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PHILADA. e. READING r.. r,

PHILADA. e. READING r.. r.
Through Route to ii c Susquehanna 4!
TINE sbnmokin & 1revorton Railroad
l. being completed, a through route Is
opened between Hernoon ton the Susque-
hanna Riser) and Philadelphia. Trains
will run as follows:
EASTWARD.
No. ] Tassenge, leaves Trevorton 10
delphia at O0pm.
No. 8 Passenger leaves Herndon at 80
a M: Trevorton 10 07 q NJ; Shamokin
10 65 a m,; arrives Al Phils al o +6 p m.
No. o mixed, leaves Herndon At y 40
Trevorion ~ M; Shamokin IL 81 p IN;
arrives at Potisville at Q 10 p N.
WESTWARD.
No, 2, Passenger. Leaves Philadelphia
8 is a IN Shsmokin Z 90 pm; Treyor,on
80 p IN arrives at Herndon a. o 26 P NJ.
No. 4, miIeI, Leaves Ashland At ! 81
n m Bhamohin 8 80 . m arrives at Ire
verton 10 81 = m Herndon II 70 p N.
No. 10, mixed. Leaves Ashland a. q OO
p m; sbsmokin +63 p N; arrives st
Trevorisn Vt g so p N.
| Passenger trains Nos. and make
connection al Reading for Alleatown.N New
York, Lebanon. Harrisburg, Colaubis
and Lancaster.
| Passengers arriving in shamokin via
In CR W, sbovt lOs m, can sonnect with
No 8 Passenger, at 10 Oh . N, for Phils'
delpbia snd intermediate poinis. Those
arriving on the N C CRw Passenger traiI
At ~ 10 noon, can connect with No. 3
which leaves shsmokin st l2 81 for Ash
land, Mahanoy City, famsqua and Potts
Vile. ": h. blNNis,
Aug 2, 90. supt., Cressoss.
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rDpEN DEATH John Lebkicher
Icw Berlin, was found dead, on
mountain near that place, on the
inst. Early in the morning Of
day he left the house, with his
}. and sled. for the purpose ofbaul-
wood. As he did not return wher
sctsd, the family became uneasy.
one of his sons went to see what
wrong, and found him lying on
,ack, in the snow, dead. lis age
"A years, G months and 8 days.
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pp FELLOWS ELECTION. The semi
ual election of Seliusgrove Lodge,
lO7, /. o. o. f.. held Saturday
hing, resulted 10 the choice of the
wing officers: Noble Grand, Jo-
} Albert; w. g., +. NJ. Stuck I;
psarer Joseph Weurich Secretary
}. Miller. The proposition to build
" Hall was carried by an almost
nimous vote in favor of building.
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-. O!hcr articles Of
Serve TO render this num-
/, both TO the practical man

Il ae general reader. Amongst
them may be mentioned The Manu-
facturc of Porcelain, Recent Improve
ments IN Distiation, Street Railways,
Ocean Lines ofTelegrsph, The Paris
System Of Drainage, Iofuencc Of DC.
cupation on Health, The History Of the
Lucifer Match. Isometrical Projection,
The Science of Little things, &c, &c.
Those who desire to examine copy
of this journal should send hpeaiy
cents TO the Industrial Publication
Company, 1T9 broadway New York.
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A GINFTV Agents wantsd-Ladies
IA UlI l. and Gentlemen for their
spare momsnis.--A Sewing machine, . Gold
Watch, . Bible, money and other goods
given as premium. How. When. Where,
What, and all other particulars. Free. Ad.
dress G. l.. vsuAilen, III Broadway, MY.
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TO THE WORKING CLASS,--Weare-
prepared TO furnish gh class-, with conf
.tant employment at home, the whole
the time or for the spare moments. Bus
mess new, light and profitable, Persons
of either sex easily earn from SOC. TO -
per evening, ani n Proportional sum by
d,votiug their whole time to The business
Boys and girl can earn nearly a. much
as men. That all who see this notice
may send their address, and test the bus
mess. we make this unparrellcd oiei -
TO such rs Hre not well satisfied, we will
send one dollar 10 pay for the trouble Of
writing. fUll pRriibulars, n valuable
sample. which win 10 to commence work
on, and copy OF TrE fiorLr's Llrrstnr
COMPANION of The largest aud best
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froe by mail Reader Il you want per
mancnt profitable work, address y. {,
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The TscHNoLoaIsr-The second
lumber Of this jou:nul has resched US
I'd Is fully up to the promise he'd
pt by the first. II contsius very
|ns full par engraving, 90 tisted
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Aeie. Intermittent Fover.
Chiu Fovor, Rem,ttgut Foyer, Dumb
Aguo, porlo1ich or Bilious Fever, &c,
aud indeed all the affections which arise
rom mdarious. marsh, or miasmat.c
poiBons.
A. Ia namc implies. 1t d,cp Cure. and docs ros
fal. Contaiuir neither Arsenic, QuIhiue, ~ ,uut
Zinc. nor any other mineral ~ poisonous Substance
whatever, u In ucwi-c Injuries Hny patient Tho
number anil importance nfits curcs N the gVur Iit
tricts. are literally hryoni account ana We hrc,0
without parallel IN the history Or Aguc medicine.
Our pri1" T. gratiiird hy the arluovl vl"lrncris NC
receive Of the radical cures Effected In obstinate
case, and whore other remedies had wholly faIl,l
tnnrrlimntcd rcrtons. either resilient IN, ~
travelling through masm0tic locHltos, VIII hO pro-
tcctcd hy taking the jGJE tfRE daily.
For Iirer Complaints. arising from turpiditv
OF the Liver, Il is an excellent remedy stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity
For Bilious Disorders nnd Liver Comnltuts. IL IA
an excellent remedy, producing many truly rc-
naykn'lc rurrs, where other nCtli ucs had failed.
Prepared hv DR. y. 4. ANtV s Co, Practical
and Anllvticai Chcaisis, Lcwe!l, Mass, aud co.d
~ round The wnrl
pRICE. 800 FER hottie.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility. Prema,urs Decay,
and ell the effects Of youthful inaisereiion
will, for the sake OF suderiss humanity,
send free 10 oil who mead II, the receipt
and directions for making the simple
remedy by which be was cured. Suffer
ers wishing 70 proSt By the .sdvsrtissr's
eIperisnes. can do 80 BY addressing. 10
peieet oonhdeucs. JOHN D, OGDEN.
No. ~ Cedar street, New York
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DIED..

GL0vER,--In selinsgrove on the cath inst.
Franklin Vincent, son Of Norton and -
Glover, aged l year, 2 mos. and 20 days,
EGGERT.-in Franklin township, on the
2Sd inst, Matthias Eggert, aged about
40 years.
THURSBY. In Port Trevorton on the Goth
inst, Thomas Benton, sou Of VIM. 3. and
Carolina Thursby, aged 3 years Smo.s' and
% days.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Discases Of tho Throat and Lungs.
such as Coughs, Colds, whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Caraurnntto,


Probably never bcfirc IN the whole history If
medicine, has anything won widely aud 20 deeply
upon the confidence OF mankind a. this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series Of ycars, and among most Of the races of
mcn u has risen higher and higher m their esuns-
ton, ~ u has become better known. 1t uniform
character and power TO the various ancc lions
OF the lungs and throat, have made II bnown 70.
liable protector against them. While adapted 10
mier forms OF disease and to young chlGrcn, " 10
ut the same time the most cfcctual fcincly uat
be given for incipicut consumption and the dNn.
ferOus affections OF the throat aud lungs. a. pro.
vision against suddcn attacks OF Cro0p, II should
be kept on hand IN every family and indeed as all
arc sometimes suhiert 10 colds aud coughs, all
should he provided with this hntidotC for them
AlthNigh settled CopsaD, ytton IL thought in.
durable, still great numbers Of eases where the dis.
ease seemed sctilcl, have been completely cuted,
aud the patient restored 90 sound health by tho
Cherry Pertordi. SO complete l. rs mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs aud Throat. tlst
the most oh tinatc OF them yield tu II. when 10th
ing else could reach them under the ChorrD Iss-
forai they subsidc aud disappear
singers and Public Speakers 1nd groai pro.
lection from IT,
Asihmn Is always relieved AMI onen wholly
cured by u.
Bronchitt. is generally cured BY taking 10
Cherry Pe,tOrdi In small and frequent dosCs.
50 generally are i,s virtues known that We Bcc,i
not publish the certificates of them here do nio Q
u1n assure tho public that its qualities sTo fully
maintained.
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|PpEALs.-Thc Commissioners give
|ce that they will meet in their Of
in this place, on Monday tho 1l'h
Of April, 1870, to hear appeals for
Iver, West Beaver, Centre. Franklin.
kson, Middlccreek and Middleburg,
Tuesday, April 18th, for.Cbarmau
shington, Perry, West Perry, Union,
uroc, Penns and Selinsgrove. The
Innlissioners viii also at tho same
re sit as board of enrollmep,
review the rolls of the Assessors for
Itary purposes, when aud where all
sons interested may attend if they
fs proper.
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CHARLES b. MILLER,
ARCHITECT CONTRACTOR 4 BUILDER
Walnut, Street, Sclinsgrovc, Pa.

Is at all times prepared TO furnish Drafts,
Plans and Specifications for all kinds of
Buildings, at the lowest possible rates and
Oh short notice.
lie is also prepared TO contract for
putting up huillinss either by furnishing
ali the material or otherwise.
May II, '6s-ly
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MIDDLEBURG MARKET.
SELINSGROYE MARKET.

MARRIED.
SMITH-SHAFFER.- the 26th inst.
uriah Smith of this place, aud Miss Mary
A. Sbafler Of Washington Up.
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l.! ATTORNEY 4 CQrNyEl0R At l.

Middlcburg Snyder County Penn
Orce few doors West Of the +. q
Main street. Consultation in Eng
sad German languages. Sep.
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NEWS OF The DAP.
"7a slow the aery age and bodn Of The 7m.s'.

A few Carlist bands here and there have
been noticed in different parts OF Spain within
few DAYS, but no trouble is apprehended from
them. The band of Nlagarte has been reduced
to sixty men. 1t is rumorcd that the staff Of
Don Carlos has entered Guipu5era The bands
in Navarro havo disappeared from the pro-
vince. A band has been seen in the province
of Malaga. Count dc Cheste and other Span
ish officers cziled to the Canaries have been
recalled to Spain.
The New Stamped Envelopes and nowspa.
per vrappers to be issued after October lst will
he sold at prices much lower than is charged
for the present issue. Very liberal regulations
have been made in relation to the sale of spe
cial request envelopes, and postmasters arc
urged to use all proper efforts towards encour
aging their use. Postmasters are required to
dispose of their old stocks at old prices, before
putting the new ones en- sale.
Private advices from Mazatian, August 81,
state that General Meila had escaped from the
power of PIacido Vega, and has arrived there.
One of Lozardc's command bribed to release
him, had bribcd three assassins, who murdered
seven officers in charge of Meila, among whom
was nephew of Veja. (?)
Chief Justice Chase is seriously i'll at the
residence OF his son ln'laW, Senator Oprague'
in Rhode Island 1t is reported that be has
for some time been suffering from paralytc
stroke.
Josiah Turner, of Raleigh, N. g., through
his counsel has moved for bench war
rant against Gov. Holden for illegal arrest, &c.
The motion was entertained, and argument
closes to day.
Stewart Handy and John Hill, laborcrs,
were found dead at the bottom of we'll near
Changewatcr, N. j., yesterday. They were
repairing the well and persisted from foul air.
President J. B. Roman, OF the National Stock
Exchanged in New York, publishes card, stat
ing that the concern is not ihsolvent, and does
not propose to suspend operations.
Half Of the bathing houses at Long Branch
were swept away by the high tide last night
The British fleet at Spithead yesterday hon
orcd the memory oil Admiral Farragut.
The cholera has extended into southeastern
Russia
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Church Enterprise in the Northern
Neck.

correspondence of the Alexandra Gazette |
MoNTRoss, Westmorcland Co., Aug. 3lst,
1S7O,-For some time past the ladies of the
Northern Neck have been Industrious y cngag,
ed in procuring means for repairing and im-
nroying their church buildings Nearly all our
houses of worship were damaged, moro or less,
by the occupation Of troops, or BY the abuse OF
raidiDg parties, during the war the latter hay,
ing used then sometimes as stables Tor their
horses With most commcnda Bile zeal our ladies
have Lono to work to build up and restore these
waste places Fairs, festivals and concerts
have been of almost weekly occurrence during
the last several months. andln most cases nave
been very successful. a festival was bcld last
week at Pecatone,in this county, under the au'
spices of the Episcopal Church at feocomlco,
ard though not numcrously attended, yielded
a very handsome fund which will be approprl.
ated at once to the repair Of the old colonial
cdifce at that pace-said TO he the Oldest
church building in Eastern Virginia 1t is IN
contemplation too, By the same community, TO
erect chapel at or near the Hague.
The ladies connected with Fletcher S Chapc!,
in King George new Methodist church now
building on the site of the old one which was
burned by Federal soldiers, during the war,
held lair and tournament in that neighbor-
hood a few days ago. At the cose Of the
tournament Miss Ellen G. Jones, of Edge Hill,
was crowned Queen by Mr.. Thomas A. Ball.
of King George. Dr.. James Fl. Ball delivered
the coronation address, and Mr. Asbury Dish
man the charge to the knights. Both these
gentlemen acquitted themselves handsomely.
The sect OF christians known as Disciples
have recently organized a church ia this SEC
ton. They have purchased building in the
neighborhood of Foneswood, erected some
years ago by the Union Baptisls then under
the leadership, but since abandoned By Rev.
Hunnicutt. The new church Of Disciples s al
present under the pastoral care OF Elder Bohan'
non from Middles9x county. Is.
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The Markets..

new YORK, Sept. 3.-Stocks very Irregular
Gold 154 Money 4a5 per cent. Virginia S.
cx-cOupcn, 661; do. new 65 Flour dull and 5
aloe lower. Wheat dull and nominally lower.
Corn quot and steady.
BALTIMORE. Sept. S.-Virgnia skies, old,
544 bid 54z asked; d.. 1865 81 bid. Cotton
frmer, but not quotably higher, at 1871. Flour
Maryland l45s160; fair to good red l25sl40 };
common l05al20; Western red, winter, 130s135.
Corn irregular and lower; Maryland white Goa
95; Mary land yellow 95; Western white S0a
90; mixed Western 80ae2 Oats easier at 46a52.
Rye 1880
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By Green & Wise,

Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers.]
COMMISSIONERS SA EE.-By virtue of a
y decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county. Va, rendered a. its June term, 1869.
in the suit of Bowie, plaintiff VS.. Addison ct
al, defendants, the undersigned, Commissioners
therein named, will proceed, on WEDNES-
DAY, October 9Th, 1870 at II o'clock NJ, IN
front Of the Mayors office, in the city of Alex-
andria. to sell. by pubic auction, a certain
TRACT OF LAND, in the county of Alexan-
dria, containing ten acres, and bounded as fol-
lows On the north by Queen street extended;
on the east by townsend Baggettis lot; on the
south by Cameron street extended, and on the
west by Hootfs run, being portion OF tho
tract conveyed to Z. Is. Addison by Ann 4.
Ramsay.
TERMS-One tenth 10 be PAID in cash. and
for the residue the bonds OF the purchaser with
good security, and with interest from the day
of sale TO be taken in three equal sums, paya-
bic at 6. II and is months respectively. Stamps
sep l-2awts GEO. W. BRENT, Comm'r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
/ TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY
OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Nesr the city of
Alexandria, By virtue ola deed Of trust exc
cuted by William II. Swami and wife, dated
on the Eth day Of March, 1859, and Of record
in Iiber T., No. 3, page 492. OF tho Alexandria
county land records. Tho Undersigned, as Irus'
toe in said deed named, will expose to sale, by
public auction, in front Of the Mayors office
in the city Of Alexandria, Va, on SATUR-
DAY, the 9Th day Of October, 1879, a. II M. q
TRACT OF LAND, situated in the county of
Alexandria, about two miles north of the city
of Alexandria, on the south side of the old
Georgetown road, ear tho lands OF Thomas
w. Swami.
TERMS-One. third of tho purchase money
in cash on the day of sale, and the residue in
two equal payments st six and twelve months
from the day Of sale tho deferred payments to
bear interest from the day OF sale, ard to be
secured by the notes o. the purchaser and a
deed Of trust on the property.
CHAS. S. WALLACH,
aug 26-2awl2t Trustee.
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MIR. Clarke, one of the officers OF the Pen
sion Bureau, who was sent to Tennessee in
connection with the case of R. r. Butler charged
with forgery, fraud. &C., upon the pension
Office, has returned to Washington, having
failed to secure a trial of the accused.
When the case was called the principal
witness was not forthcoming, the marshal
having, it is charged, neglected to serve
his process in time for her to arrive, and the
Judge refused to entertain the case, and dis
missed it at once.
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DATTESON'S HAND BOOK OF FORMS,
L containing the most approved forms of
Sheritfs, Clerks Justices, Constables. NolaTes
Public, Coroners, Commissioners of Deeds Of
all the States, Attorneys of the Commonwealth,
&c.-the best book out. Sent by mail, free Of
postage, on receipt of 81 25.
n. Y. EDUCATIONAL BULLETIN
for the fall of 1870, containing" list of all the
School Books published in the United States,
with their prices, which will be forwarded, free
of postage, on application.
ROBERT BELL,
sep 3-lt* Bookseller 81 King street.
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Holden not Liable,

RALEIGH, Sept. 3.-The application made
yesterday for bench warrant to arrest Gov
ernor Holden for the arrest of Josiah Turner,
sr., by the militia. alleged to have been author.
lied by him, was fully debated yesterday and
to day. The justices Of the Supreme Court
unanimously determined that the Governor is
not liable TO arrest
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EXCHANGES or REAL ESTATE.

The following exchanges of real estate in this
city and county for the month Of August, arc
reported by Green Sc Wise, real estate agents:
LIT northeast corner Pitt and First cts, north
Of Montgomery, 80 it II ir.x95 It,. 1900 $500
Lot eli Prince street. between Royal and Fair
fax, %0H25 feet, and lot adjoining above on
wrst 1ix22 feet deep $1,000
Lot Gust side Fairfax street and south of Glib
bon, II #. & xl23 #. SllO
I.o. and frame dwelling S. E. corner Washing
ton and Oronoko SITS, l54 feet in.xl23 feet
5inches.." ,OUO
Tract of land in the county, contai1ing II acres,
2Ioods and ii poles SOB 81
Tract of land in the county Of II crcs..".Sl2OO
Trsc: of land in the county of22 acres roods
and Il poles ......................$22 6} Is
Tract of land in the county, containing acres,
roods and 10 poles. slap
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Heavy Sea.

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 3.-The pilot boat
Maryland reports very heavy sea from the
eastward for the past two days. A number of
vessels are below bound OUT. The sea is
breaking on the middle grounds.
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A correspondent, writing from Hamburg,
reports naval engagement eff Danlzig. y
Prussian corvette made night attack upon
three French iron cads and dispatch boat,
and, according to the account, obtained the ad-
vantage. The reported capture OF German
2S-gun corvette, off A'exandria,is dcnic:.
Geo. Harris, who was to have been hung at
Ekton, Md, yesterday, for the murder of A..
Rusum in December last, has been respltcd by
Governor Bowie until the 18th o! November.
The Bishop OF Verdun was killed on the 18th
while carrying white flag.
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A major in Hoden's militia has been dis
missed the service 'for conduct unbecoming
an officer and a gentleman" This is about
the best joke OF the season
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LEGAL NOTICES.
h( o r I G E

N or1cE'
Thomas L. Ellzey and Helen F.. his wife;
Cora Mason and George Mason, ir., corr pits,
vs.. George Mason Graham, Walker r. Mil
Ian, Sheriff of Fairfax, Admir-. of Eleanor A.
@. Mason, Decd; Alexander INNS, Trustee
William Merrill, William L. Dawson and
Edward Daniels, defendants.
In the Circuit Court for Alexandria county.
The decree rendered in the above cause on
the 23d of February, 1870, directs that q Master
Commissioner of said Court do state an amount
showing the balance due by George Mason
Graham to the children of George Mason, of
Gunston, their heirs or assigns, upon the pur-
chase and sale of Gunston, upon the principles
of the written opinion of the Court that he as
certain the amount due by the defendants,
Merrill and Dawson on their purchase of tho
said Gunston estate; that he state accounts
showing the amount Of waists committed by
Mrs. E. A. c. Mason, and those claiming undor
her, or acting under her authority, prior to the
sale to Merrill and Dawson, and the amount of
waste committed by said George Mason Ora
ham, or by those claiming under him, or acting
under his authority prior to said sale to Merrill
and Dawson and that he ascertain the amount
due to Mrs. FAC. Mason's estate upon the sale
of said estate, as heir to her son Richard and
that he report his proceedings under said de-
cree in order to further decree.
The parties to said cause will take notice that
on FRIDAY the 30th of September, 1870 at
10 o'clock q. m, at my Office corner Of Fairfax
and Princess streets, in the city Of Alexandria,
Va, ! shall proceed to mako the several &C.
counts and statements required by said decree.
aug z9-1awtd II. JOHNSTON, NJ. G.
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Capt. Moore and his party are progressing
in their work of locating the route of the Balti.
more and Potomac Railroad within the limits
Of Charles county, Md. The Company have
recently purchased a lot Of ground at Pope's
Creek, embracing considerable water front,
Tor the use of the road at that point. The
right of way has also been secured along nearly
the whole line within Charles county.
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During the last month several important
subjects, which previously to that had attracted
a great share of public attention, have been
thrown completely 10 the shade by passing
events contested with the European war. We
hear but little now Of Cubs-atfairs in Spain
the expected Indian war-the Alabama claims
and several other matters, on which tele.
grams were difuse, and editorials hung. They
will, all, however, come up in their order bye
and bye. Sufficient unto the day is the evil
thereof"
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Since the adoption of the dogma of lntalE
blity, by the Ecumenical Council at Rome, it
is said, that all the prclates who opposed the
declaration, have given in their adhesion.
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Eight thousand one hundred dollars was
collected as toll on the Aqueduct bridge,
over the Alexandria Canal at Georgetown,
for the month ending August 81.
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At Long Glade, Augusta county, Va, James
M. Yates, is appointed Postmaster, vice Mrs.
Catharine Ewing, removed.