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NEWS SUMMARY.
llifY AHnirn. .

Another large meeting of the residents of
the Twentieth ward was held last evening, with
reference to the water question.
james Daley, who resides at No. 140l
Frankford road, lost over $4,000 yesterday, under
peculiar circumstances. The money in checks
and cash, was in a coat pocket Handing the
garment TO his wife, he went to attend to some
business in the neighborhood. His wife, think
ing he would be delayed in reaching the bs nix
where he was to make deposit, she started
with the coat to find him. Going but few
steps she dropped from the pocket the money,
consisting of a check on the kensington Bank
for S2690'15 a check on the Union Bank for
800, check on q Baltimore bank for Sll'50,
and $500 in cash, Information was at once left
at the Kensington Bank to stop the check, and
this was done. Mr.. Daley alleges that at the
Union Bank the officer refused to stop the check
unless the drawer presented himself. He started
after him, but finding the distance considerable,
returned and requested q delay of two hours
until he could find the drawer. During his
absence the check was presented and paid.
Last evening, at 7'30 o'clock, Albert p.
Smith, of Conshohocken, was stabbed by a
young woman named Emma Smith, on the pave
ment near Tenth and Coates streets. Emma re-
sides at No. 907 Green street, and bears no very
reputable name. The origin of the difficulty
between the two was jealousy on the part of
Emma, who was enamored OF smith and labored
under the belief, as circumstances seemed to in
dicate, that he was growing cold While walk
inc at the place mentioned, she drew jack
knife and inflicted deep and ugly cash on his
thigh, and followed this up with plunge of the
knife into the mans side just above the right
hip; he dropped to the pavement and cried for
help. Officer George Trinkle, of the Eighth
district arrived at the scene. Smith was taken
into drug store, and from thence conveyed in
n carriage to the hospstal. His injuries are
pronounced serious, though they may not prove
fatal Emma accompanied the officer to the
hospital, where she manifested great concern,
for She said she 'loved him, but when she had
arrived at the Central Station, she remarked that
she "guessed it didn't hurt him much, and tried
her best to be vivacious. She appeared well
known to the officers, and has more than once
come under their direct surveillance. She will
have a hearing this afternoon before Alderman
Kerr at the Central Station.
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Stoical view Of the stowe Scandal.
40 ne Editor Of the EUening Telegraph.
The newspaper press, while steadily declaring
that the subject is unfit for general reading, per-
slstently keeps 1t before the public by ill-na-
tured and harsh criticism of Mrs. Stowe in the
Byron article.
1t has been called by every disagreeable and
odious appellation to be found in the language.
IA hideous story" IA disgusting revelation" 4"
IA frightful skeleton disentombed," etc. etc.
Abusive epithets will make the matter no better,
will not right any wrong, nor elevate the
writers in the estimation of just and discri-
minatng mind Ugly stories have been told
before, and the highest authority has thought fit
TO put on record such as might shock the sensi-
bilities of this fastidious generation.
In view of the apparent honesty of purpose,
and generous motive of justifying misrepre-
sented lady, let us have little charity, and at
least suspend judgment of Mrs. Stowe till q
further hearing. An age which furnishes apo
logists for Judas 1scariot, and abundance of
doubters of the authority and wisdom of the
great Teacher himself, may be mistaken in esti-
mating the exact amount of odium which
should attach to a disclosure in itself not plea
SAINT, but which, by the severe and just laws of
retribution, may be visited on crime to remote
generations.
Mrs. Stowe is able to defend herself, and
doubtless WILL in a way as conclusive as was the
key to her former work. Gentlemen of the
press, American and English, forbear little If
this recital has been prompted by feelings mag
unanimous and true, it cannot be evil in its
results.
All "good intentions" are certainly not applied
to the "paving" process in celebrated torrid
locality
"Theres divinity that shapes our ends,
Rough hew them as we Will"
Philadelphia September 20, 1869. Y.
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Brig Mountain Eagle, Burgess, from 81, john ~ B for
PHILADELPHIA before reporsed ashore Dyers island got
off nth inst.
Briggs Mary Q. Oomery, Comery hence for Salem, and
Annandale Warren, hence for Boston, returned TO
Holmes Hole 18th inst.
schr Thomas Bosden, wrghtington from FAN River
Philadelphia, at New York 18th inst
Schr r.. @. Irwin, Little, hence at Portsmouth, N H.,
10th inst.
nah 10th inst for South Amboy
Schr John M Taylor Fowler hence, at Tompkn's Cove
schr Maggie Mcneil, Snow, was loading at Savannah
10th inst, for north side of Cuba.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The Trinity House, London, has given notice that the
Lighthouse which for time past has been
Of erection the Wolf Rock off the lands End south
Of England, being now far advanced towards
peton IL is Intended about the first day of January
exhibit from It, at elevation llO feet above high
revolving light showing alternate flashes of rod
and white at intervals of 30 seconds
Further particulars will be published in due
The HaIbor Commissioners Of the Isle OF Man have
notice that and after the 18th August, 1852
light will be exhibited between sunset and SUNRISE
from the outer end OF the breawater works in Port
Erin, on the west coast of the Isle of Man.
The light viii be fixed light, elevated % feet
above high water and in clear weather should be seen
from distance Of about miles.
Vessels entering Port Erin should keep the light the
starboard hand The position of the light will be ad
vanced as the work proceeds.
BY order, W. B. SHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board Washing
ton d. O., Sept. .. 1862
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REQUESTS.
The win Of Mrs. sarah Phipps,

The viii of Mrs. Sarah Phipps, admitted to
probate yesterday, contains the following be-
quests:-To the Philadelphia Society for the EN-
ployment and Instruction of the Poor, a ground-
rent of $50 per annum; School for Colored
Children (under the control of the Monthly
Meeting of Friends), a. ground-rent of $5i;
Female Society OF tlmiaSdelphia I'm Tor the Relief
rcnt Of ses'50 Northern Association for the Re-
lief and Employment of the Poor, ground
rent OF pounds, shilings, pence per apnumi
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ARRIVED YESTFRDAv

Steamship Roman, Boggs a hours from Boston, with
%h G0 and
Sn and Wife T Bssson S5otsHr Mr. %%s S9a @ NJ sSh
Mr. Gebhsrt Mr. W Dennis and WIFE, and f. EWnii1g, WHEY,
from TroOn passed bay one 6araue nance un
Steamer james Green, Pace 9s hours from Richmond
via Norfolk with, with mdse to "; r Clyde Go.
mSse to W, P GSde 4 Co. HiS from Ne" YORK; with
with mdse. to "; Z. Clyde 4 Co. -''" i0rA
9sg Phelps h r5 Brown "a hours from New York.
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, "a hours from New York.
Itai barque Pasqaale AielIO Nasa n days from Iiy
sugar to " Welsh vessel to WoFSman q: with
dad with m9l1sses to Geo. O. Carson Go@vessel to L.
sohr fOttie Taylor days from Boston, with mdse to
ws sSh s q 10 ap as E. Bs%sy ES ds % from Port Deposit Md
SehT -Four Sisters Laws day from Milford, Del, with
nsS sphE 'h Wm ISvnsoPd MfNtt day from Froderica
Tug Hudsop Nicholson, from Baltimore. with tow Of
tow q bsTReS to w. F. oiydo Co. 'r'0'''@'' with
SPOKEN.
Wolf New York for Antwerp Sept B. at s. s. long me-
SSaus 81 s oSyagS THTneE seP d ~ dr &S 81 M a. Eng 70
by barque Abraham skae, Gregersen at this port 18th
SS Is sept at'@ Thss 4TfsfS following boat. left
here IN tow this morning. ,,,,, 49,
terson Lppncott
Flora, with lumber for New York
Mary, with anthracite COAL for Wilmington
Charlie and Carrie with grain to VIM 5. Smith Co.
oo'repoSTdksssTS sTS e TIE ,7as ,E7ssYing 9gqgn ,,
NEW YORK OFFICE, Sept: 2l.-Seven barges leave in
tow tonight for Baltimore, light
| ~ N: T.: Hannigsn, with ice. for philadelphia,
bArges leave in tow tonight eastward: -
q; H. Stewart; Ellen Fannie Goddard and j. j. Grit
tenden, all with coal for New York.
Jane Elliott, with coal, for Chester.
| PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE Sept 2l.-1he barges
Union Delight aud E. A. Weed left for Baltimore with
coal, last night. L. S. o.
MEMORANDA. -
steamship Prometheus, Gray Charleston for Phi
iadephlt has on board 4a bales upland cotton 20 90
\ dies
Brig La Rochelle oaerO hence. at Gibraltar asth ut
and sailed ooth ior Genoa.
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Steamer ii. L; Cav, Her. Baltimore, A. Groves Jr.
Tug Thomas jefferson, Allen, Baltimore with TOW of
barRes, w. p. Clyde a. Co. WV VI
Tug Chesapeake Merrihew, Hayrede with tow oF
barRes, w. z. Clyde 4 Co. ~ ~ :" w" W
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CLFARFD YFSTFRDAv

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regular lines
The steamers for or from Liverpool call Queenstown ex
cept the Canadian lne which call at Londonderry The
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1875.
The White House is being repaired.
President Grant leaves Washington, Pa, for
Washington d. c., to-day.
Secretary Boutwell, and Commissioners
Delano and Capron will attend the Georgia State
Fair.
Senator Sumner will preside over the Re-
publican State Convention OF Massachusetts, on
Wednesday.
Hugh Coffen the murderer of McManus,
Jamaica Plain, Mass, has been indicted for viii
full murder.
Louisa w. Miner, charged with poisoning
the family of DR.. Jeaners, of Lowell, has been
discharged.
Nearly five hundred dollars have been sub
scribed by the Pennsylvanians in Washington
towards the Avondale Fund.
Ex-Governor Marcus l.. Ward of N. j., has
been nominated but declines to run, as the Re-
publican candidate for Mayor of Newark.
Judge Fisher has declined to instruct the
jury to discharge Shurman, the alleged robber of
the Treasury Department, for irregularity in the
indictment.
1t is believed that at the next Cabinet meet
ing some definite action will be taken on the
Cuban question: and q Minister to China will
also be settled upon.
"A patent for two thousand feet of Transyl-
vania Lode, in the Philadelphia Mining District
Nye county, Nevada, has been issued to the
Silver Bend Mining Company.
The Republicans of Bedford county regard
the denomination of the Hon. III. Stutzman, of
Somerset for Senator, with much dissatisfaction.
All proceedings in the Erie-Susquehanna
Railroad war have been adjourned until October
!. Robert j. Banks and James McQuade have
been appointed receivers by mutual consent
Foreign Affairs.
Prussia is about to annex the Grand Duchy
of Baden, it is rumored.
The arfstocracy of Berlin ignored the Hum
boldt celebration because the Liberals took part
in the affair.
Japan is in an unsettled condition. The
paper currency is at a discount, and much spuri-
Gus money ahoat.
"A grand demonstration in favor of inn
prisoned Fenians took place in London last
night. Resolutions urging the pardon OF the
political offenders were adopted
The IrishHan newspaper says that either
England must release the Fenian prisoners OF
acknowledge that her promise to Ireland OF q
better government was q lie.
The London Post says that Napoleon advises
reconcilatory measures at Madrid towards Cuba
and non-interference at Washington. The latter
is just what he wished in the Mexican case.
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TOHN FARNUM & CO., COMMISSION MER
O chants and Benufacturers OF Oones oga Ticking eto
No. ss5 CHEsNUT Street, Philadelphia IL WINS
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Steamship Prometheus, Gray, from Charleston for Phi
adephii has board 49 bales upland cotton, 70 do
Serns and dom sites ~ do waste 20 do s barrels
dies - '
Brig La Rochelle, oAforO, hence, at Gibraltar 2sth ut
and sailed ooth ior Genoa.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,cs see Fir.

For additional Marine Ne,cs First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
sun RISES. 646 MOON RISES. 642
Sun SETS. .569 HIGH WATER 24i
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
JOHN o. JAMES, J
@. b. DURBOROw, COMMITTEE THE MONTH,
THOMAS l. GILLESPIE, }
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SHlRRlNQ.
es, CHARLESTON, 8. C
- :,
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
FAST FREIGHT LINE.


The Steamships PRoMETHEUs, Captain Gray, and
j. w. EVERMAN, Captain Hinckley,
WILL FORM A REGULAR WEEKLY LINE.
The steamship rRoMETHEUs win sail on
THURSDAY, September 23, at p. NJ.
Through bills OF lading given in connection with
S. c. r. r. to points in the South and Southwest.
Insurance at lowest rates. Rates Of freight as low
as by any other route. For freight, apply to
222tf DOCK STREET Wharf,.
Es FOR LIVERPOOL ANE
;aS S;isamoTs appointed to sail as ot foi
Ilty 5aitimore via Halifax Tuesday, Sept. 81, at1PM
t o Of PS PPEfSP saaTsy sasqESay 6s SeP az ~ p At NJ
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday
from fler M 49, " N0fsa RATES ThasS5 OF PASSAGE.
rf sAfF ESSsE
10 rion FsT iS iS TO TO FSTis' FFSnson
PASSAGE 4yF PT ctnE ITE TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX
!, T., PAYABLE inGeld. Payable in Currency
HafaF % HGiifaST Is
s. 'f9n R4an56 s. y 3B8hns BFans e.
Passengers forwarded to Havre. Hamburg, Bremen,
Tickets can be bought here moderate rates by per
For turthe information apply at the Companys Office
J0aN SS u DALE 6oNNS2 66S5Got NH Z PFF0RARRkAX FRk
40 No al CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
1sn ONLY YDIRECTL1NETo oFRANCE
&ssIsigssc THE THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC
BRFST. "a
The splendid new vessels on this fayore route for
Continent will sail from Pier No. go North river ever.
Saturday. ' WV
PRICE OF PASSAGE
in gold on'odi9E Fo yias1 BREsr OR HAvRE.
First Cabin $40 Second Cabin. ......SS
TO PARIS
- Including railway tickets, furnished on board)
First Cabin. .$l45 Second Cabin. .... Sa
Medical attendance free of charge.
10 ratu
nent OF Europe by taking the steamers Of this
unnecessary risks from transit by English railways AM
crossing the channel besides saving time trouble
pense. GEORGE MACK ENZIE, Agent.
No 5S BROADWAY, New York
Company, to RI T. TE 4 Is PPie'
lsIS NO. ~ OHESNUT Street.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In 0esrsesswu.

HxBKR TENT, No. II I. o. OF RscHABrrpe
held regular meeting az their hall. corner o,
High and Prospect streets, lest evening, wher
the following manned ofacers were ele .ted q
serve the ensuir G term OF six months. Shep.
herd. John 7. Love; Chief Ruler, John A. 10y
Deputy Reler, q. A. Liftle)ohn; Financial
Scribe, Wuf. Mcdonald; Tressurer. II. H. b
Howes; Recording Scribe, II. Grimm; Levine,
samuel Fox; Inside @ Guardian, james Bremen
Outside Guardian. J. r. Lewis; Chaplain, G.
Zimmerman; Trustee. A. Prather, Past Chief
Ruler, James Wallace, Jr.
Observation-Disclosures afternoon, while the
Trinity Church School picnic Was in progress
a. Green Spring., little 10y, named William
hazel, about II years of age, fell from swing,
oreakihe both bones OF his left arm, near the
wrist He was taken 10 his home. and DR. L.
kitchie called in, Who set the fractured limb.
TEE POTOMAC Boar OLuB-The practice
boat recently purchased by this club arrived
Yesterday, and Is quite a substantial looking
craft. It's dimensions are: Length, 80 feet with
$ ieet inches beam; weighs ise pounds; lie ar
RANGED Tor four oars, mot Outraged. } and cost
sioo' IL Is Intended solely for a practice boGt
RIVhR fRoHr.-Entered-SRa John
Gioeon. Winters, New York; and Columbia.
Harper, Baltimore.
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pRoPosALs FOB sTArIoSERY.


ssalsd Ps.p.s... Toy farm shins che follsSins
s ss,h s Gay q July lss :, Y C,clo.k N;
Six gross 5 inch Inkstands, No sls. glass stoeser.
I"s,vs gross s's-fnch IDkstsnds, No Sos, glass
Three srOss 4 inch Inkstands. No scs, sis.s stop
Two hundred thousand white Envelopes. s,.,.s.:
'G .s ss.ssss snSqssnd white Envelopes .,
One ha6drsd tSoussnd White Envelopes. Nc, .n.,;
bhnk iorns for bidding viii be furnished u,ou
The Re. I'm Be considered and accepted or re-
.9entrscts must be executes By the .ucoe.ssai
within ten days after being called upon %
The articles contracted for mus. Be Furnished
pursuant t. orders from the depsrtnent The En-.
IRE quantities, viii, however, be called for During
ksch proposal must Be signed by the individual
S @,S r% 2. mskins IT, end es .ceomssni.d = bond
z sstsf s:s's s, p De
vim sced and .1cisss soSs fSn 81 ar
nishins such portion Of the articles ss may Be
An deliveries win be subject to inspection by a,
essPert Setaied for TIE purpose By the secretsry
article viii be deemed sufheispt cause 70 snnul the
Deliveries must he free Of charge At IN. rr...,r,
The failure @ comply with any one order under
the contract viii operate - tue forfeiture OF the
s2,,re rsnsiy q the boss or the secretary Of the
nsss:.sIy 2 :psllI Che eefceney caused ~ saos s
eessnm the .Sel IL ssa e. e.s s per
sery TO pay f.r such articles
Vii o pos y satstsctory bond
ssv,Idec ONLY TO as'etlshed msnufsctarers OF. or
GE0RaE BOUTWELL,.
less-eoim SECRETARY OF the Treasury.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RlY THOS. kOWLIN0, Aucuop.er. a 10000

nAhkhT sTkEEr, -BHTMGEs secoSU
Il On FRIDAY AFrSRNOOS July seth, q,
E:: ga O'Clock, will sell, in front OF the prem
3ises, part Of Lots $50 ant I5l, fronting 3 feet
on the east sce q MARKET street, tet seen % aud
sd streets. by depth of 100 feet a. u foo alley
he lmprovements consist o.; Q new Weii brili
Ersme DIV, ling HoIse cot taining tea rooms
with Pas and water and good cellar
Toms: One.thitd cash: balsnce in and IL
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
on the property. Conveys pe and eta q Dc at he
eost 81 purchaser Sl0 will pe required when the
properly lie struck off.
Usd THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. w bite, Surgeon ChiropodIst.
OF twelve years prac ical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and es ablished at
a2& Pennsylvania avenue, between J. aud 9th
streets, since 1851, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, Chilblains, Club and lrgrowing
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, without
pain or inconvenience TO the patient The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers TO the many eminen, physi-
clans, surgeons and thousands OF other respon-
slbie persons who patroniZs his establishment
Hours from q. m 70 y. N. Owing 10 press
OF business at Office, Dr. White Is unable to
visit patients a. their residences except bet ween
6 and n
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10y rhOs, pOWLIN0, Auct,r; oeorg.to.,

VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY ON
IHk CuRNEk OF THlkD AND fRIDRRlCk
sTkhE1s. At AuCTION,
On MONDAY AFTHRNOOH. August 2 1859, at
soclock, ill cell in front Of the premises. Lot.
Ms 81, e., and part Of % IN Realty & bsskins'
addtt't n to GEORGETOWN. fronting $50 feet ON the
socth se OF Third street and lss feet the west
stee OF Frederick street. This property is 10 the
tmmt date vicinity of the Con vent, and commends
itseif TO the attention Of those in want of good
building Lots, and viii be sold as o whole or
diNfr ed to suIt purchasers
Terms Une third cssh; balance in 6 aud II
months, with tutsI rest, secured by deed Of trust
on the property. Convey aneios and STAN % 1T 10
cest OF purchaser or purchasers. So will be re-.
ouired on each purchase when the same is struck
OFF. THOMAS Do MING
cd
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SAYS PROMINENT medical man, Hof-s
Malt Extract IL q "natural enrichment Of the
materia medical" and ne having seen il used
In Europe in innumerable cases, spoke con-
scientifically from personal experience, ana his
opinion has been fully corroborated BY the Oh.
servations Of other American physicians.
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CHRAPHR THAN The CHEAPEST :.

CHHAPKR THAN THE CHEAPEST White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, Al IS, and upwards. I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from s. cents up wards.
Good Cotton Socks, pair for 2s cents. Hand
kerchlefs, already hemmed, for IS cents. The
best Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 cents a
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button.hole. 10 cents bog; and all other goods
At equally low prices, at Franc & 9oldman's,
Marble Hall, No. 45s 7th street, opposite Patent
Omce. 1,6,l:
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items are from the Gazette Of last evening
Military Commissioners.-By General Orders
NO: so, from military headquarters, the fol.
In this military district are hereby made and
published for the information of all con.
cerned:-Eignteenth Division-Eauquier, Oul.
Greene counties; Brsvet Brig. Gen. David b.
Mckibbip. Major u. s. Army. Station-War.
renton. Nineteenth Division-Loudon, Alex.
andria, Fairfax, Stafford and Prince William
U. s. Army. Station-Alexandria city. Tween.
tieth Division-FTederick, Clarke, Rocking.
ham, Psge, Shenandoah and Warren counties;
Capt. Clarence E. Bennett, l7th infantry. Sta.
Personal -Generai Robert E. Lee arrived
here on Saturday evening last, attended ser.
vice at Christ Church yesterday morning, and
sne e. :s me ~, seowsr it IN
OF his wife's relative, Mrs. A. n. Fitzhu4h.
Mr.. Horace Greeley, accompanied BY General
Wisewell. J. II. Shadwell, Warren Murdoch,
Daniel Miller, Governor Parsons, and Judge
via the Orange, Alexandra and Manassas
Railroad, on their way 10 Giles county, Va +,
TO inspect the lands OF the Metropolitan Mining
bcdy, in mat county, and in Hand county, and
In which they are largely Interested.
Properly Sale.-Clarens, the summer resi-.
dfhcr OF The late pr. H.nry Cook, on the SEM
mary Hill, about three miles from this city
has been sold 10 the Hon James NJ. Mason, for
merry distinguished member Of the United
Siaes Senate from vIrsInIa, for $4,000. Mr..
Mason will reside at Clarens.
U rCfRfd ifiJu sters-Amongst the Cuban fill.
busters under Coi. Ryan who were arrested on
6aIdiner's Island. New ORR. few days since,
arc sent To Fort Laiayette. We md me names
OF tne following from This STATE, VIZ: j. Slater,
Petersburg: q. X. White. Alexandra; J. II.
Isylor, Loudon; ]. N. Billiard, Charlottes.
Vile.
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TIE eRIArBsr relief imaginable can be At.
foroed this warm weather BY wearing one OF
those elegant suits selling at such astonishing
ly lev prices Al the celebrated OAK Hall cloth
ing store, $50 Seventh street. opposite the Post
Once. where, in addition to eentlemsn's Han
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah na Pogus. drab
etc alpaca and linen suits, childreu's Carl.
oalde suits in Rrea variety are also - be had at
the most reasonable prices. 26,6
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A NEW BRAUTIFYING AG8Nr.-All dentri.
frIces had their drawbacks until the sal ubri-
ous Bark Of the Soap Tree was brought from
zodont the most wholesome. reliable and de-
lightful article for the Teeth that brush was
ever dipped into. eos