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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-05
To the Public.

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T WILL GUARANTEE 10 send. upon the
| receipt Of One Dollar, By return mail,
Ef highly coiored Photograph Of ANY ON
FA!ORITE GEN EERAL OF the United Sfaisa
Army OF OFFICER Of the NAVY. Direct u
CHARLES B. BRAT"TON x 60.
lG56w3 S,aiion X, Philadelphia Pos, Ohss
Sarah D. Smith, In the Court of Comuoa
by her neI, friend, Pleas OF Union coun-
Joseph Reed, ty. alas Subpoena N
Divorce
William Smith.
To William smith. Defendant: Take nuica
thai The Commissioner appointed TO lake dep
oSilions 10 be read IN The above case, will sis
FOR that purpose, al the ofHce Of orvis d
Hayes, IN Lewisburs, on Saturday, The 9th
day Of August 1861. al O'Clock. NJ.
JOHN b. LINN, Commissioners
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UniteI States TaE.psIe.s

Oh HASsL ' PLLt,
Deputy c. i-r- O-C-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORE REBEL PIRACY.

MORE REBEL PIRACY.
Another Steamer off the Coast-Five Yes.
sells Burned by Her-Capture OF a New
York Pilot Beat-Descriptisn Of the r ebeI
Craft
NEW YORK, August IA rebel pirate is
reported to have been sixty miles southeast of
Sandy Hook yesterday, and to have captured
the pilot. boat James Funk.
[sRooND DIsP ArcH.]
tlRA ISLAND, August IL While one Of the
sailing boats attached to the Surf Hotel was
cruising outside his morning, it discovered q
yawk boat making Tor shore. Upon coming
aiongside, sixteen persons were found on board,
VINO belonged 70 the pilot boat james Funk, Of
The brig Estelle, the tug Sarah Boyce, the
brig Richard, the bark Bay State, and the
schooner Atlantic, were captured and burned
by the Confederate steamer Tallahassee, COM
mapded by John Taylor Wood, of ths coast
yesterday afternoon.
The pilot who brought mp an Italian bark
this afternoon reports that on Thursday, at
nine O'Clock in the morning, about six miles
southeast OF Sandy Hook, he saw a steamer
showing the American flag She came close
under the baIk's stern, but did not hail. She
then sighted the pilot-boat James Funk, and,
hoisted the rebel flag, captured the boat and
put pirate crew on board, and steamed of
toward MOntauk Point the pilot. boat follow.
ing at the same time.
The pilot also saw schooner three miles to
windward. All her sails were cut loose ln
sir king con ndition, the pirate having evidently
scuttled her.
The pirate craft is a small "neutraI' Eng
lisk.built vessel, schooner-rigged, painted
W white with red bottom. and carries a pivot
gun for and ait, and four broadside guns, and
is very slow. The pilot boat is, perhaps, able
to out sail her.
passenger by the Evening Star reports she
was chased tour hours Yesterday by the pirate,
who fred three shots at her, but she outsailed
the enemy. This statement was not included
in the purser's report to the press.
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~ Boy |" called out Brown to the waiter
at Sans. Don't call me boy, sir am no
boy" said the latter. "Then do as you'd be
done by" but in Brown, .'and don't call this
mutton lamb any more 20
~ Lady Franklin is said to dislike the
North because it sent so many ships after Sir
John. Bv her i'll temper she drove him away,
and feared he might possibly be brought back
again. r-- ifa-IL zAE
SThe meteorologists are discussing ths
mean temperature OF the year. Quilp asks II
they can find meaner temperature than the
present. sf@} E=tA .
IQueen Isabella represents herself as pre.
pared to reSogni2e Maximiiian. But she is
n AT the Alferi Theater. in Paris a, o,,sra
has lately been played, which has the strs "a
title Of s.OuranG Oatang." 4 So -~"
0The Partisan political econonists saw that
the organ men gf London make fiooooo .
sSsst 50
SThs composer Of "Faust" receives $50
every night it Is performed
~ letter from Mexico says the new EN-.
peror Is nrm In his place and very popular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE
Visit to Chamber sburg-The Burnt District
lnSnected

CHANBERsBuRe, Aug 1.-THE Senators and
Representatives, accompanied ny the President
of the Cumberland Valley Railroad aud sew
eral other persons, left Harrisburg at O'Clock
this morning. and arrived here at 10k in spe-
cial train, to view the ruins.
Upon arriving here, the visitors were taken
in charge by committee of citizens, and es-
corted through the burned districts. The scene
can never be properly described. Fonr squares
In either direction, private houses and stores
have been thrown into one black ruin.
The order OF the in vaders had been to spare
churches, and none of these were destroyed,
except those in close proximity to residences.
The fact that Catholic church joined the de.
pot was the means Of saving the latter struc.
ture.
The losses Of the Cumberland Valley Rail.
road, since the beginning Of the war, have been
$l25,000 The total loss to Chambersburg will
be S3,GO0 0, by actual count.
The records OF the courts were nearly all
preserved, and are now being arranged in a
new structure.
The people of Chambersburg are now return
ing, and commencing to rebuild their dwell
ings. All are we'll supplied with the necessa
ries of life.
The Legislature leave this place at noon for
Harrisburg. Every possible attention is being
shown them by the people Of the town.
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~ The proprietress of a Peach orchard in
Jersey advertised in a PhiIadelphis paper for
IL boys to pick her peaches, and appointa q
locality in Philadelphia for a meeting to per-
feet arrangements. At the appointed hour, not
twelve but over one hundred urchins appeared,
all of their lips smacking with the prospect of
a glorious feast of the delicious fruit thew ex-
pected to pick. Then came tn 'tug OF war"
The boys assaulted her in front and flank.
"Take me, 4" ma am said one. 81 know how to
pick peaches" cried another. "Don't have
him: he can't do nothin',' yelled a hundred
young aspirants, showing, crowding, pushing
and using every available means, fair or foul,
to get the ear Of the panic stricken female The
good " oman. almost distracted, called for the
"Pleece! P'leece!" The "P'leece" came.
and, clearing q vacant space around her, gave
her time to select dozen youngsters from the
crowd, when she attempted to leave, but the
boys, cheated out OF their expected prey, head.
ed her of. Fooled In her attem pt to get OF from
Walnut street, she bolted into Washington
Square with about one hundred boys at her
heels, including the favored and elated "dozenm
who now basked in the sunshine OF pros spect.
i've peach orchards. The main body of the
crowd, foiled in their attempt to enter along
with her, made flank and rear movement
pouring into the Square by the ga'es on sixth
street, Seventh street, ard Locust street again
assalled her until, at last, the painting. perspir.
ing and terrified peach woman broke and fisd.
just as fresh force Of police came up to her
rescue. The scene was one OF intinite fun to
the passers-by, but almost death to the object
OF the boys attentions and affections.
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FROM LOUISIANA.

Enemy Fortifying Near New Orleans-Of.
fensive Operations sAnticIpated-Genera
Dick Taylor In Command-The Teche
District Occupied.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-The Evening Express
says that passengers by the Evening Star, from
New Orleans, report that the rebels are in
strong force outside of Algiers, within six or
seven miles Of New Orleans, fortifying the
place and constructing entrenchments, appa.
rently with the intention of making that the
base OF offensive operations, They are com.
manded by Gen. Taylor.
Inc Ieche district is also occupied by the en-.
emy In large force, in order to pre- vent another
ADVANCE OF our troops through that region into
Texas.
Secessionists in New Orleans say it is of
NO importance IL Mobile is lost to the Confed
eracy.
1t is stated the rebels are erectipI(se5teries
at brownsville, to protect the contsE eeot-
ton trade on the Rio Grande.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13

A MIsGoNsTRUCTIoN.-A gallant officer in
before Confederate bullets, fell an easy victim
to pair Of bright eyes, whose owner wore a
beautiful apron bearing the emblem of our
country's flag, and who was waiting on the
Iowa boys at Festival lately given on their
return home. The colonel, wishing to make
the acquaintance of the lady, remarked, "That
is pretty apron you wear, Miss" Eyes,
said the maiden, this is my flag" "I have
fought many q hard battle under that Dag. -
rejoined the colonel. "Not this flag SIR" in
dignantly exclaimed the beauty as She swept
away. leaving the gallant son Of Mars per-
fectly dumbfounded
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Guerrilla Operations in Kentucky an
Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS, August 12.-Ladina, on the Gum.
berland river, II miles above Smithland, was
attacked by 200 rebel cavalry on Sunday morn
ing. They were repulsed, with loss Of 6
killed and 20 wounded.
A thousand guerrillas are reported to be in
Union county, KY; also, large number in the
western part of the State, near the Tennessee
Line. Gen. Paine has gone down there to clear
them out.
Gen. Paine has levied a tax Of $25 on each
bale Of cotton, and 25 per cent. ad palorem on
each hogshead OF sugar, belonging to disloyai
men, for the benefit of families Of robbed and
murdered Union men. 1t is expected that this
tax will yield three hundred thousand dollars
In six months.
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Jos kAyHoLDs 4 CO., ia lhAd TAsta
PLUABERs. CAS- AND STEAM FIFrERs,

NO. cue Sizfs srhEar, near avenue.
asve Iust receives snd win constantly keep on
2fohsIdeliers. Brackets, Drop ishts, Portsbies.
Glass Globes, mica and other SHADES and ali srti
eies ts line, rom the best ssts blsh msnta in
Fev Ysrk. PbiAdeiphia, &C.. which viii he soid
on the mo.t reasonable terms ~" De '"''
Dtoves. 20 fcSF.~~
Ne are prepared to furnish the best RANGE In
Restanrapts, &c, are inyited to cslI. s~S'''N''
We DO Su kinds Of GAS and 8TRAM ate,ns,
FLux sine lns 70 ths most sstisfscsory msnrsS M He
Call and see our Bathing fsbs, yountains Waf",
Ninth street neAr svsnus, the largss,
estabIish ment ip the city. fs 2-eotf
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LATER FROM SHERIDAN.

He is Pursuing the Rebeis-They Must
Fight or Observation-Disclosures Occupied
by Our Forces.
Especial Dispatch to the N Y. Tribune1
WARRINGTON, Thursday, August IL, Is6i.-
R. L. s. sends the following to the Tribune
bureau here, under date OF of August IL:
General Sheridan's command broke camp at
Halltown yesterday, and marched to Berry.
VILE, on the Winchester pike, where 1t arrived
yesterday afternoon without much opposition
1mbo6ons cavalry skirmished with our ad-
vance from Charlestown, but were easily and
steadily driven.
This morning at daylight we resumed the
march, and expect to meet the enemy at Ope-
quan, five miles this side Of Winchester, where
we will either have a battle or they will retreat
down the valley.
Martinsburg has been occupied by our forces.
The rebels captured and hung Sergeant
White, one OF our scouts, at Martinsburg, yes.
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13

INoRNDIARYIsM IN PRINCE GEoRaEs.-The
store house OF Richard Ryon, at "Oroom," in
Nottingham district, was destroyed by fire on
Friday night last. 1t lis said to have been the
work Of an incendiary.
The Primary school house In the same neigh.
borhood was also consumed by fire on Satur.
day night following. As the school house had
been closed for the summer vacation for some
time, it is far to presume this was also the
work OF an incendiary. It is to be hoped the
civil authorities will have these matters IN.
yestigated, and the guilty brought to Justice
Prince Georgian, Aug. 12. - ftsD e
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Railroad Accident at Perrvville. nj

Railroad Accident at Perryville, Md.
BALTIMoRE, August 12, 1910 q. ma des.
cars, owing to the neglect Of brakes man fail
ing to put on the brakes, ran overheard OF the
steamer Maryland, to- day, at Perry Vile. One
soldier was drowned. There was no detention
to the passenger trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13

~ The city OF Albany, N. Y, claims one
major general, one brigadier, nine colonels,
three majors, and q large number OF line and
company Off GERS and 8 host OF privates as
among her dead heroes-killed in the war for
the Union.
~ An entire family, consisting of hus-
band, wife and two children, named Hunre-
CUTE, were murdered near Denver, a short
time since, by the Indians. They were scaIped
and their throats cut.
~ kind Of fungus has been discovered
near Talbot, South Australia, which looks ex.
actly like rattlesnake; when 1t issues from
the ground it makes noise Ike rattlesnakc.
SA sea serpent, big as a stove-pipe aas
been fonnd in Lake amanr.
ing Of such monster.
SThe fisheries OF British Columbia ara
represented 70 De extensive and inexhaustibIe.
especially good ''o-
ono a,Es LADY ,,s t5aysling & from Rock Isl.na 70
while pursuing her journey.
One firm In Philadelphia has between
twenty and twenty. hve thousand hogsheads OK
sugar stored in the custom house.
HThree Of the most corpulent individuals
% fanaaeipnia are going 70 run . race race ~
SThe Trenton State Gazette says tsat from
Two 70 three hundred recruits are sent irouA
that State weekly to the seat OF war. sE
SDaniel 8. Dickinson and ex, Senator King
nomination for Governor Of New York.
~The Prince OF Wales has made fornar
application for admission to the Masonic fFa-
ternity. as sd; zFiies 80
~ The people In Northwestern Misaonrf
are said to take loyalty like gin and sugar and
get rid oft As easily.
~ semmes. the pirate, is having life si.s
- woman is under arrest In London for
leaving her six children to staye 10 death.
Brown University, r. l., will be 1o0y years
old on September 9th.
One firm in Australia has sent 10000
kangaroo skins to London within two years.
~ The ironclad Dunderbere will be
launched in two months.
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T u R b \ N T 3.
WATER REeIsfaAR's oyyrus,
GTRy ~.

WATER REeIsfRiR,s Oyyrur
Cry HALL, July T. lsS4
All persons who use n; the s9sduet water on their
nov due TO the Corporation fof the eeriod frn,s
July 1, 1904, to January !, 1856 Aoa
The water rent 10 re uired TO be paid at tbia "a,
ace during this month Of July. II not paid bv -,
before August lst, the Law commands that the
wafer be ut of at the main and not restored sy
eept pom payment of arrears and two dollars for
eIRense of Sd ttins OF ard restoring. -.f, -
The Law does not provide for serving individual
notices. and this public notice is AL that viii be
given. RANDOLPH COYLE
~ slim Water Re sfstrNr Z
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~ Collector Washburn states that IL is the
intention Of the Government to make this city
fortress. 1t was for that purpose that work
was suspended upon Fort Preble. Mr.. Wash
burn also states that there were to be some
five or six more forts and fortidcations con-
landward and dseaward.-Fort,dsd4 Argus.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD'S NEW THEATER, 10th Street.
Above Penrsyl yania avenus.
TUEsDAYEVINING. August 8,
And every Evsnios during the Mssk ks,.aou
OF 1.-THE Original and Only -
CHRISTY'H MIN6I REL6,
and the world famoua Comic Artist,
GEORGE CHRISTY,
who viii appear in their Unique, Chaste. ana Ne
ehefche Drawn e Roc m Ept rtai umeuts
an 10 JOHN p. SMITH, Business ASen..
VARIETIES! vARIETlES!!
Laeshss PMrsylrasia arexIs and 81 :Yset.
EiIA tlAMON6--. 49,. Proprietor ana mena3sf'
GREAT CENTRAL MUSIC HALL. Public Ser.
snxae at tevsry Hotel each Evsning. The sooises
sitsa ths entire nt5{ sso,X of arts and
tar to the Disseetns Table Government Clerks
Of6eers; Soldiers, Workmen Of the Arsenal, Work
men sf the Navy Yard, Firemena and an our Fash
J The Great Music Hall EntertAinmentsl Music,
Double show! Our Three. Trouues will appear.
Wednerday and Saturday afternoons 9rano Day.
light Performance. All our Fashionable Lsdi es
present An the Department Men present! Hetsl
Guests all on hand. THE BELLEOF WASHING
TON: Or, From the Altar to the Dissecting Table.
Last New Piecel
Admission, 25 and 80 cents; Private Boxes, s5. =
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n o T -.
0tFes a Coxnnsissiersrs 81 Imgrocsnsnfs,
Cfty Han, June q. pS4 (
In compliance with an ordinance of the Oorpo-
ration, entitled IAN act for the removal of ofsl
seps, &c., the public are hereby not6ed that all
kitchen ofel will be remoy ed from their respee-
tive dwellings once . day until the lst October
next, and all housek eepers are hereby notified to
place vessels So ciept to contain such offal and
easily handled in the rear Of their several prem.
ises. when accessible to the garbage csrts and
when not accessible in the rear, then at 8 place
uost Convenient, y. R. DORSETT,
Commissioner PiLst Ward:
JAS. W. 6PALDING
Commi ssiQner Second Ward:
JOHN r. GARNER
Commissioner Third Ward:
WIN. DOUGLASS,
Commissioners Fourth Ward;
49, WM. II. HAMILTON,
Commissio ner Fifth Ward:
W. A. FLETCHER.
Cor1missioner Sixth Ward;
JAS. Il BIRCH,
Commissioner or Seventh Ward.
u. b. All offL Of other kinds will be prom pity
removed By notifying the Commissioner of the
same. 10 &- -lawlm
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, holding q District Court of
the United States for the said District.
aG az Ao I, nay foseers en- E Es,estsSSs ct S
eust, 1854, the schooner l.. B.. Cowperthwaite, tao
and apPatIs I Isre ssi1d tor
States Collector Of Customs at GEORGETOWN, D..
and The rtG tas 1scs nd for
ecuted in this court in the name of the United
rol snr AZ sna haye ees h
and that said cause will stand for trial at the City
day of septemSsr next, Wien and where he ali per per-
sons are warned to appear to show cause why CON
demnation should not be decreed, and to inter
vene FOR their interests.
August 2, 1854. II. j. hE1Gb, Clerk.
3-2awtd
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BY RAILROAD from RON %PTHh1LADrLpH1A FROM
WALNUT sTRHET PIER, R,~-.-u-,
Wa WEST JERssY RAIL - a4zzsz33S
Ats 8 m., accommod alton due at lsk q, m.
At ~ q, m, express due 1T IL p. m.
At ~ a. :, express due at p. N,
Returning, leave Cape May
6a m express due at 9h 8. m.
IL IS accommod alton due at ~ p. m.
6.lc p. m. express due at So p. m.
Through without change Of cars or baggage
New cars, and everythipR e first-class. .
je O-3m IVAN RENSSELAER,, supf.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD


&@M 6: - -:
On and afte, Sunday. June 18th lso4, Daily TE.ins
and Warrington and the West. as follows:
FOR PH1LADsLPH14; F6s 4oN TEW ToRx AND
Leave Washington At 50 g.. M, Ills .. M. and
$50 ,. m. daily except Sunday.
On Sunday at 80 p M only.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
Leave Wsshin ston at 3 p N. daily. except Sun.
P.sssn gers will note that this train runs as far
FOR NEw.YoRK.
Leave Washington daily at 8. SO p. m.
IAis train iso- Ne,o York passengers szelsstus9S.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50 q. M, II B .. M, Sp.
m, AS p. m, 10 p. M and $50 p. ,szosps Bun:
On TR1s.z Fos znI e PsKas e Sf n TaE fsa Wssr %
pm. daily. except sunday
Tiessts .sId 70 al al ' points 5 WEST. and sassa"
f FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washiington at $50 .. M and 4.S ,. M.
Eo brain Tor Annapolis on SUNDAY;
$50 p. m. 60 through to New York ,0ithosa change
Sleeping ears on 80 and 80 p; m. trains Bsrths
can be secured until daily At the ticket G g. 9f
Tbs 6rst and fifth trains stop at Gil way points,
The s p. m. train stops only at Bladensburs.
Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
Hc use daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday 1t stops at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE:
Passengers will please observe that tho p. m.
train runs only as far as PHILADELPHIA daily, s1eeYi
Sunday On Sunday it runs to Balts1nort only Also.
that the 30 p. M 1ain takes NsS York passengers
onlv.
For further Information, tickets Of any kind ,
hc apply to GEO. 8. K0ONTZ, Agent at Wash
inston, or at tho Ticket ONCE.
W.P. SMITH, Master Of Transportation:
L d. COLE, General Ticket Agent. 1e Z0-0
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SPRING DEBILITY
LANGUoR, LAssITUDE.
AID THAT I.E
LOW STATE OF The SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TIME OF YEAR, are
Immediately relieved BY the 20
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
ss roteeted Solution Of PRoToxIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with its vital principle, or
- LIPE ELEMENT, IRON,
Infusing sraExerH vIeoR and NEW LIFE into al
One of the most Distinguished Jurist in New
England writes to friend as follows:
sh nsa:
. SEW MAN OF me; infused into my system new
last ss
heartier; and with larger capacity for labor men:
s.l and ph ysical. than at any time during the last
An eminent Divine of Boston says:
~ have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
Pamphlets free 4s1 BIo.a,eI. q DINSsseRRas Ss9
COUGHS! COLDS! CONSUMPTION,
WIsTARS BALKAN OF WILD CHERRY
ONE or far OLpKsr AID Mos7 RELIABLE Rxxx.
80 DIES IN The WoRLD FOR
Coughs. Colds, WAoop,ns Cough. g,oneAitis. Dia.
Gully Of Byeath,sg, Astan1a, Hoarssnsss,
Sore 1h,oats Coxp, asd every
Afectt0n V
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry does not Dry nm
ACough and leave the seeds of Consumption in the
system. but lsosens it. and cleanses the Lungs Of
None genuine unless signed 1T. BUTTS" on the
ca REDDiNG'S RUSSIA sALvE:.
"A REAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
FORTY YEARs' BxPER qENoBE
Has fully establisbed the superiority efsths Sslye
over all other healing remedies. rs rsducss ths
most angry looking DWELLINGS, and Inhsinstions a.
u BY Magic; healf OLp SonEs, WouFns RnnHs
SoALDs, &C., in . Surprisingly short time. AsA~''
Oaly IS oests Box
The above old and tcsu ESTABLISHED Rauadfa.
y.R; pnsNoRs, l9i Broadway, New York.
b.N EoELK Co., IS fremont st. Boston
L,RoM PARASITES Knightage Of Great R-;.
7 IT tain. House Of Commons. FeeraSe OF S,xsst
Britain. Baronstsse Of Great Britain. British
Almanac and Companion for 1854. The States
nett q Pesfase Of Great Britain. Lodges Psers~s
Of the British Empire. Burke's Auth oriIsd Arms
aus FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

fHH GREAT
THE GREAT .....
l.-- The GREAT
THE GREAT
..... TIN GREAT :
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION.
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION.
CENTRE OF A" ~ - IN
CENTRE OF ATTRACTION.
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CREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE -er..a
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
& -
ON AND AND AFTER NOVEMBER 18TH
trains will leave Baltimore from the North CAL
vert Station as follows:
Z HarrisburR Accommodation---S.0OP P. II.
Lightning 4XpresS ----- $50 p. ID.
rBB 20 A, n. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the 9 20 q. m. train rom Baltimore
for Pittsburg and the West and for Elmirs, Buff
sio Rochester, Dunkirk, CanandaiSua, and Nj
seara Falls, and for New York city.
THE z 30 P. II. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with the $50 p. m train from BAlti-
more for Elmira and the North and Pittsburs
and the West.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
SoLpIKRs' TICKETS AT 6ovERNMBNT RAfBs,
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
LOW FARE AND QUICK TIM1.
"For tickets and any Information apply at the
ofice of the Great Pennsylvania Route, corner
Penn avenue and 9th street. under Al Hotel.
Superintendent N. O B. r.
l.s .-.... Z. J. WILKINS,
Pass and Ticket Agent. cor. sth st. and
" 9-r Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13
THE oGREAr SOCIAL EyrLn N CHI.

CyYrip ms Ordered to Leave the CITY v,, hx n
-tsrty eig h, Hear,--Many Prefer Ps,sen.
Ing and Drowning Themselves 8reat
Esodas Of Abandoned W emee. &c., &c /.
The Cbics go papers for some time plst havs
alluded TO the increase OF the sgr sst 90 sial
evil" IN that city. The Board OF Police, at a
reee Mt ssssisn. passea the folio wing stringent