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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS 1HEATER.
.Pesnsylvania avenue, near Willard's Hotel
Also of Growers New Chestnut-str Theater,
Philadelphia.
THIS POPULAR TEMPLE OF ART
WILL OPEN TONIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1864,
Under the temporary management OF
MR.. 3. W. GLENN.
who will appear as
PERSECUTED DUTCHMAN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 9Th,
The performance will commence with the legend
ary drama of
RIP VAN WINKLE.
MP '1h Viuhic mI. y. W oAclA
To conclude with Mr. Glenn's speciality, entitled
THE PERSECUTED DUTCHMAN.
TOMORROW EVENING.
First night of the engagement of the popular
MR.. G.. C. CHARLES
assisted by the young and fascinating artiste.
r, LA BELLE EMILIE.
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ONLY FIFTEEN WTEKs IN AMERIcA,

DIR. BscHrrNGER, formerly, Surgeon in
charge in The Austrian and Italian army, %.
Diseases and Priysts Diseases. Besides the knowi,
f.S. French ft.iispS German. and spanish III lam lam
suaxes. His Iml erial Com missions and his Diplo-
.4s. a
BeehtingeriH very much encouraged to have during
man1 oshsrs pos
Gahed, the following certificates may be attested
This is to certify that have been troubled for
and Which iasse sSrs1s sf' e.
s.T hans been perfectly
Your treatment Of my involuntary discharge,
sno your success In it, recommend yop ysrT high
What German newspaper, (Weker oolumbia.)
After long sickness my poor child became
b street. No aes.n
against the chrenic lung disease Of my eldest son.
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ehsss made he fss to PERSONS at ds
tanee can be treated by addressing by mail.
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fEMxIh
ly with ladies'. Hours "a. m. to p. m. je 29lm+
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c,

COLUMBIA GARDEN,
" Corner 18th st. and Ohio 40.
FREE CONCERT EVERY NIGHT.
By unfavorable weather, the Concert will. be
given in the Hall at the same place. up stairs.
o-.s-.. NATHAN & WINDHOLTZ,
jy25-3t+ Proprietors.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.

Return OF the II Raiders-C0nflicting Reports
"A Word Of Caution.
BALTIMORE, July 26.-The authorities here
request the newspapers and correspondents to
refrain from publishing rumors of mo vements
either Of the rebels or Union troops.
There are many wild reports to-day and to-
night, but have the best reason to belle We
them unfounded. -.-.
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From the Evening Express, May oo.I

Have we salamander among usy If by sala-
mander is meant living being which can walk
unharmed, like the three young men in the Scrip
ture story, through q fiery furnace, and come out
unscathed, We think Signor Buono Gore is fairly
entitled to the appelation, albeit the common no
tion that the little reptile from which he de
lous idea A few days ago, the Signor invited q
party to 60 up to Jones's Wood and witness a de-
ern Abednego He entered an iron cage around
over. and upon which an intensely hot FIRE was
burning all the While, and made himself quite at
to care more for the exposure than if he were
walking like Adam in Eden. in a garden in the
exhibition at Jones's Wood next Wednesday nf.
ternoOn. It certainly is very curious feat
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From the Saturday Courier. May 2ll
SignOr Buone Gore on Wednesday last gave a
private exhibition to the members of the press at
Jones's Wood. His arrangement consists of a
light iron frame work, standing about ten feet
high, with exits and entrances at each end and
sic e. which is pleptifully covered with brushwood
ssplipgs and shavings. and a dress Somewhat re-
sembling that Of the su bmarine diver.
Ayoung gentleman, evidently disposed to make
light of the sffair, distributed lucifer matches
among those present, with a request to assist in
fjrine the pile, which was speedily ACCOMPLISHED
and as the heat drove the crowd backward, Buono
Gore accoutered in his novel dress, with a Nmar.
a remark he made Is he did so, were scarcely in
Tense enough to satisfy his nordinate desire to he
comfortably warmt l1s2
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. Salttmore, Samita9 SET, SO. ee5aa,a,ar 1864.

8rpte pa, un6 iit es uidt beIler, bai3 id iest
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@eiRtg.

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6anttraatteiteu sussben l&atI stbeslt,
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San1e Wdrner,

beipnbers uelGt lie Gp'sr nss abeimeu 2ars strrrben
tne, edS 1trIid' risie SGeet IN eth III frtes raE
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nat be9rert ro fer 2eier hesausenee EEnc ert baben
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> 4.osa nltpn..

igteb ees slitea Gbcsdms Der 96unt6tStc IN 2ra.
hon. @raburter clues ber erien mebtaGenS Spleae her
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RIenfnfeitaff { nehfIk-
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8sshslratp,tg >DsgioBer,

pter So!&es pslae @ "a oettetra hen bsabtsen, unt d
phsilter Sm1te Gese epes anelren nbernies betpust
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Ifd,e @@didlfdfeit rerIaI1en.
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SAT- more eDd.Sofpita1.
BUR Understanding Der 0nadialberei .tabltrt.
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ten Strdde her @Dnftution be-ocrbrneen ne @te urs
SAliH ta6en nnb 3ulsttten f5rper unS tun sert5ren
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WtiQnbe!s Ill bead en- !

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Dr.. Johllston.

Der sin,i8s 2lrst, tpslfu anrist.
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OraantiMe Gehmatt

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Is ordered to be removed, within thirty
days after the making of such order. un-
less such pauper shall be removed within
that time: and the service of such order
of removal shall be in the following man.
ner:
The justices of the peace making the
order, to the said certified copy of the same
shall append notice, as near as may he
in the following form:
State of Vermont To any sheriff or
county, IS. constable in the
state Greeting.
By the authority of the state of Yer
mont, you are hereby commanded TO noti-
fly the overseer of the poor of the town OF
in the county of
that A. b. was ordered to remove from
the town Of in the county of
aforesaid, TO the town of
in the county of
aforesaid, on or before the day of
A ID. by Us. the
subscribing authority, as by the above
copy of record appears.
Dated at in the county of
this day of
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An act in amendment of section eleven of
chapter twenty of the general statutes
entitled "Of the support and removal
of paupers, and the relief of the insane
poor"
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Section eleven of chapter twen-
ty of the general statutes shall read as
follows:
Whenever an order of removal shall be
made, as provided by section four of this
chapter, copy Of such order, certified by
the justices making the same to be true
COPY, shall be served on the overseer of
the poor Of the town to which the pauper
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| Concluded nert ,ceek.
WHy Men Marry.

Men do not marry for the purpose of
making women happy, but to make them
selves happy. A girl looks forward in
her marriage TO what she will do for her
husbands happiness. A man, to what
he will enjoy through his wife's ministra-
tions. He needs a wife, say the good
women who were born and bred in these
opinions and do not suspect their gross
ness. 1t is a grand good match; l don't
know anybody that needs a wife more
than he,' said one of these at a little gath
erins. speaking of a recent marriage
Why' imocently questioned another
woman, who was supposed to have some
what peculiar views concerning these
things. %, you never want anybody to
marry burst out a chorus of Voices
which was surely very broad inference
from one narrow monoSyllable. But
why does he need wife, persisted the
questioner. For sympathy and compan-
ionship,' triumphantly replied the first
woman, knowing that to such motives her
interlocutor could take no exception. But
a third woman, not knowing that any
thing lay behind these questions and an
swers. and feeling that the original posi-
tions was but feebly maintained by such
unsubstantial things as sympathy and
companionship, being also a near neighbol
Of the person in question, and acquainted
with the facts, proceeded to strengthen
the case by adding, well, he was al
alone, and he WANT very well, and he
was taken sick one night and couldn't ge1
anybody to take care of him. But why
not hire a nurse?' well he did, ant
she was very good but she wouldn't d,
his washing Only wait long enough
and you are tolerably sure to get the trutl
at last. 1t was not sympathy and com
panionship, after all, that the man want
ed: it was his washing .-Gm Hamilton
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sovereign of Japan, some months ago,
fires broke out in many places, which
caught up by a high wind then blowing.
ragged unchecked until this populous city
was reduced to ashes. According to the
native accounts the fires ragged two entire
days, laying in waste nearly one thousand
blocks Or squares, destroying seventy-eight
thousand houses and temples, and three
thousand seven hundred warehouses;
About tive-sixths of the city was in ashes.
and half a million people were made
homeless. japanese houses are not alto
sether paste and paper affairs. A very
large portion of the European peasantry
are sheltered by no better. The great
temple of Hun-quan-gee, the most famous
IN the empire, was burned
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Approved, Nov. 15. 1864.

An act TO amend chapter one hundred and
nineteen of the general statutes, entitled
"Of offences against public policy"
1t Is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. Section twenty-nine of chap
ter one hundred and nineteen of the gen
eral statutes, is hereby amended 50 as TO
read as follows:
If any person without due authority
from this state or the United States, shall
hereafter enlist, recruit, or employ, or at
tempt to enlist, recruit or employ any per
son in this state for military service with
out this state, he shall be guilty of an Of
fence against the laws of this state, and
shall be punished by a fine not less than
fifty dollars, nor more than five hundred
dollars, or by imprisonment in the county
Jail not less than thirty days nor more
than one year, or both of said punishment,
in the discretion of the court.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Nov. Is. 1864.