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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-23
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

WrGwAn IN SoUrH BRoOKLYH-The Republicans
of Sou,h Bro .klyn ere about to organize Lincoln
Campaign Clnb Tor that portion Of the CRY lying SCUM
of Atlantic street and TO erect suitable building
"Wiewam" for large meetings. during the Campaign.
Sonrn Brooklyn is a cry Of ITSELF containing some
30 coo Inhabitants. IL offers large field for opera
tons snd should the propored plan be carried Into ex
,ui II, the best speasers can always be guaranteed
good accommodate De and crowded houses. call for
the preliminary meeting is in circulation, and ls al
ready numerously and iniluenlialy signed.
AL,pY CHARGED WITH FORGERY.-Mrs Parmela
Ruedee charged upon the Of James IL Watson with
having forged the name Of srrgbam to note fr
sE0 s3-and inbred sid note hesf-which will become due
the 30 Of June next. arrested warrant issued ~
Jusi Noohieo, and committed to await exanna'ioL Inc
def ndan. brough. before the County Judge on wrt
hbea corpus The petition upon which me | wes ginted
that the 10th Of June hr was crested and brought 70
the courtroom Of Justice Nooirs sni detained long tine
waiting = him Uhe Juscel VINO was absent ana was ~ eng
permitted to depart upon her promise to return next morning
the matter then he lad TO go to New YORK. and d.
rected that she should again sppear on fhay morging
Jn.ce stated that h. would take her examination tins diy
Fo'y) hat she, her counsel demanded on examinations
counsel also stated that he ready to
81 ,e, NIL HON he would nS oP dat the Jutce r,rd
to 20 all The witnesses there stating that be
wanted away and that The People not ready that
the witness fequied WIS Mrs RS hr Counsel then offered
vi to have him present In twenty minutes and be
fore Re could through the examination Of the fret witness or
he would Adjournment provided she not
bed up pending the naion that the Justice absolutely
refused 10 ayir he had only from IL I'LL o'clock for
slnI,u the would
thst that hr had civil business down for O'Clock hich
and dire cted that she should b. lo,ed till
day men issued ard sbe was locked upi
that the Justice then f and had not returned to bis Court
the time Of issuing said commitment W O'Clock
tie tine the Tet pT~soniedl that the Justice I'd
civil criminal business before him be- pretended ont
LIT bis hoe trot Upon subs aniiaiy the above
facts writ Of habeas cofpns obtained BY her
counsel John p Troy aud returned before the Judge nj
tie off Of the ctAtomey Mis- Rued.e therefore
dchars, from custody upon giving bail TO any charge
Shi,h might be preferred against her.
RoBBERIEs.-A nan named Edward Enright was
robbed while asleep the front stoop Of his house in Water
street. highs 1nse of his watch and Sl6 Two
famed Mclaughlin sted suspicion but Enrgt
ting his watch prosecute. The officers discovered
while hunting this that about week since
Knocked down in Plymouth street. and robbed Of sos
sed by the paes but he could not be found moth.
Ing could be done.
REsCUED.-Two sailors attempted 10 escape from
ship lying River, about IL o'clock Thursday might,
hys thpyg
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m Ar RE ID.
DIE ID,

PETTIS-STAGG-On Wednesday, June 20 by the Rev Edw
Jessup John X. Pets 10 Louss Sagg both Of Brooklyn
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REscUED.-Two salors attempted TO escape from a
ship in the East River about II o'clock Thursday Might
ashore, but finding they could succeed cried
Justify help. The pilots of the Futon Ferry boats Peconc
aud Fulton hearing tLeu their relief aud succeeded
bringing them on board.
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LIST
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDfPs

oIbNlrlN hOhEOfAIHlC
No. Price Of single boxas--cents
,-For Worm Frsci Worm Collie voiscoa: ippc We,
s-Fcf Cole Ts.tSins Crying and wai:ioas.: So.
4Fc Dishea Of Children Adults Cholers iaiaa.n asd
-Fo5 pyssnsfy p Blood; FIX Cole, Gp Bilious
s-FOr cEolera Cbolsro aoiba Naa:c. and vcn.ias
Asthmato Breathing q
For Cough. Collie uSarenes, Bronehits iaaa.e.a and
s-FoT Toohschs F,coachs Nervous Pain. Nsai and
sFo nosdscGs, Sick Headaches. vsrso Rush Of Blood
OFoS py De weak acid or ds,,n;,i
patton Liver Complaint. Observation-Disclosures. IS
ll-For Suppressed Mense. scsnty delaying green
-F9 LsucoI6eo OF Whites: S..Hns ic~a TOO pici::
isFcr icare crcupy Cough biscuit and opps...
-Fqf salt kleam cio;iy Epti.a: Eiy.p:.a: sc.i
ls-FOr Rheomssn Pain Lamene.s or soreness. O. the
lSFc and 'soe IossTmk.nt Fever Dumb isoe Oh
-For Piles Internal srtsfna Blind or bleeding recent
Is-Fcr opitSaiay Weak or inGamsd Eye: or Eyi: I
ls-Fo cs,arh scStS OF chronic dry or iovns Cold in
a. the lead nheenA
spasnodic Coush.
nFor Asthma Oppressed difficult isbolsi breathing cough
ss-EoI Var bI.chsss. head. Impaired ss.ias
saFor serctua EoiIIcj G;aoS. and Tou.i. s~sns.
ana Oii Ulcers
2-For General Debility Physical Nervous WeAkness.
as-Fer Drop,y Fluid Aecuniuhtons Tumid sweoss~ss q,
Scanty Secrs tons.
26for Sea Sickness Prosraton Netigo Masses Vomiting %
r-feI Urinary Diseases Gravel Renal cAleul pifhcals OF
Painful Irlation..
28-For Seminal Emissions invo1ntay Discharged and con
sequent Prostfaton and Debility it
s}-for Sore Mouth or -
PRICE.
The entire s OF Twenty eight large vals In mo-
rocco, and Book Of Directions %
Case OF Twenty walls In and book OF Doos
uons
Case Of Twenty large vas PLAIN ease and b"os OF pee-
uOAs.
Case Of Fifteen boxes Ncs 10 49, aud Book Of Dtxeo
tons.
lee
Larse oase of on Walls for Planters aud Physicians
Single boxes with directions above, Sc, &c., 81
~ HUMPHREYS l. Co.
No. 80 Broadway, Newyssk
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NEW YORK DAILY tribune, SATURDAY JUNE %, lS60.

On. /, in preparation n deserves special no'ce
rsf.r 70 a c;r,le Of virgin gold, which Msssrs TIL q
Co. are ornamentng in the most artistic manner LOT
presentation to the great Tycoon. It is three ncne'
in diame,e, and over five ounces in weight Inc Or
nsmentalion is in engraving; the limited time Tor us
connie ion not admitting the manufacture oil DIS s'd
the eo,equeut work in relief The diverse lace pears
lie sub med inscription, within an appropriate circle
formed by The dropping folds of six Standards after
naiely Of either nation
HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY !:
THE TYCOON OF JAPAHb (:
from
TIFFANY L. Co,
GoLp AND SLvERssiTBsi
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The following the names of the missing:
Henry REED CORNELIUS CRowE,
TIMOTHY CoENER, CHARLFs MILLER,
JEREMIAH COFFEY, GEO. w. JOHNSTON,
JOIN NJ. BROWN, SAMUEL STEER,
MICHAEL NJ. LEE PETER CoSwAY,
Marquis BONEyESTO, DASIEL SMITH,
JANIS PATTI ERsON, joins FARRES,
MICHAEL ALTMAN, JOSEPH BATE,
joins DRIsCoLL, JAMES FARoN,
ROBERT WILSON, GEORGE PRICE,
Some of thcss saved with Lieut.. Guthrie say they
observed aaseAss schooner apparently closely intent
upon some s3s<s in the water and it was thought not
improbable sm some Of The above-named persons have
been rics<sA
TIE following list includes all who were saved by
C0pt. Hudscn
JNo. GUIHRIE, Lient.Com. WIN. r. JOINS.
J. A SRAwBIL let Officer ROBERT BELL
Mr.. J. A. SBAwKI. JOSEPH CLARK.
Il. w. GUIbhIE, 3D. Officer. john BRYAN.
IHAs. MARRIOTT, 4th Officer. GBoRGR PRSS.
JAaBg kBLLUh. Surgeon. JOHN CAingR
Il. SWIFT. Engineer. JOSEPH MARC.
IIRrh DICK john SMITH.
JOIN Thompson. JAMES A GOLDISG.
RUkTOS We. LOGAN.
JOHN WALsH JOHN w WALSH.
YoUSG. joan ROVE.
JOHN MCCAPrRKY. yosRPH PsrsRs
CHARLES CLIPYoRp. JANIS De COURAY.
d. WV. BoYBs
joins II. BaLL. BERNARD CARRAH-
THOMAS RILEY.
TAYLOR. JOIN A. Minor.
Wa. II MAPEs. AL0RLo HOOP.
JANIS Harrison. JAMES CLARK.
john MCMIIIAs. PEER DECKER.
EDWARD LYNCH. MICHAEL BOYLE
DAHIRL EVANS. PATRICK DoHERIf
j. WILs,S. MICHAEL Lyons.
JEFFERSON CAvBss. HENRY HoLTBS.
ANDREW You've.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
The Grea, Eastern at old P.int.

NORFOLK, Aug. 4.-The Great Eastern passed
Cape Henry at p. m, yesterday, where she was
met by several steamers crowded with eager spec-
tators. The ordinary salutes were exchanges.
From the Cape TO the Roads the Great kastern
made Is knots, beating all the smaller steamers
who went down TO escort her up, aud anchored
In the Roads, near Old Point, al p m. Her sa-
Lutte was responded 70 by the battery Of Fortress
Monroe The weather was delightful, and all
enjoyed the scene
On board the Great Eastern there was much
excitement Complimentary resolutions were
passed by the passengers los In NUMBER eulogiz-
llg the ship and her oracers, and praisine her
management fare, etc.
There was grand time on board last night,
and to-day the visters will be entertained b.
music and ball
All are delighted, the visiters with our beauti-
f1l harbor and with the ship and the oourteSies
Of her officers.
Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Old Point are
crowded with visiters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04

a HABEAs CoRPus CAsE-Yesterday, Messrs
Inrift. Miller and Carusi tried by writ Of habeas
corpus to bring the case Of Ephraim Halleck, who
was lately arrested by Officer Allen under sus-
picious circumstances, indicating an attempt TO
sell negro not bis property into slavery, and
other offenses Of a ike nature, and who was COM
mitted for a further hearing by Justice Dom.
The result of the examination Yesterday was that
Judge Crawford remanded the prisoner to Jail to
have his hearing as before ordered, and gave
three weeks for the witnesses 10 appear, provided
they do not appear at the time fixed, which is
Monday next. This decision Of the Judge gives
% the magistrates commitment for further
hearing power to retain the prisoner notwith-
standing the writ, and the witnesses from North
Carolina can be obtained In the time specified
without trouble. The mag istrate, IL the witnesses
should not appear on next Monday, would prob
ably have dismissed the prisoner. Now they have
three weeks further time granted to come forward
in. Of1cer Allen, seeing that considerable anxiety
existed with regard TO this man, suspected that he
might be connected with other similar transac-
tions in this vicinity, and especially the Arm
strong ease, which was tried a week ago. In that
case, Mr.. Frizzell, who arrested Armstrong and
his white companion, not being able to secure
three men at once, lost a white man who broke
from him, leaving his vest, in the pockets Of
which were some papers Allen sent for FriZ-
Zell, wao came to the city and went to the jail.
and there identified Halleck as the very man who
apeo from him. This in connection with the
other charge gives still more suspicious aspect
TO the cases.
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THf wEFKIY STAR. :

III That valusole and popular family journal
the WEEKLY STAR, full as usual Of metropolitan
news and gossip, and choice literary reading, il
now on our counter ready for delivery 10 the pub
lie Embraced ia its entertaining contents are the
following articles:
Early RtsiHg-a poem by jobs g. Sazs; Ia
BeRes Sfrofager-a eevy iHsusssiag story:
zrehbtshop HSghss 4vong the Ladies' prae-
fioai speech; An Ingenious Piece Of Werk;
" Be RiHd'-d poetic gem, The VIsif ofrhe Prtaee
OF Wales 10 America; The Mother and Sister Of
Nv. Douglas; Ons Of the MstsOrie Stones; RAat
Becomes efthe Newspapers; Affairs IN Marco
Religious Intelligence;
The Massaeres IN Syria; A Volcano at Work; Vine
GrOtcsTs COHrsrtiOn; Waiting for a Latter
apOerH; DeaiA Warrant Of Chrfsf; Wig do Ckil-
drsn DE; Abuse Of Human RigAfs; A Scene IN
the House Of Lords;
The APPrehended Grid War at OceoqEan; TAs Late
Meteor; Blondia's Last Crazy Feat; Appearance
Of the Prince Of Wales; Alleged Mndver A.
rested; Another Meteor Seen; BaItino-s as u IS:
Man1Daor rs. Hymsn; The Sisht ofa BeamifEI
Blind Girl Restored By Marriage;
The ZOHarss on their Totr; The Trip Of the GTeat
Casters 20 Cape May; Oar Watering Place Cor
respondeHee; Treaty toifA Jdpas; Anotksr Hor-
roT IN loco; The Note Of the Sultan TO t6s Feaeh
Emperor Movements Of Gen. Walker;
Operations Of the Patent Office; Proceedings Of rae
CRIMINAL oaa Police CorIs; Disfribution Of
Medals and Premiums TO the Pupils Of the First
aad Fourth Public Schools; TRe Bell aAd Ersystt
b. Club; Republican Mssfingj The Steamboat Acei-
dent at Alexandria;
SeyeH0de 10 fhs Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson and his
7 Speech on the Occasion; Visit Of Rsr Father T.
j. O'TooIs TO the City-hiS reception by the
Catholic Total Abstinence Society spesch err
made, &c;
Sketches Of Summer TraveI-fre csry Interesting
letters from ths Editor noIc on a reStern fouy: tn,
Trouble at oecOqEan Ended; The NeIc Alnaadsn
Mine;
Department Ne,es; Editorials; Waskingfon Nsrs
and Gossip; Local Intelligence, &C., &c;
Late Nstes, foreign and domestic, BY mail aad
telegraph;
Interesting Personal Ier7s;
And great vdTiefy Of choice literary articles both
prose and poetry, too NUMEROUS TO mention
This is just the paper above all others for per.
sons sojourning in the National Metropolis to
send to their friends at distance Price only
three cents per copy, or IS per annum postage
prepaid by stamps when arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
FROM DR. LEWIS, OF VERMONT.

- -, BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. II, 1854.
GenfteDaea am pleased o state that have tried
the OzygsHatsf Bitters for lndi gestion and Debi-
ty, and found immediate relief from using only a
part OF bottl-. aare the greatest confidence IN az
as a cure for Dyspepsia 1ad Gee sraI DebtiifE and
recommend it with much pleasure 10 all persons
laborlDg undeT those diseases.
You are at ibe ty to use this as you think proper
TO promote the sae Of this excellent medicine.
Yours, &c, JANIS LKwIs
The Ozygendfsd Bttters give a healthy tone to the
surest preseryatiye against Fever and Ague, as
well as other infectious diseases.
Prepared by 3. w. Fowle d Co., Boston, and for
sale BY II. ID. Gilman, =. c, Ford, jr., 5. b. Waite
u. Stot, John Schwarxe, Marin Il Palmer, Wash
ington; and by dealers everywhere. jy 5l-Iw,r
PENNRs.-Persons desiring Pennies viii always
hnd thsm for axchanGe NJ the Star Odscs eouptrr.
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THE LATEST NEWS
TELEG RAPHIO.
North CaroIip. Elsct,en

PEIERssuKs, Aug THE following returns
nave oeen received az the 0f oe of the Petersburg
Express Tue news rom North Csroi!ns co1-
tnOes 10 come in slowly.
Eliss majority In Granville county $50 The
Legislative democratic ticket IL elected
Hartford "A reported gain for Ellis OF las
Warren.-An Increased majority for Ellis The
democratic Legislative ticket Is elected by anion
OF the two wings.
Halifax gives gain for Ellis
Cabaret, as FAR az heard from, gives a small gain
for Pool
Lenoir 0ncOmPlete) gives a gain for Enis
Guilford gives large gains in favor Of FOOT
Franklin Ellis holds bis own.
Northampton gives small gains Tor Pool;
New Hanover gives slight gains FOR Pool
Orange gives Pool POO gain.
Rowan gives large gains for Pool Fisher Ia
defeated for the Senste-a democratic loss.
wake county shows gain for Pool Of sSl.
Forsyth shows large gain for Pool.
hanooipn shows large gains Tor Pool.
(SEcoND DIsPArcHl
orange county elects The whole opposition legis-
lanye tcket-a gain OF two mem bers
Wayne -Elliss vo:e was go, POOLS vote sO2
brunswick.-Ellis sl0; Pool 4u2
New Hanover Ellis SAG; Pool 713.
Sampsoa.-Ellis J3l; Pool So
Duplin Ellis |. 35S; Pool 1877
Coiumbus,-Ells'sm mai les; democratic loss
Edgecombe-Elhs gains $50.
Carteret-rhe opposition elect Senstor and
m smber Of Commons which are Pool gains
In Mecklinburg, Wilson, and NASH counties
Ellis has small gains
THIRD DIsPArcH
Davidson county-Pool, ,2lo; Ellis sts.
torsltb-POol, OBS, Ellis, OILS.
Rowan-POOl, 1, O59; Ellis LIS
Mecklenbnrg-Ellis, ,lO3; Pool, $50.
Cabarrai-Pool's majority is about $50
Gnilford-Ellis, 45i, Pool, 212l
Alamance-Ellis, al; Pool, 7gl
wake, (comPlete)-Ellis, 1,l9l; Pool, l,573-a
heavy democratic loss
yohnson-Ellis, ,l34; Pool, SEQ
The losses and gains are estimated by the vote
OF 1879, when Ellis was elected over McRAe by
1928. There have thus III Teen heavy gains for
Pool, but not enough 20 affect the result
Wen Informed parties give the State 20 the
Democrats by coo TO 10, 600 majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
The Prince sf WaIes,

HALIFAX, Aug. 2.-The Prince left HALIFAX az
seven O'Clock this morning, by cars, for Windsor,
accompanied by the Governor, Admiral Milne.
Gen. williams, brilliant staff, the members Of
the government, and both branches Of the I,egis-
lature. he received handsome reoeptioa. Tri-
umphal arches had been erected and salutes were
hIed by the volunteers, artillery and rifles nom
HallfaK. After COLLATION. he proceeded by land
70 huntspOrt, with an escort OF over 200 carriages
He received addresses at Windsor and Huntsporf
and embarked at ll:iO an the British gunboat
Styr which, after firing salute, sailed for 81.
Johns
In firing the salute at Halifax an artillerymsn
was blown 90 pieces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04

INV.GoRATE THE sYsTEM.-Two- thirds of our
diseases proceed from arrangements of the stomach
and the nerves. want OF vigor in the digestive
organs causes an immense amount of discomfort
both in body and mind One preparation and one
only, reaches the cause and the consequences of
this discomfort. To give strengt to the wea kened
stomach to calm the agtated nerves and to restore
that regularity of action In all the organs which
and painless life, there is medicine now Iefore
the world which will compare with f4oSrsrfeT's
to suppose that he has not heard of their amazing
success In Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, General
Debility and all the disorders to which The storn-
ach, the liver, the bowels and the nervous system
are subject So marvellous is the effect of this great
restorative that ply sicians Of emnence do not hes
itate 70 ax their names as witnesses to the testI-
monlals of persons who have been rescued from
suffering and danger by the Bitters, when the rem
avail
Sold by all druggists everywhere. jy 81 cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04

NEW ORLEANS, August 2.-Galveston dates 10
the 3lst ut, say that the large Touring aud lum-
Der mill at Austin was burned on the Doth Loss
slOO'oOO. The fire was the work of an incendiary
A negro Was caught setting IRE 10 a building In
Georgetown, aud confessed he was melted by two
Abolitionists 20 burn the town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
TeIegraPhic Communicative VITA Atlantic

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3-A telegraphic cable
has been laid across the Delaware river connect
ing the wires Of the American Telegraph Com.
pany with line from Atlantic City, thus re-
moving the difficulties hitherto experienced in
sending messages to and from this popular summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
A Large Audience H.axed

ALBANY, August about S 600 persons assem-
6led IN State street tonight to witness Professor
Donaldson walk across wire stretched from As
ISOLATION Hall 70 the top Of the Museum building
he Professor appeared in tights one end Of
the wire, walked out two steps returned and bow
ing to the audience announced the wire not strong
enough, and withdrew, badly selling an audience
large enough 70 excite the envy Of politicians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04

NoIlcs TO WAsyINGToSIANs Those Of our
ieiio~-cuIen' Iesving for the watering places
ana eisswnsfe should bear in mind that we do
nov H'@lt i'HE STAR except after payment In ad-
vahoe ~ the rate Of 81 cents per month
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Balfimarr Markets.

BALTInoRs, Aug. Flour closed firm; How.
ard street IS so. Wheat closed buOyant; white
81 3Oasl So red 81 l5aSl p Corn closed steady;
yellow 70c.; white 73a77c Provisions closed un.
changed. Whisky closed steady at 20 xa2Ic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
New fors NIarkrts

NEW fosk, Aug Flour is firm; State IS 10
as 20; Ohio s. 3Oa5 40; Southern Sass SIS Wheat
Is firms Southern red 81 .3OasI 35; white al as.
Corn closed steady mixed 62aG2X c Pork is dull;
mess us SSaSl9.25. Lard is steady at - \ aI3 &c
Whisky is steady at gle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
LOCA AL NEW S.

ID Though The STAR is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
is so large TO require it to be- put to prss At
early hour; Advertisements, Therefore, should be
sent in before II O'Clock m; ct,.erwIse thew NAV
not appear until the next DIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
Standardization,

NEw YoRk, August "a train was thrown
rom the track on the Long Island Railroad this
morning hear Bedford by which a fireman was
jured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
MARRIED.

On the ID instant, at ST. Aloysius Church, BY Rev.
Father Mcguire, PETER g aLLhNT. Of this
city, to Miss MARY Il. MURRAY Of Prince
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04

ORILL OF THE CHICAGO ZouAvK..-The drill
OF the zouaves will take place in front of the
CHY Hail. al 3h O'Clock this afternoon, and not
stated in the Constellation of this morsing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
Accident from Firewerk..

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-During an exhibition
OF fireworks at Paramount last evening, Professor
jackson, who was experimenting the display,
sion Of powder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04

NorlcK.-District of Columbia Advertisements
10 De inserted in the BALTIMORE SoS are received
at and forwarded from The STAR Office.
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EinanciaI.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Stoc ks are irregular; Chi
esgo and Rock island 81; Illinois Central shares
I6hi Michigan Southern a. n. Y. Central s4A;
Penna Coal Co son; Reading 47S Va. 6's ON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04

The FOLLOWING BILLS have been approved by
the Mayor For rebuilding a bridge across the
canal at the intersection of Virginia avenue and
south Capitol street, not less than "a feet in
width; repairing sewer at the intersection Of
Ninth street and Massachusetts avenue; a bill
making II unlawful to enlarge, establish, lay of
or conduct any soap or candle factory, bone-boil-
ing or other establishments whereby offensive
odors are generated, within twelve months within
$50 yards Of any dwelling, unless two thirds Of
the owners or occupiers Of the adjacent property
give their consent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-04
DIE ID,

On Saturday, August 9Th, MARGARET LEW
Is, 40 the 6Uth year Of her age
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord saith
the spirit, for they rest from theis lators."
maryland papers copy.D
On the LIST instant, ANNIE, aged months and 9
Gays, daughter OF Patrick w. and Bridget Hickey,