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Garden Seeds.
SEEDS 4 ONION CLOVES.

Early Winningstadt Cabbage Seed, Green
Globe Savoy, Carriers first crop Peas, .Hecox
twelve Sugar 4 o1r s Ey G sGsret H opp
Carrot improved Mte c 5Ud S Sasoy 0Ere
2 Hnssh e and French Lawngrass Seed, Yellow
Aberdeen Turllip, Early White lesson Mellon
Onion Sets German and ssosch E haIe Eapy
Seed, salslfe, Parsnips, Yellow Aberdeen Tur-
nips, King and Dwarf Cabbagess, Flat, Dutch
and Drumhead Cabbages Marrowfat = rpe s:
Extra Early Peas, White and 1elI9W Iur m!
tra Early Turnip Beet Large Smooth Red !, To;
m ma naii Havanna wanna Tobacco, Connecticut Seed
Leaf do, Early Valentine Beans, Early 81 SIX
week do, Large Lima Beans, Caullao2wer, G ~.
cumber Seed, White Glover, Timothy, hxtra a
Curled Parsley Large Bell Pepper Butterh n
Lettuce, Early Cabbage do, Early Curled Slle-
STA, do, Brown Dutch do, Little Pike Cabbage e
Seed, received and for sale in quaRrtltles 10 s~''
purchasers, at 49 ana A@7, A'ns '' co."
NH 12-tf
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DRUCES CONCENTRATED FERTILl-
b IZER.-Thc immediate results of the use
Of this highly approved fertilizer are as marked
as in the application Of Peruvian Guano, while
at the same time the land on which it is applied
is permanently enriched.
A discount made to dealers. For sale by
GEORGE e. WHITE,
ian 13--tf Nos 81 and u Cameron ST..
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

FAIRFAX COUET HOUSE,, June 2G, 1896.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of j.
that ,as Commissioner under the above decree,
will proceed on MONDAY, the Both day OF July
next at my office, at Fairfax Court House, 10
execute its provisions in regard to the settlement:
of the estate OF the said deccdent
Those having claims are required to produce
them before me, with the necessary proofs.
NJ DULANY BALL,
ie 2S-iaw4W COmmr. in Chancery
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Fertilizers.

OIJANO.- REEDS AM1fONLATED So
(T PERPHOSPHATE or LLME-The best
superphosphate yet offered to the farmer, pos pos
sessing all the activity OF PERUVIAN 0uaho' oo'
being far more durable in its effects.
It contains a large amount of animal matter
ina highly concentrated form, which, combined
with its soluble bone phosphate of lime, cannot
fail to render it very valuable as q, tertilzer.-
Notwithstanding we believe it to be the best
super-phosphate in the market, yet by pro-
cess peculiar in its manufacture, whereby the
expenses are lessened, we are enabled to sell 1t
very low, with liberal discount to dealers
NJ. ELDRIDGE s. CO., Sole Agents,
No. 4, South Wharves,
oo+A-tf Alexandria, Va
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r AMPS. LAMP GOODS s. OIL.

WIN. COGAN,
Is, North Royal Street,
little little Tom Thumb. to the most magnificent Par
ior Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes I,2i
Chimneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes Wick
and all other goods in thetrade at the most Tea-
sonable prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot Of Stand Lamps just received, purcha-
sed at t extremely low figures, and offered at
responing rates All who want real bargains
in handsome Parlor and Table camps had bet
ta. noron nuicklv NH ST
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TsHING SHORE FOR SALE OK RENI.
'r5 5nta hing4TF Rf':E SVSS AoRE$
ShoSe, c. has on tia good house for otIlee rs
LAND, an. large shed, with watts enough 70
and men, a. tred barrels of herrlngs, at IL
strikeseven hun, description is unnecessary
time. Any furthe3 1ow1 to all Potomac fish
as the shore is Well-E., hest herring shores on
emf Po to be one F Of ta terms 'ppE t.
LIN No. g. Prince st.
P srhere, is an outfit Of c,pit oR to an" sny
boat on the sh ore, that will be soi ~ 4. ?.
one buyinp 1r renting. my oO-G- '--------
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TAMLIN'S CHOLERA MIXTURES,
NOS. ONE AND TWO.
For Incpient and Advanced Stages of, the
Disease

For Incipient and Advanced Stages OF the
Disease
These preparations, recently published to the
world in all the newspapers, were uscd WIN
wonderful success by the Rev. DR.. CYRUS Ham
LIN American Missionary at Constantlnoplc
during the fearful visitation of CHOLERA at
that city last summer.
No Family should be without them.
They are SIMPLE but having them ready tor
;.;+ use in case of attack has sa0c@ many
s"I' et avery uniting room and dwelling bepro-
v;deG With the PROF. REM EDlES, and let 10
o oo ho onnd unprepar in time of necessity
For sale in any quantities by ,7,,v Q M
NV -tf Druggists, as, King St:
NEW STYLES NEW STYLES ;
~ A large and splendid stock Of
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
STRAW GOODS, de-, De-
Just received by
JOHN HOWELL,
No. IS, King street,
Consisting Of ....... ..z... ..
liars,
CAPS, ,
Doors g. SHOES,
for Gents and Ladies also a great variety tor
children. which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices for cash. r....
Call and examine the latest styles. ,
Remember the sign of the Yellow Hat, no,
SIS, King street, between Fairfax and Koya ".
In,
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(srccrssoRs To rowLE $ CO,
.u1pprNc EOPuAROING E.
onAi l1'o' iOA' " 1AA'l'
X1CEcIlG1llS
en>. se
&ffGN sLLIN &IEtG.
Wholesale Dealers and Importers in all kinds of
FERTILIZERS,
PLASIER,
SALT
'o1AA'
TOBACCO.
tLOUh,
SYRTP
,Icn
&c., &c.
- - u;,,o eor s.,o +ha
s., We nave r Oh manu- Anu 70 '''' ~ ~
No. l. Peruvian Guano,,
Peruvian GuanO
w. H. Fowle, Bayne s. Cos Manipulated
Guano
Compound Phosphates and Alllalies.
ter and Potash intimately comblned-whlch
'''''' m TD1' ~ CpAIW ANncRAssFS
S 4 mIrelG E4 Giono
Bone Dust.
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate
T Tn1Io u rd poiiG
Bartholow's Prepared Guano.
Rbodes 1p e
T,.reEa Phosphate.
gu. Island Guano. .
PPma Tn a ,-1moniated Super Phosphate Of lime.
Bruces Com nF T F repIsirTel and his
Ammoniated Pho., "hate ....... .
We keep on hand and are constantly receiving
and for sale .... .........
Art INSCRIPTIONS OF SALT.
ALL OHoOA'hA L NV
:,
Liverpool! flne,,r
n
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ESTAURANT,
NO. 175, KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

LUIS AFTICH, NOI IVIIIOIs' :"
The advertiser has fitted up, in excellent style,
~, house, No. 49, King street, and has opened
sn e. lass restaurant, where may be obtained
a at hr ali tins the best Whiskey, Wine Ale
Everything viii be done to render der the house
an agreeable place o. resor ds ana 'n0 pi't''''
solicits call from his frleHds: .pp1ru
INV l2-tf HOC ~ - = =
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
Y Tho Board Of Visitors will meet at the Viz
gina Military Institute on the 9th OF June to
make appointments of Cadets. ApplIcatlons
for State and Pay Cadet appointments Will DC
made to the undersigned, accompanied with the
usual testimonials Of good moral character.
Candidates for appointment must be excmPt
from bodily disease of ages between IL and Is
wears, and, in the case of State Cadet applicants,
must satisfy the Board Of their inability to
meet the expenses of the Institution.
Candidates for admission must be able TO
read and write well, and to perform with iacill-
ty and accuracy the various operations OF the
four ground rules Of arithmetic, of reduction, OF
simple and compound proportion and OF Vul-
gar and decimal fractions.
State Cadets Zone for each Senatorial Dlstrlct)
will be supplied with board and tuition without
charge.
All State Cadets who held appointments On
the Sd of April, 1863 and who desire to enter
the institution as such, will signify the same,
with the usual evidence of present pecunlary
condition, by letter to the superintendent.
Every arrangement has been made by the
Board of Visitors to maintain the high scenslhc
character of the Institute, and to put in full OPP
Grafton its well-tricd and distinctive system OF
discipline sud instruction.
The graduating exercises Of the INSTITUTION
will take place at the Institute on the 9TH OF
july The examinations will commence on the
9th of June and be continued daily unit! com
plcted. The public are respectfully ln'iteo ~
all these exercises. .,;l
For all further information application VIII
be made to the superintendent. rn,,
~ FRANCIS i SMITH,
superintendent.
u 1ot- fur
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QG E. S. FLEMING, o.

T G E.! 7rr,,
l. a,ronsenents with resiJG; Car
.n msy1 1se:siesa at Ssns M'"S "
furnishing 'ie NS1OSRTHER., lCE .;t;zons Of Al.
am now PREPARED cared to supply the ,hev :asF
Ss an PST $sy s ;55 :s ;:s;;S !, e.
as favorable terms as can be C Store Of " l.
city, Orders left at the D r IL and and Washing
5 Ms 5frceS Brit n be- s0 pEnpeSm Gd rvrb
ap 4-tf -.
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NO. IS, KING STREET,
between Water and Union,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
Sole agents for the celebrated Buckeye Reap
er and Mower Woods's Reaper and Mower
Balls Reaper and Mower.
The reputation Of the above mechines is
worldwide No comment is necessary at our
hands We are prepared to prove them the
best machines in use. Circulars and catalogues
ready for distribution.
Revolving Hay Rakes
Grain Cradles, -..s ....
wheel Rakes,
cr.:~ss and Grain Scythes,
1v;ro Tooth Cleaners,
wire fIorso H4v Forks,
l1pfSC IL. loo
Hand Ran,',
Hay Forks,
Scythe Snaths
Whctstoncs,
Rifles,
Brian Scythes,
Hay Knives,
Grass Hooks,
Corn Knives,
J.P. BARTHoLOW & 60,
No IS, King ST., Alexandria, Va,
my2-tf and 558 7th st.. Washington, d. q.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

We have this day received large addition to
our stock, consisting in part of Embroidered
and Checkered Grenadines, Grenadine berages;;
Mozambiques, 8-4 French Muslin, Black ana
B Back Bera aS 81 Grenadines and Gro De
Armours, Black Gro Grain and Taffeta Silks
Organizes, Lawns, Percals, Fancy and Mourn IN
ing Calicoes, Brown and White Linen, Drills
md Ducks, Counterpanes, Brown and Biaek
Sheeting and Shifting Cotton, yiTglna MIG 80
Many of these goods:will be sold at greatly re-
nv, NV 9-tf WILMER s. SLAYMAKER.
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Lexin gton, Va, my 1S-lawGw
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DIED.

JOHNSON. = On the 11th instant of dropsy
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH PALMER, youngest
daughter of Edward and LYDIA A. johnson, in the
7th year OF her age. ..
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her parents
Tesdence No $50 N Eighth street, on sunday after
noon at Al o'clock. To proceed to Monument Gene
terry.
PRATT-On the 10th instant, GRIZZELLP PRATT,
aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of Mr. ooS, No 500 ).
Second street, Sunday afternoon at o'clock
To proceed to Calvary Baptist Church for interment
PRA1T.-On the 11th instant, ISAAC L. PRATT.
son of mrs. Sarah Pratt, aged ~ years and two
months.
The relatives and friends and the Ovstermen's AS
sOclBtiOn Philadelphia, respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, from the residence of his uncle,
Mr.. William West, No. 1014 Otsego street, on Sun.
day afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to Mount
Zion Chm ch Ground. ...-f
SHIELDS. - Suddenly, on the 11th instant,
SAMUEL H. SHIELDS, Youngest son of Thomas
ana Sophia Shields IN tho Gath year OF his age
The relatives and friends of the family. also Will
dey Lodge, No 81, l. o. of o. f., ShIfller Hose Com
pany, and Fire Department OF Camden, invited
to atten the funeral. from his parents residence,
Sy camore street, above Tenth, South Camden N D.,
on SUNDAY afternoon, the 10Th instant at O'Clock.
InteIment at Evergreen Cemetery,
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DRY GOODS.
p r. i O + &c w O O d,
Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
FILBERT Streets.

Have just opened new lot of French Lawns, at 25
and 81 cents a yard.
Black and white Plaid Mozambques 25 cents yard.
Plain color Baieges, 37I cents.
Plain color Grape Mareiz, 40 cents yard.
Fine quality Black Alpacas.
Fine quality black allwool Delalnes.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, VERY CHEAP.
Beavv black Gros Grain Silks, s1'75 yard
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODSi
Soft finish Jaconets, 25 2s, 81, 40. and 80 cents
Soft fnish Cambncs, very cheap.
white Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks.
shirred husns, S7jc., 81 25, and Sr60 yard
White Piques, very cheap.
LINEN eooDsi LINEN GOODS!
Rest makes Of ShIrting Linens.
Table Linens by the yard
S4and 10i Linen Table Cloths, very cheap.
Linen Napkins, s2'Ss, 50 so, 50 60, ano 50 70 per
dozen.
Linen Towels, 25, %, 81, 373. and so cents yard
Best Quality American Prints warranted fast
coloTs 20 GEMS a ward.
B, st makes Beached and Unbleached Muslins at
the very lowest market prices.
Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslins.
Pood ass ortment of Hosiery and Gloves,
LADIES' and Gents Linen Hdkis
Gents Neck.tIes, Shirt Fronts, and Suspenders.
Linen Fans, very cheap. ollk Fans, verv cheap.
French Extracts Pomaues, ana Soaps, Buffalo Hair
Brushes, Tooth and Nail Brushes, etc.
PRICE &c WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIG HTH and FILBERT Sts
n. B.-A large assortment of Ballardvae Flannels
bought before the advance and selling at less than
bale prices. 24s
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

The FIRST DIsTRICT.-The political feel
ing IN the First Congressional District of New
Jersey Degtns 10 assume an active character, rhe
election rs Of an important nature, and the poop
ought TO be vigilant. There rs a Con gressman to
be chosen in place Of Hon John f. starr who will
not suffer his name again to 20 before the Conven.
ton, although he has given general satisfaction to
his entire constituency. There are q number Of
candidates spoken oil in connection with the nomi-
nation, among whom is General George M. RobesOn
Of Camden, who IS emine, tlv fitted to fill lhat posi-
non and to give lustre and character the national
Legislature He IS thoroughly conversant with al
tne forms OF constl utona law, being one Of
the most eminent lawyers of the Statel OF
New Jersey, and Is one of the soundest men IN
the state. During the entne continuance of the
war, his voice, labors, and purse were employed
IN raising and dsposing OF re tgimeots for fghtIn(
tue battles OF freedom and he performed his duties
with signal ability he is an eloquent orator, having
Few equals in the State. The Union party needs
just such man IN Congress, in order to be fairly
and squarely represented. And this General Robe.
son is able TO do The county Senators and district
Representatives, who are also to be elected, will
add greatly to the interest of the election The
members Of the Republican Union party ought,
therefore, to pick out their very best and strongest
men for the present emergency and then 20 TO work
with unparalleled earnesGness and elect them.
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GOLDEN CROWN was wont to be ava ded by the
Romans to him who saved the life of Roman
citizen. What reward is fitting tor man who saves
the lives of not one but OF hundreds and thousand
of American citizens? Yet this done daily aud
hourly by DIR. 7. w. MARsDEN, in the use of his
PROFITABLE S4NATIVE PILLS, which are
rapidly supersedng every other preparation for the
special disease for which they designed. Depot,
No. 4s7 Broadt0dy, Ne,c York. For sale 6y all drlg.
0istS
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YAK HALL,
S. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Il is a real plea
sure to to speak favoraby of this article, known
almost universally to be good and safe remedy for
burns and other pains of the body. 1t is valuable
not only for colds in the winter, but for various
summer complaints, and should be in every family.
The casualty which demands it may come unaware
- Christian 1dDOcute
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THE Riot INvEsTIG ATIoN.-The Chiet
Engineer of the Fire Department, having care
tully investigated the riot on Wednesday evening
at Second and Monroe streets, has come TO the
conclusion that the Niagara Hose Company was
alone in tault, and has ordered It out OF service.
Warrants have been issued Tor the arrest of
several of those prominent in the riot, and
placed in the hands Of some OF the Second Ward
police. but the offenders have thus Tar eluded
thpir vigilance.
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ATLANTIC CITY-On Thurs 1ay, the church
and Sabbath School unGer the charge of Rev. Mr..
Manship visited Atlantic City, and had very plea
SAINT time, until about the time the were START.
inP, when man named Keats, who keeps the Elk.
cursion Hall, had him arrested, the ground that
be claimed damages to the amount OF S2O because
Mr.. Manship did not put up at his place. he mIu-
lister said he never made any arrangement with HIM
and the matter leterred TO the committee for
adjudication. This rather a mean trick, and
will not rebound much to the credit OF the proprietor
of the Hall
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SUPPOSED DINFANTICIDE.-Corone Roberts
held an inquest on The remains OF an infant last
evening, found in sink, Cooper street, below
Secono. The body was in such decomposed state
that the physicians who made The post mortem
examination could not decide whether lt came u
natural death or died by violence. The evidence
was SUCH however, that the supposed mother, sarah
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STREET WALKERs,--The number Of young
disorderly females who have beea in the habit
OF infesting the streets Cf the city during the
the police to be drawn towards them, and a
determination appears to be prevailing that the
nuisance shall be abated Last evening Sc
veral arrests we're made. Among the parties
were Mary Wilson and Mary Mcbride, aged
about seventeen years. officer Newman took
them to the Central Station where they were
locked up for further hearing to-day.
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The PREsENTMENT OF THE GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury for the June term made n
final presentment yesterday, and we're dis
charged. During the session OF the Jury 672
bills we're acted upon, of which 435 we're re-
turned true bills" The jury referred to the
numerous assault and battery cases returned by
the magistrates, most of which are of a trihing
character They recommended a modification
of the law relative 70 these cases. The fact that
drinking saloons are open on Sunday is referred
TO az an evil.
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GROVER & BAKER's Hgnest Premium Elastic
stitch Sewing Machines for family use, No 7SO
ChesnuG street.
'lubncative packing Tor steam enPines.-for terms
see 723 chesnut st phila and Is dev at, new york.
POPULAR TAILoRIEe.- .a. .. ...
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
ZINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKRR & Brown,
t OAK HALL
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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GS7 GREAT DIFFERENCE IN CLoTmNG.-.R1
~ Where you buy your clothes is easily e=gsze
GB known by your general appearance,=gSl
Ez3 whether from WIde-awake Up-to the=4SN
E3 Times Tailoring House; or from the sleepy ga
EzB -oldfashoned clothing store; and though asIsSl
ScoaJ is a coat. vet there a vast difference 81
HB@ between the elegant fitting and handsome y ~
c6S made garments made in our establishment 81
N5sY@and the slOuchv. awkward -looking things Sl
ufS@that many hou,es make because they don't -Bl
gY know now to do any better. -&l
n2B On the simple merit of our goods, we 's-I5Sl
HS@vite the patronage OF the people, with n-.Jl
NY@fident assurance that superior styles al
DB and reasonable prices will prove satistac-=ssI
gsB tory to all: o. III
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
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THOSE WHO SUFFER- from nervous irritations,
itching uneasiness, and the discomfort that follows
from enteebled and disordered state of the sys.
TEN, should take AYERS SARsAPARMLA, and
cleanse the blood Purge out the lurking distemper
that undermines the health, and the constitutional
VigoT will return.
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD OF ALL IMPURITIES and
you neutTalize the virus manv diseases at their
source. In all Diseases of the SKIN the Glands, tine
Fleshy Fibre, the Secretye Organs, and the Bones,
ali ScrOiulOus Compla nts Cancer, etc, Or. JAYNR's
Alternative is a standard curative; and whIe 1t Is
fault in many med clnes that before they the
disease the patient s prosrated beTond recovery,
such drawback attends this remedy, for 1t susta
the strength OF the sufferer, while Graduating the
cauIe OF the comp amt. Prepared only at No 242
Chesnut street.
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DRowNED.-Peter Musback was drowned
yesterday in the Delaware. opposite KensingtoD.
The body was recovered and removed TO his late
residence, No. 1865 Frankord road.
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INSPECTION OF FLOUR AND MEAL for the
week ending July IL, 1966.-Barrels of superine,
6l63; do. rye, 231; corn meal, 200. Total, 6594.
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WITH A FAMILY CASE IN Your HOUSE. you may
preyent expense, and loss of time or the children
having the measles, or scaret tever, or whOopiug
cough or even fever. by using preVentVes IN the
case Humphl ey's Specific Homeo pathic Medicine
Company, No. 562 Broadway, New York,
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CoNFERRING ADEGREE.-Upon Professor
Henry j. Morton, Jr., the Secretary of the
Franklin Institute, Dickinson College has con.
teIred the degree OF Doctor philosophiR.n
Professor Morton has obtained degree OF emf.
nence in the scientific world rarely reached at
so early period in life.
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THE HEAT.-The heat was so intense
yesterday in Camden that many persons were
obhgeo to glve up their outdoor work, and several
were seriously affected.
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REMOVAL BY COLLECTOR JOHN H. TAG
GARF.-COlonel Taggart, the Collector of Inter.
nal Revenue Of First District, has removed his
Office from the Philadelphia Bank building to
No. 247 s. gfhlrd street.
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PHOTOGRAPHS of all STYLES at popular prices
Persons desiring any win find Reimers pictures o
fine sty e and artishcally executed. Reduced prices
Gallery, No GA Arcn street.