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bil°ffil e
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uP4r:‘ k - --- 03411roli*:,j Lp.06.4". OAK TlittA , and
t=c• el , ~,,,- ` ,_-- 4 "----------.• ,_ . ,
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‘.. 7 -'-'-' -- It -'-- 4.4 - "' '' --
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„,-", :s ir-SWlNilffetrt fOrliithi-Testordli*, abseil kilt-vat
. - . „„: It 'Orthreit,•nsek•wie disiersard egad* kens*/ ootton
,:71114 (AO* Oti.lk k B. to Tarot; Na 41North Wharves,
'VilliftfitAatkitid4t. :-. bolas ia the amid Are district, the
this 14 111 0thilid fro& - the - Flat, Second lid Third Oro
l a tit t iie llab y l e i g - eptp vti r d r; tit) 1W Ii the
..*.:,, _ . .. '•Alt after dote 1:1-
'•
''
- e l =l7 ' 3. ll:4:Mftl i t'M eteftee l or :he
- is Irk tO,asamewd. - .
..._ • sweat o th e
- .-I. '. 1.4.1 e° l42 % v g:lribitt' l krd; g ri t r e s.. _ evert a r
am smiteggioge•
sionnnunion
rimiftpluile • " ' 44114$ or ta• Wel story. T
1 Wit i re 14014434141:- ..•••; -" i4l , '
• mg tie dere or inelors . Pe t t o- the north, k
' ill :ftal t ikdietthoogoMi ofd.reatr..hfothurt
. • - ' & ' - "lltsV all ' _ or as iiih =Monde
•• '• .: tick se storm i , nison ch e illise .front.
. ~ in* 11:10104. Troia aft:MAIM 'smoke 4ohri i n: '
against eat eronneolas It for a time. Throe war not a
LeV e ggl i r i a t ia,tOote • estisch Ilan ekaissi_froto tqp
IC 11011,4011 M. sant amble 14 mg,
a../.4 a• this ohne. oe the whatfe the "Arentea Mom
to the
li. frost sad taidervtains olaiteit
1 hi.e _ pi ommttio.hgrontresea wit *Vetted throogit
w ig= vuldowood 1111,11 the bower par ,
t -- 4 - lanai t haat we *Oats . • fire :Gomm .
• , area then, both on dr wharf sad ta sterstrea li tinW
' in4ity)ajo, the IgOvii or a eellanSerebar, tone; i• wee
. 1 W, 4 , 54 . /rolahatier 40 the 'letrat i roZs
m i i ire is tr d
. ' 44:ii.„,,,een i t * , il attlerrartrate welt! hoops g
.." ' rer cigar% ne
e, n rid 15 the soiy -
." 6tWe ofseutvid thwarteei rely ruts chime.*
on hand of-th e
.A film has moue
n ag to 4111114 thou
,A,.„, rat of dolla - Esseitei i er mei g le eirr e iself
• • =le as tam - *lllll7 - -Tar izi nstokiteri one se a tte'
'• was ear VS
i traili x 4 Arairsallable.. to tell
• ,-- ._ tics ‘ 24 ; i ii tows the , eptainenell bee
- - 'oom v iss_ater on i l 411 MD anti throe
• • • matz o , alat &WOW &Matt &like timer to
„•the_ ' eompleten ear tebaooo.,
$-• The &Ma '-• inansilesidt,' .ire 11 11•1414_110M.
- ~ , 414 10 4 ,4 ,4 4444a6 out, Ira
_the duaugoe to.water
..., ft e d. , Ita illmtZtaf t It i t ) ....ea l l r egotie the ,
-.1.i - Alt °arts ,tho Mere_ 1-Itemes7k
come
maw . 4 ,..A, ...norkb • *or etsseet. A t ths
-,..' -2 • sane -tar n,elleeted an pomace eta the
Astor, alm i l l / 4 won. & Co.. they also enteral
the store' 11. ia' It by the anorwhidows. awe
, wga l"mil tiihi c ol l SMeart4l,Fr.r.fito 9 11 I # o
poen wee rue lire % ,, p iti astiv & Pooles One, bat,
•.t outer ,wee Forest &no st taw
, ,- :
c cr w recol o az uw atteinest, a aboakattm e ssno
NO 4 mate ish
...:
d..,_11:i
melt ea extent NO Oho nom 'lag. ' Phu
-.1 - i -;. earl *tibia want - Wu, with WSW, tweet con
.: ' - it ere r i amts. not eyeittainno. onto c tir , the ab
- , slaps of tU,,iiiiiimts of too Wean. .., . _. , . : ..
~. - 2 ~' , 7 imp 1111
akin* a•simbliAsisorrjr-it,__7 . -
' -
', 1 ,4 4 0 1 ! a ar i r, e a ''' .2 - g ',=l e I;',7stealtel
A , -,. homes - to visit .the lellee. Comte 11,00040" ate
..-, .; -.eat noes th• Chief. Ensineer of the int Ihreartinent
, a _- - l ee rains .5k eatrantons;wa i t i V a inurneof pro -
, • Parts, but, opop iftgairr n igweem that &most
Wail oaa own 0 kik he omv•d
tits ~- T1N14411141111 atintat Mese eat'
trAseren4s. - teat? Ott 4 'entwine the
pst 4 s4 ,
w ow=Uwe Mae Jen , hot the Itterbil4
‘' - i'l oast be, arid tits ditr Mord Were
.. inastair %waste ' antehed t das- ,
am wife times , a esmoes. e .to one' .open to
•- . --. mob *sae , ea , is tis %Waft sso a hone than
• • - soak , ohm aam woofer of this ills aroioaatteedd the .
- tigrat. Tape. sad, Whom* /demo are monies, whith 1
• : hoosedi been arms ht tape splia a few Winter
.-.. r - -01011efel Hat' to' 141.4 hr...: fad naiad Juice ma,
" • -
rut the dr• in a mho& tune. 'Meat anneeseary deist -
I t
~- 2,-, ,:mitana, ---. smuts or 444444.• ,fllO. the litete% Rouse
II Isle shank, sad oompeallis Milo the "adhere ex•
of ths:em rte Green arrest a* "41114 nor th , sod from
• D1ifi11.614 . 1: I,ll4l:ll.Zir r iroti t it e l in VIA 1
101,91 , 0 tire , alio Zito - an -1 iir 'oscines it.
- , apa wee emir, to So ants ' wiarrithM, that three Or
-'f lour them ea many as vent set to nark tie Irmo 46-
04sibil, 1144 tie '114411 14 Plies , hire laded. Theme
Bon Minas abto *costa nsaehee of 'he 1i4414,1111
•'; • liteeloaleantais We Olaf ,V, at o,6oolosllled tre
- 6 4 1 :1 1 & C S t i A 6 Ae,l l l 6 I I I 611 10 :eZia ;1 16 0414% el. ' sr
, 'Quitmettitikrasmwttoillte: - - - '•
• LIV. Itaxviciita .•'lstrzovitit c lip HZSTOIO
• ..- ~ ._ , ~ . Pea-
:•Wiria..4l4: . leitaariiii, Mentos, had Fairmount '
' . Saeger liiiiiwitS,9oipsay hoes juit'"etesteited • large
l' ..' Aid eaosaiodious ear brim at die Urethrae tiftlieir road
"in Therteri Side: "hi bkidditui se ci . o bandied lifid stair
• •-- tea lost by azto feet Wide: The ground fkOr hea astride
••-'4oota-for the atom, of if y 'inte,' end attiehed to the '
11 NOMA,' iii slits atablejnorthr nail non I' 4 l one
„. '•'''•1 1 :1 1 14r441 Mud". FOOT - honies. -Ti evantsugitamt, this
. Azisdei stable ecoribtee closeness", fight..rolitibtoon;ond
, •
,suraisiity.:nisk sesfent , Bate from are: It is roll
Worth'ueirogettee by the pqbl a Moll dose rate r 1
- . P ab lo Tbe:seseed-door of the limn Ming is snew ,
•,-: s me
. ' . = 44 . 1111, or Pie. mos. This roan n boa
, -, • .. , feet 114 leseth , Maw-eight feet
x • ,NC:i ireet_ ,- iriAfb,.cg- about four feet wader
'mma thill ik
•ye - % l ir e nd - A.M.- "R
orn,V* TkL i tel' ili r
- - mils ; was ollt tiniehird 'atilt ; are at milersomk.
sundatteas for seudepieCtk. lea l a with
satins t i o ' the What* us tea dieted sad lit with
_ _bs im H a rt
a ' latest strip mad Pllt4erll4,_
, KM,
• :••.- me um _ in ' doable tiers of ttte-o-teres
c aw
edi Inittridevated to .gm a ra
:. ,:.•. wire moo, Amon tear, mod ie.*, arrange
_ 'inept. -. ~_- • xbui elegant sod subeteatml bold
.: - , r ic *. inireted .at an
m ss of 41189, and
.. starlet the attention orate-mei saw
_ .c., 4 , oii ii.....,„" ri oc bs i t ,..w artri a r ,
. 47.1
..7.4...Grrosii. wrio•vo c bi dl t. irintalif,
• " = lnill elinliri lli g SAree lm atit i sti s ,21,74 0 4 5— rf
•+ ' &hour roof to net veers. We leszsailoo ooperg
n ice; wand elutes .
g F tt i e toset t et ikYra thew serttea- 1
"nice; on Waybill anima to the De ware front. ' i
„ -Tuns - or a giousyse" MX Ottd3ilo.-A - '
.. ~
-•-•
company hay beiii formed inßChiosto, Illinois, WWI
tkettaaled Ottial Ulan Cadets, who drill, aotardias to
tkii Orsini' Of it,. Sauces lb the Irene& arms. They
have eh peened say Antlers o n mpour talks gaited
. - Statatto driliaosinst them for 1 Pete. which hes been
' . visooeingel 'tor the , LoWOrgon, et asitimore,. sod the
' iragaSeg, fateful 'amine seetiroid, in • Isw soseire, on a
init. taihatiaten, by - ifehtatkir of the ladeseadsut
. Drain, of that oily... The Zany@ Cadens Will tint Phila
., : al
for s e int XV= derins flair tour. The mow
psiwag bt take .steee sn Baltimore, al
-'Mit? ax.c.d.tirtAinrAnz e aten i
halms -.we_ mitekito, the ..erelopreenk of hie
re...L .
• Eflargar " f4rS 4 !'F i ng e rfaitettoon at. 1
iskak eg
s' it lame 111444141n444111
•i-Vgat 'Si t 4411 to' air!=ftL
wsomk .bytho a*. vorevatt
• •--.'-• - Wiiiir - in' salot=?Athon, kis pawn ° 6
rilthtt 6 VVOT, fiVAIIIM 46I4 4 6 Offti, 94 1131C r ielr a ll
- mimeo! to reader the modest lien in try= the
, most terrible of modern vo_rtihe massolaes. .. ite organi
• ~', -
...:sree iirsoted. by : pint emareet, ties , member"
144. 0 eater dnaksas ukase or au deaorip
- .-..-rt_ me a r ettl ',,,,,,,,vcoettte'Fir als r ;s w yttlieliVel
17:01 .1 %. ° Za t =tu i rMilittl e .
• . ma i py t a n peapia . of masa. toward =Aar., of-,
• old 'lna noir 0,4144 -waif
- the Mee -of nut
- sonsehmat bang entered into. - - - : .
=., Turk Piierniiii-BsirviriT Film Qtrtionow—
, .. _ . ,
, .. A - Whin iii.. --Ttie, following haineconti seacoast of
.- •- ihe Sinbinhigninf the meeting of the hoard .of pr on.
data of parionter *war eoapaaiis, on Pridaylast
. to rShsPat OS .ionreasiar the . mare of etchings ticket:
frosOix toisti* emits pabbibia Wive Biagi, ar.;:
.
====l
,
,
theaver assitoe to the ourettog r " Tho ionfoit iris a
• '- • MUM./ and botOtotosto bolt: ' the groat Otibtolue baud
. ling_ earth other , without ilcores: -., litionthenee
- seSi Mbar of deeelMet sad underhand workingn i r i i•
orsentmor -hodig„-. - and , inesivent , 00rpoirotiono, ao.
Aboot twenty dirsrent • molotrons• aid three hundred
aid_gte4tat aliffehasaht were 'offered, bit NO - snook
si f th
- ', '' Ownwallatr WWI Pa - that n was: impoorible -to tall
;;,„hots ewe wen adopted or not: Thfi seam
_tom , , ate, all the etas front oat wing of a
imam, is _inability to record the proesed-,
- :3 j , Vtplit Ik• l lD e ri l tittet tri li r3l7:lll4 Alerat
tir th e icestles several times, bat it words ant eta;
: 1 ' -1 to ad ilielot' At neat lait 'AdV iat , ammu"subligussfitheiurgre
- to ovations eke trouts a* six mints: , Tite probability ii
' - Atg a tirreirs 4 4 ToVilt ":417 0 drii=lit=41 Vg
- Imo upon
one grica,"! • ,
lifikatliliff DithimigOtier Penner OA Se
' ' ':tionliiy afternoon's held lie Inquest on the body of Bomb
Loomed ,;-a eliild of saves Years of age. who was found
'• ' ' dead ii a tottiooOf attached to a number of court honor.'
at GlitittutoWtt road-and Fifth attest. From the ail
' -. :Ammo before the compseitury,lt appears that On Fri
- day the' add started, from' her rfaldenee..ll3l Bixth
-wen, tir go to bat grandmother: andesesid- by this
,plaell. which VII , loft open the fiscawhioh eeharnted
--- -Aka jetyrean tutu aiblialtreet bent dime, aV i lt 4 Mt
',. , :pessOldissowdentadyssit into gm "ea: , T way wag,
- 2foriVi t tl laterday. h ;Fsepoo qied been
-- - -ideated a ,mt - orioarhe'lli9. Chant with the
Seernig map unsafe tr„on t *tenants
,moseryigg I court anima 90Waisl ttwpWasr, dlr.
trti tt
=l- .. = ; l'irl ig r. itfP 'tlit aro tsliM 4l " Cr I:ooo 3h. lea no 4 .'
. '‘..' .•pibiat aix tEs alto Oallsoted ki,,,,,, i t , Tot .
~ -,,-_-: tun ve ' essaared Mr: Parr . his nimbler,
''' ' - ':!-C the ti the flooring to the osespool buboes
i :--- GOrtis-litairiain.—A general court-rustle'
. -, . win Meet - thle - rnorning, at km o'clock, at Ma_ Butler
' = 4toimi,"lforth efinet -below Chestnut, for the told of
John Weatline,, eadtalit of the 'seoond °cleverly of
: - waeldagton Maim, semi - .Margie§ Frefirred •by First
- lieuteirpt Wilhite R. Patmoson. of the link cam
- - The aourt
, -.. fill comereinieutionent-nolowil John A. Murphy, of
„', atri m :sly r meat. first brigade:president.; Thomig
. amss, es sof the lipt.aity tromp t and xerenee
P. arty, ooptitin of the Wlohlutton limo William
1 of the fret midmost af *Wellety. drat
gada_MVs se Jedge-adrimara. From our Avow,
-. • of_ Ospe. Omilins we Weeeident that he will be
'
-'
TAIII,"" a . fr'''''ksbY coarse affecting Imo bow or
-- - - NELITAIIi CiLMilliA'neri2 , R0X,8011,011011,.....
-.. . , ''Jt trill biimerilles*,mlt Me hat heiebradoartdolt was to
,! ben taken glees on theithl of rebniary bin, et Roxbor
mask. lion the omemon of the laying 'of the comer
.. ,
-it,. ti the D orf if the Sevin Virginisiut who fell
- ' Ike movoialtenary war. was peateoned en eeeenee or
r i „. twillterjLW enure !toe to nap. Ale.
(ZnebtVlites Me extended an; invite.
to EientiaTo l t i M. Wes. °Obi" peeond tetrads. to
ttelebeirate.ltal=Vtliarjte. tile oornreand, Th.
,pteree wun ti.
prOVelrtit e tt i Vire nn i
- rAgade " V, Af t t ', nit e nt'itte l id i , op *venlig next. , "in
threes = Penlons.—T h e , Waehhigton
~-, Ahem Ceeteht Perri. will Pared. on . Thunder atter
- • Atm siiik, in Moog of Omit thirty-eighth aerneeneeg.
Thireerpg wilt awe it two teokent, et the wintery. sad
....-:- , r i g r *moth Ihe principal atamtar autaprowriat se
to liardee's teems. Gn tease .aueirenusry ea
_ eattirete, the leigibereeteke groat *weer go be on la
, Vligl ' AgriTlir a gitlite m uritulb, Will Fordo on
•Initant• to target emetic*. when t er war
. ,twe ; telyjnitudistit , r." the ire um.. -
::Nigw goes learrzie • Fos PAssamoisi'ltiri.-
- wels.—The &lira sad laorcncnuenee experienced la
- - mull* treFiter railwrir awe past the iresitnty of a
fuer Veen AWE trati grate the Week, bore even
mole yew &areaen re ewe invention
-- entainet We ileacaterkear. gain Mefeldt, which pro:
. , amen rarr amine Ow entity. - wh. "illation" cants
_Ample. AO it 101iiiinagew Cat age oonewatively trines
' - rbbi as DI worked Telly inceeardirirr thy driver
the noideittor. awl , elm) rito ear cetera, over
'' - keel., wira il ip were Or tit Jumper wilt not or
' ' seed our h ape- eaveatr-eve panto, 'or the
• Of tea itiaeekeestnisen
_ . _ . , . ,_
• - • --- Taifsliant FIRX-Xmatine rot Rtrests.:—The
. ..„ ,. ..
Saab Mod Virginfit under
class bunt' it ' . . _ .
. 1
dui opsrildoedirekt of Arralox. IlloCitosiood e t or tot .
tr f ai luttaSio4f.4l4:l7roetheartrocititenior whom
s. It at- to
two t. ignibotir.
rifursoed to y WAWA. , opplop a!
~ that Ow. it awe air PILI,OW . I. lar rt7l.
' ilerh it 101111 It IseteVAN., i , , ,
' A .. i. StiotisY , • , Chnisc4sl).—Testettlay at
aooa, &dott r el'', In okra* wharf, our Arab it reef. the
au d kisOutle belpsitii teen.. of the mom Ilritonsittes,
7 ' `-• *trek woe ttonnor.wooor howl*, loolawr st ATI" ;
.., . , - ,towygaritat, far 0v....14.2%arie1vt .2141 the 1..4
=, 1415121 o r otrorg i olioiga wow to . fih ar"Nto
- , , Ditsaasia Ito 'Tits ' Piturtiast *mortar.
II '.— At. sisoltios of mossishtsmirthd og N o . 2,
` , - -X.!..: c **et a , oydolog, lOW Wilelt.ltirbaa B.
I f- ' 11714 Z s i E Virtilari: *vat wego
kL ,, ,,,:=0 . 6 4 i t . ....... oaths atTeathot
- 1 1r faitt :11011,1* =— Li 44lttitesstirhiterafto of
'-• YO - • *Mil a WWl**
- ,:,?.14, - ; '•
' oit'iriiiiikyla i , Wail Miller* .
„..- •27r1..
t itiu r t m 1 t t...koillid b , ii: .
'.. —"- ..ts so Now tut 000rt,' ,
' fFiliWript*A' ,-; ;' ' itioittita D. D.
I.—''''o. l
li a=at i k
' - Li., --.- , 4 th e swe etstiV Ammo
nu " i i' L....or ,
-'
.Zra7l tipga,
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'''-rilti,., -."
- . -...- '• ,:; 1,.. , ' ~, ''' - ' '
MEMMIMM
tit'
,a.wouoi, to tahnuff Main% 7pagek ViomPlon
'delivered the fellotritie ;tighten on dattirdity miming :
- Thevtadeubtridli:titi • y4tio mi drittalltriti ta ou of a
t 4 Zillfc "of acgnitt N el
dependent Mica the nage, on whienit neon ; for Iry
wqte tan egnawsta. discharges
n iwZillartifiKiarerhere the
there e tettianalion - of thitpa%ult i - prow i t=ni
letyprollsention for the same
offense
would not image.
wittly be tionneeted with, or it.ooooignatloo (Cale prior
one. The my.,however. is, welt easel , to ever and
bary t romatiort MF, the presearition, hy an aver
- till et Or nattlMl. lorOM it m ended. Benders
:24 kiii,e v a . se was ' averted alai the • litin tiff Kra
tn2traiVet i l iritt u rti 4 ed d bould P ijiver ; that
obsore(that she end otheeed oo f a i li z ied tVarept lo b
krq hyrionthe erremeittot and other members of his
rattily ; that there hose al trial by petit Jury, a convie
thn the Vaintife, an arrest of judgment and 41 6 "
grdik. b en "'Mite a" Gig
e ergs of the plamtrif
;Mnable th at the averment mss not sustained by
the proof so Let an.the eisenittni was codeettiod, for the
record showed thnverVedgt site.
Was theimemnent o sehented and proved by the
theontilmOceent averment. sell proof or the terreine
moll oft he se the record show* f think
not: g i rt countervail the lama effort of the reo'ird
°Utile case ation. •In rov nothirmshort of an
mighittal answer where the Promiello %r e f*
icil i od to a t ria l by a petit Jurz.,Zhisre etc eee
V im*. J ii iiraM ' I l ed T° A riotiras t healie f en
ie Maul an ft NI i r.t* Ikr • Ego Ore
-held immillederit in noterens eases. . _T!
; 4 Ormh., 217: Perham however, pia ma! ran -
lapaa'a
In gnomes. oaths potato, th e necessity
-of thembelne iteasittel, and also as to the &nolo.
eivetopo ofe'eonviattoti. • See Parker vs. Party, to
Dosit., - .‘o whiney vih: reekhnit:ls Mango 313; Vale
int: WWI.' Der. led net., get ; Oressitti, E. 800. 43t
end CO sum, unman srookerhon, 8 Watts,
SO, lin whiolv it Wan held, - per Cahoon, C. I, that a
conviction 'is conclusive°, probable nose, wan Ree
,noide ye: Kennedy, let Wi11e.1133; that it is so, even a l .
thonth. reversed on *meal, and idep to the. same effeot,
. 0111101 rrn. JOhallonJ Term Repel* This exactly w
ands with several of the authorities already cited. The
oasis before dent stronger then either of these. for the
eorivietion tit neither rarareed aoellat aside • its conga.
rin ef " #o ll )re lt agent ev g a ji d o t rgratt a t r h res tefin_ jad ele e rm nt.
Itesi.Mt Sibiu* deni e r that the- averment i or s dis
charge:, mpeurrele PS alfertnent of acquittal, and
kikultsrumalneleiett there has been &tried to sus
tain. the 'Monti PM' inaliatous • yroeseetion On these ,
t.
',,glrlessriltnittilaem satisfied the
Pretested by the plaintiffs, was entirely barren of two
indi natttrthritngienzvar to the
rlrema:z
maim, - The :la th of t ine of the de @Aetna ea the foun
dation for the prose ton end twoof of the employment
of adataa/ b sea the attention at the Mei was
Proved, and then nine wide to was given now in
se on Ohs ~gl ; , ie plsishH, sell bare
evenif., w ntif
ere pans under any eiroomstaness, to ro.
alapr sandlot mush rimordise existed in the one. There
should have been teithrnony to show-the ease or the Pro •
ineinsird that diereses no reason or probable graded
for it. - Ille eras Got done. was material allegation
by the p that there was no probable cause for the
PlallealltiOni and teat therein* malice; WA ehould have
name, in substance" at feast, what the ease made was, so
tbatwe could determine how these feats were Prehmi -
nags to conaidenns the tuteetion of dasher .
areal . There
may many aussin wham the party cal iced is en
harm an
:. d tel the proseeutor not labia to re.
Minna ti degasses on Anomint of it. It must appear
someMnil, this the .ermiention Wei groundless, and so
known or rirht to bars been known to be by thipro
lemlitOr. „ oothtuthay judge of tills from the mots
and traM c ila t it h er p af th: pr r eV i ti n tin jeal r f a lthe de
.up,„„ate. Irate stllnusti b 4 . fang, irhiol the Grain%
wenbrd to prove. said this was not soacimplished by,
the emi *M in going *Mount of edenee. to establish the
o o t babie swear* of the eleintirs wife. More than
'
was needed, and its absence Justified the non-spit , fTare bad best_ OD other remain for ,
, eget ova led per latadllin•
nr Pitta-aldloo Head.—Lodge iigharidan tr at.
.orareperteii.d. venutct was re nde redfor the defam
e
% on Saturday Morning.
The Assignees of the Beak of Pennsylvania vs..lOhn
Maier. In this ones a rule was taken to show cause
whin new trial should hot - be granted. - The rule was
made retarnabie on the Slat lost.
',O!Brien ye. Hex. in, sanity. An epplioation for the
appointmet tot s repether. Arched and sobinitted.
,Cohtleole PLIIAII—JUISO A Minn.—The court sat in the
'onlireme Court rotiM. tor the purpose of hearing *mo
tion for an MP:motion tripe rase of the Cottage _ Home
Societyend •wdyriera vs. Dr. William Young, to
redrafts proosedips at sw. and to compel the opeinfia
performanee of an agreement
Ana pplication wan made - by Thomas D. Pugh for an
baunetionjo - prevant Dr. Jayne from demolishing the
Arcade. Mr. Posh alle_ges the*. o undereth of .1 uly, 1857,
notecases a tenant of Dr. Jayne, a written lama:
that lease expired the 10th of .fuly. Den, and then be be
muse 4 meant by mirol.• from year to year. And his
year will not expire until the 101 h of next July. He
claims that trader his lease the eastern avenue of the
Arcade is an speatenanoti, and is very valuable, et
isemone third o his bosinin being derived from those
'Maine Moorish the amine. Toolbar the authority es
t:Mien dry the different owner* of the Arcade, it was
Meted that at ant iron gates were placed at either end
of the avenues, and these were looked at 10 o'clock.
Over twentrzone year/tag°, these sates were remoled,
andi under Dr. Isles's ownership, the avenues have
I beimlighted and kept olean - by a Man in the employ of
i the_ Boater. - - •
The adidavitii of Minna of the former tenants of the
bnildirr were mad TA prove that no small portion of the
Vertiireill7thltderdtftrier these 'avengrglitZlem"nlists
they manadey w at e tfseted iv t e h n e u litte r gi7in w plesif";
the country paiNging Moos Militia street, who then came
autumb Decatur street, to the, avenues and stores on
Chestnut street .' This avenue has been closed with a
board tenter Mace the workmen have been tearing down.
Dr. Jayne. in his enstrer, olairs the right to aloes the
eventingwhen he shall think proper, and he denies that
the lease inolodea tie an aptrultenenoe the eastern ave
nue. He M
further expressed hip desire to,accommodate
Mr..Puski any Ammer , until the to
of his
mese: •It is not Ms intention M demolish his portion of
the premises at present ; and in regard to the fence, he
*hetes - that It was erepted to keep idiom and children
away. fot few of 'oxidants. If the court eh - hid hold
that Mr. Pugh has a light to the avenue, the Doctor
Pressed his willingness to erect a covered Damage-way
tkeugh to Carpenter street.
The mottos was held under advisement.
Coulson' Pmsmi-Tudge Ludlow.—The
Het.
eouttwns:engeasd on the ourrent and deferred motion
- QllAllfElt, Sasesoses—Judge Thompson.--
The oodst disposed Of s few unimportant oases.
* HAULM • Ornms, April 14.1860.—The number
of Interments is the oily of 'Philadelphia for the wee),
c
i d s tne Ann) 34, at fl o elm/14M
harms.
4neada...
apoplowf— —•• '• • • S
Bata& • -****
Coacor.of Brood..•* 2
Coro • ---
Croi* '' -
CongosOon S
* 4 Lusoi...•-.
Consumptioa of Loon— al
•• • 13
Dfiri oroot7
Dna.' of
Dysootoi7••—••••
bilttf • • •••• •—••
-ne P• 31 • • • "*"
P " 3
i n r.
Bo a
TYPOoIa
Gingrene 1
14"1"1011T1t.....
•
_lover ..•«...
' Lanes
" • Pleura.
"ti. & Bowels.
retvenumeetion
Insontion,•,. • ..... .
Palsy .. ........
a•heomatoen
Borocol i s. • .
Milt Ba • •• • I
Tate
Beltncrwu. . .... '
Worm.
Whoopee COugk....
Plionsana Hoxlcma.About one o'clock,
- Yeateitfty afternoon. Patrick 'Kelly, aged Pt years. was
stabbed in the left aide and buck with a large knife in
the hands, it is alleged. of Thome Shildv, at the Drove
yard Hotel. in West Philadelphia. Kelly was conveyed
to the Pannsylvanie.RoiTital. and the wound in hie aide
to of each ehayaetar hat his recovery is considered
doubtful. We did not earn that Bhijar hod been ar
rested. The wounds were inflicted while the parties
were engaged in a drunken austral.
liieuctill OP a COSNER-STONE.-7- I tederday
afternoon the corner-stone of a now Catholic Church.
to be @rooted at Tenth and Dickeison streets, was laid,
with oppropyisto ceremonies. There wee an immense
drowd of
od perodeho aendance , the earl of one of
f the
g al.p lwt yptthem.i
Theoc NS lf. the Mo riarty.
church
wilt i* tamed the Cherub Of the Annan
elation.
IT wax sr a matter of interest• to our read
ers is Enteral to knew that a beautiful Patohen stud
eolt,,aonnag three yo4re old: and saisaaring DM hands,
can berm fora few days at Conklin's stable. book or
tati Girard Rossi. -Thie colt is sired by the celebrated
trotting horse George _M. Potation. and his den a very
aseatior .mare of the Messenger stook. He is kind and
docile In nernmeiiity *good despot. Was raised by
C. Andrews. Pas., WoodbarY:New jersey.
FLUID LAMP EXpLOSION.—TIMPo wag an
alarm of Are yesterday evening'. about eight o'olook. in
Norris street above. Trenton avenue. The cause of the
are wee the explosion of a @aid lamp in the house of
Mrs. Fisher. 'The Clothes of Mrs. Y. were set on fire,
and an inmate of the dwelling,named Border, had his
hands badly burned in hie efforts to extinguish the
flames.
CONP/RlUTiON.—rmt Right Rev.. Bishop
Bowinanyeetenlay morning administered the rite of
oonermaion to thirty-three persons at 8t Andrew's
church. in Eighth street, near Loon*. The ceremonies
ware very interesting.
_ _ _
„
CITY ITEMS.
Dr. Wanes lllClTitin.—Our olaseas bave a
rich - treat inUtore, in the nouns' of !entire' to be de
livered thie week at National Hall, Market street, above
Twelfth. by the Rev. Dr. Cahill. The emuse will com
prise four in all, and will be delivered oa this (Monday),
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday overdoes. The Ant
of the series, to be given this evening, will have for iti
alibied," The General Character of /rebind in her Re
ligions and Civil Associations." The remaining three
wdl be.Astresomicot. and will treat oonseoutavely upon
"The Tides;" The Constituent parts of the Atmos
phere," and " The Equilibrium of the doter System"-
Three femme will be in the highest degree of a sci
entifio enamoter, and will be Illustrated by their learned
author by diagrams, maps, and brass machinery.
(From the Freeman's Journal, New York, Aug.., 1109.7
SPALinigies P Glow is eueb a Ample
and cheap propagation that it is a pity any house thoidd
I*wlthont it. spl6•mitWit
BOWICIVO MaDICATIID Pres.—MO novel inven
tips of inlaying the fig with pore Alexandria Sena and
fragrant aromatics, thus rendering the taking cf mad'.
sine a pieasnre, is considered a great triumph. Theme
flea are a gen in their 'feet over siok and nervous
headache, habitual costiveness and bilious affection',
and in all eases where a mild and efficient purgative is
real:until. Dees, not debilitate like other medicines.
Afanufsolicired by 0. C. Bower, Sixth and Vine. Price
aril cents per box. Diseount to the trade.
,
Pion lEsoes Penns.—A ,kid, being mounted
on - the roof of a eked, and lacing a wolf below, loaded
him with. ell manner of reproaches. -Upon le blob_ the
Walt 11 , 01514 Up, Do not value yourself, vain
ereature, umin thinking you Mottlfr t for; I look
upon this ill tannage not es Miming from you, bat from
this "place that greeds roe.' The spoil/ration r .To rail
and steno ill language is very unhesoming in a gargle
man; and Is &mist always the result of cowardice and
ill-Mediae. , The real gentleman will avoid snotty-loss,
and buy ids cloths' at the Elegant Etnabliensent of
Granville Stokee, $O. elf Chestnut street.
PEITSIOLO4IIOAIL Cusiossiize.—og 111 heart,"
said a military officer to his omorples, "Pity you're
Sot. part &look," said a rasstior in 0021111181fd. Soma
sairgla bout of bums all eons, when it is notorious that
thisy- ars oolosidsrabla sant. It is an established fact.
hoymmr, that thou who are ail eyes bats discernment
mftwatt: to know that tha most elegant 'torments
to the World ars Made at the Brawn Moss Illolltios Hal
of•kookhill tr. Wilma, floc MS midoo6 Chestnut 'best,
aboyi -
, .
. . ,
J • • Netelrerk - Markets on Saturday.
' litleitwithotanding the threstentOit LIMA of
the w r there was its a good rten &nee at the
1 4orri e s te to - day. The demand or Plow WU so-
Sn a wets on the advance. ties Were male
i li
jav Arbala e jra t alMnt e gt 7 bbl rlatll lithern'
y more ,
- ivitie.4:- , aiettoes'Erto• fa t t extent, 'though
verrene 'Swan lOW. 101doia hag re huge
aaarl 0 - - t toes spored o so suattliga H
orst 7 Itil rart segue*: One or two o tors,
*
ks i i reft IMMO. nal gnii bunt or tare trlng in
a vim owl .. 47 , : e. .....r. _ odai Wee
ell e . , Air t -at nail, wh te Xe tato ,
GOWN 414681• SI or iti,...lttitvir h 7.40
..,
idi m irt" l ".7,C s- -- .lbative wsaioni ,
=l, vii ...I Will Maui OS wet* likowtha ,
- . ,t i
7,7 p _ cair us:intim Irladn, air
t .
Ipso
Ml=Ea
.._,......._..t04
0ir~i...~»......_'., ... 0.7
Under 1 year- 64
Between 1 end -
From the Almshouse-- 10
People of 0010 r......- 6
ARTHUR }WOKE%
Health Maim
T0ta1..............._ 207
TirePIOPOdinGIRARDPARE SS me Patin
,
WARD:—BoW tO oar One oa A MOM. RlPPlOuterr
—The inietingfilld at Coe residence of A. D. Cash,
en Wednesday evening, in relation to the imyrove
ment of Broad street, was attended by a number
of gentlemen of practical knowledge,-whole opt
alone are entitled to weight. In the course of con
veroatlon, Stephen Benton, member of Select
Council from the First ward, explained the reason
why a portion of the Girard estate in the First
I ward cold not at present be converted into a
park for the i ` health and enjoyment" of the pee
' pie. The heirs of Stephen Girard have instituted
ease againit the etty with a view of recovering the
Whole of the Girard estates, and the case is now
pending. Under these oircumstanoes, was
deemed advisable by the oommittee of Councils
loot to divert any of the ground devised by the tes
tator to, the city from the purposes expressly set
forth in the will. The will speedfied that the Gi
rard property in the First ward should be leased
every dye ram and this provision lied been faith
fully adhered to by the 'city, but of late years the pro•
party had depreciated in value, or, what is the same
thing, the city could not obtain as much rent for it
as was paid formerly. To prevent ita deteriorating,
and to improve the value of the remainder, it was
proposed to devote a portion of the ground for the
purposes of &public, perk, but the sult of the heirs,
above elluded to, having l been commenced, it was
deemed imprudent to - snob a move,
which
the contestants might • take advantage of. This
wee the reason why the project of the proposed Gi
rard Park had been abandoned, at least for the
present.
Mr. Eli K. Price concurred in the propriety of
this course on the pert-of- the committee, as it was
not advisable to embarrass the ease of the city with
any new complications. But in regard to parks,
be said a popular error existed in able city con
cerning the parks of London. The idea formed
here of the London parks was, that they were beau
tiful squares, with levelled walks, like our Wash
ington,
Franklin, Independence and other equates.
This, however, was not the case. In 1854,
be visited - London, and passed through its parks.
He found them to be nothing but large farms, lo
cated in the heart of the city. The extent of the
grounds was so great that be scarcely could dip
Unlash houses on the outside, they looked so
email, owing to the distance. Instead of being le
vel, with fanoy winding walks, as in our squares,
they nonsisted of hill and date, and be saw the Dnr
ham cattle grazing on the grass. while the avenues
were like an ordinary road. The people rambled
over the grounds in groups, and sought the ehady
trees and running brooks, as in the country. The
only restriction upon visitors was that they were
not permitted to injure the property These parks,
he said, were used as farms, being rented to dairy
men, and others. In regard to the Girard estate
in the First ward, he thought it might be converted
into a park without violating any of the provisions
of Girtud's will. To accomplish this, he suggested
that a portion (t i the land might be declared
publie 'park, and at the same, time be rent
ed to a farmer or dairy man, who might
use it for grazing or agricultural purposes,
and the roads or avenues might be laid out through
it for the use of the public,both for equestrian and
pedestrian exercises, with the restriction that all
who entered should confine themselves to the ave
nues laid out, and not trespass upon the other
grounds. In this manner be thought the terms of
the will of llfr.'Girard would be strictly complied
with, renewing the lease every five years to the
'dairyman. - This plan for getting rid of the legal
difficulty created mush amusement among the
company present. .This improvement, and the
opening of Sutherland avenue along the southern
border of the city, and the fine Fairmount Park 'on
the northwest, ho considered would add to the
magnificence of Philadelphia, and make it more
deeirablo.as a residence than any other 'city in the
world..'
The views of Mr. Price upon this stthlect ere
well worth the attention of our City Councils.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
lIRE POTJETIt PAGE
Steamship Kennebec, Rand, 84 hours from N York,_
with mdse and orumengere to Jae Allderdioe. Panned on
Bombay Rook brig Brandywine, from Pernambuco.
and others as previously reported off Wilmington Creek.
Bork P C Alexander. Merryman, 12 days from Makin
mut. with auger to Rutter. Newhall & Co.
Brig Rodney Carr, Usher. from Mayaguez'. PR.Olst
March. with auger and molasses to John Mason & Co.
Left bark Minerva, loading for New York, at 400 per
bog; brig EehO. loading sugar for Baltimore; M lc 11
Thomas, loading for New York; !Lasko, do; cobra L.
Bowman. loading for New York; Sardinia. discharging
lumber Oen Arnistromr. from New York, climbs.
Brig - Plantagenet. (Of) Morn. 11 dive from Matan
sas. with minor and molasses to John , Mason & Co.
Brig Rohm. Allen. es days 1-om Palermo. with fruit to
Benner. & fr om h ult. tat 38 45.10ns Li ve mi l;
ship
El It Mallory. New Orleame for Livei pool; Al inst,
lat 6720. long 6890, sooke brig Cygnet. from St John. N
B. for Barbeutoes; 9th met. let e 9. long 70 V, struok
by lightning, whioh tarried opal foremast head and all
attached. The Bolus hos been 11) daps west of long
with
fruit Gustavo, Fralumi.M days front Palermo, with
fruit to Demo Jeanes & Co.
Rohr Hudson, 0rr,16 days from Portland, Me, with
200 tons plaster to BA !louder & Co.
Bohr William B Dole, Woods, 4 dare from Denton.
MIL with lumber to J W Bacon.
Bohr Ocean Bird Quillan, 9 days from Laurel, Del,
With lumber to J W Bacon.
Bohr El Dorado. Witham', 4 dare from Laurel, Del,
with lumber to J W Bkoon.
w i i 3 t P h hEl4n t r o y j w4lt, Johnson,2 days from Milton, Del,
Sohr Bliss Matthewl Bradley, 4 days 'rom Vienna,
Md. with lumber to J W Bacon.
Steamer P Heartt. Biddell 1 day from New York, with
Wm £
: &o. to Wm M Baird Co.
(Oorreopondenice oftheihiledeAuhisEgotionge.)
LEWES. Del. April
Brig D B Mansfield, for RIVTIEM, went to ilea this
morning. The vessels reported at the harbor in my last
all went to can yesterday, with the wind strong from N
W. There are now at this harbor throw schooners'. The
motorists saved from schooner Jane were sold at pub
lic sale yesterday for
_S27O. Quite a fleet passed to sea
yesterday. Wind SW, nod weathes_ulsastint,
Yaws, W. M. RICKMAN,
ET TELII9t
(Correrpondenee of the Philadel_phia Exchange.)
CAPE ISLAND. ri April lit-12
The bark P Alexander, from Matanzas, and brigs
Austere, from Palermo, Mary. from Bt Jago . and Bran
dywine, from Peniambnoo. passed in last evening. The
barks Alnah, for Trinidad de Cuba. David Lapsfey, for
Cienfuegos. and Br brie Aehbr, for Matanzas . w ent to
tie thisITIOMIIIR. Wind SW.
Amillg, 2 P M—A ship is off this Pilo' coins in. Se
veral mugs and *ohm are in the bay. going 011 t. Wind .
THUS. . ILUGHEB.
TO MASTERS OFVEASELEI.
MAYAGUES, P. R., March 18, /862.—We beg leave to
call your attention to a meal order. which has lately
been brought into force bi the oustom-house authorities
of this island, viz:
"All foreign vessels naming to this Island are required
to have inserted in the manifests! their measurement in
Apar:nib tons.
For non-fulfilment of the above order. a fine of 825 is
imposed, which so far has been paid under protest.
Your obedient servants. •
Gauzes, ficazorqsz & Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Rensington, Baker, for Philadelphia, old at
Boston Uth
Shue_Nonparetl, Green. for San 'Francisco, °leered et
Non , York Hth inst.
Ship Maokinew, Hammer, for Liverpool, old at
Charleston On inst. •
Ship Sam!. Looks, Sweetest, for Havre, old at Charles
ton lath Inst.
Bark Storm Bird, Gerard, from Weenie°, was below
Boston 14th inst.
Bark Louise. Jarman, was waiting at Sanaa, 3d inst.
Bark Warren Fisher, Cowell,. for Boston, cleared 111
New Orleans 10th net.
Bohr V Shen4,lBcarp, for Bath, Ids., old at George
town, B. o.llth inst.
Sohn .1. W. Pharo, Cavalier. and Mary Wise, Brews
ter, for Mahon s, Lloi.,rarrived at Noston 14th hist.
ifohf H. R. Coggshall, Tilton, for Savannah, old at
Boston 14th hut. •
•
Bohr Telexraph, Pliokernon,-for Philadelphia. old at
Boston lath Inst.
Behr T p Lensed, Prambes, for Wilmington, 11 0,
cleared at New York 11th inst.
Bohm Geo A Tittle, Adams, and C A Heokshe r, Stubbs,
were discharging at itasna 3d inst.
Bohr F C Smith, Smith, hence , at Newport 13th inst.
Bohr J P Cake, Endicott, cleared at New Orleans 10th
inet for MinatiUtin.
slap Francisco, Marsh 33.—Arr. bark Rival, Rouse,
Baltimore • 27th.etearriship Golden Age, Watkins,
Panama; 29th. U 8 steamer Powhatsn. Japan ; 30th,
bark Roiter. do; Met, atop Sierra Nevada, Foster, &a
top, ga days. Also err 30th, steamship Cham_pion,
Inetaber Panama. Bid ships Hindostan, Paget
Sound er,
and' Valparaigo • 20th, °rode. Bong-Kong ; 30th,
Eagle Wing, New York.
Balled April 3, ships Expounder, for Callao 1 sd.
Ganges, and Atlas, for Matanzas; Coosa Telegraph and
Harvey Hastings, for Callao.
JiSto Aslloll.ll.—Capt Hamilton, of sohr Ma ry . J
at New York from ki&KUS, let met, states that a brig
from Philadelphia. supposed to be the Orlando, was
ashore in the .East Passage.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
For additional arrivals sea Fourth Page.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Nthth and Chestnut sta.
W Book, ir,Varrisburg A F Jones, P ft. ft
J F sivans, N Y o A Brooks, N Y
W R Comstock. N Y I P Lynde. Wieconnin
J A Middleton, It Y A N Load. Boston
0 B Pitilson, Bridgewater N R Spaulding. Boston
J D Bernd, N Y N 0 Plat tr. wf.N Y
Mile Platt, N Y J E Cowin. Boston
W B Shattuck. N Y Thos Charlton Boston
N Moore, N Y E Stitisture. 1 4 Y
F Wood Ruff, lowa Jacob Rowe. N Y
0 B Water Cure, N C B B Kennedy, Ky
H W Vail. Baltimore P H Deal, Polls
G A Winslow k /a, Boston H Finn
J Krause, Ky .1 F Thompson. Ay
O. Dm &Is, N Y A II Stevens. N lir
GIRARD HOUSE.—Ninth and Chestnut
: Patterson k son, Pa Mr Wilkinson. N 3
Mr Haekell, NI J J H Deal t Cal
0 L Dudley, Cal John Davis Cal
Geo F Wilson, Pray, H I I K Barthoknew, N Y
I) Showsnan. Mich H Ashley, Y
BP Russell. N Y Geo 0 Genet. Pi Y
J A Page, N Y I, I' Scrim, 11l
A Wright, Hartford H B Beeoh, Hartford
J Seligman, Santa Fee .1 Jefferson, N Y
N Hunter, Beading, S C livers, Rending
B Newkirk. N 3 • V' Cohen & la, N Y
K Wise , N Y W 0 Hoot, Germantown
Jacob Jones. Cin, 0 M Medlock. Columbus,N C
J P Idouthern,Columbus, II C D M Craig. Ry
Wm L Bolger &lA,Chiongo Mine Relger, Chicago
Stu Henderson, Chicago It Caldwell, Jr, & Is, Ala
H Caldwell, Ala Jas 0 Robertso, Ala
J N Hicks, fin Dr A Jouhert, 14 0
W X Stevens. Austin, Texas
JONES! HOTEL—Chestnut street, below Seventh.
Jl , Unkind. New Jolley A R Thome, New Jersey
A Davidson, Arkansas li A Johnson, Arkansan
T Uewes. Pa M B Batting. N Y
A_Clark, New York 0 if Fonda N Y
Wm Mien. New York C Colgate, k Y
Knightley,Cinolnnati C Bugg, Kentuekg
W.l Bugg & Is. Kentuoky J T liloott, Baltimore
John Dupree Boston Johnson, Bangor. Me
CL - Northrup. New York J B smith
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GOLD BORDBRBD WINDOW SHAD/IBM to
each. W. H. CARRILL & BROTHER,
spl4-3t 719 CHESTNUT Strut.
To TIM LLCM.
°ARMADA' NEW ATONES. under the CONTI
NENTAL HOTEL, a» daily crowded with eager and
cdnairing purchasers.
°ARMADA' Eugenia Riding Hat.
04KFORP8' Vzotoria Riding Hat.
OAKFOADIP Fine Braid French ,Tookey Cape, for
Children.
OAKFORDS' Mixed Braid Frond' Cadet Cape, for
Children.
OARPORDIV Mixed Braid Cols34ok Cape,for Children.
OARFORDB' Highland Cape, for Infants.
OAIIPORDS' Richmond Promenade Hat, for Misses
OAKFORDEP Straw Hats, for Misses, newest Miles
elegantly trimmed.
OARFORDS hare for Ladies the neatest and beet
hoes.
oaxpoßns hare the prettiest Shoes for Children.
OARPORDEt have elegant Parasols and Pun Um
brallaa.
OAKFORDI3 soli all their Goods at extremely low
prides. aplX2t.
WINDOW SHIMS and FIXTURES, $1 each
with Fixture*. W. H. CARRYI. & BRO.,
sat It 719 CHEOTNIIT Bt.
LACE CURTAINS PROM AUCTION, $l.
Laos Curtains, from Auotion,
Laos Curtains, from Auotion. 01.73.
L6oe. Curtains, from Auction, 'zoo.
Lace Curtains, from Auction, $2.60.
Laos Curtains, from Auotzon, 8360
Very desirable ' and of the fi nest Laos.
Thaws in want of Curtains will do well to Inspect the
lot Just opened, at W. Henry Patten's, 630 Chestnut
strut. ayl4-2t*
GMT BORDERED WINDOW SHADES, 75 Ctn.
_ Gilt Bordered Window Shades, 01.00.
Gilt Bordered Window Shades, SM.
Gilt Bordered Window Shades, $1.60. .
Gilt Bordered Window Shades, win,
Gilt Bordered Window Shades, $l.OO.
With durable Annum., at W. HENRY PATTEN'S,
610 ORMITSUit Street. The Undo applied. spli-tt.
erHA illorkilkir t ORM bo, nao.
WINDO W SHADES FO PARLOa : WINDOWS•
Window illhods*.for Bitting-Room Witdown.
Window Shades for Library Windows_
Window Shales for Bath-PC*IA window., ;
Window Shades for Rail Windows.
Window Shadier for Kitchen Window.. '
Window Shades for Store Windows.
Window Shades for Steamboat Windows. .
Window Bhutto of every de.oription.painred and
errer.d lb order, at our own manofsatory. '
W. HENRY PATTEN,
apti-St* ' 0 30 CHESTNUT rif root.
GOTHS° SELpEn,
Plain Shades.
Landscape Shade',
Mezzotint Shades,
Velvet Shade',
, Gold Bordered Shades,
Metal Shades, '
Green Oil Shades,
Corinthian Shade..
/Obey Abode..
Window Shades. and Fixtures, of every delorietlon,
at wholesale. W. ABNEY. PATTEN.
apl4-2t* 630 OH TNUT Htreet.
•
Swine Inonnrss. A persons who
have bought Sewing Machines which will not perform
the work expected, are infotraod that SINGER'S Ma
chines never fail to do any kind of work. No one 'lover
disappointed in the Machines of
I. M. SINGER & CO.. No. 810 CHZBTNUT!t.
apt•3tn
SALAMANDISR FIER.PROOP SAYES.—A Very
large aosortment of SALAMANDERS for sale 'at rea
sonable prices, N 0.1104 CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia,
au23-tf EVANS & WATSON.,
HARRIS' BOUDOIR &WING
MAOIIINII•
IMPROVED DOUBLE-THREAD.
FIRST FERMIUM AT EVHIST leAtz.
PhiladelphlaDee, no ARCH at. Agents wanted.
IMPORTANT TO TAI LORE AND OTIISIIIIi—
The Grover & Baker Sawing-Machine company have
Just introduced a new and superior Bhuttla.hisoldne,
large sine, high treed, with latest improvements.
Price WO. For Oslo at No. 710 CHESTNUT STREET,
Philadelphia. Seitt-tf
O, PRICE RING OP TIM LATEST
STTLII. made in the boot manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALES. LOWEST selling prices marked is
Plain Figures. AU goods made to order WI . masted matte.
[eatery. Our ONE-PRIOR system is 'Wetly adhere
to, as we believe this to be the only fair way of dealing.
All are thereby treated alike. JONES k, CO.,
see-tf 004 MARKET Street.,
SBA 13 SAVING Fuze—NOSTEWNST
CORNER BECONDod WALNDT STREAT6.—Deposits re
ceived In null mil large amounts, from all classes of
the oommunity, and Coif interest at the rate of FIVE
YER CENT. per 111111111 M.
OSZoe open daily, from 9 until a o'olook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until nine in the evening.Weal
dent. FRANKLIN FELL: Treasurer and SeMetnrY,
CRAB. M. MORRIS.
SAVING Fim—NATIONALFitTY TROP/1
Corgrenv.--Chattered by the State of .Penney[vents.
RULES.
1. Moneyte reeeived every dm, end in eny amount
large or small.
S. FIVE PER CENT. intern:rat is paid for moms from
the day It is put in.
S. The money is slime paid back in SOLD whenever
It is called lot, sod without notice.
4. Money ',receive(' from .fixemerors, Administrators.
Guardians, end ether Trustees, In large or small gams,
to remain,(' long or short Period.
5. The money received from Depositors is Invested In
Reel Estate, Mortgages. Ground Rents, and other dra
chms securities.
s. omoe open every day—WALNUT Street. sathirest
corner Third street. Philadelphia. late
PIERSON—MOREY.—ApriI 14th by Rev, butte
Oray. Mr. Wm. . Pieraon to Mom Afar/ A. M. Morey.
both of Fox Chase, Twenty. third ward. *
BARRAS.—On the 14th inst., Joseph J. Harms', in the
Efth year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited
to attend his funeral, from the residenoe of his
brother-in-law, Wm. Everham, Melon, above Thir
teenth street, on Tuesday. the Ifth inst. at 3 o'clook. • •
M.—On the 14th inst. Hannah Renee. w.f.
or John McCloud.
Funeral from the residence of her non-in-law. L.
Ladomne, No. 824 North Eighth street, above omen,
on Titeeday morning at 10 o clock, to proceed to South.
Lael It - - • dr
ROYAL.—On the morning of the lath inst., after a se-
Vera illness, Jacob S. Royal in the Old year of his age.
The, relatives end friends of the family respell
/Lilly invited to attend the funeral, from his!ate resi
dence, Main. below Wistsr street, Germantown, on
Wednesday, the lath inst., at 2 o'clock. E. M , wincrft
further notice.
McCORMIOK.--On the 14th inst., Tboina. McCor
mick, in the 40th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 336 North ,Eletit
street on Tuesday afternoon. ab3reolook.
WATKIN.—On Saturday morning 14th inst., Mrs.
Flftmbeth in. wife of Alexander L. Watkin, in the
38th year of herage.
Funeral from her husband'. residence, 1 1 0. 843 firth
Tenth street. on Tuesdays fternoon, at o (dock.
JUSTICE.—At Trenton, N. 3., on the 13th inst., Jos.
Jostles, Jr.. in the 48th year of Ins age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 138 Fella State
street, Trenton. to-morrow afternoon. the 16th met., at
3 o'clock. •
BLACK BAREGE ROBES, Two,, Miro
rind Nina Flonnopa.
Fk and White Pant Organdie,.
I-oslot Gniin
laok giros Gram SUE& •
laok Hernani and_A ll -Wool Hareem
Black Silk Net and Grenadine Shawls.
Black Canton Crape Shawls-
Slack Tanaartinea and Crape Ararat'. •
And Ortsardle Goode, of every dooription, just re
ceived by
SEBBON & BON, MOURNING TORE,
anti N 0.913 CHESTNUT Street
•
OFFICE OF THE SHAMOKIN VAL
LEY_ AND POTTEWILLS RAILROAD CO.,
1 3;f;ALNUT Philadelphia, ALM 15, 1960.
') he A.pnttal Meeting of the btockhol ere of the film
Tnekin Valley and Pottsville Railroad tn_puty will be
held al ,
w
the Oftice of the Company, on the 7th of MAY,
at 11 o cloakhen a l'reetdent and Manageor will
be elected to nerve for the normalcy.
appf-tm7 B. GRIFFITHS WELLS, Smeary.
CHRISTIAN ANTI-SLAVERY SO.
CTETY."—A Meeting for Prayer and Conference
i wit :e held on THIS (Monday) EV_ENING, in the
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, NEVEN
EENTTI Street. below RACE. (Rev.S. 0. Wglis'e.)
The Christian friends of the cause reaveatfnUl invited.
OFFICE OF THE OIRARD F. &
INS. CO , Philada., April 9th. 1860.--At a sawing
o the Director. held this day. a semi-annual dividend
of four dollars per !hare was declared, payable on and
after the first day of Mar, Prot'.
ALFRED 8. GILLETT,
aphlr-inerfim Treasurer.
OFFICE OF TILE PHILADELPIILA
AND EN4I.DINO RAILROAD COMPANY.
Mancn,
The holders of the bonds of this Company. due July I.
Mo, can now receive, noon apptioation thin office. 10
per eant. in oash, upon the terms specified in the anon.
lar_attachd. • •
The holders are ales entitled to the benefit of a Pink
ing Fund of $140,000 per annum, as established by the
atookholders at their annual meeting, held January 9,
Mu, and in pursuance of the contract, entered into by
he oompantand inly recorded, to carry the same into
ffeat. B. BIIADFORP, Treasurer.
CIRCULAR
_ . . .
. .
Notice to the Holders qf Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company Mortgage Bonds, due July 1,1660.
These boucle areaeoured by the first mortgages on the
road, amounting in the aggregate to 83,366,400. The
net revenue for the last bleat year was six times the
amotmtel the annual interest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them for a period of
twenty years, the. holders retaining the bonds and the
seciunty of the mortar in the precise condition in
whiph they are nowt het Fresh sheets of coupons for
the nterest L psyable ha yearly, will be toned.
A bonus 0110 per sent. will be given to the holders. In
consideration of their assent s ng. to the extension. This
bonus will be geld in clash to the bearers of the bonds,
on their signing a receipt and presenting their respec
tive bonds at the offios of the Company, or to its agents,
for endorsement.
Forms of reeelpt and endorsement will be furnished
o
lostion. m_
,der of the Georetary.
rPOST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, PA
APatt. /081, IND.—Notice hereby given.
a under the promions of an not of Congress. ap
proved April gd, IRO, in relation to Drop Letters in
tended for city delivery, one cent and no more Anil be
charred for the receipt and delivery of each - lettere by
the Carrier, attached to this trace. To beprevald by
POSTAGE EITANIPS. N. B. BROWNE,
a5.11.4t. Poetmaater.
LECTURES ON BOTANT.—A COURSE
of Sixteen Lectures on Botany will be delivered
cicriites and Gentlemen, in the Smentifie and Classi
cal Instants. CHESTNUT Street. nortlirreet corner of
Twelfth, at 5 o'clock P. M., on THURSDAYS and SA
TIIIIDAYS, beginning April X, and cloning June S. and
again beg inntng September 18, and olosing October 5.
All the lectures will bepractically illustrated with living
plants, and at lesat eight of them will be delivered in
the woods and grevee in the environs of the city. B)
deferring four of the Looters. to Autumn, the oleo
will have the
_great advantage of studying. with an in
struoter. all the flowers of an entire season. Entrance
on Twelfth street. Introductory Lecture free.
apl-17t J. ENNIS. Principal.
MSCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA
RAILROAD COMPANY.-1 he ANNUAL
ING and FLAT:non of the Stookholders of
'the Solinylldil and Susquehanna Railroad Conipany,as
required by their charter, i
will be held at the" OtRA R D
1110104," in the city of Phi ladelphia . Pennsylvania, on
MONDAY, Mat 7th, at Hoolook M, for the purse of
cheeping a President and Six Managers to serve for the
ensuing year; and also for the consideratton Mauch other
busmen as may properly be brought before said meet
ing. PRANK S. BOND,
ap7-3m* Secretary.
pEOPLE'S.
CITY TIOkET.
MAYOR,
ALEXANDER HENRY.
CITY SOLICITOR,
CHARLES E. LEX.
CITY CONTROLLER,
GEORGE W. HUFFTY.
RECEIVER OF TAXES,
WILLIAM P. lIAMM.
CITY COMMISSIONER,
JOHN A. HOUSEMAN.
ELECTION TO TAKE PLACE
TUESDAY. MAY IST.
AFTER ALL TEAT HAS BEEN SAID
in regard to Life-Blse Photograph* in Otl, Plain
Photographs Ambrotypes, &a, the best place to get
them le at REIMER'S, BEOOND, above Green, It'
FARMERS.—A quantity of the beat
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are numerous and valuable, and elevate the work to the
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ate more My expanded. Among these are many tonics
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bricks, and in the ample history bf gas lighting. Goole-
KY. voltaic eleetrleity, magnetism, and other depart
ments of pure or MIMI potence, are treated with rea
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written in a pure an d . chaste style. and exhibits the
candor and fairness litch should ever adorn record
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TO
WESTERN SHIPPERS.
While there is uncertainty as to the damage to West
ern Railroads, clappers should direct their freights to
go by River from Pittsburg. Boats are plenty at that
point, and rater low, For through rates by River, from
Pittsburg, call at Pennsylvania Railroad Me,
413 CHESTNUT STREET,
Or at Freight Office,
THIRTEENTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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ap/4-2t PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
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u CONTINENTAL OLOTIIING SOUSE,"
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IN
EIGHT DAYS,
BY THE
CENTRAL OVERLAND CALIFORNIA
AND
PIKE'S PEAK EXPRESS' COMPANY
_The courier of the Pony Express will leave ST. JO
SEPH, Missoun, every FRIDAY. carrying' despatches
only, (which must be In Government -stamped cove
lopesjand will run regularly weekly thereafter.
Telegraphic; messages from all parts of the United
States and Canadae, in connection with the point of de
parture, will be received up • o 8 o'olooll. A. M. on the
day of the departure of the Express, and transmitted
over the Plsoorvi ile and Bt. Joseph telegraphle wire to
San Futtlplloo and intermediate points by the oonneet
mg express in BIGHT DAYS. The letters will be de
livered in San Francisco in TEN DAYS front the de
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co by making application at any telegraph aloe in the
Union.
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481 TENTH Street. 'Washington, 1). 0. on every
MONDAY, and will be forwarded to the Express of
that week at St. Joseph,
Full particulars can be obtained on application to the
agents of the company.
W. H. RUSSELL. President.
Leavenworth City, Ranges, March, 1850.
Oros New York—J. U. SIMPSON, Vico President.
Sahl2EL & ALLEN, Awent, St. Louis.
,1
H., PAULDINO, Agent, Chicago.
UNIT RAISIN, Agent, bt. Joseph. Mo.
JOS. A. MONIIEIhItR, Agent, No. 481 Tenth st.,
Washington, D. C. apl4tf
NEW ENGRAVINGIS.—JAMES S.
. 1 1 FARLE k SON are just in receipt of NEW Bri
en AVINoS-as below. , Alwaye on stook a large as
sortment of Prints for Grecian and Antique.l'aintinge,
Catalogues on application.
Saved-by
Li feowloundland Deg...by Landseer, 815 00
There's n the Old Dog Yet...by “ 13 00
Benvenute Collin' at Foun
tainbleau ...... .., • .........by Ender, 16 02
Latimer preaching aiSt. i3oorge's
Cross..• ....._.•' . r ...- Sir G. Naylor, 16 00
'The Restoration of the fteeolute..ty 6 im peon, 15 00
Home-The Soldier'e Return..... Paton, - 12 00
The May Dance.,.— Muller. • 12 00
The Wanderer's Return..- O'Neil, 10 00
The Crown of Glory ......... ...- Le Jenne. 10 00
The Mother.,..._._ . —. Verbookhoven, 10 00
Morning' on the Highlands.. .... -Rosa Sonheur, 10 00
Broken V0w... . Calderon 10 00
The 4.pproaohto Venice Turner. 7 50
Contrition .• Brooks, 500
The Fisherman's Homo ...... ....Brooke. 5 00
The Breakfast - ....... - Stockman 6 00
God Save the Queen.... . ..._Ward. 6 00
The Lonely Rearth..............-ItankleY. 600
The Shepherdess. .. • ..........Ered. Taylor 6 00
The Veiooine bhe1ter•••...........11,Tiettg 6 Co
Shakspeare in his Cindy ...........Feed, 600
Milton in his Study- -.. ......... Faed, • 600
The Aryslifte Lassie. ,Feed, .5 00
The Welcome-In before the
Beatrice Shower. ..... Food,
6 00
Carlow in Prit03............136 rang er, 600
The Danoing ----
Lesson ~.Halibut h. 600
3he Duel a ft er the 8a11.............Ger0me, 183
Portrait of lima 13onheur,.--..Dubofe,
Evangeline, (smalld ......... ... -Fried, 200
Pesos,- - ......... ......, ...........De Drina, 160
The Berlin Races, cot Of six.. ..... Raiser, each 1 60
The Horse Fair. (small,— .Koss Honheur 120
The Meets., small) Winterhalter, 120
The Speaking Likeness, Oman -Schlesinger, 120
The Coulter Death -. Remb'dt Peale, 100
The
Recto
'e
Ward _. Barry 1 le
The Motherless. Barry 1 05
'1 he Morning Glories ... - ... ...• .T,Bush'n Read, 1 00
Photographs-The Foals Day...-. 6 01
Napoleon and Engem, e........... ...each 1 60
Laßelle Jardiniere. after Raphae1.................. 200
Theltyn.2tHettpConception.................. 3 9 , 4
'we
s so
Any of the above, or any other Engravings. sent in
safety by Mall pro paid.
EAELEit' ()AMAMI EB.
nOl-fit if 818 011.03Tliin litreet.
JOSEPH LEA,
NOB. US AND MI CXESTNUT STREET,
Invitee the attention of the Trade to his Stook of
COTTON, WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS.
MADDER PRINTS. •
New light and dark spring Wee, a great variety from
MESSRS. SAAPL SLATER & acme.
SUTTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
MONTEDELLO COMPANY. Aieo,
THE ATLANTIC CO.'S MOURNING,
Including many new standard Patterns. •
NEAT MAACK & WRITES, PURPLES, LAV.'S, &o
SAXONY & SUBPDERD PLAIDS, & SIDEBANDX
aLAvic AND ertAYB, AND OIIOICE DUSTES
TYLES,
WOOLLENS.
FANCY CASSIMERES and DOESKINS,
FROM ROOK COM., GLENDALE 00M., NEW
ENGLAND COM.,ORAWFORD MILLS, BROOK
DALE AND OXFORD MILLS.
EBERHARDT & SONS'
SUPERIOR SLACK DO SARIN AND BILK MIX
TURE'S.
Batinet r ikPlain and Printed, of an colon and quali
fies; A OSI Jesns, Twills, Cords, Caehmarone,
neriry'e soda, oomyrieing one of the hoot Woke re
the country.
AMERICAN LINEN' COM. •
CRASH, HOOKS, SHEETINGS, &o.
fen-Sur
PERFUMERY. -H. P. &W. 0. TAY
LOR, Imparters and Manufacturers of PERFU
MERY and TOILET SOAPS in every ß varkly, G Alm!
the celebrated SOPONACEOUS SA vlrt
POUND, which, for more than twenty ylit a ris iTo
hill i tier .
favorably know the whole country . .e.;
EST PRI.MIU n MS have been awarded inUnited
States, and the World Fair Priselded .
Lott,
apl6-10t* 641 North Ninth Street.
JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS
ed r ship Horatio, tco,, oonsistinS of
nimoo ll i e n c t i k v . Brun e de, and Pineapple Presets, Hearts
lie - .1 - faintnese Wo 6 rk-boxes, Waiters, tco, Achy in!
laid a ourious Dossed Bet of.ladedtOne.siohly carved,
with a Yar.ety or curiosities._ /1.14.2 el tipeites,eouted
tjos. of Bhanshas. at No. WEST ittgAelt
i P IUREIVEC. Street,) drat time above Atutra
Utast apll•lQt
RittAiL DINV GOODS.
REDUCTION:
00,000 FAROS OP •
NEW SPRING SILKS.,.
SELLING AT A
GREAT REDUCTION
FROM COST OF
IMPORTATION.
THOS. W. EVANS & Co.,
aplo-3t Now. 51.9 and 800 CHESTNUT Street,
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
NEW GOODS.
AU the new dike now open, and oonetentty reopli;ing
every novelty.
PLAITED CORDS. ALL OOLORS.
ORNEE KNITTING BALLS.
EMBROIDERED CUSHIONS.
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS.
BEST QUALITY SHETLAND WOOL.
GILT BRAIDS, TASSELS, AND CORDS.
RA PS ON'S•
TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE,
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY STREETS.
K 2m
1860 . OPENING. 1860.
THIS HORNING, AND DURING THE WEEK
SPRING MANTELETS
AND
NEGLIGE CLOAKS.
a
Ia Great Variety. It the
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM.
J. W. PROCTOR.
rahma I No. 70S CHESTNUT Street.
WARBURTON'S.
1004 CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH,
SIM SOUTH SECOND STREET,
BELOW NPRIICH.
SILK%
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
CRAPES,
TARLATANS.
ILLUSIONS,
RUCHES,
AND
LACER.
We have hut opened our Spring Stook of the above
goodie, and feel confident that they cannot be surnamed,
either in atyle, quality, or price. tot em
OUR STOOK OF LACES IS UNUSUALLY LARGE.
1860. SPRING GOODS. 1860•
We have JOST OPENED a beautiful stook of
BONNET aND TRIMMING RIBBONS,
Of all desirable shades, in great variety of widths and
styles, which, with an unusually attractive assortment
of
FRENCH FLOWERS, STRAW BONNETS,
MILLINERY GOODS,
Have been aeleoted with epeoial regard to our IMAM
BALM.
STERN 8a COOK,
726 CHESTNUT STREET.
mhri fwlra
CLOTHS.
FINEST FRENCH.
OASSIMERES,
THE FINEST FANCY FRENCH.
VESTINGS,
THE FINEST FANCY FRENCH STYLES.
LADIES' OLOAKINGS,
BOYS' WEAR,
WWI great variety of the choicest styles of Foreign
and Amerloan Cloths, 'Wholesale and Retail, at
ESHLEMAN'S.
UNDER
JAYNE'S HALL,
CHESTNUT STREET, BELOW SEVENTH.
mhl9-inaif Im
W . P. CAMPBELL.
NO. 1124 CHESTNUT STREET.
SPRING CLOAKS
AND
MANTILLAS
NOW
OPENING DAILY.
Embracing all the NEWEST STYLES and Choicest
Materials, at the
LOWEST PRICES. aril St
JODEILADELPDIA SPRING GOODS.-
SU ARPLESS BROTHERS have received an ad
mirable Stook of new fabrics, Travellenee ; such as
Ormailles and Camilla&
Fanny Bilks from auction, below the cost of Importation.
Handlutrobiett. Hosiery, Cravats, Embroideries.
Plaid colored, Blank glom Silks, and neat Cheeks.
Gray Porolinea in every variety ; Chins and Plaid
Organdies Grenadines. Lawng,and Gli.ntzes.
Mll4lllll. Amulets, quilts. ano•wornlehing Goods.
Irish Shirting Linens of the best bleach.
Shawls, Cloaks, Laos and Silk Mantles.
Goode for Fnenda' wear, Shoe Goods, Bolting Clothe.
acid
(1001E1t. & CONARD
N..." Invite attention to the largest stook they have ever
offered, oomprieme, in part,
LADIES' 01,0 TH CLOAKS
of Plain, Striped, and Mixed Clothe, all of the new
est patterns and material, gin np in the moot
EL EOANT AND ARTISTIC MANNER,
and to eoll at very reasonable rates.
SILK MANTLES
are in proportio_n,and will be reads in a few days.
LACH POINTS AND MANTLES.
Also.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR,
Embracing thefollowing, Yit.
A hrst•rate S 3 Black Cloth.
Black Clothe of superior quality for OM.
Finer trades of flack and Mixtures.
FINE Bi ,ACIC DOESWIItIB.
Fitly Cavemen,' for yung gents.
w rlVlß' re Ctiffilket CLOTHS.
First rate, at fill.ge; be no tter o talkie. et. aim c; sad
S. E. INN H and
ant ER ONAR
MA A E
Sts
FrIIORNLEY & CHISM,
.s.
SILE s
D. peoiel attention to their Stook of—
SHAWLS.
DRESS GOODS.
CLOTH D k USTERS t ,
rooTLS.
BARGE AUGLAP „DUSTERS AND DRESSES.
abooLto the Riohost Stook Philadelphle, or—
itenoh Lute Bouillon'.
Frenoh Lace Piooolonunies.
Frenoh Lace Eugenie".
Frenoh Laos Shawls.
Frenoh Laos Pointe'.
French Lao. Mantles.
Frank Laos Talmo.
Cambria LRCM. Chantilis FOR
0., &o.
BOUGHT FOR CAW_
We nvite attention to our Staple Goode, pia
Beet i'amily and Frontons Linens.
fleet Shirtinic, Pheartip,
nannedde Pillow Mullins.
%t r ill Wa rn ' War, torcp e ,. " & g o..
Best Kid Gloves, Silk Glove, . Bowery, Linea, Hand
herobiefitit t o., etc.
rrvt u heast oorsou EIGH ii
itd EIRRINQ cuatrats
ii
THE "HA Amor BUILDINGS. •
SILARPLESS BROTHERS
Are °traria a. at Retail and Vrb ciente,
THEIR WITINK STOCX OF
STELLA SHAWLS,
At a Reduction of 30 per cent.
apl3 CHESTNUT AND EIGHTH STREETS.
SPRING CLOAKS AND MANTLkS!--
S. V. R. NUNTEA has now open at hie new store
No. 40 South SECOND Street, a handeome assortment
of Silk and Lane Mantillas. with a general dock - o
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; &Moue which inn be
found a variety of cheap Foulard and other Silks, to
which he invites the attention of his old customers and
frtonde.
N B.—Summer Silks an low as 37X cents; also, Ta
ma;tmes and nine-flounced Baratta Robes.
.03,6 t. No. 40 South SECOND Street.
DRY GOODS, ADAPTED TO PUHA
DELPHI& PLAIN TRADE.---EYBE k LAN
DELL, FOURTH and ARCH Streets. have this season.
GAY ual. STY
stook of Goode fIN ADDITION TO THEIR
STYLE ' ) of the first quality, and neater deserie
none, ndacted to
PHILADELPHIA PLAIN TASTE.
Very neat Foulards.
Neat Bareses and Lawns.
Quiet Mold Dress Silks.
Subdsed Colored Silks.
ion -committal Lawn!.
estralned Style Calicoes.
ode Colored Silk Shawls.
Piaui and Neat Carurreres.
Plain butte, Gloves, e,,
&a,
PISIOPULATI TRADE. CITY R
BALEB.—EYRE & LANDELLt FOURTH and
ARM Streets. have this 'mason made it a point to have
adop Good oods of the first quality, and of the monde
aided aste.
ADAPTED TO CITY SALES,
Riohest Spring mu.
Magnificent Flounced Robes.
Little Plouness, and many of them,
ratiaditien. richer than ordinarr.
Lg e enig i pi4:l:tr a eg r e i :. %ELF:V i vi%
Bleaknew eterf Men Se.
Lace Pointe urnowl, hp,
Warrrir.:' I
WAN I VEDLA small lot •.of 0 VPRIESS
LUMBER. Aotae Bossiel Poet °Moe. iipl64o
WANTED. -- A Gentleman, who hail had
a thorowsh business education, end possessed ot
us w
s sash capital stela 000. wishes an osgortamty to mitts."
ens safe business. Address, stating busuless.;*W.
,"
L D. Press onto.
WVANTED-,A. YOUNG MAN TOMULE
• •
char a fat' a set of broke and mkt Weasel(ge
nerally useful. Use who ham bad, soma 'aperients in the
Witoluale Grocery or Provision business praferrad.
Falary Irani • POO to BOON .6 ddres, with reference,
" Box 14,5." Plailadqbakka Poet Vida", dald,at•
WANTED—A SITUATION, by *young
man of good basins/a
• qualifientzoris 7,3I,I4ALEIS
MAN in • utoroantile house , or to travot.' Wo
rmsquaiißsattons,
given. K. M. A.," at o sie of The
Press, 141340
WANTFD—By the Ist of MA, 4n en
gagement in a Wholesale Dry 0 Renee by
an efficient Salesman, Who can influence a if amount
cynear cash and four months trade. Adds's= Wee
num,. at this °Moe. ann. 6t•
WANTED—A man, who can &0.-the
veil beet (Inference; to sot an a Porter to a
lit e". Dee who ruidendanda the Frovisnon baaineia pre
ferred. addreai ...fovea," at this Ole..
JAIiTED —l,OOO Ladies • to, send for
Ds RUSE'S great book. Ever Yonar aAd
woman contemalating wodloek anoint& thm
book. Enclose alf sense to sum 1. Philiadelnkus
left Im*
FOR SALE AIM TO LET.
T -
O RENT—The Coal Yard, with office
Scales and &able, situated'on the Reading Radrolid_,
opposite Manayunt. Apply at No. 148 North Te.NTII
Street. apl6 St*
el GERAIANTOWN.--FOR SALE OR
92N.T0 RENT—STONE COTTAGE, eight room; Gee,
Water, Bare, &able, and one sore or Ground, hand
trilKorgraroevde.ider. t ty o n n i ge . Plate i , MAIN Street,
A. ° OII,NDNLSON,
ap76 31. 19 BANK btreet,(neetarrat
as TO CAPITALISTS.—FOR SALE—
miens PdAehtneplitook, and 'Nature. of a large
Mannfeetory .of P HANGINGS, re p lete with
every conveniece or carrying on , exterunve
bun
nese. A desira ble i investment to persons of energy who
wart. tiretn'i For tvlti? j orr th out the
Intemuntfi BAR , morrreiontßY, it Co.
FOR RENT OR SALE—Two pretty
Cottages. Stables, Ito., four miles north of Second
and Vine streets. Ten rooms and half acre lota eaoh.
City property taken in part payment... Also" handsome
"Cottage lots of one to five wee. 11. F. O MITS, titi
Muth SIXTH street, ( second dory.) ap14.12t
BOARDING.
BOARDING WANTED in a small family,
for 4 Girl eleven years of age. Address" Ilome."
Press office. It.
PRIVATE BOARDING.—Very supetior
accommodations oan be had in one of the moat
delightful looations in the eity—neighborhood of nix
teenth and Walnut streets. An entire house, with
parlors and din , tis. room on first liner, ail communica
ting, with elegant . bed-rooms, will be let to a party of
seqtlemen, with breakfast and tea only, if desired, or
to familiar, in suits or separate. ikezosytionable re
foremen required. The nooses P hil a delphia . and con
veniences. have no sopenor in • rattles
preferring to furnish can do so. Fiesta addreas "H.
Press Offloe, ap34-1,11t•
'ROARDEM WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
the summer menthe at a obramint farm house in
°heeler county, within a short distance of the rental : el.
Referenam given ano required. ir at Sll SANK Street, chore .bIGHTII. aorS. el.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST.—The STONE upon which is en.
grayed the Diploma of the UNION PEUILOBO
- SOCIETY OP PICA ]NEON COLLEGE hee, by
itotne means, been lat. It is supposed to be in the ands
of some engraver or nuatufaotnrer of diplomas in this
otty. Upock, the diplomas appear the names of .1. J.
Barra/et. Md.. and a Morray. 80. Addlellt J. 11.
GRABILL, Carlisle. Pennsylvania. apl3-3t
PERSONAL.
FOR EUROPE.—Having been appointed
Agents for WM. WILLIAMS & CG.'e
laatio Express. we are now prepared to receive
- FREIGHT, PACKAGE'S, to..
For all , parts of Europe and Asia, atri i rcunpreee.
dented in thie 010'. OAKM/f & Co.,
ap2-3m No, IS South PI Street
GENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL BY
calling on DILLS & XENSIL, No. 229 N. NINTH
Street, above Cherry, and beim their old garme olio
mntlg to look octal to new, by cleansing, or dyeing and
repairing. apli-7t•
EDUCATIONAL.
A YOUNG LADY, having a good English
A
education, offers her serviees as Governess or
Taaoher in a private family, References given and
meowed. Add rem ELLZABETH, office of The Press.
splo
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
FRENCH DRESS GOODS.
JOSHUA L. BAILY
RIVITBS ATTENTION
A ISIMBILB ABI3ORMINT OF
FRENCH DRESS GOODS.
InaWm
PRINTED BAREOWS,
SATIN PLAID BARBORS,
HIGH . COLORP.D HARBORS,
BLACK AND MODE BAREGBH.
BLACK TAMERTINES.
NIGH COLORED TAMERTINES,
MODE TAMKRTINES.
BLACK AND MODE CRAPE; IFESPAGNE,
HIGH COLORED CRAPE D' MANG.
PRINTED CHALLFJ3,
ELEGANT FLORIDIENNES,
GRENADINE BA REGES.
MOUSSELINE DE MINER.
CHINTZ MOUSSELINES,
CRAPE MARRTZ.
PRINTED AND PLAIN DE LAINES, -
BLACK An MODE DE LAINES,
'LAW.NB AND O.ROANDIRS,
FOULARD arias,
BLACK GROS DE RHINE%
BLACK TAFFETAS,
From the great
AUCTION SALES.
TO OPEN THIB DAY.
NO. 213 MARKET ST.
apit.tf
TERRY' PRIOE, & CO.,
Obi MARKET STREBT,
/MPoRTICAS AND tonDERs OA
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, &e.,
Rave now on hand a large and wall-selanted stook,
which they are prepared to sell at the lowest market
trines.lnh 3 - 3 m
_ _
A . W. LITTLE & CO..
SILK GOODS.
No. 825 NARRET STRUT.
Wan
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
DIPORSZAS AIID WSOLSOALII DIMAS/ 1111
DRY GOODS.
LINENS, WHITE GOODS,
CLOTHS, OASSDKHRHS,
BLANKETS, STUFF GOODS, ao
lall-11rit No: CHESTNUT Street.,
SALES BY AUCTION.
BALTIMORE.
TRITSTEE'S SALE OF THE "GREEN
LAWN" FARM, IN IfARFORD COUNTY. MD.
By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of Balti
more city the undersigned. trustee. will offer at miblio
6 , 61.
. t on, the eternises, et g o'clock P. M., on TRUES
DA Y , th e 19th day of April. 1860.
THE HIGHLY 'VALUABLE FARM of the late Ed
ward Direnderfer, Wile Ileirford county *about dye
miles from Perryman 's station, on the Baltimore and
Philadelphia Railroad, and on the 'white road from
thence to Churchr ille, about four miles from Behar, end
one from Buford Furnace.
The farm contains about 255 ACRES OF RICH
LAND, in a very high state of cultivat i on; about 70
cores are heavily timbered. The improvement' are a
LARGE A N D COMMODIOUS TWO-STORY FRAME
DWELLING, containing ten or twelve 111011111 • large
SWITZ ER BARN. STABLES, and BARRiCKS ;
SMOKR.BOUSE, and a. number of other out- °use",
and are altosether of a superior kind. The farm is laid
off into CONVENIENT FIELDS.. everyone of which
la well supplied wth water. The fencing is very good. a
stoat portion of it being new board and post-and-rail
fencing.
The LOWn_ is ornamented with about 3 0 0 DWARF
FRUIT TREES, of choice varieties, in bearing condi
tion. The location is one of the most healthy in the
State. The land lies beautifully; and. to short, the
farm is one of the best improved, most produ_otive, and
most desirable estates in Harfotd county. The title is
Indisputable. Tho premises will be shown by the family
sting on them.
ems or sale are One-third cash on day of ails, the
balance in eal instalments in one ant two years
thereafter.; t he credit payment* to bear interest from
the day of a s e, and to be secured with the purchamer's
notes, endorsed to the trustee's satisfaction.
E. HEINER , . Trustee,
SAM L. IL COVER . Auctioneer,
84 BALTIMORE St., Baltimore.
MEDICINAL.
INDIGESTION—DYSPEPSIA.
EAST'S DIGESTIVE.
CA purely Vegetable preparation, reliable end ostisfae
terY. It strengthen' the stomach, gives ease to pains
IhrouTout the body, reinvigorating the whole system.
in a s ort time it inn sweeten an oTenovis bnisth, and
will e ffectually destroy worms by removing all Impure
matter that oreates them. sole Unintifftearer and,ro-
Prieto**, E. HART. 8011, also. by W. HOD GeOli. i•
corner of TENTH and ARCH, and other Druggietli
throughout the city end country. l%o
WEST INDIAN BITTERS.—These cele
• • inated Bitters are meeting with general favor
They most •ffbetually and permanent), care all disqr
diers arising out of a want of groper tone and healthful
action of the digestive organs. They are highly recom
mended by the Inanity of the prineisal miles of the
United States and Europe for the apeed.y.cuut e of Dy
"I"ns t i4Ter C°ml.l4lVirdosi-F93. De b
and
Ague. O. Principal Agent,
mhl9-iflin S. W. earner SIXTH. and sritu OE Streets.
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, BROADWAY
and EIGHTH Street, NEW YORK. one Moot above
theh. . Hotel. Thisnew and oommodiona Hotel is now
open for the reception of priests, outwit' be oonduoted
exclusively on the European plan. The tong west of a
booing" hotel, in this portion of the oily, has induped
the proprietor to establisk , prioes on the following
wale: Merle rOonla, SOieents per day; elegant.
suites, $l.BO. With a thorough Inaowledge of the busi
ness, and strjet attention to the Waists of every guest, I
hope to waive a liberal share ofipublio favor.
apl-3m .1. IL GOGDWIN. Proprietor.
IRISH LINENS. A fresh invoice of
sitlfaitin LlNENSdireet from the manufac
turers, RICHARDSON , BONS, at 0 WD.IO, of Belfeet,
ittit received.
These Goode are selected expniagy for our family
trade, and are guarantied free fp any ad nu zotturie of
Cotton. YBR 5 4_00.,
9 outh NINTSIStmt.
'IAMB AND StIOULDERS-4,000 Piece u
city Bmok:pr i ens ajd r Slgideattssives
Vara.AVV-Era.t.ff=roafinve goof- - • eat
IVAPBLAOK—Ground ' pure in Oil
n ~~~~fOIIL D~ f ~ I
VI • VALNIIT - Ma . k*tRiCATRE
• &PIO' 1ata•i:Z......«.-.Jail. 11.4, 6tSF.MI
Mama a11aa5aat..............—........--.-. Mr. .
ItsaaasiUsat—..........,.„at r , RIM .it
missrizßows FARRITZZL -TO - 4MATI:
THIS atONDAY,I4N. APIA la. Mk
0m.40„ Mr Wslitsk; estjTagett,Mr,lias.
innt ~_• Hama. Mr. a airli ft
ir is you a ;
ftas
tro, Hr. Dubow,' Labia. .
THR rag RO OIL ,
14Yalond, Mr., Raaccab ; Toby eadalp / 1 14. - Mallit ;
Ads,_ligiss Pm*. ' ,
iterTnoes as used
Dona span at T o'clock ; Carats - trill Ail at bait
MIA T. - . .
WHEATLEY 4. CLARK:WS -ARCH
OTANI THEATRE—MS EVEMING sad
EVERY EVEN NG,
TIM soltd C s OIPP A tOCVOUNGI
TER ROMANCs or A rO4 TRUING .
THE ROYSAISOR OP A zi.,_, E,
THK.0144.1013 OF A root . fOifil t (•
HE 2 11.841,1% 5 A M EV° YgtgEti
HE ROMA CH
OF
A s-'43 yOUNO 1.0,
HE ROMANCE Or A POO 'YOUNG I
Seats seamed inx days in ad•eew.
AT lON AL THEATES—WALNUT
STREKT. AND
EIGHTH.
BRILLIANT AND ENTHITSIANTIC RECEPTION
of the Queen Star of the South, and Pluladstliltra fa
vorite'ROSlNA HOWARD AB CAPITOLA,
ROSINA HOWARD AS cAlTroLa,
And the coccher Comedian a_mtpramatur author, Mr,
H. WATKINS as GEMMED wool/Moak! aimook
H. WATKINS as LUN WOOL l i amovel
- GREATEST HI EVE R figADR I CITY,
GREATEST HIT KV R ag4DPLINJ W A TT ia
THE HIDDEN HAND, sr THS r
THE IHODENX DRAMA THE at-VC
ORAND COMI OF OL P. VI IN
HOME PICTURIie OF THE NORTH AN SOUTH,
Dramatised by H. Watkins from a buthaat Lodger
Rompqoa, and pronounced by the NM and Dahlia of
tor iEBT SOMBRE PLAY EVER WRITTEN!
Large and delighted assemblages are nightly roved to
tears, and convulsed with laughter by the sulferiags.
trials, and miraculous escapes of the elfish Gem colu, the
woo-comic rams of Old Hurrmane. and the inesishble
nutthlprovoklng oddities of Wool.
LIBERAL SCALE OF PRICES; Drees Goole and
Parquet, M cents; Family Circle. ig cents: Orehlartra
Chaim. , 50 cents: Seats seemed only in Orckastro and
Pcs-ate I3oxes. aelltAt
CHAMBER CONORRTS —ELEVENTH
SEASON.—The MENDELSSOBW quorrerrg
CLUB. of Boston have the honor of am:ottoman to the
musical public of Philadelphia that the. win give TWo
CONCERTS of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL CLAS
SIC MUSIC at the Rooms of CHICKEILINS & SONS.
807 CHESTNUT Street. on WE DNISBDA Y end FRI
DAY
EVENINGS. April LS and Xi, misted b 7 the
distinguished Voolllit.
MRS. J. H. LONG.
Single Tickets one dollar each, or peekages of four
tickets for three dollars. May be obtaised et ad the
Musio Stores and at the door.
- Concerts will oommence atB o'clock prettiest
INAUGURATION BALL OF TRH
"GARDE LAFAYETTIr," at the. NATIONAL
BUILDING. RACF. stre•t,_ltu_plow 131141,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, April JO, 11/A
Nesters of Cerenlooleih
CAPT. JOSEPH ARM:TAMPA:ULT.,
Lieut. EDW. GROS/ KAN 1 Inca. ERW. G. RuMMIEL.
Flap fdanager—JULtEeM. MARTIN.
Sec Y of Commirtee—.E. FOLIOT.
Tickets can be obtained of MIWIT/14.Tohn Thornier, MI
Cheatnut !treat; A. Wore, SS Booth Fourth ,treat;
Edw. Chnetmen, 702 Chestnut - street; Edw. G. Rona
eel.lls North Fourth shwa.
aINENAL ANDREW JACKSON BE
FORE JUDGE HALL, imstainin the Lave of
his Country as he had defeaded her Liberties is the
JAMS I' S. BAIE h
C. open for Fxbitution on T watt . AnrilrltN,Mr,
C. Sahuseelesdrest haws o GIME JACEMN
BEFORE JUDGE BALL. New °alma, 3N. 40*r
ing numerous Interesting surbentio Portraits. care Mir
go - Seated by Mr. C. J. Bedenbso, tbearvirietor o the
Flatus. EAR.L.
eirlhet if - S 6 CEEmIII/T Streee.
LAST WEER OF SIGNOR BLITZ.—
TEMPLE Or WONDRIN T
TENTS AND CHEAT STEM%
LAWN WEE
of the Wonderful 3 / 3 00133 end eabikiellia.
LABT larzim
of the Lamed Comity Birds, Bobby, and aatosidik g
Exhibitions every Erik= atain meats at 7M
'Arlotod_
NEEDAY AND aATI7RDAY Arnumossa
at 3o °lock.
Axtrehreiou as cants. Children ldeeeds
M oDONOUGH'S GAMTLEI--AAMII4.,
helow =ORD.
&TAUB fleiN/I§l ER. ,w - ..4,,,....1MMAND/131.
aszethiew -OF .
FELIX GAMMA.
s allenk
The shove Troops will sour IMO
They ere the noet wonderm perfonweis 111111
were received ow fletucley imeolue with fee meet we
thosiaatio applause.
IMAM= t • ,:,
Awd the Wonted Conresai sneer. - . „
i mit appearewee of
117.fflTreithiWIMELL
CIERMANIAORCHISTRA.—Pubho Re
eeraibe every UMW , NM
et Wo'Voek . et* to_ latern
As MA AWL & id& /111111116.
the . ,
REMOVALX.
PHOTOGRAPHIC REMOVAL
McOGEEB'
PHOTOGRAPH AND DAOUBRIBOTYPR
GALLERIES
Have been removed from AO to tic CRESTKUT
Street, boys NINTH, over Robugioirs Lad4u-glasi
REMOVAL.
R. & G. A. WRI,GH.T
Inform their &Wag that they are mew *Mr
new and 11R110i01111buildirur, Pro. sea 0 POW ,
where.tbetr wormwood faellities irk% *gm to NW
Yeah isdneementa to the Trade to viiet Leon mar es
tablishment,
We have opened oar PCIKII BMX_ vita to
br anch c of ARIJOOST'S ANTILDII.IO lga.
branch (Low basins= vs intend to devote, Pattlealar
attention, havisg made arrancrnosts i s limps to be
supplied with all onenalitin lad sanitise Winn ft
pear.
Our PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT will anon*
to rooms our beet attention, pad ers users outmode
that no exertion will be warns' to produce, pal hereto
fore, a vanety of nev.aleaant, sad sseeeaatmi denim
every seaeon the!tualiW re maining nanviined.
Binnerely t hanking sit our customers for tbeir kled
patronage, we hops to offer new Inducements for Its
continuanlte.
&
G. EL WRIGHT.
April 9, 1960. opalmit
I E. KNORR & C 0.,.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, ETO.,
HAVE REifOVBD PROM
191 WALNUT ST.. AND 91 GRANITE ST..
TO
631 MARKET STREET,
Four doors below SEVENTH. north aide. rahlo-11n
REMOVAL—SMALL k OHANDLER,
66 Nor WB EC E ONTS GRC o R 'in i
t l t Ms
*boy* Front. n orth
hf
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CLINTON COUNTY LIFE AND GENE
RAL INKTRANCR COMPANY,
PLATIZBURO, MISSOURI.
Chtutored in MO.—Authorized Capital, sow.
DISICTOIIIII
11. Whittington. Winslow Turstri. T. R, prating.
George W. Culver. B.
w sto w yr ui ltro Tok, r e .
I. N. HOCKADAY, Sea and Trona.
Spools' attention loud to Collections, and Molloy
Tomtit remitted. Bagingenteolioitod.
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OP PHILADEPIEILL
(FIRE INBI7RANCE KECIATNIVELT.)
COMPA_NY'S BUILDING. S. w, coaxal(
FOURTH AND wamitn. avizsrs.
DIREOT•RB.
fo...RXTC/ETOITD 82.61/1. MONDIC4I L. DAWSON.
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NA1.1310 FRAZININ. ONN H. Biowar.
Joxs H. /I.YWOOD. A. FAZINZITOCW.
BENT. T. Taztacz, amssaw D. Casa,
lIINNT WHAITON J. ta_Dwasssys.
P. MTCOTORD STASI, ?militia.
aIIARLES W. XE. Boannari. 1111-17
&lAMB INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
108 CHESTNUT Street, PELLADELPICA.
INCORPORATED
PE APRIL
.VANIA. OaO,IY TEE STATE OF
NNSYI
CIONFINED , TO FIRE AND INLAND EBY&
DIILICTOILI .
Samuel ?Flight; D. B . Burney,
Wm. W. Walters, J. W.trz-map,
Chas. Richardson, EMI Walt Jr.*
Geo. A. West, . a s . Stmt.
Q. Wilson Davis , van Morns.
Thos. 8. Martin. *also Ston.
GEORG4W .D AY Premise.
JONAT N aICDNI, Tice Prez%
WILLIAMS I. BLA ORA . Secretary. jail -lf
THE MUTUAL _ LIFB INEMILANOR
COMPANY OF NEW TOIL
Aasebv:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
ISmintn tricrr mpittness en sm. SWAT! ?
WoRTH Orzli 11119,10".
This premiums are Lomax than in many other Massa
aim, and the Dividends hare boon imam.
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Removing Otero* aisa saw, from Llks.Battia.
C.rpeb. Wall ram', Am
WITHOUT INJURING THE MOST DELICATE
COLORS, LUsTRE. OR TEATIME.
For sale, Wholesale sod Retail, by
EDWARD PARRISH.
No. 800 ARCM &riot,
and by DRUGGISTS taneraliy. Ap11411(
CA.RRIAGES„
or rim MAIIITACYTOILII Of
WILLIAM 113. ROGERS.
REPOSITORY,
No. 100 MOTH= BUM% %NW .
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when all others have failed. All who are in trouble. a
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hi lons sirs sal
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never faits. Bbe has the; ieorst of winging • dile
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advertisement. PO shone you the likenessotponr fu
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a he tested and. Imo by A rands, Juni
and strode. whodelly and sage vim her. one
come !to No. MS Whin Street, between Jam
per sad B•- • - • - ante-M•
MLIND BROWN ZING—For isle by
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