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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10
THE COURTN.

SUPREME CoUsr-9sNERAL TERM.
To-day, Fiskea st Bigelov; argument con.
continued. Boucher sgt Boucher; TO be heard
with No. 3. Rocte ct Moran; appeal dis
missed on motion.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Jut1e Hsamphreys.
by default. Weaver VS.. Barker; judsm emit
by default. Kunn VS.. Streaker; Judgment
for complainant for s6l36, and interest from
october 10, 1874. Burr vs.. Burlingame; udg-
ment by default. Savage VS.. Blunt; judg-
ment by default. Kimmell vs. Mussey; YER
dict for plaintiff for sSe.I5. and interest at 8
per cent per annum and costs. Howard VS..
Liesman; plaintiff makes default wash
ington Market Company VS.. wiedman;
judgment for plaintiff.
PBoBATE CouRr-Judoe Cartier
Yesterday, In the estate of Joseph Garabi-
pa; order TO sell N. p. X. r. bond. In re-.
Will OF James Fitzpatrick; order of publica-
ZION ISSUED. He leaves his property to his
son and daughters. In re- estate of George
w. scott; order of adjudication issued. In re
estate of James Barwood; do. In re- will of
Lucy V: Eikin; do. She leaves her property
of orphans Of George Peck; decree for sale of
real estate. In re. estate of Jane c. Heller;
order OF publication directed. In re. will OF
will to probate and fixing executors bond at
$1,000. In lie. Will OF VIM. Bond; execute
qualified; bond So 600. In re. will OF wen
Leddy; decree admitting tn probate fog per-
$500. In re. will of Leonard Il. Prather:
decree admitting TO probate and fixing
executors bond. In re. will OF Ellen Ward;
remuneration OF execu .or fiied.
POLICE CoURT-Jtttoe Shell.
To-Day, Willis Banks, assault on William
Henson; SO or 80 days Emma Shaw, grand
larceny OF Si5 from Martin Hunt: grand
jury. Frank First, assault on Fred Seibert:
30 or 10 days. James Plant was fined So for
failure to appear as n witness. Ira Scott,
threats to VIM. Lynch; 5000 bonds TO keep
the peace for six months, or Jail. VIM. Bur-
defte, small boy, charged with breaking
he branches of n tree on the street; SIS. Thos.
Higgins forfeited collateral. Henry AIbers,
patriotic boy, charged with getting up a
Centennial fireworks display on the street,
shooting fire crackers, &c; 81. Jenny Cork
hill. disorderly In South Washington
alley; So, or seven days in the workhOuse.
Charles Cooper forfeited collateral. James
erosion, small white boy, throwing stones
In Temperance Hall alley; S. John Reddy
forfeited collateral. Patrick Raglan, pastur-
iIg bis horse on the street parking; s5. Mary
Francis was sent down for vagrancy. John
II. Simms and Henry Jackson were sent
down for vagrancy. John II. Taylor, same
charge; down.
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The CoIored school Un,leasantues


LIVELY MEETING AT THE WEST END
LAST NIGHT.
A meeting OF cOlored citizens was held
last night at John W esley church, on Con-
necticut avenue, between l. and M streets
northwest, for the purpose of considering
matters pertaining TO the interests OF the
coiored schools and the course pursued by
school Trustees Henry johnson and John III
BROOKS: The meeting organized by choosing
Pr: =. =. II. Bowen TO preside and Mr.. ]. H.
Mr.. Charles Syphax moved to ad iourn.
because in consequence OF the threatening
appearance OF the weather the number
present was not what they desired In view
OF the importance of the matters to be con.
sidered, and another reason was that
NO ANSWER
had been received from the board of school
trustees TO the resolutions sent TO that nod "
nom the colored citizens. He moved TO al.
journ TO the 10th instant, and in the mean
time due notlhcation could be given through
The churches and city press.
Considerable discussion followed as to the
proper representation of the various sections
OF the District at the meeting, and on count
ing noses 1t was found that most of the Old
legislative districts were represented. Mr.
Joseph II. jackson opened the ball, saying
that The colored citizens had all been INSULT
ed by the colored trustees, who had shown
their
MEAN, DIRTY, Low-DowN NINCUMPooP-
JSHNESS
IL the school board, and IL was for the COL
boaru of SO disgraceful a representation, or
at least enter their protest against such In
suits. They should all unite in opposition
20 the bill which had been prepared 6y these
trustees and introduced in Congress by Hon
Mr.. Lynch for the separation OF the school
fund and organization of a separate board
for the colored schools.
After considerable discussion, the motion
10 hold meeting on the 18th inst. was ADOPT.
cd, and the secretary was authorized
NOTIFY THE COLoRED PEOPLE
IN all arts OF the city, through the churches
and by advertisement in the EVENING
STAR.
Further remarks were made by Mr.. Jack
SOD, in which he stated that what they de-
sire is representative in the school board
whe would respect the wishes Of the colored
citizens Of this District, and II they cannot
ind among ehe colored people such q repre-
sentative they ought to know II. Mr.. Brooks
and Mr.. johnson had made their boast that
there was not influence enough among the
disafected 10 remove them. Let them see
whether there is or not. If things are per-
naitted 10 remain in the school board the
colored schools of the District will be broker
up, for very few OF the parents OF colored
pupils respect these two trustees or have
any confidence in them. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

GIT THE GENUINE ARTICLE great
popularity of 4" H'lborS Compound Of C0d LiueT
Oh and Lime" has induced some unprin-
cipled persons TO attempt TO palm OFF
simple article OF their own manufacture; but
any person who is suffering from Coughs.
Colds, or Consumption should be careful
where they purchase this article. 1t requires
no putting; the results following its use are
Its best recommendations and the proprietor
has ample evidence on file of its extTaordi-
nary success in pulmonary compl ANTS. The
phosphate OF lime possesses a most marvel
ous healing power, as com oined with the
pure Cod Liver OIL by DR.. Wilbor. IL is reg
ular'y prescribed by the medical facuIty.
A. Il. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. eos
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X emovaI.

Removal
FIRST-CLASs SECURING AND DYEIyG.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 906 q st. north
west, three doors west of 9th street, very near
his former place. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether OF American
or European invention, he is enabled TO do
any work In manner not TO be eQualed by
those not possessing these facilities.
So Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with
out being taken apart.
- Grape Wells refinished nice and cheap.
- Grease stains removed effectually.
~ Gents garments cleaning and dyeing
speciality.
70 Prices lower than ever before, TO suit
the times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

No ESTABLISHMENT In the city more
prompt IN attending 10 all orders for Sewer
Work, Plumbing and Gas Fitting than Ham
ilton & Pearson. Y. NJ. e. y. Building, eth
and ID streets. They employ none but the
best workmen, and consequently give salts
faction In all their work. They keep the
largest stock of Plumbers and Gas Filters
supplies OF any house in the city, and are
therefore enabled to do all work at the most
reasonable prices. They give low estimates
ON all contract work, and guarantee salts
faction In every instance. Give them a call.
They are good responsible men and deserve
encouragement. 3,1S,w&s,3:
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IS Il's Only n Couoh,B

has brought many to untimely graves. What
is Cough? The lungs or bronchial tubes
have been attacked by a cold; nature sounds
an alarm bell, telling where the disease lies.
wisdom suggests, try "WistGr'S BGlSdm or
Wud Cherry IL has cured, during the last
half OF a century, thousands upon thousands
OF persons. AS long as you cough there is
dar ger, for the cough is a Safety Valve. Use
"Wistar" and be cured. 80 cents and 81 q
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

SThe national independent convention
will meet at indianapolis May 18th.
ga dispatch from Midland, Georgian
Bay, Ont, states that there is no truth what
ever In the report sent from that place to a
new YORK paper that Boss Tweed wintered
In that part of the country. No person an
swering Tweed's. description is or ever has
been there. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

WE INVITE the special attention of parents
shd guardians TO the entirely new stock on
youtns boys and children's clothing, 10 he
son Co, No. 900 PennsyIyania avenna
next 10 Nj. Williams. This firm deals ex,
clusively in youths, boys and chfldren;s
goods, and nave the same made to their ex-
press order, and purchasers can RELY unon
getting all the new and most desirable styIes
made up In the best manner and az Lowest
New York prices,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

CoNsUMPTIvEs, don't let go your hold on
hope until You have tested the properties Of
Bakers Cbd LtpeT OH and Phosphate Of Lime.
There Is testimony of the highest class TO
show that its effects In Pulmonary COM
plants have been a lmost miraculous. Pleas
ant in taste. Sold by druggists. Jno. {.
Baker & Co, Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

TIE STATE AND THE SOCIAL EvIL-A
conference and reception was held last even
Ing In The paTlors of the Y. NJ. G. A. building
10 consider the subject OF licensed prostitu-
tion and 10 welceme the Rev. j. Il. Gladstone
and Henry j. Wilson, esq. of England a
oePutation from the british, Continental
and General Federation for the Abolition Of
Government Regulation OF Prostitution
Ut. T. n. Gray occupied the chair and intro
dnced these gentlemen, who had credentials
from Rev. DIR. PuncheOn and Rev Alexander
McLaveH, chairman OF the Baptist Union Of
England, and others. Rev. Mr.. Gledstone
MADE an address OF some length cOntendfny
ututon 10 legal level WITH other o,,upa-
lions, the state becomes the Confederate az
prostitution. The United States is the only
S Sn nauon nntsinted with this evil. and
operate with England in her war against
this evil. Mr.. Wilson followed Mr.. Gled-
store, giving In bis argument numerous
facts ard illustrations showing the worxinsS
of tAe license system in India. While the
moral argument against the system OF iicens-
Ing prostitution Is the one TO which is al
tached the most importance, he asserts maj.
medically, the system is failure and a
farce, only surpassed by It's Injustice fco-n a
legal and constitutional point OF view.
AMUsEMENTs - Nnioadi 2hed'er. - The
Vokes family have thus fardraWn large audi
enees during their present engagement, and
Will douotless continue 10 do so 10 the close
or the week, Notwithstanding "everyb body
mas gone 70 the Centennial. They appear
to-nlkDl IN Ineu most rOlltcktng PERFORM
ance, "Fun In FOs." II is one OF the most
lively and comical pieces ever put upon the
Aosbt's HdH-To night Prof Marini gives
DIS annual May ball, which will, as usual
De enjoyed oy large assembIage. These
oals nave never yet been a failure aud
mere Is every indication that to nights en-
tertalnment will surpass ali the efforts of tne
popular professor. - VI TUG
IhtRT C0DuQus.-Manager Rogers An
nources this week as the close OF the winter
season. Next week the doors OF the sunn1osr
theater Will be thrown open 10 the public
with a long list of nrSt-claSs varieties
pose OF raising means 10 rebuild the Baptist
Snurcn at Dalton, Ca. destroyed during the
wei, IS recommended not only by the clergy
so otner prominent persons In that vicinity
III oy III. samson and DR.. Wills OF this
slty' 80 mat ontrtoutOrS need have no fears
.nst what they give will not be proDeriv
spPito. The object TO which Miss G. is eiv-
,ns EsI Efforts Is most worthy one AMI we
WEI 1of her the largest measure OF suceeSs
THE UNION RsLIEF Associates ., The
". y. " 81 y r. last evening ele1.feI the To-
loving oncerS--JOhn W. lirav prasi5so,
Wm- NJ. Williams, vice president. C,has n
shorter, secretaTEi Albert Parker trsas,,.
John A. Scott, Albert X. MannI6g - ~ ~
Butcher, NOoter Marshall, Jobn \ TsoIha =.
ATmstead Turner. Benjamin y. HeS1eaI,..'
David jones and Edward Younger. dIrscio-ys'
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CITY TT z MS,

THE CHEAPEST REFRIGERATOR is the Ice
King, as it is 1.-The best" l22l + street. Ben.
+. French, Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

HAVE YOUR HOUSES CLEANED and your
winter clothing saved from moths, b. using
Harris Roach Powder. 5,io6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

HENRY WARDS BEECHER,s Lyc1rep
Notwithstanding the absence from the city
at the Centennial OF so large number OF
persons who would be expected to be the
ones TO attend Mr. Beecher's great lecture ON
Friday evening, the tickets are selling rap
idly, and the pre- ,spect Is that every seat In
the houf will be reserved before the doors
are opened. There are but two more days in
which TO select seats, and the diagram NAV
be seen at Whitaker's bookst corner 10th
street and Pennsy lyania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John II. Shepperd and Henrietta 8. Barker
Louis Papst and Louisa Range, Orlando
Thomas and Mary HARPER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

Bupions, Ingrowing and Club Nails, Vas
cular Excrescences, and other ailments of
the feet successfully treated, at DIR. Whites
establishment, 1il6 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Wizards Hotel. Fee Al per visit
Established In Washington 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

SILVER, coral, Lake George, diamond
Roman and jet jewelry received at Prigs,s
Jswelry store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue,
near \ street.
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LOCAL NE VS..

5xousogsaz IheD1-The Vokes Family in
"Fun in a Fog"
Thsozer ColafQts--" Rel Mueab; or, The
Russian Fire King" and varieties.
Hdyiai'S HdH.-FloraI May Ball,
TdGmGcIGe RdU.-H. J. shannon. the iuven-
lie eiOcGtionist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

TRY Marburg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco. 10 and 20 cent pack
ages. 4,13,E
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE orCHI.p SIGNAL orrrcxz,l

In the middle states. falling barometer,
south To west winds, slightly warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, and IN northern
portion light rain, followed tonight oy ris-
Ing barometer, and cool nortnwesferiy
winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

Bristles Will not fall out or break of while
using. To secure the genuine see thar The
Crown Brush is stamped on handle.-l Adoer-
ttSeHteHt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

HAVE YOUR TRUNKS and Travelling Bags
repaired at The factory OF James 8. Toph am,
425 Ith street, under The big wire sign. eos
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Corns Extracted without Pain,

ACCIDEET.-Ed wards & Hutchison's Stinl-
ulating Liniment cures Sprains aud Bruises.
4;
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BANKERS.

$50, 800, $500, $500, $1,000.
"A and Brokers. 30. IL Wall street, make Tor
customers desirable investments OF large or small
frequently pay from i've 70 twenty times the AMOUNT
invested every thirty days.
Stocks bought and carried O. long as desired on
deposit Of hve per cent. Circulars and weekly re-
ports cent free. A "a Adv
500 pt H,HSssSrsa nsI Has nS SI7O0
curing the Past few months, under our improved
system OF operating In STOCKS. Risks reduced 10
Ing fun Information sent on application.
TUMBRID0E q CO.,
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GEFTLE.uE.s,S OUTFITS.
Every Department Well Supplied.
GARMENTS TO MEASURE.

GARMENTS TO MEASURE.
large assortment, probably the largest "a
Washington, OF Foods 10 select from. Fine
Plaid suitings; Plain sui Fancy WOrrted Coat.
fngs ard Cuttings; Blue and Black Flannels;
Blue, Black, Plaid aud Mixed Chesiot Sult.
ings; Blue. Black, Brown, Olive, Dahlta and
Mixed Cloths aud Coa;ings; Handsome Panta-
loon Patterns; White and Fancy Ves;inRs.
Gentlemen OF quiet tastes are particularly In
Suits made 70 measure from ss upward.
Orders promptly filled, AID n the best manner
READYMADE GARMENTS.
Good Suits, reliable goods, desirable and new
styles, for sic. Black WOrsted Goats, with
Vests to match, from Sn 50 to SIS. Handsome
Pantaloons from SIS upward. Spring Over
coats. In choice assortment, from ~ TO Us.
Blue and Black Flannel Suits. Blue Cheviot
suits. Drap d'Ete Goats, Vests and PsBts
looms.
LINGERIE.
Perfectly fitting Shirts, White and CoIorAd
sfk and Linen Handkerchiefs. Collars, CUFFS,
Scarfs and Ties. Gsuze, Gossamer, merino,
snk, Flannel, Jean, Linen, Thresd and other
Underwear OF approved makes and qualities.
Gid and other Gloves. French and Hneiish
suspenders and Braces from IS cents TO 2 4.
Plain aud Fancy Half Hose from Is cents 60
SlS FER pair. Gymusst Shirts, Tights and
Trunks. Boating aud lachtins Shirt. Many
articles not possible to enlmerste,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

SKOOND-HAHD CLOTHIRG, FURNITURE
- CARPETS, Bedding Oilctofhs, and goods Of every
description bought and the hRhesf cash prices paid
Orders By mail prom Ytiy attended 70.
II. OOLMAU co.,
octlsly corner 10Th Gtfsst end Psns b are.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

"a J. HEIBERGER,
CITIZENS. xRMY AND ExTY ~"
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ul-V No. 362 Penn'a ave., Waahingten.
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Sl,5l1 900
The license tax on furniture aud per cent
ages on deposits OF banks and receipts OF
agents may be estimated at from sl25. 900 TO
100000, although no data exists on which to
found estimates In any sense reliab As Ia
receipts from these sources. Adding to the
above amount of 81 SIT 900 for these Items
IL appears that the net revenues to be real
lied from all sources will be between
81 $40 coo and 81 100000"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-10

Ii SQUIEB & co., BANKERS,
1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Pay 8 per cent interest on deposits, payable on
demand. Special rates on time de posits.
Interest Paid January and Jnly or credited ms i'm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-22
Holiday Times.

There are many signs as Of The coming
OF the holiday season. observable Oh our
streets. The throng Of passers "a d
shoppers is unusually numerous; the
display of handsome goods is attractive.
and the general understanding thai each
one knows his Deighbor's GRAND ami his
puZzlement adds to the humor of the
time and lends 2est to all greetings
The toy-shops. Brooks AMI Fcx's, are
constantly thrnns-d by the volunteer
aids OF Santa Clans; ,h~ dry goods shops,
Showers, Morris and 0 covich's. ece
full Of eager purchasers. day ami even
ing; Friend. McLauehlin and Fox arr
busy all day long. showing and selling
witches End jsweiry and silver fabrics;
book worms hennt FoX's shelves and
pore over the volumes Of poetry and his
tory and ar. and fiction ind fairy tales:
and even the shops and stores where the
substan:ials are sold. find themselves
more than usually patronized by sturdy
customers and utiiitarisn present
makers. There is no feverish flush OF
superheated plenty; bat the ayerng-
of purchasers is strong ana generous,
and fanked with the solid, negotiable
rhino. The times are healthy. after ali:
end The celebration of Christmas will be
earnest. complete and hearty.
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OIDEEANCE 40. 10.

An Ordinance supplementary of Ordi-
nance No. =, entitled. IAN Ordi-
nance 10 create and regulate Fire
Department in Carson City" adopted
December 10. 1876.
The Board Of Trustees of Carson City
DO oFd4in:
SEc. /, The Chief Engineer. AMI in
his absence, the First or Second Assist
aUt Engineer If The Fire Department Of
Carson City, shall have the right and au-
thcrity 10 require ard command the SER
gicas, when needed, of all able bodied
male residents OF said city, in removing
property from any fire in said city; in
caring for any exposed property in time
Of or after any such tiEe; and il. subdu-
Ing Ely such ire.
SEC. 2. If my able bodied male res
ilent Of saii CRY shall. without valid ez-
ccs2. w.iui.v disregard Tie requirements
and commands of tue Ch;et Engineer, Or
either Of the Assistant Engineers of said
Fire Department, as contemplated by
Section I Of this Ordinance, he shall, OF
conviction thereof. be fined not exceed
i4c lily dollars. in United S atas gold
COLI, o. Imprisoned in the city jail not
more than Que month, or punished by
both such Ana and imprisonment, in the
discretion Of The Court.
SIC. 3. No engine. hosa carriage.
hose, OF other property OF any fire com,
pany. hose company, or hook and ladder
company Of the Fire Department of said
city, sill. be taken out of said city,
without the permission of the Chief En-
-ineer thereof, or il his absence, with
out the permission Of the First or Sec
3rd As-istant Engineer. The fire en-
ines Of SAID Tire Department shall! not
IL. 1T enc sine, Oh any occasion, be
.a6en OUtsiIa Of said city.
Adopted December -, 1876
II. +. RICE. President.
Attest; I. }. EDWARDS, City Clerk.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FRET. Harmon Tonight.

Carson audiences have always liked
tho performances Of skilled juaslers.
There is the charm Of mystery and the
air of romance about tbem-a sort of
Orientalism which captivates and
pleases. At the Carson Theater this
evening Professor Harmon. renowned
for his skill in feats Of legerdemain will
amuse his auditors: and for vsriety's
sake there will he music and comic sing
ing. and spoutinc. and o speech on wo-
man 5 rights by Hon. Mrs. Black. We
are quite suys that all who like TO be
puzzled and fascinated ty tricks Of
sieisLt.of hand will be- in attendance.
also al Who are fond Of fun and music
and the relaxation Of genuine amuse
ment. Doors open aud prices as usual.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-22

Rails CORNER LAMP. = Our auiab'e
and euterprising fellow citizen, Mr.. E
Il. Rail. has caused a lamp-post and
lamp to be erected on his corner. This
will serve to guide the henighted way
farer through the gloom of the coming
winter nights, and the belated nedes-
triaD. even though he be a son of Solon
or grandson Of Lycurgus cannot err
therein. It's Roll blessipg-is that
lamp.
STEPHEN T. GAGE, Esq, OF San Fran
cisco. was in the city for a portion Of the
day. yesterday We understood hjm to
say he would visit Virginia City an! go
home from thence. Reminds one Of the
earlier and purer days Of the Republic
to see Steve.
OUT AGAIN. Oar old friend, Seisean,
Burlipgame of the Mint. was ont yester-
day for the first time IN several weeks.
having been confined 10 his room ani
bed with an attack OF Inflammation OF tie
bowels.
CAPT. AsuIM, from the sink o! Ham
boidi, one of the old settlers in this part
OF the vineyard. is in the city. lie looks
r, markably well and meets with macy a
hearty welcome.