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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20

WE have received the Assembly jour
nal containing tho census of the State
from which we extract the following
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RE-.
CETVTTE DAILY.

FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOUNTANT
EACH BOTTLE
They ara sold bv Medicine Deasers general
Price - cts par 'ottle.
J. n. HARRIS d co. Cirrtnnat;. O.
Prcprietors for the Southern aad Western
States. TO whom address all orders.
For sale by
A. D ANDREWS d Co. River FL Wa.
KNAPP SToUT 4 Co. Nenomonee &c
WIN. J. WrTrPIE. Prescott
RlcHAEp CorBTs ST. Paul. MINI.
|. ). KELLOGG Red Wing,
DAY d JEyxE. St. Paul.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20
Finister Of the Wesleyan Methodist Church
FEE PAIN KILLER

Has been tasted in every variety IF climate,
and BY almost every nation known to Ameri-
cans II is tac almost constant companion
and stimabie friend Of the miss onary aud
the traveller on SEA and land. and n? one
should travel on our LAKES or RlY ERS
WITHOUT IT.
BE sure YOU call for and get the genuine
Pain Killer. as man, worthless nostrums are
ATTEMPTED to lie sold on the great reputation
If this valuable medicine.
sE Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by Dealers every here,
Price 25 cts. so c s. and 81. per bottle.
). y. HARRIS !: co.
Proprietors for the Western and Southern
States.
Cincinnati. 0.
Sold Wholesale and RetsilIy
4 y. ASngEwa & Co, River Falls. Wis
KNAPP STOUT 4 Co, Mern3monee, :"
Wa ]. WHGPPLE, Prescott 1"
RICHARD Courts, ST. Paal. Min.
/. s. kkLLoGG, Red Wing,
DAY Is JEsKs, st. Paul.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20
glrm a06trtisements.
Notice.

From, This date. I hereby forbid any one
trusting q" person on ny account. IS / will
ray no srch debt or contract without writ
tn order froIa me-
BENJAMIN WILCOX
River Falls T ,.b 90 1861
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20

lists C 2ay 4Yo doa't Ike
70 poe.jzs. We Struggle 70 BE resPec:a-
DC, an3 no. 10 do i. Occasionally how
ever, We aro guilty OF ;ndisoretions Ike
the following.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20
Cd. gyAEpS VICE Egy.

GI0CK AVID WATCH MAKER -
I Shop on Main Street. River Falls. Wis.
Work done promptly md satisfactorily. Al
articles in yiv I:ns - .us,:U5i rir,'.t 'r';~
Give ne trial. n0attt
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20


b. the use of these Pills the periodic attacks
of Nervous or Sick. Rea9acLn may be prevented ;
and if taken at the commencement of an attack
immediate relief from pain and sickness will be
obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females are so subject.
hey act gently upon the owls,-renoving
CostiUcncss
For literary Hen. Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of selntary habits. they ae val
liable as Lazat,uc, improving the appetite, Civ
ing tone ami rigor To- the digestive organs. and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength of
the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of
long investigation and carefully conducted ex-
periments. having been in use MANY wears, dur
ing which fine they have prevented and reliey-
ed vast amount OF pan and suffering from
Headache. whether originating in the neryous
system or from deran,ed state of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in .heii compost
ton. and NAV be taken at all times with per-
feet safety without making any change Of diet
and the absence Of any disagrcaablc taste renders
IL easy to administer them to children.
7 CoUETEREEITs
The genuine have five signatures of Henry c
Spaliirs O., each BOX.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt
of the
PRICE 25 CENTS.
All orders shoplf be addrcseelsto
EEgRT G. SPALDLNG.
Aa sx,sfsx ssreee, Neg York.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20
Flasmen wore Stationed at every road

FIagmen were Stationed at every road
crossing. and every half mile, showing
the American flag signal that AL was
right.-Extractt from an recount Of Ian
coins journey 10 Washington.
Look, where the faithful scntrics stand
Beside the level bars;
Each bearing In his trusty hand,
Our Banners stripes and stars.
The Nations Chief doth ride to-day.
Her Hope is passing there
And Love encircles all his way.
With keen and watchtul care.
rs eager eyes run o CT the track.
The stars glcan on the sight;
Each signal star is flashing back,
The wclcome-"An right !"
Calls jgIt!' where shine those sacred stars
Our cilieftains safety's sure;
And when his hand that Banner bears,
"ALL's RIGHT !'--H IS secure.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20
Internally and Externally

FOR 'hc many diseases incident to the hunt
family
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-20
OINTMENT,

J. n. HARRIS / CO. Prop7ieto1s,
For the Western and Southern States
Cincinnsti, Ohio.
To whom orders for tie above Medicines
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondents ef The Stoy.

GEoRsErowN, May %. 1861.
There was considerable excitement YESTERDAY
afternoon on High street, in the vicinity Of the
guard house, In consequence Of an ARRAY between
ninth IN Y } Regiment, CHARTERED at Georgetown
College. The particulars, a. near as we gather
from witnesses Of the ccurrence, were as follows
Two or three police officers had arrested and
Were taking to the guard house a soldier Of the
Sixtv-ninth Regiment, who appeared 20 be In
tcxicated Near the corner Of High and Bridge
sueets they summoned the assistance Of county
constable r Trunneil, who came forward, and
fastened the prisoners wrists with one Of the
strong cords used by policemen in securing re-
nactory persons, was dragging him towards the
guard house. A comrtde Of the prisoners, seeing
the manner In which brother soldier was han
died, demonstrated strongly with the officers, and
particularly with Trunnell. That oficer. after
seeing his prisoner In the guard house, came 10
the door and said There 10 anothe. man who
ought TO be arrested, }" and came towards the SOL
dier already mentioned, who backed OF, expos
tulatng with Trunnell, and asking for his au-
thority to arrest him Trunnell persisting in his
advance the soldier drew his pistol and after re-
treating some distance, and beiRg struck with q
stone, fred one round, Just grazing the ofncer,
aftef which he was arrested and confined In the
guarf house. An excited crowd Of volunteer
soldiery and citizens soon gathered, and threats
were made by them to rescue the prisoner by
force, but better counsels prevailed. An ofacer
Of the Sixty ninth Regiment was soon present,
and demanded the surrender Of the last prisoner,
and after some delay he was released, and pro-
ceeded to his quarters. The affair win probably
undergo legal Investigation.
Complaints are daily made Of unruly boys who
throw stones In the streets, endangering the lives
and limbs Of all who pass by. Only a day or two
since one Of these mischievous youngsters came
near to causing a spirited horse to runaway with
a carriage in which was several ladies.
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Military Movements

HARKnsURa, May - w. W Mise. captain
in the Gig Pennsylvania regiment, left for Wash
ington today . bearer Of the plans aud reports
concerning the reconnoisance. yesterday on the
Potomac river. He penetrated as before stated.
the enemy's lines at Shepherdstown.
Samuel J. Rta also penetrated the lines az
williamsport and drew plans Of his positions, and
has reported the same 20 the general government
The Confederate troops at willismsport bad not
crossed the Potomsc. They had received no reir
forcements mp &c 8 O'Clock this sfternoon, but
they received two wagon load Of provisions from
Martinsburg to-day.
Governor Curtain has determined b esssb ish
camps at Easton, probably also at Erie, williams
port, Bedford and Cniontown. The policy 81 -
tablishing camps at Erie and Esston 10 Doubted
by military men
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HAVE YoUsUBscRIBED FOR THE WEEK
LY STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIVE!
TITS THE BEST DOLLAR WEEKLY IN THE
WORLD! -
ITS WASHINGTON NEWS 10 UNEQUAL
ITS GENERAL NEWS Is UNSURPASSED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
WEEKLY,
ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRED TIMES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TIMES ITS COST EACH YEAR
TO ANY FAMILY.
The Number for t4is Week, to BE- on. on FRI
day Morn,ns-pries Three Csnts-.siA
Be a remarkably interesting one.
Epery Person at distoncs se6o would keep
Posted NTH ,sfsrsres to what IS really
going on here IN these interest-
sns tsses should rscefvs it
regularly.
CALL AT ONCE AT TIE STAR OFFICE
AND SUBSCRIBE FOR 1T.
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AUCTION SALES.


By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auot,oneers.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
SsEoURr OF HORSE, Bueey, HARNESS, &c., q o.
TfveIIoN.-0n MONDAY. the 18TH Infant, We
the personal ELECTS of Abraham Paynter, dao'd, at
the late residence of the deoe1sed. on Maryland
Avenue, between Sixth and seventh streets, No
sZy' @ RgS oE. m: the tN.EIns articles viz;
Iron Safe, p.ir Timber Wheels, OK Yoke
4Beehives, with Bees, cur, Spades, Shovels,
Forks, 10 30.
With many other articles which We deem rnne
CESAR to enumerate.
Terms cash. II vSPesSiss,vNrpp .su,,,.,,,.,.
ma Is s. GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
By WALL & BARNARD, Auotioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE FRENCH
CHINA, GLASS, silver PLATED WARE, AND
CurLEsY-nI TUESDAY NORM Nc, 18th in :
slant ct 10 O'Clock by virtue Of deed of trust duly
recorded IN the land records of Washineton ooun
y, ID. C. viii SSH, at tore No. Sis, south side Of
ftnnsyisanie avenue, near the Auction Rooms,
SALE tbs entire stock ola China, Glass, and Crock
Flu sets of latest styles French China Dinner,
Breakfast, ces and Toilet Sets,
Silver plated Ware and Cutlery,
Elegant Vases, Parian. Blsq net, and other orna
mented China 5fatuettes,
PaTlaq, bohemian, China, and Mantel Bottles and
Cordial Sets, Table and Wine Casters and Deoan-
Gard Receivers. Lava, Bohemian, and other Or
Psrisn and Lava Pitchers. Frui. Stands and
ston. China and Common Ware, q large assert
Ice Coolers. Brushes, ats, Wooden Ware, 90.
Terms cash in current fInds;
mS2 WALL. IL BARNARD. Auota.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Conservative Action in Kentucky

FRANKFORT, May "a in the lower house the
bill 10 srm the state Of Kentucky Wa rejected by
a vote Of ss 20 ~, the Constitution requiring 81
votes to appropriate any sum over sioa
The resolution hat the Governors proclsms
ton Of the Goth contains the true position Ken
lucky should occupy during the strife, was re-
Jected.
An act amending the State militia law, by
which the State Guard are required 10 swear "
support the Constitution Of the United states ard
Kentucky, passed by 20 10 %.
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Kentucky LeGislature.

CINCINNATI, May "a special Frankfort dis
patch to the Commercial says the House has oon-
CURED in the Senate amendments required the
State Guard 70 take the oath 70 support the cons-
tuition OF the United states
Mr.. Rousseau made a strong Union speech in
the Senate In favor Of sustaining the government.
He said he did not consider tba Union now dis
solved, and be had no fears thatit would be The
time had passed for appeals TO politicians not 20
dissolve the Union. Tufts Of grass had been tried
and we would now zee what virtue there wac In
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Virginia Troops Near Graften-Unfted Stsfes
Troops at WheelfnG

WHEELING, May 22-Advices received here
yesterday and today state positively that Virginia
with the evident design Of intimidating the
Union men from voting against the ordinance Of
secession tomorrow.
Companies Of u. S. troops are now ped
here on the Fair Grounds B. r. Kelly, Of Phlln-
delphia, has been elected colonel Of the LIST Viz
pinia federal regiment
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Release Of q Prisoner.

FRIpERIcI, May o2.-Mr. UnderhiIl, Of Che
New York Times, who was arrested and i'm py.s
oned at Harpers Ferry about a week since by the
Virginia military authorities there, on the charge
Of being a spy. was released this morning, and
arrived here by private conveyance this afternoon
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Arrest of a Supposed Spy.

CAMDEN, n. J., May Il Samuel Hanna, e.
many years in the post ONCE Of Camden, has beet
arrested, and is now imprisoned IN the common
Jail. He 10 charged with being a bearer Of dis
patches TO Gov. Letcher, Of Virginia.
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DIED.

E# LaE DIED. .'
On the 3lst instant WILLIE the infnnt SON of
Alooious and Sarah Langley, aged months and ID
He gathered from our garden To-
A. bud Of promise fair, ny .-
And took our infant daslinK 80 p -.
..a To resins Of purer AIR IS gs
d, suffer IL to 20 TO Him. u,
OF such His king dom In,
For in that beAuteous Fariand thsrS
Our shoiocst gem II HIS. = E,s.
On the l1ih Nay: &C the Y. 3. Soldiers Home, d .
G.. ILhlAM MeNEVINS, sged IS Year,. for
Beaten, snAaise Of 6lss4ov, scotland He Va
h.thfsl )fisr, rsepsetsd b hls osesrs sad com
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Teiegraphfe Seizure.

TRENTON, N. J 81, May 2I.-United States Mar
shall Deacon and deputies, by order Of the pnitsd
States government, took possession, at three
O'Clock this afternoon, Of all the telegrsph,o dis
patches In the Offices at Newark, Princeton and
Trenton, in this State. They number back sevess,
years All have been placed in possession 81
United States District Attorney Kessley, n
New.Fk
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Privateers Abroad.

BosroN, May 20.-The schooner Marshal Fer
rim, Capt. Gibbs, at this port, from Sagua, sstes
spoke schooner Victoria. Capt Gibbs was warned
to keep sharp look out for privateers, az he had
been chased by one the night previous, but bad
from the Southern Coufederacy bound South
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The ALBANY Banks.

ALBANY, May 2l.-The furry observable II sone
Of the savings banks yesterday Is over oday,
only few Struggling depositors being seen at the
counters Withdrawing deposits. The total amounts
drawn Yesterday Were so small as not TO rvach
the Charscter of a run
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Seizure Of Coptrabapd Articles.

NEW YoRE, MAY 22-Seven boxes Containing
papers and baggage belonging to General Lee.
were seized here to-day, en- route via this city
Company TO o r. Wincheste,, Baltimore, were
also seized here to-day.
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The American Flag Torn Dswn at 81. Is-
seph. Mo-

Sr. JOSEPH, Mo May, 22-This afternoon the
American flag was hoisted over the Post once
Soon an excited crowd proceeded 20 the once,
cut the pole down and tore the flag 10 pieces and
was ordered down by the leader Of the crowd
and subsequently, they dispersed without commit
ting further acts Of violence, and comparative
quiet has been restored
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Of the Cenf.dera,e Congress

MONTGOMERY, May - The Confederate Con
gress adjourned late last night, to meet at Rich
mond on the Goth Of July The tariff bill was
passed with some important amendments. The
Patent Once bill was signed.
No new military appointments were made.
A committee, consisting Of Messrs. Rives.
Hunter and Meminger, was appointed 20 mske
arrangements TO transfer the military department
TO Richmond.
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PriyaterY Prizes

MOBILE, May 20 The privateer steamer Ivy
has captured and taken as u prize the ship Mar
shall, Of Providence, r.. 1. She was taken out
side the bar. Another prize has been taken, but
the name Of the vessel Is unknown
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs.-cit
/ gems and Soldiers wishing to enjoy 4
themselves for an hour two, would do VEyA8
CITY GARDEN of ERNEST LoEFFLER, and ~
are certain visit once made will soon be repsst.
give him call and judge for yourselves. The
gardens are open every day in the week. ON
Monday and Tuesday of each week there will ba
Music and Dancing. when those fond of shaking
theiI feet can fall In and eniey . good dance.
Private families and others furnished with Beer
At all times, and all places on the most reasOna
DE terms by sending their orders the arden on
NOW ork avenue and First street, ma l6-lm"
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LOST AND FOUND.

go k0 REWARD-strayed or stolen on Sun
SH.VV day last, a small black COW, GaeU1
with short straight horns, and both ears az
split. The above reward will be paid toA
any one returning her to No. IT'S Twentieth ST.,
between M and " SITS. It,
e. RFWARD.-Straye ed or stolen. on Sunday
pC last, q dark brown COW, with eA
white stripe on her back and a hole in her XAS~
ear. The above reward will be paid to any -.
person who will return her to Mrs. BR ESNE-
HAN, Temperance Hall Alley, between 9th and
10th fts., (entrsn noe on ST. m2s-2.s
COO REWhRD-Lost. this morning, MAY I'D,
SAO BUCKSKIN PURSE, containing thr ae
or tour twenty dollar and one tan dollsr notes on
the Harrisburg Bank forty do lars on the IRON Civ
Bank of PittsbuTg, fifteen dollars on the Cecil
Bank OF Maryland, and some others. NOT rpcoi-
Looted. The above reward will be paid if left at the
Simpson House, Tenth street and Pa. av. ml2 St
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Fire at NsshyilIe.

NASHVILLE, May 20.-A warehouse contsinin,
military stores was burnt yesterday morning
son & Co. . hat store, adjoining, was also burnt
fully insured
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MIR. Russell,

NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-Mr. Russell, the
correspondent Of the London Times, arrived here
this morning.
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BOARDING..

TWO GENTLEMEN. with their wives, can
l. obtain BOARD in q private family, It'll
pleasant Rooms on second floor with good table
accommodations, on reasonable terms, BY applying
at Nc. 324 u street, between 18th and l3th.
IN S2-2t
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New Ysrk Markets.

NKwYoRx, Mays Flour 10 dull, and slightly
favors buyers. Wheat heavy, and lc. lower
Corn 10 duh, with a declining tendency. Pork
quiet and unchanged. Lard quiet. Whisky 10
quiet at 16kc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

ANOTHER MEETING Some dissatisfaction hay-
Ing been expressed at the nominations made Tues.
day night for ward officers and delegates at the
meeting held near the old Union buildings
another meeting was held at the same place lssi
night, for the purpose Of having a more general
expression OF the voters Of the Second Ward
MI VIM p. Shedd was Chairman, and r. w
Mluer, secretary. The action Of the previous
evening was reconsidered Tho following were
then voted for and declared to be nominated !:
For Alderman-y. Russell Barr. For Common
Sounoil-Geo. Raub, z. Richards, and J. w
thompson. For Assessor-Richard Abbott For
Delegates to the Union City Convention-J. w
Thompson, J. p. Hilton, ]. H. Dubant, r. w
Miller, and Andrew Hancock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

TEE BAND Of the Michigan Regiment, Prof
Kern, played In the Presidents Grounds Yesterday
afternoon, in the presence Of large audience,
the performance. =
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Secessiou of North Carolina

MONTGOMERY. May2l.-Gov. Ellis has sent the
following telegram 70 President Davis: "North
Carolina has passed an ordinance Of secession
unanimously"
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WANTS.

WASTED.A good COOK for q rest,ura Mt,
w Also, COLORED MAN to open OYSTERS
Apply No. 536 Seventh ST., between and Louisi
ana av between the hours of 10 a. m. and s p. IN.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. aS1F STREET,
L OPPOSITE THE PATENT OFFICE, Bsfreen sax
asd 9Th ns-Families are informed that they can
be supplied with every DESCRIPTION of good Ser
wants. Hotels asO supplied with white and 90 ored
hep. Garden and Farm Hands also supplied for
tom and country, direct.
1t. q. LEONARD. 3s1Fst.
FURNITURE WANTED.--Wa9tsd to rent, q
4 sufficient quantity of Furniture for two email
hrst story roons aud two chambers. Also Ki'ch-
On Furniture, including stove, dishes, &c. ADDRESS,
stating terms, NJ, at ofdce of Star. m 21-St@
WANTED-To find one or more customers to
w buy 10 or u gallons of pure fresh MILK.
served out morning ana evening, at IS cents per
gallon. 1t will not be sold in quantities lees tran
one quart per day. Address D. MCCARTHY. III
Twenty second St. or at the Star O6ce. m Linn
WANTED-SECONDH HAND FURNITURE
w Persona declining Housekeeping, or having
ssprpius OF Furniture on hand can obtain the Dash
and lar prices by applying at 500 Seventh at.
no IL BDNTZ q GRIFFITH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-23

AT THE Sixth Ward Union meeting, held Las,
night at Odd Fellows Hall, the following dele
gates to the City Convention were electsd +. l.
henshaw, @. r: Run, J. b. Peake, Jas. c. Gross
sEd Samuel Miller -
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of . writ of
the Circuit Court Of the Distinct of Columbia, for
the county Of Washington. and to m . directed,
viii expose to public sale for cash, in front Of the
the 10Th day Of June next, 1851, at Il O'Clock m,
the following described property, to wit: Part of
same at the northwest ootner Of said lot, running
thence vest 10 feet inches; thence south with the
depth Of 10 feet inches to he line of said lot;
and all of lot No. IL, in said Square No. 4S, to-
gether with all and siugu ar the improvements
thereon, in the CITY Of Washington, d. c., seized
and Levied upon, and will be sold TO satisfy Judi
Gals H. to October term 1883, favor of gorge
Bill, Jr., against Gales & Ssa,dn.
w. SELDEN, late u. 3. Marshal for
m Is dts District of Columbia.
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Later from Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, May 22.-The steamer Arizona
has arrived from the Brazos. The surrender o.
the federal forces In Texas Is confirmed
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MARRIED

MARRIED
u On ths ed instant, BY Rev. John C. smith, r
A. CLEPHANE, Of Washington, ID. G. =
On ths 9Th instant, By the Rev. p. Light Wilson,
Mt, EDWARD l.. ROLAND and Miss ISABEL
HANDALL, both Of Washington.
Baltimore Clipper copy) -
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- PRNNrRs, q.
Persons desiring pennies will always ind them
Tor exchange At the Star Ofhoe counter.
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T AIDES, NEW SHOE STORE,
IL No. 46S SEVENTH STREET,
Bstto. E aAd + sfs., Opposite p o. Iepo,fnaeat.

ladies', M isses', and ChIdren's Custom-made
SHOES, made to special order for patrons
OF this store alone. Ladies' and families D
who understand and appreciate the true principles
Of economy 10 the purchase Of an article known To
be intrlnsioally worth more than double the price
fed TO call and see the elegant assortment of Chi.
dren,s and Ladies' Custom Work now ready.
IN II-I2t @. WEIRMAN.