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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03

POWER OF AN ATOM OF poIsoN.-A young
Brazilian student oi medicine, has just died
in Paris. where he recently graduated with
honor. lie Succumbed to the results OF a
minute dissection- wound i'll the thumb. His
prcceptors, NcIpeau, Chassai gnuc and other
eminent physicians, in vain adopted all the
cxpcdents that medical science and skill
could suggest to stay the malady. Full of
ar,lor and zeal To axe the most of his pro-
tessional opportunities in Paris, the patient
insisted on continuing his attendance on the
hospitals, and expired the very evening be-
fore the day fixed for his return to practice
medicine in his native place.
The celebrated DR.. Philips has recently
been in danger Of his life from Il similar
cause, and Dr. Lemarchand, formerlya naval
surgeon, has just died at Landerneau, (de-
partmcnt OF FlniStere in France), IL the age
uf iiily-eight, iii consequence OF puncture
with Il suture needle which had lain some
time i'm wound made for the removal
of a cancerouS tumor. Diseases ut similar
origin are far from intrcquent. DR.. Fuller
ton gives an instance of Il lady lnoculatlnS
herself by kissing the corpse of her son-in-
law, while her ii ps were slightly abraded.-
She recovered, buta second patient, BUTCH
cr. having died from incubation III skinnlng
Il diseased COW, this celebrated pin yslcian
was assisted by medical friend in examin-
ing the body. Though 10 wound was re-
ceived while conducting their Investigations,
both surgeons were troubled with prlcklnS
and heated sensation in the hands and arms,
followed by IL feeling Of discomfort and want
of appetite for Il week atterward. In Aus
traiia, sheep, horses, and COWS often COM
municute Il similar dangerous, aud often
times fatal disease to the persons employed
to prepare their skins for commerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03
WrEAT AND GUAN0 DRILLS.

Rirkio,h IL NnGma"$ HhcH Drills, "'M
GuuHo GNachWcHiS.
We are now receiving our supplies oi these
celebrated DRILLS and offer thcn IT the lowest
market prices. Farmers III want Of DiastS the
coming season, will please send in then orders
early, - as 10 insure rromptncSs when called
iur-aiSn
Horse po yrrs and Thrc&hing Machines
Monlgomcry'* Eochaway Fan Mills
iicckok's keystone Cider Mills
Ingcl SOILS Portable Hay Presses.
Farmers living contiguous to Alexandria may
obtain their supplies with mach less trouble and
expense of freight than if they 80 TO more dis
tant market
Orders by mail or orothcrwiSc will be promptly at
tended to ADDISON, WALLACE 4 CO.,
iv IS IS. King st.. opposite Knox 4 Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03
VOL. LXI.
.,,xsnlr;a Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SN0WD EN-,
:. ri,ht Dollars per unnum payable half yearly.
.,,xo,sria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser,
lFJR TIE COUNIRIJ

.,,vo,iria Gazette and virginia AdVertISer,
lFOR THE COUNIfIJ
- spuBLIsuED, REGULARLY, ON
tuesdays, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS,
A. Five Dollars per annum, payable III advance.
,,vraTr>ING--A,lycrti,cncn bot exceeding one
lAa"S - ,.rtrI three times for on Dollar ADVERTISE
~" ,inu.l after three times Tor 30 cents Square
FOX EACH INSERTION INSIDE o, - cents rs h ,r..d uuon
% ty,uc. u tile usual amount ot space they may
utcHPy. ,.r, ,,,,,,.a E,r .xtr.
,r,sig bv the wear not To advertise articles not
rc!'oi, r,ltr business To insert i'll their
'n.", "o'.,.t. auv other nlilrs than their own.
4 nrlytAsY NOTICES, exceeding nve hneS, VIII
h.. ,brru,I t,r i adyert-rnlrhl>.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03
esz- PUBLIC MEETING.-The citizens of

Hi5- PUBLIC MEETING.-The citizens OF
Alexandria are earnestly requested to attend a
meeting, to be held ON FRIDAY EVENING
NEXT August 3rd, at o'clock, at LfcErM
HALL. in reference to Il FAIR and EXHlBIrIoS OF
the Potomac, Piedmont and Valley Agricultural
Society, in this place, the ensuing autumn. In
tercsting addresses may be expected
Committee from the First Ward-Lcwis Me-
Kenzie. Thomas S. Jamieson, ". A. Harper, and
r. W. Wheat
Committee from the Second Ward--JaS. Green,
b. H. Berry, S. lIelcbower and Isaac kcll.
Committee from the Third Ward-Geo. p Wise,
u. II. MAY, c. L. Stuart. and }. IL. McEeieh.
Committee from tho Fourth Ward-William ii.
Fowle, Z. I. Wilmer, w. d. Massey. and W. I.
Padrett. Jy 3o-eoJt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03
-e>s THE GREAT EASTERN ~.ro
SIELA ElCIR $40 \. 4ylLLSS

7NiS .N0OlMOW SleaMSHlp, We N0Ndcf q Wc
age, miW arrice at NortoM and he 0pc" for
the receptio" Of Visitors on saturday "enf,
4ug,Si Nh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03

By J. T. CREIGHTON--AuCrIoS
ON SATURDAY MORNING next, 4th inst,
~ at o'clock, A. NJ, will sell ut Public Sale,
on Fairfax street, opposite the Market Square
| CART, l DRAG
l WATER CART and GEAR
BAY MARE.
Terms cash. ii. 0. CLAUGHTON,
aup2-Jt Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03

a.s-FIRST WARD UNION NCLUB.-RALLY
RALLY! Rally =! "A regular meeting of the
First Ward Club, will be held ut their Club Room,
(Relief Hall) on Friday evening, Sd inst, at S!
o'clock. All persons desiring to become members,
are particularly requested to attend. BY order Of
the President:
ana o-ot GEO T. WAKEFIELD, Scet'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &c.
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY
THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y., LONDON.

HEAD OFFICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No. 81 .S0NM INilH Street, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03

l>T KECElN Ed
j ~ boxes Sweet Oranges; 2h boxes Lemons
10 boxes Figs: :; bales soir she'll Almonds
2GG haics Cream Nuts: 300 bales tilhertS
| .a>k pccauS: | clSk Hemp Seed
raSk Canary Seed; 800 C"c"anus
30 boxes Rai>inS. whoicS, halves, and quarters
case pruncs; ease preserved Ginger.
With great variety ofother articles too nume-
,ous to mcntiun-Caniics and Cakes constantly
ON hand and also made /" order. | have also re-
ccived this morning. a lot Of Imported CanarleS III
ime song; also Cages "t different sizes anu variety
~ >hapes. The above articles will he sold low for
cash, ut {. SCHAf Iii >, conle'ti""e'S'
my. No. north Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03
H. P. EVANS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT |,
AND DEALER IN
FLOUR, GRAIN, GCAN0, PLASTER,
ASD THE
Nnryi.,ud Coml,ony< S"fsr Phosphate J lame,
80. ! New CoRx AND FLorK EXCHANGE,
Bowiys Wharf. Baltimore. Md.
EErrrExcE ix BALrMoRE--P. Malc"m Il Co.,
C,r.on. Zimmerman x Co., NcNeal & Jones, 7.
{, Balfzell. Baltimore. Md, iy i4--eo;m
rr,IRE STEEi.--JuSt received, supply OF the
various sizes OF this article, now III store, and
for sale at the lowest rates
Every person having carriage. cart. wagon, or
,lray. should try IL box of Patent Oil GTease.
Price Isl cts =
Now on band a very full stock Of all kinds OF
IRON and STEEL which pledge myself TO sell
Is low as can be had in any market.
GEORGE T. BALDWIN,
iv4 King street. between Fairfax aud Water.
CtROrND PLASTEK.-We offer for ,aie best
tg WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very fine in
our own Mill, al 80 prrton OF 221o foS., delFere"
10 ears or to vessels The price will not be a'!yan-
c.d. and the farmer can rely upon getting the best
article. fresh grouad. whenever they may order.
;s os MEADE Il MARIE.
>vOTICE.-DANIEL HARMON was admitted
= on RI. first Of July. $50, ~ ful partner with
iAYNE & co. in the wholesale BOOl SHOE
HAT, and CAP BUSINESS.
g.; .,lm BAYNE l. co.
A NTHkAClTE co L.-Dai!y expected, a
n cargo Of RED ASH EGG and SioN
COAL. Persons wishing t" purchase, delivered
from vessel at present low rates, will please sen"
j., ,Le;r nrl.rs D. b. SMITH,
:; ~ Union Wharf.
r.,ArI.E CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
from the best manufacturers, Tor sale by
JOHN OGDEN
VIRGINIA COAL OIL, from the works OF the
Y great Kanawha Coal and Oil Company, Tor
sale W Dy 81 u. L. SMITH, Union ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03

By JOHN T. CREIGHTON-AUcTIoH
NTILL BE SOLD Saturday morning meet,
w he IN, at 10 o'cIoc&, A. H. at No. l47 King
street, between ST. ASaph and Washington streets,
Il variety Of Household Furniture, consisting of
CHAIRS, SOFA. BEDSTEADS, FEATHER
BEDS, EXTENSION TABLE, &c. Additions So
citcd. Terms cash. aug 2--3t
DuBLIC SALE.---I will sell, Saturday
/ inya@f an, 1860. in front Of the Mayor office,
al / O'Clock, valuable improved BUILDING
Lot containing about SEVEN ACRES, lying on
the north aide OF the old Lccsburg road about II
miles from Alexandria, adjoining MIR. Robert &.
Niolct's land. Being on the same range as Shu-
tcrs Hill. Federal lil, and Mount Ida, it com
mands one of the first views in this section OF the
country. Terms cash. I. NJ. MCCORMICK,
iy 3O--co.t Auctlonecr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03

NATER COOLERS, OF d,iisren. s'''SS, sna 'I,r 1sr
rio II II. |. GREGORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03
IAMES C.. NEYETT.

JAMES C. NEVETT,
Duke Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va,
JgAS NOW on HAND. and viii bc cons tnnt-
[ Iy receiving during the season, Iul supplies
OF
No. | PERUVIAN GUAEO.
DaBURG'S SUPER PHOSPHATE LIME.
ROBINSON'S MANIPULATED GUAN0.
COLUMBIAN GUAEO.
NANhSSh GUhNG.
A. A MEXICAN GUhN0.
JARVIS ISLAND or AMERICAN cos. do.
AGRICULTURAL SALT, &c. &c.
All of which are Of best quality, Hnd will be
sold in large or small quantities a lowest market
rates. Orders for any other kinds received and
iilrd at r,lrrrut prices. Sent. fe" ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03

VIRGINIA COAL OIL, from the works OF the
Y ,r.st Kanawha Coal and Oil Company, Tor
sale " LIZ g D. L. SMITH, Union ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03

S6, ,29S. 500 90
Paid up Capital and Surplus ......... 2,l94,lll 02
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03

NIOTICE.-DANIEL HARMON was admitted
= on the first Of July. s60, ~ tn! partner with
BAYNE & CO. in the wholesale BOOl HiioE'
HAT and CAP BUSINESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03

A late number of the London Gazette
contains the following Royal Proclama-
ton "for the encouragement ofpiety and
virtue, and for the preventing and pun
lshlng of vice, profaneness, and immoral
ity" issued on the 9th ultimo by the
Queen Of England:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-03

EkKlNG'S CHAMPION FIRE y K . F
SAFES.-partlcs in want Of II first class
>AfE, will lind samples of the different sizes
!2ost IN use on exhibition At my store. They are
sold al Factory prices iroi ght added. with or with
Cat Halls pateUt Lock, at PURCHASERS optlon
JAMES {. NEVETT,
is Agent for Alexandria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

CrRrosrys or TIE JApAyysx Hrrosr AND LANGUAGE in
the intercourse OF the officers OF the Mare Island Navy
Yard with the japanese officers curious acU were
evolved, showing similapy Of origin between the Japa
several japanese words nearly ooncded with words hsv
nr similar meaning In use among some OF the Indian
triees For example, the japanese word for haste 70
hyccts; the Oregon Indian word speed ~ hyac When
that wss not unlikely shas might be attributed 70 the
landing Of their unks shores. The following facts
which obtain from Mr. Charles wocott Brooks, In
70 jus iy The presumption that japanese junks
have roved good deal more thaa generally supposed
Many years ago JapAnese JUNK was cast away on
Another was found on the COST Of upper Oregon few
years ago.
One vas found below rctropaalovs Ksmsch aikA, somc
two hundred years since, q which account may be
found In Find Ay o Pacific sailing Directions.
Captain N. C. Brooks, on the cruise Of the Gambia
found the rcmsns 81 junk Of Japanese CONSTRUCTION on
Oozn Island, Of the group northwest Of the Sand
wich Islands, Of which French frsHse Shoals part
The tame navigator, some yeArs snce, picked up ar
abandoned junk in las a. dcg NJ and long ITO deg. W.
go nilcs from land -Four years ego another junk va
found near Guam, Il The 1Adrons laiaAds-
In lsls, CapA O1x, a New London, opun, vhsu boun
north On yhs'ms cru.s cro.sd si..s,sa jaIs an y.
redhem into the ochotsk sea and landed them nnall
~ iAhainA sfAr having tnsm sone ak or eight month
on board.
Hence the supposuon that scms japanese vessel ma
have driven 70 The Oregon coset with her ere
ID BY improbable Before the expulsioo Of N
Jesuts the Jspsneee buit eosng vessels Amer shl
time, q measurc Of their home policy, junn were
an imperial edic, built With open ucrn on purpose
compel them 10 stick 70 the cnaet
me Jayaneee insist that there no words 10 their lar
Tusee which resemble words OF the sHme meaning In IN
Chinese language, OF which have been derived from
ooanon rooa rms fhck would seam 70 prove mat N
TWO races are OF decidedly different origin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09
TELE6 RAPH G.
SEVENTH DAY.

BvyFAIo, May s. 1880.
The Conference vas preeided over to-day by Bishop
Scott.
Messp. slicer Pike L Thompson, Goodwin, Castwrigh.
and II. Kipgsey were announced Special Committee
10 consider the Communication of Dr. Luekey made 70
the Conference yesterday.
Bishop BAKER announced that in accordance with q
resolution Of the Conference Bishop Morris would deliver
ten on Friday morning.
Upon resumlDg the order Of business an Intellectual
tempt made 10 refer al petitions and memorials with
cut reading
petition Was presented from Baltimore, asking that
al in the church discipline relating 10 the subject o. siA
very be stricken out and the whole subject be referred
70 the annual conference.
memorial from the Back River Conference, askng
that probation preachers be authorized 10 solemnize
marriages, and from the Cincinnati Osneren, In IA
Of the admission Of children 70 full membership, were
referred 10 the Committee on Revsals
The committee which ordered 10 prspare plan for
Court Of Appeals and report to-day, made the follow
ing
The Court Of Appeals shAn be Standing Committee,
delegation, elected BY ihe respective delegations Tue
right Of challenge for cause shall be award
ed TO both parties The Court, Court may sn.
suaacieni reasons AZ least two thirds OF the whole
Court shsn hear the majority Of whom shall be
1 SUFFICIENT 10 determine r.
l An amendment 70 allow nfsen members Of the COM
l mittee 70 render . verdict vas rejected.
After an hours debate tho report was adopted the
Conference deciding thai the question OF the adm Of
| appeal should be settled BY The Court itseif
The previous action OF the Conference In appointing
| special courts Of appeal, was rcscinded.
resolution offered and referred 10 The Committee
Revivas In favor OF nding the Discipline 70
ALLOW Of the election Of presiding cdcrs instead OF their
appcintmsDi BY the bishops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09
LEGAL. NOTICES.

DuBLrc SoYICn IN BKREsY Grvnu TO ALL PIE
ses having elahns AgHinA ~ esA,e q n1rond ast
Ann Nssssk ~ Of Tie eU Of rev ywk. 1ssnssd ore
senf VIII propW vowshsvs ns~sn< IL und~
ssnsd II - aas, u R0ssvvrn 49, - hse~s Juss II
NV Toss, Avra 70, issa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09

SPRING FASHIONS.
Ngss FULLER WILL OPEN IN HKR NEW MILLINERY
Nl Roras fhmsfAy, NAY 10. new ~ eaeR>as ansH
ueut Of nnnssvy saAob Tor he seAscn. ~ 10 Beu1 skreo
RroaAvny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-09
TO LATE FOR CLAssIFICATIoN.

xsfsx ApuISA PATTI IN sRookLyN.
MI rHII.HARMonfC eoCnry or BROOKLYN
0RAHD DxrRA CONCERT
on rHu,spn o.. ay,HiS s,;b NY 10 iS@
Ma ADKIIxA PATTI. soprHno.
nsxasns sra AKo~cH. c,nrNsS.
sxnor BAG OIL, reDor.
mr. a y. Mills. FiAnis
And he iun orcssssr. u sse scess.y.
nnneA dclAr,
10 be k.x q ~ usasi PLACES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
lAdyertisemrntl
PARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DISCMAKGES IkOtl

TINE EAR-Dr. HARTLEY generously oilers 10 attend ~ psD
suffering from affections Far his ONCE NO 100 Droi
way n Y without charge until cured-hereby proving M
and protecting the deaf from beng
by having yled AuTss e1obtsnt fees IN advance ana
incon of It'll more serious evils by permitting the appica
hands. .,. vh.,.v,r
b uy person advertising deafness neither mas ne
ivrn publication OF certificate purportig
10 eate from him and cannot therefore, be reSponi0 Tor
any resulting rhness and despera
hnt the deprivation OF the important of the
10 be- regarded and treated with than ordinary soil
deafness noise the head and all disa eeable discharges
from The speedily and permanently removed without
ina the pain inconvenience cure IN all surtn
iced whore naorinaon does not exist
Thirteen YEAR, close and almost undivided attention 10 this
branch of special practice has enabled him reduce his
ueut of 10 find the most confirmed
and obstinate yield BY steady attention to the means
The following testimonials submitted with confidence
They vii, show least IN what estimation his professional quail
held by OF the tngnished medical
OF the country:
TESTIMONIALS.
have had the pleasure 10 Dr. HARrLFI IN Pracuc'
snd have been led to form favorable opinion OF his cbh
both In prUtes ion aud as d gentleman. .,-,u
w. II. PARKER, NJ. D., Professor oil s' HsS' nj.
From my Intercourse with Dr. HARrLEf pave i' ~
"'i " " o'' CIV" 7 20 VAItsrrsE Morn NJ. ID"
References in hi, city, throughout the STATE @ h'Ii al
Of the Union, and 10 Ply ,icians Of the nighe-'
good standing In America.
Attendance from TO ~ p M Utsp
Just Published Pamphlet by Dr. nAhrhsp D.; sy an,s b
1It y an its Cause Prevention and Cure tHov - o' ny
mai or oiheywise ONCE No. 100 Broadway, n l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
A CARD FROM JOHN MoRRIssEY.
To the Editor Of The n. y. Tribune


SIR ! see lby the newspapers since arrived from
England that there appears TO be .eng expressed
toward in this country for the part took ia the late st
between Sayer and Heean For tn pnion entertained Of
by the ftinz fraternity but little but d. wshtJ have
myself placed in proper light before the public and itb that
object in view address you these lnes.
In the first place. the part took In the tight purely bust
not thinking moment that would such
national affair Heenan mui.elf said II national afr
ne did consider such In betting my money Siyer
and going e. England 20 witness the right did than
others did snd Why should be- singled ont target against
which public opinion shond be directed cannot say II j. cid
cut the ropes e chief iusgltor ia breaking the
fight Now far cutting the ropes concerned they
ii ell Tie stakes merely pulled out oi the ground
and the ropes thrown down. defy any who present at
the fight TO that eyor opened my lips to make any disturb
the to the end Of the fight In iact
spoke during the progrs. Of the hight MT stood quiet
~ by and the whole sair without kim any 'nonsl
tons whatever.
In reference the g itself and the which led TO it,
breaking up and the capabilities of the prefer not %
anything until Mr. Heenan aud hi friends arrive home wish
dive them opportunity # reply to any statement
hereafter make. have stated In Of the newspapers
had authorized Bic Donald 10 challenge Now,
know nothing of this challenge except through this newspaper
paragraph and have nothing to IL relation to II at present
II rmored that my arrival in Boston was subjected
threats violence by the friends Of Nh Hcenln assure
you there il foundation for such report passed throg. III
as quietly any other citizen and arrived this city
on rid,y ~ enine. JOHN MORRISSEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08

New-York g. Erie Co. have again raised the fare 70
Buffalo to$9 An application for a receiver for the
Terre Haute Alton & ~ lsonis Road is about 10 be
made in Illinois.
We hear of no gold yet engaged for The "Wednesday
s,csncr The Bank Statement ofweeky averages isun-
is favorable The leans show small increase,
ae undoubtedly TO the rearaticns for the payments OF
,Le a,b iu.. while the sccie reserve shows an IN
crease Of over half million. The shipments OF Satur-
49,. la, DO 40, show in th. statement and will bring
down ,h, averages of the next statement. The follow
80 ,,. m s,in lave the advantage of California
arrival The deposit line shows moderate increase
III eJ,,.i, j. a statement; Of the condition of the
III. ~ IL. .i,r 1f NeN-(or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
ST. GEORGES.


Sons or TENPERAsCE.-A new division of this
order instituted in this city last Saturday night by
j. N Searns, c. W. P assisted by the officers Of the
Grand Division and delegations from New-York and
Brooklyn to be called Dashaway Division II j. one
of the results of the establishment of the Coffee and
Reading Room in the New-Bowery by Orville Gard
ner, who is of the Charter Members. Mr., Gardner
continues his labors in the cause and is fitting up
new hall over the Coffee Room for the regular meet
ings Of the Division, and for public gatherings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
CITY ITEMS.

Everybody complained Of the heat yesterday and it
really was swelteriag day, the Thermometer playing
all sorts of high old pranks, away up among the
eighties, and the atmosphere being filed with smoky
midsummer haze. Sosuddenly has Summer come upon
US that we are altogether npreparcd for it. The heat
was absolutely whiting. The day closed cool and
cloudy with liberal promise of thunder shower. The
rain il needed by the dropping crops, and tho dusty
streets that Delevan plays at cleaning, would be all
the better for good wettiny down.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08

The Courier des EtGts UHs has an elaborate leader
apainst the Police Board in connection with the new
Sunday law. If the arguments of the Courier are
not more correct than s idea of the composition OF the
Board lit says the members are MessrS. Bowen ana
CbolwelD, its essay isn't worth much.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
MARRIED..

LUQJER-PAiNE-On Thursday, May Q, at Chi-t CAprch
roohyn BY the ksy Dr. CandeId Lea Luguer to Eloe f.
Observation-Disclosures Thursday, May s. by the Rev
Dr. Adams Thomas Roster to Mary A. Sterling all Of this
city.
Cleveland papers please copy
WA1ERs-ASHfON-H Buffalo N. y, on Sunday April %,
by the Rev T. Lansing Newman Pastor Of the River Side NJ
j. Church, Mr. Asa Waers late Of Wsehsm, Mas to Miss
Alice Ashton of Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08

siderable tunnage from the railroad TO Che canal. We
learn that there turnouts at several OF the c0eres
in this region for higher wages"
by The PNsburgh Post, we learn the Common
Council Of that city at special meeting, took up the
ordinance which was passed by the Select Council
time since, levyng tax for the purpose of pay
ing the interest upon the bonds issued to the Charters
Valley Railroad Company. The original ordinance, a.
passed by Select Council levied tax of y mills.
The Common Council reduced the amount of the levy
to y mills which they believed enough for the pur-
pose, and passed the ordnance
When the Select Council shall have ID in the
amendment it will be law. Thus both bod IS of the
City Council have complied with the mandarin Of the
Supreme Court, as it was their duty to do.
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