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Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
pHfiADrLrrf.. July

PHrIADELrur,. July l0-P. "
The wife Of Lewis YOUNG Collector living IN
Christian q, Southwark cut her throat ss, night while
sbornc under n Of mental deranScment >he y 10;
expected % recover understand.
The Nayor this morning held 20 bail m 500 man
named Jovce who connected assault On enc ~ he
Police oiiccs while IN the discharge 81 duty last evening
Yesterday morning the Grand jury received a
communication from To- - ladies belonging % the r.
male Temucrsncc Union. asking IN What manner tnff
could confer with that body relative 70 toe crlnSln
houses thst although licensed by the Court have no Sc
comrpodafons Tor travellers The Jury replied that 'ney
should communicate in wrirns any Information oconns
upon the subject 80,
pi died suddenly in this city yesterday morning >nc
was very nearly one hundred years 3D. and On the day
previous 70 her death well a. usual
The Postage CHARGED on letters mailed here Tor
Boston i ten cents each TINS has gwen se 70 quite an
animated dscussi0n--some Of our people conienoin.
that he distance 204 miles while others >ay y y ony
eg6 Which j. the correct estimate lew day ,ince
paid ten cents postage on letter destined fof village
in Northern New iorN but the answer % % cost nae
only I'VE Il seems % me thar these dlscrepsncif, ~ @
be rcmedied by the Post Masters. ~ all events they
ought IA be. by somebody
Tie Stock market yesterday presented no mate
nal change from the previous day state - declined
Wilmington Railroad advanced p Mechanics "a. :.
FIRST Rofrf-s5OOO state = 73i. $500 do 81 >iVVV
DO 81. 80 Wilmington l6 n Memphis ~ '9 ~ Man
& Mech Bk 22. DO ~ 500 state ). 73t. 20 Farm.
Mech Bx Is. $500 Lehish o. lci5, IS 30 Wilmington
ISL: - Reading Ri -.
S,corf Board Wilmington Railroad l5i 100 10. Z. 8
w y l5i 100 do. s. Isl 1910 Wilmington Loan q
Mechanics Bank 2fi = do DO. d.. aii 1000 state,
5. > d. and inst 3 > Pennsylvania Bank 259i Edo DC.
$50. do DO 2slt. , fhiiad,. phis bank ). w y
lOe! 1900 Lehish .. - Is 300 City s., 81, lo'
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HAVE YeU FRIENDS ~ rHs COUNTRY l-Mer-
chants and others residing in the Cities Of Boston,
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, aud other CT.
ties could hardly perform more acceptable and
permanently useful service to their friends or rea
tives in the Country than by subscribing TOR the
Farmers Library and Monthly Journal Of Agrcal-
,ure. The work is beautifully got up. and will not
only prove itself valuable TO every one engaged IN
farming, bat will likewise be ornamental and inter.
esting The engrayngs are worth about the price
Of the work. Subscriptions are received in Boston
by Redding 4 Co, in Philadelphia b. Zieber K
Co., aud in Baltimore by Shurtz x Wild Price
IS per annum
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The most fastidous can now be accommodated
with Italian Marble Bathing Tubs at the Kncker-
booker Baths l0l Bswery, and at the low charge OF
one shilling for Warm Bath. We say to all fear
less of contradiction that il there is person doing
more good than another and one more deserving Of
patronage and good wishes of all classes of society
it is Mr. Gomper, the enerprising proprietor of the
above establishment. We wish to inform our friends
that the charge for bath is shilling every day
except Saturdays and Sundays and on those days
eighteen pence.
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HAIR ToSic-OLpgiDeE's BALM OF CoLuNBiA-To tLs
Bad and Gray; II you wish rich, .uxunant head Of hair
free from danfruf and scu do not tail procure he
me Balm Of Columbia, cold by Com-ocs Co. u Court
lsntsi In Of badness will tan exceed YOU
expectations. Many who had lOst heir bar lor ~ Years
have had y restored 70 Is original perfection by The
us balm Age -ate cDnc ion appear be Obstacles
wnaieyea II also causes the tud 10 dow win which The
cecsie hair tube = ed by which thousands hoss
heads were gray as the Assaic 81 have tad her
restored 10 Is color by tbs Invaluable remedy. IL
al csses Of fever. Il vi. be found he most pleasant
Tor the bead that ran ne used ew appcs ons only
the roots never falls 10 iupsr ch glossy Appearance
and perfume for The toilet 4 - ureoused. Sod on
AZ p Courland-, Also, Dr. Spohns ScA Headache Rem
ecy warrsnfe. 70 cure s1y Longys Great We.te
lndlan PanAcea Will any Of Asthma Dy spepss q
Cos,iyenese.
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" ldT tf nc ~tL~fs or TIE 1ii4'lfLt
provided fCr Tie Of man, while be j. endowed with
70 appreciate en and through The sgency II Ar,
and Science 10 neuiraze the evil and improve Tue good
which q presented 70 IA by the tsId u Nature. In
sandss sar-aparls, raer IN tie multitude Of u
has wrought The Of agony has relieved the JOY TIA,
IS blessed effect has impaired 10 distressed fren and
relatives, have eNem ptcaon Of The latter
Under The blessing of benign Providence, Il Las been
the Of eyug Thousands oea-es Of mall Scrc-
fgls, ErIpuons and he ho-t Of arising from dis
ordered condition Of The internal fluids.
Prepared aud sold. who.esale aud retail, by A B. 4 D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists % Fglton-sreet Se~-Y orS
Sold 27j Broadway II East Broadway and BY Drug
generally throughout the United States, Price 81 per
bolt.e. SIX 0oti.es for s.
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d.. WooDs sARsAFAsfLLs AID WILD tatbf -
rEEs.-A successful combination oftnose TWO neica
the SPANISH S.ssAPARiLLA and tie AMERICAS Will
~, now ior the fret tune offered 70 tie pronc % -
ers Of Dr. Wood Ires@ vegetable remedies a. - -,
0yed the highest repuie IN te medcA word ana e -.
~ OF Medicine, and al " ners 10 the Nedct AteI -
uniformly spoken II them with the h gbesi resfec "A
ndence. Tie one Tor It's eicscy diseases u Ie
.s otirr for rs great tonic power "itn nviHsD.s ~ -
Tor a.sy ag nervous Irritation snd exc.tsbiY, rs
celebrated. Ia DR.. Woods ssrssparl.a snd " ~ -.
Buffers hey are found sc-ng together WIN iefle1 -.
and SUGGEST, and forming BY their union ne"
I've aEd agreeable Tonic and Ap~neni hslciHr ~
Tor al diseases Of tie blood, stomach, and bafy
Be particular and az Tor Dr. WOODS sA'AP-'-
Wild Cherry BitieTs, and receive 10 OLef ~. oSx.,,
Agents-New.YCfk. DR.. Wm. H. Minor, iH pr $500
Geo. o. Gum, 81 Bieeckersi, T. VI. Ou,,s, -
D''S@'>"' JAMES -. "-', 70, ~ jrs- ls~ N
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s,eiy surrendered and the rest made of Those who
could wals were secured with rspes ard marched into
Rockville and lodged in the county jail. The wounded
were conveyed there IN a wagon BY last night eight
others had been secured and lodged IN the sl m their
companions The rest are probably refSken ere this -
some Of the negroes say that there i smother Of
thirty and others deny The sia'emeni They eiopci
on SATURDAY. last Inln
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70 pure, transparent. pale, yet radiant Niee,
Like 10 a lighted slahssfcr yAss''

ltiswell known thst goURAvps matches Haiisa fft
caied Soap viii produce all this oveliress and more tls
wonderful Soap viii cue Salt Rhcum, trrpes' Rig
worm scurvy BARRIERS Itch Pusples ard remove fum .
kin every vesre Of Tan. Freck e.. SaO~re- >inhir
Chaps Chaes. Reduces. Mo phew, SC. Ire dIl,u.s pos
lies prtse the formation of Drnk' or ban.h Oh % n Z.
ready fuimsd, Il mmsdaiely al'ays the snaft 80
from The stngs Of yensmOus insects ana nsanhf frlpe'
the swelling aud redne-s - the hand. aud fre Ilsf app
SIRE O fie sun-leaglng them DELIGHTFULLY."- cool 'frtl al
plant This delicious Soap 10 beautifully buo,an cas =
used n either hard saif wafer and exquisite ~ la
ng In fact lady gentleman ought % be "i'nti y
GoUR,uD's wonderful P0ude, >abfr' are cell Bro Cd ~
their Astonishing properties In in.arty and pe nie "
ernii-atur -upcrAuui- human hair OouRAuDs iiq.o -
g,fabls Rouge is rrh ant permanent csIau1u ave Tor 10
checks and p. OOURArDs Lhy Uhe Is an exec slt pc
paraton Tor sonen ng and whitening the sAn oOsseo'
Greciap Har Dye = pres-y epnr,i io co'f rfrf Or
tight hair a beauufll brown or black GSuRsUDs aeousr
D,oJs are well known too their astonishing ,ciucy ~ .
restoration II hearing 10 those rhO as uniununay sooi
ing under the aiiciion Of deafucss
Dr. FELIX GoUsAUUs only depot FOR ths ,e n bis cee
brsird compounds, Is nj 81 Uascrs,ecf trst sore o-
Broadway kemember-nOns genuine v purchased sss
where.
AcEsTs--7i Chcsnui-st Philadelphia Jo'isn. Mls-s
Boston Car eton Co. Lowell, Ives Salem, Duit Han
gor; Bliss, Sprin ged Green Go. Worcessfi byefs,
New Haven, Bull, Hartford T0us.y Rochester ekus
& Bull. Troy; Pierce, sianwin Hall Albany Noos
Lockpori. Sfous, Hudson; GRAY, POu.hAeepns Costa
Sng-sng; Heinilsh Lancaster, &c
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FROM MExIcO.-Rerolu,ion n TO5asco.-By the
Mexican schooner Atrevida Capt. Sanchez arrived yes
terday from Csmpeschy lean that revolution
broke out ~ Tsbasoo the 18th June which resulted
IN toe overthrow Of the constituted authorities and
ira system.
But few particulars have reached US; but from let
ter received BIZ highly respectable commercial house
here we learn that the garrison tobacco. headed by
General Martinez and Co.onels Mourero and Bruno de-
eared IN favor Of the Federal Government and for the
authorities that figured in 1884 with the exception Of
santa Ana who put down said system At that time
They ver. successful in the movement meeting with
liii.e opposition. The people remained quiet but
the commercial community dissatisfied with the
movement fearful Of Is consequences, and Of the Losses
they ght sustain.
The Arevda sailed from Campeschy the 2frh of
June. she brought news OF importance other than
the above y Orleans Picayune July 2
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KEEP CooL.-This is the advice give our friends
a, this Of the year Il be done in various
ways: by keeping your temper by walking the Bat
terry rambling in the country "oyer the hills and far
away" and better still by drinking Croton Water and
lemonade from Boardmsn & Harris BRITANNIA PIroH-
FRS See their advertisement
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~ THE MIRACLE .sD BLfssiNG ~ rHt Ast ~" wy
been Invented by A. Nespni Of Italy, for he permanent
cure Of all cufaneous erIpOns u the skin j. has re
used by thousands Of respectable nhstisp. srs
never failed In curing
Srurvy. Salt Rlcum, Fryspeis,
Pmpe- Hioirhe- Fr.eke-. Tan,
Chspped, Cracked. aud Tender s.n, .
IN fact any eruption dseas. II he skin rec irS ne
skin beautifully s1n smooih white and clear even boush
be At pfesei dark, brown ~ yellow. 10 such cns
he following 10 has cured when every remedy inefos slo
external, have been tTied In yaln VIZ.
ScsLDED, SORE OR scARRy HfsD, B,EDERs Urea, Sons
BEARD, sSD Old SORrs
In isci Il has already proved 10 many hs he Nc. 30
ceiy Of Paris predicted IA would blessing o 10 Ase
II s in fact Al ell powerful remedy made Do c0n'en'ss'
form Of beautiful Gale Of scented Soap. Que nsi :
prove h. virtues bat the public must be- very, YER csrrN
Ind the genuine Jones Soap. II Is counter eisi 70 y
directions Ask for Jones soap, and nhe ncf bs y
whore e-e IN his city, h % me sig1 - in1 Arsnsss
Eagle, 81 Chshan-sl Pncr ocens Mind he ~ aaH'
Der oryoo are chetiei', Of iSg fuioa-s' Bf0oAya
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rY@ THE METHODIST QUARTERLY REVIEW Tor
July has articles Southoys Life Of Cromwell; The
Living Ministry Sign of the Prophet Jonah Turner ON
Genesis; Eocuiion kdder's Brazil and Brownson's
Quarterly Review with nineteen Critical Notices of re-
cent publications We have only looked over the art
Gle ON Bown,on. in which Ore.es appears 10 be rather
roughly handled. especially with regard TO Calico The
condemnation at Rome of Gailco's doctrine OF the
revolution OF the Earth round the sun contrary
truth and Divine Scripture. is established by the Sem
tenoe of the nquston itself Unless this sentence is
forgery Mr. b is in quandary. Lane and Tppctt 200
Nulberry1
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| FROM TURNS IsLASp.-Cap,ain Putnam OF the
brig Caroline L. plait informs that the heavy rains
Grand hey during the month OF June had entirely de-
the prospect OF the sa pans for many months
come There was but little salt in market and that
held at salt hey had also suffered from rams but
| less than Grand hey. The markets were supplied
with American produce. A Bntlsh-American vessel
with general cargo OF produce had been wrecked on
| the Cayess.
| NAvAL.-Letiers received in the CITY. dated on
board the L. : ship Rsrian May ~ say thai the officers
and had enjoy ed excellent health their arrival
! ON the Brazil station There death on board
with complement, Of so men, Tor more than year
TRIAL OF CAPT. NooRHEXs-The testimony on
the second trial OF Capt voorhees,. before the Court
Martial sitting Washington brought close on
Tuesday and his request the accused allowed
I'll Friday next, II o'clock. 10 bring in his defence
and to have farther nme should be indispensable The
Court Will probably come 10 decision on saturday next
i-Y- Commander Frederick Eagle succeeds Com.
msnder James T. Gerry, relieved from command OF the
brig Somers.
EY- Capt w l.. Newcomb late of the bark Ex-
press lost since. in the Straits OF Magellan
her from this port 10 Valparaiso passen
ger the ship Mexican arrived this port last evening
nom Valparaiso.
rP' Mr. Porrs a Polk Elec.or the Oswego
Advertiser describes having sued for saying he
stole geese The defendant put IN pea OF Justification.
On the ground Of the ruth Of the charge and pro
cceding to make out his defence very clearly when
Pots out of court. on nonsult
-" The Philadelphia papers state that young
HARRINGTON boy i've years OF u daring IN the
,r,me lie jumps backwards from the third uer 10 the
stage Of the Archs,reet Theatre and turns osck
mersef as he falls.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Hon- Daniel Waldo of w or
ces,er was found dead his he'd bis residence, this
morning He was prcsen, last evening al meeting OF
the Directors Of the Worcester Bank OF which be was
President and returned usual in seeming good health
but when called this morning be was found dead
Bos- Jour 9Th
V-The Frederick Md Herald of June says
Our crops of Whcst and Rye are all o. and great
portion Of them already in the sack yard and NOW
The Harvest 10 heavy QUE and its BENEFITS Will &c i.
by every class Of our community.
RAIS.We learn from Capt Porter, who keeps
rain gusge ~ For, Pr,hle that 81 inches OF rain Eel Gg
ring the storm OF Wednesday and Thursday last which
continued about ~ hours Twoihirds OF this quantity
fell between the hours Of 10 and o'clock Thursday
Portland Advertiser.
r. PENNSYLVANIA AvENII-Afer The lapse o. |
a week. the laborers in Washington who struck for a
dollar instead OF eighty half cents day and
the ten hour system. have resumed their work The
poin, has been yielded aid they have the promise OF
the second.
= One Of Hazards Powder Mills. at Enfield |
wss blown up on Wednesday morning about O'Clock
Z il stated that loss his life The report
heard IN Hartford
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i've s,Dkw

~ Mr. Tyler has excused himselffr from comply
n viii the cal of the Portsmouth, Va Comm zee 70
deliver an eulo.y Gen. Jackson. livery wise son
cluslon.
~ Hon John Iceland of Amherst. Moss hs'
gwen 81 600 70 the American Board ot Foreign A''ios'
~ Ole Bull and the Bell Ringers were al Al
bany last nj ght Sig Antognin IL AZ Rochester
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EAST INDIA HAIR DYE--Ia.s a. beyond a doubt, one Of
the moe, remarkable chemca. discoveries of modern um@.
IL coors ire hair, and yet the perfectly safe from It's
influence Red grey hair viii become DARK brown or Jet
black, after one application Moreover great advantage
Possessed by ne East India Hair Dye hls- may be
pose Tins Dve.. prepared by Dr. Coms,ock himself, the
celebrated chemist whose text book Is used IN the best CO.
eyes hroug oui Great Britain and America sod only a.
:. CORTLAND 81 A-o. HAYS LinimerL warranted 10 cure
any case u Piles Coms0cks Extract Of sarspara, for
purifying The blood Nc Price DOLLY 81 cents Per bottle "
SIX bottles for 81 size Others charge - fr-s saw
ing Of ~ The lad vegetable Elixir and Li"men', war
ranied TO any Of Rheumsisn or Govt Dr. Nc
Mars Acoustic On certain for Deafness and al
plains Of the Ear Price 81 per task-sod only al Court
% nd street
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CAPTURL or THIKrr-OSE OF The RrsAwAY Ne
GEoEs- We earn that yesterday morning. about :
o'clock gan. Of thirty Of these negroes dis
covered the Frederick road, about fourth Of mile
beyond Rockville. Soon after the alarm given the
sheriff Of the county accompanied BY posse Of citizens
Of that village started IN pursuit. and came within sight Of
them near Gshersville, ELK miles from Rockville. The
then left the turnpike striking into the woods
and were followed closely by Capt Jackson and six
who. With the rest Of the citizens were al mounted
The main body Of the pursuers under The Sheriff posted
themselves where i thou sh, the negroes would
again enter the road. They however made their appear
IN large hed, fourth Of mile from where they
had entered the woods and came 20 stand. Capt Jack
sOn and his companions soon reached them. and called
them surrenker which they refused 10 do and
closing their ranks. commenced swapping pisrolsjwith
which many them armed their pursuers ind
that their re could not be discharged they
menced an assault with stones and bludgeons, when
Jackson fred and wounded slightly. Tbs whole body
hen .etreaed swamp the other side Of the feld
Soon Afterwards the main body Of the citizens joined
their companions and. charging into the swamp cred 4
voley on the runaways which wounded eight-four &C.
nously, and one dangerously. Twspythles immsd4
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BALDSFsS-B,seY's TRlcoPH,Rou Gentlemen vAcss
hair has become tim fallen If from Natural csor,
he Effects 4 fever or other dsease, VIA nay ~
termed constitutional pedsrosou 70 Dsldne,s, VI D. 10
use u 'Ais compound, hsye their lair entirely ssp
Price 81 cents per bottle. Sold by A. G Berry, ar J,
hair, li5 br0adDay A. r. Sands Co. l3 hr sfr y 20
- Fulton street.; J. Meskm, 5ll BfOadwayi A.c'n
"A >prny street Dr. nd-ay, b Kin sTen1r. ' fyofs
~ Hu1.On street; J. w. smith, cOf8~r " ft-Dh -
Cranberry streets, Brooklyn = need, cor - - ~ %
Saratoga streets, Bs fimore w. Brs'ol, Juc.,
+. Reeves, - Brauis Squsr- Boston Dr. 4 D. Vsaos,
Rochester, Il. l. Watkins A Co, corner u Wa'sr 81
G.. .i-ees Noble Surge. Chile, Race, "se'0's~
iylO zecd
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Court Cnleudar-THis DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos = T. 81 30 TO 100 inclesiye,
COMMON PLEAS. Part Nos. % ~. 70, g, loo
100 lO4. lO6 lOs no ll2 ia. 10 lls 100 l22 l26
N-Pst 2-Superior Court Room. Nos So o3 90 %,
o. % lOl lQ3. los. u
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NiBLOs GsKDESLa-i nl his Of the Acrobat Family and
the Seven Cises.The Acrobat troupe appear IN aiel
pha Monday next. mat those who have this
surprising company should vs the Gardn tonight As
Mrs MOwau positively appears on Monday The Seven Cas-
ties OF the Passions VIII positively he wlihdrd~n after To-
morrow night Tie Garden has been crowded nighs the
hole week aud tonight anticipate another overflow
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these determinations
nr I.ardn,.rA Iecfnres.

The Sixth Number If this truly valuable Work viii be
published on Saturday the 10Th instant This number
contains the conclusion Of the Lecture RADIATION OF
HEAT: The Lecture on MrrEoRIo SroSEs and SHOOT
SG srARsihis is very interesting article The next
Lecture in This number is On The EARTH and o.
ts PORN Observation-Disclosures Orbt-Moton o.
Light-Earihs diurnal Moton-nequalities of Day and
Night cight-Maskelyne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Do-Tbe seasons-CsIoric Effect OF the Suns Rays
Why the ongest the hottest dayWhythc shortest
/, no, the coldcst-Hotiest season takes place when
Sun is fhcs, from the Esrth-Sphcroidsl Form proved
by theory and observation The next Lecture is Lu
MAR INFLUENCES, and treats Of the Red Noon-Sup-
posed Effect Of the Moon the Movement Of Sap in
Pants-Preudice respecting the time for Telling Tim
ber-Extent of this Prejudice-Respcc,ing Effects on
Gran-on Wine-on the Conplexion-On Pu'reisc-
top-On Wounds-On the Size of Oysters and Shell
Fsb-On the Marrow of Animas-On the Weight Of the
Human Body-On the time Of births-On the Matching
Of Egcs-On Human Maades-On lnsani;y--On Fe-
vers-On Epidemics-Case Of Nallisnicri-Oi Bacon
On Cutsneous Diseases, Commissions. Paralysis. Epiep
~ &C &c. &c This is curious ard extremely inte-
resting Lecture and is well worth the price OF the whole
number The concluding Lecture Is on the PHYSICAL
CONSTITUTION COMETS, and explains their Orbituiar
Mo,ion-Their Number-Ther Light-Thcory of Her
schel-Consti,uton Of Comets-Nebulosity-
.Comots of 1911, 1880 1862, INA, le43 lsi4.
Price % Cents Back Numbers may still be obtained
~ The Seventh Number will be published on or
before the first day OF August and will contain the Lee
tures on Thunder Storms-The Lsttudcs and Longi-
udes-Theory of Coors-The Visible sisrs-Ws,er
Spouts and Whrlwinds.
The whole work will be compile ted in fourteen Mum
bers and will form very large and beautiful octave
volumes The work be obtained Of any City OF
Country bookseller.
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- The Wheeling Times Of Monday says
We are indebted 70 the kindness Of Postmaster Tor
slip containing the information that very severe are
has occurred IN Indianapolis Ia OneihiTd OF the CITY
stated 10 be in ruins and the poet Office, and many 81
the public buildings, were saved with d.r,cu!iy
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~ WHITE, RED. GREY OK Lfcnr liais male 70 v'o~
dafk fnr and for the small II thIes sh ofs
How many hundreds there Ia his city J aays Tied
aud proved ibis by r moderate yrrs Of Jonef Cnrs hsi'
Restorative. II = excellent thing, and q vsuaa 90
10 possess is.e qualiss force the hair grow sop 70
ling %, scurf Or dandr an1 make gf rel or grsJ
hair dark son, tne and silky II dresses ne hs
beautiful Sold al shnss bottle, at q. tnahsin .rssi
JlI BroaGvay 2fsoe
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" The American Museum stands uunyalled place
Of popular resort kvery thing connected with this immense
establishment on The most perfect scale and Will Of se
repay person richly in visiting In add ton the perform
ances IN the Lecture Room unsurpassed See TIE bills
OF lie day
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~ In this Free Country we o~n DO 80. .sssl
except The LADIES' God bess ten, and every H. "a a.
have one VI tn NJ So say he papers 70 say b.se
ings Coo Arnma'ic Funigai every nan Al
box for pertaining rooms purifying ~ az To- 10 10
Unglsasaut ocOrs, &C. kc they uAeq ir-df
have not sready supplied iL~rnsey-s With ihs - rs
ssry article should Do Pnce only ia q.
%. ,li Broadway. (2p) ~.
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ForRrrty DlrrtaEsr CaAsAcrrRs.-Mr wlnchell a.

FOCRTFEN UlFFtRLNT IHAkAl TEks.-Mfs " lucncTI n
Pesie- Museum plays his wonderful new piece OF JOD
Search EN- out" but nights more, and what wh
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