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A FArHER's LAST ADvIcE.-s'rm going to
leave you, Samivel, my boy, and there no tel
hing ven shall see yeu again. Your mother
in7law, may ha been too much for me, or a
Thousand things may have happened by the
time you hears any news o. the celebrated Mr.
Weller, o. the Bell Savage. The family name
depends VERY much upon you, SamiyeI, and
I Hope you'll do wot's right by Il. Upon all
pints o. breodin know 1 may trust you as
veil rs if it was my own. self. So I've only
this here one little bit Of advice to give you.
IL ever you gets to up'ar of fifty, and feels
disposed to 90 a marryin' any body no matter
who-jist you shet yourself up in your own
room. If you've got one, and pison yourself OF
hand. Hanging's vulgar, SO don't you have
nothing to say TO that. Pison yourself Sami-
vel, my boy, pison yourself and you'll be
glad ont afterwards.'' With these affecting
words, Mr.. Weller looked steadfastly on his
son, and turning slowly upon his heel, disap-
peared from his sight.-PiekHciek Cab.
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n visiting the City should see Hunter,s Gaia !!
logue Of the curiosities Of the Patent uffces Az
so, his Description OF Powell's Great Piotnres. / ,
HUNTER Is to be seen at 460 Tenth street.
may 3l-3m*
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
ME next Annual Session Of this Institution
Il will commence on Monday, September 3d
Punctuai attendance is requested, and application
for admission must be early made - ga
Catalogues, with course Of studies and terms to
be had on application to the Principal 1
au S-eotSep10 WILLIAM j. CLARK.
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United States Patent Office,
nm n. n.,,,, ~. ,.n Wash,ngeo1 Va July ~. lso2. D.,

L-s-.s& ra-tii-ts.tt w lCJo. J.
nm the petition Of LANES GAMBLE and yosEPH
" 8. HILL, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, praying for
the extension Of patent granted to them on
the 30th day Of December, 1871, for an improve
ment in8sapparatus for moulding Candles I" for
seven years Gom the expiration of said patent,
which takes place on the Both day or December,
1t Is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the 10th of Decem-
ber, 1855, at IL O'Clock, m; and all persons are
notified to appear and show carse, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Once their objections, sFe0Ahy
set forth I'M writing; at least twenty days before
the day Of hearing; all testimony fled by either
party to be used at the hearing must be taken and
hnsmitted in accordance with the rules of the Of
fee, which will be furnished on application
The testimony In the case VIII be closed on the
30th Of Nevefnber; dispositions and other papers
relied upon as testimony, must be fled in the oce
on or before the morning Of that day; the argu-
ments, IL any, within ten days thereafter. ssa
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Union, Iptelligencer, and Star, Washington,
Dst c.; Republican, Baltimore; Evening Argus,
Philadelphia, Pal Scientific American, N. York;
and Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio--once week for
three successive weeks previous TO the 1eth of
December next, the day Of hearing.
rs DIV rrlts# "a tt SHUGERT,
! svEz = p Acting Commissioner Of Patents
P.aS .r.Editos Of the above papers viii please
copy. and send their bills to The Patent Once,
vnrfff1 rf.tn nsprr - 4
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= gtt- .o.5 DENTISTRY. - zIav
DR. MUNSON respecffnllr calls r,,lhlIc atten-

nR. MUNSON respectfully calls public atten-
" ton 70 bis new, patent and great 1r@
ly IMPROVED method Of setting Ar -
tncizl Teeth, with Continuous Gum, SIlIIIO
the very PERFECTION oFsTREiA ART. This
style Of Teeth has the following advantages over
an others, viz: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAN
Illness, COMFORT Eand BEAUTY, vieing
with Nature In these respects, and in some Others
eIeeulng. Public insPectionis respectfully solic-
tied. :. a.-s----- 80. sGa :. ftTIfV
Please cAll and see specimens. ,,,a.I ..saI
CAUTION.-No other Dentistin the District Of
Columbia has right to make this style Of teeth
". B-Teeth constitutionally hsalthy, plugged
and warranted for life, q rsso-.raHCsf , :
Orace and house No. 100 E street, near the COR
hef Of Peana. avenue and l4th street.
zp Al sslf.f 80 FkfEa4 Ja& =
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COFFIN WAREROOM, SC.
WILLIAM PLANT C 90, UNDERTA-

street, between u and III streets. G.ls0
Interments procured ina any grould
Or cemetery. Conans, Caps, Shrouds, Carriages,
Hearse, and every article for interments of
the best quality furnished at short notice. on the
most reasonable terms, and at all hours of the
night Having the exclusive right Of Crump's
Patent Corpse Preseryer, we guarantee to keep the
dead for any length Of time. - - jy1I-ly
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HUNTERS ACADEMY,

4 Georgetown, on Monday, 9th August, for the
reception of pupils. The course of Studies will
embrace a thorough English education The La
desired -
Particular attention will be paid to the moral
character Of the pupils, and none win be retained
whose conduct may have an unfavorable influence
upon the other pupils. - lis3 ~ as8~E3
CHAS. 8. HUNTER
GEORGETOWN Auo 1I-eoto7th
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TT srnxrsGe iEMElssr iiEEMEtEr: !,

r
III SEMKEN, syEWELER, go Pennsylvania
LIE avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, has
just received new supply Of richly y-chased Fruit
sns ssssy q
Jeweiry which he offers at greatly reduced prices
III Diamonds remounted, Jewelry of any de-
seTiptien made to order, Enamellng done, Gold
Pens repointed, Cento Arms and Crosses engraved
ss9s 6BENw0oD CEMETERY
Office Ne. 292 PA. ave., corner 10th street,
So ~ (oyER THE SAVINGS BANK.) -
UyHIs, CEMETERY rs. laid out on the plan Of
I Il the celebrated Greenwood ,of New osfk, and
situated on the high ground distant one and a
quarter miles north Of the Capitol--North CAPITOL
street leading directly to the gateway 800
This Company have secured charter from Con-
gress approPriating their ground forever to burial
purposes, making fee title to the purchaser, and
prohibiting all encroae hmnts from Legislation or
otherwise which Is Of vast importance to those
who wish their dead to repoSe where they have
placed them, for IL has become a custom in all
other cities when the burial ground becomes valli-
able for other purposes, to sell II, and throw the
measures cannot prevent II, as NO titles given
N. B.-OfRee open from 10 to la O'Clock a. M,
where Pamphlets, containing the Charter, By
Laws, and map Of the ground, and al other in
formation, can be Obtained. Ezai l,fs - y
All orders LEFT with Mr. James F. Harvey, No
40Sevenfh street, or any yotherrndertaker, win be
promptly attended to. - - je e1s-1yl
fHE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
.rrsi kl ErsE SPRINGS GflisvssQ So p
A RE now open for the reception Of Company,
IA and In a Tar more attractive condition ii
than they ever have been s1 sAl0 + n "a
A gross misrepresentation against them.as:A
having been published In the Petersburg Intelli-
gsncer and Baltimore sun to the effect that they
closed for the season is now traced to an IT.
responsible source unworthy Of notice.
II Is proper to state that there is no shadow Of
foundation Tor IT, The subscriber trusts that he
win not be made fhe victim Of such malignity !;
and the respectable journals which have given
currency to the runor by transferring 1t to their
columns win disabuse the public mind through the
same medium. 't ALEX BAKER
ty 13-2m = 1'f ..'''ii ? ~
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FAIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL FOF
-. 81. - tAGzlRI.N.. f. 81 -
is ass< DR. L.. b! wkiGHr,s
UNFAILING "sCR0TUL0US ANTIDOTE, -

80 saad all other forssis of fSCROFULOUS
9 tla f. ss DISEASES. ys1 sssb .g7
SHHIS Medicine is f,repared by an eminent phy.
i sician Of eighteen years practice In New YoTk
city, during which Time he has constantly used II
with the most unbounded success, and created for
the history Of medicine ftacts irnmsd diatciy ,spon
the blood cleansing Il from all scrofulous huriors
or offmpurties, reKovating and, by its magic pow
efs, INvIGORATE THE WHOLE SYSTEM,
In proof Of which, hundreds Of respectable wit
nesses from the doctors private practice have CIV
en- in their testimony, and entreat1those suffering
from any scrofilous affection, to call xpos HEN
sRd satssfy themsetres. 's5Hs
Treatise On Scrofulous Diseases can be had
gratis al PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 400 Broadyay,
and at Drug Stores generally. - =
CHARLES STOTT 4 co.,
80 - .t-t.el3e'A kgents for Washington
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-. A1s "a T1SON u SlSTERsSeH sfs
FEMALE SEMINARY FOR DAY Pupils
Fstrses, bet. l2th and 18th, Waskingtom
YNHE duties Of this institution will be resumed
I on the 18th September, and, in connection
with the above, they wish also to inform their pa
u ons and others that they intend opening an es
tabiishment for boarding pupils on the 1sf of No
The latter is situated on the railroad and tr,rn.
pike sixteen miles from the city, and two south
east Of Laurel village q of - tgt k51DT :
For particulars, circulars may be had at the
more. rase-s 9s.e- au 4-d4vk eodtSeptl5
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EvRENCH DRAWING PENCILS from the
4 several manufactures OF Bausch, Hardmuth,
Walter and Contee, imported direct Dom the ma
ksrsia Paris, by lSssa aFRANcK TAYLOR. /,
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THE EVENING STAR,
zYpBLIsHED EyEHyAFTERSUOn,
EXCEPT Sunday

Al tks Star Brilftsgs, eoyNs, 0 Pesssylraaia
sresss and Eiecessh sweet,
BY W. OVAL LAcH,
wrl be served to Subscribers by carriers at SIX
AND A QUARTER CEN rs, payable weekly
70 the Agents; papers served IN packages. ii s7x
cents per month"; To mail subscribers the sub
scriptien priceis THREE DOLLARS sANDFIF-
TY,GENTS year % adrases, TWO DOLLARS
for six months, and ONE DOLLAR for three
months; for less than three months st the rate O,
fax cents week. - @ sd - qa ba;sR 81 /
~ SINGLE COPIES ONE CENT. s..as
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THE WESTERN ACADENY

Crner Secentsenth oad + streets, Washington
a SELECT SCHOOL win be opened on the
Z Number limited to otweDty- Ave, -hs sfsf'Sfai
For particulars see circulars at the Bookstore or
call at the School Room after August ed. -
jY 2a-eo6w* 8. L. LOOMS, "A, NJ.
FAIR HILL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
Saais at- - HsE GIRLS, iN4- - s----sE
- Sasdy Spring, Montgomery eoHnty, Nd
THHE ninth term Of this institution will CON-
Il menee on the 1eth day Of the ninth month
(September) next. - -a ts.lL-l31Af T.
Circulars containing the needful information Ia
regard to the School can be obtained bythosewho
desire II, by addressing, at Olney Post Office,
Montgomery county, Maryland, X. 9. KIRK, or
WIN. 'H. FARQUHAR - -,
Refer to Jno. r. Towers, Lambert Tree, w. d.
Walach. = sti,i -, - je 30-2aw9w
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AND PLANIsIiED WARE
fJGAs and Coffee Urns, Coffee ,JGreqaes, Cofes
\ Biggins, Coffee Filters, Cofeepets, Teapots,
Tea SETS, Egg Boilers, Chafng Dishes, Imperial
Dish Covers, Soup Tureens, Castors, Pitchers,
Cups, Lamps, Candlesticks, Segar Lamps, Spit
tooas, &c at the Housekeepers furnishing Store,
490 Seventh street. GEO FRANCIS.
.iy 1T ------------
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PERSIAN PRovERBs.-The man who returns
good for evil is rs a tree which renders its
shade and its fruit even TO those who cast
stones at il. 81 ,..--r -r.--sl. 49, F
:. A man passes for sage when be seeks for
wisdom; bat if he thinks he has found IL he
is fool .g.. 49,
The diamond fallen into dunghiIl is not
the less precious and the dust raised by high
winds 70 heaven Is not the less vile. I1nA
Patience is tree whose roots are bitter, but
the fruit is very sweet, ~ y -.
r. Ten poor men can sleep TRANQUILITY upon n
mat but two Kings are not able TO live at
peace in a quarter Of the world
A promise should be given with caution and
kept with care. "A promise should be made
by the heart and remembered with the head.
A promise is the offspring of intention, and
should be nurtrred by recollection A pro-
mise and its performances should, like the
scales of true balance, always present nu
tusl adj ustment-,
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PEEL's LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE
MANUF AGTURED FROM FRENCH
lyl GRAPE24 GREEN

MANUF AGTURED FROM FRENCH
~ GRAPES, GREEN JAMAICA GINGER
SEVILLE ORANGES, &c.--This delicious bev
introduced 1t is equally palatable, more whole
some, and not half the price Of other foreign wines
Many Physicians use It exclusively, and recon-.
mend II to all troubled with Flatniency, Dyspep.
Persons subject TO Chills, or living In districts
where Ague or Cholera prevails, fnd its occasion.
al use pleasant and admirable preventive Mixed
with little cedwater, IL forms the most refresh
ing and wholesome cooling drink In warm weathe,
that can be taken tEs ~ i1'i', laafI ] y -
Price 50 cents per bottle, e5 per dozen. f.1'i
\. b. Country Druggists, Grocers, &C., find this
faction = ~ = = % '''7-0' : d
Agents, sToTT & CO., Washington !; PEEL
J. BALMER baltimore. - M6-tf
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SELECT classical, AND MATHEMAT.
ffHff 4teaft TftAr. S@sH

THE duties ofthis Institution will be resumed
= on Monday, September Sd. The number of
scholars being limited early applications from the
former patrons Of the School are particularly re-
quested. fFasz - 90 1qisE.1s "A CO.
- The Principal can be seen at his residence, No.
81 West street, Georgetown, on and after the 10th
August s@ssz -,as-~V9E 9E' y III
Terms: Per quarter, Of II weeks, sla So
French and Drawing EXTRA bsfa# ,eRsg
au u7-eoH p. A. BOWEN, Principal.
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LII BREEDIsG There Is no greater breach
Of good manners, or rather, no better evidence
of i'll breeding, than that Of interruptfng ano-
! ther in conversation while speaking or COM
mencing a remark before another has fully
closed, No well bred person ever does IL, or
continues a conversation long with one that
does. The latter will find an interesting con-
rersation often waived, closed, or declined by
the former, without even suspecting the cause.
Ii Is a criterion which never fails TO show the
the true breeding Of the individual. A we'll
bred person viii not interrupt one who IL in alt
RESPECTS greatly his inferior II you wish %
Judge the good breeding Of person with whom
person strictly In this respect and you viii
assuredly not be deseiyed- However intelil-
gent, fluent, easy, or even graceful person
may appear fer short time, you viii md MIN
or her soon prove uninteresting, insipid md
coarse.
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GHIRrS-SHiKTS.- have Just received
y large and fneassortment OF Genflemen's best
quality white and colored Shirts, which we viii
dispose o. at tue lowest New York prices.
: s'''.--- WALL 4 STEPHENS,
32 Pa. avenue, next door to Iron Hall.
au 2--d
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2, FANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS.
III SEMKEN. .JEWRIER S Gsa1

is prepared to make to order any device that may
be suggested such as Flower Bouquets Bracelets.
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Chains, tfosses Rings,
IL Persons may rely upon their own hair be-
ing used. 1iy3Iltr
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: 'as s..I,1 { % ooEDUCATIONAL. s'as sas
YOUNG LADIES' CLASSICAL INsrIrUTR,
dOQ r sfxaef h fxre 4. n 6fk <u,sd Rtk

~ aSzFss wv = stSsetJ oetDesNotA ava oth,sI
saS cfRemoyed from No. 0 Indiana avenue)1
STEPHEN H. MIRICK, A.. NJ, PRINcfpAL
TIVE next Academic year Of this School, fform-
u erly under the care OF Rev. r. w. Cushman
ID. D., but for the last two years in charge Of the
present PrincipalD wil commence Monday, Sep
tember 10, 1855. Experienced teachers, are en-
ployed In every department Every branch Of a
solid and ornamental education is taught, and di-
plomas are given to those who complete the pre-
scribed course ftsf 5asB pfrs-fia III
Circulars, giving further information, can be OBJ
sined At the bookstores and by application to the
Principal. -, =. -.,',r - au 7-eo2m
- asaG EMERSON INSTITUTE. sgsHs
ASelect Classical and Mathematical school
p SD 5as 4b] for BSys.fe4i void %
ITNHlS Institute Is located on III street, one door
Il from the corner Of 18th. The next Academic
year will commence the first Monday in Septem-
Der. T7T
1rms: per quarter, for fun course, SIS. Eng
Hsh branches, S10 = ...sh@s49 &,s" siihs
9 %. cHAs. b. YOUNG, A. M Principal.
~ 40 2-.eotf a. q - IL, = h..,-LIa - .
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I iAGEMOIRs OF THE COUNTEsSO BLES.
Ixl sington, by r. X. Madden, NJ. r I. A., two
vols, FRANCK TAYLOR.
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AhBRIGAE HoTE.L,,slss.ii...

Pa. acsnxs, bst,cess AZ and etA streets,
q. HEFLEBOWER &c l.. r. LOyET,T,
PRoPRIKT0Rs.
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THE LAND OF GOLD; California unveiled;
u Reality versus Fiction by II X Helper, 4
vol ..o FRAS0k TAYLOR.
yoRDAN's WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS
FREDERICK COUNTY, YA.-Opened on the
Il 18th Of June, From Baltimore, WASH 10
ington OF Cumberland in early morning trains. -
70 Harper's Ferry, thence by Winchesters ~:
miles In coaches 70 Spfipgs IN tiEns to dine same
day, Rice's eotillon band engaged. Sulphur
baths. Medicinal effects Of water well known
Z. C. Il X. NJ. SokDAN-& BRO.
Nv Nt--eo8V frfTR - ~ -
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CLOCKsI CL0cks!

- CLOCKS! CLOCKS!
~ you want . good honest Clock--ors that win
y always give you the correct time, drop In a. :.
FRANCIS, 4e0 Seventh street. He has Clocks
that cannot be sxceiled-hzadsome and good time
keepers He sells low, and every Clock ~ vaf-
ranLed. iy2it
HOWARD's U. 9. SUPREME COURT
H Reports, vol n, Just published and Tor sale
sy = ahsSFs 'FhANCK TAYLOR.
RLANk BOOKS Of all kinds ana sites for sale
u st unusually low prices. - y
NS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Acting Commissioner Of Patent

P.S -.Editors Of the above papers win please
copy, and send their bills to The Patent Once,
With paper containing this. notice. .,,,isi,sf I
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petty publishers will be sure to publish 1t with
ont paying cent to the author, aud If Prescott
is favorably received in Eogland, his Philip the
Second will be pirated in like manner and al
equal degree. There is no help for it; they are
fair game. If they were sboemakers or hatters
the law would protect them from robbery; they
are only men OF genius, and they are outlaws
Were it not for the reflections to which this
view OF the subject gives rise, it would be u
matter Of congratulation to see this tendency
tow ards fusion in the republic Of letters The
wider the audience of writer is extended,
and the more intellect is centralized, the
Dooler and greater are sure 70 he his efforts
and its product Success in America is already
DO small consideration to British writer's. As
the circle Of book readers is extended the
political divisions between the two countries,
aud even the ocean itself will not hinder the
fusion of the literary minds Of both iuso one
barn onious republic.
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The New York Central Railroad Invcsugo
ting Committee.


After year OF prodigious labor the inves-
tigatiDg committee have finally reported and
brought forth--a mouse. They find, what
no body doubted, that there has been no over
issue OF stock or bonds, and that the Treasurer's
accounts are correct. AL the columns of his
ledger are correctly footed, all the moneys he
has paid out he can show vouchers for, and al
though he has issued near forty millions of
stock and bonds, he has Issued no more than
the law allowed. In short, the committee have
come to the deliberate conclusion. and boldly
and unhesitatingly declare that, in their opin-
ion, the Treasurer Of the great "Central Rail-
road is not thief ii Is as much as TO say to
the rcet of the world, to oil other corpora
lions railroad, bank, insurance, &c." show
us, If you can, NAN like this, d treasurer who
has never, in the course Of two whole years.
either stolen your money or forged yonr secu.
rites" viii 1t be contended now fnow that
one honest man is discovered in the manage
menD that the pure and spotless great Cen.
trai Railroad shall open its books to second
the gambling transactions of Wall street ~
Shall its bright honor be furnished, and its
dignity compromised, by allowing itself TO ap-
pear on the New York Stock Exchange in com
pany with stocks like United States G's. New
York and Pennsylvania 5s, and other such
trash!
But although the committee report the gfea-
surer all right, they seemed to have deemed il
prudent 80 remove all temptation as far as pos
siblc out Of his way for the future, by gathering
together oil taeloose blanks icft over, and burn
ing them mp This rather dctrects from the other
wise "frsi rate notice OF our worthy Treasurer.
Had we been on the committee we should have
opposed that. Not 20 much from the fact that
he could get as many more printed as be liked,
precisely similar, at four dollars q ream, but
because we really and truly believe That Mr.
Pruyn is neither thief nor a forger. We 60
further. We believe him TO be not only an ho-
nest mon, but very efficient and obliging Off
Ger. 1t is strange that this sagacious commit
tee, after burning up all Mr.. Pruyn's blanks,
did not go step further and destroy all the
printing material in the country. Such q
"check aud guard" as tina. would truly have
rendered It "almost impossible that an over
issue OF stock should be made without its being
Immediately exposed and corrected" Why
the Central management should be so exces
siy6ly cautious, and so much more supicious OF
their subordinates than other companies, we do
not quite understand. Is II The consciousness Of
their own corruption that leads them TO treat
the rest Of the world as thieves and robbers?
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nr,Iu nov scAIrs---roroner Hilton held M Inquest
yesterday urop The bo5y Of child three years Of age,
named William Mclaughlin, a. the residence OF hts pa
ren,s No ass Water street, who 20 his death from
se,orc scalds received few Gays ago Verdict accldcn-
"a death.
IyAeTrpr ~ nm nc Coroner Gamble held inqucs
uper tho bod, Of named Patrick Wall, who died at
c New York Hospital from tho effect Of severe injuries
received by the falling Of platform erected in T0npkins
square for political purposes few evenings previous 70
i,p, election day. Tho jury in this case rendered YER
dict Of death from fracture q The leg received on the
ID inst by the falling Of platform. Deceased was -
years Of age, and was q native OF ireland.
scArpD DrAIn.-Coronor Hilton also held an Inquest
a. No lG7 West Thirteenth street upon the body o. IN
infant eleven months old which died from the eosis Of
ycalds received by The upsctng OF vessel containing
hot water. The parents OF tn deceased are named