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EXCHANGE CONCERT RoON,

'UNls EVENING, NOVEL ELEGANT and FAsuIoNs
II BILE PERFORMANCES, by the Misses KILMIsTR ron
Europe VINO VIII sustain variety or ehNaeter sing The
aHghahe songs and eiesue tie brilliant and
also grand celtic entertainment by unrvaed scotch pn
WAITE FERGUSON, who will exhibit soul spr arJ ~,
shan eeei OF the most powerful waTppe the ancient arI H.
whso in'rodue" the Union Baepipe their eharsere a
ference ana procure the most eomieal effect
-
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NOTICE.

A meeting of the President and Directors
OF inc hehmond ffedcrieksburE and Potomac Raj Road
ted: ''e ''u''" wa an1p-
"e'sa Iha ten dollars called in on In. new
stock IN conformity with instruetons Of the
h'e dollars OF the amount U be paid the 81 Of
lars on the first OF Oct next '' ''
true copy from the minutes.
lie 10 4, 40 a. ,c,,,,,,o
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TO PHYSICIANS ann TEACUERS.

I'm account Of delicate health which renders
- me incapable Of pnesnE Medicine sale my 70.
-1snse "u'ted On New Town King Queen County The Inn
plveHc CORD dwelling house farty M bres Az n
t"y hRh and contain % rooms passage ana pofctes and
Two I'on' ~ ths barfm'n l the yard and garden hand
soucly laid on with s and neatly nelo,d win psu me 81,
good and shesn here are 20 n
ana 20 high sae n improvement Also l35 shot de-
nce on watch Affords atunftncr situations r
~ as many Inducements 10 Physician Teacher or Pc
male semtnay The nGrhbJ fhood lr tssed AM
ll''hsr Information ~ addfesiinr Dr. WIN n L ~
rev Town Post once, King Queen County Terus aesonr D.
Angus, n rluirsd.
10 Q6--wGw .-,,s t, 1000.
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TO bradley =. GIOVer.
IINAkE NOTICE. ihat shaM. ON tho 2ath dn,

o. AuEus 1876 AZ the Tavern n Peter Foster Cumer
ant CouH hous between t1e hours - ~ and
y haEe The dfo9boHs of sas Bysnt and oers b.
a. evidence IN fu pcuing the Circuit Superior Court n
law end CO nev f0 Bnctnam county. which plaintiff
and ard others defendants ifth mid dispositions
nseu on thai day hey vii be aiken on The between The
houts and Al The pace
John ?. WOuDsOH. Adminiuntot
Ro-Nfw " Phinoas @. Wright. deed.
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NOTICE.
W. ISE.
WILMINGTON, llth June, 1876.

NOTICE.
WILMINGTON, llih June, 1916.
I>HE appointment of Engineer ana Superin-
endahi for the Wimr and RScgh broad Ian rae,.
OF mehee s~ ESQ resigned VII be dunng the hr
IN July merit Appl cations fer AIMED Win
enees will he received uLil Apply to
EDWD Is. DUDLEY, Pf.S't
Dr Baltimore American and rPhlldeplral a. st,e, C,,
will please copy. b. I,-,,,.Irt,
LIE.-IOOO lbs. Of superior Glue Iigh and dark stt,b
for Cabinet Makers Bookbndcrs which the ,ub.crbat
offers n ~ terms
le25 p IouNSToN n.,z.f,
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BOYS ORPHAN ASYLUM

lS society Is about to go into operation
Inc board OF Managers have the subsetse In m
eet the respective subscriptions Persons who h.xs
~u osre BY calling at the Counting ofFRY co
le 29-Iw
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SUMMER CLOTHING,

L UST received at FASHIONS Head Quarters -
~ fresh invoice among which me some mar,
OF those beautiful Black Cashmere also oI rich Yeats Of
enbd silk various styles OF Marees Satin ar.
assortment Of and hionable
white and fancy dns fancy and evoy
other material suitable
Shirts CoIa Bosoms, IIdkfs Cloves suspenders Ee IN ends
variety. T. H. SPENCE
Fashions Head Quarters,
IS No Ma
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" We invite public attention the I'd No. Of " A
TnP to the Coal Mines, in this mornings paper. The
importance Of efficient protective duty the preserya-
ton Of that great interest Is fofehIy demonsnted
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u The AleXandris Gazette Of Wednesday says-"Our
information from the Poomac region Of Virginia is, that
though the Wheat has partially suffered some instances
from the late bad weather, the crop, upon the whole will
be tolerably fair The Northern Neck has posi-
bly, suffered most"
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MARRIED..


On Thunday. 25'h May last by the Rev. R. Micbasls,
W. PArsioE H. BUrLER to Mss ASS T., CArLS, all Of
this city.
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The little Misses KiImste, whose performance is IN
doubtedy good, will give their last entertainment this even
ing. at the Concert Room. They deserve good House
Admuunce only 25 cts.
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Rumors from Washingtou

Letters from Washington again with approaching
changes IN the Cabinet, and in the Diplomatic corps Mr.
Buchanan, it is said will certainly retire shortly from the
State Department, and 60 the bench OF the Supreme
Court! and the general impress seems TO be thai he will
be succeeded by Attorney General Mason who IN turn
will be succeeded by Robert RaaIoa Jr, Of Boston, or
John NJ Read of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Bancroft again told is to leave the Navy
Department; and MFR. King, Minister to France and
Mr. Sdel late Minister Mexico are chiefly spoken of
as his Mr.. Bancroft will probably ssp into Mr.
Kings vacant slippers.
Mr.. McLane Is about resign his post as Minister TO
Great Britain and psssaHt, have been not 4 Little
surprised it confidently stated that in his late des
patches he took decided ground against the acceptance
the British proposition the Oregon question We are
in5isposed, however, believe the statement and shall
not do until more accurately informed Among those
designated by Rumor the Of Mr. McIlne are
Mr. Stevenson OF this city Mr. Gilmore OF South Carona
and Robert Dale OHsH, Jr., Of Indiana.
" The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Commercial gives the following piece Of information
from the Chairman Of the Finance Committee IN the Sem
Mr. Lewis declared the other day in conversation
that e appropriations OF this Congress- for objects uneon-
neced with the Mexican war would reach an aggregate
Of between forty and fifty millions Of dollars which, add.
ed 10 the estimated expense VI the war would make an
expenditure for the year. be provided for Of from
sixty three TO sovontyh three millions With such en- eS-
Pendure the deficiency will fall short Of thirty mil
lions.
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Virginin Volunteers.

In remarks yesterday the bacAwardness display.
ed in Virginia in complying with the requ.stion Of
General Government for Volunteers for MoseO We mad
verieny and very much regret did Injustice TO one
OF the efficient Of City companies. We refer To
the handsome company Of "RIcH2oSD GEAYs" command.
ed BY Capt RoBERT c. ScoTT, IT, which some weeks ago
rendered its services the Governor and which is ready
to march the action whenever its services shall
be required 1t affords great pleasure to make this cor
rectun.
The weston Sentinel" published in Lewis county.
THE rst number Of which received Wednesday even
ing0 informs that company OF volunteers in Tyler
county has reported itself ready Tor service Il com
manded by Capt Vannoy, old veteran who served mi
itary tour at Norfolk during the last war.
II Alexander H. Everett, Esq. Minister to China ac-
eOmpanled by mis- lady, sailed from New OK last Monday
in the ship Cohota, for Canton. -Four Missionaries with
their ladies, and Chinese Convert also passengers
10 The New York papers discussing the propriey
OF changing the OF that state The Convention now
IN session. is urged 10 take cognzance the subject
Some OF them propose Oaf0Jio, aud others Niagara as
more suitable aDpeliaton for he Ernpirs
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PFC ssSSs
HlIRaz!1z|}l'DT
Coaatry Collector for the WING in
VIRGINIA.

Mr.. Baslis Davis tho North side OF James
River, and Mr.. George A. Wright on the South
pdc. and such agents only as they may appoint.
and Mr.. VIM. Whitaker in the county of Kama.
wha and its vicinity, are the authorized collectors
for the Wing in Virginia.
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CONCORD ACADEMY-


ITNHE next session of this Institution will COM
u mehee the hu Of July which NJ students
having completed their Academic Will
oihSrs The Of Ianguases and
Sciences generally The Latin aud Greek Languages Mac
mates taught by the Principal person.
The French spanish Languages are taught by Isl
dore Gue native Of Paris and experienced and
cord Academy Caroline county Va, Will prompt
p. w. COLEMAN, Principal
Rryrprvors-IIon John Mason. Attorney General Dr. I'd
seot Speaker Of the Senate Of Va ThomaJ Randolph Abc
marie Dr Anissad Cook Norfolk; WIN Tiyio' Airy
Hon James Seldom " G. Dr. Thomas Newton Nofok Cot
WIN T. Johnson, Petersburg VIM H. Hanison. Bnndon CaS
Robeum Hunter 81 O. re Rev Nicholas Cobbs D. u, Aabs
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama Richard Baylor, Es
WIN A. Gibbons Esq Jersey sispafd Esq Rich
mond Can BERNARD Peyton Richmond VIM NJ Iiarson Esq,
Richmond Hon Thomas u. Bayiey ". g.
'Geptemon who either had preenthavt
wards at this Institution. je26-eGt
CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.
" T. have for sale two hundred acres Of Land,
w psrof the tact owned By WIN Hancock AMI adjoining the
Those wishing purchase are requested TO call on NJ w. Haa
cock who resides the place and Will shew The land clear
title wl be made For terms sggly % Geo p Gsgsgo
Hay, HAY 500 bales Of Northern nayof superior quail
js 90 ''''''' - Jas. vrsugrs SONS
HOYT'S OFFICE. Lottery draws in tho EN-
change chi. evening At Soeoes-Capitai $1,000 Tickets
Certiase,es o. pseEsSs. d IS whole Tietss sig 70
| DO. IS
ssIe' eIOso at oeoet Por prres, sppy early
HOYT-s OFFICE,
ie 20 No 1Erchangc.
! NJ ANAGER'S OFFICE.-D. PAINE 4 Go.
w for this BvsnnrssOoo 9oOO 1900 1909 70 NJ 900 &C
~ Nos ffrawn Tiese -. Also the Dollar Loterys3OOO
&c. Is Me- ~ drawn.
Drawn Nos o. Gfand Consolidated Lottery Is
"a 25 ~ 81 60 "a 50 81 % 60 40
Ticket Nos IS o. 7o-si5O0 coll and paid
Drawn Nos. Of Pokonoke 1917
| 81 ~ l6 IL 80 a. 20 81 SO so Is
DuuIne o Delaware, tfs.
IL rs 20 Sc 20 % a. IS "a So rs N "a So
Tietst Noe ~ ~ Co. ~ 20 IS, ~ 81 Ssh psd
| BIZ PURCELL.
Drsvn Nos ~ Pekouote Lottery, Class ist
60 ~ 40 % 60 Sc Al ~ "a so rs
WHO'S Tiekst ~ $1,000 country
/ eorrsspondenu, and WIN be paid when presented.
Hall Ticket Nos 81
Ticket Nos 2o -
/ Boh soid and paid BY PURCELL
Dawn Nos n Delaware Class tfai
| 10 ~ ~ &C 10 &c 90 75 - 81 20
OEn BARRELS Washington Lime Of su-
AOO psnor quality, landing sebr Susan ard fof BY
| hq6 RANKIN = wHrTLOCK.
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IN CHANCERY-Ip Powbo,sn Ci,cn,, r,
Nay The ~, isfG
Bsnimin Watkins


aUstru "'
Milton huinssn, WIN waikins WIN w A,siD.,r p,.s,,,
~ Hsns1n Ino Watkins Jno WatkIna and Henry ~ W,t
stns md joa Wren admir- q Til, us,ry,, 49, -, - 4,
n nc hawn Hoiufn aino % non NJ ssh mo Hst
n. % 20 fsei . klett eT7f u Tto slbeu deed WIN
a. W wv ~ i"' 'i'ffyHAn aeceaf
n, a. .....-- tsns.
-, ,s ''n q us plaintiff ~ e0unse and ua ssfsndsst ri
l " Nlhs1n ms Laynr ertfrI apfssfanee and 80,
80 a,s'f'nF ne Asi n hsnby anf the Rolls n mi.
- ~ y .Py'anng " ne stsstDn The Co-ir that b. I,
'h ahlti pfth Commonwealth. 10 sofds red ~ ~ go
W ,aa de'snd'f Richard w AubsHn d. appear befs ~
VT PaniH bh ~ of before Term of bi- Cou,
WV coy ~ ihs order b. forthwith nsersf IN sor. -,
guo,h,a - ~ Cry q Rshtassd sod sonsass n, ,.o
g., S spfeB sed na snothsr snpy Dos,sd % ., n.
"o' ooor o. Toe Couu Houss Of this COUNTY
go. Copy. Tesia
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I'VE. IIuEI-g5S casks of hen Tboua.ton Lame and
y ING from csseL Fof ale W
Js95 JAS FISHERS SONS
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CONCERT.

- s. STEVENS respectfully informs the citi-
49, Ecns OF Richmond that he VIII Vocal MI
sc with his Class Of Children, FRIDAY night goth instant at
~ O'Clock in Rev. Mr. Sties's Church.
Tickets I2t be Music Stores and
Al the doof. Je 25-2ts
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

A NEGRO GIRL named CAROLINE has
IN been frauduny and candesnely Tn1vtd from The
y of Hanover - This city end nioed has beon sod ana s
viii reward fof her apprehension
abd delivery snd hereby forbid sH gsrsoas 70 purehss
harbour hsf. ROBERT WADE, Guardian
b 2e-dNs ~ Robert ~. Philips
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FOR GEyTLEuEN

USI RlNED.-Ihe subscriber has inst
received lot q FRENCH CALF SKINS for The p,.Srss
w. '.hemfns b'r and SHOES AsHs very son and Isht
" I'll nats very peaiant Boot Shoe sumner vesr
ALEX HfLL
hapuiaclufeTand dalef IN Boots Shoes,
Tfunss, Carpet Bars, Ys.isces a..
MACGHDY'S MON. SLIPS, at aI per paIr.-
The sbebsf has Ius supply Or nCordys
81 psfpsr je26 hLRX mil
nSGLER FOR HlRE.-For hire Tor the ba-
- ane" n this ysaf Negro Nan whY can be eor,rrf
"a pc. fas p1t'f hpPytD HODGES a PULLTAM
~ ~ Oice-Beu Tavern.
RtSGh AND IIAHNESs EOH sAII.-We t,y. 15,
- r7' pflyasy hrr hand Burry and fs,ps..
"ae' n ms ev, anI has been Cd uue Any rsnts ssh
inE 10 Yltba-- would % we'll % TALON
~ HDDGEs PUfIIAs
- 90 Ohicc-Bsn Tavern.
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HpDN
Hnnr - schr JUtis W. portion u h.
cngd, wnhave quick dispatch Por hoiaht q remane
apply 10 on board 10 Dock
sm RAEKIN wHuLoCK.
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& LNOR BOSTON The fine Schr SARAH
49, ~ Ppavos waus having N, re,tcr portion
her eafrS grius hive immediate
es n bauols q Fiou eoplct9 sppy
board In Dock, or 70
ICES RANKIN wHITLoCK.
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N o TIC f. s .

W Nottcc.-The Ladies Of Ccllege Church in Prime.
sm hpd FAIR, at the oo.. ON s,u,., M ~
po 70 DC opened at O'Clock. A. NJ Ths public ar. &c,
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uen'iemen DESTROYS Of contributing To the sun
OF Ute Music OF the Square by appyiux Tn Mr. g.
,e.vs A W. ,aeSo VIII, are authorized by to
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ritY inlsilise,se


BoAAp OF EpccAfios.--Ths Board meets this evening
In the Assistant Aidsrnsns chamber B.s,Dee. Of d.
pertaDcs IN rslstonto change Of the 'cAeel hws,h
srrAaseAr LAurcH.-Ths steamer Palmetto win be
launched this forenoon at 10 o'clock from the yard Of
wm Brown 70 I o. Twelfth street. East River She
about 900 tons burthsn She will probababiy 60 the
route between New Orleans and Texas.
Tax Sc nsosr. Csrscrsr-It viii B: rsmembsrsd that
violation. BY her owners, Of the laws Of the United
States noticed in the Herald The case was called
up yesterday In the United States District Court and
Judge Belts granted decree Of condemnation, which
directs her to be ssd and such part Of the Procesds Of
Piled to the payment Of :eamsns wages Gc after which
the balance ito be applied in discharge Of the penalty
CowHDISo ExTAonDNARr.-Two gentlemen Of the
IN
Justify on the back OF the ether appear! that the
cowhdsd had become ensmored Of the wife Of the cow
hidss and had away with her He was tracked,
however, by the injured husband and his return to
this city. company Of whtswashers bootolacks. and
Of necessity, he proceeded to administer summary
justice to the gay Lo'h.ri. The blooming but or
not 5: aaa 70 Ss
liese lord but accompanied her injured cowhided
friend 70 his douicl Verify, cowhiding 10 becoming
quite fashionable in this goodly city.
vALx': LEcruaE ON AsraoSoMr.- Mr.. Q. Vale will
give Lecture on a.sroLs%y. illustrated By his large
globe and sphere, at the Society Library, tomorrow
evening. MI. Vale 10 q very scientific astronomer.
busn Will denver lecture THIS evening"
the scsntinc character of EN- swedsnborg 10 the Chap
81 OF the Unvsrsity, on Warrington Square
TaINrrv CHuRcH.-We learn that the Reverend Mr..
Southland was. on Monday elected Rector Of the New
Trinity Church.
SALE or PEws IN GRAcR CHURcH.-A fortnight ago
yesterday, large number Of the psws in the Grace
Church. 10 Broadway the Of Tenth street were
sold at auction. The remainder were sold yesterday.
We have the whole account OF sales, giving the
original vsiuston the premium and the name Of the Eu
the pews disposed Of follows There are 2i2
pews in the house, upon each Of which IL placed
tain valuation ranging from $3.50 down to $40. Tho
buyers bid choice Of Of the unsold pews
and addition the Hrst cost, annual assessment Of
eight per cent will be made, a. pew rent, beside
which, charge Of from eight to twenty five dollars,
cording to size, is made Tor the pew furniture. The
two-thrds ofths original purchase money, and to such
purchase psws in the new church, the amount will he
received in part payment
The bidding was quite spirited The first bid was one
hundred dollars the first choice This was in . short
time raised three hundred, when the pews sold
In H. ollru ,;uoo rIor
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Superior Court.


FrB l0.-Lucca Psimieri Frederick Schuchardt, ct
asThs verdict in this canse, which reported yes
terday, given in favor of the plaintiff for $27o A.
action of respass for injuries sustained by the plaintiff
under the following circumstances sit appears, that
and
from second story Of the window Of the defendants
premises, upon his person The plaintiff IL carpenter
by trade and his way to his work At the time Of
his receiving this injury and that in consequence he
has been unable 10 work as b: used to DO and in
state Of indifferent health. For the defence, IL 10
tended that at the time Of his passing these premises
down. and also appeared in evidence that plaintiff
admitted that was his FAULT that being in hurry
he thought be might escape the fall Of the carpet 30
The defs nd ant 10 uphostrrsr and the stairs being
very narrow he was compelled to throw this carpet our
Of the window as the only means by which he could
in the misfortune Of the plaintiff procured for him
geon and medical attendance and In every way exsred
hl@ssfo alleviate the dissssses Of the plnintf The
court with verdict Of s7os damages and six cents costs
in favor Of the plaintiff.
John King vs. Daniel Hemyssesd and John +. Kse-
i-The jury in this case trepo ted yestsrday) were
unable to .sr,s and dE:S1 ns
roti, sreeutovs If Snih Hsrreu, deceased, Edgor
Hsrrion.-This Yves . suit brought to recover the
lsi for three year. the money was sdvsncsd on the
10Th September and the bond was recorded on the I'd
November Of the same year: tn" money wa; loaned
wa: s.o o'i IN oss 81 S: osn being %sas
which no interest allowed and which In connection
with other circumstances usurous interest was set up
This case Is really one Of complex character and
The chief point at issue a. TO the variance time and
the usury insisted upon This will doubt occupy
csmpSeii MscIsr, and :. B. Cutting Esqs for piain.
ths A. L. Brown and ~ B. Blunt Esqs, for defendants
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Whole receipts from sale Of pews, Sos Ala.
Thus, We sea that while stocks in Wall street have
fallen about five per lately the Grace church pews
selling nearly twenty per cent above the as
sessed price, This may be said to exhibit how much
above par the religious feeling city IT, at present
Not 30 bad business building churches, at this rate.
CoRoRER's OrvIcE.-FrB. l0.-Suddsn Deafh-The
Coroner held inquest at tie City Hospital yesterday
the body Of Elizabeth Robsn born In France, sixty-
three years Of age who resided at 50 Chatham street Il
appears this old lady going to Chatham Market to
purchase oysters and walking down Catharine
street, she denly Tell the idewalk and was
moved to the City Hospital, where she died. Verdict
from apoplexy.
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rertn f,cts winch have directed psicu-
ry 10 valuable preraraon known a. Hunts L,n.meat
Hshnuid not he rl,ctd IN the The various
heslll, which pace hefre s pabc and ensa' ting
too freque liy from bcure Individuals hose only
% get ~ a,ey The Inament il prepOrsd by Mr. SenEs e
Stmou the poduassr st SinsSns, and has enrttu ne
spthen,ie It'd ,h ND scrup: seeoad our sss' - 40
sorsns bruises 10 the face tooth sth conlse IONS OF
the ma,cl aud even I, ssessed srioe wns.e 's s w.
vt,by ensusi 10 this ease the child h.e been ~
esisv was removsd and I psrfscs cure hsay Effected
II BE- obtsiusa = ushtoa Co., sns al the Pn,cipsl
drug 10 ths esty ncssy, rhsips ~ w" ""~S~s
sgenrs. tts Wafer street.
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small Pox generally bexins win Ianguor,

HmAIt FOX 8sherhIIy Ue8tHs WIth Ihhguof,
chiiness and vompg Of throat great
thirst, and many other unpleasant compls,nts
WROHTS Indian Vegetable Pills will be found the
best msdc4e 10 the world fer the of Sa Por because
they cleanse the bod from those poisonous which
the ony OF Small Pox aid other eupve comp
bat every nal 10y incident To man From three said
Indian Vegetable Pills taken night going bed will
short tme mot only make Of the
complaint but the blood and other sds will
ed TO such state parity utteyprev inf
the eyes, consumption snd other ncursbe complaints which
usually follow an imperfect cure Of the Small Pnx
Said Indian Vegetable Pills so AID and prove digestion
and therefore give health aed vgor to the whole frame we'll
as drive disease OF everv kind from the body
IL should ao be remembered that man ky the pams Of
VIM NJ Spear who .rs medicine, ru rporog be Iod,an
Pis, at the OF Rec aud Front Pm lad ,phta
not an sget Of NIUE neither guarantee genuine any
that he has FOR sls.
The OILY security .gsnst imposition IL to purchase from
PEOPLE OF unblem shed ,hsc Office and General
Dept, No. $50 Kace street, Philldelphi,
WILLIAM WRIGHT.
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sapsaT, either OF 'hsm SEPARATELY sad aohs strong
enough to seize upon and hold the sceptre of the eli
~ government. They make too many promises &c
start with--they break their necks in the first six
months OF the year.
Ia this position Of things We gather hopes
hopes that now reform may be Effected
that those who are capable and willing TO
serve the city faithfully, and remedy the crying
grievances under which we labor, by doing theirdu-
ty independently Of party, may now step forward,
and through the broken phalanxes of the political
combatants do that which the predominating clign<s
have never yet done, VIZ: serve their country, and
not themselves.
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Comsnon Pleas.

Before Judge UIshotntr
Lsuiss Bsuiding W. Henry Bisek-vsrdct for PLAIN
tiG
L<isns vs.. Sho,sssl-Plaintin non suitsd
Myrss n DsAsm Tmofhy H. Msin.-rhs was an
action for SANDER The SANDER that the
called the plaintiff thief "chsrgsd him with having
stolen SO and with having committed perjury trial
in the ltn and Oh ward courts before Justice Sterling
The was not concluded when the court adjourned
Before Judge fngraham.
Csehrsw W. LsesmPss, 1t sL-vsrdict for defendant
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Important from Washington.

We refer our readers the important intelligence
which We publish under the postscript head IN this
days paper. Affairs in Washington seem to be
reaching crisis in every point OF view Our cor
lesponderce will continue 10 be found particularly
full and accurates
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Foreign News.

The steamer Massachusetts is now hourly looked
for. She viii bring about two weeks la ter lnelli-
gence, Of the hghes, interest.
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