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Domestic Affairs,


Washington and going home to vote.
There is strong opposition eyinced by
the mercantile inteTes of Cincinnati against
the bridge being erected between that city
and Newport, Ky.
"A fatal afiray occurred at a show at Daw-
son, Georgia, on the 27th of last month,
growing out of question of admission. Two
10 en- were killed and a woman was wounded.
On Saturday morning brutal prize fight
came off between two noted pugilists Allen
and Gallagher, at q short distance below st.
Louis. The latter was badly beaten, and was
removed to his training quarters.
No opposition will be made by the Attor-
ey-General to the reinstatement of the case
of Demming VS.. United States, involving the
constitutionality of the Legal-tender acc, on
the Supreme Court docket. 1t will come up
to-day.
"A quarrel occurred at Selma, Ala, on
Saturday between two brick masons, Jack
Baxter, white, and Alfred Granger, colored,
which eliminated in the latter being killed.
The assassin came very near being the victim
OF mob law.
The highwaymen of the West are again
growing extremely bold. Late Friday night
the Central Pacific passenger train, bound
east, was attacked at Verdi, Nevada, by a
.rband of masked highwaymen, who, by their
desperate acts, secured plunder to the amount
OF forty thousand dollars. The same train
was again attacked by another band of rob
bers yesterday at Independence, and several
thousand dollars more were taken.
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NEWS auNE MARY.
GNtN AnnIrr.


John Wister, aged twelve years, residing
at No. 1920 Wood street, was run over yes
terday by car No 30 of the Race and Vine
Street Railway, at Forty-frst and Lancaster
avenue, injuring him severely. He was taken
home.
The artesian well at the Continental
Hotel was completed on Saturday. The well
was bored to the depth of 202 feet and an
abundant supply of water of good quality OBJ
tanned. The pump will be put in operation
to-day.
The Sunday school anniversary, last
evening, at the First Baptist Church, Broad
and Arch streets, was largely attended. The
church was crowded to It's utmost capacity.
The exercises were of very interesting cha
Tacter. The total of officers teachers and
scholars connected with the Sunday-schools
of this church numbers 79I.
About half-psst o'clock yesterday
morning the southern slope of the roof of
dwelling No. 2l3O Spruce street, occupied by
p. j. Hassard, was discovered to be on fire.
Il burned stubbornly, and before extinguished
had spread to the roof of No. 2l2S, occupied
by Mr.. Robert Guy, which was also considera-
bly, damaged. The buildings are owned by
Mr.. Robert Guy, and are insured in the
Franklin Insurance to an amount that will
fully cover the damage. The furniture in
both houses suffered somewhat from water
but was saved to a certain extent from damage
by the Insurance Patrol. On the furniture
there is no insurance. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
The iron bridge over the Wissahickon
creek at Leyises lane, is now completed, and
in few days water will pass over it to
supply Germantown. This bridge has four
spans, each l73 feet nine inches span from
centre to centre, one hundred and seven feet
above water, and resting upon three wrought
iron piers. The pipes through which the
water flows are two in number, each 20 inches
in diameter, and form of themselves tho top
cords of the bridge. The bridge is essentially
a suspension girder, sustained by four chains
ten inches fiat by one inch thick. These two
water mains will convey water from the Rox-
borough reservoir to Germantown, the water
being pumped from Schuylkill, above Flat
Rock Dam. Manayunk is also to be supplied
from these works, and op Saturday last water
was supplied for the first time, but owing to
some defect in some of the branch pipes, was
shut off again. In a few days, however, the
work will be in full operation.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.


Steamship j. w. Everman HilCkicY, Charleston,
SoudGr Adams.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, New York. John F. OIL
Steamship Roman, Baker, Boston, II. WinsOr Co.
Steamer G. H. Stout, Ford Georgetown and Alex
andria, w. z. clyde Co.
Steamer James s. Green, Vance, Richmond and Nor
folk, w. p. Clyde d Co.
Steamer &. G. Biddle, MCCGc, New York, W. p.
Clyde & Co.
Steamer NJ. Massey, Smith, New YORK W. NJ. Baird
d Co.
Bark Huron, Roy, Cork or Falmouth, L. wester-
gard 81 Co.
Br. barkentne Traveller, Simpson, Hun, B. Crawley
X Co.
Brig Teviot, Dolby, london, Warren s. Gregg.
Brig j. e. Kirby, Bernard, Mobile, D. 5. Stetson
X Co.
Schr E. b. Shaw, Shaw, Wilmington, y. c., Chls.
Haslam s. Co.
Schr j. 5. Lee vaugilder, savannah, do.
Schr Julia E. Pratt NlcEerson Boston, y. Cooper
Schr Sallie II. Thomas, Arnold, Providence, do.
Schr Tuns Depew, CTttendeu, Richmond, do.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore, with tow OF
baIges, w. P. Clyde & 20.
tow OF barges w. P. Clyde Co.
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Correspondt nee f The Epening 7elegra III.
EASTDN 4 NCMAuON,S kLLlEIlN

EAsION 4 WCMAHONS bULLtIIN,
NEW YORK OFFICS, Nov. 5.-Ntne barSeB leave
IN tow to- night, for Baltimore, light,
G. G Ba mes with logwood, for Philadelphia.
Iowa, with wheat for New Brunswick
BAL TIMoRE BRANCH OFFICE, NOV. 5.-The f)llOW-
ing barges leave III tow tonight eastward
W. Ii. HelmeT Ii. c. Williams, j. 9. SlssOn, JOh0
Tracy Mary fitzpatrick, Emma, And. McWiliam9
Mary Elizabeth, Ellen Murray, and Clinton, all with
coal, for New York.
John a. Ryan, with machinery, for Baltimore; Geo
W. Kraft, Lima Newkomet ana Flying Fish, with
coal, for New YORK, left this port.
regular barges, light, left this port on Saturday
for Baltimore. l. ). Q.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamer New York, Jones, from Georgetown and
Alexandra, with mdse. to W. z. clyde Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, 2i hours from New
York, with mdse. to ". P. clyde & Go.
steamer f. NJ Fairchild, Trout, "a h)nrs from New
York, with mdse. to VIM. NJ. Baird II Co.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to ". NJ. Baird Il Go.
Br. bark Brilliant, Gregory, AZ days from Ivigtgt,
Greenland, with kryote to Pennsylvania Salt Man.
CO-vessel to Il. Crawlcy s. Co.
S,hr Golden Eagle, HoweS days from New Bed
ford, with oil.
Schr Emma B. Shaw, Shaw, days from Boston,
with mdse. to Chas. Haslam Co.
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, With
a tow OF barges TO w. p. Clyde Co.
Tug G. B. Hutchings, Davis, from Havre-de-Grace
with tow OF barges to w p Clyde Co.
The New York herald., 1870-05-30

CCS EAST 18TH STA FIRST CLASS DRESS AND
e)OC cloak maker, cutter, filter and trimmer wishes
few more engagements BY Gay or week in private families
Call on address DRESSMAkER.
The New York herald., 1870-05-30

C1Q FAST csTH ST., FIRST FLOOR, REAR.-TWO
XICC retpccsahle girls In private family; COO
place. -
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BULLS
SARSAPARIlIA.
A Good Reason 70: the Captains Path.

Read the Captains Letter, and the Letter
from his Moiher:
BEsros BAaRAcEs, NO., April 20, 1865.
efficacy Of your Sarsa pariila, and the heaIisG
aud beneficial qualities it possesses, Sod ys0
the following statement Of my c,se:
was wounded about two yesD age-vss a.
ken prisoner, and confined for sixteen nesshs.
Beirg moved 90 often, my Woanjs have noe
healed yet. ] have not sat % moment s1eoo
was wounded. I Am shos thsougA the hips.
Ny general health 10 Impaired. and Sod
something to assist nature. have more hisA
in your Sarsaparills than In snyshisg slss.
wish that that 10 genuine. Please e1prsss -
half dozen bottles. and oblige.
Carr. C. p. JOHNSON.
81. Louis, Ne.
p. S-The following Vas written April -,
1865, BY Mrs. Jennie johnson. aoshss Of CsDs.
Johnson:
d.. jobs BsH-Desy Sir: Ny hushasd,
DR.. G. 8. Johnson, was . skillful susgsea ed
physician In Central New York, 1hsss 10
died, leaving the above @. P. Johusea - ~
care. AZ thirteen years Of sss. Be hs9 :
chronic diarrh0a and serofula, e. vhiGA I
gave your Sarssparilla. Il esssj In. hsvs
for ten years reeomnendd is 70 many h uo0
York. Ohio. and love, for seroisls. fsvss ssess,
and general debilisy. Perfect saeesp - -
tended u. Tie esses s9se1sS q ssos ess0 ~
serefsis sad Jeses ssvss eess 1900 aisssslsss.
] am very anxious fos ny 80 - again have
recourse 70 your Sansaparllla. He 4 fsasfal
Of getting spurious article, heaee his vdtIag
to yoa for IL. His wounds we're tessihje, bss
believe he will recover.
Respectfully. -
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DONIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.
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County mmissioners-ANDaEw B. SYnNs
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NOTICE..

THE business formerly carried on By W. D
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be continued. .he present season. BY the junior
members Of rhe firm. ard our old eustsners
NAV be assured that. as far A. poesihss. they
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White Cloud, March "a, 1870.
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The White Cloud
planning Mill

8 the place to get everything you want in
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We. can furnish Flooring. Siding,
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and Wosli.WidS
Readers,

xb&oOeI0s
I HAVE received many testimoeials freR
L professional and medical men, % ~ slas.
macs aud various publications have shown. alf
Of which are genuine. The following. ite0
highly educated popslar physieiau IN jsee.
gia, il certainly one Of the mose sensible esa.
munications I have ever received. Dr.. Clsa-
testimony deserves 70 be written 10 letters Of
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Worm Destroyer:
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June q. 1856
Dr.. john Bsh-DesS Sss: / have rscestiy
given your Worm Destysyes several tFials. asA
find il wonderfully emeacious. Il hes pst
failed in Q single instance 70 have the Wished
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practice. and have daily use for soae sstiels
Of the kind. an frec to confess that kssw
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am aware that the use Of such articles 10 ess~
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a remedy which We know 70 be efficient, sim
ply because We may be ignorant Of its eonbi-
nation. For my part, shall make 10 . rule
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humanity which may be able 10 connand-
not hesitating because some one more issesf
Gus than myself may have leaned its elecss
first. and secured the sole right 10 uss shss
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purport to cure all manner Of disease 70 Which
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inform me Of your best terms
] am, sir, most respectfully,
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BLACKSMlTHlNC.!
LAS opened . new -

n ~ AS opened . new
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etc.: also. repairing Machinery Of all
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BULLS >a4 gt
CEDR0N BITTERS.


srosr Pem1, ws,ss Co, Aas.,l
1ay -, 1875.
d. yska Bsg-Dsss Sis: LA Hshsu:sy Z
sas In LosisvilIs psschasise dsues, Asd IT
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Ny son in-las, vhe Gas viii - n ~ snsss,
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found his general health iapsevsd.
Dr.. Cik, Who has been IL ~ hesIA. I'D
them. and be also Improved.
Dr.. Coffee, sbo has bess 10 - benDeh ~
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proved very nseh By the uss u yen Dsesaa
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Radical Reputation.

ia t a a
Don Piatt, the Washington Cores
pondent of the Radical Cincinnati
ConanaerciaL speaking of the appro-
priation by Congress of $4,000 for the
ostensible purpose of feeding the poor
of Washington, but really for a cor
ruption fund to aid in carrying that
city for the present Radical Office
holders by negro votes, says:
att would be far better if they
would try and pay some of our just
debts. / am told that there is law
upon the statute book prohibiting any
citizen of a State, lately in revolt, from
being paid for property taken by our
soldiers during the late war"
"That's Reputation for you, and
have not heard one shrek from my
honorable friend Horace Greeley.
know of loyal woman, formerly OF
Cincinnati, and lately of Virginia,
who had her possessions swept clean
by our soldiers, the officers assuring
her that they would see to the repay
ment."
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The Legal Tender Act.

/ Chief Justice Chase and majority
of the Supreme Court of the United
States have decided that the Legal
Tender Act, so far as it dates back
ward and applies TO contracts before
its passage, is unconstitutional. Of
this we never had doubt. This OBJ
lection was urged against the law at
the time with mnch force by Mr..
George III. Pendleton and other DEN I.
ocratic Coneressmen. But it has
wiped out most. of the Indebtedness
existing previous to that time. What
can be done about it? Have the par
ties interested right to sue and re-
cover the balance due them in gold !?
BY a parity of reasoning, it follows
that if contract be made payable in
gold before the war it cannot be paid
in legal tenders after the passage of
that act; that a contract made in legal
tenders cannot be enforced in gold.
The Constitution says that no law
shall be passed lmpairing the obliga-
tions Of contract. Therefore the
contract made in legal tenders for the
bonds should be paid in legal tenders
at the value the latter possessed when
the contract was made.-E'nqnirer