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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
GREAT BARGAINS.
THE PURCHASER MADE RICH.
Now is the Time to Invest.

rT>HE undersigned offers to the public the fol-
i lowing desirable and valuable property, at
very low rates and easy terms.
800 acres of choice prairie land in Delaware
county. Iowa:
32O acres in Tama county:
$50 acres partly improved in Cedar county,
deli ehtfuly located and designed for a grain
and stock iarm,within miles of the county seat.
Also $50 acres of timber land;
Also, 800 bic Town Lots, in Stars
Addition:
For particulars aS to price, terms and locality,
inquire OF the undersigned, or Of II {. PIATT,
Office in the basement OF the new court house:
J. II. STARR:
Upton February 9th. lsGo-6
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-07

A NEW and fresh supply of Sugar, coffee. Mo
lasses. &c. lust received by +. NJ CHlLpS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-07
Tobacco and Cigars,

ever offered in this market which we are able t.
Dncr twenty five per cent lower than the usual
retail price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04
Council Proceedings.

ing 81, 1850.
Regular meeting. Present: Mayor Walker, AID
Lndey, Butler, Grdey, Wade Clancy, Patter-
son, MaIerhoier. Smith, Hoban. Strawn, and Rey-
nolds.
Minutes of two preceding meetings read and
approved.
On motion of LiEdlev, the regular order of bu-
siness suspended, and the matter in relation to the
contested election for alderman in the first ward
taken up. Dispositions and athIayits read.
Wade moved that Thomas w. Osborn, the con-
tesant be admitted 10 seal IN the city council rs
alderman of the city from the first ward in place
OF Edward Butler, the present occupant.
AYES and NAYS called for.
Ayes-Lindley and Wade
Nays-Gridley, Clancy, Patterson, Maierhofer.
Smith, IIoban. and Strawn-7. Motion lost.
Report OF the city surveyor, OF the amount OF
work dope on bitches on north side Of canal, by
W IliIain Norris, contractor.
On motion of Wade,
Or,iered, That the sum of sixty-tve dollars be
allowed 10 W lillian Norris, account Of contract
Tor the construction OF said bitches.
On motion OF Lindiey, the report of the late city
treasurer Was taken up, when, on motion of Lind
ley
Ordered, That the report of the late CITY treasu-
rer as corrected by the special committee to whom
it was referred, be adopted and that the late CITY
treasurer be required TO pay over to the present
CITY treasurer the amount found due from said late
CITY treasurer TO the city.
Clancey from finance committee, to whom was
referred the bill of the city attorney for services
such. $50 reported the same correct, and
recommended payment. Ordered paid.
Hoban. from street and alley committee, to whom
was referred the matter relation to the street in
the 9Th ward, reported thereon in writing.
On motion Of Maierhoier, report received and
ordered placed on file.
City clerk reported copy of assessment roll for
1850 as made by him, the city council being salts
ned the same Is correct copy.
On motion Of Lindley.
Ordered, That u warrant be attached for the col.
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GGieaga ADVERTISEMENTS.
From ROUNDS & LANGDON's

GENERAL 4 DVERTLSING 4 GENCY
i55 RANDOLPH STREET who are agents for this, az
well asior all the !esdlns paper of The Northwest
TO THE LADIES VI. COMINS, VI. D., PROBES
soh OF OBS fEfhiCS, anl Diseases Of Females. par
tcuatly invites all ladies who need medical surg
cal adviser, to call lis Office, ll9 South Clark
street tRoon No. 3. Up Stsirs,) Chicago, II-or adj
dress T. o. Box z.Clj ins oslr F. one stamp.
Dr. Comin- having devoted t:ern years the treat
ihent OF a' diseases peculiar - frnsias ard having
o-en greater part OF the time An offensive IufrI-
airy practice has he-iItncy N saving that he -xrels
all other Fractt III the safe. speedy and eErctuat
treatment OF all female complaints. Durirl; lis long
practice, thouSands Of patients. deemed inc.rable
have been saved from untilnely grave. Ills medi-
cines are nai'ib. and cTitcIly sale ~ lie deli.
constitution.
NSTICE-ln rtos. wi,ss- h-ai:h WiIi not rer-5i, of
tEeir becoming mothers, and wish qoiet rr,or: from
the and tolls % bu>v liz uhiI! their dehitat-d
systems !nyigoTatci, under III OF of
best physicians Of the ~. VII call rr address above.
IT'S PITY the orld don't know how "a get along and
avoid responsibilities. whea 1t /, the easiest thing in
existence, AID trouble. ~ rernittiug five dollars
Or c. they ''n get prevention that can never fail
Ii is impossible.
CANCEE-'hat most dreaded Of all diseases, can be
curth thtcnaly and pr-Inar emily without the Of
th- knife lr G lis had gr numbers of Ia IN under
stance.
Private Diseases, In z'r stages primary secondary
or hereditary Seminal Weakness General Debility In
potency, aud Diseases % all the Urinary Organs, Of
ong or short DURATION rdcsl cr.c is warranted in
all eases
Charges moderate Communications .scredIv conf
Dental, whatever may be- the disease condition.
us'ion Of any one, married or single.
Medicines prepared expressly tor the in ones
ton, aud by mail express to .uy part OF the
United States, put up avoid all scrutiny
picion. myy-ly
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Ottana fret Graber .
LOCAL. MATTERS.
The Meeting Next Tuesday.

We are advised certainly that among
the speakers who will be present at the
Democratic meeting in this city will be
JAS. {. ALLEN, BERNARD ARNTzES, S. 5.
HAYS, and CHAs \. WILLARD Others have
promised to come conditionally.
The Democratic Club of Ottawa have
made arrangements to so in body to the
depot and escort the speakers into town.
The people from the country are invited
to come in early enough to join the pro.
cession from the depot The cars will ar.
rive about | o'clock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

Lindley presented the following resolution,
which, on his motion, was adopted:
Resot1ed, That the city attorney be authorized to
pay and take up any outstanding sewer orders, by
assignirg to the holders of the same any certif-
Gates of purchase at assessment sales for the pay
ment of such ORDERS which may be held by him.
On motion Of Lindey,
Ordered, That the sum of So is be paid Edward
Drew, tax refunded as paid BY him at tax sale De
ceInber 2Sih. 1859, Lots ii and H. in Block s,
Ottawa North.
Bill of Timothy Mccarthy, for labor, IS. 50, re-
1erred TO finance committee.
BILLS ORDERED PAIp.-BilI of Ulick Bourke con-
sructlnS siuices, sli3 bill Of j. b. Ford, services
as supervisor OF streets to Aug 500; bill of John
Clancy Co., lumber. s93O5 bill OF ID. T. Brush.
services as city marshal 10 LIST August, S661 bill
Oh RoH Sanderson, work ON streets, Sll23; bill OF
., Leayens, copying assessment roll, $50; bill Of
Thomas Mackey, work on bridge, LOO; bill OF +.
:. Ellsworth, tending Madison st. bridge, IS; two
bills of Z. ;. Ellsworth, police services, 1900 and
! $50; bill of Henry Barker, police services, 80;
bill of Chas. Hoe!ng, police services, $3.50; bill
Of SChaulin, special police, % cts.
Bill of Joseph Flyers, Tor gravel, ~. 10, presented
and laid on table.
On motion of Wade,
Ortiered, That the street and alley committee be
authorized to contract for the construction OF
sluice across Court street, on north side Nam ST.
Hoban moved that Il street crossing be construct
ed across Clinton street, south side OF DE Soto
street.
Maerhofer moved to amend by directing the SUI
perylSUr of streets construct street crossings
wherever it may be necessary TO do SO, and to
the street labor in constructing the same
Amendment carried.
Hoban moved that the city purchase zoo feet of
hose for the of Niagara Fire Co. No. /, paying
for the same not over 81. Is per foot
Ayes and noes called for.
Ayes-Butler, Clancy, Patt erson, Smith, and
Hoban-5
Nays-Lindley, Gridley, Wade, Maierhofer, and
StraWn--5.
Tie vote. Chair voted in the affirmative Mo-
ton carried.
On motion Of Lndey,
OrIered That the sum Of $50 be appropriated
to be expended under the direction OF the superri
sor Of streets in repairing approaches to Main
street bridge, and such other places Us he may
deem necessary.
Adjourned to 18th September, 1860
.. LEANENS, Ctr C2erk.
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these two works.

'Ic EAtor When Websters Dictiona-
ry is revised, the explanation TO the word
" Nuisance should X. l. r. r. Depot at
LaSalle.' 1t is a long, narrow, dirty place,
without any accommodation. 1t is dis
grace to any Road or any city. and an out
rage on any one obliged to stop in it five
minutes. No water to drink-no retiring
place. 1t is in itself prirH and a dirty
one at that. The floor is filthy from one
end to the other wet with -, well, it
stinks rank and foul Bah the whole
tking should be abated, unless LaSalle de
its strong pungent odors Traveller
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. Aug }, mo-.
Yesterday there was an active demand for heat
and a large amount changed hands a /: for No.
Red winter; CSC for No. 2 do; 93c for No. 3 do;
soao2c for rejected winter; aud Zoe for rejected
spring. There demand for -four for ship
ment, and only few sales were reported Il 81 GOA
4.15 for double extra spring wheat; and s5a5 -
fer red and white winter do. There was d better
demand for Oats, and the market active at
=6c in store There Il good demand for Corn
and large amount sold al sc Tor rejected 1. ..
i2c tor No. ,; - .aigc for No. do, and ,a24c
tLr No ! cuL.L- MINT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04
NEW YORK MARKET.

LBy Telegraph
NEW York, Aug. 3.
Flour, market firmcr, with Little dong Sales
SOFAS. Is for suPertine western 80 5 81 for
common 70 medium extrs. western. Kye -four
steady. SO 50ai -
Wheat, market shade better. with more doing
for export. Sales sI-l-ai.ly for Chicago spring.
! ] 22al g for Milwaukee Club
Corn, market shade hfmer. with fair demand
sales 62aJ2.c for sound mixed western. &c Tor
choice 30.
oats quiet @7a:'yc for western Canadian.
Pork dull
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

GREELEY's ALNAyAc.-All politicians, to
be posted, want one of these books. They
can now be bought at the Ottawa News
Depot Also, the AMERICAN ALMANAC. No
man can be a reliable politician without
these two works.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

The new Universalis, Church at Marseies will be de-
dcated Wednesday, Aug. -, at ~ o'clock p.
Dedica tory Sermon by Rev DR.. Skinner, Presi.
dent of Lombard University. J. DAY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04
ficrriclS'. IIil strengthening PIa.,er,.
The Great Strengtlencr


Tie 2: AMI tt.rs. N.rs..O1 E-1SIy ia tbs
These Trlo~. - '.-s..-- c-r5 pains weakness and
d'-'res, ~ RE .s-a- sides and breast, ia five hours
Indeed. - certain are o. 20 DO rlls'a the p-epri,-
warrant, item. spread from resins, b4l.au- and
gums, on beautiful SD - -r- I-Ts hem peculiarly
adapt 20 The wants % f-a.f.aS and others Their
application D., --qIsy 20. strong man the
delicate woman. aud t.- feeble infant 70 each and
agreeable Hf4u Sfi..a-E annoyance trouble. E.ch
Plaster vii from = four r.oE;hs aud in rleu-
matte ccMaEtS. ,gaius aud true frequently eject
cures when all other remedies fail. FI,! directions viii
be found 81 tire back OF each PILc speakers, vocal
I>t,. ministers o. tie gospel and others. VAL strengthen
their l--- and improve t-s- voices u tc-irftg tte1,
thar br-f.t- Price ! c-ErS.
- Tie above articles sold by all the dealers in
Ottawa; and lv Druggists throughout the United at-s
'.uat and South America. wholesale by al large
Druggists ~ tile P..ucipl. cities.
Iit:RICK BROTHER,
ar-2T Practical O. .-f.t.,y .:N.l4y y y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04
NARSEILLES MARKET.
PinIpIc. and Skin .,,.eusc>

Are the result OF impure blood. The blood becomes
inlck and C!oE-ed. Tn skin >. net able the
impurities % important 10 health. How macy young
men and women with their I.,rs covered nIIu
F'mprs and bvtCheS. who are cndeayoriuZ - remove
them by the Use Ct soaps and ws,-- q: varioE kinds
This / very dangerous ana should never praetced
hy persons DESTROYS %: good b-atn Mothers who hT
children afflicted with sores and e!EioIs, suo- 4
dry them by external applications, for ;his
WaS ley "lll drive 10 tfr nGmor- aid produce 10 -alE
for ta- c- III during Il whole life time There Is
bic hraith.
JJDcON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS are prepared
expressly for the OF eTUpjous TEe
PIrpes. Botcse., Sores e.. they cleanse the bloc
o. all impurities, producing b.auti;ll, clear aat heal
thy skin. much admired by all people Of taS.e and
refinement.
Jud-ou's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all Med
cine Dealers. au.i+s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

Most trustworthy and rel dJLs Insurance mpanies
IN tile United States,
Such as the
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD
Cash Capital, 100000; Surplus, $ls2 325.
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE CO, PHILADELPHIA
Cash Capital, 100000; Surplus $3.50 Pos.
SECURITY FIRE AND MARINE ms. CO. N. YORK,
Cash Capital, 100000; Surplus, 81 ,O6i.
" ENGLAND FIRE MARINE ms CO, HARTFORD
Cash capital, 100000; surplus, S23 900
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, SjO0,UOO /; Surplus, $i46,572
71yee- r0urtts of he profits dicided 10 the Insured
The insured participate in the profits without incur
ring any liability whatever. Three fourths Of the
profits Of the business divided annually TO holders
OF policies. The following dividends have been paid:
LIST dividend policy holders July, ISL, @ per cent
"a "a do do do do do do do do isss, 50 50 DO
4th do do do will occur in 1860.
This system of Insurance among Fire Insurance COM
panles is making rapid way and will in the course OF
time superc,de the old it is the cheapest and
safest beyond doubt. Property should nvesti
gate this system Of Insurance they want to save mo-
ney-
Commissioner Of Deeds for State of Ne,o York.
J.w. PAY, in Exchange Bank, Otta,ea
ottawa, March II, 1860.
Seed BuckWheat,
LN0R sale at the Custom Mills.
II jun30 NFLEMIN6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

MADAME ANNA BIsEor-We are advised
by note from her agent, that Madame
ANNA BISHOP, the world renowned Canta-
trice, viii in the course of a week or so,
arrive in this city, and give one or two of
her grand Vocal and instrumental Con-
certs The, precise time and place Of the
concert will be announced in due season
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

An OLD INDIAN DOCTOR. - YEARS OLD, having
given up practice will give his services the remainder
VI his lie free Of charge in order tlat his sdccessfu
mode o! curing CONSUMPTION, and other LrNg DISEASES
may be placed within reach OF all and to that end he
viii send his mode Of cure (Which has proved Success
ul in thousands OF cases. all applying for H. free CT
charge.
Address, WI. B, MOSES, Box AS P o New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

4 GOODkFamfiy Carriage; will be exchanged for
N Horses, r d good single BnCyy,
zJau T. {. FLoRY,S Livery Stable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-04

1870 RANDOLPH STREET, who are agents for this az
well asor all the esdng paper of The Northwest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

W. are prepared 70 give prompt az
tention to al kinds u job Or COX
printing Any description y. blanks,
receipts, bilI heads, store, stallion o.
jack bills can bc forthcoming On tie
shortest notice. ia The most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

~ ssitls-.s.l Lyss ID
II N fsct that, AZ aor.c Period. every msya
beF ef iie AAraan fsa.,y "a subject N disrs.
n disturbance "a i..s l0-i'y t.ntt,ons. N.
sl'A the ali q 4 cool tas.ie sng lie crero;t
oi i.+n common tsa-e, thry nay ~ shle 81 I.
Rs'Ae lsse system ~ N eteufs rernlsnrn
AeN.tA. ia or4sr 10 teconi l.A dis I'll ss.-
o'9ess' 'ne true colrse 70 persuc u csr4aial,
'Ahs Nhira VIII produce Z natural stare y.
i.l.nGs a. the lsa.s Lsr4rl * vi.al tisrreiA sns
sie: For this grri 7ss, Dr. ii0s;eisls I.ns n.
,i9-ntei 'o siiis clAsIy A Preparation bearing
NV nAl4c Wash n n9tE ra.gi Wa s4e i..l ts..
i'A.t 1855 been friel ipr ycngs, giving sati fa..
non v al WHO hAsa lsai M IAe IA44s.
operate powerfully upon lie stomach. tows.s
aAA iFef, RESTORING thci. TO Ee4ifhy Ars
'ifcrsus at'ion, ana thus, w iAe aA,-s pfo-
eess os strengthening nature, enable lAs fys-
lenl ~ i.ira "a. over cssease
ar. ihe e~fs 3. bysIsrtlA, Indigestion, Nnu-
sfa' fie. ui1nsy, 9ss rf Appetite, afany ous
Complaints, asissD1 from 51orlid irne,,on
q tle Hsoipnch w Lores. Producing Csansns.
syseaiery, COKE, Cil1lera l.osbas, &c., sAssc
Liiscrs Lave equal.
Niarrhcaa, dyssriery or INK, no cererallrcoa-
traced Ny ncM seisl4.s, lri .as,-i principally
~ re change n. Nsf.r aAi li., VIII be sYse VII
iSTriAted w 4 ftcf usc az tAfs pgs. agaiion.
,ifsgele,,t VA IN NJ, .t.,.. n lA1N~sy ITS
osAer. ana iLc caaso os wlieh nay 49,,
b attributed 70 dessar cncnia "a the digestive
organs, caa " cerea wia.ons fsl ~ asIng
s.'- A--- ---i. \ SA.AAGii LETTERS, as pei
a;ag.iela 81 si's n1slie tcrt-is NJ case every
~, s,e,ah N'.' sc'a'aia ad Filters of soiaa kind;
liils p y., '' III '..'sss ls''n n n in.Ai
v.n,-rc u 80. I .'''i. I'LL. " .s
t.ta IN y.nnr.i. e,..i .,.,-...a .i, !,
~, Is - I'll. -..l1i- ''sai III tl.'fs lT
tn tia~r,ana f-n,,' .'l, VI M 'n*'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-12-05

ST. CECILIA cONCURDIA SOCIETY,".
THE rerrlar meetings of this Society are
hett go iir.t Saturday in every month, ai
w c'tlvrk, n. H.. N lheir hall III Tie Union
ti0use. Week * meetings for insifums nial
and vocal music are hsli subject ID The di-
tectlpn nf ihe Musical Director.
JOHN MfAEIAGkR, presifeni.
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OFFICERS o. DUBOIS COUNTY.

= - 49, . DU-O-o LDU4s =.
Cicrk-faz:L y. EpxoNsTas.
Auti.cr jcHs NEHEi.GER
TresFnreF- TaEoDeEE $ sDEkNAss.
RerofdFf--Sr rPHEv JEEGEE.
Satsii.--JAran IIfR*Aa
Ccraaes-- WIZ. ScHuELTfraA
Elrssyar- illrIAsFS 4 hrsP
iskHysy NscncLsos,
y. p. ElcgwhRrE1T, Commissioners.
NIX n. GRFts,
officEEs or RAssrEiDGE TOWNSHIP.
Jqfiifes- a. Il. Alrxandsr, III. Kecfsr,
y Rnst.
T'pr -e-- S j. Crcmcr.
Constable Anthony Exert, A. Tslman.
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N.-- AVA eepcsinhy young men. shoull
ree'l ~ adrcs;iaemsnt q tae ''row M
'ionai Dirfcn4sfy' q C'rcn-ati, Oil, ~
nnn.hr1 raInmn
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r5 EVEN THOSE wie sf- ID the en-
egmen; cilpenecs health frequently hAvf
nref ~ have recourse - lonics ID proven.
iivrs 81 c.=sase. VIZ are never TOO Eli ar
norcd agai1-i 'hs assaults Of .'the lila thar
lush il far to." Such az inurnr,gsr ihey
nsy had ID liOSTE TIERS HITTERS--
medicine 'l,at caanUi be ,sksn regularly
without giving VITALITY and elasticity 10 iae
system. Az 'iNs season, particularly. the
strongest riEn h. not aroof ugainsi Tie mala-
~, ~ certain sections u lie country. In0ll
cases " isscT rnr agae, The EITTEas j. more
rasrutihrn my amount u Guinine, wai.e ti,a
most dangerous CAGES % bilious fever yseli
70 ~ wonderful pforcrsics. Tpo1e whal
have tried the meticiAe viii never use AZ
other, ios any u tis ailments vAirl ihe
iiVsrErrtR Bi1TAAs Processes - susdus-
'Fo those n.hv nave rot made the experiment
~ cor''As'y recommend an c4rly application
" tue huTrks, Whenever Ihfs ATE sirica4n
Wy J.fsses y''te d'resiivs oraans.
Sole NJ crvue.4is aNd feslcra renraily.
every eueFf.
t1 adyertisemrai VI mother -oluru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09
GEOR6ETOWN.
Corresposdesos Of T2s Stey. rfAT884
6HolsxroWu November Q, Isol


Intense anxiety prevailed here amongst al
election, and the Star eagerly sought after fol
NE latest returns; An now seem disposed "a
acquiesce In the win Of the majority 90 decidedly
expressed with the bcst possible grace, and we
hazard nothing In announcing to all interested
tnat u eorgetown will not sscede, but goes in
strong Tor ''the Union as IL isn
The Georgetown College Cadets Capt O'Brien
preceded oy " them brass hand marched throug b
our streets on w ednesday morning on their way
10 the VILLA" and their soldierly bearing and
nne marching elected favorable comments from
the spectators. There seems 10 be . decided i'm
provement In the corps. -a n $50.
The revival meetings at some of our churches
stlll continue, and at West Georgetown M r.
Church, Rev, Mr Risiand pastor, the greatest
Interest has been manifested. We learn that Is
seekefs OF religion presented themseives at the
altar there on "wednesday evening, and that the
cause stu prospers. t.l8 .os''. 'r..-
An lrishman, whose name we did not ascer
tain, fell from one Of the Union Line of omni-
buses near the Circle, In your city, on wednes-
day morning last, and was seriously injured.
Many fine improvements are in progress here
which we Ahall notice more at length at an early
day! Work upon The unfinished portions Of the
Washington Aqueduct sc being vigorously pros
ecuted, Secretary Floyd visited the distributing
reservoir yesterday morning,, but we have not
learned whether an Immediate resumption Of the
work at that psnt IL contemplated We hope
the requisite arrangements were made to that
end. The brick work Of the dome Of the high
service reservoir is progressing rapidly, but viii
not probably be finished before severe frost comes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-09
MARRIED.

On the 18th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Gfiaith, w.
n. CLOKEY, Of Washington, to MARY III !,
daughter Of the late William II. King, ESQ.,. or
Howard county, Md.
In Georgetown, ID. c ON Wednesday. the 18th in.
start. BY Rev. DIR. Woods, of LIE Visions, Pa, Rev.
A. MILLER WOODS, Of Hartsvllle, Pa, to
MARY D., daughter OF B. F. Rittenhouse.
CHARLES r. BIsf}oP to Miss IiZZiE
BIRD, all of Washington.
On Monday, August 2, BY the Rev. Mr.: BOYLE,
FRANCIS r. MARqfN to Miss MARY JANE
GUERIN. both Of this city, : .
tColumba, .. c., papers copy.
On the 5th instant, at o'clock p. M, at the New
York Avenue Church. hy the Rev. p. d. Gurley,
ID. D., REVERE w. GURLEY. late OF I.oui sIana
70 MARY c., only daughter Of Rev. n. r. Gurley,
Of this city. .l t =