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SOME FsnALLs HAVE PoOk TAsTE-It 10 misersbls ard
SCREENING 10 dsubed 9Th prepared chslk
iooking sailow and corps--iihe when they assd
u JVness spanish Lilly White would give lasir sss
naursi lifeline, clear snowy whils sno cane 'iDs IN
81 ChathaIn-sL Is.s 2lsod
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II We are indebted to Mr. Dennis Of the
Ns~ Haven Line for copies of the Boston Courier and
Whig Of yesterday. We hnd news 10 them.
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JUDICIAL ELRCTION.-lOnicial.
COuRr-In District.
SUPREME coURr-ud District.

Rom Ech Paine B'ds'y Edm. I'd W Hurlb.Jon
York lOl59 lOO02 1915 si6 1852 l402 1886 l5073
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Business Notices.

~ SHEswooD's IMpsovsD MAGNETIC MAcHNss are
accompanied with his Manual PIP $50, and with his
new and scientific manner OF magnetsng, warranted
to cure ton to Of any other machines They
OF different sizes, In rosewood cases Pricss-f9 go
sl7 and Si4 u. H SHERWOOD, NJ ID.
ie4 4tThSaiMkW' I02 Chsmbsrs-st
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sasDsssARsaPAsILLA-Theb blood contains the elements
OF III, whole animal structure hesh and FIBRE glands.
muscles tendons lhs nss the hair and the bones,
themselves are all sustained by tho blood. Well then.
may II be called the stream Of life In proportion the
purity will be that Of the substances into witch
iinusly changing Corrupt blood. instead Of producing
health 10 likely enough to develop and ulcers
When these appear whether the specific forms OF
fus sbscees nc or the ordinary types there is no de-
tergeat II 10 believed that will rapidly neuslizs the
virus in The blsod, wbencs they spring this prspSs
ton Natural action Of the sIcreory organs renewed sp
petis recruited strength and clear shin tho results
secured to the afflicted from the Of this medins he
uniform testimony OF multitude Of sesled cures abun.
dainty proves
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. By A. 3. D.
SANDS, Wholesale DruRgists, 100 Fultonst corner OF
Willism-sL rs Broadway snd II East Broadway New.
vors Sold also by Druggists generally throa ghoui the
Uniied States. Price - h"uie boiilss for g.
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THG SOLUTION or JET-A MOULD human hsf aye uu
gives he hair perfect bAckness and improves sa
soilensil Sold, price 80 cents s d q, mind ~ Cas]
hsmst je3o 1eod
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Things I'm Phila delphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA Juns %. ls47.
The intense and fusing heat Of the last few days
hiss been gently spriBksd on BY an exceedingly shy
rainstorm which sll bangs about the horizons verge,
wishing yet hesitstng to come downright and welcome
upon IL 10 be hoped that IL will shed its modssiy
in hood of tears ere nxhtfzL
the American mechanics. without distinction of
party held very large meeting last evening In hide
pendence-squsre. the svOsed object Of which 10
protect Amercsn labor from the competition OF foreign
m-ehsncs Several speeches. quite the
weather. were delivered and some stringent though i'm
p-rstve resolutions adopted snd the meeting 40 ouned
In excellent spirits
Tue Freshman Class of the Pennsylvania University
was examined this morning by Professor REED on
Modern History, and by Professor FRAzEs Organic
Chemistry 1t was very interesting occasion, and de-
spite the bot weather numerously att nded
Several OF death iron drinking cold wster have
occurred during the last few days but generally the city
10 remarkably healthy.
There IL no local news string and everybody Is get
tina out of town A. fzs; a. possible.
No change IN to days markets
SALEs OF SrocKs.-F1st Board dgd Adr-sl50O
Treasury Notes as lOos s2OO0 Tenn So let July. co
Farm & Mech. 81; s4OUO State So. s0i. lOO Reading
cash. So; 10 Scbuy Nav IS; sls3 Lehsh 6's cap. So
5000 Resdios Bds' Is. NJ Reading 49, $1,000 L ; 6',
SIS 1901 $500 Penn Sc. sl 5000 DO 5ds, so.
Second Board and .4ier-350 Read. 100 IS and 100 vs.
81; 40 Lehigh Mort Loan. 81; Vicks. u; Penn Bk
$40 500 Read Bds at 2Ou do, s5sp, ut Us Read.
30 "a Girsrc Trust 94i $50 Morris b5 lsi 50 Girard
Ia 500 Read Boa s5~ ~. 80 Read. 80 % Morris IS
Isl 10 susq 1T 1900 Resd Bonds. as IA.
rY Mr.. Wheaion. late Minister Of the United
States Prussia who has been this city for
days last evening the Ezst IL il PURPOSE
understand 10 make his home Tor the future Is
City Of Se~-ioTk NAi Intel 18th.
The MARYLAND HARVEST The Wheat harvest
has commenced very generally In different parts OF the
State Of Maryland AS far learn the crops
all good lands will be above the average yield while
thin lands they will BE- small bu, generally Of good
quality. Baltimore American, June %.
rS' stage driver named John Carpenter has
been arrested 10 Rockford Cooss County, Ala charged
with roobins the mziL Some seven or eight mails els
patched from Huntsville to MONTGOMERY missing
aud circumstances point to the man arrested as The
robber.
e Three emigrants are said to have been
kllvd on the Camden and Anooy Railroad. Sstur-
day 10 consequence OF the breaking Of sxetrec Of
freish, ear in which they he'd been srssuitOusy per
mis,ed 10 ride.
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SUPREME coURr-UId pistr,ct.


Totsl 1880 $50 1900 1891 2lcs Is77io 1871 lsSa
Also on me Anuk-nI Ick-L Elected.
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10 Toe Sunday Times says: Ii you are nervous
restless hdsety and cannot sleep 80 Dr. ASHLEY 40
Hudson-s. He will cure you BY u,esmersm. and put
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css for nervous complaints
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II SPLENDID BILL Of attractions aud noye elites IA Of
iefve 81 ne American Museum, ucin< company Of
shaAns 4sxsr', VINO give Representations Of ne peca
ss' " Saaaefsn as tneir soGgs, dances shaAng and
whining TIE Ofphe.n Family, a superb band VI voes!.
ST., no ChaPmans. PsIo NERDS c,uc singer &c nc
WAC sye sp-ldd performances Ihs aftzrnovu and even.
ne, Iaa' lean sp-clm-n VI humanity, hs Ecson, the
LsVns cxecion, nay be hours DAY and evening
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Mea5-, cflaf C0nSves Maj IN
EtiA Msj0riiiss strsl C0a2rso a
tAou. Dlstriefs.
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GOLD PESs-For the besI and cheapest 20 to j. w.
Gsnsros Il Co.'S, II CedsrsL up stsira They sell for
81 50 precisely the Pen that others sell for o.
Pens from rs cents upward.
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Fassys Library.
he several TILES for Ihs succeeding Volume.
MontAIy Journal Of AS,,eulfxys.

MonfAy Jourra! Of AsS,esihsys
Tobacco Inspection Laws Of Maylsns-Procssdirgs Of
The Planters Of Prince Georges coasty larry snd-a gen
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Laws snd their Tendency.
Who isGhsI Young Man ashamed Of The Plow, q DIS.
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draw from the manners OF the sncienI Romans.
The Fs,sn,ofee Report and the PoIsto Rot another
cause proposed for the Dlsesse-Le,,er from Mr. Coli
A well-ssid observation Of wealthy Farmer Ecu.
cation.
Varieties OF Potatoes from the Seed raise hem
Directions for Forcing and Management
Liebg's Msnures-sn Ess.y on the Effect OF Artificial
Msnur-s, together with the Natural, by Prof Liebig.
Nous Electric Te.egnsph-zn Experiment
Artessn Wells In the African Desert
A great Invention in the Manufacture OF Birch. Mr.
Halle Machine-How connected with Agricultue.
Introduction OF Alpsecas into the United Sla,es
Recipe for mailing Rhubsib Tar,ine.
Lime rs the Potato Disease.
Extent and Population Of ihe British Colonies
Dairy Husbandry-a Dissertation on the Dsiriss OF Hal
stein.
Nader Ito Culture
Productive Farm.
Prohtsble Durham Cow.
Bread from Iceland Moss
Athletic Schools ordered to be established 10 Gernsny
To Farmers Cubs-s Word from the Editor OF The Farm
era Library.
lDcorporau ,ns-Msnuisctonesi incorponAtons OF Ca
OF MsnufacloriesHow and when
beneficial 10 Agriculture.
Cislerns How buit-ther Coat and Applicability 10 the
Wsuts Of the Country
Flax Cultivation of-wiih Table Of Profs
To prevent Chspped Hands
Agriculture Ia Scotland.
Potash Wash for Fruit Trees.
netting for Sheep Folds made OF the Bark Of sbs Cocoa.
nut
The Value OF Tims-with some Observations tho
American Farmer s habit Of GossipiDg.
The Beet Apples for the Climate Of Boston--Psn for
having them all the year.
Long Prefaces
To save Horse faom Fire.
Editorial Notice.
Prices Curen. for lhs preceding Monh-csrsfully cor
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SUPREME coURT-vrh Dis,

rots.l5ss l5i4 i5io l5l25 1898 l5S25 1891 1896
Rejected on account Of infor naiy
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yIRGINIA-fvscspcy. (sol-EIection July 30
Gers oafnsR Mesde( lGeo s2t Polk
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The Southern Telegraph il out OF order n
news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-25
Theatricals.

BowERY THEArRE.-There will undoubtedly be great
time At the Bowery Theatre this evening" learn from
the bill that his exceency Mr.. Polk has been invited
and expected to witness the evenings performances
The entertainments both rich and comprise
three Of the best pieces that produced
or any other theatre. The grand national drama Of
Putnam, or the Iron Son Of 49," which has often
been produced here and which has often been recev-
ed with applause will form the first piece, and will be
succeeded by the comedy of sketches In India and
.ne drama OF oliver Twist" Such bill this at any
time would I'LL the Bowery
'oshoHAMA'-The exhibition of vannuccbi, at 3i5
sroadvay, is well worth seeing Among the paintings
are those OF the battle Of Buena Vista likeness of Gen
Taylor and death Of Clay the surrender Of Vera Cruz
ether splendid pieces. ans ""u many
MILE BLANoy.-it Is with extreme rcgret savs IN.
Boston Transcript Of the 23d inst that we anyouno
that the accident which occurred this xouists
Monday evening has proved to be OF more ro's
nature than was at first apprehended and
she has been mpesd BY the advice her physician
TO throw up the remainder Of her engagement Thi,
accident at this time is the unfortunate an she
soon to leave for Europe and may not anoihe
opportunity for many years OF witnessing her graceful
tancipssud admirable psntomims,
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bouquet % small token Of or snosse and profound
respect
The President In q few words expressed his thanks.
and thea the young ladies passed round the bouquet
having surrendered into the custody Of the Mayor
Who held IL zlo most gracefully amid the pressure Of
the throng
in rsssvng the sAlutations Of the people, the Prssi-
dsut kept employed from about three till six O'Clock
r NJ when the people we're for time dismissed.
few minutes after, the President and company Tex
c~ptng the ladies' Who had already dned the Councils
Judres Generals. the Mayor, SC, In all . company Of
thir ave forty conducted 20 dinner In line
Al the hsa 81 the table sat i've persons 70 wit the
Mayor In the with the President and Hon Lewis
M'Lane At his right, and the Attorney General and
Hon Reverdy Johnson ON his left MIR Burke sat near
By alongside q Gen Stewart, and next to him Mr.
Appeton Mr. Cohen sat at the other end Of the table
Judge Lexrsnd Commodore Ridgslsy, Judge Heath aud
others among the dstin guished persons present
And the following u the fare which the city fathers
yndsr the management % Col Dorsey, had gotten up,
and spresd out for the occasion -
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except provided by the COMMITTEES Of the Corpora
ton.
pear in the procession.
All societies Populations that wish TO join In the
procession who have not reported 20 the Connit~s 81
Mayors Once or before n o'clock A. NJ ON the day
Of the procession
The proper civil officers vii be In attendance 10 pre-
order and the committee respectfully request that
their fellow citizens will unite with them In keeping the
streets through which the procession viii psss nee
from distractions possible
Commrtee Of the Beard Of Csmmiffss If TIA BssTd ef
alderman. .3ssisfssS -Aid<vnsn
JAMES ID. OLIVER. THOMAS MckNi0HT
BERNARD J. MEsERoLE, JOHN coGER, in.
MOSES MAYNARD. NEIL GRAY
GEORGE H. PURsER, sILAs &. HERRING,
CLARKSON CROLIUs, JOHN II. COLON.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, LINUS w. STEVENS.
The Aids to the Grand Marshal and Assistant Mar
shals will assemble at his quarters l39 Henry street II
l0H O'Clock, Friday morning.
New YoKK, June "a, lsa7
The city's guest having retired, season OF
quiet may be expected until tomorrow morning,
when he is to receive calls in the Governor
room, City Hall, and afterwards make a short
visit to the Institution for the Blind, IN which
excellent charity his Excelency is said to feel n
deep interest, awakened no doubt by the the pu-
pills from this institution which last year visited
the capital
On Saturday, Mr.. Buchanan, the Secretary Of
State. is to Join the Chief Magistrate aud proceed
in company with him to Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-25

PAnx THEArRE.-Our readers will remember that the
admirable music Of Belins Norma Is to be sung this
evening for the last time. sgnora Tedesco and Raj
nieri whose asmbidge Is excellent in this opera will
appear together Relative to sgnor Sever If his voice
10 not improved before the beginning Of the opera why
not give his part to Perozs who knows 1t very WELL and
who will fulfill his duty with great deal Of talent This
is not our opinion aone we express the general desire
With sxch arrangement and the rr esstibe attrac.
ton Of Tedesco and signora Raneri the house will be
we'll filed ~ before.
vAvxHALL-Ths place of amusement Ia every evening
crowded to hear the minstresy of Campbells band
The tamborne player is excellent and full Of wit and
the solos on the banjo very much spoken Of In
fact visit to the garden and saloon will convince
vsters that negro minsresy is well represented by this
band and that the proprietor Of the is in
defstgabe In preserving the utmost order In the gar
den and the greatest attention paid to those who
qure Ice creams and other refreshments We under
stand that Campbeps band will very shortly take u
tour through the Eastern States They are becoming
great favorites
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BILL Oh FARE.
DoRsKY's EXCHANGE HorEL,
BaLrrsOHr, Tvrspsr, June ~, iss7

: sour
3 Green Turtle.
Fresh salmon, Lobster Sauce.
sheep Head. Egx sauce.
Sissr corsss.
Cotei.ttss dAgnssu
Tets de veau
foulst Frit.
chicken sslsds.
8 Veal Friosnd~su, with Peas.
ssuts De rouletas IL Ch.vsliere.
fil.t de chsvrouil, aux Trufes.
3 ssmts de Ris de ve~u, ala Financisrs.
Roast. Boiled
: Ham. Champagne sauce Leg Mutton, { apsr sauce
: sirloin Of Beef BculiA Bout
Lamb Cornsd Beef
{ spring Chickens, lsrded Beef Tongue.
{ son Grabs Boiled Lobsters
GRADES Durcs, Pate aux Huitres
Tsgsfabiss.
8 oresa Peas Mashed Potatoes
New Potatoes Beans
Lettuce. Bests.
Asparagus squash
Larry York Cucunbers.
IHinD couRKs.
pyramids Green Apple ris.
Ice Cream Cherry ris
Charlotte Russo ooossbury Pie.
Jelly
Strawberries and Cream.
3 Raspberries and Cream.
Lemon Pudding
foURrs coURss.
8 Oranges frunes
Almonds Figs
9 Raisins. Wslnnts
8 Coffee and Anchovy Toast.
The bill, Of which send you a copy, you viii oil
serve Is an elegant thing folded In the form OF letts
Of invitation printed In gold coor and with the follow
Ing endorsement as superseription on the back -
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The Weekly Herald will be published at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. 1t will contain,
among other things, full and graphic account
of the reception of the Chief Magistrate of the
Union at Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York, with portrait of the President.
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The Ocean Steamers.

The Union, from Chcrbourg, is in her fifteenth,
the Sarah Sands, from Liverpool, in her tenth
day; and the Caledonia, also from Liverpool, is
in her sixth day
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THE PREPARATIONS IN NEW ENGLAND.
IErom the Boston Transcript Juue ~

The Committee Of the City Council to make arrange
ments the reception Of the President In this CITY,
Head on the part Of the Board Of Aldermen and Geo
Hilard. the President and Mersrs. Wales, whiting
Seaver Whttemorc, Thayer, Lincoln Of Ward 10, and
Bailey, on the part Of the Council
view OF extending to the President u the United State
on the occasion OF his visit 20 this Commonwealth the
couresy usual such occasions hereby orders that
the First Regiment Of Light Infantry, with the Rinr
Col r. Edmands hold itself In readiness TO perform
escort duty the day Of the arrival OF the President
The Commanding Ofcer Of said Regiment will report "a
the Adjutant General for further orders.
BY order of commander-in-ch ief
(signcd) H.. OLIVER.
Therefore Commanders Of Companies Of this Reg
ment will forthwith order their commands 10 be In read
mess respond TO this order and such further orders Ia
relation the parade they may hereafter receive
By order OF B.F. EDMANDs Colonel
The City Council Of Lowell have appropriated the sum
Of ave hundred dollars for the proper reception Of the
President.
The mayor OF New Haven called special meeting oil
the common council, ut which committee was appoint
ed to make for the reception OF the fe
deaf and TO extend TO him the hosptates OF wcicom
for the few hours that he will remain thrre on Monds,
morning Besides the mayer, zee on the eommi.es'
the names Of Gov. Baldwin, and other distingunheo
wings The Palladium, which h strong party ~ -,
makes few appropriate remarks to the effect that n
considerations should prevent proper respeet 20 ="
chief magistrate This IL creditsbie 10 New nssen
Suitable arrangements will also be made In
which COMMITTEES Of conference was s"n' '''''
Haven. ,.,s,
The word has gone forth that the ffes,aen. W IT,
tour 10 the North viii visit fortisna yy,.agsmeo,
a. In him the cviities due TO the chief mssissu
~ The renublc Not indeed with any strsining sus"
at display. but TO give him respectful anu eO'""
come, beftting such an occasion"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-25

The sHr FEvER.-A letter from DR., Douglass
az the Quarantine Station, Gross Isle dated June
le received In Montreal gives ids. OF the mean-
choly condition Of vessels quarantinsd there.
The Pursuit, spence, from Liverpool-the master,
mate aud all the men, one, sick In hosptsl-w
obliged send hands from the shore his sick
and dead. The Lotus, Watson, Liverpool-has had
% bis sick removed 10 Hosptsl-expect TO land
the rest 81 the sick In day twohe had 20 deaths
~ since her arrival The Rose, MKinay. from -,
has nearly 100 sckost IA the day Of his arrival aud
the day sfer-totsi deaths nearly go The Lady Flora
Hastings from Cork-passengers landed. except the
sek-11-who are stin on bosrd-hss buried 90. The
ship sabraon, Wilson, from Lverpoo-hss about so
sick buried ai-haa a medical on board who at
tsnis 20 tbs sick Tho Jessie OoTman from Limerick
siok, a., nl On bcsrdIaste and ten % the ogss u
buried 20 " his rssssnsvr.
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Law Intelligence.

SUPERIOR CorRr June 2i.-Before Judge Oakley
Maturin Lipingsfon and Margaret his wife Edoard
Efuards and Ralph Oimstead-This was action Of
ejectment brought for house and lot in Clinton street.
The defence was, that the defendants held under an
agreement msde with John Lowerre, agent of tho
plaintiffs There n conflict between the testimony
~ the witnesses for the plaintiffs and the defendants
The whole case turned upon their credibty The jury
found for the PLAINTIFF For plaintiffs Mr. T.. SANFORD
and Mr. schell; for defendants, MIR Mulock.
CouRr or ConMos PLEAs.-Before Judge DAILY lin
this branch Of the court there case OF abandon
ment on. II Is adjourned until Monday morning IN
the other brapch there business ready and the
court adjourned early.
CRcuIr CouRr.-Some short causes, Of no interest,"
tried yesterday morning after which the court ad
journed
The Courts are adjourned until Saturday
CovRr or GssrHAL SESSIONS, juno 2i.-Before Recov-
dsr scott and Aldermen Adams and Glmartin
Trial for False Prsfsncss rssumed.-At tho opening
If the court this morning the trial Of Henry Brsch for
f,lse pre,snces was resumed The testimony sum-
med I'M by Ambrose L. Jordan, Esq, for the Defence,
ana by Francis D. Cutti ESQ., for the prosecution
when under charge Of the Court the jury rendered
verdict Of acquittsl
Tcsi Gv Busisvy-Henry Thompson and Jacob
ynnalstne then placed upon their trial in
dctment for burglary In having the 9th day Of May
last burgarously entered the once Of w Ltchfeld,
ESQ Albany and st-en therefrom silver plate TO the
value OF 500 Vanalstins convicted, and sent to
the state prison for the term Of three years; but
Thompson, who was defended by Richard Voorhees,,
Eco, acquitted.
The Court then adjourned until Saturday morning