davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-05-26

FIRST Glass SrRET SIEAM7R6,
regularly between
O3dentbu5x11, Capo Vincent, OsWego,
and INe Upper Lakes,
Forming ty line to Cleveland. saaiu4kY, ro5stD and
Cstsp!t, md = +. Weekly Line 10 2nd !son
Chicago. Milwaukee Il InteKmedtAto
Ports,
Couneetirx Nth ths Railroad. betwe-a oGpEN3nUKG
md HuST0N. Lowell, Lawrence: Nashua. Manch.sss
Concord, Worcester. FtchburE. keen.. Bellows FalA
AtCspe Vincent, with tho Nate1to~n AID kons KA!l.
road A4a
Al U.wexo With the xe~ Osweso Line Of aes fr eAas
eAaAl boa sae enlarged eazA b&twean otEeso T1oJ.
Albany and New Io1k-
~ Through Freight E1blses to bat ons tzaashlpueas
, 1860-05-26

XVSDAY, WEDNESDAY nd FRIDAY sves.nS Sa.I&E
Agents and Consf.nseb.
J,HYEKS, No. IT Broadway. New York.
T. =. Sr-ELD1NG. NO. tuenue1 slip. fsw Yak
toHH MuEhlsG. -. = Stale street, boetan-
c. L. THUVP~t)S. Treaaurer. OacensanExh.
GEORGE PARKER, ,lrbsdu1xh-
GEOhGE A. Ebbf- Os~egp.
CRAWFORD + HtIFET. txHeko.
PELTOS i EkEED. Cleveland.
r. r, WAtKEls. Toledo.
E l.. MATTHEWS. ltetrot.
q. J. HALE. Nilwarkec,
McHESKY + RAKkER, Raens.
FIFE ( M1cHA Ell. st. Louis.
nAT1IEKk d CO., Agents,
MID b.t@Sm Ch taHo.
, 1860-05-26

We hear that some greater discoveries hare
been made within the last week near Tarry all,
than any previously found in this region. The
gold is found in nuggets worth from thirty
cents to one dollar each. and is said to be very
abundant. The information comes from q very
ra1iah3a enurrA
, 1860-05-26

ITO THE AFFLICTED. VIM.
i .. STANTON. formerly Ct Alhsey. n. r., late Ct
1sckson. N}i 1rl1+ has pcEIltnti: 1osed IN Chicago
for tic racet cine. uEce nth corner RAE
R1 ana state .treae rancuaI attention given tho
tfedkHeEt Of CHRONIC DISEASES.
Kx1aEsczs:-l5oc .cnrss II. L.. Cincinnati. Ohio !;
J. u. Friend. II H. Sew for n. russell q. D..
A;bsny: \. y; i. v. EG. Nudal.. tsr 1erk.
, 1860-05-26

124 LAKE STREET.
, 1860-05-26
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
i TRIAL Rail- ROAD
~ Mills l'01 r.E TT:.CS.
AK TDit TttkEIS ~ .iTIAt, |i..E
~ LIST IL,


1ylvanA t:.l + At, '..<le> ~ =:
DIRECT LINE bf.t !EN I'sa EAST AL :ES
GKEir W..
The ee.nreus ~ ~st.,t.-.y'r - 1;':: a. i''::s.
bu.sh. Avoiding all :-S--r" ',-''a.r f,"s,t Ter
with Size f1i', i."''.- ,.;-l.'t ~
By shs;rti." F't.: : Aai re !'", ::".
1Id{aaA t!tLxt - {tr .n'r =. :'.'E ,,:
u. \. Sew Al:l. III. ''.h.
H.s. r:eee. "a, x.se>s';:c. ~: f.3 '"7. hr s.
q; il. AcS+r?sy, M..r>i,.. r.: RI, y ~. :..
Portsmouth, a.: r=u.sk e.; ''h t,sss r.. "a.. Il.
". Brown j TO-, CE:s 'i4:. t.srtn II .H.'t %
II; RI. Me!t:n,. N4l-c.. ~: f's. h. i rir l.. -
villa: p. Il. tt:.cy &t". ~, ~ =. l". = " uss-
ham Il C".. tsir.. ILL.,. j. /. 49,. ~'-! ..., ~.
Louis: john II. Harris. ,a'.s rt:,.: ls,tf;, !'s'.
Memphis. T.n::t'rk St"- hr,..; " II u. >"r'',
AHe H.. ~ ssrixht AkrEts at s:I.t"4"a a. .s'e1A
,Ipfs In
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Further from Europe,

New YoRk, August 26.-The steamer Wander
bilt arrived here this afternoon, having sailed
from southampton on the 18th. She brings $50
passengers.
The commercial advices by this arr val are the
same as received per steamer City Of Baltimore
via cpe Race, on Friday last
The resolution for raising loan Of f3,OO0,0e0
Tor India had been agreed to in the British House
Of Commons.
The Neapolitan Parliamentary elections COM
menced on the 18th inst Refugees are preferred
by the electors who openly declare for the annex
alton OF Naples 70 Piedmont
Austria, IL Is said, has abandoned the idea of
possessing Venetia, as guaranteed by Germany.
Garibaldi was expected soon TO attack Venice,
and Austria will maintain the conflict alone
against all Italy. Prussia will remain neutral
whilst other powers do not interfere
The material Of war at the Austrian arsenal at
Venice was being transported to Pela.
The Garibaldian steamer Veloce entered Cas-
tellanan at midnight the 18th, and fred several
cannon shots at the Monarca, and retired without
producing any results.
Later Chinese advices say that Soochow had
been sacked and burned by the rebels.
GENoA, Aug. 1S--The papers publish dispetch
announcing the unopposed disembar kation Of
Garibaldi with 5000 men near Reggie on the
night Of the 10th. The dispatc hes report the
evacuation Of the fortress Of Scyla by the Neapol
itans. Both, however, are doubtful
TRIESTE, Aug, 15.-ltis believed that Garfbaldi
Intends TO attack Austria, not on the Venetian
barkation at TUNE. The Austrian suthorities
believe that he will first endeavor 70 provoke a
revolution in Crotia and Hungary before proceed
ing to attack Venetia. All the coasts where an
attac X may be apprehended are vigorously watched
by the Imperial cruisers.
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Pennsylvania Politics.

HARRISBURG, August - The Constitutional
Union State Central Committee met here to-day,
every Congressional district being represented
Cheering accounts from all parts of the State were
received, and a strong disposition manifested for
the union Of all national men. A committee has
been appointed TO select Presidential electors
The foregoing dispatch has been characterized
by some OF the Pennsylvania papers az glaringly
false, and the statement made Fthat there was not
twenty-five Bell and Everett men at the mass
meeting" and one paper asserts that there seems
TO be determination on the part Of those who
send Geographic dispatches 10 the Associated
Press to make as many false representations a.
possible.
In reference to the above remarks, the Philsdel-
phia agent send the following dispatch in justin d.
cation Of bis transmission Of the report 20 New
York in the form in which IL was published:-
PHTLADELPHIA, August 25.-Colenel Seymour,
a member Of the Union Central Committee, sent
the Harrisburg dispatch, which has-been written
out by Hon. Henry M. Fuller. Both declare that
the dispatch was entirely correct and will stand
by IL.
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Alerandria r1arkess

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. ~ -Flour-Family % oa
%. IS; extra $s-7sa& super IS 3sss 50 whest
white, new, fair good, 81 2ssel As; red 81 ala
~ 'S3. Corn-white 7os7ec-i yellow 7sa76c; MIXED
75a6ic. per bushel- Seeds-1imcthy % b0<e3 50;
Glover &57sae6; Flaxseed 81 ,30af IS. Provis-
ions Butter, roll, lsa3oc-; Bacon II a12c; Pork
&7az50-; Lard f3a14c. Whisky a3A50c-
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NoTTcE TO wAsHISeroNIASs.-Those OF our
fellowcitizens leaving for the watering places
and elsewhere should bear In mind that we do
not mail The STAR except after payment In adj
vance ut the rate Of SIX cents per month.
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Movements Of judge Douslas.

NORFOLK, Aug 26.-As previously announced
judge d. u las arsi sed re Saturday from Bslti-
more. Last night he addressed about 5000 per-
ms, from the front Of the City Hall. His speech
was an able one, principally devoted 20 popular
yereignty In the Territories, but touching upon
the principal political topics Of the day elucida
ting each point clelrly and forcibly. The audi
tbusiasm marked the meeting.
To-day Judge Douglas attended church, and
tomorrow morning he leaves for Peteuburgl
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The Atlantic and Great W estera Railrssd

over the Atlantic and Great w estern Railroad has
Just arrived at this place, thirty-fve miles from
the junction with the New York aud Erie Rail-
road, having on board Messrs- N. March, G -Mtnot,
and others, Of the New York and Erie road; also
Mr. Kennard, chief engineer Of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad, and q number OF other
excursionists. There 10 great enthusiasm here In
regard TO the matter. The road VIII be opened
for business during the ensuing week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

Cholera or gripiHs of the Botcels -Laudanum may
lull the pain but not dsstroy it. Morphne steep the
senses in artificial sleep, without refreshing the
inva id. HOllowsy's Pills not only procure the
same results without the baneful effects but so en-
trely extinguish the elements of the disease as to
promote speedy cure without danger of relapse.
Ssld by all Druggists, at 25c, &C.. and 81 per box
au24 lw
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Railrssd Coliisisn.

LOUISVILLE, Aug s6 "A collision occurred this
morning between an express and freight train on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, near the
Bardstown junction, seriously injuring Joseph
psny, and wounding The engineer and fremnn Of
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In,erruptIon Of a Political meeting.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. IA republican
meeting at Newburg, Ind :, last night, was Inter
rupted by band OF men led on by Sol Keeper,
the town marshal. Pistols were bred into the
crowd, and several persons injured. The repub-
hcans finally drove their assailsnn from The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

Norck-District Of Columbia Advertisements
90 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sus are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Once
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tional Club, tomorrow, at Arlington Springs
For particulars see advertisement In another col
umn.
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sate IS 2sss 30; Ohio os eOss So eouthern IS asa
S 50. Wheat has advanced 1s3c. Corn closed
steady; mixed e. Pork d sesaAy; nsss elpsts IA
Lard Il steady at 1aksi3k. Whisky 10 daii nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

III Though TIE STAR Is printed on the fastest
steam press In south Of Baltimore, It's edition
Is large 10 require 1t TO be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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DIED.

On the 9Th August, THOMAS REED. infant
son of VIM. w. and Henrietta Cowling, aged II
months. HFA 2
The funeral will take place on Tuesday, August
q, ~ O'Clock P. m, from the residence Of +. w
Coicazer, No. 442 street, between 6,h aud 7th
ats. sfs tfH
In Gsos getovn, on the evening of the 18th, Sc
ENA, only daughter OF James HI, and Catharlus
Young, in the 9Th yeer OF her age, So 4
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HoMEopArHrc RKMEpIKs

HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
All Of DR.; Humphreys q Co.'s specific Ho-
n So1ss sscs As6y
each, with book Of full directions. For sale By
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, $50 north street,
also BY r. b. Winter, corner Of Massachusetts ave
nne and Sixth street Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
all kinds. Sold rs above. ma9-ly
,Mns, wIHsLow, an expersnoed nurse and female
u.s. xSioi greatly scitsts: tie proosss Of tsstSins
BY softening the gums, reducing oil inflammation
will ellay Ill pain, and 10 sure to regulate the
g ps. and Ss w sys
another column. 80 sz,s 90 lily
- WIsfAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The following letter from Rev. HENRY WOop. of
CONCORD, N. H., Editor ofthe Congregational Jour
MKssRs. SETH w. Fowls & Co.-Gsnffsmsn /:
Two years ago, sudden and violent attack upon
and when recovered, / was 10 much oppressed by
difficulty in breathing, that was often unable to
sleep or rest upon 2 bed BY night. The suffering
remedies used. supposed the disease incurable.
a. W,d CAr,y. without oon6dence in its efficacy.
fore one bottle was used up. sympathy with my
fellow sufferers induces me to make this public
statement and recommend the article 70 others
With respect, yours truly, Henry wooD. }
None genuine unless signed 1. BUTrs on the
Prepared by 9, w. Fowle Co.. Boston, and for
g. Stott, John Schyarse, Marin 4 Palmer Wash
ington; and By dealers everywhere. an l4-IwI
shd than r .saSasss i sSs sss9 es ~,
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LOOK OUT for the excursion Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Society Of st. Patrick's Church, t.
Glymont, ON the 10th Of September See particu.
lars in advertisement, In a day or two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

Butchers Club, No. L, takes place at the Park TO-
morrow, tuesday, For particulars see adver
tsernent
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf foot Of Thirteen
and-a-half street) schooner Mary p. Stephens
Reid from Philadelphia, with1OO tons Of coal, fol
Mr.. 6. Waters
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LY0N's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Exterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
IT eontatHs no P0isoR
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READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Read il; it will interest you.
au 20-eoly
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HnIInwAx,s PIIIs

WYMAN, the great wizard, the mirth- provoking
funny man, opens at Odd Fellows Hall next
Monday night. Just bear II In mind
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NV YolK, Argsst - --ssec. are ioy y, and nd
duh. Chicago sS6 keok lalsnd sski n, non
S ys,s o: :s:s 9: ssss.s: s s:i Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

MYERS Miraculous VKRMlN DESTROYER,
the oldest and best remedy known for extermiIiat-
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants,
den Insects.
Principal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold By all Druggists everywhere. ma 18-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAp.-The
receipts Of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
for the month Of August, will it is thought, reac
$4,000. For the month Of July the receipts
reached &36 600. The travel is rapidly increasing
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BOARDING..

40 NINTH STREET.-Persons returning to
f.JC the city from their summer resorts will lind
vacant several desirable rooms. having the conve-
niences OF gas, water, and bathing Clio ets at Asa
9th ST., one doc south Off suitable either for ami
lies or single gentlemen. Table boarders accom-
modated on moderate terms. an ~ 2ws
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The Philadelphia Printers U.is. ssAsisntie

visited Atlantic City to-day in body, az the In
vitation Of Mr.. Brodhead. They numbered four
hundred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Arc Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold every where. ap 9-sn
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WASHING TON THEATER.
Sole Lessee and Manager. ........S. w. GLKsN.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT
Will OPEN for the regular Fall and Winter Season
on the night Of THURSDAY, NOVEMBER lsr.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
The Comedian OF the Age, will commence an en-
DAY, November 5th, and will be
followed blythe most
BRIL LIANT STARS
La the Theatrical Firmamert.
III Communications if addressed to g. w.
GLENN. "Oid Bowery Theater,' New York, will
meet with prompt attention. au l8-tf
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Pxnsoss wishing anything In the way Of -four,
corn meal rye-chop or any Kind Of mill offal, are
re1effed 20 the adyestsement Of the Metropolitan
sssam FIGURING Mil, In another column,
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fssAa ts MARRIED. ts-.<a- ssi
In Washington City on the cath August, BY tho
ki.: ANNIE dsf boss Il HR0sslNS t.
(Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy.J +,
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The REV. EpwARD wApswoRrH, d. d an
eminent minister Of the Alabama Conference, viii
preach In the Methodist Episcopal Church South
this evening at o'clock. The public are invited
TO attend. The choir will be In attendance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

THE MEMBERS Of Grace Church Choir propose
to afford pleasure-seekers glorious opportunity
for enjoyment on next Friday night, in shape Of a
grand moonlight excursion to the White House
Pavilion, per steamer Phenix. Withers' band
is engaged, fact of which the public are invited
to 90 make a NOTE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

CONTRACT FOR A NEW STANDARDIZATION Sat-
urday Mayor Berret concluded contract with
Messrs. Mclaughlin Wilson for building new
public school-house on the corner of Fourteenth
and q SITS first distrct-a neighborhood hereto
fore very remote from the facilities Of popular
education. The house is to be % feet 8 inches
front, by 40 In depth, and will be neatly finished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

CAusHT-Abraham Neal (col.) was arrested
this morning by policemen Carter aud Irwin, on a
charge Of stealing watch, valued at about s35,
from Francis Bush. The prisoner was taken before
intoxicated and laid down In place where Neal
saw him, and went to him and took his watch,
which he Pawned for money. He was committed
to Jail by Justice Dom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

EOR SAL.E-A fine substantial BRICK
II HOUSE, on 18th st, between l. and M sts.,
with large Stable and Carnage House. ANY one
waiting such House will be sold on very ac-
communicating terms, or exchange for smaller prop
Inquire Of GEO. Il. LANGLY, on l. ST., near l4th
st. au l4-u
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WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The following letter from Rev. HKNkY Woop. of
N. H.. Editor ofthe Gengregatienal Jour


sba sSsn lar s: q sSs R:aass v
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WASHINGTON RIFLEs.-This fine corps Of our
city volunteer military, paraded this morning,
under command Of Capt. A. Balback, and made
since We have seen this corps on parade, and our
citizens were glad to them out In excellent con-
dition, marching well, and showing conclusiv ely
that they have not been inattentive to their drills
They Were accompanied by Esputa's fine band,
and after short march through our principal
streets, proceeded to the Park to enjoy picnic
with their friends.
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ATrEMPr At bpRGLARY.-On SATURDAY. nj oil {
last, at q late hour, some audacious fellow made
an attempt TO break into the house of Mr.. John
Downing on street, between Sixth and Seventh
Mrs Bowling hearing noise, opened window
and seeing man below, asked him what he
wanted The scamp replied that it was none of
business, and again demanded to know what he
wanted The fellow answered that he wanted to
get In; that Mr. Bowling was absent from no ne
and there were only women there, and he was
determined TO come In. "You are, are your" said
the table, and III see II be will come In y Hear
ing this cool threat from the undaunted lady the
would-be Burglar thought better Of his purpose
and decamped, leaving the mistress of the premi.
ses In undisturbed possession.
DExrH OF Mn. WIN. ID. KERR This gentle.
man, Whose death was mentioned In the Star of
Friday, was one Of the proprietors Of Analostan
Island, which lies In the Potomac river opposite
Georgetown MI Kerr will be long remembered
AZ gentleman Of the highest social ualities and
his kind and cordial manner In the treatment Of
all bis guests won for him the esteem and respect
Of every one whose fortune IL was 70 visit the
island during his suPerintendence. His death
was very suslden. On Thursday morning he was
in Warrington, apparently In good health On
his return ., Georgetown In the evening he was
taken Ill, and died the same night In the death
Of Ef. Kerr the public has sustained sad loss,
and numbers will miss kind and steadfast friend
"A rRrsNp OF rHs WAsHINeros LIeHr In.
vAnray writes ~ follows: Sin these dayB of
pic mics, &C., why IL IL that the infantry DO not
give "a ones Such 10 the inquiry Of the numerous
ffieads Of the corps. Surely they should bsstir
without enc Of their old-time and glorions re-
unicns. Battalion w. L. l., attention. Act on
the suggestisn." I.
A GRAND complimentary moonlight excursion
I a. A. xsvfH
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u FREE CONCERTS!
LRNST LOEFFLER, Ne,c York avesxe, be-
t,oeeS lsf and ID streets, would TesPectfuliy IL
state TO the public that A CONCERT oi&b&
SELECT MUSIC will be given every MON ~
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season, at his Pavilion, commencing at s O'Clock
and ending at 10 p. m. Previous to the Concert.
the Saloon Is open to those desiring to while
away few hours In the may dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES, and every description
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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BURGLARY On Saturday night the store OF
Messrs. Smons Il Holdman, on Seventh, between
M and streets, was entered by burglar and
cloths, vestings, and ready-made clothing amount
ing in value to between two and three hundred
dollars, were stolen. The entry was effected by
cutting and breaking panel out of the door
The job was very roughly performed with half
inch chisel, tearing away the moulding and split
ting the wood of the panel and must have made
considerable noise The thieves had light In
side the store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-27

WORSLEY'S CELEBRATED PREMIUM
w HONEY SOAP.
A MOST DELIGHTFUL ARTICLE FOR THE
TOILET.
Received and for sa e by
s. C. FORD, Jr., Druggist,
au 24-6t co ner Eleventh st. and Pa. av.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-08
AUDITORS OFFICE IOWA.
E-k 10&

LEE AVihEns tb. - ASVAs
IN rs HEREBY CERTIFIED, That the End
i day Of February, 1850, sworn statement was
fled In this office, showing the condition Of the
LAMAR Fire Insurance Company, located at
New York City, in the State of New York, on the
frst day Of January, 1850, in accordance with the
provisions of an Act of the Geneial Assembly Of
the State Of Iowa, entitled "An Act In relation to
Insurance Companies" approved January 18th,
1857, and an Act amendatory thereto, approved
February oth 1858 that said statement shows that
said Company il possessed OF the requisite amount
III capital, and invested as required by Law,
Authority Ia therefore given TO the above named
Company TO transact business of Insurance in this
State. in accordance with the laws thereof, until
the 3lst day Of January, A. ID. 1851.
1t is also certified, that W. l.. W Cd,
Of keoknk, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney tor the
County OF Lee, with full power to take risks Of
ehrreiTy and aekrowldg srT~fee of pro-
cess az provided by law, On their fling with the
Clerk Of tho District Court in and for said county
| . certified copy of the statement on file in this
Office.
Its further certified that the attached Is true
and correct copy OF the said stat ement.
- In TESTIMONY WHEREOF l have hereunte
Is set my hand and affixed my seal OF Office
- this 2ist day OF February, 1850.
j. w. CATTELL,
Auditor of State.
1 suxna9.~