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hands upon the Chancery Court system and our
system Of Supreme. Circuit and Common r'e"'
Courts
also Cont of Irpcachmenis This power has mol
been used, and 1t would probably be found worthcS7
or worse. If it should be.
Asa court Of last resort ii mus; be relied upon 10
,ro;ec, the Consultation from iniraciion Inc
branch of the Government most tempted to break
DOWN Constitutional safeguards that most requires
.oroc tribunal 10 check lis tendency TO iniracon J.
he Lcgislaturc and yet branch Of the Legislature
seifis the only tribunal IN the way OF a. iie!uen
violations a. II pleases 10 commit Ihe Lesls'a'io
nav violate the Constitution IN the passaec 81 "a"
,n. bodv Of men who have united in the violation
nave but 10 sanctiiy the &C; as Court Of APPc"'7
and there remains no remedy 4. b.. the judge Oh
The Coort Of Errors decides that be, the sad a D.
= senator has no, broken his oath and violated ihe
Constitution. and this is the end OF the law no"
ridiculous, Is not this enough about the Cour' OF
Enorsl
Something much ike this has been done and may
be done again The North American Trust and BANK
ing COMPANY found that something more than the
General Banking Law was necessary TO get their
huge engine Of fraud into operation. The consiiu-
tionality of the law itself needed to be JudicidHy
established An amicablc suit was hurried through
the Courts TO the very body OF men that had united
in the passage Of the law. The result was as might
have been guessed the Senators a. Judges did not
vote that they legislators had violated their Oais
10 support the Constitution. Yet good lawyers ga!
that The Constitution fcas broken by that act 'e
supreme Court say il icas broken; the men ""o
broke J, say il was s0Vnd cANA'"
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AProNTMENrs BY LEE PREsIDENT-Of fleial.
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence ofTle Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. p

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. PIP u.
The Wings hold their City and County Delegate
Election This evening The Natives have already made
Of their nominations. Last evening Elhanan
". Keyser. lumber merchant was selected as thcr
candidate for the Office OF Mayor. Mr.. X. was voted
for ~ the last election by the Natives and defeat
ed by few hundred votes. The Locotoco Dele
gates have assembled and organised ami from present
appearances there likely 70 be- trouble among
In connection with the Office OF State Senator, from
the County the names Of Francis Lyons and John Oak
ford mentioned Joseph Eyow, Jr aged about p and
Montgomery ?. Young reporter. also named as the
Representative from Noyamensingl
A FIRE occurred at an early hour this morning IA
the Morocco factory OF q. & H. Moore. in Willow street
below Johns. whchdestroyed property to the amount
OF 81 900 before subdued.
A man. name unknown died suddenly on Sltar
day on tho West side Of Schuykin River. about hall
mile above the Wire Bridge. lie walking along 'he
tow path when he seen by some men fo throw up
biz and ;a TO the ground. When the men reached
the SPOT life was extinct.
Two females named Mary Homer and Josephine
Johnson committed yesterday in default 81 1880
the charge OF keeping disordcriy house and
seducng Young clerk from hislemployers.
The bark Louisa, Capt. Gallagher arrived this
morning IN . DAYS from Havana. Capt G. states that
sugar in consequence Of favorable adyces from Spain
had advanced and the lowest and ordinary qualities com
manded from Z. 4llt cents fair 10 good IL and lOd
H. The stock hand quite small and holders were
decidedly irm. Several shipments Of Muscoyad0 Sugars
had been made 10 Europe which was new feature In
the trade Moasses dullhe only transactions were
300 hhd for Charleston and 80 for Philadelphia at -
Freghts excessively dull and vessels daily
leaving in ballast Exchange on London l4} l5s New
York and Boston fd4.
brother OF one OF the proprietor, OF the Keystone
named severn has been appointed clerk in the Post
Office
The Stock sales to-day were light. with a falling
N In prices. Pennsylvania Fives declined ! clos M
heavy H. with sales lower. Reading Railroad bond-
declined :, selling CO.. and the shares selling az .lt
For VicS.burg :, offered and asked. Texas Noics
nd :
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Mr. Polk AND rHr ARNY.-Wc understand that
President pok has recently appointed Mr.. Oumby a
private citizen oi Tennessee Lieutenant in the United
Sisics Army the heads Of some seventy or eighty
passed graduates with rank OF Bevet second Lieu'en'
who waiting for vacancies to receive promo
ton We are aware that this power Of The Prest
dent has been exercised by any Of his predecessor
strikes AZ the very foundation Of the hopes and pros
poets Of the young men composing the army. During
the Florida war Mr. Van Buren, made repeated army AZ
Pointmcnts from among private citizens bu, awsys'ooA
care 10 cShsus, the lie, Of army candidates before making
any such appointment This act Of Mr. Polk has gwen
grca, otencc 10 the officers Of the Army.
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lar and widely circulating magazine he has issued ard
forth his letters misssc AL The winds OF Heaven
WITHOUT waiting the result o; l,ssi process thu al
Judi o he brethren he seizss his broihcr by The
throat snd drsss him before The pubic and cre bsboa
the behold the teceiser Bat KNOWN. n m hs
quarter il Gomez The pubic viii he'd he cry Ire
peacc maker" viii destroy those only whom pss
made 20 DEF. ndthe deshy ARROWS VIII isA hAuie.s Al
the feet Mr. Sp~Iry Having tor years hsen ~aicbes
by eyes that never sUmhcr and tracked ~ ~sf ~hch
never ire srl safely passed fhe oriea NJ Sp.rrv -,
sur, i've RE shock OF This brutal stack and return n -
ishors Ike a giant pir.hti while Dts definer vi
meet d.. reward Itin and disaster wi oycrttke I'm "a
as wogA aud be- vii be- PERMITTED 20 return 20 h. .o,s
country ela-a j su Yscanf. and b.. services are n-s
3D. CD IgR
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The L. :. JOURNAL And TIE PRINrERs-Therc
appears 10 have arisen a difficulty at Washington be
tween Mcsvs Fisk 4 Dow whose paper is the pro
iesscd organ Of the working classes and Commit
tee OF the Typographical Society. Messrs +. 4 D.
having discharged all their workmen escep, compos
tor snd prcssman, and having supplied their places
with apprentices in conuaventon of agreements existing
between the employers and joarneymen in the form Of
equations" the Committee demonstrated IN very re
specul terms. and have been answered, it sppesrs by
legal prosecution.
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ANOTHER HOAX-Some time since the Syrdcnfc
star contained the notice of the death of Mrs. .Sa
rak Hate who was said to have expired suddenly
on her way home from Illinois TO Massachusetts.
and New England papers were requested to copy.
After due inquiry by her brother it turns out that
she is still living and In this City while her friends
mourning her as lost She had made visit 10 this
City unexpectedly her friends and .sid longer than
she intended
The frequent attempts made hoax the conductors
Of the Press appear be the dcpcablc Of all
kinds ofcowardicc We take some credit TO ourselves
however for keeping clear OF these Roorbacks and
their frequency will make Us sill more vgilant than
heretofore Let rs look back Wheni the original Roor-
back was got up by Loco oco Office holder in Ithaca
(why was he Rot punished o though almost all
,cmporaric. published IT, We did not admit il into our
columns Another hoax got up in Ithaca. about
dreadful explosion on the 9TH of July. It came
ia an authentic looking form in extra Of the
Ithaca journal. 1t very natural That distant
Editors should be deceived Almost every paper
coming under our observation copied it without any
missivings We mentioned the occurrence, but in our
Evening Edition of the date expressed decided
belief tina, it hoax. Again letters were received
by several Editors in this City few days since giving
accoun; Of Rebellion ut Trinity College Hart
ford There had been procession Students appeared
dis gused in the procession and ordered ont by
member Of the Faculty. Every thing conspircd ~ give
plausbilty 90 the account which we received Il wa
published by most Of our Editorial brethren without
note comment We published our letter. which
much more moderate than others but we accom-
panied with very strong opinion OF IL uniruih The
next the Geneva duel hoax The sitter 20 Us
bore the Of the Postmaster of the village where
the news would be most likely 70 be known. Notwiih-
standing this however had thrown the letter aside
determined publish J, I'LL should get some con
irnaon when we took up the Geneva Gazette and l0'
rosiscrip informed that challenge had been given
hgercnis. Had fifty the Office and told Us
OF the occurrence II could have been more convnc
inc than this Postscript and Of published It
in company with co;emporarics
But enough Of this. We make these statements 20
show the with which examine every thing oiihc
kind before permitting TO sppear in columns Our
anxiety and INCREASING creriions furnish the very
hest news 70 readers tempt let any thng
pass from without full belief II. cenuineness OF
warning against being deceived by We have several
rare specimens of hoaxes laid by which have never
been permitted the light Of day The wonder is
no, that Editors get hoaSed occasionally The wonders
that they are able to detect and suppress many.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
The August Elections.

NoRrH-C ARoLrSA-The Union reports Loeo
gain In the vth District two Counties. Wayne ana
Cumberland, heard from Of 2ss. Dobbin Loco
elected.
II the With District there ia Wing gain in '"o
Coun.ies-New Hanover and Biaien-of = Nc
kay Loco. elected
In Warren and Granville in the With District
Loco gain of3i3 Daniel Loco doubtless elected.
IyDi,yA-The Union has returns from Harrison
Crawford and Orange. OF the Isl District. which
place owen 90 votes ahead Of Wilson. Wh'sl
80 doubt Of Owens election. Wick Loco Is
doubtless elected ia the V,h District.
KESrUcKY-Thc Union claims the election Of
Martin in the With Dis,rc,, but II q not certain.
Ten Counties to be heard from. In the Ia District
John II NcHenry Wing runs largely ahead Of
McCrcer Loco
- JoHS g. CHAPMAN has been nominated by
the Wings OF the l., District in Mar! land as their
candidate FOR Congress.
APPOINTMENTS By TIE PRESIDENT-O fficial.
Commission sent to the President Of ROBERT RUrLrR
Surveyor Of the Public Lands in the Territory OF Flor
ida in the place Of Y. Conway from the Both Of sep
tembcr next, which day the res snaon Of the latter
vii ;ake effect.
Commission 20 the Prcsicu; Of Thomas J. REAu
IS Deputy Postmaster AZ Louisville Kentucky. IN the
place % L.t-e0uIy H. Mosby.
Letter Of appointment does not state whether reiis.f
f,rf-sea or 'tri1gea u1n.
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10 $500 Chailengc.-

To- $500 ChaIiengc.-TO Az Loc1-miis a nl on.
individuals manufacturing and selling Bank LOCKS o. =
sessiDg actual security -. D..
ragfoffie Bank Look with view Of Tor ever pun,
rest the comparative secuuiy 81 ne fh'yl- Locs. ~
fore fhe Pl5.c, do hereby nye an cna.engs 81 s
claiming 20 have secure Locks, 10 meet thn Tor insi W.
pose % tie American Ipstlute, sr"-l Oh, On " 49,
he fret II mkt september where the mater NAV oro
-amaed for fair and open trial, agreeable % ne py,
ions ieren sci forth which we pledge Ourselves ~ o.
and ABIDE By. claiming for ourselves equal pf'ft''
those which we grant -
We Will put up he Patent Paraltoptc Bank LocI -.
Eve hundred dollars 10 competition with the LOck -
other manufacturer IN the world and eqpsl sum ~ -
% 10 that party who shall succeed In op~nDs
lock Of their competitor.
The provisions and privileges are a. foliows .,,-,
We will place INTO The possession Of any anise"n
9th ParantOptic Bank Locks for twelve hOu', - .
a. may be sgfeed upon, for The purpose OF eaAhi. q
construction and devisng means 4 hey can 70 oprh =
Ter o las been acsc upon ne door ana lochro ~ 20
conclusion If lr examrs alton the LOcs 20 ne -
he hands Of Committee o. ia our possr.sol, lo' a
pOse Oi satisfying ourselves llai ne Loo. y ~
order. -. .
Tue operators viii then be allowed 70 PIT ne ~,
gefh-r themselves Ia our presence f'd refr" 49,
door, HAT BE- h-y may DE- san-nea inAi TseIf
PLACED n he came DO..ri.n he Lock ~ ihey Srr
t.re III lam nsr'r TIE Loci ilfl 10 De- locA1i
tral b. Committee N an chang "bc1 can II 30
t,. s.g These slgau'a.e, Val prove "netArf ~ 80
-..r.s' .sr. i,. maker ana u'h~r person. ustibf
ys.,,s. AID 81 aid be- they be- successful % "
irr H. r., "a ifl lc-e advantages, tey III D. e1-
and paid he above reward. ..,, ~
11y asr-oa or pef.o.s therefore, having 'uin,,. -
IN 80. ..-rfy II tieir Llcs The I~ffs %.
r,,n.-I and Will produce Lock which Is free ifin - =
&C. of deceou06 vii plea.. 10 address - ufvus'
In. ne iiurs wnch CONVEYS hi challenge.
DAY NEWELL. Bank Locx.mlihs,
.ew.Y0r6, August ), lcf9- oo' D'vss.r
Sg. The Lock produced must in 10 part %
spou III nxh 'seaIsd 'o' the seat Paraa0s , s
mutation Bank LocA III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

Tar DELAWARE OurRAGE--The AlodHy irgn'
learns that the Sheriff Of Delaware has called out spe
cal force OF 500 under the act Of last session Gov
Wright has not yet returned being detained IN 81 La"
renee Co. by the illness Of brother.
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S,Nns's SARssrARiLLA 80" Hlgh Living which Il m
most merely synonyme for !nempcrance and other
gross niulgence generally mprins rs disgusting nficis
uyon the M the form Of boiche puslge,,
huuces irfammdOls OF the eyes soreness Of ID" fs, &c
e. Unit the s'inulirf of these unsghy developments
Abandoned they cannot of course be ftmovtd bot they
often remain. seemingly lfiaccahe after he high liver
has become "ieup rate In all things" To persons who
IuOriuu1fe enough % De- fhg- situated, Ne recommend
nl-'s sarsapnr preparation which VIII NJ &C. RAINY
and clecuay al external consequences 81 ihtf
firmer habits Temperance has removed ne clouds VIII
which over Indulgence what termed the vi easures
of the table had ubscurei their minds In Al diseases Of
fe skim and he suh-siraa OF iliegumer-. g'aud. &C.
~ani4s >arsarafilla win bs found -aie ami p.easan'
remedy.
plr.'ircsl and sold. Wholesale and retail hy A R& D.
SANDS NholOssr Druggists, 70 tuunsireef New YORK.
Sold a. Bruaiw ay, y Fast Broadway AMI by Dug
sl- generally hrou ghult the United States. Price 81 gsf
bottle ciX tuules for -
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pR. FILM GoURAUD's irALiAS INDICATED Soar. 'orre
moving Freckles, Tan sun Burn, Pmp.es. Boi,hss, ss.
owness Kedne,s and all Cuaneou- Diseases Il i sso
most licous Emoleni Shaving Compound For sale 90.
y TIE Doctors srgtnal depot 81 Walker street Isl soe
-sos Broadway, Boston, A. ;. Jordan, Min street,
Lowell Carleton n Co.; New Bedford, W. / G,nsh,
Worcester. Green \ Co. Springfield, Bliss. Myer-, View
Haven; Backu- 4 Boil. Troy; Pierce sianwN Hall A.
Dany. Il. Tuue, Assembly Buildings, CHI snui o. fhs
egha Beware Ofht-e and dangerous counier'e ard ~
member the genuine sold only above and hat earn
.sfr has tie words DR.. r. FELIX 6ourauds Italian Met
ca--f SOAP. y " compressed with mould. and he Doe
tor fac siuie on each splendid Embossed Wrapper DS
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~ GRAND HOLIDAY E>TEsrAiSHE>r At THE AMERi-
c,> NJ sFrNWe advise rrsiers ard a. overs Of
efv 10 70 and h- Giant and s.rf today the e-
nm The manager aiveriises splendid per-
f,rnarce- 81 81 and ?. VI. The Westerns. Dss0lvinr
Views Chromarrope and other novelties on the bill ou ghi
10 nj The house 10 overf0wing Madame Rockwell, tie
famous Forn1e Teller i also engaged for the day TINS
. rare chance for families and lsdies improve 10,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

- Hon GAREErr DAVIS, by request, address
"a the People of Bourbon Co Ky. at the close Of
the poll Paris and declared that he should no,
again be- a candidate. The following was the poll
Of the District 20 far as heard
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FoRr H,vrtroS HoTEL.-Al9nzo Reed, the
Proprietor OF this magnificent house l. Known 'H'o-
The United states one 81 the most p'inees ana ae
commoiatng Of landlords. HIS house a. OF Il A'oh IS
Of the most spacious and elegant summer fe'fess IN
America and commands masu-cen az We" oi me ocean
and Of both the lower and upper bays FROM aoou' me
middle Of Nay until the first OF october me mouse :
usually fun About one hall OF the guests are pe'ihA
nent, and the other halt are transient 80 'na mere i SCI
dom any difficulty IN obtaining good roon.-s' least on
adays notice The house IS reached BY Steamboat nom
New.York IN about three quarters OF an hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

II This day published and for -ale by D. Fan
shaw, SIS Broadway opposite Nbio' Fifty Years ReH
nsenee. Of New York or Flowers from the Garden Of
Laurie Todd being collection Of fugitive pieces which
appeared in the newspapers and periodicals OF the day
for the Jas, thirty years including Tales OF the sugar
House Prison in Liberty street The Yellow Fever IN
New York from l7g- TO Is2 Traditions and Anecdotes
ofthe war Of the Revolution &c &c obtained from the
actors IN the scenes by Grant ThoFbuFn, with portrait
Of Tie author from the hand Of our eminent engraveF
Gimbrede Of No. John street
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" GENERAL ConnirTrr-Thc attention ct
The members Of the General Committee is called to the
notice q Especial meeting which appears In another
column fsl attendance Is desirable II this meeting
a. business OF importance will DC presented for the
sdsrs,oa q the Committee
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Ainbnnn-llD DISTRICT.
nIr~ "a

Gorern0r-Martin 0nd) -,3 Terry Irregular Loco $50
billiard (Whg) zoe Cochran QLoco). coz
> wings elected Ia the House
MACON CO-Reporcd 500 maj for billiard
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kcusucky.--C ongreis.
Dist Wing Dist. Loco.
W RRyAN n NovNG. / Lynn Boyd no opp
NJ .GTo. 4 Mckcr IN Richard French.
vi. WM J. TnoNAssoN y. John ~ Tibbans
WIZ GsHRYrr DAVIS l2i maj.
Reelected. I'm place OF James stone. Loco.
These are not all certain. There was a report at
Cincinnati ON Friday morning that Garrct Davis
was beaten. but We DO not credit il.
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u Ginghams. TIN must splendid soet |" - s
O.. har. ever imported 10 his city are ~ Oe o.st
D'a'msu Poiine Coz. ,. Grad street, eorir'
THY have i8st received PEI receuf sfr.sAs, I'D
3D., sfesf AMI most fa-nonztr tyes 10 ne 2r,S y
%, nsftrrus exposed FOR In his c".nIi.
u wi-h O. boy lil syne dress Tor luz ID
d., vel ID cal a. s0l before tIe beet iiirfils arr
au.-5t- 90
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" The Wigs OF Philadelphia, it is said viii
run Hon Joseph r. Ingersoll for the Mayorality Of
that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-13

NORTH CARoII>A.-Caswell Co. gives Reid pre-
scni Loco Member loss. Mcmillan Whig. al6-
Lite doubt Of Reds election.
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~ To Mes-rs. Day IL Neweli.-Hsving teen %
sent time have within few days seen your CDR
ienge published The Tribune Aug. 5, 49,, II poPoss
that party rhal have possession Oi he L0s u MS
aOn for twelve hours more may be- agreed spon
&c, and the operators will be- allowed 10 pat The Lock 0fe
Their your presence and fast he door, nj -
they may be sated hat every lumber Il PLACED N ne
some position &c no 10 thea to be c,ei ap ior I.
Uy committee on any change which can be- inside ~ u'
key" SC. am Hing io meet you n ir trial Of Inc me-
rs 0f respective Locks Ll not lcsir0g that the ipn
er, 0f my Lock should bee marked End Inuiie cd A. ""
done by yyp IN former rsl, In which yOu jailed, w
meet Sou wlh variation Of your proposal DIt "h
Will be and safer If the merits Of oar Loek~
is necessary vary he proposition because our L0>s ~
entirely dieren mine containing he principle OF cohNli
non and permui ION that D. te numbers are nlnJrfei -
should Dee pat O-eisl Bank would do II ne LcA "w'
placed their door 10 prevent he maker or any Orf ~
son from locking Or opening o with ~" key Of me bhy
Oherw.ei h being double combination, y i sisfrpu.,
being made into entire LNck by The change :" 20
key without a change Of the umi.cr- therefore pfoY,
place tie pecflge LOCKS M ne hands 81 the anaO1
party iHelee hours for examination, neither Loek 70 =
marked any way mutiated each party shall pr -
Lock together before committee iO De chosen by ne ~
ties shall that addition alteration Is nsSer
the Lock BAT that DC the IN all respects ~ "wn ~
amned the Locks then 10 be hrmy and fairly secufeh AZ
placed in the hands Of The respective parties for " an
be held for any length Of Time you may choose prop
another mode Of testing he merits Of these Lock- ~
with the consent the Bans- where each have PLACED Loo
aud warranted Item, each party shalt permied 70 ~.
upon the Lock Of the other such length Of tine g ~
ie agreed upon, and b. t- mode there De- uniAfn
Dbl breaking bursting open DOORS forcing On -ef,"'
accomplish the Oh eel done former ncc4-'ob1
yourselves. il. &. JONES, Bank LOGS Manuiactin',,
aliJ lstf ~ No 10 Dreenst Newark, ~
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" young gentleman from the South. an agent
Of Csssius NJ Gays True Amotcas was advertised To
deliver lecture on Mr. clay enterprise at Syracuse on
Saturday evening last.
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NIsLos-The very beet specimen Of domestic ac'ing
il tia, of Mr. Henry Paeide in the popular piece Of Sc
crsr Service which is TO be acted al Nloos tonight
Brougham the excellent personater Of the boys OF the
Green Isle acts Tom Moore Miss Taylor plays Lou
ise aud the young dancers execute Pas de Deux IN
-ye not 70 be matched" by any other two danseuse,
IN the city
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THE WEEKLY TRrBvSE.-Thc weekly Tribune Of inis
week will be ready this afternoon and may be Obtained
from the News Boys the Deck in wrappers ready
for mailing.
Second Rdiuon will be published on Saturday m ~
Ing with the aes, news up the hour Of going to pres
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rpy Cr,.,ie,- CaI,an,c King. and "

tic fiuid.An eisei usraeai "a rriAii"A !" ,b,~~
h.. III -coyery win ~ found III hr-i page " -. -
various sDuross ,nifa'ions offered 10 hr P'of - ~
duty 10 inf0rin our citk-us iha; the ony pser . e,
% obla he genuine aTlcles . a. Or. Sn''" LIS
fg.Ioa- slssel, (sun bu..dns) ~
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~ In again calling ile aiieni ofile pnh!' 10 >c-ncA'
PImonic Syrup 10 10 with the greatest conhifuce ~
tIs med.cne Perhaps there msgcne ever ur'fo 70
fe community sustained by numerous aud fes'ciahrs
number Of crfttcus- A. ts. Mr. Schemes ha- gwen NJ
whole time for " pact o M. invest CATION r dstas'r
tie ung- and n mach labor and expense prrp'r'd s'"r
describing tie in-idOus encroachmrn- Ot Consuil'a
ali he attacks, which he very generously ours
the public grar. To- be- nad At It's Office No. Coarlsnis
q few doors below Broadway. aud Oirod
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Iudinna-Congresa

Iudinnu-' 0nFTtt
Dist Wing. Dist Loco.
~ sCurBB smru H.. Thomas J. HcRlfg
VII H. " McGUGHry. Ill Thomas Smith.
Reelected In place Of }. A. Wright, Loco.
ly- Reports that Robert Dale Owen Loco is
beaten in the Isl District but they not credited
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