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RAPID TRANSIT.

The new steamboat, the sylvan Dell, which has
just been built for the Harlem steamboat line, yes
terdav made her trial trip. In addition to the III.
rectors a large number OF steamboat men ana other
invited guests were present. The trial was a most
satisfactory one as TO the trial OF the steamers
this regard. 1he steamer lett from the loot OF
North Moore street, went several miles up
the Hudson then returned, rounded the Battery
and went up the East River 10 Harlem. Her length
OF keel Is ITO feet. breadth OF beam 20 iect, and
depth or hold D leet; her cylinder Is 81 inches IN
diameter, with feet stroke with the sylvan
Stream sylvan Grove and Sylvan Glen this makes
four steamers on Inc line, which Will pc none too
many 10 accommodate the rapidly increasing travel
by TINS route. Inc new ooat like the others, IS to
be nicely furnished, ana in ABOUT three weeks viii
commence ner trips. she Will be put on as an ex-
three minutes.
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COURT or OYER ANo TERMlaEU.

The Stokes Farce-Judge Cnrdoxo TOO Mach
Engaged with His Own Affairs Try the
Case.
A large crowd had collected outside the Tombs
at an early hour yesterday morning in expectation
OF having look at Stokes, on his way TO The Court
Of Oyer and Terminer. They were, however,
doomed TO disappointment, as the Sheriff lad been
informed early Yesterday morning that it was not
necessary to Dring Stokes to Court, as Judge Car
dOzO would ne unable to come down. The Judge Is
SO much ABSORBED In the judiciary Investigation
that he could not como down TO try the CASE
Tne Court OF Oyer and Terminer only for
mally opened ana adjourned A large crowd had
also collected In the corridors outside Inc court In
hope OF seeing stokes. The general belIer for
some time was that 1t was only dodge TO divert
the public attention from the case and accordingly
1t was lae before tne loungers dispersed 1t IL Pro-
bable that the trial OF the Grand Jury VIII not pro.
coed until the committee OF investigation have
concluded their laDors, as far as Judge CardOz0 IS
con
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The Delaware md Hudson Canal Company
Defeated in the High Court on Their Coal
Trndo Mark-DecisiOn on Import Duties on
Birds Brought Ashore Alive.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb 26, 1872.
The following decisions were made in the
Supreme Court OF the United States to-day
NO. 95. Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
We. lark-Appeal from the Circuit Court of the
Southern District of New York.-In this case the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company sought to
enIoin the defendant, a coal dealer in Providence.
X. l., from selling Lackawanna coal, on the ground
that they had adopted that name rs trade
entitled to its exclusive use within the trade. The
Court below dismissed the bill and this Court
aflrms the decree, holding that as sound doctrine
no one can apply the name Of any district OF
country to well.InOwn article of commerce and
graphical and generic names cannot be SO adopted
and appropriated. Mr.. Justice Strong delivered the
decision
No. ITO. Relche VS.. Smyth, collector-Error to
the Circuit Court Tor the Southern District OF New
York.-In this case the plaintiff in error sued to
recover duties OH birds. paid under pro-
test, and the Court below held that an
act which named birds as an existence
distinct from animals had been repealed
to import duty. This Court held that as the
former. act, making living animals and birds
and as the latter act, suojecting living
animals to duty, does not use any language
lucOnSSteuJ WITH Cne dlStlncttOn MADE IN the IOr-
mer act, that distinction must DC deemed to apply
TO the latter act, and. therefore, birds are still free
OF duty ana the Judgment reversed. Mr.. Justice
Davis delivered the opinion.
No. 90. Wilmington and Western Railroad Com
pany vs.. Reid. Sherlf-Error to the Supreme Court
of North Carona.-In this case the Court below
enforced tax recently imposed by statute upon
the property OF the railroad company. while by its
charter in consideration of the construction of the
road as therein specified, 1t was forever X
empt from State taxation. This Court
say that however impOltic 1t may be in the
sovereign 10 allow the taxing power to pass out of
its hands, still when II was done the Court will
force the contract the same as II 1t between
private parties. In this the taxation Is deemed
TO Impair the contract or exemption made by the
charter or the company ana the tax IT, therefore,
held to ne Illegal and the statute imposing 1t void.
The Judgment Is, therefore, reversed. Mr. Justice
Davis delivered the opinion.
No. 100. Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company
vs. Rcld-Error TO the Supreme Court OF Norm
Car0lna.-Thc exemption In this case was for a
term OF years, aud 1t ~ held good for that PERIOD
according 10 the terms OF the charter. Mr.. Justice
Davis delivered the opinion.
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UNITED STATES DsrnICr cuusT-N ADMIRALTY.
A Collision Case

Yesterday Judge Blatchford rendered decision
In the case or william M. Peck and others Vs. John
Brown and Others 1t was a suit to recover the
value OF the bark Czarina and OF her charter money
Tor voyage. Inc bark was lost by "a COLLISION with
the steamer Kedar on the lst or September, 1854,
about two hundred and lorty miles from New York.
The Czarna was sunk with her cargo, bur the crew
was saved. me Judge decides that the FAULT lay
with the bark, and dismlsses the libel witn costs
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He COUR T S.
Interesting Proceedings in the United States,
New York and Brooklyn Courts.

Opening Of the February Term Of the United
States Circuit Court Charge Of Judge Blatch-
ford to the Grand Jury-The Jumel Estate
case-An Admiralty suit-Procsedings
in Bankruptcy Action Against the
Adams Express CompanyIhe
Stokes Case-The Belden
Will Litigation.
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C0UGr CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
lngrahamNos IA, 13S, l39, H. 127, 145, i47 l4s,
l49 l5i, l22 l5 l5 1863, 1do. i6l, 163. l6j, 1861,
166.
Barnard.-Nos. 81, 70, 50, 1885, 1893.
SUPREME Observation-Disclosures .-Ifcld by Judge
Van brunt-NOs 49, l411S, $751; 1.79. I237 l24J1S,
1881, l25y1 1901 1853, 1865, 1867, 1863, l27i, E7
l2I5, 1871, l277A, 1279, 1881. Part 2.-AdJourned
for the term.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Parts / and g.
Adjourned for the term
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Hed by Judge ].
F. Daly.-Nos. 500, 4671s, 6S 1873, 3io, 2157, 764,
906, $50, 1861, 1905 1915 1249, SOB, 1929, 1905,
1862 l-7l, 1916, 93l, l046. part 2-lleid Oy Judge
Loew.-Nos. 932, 1871, 1900. 1260, 49, 1896, 1850,
1884, 1895, 1921, 1898, 1899, 1900, 1894, 1906.
MARINE COUIrfRIAL TERM-Parls !, 2 and a.
Adjourned Tor tile term.
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that she was the daughter Of John Bowen, seafar-
ing man, and that her mothers name before she
told him there were two otner chIllren her brother
John and her sister, who afterwards became Mrs.
o son; never heard Mrs. Jones say mat Madame
Jnmei had "a. son: WIN respect to the
allegation tds her liberty nase a mad rap ned
seeing her frtends Mr. Chase testified that that was
not the fact; ne had never done so; Madame
Jumel was the most determ ned spirit ne had ever
met with either IN lite or In history. and so TAR as
he Knew, she could at any time have gone u Rhode
Island unt sac became so infirm as noe 10 he able
to travel The Witness vas handed a draft OF viii
or Madame Jumel. which ne Identified TO DC IN the
yer Of chs city, with whom ne was, he SAID, lnt-
matey acquainted. The original OF this Will was lost;
but Mr., Chase testified that ne had seen the orlg
nal WILL aud he was now able to slate from rec0-
lection that tue contents or the original agreed suo-
stantlally with the draft now produced. on lor-
mer day Mr. OC0nor read this draft VIII 10 the Jury
Tor the purpose o, showing that IL does not contain
any reference by Madame that she ever had son.
Az this stage OF the case the Court proposed 10
adjourn
Mr.. Carter, OF counsel for defendant. stated that
he had lust received telegram from Washington,
dem ,nding MS presence there on the following day
In an argumeUt before the Supreme Court; lie could
not possibly avoid the enlargement.
Counsel Tor plaintiff sug gested that Mr.. Carter
might DC ape to secure the assistance OF snbsti-
Iute
Carers absence. II would be proper 10 let hs case
go over for one dav.
Judge Snipman said he could not do that, II he
could be assured that the case would inisn week
from next saturday ne might be satisfied; but he
was receiving requests to go up TO Connecticut 70
try cases tacre lie had goC such request this
morning. ana, no dOuot, he would receive another
such request tomorrow. He could not postpone
the case Tor day.
The case was then adjourned till this day at one
O'CLOCK TO enable one OF the Jurors TO attend sale
of property In wnicn he Is Interested. The Juror re-
ferred to promised faithfully that he would De ia
Court at the hour fixed for Its sitting.
iic Equity Calendar.
Judge Woodrnn called over the equity calendar
and set down days for the hearing OF causes.
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SuanOGATE'S COURT.
TIE Beldcn Will Case.
Before Surrogate Hutchluys.

rte Beldcn Will Case.
Before Surrogate Hutchlugs
The Belden will case was called before Surrogate
Hutchings Yesterday.
Winchester Britton occupied the entire time In
summing up the case for Mrs. Leicnardt. The coun-
sci 0r the contestant asked Tor postponement,
and Surrogate llutcnings set down the case for
twelve O'Clock on Monday next
Mrs. Leichardt has not appeared In Court since
the testimony regarding the relation between her.
sell and her deceased Uncle was gwen
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4 Petition dismissed

4 Petition Dismissed.
Yesterday, In the matter Of Louis T. Bronnel and
others, In which u creditor charges as an act OF
bankruptcy an assignment made bv the alleged
bankrupt to one Leach, and 10 which assignment
the petitioning creditor assented, Judge Blatch-
ford holds that this assent estops the petitioner
from making the assignment ground for declaring
the assignee an involuntary bankrupt. Petition
dismissed. with costs
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uNiTEp STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

stealing Newspapers from the Post Once.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States vs.. Robert Burke.-Jhe dc,
PENDANT was held to await the action OF the Grand
Jur on charge OF having s. olen exchange news
papers out Oi the Posi- ONCE box OF u weekly
Journal published in this city,
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EGNOKLYy COURTS.
SupIEM: Cou2T-speCIAl TERRA
\ Coz rested Election Case.
Before Judge Gilbert.


Mr.. John p. Douglass claims the seat OF M.
Andrew J. Foster VINO received the certificate OF
election as Alderman OF the Eleventh ward. Mr..
Fosters certificate forth that lie was elected By
q majority Of one vote. Mr. Douglass has brought
SUI. 10 obtain possession OF the Office.
Yesterday MS counsel, Ir Goodrich applied 10
Judge Gilbert Tor 'struck Jury" 10 Try me case,
right given by the Revised statutes when appears
10 The Court "tnat lair and Impartial trlai cannoS
be had without IA struck Jury UT thls Tue ani-
portance or in1lcacy VI the cause requires suCn a
jury.h Such Jury IS obtained by the county CLERK
or Commissioners Of Jurors selecting nom the jury
lists the names OF iorty.cght persons wnom nc con-
siuers most Indifferent and best qualllel. Then
the counsel of the respective parties engaged IN the
suit alternately strike out names until twelve nave
been rejected by each. Inc twenty-iour remain.
ing beng summoned q jury OF twelve Is selected
from them. -. .... ,or
Mr.. Goodrich thought that a sufficient reason Tor
n 'struck jury' was the iacf that tDere was very
large numcer OF Witnesses 10 be examined on potn
sides NEARLY nve hundred) ana IL was Important 10
obtain Jury that would agree on the nrst tral, ia
order 10 save expense 10 the county ana parues
engaged. ,x .a,,, ,,o ~
tanned in the usual way which would as readily
agree as ''strucS jury"
Decision reserved.
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Decisions

David A. Youngs vs. Caspar Hofrman.-MotioN
denied, and plaintiff allowed To amend on payment
or $40 COSTS and $40 costs OF TINS moon 10 be paid
and Summons amended In twenty days; otherwise
denied. with $40 costs.
George TaIcott w. Oliver Arnold ct al.-No costs
allowed on appeal from order, exccpt disburse.'
ments.
Edwin Van Gasspeck vs.. Long Island Railroad
COMPANY. same decision
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0uaT-M BANKRUPTCY.

Judge Woodrnif called over the equity calenda
and set down days for the hearing OF causes.
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Cheap Horae Feed.

Anastute agriculturist, as the story goes,
fed his horse successfully for number OF
years, upon clean ineshavIngs merely
using the precaution to furnish the brute
with q good ! seryicesble pair Of green
spectacles This innocent delusion, oper.
ating upon that amiable simplicity oil
character which distinguishes the inferior
creation, induced the horse to imagine
thatIall this time he had been living on
the best ofcloverl Thus we all sec only
what we bring with us eyes to see. To
the janndiced eye, the whole universe Is
sickly yellow; and, naturally enough, the
effect Of such q vision 10 not exhilarating.
But let bottle Of DR.. Gottlieb Fischrs
Bitters be administered-and, 10, what q
change! The blood, upon which brain,
nerve, everything depends for its well.
being, is olonger vitiated with vermont
dead matter which the excretories arc
impotent to throw off The whole az.
ternal world becomes radiant with lowell.
mess; and within, all Is peace! ~
This subject continued next week under
"lVOt happy Enough" 7a4gg
"Ware q schmitz, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors ofDr: Fisch's Food Bitters."
-s.. ILI,4 49, eod&w
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Organic Weakness

Immediately cured, and full viRor restored. y
This diatreesing ataiction, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, 10 tho penal.
y paid py the victims OF Improper indulgence
Young pGIeons are too apt 70 commit uxceotes
from not being aware Of the d, eatiful eonaej
queneeA thai may cnlue. r, Now, who that under,
stands the subject win pfetend 70 deny Tint he
power OF pfocreaio ID lost sooner by those fali.
Ing into Improper hEhitB than by tic prudent
Besidea belng deprived Of the pleSsureol healthy
Offspring, the most serious and destrpc tiye symp.
toms OF both BODY and mind afI58l The sy6tein
becomes derangedi the phyaieal and mental fnne
ions wealtened loss N procEeAtlye power, ner
youa lrrita6ility., dyapeptIA, paipjtSd ton Or thG
b. art, indigestion, conStit ttonat debility, And
wasting Of The Gtrano, cough Consumption, Do
eAyt andEe9fly deAthy gtlyung geug GjH'E
DR. EiShblAtt graduated nom one OF the most
eminent Colleges The United States; has ehl Ct,
edbome Of tho most astonishing cures that were
ever Known; many troubled With EingtnR In Ii:
head and cara whom Alleep, great neEyouspesS
being alarmed at sudden sounds, ba!hfulnole
with detangenent OF mint, were cured immOdI
ttely.l Ii. H N.r ITI ri.- d. -I.W
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AtmosnherIo nisarnase..

The air, without which no creature
could live, Is the source OF diseases Of
which millions die. At this season, espe.
cially, tho atmosphere is full of the germs
Of many kinds ofisickness. Every glob-
ule Of the mist and fog which. cloud the
earth and sky in spring holds In solution
It's portion Of miasmatic poison.
The evil effects Of this arial virus can
only be certainly ayerted by increasing
the vitalactivity Of the system and secur.
curing the full and free exercise of all Its
natural functions, and hence 1t Is, that
Hostettef's Stomach Bitters, the great
nerve strengthened, regulator and anti.
dote to malaria, Is imperatively required
In the spring months. 49, '-.f's..4.
; II "a Atthisotime, too, that Dyspepsia
assumes It's most distressing types and
that persons Of bilious habit usually SUI
fer most There Is an influence in the air
which depresses the spirit as well as the
physical energies, and In order 10 restore
their elasticity tonic treatment is abso.
lutely necessary.
All the world knows that tho wonder
full efficacy Of Hostetter's. Bitters in cases
OF indigestion, billiousness, nervous pros
tration and malarious fever is due TO the
potency Of Its tonic, Alternative and aperi
ent materials and tho absolutely pure
stimulant with which they arc incorpo-
rated.
1t is because tho public have beer
taught by twenty year experience thai
the article can be implicitly trusted-inas
much as itlperforms uniformly and GER
tainly all that 1t is advertised to do-that
they prefer this sovereign tonic to every
other.@Hence It's immense and ever 10.
creasing sales, and hence, too, alas! the
many counterleits and limitations, against
which there Is no safeguard except the
close scrutiny of the purchaser. eod&w
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Take Particular Notice.

Dr.. FiShblGtt addresses ali those who hayo IN.
solitary habits, which ruin both body and mind,
uniting them fot either business, st indy, society
or marriage. a' IAA't l'4ll 'N "'I''lFUlS
These are some Of the sad and melancholy a.
fects produced BY the carly hAbItsoi youth Nc
weakness OF the back and limbs, pain IN The
breast dimnesso Of sight, loss Of muSenlkr power
pAlpltation OF the heart, Dyspepsia, naryonS I'M
liability, SymptomS OF consumption, derAnRemonI
Of tho digestive functions, &c. ,Tss.l = =
MKNTALLY,-The effectA on Tho mind ART
much to DO dreaded. LotB Of memory, conluAlor
oflideaa, depression Of spirits, evil forebodinR
umidlty, &C., are some OF the evils prodhced
Thousands ofperaons Of oil age6 can now IudQt
what ia the cause their declining health losIn1
their visor, becoming weak, pale, nervous ant
emActAted, having . singular app ASaneO Abov
tho eyes, cough, and symptoms Of consumption
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tIigtatae.
NY IIrr1ElIABoRER,


,,,vu,u, With NngcfS soft and tender,
A"U' A. any lIdy'S fair; r,-,s..
u..s, eVes OF blue, form both IfAll anu Slonuo'
o"''' Md curls Of sunny hAir, .,.
Aopsehold 10Y, fragile thing Of beauty
" "' Yet with each rlslng sun 49,.
u.,lc. ria round Of t0u-A solemn uuty'
DFN'D That must DO daily DONE.
=, nj. hpi,dlnp castle, house and tower,
With WondFons art and ekill
n, ,shotI. With his hammer by the hour,
VI With strong. determined Will;
,,oD with loaded little cart, he's plying
""' some books dark lore 70 read
SowlNdst like aonC iittiS beast Of burden
md dElgl himself along, . p.
And now bis lofdly little voice u hrA'u !"
BolsteFouS Ehout and song
Another honr d spent In busy toiIIng
with hoop and top and ball.,
And with patience thAtls never iAlIihE'
HO tiles and conqueS AH'
NJ, .,..D a. ,,st o,e,takes my little rover, bal,
hu' BUG M " n ibiCH6thefs breast, aLkitsi !
Inv. ,hrovn Hal The dGy's hard labor over,
,,A.. IN Kim 10 ny bosom, sleeping,
anu - HIM mid gathering tears,
M ,vhsi ,hs distant iGture may be keeping
VI "H-i AZ work for manhood's years.
ur,, ho with toll, his daily bread ba earning,
'" "a The worlds busy mart,
rtre's bitter lessons every day DO learning.
'''' with patient, struggling heati
or,hall my little arch teSt ID tandinzl & u
Some m0nunfeht bi fA&ae,i IIi-N- -"
On which, In letter. bright with glory'S gliding
The world may read big pAme}O y~,
Prhsps bdns huhbie, lowly occupation, y
But RhAred with sweet content;
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sinIrular Ac,cidsnt.


~" ae asMngton (PaJ AdVanee9
n on Monday evening OF last week, while
M. Rebecca Black, Of Cannonsburg
formerly Miss Sweeney, Of this place.
H mS getting supper, the hearth upon
Saleh the stoyewas resting, suddenly
SaSe way, preeipitating stove and all into
sae cellar. Mrs. B, lodged on top Of the
S .I. and was quite seriously burned, but
WIN good treatment is rapidly improving
a ESt n!9e boy who lived with Mrs. Black
,S.sea me alarm, and succeeded in barely
'eSculng Mrs. BIS children. ~ !,
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Marriage,

reject that sound mind and body arc The mos
necessary requisites 70 promote connublAl hAI I.
piness Indeed, without these the journey
through Life becomes o weary pilgrimage; tho
prospects honrly dArkeu to the view, tho mind
Eithth melancholy reflection tat tho happineSS
q another becomes bnghted with onr own. u
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YOlullnlgg!s. Mem,

especially, who have become theyictims Of sol.
which annually sweeps 10. an nntimoiy grave 1aVss
Thousands Of young mon Of the most exalted tAl
ent9 and brilliant Intellect who might otherwise
hege entranced listening 6enAteS with the thur.
deringg Of eloquence, or walked TO- ecatasy the
living Tyre, may call with foil confidence. " 2s
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FIRST Glass sTATroN.-We have
, ~ recently that Glen Easton Is soor
S !" DC made q hrst class station, The
SSS a' H Of business transacted there iusti,
S SeS sas movement, which implies the
'u''ulhg ota depot AoundsTlle ReportOr,
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The. he B ayor 81 4 .l5Slloap,
3 Aanuhetured By 3. REID, WheelInE, ". Va.

1clnm that 1t cannot DO exeolled; ISt, Inpuri.
y and quality; ID, In economy, because II IA
nim and hard % soon as made and win NOT Bhrfnk
when exposed to the atmosphere, like mogt
soaps do. It will therefore wash half a much
moro 40 thu, soaps nowiin market at the alraa
price; 80, For perfection In washing, You must
wash with pure, clean soap, or you cannot have
clean, white clothes. -Uts Gks FduorIn Scan and
you viii have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and hultleSs, and guarantee Thai
twin not inlure the akin Or tho most delicate
nhrtes. 9th, claim for Il an advantage over M
others In thAtttw1l bear leaving In water for 3
or ~ hoprs without injuring It. Other soans arc
rendered useless by forgetting them In nc Inn
o. basin, atteF using. Please enquire Of youT
grocer tos. the FAyortto Soap, and You win b
convinced that II ID the best. = .
CAuTi0N-KAeh bar 10 stamped uNlnkHta dRd
4tssaHteF FdpOritS Soap, mGaudeturSd by 3,
MSa1SStafed sn AZ Soiid ii Wholesale BY
''31SINI-- ;Ngr9TS. "a EDWARD RKtD, BIZ
Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
augS Wheeling, ". Va.
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Marriage.

Married persons, or young men and ladies con.
templAtng marriage, being aware OF phySicRl
weakness, organic debility deformities, especIa..
y cured. . g.5 '' ..H 1w Dr. -
Flshblatt, may religiously conAd0 In his homo.
a. gentleman, and confidently rely ON his Rkill
% phlaciAn. -.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money and stock pIag kss,
= NEW YoRx, Apiil 20 Gotn STRONG
and active. Sod as high is 11Sf, and
closed at 112ia1l8. Loans were from tlat
to 0 per cent for carrying. Clearingt
$70,0OO0O0. Specie engagements fol
Europe tomorrow $3.50 900 up to this
evening, 81 which eS0GU0O are in silver,
MoNEY-Easy at 6A7 per cent, with
loans as low as per cent.
STERLING ExcHANaE-109R.