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New YOEK, March "A.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

W. WASHINGTON, March IA.
This morning the gentlemen connected with
the telegraph, convention visited the observa-
tory on the invitation Of Commander Maufy,
and afterwards the Smithsonian Institution OF
Prof Henry. This evening they attend series
Of electrical experiments. Lr.r Il &,
The prospects of the passage BY Congress OF
the bill establishing line Of telegraph TO the
Pacific, is constantly improving.
Prof's Bachs & Henry, and Commander
Maury pronounced Henry J. Rogers submarine
and subterranean wire for telegraPhs, superior
to anything with which they have become ae-
quainted.
The Republic newspaper has issued It's last
number. An effort will be made to unite the
subscription lists of the two on which to found
a rev Republican paper.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report,
PROM CONCORD.

CONCORD, March ALL P. M
The vote for Governor in several ofths lead
ing towns is aa follsws:
Concord Goodwin l647, Cate 902
Manehester-Goodwin 1894, Cate 1884
Nashua--GoodWin 1912, Cate $50.
Dover-Goodwin g6s, Cate 6l5.
Clairmont-Goodwin 5S4, Cate 24l.
Midnight returns from l29 towns give Good
win Il. $50, Cate 81, 1872 U
The returns from Cheshire and the lower
portion Of Rockingham county, will considers
bly sdd to GoodWin's maj
Republicans have elected four, and probably
Eve, Of the CounoellOls; uine Of the twelve
State Senators and large maj. of the Repre-
sentatiVes, probably 100.
One hundred and siIty-two towns foot up
Goodwin, 80 1853; Gate, 22,627.
The Republicans have elected III members
of the Legislature to 80 Dem.
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Mvp,o,L ElEorR1c1TY .-Dr Gibson IS The only
.,.D,isc and successful Electrician in the city Of
cleveland and Is the only one in possession Of
T.,,e,iDg testimonials from the most eminent Pro-
80 of electricity in the United States in refer
spes 70 professional skill IN the use Of Electricit1
a . curative agent and The only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Dlsesse
Of he Brain, and other Chronic Diseaaes With un'
form success. He will pay premium for he
proof that his success is eqaIed By any treatment
that is nov or ever was In the city Of Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases Call and see
cases cured AZ bis ONCE, No III Ontar0 street
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pEMocaArIc ooNVENT1ON.

A" NN'->i --NA~ -
The Central National Democratic Committee
are eonsidring the propriety of changing the
place Of holding the EaliOnal Convention b
some other point. A reason for this is the
sxoTbitant and outrageous prices which have
been fixed upon by hotel keepers and other
places of accommodation in Charleston.
A large number of Senators and other nem.
bsrs have ealled the attsI ton Of the Commit
tee to this matter and are urging them to take
immediate action. The Committee believe
they have the power to make the change and
if backed up by the majority Of the different
sections they viii change The place OF meeting
to Baltimore. ELEft
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CLEvELAND GRAYs-The Cleveland Grsys,
We arc pleased to hear, have started on a new
footing" and design in 3 short time to be second
to none in the State. They meet in full dress
uniform tonight, at their old ArmOry in the
Johnson House, and it Is hoped every member
VI y be in attendance.
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AUCTION sAbE.-A large lot Of JsWslry, Rub
ber Goods, Table and Pocket Cutlery, EmbFOider-
les, 6e. have been consigned to 10. Brown d
Son. aud will be sold at auction, the sale COM
msneing to day at 10 o'clock, and continuing from
day % day. An the goods sold without reserve
Ladies are invited to sail and examine the goods
rare chance for JObbers and Psddlsrs. ltd
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Nrw ,soOw,-oapt. F. W. Myers, of the u
S. scbOons.- Wasehful, is just completing a scOW
Of 81 s7-s5thS { tons burlhen. It. dimensions are
ss fOIlogs: Lsrgth IS feet; depth 3 feet in.;
breadth IL feet inches. He calls bis new soOW
the Ar,smus Ward, in honor Of the celebrated
-
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TR1TEf.EB,s REGIsTKR.
NEW ADVERElsEmENTs.

FrsnSh Lace MAniillsE--At is superior street.
II. d. Kendall Co..-COloFsd Ensralda,
Fosg, EusWorth Z Col -PoFtGblO Gas works.
Ingham BTagg-NsW B0okE
Atkinsa q Butlsr-Dsutistrg.
J. y. InEsTto1-Strny Horse.
Oliver TaylOr-Cautou.
W. c, oTth-ColartnsDhtp Notice:
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GERMAN oPERA-The GssangYerein have in
prspAratiOn new Comic Opera which they viii
produce before the public week from to- night.
Il is entitled the Prince Eugene" and from the
rshssrual last evening at the hall of the Society,
We can promise sOmsthing peculiarly good at the
public performance.
This Society combines large and fine orchestra
and full chorus, and they bring forth admirable
music.
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DETROIT MILwAUKEE R. R.-Ths Detroit 4
Milwaukee Railway have reduced their eastward
rates on -four and fourth class freighis The rates
now are IS follows Flour to New York, 81 pr
bbl; to Boston 81 25 per bbli ashss, green hides,
pork and beef Gin bbls } to New York, eOc per 100
lbs; t. Boston, &C. per 100 lbs, including carriage
70 Milwaukee and insurance across Lake Aiohi.
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FIRE.
BrLIows FALLs. N. Mareh ~.

BELLOWS FALLS, Vr., March II.
A serious fire occurred here this morning.
Destroying the Bellows Falls Hotel, building
owned by Ira KiRbsll, aRd occupied By the
Post office and Printing Office, and for several
other purposes; alss q number Of other build
ings adjoining Loss $4,000.
H SANDY Hook. March IA.
The ship Wabalo from New York, bound to
Rotterdam is now on fire, and is completely
enveloped m flames Pilot boat No. has
taken off the crew. The ship is now ashore on
the Point Of the Hook.
New YoEK, March "A.
At Newark, the building of Jas. NJ 8 G..
Waze, Mechanic-st, a saddlery and hardware
store, was destroyed with cOntents-a lsrge
concern employing 10O hands Insured on
IS, 900 Of stock and Sc coo wares unfinished.
Building s5. .0OO-insured $4,000.
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THE MINsTRELs,-Ths HOOley & Campbell
Minstrsls played their last engagement here last
evening, to an OverhOEing house. This Band
has never been surpassed BY any travelling COM
psny, and We wish them hearty sueceSs. Their
burlssqus opera last evening was rich thing.
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THE SKETCH CLUB.-The Cleveland Sketch
Club is prospering finely. The have adopted
Constitution, Of which the following is q syRSD-
sis J.
The preamble sets forth the designs and objects
Of the Association to be Improvement in Art IS
well as q cultivation of social qualities.
Article lst gives the Club the name Of "The
Cleveland Sketch Club"
Article I'd designates the officers - PreEldent
Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer.
Articles Sd and 4sh describe the duties of these
officers.
Article 5th provides that there shall be SEMI
annual meetings on the first Wednesday in March
and September, when officers shall be chosen.
Article 9Th provides for the election by ballot
the plurality rule to be observed.
Article 7th requires every member to bring TO
every meeting Of the Club an original sketch upon
a subject selected at the previous meeting BY the
person ct whose house the Club shall meet.
Article 9th, that ell candidates for membership
shall be proposed one week previous to s'eeIion.
Article 10th, one negative vote to exclude any
person from membership.
Article lltb, the Constitution may be changed
at any meeting by a majority Of the members.
A word as to suggestions which were made in
the Review day or two since. They were IN
doubtedly made in all good feeling, but are hardly
pacticabls. The artiele is as follows:
We understand that this little cOteris Is in full
pley. We are GLAD Of It, but would suggest that
il wears somewhat Of conservative air 10 out
siders Many friend Of art, OF adept ct the pen
ell, would like to lend hs1d Il there were roc n
In common for the club, instead OF pntting each
member to the Inconvenience Of q eOHDerS aflOa at
home. The subjects too, it strikes Us, are little
TOO straight-Iaeed. We would suggest again, the
propristy of citing every one choose the subject
that best suits his OK her saste.
The design Of meeting at the hOnSes OF the mem
bers Is that the meetings may wear more Of So
csl sir and be more truly concentrations. It 4
not intended for public exhibition, and ''friend
Of Art or .'adepts at the pencil must furnish al
/, original sketch as q warrant Of their fitness 70
b membership. Again, L scertainly would be unWis'
each one to choose his her subject according
to taste for one object Is to dsyelOpe the originally
}, and cultivate the srt Of lustratng any subject
Otherwise the one sWho liked landscapes best Woul
, always paint landscapes, while another would q
= ways present faces.
Y The meeting last evening was at Miss Nobel
and the subject aPeaee, or Piece, was fuel
q illustrated BY iOurteen caPllsl sketches,
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rF E. RuHini, IT'S Superior st. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats aud Caps. It en-
braces ell styles and qualities aud Of course will be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming bat or cap
to call on Mr. Rufini.
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TIE PERRY MONUMENT.-The city Monument
COMMITTEES held an informal meeting last evening,
TO discuss the subject Of the celebration on the lOtn
Of September next. II is expected to be grand
occasion with splendid civil and military disp lay
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-15

T Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets. Caslors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C. &c
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Fose, ENswoRTH Co.'S,
oct, Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
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PENEsYLvAmA CENTRAL R. R.-ThomRs A
Scott, ESQ, late Superintendent Of the PsnnSyl-
vsnia Central Railroad, has bssn appointed to the
Vice Presidency Of the Company. EnOeh Lewis,
late Superintendent Of The Western Division, has
been appointed General suPsrinIsndsnt. These
gentlemen have proved their claims to the high.
eat regard and confidence Of the Company and
the public.
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AAsoUERADR.-The Cleveland Practising As
ssmbly win give q Masquerade Ball at Chapin 3
Hailthis evening. The Company has furnished
some very pleasant parties during the past two
seasons
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rnnm rRENTON.

TRENTON, Nj, Mach Ia.
Henry w. Green w5s to day confirmed as
Chancellor. The appointment. is for seven
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THE Hungarian.

The following is a correct list OF the officers
who sailed on the last voyage Of the steamer
Hungarian. Thos. Jones, Commander, Mr..
Hardle Ist officer, Mr. Allen I'd do, Mr. Porter
81 do, Mr. Kane 4th DO.
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Y.M.C. A~-Anl persons having in their pos
session books belonging to the library Of the !
NC. A., are requested to return the same on or
before ,be I5,h Of the prcseat mouth. A dne Of
tea cents per day viii be assessed upon Il
books retained amer that date.
By order Of
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HAIR DYE! HAR DYEii HAIR DYE
Wm A. BashtlOf's Hair Dye!

The oalp harmless and reliable Dye kAolOA.
qShs Orirnal and best in the Worldi
An sterr ara mere limitations and should be aVeioed
.oUVTiah 70 escape rdiUule g.,
ORAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO
b,autfn and Brown Black without the Least
Hiury to Har or skin.
FIPTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
,r5sa to VIM A. Batchslor since 1888, ARd over sooOo
scatoas have been made the Hair u his Pstronl sf
his fanOus Dyes
va A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
nst to Be Distinguished from nature. snd is WARRANTED
st to iure in the least however long may be Continued
sas the III effect OF Bad Dyes reInodsd the Hair inVisur
.utea flf lie By this splendid Dye.
KIDD sold applied Ia private r0OnnEl ~ tEe VIC
FYsciarF No. 20 BrosdWHy, N. Y
ristE md Fancy Goods pealeES
The EeBuine has the name snd addIea1 upon Htee
VIM A. BACHELOR,
isn1F No. 233 Broadway, n. 7.
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TIE sAT1REs OF JuvENGL, PERsIUs, sULPIoIA
AND LUoHIUs, literally translated into Engllsn
prose, With notes, tables, &c. By Rev LEWIS
Evans, N. A. Late Fellow Of Oxford College.
To which Il added The MRTRIcAL VERs1oN or
JuyENAL AND PERsfgs, BY WiLLIAM 9IFFoRD'
Esq., New orb, Harper 4 NrOtheisi 1850
This fofmz one q the Harper Classical Library
Series and iaithtul translation from the origi,
ha into English il Is very valuable to the student
or resder.
For sale by J. 3. Cobb 4 Co sbs
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PROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. March IA.
The gag ometer of the st. Charles hotel ex-
ploded to-day from fire in the building. Two
men were burnt to death, but the building was
aaVed
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v. B. PaLlKR, the American Advertising Agent, n.
f. corner Fifth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia iH
authorized to receive subscriptions And adEertsensnta
for this paper at cur lowest ntes. His receipts viii
b regarded a. payments.
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PLAIN 40 oRNAMENTAL PRlNTINo.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
q Pllin and Ornamental Printing Of svsry description
done Al ths Printing Esblshneht Of the LTADRR ohos
ths Etstt Improved and rapid Steam Presses IN the
best sys on short notice. and reasonable rates Par
teaar paid to Blank Work EVsrY dsserptioa
Of Binding done sspscaly blank Beoks LsaEsl journals
Sales Books Receiving Books &C Ae.
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MIoH. sOUTHERN a NOR INDIANA R. RE
port Of earnings Tor the hrst week ip March, 1850
and 1859:
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURspAY noaNINO, aIAR0n ls, 'so.

-. qbs Dsilv worn,ns Leader ls for sale ai
tfs.,i,.i + 8 W.f,onis end Glmssedt news dspots.
al news dopots a Weddsll Gnd Angler hoteis' ana
At Orfniani6 us Ontario Street.
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NEW BooKs-NARRATIoN OF THE EARL OF Ell
aINs MISSION TO CHINA AND JAPAN, in the
years 1857, 49, and SO. By LAWRENCE Oil
PHANT, Esq, Private Secretary to Lord Elgin,
Author Of the Russian shores of the Black Sea, ="
etc. New York, Harper & Brothers, 1850.
This Is an admirable book, full Of Interest and
fulI ofinstruotiou. It is well known that Lord FL.
Gin was sent by the British Government TO China
and japan to settle difficulties which had arisen
from the outrages upon the British steamer Arrow
IN 1853. The United States, Great Rritsin, France
and Russa ell sent special ambassadors to effect 9
.sttlemsut Of the troubles. Lord Elgin being de-
tanned by the Indian wars, reached China only in
1851, where some hard fighting ensued, the City Of
Canton being taken by the ''outside barbarians
and on June 25th, 1883, the commercial treaty
was signed. Lord Elgin then proceeded to Japan
and effected an important and advantageous treaty
with that country.
Mr.. oHphant, as his private Secretary, had thus
very excellent and unusual opportunity Of seelHl
the country and taking notes and observations up
on the ehArscteristies Of the two Empires, snt
their Inhabitants. His work Is written in nara
tive style as the features 0fthe country and psOp
could thus best be ehrORioied IS they appear to 81
intelligent foreigner. The book. of sbout $50 pa
qes, Is one that win be read for It's pleasing style
As wen as for its important Information. We ar
happy to say that it Is unlike Too many books q
travel, that are generally flled with either egOl
ism, OF dull, heavy tone. The work is plentiful
inustrassd from photographs and sketches and al
together Is one Of Che very best books Of the yeaI
For sale BY J B. Cobb 4 Co. EV
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POLICE CoURT-JuDeE LAWRENcE.-Thos.
Wight, disturbance, 81 aud costs.
Rosa Wicks, drunk, IS and costs, &C. Diekin
son, came offence, same sentence.
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FFor the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
I'D Snuff 20 to R G.. Dietz III Superior st.
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From MOBILE

MOBILE, March l3.
Tn the three mile race, Planet won in two
strai,bt heats. T,me-543 4 and $40 3-4.
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FROM auLLEDG EVILLEl

FROM AuLLEDGEVILLE' E
MILLEDsEvILLE. Ga, March IA
The Democratic State Convention is now IN
session here. Forty counties are represented
Harmony prevails. Howell Cobb, OF Houston
is the temporary chairman.
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N gOLO MONSOON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPIlCIAN'
tAs lsrgsst assortment OF the most approx ed kinds
- sprTFACLFs. An has Glasses. whether for near
a. Ttsa ars ground under his cWn ihs7setion. eJ aa
hioery Of new construction with the greatest care 50
it s syss in all eases. euriag WeakneEs DIZZINESS
or Iua.mustion Of the EYo and imPzTting strength 70
loaT reading or hno sewing.
EYN. n. soLoNoNsoN wohid hers iniorn tne pu0ue
a. he never employs any Ia the sale Of his Lenses
-. al,oA ,plepdid assortment Of SPY GLASSE6,
HFftROSCOPEs. COW P ASSES kcs kept on mana
~ ARTiFIcIAL EA s inserted without pam S' PSI
ise' - - no. 2g7 SUPERIOR STREET,
A,r Rear FaEnis Crockery Store.
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Legal Record.

UNITED STATES DIsTRIcT CoUET - JUDGe
WILLsoN The Court met yesterday morning.
Judge Wilson presiding.
In case Of MittIeberger vs.. Stanton, In ChsncerY
the Court decided to dissolve the preliminary In
junction. restraining proceedings in cases al law
between the same parties. S. B. PrsntiSs and
Bingham Hovey for complainant, and Adams q
Canfeld for defendant.
Judge Wilson delivered an opinion on the sub.
ject Of the admiralty jurisdiction Of the u s. Dis
trIct Court The decision applies 10 several cases
pending, and decides that the same Jurisdiction ex
eroaed by the District Courts on the seaboSrd, Is
equally conferred by the act of l7s9 upon all the
District Courts of the United States, and that
they have precisely the same jurisdiction on the
Lakes as upon tide waters
Iu No. s32, Graydon VS.. Hayes, judgment rem
dered for plaiutiffOr 50, ,ls9 50. N. R. Waite for
plaintiff
No. l59, Joel MeCOllum vs.. Mich. Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad Co., ejectmeut. Judg-
ment by stipulation for plainiT for possession Of
lands n R. Waite for defendant,
ASSIGNMENT OF cAUsRs.
Friday, l6th-Smith vs.. Rush & Hammond.
Lessee Of Puiseux vs. Phillips Bowling, ct al.
Monday, lsth-Lessee Of Benton VI. Calender
ct al.
Paine & Kendall VS.. Alanson Swan.
Knowles vs.. Gray.
Tuesday, 2Oth-Lee ct al vs. Barney sc.
Lee and others vs. Runkls &c
Wednesday, 2l-Seely vs.. Franz
King vs.. LOckhart.
Thursday 22-PerrigO & Buckley vs. Terrill.
Friday, 23-Parick Vs. Minges.
Saturday, 24-Morris vs.. Lewis.
Bayard vs.. Guebhard.
Monday, ,26-Huggins VS.. Hubby ct al.
Tuesday, 27-St Catharine Gas Co. vs.. Jackson.
Wednesday, 2s-Bank of Lawrence Co. vs.
Winslow.
Same vs.. Chamberlln.
Thursday, 29-Pennsylvanla R. R. Co. vs.. Sar-
geant.
Wilbur vs.. steubenvllls and L R. R. Co.
Pomeroy vs.. Kennedy.
Friday, 3O-TOWnsend vs.. NOrWalk Bank.
Cobb vs. Gill.
Lessee Of Herod vs. Lytte.
Stanton vs. Mittlsberger
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE BISHOP
GleesOn vs.. Jones, to recover for services as ma
son. Verdict for Plaintiff for SlO.46.
Gleeson VS., Knapp. On trial
JUDGE FooTE.-Panchard vs., Wigbtman. o.
trial
JUDGE BcLToN-Aaron Barker vs.. Austin
stockweIl. This action. is brought to recover c
defendants the value of stock of goods whic
were levied on by them for debt The defeuc
claim that these goods belonged to o. CathsD, an
that the sale to Barker was fraudulent one to d.
fraud C.'s creditors. Plaintiff claims the sale vi
bona ids. Yal probably be on trial for an indef
mite period. I|
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IsP-see advertisement Of Dr.. sanfOrd's Liver
nUioorafor
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IKPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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hsys bsadashs pain in the sils, Balpitation Of the
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u he comm sncs meDt " new era 10 the treatment q
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Tie meeting last evening was at Miss Mobiles,
and the subject aPeaee, p or Piece, was finely
illustrated BY lourteen capitsl sketches,
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aItoirints.

n J. KELLER, NJ. D.. ECLECTIC
Nzs 9hess2 Public SQUARE, resdshss 2a2 Enc -
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Dr.. JAS. MoCLINrOcEs PEcToRAL SYEv. y
In the seemingly hoPSlsss ell the earlier stages
chronic uag complaints Wien the oouGhing isiHessSanf
ths roat coated wit mucu the chest sunk, the lungs
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Lessee Of HerOd vs.. Lyle.
Stanton VS.. Mlttleberger.

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDeE BISHOP
GIessOn vs.. Jones, to recover for services as ma
son. Verdict for Plaintiff for SlO.46.
Gleeson vs., Knapp. On trial.
JUDoE FOOTE.-Panchard vs., Wigbtman. On
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