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The Fourth at Prospect Harbor,

No pleasanter place can be found where
IN TO celebrate this day than the delightful
towns which nestle along the shores OF
Hancock County. That this is true OF
Prospect Harbor al least, the six or seven
hundred people who gathered there
on the 4th inst, will heartily agree. Ma.
ture has faith, still, in Congress and Amer
lean institutions; for never did she smile
more sweetly on our national birth-day.-
fernaps the scenery of Mt Desert ISLAND,
and the adjacent main is viewed TO better
advantage from the road which leads from
Ellsworth through Sullivan to Gouldsboro'.
lh4h from any other point of view. The
grand panorama OF mountain and water,
the perfect verdure of early summer. the
AIR heavy with odors OF sweet-briar and
clover, the morning mists resting in the
laps OF the mountains, or drifting seward
along their submits. all combined 10
make the drive 10 Prospect Harbor more
beautiful than fairy land.
Alter crossing Sullivan Ferry the road
was thronged with patriotic young men
VINO had invested largely in Legitimate
STOCK, consisting of new carriages. lively
horses, white dresses and red cheeks, and
blue sashes, and curls, and several other
thlhgs- All looked with contemptueus
smiles upon the writer, for, alas no white
uresS CLEANED forth from his buggy. The
houses and people along the road wore
holiday appearance, and many flags did
hohor TO the day. Occasionally the mot
TO- Grant and WILSON," graeed the BAN
ner to which il was attached, and remind
ed Us oil last summer. We looked in vain
Tor another motto. occasionally to be seen
about year since. We noticed one man
hoeing potatoes That man will fill an un-
known grave But. first. he will live TO
see his son suffer for the crime of treason
against the Republic.
Prospect Harbor is finely situated. with
a bold outlook upon the Atlantic. and the
town abounds with evidences of taste and
thrift.
The celebration of the day was arranged
by the ladies, for the purpose Of obtaining
iunds to finish very pretty new church.
ID which, dinner was served. The tables
were laden with everything nice. fish
ehowder, roast fowl, strawberries In aJua-
dance, being the diet which people seemed
TO think best adapted to the dav and
themselves. One end Of the church was
occupied by long table covered With . |
profusion of handsome articles such a.
are commonly found at ladies, f.i, wh;oh
seemed to be well patronized. 1t v..nn
derstood that the receipts from the sal.
and dinner were eminently satisfactory.-l,
From twelve until half past two O'Clock
was occupied with dinner, when the crowd
was invited to assemble in front Of the
church, where stands for the speaker and
band. and commodious seats had been
erected. G. w. Cleaves acted a. Narshal
Of the day. II. d. Coombs was chosen
President. John West of Franklir, Will
lam Handy. G. n. Small. J. Moore. vii. ,
lam Rand, George whitaker. J. Tracey.
nd p. n. Coonbs were chosen Vice Pres. Z
tents. Prayer was then offered BY Rev. .
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NOM-ReSident Tax~s

THE following list of taxes on real estate of non
L resident Owners in the town of Pensh-ent
Sounts OF Hancock, Tor the year 1872, in bills
committed TO Charles Leach, Collector of sait
.o"n on the sixth day OF June, lsz2 has been 70.
~, " MN to me as remaining unpaid on
.he third Jay OF May, ISIS, by his Certificate nc
,in a' q uate anu now remaining unpaid. And no
uce Is hereby given that if the said taxes iuteras
anu charges are not paid into the treasurer nj
said Town, within eighteen months from the dsta
Oh the commitment OF said bills, so much OF The
real estate taxed as will be sufficient to paw the
amount due therefor Including iptsree1' ,ie
charges will without further notice be sold a.
public auction, at the store OF Josiah YsrnIn a.
said town. on the thirteenth day Of D.,san,i IA
1879 at o'clock p. NJ.
Owners names IL known aeras u, -,
Edward Buck, Orland, Caleb
Bowden lot, house and barn sn .,xn "a a.
Andrew Warren, or paknown VI" st''H
land set on from Surry lso s.a -a-
Anarew Warren. Castine, part ="
of felsom lot o. ,oo n M
Addison Weber, Bluehill. mill u"
lot, Nun IN 30 50
silas Saunders, Floyd Huxley 10
lot, house and barn 20 sao ,,so
"m l.. Carpenter, o. unknown "
house lot and shop, lon ana
RUFUS LEACH. Treasu.a
Penobscot June sOth, 1878. a,,s;
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MINicKNG DEATH.-A boy. eleven
years old, named Ned Baker. who lives
with his aunt on Macomb street, can simu-
late death so successfully as to deceive
any one but an expert. For small CON-
pensation he will stretch out on the floor.
cease to breathe apparently. grow white
In the face. affect the rigidity OF corpse.
and his pulse become so feeble that the
beating can only be detected by prac.
teal ringer. He yesterday went through
this performance In . saloon on Wood
bridge street. and SO much like genuine
death was his counterfeit that the men
who put him up TO the trick became great
~ frightened, and bribed him to come on,
OF his trance. His breathing was so faint
that 1t could not be felt on the hand or
cheek, had hardly dimmed the glass held
down to his lips. The boy says the per-
formance does not injure his health. and
lie can make himself SO near dead that Ii
: only by great mental effort that he
throws on the lethargy.-lDetrot Free
Press
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y. 5. Curtis and E. J. Saunders, ore
building two story house near the Baptist
meeting house. J. N. Merrill has buih 4
tenement house near his store. @. W.
Allen has bought the building opposite and
is finishing It As dwelling house. w.D.
Ellington has moved his buildings to lot
on the ''North Bend road. W. A. Freethv
and Francis Jarvis are each preparing to
build house near Capt. b. Freelhy'a
The old school house in the village has
been taken down. Capt. Janes O. Jarvis
has sold bis vessel. 0a a. HsG
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DYSPEPSIA

81 MPIOMs-Wsnto OF appetite rising OF food
and wind from the stomach, aciiity OF The stem.
ach. heartburn, dry ness and whiteness Of the ton
Kue in the morning. sense OF disten sion In m.
stomach and bowels, sometimes rumblinp and
pain cosuyeness. whioh Is occasionally inter.
rupted by diarrhea = paleness Of the ur,ns Th.
mouth IS ciammy or has a sour or bitter taste
othef frequent symptoms are waterbrash, psipl'
the senses, as seeing double &c There ia 1ene.
raj debility, languor, and aversion to motion: de-
lection Of the spirts, disturbed sleep, and flight
tul dreams ~ ~~ "a CIV
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The amount Of stamps issued TO the
several government departments with
which to pay postage on government mat.
ter Tor the first quarter Of the new fiscal
year is as follows: The President, $50:
state Department, taO,749; Treasury De-
partment, 100000; War Department,
s27,Ie4; Navy Department, q, 500; In
terror Department, CSC. POI Department OF
Justice. $3.50; Department Of Agriculture,
$3.50; POst-office Department, ss3, $50.
Total, $37l.024. In addition to this, stamps
have been sent TO $1,000 postmasters with
which to communicate with Post-office
authorities to the amount of eas7, Osl, max
ing grand total of S63s, los.
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Gained Is Pounds of Flesh.

=, SOUTH BERWICK Me. Jan. II, ls7s
Ii. r. STEVENS, Esq
Dear sir have had Dyspepsia in its wor.,
FORM Tor the last ten years, and have taken hun.
dr"ds OF dollars worth OF medicine without oh
tanning any relief. In September last commenc-
ed taking the VEGErrSE, since which time M
meath has steadily improved. Ny TODD digest,
Wen. and have CAMEL nfteen pounds OF aesh
There are several others in this place taking he
NEGErISE, and all have obtained relief
Yours truly,
THOMAS +. MOORE
overseer of the Card Room, Portsmouth Co ;.
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NOn.Resident Taxes

THE following list Of taxes on real e.Iats q,
= non-resident owners in the town Of Mari.
Viie. county Of Hancock, 10: the year 1874 in
siiis committed to l.. n jordan Collect tor OF s.ia
town, on the 2oth day of Nav ISL
mas been returned by him to me as remain
certificate of that date, and now remainin5 rs
paid, aud notice IS hereby given that If The san
taxes interest, and charges are not paid into she
IRON the date Of commitment OF SAID biI. "a
mueh ei the real estate taxed as will be sufi.iept
70 pay the amount due thereon, including inter
est anu charges. will without further notice ha
so1tat puoliclauction, at Jere IL Jordan's ofre 10
O'Clock 7. NJ 49, -
- Acres Val. Tax
frank smith. or unknown, les also a. Is
Sumner Basford 20 N a.
Charles Palleu, ga a.
Mariaville, July !, ls93 49,.
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What | know about Vegetine

m N s . SOUTH BOSTON, May 9, 1870
Dear Sir-I have had Considerable exr.,,.n.a
WIN the EGETiNE. For Dyspepsia General Dc.
oihty and impure blood. the VEGETISE is supc.
,L 70 Snythng which ever used. | commenced
taking VEGErfSE about the middle of last w,nter
ana atter using lew bottles It entirely cured me
OF dyspepsia, and my blood never was in so good
cohdtiop as at the present time. 1t will afford
me pleasure to give any further particulars rein
i've 10 what Know about this good medicine, to
any one VINO VIII call or address me at NV resi-
aehee' $50 Athens Street Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
tW<o $50 Athens street
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A Card

10 the ladies' FYreuen and C.lixeas Of (,,.-
tIar
'ThE Bucksport Fire Department anil Crescent
Cornet Band tender you their sincere thanE .
or your hosp LAhty, And the many KIND sttsn,ifT.
extended to US on the occasion Of The nricIr,,''
IN our village, July tts, 1873. And uorv es,c,i.
any - Nne LADIES are we indebted Tor the lrt..r
g. 'a'J manifested in our welfare, aud where an
acted 50 particularly in our behalf II wonlJ h.. ~
'hiions y compare them by name
hMtksON, Chief Eng'r II. y. D.
r L. HILL, Foreman Torrent Epr7ae T.,
4 e EMERSON. Foreman Deluge Eng.tp.
bucksport, July J, IsIs. -.
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CH0lara.

NASHVILLE, JULY. The total deaths
Sunday were II, Of which seven were from
cholera Total deaths to-day were four
none from cholera. ...... T..
4EHPHIs, July 2. To-day there were
u intefments. only three from cholera.
CNcMNATI, July Z. There were seven
deaths nom cholera in this city to-day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-07-10

Since the abolition Of the frsnkins
privilege on the LIST inst, there has been q
marked decrease in the amount Of mail
matter passing through the New York Pos.
Office. The postmaster says that the re-
orm has caused falling OF Of 1900 free
Newspaper exchanges. ~
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Commissioners Notica

w L me saoscribers, having been appnant,,I hv
~ l's Hon. Parker Tuck Judge of Probats ~ ~
.ae Coahiy OF Hancock, to receive and rra,n,ns
me claims OF creitors To the estate OF Inhn ~
~. Ir., .A's OF fremont deceased represented
-. .IS s' y" AeFeoy give notice that months
AEe A4owed 10 sAid creditors TO bring fn 81
Prov tneit claims and thai We shall attend tAat
service Al TIE dwelling house Of Abraham Kirn-
Der AMI December 1873. - S''o'i'
LEWIS FREEMAN rnts.f1-
iremou July s. lsTS 49,
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Real Estate for Sale

for sale In Trenton. on road leading n
HIN 1t Desert, 1 niles from EiI.gorth j,
- '"o story house, good repair txn
S 1sfhs; " acres OF land, divided into Ttil,r.
~ =, ooa'and anu fasturage Good shore privilege.
~ U.s. "s nAi. oorn, balance u mortgage. Inquire
Coombs' Block. Ellsworth Ne. Az.
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Freedom Notice,

| Iefeoy give public notice, that from thIs Hat.
= give 20 my minor sou. Byron II. Mavo tor =,
,AiaAo1e consideration, the remainder OF n. IT,
s auhs ms majority TO transact bushes, ,nr
nax gu shali Claim none Of his earnings, nor
fA' any ueoes OF MS contracting amer this date
Witness, ID. p. MAaCYEs "
fremont. July 5, 1873. ,vo.
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The Confessions Of an Invalid.

Published as Warning and for the benefit Of
ioung Men aud others who suffer from Nervous
Complaints, Debility. Loss OF Manhood etc sup.
plying The means Of selfcurc. Written hy one
who cured himself after undergoing cons iderahI.
Juacdery, and cent free receiving a postpaiI
directed envelope. f"''
sdn-rrrs are Invited 10 address the .uthor
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Box 49,
smos II Hrookl,n k,ny.,a w
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye IL IN. best in The world
Inc ohly True and Perfect bye. Harmless Rrll-
abe and instantaneous, no disappointment no ri
dleuloas tuis or pleasant o.lot. Re needles the
III effects Of bad dyes and washes Pro.iueo- txxE.
pikrELy superb BLACK on NATURAL brown
anu iesse' The hair CLEAN. SOFT AND KEAUTTrUr
ihc genuine sisncd W. A. BAlchclcr. sold BY an
Druggists. 80 no adv
CHAS DtTCUFIbR Pm Sy
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GEN advertisements.


No1s hereby given that On the ss,h ,.v a ,
IN ,h. S "A, -, ,is,s Isaac LYMAN OF ElIsWor,b
da,v s.ssnaI =, % hancock and State Of Maine
er'y, estate rights and credits. Of every ns prop
non, except such as is by law exempt rom y,
same to me in trust. to sell and 1isnass y, me
property TO the best advantage and 10 collect 81
convert into money such debts and demsnds s a.'d
provisions Of the law and make PRONE S a. ,.e
outoh OF the net proceeds thereof among snrn
ereaitors OF the said Isaac Hyman as shall he :.
come parties to sad assignment
- satisfactory bond has been given by me tn tb.
non. Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate for said
county, as required by Law
inaee months from the time Of the execution of
said assignment, are allowed for creditors 10 he
CONS parties thereto - "'
D., 1878. ""' VI ""'s ~
rs ~ -
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-"woman:" Purissims, sanctissima,
carissima," was the toast given BY wn-
liam n. Evarts It recent banquet In New
York city. The translators inslst that
''purest, hottest, most expensive" Is Tie
proper rendering. '--t -a' ~ f-
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The Connecticut Senate has passed
resolutions condemning the salary grab,
and recommending the Connecticut Congress
men for opposing it on the floor Of Con-
gress.
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A Source Of Great ANXIETY

Ny daughter has received great benefit from
The use OF NEGErfNE. Her declining health was
source of great an xietv to all her friends A
lew bottles OF the VEGEriSE restored her health
strength and appetite. \. H. TIIDES
Ins. and Real Estate ASt,, ~ Sears Building
Boston, Mass, June s, lisa
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FEEL Myself A NEW MAN.

Mr.. II. X, STEVENS. 80 go
Dear sr-Ihrongh the advice and earnest per.
suAsion OF Rev 4 S. Best, Of this place, l have
oeen taxing skGEriSE for Dyspepsia. of which /
bottles, and already feel ysef new man. Re
mr.
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Stesmship City Of Warrington"
Ashore!
THE STEAMER LIKELY 10 snconE A TOTAL
WRECK!
HALIFAX, n. s.. July :. The steam.


HALIFAX, N. s., July Z. The steam.
ship
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
OF the Inman line. from Liverpool June
2ith. via Queenstown 25th, for New York,
STRUCK on GULL BAR, PORT LEBsAR,
seventy miles west OF Sambro. at two
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. in dense fog
ALL THE PASSENGERS AND CREW
landed safely. The ship has about fifteen
feet Of water in her hold and Is likely to
become
ATOTAL WRECK.
The purser Is expected in this city about
eleven O'Clock tonight. when full particu-
lars will be obtained. The passengers,
crew: baggage and spare stores were
saved.
LArER-No FURTHER INrELLi6xNcE.
Midnight-The purser has not vet ar
rived IL Is impossible to get. further In
teiligence from the wreck tonight, A. It
lies twenty miles from any telegraph ONCE.
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County News.

lFor County Items see third pas~t
North BiueAsa.
The Hall has been removed TO Dul
gains Corner. The farmers Of this vicinit
propose TO hold fair next autumn.
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Mrs. Wias1ew's asesAipg syvup n n.
presr rsPtaoa 81 one Of the best Female Phvsi.
clans and Nurses IN tho United States, and Ia
been used for thirty years with never falling
safety and success BY millions of mothers AMI
children. from the feeble infant OF one week Oh
10 the adult. IL coFreots aciiity OF IN. stomach
TeicVes wind collie, regulates the bowels. and
gives rect, health snd comfort to mother AMI
child. We believe IL to be the Best and surrst
Remedy IN the World. In all cases of DYstS
IEHf and DiARRutEA IN CHILDREN wheth.
or u ARISES rom Teething or from any other
causes Pull directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None Genuine unless the r,c.si.Il.
OF CURTIS PERKINS il on the ontsid. wran
per. sold by all Medicine dealers. .pnoIyls
Shhdres often lock Pale asa s,ek
rom no loihcr cause than having worm. in the
stomach " ~
BROWNS yERMfFUGE COMFITs
VIII destroy Worms without in jury To the child
being perfectly WHITE. and free from All color,
ing OF other injurious ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CtRiis BROWN, PropsieIors
No. as Fulton street, New York
sold by Druggists acd Che mists and dealers IN
hedieines At TwESrTFIyk CENTS BOX
spnoIyas
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to me by note or a..
"a count, are called 10 settle preyious IN An.
sus' soth a. AFTER that time all demands will be
ieft with Lawyer for collection.
S~@s A. A. BARTI EFT
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Blsehiu Ralis.
Wilson { Sons, Formerly "Blithin 1
WILSON, are putting their Porgie works
In good repair. They have laid half q
mile OF Iron pipe to supply them with
fresh water.
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AMER the ceremony, the whole company
danced and toasted on bear meat and honey
for two days and nights. ~. Y. Times.
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Tr-.e.t.
Mrs. J. Eaton committed suicide Sat.
urday morning between and O'Clock. by
drowning. Cause unknown.
Capt. A. Richardson has contracted 10
build vessel Of abont 100 tons 10 be
launched next spring.
Mr.. Wooster from Boston. has bouph.
the Crockett Place" q. Bass Harbor for
summer residence, and has had /, thor
oughly repaired.
Capt. W. Z. Holden has bought a small
vessel and intends running a zach, 70 Ban.
gor.
John Lurvey has taken the school
house at Seal Cove to build.
j. A. Peckham is going TO erect A
French roof cottage for Capt. Nathan
Clark at ). w. Harbor.
-Dea. Clark has taken the contract for
carrying the mail from S. W Harbor to
Somesville via. Bass Harbor.
Summer travel has commenced, and
more are expected this season than ever
before; rooms at the hotels are all enpag-
ed, and some private families are 20 board
some II hotel was situated at Bass
Harbor Head, no doubt but what it would
be filed, as the view from there Is one OF
the finest on the Island.
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hoy Wanted!
A D~1 freo The Cea.sry wanted to learn
The Watch-Maker's Trade.
z"i Apply to E. r. ROBINSON.
Notice.

WHkkEAS NY son Emery g. Howard h..
w ien me wthou. good cause and refuses 70 re-.
on my account, ~ shsl pay no hills ~ his h,h
- ,l.. BENJAMIN HOWARD.
"'7' Suae ~ sedJ' 3w26s
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r. A. & w. A. Friend and G. X. Allen
& Co., each, took 1000 bbls. porgies the
last week in June.
The lobster factory at Centre Harhor
is not running this seasoo.
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Cook Wanted.

A GOOD COMPETENT COOK Is WANTED
a at the Franklin House B. =. GRAY. Pro
prietor. Franklin Street.
Ellsworth. July sth 1873 3was
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asei tn 49, ''' ~ "a
Portrait Painting.
Portraits sinted In Osl color. of any r,,,,,-..,
"te' from lie size. 10 tho size Of HEc
plClURtS Of ALL KINDS COPIED.
H., It - A. pasaerreoiype., Ambro,ype, &c max
M thefn OF any size, from 10 lis ~ H., -
All splendid P'etare cah be obtained
static over Saunders 4 Sargent. stor,
4HAs LEWIS RICHtRD~DN
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stage Notice.
SOLAR PORTRAITS.
RICHARDSON, ARTIST

hespecIshy calls the attention Of the puhl-
tlAs NJ has taken rooms la Ellsworth aud "a en-
xax eff tn 49, ''''' - "a
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-21

EXCURSION BY THE Il. /. BLUES.
This time-honored old organization has
determined to give grand excursion to
West Point on the 2Sth of this month.
Those who failed to get off with the Druids
who left this morning, now have another
opportunity afforded them of delightful
days recreation. The committee having
the arrangements in charge guarantee peace
and quietude to all who may want it. If
you want to have good time with the SOL
dier boys, go to West Point on Monday
next. In years by-gone, the bare an
nouncement that the Richmond Light In
fantry Blues would give grand excursion
anywhere near the city, would have set the
heart of many fair one futtering.
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RICHMOND. VA. MONDAY EVENING" JULY 81 1873
About forty dollars in fines was

spired. About forty dollars in fines was
collected. strsa i-
TOMORROW rs THE LAST day allowed
by the superintendent of public printing
for receiving proposals for reprintne
volumes X. and XI. Leigh's reports.
ATTENTION is CALLED to the special
notice of L. Wagner, wholesale and retail
druggist, 500 Broad street, to be found in
another column. tst
The ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
THIRD session of the College of William
and Mary begins October Sth, and closes
the 4th of July following.
''DEATH FROM UNKNOWN CAUSES"
This was the verdict of the coroner's jury
on the dead body of the white male infant
that was found on Saturday in Hayall's
mill-race.
A CoMNfoDIOUs HEARSE has been
turned over to the police Of Watertown, N.
j., for the conveyance Of lnebriates to the
lookup. Some such arrangement would
be great convenience to our police, at
night especially.
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CITY NEWS.

SPECIAL SUPREME COURT OF AP.
PEALs.-The following business was trans.
acted in this court to-day:
Whitlock v. Baptist and ais, from the
circuit court of Mecklenburg; reversed,
Judge Wingfield delivering the opinion.
Hunt v. Brent and ais, from the circuit
court of Fairfax county reversed, Judge
Mclaughlin delivering the opinion.
johnson and ais v. Perkins and ais, from
the circuit court of King William county /;
reversed, Judge Mclaughlin delivering the
opinion.
Nall v. Hill and ais, from the circuit
court of Culpepper county; affirmed,
Judge Wingfeld delivering the opinion.
Crump V. Moody, from the circuit court
of New Kent county; affirmed, Judge Bar
ton delivering the opinion.
Dickerson V. Justice, argued and sub
mitted.