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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

AskiNs LBBys Linz Of Packets. between Richmond and
~ oeans val dominance tser regular september
ana ~hl be composed Of the following ve>.-s
nAfane bAcHELoR- Capt HrsAs Hosros,
bns OhI.RANs, Capt VIZ. sxrru
Bns JOSEPHINE C,nt Ia. Ro.,....
One Of the above pae. ,x.rx
a"h We can, wnh confidence
the public they sIpre tad. and vii n,,
SOW A. any other by steady and Dis
es' nen Of long experience trade passage
nAvnt very superior Accommodation both
Pa->'nsc" Apply 70 J. FISHER a sON or
HAsKINs LIBBY.
An freight from the country abov. vr~-.l. viii b.
and forwarded By charging resua dy.se
ia -. o.
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New and Rich style. of Tea and Dinner

Usr opened China few se Of entirely new and rich
es OF Tea and Dinner Services attention OF
ePHole invited Lkewe parer,. OF Fo~ns Bin, ,nd
o1e servees-snd White Granite Of
prices cslst No. ~ China Hall West Main Street
-
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

WE Franklin Manufacturing Company Al their
rAFER MILL near the Depot Of the Railroad good
assortment OF extra superhne, nns and
nai cap papers ruled and PLAIN.
wrapping papers Of lowest wholesale
10 Nhfh they invite pubic that in quay and
the manufacture will bear
OF any Northern Factory They prepared for
any description % that their NAV
reqre Merchants requested to call AT IN. Pa,
Mil and eIamine themselves. ~ =. ~
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ISFIRMARY OF THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL C0LLEGE.

TUNBs institution founded Opera
IL ton in the College Edhes Spacious AMI well arranged
wards the different classes OF patients There
pnvate OF special
All requiring medical aid except the
and those aborng under will be admitted
insti utioE.
The for board medical attendance surgical
medicines every very
being only dollars week eolored patients dol
for white
The Medical and
Of the College prescribed The Physician
Surgeon their wards daily and
the WHO'S College Faculty called
tionai charge % h. patient.
The lnhary eomnends itself especially persons
who may disposed homes for
Medical Surgical aid We respectfully
the sub make inquiry, and they only
be consulted patropizng every
remedial aid expected here
Many OF the dieul
performed Inhrna the which
them, confidence presenting public
uee and asking inquiry merits. g. MAUPIN,
de President 81. &. Inhmap.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC.

SIGNOH GEORGE takes pleasure in informing the
~ Of Richmond an vicinity
this city and prepared give Lessons PoeSl
srNta Music sgnor George will
Guitar Clanonce, Flute Cornopsan Kent Buge French
&c &c His peai distractions
fail TO pupils thorough knowledge OF accomplishment
Classes be formed al his residence Bank
Ladies who prefer will be waited Residences
tsmen whodese IN fern inGteHr Band
do 50 and receive all kinds OF
the most moderate rm-Ihe class be Evening
ANY communication leu the Sgnor at
H. Tayor's Music Store Nash wooShouse or J. w. Randolph
Co's Book will promptly attended TO- 2a-6m
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VI No advertisement, to be considered by the month
unless specified the Manuscript previously agreed upon
the parties.
VI An advertisement marked the copy for specified
number OF
enacted accordingly.
W Regular Advcrti-cncnts.-Toav avoid any mi,un
dersandng the Of Annual Advertisers but
state dstiae that their privileges their immediate
business Real Estate by
them 10 be an additional charge, and variation.
p Real Estate and GeneIa Agents
inserted the be subject
such discounts shall be agreed upon.
9 Auctionee booksellers AID yearly advertiser. generally
engaging with the privilege Of change shall
not their yearly
agreed the
exceeding such to be charged
ApvERuSKHEsrs Weekly Wing rs
OF rs lines and SO
per square for each continuance.
July lst let5
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NEW WORK BY COOPER.
IVES OF Distinguished American Naval Onesrs by J. Frn-
n more Cooper Eco author Of he Spy. &C &c
The lneofHo or Sins and Prccadroes. T. De Tlsbs
oz1Aor of Romance Of History, spain. &c.
hanners or Etiquette Tor Ladies gentlemen containing the
acs ana uages OF Polite Socey Courtsp and
AArmnny' also Directions for the Toicit--I2te
Waliham Novel Edtsd Ietch Richie author q The
Robber ofthe Rhine Use
ierrancan.25c
The knight Of Gvynne,a Tale n the Union By Cas
Lever author Of Chlr,s OMaiy. ke.
The Cnctet the Heauh, By Dickens. 81 rents.
heeeiv'd BY lnh D. NASH wOODHOusE.
MORE BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
1'A 10 pieces Pillow as ~ per ward
, pieces 100 and - Linen shectine o 90 e..
10 - Furnrufc Dimry only e,s
Z o.
ZOE anz Linen Cambria HdkhL from %. 10 o.
20 pieces IRISH Linens mostly esscd and r1s-tes sec
from miStu'c Of cotton
Muslin Rohrs Thread Lascs ard Efrinrs
Thread BDhbip !oess. huHn ditto
Bleached and brown sheeurgs and shirinrs
70 %. Muslin
caeos' Reh and beautiful cord bt Aipass.. from ~,
70 s. per yard
Hs and cotton oscry Kd Covs. beautiful eo Tsss Gov
- hafEahl 2s pieces sanc from IS c o. 100 pr ward
ns and Casnetes Aso many Bargains not se ere
a'ed Aneary cal solicited from and co. rtry - No
80 miih y 70 EnEfs HEKEf.rV
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TNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COM.

by application TO HENRY LUDLAM.
ju sly Richmond. Va.
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Riebmono Dailp fubia.
Il F. X M $ .

The whss the political Poto
except In New Orleans and Its daily
weekly sdons printed Cylinder propelled by
power The extensive circulation throughout
enjoyed by Thu, will be greatly
the om the daily mskinxgvss an un
rivaiei importance advertising medium.
Arrangements arc now IN
gree Of regularity Euooesn and Home
provemenu viii continue To be made spirit
Of the The Wing has heretofore steadily advanced
single effort the
During the session OF the Legislature the reports Of
' 49, ''@N ~ "'- aALLAuEs. ELLIOTT leo.
DAILY Paper IN the city ~ per when mailed, sio.
essi single s3 for copies e2o wEExLY
Gle ~. hvs for So for s5always
advance Remanees he made the Of Pubshs
In n where evidence ssken Of the dsposts Of
the Post once containing money.
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DESN-YLvANiA wHnKEY 10 hhss 10 ssors sna n, 81.
HLons = BnOTuaa
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Example IF Raiesr ss,.rsAes Of sioo ON sfsZ. LIf
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I .ARD-i5 kegs No. Leaf Lard, landing this
- ironing, snd for sale BY
ss l. q oszssaAw sRorsERs a CO.
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E,NEHA FINE HEGALIA CIGARs.-Is sAs,,i.. ..
- No a'ge nocE ~ Cssr which havs on hasd We 49,.
tseeHs1 ~ ne hafetts Bun Herman
asnson "a Norma Rsssss vhich ne hose ou.is,
nave nov on had m asd 90 rr.ss ,.,.
nne Csafs We havs nfef Anonf % en- - Al ~.
Ooon Feseu ard -pos Famss Rsmadu ubiss A.. a. -.
ssh onabs and ssble cEsrs nstksl We :,
"- y oe' 81 whnls.as offstsL DUvAL a PUHCFtf
tf7 Hsn srsst
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A BANK ON FIRE--The County Bank al
New Haven was discovered to b. on fire be-
tween one and Two O'Clock yesterday morning,
but was saved from destruction by the prompt
efforts of the 6re,nen aud citizens. Damage
about $500. All the money, with some lrifiing
exceptions, and all the valuable books and pa
pers were in the vaults and escaped uninur-d.
II is not known how The fire originated. but the
most rational supposiion attributed it To mice
and locofoco ma,ches.-.NsD Hapen Herald,
Monday
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Docs are now becoming exceeding sagacous
she schoolmaser has evidently been at work
among them. The New York Times tells
story Of fine spaniel, muzzled according TO
law, who was taking promenade in the streets,
few days since, when TO his great conster-
nation ,he muzzle dropped Of. Knowing ,ha
without .muzzle his life was in imminent
danger, alter moments reflection, lie seized
the muzzle in his teeth, arranged il in way
TO look as natural as possible, and lrotled off
home as quick as he could go! That was
knowing dog--very--but not so much SO as
the dog mentioned, few days ago. by lhe
Times He found bank bill in The street.
picked it up, examined il, and wagged his tail
with delight. = Suddenly his counenance
chaDged-he tore il TO pieces, and ,rampled j,
beneath his feet! A gentleman who saw the
TRANSACTION. examined the fragments Of the
bill, aud found il was counterfeit ono.
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Congress;
FIRST SESSION
SENATE.
FaIpAY, Julyl7. 1876

y 4 8s4 FRIDAY, July II, ic9os
Mr. Benton, from the Committee on Mill
lary Affairs, reported bill for Notifications on
the coast Of Texas. b tfCQ8 It5
A resolution TO meet hereafter At 70 O'Clock,
was agreed 10.
The treasury note bill, from the House, was
discussed by Messrs. Evans and Benton, aud
il was then laid aside.
The tariff bill was taken up
Mr. Davis resumed bis remarks in oppos-
tion 10 ii. li S iEi A ts.El 4f11
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ICE! ICE! at l2t cents per bushei of The Ice
IL House.--We have small Jumps Of Ice, that
will do for Soda Fountain, Ice Cream Merchants,
&c. &c. which will sell at the house for the.
sum Of l21 cents. A person will be in attendance
during the day, for the delivery Of the same.
Our customers need not fear that ou, Ice will fall
short, rs VIC have heavy stock. Persons wishing
Ice will please leave their address st the Lumber
Yard Of w. H. Gunne opposite Coleman's Hotel.
jy I4-edd GUNNELL Il BIRD.
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Public Temperance Meetirx

Co. Asso CIATioN, No. 2. Junior United Bro.
hers Of Temperance, will hold public Tenn.
perance Mleetng at the Methodist Protestant
Church, Navy Yard, on Monday evening, the.
2Oih inst, at early candle light. Rev. Mr..
Eva, as also the Rev. Mr.. Hendrickson, and
Or. Walsh will address phe meeting. The.
Sons Of Temperance, Brothers Of Temper
ance, parents. guardians, youths, and thought
last not beast, the ladies. are respectfully re-
quesled TO attend
July 10Th, 1896
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How TO GET RIcH.-Almost every body
wants this information Iii comprised in tsis
advice; BE economical; be industrious al
tend TO your own business; never take great
hazards don't be in hurry Tor wealth ; new
er do business solely for the sake of dong II,
and do not love money exuavagantlY.
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ATTEMPT TO FIRE TUE HosPIrAL.-On
Thursday night last, some one made three sew
eral attempts 10 fire the United Srares Marine
Hospital in Chelsea. The stewed was awak-
ened by his attempts, and the man made his
escape. ta. HM1 ##|#
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MArAMoaAs,-A correspondent OF the N. r
Sun, writing from Matamoras, says that the
army at that place spends about $4,000 day
for provisions and vegetables The whole OF
il is almost Immediately returned 10 the few
Yankee shop keepers who have established
themselves there. Active mechanics are in
much demand He states that some Of the ma
tives are anxious TO Join the Americans in their
march 10 Mexico. 9ia 8
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DISrRIcr ASSEMBLY, H. b. of I. d. of C.
Ofh GERS and representatives will please take
notice, that an adjourned meeting will be held
al The hall Of Association, No. /, on 9Th
street, between T. and + in The city Of Wash
inglon, on Monday next. The 2hh instant. at
7 o'clock, p. ID. Representatives will please
be punclua IN their attendance, and bring up
the returns required by the I'll, Article OF the
Subordinate Constitution, or they srin not Ls an
titled To votc!
BY Order
RIcHAED L. CAKNE, Jr. r. S.
ALExANDRA. July 18Th. lS46.
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An ArrAcx ON THE CAsTAk or San JdAH.--
The National lntsIligencer states thar lhe re-
port which prevailed some weeks ago, Of an
assault medila,ed by The Executive upon the
Castle Of San Juan de Ulloa, (,he seabord de-
fence or Vera Cruz, but which had appafent-
y died away, has revived within day OF two.
II is now said that council Of Naval Post
Captains has been summoned by the Head Of
the Navy Department to Washins,oh, 20 dc.
eide upon the practicability and expediency Of
the measure,
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CoUNrERFElrs,- ANY quantity Of counter
felt rs on The Albany Exchange Bank. have
been put into circulation in Utica, within a day
or two.
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N E W S TIE NJ S..
What is it but map OF busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns ?? Cotrper.
PARTICULARS OF THE GREAT FIRE
AT NANTUCKET.

a NANIUlhEI. L.
A FIRE broke out at | | O'Clock on Monday
night, in the jewellers store Of Z. and ]
Kelley, on Maine. street, and spread in all
directions, chiefly to the N. W, in The cur
rent Of the wind. When our informant left,
says The Journal or Commerce, III O'Clock
a. m. on Tuesday } the fire had been burning
twelve hours, and was then raging uncon-
| irolled. t9 .Ha4sU l1HsbaoW Hl4
All the buildings had been destroyed on the
square bounded by Maine. Centre, Broad, and
Federal streets, and on the opposite side of
these streets respectively, all round; Trinity
Church, and all the buildings on North Water
street as far as Aaron Milchell's house, inclu-
sive; all on Maine street 10 Straight wharf,
Unien streets on both sides TO The hall occupied
by the town officers inclusive; Washington ST.
TO Capt Pease's house inclusive. The fire
was arrested at this poias by blowing up DIR.
Ruggles's house. g nr eH.nps
The Inquirer and Mirssr newspaper Offices
were both destroyed, Two banks, post Office,
BIC. The wharves. except one, were destroyed.
Twenty buildings had been blown up, and all
the powder 10 the Town exhausted, with no
good result except in the single instance stated
above. II was exceedingly difficult 10 procure
water, and the fire companies were quite una
bic to cope with the flames. aa1&
Nantucket is built almost entirely Of wood,
and the houses irregularly placed as to streets,
though some Of them are quite, elegant The
energy Of the people on that Island has accu-
mulaled for them more wealth than is to be
found in another town Of ils size in the United
States. But since the whaling business has
been established at New Bedford, NJ London,
and other places on the main land, the disad-
vaDtageous position of Nantuckei, especially as
to its harbor, has become SO apparent, that se,i
veral Of its largest houses have, within few
years, left il for more eligible points. q..
The goods and property Of all sorts, were
universally consumed with the buildings. Il
understood that there was large amount OF
insurance, partly in the two Offices Of the town.
but chiefly in other places. We have no esti-
mate of the value OF property destroyed. One
hundred andeighty buildiags were reported 70
have been burnt at | / O'Clock on Tuesday, and
on Tuesday night light was seen in that di
rection, giving reason 10 fear that the FIRE had
not then ceased It's ravages. .f. 1f.l.,.st
+t .fatA ~------~~~-~------~-~~-~--- ~
LESS THAN NO TIME.---The difference in time
| between Buffalo and Albany is about fifteen
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NJ GEN. BaADY.--Gen. Hugh Brady, Of the
Northwestern frontier, is on his way to Wash
ing,on to report a, head quarters for dury as a
member Of The court martial ordered to try
Rrevet Major Gen. Gaines. Gen. B., we be-
lieYe, is The Oldest officer 10 the army.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

No business Of a public nature was trans
acted---the House being occupied all day i'm
the consideration Of private bills, forty EIGHT
OF which were passed.
The House, at 8 O'Clock, adjourned.
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The claim Of the alleged widow Of the late
Gen. Van Ness has been sci down for hearing
on the second Tuesday in August. Her letters
upon which she depends TO prove her marriage
are said by the Administrator to be forgeres.
Be this as it may, both parties will now have
a fair hearing.
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A SoRRow STRIcKEE NIFE.-The Brook
lyn Advertiser says that Mrs. Huests, the
wife of one of The men who ran away with
other mems wives from Hampstead Beach,
last week, died ON Sunday afternoon of grief,
as is supposed, for the husbands misconduct.
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ANOTHER -Four MuRpER.--A man named
Spencer deliberately murdered his own wife on
Tuesday night, at Jersey City, under The fol
low circumstances
"They have been residing for some time IN
Jersey City, where under the impulse of Jeal-
ousy. the wife was so badly treated that The
authorities bound over the husband to keep The
peace.
Last night. while still under the bonds, he
returned home, and his wife being alarmed had
locked herself in. He forced an entrance into
her room, and Immediately snapped pistol at
her, the weapon missing fire. The Inflated
woman rushed pas, him, and as she fled he
fired, and the ball entering IN the upper part OF
the back, pierced some OF the larger blood YES.
sells, and she died almost Immediately. The
murderer was forthwith arrested
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Mr.. Barnes, on the Avenue, has invented a
new Beverage which he calls Oregon" 1t is
very pleasant, and does not intoxicate.
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DISASTROUS AccIpEEr Ass Loss or Livrs.
The schr lole, Sumner, from Passport, bound
to N. York, when Of SratloTe Middle Ground
at 2 O'Clock, last Tuesday evening, was run in
to BY the steamer Nsptane for Providence,
which struck her amid ships cutting her near
ly in two, and causing her to sink in abou, FIVE
minutes Mrs. Msrphy and child abou, two
years old, OF Eas,pcrs, went down in the scboo-
ner Tire captaia, crew, and n gentleman
passenger, barely escaped with what they had
On.
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On Thursday afternoon gentleman al the
Capitol lost his pocket book containing abou
twelve hundred dollars.
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II is said that council of Naval Post Cap
tains are now sitting for the purpose OF deciding
upon the practicabili,y and expediency Of an
attack upon the Castle OF San Juan de Ulloa
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EarRAvAGANr.-The expenses Of the EN-,
press Of Russia, during her sojourn in Italy !,
are estimated al 100000 per month
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Mr.. Dix has promised To call up the rive
and harbor bill, Immediately after the passagt
Of the Treasury Note Bill
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DreadfM CasuaAy.--A man named Co.'S
grave met terrible death at Montreal on Sun
day week. Having been drinking, he got inlo
quarrel with his vile, and while standing al
the head of the stairs in his house, she gave
him push, and he fell headlong TO the bot
tom. He was taken up dead.
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The fine packe, ship |" Liverpool" arrived
al New York on Wednesday from Liverpool,
with nearly 500 passengers. GfE&
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DEATHS.

Died, at his residence, in Mercer county,
KY, four miles south Of Harrodsburg, on Fri
day the 26th Of June, 1916, the Rev. TRoMAs.
KYLE, formerly Of Dauphin county, in the
89th year Of his age.
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A large delegation Of merchants and agents
are on their way TO this city for the purpose Of
demonstrating against the passage Of the tariff
bill o4
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OHIo RIvER.-At PitlsbuIe, on Tuesdap, 8
feet 10 inches water--falling. t.
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~ Central Presbyterian Ckurch.--~-
The Rev. Mr. Dorrance will preach in The Central
Presbyterian Church, (Rsv. Mr.. TustnS,J on Sab
bath ncsning next. At II O'clock, and the Rev. 8.
Keener Cox in the afternoon, At O'clock. The
public are invited TO attend. iuly l8
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o NAvAL.--The U. S. store ship Lexington,
Theodorus Baily, Lieut.. Commanding, for the
Pacific, sailed from New York on Tuesday,
having on board Company F, Sd Artillery,
Capt G.. e. Tomkins, destined for California.
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On the 18th Of July, at st. Louis, the ther-
mome,or stood al 100 degrees in the shade.
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american Iudnstry.--A single mandatory
in Potsden, N. T., turns out annually 0,0OC
worth Of forks 3
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To be continued.
CITY AFFAIRS.

Let US not Be so absorbed in the donys Of others,
to forget what is going on At home.
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as ,he science q medicine and disease Is be-
coming developed; and we believe that the
day is not very distant when such equivocal.
II not paipably iOjurious remedies will be ex-
plunged the limits Of the profession.
X. Y.
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NAVAL CoURT MARTIAL.-A court martial,
composed Of Lieuts. John ]. Almy. B. N.
Westco,t, and J. s. Kennard, u. S. Navy, is
now in session in Annapolis, having on trial
two young gentlemen attached to the naval
service.
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FArAL.-A small boy, named James Roach,
aged about six years, was accidentally killed
on Thursday last, at Mount Savage, Md, by
a log rolling upon him whilst at play.
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The AGRicyLrURAL ExHIBlrIoN.-The se-
cond Thursday Of September next, is the day
appointed by the constitution Of the AgricuI-
tural Society Of Montgomery county Tor its
first annual exhibition.
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SMASH illiam and John e. Young,
manufacturers on the Brandywine, in Della
ware, have failed for 100000. II is currently
reported that's Philadelphia house has been
dragged down with il. ~ -,
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On Thursday man was arrested on a
charge Of stealing portrait Of his wife from
one Of the Daguerreotype establishments Of this
city.
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Mas. PoRrEarIEED, whose husband attack
ed Judson for alleged criminal intimacy with
her, and was killed by him in Tennessee, some
time since, has been tried, convicted and ex-
PEELED from the Baptist Church, OF which she
was a member, for the alleged criminal con
duct 4Wr r} Ell
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.4naericans in Russia The Cincinnati Chron.
icle says: Col. Todd (ale minister to Rus
sia) informs as that the grading and working
on the entire railroad line, from 81. Petersburg
TO Warsaw, 44O miles, was given 10 Ameri-
can contractors. The contract amounts 10
"a, 100000. and was given to American con
tractors in the face OF the competition or all
Europe, ,oiihom security.
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The Man withom Hu.-A correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Ledger, writing from Cape
May, says: George Munday, the veIitable
George, came down on Monday, and by rem
dering himself TOO familiar with one old ac-
quain,ance, and others whom he knew ony
by name, was this evening cropped, his flow.
ing locks and good part Of his goatee being
cut SO close as almost to deprive him Of his
identity.
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The Cunard Steamers. These vessels made
from the establishment OF the line in lS4O up
TO the close of the last year llO voyages, the
average length of which was l4a days. Du-
ring the period named they conveyed from
Liverpool TO Boston 6,346 passengers, and to
Halifax 1885; from Boston TO Liverpool
1925 passengers, and 10 Halifax ,l0l.
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.Accilent.-A lille boy about years old,
named James Feeney, son Of William Fee
ney, who resides in Second street, above Pas
ture, fell between the cars as they were conf
inc inlo town yesterday afternoon, by which
means he was suddenly killed--the cars com
ing together crushed his Wilmington
(UeL ReDnb
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MEDICAL CARD.

a. FOR RENT.-A brick house containing
Mil IL rooms. situate on AZ street, few doors
South Of the Avenue. Enquire at this Office.
july l6-5ie"i
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The population Of Piusburgh proper, in its
six wards, is about as 600