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order TO the police force directing them 70 enforce
strictly the law in reference to dogs The set Of
January lith, 1859, requires that every one who
shall owa or keep any animal Of the dog kind
shall nrst obtain license 70 enable them so 70 do
The owner or keeper is equally within the re.
quirements Of the law, and by the term keeper is
meant the person about whose house the dog is
most eommonly 10 be found The owner Of every
dog 10 required 10 place and cause 70 be kept
sround The neck Of the dog collar having marked
or engraved on 10 his name and the letters &C
~" and 10 IL made the duty Of police officers to
kill all dogs found going II large contrary 10 the
provisions Of the Law referred %
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The ANGLO-sAxON OFF CAPE RACE.
CAPERAcs, Aug 16 The AnslosaIo passed
here last evening, bui the news hrcugh, by heg
from Europe Is unimpcrt,nt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

II All the employees Of he Puiiodsl POI.
Gas WORKS have bern required, o. . resolution
Of the Board 81 Trustees, 90 tsse tse os.b OF AZ
leylance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16
LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK aroCk MARKET.

NEW foSE, August 1s-2H p. m.-G9vern.
ment slightly lower. Long Bonds IO0k; Fiyes
@sh NOTES Iol Debts sssi Gold, weak, Hay
The general market, quiet and irregula,-tsther
tame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

DEATHS % soLDIsAs>-Ths sollowfEo ksvs
Ds . rsSeStsd SINE oaf lsssi -
Tkas Boyd, company Y, ooth New ypxh.
IsAR u Tfcomh, 10 AAiGs Bsfey.
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DIED


q b :ss "a q An ~;
Ana Ir =: q, sssI q e nsI .ss
dsnos, No. 81, Sin,S Il Between L And u
On the eyenlng Of the lsth instant, Miss ELIZA
ia fsnslsl vii, TAX. ,,.e. t., morrow Sunday,
s:,: 3: 80 ~ -
. oS y: s IL s'' ;: g q e!
Shs rslsavss sna friends q the family are -
i;i1.; !. o'looi: ~ sS' f''s'aos q h:i broth
In VIZ slsy. ss The Ism Instant. JAMES WILL
q e i&s sssse = s;ss
On 20 morrow. leunday, y sf O'CLOCK.
On e: sss 3, AZ
Wiff s@.ns ssed ysa[ 2 mouths and dsSs,
WSs scic Ga s ess s.a aaH DOW si . l:,,
b&hSps g meet hsf onoe ssa!n,
wh''' s: X. :ss 80! &c. e: ss,, :y''
ys e =: ssa e ss.
kiI:s ;pa q: !sss William cisnsni'. in iss i.;E
IkSfSH; :s:s .::.:s' ssi; son q ssls&d -
1ssysE 81! y: a g S|s co.
LADIES TRAVELLING egirS, ...
LADIES rRAvELlNs DusIEEs .oou..
a. From ol1 UPWARDS.
IN. ssS si;ss'ssa 8 atSi aS:rsss
en- sss ps.ns1ixan,s avspS,.
T.RAvsLINs 7RUNEsi
LARsReY s7ouK IN wAsBINsYoNi
On, Asseys~sss, NeVw Bsss~
ssst p ,.:,,',: saa " s:s: md
sk1iSss t 5RuSks, hksfE sb88xxts -
tALlef&, 0AkfE1 kkS !. eAt9Gsks, Aq..
g Dross % suit al DuroAassTs. Spd tsvfte 81 IN
De6ReA 81 basga,rs - tivs % EAU
- WALL e9ERakN0 q CO.
:. Wv sss fsj is1l.I fsssi csa na -
To.W,&8sffS.SftsaS S 'sass..sknss.
s: 49, e: s 3 g
o. IL l. lie most Issy = $ I'D
in ns eoaatsT.5 We falnish them - tnk. ve3ee-
2lo,, .se ~ e ne, ne sa.; s:st e p'ss
cal As-. osn1 kss 5000. II s INK.
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One DoLLARi ONE DoLLABll 0Fs DoLLARli
go 10 the Dollar Store, 43S Penn avenue, nea
-Four. and-a-h street, and zee The splendid stool
Of jewelry and silver plated ware, and take you
choice fer one dollar. 1w4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

EkyLoYAssr Asssss>-Aa employmsas sesa
ey, oonoucisd 9poa toe priacipies hat govern
been opened ey Mr.. aiIlsr, of New YORK. AZ siI
Ninta sfsst. y . sdver,isen,ent : : 80 -
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Rev. WILLIAM HIlr>-A. g. sisgis, corner
o. Eleventh. street and Pennsylvania AVENUE, 10
Portrait Of The late Mr. Ain;, sitbes In ink water
soior O. plain, and q pstoes 70 suit The tines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

LiMBI LIMBi LINE !-On hand largo quaint
" OF my own manufacture, In Quantities 70 sui
purchasers, at W. n. Godsy's lime kilnA. II
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a. a. 5ss;ss On N 4s c'ss
=. sisy, snor,hye.teIly direcuonQ eontainins
msnts consist Of 3 new tame dVellir9. serySrts,
house, carriage hos Q sab-e. 60 The land u Iert-
" sr.ole and Partly woody, and lies 70 the whole
e1tcut on public road which mmupicates With
District Road q W Ashingson- For terms aHply 20
ID; =, MiLLER, Employmeut Agency once, a11
Ninth e. =. jy . colin
EQR SALEeyYo nev fret osass thrss-sserJ
bvn Inquire Of w. b. 60nEY. jea-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

TIE Volusrssa Fesp-vsry nearly S7uD ha
oeea vety promptly subscribed BY the employees
IA me Government Printing Once and Bindsf7
- further ths objects Of toe wsf meeting held Il
-ady employees were quite a. uberei In their su6
scrptioIs as TIE men n. d T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

CuRIp OF PIMpLBs on fHR PAel The best
medical skill In Washington and vfeinity faIled
70 cure me Of piIhples, blotches and boib, with
has given me q handsome complexion, exemps
nom all eruptions, by his herb medicines.
"a 1t q. B. BAMBs. Center Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

HI FUR SALE-A gentleman deslrous Of dis
eontiPnlnE housekseping offers for sale his house-
alton. The house IL fuily and oomfoI taoly furn-
ished. has Mise rooms. ane large neat back yArd.
siiusted in very hssltGy iocs'ion, and not fve
niEutes, vslL from the Inferior or Treasury De
neS Ian. ana rSsH iII OILY swensy aSls,s PEI
klL 70 Q. Mos UIhE d co., or address Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

crTrIFs Hrs WIFE -Yssterdsy morning BIN
Barton, q somewhat noted negro, while on sspree
knife and cut her hand severely. The wife In.
formed ofhcer Bob johnson, who Yesterday after.
noon ares cd Barton and took him before Justice
Clayton, bat she Refused 70 appear against him,
e.d he VIVA dtsmissed
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ssccsp WARD STATION CAsEs-BsNvs Srsttse
eJess VIM. johnson, assault and battery; sect
rity for e6Ir Hammond Himan, doi dismissed
las. LcYkin, drunk, james CusS6cl, drunk; II
nutson, drunk; turned over 70 the military. ".
Blakeley. drunk; sned %. Eugene stevensoh,
profanity; Aned %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

TEE MIAsmA and Poul vapors generated By
TIE hot sun viii be far more deadly to our vol-
unteers than the enemyS bayonets In the Indian
and Crimesn Campaigns, Holloway Pulls were
troops In perfect health. Only % cents per Box.
Soldiers supply yourselves. QlT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

Tn1ap wAfy STATION CA,Is-Bsfo,e Justtes
dismissed. yohn Carroll, Patrick Mschtn and
John Cronin, sleeping In street, do Bernard
Monah.n and Thomas Whi'e disorderlv; turned
evef 10 ths military. William Davis, carrying
concealed WEAPON; Anel %. G. Scott, sleep
ing In maYkee dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

An UsFRosIfAsLs ASSISTANT. Last night
Augustus Trader was arrested by the patrol Of The
Fourth Ward, for Voluntarily assisting the deor
keeper a. Canterbury 70 receive tickets 1t the
door, without the consent Of Thar on1cial. By the
operation the volunteef assistant might hsys
made few dimes 10 the course Of night but
unfortunstely for his arrangement, he Wos taken
before Justice Walter, and hned 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

TEE THIRIssHIH-sfREs1 sswsk.-The pro-
gress OF the work upon this long needed drain fes
The torrents that dow from the northern part Of
the Secoad Ward, wss greatly retarded BY the
heavy rains In July. The sides Of the trench
saving In gave die contractors much more work
than they nticipsted. The voSkmea are again
progressing % rapidly a. they can, and using
every sfor 70 bring the work 70 Q satisfactory
ccnclusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

KSoeIISs Dovs OTYIcgn eHRLfoN's GREEN
APPLES On Thufsday night oficer Shelton, Of
the Sixth WARD, brought 10 the station colofed
woman named earah Carter, whom he caught
running swey from his orchard, where she had
been knocking down his green apples." Yes
terday morning she was brought before Justice
Gull, who sent her 70 the wofkhouse There
aged to escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

RsruRszb DIR ven ,Mescbaisker, oeuliT
and Aarir, has returned 10 IL oisoe, Ss7 Penn,
sylvsnia avenue, and Is ready 70 see nis rsHsns
Of the Eye or Ear. Deafness In is worst stages
no matter how long standing, treated. All sur
gioal operations TO restore sight performed. 3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

III ,hEfAc2NcN Shc -@SiND''
POI Qua z .s,gsess., rs.ls,sA -;
sers espss aud Corporeis q hard sra msSs % o :
ssT: also. Bal. fF s;Ts.1s Sc.s as az 60
EreVoySs' isntsrus. &c O. % bs hsd 81 lie
SsheEr fIsI peg; Ne; sts q y Z street between
"a ~ N~otns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

FouRrH WARD STATION CAsIs-Bsfors yusiie'
WaIsss-Augusta Trader, taking tickets for IAN
teYoury under false preteooe; fned 81. Jane.
glsherty, running hack without . number; do
Jn6 w. Van Hook, charge OF Perjuryi dismissed
VIM Lee, thfefs; do The following were re
6orman, assault and battery; sec9fftS for pease
Also, for selling liquor without l'oensei fuled fol
trial Dennis Lyon, threats security for peace
Mary Pe,iins, DO ! security for further hearing
Catherine heCullagate, dol security 70 keep thu
re5Ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

q sAsHhs, a M strsse. bsevsss Paad 3 snssan,
RAsfdenee-soeA sl7set, q dew aAovo r sGusa
"{QRDeN0 pssaSxy e1enAsd -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

"THRRs HoSpfRr ThovsANp MoaR This
morning, two regiments ROM the old Keystone
state-the le4th. Colonel Holley, ana the l.s.h
Colo cl Elder-fully equipped, and affneA wits
the approved musket, made during the present
wear, arrived In the city, and about noon passed
down the avenue on their way 70 the sacred soil.
TTEe7 Are spiendid looking regiments. and report
20 600 new recruits 10 Camp Curtin, Harrisburg
" They are coming, Fsthet Abraham"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16

Hoi poI rHH wAl.-Capt George " Nokes
has been authorized 70 raise Q company TO oef0e
for the war In the ID Regiment D. G. voluh.
teefs ana has opened q recruiting ONCE at No $50
Seventh street, Navy Yard. This regiment y be.
Ing raised under the direct supervision Of Brig
cen Hadsworth A liberal bounty and advance
pay Is offered, and Ane opportunity to patriotic
Young men 70 serve their county In We Held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-16
LOCAL NEWS.
AnpsnNxsrs To-NIsHf.

CAsrxxsuns HAlt No better madeleine 70
the blues or fef iuftabte temper can Dc ioun pc
than that sdministered In aliopetnio 49, ~ "a
C,nte-brrv nv M. s.phuuny phellowso now pei
forming there Jim Budwoth, w .. hsnison
Denny 6allaa her and Willis Armstrong, eomps
the most grave 20 DO CAV The oesnuial mai ",
eta. who 10 very fascinating, and moves With a
the srsoes Of sylph through the dance, also AZ
pean nightly.
A,o.Io Coscssr sALc9s.-Free CONCERTS DAN
Alp m Nschmah presidss at the plsno- 600
refres hnsnts st hand
MECHANICS HALL, Maryland avenue = Ere
promenade concert this evening, By portion Q
the Marine Band. Choice refreshments cen
stantly on hand. The garden will be bcsutifull
Illuminated. F-r--
LIszRfI HALL, ALsxAKDnIA.-Thisi In the lss
evening Of the excellent troupe now performing
At the above resort They have for i've week
hugely delighted the citizens Of Alexsndris, ant
we doubt not the Hall will be crowded on thi
farewell occasion. Dick Parker VIII Be In hl
hsppiest mood. ....
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21
PEACH BORERS.

A correspondent the Gardeners Mon-
hly says friend of his applied spirits of
turpentine to his peach trees affected by the
the bOrer. The remedy was "radical and
thorough, the trees in two hours being 50
dead that no borer could injure them. -
The same writer has tried with success a
strong solution of Tobacco water, applied on
a dry day in June, and the Tobacco leaves
left around the collar of the tree In the
autumn following only one worm was found
in dozen trees.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21
RHUBARB WINE.

A fair article of wine for family use may
be made from tho rhubarb in the following
manner: Grind or mash, and press the
stalks, in any convenient manner. A por-
table or hand cider mill and press answer
we'll for this purpose. Add as much water
as there is juice, AMI three to four pounds
of light colored sugar to each gallon of the
gallon of the mixture. Put in casks and
set in the cellar, with the bung out, leav-
ing it until fermentation ceases, keeping
the casks fuH in the meantime. When
done working, bung up tight or bottle fol
use. Small quantities may be put at first
into glass bottles or stone jugs.
An'er Agriculturist.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21
DUTCH CHEESE.

The "farmer's girl" who can make "tip-
top Dutch cheese" and tell how it is done,
is no doubt an adept in the art. know
q farmers wife who has made "lots' of it
and think none can make better. She
pours boiling water over thick milk in the
pans. The curd should be moved gently
with a spoon, that the water may react,
the bottom of the pan. The curd and
whey will seperatc in a few minutes; pour
OF the whey and if the curd is too tender,
pour over it hot water the second time,
ard move the curd about as at first; then
pour off the water and put the curd in thin,
coarse cloth, and hang it up drain an hour
or two then add salt, little butter OF
cream, Or both /; work it in and make into
balls. This way is preferred to heating
the milk over the fire, or upon the stove
and is much less work and trouble. Try
it, and see if you do not like it better
MIS-. LYman.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21
CABBAGE FOR COWS.

There can be no doubt that cabbage is
an excellent food for COWS. 1t is more
nutritious than the white turnip, and wi |
produce more per acre. We think it should
be more extensively cultivated, especially
by our dairymen. The investigation of
DR.. Voelcker show that in the fall of the
year, milk, when the cows are we'll fed,
yields more chesse and butter than during
the summer. But if the cows have not a
good supply of nutritious food, the milks
falls off greatly. 1t would prove of great
seem, therefore, tnat supply of cabbage,
which could easily be obtained, would
prove of great advantage.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21
STRAWBERRY JELLY.

Express the juice from the fruit through
cloth, strain it clear, weigh and stir to it
an equal proportion of the finest sugar
dried and reduced to powder; when this
is dissolved, place the proserving-pan over
very clear fire, and stir the jelly often
until it boi's; clear it carefully from scum,
and boil it quickly from fifteen to twenty.
five minutes. This receipt is for mode
quantity of the preserve a very smsll por-
tion will require much less time.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21
HORSES-HEAVES.

We would remind our readers that hor-
ses fed on carrots, never suffer from heaves ;
they will be found to have silky coat as
well as q loose hide, and enjoy far better
health than when hay and oats are alone
used. Three quarts Of carrots and three
quarts of oats will sustain horse much
better than six quarts of oats. When the
carrots form part of the feed, all the oats
will be digested and assimilated whereas,
when oats alone are fed, more than one
half pass through undigcsted. The floor
of every cutting box should be ribbed or
opened SO as to permit all dust to pass
down before the hay reaches the cutting
knives. Many horses are rendered asth-
matte by being fed dusty hay, and, consc-
auently, every means calculated to remove
the dust should be restored to.
Worhang Farmer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-06-21

The receipt for wounds on horses, such
as collar and Saddle-galls, &C., is furnished
to the american Stock JournpI by DR..
Dadd, the well known veterinary surgeon
Pulverised aloes, 8 ounces pulvorised
myrrh, a Ounses pulverised catechu, A
ounces pulverised benzoin, ounces; new
rum, ! gallon, Let the mixture stand for
two or three weeks frequently shaking, ,and
filter through fine linen.
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PHILADELPHIA & Reading Rail Road.
WINTER 1RRANG El7ENT

WINTER WANG EAENI
Ia an lsg ysf ,sf OF PAssENGER tGl ,lgi TRAINS
(Passing Reading
Downtto Philadelphia, at $50 aud IL NJ IL noon,
and 4PM NJ ~
Up, to Puttsvillc at 1850 A NJ, and 5,43 M.
WEST TO LEBANON AND HARRISBURG!
Western EXPRESS from New York, at l,07 NJ.
Mail rrains, at 1885 A NJ and 5,4j = NJ
ON SUNDAYS, the Down NJ Tram passing Reading,
at g,20 A NJ, and Up Train, at 5,57 NJ
Both lO,5 A NJ aud SAB NJ, up Trains connect At
Port clinton for Tamaqua, WillamSport Elmira, Bun
nlo Niagara aud Canada. ,.
The 10 80 A NJ, Train only connects at Port Clinton
for Wilkesbarre Scranton aud Pittston.
The Western Express Trains connect at Harrisburg
with Express Trains the Pennsylvania Railroad tof
Pttsbur 2, aud all points West and the Mail Trans
connect at Harrisburg for Lancaster Chambersburg'
Sunhury, WilliamspOrt, Lock Haven Elmira ana the
Canadas, =, ,-,
q Through First.Class Coupon Tickets, and Emigrant
Tickets at reduced Fares to all the principal points in
the North aud West and thr Canadas ,r
4 COMPUTATION TICKETS,
with 2G Coupons, 25 per cent discount, between any
points desired.
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 1000 miles, between all points, at sij-foi
Families and Business Firm, and Season Tickets, goot
for the holder only for three months in any Passenger
train to Philadelphia, at $40 each School season TICK
cts one. third less. m -,
the UPPER DEPOT, and all other Trains, at the LOW
Err DEPOT.
d 80 lbs of baggage aowcc each passenger ... =,
! ~ Passengers are requested to purchase thcif Iick
cts before entering the higher Fares charged
/ Tn trains leave Philadelphia for Reading HARRISBURG
and Pottsvilc at NJ, 3lJ NJ aud Ut A,3O L NJ 10
Reading only. ,o, y,
/ ~ Excursion Tickets, good for day, by G,09
NJ Accommodation Train to Philadelphia and retur
at 81 o0 each. e. A. NlCOLLS,
Jouuorv 4 1860