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POTOMAC PAVILION.

FENHE Proprietor respectfully informs the public
Il that the Pavilion will be kept open dur A
Ing the running Of the Potomac Steamers -
There are manv families here who intend -
to remain throughout September, and he hopes that
others may unite 10 enjoy the fine bath and good
fishing. w. w DIX
PsNkY POINT, Aug. IS, 1855. su27
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I lGHT AND DARKNESS; or the Shadow
L. OF / ate. A story OF fashionable Life. Paper
SO oents-cloth IS cents
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
slH Bookstore near 9th ST.
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ELASTIC CORD, for repairing Br.c.let.
Cushions. s.w hnSo s,d Tor ~, Emory
Fans, Porte moanaiss, &c. for sale A. o0'h"''
LAMM0ND'S, 7th Ut.
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IMPORTANT FUNDAMENTALLY
SEALING CANS.

Il UDLOw& CO. - IMPROVED AIR TIGHT
IL SELF-SEALING CAN. for preserving fruit,
vegetables. &C The only Can ever made requir-
in9 no tcay solder or cement, acknowledgod by
a who see them the neatest, safest and most con-
venient Can in use.
They are easily sealed and opened, and never
fail TO preserve Fruits, Vegetables, &c, In per-
fectly fresh state.
They can be used wear after year.
Directions for putting up all kinds Of Fruits,
Vegetables, &C, will accompany the cans.
AZ Patent applied for.
IL All we ask is 10 call and see them.
Every Can werrGnted.
For sac by G. 3. FOWLER e. CO,
Agents, Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
an 2o-I
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Joe SHILLINGTON has just received
~ Putnam's Magazine fer September
Frank Leslie Fashion Book do
6 dep's Lady's Book do
Peierson's Magazine do
Artbur's do do
Rallou's Dollar Monthly do
Chamb RS Journal do
Frank esli-'s n Y. Journal do
Yankee Motions do
The hidden Path, by Marion Harland, author Q;
AlOae
Light and Darkness; or the Shadow Of Fats
story Of Fashionable Life
q memoir Of Rev. sydney = NTH, by his daugh-
ter, edited by Mrs Austin
The complete works of Charles Dickens u vols
octave size, IN large type, beautifully illUstra-
ted and neal y bound In cloth. Sold seps rat ly
II desired
The Yellow Mask, new ttoy, by Charles Dick
The Escaped Nun
All the new books received as soon as published
Everything In the Stationery line al
SHlLLINGTON'S,
0deon Building, corner Pa sv. and \ ct.
au29 Intel 81
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PLANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.

NIX. WIN. HENRY PALMER begs to inform
W his friends and pupils that he Is now pre-
pared TO resume his professional duties He Is
pefniitfed to refer as heretofore TO Nessrs Riggs
d Co, and any communication left for him M his
residence at Mrs. Smiths, No. 2S3 street, win
have immediate attention AN sA-Iw
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COPARrNERSHIP.

SOI Ah Il n En8HIF.
TUE undersigned have this day formed a CO.
HARTLY L BRO, for the purpose Of tr,ns.ct-
Ing Flour and General Commiss,on business. AZ
101 Water street, Georgetown
N. b. HARTLEY,
z. ID. HARTLEY,
au Q-lmo
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A Ii STRANGERS
IA visiting the City should see Hunters Gaia
logue OF the curiosities Of the Patent Once Al
%, bis Description Of Powell's Great Pictures
HUNTER Is TO be seen at 400 Tenth street.
NAV 31-3ms
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hhNh PASTUR, a.
CLOWN, JOE PENTLAND.

Fer particulars see bills IN principal hotels.
~ GEORGETowN on TUESDAY, August
2eth, and ALEXANDRIA on WEDNESDAY,,
August 18th. auIs-dtSep
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T OST, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
IL the 25th instant, either IN passing along F ~
or In an omnibus from the War Department 70 7,h
street, q lady' worked muslin Cap, having three
this Once VIII b suitably rewarded. - "
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Correspondence Of the Star. ]

PORTSMOUTH, August II.
The fever is just as bad now as it ever has
| been. Yesterday there were IL deaths, and
| on Saturday O. Among the victims is Hun
ter Woods, who died this morning Joseph
Robertson wife died yesterday Chas Myeis,
of Portsmouth is dead. DR.. Maupin is better;
alsJ De. Trugien and Col. Watts. Miss Mar
garet Manning is dead. This young lady de-
serves especial mention. Together with her
father and family she left Portsmouth upon
the appearance of the fever. A little more
than a week since, hearing th at her uncle (B
W. Palmer) was taken down, she, not being
| able to procure a vehicle to take her to Ports.
mout, walked from her untry retreat to tina,
| place, a distance Of seven miles, to aid in
nursing him. He. having the advantage Of
good nursing, speed ly recovered; when she
took the fever, and in few days died.
l am still about and act prudently, though
1 have been among the fever patients sJms
So soon as father is strong enough L shall take
him away, but don't know as yet where to.
Collins go to Stoakes's, from the yard, by
| the CARLOAD
There Is much distress among all classes, as
things cannot be had at any price. Chickens,
young ones, are selling at 62lc. piece
Lewis Boutwell,, John Myers, Mrs Atkinson,
Dick dodwin, (colored oysterman,) hear, are
dead. John Jack and wife are very low Mr..
Allen, railroad agent, was taken sick at Mag
nolia Springs, and has been carried to the hos
pital. George Hopes wife was taken sick on
Saturday. L understand II. Stoakes buried
| % on Saturday.
| hear SO many different reports that can.
not determine in my own mind which are cor
rect You will have to take them just as l
get them.
| 1t is very important to US that those con-
tributing for the aid of the distressed should
specify in their drafts that portion is intend
ell for Portsmouth otherwise We may not get
what is intended for US. I mention this par.
ticularly in view Of the fact that several con.
tributiOns have been received at Norfolk. NOT
one cent of which has been sent over to us.
There Is no complaint about this; but were
one to see the want and misery, and hear OF
the number Of deaths caused BY the want Of
the common necessaries, there would be no
surprise that We are anxious for relief
am of for Suffolk this afternoon.
| s. l. H. RAILROAD, Aug. q.
| 81 O'CLOCK P. N.-Sick-Sam Forbes, John
! H. Porter, VIM. Gvynu and his whole family,
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JOE PENTLAND'S
OH GU 81!

VNaIS Superb Troupe will exhibit
ON MARKET SQUARE,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, ard SATURDAY,
August 80 and 81, and Sept l.
FOL THREE DAYS ONLY!
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Doors open al ? and p. m. Performance half
en- hour afterwards.
Admission rs cents.
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This Company is Distinguished for the elegance,
novelty, and variety Of its entertainments
EQUESTRIAN,
GIMNASTIC AND PANTOMIMIC,
Displaying the highest order Of Foreign and
Doo-estic Talent. Among the principal Artists Of
this Troupe are
Madame VIRGINIA SHERWOOD,
Mons. NlCOLO & PUPILS
Mr.. GEO BACHELDtR
Mr.. DAVlS RICHARDS,
Mr.. G. SHERWOOD,
FRANK PASTOR, &c
CI0UN HOY pENrU
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VIE DUTIES OF MRS. GOODS scboo,
L wi be re umed on Monday, the Sd Of Sen.
temoer, al her residence, No south side OF First
Her daughter, Miss nj J. Good, having re turned
10 the district, viii give lessons In music ION the
flanol TO limited number Of pupils
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United States Steamer Fulton.-Informa-
ton has reached Washington, making it Ger
tain that the yellow fever is now, or has re-
Gently been, on this vessel. now at Pensacola
Fla. A case Of the fever has been removed
from that ship to the Pensacola naval hospital
Nothing more in that connection is known here
Arpointed.-Imri Emwood, Of New Hamp.
shire, has been appointed to a temporary
81, 200 per annum) clerkship in the Pension
Bu.eau.
An Army Officer Resigned. Lieut.
Peter Parkinson, jr., first cavalry, U. S. A.,
has resigned, to take effect August 9th, inst.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, the 18th August,
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
TIM hoaks of he n
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
MOST IMPORTANT to the LADIES

MI ASTONlSHlsG q ID iSCONfni.
pr GrISSNTR'S celebrated MENSTRUAL FILLS nav
hen Ions and widely wonderful IN then eures
hes prepa,ed with great soientho ss designed LOT eae
orv snd 10 ~ the various egulsIities and
ns.yre They ect like charm gently ard mho y &C -
40 i,ve.ielly efcsciousy well a. curative a.
Ia the FemAe Hospitals in Vienna PAM al oeT,n tney
49,, entirely sepenetel h- Of AL other fenedlss oeosnso
h.s orc IL aftsnAble by medicinal ss-rciss toey &C o
TAN of sccess Th.ir sstonl.hing ei-eAey ~oald DC ~ m
~ehle II not vouched BY ndabtAbe iesnaony 70
n stances produors regularity OF nature Se' a. nope aAa
TS,v sv WHO hAs used them will never be without box
Ttcv are compcsed Of most costly, rare Sha
.ts No teas berbs soaking feet, 20 weakening
S INJURIOUS are Necessary in their use as n he sass
nostruls aud compounds al eI'sea anu ~
of as female pix" -, ,...,.,i,o. 4, III airee.
,rs IN which are atld the various syAlio IS o ~u'oI E
esuses Of tie suppression te determined IS wen S
Piee One )olisr per Box containing exRe seeioNs'
Fsrh Boz will be sigued BY Dr. r. O. DElSSNiEs.
rrtncipul Oasce No 1874 Liberty-st, New OK O..
Kssponsble agents will be appointed for thsii sAs - m
prsccatle Meantime al orders arc 70 &c sd - " % -
Q CEIsSNER No. i27i Lbertys T., New 1SiI ~ ~ re-
Fox No 1856 NewYost Dice and boz w. O' "a -, h,
trn nail they put up IN sealed -;,5 Ss,es
sent " n rhc sfretest privacy 70 any par n. III
Fs- sac a. Nos 50 500 S6. SIS and So 1rsne ,S ~
and ~ Spn.g s Nos III ana ~ Hoasonst, w. w. 80 ia
sTy Koz "a AID ij2 Grsorwehs Nos ~ 80 az !, 81
son sf Nos 8I and l69 Beeotorst., No ~ S5S, - 81
4,bs Nos l92 and s2 Broadway, New of1 C"l, - - -
Eul,or No gl6 Brdgest No. il5 Atsnues., o''''"'
srd a ~ sthec-,es Hal, klLatc ihown He"''o'sS'
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

DEcrAsy OF FxEMPLARY WoNES.-hrs. Sarah
Waldo. widow of the late Judge Joseph Story, died
her residence in Rowe-st. on Wednesday, OF debliy
AT the age of II year. The deceased was the dauga
Ter of The late Judge WemOre OF the Massachns eits
Court of Common Pleas Wm. W Story the arust
ard pott the only su viviDg child OF the decsase J.
sailed for Boston in tie Liverpool steamer on sau
dav lust The wife of the Rev. John Perpont died az
LIS house in Medoid on the same dsy ster long u
uoss Both these ladies leave vide circle OIL iIlehls'
A METHODIST CELTBRATloN.-Ihe ne b0st'H 80
states that the Msihodis,s Of that city VIII have grana
celebration on Tuesday next the 2sul, az 'ae Is
Clurcb in HanOver.st., 10 commemorate tae oO.n IN
riyerary of the laying of the cornerstone OF me ~
Methodist Church in Boston. The services VIII con-
sst al prayer meeting in the fo,noon COLLATION. Al -
o'cL ~ "loye-feast" in the afternoon aHd genera
,re,-i, in the evening. Sixty years have SHOWN
orsst change In Metho0ism in Boston. From a slh a
chrcb p ol5 Methodist. alley, built by contributions
~ ~ ~, rng cnd ,werd and costing aooui 80
they ccn now show Of the hnest edihees Il ~ wv
Fpclsnd, originally costing some ssVO0V'
on Wednesday, TIE lst Instant the propei,.I 80 80;
,f he skes took some ffty-five German no II
Zoo Illinois as passengers who are part OF eoiony
sbo,1 % seitle on the Michigan coast, oppcsis 1uS
SoD,h Meni.ou Islands. The colony has plrShsseA
-. seven hundred acres of land there and me Sc
,,,,'r, or town Is 10 be called Norm any.
Ven hundred Germsns are preparing % 9lu -. -. 80
cv rnoet of them rcent ernigfan.s % -, - -
It. rroreIsr also took Up piie-crivef WI 1'" ~
construct q IVA oA ~ -r,rs. rrl-scE p
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
nR DE JON GH

~ LIGHT BROWN COD-LIvER OIL
Prepared for medicinal the Lofoden is-es Norway,
md put the Of chemical analysis BY DR. DE JOSGH
who BY his literary WORKS and scientific travels h.s ssined fof
hizsefin whole Europe The veldcseed REPUTATION The
hghes, authority all that regards this eectcL remedy
br CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, AsTHMA, Gogf.
RICKETS. sCROFrLOUS AFFECTIONS DISEASES Of the
BILIfY
Approved Of and recommended BY BERZELIUS LIEBIG
WdHLEh, JONATHAN PERE1RA. FOUQUiFR and
nerous other dsnsahed Physicians ard scientific Chemists.
Specially rewarded with medals By the a BEL
GIoM and the NETHERLANDS AID supplied 70 he !esdins
Hospitals Of Europe.
Has entirely sap-rsede6 al other kinds The Con-
consequeB OF s proved superior power efficacy
u, for its bers perfectly FREE from al cyr,
snd bitsr and acrimonious irritating tbe
throat mpsrs digestion, r,ilher producing arc
Bottles LABELED With DR. DE JOEGEs stAmr- ana Signs
rs cents per bote literal aisccun 20 APoheesfe
ard Druegss. light bors foTwardsd, carnage fr-e 70 lie
tsrntry az receip. Of -. WLossGl- and re,al by
LEOPOLD WETZLAR 70. IS Dey-s-.
and No. so Broafwsy, New ora,
Sole Agent for TIE U1i,ed stt.s Of Dr. &c lonrh' Lsh
a-own Coo Liver Oil
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

RAPE AND RIoT.-Our town was thrown into fe-
yer OF excite ment last week by the arrest and trial OF
seven young men on charge OF assaul' WIN intent 70
commit q rape. We listened 10 the evidence Of the
prosecution, but did not hear the arguments Of the
couIs sci. II appeared in evidence that Harlow Jones
and ten other young men went to the house OF Peter
Barringer, on the night OF the 9Th OF August, and
after obtaining admiance under false preenses, pro-
ceeded in very riotous and abusive manner toward
the inmates. One young girl, il was alleged, was
taken out Of the house and her person outraged. Some
Of the family escaped to neighboring house, and q
young man named Stanley, who WA sleeping ia the
house, having procured some weapon, fnally sue
ceeded in driving the rioters away. Seven young
were arrested, and after full investigation be
foIe Esquire PaLe, six were recognized in the Of
$500 each for their appearance at Court and was
dischsI eedthere not being sufficient evidence to i'm
pLeate him with the others. Telegraph, Pomeroy, o.
AMERICAS ISsTITUTR.-The twenty-sixth annual
session Of The american Institute Of Instruction
held during Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week At Bath, Name There was large gather
ing OF teachers and nearly every Stste in the Union
represented. IL wGs occ4si0n OF more than
usual interest The lecture by Prof b. Il. Tweed was
sound, practical good sense well written and well
uiertd-euch es might be expesed from teacher 80
eminen: and successful that by Professor HOyt Of
Exeter learned interesting and instructive; that
by the Rev. Mr. Huntingdon, howery and pctureque,
prsentinQ constant succession Of dissolying views
that by the Rev. Mr. Hill, solid and logical elevatng
the mind 20 nobler views. Messrs. William H. Wells
Of the Normal School, in Western Massachusetts,;
D. b. Tower Of the Park Latin School, Boston and
Perry OF Providence, X. l., chosen delegates 70
the American Association for NE advancement of edu-
cation, which holds its session ia New York dariug
the greater part Of next week. Boston Post.
CAUTIos.-Tke BrornsriRe Pa Clipper SAVE
that fsrnily by the Of Dnsnnore residing near
Cookstown, IN this County, were poisoned one day
last week in the following manner: The eldest daugh-
ter sent by her mother TO make up the bread and
istaking bottle Of arsenic for saleratus mixed tsc
former 10 the dough. The family, consisting Of Mr..
Dinsmore, his wife, mother in-lew, and three Children
eat Of the bread and at the last accoun. al had died
except hr Dinsmore, who is not expected TO recover
When first seized it w thought TO be cholera, but the
true cause was Gfterwerd discovered.
CoTToS.-The frst bale Of the new crop reached the
Augusta market on the 18th inst. from West Point
Ga The first bale Of last years crop reached that
city On the l2th and sold arrival at l2 cents
The ne< crop is coming in freely at New-Orleans
and the nceps thus far about $40 bales against
a5 TO the same date lsst year and only bales tho
year previously.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
Nep?0ork daily Gribm,re
.ITTUCE NOT.

juror not; the workings Of bic hrsin
And Of his hesrt thou ca1st rot see;
What lo"hs to Thy dim eyss stain,
In Code pure habt may only be
A scar, brought from some well Won field,
Where thoa wouldst only faint sod yield.
The look, the air, hat frets thy sgh,,
May Be token, thai below
TIE toul hGs closed IN deadly fight
With some internal iery fcs,
Whose glance would scorch thy smiling grsoe,
And esst nee shuddering on thy face
The fall thou dare-t 70 despise-
May be the slsckened angels hand
Has suffered il, that be may rise
And take hrner surer stand;
Or. trusting ess 10 earthly things,
May henoeforth learn 20 use his wings.
And Judge none lost, but wait, and zee
With hopeful pity, not dsdsin,
The 6epth OF the abyss may he
The measure IF the hight OF pain,
Ard love sud glory that may raise
This soni 70 God IN after days
IHousehoid Words
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
KANSAS.
KANSAS LEGISLATURE IGNORED-STATE
ORGANIZATION RECOMMENDED.
FrnT The Kansas Trisuae, Extra.

Fr n The kansrs Tylbuae Extra.
The outrageous acts Of the pseudo Legislature Of
Kansas having become intolerable, the people assem-
bed in large numbers in Lawrence yesterday, Aug.
H. and continued in session until the afternoon Of the
18th. The Convention was conducted with great
ability and IFS deliberations characterized By great
harmony and courtesy. Not less than coo perHonS
frt all parts Of the Territory were In attendance,
ard with our citizens and remaining night ID at
;.rd the deliberations of tire second day. There
deep keliDg Of iDdigus ion uauites,sd against The
outrageous acts Of usurpsipn by which our people
epthraled and a determination manifested 20 resist
these usu1etons a. all hszsrds. Gen. Schuyler was
chosen President, assisted by the usual number Of
Vice -Presi nts sLd other offers.
The following Preamble and Resolutions were psssed
with great uDanimity:
Whereas, BY act Of Congress, approved MAY 30,
1854, organizing Goyernmen. for the Territory OF
ksn.ss, grant Of .g,latiye noweF was made . the
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
CUPRFME COUKT-In the matter Of the ap.

- pcatien Of the M.yor Aldermen and Commons,y Of The
CITY of EewYok by he Croton Aqudrc Board Of said City
relative to the acquiring of LANDS Tor NEW RESERVOIR
in the said city, between Seth and s6 and the 9TH AID 7th
avs in the said city.
We the Commissioners Of Appraisal in he matter above
ec hereby give notice TO the owners le'sees persons nd
parties the lands enements heroGamenis snd
premises affected thereby aud to oil Others whom may con
ceTn, as follows, to wit:
First That the said Commits oners, have completed our
estimate and appraisal IN favor Of the several essees
parties persons interested in the lands 20 b. taken by this
edng for the lad comprised therein and have prepared
report Of the amount Of Just aud eqni able compensation
b. paid such ownes esses parties and persons aortd
resyecively.
Second; Thet the said Commissioners have depos'ed
true copy transcript of such Emate Appraisal and Report
the Clerks Office OF the Cry for the inspection
of whatsoever il may concern.
Third: That peTon perons whose nights may be al
ected end shall object the 10 pant
thereof msy within days after the fst publication Of this
notice his her their objections wiring 10 the said
CounssoneIs Office No. 2s5 Broadway in the City Of
keW-Yofk.
Fourth That said Report in the part
thereof be objected and shall appeal 10 us u require eoeo
ton Report the sha be econsdefed and cr
rectee will be presented 10 he Supreme Court az General
Term thereof he held in the Fst Juccia District a. the
CITY Hall Of the Cy of New York the first MONDAY OF
Noyeuber next opening of the Count that day
heard and motion wit then and there
be r,nde for the Aug Ij, l6b
zeSfHaS Se%fhPS SS & S5iSsSS6sr, GEif com"i'.ionsr,
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

CUPREME COURT.-County of Kings
- DANIIL w. CORWIN sEainst ASA W. BArEs, JAMES
ADAMS and WILLIAM ATTERBURY, Receiver. &e-sum-
mons for ITO the above named defendants
Ycu are hereby summoned required to answer the
nsnt In ths action which viii be fled IN the oce Of the Clerk
OF The County Of Kings the City Hall In the City Of Brook
lyn AID copy to the sad on
H. nbsrters al their Office No WAl IN the City OF New
Yok within twenty DAYS AFTER the service " this
you exclusive the day Of such seroe and yeu fail to
answer lie said complaint within the time aforesaid the Psin-
tf in h. action will sppy the Court for the relief demanded
In The corap aiut--Dsted Hsy s, 1855. -
- ~ TOMLINSON, WALDEN BRIGHAM
solswewM Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. :. Wall-st
e complaint this ssten hed IN toe ONCE o. the Clerk
Of the County Of Kings e uiuth day OF May, 1855
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27

Row ArA CAaP-MEFTING.-We are informed that
tie camp meeting at Philadelphia, Hancock County,
on Sunday last, was broken up by bloody and dis.
graceful row. occasioned by the improper conduct of
parcel of drunken roweies. The story, we heard it,
is about this: Some farmer in the neighborhood
ground TO sell. couple OF railroad hands,
rather happier than sober men usually are, for
the fun OF the thing, started the while the
owner was selling his melons, and drove them round
through the woods, over logs and stumps, pro-
duciDg very pretty disturbance. An officer arrested
one OF the mt and took him before Justice, who
happened to be present, and trial held 10 the
humorous raj roader to the amour. of five dollars.
Not being prepared with the tin he ordered to
Jail at Greenfield, and started off in charge OF the
officers.
During the trial good deal Of disturbance was kept
M with yo believe an occasional spirit of fight.
When the prisoner was started to jail the crowd fol-
lowed headed by d companion Of the prisoner called
"Rattlirg Jack who took occasion after proceeding
a few rode TO walk up aud knock down the sheriff,
which plcduced bunch OF promiscuous hghts. AT
this iuncture Mr. Wright, conductor on the Central
Road raid tho Sheriff the fine, and demand was
made upon the 0fiicers who had gone ahead with the
lsifoner, TO release him. Not knowing the reason
OF the request they still held on and the friends Of the
prisoner rushed in and produced another muss, en-
rscing in all probability six eight individual fights
This eLded the row and the camp-meetiDg too, the
eoDgregra ion dispersing rapidly homeward
the Oft GERS started off with their prisoner. big
darkey who runs on the Central Road is said to have
made himself rather conspicuous by contradlctng
preacher no mounted the pulpit 10 ioorm the e0ngre
cation Of the nature Of the disturbance. There Of
course good many contradictory stories, but this Is
near straight az We gather from the accounts
heard. dayton (O) Journal Aug 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
CUPREME COURT-MARY ANN NICHOL-

~ SON agt. JOHN NICHOLSON, SAMUEL MCHOL-
SON and otLers.-o John Nicholson and Samuel Nicholson:
You hereby summoned and required 70 answer the amt
this action Won has this day been fled il the Ofoe Of the
the said City and TO copy Of your answer T. the said
the subcrber az bis Office, at No. ~ Nassau
IN the said City within twenty days after the service o tbs
You exclusive Of the day Of such sevice and II
the sal complaint within the time aforesaid
the plen in this sction will apply the Court for the relief
demanded IN the comp mplaint-Dsed June 50, lee5
70 law fwM j. z. Attorney.