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Bachelors Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye h tho best In the
world the only true and perfect bye: harmless.
reliable nsiautancous3 DO disappointment. mo-
ridiculous tnisi remedies the hi elects Of bad
ayes lnWgofates and leaves the Hair soft and
beautiful black VI brown. Sold by all Druggists
ana FofIGmefs, and properly applied Al tho Wig
Factory, 10 Bond ST., N. !.
Rpr4 dly.
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aI-ei %: Laak4TaNul Tor llouasdule: nj
atidgi7~H for juI0uvillei az Goshen f1l
Montgomery: Mt Grey curt for Nrvhurgh
aud Warwick and at Jersey Civ with TX.
press Train 0t New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia.
FROM BUFFALO-By New York limo from
Depot, corner Exchange and Michigan streets
5;35 A. VI. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS. lsun.
days excepted Stops at HorucIIsyiIIe qlC
A. NJ. DBAft.1 Sus4uehanna 2.G2 p. NJ. Dine
Turner's $50 f. NJ, (Sup.) and arrives n
New lorK at 1910 T.. VI. Connects at q reai
Bond with Delaware, LackAwauna and Wes.
tern Railroad, at Jersey City with midnight
Express Train Of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia.
1850 A. N. EXPRESS MAIL, via. Avon and
Rorneisyile daily except Sundays. Ar
riyes in New York ct 7.41 AM
$50 p. NJ, LIGHTNING EXPRESS. runs
daily. stops At HOrnelIsyiIIe G:I5 =. NJ
,Sup), and arrives in New York 7:lU A. NJ.
Connects at Eimra with Northern Central
Railway for Harrisburg and the south. and
at Jersey city with Morning Express Train
OF View Jersey Railroad for PDi'adclrhia
Baltimore aul Wsshingtou
Sleeping Coaches are attached 10 this train nj
Buffalo running through to New York without
haugc.
A''-N 4 ftH' NLs'N i-NNh / LAIkENN. daily, Ip 4
ceTt Sundays Stops A. Susquobsu1a g.I5
A. 81, Bkit,) Turner'S 3.4J p. NJ, (Dincl
and arrives IN New York at $40 ?. NJ. con.
nest4 at Jersey City with Egeniug Trims
for Philadelphia, baltimore aad Washing
ton.
Sleeping o1r,h attached to thI, trai at Buf-
fllo, running through to Susquehanna.
Only one train east on Sunday, leaving Buffalo
at 2;oO P. NJ. AMI DunkirS l.l5 ?. NJ, and
reaching New York at 7:iO A. NJ.
Boston and New England passengers. with their
baggage, are transferred free qt charge in New
YORK.
GsA- To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie
Hallway presents many objects of interest, pas
sing through the beautiful valleys Of the Che
mung, SusquohanDa, Delaware aud Ramapo riy-
ers, an ever-changing panorama Of NATURES beau
ties commands attention.
The best ventilated and most luxurious sleep.
Ing coaches E.5y~ IN lIss1 NORt.D ny &C
company all night trains On this railway.
BAGGAGE CHECAED THROUGH.
A"d fare ninoy' az f2n as by any other Route
ny Ask for Tickets via. Erie R,'lway, which
an be Obtained at all the Principal Ticket Offices |
u the Vest Rnd Southwest.
4. RIDDLE, w1E. r.. BARR.
"o" ooP :. Gen'l Pass. Ag
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NO Case will be Received, when
there are any Doubts of Cure
or Relief

Our terms are CASH: hence the money must
be sent with all orders for medicines. II costs
from five t. fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with US, which includes medicines
~ Tho rnnr will In fnNnrnt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-18

BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
For the speedy AMI permanent euro Of Seminal
Weakuess, the rcsu.t Of Youthful IniiscrctiOu,
which neglected, ruins the hsppine-s, and units
the sufferer for busiues. social society or mar,
ringc. They can be u-ci without detection or
Interference with business pursuits.
Price one dollar per box, Or four boxes for
three do,ars. II you cannot procure these
Pills, enclose the money TO Bryan + Co. ~
Cedar Sweet New York, and they will be sent
by return mail, wou sealed. Private circulars to
den'.nmen sent free On application. Enclose
e NJ. den2lIotAu&wIy.
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4 FINE brick Residence and a good Piano
"A Apply for full particulars TO
n. MARX, Agent.
GspsdtG.
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sPuo1AL MoT1cns.

VNo REMOVE Moth Patches, Frsoklel and Tan
i from the face, use PeTy's Moth and Free
HE Lotion. Prepared only by DR., b. c. Perry.
Sold by all Dfugglsts
m5hl 6dsodsmW3m.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

WILL SELL Low AND on Liza TIME
Il desired nv residence. Srart.n, p..IIIt,
square, and one to ten lot, s,r.otes 'Sn nv
soia by the drst Of May, it will ts -, Io'
aune on me premises, or Of a. z Cptt,v
8 7, WILSON.
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Tuesday Evening, NAY 10 100
,,o,T AFRINCRss,

p..i. correspondent Of the \. T. M
ali ,eU, how an American belle came ne'
l,.jog herself in the mist Of a foreign bogu
ntle With our boosted love offTee insiisU
tons and American simplicity, It - strang
that so many Of our daughters allow them
seIye. to be- dalllcd, not merely by the gilt
Ter Of foreign titles but even by a very poor
counterfeit
4 GOOD deal ofsympathy, mingled with q
little sarcasm, has been expressed here lately
for An American family whose daughter was
about 10 marry NciIau prince, tbs sad
priace bav.n, turned out to be bogus. The
tr5sseau was ready and the Crinoe.y coat Of
arm, was already painted on the carriages,
both of which magnificent superiIuitIes are
NOW for sale. Another caution 10 ambitious
American uanmas who sell their daughters
FOR European ,it.as. This is Bit Of gossip
50 well known in PAR, that il wasquitc sure
T. find i's way into print. It is fortunate
for the ambitious mamma on this occasion
thar The discovery o. the impOsture was
made before the marriage. The trosseau
can be sold VI laid aside I'LL wanted; but
how could the vie yretender have been dis
posed Of had be- preserved his mask till the
usual legal f0rmallirs hai al been gone
through? What an escape FOR the intended !
victim as wei, as for the ambitious MAMMA
W. have always thought wei Of Frederick |
Douglass, and have occasionally spoken |
We. Of him, and we dom regret it. OGI
course when We say tti' it is not understood |
that We approve everything he does or says;
bit W. .pesi Of him in the liberali,y and |
l-stness Of a tolerant opposition, and we
have always been justified in il. II was
only f." 10y ago that we praised him,
30! We must DO SO again; ho is entitled
to such treatment at our hands, for in many
% hs sensible peculiaritics he il more
Democrat than Republican. OF all the
sP,ae, men and spokes.womeu Of the so.
called Equal Rights convention at New
York. Douglass was undoubtedly the most
sensible man or woman present.
aDi this is made conclusive By hiJ u.tering
.aa following, for which his race will thank
him from the bottom of their hearts when
they sla. become Sufficiently enlightened
10 appreciate it: 81 have one thing to say
% reference to the negro, in which / would
ave both Democrats and Republicans con. :
TO, and which can be summed up in one e
fori-'Let him alone. You want 10 be l
long something for him, aud you have !
l..a DOING SO much with, for and by as in .
foe pa.., 'aat you have well nigh played the
nls lief with Us. Leave him alone then. =,
''rs 4m fair play, but with that be sure to ?
es'e him alone. He is q man before the ',
nr, What he wants most is to b. a man 0
,moug me-" '
The craftsmanship Of the negro question ]
IS undoubtedly fully sta,e1 in the few words
'Lrt him alone" but only Democrats can
.peja
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED have ASSOCIATED
themselves in the Grocery trade, at the Nd
slaDH OF A. X. Phiiieo, 10 Liugle block, Iliuoi.
sI9s', near Court square whsre they will keeI
sg9od assortment Of the
Best Family Groceries
10 tue market, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES
the city.
PHILLEO WOODBURY..
INC sunscrloe'' thankful for past patronage 10
aesifes continuance Of the same 10
the new arm, and also desire, 60 sJa,s all ia
accounts to date. A'F ''N
a. K. PHILLEO
Book Island, 4AEsA Q, a.t.
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Seminal weakness 4 sexual Diseases
6emOrrhoids, or Piles.
They cure all III" '-. -"
.SEAzA0AT AIID LUNGS.
CANCERa.

They have had q very extensive prac
tico and wonderful success In the treatment Of
Cancers, winch they cure without eating them out
or using the knife. Let those who have Tumors
and >wcllings. or red spot, lose no time in huy-
ing it attended to, rs timry treatment may save
oathem from the horror, suffering and death Of
oman nnncrr
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On and after Monday, May 3, 1899, trains Oh
TINS road Will run through 70 and from Rock lei.
and without change Of cars.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye
OHeTAIes az Rapidly as ELECTRICITY.

No sooner ,- tho hair moistcucl with it. than
a glorious BLACK " BROWN is produced
There is mo- smnti--uo staining Of the skin-no
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WI short and direct route from Racine. Nil.
- waukee' and all point. In Wisconsin, to
TICK Island aud Davenport aid all points in
southern Iowa aud Kansas.
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Trains leave Rock leland at $40 a. m.. $50 p.
No. Freight aud Accommodation S 800 q. IN.
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~ to u Niles the Shortest Route

al Trains run directly iHrlgaio NoE York,
~ 500 MILES, without change Of coaches.
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Trom and after February I5h, 1852. Trans
Wv leave in connection with all Western lines, a.
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LADIHs,
u. Isarvev's Qolden PilIn.
NRRoRs OF YonTrz.


Young Neu, the experience Of years has dc,
monstrated the fact that reliance may be placed
10 the efficacy u
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Bryan's Eifc 1nvigorator.


OR REL | V ENAIING ELINIR,
For all arrangements Of the Urinary Organs.
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., Ariyc at Reel, !.land, Io:j5p. M, G.J5 a. H.,
Freight and accommOIat J.55 ,. m.
Making close connection with passenger truins
ut the following points:
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q. a. HALL.
Assistant GrnI Surt, Chicago.
:, ", SMITH
ion Passenger Agent, CbtgUgo.
WIZ. .. URENELL,
Freight and Ticket Agent Rock ISL.
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AT RACINE JUNCTION, from and to Mil.
Eaukce and Chicago.
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FROM M, cLEyELATD-rrom Erie R a.ln,y b g.
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'sp9dsG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29
Tox River Valley r, r.

The contract for the whole road is not only
2et, but large portion of it sublet, and some
OF the contractors are on the ground with
their hands, and, in the vicinity of Strcator,
we understand, work is actually begun; but
from present appearances it may take week
or two before active work is commenced all
along the hnc especially from Strcator to
Ottawa. the hindrance encountered being OBJ
Gaining the right Of way. Through the town
OF Farm Ridge town which subscribed
nothing to the stock Of the road, and yet will
be as much benefited by it as any other town,
the difficulties in the matter of right Of way
seem to be especially troublesome. The latest
project we have heard mootcd on the sub
Ject IS to cut loose from all difficulties by
adopting the Bloomington road as the route.
1t Is certain there will be many important dl-
Sergenc(s from the present supposed line un.
less there is better disposition shewn to &C.
commodate in the matter Of the right of way
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at an early day, such as Touring mills, sash,
blind and door factories, SC, 49,
Messrs. a. Adams 4 yCe. havssa plainipg
mill, employing $4,000 capital, and find
their room too small to meet the demands Of
their rapidly growing business.
Mr.. Cord, of Flemingburg, KY, has made
arrangements 70 put up . Touring mill with
8 run of steae, an extendve and well ap-
pointed affair,-to be completed this summer
Besides this, he will build adjoining it large
wooden mill. He has the machinery for the
latter on hand, and will push the work for
ward at once.
Mr.. Tillson, Of the firm Of Dow s. Tillson,
bankers at Marseilles, both we'll known here,
is putting mp custom work Touring mill 1t
will have two run of stone, is "a by 80 feet, 8
stories high, to be running by fall, and will
require $4,000 capital
Marseilles has also very good Female
Seminary. The building is 20 by so feet, 8
stories high, and cost $4,000. Mrs. NJ. A.
Pickett, principal. There are also two large
Puoiio SehooiS, Will SOOu atCCHuitncC, anu
conducted by able teachers. There are seve-
raj very, neat church buildings of almost every
religious sect, such as are usually found in the
cities, each provided with ii building and
pastor. The Episcopal Chapel is small but
elegant building, most tastcfully ornamented
with stained windows. appropriate paintings
and symbols. The Congregationalists, Bap-
lists and Methodists have also very good
buildings. The Universalists have society,
but as yet no house of worship. Marseilles
has, among other institutions, most excellent
hotel, the Reckwith' House As rooms, pro-
viding good table, and is well patronized.
The town is rapidly growing, house day
Of some sort being completed cr rather about
six week; many are tenements for laborers
and employees in the mills. It has news
paper, . base ball club, fast horses, billiard
saloons and the different occupations of life
in a thriving city all well pursued. In short,
Marseilles is destined to be city. "'
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washburne,s suoosssor.

The long agony in the Galena Congression-
al district, over the nomination Of the candi-
date to be Washburne's successor in congress,
is over. The convention was in session nearly
three days, and finally, after 352 ballots, NOM
mated H. c. Burchard, Of Freepore Con-
sideripg the protracted nature of tie fight,
the convention is said to have separated with
comparative good feeling, being reasonably
satisfied. with the final choice. The nomin-
alton Of Mr.. Burchard giyes satisfaction for
the reason that it is regarded ss simply ad.
journing the big fight to the next convention.
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The reduction Of ten cents bushel In the cost
Of transporting wheat from any points on the
Mississippi to Chicago, kills TO St, Louis grain
association. iRt M -f.
II that is all the good the St. Louis Grain
Association has done, II deserves at least IA
be gratefully remembered. Our opinion,
however, is that it has still life enough in Il
to reduce the cost Of getting bushel Of grain
through Chicago to figure about equal "a
its transportation from St. Louis to Liverpool
The st. Louis Grain Association is evidently
sorely troubling the Chicago board Of Trade
thieves and elevator sharks. sE1 3 s0,g
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Radical Trouble in Tennessee.


Radicalism in Tennessee is in state Of dis
ruptien: Last week the party held convention
to nominate candidate for Governor, the con-
test narrowing itself down toa choice between
the present incumbent Sentcr, and congress
man Stokes. The friends Of Senter, got pos
session Of the body at the preliminary organ
ization, and the struggle on the part of the
Stokesites was to get possession at the perma-
nent organization. The parties seem to have
been pretty evenly divided. The rumpus was
SO great that the convention broke up in
row, each wing, after the disruption. meet
ing and making separate nomination; 70
that there will be two radical candidates in
the field for Governor of Tennessee. \, ..e
u The division is on political rather than per-
sonal grounds. Stokes is a radical Of the
Bfownlow stripe insisting on universal negro
suffrage and the disfranchisemcnt of all the
ex-rebels to the death. Senter, on the other
hand, while he assents to negro suffrage, in
sists on the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the whites on
proper evidence .of their future loyalty
Whether the democrats, or conservatives, un-
der such circumstances, will nominate u third
candidate, to run on substantially the same
ground boldly assumed by Sentsr, remains
question.
q The fact that Senter, on such a planttorm,
could carry with him full half the radical party
Of Tennessee, is significant and encouraging.
1t shows that even with universal negro sutf-.
rage and white mems disfranchisement, genu-
inc radicalism is already in minority in that
state. And the condition in Tennessee is IN
dicative Of the condition all over the south.
The whole radical scheme of retaining control
Of the, south by the disfranchisement of the
white men and admitting negroes to suffrage
is shown to be played ont. The white men
will again have rule, and the occupation of
the carpet baggers and scalawags will be
zone
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

The Mcconnell murder trial was commenced
At Jacksonville on Monday Of the present week,
beios, ~ Morgan Circuit Court, Judge Hodsss.
Twodays and half were consumed in smpsn.
nsliny jury, III having been rejected before
10 snobjectionable men were found. On Wed.
nsSdsy sssterhoon the assassination. u witnesses
wap commenced, the Arst witness called being
Mary Ryan, the servant girl in the house Of Mr..
Mcconnell at the time Of the murder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

Chicago has enjoyed temporary excitement
over case Of m,soegenat,on. A young lady, Of
acknowledged beauty and refinement,7 accepted
for her lover a buck Niger, her uncle's COACH
man, and planned an elopemept with him.
Father found it out-nigger put In calaboose--
young lady under lock and key. Radical papers
cali 1t "villianous proceeding" whether
on the part Of the niger or indignant parient is
not quite 20 clear. q &GIL OIfI,l
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In New York. Alexander T. Stewart returns
an income of $3,019,210: Aaron Arnold, $3.50.
069 Robert Bonner, $1S3,S41 James Benedict,
$31f $3.50; James Gordon Bennett, $1S8,500
J. g. Bennett, Jr., $4,000; Henry Clews, $780,
900; John J. Cisco, $12O,sO2: David DAVIS,
$1b1,644; William Z. Dodge. $ss1,3 1916; W. E.
Dodge, Jr., $122,0S6; Amos r. Emo, $217,276
George Fox, $37l, All Harvey Fisk, $ss8129,
No ~,tH tt#F
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Hester Vaughn, convicted at Philadelphia Of
the murder of her illegitimate child, and SON
fenced to be hanged, has at last received full
pardon from Gov. Geary Of Pennsylvasia 1t is
said that the committee appointed to intercede
in her behalf by the indignation nesting of
women held in New York soon after her sen.
tence. have been continually at work for their
client, and TO them the released woman owes her
liberty,
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Very serious apprchensons arc beginning
to be felt at Washington in reference to Mr.
McMahon; who was sent as minister to Para
quay in place of Washburne, who had such
hard time with the "tyrant'' Lopez. Since
his arrival in Paraguay not word has been
heard from him, and Washburne expresses
the opinion that he hos been killed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

JRusscll Young, managing editor Of the New
York Tribune, in rsfsrsnes 70 whom some very
damaging exposures were recently made hy The
NJ 7. San, has resigned his position % the III.
duae. and Mr.. Greeley gives Aotice that the Office
Of managing editor 10 sbolishsd.
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Cuba.

The only reliable intelligence from Cuba
during the week has reference to the organiza-
OF government by the rebels, and the details of
the battle alluded 20 in our last near Puerto
Principe The opposing forces in the battle were
about 1000 on each side, and the Spaniards
were defeated with u loss Of 1000 men, and com.
PEELED to rstreat The government Of the re.
public Of Cuba wins formally established by
Congrsss held At Gurrmsns, in the central de-
paftmsnt Csspedes was elected president, and
Quesado commander in chief of the forces Ces.
peAes isxnsd . stirring proclamation on sssum.
ing the Presidency, which is circulated al over
W island.
The island Of Porto Rico has oausht the
Cuban infection, and - also in ! state Of insur.
redtiea ss1isst Spanish rule. MN, &
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

Schuyler Colfsx passed Ottawa on the railroad
In the beginning Of the week but the "loyal'
made no demonstration on the occasion.
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Italy.

A Florence despatch of tho 18th says: "The
Austrian Consul at Leghorn, while walking
with Colonel Grenville, was kill by an assassin,
and Colonel Granville was wounded. The crime
is said to have been prompted by motives Of
private revenge, and Colonel Grenville was the
intended victim. Fourteen arrests have been
made In connection with this murderous as.
saplt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-29

Mrs. Nary O. vsughn, who was well Known
d contributes to ssvsral magazines and story
papers.s died q Pekin, ILL.,, last month.
Evening star., 1869-08-03
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in 6esrgetswn.

HIS HONOR, MAYOR SwRRNY, has called a
special N Getting OF the Councils this evening Al
O'Clock, 10 take into consideration a letter
received by bim from General Nichler. in
regard TO certain repairs now being made 10
the Long Bridge. The Councils will also
then decide whether there is one among them
with soul so dead as not to 20 TO Norfolk on the
Colt on Thursday.
POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY The an
nual election by the stockholders of this COM
pany, held yesterday, resulted IN the re-elec.
ton for the ensuise year Of the following
Board OF Dfrectors:-Wm. Bates. walter =.
Cox. Richard Cruikshank, VIM. Emmert, Da-
vid Edes, w. p. Johnston, John Marbury, r.
T. McG i'll, John Purdy, A. H. Pickreii, JeE kin
Thomas, Joshua Riley.
FLOUR 1NsPRCrIoEs MIR. T.. T. Edmouston.
-four inspector. reports 6.7S7 barrels OF -four
inspected during the month OF July, as follows.
Family, l,I90, Extra. 5.203; Superior, 2SO; Fine,
Co. First M,ddling, 10; Broad Arrow, q; Rye, ~
AUCTION SALE.-Thomas Dowling. Auction.
eer, yesterday sold the interest OF the orphan
children OF Robert johnson, deceased, in part
OF lot II, Of Holmead's addition, situated ON
Montgomery street, near Bridge street, to Mrs
McEldry, for s1A.
HBBRR TENT, 1. q. u. RRCHABIrRs held a
stated meeting last evening, when the officers
elected At the last meeting We're installed, and
addresses were deliver by Messrs. T. g.
Wheeler and !. T. Lighter.
SALE OF A MILL.-We learn that the Lock
Mill property, 2k miles above the aqueduct,
and formerly owned by VIM. H. Edes, has been
old by the present proprietor TO E. L Shoe
maker, Esq, who intends TO devote IL exclu-
sively to the manufacture of Evermay fiour.