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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23

NREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES =
" Just received. large supply of new
pattern COAL OIL LAMPS of various kinds
and prices, with the new patent Menill's
Burner, which prevents all smoke and insures
steady fame equal to gas at about one
third the cost. For sale by
jams F. G. FRANCISCUSs
NOAL OIL should be used by every one
" who desires an artificial light free from
danger, grease and smoke, as it is as harmless
as any other lamp oil, leaves no stain when
spilled, and makes the cheapest and brightest
light known. For sale by
ian5 F. G. FRANCISCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-02-23
FRUIT JARSI

GLASS and Stoneware Fruit and Tomato
" Jars, and all other kinds of Stoneware,
at prices to suit the times, at ZERBE'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14
GEORGETOWN.


GEORGETOWN, August IA, IS60.
We received this morning, from a friend at
CaPon, Zone Of our most esiimable citizens the
following letter, which contains, IL will be seen,
several Items OF much interest 10 your readers In
toe District:
"CAPON STRINGS sunday, Aug 12-10 p m
- Hon A. J o. Bannon, Fourth Auditor United
states Treasury, stricken to-day with paralvs
of the right side Previously. he was in the enjoy
meut Of bis usual health and spirits; and even
this morning, in company with his estimable
lady, attended divine service in the chapel Of this
house, immediately subsequent to which be was
stricken down by the above mentioned terrible
seizure. The most energetic means We're al once
adopted for his restoration. and though he has
lain sPeec bless since O'Clock, vet his condi-
ton within the past hour has been decidedly
more favorable. We hope and believe this will
continue. He is surrounded by friends and every
comfort and convenience required is at his dis
posal.
There ate at this delig htful place some $50 per-
sons, and amongst them some of the most Guilt
waited and agreeable persons. For instance:-Mr.
w Ridgely and family, OF Georgetown; Mr.
and Mrs. Ledyard and Mrs Garfield. (sOn-in-law
and daughters of General Cas-, and Mrs Markoe,
OF Washington Mrs. Fitzhugh; Hon. Judge
Parker (who tried John Brown and family, from
Virginia. Col. Soddert and family; Hon Mr.
Wallace and family, of Marylandi and DR. J. NJ.
SNYDER and family. Of Georgetown.
" Of this place 1 cannot say too much. The
scenery, atmosphere, battles, &c ARE unsurpassed,
the company delightful and the hotel and It's pro-
prietoIs all that any reasonable person could re-
Quire -
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The Prince Of Mnlr,

, CHARLorrETowN, p. =. /, Aug 1.-THE
Prince danced al the ball last night until 3
clock tie ernharks again to-day The whole
nte' OF SIX vessels will 20 20 Quebec, bat only
vne three smallest VIII 20 O. Montreal. The
Ftlnce VIII visit Bermuda after hg goes 20 New
NO.k
M"NIkhAL- August IL The Prince Of Wales
arrived al Gasp about $40 miles bs "a, Du.b,-r
On the River - Lawrence. ON SUNDAY, where
ne was net by tie Governor Efp-ral aud tht & an
adam Cabinet He proceeded westward GA A Ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

The DISTRICT MuITARY.-lTr Editor For the
hrst time ask the privilege of noticing an article
your paper Of the 18th inst, signed - Mill
tdry Man, " In which he has eDdeavored to cast a
slur upon the g Presidents Mounted Guard - In
reply ] would say that, not man Of the COM
mand have has been concerned directly or indi-
rectlY in the writing or fabrication of any of the
articles recently appearing in your paper relative
to our city military, for the truth of this am pre-
pared to vouch. There is but one member Of the
corps that ever participated in the scenes Of Mex
leo: W it'll regard to the contemplate alluson OF
hiring horse, &c, for parade purposes, by sell
ing bad liquor it is false in every particular as
to the member of my company alluded TO by this
military man At least, believe the member can
speak for himself. would say to military man, :"
the volunteers desire no champion to excite jeal-
ousies or envy and for the future | will thank
him tO cOnhne himself TO truthful assertions WI tn
regard to my corps. JOSEPH PECK
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Hon Edwnrd Rate.

NoRRIsTowN, pa Aug. 1.-THE Hon Edw'd
Bates OF Missouri, Was here last lht on q wing
WISH 10 his brother-ln-iaw and az a. O'Clock O. NJ
ne was serenaded by an imprOmptU gathering Of
tue people A tOrchnght proc-ssicn mum terlna
hundreds, was then formed The proceedings
took everybody by surprise Judge Bates 70
spohoed 10 The cheers which reac bed him In a
po~erful speech-not long, but succinct and able
tie spoke in terms Of high eulogy Of Abraham
Lincoln as patriotic statesman aud au honest
man The enthusiasm was unbouudrd
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THE LATEST NEWS
Il E l. Egg X Az HIO.
Ohlfnarr

fhlLADELrWA, Aug "a A noble soul has de-
prted- } HaYdtn, a native Of Connecticut
died here last night Of consumption.
Fot sever years Mr.. Hayden was one Of the
ptinclpal operators on toe ashington and New
'i-eins ~igs ipb ~ subssq leutly agent 81 the
AS ciatsd Press az Mobile sod Tor 81 80 to-,
years occupied tue same position az New Orleans
where by close application 90 his dutie. he h.
came valuable and esteemed auAi lisfg 20 Al.
prfss Of that city
Early the present season bis health became 80
impaired - o. cfuse his physician o. advtss !,
visit 70 the city Of Ems. IA Wsstphslia Europe
But the ravas Is q the consuming disease only en-
ahled him O. rracn Ph. ladsl phia Nhsrs us bod
sting ia the arms of a devoted wife AID sf---
tena'r sister, bis spirit took higat Tor Ture-
resting place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

PHYSICIANS are generally 10th to speak a word in
praise OF what are called pat mt med cnes' In
deed, 1t Is an article in the code of medical ethics
that physician who sanctions the rem. dies
caunot he considered member of the National As
socla Io7. But there are exceptions 10 the most
stringent rules, and many of the Ill pies Of Escu-
laPlus have actually been compelled, by the force
of facts, 10 recommend DIR. J. Hostett6r's stomach
BItterS for those diseases which only prevalent
during the summer and fall They have asceTtained
that there arc no remedies IN the pharmacopIa
which cfn compare with this wonderful compound
for the arrangement of the system. Thousands of
fam les residing along the low grounds of the ives
tern and southern rivers, are now convinced that
they have found medicine peculiarly a4iapted for
their ailments, while In other portions of the cOun-
try, during the summer months, the demand for the
article Is equally arge.
Sold by druggist and dealers generally every
where. 7-eOSt
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Mr.. Scwnrd inRnnror. We

BANGOR, Aug. Gov Seward Of New Work
arrived pa this city Yesterday morning by tue
steamer Webster, and VAS received on the wharf
nv crowds Of citizens. He Was waited on al the
Bangor House IN the afternoon by the " ide
AwakeS ana an unusual crowd file spoke a few
minut's; after which Hon Hannibal Hamlin a.,
Hon John Hale, Hon. I Wdshburne. Jr, and
GOV Morrill, were LOUDLY called Tor. and briefly
responded Mir Seward leaves TO- his home to
morrow morning, 10y TIE cars, by way OF Portland
and Boston
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kenluckr Demscrnt,c .tnts ,onr.n,..n

LOUISVILLE, Aug. II The Democratic state
convention met to-day. ID 4. " bite was made
pres dent = ghty-seven counties were represented
toy 100 delegates. ArChY Dixon 5ni John c
Mason Were nominated electors az large and a
full Douglas ticket Was made cut Resolutions
repUdia'lng coalition and reafirming the JInlin-
natl platform were passed amid Immense apnlanse
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The fo lowing letter from Rev. HEN. Y WOop of
Concord, n H., Editor ofthe Cougreg ational Jour
mai. speaks volumes In favor OF Wt,fdr'S BaIsnU.-
=. CONCORD, n. H., March 2.
MEssRs. SETH w, FOwLE Il Co.-Gsatisr1sn :
Two years ago, a sudden and violent attack upon
my Lungs confined me TO my bed for several weeks
aud when recovered, was much Oppres sed hy
dlmcuIty IN breathing, that was often unable o
sleep or rest upon bed by night. The suffering
was extreme, and Judging from the neffcacy of the
remedies used, | supposed the disease incurable
Beng persuaded tO try a bottle Of FiStar'S tlSa1
o. WHd cherry without co hdence IN its efficacy
! found the difficulty almost eutIral y moved he
fore one bottle was used up. sympathy with my
leIl W sufferers induces me- 10 make this public
staten 3ht, and recommend the article to others
similarly aft cted.
With respect, yours truly, HBNRY WOOD.
None genuine unless signed |. Burns on the
wrapper.
Prepared by = w Fowle & Co, Boston, and for
SAFE by Il, ID. Gilman, :. G; Ford, IT., :. b. Waite,
q. StOtt, John SchwarZe. Marin & Palmer Wash
ington; and by dealers everywhere. an il Iwr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

A WORD TO THE LADIEs.-In recommending TO
you TO use HOstette : celebrated stomach BItt-rs
II Is but just to state that stImulant to the
TEN, IN lmpartlng strength and vgor during ertain
periodical stages which are OfttImes attended with
much pain and trouble, We know of no . eparation
more highly adapted To all Affections consequent
upon this cause, and for mother nursing babe the
Bltters cannot be dispensed with, especially whore
the mothers nourIshInsnt is InadAq uate To the de
Wands OF the child; consequently her strength must
yield. and here u rs where a good tonic, such as
HOstetter's stomach BtteTs, is needed to impaft
t'mPoraIy strength and vlsOr to the whole system
Ladies should by Sill means try this remedy, and
qualnted with the virtues Of the Bitters, will rec
ommend tn. ir use In all cases
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. gu IS cost
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CITIZENS GRAND PICNIC
FOR THE BENEFIT
THE
q n II III a NJ -
ST. tineent's Female orphan Asylum,
AT ARLINGTON SPRING
AT ARLINGTON SPRING.

The Lady Managers Of -. Vincent's Female Or
Phan Asylum are Sra'lhed IN teIug >TN.
ali to annoppce that the Citizens 4kSE%%e
Annual PIC Mic for the orPhsus IN e q 49,
charge of the Sisters of Charity of the ar.N- DsTd
asy!uIn; wall take place at ARLINGTON SPRING
on MONDA6, August 2lth, 1885,,
Wlthers's &c ebTated Band has been engaged for
the dancing saloon and ample refreshments will re
suPpleo under the dlr ectton of the Lady Managers
convey ances 70 the Spnng will be In readiness
ever nall hour ON the Capitol late, Seve, tn L.
ana ia avenue, aud every ten minutes To- GEORGE
town where packet boat wild leave halt-hUurly
for Arlington.
- The generosity Of the citizens Of Nashin~'o~ srd
beorgt to last year IN contributing 10 feed and
c.othe the orphans. while they themselves enioye I
nrtheT appeal to their benevoieucs this ocC aston
sUDeTfuOuS.
The exercises orthe day Will be r'erspersAd with
an address and singing by the urpha4 children and
such other innocent cXeTclseS a will give amuse-
m.-nt and p 'easure to young and old
Tickets, conts for gentlemen; IS cents for Ia6i
10 ent. 70 chi dren.
The Lady Managers have secured the services cf
ground during the day
~ IN { 8; Brent leg. Ernls, gno. D. Clarke,
w: H. Ward, Capt. Goddard. rhos j. Fisher,
7, ,I F; Ellis, B Z i;asksy, 9, GsansI,
+. MOhun. III. Rlchey. ThoS. Duffy.
II. Mclaughlin, jas. F0lle- ton. w. Harvey.
Joyce. E.JMgL sughlinCspt. p. n king
pr j. walsh, Wm. 7 Dove, II. Eichorn,
( 3'Toole, w w, Moore, jas ErFIi.h,
Z lyon, L Shea, BE nard HAYES
Inc 10 owing gent =men are special active com
mttee from the Young Catholic Friends SccIsfv
ON Washington and Georgetown. They will be
desl mated by rosettes on the left breast
F. McNerhany, Phillip McHenry,
John stake, Hugh Don, hoo
Dr. hldwel, George Savage.
J., NeumeyeT. Francis Harper,
J J. Kane, James I.ackey.
Robert Mahoney. p Jorlon. aula5t
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The Chicago Zounrrs.

1T. LOCiS. Aug. T. The Zouaves were 60
Corted 10 tie parade ground this afternoon by tie
National Guards. aud gave Al exhibition drill,
to the immense eradication q che spectators,
many Of whom were ladies. The Zouayes cave
for home tomorrow.
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suicide

ST LoUIs. Aug I2-E. q AK nson committed
suicide last evening al his residence. corner Of
Ninth aud Pine streets The cause Of the rash
act is unknown tie was al the time Of bis death
a member q the firm Of ID q lOller & Co of
Paaucah, aud supposed - be- engaged in pros
perOus business
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Later From Eursps, &c

FATHER POINT, Aug. ~ The steamship An
Clio Saxon, from Liverpool on the I'd inst bot
bringing kilograms RIA Queenstown on 1.-THE 3D.
pissed here this morning.
ih- Halifax squadron passed here last night 20
me 4 the Prince Of Wales at Quebec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

NoTICE TO WAsHINGTONIANs.-Thos OF our
fehOw-citZens leaving for the watering places
and elsewhere should bear in mind that we do
not mail The STAR except after payment In adj
vince AZ the rate Of 81 cents per month.
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NIexicau Affairs

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. I2.-Lerdo Tejada writes
that the Constitutional Government las certain
Intelligence that the spanish Government Is fitting
out an expedition TO give meal support 70 Mira
mons third expedition against Vera Cruz
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Missouri Election.

ST. Louis, Aug. "a he Republican saws Hen
deTson, democrat, is defeated for Congress in
second district by 2i9 As far heard from,
Jackson leads Orr, for Governor. 9, go votes.
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Bnltimare NInrkst.

BALTIMORE, Aug. u Flour closed dull and
heavy, without sales; Howard -. ana Ohio IS 81.
" eat clos d steady; r. 81 2jaI 33 Corn c 1sed
quiet and unchanged; yellow 7Ua73c; mixed -;
white eUaS}c. Provisions cloS-d hrmsr; bacon
shou ders al0r; do. sides N a12c mess pork
$40 IS; rump Sli 50 WHISKY Closed buoyant al
2laI2 Lc
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Politics in Georgia.

MILLEDGEvILLE, Aug. 10 The Bell and Ev-
erett State Convention here to-day. was large and
harmonious. Hon. Ben Hin and Judge Law
were appointed electors at large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

DsTGHgsU1snt OF the Stomach aHd BotoelS.-As the
stomach by the agency of the gastric juices Assini
late. gested food into elementary blood we can
not be too careful of preserving 1t in healthy and
vigorous condition. AOlloway's Pills are power
fully corrective and detergent they strengthen the
digestive organs, and by their -ative propert
cleanse and purify the ngested ud in its process of
conversion 10 OCd. In all sorders of the bowcl
ard viScera, their ssna qualities uuequalled
Sold by all Druggists at BE, &C. and 81 per box.
Ivy
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Loo AL NEW S .

IL Though THE STAR Is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south of Baltimore, its edition
Is large to require It to be put to press at
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before Il o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day
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New York Bank statement.

NEW YORK, Aug. l3 The weekly statement
Of tue New York city hanks show a decrease Of
S263 600 la loans, S552 OOO ia specie; SO 900 iR
circulation, and S9Gs co. ia deposits
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The Rain stOrm-Death bv Liab,plpE

PHILADELPHIA. Aug % We have had VIC ent
showers Of rain all day aud streets are flooded
Many cellars have been overt owed. several Cul-
verts have Caved in fIom the unusual volume Of
water, and much other damage Is reported. The
storm was accompanied Win some sharp light
ming Two boys were struck and one q them
Killed
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Dsparture Of the Chiriani Commi.,ion

NORFOLK. Aug. % The steam sloop-of war
BROOKLYN (2s guns) dropped down 10 the Roads
on saturday. and is expected 10 sail for Chirqui
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

LIST OF CoNsIeSEEs per steamer Monticello,
from New York August 18th Alexander Il Cook,
J. w. Angus. Charles Allen, Boteler Il Son,
Samuel Bacon & Co, Barbour & Semmes, Brown
& Williams w Ballantyne, J. n Bradley. p
Bartholsw, r III. Coolidge, r. Clements, Clay's
Hotel, Cunningham Bro ] f. Coz. Glitch,
Campbell & Son, ID 3 Clarke. Duugberty &
Berford, w. r. Dove, Dorsey & Wood, Widow
Durgen. p. Dorsey, Denham, ID. English &
Son, 3 A Edwards, C. Emmersnn. c. r. French,
c. 5. Fowler, g. ID. Fowle, Fox c. Finck-
man; F. Gereeke, W Gerecke, G. Gulicb,M
w. Gait Bro, q. ID. Gilman, E, : Hal
baum, G. r. Hall, Samuel Hun, J. w Hams
child, John Hart, Jackson, Brother Co, b.
Just, DR.. Johnson, II Johnson, King Burchell,
+. Lamb, Douglas Moor Moore Cissell, w g.
Metzerott, McGregor & Co, w. r Marcy, T.
w Miller, J. II. Mclaughlin, b. J. Neale. J.
w, Nairn, Parker & Spaulding, II. c. Purdy,
Philip Il Solomon, O. : II. Peck, q & + Par
ker & Co, j e. Rives, l.. Savage, C. Straw
ling, J Schuf1ig, Spelman & Hunt, Capt. w. F.
Smith, b. n Siinmetz. l.. NJ Smith, w. H x
J ;. Semmes, Straus, Brother & Co, Senate,
w II Tennev, F. Taylor, ]. w Thompson
Co, =. II. Tying, Mrs Talbot, II Tanfield, c.
5 Venable, C. Woodward, J. c. & II. A. Will
lard, Nj NJ. White
Passenger LiSt.-Augusta Wolf w II Fowle
p. II. Hooe, DR. Magruder, II p Morgan, James
Muir, A. Holm, p W Orme, f. : Ronilton and
wife George Hamilton. Miss NJ Hamilton, Mrs.
McGwin, II. Fry, lady and child, Spencer and
lady, s Weldon, IL. Weldon
THE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, &c M.
Editor: Without desiring to intrude upon the do
main Of your correspondent ''Catholicus,'' who is
| doubt not amply able to expose the ludicrOUs
ignorance Of"B b - take the liberty of asking
the latter how long freedom to worship God"
endured unstained con the wild New England
shore" after the landing Of the Pilgrim Fathers,
Mrs Heman's ballad on that event is a very
pretty song and chorus, as act to music by her
sister, Mrs Brown, but as to the facts involved,
the less said the better for Puritan reputation
So far from the Protestant church" of " B -
whichever of the 800 or 400 it NAV chance to be,
being republican" church, it differs essentially
In this point, that republican is an affirmative,
while Protestant is HegdfiUe term, and these
names express the characteristic quality of the
ideas thus designated
AS to ''the Bible" let "B Il . ascertain If he
knows enough first what IL Is; and secondly. how
II is to be identified before be ventures to enter
the lists Of controversy with those who enjoy the
certainty of faith, instead of such a contemplate
Logical position as he represents in your columns.
August II, 1860. PIsToPHILOs
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New Work g1arlt.ts

NKw YORK, Aug. H.-Flour is heavy; Sosihern
s. iOaS5 90. Wheat Is heavy; Southern Vhte
~ 35aSI 50 Corn is dun; mixed q s63c. Pork
Is firm. Lard Is heavy. Whisky is lower; at 2la
2lAc
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NOBLE, Aug. IA fire Yesterday near tbs
depot destroyed number Of buildings Loss
So 600 TO SlCO,uO0
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AMUSEMENT

Y FREE CONCERTS!
LRNST LOEFFLER, NetC York dUeHHs BE-
tJce.H LIST and Fl streets, would respectful, ~
state to the public that A CONCERT o. &k1s&
SELECT MUSIC will be given everv MON $f2
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, at his Pavilion, commencing at O'Clock
and ending at 10 p. m. Previous 10 the Concert
the saloon Is open 10 those desiring TO while
AWAY few hours the may dance ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES. and every cescri ptiop
of CONFECTIONERY always ready at city
prices.
Parties desiring the Gardens for Pic Mic pur
poses. are requested to give day or two NOTICE.
je Is SIN
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NoTICE.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
20 be inserted in the BALTIMORE sun are received
al and forwarded from THE STAR Office.
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DIED..

At the Union Hotel, GEORGETOWN, ID c., on the
morning of the 18th inst. WILLIAM b WAL
WORTH a clerk IN the General Land Ufise and
nephew of Chancellor Walworth of New York,
aged about "a years.
His friends ant acquaintance are requested to
atte id his funeral on Tuesday afternoon at o'ck,
from the Union Hotel
On the I4th inst, ALICE CUSTUS, daug hter of
James r. aud Elizabeth c. Nalley, in the nth year
of her age.
The friends and scquaintances are requested to
attend her funeral o-morrow afternoon mt O'clock
from corner of Seventh and l. SITS \ ANY Yard.
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THE Law RrLArrye TO Nsw BurLDrsos, &c

The LAW RELATING TO NEW BUILDINGS &C
esterday, Messrs = Devaughn, c. Lyons and
- Langley appeared before Justice Dom 10 an
swer to Il charge Of violating a CITY ordinance bv
Placing bricks on the street immediately in front
Of the lots OF other persons. The warrants were
Issued upon the complaint Of a person not the
owner Of the lots. Justice Dom reviewed the 18th
section Of the act, approved 1850. establishing a
Board Of Health, and decided that the law does
not apply In these cases, and the cases were dis
charged. 1t would be well for builders to make
themselves acquainted with the language of the
law; 1t will be found in the pamphlet last pub
lished by the Corporation
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Large Robbery
Fire in Mobile

New YORK, Aug l3 The porter Of the Green
wich street Savings Bank was robbed to-day Of
= 900.
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SEVENTH STREET.


iQS SEVENTH STREET. 400
A beautfal assortment OF G LDPAPERS, with
a varied stock of medium and low priced GtbnDS
FIREB0ARpS, PRINTS, PICTURES CORD
and TAsSELS, &c.- remnants of low priced pa
PIERS, with handsome stock of WINDOW
SHADES, at greatly reduced prices. Orders left
for PAPERHA NG NGS and w N ID w
SHADES satisfactorily executed with skill and
dispatch m city or country Please give me n call.
Don { forget the number.
yNO. MARKRITER
No. $50 Seventh ST., doors above
gu 6-eo3tr Odd Fellows Hall.
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MIR EDITOR: Can any friend of the Mayor and
Chief Of Police inform the people, who are heavily
taxed 10 support large police force why the 18th
SecuOn OF the act approved June 3, 1853 relative
10 geese, and the 18th section of the same act re-
latlve to horses, are not enforced,
A few weeks since, two little orphan boys Were
arrested by police otiicer, taken before a magis-
trate, ana hned for throwing stones at a flock Of
geese In the street. Had the officer enforced the
law referred to above, the boys could not have
been hned FOR throwing stones at the geese The
police are justly charged with causing one viola
ton OF the law by not enforcing the other
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-14

CENTRAL GUARD HOUSE CAsEs-James Reed,
VIM Butler. colored. fighting; fine and costs;
soils.
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TEE CHOIE of Seventh street Presbyterian
church, With the school, propose to give ex
eursion 70 Port Washington on Friday next. See
advertisement