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NEDICINn.
A VALUABLE MEDICiNE.-Ws have here.
q. s {! Sc nan. :, ' asc"cr,os -

INDIAN DECOCTlON, -
in diseases of the blood skin, dyspapsy, 60, 6na
recommended It as an Invaluable niedielne.s 0Sr
confidence in il ss sLewsdial agent has been
increased By severaf ~ remar kable cpres OF long
standing disease Of yhe liver, kidneys, skin, etc
that have recently come under our osssfvssionn.n
skilul ply sicans had kiled % afford relaei Hun-
dtsds q osI most osti.sni eays essp
grati6sd TO learn that it, popularity 10 daily BE-
commit grsster IL. operation Il mild and ples:aqt
residences Of MRS. cox. Iss e. BaITIHoRH 81,
Baltimore, and e the Pnnsipaf Drug SsorsA ~ I. !.
the AGENT None genuine unles. her name IL blown
Wholesale Agest.-R. s. T. CIssxL, Druggist,
Geosgetown, y. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent Tor the District, and viii supply the trade p
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uIDCN,LAIlOUB.
N o + c E

N - = - o. TINE 80, ,s IN 49,
WEI RGr TI1ns,t 9s sI.s ood q kSsrs,
. Mae<taetrred ey LsIss Co rG.g IN
dampness and are for uss on wood, wallis iron, TIN,
zine, pa PEI. canvas, or light muslin.
and are 90 Thoroughly mixed and ground In the best
oil as TO be nesrly ready for the brush. The eeono-
INV In their consists In Is pounds COVERING IFS
sauare wards with coat. Put up in TIN packoges,
hermetisaily scales, and for sale BY
se s-eolms Agents, Cherry st., 6eorket f.
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The subscriber, In retiring from business would
cordially recommend to his friends and patrons Mr..
Jon. r. ELLIS, to whom he has sold out his stock
of Pianos and transferred the agency of Messrs.
Chickering 4 Sons. Mr. Elliss extensive and SUI
psrior assortment OF Instruments of great ad-
yantages % Purchasers. klCH'D DAVIS.
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cURP OF FRS az 2 sEEyyERAL YEARS

Ii has been some time since wrote you about my
sons he alth-aff icted with fits, you remember. Be
assured We haze every confidence IN you and our
Medical Salt. We have sufficient evidence that the
medicine II doing him great good. His health 10
rapidly improving, and we are ENCOURAGES rspeci .
ely from the fast that he has not had q return Of
those dreadful FITS since September "a, nearly ysaI
since. WIN. z. Harris. Groton. Co 0.
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"a N. Eleventh street, Philad

DIR. COGGSWELL'S MEDICAL SALT
Price 81; Chronic package, S2-so. Sold by al
DRUGGISTS in Washinston, Georketown, Add yicin
ity ana wherever the Star Is read. Depot la Wash
tngton. T.. p. MILLBURN 4 Co, Willards
Hotel; ID. C. TAYLOR 4 CO., General Agents
22 Dock street, Philadelphia. aus
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NOLD AND SlLNEh
HO HOOD has Just brought on a 10, OF very
superior GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. u
sooa pr'sss iss AL are
limited STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION.
PROPOSALS will be received at this ofire until
noon of the ath of October next, lor Making, Fit
pfiss n .tf Of the Capitol Ent.a.os
Proposals should state Q certain sum for each
ceiling cOmplets IN place, painted with three good
The whole of the iron work of the ceilings, in
s1 S EAST Sasl and wrong ,.on iron sssh amss,
10 be included in the price named. -
Proposals. to be sealed and endorsed Propo ais
lir dH !, one nq Ss eS oy
be addressed tn the undersIgned. :.
: Proposals viii be opened AZ noon or Tuesday aoth
October IN presence OF suoh persons a. may choose
p M. G. MEfGs, Corps Of Engi neers,
' In charge Of Capitol Extension.
8, Each proposal shOu d be accompanied by the fol-
=, FIRM IF GIarant,s
- and -, in the Slate of -, hereby
guaranty tia. ~ h case the iSSsssons bid
contract at the postofice named. execute the CON.
snd fhs S sso and .ss G 70
into contract aforesaid, we gsars-ty TO make
good the difference bet tween the offer Of the said
Date =, 1859. signatures Of guarantOrs- A. B
thereby certify that the above named - are
known to me as men Of property, a I'd able TO make
good their guarantee. 49, H'.. go
= signature. en-
9 be slgned by the untss States District Judge
person known 10 the War Department. au % dtd
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Two THE OWNERS OF CARRIAGES AND
OTHERS.
The undersigned would Inform the publio that be
Is now prepared to do al kinds OF He. GSH q
PAlRlNG to all X nds ofCARRIAG ES. SH
best workmen. use none but the best materials and
charge but fair and Just profit He hopes by car
ryinE out the above, and giving the busn sss his
whole attention, To receive share of the patronage
OF the public. RUB'T II. GRAHAM,
. . tAt the old stand of Thomas & Grsham,)
II 8th street, near ID.
40 I
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KNOW III rs GOOD FOR RHEUMATISM.
Remevips IL in q few hours. I am now trying 10
for Sorofuls, and have already recei. I'd benefit.
~ - 1900 8 LESSl6, Reading, Pa.
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ANorHRR CASE 0FRHEUMATISM CURED
Twas troubled With In6smmatory Rheumatism
for q long time, and could find nothing 10 rsiieye
ilns At length was advised by Friend to Try DR..
would sdvise al who are icted ~ give it trial.
JACOB HOwSwlTSER,k esdIng, Pa.
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/ L Promised to write you provided your medicine
and now fulfill my promise. Ny complaint vas
lnhsmestory Rheumstism-ths 6rst package did
OF Rheumatismis len, end am % well and hearty
as syerI wssIn my life, i would recommend to al
! ~ GEO. H. DUNCAN, III wal ct N. v.
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Ny, wife was attacked with, very ligh ieyers,
ed to try DIR. Coggswelps Medical Salt. A fter Civ
ing il fair trial. &c entirely broke her fsvers. D
would cheerfully recommend it To otners similarly
effected. .-.- = j. NJ. DICK,
ga ". Eleventh street, Phi ad.Ip hia
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STILL ANOTHER CASE OF RHE UMATISM
CURED f =
was seriously afflicted with Rheunahan and
confined to my bed. purchased box Of DR.. Coggs-
weil,. Medical Salt ard found q radical cure: !
world advise others AFFLICTED with the disease
to give it q trial HUGH ATKINSON, q
'- White Bear Hotel, Bucks COUNTY, Pa.
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CARRIAGES,

Il He Subscriber having made additions TO his
factory, making II now one ofthe largest. 1A6.
In the District, whore his facilities for S&.86
manufacturing CARRIAGE Il LIGHTlN
WAGONS OF all kinds cannot be surpas sed, and
from his long experience in the business, he hopes
TO give general satisfaction,
Az kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept Oh
AL REPSA.IRsnsstiy done, and ali orders prompt
Second hand Carriage. taken in sxohsas. for nav
ones. ANDREW J. Joyce
d 0-o corner Of I<th and r Gts.
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IUI0IUA.
DR. Co06swELL's
MEDICAL SALT.

! The great remedy for Inaammatory pisseses,
sgeh ss Rhsumsttsp, NeuTssia, Hssd;shs, Fits,
sipslss, Bronchitis, Coughs, Code, and similsr
cemplaints By ssualising the cifouisnsn i re-
lids would do well 10 give Il q uial, may Do seen
from the folio wing testimonIals. - =. d Z. :
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ID G. SNYDER,
I LUMBER AND GAS FILTER, merit door to
the Star Cfice III orders entrusted to his will
meet with prompt attention. Terms reasonable.
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Alphsbstissl Busi,sss Dirsstssy.
.sAeaIcyLfUaAL waRKacgsss.

Osssssssas os~ds 81 l.ss-eiess EaseSs.hs.ssss 4
Ell dsparRssfs af bsssssss - fAs eifs.
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STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
- ATCOST. At COST, A. COST!
have on hand large assortment -
COOK COO iYG and Pan LORsTo.vEsh of -
G. SNYDER, ~
au 81 next door to the Star Office
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IL IMEm-IIMEM
Just received, ,U0 barrels of fresh wood burnt
LIME, which will be sold only for cash.
- I'll. w. M. GAIT.
III Office northwest corner 18th and G streets,
No. 541. Wharf foot of 18th street, below War
Department. iva
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SOA MCKINNEY LANSDALE, SON
CEy AsFNTs FOR THE CZU
PARK FIRE ms. co. N. Y.-Cash capital and
.tker Compsniss having cash capital Of over or
3S,9o,ee9: Losses equitab adjusted and promptly
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SU6AR, BACON, &C.
~ 50 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR,
So choice HAMS,
SO plain do.
6,y0lbs. SHOULDERS,
100 bags Rio and Java COFFEE.
lsO barrels fine Old WHISKY,
IIp DO. common do.
IS do. BRANDY.
Just received and for sale by
WA u -eotf MURRAY e. SEMMEs
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RfTSWyEkhkES sT i:ftMoRR A 5 KET LINE BE
WASHINGT0N.a = Leaves Com, .EsazS
DIAMOND STATE, on WEDNESDAYS
COLUMBIA, SATURD DAY, at O'Clock D. m,
li DfHMHo Nuns M sTSqr W nn 9eRfRys
O'Clock.
=. fhe Columbia stops at the principal landings o..
the river. W
For freight apply 70
~ NTu&Fh 6m Rilav's Wharf. 18th strf ct.
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THE SECRET ESb ISME aFhMREE14EEEs OF YoUTH

Just ySkIished Gratis, tAs 25th tkos sad.
A fav words IN the afinpsl Trssfmant xx,than,
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DELAWARE COMPLICATED LOTTE-
BRoADBENTs 4 CO., MAsAs ms,

u -. WILMINGTON, DKLAwARK.
, The Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware are
drawn daily at Wilmington, Del, at Is minutss be-
lore p. M All drawings under the suPerintendsnce
Of Lottery Commissioners appointed by the State.
PRIZES PAID As SOON As DRAWN. p
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A NEW NOVEL, 3" ''
IA rHR AUTHOR or s s...a
"JOHN HALIFAX"
LIFE FOR LIFE,
-... A NOVEL.
By MISS MUIOCH,

"John Halifax, Gentleman SOLVE" "The Osil
vIes, :. The n ad Of the Family ,, "A viilion,o
"Agatha's Husband, ""A Hero"
&c. &c.
Price 50 Cents.
For sale at SHlLLINGTON'S
.. .-f d" Bookstore, Odeon Building,
au 20 Corner ~ O.. and Pa. avenue.
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ID CASH TO LET.
ERSOhS Having good paper lin small sums 10
sell will lind purchaser BY sddressing Box ass,
GREAR BARGAINS III SECOND HANDP.
" ANOSat JOHN r. ELLIS,
al . 3O6 Pa av.. bet eth and 10Th sts
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438 COX s = MsxE i 43S
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.
We have on hand varied and choice stock o.
TOBACCO and ClGARS-wholesale ~ ~.
and retail. Those wishing fret rate 0U1 ~h><
article will do well to call. AL orders
promptly filled - ...
Seventh street, near g. sss
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(LOOD EATING AND -. ..sF
W. F. BENTER'S RESTAURANT, on st.,
e e H !: .h s'! ssI, fSssas@N
. Lovers OF Xquisite eating viii always
ind there the very choicest Oysters, ~
Fish, Game, Steaks, Chops, Wines, Ilsuors, Sc
ssrs Co., TO be obtained In any eating house IN ths
The cooking Of his establi shment il unsurpsssed
end no Other house OF the kind 10 more rema ahle
about il. - - 0ARioSeo
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IN -. JUST RECEIVED.
We are nov receiving our first supplies In first
Glass Staple Goods, Viz: No.. -. III
100 PIE oes Msrrimack and English Calico.
50 do. rich Figured Moussslins at l21S to 81,
50 do. Bieached and Unbleached Canton Elan
nels,
% do. White and Colnred al Wooden Flannels.
With many new and seasonabe articles for gene
raj family consumption, to which we invite the
special attention of all purchasers we shall offer
article in stock at the lowest cash prices.
J. w. COLLEY Il CO,
An 90-2w 500 9TH at. above Pa ayepue
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VALUABLE ISFoRghTIoS SorGHT.-At the sugges-
tion Of the American Pharmaceutical Association, the
SECRETARY If the Iuterior has directed the following
crrulrr be forwarded to the inOau Agents in tie
en- pl0y If the Government:
SIR You arc requested, so soon as practicable, to
fcpytc the following Inquiries 10 be nSed in preparing
report from this Office to the American Pharinaccu
teal Association, viz:
]. What medical plants used by the different
IDdier tribes III the veihy ~ y"ni Agency
:. Tie mcaicsl virtues ascrihcd by the Iuians to
them whether emetic ccthartic diuroic, diaphoretic
ex,ect raut, alhelmutLc, stnialat, narcotic tonic
asii gent srtl,pasmodic; the diseases said to be
oureo ,r slevisied 10y the respective plants.
g. H. what latitude are they to BE- found :
&. In villa, quantities can they be obtained
5. How near to ravgablc streams can they be gath
cred
c. What facilities can be had Cor sending them to
market
This Information is to be forwarded to the Indisn
Bureau.
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PITY TILE BEASTS.
T. O. s.

To The Editor r Inc \. j. Tribune
SIR: Having been recently over two OF the grca.
rain, ad lines that convey cattle To- the Newiork mar
ke, wish to make appeal in behalf Of the tortured
ss, To tie friends II humanity, the lovers OF god
beef III d the advocates Of healthy food.
Frh, fesh and fowl sometimes subject to the
torture that the Roish Church used Ia i"f ct upon
l.reticf: bet il il for inject FreLch cook viii
Iut gocse over slow fire when he is in the full
jOyUeIt III heath, for the purpose Of improving his
bot tie FreI ohBansl liver. At EDgiirhmsn viii put
playful lobster into kettle If c0d water and grail
III ly brrg him 10 the boiling point TO i'nprIve his
con plexion; and good old DOwD-Easi land!ady, who
lives in all eel region, will have robust squirner
br, LIT from the scar, skinned, fried AMI place on
tie table before he has ceased h- capers to show her
quests that lie is fesh, but 30 soch excase can be
ade for bringing large, well-fat;ed cattle into New
l,ik market exhausted for want Of water All FOL.
There noble beasts which from early calf hood ave
led in rich pastures and cooled themselves in running
Ri eams beneath the shade vi OverhaDgag trees nrc
c,,Ied up IN closed cars, and ride day and night,
through green fields aud over bubbing brooks with
out UUu,hful to refresh them. II lose by 'hi the
farmer the Grtver the consumer, tie butcher even
the carrier, f he hos to pay damages al times.
NV, about s25 expended on every car will obvate
MI this. trough for food and water, movable pIrli
tiois padded with canvas aud straw and place to
few bags of NEAL will do it, If the pubic will
irsis. upon it the reform will be made.
II Of your reporters would go to the cattle depot,
and the condition in which Of the poor beasts
are dragged from the carr bis descrp mg lat abate
the Nuisance, or aid thereto. Humanity.
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From HAVANA.
FILLIBUSTERS WRECKED.


The United States Mail steamship Cahawba, j. ID.
BulCch commander, from Ncw-Orleans via llayans,
has arrived having left the latter place the evening
,f the 3lth ult. She has encountered strong North
east gales, accompanied with very heavy head
for five consecutive days.
From Havana, the news is interesting. We learn
that the fibusters who sailed from New-York, some
81 in number, were wrecked the Island Of 81. Do
mirgo, where they remain without means, dependent
upon charity. Two hundred and forty stands Of
were landed, and put in the public stores at Hay by
the Government
The Sugar market is slightly depressed stock, 26o,
60 boxes. Freights not improved. Exchanges
London, IL TO ID premium; NewYork ami Boston / to
l., de-; New Orleans, q TO 5 do. Left in port
the Spanish fleet, except the steamers; and II. b.
NJ. sloop-of-war Tartar, Com. Dunlop, from Vera
Cruz. The baik Howard Of Portland sailed for Val
paraiso on the 81 inst. May lat 81 deg lou 10 deg,
exchanged signals with steamship Empire City, bound
to New OIleans via Havana. May ), 10 miles south
e Absecorr exchanged signals with steamship
Florida, bound south; II miles south of Absecon
exchanged signals with brig Lila bound to the north
ward. The Cahawba brings $l6S, 600 freight from
New Oh Learn.
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A WOMAN.
"WuO WAS BERNAL DIAZ ?"

To TIE Editor u TIE ". T. Tribune
SIX: Mr.. Robert Anderson Wilson, author Of a
"New History of the Conquest of Mexic, etc, IN a
letter. published few days since IL your columns,
plans shat reviewer has quoted In. relation
vi old Benal Di,z del Castillo against him, aud tn,
statements and conclusions of bis New History,
etc" without producing any evidence of th,t
GPocy yph0i e-rtsfeace prior to 1882" And lind,
looking the pages of Mr.. Wilson's DO ,k that
he throughout mol only diserejiis the authority of
Diaz but on p " deliberately denounces" him as
" myth" lie asks, "WLo was BcInal Daz 2"
and elsewhere afhfms that lie WAS never heard Of
" until he appeared on the stage historian
With moderately well Informed students of Aneri-
history the fact of the existence of ernsl Diag
con9uistador and chronicler, stands jus, abou,
much in need OF viudcstion and proof does that Of
Gen. Putnam or Ethan Allen. But, NJ. Wilson
hardly comes within this category, 1t may De worth
while to show him that the old soldier reality
a. bis day, ard substantial one aud hot I" u my,h;
and that, 80 Tar from being an "apochryphal exist
ence he really walked The earth. fought battles, be-
got children. and, moreover, Ike Mr.. Wilson, ventured
the hazardous experiment of writing book!
Had Mr.. Wilson consulted TOrquemaia'S N3adrckid
IEdtaHa written about the close VI the Sixteenth Cen
fury and published in 1918, II years prior 70 1882
he wond have found frequent references the acts
snl ~ the then unpublished Relation Of Bernal
Diaz whom TOrQuemada knew personally, and of
whom be has left the highest character for truth
and integrity. lie SAYS Tub. iv. c. W.l: II saw
" and knew the said Bernal Diaz in the Cty Of
" Guatemala; he WAS then very old ZEN su ut'ma
" ps6gtsy, but 81 entire credit. Else. here
lib. iv. C. w. he speaks OF him as a sodier OF
authority and truth He mentions him also tlie W.
G. xviii a. the man who brought before CorteZ the
messengers of the chief Cempoans.
Disz went 20 Guatemala soon after the expedition
II Cortez to Honduras, where he composed MS HIS
tory the original Of which is still preserved in the mn
nicipsl library Of that city. 1t differs considerably
from the copy published in 1852 in Madrid loading TO
the belief that the latter tempered with by ts ed
iOr the padre Ramon, by the censors under whose
haIGs Il passed. Such seems 10 have been the op'n
in ofthe Royal historian Munoz who, in iI sent 20
Guatemala for true copy Of this "'sst dPr.ctabe
pa'e astoria According TO Remessl, who wrote IN
16l9 LIB. IL, Cap ill.,, Berns Diaz del Castillo was
made kegidoT Of Guatemala Ia l5Sin which capacity
HE name appears in various documents published by
te chronicler Nasquez lib. H., Cap XVI, late as
1851. That he had family he himself AYERS, and We
6nd that his grandson, Fr. Jscin,o Diaz del Castillo
Cacaro the rst creole provincial Of the diocese
Of Guatemala, and that another grandson Or. Ambro-
Ge Diaz del Castillo CsesIn0, was Dean OF the Ca
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tefrnl (Bishop Pclarz, Hcmorias, &C. vol. H., p. g.
AID MAY add here that documents signed by
Disz, bis ofieis capacity. It'll eJ-t in the 81 pro-
yiioiAl AID municipal aioL YES "f C-t.trsi A,,erca
To talk If dseardii,g Berlsl Disz + counterfeit
" old colder, molk in Srln"r praiirg the. lgy, il
READY node o no fer se!t what D0gbrrry
soli1i,us to have the sexton 10 FOR him Mr.. Wson
sy depend upon il lac viii roi uuseiie tie opinion
fcIned II the DID soldier aud his history 10y the wpri
Ci leiieIs. A. man, be was plain, rough AMI bo',
.st aud historian fearless, conscientious, and
exact j; possible for I" be- writing he
cid fem cy, AID long after the Of the
eyeItt vlich lie rec, rded.
Dir. Wilsun is nearly a hard OF De Avii.
Djtz but the great allegation agabst the for is
that he Was 81 quedroUn. =" De AYi!a tA- quail
ROM" i, REPEATED more than dezrn tines in Mr.
Wilson, bctk a. though /" d qusdroou' wer= incapa-
bic ofiellrg the truth. De Avi,, however it ia well
kICwn, docs not raIk with Disz a. an authority.
j nj6m fLow tiGt, az regards the " fabulous" Mex
icsn paintings, the ancient monuments, and nun re
ether nstiei- Mr. Wilton writes with little iu=ii
geIce ard accuracy as concerning Benal Diaz; bat
Il j.s rond p0s Ia chandtHe.
Neg Yo'k, April -, 1859 T. o. s.
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ASTRONOMICAL.

To IRE Edio, Of The N y Tribune.
SIR: The communication "f Hall Colby, beaded
"Ashopony SET Right, in the issue Of Saturday,
want tue cearness Necessary to fasien conviction.
Waving the criticism it might provoke, we inquire,
to what point in the suns dix will be aimed the
vergirg hypotbenuse aud perpendicular lin"sl Sup
pose lines ming parallel from points H. the tropical
oIces to the sun he will doubt coDcede they would
both enter the suns dix, aud that the distance be
tween them, though double the base proposed, would
n, the sun Substance become ndistinguishublc point.
Hence these parallel lines would, without g-nce,
appear directed TO the point in the sun. How,
tleD, discriminate the servceable auge proposed! L.
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MoRNos CIVILIZATIONS. Extract from letter
dated March =. 1889 written by officer Of the army
al Car Floyd, Utah;
"No longer ago than yesterday, white sitting in the
Generals quarters, knock 1t iis d.or announced
poor, unfortunate youIg man, about ~ Ut ~ years Old
handsome Danish lad, who had been barbsrousy lna.
tisied and had fled protection all the wa, from Al
Pete Valley to camp He shed ,ears while telling
his story. We have several cases here in camp OF
persons Who were compelled to bee 10 u FOR safety
as their lives he'd been hr-atenc by the DANTE crew
"TLe cause Of this handsssn- yoa-g lsl EXCEED our
sympathy much. lie had, l. seems paid his coat Ia
ayomg 'Dsni.h gill who bad eirls ra;ei acre with
bin, whom lie had known frsnn chinhooi, with view
to naTriage. The attachment WAS t-ntuai but some
hoaIy-Le AIDED I'D scoundrel If bisnvP, OF other
Uicai, wanted the girl for has Larea, al, caoa.
the handsome youth, had hin tied and thus matlated
him, first giving him chance between tina; and
desiA."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board net yesterday afternoon, Mr.. CORNELL
i'll the chair
1.,ae o. Mcciing.-Tbe Board resolved to meet here
after al ) O'Clock p. M, instead If u O'Clock.
Tie Fourth Of Juiy.--Mr. BIcKroRD submitted n
resolution to appoint Special Committee OF five to
axe the necessary arrangements for the celebration
Of the coming anniversary "f the National Birth lay
and sppropriaDg blank suui to d-ray expenses.
Laid over.
More Stoges.-A resolution was adopted giving TO
The piopri-tors Of the Madisonayenue stages peris
sion 10 place few additional vehicles Oh the line.
CommuhicG,iCE.-The Mayor sent in commuuica
toh transmitting list embracing II contracts, prnc
faly for the regulating and paving OF streets repairs
&c., 10 public buildings and wbarves aud piers, most
of which absolutely necessary 10 be performed
during the present season, but which have not been
acted upon by the various Committees. Laid OF the
table aud ordered 10 be- printed in the minutes.
" sdening cf Reade and Whitehall s,rects.-Thc
Board cvuclnied in the resolutions that the actual
widerig Of Whitehall and Reade streets shall take
place lurll with.
The Board then adjourned to next Monday, at 5
o'cluck =. IN.