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p@II1Tbht IsSS, LYONS CELEBRATED INSECT
POWDER. fe Il -6meow
TO THE AFFLICTED!

~ TO THE AFFLICTED!
VEGETAB BILE DECOCTION. epared by Mrs
medicines now known to the faculty, and its popu-
larty is increasing daily. For the of Dyspap-
sla, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, and all diseases ofthe
Stomach, Blood and Skin it is found to be a most
eficaciOus remedy, also diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys; and there hundreds of our citizens
who can testify to the good results which have fol-
lowed from its use. We take pleasure in referring
To 1t as possessing great Advantage and capable OF
bestowing incalculable benefit upon suffering hui
manlty. Ii is for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence
princip pal Drug Stores.
Agents in Washing ton-Chas. Stott corner Pa
avenue and 7th street, Browns Hotel Squaree r
h. Winter, corner street and Vermont avenue:
and the Druggists generally Also by r. 5. II. Cis-
sell Georgetown.
The best reference can bs given in or ont of the
city,, and numerous certificates seen by calling on
the Proprietoress. mar I7-ly
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Catholic,
or DoH1U Version

PrOfsSfdnt, Catholic,
or King James Version on DoHay Version.
4. Thou shalt notmakel 4. Thoushalt not make
unto thee any craven i'm to myself craven thing,
age, or any Likeness of nor the likeness of any
anything that Is In heav- thing that is in heaven
en- above, or that Is in above, or in the earth
the earth beneath, or that beneath, nor of those
! Is In the water under the that in the waters
earth. under the earth.
S. Txos shah not 5o,e S. TGom shan not adOr,
d0tcn fhyseff 90 fhesn nor Them nor serrs them:
serrsthspt: for the Lord am the Lord thy God
thy God am a jealous mighty. jealous, visiting
God visiting the nquity the iniquity of the fathers
OF the fathers upon thelupon the children, unto
children unto the third the third and fourth gen.
and fossil generation of Grafton of them that hate
them that hate me. me;
o. And showing mercy 8. And showing mercy
unto thousands Of them unto thousands Of them
that love me and keep that love me and keep
my commandments. my commandments.
As there seems to be great deal of misconcep-
zion rs to the views of the Catholics upon this
matter, we give below the substance of a commu-
nication addressed by Bishop Fitzpatrick to the
Boston board Of school committee; which held a
special session the 2lst. In this document after
expressing his reliance in the impartiality and
justice of the gentlemen composing the board, the
Bishop says:
II. Catholics cannot under any circumstances.
acknowledge, receive, and use as complete col
lection and faithful version of the inspired books
which compose the written Word of God the
English Protestant translation of the Bible
III. The acceptance and the recital of the Dec
elogue, under the form and words in which Prot
estants clothe it, is offensive to the conscience and
belief Of Catholics.
iii. The chanting Of the Lords PRAYER or
psalms or hymns addressed to God, performed by
many persons in unison being neither a scholastic
exercise nor recreation. can only be regarded as
an act Of public worship. Indeed it is professedly
intended as such in the regulations which govern
our public schools. The Catholic cannot act in
this manner. He cannot present himself before
the Divine presence in what would be for him
merely simulated union Of prayer and alteration
His Church expressly forbids him SO to do
These three points the Bishop simply sets
forth as facts aPpertaiRing to the faith Of Catho-
hcs and 70 their conscience in matters of religion
Amy discussion or show of arguments TO prove the
rcasonableness Of such belief and of such con-
science, would seem to him out Of place. mas
much as the question to be solved is not why
people believe but what they believe; save always
the laws Of common morality, and the respect due
10 all such things as may be essential or integral
70 the constitution under which the common
wealth is governed.
An animated discussion followed the reading of
this communication, but it the discussion amount
ed to nothing. 1t was simply agreed, after much
useless verbiage, that the crisis demanded '.mas-
-terly Inactivity" and the meeting was adjourned
suns die.
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'HE ATIIENEUM RESTAURANT. No ADV
IA f f, , avenue, north side, between az
aha oth streets, having passed into the vEAo
bands Of 7. Gnigon Co, will hereafter LIB II
be conducted In style making it vie with A., Ii ~.
known as long the head cook OF the Kipl,voeu
Housewife saperintend the cuisine of the Athenan,r
IN person. which fact will be, ne trusts
guarantees that the edibes placed before its IN ess
DlIl Be eTSnlsltsly prepared and amirabIy seectsd
STEAkS, CHOPS &c.,&c.; and choicest w iii Pa
LIQUORS, and SEGARS can ct all tiTnes bs for NJ
u Tho a THEM U -. mar 1o-Hawtf
oOK AT YOUR HANDS AND FEET-An
eernesty requested TO call aud examine nsffMH
Of the largest aud Enest stocks in Washing
imIasted e my order. Call and look, II you
ss.s3s H0PKINSsS Upsivallsd Bazaar. !.
corner of6th st and Pa Az. 80
No S-eoa het Bsovps, and National kossls:
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CARRIAGES.

A,mg Subscriber hsxins ma: addition, 70 nj.
in the nssl.s u nov ons efthe largest RR,
WAGoNssss ~ CARRIAGE < LiG III -
from has Iona az = klnds canaot be surpasssd, and
give genera ssn an the bssinsss, h kopss
hand. - o.As Dad Light Wagons kept on
u ss,saasa to- neatly done, and al orders prompt
'a Ss-s hi biE n w'1r..3sSSSystSgy new
~,rner Of lSth sna II n.
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NE WGE NE RI ,,c.al.,s.4 b bI; o.

IN sUJfoR lNfLAmMA1okf D1skAsn ONLx.
pR. coaeswELL,s NEW EpIcALsALr,
.s% ss q a e. s s. s
sabdues innsmma9Sry dlsesse. wheeevsr % re
s% sssb, ssss sss &. q Sole
DHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, Headache,
E c fs.. fsTDs.
us Pleunsy, Asthma, Dyspepsia, veaeresI Diseases,
Sons ssroiais Ssaker s5a ~ 1, Other s ioT; q In
Salt. - 49, = : 80
THE NEW MEDICAL SALT is no cuRx-A
Il but does Just what i claims to do-no more no
system all artcrial and venous distractions.
mgULTITUDEs HAVE TRIED the virtues Of
covered and Introduced. Witness the testimonials
and certificates OF cure.
ALL WHO HAVE USED 1T acknowledge a
n o case o Of in less than
week.-Nor,cdy MAJ Advertiser.
VoUR. INVALUABLE MEDICINE is nobly
fulfilling IN my case, Al the promises s which r,
mot mother Of rush of blood s to the head. 1 my
J. p. GILLINGHAM, Phipa.
INFLAMMATION RHEUMATISM was my
tuay as not vesse Of kh ppScas New e York
KNOW 1T IS GOOD for Rheumatism. remoy-
i ing it in a few hours. / am now trying il for
Scrofula and have already received benefit.
8. LEssIG, Reading.
I TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURIsM of the Alb
domina Aor'a In Ten WI Rnio waf PSs
WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. We haze tried
w il. 1t has complete control over lnftamma-
tion.-JackSo8riile( Pa.) Nep Era.
BRONCHITIS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM
- and Neuralgia have been cured by it.-Jefer-
sonriile IHd.) Democrat.
MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, il neces
lvl sary. Descriptive Circulars, with testimonial,
may be obtained from any Druggist who has thii
valuable medicine for saie.
nR. GOGGSWELL,S ANTIPHLoGISTIC
IL SALT. Price, 81; Chronic package, $3.50 ID
| c. TAYLOR & CO., General Al gents, a2 Dock st.
| Philadelphia.
| THE NEW MEDICAL SALT IS FOR SALE
Il in Washington, q Georgetown, and vicinity, anC
wherever the Star is read. by Druggists generally
As il is not patent medicine, bat the grescPtiono
eminent physician, no one should fail to try the
New Medical Salt. mar l7-tr
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PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE pUB-
Lie PRINTING.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRIxrIye,l

WASHINGTON, March ii, 1850
in pursuance OF the provisions of the tenth section
for certain civil penses of the oyernnent for the
year ending the Soth of June, 1885," approved March
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this of5ce
applying the government of the United States with
Eire Thousand RedDlS Of fine -eaLendered PRINTING
Pdper, to measure twenty four by thirty cir hi
inches, 70 weigh fifty pounds to the ream of four
hundred and eighty sheets, and tn correspond in
qualty with the sample established By this office
UNIFORMITY In color, thickness, and weight will be
required; ana no bundle exclusive Of wrappors)
varying over or under five per cent. from the stand
ard weight will be received, and the gross weight
VIII, In all cases he required. Mixing OF various
thicknesses IN the same bundle to make np the
tract The right is reserved Of ordering greater
or less quantity to DO furnished at such times and
In such quantities as the public service may re-
qulre. -
No, proposal will be considered unless accompa-
MED by the guaranty that the bidder or bidders If
ms or their proposal shall be accepted will enter
INTO an obligatlon, with good and sufficient sure
guarantee 70 be certified by the United States At
torney or Marshal for the district in which the bid
Each proposal must be signed by the individual mr.
pound. f POI
All the paper must be delivered at suob MACE or
Places az may be designated IN Washington city, in
expense, and subject To the Inspection WEEK Inf
and measurement of the Superintendent, and be i'm
al respects satisfactory, N "
The supplying Of an inferior article, or a failure
TO supply the quantity required at any time will he
considered a violation OF the contract.
=, sample oil The paper required may he seen at
's oce or MI be se9l to persons sppyng for it
MAN, superintendent of the Public Printing Wash
inEt9n D. c." and endor sed Proposals for supply
tug aPer. mar ll-eotd
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EMRIcH's Lager BEER DEPOT,

The undersigned respectfully announces HAT n.
has accepted the Warrington agency Of j. p
BATES PHII.ADELPHIAL LAGER BEER which
families. Bats Lager Beer has long been Kept at
the undersgneds establ lshment, and ranks IN this
city, in 81 northern cities ss the best manu- iac
tured in the United States.
IL All orders promptly sled, and delivered free
fe Is SIN PETER ENRICH.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT.
Such language as this is but the constant and ma,

such LANGUAGE as this but the constant and malt
ural echo wherever this article is used.
This Linlment Is Indispensable to Planters and
IELS, Montgomery, Ala, sold slave for Sao0, who
was raised from utter uselessness by this Liniment
Every family should have it. Be very particular
other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and south
America, Europe, and all the Islands of the Ocean
Tor Is cents, 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
BARNES & PARK. New York.
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WE SPEAK BY. THE BOOK. We haye tried
w it. 1t has complete control over Inf.amma-
tion.-JdekSoarille (Pa.) Nep Era.
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MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, if neces-
lNl sary. Descriptive Circulars, with testimonials
may be obtained from any Druggist who has this
valuable medicine for sale.
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BRONCHITIS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM,
- and Neuralgia have been cured by it.-ysfeT-
sourilIe Iad) Democrat.
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X1OiuOV just Foosivsd b. 6TEVEN3 tie
ny ms9 \, - ~ q 81, bet - End 10Th sts.
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I TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURIsM of the Alb
Il dominal Aorta. In ten days the pain was gone.
Il. w. FITzsIMoSs, Phila.
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LOW EIiII, MASS,
rRtcE, vi PER BOTTLE; Six BOTTLES FOR az
az s 9 py q ID. GILMAN, Washington; X. g. T. CHS.
+ ia n eo3m 'vShsfe.
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T KNOW 1T Is GOOD for Rheumatism, remov-
Il ing it in a few hours. | am now trying il for
Scrofula and have already received benefit
8. LEssIG, Reading.
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nR. GOGGSwELL'S ANTIPHLoGISTIC
IL SALT. Price, 81; Chronic package, $3.50 ID.
G. TAYLOR CO., General Agents, ae Dock ST.,
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M THE MEXICAN
III U + NG IL y | ~

Nl u STAN LINIME NT.
The popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LIN IhtENT is coextensiye with the civilization Of
the globe Other articles claim to Alternate pain and
distress-this cures. Family PHYSICIANS, Govern
ment Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Live
IymeI. have practically demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re-
eeiyed such undivided praise and support from
RHEUMATISM
Of years standing, has been totally cured: Piles,
Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores, Scrofula, Stiff
Joints, Felons, Swellings, Burns. Bites, Boils,
Chaps, Neuralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and
pains upon Man, and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring Bone, Gall, Scratches, SPAWN. Poll
Evil, Sweeney, Hoof-ail, etc., are subdued and
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
Mr.. s. LITCH, Hyde Park, VT, writes -" That
the horse was considered worthless" (his case was
Spavn,D "but since the free use of Mustang Lini-
ment, l have sold him for $50 cash Your Lini-
ment has been doing wonders up here"
40 BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(Extract.) +" In lifting the kettle from the FIRE il
became unmanageable, tilted over, and scalded my
hands very severely, almost to a crisp. Ii was an
awful sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared to
extract the pain. Ii healed rapidly, without sore
ness and left scar of account.
"Yours truly, CHARLES FOSTER
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INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM was my
il complaint. The first package did the work effec-
tually, as not a vestige Of X Rheumatism Is left.
G. III. DUNCAN, New York.
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NOTICE.
Icing IN very inhrm health and desirous of set
Ting all claims against the estate of INV late hus-
band, Gov SAM Sprigg.)as well as against my
sell, request all persons having claims against
either will forward the same To he subscribe at
washington, d. C., at the earliest practicable mo-
ment. and do hereby revoke all former agencies or
power OF attorney by me relative thereto.
NIOLETFA SPRIGG,
r. northampton, Prince Georges county, Nd.
lam tAnanaPolis Republican, Upper Marlboro Advo-
b,ii anu bait sun please publish cost and send
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VOUR. INVALUABLE MEDICINE is nobly
IL fulfilling. in my case, all the promises which
you made for il. A few doses also relieved my
mother of o rush of blood to the head.
j. p. GILLINGHAM, PhiPa.
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THE NEW MEDICAL SALT Is FOR SALE
II in Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity, and
wherever the Star is read by Druggists generally.
As il is not patent medicine bat the prescription OF
an eminent PHYSICIAN no one should fail To try the
New Medical Salt mar l7-tr
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IN EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE the most
| ~ elegant stock Of FRENCH ART1FICI1T
| EEEOOM ERS eyer offered in this market, at STE
| .ENS' New Fancy Store 535, between 9th and 10th
| s.s. lStates) mar 10 eost
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SAMUEL WISE,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
TO $40 r street. between 18th and 18th streets osrs
ms services To do every description Of work in his
me ~ the lowest living rates. Persons abont To
oua nr having carpentry jobs of any kind To he ex
their orders. i r. s,,.n s Su'
A RE- YOU INSURE !-AmpIs indemn,tv
ING FAN" I;oss y FlRE Is offered by the WASH
corner of Penn. avenue and 10th ST stock boiderus
directors and officers all citizens of Washington and
Georgetown. "''u
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, President
W. M. IN Isf
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ALL WHO HAVE USED 1T acknowledge a
"A benefit from il. An acquaintance OF ours was
cured Of q severe case of Neuralgia In less than
Neek.-NortcdH Nal Adrerttser.
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Receipts OF Productivity l3, 1859.

lRsOrtsd e1au'irdy for THE n Y. TRiSusr by Drew &
ss. Esq. p III. A.se. 3D. Fish 10 b5 Pork 9, bsl.
Lean s's S'i; 5f R SsHs ''1 %
d she aSD ken. VIM sb vnosa
Pa AMERcM ExrsEss-Sh pigs, bbls aud boxe. Poul
Try, soops Fowls Is bbs Esss Lambs, boxes Came
.PER sTE.srs Taos. MrsI, FROM Peru ANuor-7' Live
PrR NORTH RIvER-NoytssrT Transportation Co.-Boat
Brodiey-S,650 bush. Oats. $50 do. Barley.
s r r ou IA S! 6. sS S - ys t 5s
Hiy s, ca.s s9ssR sG Si Butter bb Lard Live
S Ess BILL S Fsss s. s S As. s s.
Wool 70 Calves Cow. and Caye. :, Sheep and Lambs.
HGI:s hsIs Dice Fruit Ssas spf s 4ss Sd'
bis Egg, 40 bbls Flour 20 bb Apples. 200 bags Oats, 100
bush. Com 200 bags Feed, bbls Beans IL bb Potatoes %
bales Hay, 60 Calves. 10 Cider ~ bush Dried Apples
PEI Bq,g. CorqesaC pIs Butter oeooPs Fowls 20 Dbl.
Potatoes bales Hay 80 bbl Cider Cows and Calves Ill
MrseHSIs LnElo1 PKG Ba;ts 80 Cheese. g s sS:
S Sheer D5s Scl dso ves 50 BE- Tea ''' '
Pa NEw.Yokx aSD TEor sTEAnsoAr Col pkg Butter
10 bbs Crackers 10 bbls Vinegar, coop Foul. Horses
Pr PROPELLER pAvrs-lOO live Fowls 81 bb Eggs 4s bbs
Flour "A bb Apples zoo bush. Oats, $40 do. Rye bbs
Beans go do Potatoes 400 bales Hay o. Calves Lambs Is
frs ALBANY AND Canal Lryr- Ro5e,2 200 tc lard
ek Ashe. 80 Pkg, F.h las bb' Whisky 1873 do Flour 10
PsR PRorklLEn ORAsGE CousIy-f Ptg' Butter 50 live
Fowls ii bbs Eggs 100 bush Com ~ bags Feed ~ rolls
Leather. Cows and Calves 90 Calves 4 Hogs
Pea BARGE NEwsusGH-2i3 pkgs Butter, q bks Cheese
25 bb Eggs Dbl Whisky 10 bbls Flour III Calves Cattle
ttOrse 70 dressed Hogs, % bxs Soap.
Pea STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, FROM NoRFoLK-700 bbls
Peas, Aheads Cabbage, IS hkts. Cherries.
ToIN-sll ptrs Butter az do Cheese, sn tea Lard Sls
Egg Ashes 100 pk. Fish In bb Pork 55 do. Wits
KY 23 do Flour 1872 do Apples 900 bags aud 7is bush Oats
$50 Barley P do Rye Lana do Corn, Lon bags Feed 10
bb Beans las obls Potatoes 2072 bales Hay do Hops q
do Wool Is rolls and 62 sides Leather box Maple Sugar l53
bb hhds and Cider II bb Vinegar go Calves, ~
Cows and Calves 2 Sheep and Lambs 7hesS Cattle % bush
and pkes DRIED Fruit cases Pie Pisnt, Horses, boxes
Game bales Furs ~ dressed Hog, hhds Taliow Kegs
Wine. bhls Oysters, ~ boxes Soap, bbs OIL bales To-
bacco bb Tee. boxes Veal, 10 bbls Cracker' "" bbs
Peas, 20 hid Cabbage, - baskets Chcrries
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GOVERNORS OF ALMs-uOUSE.

TO the Editor u Th< n. T. Trtbtnc.
SIR: The following extracts from the Report OF the
Committee on the Annual Report Of that Board in 1856
is worthy Of republication at this particular time show
ING the views of the Board them in contrast with Its
action v.,
,h., b.V see nothus 10 int with jus, and economical ad
njstr Of the saas Of the Department eNceP, may grow
ON, 81 ,,okiso 10, Of the yetard Of political Trts ne
al Of architects Of the law under wnich the Board
Was ornrd CONTRA Jaed eRe 1Rd coploe deseHe % az
,I S c,frq egisafiyn OF its cprrstion
In the oppion Of your COMMITTEE depends upon the 500 Ia
with hich this Intention Of heirs kept up and ~h y De
si.ah 10 keep political pote fairly AND Justly bdiaacee ms Ie
should interfere IN important CASES. with the
tingasshed valuable Service eneorageet tst11
0n 70 (ah serfce and officer should be pcrdtse 10 a
his her POSITION no does regard the good Paaon o. h
Department Of sufcn, impor,snce TO d-p'rt themselves ;"
'' Ne.'. ISri, MAJ no. iSss KNICKERBoCKEE, ia.
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. ROCK s RECEIVED.

s.su.l Conferences. BY Frederick William Fsber' D. D.
srh'is, ns Do s7e. John Murphy Co
poesics Works Of James Gates PerciNal zVos, ibmo-
s.A,e. s,ores and Memoirs By Mrs Jameson. ismo PIP
Wv @6e The Same. . =, n 81,
~" no s5 Daniel Fanshaw.
- cfa News Of Sermons by Charles Kingsley limo
AZ no $40 Bart, Hu,chnsO Abbey. 49,. ,
,,.t n Michael De Moutaigne. Ne~ Edion fui'eo Os
W." q w Wight. vols 12mo Derby jackson:
,r,yr, a IT. nactus BY Feneou With Life OF fene-
Ion by Lamartine. Edited b. o. w. Wight limo, Pp
$50 The Same. y,
NJ, SISTER Margaret. Temperance Story BY Mrs C. NJ Ed
fJ rsrds i2mo ~. 32s Carlton Porter
.,o;, ~ John Griscom LII. By John III Griscem, NJ d.
Ae' ia,oo On al RobeT, Carter Brothers.
~. Bes Things By the Rev. Richard Newton, d. D. l2no'
coonen,sry on the Gospel Of Luke By John j. Owen
a WI m m i5ooo Cd 900 Lesvitt 4 Allen.
,,.n,s ~ Mechanic By William G. Peek, VI. A. limo,
no sss A s. Barnes Burr 49, mi,
~, rte Ors.s BY Charles Northend. lsno PIP. l7S The
s.v Elementary ALGEBRA By Charles Davies, IL D. l2mo
wv pp 200. The Same H.
r4s9.n Sermons Preached 10 Unitarian Congregaton By
fbe Rev William L. Gage. l2no., PIP l5A John r. Jew
Ell Co. Sold by Sheldon Co - ,ao
III Christian Graces Series Of Lectures lo'' Pr -V
Sheldon Co. ,r A.,
Limits Of Religious Thought By Henry Longeviie Msn.sL
IT, Iamo PIP 3sf. Boston; Gould & Lincoln newborn
Sheldon & Co.
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ALLEGED FALSE PRETENSEs.-On Wednesday
night Mr.. Clement Hamilton gave an elegant enter
tanmept TO his friends at the Bancard House. On
Thursday evening he was taken from his bed by
Deteetiv McElroy and lodged in the cells, charged
by Baohs s. Son Of Brooklyn with swindling them ont
Of ten barrels Of alcohol and by other firms with
numerous other frauds. He represented that he was
authorized to purchase the goods for Malard Of
Broadway and supported his representations by
showing forged orders for them. The real name of
the accused is not given il is said that his fher
who is wealthy merchant down town, will settle the
matter. He is to undergo examination on the
charges before Justice Welsh.
A Cigar dealer in the Ninth avenue, named Alex
andcr Bugart, was arrested and committed for exam
ibaton yesterday on complaint of Gabriel 4 Beuely,
who charge him with obtaining $50 worth of cigars
by false pIetenses.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.o."...Mir u.
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures Berry, Chsrss'on sp9hord Tle.on
co Brer,su Bremen Wesssls Bremen Gepeke. hects-n
Hsiebeil Gla.s gov iBr. Thomp-ou, GLASGOW T. Craig
shps-Goden Eagle Luce San fraaelsco, w r. So.-man
Jean.s Chipuau Baltimore Chamberlain, Phelps Co n-nIy
Cav C.uAins Liverpool. Spofofd Tieston Co. iunAo
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