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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-07

CoNsISNEEs PER STEAMER MONTICELLO FROM
NEW YORK, August 6.-Alexander & Cook. q
X. Adams, C. II. Anderson, Busey & Barnard.
A. Buchiy, Blanchard & Mohun, w. II, BeIks'
Baron Gerolt, w. o Berry, X. s T. Cissell, w
L. Collins, :. Nj. Clark, c. Colineau, Campbell
d Son, q. w. Cunningham, C.. L. Coltman :.
O'Donohue, w. t. Dove, Dorsey d Wood, ID
English Il Son, G.. Emmerson, w II Edes w
b. franklin, G. J Fissell, r. III. Graham, N. d.
Gllman, j. Gibson, +. Gerecke, w. H. Cody,
Gotheif Behren, a. w. Calder & Co. HYDE Il
Davidson, f. Harper b. Jost, Jackson, Bro & Co. /,
X. Nj. Johnson & Co, II. +. Johns, ii Kybaw,
swith, Lewis Co, T.. nj. Linthicum, Henry
Lee, Chapman Lee, b. Moore, c. MUIR H !
Mclaughlin, Myers McGhan, w. g Metzerott
W. III o. III. Morrison, New Dome of Capitol,
j: w. Marin, w. Orme, q. & L Parker IL Co
Philip d Solomon, Parker d Spaulding, J c..
Riyes, Mai q. ID. Ramsay, C. Stribling, Smith
sonian Institution, SibleY Il Guy, J. L. Savage,
b. Seegel, H. H & 6 G. Schneider, p. ] steer,
J. w. SoutherOn, J. Schiefev, Captain w. Il,
Smith, SmoOt Burroughs Selma Seibert !
A. Thompson, Thomas & Bro, Tenney & Co,
Thompson Hannah, w s. Thompson J. w
Thompson d Co., Taylor Maury, Franck Tay-
Tor, Varnell 4 Finch Washington Arsenal G Nj
Wight, l.. +. White & CO., r s Williamson.
}. Warren Webb, w. L. Webb, A f. Woods
PdSSeHg,rS:-T. 8. Sherman and lady, b r
Sherman, Miss Kate M McFarlin, w G. Green
leaf, Miss l.. c Dawes, w NJ Duncanson. Or
Manning and lady, 5. 5. Falman, Jno. Mason.
Francis Mason, Miss A Newman Miss Margaret
Newman, Peter Kemper and lady, w F. Under
hill, Mr.. Evelieth, Eben Evelieth, Mr. Roheds.
N. III 3. Taylor, q A. Adams, A g. Herkaoth
E. Smith, John Smith, Capt. Bayman, and 5 v
Roberts.
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Storm at Springfield, IN.

CHICAGO, Aug "A heavy rain storm, accom-
panied by terrific thunder and lightning, passed
over spring neld, III last night, completely de-
molishiug Wither's carriage mandatory and
destroying large number Of carriages Loss es-
timdied at Sl5,UO number Of unfinished build
lngs In various parts Of the city derably
damaged. 10 was impossible, however TO obtsi n
any estimate of the amount Of damage There
were no persons Injured.
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The Misseari Election

81. Louis, Aug 6, late p. m-The returns as
far as have been received indicate the election Of
John ;. Phelps douglas democrat) TO Congress
from the sixth district, and John w Reid (dem-
oerat) from the fifth district
Hancock Jackson (the Breckinridge candidate
Tor Governor) polled a very small vote in the few
counties heard from. The union ticket IL ahead
Ia Washington county, and Claiborne jackson
(the Douglas gubefnatorial candidate) leads the
vote in Benton county
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, August 6.-Arrived. schooner
Potomac, from Vera Cruz Sue brings dtspatchos
IT washington. The 81 y was healthy The
Spanish frgate Isabel n bad arrived al Vera Cruz
TO communicate with the Spanish Munster MI
ramon was at Lagos. The Liberals were concen-
udung tbeir forces TO atlaCk the Capitol The
Liberals had seized the Bishop Of 6uadslaiars to
elect The exchange Of Uragua. The MiTamon
party were threatening 20 attack Vera Cruz
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The U. $. A.trouOmicaI ExpedItion

SIDNEY, Nova Scotia, August 6.--The United
States coast survey steamer Bibb which went 10
Cape Chudieigh, Labrador, with scientific
corps 70 observe the solar eclipse Of the 18th July
arrived here on Friday. After rece wing supply
Of coal she sailed for New York IL is under
stood that the corps met with great success in
their operations the weather having been very E.
yorahIg
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Excursion to the Great Eastern

BALTIMORE, August 6 A large number of e1-
cursiOnisis 20 view the Great Eastern went down
10 Annapolis to-day, bat only about , 900 went on
board. The day was intensely hot The Presi-
dent and members of the cabinet are expected TO
visit the ship on Wednesday or Thursday
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Loo AL NEW s.

II Though THE STAR Is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, Its edition
Is 50 large as to require 1t to be put to press at an
carly hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day. IA. Ia.-ea
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The Philadelphia and Baltimore Central
Railroad

PHILADELPHLA, August "A meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Philadelphia aud Bait more
CenLel Railroad was held at Avondale SATURDAY
resolution was adopted authorizing a lease II
tue foed Wi thin twenty days TO the Philadephia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Comi,any
unless subscription is "a SD TO carry the road
under the present ~ rectinn
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A Wester DefauIter.

CINCINNATI, August 4.-chsrles McDougal, Of
the firm of West McDougal. commission mer-
chants OF this city, disappeared last night accom-
panied by the book keeper. IL 10 stated that they
took s35 .00 belonging TO the firm. The house
has been doing an extensive business, and had
large Southern and Mestern patronage
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Washington, August 9th.

CENTRE MARKRr.-The market opened this
morning with large supply The range of
vegetable stands Were especially attractive the
supply consisting Of the choice productions of our
suburban farms and gardens, as well as the selec-
tions from more distant localities The attend
of the day was up to the average. The hay mar
ket was occupied by wagons and carts, laden
with articles usually found in that locality, and
there also seemed 70 be an increasing demand
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Temperance of Edwin Ferr.,t

Nav lORK, Aug. 6.--The New YOrk Herald
announces that Bdw Forrest. the actor. will re-
appear on the stage at NiblO's In September, and
subsequently in Philadelphia, Baltimore and
other cities.
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Obituary.

Louisville, Aug. 5.-w. b. Clifton, Of the
firm Of James, Hewitt Co, of Liverpool, died
here Yesterday, leaving manumitted all his slaves,
four hack loads Of whom attended the funeral TO-
day as chief mOornerf. -.n.r
There have been several cases Of sun-stroke to-
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NorrcE TO WAsHISsroNANs.- Those OF our
feitow-ciaLens leaving for the watering places
and elsewhere should bear In mind that we do
not mail The STAR except after payment In ad-
vance at the rate Of 37k cents per month
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FiIe at GaysvaIIs, vermont.

SOUTH RoYALsToN, VT, Aug. 6-Newbank' q
factory and hotel, two stores, dwelling house,
and bridge across White river, were burnt at
Gaysvil this morning. Loss Sl00,O00.
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HoLLow.y's PILLs.

DiARRHeA.-A sudden supp -esslon ofthe evacua-
ions frequently ends in collapse. The action Of
Honoway,s medicines are basel on more rational
principle; by combining with the depraved humors
they neutralizs and expel them through the natur-
Al channels. They purify the fluids, cleanse the
bowels, lnvlgosate the stomach. and By regulating
the varlous functions restore the body To its nor
ma state OF health. Sold BY al Druggists. at &c.
&C., and 8 per box. auSIw
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New York Bank statement

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-The weekly statement Of
the city hanks shows a decrease Of S97I, 900 in
speciei 439 $50 In deposits; and increase OF
81 GA 200 in loans and Sll6 GO in circulation
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Railroad Accident.

BosroS, August 6-At Canton, yesterday, the
steamboat express train from New York. ran over
VIM Warren, Of StoughtOn, killing him almost
instantly.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT in another column of a
fine fast sailing vac bit for SALE about which In
formation can be obtained at II o. Hoods jewelry
store t
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nounce an excursion TO Fort Washington and th,
w hite House Pavilion tomorrow, "wednesday. !
See advertis ement -. =
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THE MONTGOMERY GUARD announce a grand
picnic at Arlington Springs on "Wednesday, The
18th instant Keep lookout for particulars In
future advertisement --r rr
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Fatal Accident

BosroS, Aug Ga Mr.. Hussey, Of Baltimore,
on his way 70 Portland with his family, was run
over and killed BY the cars at Exeter, New HsmP
shire, on Saturday. -,r,.-l ---.-.-.
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DoN'r FoReEr the picnic Of Gorsuch Cbape
sabbath School, to-morrow, at Columbia Springs
For particulars zee advertisement =
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All of DR.. Humphreys Il Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathle Remedies put up expressly for family
In cases, containing - walls, from So 10 S.
each, with book OF full directions. For sale by
NJ. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald 353 north street;
Also also by b. Winter, north corner Of street and
Hazel, for internal and external iniianlmafions OF
AL KINDS. Sold as above. ma ly
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has just received lot Of very handsome French
fatigue caps at his store, which have attracted
much attention, and are greatly admired They
were ordered for the Potomac Light Infantry. Of
their fatigue dress. The cap is very light, and
consists of a black body with light blue band
.,A ton
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RUMoR AFLoAT.-Iti is rumored about that the
Japanese contribution has been distri bued to the
city police, and also that the quota to each man
was considerably decreased by required contri-
button to aid In relieving certain association
fromdebt incurred by the late mayoralty elect on
1t was nice game to play If Dame r umor speaks
the truth, and the details must have been rather
aggravating to the men who were to be the re-
cpients Of this gift II Is said to have been repre-
sented TO the police that by the engineering Of
their superiors division of the Japanese present
had been made for 160 men for this CITY, when
there are only 100 in the service that
they were better of In the dividend than they
would have been IL their superiors had not en-.
gineered the matter for them, and that, having
received this large sum, they could well afford to
contribute IS each to the object before mentioned
list, 1t Is said, was made out, and each was re-
CURED TO sign 1t, acknowledging the contribn-
ton This Will OF course appear to be voluntary
contribution on the paper, but the rumor gives II
a very Involuntary appearance. Will not some
Of the parties interested In the matter give us
light on the subject?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-07

CENTRAL GUARDHousE CAsE-Mandy Hon
kins, col, was taken in for safe keeping This
morning her master paid the fine and costs
81 l5-and she was released to him. T
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THE GREAT EASTERN EXCURSION of the
most pleasant and really enjoyable excursions on
record presented In the one now nearly perfected
by the committee in charge for Annapolis per the
magnificent and swift steamer Baltimore to visit
the great steamship about which so many columns
have been written and so many steel and wood
fame Of the Great Eastern has travelled into every
land on the civilized globe, and awakened, es-
pecially on this side OF the Atlantic, the most
widespread curiosity on the party Of the people
The last and the best chance is offered in the adj
vertisement to which we refer. 6" Make noten
of the fact
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MRS: WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
PhynoIan, has q Soothtns Swsp fer CAtldes Tssfh-
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of eethinr
by softenlns the gums, reducing al inflammation
Will allay all pain. and is sure TO regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, il will give rest
20 yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
another column. - 90 Il-iy
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NEW YoRx, Aug. Z Flour 10 buoysnt State
ia. Corn IL stead mixed o. \ a6sc. Pork 10
firm. Lard is steady. WHISKY 10 dali al 30xe.
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Murder I'm Boston

BosroS, Aug. 5-William Howard, residing
IN N tth sir q. was arrested yesterday for killing
b . Sife, by b ating and kicklng-
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nlevements Of Gen. waller.

NKw ORLEANS, Aug. Gen. Walkers expe-
dition to Nicaragua left the Island Of Cosumel on
the 20th July. II consisted Of Eve small vessels,
and about 500 men.
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On Thursday, Ans ust I'd, by Rev VIM. Edwards
GEORGE :. ROUN, Esq. OF Fernaud ma, Fla,
TO Nj. LIZZIE, daughter Of Judson Mitchell, Esq.
Georgetown, ID. c.
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BEAR IN MIND the prize picnic to come off a
Anaiostan island, on Monday next. See adver
tisement In another column. 800,
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BARRY's TRrcoPHKRou,

BARRY's TRIcoPHKRous
the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
uiylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try It. Sold BY al Drug
glss ana Perfumefe mar Rem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-07

EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS are being made for
the Ben and Everett mass meeting I'm front of the
City Hail, tomorrow night, and II will no doubt
beam interesting affair. fs. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-07

Il GRAND tournament and ball is announced to
take place at Mashall's Pavilion, 81 Mary 8
county, Md, on Tuesday, the 18th inst Fer par
ticuiufs see advertisement In another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-07

WlsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRf-The
Editor of the International Journal says:-"Of all
plaints we have the greatest faith in Wistdrs Bal
SAN Of Wild Chsyrg. Free from those narcotic in
ton of soe other patent medicines, il acts with
out injury to the Nervous System We speak OF
this valuable mediein from person kno ledge Of
Ats effects. Scarcely two airs have elap sed since
a member oil our family was raised from the very
brink of the grave through its uEe: and in several
subsequent cases where il has been administered
IN our househo!d, IL has never once Jailed Of the
friends IN the British Provinces md among the
rest OF mank nd as q certain remedy for Incipient
Diseases ofthe Lungs 81 XVI
wrappsr.Z ID 81 TEF-ltFlF q - =
5 Prepared by 8. w. Fowle q Co., Boston, and for
sale by Y. D. Gilman. 3. c. Ford, IL, >. b. Waite,
y. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn q Palmer, Wash
ington; and By dealers every where. > aa7-1vr
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the oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
Ing ksts and Mics, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants,
Aassuitoss, Flsas, Moths, GIsin- Worms and Gar,
! W. Principal Depot, 81 . Broadway, NY. -
Sold By al Dfagsists eyerywberes, - me- Is I'm <
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THE ST. JosKPH's MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM,
which win be an edifce Of magnitude, u iity
and beauty, which IL to occupy one of the sites
near the church of st. Aloysius, will be com.
menced at an early day, and win be ornamental
to that section Of our city To this benevolent in
stituion several valuable requests have been made
within q short period. I n
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Il LEVY CouRr.-At session Of the court held
Yesterday, George w. Riggs, Esq l., was elected
president, in place of Lewis Garbery, deceased
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SEVENTH STREET.
- !. AT THElDI.n sTANn-
464
AGA

= 80 AT THE OLD STAND.
The subscl Der, grateful Tor the liberal patronage
EJheretofore exteDded 10 him, has the -
rfxX customers and the public gene aly thafl u
UffI he has again opened store ct he old stand,
49, corner or seventh and u streets with a full
and complete assortment Of foe - =
GkOChRlEs. fEAe, LiQ ORs and CIGARS.
line intending 20 spare no efforts 20 give entire sat
Fsesk BUTTER and EsGs constantly on hand
~ ,ls-eoew : WIN. II. BREREToN.
RALTiAokE LIFE INSURANCE cos-IN
y eeRRoKk1KD l65n-joHn 4 DoNALDsoN, Pres;
III: s seasss NJ }ssgsEs LIVES and BUYS
Company's Akencs Cor the District Of ColumblAr
ofes q Ls.,s Johnson &C. h1 z6iT .' Hs s
%. z. a.ssss. N. D. Ned. kzf. dsssOa
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ARKIvxD at Carriers wharf, foot Of Thirteen
apd-a-half street, schooner Chas Moore, Inger-
soil. from Philadelphia with ls5 tons Of coal for
Messrs. Sheriff Il Dawson. Also. schooner Come
liza Noyes, from the same port, with LIS tons Of
coal for MIR. James Fraser. ts.
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BEAR IN MIND the grand excursion of ST Peters
Sunday School to Glymont, Tomorrow. For par
ticuiars see advertisement -. q
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POLICE MATTERs-Befors Justice Clark.--Sarah
Greyson, accused Of profanity, was fined 50 40.
language; fined S2.40. Amelia Simmons swear
ing; fined S406. James Butler, for using pro-
fame language; fined 1915. VIM. 8 Simpson,
charged with harboring dangerous dog; fned
81 S. on confession Of Judgment b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-07

The POPULAR PRIZE EXHIBITIONS at Odd
Fellows Hall 1t will be seen by advertisement
in another column, close up this evening with a
grand exhibition for the benefit Of Mr.. Sanderson
the enterprising and accomplished lessee On
this occasion, besides the beautiful and classical
exhibition which the eye never tires Of looking
at, and the exhilarating music Of Messrs. Bird
and Scheel which the ear never grows weary Of
hearing, fifty beautiful and costly gifts valued
at $500, will be distributed by lot among the au-
dience. OF course, those who have received so
much pleasure and so much jewelry at the hands
tonight, on the occasion of his benefit and posi-
lively the last night Of Thicdon's Museum OF Art
in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-07

!. a GnAsD PlcNlc comes OF to-mouow at the
Park. e. as s - - 4. - - =
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A PICNIC for the benefit of 81 yineent's Female
Orphan Asylum 10 TO be given at Arlington Spring
on Monday, August Doth. This Is the pic mic for
those who wish 70 combine utility with pleasure.
Keep look out for the particulars In future adj
vertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-07

ELECTED AND INsTALLED-The following gen.
tlemen were last night installed as officers Of
George Washington Tent, /. o. Of r.. to serve for
the ensuing quarter Jas. A. Cooper, Sh.; VIM
H. G. Breggeman, p. G. r.; Jos. Hongh, C. R :;
3. C. Mills, ID. r C. w. Mitchell, s.; G F.
Kidwell, F. g.; John Mills, H. Smith, l. !;
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HOMEOPATHIC RxMKpIKs

LyoN's MAeSErIc PrfLs
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold every where. al s-Sm
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The LIGHT INFANTRY.-This fine corps had
meeting last night at their armory and. we learn
that in view Of the malicious reports in circula-
others Of our citizens, they have decided to make
known all the facts connected with the visit of
the "Zouaves'' to this city; their reception and
entertainment, and the arrangement for the graft
hcation of the citizens; and let the public see who
are to blame for the disappointment which the
citizens suffered. The statement will be made
without respect to persons.
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MARRIED

PErNIKs.-Persons desiring Pennies will away
end them for eroh.nse at the Star Othae cou rtar
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THE EXCURSION Of the Odd Fellows to Analos-
tan Island, tomorrow, for the benefit Of their
library, 10 expected to be grand affair, and will
Of course be generally participa In by our cti-
zens The committee Of arrangement, we under
stand, have spared no pains to make 1t the excur-
sion OF tbs season; and those composing the COM
mittee are just the men to accomplish what they
undertake, For particulars Of the excursion, see
advertisement in another column ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-07

RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Mead, from the committee on police re.
ported the following resolution substitute for
the one Of similar Character passed by the Board
Of Aldermen: p
RssoIred, That the Mayor be authorized to en-
close the pipe yard and new central guard honse
with liable brick wall, and that the sum Of
800 be appropriated out Of the wafer fund for this
purpose; passed -t far BOD -
Also the following: -ri -.
Reso!red, That 81 900, or much thereof a.
may be necessary, be and the same Is hereby APP
propriated out Of the general fund 10 improve the
Northern market, TO carry water into said market
FOL, and for otter purposes passed, -vsg =
- Also, the following: - - 49, ~
Rssoired, Tia, Lucien 8. Page be allowed to
continue the use Of frame building built by
himself, on the wharf near the southern terminus
Of Seventh street west, any law 20 the CONTRARY
Notwithstanding: Proridsd, the authority Ia re-
served 10 the Mayor TO empower It's removal when
ever the public interest may be required q 70
without action on the above RESOLUTION, the
board took recess for the purpose OF meeting the
81 other board In joint needing and slecfing an
Asssoof for the fifth Ward. - :
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! A sKLEcr musical entertainment, It wiz be seen
Anslestan Island on Friday and Saturday even
tngs next, commencing at four O'clock The
character and qualifications Of the parties engaged
In this anair insure rich musicsi treat to those
who may have TIE good fortune to participate
In heaf SO Efaa .Ts 81 a-s 81 a - "a
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDRsr.-As the train on
the Orange and Alexandria railroad, upward
bound, was approaching Mitchell's Station on
sunday night ran over a negro man lying
lengthwse on the rail- II 10 supposed In state Of
the train reached the next station, when fragments
Of clothing were found upon the cowcatcher.
The down train, however, found and picked up
the body, which was cut in twain from head to
foot p l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-07

ALRxANDRIANs COMING TO THE BELL AND Ev-
KRErT RATIFICATION MEETING To-MoRRow
NIGHr The Gazette says: 1--WE understand that
the steamer Thomas Collyer has been chartered
by the Union Club Of this city to convey them to
Washington on Wednesday night next, TO attend
the grand ratification meeting Of the Union party
of that city. 1t is expected thata large number
will 90 up on herr tt4 II ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-07

THE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Ed
ifW VIII YOU please inform your readers by
what constitutional principle of American Justice
and liberality the Bible Is made text book in
public schools, 10 the virtual exclusion of The
children Of large proportion Of our citizens who
do not believe in the Interpretation Of the sacred
volume e1 eafhsdra! CATHoLIcUs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-23

UpVvNTds OF 81 ,uOO,UOU
Losses have been paid by the -5-!na Insurance Co..
liz the past IS years.