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EIPsIC. In sAxONY-THE UNDERSIGNED,

7 ElPSiC. IN SAXONY-THE UNDERSIGNED,
- Merchant and Agent respectfully offers his services
all having business other affairs requiring
Eiee for the tansacuon Of general commission bu.uess
chief sgency for Central Germany Of the General Trans
Atlantic Packet Shin Company between Hsvre and New York
agency for Wckelhausen ano Company merchants &c
Ia Bremen Office for eng other buspe &C. sc
No: 80 0nmma street, Leipsic, in Saxony. JOHN ER.
NEST WEIGEL 90.
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this branch Of their usness have
hand atpesent the most beautiful and
of ket, desk and sporting knives the
wi large variety OF polished steel DDS Razor ground
and set Cutler repaired. q. SAUNDERS & SON.
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who wish TO reduce their boot Bills we cheeully
mend 10 call fieud ZONES Ann rect as he sell
the s iSy French Col dress Boots 81 50 second do
81 o. hc is1 sells very nice pair at 50 30 HIS best French
patent lie ther Loo only 81 co. and his French waite
proof and colk sole Boots they to be quality
nrlce
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II ELLINGER5 LINIMENT Is PUT UPIN LARGE
IN battles at onir so cents borie 81 dozen will
be paid person. coming fom distance If .e fail 10
y their most sangune relation
dcfni curative effects in extracting Of
sing ptr,on fom distance shall leave city without; II
tney Will not give cur phce h shall have at their
For particulars OF aud number the
record Spirit of the Times which mus and
viii satisfy the most obdorse septic thar and alone
point Of merit To- had he principal depot No 23e Peal
ST. Office OF the Harlem railroad onpany the Rpshon
and the druggists generally, also Of the saddles ores
thro N he eou A
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Gold Pens will bear in mind that all makers stamp their
their best pens, and the of Cardnan
Chefains and other fctitions stamps their second
rate Iaferor qualities. JOHN W. CREATION x
Co. No III Cedar street, Tone door from the Post OF.
hee) have the rens of all the hest makers which they
advertise TO sell the best the city, for g. they sell for
81 50 only and all Others low in proportion Gold Pens re.
paired.
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I no nhn,. IhEAlKf-bENEFlT OF MISS DE.
with *. YotS9 iT 'e l
HELD Christine, Mira Wilkinson scocS nss ,, ~, nv nv
Miss DeiS,ains After Which SUDDEN TIL ,fUGHTsI
h Nb n2 q rARTIsTs To cOncud w,A he Ml L.
Brandon Ravna. Mrs Wilkinson Botss "a III
att nrecisely ~ s""ine1co
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RoWERY THEATRE-THls EVENING JANUA.
AN 9i gs VIII b. psrfoImsJ the tragedy C AMoN
n9fy rh,uos Mr. stephens; Calanthe. Mrs Phillips Her
t III 1lidsn To be followed by the third Of the
Mr. snaas ssS Mr. phsn:; CAPT Wst-oOd
M5. rh,ilips ln.z Mira Wslcot To conclude with HAIR,
LII MirLEIMr Temple Mr.. Bell.mv; Capt Mon
uaVie MI Hail: Charlotte II mule Afrx fhIins Boxes Is
PIT and Gallery eeu,. -'''''f' 1"Aes
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the upper Of Broadway and Murn, tee is the
most deab place IN the city to the best
The INN collections OF themselves
pro e Of the juty ceebra ed establishment
any other this
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Portable Shaving Cases the undersigned
hive devoted their unceasing attention improving and
useful and articles have hand
lar variety. of cossurto most .utbe to the Of
the travelling community. q. SAUNDERS < son, III
Broadway, few doors above Courtiandt street
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BnKers Oiemo uo FnIma ChfIstI, or CASTOR
Oil cream, u.s. wiihou, doubt. the only proper article
noufsh and improvs The hair By chemical process, OF
three months cpraton the glun and offensive smell
firey exuactd leaving Its nutrtive qualities
Being slightly perumed her nor dries inc hair
articles do, IN all when applied to the
head. To be obtained only at BsRnER'S La ,e. Hair
Dressing ard shAmpoorg Rooms, $40 Broadway corner OF
4 nard AZ OF.
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Grand Fancy Ball Costume War ehouse, IS
Frin' sreet-Jonu Gorge Taylor the celebrated Cos
tuner is now employed in making he splendid
coatumes for the approaching and Mr. William Dib.
blee HAN Dresser 26s Broadway character WIGS
to SUIT each costume D".s and Wig. for Balls
part OF the Union for sale hire When quantity
required person will he sent to superntend them Orders
lei as above will Immediately be attended Robes Rega
aud every reqaiste prepared and hand for
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that their power rapidly leaving them that they ar
not of much Importance In times past and that the
Independent Treasury will deprive them the IT.
tie remaining influence they have upon tho currency.
In view Of all these facts, It becomes matter OF
much importance in what the new loan Of the
government Is Observation-Disclosures the monsy raised
by issue Of stock an issue Of Treasury notes
or OF small denominations. stock loan would cramp
the money market more and bs neg ,tiated at greater
sacrifice than any other but would, perhaps b. NOR
for the interest OF the government than an issue of
Treasury notes It would enable Il carry strictly
into operation the Independent Treasury aot 1t
The long contest ia which tbs Comm eroial and Rail-
road Bank OF Vcksburg has been long sngagsd has
finally been brought to ciose and the creditors of the
oank nave some OF getting something for their
claims The assignment under which the trustees have
acted has been declared illegal and void
,. Vicxssuaa BArx-FIrAL DECISION.
In February, ls40 the directory Of the bank, which
was Incorporated with capital Of Oo0 made
aesds on ssgnmsnt conveying all Its property and ef
OF every description three trustees sssgnees
ior the alleged purposes Of enabling IL to avoid
fetture OF its charter by completing the railroad within
the time prescribed in the charter and OF placing all It's
creditors on an equal footing Tho profits to arise from
this expressed In the deeds vss 40 tho
principal source for the payment Of the debts OF the
ing the execution Of Judgments that bs
against the bank till its affairs should be wound mn In
ls4i Alex VI. Arthur being the holder of a consdera
bic amount Of notes Of the bank submed the Jasd. NJ
assignment to the examination Of his counseI yv,ar,
O. Thompson Esq Of this city, and upon his counss,
and advice that tho assignment could be broken and
set aside he had suit instituted to recover he claim
Judgmn obtained In Warren Circuit court IevIed
the property of the Bank the execution of which vne
epjoned and the went into the Superior of
Chancery, where II argued, demurrer by George
Yergsr Eeq, and y. Prentiss Esq on the part OF
the assignees and by VIM Thompson, ar and w q
Thompson, Esq for the other dds-ths demurrer rails
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EOK NEW ORLEANs-LOUIsIANA AND NEW
York Line of Packeis-Very reduced rates OF Tiegb-
frasitively The first and only rerpar packet sail on
CLIFTON, CAPITA Jng-soll is now leading and will o.
hvey sail as above her regular day FORT light passage
having superior furnished apply hosrd
Orleans whaf foot Of Wall street, OF 70 EDWARD COL
LINs, % Ssun street Agent m New Orleans. William
Creevy, who will promptly forward all goods his address
Pos lively freight will be received s,r Saturday
evening, Jan 29h. he packet bark GENEsEE, will sue
ceed the Clifton. and sail ON her regular day.
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The subscriber has now in Of
beaut fu articles IN this line that have been
among which Bard Clio Etuscan Va,es, ten feet high
Agate szzg ,even feet nigh; Bardigo Urns with altoe
Of Heb, Vsnu so Dsnciug Girls sc Sc, all selected BY
bIGNOR VITO WITT, who has for thirty three yeas pas
80 successfully catered ior the public taste. FkEDER
* A. WOODWORTH, 33 Broadway, opposite the
Bloadway Theatre. - -. =
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THE FRIENDS OF GENERAL Taylor IN NEW
York. requested Jefferson Hail. of
Charles and Hudson Friday evening 2sh anu
at o'clock for the purpose Of forming Rough and
Ready Association The Hen. George Folsom, and several
other gentlemen. will address the meeting.
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PALMO,5 OPERA HouSEzFRlDAY EVENING,
lanuaIy 28th. Professor THEIRS groups Of M Ok l.
ARTISTS. twenty in number VIII the honor O, anSta,
Tx IN series OF their celebrated Grand abeaux Wyatt, saI
foses flas,ques ProsIsmne-l The Dream Of Wahingtor
before the ksyouon Theirs Mars and Venus rfodet;
Srmson and Daiah t@o positions, kubens; 4 Vatican
Logging Cppd's Arrows, Rubsns; S, Veuus ard Cupid,
kubens Fifteen minutes Information Part Ill Triunph
OF the Amazonan Queen, Habsrzet; 2. The suppicaat
haTpha asl' d j'G,hSr Chairman The L.ieIe
minutes, Part i-Sant John Preaching in the WildeTre,s
hazel; Aoam AID YES Expulsion from Paradise Mac
owan; homuus and Remus Davd; Dawn playing the
HTp for kng Saul Raphael Fairy Srens Of the Gelle
Ihers' g. Tnbleau Finale in Honor of The Unl~d Sntes
Theirs. Doosopen half past G. 10 commence az TX ocosh
Pree Of Admisson-Dress Circle and queite lady and
gtnemn 30 cents; eeEt; alone So upper boxes
csnti Boz once open from 10 A. NJ TOD NJ Conductor
Department under John DAVIS ~ ~ NN
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IN ITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATkE-M,ss eIII1

MI IL 1U. p DLYMFIC THEATkE.-Miss PHO
performed JOHN Of PARIs-Ptdriso Po,s Mr. Mitch H.
11ha q laris Nj Chanru Rosa Mas Phillips After hic
aold Penn 20 ado5 Mrs Mary Taylor After which he
,Me % o. WHOS NIX HO 5BAND- To ties Nir. Ho.
phhp, To conclude with MRS. HARRiB-AIrs HAIR a
NJ h9iIand M samuel Sekey, Mr.. Cunningham; Fanny
RAT Miss fhihp Doois open 6]s curtain rises az
oc,ock pr.ss circle, 30 cents BoTss as Pir, shilling
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WALNqT STREET THEATRE PHlLADELpHlA,
will be pe formed the DU NB sELLE-Vivian Mr. Wheat
ley; O'sTrk, Johnson; Mr. Marvers, Mr. sRecke; Eliza.
Miss Chapman After which, Mr.. over will give IRIS 4
EyENlNGs. To be followed by THE: HAPPY MAN.
Paddy Murphy, MIR. Lover To conclude with the FAIR
ONE OF The GOLDEN LO Ks
A FAST PONY 70 SALE, AT THE STATE
IA Coffee AM Spice Mills He beautiful saddle horse
sound and gentle, without b!smsh aud
ide u mInutes Price 50 I18 WashrQ ton
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WHARF PROPERTY FOR sALE-A PLOT OF
w ground $50 feet fronting the Eat adoir
Ing The Grand and Houston street Ferries wsmsbugh is
most desirable situation for ship
tablshment-h.s bukhead, with 10 feet water For
te apply to VIM SCOTT. IC0 Wall ST.
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lanes, ATLAS CAYU9A LAKE. AND OTHER
Broken Bank Bills, taken the s. Suit Store
change for clohins Dress aad rocs Costs Of unexcepons
soiled Overcoa and Cloaks from 81 to SCI
$ pauts 81 to 93a pair Conner OF Nassau and Beekmau
u EMOVAL-JOHN JAY AND MAUNsELL
~ Field have removed tn the Law Offices No. % Nassau
street. opposite the Post Ollie. and recently occupied by
Sloison md Schell
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nF ALL THE VARIOUS PURPOSES TO WHICH
~ India Rubber under Mr. Goodyears has
been applied has re,uted greater benefit to
kind than the production of ovehoes aud Of all the
KIND; Of ovehoes that have been made has found
equal desirable tho Perpetual Gloss Over
shoe which Is 70 be obtained only the Goodyear Rubber
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ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.

A NTHONY j. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER REAL
E,at- Madison Square Positive sale of forysix very
nicola vicinity of Madison square-Oa Tuesday February
A at l2 o'o will be sold by Anthony Bleecker at the
Asrchan Exchange, numbr of very des able lots. ell
situated Madison Avenue 90 h. 3Otn and Stat aud
side of Fourth follows - lots Mac
avenue; do goth street, II 30h Get; do Stat
Terms liberal and made known the sale w. r Haett 81
Wall ST. Termssrty cent. OF the purchase money
remain bond snd mortgage for three years. per
from the LIST Of July last (87 The sale will be without
Lhographic Maps OF the above lots be 0btaiL
ed of re No. b O A
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DAMAGED GOODS RESTORED IN THE BEST
~ possible IN inner, by II MIGEON & co, Gloth Re.
Saae Broad W. C. Langley Co. as Broad
d. Brigham Co, 80 Pire street
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EOUND--A NEWFOUNDLAND DOG IN BROOK
lyn, white round the neck The may Obtain il bv
applying to JAS. A. READ, No. Hammond street, New
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Eye AND EAR-DR. POWELL ATTENDS EXCLU-
svey 10 diseaes of the Eye and Ear o'clock
his ONCE 25i Broadway, corner Of Warren st. Dr. Powe
Treatise on the Eye, Diseases and their cure. with
Cravings. rules for the selection price Fifty
Cents can be had his office and of all booksellers Jus,
imported Artificial Fyes of superior gu ty and finish Dr.
Powes Self Acting Eye Fountains Jet Douchc Baths
for strengthening the which has Just diploma
TIE Of Off
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DOST OFFICE, NEW YORK JANUARY 27Th, 1913
the .tesmer Cambria will Leave New York Saturday
the 30 instant Her mails will close this Office
day the 29th instant 10 A NJ Postage on letter, pa.
pers each and pre-paid-ROBERT II. NORRIS p.
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is sold by f. Watson Co.. As William street, and j.
Savage, % Fulton The kicheleus invariably
med AID II the point, come off anew one will be give
ls and retail The pens cases hs others adye
l ct 81 So sell for 81 IS Gold pens repaired or e,
N. B. he hichelieu Pen only above
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GOOD BAR9AINs-HARDWAKE AND TOOLS
The entire stock Of Store No 81 Chatham street. i'll be
sold at prices much below Wholesale RETAIL the
pri, tor being DESTROYS Of closing his business.
NANCY BALI. DRESSES. HARACTER AND
Fancy Dresses for Ladies aud 0sntemen Of every de-
scripuon nude tosorder hire, By WALKER & AMER,
MAN, l6t and 1s2 Walker street, the Bowey.
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BALTIMORE, August ~, 1SiS.
Mass Meeting of the Friends of Leland--IHe Free

BALTIMORE, August II, 1913.
Mass Meeting of the Friends of Leland--THe Free
Sol Conrention--Probabic Dissolution of the
Porty--Ihe Voitiguers, &c.
Another grand mass meeting of the friends of
Ireland has been called at Carroll Hall, tomorrow
evening, at which time, 1t is expected, later news
from Europe will have been received. Should ii
be second edition of the fight at Ballingary, the
smplighter will be the only one that will be pre-
sent. The hopes and fears for the truth of the
Tribune letter are intense, and all are trying to
believe IT; but the yarn 10 tough one and cannot
easily be digested.
The free soil convention is to meet on Monday
next; but many Of those who were disposed 10 iolf,
IN the movement are now backing OUT, on account
OF two of the five members of the committee of
correspondence appointe being radical abolition
lists: One OF these gentlemen, although an or
derry and good citizen, is q regular dissclu-
ZIONIST, or, At least, speedy dissolution follows
TO every movement with which his name ls con.
Dected, and 1t has become a standard rule in our
city to oppose everything the doctor advocates. A
short time since a question as to whether the
Bell-air market should be held in the morning or
afternoon sgltoted the neiahborhood IN which the
doctor resides The doctor was for the evening
market, and young lawyer, residing close by,
strongly advocated the morning market. II hap
pentd in this instance, that the friends and family
OF the young lawyer agreed with the doctor, and
were much surprised to find the lawyer CD
posing their views. On questioning him on the
subject, his reply was that he "dd not known any.
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IE1EGRArnc. Professor Samuel f. Il. Morse
and lady, arrived in our city on the 18th We be-
and Nr OReiey Is to be tried before some one OF the
courts OF Kentucky within short period. which is
rr9ospy .he OBJECT of the present visit to the West
IN other States, we know not II may derange the
routes already established and create some
In carrying out contracts In progress We learn
that Mr. O'Reiley has tendeerd tolrrof Moree one.
fourth OF Inc who stock of the Western line accord
ing 70 an agreeDe made between the parties long
MI OReiiey TO proceed under that contract from
failure TO comfy wth Its conditions. No legal de-
was ruled out Of court through some informally In
the proceedings. Cincinnati Enquirer, Aug. 20.
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WASHINGTON, August %, 1913.

WASHINGTON, August %, 1913.
The Yam Ness Residence Commodore DeRay-
Whipping IN the Nary-Erports of Domestic
Products, etc.
Standing near the Treasury Department, and
looking in southwardly direction, you behold a
retired, outrageous, and aquatic retreat in prox-
unity to the canal. stranger could not resist the
inquiry as to whose 1t is, nor suppress his admi-
ration OF the locale 1t is just such place as man
who desires reposc from business cares would
seek. 1t is beautiful, by general consent General
]. p Van Ness there resided, and there he died.
His father-in-law, David Burns, Zone of the four
original proprietors of the land, then comfelds,
now the city Of Washington,) lived there before
the General came to the capital as member of
Congress from New York He erected commo-
lars, and had all the appendages which such an
establishment required In the settlement of the
estate of the deceased, the property was last week
sold TO Commodore DeKay, for the sum OF ten
The Commodore left us, yesterday, for New York
with an intention to return late In the autumn
when, it Is said, he will no longer occupy rented
quarters, but take up his abode on his own pre-
misses.
The subject of foggng in the navy is matter
much mooted. Asa single instance how the work
is carried on, within two months of this wear.
torty-eleht men were Gated on board the ship
sailor being from three to twelve. One received
ten lashes for i" urinating in spit.box IN the
berth : another, twelve for sc suspicious smuggling
OF liquor, and treating the captain and officers Of
the deck with contempt" The larger portion of
the offences of poor Jack are IN consequence
of drunkenness, produced by the liquor given to
them by order of the government
IL; Coltman. who has a brick yard and gardens
near the city, employed an Irishman. named
Bryan Fra!le, to guard his property The bows
from the city have been in the habit of going Thu
Their on Sunday to battle IN the pond, and to COM
init depredations. ON the Both of July they got
into difficulty with Fraile, which resulted in his
killing an orphan hey named Morris Connolly, by
striking HIM with brick At the term OF the
criminal court he was found guilty and was to-day
sentenced to two years imprisonment and labor
In the district penitentiary.
Yesterday, sent you the amount of exports of
our domestic produce, from the year 1924 to the
3ls of March of the present year. since which time
have seen document with reference to the SUBJ
Ject, and the following is an extract
T..
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Fort OF New Work, August %, Is4S

.-,->>~)y>o.e> r~>-~.o,.1g.-- 49,
Cleared.
shiPi=Colpmbus MsCerran. Liverpool & A Kingsland
n BaaS Ss S,i Lind a,S, WeHsrsp Lisbon
hn Denham Trinidad de Cuba, Charean POnvor Spartan
Bates sSpam Hayward; John Kendall Boyd Rio ia.
Widow Fafa%a aSs Emily ii s.it
s% John .on. Smith.
Dur D1 Baay t Ss a
ssossa ore:
MARY Eliza Ke'eham Sally Wheaton, and Dusotah Smith, Phi
soop-Artist Davis Providence
Arrived.
Br ship Forest Monarch, Richardson Liverpool DAYS in
,s Ship ,S Charlotte need Gd Bremen q days wiz
~ lon spoke packet ship Montezuma, Louler from Liverpool
Ship sul'aps BaIrs New Orleans 10 days with mde to
ashore Reef miles north Of the light skin Ssd
al sail s There were ID wrecker outside the Reef and
,, Belgian ana bark Virgin Mary zSssnf Antwerp 4s days. i.
Bark Martin Brett Cook, River Gambia 30 days. to Brett
Br brig Margaret Montgomery Ner Ire 9Th with iron.
S Hots to A from h Cd Cape Clear SPOKE b. bark William
r. exclaimed signals with Am Aryum Of bound
m Grsyson e FROM H LIVERPOOL FOR .oS
land 9th inst lat IS 40 ion g 40 spoke Harvest Of and
lon M 4s sr Hut
John nj, for st John. NB days
Brig Dahia Pine Iubec. will plaster to Brett& vose.
Brig MaIehand. Ellsworth Cold spring Eastern port
Fir sehr Perseverance Gowr nuee, Rochelle. so days with
brandy to Cazet Aston Sid in with l bark Eagle for
YORK.
Br fchr Richard Ccbdsn Morrison, Maitland Ms, 10 dave
Below.
Ship Columbia, Galloway from Charleston.
Ship Palestine MuIford from New Orcan and 10 dsys from
Norfolk. - 49,
Bark Avcrop, from st Martins. so reported.
Bark tdwark. Buckley, ~ days from Savannah,
Bark Condor. Tikiol. ii dpys from ST Crox
Brig 1ybee, from Charleston.
Sailed.
Ship Bowditeh Boston, bark Dudley Seden - brig Arthur
Pickering, Norfolk.
Sc, light. - - - os~
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Total. ............ s135, l04, 800 $1,000, ssI

General Bennett Riley has returned to Wash
lngton. He has not yet been informed by the War
Department what time he is to start for Calfor-
ala.
the King of Austria at Innspruck. He is away
from the capital. Messages are repeatedly sent to
him at Bedford, to transact such business as re-
lates to his executive duties FrIIx
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thing about the merits of the question; bu, as the
doctor was in favor of the evening market, he
the morning market" However, the friends OF
the morning market triumphed notwithstanding
the young lawyer. at the solicitation of his friends,
joined the Doctors side of the question. In short,
his advocacy is certain and speedy death to every
thing he touches, and such will now be the fate OF
the free soil organization in Maryland.
The Voltiguer regiment, after being encamped
nearly two weeks at Fort MclIenry, will be dis
charged TODAY
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SHIT NEWS NOTICE.

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port will con-
fer favor upon by having all parcels. papers and
reports int nded for the Ne York Herald ready for
immediate delivery to news steamer, the News
Bor. She will board inward bound vessels in the vi
cipity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports
whether foreign domestic, will confer addtio nal
favor by forwarding to the Herald through the mail
or otherwise, ship papers that may be DEEM
ed of interest to the community. We will gladly
ciprocate the favor.