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e PnorooALyAy GsArnY Is the name
given to scientific process which, il Is s.id
will produce revolution in art. IL stand.
in tue lame relation to photography as
printing does 10 manuscript. Given pho
iosraph, which will last, perhaps, at o
utmost, ton or . dozen years, aud by the
piiotos .lyanosraphic procys you may mnl.
iiply copies Of the original BY millions, in q
material which will last for csnturics.-
Copies OF Reinbrandt's etching. Of llaphasl's
drawings, and Others. have been made by
the photosalvanognphic pr,c,-s, and Ia
every case the niinutcst line Of the artist Is
70, rodaeed With rigid fidelity. When 1t il
considered that these may 10 multiplied dd
i.faiiu"', and add alta priec which will
bring them within tho rrach Of tho humbl,st
lover Of art, IL ], impossible not {. look for.
ward mort s,nsaincly TO tho effect Of the
now process ON the progn,ss Of art-cduc,iion.
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Later from Nicaragua.

Steamer Texas, from Greytown 10th inst,
has arrived ut the R,lizc. The steamer
Tennessee, frJin Now York, with recruits
and ammunition tor Walker, had arrived III
Gr.ytuwn. rs also had Col. Ti.us, with his
recruits FROM Kansas.
Col. Stockbridge had proceeded up the
river from Greytown to Cadys Point, At
the mouth of the Perip igua, where no Mt
tackled and defeated three hundred Costa
Ricans, with heavy loss to the enemy. and
hut trilling loss To himself. Its steamers
machinery getting out Of order, ho was
Obliged to put hack again ut Punta Arenas.
After repairing, he proceeded back again,
and 1t VIA thought at Pant, Arenas, that
he would in week BE- In full possession OF
the river
The adyices from Walkers position arc to
Feb. >, receive at Panama by tho Orizabt.
The adylces are undoubtedly from Walk
cr's agents, and arc to be accredited accord.
ingly.
1t is stated that the Allies, under Covas,
had made their appearances in the vicinity
of Riyas, but were driven buck. Also, That
ON Jan. %, Gen. Henning-cn, with 400
troops, attacked 1900 Costa Ricans at 81.
Georges, and, after driving thoin from their
position, returned "a Riy,s. .....--
Walker whole force is rated at 1909
men, of whom 100 are fiji for duty and in
good health and spirits, having thrce mos.
supply Of provisions and ammunition.
Nw YORK, Feb. 81. Tho steamship Ten
nessec arrived here Ut O'Clock this evening
from Aspinwall, via san Juan and kcy
West with thrco hundred and fifty passen-
gers and $50, 900 in specie. She lett As
pinwall on the evening Of the 10Th.
Tho Tennessee left before the Texas. al
ready arrived at New Orleans, and bcfors
the result of Col. Lockbridse's expedition
was known.
Col. Titus, with his recruits, wen. up tho
river with Lockbridge, and took up posi-.
ton opposite the enemy at IssipaSua. Col.
Lockbridse had made all his arrangements,
and the attack was to be made on tlss day the
Tcnncssce lett. ...s..
Lockhridgc's forcs is stated to have been
five hundred and fifty men. That OF the
C,s.a Ricins three hundred.
The account Of the Affairs ut Rivas and at
st. George. between llenninsscn'. command
and the Costa Rican's, differs from that brot
by the Texas.
In the fight near Rivas. Capt. Phinney
was killed. and the Americans suffered 9th
CT losses, but it does not appear which party
was victorious.
llennincsen's attack on St. George was
made with 100 men. The enemy having.
M is stated, 1900. After several hours
fghting llenningsen rctrld, as is stated with
loss. excepting that several
or his officers were MORALLY wounded, in
c uding Col. Jaqu. ami Major Duzsnberry.
The Costa RiCan lOss was supposed TO he
great. Gen. Bosqnct was killed.
At last sdyIceS tic Niciasuans had drawn
Oif from the allies, and Were in tho vic nity
Of Grenada. where they were awaiting the
arrival OF ammunition from Grcytown.
At last accounts from Walker, Feb. Sd,
he was at San Juan del Sur with 800 men.
lie had established his head quarters Ut III.
vas, and WAS concentrating all his forco
there, amounting to 800 men.
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The WAGON ROAD TO TIE PAcIic.--The
bill that passed the House of Representa-
lives of tho U. 5. On Sa,unliy. provides an
excellent substitute for the Pacific Railroad,
the accomplishment of which can hardly be
anticipated within the mex, twenty years.
The wagon road may serve the immediate
necessity, while tho ''iron horse" may do
good service hereafter. The provisions Of
this bill ars us follows ''
/. Tho proposed road from Fort Kerncy,
by the South Pass, " California, starts nc q
point whers tho cInisranls ironi al the Wcst-
ern, and Northwestern States. including
Missouri, unite, and take common road
thence to California. The appropriation for
this, is S30O,0OO. I'll
9. For the road from near Ell Plso, on
the western frontier Of Texas, to the Color.
ado, opposite Fort Yuma. on the southwest
sri boundary of California. The appropri.
alton Is S2DO,000. strE
3. For the ruid FROM Fort Defiance in the
Apache country, % the mouth Of tho Mo-
have river, near the California river. near
IN, C,liforni, line. Tho appropriation Is
$50 900. This rad aaJrds IN outlet for
the pcople of New Mexico u drive their
stock Ia Cali.ornia-there b.ing already u
road from Santa fe to Fort Defiance.
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4 RrsAwAr SLAVE WuIrrLD TO DARN
The Savannah, Ga. News of the It'll inst,
states Michael Borlan and Philip Martin
have been arrested and committed 10 an
swcr at the Supreme Court to u charge 4
murder in causing the death Of u slave Of
tie former namei Stcpncy. Tho testimony
of several witnesses WAS in substances rs fol.
lows:
Tho negro Stcpnoy was runway. He
was arrested on Wednesday morning, by
constable Jones and taken to Mr.. Borlan.
his owner, who employed the officer u whip
him. Constable Jones gave him so.uc thirty
iashcs with riding whip or small cow-hidc.
In thu afternoon of the same day several
witnesses law the negro tied by tho hands 10
u trcc, and the prisoner, Martin, bsating
MIN with heavy trace strap. One witners,
Mr.. Robert Curry, testified that wien he
came up to Boyians place he siw Martin
beating ho negro in a most cruel manner,
while BJrlan stood at short dist,ncc looking
on. Witness demonstrated with BJyian
against tho inhumanity of the punishment,
when the negro was released aud tell TO the
ground spccclllcss and prostr,te. Martin
ordered blm {, ris,, and afterwards dealt
him several blow, with u wagon whip while
he lay on the ground lnsensiblc. Martin
then dragged him from tho place into ,he
house, where he died On thursday morning.
Sargcant Wilson Of the police, having been
notified Of tho murder, repaired to the place,
aud found the negro lying upon tha aoJr,
his body s,lll warm and colin in ro,dine,s
for his barial. Returning u tho e ty, he
reported u the Solicitor General who prompt
~ ordered the arrests.
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A lIlSr TO ADVERTISERS. W,rrcn's ceIo-
bralcd backing mandatory has now ceas.
I'd " b.. Tho business ha, :" died " out
simply from u resolution taken by the pro.
prietors who succeeded the spirited original
Of tho iirn {" . dscoa.na, tbc pT,c:ic, Of
advertising in the newspapers asa useless
expense" The consequence might have
bccn forcscen. The firm of"Warren' has
ceascd b exist within ono sencra,ion.-
London atlas.
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A Quaker in business In Philadelphia,
di.Iitius the "Esqp,o his name, advised
a Southern correspondent To dirsc, his let
teIs to him without any tail, aud received a
reply superscribsd |" Amos Saith without
any tail, Philadelphia" $50.
The Portland Gas light Company have
declrcd dividend Of 4 per ceni, payable
on Moajay next. .fa.-. D.
Kossuth still owncs ono thousand acres Of
prairie land in the vicinity Of Corpus
Christi. in Texas, which wcrs presented to
him when he was visiting in this country.
FlEE AT FRANKFORT. Frankfort, Me-,
Feb. %. The Arcy block, together with
Benz. Hewey's and Job Lords buildings,
wero destroyed by fire this mornins-orisin
unknown. Tho occupants were Otis Kalcs
& Co., io.s 5000; Jo.. Clark $500; ID
IIcwcy $1,000; job Lord 5000, partially;
insured G. Z, Starbird $500 no insurance
Arey block valued ut 1000.
A curSrEGpLAsr AGAINST caiSoLISE.-Thc
London, correspondent Of the n. y. Tribune
says:
I" The Empress Eugene made her appear.
anoe lest neek ,rifiou any oiHoL,He or hoops,
aud looked the bellsr for it. Fsmlnino d.
pIo,usti,,s predict now .Ic>dy iall vi hoops
though Il is not yet certain whether even
a French Emprss may b, able To succeed
with such cup d'et.lt. and ~ o,erturn an
ugly fashion ~ her Sovereign w'li. Louis
Sai,leon, who Was always opposed 10 tue
crln,line, has made up lis mind 10 crush ~,
and, flushed with success in the d'l''o'"atic,
.,nc, doe, not doubt that lie endsa'0r' win
triumph"
TIL, s.,uc writer, in another letter. 'ays
1--WE ara told .ou god authority that Il Is
..rio...ly designed to abandon the hoops
and tho small bonnet, in the circles which
.riys tho tone 10 English fashion,
NJ Spring robbins have mado their ap,i
usar.nes in Hartford. GraShoPpers have !,
ap,careas,. M.ddlcsax village; BIusbirds q,
M P,,t.6ald; and parusols and full blown
viols,s at Rochester, N. Y. Sprinsb com.
ing.
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DIED.

In this town. the morning Of the 23d inst OF consump-
ton, MIR. WNi. TIERNAN SOMERVlLLE, of Baltimore,
Md to which place he returning from Florida where
he had been spending several months in the hope OF deriving
benefit from the effects of milder climate Mr. SomerVle
was in his 4Ist year.
On the oath inst o'clock, p. NJ. of paralysis, at the
residence of her brother Mr. B. Baxter, Mrs MARY DOO-
GAN aged So years. Mrs. Doogan a native of Ma
county Meath Ireland but had been resident OF Will
mngon for where she was highly respected anu
esteemed by all who enjoyed the pleasure OF her Gcqual
She sincere and humble christian, anxlOusy
fulfilling her towards her God and her ghbOrs, and
dying in the full communion of the Catholic Church. to
which she had always been attached
At Centrevle Louisiana the 7th of April last, ROBT
County in this State where he has left Father and
several Brothers and Sisters besides large circle of raa-
tives and friends mourn his loss.
The proceedings of his Masonic Brethren had the
occasion of his death, Franklin, La bespeak the
in which he held in the home of his abortion
which but the record of the good he left his de-
parture from that of his birth.
Masonic Notice.
At regular communication of FRANKLIN LODGE NO. 81,
of A. F. & A. MaSons held the r hall Tuesday, the Eth
inst following resolutions introduced and unani
mously adopted viz:
late of Centrevile while we bow with humble submission to
the sad edct of the Almighty Father of the Universe,
vet feel deeply the stroke which has deprived not only
us of beloved and esteemed companion and brother but
Masonry of warm and devoted adheren and society of
kind friend genial companion and honest man.
Resolved That warmest syMpathles are rendered TO
the frends and family of our deceased 6rother and with
ResoUed That the above resolutions be published In the
'AD>'H JOURNAL """ 1A''AA L. B. CURTIS, w. M.
JOHN G. CoRpY, Sec'y.
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANovI

TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
THE subscriber respectfully himself as can
ddate for reelection upon 9th day of August next to the
of said County Grateful for the confidence and support
which his felowczens have heretofore extended to him.
he trusts that his effects merit that confidence will
to him renewal Of their SURFACES and in the event of his
reelection he only pledge continuance of his honest
effort to discharge faithful lily acceptably the duties
aid office. SAMUEL K. BUNTING.
April 9th, 1857 196-te
Herald and Com. cow te
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BERHAVE's HOLLAND BIrTERs

-
THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMElY FOR
L DYSPEPSIA, DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER
COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER
AND AGUE, and the various affections consequent upon
disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, such Indigestion,
Acidty of the Stomach Cocky Palms. Heartburn, Loss of
Appetite, Dependency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding
Piles. In all Nervous Rheumatic, and euragic Affections
it has instances proved highly beneficial and
others, effected decided cure
This is purely vegetable compound prepared strictly
scientific principles after the of the celebrated Ho
land Professor Berhave Because great in
of the European States its introduction the Uni
ted States intended especially for those of
fherand scattered here and there the face of this
mighty country Meeting with great among them
offer it the American public knowing that truly
| wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t particularly recommended those whose con-
situations have been impaired by the continuous Of
ardent spirits, other forms of dissipation Generally in
Simultaneous in effect it finds its way directly the seat
life, thrilling and quckenng every nerve, raising up the
dropping spirit and in fact infung health and vgOr
in the system.
NOIICE.Whoever expects to find this beverage will
be disappointed but to the SICK weak and low spirited it
will prove grateful aromatic cordial possessed of singular
remedial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against
have given Brhave's Holland Bitters fair trial One bot
tie will convince you how infinitely superior is to all these
| limitations.
Sc Sold 81 90 per BOTTLE six bottles for S. co. by
tAe sole proprletors, BENJAMIN PAGE, Jl. & CO,
Manufacturing Phamaceutists Chemists Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold in Wilmington by WIN. H. LIPPITT, WALKER
| MEARES u Co, DIR. A. .. BRADLEY, and Drug
gists generally throughout the United States
May 5th 1857 204-ly-36ly
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CURIOUS DIRECTION OF Trade Among the
irelgh' OF the steamer Reliance, which passed down
on thursday for Nashville, fifty casks of bacon
HdeS' purchased in Pttsburg al IL ctnts per pound
packed, which bought for the Nashville market
we 40 not recollect noting such shipment in that
4ltechon in any former season This bacon, goes
roo, past Cincinnati (the PokapoIis " of the coun-
ay any, past louisville, another great packing point
Thu 10 point where usually bacon is sent abroad
the Waa SUI higher figures for hog product in
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e. OH! YE BALD HEADED.-Weinvite the attention
OF those who bald headed and those who afraid of
becoming so, to the advertisement of Prof. Woods Hair
esoatue in o-days paper We not in the habit Of
pung every quack that is advertised in paper
but we feel it duty when article that
good to let the people know it. We have fears of hav-
used the Restootre but hn If The cercass of
men can be relied upon that it must be first Fate
LEY IL ye whose natural wigs need reuvenaton L R3E-
viHe Republican,
For sale in Wilmington by WALKER MEARES CO.,
May 19.-2l6- 2weod-33-2t
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED has just opened at the Store on
North Water Street, formerly occupied by Messrs Wes-
sci Eers new and complete stock of goods suitable for
the and country trade and offers them low prices
any other store in the place Among them be found
the!folowing:
Is boxes Tobacco Worlds Fair brand;
40 do do HaZart do
s do do Columbia do
Is bags Coffee 80 kegs Nails:
3 hhds Porto Rico sugar;
bbs Clarified do
SO boxes Colgate's Pale Soap;
30 do Scaled Herring
65 bbs Common Whiskey
do Bourbon do
% do Apple Brandy;
do North Carolina Peach Brandy
20 boxes Cheese 10 kegs Butter;
20 do Adamantine Candles;
10 DO Slack Pepper; 100 gross Matches.
IL do Cinnamon; 10 boxes Saleratus;
8 bbls. Malaga Wine, excellent article;
300 Round Shaves-L. Woods make;
30 Poughs do do do;
10 bss. Soda Biscuit;
cases Shoes-assorted qualities;
70 reams Wrapping Paper;
bbls. No l Mackerel Besides good many Other
articles too to mention which will be sold low 70
sash by G.. PRIGGE,
Nov 26th 81 North Water Street.
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&@ PERSONS OF SEDENTARY HABITS, who are
generally affected with Vertago Lamg"or and EIhauO",
Nausea and Headache have Roerhaves Holland Bters
grateful remedy gives strength and energy the
tenn stimuli the digestive organs and corrects acdity of
the stomach.
We would caution the public against purchasing any
the many limitations of this delightful aroma To prevent
BITTERS.
May 26-222&38.lw
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SPIRITS IURPENTINE-Ihe favorable advces from other
markets together with the light stock held here has ten
remain without change The receipts have been quite
small, and the quantity in first hands light Tho
large parcels find quick sale at Al cents and sellers dis
posed to hold for higher figures We quote sales for the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29

AN ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
MILL BE OPENED in the Garrison, at Smithvle on
w Tuesday juno I'd, (a two oclock) for session of
weeks under the joint charge of L. Meginney and
U. w Jewett of Wilmington.
The school will be opened by Mr. J. VIII will conduct it
alone till the arrival of Mr.. NJ. early in July
TERMS.
In the Common English branches sl2 for the Session
and Language, Ancient and Modern, ..sl6 '' &c 60
Pupils at any time, and will be charged from
such time to the end of the Session
PAYMENTS:
One half in advance the balance at the close of the Ses
sion.
May 28th lS47 2a4-lt-3etf
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Corner Market Second sts., under the Carolina Hotel,
WILMINGTON, NJ
INHE Undersigned respectfully takes this method to in
form the citizens Of Wilmington and surrounding
try that he has taken the store the of and
Second Streets under the Carolina Hotel whore he would
be pleased exhibit his stock consisting of Saddles Br
dels Martingaes, Harness. Trunks Whips Spurs and al
articles usually kept in such establishment, all of which
he will sell low for cash. or on accommodating terms Cal
and examine he solcits share Of public patronage
~ Repairing done at short notice
WIN. l.. JACOBS.
Oct 20. '56. 3S-tt
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RosNFor the Common article the market was entirely
neglected during the earlier part of the week but
day there better feeling manifested and the price
up previous quotation The receipts for week
two past have been exceedingly light, and only few
small lots remaining in first hands We quote
follows
Monday-4OOO bbls. at 81 30 for large size bbls
he market for No has ruled quite active owing
few transactions have taken place We quote small sales
SITE 81 for low grade and So 50 to 81 80 for pale, in
quality No also in demand with light stock, and
TAR-Sinca review of Thursday last the market has
ruled steady 81 IS per bb and all received has been
taken by shippers that figure The receipts and sales
for the week have been light, aud as follows
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OUR MOTTO IS ITO PLHAsH,'
Wilmington Saddle Harness, NNM M

HE subscriber respectfully informs the psbc that 10
Laay .@@
Saddles Brides Whips, &c.; Trunks Valisos, Saddle
and Carpet Bags, Satches, fancy Trunks &C. Always on
all other articles usually found such all
of which he warrants to be of the best work
manshp and will be so6ow for cash, or ON shortcrs0te
prompt customers. g. ..s. 4.
Saddles, Harness. Trunks, Medical Bags &C.; made 70
to buying to manufacture Whips Wholesale
Akinds Of Riding Vehelesbough ut ana s0iS on SemHE
sion. JonN - O0NoASA'
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COFFEE.
100 BAGS Prime Rio Coffee;
lLO 25 do Laguyra do. For sale by
May l3. WILLARD & CURTIS


WILSON'S HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT.
Gid THE sUBsCkiBEk respectfully informs ms tn tn
IVY has located branch of his New York house at
No Market street, the Wharf, where he will keep
every description of
Every variety of Ladies and Genemen's riding Saddles
Fine Sole Leather TRUNKS, and every thing in his
line Having extensive facilities he will keep constantly
hand the splendid and of Saddery
goods in the State all of which will be sold at New York
prices
B. Repairing Of Harness and Trunks done by the best
workmen and all orders for Harness executed with prong
and despatch MATHEW A. WILSON,
Importer and Manufacturer of Harness,
No. SO Canal street, New York, and
No. ) Market street, Wilmington N G.
Sept 10Th, 1856 lS.tt
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River Lumber, Tar, and TurPentne, sold in the
subject the expense of landing inspection coop
erage say lumber 80 cents to 81 per NJ Tar and
Turpentne about 1O@ cents per bband naval stores
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
curred-*For Virgin mixed Turpentine deduction
of one fifth is made the price of yellow DIP ac-
cording to quality.
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EXPENSES OF LIvING.-The hotel prOprlet0rs of
New York have resolved upon an advance of their
charges This is done in consequence of The enhance
menl in the values of all the most common articles of
consumption. The contrast of present prices in that
city with those OF 1870 IS said to be as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-29

~ w are authorized announce Hon WAR; EN-
WINSLOW, a Candidate for reelection to Congress
from this district subject the decision of Democratic
District Convention should the party determine to call
March 18th, 1857
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May 2Sth, 1857

T7OR THE SUMMER SEASON those new style drap
T. deae Pants sold The City Clothing Store, just
the thing. BALDWIN has large supply of them, as well
as Coats to match
May %.
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TT Is ALWAYS MORE SATISFACTORY to select
wearing apparel well anything else may wish
purchase. from large assortment We saw in any
one house, more UNDER GARMENTS, and more Gentle
mems dress articles, than shown at BALDWINS
50 Market street They open new supplies almost daily at
this House.
May % 1857
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 2SrH 1851

TURrENr1NESnce review of Thursday there has
been active demand for this article for dsting purpo
and the market rules firm at 81 25 for virgin 81 20
for yellow dip and 81 20 for hard 2SO lbs The receipts
continue to be confined to small parcels and generally
taken by dstier above prices The operations for the
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MARRIED..

In this town. the 10Th inst, by Rev Thomas Murphy
Mr.. JOSEPH RING, to Miss CATHARlNE J. McDON
AID.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

81 should be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small orders high
er rates have to be paid.
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The Supreme Court.

his Court will commence it's Summer Term in this City
on the second Monday in June. Causes will be called
follows:
June 10, those from the Circuit