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NEW ORLEANS, July 81 The steamer VIM "a
"roo' rom Minattuan on the lsth, has arrived
- ne steamers Golden Gate and Ccrtez with
e@apuD and 40 passengers had sailed
Business was deprcssed AZ San Frsncixco. and
wo eonsiaerable failures were reported.
x.,S T ror the leading goods were tending down
~ ne money market was EASY
harvest In California was sbunSsn,
ne Nauohai Anniversary was celebrated
'n,ong nout the state, with unusual entbusIssm-
had robbed a conducta on the WV f,o,,, &C.,.
juato 20 San Bias, Of $500 oD
A conspiracy had been discovered st the CITY Of
Mexico TO place Mar9ueza In power; but he suhss
lajara.
The sdviccs state that Miramon has made |.
complete change Of his cabinet and adopted a new
policy The principal features Of the latter are.
liberty Of the press political amnesty, and par.
asl confscation Of church property The church
has declared in favor Of Marqaerez for Dictator.
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reception of the Remains Of Hon Rufus
Choate at Bestou.

insosToS, July 22.-Faneuil Hall was crowded
with citizens 10 do honor 70 the rnemoryaof NJ
Cn11ts, The hall was entirely draped In black
anu ~ WIN gas. Amer remarks by the Mayor and
o.a1Is, she non. Edward Everett took the noor,
ac Ys anu worm and patriotism Of the deceased
curing the meeting, the Eastern CITY, from 81
NJ sS aI.Iseu WIN the remains accompanied by
fort; and the various vessels (EEglish and Ameri.
CAM at the wharves displayed their ensigns A.
half mast The body. encased, was received
on shore and escorted 10 the former residence of
the deceased by the people. The bells OF the city
toiied from the hre-alarm Office, by order Of the
city government
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M,S' D,r'' Sums, No., s.,,..,, s.,,,
fo'rH'' D,r'' sUrr',y ..,.,, p.,,,.,, s.,,,
CHILDRxs's DREss SUITS,
Moan WALKER q Co., Marble Hall Ciothipe
Store, Browns Hotel Building, would respecffuIiy
announce thst their annual display Of Spriug and
Summer Clothing Is now ready for Inspection ~
Is comprised of an assortment of Gertlemep' "a and
Youths Clothing Of the newest and richest deairns
in material, trimming, and wOrkma ship, :
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles Of Dress an Opportunity IL nov
offered Tor selecting from the most attractive stock
OF Ready Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
ouos0 Phio0s' ap&-1y
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINrMRNr.
us WONDERFUL effects ard consequent popularity-
perhaps no article in the history of the Mntsytn
Mediea, evera quired the same patronage, was sub
Jected 10 the same number of severe and different
tests, ana met with so few failures as the Mustang
Ihnment IL has Justly been styled a Panacea for
AL external Wounds, Cuts, Swellings Sprslns,
Bruises: or EruptIons on Man or Beast Tits 90 far
medicine oil surprising virtue, that Physicians are
conlpeiled 10 prescribe it: and from Soma remark
aDle cures OF Chrontc and Distorted Rh,umafic
easeS IL has naturally attracted much attention from
the hIst scientific minds of the age. Ne family can
anord to be without bottle of the Mustang i.ini-
ment In the house. Bslrars Of imttations
Inc genuine y sold BY respectable dealers in all
BARNES & PARK. Proprietors. New York.
Atso, Lyons Celebrated Issset Ponder.
JeH-lmeOw
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

TEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS I'M
SQUARE No. 500. on THE ISLAND, AT Aucr,oN.
past o'clock p. front Of the premises. part of
Square No. 5si, situated at the corner OF south nj
some BUILDING Lots, seven of which front II feet
inches on "a street with depth of 100 feet and
depth of rs feet INCHES, This property is hand
someg located and perfectly graded, and viii be
Tsrms: One firth cash balance in 8, u, ~, -. 81,
and s. months, for notes bearing interest from the
day Of sale. deed gwen and deed tftrust taken.
Title indisputable, and general warrantee deeds
given to the purchasers.
would respectfully invite the attention of per-
sons wishing to purchase handsome build 'ns lot
on easy terms, and those wishing TO made proits-
bic Investment to the sale Of the above mentioned
property.
jy Is A. GREEN, Auct.
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New YsYk Markets.

NKwY YORK, July23 -Flour has declined lCa20c
State 81 20a4.70; Ohio IS OOa5 10; Southern Ss.cs
as IS.
IWheat not mentioned
Corn closed lower. Mixed at sOas5c yellow
S6a9Oc.
Pork unchanged. Mess SIS 62sI575; prime
gil .OOaSll IS.
Lard quiet at 1OXa1lc.
Whisky at DC
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The MoNuMENT.-A visit to the Monument
grounds shows that the Board Ii In earnest in the
work of completing the monument. The build
ings around are In tolerable condition again. and
other Improvements, calculated for the conve-
nience of the mechanics to be employed, are now
being made. Passing through the shed in which
are placed the blocks presented by the patriotic
citizens. societies, orders, States &c, Of our own
country, as well as those presented by the ad-
mirers of the immortal Washington Ia foreign
lands, To be inserted in the column, counted
seventy-three blocks. all in good condition, ready
10 be inserted as the work progresses Some Of
these have been recently received at the monu-
ment One OF these is block of white marble
in which is inserted curiously carved head with
this inser ptiOn beneath: This head was carved
between : and 5000 years ago by the ancient
Egyptians foe the temple erected I'm honor Of
Augustus, on the banks Of the Nile. Brought
from there by A. Lehman, and presented to the
Washington Monument 1855 -
block from the citizens of the United States
residing in Foo-chow-foO. China. One from the
Greek Government. block from the Temple Of
Esculapius, Island Of Paros; presented by the Of
ncers Of the steam frgate Saranac, 1855. Another
from the Governor and Commune of the Island of
ParUs and NaXOs. Grecian Archipelago.
OF others not 50 recently presented, but quite as
Interesting. were the following:
splendid block from the citizens Of Bremen
block OF lava from Mount Vesuvius; presented
by VIM. Terrell. of Ga A block presented by
Chinese merchants A block from the Swiss Re-
public An interesting block from the walls of
the Alexandria Library In Egypt. Another from
the walls of Carthage. \ block Of Seagio marble
from the ruins Of Carthage, upon which is hand
some specimen OF Mosaic work; il Is over 300
years old; IL is a valuable specimen, and pre-
sent,d by DIR David Porter Heap valuable
block Of pure native copper and silver, presented
by the State OF Michigan weig hing =. 100 lbs val
ued between nine hundred and one thousand dol
Lars slab OF Indian pp e stone presented by Min
nesota before her admission TO the Union. A block
from Deseret. presented by Brigham Young Don
II Is 4 bee hive the emblem az iUdustry
which is inscribed the motto Holiness of the
Lord and below il the appellative - Deseret.''
A block from the Cherokee nation of Indians A
block from the Sultan Of Turkey of beautifully
polished white marble, and finished according to
the Turkish taste
1t is worth walk from the borders of the Dis
trict to pass through the sheds and see and admire
those interesting tributes Of respect to the memory
of Washington.
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l. o. o. F-The annual report of the Grand
Lodge of this District to the Grand Lodge Of the
United States, for the year ending on the 3Oth Of
June, shows the number of lodges to be 49, The
number Of limitations during the year have been
l2} rejectiOns, II; admission by card. 90; rein
statements, ~; withdrawn by card, 26; slIspen-
sions, SO; explosions. 2; deaths, II. The present
OF brothers relieved during the year. Pill widowed
families relieved, Is. Amount paid for relief of
brothers. SASH; amount paid for the relief of
widowed families, 81 ,175 Al; amount paid for the
education OF orphans, $3.50 %; amount paid for
buryinS the dead, 1896 so. Total amount paid for
relief. 81 Cos -. Amount of receipts for the wear
80. 4c IL. The report does not incl6de the Patrl.
archal branch OF the Order, under jurisdiction OF
the Grand Encampment, comprising four En-
equipments, with an aggregate membership OF
about 400.
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Laier from HaNnna

NEw YORK, July 23-Thes tesmer Quaker City,
from Havana, arrived here this noon There WINS
a great deal Of yellow fever In the city, but not
Of SO malignant type M Of the past two years
Col. Espelines. planter. had failed for about
S5OO.0n. Two bankers (nsmes not given) have
also failed, aud there Is general distrust among
mercantile men.
The markets were generally unchanged. Sugars
heavy and prices unalterpd
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The BRllsen Atlantic

WATERFOWL, N. V. July 2I.-Mr La Noun
tain is here, reconsructing the Atlantic for an as
cension from this place. August nth. Parties
from New York are here and propose 90 place in
his hands any amount. not Ca exceed twenty thou
sInd dollars. for the immediate construction OF a
new balloon for the transatlantic voyage this sea-
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ABOUT FERTILIzERs.-A bill introduced in the
Board of Aldermen last Monday, by Mr.. Ward,
involves points of considerable public interest
IL provides that it shall not be lawful for any
s ., r., 10 KEEP on Storage or deposit or
guano. POudrette or any other fertilizer. either
animal chemical, or otherwise, being offensive
To the smell, excepting in such place or places as
the Mayor shah or may in writing permit and
designate. And that any person or PERSONS who
may violate the provisions Of this act shall forfeit
and pay to this Corporation a sum of not less than
nve nor more than ten dollars for every day he or
they may continue to violate the same
IL Is urged by those who advocate the passage
Of the bill that in all other cities the dealers In
guano and other fertilizers are required to store
them outside the city limits, or at points where
they may not be offensive
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Destructive Fire at Lynchburr.

LYNcHBURG, Va, July 22.-The dweilinps of
ID. Edlry. Ii. b Taliaferro, Mrs. Henry Lang
horne and VIM. Booker's Kitchen, and three sts-
bles, were burnt last evening. Loss SO O00 on
which there is no insurance, except on the proper
~ of Mr.. Booker.
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Haittmere Marketa.

b LTMoRE, July 23.-Flour closed quiet How
ard street is held at IS so.
There no sales Of wheat to-day and the
market closed irregular and unouotable
Corn closed unchanged; white s2asie; yellow
S0ds3c.
Provisions closed steady.
Whisky closed dull at PC
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MARRIED,

,O ON the 18th instant, at Edgey, by the Rev. L. J..
hanSberger, Mr.. GILES F. EUBANK TO Miss
Va
ON the sNth instant, by the Rev Mr.. Gran berry,
IN ~ LIS Z. COi:lSO to Miss AMANDA f..
BlRCR, both of this city.
baltimore Sun plt ase copy.1
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finaucfal.

New YORK, July 23.-Stoeks are dull and
lower. Chicago and Rock Island 81; illinois Cen
trail RR bonds 50 4; do. shares GA; Lacrosse and
Milwaukee X; New York Central "a Il; Pa Coal
Co SSH Read ng Railroad AK; Cantons lsk;
Va. 6s sik; Mo. 6's s3A
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LOCAL NEWS.

OrTHE DAILY STAR will be punctually cent
to the address Of citizens during their absence
at any of the summer retreats by the earliest mail
after the paper Is put to press. Thus they keep
themselves thoroughly posted with all that tran
spires in Washington, and at the same time in
form themselves Of all the current events of the
day. Terms, 10 cents per week.
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BIS MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auetloneers

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & co Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALTABLE I'M
\ PROVED Property or SIxrH STREET WEST
BETwEEN AND STREETS NORTH. AT PTBT IT,
AUCIIoN.-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Au-
gust Sth, At ga O'clock, the premises by virtue
OF q deed from George McNaughton and wife da
ted August 5th, 1855, and duly recorded in IIber J.
A =, No. ia, folIOs a. ct seq, che 5scrber will
sell at public auction Lot numbered twelve (I2l IN
Square numbered four hundred and lightly six (4Io
fronting twenty five (25 feet ON Sixth street west
between and street, north, running back Gag hty-
hive 1851 feet to an alley, with the improvements
consisting OF g. two story brick Dwelling House,
with back building and bakery attached.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in six.
twely7 and eighteen months, with interest, secured
by deed Of trust en the premises. All CONVEYANCE
ing at the cost of the purchaser
GLASS. WALLACE. Trustee.
Jy Is eoddS J. e. MCGUIRE & CO. Auct'rs
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On the 22d instant, CHARLES WILLIAM
BLAKE, only son Of WIN. ana Mary Blake, aged
months.
His funeral will take place from his parents resi-
at O'Clock. The friends of the family are invited
to attend
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF two wrIts of
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbus for the
county OF WashlnRtol and t. me directed, 4 will
expose to public sale for cash, front of the Court
House door OF said county, on TU ESDAY, the 18th
gay OF ADJUST next, 1885, at u O'Clock M, the fol-
ant rIght, title, claim aud interest i'm and To- that
part OF original Lot No ?, in Square 49, fronting Is
ieet on H street north, and bounded a. follows
commencing At point IS feet inch from the south
east east. corner OF sad square, and running thence
nortn on line wlth 18th street 80 feet thence west
on line with said Fl street q feet thence s0pth ON
lIne with said 18th street % feet to saId street
and thence east on said street 2 feet IN the place
OF beginning, containing $50 so uare feet more or
less IN the city OF Washington ID. c. together with
all and singular the Improvement thereon, seiz.
and leyIsd upon as the property of Sam'l NJ Knight
and VIII he sold tn satisfy JndIcials Nos los ard
Sf8, To- October term, 1853, In favor Of VIM Il Dove
mse OF Thomas Brown, use of Goo. Poe, Jr., uss OF
II. e stewart and the other Of Thos p ard Archa-
ma q Staley. by their next friend AsbuTy TloTd
nse 81 GS". Poe. JT. use of n. e Stswa-t VS. SanlI
Nj. knight, w. w. Campbell and John H. Tucker
w. SELDEN, MarshaI
" Y ~ for the District Of Columbia
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u. Pr UMBER AND GAS FTTTFR.

Next Door TO THR STAR OFFICE,
Has constantly on hand a large assortment Of
GAS FIXTURES and PLUMBERS MATE
x us, which he Will sell At prices which cannot
fail TO suit purchasers.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting executed in the most
substantial manner at the shortest notice. Attach
meGts made Ia the Government mains without
de ay and trenches filled IN the day they are opened
auteed.
As desire to give nv exclusive attention TO the
Plumbing and Gas Fitting business. offer for sale
my stock OF Stoves and Tin Ware ~ cost for cash
Al persons desiring anything In that line will do
well to call and me. iyls
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SHOT BY A WATCHMAN.-AbOut2 O'Clock last
night. Watchmen Henning and Coombes went
into the police office of Justice McKenna to escape
Il gust which appeared to be coming up At the
time. While in there, they heard a noise as if
some one was cutting through the door They
rushed out, and found three young men who i'm
mediately ran, and would have escaped but that
Onicer Coombes drew pistol and shot at one the
ball taking effect in his right leg. lie was taken
and near the spot where he was caught dragon
pistol. heavily charged, and n hammer We're
found lying ON the ground. The young man gave
his name as Marion Ward. and was sent to Jail for
further hearing. The wound. though not very
dangerous. is painful. being in the calf of the leg
surgeon had been sent for but the ball had not
been extracted when We heard from him this
morning.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctionesr

INRUSTEES' SALE OF A THREE-STORY
Il BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,, AND THE LoT on
WHICH 1T sTANDs.-By virtue OF a deed of trust 10
the subscribers, daily executed, bearing date on or
about the LIST day of june 1852 and recorded m La
ber j. A - No. l5e. lolIos 25i ct seq, of the
and records for Washington county, in the Dis
trIct OF Columbia. we will. on FRIDAY, the 5th
day OF August, 1850 at O'Clock M, offer for sale.
at public auction. to the mig hest bidder front of
the premises all that part of Square of ground No.
SG1 situate in the city of W ashington, conta ned
Commencing for said part of said square at a poi n
on Virginia avenue 81 feet and inches eaAtwardly
from the southwest corner of said "a uare and ruL
ming thence eastvardly with the line of said avenue
Is feet thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY and at right angles
with SAID avenue 20 feet, thence westwaTdly and at
rlg ut angles with said last mentioned i'm and mar
ailei wite SAID avenue 10 feet, aud theIca soilth
wardly 10 feet to the place of beginning together
with the improvements theT eou, ng of q su
StaEtial three. story Brick Dwelling house
Terms oil sale: One third cash: the balance in 6
and Il mouths, for which the purchaser will be re
CURED To give his notes, bearing interest from the
day ct sale. The defsrred pa yments To be secured
by deed OF trus'. The purchaser will be required
pay immediately atter the sale $50 on account of
the cash payment, otherwise the Trustees reserve
the RIG nj 10 put the property up again and resell
immediately; and If all the terms of sale be not com
Piled with within days from the day of sale, the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defsulting purchaser, on
givlng days public notice thereof.
All convey ance at the cost of the purchaser.
r.. III. LASkEY, lr.
RlCHD III. CLARKE, trustees
jy 2i-eots A. GREEN, Auct.
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Georgetown, d. c., July 2lst, 1859.
iy q 3tawtAu

DOR SALE OR RENT.-The HOUSE No IN4
Il West street, Georgetown, at present occupied
by Mr.. Arthur Sch0 t, and lying about midway the
square Immediately west Of Montgomery street,
north side. The locality SD generally and favor
ably known for Its heathfu mass. and its choice
eIety as to make further description Unnecessary.
MIR. Schott will give possession at very short no
tce. Address K. b. ADDISON, agent, Alexan-
IN g 2aNtf
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w LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER
Bridge street, Gs0rsstotoa, ID. C.
The attention of tine trade is respectfully called TO
my STOCK of Youths, Mems, and Boys'-Rar
CAI:FSklN SHOES, for summer wear HAl
all OF my own manufacture. Khv
WORK Is also assorted aud well worthy of atten-
ton.
A large lot of COARSE SHOES ard BOOTS
Suitable for servants also hand and constantly
making.
IL Country merchants ard Others IN want are
invited to call or address me at No. ~ Bridge ST.
Georgetown, ID. G. apA-tf
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IMPORTANT TO THE CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
HEALTH, ECONOMY, AND COMFORT.
McDonnells Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Family
Remedy and Beverage.

No more Ferer and AgEs No more CAolera Crapsss
OF DtarThea NO more Dyspepsia, Eadt-
gsStiOn, or fldfEIeHoy"
For these complaints the CATAWBA GINGER
WIN Is an UNFAILING RKNEDy and PREVENTIVE.
BA GRAPE AND JAMAICA GINGER, and, for
putty, OF quallty and richness Of favor. une-
quaed 10y any thing IN the market, thus rendering t
whilst it's Tonic and InvigOratng Properties have
secured for II a WORLD WIDE REPUTATION and IN
PRECEDESTRD SALE.
y In. Mineis prominent adapted to the Female
persons Of Sedentary Habits, being NON iNToX-
lCAllNG, and IN imparting HEALTH Am VIaoR
OF MIND AND BODY.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT III.
We ask for il a trial from all satisfied that a ain
gle tra will establish 1T the South the high reputs
the Union.
THE CATAwBA GINGER WINE ia FOR
SALE IN WASHINGTON 81 the following RE
sPECT ABLE GRocERIRs:-Jos w. Davis 9th and E
SITS; r. NJ. Jarhoe, Pa av Henry c. Purdy as Pa
ay. Jas. r.. waugh, 9Th st. and New York ay:
Moore & Cissell, 7th St; r. r.. White a. Co, Lou,
I-Iana av between 9th and 7th sts.; r. Major, nh
aud II sts.; }. II. G. Clark. 7th and A SITS; Jas r
OBrl IN. 9Th and sts.; A. G. Davidson, 9th and 4.
ats; NJ. Green, 18th and L. sts-; John lyman. 18th
and ]. sts.; +. NJ; Orme, Pennsylvania av.; J. V.
F SITS; Jas White, 10th and r sts.; WIN. L. Jones,
Massachusetts sv and Sd at; Peter Monaghan.
New jersey av. and @ ST; Peter Conlan, Sd and q
yania av and 18th S.; Jas. Biigh, iith ct; WIN. ii.
Campbell, nth and NJ sts.; Joseph Weeks, New
York sv. and 18th 81.
THE CATAwBA GINGER WINE is FOR
SALE in GEORGETOwN, ID. c., at the Stores
Spthoron, jeremiah Orme, J. NJ. Belt.
Wholesale Depot. Ia Mercer st. Baltimore
V 4-lm JAS. McDONNELL, General Agent,
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THE SHIP ELIzABETH BIBBY, with a cargo n,
$50 tons Of 7 rail for the Alexandria, I.oudon and
Hampshire Railroad, has arrived in the Potomac
river.
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NJ AND BLACK TEA.
Gunpowder, Imperial, and Young Hysan Green
TEAS Of vsEious grades Also, STAND -
Az BLACK aud others. viz: Souchung, In
Oolong, Orange Pscoo, &c For sale by
- 1 90 - KING & BURCHELL,
an - So Corner lssh at and Vermont sy,
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Police MATrERs-Befors Justice DrHry-Mary
Armstrong was found using the beautiful broad
streets Of the First Ward promenade ground
in which TO work of the extra steam which she
had acquired at the cost of few threecent pieces
in a certain whisky mill in that locality She
thought il highly unconstitutional for the officer
TO view her conduct in the light Of ''drunk and
dsOrderiy,' which that official politely limited
WIS the case. Acting on the conclusion he had
arrived at from personal observation of the cir
cumstlnces, he walked Mary TO the Office where
she was fined 81 and costs
VIM. Thompson imbibed rather freely Of slice
water. which flew into his head as well as made
him strongly inclined To sOmnolency He camped
out for snooze on one of the comfortable benches
In tine Western market-hOuse. from whence he
WIS taken by an officer and exercised; 10 the
office OF Justice Drury. who heard the case, and
fined William 80 81.
John Payne. John Davis and VIM Smith start
ell OF On i ffOlic to Meridian Hill, where they
upset the cake stands of a private picnic party
They were driven away from there, and came
back TO the First Ward. where they cont; nued To
''Cut round" to the manifest disgust Of the gentle
guardians Of the public veal, and per conse-
quenCe. they finally found themselves in the pres
ehce Of the magistrate, who made short work Of
the matter, sending them tn the farm for 10 DAYS
Yesterday, Mr.. J. b Moore was charged with
selling spirituOus beverages without license The
evidence was, that a mechanic did some work for
the defendant, and when il was finished. he took
bis pay in whiskey. The defendant commended
that he was an apothecary and had right under
his license to sell medicines, there being In said
document no article precisely prescribing the
articles in the line Of his trade which ii author
lied him to sell. He held that whiskey was in
fact medicine, which the faculty often pre-
scribe for their patients, and that he had a light
TO Sell 1t under his general apOthecaries' license
the magistrate thought differently, and produc-
lag blank form OF license, he pointed OFT among
the things which 1t forbade apothecaries to sell
or barter for gain. all kinds Of Intoxicating liquor
Medical testimony was also called in to sustain
the view OF the Corporation side. The defendant
Was accordingly fined So, and costs.
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FIFTEEN MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued
at the Office of the County Clerk during the past
week. .. --.- - .-