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YHE COURTS.
The Bradley.Fisher Case.

DtrissoH Of Jysg. Wyie Adeeyse TO M Bradlsy-
J.dy~>Hss eGHHot Be fnpeacAsd ez,sptJor Error
q Le"-.erdfef for D.fesiant-cass Certified
Yesterday, after our report of the proceedings
in the case OF J. II. Bradley ag,. Judge Fisher
In the Circuit Court, Judge wylie, closed. Mr..
Harris AZ Ted time TO lack az some OF the eases
cileo oy Mr.. Cook, and suggested an adjourn-
Judge Wyhe said that further argument
would be useless. He had never heard Of
SUCH case as this, and he supposed nobody
had ever heard OF such case. l. was an ac-
non OF libel brought against Jutg. for . ju-
dicial order. That order impaired its own
verify.
After ease cited BY Judge Hughes had been
think gentlemen, you had better taks my deci.
Gon IN this case and 60 to the Sapreme
Court Ny opinions on the sabisct are so
strong, The opinion Of Judge Black In Passa-
more Wilhamson's case covered thus case CON-
caees.
The bona .fdes OF judge cannot be impugned
acted improperly or corruply. TSis Is the
universal current Of decisions. The Law has 80
much respect for the certainty Of judgments
eoa, . y VIII NOT allow Them to be imPeaeosd ex-
eept for error OF law. 1t was certain law thai
no action VIII lie against Judge for q judg.
ment made within the scope Of his iurisdictioa
ibis order was an order ia the case Of Sa rratt
An order made Furnishing for q contempt IN
the course OF a trial IL to be regarded as an or
der in the case, though the punishment be not
innicifd until the case is closed. The prosecu-
uon mad given In evidence the record Of q in.
d'cial order which was q complete answer 10
their action OF libel He wouid give the plain
nnevery opportunity for making mp q case to
go 10 the Supreme Court.
This morning, after the plaintiff had filed
MS bill OF exceptions to the railing of the court
verdic, was rendered for the plaintiff, and
Mr.. Bradley moved for a new trial on the ex-
ceptions, aud that the same may Be heard be-
fore the Court in General Term in the first
instance, and the court tnereupon certified the
cause to the general term. The second case of
trespass was then taken mp.
ORPHANS COURr, Judge PurceU.-Tn,s
morning. Clara Il. S,eefe qualified as executor
OF Aso6el Steele; bond ei,0D. John b. Blake
ana Moses Kelly qualified As executors Of
Joshua Pierce; oond S2t0,UO0. Michael Gar.
WINS will was nled, fully proven. and admit.
teo to probate, and letters testamentary were
issued to Jeremiah Carroll as executor; bond
Sa0O. A copy OF the will of John Beckiey
was Med for probate. The following accounts
were approved and passed: First OF guardian
TO q. X. Pickett, second OF guardian to vi sra
and Helen Meyer. and first and fnal of execu.
tors OF w. L. Hodge.
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EASE RAII.

with the OlySpies-The Red sseekin-s
Visssrisus-fheir Departure for Home
The second match game between the r d
Stockings OF Cincinnati, and the Olympics OF
this city, took place yesterday afternoon on
the National Grounds, in the p.esen.e of a
large concoorse OF spectators. The game yestsr-
the two nsaes holamg each other pretty well
until he nth inning, when the Cincinnati went
In and took the lead, and won the game BIZ a
score OF rs TO 5. a pornoa Of the spectators az
different times during the game evinced great
deal OF dissatisfaction &C the decisions OF the
umpire, on two or three occasions heotine and
Kissing much 20 the oisgpst Of the fair minded
people present. The following Is the score
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IssIses.
Cincinnati

Ctncnnan..........2 o 0-i6
O1ymplc. ........l o o U o.
Fly Catches-Watermau ;, u. Wright 2, II.
Wright McFey ,, LEONARD I, Arisou I,
Brainard Ia. Wood 3, Reach ,, Force l.
Robinson I, Malone is.
lime OF Game-Two hours and ten minutes
Umpire-David Brdsall, National Il Use Bill
C!uo. ScorersLMesers. Harley and Miller.
The Cincinnati left the city last night in the
nine O'Clock train for home, stopping on the
way at wheeling 70 play the Baltic Club there
to-day. They were escorted TO the depot by
quite delegation OF the bsse ball fraternity,
AID went off highly pleased with their visit to
Washington.
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ATTIMPT TO ROB A Boyle Cuts one of his
Assditants.-This morning, A. Hamilton, aged
about fourteen years, while passing down the
avenue, and crossing TIN street, was attacked
by number Of boot blacks, who attempted to
take some money from him, but he succeeded
renewed the attack, one Of them using piece
OF hegshead hoop, when Hamilton drew his
knife and cut the boy in the side, making
slight wound. Oficer French arrested Ham.
lltor and took him before Justice Walter, who
held him 70 bail for hearing.
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CORPORATION OFYICBRs BoNDBD.-Mr. f
A. Boswell, the Collector elect, has filed his
bond In the sum Of e30,CO0 for the faithful per.
Torrance OF his duties, with Messrs. X. Bacon
Cook. Register elect, has also fled his bond in
the sum OF 5000 with Messrs. A @. Hall and
W. L. Bramhall a. sureties. The bond OF Mr.
Donegan, the Surveyor, 10 in the sum Of IS 600
with y. Donohue and Bernard Hayes - sure.
ties. These officers will enter on their duties
on Thursday, July LIST 4 ls
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i. u. X. M.-An election OF officers took
place Monday evening, Junecs, ls6g, in Seneca
Tribe Wigwsm i. 0. r. M. resulting as fol.
lows:-Winfeld s. Olive, Sschem: J. W. Moss,
81. Sagamore; w. Davr, yr. Sycamore; @. W.
Gray, Z. OF Records; w. McCatter, Asst. G. Of
Records; w. Otto, Keeper of Wampum. Rep
resentatives to Grand Council to be held, Juiy
gtn, in Georgetown. ID. O., at Logan wigwam.
w Wilson, ]. w. Mos. Z. p. House.
No. 8, /. 0. L. M, the following officers were
elected. E. Dement,, Sachem; J. F. Spring
man, Senior Sycamore; L. p. Sutor, Junior
Sycamore; John Mcllwaue, X. OF w.; q. of r.,
--; s. Sayron. Prophet
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ExCuRsIoH,-The congregation Of the Fifth
tlsiand) Beptfs. Church viii give grand ex.
eursion 10 0lymont on Thursday, the lst inst.
From the manner in winch former AFFAIRS OF
this kind have been managed By our Island
friends, We can bespeak tor all wso accompany
. day Of enjoyment. 30
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d1NTLK1BNs ALPACA AND DRAP D'Erl
SACK COATS, a very large assortment, nj low
prices.
White and brown Duck Sack Goats from So
6DO. T.. HRNNING, No. 5II 9Th street
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a PHYSICIAN WRITES TO Mr.. L. Hof:-"l
embrace the first opportunity TO investigate IL
more thoroughly, having long felt the need of
such an article In my practice as q substitute
LOT Ale and liquors, which are so much adul.
terated, etc." = ...' 10 e-- &
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WHITE LINEN DUCK SUITS,
Just the thing tor warm weather,
At liable l. Co.'S,
46S Pa. ave, under L. y Hotel
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CoRNe, &C.-Dr. w bite, Surgeon Chiropodist
OF twelve years prac ical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
IA Pepnsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Bunions, Chllblains, Club and Ingrowine
pain or neon venence to the patient. The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers TO the many eminent physi.
clans, surgeons and thousands Of other respon.
sible persons who patronize his establishment
Hours from q. m. to p. m. Owing to press
OF business at office, DIR. White Is unable to
visit patients a. their residences except between
and p. m.
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FATAL 10 PIE TxHrl are all acr,d prepara.
lions. They may bleach the enamel, but tney
as surely dissolve and destroy II. The mild,
impregnated WITH the SopoWss Of fhe famous
gopacal Soap Tree Of Ohili, 10 the only abso-
Iufeiy sac article Of its kind in the MARKET
ana protects the Teeth from all destructive
tartar. ,.-.-.-.---- = =. -
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TIE CINrRAL DoLLAR STORE, q Marie,
Space. between Sth and 9th streets, 10 In con.
slant receipt OF the latest novelties In the way
OF Jews;ry, Platsd Ware, Fans, Vases, 30.
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len FeR BALTIMoR1.-For the past few DAYS
the Washington and 0eorgetowu aud Great
Falls Ice Companies have been supplying the
dealers Of Baltimore with tons OF Ice nom the
hand. The former company have shipped
over one hundred tons under the supertntend.
ence OF Mr.. Bailey, whine the latter company
have also sent away their full share.
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An Acr for the relief of Fred. Rupp.

Be ii enacted BY TIE Board of Aldermen AVID Board
That the sum OF twenty dollars be, and the
same Is hereby, appropriated ont of the general
fund to enable the Mayor to reimburse Fred.
Rupp the amount Of fine imposed by Justice
Harper on the 9th day Of Mach, 1869, for an
alleged violation Of law; and that the Mayor be,
and ne il hereby, authorized and required 70
cause the said sum Of twenty dollars TO be
paid. fApproved. June 10, 1869.
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= $50 DOZEN EngiisA Socks, double heels ana
toee, 8a7S doPce, or - cents Der pair. ipst
reserved At efbie Hall, No. As '5fh srress. on.
HSs'~ 1sses' UNIV SILL:
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MUST Wn-.sNe Use DenySas he Fsctn-
Stevens, PFopresof OF the Tea Hong, has
acopted . principle Of selling Tn that ssss,
~, Icing soena ana correct IN every feature
s,i7 ~ q - "Hoss, SOC TIN street.
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wAR on TEE Doss.-An order was issued TO
directing them. on aSd after the ist day Of J ally
to shoot all dogs tound running q large contrS.
y to the requtremehtso OF shs feesut proclama.
town. Powder ana shot for this purpose will
oe furnished on application 70 police hsadquar.
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II D IS l. HH HOUSE,.
On The Hsights opposifs CS,o,ssfo,-a.

Ihfs elegant and attract 81 inner re n
treat 10 nov open for tue entertsinne ne RkA0
OF eueets In inviting The patronage OF ~ j
the public the proprletors deem it only eoeesery
70 call attention 20 its high, airy, and csoI Iocs
every point Of the we'll appointed aud shady
grounds, and 10 pledge. % addition 90 these creat
nstrrsl Advantage that fts lscder and bsr viii be
KEEP, constantly supplied with srerNfasHs the Do.t
nstloious sesse can desire. The cooking shall be
uneseeiled. the sstsntion prompt ana polite, and
~ Rosslynn may be reached BY the Aquedsct
Bridge. OF by the Long Bridge via Arlington
either route af0rdine . pleasant drive through
scenery OF historic interest.
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SlRIoUs Loes.-Mr. J. W. Young, letter
carrier on the route lying oetwesn 18Th and
18th streets and + street and the canal, lost q
Pacsase this morning. contsintue cousider.
biz name was On the en- velope, II y TO b hoped
IL fell into the hands Of some honest person,
who will return u 70 the post ONCE, where Q
liberal reward WI Be paid therefor.
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RANCE OF Thermometer at franklin 4 Cos. %,
>. m. 50. u .. n. Is, u N. 81, p. MIST
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SALE PosTPoN1D.-Tbe sale Of the wharf
properly OF Harvey e OZARK, on the river, At
the terminus OF the street railroad, has BE- an
Postponed one week. The property was adver.
iised 70 be sold this evening. 49,
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IT 10 NO UNCOMMON OCCURRENCE to hear
laoIes and gentlemen from all parts OF the
Union express the opinion when they visit Mr.
Prigg's attractive One Dollar Jeweiry Store, at
436 pennsylvania avenue, between AZ aud 9Th
streets, that they have never seen hand somer
or more varied collection Of jewelry and arti-
cles OF rertu. Visitors from New York, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, and other cities are uuaui.
nous IN their praises of the beauty Of the styles
Indeed, Mr.. Prgg takes special pains to origi.
nate and to receive the very latest imported
designs OF jewelry, and the most exuensi We
gems are so closely initiated IN cheap lewelry
that they can hardly be detected. His oroide
variety OF sleeve buttons, studs, rings, watches
and chains, rubber and tortoise shell SETS
Etruscan shells. aud ALASKA diamonds, in rsai
gold and plate, are magnificent. Mr.. Prieg is
just IN receipt also Of a handsome lot Of
chromos, vases, fans. and silver. plated ware,
which are well worthy the attention OF p m
chssers Mr.. Prigg has also splendid assert.
ment OF Alaska diamonds unset which are rs.
pecially adapted for filling ont old settings,
from which gems have been lost. These are
exquistely brilliant, and OF all sizes, and are
sold AZ very reasonable prices for rings, studs
breastpins, DC. One Of the very newest featu res
at his establishment, however, is the Japanese
switch, substitute for hair. in which the
ladies feel special interest, since the genuine
article fas SO greatly Advanced in price, and
since Dame Fashion reQAlfes Of her yotaries
such an abundance Of it, It comes IN all the
dark brown and black shades, and Is destined
to acq uire great pop ularity.
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FESTIVAL FOR THE BsHEPrr OF ST. AIMS
lHPANT AsYLUM.-To.morrow evening tue
grand festival for the Oenefit of ST. Alu's In.
FAINT Asylum will commence at Carroll Hall
on q street, between 9Th and 10th streets, Add
Will continue four days, closing on the evening
OF the Sd Of July. We hope 1t will be literally
patron Izsd.
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nBY GOODS AT BEDUCED PRICE.

To dininish stock we ere yelling q lOI Bridge
etreet, 9eCrsetown. Lavns, Org.ndi~e. 6r.p.-
enes, Peresls. Piques, Alpscas. and ali kinds OF
= mnes pres 6oods. 81 greatly reduced prices.
~, black silks, st ~ 50 % ss very cheap eun
0mbrelss and Psr.sols, Gause Mertno euder-
Ness: OAhcofss fast colert, Do and H.: DelAinss
- anc eents just receiyed one csse 70 ere came
nnd bseeehed Muslin yard widel we have been
lell I'm BENJAMIN MILLER
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THIS is personal invitation TO the reader 10
call and examine the Summer Clothing AT the
Oak Hall Clothing House, AGO 1Ih street, oppo.
site Post Once. -
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brown LINEN SACKS, SI.25 and 81 50
brown linen checks, 50 and Sa.50, can be ma
IN variety at A A. Strause's clothing house
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10Th and lit
streets, three doors east OF l1th.
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BEACON LoDsH 10. o. F.. members will
nsd notice Of interest 10 them in another col.
umn.
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Shirts, rs cents, 81, 81 IS, and upVarda. In.
0rsnirts and Drawers, from IS cents upvards.
Sooe Cotton Socn, pair Tor IS coats. Hand.
h ksrs9nsen. alrseay hemmea, for Is eau. The
dozen. Exeellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button. hole. 10 cents box; AID ali othsr eoods
SteQuaiiy low prices, ~ Franc 4 0oldman,s
MeIoie Hall, No. 80 7th street, opposlH Passnt
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a NEW WAY OF DoIne Neutrality-suspicious..
dr Hros. vail cemDsnss fsoa tbs day % Soll
al their Gents Furnmhing 0sods Ct ave per
CENT. above cost We ask al wheare in I'D
save constderable money 70 lie buyer ana ena.
DE NJ 70 continue sellin eo0ds at these rates
HoLLAxD1A Bnos., alo PennS eveo a.
s'3LE between lsth and lsM "a.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
FOB MOUNT VERHoN.

FOB MOUNT VERNON.
,c Tsf ..::: e,
, ssss:S s:' :.. .s.dJ' i g e sstssf
AIEx44sibRRfnSSin g o and rsesiyins Is..snssrs -
IEGL9H aARsHkLI Hat, Nd fosx. As sna
whaIk HOUSE, vs.-retarninG % the city %
Fare e Mount Vernon and return, inciudins "A.
"i ps.o - we Mansien and Grounds, 81 so.
Tickets for .sle a an the principal hotels, and
willard b Hotel An q I'm
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ID FALSE ALARN-The alarm Of fire about
Stunning Of Q lot OF felt roofing, which some
wcrkmen were prepariug for house near the
corner Of Eleventh and X Streets Union
Engine No. !, was brough out but ascertaining
the extent Of the IRE, was returned TO thar
engine house before reaching the spot.
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Georgetown Adyerr-e,D@nts

n@GEORfTOHS. ID C., J. NJ = -
~ FAKMEEs AND MECHANIC. E.x.
The Trustees OF this Bank have decls--5 -irt
neDo OF three per cent out ofthe prof q ~ sast
elx months, free q Government tar nNV.h's =,
stsck lders u and alter july lst.
sebSt LAIRD IN CashEer
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SUMNER RESORTS.
lNkf PoIN HOTEL
SALT WATER BATHiyt

SALT WATER BATHING.
rms hvorfte resort having been thoroughly
IeLovateo, with increased cottages aud n Y
Sinef Recommendation. Will be opened ~
Tor the reception Of visitors on the w j
ElEsT OF JULY. when the sabseriker soIISil- Z
eoutinustiOn Of patronage.
oo:.d, per SO
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Mss. WM nIrUHELL.
NEeDAY, 6oiclock Q. m VRIDAT o,cloSka
m, sALDhDAl. e,clsek 3 m and LEAVE
~; N. Touching. going and retaining, az the
folnt Je1s
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CoLoRID MEN EMPLOYED II THE CITY Posr
OFFICE.--Judge Eamunds yesterday appoint s
tne IoiIowing colored men Ia the city post ONCE:
+. g. Barbados, clerk; Hiram Bell, watch.
man. -
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AN ACT for the relief OF w. l. Sears.

BE 10 enacted By tie Board Of AIdraea dai
Bedriof Common Couneil Of the CItyof Wdshiso:0a,
That the sum of one hundred and forty dolll-s
be, and the same IL hereby, appToprasei odt of
the general fund 10 relmsu W. l. Sears
apothecary Of the Second Ward, for medicines
furnished the poor of said ward during the
quarter ending March 81, 1859
Approved. June 10, Is69
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TRIAL OF A EIR1 ExrIHGUIsHBR "A trial of
the .Babcock Fire ExtiDg uisher," about 20 be
adopted by the q uArtsrmsster's Departm,n mt, as
me- ans OF protection Of property from De.
strucfton ~ hre. was given this morning on the
east OF Afmory Square. A Pile Of tar barrels
and other infiammable matertai was set ON IRE
and the extinguisher was put In operation and
quickly CHECKED the spreading Of the flrs. The
trial was o satisfactory one and was witnessed
by Captain ID. @. Thomas, II. 3. X; FIre Dom.
missioner Gocdall, and several o6ncers of the
QparfermAsterh Department. Chief Eneineer
Dicsson eondncsed the trial and opsratsd tue
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NlIBCHASTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WAsHINGToE AHp NEW YORK.

VIERCHAHTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
wAsHINGToE AID NEW YORK.
Hs, { TIE Fine Steamship. Q. KNIGHT
Of the SHRosAsTPss LIN fS I, Vim H max fHk
TTe6s Ss semi reekly trips beseen NEw E.
frsn Pier as, Esst river. every WEDNESDAY
TswN .ysTy moNbaf and ri sss e i n
sss and .S.4f sss Salt
'; :sisa Nv: THOFF ls:,sss.;,
INV IxPREse iii,
BETWEEN PHIEASSIEEFEiA; ALExASDRIA.
GEosGHTowH,D b.
ifs'.s ~ fra :sft = ssf;s TN
nitipm SO w.ssr street.. Georgetown. wlDaIs
Trsishs received 1t Any tine;
T. itSssb5sSiHH. o. q g
sssu l4lersA WAVE. PSii.a. Glsl
NsW Toak ~ A.Do y MnAsaIEeFoI srlA1.
HEw EXPRESS LINE.
'A ffW Gfs SsSHSS R SysEE hls1 1s f. an
win run two steamers direct IRON New York 20
washineton. landing freight st q street wharf.
Leaving Ney York svery Wednesday and Saturday
q u q. Leave @ street wharf, Wsshingtsr,
every 1onday and Thursday q -
T.:si:.; sSY sFF5G sss:s :::, gs.ss
As ;' ~: -. Il i:i sSAsis HID s:
SUPREnI cou1r OF rHl STATES
- Ne. 1SS.-Decsmber Term, 1855.
rsesOrs Of the @ Louis Futile I. error "a IN.
Schools, Plaintiffs in Error, Supreme 0oar
Isaac walker and p. Ryan. ,. sss state Of
Ar. Blair, Of counsel for the plssntsB. In error.
eueeeets the death Of lsaac Walker one on the
SsIenossnu u error N tins cales, and moved the
SsPS -, e s.Sss ssSsr ne ,ssh iss g
stlers.ion v6:reof il q nes here ordered 81 sSi.
said Isaac valker, decssssi, = sforess;d, sssIi
yoluntaIily beoo@ss parties vitkin the hrst ten
.sss. sss2 e e: Sss &, =, SS
$40 caa.s. end 20 have the ssns beard, and the
ynogmsnt thersin rendered, reversed, II errone-
ous Provided that . COPY Of the order shall be
ennsea IN tone peysDspef q the eest Of Govern.
rps9 3, ne Tho q shs c.ssd state. ss.
yeeks. 81 least sIiy days bsisre The sesiSe,ea 81
ins iern ,s q ses sasrses oea seat sssaias. ON
CIsss Of the sv,r.u. oo., y y H,atp ID
HllsI AL!Els, 0oHIlotIoIER AND
-! ~ av kk.sSSsA - usACfgA1st sse ia
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CITY ITEMS.

Fer ether s.Lscal News, see first page
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ALARM OF FIRy.-Aa alarm OF nre was
burning Of Q feather bed In tins third story Of
'the house occupied hy Madame Marc usrlcs &C
9 lace and cnrfa,n repairing sstaSlishnsnt On
lOA and 9Th sfrsen. The Ssd Was cot firo 20
accidently by q sick child who vas playsne
With matches. No damage was done Other
Man the partial burning Of the bed, which Wss
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BERksELSs.ss In MF gsSs7y WIS, v,ne,,,.

This celebrated Watering Place is only . n
two and half miles from sir Johns kul veA0
station, stimore aud Ohio BailrOad l:s III
From 18th June to let October, visitors win mad
oosches 20 cenvey them 20 the springs. The ina
graphfe Communication TO Gil points The Spout,
shower, Plunge, and SWIMMING Baths are unrl,
vailed. so persons can be accommodated.
Terms ssper day; sls per week Ohildren and
tervants half price. Liberal ded uctiol for entire
season.
Passeneer leave Baltimore, By the Baltimore
arriving st the eprin 80 in i've hours.
!or circulars, &c &c address D. A. KIRK
fR10O. Proprietor. lei2 colin
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AxAcr for the relief Of Mrs Ann Hawk.

Be IL enacted ~ tte Board Of Alderasa and
Board Of Common cOuaesl Of ths City Of BdsttngtOa
That the sum of nine dollars and ninety -ons
cents be, and the same 10 hereby, appropriated
out Of the funds of the Sixth Ward Tor the
purpose Of Iefunding 70 Mrs Ann HAWK taxes
paid by her on the property of w. II. Wright
Approved, june 10, les9.
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AN ACT for tne reIief OF rederick kuabe.
Be Il eaGotSd6y he Board q Alderm<a AID Board
Of Common COunesl Of Tie CITY Of WasAipgtoa,
That the Mayor oe, and he IL hereby, author
ized to pay Freaersck knaee the sum Of nine
teen dollars and fifty cents OUT OF the general
fund, the same having been errooeoasly a.
sessed on the improvements on part OF 50 uare
$50, IN the Fifth Ward, for 1855.
Apuroyed. JuDe 1859
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STOCKTON HOTEL.
~ CAPE MAY.

- T0CkTON HOTEL.
- CAPE MAY, VI.
WILL 0PES ON THE 24rH OF JuSH. s6s
This Hotel has been erected within the past year.
s sne ass sSS,s for nearly
equal 70 any Of the leading hotels In the Ia: d
For terms &c untfl then, address
PETER GARDkER. Proprietor,
No. 301 walnut street,
)ei conn Philsdelphia, Pa.
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Be u enacted By fAe Board q Alder-eE dad Board
Of Common Cosscl q tAe Guy u Wataiagtoa
NJ. White on the i5th Of April, by justice Clark
for an alleged violation OF law, 0e, and The
same 10 hereby, RENTED, and the Mayor Is
her eby authou zed and required TO cause the
said sum OF i've dollars 10 be paid - the said
w NJ. White ont Of the general fund.
Approyed, June 10, lc69.