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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
Dutch BuibOus Flower Roots

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE AR
IN rived with great variety of the best
selected Bulbous Flower Roots, such as
Hyacinth, Tulip, Crocus, Narcissns, Anna
ryIlis, Liltum. Ranussyulus, and many
with fine collection OF imported German
Flower Seeds. and "a complete assortment
OF Vegetable Seeds H letln- 81
They will remain here till the 9th inst,
and offer their Seeds for sale at wholesale
or retail. .f t4 ua4laE rIlt III
10 JOHN DUERR 4 CO.,
sgof~ H from Harlem, ufs
At the Schiller House,
First Street, bet Vine and Sycafnore.i
Oe11 dRt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23

originated in publications about inn
proper intimacy between Bent and
MeGay0ck's s mother.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
FROM NASHVILLE,

NASHVILLE, October 22.--C. II. w.
Bent was fatally shot this afternoon
ly Hugh MeGayock. The difficulty
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Affairs IN Gesrsetswn.

!. TEE CANAL-Arriveo-Boat Robbsn. with
bark; George Moler, limestone: Capitola. cors
and WHEAT; ;. Billmyer, corn 70 markrt, ana
twenty six boats with coal, consigned fol-
lows: To the Central Co. 67e1i tons; Borden
Co, AL 5 tons American Co, S7s.9 tons: Cum
berland Co. 113.l2 tons: Consoitdation Co.
lib. IL tons: Hampshire and Baltimore Co.
sf0l7 tons; Phillips a. Boose, 1l55 tons. De
paried-Boais George r. Porter. salt: Col. A.
Spotes, suDoriss 70 Edwards Perry: l.. NJ
Mayer, do. 10 Cumberland. and i boats
light
Fatal ACCIDENT.-This morning. as a boat
was being unloaded al the derricss of the
Hampshire and Baltimore Go, a coIor-d nan.
named Joseph Carter. Standing under a load :.
ed iron tub, which was hosting from the boat
was almost instantly killed by the t0b acct
oentally springing from the hook and falling
upon his head.
PORT oE Cleared - Oaks
Ames, Edmonds master, with hay aad oats
Tor L. :. Quartermasier ~ Charleston, =. g
Entered and cleared-Steamer keynorL Hol-
hngshead master, for Baltimore. Few vessels
at the wharyes: a number OF vessels in the
coal trade are looked for daily.
FLoUR AND GRAIN MARKEr.-The market
opened this morning with an active demand
for high grades OF flonr. OF which the supply
IL limited. The price list for -four ana grain
reported Saturday remains unchanged. We
notice the arrival Of the Capitola. with corn
and wheat, and the s. BIIlmyPT with corn.
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SBC0lD, edition,
s"Cs.Usls N.
Gov xkNmEN1 skCuRirika.e
WASHINGTON, May 81 lso6
ay OsoEs 4 Co. furnish the following quo.
ssiou. OF Government securities:
WHITE HO00Y.

A busy day again at the kxecuu We Mansion.
The ladies were largely represented in the
throng Of visitors that fHed the ante rooms to-
day, most ofwhom were in quest of pardons,
Offices and positions. The most pronsinent of
those who were admitted to the executive
apartment were Senator J. H. Lane, Repre-.
seniatives Blow, Rousseau, Conkling, and a
member elect from FlQGida. Several officers
Of the French ship Of war Jean Bert, now at
Annapolis, Md, visited the White House to.
day and were shown through the suite of par
lors. One of them stated that himself and
brother officers bad come on from Annapolis
expressly TO behold the seat Of government
OF one of the most powerful nations of the
earth and expressed himself much gratifed
They manifested a strong desire to see the
President, and one or two OF them announ ced
their determination to ain In the hope that
the Presidents room would be opened in the
course of the afternoon for a general reception
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THE RKPULsE OF TIE SPANISH JLEEr
AT OALLAO.

We publish elsewhere important news from
South America. being the repulse of the
Spanish fleet at Caloa Admiral Nunez, who
found it an easy matter to lombard the de-
fenseless city OF Valparaiso, and destroy the
property there. has the modification of not
only being repulsed in his first attack on a
fortified city, but OF having his vessels bad
ly damaged. He, it is stated, is seriously
wounded.
Callao is q fortified town of northern Peru,
six miles west OF the capital, Lima, Of which
II Is the port on the Pacific. 1t is ill-built but
important, as Its roadstead, sheltered by the
Island Of San Lorenzo, is the best on the Pc
ruvian coast. 1t has q convenient quay, and
communicates with Lima by good carriage
road, along which omnibuses run daily. The
roadstead Is large, safe, free from rocks, and
always smooth. The Castle of Callao, which
used to be regarded as the key to Lima, was
some years since dismantled and used .as a
sanoA OF the Necessity for defence against
'Paln' the gus have been mounted again.
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uron tyansereseors. not for the purpose OF re-
talIaiion or reyeure, but TO insure subordIna-
,iou and obedience.
:..BssoIref further, ,Thaf we wiil stand by
ana kustrin the President IN executing the
laws Of the United States upon a sufficient
INN Der Of leading rebels in each Of the States
lately 10 insurrecnon against the National
9overnment TO Ivindicaae the majesty OF the
law. 10 susiain the confidence OF loyal people,
ard warn the refractory for all time to come.
The House then resumed the consideration
of the Tax bill.
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rHr GovrRsMrsr ApvEsrIsISG. !.


The Republiean, in animadvertns upon inc
passage Of the postal appropriation bill. win
the Senate aSnendment giving the Government
advertising to the two papers in Washington
having the largest Gil culation, has the follow.
ing paragraph, aimed apparently at the Star:
.Oue of the results of the sdirect aud sue
cessfuI blow is TO gire the patronage 20 paper
that sympathized with rebellion, opposed Lin
coin and Hamiin, opposed Lincoln and john
SON, defended slavery, and has been from first
to Iast Democratic paper"
The Republican naturally feels q good deal
disguised with the action of Congress in
taking away from IL the Government adver-
using. but it should be just, at least, to its
neighbors- Its allegations above quoted, If
applied TO the Star, are incorrect in almost ev.
cry particular, and must have been written
by some one unfamiliar with the antecedents
of this paper. The senior editors of the Repub-
hcdn, with whom we have battled side by side
in behalf Of the Union through the gloomy
years Of the rebellion, will certainly testify
that we did not ''sympathize with the rebel
lion" We gave Lincoln and johnson our
hearty support, by far on stepping in the ad-
vocacy of their election the limits we usually
prescribe for ourselves in political matters,
believing as we sincerely did that their defeat
would give new vigor to the rebels and have
deplorably discouraging effect upon the
Union cause. The Sidr as is well known, at
the same time urged the abolition of Ella very as
the only means of Gripping the rebellion and
of making rs homogeneous people. These are
facts, We hardly need say, patent to every
reader of the StGr during the war.
The statement is equally incorrect that the
Stdr was ever a Democratic paper in any party
sense. We think the - States Hose the
Democratic jackson Association" the ssNa-
tonal v olunteers " and similar associations of
modern democracy afhnites with whom we
have had occasion to do battle, will cheerfully
give us a certificate to that effect In fact, it
has been our good or ill fortune to occupy an
independent position in journalism here that
has brought upon US BY turns the hard knocks
of almost all political parties and isms, but
which has won for the Star the confidence of
the body of the people. and has thus enabled
Us to be infinitely of more service to the Gov
eminent, when IL has needed impartial candid
support, than o thousand mere party hacks
could be.
We may add that we had no part or lot in
the passage of the Senate amendment; in fact
we had -Sothing whatever to gain by its pas
sage, being already in receipt of the advertising
by right of our circulation.
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I'D 81 g o o b 8
AT BREAKDOWN PRICES,
b Z B d y r p r

BE 3 ETrE, -.
AtNo. 3S1 7th st.. between and
Has been constantly buying goods for thu Ia. ss
Teen Gays. De has now In store about
Sixty THOUsAND DOLLARS WORTH Of
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
to offer to his customers, bought after the era.
decline In goods, ct the lowest price that cs.h
would buy them, and will be sold AsTONIsH.
INGLY CHEAP, viz:
SO pieces Silver Ground oran.dtn.. IL.
coo1sd Six: viii rG Ss = ' ss
ADd AIpacss some OF the most M1h 1,f,
az 81 70 very n desirable for suits.ome a. high
1or sSg q Sy s cents This
large lot OF narrow- checked Mozambioues
9 9onsls- width, Will be sold at 30 cents Der
i sHoub S:e ..s q srosss fine black
An S s: :sid i 81 Si: worth s'' vi"
pieces sso osp M ss ssns: sI,,.
figures NJ y mo. noe Calico. neat and beautiful
Il S. Il S ss9i g per s.ry ya rod m
loo 30 n cents Per yard 70 ''' '0r
1oo dozen Linen RsndtsrcRiSs, At AIN mar
90 dozen hoop Skirts. just ree.ived. m.ds 70 or.
Ger large and small size, the best @sfs 10 he
About SO silk Sun Umbrellas. tho very bs., roos.
from SIG ITO o. 50. ''' 0''' s'ou''
4 werth Ss to 40 '''' some very hns goods,
BLACK GOODs - s#r..
ItCTxn n 70 call the stteution of LADIES IS-
'sck GreDadinss. tive yards vide g. 81
Grape Maretz, "
hsMfnani, GrensdiDs. Florentine and Grape
NIT n Msretz. three quarters OF . yard wide
ess Sros Grain and other Mournisg silks VERY
oAhPETIEe. oILCLoTH AND MATING.
OARPEriN4Gso G n1or will be found good stock Of
dnced prices 'oAn sna RAFTING at re-
al sei-iy say that our Store is filled in zach
OF Goods. '' eaoice aed best makes
The above named comprise I'm, . .m.u.
ef our stock. VIII be pleased to have .nr poou
and examine our goods -A' 'ne Cali
mo ONI PRICE WILL BE ASKED.
the statesmen. oy
w. W. BURDErTE,
No. 351 Seventh street.
my ~ OH 800 II bet. I and K streee.
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PARDOHrD

Com mander Leon Smith, of the late Confsd.
rate navy, who was in command Of the naval
sefences Of Texas. was pardoned to-day by
the President, on the recomme dations of Sen.
ator Stewart. Nye, McDougall, Howard. Rev
erdy johnson, Chandler, Ramsey, Cragin,
Ednonds, Poland, Yates, Nesmith and Hon
ID. c. McRuer
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NEW YORK, May 2i.-The steamship Arizo-
ma arrived from Aspin wall on the I3th with
81, % 900 in sold.
The Spanish feet bom5arded Calho and was
repulsed. All the vessels were more or less
damaged. Admiral unez was badly wounded
Ten Peruv ians were killed and twenty wound.
ed. The Spanish loss is supposed to be heavy
The Peruvian Secretary of War was killed.
The steamship Vanderbilt and the monitor
Monadnock have arrived at Panama.
(sEcoSD pIsPArcHl
Z The Vanderbilt and Monitor Monadnock ar
rived at Panama on the evening OF the 18th
from Callao on the Sd, bringing the result Of
the bombardment Of Callao.
On the I'd. at noon, the action commenced
from the shore batteries. the fire being returB-
ed by the Berenguela, Villa de Madrid and
Blanco on the northern side, and Numancio.
Resolution and Almansa on the south The
Villa de Madrid and Berenguela were SO badly
damaged early in the fight, that they were
obligeds to withdraw TO San Loreuza. and
were afterwards followed by the Numancio
and the rest of the feet, more or less damaged.
Inc spanish Admiral Nunez Is said TO have
been badly wounded.
During the engagement Senior GaIvey,
Secretary Of War, was killed by the explosion
The fight lasted until four. o'clock in the
afternoon, when il terminated Oy the with
drawal of the Spanish feet.
Very little damage was done TO Callao, only
few hundred dollars worth OF properly being
destroyed.
Nothing reliable has been heard of the loss
on the side of the Spaniards, but II is supposed
10 be very heavy.
Owing 10 the short time elapsing between
the termination of the engagement and the de-
pariure of the anderbilt. she brings no fur
Their intelligence. nor was il known whether
the Spaniards intended TO renew the attack
but il is supposed they will not.
The LEWIS of the defeat was received with
great enthusiasm by the inhabitants of Pan
ANA.
Advtces from Valparaiso to April 18th re-
port the blockade as having been raised.
The Government has brought INTO force The
import and export duties.
Among The treasure per steamer Arizona l.
half million OH Government account. aad
not before reported.
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Fenian Property Attached for Debt.

EAsTPoET. NE, May 2L-S store wa,
broken open on saturday night, II IL sup
posed for the purpose OF getting property ~
longing TO the Fenians, and which had be-.
attached for debt Ten or twelve Fenians. all
that were LETT OF the grand army. disappeared
on Saturday.
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CONSERVATIVE MEEIISs IN CARROLL
COUNTY MD.-Tne. Baltimore papers of this
morning report large and enthusi asuc meet.
ing OF the supporters OF President johnson
nsie al westminster, in Carroll county. Nd.
that Andrew johnson has merited the Ms a.
tne CONFIDENCE, and veneration OF All real
frsehds OF political liberty; and speeches wsre
mace oy Hon. Montgomery Blair. Senator
Hendricks, General Rosseau, and Canaan al
lagher. ~P'"'n Uai.
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THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU.

IMPORTANT ORDER BY GEN HOWARD
Gen. Howard TO day issued the following
order:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Bureau of Refvoees.
Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands. Washington
May 81, 1o56-Circular, No. Am order TO
answer numerous inquiries from officers,
agents and others, and il possible prevent mis-.
understanding with regard 10 the change of
organization in this Bureau. this circular is
issued.
/. The Commissioner recommended some
time since, that the functions of Military Com
mander OF State and Assistant Com miss ioner
be exercised by the same officer. Wherever
practicable, this is being effected-as in Viz
ginla and Mississippi 1t is not done in con-
damnation OF the Assistant commissioners who
have tabored hard and successfully. but to Sc
cure more prompt and effective administration
than can Otherwise be done.
II. The Commissioner calls the attention of
ali officers officially to the reports in cir.ula
ton as to acts of severity and cruelty toward
the freedmen on their own part, as to careless
ness In rendering their monthly accounts and
other offences. Every officer, or agent, al.
ready accused, shall have the opportunity of
n thorough yindication before a court martial
But the occasions for such trials are to be dep
recated and they must be fores tailed BY a tho.
rough system OF inspection. and a prompt re-
mOval of every unfaithful officer
III. Special attention is again called to tue
difficult duty of caring for the INDECENT. Where
intense anxiety prevails TO get rid of tho Ru-
reau,surely State and county office will make
some arrangement 10 relieve the General Gov
VI iHiS htaNS expense. II The county
officers, or oserseers of the poor, will adont
the proper measures. the Industrial and Gov
eminent farms which are now so much COM
planned of. can be dispensed with
In order 10 meet emergency when the
whole system of labor was deranged. the Com
missioner urged the forming Of Joint com
panies, the.eDcouragement of the i'm migration
OF those accustomed TO free labor, so as To AT
ford promptly, as many examples as pos
sibe, OF the successful employment of ne
groes under free system. Apparently
in Keeping with these regulations few
officers have invested their own means
Jointly with citizens, in the planting interest.
i know OF no law. or regulation of the army
or OF this Bureau. against this. vet il will
almost inevitably lead to corruption, as il has
already to bitter accusations. Hereafter such
Investments, within their own jurisdiction. by
officers on duty in this Bureau, are strictly
prohibited. O.. HOWARD
Major General, Coum,sssnnn-
TO BE MUSTERED OUT.
BY direction Of the War Department. Breyet
MAJOR Frederick 0ilbreth, Aide Camp to
General o. o. Howard. will be honorablv
mustered out Of the ser vice OF the United States
on the 3lst Of this month.
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SPECIAL CASE

President johnson this morning ordered a
warrant for pardon to issue to Henry A. Bragg
Esq, Of Jefferson city, Missouri, formerly an
oncer in the rebel army, he having been
recommended as deserving Of clsmency by
Senator Henderson and Hon. ]. T. Blow. of
Mo-
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IECEAskp We chroui Gle, win regret, the
drsth OF mrs Lacy r. N. Florence eonsort OF
Hon Thomas D. Florence, OF THIS city mks
Florence departed thIs life ~ i2seop. msyes-
veyed 10 Philadelphia on Tuesday next for
interment
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pr J. O. MCGUIRE q co., AoctiOneers.
FINE BUILDING LOT on CAPITOL HILL AT

On TUESDAY, the sssh day Of May, isss. NJ ga
o'clock n, on the premises, I shall sell, u ader
deere OF the Supreme Court Of the Disirict .f
Clarke ct al. vs. Clarke OF al at public aIs,isn,
part Of Lots and 6 in Square 7Ss, fronting fWeu.
oa5itnI street; and running back eighty 1sol feet
Mth the privilege Of using two slleys each feetI
se. which are situated between Sd and xth Streets
ssst, end In desirable neishborbood.
Ierms One third Of the purchase money I'm
eash, and the balance In two al payments Il ain
sno Twelve months, with interest TO be secured by
me Trustee, or ell cash at the option Of the per
chssels Stamps and convey ancing at purehsssrs
coet WI fENpALl. Trustee
my u d j c. NcGuIRE co 49,.
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hecorsTRUcTIoN IN THE DIsTRICT.-Copies
OF cur weekly, containing the bill before Con.
gress taking away the charters OF the District
CITIES. can be obtained at the Star counter.
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ASSIGNED TO DnVv

Brigadier General Samuel Thomas. late Al.
sistant Commissioner Of the Freedmen,s Ru-
reau in Mississippi, arrived in this citv on
Saturday last, and has been assigned tn dutv
As Assistant Adjutant General to Mai. Gen. @.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-21

Shiliington, Odeon Building, sends US
tee SundGy Ad9os zine and Good Words for NAV
and Madam Demorest's Mirror Of Fashion for
June. =. ~. - = : =
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AND GEN.
TRIAL AMERICA ..

of the Arizona with more than a
Wilton I'm Geld-SPanish Fleet Bomkards
Nunez w nish loss heavy-Pe-
( ruvian Secretary Of War killed.
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TEE CIGAR ana tobacco sforr I'D yrrtisesf.f for
sale Affords an excellent opportunity for IA
vssting in a safe and profitable business. To-
quire OF J. Russell Barr. provision store. s<s
street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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ri CIV: BOTkLER, Auctiopeer-
- $40 D street, between 10Th ana ,,,h

gfRshG HH0HH4sa aSSIEoss AND
o'clock, will sell. at the resideLct on a seo.,s
man eeciining housekeeping, No. 25I B efrest.
walnut Hair Goth Sofa, Arm Chair
Walnut Exception and Parlor Chairs
walnut Marble top Table, whatpot
hush seat Reception Chairs, Venetian Bii.ds
bbiriosseis, Ihree, ply and Ingram Carpets
Oiicloth, stair Carpet. Stair Rods
walnut Extension Table. eroskeryware
Painted Cottage Sets. Toilet Sets
epring. Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Lounge, Straw MattIsg, Epgrsvings
Cook Stove, comp lete
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Furniture.
Terms cash. 6. II. SHETLAND, Agent.
my7lH y. w. B0TELER. Auct
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DISTINGUISHED NIsIToRs--A number of OF =
ficers from the French msn-of-wI - Jean
Bert" NJ Annapolis. Md. accompanied BY q
French padre, ara on q visit here to-day, sna
attract considerable attention
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Nu w nNAN0 Oh1So uVOOo
+ LUPIN'S CELEBRATED FABRICS.
81 Black Byzantine, Sa5o per yard,
81 Black Flor entine, $50 Per yard,
3 Black Hermann, S2.5o, s., $3.50 Per yard,
Sd Black Grape Marstz, q 20 and sl.75,
81 Black Nousselain, 81 per yard.
We have also the above goods and many other
THIN BLACK FABRICS,
in the regular or 81 width, ranging n price from
81 cents TO 81 per yard.
dLSv,
complete stock Of
Mourning Silks, Mourning shawis,
Black English Grape, Grape Wells,
Black Kid and Silk Gloves,
Grape Collars, &C., &c.
~ Giving especial attention to our
MOURNING DEPARTMENT,
We sfer the largest and most complete stock in
this market
TIE LOWEST PRICES
JOS. J. MAY 4 CO.,
! sos Pennsy lvania avenue.
my ei-2tf between 9th and 10th SITS.
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THx EorTrr CouKr.-rhe re~n,.. &c..
the Equity Court convened fhis morn;,s
sroes WIFE on the bench. and adJourned .
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IhE UNION DEAD AT CRnAR MouSrArN
Major T.. M. Camp, A. q. M. procseds az
small party this morning on a trip throu al the
valley OF Virginia 20 examine as 20 the con a.
ION OF the graves of the Union dead NJ Ssadar
Mosntain and elsewhere. - SeuA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-21

iNIkRNAL hkVESUEL-The receipts from in.
tsrnal revenue to-day amounted to s5Ia3o7 .,
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. SUPREME CocRT-Generai Ttym.-Tbis r,or,
ing the appeal from the decision Of the Cir, nj,
J Court in the case of Frederick Stein agninst ,h
washington and Georgetown Railroad Com.
p;tny is being argued by the counsel r, I'll,
% reeoiieeied that Stem in September last Was
INJURED while on one of the cars, and sued tbs
company for $4,000 damages, obtaining A Yer.
dict of $500 'o'
Addison A. Hosmer of Wisconsin. ana Nil.
To the bar
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3 TRBAsrRYs PRoMorIoNs.-The following-
named gentlemen have been prom a,aa w ,s.
Treasury Department eince the lat OF the
month Geo; Mc0artse. from 81 to sth
S Sa~ Ger ~, y Noerr, from I'd TO ID; IL. s.
Joseph. kroeIl, and 4. r. TayIor, from ,st
70 20; and N, u. Stops, from $1,000 to ist
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WHTTsUHfrDE.-This festival was celebrated
az Christ Osrch Navy Yard Yesterday
rev; Dr. Odds. the pastor, had the chprch
handsomely decorated with flowers. The
sunday school anniversary was held in the
afternoon The report OF the superintendrnr.
,su os =. Dehnam, Esq, shows an increase of
Us scholars, the school now comprising sss
scholars, with thirty teachers. The chiidran
We're addressed by the pastor, who mueh re-
eTf,Iea mat ne was unable to present them an
" on former anniversaries, with books The
offerings amounted to el63 Ae
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t'OR SALE-A dne brown SADDLE MARE
years old, ls1s hanos high; to be seen ~
mIs6s National Stables my u -sts
Show oAstsi SHOW OAsEsTi-sHOV
yAt 10 OF all kinds Icr sale &C reduced nvica"
~, eiese ont stock, at STILES. corner sth 4 nd Z
'e-. beer nertheIn Liberty Market. nyai.s n.
oPosAAL 49, ,plsndid driving and eddie
The owner having no immsdistsD 30 r., ~
or ,b,s vi VII bs :, soss At bargain II appued hS
= -. ..a ". my u St
usnffsIGNKD HAVE THIS nav
sIAl,vsSSkG sUsIN Ess under The nm. a ~
9.ss.n "a s,ELI HnRsERf. ct o. H An AM
Post Once. ssfss,, Sp ps,t.s the
M.yH.Isss TT aERBERf
ny N-as