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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

Properly IL Hoes VERY DuBIoUs.-The Health
Commanders yesterday ordered the City Inspector to
seize on and after the st July, all swine found south
Of Eighty sixth street. The thorough enforcement OF
this order will relsve large number of our citizens
from nuissnces under which they have patiently sU
fered for long period Of time. We may as well state
for the information of all concerned that refusal to
obey any order issued in pursuance of resolution oil
the Health Commissioners fine of $1,000 Or impria'
onment 10 the Peritentary for one year, or BOTH IN
pursuance Of State law passed April 10, $780, entitled
ian act re stive to the public health Of the City Of
NewYoIk.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

BuRTos's THFATER.-Mr ard Mrs. Clearance Holt,
who Rave been playing star engagement at Barton 5
Theser during the last week, take their first benefit
in this city tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

F,cur BETWEEN Two wosfs.-Yestsitsy "a
.,,o.,ion occurred IN q Io~ p..cs IN tds su.h Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

WALLAcK's THEATER-BEYEIT OF Mrs. j. ii.
ALLEs.-This lady, who has improved in no small
measure since her connection with the very excellent
company of Wallacls =, and ~ho is now most warmly
welcomed whenever che appears before az apprec-
ating audience, takes her benefit this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

city be put up hinssi al ysnck street. little while
after he told the boy that he was gong to send him
South with his wife, but charged him to say nothing 10
the Arnods. He did not obey this order, and bsing
ordered TO go to the vessel FOX soue baggage, lsdy
Of tie pTp'e told him to look out and directed him to
q houfe in Chrcn street He went tbsre, was COO
Quoted to CprJs 'ao0D, aod placed IN tie Station
House for safe kecpips. The coorsd Inhabitants IN
that vicinity in stste Q, Sh exeter emf an sfe
making further Investigations lto the mattel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

SIGMA GAMMA FRATERNITY.-The literary exercises
Of the Sigma Gamma fraternity Of the Medicsl De-
parment Of the University Of New Yoik took place on
Monday evening, the 10th.
Chancellor Ferris opened the exercises with prayer
Mr.. S. Smith of Georgia read an essay on Homeopathy
lie attacked the system in a vigorous manner, and de-
Tended an article of tie Constitution of the Fraternity
denying membership to believers in Hahneman's doc
tIiLes
Mr.. b. St. John Rooaa delivered an Grafton on
the duty CT the medical student to be citizen OF the
world. DE. Kane, Livingstone Holmes and Francs
we're adduced as examples to be inflated An allu'
sion Yves made to the ladies' present, and Florence
Nightingale was declared a type Of the aex.
Dr.. A G. Post, PIoiessoin the University addressed
the Society in happy vein, aluding to the Temple OF
Medical Leaning, upon which 30 many noble builders
aud Iabosels for ages had worked upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

Mrs Ellen Key Blunt read various selections before
Mr. Beecher's congregation on Thursday night with
Astterrg cclat and by invitation, will again read
before the Historical Society Monday night. Mrs.
b. is the daughter Of Francis S. Key, the author of
our National song, The Star Spangled Banner She
is lady Of rare abilities and her readings are causing
quite a eeusatiOn among the elite of the metropolis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

ATTACKING A PoLIcTsAs.-Yesterday morning, 81
O'Clock, as Office, Caldwell Of the Fourth Precinct!
was pstrollirg his beat, be across cid man
named Grady, who cons dersby int0xic atsd aid
disturtiUg the peace aud quiet OF the neghborhood.
The officer spoke kindly TO him, but receiving an
abusive reply arrested him, when OGrady drew a
knife ard made pass at the officers breast. free
duplication Of the locust coon brought o Grady to
terms, and lie was locked up for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

PUBLIC PouNDs n The TWELFTH WARD.-There
are now two Public Pounds established in the Twelfth
WarJ namely, one at the corner of One'hundred and
twenty aeverth street and Third avenue in charge of
Mr.. William b. Little, and another on the corner of
Ore hund and-flieh street and Tenth avenue, un-
der charge Of Mr. J. G. Butler Capt Porter, Of the
Twelfth Precinct, will no doubt keep them well filled
with occupants Owners of fOw-footed ANIMALS will
please take due heed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

masonic FEsTIyAL.-The Brothers Of Union Lodge,
No. 40 Of F. A. NJ, Dsnbury Conn.,, will celebrate
the Festival of St. John the Baptist on Thursday, the
9th instant, with appropriate ceremonies. special
train will leave Norwak for Danbcry, on the arrival
of the New York and New-IIaven trains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

As APOLOGY FOR CRISoLISE.-Crnolins has now
become general term u,ed to express the enormous
sum tots! of the long clothes which surrount the
rether proportions Of lady, and were invented to
conceal large feet and perhaps bunions II shouo %
bore n mind however that Crinolne, in street pro-
priety means the pettiecst, originally made oil horse
hair which caused the clothes to stick out Otnet
things are now used for that purpose steel springs
and hoops, straw bands, and rings ard tubes OF sul
csnized Iudia-rubber blown up. These ttinss are
new the qu.scrinoEe; spd to c,inclne, conseerea
az meaning them, there 40 objection. Iae ci'si1s
ticu cuch, 10 be osseIysd. Tee msls mind, usrs,ly
analytic, has regarded female attire too
A corresponding mistake on tie part OF isay rotii
be that OF ccpoundiDg tbs drawers OF Top WIN o.
reg ope under tie rsuie Ct leegings II is1y coeii
utter such word or Ct "lcOsss If tbs, eHp "a
v.rs rev substituted f,s "tsais." Crno'ins, II tAct
Is "a, a. osbe part OF 50 OF ssewiss sos9et tTssa 4:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

6TRAwDfRRILs-FRAuDs Is MEAsTRE.-The 81
pe,inttndett of tbs Pobhc Market j. Csunrg, e7q
yetterday and the day previous elected s9uc thht,
"Fqvstters iom Washington Market who Be-s en-
gssed il tee ssle Of strswber;es The berries were
put up in hatde baikets Of ths capacity of qusrt
to peck apparently for the convenience Of those OF
citizens who reside some distance from market "a
elites Ca emptyiDg several OF these baskets they
founo to be quite bali filed with broSn psper.
Thus spsrfco buying as he supposed, two quarts Of
beries, would net realize even one quart. One two
quart basket, apparently filed with berries,
brought BY tie dalauded purchaser to the City L.
sp1ctos's Office, aud 10 the bottom we're found u
sheets Of Blown wrapping psper. The quantity OF
berries rot quite wine quart. Purchasers should
be their guard sgsinst these swindlers. The best
to pTevent being defrauied is for purchasers to
turn tie basket on eide as TO see the bottom.
BY this means they may save themselves from extra
journey ngs TO punish deftauders, and the inevitable
loss Of money together with then patience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

Two WoMEN ATTEMPTING SrIcIDE.-On Thuidsy
afternoon, Mrs. Cathsrine Bsgsley, who, 1t IL sad
lived unhsppiy with her husband. left her home, al
the corror of Hester and Division streets, aud visiting
drug sbop, procured bottle Of laudanum' the coz
tents of which she swallowed Officer Langley ana
some citizens fouad her lying upon the sidewalk cor
per Of Grand and Essex streets, in state Of insens
by and conveyed her to her residence, where proper
anidotes were administered.
Jane Dean, resident Of Water street, near James
sin was also found on sidewalk in the BowsTy,
sleeping off the effects of an overdose OF 'sudsnnn
Ofice,s McMahon and Murchsy aroused her and took
her TO the tenth Precinct Station House, where an
euetic was promptly administered She disgO'ged the
.udsrum but i was perceived that shO was st' under
the icduerce OF other sedstves. She Was KEPT TIL
wis, sober aud then taken bssoro justice Btsn-
p.u end committed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09
POLITICAL.

Hall, the Republican candidate for Governor of
Vermont, has majority exceeding 10 900 votes
One hundred and eleven Republicans are elected
TO the Honse OF Representatives from 1871 towns
The Democratic conferees Of the sixteenth Com
gressional district OF Pennsylvania, COMPOSING
the counties Of Cumberland, York and PERI
again failed TO nominate a candidate on Tuesday
The York delegates have gone home after ioi1
Ing with those Of Perry in adopting resolution
declaring that In no event should John Ali
the present member Of Congress, be renom mated
The election in Wilmington, Del g, on Tuesday
for city officers and members OF council passed
on quietly. though the contest was warm and
spirited. Thomas Young, Democrat was elected
mayor by III majority The Peoples party elected
aloeihan, treasurer and assessor, by small ma
Joiltles- Zach party elect three members Of the
Guy council, securing an INSTRUMENTATION ma
lofty OF three In that body. The Democrats car
~ VIC mrs. ana second wards by ~ majority
fdCn, am the Peoples ticket the other three
S1ao Inc latter ticket has an average majority
oI w. s1sep. Ior mayor. Last year, the Democrats
upon the other Offices. Nv anu o'ei ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09
PERSONAL

go: MI Baroee's statue OF the Fisher Girl g..
on exhibition In Baltimoe "ii IL
49, Geographic despatch has been recs,,,..
from Philadelphia, announcing the unexnso,.a
decease OF Mr. George NewbOld, the yepr,., ~
and highly respected President Of the Bank Of
America. VI
-. Prince Metternich arrived al Frankfort ON
Saturday, with his family, on bI, wav 10 H..
chateau OF Johannesburg. His vigor, and the
xan1ntiy with which be ran up the staircase OF
, .ne noe. 10 greet lady-herself eighty two
were the subject Of general remark. '
..:- MI. L Buchanan Read, the poet and pain,.
ef, has lately returned from Europe and has
opened In Philadelphia the art treasnres,s ths,
work In Italy. There Is picture OF IH,ar,s,ha,.
Wooingi" spirited Scripture scene OF . i.n'
tha's Return" bold and striking picture. ..Sni-
TITS OF the WATERFALL as well as several small,
works, chiefly Of fairy scenes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

FROM BUESos AYKEs.-The Buenos Ayres
Commercial Times OF July ~, contains the fol-
lowing:
The proposed establishment of 4 new tariff os
duties on Exports from the Argentine Conf-dera-
tion has excited considerable discussions; there is
every probability that the Upper Chamber will
also sanction Its adoption; thus fresh blow will
De aimed II the commerce OF the State OF BuenoS
Ayres, and IL appears to us, that IL wouId he
much more felt than the former one iuasmuch as
Its provisions will be much Il iricult of eva
sion; large portion of the Te-embarco trade will
be lost to this port, but what gain will result to
the Confederation IL Is very difficult to foresre
The Times mentions that the ship Rio Biapco
was In the roadstead, having on board sixteen
young Paraguayans, on their way to England to
learn the useful sciences, ship building. &c I'm
relation to the affairs Of Paraguay the Times
says:
The finances Of the Paraguayan government are
In most satisfactory state, tue receipts consId-
erably exceeding the expenditures and no ma
uonai debts retard the progress of public i'm
provement- One of the largest foundries I'm South
America Is established at Asuncion two steam
ers are on the stocks, and three have already
been launcbed-the lpoia, and Salto de Guavra
being two Of the finest boats on the river s
railway is about TO be laid down between the
capital and the town of Villa Rica the materials
for which are all at hand. Everything speaks of
progress, and IL the dispute with the United
states De peacefully terminated, We have no
doubt that the young Republic will soon become
one OF the most important Of South American
nations
Montevideo has adopted the basis of treatv'
with Brazil, and treaty with Belgium had been
concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

AcciDRNr-The Hudson River Railroad, at
Fishkin Landing, was the scene of a very serious
accident on Tuesday. A collision occurred be-
tween the cattle trains, by which five persons
were killed and two injured. One of the trains
having stopped for some purpose, the other one,
not having received warning in time, came up
behind and ran into the first one, making a COM
plete wreck of several cars. Two engines were
coupled to the rear train, which, being thrown
from the track, ran into a large machine shop
and were broken to pieces, after throwing down,
in their progress, the large brick chimney Of the
establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

The ATLANTIC CABLE MIR. Field says that
dispatch from Trinity Bay informs him that al
though the insulation of the cable remains per-
feet, no message has been received over II for
several days. He does not know the cause, but
conjectures It is the change Of the shore end at
When the Africa sailed 1t was known that the
connection Of Mr.. Whitehouse with the Atlantic
Company would cease about the LIST instant, and
II would appear more probable that the working
ceased from some action of his or his partizan.
Mr.. Thompson was to succeed Mr.. w hitehouse
and IL Is quite possible that the delay is caused
by his experiments, which are regarded as per-
fectly childish by practical telegraphers. II was
also rumorea that the company had arranged
with Mr.. Hug hes to place his instruments at Va
lsntia and Trinity Bay, about the Goth the 18th
instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

A NORlGINALAND HUMOROUS WORK
"A THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF
MAJ. ROGER SHERMAN POTTER; together
with an accurate and exceedingly interesting account
oil MS greaf ACHE venents In politics, d. omAc, and
war-all Of which are recorded of sheer love for
the martial spIrIt OF this truly ambitious nation
vol, l2mo, $50 pages. illustrated with II splrlte nd
CHARACTERISTIC engrtvIngs by Hueber. Wherein the
author declares that this great work was neither
translated from the French prisged from the
unpublished work offs English author but was truiy
ana honestly written for the especial benefit of ms
publishers, by PnEI EG VAN TkUs EpA e. Who with.
cut asxIog Emission respectfully dedic .tes il to
hrs friend nd benefactor, JANIS BUCHANAN Prps
ldent of these United States,
Third edition already sold. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

IL The discussion of the question, "Ought
American Slavery to be peTpetuated !'' between
Parson Brownlow, Of Tennessee, and the Rev A &.
Pryne, Of New York, was commenced in Phiia-
delphia on Tuesday. One hundred persons,
principally males, Were present. In consequence
ofParsOn Brownlow suffering from an affection
OF the throat, he was unable to participate in
person, and bis opening was read by Mr.. VIM
F. Small. In the opening, the position was as
sumed that SLAYER is Of divine origin-that IL has
existed In all ages and in all countries-that It
was recognized of God in the commandment,
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors wife, nor
his man servant, nor his maid servant" &c, the
word servant In the Hebrew signifying slave
Amer numerous references to Bible history, In
support Of the position that slavery is of divine
origin, the subject Of Abolitionism was touched
npon, also the slave trade about which much
was said, not, however, aPprovingly. The open
Ing assumed, and attempted TO show, by history,
that the slave trade was mainly carried on by
northern men, the vessels being fitted out in
eastern ports. The reading of the opening occu-
pied more than an hour. Mr.. PryDe followed
in answer, and spoke up to the adjournment
He, Of course, took a free-soil view OF the sub
ject. Both speakers were applauded by their re-
sPeciiye friends. The question to lie discussed
was not touched upon by Mr.. Brownlow, IL be-
ing reserved for a future evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

IL There is a railroad down south which
LUIS one train day, drawn by a loeomtiye of
aoout cone pot power. The eond uctor is so DO
should like a drink OF wafer - he immstS.,,,,,
Jumps on; oioc Is the train with stick, and al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union warns the Democracy to "iook
at the combination of Greeley and Harris and
Winter Davis at Tarrytown, in one grand
scheme to thwart Mr.. Buchanan Administra-
ton "Tarrytown and its TrsasonS' is noticed
to say that it was the spot in which the treason
of Benedict Arnold in the revolution was de-
veloped Madame Nemesis has made ii the
common plotting ground Of Douglas, Winter
Davis, Blair and Greeley.
The Union further considers The Revival
of Business
The Intsliigsneer gives "Revenue Statis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

90 George saward, SECRETARY Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, says, In note to the Lon
don Times, that the Presidents message, with
address, numbered 1i3 words as transmitted. and
occupied two hours in Its passage through the
cable, including several "repeats" and correc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

COFFEEs. SUGARS, &c.
Superior old Government Java,
Old Wire Coffee
White and Green Rio Coffee,
| do. PrestOn's Chocolate,
d do: F Farms.
ta packages K eined Sugars,
c;s,iiss Crushed Powdered, Granulated. and
10 barrels yellow Sugar,
s. $ hnds ard - barrels lower grade,
81 boxes kIngsford's starch.
do. Corn Starch. for pudding,
'''' ''''' anu lot Henry afss r C. pURDY.
,.oo, Successor to Thomas Hamilton.
TE1s, WINES. LIQUORS, &c.
Sd ana Young dyson" Eneei,s sis sasS.
Oolong and Powchong, VARIOUS grades,
He,I uperior old Dark and Pale Brandy
Old Peach Brandy,
Ola Jamaica Spirit,
Scheifam Schnapps,
ssperior old Port Wine, r..
Did Banvuet Madei.a.
sssHs .np %as or Spf Sc %S NV WHISKY
Did Monongahe a. Pittsburgh,
VERY superi,r old Rye Whisky
Also, large assortment Of domestic liquors, best
20 baskets Heidsick Champagne,
10 cases Cream Uebouzy,
Is do. Ciaret Wine, &C.
IS do. White Wine,
NO" In store AND Tor h hnts X puRpy
seq eolw No. sss Pa avenue.
BUY YOUR FINE cL0raING 3E
No. so Pa. ave., urds! Broans' Hotel,
.esu Wsshlneton. D. c.
RAILWAY LI,BRAR,Y-Nev volume, pf.cs 50
"one Fault . considered b; many to be the best
gus ~ ss,s eSH sad cq sss =.
' TAYIoR & MAuRY,s.
sess st tLntei Union ssl Ps. svenne.
FALL MILLINERY JUST RECEIVED.
Fall Fall style of Strar Bonnets., Misses Hats,
FRENCH Flewers. Fall ribbons a. cath n
Ss.s s and coe kssd hocs. n s,ss
with every variety of fansy SoSds;
ses-at sR Iitb tract
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS.
jus. received g y. At STEVENS, NJ: Fancy Store
r.. e.I snG .i.S. Eel SSns:ni
than can he found elsewhere IN the CITY |
.esa s p. av. s bet e ss ss and is,S SITS
pORTO RICO AND MUsCOVADO sU-
2 Ahds. Porto Rico ana hi1.eOvado sDSARss
70 barrels Coverings rS; RsSn.d sGGAks . al
grades,
20 half chests fresh Green and Black TEAS.
COFFEE, -.' NV
! GO pounds prime Shosldsr gAGGN,
~ aIreis superior HERRINGS
Recev ed and for sale at reduced prics. nv
ses-H MIDDLETON BEALL.
]. BORLAND, /
Hesdenoe-No. ~ Massachusetts avenue
between Si1ts and Seventh Streets.
s:v y. 3; d BSssn n,, NJ D. Ford Thompson. MD.
w w e. =, SaioSnen, III. stone, DrugGist. 1
= =. ". a.-. =. W.. -- an 7-Sms L
SchooL BOOKS-scHOOL BOOKS!
= "A general and complete assortment Of School
ovAs Sno Statlonefy for public and Ivafe schools
the Northern LibertIes cheap Bookstoee. a I'm
-o-M ~. . the Northem Martet. 40 SLIM Il
tEs u. Sos.s. 4 sfrEEkasgMEsIE e g.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON RUDI
! MENrARY SEklES.-Mechan On and Me
ehanism, with upwards of 300 illustrations by bit
SCOTT Burn price g. cents.
ornamental Drawing ard Architectural Deslsp
with 80 Illustrations BY Burn: price 90 cents
The London illustrated Drawing Book with $40
Illustrative drawings and diagrams; by Rob't Scott
Burn price 60 cents.
TIE Steam Engin.: its history and mechanism !:
with engraved III ustraions Of the stationery loco
motive, and marine steam engine by Burn price s,
cents.
few copies of eaoh lust imported from ondon
by TAYLOR MAURY, Booksellers,
sesS S4 Pa. avenue, near 9Th at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

0~CASH PAIDFOR FURNfTGRE:-
!kY Housekeepsrs breaking up are respectfully
informed that we are 1t all tlHes prepared 70 0uy
their entire stock Of household effects I'm large or
''''A'' s'An''''''' 'o' BoNTZ q COOMBs,
an 6I2m # No. 81 nth st.. het. and y. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

No1IcE-Many accounts due the Star ONCE by
persons In Maryland have been placed In the
hands Of Mr.. w. C. Lipscomb, for collection,
who is authorized to collect and receipt for those
Of Its bills be may present to our debtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

T. MESS, suitable fog any kind OF business q !.
Will b sold reasonable. Apply az zSSh%
street north. ses1s0A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

OS1 BRILLIANT Oc-
SOe Gas Consuming Cook Stove [Ot
10 the only perfect Gas Consuming Cook Stove an
the market; 1t speaks for itself; t requires -
no pufhng. call is solicited 90 examine az -
IN operation every DAY at nv Stove Depot.
No. 267. southeast corner OF PeDas ylvanla sv.S &c
ID None genuine but those that have my name
CAT on the heath, JAMES SKlRVING,
% {-eolm No, 81, south side, Pa. avenue,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

BUCKETS, BROOMS, ....-
L IS dOz. Buckets, various kinds.
50 do. Brooms. assorted.
p do. Whisps, do.
10 do. Busters, do.
l,0 nests Bias ksts, various patterps
leo gross Matches Shans han and others.
10 boxes Clothes Pins. ...-
20 dozen Washbnards, various kinda
Is nests Cedar Tubs
Just received and for sale by
HENRY c. PURDY,
Successor to Thompson Hamilton.)
Sc eolw No Sos Penn av.nn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

II Nv BOVhS:-hent's commentaries, new ed :
O, Andrews on the Revenue Laws of the United
States, vol.
DIXON. Maritime Law, lyol
Redheld on Railways, vol.
jenkins New Clerks Assistant. or Book of Prac-
teal Forms vol.
Sedgeyick on Damages, new edition, vol,
Hillatd on Vendors. 2 vols in 1.
HOwards u. =. Suprsme Court Reports vol n
for December term, 1867,
Gallan's Y. 8. Military Lsws ZIG Lass, l vol.
ses FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-09

TIE WRArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning Is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock: