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RRANDRETH,s PILLS.

Their great value consists in this: They may
be aseaso long as any disease affects any of the
organs of the body; and by thus perseyering in
their use the disease will be cured, and the body
restored to health. free from every faint and i'm
| .,rrsty Thsi- reputation proves their merit.
Thomas Smith, Coroner and Justice Of the
Peace, Hastings.on-the Hudson, says Brandreth's
Pills cured him Of Dyspepsia and Heartburn,
when every othei medicine had failed to relieve
him. Certificate dated April 2, 1858.
DR.. Turner, of Savannah, Ga, says he has, for
nearly forty years, recommended Brandreth's
Pills as aepecifc in Yellow Fever; that he never
knew patient to die who took them for this
malady, being otherwise sound. Their prompt
use takes out Of the body those matters which
feed the fatality Of the disease. AS general
family medicine he considers them far in advance
Of all others, and here be speaks from personal
experience Of their qualities. mar 12-lm
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"CommonI Sense,n writer in Tie st. Lou
is Democrat, and Roman Catholic, calls at
tention to rather an important point at this
time, l. e., to the distinction that "Catho-
lies believe many things to be true which
are not articles Of faith" at is not" he
says, by way Of Illustration, "of faith that
there is a'real material fire in hell, but all
I instructed Catholics believeit, and all our
theologians so teach" There are" he says,
'many truths of religion firmly believed by
all Intelligent Catholics as being logical con-
sequences of dngmas of faith, which Cath
Ole is free to reject without SHINING Precise
ly against faith.r Thus, too, Catholic may
believe in Papal Infallibility as truth; an
other Catholic may reject it; but this whole
matter, as a matter of Faith, is still under
cided by the Council liinoa gsili .igy3'lsaD
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DEFINITION OF "CoRN."-It is not gen.
orally known that the VOID "corn is used
in the English produce market reports tn
designate grain of various kinds. As a
generic term it is also used in the title of
our grain exchange, though not one member
of the association ever employs the word to
designate any other kind of grain than corn.
We speak of the grain market" not "corn
market"
The xord corn" is thus defined in "Sim-
mond's Commercial Dictionary" a standard
English authority which has run through
many editions at London
Corn, a general commercial name for the
grain or seed of plants, which is used for
human food In England the bread corn is
chiefly wheat; in the United States the
name corn applies specially 10 maize in
Scotland the name is given tn oats before
they are ground; in Sweden, Iceland, &c, it
denotes barley; hence it may he inferred
that the term is generally applied to that
species of grain which is most commonly
Used for food in any particular region.
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The strong prejudice against the negro
race, which still exists in many parts OF the
South. excited some young men recently to
attempt to lynch negro preacher. They
were, however. disarmed by mis- remarking
meekly: Il have been wondering for long
time how it was that so good a man as the
Apostle Paul should have been whipped
three times for preaching the Gospel, while
such an unworthy man as | am should have
been permitted to preach for twenty years
without ever getting lick" ~
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\ RADICAL REVOLUTION

Has been accomplished in hair dyes The hor.
rible compounds containing LEAD, SALT and
SULPHUR are discarded. The leading chemists
implore the public not to use them, and Profes.
sor Chiffon, whose reputation is second to that
OF no analytical chemist in America, has recon.
mended
+. Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
as PERFECTLY INNOCUOUs ARTICLE,
which may be used without fear. Remember, it
is the only one that has been anlyzed and found
wholesome. Its effects are instantaneous, and
the colors 1t imparts natural
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERvATIvE, as
ADDRESSING, acts like charm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try it. mar 12-lm
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STORM S1eSALs.-A general order was on
wednesday issued from the War Depart,
ment. in which the chief signal officer of
the army is charged, subject TO the direc-
ton of the Secretary of War. with the spe
cial duties of the observation and giving
notice by telegraph and signal OF the ap
proach and force of storms, under the pro-
visions of joint resolution of Congress au
thorizing meteorological observations at
military stations in the interior of III" c'',ln-
try and other points. e4
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Assassination OF AN ARMY OFFICER
The body of Captain George Halter. late ct
the oath infantry, U. S. A.. who has been
missing for the past eight months, was dis
covered by citizen last week about IL
miles from Cameron, William county. Texas.
His clothing was riddled by bullets. but
h,papcrs and money were untouched. These
ledto the identification of the body. /.
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Is DEcAPITAT1oN IMsRDIATE DEATH -
This question, so often discussed, has been
suggested anew by the guilloting of Traup-
mann in Paris, A French sayant, DR.. Pinel,s
in a letter upon it, takes the ground that,
the trunk retains life afterlthe head is separ-,
ated from it for. al long period, though it
ceases TO have any consciousness as soon as
it is emptied of blood. The head, he says
both lives and thinks, sometimes one hour
sometimes two and even three. It sees, hears
and smells, and must, therefore, suffer the
most cruel agonies. For this reason he der
nounces the guillotine as altogether too cruz
Ell a punishment even for the most atrocious
murder, lrHaiisio bar Etsmblehttrl gdl
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!, HAVANA, March ,25.-Fifteen hundred Span
iards and many Cubans met and passed resolu-
tions protesting against transferring of Cuba to
the United States 40, sa7s ri i.l rtT
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Xirginia.

RICHMOND, March 222.-Thc Legislature to-day
elected Walter Z. Staples of Montgomery, Z. G.
L. IMMENSE of Stafford, Joseph Christian of
Middlesex,; W. T.oJoyner of Petersburg and
Francis 7. Anderson of Botetourt, Judges of the
Supreme Court of Appeals aof Virginia. The
injunction case of Cahoon against Ellyson was
partially heard to-day by Judge Underwood.
Gov. Wells opened the argument. During the
argument the Judge expressed bic opinion that
the enabling act I" was unconstitutional
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WEDIOCK.

The Basis of Civil Society.-Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness of Mar
rage, and the evils and dangers of Celibacy-with
sanitary help for the attainment Of mans true
position in life Sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P
Philadelphia, Pa. jan 28-3m
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CHANGE OF NAME.-Rev. Mr.. Tudor,
from the Committe on the Memorial to the
General Conference. from the Baltimore
Conferences submitted resolutions memori-
aIizing that body tn change the name of the
NE. Church, South, to that of M. E.
Church. The report was adopted and reso-
buttons passed, n "a
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Foreign.

LONDON, March 25,-The Times in discussing
the Darien Ship Canal question doubts whether
the value will cover the cost; SD % sas rigy
The ship Germania lately from Hayti for
Hamburg is totally lost on the Kentish coast
L1vERpooL, Mulch 25.-The merchants pro-
test against having their American messages
sent via London.
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LONDON, March Consos 93sss Bonds 9O9l.
sLfvsRpooL, March s5-Cotton quiet. Up.
lands III Orleans liz. Sales 1000 bales.
NEW York, March s6-Money easy, at 5 to
g.. Sterling 81. COLD, 11H, Governments
dull Cotton steady Sales 2, 100 bales, at s2H.
Flour heavy, and "a shade frmer. superdne
$40 to IS. Wheat, slightly better. Winter
red and Amber iirmer at rs TO- l2zi Corn
1c. better, New mixed Westerns IS to 3d. Pork
$3.50. Lafdl5 to l5,{. Whiskey heavy at ss1f
to &c. Groceries dpll Navals quiet. Freights
arner, rs sshi iiaisf9'si : A4.i'
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Special Notices.
Just OUT!

CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCHESp'
superior to all others
For Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, and Bronchitist
and Hoarseness. -
NoSE 50 PLRAsANT--NoNz CURE SO Quick.
Manufactured by RUsHTON & CO.,
a IN, Aston House, New York.
No more Of these horrible tasted, nauseatinr
Brown" Csbeb things. dec 23-d&wSm
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r !!!!!!a a. -

/ named Betsy Ann lllii allel11 pted to b.
family of colored persons named Bounds
residing on Fifth street, Wilmington, on
Wednesday last The poison, strychnine,
was administered in cakes made for the
family's breakfast The poisc., was discov-
cred by its unpleasant taste before the fatal
results could ensuc Ann Hill is now in Jail
for the crime. 5fg7 ~ b57o5ss5 sg5i tHai iffiiFl
SALE OF THE MARINE HOSPITAL AND
GOVERNMENT PRorERTY Under the direc;
ton of the Collector of Customs at this port
Messrs CronIy & Morris yesterday effected
the sale of the marine hospital, with grounds
comprising an entire. square, together with
II city lots adjoining-the whole being The
property of the Government Mr. E. E. Bur-
russ, of the First National Bank of this city,
became the purchaser for 81, sOo.-Wa.
| Jour. -.frs.,,g
FIRE.-We regret to learn that William
Stokes, residing mile or two above Stokes
Ferry, on the Yadkin River, met with the
entire loss of his dwelling house and its con-
tents, together with some out bildingsafew
nights since by fire. We are not informed
how it originated. 1t is 10 him, (for 20 years
victim of rheumatisn) and to his wife,
| Ia CRIPPLE deplorable lnss-in fact Their
all, of this worlds goods.-OM North
State. .'4 go ~.
| ESCAPED FROM THE WORCESTERSHIRE
city prisoner Wallace Cook. who Committed
the robbery ut Ettinger's store some weeks
since. was convicted at the, city court and
imprisoned in the workhouse Monday, made
his escape from that prison the same night.
| 1t is supposed that he is on his way to
Raleigh from whence he hailed. AT any
rate, he has thus far made good his escape.
WI Jour. @ Ia. .s.,5
We hear from the country that Republi-
cans are already organizing for the coming
campaign. They are holding little meet
ings-informal but still very benetcial-they
talk over coming events; they consider who
are the best and truest men, and decide
above all things, to work together for the
common good. The muscle ofthe commu-
nifty will have a showing. The working
man will say, give us good, honest, working
Rcpublicans.-Neaobern Times
We have no late news about railroad af-
fairs. Mr. Roberts, Treasurer lofIthe Rad,
has been expected home daily for the past
two weeks The contractors have hopes
that they will. receive theirYpay when he
arrives, or soon after. We hope they will
not be disappointed. ~ trs1asl -.
A few hands, we hear, are continuing
work on the road between Asheville and
Warm Springs-Pioneer 81 l7fTs( 20 ~.
CApE FEAR HARBoR. We publish else
where the speech of Senator Abbott upon
the bill making appropriation of one hun
bred thousand dollars for the improvement
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Serious Riots r. in Iowa iowa.

at Des Moines Rapids government works. One
thousand sweeds and Irish hold the works. The
sheriff witha large posse has gone to dislodge
them = -.4-s,.g rs~.y t.Htfr' i
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+. Steamer Arrived.

New YORK, March q. Steamer City of Brus.
sells has arrived. She landed smallpox patients
at Halifax, N. s. .,
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Seizure OF opium,

SAN Francisco, March 26-Large quantity Of
opium was seized to-day. The smugglers in at
tempting to escape upset the boat and two were
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,,,MEMPHIs,i March 24-The steamer Gruden
hence this city flor Little Rock, was snagged
and is total loss. No loss Of life. The Ger.
mans in this city protest against Congressional
interference 81 n4fnHth f-tln 20 ~, ~.
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PAIN KILLER.
We ask attention to this Unriyaled

-.f-..s FAMILY MEDICINE.
The Pain Killer is, by universal consent, allow
ed to have won for itself reputation unsurpass-
ed in the history of medicinal preparations. It's
instantaneous effect in the entire eradication and
extinction of Pain, in all its various forms Incl
dental to the human family, and the unsolicited
written and verbal testimony of the masses in
its favor, have been, and are, its own best ad-
vertisement.
For evidence in favor of the Pain Killer for
Ministers Sore Throat or Bronchitis, read the
following :,f, ...-
GEsTs-The Rin Killer has been constant
occupant of our house for over two years, and
portion of the time it has been the only medi-
cine under our roof. Hardly ever do have my
children complain of being sick, without having
them ask in the same sentence for Pain Killer
For several years before became acquainted
with the Pam Killer, had suffered great deal
from an affection in my throat, thought by some
physicians to be Bronchitis, by others to be
what Is called Ministers Sore Throat At one
time 1t was so severe that was obliged to give
up preaching. Within few months after had
become acquainted with the Pain Killer, had
another attack from that distressing complaint.
I tried my new-found medicine, and, to my as
punishment and delight, II produced wonder
fully soothing effect In short.time was
vyholly relieved, Since that .tip6 hsKeahrd a
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, 1-sssecIl - -. -...,,
~ z ~ II Il, u ~ ~,
$3.50, ~ ". a, 1a1s 90 81
assoc,ste tS;n6s, :. IN ~ i, ,Se,,,e,,.
.Dlstsict ma Bssalsy Mn be assigned 10 the 5,h
Dsssfiss somprisnsi esorgiaa FLORIDA. saaissls-
sippL Louisiana and Tssass'9ssi. ai'a Lsss'ssl,ts
foreign Relations Ccmmittce in addition to
thefr action adverse to San Domingo md st.
Thomas Eaye sgrsed q st their faces i, against
any acquisition q Territory now 80 ,lgaaa
fReYenne to gay one hundred ,spd aixxty'ni l
thousand,G NsTal COMMITTEES ~ yoes q fftttooS
fay9r selling the BFooklyn Navy 2 arg property.
.GSpa has ~ Vessels os9v guns ana As'vS sea
menliB rCnban watefs.9M ~ sssfts 'fis 'naa
aisenste-Snmnef's lo'iiit 70 strengthen ieeh 70
serves ana promote spsclc payments was'inde-
finitely postponed Judiciary 'Commiiscc re-
ported Ames as ineligibles iwhieh report was
discussed to ad5ournments' '.''as', '''4 ~.
I wAsHIserox, March, 24.MHouse Military
Committee reported tho bin recurring two years
RESIDENCE in the Congressional district as ouaia.
cation to, West Point or to Annapolis, ask to be
discharged from further investigation in the ca
Diet frauds. 6enate-Executive, session on the
San Domingo question:, The House Committee
on Commerce. referred to the sub Committee
authorizing water guages on the Mississippi and
Tributaries. n anei hHH ,93y,l 81 sg4 n}il
~. - N.-,tg o. B q. a..
s4fonoo !, tdort onds =, ~
eraI snhc,sIt t6 noel yhen sor9
Texas are restored. N answering ans the virginia
delegation, Grant supported neither side. He
said Gen. Canby's action was simply preseryatiye
of peace. Cauby would have been ,bIamable had
he neglected nrosecutiop.. Routve,l and De,ano
were before the Senate Finance Committee th,.
mornibo, on,os;no Tho ,c,o,oo In the time for
boraed ,v,,istev sItis III, 3 s. ~, 80 IN \
's.n.,s.-No h,,s,, ~ - 49,,
m .hs uorsa -, H.
many .irreyuarities In anno,r, ,nentsF Int tbe
evidence ID conaietinp as regard, pf,rresent mem.
bers Of the House Bill making one years resi-.
derce necessar, to cadetship passed. Resolu-
ton directing the Secretary Of the navy to court
martial Commanded Upsher for buying his sons
admission to Annapolis, passed. -.
W.sH1NeroN. March a5--In treasury, curren,
rencv Eve ons tier ,m;,,,ons Cold coin a, and
aoId 'eer,;ticots. d, n,;,,,on. r. - .,1,Tr ~
''senate uni,,portant, n, mi g.9r, sntits,1
Ho5sa..po1ord M ved a. ,r;,,,.,.f s,,,est,o,,
that Rally from tlird Lousiana D,str;ct he seat.
id. Paine objected a Bailey was before The
Election Committee. Blaine sustained the oh.
lection. No action Committees doing moth.
inc. fs-31 .aafh 2 s'fts, ~ '7a3
w, s,I % March ss@R.vsnne 70, ..v
sem oO0, The uert svms0. Of coin ;,tsr.s,S
.vs,tv.s vs..na hais 'n;,,ionsH ooou,. Man,..
New Mexico ask, admission "a, = STATE Col.
Allen Rutherford. "a rBureau functionarvs in
North Carolina. has been nominated srd Audi.
tor. Thurman to-day opposed San Domingo.
Its failure is regarded certain. Railroad lobbying
was strong to. day. The following gentlemen
were on the f,,or of the Honse IN dav-manv n
~ Wy ,,p'T VI ~. -. SYA iNA'
Fletcher crn.erna,s Terry CRAIG and n,odce.
ra,a,..,. ~ p
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France.
Markets..

PARIs, March 26.--Liberia is prosecuting an
active warfare against the neghboring natives.
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From New orleans

New oRLEiNs, March 24.-The jury have ac-
quitted'G. W. Camack charged with the murder
of John Nixon in January. .s.,.,,...r
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.lrlYirxinia ,yalIexRailroad.


BALTIMORE, March 25.4The city voted to sub
scribe one million dollars to the Valley Railroad
OF virginia .,sit-,-fff-i sifis tsT .Ssts7-
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sss to 'the Pain Killer. ShIch would always re-


vas to the Pain Killer. which would always re-
lieye her. 20 VIZ
y have not time now to say more, as could
with hearty good will, and slvays have done,
\ in praise of the Palm Killer II this hastily
written letter, In commendation Of Perry Davis
valuable medicine, win be OF any service, you are
at liberty to do with it as you please.
Very truly yours,
,.,sis EDGAR CADY, owAToNNA, Mimi,
=. Aissioneyvof a. B. Home Mission Society.
mar 9 s, b.. 5S-1m
DR.. A. L. SCOvILL is the inventor of several
medical preparations which have been very pop
.ular, and have been literally used. Among his
inventions are :. Halls Balsam for the Lungs"
and Liverwort and Tar" For the past six years
| better Lung remedy has been offered to the
public. Read the following letter from DR..
ScovILL referring to it:
Messrs. ]. N. HARRIS & CO.,
Ge,ats:-I make the following statement
from perfect conviction and knowledge OF the
benefits of Aliens Lung Balsam in curing
the most deep-seated Pulmonary Consumption!
have witnessed its effects on the young and
the old, and can truly say that it is by far the
best expectorant remedy with which am &C.
quainted. For Coughs, and all the early stages
of Lung complaints, 1 believe it to be certain
cure, and if every family would keep 1t by them,
ready to administer upon the first appearance oil
disease about the Lungs, there would be very
few cases of fatal consumption. 1t causes the
phlegm and matter to raise, without irritating
those delicate organs (the Lungs, and without
producing constipation of the bowels. 1t also
gives strength to the system, stops the nigh
sweats, and changes all the morbid secretions tt
healthy state. Yours respectfully,
A. L. SCOVILL.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers in Raleigh.
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From virginia.

RicHmoNp, March ss5.4fhs House passed !
resolution authorizing Coy. aItsr p call on
the President for troops 70 ssuJ 6feas tesIetance
~ IaE " s0}GTsd |aRa CONS b!
Till being : q I1sl1e&l
.-Es.s .pa4L g. shoa to.morrop tes 4
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Mr.. Proctor took d14Aeyt ground ID favor OF
the bill He desired that persons should be pro-
tected when they took risksin foreign company.
Mr.. Harris, OF Wake, moved that the bill be
indefinitely postponed. Carried--yeas 46, nays
Adjourned. : '"fii isi' s.lt'
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A rude fellow once told Mr.. Barnum he
had never exhibited anything that wasn't a
barefaced humbug. Yes l have" said
Barnum; "the bearded lady wasn't bare
faced" '' -
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The fall in price resulting from the decline
in gold has increased the immense supplies
of wheat stored at Chicago and other points
West. Western growers and dealers are now
being convinced, if they never were before,
of the folly of holding back grain. Z,
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The model girl Of the period lives in La
fayette, Indiana. She wears with PRIDE
and Just pride, too-a dress made up of
material woven by her own fair hands. She
is still unmarried.
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| Some of the late forgeries and altered
checks in New York, it is stated, were per-
petrated by the aid of a patent ink eraser,
by which figures and words are blotted out
with perfect facility, rendering it easy to
substitute others
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Rev. DR.. Downing, of New York, thinks
that all bachelors above 80, should be com
PEELED to marry,or else contribute one.fourth
of their earnings 10 the support of needy
spinsters. ...-..t....l- If. so. 4tts
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\ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

t 81 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. a9Bai
( ~ g-i ~ ~ FRIDAY. March %, 1870. I h
! Leaves oil absence, were granted to Messrs.
Farrow, Robbins. Wilkie aud Williamson. ~
! Messrs Hodnett and Proctor, by leave, recor-
ded tiefr yotesin the negative on the passage
of the resolution in favor of M. A. Bledsoe Mr..
Farrow in the affirmative. iinu rs, lhiGaa
BEsoLurioss INTRODUCED. $40 .l5it.
BY Mr.. Justicc,, to prevent the passage of any
public bill after Saturday, 26th inst. at IL NJ.
by r. iRagIand, for the relief Of the people Of
North Caroljna--authorizng the County Com
missioners OF the several counties to appoint q
committee of three 10 act as referees for the
compromisc Of old debts, the matter first to be
submitted to d vote Of the people at the next
regular election for their approval or rejection.
| Laid over. egR tq8Ef fsl9F tsHI .Enil
| By Mr.. Justice, resembling the resolution re-
| voking leaves OF absence. Laid over. a ,.,,.;.I'
By Mr. Downing, resembling the resolution
setting apart the 2Sth inst as the time Of ad
| journment. Provides to adjourn on Monday,
the, 4th Of April, 1870 Laid over. ssafs y ua
| S,.sxt ss., BILL INTRoDuCED. s,s.seq IN
| BY Nj. Ago, to provide for the trial Of cause
! in which the Judges OF the Superior Courts ma.
| be Interested Laid over. ", St'us
Resolution inifayor Of ,, W. Taylor passed it
several readings htpa6 10 abDeP ~ n inr
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A young fellow at candy pulling the
other night, sat down on marble slab COW
cred with butter to prevent saccharine adj
sion. he hasn't stuck TO any one thing
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SALE OF THE MARINE HOSPITAL AND
GOVERNMENT PRorERTY.- Under the direc-
ton of the Collector Of Customs at this port
Messrs. CronIy s. Morris yesterday effected
the sale of the marine hospital, with grounds
comprising an entire. square, together with
II city lots adjoining-the whole being The
property of the Government. Mr.. 3. Z. Bur-
russ, of the First National Bank of this city,
became the purchaser for 81, s00.-Wil.
Jour-