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Instructed to report all violations OF the same. =,
W. W.. SIMMONS,
Clerk Of Council.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CITY OF CHARLHsToN
AN ORDINANCE to repeal an Ordinance entitled,
: A Ordinance to prevent the erection OF oricR
and wooden buildings; and to provide greater
security against nres."
the CITY or Charleston, In City Council assembled:
SRcrfoN l. That an Ordinance entitled. 0r.
dinance to prevent the erection OF wooden Dnilo.
ings and TO provide greater security sgalnst
or oFea aor ra haad o ,ne elsaia 1sy eight aa MA hundred and
thirty eight, be, and the same Is hereby fepesieo'
except as to such portions Of the City Of charies.
ton as are hereinafter described. 10 VII: AHlots
admitting on the west side OF Kin Btreet IRON
south Raw to Calhoun street, and ali rear lots. the
Entrances to which are on the said west slde Oh
King street; all that territory WING VI u COS
aide of King street and north OF So1th Boy ssIees'
and Extending northerly as far as Society surrey,
and IN CooDer River on the east, excepting such
made. marsh, mud anu water lots as may De
located north OF Market street ana esss VI East
Bay street,. also, all that territory IS1ng easoo
cnmnnencinp at Society street, and easterly 70
anaon street: all lots abuttiDg on Inc noftn SIDE
NJ Society street, from Anson street, running
east to Cooper RIVsr, inSlu S,ras, an p reas loss T w,sa
avery wooden building to be erected on any OF
the iots or territory south OF Calhoun street ex.
empted nom the operation OF the Ordinances OF
the rCity Of Charleston and Acts OF the General
aosemSly preventing the erection OF wooden
buildings. sn sI, no no, +, be ,r less w snsn d 1--WE Sa st0I an,, IN
nos Including all partitions and ceilings, shall
be iathed ana Plastetssd;u And. provided l., fur5ner,
tiles or some other materials not. combustible;
any person or persons who shall erect any build.
ings on any Of the lots or territory described In
the frst provisions Of this section as exempt from
the operation Of the Ordinances OF the said city
and Acts OF the General Assembly preventing the
erection OF wooden buildings contrary to any OF
the provisions Of this Ordinance, upon proof to
conviction, shall be 1ned 10 the sum Of not less
than three hundred, nor more than six hundred
dollars; The said penalty to be recovered In any
court OF competent Jurisdiction; and provided,
further, that nothing In this Ordinance shall be
construed as repeating any portion OF an Ordt-
nance entitled, IAN Ordinance to regulate the
erection Of steam engines and machinery pro
PEELED by steam within the city, passed by the
City Council Of Charlestsn. and ratified the
eleventh sDons asy o. s,s ss9p 1aSdr IN s aed Ye aity q q 0af L0f0
sep27-fmw3
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Joint sto1k COMPANY.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
~ THE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON.
PANY for the benefit Of the state Orphan Asylum.
GLASS Nc. l~73-SATURDAY MORNING. Sept. %.
GLASS No.. l~74-SATURDAY EVENING, sept %.
5I-77-25-9 0-ll-38-2l-53- 5-44-43-A0
'sepSo A. MOR0SO. Sworn Commissioner.
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Eipern GtabIes, &r.

DAvILION HOTEL STABLES, SOCIETY
STREET, NEAR KING. has Just received
frst. class CARRIAGES; alsU, q HEARSE,
OF finest quality and latest style. Railroad,
Steamboat aud Funeral CALLS attended to prompt.
ly. P. LEE, Proprietor: = sep2SS"
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NoTICE.-APPLICATION WILL BE
IN made to the Legislature at its next ses-
sion for q RENEWAL OF THE CHARTER OF the
Charleston Floating Dry Dock and Marine Bal.
way Company. aug2l-lsmoA
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN CO.
LUMBIA FOR SALE.-We are Offering at
private sale two large and comm0dious Brick
and Metsl.roOfed WAREHOUSES situated on
Gervais street, near the Depots OF the Greenville
and Columbia, South Carolina, and Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroads. Both these
Warehouses are In good repair, have large lots at.
tacned, and, as q safe investment, no better op.
portunity was ever Afforded. For terms, &c.,
apply to ARTHUR & BOONE, Attorneys at Law,
Columbia. &. q. 60 6eD2l-12
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legal NGtires.

CTATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA-RICH-
O.LAND OOUNTY.-lNTHE COMMON PLEAS.
O. q. PETTlNGHL, Plaintiff, against WI. b.
BOYOE, observation-disclosures for Relief, Com.
plaint served.-To WIN. 81. BOYOE, Defendant In
this action /: You are hereby summoned and re.
auired 10 answer the complaint in this action,
which ia. fled In the once OF. the Clerk OF the
Oonrr OF Common Pleas for said county, and TO
serve q copy Of your answer, on the subscribers
at their office, In thu Statehouse at Columbia,
within twenty days after the service Of this sum
mons on you, exclusive OF the dey Of service; and
II you fall to answer the complaint within the
time Aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will sp-
ply to the Court for the relief demanded In the
complaint. ,. .ft.Ts e.seFjf
DatedlSeptember 10, 1877. Z
CHAMBERLAIN, SEABR0OK d DUNBAR, !
sep3O.m6 Plaintiff ID Attorneys.
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M DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE HAS
been analyz ed by the best chemists in Europe
and America, and It's hsrmlessness certified to.
sep26-8
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lust ARRIVED, FROM KENTUCKY,
d q lot or fine Bnrses and Mules. For sale for
cash or city acceptance, at .'HocEsday's Stables,
a. T, TEKRILL. Bep26-6r
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ITO BENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
i MoDIoUs Building. No. l4s East Bay, re.
Gently occupied as the Publication ONCE OF Il
NEWS, and formerly known az the French Coffee
House. For terms. &C., apply at the Office OF
THE NERa.N No. 10 Broad atraeE. eep29 =
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90 Rent.

ElOR RENT, STORE CORNER KING
and George streets. Best business stand In
Charleston. Also, commodlOus Rooms. from 81
to So. ARUHER'S BAZAAR. sep30-3f
THO RENT, LARGE STORE AND ROOM,
No. l0l Meeting street; also. Apartments,
With or with ut board. Apply on premises.
BeD804H
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Mnniripal Notices.

NITY HALL, OFFICE OF .CLERK OF
" COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, 8. O., SEPTEH'
Der %, l872-in pursuance OF resolution adopt.
ed By Council, September II, the following Ordl.
nance is published for the Information OF all con.
cerned. The Police aud Detectives have been
to report all violations OF the same. I.
" -,t W. W. SIMMONS,
Clerk Of Council.
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Bnaroina.

GOOD BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
VI Rooms, upon reasonable terms. at No. II
Bread street. Day Boarders accommodated at
short notice. sepl8
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A T PRIVATE SALE, THE PLANTA-
N TON on the western branch or Cooper
River, known as North Chachan, containing
about one thousand acres, OF which ABOUT eighty
acres are prime rice lands. On the Plantation
are residence, outbulldiDgs and negro quafters.
With ir will be sold o summer residence In
CordesviIle, one mile distant, and q detached
tract OF three hundred, acres very nne plneland.
Apply to ]. DRAYTON FORD, No. S3 Broad street.
sepl3.fmW3 ~
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EOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
E J. henry OFTEN, son Of the late Henry
Oljen, for eventy.tveD ollarB. VIII b. sold at 9
discount at MENKE q NULLER'S. aug27
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EOR SALE, TWO HORSE POWERS IN
good order. A Twenty-rve.Hors Engine.
with wrought iron Shafts and Water wheel
Flanges, suitable for aslern wheel steamer. Also,
sFo1r.H Horse Engine. WIN be sold at reasonable
wrIQht work. Apply to a. MoLEISH, No. 4 Gum.
beriand street, between State and East Bay
streets. sep7-sD4o4mos
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A RRIVED AT HORR1S & HOGAN'S
IL. STABLES. No. sos King street, q nne lot OF
HURSES AND MULES. Cheap for cash or city
acceptance. Another lot Will arrive on Erlasy
neyt 27th instant. sep26.4s
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MektlIqS.

CT, ANDREWS SOGIETY.-THE REGU-
- LAR Meeting OF the St. Andrews society
will be held at South Carolina Hal, THIs Even
sep3O Secretary.
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HORSES, SINGLE HORSES,
lHl Saddle and Draft Mares and good medium
church street. sep2I.Ss
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND DE-
i SIRABLE RESIDENCE No. o King street,
recently finished, suitable for one or TWO respect
aple families, having all the necessary outbuild-
ings for the accommodation OF the same. There
is on the premises one OF tlfe largest cisterns and
one OF the best wells OF water In the city. Apply
on the premises. aep4
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DUTLEDGE AVENUE SEMINARY.

pUTLEDGE AVENUE
This Institute re+)pens on TUESDAY, October !,
at the northwest corner OF Calhoun street and
Rutledge Avenue. Young ladies and children In.
structed IN all thu branches OF an English and
Classical education. Parents desiring the thor
ough instruction OF their children without gend.
ing them abroad, will do well to consider the
claims Of this Institute upon the public patronage,
Full justice iB dore to the pupils npon the most
reasonable terms. REV. u. <. LAFAR,
sep2i-BWsSm1s Principal.
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MASONIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nl for the RENTING OF TIE STORES under
the new Masonic Temple, at the corner OF King
and wentworth streets, will be. received until lat
October next. Applicants. In their letters, Will
the rent offered, and the length Of lease bid for.
ROBERT 8. BRUINS,
sept28.mWf4tu Grand Master.
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THE EXERCISES OF MISS MAR
STALLS SCHOOL will be resumed on
iURsDIY, October lst, at northwest corner Meet
ing ana Reid streets. sepZo-zt
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UGt1ts.

WTANTED LADIES TO SAVE MONEY.
W. Latest designs In BUSTLEs, 80 cents;
French Corsets, rs cents; HOOP SIlrts: 5p Genus;
Chignons. so cents. ARCHERhS AhAAh
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INFANTS EMPLOYMENT, A STRICTLY
w sober and trustworthy Man. Has some
knowledge Of bnsIn.ss generally, and Would acs
as Waterman, collector or porter In bank, count
ing-house or store, or any other ieeltimste o9sl'
Can give the best OF reference as TO character ana
capa6ility. Address 'Citlzen," NEWS ONCE.
sep27-4t ::
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Gnr'GGlt.

lots IN UPPER PORTION OF THE
IL TOWN. Cattle Farm on Rntledge avenue
nus been divide l into sixty-two lota, aud WILL De
sold In October. OTTO S0HWElTZER.
Btp30.2 .rr
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A GOOD GENERAL AGENT WANTED
n to take charge Of the canvass OF g line OF
new: subscription Books. Address OHAS. Z.
ton street. New Yorki sepS0-8
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN, A WHITE AND
- brown. spotted SETTER PUPPY. An In
formation concerning same will be giadiy re-
ceiyed. A suitable reward win be given Il re.
TUNED to No. "a Meeting street. sepaV-z--
r OST.. A CANAE;Y BIRD, FOB WHICH
reward will be paid, II returned TO No; 10
wentworth street. hepZo'<
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NHR HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.

The exercises Of this institution Will be resumed
on TUESDAY, October lst. Careful instruction I'm.
parted In the ordinary and the higher branches oil
English, In Greek, Latin, German, French, Aathe'
mates and Bookkeeping. Boys prepared TOT col
ieIe or for an entrance upon business pursults.
Terms $40 per quarter. payable La advance. No
extra charges.
VIRGIL Q. DIBBLE, A. n, Principal.
WILLIAM i3IhONS, A. H., Assistant
CHARLES P. LANNEAU, II D., S Ssira
DUBOIS, a. n, French Matter.
sepl1 IL. l9. "a. q, q, 28, &c, oct1,6
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DARN TO RENT Or FOR sALE.-THE
Farm located in st. Andrews Parih, being
the 1rst on the left hand side Of the road heading
from the Bridge, win be rented or sold on spplLca-
ton to the subscriber at No. 9 Broad street: the
said Farm contains 200 acres, 30 or which ID ara
Bile land, and was very successfully cultivated be-
fore the war. paying an interest Of twenty I'VE
per cent. Its proximity to the city renders It one
OF the most desirable for truck farming. 10 an
approved tenant the rent will be moderate, but
must be paid In advance. 80
seplS.Mf6 For 'osEfH PRxYofTl
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MFRS. T. W. GLEN WILL BE PIE,
.IHl PARED to resume Lessons upon the PIANO
on MONDAY, October 7. The patronage OF her
friends and the public generally ts respectfully 30
licited. Residence at 7. D. ESQ,
PInokney, near Church street. Bep5eo
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GENTS WANTED.


The Master Spirits OF the World, and the Trea-
sure House OF America. The Great Book OF the
Year. Agents report sales OF 25 TO 100 copies IN q
few hours or days. Prospectus free. Address
go J. ". GOODSPEED, -
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis, New
Orleans, sep24.3mo6
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Lost at1b 9onnn.

Y OsT. A CANARY BIRD, WITHaA
ton.tnot. on Friday afternoon, for which a
reward viii Re paid II returned 70 NO. MeeMng
Gtrpet. oOPoo1
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NERs. N. E. TCOMER WILL RESUME
lHl the Exercises Of her School, at her real
dence, No.. o College street, on Tuesday, OCTOBER
l. instruction in Frfnch by q competent teacher.
s~ep25-WfmSs LII. :. .S-li+
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TRENCH AND ENGLISH DAY SCHOOL:
Mesdsmes GIEARD d ALEXANDER will
resume the Exercises OF their SCHOOL u. Vi on
TUESDAY, October LIT, at their residence, NO: 81
RnjI street. - ILL.,, sep2a-mwf6 =
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CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, ENG.
u LIsH AND RRENCH ACADEMY, No. 30
BULL STREET.-THE Exercises OF the Eighth
Annual Session OF This Institute Will be com.
menced TUESDAY, October !. Circulars may 90
had at the principal Bookstores and at the resi-.
dence Of the Principal.
sep23-mWsmtu5 Principal.
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OATHEDRAL PAROOHIAL SCHOOL.

DAROCHIAL SCHOOL. AND HOME,
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION
the exercIses or this School viii be resumed on
TUESDAY lat October. "The Homer will be ready
for the Boys on Same day. JOHN GADSDEN,
aen9a.6 -. Principal.
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Sumter SOCIAL OLUB.-ATTEND
y the Regular Monthly Meeting OF your Club,
on TUESDAY EVENING, Of aaI.past Z ociock' d.
Mrs. Bernard's Hall, society street. -
:. sepSO-ls So. GEO. ". DAVIS, Secretary.
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NOOK WANTRD.-A WHITE COOK,
" German preferred,D to cook only. Apply at
No. ~ Rutledge avenue. sepS0-2
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'WANTED, TO HIRE UNTIL THE 1sr
wv OF March or April next, two good VOTE
Mules, for which the best market pr1ce VIII Do
paid. Address, stating terms, Business, P.o.
Bep28-2S
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NTISS g. c. ROACH WILL REOPEN
N her school, the first Monday IN october, OF
~ Ia sncietv street. sep30-1
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HOME SCHOOL

The Exercises of this School viii be resumed
october is. The pupils are desired 10 be punctnal
q their attendance 81; that time. sepZs-o
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AIRS. HOPSON PINCKNEY'S BOARD.
IEL- ING and Day chool for Young Ladies'. az NO
IS Hasel street. Ofr,rs facilities for instruction 10
the usual branches CT English Education; also IN
the Modern LANGUAGES, Drawing. Painting, Vocal
and Instrumental IIusic. ExerclseB VIII be re.
eumed October 1. Bepl7-lmo
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Our Summer Resorts.

YATToN, VA, August 18th, 1871.
Editor Star Thanks to THE STAR that first
attracted me to this delightful spot The adver-
tisement told me it was "cOoled by the breezes
from the mountains" and the mornings and
evenings here fully verify the statement. Should
you desire to come hither, take the Loudon and
Hampshire road, 60 to Hamilton, its terminus,
pack yourself In the old fashioned stage coach,
and keep your patience, If possible, for a seven
miles drive. But when you reach the house.
nesting among the shadows of the Blue Ridge,
and receive the hearty welcome Of Wright, the
genial proprietor, you will feel at home, and
thank your STAR that you are at last free from
the dust and heat of Washington, and in a
mountain region, where the atmosphere fairly
tastes OF the sweetness of health and comfort.
Many Of our old citizens are spending the
season at this point, and if they share my feel
ings, will regret the hour when the cooler days
of autumn shall invite them back TO their city
homes.
sBKAR's DEN"
is the great natural attraction, which no visitor
to LoudOn county must miss. From Yatton TO
the Den il is about four miles. You will make
the trip on horseback; q sure footed mule would
be better, for the path up the mountain is steep,
rough, and at times dangerous You will follow
a bride path through tangled thickets, bat your
guide will keep the path. and by keeping your
horse in his track you will safely reach the ia
nous Den, the summit on the Blue Ridge.
What a magnificent vision opens before you! |
doubt II there is a grander one on the continent.
The Shenandoah valley spreads out like a PIANO.
rama of transcendent beauty as far as the eye
can reach. The sparkling river flows at your
feet, while in the far distance the wierd form of
the Allegheny range mingles with the clouds
which hang around its summit. Language can
not describe the scene. You must come hither
and climb to the Den, and with your own eve
see this beautiful picture that nature has painted
for those who love her works. We had
GRAND HOP AT YATTON
on the night of the 9th. Some of our friend.
from the capital enliveEed the scene. The
country boys and girls looked their prettest.
Chinese lanterns adorned the grounds and from
early eve till twelve at night pleasure reigDed
supreme. When the guests had departed the
darkeys had a regular sold Virginia hoe
down" 1t was high fun for all, aud showed
that old.time sports had not been forgotten.
The annual reception, the closing affair of the
season, takes place September 25th. Until then,
adieut
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New York NNM&.


NV YORK, Aug. ia terrible thander
storm occurred last night, rain falling heavily
iron midnight ia near daylight. The storm
Yesterday Afternoon and evening in the interior
stream was raised by the rain 80 high that the
railroad bridge Is deemed unsafe AM Inc trains
storIe drumming.
The German bark John Friedrich, which ar
rived lsst night, LETT Savannah IA Mar Tor Stet-
tin, with nine Of the crew sick With yellow
fever. Of whom six died prior 90 August :; since
which time the vessel has been drfting along
the coast from HatterSS with one seaman and
the cook sick with the yellow fever. She was
fallen IN with CT Sandy Hook Yesterday ~
Ilici boat, anc tcweG into the lower quarantine.
I-tT Passage has been one OF horror.
NCRE YELLOW FEvKR.
The brig Liberty, neveresux, arrived last
EigAt ron Aaizaniilo, having lOst one man on
the voyage. Three are sick on board. but tie
captain and crew denv having the Yellow fever.
i he hospital Doctor here, low ever, has no doubt
TIC sickness Is yellow fever.
IWENTN-THEEE CASKS CF srNsrR0KR
Twenty three Gases Of sUustrOke Cccerrel IL,
tbs city yesterday. Five were fatal Seven
cases occurred IA Brooklyn.
A OTRAN DENIAL.
The Sar says ". Msyergs. agent n Cuba,
states that the report Il Culsn El.ihus-ering
eNTediton being formed in Canada il talse.
ARREST oP lNsEgsQIL. TAX RING cEAIs-
MAKER.
james II. Iugers0l, the notorious ring"
chSiT- me- kcr, WAS discovered on oh avenue last
evening by detective ana arrested. There are
Two Indictments Tor forgery Egainst him. lie
Nas THIS morning taken lCiOTc the court OF gem
ersl sessions and bailed for trial IN $500 on
each count After being bAied in The above
cases he wss immediately rearresteG on A civil
suit similar 10 those against Tweed and Others,
and half million dollars bail &c manGGl. lie
expects % get this amount before sunset.
THE HEAT TO-DAY
Is again excessive, but the weather = cooler ~
five OF siN degrees than yesterday. The a. p
r2omcter Indoors to-day Is 30; Ia the shs le Uat-
side, -.
BIDS FOR GOVERNMENT aoLp.
There were fourteen bids Tor gold to-day, ag-
gregst.ng tv o and three-Qusrter Millions, Al ia
a. nlsS. The amount for sale i II 900, 90,
which goes AZ l14.C1 20 lI47S
NO SHOW FOR A PlGHT.
IL l. stated that .lem Mace arrived here this
a. M, snd that C'Baldwin il IN Philadelphia.
There arc 20 prospects VI the fight taking
place.
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MARRIAGE or AN AMERICAN LADY ID A
GERMAN DIPLOMATTsT.-r L. reported TIA.
Ger. Won SChwcinitL, the German ambass adOr
AT The court of Vienna, will lead Miss jaw, the
daughter OF the American minister here, ID the
hymenial altar in the course OF the ensuing
autumn. We learn upOn tie authority OF the
hungarian Lloyd, that Prince Bismarck has az
leEgth accorded the necessary Official consent
20 this marriage. These nuptials, according to
the information Of the said journal, were 20
have been celebrated last year, but az that time
Prince Bismarck refused his Official consent.
IL is added that the painful experience made by
the German chancellor, in 1885, with reference
20 the famous 81 seldom nOte,' was the cause
cs principe OF the refusal in question
II would appear that the secret OF tie
said "CsedOn note was divulged bv a lady.
As soon a. this fact became known % the then
Count Bismarck, an order was forthwith issued
prohibiting the marriage OF German diplO-
natist without the Official consent OF his govern
meat having been previously obtained. All
tbs may lie very well far a. ~ goes, but N Il
be true that Prince Bismarck's consent was
Withheld last year H. reference % General Won
SehweinIiz's marriage with Miss Jay for want
OF sufficient confidence N. that lgdy's discretion
then IL must be evident that potent influences
must have been brought TO bear upon the Ger
man Chancellor since that period, % have
changed his views upon 80 interesting a subject.
cf course the responsibility OF these remarks
attaches solely % the Hungarian Lisyd. London
Te'sgrGpE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-15

TIE STEAM WHISTLE, BELL RINGING, GoNG
POUNDING, CANNON FIRING NUIsANCES.-A
new reform has been inaugurated in the British
House of Commons. Mr.. r. S. Powell, Lord
Frederick Cavendish and others have been
urging bin TO regulate the use of steam
whistles in certain manufactures" They desire
to prevent the use of whistles for the purpose of
summoning or dismissing workmen. Upon this
the Echo calls for an abatement OF the nuisances
OF bell ringing, and OF cannon firing, and like
wise of dinner gongs. This at the luietest, is a
noisy world, but We think that quiet nights at
least are attainable. Railway companies may
have right to murder their passengers, but
they have no right to murder slean