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:. = Fan1per measuring sepen and d ha1f feet
RON ne Up Of the ,ailto The nose. was killed in
Asooeeeseh county Tenn, a few day ago.
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The exhibition Of Powells great painting, the
Discovery Of the Mississippi By De Soto, will
commence al Armory Hall this evening. W.
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The Clifton House, at Niagara Falls, is now
open; it is enc of the best houses on the cont.
nent. It's still under the management Of Mr.
George Shears. y
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The Clerks Of the steamers II. D. Bacon and
Paddle have laid US under obligations to them
for 81 Lsuss papers, likewise the Clerk Of the
Sultana for Memphis papers Nv
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The editor of the Columbia tTexas, Democr,,
after announcing his marriage, saws :. NJ
that we have got this little matter arranged M
hope to be able 10 devote more of our tine to the
readers Of the Democrat" If other l;ttie mot
terssdon't take too much of his attention. noss;
bly, he may. = fs :
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" AiSlNS--l50 boxes London LAYERS, for
-, sss W Al COCHRAN HALL
NSsA ~ Grasies Of,
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- FIGHTING EDITeR The editor of a ditainu.
tive, eountry sheet printed with enormous type,
among thehillsof Nurth western Pennsylvania,
after publishing his full name at the head of the
editorial column in capitals, thus lets off the
cork Of his bottlsd valor: . We place our name
in the editorial head of the Patriot, with the
hope that those ppgnacions individuals who so
greatly desire 10 inflct personal obastisement
On the editor, may not be at q loss to find the
OBJECT Of their Indignation. We would inform
these puff halls that they can find US at our
office, At all reasonable hours, ready and vii.
ling TO receive calls in their line
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FRoa KEY WEsp--A letter from Kew West
to the Charleston Courier, under date of March
=, says an unusual number Of vessels have
been wrecked upon the Florida reefs the past
month ten having been either ashore, totally
lost, or have arrived at that port in charge Of
~reekers, or in distress. InJanuary there we're
six accidents; in February Eve, in March five ;
and one during the present month-making a
total Of twenty eight accidents to shipping since
January last
OF this number, seven were ships; six were
harks; four were briggs; and eleven were
schooners; total twenty eight
Slx OF these vessels proved total losses
we have made careful estimate of the loss
which the owners and underwriters will sustain
from these accidents, and we find that it will
exceed $3.50, 600
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y Col Albert Rnst is the democratic nominee
Tor the Second Congressional District Of ARK.
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Inc Washington National Monument has
reached tho height of 1872 feet. e
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LATEST TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
10 THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
sn tbt NHtionaI Etnf.
CTEAMR0ATS pACSINC

VIcKsRURe, May TO- The steamer Huntsville
passed down at o'clock this morning, the Frank
Lyon at IL, the Southern Belle at IL; and the
Mediator at this afternoon.
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, " y judson Ned Buntline) has started d
Sunday paper III Boston.
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r. EF. Knapp s. sE". $. Chatsssies,.
DENTAL SURGEONS
IO1 COMMON STRRET

toppoHle the Private Entrance Of the Charles Hotsl)
ES F. H KNAPP having had twenty years. practes
bis profession, and being associated with Dr. CHANDLER gentleman
Of skin and experience confident they please who
them with their patronage. i,p,s aSWan
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We'retnrns our thanks to the Clerks Of the:
steamers antelope and Glendy Burkefor Louis
Fvtlle papers
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,, Alfred Munson. an old and wealthy citizen Of
Utica, N X, died in that city on the 7th
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William Jordan, Esq an interesting and in
telligent writer, who was the founder of the
London Literary Gazette, and has officiated as
a foreign correspondent of the London Times.
has been engaged a special London cores
pendent of the Boston Evening Gazette.
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Loofs at S. ". .Woodv's Prices.

LOOk at S. ". .Woody's Prices.
Ia Half q dozen frst-rate SHIRTS for u so.
Hall dozen G. tiANDkERcHEF (raady hemned) for al 80
Half dozen ST MINER SOCKS (bleacbedo for 81.
Half dezen SUMMER uNDERsHRrs for sa75
Half dozen SUMMER CRAvATs (new stye) fo4 al 49,
Hat dozen SHIRT COLLARS, (three ply) for cents.
Four MARsEILLEs VESTS, (rich patteruso for IS.
These figures and humbug The rule OF ANAL
profits and quick sales will found apply every e ior
GentieuenH use at Mooiy's
EB The right place to have your SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
S. N, MOODY'S,
N. Q. Mandatory of Gentlemen,s Garments
ap94 9pu Cor. Canal street and Exchange Place.
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RUprUREs CURED-sherman,s cnrative

RUPTURES GURED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
tent Truss and Rupture Remedy is relief certain
guarantee IN The o ali Eoptnres. To
the pfoProra establishment 10 ST. Charles street. inquire
p sheFnn For further particulars advertisement third
bppf TO Inc sofs of descriptive pamphlet fsb2s
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"a The ESiilBTloN OF THE INDUSTRY or All NATI1,ge
Al, ~ s open every Day and Evening" Except Sunday FINN
800, 81 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADMrTANcE. will la II
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nnna, 70 select such Jury Jurors and M ahle
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aS falace Bonded Warehouse
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, Thesmall pox is raging violently at jackson
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sWe2G Goods.
~ The Subscribers receipt of Choice and Superior
aiUMMER CLOTH NG
Manufactured by their House New York. expressly City
retail trade, and comprising all that desirable in Goods
and Styles aso UNDER GARMENTS, us
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FROM HAVANA The steamship Isabel arrived
IT Charleston, from Havana, on the 18th The
correspondent Of the Standard says:
A Government bank of discount has been es-
tabl'shed, the interest charged is to be s per
cent. per aDnum. Our readers are aware that
his Indispensable part Of commercial machinery
mas been, for many years, desired by the Hava.
nese, but in vain The plan of the pres mt one
ts contained In asdecree of the lst May, of which
she following arethe mostimportant particulars:
The capital is to be 100000, with power of
augmentation, at the will Of the Government.
Interpretations are confined exclusively to promis-
cory notes to order and bills payable there.
There must be at least one endorser satisfactory
TO the managers. The period of loan is from one
to six months The rate of discount is s per
cent. An Individual note cannot be for more than
$4,000, or less than $1,000 The Superintend
yent General subdeiegado, of the Royal Theatre,
8 to be President. The managers are the Di-
rector, the Teller, and the Treasurer, each Of
whom have key to The strong box. The other
provisions would not be of general interest.
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Ihs subscriber T9sd respectfully call the Of
comprising article in bis line of business
sraininsiSn viii be found FREA AND GENUINE DnfngN Il
season SODA WATER AND MEAD very
viii be found q oil popular Mineral Wasst
oeh aISoF'Sttss BLUE LICK ETC., Bar supplsd "a
snS9nahe ;erma with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERSIST
souLEf stITEks, etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
apl daWlya DEMggiat
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FROM WdsHIJvG TON.
spfria garrrsponnenss ot The Nsn orsans grssrsnt.

WASHINGTON. May 9, 1864,
II BY the arrival Of the last steamer, dis learn,
y copy has been received of Mr. Soules first
letter to the Spanish Minister in reference to
the Black Warrior. The tone Of this letter is
represented to be sharp and imperious, and il
Is easily to be Inferred that if it rested with Mr.
Souie, on his colaborers here, this country would
speedily be lnyolyed with Spain in war having
dhe Possession Of Cuba for its end fortunately
congress is in session and the eyes of the press
arc upon the flihusters. The Infelligencer Of
this morning copies from the Charleston Mer-
curry q singing rebuke upon the actors IN this
conspiracy against the peace of another country
and the good name of their own.
In years past we have offered one hundred
millions for the Island Of Cuba but the purchase
| was not to be effected 1t would seem as though
the President was bent upon SIGNALLING him
self by acquiring more territory, and as though
I the impression was fixed at head quarters that
| sur gaeople could not have a surfeit in the ex.
tent of acquisitions upon this continent Ifthis
srror be persisted in the result will be fatal to
the integrity of the Union. The admission of
Cuba, as a State, Franklin Pierce being Presi-
dent, would be an impossible thing The Presi-
aent must content himself with matters Of less
moment, such as the dispensation of offices, and
watching the legislation Of Congress, to see that
1t conforms to the Baltimore platform
Why, in the Language Of Hamlet. should we 60
about ssto get the wind of Spain" If we have
complaints against her, let them be settled as
\ We settle our difficulties with other nations, by
peaceful arrangement if we can, by open war
are if we must. AS Louisiana seems to be lust
low the head quarters of filibusterisn, let me
| aammend them and the recent speech Of Mr..
Slidell to particular attention. In this speech
ne speaks Of having visited numerous planta-
aions in Cuba not lnng ago-was the Hon Sena-
sor there in the character Of a spy
The Senate passed bill this morning for the
relief of David Myerie, who was ruined some
Years ago, by the patronage Of the Government,
IN makipg Experiments, nder the auspices of
The Secretary Of the Navy, in American water
rotted hemp; this bill has been before Congress
EN- ortwelye years. and has passed each House
1T different times in this period If the man
fin lily RECEIVERS the claim, the sum allowed will
not half pay the expense of seeking it.
Some little progress was made in the Indian
appropriation bill
The House is upon Nebraska, with prospect
Of nights sitting. When I left the Capital
Mr.. Walley,aof Mass, friend Of Daniel Web
ster, was depressing the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise as an act which he g knew would
}tead to bitter consequences. 10
There is considerable building, private as well
ts public going on in the city, and not much
complaint Of the scarcity Of money.
CHRoNIeLER.
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NEWS OF ZHE CIT Y.

The grand jury yesterday found a true bill
| against Jas. Sullivan for biting off the ear of
| JAS Tanning.
A true bill was also found against Gilbert
| Maxent, as principal, and Ursin Guernon, T.
| Sachriste, Robert SEVERN and Felix Trudeau
all free men of color, seconds, for fighting aud
being engaged in duel, on the 28th of April
| last, in which Jules Guigues, also free man
of color, was killed by pistol shot in the right
thigh.
| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT--.Judge Robertson
| John Middleton was yesterday tried before this
court on Indictment for larceny and found
| guilty, but recommended to the mercy of the
court.
| II, D. Schroeder and James Foley were tried
on separate charges of assault and acquitted
MOI. Pros. was entered in the ease of Jas
Foley, charged with attempting to rob.
Also, in the case Of Frank Lennen, charged
with assault and attempted murder.
RECoRDER's COURT OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
Larceny. james Smith made affidavit before
this court, charging one Thos. Reynolds with
having stolen purse from his pocket containing
Ssl65. A warrant was issued for the arrest Of
Reynolds. sQ. 5=7
Antonio Canso made affidavit that one Madame
Loohs had stolen his coat, probably to match a
pair of breaches she had taken from her
husband. Warrant issued.
Dangerous Dog. VIM. A. Haydock deposed
| yesterday that blacksmith who keeps shop
| in Burgundy street, keeps also big black dog
for the purpose of frightening and biting people
Recorder Ramos gave orders to have the animal
supplied with sausage.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. body
met last evening in regular session, Col Camp
bell in the chair, and a quorum present
message was received from the Mayor, in
forming the Board that the Picayune newspaper
had accepted the situation of public Journal
and naming the securities offered. Referred to
the Finance Committee
The Treasurers report for the month of April
was presented, and showed as follows:
On hand at last report. $36 $50 As
Received slnce... l,043,063 q
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Ahartes-E. Retfs,
City BGnss OF Cocses.ase IS %.

90 Damp street.
E# FoTlcE-From and AFTER This PER CENT INTER-
EST will be paid MoneyB payable on demand
EIGHT PERCENT INTEREST paid Moneys left for any speci
fed time. - ~f
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS issued bearing e same
rate ofnerest and gobo any Commercial ci Of In
United States. 80
SHORT LOANS made undouoted eolIaterala mh,,e
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OFFICE TO PROCURE
Soldiers EIaEd Warrants.

By recent Act Of Congress il is enacted,
That each Of the surviving, or The widow or
minor children Of deceased commissioned and
noncommissioned officers, musicians, or pri-
Yates, whether Of regulars, volunteers, rang
ers or militia, who performed military ser
vices in any regiment. company or detach-
ment IN the service Of the United States. in
The war with Great Britain, declared by the
United States on the eighteenth day of June
1912. or ia any of the Indian wars since 1890
and each Of the commissioned officers who
was engaged in the military service Of the
United States in the late war with Mexico,
and shall be entitled 10 lands as follows
Those who engaged 10 serve twelve
months or during the war, and actually
seryed nine months, shall receive one hun
cred and sixty aCIes: and those who engaged
10 serve six months and actually served four
months, shall receive eighty acres; and
those who engaged to serve for any or an.
indefinite period, and actually served one
month, shall receive forty acres. Provided,
that wherever any officer or soldier was
qonorabiy discharged in consequence Of dis
ability in the service, he shall receive the A
mount to which he would have been entitled
if he had served the fall period for which he
had engaged to serve.
Under the above act and the acts OF Con-
gress generally, the subscriber offers MS SER
vices as agent 10 procure Land Warrants for
those entitled 10 receive them, as above spe.
cited. He may be found al his Office IN
Strnudsburg. $. 6. BURNETT.
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Eea5s5gg EBg0Od


AHd CouSlmEtj0n, pain IN the SHE anu
9i2htsrcatS, asthma, TTh0oIjHg Co"sh,
paIDitaii0u of tie hcalt, LiceJ compliant
Brouchtiy, and all diseases Of the
throat, lungs and liver cured by Sher-
mans All-HeaIing Balsam.
RAISING BLOOD & CONSUMPTION
Mr.. Mime, Builder, in Brooklyn, was
ATTACHED with raising Blood, followed by
q cough, pain in the side, and all the u
suM symptoms Of consumption. lie en-
pioycd two of the best physicians; they
did him no good, and tod him he could
not TIRE,
Hearing of the wonderful cures per-
formed BY Sherman's Balsam, he sent al
10 o'clock at night to Mrs. Hayes, 1876
Fulton street, and got a bottle; it operated
Ike charm, stopped the bleeding adm
cough. Before he had taken one bottl9
he was able to be about his work 1t had
saved his life His daughter, residing at
i27 Myrtle Avenue, can attest it.
Miss Ann Maston, of Williamsburg
living in Tenth, near South Fourth ST..
say That shc had been troubled with !
hacking cough, and paiuin the chest, foI
q long time, which at last become so bad
hat she was obliged to give up her school
for more tbau a year. She then commen-
ccd taxing the AlI-IieaIing Balsam-
which soon aucyiated her symptoms. She
is now fast recovering, and has resumed
her Iaborious occupationas q teacher.
II years Mr. John O'NeiI, IGth ave.
nue. and 2Ist street, suffered with a cough
raising Of phlegm, and pain in his side
lie could get no relief til he tried the
All-Ucoling BaIsam, which drove thepair
from his side, alIayed the cough, and
brought the disease upon the surface; and
before he had ta!cn three bottles, was
entirely cured.
PLEURIsY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs. Baeeas, a lady upwards of 20, re-
siding So Sheriff street, has for years been
subject to ATTACKS of Pleurisy, Raising
Of Blood, severe Cough, Shortness OF
Breath, Pain in her Head and variosu
parts Of her body. Her friends believed
past recovery The All-Healing Balsam
relieved her at once Of all her alarming
symptoms, and now she is able to attend
to her work
ASTHMA AND wHooPING COUGH.
Mrs Lucretia Wells, 95 Christie St;
l.. S. Beals, 10 Delaney street; W. H.
Toungs, 75 Walnut St; know the value OF
this great remedy.
Ask for sherman's All-Healing Bal
sam, and see that his written signature is
on each bottle.
Price % cents and 81 per bcttlc.
Dir. Sherman's Worm and Cough Lozen-
ges for sale at this Office.
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1nricuIturQl.
WaeHs-.-Weads.

We often observe, in passing through
the country, the pastures of poor farmers
crowded with arH.ICS-not Of Turks and
Russians-but Of mulleins. horse thi-t.cs,
and other invaders, which not only re-
vour the strength of The land ana pay
nothing 10 return, but continually say
like impertiuent tcIl-talos, to every pass
ing traveller, in the language OF ee'eoTa.
ted writer, behold the field OF the a.osh-
full. and the field Of the man void ot an
derstanding! For 10, 1t Is all grown over
with burdock, and JoLuswoit has covered
the face thereof
We take it for granted that 10 reader
Of this journal ever voluntarily allows
weeds to grow on his premises, but some,
however, obtain steaithy possession-ana
if some of our good friends of this class
would GO over their grounds, make a care
ful observation, and estimate the amount
of vegetable growth thus feeding on the
strength Of their soil, which mlght as wei
be wheat, corn. and ruta-bagas, they Ger
tainly would be surprised at the amount.
Il would be a curious question IN phIioso-
phy. why SO many vii. thus allow a year
Is waste from weeds of some fifty or .
hundred dollars, with all qujc'uess ANA
submission, who would be ready in NO
ment to bring an action at law against al
neighbor, whose cattle aad swine Jcyoar
filth part Of that.qGaut.ty.
If We could only have al the value Q.
the riches Of the country at large thus
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The following School BOOKS many OF JAcE
asa.Hg published, are Co5haPS the mosi
popular Books, as 4 Series, CVsf issued -
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DIR. BULLIONS
Analytical aud Practical English Gram
Ha~.
Iaro1urtioa 10 English Grammar,
Progressive exercises in Analysis auo
Parsm-.
Latin and Greek Grammars.
They a.e used in over seventy Academies
ia New York, and in many OF the most flour
..aia. institutions in every Stale of the Union
Odds Elementary and Praoucal Arith
na'ic.
Dota's High School Arithmetic.
Ho1.'s Elements or Algebra.
Sehuu's Introductory Lessons in Ariih-
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This series Of arj.hacljce, with Dodd :
ALGEBRA, has reCei, eI the best claim TO pub
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using them in the school room.
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about 500 pages,
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Demonstrating lis Influence, as a civilized
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BY
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