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Ekr. &. Abbott

EAISHES to inform the citizens of Ottawa
w and vicinity that he has removed to the
village OF Ottawa with view OF practising in his
profession. Residence near the Mechanics Hall.
Ottawa Feb. 2. 1914. 3S..v
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school.

"a HHE subscriber will commence the
z spring term of his school on Mon
day the 10Th of March next. Being his
object to leach principles and ideas, rath-
er than words, he hopes to be able to re-
tain that confidence which the public have
SO generously rePosed in him. AT the
close Of the present term some 20 or 20
scholars, mostly from the country, will
leave; so that lhe-olt-repeated objection
that "the school is 100 full" will, in a
measure, be obviated. lie will continue
to- be assisted by Mass Slowell, whose
qualifications as an instructor of youth,
are so well known in this community.
Tuition, exclusive Of the school fund,
from 81, 80 to $500 per term, according
to studies pursued. A. SAW YER.
Ottawa, Feb %, 1874.
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Regular Packet for Illinois River.

son, leaving st. Louis every Saturday at =. NJ.
and arrive at Peru aud Ottawa on the following
Mondays at IL, p NJ. Returning, will leave
Peru every Tuesday at 8, a. NJ, and arrive al
ST. Louis on Thursday morning.
Capt. Dickinson, grateful for the liberal sup
port which has been extended to him during past
seasons, hopes by strict attention to business en-
trusted to him to inertia continuance of the same
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
T.. =. IL ]. WADSWORTH, Ag'ts. Chicago.
HORACE NORTON &; co. -
WALKER 81 HlCKLING, Ottawa.
JOHN HOFFMAN,. Peru.
BALDWIN Il BREWSTER,
SIILLMAN, CRAWLEY & Co, Peoria.
GREEDY d GALE, - st. Louis.
W. Ii. TURNER 81 Co., "
Which last are also agents for boats on the south
ern and western rivers.
Ottawa, February 90 1874.
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Administrators NOliCc.

A LII persons having claims against
"a the estate Of Jehu Gum, decd, are
hereby notified and requested to attend
before the Probate Justice Of la Sale
county, Illinois, at his Office in Ottawa in
said county, on Monday the ist day of
July next, for the purpose of having the
same adjusted; that being the day fixed
upon by the subscriber, in pursuance Of
The statute, for the purpose Of settling and
adjusting all claims against said decedent.
N. NJ. REEDER, Adm.
Feb. l6, !s44.
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- Hhds. N. o. sugar,
8 . bis. loaf sugar,
2" crushed do,
% sacks Rio and Havana coffee,
l6 chests young Tyson and imp. teas,
10 boxes raisins,
so kegs nails,
For sale at prices to suit the times, for
cash or ready pay.
Nov. IS. l.. p. SANGER e. Co.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, Bureau County, S.
Circuit Court, May term, lsli.-In Chanccrv.
Edgar Doolltlc, Us. EunIce Dooljtte, wife of
Asher DooIi,te, decd, Norman Dooliule, Sid
ncy Smith and laura his wife, Shavalm Fay
cite aud Elizabeth his wife. Alfred +. Clark and
Harriet his wife, Sclby DooIi,,lc, Melissa Doc
little, Ellen DooIiltlc, Julia DooIltte aud Asher
DooilttIc, heirs at law Of the said Asher Doc
little decd.
FEViiE said defendants, Norman DoolittIc, Eu-
a nice Doolito, Ellen Dooltc, Julia Doo-
little aud Asher Doolittlc, are hereby notified that
bill has been filed in the above entitled cause
affidavit made that they reside out Of this state,
and summons issued retlrnable to the above term
Of said court to he holden at the court house in
Princeton on rhe second Monday in the month
of May next; aud unless they shall appear before
the said court on the first day Of said term the said
compliments will be taken as confessed and AIDE
cree entered accordingly. CYRUS BRYANT,
Glover & Cook, soils. Ch,k.
Princeton, February 10, 1914. So
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STArA OF ILLINOIS, Bureau county, S.
Circuit Court thereof to May term, a. D.,
lSl4--ln Chanccry.
NOTICE is hereby given to Shavaia Fayette
" and Elizabeth his wife, Alfred Y Clark and
Harriet his wife, Selhy DoottIc. Melissa Dool-
tie, Ellen Doot,lc Julia Dooliule Asker Doc
little, Edgar Dooilea and Mormon Doc ite, heirs
al law Of Asher Doolile, deceased and 10 all 9TH
ers interested in the estate of said Asher Dootllc,
deceased, that pcuiou will he presented to the
Circuit Court OF said county of Bureau, at the next
term thereof, to be holden at the court house in
Princeton on the 18th day of May next, for the
sale ofaII the real estate belonging ,p%Hd estate,
Tor the payment Of the liabilities Z Sid estate
if any you have, why such sale shoG,.! not he.dc-
creed, EUNICE DOOlIrTLE, Electsiyir.
SIDNEY SMITH, Executor. ~.
Glover u Cook, soils. for pet.
Princeton, February 49, 1914, SO
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Never sweep your parIor-it makes a
COMPOUNDED dust.
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sO::u HOFFMAN,
ksaaC u. Hartman.
Storage a. Fov,yovss;mr

} ''"n BY Alison WOODRUFF, az
't.e,.f9 81 the steamboat landiup, corner Of
..,15,-s~.5-- - Columbus and Water SIS Ottawa,
Hates cheap CASH paid for Porh.
January 5, 1874 o0-Cm
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Gas! Iron Pumps,

NOR sale at the Stone Store Peru, by baldwin
4 & Brewster. These pumps are made on an
improved plan, and are superior to any now in
use They are intended f,r house pump, to be
set in the kitchen, sink, or any other place most
convenient, with the lead pipe attached to lead
into the we'll spring or cistcrn. They are so con.
s,ructcd tia, the water can be let out of them
without any trouble, tn prcveutthem from freezing
For cheapness, durability, and convenience these
pumps need no accommodating after they have
been used. We respectfully invite all who want
first rate pump Ia cali ard satisfy themselves.
Peru, Dec. g. 1913. 26-.tf
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STATE or ILLINOIS, LA Sale county. S.
In La sale county Circuit Court, 10 March
term, iS4L--ilenry Chouleau, rs. Calvin G..
Waller and Luther NJ. Parsons. Attachment.
NOTICE Is hereby given To the said Calvin &.
~ Waller and Luther NJ. Parsons, that writ
ol attachment has been issued out of the clerk $
office o the Circuit Court Of said county, directed
To the sheriff of ssd LA Sale county. ,,atcd the
eighth day Of February, \. d., 1874 at the suit
ol the said Horny Chputcau against the estate of
Calvin &. Waller and Luther NJ. Parsons, which
was returned by the said sheriff with an endorse,
mrnt thereon, aa follows: " Executed the within
writ 10y attaching the southeast quarter Of section
number eleven, ar aud the southwest quarter
OF section number twelve, O2) all in township
number thir'y-lour, (3i) range number five, (5)
east OF the third principal meridian in my county,
this Sth day of February, 4. b., ISI4." Now Oh.
less you, the said Calvin &. Waller and Luther
NJ. Parsons, shall be and appear before the Judge
OF the LA Sale county Circuit Court on the FIRST
day OF the next term thereof to be holden at the
court house in Ottawa, on Friday the = th day OF
March next and give special bail and plead to the
plaintiffs action, judgment will be entered az ainst
you IN favor of the said Henry Chouteau, and the
property SO attached will be sold to satisfy said
judgment and costs. l.,LELAND. Ckyk.
j. Y. A, IL Il. Hoes pl'Gs attys.
Ottawa, February %. 1914 3G-d
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STATE or ILLINOIS, Woodforl county,

STATE or ILLINOIS, Woodiori county, IS.
circuit court thereof, to April term, y. d.
1874 bill to toicclose mortgage.
Trustees Of schools of township No. 81, n. X.
|. west of the 81 principal meridian, in the coun-
ty oil Putnam, rs. v lillian Hopkins and Jane his
wife, joel W. Hopkins, Martha Hopkins, john
G. Hopkins, stephen D. Hopkins, George B,
Hopkins, Margaret Hopkins, Manda Hopkins,
and Elizabeth D, Margraye, and James w. Mar
grave.
MA llEREAS the foregoing cause
w was formerly pending in the
Putnam circuit court, and by order Of
said Putnam court, at the last November
term thereof, the venue in said cause was
charged to the county Of Woodford, and
whereas it appears by the affidavit Of
John i. Blake, filed in said cause, that
Elizabeth d. Margraye and James W..
Margraye are not inhabitants of this state:
Notice Is. therefore, hereby given 10 said
Elizabeth ID. Margrave and James w.
Margrave, that the above entitled cause is
now pending in said circuit court OF
Woodford county; and, that the summons
herein is relurnable on the Thursday next
after the second Monday of April, 1874,
at the county seatof sadWoodIord county,
when and where said court will be begun 4,
and holden, and unless they, the said Eliza
beth d. Margrave aud James W. Mar.
grave, then aud there appear and plead,
answer or demur 10 said bill, the same
will be taken as confessed and a decree
entered accordingly.
Witness, 4. l.. DlCKEY,
'AH'y. for compliments.
March lst, 1874. S1-.i..
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THE Democratic Electors Of the sersral pre-
eincts If La Sale couaiB are requested 10 meet al
their usual places gftodtug eieeitonS,
On Saturday the s3d day or March ncNt,
II o'ci0ch, p. H., If sad dag, 10 0ppo.nt The
nuntJer Of delegates ,chich they IRE e0tttd 10 By
the last appointments 10 attend u CotH1ty Cou-
ceaiion 10 be heH Ut the cotHt house IN OH0oa, M
he 3OM day Of A~ca ne.r, al o'cioah, +, H.,
JeiHg court toeeh, 10 nominate candidate, far county
q6icerS 10 be slPPorted by The democratic Porty al
the nert august election. Also, to apPola die.
gates IN attend Il conreiiim IL E0Gunatc Il randj.
dote t1r congress, 10 be heH ut OEatca On Tie G.d
day u June ncr'. AMI oiso, 10 oppoim dei.gaio
10 attend the J.tdical COarentioa, 10 nominate a
pyey,0s4i'ot E'Lct,r
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Democratic District Convention,
For tie Counties Of La Sale, Grendy
and Kendall.

uftU htNUUtt.
The Demoeratic electors Of the sererai precincts
in the aJoge Hained cotHties If La SaLe and
GcaRdymd That pai( Kendall taken t,Dm la
Saiie, are requested 10 meet at their SecerH aa
usual places u holliag elections on Saturday the
23d day IF March neci, at Oue O'cock Of said day.,
to ctoose d,l gates 10 attend a District Cmuenii0n
10 be hed at The cotsrt house IN Otalca, IN Fr'aay,
The 29h day IF March nert, for The purpose u
nominating three candidates 10 6eSuppOried by the
Dm0cratic purity at Tie nerl August election.
The said ctciOrs are further requested n i"S,r'el
their Delegates n U0ie viva voce in making thar
noniiaatiOns. II may be proper 10 state, that
maj0rity Of The committee hare selected So curly q
tag in mdr tint tie same delegates ,gho mug be
chosen 10 attend the county convention, tChich has
bsel n0tfed IN be heid on The 30h day # NUcd
nert, mag aho, if thought advisable, aisad t6e
district cORvHlfiOn.
G. SMITH,
l.. LELAND,
l.. b. DELANO,
WIN. l.. ARMSTRONG,
OrrAwA, Feb. %, 1874 District cJrsp. com
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Sncrin.aIty,

OItmca FcJJuuy %, 1914
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Clerk Of Circuit court of LII Sale co
j. '. a. g. A. lloEs, Com. Sol'clrs.
Jan. 2j, 1874. 32--4t
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Democratic County Convention.

OrrAwA, Feb 30, 1914. District corgp. con,
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Court Calendar This ia
Court Calendar This Day.
surEhion CoURrNos D. 8, 7, H. 10, is. %, 49, &c
30, 20, ~. A, 10.
Cosmos PLEn-No Jury cases until Monday
Cmcurr CouRT--Nos ID, al, 30, 80, 7,s,3s.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE President. French For
rest, now n Commander, to be Captain In IN,
Navy vice I'd II shubrick, decd John Anderson, 70 l.,
Collector Of the Customs for the District Of Portland and
falmouth, Maine, vice Nahan Cummings, removed
Bion Bradbury To bs Collector Of the Customs the
District OF Passamaquoddy Maine, vice Arson g. Chand-
Her. rejected by the Senate Gerard Carpenter TO Ia
Collector of the Customs Tor the District of New London
Connecticut vice Charles Lesor rejected by TIE sn
ate William Ennis. to be Collector OF the Customs a.
the District Of Newport Rhode Island. vice Edwin WI
bur, rejected by the Senate Thomas q. Scott, rep
pointed Deputy Postmaster ut Raleigh, North Carsl'ns
George schey rcoppointed Deputy Postmaster at savan
nah, Georgia. Wopdson Wren, rcappoin'ed Deputy
Postmaster OF hatcher Mississippi Alfred Finger REAP
pointed Deputy Postmaster at Charleston South Carsiina
Mel Blue rc-apponted deputy Postmaster NJ Monty
merry, Alabama. Robert Armstrong, reappo'nted D,.
putty Postmaster OF Nashville, Tennessee Edward ).
Wallet reeppointed Deputy Postmaster at Providence
Rhode Island
RrJycr,oNs ny ruE eESArE, June IL, 1914 -Gregofy
Dillon Appraerio for The port Of New York John Nc
Ribbon, as Appraiser for the port OF New York. Petc
Winter ns Depn'y Postmaster al Eason, Peunsy lVqne
Robert Thompson Register Of the Land Office Upp-
sondu.ky Ohio Frcdcuck Hall. Receiver OF Public Niu
uey. nj lonil Michigan, vice Samuel Dexter resigned
T6omasE Jilden Naval Ofcer, District Of Baltimore.
George Mullet surveyor and Inspector OF the Rev
enue Tor the District OF salep, eni Beverly Ma'sachu
set.s George bennett, tcicor OF the Custom t1f
District Of Portsmouth, New Hamp,hire.
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Marine Court.

before Judge smith.
JUNE l4.-Iorace Bslden vs. Mark Cornell and Anna
Marie Wind.-This was an action brought to
$50 6O amount OF rent claimed by plaintiff for premises
No ~ Cherry street, and occupied boarding house
by defendant Anna NJ. Wind who removed to premises
on LIST OF May ls43 The defence put that premises
wereot in tenantable repair and that certain
had existed in the basement the removal Of which
qnire! as they had caused much annoyance 10 defend
ants boarders which obliged her to leave. Verdict oI
defendant.
Geo X. Hubbard vs.. Richard Chambers Alexander Marr
and Stephen L. Henderson.-An action OF trespass to re-
cover damages for taking away aquany of furniture on
a mortgage. Verdct-nonsuit for defendant.
Before Judge Sherman.
Samuel Eeis vs. John Frame j,.,Au action TO recover
500, board bill after the examination Of
the plsintif-the adjourned to this morn
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DErRAvITY or HUMAN NArURE.-A farmer re.
siding in Hambuigh, by the name of Wilson
na1e application to Constable Wilbur. Monday NOR
ming last to recover his wife about 10 yenrs
age who appears had left her home Saturday last
With her two children and was supposed to he some
gbsre in the neighhorhood OF the infected district Th,
'fcer prsceeded in search, AID found Mrs wilson on,
her children living in house with gang Of negroes
he points where appears she had baen herself aft
her arrival In the city on the afternoon OF Saturday last
ihe unfortunate won u seems IL in the habit cf be-
coming intoxicated aud while in that state. proceeded IL
the points where she fell in with the degraded being
with whoa she was found. The officer. delivered her
and he- children 10 the husband who returned hone
with heM.-Hufalo Gasene, ynne 10
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City Intelligence.

Lower Police OMice.-JUNE A.-RArr AND
iscEsr.-One OF the most disgusting that Tor
length Of time have before the police autho
rites, took place yesterday. female, named Emily
Jacobs of No 1872 Tenth street TO the police office
George Matthews, who is q chair maker by trade, OF
No. IS Canal street. and also Methodist preacher had
iorcbly violated her person Wednesday night having
drst sez ed her and threw her bed She work
at Matthews house at sewing, and is 30 years OF
The worst to be told soon after officer Barber had
before the and stated that her
parent since the death Of her mother which happened
about six months since had forced her to have criminal
intercourse with him several occasions The brute is
fully committed to answer to both charges and is locked
up in prison 10 await his trial Tor the revolving crimes
perpetrated by him The parties all coored persons
COroncr's OMcc.-JUSE H.-CHILD BURNED
DEATH-1he Coroner called to hold an Inquest
the body Ellen Mehan, aged years, whose parents
lat of March, and she badly burned. She taken
to the Hospital last Mo day and died in that institution
TINS morning Verdict" death from accidental burning"
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Gci- Ex-Poce officer Waldron received letter
from New York yesterday morning, containing
information that Alien Burs, Of gold bar memory and
with him. had robbed gentleman Of $500 IN cash
and had to Buffalo. With his accustomed prompt.
ness, Mr. Wadron called officer Gates aud had the par
Immediately arrested and brought before Police Justice
Naynnrd where an examination waa bad and the prison.
ers fully committed for nrtler hearing seven $40
bills, 400, and about 500 in gold. were found
the prisoner besides very ingenious instrument
locking DOORS by fastening upon the key and turang II,
where il inserted from the inside. II appears tina,
rogoss sas IL Walron not police officer
pro fovma,-Ssfss Gssstte, June IL.
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OUR PacxEr CAPTAINS The character Of the
New York packet chips, running from that port TO
London and Liverpool is known and appreciated by ali
the travelling public Just matter Of pride TO lit.
tie state that most of their captains citizens OF Con.
necticu One of the gentemsnly and celebrated of
these Lienten ants of Neptune, is Capt Chadwick OF
the london packet ship Wellington, who is snjourn.
ing with his family at the Toninc -Netg Hsren Herald
June 18th
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Cold WEArHgn The Richmond Compiler of
Wednesday says The weather changed very sud
denly Monday night, aud the people wakeI up
about day feeling though they had been plunged mo
cold bath Monday was very wnrm, md yesterday
cool eariy spring day. 1t fine Tor cutting
wheat. The Alexandria Gazette states thst Tuesday
morning the mercury at sunrise low $50 N-s
seIs arriving this month, report 10 have fslun in with
large bodss OF ice in the latitude of the Gand Banks
which this sudden change OF the weather may, in the
opinion OF the Gazette, be attributed.
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WHEAT CRor.-W are sorry TO learn that the
wheat crop in this and the nrighboring counties,
has been seriously damaged by the n.y. and IN some
cases understand that has been entirely destroy ed
rhe spring crops too, look pale aud sicky account of
the hard frost and ipcessont cold rains. On the
whole TIN prospects of the farmers thing but
coursgiDE - Kalamazoo Gds,Hc.
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o. capital anecdoe s told OF jolly sailor roll
ing up Commercial street, at the time n the recep-
lion in Boston, of the news from the Baltimore Convan
tiou The honest tar as,onhed at the roaring
the display Of nags from different quarters, aud the uni
verssl rejoicing which prevailed. inquired "what 1t
all for r. Polk and Dallas have been nominated was
he response OF sturdy democrat passing by "Poik and
Dollars ~ exclaimed this of Neptune, catching the
general enthusiasm, Pork and Dollars they the
Tor me-plenty to eat and money in pockesw
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RATHER A HrT, Docron.--A few years ngo,
there resided in Utica, New York, several medical
Students, Of whom inquired of n mechanic, who
working Of q small water wheel, what he making
"a bell wheel for the custom house." answered the
shrewd limb Of the adze.
"Ah,D quoth the student are to have two bells in
this little village ] should think one would answer
every purpose for tho present"
"You are right" replied the other; "but it is very
likely that when all OF you young doctors the
practice ono bell will not do all the tolng.n
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CASE OF THOMAS w. DoER-The Court over
ruled the first and most important point relied upon
by Mr. Dorr 10 maintain his motion for trial. which
ruling the ground that inasuch the prisoner had
objected TO the Jurors when they empannoiici
AID further ina.uuch the only fact Which the jury
act, whic MIR Dorr confessed in open Cou-Prsuidne,
J,urusi. June 49,
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DREADFUL ExrLosfos About 4 o'clock on
Saturday evening, as the engineer was rnsing
resm 70 put engine ~ notion connected with the
took place, which toru the boiler into pieces ard
pletey leveled the frame house, with large chimney,
sens, juno 10
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Price Two Cents.
IhcairtccIa &c
TO be no truth in the report of the

There appears 10 be no truth in the repor, of the
death of THOMAS FLYNN, the performer
A new Circus is about TO be erected in Mobile
1t is reported that instead OF BULwFR coming TO
the United States, he is about starting on South
ern Con mental tour. Has he been alarmed by the
toadysm OF certain parties here
SIoYoR BIiTz is aston ishing the residents of De-
trot with hlsvenfriloqual powers and necromantio
trcks.
Mr. SpALDIxe's company are drawing crowded
houses at the North American Circus, Cleveland.
They are very highly spoken Of
German Theatre has been established at ST.
Louis.
The pleasing danseusc, Miss FANNY JoNEs, is pro-
wing very attractive Ell tie National Theatre, Bos-
a German futist, Of some promise, of tire name
Of LrHMAN, has made his debut al The ST. Louis
Theatre.
Mrs. SeouRNEY is now at Niagara
An agent ot the French Comic Opera Company
OF New Orleans, is now al ST. Louie, making ar
Engagements tor the appearance Of thar CORPS in that
city in July next.
1t is reported that Mr.. BunroN. of the Chatham
Theatre, IN tins city, has leased the Arch street
Theatre, Philadelphia.
The good people OF ST. Louis are very desirous Of
seeing FORREST IN their city, according TO the Re-
pe,Ue.
Mr. HAckETr made his first appearance at the
CINCINNATI Theatre on Monday last as Sir John
Fals,ah, IN Henry Nv.
Max BoHRER has arrived in PHILADELPHIA VIII re
he gives his farewell Concert during the ensuing
week.
The Congo MRLoDIsTs are at present ut Will
mlngtou, Delaware. On Monday next they make
their appearance al the Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
evening.
Mr.. BooTH has made an engagement with the
proprletcrs OF the Walnut street. theatre, PhiladeI-
phia, where he is TO make his appearance this
evening, II able aterthe benefit in this city, on the
previous evening.
The LLsLER BgoTHERs took their farewell ben
elt at the Walnut street Theatre, Phil ade phla last
Mrs MCCLURE took her benefit last evening at
the Arch street Theatre, Philadelphia. She pro-
ceeds from thence 10 this city.
OLE BULL was TO have performed at Hartford last
evening.
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Superior Court.

Before Judge Vanderpoel.
JUNE l4-.4ckiey VS.. limos NJ Lacken j. Ralph Lackeu
and Henry " Be6hr.-An action Of assumpsit, TO
yer sum Of $500 claimed by plaintiff having been
paid to defendants through an agent on contract
which it was alleged, had not been fulfilled.
Adjourned over to this day.
Morton Price T. Cs.-The jury rendered a verde,
in this case noticed in Yesterdays Haraid
For plaintiff $50 damages ana cents costs.
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LATE PROM Sr. JhGo-Per Mary Helen, from
). Jago de Cuba, which place she left the Oath
Mt we learn that the drought which has
I'd long the Island Of Cuba has materially affected
hc crops OF both sugar and tobacco in all that region o.
'ounrv Both in quality well quantity the tobacco
crop had suffered aud the hner kinds almost destroy
81. rhe prices of products will be found in com.
nercal record--U S Gazette June IL.