THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 18G7. 2C 'or The Evtning Telegraph. J K K F. DAVIS. Who helped to plant thf poisoned ecds That ppruiii: to lit in bloody deeds, And made the nation mourn in wee.ls? Jeff. Davin. Who scorned th raw of human right, Aud hated freedom's holy lieht, And tjunictacd the vaooal' hoie iu night? Jeff. Davis. Who trifled with the oath ho swore, -And mocked tho flag; our faiUers bore, Iti'Donncing it lor evermore? Jeff. Davis. Who strove to fire with pen and tonscue Th reckless erowd, both old and younp, With thoughts of treason widely flung? Jet). Davis. Who thrut-1 our noble boys in blue, Tfcat to their country's reene (lew, In prinous, dark and filthy too ? Jeff. Davis. Who worked with fiendloh wrath and hate, Our chieftain to assassinate. nd make a nation mnnrn his fate ? ( Jeff. Davis. Who tried at last to run away, Jeanne it was too hot to stay, lid got bewildered on his wy ? Jeff. Davis. Who doffed his manhood, and arrayed lliuiMell like some old wrinkled maid, rut hfc at lust by "boot-. ' betrayed ? Jeff. DavK K. II. CITY INTELLIGENCE. ( For Additional City InteUtgnice see Fifth Fage. The riin.AiEi.rniA Socjett for Allevia ting the Miseries ok I'cui.ic Prisons. Tlie eightieth annual meeting of tills Society wits iield on Thursday evening. Among the many very Important subject which have claimed Us attention, not only during the past, but for many years, has been the eslublinhment of a Unueo of Correction. It is hoped that Us ellbrts will goon be crowned with auccess, as Councils eeem to he in earnest in the matter. The pre Hent crowded slate of the County Prison, In which three, four, and even six prisoners are crowded together in a single coll, reuders it ne cessary that some other place than tho prison nhould be established, where vagrants, drunk ards, Ac, can be sent aud made to earn their own living. The report of the proceeding of its Acting Committee shows that the Society is in ear nest and alive to the important work of endea voring to remedy the evils which now exist in many of the Couuty Prisons of the State. An election for olllcers and members of the Acting Committee was held, with tliejfollowlug xeHUll: President James J. Barclay. Vice Presidents William Sliimicn, M. D., Joseph H Chandler. Treasn rer V i 1 1 1 am Pnan e. Secretaries John J. I.ytlo, Kdward Townsend. Counsellors Henry J. Williams, Charles Gib bons. Members of the Acting Comrnittoo. Charles Kills. William S. Perot, Thomas Latimer, John M. Wetherill, Kenjatnln 11. Pitneld James K. Kalghn, Edward II. Bonsall. Alfred II. Love, lames Peters, Jeremiah Wlllits, UeorgeTaber, "William L. J. Klderlin, William Armstrong, M. .; William Nicholson, Charles W, Punk, Philip P. Randolph, .SamuelTownsend, Albert 14. Rowland, Benjamin 11. Shoemaker, William "Warner Caldwell, ltev. William II. Hare, Henry Perkins, Ueorgo M. Elklnton. J. M. Corse, M. D., J. H. BeckwitU, Thomas A. ltoblnson, Theodore Trewendt, Joshua Kyre, J. L, likens, M. D., Wil liam J. Mnllen, William Ingram, William 11. MacAdam, William A. Duff, John Livezey, A. L. Ellwyn, M. IX, Robert K. Evans, Henry M. l.aing, Albert H. Franclscus, Mahlon H. Dick inson, Robert McClintock, Adam Eckfeldt, Jos. Parrish, M. D. School Property in the City. By request oi Mr. Hancock, Chief Clerk of Control lers, the tollowing statement was compiled under the direction of the School Board: Value of Value of School Di'trlcts. Real Estate. Furniture. First .... ;i4,00 $2,7liO Second . . . 54.10(1 6.300 Third .... 38,500 2,400 Fourth . . . 33,333 2,450 Fifth .... 39,0'JO 3,00 hlAlh .... 152,000 4.050 Seventh . . . W,100 6.850 Eirhth .... 45,334 2,000 Ninth .... 69,334 3,700 TeBth .... 134,217 7,050 Eleventh . . . 17U.7K7 u.aou Twelfth . . . 32,600 1,500 Thirteenth . . . 37,700 3,750 Fourteenth . . . 183,7ti8 7,600 Fifteenth . . 102,(167 !,300 Bixteenth . . . 8,400 6,060 Seventeenth . . . 60,250 4,050 Eighteenth . . . 82,534 .50 Nineteenth . . . 51,334 3,700 Twentieth ... . 135,169 7,500 Twenij-nrt . . . 103,JK4 6,700 Twenty-second . . 1,601 3,750 Twenty-third . . . 54,100 . 6,050 Twenty-fourth and 27th 09,507 4,800 Twenty-tilin . . . 39,608 4,200 Twenty-sixth . . . 91.250 6,400 Total . . . S2,924W $128,610 Amount paid on account of new buildings not included in the above. $1)1,578, making the total of real estate, $1,795,427. The value ol furniture in 460 divisions in rented buildings is estimated at $69,000. This, added to furniture iu buildings owned by the city, makes the total value of fur niture $197,610. From the value of real estate as above given, there is to be deducted $321,128 of incumbrances, leaving the net value at $U3,849. Survey of tiik Schuylkill. The re sults of the recent hydrographical survey of the Schuylkill river from the Wire Bridge to the Falls oi the Hchuylklll, demonstrates the fact that 10,000,000 cubic feet of mud had been deposited within the past live year. The super ficial ana oi the river has been decreased be tween those two points fully sixteen acres. The principal deposit is opposite the Twenty fourth Ward Water Works, where an island 1100 feet long and 150 feet broad has been formed, so obstructing the river that a wooden trunk iiad to be laid from the Water Works through the island, a distance of 600 feet, so as to afford an ample supply of pure water to the Twenty-fourth Ward. While the river is be coming narrower, the mean depth is increasing. In 1861 the deepest watpr found was 32J leet, and this at a point nearly opposite the house of the Philadelphia Skating Club. At the same spot now it is 37 teet. The survey, a3cording to the report of the engineer, shows that the subsiding reservoir made by the dam, and which gives the water a chance to be at rest and deposit the Impurities, is last becoming a mere channel. Relics of xnE Revolution. Colonel Snowden, at a recent meeting ot the Historical Society, presented the following resolution to the Society, which was adopted unanimously: Resolved, That this Society has learned, with lively satisfaction, that the Leeislature of Penn sylvania ha authorized the return to the Hull of Indepeudence,in this city, ol the cl.air occu pied by the President ot Congress, John Han cock when the Declaration of Independence was passed, aud the table upon which that im mortal document was signed; and that a com mittee be appointed to co-operate with the State aud city authorities in such ceremonies as may be appropriate when these interesting memo rials of the Revolution are returned to this city and placed in the Hall ot independence. The lollowing gentlemen were appointed as the committee: J amee Ross Snowden. John Jordan, Jr., William A. Torter, William Duaue, and Charles M. Morris. Result of the Invertigatiox. James W. Patton, Eio., proprietor of the boilers which lately exploded at the mill, Beach and Coa'es streets, and the engineer, James McCarthy, were arrested yesterday by Sergeant Megee, on a warrant issued by Coroner Daniels, and committed. Interesting Presentation. A pleasant fifintr occurred last evening at the O Id Fellows' Hall. Sixth and Crcsnon streets, on the occasion ot the presentation of a handsome Bible to Hancock Lodge, Mo. 43. Alter the regular business of the evening, the wives of the members who had received the tilth or scarlet degree were introduce, and the ancient degree of "Daughter of Robekah" con lcrred upon them. After this ceremony, the ladies who had received the degree presented the Lodge with a magnificent Bible, and among the pleasant incidents of the evening was the singing ot some tine airs by the De Kalb Glee Club, and recitalions by a number of gentlemen. The participants departed at an early hour, well pleased with the entertainment. Ce LEI! RATI ON OF THE BIRTHDAY OF ROBERT Hl K.vs. Yesterday wuh the one-hiindred-aiid-einhth natnl anniversary of ltobcrt Burns, the Immortal Scotch poet, and it was well and generally celebrated by his countryman in this city. The Burns Association met In the even. idc at MlnlziT Hotel, and after electing olll cers for the eiisuinir year sat down to a sump tuous supper, to which full Justice was done by the unusually largo assemblage of gentlemen present. The following are the ofllcers elected for lSt!7: President David S. Wlnebrenuer. Vice l'resl denls .ohn Sheddeu and Peter A. Johnson. Secretary Robert C. Gibson. Treiwiirer John Bortb. The celebration last evening was one marked lv much pleasantry mid convivial congeniality, and the com puny did not separate until "the wee sma hours o' mornin." Si.kjht Fi it k. About quarter past four o'clock yifcteiday iilterhoon a slight lire oc curred in the colored school house, Sixth street, above liOinbard. tine of the partitions In the school room rung lit Hie from a stove, which was in close proximity to it. but the llames were ex tinguished without the aid of the firemen. In going to the Are several members of two oppos ing companies got Into a wrangle at Sixth and Spruce streets, and one of them received a cut under tho eye. Atone time the alKilr threat ened to result in a general fight, but by some means It was quieted down. Free Churches. The churches through out the city are beginning to make preparations for providing the masses with accommodations at their evening services. Not to mention all. we may state that old St. Peter's, at Third and Pine streets. Rev. Albert Barnes' church, ou Washington Square, Rev. Mr. Marsh's church, at Tenth and Clinton, and the Epiphany, are all open on Sunday nitrbts. In all these churches the preaching, the munic, and the as sociations arc made as attractive as possible. Closing Stores at an Early Hour. The retail grocers are to hold a meeting on Tuesday evening next, at the Moyamensing In stitute, to take into consideration the pro priety of closing the stores at an early hour in the evening. Inspection of Flour and Meal for the weeding ending January 24, 167: Barrels of Miperiine, 2625; rye, 66, corn meal, 300; total, 2891. Slight Fire. Yesterday afternoon, about half-past three o'clock, a tire occurred In the department used as a cotton mill iu Mr. Try on's building, back of 'o. -'20 N. Second street. Damage trifling. The Blaeas Museum. Part of the famous Blacas collection has been unpacked at the British Museum, and its trca suies are found to be In perfect condition. We have already given some account of the transfer of this extraordinary museum from France to England, but the Fall Mall Gazette has some additional particulars which are interesting. Tho Gazette says: "There died at Venice during the present year the possessor of one of the finest private mu seums in Europe. His father, the Duke de Blacas, who was so well known as one of the Ministers of Louis XVIII, laid its foundations during his visits to Rome and Naples as French Ambassador, and he himself spared neither trouble nor money in increasing its treasuresJ The elder Duke died in 1839, and lies buried iu; the Church of the Franciscans at Goriitz. There also rest theremains oi his royal master, Charles X, to whom when in exile he had offered the whole of his fortune, and near whose tomb he lett directions that his own should be made. His son inherited the political convictions as well a9 the title aud property of his lather, and took no part in public atl'airs, thereby obtain ing lull leisure for the pursuit of his favorite studies. On his death the law of succession rendered the sale of his collection necessary, and as soon as the fact became known, con siderable excitement prevailed throughout the world of art iu Paris on the subject of the im pending purchase. The competition lay between France and Eueland, the tormer being repre sented by a committee ot savans, the latter by Mr. Newton, of the British Museum, who had been sent to Paris with sppclal instructions from the Treasury. It is a mistaken belief that onlv a portion ot the contents of the Blacas col lection has been secured for us by the purchase. The truth is that we possess it in its entirety as it existed at the Duke's death, with tne excep tion of the bronze statuette of Ajax, and one duplicate gold coin of Marc Antony, both of which were bequeathed by the late Duke to the French natien." Amons the curiosities of the collection is the celebrated silver toilet service of a Roman bride. This treasure, unique in its kind, was discovered in 1793 at Rome, in one of a set of vaulted chambers, covered with the ruins of buildings of whichtheyformed th substructure, near the convent of the Miuims on the E9qul llne Hill. It consists of a number of vessels, vases, ornaments and trappings, nearly all ot which were probably executed towards the close ot the fifth century of the Christian era. Among the most Important of these is an oblong pyxis or casket, about twenty-two inches long, seventeen broad and eleven hith, resembling in shape the sarcophagi of the period, and of which both the lid anil body are covered with figures embossed, chased, and partially gilt. The collection of gems in the Blacas museum consists of about seven hundred antique Intag lios and cameo, together with a small but choice selection of oriental, renaissance, and modern eems. Many of the finest specimens came Ironi the celebrated Strozzl collection, aud were published during the last century by (lori. .Mallei, and Stoch. Others are Irom the Barth, Schellershelm, and De la Turbie cabi nets, of which the last has been fully described byVisconti. Among them are several intaglios and cameos not to be surpassed for beauty, and '. bearing as much external evidence of their authenticity as such objects can pos sibly po'sess. Of the rest of the collection it is suflicicnt 1o say that nearly all the specimens it contains have some special Interest arising from their subjects, from the character of their execution, from fhe qualityof the stone, or from the fact ot their having' belonged to some historical personage. It is well known that then has hitherto been no branch of ancient art so inadequately represented at the British Museum as that which deals with gems. The lilacas collection is therefore of paramount importauce, especially on account of the num ber of line cameos which it contains. Tho Roman coins add to the British Museum about twenty-two hundred specimens, many of them unique, and almost all in the finest state ol preservation. literacy Ccoks in Paris A diunrr was re cently Kivon In Paris at which all the guests were' literary men, and all cooks, l.a Liberie "ays: "Anions the company were M. II. de Paire, etlitor of 1 Fetit Journal, MM. J. Noriae, rticiiard Claretie, Maiiiu.ru, l.acour, liarou rns!-e, etc. All the guests were dressed in cook'a eostnme; the older jrtiests wore thetlassie cotton cup. the younger ones the toque. M. Claretie made tip excellently as a scullion." After giving the bill of fare, Baron Crisse writes in La Liberie: "This dinner was triven by and pre pared under the direction of M. J. Oouire. I had the honor of belnir one of the guesis, and when leavine I declared to him, on my honor, that I never In niv lite ate a dinner more deliclounly and fckillully prepared. The 2Uth of December, lMiti, will remain a dute llluBttiom in the culi nary fasti ci the lyth century." MEDICAL. POND'S EXTRACT OF HAMAMELI&Y Or Fain Destroyer, In on of the few dnmestto remedies which have comn Into nennral ora mid uver, without putlinir. It I" the product of aRimplenhrub. Iiftnnlesj iu ail cases, aud, a douicstlc rvuicdjr, uDdiuRllpd. urtDKro CXRtSt 8 11 .N US, OKfc fcTF.S. BLEEOINU LU NOS, HOSE, BIOMACH, LA.VIKNKHH. SOKE.NF.8S. HFRAINS, KOKK 11IROAT, TOOTHAUHF., EARACHB. M-URALUTA, KHKUM AT ISM, U'MBAUO, HILKS, ' And other itmllar tronblean OF THK CORV'S, ll-CEHH, ni ti u.iDv-a I 1. . ' 1 1 Y 1,1. , , me and palnfol aftectlons, While It DfOmntlV BrrpStfl nil ITKMnttUll Arib-H dim. drens io physicians use It dally In their practice, and Rive It theii nnqualltled recommendation, bold by our Konte and dealers. Itie Medicine la exclusively prepared by the sub scrlbers, I'roprletera and Miccewtore to T. T. POND, to whom all orders must be addirsiwd. UTJAIPUKEXB' UOAKEOPATIHU MEDICI HE CO. No. Mi BROADWAY, New York PRICES OK POND'S EXTRACT. Six oonce bottles, with directions, retail 60 cents Pint bottles, with directions, retail lluO Quarts In bottle 17J Liberal discount to Fhyslclana and .Dealers. SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR. HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC 8PECJFICS. n . , FAMILY CASES Ol a larpc vlala, morocco cane, containing a specitlu tor every ordinary disease a lamliy Is subject to, and a hook of fllrecions tlO OO Smaller Family and Travelling easel, with 20 to vlaia IS to S3 Spcvltlcs lor all 1 Iseases, Doth tor Cutlng and for Pi even the treatment Iu vlala and pocket caw a'i to a.) These Remedies, by the case or tnle box, ar sent to any part ot the country, by Hall or Express, sree ol cbarire, on receipt of the price Address II I'M PURE Y -' SPECIFIC JIOaiOj'.OPATlHO MEDICINE COMPANY, Office and Depot, No ftti'i BROADWAY, New York. Dr. HUM PlIREYs la consulted daiU at his office, per sonally or by letter, aa above, for all forms ot disease. For sale by DYOIT O., .IOHNHON, HOI.LOWAY t OWDEN. T. R. C ALLEN DE R. and AMBROSE HMITH. Wholesale Agents. Philadelphia, and at BLITHE'H Drug (Store, No. 3120 Market street, and by all I irQKcrista 6 37 amwt LOOK AND L I V Etl ELECTROPATHY. Drs. GALLOWAY, WHITE & BDLLES THE OLD MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS, Cor. Tlilrtcentli and Walnut Sts.. TEACHEK8 of this new system of curing diseases, Mould call the attention of the sick and afflicted to their new system of practice, wblcn has aliendj naUed groat popularity In this city. During the past alz years we l ave tieated 1WENTY THOUMaBD persons suffering Horn the various forms of disease (many of them by special guarantee, cnarging notblng It we lal'eu). and In almost every case a cure has been effected. ItiaU the following HOME CERTIFICATES. AN ASTONISHING CURE AMPUTATION PRE VEOTED. I was cured In three weeks by Drs. GALLOWAY and Will i E of an ulcerated leg, which caused much suffer ing, and etcn threatened amputation. Since my own vit et cure several oi my irienos sutlerlng irom Neural gia, Skin Dlseuao, Dyspepsia, and other complaints have also been penectly cured. I will cheerfully answer the Inquiries of the diseased and suffering. ABRAHAM FLUKE, INo. 1891 Camac street, Philadelphia. (IMPORTANT CURES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES Charles I. Young, Chronic Dyspepsia, No. 4-1 N. Eeveuto street. James Brown, Inflammation ot Stomach and Bowels. Pine ittreet, above ttixth. Henry Royer, Neuralgia of fhe Eye, Twenty-third and Pearl sireett. Frederick Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease, Continental Bote.. It. F. kvkbride. Epileptic Fits, No. 1020 Market street. William Morgan, Kidney Disease aud General De bility, No. 4IU bpruce street Marcus D. Wilcox, Catarrh oi twelve years' standing, Commercial Hotel. bamuel G. Wheeler, Asthma ot ten years' standing, Continental Boiel. Kmanuei Key, Attornej -at-Law, Dyspepsia, No. 707 Sansoin street. Jioraoo C. Wlnslow, Weakness of the Kidneys, Frank lord. 11. C. Shurtlcff, Cancer In Stomach. No. 3722 Markes street. J. M. Bulst, Rheumatism. No. 1923 S. Broad street. Juuah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. Mi Market street. toward T. Evans, preacher of the M E Church, Dys- f euslaoi long standing, Laryngitis, and Lumbago, No. b33 Helunutli street. J sines N ugent. Deafness for six years, and ringing and roaring in tne nead, Wilmington, Delaware. 'l nomas Harrop, severe Diabetes, Rose Mills, West Pbllaaelpcia. Georee Grant. Rheumatic Gout, long standing. No. II 13 Chesnut street. H. T. Desilver, Chronic Nenralirla and Inflammatory Bheumatism, No. 173b ubesnut street Edward McMahon, Consumption, No. 1227 Front atrpAt- 1. Klcket, Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation, and Con gestlon ol the Brain. No. A1H cailowhlll sheet. Char es Al. Dayton, Paralysis of toe lower limbs Girard house, i Jehu McCormlck, Diabetes. No. 1220 Ridge avenue. Cl aries E. Buckingham, Urinary Difficulty, No. 1331 Filbert street. I Aqulla Davis, Chronic Dlarrha?a, Forrest House. J. J. Uoopes, long standing Hclatlca, and Enlarged i Prostate Gl&nd, Darby township, Delaware county. Wl Ham 11. Shnver, Liver Complaint, Germantown. I Joseph W. Forsyth, Acute Rheumatism, No. liii'i Arch street. E. Ciouser, General Paralysis, No. 419 N. Second street Many ot (lute perioni vt cured in leu than a week. N. B. The Institution, No. 1230, one door from Thir teenth street, is the only bouse In this city where our system is practised. Unprincipled parties In other localities, yho claim to beat diseases according ui eur late discoveries, maj Uiertiore be regarded with suspicion. PHYSICIANS and BTUDENT8 can enter at any time for a full coutse of Instruction In this Gbkat Disuovuay In the Healing Art. BOOKS AND TH"E MOST luTEOVED, INSTRU MENTS FURNISHED. An Interesting circular mailed by addressing DRS. GALLOWAY, WHITE & DULLES, l'hiladelphia. Consultation free. 1 lu9.ti DR. J. K. ROSE'S ALTERATIVE. THE GREAT BLOOD flKlPIKE if you have corrupt, disordered, or vitiated blood, you are sick all over, it may appear as pimples, sores, or as some active disease, or ft may only male you feel Ian guid or depressed t but you cannot have good health if jour blood Is Impure. Dr. Rose's Alterative removes all these Impurities, and Is the remedy that will restore you to health It Is unequalled for the cure of all diseases of the f lands, sciolula, tubercular consumption, and all erup Ion of the skin. Price 1 Sole agents. DYOIT A CO.. No 232 North SECOND Street DR. DYOTT'S ITCH OINTMENT ' will cure every form ol Itch, and is superior to any other remedy ior the cure of that disagreeable aud tormenting complaint Price 25 ceuU. beut per mall, 40 cents. DYOIT A CO NO. 232 North SECOND Street DR. J. 8. ROSE'S KXPttCTOHANT. For the cure ot consumption, coughs, colds, asthma catarrh, influenza, spitting of blood, bronchitis, and all diseases ot the lungs. 1 his syrup having stood the test of many years' ex perlence as a n meoy lor irrlta lon or any Inflammation of the lungs, thioal, or bronchia, la acmowleriged b all to be a remedy superior to any other known com pound used lor the reliei and cure of coughs and con sumption. Price 1. Sole agents. DYOTT CO 9 6Cm No.232 North SECOND gtroet FERTILIZERS. gAUG U'S RAW BONE STJ F R-PH0SPIIATE OF LIME The great Fertilizer tor all crops. Qulonlii its actio and pciiuautui in lu eftecta. Established overtwelv yeaia 1 1 ealers supplied by the cargo, direct from the wbar ot ihe nianuiactory.on liberal terms. Manufactured only by BAUGH & SOXS, Office So. 0 South DELAWARE Avenue Stuuii Pblladelphia. UNITED STATES R EVEN UK STAMPS. Principal Depot, No m CHKSNUT Street. Central Depot No. 103 S Fl K'l II Stree;. one door below Utiesnut. Established mi. Revenue Stamps of every description constantly on bund In any amount. Orders b Mall or Express promptly attended n- United Stales Nou-s lira ta on Phlladeluhla or New York, or current luuds received In payment. Particular attention paid to small oroers. The ueclslons ot the Cow mission can be eonsultsa, and any mloimatlon regarding the la cbeerluiiy given AMUSEMENTS. A NERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC HANDEL AKD HAYDN SOCIETY. SECOND CONCERT OF THE SEASON. Thursday Fveninj, January 31, 1867. THE GRAND ORATORIO OF DAVID, BY NEUKOMM, Will be pcrioni'td. Polo parts sustained a lollows:- 8 ALL, J. F. RndHphson,of Boston. DaVIO. J. Finest Perrlng, of lew York. DAUGHTER OF BACL.K'S. Mozart, ot New York SISlrB OF DAVID, Mrs. Josephine .ichlmni, of Philadelphia. GOLIATH, Mr. A. B. Taylor, of Philadelphia. JONATHAN, Mr. W. A. Briscoe, ol Philadelphia. Choruses by the Society of over 300 voices, and a C.iand Orchestra of 4S Ins rnnients, tue whole under the direction of CARL SEN tL. PIANIST H. A. OL .RKE Doors open at 7 ( commence at 8 o'clock precisely. Hubscrloets can now obtain their tlcteis at C. W. R. Trumpler's, heventh and Chesnut streets. Admission Paniuet. Parquet Circle and Balcony, It secured Seat. tlftO: Family Circle, 60 cents; Chairs in the Orchestra, 1. Box Sheet now open. 1 24 28 28 29 30 81 6t N EW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE. THIS (Saturday) EVENING, January 29, 1 L I L 1 t I tt.7 L. k. 1 ' . C rir in it r r,rv j r MR. AND MRS BARN Ei" WILLIAMS, GREAT HAT UR 1 A Y MO HT HILL. THREE POWERFUL PIECES. To commence with 1 PHILADELPHIA NEWSBOY. lilek Mrs. BARN EX WItLIAMS To be loliowed liy ,-,. IRELAND AS IT WAS. BairpedPat Mr BARNEY WILLI AMS Judy O Trot. Mrs. BaEaEY WILLI AM- To conclude with TABKLLE ' A WOMAN'o LIFE. MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET THEATRE. Betrlns at half-Past 7 o'clock. O. L. KOX-JACK AND GILL. MONDAY, AND TILL FURTHER NOTICE, M R O. U FOX, the great Comedian and Pantomlmlst,ln his own Panto- m,U,e0f JACK AND GILL. supported by C.K. KuX. Mad'lle MARTINETTI, and vv Master CALMGNE - WITH EVERY SCKNE NEW, and a Grand Transformation Scene by C. a. Hawthorne and Mr. U Rmifh. FRIDAY Benefit of G. L. FOX. SATURDAY First JACK AND GILL MATINEE. WALNDT STREET THBATRK. N. E. corner ot N1N I'll and WALNUT Btreeta. Commences at i )4. i-rcat inuinph of Brougham's Extravaganza, COLUMBUS ' RECONSTRUCTED.' HOUSrS CROWDED IN EVERY PART. JdHN BROUGHAM IN THREE PIECES. THIS (Baiurday) EVENING, January 26, will be enacted, for the slx.b time, Brougham's Comical Ul8t0rnUMBTsVi5cONSTRUCTBD. MR JOHN BROUGHAM AS CHRISTOVAL COLON, ailas COLUMBUS. Commence with Rede's uomedy of XbE FAST MAN. Skyrocket Ned Mr Jons BROUGHAM To conclude with the romantic Drama of THE BOBBER'S WIFE. Larry O'GIg Mr. JO UN BROUGHAM N EW AMERICAN THEATR E. MISS MOLLIS WILLIAMS AND FELIX A. VINCEN t BOTH AFTERNOON AND EVENING. FRENCH BPI MATINEE AT 1 1 O'CLOCK. EVENING THE WIZARD SKIFF. THREE JACK SHEPPARDS and QOSTUMES! COSTUMES1 A Splendid Assortment ot COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES FOR KA8QJTERADES, Are of.ered to the attention ot the ball-going public at this gay and festive season, at tne COBTUMERY Of 1 wenty-five Tears' Eatabliahment, No. 917 RACE Street, North Side. Every effort will be made to please the taste.ot tbos who att.nd the Carnival Balls ol the season. Masks of tverj description for sale. VV. O. DESMOND, 15 3m No. 017 HACK Street. VTEW ELiEVKNTH STREET OPERA HOUSE, IN ELEVENTH btrect, above CHESNUT. TUk. FA MIL. KEhiUHX" OFlM FUR THK SEASOJf, CARlsCHOSS l DIXKi'S J1I. S T IUC1.8, the Great Star Jronpe oi the World, In their GRANiJ JllRLtSWUES. and PLaSTATION SCENES. Doors open at 1 o'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock. 8 80 V J. L. CAKNCROS, Manager BRADFORD'S LAST GREAT PAINTING, "8EALKR8 CRUSHED BY ICEBERGS," NOW ON EXHIBITION X, No. 1020 CHESNUT Btreeu 1 Hit GERMANIA ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE hearsals every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at MUSICAL FUND HALL, SX o'clock. Engagement made by ae dressing GEOHGE BASTERT, Agent, No. m MONTEREY Street, between Race and Vine. 11 6 8m TTa THE PIAMOS WHICH WE MANTJ WfYTt I lecture recommend themselves. We promise to our patrons clear, beautiful tones, elegant workman ship, durability, and reasonable prices, combined with a mil guarantee. For sale only at No. lull WALNUT bTm OKIOH PIANO MANUTACTCBUIQ CO. JNDIA BTJBBEH GOODS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, OF ALL, KINDS, FOR JAMILY, DRVGGIST6', STATIONERS', OS MANUFACTURERS' USE, Can be obtained direct at the MANUFACTORY AGENCY, No. 708 CHESNUT Street. Customers will find It to their advantage to dea here. llu 1867! uiAiiijBa. 1867. 60 Stylet and Sizes, at Low Prices. Visiting and Wedding Cards, the latest novelties. Initials, Monograms, etc., atamped on paper and envelopes, In colors, gratis. A large stock of English, French and American Pane and Envelopes. BLANK BOOKS ot the best anufacture, on haul and made to older. R. HOSKINS & CO., Manutactuters of Blank Books, Btutlonerd,Engraveis, and Frluters, 28 6mrp No. 913 ARCH Street. s LATE MANTELS SLATE MANTELS are .lusurpasned for Durability, Beauty, Strength, anl Cheapness. SLATE MANTELS aud blate Work Generally, madf to order. J. 13 KIMES & CO, 012 Nos. aiMland IViS CHKSSCT Street. f',5 BANDAOK INSTITUTE. No. U sw ,ra- v ik Hi i . . : . . m v. u mi ETERETT, aiuithirty years' practical experlenc auarautees tne akhiul adlustmeut ot bis Premiun Patent Graduating Pressure Truss, and a variety o Others. Supporters, Elastic StocklUKS.Bhouloer Brace. Crutches, Suspeusoiiis, sto. Ladles' Aprtiuitfit '" uctedby aLady. SHIPPING. ir-.- t. .r , rCiTrl tTL- k If CJlTT ! T IMC. V.L1 I.IHI'.CT. NO FRCM EA( II PORT EVERY FIVE DAYS. HiOM PINKS 1!KIT WHABF, PHI U A lEL 1 ill A, AND LONG WrtARF. BOSTOS. The line between .Philadelphia and Boston Is now competed of the Roman (new) Captain Baker, HaQ tens. PA ON, t aptain Matthews. 1 tons. OR MAN Cao ln crow ell. IW loin. These substantial and well-appointed steamships wl 1 sail punctut lly as advertised, and freight will he re ceved e verv day, a steamer oclng always on the berth to receive cargo. Shippers are requested to send bills of lading with theii ponds. "or trelul.t or passage, hnvlnr snperor accommoda tions, app j to Ill-NRY WINmoR A CO . t So. 3:13 . DELAWARE ATenue. tttflls NORTH AM KMC AN STEAMSHIP ,2yCM!COMPANY. OPPOMTTON L1E TO CAL'FORSIA, VIA NICARAGUA. EVERY TWENTY DAY. From l ler No. 29 North River, foot of Warren street, at noon, with paxsencers and iremnt, at verT LOW KA'lES. Connecting on the Paclilo Ocean with tue, tne steamships MOe S TAYLOR. Captain Blethen, and A MFR1CA, Captain Wakeman For further informa'lnn, apply to the North Ameri can Steamship Company. WILLIAM II. WFBB President No. 84 Exchange Place. N. Y. D. N t ARKlNGiON, Agent. T No. 177 West street, corntr Warren N Y. -e'f Ff-f EMPIRE LINE FOR SAVANNAH. af" ST Kverv SATURDAY, from J Ur No. 18 North iuki, punctually at 3 o'clock P. M. T be lavorltc side-wheel Steamships PAN J ACINI O .Loveland I onunauuer, SAN 8ALVADOK. Atkins Comuiender. Through tickets and bills ot lading to a I points In connection vyitb Cent al Kalnoad ot Georgia, Ailantlu and Gulf Railroad, and Florida steamers. Elegant passenger accommodations. UAKH1HON AI.LEN. t No. h BOW LING ORKr.N'.N Y. utar l ivp rno -view nnt rim iLIait, The New lork Mall Steamship Company a lji.t: uieuu Stetmers will leave Pier No. 46 North la ver at 3 o'clock P M., as follows the MONll-.RES.on WI-DNESDAY, HVANA. on SATURDAY, MISSOURI. on SATUHDAV, MERRIMACK, on SAT. H i)T. Al' bills oi lading signed at the cilice upon the plet. For m ight or passage apply to No. SBOWL1XG GREEN, N. Y. mi ti-ir' iiT OTCivciiin nitt. TllROCGH LINE TO CAIIFOHNTA. CARRi'lNO UNITED STATES MAIL, via Panama railroad. Steamers leave 1'lerNo. VI North River, foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock, roon, as lollowsi licceuiber Si NEW YolK. Cant. W. G. Farber. con necting with CON SI ITU'iloN. capt. Caveny. January 11 HENRY CHAUNCEY. Capt A. O. Gray, connecting with GOLliEN AGE, Capt Lau.dge. January iil RiMNG STAR, Capt. 1 A Harris, cou necting with GOLliEN CITY, Capt. 1 T. Watklna. Ail departures touch at Acapuico ; those of 1st ana 21et connect at Panama with steamers for Souta l'aciilc pris; 1st and 11th ior Central American porta, and those ot 1st touch at Manznnl.Io. Depatture ot 11th each month connects with the new steam line irom l anama to a usiraii and New Zealand. Steamer ot March II. 1867. wbl connect with toe Com- ?anv's steamer Colorado, to leave San Francisco for ohobama and Bonu-Koug on April 3, 1867 One bundled pounds ot basKage allowed each adult Medicines and attendance lrte. For passage tickets and all further Information, applv at the otl.ee on the wharf, loot of Canal street, North River, New York. . . . t s F. R. BABY . Agent. --Xv-!"ft EMP1KK fTKAMsMIP LINE, FOK ai!Lyi PROVIDENCE AND BOhTON. .-...iTnu from psrli nort eveiv 8a' uidav. Irom second wiiarf above Vlre street, Thiladeluhia, and 1'rovldence and Boston Rsilioad Wharf Providence, K I The line is composed ot the Urst-clas steamships HUNTER. M. L. Rogeis commander. CHASE, J. A. crossman coicmander. 1 These superior and woll-equippec steamships sail regularly as advertised F'reight will be received dally, a Bteamchlp Leli t alwftys tn .he berth to receive Cargj. Freight ior Boston. Mass.. and all intermediate points on the Boston and Providence or Worcester Railroads, will be leceived. and lb goods delivered in lets time and at lower rates than bv any other route Bins of lading furnished at the office. No bins ot lading slcned alter tlie ship bas sailed For furthtr inioimatlon, apply to LATHBCKY, V lCKERSrt AM A CO. Agents, No. 126 North Wharves. Henry Clfavelard. Tag.. Agent at Providence. R. I. Ma'liiiXAI. s'l'KtM NAVIGATION nOMPANY iLlmltedl. -Mi.n.rs weeklv to Liverpool, calling at Oncenitown. The splendid first class Iron Steanships LOLI-1ANA. Captain Harrington. PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Lewis. EHIS, Captain Cutting THE QUt EN. Captain Grogan. DENMARK.. Captain Thomson. An experienced Surgeon on each ship free ot charge Drafts issued for any amount, payable at any bank in Gtcat Britain or on the continent. BATEb OF rASilAGg, PAYABLE IN CCBBENCV. Cabin Bteerage- To Liverpool or Queenstown.... 100 (30. Through passage to Purls Antwerp. Hamburg, Bre men. London, etc at tow rates Steeratie passage tickets to bring persons from Liver pool or Que.nstown tor 3J in currency can be obtained at No J7 BROADWAY. , For freight or cabin passaee. apply at the Office of tlie Company. No 67 bROADWAT. For steerage tickets, at the Passsge Office of the Company, No. 21 BRuAD WA Y, or NO. 274 f EARL htreefc -. - F. W. I IIMlO AMI NKW YllRK HTRAM. ft Li (SHIP I.INR. , i , r,..... tn i nmlon. and. 60. i30. cnrrencv. Passagr-trom-London, T. " and J0, gold. A'l ALANi'A, captain Ptnkhaut. BELLONA, Captain Dlxou. , I ELLA, Captain Gieadell. WILLIAM PENN, Caput. n Bllllnes. a The accommodations for passengers on these ships are unsurpassed. Freight will betaken and through bills oi lading given to Bavre, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amster dam, and Dunkirk. For passage, applv to CHARLES A. WHITING, No. 26 BROADWAY. For ; freight, apply at No. M SOUTd Streeu nOTHSD A: ASPINWALL, Agents. PAS8AGE TO AND FROM GRE&T BRITAIN AND UHEIAND. liTTTEAMSAIP AND SAILING PACKET, AT KF.niTCED KA T'EH. DRAFTS AVAILABLE TUKOUGUOUT ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES. For p.rucular. ar-plj to BR0THERS & co t No. 86 SOUTH Street, and No. U BROADWAY. vnn ST. THOMAS ANT) TittAZTT, lUNlTcD STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL (Tup COA.PAN Y. Reitular Mall steamers. saillnir on the ?!d ot every months NOR1 11 AMERICA, captain L F. Tlmmerman. SOUTH AMERICA. Capiain E. L. Tinkelpaajth. GUIDING MAR. Captain Geo'ge B. Mocmn. Tbefe e'eeant steamers sail on schedule time, and call at ht Thomas Para. Femambuco. Bahla, and Rio de Janeiro, going and returning. For engaueineot of .relght or passage, f No 6 Bowling Greeu, New York. thtt STEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVER-SJj-p iW POOL, cjlllng at Londonderry to laud Malls aim Pasnengers The iavonte passenger steamers or THE ANCHOK LISF. SAIL EVERY bAXUKBAY FRoM TIER 44 NORTn RIVER. Rates of passage, payable In currency To Liverpool, Giastiow and Dciry, Cabins. (HO and 70: nteerage 3l Prepaid certltlcales irom these ports to New York, 3t Havre, Antwerp, ele . fli-0 and 37 L For lurter Information, apply at the Company's Offices. FRANCIS MAC DON AID CO.. Agents, , t No. 6 Bowling Green, New York. n-ii r viv uu3i 'j.i i tn. .iiiiTiuHi stit.e!ior ileauieis NEWPORT ME1ROPOL1S, om ' OLONY. and EMPIRK STATE of great sttength and speed; constructed express y tor the navigation ot Leng Island bound, running in connection Willi the Old Colony and Newport Ral'road. . Leave Pier No. 2H. North River, foot of Murrav 8,Tbe steamer NEWPORT, Captain Brown, leaves Monday. W eduesuay, and Friday, at 4 P. M., lauding at The steamer OLD COLONY. Captain Simmons leaves Tuesday, Thursday, and eaiurday.at 4 P. M., landing llijee's"eamers aro fitted up with commodious state rooms, water tlgbt compartuienia, and every arrange tnent for the security and comfort of passengers who are aflorded by this rou e a night's rest on bouxd and ou arrival at Newport p-occed per ral road agulu. reaching Boston early on the following morning A bsgguge master is attached to euch steamer, who receives and tickets the baggage, aud accompanies tlie same to Its destination A steau erruus in connection with this line between Newport ana Providence dal y. Sundays excepted Freluht to Boston Is lukeo at the same rsus as by anv other legular Hue, and forwarded with the greatest ex pelttlou by an express tiaiu which leaves Newport every morning (Sundays exceptedi, at 7 o'clock, ior Hosion aud New Bediord. arriviug at its destination about 11 A. M For irelt ht or passage eoply on board or at the Office, on Pier No 2H Nonh River. For stale rooms and berths apply on board, or, if It is deslrab e to secure tlieui lu advance, apply to E. L1TTLEF1ELD, Agent. - t No. Ti BROADWAY. New York. 'f ffft l()R RICHMOND. NORFOLK, AND 3ivV-i.,ClTY POINT. The side-wheel steamshtps hn i ERAS Caiitalii Alexauder K.verv Satunlav. ALBKMsRi.E, Captain llnuaie Every Wednesday. At 12 M , V. in Pier No. 3d North River giving through bl ls of lading e'c. to all points ou the Seaboard Rail road and its conn.ctli n L1V1NGSTOM, )TJX A CO, Agents .Vo. 88 LIDerty itieet. , . t SHIPPING. rtF'FS ST K A 51 TO LI VEIU'llOL CALLING 5ii,Uit Cfiieenstorn 1 he Inn an Line, sailing n.i-w eekly, carri lug tho United States Mails. '(. lit OF Nl W S OKK" alurla., JannaJT 2" "CITY OF M'BI.IN" Wednesday lanuary JO "CITY Or BOSTON ' Saturday, February 2 "CITY OF i AACIIEsTBK".. Wednesday, February "CITY Or WASHINGTON". ...Ssturrtay. Fohrua y and each succeeding aturda and ednesday, at noon, irom Pier No. tt North river. RA 1 Kn OF PASSAGE By the msli stesmrr sailing everf Satnrday t Payable in oolo pa able in Currency. First Cabin aM) Steerage . To London 95' lol ondon 3f To Pans l.J To Pana 44 lasa:e bj tho Wednesday stnamer: First cabin, !0i Blefrnpe. 130 likblein I luted "tates cunrncy. Passrnge s alto forwarded to ire Hamburg, Bre men, etc, at moderate lates Meeraoc i assago Irom Liverpool or Queenstown, 37, cnrrencv llikeiscan be bought here by persons send ing lor tlielr n lends. For lunlicr inlormatlon spplv et the Company's Ofllccs. JOHN Hr DALE, Agent 8 78 N. Ill WALNUT Street, riiiladA. r1E!Z FOR NEW YORK. PHILA DEL at " mai'tiTrC deirhla Steam Propeller Company De m.kkIi hnliisure l.ines.Tia Delaware and Rarltan CaaaL lra Irg dnl y at 12 M. and 8 t. M., connecting with all Kortbern and Eastern lines. For Irricbt. which win be tateu upon accommodating' terms, apply to WILLIAM M. lis I KI) A CO.. 11$ . No. 132 S. DELAW ARS Aveaue. SirfK TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNEr.S. aSssULii The undersigned having .eased the KKN- fc.M. iOM HCKKW DOCK, begs to inloriti hi tnenru ana the nations of theloog teat he la rrpared with incrcasea tacilltles to accommodate tboBL Laving vcwela to be lalsed or repalrW. and being a uiaeiimi siilp-esr pcnier and can ker. will glvepeisoual attention to the vessels entrusted to him tor repairs Captains or Agents. bhlp-Carperrtets and Machinists laving vessels to repair, a.e solicited to cail. llavlug the agency fbr the sale oi "Wetterstedt'a Patent Metalc Composition" for t opper paint, far the preservation of vessels' bottoms, for this oi.y, 1 am pre pared to furnish the same ou favorable terms. John h hammitt. Kensington hcrew Dock. 1 IS DELAWARE Avenue above Laurel street ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC. fflspt' PENN STEAM ENGINE AND mt&M -Z ""'" W ORKS. NEAF1E A LEVY. Tjb..4CllCAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS. MACHINISTS, BOTLER-MAK-ERS. BLACKSM I'tUS and FOUNDERS, liavng lor many years beea tn suo cesstul epilation, and been exclusively ennaged in ' bulldl g and repairing Marine and hlet Engines, high aud low pressure. Iron BoJers, W ater Tanks. Prop lers. eto eto., respeotiUily oiler their services to the public as being tuny prepared to contract for engines of aii sis" s, Marine, R ver, and stationary t having seuiot patterns ot aiuerent sizes, are prepared to execute order with quick oespatch. Eery description of pattern Diaklng made at the shortest notice High and Low pressure I lne. Tubular, and Cylinder Hollers, of the best Petiiisylvaula charcoal iron. Forgings- ot all-sizes and kinds; Iron and brass Castings ot all descriptions; Hqu Turning, Screw Cutting, aiid all other work connected with tlie above business Diawiugs and speclflcstlons for ail work done at the stabushme it tree oi charge, aud work guaran. jeed. -4 'i he subscribers have ample whan-dock room for repairs ol boats, where they can lie in peifeot safety, and aie provided with shears, blocks, tails, eto si lor raising heavy or light weight. JACOB C NEAFIE, JOHN P. LEVY. 8 214 BEACH and PALMER Streets. J. VAl OUAN MEBKICK, W1U.1AM H. SIXI.KJCX JOBK I. COPE. SOUTIIWAEK foUNDlty, FIFTH AND WASHINGTON Street. PHILAUILFRIA. MERRICK. HONS. ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS, manufacture High and Low Pressure Bteain Engines tor Laua. Btver, anu Marine hervtue. Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc ; Castings oi all kinds, either Iron or biaaa. Iron Frame Roots lor Gas Works, Workshops, and Railroad Stations, eto. Retorts and Gas Machinery, ol the latest aad most un proved constiuction. Evety description of Plantation Machinery, and Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans Open Steam Trains. Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines eto. bole Agents lor N. llllleuz's Patent Bagar BoUbig Apparatus, Nesmytb's Patent Steam Hammer, and As plnwall & Woolsey's Patent Centrltugal Sugar Draining Machine. , t Bli I D E 8 BURG MACHINE W0EKS1 OFFICE, Ho. 65 K. FRONT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. ' We are prepared to Jill orders to any extent tor opt well known MACHINERY FOB COTTON AND WOOLLEN MILLS, Including all recent improvements In Carding, Spinniig, and W saving. We Invite.tbe attention of manufacturer our extea he works. ALFRED JENKS it SON, SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, &4 J W. SCOT T & C O., SHIET MANT7FACTX7BEBS, AND DEALERS IM MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS' . N6. 8J4 CHESNUT Street, FOCB DOORS BELOW XHE ' 'OON TINENTAL, SJTSrp ' " ,. ' FBlLALrXLTUIA.' p A T E T SnOULiDER-SEAM . SHIRT MANUFACTORY AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 'BTORB, PERFECT FITTING BH1RTS AND DRAWER made irom measurement at very short notice. All ether articles c GENTLEMEJi ft DltESS GOODS In lull variety. ' - ' ; WINCHESTER ft CO- 1HS , So. W CHESNUT Siaeetl AMERICAN LEAD PERCIL COMPANY ' '. new yoBK. 1 " ; FACTOUV, HUDSON CITY, H. J. This Company Is now t ullj'pre pared to turniab LEAD PENCILS. Equal la (luality to tb Beet Br am da. The Company has taken great pains and nvested arte capital in fitting up their lactory, anu now ask the Aiuejlcau public to give their pencils a lair trial. All Styles and Grade aro Manufactured. Great care bas been bestowed to the manufacturing o SUPERIOR HEXAOON DKAVt INQ PENCILS, spe cially prepared lor the use oi Engineers, Architects, Art bits, etc. A complete assortment, constantly oa hand, is ofiered at lair terms to the trade at their Wholesale ttalesioom No. 34 JOHN Street, New York. The Pencils are to be had ot all principal Niatloners and Notion Dealers Ask lor American Lead TenclL 1 1 fcuwfcin pEIIiCE'S PATENT SLATES, Warranted superior to any others In use. LIGHT I noiseless:: DURABLE lit Cannot be broken br , ailing, and Never Become Gloisy. These Slates have been unanlmou.ly adopted by the Hoard ot Control tor use in the Public Schools ot Phlla delplila. aud aiao by tn school authorities ot' Baltimore anu Wanhluiftou. AUo. pmmi.e's patent blatb bttrpacb. The only Patent Htone Hurlaca for blackboards aoa? bciore the public. Wan ant. u to give satisfaction. J NEWTON PHttu'E A CO.. No. 427 N. ELEVENTH Street Caption Beware of the Imitation Books and P ate boaid Slates ottered by aiienta, and wbiub are made to reoeinble In appearance our slated goods. Ihe genuine are all eli her labelled on the back, or tbe package la uded and inaiked. Patented Feb. 10, lHtM 1 itinwSin'P TTNITED STATES REVENUE STAMPS. U Principal Depot, No. 304 CHKSSUr Htreet. Ceutral Depot. No. 1U3 S. KI TH Htreet. one dporbsly" " . fcheauut. Established ml. ,, , , . ... Bevenne Stamps of every description constantly on hand In any amount. . ' (rdera bv Mail or Express promptly attcn.led to. . I'nlluM States Notes, Dralts on Pblladeiphi orw York, or current funds received In payment, ,.,,, v t'urticuiar aiteiitlou paia to umaii oruoi.. . The decWon. of the ouiuililoo cau be c.on",,,;; id any information regarding tb law Hitin '7 and any given
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