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A Meteor.
I lie Eaaor ,.r ae y. 7. zr.b4ne.

2 ne EGAoT Z. va ~ L -T.SGs,-
SIR: SItiIug Oh the roof Of nv resi-
deuce thi. evening, with party of ladies
and gentlemen, | was fortunate enough to
witness the Passage Of a neteOric body
through tie heavens such as has not been
seen 10 a great many years. The time
~. 9:i5, aud about a minute was occu-
ped IN the passage Of the brilliant object
!. started 10 the east, and took Course
dae west Before getting fairly under
vay, i; wen; through a variety Of chan
eas, ike piece =! FIREWORKS. When ou
as course 1t left behind q brilliant train,
about oue-eigbth Of a mile 10 length. As
near as could judge, it disappeared some
where 10 the neigh b0rhood Of the D5uery
aud Grand street The hea'ens were
studded with stars, and the darkness sas
relieved by 90 occasional fssh of light
ming in the soutb-sesr The highest a'ti-
,uae il attained, as near as ! caud judgs,
Was abog, a quarter Of a mile. Up
consulting the thermometer ies MINUTES
after, found it marked IS.
EDWARD l. GILL.
" aSl Hudson ST, July 20, ls60.
R-The above described Meteor has
elected marked attention from Buffalo to
Boston, aud wherever else we have re-
ceired papers since its exhibition. All
concur, however, in saying ,ba, It's course
was from n0rth tcest 10 soUh-east-the re-
verse Of the course stated in the foregoing,
which We are sure must be an error. Ii
was seen by scores 10 Lewisburg aud Vi
ciDity, in this and adjoining counties, and
all agree that it was most brilliant aud
singular display. 1t threw Of sparks and
lines mo,iug in the same direction With
the main bolt. aud afforded enough light
TO enable person TO read.
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For the Ladies'.

such Plain and Fancy SILKS, Hack silks. rr-peh Ne
r.noS. DsiAnes, Cashnler-= Paul ehe.rr. .rr.pi.
fails, MoASir MIXTURES BAlRloTaI SKIRTS, sk-I.,cn
SsIrts 6c Prints. r. c 10 c.nts and t-.t N..-
mach CocEeeo sE1 ns ish Priuts yards for Thz-
er rite e-tipu Ladies sh.~ls Of al cssoIip;;uu.
fars @: al kinds Gloves. Hosiery and wht- goos. 81
kind> EltTai-e.Ies and bSHssle gOo-. c! every -
scrivi!la-
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HARD TINES 0UTDONE!
JOHN WALLS & 90,

AVE Iust rece.ved IN aidIion 10 their
II large s,ockI fresh supply Of Strins
AM SUMNER GOODS, and BEG leave res.
peclfuily TO inform the Ladies and Gentlemsn
Of Town ant County, that they can suit ihesa
n anything in their line, Of trade. siyls. quail
n. and pr.ce,
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Essay. Grestin-s-J5slE Bl.sELL
Speech >tlck To--fher-Nsst.r D.It WILSON
Esssy. What Is Home without = Moih.rf-S.ILIE My
HART
sPe@ch- The Coed sebolA--Yaster NJ BElI
oo.loauy. The Value uf kuc~i.d.e-a b ZEIIERs Z
Bk0SN, '" A. KUsstlL- C. CAMPBELL A MTEks.
tssAy Old frlenis-ANNIG L. CUMMINGS
0oIoigf' American and EuglAad Boy-Master D. Cox,
II II PESSINGToS
sPeseh young Attorneys frs; effort bsfJre Jury
c. LENBACR.
Oo4.'91y The standing Arpy-By q number Of Young
Americans
sp--eh sound Mental rrsinins-I. c. WOLFE
O'clock p. n.
sletth td1ress to Young sSiud-nis-wnt.Ip scHATTKE
sp1eeA Juvenile OratoT-MAsIer J. ". s.JcE
fssaF. EEoelsior-Nary krvi-
sp-e-h karnest Nen-CsaElks 6 GEppEs.
1o4io3Gy- Taking the Ne~sfspsrs-A. NEsIII, A GD.
sJS, T. scJTT.
sieeeh. H-E-Eiah S;ubbins-J. RIEEA
si-veh- Henry Cl2y-R YauSGN.s.
ep---h- Daniel Nehster-HN LiINHAcH.
tss1E Th- Jnkno~n GieAt-B c. wUsDEsr,cH.
@StI'avy Tue Man SDc The NoBey-A. A. IH0kyToS, J.
b1sLti- Z. H.EIN.N. J c woLyL
Report Of The Sc sion.
sho't ooneinding Address, TaoxIs BkIcs-
ne exercises were conducted without single failure
IN Aay part.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

Y At the PrELIc RtcsPrIos gwen al The
close Of The Summer Term al The LEwisBURG
AC.DENI, on SRInAr last, the following was
the ORDER OF E1sEcIsts, On addition 10 EIa-
mInauons Of classes Ia English and Laun,
Grammar. Philosophy. Astronomy, L S. Gov
ernment, Geometry and Trgonomery)
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

CCOTT offers greater Inducements
~ TO pay Cash for Shoes and Boots than any one in
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

Containing s!PLE EENEuIEs -aiy chained ir The
If D4sta ases al firms BY r.of IiESET SIST--a,Mp
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

no not forget the cheap Boot and
shoe Store of SCOTS. Boots by the Case
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

| 70 not buy at any place until you
y examine sCurT'> fun stock ct she's ard Boots
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

SCOTT just received an extensive
y assortment OF Hats aud Caps, offered AZ low rates
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27

CCOTT has the best and largest
~ Trunks covered with leather. offered cheaper than
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-27
CLOTHING By THE BUsHEL.

ECssh paid for all kinds of GRAIN
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Three Bays Later from Esrop,

sr IoHSs, Sept. 5.-The steamship Amerfc,
terday. She briass European dates 10 the S6fh
via telegraph TO teuee sstown. The Australasian
nom New York on the 10th, was passed OF BALI
cFton, ireland The Asia arrived at Queens.
loWn on Tue 10Th, and the Great Eastern was en-
pected at Milford Haven on the sfteraoon az m.
23th - ~
Possibilities had commenced on the soil OF Mar les
be town OF Reggie, nearly opposite the rliy al
Messina, had been captured by sriball A. nd uoO
Csiabrians had joined Carl baldi's volunteers A
general battle with the NeapOlitans was a mineut
u was rnnored that French army of no 900
WIN campaign materials and artillery, Is ord cred
u hold Itself In readiness 20 march Il short notice
The weather in England had improved
fafiiameni had been prcrogued on the 2sth /,
CoAAERcIAL.
Cotton ruled firm. BreadstuIfs steady. Corn
however, had advanced Cd. Provisions Quiet
COnsols 90 K.
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THE LATEST NEWS
Preparations at Ter.n.. for the Prize,
TELEGRAPHIo.

ToRoNro, c w, August 4-The Governo,
General announces that the Prince Of Wales will
take no part IN any procossion where party colors
are displayed or party tunes performed by th.
band THIS announcement 10 made In anticipaticr
Of trouble with the Orangemen, who intended %
erect an arch and appear In the PROCESSION on the
reception OF the Prince az Toronto. The Catholics
held meeting on Thursday. and petstioned tbs
nlayot 70 stop the proceedings.
The Prince laid the cornor -stone Of the Parits.
ment building at ottowa, last Saturday. A depu.
teton OF Masonic society from New York Sss,e
VIZ IN ottswa TO take part IN the ceremonies Of
Tue CORNERSTONE but 20 the aston ISL ment Of
M n no " ssons were present u appears that the
DuAs OF Newcastle and the Hon John Rose re.
% we MAsons the privilege OF laying the stone
st.ef tne fr1nce, with their peculiar ceremories
roe conseq uence was that the Masons unapIrnors
~ refused 70 have anything 10 do with the EessrD
as the Masons are very strong In Can,ds ard Il,
Tue Houses OF Parliament, vote Of census. Wi,
probably be passed by botA hSns-s dr-,nv az
present session N'"s wv
KISssroS, sept There IL t,a,h,. a..
between the Princes party and the Or,,ss,o..,f
The Prince ad6eres 20 his oetermi NAT ~, - -
countensnce any ovation In which rel,0to,.s -
political party demonstrations arp nsd, "a -
FUSES % land, but the OrangeGnen wont yI.is
which produces great excitement
There is also great excitement In Toronto from,
the same cause RS -
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Later from New Mckee.

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Sept. 5.-The New Ne,i.
can of the 2lst has arrived here ~. = -
The Fifth and Seventh Regiments OF Infsutrx
from Utah had arrived; the former was stationed
al OFT Defiance and the latter az fort ucbanrn
ne ampaign against the Nsvaioes would short.
~ commence The citizens of New Mexico wsrr
70 RAISE 900 volunteers for the service = :.
want Of rain. ~
Mr. Greenwood, Commissioner OF indian Az.
lars was passed at Big Bend The prairie vsx
awe with trains going 10 Fort Uaion Pswpee
Fork, Big Timbsrs, &c : '. NV
A large band Of Arapahoes was az Pswnee Fart
In a state Of starvation wi
No hostile Indians were met on the nop,s
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DIED,

M. ANDERSON, wife Of e. E. Anderson aged 81
years. Is -, - 81 II
Orr own, our lost tho fast the tsars are falling
eupon the shrine which earthly ties has IIyen,
Up from the dust spirit voice seems calling, =.
But for tme-ths loyed shal meet in heaven ~
on the corner of a. and sts., Island, on Thurs
day, the 9Th instant, at O'Clock.
after an illness Of IS hours, ELIZABETH BAR
THOLOMEW, cor sort of William ). Morgan, IN
me osth year Of her age. For her, death had no
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
70 atend her funeral, without fuI ther notice. from
oetgsen and std en- Thursday, the 9th instant
+tRichm'd Enquirer & Faiumont Virgin n copyJ
Oh ths evenings Of tbs sth inst RICHARD, only
child OF Edward A. and the late Adelaide M. Pol
Iard, aged Wonths and 10 DAYS,
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wysrAR's BALsaM OF WILD CHERRY.

The fofiowilg letter from Rev. HENRY Woop. OF
Concord, n. H., Editor ofthe Congregational Jour-
CONCORD, N. H., March 2.
MKssRs. SETH w. FowLx e. Co.-Gsnttsmsn:
my Lungs confined me to my bed for several week 8,
and when i recovered, was so much oppressed by
sleep or rest upon bed by night. The suffering
was extreme, and Judging from the ineicacy of the
remedies used, supposed the disease incurable
Being persuaded to try bottle Of Wistay's Balsam
Of Witd Cheryy: without Confidence In its efficacy,
found the difficulty almost entirely removed be-
fore one bottle was used up. sympathy with my
fellow sufferers induces me to make this public
statement, and recommend the article to others
similarly affl cted.
With respect, yours truly, HENRY Woop.
None seHulRe unless signed !. BUTTS on the
wrapper. -
Prepared by 9. w. Fowle Co., Boston, and for
sai St by - y, 9Iman. ;: q; Ford lrp D. Mate,
ingtOn; and by dealers every where. 4lwr
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Later from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., AZ r,v,

NV ORLEANS, Sept. 5-The schooner Ton.
eey, from Russian on the eth, brings date from
Ituxhio Of the sd. A force Of zoo men had a.
make an attack upon WaIier. ~
On tne 18th an English ship-of-war arrived I'm
tae hsrbor The commander stated ths object on
ms WISH was TO protect the citizens and their
the rightful authorities -
n on the morning OF the cath there was heard MT
hua'an heavy cannonading, which lasted until
bined attack by Guardiolais men and the r,oi,sh
.hl had been made upon Walkers position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

DR.J HosTETTRa's BITTERs.-These Bitters are
universally acknow lodged to he prevs
and cure for Few or and Ague, Fatuence, HeavI-
ness OF the stomach, or any other like affection.
Their effect upon the system Is most mi Tacuous
they give a h atiy zone to the system, remove all
morbid matter, and IN fact thoroughly cleanse the
senting this preparation to the pnbio assure them
that In no single case, where 10 has been used ac-
cOrdlng to their directions, has IT be, known to
fail, but on the contrary, new virtues have been
found in its To those af Icted with of the
above ills OF thu body, the Bit. RS" are offered as
speedy and certain cure. Try them and form your
own opinion
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every.
where, IL . cost
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DR.. ID. wIckham at Newtou

NEWTON, n. J., September 3-Dr. ID. WICK
ham, now under indictment for the murder NJ
Mrs Coles, arrived here this noon in custody of
"hces Nlven and Quacksnbusb Nv the former
day last YIN
The regular term Of the court opens To- morrow
but IL ~ understood that his Trial will h.a no~a
Poned until the special or Dec-ml,er term -
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HoLLowAY's PILLS.

Dysentery.-Unlike other specifies in common use
which act as mere temporary styptics, Hoiloway's
Pills the seat of the disease and terni-
tive organs stimulating the liver purgIng the cham
nels and purifying the blood, they promote a speedy
restoration of health and vigor. La biousne s.
sick h. adache, acdty of the stomach, aud depres-
sion of spirits they equally efhcacous. Sold by
all DRUG gists at 25c. e. and per box. au 3I-lw
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BaItimers Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Flour closed arm. Bov.
ard street and Ohio sc, an advance OF I2c !; Cit.
Mills IS held AZ Sc. Wheat closed active; Soutt.
eIn white : l.4Osl IS Corn closed arm; yellow "a
a73c white 72a76c. Provisions closed ouIet
Coffee closed steady at l3xa4kc. Whisky closed
firm al 23a23kc. 90 = =.
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Mr.. aeuard i'm Mirhia..

DETROIT, Sep Gov Seward arrived here
this evening. He was received by the Wide-
Awakes ard about six thousand citizens A ma
81 music played, and drafenfne cheers were Qiyen
WEN COY Seward appeared on the deck Of the
fef,f steamer s. u reached the dock He wa, e.
corted % NE residence Of Senator Chandler where
ZION ~ ~ -. - W
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Western Steamer SnnL

IT Lows, sept 4-The STEAMER Asa wilkins
bound hence for Weston, sunk Yesterday NOR
my In the Missouri River The cargo a nearlr ,
total loss The boat can be raised, thoueh the los.
VIII be heavy. She WIS valued at as 600. in
shfed Tor sl6 900 In II. Louis and Pittsburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

THE VERITABLE PIcNIC OF THE SEASON, we
should judge from what we hear and read is to
be the grand prize picnic, to come off at Airing
ton Spring, on Tuesday next, at which two hun
dred presents, estimated at S.3OO, are to be dis
tributed by lot among the eketholdefs The
tes-set, rated at SiO bracelets earrings breast
pins &c, &C., all Of which can be seen at Hoods
jewelry store. Withers' brass and string band
will be in attendance, and grand display of fire.
works will come Off in the evening For particu-
lars see advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05
Leavenwsrth nunicip.I .,ec,,.,

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept 3-The municipal eI-r-
Ton bere bas Resulted in the elertion of Mr. Nc
. lower zoe Republican candidate for Mayor by
pa majority The Democrats elect the town cleri
q Justice Of the peace, aud three councilmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

ION the 9Th instant, BY the Rev MIR. Aschwanden,
LEWIS BROOKS, OF Georgetown, p g., p
CATHARINE =; JONES, of Philajephia. :,
On the 4th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Hamilton
Mr.. JEROME TAYLOR to Miss SBSA n
MCDONALD, all Of Washington. 80. ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05
LOCAL NE w s.

IL Though THE STAR Is printed on the Easiest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
50 large as to require It to be put to press II an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before II o'clock M otherwise they. may
not appear until the mex; day. 49, : -
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The Feaath of ChsrIe.,os

CHARLESTON, Sept 1.-Two deaths from yslIovv
fever Were reported for last week. They werr
regarded as sporadic. A disease called the broken
hcae FEVER Is generally prevalent - sIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

NorIcE.-Districto Of Columbia Advertisement
to be inserted IN the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR O aReese E ~
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Co.aresSional Nomina,I.,.

WAvKRLY, n Y. Sept 4-Hon Galu,b, A
Grow IVES to-day unanimously nominstsd for |.
sixth term In Congress, from the Fourteenth Dis
trict OF Pennsylvania. e.. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

LIBRt SUIT.-This morning, Mr.. Daniel r
Goodloe late assistant editor of the National Era
was arrested by Officer Narrower upon a warrant
issued by Justice Dom, charging him with libel
against Hon. John B. Floyd, Secretary of War
tain letters published in the New York Times of
the 1st and 4th insts., charged and admitted to
have been written by said GOodloe in relation to
the award in the De Groot claim. This warrant
Is the fnitiatory of an action In the Criminal
Court Mr. 6oodloe waived hearing before the
Jpstice, and was directed to give bail In $1,000
for his appearance at the next term of the court
Zenas G. Robbins, Esq appeared and joined
him in the bail bond. - ...s.-
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Meridian Hill. Five thousand Little Neck clans
f'om Long Island, Thursday, September 8, 1860
from to @ O'Clock p m. Come one and all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

A PRESSING DEMAND The pump at the corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and First street east has
long needed the attention Of the pump-mender
Good water is great luxury, and constant
supply is in great demand at this particular point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

NEW YoRx, Sept. 5.-Flour 10 higher; Snte
s62S. Wheat has advanced lc. western red
81 3aSl 36; do. white 81 IS Corn rs higher;
mixed 66c Pork is heavy. Lard IL quiet w 6isky
Is dali at pc = -
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

AL Of DIT; Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho.
use, in boxes, at Is and b cents each h. ALSO Also
in cases, containing. 20 walls, from 81 to 81
each, with book Of fnll directions. For sale by
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north r street
also by +. b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts
Hazel, for internal and external lnfammations oi
all Kinds. Sold as above. SOD ma y ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

WEDDING AT BRowNs'.-Yesterday, the splen-
did drawing rooms at Browns were again thrown
opsn to accommodate wedding party. The
happy pair were w. A Talley and Miss Pattie
service Of the Episcopal Church was performed
by the Rev Dr. Butler; after which the bride and
groom received the congratulations of their
friends. --7
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Finaucial

u NEW YORK, Sept Stools are active and better
Chicago and Rock Island 7sx; Illinois Central
New York Central sax Reading AGA; Hudson
River RR 57k Va 6's 81 a; Mo. 6s SIN. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

= Central GUARD-HOUsE CASES Ellen Smith
drunk and disorderly Jos Parish, fast driving
fine and costs 80 Is. Constantine Edwards do
do, 80 Is. Mary Taylor, colored. disorderly;
do, "a is. Jacob Roberts, colored, and Jno Car
rol, col, do; for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

The delegation from the Corporation Of WASH
ingtou, charged with the duty OF presenting tie
stand Of colors 10 the Seventh New York Regi.
ueDt left The city Yesterday afternoon, by the
train al N ~ iputes past o'clock. Several private
citizens Of Washington accompanied them on
their interesting Grand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

MEYKR's Miraculous vKRxis DKsTRoYKR,
the oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
ing Rsts and Mice, Cockroaehes, Bugs, Ants,
MnsSgitoes, Flsas, Moths Grain Worms and Gar
QsFfinojRsl Depot. Ella Brsadwsy, NY. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

fAsRlvRp &C ,cartsr's wharf, foot Of Thirteenth
ST., sShOoaers John slIimaR, Clam, from Sanger
tts, With $50 tons Of stone for Mr. N Acker, Vim.
Donus4ly, Doe nelly. from Philaaelphia, with IND
foesof coal fsr Ar. l.. Thomas; wetipquin. A ur-
dock, from Mariow's Bay, with wood FOR Mr. T.
. Butler
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POWERS OF NOrARIEs PUsLn-It does MOI
sesm 10 be generally known that, by an act OF The
last Cengtess, approved by the President June 90,
lssa, power Is conferred upon AotarIes Public,
osths and sffirmstioas, and take acknoviedo,
ments OF deeds the same as civil magistrates
Previously deed. to be legally acknowledged
required the signatures u two civil justices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-05

LAYING UP FOR WINTER. Yesterday descent
was made on the Government fence on the g street
front Of Judiciary square by a number Of men
and women, and in a short time It disappeared
from tae jail to near Fifth street Information
being given to police officers Yeatman and King
they obtained WARRANTS and arrested Julia Burk
Pat o. Brien, Mary Murphy, M ichsel Kart VIM
Hart, Anthony Myers, Honora Cronig, and they
were all held TO security for their appearances al
the next term OF the Criminal Court by Justice
Dom. The appearance of some Of the ACCUSED
opposed the idea of an accusation Of this sort
They did not look like persons who had any need
TO go TO such desperate means to supply them
selves with fuel.
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one Of t4s csm1 ts,fortr Of Htdttk,

- - d hdSAlAgEaH, StptsfHOeT . IotV.- !.
Proposals. will be received by the undeIs igped
NATL Satarday, The sth instant, at ~ O'Clock n /,
Tor ailing lots Nos g. 8, f3. and Is, In square No.
a. 70 abate nuisance, 10 be paid for In scrip fe-
deenaa biz when collected by the corporation Pro.
Pesas will state the price per cubic yard for I'LL
; Ing. .CAAssP. FeEcE, Gem OF Health.
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MARRIED.

PRNNIEs.-Persons desiring Pennies will always
end them for srobanse at the star OtnoA enpnter.
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LosrANnToIfNn

II osT, sTRAYE6 OR STOLEN. from Nj
EhAANClS BOYLE. a small red ~okx,n
gsrd wall be slyen % the finder. b. lsavins
west of the Observatory. - 80 a. r.
= z r EVA D.-Strsye LAWN on sTc5e, e. az
yC SUBSCRIBER on the nth of july two 10y
Eoung SOWS. heavy with young. One -
jeff shoulder; nd the other hlacs aud whIfs vIs
long ears. The above reward will be paid 10 an~
.of where thew are TO ia Ms GLEESON, corner
lof north Capitol and o SITS. sesSs
0ST-On Tuesday, august 7th, BUNDLE OF
copies Of each day for the month Of June 1859 The
finder viii rec-iSe iherai REWARD by returning
them to this Office. Au IS N
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immediately following this operation a negro
man was brought into the building, who is slave
rage, because he had been reproved by his mother
for being intoxicated, took AN and nearly chop
ped off three fingers of bis left hand near the mid
die joints; the hand was not properly attended to-
and consequently three fingers were amputated at
the joints next TO the hand. nothing remaining
but his little finger and thumb.