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Caution-L Lottery Fra uds.

OrrIcg MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July J, 1885.
HE commissioner Maryland
his against the
who circulate fraudulent lottery scbsmes
and pretend 70 be the sale
wholly Acttious
The only lotteries daily,
the state examine and approve The
schemes and 10 Ia drawings
Az the tickets in these lotteries and all certificates packages
tickets have the tios aphed
Once
Baltimore, Msryiand' Az others fraudulent.
For full Information the subject those frauds address.
f. X. Brennan.
Sept 2a-dIy Baltimore, Maryland.
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Nassau Hall college Of New Jersey, Princeton.
"Should anld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min;
Should aud acqu ob'aDte be fprgot,
And DAYS NJ amid innp SWEEP
Sept 29-law4w

I" Should anld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min
Should aud prgo,
And days ~ aud lang ayne."
junior class the ending Jane, 1882
class OF the ending june 1884, aud the Freshman
ending June, $780, hereby assemble
Washington, D. c. by third March, 1887,
brighten the links of The chain love FRIENDSHIP
greeting sympathy, untincly
Of their promising co,npecrs.
preliminary The seIiappointcd committee will be
held The Monday in September A. ID. 1885, United
States Hotel Chestnut between Fourth Fifth
which members whom
venien invited aend when he will be
adopted TO secure as full M atit ndapce possible
In the those whom this addressed Will be
good furnish The secretary ohe mail
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, N. j.. Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. BART, NJ. D..
III Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON.
Winston, Allegheny CO., Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Baso Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
Jons WvpMAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 flntelisencer
All the civilized OF the world
ed their editorial columns
classes through d
visions globe and all throughout the United
States OF II eraaous
casonal between this date and the ID Of March A. D. 1857
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United states Mails.
Posr OFFICE DRrARTMRsT,

Posr OFFICE DKrARTMRsr,
September %, 1855.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States from
Jst january 1850 june 1885, inclusive, fl'oa
received Contract Office Of the Post
Depar,me Of Washington, until 81 OF the
November 1885, 10 be decided by the aih Of
9o66 From Quincy, H. by Palmyra Warren, oakdale,
6behyvlle, uaeer Grove, Ten Vile, Boomington Me
chanicsburgh Wyandotte, Lnnru-, Collier viIe Chilli
cothe Hill reek Galiatin, Victoria, Ways
and Boyers, Joseph, ea5 miles and back,
tmes a week in fourhGrse Coaches with hrnnch
Palmyra Hanniha Ia miles and bnca, three Times
week. in four horse coaches, 10 be Ia close
with main
Leave Quincy Monday "Wednesday, and Friday at sans
st. Joseph in 20 hours, by lam;
Leave ST. Joseph Thursday Saturday and Monday al
Arrive at Quincy in 10 hours, by JPN
Proposals for times nweek service on main route and
branch arc invited.
NOTES.
pay made trips performed each Of such
be deducted For ayai behind hreat
depending mails and sufficiently excused,
Fines will denqn p0mpy
facOny explained by certificates The aida
Wits Of other credabie for nrgecng take the nal FROM
or ine post ofce tor suffering IL 70 be Injured Destroyer rob
he'd, lost mud for refusing demand tue mai
frequently the contractor concerned
hces The The Postmaster Gen, anDu the
FIR failures agreeay disobey
the laws The Department.
the without Of Postmaster General
The General alter the schedule He order
increase by allowing therefor rata
pay He also di<coainue
the ervi in whole in part rata decrease of fe al
months the
with The bids should addressed the Second Assist
Pormnsier General, superscbed email Proposals for ms
the
by January, 1885,
conditions Incorporated in the bidders
pamphlet the muls in Kentucky, Ten
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Sept 29-law4w Postmaster General.
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Rachel Z. Lynch
On the equity side Of Queen Anne's
county circuit court.

Rachel Z. Lynch ~ Dc o,,, .;aa or rnee, arns, .,
ro,,r y and Eher, r;bxop county circuit court.
rHE object Of thts sutt In to procure decree for
the Of certain real Queen ADn.'s
which devised the said John E. aud Ebert bson
BY their father Gibson
Lynch by the faid Wooiman Gibson Tho original bill
The Aforesaid which described accompany
exhibit devised the said John f. Wooman Gibson
said
said John Gbson appointed tho will took
letters said W0olman,
debts thereof; paid
and that the mentioned devised
said John E. and Ebert Gibson ehaaeabs with liable
sold The said legacy and BY the petition
OF Anna NJ Lynch administrative Of Rachel IT, Lynch filed
died. said NJ. Lynch and Wooman
heirs
granted said Anna M Lynch said John f.
as died, William Gibson,
Henry Gibson, Rachel f. White formerly Gibson wife
White, Julia Gibson, Sarah Gibson, CataDe Gibson his
ataw that the said Ebert Gibson afterwards died. leaving his
herset law Woomau GbsOn hrolsr and the above named
Of his sister Rachel Lynch and his brother John
Chson that letters OF administration of Ebert Glib
deceased granted W0onan Gibson, hut
had that the said John o. Gibson his life
paid her, bill
plain far ~ he the aforesaid real
with and liable be- sold residue
szh Iegacyto witt $780, principal and interest and
Gibson residents The District Columbia
adjudged ordered that the said Anna H. Lynch by
OF this order be Inserted pub
al
day of December sad
Of &he substance bill
petition OF said Anna NJ Lynch and them in this
solicitor before The ninth day
Of January next TO show causes any they hav why decree
ought prayed, JOHN PALMER,
Clerk OF Circuit Court queen Anne's County.
sErrrMrrR IS, 1858
D.,t t~..1.,
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No. b4Al
Notice OF the Reopen,ng or The DsnviIIe land once
tn Illinois.
GENERAL LAM OFFICE Sept 10, 1885.
INSTRUCTIONS have s day been transmitted To The register
OF the Danvie land office Illinois
lands Remaining said dtsc aud days
from The receipt Of said Instructions OF be
reopening which applications
be received by Them.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
2i--Qaw0w fIncl Il star. Commissioner
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VIM. M. Merrick,
ArroRsxY AT Law,

No. IS Lousinna apenue,
III ILL practise in Supreme the saies
of claims. and the of the District OF Co
lumbia.
Dec a7-3tawf
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Proposals for Rations for 1856.
HxApQUARTggs MARINE CoRPs,
Quartermasler's Office,

HKApGUARTEHB
Quarermasters Office,
Washington, October 9, 1855
NEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this of
y O'Clock % Thursday, 9Th day Of November
furnishing ratons United States at the fol-
lowing stations, for the year 1885, viz
Charestown, Massachusetts,;
Portsmoutb. New Hamrshre;
Brooklyn, Long island, New York;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Gnsp0rt, Norfolk, Virginia;
Wsrringtou Florida aud
Washington city, District OF Columbia.
Of pound quarter Of esh beef,
eighteen Of bread
made Of superne four superne -four at The option OF The
the best New Orleans eight OF the best white
four Of Of SALT four pounds Of
hard brown and and half pound Of hard clipped
talisw caDdcs W hundred rations
The delivered the order d the command
Ing officer each station either in bulk by the single and
snail const the best and oice Of the the
best quality Of the kinds named All subject inspection
bid unless accompanied BY
pesons endorsed Proposals Raions for the 1856 p
aud addressed the Of The Marine Corps Washing
ton, District Of Columbia. Ga
st Major and Quartcrmaster u y. Marine Corps
The following named papers will publish the above twice week
until Of November send duplicate ioge
with printed Of the advertsemsnt to this oce for
viz:
Hampahire Posi-, Boston, Massachuses Times Boston, Masa
New Eagle Brookiys, New
York Pennsyyanan Philadelphia Penney Evening Argus
e s ssa aps
This price paid for this 10 be NOT
ceeng Of $40 tave for The first
half for each sub
Let In the first number aer the
hereof hch number viii be pleased 70 transmit TO this
ofce published, with each successive number as
voacher.n
Oct s-aawtshNey
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Law school OF Cumberland University, Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Cauthes, late Of the
+ judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Groen of the Judges the supreme
of Tennessee. Il
Hon. Bromaed l.. Ridley, Of the OF
Judges Carutss and Green dew to their whole exclusively
10 the school. -t+a 1850
Plan Of instrrcoul Daily examinations
books No regular OF lectures explanations
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
g. Weekly VI common lay equity, which
dents Of facts procs
ond them through all the processes
practice The framed require
Deeds wills recOeds and all documents,
dence In the Some appeal
which 10 held monthly the
public the end The
IFS jurors, circuit Judges and chanceors Official
lacites connected with their suits.
SeiowThe hrst the third Sep
TENDER, ends third Thursday February
the succeeding Monday In February
Thursday In july
Erysnses per ESQ., advance; contipren
a. boarding go. Students books
which had In Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete
advanced Glass; No required
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There IL moot legislature connected with the
Number Of sudenls the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb 1l-cOly President Board Trustees
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oyrcx or TIVE SUPERINTENDENT or rHg PuHIIc PRtsrfse
@tts washington, september ~, 1903.
pursuance OF The provisions provide
cuns public printing approved August 49, 1852 scaled
da5} December Twelve O'Clock,
paper required Tor the public t
Isl OF Decenbe 1885, and edng
the LIST day Of Decsabas ieao 4. 4ts
nearly be ascertained
qualify and description oi each kind Of thai viii be
required.
10000 dne printing paper uneaendered 10 q BY
81 inches, and weigh forty I'VE pounds to The feam Of
1000 fine printing eaendersd "a BY 50
inches, and TO weigh my six pounds To the Of $50
sheets. t- a3
5000 superfae caendered printing paper,
"a BY 80 inehes aud :, weigh my Two pounds 10
4rU sheets
CLAss4
800 reams superine printing paper,
10 N, asure "a BY incIrs weigh forty gnl
pouads The AGO sheets.
sup-shae ealead red psner such
sizes nsy be CURED, corresponding Al weight "ih
paper measuring ~ by "a inches, aud weighing twenty
pounds per 4eu sheets.
Glass 6.
rams supefBe plate paper aiendered
as may requirea) 10 ey i.ehes, OF such weight
per r ue req'nfed
paper b. OF linen
all other sub
stances, OF ar wheness ana put up 10 qahes o. Wsny m
euch bundles
Uniformity Color thieSes aud weight
will be aud bundle exclusive OF wfape) way Tug
unde cen
ceved gross weight .equred Mixing
bundle make the weight
will be considered violation of The contract,
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gold silver, fine steel and plated specacics glasses Of
all focuses with per'cca perseopc, and paraboin glasses
long experience gives us peculiar advantages in selecting
adapted to the eyes ofwcarers
NJ w GAIT A. uuo
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MEXICAN KIOUBE Hanover Street. Boston 4 bv
Lewis Rico Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
on the travelling plbiic.
nant Lii
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GLASS;,
writing ~ by 20 inches, weigh twenty
eight pounds
writing paper by 23 inches, weigh twenty
pounds per
wDg paper, 10 by % inches TO weigh twenty
pounds
writing paper, 10 inches, weigh twenty
pounds per Gt
writing paper by Ia inches weigh twelve
pounds
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IL 10 . ' ~ 80. ~
Tanners Clinical Medicine
The yellow Mask, from Dickenss Household Words
The Confessions Pretty Woman by Pardoc,
The Jealous Wife by Mics Pavdoc.
Fresh and Vegetables all the prices and
how to obtain ,hem. Price i2k eents
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CLENWooD CEMETE1f-omce no w Pennsyvania
laid plan the celebrated Of
New and situated the high dant
OF the CAPITOL Capitol leading
90 the This have received charter from Com
appnpang their ground forever burial making
fee title rnrchasr and prohibiting all encoschnen
otherwise, which of who
where they placed
In all cities when The burial ground sacomes
fo purposes, sell it, and PRO
uouy Into large pitt and legal measures
tites gwen to The ground. $40 NFstM \
". Office frAm 10 10 ~ where paMphes with
rap, and hynws and AL ohcr information
all orders for Ian with Mr. Jnes
No 40 Seventh street. othe undertaken viii DO psmp
A2sexesA June Idly
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Jan 2s-n
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t,Ilk ONLY aUa ,-tbe Rob Of DR. BOY
M Or at ra o @ 70 'hf ,%p, % c eu
without affections Of the dartce,
period i and eredary acmony Of hunois As depura-
i've !, il powerfully scacous caIar'hs Of the bladder
arising
injections or soundngs As sypiic the Rob in
cspava Or cusehs or from Which only repe
the virus without nruiraIzng The Rob Boyvcau
ns and which have resisted the OF the iodue
agents Gabriel Blondn esq,
William street, New York. for wholesale orders Guot Duconge
The Rob Lactenr sold druggists throughout Uni
ted sss as % @ Doctor e Dc s. Gsyas the med
d'ny William street, New York. who will every information
G. b. prepared South America the Yves,
dies &c free Of The United STATES hopd
GnocsH,Es. WINES. nrs.uoRs. s4o.-we beg leave 10
call the attention of friends and public stock OF
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine green and black ,ras
Java lava Rio, aud Lasuayra cofIees
Family, snnsrdne, and faur in Ibis, asd bags
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices OF every description
And every other article make complete so
wines. Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port ese and champagne wines Of favote
- brands, and part very superior
Pine brandics, whskey gins sc, in wood sas-
Together with large stock Havana domestic
we win Offer the goods.
shall be ewing such prices make for
a"e and the trade 70 give ns eau ae,,e supplying Their wants
South side Penn avenue, setwe' ~ and 9th streets
JoHN O. DEyEREUx. Commissioner OF COURT OF
Rss 70 naasse hsmsn ss' Mw sos
Co., 1os Luther Bndish James w Gerard esq. VIM Curtis
Noye New York messrs Riggs Co Hon. Elisha winnie
sey, Jaseph Bradley, eco, Washington, y Z.
make appointment Of the
se ees e. ~ iho%p o. esq counsellor, s Foul
ssss leave make particular reference S'0' ''e
ocflc-aawlm y c. pEvEREUx-
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orrlcx or CoMxrssARv GxsssAI or suBsrsrsScx
WasAnxfUu. lclnlxf

CEPARATE PROPOSALS win be received this unti the
- 5 January, delivery pfoss
OF lie United States inspection,
follows
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I Whkhngt0n, UctObeT IooJ
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received ut this Of
until 10 O'Clock, Thursday The 9Th day Of November
furnishing United States at the fol-
lowing stations for the year 1856, viz:
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The following we extract from report Of the
proceedings In the House yesterday, after our
paper went to press
"Mr Cobb said that he was reported IN the
Glohs Of the 18th instant as saying that ne would
not vote for homestead bill unlsss Il provided
that persons who should hereafter come into the
country should be entitled TO It's benefits This
was incorrect What he did say was, that he would
not vote for homestead bill, the construction OF
which might entitle persons hereafter coming to
this country 70 its privileges.
"Mr Ball wish 10 ask the gentleman whether
he is afraid that Sam win be after him. Laughter.
Mr.. Cobb. have no reason 10 fear Fam, be-
cause If Sam was In my district when left there,
be was not known" [Great laughter.l
Mr.. Cobb is like a good many other honor
able gentlemen In Congress who think Sam
is not to be dreaded, because he was not known
when they left home. They forget that this
mysterious individual has trick Of presenting
himself upon very short notice, in very unex-
pected quarters, and for reasons, very satisfac-
tory to himself frequently defsrs announcing
his presence until proper moment arrives
When he docs appear, however, it is curious to
observe with what amazing rapidity old fogy
politicians vanish from the field of action.
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Nav Kanawha viii rive = majority Of i 600
against McComas ; and Virginia win give ma
jority against both. We wish to buy fine riding
horse on either Of the above propositions. Who
speaks
we copy the above from the Grcenbrier
Era, published at Lewisburg, Virginia.
We "know nothing" about the prospects Of
the. foreign ticket in Kanawha county, (the
residence Of McComas,) but we think It'll safe
bet that Mr. Wise win be beaten in Accomack,
tho county Of his residence, popular as he is
personally. It's our belief that majority Of
the voters Of that county are in favor Of
+" American" doctrines
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Ksow-NorHINa VICTORIES. Our

Ksow-NorHISe vIcroRIKs.--0ur town cleo
ton, which took place on Monday last, says the
Kinds county Miss Gazette, resulted in the choice,
by an overwhelming majority, of the following gen.
tlemen:
lSsiectp,e,,, G. w. Bankston, A. NJ Key. B. d.
Chapman, and s. B. McCown: 7opa Marshai,
Daniel w. Dess.
This is considered by our citizens pretty gene.
rally Know.Nothing triumph certainly 1t Il the
fret indication that has come within our OBSERVE
ton Of the cxistence Of that party in our village
At the recent election of two Councilrnen at
Parkcrsburg, Virginia, the Know.Nothng ticket
received all the votes cast except six. No regular
opposition to the ticket was attempted. II this ID
any indication Of the general feeling in the State
Mr.. Wise's chances must be slim indeed
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The Shooting ARRAY at Cincinnati-.Fur
thsr Particulars.

The telegraph has already given, in BRIEF an &C
count Of serious shooting ARRAY at Cincinnati, on
Saturday night, between two young men, named
Hiland q. Ormsbee and Thomas Jennings--the
former at one time chief clark in the National Tel.
egraph Office, and the latter son of Mr.. NJ. G.
Jennings, merchant tailor, In that city. The Gin
cinnati Columbian, Of Monday, has the following
particulars Of the affair:
In conversation with some of his youthful asso.
ciates, Jennings boastcd that he had on one occa-
sion, got Miss Eckert, now Mrs. 0rmsbee, to take
buggy ride with him, and that he had, at some
hotel in the country effected her seduction, staid
all night, and returned to the city next day.
These boasts lost nothing by their passage from
one person to another until they the ears
Of Mr. ormsbee, who Is Of highly sensitive organi-
zation, and was stung to madness BY them. The
very soul Of high honor and feeling, be was shocked
at the iInpntations the honor Of his wife, and at
once sought an interview with Mr.. Jennings. The
latter standing by the stove in the lobby of the
National Theatre, at 10 o'clock on Saturday night
when Ormsbec tapped him on the shoulder and
asked him to step to the door. He did So and as
they got outside the house, Ormsbee asked him II
he had boosted in public that he had seduced Miss
Eckert. He, smiling replied that he bad, and
0rmsbee, drawing pistol, placed II to Jcnningss
face and fred The ball shattered jennings nose,
tore his face badly and lodged in his head.
Deputy Marshall Gray was standing within few
feet OF the parties when the affair occurred and at
once arrested 0rmsbee, who made no resistance,
and only said al don't care If am hung for 1t
be said he seduced my wife" The wounded man
was carried across the street to the Woodruff
house, and the medical aid Of Drs. Wood and
Foster procured. 1t was found that the ball,
which had been of large size had entered the left
side Of the upper lip, tearing and ffacturng extern
sively the bones Of the nose and face. The ball
was not found rs any attempt to probe the wound
followed by strangling with blood, and the &C.
curreHce Of spasms. Should Jennings recover,
which Ia hardly possible he will be horribly mutt
lated
0rmsbee was taken TO the Hammond street sta.
tion-house, where he tainted, and remained for
sometime in state Of insensibility. The meeting
between him and bis wife, Ito whom he was MARI
ed about four weeks ago. was deeply affecting.
Yesterday morning he taken to the Ninth street
station-house, where some hundreds Of our most
respectable citizens called to see him, and many
also called at the Woodruff house to learn the con-
dition Of Mr.. Jennings, who also has host Of
friends, who think this distressing affair grew from
ndiscreton and tale-bearng, rather than from dis
honorable conduct on his part.
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Agents for the . American Organ"

JoEs T. AupLrY, st. Asaph street. two doors nom
King street, Alexandria Virginia.
ALgREp LEwKLLIx, Richmend, virginia,
w. L. WILrAxs, Tompefancs Tsmpis Gay suesb
Baltimore, Maryland.
JoHS p. HiIros assisted by D. W. BAIIrr, % and
q Walnut strset, Cneinnati,) is our agent for I'm
cinnati and other cities in the west
" B. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent 10
Dc only authorized agent for this paper in the cities
OF Bosion. New York. and Philadelphia, and is duly
empowered TO take Advertisements and subscriptions
at the rates required by US HIS receipts VIII DC re-
q ,riod as payments His offices are-Boston, Scol-
fy's Building; Now York. Tribune Buildings Phil
edalpha, northwest corner Third and Chestnut SITS.
Tho AMERICAN OaoAs I" viii DO found for sale 81
Asss 4 YArEs', No. % Beekman street New York.
. A. D. cnALosEH. Burlington, IN il is agent foy
tbs American Organ" for the State Of New Jersey.
IL. J. HunNs, Portsmouth,, Virginia.
Gsoanr FL. PEyToS, Fredericksburg Va
J. @. MoRoAN. New Orleans
SAMUEL @. FLAGa, State Of Massachusetts
B. CLouoH, State Of Rhode Island.
ID. q. YoUHo, Staunton, Va.
]. A. DuSYIScroS, for Prince George, Charles, St
Earys, and Calvert counties, Maryland.
F.R. vEITcn, Esq, Of Maryland, is general agent
10 get subscribers on any route he may travel.
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. ey Wopublish, to-day, such extracts from
the eloquent address Of Governor Causey, o.
Delaware, as relates to matters Of general In.
terest outside the State. The governor has
properly devoted large portion Of his adj.
dress to matters connected with the Ameri-
can Reformation" and has assigned to his
gallant State just influence in the great move
ment The Blue Hens Chickens have seen
q Sam y
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Supreme Court Of the United States
"WEDNESDAY. Januarv N. 1873.

No. IS. John Fishers administrator, appellant,
vs. Noses wsnzer, ct al. The argument Of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Philips for the APP
pellant, and by Messrs. Reverdy johnson and R.
johnson, Jr., for the appeees.
Adjourned till tomorrow at II o'clock
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HY We inadvertently omitted to comment
upon the speech of the Hon. A. r. SoLLERs
published yesterday; but it needed no com.
mendation to insure its perusal.
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SEDAsropooL-A correspondent Of the New
York Herald states that, from conversation with
General Scott, he believes IL to be the opinion Of
that great soldier that Sebastopol viii not be taken.
From other sources Of information we have formed
the opinion that, in case of failure Of the allies
to carry that place, the army Of the Crimea will be
inundated, as safe retreat appears TO be impos-
sihle