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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

-. uev 0NOsa, OnQ1sI Aaslln, laaolnR.
- Gans AeRgss sanss - 80 -
49,
' - ss;.sisss. :: S..s::sss;. 49, = -:
- besk oeee weea.
1sese Mag.sais vsdsssSey stsan;
lsssvs . Cssrsssi:.ville asss dsy Syepa;
1eoso Oaspsoseville Friday . -;
Asssvsss nsgsslia ssst q! ~ S.
iilss: Pr. s;vs: :s. y Gsi.,ii'' I,yias -
lsevs Aa.sose Tuesday aslpa;
Arrive g viasoe sezt day byspn;
Leave vistoa Aosday ssssa;
Arrive ss nassage sat Day b l3a.
DiAs - - rsass q Rsd.s. 90 siiss ysvissa.
Bids also isvitsd 70 rsn via Less Grove "A
0sssva 70 vistes( - miles, )Alss e sve nip
svook.
lllte. Rsos Nasistts. By NsvsAs, Bss.sas, ~
Nsv Js6sssea. 70 CssreaitOa, lis miles -
boek ooee . week.
Lave Marietts Aosday ct sn;
Arrive ct Csrrolton Hs1t Wednesday bys n;
Leave Cansltoa ThuSsdsy st ean;
Arrive ct Nasistts next Saturday hyspn.
ll1e0. Froa Mssistts, By Nevada, BoseoSers'.
New JsGsssoe, Cazrolltoa, Denison aad Dslvi-
dess, 70 Decatur in Nsbsaska Territory, IT'S
miles asd back, once week.
Leave Marietta Monday ct m;
Arrive q Decatur next Friday By spn;
Leave Decatur Aondsv ats an;
Arrive 1t Nsristta next Friday byspn.
ll1Sl. From Marietta. BY Lafayette, ltAopolis'
Aekley, Nsumsntown, HsnpGea, Haseseea,
Nainss Grove, and Doun Grove, = Mason
City, 50 miles and baek, esss . week.
Laws Marietta Thursdsy Ut s A.;
Arrive et Mason City next day By epa;
Leave Mason City Tuesday Ut n
Arrive ct Marietta next day bye pm
Bids = commence route st Iowa Falls Invited
Hiss. From Mason City, BY Bristol AID Bear
Lake, Minnesota, TO Albert Lea, - miles and
back, once . week.
Leave Mason City Saturday 1t San;
Arrive 1t Albert Lea next day byspm;
Leave Albert Lea Monday 1t am;
Anive 1t Mason City next day BY spn.
lll65. From Aitchell; BY Plymouth aad shell
Rock Falls, 70 Mason City, Is miles and bask
once week.
Leave Mitchell Wednesday a.;
Arrive at Mason City BY 6pm;
Leave Mason City Tharsdsy at an;
Arrive 1t Mitchell BY N.
lllsl. From Monticello, by Csstle Grove, New
Buffalo and AcQaeen's Mills, 70 Paris, - miles
apd back, once week.
Leave Monticello Friday ct SAN;
Arrive At Paris byspn;
Leave Paris Saturday ct an;
Arrive ct Mon, ecsllo By 8 pm;
lll65. From Mount Vernon, BY New Liplso,
Springville. PaddiGgton and Wsp.a, T.
Clasks Ford. q miles and back, onoe week.
Leave Aount Vernon Friday at San;
Arrivs Clark's Ford BY 6pm;
Leave Clarks Ford Saturday ct an;
Arrive at Mount Vernon 81 pm;
lllSs. From New Je6ersoa, By Lake City and
Rseooon Fork, to SEC City, 50 miles and back,
once week.
Leave New Jefferson Tuesday atsan;
Arrive st Sac City nsxt day BY In;
l.esvs SAC City Wednesday q pm;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-08

D.orosALs FOR CONVEYING fh2 Hziis
d De United 6tstss fs,n Oetss9 !: lee0. =
Juss ~ 1854, % the following sesess y ~ sssse
ssis Dspsstnsst satil ?. =. Of Jsly u es1s, -
3 decided By A.suss II. eealovise:
NM. Yron Ashton TO Decatur, Nsb. IT, nalee
end baSk, once . week.
Lave Ashtoa Saturday ct sn;
Arrive Of Decatur b. IL A.;
Law Decstur Saturday st9p
Anivs ct Ashton By pm.
Bids foe three tsfps week invited.
lllol. From Bsllsfontsias, By Atties 81 Coz.
port. to ChaEtee, 80 miles and bach, eaee Q
Leave Bsllsfsstains Tussday stsan;
Arrive st Chsrites byspn;
Leave Chs.itoa " sdnesday stssn;
Auivs ct Bellsfontaine BY spm.
Bids for two and also three times week Invited.
lll09. From Bsntonspost, BY Ksossaqss, Phils-
delpaia. lo.eville, 0ttanva. Eddyyilie, An
stssdsm, Red Rock Psnningtoe, lAisSetee.
and Adslphi, - Des Aoinss, las miles and
back, once . week. -
Leave Bsetonsport Monday 1t San;
Arrivs ct Dss Aoines sext w sdnesday By 8 pm;
Leave Bee Moinss Thursday 1t IN;
Arrive ct Bentonsport next Saturday BY p n.
Bids 70 commence route st Eddyvills invited.
lll03. From Bloomfield BY Savannah, to Lassss-
ter. No., 70 miles and back, onee week.
Leave Bloomfield Thursday st San;
Arrive ct Lancaster BY 0pm;
Leave Lancaster Friday ct 8 an;
Arrive at Bloomfield BY 6pm.
bids for two and also thres times week invited.
lll04 From Bradford, by Marble Rock, u Rsck-
ford, ~ miles and back. once week.
Leave Bradford Tuesday ct sam;
Arrive ct Rockford by SPIN;
Leave Rockford Wednesday ct an;
Arrive ~ Bradford BY SPIN.
Bids for tWoand also three timesa week invited.
Bids to include Flood Creek also invited.
lllO5. From Burlington, By Augusta, Denmark,
West Point, Dover and Primrose, TO Faf1ias'
ton, % miles and back, once week.
Leave Burlington Tuesday at Is an;
Arrive ct Pennington By SPm;
Leave Psrmington Wednesday atS sn;
Arrive ct Burlington BY P N.
Bids for three trips week invited.
lll0s. From Cascade, BY Isabel, OvsrFseshS Fer
~, Walnut Fork. Pioneer Grove, and 0overs
Fsny, 70 Iowa City, IS miles and back, once
week.
Leave Cascade Tuesday at am;
Arrive st Iowa City next day by I'm;
Leave Iowa City Wednesday II 2pn;
Arrive 1t Cascade next day BY SPIN.
lll07. From Cascade, by Suplis Fsrd and John
son, TO Wyoming, 70 miles and baek, once
week.
Leave Cascade Wednesday at an;
Arrive 1t Wyoming at S pm;
Leave Wyoming Thursday At SAN;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

SAD AFFAIR AT NoRFoLK-A Father Aeei-
deHtdiiy Shoots HIS Daughter Dead IA NEST
heart-rending accident occurred at Norfolk Va
on Wednesday evening, affording another awful
warning to those handling firearms. II appears
that MIR. Jesse T. Newell, a worthy citizen and
indulgent parent, went home from business about
sunset, and finding his little son playing In the
loaded, took 1t from him and while examining II,
II was accidentally discharged The Day Book
thus tells the rest OF the truly sad story: Laura
(Mf. Newell's daughter) beautiful and interest
ing little girl Of nine summers, seated on the
steps getting her lesson when the pistol went OF
and instantly jumping up she exclaimed. "Ohi
pa, you hars killed me ~ As she said this
the blood burst from her nose and mouth
She fell forward and instantly expired. The
pistol had been charged. with two large buck
shot, both Of which had entered her right
breast and perforated her right lung The great
shock, together with the Internal heu.orrhaye
produced almost Instant death Dfs. Gait and
Bright were almost instantly called and reached
the scene OF casualty In a very short time but too
late; the little girl had breathed her last, and
worthy family were overwhelmed with grief
The unhappy father, almost bereft Of reason by
the distressing and heartrendinc accident, sought,
In his frenzy, to take his own life He seized a
knife and made a desperate efortto cut his throat
but was prevented from stepping his family I'm
still deeper grief by some Of his friends, who
happened to rush up In time Soothing draughts
We're given him, and he finally became Quoted,
and retired with almost broken heart The
unhappy mother OF the little ore was heard
through the live long night sobbing and mourn
Ing the untirneiy death OF her child, while the
agonlzing wall that occasionally rose upon the
night, told how deep was the distress of the
stricken parents.
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mr. Lbs cHENCK, THE LUNG Doctor

RR. y.H. sCHENCK, THE LUNG DOCTOR.
u Of PhiIsdslPhi. viii Be in ws.hinr :, The
street and Louisiana svenps, on Wsdnssday oers
Ger slst. PROFESSIONALLY. He i the proprietos Of
scHfsex's RKsPiRossrnn, the onl, i nstl1meS %
that can, to a certainty, dstsct the slishtsst mur
pSr,snee to tie M:ng s sminsn,
physicians make great ni,stskee in examining
vita sssfy .cnnd or Ct
ei.ss.sd Bronehiei TUBE. Patient. come 70 DR.
lung v.s eImost gone " hen by . olose ation
an Ssa AZ. fSaS Sd sss
healthy acon of the liver and tone to the stomaoh
msdiOi ss thai viii ,top cough is certain Death to
me PALE nj; LOCKS the liver stops the circps
stopping the action of the very ans that caused
two o o..ss Of ason 81
it,d. bomo!. 20 nst.ps. a.lvs and TOO
alovsy evsr,thps thst !: eaton lie: heavy on the
oo@psnnS a tms n Iii: way. hss axe
heavy cold and before they get rad of il, then
]. the time go & Dr. seSencf and get youS lung.
sa. S, then is the tia to nov What couch
...ivs state and before the pate Of Is sIsr. Of his
must sosn follow. e"1 's"sN
Sohenok's Pulmonic Syrup IL IN expectorant, bat
Acoush .uddenly, but II aided with the seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills, il ture to purify and
oaIry OF all diseased matter from the system.
DR.; 8. has number Of persons, in thus city, that
can be referred to, that have beer in the ast saTes
OF Consumption, and cured By his medicines He
does not wish to 10 understood that when lungs are
gone that he can make new ones, but when one is
sound and the other may have quite oavlt, in il m
can BY careful treatment be ripened, and diseased
matter carried Cd, ADD the patient get we'll
For taorouEh examlnatio with his &c prone
ter he charges S. but often happens bis patients
DO not require an examination With the espirome-
yer, ~ ne n4e ned anon erge experience he osn
detect at glance whe her Euch an examina ton M
necessary. All professional advice
GRATIS.
Persons desirous Of consulting DR.. 8. had better
eysll themselves Of this Opportunity, a. his cells
esevhefe are % numerous that II IL i'm DossibIe
for him e VISIT Warrington every week Is he It
Price ofthe Pulmonic kyrup, ri Der bottle. or S5
per haif DOZEN; Ssaweed Tonic. u Der bottle or as
POI ~ eoxen; Msndrske Pills, Is cents per box.
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Personal

-. Hon J. w. Stevenson, of Kentucky. IN a,
Browns
80. Mrs. Gov. Morgan 10 the recipient of a
beautiful diamond necklace, present from the
Prince of Wales. 10 was sent from Boston by
express.
unostentatioDssv at the house of Henry GrinnelI,
Esq in New York, prior to her departure for
California. She las visited the Desf and Dumb
Asylum, the Society Library. &C.. expressing
hears Of this part Of the New w orld.
-''' Mr.. Yancey, the Southern orator, Of Ala.
bama, 10 astep-son Of Rev. N 8 g. Beman. d ID
Of Troy, N. Y who, when young man, was
teaching in that State, and married Mr. Yancey,s
mother, Young widow, with two or three small
children. DIR. Beman settled In Troy, bringing
Mr. Yancey with him, when he was fitted to en-.
ter Willianstown College
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

IL A tournament Of ten days duration among
the professional billiard players Of the United
States commenced yesterday afternoon at two
O'Clock, at the billiard rooms Of Mr.. Lynch, on
Union Square, New York. Kevanaugh, White,
Lynch, Cleveland, Bird, Tieman, and several
others. are to play the four ball carom game of 25O
points; each contending with all the others in
succession, and he who wins the most games 10 to
regarded as the champion, and will be presented
with gold-mounsed cue. The winner will play
q game Of 500 points with MIR. Phelan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

IL Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times tells about Ca most dIabolcal plot''
among certain high officials here for the dissolu.
tion Of the Union. ~ He says that "the plan, as
stated, II for the Government Of the Southern
States to convene their Legislatures by proclams-
ton on the sth day Of November, or as soon there
after as the election Of Mr. Lincoln is ascertained
that the Legislatures will proceed to declare tie
Union dissolved, and TO pronounce in favor Of Mr..
Breckenridge as the President Of the Southern
Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

ID A trial Of speed for road horses best three
In Ave, for Mr. Monnot's prize Of $500, took place
on Thursday on the Fashion Course, N. V, and
was 4 complete success. About a thousand spec
tators Were on the stands-a larger proportion
than common from among well-known and re-
spectacle citizens. The first heat was won by the
horse Tartar the second, third and fourth by Put
nam, and he was therefore declared winner. The
frst heat was trotted In 80; second In 33X;
third in 32I. and fourth In 3sX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

- IL Formes, Stlgelli, and Madame Fabbri,
who have formed an operatic firm in New York
in opposition to the U!lman and Strakosch dy-
nasty, opened the season at the Academy of Music
on Wednesday night, with Robert lie Diable."
The house is said 70 have been full, and the per-
Torrance good. r-e
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By A. GREEN, Auction.er.

by a. huctiOneef.
INTENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOME NEW
~ EuRNIIUkE AND PIANOS AT AUCTION Or
ThI kSDAt the IS h inst at 10 O'Clock g. m, 4
shall sell At the wareroom, No $50 north d street
between 6.h srd Th streets vcet, an exoellent a.,
so-tment of New Furniture. We snumerate in
part
fins Mahogany and Walnut Parlor Sets, With Bro
cateiie Covering, comprising Tete-a Tetes, 2
Arm, and pa Tor ChaIrs,
Fine Mahogany Marble top Dressing and other
Fine Mahogany Marble top Center. Side and Sofa
Tables,
Fine Mahogany whatno.. Corner Book and other
Stands,
Fine Mahogany Hair cushioned and Spring sofas,
Lounges. Castor, Arm and Rocking Chairs,
Fine mahosany, 6ne Jenny Lind, French and other
Cane; seat Office, DINING, Reception and Chamber
Fine Walnut and Mahogany wardrobss, Bookcase
Fine Marble top Cottage and Hall Sets,
China, Glass and Croekery Ware,
With large variety of ether Furniture which We
deem unnec -ssary TO cnumerate.
Also, three second hand Piano Fortta one of which
Is very superior, wlta stool and Cov,r.
Terms: All sums under S25 cash over 0as q
credit Of and mon hs for notes satlsis ctoi iiy
endorsed, b airing interest.
B.Ins compelled To movs out Of tbs house By the
LIST Of November, bsrsai 70 may be az leoteds
90 I'D A. GREEN, Auot
" THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CON
tnued on TUESDAY, the Soth inst came hour.
Oo 2-d A. GREEN. AUct
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS,

GRApuATINe CLASS OF NAVAL CApsrs OF ts6O
The followngis list Of the candidates who have
been admitted In the Naval Academy In 1850 ::
Horatio q McClintcc, VIM Earle Yancey, Thos-
g Garrett, Ala VIM Carroll, Ark /; G. A Bran
Hnghsm, Conn; Raphael J. Nose, LIE Roy H.
Hin, Barron Carter, Ga; Aug. 6 Kellogg, Lucier
Morris, Chas. McGregor. Joseph B. Coghlan.
Henry Glass, ILL.,; James A. Dick, Ind Fred'k
Mccormick, Yates Sterling, Richard P. Leary,
Md; Geo. VIM. CONN, Frank wildes, Benz.
HEATH j., Cha.; Green Bush. Francis A Cook,
Gridley, John A. Hopkins, Mich; John 3. Liv-
ingston, VIM. l.. Ames, j., MINI; James g.
Baldwin, Cassius Meyer, Me Thos r. Brooks,
Mo Geo. H. Wadleigh, N. H.; Gustavus Eng.
iish, n. 5; Gins } Barclay Louis E. Pagan,
Alfred Sculi Newlin, John NJ Reber, James B.
Oaerlob, WIN. l.. Findley, Penn Geo. d Bryan,
8, C.; Charles Sewer, Joseph B. Pryton, Tenn !;
VIM. II Webb, CORTLAND c Clements William.
son Dunn, Ind Esculapius Buckmaster, K T.;
John Pegram, C. n. Pendleton, VIM. O Boyle,
Dennis w. Mullen, VIM. C. Wise, Jefferson
Nv. Sparks, La Charles fl. Craven, n: ID.
n. J.; Charles F. Schultz, WIN. w. Maclay
VIM. Alexander Duer, Ira Harris, jr., Francis
Morris. Robert E. Carinody, Philip n Cooper,
Isaac T Morris. David Clark, John ID Clark,
A. s. Crowningshield, Allen d. Brown, N. Y
Henry :. Il. Williams n G ; Henry Wright,
McIlvaine, w. w. Hendrickson, Douglas c. Cas-
sele, Ohio; James NJ. Pearson, VIM. r Hunter,
James A. Peters, Tenn; James X 8. Ragsdale,
Texas; Robley d; Evans, U. Tt Charles Edgar
Clark, orris A. Browne, Wyndhap II: Mayo,
George Laughton, Ernst J. Dichman, wis Au.
gusus o. Wright, Ala Albert Henarie Lenox
(D), N j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

III The New York Herald tells about a stock
panic which has recently occurred in Wall street,
In that city--It originated from tho political
aspects Of the times, but only lasted for few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

The Wheeler & Wilson Agency 10 at No 3i6
Pennsylvania avenue. Pric range from 8 81 to
SIS FH'l Instructions given to purchasers, at
th.,r houses. - =
Silk, Cotton, Needles, &c.. for sale.
Y. J. STEER, Agent,
GAG Pennsylvani, avenue
N. B-Send for a Circular. oc % svif
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PERSONAL.

MADAME FELIX, Fortune Teller from Paris
IVA begs icave to inform her former friends and
the public generally that she has removed 20 ESQ
Ninth str.et, northeast corner of NJ where she will
present and future satisfactorily explained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

DROP. l., G. MARINI has the honor of inform.
4 Ing n: former patrons and the public gen n
for the reception Of pupils, and that he Viii "a
c9mmance his FIRST quart on THURSDAYtU y
Novembe- 1st, at o clock, at Union Academy,
corner oil Fourteenth street and New York avenue:
and at Stotts Hall, corner of Twentieth street and
Pennsylvania averue, on FRIDAY, at O'Clock.
III For particulars see Circulars,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

80 " Col bsi W. Washington, of Jefferson
County, Va, has'declared against secession, and
In favor Of Bell and Everett tg,s s Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

GONE TO FLoRIpA.-We understand that Capt.
Meigs has left this city for Fort Jefferson Florida
to enter upon the duties assigned him by the War
Department at that point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

DENT.-Wm. p. Mellen at hatcher, Miss, vice
Richard Edward removed. Alva II Leslie at
Newcastle, Pa vice Alexander Newell resigned
Richard McAllister at KeOkuk, Iowa, vice VIM
Patterson removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
HOW HAVE THE LADIES VOTED?

ELIAS Howe, JR., of Boston, who ia the inventor
Of the "lock-st.oh" used by ths principal sewing
machines, requires sworn returns to BE made TO
him of the number cold by each company, and
the ~ to gay him license for every machine
sold Tne following statement is copis I'd from Mr.
Howes published report, for lass and 1850 it viii
be seen that WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
ING NJ MACHINE Ia pr ferred by an immense ma
jOilty OF the ladies, of the efforts of inter
ekted parties to IDjure its sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

RETURNED Hon. Howell Cobb, Secretary of
the Treasury. has returned after brief absence In
New York, and resumed the duties Of his ofacial
position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

The Piedmontese corps ddrmee In Naples will
amOant to twenty thousand. -----------------
Affairs In the Papal States are unchanged.
IL was reported that Laworiciere had ~t<le-
graphed 70 Msrseilles to kcure passage in the
steamer for Civita Vecchia for himself and three
sficen ; - =
The Sandman Chambers were debating the
law OF annexation, and vote was expected to Be
taken on the 18th.
II was reported that Russia was about to recall
her Ambassador from Turin. =
Advice: from Rome confirm the statement that
the French would occupy Viterbo.
Inc pontihcial gend'armes Prece the French
by twelve hours. The Inhabitants prepared to
rePnlse them, but to yield to the / rench.
Marquis DcpPoli had proceeded to Vitesbo to
reassufe the Inhabitants that Victor Emanuel was
at Marcerata. ="
The statement is confirmed thai Spain had pro-
posed Congress Of the Catholic Powers at Gaeta.
granted to the Naval Department for the construc.
the ports
Since the departure of Fuad Pasha from Syria,
the mussulmen had recommended their massa-
cres and killed twenty Christians The remain
Ing Christians were emigrating to Latatia. The
Musselmen were furious against the Christians
ana had threatened the life Of the ussian Consul
Londonderry, 12th.-lt was reported that the
french army at Rome was to be increased to 60 600
men, and the garrison Of Lyons was to be put on
q complete war footing.
The new Pro- Dictator OF Naples, as soon az be
was appointed. addressed letter to Mazziui. com.
plimenting him on his patriotism, but asking him
10 give proof Of II by leaving the country; tell.
Ing him that even without intending Il, be caused
disunion; that many used his name with the pari.
cida intention Of hosting another banner In Italy
There 10 a probability Of Congress on tie
Affairs Of Italy.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times remarks
that a movement Of the Austrians need not take
persons by surprise. Austria considers herself re-
leased from all obligations contracted with the
French Emperor, and has good reason to know
that that government, bent on exterminating her,
have prepared and probably matured their plans
Tor an insurrectionary movement In her provinces.
private letter from Turin announces that
large amount has been ordered by the Piedmon-
tese Government, aud the day before the Sardin-
Ian Ministers departure from Paris supply Of
so 600 muskets and Ii 900, 900 percussion caps was
granted by the French Government to its Ally
1t is reported that the French army at II ONE Is
to be increased to 60 O00 men. and the garrison
at Lyons put on a complete war footing.
The Patrie SAYS that Cara ald has thanked the
seamen Of the English ship Renown who served
the Garibaldian guns on the LIST. The men were
that dav on leave Of absence
The Piedrnontese troops were expected at Cspua
on the 18th inst 1t was antici pated that the N.a-
politans would evacuate the place before their ar.
rival and retire to Gaeta.
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PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME
S6RNHiR G s46NEo ~ sf pr J6 hAXINS
MALI OkPaAS ASYLUM, on SUNDAY, the
|St Y, inst MT az cl9ck p m
RE, Mayor Of the city, assisted ny the Reverend
Clergy present, and ths Trustees Of the Asylum,
The societies and sssocistIona that viii attend ara
ssss % %sse E 81. folio .qs order
Tho.e sa.s d SI r. ~. snd meet f. !! ELL 8:
Cuesr hf ssR, Of
to the corner of and 18th streets whers iey viii
Be 1 o me- Sy the s o -, q .o5
Of and Fifth ats the y hole will proceed TO the
site Of the building IN the following order: 'A'
F"'t wD a.,n
Reverend Clergy and ,hs Mayor.
TrS:tses Of s.. Yincsni's Asylum.
OrPhans ofSt vincent's Asylum.
g Matthews Schools.
e Dominick,s Schools.
e. pominick,s Society and Schools.
such other schools as may report.
s.yssSss sa q Paul fs ssei. sS''''''
Catholic Temp GRANGE and beneficial Society.
Second Dirisl on.
Reverend Clergy.
81 Aloysius Inatitnta.
g. Aioysius Sunday Schools.
e Aloysins ApPrent.ees' School.
e. e., ;yossph's Catholic Beneficial Society.
De brief, the entire body will move around the
discourse viii be delivered BY the Rev, fsthssk Ma.
CURE. and collection taken in aid Of the orphans
The choir and The whole ssrmina,e " win The Benz
dictloa Of the Blessed Sacrament
JNo. Z. FITZPtATTRICCK,,
oct 26-2t. (Sates Con Int IT.
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ALLEGED BARBARITY IN THE MARINE ColPs.-
The Secretary Of the Navy has directed the CON-
mandant Of the Navy-Yard at Pensacola to inves-
tigate the charge recently made throug the news
papers against Lieut.. Stark, Of the Marine Corps,
Of furnishing men by 90 cruc 'hxion." IL found TO
be true, the officer will be court-martialed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

APPOINTMENT IN The MARINE CoRPs George
>. Houston has been appointed a second lieutsn.
ant In the Marine Corps.