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The Board Of improvements met in regular
session this morning, Mayor Johnston presi Y
ing and all the members present, except M.
sutton.
The minutes OF the last meeting were reaa
and approved.
The payroll for the week, amounting n
$6,75S % was ordered paid. OF this amouah
$3,7Si 80 were expended for repairs Of streets
and s2973 ~ for cleaning streots.
The following resolutions were presenfnd
and adopted:
A resolution to improve Harvey alley, from
clean avenue to Turner alley; cost, $3.50 10
A resolution to improve Lawrence street, from
Pearl to Third, by paving with bowlden;
cost, 81, "a Lr.tas Z
The following ordinances to es ablish grad0
were recommended to the City Council:
Washipg.ol alley from the east curb ol
Walker Mill road to Its eastern terminus. ~
feet west Of Burns street: Reeder alley from
Vine street to East alley: Kaufman alley from
Vine street to East alley; Hatmaker strca
from Walker Mill road to its eastern terminus,
west Of Burns street: Depot street from Eighth
to Staeber street; Cory street from Madisoa
TO point eighteen feet east OF the Burnot
Woods Park; Cliff street from Browne stirred
to Fairview avenue. After some unimp0rtant
business motion to adjourn prevailed. p
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Maryland Politics.
A STRONG OPPOSITION TICKET NAME

AsTRoNG OPPOSITION TICKET NAMED.
NEW YORK, August 3O.-A special from
Baltimore says the secret reform party
comes openly into the field at mass
meeting to be held tonight, at which the
names OF its candidates and platform
will be publicly announced.
The Grand Council held session yes
terday and nominated a. X. Syester, for
Governor; E. Ii. Webster, for Attorney
General, and Edward Wilkins, for Comp.
troller. Syester is the present Attorney.
General, and is Democrat. Webster
has beeS in Congress, and was Collector
OF the Port OF Baltimore under Lincoln,
but since that time has been out OF poll
tlcs.
wilkins is one Of the peach kings oi
the Peninsula, and conservative Re-
publican. The dispatch adds that il the
Republican Stale Convention pext
month will adopt this ticket it will
stand a good chance OF sweeping the
State.
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Burned.

PrrTsBURG, August 30.-A destructive
tire broke out yesterday morning in Rey.
noldsville, station on the low grade
division of the Allegheny Valley railroad,
and before the flames could be checked
the entire business portion of the town
was consumed.
The loss is estimated at over S1OO, 900
with an insurance of about $4,000.
VINCENNEs, IND, August 30.-The old
fire eugine-house, on Upper Sixth street,
The building is total loss. The con.
tents and old fire engine were saved.
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ST. LOUIS, August 3O.-The work ol
lawlessness still goes ON in the Indian
Territory. A few days ago John Kane,
white man, was passing through the
Nation with his family on his way to
Texas. His family consisted Of a wife
When about forty miles north OF Fort
Gibson, while walking a short distance
ahead of his wagon, Kane was met by
two Indians, who killed and robbed him.
When the wagoncame up the tiends took
all the yaluabies they could find and out
ragged his wife and daughters, then
riding away on the horses Of their vic
tins.
Hatchet. last Saturday, while trying to
escape from party who had arrested
him, was shot and killed and then rid
died with bullets.
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Special 10 the star.
COLUMBUS. o., August 3o.-At Trinity
Church last night the service and SER
mon were interpreted in the sign Ian
guage for the benefit OF the Deaf Mute
Alumni present.
Ex-Bishop Hanby's stable, at Wester.
vile, was burped, together with a horse
and carriage. Whole loss, $500.
At st. Pauls German Lutheran Church
last night Theophilus 1lees, of Capital
University, WAS ordained assistant min
lister.
Hon. Lorenzo English has declined the
Republican nomination for Probate
Judge.
Work has commenced at the intersec.
tion Of the Scioto Valley railroad line
with the d. & D. r. R., near the east cor
fporation line, and hands are to be
worked night and day for week, with
the design OF giving the city steam
railroad connection with the Fair
Grounds,
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1ha National Then ter.

The opening at the National ON Saturday,
evening was the occasion OF an unexpccton'
rush for seats, and hundreds were turned awsg.
from the door after the aisles and lobbles weea
packed TO repletion.
The performance was fully In keeping with
that Of this place IN the past, being even m
many particulars superior to anything 01ere6l
last season. Manager Robinson has Displayed
excellent judgment in tho selection OF his ar
fists, as the reception on saturday evening
shows, and the season at the National Is suW
to be a success. The opening performances -
to be repeated might
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Latest Foreign News.
THE TURKISH TROUBLE.

THE TURKISH TROUBLE.
RAGUsA, August 30-One thousand
Serviah volunteers, under the leadership
OF Zsiers, have entered Herzegovina,
Mehemet Ali has been recalled by tele-
graph, and has returned to Constanti-
n0ple.
1t is rumored that an insurrection has
broken out in Albania.
IN SPAIN.
MADRID, August 3O.-The Ministerial
Council has decided to send 12;0u0 troops
to Cuba 'py September 29-b, and 10000
more in October. Transports TO carry
them have already been chartered.
LONDON, August 30--6 A. MA spe-
cial to the Daily News from Bourg La
Dome says the formal surrender Of Leo
D'Urgei occurred on Friday. The cita-
del was handed over to the Alfonsists on
Saturday. Fifty Carlists were killed
and one hundred wounded during the
siege. Eight hundred prisoners were
taken, Including three hundred officers.
General Jovellar has asked permission
to return to Cuba. He considers his
presence here no longer necessary.
RAILROAD COLLISION.
LONDON, August 3O.-The Scotch ex.
press, ON the Midland road, coliided yes
terday with an excursion train from
Morecambia to Bedford, near Kildwick.
Five persons were killed and forty in
jureG, several probably fatally. .
KHoKAND's CAPERs. ''
LONDON, August 30.--A Berlin dis
patch to the Times says force of Rus
SLAMS has taken the field against Kho-
kand. The rebellion has spread to the
southern districts of Russian Turkistan.
The town OF Khojend is in the hands OF
Che insurgents, whose priests are pro-
claiming a holy war against the inhdels.
OUR CONSUL.
MALTA, August 30.-The American
Consul at Tripoli and family arrived
here to-day from the United States
steamer Congress. Their absence from
Tripoli Is deemed expedient, lest new
unpleasant incidents should arise.
AN INsURRECTIoN IN SAN DOMINGO.
HAVANA, August 30.-Another revolu-
tion has begun in San Domingo. Ex-
President Baez has been proclaimed
President by the insurgents. The cities
OF SantoDoming0 and Puerto Plata re-
main lOya to President Gonzales. Cap
tain General Valmasedah has senta Span
sh war vessel TO protect Spanish oiti-
zens in San Domingo.
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End .of q Rec. .Less PoYtN.

HOBoKEN. N. j., Aug. a0.-A party Of
young men and girls, consisting OF H. Car.
roll, j ohm Lenora, Nellie Palmer, Lily Ly.
ole, OF Jersey City, John Ryan. of New
York, and Jennie Anderson, of Brooklyn,
nired boat, last evening, and went sail.
ing on the river. They were all more or
less under the influence of1iquor, having
drank freely at the Elyslan Fields,
WHARF, they had gone to witness base
ball game. While they were on the river,
the tug-boat j. j. Stevens passed, and
one OF the men threw liHe TO a deck
hand, who fastened itanl tookthe boat
in tow. The party IN the boat were very
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUS USE.

Commencing MONDAY EVENING, August
10. and every evening and Wednesday and Sat.
uriay Afternoons,
SH ERID AN 81 MACK'S
Grand Musical and Dramatic Novelty, entitled
T HI E M I M I q. u r 8.
Replete with Funny Situations, Dialogues,
Popular 'ngs,. Sketches Grotesque, and the
Choicest Gems from Opera Bouffo.
The principal characters represented by the
following distinguished artists: Miss BELLE
MOWIiI Prima Donna Soprano; Miss MA
kiON FISK, Pfima Donna Mezzo Soprano;
Miss Alicia 10 RDAN, Prima Donna Con
Aralto; Mr.. J. D.. KELLER, Tenor; Mr.. wall
TER BRAY, Basso; Mr.. w. g. TURNER, COM
tdian; all i'm er the immediate supervision OF
SHERIDAN & MACK,
The Master Character Actors, vocalists and
Dancers, supported by strong Company.
Secure seats at HAWLEY's. 1t
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Railroad SuIt-F0ot Race,

BROOKLYN, August 30.-Mrs. Henrietta
Mott, whose husband was killed by the
collision OF the 5th Of July on the Rock
away Branch of the Southern Railroad,
Long Island, has settled her suit for
81, 900 against the company, agreeing to
accept $4,000.
A foot race took place at Hampstead,
L. l., yesterday, between James Moffatt,
of Norwich, Ct, aud John W. Kimball,
OF Huntington, l.. l.; distance, 125 yards;
stakes, 5000 side; Moffat won in 1294
seconds. .
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suspension Of Lee, SHEPPARD u Co.

BOSTON, August 30.-The publishing
house of Messrs. Lee & SHEPPARD, Of
Boston, and Messrs. Lee, Sheppard &
Dilling, Of New York, have been Obliged
to suspend payment.
The prosperity Of the company received
a severe oheck at the time of the great
fire when their loss was near 800, 900,
which was followed soon after by loss
OF half of that amount by the fire In Sud-
bury street.
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noisy, and finally overturned it,. A deck
hand plunged in and succeeded In saving
Lenora, Ryan and the girls Palmer and
Lyolle. All efforts TO rescue Henry Car
roll and Jennie Anderson were unavaii-
ing. and they were drowned. Their
bodies were not recovered.
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Shot.

BOSTON, August 30.-A boy named
Dennis, yesterday, in carrying gun
down stairs, at Mt. Hopkins, had it
knocked from his hands. when it was
discharged, killing his sister and injur-
ing himself and another child severely.
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ahat State Treasurer.

TRENTON, N. j.. August 30.-The in
vestigation into the affairs of the State
Treasury has been adjourned until to-
morrow. Mr.. Levy is now confined in
jaiE He is much distressed and declares
himself innocent.
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Ps'insarys

Special to the star.
SPRINGFIELD, O., August 3O.-The Re.
publican nominees Of Saturday evening
are as Follows:
Representative, j. f. Oglevie; Audi.
tor, Quincy A. Petts; Clerk, E. 2. Tos.
bert; Probate Judge, John g. Miller;
Recorder, Ashley Bradford; Commits
sioner, George H. Frey; Coroner, j. Kin.
ney; Intrmary Director, j. D. Stewart
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Neu York Wanfs a Mint

WASHINGTON, August 30.-A deter
mined effort will be made next winter to
pass a law authorizing the coinage of
gold pieces at New York instead of Phil
adelphia.
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Fire In the Office of the DrookIyn Argus.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, August 30.-A fire
broke out in the office of the Brooklyn
Argus to-day, originating In the stock
room, of supposed spontaneous combus-
tiUn. Damage to presses and fixtures
amounts to about $1,000. Fully insured.
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Horse .Ebiaesnto.

QUEBEC, August SO.-An epidemic has
broken out among the horses in Yuenetre
Village, near this city. Several Of the
animals have died.
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uTANTED-I IMMENSE SUCCESS :
w DYER'S SALE OF FINE HAIR

The people will support q house founded
:1pon truth. Square honest dealing With
the public is toe motto OF this establish
ment No Misrepresentation permitted to
make sales. Ladies may purchase with the
greatest confidence, and when goods are not
satisfactory to the purchaser they may be ex-
changed or the money refunded! Now in stock
the finest collection of Human Hair Goods,
Elites in Fashionable Hair Dressing received
direct from Paris. The Chautauqua Chignon,
SO %; the Saratoga Chignon, $40 o.. Made to
order In the rarest and most expensive shades.
stylish for young ladies, are made with real
patent hair lace aud natural wafer wave and
snxL Send for Price List Of every description
- hair goods. II. w. DYERSs Fifth and
Vine. auX-l0t
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Heavy LOIS by .Fyre,

NEW RoCHELLE, August 3O.-Several
stores were burned this morning. Loss,
$50, 900; insurance small.
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"ANTED- SOLICITORS A winters
w steady work, at SIS to $25 week salary
and commission; frst-class solicitors wanted
for Cincinnati and each town and county in
Ohio. Address, with return stamp, R. DAVIS.
sSl Chestnut street, Philadelphia Pa. For
prospectus, journals, &C., inclose l5c. au3O-3t
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VXTANTED = YOU TO KNOW = That d.
wv CAVAGNA 6 SON have new lot Of fine
homeless Codnsn, and splendid line Of
Groceries. jy26-tf
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UyANTED-AGENTS Century OF In
w dependence. Book agents in clover. One
agent reports 50 sold ia half a day. Another
averages 70 per day. Apply for terms and ter
yitory before it is too late. J. VI. HUSSEY &
Co. indianapolis, 8, Ind. anSO-2t
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NM German girl to do
wv general housework at No. 184 Monmouth
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FOR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VNTANTED-PONY- be cheap. In.
, w quire at Star Office from 12h to O'Clock
! /. au25-tf
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,VN7 7ANTED- D-HORSE-SHOER- - No. |; one
Z wv that can ft and drive and do other JOB
work; to good workman steady empioyment.
Address J. HI. MORGAN, Box 5, Lebanon,
8ooDe county, Indiana. au3O-3t
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VXTANTED-YOU TO GO TO-G. SCHILL-
wv ING, Carpet Weaver, 2Sl West Sixth ST.
jy3U-tfl
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VNTANTED. = BASEBALL SHOES - Full
+ w stock at POTrER'S 15B w. Fifth street.
[au19- W, ,s&M,tfl
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BUY-Standing or side
wv wall show case, from to feet high,
and from 4 to ~ feet long. Also, box counter,
Witn or without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
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f1xTANTRD-To CLOSE OUT-A stock of
wv irst-class Sewing Machines ~ order to
setire inally from the business. Will sell at
E0ST for. CASH. Callfor AGENT, $50 Walnut
street, first floor. JeSo-l
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5sTTANTED = AGENTS : To sell life like
/ wv crayon portraits Of Governors Hayes and
Allen, 19x24 inches They sell rapidly. Large
Riscount to live men. j. II. STo DER, Colum
hds, O. auoo-2S
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AWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
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wv NTANTED-GIRLS-Toa assort rags; none
wv but experienced assorters need apply to
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tVXTANTED-YOUT TO CALL--At KELLYsS
wv New Photograph and Ferrotypc Gallery,
196 West Fifth street. between Elm and Plum,
cincinnati Open every day. au6-4m
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,VNTANTED-GOOD BAKER - On bread,
wv cakes and crackers; must be steady and
1eliable; young man preferred. Address GER
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UTANTED-1.Ou0 YARDS WATER CURL
wv FRIZZETrs, just received, One Dollar
per yard. DYER'S HAIR STORE, Fifth and
Vine. Orders by mail promptly filed
~ au24-10t
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VXTANTED-TO ORGANIZE-A dramatic
7 w club in the northern part Of the city. Adj
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yKyANTED- ROOM, OR ROOM AND
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10 Fifth and Walnut streets. Address, with
terrns, +. A. L., STAR office. au28-3t
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malta. August 30.-The American
Consul at Tripoli and family arrived
here to-day from the United States
steamer Congress. Their absence from
Tripoli Is deemed expedient, lest new
unpleasant Incidents should arise.
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NArTcE. MASS. january 1874.

Mr.. II. K. STEVESS: Dear Strive have
good reason Tor regarding your Negetine a
medicine of the greatest value. We feel
assured that IL has been the means of saw
Ing our sons lite. He is now seventeen
wears OF age; for the last two years he has
suffered from necrosis OF his leg, caused by
ScrofulouS affection, and was so lar rcduc-
ed that nearly all who saw him thought
his recovery impossible. A council OfHblc
physicians could give us out the itintcSt
hope of his ever rallying, two of the num-
Der declaring that he was beyond the reach
OF human remedies, that even aInputation
could not save him, aS he had not Nisor
enough to endure the operation. Just then
we commenced giving him Negetine, and
from that time 10 the present he has been
continuously improving. He has lately
resumed studies, throwing away crutchcs
and cane, and walks about cheerlully and
strong.
Though there is still some discharge from
the opening where the limb was lanccd,
we have the fullest confidence that IN II
little time he will be perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles
of Negrtinc, but lately uses but little, a
he declares that he is too well 10 be taking
medicine. Respectfully yours,
T.. :. BEST,
MRS. l.. G.. +. BEST.
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THE COURTS.

MUNIcIrAL CoUEr.-Jndge Cra"n'er.
This Court met at 10 o'clock A. NJ. yes
erday.
In the case of Frederick kurnland VS..
J.B. Ford, motion was made to set
aside the verdict rendered at
former day of this court, by the
counsel for the defendant, hearing oil
which will be heard at q future day.
The case of Speidel IL Co, VS.. Chris
tian Schlosser, st al in chancery, was
argued and submitted. 49,
In the case of Michael Green VS.. the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and heat!cEy
Railroad Company, the motion OF the
plaintiffs counsel to set aside the motion
made by the defendant at this term, To-
set aside the final order, was oyer-ruied
by the Court.
Court adjourned until this morning at
10 O'Clock
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ST. CLAlRSVILLE ITEMS.
From the Gazette.

| From the Gazette.
REV. SAMUEL BOYD, of Wheeling,
will preach in Morri,town next Sabbath,
July llth.
The total value of new structures
erected in Belmont county during the
year ending April, 1915, as returned by
Township Assessors, is $l42,% $40.
Oy July 4th, 1926, CGfty years ago last
Sunday the first lick was struck, and
the first dirtthrown on the National road
at st. Clairsvile. This was the begin
ming OF the extension of the road west
ward from Wheeling, it having been
completed to that city some time previ-
ously.
A MEETING of the cltizens of Csdiz
and Harrisonville, IN the interest of the
proposed narrow gauge railroad, was
held at Harrisonviile on Wednesday.
We go to press too soon to enable us to
giyea report of the proceedings, but the
design of the meeting is to organize for
active proceedings toward building the
Beliairc, ST. Cairsvillc u CadiZ Railroad.
We learn that the Lake Erie, Alliance
Il Wheeling narrow gauge road has been
let to Judge Kellogg and II. B.
Wilson, of New York, experienced
and energetic railroad contractors, who
proposed to hayo that road in running
order from Alliance to the Painsville
narrow gauge road by Christmas. This
road will extend to Bowertown, in Har-
rison county, and is the road with which
our proposed road is to connect, thus
making through narrow gauge road to
Cleveland and Painsvile on the Lake.
This looks well for the prospects of our
road, and if the matter is now taken hold
of by our people, our object can be ac-
complished and the road secured. To
accomplish this is within the means OF
the citizens of the two counties, and can
he done with a moderate effort
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ESTHER EXCURsIoN-At a meeting OF
the Esther Committee held last evening,
all the tickets remaining unsold were re-
called, and anv person or persons wish
ing to avail themselves of tickets. can
purchase them at Adams y Lucas music
store. or at Stanton Bros, corner Of Mar
kct and 18th streets, as there n few yet
unsold.
Information was received from Cap
tain List last evening, stating that the
Hudson would arrive here this morning
at . A. NJ, and will leave the whar; for
Steubenyille at o'clock p NJ, sharp.
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FINE HoGs.-Capt. Bill Campbell, of
Moundsville, is an expert in judging fine
hogs. a day or two since he was looking
at pen of superb Chester White pigs,
when he remarked: "Now, that's not the
sort of hog TO raise. Its nose is too
short. When hog like that gets to
roofing it's bound to get sand ana dirtin
its cycs-makes EN- bind, don't you see.
FOR good square root take hog that
has Il snoot loot long. They don't get
no sand in their eyes, and you always
know where to find em-especially If you
own garden.
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THE contract for the grading, hridS-
ing, &c, on the narrow gauge railroad
from Wnyncsburg to Washington, which
was awarded to MesSrs. Donoghue, was
duly executed on Saturday last, and the
work will be commenced this week. We
understand it Is the intention Of the con-
tractors 10 pnt on u strong force, with a
view of making the entire read ready for
the the tie, before the commencement OF
cold Pittsburgh Dispatch,
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PrEsoxAL.-Captain Joe Irwin h

PEESoNAL.-Captain Joe Irwin has
our thanks for New Orleans papers.
Our genial friend George Swift has just
returned from Il trip TO California, in the
interest of the Central Glass Works.
Colonel d. ID. johnson, President of
the State Senate, is in the city and has
rooms at the Mcclure House.
We regret TO state that John F.. Will
son is 50 dangerously i'll that his friends
have given up all hope Of his recovery.
). II. Woodward, Esq, wife and
daughter, left Yesterday for Westport
Mass, where they will pass the summer
months.
The funeral of the late Mrs. d. L,
Hubbard took place yesterday afternoon
and was largely attended