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TIT LATEST IITs BY fIIIGlLPT
LATER PROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the sizes u shin Norfh Rrtt,.


:, FARTHER rorNr, sept 5.-The steamship NORM
pIion has passed here ~ rosfe for Quebec She
1.-THE Path ut '"00"'
bales s~A@ VI WV
6 6readstg nd ard provisions were very dull.
heard from Zurich "~~ oeeh
The National Assemblies Of Modena and p,,r,,
had adopted resolutions banishiny the dvnssss.s
and annexing the Duchies 20 Piedmont.
SECOND DIsPArCH1
The North Briton will be due al q uebec sbout
noon to-day.
Several members of the English royal family
are passengers, and their presence 10 supposed 10
have reference 70 the contemplated visit q the
Prince Of Wales
The Indian Loan was awarded az above O, nor
cent. The Russian loan was partial failure
twas reported that the British Government had
nesty f~A e'i'-
The Impression prevailed that the recent an
Polhtueht OF Gen McMahon 20 command Al IIIie
at Antwerp. ''' ''''' @''o'''
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NeV YaYE SIark...

NEW YORK sept 5.-FIour Is lower State m o.,
~ ONO sl-fJa5 25 Southern - aOa5 Is Wheat
is DC. lower, and the price unsettled Corr 80
decllned lc new mixed Sic Pork Is dun: me..
SIS; prime slO.o2 Lard is steady al IOyaIIc
Whiaky Is dull at 26xc - 's'
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SANFoRD's LIVER lNv.GoRATOR.-Who that .,
tfn4Ded with any of those d Sagreeable comp aints
such as gaundIce, Dyspepsia, or Liver diseases of
any KIND, but would like to know of a remedy for
thess unseenly visltatiOns? We feel that we are
DONG our Invalid readers an invaluable service if
we can induce them to get bottle of Dr. audford's
lnvlgOrator, and take it, for we known from per-
soua experience that IL Is of the greatest rem
sdies for general debility, and eOnseq inactive
DodlIv owers, ever before used Its action il so
perfect and Implete as to give relief the first time
taken, ard II does to others it has to US half
bottle Will be all that is needed. We known Of
nothtng We can recommend with such confidence,
as family medicine, as the Invigorator.
au Sl-2w,r
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FiuAuciRl-

ego and Rock island g. x; CumberIand Coal 81
"a Illinois Central shares 66X; Michigan Soutb-
e'n guaranteed stock o. New York Central S6x
M ael ny So Mo. G's SIX. Money is easier on
cali = a6 per CT L. :. SIS OF 1874. iU3y
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BAsTARD.-This morning C. c. Durand was ar
rested charged by Margaret Myers rather good
looking German woman about thirty years Of age
with being the father of an illegitmate infant. to
Mhlcn She gave birth on the 9TH of April last
The case was laid before Justice Giberson who
held the case for further hearing, the defendant
giving the necessary security that the child shall
not become charge to the county in case he fails
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STAFFORD, Ct. Aug 81, 1859.

STAFFORD, CT. Aug 81, 1859.
Editor Of ths Washington Star II observed in
your paper Of m issue Of last week an account of
Jeremy Diddler" In your city who had been
circulating about under ferent names and titles
but whose real name Is supposed TO be George
Gleinih. You omitted a personal description OF
the individual, which might be given for The
Deneft OF the public In sections where he has not
Already made himself notorious He Is about I've
feet i've inches in height, say thirty wears OF AGE
of square, German figure. with broad shoulders
and neck; hair dark, disposed to curl; ewes light
olue ana very near GIFTED, always wearing spec
tacIes; complexion fresh and clear ON his fore
head ne has two scars. not readily perceived un-
less examined closely-one Of them Is across one
eyebrow the other near the roots Of the hair Nose
uroad al me lower part; mouth wide. with some
whdi prominent jaws; teeth fine, with marked
Pecullarlty In the wide space between the two
upper front teeth His bearing and gait is stiff
ana awkward He INDUCES very often In forced,
hearty laugh, and exhibits on most occasions an
appearance Of innocence and simplicity quite
pleasing to many persons.
As a specimen Of the confidence 80 genus - he is
undoubtedly unequailed in this country His
skill in that line can be certified by many victims
both male and female in this section. as well as In
towns in Vermont, and in the cities of New York
and Boston He has exhausted the pleasures Of
the world :; been a " count :" become converted
to various religious persuasions in all the places,
and left them all to = go to Europe tomorrow. u
In fact he has passed throug all the phases of life
which you SO graphically describe. This town
was the first place In this country that he bonored
as place Of residence, having arrived here (sent
GRATIS from EuroPe) the spring 1856 His various
confidence operations, while here are too numer-
Gus to partieuarze. but he is held In feeling re-
MEM berance by many sufferers. From here he went
to Bridgeport, in this St-te, then to New York
city, then to Fordham, then to Middlebury, Yer
mont, then to Vergennes, then TO Boston, and from
there to your vicinity In all these places he Uade
love to the ladies' persons, and the mems pfYses
so that both sexes have cause to bear him In re-
membrance, and Of course delighted to see
that you have so handsomely "shoewed him up''
10 the public They also hope that other papers
will pass tue rascal around.
Pro Bono PUBLIco.
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AUCTION sALM

By VAIL BARNARD, Auct!onesr,.
Bt.,rsos f FAIR sSs YHMSSk aAs-
Der sth, at 10 O'CLOCK; will sell, In front Of ne snn
1s r1H% o.. Hns Hack and HsI EeKiorr
.es WALL 4 BARNSRb,, R ssicds.
by VIRTUE OF TWO SEVERAL, WRITS
- al EierI Faciss issued by Samuel Drury a jns
ice OF the peace for the County Of Washing ton in
the District Columbia. and to me di rected shall
Ward ON WEDNESDAY, .he Eth ds2 Of 'se p r.rs.
., ,, 81 a: Y o'clock the f9owirg P1oper,y,
twenty thous sand Bricks, ten peschas of Blue Rock
aquantIty Of lumber, q Tot Of Furniture, Hogs &c
&c, 3 w 81 and levied upon as the property of
George :. Johnson and James RELY. Bio. 'N''' -
Sc s-a- ]. H. HILTON, Constable.
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FrRSI1URE.
- aLLANo FORTE, DC. AT AUCTIoN.-On FRIDAY,
t th saa Instant. shall sci at |? o'clock a. M, at
and "a avenue, over the music store No. 321, a
general variety of Furniture, Wig:
hossSooo riano Forte, seven octaves, & good in
Mahogany sofas. Chairs. and Rockers,
Mahosany Sldeboard, Dressing and other Blu
Mahogany M.rble-top Centre and Pier Tables,
Mahogany Dining, Csrd, and Side Tables,
Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Wash Closets and Stands
Feather a Beds. Hal, and shuek Mattresses.
SSSaniahgI aIpe,s Window CURTAINS ard Shades,
Cane and other Chairs,
Cooking Rsdlator, and other Stoves,
emma, Glass, and Crockery Ware,
With a large lot of Kitchen Requisites,
sary to enumerate.
Terms: All sums under SIS, cash ;ovsr tina. sum
ENDORSED, bearing interest.
sesd A. GREEN, Auct.
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THE THEATRK.-The performance on Saturday
night was well and faithfully carried through,
before an intelligent, but not very large audience
Gertrude, the little treasure, - was well person.
ated by the sprightly Miss C. Thomson, and
Walter Maidenblush most capitallv sustained BY
j. Il. Raymond, while Mr.. Hamilton made an
excellent Sir Charles Howard Mrs F. Williams
an extremely Interesting Lady Howard. and Mrs.
e. Hill capital Mrs. NJ ddleton The Serious
Family was creditably perfomed-Mr s. w
Glenn as Aminidab Sleek, NJ. v. Lingman as
Capt. Murphy Mcguire, g. ID. Chaplin as Charles
T0rrens, Mrs c. dill as Lady Creamy, Mrs. F.
Williams as Mrs Torrens, &c
This evening commences the engagement, for
the week, Of Mrs w Gladstone, tragedi snne, and
Mr.. c.. Barton Hill, tragedian. VINO will both
appear in the French drama of Louise de Liyne-
roles,' or "A Wife's Devotion which play has
been procured by Manager Ford's agent i'm Eu1ous.
and sent over for bis exclusive in this country
The concluding piece, this evening, will be tie
amusing farce of the - Conjugal Lesson MIR
Raymond as Lullaby, and Mrs Proctor, a new
actress, as Mrs. Lullaby.
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THE UNION PRAYER MEETING at the Tenth st
Baptist church, on Saturday afternoon was attend
ed by large congregation. Rev MI Ball. of
Wesley Chapel, presided and made an appropri-
ate exhortation. A number of requests were made
In behalf Of persons desiring the aid OF Christians
In oehalf OF their eternal welfare At the close of
the exercises, Rev. Mr.. Ball gave notice that the
meetings hereafter would be held at the M p
Church, Ninth street. until further notice. at five
O'Clock in the afternoon.
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WATCH RETURNs.-SatHrday.- Warner
coiored, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 90
days Edward Ridgway, drunk, disorderly, and
assaulting officer; fine and costs, S1l Is and Sc.
curity for his appearance at court Julius Wal
lace, colOred. drunk and dsorderly; fine and
costs, SO Is. Robert Jones, colored do; do
S2l5. Thomas Linkins, do; do 81 Is WIN
Ii Mortimer, do; do. - IS Joe Williams. col.
ofed, DO; do. % l5- James Callahan, do do.
g. Is. Harry Carroll, beastaity; do. SI1 n
John Gibson, colored, assault; do. 81 rs
SEnddy.-Wm. Mortimer. drunk and disorder.
~; dismissed with a lecture. VIM Camnbell
do; do. Lewis Kendall colored, vagrant work
house 60 DAYS Margaret Ristus disorderiy; dis
missed with a word OF advice Bridget MaIony.
do; fine and costs S315. George Ket. do do
S2l5. Robert Wilson. drunk and disorderly;
do. 81 10. Two dodgers were accommodated -
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RUNAWAY SLAvRs.-Four slaves two belong.
ing to WIN. " Bouic, Esq, and two belonging
to DR.. A. H. and Miss Ann Harding. of Rock
vile, Md, attempted with others from Virginia,
TO make their escape on Sunday last They sue
ceeded in getting as far as Frederick county.
where they were arrested on Monday
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A MUSICAL CHANGR-We understand that our
wide awake and enterprising friend, John F.
Ellis, has bought out the we'll known piano es
Enlistment Of his neighbor, Mr. Richard Davis.
and has added the entire stock to his own maxine
In all, one of the largest and most compiled
music establishments In the country With this
purchase also goes transfer by Messrs Chick
erng Sons OF the sole agency in this CITY for the
sale Of their celebrated pianos with which agency
john Ellis Is just the man to do the handsome
thing In this latitude well az with his hosts OF
customers. = -
70 our old friend Davis who has retired from
the business, with, We are glad to saw a hand
some fortune,l we cordially wish long life of
prosperity and happiness in his retirement or in
any new enterprise in which he may engage
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The SABBATH SCHOOLS Of Fletcher and Provi-
dence ChaPels propose to give an excursion to
Fort Washington, on "Wednesday next The
character of the parties having the affair in charge
insure one OF the most enjoyable excursions of the
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POLICE MATTERs.-BefOrs JUStic. Ferguson
Daniel O'Connell was tried yesterday afternoon,
on charge Of malicious mischief by breaking the
fence and house Of Horatio r. Merriman The
evidence was that defendant was tenant of com.
plainant, and bad broken down the fence attached
10 the ground where he lived, and taken out a
window from the house. Complainant remon-
strated with him about the affair, and defendant
cursed and abused him in reply; aud finally, on
complainant demanding Of him certain arrears of
rent, threatened to kill him. Justice r. held de-
PENDANT to bail for further hearing; but rather
than trouble himself to look up security, he pre-.
ferred to try the effect Of change Of diet such as
the Government kindly supplies gratuitousy at
the county Jail So the mag istrate humored his
fancy, and sent him over to the blue building
without more ado.
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TO OUR GEORGETOWN RKADERs.-Wyman-
this great wizard, after having delighted our
citizens during the past week-opens at Forrest
Hall this evening. We promise him a crowded
house.
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AccIDENr.-Saturday evening, after nightfall, a
German baker having completed his service Of
his outdoor customers, was returning with his
wagon to his residence on Four-and- half street
near north v. Passing street on Seventh, where
the water mains have been recently laid and
hole left FOR the convenience Of the wor kmen to
zap the pipes, the wheels struck upon a pipe
which had been placed as a guard against acct
Dent, and with such force as to throw the driver
INTO the hole, inficting some severe wounds upon
MS head lie was taken out, bleeding profusely
Hughes, where proper attention was paid him
and his wounds dressed. 1t is hoped that they
are not dangerous.
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The LOVERS Of good eating should not fail to
read the new advertisement Of Hammack I'm an,
other column ~ ~
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FUTURE DAYS
BY WALL & BARNARD Am

BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
ERUSrEE'S SALE OF HOUSE ANDIOT
y ON FOURTEENTH STREET BY virtue of n decd
81 Inst, executed on the nth day Of JaEuary IF5s
by John w. Smith, aud recorded in Iibar i A =
NO %, ;o!lnS %ti 20 5N ard SDl, one 1f the Land
records Of Washington county, Iistrict of Coln'r M
0ia tne subscriber will sell, on FRIDAY. August
ON, l67' IN front of the premises. ate o'clock IA
III that certain piece or parcel of ground situated
IA the city OF W ashlngton: and District Of C0lum
pia, KNOW ana Designated as the northern part of
Lot nunbered eight, 49, In square numbered two
hundred and thirtv-eIght, t233.D the said mart of
SAID lot having front of tvuty feet on Eurtesptb
sSraet west, ana running back with the same width
70 tue e. ar OF the eastern line of said lot n hlnz
th: Nar,e premises which were convey al 10 the
wife by deed dated 5th Of February lS57 to9otheT
EIth vac improvements, winch consist Of a GOOD
frame mouse, ana now occupied 6s a i,ger hoe sa
Io"h us property fronts the east side of I1th
street. between : and r streets
Terms Cf sale: : ti0 cash: the bslap.. IL, .r1 10
months, the purchaser to give notes To- The dsfsyrsd
payments, bearing interest. and secured nv !, desd
of trust on the premises. ~
IN The terms of sale are not complied with within
hye DAYS from the day of SALE the Trustee reserys
Ihe rltht 70 resell the property, five DAYS pnh
lac NOTICE, at the risk and cost of The defau, ,r
purchaser. WIZ O''iLg
All conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser
i. A. TSCHIFFEI.E, TTuStas
.,w WALL Il BARNARD.
eu o-h'",r" AuotIoneers.
NJ THE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL RI
resold on Thu RSDAY, Sept sth on ancnnpt ~
terms. VAN TIC
Ono hundred dollars will be required as soon a,
F.A. TSCHIFFELY, T-ustes.
WALL BARNARD
TT Auctlonaara
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MARRIED.

On the 25th CT August, at st. Peters Church,
Hap,tOl Hlll, BY the Rev. Father knight, Mr. JAS.
EoACH, Of R9xbnry, Mass, to Miss JOANNA
cOpy.I
On the 4th Instant, by the Rev Mr.. Hockheimer
Ba!umore, Mr.. 4; KAUFMAN to Miss H.
KAUFMAN, both of this city.
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LOCAL NEWS.

NoTIcR-DIsrRIcr or CoLuxpIa Apvxpr.
MsSTs TO az INSERTED IN THE BAIrrNoRx Sus
AsE RECEIVED AT AND BoRwARDRp IRON THE
STAR OFFICE.
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suN&seAs2,4&s -'1''0''

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of . writ of
avA herr iacras issued FROM the Clerks ONCE Of the
county Of Washipgtog and 10 me directed, 4 will
expose to Hdblic sale, For cash. front of the Court
18TH day OF September next, 1884, At u O'Clock m
The Following described property, t. wit, viz. All
dfendants right title, claim, and terest in and to
The south part Of Lot No. Is, in Square No. sai.
fronting 81 feet on LIST street west between Pierce
street and Eolth " street. and running back the
whole depia said lot ITO feet together with 4 And
s.saier the improvements thereon. seized and
and will b. sold to satisfy Judicial No So. 10 0cto
berter9 re, IN favor OF Cornelis Wittensur sur
vIvor OF Charles Frsnkenb.rger Co.
w, SELDEN, Marshal
ap2}ats for the District OF CoIumb;a
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lNcESDIARrsN.- saturday night, Mr.. Hanson,
Secretary Of the Washington Insurance Company,
left Information at the Central Guard house that
the night before an attempt had been made to fire
new building in course OF erection by MIR. Fear
son, on the lots occupied in years past by the
buildings weil-knOwn as the Ground Tops - in
the First Ward. near the Circle. and requested a
tween and O'Clock, four frame buildings un-
finished, and situated on street near Twenty
seventh, Were fred by incend aries and DESTROYED
They belonged to Messrs John and Jas Morgan
u was stated that they Were partially insured
The tools OF the workmen employed We're de-
stroyed with them. These facts indicate the eI-
istence Of gang Of incendiaries In that section
Of our city
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AMYROTYPES.

Al AMYROTYPES.
MR.. SANDSIs now prepared % take the supo-
nor AMBROriPES,t tina. cannot be surpassed by
,ry in the city, for the low price Of 81 cents 60 96
Always on EADd fine selection Of new styles Of
T,ssss. Pa. avenue, between 18th and 9Th sts
". n SlSn aftAe big ls. - Il
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SCISSORS,
POCKET KNIVES,
TABLE CUTLERY
Purchasers of the above. wishing q good Article
AZ a moderate price, should cal ct
FRANClS'S HousefuI shing Store,
an IS 400 fts strast
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Ma. Enron; Az the card which appeared in
your paper of Saturday, headed "Important Sur.
gical OPeration," Is calculated to place the gen.
tlemen named therein In a very unfavorable light
before the profession, please state that II was put
In without their knowledge or consent, and has
caused them the deepest modification,
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W are glad 10 learn that the health OF Rev A
"i'rn aroth,rs has so mnch improved that be i,
up Ted TO return to the city In few DAYS and
Tesdmr his pastoral duties. ""N
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MAhShAL'S SALE.-ln virtue ola writ of Ger,
" Iaclas Issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cunt S3urt of the District OF Columbia for the conn
" Oh washington and 10 me directed, I will er nose
10 public sa for cash, in front of the Cont Hp1se
d9Sr OF sald county. on THURSDAY, the I'd dsy
OF - pteinDer, 1873. at y o'clock mthe pllo.ing DE-
serl0ed property, TO witt defendants right. fitIe
ciaiIn ana interest IN and y sGbiivi sions Nos y
9, anu y, OF square No. sd2; also, Lot No "a in
square No Pa, IN the CITY Of Washington ID q
,,2setheI Win sll and singular the Improvement,
WIN t., Robert and Jos. NJ. Downing and VII ~ ~
iSa &c isSIy fSdiclsIs No ST. TO October term,
llkin, VS.. VIM. B Roft, joseph NJ snS mn Ia M1l
Downing, and HeEsy +. Greer. '''op"
w GIL MN
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The ST. PETERS SUNDAY SCHOOL FOLKS, Capr
itol Hill, have finally fixed upon a day for thei
long promised excursion to Glymont II is mex
Thursday. and the teachers pledge themselves to
leave nothing undone to make 1t day OF unal-
loyed pleasures to all who may favor them with
their patronage. The steamers Mount Vernon
and Thomas Collyer have both been Chartered for
The occasion. Whhers' brass and string band
VIII be In attendance An experienced confec-
TONER will serve up refreshments on the boats nj
a good time generally il confidently ANTICIPATED
and will no doubt be realized As this will he
one OF the last pic-ncs Of the season. now is your
opportunity to make up lost time In that line
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G"HDs topSD.-One night last week Once,
Kh""'f' OF the Auxiliary Guard, came upon a 10,
Of cigars secreted away in a stable, and took Nos.
session of them. They are now I'm the hands .,
We chief OF Police to be disposed OF as soon "a
hundred cigars each 'h'h'hs
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By ]. c. Mcguire & co. Auctloneer..
tERl DESiR 'BLE AND NEARLY NEW
BR OK DWELLING House IN TuI F,psT ~
AT pyBLLc AuCT On WEDNESDAY AZ
IEhNOON. September nth, at 5h O'clock on the
premises we sal sell without reserve a handsoU1e
three. story brick dwelling house. with back buiid
Ing, sluael on the south side OF g street nor., he
tween 18th and 10Th str- cts west oontainIny m ali
ments thrOug hout Pio'o-
ne House - built IN tie very best manner hand
a residence wy "0oh eoe
- Terms; cna7fourth cash; the residue i'm &. II and
10 months, win interest," secured by deed of trust
Id j. e. MCGUIRE a CO Apc.,,s
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aEORGETOWE ADVERTIsEM'Ts

TGEORGETOWN TAXES FOR 1850
US. Notice Is hereby given that the Collector ia
required by law TO advertise property and enforce
the payment OF all taxes unpaid on the first Monday
in October next.
Sc lin G. d. WEIGH. Collector,
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FOR R NT-Two very desirable RESI-.
DENCES, on street, b'txeen 18th and I,th
SSt5ests' and fronting Tin franklin s9usIa faese
back buildings, batl rn,..ns, tss. To and have inst
been th3roAstiy rsyaTei. They have ALSO coed
E4Ler ~ NE door, and are convenient distance
from the Departments. Possession given ImmS
dlateiy. Apply to H. c. STEWART, corner Of 18th
anu III sts n m
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SERIOUS AccTDENT.-Yesterday, young man,
named H. Ealy, residing in the Seventh w ard,
on seventh street, returning from a cunning er-
cursion on the Virginia side, with companion.
and when near the Virginia terminus of the Long
exploded and the load entered Ealy,s leg. infict-
ing a dangerous wound, which it was feared
would prove fatal There being no physician at
hand, and one Of the arteries being severed a
gentleman who came up had presence Of mind to
contrive and fix to the limb a temporary tourni-
gust, which had the effect desired, to check the
now OF blood A carriage was then obtained.
ana the sufferer was taken to his home. and the
services Of DR. Morgan Were secured i'm the further
Treatment Of the patient
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The SCHOOLS the various city schools,
both public and private commence the new term
after vacation in which in a large majority of
cases both teachers and pupils, have been benefit
ed and strengthened, mentally and PHI, scally by
the relaxation. and will return again to school du
YES win renewed ability for the barge of their
fesRecuve duties Hoping that the coming term
VIII De pleasant and profitable one to ali con-
eerned' we bid the city schools g God speed
ohFhAss corRr:-On Thursday last, an attach
'hen' was issued byJudge Purcell for ID p. Kurtz.
Wills informed the Court that the prisons- - a,
guardian Of girl in her minority: and ,b,, -
has been cited to appear and settle repe,tedIv
during i've years past. and paid no attention ~
the citations The Judge committed him 10 ,he
county Jail, vhefe he now remains TO await fn,.
ther legal process, In default Of settlement The
Judge, on Saturday last, announced the fact that
there are similar cases and that it 10 his
to call up the docket and deal similarly with the
parties In them all.