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The BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
"a cOrIespohoeht oftne n \. Express, writing
from this city, says at is stated on good an
thcrity that the franchise of the Baltimore an
Potomac Railroad Company has been sold 10
me baltimore and Ohio Bailroad Company
for >5OO.mO. OF this amount John W. Forney
receiFes s2OOO0O, Mr.. Lloyd from Williams
port, Pa, now clerk In the Clerks office III .
OF r. $4,000, and other persons connected
Win the So called enterprise, the balance
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Schuyler Co,fax, Speaker
OF the House OF Representatives, arrived In
this city yesterday. Judge Richard Bus
teed, OF Ala and Hon. N. r. Banks, Mass
are n WihardS Hen. W. A. Darling of
N 4, and L. II. Chandler, Va, are al the 70
hill HOuse = = - -
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IHE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.-The Judici
airy Committee is steadily pursuing its investi-
cations. MIR. Trenholm and Col. Weathery, of
South Carolina, Il. +. Pleasants, pardon clerk
OF the Attorney Generals office, two agents Of
the Adams Express Company, and the State
agent OF Alabama, have been examined Their
testimony was sought in regard to the alleged
aouse OF the pardoDing power by the President
aud other matters in the impeachment vein
Ex-Governor Francis Thomas. of MARYLAND,
member OF the committee. is still absent
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sra large delegation of ministers and lay
men from Maryland, Virginis.and the District
of Columbia, have gone to Montgomery, Ala
bama- to attend the Convention OF the Metho.
dist Protestant Church. w ich assemblies there
This
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS

The Commissioner Of the General L.nd or.
nee has received returns showing that i3s,e73
acres OF the public Ian DIS were disposed of du-
ring the month Of April last at the folio wing
local Offices East Saginaw, Mich, 2l65I
sores; TayIor's Falls, Minnesota, 5,9i2 acres:
La Crosse, WISCONSIN, $3.50 acres; Little Rock,
Arkansas. $500 acres; Tallahassee, Florida
1,697 acres. The greater portion Of the land
was taken for actual settlement and cultva-
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN PRINCE G EoRGR Corn
rY, MD.-The spring term of our publi SC hools
ended on the 18th OF April. From the reports
presented IT appears that there were l. 4OI
scholars In attendance. The number reported
on 18th April, 1856, was l,12s-and for the
winter term OF 1864. (under the old school sys-
tem,) The number was LOLA. showing an in
crease Of 273 over 1865, and 367 over 1864 This
increase would have been larger but for the
very unfavorable state Of the weather In Feb.
ruary and March Gazette
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FROM FORT BUFORD

The following dispatch was received by
Zen. Grant this morning:
ST. Louis, May {, IS67.-To G,nercl u. g.
GTdrt:-Gen Augur reports the arrival at
Omaha OF citizen who left Fort Buford
April 10Th. Col Rankin and garrison are all
wei. The report Of massacre originated in
chicago.
(Signed,) W.T.. SHERMAN. 1t. General
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From Ha vana-The Ocean Home

NEW YORK, May "a letter from Havana.
per steamer Eagle, says the case of the 80 cean
Home" Is still unsettled. The Spanish au-
tborItles continue TO detain the vessel at an ex.
pense OF nfty dollas per diem. They also
claim fine of seventy thousand five hundred
dollars. Our Consul General, Mr.. Savage.
energeticaIIy protested and endeayored to
have the matter settled
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SHEDS FOR TIE SOUTHERN SrArHs.-Hon.
lssae Newton, Commissioner of Agric ulture
Is daily receiving large number of letters
from persons In the Southern States, in which
they express their gratitude for the seeds re-.
crrved by them from the Agricultural De-
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THE WHITE HoUsE-But few visitors were
AZ the Executive Mansion to-day, nearly all
Of whom had an interview win the Presi.
dent Secretary Stanton, Postmaster General
Randall, General Banks and Senator Doolittle
had interviews with the Executive tins fore.
neon.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Chief Engineer VIM. w
W. Wood, detached from the Naval Academy
and ordered to the New York navy yard
Chef Engineer Thomas J. Jones, detached
from the New York navy yard and granted a
leave OF absence. Chief Engineer James w
King. detached from the New York navy ward
and placed on waiting orders.
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SECRETARY BROWNING RECOMMENDATION
%. II. Browning, Secretary of the Interior. Is
daily improving, and yesterday he was abb.
10 SIT up for some lime. He is very weak and
feeble. and 1t will be several weeks before he
can attend to the duties OF his once -......
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VIRGINIA AGAINST WEST vIRsISrA.-In
the Supreme Court, the argument Ia, the case
OF the Com monwesith OF Virginia against the
State OF West Virginia was concluded yeater-
day by Mr. GURUS on behalf OF Virginia. And
Mr johnson on the part OF West Virginia.
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NE U. 8. INTERHAL REVENUE.
US DISTRICT OF COL UMBT4.

ASSESSORS OFFICE. WASHINGTON CRY
To HN tchOm NAV COHc,Tn.
Notice 10 hereby given that the annual list for
Income and Special Tax will be In the Assessor5 =
OHce, sos Seventh street, and open for in pec-
ton and exaOiuation by all per sons who m ay de.
sire II, on the 10th day Of May next All person,
who may feel aggrfeved by the assessment re
turned, as erroneous or oppressive, can appeal TO
the assessor to have the aams corrected; ali such
appeals must be In writing, and shall specify he
particular cause matter thing res pee ting which
sdecisfon 10 requested. and shall moreover state
the ground or priv ciple of errer complained Of
All persons subject to Special Tax or License to
90 business Of any kind, are hereby notified, that
all Licenses or Special Tax expire May LAT, And
are reqnired to be renewed; any person or per
Sons doing business without payment Of Special
two yesrs, i'm prisonmsnt: and ali persons who
s sil not have made their inc ONE return on or
Assistant Assessor Of the District in which thsv
reside, and the penalty annexed.
ap 80 sotmylo Assessor District Of Columbi.
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SOUTHERN GENERAL SYNoD-The .sCiene
raj Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Cnurch
Of North America" better known "a the Gen.
eral Synod OF the Southern Lutheran church
es, Is 70 meet al Stanton, Va, on Thursday
Nav nd
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STRIKE.-The carpenters Of this city made
"strlke" on the LIST of May, and refused TO
work unless paid 80 per day-they have pre-.
viously received - so. and their employers
were 50 much ssstruck'' they went into the
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Collision and Loss of Life

CLRVELAND, May "a collision occurred
on the Beliefonta,ne and Indian apoIis rail
ROAD. near Degraff, Ohio, last night Tween.
Injured. ~ WV
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EX.PreSidentP

Ex.President Pierce at Fortress Monroe
FORTRESS MONROE, May 9.-Ex.Presiiient
Tierce arrived here this morning Hi. ar.
trial OF JEFF. Davis " A'
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Special kilograms to the Star.
FROM EUROPE.

The Peace Cousress-A Hitch in the, Pro-
c.edtnss-W,Ar Preparations Goiay q n
The "situf.sisn" Mere serious thu an
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~Tne registers for Virginia, appointed by
General Schofpld, have been qualified and
viii commence work tomorrow
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Conspiracy in New York Against theEx
Law.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The Times publishes a
report from the police authorities. giving the
details OF the existence Of conspiracy to
renew the riots of 1863 by those oppossd 10 IN
enforcement of the excise law
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-Tbe receipts from this
source to-day were S492,2I5II
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sAI III q, ~ J Hs! .sl..
tsrk eve. bsswSsa Ga sal RI %. Syits:u
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BALLS, PARTIES, 30.
TBl isLAsD sooIALs RIsP!orFOLLr
Il asnssDes thst the! .tlI give their -
Arr..sodnss 1 a 81 WEIR Hyssiss rIa-rO II
=, order a a TIM STREET Pt dHeksixrrrrs.
$40 improper persons Viii Be admitted.
PsoT L. Q. nAsIsIs
= vLoRsiI. s sa is S.s1IvAL
HIS s al, 3 BBi,f' RsoSeMs. q
=, between 9th and 10th streets,
THusspASS.n May 9. 1857.
Tickets for sale 81 Ellis and Metssr.tss Music
ELEvENTH oRAHD REoPENIsa
afoRaE JuESrnSNNy
G7.ia aSsS
LOST AND FOUND.
Sc anEw,ABp-str.ysd OF stolen, on Tu.,a.y,
SuG.o e Cow W i Ts white s.t red ssot.ss
:s:aIS:a 70 yoss RSzss, sfes w,f 8 tsn
between lst and North Capitol. my s.st'
II with vhits face and white stripes on her
long ulGn nOfnoa OoM, blue n iKed.
Any oooy giving any inform alton OF the where
sb9uts o,saiS CO.'S will receive . reward % $40
Hpa the thanks Of the ow ner, Mrs. GA THkkING
DhIsCoLL, corner ~ street and MARYLAND
avenue. nS3t'
STRAHED Or sTOLEN-Lest, on the Sd inst
~ Fox DOG SLUT. A liberal reward vi n be
paid II returned, or any Information concerning
his Whereabouts will be thankfully received, to
NO. ., Lth St, between ID and n. my5 Ct
Dun OFF FROM TaE OURHER OF Iath and
H Is streets, lsland, across the canal bridge,
one YALE, ten days old, on the evening OF the
.th OF may suitable reward will be given By
leaving him at the above named place.
I'D V ID. ALTMAN.
TNAKEN UP EsTRAY-Msy 8, ons bripdle.
Il horned low, with white belly; black hi ac
legs, tai! left ear cropped, right slit 0wner
come ana prove property, pay ex penses, and take
my $50 sckins,on Farm. Bou MI Rosa.
A SMALL BLOWN BUFFALO Oew, almost
"A too poor TO live, has been lettering around
my stable for the last two weeks. The owner 10
charges and take her away.
m SH' corner 18th and B SITS, Isiaad
Gin REWARD.-strayed or stolen from the
ylV common. Northern Liberties, on Tues.
Gay the Dth day Of April, 1856, q red horned
Wv, with some white epots; one horn broken
on In part: lame in enc shoulder; vey fat and
s. additional will be paid for their return 20 21S
SIN street west, between and N sts
my Slw THEODORE sHECKELs.
1 OST-At the National Theater, or between
!! there and WiIlard,s last evening, . BRACI-
LET. marked IN. A. r. to B. & Birthday an
1865 - The finder will be Literally rewarded by
leaving the same at wiIlar4's Hctel. fe ~ II
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NJ @ K = u Q (.

L DICK ENeH
Nov is the time to subscribe for the following
..0b:sI Tvi.s The srst Of sh. celebrated River
Sloe clifton beautifully printed and illustrated.
nsvcSsSG Cloth, 81. Supplied % subscribers
Nicholas nickleby; Globe saitien; illustrated
rIs,s sss, pisess ferns,ly sold at o. nov COM
David CoDpsr6sh: Diamond edition; illustrated
The foiioviss Of tSis edition are now ready for
"PieR. Il fsp.s .our nusu., y,.,h ~
"CopperSsId, % and "Nichoias HicSisby. All.
the Diamond edition, not illustrated, at o. Is Der
, DIAMOND edition Of LonsfsIlows Poems. com.
Hone spun, Five sud twenty Tears AGO; a, rs
LAY psy q Poem. By Ralph Waldo Emerson; o.
.s.srrs Marie, The Maryland COLONY, by NeiIi;
~, nses Is,:r. About Paris, b. II. T. Tucker.
D oh sisth; d: Do; Paper,
rs SsIm, s1assSn o. irvfnss Works Traveller.
sss. SsO!is., Putnam Railway s.r,..;7,
n99e, Tale OF the 1aglish Aristocrary, pa
Ihe forlorn Hope, by ldmund Yatss:1s
siege II Warrington, by CaDt. O. n. Adams,
oesutffully fllustrGesd; O..
uI!rrue Protestant Rituslisn, By Rev. Dr.. O. II.
etefy ofs Trooper, by Adams, cloth, a..
XII the above works sent free ~ nail on recent
q price, 81 tAe"Hudson Taylor" Boob end STE
YRllCH q II0HARpsoN,
1yl-0 S3e Penn avenue. ~ sshinGton.
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III o. HOOD. .,.,.
ns. On bod large Stosf 81 de- WHronEs ana
SnMkLkr Soud silver wsre, Fine Cutlery
een o. vesy I0w 1nceo. aD 70 q
YQUHa LAHoT o \ d, TIE thoressh bred
ixsct2S esantcn, Irecsrsd frea che
i :, g ~ jsr::y. .iii ~: q: :::sss AX
sorihvsss q Sssrsssss.5s he nsstrses 81 f DC.
I'M q q SS ~ sss 49, e sss
!. --.fi-I- "A : - Il kooeg0.
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GOVERNMENT sELUkirlEs.

WAsHlNeTON, MAY y 1907.
Jay Cooke & % furnish the following quo.
tations of Government securities:
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

TIE DECLINE IN DRY GOODS ENABLES
Il MILLER, l01 Bridge street. Georgetown, D.
U, TO offer greater bargains than ever he has
bracipg the following: Lawns and printed Jaco-
nets, Pereals, Brfiliants Bsrages, Granadines,
hams, Peauas. blk. Bombazines, Chsilies. Tsmss
Cloth, De Lance, blk. Silks. blk Granadines,
Heusekeeping Goods, bleached Muslins, 10, Ial,,
- do. Is, 20 and Is; brown Musin TO- i2;s is, II,
u: and 20; Linen md Cotton She Ell g. 81 pieces
70 cents; Parasols ekirts. Gleves, Hosiery, No
tions. He respectfully solicits an exan alton of
his stock, bell ewing tina money can he saved NV
so doing IAp 3O.2w,l RENJ MILLRR
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CARRIAGES - CARRIA0EsT
u CARRIAGES .-RR
On hand large and select assort Sa66ES
mont Of hrst olas, Carrisges. Persons 8S9
In want should examine stock ~ regards ssy 10,
finish end prices. Repairing promptly attended
to. ROB'T III. 0RAHAM.
Repository 3f4 ID St, bet Sth and 9Th.
mo.3ts Shop Z 8tb street, near D.
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QBn0yED N ADANE PIHyss has TCnov.a
svsuus, sud calls the attention - her Gu stSses.
and public generally TO her large aad ven -.
ny ttt. -. u tAat. !. b N !
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THE CHICKERLNG PIANOS AT THE
a1 PARIS EXPOSITION.

Another visit with which the American oon-
partment has been honored is that of whole
phalanx Of the Parisan musical world in the
shape of Gounod the celebrated composer;
Erard, the well-known piano-forte maker, ac-
companied by some first rate artists, to play
upon and hear the instruments of Chiokerng
" Sons, of New York and Boston, now set out
in one Of the halls. The sensation produced
by the superior sorority of these pianos over
any that are manufactured in Paris was very
great, and all the authorities present unani-
mous1y expressed their admiration of themar-
Vellous effects Produced and the marked pro
gress which had been. achieved, If only for
the sake of such a surprise and triumph as
this over artistic Paris, the labors Of the
American Commission will net have been
thrown away.
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M'cURDY, DUNKLE g. co.,
No. 40 North EIGHTH Street.

TUCKED SWISS MUSLIN.
i small lot ct 90c. per yard, usual $l25 quality.
CAMRRIC EMBROIDERED EDGINGS
AND IASERTKNGS.
Just received, entire case of the above, very
complete line from 23c. TO $i35, and very cheap.
"a AMRRICS, EMRROIDERED BANDS,
AND FLOUNCINGS.
great bargain, two yards for the usual cost OF q
single yard per cent under usual price for same
goods. --- .
Double fold, very fine for Accents yard or 3ac by
the piece of 20 yards. A bargain.
WHITE GOODS.
SOFT NULL; NA1NSOOK; VICTORIA LAWNSs
B'P LAWNS; PLAID and STRIPED NAINSOOK;
SWISS and CAMBRICS; a. and 5-4 CAMBRIGS;
FRkNCH ORGANDIE, "A and 64 PLAID Or
CANDLE, A and 50; ALLICIENNESi or SHIRRED
PlQUE from SOC TO g. equal TO any in the market tor
NOTTINGMAM CURTAIN LACES AND
CURTAINS, VERY CHEAP.
large lot of remnants, short lengths or NOtingss
ham Curtain Laces, offered very low, to close OUT
NOTTINGHAM LACE TEDIEs.
large assortment OF sizes and patterns az quite
low prices, wholesale and RETAIL
NOTTINGHAM LACES,
for Pillow and Dresser Covers IAssel Covers BEG BEG
appropriate Church Devices upon Il, esc. etc. from
two thrtyslx inches wide, from cents to 20 cents
per yard, at WORNES
Lace and Embroidery Store,
1t No. 3s North EIGHTH Street.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
IN EDIcAL ELECTRICITY,
Latest and Most Important Discoveries
An the Treatment OF Chronic
Diseases.
DIR. s. w. BECKWITH'S
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 1920 WALNUT Street.

During our investigations In the treatment OF dis
in its various forms by the agency OF electricity
we have obtained very many valuable and startling
facts, which, added to the previous though limited
information possessed by other and less fortunate
operators, place us beyond all previous knowledge OF
this mysterious agent During the course OF prac
tce we have treated and cured, through the know.
ledge thus gained, many thousands, and by means OF
discoveries have established ourselves the
most successful Medical Electricians in this country
or Europe.
Electrical investigation has proved that the human
body acts on the principle of the gAlvanic battery
The brain, mucous and Serious mem branes, the skin
tissues and fluids constitute the negative and posi-
tive iorces and every action whether mental or ply
sicA is the result Ofthese antagonistc forces. Dges
tion respiration, circulation secretion, and excreon
are due solely TO electrical influence There Is polar
action established throughout the nervous system
which connects with every part of the body establish
Ing and preserving proper balance Of the electrical
element which constitutes health, and disturbance
Ofwhich causes disease. There strictly but two
conditions OF dsease-one of Inflammation or pOsI-
tive the other, weak, debilitated, negative-and
electricity contains these two conditions In the action
of the positive and negative eurrents, all we have to
do is TO neutrAlize the disease and restore proper
Among the chronic diseases in which electricity has
s and @ Ss Das az r me e
OF ali other means, are:-
CHemplegia) Neuralgia Hysteria, Nervousness Pal
pltatlon Of the Heart, Lockiaw, etc. &
Obstinate Constpation HemCrFnSiida, rO3i, or BMes
uons OF the aver and spleen.
q Catarrh, Cough, Influenza, Asthma when not
caused by organic diseases OF the hearD, BrOnch s
Pleurisy, PlenrOdynia or rheumatism OF the Chest,
Consumption In the early stages.
q Gravel Diabates, and Kidney Complaints.
s. Rheumatism, Gout Lumbago sun Neck, Spinal
Curvature, Hip Diseases, Cancers Tumors Chose last
named always cured without pain, or pasters tn any
fOrm), 49,.
Prolapsus, Antroversion. Retroversion, InhamrnA-
tion liberation, and various other affections
For information desired upon other diseases appli-
cation may be made at the office, or by letter.
Mrs. BECKW1TH has entire change OF the ladies
Department. and all dellcacy will be used towards
those who entrust themselves TO her In female
diseases IL Is universally successful In her hands.
Physicians students desiring 70 have instructions
In the application OF Electricity for the
OF diseases, can apply at the oftce.
Consultation free. Descriptive pamphlet or cures
effected, with numerous references, and including
treatise the subject be had by application at
| the ONCE. All letters addressodto TO
wrI Dr. 8. w. BECKWITH!
n NO. 1asO WALNUT STREET,
isOwsmsmbp ~ PHILADELPHIA
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For addition

For additional deaths see Third Page.
CoNwA Y.-On the morning Of the 18th instant,
after lingering illness, HANNAH ANN, relict OF
the late John Conway.
Due notice will be given of the funeral.
HELMBOLD.-on the 18th instant, ELIZA r.,
Felct OF the late Joseph X. Helmbod.
Due notice OF the funeral Will be given.
POOLE.-On the morning OF the 18th instant, Mrs.
CAROLINE STEVENSON POOLE, Ielict OF the late
Andrew II. Poole in the 9th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the uneral nom the residence
of her son-in.law, Henry s Hannis No. 92S n BROAD
A. M, without further notice. To proceed to Laurel
Hill.
sEMPLE-on the nth Instant, MATTHEW SEM
Pile, NJ d. aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are reSpec
fully Invited 10 attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence No 500 N. Broad street, on Tuesday afternoon
the 2lst instant O'Clock without further notice TC
proceed 70 Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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F CURT EDITION ]


81; LOUIS May Is.-The publishers of Mis-.
souIl s OUTSIDE OF ~. Louis held Convention
mere , yesSeroay, 10 consider the general inte
s sss OF the presa. About forty delegates were
etieeted, and the Convention adjourned to meet
The Laclede Races wilt couomeDce on Mon.
day next Between sixty and seyenty horses
be present " ~ 'iS' "iii
The Nebraska Legislature met yesterday, and
organlzep py the. election of w F. Chapin
speaker 1 OF me House; ]. s, Bowen Clerk; E. II.
rogers nresluent of the Senate; H. IT, IToibrooIy
flerk' uhe House 1stands:-Republfcan N:
Democfatss Sehate-RepubIlca B: Demo
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WHAT WE EAT AND WHAT is ITS CONDITION,
IMMEDIATELY CONCERNS ALL.-The health, ,
happiness, and the life of individuals are in
volved; and the man who eats wilted vege-
tables, stale meats, or milk, fruits, or any par
ticularly decomposed food will have his reward
in dyspepsia, complicated diseases, and death.
To avoid this is the duty of ali, and in no Que
mode can 1t be accomplished with so much ease.
with SO little comparative expense. and with so
REFRIGERAToR. Some have advantages SUI
perior to others,l but in all the qualities COM
bined, and in obvious improvements, none
brated Refrigerator can be obtained at J. s.
Clark's, No. zoos Market street. Call and ex-
anime ]