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The Importance OF small word

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The
House Judiciary Committee will, on
Monday, report q general bill maxi
ing the date at which final judgments
against the United States bear letter.
est to be from and after the date of
the notice given to the Secretary of
the Treasury of such judgment, with
out regard to whether the Supreme
Court delivered an opinion upon the
same. The bill restores the Law of
1868, which was changed by inadvert-
ence, the word land" having been
substituted for the word "or.'
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Crushea by tI,e Mass OF snow.

DEs VOHN1 N ~ VT 17l 1V0-'
The roof of the car shed of the Inter-
colonial Railway, in the rear of the skat-
ing rink and about enc hundred yards
from the second railway bridge, fell to-
day and demolished nine cars. The
building is 375 feet long and 30 feet wide.
The tremendous weight Of snow on the
roof is said 70 have been the cause OF
the disaster. The loss ID estimated at
$4,000.
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Cutbya a stray Brick.

James Campbell, an elderly gentle
men, while passing up Shipley street be
tween Fourth aud Fifth was struck on
the head by brick which fell from the
scafrold OF the new building OF j. V.
Greenman, near the corner,an sustained
q severe cut. He Immediately went to
the police station and entered suit
against the contracting brcklayer A. ).
Reed.
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scIpIo, N. nao :,

I ana the Pastor OF the Bart,., ~ W.
here, and an educated ph ytlcisrV , Vas'A
not In practice, but am my sols =, y
physician, and advise in maDv ~. 1aoli
cases. Over = year ago | reco,as0l 0lt
cd your Hop Bit, Is to my invaIia S,ass y
who has been under medical t,s., s
OF six OF Albany's best phys,ci.r.' i''asA
eTnl years. She has become tbo,..ssl "
cured OF her var Gus complicated Az
by their use. We both recommsrS 's.s y
to our friends; many Of whom baSs n
been cured Of their various silms,,ai
them. REv. E. X, WARs..
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Esmaaeur'w Fnu.v,..,-''-

:. WAaHIEoToN. Feb. lo.-pseses's
tive Smlthaf lllinols tsi. heptaieaa.
proposition from Paris. received /,
ference 20 the Ibtroduction V ns In h.
method OF inoeula.inp 01is,t w. fasteUr,
prevention OF such diseases IS Is 10! II,
pneumonia and hog cholara a. ,plsstt.
Teiarv Of the Nst,of al Baa,d ths ~
replies 70 Inquiries made repa,a,I heaA
matter that the process is nuhIaag hag VI
eTty and no person has snS e pfOp
ciaim 1t % personal. Thass rleet
geths With responses from ~ hpSntl h
tuFsl Departmen', Mr.. Smith AagnuI
ferred o the Committee oo Av,aa aaa u
OF the House for Their informs ns,i,culhi
dsy. "'Oa \
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sussex county Oflcers.

The Levy Court met In Georgetown
ON Tuesday, Feb. z, with o full board
present. g. Ii. Draper was elected
Chairman, John W. McOolley, Bailiff,
and A. p. Robinson, Attorney for one
year. Cyrus Ward, of Little Greek
hundred, was Reelected County Treas-
urer.
The following gentlemen wore appoin-
ted Trustees OF the Poor for three " tars:
Nehemiah NJ. Stayton, North w. Fork
hundred; John W. Hazard, Indian
River; VIM. Il. Rodney, Broad Greek
Marshall Smith, Little Greek.
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Gladstone and Irish Home Rule

LONDON, Feb. 1o.-Conservativ pa
pers, commenting ON Mr.. Gladstone's
remarks yesterday admitting the neeess-
ity of developing local Selt-governmeDt
In Ireland, construe them as foreshadow.
log partial acceptance OF Home Rule
principles.
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sPEoIAEL NOTICES.
A GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood
&C., l will send q recipe that will cure
remedy was discovered by q missionary
In South America. Send self-addressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T, INMAN,
60tt0n ID, NetO York CITY. oct28-d&w0nn
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CoLLKOTORl

Nehemiah II. Davis, Cedar Creek
hundred; James II. LotiAnd, Broad
Kiln Minos Isaacs, NantIcoke w. O.
Rust, N. W. Fork James &. I4raham,
Broad Creek; Joshua Boyce, Little
Creek; John B. Howard, Dagsboro
John +. Dukes, Baltimore Wixham w.
MGIlvain, Indian River; Robert II.
Martin, Lewis and RehobOth Elias r.
Wilson, Georgetown; Luther Hearn,
seaford James T. Hastings, Cum
boro.
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THIRD EDITION
xmalcntaoma for Ts-Day.

For the Middle Atlantic states' IN
creaans cloudiness, with rain, warmer
southerly winds, lower pressure, r.
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A Projected virgins Railroad.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 1.-THE
Senate to-day passed the bill incor-
porating the Virginia and West Vir.
ginia Railroad Company, which has
for its object the construction Of
railroad from any point in the West
Virginia line and thence to the city of
Alexandria, or to any point on the
Potomac river above that city. The
capital stock is to be not less than
$500, 900 nor more than $40, ,00e, 900.
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Az RHersrER's OFFICE,

KH0I8TEH'B OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co.. DEL, Nov. l4th, lSSi.J
Upon the application of Joseph Lesley.
James A. Lesley Wilson, and Henry "
late OF New Castle Hundred, IN
said county, deceased, 1t IL ordered
and directed by the Register that
the Executors aforesaid give notlce
Of granting of Letters OF Testament
tary upon tine estate of the deceased,
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF SUCH
Letters In six of the most public places q
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly In such case made anu
provided; and also cause the same TO be
Inserted Within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, . newspaper pub
lIshed In Wilmington. and to be contin-
aed therein three weeks, te. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
l.. s. of ONCE of the Register aforesaid
t-@J at Wilmington. In New CaslIe
County aforesaid, the day aud year above
written. S. G. B1GGS, Register.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased. must present the
same, duly attested 10 the Executors, on
or before Nov. l3th, lSS5, or abide the Ac'
o. Assembly in such case made ana pro
vtded, JOSEPH LESLEY,
Bryn Mawn, Pa.
JAMES a F.. l.. WILSON,
528 Walnut ktrest. Phlla.
HENRY V. sTILLWELL,
3O7 Walnut street, Phlla.
| Executors
or ddress-John II. Rodney, attorney
at-law, No. West Seventh street. VIII
mington. Del. nov'zzeouoW
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STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARX ET
HnADA~ Uat,

BEEF CATTLE were In good demand and
prices were a faction higher. 2jUO head
arrived anu sold at the different yards
at a TIC. per pound, as To quality,
SHEEP we're active and prices were
fraction higher. S00O head arrived and
sold At the diffeTeat yards At u $40 aud
lambs at a 72sc. per pound, as TO con-
ditton.
Hoes were fl mly held At 'nll prices.
3SOO head arrived and sold at the difiel ent
yards at 50 lOkc. per pound, rs 10 con-
dition.
Park Droue Ydr Il ana LancdSter aUe-
nue.. West IItiladetphid. Feb. 4.
SHEEP.-Extra, ITO TO 10 lbs. o.. 30 to $50;
good, NJ 10 100 lbs, 81 aGlS fair, ~ TO %
lbs, % 10 55s; culis, "a to Al good
lambs, 6H to7 medium, 81 to 8 ; COM
mon, $3.50 to 1915; calves, I to .. Arrivals,
| 6OO0 head.
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PEGIsTEHs's ORDER.
y. Rrarsrnn,e oFrIoE,

~ RKeBTER's OFHI0E,
New Castle county, DEL, ,Noy.9, 1881.
Upon the application of Joseph W.
Derrick son and Calvin Deric sson, Az
ministrators Of AquiIa Derlskson, ,S nnrn,x iaSe
Seceased, IL is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administratorsafor
give notice of the granting OF leIters
az Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
Sf. hy causing advertisements To be posi-
ed Within forty days from the date OF such
leitars, in six of the most public places o.
tbe county of New Castle, requiring All
nersons having demands againstthe es-
tate to present the same or abide by an
act Of Assembly in such case made and "a
nrovided. And also cause the same 70 oe
fnSerted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON 9AzETrE,a neWspaperpuD-
Iished in wilmington, and TO be eontin-
ned therein three weeks, le o d.
Given under the hand ana seal
81, s. of office of the Isegister aforesaid
l-~> at wilmington In New Casut
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
wyittSr. S. O. BI9GS, Register,
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septI-wlyeow "

TSOR RENT.-Near "a eontss11
Springs, a small pissoe psnes Thsgs
ak acres, with good oulldipss ,gsik n elsI
"a within lew M tnutee Wsgsep'
hank station on the DeiaWesv
r. Apply TO o.op M BRA AMB lSv
Near Delaware 'p'
jan2i-2td&wtE
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ToTTCT-

All persons having claims against he
aatate of the deceased must present the
same dulyattested 70 the Admlnistfst9aIs .a,',
act OF Assembly in such case made AMI
JOSEPH W. DERlCK@0N,
CALVIN DERICKSON,
Administrators
Aadnaaa-Ma arm aid Del.
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HOW To SECURE HEALTH.

HOW Tt SECURE HEALTH.
1t is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health 10 the physical organization.
1t Is a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, Syphi-
lite disorders, Weakness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelas, Malaria, Nervous disorders
Debility, Bilious complaints aud Dis.
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, Skin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANAUEA cures
pain in Man or Beast.
DR.. ROGERS WORM SYRUP in
family destroys WORMS,
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HksI
aygR,s CWERRY PECTORAL

been known TO the pubic ltos aeSl ol a
years, by long continued seLisi ,orit II
veloas cures, that have won is0ouala i0 /
fidence in its virtues. never e,,II pJi
any other medicine. lcl.ssba u n lsa
the most effectual cures OF 0odIsb 0ads nv bsI
Consumption that can bema"e aY PEcfttl. Ppcftl
cal skill. Indeed the CHEksh,o ksdnosroul i
has really robbed these aat oat exleugl
eases other terrors TO gres' g.s fYorl ian Il
given feeling of immunity ali GounsI
painful effects, that ls Ven. III
Ii the remedy be taken IN seasiSc nv ~ cIest
family should have It In tnI9of IN, lts d
the ready and prompt rene, isnd "a even
bers. sickness, suffering, an,ee,,on, anu hon
saved by this timely profit pro- II snd
prudent should NOT neglecs yon IN nt
wise will not. Keep IL Dy ssarly 81
protection Il affords by its es
sudden attacks.
PREPARED BY :.
DIR. J. c. AVER q ee.
"' Lowell, a'''
Practical and Analytical INV
septI-wtyeoW -
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Peraonnl.

1t is said that Hon. A. Il. Stevens
knows how many chickens, ducks,
pigs, &C., he has in his yard at Liberty
Hall, Ca, and takes as lively an in
terest in these home matters as be
does in national or State matters.
Mr.. Hunt, oldest son of the 6ecre-
tary of the Navy, who is engaged to
Miss Grace, daugter of Commander
Upshur, has a good law practice in
Dakota, and is regarded as future
United States Senator.
Miss A. G. Fletcher, an educated
Boston lady, twenty-five years of age,
has been living among the Omaha
Il, diaRs for several months for the
purpose of learning something Of their
inner life and traditions.
Ex.Vice-President Wheeler has given
up his proposed visit to the Pacific
coast, and will return to Malone, \. Y,
xt month from Florida.
Judge Horrigan, of Memphis, Tenn
has sentenced prominent citizen oi
that city to jail for sixty days for carry
ing pistol.
Mr.. Hugh Hastings has just sold tc
Mr.. John Jacob Aster, for $95, $50, lo
on Fifth avenue, New York, for which
he paid 100000 in 1870.
A cottage is to be built at Newport,
r. l., for Mrs. Julia F. ArmIstead, 0
Boston, who ls q sister of Mrs. Col
Bonaparte.
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A YER,s HAIR VIGOR,
For Restoring Gray Hair 10 lis Nat.
ural vitality and Color.

A d an c ing
years, sickness,
care, disappoint
ment and here
diiary predispo-
sition, AL turn
their hair gray,
and either oil
them incline 1t
to shed prema-
turely.
AYERS HAIR
VIGoR, by long
1and extensive
use, has proven
Ia
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A New Haven minister of the gospel
told one of bis deaeons that he was con-
stantly hearing loud sound, which
kept him awake nights. Since using
DR.. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills, bis hearing has become normal,
and his nerves are steady and true.
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WE infer from the society papers that
New York has about five hundred pao-
pie who manage to get their names into
print and their dresses de scribed every
week, and three times as many whose
names are printed once . fortnight.
From the regularity of the appearance
of the same names their owners seem to
enjoy the publication as 3 great luxury.
IN. Y. Star"
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falling Of the hair Immediately often
renews the growth and always surely
restores Its color, when faded or gray. II
stimulates the nutritive organs TO heal
thy activity, and preserves both the hair
and It's beauty, Thus brashy, weak or
siekly hair becomes glossy, pliable and
strengthened; lost hair regrows with live
ly expression; falling hair Is checked
and established thin hair thickens and
faded or gray hairs resume their origina
color. Its operation Is sure and harmless
1t cures dandruff, heals all humors, and
keeps the scalp cool, clean, and soft-un-
der which conditions, diseases of the
scalp are impossible.
AS dressing for ladies' hair the VIGoR
is praised for Its grateful and agreeable
perfume, and valued for the soft lustra
and richness of tone 1t imparts.
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. G. AYER..& CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS IN MEDICTNE
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WElmangren N1arstess.

WILMINGTON Del. Feb. IL. ps2.
at the Brandywine saills for
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. EalsTER's ORDEK.

Address-Mermaid. Del.
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Lost.

T OST.-A bunch of keys on Winthrop or State
- streets between and O'Clock Z. NJ, TUESDAY
The finder will be lIberav rewarded by leaving the
same at this office or X. W. Black. II
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Boston Market, June Is.
WHOLESALE PRICES,

FLoUR-is in limited demand at previous D, ices
We quote Western Superfine at 81 90 al SO; com.
mon extras 81 I5aS5 U.s. Wisconsin extras al as Ota
20 ~; Minnesota including choice bakers brands
80 l5a$1 20; Winter wheat Ohio and Michigan at
90 25ai o. Indiana Sc 25a6 rs; Illinois ard ST. Louis
D oOa$1 80, patent spring wheats IS 2Jay as, and
winter wlleats 81 25a 5 90 per Dbl.
CoRN-Is quiet but firm; we quote No. and
high mixed at SsaS9c; steamer mixed and yellow
Sass, aud no grade s5as7c per bushel.
OATS are steady with sales at 66aGyc Der
bushel for No. and extra white 6iaf5lc Tor No 2
white, 62a63c for No. white, 6la6. for No. mixed,
a. d 59a62lc for Canada.
RYE 9scaS per bush.
SHoRTs-are held al $50 00a2I 90. Fine Feed ami
Middings are scarce, prices nom inal.
FORKS in far demand; sales at IL BOA lS 90 per
Dol Tor PRIME ~ 50a2 % for mess, $24 U0a25 10 for
Western and Boston clear and backs.
BEEF-is held al Sis 0Oal6 90 per Dbl for Western
LARD-is in moderate demand ut l2ai2ic per In
for city and Western.
SMOKED HAMs-at 14aI5c per pound for
Boston and Western.
BurTER-is steady; re quote choice " est
ern ana Northern creameries at 26 a 2Sc
ana fair to good ut s3a25; choice New York aud
Vermont dalres AT 5a27c, aud fair good at 2,a2ic
Western dairy packed 2za25c for choice and MAI,
Tor lair to good; Western ladle packed 2Oa2 c for
choice andlealyc fer lair 10 good.
ChEEsE-theese Is IN straightforward at llailcE for
choice full cream, 9al0c for fair to good and a for
common s' $50 va A"'
EGGs-are selling at 2ola2lc per dozen ia,
Weston. " N" ""o
roTAToEs-are scarce and prices nominally 81 50a
70 per bush ~ wa
FkUIT.-The demand has been fair. and prices are
generally unchanged Receipts If apples were 81
oois' we quote Russets at s. 50a6 90.
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FOREST FIRES.
Great Damage Done in Michigan-Tbe
Best Pine Timber Destroyed.

NEILLsvILLE, Wis, June IA.
Forest fires are now destroying the be at
pine in Clark county, Michigan, and indica-
tons are that the destruction will be greater
than occurred during the great Peshtigo ERE.
which occurred the same year Chicago was
burned.
The fire is rushing northwest with dreadful
rapidity and havoc, and Will reach Eau Clair
river inside of two days.
All logging camps will be destroyed. For
tunately there are no farms in the. course of
the flames
The loss to standing pine is already enor-
NOUS, and falls heavily upon parties at Du.
buque, Ia. Lacrosse, Wis, and land owners
At the East. 1t is reported that several lives
have been lost and it is known that MANY
cattle have been burned to death.
The latest report is that the flames are
sweeping into the town Of Hewittsville, and
u Is feared the town with its mills will be de-
stroyed. People are on. in all direction.
fighting the flames.
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From the Portland Press.
A Good Days Work.

The convention of Yesterday was per-
haps the very finest body of men that ever
assembled in Maine It was thoroughly
representative convention. embracing not
only delegates from every city and town
of the State. but even from many Of the
most remote plantations. 1t was represen-
tative Of the best and strongest elements
Of our best New England society. The
unusually important nature of its duties
evoked a corresponding interest among
republicans and led to the selection of
strong and earnest delee ates. As might
be naturally assumed. the Convention so
composed entered upon its business in a
serious. thoughtful and practical way. and
under the efficient guidance of its eminent
President, Senator Hale, promptly car
ried the proceedings through to their con-
clusion.
It was eminently cheerful and good
natured body of men. The contest for
the Governorship had been spirited but
not bitter. and the eager friends of each
candidate were prepared in advance to
acquiesce cordially in the action Of the
convention. whatever it might be. So
when the friends of Mr.. Thomas moved
to make Col. Robes nomination unani-
nous the proposition was accepted with
hearty and universal good will. and we
may confidently assert that no man in
Maine will support the ticket with more
genuine good faith and sincerely than Mr..
Thomas. who has not in him particle of
the stuff Of which soreheads are made.
II Is not needful to describe the candi-
dates who were put in nomination. Not
one of them is new to public affairs nor a
stranger to the people of Maine. As the
campaign wears on they will become bet
ter and better known and We shall take
occasion to call attention from time to
time to the special qualities which render
them desirable as public servants. 1t is
enough now to congratulate tie conven-
ton and the republicans Of Maine on the
general strength Of the ticket and es-
pecially on the spirit Of harmony. earnest
ness and courage manifested in every par,
of the days business. We enter upon the
campaign under the most favorable
auspices and with every prospect OF sue
cess. Republicans everywhere will feel
quickened to carry to triumphant issue
the work so well begun.
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serenade to .Gov. ROBBIE.

Last evening nearly thousand of the re-
publicans Of Portland with Chambers full
band proceeded to the residence of Clark H.
Barker on Bracket street where Col. ROBBIE
10 stopping, and rendered him . serenade.
Col. Robe responded in brief speech in
which be thanked the citizens of Portland
for the pleasant demonstration of their re
gard and predicted q glorious repsblican
victory In September.
Col. Robe in closing, introduced Hon
Seth L. Milliken, one If the nominees for
rspresentative to Congress, who made very
happy speech.
The cilisens accompanied by the band then
proceeded 70 the residence Of Col. Dow and
rendered him serenade. In response to re-
peated and persistent calls Col. bow appeared
and thanked the citiEens for the compliment
conferred upon him ~ chairman ofthe execu
dive committee. Col. Dow stated that up t.
this hour, - member of the State Commute,
Il had taken no part in the contest which haa
been waeed BY the different candidates. I,
VS. natural that in that contest Their
ohaald - dtGeseece u opinion among the
ellieons e ~ oayegn1 sections Of ~ Stans.
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GARDINER.

Tuesday night there was narrow escape
from confiagration in the house occupied
by Mr. Frederick Lawrence on Spring street
The family were awakened by an explosion
OF kerosene lamp left burning for
the night and the flames, beginning to
gain Roadway, were quickly exnngui.hed
The High school have their examinations
Monday afternoon and all day Tuesday Of
next week, and closes in the afternoon Of the
latter day. The graduating class have al
ready been examined, and are preparing
their essays for the public exercises to be
held in the Methodist church, Tuesday, June
9TH The reception will be in the evening
OF the same day at Library Hall. Chandler
will furnish the music.
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THE EGYPTIAN MIDDLE.
CONSERVATION Among Egyptian Res.
tdents.

LONDON. June IA.
The Times Alexandria special says: The
statement of Sir Charles Dixie in the Com
mons, that the riot in Alexandra was not of
political character, has caused consterna
ton among the European residents, and has
encouraged the natives to further violence.
The Europeans anxiously desire that England
should make firm declaration of the course
that will be pursued in the Egyptian crisis
The mail steamer took 800 deck passengers,
who paid first class fare, and three other
steamers took 100 passengers. Boatmen
asked fifty francs to carry persons aboard the
steamer, while the usual fare is only one
franc.
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THE MALLEY TRIAL.
Testimony Of Miss Malley for the De.
fence.

New HAVEN, June IA.
Miss Katie Malley this morning was sub
jected to long cross-examination, there be-
ing discrepancies in her testimony when COM
pared with the evidence she gave in the hear
ing before the justices court.
Squire Hyde, sailing master at Savin
Rock, who had been engaged in taking par
ties sailing for the last ten years, testified in
relation to the wind Friday night, of August
9Th. and the currents along the West Haven
shore, when a recess was taken.
William A. Peck, Jr., civil engine, r, tes-
tilted that he thought it was possible for a
body to float with wind and tide from KEEL
sey's wharf to the point where Jennie
Cramer's body was found.
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IL IS matter of journalistic record. that
some years since, schooner set sail from
baiumore, having on board crew of thirteen
men. BY most singular freak of nature. the
entire force was attacked by a skin disease.
wnlcn manifested itself in large liberated
sores on the arms and hands, WHOLLY incan.c;-
tating the men from duty. The re.ult We.
tnat the vessel was towed back to the CITY
wnere the men were placed in the bospi,si.
MORAL! Had Swayne's Ointment for sk;n
disease. been used in the first place, the crew
would have recovered in from IL to a. hour.
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CArsx1LL. Dec. q. 1850.

Messrs. Ely Bros, Druggists, Oweeo, NY:
I have suffered for many years from chronic
Catarrh and tried great number of reme-
dies without any permanent relief; but some
six weeks ago l was induced to try your
"Cream Balm" and with the very best re-
suits. Relief was almost instantaneous, and
continued use has resulted in an almost CON-
plete cure. Therefore take pleasure in
recommending your Cream Balm to all who
may be suffering as l was, both from nv own
experience and that Of many of my acquaint-
ances who have used it. S. NJ GREENE.
book-keeper, Office N. Y, Catskill & Athens
Steamboat Co.
Ely's Cream Balm for Catarrh has given
the very best of satisfaction to my customers,
more so than that of any other similar prep
aration have ever sold. IsAAcC. CHAPMAN,
Druggist, Newburg, N. Y. Price so cents.
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