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TNIVERsITY.-THE EXAMINATION OF THE

TNIVERSITY.-THE EXAMINATION OF The
u Students of the University of North-Carnna will
begin on Mday, the 9th of May, inst, and continue I'M
til the day of the College Commencement Thursday the
9th of June.
The Committee of Visitation for the year 1861 consists
of
His Excelency, JOHN W. ELLIS.
Governor of the State and oco Prest Of the Board
Hon. DAVID L. SWAIN, Ii. D.,
President of the College.
JOHN L. BAILEY,
JOHN H. BRYAN,
JOHN r. ]. DANIEL,
JOHN NJ. DICK,
JOHN A. GILMER,
ROBERT B. GILLIAN,
CALVIN GRAVES,
CHARLES L. HINTON,
JOHN KERR
WALTER F. LEAKE,
WILLIE p MANGUM,
CHARLES MANLY,
JAMES T. MOREHEAD,
THOMAS d. MCDOWELL.
SAMUEL F. PATTERSON,
THOMAS RUFFIN.
ROMULUS NJ. SAUNDERS
THOMAS SETTLE,
LEWIS THOMPSON,
JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
PATRICK H. WINSTON.
All other Trustees of the University who may attend
will be considered members of this Commilte.
CHARLES MANLY Secretary.
Raleigh, May !. 1861. 42-td.
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A CARD.
For the Standard,

There being now no longer a necessity for the
Southern Rights meeting at Charlotte on the Goth
of this month"; (May,) hereby make known, with
the concurrence of members Of the committee and
upon the suggestion of many Others that the call for
the same is withdrawn-and that consequently the
meeting will not take place.
= The noble attitude Of North Carolina union
of sentiment and feeling among her people, and the
spirited aldcrity Nth 'ohch they meet the crisis,
bespeak spirit that looks to action only, and not
to public discussion.
WELDON n. EDWARDS,
Pres. of the South. Rights Elk. Com.
9th April, 1861.
sY Papers in the State will please insert this.
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HEAD QUARTERS, ADG'T. GENL'S OFFICE, |
d. aL hnni

HEAD QUARTERS. ADG'T. GENL'S OFFICE,
RALEIGH, N. c. April "a, 1861.
W., ALL COMMUNICATIoNs for the Governor in
IVA reference Military m4tters-such as applications
tgI for commissions tender of services of companies
AN &c, acquisitions for arms ammunition, &c, and for
information appertaning TO the military organizations call
this city.
By order of Gov. Ellis.
j. F. HOKE, Adutant General
HEAD QUARTERS, ADG'T GENL'S OFFICE,
RALEIGH, N. C., April 25, 1861. !
GENERAL ORDER No. s.
HEREAFTER ALL PROVISIONS passing through this
will be stopped here for the supply Of the troops
trated at this point The market price will be allowed for
the provisions stopped Forwarding and receiving agents
at the railroad depot will strict attention TO the execu
ton of this order.
BY order of the Governor
j. F. HOKE, Adjutaut General
HEAD QUARTERS, ADJ'T GENLS OFFICE,
RALElGH, April 25, 1851. !
GENERAL ORDER No. a.
A MEDICAL BOARD to consist of Chas E. johnson
H. d., F. j. Haywood n. d.. W. II. Mckee, NJ. D.. will
1851 for the purpose Of examining applicants for admission
into the Medical Department to be organized.
Physcaus desiring appointments will make immediate
application, BY letter. to this Office, to 90 before the Med
cal Board-fnrnishng testimonials of moral character.
By order Of the Governor.
J. F. H0KE, Adjutant General.
.--s- CAnP INSTRUCTION.
Raleigh N c., April "a, 1851. !
The undersigned being placed by the Governor in charge
OF the Camp Of Instruction and Rendezvous Of troops
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WELDON N. EDWARDS,

w- Papers in the State will please insert this.
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HEAD QUARTERS, ADJT GENLs OFFICE,

ORDERS No. l.
The undersigned being placed by the Governor in charge
Of the Camp Of Instruction and Rendezvous Of troops
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COUNCIL WO0TEN, Pres't of Council
GRAHAM DAVIS, Clerk to the Council of State
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Frsm Rsrtress N1ssrse

FoRrIkss MONROE, August 2e-The ste,mr,
Philsdelphis has arrived from Wsshington win
$50 mutineer. belonging 20 the regiments there.
sno sentenced TO two years imprison ment az the
Ior.ngas They have been sent Temporarily 30
A dag Of truce arrived from Norfolk this NOM
Ing, with three ladies and q number Of prisooers
captured by the Confederate privateers Al the
object OF sending the Gag Of truce at this line wss
deemed to be rather inquisitive, General w col
decided to detain the Gag until late to-morrow
liz 10 high time that an end should be put % this
constant intrusion Of the enemy 20 obtain infof
nation. Whenever they think any inportsnt
movement 10 on foot here, they are sure 10 b< on
hand with flag Of truce.
The steamer Ben Deford or 8. r. Spauldips.
loaded with troops, came some distance up tie
Roads, aud then proceeded 10 washington
he steamer Connecticut has arrived with $50
sailors, OF whom 100 are intended for the Poto-
mac heet, and the remainder for our cosss ana
Gun squaorons. She also has a cargo Of ics ana
provisions. She will carry the $50 uutineers fust
from Washington 10 the Tortugss
Capt Davis has been made provost marshal of
the entire department Of Virginia. He yesterday
arrested the crew Of the schooner Chirgsrorp from
New York. Gen. Wool has sent them 20 the Rip
Raps. Seven spies have recently been discovered
here and placed in confinement
The much talked Of expedition from Old Point
has sailed under command Of General Butler n
consisted Of the frigates Minnesota and wsbssh,
the ship Of war Pswnee, gun bost Monticello
Peabody, propellers Fanny and Adristic, with .
large number Of schooner, bsrges, 60 The
Quaker City will follow In q few hours The
vessels carried over one hundred guns ssd about
600 men.
Several powerful gun boss remain ID ola roia,
and Newport News
Col. Max Weber and Hawkins take psrt In tAs
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Southern NeWs.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26.-The Adams Express
Company having discontinued the sending of
letters 10 the South, those now received and ar
irving from the North will be returned 70 the
senden.
A flag was presented to-day az Camp Joe
Holt to Gen. Rousseaub brigade, entitled the
Louisville Legion" by the citizens Of Louis
vile. There was an immense conoourse IN at
tendance.
The Knoxville Register says: Congressman
Nelson 10 90 scared that he wont answer, and be
will have to visit Richmond again before getting
all right"
The Atlanta Confederacy insists that landlords
must reduce their rents, Ss business 10 stagnsnt,
and property largely deprecated.
The Richmond Dispatch says that Ksnswha
Valley is worth military expedition on account
Of its salt alone
The Mobile Register, Of the sd, strongly urges
that the South should not let the bonds Of the new
Confederocy sink below par In any part Of the
Southern Confederacy, and asks the Mobile me1-
chants 20 take them at par az a duty.
The Richmond correspondent Of the Memphis
Appeal says that French agents were In that city
buying tobacco, and that this fact 10 significant Of
the future purposes Of the French government.
Roseau's Brigade, which had been ordered 70
repair to st Louis, has received a counter order,
and will remain az Camp Joe Holt for the present
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AffairaIn NIIssourI.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 26.-on Friday the
I'D inst, the sum Of Sl43, 200 In gold, belonging
TO the Mechanic and Union banks Of this place,
was seized by order Of Major r.. T. Van Horn,
commanding the reserve corps Of home guards.
Some excitement was created here on Saturday
by skirmish which took place between twenty
mounted rebels on the north bend Of the river and
the ferry guard on the south bank, aided by q
six FOUNDER. Several shots were exchanged, but
nobody was hurt.
ST. LOWS, Aug. 27.-Gen. Pope has inforns-
ton from Northeast Missouri that Martin Green,
instead Of threatening TO attack KirksvilIe and
other points as heretofore reported 10 fast making
towards the Missouri river. Gen. Hurlburt IL
pursuing the enemy from Kirksville and Colonel
Moore from Athens. Gen. Green's force 10 esti-
mated at 200 Ii Is supposed to be now in the
lower part Of Monroe county, moving southwark I,
and Will probably attempt 20 cross the river IN
Culinary or Boone county. This will rid North
east Missouri Of his presence, and restore quiet 70
that portion Of the State.
ST. Louis, Aug. % The body Of Gen. Lyon
arrived on the train from Rolla tonight, and was
escorted from the depot by two com panies Of SOL
oilers. IL 10 understood that suitable honors win
be paid to the remains Tomorrow
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATEST PROM FORTRESS ooNso

FoRrEsss MoNRoE, Aug. s7.-Another fas of
truce came from Norfolk this morning, 70 inous,r
after that which came yesterday, and which was
detained until O'Clock p. m to-day. The "a
released prisoners and ladies were sent % No,-
folk. Our naval expedition having doubles.
reached is destination, no further detention wss
necessary.
The Gag Of truce brought down Captain Husssy
and the crew Of the ship A. b. Thompson, Of
Brunswick, Ne, which was captured on the 18Th
Of May, ten miles OF savannah bar, and tzhea into
Beaufort, s. c by the privaseer Lady Davis
Two lsdies from Norfolk say that The confed-
crates have lately assembled q large forcs near
sewens Point, anticipating an attach ffou Old
Point
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Murders by Indians,

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 26.-Exaggersted reports
were received to-day from Horizon, In this State,
to the effect that large bJdy Of armed indians
were marching on that place, killing all the
whites on the way. The report originated In the
fact that family, living ten miles north Of Hori-
con, were murdered by some Indians Of the
vicinity This act was In retaliation for shooting
q pony belonging 10 the Indians.
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Rebels Marching on Athens, NE.

KEoKUK, Iowa. August26 "A private Of Colonel
MOore's regiment arrived here from Athens, No,
last night. He states that Colonel Green was
approaching that place with force variously esti.
matt at from fifteen hundred 20 three thousand.
The Union pickets, which were sixteen miles out,
are driven in. Colonel Moore has 800 men and
four cannon. Three hundred men LEFT here 70
reinforce him. General Hurlbut 10 represented 70
be behind Green with 600 Union men.
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Expi..i.n Of P.rcu,,i.1 PTi.,r..

PITTsBuRs, Aug. IA box Of percussion
primers for cannon, addressed 70 Gen. Fremont
at ST. Louis, arrived here to-day on Adams' Er-
press car, and from some unascertained cause az
ploded, and seriously injured an employees Of The
railroad company, and another man No one
was killed a. ct first reported. The explosion
caused some excitement, and gave rise 70 q rumor
of an internal machine.
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~ CARD.
EMATICAL ACADEMY,

EMATICAL ACADEMY.
This institution will be opened Monday, Septem
Der I'd, 1861, by IHEODORR MCGOWAN, NJ. A.
The course of instruction viii lnclcde, in addi-
q thorough classical snd msthematical educatIon.
Mr. McGOvsn hiss been actively engaged as q
teacher during the asst slx yesrs-as Tutor of Bellies
toR, and as Principal OF the Academy at Sumter,
South Carolina.
"CoLLKeR OF NEW JERSEY, Princeton, N. ].
The undersigned take pleasure in expressing the
McGowan q srsduats Of tins College, as a scSoisT
and teaoher-mr MoGOwau was the hrst scholar
in his class; Was tutor bellies ettres and, in the
give instruction ~ any branch, knowledge Of
which 10 requisite for admission into college.
JOHN MhCLEAN,
President of the College.
Prof. Of Belle. ;sttres snd Pol; go.
Prof of Mech. Phil. a.d Astronomy.
l. X. ATWATER,
Prof Of Mental and Moral Phil.
JAMES c. MoFFAT,
JOHN t. DUFE Fffl ID B greer
GIN sIGER. FrO Gi Of II L sns9s;
Reference may also be hsd to
# #Ss ~ sssf4:.a'' ch.nDsr.Durs,r.
EDWARD MCPHERSON, NJ. c., Gettysburg, Pa.
JOSEPH HENRY SEQ. Smithsonian ms Washing
S 6 h v s;y B.a1L' GEORGETOWN, Dc.
Tuition, English, per quarter of 10 weeks. 90
81 :. and higher msth1 ,:::::... 10 10 60 60
su s 81 Win Intel M&ThImJ
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Murder Of Unisp nen I'm Keptucky.

CINCINNATI, August ga Union man, named
Moore, was killed, and another, named Nell, was
MORALLY wounded on Sunday afternoon, oy a
gang Of I've secessionists, st Shotwell toI-g ate
seven miles from CovingtOR. Both men were
stabbed In the back. A party Of Union men have
towards the Tsnnessss line. L.,
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Nsties % Omit.

SCRANTON, Pa Aug. % WIN. Hslsey, hail
Ing from Ithaca, was com PEELED 10 leave the town
today, or accept the alternative Of being rods
q rail- He bad endeavored 70 induce parties 30
take the New Yosk Day Book, and uttered the
rankest treason.
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IN FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parents who wish their daughters % re-
oeiye Q thorough and systematic education, where
their ply sica aining will receive daily and special
attention, under the most approved system of Calls
themes and Gymnastics, are espeotfully invited to
visit the UNION Female Academy, corner Four
tee tn St and New York ay.
MR.. & MRS. z. RICHARDS,
0-n Principals.
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NOTICE.
~ &c
"ADAMs, EXPRESS COMPANY


This Company offers to the public" Unequalled
ADVANTAGE for the Safe and Quick Dispatch of
Heavy Fights Packages, Valuabes, Money, O,
90, to all parts Of the United states.
Expresses to and from the North and West de.
part from and arrive In w ashington twice daily
All Expresses are in charge Of experienced dad
reliable Messengers
All Packages for The Soldiers carried at "oNE
HALF" our usual rates.
All Go. ds for the so-called "Confederste Slater"
and all Articles Z" Contraband of War" will be
REFUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at /, S, and p.
4 arriving In Washington at 6 A. III and 5 80
Expresses leave Philadelphia ct $50 A. M. and
p. NJ, arriving in Washington ut so p. M, and
"A. M.
Expresses leave Baltimore at 4 20 A M. and p
NJ, arriving in Washington at A. M. and %
Expresses for al point. North and West leave
Washington at 739 A. nj. and 2 80 r nj. daily.
Special Contracts for large quantities. of Freight
oen be made on sp pioatlon 10 this OfRce.
All Goods called for and delivered free Of Extra
charges. -
SP, MCLAUGHLIN,
Agent Adams' Express Company.
Washington, August q, 1851. au % II
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Secretary seward.

ApstNy, Aug. % Secretary Seward, who left
on a special train by the Hudson River Railroad
some time In the night. A special train will bs
ready on the Central road for him a. soon % hs
arrfveS here
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NTOORE's WEST END SODA FOuaT ~
lvl IN fall operstion. dispensipG pure Cerbonie
Acid .Sster, WITH moe sirsps Of didsreat hsvors'
"a sdditcn 70 q fns stcss Of Medicines. he hiss .
geasEsi sesoupssi u roilst Ars .lss- tIf I,Ss,s,
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Arre,ts NJ new Ysrk

Nrw yoIK, Aug. I'll. A. Muchsse, well.
held 20 bail.
samuel J. Anderson, native Of Virginia, and
a sympathizer with the rebels, has also been az
rested mere. -
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BOARDING..

~ tanned in the country at Mrs BARNARD'S
one mile from the tmnibHs stand in GeOrgetOwn.
References required. Apply at X. 4. Y CISSEL'S
Drug Store. 9eorgetown, or to FRANKLIN
PHILIP, ESQ Washington. Also FIR rent, Cot
tage, with Eoard. au Is Iveo*
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Did,

On the 2sth instant, after long a-d painful ill
ness, EMMA c., only daughter Of C. and j. III.
Wynn. aged IA years.. -
The friends Of the family are respectfully re-
day. afternoon, at 81 O'Clock, from the residence
Of her father, corner l4th and SITS. north.
On Sunday, the 25.h instant, LEVIN MIN
POWELL, infant son of Charles w. and Martha
Sohuermann Of this city.
On the llih instant, WILEY, the son of John
H. and Sarah A. Rennoe, aged 10 months and l6
days, of Washington city.
Will, little brother Wiley,
How glad am to know
That thou art happy in the skies,
Beyond the reach OF woe.
Then wait little longer.
And will come to thee,
And there we'll be together
Through oil eternity.
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The Murder, On tn. Cz.risa,

Bosros, Aug. 8 The examination Of Henfy
Blauvsle and Charies Re eival, charged win
numbering Patrick Crotief, mate Of the hsrk
Cxarins, before the United States commissions
to-day, resulted In their discharge.
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NorTcs.-Dishict Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
ut and forwarded nom TIE STAR Once.
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a Prfvssssr OF the Csast Of msssse hssstss.
Bosros, Aug 7-Tss schooner Agricols, Of
Ellsworth, Me-, arrived mere to-day, and reports
that, % miles northeast Of Cape Ann, abe was
overhauled by the privsteef schooner Freely.
OF Charleston, but her cargo not suitng the
pirates, they released her, wishing, hoveves, 70
Be reported in Boston. b.
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IHC All NEW s.

UTkouzh TEE sTAs 10 printed on the busiest
rrsm ptevs IN use south Of Baltimore, In edition
n % lsrse 8. 20 require II to be put to pres at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
s~nt In before - O'Clock m; stherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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The Frlsass Csas.ess.

Bosrox, August 2e.-ordeu have been received
aiding purposes. 20
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On the 18th instant, BY the r v. Mr.. McNerhany,
Mr.. SAMUEL d. ANDERs0N, OF Wash gten
county, d.. C. to Miss I.EVINIA A. BOYLE,
dsughter of Mr. John F. Boyle, OF this city.
baltimore papers copJ.D
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To The AgrLIcIID!-ge sure to read the adver-
:seEert of McI.enn's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier. in another column. If
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RlADER, have you seep Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Ref II; IL will interest you.
m 2O-eoly
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MARRIED

PKNNIKs,
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange At the Star Ofioe counter.
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CossBs.-The sudden changes Of our climate are
AfeetionS. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should ct once Be had TO a" B,otsn's Bronchial
ISoehss, or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
ritation OF the Throat be slight as by this
preoeution more serious attack may be efectually
warded of. Public Speakers and Stngsrs will find
Thorn efectual for clearing and siren gthenIng tn
voice. Sec advertisement. del
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i EMkkiSoH: 4 tie a corner o. fssn. knH
a1s r.s nov q; ss
greater inducements for the patropAGs Of c361ehs
md strsngers thar any Other public house In the
hotsi on Penn. avenue, sAd his. scoommodanons
81 Set Or se:,ds
European Hotel have already become vGy Depa-
sI. being al that can be deslred By the n9st a.
SSsed eolt,sssd GSsrsI ss sssiisssss D siyssss
IT. w. z g y &c IN r. i:s:s 81. x
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DRUNKEN TKAMsTER Yesterday afternoon, q
Government wagon drawn by fine team passed
down Seventh street about half past Ave O'Clock,
and by their motions the horses seemed inclined
to run away. The attention Of pedestrians was
attracted TO the driver who was jerking and pull.
Ing the line, and yelling to the leading horses
He swayed from side to side In the saddle, and II
was evident that he was drunk. Fortunately,
the animals were clearer headed than the driver
and kept to the middle Of the carriage ways and
avoided collision with vehicles
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FATAL ACCIDENT " ssterday afternoon while
some soldiers Of the Thirty seventh New York
Regiment were performing picket duty mile or
two beyond Arlington, they entered a house, and
was by secession pickets. They ran out, when
the gun Of one OF them wss accidentally dis
charged, fatally wounding member Of company
Ii, named Thomas Rosney. The ball entered his
spine and passed entirely through his body. He
died in short time after being brought to the E
street hospital.
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A NuIsANcH-who hose business IL Il 70 attend
10 the removal Of that dead dog In the street. near
the northwest corner Of judiciary Square, ltis
. disgusting object end Pollusss TIE air IN that
vtctplfy,r ssxB8 If4sg H.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

FOR RENT-A fine new HOUSE (brIok) with
U ii rooms and bathroom, and with wat. and
gas, sltusted In uOst desirable locality, in the
vicinity Of yudica Square, is 7 rent, resdy fur
nished, on favorable terms. Apply at this Office.
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Row In GKORGBTOwN-Yesterda evening two
soldiers entered the premises Of Mr.. Jos Nichol-
son, on Bridge street, Georgetown, near the canal
and drove hts wife from the house Mr. Michel.
son, who was near at the time, Immediately came
diers, but being an athletic man he caught up
pick handle and 30 belabored the men that IL
will probably be q life lesson for them When
standing on the pavement bleeding freely about
the head, and the other apparently "used up,
was being brought up the steps Of an area by
three men.
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HOLLowAY's Pitts Bilious Feuer.-ThIs dan
gerous disease is Immediately nipped the bud BY
timely use of this anti-febrile and corrective
medslnes they purify the score tons of the liver,
rsnovate the stomach, and cleanse the blood.
Thousands who would have sunk beneath the vic
lsDoe of this fever have been restored to health by
the use Of these remedies, after all other had
Jailed Sold by all Druggists, at 25o., &C., and 81
per box. anH-lg
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GENITAL 6uAlpHorsE CASKS Patrick Riley,
drunk and disofderly turned over TO the Provost
Marshal Alexander McCloud, breaking the stalls
in the MARKET also turned over 70 the Marshal.
Charles Walter Meyer, house-breaking; jail Tom
Hopkins, disorderly; dismissed Eliza Boyle,
keeping disofderiy house; workhouse 30 days.
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HoUsEBRRAKINa Charles Waltermyer was az
rested by police officer klopfer, charged with
breaking into the house of Samuel Foult last
night, pretending to be an ofdcer. Justice Wal
ter, after examination, committed him to Jail.
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ASSAULT AND BATTBRY.-L. Straus was arrested
yesterday by officer Turner for assault and bat
terv on small boy named Robert Reese. The
assault was fully proved, and the accused at
tempted to justify bis conduct by insinuations
against the boys honesty. The boy produced
evidence. however, Of an excellent character; and
Justice johnson, who tried the case, rejected the
plea, lectured the accused on the imprOpriety Of
taking the law In his own hands, and required
him TO give bail for court.
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Is IT 40 1T IL stated on the street this morn
Ing, upon what In regarded a. reliable authority
have been putting buck shot In blank cartridges
and at the same time, instead Of the genuine, in
serting harmless limitations Of bullets In the bal
cartridges. The matter will doubtless be invssti
gated