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AYERS CHRRRY PICTORIAL,
FoR THE RAPID oURE oT

Coughs, C0ids, Influenza, Hoarsemsss ICToaD,
BroHehitis iHeiPisnt Consumption, and for the
relief of CORsumpfiDs Patients IN ddDaneed
stages Of the diseass.
So wide a the field Of IL usefulness and numerous yfe
The cases OF s e. tha nmasi section country
sboundt 80 parsons ubcly known who have Fe lev
um alarming aud doaneeate diseases the lungs
by ia use When noe tried, s superiority eveIy ~
medicine Of the kim Ton uppsreunt eacupe obsova
ion ana whee vltues are fnnWn the public longer
hesitate what andote 70 employ for the dis Tessng and
nang ruua ucii0na Of tho pulmonary orEana that
dent g our climate lille many inie0r remedies thrust
upon the communY have failed and been diseardou this
has Gancd endH By eyeY al conferred beneht on hf
ON oted heI can never forget and produced
mefous and too remarkable 20 he frguften
Prepared by DR.. ], O. AVER 4 CO.,
Lowell Mass
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical DisDemsarV

Established for the cne Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeUer and AgUe,
Asthma, hleiPient Consumption, LlfTm-
ities of Youth and old Age DC.
~ NO MERCURY USED. n
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Omce No. 113 Ontario Street.
All who suffering from the ub named diseases, OF
other complicated complaint of years standing,
formed that they consult the Doctor ~ FREE OF
CHARGE.
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine fair and
aithful tTia
~ During the Doctors travels Europe West Indies,
East Indies, south America and the United States, he has
been the INSTRUMENT Gods hand restore TO health and
ygor thousands who up and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Physicians
thousands who the verge of the grave,
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors
skill successful treatment daily claning,
Blessed be The day when frs and paTtook Of the
Indian Herb Doctors Medicine ~
and advice free. The poor shall
q lherallt remembered
~ Take Nolice-overy Wednesday and Eridny. Dr. Ly-
ons be oonsultt at the Franklin House, Pear LIST
West Side,l
ES3- Ohico Hours-rom 8 A. NJ. .tO6P.M.
declld&w ly 26l
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' This Csrtifes that have used the Graofenbfrg Ph
and MaTshall's Cahoccn, sold here BY H. @ johnson
n my practice, TO onte satisacton They re good
Hartford Trumbuli Co, o., March I, 1851
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AYERS
A @ u Il Gu RE.
ron THE SPEEDY CURE OF

Intermittent FeUer. or Feper and Ague, Remit
tent FeUer, ChiH FeOer, Dumb Ague, Period
ical Headache, or Biious Headache. and B,k.
tous FsUers-indeed, for The i0hOie class of dis
eases originating in hillary arrangement,
caused by the malaria Of miaSmatie countries.
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SlaA 1859. sIE=r


THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Will during The present their well known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
ORdeusburgh g. Oswego, and Upper Lakes,
Forming a TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, SAM
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogdensburrh with the
Ogdensburgh g. Vermont Central II. r. Route,
Between
Opdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at oswego with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bsttoeen ostOegO, Troy, Albany and NelO York,
Connecting alsoat Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Duukirk, Cleveland and sandusky, and
TRI.wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunldrk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
~ Property forwarded by this Line will bs subject tC
but one transhpment.
~ Merchandise marked IN. T. Co. Express will be
forwarded fr New York by Express Freight Tain
ovT the New York s. Erie Railroad, and promptly for
warded from Dunkirk.
~ These Lines connect at Cleveland with the covo-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line
APPLY TO
]. MYERS. Agent N. T. Co, No. III Broadway, N Y go
J. l.. WARNER, AReut n + Co. No 3C9nttes Slip MY
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N T. Co, No. 80 Stale street
A. CUsHiMAN, Agent V. c. Line, No. lOs State Street.
CHAs S TAPPAN. cor 9Th and Chestnut st., Phila.
7. i. CHURCH. Agent, Rouse's Point, N. Y - -
&. l. THOMPSON, Treas. N. I. Co., Ogdensburgh, NY
GEORGE PARK ER, Acct
HOVEY & CRAWFORD, Oswego, N Y.
S d. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunkirk
CHAMBERLAIN CRAWFORD y CO.. CleVe and.
]. S. CHENOWETH g. CO., Cincinnati, o.
] r McBETH, Agent Sandusky.
VIM y. Wal KER, Agent, Toledo
~ r. MArHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich
]. II. CRAWFORD Milwaukee, Wis.
o HALE,
McHFNRY & BARKER, Racine Wis.
MATHER & CO., Chicago.
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
II p. WIRORG CO, Fulton City, Ill.
N w. GRAHAM 4 co CBirO, Ill.
FIFE 4 MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company(
Cleveland Fen. 18th. 1859
marlsRe CHAMBERLIN, President.
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A Good Tree is known by its Fruits
so Is A
Good Physician by his Successful Work,
To the Consumptive, and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach

THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
h j. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would announce to the people Of Cleveland and vicinity
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DR., AMOS & som,

Corner OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, N. y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
"a the State who are members Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons London May be consulted from O'Clock m
the morning until at nig IN every stage and symptom OF
disease The treatment thoy adopt the resuo upwards
OF thirty extensive practice Europe and erica
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9oUNa MEN TAKE PARTICuLAR NoTICE.

An rstrument for the OF Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known ns Sc mina Weakness, Can be perma
lenly cured In from fifteen days tU Two months by hn
d this instrument when used cuniuintly with medicines.
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tIll - p. v e.
SUMMER ARRANGEMEN 7.
s. N. SANFORD, a. M., PRINCIPAL.


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Apri
~ II, 1859 Passenger Train. leave Cleveland as follow
1865 AM CiGciuna Express New London, Shelby
treSL,lno, lalion. Cardington and N, Switch
ll:5O AM, Mail stoppiua at al' stations
$500 M, CmCmnau Night Pusse er stopping at all sta
lions between levnland and Gallon, and al
Caiungtoh aud Delaware; also, Etapping to
leave passengers al all s atiOns south Of l3sllon
90 CONNECTIONS
Shelby, SHndusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad for
, Mansfield, MT yemon, Newark, Zanesville, &c
Crehtine Pittsburgh, ~, Wayne aud ChicagO Railroad
ior Forrest, Upper SanduskY, DelphoH, Lima, Ft
Wayne, lapOrto. Chicago, &c. west and East
Gallon and belleonulnt Railroad Line ar on Rells.
tontiine, Sidn6y Uuiun, Muuoo, In lianap0la
Terri Huule, Vncennes, Evansville, Louisville
Cairo, 81. Louis sc.
Delaware Dayton and Cincinnaii Line TO- gpringfed o.
DAYTON, Hamilton, Cincinnati Richinund, In-
dianapulis, Ierre Haute, So LOUIS. &o.; and Al
Cincinnati with tho Ohio b Mississippi Rail
road for Louisville and Ru points on the Ohia
Columbus Lit.le Miami aud Columbus and Xenia Rail
road, for Nonia, Dayton 1ndisnapOlih, TefTe
Hautei 81 Louis, Morrow, luyelnnd and Gins
ounau anu Wtllthe OilOani Mississippi Rail
road ut Cincinnati for LOUIS, li6 Evansville
Cuilu, - louis, and nl pomts on the Ohio river
COLUMBUS, GgnTa OHIO Railroad tor Newark ZhnesVlle
WheelinBJ NC; Columbus, PiQua aud Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, UThaua Sc
~ For Tickets to all points and information apby at
the Unon Ticket Ohice 81 superiorstreet the Pas
Etnger Station.
Cleveland April Q, lHp
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FORMING A TRI-WEEKLY LINE,

Aud running in connection at Buffalo with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL r II and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, on the Erie Canal
aud at Cleveland with the CLEVELAND PIIISbURG
RAILROAD, touching nt Detroit MAckuac, Shehoygan,
'ot Washington Milwaukee Racinei Kenosla aud Wau-
kegan,
This Line is prepared to issue contracts aud give
through receilts property from Pitsburgh Wheeling
Cleveland Detroit. ShebOygan, Port WashmgtOn Mi-
wauloe Racine Kenosha, Waukeean Chicngc, and to all
points on the Railroads leading Chicago and NJ wau
koe, and to all prominent points on the Upper Mssis
81 ri River.
This is the only Line running from Cleveland TO the
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
The liberal arOnage extended to the Line the past sea
SON travelling pubic, has induced the Propretors
greatly increase er accommodations Tor passengers ane
It bytuking this iOute.
Insurance on property shipped by this Line be obtain
ed les than by other, It having within the two
property amount eding
sixteen mill dol lars in value, without any loss
With the unequalled facilities the PrOpTie9rs hope to
receive a liberal patronage
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CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Viger, Detroit
Z" Sc BIRD, Blodgett. Bufftlo.
" Western Metropolis Peaso, Buffalo
" Forester Ward. Toledo
" Arctic, Fish Buffalo
" Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
F" Ci'yof Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Propeller Jefferson. Bond Dunkirk.
" Northern Light, Splldiug OntenagOn
- Vermont, Newkirk, Dunkifk.
Schooner America ScoSille Buffalo.
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IKMEs WILSON.


Female irregularities weakness. uterine dispacbmouts
and all local uterino dlGulties aud 5ubes
OF Wemen, are entirely cured by THE GRAEEEkBERG
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLlCON.
N this connecten Miss Beecher ser Of the Rev Hen
~ Ward BeeoheT in letters to the people, page 29 =
have nine sisters AMI ssters-in law, and fourteen te
male cousins all ma led, and ali delicate and qiling -
Amid the immense Giro lCot iends and arqualnnces
OF eca en married ladies', born IN this century aud
country who perfectly healthy" In Cuses. however
where The Graeenberg Caholcon has been used We must
that health has rapidly taken the place OF disease and
ladies have become huGt strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason, Of ira, says Beautiiul todeed ts the
cOndng trusting nature Of woman but how much does II
need be preteoieu by wachfuness that will lead her
time of disease 10 appeal to medical adviser OF scen.
fc education, worth and purity OF character" All
these be secured by addressing the Graeienbes Com
pany.
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A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.


OF thirty extensive practice in Europeand erica
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An strument for the of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly kuown Seminal Weakness, &C Can be perma
this instrument when used cuniuinty with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR.. AMOS SON take pleasure In announcing that they
have invented most important instrument for the cure o
most eminent physicians IN London ParS, fhadelphla
and New York. 1t has been declared the only useful nsru
men ever invented for tho cure Of Seminal Weakness
any disease caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
N. B.--Dr AMOS 4 SON in order to satisfy the most
skeptca asto the merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that IN Uny instance here It may prove unsatisac
tory, afer fair trial. tho money will be refunded by
turning the instrument In good order
r. ,,,os GgRE WARRANTED.
svely 10 this peculiar class of maa and the relief they
nave consequently been enabled TO enderthe follow ceG
escent patients and others daily arriving In town from al
parts OF the country r the express purpose My of CONSUL
aonswhle theire xeTOns have been Gre ell by the most
signal advantages yet from what they have eXperienced
quhng into the causes Of these infectious complaints
from their simple condition TO that Of the most dan
geruus and inyeeateD they have always Entertained IN
possibility Of Their preyenoh aud removal aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced OF the
following causes Ignorance neglect, the bpd-eect
unskiul and Improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering thts election
heir remedies safe eecual aud cautious course onnt
tug al Combination Of remedies VIII ch bear au equyorHl
application might be productive O bad consequences the
ands Of private individuals In short the audable end
sery by the allegation relief aud preyention OF those
eyous Affections Nat in reality the secret foesof lite
orour skin and Interference in their determination.
COUNTRY INVALIDs
FsIs9ns ~ any part oi the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case with
n address DR.; AMOS a SON, cornof Mnin aud Quay-slS
buhalo N. Y. iansdSwly265
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ELIEs WILL NOT SPEOK A
ths VaThiSh fOuad a Nc 9 Publie square. iuie
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Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the Graefenhefg ~
,I9fs n Dr Ps soi9n & AZ q s5ssns.Es p5fS9He ana %
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INFERRED.
Steamer City Of Buffalo, Perkins Buffalo.
Ocean 0dgett De rOit.
Arctic, Fish, Buffalo.
Forester Ward. Toledo,
Propeller Blu aO, COukay. Buff 10.
Ontarlo, Reed, Ogden,b 7rgh,
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~ Forsas by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the State
C5- For medicines OF agencies address
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
marls Agent Tor Ohio.
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J.P. LAMBERT. NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.

am Methodist Clergyman. My heart hasfairll ached
TO the feeble health Of women, have Travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however
that have all these diseases give to the Gaeen
berg Marshalls Uterine Cahocun wherever has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich,
former Of Western Stark, Medina Co., o.
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NTTACHMENT NOTICE.

JOHN WEBsTkR Before G. H. BEKHAM. Justice Of
rs the Peace, Cleveland Ohio.
THOMAS SiLvFR.
ON the 18th day of June, 1859, an
" Order OF Attachment was issued in this action,
for the sum Of dollars and hirtyOne cents
and will be ion hearing ~ the office Of said JUS
tice the City cf Cleveland, July 30 1852 a. o'clock
A NJ JOHN WEBSTER.
Cleveland June 20. 1919, 9w:239.
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LONGwORTH 81 zIMmERMANN.

ET- For sale in Cleveland by E e Ames, VIM Fiske
Jacob Laisy G. s Makenze, + e CHURCHILL, Il. W,
Parks Co, @. Krau6e N. G, Brewer, X G. Hopkins
LOUIS Umbstnetter, aud by druggists generally.
ianSd 0Wly26G
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II gives me great certify to the inyaTabe
ratiye action of the gmefenberg MaTshals Uteqne Ca
huCun all Of female disease and TO the sk and
high moral character Of the A.edbal Department of the
Graefenbern
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~ These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Cley
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line
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AIIIrACHMENr MnTIGE

EDWARD WADE, 4 The defendant will lake notice
rs. that e. II, aenha q. Justice Of
Ew.P p. BLANoHoRD, The Peace for CleVkfnd Towr-
ship issued an attacement against the said lnchord, on
the 18th of June for eighty four doarHan my cents
with interest from February 18th Is 7...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12
GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of TAs S,ar.

Correspondence Of 1As star
GEoReErowN, September 10, 1889.
An accident befell youth by the name of Henry
woolford, residing in Tenallytown, on Friday
morning last, by which he lost his right arm.
He. in company with q couple of companions,
started at an early hour on a cunning excursion,
and while getting over a stile the gun Of one of
his companions was accidentally discharged, the
load taking effect In his arm Just above the elbow,
completely shattering the bone to pieces and
leaving the wounded limb hanging only by few
liganents Of skin and muscles. DIR. SNYDER, Of
our city, was sent for, who amputated the arm
close up TO the shoulder joint At last accounts
he was doing as well as could be expected
The protracted meetings at both our Methods,
churches are to be continued during the presen,
week.
The work Of overhauling, renovating and re.
pairing the Union Hotel commenced this morn
ing, and will be vigorously prosecuted until the
building is ready for occupancy.
The Vigilant bows are out In full uniform TO-
day. Their purpose is to visit your city to partci
pate in the reception Of their visiting brother fire
men from Philadelphia They present quite q
lively appearance.
The tournament at Analostan tomorrow bid,
fair to be grand affair. The proprietors Messrs
Powers Co., are making the most extenslv,
preparations for the occasion. 8
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ALEX ANDRIA.
Correspondence of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Sept 10, 1859.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church South, the
Rev. ID. P. Wills preached yesterday morning
from Marx, ~, 4lst to 4ith verse inclusive Be-
fore entering upon bis subject he stated to the
congregation that collection would be taken up
next Sunday, the proceeds to be applied to the
support of the widows and families of the de-
ceased ministers of the church. and he hoped that
quite small, there would be difficulty in
making itup.
The Vigilant and Union Engine and the Wes-
tern Hose Companies, of Washington, arrived
here on the steamer Thomas Collyer at half past
10 O'Clock this morning. bringing with them their
beautiful apparatus, and accompanied by martial
music They Were met at the wharf by a delega-
ton Of the Friendship Engine Company and a
large crowd Of our citizens. The line of march
was taken up. and will extend over a PORTION of
the city; after which. the Friendship bows will
entertain their guests with dinner The visiting
hremen number over 4 hundred, and presented a
handsome appearanceYh their neat uniforms
Officers Davis and Hancock arrested Yesterday
afternoon, negro boy named Ben Champion,
charged with attempting to set fire to the wheel
wright shop of Messrs Hodg kin & Son, corner of
Cameron and Pitt streets When confronted BY
the officers and charged with the deed, he stoutly
denied being IN any manner concerned in it; but
upon being closely questioned. he admitted tina,
he set fire to the building at the suggestion of an
associate, for the purpose Of having little fun
The flames were extinguished without doing
discovery made by the officers the building
would, In all probability. have been destroyed. 7
regular meeting Of the City Council will be
held Tomorrow evening.
Wyman. that prince Of funny fellows, opens to-
night at Liberty Hall. CARLOS
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~ AdVlces from Buenos Ayrss are to the 10Th
OF July The hrsi hostile shots had been EXCHANGED
between the Argentine Confederation and ,be 90
ncers Of the State Of Buenos Ayres. Two Rns,os
Ayrean war vessels, running from Tn. city o,
Corrientes, Were fired on when off Ros,,to 49, ~,
sustained little damage. After passing :, o..
vessels seized an Argentine war scboona, 80,
took from her lot Of war material. Tn. -
lean steamer AscunciOn. having Hon Mr. vance
United States Minister, Captain Steadman. 4 :
n. and some American ladies on board, wa, ,,so
fired on when steering direct for Rosario from
Buenos Ayrss. In reply 10 Mr.. Yancey's demand
Tor explanation, he was told that the ASCENSION
was mistak'gi for BuenOs Ayres steamer, although
Col santa Cruz, who gave the order to fire. should
nave known her. Gen. Urquiza arrived at Parana
on the 10Th OF June with twelve hundred troops.
but he was In bad health. Rosario city was being
put Ina state Of defence. General Urouiza had
accepted the mediation Of the United states Min
lister as means Of arranging the difficulty with
Bnenos Ayres, but the last-named Power did NOT
care TO treat alphabetically unless our Government
or some other of equal power and character could
assure her against further aggression from the
Confederation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

CELEBRATION OF THE 18th OF SEprExHyR N
BALTIMoRE--The anniversary of the battle OF
North Point is being celebrated in Baltimore. TO-
day. according to an established custom. by the
various military companies Of the city and by the
association Of the Defenders Of Baltimore The
former Were to parade the streets Of the CITY a,
entertain visiting companies from York, Pa and
Frederick, Md The latter were to repair to G reen
Springs, on the Western Maryland railroad. wbe,e
an Grafton was to be delivered before them by
John L. Thomas, Esq, of the Baltimore bar. ants
a dinner enjoyed at the Green Spring Hotel. This
association Of veterans Of the war of IsI3 \. yes
ferday morning assembled at the old City Hall
and under the direction Of Gen. A Miltenberp.r
chief marshal, proceeded to the Third Lutheran
Church. Monument street, and heard an approp,i-
ate discourse by the pastor, Rev DIR. McCron.
The centre pews Of the ground floor Of the ediace
Were devoted to the Defenders, and the interior
cation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

II stephen ID. Dillaye on being taken TO Pitts
burg, last week, had preliminary bearing before
Mayor Weaver. on a charge Of being implicated
In the late forgery on the Citizens Bank of Nev.
York city. NJ. Swartzwelder. Esq, appeared a,
counsel for the accused. The Mayor read the
ahdayit made by MIR. Jones charging Jointly
Diilaye and l-angdon with presenting and passing
upon him two forged certificates Of deposit. know.
Ing them to be such. A number Of witnesses
Were examined as to Dillaye's connection with IN,
analr; and after some argument by the counsel
Mayor Weaver decided to hold Mr.. Dillave IN
S2UO for his appearance at court, and his counsel
giving the required security for the time being
he was released
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12

MARYLAND PoLIrIcs.-A. b. Hagner, Esq. the
Opposition candidate for the Sixth Congressional
District, addressed the people OF Elicotts Mills.
on Thursday last. A large number Of persons
Were present, who listened to his remarks with
evident satisfaction.
The Democratic Convention of Howard county
met on Thursday last, at Ellicott's Mills, to fill
vacancies on ticket caused by declenson of J. +
b. Dorsey FOR Senate, and James McCubbin for
House OF Delegates John s. Watkins was nomi-
mated Tor the Senate, and William Turner for the
House Of Delegates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-12
Sniri, Of the Morning Press

The Constellation publishes entire the pamphlet
on Douglass popular sovereignty doctrine. spoken
Of in our Spirit Of the Morning Press" on Satur-
day. and in It's comments thereon, requests Of the
Senator categorical answers to the following ques
tions: 'sDo you intend to oppose the decision OF
the Supreme Court-on the point that Territorial
governments have not authority to connscate pri-
vate property, VIII you insist that the first settlers
are vested with omnipOtent power which has
never vet been given to the government Of any
free people,"
The IstsIigsnesr quotes the assurance Of the
ConstitHtiOr, that the reform movement COM
menced by Secretary Cobb in the New York Gus
Clubhouse will be carried out in every branch OF
he service over which ne can exercise control.