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7 ECTURES,-A NEW COURSE OF LEU
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j. VAUGHAN NERRICK WILLIAM Il. NERRICK
JOHN Il. COPE.
@ OUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
- WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINIST4,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam EnRinea
tor Land, River, and Marine Service
Boilers Gasometerg, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings OF all kinds either iron or brass.
Railroad Stations, etc
Retorts and Gas Machinery. of the latest and most
improved construction. ~
Every description of Plantation Machinery and
Sugar, saw, ana Grlst Mills. Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Detecatorg, Filters, Pumping ian.
gines, etc. -
Sole Agents for N. Billeuxs Patent Sugar BoiIIn
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer. am
Asplnwall d. WoolseyR Patent Centrifugal SugR
Draining Machine. 0Sj
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have been completely out Of debt to-day, and
no one can for moment doubt, VINO mas
studied their characters, that they "ouio %
largely in funds; so that the Government IN
strict Justice should not only in pardonlng
them pay all of their old debts, but put them
in that financial condition which we might
fairly infer they would have been in had
their actions not been interfered with by the
officers of the Government see HOODS VS.
Dobbs, English edition of 1918.
These debts of these unfortunate individuals
now referred to, will be found to have been
contracted in the laudable efforts of trying to
improve their personal appearance, and to
develop their resources, and were in no wise
created with view to cheat their creditors.
1t is exceedingly difficult, at the present
time, to estimate the exact loss, in pecuniary
point, this action of the police has occasioned
to the parties under consideration. If the ex-
listing plans of the parties .for making money
previous to their arrest are prostrated by the
officers, then the profits naturally arising from
those prostrated plans, as near as can be ascer-
tanned, should be made good by the Govern
ment whose agents the police detectives of the
OlSIIlCJ W6Ies
The debts of these individuals, thus legiti-
mately incurred, when accurately ascertained,
will, it is believed, approximate a hundred
dollars, and are held not only by our own citi-
zens, among whom are residents Of the Dis
trict that have always remained loyal to the
Union, but by foreigners, particularly the
Jews, who have lent considerable sums on
jewelry which time has proved to be utterly
worthless as security; therefore some action
is required on the part of the Government to
keep faith with Abraham Isaacs, Isaac
Jacobs, and others who have thus been the
victims of misplaced confidence in the honesty
of certain citizens of this Republic. 1t is
worthy the consideration of Congress and the
country whether, if the Federal Government
by action were to assume such obligations
it would not seriously impair the credit of the
nation; Or on the other hand, whether the re-
fusal of Congress to guarantee the payment of
the debts of the so-called "Knuckle Benz and
s'Coppy' would not be viewed as a violation
of good faith and reputation by the holders of
these old accounts, which have been legally
incurred.
(Signed) ANDRoo JoHNsING.
Given at Washington, D. C.
Attest STANBERY & BLACK.
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July.
uToudav. 10 The merchants of Boston agree
to refuse to employ clerks who are mem
bers of Base Ball Clubs. This movement
will put "short stop on the game among
clerks out of situations,
gruesday, I6.-Don Quixote McMullin and
Sancho Panza Barnes attack the Hope
Engine house, and only wound two or
three police officers. The Alderman is q
Hopeless case.
"wednesday, 17,-General Slckles sends q
communication to Congress, telling them
that his carriage and horses don't cost the
Government anything. The horses were
present from former Mayor of that
city.
Thursday, 1S.-Holiday in the City Council
Chamber. "All quiet along the entry
The janttor engaged in sweeping down the
cobwebs that hung around the room, spun
from the members brains.
Friday, 10.-Tall swearing at the Surratt trial.
The testimony ELECTED from the present
set Of witnesses shows that none of the
former witnesses can be believed on their
oath.
Saturday, 2O.-SERIES COLUMN DAY The
Editor having studied the Presidents late
Message, advocates the propriety of Penn
sylvania applying for reconstruction on
the principles there set forth. Her debt
would be quite an argument.
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~
WVNO SUpYEN s<S>Es
NUMBER CXXIX.
NUMBER cxxIx.

DIET FOR MENTAL DYsPEPTICs. AND A CURE
FoR HY-PooHoNDRIA, HYPOCRISY, or ANY
COMPLAINT OF A ny ORDER
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.IIlIY.

SHORT METRE-ILLoG1oAL OBSERVATIONS FOR
THE WEAK.
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THE NAP OF THE POPE.

"Over ten thousand French soldiers and
priests were at the Centenary celebration OF
st. Peters. Napoleon III is determined to use
all means to keep the Pope in power against
the wishes of all Italy. y."-BOreign Paper.
I've been Rome in-I've been Rome in,
Keeping PIUs in his seat;
Now Pm coming-now Pm coming,
Having tired off my poor feet.
I've been Rome in-I've been Rome in,
Climbing up the holy stair;
Now Pm coming-now Pm coming,
Leaving PIUs ruler there.
I've been Rome in-I've been Rome in,
With ten thousand Frenchmen strong;
Aren't coming-Aren't coming,
Coming it un common strong?
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PORTRAITS OF ''coPPY'' AND s'KNuCKLE BENZ
IRON PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE POSSESSION OF MR.,
SEWARD.
transmit herewith the opinion of the Attor-
ney-General and myself as well as that of the
keeper of the prison, on the information called
for by the resolution of the Senate, requesting
the President to communicate to the Senate
Cepies of all papers respecting the pardon of
criminals held by the Government as prisoners
guilty of crimes against the law Of the land.
In answer to the resolution would say that,
on careful revision in my own mind of all
the circumstances respecting "Ben's" and
"COppy's" confinement, their pardon is not
only demanded by all constitutional rights,
but in my opinion all their previous debts
which they owed to their many credit ors
before their arrest should be assumed and paid
by the United States Government. The
Attorney General thinks, and argues very
Justly that these men being in confinement in
the Old Capitol Prison, charged with crimes
that may or may not be true, are deprived OF
the privileges of labor whereby they might
accumulate enough money to pay debts
Il
them previous to their incarceration.
According to the testimony, "Coppy" owedfor
four weeks board with his landlady, a respect
able woman for all that appears to the con-
trary, and who is entitled to the,protectiOn of
the Constitution of the United States; and
s'Knuckle Ben,'' so called, owes various bills
throughout the city, not the least of which is
washing bill with a colOred family of this
District, also claiming the protection of the
Constitution of the United States, and both of
them and their cOnfederates owe liquor bills,
which ought to be paid, and were contracted
for with good faith, at least on the part of the
creditors.
II must further be borne in mind that the
bills contemplated in this opinion of mine and
the Attorney Generals, were all cOntracte ed
previous to their difficulties with the police
authorities of this District, and, to all appear.
ances to the contrary, were contracted when
no such thing as an arrest was in prospect.
Their keep in the Old Capitol Prison must add
TO the National Debt, now already too large,
according to the universal opinion of we'll
informed persons on the subject, and the dis
.barpe of them and their pals, so-called, will
a full pardon for their crimes-if crimes they
be-is the only way at present see OF reducing
this enormous debt, which now amounts tt
over two thousand millions of dollars.
Resides. as the control of "Coppy" anC
GBen," with their pals, Is placed under IN
nolioe. who are officers of the Government Tn
dobts and preyious liabilities of those partle
40 nlaoad must be assumed by the placee, o
tba rarties under whom said parties are
Dlaced. See Wheatons international La"
Tome xixxv, Sec. c., Div. W., Stat. d pE
sO4l, where this principle is most plainly an an
lengthily argued. Had "Knuokle Ben an al,
"Coppy, i" 50 called, been pursuing prOh'aOi
business all this time they have been locke
up, which, from their talents, / take it as Col GO,
oedsd they are fully capable Of doing, the
would, from all that appears to the contrary
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The German journals state that the Prince
of Tour and Taxis, whose death had Lbeen first
announced and then oontradicted, and whose
state had somewhat improved, has now sue
cumbed to the malady from which he was suf-
fering. His Highness, as has been mentioned,
was brother-in-law TO the Emperor of Austria,
from having married an elder sister of the
Empress Elizabeth.
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ALMANAC AND DIARY.

BY OUR SERIES EDITOR.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Congress was engaged yesterday in hurrying

through the House, and into the Senate, where
it is understood it will pass unanimously, and
90 to the President for his veto.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The Law in Reference to National Liza
bilities-A Mastery Paper.

DIAIIIes-A MnsIeFIy Paper
The following is the message transmitted to
the Senate in reference to the Pardoning of
'KnuCkle Benz "Coppy," and others out Of
the Old Capitol Prison, where they are now
held for bounty jumping, theft counterfeiting,
and murder Of loYal citizens
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Fisherman to his Nearly DroOned Compa-
nion-''Look here now, Simpson that is the
third time you have done that just as had a
bite. If you do it again Il come over there
and punch your head -
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The Markets.


BAtTISoRr, April ! Howard 81. Super Flour
Sll 0OG II so heat, - 80 20 ; 30: Corn
white, l01ta lo9 cts. yellow, l03Gt los cts Rye,
$50 cts. Oats, 6s cts.
Buifimore Cattle Market, Norch %
The receipts Of cattle during the week amount
tai a44 head. I'm the early part of the week there
was good deal ofactivty in the cattle market,
and prices were advanced somew hat, under a
speculative inquiry only, but subsequently, decin-
cd 10 about the same figures rs last week at which
the market this morning opened brisk
Towards the close, however, IL became very
sluggish, and but for the speculative inquiry n
bovc noticed would have declined II closed duh,
without any material change in prices
The entire receipts Of the week were disposed
of, some 100 having been taken to Eastern mar
kets without being offered here. Prices ranged
from u 10 9 cts
Seymour Il Wclton sold 81 good Ohio cattle
for their own account at sf@.9s cts. - fair H.
cattle for their own account at s2G.sE cts 81
fair III. cattle for their own account At ~ Ia 81 cts
SHEEP Sheep have been coming forward rather
sparingly during the past week, q ESQ head }
aud the market, has favored sellers :Nthcy may
le quoted firm ut 80, Gets. gross, for fair TO good
sheep. rrt-f-.--F. .-rs0 AZ ---9r,rief I. ~
Hoes The supply during The week has been
rather limited, 2,45G head, and the mark etwas
firm at an advance of | ct. r. III. At the close
to-day good hogs may he quoted firm at II. III
cts. nctt.-COm.
On the lst Gold closed at 1875, in New York
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Know Thy Destiny.

NtBtTE " r. THonS1OS ihc great Englisb As-
trblopist, Clsiryoyaut aud Psych0metrician, who
hes asionishcd The SCIENTIFIC classes Of -the Old
World hns howtl oeatcd herself ~ Hudson y y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow
CTS Of second sight ~ 20 enable her 20 imrsrt
edge Of the greatest importance 20 The sin
sic or married % either sex. While in n state q
frame she dclneats the very features of The per-
son SOU are 90 marry, aud by The aid ofan insigu-
rncut 81 incnse power, known ss-tho Psychohlo-
thcr WITH date OF marriage position ia life, lead
ing traits ofcharacicF, a. This IS no huhbug
~ thousands 81 testimonials can assert She will
send when desired certified certificate, or written
Euarantce, that the picture BE- what it purports 70
be- lIy enclosing = small lock Of hair and sta
fing Place 81 birth, age disposition and complex
ion, and enclosing hfty cents aud siaanrcd cmyfl-
orc addressed 10 yourself, yod win receive fhc
picture and desired ini0I nation by return mail
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, tho world-roEOwncd
Astrulogist and SomnambuliStic Cluiryoyant
while ia acarvovant state, dclincatcs the very
features Of the person YOU are 10 marry. and by
the aid OF an instrument Ofintense power, known
as the PsyChOmOir0pe, guarantees 10 produce n
perfect aud ife-Iikc picture Of the future husband
wife of thc applicant with date of marriage
occupation. leading traits of character, &c. This
is no imposition, re testimonials without number
can assert. by stating place Of birth age. dispo-
ton color of ewes and hair. and enclosing fifty
cents, and stamped envelope addressed 20 YOUR
sclf Won viii rcccisc The. picture by return mail
together With desired inforinafi0n.
Va. Address in confidence, .NADABs-G nrHrpr
RFYNCroS j. q. I'ox 297 West Troy, y. Y.
EIs~A GoUNG Lazy returning IN her
country home after a sojourn Of a few months in
the City, was hardly recognised by her friends
ln place Of q coarse rustic. flushed face. she had
q soft ruby complexion Of almost marble smooth
ness, md instead of twcnty-three she really ap-
pcared but eighteen. Upon inquiry rs 10 the
cause 81 50 great change, she plainly told them
that she used The CirCa-Siau Balm,
and considered tan invaluable acquisition " Ruy
Lady toilet. liy IFS use any Lady or Gentleman
ran improve tbeir personal appearance auhuadrcd
fold IL issimple 90 ifs cOJnbinafon as Nature
hcrsdfis simple, yctunarpassscd in it, efficacy
In drawing impurities from, also healing cleans
ing and bcautifying tiic skin aud complexion
By It's direct nrtiou or the cuticle " draws from
IL a. us impurities, kindly hesiiug tie same and
leaving The surface as Nature intended u should
be, clear. soft, smooth aud beautiful. Price ~
sent by Mail or Express, on rcccrt u an order by
W. l.. CLARK 4 co. Chemists,
No. 3 West Fayette 81 Syracuse y. y.
a. q
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NIArRRIED.

In the Green SIning VALLEY. ON tho 2Gth Of
March, by Rev! NJ Raymond JosEru < FISHER
of Bath, Morgan county, 10 Miss MAnY BELLE
QrINN, of this county ... .rHn
Gin Wednesday evening Last. by the Rev G.. T..
Torrcyson, Mr.. Isaac OATS, of Mineral county 10
Miss MARANDA OATS, Of this county. w
On The 4th ult in tie German. Reformed
Church in Sharpsburg, Nd, by Rev John \. Adj
ans, Or. IusrCl GgEGG Gibson TO Miss ALIQE H.,
GRoyE, eldest daughter of Jacob II. Grove, Esq,
DISTINGUISHING, Md.
ON the 2Gth ult, ~ The Rev James Dcaty, Mr..
EDMrNp W. BoGGs, Of Pendlcton county TO Miss
l;sBEcct l.. SCluLTz, Of Hardy county -
On tnc 18th ult., by the Rev. YIN. Michael,
Nr. Mosrs FEAsrgg 10 Miss CATiIAnixE RoDEY, all
of Grant countv. . q H-i - f-s - .f'f
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
IN II, e;,I4rii anrte fIL,b,p.ttee 1an.


h, he Grc',i tonrtof IT,b,psLte Coanty.
George Millcson, &c conplainanis, $3.50
r. e vi p VI II 20 g.. - -
John II, Largcnt widow and heirs ,3defendhnts,
,EA4 aI tHJN tCIfANcgRY.
At the late March tern, Of sii,l Court, it was de-
creed, that this cause he referred 10 coInmis-
sioncr Of this court who shall settle he accounts
of Alexander Monroe, as Administrator OF John
H. targcnt dec d., and report specially the assets
in his hands liable TO the payment of debts he
shall also report the real estate Of which said John
H. fargent died seized. or which NAV be assets
or the payment Of his debts in tie power Of the
conrt he shall. also, ascertain and repor, the
debts with which the estate real aud personal az
said John ~ iargent. dec d., is chnrgeah.e and
shall hy advertisement published once week. for
four successive weeks in some newspaper printed
IN l.0innev, and posted at the front door Of the
Court-hoifse OF Hampshire county give noiice to
the creditors &C said estate 10 come Ia before him
and prove their debts" such publication 20 be
equivalent ~ personal service OF notice on ali par
ties interested.
The parties to this suit all the creditors of John
". lATgert, dec d., and all other parties inter
cs,cd, will Take Notice that ! have appointed
IF,daesdag Lts 2@fh day OF HprH, 1861, nj rsy Of
Gee in Roinnev 10 cxccutc the above decree
which tme,nnd place, al die cscditors of said
Largent. dec H.. must be prepared To- prove their
debts and demands against said estate. -
l WM g.. CLAYTON. 81
Master Commissioners c. c. a. G.
March - 1qc7 II =
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S p + CT 4 J. y o tt G ES
Free to Everybody.

large PIP. Circular. giving Information Of
the greatest importance to the young Of both sexes
1t teaches how the homcy may become lcnuii-
full the drspSed respected, and the forsaken loved,
No young lady or gentleman should fail to
send their Address and receive n copy postpaid
by return mail. Address p. O. Drawer, 81
I'm
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ID ED.

On Mil Greek, in this Co.. on SATURDAY last.
Miss cATnsaiNE HIGH: in about the Goth year of
her age.
On North River, in this county, on tis 2G,I
ult of consumption, Mr. Henry R'cntrps, in
about the 10th year Of his age.
In Grant county, on Thursday the 2Sth ult.,
Mrs. ELIzATErr GROVES, consort of Mr.. Zehulon
y. Glove, aged ii years. sSsfRAff4
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e-et Fffrse.r--a ~s.f+fts fsaast
w n I 8 K e r 8
os And F7tranf, fH
MUSTACHESi

LORtbD to grow upon the smoothcst FACE In
from three to five weeks bv using Ur. So
PIGNE 3 FIESTA UR 4 rET-R CiT'ILkifRE
the most wonderful discovery In modern sci-
encc, acting upon iilc Beard aud Hair in an al
neutrality-suspicious. manner. I, has bccu uscd by
the elite OF Paris and London with the most Hat
terng success. Names OF all purchasers will 10
registered and " entire satisfaction il not given
IN every instance, the money viii lie chccrfully
refunded. Price 10y mail, sealed and postpaid,
81 Descriptive circulars and Testimonials mail
ed free. address MERGER, SHUTS 4 70,
Chemists, No. 2sa River Street, Troy, New York.
Sole agents for The ntod States.
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SHORT CURRENCY-Thc first issue of
fractionalcurrency notes, generally called
short currency" is rcdccmabei in the same
manner as I'll other issues by the several AS
sistant Treasurers, and at all the dcsignat-
81 dcpositoricsi throughout the country
There is noreason for refusing to take them.
The short notes are as good as the long ones.
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e, -" In the Superior Court of Baltimore city. on
Saturday last, before Judge MtWrfx. A. NJ Ro-
GERS filed bill Of INJUNCTION TO res train THE Pu-
lice Commissioners from conducting the election
for Constitutional Convention, under an act of
the recent Legislature of MARYLAND
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m CHASTELLAR'S
w HIT e L 10 UlD
ENAMEL. ,ae &

For Improving 4 Bcautifying the Complexion.
81 The most valuable aud perfect preparation in
use inr giving the skin beautiful peari-Iike tiut
that V only found in youth. II quickly removes
Tnn, Frcckles, Pimplcs, Blo'chcs, Moth Patches.
Saiiuwncss. Erupiions mud NIL impurities Of tho
skin, Kindly healing the same leaving the skin
white and clear as alabastcr. Its use can not he
detected by the closest scrutiny. and being veg
ctabe preparation l. perfectly harmless. u Is the
only article of the Kind used by the French and
Is considered by the Partisan AS Indispensable 60
perfect toilet Upwards of 10 400 bottles were
sold dnting the past year a Sufficient guarantees
Of Us efficacy. Price only 55rpnts. Sent by mail,
postpaid, on receipt pf an ordcr by s. ,,
BERGER, SHUTS & Co, Chemists,
t 2s5 River ST. Troy, a.
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Ir-On Monday last the treaty with Enssia
for the purchase of the Russian American posses
sions was under consideration by the Senate
niittee on foreign relations for two hours, and
met With considerable opposition, il is said.
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teSy- Mr.. ALEXANDER SAUNDERS, of Jer-
Soy Mountain, some three miles east of this
place, has killed fifty red and grey Foxes
during the past month.
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sss- We haze received the April number Of the
iserieaR fsfrmer, published BY woRrmxGrox 4
LEWIS, Baltimore, Nd. The Farmer isa very n-
tercsing and useful agricultural periods cal -
Terms 81 year - -iis otta't'4~
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there's enc thing they don't see--although
their constituents feel il they don't see
the necessity of iifcnin the taxes"
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NO political dreamer" said Chief Jus-
tice Marshall, "ever was Wild enough to
think of breaking down State lines and COM
pounding the American people into one
mass. nTnI- rlIyTIN I. S-Ea II
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sTWesare prepared to print IIerse
Bills in good style, on short notice, and at
reasonable prices 7 .$ICEI 4
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Fouxp DEAD.-Mr. ADpisoN McCAu-
LEY, residing alone, on Tear Coat, in this
county, was found dead BY some of his
ncighbors, on his bed, one day last week
Nj NC, was in abOutthc Goth year of his
- nnretrnnH annN