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SUPREME COURT OF TIE UNIrEpsrATEs
- Ne. 1sS.-December Term, le6-.

SUPREMB COURT OF THE UNITEDeTATEs
- Ne. 1SS.-December Term, le6e.
The Board of President and Df-l
recters OF the 80 Louis Pull lie In error to tEe
Schools Plaintiffs in Error, Supreme Court
Isaac Walker and r. Ryan. Missouri
Mr. Blair, Of counsel for the plaintiffs In errCr.
uegeets the death Of Isaac walker. one Of tue
Defendants in error. In tins cause, and moved the
Court for IN order under the 18th rule Of Court
make his proper representatives parties. On con-
sideration whereof, IL 10 nov here ordered BY ths
ssid Isaac sise 1ee & Q, se
Voluntarily becomes parties within the rirst ten
days OF the ensuing term OF this Court. the plain
TIN In error stall be entitled 90 oDen the record
said cause, and 90 have the came heard, and the
Judgment therein rendered. reversed. II errone-
ous. Provided that . COPY Of the order snail he
printed in some neyspaper at the Seat o. Govern,
ment In which the laws Of the United States shsH
be printed By authority, Cor three slcce..iy.
weeks. at least sixty days before the beeinulas Q;
the term Of the supreme Court, next ensGing. tth
fesi: q. W. MIDDLETON.
70 dSW
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WISH, says one, who has tested lis merits
and who consequently speaks from personal
experience, that Hof's Malt Extract might
come into universal use, as n merits the pref
efence over all tonics of the day, and is splen-
did as beverage or table drink q
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$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels ana
toes, 1875 dozen, or 80 cents per pair lust
received at Marble Hall, No. ass TIN street, op.
posite Patent Once. Ill
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lLL.-An upright and formerly useful mem.
Der OF so iety, and friend OF Temperance, al.
ways to be found on L street. bet ween 9th an d
tn and known as A. Pump, lost his power
sbout three weeks since by a arrangement of
his internal organs, and his cold water friends
are very anxious that one Of Mayor Bowen 5
doctors should restore him to health and use.
fulnees.
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PIc-NIC.-This morning, the German school
OF MI Martin, located AZ German Hail, on IiIn
strset, pa-aded, headed by the Germanta Rand
(Web-r's.l and proceeded 10 I>nfiet's where
ne pupils are ha wing tine Time PIC -niekinE.
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MUST WIN-"No Use Denun1 The Pact~-
Stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle OF selling Tea that must
,c1h. being sound and correct in every feature
One pound as cheap as though you bought Il
thousand.
6,I7 .tHONG." 53e fth s,rea,
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NROee WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No 327 PIENA. AVENUE, South Side,
Betveoa efh and 7th streets west
eAnL. CROSS.
ape-ly JAS. W. WALeH.
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ACcIDRNr.-About II ( O'Clock to day the
corner OF the back building 10 the dwelling OF
Mr.. Peter Mcnamara, on the corner of 3D. street
east and Pennsylvania avenue, fell on TIVE
little girls, daughters OF Robert Barr and
George Smonds. They were much bruised
about the head and body, but not dangerously
hurt. They were attended to by Dr. A. John.
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W. ROBINSON, n. D.,

ECLBCfIO fhYelcIAM AND eUDQDON,
Hes olsns1 en once as 10. q south street, Osp-
Of long Standing or Ohronic Diseeses. He uses
vegetable ksnedies, together with Elsctricity, in
the eufe Of I'll oteeooos; and hes sucoese
IN Affections Of the Stomach. Liver, Lunes and
Mood. Congultatton and advice frye, UylShs
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If THERE be one among our fifteen thousand
readers who is thinking of buying an elegant.
stylish and durable suit of clothing. either
ready made or made TO order. we would ofsr
word OF adyice-before you purchase else-
where call and examine the stock At Oak Hail,
400 9th street, opposite the Post Office.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETR at Franklin &
Co.'S, pa Pennsylvania avenue, to-day, in the
shade 10 O'Clock a. m, IS degrees; IL a. m. 81
degrees; IL m, ~ degrees p. m, 81 degrees; ,
p. m, 30 degrees.
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THE TAX SALE.-To-day the sale OF pIo per.
y for Corporation taxes was commenced in the
Aldermen Chamber hy!Mr. A. G. Hall, Col
iectOr, assisted by Col. W. L. Bramhali, wh-n
there was a good attendance OF property n old
ers and dealers in real estate. The lisc from A
to + inclusive was gone through with, ana the
amount OF taxes were bid in nearly every case
Quite number of bids in writing were re.
c-ived. the list will be commenced to-mor.
row AT the letter q. and the sale will likely be
contin ued until Thursday afternoon.
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NATIONAL DEAF MUTE CoLLRGR.-The first
annual commencement OF the National Deaf
Mute College will take place at the Congrega.
iional Church on Wednesday, June I'D, at 1
O'Clock a. m. The order Of exercises will be
published tomorrow.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly entertain ment to be given
by this association this evening is expected to
be very agreeable. General X. ID. Mussey will
read an essay, and music will be dispensed by
aquartette from the Metropolitan Church.
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ny ThOS. BOWLING. Auctioneer: q

TRCeTEEs SALE OF vEBY DESIRABLE
lmPkOEkD AID UNIMPRONED REAL rs
IATE AT TE8 CORSEE OF GREEN AND
ptNbAkToN STREETS, GEoRGlTonS,
- By virtue OF q deed OF trust frem walter
E. GOdey 20 me Gated September q. 1853 aud
@recorded IN LIber j. A. b. No lie folios
45S, SC, OF the land records Of the District of Co
lumbis, Will, en- WEDNESDAY. June Is. 1859. ~
clcck y. m offer for sale. on the premises 81
public auction, 20 the highest bidder. all thO.e
psrts of lots Of ground In Georgetown. in tire
county Aforesaid, known and described ~ follows,
viz The east half part Of Lot number one hun
dred and twenty nye, (l23,l OF Th-mas Beslls
nrst addition TO Georgetown. fronting about thirty
feet Cd Duntarton street, and running back Of the
same width one hundred aud twenty feet. Also,
part Of Lot one hundred and twenty six. il25 OF
said addition, beginning for its hounds ~ TIE
seutht sst corner Of said lot. aud running thence
on Green street north 81 feet. thence west o. e-t,
thenoe south =. feet and thence east o. feet to the
beginning.
Terms Of sale One half cash; balance IN SIX ane
twelve moDthe. 70 be secured by deed q trust.
Conveyance and stamps It the purchsser's oost
SIS TO be paid ON each lot 81 the fall Of the ham
mer. Resale. At purchasers cost and risk. will be
made in five days il compliance with terms Of sale
be not complied with In that time by tue rur-
chaser or purchasers. convenient subdyis
OF this valuable real state be NJ the OF
OF Thomss Bowling. euctioneer, and will b. ex-
hitfted on the premises q the time OF sale.
WALTER =. cox. Trustee
mysl-eo&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctr
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TIE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS for he
e1cursion OF the Analostan Boat Club TO Civ
mont tomorrow Tuesday, evening. desire Us
20 notify those holding tickets for thar occasion
that the boat (Wawaset) will leave TIN street
wharf AZ S O'Clock precisely
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1m BENJAMIN MILLER
~ THOMAS BOWLING, Auci: eee1seiO.T
TRUSTEES SALE oEvALUABLE
GfoReFTbMr on HIGH sTkEEr. IN

- By virtue Of 3 deed OF trust, duly recorded
E In Liter x. M. II Ne. g, folio. s6s. a.
.of the land records II the Distric, OF Culurr,
bla, the subscriber will. on MONDAY. june n
Io,s, ~ ga cioek 10 on the premises. Ter e.
sale st gut!lc Suction. 10 the highest biccer al
that real estate lyiDg IA eaid GeOrsetoWu. ID 4
and renting on the east eide OF High street he
tween Gay and Dunhartsn streets comm pcins ~
the southern boundary q the property b-lonsirs
TO MISS mary Tbomss. and running thanca .S,fF-
Ssrey by and with satd east line 20 en- stree >,
the northern boundary Inc sf q private afl-v
iaid sut oy the said Eliza Mesher through rS,s
oemisec premises. and other OF her 90 sen prTn-
erty and running back for depth o. the fuli exec
called Tor by eaid Elizs Mosher's deed for SO
properly; with The improvements. Consisting Il
Two - three tStstory Dwelling Houses and mo
Terms Of sale One -hair cash: balance an IN,
and twelve noDths. secured by deed Of trust
upon the premises. S2oO 90 be paid on the fall az
II con- rlisnce with term. Of sale are not made o.
hNe s. days amer day Of sale resale will De MAJ
q; the cCtt and risk of purchaser
Conveysncins and stamps ~ purchsser's cost
This property is elisibly situated Hich stree,
opposite pirst street
CHARLES NJ MATTHEWS Trustee.
Je 10 eo&ds THOMAS DOMLINti. Auc-
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Coon SPRLLING.-At the examination Of
Mrs Goodrich's school last week, OF 37eJ
words spelled by seventeen scholars, the av
erage was not one apiece missed. OF thoss
VINO missed none. or only one, were, OF girls,
Misses smith, Wilson, Ourand aud T. New. "a
h'ue eirl six years old;) OF the boys, were VI a.
tcrs johnson, Markriter, Seufferle, Cohen,
Wilson, Brown, Run and Torpert
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GRANp Pc RIC an GREEN srRING-

LOGAN Tribe, No ~,IOR M OF 1;.or,.
town. respectfully announce TO IN, Ir
triencs and the public IN senersl
ths they will give
PICNIC
GREEN sPRINg
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We most RESPECTFULLY announce 20 our numerous
1etrons and the public. that, in connection viIh
our extensive 1eetAurAnt md Dining Rooms for
Ladies and 0entlenen, Ne have made the most
extensive preparation for manufacturing
ICE CREAM, WATER ICES,
fROZEH OUSfARD, OHARLOrTH DI Russo.
FROZEN PuNCREs, JELLIKs, &C,
q the finest qualities and flavor, Wholesale and
Our selection Of Creams have bee. made from
The principal aatries Of 0rsaGs county, n. T.,
fSnDsylyaAia. Delaware. and V!rginia,
give entire sattsfaction, from our experience and
ienihaiity With The business, We nest reepsct.
liberal deduction Wfli Be msde 70 Festivals and
Families by any Quantity they may desire, deiiS.
esea 60 al paFts o. ne city daily.
ISSINT fEHvoRS OF CREAhs, iCIs. cHAR.
LOTTBe, JELLIEs. PUHCHIo, 10. e7-1
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RY THOs. BOWLING. Aucnoneer; Gsorseto.

VARIABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON IsT
sTREIT, GEORGETOWN, ID. G, AT AUC-
a. On e. ESpAY AFTERNOON June "a a. 3
Ia. o clock: L will sell. IA front Of the eremis-.
~ part Of Lot No lo2, fronting y feet iuohe. ~,
first street. between Market aud Pot mac .rr...s
by depth OF l22 feet 60 - foot slley Tn. m
provemsnts consist Of q large, erhs,antial fhr.,-
story Brick dwelling House. containing Thrice
rooms, cellars. brick stable, and gas and v at.r
Terms: One third cash; bal anoe ia sfr and tu.lv,
months, with Interest, tecured by deed OF t-ust
on the property Convey ancine ana stamps a. tire
cnef Of the purchaser. SO vi be re uired gher
the property 10 struck of
estoe Intel. Courier Auctioneer
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THURSDAY. JrxE %.

Commencirg at O'Clock o. m
IRE u mnittee pledge Themselves that rofbtrs
al e left undoEe O. mate ~ q day ~ pleasure -
tnS.t VIC petronise them on this occasion
street every half hour 'A'
ne beet Corillon Music has hem engaged
ana ladies. s''
M. toNM,, TEE oF ARRANGEMENTS > p Cor
VIM ellison, I. l.. Newman, C. W Caiveii C,aorsss
W Fletcher. - -. -
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TEAPHEANCE-A large and interesting tenn
peianc meeting was held IN the grounds cas-,
OF the Capitol. yesterday afternoon. from {,
s o'clock, Rev. T.. w Dennison presiding
Short addresses were delivered by Messrs
Mccall, of Alabama Waller, OF Delaware
Boyd and Kidwell, of District OF Columbia
This was by far the most attentI We and ipteIIi.
gent audien &c which has as yet gathered at thai
place. The meetings will be continued every
Sabbath.
The Grand Lodge, 1. Q. Of G. T.. agreeably
to adjournment, met at Union Leag ne Hall, On
Saturday evening, William q. Finney, G. w
q. T j. w. Harsha, q. w. Sec, making i'm
portant addresses. Brother Dav Is Baker, rep
Tesentative TO the H. W. q. L., made very in
teresting report of the action OF that body The
general state OF the Order Is very encouraging
After other important business relative to the
Order In this District the Lodge adjourned to
next.
A very interesting open air meeting was held
Al the Northern Market, Seventh street, yester.
earnest attention being paid TO the elouu ept re-
marks OF Mesers. Savage, Donnovan, and ]
H. Clark, at the conclusion Of which MANY
availed themselves Of the opportunity and
signed the total abstinence pledge
A meeting Of the Washington city Temper
ance Society was held lastevening AZ O'clock
al Union League Hall. Eloquent and earnest
appeals in behalf Of the TEN perance cause were
delivered by Colonel A. L. Waller. =. w
thompson, and DR.. Clayton, after which the
meeting ad journed.
The usual weekly meeting OF the Catholic
Total Abstinence Society was held at = O'Clock
last evening. At Carroll Hall. Impressive re.
marks were made by several earnest workers
In the TemperaI &c movement
O-
HAvHRLY's MINsTRHLs will open for six
nights At the National Theatre, con me cing
this evening. The troupe embraces lghCeen
names, and they are among the most dis in.
guisbed in the minstrel profession. They are
from Chicago. The bone-end will De Occupied
oy the great Southern steamboat-life imper-
senator, Fayette WEIGH; while the tambourlne
Will ffourish IN the hands of Charlie PeStengi.
In the second part there Will be a few OF the
prominent members OF the San Francisco
Minstrels, of New York, 70 wit J. b. Doniker,
W. Henry Rice, the pleasing prima donna,
and Cooper and Fields. Of the double song
ana dance. They deserve . good house.
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Georgetown Advertisement

~ COKE Orders Tor COKE vii -.
QS prompt attention 40 lef, Al ~. 90 !. ~,
WASHINGTON CROPLN corneT R., s,',ie -
Oorerets streets, Seorsetown 81 .ne
Ky rHos. BOWLING, Auctioneer. ,;,,-....,.---
- Public notice IL hereh y given ,b.. 81.
-: story brick dwelling aud back k-ii't..'i'' "
-. steo on the esst eide OF liish stree 80. 81
Lec o. St0cdard street. couetu4ueI A.. - - 70
Sondsmnaticn % stoddsrd street - -, ltih or
hiRh street. viii De cold ~ rrr,iic A.tS, = =
premises, on fHlDAf AfTERNOOS Iurs 80
Terms ofsale Cssh: the pnrchas. mau.x -.
psio ~ the purchaser before any pcrtio- 81 49,
tt1 d1nfs Dc removed, and the hufidtues >, 49,.
moved In fifteen tlSl days after sale ~ ~
hENRf SWEENEY MAJ
ye Il @ THOMAS. npAllNE -.
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Hashtestoa. ID. c., J une *, I,sy.-Nemtnctipo
CoAmittst CoIxatsa typographical Lnioa No. Iei
Gen lemen: That there may De no mistaKs or
quiboling i 81 omit 20 you writirg mveyi-
dsnce in THIS affair concerning Douglass. the
colored printer.
In June, ir67, arrived o, Denver. Colorado.
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THE COLOR QUESTION.
PRINTERS IN COUNCIL.

TIE CASE or LEWIS IN. DOUGLASS.
Columbia Typos a phicai Union.
The Meeting on saturday Night.
Majority and Minority Reports.
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DKAIH PRIOR MANIA-A-PoTU.-A youug
man. named Patrick J. Fitzgerald. died sud.
denly yesterday nCIning at the Washington
Asylum from an attack of mania -p,tu. He
was discovered by Sergeant Walker about 3
O'CLOCK IN the morning, sitting In the street
railroad track, suffering fearfully from the
horrors OF the disease with hich he died. and
Was removed 10 the Central Guardhouse
where Dr. q. NJ Tree was sent for; but gave
as ms opinion that nothing would relic We
nm, as the disease was az its height. He was
removed 10 The asylum by san Itary officer Reed,
out oid not survive more than an hour after
reaching there. The deceased was thirty wears
OF age, stone-cutter by trade. in the employ O!
Messrs. bradley son, in the First Ward.
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We wRRE 50 fortunate as TO be present al a
reception at W hittIpgham Institute on Friday
evening last. One OF the amusements was
"freneh Play" admirably rendered by
NUMBER of young ladies. This excellent school
mum oers among ITS pupils the daughters of
some OF our best citizens. Among those
present We noticed Prof CONN and family
MI Young and DR. Day OF Emerson Insu ute.
Gen Dyer and family, Gen. Beckwitn and
family. Gen. ke;cham, members of Gen.
Eaions family, Prot. Mcleod. Prof Baum.
grss, NaIer Slack's family, and many others.
O
SAILS OF REAL EsrArH--kilbourn Lata
nave sold lots and :, IN quare gu, on h street.
between IAN street and Vermont avenue 10
Evans Teemyer, contractors and builders for
Sf2.OtO. The purchasers will at once erect
thereon. and on the I'd joining lot, No O. three
elegant residences OF superior style o. archi-
lecture, Containing all the modern Improve
ments, and similar IN every manner TO the
other houses OF the same row, now being built
for Hon. Hagh McCulloch and others, and al.
ready described In TIE STAR. Eleven houses
are now being erected on the X street front Of
square 217.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-16

tysburg and Hanover Branch Railroads will pass officers
on the production OF the Seoretarys invitation officers
should present their invitations at the ticket offices OF
other railroads which will also be supplied with lists of
invited To further facilitate the procuring free
tickets, officers invited can apply to Edwin A. sOuder,
Director OF the Gettysbu Battlefield Memorial AssOca
tion Dook-st Philadelphia and TO Col JohnR Batohel
der No. 90 Beekmanst and TO Military Headquarters,
HoustOnst who will aid in procuring them tickets from
the West the Northwest, and Southwest Free travel
is expected over the roads connecting with the Penpsy
vania Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago, and the
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. and st. LOUIS Roads. The Bal
timore and OHIO Road has not yet offered travel but
excursion rates Lists OF Southern officers will be sent
10 the Washington ticket office Officers should In all
cases preserve and produce to railroads the invitations
from the Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-16
PERSONAL.

Vice President Colfax and party arrived at
San Francisco Friday evening.
The joint Congressional Committee on Re-
trenchment and Reform with their wives and friends
route for San Francisco reached Chicago Saturday
evening, and will resume their journey on Tuesday
morning
Mr.. j. E. Owens COMEDIAN and wife, Mr.. W.
H. Bowditeh agent for Florence. COMEDIAN and wife,
and Mr. Virgins Of Boston, are az the Westmoreland
Hotel
Messrs Sing Man and Choy Chew visited Mr..
D. Leland atlneW,koohelle yesterday. They were ao,
companed by Gov Hahn OF Louisiana and several
gentlemen OF this city. They will go Long Branch 20
day. On Saturday hey visited Bradys National Pho
tograph Gallery ana were the subjects OF several differ
ent sttings.
Messrs. p. B. S. Pinchbeck and c. C. Anthony
eOOred State Senators OF Louisiana arrived In the City
Saturday and are stopping at Mr. Bells residence.
No 643 BrOOniest Both these gentlemen held captains
commissions in the United states CoOred Volunteer an
Convention OF Louisiana. Mr. Plnchbeck also dele
gate to tho Chicago Convention Messrs Pnohbeck and
Anthony addressed the congregation OF the A. 81. 4.
Zion Church yesterday evening
Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister and
Enrique Wales OF the Spanish Legation are at the Abe
cit House Baron Krause Seoretery OF the Prussan Lee
CATION, and Lieut. r. L. AmOry IT, g. NJ are ut the Bre-
WORT House The Hon. James r. Wilson, and The Hon.
Granville NJ. Dodge OF Iowa. Gen. j. r. Chamers, Mem
phis; Gen. H. NJ. Law, South Cal Ona Col j. b Finlay,
Pennsylvania; Dr. W. f. Johnston Paris. and s. bedbury,
Ohio, are at the 81. Nicholas Hotel Judge r. X. Neil
vaine OF Ohio 10 al the st. Denis Hotel The Hon Galu-
sha A. Grow Pennsylvania; Col Dickens and Col Long
den Of the British Army Paymaster Cunningham u 9.
NJ and Gardiner c. Hubbard, Boston, are at the Fifth
ave. Hotel A. Il. Muilett Government Architect.
Capt Kausky and Capt BOunlakOfsky OF Russia at
the Hoffman House. ..- ..... . . .. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-16
SUSPECTED WIFE MURDER.

william Chesser, Scotchman, was arrested,
~ City. on Saturday morning, on suspicion OF
~ nS murdered his wife. The facts show that some
AGO Chesser came TO Hudson City accom-,
three @ Sis Wife and was engaged as aDoIer ~ t
panied Dy n he declared his intention 20 leave lot
weeks ailea two days aferward he left While on inc
Canada ey ouarreed with each other and hard
were heat nesday last when he returned 10 HuusoH
ing un the absence Of his wife by saying
City, explAassn abandoned him, and retnrneu
she ha1 at the West End From the cont.
to heT tenents OF the husband, the foreman OF me
dlctory sa,a Company suspected that there was soe
Water ohnt the matter, and that Chessers staeos
mystery 30 aonbt He accordingly narrated ms s ~
was open ~, Chesser to some OF the w0Tkmen anu
received authorities OF his suspicious Recorder chs
these r1mors issued Tarrs1s The in
sers arrest in the discovery OF all The wlle So 10
specton husbands trunks. and bundled up M'n ,s.
ing ia tn" Chessega arrest. 10 MA S1AIpT VA''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-16
GENERAL NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

THE National Labor Congress will meet
q Philadelphia to-day
go. Ensign English died at Fortress Monroe
yesterday on board the United States steamer Gettys
burg.
80. The body of Charles Moore, an uphOls-
terer formerly member Of the Massachusetts, oath Reg
ment, drowned in the Chenango River on Friday.
" Reddy the Blacksmith has started FROM
San Francisco for HewYork, under the escort Of two
police officers
IA boy named John Sullivan, in attempt
ing to get Erie train Friday, Bnghamton,
FELL and had his left severed by the carwhees. he
ran home, distance Of quarter of q miie
The side-wheel steamer Silver Spray and
the propeller Comet coded the mouth OF st. CLAIR
River, Lake Huron Friday. The Silver Spray sank
minutes after she struck Her passeD gers and
crew were brought to Port Huron by the Comet
The buildings of the Boston Dessicated
Goldfish Company In Philadelphia, were totally de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000. Insurance
unknown. The building was also occupied In part by
Huntingdon & Co., corn starch Manufacturers, and
Mes.rs. Baum Conway, steel umbrella spring manu-.
facturers. The latter hrm lose $4,000.