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vi ARTICLES
Glasses.
No. l 800 reams laid quarto post faint
lined, finest quality
I" 100 do laid quarto ost,unruied.
finest quality
$50 do wove quarto post. faint
lined finest quality.
" IS do wove quarto post. IN
ruled, finest quality,
lined, finest quality
% do laid Bath post, unruied,
finest quality
~ Go laid quarto and Bath
post, gilt, faint-lined,
finest quality.
=" 10 do laid quarto and Bath
post, gilt. unrulcd
finest quality
30 do satin finish white cap
paper, ruled
" 10 10 do satin finish white cap
paper. unruled
" II $50 do very finest laid note pa
per, white gilt. in
boxes. or packages
large size
- l0o do very finest laid note pa
per, white, gilt, small
size
l5 III do quarto post, satin finish
Ii ~ 90 note paper. satin finish.
" IL Goo do cartridge naner tonrb
smooth surface. 81 hv
70 inches, to weigh 26
pounds to the ream.
10 40o 90 cartridge paper, 10 by
II, same quality as
above, and the same
proportional weight
" II 400 do cartridge paper. 81 bv
-: same quality a.
above, and same pro-
portional weight
Is 100 dozen four blade rearl-handle
pocket-knives. high
est finish and best
quality
" 19 so do same as above. buck
handle
" loo DO o-blade. pencil-han-
die pcnknives highest
finish and best quail
ty, 80 dozen with two
small blades and 80
dozen with one large
and one small blade }
" 81 80 cards three pointed pens. Per-
rvs, or same quality
% 30 boxes United States pens.
Wheeler & Co, or
same quality.
20 70 do commercial pens, Wheel
er & Co.
" "A 80 gross Perrys double patent
pens, fine point
" 25 % do Windle's bullion pens.
. 20 300 cards metallic pens, best quail
ity, assorted
u o0o boxes metallic pens, best quail
ltv, assorted
" q gross pen-holdcrs best quality.
assorted STYLES
" % 8 do porcupine quill pen hold
50 dozen letter clips. gilt
- 81 do do bronze.
" 50 Is do alabaster paper weights.
assorted patterns.
" 50 10 do cut-glazs paper weights,
best quality.
inch wide. 9 o., 10
the dozen.
" 30 do 9-inch ivory folders, with
handles
- Sc u do pearl folders
81 500 chequered, ivory handle letter
stamps
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Esect'o'tS.-Ihere appears to be some
disappointed folks about the polls to dav.
IL was calculated that much fun would
be seen by the b'hoys, but the arrange
ment of the police force puts kind of
stopper to the sport. It is now noon and
we have had no disturbance of any con-
sequence, and we begin to think there
will be none to-day. We hope so!
Resolution Of Tkonks.-Mr. Marcellus
Marceron having presented to the Column
bla Fire Company, for their Library, a
beautifully illustrated copy of Shak-
speare's Works, complete, meeting of
the company was held on the Sd instant,
and resolution of thanks unanimously
adopted.
Fire.-Thd mail steamer Mount Yer
non took fire yesterday morning, from a
lamp that was left burning on board. It
was extinguished by the hands before any
considerable injury was sustained.
Police Reports-The report for Saturday
shows the following cases: James Dick,
disorderly: workhouse 80 days. J.O'Don-
nell, assault and battery sent to Jail. J..
Bohliar, forfeiture of bond ruled for trial.
- Ford, fighting security for peace.
George Simms, fighting security for
peace; George Simms, for profanity: paid
costs and gave security. Ellen Miller,
stealing; dismissed. J. II. Eberbach,
selling liquor on Sunday; ruled for trial.
Reuben Ball, casa; Satisfied. Ann NJ.
Burns, drunk: paid fine and costs. Solo
mon Herbert, breach of peace: jail
Chew Dorsey, out after hours; fined one
dollar and costs. Jas. II. Lewis, do, do ::
Reuben Goldin, do, do. Fendall Gray,
do; whipped. Richard Roach, Thos.
Cronin, David Roach, riot security for
court. This morning the following cases
were reported George Dent, assault and
battery: dismissed. Edward Berkly and
Patrick Sexton, riot; sent to jail. Arthur
Brady, arrested on casa sent to Jail
John Ring and Joseph Atwell, drunk and
disorderly: paid costs. Thos Doyle,
Patrick Dolye, riot; sent to jail. Ihos
Howell, breach of peace. Patrick Rady,
riot; jail. Timothy Geaner, do, do.
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The United States steamer, John Han
cock, having sprung a leak, returned to
the Gosport Navy Yard last evening for
repairs. We are informed that she will
have to go into dock, as she leaks badly.
The other vessels of Bherrings Straits
expedition have not vet sailed, but are
still in Hampton Roads.
Portsmouth transcript.
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Fare.-Thd mail steamer Mount Yer
non took fire yesterday morning, from a
lamp that was left burning on board. It
was extinguished by the hands before any
considerable injury was sustained.
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Resigned.-Alexander Cross, appoint
cd letter-carrier on the LIST instant, has
resigned. Vincent r. Jackson has been
appointed by the. Postmaster to fill the
'acancv.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-06

Observation-Disclosures Thornly, esq,
mas been appointed warden of the Penl-
tntiary, and Doctor Alexander Slmms'
the physician. Doctor Garnet has been
selected as physician ofthe county jail.
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THE most sale and certain known to the
world fof Tho cure oio5Stpte eouahs, colds, asthma
broneii,i blood sPittns liver complaint Blooplng'
cough Srodp tickling rising intEs thtoat nervous de-.
btY pains III the side or breast, broken eohsti
from tho abusr OF caloel and other eausess DOCTOR
swAYNEss, COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER.
RY; ara eonsurhp il has reached state and as
suued character hitherto considered ineura6e Yields
naIatibn EenienaborEthe great Original Wih' Cherry
Reformation and the ouIy compound prepared by REGULAR
physicauIs manufactured ph1er aIne dato caro- Of
DR sTH4YNfE at his Lsbdratcry, SO. North Seventh
ST abeye Market, Philadelphia.
For sae By--DR. JANIS sAISBisJ X Ills q % Id
TRI.r.,and p TrRRsoNa Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pitsburgh BURDsAIL & Co., cinoinnatii
nnd by deaeIs Ebnerally. 1ot sepls
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s DIR MoRsE,S INyIGo GRATING CORDIAL, {
The only sure and safe remedy yet discovered for Gen
eaI Debility PhyliCai Prostfationi Irtitabty and ali
non,esons loiten,ont sDiske olSOcfety, Inehpaoity
for study or Business Loss OF Memory Mental Debility
ete.-zsss advertisements aY1 sepIs
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mnrA1. % KfasA NH.


Sosived deserved don for the ability, mod
and strong sense OF Justice he has display
ii 'FIs has prove Iii nSel "a competent, arm
Cd andsan impatti edge. he jury was COM
pbsed 81 souildsant siefling men, unprejudicei in
their opnion and determined to perform whatto
chem was sad aud solemn duty. The case has
been energehcally and ably conducted, both by
the counsel for the State and the defence. No eff
tort nor honorable means has besn spared to give
William Kissane afair and impartial trial, and we
belieye, as far as nature canEbe nlaiibie5 lesh4s
received wha were his just deserts. n
lihe verdict was returned by tai jury a Iteti ars-
tiEement Of three hours and iis amour
most solemn and effective. The general inn
pression inland about Lebanon was that Kissatle
tgould either be acquitted or thst The jury would
5lisageee. heir decision ot Guilty cagSed geleri
TaI.suTpfii q, cempanied by saddening inhuencea
as q large share OF sympathy had been awakepedr1
n behalfof the unfortunate man, who whateyerhis
sins has suffered greatly and whose postioltcans
not but bejealcplate1 10 arouse pity evepin 1het
steEnest bosom. Kissare late standing IN socie-
~, previous reputation his youth and hssud
deTsfall from high position dishohor and prot=5
able crime, have linked in his name species OF
Romance and mystery, and STANCE cuTiosityS that
have been felt throw ghout the, iaua =
= We know not when we have witnessed q nore0
Singular Impressive and mOnrlIul scene than that
winch atl ended the renditionsof the verdict Il IS
u The Court room was dInly lighted, the night
without was dark and stormy, as il in unisonwlth
the fate OF the prisoner, when he was Drought IN
Y 10 hear the decision OF those. twelve men nponf
, boTnbIs Tuture destiny lung, and with whom MS
| every worldly expectation rested. aAi
skissaffe 6uketffnlfot hope, as he stood up be-
lore those finfyhien and gszed ixedlY at them, as
IN he would reid theif seneuce ere it wRsuttered.
Tbsaty fil VOID fell not upon his ear,
Iiot AZ tlpon his soul which seemed 10 shryel2
Iefote that feaflDl sound Every ray of hope died
.liSbis ed,inter1nce, he started and gazed wildly
around AS if to seek for protection, and sank over
! powered beneath the unpHticipatedi blow, ne
1 srasned eryousry the arm of his counsel, Judge
Wniker. Who had struggled onobly IN his defence
and who had fought SO brayely though 10 ydin,f
against lie darn aud impending fate which await
4 ed him. and exclaming IN q trembling andanpallE
S,iy fobe-ssI'bGt is prong Judges. As HeGDen IS
ms ,5itness. did NOT do It; burst into an agony
\ of tears s - allss :.
Zach snsctator in that Court room felt thrill OF
woe; inithat painful and awful scene, dead as the
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Coon HuMoa-Good humor is bright color in
the web of life, but selg.d only can make 1t
ifaa eolor. Aueaon ~ no is fhelslaEe of selfish
ness has; So many wans'of his own TO be supplied,
SO, man fintereslso of bisown tnsuppofts and de-
fend that he has no1elsGrefo study the wants and
interests 6fsothers. II is impossible that should
be.tappy himself OF ma Others around him 50.
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a n 1Seaauee !, n ..,4,..E, snffs,

So h 1SefiaiIee lSnlau5nmder Safes,
ARiiIal - - =, Z. j ID YRERlS PATENT.
4 sAgzz e 5 3 5ss 2saef STREET
Is lie Sole the Unite OF the above
o5liI and only ie1a6ie Salaanders both
against Every sale sos9 y tns
establishment Is under the personal supeT1n
teideneg 81 Mr. whose experience OF tySen'
~ SIX wears as a ga e maker, together with the many Sc
we're tests which sacs oil his have triumph:
y wthstood in this and other cities the 9nbscti
Der in recommending them IS snpeLlor 70 any ~ use
They are the only Sates 10 which =
ETRABLE DEFIANCE.L0 CK.AHD CROSS BAR
is or can DO applied. 1870
ready in uss by tanks and
from tho perfect secuTit they the Ell
fofs or ME Il1st Their BY means oil gum
poySder false keys Or drills, together with their
cont eh6iSe Simplicity and durability areIap
idly inereasirg In tion, and are conhdent
SUPERIOR no AIly LOCK IN THE w oRLD..
SAFES Of all sIzess suitable for merchants bsl level
ers record Offices, stenmbpat fire and thetl PROOF
baIk Vault doors plate chests private families, etc.
hand or saIe and made q the depot. 1872 Pear
stresff tIootg below Maiden Lime, New York, by
se1ie-SiS 49, So 90 ROBERT NJ. PATRICK
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TaE BaTTEE, OF TsiFEs-++siSFe met little apple
dleryestefday no was cry his eyes out be-
cause man hatit pass e istareeIli on him
Tor quarter. hence he Will sdiscoy-
ef that This istieway ofsthe sgortl. There rs our
friend SILKY forinstance, SjIk y lives as if bel
in receipt Of ten honsan nd He gives
and indiIlges in u four story aud half do
zen servant girls silkys actual salary is 81 500
esear In a few months SitSytwih burst up for
fbs benetit On his creditors and take his meals
sWeeneys, the whole Brought about W Silky
attempting to pass off tspistaIeens for quarters -
AeaIn. Ms Bullion goes 10 Saratoga; comes ont
with tlorir horses and pigge KS OF her fans
IN connections and high Dirl Of herself ind am
;cestoYs-Lresses in brocade silk, and is so.sticks
edssith nerves that toseea straw berry hleed to-
death would throw her nto Mysteries. Don be
deceived by these things, however. NotWithstand-
ing hef pretentions, Mrs. Bullion Is humbugr-a.
pistageen who isttying opass hegself. Oh for. a
6naiter Her high connections are fish merchants
wbils tbA only reason sheds millionaire instead
OF a RasherWonan, is found in.thedpct that her
husband, during the mnckerel fever cornersd ON
herring, md made fortune instead losing oiie.-
NJ. y. DutehHlGn.
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtai In arehouse, 01

J = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Curtain Warehouse, aog
III ctestst egses5ts ne STATE House
I,4poRrEF A,p De ai5EiS IN GUKTAINs, CURTAIN Ma
Isiaia TEKIA1s, sAsp uRNITuRE Cow RINflss
WHICH he offers at the 10y Hlafsst Pr'ces,
1aap1a0LES4hE I'M t4EtAtL ii
The stock computing IN part the Ioloyying -
EnbToidefed Lace Curtains;. I Gilt Cofmeesj
Do Musih Do DO flpEsst
Sseeei, ms Canopy Arches and Itingsi
and soIafsSs5 - 9le Cords, Tassels, Gimps,
Saith de .Iiainesi - geat eAnrta44l
4 issss stosg or FR ms HIS oraii cplpra AMI
duffii Is on hand. 4 40 - 81. -,
siR4fNTEDEk1KDeV EADES, e'le HOLLANDS oI3alil
3. Persons elins VII giyet ne ll9stlfs
or the vi t o. ne pi
nnart7-1e ddeyv
~ In POI spfne. for sale by
Il y oct25 ~ p @oAhpRRLI
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Z lei1I III RR0QFs SAFESr-sA large assort.
g 49,. nent of various sizes always on
IN lEHillIa hand at NO 90 DOCK street, war
III Tanted equal to any made in the u
~ l s IT, nited States. Evans q WIT
W.T. so NJ thank inl for past ayorss re;
the same tIease give US can pdFohasng else
where g M s i is1Ss q 49, ssio,
N1B-zAlsoy Bank Vault and Jewellers, BnIeias Proof
Sales, Iron Vault Doors banks ah Pdent Slate
Lined RerrigeTat oTs, $to!e 4 rucksS etc.
Below IRE NE nancs of few Public In
situations who have our Sales In use Hundreds kmofe
Farmers Mechanics, Bank Of Phlade 70
saiesfn use 4J... Co., = ~
Sater e &C. g g s n Third !, t,iei
r q Knishfy cor eT sYafer and ohestiutsts;
S Mint, oaSSsse; g ss523 p y sii
us Afssnal, Sales Tor Calm nia for Phila sii o
Corporationiof Northern Liberties; -yi-8
Commute l6l,eGs Of hlssya lAensi ss.t1 i11
Southwark Gas Company rs 80. TrO
liJ WAGONS ,fuinSqbaJ 6
State TfeSsureT Jersey and Trent Bankins Co
Penps lyppia tRailr CO. e,SalesS =
o Hat 9th above CheYy and bird and BroYn sts.
--=ze4-.a II z,
r. sslsA BALTI5oRE, Iupe 1a2, 1875 y
Messrs Evans e. Watson, u hiaG entleinen n
We much eashre in your Fire Proof
Chests to The Of the We purchased
amer cry severe hest an1ins tie which
fe e9Es Poek 81 Sn fefo
s,1s 20 " " ~ -es9'
49, ~ = =
IN ami S.e5t1e3il lpgs-the Old (5OT1Le4, 49,
l.
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A sfTHUNDERINd'' ERRoR or THE PEEss.--ln
The Leicester Jouinal-of last week; writer adgo-
eating a. reform Gin the admins ration of gIatTtit
Gus medical aid to The poor 4nade by the printer
10 express anopnion that tsthere is fllnsisating
,Iointin chufty IS WeIias in everything elseP'--
This may account for The posions of wrath which
beggnrS receive. ,isiia5
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lS,5.En0MD ST0GKL

WE are NOW leceiying Stock OF elegant
IVY New GoDds, puuc lassa New Y6fk apd Phil9del
piiS, OF the latest
siTable styles Of slt \ $50 sli sii3t {
Rich Plni,I and bTOcade Silks; ftgsi t6s ISL y
Plaid Cashmere and Debhtuesi1 hl't .ssE "a
+ French MeTuoS - - L2cpftI sft8f 5--lsl1
Elegant Parss Velvet and clpthj 5SiF
! is Gloaks, Nantes anI Tahnasi7 ~ w
II Splendid bQnrlti ri bb0rsi7 $50
With the largest and mOI ole ant stock of Long shawis
ever brought to Tie Oar stock OF Goo1s has never
heen so laige vaEed present. aud we cum say
with that have never been soHe
10 supply demands inour lima at
come an aud SEQ for y0HI lves: :.
OCt2SSt -SkDSENE$H ~ itCAf U II
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WILLOW WAREI &c.
!. 3 aa.Iss.. HsspqrIqn..

i 81 Market Squdr9, Yesf side, cor. MarEtt
THE iindefs glled alies this opportunity tosx
his friends his heart thanks for the verylibe
foaae he has fece we'd sisce lie becaniea resident
oit ana begs leave to inform them that he will ST
inne 10 Manufacture every description OF willow a
an wale, being fully confident that BY strict stten
bushes he yiiIinsnrS the patronage OF desei vii
lie as heis Undermined nothing shall be wanting
uaff TO ye entire Satisfaction toIhose who may Law
with acalI, where they VIII find large assoTtmeH
on hand, Including children
ons, cradles, chairs etc. Baskets ofSeysry DESC
100 numernH 10 mention, wholesale ami retaiL
NJ 0e defs promp tly executed. L. AOO
n H44old baskets neatly reralIed.;..a
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100 W Z New d ookssl ,tTSs 3iil
NT6TES ON Uncle TOMS Cabin, by Rev J, .Stearnsi
IN sIsstrans Port Folio, Ilust.ai
Religion or Geology, by Htchcocki g5S
= Yecchnr.s Domestic Receipt Hpokf sSHT
Songs for the little Ones at Holnel IL -! =
ti Great TfttfS by Great 4 lthots; .F.sE
~ Ii6bef on Civil Liberty and self Governments -
Evening BOOK, by AIRS. Kirk9rdi ,lt351
-2t Lays OF Ancient Rome By =. B. dachulayI -
Manual or Fashioni s
Gepesis and, tieology, by Hitcltcockts5 'f 49,,
ige Egypt and 'alestl the, by Thomasi 2
Coier's lamentations TO Text OF Shakespeare, ID 4
6olss Z ~ ..sfs,s WILDE & BROTHER q
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vireinta stats FaiF.
We take ths following apPfopTinte allusiOn

we lAkSddlp o'ANsASiA "
our State Fiji, Whieh eQnmenc at Richmond to-
morrow, from the Baltimore, Timsiil,s
A y Ia ms aseason 90 Rains sud E& EDITIONS OF the
ss,is fsiproduee OF the pecan
nj D. p ieal he eodntfys we learn that the
yirgiHa does not ntenlmto be surpassed The
irst ex hiLoH of the Virginia Stare ltpal
81 SocfetytaKes place on thest 2hds 3Eoand 4th,
ga q IS Of NoyembeIs at Richmond. The arrange
ainis are de upon such scale hs viii ensure
Sa ot.Ie greatest success The interest felt by be citl
81 gait ns first effort OF the society,
, greats pnd theY intend to spare no means either
public OF pTyates 10 render The coming assenbage
~ ch that each succeeding one will be more npRe:l
-fodSly attestled.i The hospitality OF
tSDld D6Idin0n. NJ hfe will be exers
2T6skdt boil the public authdrities and the PM
n fe ritzenst as we'll as th0S9 mime htey eonnecs
led with the ma hagenleht Of the gocietyss,s
lssA ssife thrioas railroad and steamboat companies
nctuated by a commendable spirit, oF hberAlity,
offer the utmost facilitie BY transporting members
of the s6estys them STOCK and material, 70 and
from the fair, gratis The premiums 70 be conten-
dea for sre.nSdny AID EaluaBIe. p si'e5. "a
The arrangement Of The gEeah9 said to be do
unable. PoIag IN plid gdanee iBsupPlied by me
s5eleiy, and the stalsateof double ielghth enspr.l
ing every facility necessary fo of the stock:
ThsBteamrTB from Baltmofet To- Richmond,
have been informed, have giren itheiE encourage
ynent to The success ofthe UudettakngS 'tiD way
that viii edffy conviction with II g 6y aifofdi6g
means OF transportation to Esrsoasi taking stock
,Aads ma teEial loT5 exhibition from this place 10
RchHiOhd on Saturday, frse Of charge, From the
extent or The ar aug ments made The aeconntB-
- sglieh We 6nd In cur 9change and the
phafactes otfke chief marshal, Colonel To4PkINs,
~ 10 al,s,thelscoaHee the cement OF the
far, we hass 10 doubt that II lsius have all the
success plieT z richly deseEs e.
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GfThe "Herpld', states thasthe expectation of;
sprcie from the port of New York last week, was
greater thanlin anyFpreyious week this yeaT. 1t
amounted To nearly two 1nfltions of dollars. The
aggregate value or imports WIS much les ihanin
any previous week for many months fallin below
the aggregate Of exports; a very dausu occur
renee, even at this season.
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II n 5 !. '775i5,i,,oee,-i1 e.

e: RI ~ (7feat Bargain.
III impossbie TO attend totHo
fhe same tine, sell my Main street GIoee
known 10 he one est Fnl Groceries In The Gil!
Terms easy and rent low q II Saanpow
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+ .-l7i7F f5.s qAilD STIEBiTHEYt GOMEZ!
in A1If arriyins at the sign Turk the latest
ID Silk Hats, and ahe best atticle in the paSe-csn
Isees.l ~. s.sep2aa -Ills2 ~ w tRtfODhS, ass
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....--sfl:iiGHI.Y IMPORTANT

NTELSoN,s Premium Chinese Lustral Washing
j NJ tile greatest Improve ft yet dtaeovcred iof
labor end expense in wa shing Glothlng anu holse
inc, Linens and Goltons washed by this Eahd
yybiternut so(Ierl han than hoiled1on The
-vVaREkpefRp not q. iiTjure thu tyery ltl
satisfy herself on thatpointt 9y pee Of
or Linen in the Fluid !, oil IS - hgqIs
clearly show that n must be ppl ely harmless,
dilute with gallons OF to pint o. mud
The CIi6ese washing + lptd rs wort three tuna
eJgSshing which can be done n or 9 hours .iitl
Manufacture and sold BY the SUI Der, who has
IL puf ehased the right for Ohio counyt, Va;sStr
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"a ~ FOR USEli EMS nj
Nv Piano, itIc besides alzge st q . ,ocn AZ
yscl5oaE Sind ii ~
5 nc Ia an prees 70 l SUI Nh
Al Which win BE sold lower than ever
sc Store No.t9s Msin siTeeEs ~ Rick BISON.
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:. THEa TEEEGRkPH AND ELEcTEIciTY AfFFFED TO
WAR,--ope Of the recent experiments in Europe
IS the application of electricity and the electric
selSgtap % The of var. It is stated that
during 1heffeld day at olmutE, on the 26th ult, at
which the RmPeroE5 Of Russia and Austria wete
present, sham eight on grand scale, the siege of
the CITADEL Including the application Of elecrici-
ltyoaithe 6stsIecently approved principles pfsig-.
nilioti ana combustion, constituted the NEST i'm
portant OF The maneuyges which were practised.
A syienna,pap eE describes three omnibus-l looking
vehicles which were IN the camp, each containing
complete electric Telegraph apparatus, with d
continuance fof fof aging al insulated wire along
The gtenntb by the mere locomotion Of the vehicle,
the wire Eei6s 90 plotesleda d1Jmain ininiured
Ly The pressure OF the heaviest artillery passing
over If. BY this means orders are to be instanta;
neogslY conveyed from the EmperO4s station, and
that Of tRe,chief COMMANDED 10 troops at almost
any distance Ss the field. The application Of
electricity d magnetism 10 the puIp9 ri war
may he noleas psefui than they are shoN 20 be by
every days experience 10 the peaceful arts land
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