by Count Cavour's
death. The Journal des Debats says IL Austria
crosses the Mincio, France must recommence her
duty, which was interru pied In 1852
: Count Cavour's policy would be carried out by
the italian Cabinet.
Kossuth Is about TO take up his rssidsnes In
Lombasdy, .q.sgil.ft 80
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The Rist st Muwalkfe.

MIIwAuKrE, wis, June ga riot occurred
here today, growing out Of banking Affairs,
supposed. The stack has been .scertsIned 70
nave been regularly organized. Throughout yes-
terday meetings were held 10 the upper wards of
the city. About 10 o'clock this forenoon, the
rioters marched from the sixth and ninth wards
through East Water street to MltcbeIls Bank.
attic king 10 with stones Bricks were thrown
ridding the windows completely. The clerks
oarricaded the doors In order to gain time ana
secure tie vzluaeles, which they did IN q great
measure. The mob then broke down the doors
and soon stripped the room Of everything, throw
ing tue furniture and books into the street Tue
Saie Bank. on the opposite corner. and e.
Martia's office was then att,cked and served ,p
IKE manner. The Bank OF Milwaukee was also
stoned, but little damage done Me.r
Alien ana mesregors real estate Office was com
Pleiely Quilted, and their books DESTROYED The
Jarean Bank was also an object Of their wrath,
but the mob hers were coutsnied wi IN only break
ing the Window
The Mayor and police were promptly on TIA
ground, but they were utterly powerless One
company OF forty men, the Montgomery Jiusrds
were ordered out, but declined 70 do suything
for fear they would De overpowered The Zousves
were then ordered out, and charged on %. mob.
winch immediately broke and run The streets
were thus soon cleared, and guards were stA.
uoned al the corner and at each bank
About dry Of the rioters were arrested and con
hned In jail under strong guard OF the Zousves
This evening the mob are in force in the second
and sixth wsrds, where inhama;ory speeches are
100 Neuc' Il NV udNc one Cannon, en0 IN eaten
an at'sck on the jail tonight unless their friends
are released The Governor has procls lined mar
nal law, and telegrsphed 20 Racine and Madison
Ict state troops. They will arrive to- night.
As lar as has been ascertain d the following
persons have been injured: Alex. L. Mitchell,
sightlyi Z. II. Larkin, Jr, paying teller Of Nit
chelIs Bank, badly bruised; Judge Starkwesther,
uamped on and badly hurt; Major Brown
Knocked down with a stone, and slightly hurt
Mr.. Hayden, boOk-keeper Of the State Bank
considerably hurt. One Of the rioters was Also
badly cut on the shoulder, and another had hi.
hand cut on One was wounded In the leg by
the thrust OF Z bsyonet
Fhe riot was caused bv the action of the bank
ers on Saturday I'm throwing out OF circuizton tie
notes OF large number of the banks Of this Sate
LsTER.-CHIcAGo, June 25.-Au 10 Quiet 1t
Milwaukee obey, ana although constant guard
Is kept ut the Jail and In the streets there 10 no
apprehension OF any disturbance.
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SECESSION TROOPS SCOUTING AROUND
ALEXANDRIA, AFTER MR.. wILET,

Especial Telegraphic Dispatch to the star
ALExANDRIA, June 8.-Yesterday, about one
hundred disunion troops, among them dark
skinned mer, habitted after the Indian fashion
somewhat, whom I believe TO be South Caro-.
nnians rather than Indians, as the neighbors
declare them to be, visited the farm Of Mr.. Wiley,
OF this city, NOW scjourning In Washington, } TO
seize him, IL there. His place 10 near Springfield
station, and not more than eight or nine miles
from here. Not finding him, they carried of and
kept for the day one Of his Irish labcrers, whom
they subsequently, let go at the solicitation OF Alb
Minor, who seemed to be plotting them. They
dined (nooned) at Daniel Minors place, and get.
ting wind OF the approach Of some two hundred
Union troops scouting around, thew re:reated in
the direction OF Fairfax Court House. Capt Mat.
Ball, released In Washington not long since on
his Parol,) hear, was with the party, though
doubt whether my Informant was really able to
identify him.
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Southern News

LOUISVILLE, June IS A gentleman from Nash
Vile reports two regiments OF Tennessee troops
were under marching orders for Knoxville
There were great hopes Of q Union triumph In
the LIST congressional district Of Kentucky but
the news comes in slowly. McCracken county 10
reported by gentleman from there a having
gone by pa for Union.
The shippers here are about contesting the
Legality OF the blockade Of the Nashville railroad
special dispatch to the Plcayune from Rich.
mond says the convention adopted an amendment
to the constitution OF the Confederate States Civ
ing Virginia the right TO secede in certain con.
tinpencies 49,
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Wa Movements ohie

CINCINNATI, June 25.-The Tenth Ohio regi-
ment left Camp Dennison yesterday 10. westssn
Virginia. The OH and 9TH will probably leave
tomorrow.
The remaining troops at Camp Dsnnison are
seven Ohio regiments, com priting 6 900 men, and
the nrst and second Kentucky regiments will
number TO 5000
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
UNION PICKETS KILLED AND WOUND
ED NEAR FORTRESS MONROE.
; Especial Dispatch TO the Star I

BALrIaoRE, June 26.-There 10 i report which
seems to be authentic, from Fortress Monroe, 10
the effect that accommodating parties, in two or
three directions yesterday, were fred upon by
concealed secessioniss, and four or Eve persons
killed, besides several wounded
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su.picIsus Vessel Seen eff Can, Rae.

ST. JOINS, n. F., June % "A screw steamship
was made out Of south Of Cape Race on Friday.
She stood In toward the land, but would not an
swer the signal made by the operator, and went
on 70 the southwest. The next day apparently toe
same ship was seen sixteen miles west Of the Cape
under sail, standing northwest. her movements
are regarded az suspicious She NAV however
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Latest frem Missouri

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The Democrat hes special
dispatch from BoOnville saying that Gen. Lyon
addressed the citizens Of that place yesterday and
expressed desire TO be furnished with horses and
wagons. This morning his request was re-
spOnded to, and he procured all he wanted. This
would seem to indicate an overland movement to-
wards the Arb ansas border
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

FoTIcE.-DirKict OF C~:-ua5is Advertisernens
70 be Inserted h She bAL7IHeKE sUs are received
Of ard iO:rzFded from Tx STAR O1ace.
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Congregational EIeo,iep.

WEKEsBARKE, Pa, June 24-H B. Wright.
Union candidate for Congress from the twelfth
congregational district, 10 Glected over D. K Ran
dali, democrat, by large majority
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A DISTRESSING AccIDKNT.-The family of Mr..
T. 3, Magruder has been spending the sum er at
Warrenton, Va. Mr. NJ. has just received infor-
bis neck. Mr.. M. started fOs Warrenton on get
ting the sad intelligence. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

HfRAM wooD.-This individual, who was ar,
rested on the 18th instant a spy-in tie camps
near the city. and against whom the test mony,
though circumstantial, was quite strong p,o-
pessd 10 take the oath Of allegiance. Upon doing
this Il Is ordered that he be released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

FIsHr.-Yesterday, little row occurred among
the soldiers on Eleventh street near Carusi's
saloon which attracted a large crowd Of soldiers
and citizens at that point IL was kept up till 1t
played out. nobody being very seriously hurt,
except the more steady ones Of the same uniform
seeing their uniforms disgraced In that way
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ZOuAvK HURT Yesterday afternoon, one OF Ia,
Fire Zouaves was taken TO Gllnans drugstore {,
have wounds dressed received at restaurant II
the neig hborhoOd he was badly cut about tn,
Eead, aud bled profusely,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

BEEvEs an immense drove Of fin,
beef cattle passed through the city from the rail
road depot to the Government grounds, near Ia,
National Monument. The drove attracted m9cl
attention. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

CENTRAL GrARDHousR cAsEs The only case
for trial this morning was VIM. Kane, who wal
arrested for being drunk and disorderly, and
ts.eaiening his wife. He was sent down to the
WorS house for 30 days. .r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

The PRESIDENT and Mrs. Lincoln. Mrs Grims-
ley, and Hon. Schuyler CoifaI, attended Yesterday
afternoon, by invitation, at the camp Of the Carl
baldi Guard, the funeral Of private who was
Obsequles, which were very impressive The
Presidcnt afterw ards revIe the Thirty seventh
New York Regiment, and was most enthusiastic
cally cheered.
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ANOTHER SPY.-On Monday a mnn presented
niR.ef a. the fortihcatons over the river claim
ing % be United states officer appointed to In
spect tie enchmsnts, &c. After being shown
about little he was politely requested by an
offcex To produce his papers authorizing him to
make DE Examination, 10 viii ch the spy demurred
intsotIon ~ get,,nJ ont oS the line, "a sooa :.
possible SQ.Picion was at once aroused, and
guard ordered 10 arrest him, whereuPOn he made
for "Dixien In not haste. The outer pickets
however brought the gentleman to. and ne WA at
once delivered over 10 the solcitous attention Of
she guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

CORPORATION CERTIEicArEs-We have seen a
proof OF these certificates, which IL highly credi-
The certificate before US bears the following In
scription: Corporation Of w ashingto ton, d. Z
This Ger ihcate will be received of the value OF
i've dollars, in payment Of any taxes or licenses
due this corporation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-06-26

PAINFUL AccIDEST-Yesterday, Mr.. Harrison
w. Hardy, an employee of the Public Gardener
while engaged In cutting the dead wood from the
shade trees on the north SIDE Of the avenue near
Ninth street, fell and was so seriously injured az
10 make /; necessary to carry him home in coach
1t WIS found that he was badly injured internally
Mr.. James stone, under whose direction he has
been working, represents him as an excellent man
and good workman.
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>.spEx 80 pKATH-A fne-looking horse fell
h.-V street bstween Fourth and Fifth, about
dead o.. %sfdsy. II was said that boy had boon
sunset yea, ~sf eli The afternoon, and when the
riding the d. ~ isft tI' = = . -5T
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The DISTRICT VoLUSrRKRs-

HEADQUARTBRs Fig HTH BATTALION ID C. VI
Camp GrtGt Fails, June %, I6GI.
Dear Star: During Saturday night we left our
pleasant Camp Clay near Tennallytown The
order was received by our boys with the greatest
Joy, and with song We marched to the Chain
Bridge, where canal boat was waiting for US
Wagons were unloaded and hundreds Of hands
on board than our craft commenced to sink Our
hard bread was sOftened In double quick time,
and only part Of stores saved are III FOR issue
Orders TO advance were soon given and led by
cur M+jor. we took the aqueduct road to the Falls
our wagon train taking The river road
Here We are, and everybody comprehends the
importance OF our position, and knows that we
are near the enemy, with whom a meeting has
been 90 long expected. The duty Is hard Every
day whole company IL Out on guard bu, no.
body complains. Odcers and n n are content
and are tue, and burn 10 meet tue enemy TIE
occasion may come, aad pity those who have to
receive our first German blows.
Our Leisure times We enjoy, too, fishing, sing
insi and little lager does much to keep our
spirits up. The Major has ordered bridge 10 be
mu 'ication between our camp and advanced
posts
The st q Of the battalion Is composed Of Major
GerhaTdt Becker, Adjutant; Oh. Krause Ser
geaut Major; - SPringman, Quartermastsr
Company A. Washington Rifles CAPTAIN
Loefer; First Liel 'tenant, Happ; Second Lieuten-
ant, Richie.
Company 3, Turner RiAes-Captain, Braun;
First Lieutenant, Oily; {, Sond Lieutenant, SHAM
berger.
Company C, Turner Riaes-Captain, KTzyzan-
owskii First Lieutenant, Gallel.s Second Lieutsn-
ant, Pabst.
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WASHINGTON

4 " FhoNlDENCE hOSPlTAL.
This Institution, whIo is under the control .,a
i direction o; Sisters of Charity, experienced in
| nursing and hosDital manag ement, is now open -
the Capitol aud Immediately opposte The vel
Known arroll mansion, on Second street cast.
tons recently made we eIed 70 So .as ale
| Pottes; Inc grounds are extensive and vel aid
and shade trees, evergreens and Towering sbruS,s
,isr ISyasPcs Hospital 4 Admiralty suited 70 pa
tages OF hospital and vet enjoy all the csmiorts
| and qnIet Of Pn .ate house. All persons suffer
curing surgical or medical TIRE atment viii be sd-
mirtsd upon complying with the regulations ani
PATIENTS VIII be TeceiIed in the wards az four
Sts per week, or by asasement ssR have Pm
ceve a. the care aId attention ter cases may re-
surgeon in charge of the house, except When pa
SsssbRe [dsi tn s, 10 smPSs his eva physician s
profession in the District an 60 ualty Of privISSes
IN this Institution. and every ply siciad who NAV
win be carefully nursed and his medcsl drePStie eI.
faithfully executed. js is-soIm
W. BOYS, CLOTHING.
w e Have received within the last dsy or two n
ING, embracing all styles Of low priced me6Ium
and hne sEaliaes, whIoh We are selling very
NALL. STEPHENS q CO..
na Sa2 ia; sy:, bssyssn sth and ION ats.
ITAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
CLOTHING. ana HATS aud CAPS. % shios i
Il hsys one Of he incest ss.Ort%snt. n sOads f.
this 0is'' and ODER them a vs5 NsI Isy prices:
ie 7-lm No. $50 s.vsnth ST. opp. Post oeca.
SELLlNG OFF AT HALF PRICE Our
- entire stock OF hsadsome FloanoeA Bsrese
Robes. IN tlSck and eolors; al Lawn and OrgnDcS
Muslin Robes. We desire To close oct this portIo1
OF stock st once, for cash, and shat offer Erest
J. w. COlLEyk co
je24 lO.eO 523 Seventh street, above Pa sv
tyM.C MILLER's UNION sTARIE- Co..
w NER OF AND6TH STkKKTs, w.sR-
INGToN, p. Y. Rear Of BrOlsn's Relsi, dor. IN
Eer w. a.. turner's Stables. t-Horse., "a
CarrIsg &C. and Ruggles for hire, sale exoan "a or
aEel az livery 5J the day, week, or month. on res
js2l-lm. ALBERT BELL. A,.D,
GUNBoATs FoR TIE WESTERN RIyERs
QuARTEENAsTyR tsESKzAI's Oprycr
NashtaEtoz, gHn3 ~, lfls1
PROPOSALS arr invited Tor coastruar.ns a..
eats upOA the Western rivzrs
-Specihoatlous will be INN STATELY pre- nared ana
nay De exsmu nod st the QuArtermastsrss (l n q -
Cinolnnatl, Pit sbuogk, and at this once -
fropCs1ls from boat hull. ers and epsins- h,tlx
ere alOne will be considered. e~
sSs sSS%ied BY S'adsrs VIII be taken in.a
hW Qaar.srmssss, ssIsrs. 6 "a q r ss.s..
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ARRIVED a. CATERS Wharf, foot Of Thirteen
snd-s- half street, &C boomers John Wilson, Hardy;
Oceols, Whsatley; Nsgshead, Kirby; Motive,
saeNsmar; sarah Bibby, Dawes; all with cargoes
Of coal Cor Mr.. T.. NJ. Keys.
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ALL THE Fools NOT DEAD YET A party OF
burglars were At no little trouble last night 10
effect an entrance by means Of a rear win dow into
the STAY office. Whist on earth the sim oletons
expected to Ind about a newspaper Office rasseE
In the way Of money or valuables, their disap-
poin.ment must have been immense. Having
rummaged the ONCE, and inspected the stock OF
coal in the cellar, they seemed to have come to
the conclusion that they could do better in our
neighbor Leary's cigar ttoFe. That gentleman
however happened 10 be- sleeping In his premises
and hearing them working At the knob OF his
door, called out to Inquire their errand, where
upon the fellows took alarm and decamped with
bfeak-neck preci pitancy. The fact taat a set Of
thieves should seriously waste their valuable time
In ransdckinga printing office with the ex pecta-
ton OF making the job pay, shows that the fools
are not all dead yet ..
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csixrsAL corKT.-Yesterdsy, the trial Of w M.
Bsyliss fer killing James Moran, was concluded
the jury hnding verdict Of acquittal. The pfi-
soRer wAs At once discharged.
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MILITARY ARRIvSLs.-The Second Vermont
Regiment 10 expected at the depot this afternoon
a. p. IN. by way of the Northern Central rail-
ment, also on the way by the Northern Central
il expected to arrive at p NJ. Three cars laden
with horses for the Second Rhode Island Repi-
ment are on the way. An immense quantity OF
provisions and equipments are at Locust Point
Baltimore, awaiting transportation TO the army
Vast amounts OF stores are being removed from
the depot here by teams to the camps.
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Local VS..

u Though faz SzsE Is p.in.eG or the faste=f
Eesm rrp=s N re 18th q. Baltimore, is edition
u % lSge to REQUIRE /! 10 ~ put 70 press at an
early hour; Advertis reGSS, thessfore, should be
sent In before u o'clocS n etk.rwi,e they may
aot sppear Until the nrzt day
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CUrGHs.-The sudden chsases of our climate are
sources OF fI!Z7CAITy, ST0gthjGl aud hS'hudtic
dFeettoaS. Experience having proved That ample
ren!edlss otIsn act speedily aud certainly when
taken IL the early sts. OF the dSoaBe, recourse
should 1t once Go had 10 "I2Tot1n'S ByoncAsa
I}ochsS," or L0kenses, let the Cold, Cough, or ir-
rltaGOu OF the Throat be slight, as by this
pTscautlo. move serious attack may bs efeotualy
vsrdet OFF. Public Speakers and Stngsrs will ind
them eitootua for clearing and strengthening the
voice. See advertisement de i-lY
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NOTICR-The person calling himse' John Feb
req, OF Virginia, who figure, IN the Star's police
report OF Yesterday. a. having been arrested AID
committed 10 jail for larceny, is no. John Edwa d
FeDrey, of Alexandria county, Va. tie son Of
,NIcholss Febrey, but a northern man, VII , SAYS
ne has lived at ry IN eXGnd ia AID DI aInsvIl!e.
he under ned feels this expacation TO ge du q
t. a!A-seif AMI ths man, fl snds of his family.
IL John EpWIED FEpRry
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. ss... ss+ , ave-. ia. se s ;s''
"a 2-eoly ,. & "a
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A BRAwL.-A lot Of drunken soldiers Yesterday
afternoon got into row at the corner Of Pennsyl-
ysnia aseaue and Eleventh streets, In which a
colorsd man Yves shot In the knee. The drunken
men went into a house near by, and broke the
soldierifke manner. Officer Tanning attempted
70 arrest Of them, and was beset BY the 80 uad
and outrsgeously beaten. One Of them was finally
taken TO the guardhouse, and fned for disorderly
behavior. ..t H'. ."
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To TIE AFFLICTED BE sure to read the adver
tsement of MCf.oan's STRENGTHENING Cordial anI
Blood PurheT. IN another column. II
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Persons desiring pennies Will always find them
for exchange st the Star Office counter. Il
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WHERE 10 HEINZ. Seibert, a Fairfax county
Unionist- lately driven 10 this city from Virginia
by Secessionsts len his house Four-and- s-ba u
street south, Monday evening, and has not since
be<u heard from. His family are concerned about
his unexplained absence, 50 long continued, and
fear Ae hzs fallen vctem To ueachefy. ANY
word Of him left ~ Mr.. Il. Clark's store,
corner Of Four and hsH and III streets south will
be thankfully received. ~ .. ,
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LAFAYETTE INsIITU- .tIs. ,s,sII KNOWN insti-
,.1,1o. ,i, hcS.ehi Of srsis 10 thePrinci-
pal, takes place at the New YorA ~ the other
to- morrow evening, when, in addft, y. tS1rya
Interesting exercises CT the OCCASION 80 a
IL to De delivered BY Rev q hayen, Chap
the Eighth Masszch usetts regiment
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NRw OPTICAL EsTABLIsHAKNr.-ES Elsewhere
win be found the announcement Of Mr.. 81. !.
Fr.nkIIn, opticisa. Mr., Franklin comes from
Phuadel phis, wi,hthe ghest recommendations,
I'D his stock Of optical lnstrpmenu Is undoubt-
=. - one Of The finest ever opened here HIS I'M
co. spectacles and eyeglasses are specially
p,os.s~ 1I-ntOn Of persons needing sue b sEti-
woasn Tie '-aoklinis Place 10 at No. IA Pennsy4-
80. VI ss1vssa TweIfIh and Thirteenth