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Know-nothingsm has that gutta-percha property Of
contracting and expanding suit local eaousies
sectional divisions, and religious prejudees At the
North il is undsguised abolitionism At the South il
claims to have It's origin n the patriotic desire preserve
the Union unimpaired and the constitution undefed In
every State in the Union save one the regoas-tes prn-
cpe Is made part and parcel Of the order and 10 the
eeptiona State this plank is taken out by knownothng
ism in order accommodate the platform 10 that partc
ular meridian II would seem, in short that know-noth-
ngism like quac medicines Is adapted to every climate
and is warranted not to spoil from exposure"
Hear what the Fayetteville North Carolinan says:
awe understand that David Reid esq, the know nothing
candidate in this district says in his public speeches that
he Is opposed 10 foreigners voting but they must be pre-
from holding Office, and denied the rights guaranteed
them by the constitution in this respect This all goes to
show the complete humbuggey Of nohingism office
seekers making OF the organization elevate
themselves caring about its proessed principles
than dog does about grave yard. Already there sa large
number of the party in favor Of dispensing with the
religious test when this Is done know nothngism viii
crumbe DUST eonne its dark operations to the hot
beds of aboonism at the North where it originated"
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Batding Progress Of Geneco.Reiiroad Facilities for
Taue becea Paris and GenevaComPtstion Of the Great
Railroad from Genera BaseExtract Of letter from
correspondent Geneva Switzerland, dated the 18th ut
There appears to be degree OF progress in
for European cities of its SIZE in the erection OF ee
giant buildings &c. The railroad from Geneva to Ly
ons expected fully completed during the next
and within weeks from this time, the travel by dill
gence from Paris Geneva will be lessened from twenty to
nine by the ompleon of the railroad from Dion to
Dole, bringing railroad communication between Geneva
and Paris within -four miles OF Geneva. The great rail
Geneva Basic, uniting at that point with the
German French railroads. is expected to be completed
within the next two years"
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oFFIo IAL.

fsankn Pierce United States America
uhom II may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited J. n.
appointed of Hanseac Town Lubbock
the OF New Jersey, and Delaware, do
hereby recognise him him exercise
enjoy such uncions and privileges allowed
nations United
la testimony Whereof have caused these letters be made
the seal the United States be bereuno a ID
Given under my hand the city Of Washington the 7th
81 July, 1885, aud Of the independence Of the Uni
ted States of America the eghtietli
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President.
w. l.. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
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National Medical college,


pHE of lectures will
Monday 22d October 1855, and end the lst
1856.
Thomas Miller M D., Professor Anatomy Physiology.
Johnston D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children
Riley d. Professor OF Matsra Msdica Therapeutics,
Jno Fred May D. Professor Principles
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler d. Pathology
icine and Clinical Medicine.
Lewis Steiner, NJ. D. Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy
Edward M Scott, NJ. D., prosector and Demonstration.
Thomas Miller, NJ. D., Dean.
Like similar institutions in Europe, the desks from whic
regular and The wards Tor clinical instruction
III roof
The of lectures 500
Practical Anatomy BY the demonsraior 10
MANIPULATING fee, payable only once
Graduating expenses 70
Admission the medical and surgical clinic without charge.
will be the afternoon and thereby
enabling engaged business during The morning hours TO
tend.
For further informaton address
THOMAS MILLER, NJ d.
Dean OF the Faculty.
NJ Medical students desiring resident suden,
requested makS application by lei
Riley d. OF the Washington infrmnry
who will give any information that may be desired.
10 the great advantages OF residence In
hospital for clinical rucu Those application will
chcsen before the st OF oc'btr
JuLY 7, 1885,
July 10 eodilstNovd&sw
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uy J. {. mcaUIRE, Auctionecr.

'i,RUsrEE'5 SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM SITUATED
Bal's Cross RoadsBy of deeds OF trust, duly
Virginia parties the
scber sell public auction, Thursday, July 49, at
valuable of land, contain
ing a2 adjoining Balls Cross Roads said tract being por
Gebe . formerly owned Cen j. r Van Ness
proposed farm lots each containing
proportion open and be sold separately
right growing One OF the
tanning acres good substantial house, overscers
dwelling, barn. and Other out build ngs on il.
plat the subdivision may be auction
fourth residue in twelve and eighteen
months interest premises
jas. g. MCGUIRE,
July I0-eod&ds Auctioneer
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

The Secretary of the Navy will leave Washington to-day
for the Red Sulphur springs, Virginia where he will remain
for short time Although his health is not rugged
his friends could DESIRE it is far from being delicate
generally represented to be- The relaxation he is about
taking the urgent request of the President and many
his friends is to be hoped win prove of permanent service
him.
During the absence Of Mr. Dobbin Mr. Charles w. Welsh
will oihciate as the Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
To be DsconaRedWe learn that the Secretary Of the
Navy has concluded to discontinue after the LIST Of August
next the supenendency of timber agencies under the
Bureau of Yards and Docks he having determined make
change in the entire system The local agencies in the
State of Alabama have already been discontinued.
United States Soop ConstetationThe following is
list OF officers of the United States oop-owar Contella-
on be attached to the Mediterranean squadron
Captan--Cbarles IL. Bell. Leutenants-Cicero Price,
VIM NJ. Walker Lardner Gibbon, John p. Bankhead, c. NJ.
Fauntleroy Surgeon-John A. Lockwood Assistant
geon-Wyatt NJ Brown. Purser--John Johnson. Master
Richard L. Law. Passed shpmen-Edward T. Spedden,
0. +. Stanton, Franklin shepherd Mdshipmen-P Philip
Porcher, Il. w. NJ. Graham, T. Mex Buchanan. Boat
swain--John Burrows Gnnncr-Eugenc Mack. Carpenter
John Jarvis Salmakcr-- Francis Boom.
The officers ordered report at Norfolk the 25th OF
July.
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ArronNrY eENraAL,s orrIor.

HarJor hapropenent-1. The banks and shores of nav
gable waters whether lake, river in any of the States
belong either the State individuals, the
be, and not to the United States.
.. When by act of Congress- pier breakwaer is
struced for the Improvement of harbor right to the
land which constructed to the United States
BY that alone and without purchase and ceson from the
State.
g. IT, in consequence of any such construction, land
made By accreon such accreticn belongs to the
the land which attaches and not to the United States
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JIarkets.

New YoRK July 9.The cotton market is active, with
sales Of 900 baesupand mdding, l014 cents. The -four
market is firm with upward tendencySs s74 50 l218
for Ohio, and Sl for southern. The wheat market is firm
Cornprices triding hghersass of 81 900 bushels
80 cents The pork market firm with sales of $50 bbs
Sales Of IT'S barrels beef steady prices Lard unchanged
with limited demand previous Whskey is firm
Al IL cents
BALTIMORE, July 9Sales of 100 bbls. Howard street
-four at 50 u.s. Sales of red wheat (new) 80 l8 81 90
and white at So 20 So 25 Corn is dull-yeow, 90 9s
cents white, 81 OF a 81 0s.
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HON. JOHN PERKINS

correspondent of the New Orleans Picayunc at ST
rranclsvle Louisiana, under date of June o. writes
The Hon. John Perkins late representative Congress
@ TINS district addressed his feowcitizens in the
mouse yesterday rendering full Of his Stewardship
whilst their representative He delivered himself we'll
throwing light upon many national subjects always
uefooa oy the masses lie endorsed the administration
reree and approved the the cabinet to the fullest
extent"
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SALE TO-DAY.


By JAMES G. MCGUIRE. Auetioneer.
,ALE OF A VALUABLE LOT CORNER OF X AND TENTH
streets, square 37l On Tuesday afternoon July I0ih
O'clock PREMISES shall sell lot No 3
ing 80 feet lUih by 100 feet north
parcel Of ground egby rapidly improving
city, The sale worthy The attention
string a valuable building lot
suhdivided building
Mai Of which will be exhibited nj the sale
Onetoub cash the residue equal
twelve, months, satisfactorily
secured. Title indispuable. JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
June 29--d Auctioneer
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ausIFIcESr poSATIoS.--Ewd. +. Powers of Columbus,
Georgia died suddeny at Chicago Illinois, on the 18th
ut aged g. We learn from the Greenfield Gazette that
Powers native of Bernardson in Massachusetts, and
has given the Of Bernardson tho mun6ceut dona-
ton OF ten thousand dollars the income Of which is for
ever to be used for the purposes Of schooling Mr. Pow
er gave thousand dollars to the Female Orphan
Asylum at Columbus, Georgia
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FOCAL NE w s.
sum total.

tfE.N
RAPID TRAvELLiNe'-a Hieh' "o nme. - -;
from the Rio Grande mas gwen Us 'ie 'o''o"s i D
OF hls travel oy steamship ana rairoaaS
Lett Brazos santiago June 20 2. a@a' a. !" Loaf
Lett aaivesIon June n, 20 ~ 49, !, r. 90 -, u, = ~
sc, NJ. nri.ors June ~ NJ IL noon 81 hours
Arrived Mt Mobile July j at G. q. IN.
Arrived at Claborn and left July at IL morning.
Arrived at Montgomery July at ia, a. m.
IN, Cnl,,nh,s "a Univ nj 2I% n m 25I hours.
Arrived at Augusta July 9 at O. a. nj.
Left Augusta July at 81, AM ~ hour.
Arrived at Wilmington, N. T., July y, at !, a. M,
Left Wilmington, NJ C July . at 6t2 a. m. on hours.
Arrived at Weldon July 6 at IA, p. M
Left Weldon July at p p. M hour.
Arrived at Richmond, va, July o at 4 p. m.
Left Richmond va, July o AZ ~, p. IN. ~ hour.
Arrived at Aqua Creek after having stopped on
the road by an accident l01a hours, July az
1019, a. log houre.
Arrived at Washington July at z, p. m
s9k hours.
Total time 10 DAYS hours.
Detention days ia
Running time days u
The distance from Brazos Santiago to Washington by the
49, ~ ~ o,an 1; ohnt . eoo m;,es which II will be
way " -o ' 80, 49,, :. -. "a
seen IRON the ABOVE mas oeen accomp'sneu " SIX UNI
eight and half hours actual running time Inc distance
Vt ltV a
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By EGR A A. IA .

Upseiiag Of a Yaeht-Thrse Persons Drownsd
New YoRK Jaly yesterday, sailing excursion,
the yacht Grace Kerr upset aud three out OF five
sons In her drowned
Their names Mr. Ferguson, the marine reporter Of
the journal Of Commerce. John Parker and George Grady
The bodies were recovered.
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GEN. SHIELDS FARaER-We copy the following from
the Chicago Press
Gen Shields says, in late letter to friend which
have been permitted see that he is farming settlement
about fifty miles from St Paul. the highway TO ST. PEE
tes where he expects have of the best settle
in the Territory He writes that this location pre-
splendid chances get good land and make money
by the operation"
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Embes.Iemeni Of RaiIroad Funds.

BosTos, July AIR Tucker late of the Eastern
Railroad Company has confessed the embezement of the
companys funds the of s207 600 The defacaton
has been going for several years The committee Of in
vestgaton appointed report the condition Of the road
have presented favorable with the above excep
ton IL is reported that Tucker invested largely in sustain
ing Dr. Mortons claim TO the ether discovery.
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,
Washington, July 9, 1855.

\. Washington, July 9, 1855.
"A instant following named gentlemen unanimously
Thomas rarbery, Thompson,
Geo. w. Grehnm, Robert P. Dunlop
Charles pif, stephen p. Franklin,
Lewis Johnson, 'George Lowry
George Parker, NWiIam b. Todi.
New members.
And meeting Of the said trustees this day. Thomas Cabery
unanimously reelected president Of the board Of
July l0-U
on isss, :" '"s ''"'A' '' 1''a - ''' ''' ''''''''
The Calendar Of Victory London 1885,
Memoir Of Vice Admiral Sir Jaheel Brenton VOL London,
History Corps Of Royal saPpers and Miners Q vols.
London, 1885,
The Anglo Indian Army; by Captain Rnfer vol London,
Iab5
The Great Battles British Army. London 1885.
Jennings Elements Of Political Economy VOL Lon
don, 1855. ~ -.
Hopkins on Atmospheric Changed 1 vol. London, 1854
Worlds Beyond Earth by Phillips vol London 1855
schacbt on Microscope. / vol. London, 1855.
Alexandria and her Schools; by Kingsley vol London,
1854.
Poes Nneveh; history modern explorers vol Lon
don, 1855,
De Foe and Churchill; by Forster VOL London, 1855.
clas ome History LITERATURE and Arr OF the Greeks
by Jacobs. ! vol. London, 1855
Autobiography Arago. vol London, 1855.
British Almanac Companion; complete from Its com
mencemen in 1898, (scarce.) -.
July 10 FhANCh ihfLoh
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8ie Card.
Geological urpeys, Chemical Anayses, and Location Of Pub
Hc Lasds.
ii. KING, nj. D.,
No al3 F street, city Of Washington, ID. c.,
WILL make geological epos analyses OF min
earth &c give instructions for prosecuting mi
ming and metaIlurgc operations
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or BOUNTY-LAND WARRANTS,
AND OTHERS.
During ensuing Doctor hrg
travelling through IKE states for
purpose public anas Having been for
nearly twenty RESIDENT he has Devoted most Of that r to
giving Mines its mineral and agricultural
all the deta! The public
system, field and tho Office Ia his e1p nnd
obtained amount Of valuable itpfnaiion
available Besides the well Known agricultural character OF
which population and enhancing value
description with almost incredible rpd ne would
attention Of capitalists to its mines lead cop
lions many upon public land which the OF
and other internal Improvement VIII soon rem
easy and consequently, valuable hey can
thoroughly acquainted
countryscienncaly with m geology, and practically
with subject public land surveys
Special references and ecuy required for any innds placed
his hands, given Terms such will render generally
operators his than 10 attempt
further information address as
above.
REFERENCES
Hon. Thomas II. Benton.
Hon Isaac H. Sturgeon, u s. Treasurer, aud president ~ MO-
railroad, 1t Louis, Mo.
His excelency Koerr er, Bell, VILE I,lnoi,.
Professor Jos Henry secretary Smithsonian in'ue Washing
city, d. G. June 2o-eQdoW
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st. JOseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near EnmiasJurq, Frederick County Md.

THE annual
terminates the last Thursday IN june The
tuition S50 payable seniannu
v in advance paint
for Spanish Italian Geman aud Lam me terms
primary composed OF pupils under noo years
age are payable half yearly IN advance
of the MOTHER SbPE
RiOR Of ~ Joseph Academy Emmisturs Frederick county
Maryland.
July 6--diyear,
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PHILLIPS. NJ Mobile, sIabnrna, III proffisr IN
the Supreme Court Of the United sttes" court d claims
with his profession once
I'd floor nor,east Of 9Th street and Louisiana avenue
June 29--d2m6
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

observation-disclosures has been received at the department
of the death Of Lieut. Samuel t. Shepherd, of the I'd dra
goons He died at Fort Leavenwortb the 2Tth ult,
cholera.
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0NE THOUSAND PERSONS PREcrPrrArEp A STAGING
At the celebration of the fourth Taunton Massachusetts
had been erected by private individual the
fireworks accommodate 1000 persons, but when about
half filed the whole structure fell manning bruisiug and
otherwise inurng many persons correspondent Of the
New Bedford Chronicle furnishes the following additional
particulars;
ain addition TO the above, learn by gentleman
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Bank W. shi opton.
July ?, 1855,
THE trustees this this declared dividend Of
three DER cent profits Of the bank for the
months, payable to ckholders on demand
July 7-3t JAS ADAMS, Cashief.
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MARINE LossEs-The New Tofk Insurance Monitor has
complete tables which show that the enormous sum of
$s972 "a absorbed in the marine losses snstan-
ed by insurance offices in New York and Massachusetts
during The year ls54.--Newdrk Adcertiser.
We should like the items of this almost incredible
total
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r general meeting stockholders Of this bank, %
instant, the following named gentlemen unanimously
the bank for the then ensuing namey
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CON RENT.-At Of i0th and sueets,
'front.' pleasant rooms. with or without board
would he rented singy In suites on very reasonable TERMS
il early application be made.
JuI
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nLERWOOD CEMETERY --Oficc No. 292 Penrsy lvania
U avenue 10Th the Savings Back This
Of the celebrated Greenwood Of
situated the high ground distant and qua
Of CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
This have received charter from Con-
appopriating making
prohibiting all encreacbmen
otherwise which is Of 10 those who
where placed them for has
in all cities when the burial ground bscomes
and throw the dead
large legal prevent IT,
a. NJ given the ground
Once open from 10 where pamphlets with
map, and bylaws and all other nofma,ica be
m with M james r. liar
No 40 Seventh other undertaken win be- prompt
fy attended 10. June i7--dly
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And meeting the said this day Thomas Caber,
reelected president of the board Of trustees
July l0-lt ~
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SPIRIT OFTHE PRESS.

Inc Examiner quotes an editorial from the
Warrington sen'inel opposed to the Administra.
tion The Examlner says:
For ourselves. the readers OF this nev snana,
wen Know, that, while cherishiug a cordial estee M
iof the President aud for Mr. Dobbjn while re !.
specting Colonel Davis and lameniina bis unfor-
suna1s espousai of the Pacific Railroad scheme, we
no. respect nor confce In the rest Of the Cabi.
net The Washington Union NAV affect TO belisys
.aa' Ia inn we do not represent the sentiment of
tne masses OF the Democracy of Virginia: but
.ne.e Is no TACT which We more firmly believe th an
.nss our opinion oil the Cabinet and the Admins
tration Is the prevailing sentiment of the Demo-
cratic party OF our State. The Stauu,ou Conven-
tion which nominated Mr. Wise. adopted a very
s'gn!ncsnt resolution this subject confined ex.
pse,sly In ,s terms of endorsement and approval,
.h 1as resident himself IL IL not significant that
,acn resolution should have been adopted by the
,eaolng Democratic State of the Union within two
years rom the commencement of q Democratic
aominisrasion elected BY the largest popular vote
over gwen before In the history Of the country =
ine Penny Post comments upen the following
assertion put forth BY correspondent Of the New
iork Herald, who writes from the Philadelphia
Convention:
II proposed to 60 into the campaign of ie56,
t5ss tne question open, with an understanding
L. y - 70 De settled by the next Congress. II
va, oody fsil to settle It, as 1t most
M W. tne next proposition is to call Convention Of
H1 -. .ne States. for the purpose of amending the
s,ru,n uton 10 the manner pointed out by that In.
h,a htt,tunent If the Convention can make no AMIGA
sn5 Sustment then II 10 understood that the North
'ua eoutn are to separate pesceably and quietly
me Fost deprecases the idea of dissolution o.
sHs Union, but ssys, that II Il l. done, the South
"i nave the beat of Il. II believes that the Nor
'hsfn States, especially New York, would usvs.
consent to It,
Ihe Enquirer has leader On the con.es, Ia the
South, and says.
10 fortunate that Virginia was the first State
no wsss aIe SCUM to encounter NOTTINGHAM for
SO certain II this fatal heresy 10 politics and re.
s.gIon aad once got foothold on the soil of the
oou,n 1t might have spread with the destructive
rapid,ty of pestileuce and It's progress might moi
nave been arrested before It had run its career ol
mischief and had inflicted irrsparable disgrace and
calamity on the country"
Inc wig says of the Philadelphia Convention
spseches, that:
They exhibit spirit of loyalty to the Uaion,
and devotion to The true iuterests of the country
which Is auspicious of the best results"
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs-.Be il

~ ordained BY thu Council OF the City of Rich
mond that the Collector of the City Taxes shall
nusy give notice In at least four of the daily
p4pers of the city, for fifteen days prior to the f-
ieenth day of June that he will attend at his office
daily between the hours of o'cock, A. M. and 6
oc2ek, P NJ, from ths fifteenth to the thirtieth of
June incuve for the purpose of receiving from any
person charged with city taxes, the W hole one
half Of the amounts of tax charged, 6edueting from
the whCle amount or ne-hslf the maybe, ten
per centum thereon.
The Collector shall in like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior to the fifteenth of December, that
he will attend ct his Office daily, between the above
mentioned hours, froE the fifteenth to the thirty
first of December inclusive, for the purpose of
ceigng from person who h 9 already paid one
half only of the city taxes charged to him the
naming ha de- ocring from such half ten per cent.
thereon"
la pursuance of the above amended ordinance,
passed January 1ith. 1855 viii attend at the office
of the city water works, on 9Th street, in rear of
Lafayette H. from the fifteenth to the thirtieth of
this moath, for the purpose of receiving taxes as
above directed.
JULIUS A. HOBSON, c. c. Richmond.
N. Bit will be understood from the above ordi-
psnce that those who do not avail themselves of the
opportunity Of paying the first half between the 18th
and 30th of June, entitled to deduction, but
required TO pay the whole amount of their bills,
in the month Of July the collector call
them. Persons desiring information, or of afcer-
t. ning the amount of ber taxes. will call ct the
Office, pre- sious to the 18th of this month.
IA H., G. C r.
Richmond, June lst. 1855 my SI-dtje20
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VALuAsLx MAs.-Lsst week the associate edi.
tor OF the Wilmington IN. CO. Journal acted al
ype'setter, proof-reader, press- man, and editor
OF that paper, and. to do. The lhing handsomely,
WAS put on jury by the Sheriff OF the district.
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MIRACULOUS EscArE.-An Infant son, sged II
months. of the editor of the Washington (Pa.) Re.
porter, on Sunday week fell from the second stsry
window to the brick pavement below aud escap ed
without bruise or scratch
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
esas considerably that of slithe Dalypapers Ct
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Thomas Peters has been arrested In Mobile. Ala.
oama' Tor robbine J. Huft's jewelry store In New
Orleans OF Sis. 900 worth of goods.