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Sarmsrs Sanf pom gtaat 9slaw. ~Dppsr. par
DO. Do. Sweis,@ 9Silmin9ton,pa
90. 90. :3Wsi9, Gscr9stcmn par
DO. DO. 3wsi9, Nsw @aifle, par
ltnien Sanf, ,u gS(minatcn, par
Sleins 9oten unter 5 Sbl. l bls )
TeD Seriep,
Sslppsrs Sanf' su Sslvitere,
burlington So. Sanf, Msbfprb, par
Commercial Sanf Yertb 2lmbpp u
Cumberland Sanf# Srip9eton, par
FARMERS Sanf# Mcunt ocllp par
3armers II Oleebanics Sanf, ,Nabwap J
Farmers II Meebanics DO Wllppletppn Il
O1crris 60. 8anf' Wlorristowu u
metbanies Sant, Surlin9ton par
Mebanles % STEWART J
Wetbanits Ii Wannfaetures oo* Srentcn par
Wlorri6 Canal II Dr.. Go. Sl.S. Gitp, ,msb,
spot Slcten un9an9bar
Nc,earf Sant Sni. CO. Slewarf J
Orange Sane" Orange II
psoplss 8ant, paterfca /
Drintstou 8ant%>, lDrineeton par
Salem Bantins Coz, Salem par
9tate SantE't g1swarf J
State 8anf* glHabetbtown J
State 8anf' galrpen par
@tate 8ant of Olprrlst Worristc,pn J
@tate 8anf Stem Srunswif par
SuiIcr Sant@ 0lemton Il
3renton Sanfins gp' Srentcn par
Union Sant* OoUer u
8ant Of 81. Sruns,pif; Sruuslpif sebroeb.
Sarmers II. Ole6anies Sant 90. 9etroeb.
Sranflin Sant Of Sl.S. Serlep@itp aetrch.
6cbOfen Sanfins So. 6otofen sebrpeb.
Serfep City Sanf, Serlep City sebrpb.
Wletbanies Sauf, Qatterfon scbrctt.
Dlanufaetnrers 8aut, SelIpiGe ssbrceb.
Wonncutbs Sanf Of 81 3 Sreebolr setrp.
Stem Sprs Osl Br. go1 $amtertpille -
81 s Olannf. Ii Sonfins 60 6otcfen sctrc.
81 8 Drctestion lombard Sanf sc %.
Daterlcn Sanf, Daterlpn sebroeb
@tate Santt SreGton aebrpeb.
@alem Ybila. Olanuf Go Salem setrpcb.
Baibin9ton Sanfin9 60 Safsnlaf setrc.
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Sioiap Siceplp.

9isfeS Snltrument 1T neuer @rfnbun9, unp
in Sb6nbeit unp Stdrfe oeS SoneS ir9enp eis
nem Yiano 8crts wsit pcrjujiebsn.
Mebrre YianO Sprtes, Die auf oer Neile bon
europa befbdci9t, foQen bss,ps9cn um balbsn
&citprsis perfauft wsroen. SIR Ysripnsn, msls
be nibt Defenders ouf Die 2(usenisits 70 lsbr
9snau iebsn, mag Der 2nfauf zines oisisr Sns
itrumsnts cine fb6ne Gsls9snbsit fsjn, wcDlfeil
;u ensm euten pianc 8crte ;u fcmmen.
SeeenODdnbigs piano 8ortes iinp oub III
BADEN BON $40 bis $40 poS Stid.
Ssrnsr bat CT ifetS auf Soanb, cine 9rpss
4srftbiepsnbst BON &irlinen Sl6tsn @larip:
nsttsn, Srcmpetsm Setrnsrn, ppiaunsn, Gics
linfaiten bsifsr 9(rt, wie AUDI 8iclintSaen-
sbsnip, 9rose Srpmmsln &c. &C. Dsis Snifru.
mnts fam sr nun billi9sr perfaufen ais frliDsr.
G. 4. Sei3mann.
Neobin0, 2u9ult 16. 39H.
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Or. SeOter'5
9un9en,Dre ferpattp.
preis so Gent bic E(aIebe.

sptets 90 cent ole Sl1itbc,
81 cine Gehr fbdstare 5utereituna, entbeft
bnreb ernen re9elmaIiiSen unb berIbmteG peuts
itben Nr3t Der fte ibfr finf3is Sabre in isi
net et9enen spraris in 0rutfeblaup stbraudbt
bate, IN petbem <anbe fe wdbrenb jener 3eit
dul1ertt aus9ebebnt tenust ,puroe, bei 5ulten
Sertaltun9en, Satarbfebcr, gn9briitisfeit,
aenebbnlten. Seten> mno NifenIebmer,en,
8ntipclen, jeper 2lrt Srutts nnb <unsentes
ibiperoSn unb III 6emmuna Der berannaben
btn ans5ebruns. 9isles fam als Sob ocr
cbl9en Otbl5in 9efaAt werben, aber bic 3e,.
n9shefanntnaebuu9en tnp 3ufcftlpielia pas
gu; leeer befrlebi9ence Se,pcis in pel1en Blrs
tnnaen miro in clnem SerIutbe bamit aefuns
Den iperpen, 70 ,ple autb Sablreitbe gmpfebluus
gen Die unpeiiun9s5ettel besleteup. ltebsr
1000 Slafeten 1no aaein in pbilapelpbia
pdbrenp bcm lestsn QSlnter perfauft norceu,
etn hberSensenoer Seipeis bon oelIen SluBbars
FELT, font piroe cine 70 srrle Quanttdt ME
perfanft ipcrpen 1ein.
go ,pirfiam 1T Die W1eei3in aepeIen in
gurtrun9 ber perfebiepenen Sranfbeit,n fir
pe!ebe ite empfoblen 1T, pa6 Ite alien anOern
5nterNtun9en bon Sar(apariaa, panaceas
&C. ftbnell Opranaebt.
Siele 3ensuiTe itnp BON 3eit 5u 3siterbals
ten uno befannt 9ematbt norben, aber SerRcs
tenaufwano Don 3eittn9sbefanntmabunaen
Derbletet oereu W1ittbeilun9 alber. Sie
<eidbtgIaubisltsn f6nnen leiht ibersenst wer>
Den bon rer Slhsliebfeit pieier Me6is,n penn
ite anrnfen an $eiop's gefunobeis emporium
Wp. l9l Ocrp5peitenfrai1e, unterbalb per
8ine Giraffe, 5nn 9bilp oes "9olbenenAo>
lers nnb 9eb!an9en" aQwo 3eusnfe uno
t1t. .kxt.n, ,N..k ~.
mertmhrbiaten snren bure6 piefe meoiain,
porasseist iperoen fonnen.
0eaoin9, pcn 2, Sani.
@.0ieie Otebi5iu 1T nm ben obcn ansee
aebenen preis in oielcr Druferei III baben.
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Yt0nD XprteS.

llntsrisbnetsr wtlnfbt ourcb piefs 3silsn
ein 9eebrtes YubIifum Defenders oarauf aufs
merriam Su maben oas ct fiirjb mbrsrs
pianp ScrteS non perlbeoensr Oualitdt, bon
europa erDalten bat, uno ba6 er nun i'm Stons
Dc 1T, pieielben bili9sr iu psrfaufsn, ais lis in
pbilabelpbia pbsr an ir9enb einem anpernY!at=
;e ;u babsn linb.
@inj9s oisier panc SprtsS fnb NIT unb ans
oere obns metallns YIattsn, tebr itort gstout
uno i'm NU9emeinsn bobsn iie sinsn pprtrsfllib
fbenen Spn.-3ualsid) erbatsn,
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S0mfrpff.

gs wirb aa9emein 9e9Iautt, Sab pas Sans
frpttsGeite in Der 9e9enwdrti9en ober ndbifen
Sieuns pssSpn9rei1eS wiberrufen wsrben Wirb,
-Qerfcnen, wslbe winftbsn m69en ben Ruts
sen bists gsises6 Su batsn, m6ssn oabsr balp
Nniprub MAIDEN. Ia..
Jebn q. Eidaros,
2lfli9nie in SantrDtt, fir Ssrf5 60.
6eabin0, 9eombsr 6. bp.
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Ser
prafttfhe uno erfabrene
Natb9fbfr,

Sdnitler unb profeliioniiten,
ODER eiu
aus lon9jdbri9er grfabruno eefb6pftes
Ne5ept bu b
Hns etm ensliItbeh init 8enubuna ber tes
itsn in' unb ansldnoiibsn 9Serfe
bearbeitet.
fir gbemiiten, SunlttiIebler, ,Ol6belfttreiucr,
9'eweb:fbafter nno Shbfnmaeber, >afirer
SntIbeusnno Observation-Disclosures ,8eracleer,
Snnfpretbsler, &ammatter, SletbCtbmisee
nno mebrere anbere Se,perttreitenoe, net(f
9rinplieben Nnpei1unsen itber Die
Sebanbluna nno 4npenpuna
psr sessbenen Nessptc.
2(asn folhen perIcncu, welebe Sefnafte
trslten Die cben i'm 9itel pes Bu,bes anae.
'fhbrt ftne, erlauben mir uns ben "prafti.
ttben Natbaeber'' als Gin b6tbtt niBlitbes
sSntb su empfeblen, neil fte niebt allein piele
Soften f,ir bic Sertiauna ibrer Arbeiten ers
fparen, tonbern 9leibseitia aus oenIelten bies
le 2Stnfe fiir bic 9erih6nerun9 tbrer Arbei.
ten erlernen.
SIR SubbdnSlsr unp 2tupsre, weldte i'm
Sreaen 5n faufen Whnleten, fesen mir foIsens
De preife felt:
100 gremplare in suten pappbauo $50. 90
so n IT IN so. 90
20 !" Is. 20
IL ~ z. so
aesen einfeneuns tes Setraas bsi oer Seftels
Observation-Disclosures pcrto uno oesleis
tbeib iperesn anerecm berecbnet
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Scr uerbe1 1erte
Neooin9er &Qlenoer

fur on6 Sohr 1913,
aecruft INTO berausacseben Don 8. 6. s.
gsclmann, bat Die preGe DerlaiIen uno 1T
elnsrln fo,pobl pie in ar66ercr Quantitat ,u
baben bel Carl 8riprtb eselmann, gfe rer
lOtcn unp pcnutrabe.
Gbenfaas snm Ssrfauf in oicIer 0rufersi.
Ncapns, Au9uit 9.
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~ It ! Il ne.

60 sbsn bat bic preiIs psrlaiFn unb iif in
Der 9rufsrsi oisfsr 3eitun9, sinyln unp in
9ronsrsr 3abl Su babsn Elm fir Die betrsfsnzf
cen Soanbmerfer une Silnifler b6tit nislibsst
SSerf, betitelt:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-01-10
Das GeltdnDnt6
""' ls'nsn b'nterlai1snsn papisrsn eslammslt.

9alelbe entDdlt 46 flsins gsiten unb fpifet
l25 Gent oas sinSsns @rsmplar. Srdnsrn
uho Sfobrbaltsrn mslbe Elm 9ussns ODER
msDr faufsn, miro Der esw6bnlitbs Nabatt err
laubt. W.
Neoein9, ben 81. SUM.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-01-10

0a sas flsine 1Berteben, ,psltss oas Ges
itdnonb pes am lfen Npril bier hinseriebtes
ten 17ifolaus Eeinbarot entblelt, bel bies
len Sirsern senei9te Aufnabme sefunben uno
iest gum Sbeil persriffen 1T &; 70 baben mir
uns perana6t sefeben, anf oen Don SieIen
ssaufertsn wnnleb, cbisen Sprleblas su
publisiren.
Die obeusenallntsn Dapisre tilpen benas
be i2 Sosen Wannfeript unp ftno in 5iemli6
unrltbti9en 0eutieb, tbeiIs in YennipIpanis
itber O1unoart seitbrisbcn uin aber bon jes
oem Scrnnrf pa6 pr rielebem Usrdnbcrt
ODER fallb rarsettellt batten, frei 5u lein, (tnp
mir 9eonnen btefelten aenau naeb Dem Subs
ltaben im senannten Wcrttbeu 5u psr6fents
liebeil.
I'm unierer Geits fir 8erlulte se{tbert su
fsin ,pirb DER Ornf nitbt eber teannsn bis
lteb cine binldualebe 4nSabl 9ubIerlbentcn
9efunoen bat I'm bic Soften su peeten. Scl.
che bless Sn baben ,pRnitben eriueben mir lteb
balb 5u meloen, inbem mir 9eIcnuen Itnb nebt
mebr 5u brnfen ipie brttellt werpen.
G1Sntferipticnspreis 25 Gent, pas grs
emplar bel SettelIunS elmer 9r66ern Nn5abl
mlrb eln ansemedener Natatt erlaubt
Neaoln9, I'M 9lppember 1912.
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8e9cn Hbeumotbie uno Hlcfen=
Sbmersen. Stnement,

perfertlst bon JobnKicnlcy.
0icies sinement 1T pas tewdbrtette OlittcI
welebee jcinals Dor oas pntlifum aetraebt
wpreen 1T; ee berIbatft fcaleiebe >inberuns,
wenn Srbrautb oaoon 9emabt miro. 0ie
NhfensSebmcr5cn eurirt es beim ertten ocer
;,peitcn Wal S6mieren.
gSeinsis 81 baten in cisfer 0ruferei.
sprels: so Gent bic SlaItte.
Neapng, O1ai 81. bD.
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SSobm .. 0ficbarps, Nopofat,
bat feline 9(mt5fube jest an Der Dru6ssei beS
Berks s. SriluDlkIll .Dourma's, in
Der Oifspsnnlfrabe. Spifbsn oct 6. uno 7tsn
Strobe.
0eabinq, O1ai s. .-.
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Oeutfbe uno enoli1he
8DrI0riften,

aellobrn BON G. j. Gselmann, linb pieoer
trbalten uno gum 8erfauf in bieier 9rudersi.
Neae,n9, December E. .r
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SnbiertptiDns. ginlaouno.

Sn penisen monatcn foa i'm Yeraa oies
fer 5eitams ein flsinee werfeten erfebsiuem
betitelt:
Nifplaus Getnbarbt's
binterlalTens papiers, tren naeb oem Orisis
nal, ;pie CT Ite ppr iener 6iuriebtuns
I'M bieltsen Sefansuib ieltlt GEE
fdbrie6en bat.
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VOlssness flsine Bsrfdsn bat nun bi, a,r.fs
ts psrla6sn unb 1T sin;sln fomcbl ais in arsess
rsr NnSabl in sisfsr Drufsrsi ;u BADEN, uutsr
bem Sitel:
Oas GeltdnontB
BON
Seifplams Sfeinbart,
pslbsr Wesen Der @rmcrbuna BON
Conrad . Gbrif
a"' l'rsh aprlI, 1912, in 9ieaeina binaeriebtst
ipurbe.
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Nue biejeni9en Sanfen, ,peltbe NIT einem(s)
Stern bejetbnet iinb, BADEN ent,peber fallbe
ODER umgednberts 1etsn pcn peritbieeensn Se>
nsnnun9en i'm llmlouf,.
2tle init einem CD Srsus bs;sibnsten Sans
fen warsn fribsrbin ofTsntlidbs 9spolitsSanfsn
Die Noten berjenieen Sanfsn, pelhe mir
NIT einsm Seoanfenifribe IL bsssbnsn,pers
Den Don esn Srcfers nidt an9sncminsn.
pennipluanien.
SanFen in philadelphia.
9tamen. SiStcnto in YDilao.
Sdnf bon HcrtD 2(merfa* par
9tprtbsrn ebertisS' par
Yenniplpania* IA bis Is
penn Saunidip* par
Der Ser. Staat.' 81 bis 60
Commercial Sauf>* bon psnnfDlpanien par
Sarmer5 II. Metbanit5 gnnt par
Sirarb plttof Is Bis SO
@traro Ditto (StcpbeW* in pbjl'h Sslble0
&enlin9tcn b. par
&enftm9tcn Sapina Snltltuta -
msrbants 8ant bon pbIlap. tetran.
McDmenin9 Sanff> bis 7
Wanuf. II. Medauic6 e his 7
WehalticS Sanf III pbtl'a. par
Manuel >ator 8anf ls.2e.Dprt) sebr.
Denniplbania Sapiu9s 8ant tstrus.
philaoelpbia Sanf* par
pbilaoelphia 9apina Snltitut setrptbn.
Qbllaeelpbla soan Comp. 90.
'Denn 3cpnItbip CIV Snlt. -
Ntharos (Warf) 9ebrob.
Sputhparf Sapinas Sanf berls
Gbupltia Sap Sultitut Setrpben
SHuYlfiQ Sanf* par
Sputbiparf Ditto par
BeItern Sant par
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ae9en einfeneun9 res Setraas Sci ocr Scftel>
lms--Serfenpnnsefpiten porto unb oesleis
tbeb iperesn anlferrcm beretbnet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-14

NEW DocTKNEs-THE ADVOCATES OF MURDER
certain class OF newspapers are beginning TO break
ground in favor of murder, assassination, homicide,
and the illegal taking away of life. The popular
clamor, raised up by influence and other secret
methods in the affairs of the Somers, of Singleton
Mercer and other cases, Is beginning TO shut the
eyes Of the community to the wilful taking away of
life under the plea of fear, passion or other causes.
The New York Tribune" half and half justfes
the murder of Heberton-but the "Albany Daily
Advertiser" comes out full, justiies that act, and
approves the verdict Of acquittsl out and out.
These are new doctrines, ndeed-aud may well
be calculated to alarm society. Is this Fourierism
or what Is 1T We have an excellent article from
an " Old Fashioned Fellow" on this subject, which
we will give tomorrow We have yet much to say
on these "new lights"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-14

GRAND TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION. There will
be a great Temperance Soiree this evening al the
Tabernacle in aid of the Temperance Union. The
grand feature of attraction will be Mr. Russell
who will be present and sing some of his most popu-
lar songs, and particularly that most celebrated Of
all temperance sons, " The dream of the Reveller,"
as sung by him at Exeter before audience Of
1900 people he will aso sing several other Of his
most attractive songs The public have experienced
30 muchinconveniesce from the excessive crowds tc
hear Mr.Russel at Nbo's, that they will be pleased
TO know they can go tonight and hear him where
there will be plenty Of room In addition TO this at
traction, Professor Greenbank will pronounce some
much admired temperance sketches, including the
"Rum Maniac" We should not be SURPRISED 10
see even the Tabernacle itself filed to lis utmost
capacity, for the occasion viii probably bring GU,
most Of the temperance people in the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-14

THE MISSISSIPPI DEFALcATIoy.-Severa of the
Treasury Notes which are advertised as having
been distracted by the Treasurer of the State Of
Mississippi, were received in payment of duties at
sum thus received amounts to three thousand dol
lars, and the notes cancelled by the Collector
when received. The notes were regularly endorsed,
and they were received from one OF the most dis.
tnguished merchants of this city. If Governor
Tucker will call at the Captains Office (Treasury
Department. he will find the notes on file, cancelled
and settled according to law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-14

The MILITARY OUT YESTERDAY Col. Warmers
regiment of infantry and rinemen were out on pa
rade yesterday in honor of the centennial birthday
Of Jefferson. They paid marching salute to Gen.
Morris in front of the City Hall There were three
companies of Germans, and they made very fine
1 appearance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-14

o. For an extraordinary scene in the New York
Legislature, (the account of which we received al
a late hour last night,) see first page
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-14

THE ARrIsr.-The April number of this beau,i-
fumagazine Is in progress and will be soon ready
for delivery. Agents will please send in their orders
carly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-14

THE AMERICAN IN Eaypr.-D. Appleton N Co.
have this day published, and for sale at this Office
No 5ofthe American in Egypt. This number con-
talns the continuation of the description OF the con-
suar residence at Cairo, a visit TO the harems OF
Mahomet Ali, bridel procession slave markets, ~ c:,
illustrated with great variety OF plates. lnls Is
one of the most entertaining and instructive mum,
bers in the whole SERIES One more number VIII
complete the work-price only twenty-five cents per
part.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-14

FUNNY TYLER MOVEMENTS According TO the de-
velopments made by Gen. Van Rensselaer, and Mr..
WATSON, OF Albany, of Ty ler movements, il appears
that Mr.. Lewis Eaton, Agent of the Post Office, is
one of the principal Tyler managers of this State.
He is sort of Oliver LIE Dain, post office barber,
and does his business very well. Isaac Hill is also
another important parsonage. The movements of
all these men are extremely interesting. A full
description of last years operations will be given
soon.
No man has ever been awfuy duped as Captain
Tyler. Oh! oh! oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-14

CURIOUS OFFKR.-We understand that gentle
man, an eminent merchant down town, has offered
leading Van Buren, man in this city, the best suit
of clothes he have made, for single proof that
the Sage of Underwood possesses a solitary quail
icaon for the Presidency. II is said that he has not
yet found it, although he has been hard at work dig
ging into the mysteries of Underwood for nearly
four months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-14
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

y PHILADEL PHA, April cay LawIcnce Curtis, H,vana;
Crowei Boston; Elzi Williams, Boles New London Be.
low North STAR Skellngton from Lverpoo Delaware, Fos-
Boston.
BALTIMORE April FAR Delos Howss Ch,rleston. Cid
Gallant Mary, Evans M4yaguex; Wave Croweil. Boston,
KICHMoNp April ll-Arr Mechanic. Lubec Tsscarora, "
York Sid Orleans New Orleans; Texas Boston; Lynchbug.
NYOrk.
NoRFoLK: Apri! ll-Ar Extra, Ov,I'on, NYo,k ca Ma:
jestc Scott West Indies Ar 10Th Brane NYok; Paul
Jones' do.
CID siron (Br) Cam Liyerpoo SID Alliance Tucker DO;
Commerce Lull, tTs,on ia; Baldwin, Buckley NYork-
Orleans.
NOME. April 4-Cd Newark, Merwin. NYork; Duc DOR
leans, Hood!ess Genoa.
Spoken.
Elwd (Duch SO days from Bemen for Charleston April
& off Tx heel ,ishf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-14

CORPORATION SPoIs-THE PRINTING The first
step OF the new Corporation, next month, will be TO
dismiss their present prntel and statoners. These
printers are Charles King, J. Van Norden, and
Tno uas Sno vden This will be a severe blow to
the frst-as the existence of the American depends
on spols either of banks, trusts, corporations.
However, fate is fate. Already great contest
is begun for their places. The candidates are Levi
d. Slamm, VIM. c. Bryant, VIM. P. Denman,
Joseph Elliott, and C. C. Childs. The printing of
both boards-and all the departments-are equal
TO S25, 600 per annum. The Wings pobably spent
as high as $4,000 on their empLoyees-but this
is the age of retrenchment, reform and cash prices
and the item ought to be brought down to $780,
600, which is quite enough
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EsernId L.terary uepo

All the and cheap literary publications. OF the day
are for sale wholesale and retail the HERALD OrFIcH
northv corner of Nassau and Fulton street.
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Charter Election

The following is the official result of the charter
election for Mayor, held in this city on Tuesday
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Q7- The river has opened to some purpose, to judge
rsm the vast influx of persons at the American Museum
yesterday place crowded day and night Wheth-
is the river whether is that tide in the affairs
of man, which, taken at the flood. leads to fortune"
(Which Barnum has admirably avaled himself of
able say but of opinion that the power.
full attractions presented, consisting of the Fat Boy
Miss Darling, Winchell, Chang Fong, Cerito, and the
Melodian, must have something to do with it.
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$500 Morris's majority.
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Highly Important from Washington-The
Real Decision OF the Court Martial and
the Goyernment In the SOmers CnSe.

We have the pleasure this morning, in another
column, OF announcing to the law-lovpg portion OF
the honest American people, the real and true dec-
sion OF the Court Martial and of the Government,
In the famous case of Alexander Slidel (wo rs we
believe) McKenne-formery the Commander of
the U s. brig Somers No matter how we have
got these important facts-there they are.
BY this statement, it appears that in spite of all
the efforts OF an oligarchy here to acquit Captain
Mckenzie, and TO trample the rights, lives and
liberties of American mariners, the verdict Of the
Court Martial stood, tfpe for not propen- and sepes,
for prouen. In the Cabinet Council (Secretary
Spencer absent) Secretary Ups,r alone avas IL, his
fdcor. Now in civil court such a result would
leave room for a new trial. In the present case
Captain Mckenzie escapes with the skin of his
teeth from the highest penalty of the law-but we
feel authorised to announce, either that new trial
may be ordered, or that lie will never be called to
the public service, ana may be dismissed from the
navy on the result of the prosecution commenced
against him by Wilson of the thirteen mile long
knife.
On another occasion we may give full report of
the debate of the Court Martial on making up their
opinion, and the individual votes thereupon. The
sure and impartial trial of Captain Mckenzie be-
gins from this day forlh-even silver pitchers can
not save him from the condemnation of the civil
ised world The death of poor Leacock, the sur
geon, has to be accounted for yet Strange things
coming.
PROSPECTS ON THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SPLIT
There will positively be split in the " Democra.
Gle" OF the new Corporation. They are too strong
to keep unlted-besides the Presidential question
itself The leading spirits will be Alderman Purdy
Alderman Lee, Alderman Tilyou, and Alderman
Brevoort Mr.. Tilyou is a man of great talent, in
dustry, invincible integrity and sound principles
He will make a figure Mr.. Brevoort is well
known as a man of highly cultivated mind and
elevated principles. Alderman Purdy and Lee are
well known as popular, fearless and thoroughly de-
mocraic.
On the organization of the new Corporation we
intend TO establish system of full and extended re.
ports of their Debates that will astonsh the country
Now is the time to begin grand movement, that
will lead and direct the great currents of events to
futurity In this movement we shall be just, indie
pendent, and always befriend those who befnend
us. Mutual confidence and mutual tickling always
go as sweety together in civilized and intelligent
age as bread and butter down the throat OF a school
bow.
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0t3- KOLMsTOeKs vERMlFUGE.-- This remedy
for worms is the extraordinary used. II will
and adults and sold only at II Maiden lano at IS cents
per bottle.
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Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday.
$500 State 5's l0 5000 City SIS Oh; Is shares Pepnsy
vana Bank, $50; 100 do Mechanics Bank, 1877 do Read
ing do, IA; do Farmers and Nechanies do, 234
After Board-l5 shares Pennsylvania Fire Insurance
Co. lis.