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rNHE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITY,
Jnst pKbltShed gratis, the 25th thousand.
A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local -RG-
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, 3HHA
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay of the System, lmpo-
tency and lmpedments to Marriage
generally, = -
BY II. DE- LANEY, NJ. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming com
plants originating In the imprudence and solitude
of youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is in this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment. as
opted by the Author, fully explained, by means
Of which everyone Ia enabled to cure HIMSELF per
fecty and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent To any address, gratis and post Free in a
scaled envelope, 10y RENTING post PAID two post
age stamps 10 DT. h. DE LANEl, - East Slst
street, New York City. maSo-tr
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N TO THE AFFLICTED!

HIS Great Purifier of tho Blood, the INDIAN
VEGETABLE DECOCTlOS, prepared by Mrs.
M. COX, of Bal tmnre, is one of the most valuable
medicines now known 70 the faculty, and ITS popu
arlty is increasing daily. For the cure Of d. pep
STA, Eryspelas, Rheumatism, and all diseases the
Stomach, Blood and skin 1t is found Ia be most
eflcasIous remedy, Also diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys; and there are hundreds Of our citizens
who can t:stlfy tn the good resu is which haze fol
to 1t as possessing great advantage and capaLe al
bestowing incaculable benefit upon suffering hu
l5s Fast Baltimore street, Baltimore, and at the
principal Drug Stores.
Agents in Washington-Chas. Stott, corner Pa
avenue and 18th street, browns Hotel Squaree F.
Il. Winter, corner street and Vermont avenue;
and the Druggists generally. Also by X. :. T. CHS
sell GEORGETOWN.
The best reference can be given in ont of the
city, and numerous certificates seen by calling or
the proprietoress. mar I7-Js
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AN EDITOR LoosE-Turner. of Vincennes, was
over at Olney. Ill at the Clay court which is ten
miles from the railroad and fell out with the hack
took his gun-beat the hack an hour and a half
on foot-killed sixty prairie chickens, two dogs
besides kissing three farmers wives-one of whom
told him that she had rather be- kissed by stran-
ger, as he would not stay round and 'blab. y
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LAGER BEEB ApuLIKRAIIoNs.-Hunt's Mer
chants Magazine csumerates no less than thirty
eight substances which are employed to Civ,
potency, flavor, consistence, and other desirabl,
qualities to this detestable form of grog. Among
them are chalk, marble dust, opium, tobacco
henbane, oil Of vtrol, coPperas, alum, strychnine
and other deadly drugs.
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THE EVENING STAR.
BE KIND TO THE LOVED ONES AT
HOME.

HOMEs
Be kind to thy father, for when thou vert young,
Who loved thee so foudly as ne FIJI f.or, ~,
He caught the hrst accents WHICH ie'i i'o'A ''
And Joined IN thy innocent slee.
He kind 10 thy father, for now he Is old,
n. locks informing led with gray;
HIS footsteps are feeble, once fearless ana OoiO-
Thy father 10 passing away.
Re kind TO thy mother, for 10 on her brow,
Nav traces of sorrow be seen;
On, we'll NAV st thou cherish and comfort her now
For loving and kind has che been.
Remember thy mother, for thee will she pray
As long as God siveth her breath;
With accents of Kindness then cheer her lone way,
Even to the dark valley Of death.
Be kind to thy brother-his heart will have dearth
IL the smile of thy love be withdrawn
The flowers OF feeling will fade at their birth
If the dew of Affection be gone.
Be kind to thy brother-wherever Won are
The love Of q brother shall be,
An ornament purer and richer by far
Than pearls from the depths Of the sea.
Be kind To thy sister-not many may know
The depth Of true sisterly love;
The wealth of the ocean lies fathOms below
The surface that sparkles above.
Thy kindness shall bring to thee many sweet hours
And blessings thy pathway TO crowns;
Affection shall wave thee garland of flowers
More precious than wealth renOwn.
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rJ,HE CELEBRATED
i DR.. I S. ROSES MEDICINES,

OF PHILADEIPHIA.
These remedies the result of thirty FIVE years
of extensive and successful practice, and are the
only reliable preparations to cure the various ills
DIR. j. s. HOSES COUGH SYRUP, OR Ex-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, BRONCHITIS, and all Lung diseases.
rT bR y Gsnt R5 Ssd Y ALTERNATIVE syRup
Blood Purifier, for the of Sorofua. Old Erup-
tlons Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck, and
DIR. J. s. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 81 cents.
DR.. J. s. ROSES PAIN CURER. IL is not a
all; but il alone has stood the test of SIS years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear 4 ches, Cholio,
Pains IN the Stomach aud Bow s, SpTains Bruises,
Pains in the Limbs, Joints, Back, and Spine, or apy
pain internally or externally Price, IL, 25 and 50
cents bottle.
Ifyou wish to get cured Of any Of the above COM
Paints, get DIR. J. s. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
ClNES, which you will know when genuine by
having his written signature on the cork of each
bottle Sold by druggists generally.
N. B.-Beware Of those poor nostrums pnrportin,
to be the best In the world. ja2t-iy
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Do not delay
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Have you read the Circular,
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Read the Circulsr.
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Sold by al pruggists in MashinEtOn.
Sud by all Druggists in Georgetown.
Sold by all Druggists in Georgetown.
Sold by all Druggists Every where.
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Depot in WASHINGTON,
Depot IN Washington,
Depot in Washington,
J. y. MIl.BURN, g. CO., Wizards Hotel.
]. p. MlLBURN q CO., vii ards Hotel.
J. p. MILBURNS CO., Willards' Hotel.
Price 81.
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Chronic Package S2a.
Chrome Package S2N.
Chronic Package S2-5a.
Try il.
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TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT
ID. c. TAYLOR Il CO., General Agents,
ma 24-tr 202 Dock street. Phiadelphis.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre- -emptIon
to any Of the lands within the townships above emu
merated Is required to establish the same To the
Satisfaction of the and receiver the prom
er land ohce. and make payment therefor as soon
practicable after seeing this notice, and before the
day appointed for the commencement of the public
sale ofthe lands embracing the tract claimed: 9th
erwise such claim will be forfeited. ~
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTE.-Gnder the regulations Of the department
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
publIsher as are Specially authorized to publish nv
the Commissioner of the General Land Office
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II mo-

n
III pursuance oflaw,l IANEs BUCHANAN. President
ana make known that public sales will be held at the
aforementioned land Offices in the State Of AITssTs
slrrl at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit
Monday e e1miy Sh day Of i" ntIf Gn
disposal of the vacant lands in the odd aKnlbsred
sections, within the underInentioned townships,
which remain 20 the United States nifhiH SIR miles
on zach SIDE of the railroad =. from jackson To the
line between the State Of Mississippi and the State
lmnm Of two dollars and fifty cents per acre. VIZ:
N9y and east Of the Choctac base line meridian
Townships 5 and 6, of ranged
At the land Office at AUGUSTA commencing ON
disposal of the vacant lands in the odd arnb,red
which remain to the United states ,9 mis-
on each SIDE Of the railroad from Jackson TO the
of Alabama" subject, as required by law, TO a min
imum oftwo dollars and fifty cents per acre, viz:
No,h and east ofihs ChoctaD base line and n,rifiar.
Townshlps6 and of ranges.
Is: and "a. 80 -
Townships and Z, of ranges II and a.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
the swamp and overfowed' lands, will be excfnd
cd from the sales.
sod subject TO the right of way granted by act of
4th August. 1882 for said railroad and the pa tic
without deductions. p'0'"
The offering ofthe above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed and will proceed i'm the or
der in which they are advertised until the whole
shall have been offered and the sales thus closed !:
weeks and no private entry Of any Of the lands Will
be admitted until after the expiration of the two
weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Wasbinstnp.
this twenty second day of March, ammo Domiui ,ne
thousand eight hundred and fifty nine:
by the President:
THos. A. HEyDRIcKs.
Commissioner of the General 4 and nR,,
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w Rain OR SHINE,

THE FANCY GO0DS DEALER,
Has Rush. When the ladies go in such num-
bers there must be great attraction. The PRICES
Of STEVENS AUCTION STRAW GOODS.
with an Immense variety of all other FANCY
GOODS 10 his line, and the prompt and polite atten-
tion Of all hands, must be the nducement.
Call early, and save money by buying the yerv
best and most Fashionable Goods of
r. G. STVENS, The Fancy Man,
1896 Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th sta,
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x c r q Flu l. A,
OR KINGS EVIL.

Ia constitutional disease corruption Of Ii. t1od bv
The eireuIt Per'ades the whole body may burst
out IN disease on P'r; Of it. No organ from s
attacks, nor Ia there which may not DESTROY Tn,
.erOfncus Vlriously by meTeunai Disease,
low Living d.ordsed or unhealthy food, Impur. air,
ana h haus the depressing vices, and above ALL by the
yeneT infection. Whatever be its origin il ia bersd, rv Ia
the third fourth geneTation;" indeed SEEM. y, b
roo o. i we al will visit tins inquiries VI the fathers
Its effects commence by deposition from the blood Of cor
rupt or uicerous matter which the ungs
nal organs termed tubercles; in the glands
d o he erTPnon' or sores This foul corruption,
that serofuous constitutions only suffer serofuou.
complaints, but they have far lees withstand IN, at
dl.ordrs, which, although .crofaIous in their
. rendered il By this faint IN III. Most Of Ii.
gin diTse,y in tn. .cEofqon contamination aud many
Of s the organs arise from or are aggravated
are invaded BY thu. lurking infection, health is IN
as. b: Oy from The system we must
hssithy food and exercise Such medien. supply
COM .orND ExrkkiTfE4Ro ,f FsARsAp4Ru,.
the most sHeetuNl remedy which the medical
can devise for thus sVerywhOrs prevailing and fatal maIady
d.coT r The eIFrgrOn Of thu, foul disorder the
quence, Hence should be employed for the cure Of not
only serofu but also those other which arse from
~. :nGh q. EEur aud SKIN DISEASES, ANrHo-
NJ FIRE, RosE or EEYsIpgLAs, PIMPLEs, PrsTrL.s
sLorcHks, BLAixs AND BoILs, TUMoRs, TEIIER AND
SAII hHhtM, SCALD HEAD. RINGWORM,
TIsAt, SYPHILITIC AND MERCUkIAL DISEASES DsoP
rL.isTs AaIsIsG FROM viiraTfp on iarnRr BIooS
Ihe popular oeei mPurity Of the blood" is founded In
trutH for serofna degeneration Of blood The par
ueuiar purpose and virtue Of this sar.apirla purify and
regeHerste this vital 6uid sound health /, inn
possible IN contaminated Constitution.
~ AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For all the purposes Of n Family Phy,fr,
are 90 composed that disease within range OF their action
can rarely withstand e,ads Their penetrating
S Search shd cleanse aud invigoree every portion Of
The human org 'nisin diseased action aud
storing It's healthy Tt'l"es As consequence Of thes.
PrOPeres the invalid, who bow I'd down nth pain or pby
sc' heby Is nstonishsd 10 fluid hs health energy rs
stored by y remedy ~ once simple and inviting "
Not only DO they cure the every day conpain. Of syrry-
below named pleased furnish gr,tis nv
hU'h'e containing e.rheotss OF their direction.
Tor their use IA the following Complaints Heart
burn, Hesdaehs arising from disordsTed stomach
Indigestion Pam IN and Morbid Inacon the Bowels Plat
uleney, Loss OG Appetite JIundcs other kindred
p',nts arising from low state Of the body Obstruction Of
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AMBROTYPES-Sx PROFITS AND QuIcr

I AGER BEER.
IL No. 431 E ST., ttco doors east Of 7th 81.
PAUL SlPOS = IN the daily receipt of the Alex
andTa LAGER BEER, now acknowledged to lie
be the hest this country. Orders for this health
iul beverage, either in large small bottles or
kegs, promptly filled. and delivered free of charge
at any part of the cN. the most moderate prices
hls", choIce HUNGARIAN aud FRENCH
WINES. ma Is SIN
EALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILL.
" Ii takes l56 feet Of split wood to make a cord.
Our wagons are made especially for hauling this
kind OF wood, carrying cords ard half-cords. The
sawed. Pnel delivered to any part of Washngto
or Georsetowni Offices ". w. cor. 18th and G. Nc
a45 foot at nth ST.. below War Depart't an Il II
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Jos. 8 WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the RI hi of pre-emptIon
to any of the lands within the townships and
parts oil townships above mentioned is required to
establish the to the satisfaction of the register
and receiver of the proper land office, and make pay
msnt heTor rs soon as practicable after SEEING this
mencement of the public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will he for
felted. JOS. :. WILSON,
Acting Com'r Ofthe General Land Oflce.
NoTE.-Under the regulations of the department
as heretofore and now existing. no payment can he
made Tor advertising prOclamatons except Ia such
publishers as are specially authorized to publish by
the Comml ssloner ofthe General Land Office
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NJ KINDI.ING AND STOVE WOOD,
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL,

CUMBERLAND, LUMP, & SMITHS COAL.
4 full assortment of all kind. alvFys on hand.
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GIVEN;
IA IR PRICES EXPErTEDt
We wish IL understood that design doing a
cash business Persons sending their orders will
please send the money have II ready when the
fuel is delivered, thereby saving the trouble of
sending forit.
We Would say To those few persons having ao
counts. we consider them due at any time we pre
sent them consequently we expect the money when
presented. r, j. a. w NJ GAIT
foot of 18th St. below War Depart't ms 2-u
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SO0 MCKINNEY q LANSDALE, E0a

Park FIRE ms. co. n. Y.-Cash capitsl and
supplies s3n,oo, nearly; and correspondents OF
other Companies having cash capital Of over
SS,e0,wn. Losses egutab adjusted and promptly
pad. Office No. $40 nth street. ID. ap5
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
Il He Subscriber having made addition, 70 his
factory, making 1t now one of the largest. 15R ;
IN the DistiIot, where has facilities lorSGy
notwithstanding CARRIAGE n IIGHT&SHE
WAGONS OF al kinds cannot be sur passed and
rom his long experience i'm the bushes he pes
To give general satisfaction,
a. AZ kinds Of Carriage s and Light Wagons kept On
AZ REPAlRS neatly done, and a orders prompt
ones. Mp IyV n 90ScF
io-u CORNER Of I1th and v sta
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NV. CALI n BIO, a2s Pa. sv. bet. 9Th n 10th stx
n. q. HOOP, so IA. av, bet. eth q 10th ats.
:. LEWIS, 30 Pa. av., bet. l2th and 18th cts.
n. HoFFA, watches ard jevCr1, So Pa. az, so. ED
j. hARR. 40 rs. av., bet. 81 & aud IN SITS.
John LANCE Chronometer, &C. mskcT, <S7 7th ST
J. THOMPSON, English vstchmaksr tea 18th ct
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


Leonhardt Smith, the German whose name was
mentioned in yesterdays report, on the charge of
attempting rape, had further examination be-
fore Justice Boyd yesterday afternoon, and was
honorably acquitted. The evidence disclosing a
conspiracy on the part of several women to injure
the old man, who proved his character to be good
William Douglass alias William Flimfam was
arrested yesterday by officers Collegiate and Murv,
charged wish entering the residence of Capt. Geo
W. Weems, on Cary street near Franklin square
for the purpose of robbery. He was discovered in
the yard by the officers who arrested him. He had
been through the house, and had several stolen ar
ticles on his person. Justice Logan committed him
to Jail to await the action of the Grand jury.
Peter France and Jacob France, keepers of a
secondhand store and junk shop, on the corner of
Dallas street and Eastern avenue, were arrested
Yesterday by Sergeant Smith, and officers Lamdon,
Herbert and Morris, on the charge of receiving a
barrel of oil, which had been taken from the steamer
Belle Of Baltimore, knowing the same to have been
stolen. The barrel contained about 40 gallons of
oil at the time it was stolen, but when found by the
officers entirely empty.
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Munstarp anh Commercial 8sbisto.
BALTIMORE, August II. 1859


There done in Stocks to-day than any day
days past but the operations nevertheless
not large the sales the Board amounting in value to
Ohio Railroad) the was firmer and prices
\ ofBalmore and Ohio there were 200 shares sold at
S56H956& all buyers option 60 days and it closed at
s56A bid S57 asked regular way but of Northern Cen
trail there 400 shares sold 300 S19b seller GO
days and 100 at $40 seller 60 after days and it left off
at $lSB bid $40 asked regularway. There in
quiry at the Board for dividend orders and
made of 81 500 IT, and $3.50 at 49, and they closed
at Is bid 20 asked The only sale of Loans today was
of 5000 City 6s 1886 at 994 1865 closed SO bid
994 asked, and 1905 at 1O1 bid 1O1H asked There
was inquiry for Railroad bonds but sales made
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 closed san bid do 1855
at s2x bid and Northern Central 1855 at 66 bid 66b
asked.
lnNew York to-day Rock Island declined \ and
Michigan Southern guaranteed }E hut Illinois Central
bonds advanced per cent; New York Central \ Cleve
land and Toledo r. and Michigan Southern &. Virginia
and Missouri 6s, Canton, Erie Reading, Harlem, and
Galena and Chicago all closed at yesterdays figures.
Foreign Exchange is still dull, but material change
has taken place the within days The
rates to-day follows viz for London bankers
bills 11o9lO4; do commercial do. 1Os4 Paris Go day
7eA@79X; Amsterdam AK; Hamburg 374; Cologne "A;
Frankfort AN.
SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, August H. 1859.
aSS isSS rdsr Ba 6s R @ G9 hs N C RI so, 80 IS
100 shs NCRR $50. .l9I l0O b6O 5S3s
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New YORK, August 1.-THE steamer Fulton,
from Havre, via Cowes and the steamer Glasgow,
from Glasgow with dates to the 9th ult, (antici-
pated) arrived here this morning.
The Fulton left Cowes the evening of the
9th.
The latest advces from Paris indicate unpleasant
feelings towards England. An article in the Ioni-
tsur discrediting the rumored probability of an ac-
cord between France and England with question of
a European Congress and a general disarmament
produced painful impression.
The London Herald's Paris correspondent saws
the banding together of France, Russia, and Aus
tria, and the immense naval preparations OF France
renders it difficult to disbeieye the universal re-
port of great blow being contemplated against
England.
St. Petersburg papers publish the treaty between
China and Russia, as ratified by the two Emperors
1t grants leave to Russia to send ambassadors to
Pekin; promises protection to Christian missiona-
ries, and authorizes monthly mail service between
kiachta and pakin
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CITY NTELLIGENCE.

MORE 0UTLAwRY.-About nine o'clock on
Wednesday night, John English, with friend, en-
tered Guys Monument House. on the corner of CAL
vert and Fayette streets and called for liquor In
a short time, English, who was drunk became verv
| noisy and struck Mr.. Guy, who attempted to re
monstrate with him. The police were then called
in, and with considerable difficulty succeeded in
getting English to the station house policeman
Clifford among others, assisting in making the ar
rest English was confined on the charge of as
saulting Mr. Guy, and resisting the officers in the
discharge of their duty He put in the CELL but
no entry made the docket of the fact of his ar
rest Shortly after, man, whose name the reporter
could not obtain made his appearance and stated that
Guy had no complaint to make against the arrest
ed party whereupon Captain Brashears after
keeping English in the lookup for less than an hour
discharged him without further action. Why it
was that no entry made on the docket, or from
whom Captain Brashears derived his authority to
release prisoner charged with resisting the off
GERS in the discharge oftheir duty the reporter is
unable to state.
About quarter before twelve the same night,
about two hours after English's release officer
John Morgan, whilst seated on the steps of the old
lottery Office, corner of Calvert street and Bank
lane, was approached by English and Joshua Mul-
y, the latter fourishing large horse-pisto around
the head of the officer, whilst English
caught him by the coat and commenced
shaking him roughly. 1t is proper to state here
that Morgan probably not the person the
parties were after; English having been
heard to say, as he left the station house, that
he would ''run Clifford off his beat Morgan,
who was unarmed, shook English off, and
Clifford, who was on the opposite corner of
Fayette and Calvert streets, observing the scuff1e
commenced firing his revolver, dischargng four
barrels at English but without effect English
then quickly left, going up Baltimore street. follow
ed by Mully and without any attempt on the part of
the officers to arrest either. Yesterday morning
warrants were procured, however, for the arrest
of both, and while the Marshal out in search of
them, Mully passed by the Central police station
and was arrested by one of the officers on duty and
taken before J. T. Ford, acting Mayor, who
released him on bail, the amount of which
the reporter could not learn. few minutes after,
Mr.. English rode down Baltimore street to North
IN an omnibus, and alightng at the corner, pro-
eeeded to the Mayors office and gave himself up.
Mayor Ford stated that he would require bail in his
case to the amount of 50 OO0 which was accordingly
rendered by Erasmus Levy, Esq. but declined Mr.
English was then committed to the lookup, and re-
manned there few minutes, when Robert A. Meal
lister, ESQ., ex-magistrate and attorney at law, pre-
sented himself at the Mayors Office and protfared
bail, which was taken and the prisoner discharged.
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WASHINGTON, August II.-Delegates represent
ing the railroads on the southwestern or middle
route between Washington and New Orleans, COM
is with reference to the transportation of the great
mail from Portland to New Orleans, and to agree
upon joint bid for the performance of the service
As the Orange and Alexandria Railroad to Lynch
Central Railroad will be finished bv the lst of Jan
uary, at which time the next contract is to take
effect these delegates confidently say they will be
able to carry the mails between New Orleans and
New York in three days and half. Another OBJ
iect of the present meeting is to make uniform ar
rangements concerning the general passenger and
freight business