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JULIA DEAN
HAYNE


chats the way the play-bills have t-he must feel
small) was to be made the victim of compli-
mentary benefit that night-her last appearance on
the Nashville boards. Didn't reculect ever having
done thing for Julia; concluded to compliment
her with our presence and give her the benefit OF
our SIN bits. AS we don't have more of them
things to spare, hope she considered the benefit con
siderable. Ought to have gone in free with pea
nuts and extra programmes furnished gratis, as
Crisp, the big dog of the concern, has been remarka
bly, successful in an attempt to owe us two dollars
for the last five years.
"Got into the pit, with feei comfortably anchored
IN puddle OF tobacco juice, just as up flashed three
tootghts, and down flashed the five fiddes- called
by courtesy the orchcstra-throught the square hole
under the stage where the Ticker department of the
establishment is located. Tang-a-lang went the bel
"a sweet toned instrument, borrowed from the COW
which grazes in a lot behind the theatre; up went
the curtain, and six greasy looking fellows-whom
the audience were requested by the programme tC
look upon as thoroughbred gentlemen, but which
thelr appearance and manners wouldn't let the au
dlence do-were "discovered" seated round a poplar
mahogany table, drinking out of silver gobets made
OF tin, and talking about gal who, from all W.
could learn, was some pumpkins, through anC
through.
''Didn't care to hear any thing more about heI
though, and passed the time till the premium stocl
came aboard, in carving 'humbug on the back OF
the next seat with jack knife, and in perusng tn,
tiers OF hightalutinity that carry double barrel spy
glasses, rented for the occasion round at old mar
through with their nonsense, Julia Dean Haync
hoateG out as fine as split silk.
"Jua is Il lovely woman, and, having plenty Of
money, wears very fine clothes on the stage, and
probably, off it too. Has been married a couple o
years, and had her baby along with her. Some
times plays with it in her arms; though this dom
often occur on the stage.
"First-rate actress, Julia, and differed in many
ways from the actors who figured in the first seen,
especially in this that while she has simply Gre
clan cast of countenance, the others seem to have
been cast in grease, heels head without having
had time to wash it off. sThe play was the Low,
Chase. Julia suits the play like brick. Tha
abundant, soft, brown, wavy hair, that pearly class
ic brow those languishingly lustrous eyes, thos,
pouting lips and, in short, all the features of he
face form foot ongsamLe that makes love chase
an exceedingly probable circumstance. Her par
OF the play paid handsome per cent the six bit
invested, but the rest of the thing bad specu
lation.
event back to the hotel when the institution ad
journed, smoked cigar in the bar room, and wen
up to bed and to sleep, and dreamt that all tn
| world was stage and that all the actresses wer
Julia Dean Haynes-which they amt though b,
several"
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

FHIUAl, II PHI %, 1000
George L. Davis, Esq, of New York, admit
ted an attorney and counsellor of this Court.
Pumphrev In error to- the Circuit Court CO. Of tn,
United States for the District of Columbia. The
matters in controversy in this cause having beer
agreed and settled between the parties, it was, OF
motion Of Mr.. II. Winter Davis, ordered that th
writ of error be dismissed, with costs.
Nos Sc and 81. James Williams, administrator,
appellant, rs. Robert divers executors, and Ro-
bert divers executors appellants, James Viii
liams, administrator; and
Nos 90 and 90. John Gooding's administrator
appellant, Robert divers executors. and Robert
divers executors, appellants, Us. John Goodng
administrator. The argument Of these causes was
continued by Messrs. J. Mason Campbell and Rev
erdy johnson for divers executors.
Adjourned until tomorrow ii O'Clock.
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MA YLAND AFFAIRS

CcAL TRADE-Last week the coal sbipments from
the various cOllieries in the Maryland coal field
amounted to l243S, Is tons. OF this aggregate the
Georges Creek Coal and Iron Company 5 Railroad
brought down 4,G42,l5 tons the Cumberland and
pennsylvania road, 1903, IL tons, and the Hamp-
shire Coal and Iron Company's road, 1,792,12 tons
Total for the year, 81, 3S9 Cumberland 1Heqha-
nidn.
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LATER FROM RIO.

M . PHILADELPHIA, Friday. April %.
The ship Grey Eagle has arrived at this port with
Rio dates to the l4th of March. The vessels which
left that port previous to her sailing, have already
been reported: Robert i. Lutter, OF Philadelphia,
passenger by her, and James Cornell, of New
port, r. l., and George Lafond, of New Jersey. two
OF her seamen, died on the voyage hi her of yellow
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NAVIGATION OF THE CNN,Ic


ALBANY, April 23.-Severa loads of Hemlock
and Spruce woods have arrived to-day by the
Champlain Canal.
The Auditor of the Canal Department has re-
celved the following "Fort Edward, April o.
The entire length of the Champain Canal is in good
condition.
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ID | 4 ID

On the 23d instant ANNIE R. S, daughterof Patience
T. and the late Benz. Il. Wheeler
of his age " viz 'n year
On the Eth inst, ut his residence in Wayne county
e., DIR MARSHALL p HOWARD, a native of BrookyiIle
Md. " 0N me-
On the 9th instant, JAMES wILKs, JR in the 59th
Gu the 22d inst, Mrs. ELEANOR farrell, aged rs
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MARYLAND.

DEATH CAUSED BY JEssANtNr Frowrps A hr5
ol MI 1erod four years of age, living on the West
ern Branch, in Norfolk county, was poisoned some
days since by sucking the flower of the yellow les
samine The little one died in an hour after it com
known the cause of the sudden death of their child
put Tor playmate, who said it had been sucking
the Hover, which is a deadly poison.
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THE LITTLES MURDER CASE.

RocHEsrER, N. Y, April %, 1885, The defense in
the Littles murder case rested at 10 O'Clock this
morning. The summing up on both sides and the
Judges charge occupied six hours The jury re
tired at O'Clock and in one hour after brought in
verdict, equity of murder" The prisoner, Stout
will be sentenced at 10 a. M tomorrow.
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on Thursday last, an old man. without friends or
money, died at the house of a coored woman at
Evansville, Indiana. His name was subsequently
ascertalned to be DR.. John Poeock Holmes, a mem
Der OF the College of Surgeons, London, and form
eriy IN the employ of the Hudson Bay Company,
the friend of Captain Parry, the Arctic navigator
ana the associate of many of the first people of
England. He was also the author of several valua-
BILE inventions
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NJ A L L | Z d .

On the 22d instant, by Rev. VIM. II. Laney Captain
city.
p On the 22d instant, by the Rev II. B. Ridgaway GEO
H. ShlLl.MAN to Miss NARY f. PIERCE, all of this
city.
- On the 22d inst, by Rev G. W. Cooper STEPHEN p.
MAGNESS to Miss JULIA A. TREADWELI., both OF
Baltimore county "
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
RACY NOTICE OF THE NASHVILLE THE
TIRE AND JULIA DEAN HAYNE

we presume that most of our readers who have
lived fifty years less are aware that extravagant
pulls OF theatres and theatre people sometimes get
INTO the papers and very frequently run away into
the ground. Now here is a notice worth reading.
The editor of the Columbia Tenn Mirror recent
ly visited the Nashville Theatre and writes:
Found, when we got to the city about supper
time, that
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The Democratic Sena-
tors have unanimously determined to sustain the
report of the Committee of Conference on the Kan
sas bill, with the exception of Messrs. Douglas
Stewart and Broderick, who against the meas
nrn
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SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS.
BANKERS, STOCK, EXCHANGE AND
NOTE BROKERS'.

No. 196 l. TIMORE STREE
COLLECT on all accessible points in the United States
and Canadas, promptly and favorable terms
BUY and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates.
NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER and STOCK LOANS. and
buy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES
in this and other markets
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable or Uncurrent Finds
and transact the Banking Exchange Business in every
department. mbId1v
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THE AMERICA OUTWARD Round

HALIFAX, April 23.-The r. NJ. steamship Ameri-
ca, from Boston, arrived here at ~ o'clock this
morning and sailed again at O'Clock for Liver
pool. Weather clear. Wind light and blowing
from the South
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AUGUSTA, Ga, April N.-Therc were heavy frosts
last night in the middle and upper portions of this
State; also in the region of Mobile Fears are en-
tertained OF injury having been done to the crops.
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THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT-IMPORTAN
PUBLIC NOTICE.
LEGATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF NICARAC

LEGATIUN OF THE hEPUBLIC OF NICARAGUA,
BRooKIYN, April o. 1858.
This Legation, having positive information that
one or more citizens of the United States have de-
termined, without authority from the State of Mic
aragua, and in defiance thereof to establish a com
muncation by means of steamers or other vessels
the isthmus of said State in connection with
lines of vessels, on the Alta ltc and Pacific oceans
it becomes the duty of the undersigned Envoy Fix,
traordnarv and Minister Plenipotcntiary of the Re
public of Nicaragua in conformity with his instruc-
tions to give this public notice that the sole right of
establishing communication across the said 18th
mus, for the transportation of passengers and mer-
chandise has been and is by the supreme executive
and Legislative authority OF this Government vested
in the American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Cadal
Company, that any other persons attempting to cs-
tabliSh a communication by steamers or otherwise
across the said ishmus, will be treated as trespass
ers and that all vessels EMPLOYED by them tor the
purpose aforesaid will be liable to seizure.
A Il De TnIS
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HEAVY FROST At THE SOTrTU

New York, April 24.-At the tea sale to-day
greens were slightly better; blacks were a shade
lower and the catalogue was largely withdrawn.
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non: THOMAS f. Marshall, in letter to the Gin
cinnati Commercial, says: | am RECEIVING iottai,
containing abundance of pious exhortations
prayers, &C., which annoy me exceedingly. have,
Joined no church, and have not the most remote moi
I Hnxa OF dong SO, am no inde certainly; but
read and to which alone refer for religions trntbs
have never knowingly deceived any one, and am
public. 1"0eoei'ins 'ne
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UNITED STATES sLOoP-oF-wAR JOHN
TIE SAIL 7.

NORFOLK, Va, April 23-Unted States sloop-of-
John Adams, last from st. Helena, arrived at
Hampton roads last evening.
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THE BANKS OF AUGUSTA. GA
AUGUSTA, Ga, April 22.-The banks of this CITY
will resume specie payments on the LIST of May
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Sankers an0 &tokers.

JOHN > GITTINGs BENZ H. WILLIAMS
JOHN 5. CUTTINGS & CO.
% BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
CORNER South AND SECOND STREETS
Buy and sell on commission Stocks Securities of this
and other markets.
ADVANCES made Stocks, Notes and other Collat-
erals; negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
INTEREST allowed on deposits and BANKING busines
transacted generally 20 &c
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n MARYLAND HISTOpIC,,I g

EFD MARYLAND HISTORICAL. 81
D3 CIETY.-NOTICE-Mcm are re,u..t,l 20 ,,
on JOS. H. MEREDITH, tCanficld, Bro x Co , ~
ceve their Tickets for the SoItEE to be given on Th,
day evening, April 18th i'll honor of the American AZ
citation for the Advancement of Science" So
ap233tf 5. +. STREETER, sec'v
1-p NOTICE.-THE STOCKHOI DEPS
W. 0FTHE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY are bnr,I
nouhed that meeting for the ELECTION OF PRFSf
DhNI AND SIN DIRECTORS to manage the affairs +
the Company for the ensuing twelve months he held
at the Company's Office in Lombard street, MONDAY
A. VI. R, order 1N'
ap21 eodtmy3 X r. HUMPHREYS Sec,y
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OFF THE CANADA AT Rnsrl

N.
BosroN, April 25.-The steamer Canada arrived
here this morning at l O'Clock. Her mails will be
due at New York on Monday. at 6 O'Clock A. NJ
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THE PRAYER MEETINGS AT THE MARYLAND INSTI-
TUIE.-Ihe meeting yesterday afternoon in the
Hall of the Institute, attended by very large
number Of persons, between two and three thou
sand being present. They will be continued dur
ing this week. at the same place, commencing at
five o'clock in the afternoon.
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-

SPECIAL NOTICE.-MISS CHARLOTTE CUSHNAN -
The Management having completed an engagement for
SIX evenings with the great American actress Miss Char
otte Cusman beg leave respectfully to state to the public
the absolute necessity that compels the following
on the old prices, viz Dress Circle and Paruuette rs cts
Secured Seats, ST. The commanding terms Of the man
proachabe Queen of the Stage, the same which she has
received in all the great Shaksperian Theatres of the
World are such as to render at the ordinary prices with
even great success, rcmunerative return Theatre
the size of the Holiday Street" an impossibfty The
Management desirous however make the increase of
prices as moderate as possible, has decided retain the
present admission to the Upper Circles viz 25cents
The ardent WISH realized to present to the Balti
more public, even under the enormously expensive dsad
vantages attendant such an engagement in so small, =
Theatre, an actress worthy of the admiration of the
lovers OF gentle Will Shakespeare who abound in our
CITY the Management feels assured will be fully apprec
ated by his friends and patrons
SHAhSPERLAN PERFORMAN Noes.
Monday, April 2Gth
Miss Charlotte Cushman as ROMEO
Tuesday, April 9th
Miss Charlotte Cushman as QUEEN KATHERINE.
Wednesday, April 2Sth
MISS Charlotte CuShman LADY MACBETH
Inc BOX sheet for the three evenings named is now
opened and seats be engaged by immediate applica
i ''' 'he lheatre ap20lw
JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE $50, $40, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability stitch finish and design
is not er eted by any other MACHINE.
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
PRICE SIS, S23, and s25
Inc above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT, and make strong elastic STITCH that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
Salesroom, No. 80 BALTIMORE ST.
ap19-tf l. D. CHASE AGENT
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DAMAGE TO THE CHARLESTON AND MEN
Pills RAIIR Ply Ell lQnS

MEMPHIS April 23.-The connections of the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad will be interrupted
ten days by the damage caused by the late heavy
rains.
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From the 81. Louis Commercial Lfstl
90 1t does not dye, but gives life. health and
beauty to the decaying, falling and dead restoring a If
ny magic that which supposed to be rreyocabv lost
eS nearly paid, and Others nearly white are daily he
ing changed to their pristine beauty and faces coyerad
wt pnPes are rendered as smooth an infants and
nuSig as rose all by the Prof Woods Hair Re-
CAuTioN-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already IN the market, called by different names Use
I'm nesS the words Professor Woods's Hair Resora-
i've, Depot, st Louis Mo- and New York are bny IN
me n bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent dicne
Deaers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
ue United States and Cauadas and by
ape ~ Ira,i's 90 ~ , , iea store,
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CoMMTTTED.-John o. Little, the youth charged
with the murder of VIM. Finnegan, board the
brig Acma has been committed to await the action
OF the grand jury of the United States Court.
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|. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,

|. NJ SINGER &. Co.'S.
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
THE LEST EVER OFFERED FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
los BALTIMORE STREET
~ 10 Ciergymen of all denominations, and SEWING
societies attached to Churches we offer our Family M
chine at half price. ~
c.o,.e W. f. FREDERICK,
Agent.
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MARTIN LEWIS.

TNIF 10,
I'VE BILL, NOTE, AND STOCK BKOKER
NO. 8, SOUTH STREET. UP STAIRS
GIVES HIS SPECIAL AND INDIVIDUAL ATTEN.
T1ON, to the negotiation of
MERCANTILE PAPER,
EFFECTS LOANS
ON STOCKS AND BONDS
AND BUYS AND SELLS PUBLIC
~ ,., - SECURITIES.
OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE, on any first class
Securities left with him for sale MIRO an,
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSUR-
IVA ANCE COMPANY'S STOCK
ASSOCIATED FIREMENtS INSURANCE COMPANY'S
oloCh Tor sale by p. II. SULLIVAN,
ap26tf No u second street
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Stocks, Gvtbanur, at.

FARMERS < PLANTERS, WEST
IL ERN AND HOWARD BANKS STOCKS for sale by
p. II. SULLIVAN,
apZ6-u No. n Second street
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ID H. SULLIVAN
Il STOCK AND BILL BROKER
Bu1 vs. AND SELLS ON COMMISSION ALL THE Sc
CURlTlES OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS
NEGOTIATES BILLS, NOTES AND LOANS.
OFFICE "a SECOND STREET,
mrII-U (COTner Of TriHOetS nIIen
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~ ia CLARA MINING COM
~ PANY'S STOCK for sale by
p. II. SULLIVAN,
NJ SLu.u.a- l-tunu
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURTNG Co.'s
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
For Families, Manufacturers and others
I'm our own family use one of Wheeler & Wilson's
machines and we cannot imagine anything more perfect"
Ed. n. T. Evangelist
l2o BALTIMORE STREET American Building,
fe22-n w urnp,,, AGENT
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For B2sToN:-The steamship Joseph Whitney,
Captain Sol. llowes left her wharf foot of Long
Deck, pnnctuaily at O'Clock on Saturday after
noon The W hitncy took out very full freight,
and number OF passengers. As the ad-
vances, travellers are beginning to avail themselves
of the fine accommodations of this line for sea
trip to Boston.
LARGE CoNTRACT.-Wende Bollman, ESQ.,, so
well known in connection with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, has, we learn, entered into con-
tract with the Cuban Government to construct all
the bridges along the line of the contemplated rail
road to be made in the Island of Cuba The con-
tract price is said to be 81, 800 900.
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NEEICE BALTIMORE STEAM PACK
Z ri C0lfp1XY Baltimore, April 5, 1S5S.-NOTICE
Tho stockholders of Baltimore Steam Packet Com
many are hereby notified that an ELECTlo FOR EIGHT
no ensin wear will be held at the Company Office foot
s Concord street Baltimore, MONDAY, the Sd dav of
MAY next between the hours of 10 and IL O'Clock By
order, W. BALL, Secretary.
Al TIM
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G. FITS! GIFTSIl GJFTSrr
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS,
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No Al Baltim
street, of Frederick
mr-25dH EVANS & HOYT
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ENGLISH JoCKEYs.-Porter's SPIRIT of the Times
says the yearly profits of the engagements of first
class English jockeys will average from $4,000 to
$4,000 year. They frequently charge their first
master or the gentleman whose horses they must
ride in preference to all Others at the same meeting
as high as f400, or 81. 600 year. Their next sub,
scrber or master they of course ride much less for
ana so on down to the ninth or tenth Besides these
regular engagements and income it is the custom
to give them fifty guineas when they win A larga
stake, and often hundred %
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GPRING ON EItCUATS.-
- A fresh arrival of Scotch Water Repellant Tweed
COATS. The superiority of these Coats for Snrug or
Summer travelling and the great demand for the article
has induced certain to get up an imitation Coat
which is in way repeant of water With the view
of greatly increasing the sale of the Scotch Coat we have
made quite reduction in the price All of the genuine
articles are distinctly marked 'Frebours patent"
E. NJ. PUNDERSON & co,
ap1tf 900 Baltimore street
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pANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK
Ht wanted by JOHN 5. CUTTINGS &CO corner South
and Second streets. mroO.tr
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THE CASE OF THE BoRDEN-We are informed that
the collector of this port, John Boston, Esq, has
called on Captain Brightman, of the schooner y. b.
Borden, in reference to an alleged outrage on the
American flag by the British steam-sloop- of-war
Styx, an account of which gave some ten DAYS
ago. From the commendable jealousy of the pres
ent Administration of rights and honor of Amer
lean citizens, and of the American flag, it is
strongly suspected that the enquiry emanated
from head quarters at Washington The
case to us. appears sufficiently fragrant to
call for thorough examination, and we hope
no effort will be spared to stop the annoy
ances so frequently practced of late upon peaceabe
American traders by British ships of war, upon
groundless suspicious that they were slavers. At
the time Capt. Brightman was overhauled, he was
loaded very deep and had moasses on deck looking
like anything else but SLAYER. Since then we
have heard of two or three other vessels being
boarded, and we think it time such unwarrantcd
proceedings should be stopped. The unlimited dis
erection now exercised by the British flag is wholly
lnadmissibc, and we grathed to that the at
tenon of the Government has been attracted to the
bject.-Sdrann0h Republican.
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MARINE BANK STOCK
Iva Wanted by JOHN S Cuttings Il Co. corner Of
'outh ana second streets. mr20-tf
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WEALTH OF misunderstanding to the returns
OF the county assessors of Illinois to the State Audi
tor, the aggregate value of real and personal prop
erty in that Commonwealth (omitting several coun-
ties not yet receved) amounts to S40s Az 3G7 be-
ing an increase Of So 227 240 the total of the
year 1856, or twenty-five per cent. difference in .
years. As the assessors estimates are always CON
siderably below the real value of the property the
actual increase of the wealth in the State during the
period specified is probably near one hundred mil
lions. This enormous expansion enables us to ap-
preclate the rapid progress of Illinois since the
commencement of the railway era, which has built
up great commercial mart on the Lake shore of
the State, and opened to the prairie farmers the
markets of the Atlantic seaboard.
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LNRANKLIN BANK STOCK
n For sale by JOHN $. Cuttings x Co. corner South
and Second streets mon tF