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YayAK E NOrIC E-WANTED OAILY-CIerks,
"a book keepers, bar keepers, Porters for stores;
English Teacher; COachmen; Ostlers; Wagoners
OvCrseers; 20 Iaborers; Agents; 90 Cooks, Washers
and Ironers; Cham benmaids; Wet and Dry Nurses;
Travelling Maids; Scamstresses House keepers, and
anuHber of other situations too numerous to mention
and toe valuable to lose Families have only to give
me call and theirwants will be immed iaIey attend
ed to- Servants sent from my Office can always bring
satisfactory recommendations.
l.. F. SC0TTl,
apl7 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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REZ ANTED-A small Loan Of S4eO, for two
w or three years, for which a three stsry brick
house, in excellent repair, worth three times the
amount, under rent to good tenant, situated in the
part Of me city, will be given as u mort
gage for the above l0an-the little mdisputabe and
clear Of all incumbr lnce Apply quickly To
ala l.. F. SCOTT, 10 Exchange Place,
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Mrs Laura Johnson, No, ll2 Division straet. New
YORK, WAS Tor six years troubled with distress ia IN.
neau, impaired sisnt ana general weakness She
st ties, "iOy nervous excitement was such thar thf
slightest noise would throw me into convnlnons
For over year | was so deaf that could scorceJ,
hcaE any one spsa6 My life has een constantly dc
paired nf, and have often wished death to rslievs
my sutferinss" Mrs. Johnson has eniireh ressyere,
by the Of the Galvanie Rings aad MagIetc Flsid
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AETANTGD--A good middle aged House SER |
w WANT in a small family. Apply at the Clip |
per office. [Pl iyl3
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SICK HEADACHE.

All articles of the kind sold elsewhere in the CRY
are worthless co1terets, without the least Gavsnio
influence or beneficial effect. lees
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A{sTATIiGD-A first rate COUK-one who I'M
w derstluds every blancL Of Cookery The
best reference will be CURED. Apply al the Palo
Alto House, No. 10 81. Paui's street, near Balti
more. all-tf
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Mrs. Mary Jackson, No. 100 Bank ST., New York
relative of Maj. nj. Noah, has been cured OF Raeu
matte Gout of long standing, together with genera
debility of the system Every thing else had been red
without any good effect
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-26

AKTAhTED-A situation in q wholesale house,
w by young gentleman that can bring a large
amount of cash customers. He produce the best
OF references as regards honesty capacity, SC. He
has very large acquaintance in this and Othe. states,
andthe extra business that he could bring to whole
sale house, would make it an Ob ect to any firm to
employ him. He will engage for moderate salary.
Please address note to 'sClerk,'' at the office Of
BROOKS x CO, Real Estate Agents, 81 Lexington
ST. near Charles. a22
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N3- DR., ShlweIl, the we'll known physician. No
- Ridge-st., New York, is acquainted with ths ore
cCding Of Mrs Johnson, and states that with no
wards of fifty Of his patients he has prescribed "a
GalVanlc Rings, Bands, Belts and Fluid with uRifDr
success, ia cases of severe Chronic rheumatism Me-
yons Headache and Spinal Complaints. DR.. Stihwe
says 81 consider pour SnUentioE9 jnvaltIdhie.''
CRAMP AND RHEIMAPIsM
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NNTANTED 40 HIRE. A fpmue cOlurrd
w COOK, &C.--liberal wages will he given.
Apply to LEWIS f. SCOTTIS,
au22 10 Exchange Place,
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YEJO THE IVEAyERS. | have on hand
Z aboat 1000 lbs. Filling Cotton Yarn, from No. IL
to "a assorted cOI0rs-such mazaTine blse, light
blue, orange green and pink, which will sell bar
gain To any that will buy the lot, or will make four
divisions of it to suit the purchaser.
JA&EI NJ, HAIG,
ale fri 1873 Baltimore street.
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OGERs' DIAMOND CEmENT--For

UUEhS DIAWUNU UJN VI ENT--FOf
M mendng Glass, China, Lamp Shades Mantle
IOrnamenrs, SC. SO that the break is scarcely per
'ceptible and strong before broken. For sale
Only by G. P. ROGERS Druggist, corner of II Toward
and Marion, ana corner of Howard and Madison, and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
% Price 25 cents. h20.lW--iel2-ly
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IRSO BUILpERs AND CONTRIBUTORS.

i'll Proposals will be received by the subscribers,
uHtil let September 1876, for the building of Par
sonage for the Methodist Protestant Church in Cen
treyile, Queen Anne's county, Eastern Shore of Md.
The building to be Of the following description: A
two story frame brick house of 20 feet piteh-tO
have two rooms and passage the FIST floor, the
rooms to by folding doors, and TO be 10 feet
square-the passage to be eight feet wide. Two
rooms the second ho0r of the size of those be-
low, and small room over the passage-ihe bas'-
rnent to he fitted up in two apartments eight feet in
height, one for a kitchen, the other for pantry.
H5-PersOns proposing will state the price or which
they will build the house, they finding all the mate
RAILS and delivering the hosse completely finished
the prices for frame brick house to be sepa-
rately stated Address,
JAMES K, HARPER,
ARTHUR EUAY,
J. B THOMAS, Committee
II. BROWN,
J. w. THOMPSON.
Centre vile, Md, Aug. 90, 1915. a29-tlstS*
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HEADACHE AND GENERAL Debility.
Mrs. Sampson Isaacs, No. n Hammcrsly Il. New
York, was for many years terribly aeicted with Sc
we're Headache and Nervous Debility. Three years
ago, while under of these attacks, she lost her
sight, The Galyanic Baads and Fluid have entirely
relieved the Headache and Nervousness, and the
Gavanic Strengthening Plaster completely restored
strength TO the system
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%N ANTED. A go0d coOred house Servant,
Wv 10 do the house work Of small family APP
ply TO JAMES NJ. HAIG, i33 Baltimore street, above
South st, a22 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

MODEL NEwYoRL.-Our readers have already nouc.
ed that E. Porter Beden Esq proprietor of the model OF
New Haven, Is constructing Model Of the City Of New
York 10 carved wood, at $50 Broadway.
This conceive to be OF the greatest undertakings
attempted. The Model Is constructed upon ui-
platform representing the ground with all natural
elevation and depressons and he eye Of the spectator
takes view every object with its relative size pro-
portions and coor from the Battery to Bellevue Hospital
Indeed 1t would II by immense mechanical
power the whole city had been compressed into smaller
limits accurately preserving Its outlines and minutest traits
This description almost Incredible but it Is mol The
least any the work (which has occupi
cd more than hnymen nearly twelve monhs Is fast np-
preaching completion when every viii have The OPP
poruDy OF Judging for himself whether his house Ia accu
rately represented, or not
The Steamboats, and Shipping, which are shown at the
fes, season. together with the Navy Yard at Brooklyn.
ard the oil lying anchor win add 10 the interest
of this stupendous specimen of mechanical skill Our
readers may easily conceive the superior advantages which
model posses painting as in the latter although The
obec in the fore ground distinctly portrayed hosen
the back ground necessarily obscure while In viewing
the the spectator may choose his position and in
spect all points OF the compass his fancy may
dictate Everything combines render this OF the most
curious exhibitions submitted To the public, and
have no doubt It will with extensive patronage
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THE SOUTHERN VAIL.
From the National Intellisencer-
The Episode in the Senate.

Inc 6pfsuoS LII tue StUhfS'
We somewhat anticipated that the assault OF Mr.
BEsroy, on Wednesday, upon the Russian ttne,
would have brought on general engagement IN The
Senate Yesterday but the Overwhelming strength
given 10 the party of the forty mines by the great
names of JEFFERSON, MADISON and MONROE, put
any serious opposition out of the question; and the
adverse party-still gallant though greatly reduced
in number-after single shot, 10 save their honor,
es good as gave up the field
To quit metaphor, however, we proceed TO in
form our readers that the regular debate on the Ore
gon Question was yesterday, By the courtesy OF Mr.
ASHLEY, again postponed, 10 enable Mr.. CAss 10 re-
ply TO the remarks of Mr.. BENTON Of the preceding
day The honorable Senator from Michigan took
strong ground the outset OF his observations; but
we think it was the general opinion of unbiassedper-
sons that he did not sustain himself there. On the
contrary, the position of the fifty ourjoTty party
appeared TO 10 be untenable al the close OF
the discussion than it was al the commencement
Mr.. Benton rejoined with much force, and with
admirable good temper in fact, the manner In
which this exciting debate was conducted on
both sides was every thing which the high charac.
ter of the Senate could require, mingling dig
ni:y with good humor, and grave argument with
sportive allusion. MIR. CAss denied that the obser
va,ions Of Mr.. Benton, made on Wednesday, had
any application whatever TO the Oregon questions
or that the treaty of Utrecht admitting that it estsb
lished the boundary line of forynn had any rela
ilOD 10 Tue tCiIiloiy UegUhn l1e oOChy Hlouneoino
That treaty and all its rovisons was, 80 lar as re-
spec,ed the Oregon boundary, a mere historical
question, and only interesting as such.
Mr.. BEsTos's reply was brief, but strong in facts
and arguments, proving the relevancy and the bear
ing OF his former observations upon the great ques
ton now before the Senate. aud supporting them
by additional testimony He clearly showed That
Mr.. JEFFERSON was for the adoption Of the line of
49, to its entire ertent. carried on TO the Pacific
Oce1n He yindicated the conduct of Mr. MONROE
with respect 10 the treaty of 1904; he had no
doubt that that gentleman. in obedience to the in
structions received from Mr.. MADISON. examined
infinitely the proceedings Of the Commissioners I'M
der the treaty of Utrecht and that he acted under
the impression which the foil consideration of those
proceedings made upon him, and carried his nego
tia,ous to a successful issue bringing to bear up
on the question the particulars of which Mr.. MADr.
sos had acknowledged his ignorance instead of
adding nothing TO Mr.. MADIsoS's statement, and
leaving the question as doubtful as ever as he
had been charged with doing by Mr.. CAss.
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THE KIDNAPPING CASE AT CoLUMBUS.-The
person employing the victim of this hendsh outrage TO
carry the trunk the river was not stranger 10
him. bat one with whom he was well acquainted and
who had ingratiated himself into Jerys confidence 70.
the purpose of betrayDg him. Aritage-for that the
name of the vilain-accompaued Forbes the kdnapper
on his expedition Henderson the magsrate' ana TWO
of his coworkers In vlany who insuted outraged justice
By taking Jerry through the ceremony OF mock tr.l
underwent examination before the Mayor on Saturday
and i'd bail in the of $500 each in default
of which they were committed jail await their trial.
The evidence elected the examination is Of the most
positive character, and discoses conspiracy unpsra
eled in namy. Jerry was Instructed to leave the truhR
az Hendersons office; upon entering winch tue KEY
turned and light struck By the conspiraios, who
sezed their victim, and fastened upon him the mana
cles that in readiness Jerry demanded a tEisl
and designated two of citizens witnesses IN MS
behalf Henderson replied. that he could go through
with the trial very well without their testimony, and
forthwith produced certificate, made to hand which
he signed Forbes handed fee of ten dollars 10
Henderson, which the latter informed of the wit
nesses less than the agreed upon but that he
expected receive the balance hereafter. Less than
thirty minutes consumed in the whole affair in
Guiding the ceremonies of fastening the manacles and con-
Quoting the trial. In this Sanctuary Of justice TIE eSs-
miuation conducted with muchsfeeipg and ability.
on the par. oftse Srxse by Mr. Perry the Prosecuting
Attorney and Hon. J. F. Swan. Mr.. Matthew'S evineed
much ingenuity in the defence.
The owner OF the hack employed to convey Jerry 10
London has been also spprehended and To be exam
ined tomorrow. Stevenson the principal witness VINO
Ia himself deeply implicated, has absconded i'll SAID
since the examination
The community has risen up as one man. to express
their indignation this infamous conspiracy Our cit
liens have never been highly incensed or their feel
ings greatly outraged.
The gentlemen following in pursuit were joined by
considerable number OF tine citizens of London. and
other places Those in advance reached Xepia an hour
after the departure of the The probable chances
of their success aqueson Of intense interest sub
scrpton Is on foot 10 purchase Ieys freedom TO when
our citizens ere subscribing literally reward is also
offered for the apprehension OF Forbes and Armisage
Jerry stood trial few years since in Dayton. on
which occasion he established the fact of his freedom
SSa,e Mayrh m
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II T. LIS Reply to Calico on Capital Pun
ish,ncnt will BIO found in the Supplement
Cnnnecticu1 Whign. Go Home

Connecticut wings! Go Home.
Hundreds Of Wing Voters in Connecticut are
now transacting business in this City, Philadelphia
aud elsewhere within days ride of their respect,
i've homes. They have yet ample time to go home
and vote at the State Election on Monday. Why
will they not do sol The contest is certain TO be
close one, for Abolition will draw Off two thousand
Votes, of which nineteen hundred would else be
given to the Wing ticket, and Rum will make ano.
Their diversion in favor of Loco Focoism Loco Foco-
ism has its traps for every who loves strong
drink, and the bait will take with some who would
otherwise vote Wing Every side question makes
against US, and with an antPolk majority of full
three thousand in the State, there is chance of e
Polk triumph!
Go home, Connecticut Wings Remember that
every vote lost side counts one for subverng
the Tariff, enacting the Sub,Treasury and carrying
the country back to the hard times of 1909 Your
apathy will be triumphantly quoted in Congress as
proof that Connecticut desires repeal of the Tariff
Blue ruin will flow from forty thousand groggeries
ifthe word goes round that the Temperance Law
though not party measure, has wrought the over
throw of the Wings. South Carolina and Texa.
must not be allowed to exult over the election o
Isaac Toucey, who in Congress supported Gag Law:
and all manner of despotic outrages as Governor
of the good old Land OF Steady Habits
Wings of Connecticut Your State has been ar
IDENTIFY canvassed and nob|y carried by you for two
years past Let her not falter now All together
now for Victory Peace and Prosperity
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Business Notifies.

THE EXAMINER, No. 4. PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
Review o.! the orporation-Comptrol!er's Report.
Senatorial Investigating Committees Proceedings in
relation to Assessments and sales Of Property in this cry
Proceedings OF the Board of Aldermen
Proceedings of the Board of Assistants.
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors.
Extracts from Comprolers Report,
Street Commissioners Notices. &c. &c.
70 By referring TO this number of the EXAMINER
the people will uy ia that the city have been
SO high, and constantly ncressng-aud they will be
very likely to discover when No appears that there
are a fep more Of the sort k.t"
Egs The Examiner will hereafter be published on
SATURDAYS instead OF Thursdays heretofore 50
year by DANIEL K. MINOR & CO.
% Chamberp.s Y
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and Si1thavenue, for several nights by Its fncessant
yelpngs Is there no remedy but poisoned meat The
nuisance Is that calls loudly for eurGitment from
many SLEEPY ONES.
POLICE OFFICE, FesterdGy-A German sailor by
the of John No'en, on taking bis pocket han6ksr
chief on, Of his poke; in front OF the American Museum
last evening sccideDty dropsed MS poke. book
tanning $500 An old rogue who presen. at the time
instantly picked up the pocket book. WIKI which be eff
fsctsd bis escape. The dwelling No. liz Greenwich
was entered on Thursday afternoon and robbed
of silver watch and SOS IN bills snd specie.
apprentice lads. named John Sssppers and Alphonso
Schelis were arrested las. evening on charge OF
having attempted to rob Joseph Mcheen OF bis
watch The accused were detained to answer.
Two worthless named Michael Dunn, alias Cumming and
Robert Mitchell alias May, were arrested in the 10th
Ward charged with being the perpetrators OF several
thefts in this city among which are mentioned tne ROD
bery of Joseph Ingram OF So Nsssaust on the 9th OF
last month of several pieces Of cloth and vessns worth
GAL So They are also sccused orobb:ns Henry Lee
OF a5 Christopherst, OF i9 yards OF black Cashmere
worth SIS They also accused OF stealing piece OF
cloth from Mr. VIM H. KNAPP. OF 2ii Blocker at besides
several robberies committed al other places. The two
were in the habit OF going &c clothing stores or taors
shops and while getting measured for coat or
some other garment the other who provided with
an ample cloak managed 70 secrete tine properly, with
which they made of. The twain have been identified
BY the various persons who bad suffered oy them
4 r,sn named Lawrence Malone arrested on a
charge Of stealing horse and harness worth SIS,
the property of James Quinn III Elevepthst Malone
was employed TO take the cart to get repaired. bu;
instead of taking the establishment 10 The wheel.
wright he drove to 126th.st where he disposed of
the whole concern for $40, taking SIS in cash and
a note for the balance He held to answer
Prince John Davis and Cap, Tey of the 18th Ward yes
rerday arrested man named James Passendon on
warrant charging him with having the 4th Of October
last stsen three barrels Of spirits of Terpenne OF the
value of $50 from the of Mr. Z0phsr Mills in Front
ST. Two men named James Henry West and William
Brown were arrested charged with stealing four
worth So 80 from the berge Edward Lancet, from Pier
No. East River the property of Jas. V. Haviland
John Benson arrested char-e OF stealing guitar
worth $40 from L. Hub5s Of the steamer Columbus.
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Law Courts.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMISEa-The case OF Potter
again brough, up yesterday. Mr.. Graham denied
the jurisdiction OF this IN the matter ard also the
identity OF Potter being the ssno as the one SEN
fenced Jury was empsnne!ed 10 try the latter fact
Mr.. Owen w Brennan. Assistant Sheriff, who took
Potter the State Prison in ls4 and other Witnesses
gave testimony. The jury returned verdict that
the George Potter here is the one who was SEN
fenced &c-aso that the record presented (Which WAS
conteste6) Is the record Of the The counsel for
Pwere allowed till Tuesday in which to putin exceptions
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before Judge Ingrahau.
Samuel l.. Clarkson brought action against Jacob
Rapeiye to recover counsel fee Of 500 each in three
cases and $50 in another besides taxed coats OF o2e OF
them, amounting to Sill 81. Mr. Scar, aud onS or
two other members of the bar testified that the charges
were all r2ht.-Verdct for plaintiff, Si6l 81. being amt
Esther Muller vs. Jane Standardization TO recover q
quarters of premises in the Bowery said 10 have
crued fifteen years ago. The suit was on sealed lease
which enables party, in OF all sealed instru
ments, at any time within twenty years. The de-
fence was that Mrs (who keeps store in Grand ST.
did not It besides which, she had husband at the
time by which her signature was invalid-A nensuit
ordered
Before Judge Daly-The trial in the suit for false i'm
prisonmeut &C. brought by the late porter OF Coffin,
Bradley & Co. against Mr. C.. already referred TO-
closed yesterday, except the charge which will DC given
this forenoon.
MARINE CorRr-Before Judge WatermanF. S.
Stallkasch Frederick H0rtinS.-The plaintiff was
counsel for Andreas Goppe in suit for breach OF prom
Use of marriage brought against him by Dorothea kohler
but G. showed that he was already married man. having
a wife in Germany and the did not come TO trial.
although it required considerable disbursement and
trouble the part of the counsel which IL was sad Mr..
became responsible for and action is brought to
cover the amount. Verdict for plaintiff, SIS u.s. Mr..
Beoee for plaintiff. MIR. +. Wilmarth for defendant
u s. CoURr-Mr. MFaul, the American Consul Mt
Yucstan, arrested day two ago on a civil action
brought against him. has been enabled to procure bail
and Is still in custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-04

FENALE PnEAcHrNc.-Margaret L. Bishop, the well
known female orator Is to close her lectures Sunday
Those who wish hear her again will do we'll to attend
at and II o'clock, at the Hail. Of Lis
penardstreet and Broadway AT the time this
will also present very valuable publication Modern
Revelation, most chocey selected from work Of more
than 1000 pages highly recommended by several of the
English Clergy for It's evangelical truth and most highly
spoken Of By the London "Phaenx' for its profound
Philosophy.