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1,,y TROUBLES. Some fears
TWELFTH OF JUt, J5aUrttaiued in New York of a
appear to be e9tir'aj e9tgins.jay Ito day. between the
collision on Srse association Of PrOtfstan,s haaias
n %e%Gi1 rh ri ohss mcr Si Dofss
s !; s 8 : :: !: y:
Which noo5h @ he be psos # both ;dss First no
Emisra.ntSS l,Sr States r not only with generous
Ri 5 oI T5 45sEs the ps;55 55ad o ss% s1 all
ho% @ d r3s. s. ssy dpS If the or country @ 3S Which,
turbanGe oa so a'H Hbdsnitably by introducing here
treats h.treJ reh sU sod the ul which have caused
50 mu6n Srtb i'S they H1 are returning erH for good
O,1Opr
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and examine the vast and
magnificent assortment Of
Summer Clothing made up
from a choice stock OF mate
rials. purchased recently at
prices much below market I
value as special bargains,
which are being sold every
day Ia large amounts at prices
which DEFY competition.
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Kidnex and BIadder CompIaints.
DR.. RADWAY'S
PERFECT PURGATiYE PILLS.

perfectly tssIeess, elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge, regulate purify, cleanse, and strengthen
Railways Pills, for the cure OF all dsnrders of the
Stomach. Liver. Bowels, Kidneys. bladder, Nervous
Diseases Headache Constr patton, COstIveness, lnhI
gesIiOn. Dyspepsia. BiOusness, Bilious Fever, In
hammatIun OF the Bowels, Piles. and all derange-
menls Of the internal Vscera. Warranted 10 effect
a positive cure Purely Vegetable, containing no
mercury, minerals or deIeterOus drugs.
RJr Observe the following symptoms resulting FROM
Disorders of the Digestive Organs;
Constipation, Inward Piles Fullness Ol the Blood
in the Head, Acduy Ot the Stomach, Nausea. HOart'
burn Disgust OF Food FuIlness or Weight in the
Stomach Sour Eruclatons, Sinking or FluIterng at
the PIT 0f the stomach.
few doses of RADwAV's Pulls will free the sys.
TEN from all the above named diOrders. Price %
cents per box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TkUE" Send one letter stamp
to RADWAY Il co. No. 81 Maiden Lane, New York
Information worth thousands will be sent you.
iune1i lV
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In search Of bargains. wishing
to get full value tor your
money. perfect satisfaction in
the 1T. style. and quality Of
the goods, combined with ele-
Vanre ui finish aud superior
work manshin, be sure to
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Expressly designed as an attachment TO THRESH
ING MACHINES.
The gram is haggcd, weighed and Tailed autOmi-
calIy, and no attention necessary except 10 change
bags filled. Any desired amount may be put in the
sack by adjusting the weight for that purpose, hch
chOkes off the flow of gram in equal amounts for each
sack at the same time moving the clock tall lying
threshed can he asceTtained al n glance any tIme
II will pc riOrm lis work in all kinds OF grain with
perfect ease and without giving trouble II is dura-
BILE and reliable, and with lmprOveme 1ts for the
present season, have fear that it will fail to
please
Our machines for 1871 are heing manufactured by
q. Westinghouse e. Co. For further particulars ap.
ply 10 +. y. .McWhOrtcr,
June 7ih, 1871 I'll st Georges. Del.
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to the thousands who havs
dealt at this long Established
Clothing House that their
garments stand unrivalled for
excellence Of quality and low
ness Of prices by any other
house in the city: that per
feet satisfaction Ia always
guaranteed and given. aud
every garment can be tho
roughly depended upon for its
durability and being exactly
AZ represented.
Call before purchasing else
where and Judge for your.
selves. You will save more
than the expense Of your
journey aud be well pleased
with your bargains b. calling
on.
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Needles Special Branch,

Needles Special Branch,
For the adJustmen. OF
Rupture Trn.ses," "Braces,' SuppOrters,'' and
"Mechanical ReInedies.o
MS oces for the conducted SKILL aud
IT, Inc duties pertaining to this line treatment made
ma oy many OF practical experience winning his
DsfARIEENTs the confidence and APPRoBATION OF BEST
MEDICAL ACTH0RITfES
= Inc LADIES OFFICE, at No. l54 NORTH TWELFTH St is
SUSDCCTED PROFESSIONALLY, nv ACCOMPLISHED FEMALE
physician. G. Ii. NEEDLES, Pharnacrin,
janGy v" N'i i1'n anu "ISb pbiiadeiahi.
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No. Al Park Row, New York
A GENTS WANTED for the
n TRANSMISSION OF LIFE,

COUNsELs TIE NATURE AND HYGIENE THE
MASCULINE FUNCTION BY DR. NAPHEYs, author OF
The Physical Life Of Woman. II relates to the male
ser; iull OF facts; delicate but Ouispoken {;
practical and popular; highly endorsed; sells rapidly.
Sold by subscription only. Exclusive territory. Terms
liberal. Price 50 Address Tor contents, &C., }. G..
FERGUS Il CO, Publishers. PhiIade phIa, Pa
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TOwER HALL,
TOWER HALL,
Tower HALL,


Yls TOWER Hall
5iSnAEKRT SrREEr
N'AARKET TTRERT
HLY-wAY BErwRIN FiVru AND sIxrH srs.
H.LLr'NAY BETWEEN FIFTH ASD SIXTH STs.
Galway BkTwEEE RIFrH ASD SIXTH STs.
PHILADELPHIA.
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Wss Wsss vvlsIrISG PHrLADELpHrA
WES sES HlslTISG PHILADELPHiA
"aAA WISHING PHILADELPHiA
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The Sale Of Patent Medicines

Has another reached the enormous proportions
has assumed in the United States This is owing to the
oterrtoy and the comparative hnness Of
aou which the necessity for reliable remedy
applied the absence of professional mea
cal aid.
MsBLER HERB rrERs has for years been regard
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EVERY DROP of the SarsaparIlhan Resovent com.
munIc es rough the Blood Sweat Urine and other
fluids and JuIces of lheSyslem THE vIGuR LIFE lOr
IL repairs wastes OF the BODY with new and sornd
material. ScrOiua. Syphilis Consumption, Gland
uar Disease Ulcers IN The Throat Mouth, TumuTs.
Nodes la The Giuuds and other parts OF The system,
Sore Eyes SIrumOrOus discharges from the Ears, aud
the wursI forms OF SEln Diseases EruptIons Fever
Sores Scatd Head Rlng Worm, salt Rheum; ErysIpe
las ASne, Black Spots, Worms in The Flesh, Fumors
Cane ers in the Womb, and all weakening and Pam
ful discharges, Night Sweals. Loss of Sperm and a
wastes OF the lie principles, are within the curative
range Of this wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and a
few days will prove TO any person using II for
either OF these forms Ol disease It's potent power
cure them.
II the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
and decomp that Is continually progressing,
succeeds in arresllng these wdsIes and repairs the
same with material made from healthy blood
and this the SARsAFARILLIAN Will and does secure
a cure IS certain; for when once this remedy con
mences its work of purfcatIOn, and succeeds IN
diminishing the loss OF wastes lis repairs will be
rapid, and every day the patient Will feel himself
growing better and stronger the food dgesting better,
appetite improving, and flesh ard weigh. increasing
| Not only does the SARSAPARILLIAN REsoLVENT
excel all known remedial sgenIs IN the cure of
Chronic, crOluOus, Constitutional, and Skin diseases;
| but il Is the only positive cure for
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THEGREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY

and relied in by thousands OF families
In section of the country. 1t fancy drink
posed Of bad whisky favored with aromatcs to tickle the
palate and minister Oa depraved appetite but carefully
and scientifically prepared compound extract Roots Herbs
and Barks possessing great medicinal virtue Its comb
nation presents the eectual remedy discovered
all diseases Of the Stomach Liver Kidneys Bowels sold
everywhere at One Dollar per Bottle, Juy5-Im
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81 DEAFNESS, BLINDFESS, and CATARRH treated
Win the utmost success by ISAACS, NJ D. and Professor
Diseases OF the Eve and Fear, hs speciality in the Med
Pen9.ylyanla 10 years experience dormery OF
Leden doand No. 3J Arch Street, Philadelphia TestimO
MAS can De seen At his Office The medical faculty ln"ited
70 acc0m9a their patients he secrets his practice
ton. ortIqiv
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For ths amount 20 be rxDrIr Such goods. provisions
ami other articles the President may
trrmne. including insurance in iu
sructlng IN agricultural ant mechanical in prOydin
eilp"'ctS educ4tlnE chll procuring medicine and med
cal a;teauce i" ami support the aged sick, aud
hrn ior the helpless orpas SAIL iuddnS and in Othe
respect 10 promote their Cun.or and
Ment, two thousand SIN hUusrrt AID sixty Ioi.Grs
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RINrR CEnN

For s 2r0In!. q N1pll,d such g00ls provisO Ons,
and other article 'hr Frrdn liGr may
ln;iruc'r"s In Erc iu All ~ riaira pursuits in pro-
Vliin% employees rtt.l r."'It. procuring medicine and
medical aite+ancg core "s .rd f he aged. sick and
tur Ia" e1i iutlltts. and
other promote rvlfIRAtuu comfort and
prUysIlpIt. /.
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For the first Of a' iastaliG twenty Eve thousand dol
,heuG n'rcN under di
rectuu til" President. fourth treaty first OF July
eighteen hUuGcd and t.OE>lft dollars.
For eleventh Of twenty instruments support 0f
agricultural and industrial Srhu" suitable In
Rud ANY ntr, tWH th"usaud five hundred 3sa.lrs.
FtT eleventh % tSrlF isa uet of smith an6
cardth:er shop go pvt IN. FOOLS therefor,
five huu!rat 30, ,.t--.
For r, euc twenty i.ta,lneu. H., employment Of
hiackSult rtHp.i..r ANA physician. shall
furnish medic " for the s', tenth a;tc- treaty July.
/ dollars.
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ROGUE RIVERS.

For first OF five ius,a,mcns blankets Ciohins, farming
utensils and stock third tenth September,
els htteU hUi !r.t dollars.
SACS AND FON IS OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
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Front doors according to elevation in hlcknesses
OF inch, hung with suitable butts, wards and
fastened with centre flush bolts and good inch
front door lock- bronze iUrnIlure inside doors
inches thick IN pairs covered With baIze or glazed
cl1ih-these TO have spring hinges. with handles on
the doors; same kind of doors made and hung same,
in The PARTITION opening INTO The audience room.
Floors all "A Carolina pine second quality, mill
worked boards, we'll nailed, and joints struck.
All partitions not Of brick Will he 4 scanIling l6
inch centres The partition between The lecture room
| and lnfan; and missionary rooms will be Of sash,
double hung, and both o let down into The wanscot-
nng; sash i nch-the waInscoing Of grooyed boards
!
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GOLD QUOTATIONS., STOCKS, &C.,
FROM
John McLear & Son, Bankers,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Quotations, June 6, II. atqo'clock
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It's not generally known that the Bergen
tunnel was never fully paid for; it was
finished by contractor SEYMOUR In Decem-
Der, 1860. Immediately thereupon con.
troversy arose between him and tho Eric
Company about his paymaster Jonathan
Dixon, Jr,, to whom 1t had been referred
70 state IN account between the parties.
He recently reported q balance due from
the Erie Rail Road Company to the con.
tractor Of $32,G1G 50.
George Jones, publisher ot the Daily
Times, publishes card denying that he
has offered to sell that newspaper and
property. he adds that he will sell under
no circumstances, and at no price, until
the 1fmsS war against the Ring shall
have secured an honest city government,
In the meantime, II by corrupt judicial
proceedings, such as practically contiscat-
cd property Of foreign holders, even II the
shares of the Tines shall be bampered and
tied up by receiverships, so Us to silence Its
assaults upon the Ring. Hepledges him
self, associates and staff TO Immediately
establish another journal which with the
public would still be the Times, even
though under new name. A majority
of the Times stock known to be in the
hands Of Jones and certain others who
have bound themselves under heavy pen.
atty not to sell q share to outside parties.
1t is rumored however that the small
minority interest may be controlled by
the enemies management, and used as a
pretext to ask membership and thus
place the concern under the control Of
some friend Of Judge Barnard or Cordoza.
This course having been threatened unless
the Times cease It's attacks on the local
government and judiciary.
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FINANCIAL.
new 7-3O GOLD LOAN.
SAFEl PROFlTABLEl PERMANENT /
JAY COOKE s. co.
Offer for Sale at Par and Accrued Interest the
FIRST RORTGAGE LAND GRANT COLO BONbs
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

A. Theso bonds arc secured, frtt, " First
anq az e9Hlpments; tcond, by klrst Mortgage
on ~ OhIire LAnd Gtant, being more lnan Twen:
y.IWo IhonAnu Acres OF l'ana 70 each mule OF
h9rH. SrIl. 49,, 49,. a.
AZ I4s ~ bonas Are iTec from unlleu stAte5 Tax
tno rlncIpAi anu interest are payable IN Cold
Interest tSeml.annually, al the rate Of sEVEN AND
EHHLE. NY .IhhIIls ZEN GENT. per annum. a..
Ihsy atS ~ Issued " denominations ol SlUO, SSVO,
Si,SH,U, i,,S, rSS,VVO aud $lOOyO.
inc trustees under the Mortgage arc Messrs.
Jay Cooke, Of philadelphia, and ). kdEar Thorn:
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NEW YORK CITY.
New York, March %.

New YORK, March %.
Yesterday the gold market was weak
and lower. Despite the expected specie ex-
ports, and the small amount Of coin held
by the banks, $l0,600,0O0, the belief
that 1t is the policy Of the Treasury to de-
press gold, and the expectation that next
month will witness free sales inr govern.
ment account, had a weakening influence,
which the firm tone Of the London market
encouraged. The sale OF large amounts
of long gold were also thrown upon the
market. The low condition Of bank re.
serves, and the probability Of q currency
drain this week, will still further draw
them down This had no appreciable eE-
feet upon the money market, which rules
easy. In discounts there is a fair bnsl-
ness done, at going rates. Tomorrow the
Treasury will buy two millions Of bonds,
and will sell two million dollars Of gold,
Thursday. The excess oil the bond purchase
over gold sales operates In favor Of an easy
money loan. The range Of gold in lis
effect upon Government bonds Is scarcely
equslized by the higher foreign markets,
and the entire list continues dull and 10
the main, heavy. The new funding pro.
cess goes on more satisfactorily than here.
tofore, the subscription from private
individuals being somewhat on the in.
crease. The National Banks are taking
largely. The stated subscriptions were
yesterday over eight millions ol dollars.
A telegram announces that the bark
Hunter, laden with flour for the suffering
French, arrived at Havre on Sunday last.
This was the first to sail, and the first "a
arrive with help from America to France
George Jones, publisher OF the Times
this morning published card stating thai
the assertion that he has offered TO dispose
Of his property in the Times to Sweeney
or anybody connected with him, or thai
he has ever entered into negotiations fol
that purpose, or Is ever likely TO do sc
directly or indirectly, is fabrication iron
beginning to end.
A decision was rendered by Judge In
graham and dissented from by Judge Cor
doza m the case Of JoSlyn %. james Fisk
Jr., Ct al. On tho removal Of the sui
from the Court Of Common Pleas, Il!
Judge Barnard in tho court below granted
the removal, he could not sit on the bencl
for the general term, and the other Judge.
being divided, the case goes TO the seconC
circuit court Of Brooklyn for re-argument
Meanwhile the suit goes on In the com
mon pleas, and the Grand Opera Housl
and lis rents remain under attachments a
1.-The property oil non.reiidentS, Fisk, j
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ization and expensive relunding of out
standing bonds. These movements are.
however, only temporary. And they have
been in part due to the injudiclous fumors
put forth that the fiye.twentiss NAV, If
not refunded, be paid in grecnbackS at
maturity. AS our currency is rapidly ad-
vancing to par, greenbacks may soon be
worth their tace in coin. II hereafter,
when'the tive.twenties shall be paid OF,
the greenbacks are ut par, who will be in.
jured If the five.twenties should be paid
in greenbacRs? And il our currency Is
not at par then, the law Of 1855 forbids
payment otherwise than in coin. And
this law, which was the first act Of Con.
gress signed by President Grant, cannot
be repealed. Congress has no power over
1t, as it forms part of the contract be-
tween the Government and its creditors,
and to this contract the public faith Is
pledged. The discussion Of such Ques'
tion, however, at this moment, Is unfortu.
nate, and has had in the sensitive condi-
ton Of the public mind an unhappy ten.
dency to disorganiZe and discourage the
movements of the money market.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
WASHINGTON, March 9S.

WASHINGTON, March 90.
The San Domingo Commissioners had
not up to noon to-dny called on the Presi-
dent. The report Is now being written
out from shorthand notes. Gen. Sigel
called ut the Executive Mansion this morn
ing. AIr. Dawes has returned to Wash.
ington. All the members Of the House
Select Committee, are now present.
A delegation Of Sacs and Foxes had
another interview with Secretary Delano
and Commissioner Parker yesterday,
which resulted in o harmonious adjust
ment Of all differences, The Indians
will remove into Indian Territory, ac-
cording to the treaty stipulations.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
recommended a port Of entry to be cre-
ated at Duluth, Minnesota.
All the members Of the Cabinet accom-
panied tho Joint High Commission on a
Trip to Mount Vernon this morning.
The San Domingo Commissioners were
all at the Executive Mansion and had q
consultation with the President. The re.
port has not been presented, but will be
tc.morrow. Thursday the CommiS.
sioners dine with the President.
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CHINESE CURlosrTIEs.-Our engage.
ments elsewhere prevented the writer
hereof from attending the exhibition oil
Chinese curiositics ut the United Presby.
teriau Church, last evening, by Rev. ]. c.
Nevin, returned missionary, who was
stationed in Canton for ten years. We
Witnessed, yesterday morning, the unbox.
ing Of many Of the articlcs in the lecture
room ol the church, and we were sur.
prisetl at the extent and variety OF the
collection. II Is said to be the finest in
the country, and, certainly, no ono equal
to it In the particulars mentioned has
ever been exhibited here. We trust the
Rev. Mt. n. had a large attendance, rs
his entertainment meritGd 1t. We hear
that he proposes to return to tue Celestial
Empire sometime during tue present year
and resume his ministerial lahors in that
far Off country. We wish him abundant
success in his good work
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THE SOUTH.
Two Bloody Tragedies in Arkansas-.-
Fire in Mississippi.

lWu DAuuul 4ldSGuAGS Az uEAAAAAo0o--e
Fire in Mississippi.
memphis, Tenn, March 2s
On last Thursday, near Fayetteville,
Arkansas, u man named Rowland muir
dered his wife and babe, and then blew
out his own brains. They had been sepa.
rated for sometime, and he called ut her
sisters where she was staying, and asked
her to walk with him. She took her child
along, and in q few minutes her sister
heard the report Of a pistol, Running to
the spot she found all Of them weltCring
in their gore.
A gin house and press, together with
iorty.two bales Of cotton, belonging to A.
Boyd, near Des Arc, was burned last week.
Wm. Dodd, Of Woodruff county, Ark,
was shot and killed, last Sunday, BY three
men named Rainey, Jackson and Day,
who met him in the woods and shot him
down. They allege that Dodd had
threatened their lives.
A special to the Ardllnchs from BUtes.
vile, Miss, says: The center block of the
business houses on the west side of the
depot was burned Inst night, BY the ex.
plosion OF q coal oil lamp in Powelrs
store. The principal sufferers were s.
Lever, two fine buildings; P. s. Allstone,
two store houses; ]. D. Powell, stock OF
goods, books; Roger .Greenwald, entire
stock, and Perkins & Johnson's half stock,
Total loss, $4,000. There was very little
insurance.
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POLICE COURT.--The cases Of James
Francis and Richard Kcnney, continued
from Monday, were heard in the police
court, yesterday morning, They were
charged with disorlerly conduct, and
alter u full investigation resulted In Francis
being discharged, aud Kcnncy being
fined five dollars and costs, Richard
Hanegan and Thomas Coffee were tried
for iudulglng ina hts.hionday evening
at the Belmont Mill. The latter was
shown by the testimony to be the aggres.
sOr, or rather, struck the first blow. He
was fined one dollar and costs, while
Hanegan was discharged. Margaret
Mccormick was qrraigucd Oh n charge oil
plain drunk, and, also, ion one Of disor.
derly conduct. She was fined one dollar
and costs Tor the first named, and five
dollars and costs for the other. In dc.
fault ol payment she was sent tojail for
fifteen days Rowcna Franzell, arraigncd
for pursuing an lllegitimate business, was
fined ten dollars and costs.
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The Latest News.
RETURN OF SAN DOMINGO CON-
MISSIONERS.
Illness Of Mr.. Wade-.-Indignity to
Frederick Douglass ona Potomac
Steamer.
WAsHfNGToN, March %.


WASHINGTON, March 2s.
The Santo Domingo Commissioners
Wade, White and Howe, arrived here last
night, accompanied by Secretary Burton,
General Sigel and Frederick Douglass,
DR.. Wheelright and Capt. Wade, clerks
to the Commissioners; DR.. Perry, natural.
ist; thres or four newspaper correspon.
dents, and the two stenographers of the
expedition. Mr.. Wade was taken sick on
Sunday night, on the cars, with pleurisy,
and was unable to sit up yesterday, and
upon his arrival was conveyed to the res
iience of Vice President COliax. The
attack, though not of serious character,
is sufficient cause for great anxiety on the
part Of his friends, who fear that Mr..
Wade's age and full habits may prove
serious obstacles 10 his recovery. At q
late hour Inst night he was much better,
and his recovery deemed certain. II MIR.
Wade Is well enough to-day, which is i'm
probable, the Commissioners and their
officers will call upon the President in q
body. The report Is still incomplete and
unsigned, but all the points have been de-
Cided, and will be submitted to the Presi-
dent within day or two.
When the Santo Domingo party were
about to sit down to dinner yesterday, on
the steamer Georgiana, on her way from
AcquiA Creek to Washington, the officers
Of tho boat refused TO allow Frederick
Douglass to take q seat at the table, on &C.
count Of his color. The Commissioners
were highly indignant at this outrage, and
Immediately left the table.
Rumor that the Whole Business is to
be Dropped like a Hot Potato.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-Yesterday was occu.
pied in the Circuit Court with tue trial Of
the case, Neal rs. the National Savings In,
stitution. This cause has already beer
once or twice adjudicated as far rs tht
testimony, argument of counsel, &c, arC
concerned, but has rs often failed of fina'
and complete settlement when 1t reached
the jury. 1t was not finished when We
left the Court room last evening, and will
probably consume the whole or greater
part of today in its further hearing.
The Court adjourned to meet this
morning ut 0 o'clock.
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CINCINNATI.
CMorINATr, March es.

iEhf8i CINCINNATI, March eS.
The members OF the bar, who have
practced before the United States Courts
here, with number of prominent govern.
ment officials, give q testimonial supper
Thursday night, to the venerable Judge
Leayitt, who Is about to retire from the
bench, after 40 years faithful and honor.
able service, Henry Stanberry presides.
The primary election for the Citizens
Reform Convention, which meets to.mor.
row, was held this evening. The opinion
prevails that Len Harris will bU the can.
didate tor mayor.
There was considerable frost this morn.
ing, and there are some fears for the
peaches, part of which are in blossom.