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A WAR EXTRA. The ncwsboys Of London
seem determined to tSrn penny by the diff
cultes between Great Britain and the United
States. Noticing the recent arrival of the
news by the Great Western, London cores
pondcnt of the Boston Atlas says:
During the day the news was struck off bv
some sp culoting newsmcn, and hawkcd about
the streets by men and boys, accompanied with
the alarming announcement, '.4,YiraL of the
Steamer Va 10ih .4merican 1t is said tens
of thousands of these sheets were disposed Of
1t should be remarked that they were not pub
lshed from any Of the leading newspaper Off
ces, and that the method taken to turn a pen
NY was Il very unusual one"
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Correspondence of the American Republican. ]

WASHINGTON, June 10, 1916.
The Naval Court Martial met this morning
at Coleman's Hotel pursuant to adjournment;
all the members were present. Lieut. Porter
gave some additional testimony to the effect
that the British Government removed Commo-
dore Purvis on account of his proceedings in
the affair at Rat Island
The Rev. Mr.. Jackson, Chaplain to the Con-
gtess, was the next witness examined before the
Court. HIS evidence IN several important par
ticulars seemed to conflict with that of Lieut.
Porter, and much to mitigate the charges a.
sainst Capt Voorhees, The examination of
the reverend witness occupied the attention of
the Court nearly the whole day. The Court
adjourned at half-past o'clock
| have Just learned from an authentic source
that Mr. James who was removed on the LIST
of the month, from his situation in the office
Of the Register of the Treasury, was yesterday
recalled TO an office in the Treasury Depart
ment. Mr.. James was an excellent clerk, and
although wing in politics, was so little of a
parttzan, that his political opinions were known
to very few, and never obtrusively put forth, to
the neglect of his Office duties, SC. Mr.
James's removal was matter of general regret
to all who knew him. and it is but Just to add ,
that many influential members of the democra-
tic party used their influence, to procure his
return TO office. 1t is a fact much, conceive.
to the credit of the Secretary of the Treasury,
that he sent his carriage for MIR. James yester-
day morning and replaced him in office.
The weather is oppressively hot to-day. At
this time, O'clock p. M, there are some in
dications of gust May it come and be
followed with copous and refreshing rain.
METROPOLIS
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TyHOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA!
0NCTTfpTTTRC DOTRY No JONGEP-

YMNHOMSoN'S CoMFoUND > fhUP
II OF TAR AND WOOD NAPHTHA!
CONS UMPTTVES DOUBT NO LONGER-But
read the toitoDing and REFLEC7!!
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE!!
PHILADELPHIA, April 4 l845
hereby certify, That was radically cured of
firm ed PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, solely by
the use of THOMsoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WooD NAPHTHA The annexed statement of my
physician is deemed sufficient to convince all of the
excellence Of this invaluable remedy.
JAS. ANDREWS, 2l7 Catharine street.
was called to attend in the above case, in the
condary stage of the disease found the patient la
boring under complex disease of the lungs and liver
liberation Of the latter had taken place, and by per
cussion, | discovered abscess had formed in the
right lung. The case being apparently hopeless and
beyond the reach of the usual treatment, resolved at
once on using Thomson;s Compound Syrup of Tar
and Wood Naphtha, the virtues of which had pre-
viously tested, scarcely expecting it would reach
case esperate. The result is, cure the most er-
Gordnary henceforth dispellng all doubts respecting
the efficacy of this exceGnt medicine, in diseases of
the lungs and liver. NJ. CHAMBERS, Nj. ID.
Philadelphia, April !, lSi5.
{h3- Principal Office, North east corner of FIFTH
and SPRUCE STREETS. PHILADELPHIA. Sold IN Raj
timore by Roberts & Atkinson, corner OF Baltimore
and Hanover Streets Charles Stott, Washington, ID
c.; A. Duval Co., Richmond, Va.
- Price So cents per bottle, or bottles foI S2oo
BeSare of al! limitations, ap29-3m
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ANOTHER PROPELLER. The Delaware Re-


publican Wilmington of the 9th inst. says
Mr.. Phleger of this city, has invented a new
propeller for steamboats,, called the HCone Pro-
pcller," which he has attached to boat %
feet long, 6 feet beam; the engine is about two
horse power, and by trial on Friday evening,
was found to drive the boat about 10 miles per
hour with the tide, and six against it, Many
persons were collected along the wharfs and
on the bridge to witness the experiment, and
all were surprised at her speed. The general
impression is, this propeller will drive boat
three miles further per hour than any other
now in use.
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN,.
lRenored for ,he Amelicnn RepubIican.l
w I''7ItT-'' TT VIZ .TT1I T7-'T7
RALTIMORE MARKET. June 10, Ist

bhL lMONE hAhh''i' jun ~ $500
Cattle. There were 500 head OF BeefCatur offered
al the scales yesterday Of which il were driven to
other markets, IL laid over, and the balance, mum
tCng 2i2 head sold die butchers, al prices ranging
from A. 10 81 ner 100 lbs on the hsot equal to SO 5Oa
- net. The sales averaged about 81 S2a and show
decline Thrrc Is a far supply of Live Hsss, which
are selling at - jUli, principally N 81 ga
Flour. The market * inactive. small sales ni
Howard ST. rood mixed brands from store at 81 90
The receipt price - 37t The stock OF City Mills
A0nr is vrry smaI i, held at 81 j91i 64!. Sales OF
Susuurhanna hour, by the dray Loaf, at 81 o. Rye
autir Is selling al So,
Grain But llltln doing in wheat Small sales at
Md Prime VIII le at Hoe; and good to prime reds at
S5tg1c About 1000 bushels good Pa red sold ycsief-
dav nj ~ cts and 1000 bushels ordinary good 81 cts.
sales ~ Md white at aSa.9c. and yellow at iOa
Ale. We quote Md, oats at 2la26c. Pennsylvania
~. a. with sales.
Vhi>kcy. The market s dull, and sales small
q; 2Uy. for hhds. and 2lc. for hhs.
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PAVING STONES.
YKyHE STORE THAT THE
H. BOYS AND GIRLS LIKE!
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

Corner of Tenth street.
VIM. Q. FORCE keeps the store that the boys and
girls like. Books, pretty and cheap, are sold in the
that The boys and girls like. fps aud cents,
what little things! will buy the books, pretty and
cheap that sold in the store tina the boys and girls
like. How playfuy glad The children seem, with
their fps and cents, what little things they buy the
books pretty and Cheap, that sold in the store
that the boys and girls like. Good and kind those pa
rents are, who make their children playfuly glad, by
giving them cents, what little things! to buy the books,
pretty and cheap that sold in the store that the
boys and gills like Happy the homes where those
parents live, so good and kind, who make their chill
dren playfuly glad, by giving them cents, what little
things! to bay books pretty and cheap, that
sold in the that the boys and girls like. Let all
who wish for happy homes, be like those parents, so
good and kind, who make their children playtully
glad, by giving them cents, what little things! TO buy
the books, pretty and cheap, that sold in the
store that the b, ys and girls like !. je5-lw
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KNOW CANYOU DOuBT T1IE NIEnI-

u q CAL VIRTUES OF CANTRELL'S ANTI
DlSPEPIlC POWDERS, the only sure remedy ever
offered t. the public, prepared expressly for thai COM
paint single ulal of which will convince the most
sccpcal of lis ability in any stage and under
any form, and being purely vegetable, persons of the
most delicate constitution may ii in all kinds of
weather with perfect safety.
Numerous certificates of highly respectable cit-
zens can be given by calling at Mr. Caleb Cressnn's
Drug Warehouse, No. North Third st, or at Cant
reli'S corner of Carpenter and Second Sts., Phadcl-
phIa, of which | have attached few.
john Tizmoire, Raidesburg; Mr. Henry Hoover
Moyamensihg Road, Philada.; Mr. Sam1 C. Douglass
sail-nlaker, South whaIvGs; Robert Cav, No $50 S,
Second St; Mrs. McMHllcn Catharne ST.. Southwark:
Mr. Charles Dick, Second near South st; Mr.. Cad-
well, No i6s South Fourth ST.; MI. David Stillwel,
Steam Mill, Thirteenth and Willow sis; Mr. Barklev
Jackson, No. l66 Prime ST; Mr. Charles Thaw No Az
Moyamenshs Road; Mrs. Steel No 10 Moyamemsing
Road Miss Elizabeth Cope Carpenter near Sixth st.;
Mrs. Lawrence, Commissioners Hall, Southwark;
Mrs Feltan, Ninth near Locust ST.; Mrs. Minler, No,
% Reckless St, Southwark; Mr. Thomas Reynolds,
Mead alley; Mr.. Hand March, No. % Prime st Sam'l
H. Watson, 800 South Third ST., Plumber; William
Price, Jr., Second St.; John Price, Blacksmith; Mrs.
Mary Delaney in George above Sixth ST.; Mrs. Shil-
don, corner of Mary and Front Streets Joseph Cain
Esq Mobile, Ala.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by C.4LEB CRES-
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No. North THIRD
ST., Philadelphia; also, by the regularly appointed
agents:
J. F. Perkins Bro, corner ofFranklin and Green
ss., Baltimore, Md.
f. II. Perkins, No. 1926 West Baltimore st, corner of
Green ST., Baltimore, Md.
Robert Johnston, Frederick city, Md
j. f. Caan, Washington city, ID. G,
II. Peel s. Co., Alexandria, do.
J. h. Kidwell, Georgetown, do
Prepared only by the subscriber corner of Carpen-
tel and Second sts., below Christian, Philadelphia.
{GF-Ohserve, none genuine without the sigma
ture JOHN a. C3N1RELL. ml2
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A II THE FANCY STORE,
"a OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKET,

washington CITY, d, e.
j. H. GIBBS has on hand an elegant assortment Of
FANCY GOODS, consisting in part of the following
artices Combs of every description; Hair Brushes;
Tooth and Nail Brushes; Gloves; PerflImery; Fancy
Soaps Hair Oils; Extracts, sc. &C., all of the latest
and best manufacture.
Also an extensive variety of Ornamental Articles,
such as Bracelets Neck Chains; Glove Chains; Jet
and Berlin Iron Breastpins; gold and Silver Pencisi
Hair Pins, Head Ornaments; Studs; fancy Buttons;
fine Fans; dress Trimmings, ladies' Cravats and va
rious other goods-together with handsome assort-
ment of ladies' Hair Work, of the newest style and
fashion, je2-eo2w
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ANTl-RrNr Troubles. There appears to
be no dmnution Of these troubles, no sense of
returning justice or sustaining the laws. The
Schohare, n. Y Republican states that the
guard was fred upon on Monday night of last
week, and OH Tuesday the whole force, so men,
left the village, and arrested Nelson Russell
Some Of the anti-rcnters are settling with Mr.
Livingstone agent.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER, At Detroit on the
4th inst. MIR. Hall, the teller of the River Rails
in Bank, was shot at twice, and it is thought,
was mortally wounded, bya man named Geo,
Wells, who has been arrested. The outrage
was probably committed in order to rob the
bank, as Mr. II. was decoyod about two miles
into the country, after night.
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THE MeRMoN TRIALS. The trial Of the
persons charged with the murder of Joe Smith,
In Carthage, Ill.,, has been brought to close,
and resulted in verdict of acquittal. The
same persons, however, stand charged with the
murder of Hiram Smith, and gave bail in the
sum of FIVE thousand dollars for their appear
ance at the next term Of the court to answer
the charge.
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Explosion OF POWDER Mills. The powder
mills Of Nlessrs. Longdon s. Kellog, in Lee,
Mass, blew up on Tuesday afternoon last
There were three buildings, several rods apart,
which blew up in rapid succession. In that
which last exploded were l26 kegs Of powder.
One man only was within the reach of the
shock, who was not killed, but so severely in
jured that his life is despaired Of
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE. A fire broke out
on Monday afternoon, in the upper story of
&C Washington street, New York. The da-
mage to the house was not much, but an in
FAINT about six months old was burnt to death
while lying in a cradle in the room, where it
is supposed the fire originated.
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ESCAPE FROM PRIsoN. Charles Flanders,
confined in the Jail in Newport, N. H., made
his escape last week in a somewhat ingenious
manner. During the absence Of the jailor, he
took corn broom which had been left in his
cell, on the end of which he made hook and
put it through the iron grating of the door into
third room where the key of the grated door
hung, to which he fixed the hook, secured it,
and unlocked his door, and Immediately made
his escape into the woods. lie was soon re-
taken.
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The OREGON QUESTION. Mr.. Packcnham,
the British Minister, correspondent, of the
Tribune says, has privately expressed his be-
lief that the Oregon question will be settled
without war, unless there shall be serious el-
fort to make trouble about it in Congress or by
the press.
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STILL BuRNING. Sitting at our office win
dow, says the Pittsburg Chronicle, we can see
the smoke still rising out of a cellar on Second
street. 1t is now two months since the confa-
grafton, and Yeti number of places the fire
remains unquenched.
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rnn DOLLARS REWARD. DOCTOR
E0EQP STORM'S SPECIFIC COMPOUND, for

the cure of Gonsrrhga, Gleets Structures, Dialects or
dflty in making water, and all other unnatural dis
charges from the uretla of either sex.
In no case has this medicine been known to fail, to
effect permanent cure, and too, the shortest posi-
bic time. Should this medicine fail to effect a cure
where it has been taken according directions return
the empty vial and get hack the money. WHY then
suend both time and money with such 1uack nostrums
as cannot be depended upon; when, for 81, You can
purchase pleasant, sure and speedy cure composed
solely of vegetable substance? One hundred dollars
will he paid TO any one who will produce medicine
to equal this compound, or who will prove that il con-
tains any mineral substance whatever.
n. B. This medicine can he had of James p. WI
Hanson, corner OF High and Gay-ss. (O.T); JoseIh
Sawyer corner of Paca nd Pratt-sts; and by E. Z,
Forney, corner of Clay sId Eutaw streets.
In Washingon-by G. Scott, corner of Eth st. and
Pennsylvania Avenue; Robert Patterson, corner of 9th
street and pennsylvania Avenue. fel0 y6m*
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MELANCHOLY AFFAIR. Miss Hannah Cor
nell, daughter Of Henry Cornell, of the town
of Chemung, aged about l6, was drowned on
Monday week last, while attempting to cross
the Chemung river on horseback She fell
from her horse while in the swift current, and
Immediately disappeared. Her body was found
next day, three miles below the ford
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DR.. JOHNSTON.

a member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, Licen-
tate Of the Aporhecary', Hail. London, and Graduate
from one of the first colleges in the United States, may
be consulted in all diseases incident to the hunan
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE
When the misguided and imprndcnt vOtary OF plea
sure finds he has Ehbed the seeds Of this painful dis
ease, IL too often happens that ill-tmCd sense Of
shame, dread Of discovery, deterS him from apply
ing 20 those who from education and responsibility,
can alone bcriend linn, delaying ill the constitutional
symptoms of this horid disease make their appear
ance, such liberated throat, diseased nose,
nocturnal pains in the mead and limbs, dimncss of sight,
deafness, nodes on the shin homes and arms, blOche
on the head face and extremtes, progressing with
fghtiul rapdity, till ut last the palate Of the mouth
the bones OF The nose fall in and Tie victim OF this
fll disease becomes holTd object of administration,
TIL death puts period to his dreadful sU!teIings, by
sending nm to "that bourne whence traveller re-
turns" 70 such, therefore, DR.. JOHNSTON pledges
hlTEsel To preserve the most nvOlabe secrecy; and,
from his extensive practice in the first hos pitfalls OF
Europe and America, he can confidently recommend
safe aud speedy 10 the unfortunate victim OF
this holrid disease.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such rs
for Squirting, Cataract, sc. Also those for Deornity
Of the Liinb. such Club Foot, &c, performed on
the Poor free 0f chnrgc.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons VINO nave nur-
ed their constitutions by certain practice, speedily
cured.
Take notice, on the right hand side of n. Frederick
street, gong from baltimore street doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
{Gy5' Advice to the Poor GRATIS. OBS
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A THEATmcAL FLARE-up. A regular row,
says the Spirit of the Times, took place on Sa-
turday night at the new Bowery theatre, New
York, We understand the disturbance origi-
mated from Mrs. Philips refusing to play her
part until the manager should pay her back
certain moneys due her. The stage manager
announced the fact to the audience, and re-
quested them to apply to the box office for
their money. tremendous rush took place,
but from some cause unknown, no Treasurer or
money was forthcoming
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ENXrItACT OF A LETTER FROM A POST
3 Il MASTER, dated PEMBROKE. Washington cOuu-
ty, Maine, Aprli 30, 1874.
Mr.. ISAAC BuTTs-Drar sir: At the request of ma
ny OF my friends in this place aud vicinity, who are
aAIlctcd with consumption aud liver complaint / take
the liberty OF asking you Ia appoint some one in this
county as agent 10 sell EIST.4R;S B.4LS.aM OF
UfLD CIikRR !, aud to Seud him few Dozen. as
there Is none OF it for sale within 200 miles from This
have 40 doubt that it would meet with ready SALE
ii II were where II could be procured without too
much expense ana delay.
My wife was attacked about six months since with
what the physicians cali the first stage of consump-
uon-a complaint very prevalent IN this section Of
country. Having seen the Basam advertised in
Augusta,
(I7-200 MILES FROM HERE.-fI
took the pains send there fora bottle Of it, which
she took, and which helped her so much that sent
for two bottles mole, which she has also TAKEN and
she now says that she has not felt wcl for weeks
as she does at this time Al those who have inquired
of me and ascertained what effect the Balsam had
are anxious TO have some Tor sale in this vicinity
which is the cause Of my writing to you.
Please Inform me by return of mail whether YOU
conclude 10 send some, and if So whom, in order
that II may he known where itcan be had.
| am; with great respect. yours, &c,
p. G. FARNswoRTH, r. NJ.
The whole country is fastleaming that no medicine
ever-can equal Doctor WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY.
All orders must he addressed TO ISAAC BUTTS. 80
Ann street, New York.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore and
High streets, Baltimore, and r. :. PATTERSON
Washington, C., and by most of tie Druggists in
Mary and and the District of Columbia mhl4-ws6m
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING. The wife of John
Wilkinson, Of Madrid, st. Lawrence county,
N. Y, was killed by lightning in storm on
Wednesday last.
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Two PERSONS DROWNED. The Montreal
Herald of Thursday says, a large raft with IA
persons on it was wrecked on Wednesday, in
descending the Lachlne rapids. Two of the
number are supposed to be drowned; the Others
saved themselves, some in the small canoe and
some by clnging to pieces of timber.
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TIE WAY TO Srop IT. Two convictions
for Illegal voting took place at Mlledgeville,
Ga, week before last, and the aggressors were
each sentenced to years hard labor in the
Penitentiary. These were the first Instances
that ever occurred in the State.
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FoOT RACE. Another foot race is to be run
on the Beacon Course, on the last day of this
month. Maj Stannard and Gilderslecve are
already in training.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE CLERGYMAN
The Rev. Nicholas Snethen, of the Methodist
Protestant Church, died at Princeton, Gibson
county, Ia, on the 3oth ult., aged Is years.
He was clergyman of distinguished talents,
and his death will be deeply regretted.
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MORTALITY IN New York. There were
III deaths in New York last week-l9 by con-
sumption and l. by small pox.
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EMIGRATION. A gentleman of New York
who last year visited large portion of Europe,
on his return stated his belief, from what he
had seen and heard, that the emigration to the
United States in ls45 would equal if not ex-
coed 10000 persons. His prophecy was not
credited at the time; but, from present appear
ances, we have no doubt his estimate was cor
rect. Over 10000 immigrants have already
landed; and they are daily arriving at Philadel-
Ph'a, Boston and Canada. A very large num-
Der this year are mechanics; and it is not lit
tie singular that an unusual proportion of these
are Bakers and Talors-the Bakers from Ger
many, and the Taio,s from England.
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Postmaster. We learn from the Odd Fell
low, that Edward Davis has been appointed
postmaster at Boonsboro, Md. in place of S.
Stephens, removed.
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EMGRANTs. Twelve hundred immigrants
arrived at the Quarantine, New York within
twenty four hours ending six O'Clock Sunday
evening.
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FIRE AT CINCINNATI. On Friday afternoon,
some eight or ten frame buildings, on Colum-
bia st., Cincinnati, were consumed
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HNASLIONABLE CONVERSATION

QUESTIONABLE ONVERSArION.--
81 Scene Baltimore street. Miss FANNY AND Miss
ELIZABETH WALK NC.
Miss Fanny-Oh Elizabeth, how thirsty | am; do
you know any person in this neghhorhood where we
could stop and get glass of water?
Miss Elizabeth-No Fanny, do not, but will tell
you what can do.
Miss F.-Oh! do tell then, for am very thirsty.
Miss E.-We | stopped the other day at HANCE's
and drank glass of his Soda Water, with Sarsapar-
la syrup, and found il delightful
Miss F-Well then, Elizabeth, we will try glass
of it. -
HANCE'S SODA FOUNTAIN is situated doors
west of Holiday street, at l05 BALTIMORE ST.
ma