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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-12
FORETGN NEWS.

ST. JOINS, via SACKyILLE, June 3.-The
Adratic, from Galway on the 5rh, arrived.
Lord John Russell announced in Parlia-
ment that the Government had determined
to prohibit privateers and armed vessels
bringing prizes to British ports That
France intended to abide by the law pro-
hibiting privateers from remaining in por
over "a hours. He said England had sent
propositions to Washington, based on the
declaration of the Paris Congress, and that
Napoleon will soon visit America.
Public writers had received warning to
moderate their tone against the Catholic
clergy.
The attention of Government was called
in the House of Commons to the fact that
France was largely augmenting her navy,
especially in iron-plated steamers.
In the House of Lords there was a dis
cussion on the India supply of cotton.
Earl Grey pledged the Government to do
all in its power to advance the growth of
the staple there.
Alta meeting of the great ship company,
it was stated that the employ ment of the
great ship by the federal government would
not be in accordance with the Queens pro-
clamation.
1t appears that the great powers will
guarantee the integrity of the Papal terri
tory.
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Defense OF MEMPHIs.-The Appeal of
Thursday says:
The city proper is about to be pat in trim
for welcoming unlimited visitors to stay
"tll Gabriel blows his horn" The bluff is
to be protected by breastworks of cotton
Yesterday the bluff between Court and
Adams streets was thus lined with bales.
Each of the streets, in the city, with the
exception of Madison and Jefferson, is to be
thus barricaded. With breastworks on the
bluff and breastworks in the streets, Mem
rhis will be in war trim
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@YU.V-DRKEs.

AfUSN UHAkSs
~ Almonds. Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecaps, Eng
iish walnutz, figs, rasius, currsnts, rock candy,
oysters, sardines alum, epson SALTS roll birthstone
sulphur, operas, madder, extract Of logwood in
digo, cream tartar soda, bed cords Of all kinds TO
bacco Of all kinds, backing, batting, nutmsgs CT
of all kinds, ginger, and ground, spanish
moss, glass ars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard pep
per sauce matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder
safety fuse. SOAPS Of all kinds starch. teas, vine
gar. camphor, letter, note, cap, aud fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops.
wooden bowles, JUN paste, cinnamon, dried beef
itish lustre, bonnet boards, ia coffee, ink oil
nails SASH glass spirits turpentine, alspice soda
pain killer, Iiquoric4, &c, &c, Dr..
A supply of the above KEEP: constantly on hand,
and for sale low bv s. E. GILBERT / Co.
iune5 No 4Sycamors st.
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..ORONRR' s I'VE UR sT.

Ton 0-N-ER'S I'VE URST.
Held the goth day of May, 1861, in the Town
ship of + night, County of Vsnderburgh, over the
hody of Mary T. COrney, whose body was found at
Esaqire Vans residence, on the Newburgh Read
The verdict of the Jury that the de sased came
TO her death by being accidentally shot, fro gun
supposed to be in the hands of George L. Robinson
The deceased about eight years of age, and had
her person, far We haze been enabled to
astertain, nothing. may2i-3wd
May 21st, 1861. JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner
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~ An Sc ED OH, SS-Er4s n z114s Es,
AS SPIRITS TURPENTINE, AND SASH A
supply kept always on hand and for sale by
S. f. GILBERT & co.
June6 No. + Sycamore st.
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20 " Garden Rakes.
so :" Shovels and Spades,
Is g Manure Forks.
Is Cow Bells, heavy.
25 a" Meal Selves.
IS " Coffee Mills.
80 /" Hand Saws.
3 cases Hook-tooth z Cut
Saws.
8 cases Mill Saws.
S casks Curry Combs, (heavy
English.
200 doz Augurs.
SO doz Chisels and Gouges.
500 doz BUTCHERS" Files.
200 doz Locks and Latches.
1900 gross Gimlet Screws.
200 doz Butt Hinges.
60 doz Strap and T Hinges.
1900 doz Table Knives.
600 doz Pocket Knives.
100 doz Shears and Scif sors.
so doz Razors, Wade G. But
cher's.
10 cases "OHIO TOOL CO.'S
extra BENCH and other
PLAN IS.
Blood's & Waldron Scythes,
100 doz.
Briar Scvthe--, 10 doz.
Scythe Snathes, so doz.
Grain Cradles, 25 doz.
Forks, 2, 3, & 4 prong, rs doz.
Scythe Stones, 200 doz.
Hav Rakes, Wood, 25 doz.
S cases Percussion Caps.
so, 900 Fish Hooks.
Is Gross Buffers Backing.
so coils Manila Rope.
Is coils Cotton Rope.
800 lbs Twine-Hemp, and
Cotton.
300 lbs Cotton Trot Lines and
Staging.
Together with
Gun Barrels and trimmings.
Patent Well Curbs.
Pump Chain and Gearing.
Platform, Counter, and Tea
Scales.
Japanned and Stamped Tin
ware.
SO bdls Iron Wire.
Whips and Lashes.
Combs, Porte Monnaies, land
Needles,
Cabinet Hardware & Tools.
CooDers' Tools, (Rochester.)
5000 # very best brand of
Gum Betting.
500 lbs Gum and Hemp
Packing.
1000 # Gum Hose.
100 lbs Copper Belt Rivets.
TRs sSE exclusive attention 70 'D' OAA'A -
Ny Foreign and American Goods are all made NJ
FOR ME-, from orders and samples
given the Manufacturers several months before
hand, thus securing Goods exactly suitable TO my
trade OF the best quality and the lowest possible
prices, bceange they all come from rst hands. This
is self evident.
Cash and Prompt Customers
Will fnd my establishment the very place, as am
.fter the BEST TRADE, and entirely satisfied with |
low figures TO all such.
Prices reduced 10 per cent,
Fully, on many articles of Hardware.
C. S. WELLS,
mar16-tiH July Sign OF the Golden Mill Saw.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
P r o PO S AL

For Part of the WAR LOAN of the
State of Endl ma, in the City of In
dIanapOIts, and Ina the City OF
New York.
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Straypd stolen, from stable in Ev BsvilIe,
a bay horse about sixteen hands high, white spot
in forehead. No other white marks. He is six
years old, lifts his feet quick and high when
trotting- We viii pay liberal reward for the
fnrn Of the horse to STABLE any inf .rmation
hat will lead ia his recovery.
may3tIwd 3ww RICHARDSON L BRTrToS.
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Special Notices.

s,auaefhfns- That Meier EafEs,-We he al
q good deal, through the press, Of "inf,llble =
medicines but the only reliable proofs of the reat
! excellence Of medical preparation its Gales
I Tn this respect, H0STETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS defy competition. No curative attain
ed the popularity in the time. Sever
years ago it was not known of private practice
Now the sales amount to two thousand BOTTLES
day. Every agent Of the proprietors make thu
same report; cures parvellous-coDidence of In
people in the preparation stronger every day-de-
mand continually Increasing. Letters pour in b
every mail announcing its wonderful effects IN Dys
pepsia Liver Complaint, General Debility Diarr-
hoea, D sentery, aud all complaints of the stom-
ach and excretory organs. 1t is not only efficient
but ralatahle, being the most agreeable Of all the
Ritters at present before the public june1l-rwd
HoHOpay's O6ntmsnf-BOfIs, E'fmpies
Tumors, &c,-Thc pernicious nostrums advertised
as Cosmetics corrosive, mineral and vegetable
extracts, which not only destroy the skin, but la,
the brs3 of innumerable facial disorders and ever
partial paralysis of the nerves Without the bane-
full consequences, Holfoway's Ointment will per
form all the cures of which the others boast, but
fail to effect Sold by all druggists at 25c. &c. and
81 per pot.
ES45- Again, another proof that BGR JAF E'S
HALLAND BITTERS is worthy Of recommenda-
ton
g The plain ard upright Mary Van Sliedrecht, p
daughter of Van D. ke, had last spring dangerous
sickness, hut got far we'll that she could leave he
bed and be of the doctors treatment, but kept
lingering on, that she could get appetite, ans
could not get strength enough to do her household
work, till wi hin few weeks past. She used one
bottle Of the Bitters, which, with The help Of Cod, |
has given her strength, and she feels quite we'll !;
for which her husband gave me, the undersigned, |
his thanks. for having recommended the Bitters (,
his ifa, and requested have the insert
ID in the sheloygan Nieuwsbode''
L. DODGE
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The above il a literal translation from the last |
number fthe Sheboygan Nieuwsbode
june4-Imd6w
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HOrse Stolen.

Stolen or strayed about the goth inst, from the
Maxwell farm, two miles horih of Evansville,
roam Horse, about 10 hands high. very thin in flesh,
and was without shoes when he left. We will give
q liberal reward for the recovery of the horse.
mayo KELLER WHITE. Druggists.
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L. DODGE.

The above il literal translation from the last
number the Sheboygan Nieuwsbode.
iune4-Imd6w
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GEORGETOWN.
Corresyondsnos of TIE Star.

GEoRsErowN, March Is, 1851.
We learn that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
near the Great Falls has been ubsantially rebuilt
and navigation Is fully resumed. Some wheat
has been received, thus enabling our -four mills
70 commence operations; and several boats laden
WIN coal and detained along the line Of the canal
during the winter. have arrived In the last few
Gays Boats are now being. loaded with coal at
cumberland, and the arrivals will increase daily
shipments have commenced from Rays dock
ana large coal trade is expected the ensuing
season We understand that heavy orders have
already been received from eastern ports and
vessels are In demand, although no rates Of
lished.
Our city councils, in joint convention last even
Ing, elected Jefferson Robinson a. police officer
tor tne town at large, In place Of J l.. shaekle
Brown police officer In the third precinct I'm
place OF Jas. Veitch, dismissed by the Msyor
The Board Of Aldermen concurred in the cleo
uon OF Thomas Donaldson as messenger Of the
two boards, and in the adoption Of the rules of
the last corporation
Resolutions in favor Of Andrew Carol, James
McGsrrity, and Bogue Donnelly, passed both
An ordinance for the better regulation OF III.
market-house and the repair thereof, passed the
Board OF Common Council, after a lengthy de-
pate, az also did the resolution appointing two
additional trustees Of the poor and workhouse At
salary Of S25 per annum each.
we have been requested to make the suggestion
that the person who strikes the hour on the bell at
the Cotton Factory through the night, had better
omit that operation unless the time 10 given cor
rectly. Several mistakes Of an hour or two have
been brought to our notice. IL is great conve-
nience to our citizens IL the hour is given correct
~, as the bell Is heard at great distance and
might supply the want Of town clock
The funeral services Of Mr.. John Wilson, at
Dunoarton street NJ. E.) Church, yesterday after
noon, were attended by a large number OF persons
and an eloquent and impressive sermon was
preached by Rev. DIR. Bocock, Of Bridge street
(Presb Church.
=. Georgetown advertisers may leave their adver-
EASEMENTS at DIR. Barnards, at Crandel's, or at ia
Bridge street
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Fires at New Yerk-Less Of LIZ

NEW YORK, March ia fire occurred NJ
Thorp's Union Square Hotel building mi. morn
ing, which destroyed the wardrobes and regnlis
OF the Holland, Pacific, Crescent, Benevolent and
Afcsna Lodges OF MasOns, the Metropolitan Cha o,
Ter Royal Arch Masons, Ceur de Lion and co.
iumoia Encampment Of knight Templas. The
building was entirely DESTROYED Total loss from
twenty to twenty-five thousand dollars A Are
also occurred this morning on Orange st., Brook
lyn, on the premises Of the American Hoop skirt
Company. Susan Wilson, the daughter Of the
proprietor OF the buildings, jumped 20 the ground
from the ffth story and was killed Anna Trsiper
was taken out OF the building by the nremen in
an insensi BILE state. Her recovery IA doubtfpI
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From Leuisiana.

BARON RoeUE, March IL "A resolution suthc.
rzng the transfer Of the State military 70 the Pro-
visional Government, and requiring all volunteers
to enlist under that Government, passed the House
to-day.
A joint resolution was introduced In the House.
requiring the State Convention 70 submit the per
manent Constitution Of the Confederate States %
the people, or that Convention should be elected
by the people for that purpose IL was objected
10, and laid over under the rules
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~ NURSERIES n
20 t l. Nm AEN HILL.

The proprietor invites the attention of the public
TO his extensive assortment of TREES and
sHRUBBERY.
The stock Of Ornamental Shade Trees in partio-
uar is of the largest, both in quantity and va
riety, that is offered for sale In the United States
and consists Of well grown and thrifty trees.
The stock of Ornamental EVERGREENS pre-
sents an assortment Of Trees of the finest quality,
the specimens being rema' kable for the vigor OF
trees have been shifted as often as FIVE times in
order TO multiply their roots and insure SUCCESS In
ansplanting. OF several thousand thus shifted
during the last season not one failed to grow. The
lust Of EveIgreens includes ,OO White Pine, Z to
and other Varieties Of fns size and Appearances.
Also, FRUIT TkEES aud ORNAMENTAL
SHRUBBERY great variety.
The circular ca alogue Of Small Frults, suoh a.
Currarts, GooseberIes, Black RaspbeTries,
and strawberries will be fu rnished on application
through the Post Once otherwise.
JOSHUA PIERCE,
Nurserymen, Llnnean Hill,
ma 7-eo2v (ynt.b near Washington, ID, G,
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Virginia LegisIature-The Cenye ut,sn.

RICHMOND, March 15.-The House has passed
the bill for the transfer Of the James River Canal
to the French Company. The Senate ha, not
acted
In the Convention to-day Mr.. Conrad advocated
the majority report on the Committee on Federal
Relations. He maintained the legal right of Sc
cesson, though he thought the policy Of the
South should be TO make a proper demand for
amendments to the Constitution, and be believed
the North would aocede 70 them
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The Southern Congress

MONTGOMERY, March l5.-Tbe Injunction of
secresy was to-day removed from the act in rela-
ton to the sale Of African negroes. The President
objected 10 the sixth section Of the act, which
authorizes the sale Of Africans 20 the Highest
bidder as being in opposition that clause Of the
Constitution which forbids the African slave trade
end mandate 70 legislate efectually 70 prevent
The same. The vote to pass the act over the veto
was yeas IS, nays %. Nothing Of interest trans
PRED In the open session today. Congress will
certainly adjourn tomorrow
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The CASE OF FRAuD.-Upon the appearance
to-day Of Freeman Orme witness In the case of
r. w. Clapp and II. M True, who are charged
with the fraud upon L. Johnson & Co of this
city, by which that arm were defrauded Of near
IS 600, the case was taken up by Justice Dom,
and concluded by requiring bail in s5 600 each
for trial at court, and final commitment in
default.
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Petersburg, Va, Gone for Secession.

PETERSBURG, March Is The polls were closed
this evening al sunset, with the following result
Whole vote cast ,6il; vote in favor Of Instruct
Ing the delegates 70 the Convention 20 vote in
favor Of Secession Ordinance s79 against In
stuetion 7o2 The Union vote in February was
1,039; against i27.
An immense procession was formed at the close
Of the polls, headed by band, aud secession Gags
were displayed. They escorted Mr.. Pryor 70 the
depot, an he speaks in Richmond to-niRht
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Mlsseari State Convention

ST. Louis, March IL I'm the Convention TO-
day Judge Gamble offered a series Of resolutions
to appoint delegates TO the Virginia State Conven
ton, In accordance with the invitation from that
Statei which, by request Of the Committee on
Federal Relations was ordered 70 be printed
Yesterday and to-day were almost entirely de-
voted to debate the majority report Of the Com
mittee on Federal Relations
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DIED,
On Friday. the 18th of March, 1861, Mr.. VIM
CERT HERBERT, of Charles county, Md,
aged q years, leaving wife and three small chill
drcn to mourn his irreparable loss.
In this city, on Friday evening. the 18th instant,
at halfpast o'clock, WILLIAM g. PETIT,
eldest son Of Richard and Mary A. Petit, In the
18th year OF his age.
rhs funeral will take p ace from the residence of
his father on tbs corner of Second and Mar SITS
Geore etovn, on sunday (to-moIrow) evening, the
18th instsnt, ct half past s O'Clock, which his
friends and the friends Of the family req uested
to attend without further notice,
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Reports from louisiana, Alabama ana
Texas

NEw ORLEANS, March N-Ben Mcculioca
arrived to-day nom Texas en- rosfe for Monteou-
ery He reports that GOV Housten left Auth d,
avoid further communication with the Couvsn-
uon III Gov. Houston refuses 10 take an oath te
support the new Constitution he will be depossd
The Southern Congress win adjourn on sstur-
The South Carolina Convention meets the wsea
After next,
Gov Roman, Commissioner to w.shington, 10
detained by sickness
The Louisiana Convention will adjourn inn.
mediately after the ratification Of the Constitution
In the Alabama State Convention strong debats
arose an 20 the propriety Of recommending that
another Convention Of the People be called 70 rsti.
~ or reject the Constitution. test vote however
decided against calling q new Convention by ave-
81, naysd IS.
Without ratifying, and 10 allow all TO discus,
us merits, the further consideration Of the subiect
was postponed until tomorrow
il Is credited at Montgomery In the hirhe,t
circles inst We forts will be evacuated by order Of
tne Accumulation at Washington. A great
sense OF security prevails IL 10 fully believed that
Lincoln will not attempt coercion
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Victims q sell Abuse and Secret Riseases should
under the Clarendon Hotel, corner sixth street and
Pa. avenue, Immediately opposite the National
and TX Dr. eo N.
ylrulent forms OF Gonnorrhea, elect, Syphilis,
NoSturnsl Emisnens. Strictqres, and %eskpess
can b sent b. NAL. Once hours rom 9, m % 10
pm bh-lm
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NOT HARD TO TAkE-The ale now being made
by Coleneau at the brewery in this city is unsur-
passed by aAy other ever manufactured in the
United States, we care not where. Ale drinkers
among US, II they would get the best article,
should be sure to call for It.
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Stern at Norfolk

NORFOLK, March l5.-we have q heavy snow
storm here. Much damage expected on the coast
The steamer Adelaide and the Ben Deford for
Baltimore, have been delayed. The crop Of early
fruit and vegetables 10 thought to have been de-
stroyed by the storm.
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From Califoruia

FORT KKARNEY, March.-The California Pony
Express arrived here to-day with dates from San
Francisco 10 the I'd inst The steamer Of the Let
took out S729 900 in gold dust
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NoTicz.-DisEict Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be Inserted In the BALTIMORE sur are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Once.
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FROM THE Postmaster AT LISBON, MD.
d, LISBON Posi- OFFICE, MD, Nov. 10Th, 1850.

Seth w. F0trls S Co.
Gentlemen: For the last three or four years |
have been suffering from collie and piles superin-
euced py sedsntary occupation. have tried
ago your agent came round here and asked me to
Try the OXygenated Bitters. After using one bot
81 SSS sSs
Bitters and the disease, but Kept taking the Bit
have had no oolio since, either with or without
pain. ! shsll, however, keep on to third bottle.
Oxygenated Buffers Is valuable medicin for GASES
OF Indigestion, and there is no doubt this fruit
ommsnd all thOss whose health Is impaired to try
he Bitters, for half our cOmpla ints may be traced
TO Dyspepsia In some OF It's multIiariOus forms
Prepared BY Seth w. FowIe CO., Boston, and
s. Gilman yokn sS iRl1y s'G% Min
LON f.so WILEY, b MSoIe. and H mcPhersop;
Southron, and by druggists everywhere. ma IL IwI
HosIErrYR,s STOMACH BIIrERs.-The general
effect OF his delightful tonic, in all complaints in
cideht to fema es, las given It wide pread oele
@ TRsy nave have been
vIctlmlz I'd IN hest ard purse by legion Of
that in this remar kabe nvigoran, they have found
exactly the stmulant ads to their delicate or
the dawn Of Eomanhood, in the season of @s
tsrnity in the crisis OF ife and when enfsebe ed by
power of this eIoslent and palsisbIe preparation
In every exIgeney As cure for Dyspepsia, and
taken the lead of all other atsratives and tonios
Sold by druggists everywhere. ma IL cost
CoUsHs-The sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and ASthmatic
Afectioss. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early stages OF the disease, recourse
should at once be had to Z" Byotc1'S Bronchial
Troches," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatlon OF the Throat he slight. by this
procautlnn more serious attack may he efecrually
varded of. Public Speakers and Stage,s will ind
them ehectual for clearing and streng thenlng the
voice. Sec advertisement. del-ly
HOMEOPATHIC REMKDIRs
All Of DIR. Humphreys Co.'s specific Ho-
meopatfac Remedies put up expressly forfamily
use, In boxes, at Is and 30 cents each. Also,
IN cases, containing % walls, from 81 TO SIS
each, with book of full directions. For sale BY
H.. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w A. Fitzgerald, $50 north r street;
also by r. y. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave-
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnfammations of
al kinds. Sold above. ma civ
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods ADVERTISE
ment IN our paper. Res' it, it will interest you.
au 2-eoly
To THg BE sure to read the adver-
hsement Of MoLean's Strengf hening Cordial and
Blood Punher. IN another column. IF
PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange at the Star Offioe counter. II
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The Floating Battery net Sunk.
The following dispatch is sent from the Charles
ton Courier office:
CHARLEsToS, March lathe floating battery
10 not sunk, nor has IL failed but 10 considered a
good success and is ready
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THEATER.-Miss Gertrude Argyle appears for
the last time tonight, taking the part Of Louise'
IN Inc French drama Of 81 louise De Lingerolles {"
Z. b. Hill, favorite performer In this CITY, will
appear al "Henry De Lingerolles"
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HARPER's MAGAZINE for April, all the New
York pictorials, containing illustrations Of the
Inauguration, at Shillington's book store.
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LOCAL NEW S.

~ Though TIE STAR In printed on the fastest
stsIm PSes In use south Of Baltimore, in edition
Is 90 large az 20 require II TO be put to press at an
esTiy hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before - O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.