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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

GREAT DOUBLE TEAM RACE.-UNTON COURSE T.
NJ T-Trotiing On "Wednesday. Nov NJ. at O'Clock
match for $500 mile heats best ihrse In five Geo. Spcer
names b. g. Lantern and mate. H. Mace b. stallion
E,hen Allan aud mate The will south ferry Brpok
lyn. for the IL O'Clock ~ The
sport Is Fare a. AMI return 90 good lay
and a good track SHAW WHITE, ProfEie,,rs.
Union COURSE l. T--TRoTTING MATCH FoR $1,000
~ Mile and repeat, To harness Monday, IS q,
O'Clock r NJ Own names b. m Kate Miller: Hiram Wood
run namssb George Cooley To be good day and good
track SHAW WHITE Preprtetors
TOHN GRoGkN, HORSE CLIPPER. RESPECTFULLY
informs the public 81 New York that he he found At
The Ruls Head Hotel ticorre Mecalfs Tweutv
four IN Third where an orders e with
bartender will be promptly attended b.
TrRoTTING STALLION JUPTTER-To GIVE THOSE
Il who desire to do opportunity 70 breed tall colts
from this fine horse will stand al John Sneikers
the Union Course H. L. nj $50 the payable
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personal.

PERSONAL.
~ -AMITY STREET.-$5.-YOUR NOTE RECEIVED
~. The 81 go. from b. change out of S. are bad
Two hours later Basement. IL.
IL R.-YOUR WESTERN FRIEND Is IN TOWN AND
H. will be pleased to hear from Address F. box l0
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

dor AD0PTI0h-A HEALTHY BOY TWO YEARS
IL old the son OF widow: be for week and
all particulars known, by calling 263 West Forty seventh
street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

DROPOSALE WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE uNDI
Il signed School vfccr~ of the Nineteenth ward for
purchase Of four full lots 81 ground between Seventy Gig
and Eighty third streets and Fourth aud Second
posals 10 be presented " either OF the committee
dence OF either of the members thereof before 10
November. Said lots required for public school ul
TERRENCE rARLkY,
Fifty fourth street near Fourth avenue
HENRY H. BOLSTER G,
W Yves; Forty third street \ mi
DANIEL GALLAGHER,
ISL Fast Forty seventh street
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~~~--~~~~-->~~-~--~--s~~--..y
RLANCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AND TwFf.FTH
- street New YorkFashonahy lOcatai elegantly
nshed with every modern Improvement and open
the accommo ton Of private families and gentlemen Board
per day by the week at lower Public respect
fully solicited by The new management
BLANCHARD A MCCLELLAN.
HOWARD HOTEL
IL nssoluon-Ihe copartnership heretofore existing he
tween Kingsley Anse is this day dissolved ~ mutual con-
sent D. n. KINGSLEY,
NOWHERE 10 1879 JOHN AINSIIE.
1 business will be continued hereafter by the undersigned
N6tEnsER Ia, 1853 J. ". klNGSlsEf
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NEWSPAPERS.

NEWSPAPERS.
IMPORTANT LITER AIRY ANNOUNCEMENT
i In this weeks number Of the
NEW YORK COMMERCIAL TIMES
shall commence the publication OF q biography OF
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF
HENRY FIELDING
with notices of
Hs Writings. hs Times aud his Contemporaries
Hy FREDERICK LAWRENCE. Esq.
The publication OF this deeply interesting work will be con
inued week ~ week until tile whole Il concluded
ADAMS UPfIAM A CO. % stone street
Nov. ~ 1853
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

7 IBERAL BooEs.-IUsT RE PUBLISHED. voLTATRE's
- ife aud Philosophical Dictionary cheap edition 80 20 70
cents also r. H. Owens Moral Physiology with notes
hracnE all that Is known the subject Of population
by q. VALE No. 5Chatham square, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

u, BOosS IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER N
furs of description Mt A Maiden lane
tenton To his extensive and elegant assortment of
European and American frs consisting OF sable mink ID
mine stone marten. fitch siberian squirrel &c Also m
assortment OF geutemens collars gloves fur caps sle
robes, &c. Having removed from ~ stairs douj
stairs, To increase his business where he will sell his
manufactured stock At very reasonable prices.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE HARP OF A THOUSAND STRINGS WAS sorr
L for nothing The who played upon brought less.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

IFAyER BONNEIS AT 81 FACH.-THE FINEST OF A
ID hy black and brown beaver bonnets fats riding hsi
feathers and flowers Of all descriptions and large
Of velvet and other bounes offered at
y low prices Mrs. SELLS l2osxih between Nul
and Tenth streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

IF DAN SHEA. WHO WAS INQCIRInG FOR FRED
Mckenzie. will call AT IL Ann he viii find him and
hear of something to his advantage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
THE QUARANTINE QUESTION:
VISIT OF STATE OFFICERS To THE LOWER
BAY.

The rce,u MT destruction of the Quarantine buildings
by the citizens OF Staten Island having rendered tie
question % the future location Of the Quarantine etao
li-iuen. one requiring an esly decision, it was a"
ranged BY the Commissioners for the removal 81
Quarantine to give the Governor, Lieut.-oo'efn"'
ard Controller. who are to decide the matter, an op
portupiiy to visit the Lower Bay, to personally inspect
the various sites proposed The use of the steamer 'o
scphine OF the Staten Island Ferry line, WA rendered
by George Law for the purpor-s, aud al ~ D c''eA
yesterday morning she arrived at the per a.
Whitehall. Soon after Gov. King, L.su''
Governor Seldel and Controller Chlrch "e'o
driven 10 the steamer and were reoe''''
by Messrs Hall, Bovine and Benson, the Quarantine
Con missoners Over score Of citizens were n'''ou
to be If the party the tnp. Among iso-s "1o ~
sponded by their presence Mayor riemAna NJ
s. ainan, private Secretary to Gov. kns, oonaa"i''e
Vanderbilt, George Law George W. Blunt ha''',
Commissioner, K. ii. McCanly. Cormiss az ''ens s
Ward, Adjutant- General Townsend and 'tefr'' iI'
Staten Island interest was represented b! M
Icy whose inceDdiaIy speech st the Rlchnona meeting
has given him an ephenera fame, Dr. Aanoy' n7e,.n
Ois,r of C.stleton, Dr. Westervelt, formerly nea'n
Officer of the port Dr. Edgar and others. lhere "s'
aso d,putatiou Of citizens from Long Island re' d.
near Bny RJye. among whom Wa Mr.. TuHis bergen
Elk ol whose family were swept Oh oy !eno"
1876.
After HAVING the pier. tie Josephine -'eanier ''-
the channel. When belog the NsrTo~s' anv
her course To the right sud ran Along the e"'''
of the "West Bank" which Is one OF lh' ~ r =
wed for quarantine purposes. The "e'' Daah I
sscui 1u.ie AMI bali IN sns'n ana 'AN '|'' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
THEATRICAL.
WALLACK'S THEATER

Was reopened for the season last night, presenting
bright renov sted appearance, and IN audicice FASH
ionsble as well az crowded to the last degree. The
frst piece Of the evening was novelty: Nothing
Venture, Nothing Win" The Chevalier de Launny
and the Marquis de Vigneu officers in the staff of the
French army (Messrs. Lester and Whesteighl, com
bne in plot against a relative Of the latter the
Countess Beauvil.rs (Mrs. Hoey), by which this for
ner passes himself off as the Duke de Vendome This
commanding officer, and thus gains her affection.
Aerward she pres. herself 20 the real Duke ct the
camp hoping to find in him her lover and then the
srrer Is found out She and tho Duke alike indig-
usu,; the Young unbs life is in forfeit but the Duke
allows him to lead rlorn hope which bcin; success
FL, he pardoned by the ladys intcrcesson, and the
lovers are msde happy. The piece was nicely acted
and veil received Al its close. Mr.. WALLACE senior,
was called for and alluded to his absence
from tie stage for seventeen months during which
time be- has been very il, and mentioned that he had
made his first bow I" a New-York audience when he
was twenty -four years old and now he was si1ty-our
Heconcluded enid much applause, by promising to do
his best as manager. He psid likewise merited
tribute to the late manager Mr.. Stuart, for his skill
and hberalty in SUSTAINING the hester during the un-
Jrcedented rev.rses of the past season.
The performance closed with new burletta by Mr..
Broucham, called Neptune the Seizure Of the
Sss"-the incidents being based on the laying OF the
Atlantic Telegraph Cable Mr. Broughar''s talents
A,hs eccentric, poetic way, well known; but We
nmk they were never fully displayed as in this
piece. 1t is rrplete with local and lively hits and
seintlAtions Moreover it heS adstinct transcenden-
upot, in which Neptune, Amphtrite, Time, Electros,
lsisctrcity) July the Hours, Boress &c., play good
parts all contributing to the piece. Neptune is in
ysded by Eecros, whom he thinks is flirting with his
wife. Electross errsnd however, is to bring about
a marriage betwixt st. George and Columbia,
youngest daughter of Amphitrte'. The mar
mage is interrupted and the wand Of Electros seized
by Time. BY this magic implement Electros had been
able to confront and control Neptune and Time. Here
We have the suspension Of the first effort to lay the
EActric cable. The second and successful one is
istcated by Electros making friends with Time and
getting back his wand Tune then sends his daughter
july and the Twelve Hours-dore severay by thirteen
young ladies of all sizes up to that of womanhood-to
calm Neptune. Electros finally triumphs, aud grand
ascending tsbesu of ~. George and Columbia united
finishes the piece. The scenery and dresses excel
lent and the effects througlou brilliant The songs
are funny and the tunes familiar There isno tagging
OF dullness The burletta, in fine, is preemincnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

dazzling and eapnr from corner TO corner Of the gal
eres. The whole building envelope in a bum.
ing and -eetlrg volcano, and in II minutes from tn.
time the fire WAS seen ssuing frum the roons al the
north passage the grcs, dome Of the Palace fell with
TREMENDOUS crasi 10 th. oor beneath. The noise Of
th-fire crest that Il seemed As If so many steam
boilers letting of their angry elements, and the
upper Windows Of houses looking up toward the Pslscs
a. low down as Thiy6fth street, Morris Ill.,
-ensiby heated by the conhsgration. We are hap
~ to say that all the women and chhlreu
:, the Palace, of whom there were about 1900
have evsped without serious injury. We saw 8
Woman a7d four little children o, the time the fire
occurred. Int they got out safe. although much
frightened Tho-e IN the Palace mss- \ rush for the
'front.' door. which the only open, and oil, We
believe got out without harm. The snoant OF proper.
" lo-. by the exhibitors must amount to over
million Of dollars. On man had pretty near 5000
worth of vsnsbles. and the whole is gone. The man.
,eers II the Amerceu Institute succeeded n getting
On, a ca-s of silver medals and cups, and this VISA
,bout al they able to The sewing nschnes
and models wers al lo-i A. vel several Knitting
machines and all the syri Implements of which
here had never before been so Sye a display. The
.stusry, some of which of superior quality and
workmanship, was entirely destroyed; many Of The
models were very expensive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
success.

THI YoRKyiILs RIor.-In consequence ot several
Of the witnesses subpenaed To attend the inquest as
evening failing to be on baud promptly, il was con-
elnded to adjourn further proceedings OF the nVestSa
ton until this forenoon at IL o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon, one Of the arrested isIans
Aarenole Gutano. was identified by Burns and
Rourke, two Of the lrishmen who were stabbed on
Sundsy evening rs the individual who indicted the
wounds upon their persons. This morning. Gnisano
VIII he taken TO Bellevue Hospital, with view OF
giving Tracy WHO is lying there in dangerous con-
"""n' an Opportunity OF Identifying him siso, Il
possible.
S"'e important developments arc expected to be
made IN the course VI the INVESTIGATION -isv in rea-
ton to the parties now under arrest.
S,fgeants Decker and Van Brm, ~ the Nin,eecn,h
Ward, ard Officer Shangles Of the De.o.t;ve sorce
yesterday paid visit to house in Centre street near
Vaosl, and arrested another Italian. bv the name of
Sro tiochi the former proprietor Of the ,,er beer
Sap corner of Third avenue and Se,eptv-,,hth
'sa, where tine not occurred on Sunday NIGHT. on
saPeion Of having been concerned in that ARRAY
ne sod out his interest in the house very recently
''d has since been frequent visitor there. On
searching his apartments, large amount OF property,
'pposes to be the proceeds Of susdry burgayes and
"cteries wss found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

T.sTB DrsTsIcr.--rhe Republican Coasentioo 10
the Nth District Orange snd Sallix.n met 1t Middle
town yesterday and organised by choosing rr-sens'~
M,pDys Chairman. A Committes 10 cor.er With tho
American Convention, in session n the same time and
Mace Wa appoip,ed but the overture rejected ~
N. American. wher.upss, CH.Erys H. Vas wrcK
Va. unoo the fret balIo unanimously Aonin ,sed for
Member Of Cougress.
After resolutions highly complimentary to The lion.
A. s. MrgRAr the present Member, 'he CoaSena's
adjourned.
Joseph d. Frieoi IS me AIEeri'sn candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

prsxss AWAY WIZ AsoTHyR MASS WTy.--Hr.
chr;.,i.n Angelo .. Chestnut street, Philsde pin,
came to this city day or two ago in pursuit 81 his
,,if, who bad eopsd with one John koetz, German
Tn. runaway couple brought with them bed, -orne
articles Of fanltsrs and other property belonging :"
M. Angee, Who preferred complain; Or grand lar
ceny against koctz, upon which charge sergeant
Decker Of the Nineteenth Ward yesterday arrested
him. The guilty pair were found at hoa'e in Forty
eighth street. near the Ess. River. where they had
taken ,lD their quarters together.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

Marry between IN. report OF the Pnsrre Committee NJ
r. 10. "A "a ~. -. ;ement # the Join, R,xrd .,h
ni,,.d rr..ution. ream sting the Com non Coanc !,
ann, 10, Comm,tes ara in conaecon with the Cue
uiiee ~ the Board 81 Eiuo won to examine the csass
If the Difference in the rrsf-N NC S,a'' merits
notion was made and ca TED, tat the pubss
,ch,.is b~ closed a, II o'clock on the rn.rs.sg Il
Thursday in order to ensbr the .ss ren essnging -
tie Snnds, Schoo. to participate 10 lbe celebration 70
take ula,.- ON thSt day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
BROOKLYy BOARD OF EDUCATYON

The regular monthly meeting Of This body was held
lAst evening Mr. T.. +. Smith in the char
Leave Ut abseEee granted to Miss Martha j.
Wilson until January in corsaquence OF III health
She is a teacher in School No. H.
The Committee on Evening Schools reported that
they had prov red for six free evening ssboUs, m
GLIDING oDe for eolore children and tina. they were
opened, with the exception Of Mo- 4, on the goth OF
September. The opening Of No. is delayed in con
sequence If repairs to the house. The number on
ret,l,tfr Nc. Ia IA fullnMs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
Total ..........i, 10,

The average attendance ID stated 10 be nen isrget
than last yesr and the INDICATIONS ore ot prosperous
stR~on. -. II:
The Committee sppois.ed to investigate Tue u'c'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

AsnucrIos.-An interesting girl abon. niue years
old waz abducted from o. the public Institutions
Of this city yesterday afternoon Cpto is'e n'u'
lat evening, no clue ~ her whereabouts haa '''8
discovered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

NArroisIsKSr 1T TN PRESDSxr.-,Iohn Lsurcns
Howard, deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

Owing to the large number OF articles on exhibition.
no estimate can at present be formed Of the loss We
give below q let OF all the houses wbe~c names We
oopd sscrrtan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
MIR ALAxsOS NAsH's STATEMENT.

The fire COME enced about . minutes beicre .
O'Clock D. M, in the lumber-room Of the old Cry'tai
Palace Association, in the north entrance, next 10
Forty second street. Here deposited the records
ard papers of the old Association There hal been no
fire. TO the knowledge of any pcrson, since the od
Association abandoned the premises; nor hsd there
been any gas-tght about this passage, or within :"
feet nor wa there any furnace or pipe used 10y the
Jptu,e within $50 feet OF this location; nor were the
,. an l, side Of the Palace occupied by tho Amer
ic,p Jps,itu,. for any purposes. The fire was evi-
IDENTIFY the work Of AL incendisy who took the occa-
sim To- kipde the fire among the papers and rubbish
in said room just before the usual time Of IL htins the
gus for the evening.
Smoke was first discovered issuing from the lower
nom AZ The north passage toward Forty
,,r.t. Ind moment the fsmes burrs forth S'multa-
neoa-y with the smoke hear to the upper r'om' and
tie whole istervt Of he Palace was IN h.inesr tue n'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-20
'RRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NAT, 'ONAL HOTEL.-G Muller, Scar; M lie
Parodi a. d maid, Nj, satter, Mad Johanner, Mis-
Nv + Fin. 'uiss and lady, Eng; Ballard, La !:
a Ro1Iman nd mother, Pa; j ID Bradford and
lady, Mrs and Hiss Barry, Miss: 6 Averll and
family Mis- ISIS. Sey AIs.anden Nc; f1 Bod,
nsb- Mo. I, r. Bsrtb, low, w Fl Mitchell. o Dean
T. Adams, Md; 6 NJ liner and fhmily, sc; Miss
Trotter. Egg; X Che, sSoofoa2h and lady, La
Jao o Henrsy, IL smith, ia: General, Miss, and
Master Robin son, Pa; q Conover, NJ ID Cook,
d c Degges, Md SIR Lowe, Dull Ga; w
J Nicholson, ID Carroll, NC; y Schenck. N Y;
er-, Morton, vs.; G WTate, Ala; F Saunders,
NY; Wells aud lady, Miss; : M Eaton Md;
Levin, Massachusetts; IL - $scer, u, Md;
Ena. w0G.e2, Md H spssseM,Gs.g Nh
Titns, Mars, VIM. Brondley, Work: H
Smi b, Ga.
BROWNS HOTEL-T II Ellis, Va; w II
HaTnes and lady, NY; ID Thompson and ady, C
w; Miss Ella Show, do; T b Taylor, Ala; Mrs
Taylor, do; Miss Mary Charles, do; w Ch.ules,
Charles, do; Col Gamble and lady, Fla; Mrs
roy aud family, Va; Ms Ann Atkinson, sc; Il 6
Haywood, do; w Pope, Ga; = T Dana
MINI; o Leavenworth, Ind Mrs nj r Thorn,
do; Miss NJ E Mckoon, Mo; NJ Maron, Va; IL
w T Magruder, USA; p Finn, Y Kimball, NY
AK; '' az BLACK, ? sc; Smith Dc Eh sPed
den, USNi D Mitchell, La; Dukes. sc; w
Lowinsohn, NY; NJ GouIdin, Va; b Easl-y,
do; whitfard, VIC; w Gather SC: Mrs
NJ Cooper, do; NJ Stanley and lady, Ga; Three
Missiles Harris, do, Geo Wilson, NC.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-W Gasss wa
Md; l. Huyck, DC, Nj Mason. Va; n w Pan,
SC: 6 Gaunte aud daug hter, Nv; ; Tucker aud
family, do; Mrs w airy, do; Miss Wary, do; Miss
Lee, Va; A Smith, Pa; Butler, do; Ii A Da-
vison, Tex; Lerey Md; } NJ McClintock, do;
III Leroy, Va; C A Bowie, do; Fl Duckey, sc;
w Gray, do.
HARDWOOD HOUSE-B X FlOyd, Va; Il
Hamburg, do; T. DOherty, do; + Fonte and
lady, Tenn; Jones, Md; R-illey, do; j NJ
Smthey, do; X Snowden, NY; : Small wood,
Va; 4 Kempshall, Ga; F Spence. Md; w B
Reaney, Pa; w Griffith, NY; Il Blakiston,
Md; Il A Jones, do; B Guthrie, Pa w NJ
storm, do DIR Fales, USN; Mr. Westcott, Fla; N
Norton, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-20
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
REMEDY FOARRD DYSPEPSIA
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Proparedb y ,
chemist.
RntflAa l2k d and 50 oAnta


Bottles i2h. Is and 50 cents.
HdrtshorNs's Ctye-aH should he kept In all fAmi-
lies. in case Of accidents or sudden sickness.
Hartskorns's Cx,s al! cures Rheumatism.
Hartshorne's CHys-aii cures Cramps, Colo,
Pam In the Stomach or Bowels.
Hartshorns's Csrs- all cures Paa in the Limbs
Side, Back, and Breast.
Hartskorse's Csys-aU cures sprains, Bruises,
Sealds and Burns.
Hartskoras's Csgs- all cures Neuralgia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness of the JOINTS.
Hontshorss's Csrs-a cures Cholera, DisrrhGs
and all Pam.
haE,snC'.s,ss c~rsa cures Ear Ache and Deaf
Hartskor.s's Csys-all cures Dyspepsia and In
dlgestlon; also, Canker and Sore Mouth and Sore
Throat; also Cuts and Sores.
Hartshorne's Cure all cures all Spinal Affections
and w eekncss IN Lambs.
Ha,tskorns's Cxre-aH Is o great tonic to Weak
Stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
HI As the frequent changes OF the weafher pro-
duce q bad Cold, rheumatism Pain in the Limbo
and Body also, Stuff NeekIeveIy person should
Sinews, Blood and Bones and, by Its warming cleo
trOmag netic power, xpels ali pain from the system
Get hottie and try IL.
N. B.-If you have Cough. nee Harris
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY-it Is the best Cough Syrup in the
World.
II you are Biious, use HARTSHORNE'S
ANTI-BILIOUSP PILLS. They act upon the Liy-
q. Stomach and Bowels, carrying of all Bile and
The above medicines to be had at all Drug store.
In Washington city Kidwell 4 Clsoell at Georxe-
town; H. Peel Co Alexandra. ma silly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-20

u The amount of indemnifcation to be paid
oy China to England and France is 30, 1000 600
francs.
IL There are only two cities in Germany or
the world which contain more Germans than New
York.
III The Artesian Well at Louisville reached
depth of 100 feet, before a sufficient supply Of
water was found.
IL In jefferson county, Ky, on Tuesday eve
ming last, Jefferson Thixten was shot and killed
by Gdrret Sale.
III house containing a family was blown
over precipice in Rockport, Indiana A lady
oaiy was killed, but the house was smashed into
fras msnts.
III The Hartford Times is rejoicing over a re-
visal OF business in that city, evidence OF which
u nnds in majority Of the machine shops and
manufactures.
III Previous to the closing Of the first Bank
OF the United States in ISL, the whole engraving
was done by single individual, who in many
Instances, printed the plate himself.
CO IL Is statfd upon the authority of those who
nave heard It, that a cat, when her tail Is pnched
between door and post, utters the vowels a, e,
1, o. u, with great distinctness IL the injury is
| TolonSed she gives W and also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-20
ON G Wort HY'S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
$. ~. PIKE. SOla Prnnuatnr

This brandy has been manu- facrured for several
years from the Pure Juice of the Catawba Grape,
thus afordlng additional evidence of the progress
OF American enteI prise and industry, and Of our
ability to produce arIic es at hom. equal to those
made by any other na ION
The OHIO CATAwBA BRANDY not only
equals but exces the best Imported Brandi-s IN
purlty and flavor. 1t is, IN fact the best Brandy
snown. THIS statement is fully oorrOborated bY the
Certlhca'e s of our most distinguished anay tical
IL IL is a sure Remedy for Dyspepsi., Fla.u-
Ienfy, II amp ChoiIc, Lang nor, Io. Spirits. Gene
W etail price 81 % per bottle.
rs, n: ! Ike has appointed DAN'L. Il; CLARKE,
Drugglsi and Pharms oeutiet, corner of Pa. avenue
and AZ street, Sole Agent for the District where
deslers And customers will please forward they
orders. An