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OA dry-goods clerk of st. Joe, Mo-, has
broken an engagement with young lady
because she cbewed gum.
ES-The Gun has been so hot in Tennessee that
all the eggs are Matched before they can be got
to market, so ii is said.
s1The st. Louis street cars are made sloping.
They shed rain freely, and are broad enough ct
the bottom to give play to the enormous feet Of
the females.
~The Celestial doctors Of San Francisco
operate with the remains of imported lizards
and venomors serpents, and the pigtails take
their medicine with enthusiasm.
EThe extraordinary results OF the French
loan, says the finance minister, almovt ''stupA-
ft d" the government, which wondered ap-
parently as much at the confidence given to the
republic 80 ct the wealth OF France.
OThe only hope in England Of obtaining
liam meat or American bacon. John Bull says
says both need much improvement in prepare
ton.
HThe pay Of the letter-carrlers Of London
has been increased, and 1t u nov proposed t.
open restaurant expressly for them, in each
during their walks of eight hours.
~rhe efforts OF the Female Anti-Poker
Society at Long Branch have not been wholly
successful, and evil-disposed people say that It
takes saiisTac ION of defeat by occasionally
indulging in little fve-c cent game itself.
HElishs Kingsbury. q gambler, who has
resided in San Francisco since 1871, shot himself
through the heart while walking on New Mont
gomery street, Saturday evening. He was
formerly opeof the richest men Of hts class in
San Francisco. He died entirely destitute.
s%The San Francisco Bulletin says: Carl
about the size of mules head, are the latest
specimens received and exhibited in a window
on Montgomery s,Ieet. They ere Of the grade
adapted for sleeve-bustons."
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"THE New GoLCcN

"1HE NEW GoLccNDA. "-NotH Outstanding
me extraordinary effort of'fe parties concerned
u keep secret Information CT their ceclara,,on
tiat Eastern Arizona Prd Western New-Mexico
gro Tanned With precions s'Dne- -rubies and
Ciamo'c-, "a reporter from the San Francisco
Chronicle has obtained yeGv long and e1traor-
omar! statement from enc OF hem, fIom winch
'he following Is an extract: "lt does not re-
q1iie much Prospecting. AL through that
county there great numbers of aut-hil's, and
ne am lave pT0spected tie country for rs
All VIC have TO do is - 90 and wash some of the
lgo~e gravel in the hills thrown up by them,
4 ne gravel III these hills all cortair small ru-
tltS aho diaFnoIfs that The ans have cp -ricd I'D
IN eHcaYatnR THEW holes. We have prosractod
the whole extent Of this f~ea n places in .Iis
IrfnTer. end are sal sled nat at leeSt r5-
acres OF u are rich III its derosi's. Several
o-Her parties have been prospectingi III the neigh.
t,lhood since lSs- Spring, bat hare not found
= - ti71 - ory rolu@, and no genUina rubies or
c'anorcs have been found anywhere in ~ AZ
CJnLjty except in lbs pace. We have .ccured
'Lat act or land for urselves lfOn.rl Gov
eIrTent, arc re now going - work aud devel-
CI tie dtpcSir.
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FATAL ACCIDENT TO A YOUNG BRIDAL
Coz Live learned Of n fatal accident that
CSCMreG at the HAWKS Nest last week, AID
which II UI!ed IL .iie death Of young COUPLE
named Aurcn, who were on their bridal tour
from the cas-. They bad come to view the
beauties OK this lovely place. and on going too
footing, and were precipltated below, killing
them instantly. On comm. to their assistance
their bodies and faces were manged SO fear
n lily as to be uIIecOgniZaDle. Che lady fell Oh
Ser head, MASKING 1t INTO atoms, breaking her
breast Into jelly. The geutleman's br aims
were knocked out and his body broken to
pieces. Their friends have been teiegrsphei
ior. Who are SUPPOSED to be at Buffalo, n. "
CbcTlCstCH ". Vol Colrisr.
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vA two-legsed goat perambala.es Chat

taLCoga.
ErThe sheriff OF New York received notice
Yesterday from the Attorney General not to
srrest Andrew Garvey, the "ring' plesterer
IL the civil suit pending against him.
eRThe German government has intimated
10 NJ Theirs its intention to retain the possession
OF Beifort. though il Ia willing - make q COM
rensatory concession to France.
e<An Indian woman, just divorced, ha
written letter of advice TO her eek in which
she saws: 81 would say to young girls not to
marry Young. and when You are married live
\. :. 'nfty ril6s from your husbands RELAY 81
syHoward Gly ndon asks terrible question.
She wants TO know II any one ever imagined
Whist sort of a sight world be presented by an
interior view OF the six hundred private r0oms
Of fashionable watering place hotel hat an
hour before dinner or hop.
sTParscn Brownlow's daughter is now In a
convent because she would fain elope With q
stone cutter. II she does not exercise her fancy
fer stone cutting effectively enough to get on!
Gu: Of Tennessee convent, her drilling under
lie psIsOR has been less diamond pointed than
the county would Lave expected.
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Gccc SgCG1iD- CLASS HoTELs-The n. Y
1.8,' recently contained al article on the ne
c Sl;y for good sCcoHd-class hotels. 1t saws
"A general rule, our moderate priced public
houses are opt to be only 4 shabby I'M tat5on Of
these where The charges are Of q more extraya
rant description. This j. not what IS needed
II hotel with moderate charge is made {.
I3rst he ~ di.i enSing WITH a prcat ds., ~ a.
sLoNy iu'!ltr-e and many CT tie table iuxuriee
cCT>ldeEcd rec Ssary in n .iirst-class' horse
Coni pEcateC cookery and apartments adorned
Nth large mirrors and velvet carpets must give
y 10 pain roest and boiled and rooms of which
me Principal embellishments L. the evidence 81
,eg"iPr ana vigorous rse OF broom and brush. y
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THE LOUISVILLE DsFALCATIoE.-In Louis
Vile last evening Robert Atwood insisted on
Icing surrendered by his bondsmen, and was
!, iglQ IA jail. lis populations are The uui versa.
'1Iic O. CONVERSATION, and further Developments
confirm tie report Of the.t magnitude. Tbs
.o.s.s Of the bank, however, are not go great as
81 FIST SUPPOSED, many Of them having col
lateral. snd others having good names on TIE
IaEer wl.h HIN. The Citizens Banks which
vas reported as the most heavily involved
IS said to have about $4,000 q! his paper,
si0.CC0 Of which consists OF 6. lit drafts On Eew
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SUDDEN DEATH FROM CHOLERA MoRpUs-
Yesterday morning, a colored man. named
Christopher ScTit er, who had been lett in charge
OF the residence OF Mr.. +. \. Boswell during Tie
latter's absence from the city, Was taken sud-
cenly i'll with cholera morbrs, and fingered
until between eight and nine o'clock last light,
when he died. Lieut.. GessIoTd sent an otncer 10
remain at the house, ard the body Of Scriber
was removed by his relatives. DR.. Morgan
was IN attendance, bat could 10 nothing 20
relieve the patient.
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TER CBisPIE STEIEE.-Heports as to the
condition Of affairs between some vi he leading
shoe manufacturers and their employers III
Lynn, cCutiGuo contradictory, and meantime
neither side WI acknowledge any sign giving
D.. Employers whose men have been SGT IL
wo:k stih claim that they are not violating their
agreement, anC tlat their vorkmen entirely re-
n0rTcc the authority OF the Crispin Order to in
,eIierc with tleiE contracts. II Is asserted that
''e fOTeIuen of several shops have been III
structCd 10 set L.en at work at the Old pliceS,
but the statement is considered doubtful
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a MAN SHOT BY HIS WIFE Oh HER SON
George Christy, Dane, living in Hunting
creek Neck, near Preston, in this county, was
seriously wounded IN the abdomen On Safardsy
night, by his wife or young man living with
fhem-her son by former husband. 1t appears
that Christy and bis wife were quarreling a short
She returned to the house, saying he would
never strike her again. The report Of the guu
wss soon heard and ChTisty was found calling
Tor help, by man passing the road Medical
oway were soon on the spot. Chrissy was shot
through the left arm, the load entering the Iel6
SIDE Of the abdomen, making a painful and
doubtful. Christy thinks the boy shot him, bet
his wife declares she did it. No arrests have
yet been made. Christy was IN the confederate
amy DUNG the rebellion, and IoSt one eve dur
Onion.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Excu-~5.-r. PIc-Nfcs, 80.

Excursion 70 me Point All Point Lsokout
ty ire ~. johns Club This evening.
FyCUrsfCU g. Tarsress Monroe aud Sevs}I-
POM ~ 'te .O1rs Ca h0iiCs' Friend ScciC,y
- evCIrr 2.
Eycr--'cn 70 No -shah Hall or Tuesday newt
Tor The hene. OF In auucl Church
Hsrshzn Hall Pavilion now cIec fcr the r.
Lsytiou o. V4c.lic IsI tiya.
Daiiy excursions TO Mount Vernon on The
steamer Arrow.
Excursion 70 Richmond next Wednesday Tor
The benefit Of the 9Th Baptist Chrrch
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A.rKcED hTTKNPr CT LADY TO CosYrr
STtCtpE-Abouf one O'Clock YESTERDAY AFTER
rc5n Mrs.. Carrie SHIELD, residing at No 9os es:n
Strt ct, attempted 70 commit suicide. So reports
Df!cer Eyrayn. who was called in, aud f0un1
Ter with y vial IN her hand, which he imrieci
atelv seized AID wTestsd from her. Ii confirmed
isu@anum. Domestic trouble il SAID 10 be tie
cause.
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1T is SAID he ladies Of Turkey are assuming
their right to discard the close veil BY which
their beauties have long been hidden from the
world and that high born Osman daIosels now
dress in perfect Partisan toilettes, the thinnsst
po~-iele hlament of gauze throwing a softenng
shade over the features, without in the icas.
concealiDg them, and the ferigi, or mantle,
wing loosely upon the shoulders, as obviously a
mere formal arpendage now to the costume OF
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A FATAL ACCIDRNT.-Gaorge Hall, a
Yourg man employed Ia the navy yard, was Ell
gagged at work on q small boat that was Sc
cured 1one OF the wharves yesterday afternoon.
wien he fell overheard and was drowned. The
body was recovered in about sc Won inmates after
the occurrence, and efforts were made to re-
suscltate II, but they were unavailing. The re-
mains were taken to the late residence of the
deceased, on street, between 81 aud etn
streets east, where he leaves a widow and two
small children.
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SUupEN DEATH or An CLr CITTzEN.-Yes-
fCIt.ey afternoon Mt. Thomas CreeSeT, native
O. Wales, aLd for many years resident ~ thls
GO, Died ven suddenly .. the residence OF MI
Amen Green, on street north, near l., street
east. , lie coroner, St,eT viewing the tO.iv,
Csye tie opinion that death Sas caused by as
cas- OF lie Ecert a.u decided that Al lTQuest
was Unnecessary. hr Anthony Buchly. under
tskeT. then took charge % tie remains and con-
ytycd tac-b - tie l2te residence OF the de
q ast q, On an s,iCGt. between anu N streets.
v here his family weTe o. eEcOme " ii grief al
seeing hin. return corpse to the house ne had
ls.t alive and cheerful a short time before. tie
Vas engag q ia tie shoe business IA this city for
g. number II vears street, opposite the
Patent Cf-Cs. ag.u VS. q member OF long stand
!rg N tie Masonic UIdeT-b. d. French Lodge.
Nc. =; CClUmbis Chapter. No. I, and W ashing-
t.n CCIHu..ndeTy. No /, knights renplsr. For
MANY wears lie filed the position OF tiier 10 sev-
trSl IGe zOniS bodies. The remains viii be in
tened IN tHe Congressional cemetery to- morrow
Afternoon.
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CITY TIE NJ s.

DARK CAssIMERE SUITS suitable for early
Fail wear, at moderate prices.
GEO. e. HENNIEG.
No. 40 18th street ". ".
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gSsitSerlsel g,OcaIs.

~ nee - ct 'he Krigl-S oT 81. Patrick,
~ SEth. ~ 2 re quarterly report w9s pre- ent-
c. showing az income OF $500 and an increase
q tf r. $50 membership.
IAe Gang inset .ng heid ia p. Sh0eU'' kev's
.I'Fe D the AsbUry and Mount zion u. <.
Churches c'r- ed vs~ter'a- r-,o-niur q. {. clock
with The re- Cl2r Trc-c enate ground the CIRCLE,
SL'cA vsE O. served with -Ts-it, although The
Ia. 's.- L.. -i-. J.s meeting was Te-y sue
SEssf-l ore.
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TIE DEEPENING OF HE'LL GATE.-We are
glad 10 announce - this community that the
NoIk of deeper ing ana widening the ship chan
mel of Hell late *, under the supervision and
diroc.;on OF General Newton, prog c-sinp
admirably, and rat his excavations under those
hard. primitive rocFs ere regarded by many as
really mere wonderful than the catacombs OF
Paris, the Suez Canal or the Hoosac Tunnel
HerCTf.
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sy~Lucca collars, cuffs, hsndkerchefs, etc,
are now the rage.
E1-They occasionally find dead Indians on
their fruit trees in Wisconsin.
sS-The way they muzzle dogs in most Of the
Western towns Is by placing tle muzzle behind
the ear and pulling the trigger.
1-Two young men took =, 400 worth OF silver
on. Of the top of Ieavenworth Mountain, Col
orado, ia one week, at All expense of $50.
IThe Mayor of Jersey City has sided with
the new board Of police commissioners appointed
by the Governor, and refuses 70 recognize the
old board or sign their bills.
1-A convention OF lager beer sellers ana
liquor dealers met in New York Yesterday for
tie purpose of organizing a cen: al association
10 work for the election of nOn-prohibi;ion men
this fall.
RPThe Merrimac river has risen ahou. ei III
teen inches, md row ove-toYs thOusan"s
acres OF meadow ian's. The same state o.
affairs is reported from many places along ne
Concord liver.
E9-At large Inee.ng of nottingham in
PITTSBURGH lest night, Aeasurrs were adopt "a
- prohibit the Introduction OF Cf'neSe Iolie
labor in the mani factories of that city. The
wOrkingmen agree to support 10 candidate
for Office who is not IN sympathy with Their
movement,
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PHYSICAL TRAINING.-The movement !uau-
snr2ted III Germany by Friedslch Jain fo- &, -
velop!ng manhood By phvsical training has
taken ground in France. The city of Valence
his Just founded large public gymnasium.
which II Is expected VIII prove a model TO be
followed by all other cities thrcu shout THE corr
~. II was only opened last June. ana Already
ms lco pupils paying two francs per month, aud
loo offers T4iO receive il s.tuction lratui. pus,y
Tie cou-se OF insi euction coup-ises lessons in
fencing, gymnastics and shooting, which are
now regularly foilosed,and IL is intended soon
- AID Instructors in sN INNING and in horse
marship. From tine = time tnere will be pub
lac exhibitions, in which The pupils will contend
for special prizes Children OF both sexes from
The age Of five - ten years, form separate diyi-
Sion attached 70 the school. IL is said that the
city of Rouen is about 10 follow the good ey-
ample Of aience Immediately.
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SuIT FOR DIVORCE OK TIE GRoCSp or De
sREI ION. &C.-ln the supreme court Mrs. Mar
garet A Want has, by Messrs. Brow ne & Halves,
tied bill praying for divorce from Richard
Want stating that tIe plaintiff is a resident of
Baltimore; that on the 9Th day OF June, 1856. she
married defendant a. Ashton underline Conn
" Of Lancaster, England, and ia few months
thereafter they emigrated to This country; that
She has, in al respects, demoaned herself as a
Kind and afectionate wife; that in May. 1859.
defendant deserted her, and has, for more
than two years, been a resident of this city
and in disregard OF his soIemn vows. has
committed adultery 1t divers times with
one Maggie Lovejoy, holding her out TO the
public as his wife, and not until q few months
past has plaintiff been cogniZsnt of his criminal
connection with said Maggie Lovejoy. That
she Is informed that defendant Is now a man OF
considerable pecuniary means, and doing a
large business as the owner and keeper of a
livery stable and that she, plaintiff, Is destitute
OF mears except such Is she able > cam by her
industry. She therefore prays for bill of
divorce, and that defendant may be sdjuged -
make suitable provision for her support during
the pendancy OF this action. and further pro-
vision after the court shall have made final
decree.
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TIE LIVE STOCK MARKET-Bo1rd 81
PeGlh rsPecfioas.-Superirterde Gat,her's
report of live stock on sale ct DruveIs' Rest
end elsewhere Tor the week ending FRIDAY
August 1G, is ss follows:
~ Clark's depot for the sale OF swine e. ~h,s
mostly O: good and excellent quality, ON GIGo
were on sale. The market was rrn6 ,rbe bast
grades OF stock were in deT.snd as The uriScs OF
isss' week; other "c..,rIrtons were At 3 decline
cent. S:iies were steady az az = cents
yer round net.
At Center market and elsewhere within city
limits. Il beeves. : stock cattle, Is mitch cows
and calves, 81 veal calves, and 81 sheep aud
lambs were offered. Tie markets were uni
fCrnly dull, and sales slow at last weeks Quota
tens. Some fine stock was to be purchased, prt
the offerings were mostly Of inferior quality.
Al Drovers' Rest 3o2 heeves OF a fair quality
were offered, sud S7i sold fer slaughter ~ S,,t~S
per cwt. There are beeves remaining over.
The supply of beef cattle was light, and the
market corresponding brisk. ThcCe we're 25
mich COWS ard calves OF average quality On
sale and selling AZ S2OaSi9 per head. Tee
mar et for sheep and lambs was briss, and the
offerings OF good quality, with light-snrply.
The sales were prOTiscuOCs ~ last weeks
prices. Sheep aud lamls--of which there were
l.o52 offered and all sold brought s5aSi 81 per
head. One lamb. physically injured, was con-
ttnnec at Center market a. unfit for slaughter.
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SUPPOSED MURpER.-The Lynchharg Iva.)
N.is. says TIA: On Saturday nj gbt, the .7fh OF
july, a coiored man named VIM. Massie, Who
resided near Pedlar Mills, in Amber t, was
81 miles from Lynchburg, having been run
over by the cars, it was then believed, while
drunk and asleep on the lack. THIS suppo-
sit Jn, 1t is now almost certain, was incorrect,
and from circumstances which have lately come
to light it appears TO be no longer doubtful that
the man was first murdered and then placed on
the track. A man is suspected of the murder,
anu search Is being made for him.
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How MUCH WE d lINK.-It Is to be regret ed
tlat figures 90 no, lie when they record the ex-
tent CT hQ-oT drinking in this country Un.'ar
the returns made by the census il appears IL Al
In addition to the e3.31i.62 gallons of home
made spirits, and ,1J9 40 barrels of lei mentad
liquors on which taxes were paid in ISL, were
imported OF wine, g.. 1888 gallons and i3152
Coz bottles; of spirits, 2,629, $40 gallons and
l23,C6 dozen bottles, end of malt quOis So ar
gallons 1t appears, furthermore, that the con-
sumeTs put about 600, 000,0 every year into TIE
pockets of the dealers. The proportion of those
licensed 10 sell liquor is about in every go Of
1pulation, and those who have figured yery
closely claim that every so drinkers support a
drinking establishment and consume .C0 gallons
OF spirits so OF " inc, and 900 of beer annually
The state OF New York has 1916 licersed
sellers, or one for every 1S1 Of its population
willie one in 90 10 one in 80 of its people are
engaged in these LIQUOR stores. The city of
New York hes 7lSi licensed sellers OF drink. or
ore for 40 Of the population; while one in 50 10
one in 20 are engaged in drink selling. MESA
eLuselts In Isl had 1920 of ts people licensed 10
sell and one IN every S5 engaged in selling drink
PENNSYLVANIA had n, 49, licensed; or one 20
every 2ic. Ohio had 1878. licensed, or one in
every 30. Illinois had ., $50 licensed or one in
every 2Go. Maine had 1853, or one in 600. As
- the other states, the range is between 100 -
200 and one in COO.
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BunDIsa MATERIAL
BUILDERS DEPOT. sos 1rH STREET n. W.

Having on hand the LARGEST Stock OF DOORS,
RASH BLINDS. &C., In the city propose TO sell 1t
VERY Low PRICES
for the pext thirty days. to make for goods yet
10 come in Parties in want OF the above goods have
only call and examine stock aud Prices TO satisfy
themselves that mean what say.
PERRY COLEMAN,
sueam 2o3 7th ST., opposite Centre Market.
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CLOSE c. TRR IACEEON'S WOoDs CAMP
NEFrISG-Tt. WGsisFJt BJans Home lgIiH,
As -'atea IL : letter . THE STAR yesterday,
the camp rnee'isg which was commenced on
Web eS6ay. 7th inst. st JaCkson'- woods in
e urt A-uEdCi county, ND, was C'osad by the
Tt.H Yesterday morning. The Baltimore and
Bci,La- I1il-Cas comp any f2riuy had NJ Or
ciai notice as 70 the h0uv when the campers
ToE-i leave the ground, tie ,a0IaiLs irairs
we're urabIe n accommodate the crowd an.
z sly Westinghouse who had expected II
rsaol the-T homes b. noon were unable 70 leave
carp until the passage Of tie train due in
Washington st S5i. Whilst the large piles OF
i1ssase were being arranged. AMI the Campers
HcTe assembled az lie getting on place"
2iuC sFreaTed - be the order OF the DAY.
f.r- Smith, Of the Cri0n Transfer comrauv,
ATTENDED q checking baggage direct from the
gtcEEd l. the morning, and about noon MIR.
La Zig hF OF tl5 road. arrived, and under his
f--cii9n ell baggage ard passengers got abosrd
ne 40 .fain at the Er0urd' -
JEs depot ~ - arrived 81
- .-.s rIIv about ! o'clock Y. m.
.4Ss,r ~ &c thickeSt CT one o. the heavy rains
- lie afternoon.
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DIR. WHITE, CAiropsdist, treats Corns, Bun
ions, Club and IngrOwIns Nails, &C., without
diately. Operating rooms, 535 18th st., opposite
n q TPAASurY.
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ST ICHIS.,'s NEW Gu IL "A determined
Effort Is low being made, We are glad 10 see, TO
LII .ote Ire coHstr1c lOn Of the Ene new Church
CT ST. DOminic's. To this end picnic is to be
A.yen By she members OF the congregation, on
TIE -ist A>;ant, - the new ScAgetzen Park.
Ia committee OF arrangements have leit moth
~ unCcne Tat may conduce To the comfort,
Pleasure CT enjoyment of their guess. Children
~ al denominations will he admitted tree, II
accompanied BY their PARENTS. Donch's band
VII discourse their sweetest strains 10 those
gLo desire to tgip Il the light sfaHs astic toe
While the nights OF ST. Patrick, in full uniform,
- II have charge of the grounds, and maintain
perfect order. Several OF our leading 3 socis-
tons. in Injunction With the Hibernians of
th's CIV, have been invited, aud are expected 10
Re present, and the day viii undoubtedly be one
of uDsuTp~ SEED enjoyment 10 al.
BOARD OF HEALTH-Nigit Soil, Pocer.y, and
SnaI, Tox.-LFst night, DIR. BIS, tom the sani-
tsry pclice committee, reIorted that the lower
wharf S street Southeast) had been Completed,
and that shipments from that point OF night soil
would begin at once. The acting health officer
teIOIted one Jew case o. smallpox since the last
meeting. lr Bliss reported that the inspect )rs
frequently find IA attending 10 their duties ind
gent persons, ana recommended that means be
provided for supplying their wants. He moved
hat the president OF the hoard communicate
With the Governor, in order 70 MAKE arrange
mcnts II this direction; agreed 70. On motion
Of NJ. Marbury, he services OF Mr. Beckett.
the smallpox ambulance driver, were dispensed
-.