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Markets.

NEw YoxK, May 2.--Cotton Is upward and firm. Flour
has declined 2x good Ohio 50 S7 $40 Is south
steady Corn has advanced sales Of western mxe
81 H. Pork is trine lower old mess SIG 81 SIG SO
mess SIT rs $I7 81. Beef upward and firm. Lard
is duh and downward. Whiskey--0hio s71s cents.
BALTIMORE May Flour Is active and lower sales
OF barrels $l0 Wheat has declined and continues
dull sales Of red at 81 80 81 40 white ~ 40 ~ 90
decline Of 10 per bushel Cornsacs Of white at 9s
cents yellow 80 cents ST. The market IL quiet. Flour
closed heavy.
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BY TEL EGG X A p II
pi.tre.s N Bri,i.h Ameriea, &c.

Bssros, May 3The Halifax papers state that ghtfa
distress exists along the Atlantic coast between Maremch
and Shippegan.
The Acadian French suffering direl pvaon for want
of the necessities Of life Such their situation that seed
whatever has been this spring and their exstencs
depends upon foreign sympathy.
The scotan Parliament has been dissolved BY the
proclamation Of the governor. election has been
called to sit on the 22d Of May.
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THE COLLECrOH's sale of Ctty grape ~ for Tsxcs
advertised National inielgencer, will take place on
Monday May the City hail. the aidemsns room com
ncinx The embraces large amount Of
favorable
pouny persons make safe and pso6tabs invest
property advertised are
requested 10 do before The day OF sale
r. J. ROCHE,
May 40 fttay7 Collector.
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Az ). ., tlrGuInE, Auctlonesr.

DEaEMPrOR SALE OF THE STEAMER UNION.-On FIJI
day afternoon, June at o'clock, at Pages wharf, foot
without the nearly
called The Unon running ass terry boat between Thu
city and s,e Iandria
ihs steamer was built Washington cy the year 1852
breadth beam "a faet inches depth Of bo
Al 40 95 house
Her engine . Hfstclas seventy hye
power eDgne built by Smith Perkins, Alexandria, Viz
end nremos and convenient o
loading and unloading freight
One half cash the residue IN x months WIN ineest
satisfactorily secured JAZZ o. Mcguire,
Nav 4-eokss Aucti0neer
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United States Booth. IN this case, which arose In the
State OF Wscosen the defendant convicted In the Uni
ted district Of the unlawful OF a-
gtve from seryiee after which, hobeas corpus
by him the supreme court Of the State that took
jurisdiction and discharged bin and writ OF has
obtained reurable to the Supreme Court Of Che Uni
ted States for purpose Of determining the question
limit Of jurisdiction between the of the States
those OF the United States.
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Commodore McCsuey and the captains Of the two United
States vessels in port had been handsomely entertained With
banquet BY the captain general
Sugars continued active and tending upwards Tx
changes da Sterling exchange had upward ten
dency.
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CsorssaTI, May 1.-The municipal election in Iodianapc,
resulted in the defeat Of the nothngs far a. the city
officers were concerned, by 200 majority.
We having very fine rain here to-day nothing could
have been opportune acceptable.
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Arrirai eflhe Rlgck Warrior.-.Laler kroan Ha,a,

arrival Of the Black Worvtor.--Loer from Harona
Nrw Yosx, May 3.-The steamer Black Warrior, from
Havana with dates to the 18th, arrived here this morning
The San acnto sl in port, but the Princeton
sailed Key West the morning the 2sth The island
. in state Of quieade bad been made
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DErEor May SAT- review Of the fire department, yes
erda about halt the companies dbanded In consequence
u the passage Of the ordinance prohibiting the running Of
engines the sidewalks paved large public
meeting the subject win be held this evening.
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HAnrFosp, May sThe legislature, this morning elected
VIM. T. Miner tknow nothng) for governor Of Connecticut
The vote stood Miner, III lngham tdem) 40. All the
other know nothing candidates elected
The governor delivered his message this afternoon.
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yAlATN MADE ONDEN.--Ws prepared ." mAts
yoke neck shirts and wssras sbs ~ ~ r~sss :" M
hung shirts csa - ~nusd II
sTEvENar
April a6--3n sses'com browns hoseh
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n HOWAnD'x Improved Dredging Mscht.ss
". stsk-
ruye, Absny. who
all with which excavation
rsiiuG from $40 $500 cubic yards
No. 10 ~ the oih vol Of the Scientific America" Tor nm
e'ai acccuss Of tent Of built M the Unsd ssss s'sss"
NEE
April so--sodiarhcp
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AT early hour last evening received despatch ow
New York stating that the steamship Atlantic from Liver
pool coming up the bay. As compelled TO put
paper press early hour in the evening
unable 10 wait for the
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Treasury D~PartHsAs M,
March 5, 1883.


NOTICE hesesy siyes holders sxcAs Of To- unsssd
ef ID January lest thA
purpoe completing Psschsss u Ms s"Sn therein
department pufchAse, hs
.s,d notice. proposed
II said stocks cekred and
ces,a prior lhe nsst das Of Jans Rcsss
DBrA srnsHr,
January =, iraa.
nyrsh, gwen The following drschsd
stAtes department prepared q
nse shs date hereof and the lea day az
March portions cks anoansns ths aggregate ~
81 $40 Voo and the hereinafter
sione 10
la any contaxsAt eoapctoa
order time whsa said
crrAcatss duty asssgnsa tAs Usisss
department; the rrsap wh~v~cf
uaded Of tho ftiNwtnG pssuchwrs
u authnstscd ~ the act ~
Juy November ~, lass, 81 - br
authorised the VI ie49 frdeeshie M Dr.
stock ot the loans authorized
rcdeenab~, srnes ne Jis
1857, The the Jn lune ised az 10
af 1851
1854 (comnouy called tho Texas
Indemnify, y per cent
o Interest par certificate from the lat fJanaa
the Treasury with the
reach the ownss) u oas ssy
In addition.
Payment In drafts Of the Treasurer 81
Hoston, New YORK.
orr Philadelphia the parties Direct
esAcata will BE- entitled 20 ns benent Of ms nonss
ON o htpfe
said day Of March Next .
Secretary ofthc Treasury.
Mar 6-dtJunen Tint. and stAr.l
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West Moscow, Somerset county.
Mars Hill, Aroostook county.
East Fryeburgh, Oxford county.
North Bethel, Oxford county.
South Freeport, Cumberland county.
Lanes Brook, Washington county.
Kittery Point, York county.
Centre Sidney, Kennebeck county.
Ason, Somerset county.
Chester, Penobscot county.
South Jefferson, Lincoln county.
Green's Landing, Hancock county.
West New burgh. penobscot county.
DeertieId, Penobscot county.
Nashville, Franklin county.
West Bangor, Penobscot county.
Alton Village, Penobscot county.
Owls Head, Lincoln county.
Beddington, Washington county.
East Exeter, Penobscot county.
South Exeter, Penobscot county.
East Palermo, Waldo county.
Palermo Centre, Waldo county.
Isle of Shoals, York county.
South Acton, York county.
Southport, Lincoln county.
Small Point, Sagadahoc county.
Moro, Aroostook county.
South Levant, Penobscot county. I
Sandy Beach, Cumberland county.
Highland, Somerset county.
Sargentville, Hancock county.
North Hollis, York county.
North Islesboro', Waldo county.
Ne'e Hampshire.
Atkinson Depot, Rockingham county.
West Springfield, Sullivan county.
South sutton, Merrimack county
North Darlington, Strafford county.
Clarksville, Coos county.
New Castle, Rockingham county.
.Vermont.
Waits River, Orange county.
South Halifax, Windham county.
West Marlboro, Windham county.
North sheldon, Franklin county.
Hartland Corners, Windsor county.
Westminster West, Windham county.
Gassetts Station, Windsor county
Highgate Springs, Franklin county.
Belvidere, Lamoille county.
Sutherland Falls, Rutland county.
Massachusetts.
West Arlington, Plymouth county.
New Lenox, Berkshire county.
Belmont, Middlesex county.
South Groyeland, Essex county.
East Sandwich, Barnstable county.
North Beverly, Essex county.
Burragcville, Worcester county.
Lanesville, Essex county.
Indian Orchard, Hampden county.
North Wilmington, MiddIesex county.
North Dana, Worcester county.
Still River. Worcester county.
Carver, Plymouth county.
Rhode fsiand.
South Portsmouth, Newport county.
Connecticut.
Saybrook Ferry, Middlesex county.
Gardeners Lake, New London county.
North Norfolk, Litchtield county.
Mantle New London county.
MontvilIe, New London county.
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BOARDING summcr-Ths Misses WRIGHT viii
bsir residence Bladen
burr May The heAlihiness Of the sit
ua,ou vicinity OF the celebrated Spring renders
delightful References required.
May 4--eo3I y
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BurraLo, May s.-The ice has been driven up the lake
considerably and steamer and three sail Of vessels left here
this morning, with good prospect OF getting through.
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STATE DErAaTassT.

exeqaatur has been issued Alexis dc stoute TO be
consul Of the Swiss Confederation at san Francisco, in
the State Of California
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MILWAUKEE,, May 3.The steam-propeler Forest City ar
rived here night being the first arrival from the lower
lakes this
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5 A. n X a E r. OMk. Mater-SOeiers leo CREAM
yhis day supply Of "stefrens pat
universally acknowledged 70 he he he's
pubic. variety Of
freeze warranted ~ produce
superior eve mtnat~s
Watsx coolers, all zines
Tas1ner general assortment Of house furnishing xcods
" = W. BoIgLER,
Ap 2t-soSts Iron Hasl
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posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Ne~ Post 0Hees.No list of post Offices having been pub
shed since LIST April 1854 have made
procure and print the of all offices established since
that time; and we commence to-day with New England.
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Abstraet Of Ordsrs, Drscioas c.Abstraet Of some Of
the most Important letters recorded the Secretary Office
Thursday, May )
Collector Of Sen York.-In the case OF Henry r. Camp
bell directs the seizure of cask whiskey Mr. c. apply
ing for relief under the RENTING act OF 1893. States that
"horse hair liable duty of 20 per cent ad yaore.
Forwards certificate Of damages in the A. Mean
drew.
Sarreyor Of haonrie Directs the deposte with the
san treasurer at New Orleans of S23 of public money
In his hands.
Collector of Observation-Disclosures him fit up bathing
establishment at Norfolk at expense not to exceed $780,
Treasurer Of the United Stue- Directed issue a
fer draft the of the branch mint Orleans
in favor Of the depository Tallahassee 000
BILE in silver coin
NJ G. Perry r requesting be detached the
survey, and considered under orders for
Lieut.. s. A. b. Cha United States Macy Informed that
the department has power admit free entry the
cles brought from japan.
Freeman Dodd, Neo york.Requested to inform the de-
partment what port the merchandise referred to
charged with duty that the necessary instructions may be
given for its free entry.
Collector Of Defroi-4Authorzing expenditure of $3.50
in repairs for the cutter Ingham.
Clerical Changes.A Alfred Tyler, of.kenucky, has been
appointed class cerkship in Sixth Auditors Office.
Salary, 81, 200 per annum.
c. A. Horton, holding second class clerkshp in the
Office, has been removed
appointment Of Steamboat Inspector Anderson Marsh
appointed inspector of steamboat boilers New Orleans
vice James Carrie, deceased
Rercnue SerriceLeut. j. Nj. Nones has been
dered the cutter j. G. Dobbin, Wilmington
On CD station, and Lieut. f. Mgan to the For
ward, on the New Orleans station.
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l.. y. MIDDLETON.

L. =. MIDDLETON,
Dcnisv IN fes
Office aua depot OF l2h street.
Ice kent constantly on once, which be- had q
large O small quantities
Once open from s, M 10 D, y m
May 2--eod3m
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..

Poetic ApplicationW have the poetry of the and
Of the land Of the feelings and If the PASSIONS and why
the poetry of pensions Yesterday the chief clerk the
Pension Office showed application for bounty land,
written in doggerel verse; and covering six pages
foolscap As the Pension Bureau deal only in facts and
ures it is likely that the applicant will help
any considerable extent by this liberal display of his poetic
gifts.
Missouri and Thomas MITCHELL of Connecticut to first class
cerkships. Salaries, 81 200.
Agricultural Diuison Of The Patent C6ce.--The Jujube
feec.The seeds Of this imported short time
since from the south of Europe for experiment in the South
Ii grows the form of shrub of middle size bearing red
oval fruit about large olives, enclosing of the
shape They sweet but only among in the
form of PASTE In Agiers the fruit rpens the month of
june and is much sought after by the inhabitants who
large quantities. both fresh and dried well
form of a delicious paste
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II ETRIa EHAfOH2V Waesr-< Oo4exs, DOL rsceiv-
u ing my spring supply Of ssstoss With butter
pots, ventang arrangement making
perfect refrigerator In market
For 81. low by w. n. NARROWER,
May I-Iw Seventh street, opp. Patriotic Bank
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ILLNESS or SANTA ANSA--A correspondent of the New
Orleans Bee writing from the city Of Mexico states that
Santa seriously i'll that he not expected
to live His malady affection of the head and
throat causing state of stupor.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-06-14
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TERMS-Two dollars per annuiH in aJvance--Two
dollars and quarter, half yeary--and if not paid be-
fore the end of the year, Two dollars and half
No papers discontinued until all arTearageS are paid
except Al the option Of the Editor.
IJ Advertisements not exceeding one square (ten
neS will be inserted three weeks for dollar aud
iweny live cents for every subsequent insertion. The
charge for and three insertions the same iber-
"a discount made TO yearly advertisers.
~ All letters addressed 10 the Editor must be post
paid.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-06-14
TRIAL OF

Patrick Cogan, Thomas Sheridan, John
Kahoe, Patrick Brady, Philip Cogan
John Cogan, John Kane, James Ro-
gers, James Mccormick and John Cal
nor
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1855-06-14
JOHN w. RUXTON,
DEALER IN
mAR9 AmD GAPS

Respectfully informs the public that DR..
James C. Aver, practical and analytical
Chemist, has appointed him agent for the sale
of the celebrated
Cherry PeetOral,
a sure remedy for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Group, and Consumption. Also,
his well known Cathartic Pills. He has on
hand, in addition to the above, German Worm
Seed, which is an excellent remedy for the
removal of worms.
A full supply of these articles can be had
at bis Store, on Elizabeth Street, few doors
above the well known Bakery OF Jacob
Goetz.
He positively gives no credit, as it has be-
come Questionable as well as improbable TO
do so.
Quick sales and small profits is his motto.
JOHN w RUXTON.
StroudsbuTg, February E, Is55.-Iy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08
SIDNEY SMITH.

One of the most entertaining books of the
season is Lady Hollands Memoir of her
father, Rev. Sidney Smith. 1t places the
character of that celebrated parsonage inits
true light-that of Il cheerful, laughing phil
os0pher, and, in our opinion, all the better
man and christian for that. He was as far
removed from a mere buffoon and jester on
Gus Pharisee on the other. The Memoir
sparkles all over with bright scintillations
of his joyous soul, strong sense, matchless
humor and splendid genius. Well has it been
said that, when Sidney Smith died, Fourth
Estate Of Fun expired from Great Britain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.


The Prussian kingdom consists of two dis
tinct territories, separated by distance oi
about forty miles, with Hesse Cassel and
Hanover intervening. 1t possesses an area
of los PA square miles. Its population is
between sixteen and seventeen millions, OF
whom about ten millions are Protestants and
six millions Roman Catholics. The army,
upon a war footing, numbers $4,000 men
An important element in the military strength
of Prussia is the Landacehr, which is divi-
ded into two c!asses-the first embracing
every Prussian between the ages of twenty.
one and thirty-two, not serving in the stand
ing army, and constitutes an army Of reserve
which is called out for drill every autumn,
but not summoned into active service except
upon the breaking out of war. The Land
thirty two to forty years of age, who have
served in the first class. To these, in time
of war, garrison duty is committed. There
is also a Laadstetrm or levy en- maSSe, which
is only called out in the last extremity, and
embraces all Prussians between the ages of
seventeen and fifty, not belonging to either
of the above classes.
Austria contains an area of 25e ,262 square
miles. 1t embraces four principal divisions,
inhabited by different races. The popula-
sued by the government, is as follows: Ger
mans, 1880, ,92O Slavonians, $40, COZ Ita-
lians, 5,063, SIS; Roman Valaques and Mol,
davian, 1855, 492, Msgyars, 5,418,773 Jews,
746, ,s9l Miscellaneous Races, 5,573. To-
tai, 81, 593, 1875. The regular army of Aus.
tria, upon war footing, is 750,00 men. 1t
Is believed, however, that, in consequence of
the larger number of her forces required to
keep in subsection her discontented Italian
and Hungarian territories, she could not pro.
badly. detach, if unsupported by Russia or
some other great military power, 200, 900 men
for efficient service. Austria has also a
small Navy, which consists of 81 armed yes.
sells, carrying 544 guns, and Is steamers, be.
sides gun-boats
These facts are not without interest in con-
nection with the active part which these
two great powers may be soon called upon
to take in the affairs of Europe. Should
they throw their weight into the scale ofpeace'
it must be with decisive effect The West
ern powers, already having their hands full
with single Russian opponent, would never
risk rupture with three such empires. And
even Russia, with her population of sixty
millions. her army numbering million of
warriors. and her vaot territory, na;aht W oil
pau before encountering such an alliance rs
that of England, France, Prussia and Aus
tria. The German empires have it in their
power to stop the present war, if they will
unite in resolute purpose to treat that power
as an enemy which will not accept just and
moderate conditions of peace.
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Fall RACES.
BROAD & OC r

A AOA BROAD ROCK
kfk RFAA6SE,s.FALL FA6 "a MEET
o..os1. - = -. The second HoNDAY in
oifGssr TfRsT isaa naysSSnw and sSStisrs 'is day.
sss scoo s ssc Gses e nsss
a''' e'' el''sd EsTsiss N Ssfs .'h the following
Mr. WI a, r. oisson: name. !. m. fhilo. BY Mari
Oh coIsss Road ~
ner. ont OF Madora, five years old -t - -,
Mr. Thcs 9 Moore names ch. h. Henry, BY Glen.
sos; cut Of MADEIRA, four years old. = S''-' ''
MT Jobp Campbell names sh N. Florids. BY wss-
Mr. John Campbell names oh. 4. Laura GpfIlman
by Wagner. out of Gioens, three years old.
hr. james Tally pamess 4. Ons-Eye Joe. bv
rInee George, out OF Registers dam, seven year,
Mr Il. r. MsGrsth names sh. h. Sam Leseber, by
W.snsr, out OF medoc mare, four years old -
mr John Walsh names b q. Lawson, by Wasrer.
out of n Mnstrers dam seven years Old - -
Mr.. Calvin Green names eh b frankfort, By Glen.
Gus. ont OF Mary Morris four years old.
Far. "A. Cheatham names -.
sGCOND nAY-TUEsDAY.-A sweepstake for
closed with the following subsef,bers: '' A'''''
David Mcdaniel nsmes Il. by Regent, dam BY
A. Cheatham and James Tally names 4. Q. by Rev.
srue. dam Andrewetts. E<@ e -
Calvin Green names b. g. By Sovereign. dam Ann
THIRD Day -WEDNEsDAY-Joekey Club
FogkTH Day THURsDAY-P Proprietor.
SIXTH OAY-SATURDAY-Prcpr Purse
$500 three mile heats, for handicap race, FREQ for
horses only that have started in during the
week.
The following staaes are proposed ae,s
SECOND DAY, Is 2 coND RACE) TUES.
DAY-A sweepstske for three year oid colts and
lilies; entrance $500 half forfeit; mile hests.
THIRD DAY--WEDNESDAY- "A Swe~pstske
for four-yesr old cots and les $500 entrance, hal,
forfeit; two mile heats. : X . So
FIFTH DAY-FRfDAY-Asw sweepstake for three
year old colts and es; $500 entrance, half forfeit;
two mile heats
SECOND RAcE-sAME DAY.-A sweepstske
TOT untried three-yea old colts and llies; $l00
trance, half forfeit; mile heats
the above stakes to name and elose let Sep.
tember. -.
au4 CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08

STRAsBURG ExTENsIoN-The Winchester
Virginian announces that Capt. BLYTHE
with party of assistants, had gone forth to
survey road for the proposed extension of
the Winchester and Harper's Ferry road to
Strasburg. This will put Baltimore in con
nection with the Manassas Gap road, and of
course with the Valley to Staunton The
Alexandrians are bitterly opposed to this
tapping of their Manassas Gap road Our
friends of Alexandria must look for "tap-
ping" Tapping must be done all round
until it becomes general, and then "the
hardest fend off,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08

DEATH OF DR GsLBARDr.-We take from the
Petersburg Express of Thursday, the following
account OF DR.. Gelbardt's death there the day be.
fore:
On the Doth ult. having partakep OF some raw
oysters. he became unwe II aud felt symptoms
which seemed premonitory of an attack of the
epidemic then raging around him he consequent
ly became an inmate of the hospital on the sick
list as was notified next day to the readers OF the
Express.
He felt more from lsnguor, weakness and from
lever, and last Sunday lett Portsmouth, with the
hope OF reaching Richmond that evening, but he
was not able to 60 beyond Petersburg. On Mon.
day last, he seemed somewhat better and by invi-
tation took up bis residence at the house Of Mr.
Chaties Campbell who. with much charitable
dness, provided the DR.. with every accommo.
dalton. On Tuesday he grew weaker. but remain
ed conscious of all things TO the last few moments
OF bis liie He lied at ten minutes past one yes-
terdAy morning. He had no vomilings, no acute
pains or delirium, and his body underwent no
was from effects of the Infected air and epidemic
OF the seaboard cities that he died, While In this
cry, ne received every attendance from the medi'
cal iaculfy, aud from attentive nurses we can
speak most favorably of the kindness OF Mr. Cnas
Camppeil and Mr.. J. Cooper, who remained oy
the patients bedside TIL the last moment feeiing N
nnoieness OF heart that such was only christian
charity and duty towards the sicky stranger iefs o.
/ our doors
| DR.. Leon Gebardt's remains were inferred yes :
serdsy at the Biandford Cemetery and were at
tended BY the Rev T Kean, OF the Baptist church,
| and three others. He 10 only one OF ihe many
whn, during the last few monshs, have fallen vlc'
Tins In their audable seal 70 benenl their suffering
/ fellow creatures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08
STEEI, PENS

Some idea of the extent of the manufacture
Of steel pens will be formed from the state
ment that nearly one hundred and fifty tons
Of steel are employed annually for this pur-
pose, producing upwards of two hundred
and fifty millions of pens. But good steel
pen is rarity, as we have learned by long
and sore experience.