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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

SINGULAR GAKE.--Mr. Morphy is now en-
gagged at the Cafe de la Regence IN most
singular game of chess with party OF ANA
teurs numbering one hundred These hun-
dyed persons have subscribed ts give Mr,
Morphy public dinner before his departure
but before that event comes oft they are play
iug game thus: The hundred are divided
into FIVE sections OF twenty each, who are
to play among themselves until one of the
twenty is Acknowledged the victor of the
others. When each Of the categorles shall
have thus selected Que Of their number as
their champion, the FIVE champions are to
play against Morphy at odds graduated to
the respective strength OF each category
Correspondence ofhe ~ y. Times.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23
BLANKS! BLANKS!

gsLANK Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Warrants
AS Attachments, Commitments, Summons, Su
ppnas, Executions, Justices and Constables
Fec Bills, &c, &C., can be had by applying a
this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

HlCKLES Of various kinds, Lobsters, Sar-
"A, dimes, &C., &C., just received and for sale
slthe Drug Store of A. W.FISHER.
sunbury. August, ls57.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

AND WARRANTs.-Ths highest price
Awill be givon for Land Warrants blythe sub
seribe'. H. II MASsER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

ATALE OF TAMs-We see, from some oi
our exchanges, there is a new mode upon the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad OF tleketing
passengers. The company at this time are
carving over the road large nnnier oil
hoes for the safe delivery of which the
conductors are held responsible. The con-
ductor at the depot where the hogs are re-
ceiyed on board The cars, cuts, oil each hogs
tail aud carefully keeps them until be arrives
AZ the place of destination. where the agent
comes out. and as each hog makes bis exit
hollows out hog" in answer TO which the
conductor says tail" aud, Of course, If tht
number of hogs aud tails correspond It is all
right II is certsinlys convenient plan
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

The BeoNERANG.-Tbis curious weapon, pc.
culiar TO the natives of Australia has often
proved puzzler 20 men OF science. 1t is
piece of carved wood, nearly in the form of
crescent, from thirty to forty inches long. pon-
ted at both ends, and the corners quite sharp.
The mode Of using it is quite as singular as
the weapon. Ask native to throw it so as
to fall at bis feet and away it goes, full forty
yards before him, skmming along the surface
at three or four feet from the ground, when 1t
will suddenly rise in the air, forty or sixty feet
describing curve. and finally drop at the feet
of the thrower. During its course it revol-
YES with great rapdity, as on pivot, wife
whining noise. 1t is wonderful that so bar
barous a people should nave invented SO sim
gular a weapon, which sets lows of progress
sion at defiance. 1t is very dangerous for
European to try to project it at any object,
as it may return and strike himself In u
natives hapd, it is u formidable weapon
striking without the protector being seen -
like the Irshmaus gnn, shooting round the
conner equally as Straightforward. 1t was
invented to strike the kangaroo, which ami
NAL, is killed by it with certainty and through
a copse intervene between abe hunter and the
animal, the boomerang comes round the cor-
ner, aud breaks the animals legs.
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EARDwAREl HARDWARE!!

EUST received by A. w. FISHER al MS
SO Drug Store, Sunhury, Pa,
SCOOPS. SHOVELS, FORKS, LOG
CHAINS, MILL SAWS, CROSS
CUT SAWS.
Also, Screws, Butts, Door Knobs, Thumb
Lutches, and all hardware necessary for building.
A splendid lot of pocket and table cutlery sci''
sors, German Silver Spoons.
EOSi,ing Glasses.
4 large stock of Looking Glasses, received AMI
for sale by A. W. fl'hEh'
Sunbury, July ", 1865
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-04-23

HIDE, OIL s. LEATHER sToNh
D. KIRKPATRICK & SONS,
No 81 South Third Street between Market and ChesNu'
Streets, PHILADELPHIA,
TyOR sale Spanish Hides, Dried and sated pIE % "iu
Il Green Sailed Patna KIpps, TANNERS OIL, IAN
Mrs, AND CURRIERS' TOOLS, and general assoit-
inent of Leather, Finished and in the Rough
ALSO RED SOLE LEATHER.
All of winch will be sold low Tor Casn' OF '"e u'''
Credit. -, ~, .,,,.I f,r
which the highest market price VIII oe sNeh III ''' "
taken in exchange for Hides. ,, c,u;,s;o,
Leather stored free Of Charge and Sold on ooi"''"
rhl.drphia, July 8, 1s5s.-ly
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n.rE.r WlIEEL GREASE.

PkTENT WHEEL GREASE.
vE1IIIS Grease is recommended to the notice OF
Wsgoncrs, Livery Stable keepers, &C. as
beinr SUPERIOR to anything of the kind ever IN
,roJuced. As it does not gum upon the axies
is much more durable, and is not affected ny
he weather, remaining the same in summer al
in winter, and put up in tin canisters at 81 and
rs cents, for sale by a. W. riolHh "
LuiY2A, ISIS
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CHAPTER III.

now Mr.. HIPGRAvE PRoFITED BY OCCASION
1t will have been noticed that Mr.. Thomas
Trundle did not manifest any remarkable
eagerness to avail himself of the counsel aud
assistance of his friend, Mr.. Bagshaw, but
rather hung back, as il be were about TO IN
dertske something that went against the
grain. His grief, therefore, was not exces-
sive, when he found that be had lest the letter
Of introduction.
"lt's only waiting three days." he solilo-
quissd, "and then Bagshaw will be up again.
Quite soon enough for what ] want. Too
soon p'aps. Alb, Soossn Sweeting ! dessay
you've took and gone and married that fat,
red-whisker'd butler ] could punch his
head, l could II it warnt along Of you,
Soossp, wouldn't have listened to nothing
about this he,s widder One comfort 10 i
can't 60 nigh her till Bagshsw comes back,
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foulnlen redtferti9t. lin bic Stab8cfliciere oe8
Contingencies jeBt ldcu gu ermuntern, Pferoe
gu balten, bat AUDI Der WtilitdrsD DIRECTOR oe8
Canton Bern Die 8epialBuns elmer 9faticns3u,
la9e p%ublt5lrt. Inter Dem @inoruf Der alge-
meinen Sltution leiOen bic @el9Gfte lebr. Nles
nanb 9etruut lih, 8epeutenoeS 3u unternebmen,
biz bic Warfel 9efalsn lino, bic &rieB ODER 6rie>
ben pertin0en merbeu.
Sett Der befannten @rfldrnng be5 SunoeS,
ratbS be5i9liA Der 9teutralttdt Der SAweiS lit
oa8 SerbaltniB Der Sdnei3 gu SarOinien ct
mas tdlter gemOrDeu, rbue OaB Der @elanDte oeS
leeteren StaateS ieOOA bisber cine beltinmte
Srtlaruu9 ab9eben bate. Au9 6rantrel6 unc
OeltretA baben ibre 9lntwcrt nod nlht nad)
0ern ~8elan9en lolien. Oeltc ~offener lautet
0lelent9e oeS britilGen @abinetteS, pelheS ole
0eofe oeS Sunoe8ratbe8 iebt sInltis auf9enom
men bat uno Die Grmartuua auslpridt. Die
SNme!5 neroe BET benz NuSbru9e elnes aalei.
tl9en @ontlltteS bic Olltung einnebmen. welds
tbr IN ben Sertrd8en OOrSe3eiAnet lit, uno ~
otelem 3wede Die nStbi9en 8orlt4t8muereoeIn
treffen.
SpanteM.
Sn SeUiIa TT elm alte8 Dtanultript BON un
l9aebarem Wertbe 9~efunDeu worben 4: Der Sri.
9tnalberltt peS @britopb Columbus an Die
Nof1I9tn ISABELLA iber Die @ntoednng QBeltm
olehs. Jtopclecn, Der Iaes baben mOAte,
'OH"iNt oteS Wtanulfrlpt gu %faufen.
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4ete9r0pDtIcl ,e OtncDrtcbtem
5ttt&tet Ir ben 8att4mp m.der

8oltOn, %. aprit. Der 6radt3us Der
Sltbabn bon BOrtsmOutb mad, bier brad beute
1fDr0en BET 0fowlap nit Der Bride ourh /; Der
Sn9entenr George BertiuS wuroe aetSptet uuo
De Sarren beoeuteno beiddOigt. @S lanO liA
uudber, DAP bic Bride bon urten Der in Brand
Seltedt unD 3nul Sbell OurAeetrannt mar.
8cr1eerenOes Jemer.
Detroit, 25. April. Die Weal6inenz
Werfltdtte Der Great 8eltern @iienrabn in
Wlnolor lit nit 4 Qofcmctiuen uno 2OOO @oros
Sol5 Selteru ab9ebrannt. 8erlult 20 900
Oclar5.
Nud bier brauutc eS gcltern NbenO ee
brannten ID Sdnler unO cine 8rpBe 6abrIf
nIeoer.
Sci beiben 6euersbrtnten lrl SranOltiftuns
bic nrfade lein.
9aS GOrnftelO POiut 2eu6tiGiff fOrtsetrieben.
New 2Onoon, "a Npyil. DdS 4eudt.
i4iff BON @ornfielO 9olnt, uabe 2apprOOt I'M
Suuoe BRAD am SrnnabenD AbenD wSbrenp
oeS beItl9en SturrleS BON leinem Nnfer9rnnoe
LOO uno muroe nit GROCER Wt1be blerber 0es
bradt, NO eS leet 81 01eparatur lie9t.
1tcberlanopoit+
st. 2cuiS, %. April. Die lleberlauOs
pclt pom 1. Ipril lift ansetommcn. Die &ut-
Ide bra6te SO Pfb. Silber, pas @T3eusuib Der
Wluen ron Ari3ona.
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Van Hagen g. McKeone's.
8 rientaliide auflGfenbeSeif E.
Rhilanelnhin

TM
@aranItrt p~DIadn5tse 8efrsebtgung su seben Dber dnbern-
fnus bic 8urlderfattuae Ds @eloes.
co. l1nlere Meenten Fnb anaewtelen nAe Wf6n9el 3u rer~
alsea uRp unS odfur ~ bel1fen.
u. Ban 9dneen. Elm praftti6er SetfenGe or bat felt Jdbren
nil bieIer Sette erpertntnttrt urb bisleIbe ~ ~urpedfrt. ba6
er TN Staube TT cine Seift AZ liefsrn, Ue1&e 3ett, @eIb
unb Wrbett e%rlpart. gDlr ipanlGsn etelelbe glteuaanoea
auaupreiien, Ipnbern wInfben nnr, bag lie Elm Seosr. 8en6b
unIerer anr tiuns. prpbtrt uo MIR seben Senena has 8dnt.
qelo ,uriid, wenn 6e Setft ni6t ~pUaf6nbts pas Irtfet, rOfar
MIR tie ~empfetlen.
Nnssr anOerer 8prsIss lber ~seDUbnItHs Sttt uennen MIR
4. Die MdI&el traudt nt8t setU d { unb ut8t ~ Hart
Aertebe neSu rrGroen.
2. Gin WfuNb rei&t 70 wstt ais 8 . NIB RUftn.
pber Q y funb bellere Sette.
3. Gs ntmmt nur bte 5Glfle Belt, UNI etne W6fhe NIT btes
fer Sefs au walhsn, ais NIT 8err6 ~9nltder Settle unb
mir saranliren Daflr, bas fs pas 8eus Mot onereft
pbsr mlrbe md6t.
a. 0um Netntaen Der Selfnrbe unb sum Ausm0fGen BON
sSett. Tber pber Or ders 4 tnteH. 6leden TT tie unuber.
frefltf. MehGntEer, Drader uub Wllier iDaten nt aun
DaiGtn Der 56nbe benaBeu, ba Re bic 0aut Slatt unD
wet@ madt.
5. Is itaO mar BITE befen WiatertaIien su bttier Setfe unb
aurtetne Gduren bel 0erfertt8ane ~berfeIben be-
must. llnb mir t0nnen bespalb bnflr eordnttreH, bde
bteie Seife weDer bic 6ar6e nod eas @epebe Der fetnfen
Stpfe, ais Sptsen 1c. Gngrttft.
Gerner Derf1ufen MIR
San s. oaen's Gbemtc6Is6etfe unb SletnesSefe
BEL Der Dor unb an Observation-Disclosures.
Mp181w 6. 9epertn8, NU. 50 VI. NOmbnretr.
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benz GOmmanpeur Elm Gdperpt ais @eidenf,
unD ebenlc erbielten Die abri9en SIfclere
wert6pplle Nnoenten.
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,1@ todri6t S~SsNersssa
- fir 0eifenpe. -
2Sediel in Der Mbfabrts5eit mf Der
NSofhStnn&nn OArASnh-h,.

NQlDtl9IOM SWet9DdDn.
Gin unb mad Dpnnrfas ben III. Aprtl, fnb 6te Gbfatrts.
funDet rte fcl8t:
Bon 3 aIttmUt t6eIt6 UNI 4.20 unb 7.45 Wtpreens unb
80 gtdfmtttaes, GuSgenpmmen SDnntasS SDnntags UNI
400 D~iDr9ene.
Bon QB a fbtn Gtrn tlbeH Gag nm 4.40 unb $50 WOr-
gems unb 3 unD Clio NabmtttG9s, auseenDmmen SDnntdes !;
Conn tlss um 8 ubr 9tnGmttt1gs.
Der erie Mnb brte 3ug Dpn Baltimpre unb QDaibtn9tCn
Fb hrtite GrpreB8l8e nn6 bnlten nr In gDGfbtngtVn u. An.
napDltS Sunctton.
Our Beauemlt6tett fur YerfOnen, weIGe ibes Na6t tn
Baltimore pbet QBalbtnatUH 3u bl,tsen pinf6sn, werben Bill.
lstte ausssssbsn, wsl4s far oe ga amtttasssase sar 2tnretfe
uno fur pie ndhteH Wtgr8eHiu9e lur reteur) guilty mp
Aben6- pper SUnn!ass WtOrgen. unb sur JtetOurreHe fur bs
Dtontas Mprseniuae nusBegeben.
@benip werben NWno.1tdets rertduft fir bic Nprgen3ige
u. gut our Gatretle NIT ben Nnbmittass;iSsn pe s~er6tnItU.
2lp25,4w %. y. NTH, XrdnspOrtmetntr.
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Counties berporserufen bat, 1T unbeI6reiblid.
Wiuu beablidti8t EN- 8rOBeS 6reIcOrp8 5u ea
mem Gadefelo3uSe 9e8en Die SnOianer 3u bill.
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8dubUIi

SOuuUUl1
$500 600 SUP 8au unp SGreinerbcl,.
10000 Sdinoel unb Qatten gum Gerfauf.
gCIr lsntsn PIE 1ufmcrfianfett panftlt6er aunben auf I'M.
itre 4toBe NteberId8e BON Ban. unb gubbpIs BON all n Irtsn
Quantitaten unS WrS6sn. = WIr iAnsi6rn rei6tannep Ban.
gol5 mao Uefeuung, nne tiefern Jfnherrabmen, Ibarsn.
&tnfanun8en uno 9DGslarbeit Az 8abritpreifen 5predet psff
z unisrm SC!spOft, 30. lilo ais6tar. lDerfts, OSsr gde SSa
9utam nnb @ermanRr.
4an22-S Burns y Sloan.
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6. 6. MnIfer.
0criieer Oe8 republltanilAen Staat8
Central omites bon Wtldiaaa."

Sn Qutncp Suinoi6, baben Die Jiepu
~bllfll1er III elmer al9emeluen Verlamrnlun9 fol-
9enoe Sel1lil1e an9encmnlen
BE hl 0 en-, cap Die Jtepubllfa1er
Quincp'5 Die frelen Mdnuer bon alen Yartsien,
BON ie9lider 6e:fnnft, BON ieper relisi6len lee
ber5euSun9, mte lebr lie AUDI in anDerer 8e3ies
bun9 abpeiden r1o8en. gun 8eitritt uuO our
WeItpirfun9 e~ialaoen. - Da mir s%luuben, Dap
Der 9eilt %unlerer Snltitutionen iowObl, al8 Die
Contribution u%nlereS QanDes 6reibeit oes @e,
wll1en5 uro @lei9beit Der 1e4te unter 8ir.
germ, mo9en lie e8 nun .Dur4 @e6urt coer
4OpptlOn lein, sarantiren, 10 linp mir seSen iepe
8eleeSeberiide WaBre9el, wel9e bic Slderbeit
Oleler @funoldBe 9efdbroet.
Bef9loie en-, 6aB leoer 8erluh in einem
~urierer Shweferlfaaten, in 9eoro pDer Slip,
Olt ODER 8ct, ir9euo einen Gbeil Der NDoptlu
burger lrsenO zines Der pclitil6en 0ledte, mel
dye nc beliBen, gu berauben, ben @runoidBen
Der republitaniiden Yartei piperlpridt, unD DaB
Die pcr9eldla9ene Abdnoerung Der Yerfaiiuna
Don Wtalladulett5, Die Brobe3eit Der AoDptip
burger nab Der DECENTRALIZATION gu perldu9ern,
BON unS aufs Gntldieoenplte 8emiBbiqist miro.
Gera8. NuS @entrepile nleloet Der bort
erlAelnen0e .!OeralD" unterm s. Npril 6claens
Des iber Die N~leoermeeeluns oes rpm @apltGn
6orD befebli9ten 6reiccrpS burd bic Snoiauer !:
v@apt, 6crp madte li9 nit AZ Wiann auf
Die 8sliol9un8 Der Saoianer, Die 400 BferDe
Seltcblen batten. @S idlOiien liA ibm 200
1reunpliA seiinnte SnDianer uuo ipdter nod Der
D1alor Ban Dom NIT 29O Mann BunoeSmi
litdr al. NadDem oa8 9elammte Corps aber
Die Queaflllie peS 0teo Rluer binaus mar,
febrte Der UtaIcr Bln Dorm, Da er es nidt fur
rdtblid belt, cbne 8arltdrfunsen an Gruppen
uno YferDeu weIter UCr5u9eben, 5urif. @apt.
6pro nit leinen SreildlrIern nuD ben f~reunO
LID 9elinnten 5nDlanern riidte nod 3uei Gage.
nldrlAe peiter IN Der 6i9tun9 nad &lnlas Dor.
Sn Der 5weiten Naht perlieBen Die inoianie
iden 8unoes9enOllen beinllid oas Eager. Nls
Gag anbrad, lab fiji Gle tleine S1aar bon
800 f~poblbewebrten Snoianern %unlrinst, Die lie
5ur Gr8ebun8 auf 8naoe unD un9naoe a~uffors
Derten, 6crD mics pas Anliunen 3urif unD
nabm ben 9ampf auf. SeDer ieiner 2eute mar
nit Sa4ie unO 5peI 6eupluern bewlffnet. sic
pie bic Yer5weifelten, erlagen ober
Der uebermadt. Wtt Nusnabme oeS @apitdn
Bpro uno bier Anberer, Die li9 mitten Durd Die
6einoe btnOur9idluBen unc 9liflId enttamen.
DurDen Aae, 43 an Der 3abl, nieoersemebelt.
Die A~ufre9un9, melde Die WtelDun9 BON Dielem
@ret9nille in 3rapiS unD ben benadbarten
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Der l1nterstianete ma&t bic 5erren gDirt6e bic a. ~pUr,Ieben
ibr Ster BON bier gu ~beSieben, barauf aufmerfInm, ban sr fur
CONNER NOD 70 bio 1900 Bbls. eGSerpttr aber BEN
0eoarf istner 9egtnrarttsen &anosn lbris Bat. Jtrner
9IeINnepen nitro. GbpS. Bed,
Np5 int 9Ppd Gnriuo y res,s~t
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~$xa: Der untriet&ntte 8abrttant srloubt fd bic
~ III Mnfmertfnmfett Der & atatS- 81 ON iifcnsbdufer
NNM @tearrenbdnbIer @rpctrteb inbler, 0anotauaeute
ESS% unb Mubtrer auf fetne srCBe uno DsrsleIiGe Nus.
Shnupftabad
n, welMt er fDpptl I'm @rcB n ais i'm 6letuen an
ti6tEannten alien plate, Gde VOC Sf. Baltimore
IT,. gum U%crtaufe an 5anb bat.
Sob. s. &erner,
BdbrtEnnt un6 SmpUrteur BON &tadrren,
Gaut1baG u. (. ~. Ode BON Baltimore
Mpf96mt uro 6iebfr.
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Nemc MmSct0en.
NnttuOrt.
3d. 9. SD bin sufrteOem. Dm

AuBercrOentlihe @eneralperlommluna
bS
Nu9enleinen
Nrbcit. Observation-Disclosures
Ote Dttt8Iteoe Uerorn ptermtt benGh rtpti at, bag Dtenfoa
ben 26. Mprtl Ntenbs 8 pbr ene @eneralperiammluna 0attS
fn0et, tnbsm N tbrers Antfasc gum @sies gu erbsbea, sar vi.
tinmuug %ncrlte8en.
MO 60. 8artetI, grdabent.
.M SS0cD JTDtterOdm
+&x4AE Dds f@bne f@nelfeselnbe preub. GGfF Ser.
rnanta Gapt- 80 nj. 5rGnte wirb ~beafmnt am Soan.
abeno ben 80. ,. Mts. mad Ubt9em3afen ergebirt, ub bietet
YIdneteren in Der bequem ein0eri9fettn erftn un6 ,wetten
Salute cine quite @eegenbst CUR ueberIabrt.
Ve8eu YG6dSe meade man ttb an ben Captain an 8Orb bet
SNiheS an Corners gDparf s. .. pber
SebrWber 8Bntn4er
Ap5'5O ~ @trmGnfr. up Stairs.
Stele9elu6.
Gin Wlann. Der In oerf6tebenen @eId6ften mtetrere Sabre
ais PORTER plncirt mar, mlnlAt in etnem WbDleiale UDer 0e.
tail Wtf@6fr Gin ~unttrtcmmen. Die BENIN Gmpfeblunoen
tOnnen Ssssbtn wsrbsa. 9dperss In Der Office bs 8laltes.
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Ginlaoun9 CUR Sublcripticn auf bic
NetpsQ gprfcr ErtmtnaI=3eftuno.

Mit n6 differ Rummer ,beotnnt Der dhte Sabraana Der
g rtmtnal.8ettuRg Mu6er Ger 8~OrtfeBune bee Ru.
mans sOas Bern adtnte bes YetIarsq wirb NIT biefer giunt-
rer eine neue Orteinal>N u oeue bsetnnen, weihe unter bsm
Eitel: Die @tGtten Der Mrmutb@ bas Qeten ber nteoern
0Olfsttddtn Ncw. ycrls beleuNtet.
Die Yrdmie Al benz s. Banb wtrb ftin:
Die Deloen Der Hepolntipn
80 afttngtpm, &aIb. 6teuben, p%uIanstt,
Rssefastp, Qafapette, MhbIenBera.
S1trltGer MbsRnem ,ntSprets $3.50 TN @Craus jablbar.
@!nlelne glummern 2 Cts.
Gtn pbDtpsrd ttfher Mbbrud Der pr6ntie fann beim Inter.
aetdneten tn Mu8enGhetn aenpmrmsn werben.
WAl9.S 80. Or. hmtbt gs. So q. @dp0r.
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NettfcNerm. X5ettfeDern.

Zine auS8eSet@nete Muswabl BON neuen unb uuaemtfhtrr
9 in efebern tne fUeben wteber onsefpmmen une au 6asera bl,
Itaem Yretfe iu betCmmen TIM Wt6bel, Qaaer ppn
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-10

IL In the American Scientific Convention at
Springfield, NJ ass, on Friday, the meteorological
theory Of Prof. Henry, of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, was attacked b. Judge Butler, Of Connect
cut The Professor replied to Dim by telling the
story Of man who went into court and was
amazed to see how crazed were all the judges, and
how fearfully insane the jury, and never awoke to
the explanation of the phenomenon until in the
leisure Of an insane retreat. IL loomed upon him
that II was his own brain that was bewildered
while the judges and jury were in good, sound
and wholesome condition. The passage afforded
good deal of amusement, and the good hu,nored
way that II all passed or gratfed the parties in
terested rs well as the audience
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GEORGETOWN.
Cs,yssysnksnes of The Star.

GEORGETOWN, August o, 1859.
The work Of public well private improve,
ment h visible in almost every section q car city
We have rarely, fever, known 50 many important
street improvements to be provided for during
any one session Of our City Councils was by the
last. every one of which as far a our knowledge
extehds, was ihdispeusably necessary to the public
convenience. Many points lin the centre Of the
town, too) where these Improvements have been
ordered and made, the public thoroug hfares, par
ucularly the footways, have remained in natures
rude state from the time the city was founded,
nearly century and a fourth ago. We therefore
feel disposed to accord praise 70 present Coun
ellis for the public spirit mani Tested by them In
thus meeting the necessities and providing for the
The ~ e HsyaR ne sps. fai the general
distribution Of the sqveduct watsr, has been COM
menced, In good earnest, too. n IL the intention
of the contractor for this particular branch the
work 10 push IT forward rapidly as this materials
(pipes) come to hand.
We regret to have to chronicle the death OF two
more Of our oldest and most respectable residents
Miss Betsy Dick, well known to many (particu-
larly the poor Of city for her charitable and
benevolent disposition, who expired at the resi-
dence of Judge Dunlap Oh Sunday morning, and
Col VIM Doughty, who expired at his residence
on Third street last night The Colonel, who had
passed his eighty-third year. was universally es-
| teemed good citizen and Christian gentleman
The most interesting foot race we have for
some time occurred on Dumb1rton street yester-
| day afternoon between Police Oficer Thomas and
chap by the name Of Croney Croney has al.
ways been considered the heetest chap on the
heels In all that section of the towns real two
| forty nag. His competitor this time, however
proved to be more than match for him. for not
withstanding Croney had some thirty yards star
| ON the officer he was soon captured and conveyed
| est objections, to the office Of Justice Reaver
| Dams offence was throwing stones in the street.
| The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yester
day amounted to $50 head 200 Of which was pur
chased by District butchers at s3aS3 IS on tn,
| hoof, equal to S6aS7 so net; the remaining ~
| were driven on to Baltimore. There was full
supply OF sheep and lambs offered. The quality
was good, and prices ranged from a. so to 81
per head. 80.
Good standard superfine Flour Is held at IS 81
| at which price sinall sales are being made. Coco
red Wheat is selling at 81 .20a&1 Is, and white a
| 81 25aSl .35. We learn that some lots of prim
white brought yesterday as high as lao ).