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.teaaist ocamortgsge,4llo out.; , Met nwelaill
,i me, or dvfintdajr - , ----•- ' - • •
I , - - Obeli* ' ..Lana ,aa.. si. MOD' 'Vlirdiel Ter law
14E. • st, stew rorzs net ;.J. F.-gehmetire. lea , Vet
atm:- •
- --_ , l4Mra Perm ye: _llie .CitY of Fbils&leSil, Fertlfet
Ist terns getua...oomes tot *an= Able fee
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, ' -i -rlaviitiviaAkiddlitert,; Ai bitian th - mover reit - rind
- Otit 'as - man themit nr. ism Conifer. , Tiani.-+
' - ! - :llbeeitiiiiiii tiles:at Veitee4treet shier; ti Ate( di* .
tedeeiibbie taa inery-yard, the ihinlforesteibleit sr,
~', lituallit Otte edit a few days IWO fries Havana,' in ?bats
• ')
later.- - 2%1e _adept fer,the one - *WU 'map: charter to
tarry* wee er wadies franc china to savegna - ,Bh :di
a very Urn lreemet.ttad took onhoard I,ol.ilaniegioor
- °MOH". Ow tint - trafaite thCconters in mad.
.tad
- , agrensidlii kill thedartain i lauf4tra t iMP 1, 1 4 1 ::. 01
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~.....t sir in_ sties or. sm.! or ,Irtte re
t elr - des;•
~s eratites sit nempr sakes evity,frost t OW Wit hod.
.' r. : they veveltedanth,the down 6f bar e it . _...,...
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ussneerishal.ihr dratbtak..sur salt by , too
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grew: , "a had Wm. isl wittek_sme o f' t
:• : =l7. l :Sral ka
ii i , ...r , tt r abil im arrivitd i tig ftWibll
' ,' kr overt= annlitiajgeL e tkPflAiljele lP i t l i
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,
' a ow., 4 1 :Mee . and oaf of the rued mar
- - '. shad:lnes , earmiteredthie sorb hermantere teeing
._ = aped at sibe e r a panie of Cams( 3,4de tope.
- . Suer the again ese tait, she wilt be er_aaejl Ina
,I.lialetess of ebal:Wstt • wilt take ent ta , 9lMernim
;fat he set ef the theitad BMW Goarnment : --t - , - E
''" - The -CASS ''tiii. ` Realms • TiimireeillioiMs
. Yea A Env , Triree,ffl. he aranist on a moiler for 4
. , low hid to the coca elf Robert ThoreseeM Carload of
ntln4et In the Brat thigiei:wie emitmeedyeiterdity,stf
,..lldnombefote the Court Of_ Oyer end Tonmair, Indies
, - Mol i ten , Albers. a5l Ludlow upol the 4414 - Levi
or of the Fourth ward. wax paned' to , ter
, Witt toEset or namn Wahl in or tot he cse:
.sistits mt. - He testilied that the UNDO of llgr.- brae!
' - Ina obtained at hia.randenee, &Meath he did not rtes
him same time.
. - Sr.Arsidr has oboe, t ar vola& his armitnest, tOt
- 1 tra rant diri ma wish_ to the are scant lu cid tart
o ths defoodaat any farther. le_r. Collis. ta a and
exiiligaiadative ?rem, end mr. (r al ,
, a d la t3orney
rattA trn a tteginiVitiANlNhet.rit
the defendant- Thev..eeptanded .-,tind „the alienage of_
. iaposol. nix itildmittpd ivy the imam wag nothing more
..:41446 wt . ** groted - pr , ohallimie, gig resme: would
`.' - . STAtio Te raji et tefi ll d i r= l* , .. !' e l l'agotillfew i arl
~ tor Mc 4t,Leadsag is an ,eloseent seeress.
•
,dewed. ' ' motion - for a new mat ID the
- C iaar ;4l l ltlfi i il r d ; 6 o .l , = ' , firar,W44:ll: first
L e tiarabse: -Att Mumma. _ 4 lFmtinn.',4TEM
' bark Ferris, which ;was abandoned et' sea soma tide
ego by berellterms aid eiew. sad aftettrardszneamed
• see breught ode Mb bins bi 'the balk **Atli E.
Tar. has been hauled up on the' reetimiel 'dry dock et
.; * ia..belaw Qasee-atrest whatE , :TlFib Yee
' - rjs was with tar in the bottom, with a propo r tio n
-.WM , eating -the adage. beams
'.. m . the . ens ,Thriatitut an amalgam. faced its
l ento - puirilipebobniNK - prirstled
New tiornAreategllbemong , 11 1 550. tate,
- . ' ' gams CM (akin et; ' 2
t 44 "I M P re
to
tire Pl ire i g .
' -,-
.netted out and lin a I l liorf_h_ite aati'wt he ready n for;
minill4ll_ls l : Oven. .•-ogtgere.nereef
- - A- SM . ute ,
t o,
who foansd her gas
,- hg j p • Aug war d of* sow tiiWun i ty k .
!., a Aide trensestimr. arid. nertkrebt, antis ae,
- - ,_to astray ionearatia:, '....
'l .7l'itii Colieinine Suiemniin:—Thit nnneeea. -
- ,I**, : eiliit property bi - Stier: on lremior; he
the time of the tie at the Wharf, below /rah street,
IMMO the ClUet gaßilleeT *Me AN Department yrie. -,
' ' tad(' MCOMUSMS,llr`seriaird fears:4a trt-intinr - i5O,-
, * I , sasiei:pecm, the Aerie bribraring water upon sad
.., islotimatent to thi ire when there was no
seoed ate :!The
."••• - . ELTB_LitierA r aalrig i .= Will nese, Arteries
..l ip s/d • Rouse Centsticies. The Mt
•.-_ ' also rd.weter sot to great am nee ag ant mg
''. - ARNO Ake eeingagna of(-the, garret siker making an
. - /sallainatirs itattrosn. bat, atilt. there Anis a 'large
_ '..i:.isiesuit or ittlay,dm wttlek , s- laii . ..,pbore 'Mews
- s- I , ..ta l trtrilbret l isair "-r ta v ,4ls tit inf o ;Atli
- -
pretest *rearrest* Ch sate in pre._ , , • -
- ,glEe-BouanEl - Dokility"Lonitualikeee to
'the 'AM , huihting its‘ hie tetel;. tab, far Sega thee sat
-- ,, itt the 'aide Mt the:Bouthere *orrice vl - the DeLware -
' Ass, bat Uttie bootless; labsed. :poloirtaikail,
' it Inuring, ganen-street churl has seaside fear or
:...fiap kindred - use burden es the .L.stakki - uddlib ass
' Imantiti ron -1 I. law 1"W teMidetal , „
- At St . eIIO re . nest ;Qom es on walk,
. - PIM 0 wit another venal, or esoet:Mo same tea=
andstag, berg bees ate s: . whit* inn bents
, - , beer the cosine meson. -benner setetb, at the Yard. of
- - Gonne Ilitebeil • a saisp Meer MR I. being , built,
ariiitZ , oll2oll6l'llbOln SU the meth now 'streams, at
' - "-- -,,llirsihrdiat; Canner Or" i:' Finial ' AID
*. --- -.: hantikento fteitsirav on .1.. L Brissain„-4t.ss early
- - 'inigir'ggirigii‘f igraniune, - idninkin litkrir, nanidSes
Xo lBl4l,lloll Y et et to Rs** strestan obi biome
t rtette:st . Soi*
t e a k site awl an_ inntat ge ljee:_
gees
- - Ut a l i a gre a latt ill t ii : tili.!- ;
_ iiiiil aitat il 7ol ls' Z I TS'
- " tht some es Me neigtomrs to the spot and NWT
slier lowered FirasellAtite tbot,treil lit' mans a
• - 'mtwimd rescued the ottild to tune to aye its URN r. •
-'s.shster snatetned aorpartlenlar injuries irk the perform ,
- • ' ants Of ids nob!' ooaftet; although his eyes were inaeti
v , alreetiNE , •fersi4tan was called in. Igloo renamed aa
• , ,
moved Mama t to the onus -mod im mesa, bawler was re
greyed to preaea _ ..
, ..011.1313111.1, Petwarpsn."--A. number..of Mimi,
- - , „eat ewe, many stakb_wors of ri.. very trialag,nhat
: ' MOO: bent disimed of resterdsf morning.. Edward
' mellitlty'su sentenetolle tout menthol* prison on the
*barge of Weeny. -Janis Duty realised nine months,'
Albert Mira lame mostbs, end Janes White nine sumths
, - os moans* Mama a Larceny. Marisa *dots ger gam
, ..- leg- enaaterting slieikey_,;_linill SellatanaKr to *thane
- nedatall, awl %peas au racier fry swam end angry : .
ante • mans icasrimiant. ~ S rapie •Igheriden sea
; raid i - i t h i tont n yr , ,nliatteg le i WTI. ,
- - .11irineseee. gue to the me l not l agsmanistal th . :.
‘,..,
.. sow so ms la was - 2 - :-- ,
' ' Poet' Oirenni Sniefeeme..=The receipts of
- r me Doetetehia oft Mike. daring Unveiled/7 engin ,
• , gwea. mere gmattee; sanest of swam sold
Ste anarteri - lin,7nani reeeirts "mu nonage on
lettere. aii,ses 54: 'Are tamers. during the earns
'• . - .4W . OVAL mem at , two emu each;
•:- -, 15 de ,at ems sew wan and 135013 neeme=
' - • I !: r14,0"351'440114;'-nt =very dailaiiing lad, -
- -: - '-;- l iAttiCst 4 VlM er th i gi t lMlhMt a jt m e t l
pg._ V i ew;
' tv,rt_ e abarisist b istuts ea,
~I r ka ir rienda both
• -.- '''' Prototinn if and personally . and /MUD be .. anneli
_ mam a " in wan tential Manner, -.. —_ . .
. 1 ,Breas-eursvuo.-,-, Taste - Wei morning; at
-,.. , sag e biog. *taw -tatt-street wharf,
trey t i i l leftt a se a g goodue u tli
.14 , 7
....... .011144
_ i ' , probablit bees host starts base
, • '''i..;- ~'Wele retw 493 9. to their ewes_ .
,„ r: - :. jr
_v ' :-... ~;4-4., liricatneiartme - Bashii.inentgatration belt
~'• L asi leteriter_tein- teinfidie• et tbe saloon o y
!..;•( - , -,,, , , ,mm guar "beiklivest. -, sse• street. 'en , the ,
; 4 1- , Se - Vitt no data be a mem tlebghttatermr.
,
MAN= INTELLIGIINCS.
PAWL
403 boils from Spits",
" seir i M i = STA f ro i ntilton,
z• • - wirinkin to Christian & Carina. 7 _
r Engage Oodfigy. Russell, gaga fr"mliggitior4,
coo, is billt to It Crzs e s, es i f N
zed
r 7 M ril Airett, G AIL%
Tliaricnr II days from Otonatatar, with
r 10 days frogi, !HY lam-
BeHilllt vin.
'l 2, ‘• NM, 4 di p frOni Dal;.
easktirk - - - •
*-,covogg i enown -St bop,' front !kw York,
-:,;,.-,-7-: ~ .• -.'-' "'-':'lizatiasix--- , - ' -
;
I ,
- kat Baehr's, Leighton, Triaidda,caba4 it W
. .
1 LC ; Wat_oathiyja,-N Bedford. I.# Ateleteell 4. Co.
-, i
' v tas "lea, !Caitlin, Pon Stem.'
'Kneads&
ilitttliOn I Som. ,
'd
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tgartra I? li for Egin e a . tst a Mr o ,trii " .l4 4 len. .
ini2a j eagtar, ....tjaaatt, ..a.rolseport. It IL
- ' .--. A37ECrivir, Dika's,' Baltimore. A Grown; Jr.,
- , __ - . • .-
- ' :(comaiistiimat utrim 4 ,...5ieb.,,,,,)
i , ti,-..i,-. , v,...7.144....- Pri7,ol=l„lL,,
wive,. J. whore oe ..ew Joist her. outeole
ode _ . ~... t otamsbiover Is oven* la Camden, NJ,
Arai aa 411krasystaara to 3110, filaistafirna tort. and
,
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„ ave. acklmgrer s t
1 4: 4
14. ,
' ifirktils, Osvt Rydsrirn loartutr nit's,
--' - - woo ton tit with on t lath 'nett ifty five
....7
_ , , boas Ipleadialesvie6 Illnla a etoklas'oon
::.-- t ' w ar DW lltirior g ratier 3 # 1 1 11111?Tath i lt
owt4for ,9711ftoriolint tniarifo.inct to A
, otkipt
~ boot. , ae snip loot barootWater and
14 ' ,_
,'" Wee Iltorjelltrk from vsimaropo; ' .. e.tot
. uga millarr..; Helper, from Leedom-oval Char
. •,,.
-, eottoteasac-
- '1 ~, Jostles lbw.. Nota.e.ap• Tow; bviae R
..z., dehee ' Ciao , Nay Steal Slim Wmta, from
':
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- tig. i a*, April 16
7alaataeatehlp -Potatoes; from eaUsh . exchanged
mittrday.with tha "sow lioateville, from
i 4.
l . itedngr ll l , W:e
a.
booed, or.
'eh Pima to sea at
, a11i..*4 $ Nat.
r-- - 84 "4 0 P-Wey,iirrived
altered at atm
,
/ 61 CORO! Um
'O4 rallita , ra
taliii. anived
.. „ .._..„ .
lina#o,;, *rived
'll,lod.#9..!ilSied at
- -
Wafted; taiPliila7 ,
Wei'
Mare'
arrived at
!at ill il toitudon,
i Itallt;Wisitta lid
±Oisti*tcns;Ailal at
- - kr.; ' ,5 4 404, 0 / 0, ,
(iik: ** 11 ; 1 0 11 :;
.‘ ' llk, ' ile**l at
rAdliiie- ' 41114.'01*N*
AlleatilititifittßlKOM BMA
op so,Tinamo yaw= our 'norm
ell,AlD'iiiireis4*liiiiii.; Dew Mier. r.
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Pk' "., , Z 114 '••-t e ' Usfotts
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efiw, h amk r , ,, , ~,-,.., ~ DflerOlaLiesstsr. P 4
Itlslated,_Ya , . r Wm's. Uri ", , . tt,t
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vi,,,,,,,tr, tabu, ' "J eat s'a rnYlii
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tint rt. Itiss ° 4 6 lr; Pa .- , - trlin ia 4 =4. 415
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ra tt llikiia mi lArmikr.s - :; - ,r d r e rktrussr
its. v jiskrd,-w_s?; • '. ioataakaarol,Wail,
O t ri l liso lg s l ic t le 7 aG . riiii. : . Q.m .etr a.n .h" . " I tiv,i 6 H% - :
ti
E y Thorpai,saie . , oaticomm
W Doctor. Harrisburg - A - N0PM1,,,, MIAS • '
,1
Dalian, Brooklyn , • bad; nrossiPs - - ~
W Mrsy sou, Huts _ _, J Bmsdhsad. Atria MI
D Juan Pad --' -' ,' , ~ J A llowlitiUlt
ny sample it v ah, NIL . - / E r',..A " V ag iry ' ,
Mithrlil i t` ~. _., •-,
l ia,, 'IC si t Texas ,
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r,,,lfiet i givt. .-- - ..14j€ 2 •• CA ,P 8
l'a 14, ono, akar 4 laa c t s . te . r • 14 4to tta. l_alar,. B i t Paul ,
WIVIDIn. rTitt - ~,.:
W Cushman. Bre , kitit, ,: , , , Z inn : N r . y
1: 1 0 141 5,4 tir " . Mrs fsseadsr.,l Y
1
72 „ -., ,:, II M sr, d
ik tlit Mtniy
i 2,44 ' , / *Until! ) : Iso N,Y,
litftit t „
Oro . msed , t t: ao to, t ghsr. aos rs ta iLi,citr
Div lb WlLLatlisE it a
Juo in!, wog', I) 9- , - a_ ippon Is
atss 'moll- -.- ' - 'I. noon!, t,.,
wzreed•u, Hicibpood, . . BPI atbr9s. ,Rtab [Sind
1... sil BalleY*2lebmon4, +.: Mrs Pr sewer. Md
Dr I. ii, Breittbr, litp i , ob ovr. ,( ovir d, N Y
IVtiltril 3 . :' 1.0 Tra•Orikx, l ßloh'd on
E lark, Rishmottd Oc!,, ', M . long, .N Y
/1 , 0 1 11 . 67. ~!/ •, , ,, . , , _ , , 1
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tas 7
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rOtBiNTATc4CE. emir of Ninth and Chestnut.
Werriolt ik wf, ItY ` A. Andsmon,ii Y •
On Wi11.% N li r , , re Green, Zs
- IL3anney,N
i l d E i l i st l in i' l l f' ‘ -' : MOW Meats, NOrlsiols ,
ti p Ai jl ileineld, 11l Y, .. '.. HPrinoe.N ,ll' •
; '.. G fillsta, Bt' Lome •
A
1.- df :Ban Franohloo ' W lii nasiton AINN 'V
ilim_O LlVlrMettel,"l Y Mtge B L vineston, N Y
t - Brewist, MY • " _'; ' Sten Peters & It . ; I „
him Wier & hs, NJ . •• Wm Peddle & '. fi I
18 , WIIMIS, Balt ; ... • 0 M lifresosoett ito
ividdi t .p x y3,, , _ ~ , -,,, l ivi r i r r il ,
~ y n
I lBlllrx#,..le,Lissr
„ :I.l.latthstl & la. Wis •
' f og i alig i kr . Ti?imp" '. ( f ivirrii re
Achim., &V Y. : : fl sii. Csn, ' '
W Wl?.,0 1 )1, tots , ,2. AT gadwell, NY •
q f Ehlrl•TV lr ' , '-' - fii t tiltrlft t eto '°n 4 l
ft , Lasrsoq,-,N, Y.- . lea Lefferts . p. x
s' Ards so son, Conn ?so nroy,G.
0 , _ O7 ,- , ,
B gd m Martin 41 ,M Liston - . '- r im i r IN 4 11
li .2. ( I V .V . -• •' • -_' ' II kar ,I4Y
Geo oak, N.L. -- -, 2 . .. sa. INent r,4 Tf, Vet •
Chem lir lelkail l ' - s4, o '7` er. Restol
AotAteei& ' Ssi - n :- .i ' ffir Vitti 6 7o T ata N ikirs, Hut
itiorgO' Y :-.
' f l it V.4 . eli i rlii= n nd Ns
na,oonsb.-Vii, ..' -., Jae T Ames. Mass •
.0,01) Falooze.l 4 , N Y , 4,nrlLeo,Pl X i it
N it ' A= r 4l I -' ' -W P Pome roy , T r la, Boston
Miss Ada Araiter. .Boston -
MEICHANTW :BOWlE—Third e t., above Callowhill.
A 8 Williaras,Montoprar's A D . :isisus, Pa -
John Jonson. Pa i'. Jno Cola A sort, Pa
Cash Gene & la, Allsrito'a v . Adams, W Haven
lirfirma A le,Allontown , • . Witty, Allentown
Owen"Kentor. Beelike:He rank Mote, Wind Gay, Pa
Thos Hartsell, Nazareth ' . Hush Feller, Nazareth
Jacob Beek, Pa, , • - FF Allen, Fa
, Jame Weaver a: Is, Pa W K o rea & la, Pa
,Hiram Young : Pa , - It o M rniag, Lebanon oo
'BF Oarret,_La henna co' _8 R ert. A llentown
N Wench, Ya Cgtllolll,llBnuth Pa
Gideon Fahnestoek, Pa , I Miller, Wome ladorf
-Geofillbert, Womeledorf , WWI L Bowman, Pa
1
F Mlsts ,: alyarstown., , it it e a r Gerhart. Pa
Bihrard Light, Laisanon Go t Weiler Lane oo '
F illeohnst, Etchafertown Seltster. Lebanon
Wattmeter.
Pa - ,._ -,• tletert, Richland
'BB Ludwig & la, a ' re John Flasher, Pa
Thee B Reber, Pa •• -•• , Jos T Leaver. Fit
Prank &Am:l64Bff Jr. Pa - . G M flpratr, Lewieburg
Levi Zimmerman, Pa' Mrs Freed, Leonardsville
8 T Bush, Pa. ,- - Tr " Weldensanl, Centrevalle
F Vansant. Bunks so_
.. A Ba rge s , Clinton to ..
au iihriVei, coonnoot,Pa John int, Pa
air Mots. Sunborp t ils .14 8 *Ger, Richfield
O.M Peilielt, B44hIUNIIIII , lea Hoffman , Allentown
.1 K. ZimmarmanLowishurikohn Griggs. Jr, re. ,
eiraddzoint. Ko, ~. . enryCL Griggs . Jr,
.ÜBi , ?&Casusrula • ' nqui,Woinsladorf
-NV &Aldus, Pa . "' - - -0 W lepratt, l'a •
IitSMOBANTEP MOM—Fourth *trait, below Mob.
y. Miaow, Coo*iile, o' , Bwitb, Johnston)/
Cin,_o J Hooker, tows
W il esn i ttlenonr, Allentown "'JOG Frans; Olio
Cleissenhanter, Trenton Miss It A Oases ab_aror,N I
A}l Blair, Carlisle • W A Cook, York Cringe
A Fonegbigurb, York M BpshrYork,
Hon W OWneleltabil Mon A J blinswbrenner,
WIII 81044 York. PIA' - York L Pa • -
Hanle meNianna. Cal • on J J Masser, Nevada .
Pimnonth, Pa Aellyeteri
J botch Md. Pittsburg _ nnolms, r, Reading
," - it Pa' . 1 1 0111n i rlitt 4 t, Ttg w ttrAr
6, itietslwomboro, obn plitruemdobo o V ima
bn _ A _ e. U s ," F t g Lnnsbat t i ftb
R-4 "p w.w j kliek se; P Uniontown
O posurtstws:Pa Mine R ilk Anbelman, Pa
E L pu tdier r ktunding . Ron A Pankow, M Chunk
L Pittsburg r , r Derannon,lbto
.?' L &canton - . 1.4 ork
Hon 3 4 Itennedy. Pa'Pax ponnedy. e
J Deem Jr. Mansfield, O. J Oasis, 6elMfontsin, 0
Rev Dr Glia• Keeton - A Chapin, Boston
lea D ManagAld, Md T P Moore, Tenn
F Marburg; if York . Dro W Watkins, Ga
=:'-- Of AVIONILL. DDTEL-Rave street. above Third.
A Pragerlegs. Pa - - _." I, W Lulls,' Pittsburg
3 Lrennypicke t r is Pa - ' W A wisber.Jteseins•
I Vial & k i, . 4 .11 Martin, lesponster
Ina - dim, i ten, Pa' _ a smith, Danville •
Jno alurtai,jr,. &Oen, Pa Jno Balliet, Pa
hal) &boll, Pa - 4- : . Aal Mosier, Pa '
61. ivalartan, Allentown -- Tr AI Martin, Allentown
E Iri"*M=lT: . tf Wig:Igloo, Pa
Adam • Jar, Aelienow- - 'Xi , ' Ramsay , Lebanon
A ais ise, Lebanon ; • Milo*" hauenel.Diwies's
A lisnunel, Orwi&1191 1 Langdon, DoPowal
HI Bendier. Pottsville Joel Ritter. Reading _
I lintlth,Malwilleg •4-CI D Johneon,alontourv'e
7
4. Hewett L molt. Pa . ~ 3 M Brnith, 2•UnitrOve
11 lioMmiiiig, Willitinelovi la al lie stn. Canton, 0
Woo W Nines, Canton, 0 4 This Walker, Jonestown
Wear, FY, . umming, Fa
,m 4 b- r ldis litti l4b4 fi n turav'm
w Waggoner. Pt ' . - so lirper r bebanort ,
AI la Cceveltni& irri Ern. Lawns & wor, Wilkse e
10 Jos tisr 13 J vaiukt onit un,i , Pg t tnivi vi a lins e
-,I heart: ininenville.- ,J V Martin, Dayville
J swio2l. , Ply Clare Captietc, BlootietWe
ALB mouth Air _ JI . .
attigt, infamina 1 , W lAnn . Pa
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STATES UNION NOTEL—Market street, above Birth,
Jai Val*. BaltbAna red Joan, Baltimore
Jae Pottstolen7 - MOP MOODY, &Tauten
E J Bomb, Mil •• ' . ri Spnnatield,o
Bawl Lang, eaten ' „ Baml Hoffea, Pittsburg
.I' J Eskienis4la ' ' A Trimble, Pails
Joel Miller, ter R E elev. Nonnd
Chas tixtzeirg a ork, Pa M kt g,ber, Erpinover.Pa
Psa A hlrunde ' rri_eh i leine. Pa .71Frod B:trer n ilaito, Pa
; 041111. 1 rtan P de T i l l% • • %PA i f t . i& e r . l a VW; a o
o , Pa
squish Con man.Csrnale.Pa A 'Mark. Ile
Coyle. Perry 00, Ps AL Beoattofer, Pa
DB Newcomer. Loin, Pa John Irvin, Carlisle, Pa
0 PM. Laudieter 8 Bryan & Pa
Daniel Latta: Ilterrisburi i Joint Laird, McConville
E Laird, 31eCoysvilie John Deter. Lancaster
W imarenst, Elissbethtoint 111 Ebersole, Elisab'ben
Jeseph Owarte, Gutmann= - Wolf, Mt Holly Bp'fii
tinntrarlar, Barrieb'a Mrs. Zinn, Mediation a
w P Mite or
is, N J • John 11l C it e. Landiaburg
ir Bieber son. Jersey City Gsolsilorne, Pa
0 Marshall, Pe embus, Y," Jacob 8 Young, N Y
McCoy, Cumborlood oo .
!MAO *Ma B9TFA—Third at., above Cellowhllt
iiila M. Cooper. Coopersburg
B F ?whets Keaton
j
; Hildesses, a
- Glsriced. Pa •• - jes Eisenhart. Gainranlie
ims (arm
ji lart,Cspevlo K Treinhier,Playtonville
w Dodder ottstown has Bodder, Pottstown
Wench, Pa
EJ Burr, Philsda Richard B Dlle. Pa
Kelohner, FleetwoodtPo L Reinly,l3 vsnevtlle
Mies ktinniey lt Et Evansville L lbsoh. L anon to
,hl Seligman •
port carbon I 8 Baker , Maiden Creek
Hatter. Et
Green 8 Kalbaoh.Bernville, Pa
N Landis, District X. BtAtwart, Lebanon co
B Bmirh.Beehtels•ville Wm Drafts, Pennsbnrs
John It Zook, _Lancaster oo W•T Minter, Pa
Levi Lebo. Lykensvalley Gideon Drabs. Pa
Sels AK IV • Levi Damm, Pa
as bold, -
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BAP EABLIVROTEI—Thitd It,. above eldowitill.
IzomLa r nesdalei ' Jos Young, Pa
IV o
rear. 4_1:m61611 . A V hn. , i ts r li Bui l l sc n rllti lin
lit Motile. Austdown -,, _ f i rs /norm, Allentown
tiller,YA , • F Mosier, Pa
t .
Oil Henninger, Ps -' 'W_ Henninger, Pa
. Remart& In, Pa -• E Young, Pa
as l.cyrt ht. Ps Chas Beans. Bunks no
B Nine. hamburg - •.T L Gerberloh, Dauphin no
Reuben & la, Dan_phin co Panl 1., Gabel, BOYel town
Hanoh,_Boyertown J L Brobst, Lehigh co
Jacob Fackler, Dauphin no Aug Stoner, My enttorrnire
Boni G Peter, Palmyra, Ps Mrs ft Ranch, Boyortown
John Eniriok, Harrisburg Jonas Fltudy. Harrisburg
John thirkhan, Harrisburg Dr J II Wilson, Allentown
Joshua Foulke. Quakertown Gard Brickley. Centre no
0 .1 Huber Easton John Evans, Richmond
A W Lerch, Pe A L Newhert. Pa
Rata belm. Bath ,
. Pa W Smack, Katslown
Levi 6 summer, Zeno 00
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THE UNION ROTEL—Aron street, above Third.
T &Memel er, Lewisburg JAnderson. Mo
W Stewart & Is. Pittseneg .1 3 % Shit Vr e :c t &L'et er
f il s a l s s , t irVir,eni hnt " Bw7VeLeim,Bethlehem
B. Allentown J Brown & Is, usle in, J
SW EI RT;wr. weedebnrs. 0 B Insider & wife, Betiding
.1 ,IblisTague golumbis, Ps l Ermentront, Reading
pp B. Miller, Pomeroy* F Steer, Pinegrove
Jobs Loob.. .Ebesrove B B Bowman. Berwick, Ps
Col It Retold,: Dlrmblus - A lAndauer,Atnagna
Cl 5 Wattoon & Del Brettson, Del
RobtlNattion. Del Thou Faris, Y
Mast W Faros& Y Mies B .rarie s Y
M ilia OMANI. Norfqlk. Va Goadboim, Y
See MeCreiglit. Lnion Co A Hill. Cmoinnati
T F Cearel,.Dakton, O Jno Cramer, Williamspo rt _
Ittbig, Louisville, . John Loudon.ktomm, 111
irtiwrttefit. Y Wilitesbulrre Fa jftisittistrrii,TirlimaPslus.
Cni
Wm Tarnrki. Berg, Pa
Geo 'Vinland, NY J Htton, Ohambersburs ,
It Austin & Is. Pa '4l; Cook, Fazetteville, Ys
HI
gromb"im g edg
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JJ Idaekinlsh,ttow York
AnilkAN MOTEL—Cheirgmat street. shove Fi ft h.
, iton , MII Cordell, Conn
i W Dues ; Conn ' ' W* Polnemns, Mt pony
8, A Cog. Mt Holly . E P Bowen, Md
.1 B McCreary. M Chunk Geo A Ford & cm. Md
Mrs Yonninyton, Md Mignon Crookshank, Aid
Abner Barrinition,Del C.l Harrington, vet
A t Fletcher. vs Holt A Abbott. Fa
Peal iiiiter..nri,lgitie ID
L I v r a i ea, B , t D C
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St /oho Georg, ails W K Bremner. Readans
' 3% l Bl: l a n 146 4" t°
n Geo 0 Kerr. Newark, DO
8 3 Brisbin. Lewistown
5 D Cunningham & wt. N J ,WP CootiL,e Del
John Y. Gortore, Pit Welter 1. Woodward
Richard Sharpe, Eakin!' a H. Fonds. N Y
Misg..9donigignarn.N J B It Cowell & da. N Y
D T Pr- Paterson. erblll oo
.0 F Waist, N Y
John Coohran &la,N Y iri P Cooper. N Y
K B kmith. Conn •
_Geo W eteele.N J
8 Dates tola; Washington H Thomas. Washington
C geroper. N Y - AI C_ Harrison, N Y
Elwell, Trenton, N J . leis m Houghton Pa
W 0 Kamer, Md Trios 0 Marlton, N i.)
J EA.:Ter. N C , Chutes Bowen. Vt
lag V button, Maas , G L Christie. N Y
B F Davis. N V H 0 *orris, St Ford •
1 W.Welak, Boston
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Sixth it. shove Chestnut.
J ZWllitatitail. Oxford .1' War, Lena co
ILROcketes. ~ liminston J Vanderslice, Pa .
Win E le. Chatham N Yandeothoe. Pe
la ft &sward, Ntrastatra i Harlan. Doe Ron
Mrs yet. Carlisle Pennooki.Wiimington
11. Waller,. Clime co ' ~ 4 Baldwin, Limo co
LE ?Aran e I i,TI:I3I7IA 80 • 1 l e i r Milfl C llO l 4l "
none., wnotingdon R Fotw, Mt Union
Watson, One oo 8 Hoffman, Lana oo
J_W Chandjer. PhDs • Scott, Jr.
. Mote CO
WitiLoy, C hen co- Coatee,_uhes Co
A b__Way, Chas eo • .1 Foust, Franklin CO
F Wornlow, Del oo
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'ST. LOWS HOTEL—Ohestnat. above Third.
WM N Otis Johnstown, Pa A Jackman Phil&
fillz"iff y it , ~_ , ./Z011 2 ,1tP -i n - "
N BeaTr a tees °1 ' •et S 'rawford, fl 3 •
eu
Wm Rd ten,tt J 18 Tarr, Teta"
rho Thompson, Kansas • ft lliSlataghteral Y -
e Dell, Pitteburg A B William', N York
41D Orirrok,H V9ilt - flit ji lambitll,N York
01011. - N yolk • J W Hammy, N York
wilting. Xl:Amore .. .;' A 'Vogel's, Baltimore
iLia 4 l ,lsr=rore 0 H Mercier, Baltimore
:,- JOlNB'..NOTRl.—Chestnut greet, below Seventh.
ft D :r on,1•121 - - filsWoA_Wilro, Del
mitt .vvoofill, lisr, Del , Loyd. PI X -
BB
P . am N , Sampson. N J .
Kk...T.:51421:06 i'l ' - 'l5 w ckys, Wash," 13
wiri ialmeat_riek, kid- '-
. 'poi windier, ii r
J Certnent. maw .- I• .. il etnbrons. hfuorit
- . Venal liallll,lo „ fdd , ' •„'o ci le. Ireland. MB
j Toms, Port pobit -. ': -- A Adelina. Vt
141.9410 . 01111114_11 ,-- 5,, , - -, - 41.-L Neurdiek. Boston
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ftlilk.i linen , ROTy.I,:-isecol it.. below The. '
Erse.? fi r : tal t r i barii, Pa
storm me dont Iteirtatra
Rfi all - se emen,..c.benrcille
1 liit . .9Kr - - . Wat Vols , ,
Mufti, dir XS.
pima, sarkietil
ia:istiadv iiithen
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BPEOIAL NOTICEN.
Rev. Da. Oeitat's' Ltoinaz is reported in
MA In PITIE:PKILLDBLPRIA. ItiQ,IJIitER of this
(TuesdiY) reornlee..'Thrable ..Bheet ! Eight Pass's!
Foos -eight -Colonist t, 111.101$ TWO CENT.% For
s ee by an Nowa MOW. • 8 . 01 , 014 by ClitTlarlis 22 omits
It
` — Noiroies olNTltflida, for Salt Rheum and
&rants, permanonny mires Tatter. Scald-head, Ring
worms, and all itching. sad Burning Eruptions of the
Skin. . , •
This OintmOntnenetrates to the bum of the di, ass,
Mies in 14+47.4m0*. and num it from the. Bosh bs
neeth to the iikin on the :snafus. Large glue boxes.
pnos SO'oentii.
GRAMM .;VORTO.I4 Proprietor, No 15 Beekman stroet.
Now York,' Sold by T. W. DYOTT & SONS. NB North
SECOND Stmt. . sprt-tutivlm
Rsvr. OADILL'S LRQTURR IS reported in,
11111 is TAW , ' PHILADELPHIA, INQUIRER of this ,
(Tuesday/ Morning• Double Sheetl Eight liages ll
Forty-eight Columns! PRICE TWO CENTS. Fo r ,
sale by ell News Monts. Served by Carriers, 12 (Antal
ru!r - • It
itiOCLINROCB43 COLD • AND COII011:
'ldrxrcrot ti. guarantied to ours an ordinary cold or
Gough; eatarrh influence, sore throat, &0., with abso-:
lute ortaiety. and a decree of rapidity that will agree-,
ably utornehthe patient. Meting onto. All Dr. harm
McClintock'. Pamir Medicines bear the signature of
thIRRIT NORTON, Pole proprietor. No., 15 Seidman
street, New York, Onloceseor to A. Cushman fe Co.. sole
nroorietorm) Sold by T. W. MOTT & SONS, 818
Worth SECOND Street. aptr-taths-lot
• Rttv. DR. °ABELL'S IMETURE is ropOrted Iu
tun is THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER of ihisi
(Tuesday) 'morning. Double Shout Eight Pagel ►
Fortr•etght Columns! PAIGE TWO CENTS, For
isle by all Nova Agorae. &lewd by Camera', if aftnta
pgr week. , H
• .j. R. STATFORD'S 'OLIVIS TAR, the best
family triedieine known, mares all Throat and Lang at
feutione, 'and _Catarrh; by inhalation, In emend in.
terniti pain oinoreneu. a few drops, taken internally,
after& immediate relief. In Rheumatic) affections,
Neuralgia, Sores, Eruptions, Burns, and Skin diseases,
,an external • application of this valuable article hat-
tended with the happiest results. ,
JAL STAFPORD'S IRON AND SULPHUR ROW.
• DIMS.
These valuable adintuito to the Tar revitalise and
Purify the blood, invigorate the liver, 'strengthen the di
gestion, and regulate ell the secretion,. No one should
be without them at this seam of the fear. Sold by all
Druggists, and by T. W. DPOTT k, SONS, SlB North
SECOND Street:, Powders, Sh; Olive Tar, SO °anti.
aplf-tuths-lm
fli OLD' BORD,ORitIiWOIDOW SITADAS,.SI to
elf etch. H. 'CARRYL k BROTHER,
,spl4-3t 719 CHESTNUT Street.
WINDOW SRAM and Finums, $1 each,
with Dizbinott.' W. 11: DARRYL, & BRO.,
&AM 719 ,CREPTDDT et.
• LONDON CLUB SAlloll.—This celebrated
European Sauce, lately introduced' Into this country by
Poker Brog. London, and now being generally used
throughout the United States. pones's' an unrivalled
riohness and delicacy of taste superior to all others, is
an excellent aid, to digestion, and in highly recom
mended for drepepsil. It taken precedence of the Wor
cestershire Sauce, and is sold at half the prioe. Sold by
A. J. DARNER, wholesale agent for the United States.
and by all respectable gni:oars and dealers In pickles and
preserves, and O. J. B. litiBBlEß & CO., Non 108 and
110 SOUTK WItARVES. Philadelphia. apl7•tuths-lm
FIRV. AT OWEGO.,
- HERRING'S SAFE TRIUMPHANT!
Owgoo, Tioga county, N. Y., A/0110,1800,
Messrs. FACE/JCL, /Immix°, to Co. ; 69s Chestnut street,
Philadelphia:
Gentlemen: Yours of Bth inst. is received, and In
reply, we some years since purchased one of Honing , '
Double. Door Fire• Proof Safes. The store in which tiro
Safe was plimed was Hi by 94 feet, fur stories, beside
basement; the Safe was in the rear of the stole, and
the wind drPve the flames, during the conflagratiOn,
from the front directly to the rear. When the Rafe fell
to the basement, a large amount of largo burning tim
bals fell directly upon th • Cafe. Very soon afterwards
the briok wall fell upon the timbers. The heat of the
hot brinks and burning Umbers Tee so intense that no
effort could remove the Safe for sixteen hours. We can
bonotne of no severer test than the one thii Rafe
passed through. AU its contents were entirely protected
The wood inside was not charred or burned in the least,
and no papers were at all disfigured. lam happy to be
able to give this testimony to youritafes, es I now know
from experience that they are reliable.
Yount, STONE Et LO.
HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, mans.
featured in this city only by .
FARREL, HERRING, &, CO.,
669 CHESTNUT Street,
Who have the largest assortment of Mares in the world•
aple-etoth-3t
To ColoorionvEs.—Quiniu's COD Ltras.
OIL JELLY. •
This great apeoifio for Consumption in feet superia
ding all others In its curative effects upon thane afflicted
with tubercular diseases, being twice as affloaroons as
the crude oil. Prepared upon highly solentifio prinoi
plea of the pure oil, and robbed of the nauseous taste of
the plain artiste, it M received into the stomach in its
jellified form, without Mastication, and is gradually dis
solved and digested, pasting into the small intestines
drop by drop, supplying the wades of the body by its
nutritious properties, and thus assisting and sustaining
nature in overcoming the disease. Approved by the
New York Academy of Medicine, and recommended bt
the faculty everywhere, this preparation is confidently
offered as a remedy for Oonsumption and all Sorofulons
affections. Bold by PREDIERfott BROWN, corner of
CHESTNUT and FIFTH' Streets ; PREDERICK
DROWN, /r., Continental Hotel; and T. W. DYOTT
k SONS. inhal.situfeni
&MING
~MACOMFES. All persons who
have boatht Hewing Machines which will not perform
the work expected, are Informed that BINDER'S Ma-
chine never fail to do any kind of work. No one le ever
ditaPpointed in the Machines of
I.•II.I3INGEN. & CO., No. 810 011Y8Tharr
Elswarearmut, Fcxi-Psoop Sens. —A very
large assortment of SALAMANDERS for sale at rea
sonable prices, No. 30i ORESTNUT Bt ° Philadelphia.
ssaSS-tf EVANS & WATSON.
Raia'as' BOUDOIR Smarm Mammal.-
- IMPROVED DOUBLE-THREAD.
FIRST PETXIIII4 AT EMT FAIR.
Ma(lcipMA Roe. 110 AMOR A 6 Agent/ wIYMeII.
M 1.2
hipORTART TO TAI LOU
The Omer si Baker Seerina-Maohlele - leeleemeY have
Just introdaaeds new and superior tbettle-Maoldne,
large size, high speed, with MOW yypprovemence.
Price SW. Per Sale at R 0.1114 dB JT STREET,
Philadelphia. fete-ti
Si AM WI 8 SAVING 11**E—NORTHVIRST
Coax= 1311e0ND SO WALNUT thiturrs.—Deposite re
ceived in small aid lame amounts, from MI Manes of
the community, and allows interest at the rate of FIVE
FEE GENT. per annerm#
Money MY be drawn by cheeks without lose of in
termit.
Ortioe open daily, from 9 until ir o'olook, and on Mon
day and Saturday until nine in the evemng.' Presi
dent, FRANKLIN FELL; Treasurer and Secretary,
CRAB. M. MORRIS.
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFRTY TRUST
Oarreasr.--Chatteretl by the Stns of Penneylvanta.
RULES.
I. Money le reeeved every day, and in any amount
large or email
2. FIVE PM CENT. Interest is paid for money from
the day it is put in.
S. The money is always wild bank In GOLD whenever
It is milled for, and without notioe.
IL Money iereoeiveo from Ezetition,,Admiliistrators,
itinordituss, and other Trustees, in large or mall gums,
to remain is long or ihort period.
' 11.-The money received from Depositor" ie invested in
Reid Rotate, Mortgagee, proud Rents, end other Ant
oine, securities.
6. Office open MISTY day—WALNUT Sheet, southwest
norneernird strut. Philadelphia. ift/A
MARRIED.
lli
o GH—BARNDT.--On the 12th inst., at the residence
enry 8. Brandt. Req. by Rev. W. R. Huokenbaoh,
PlerilOn Bigh to Ali ce Emma Berndt, all of this
of
DAVIB- I WARNBR—At Calvary' Church, April lath,
11W, by the Rev. John Jenkine,___D. D. ,
Delaware, S.
Davie, Bee.. to Miss Annie C. Warner. both of Phila.-
delphia,Pa.
MOUI,BY—BCRUC.R A RTT.—on the 9th hist" by the
Rev. J. C. Clay, Mr. George Mousier to Mies Theresa
R. fielnichartt, all of this city.
EILEI).
OALBRAITif.—On the 16th inst., Samuel- R. Gal
braith, Printel, of Clonmel, county Tipperary, Ireland,
in the 24th_year of his age.
BARRED. --4th month, 16th, Isaac Barber; in the 5.141
year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence, No. 635
' , tort ILEleventh street, 4th day, at 2 o'clock P. M. • •
BAKRAB.—On the 14th inst., Joseph J. Barran, In the
69th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend his funeral, from the residence of his
brother-in-law. Wm. Everham, Melon, above Th ir-
Meath street, this (Tuesday) afternoon at o'clock. •
Mcel.OHD.—On the 14th inst., Hannah Hance, w.fe
of John McCloud.
Funeral )rum the residence of her son-in-law, L.
Ladonms, No. 624 North Eighth street, above O•eeri,
this (Tuesday ) morning at 10 o'clock, to proceed to South
Laurel Hill,
ROYAL—On the morning of tae 16th inst., after a se
vere illness, Jacob S. Royal. in the 113i1 year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, front hie late resi
dence, Main. below Winter Street, Germantown.. on
Wednesday, the 16th inst ., at Z o'olook, at , without
further notice.
. ee
. .
mcCOR MICK.—On the 14th inst.. Thomas McCor
mick, in the 40th year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of his brother-In-law, 326
North Eighth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3
o'clock.
wATKIN.—On Saturday morning, 14th inst., Mrs.
FAlgabeth Winton, wife of Alexander L. Winkle, in the
98th year of her
Funeral from her husband's residence, No, 343 North
Tenth street. on Tuesday afternoon, at 1 clock. • •
Funeral from his father's residence, No. 1695 Deal
street this atternoon, at 3 o'alook
aNNOLD.—On the 15th inst., William Young, eon of
William end Mary Arnold. in the 27. d year of hie age.
Funeral from the residence of his parents, 412
Thompson street. above Columbia avenue, on Wedh:s
dal afternoon, at o'clock.
BAR R.—On the 15th met,. Miss Helen Barr.
Funeral from the residence of her brother; Edmund
Barr,
No. 915 Federal street, above Ninth, this after
noon, at half past two o'clock.
CAHILL.—On the 15th nut., John Cahill, ages 29
y Funeral from his late residence, No. 9111 Lafayette
street, Ninth, above Federal, this afternoon, at one
° er4i t rE.Y.—On the 14th inst • joseph 13 sonofJostph
and Elisabeth Lowry, aged B . weeks. "
Funeral NIP his Parents' residence, Lancaster ave
nue', above Belmont avenue, this morning, at nips
o'clock.
MILLER.—On the 14th mgt.. Mr. Michael Miller,
Aged 65 years.
s.
from the residenoe of his son, John Miller.
No 10 wyoming street. this afternoon, at 3 o clock. •
the lathiest., Archibald McNeal, aged
gLyears.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1004 South Fifth
street. this afternoon, at 3 o'clock. _
SCULLY.-00 the 14th mar., John Sonny, Son of Chas
and Esther Scully. aged 3 years.
Funeral from Jordan street, above Ninth, South Cam
den N. J. this dst, at noon.
THOMESUN.—un the lath inst., William Thompson,
aged 40 yearn.
Funeral from the °Mee of B. .1. Kollook, undertaker,
No. 716 South Second street, opposite Almond, this
afternoon. at 4 o'clock.
WellITER.—On the 14th inst., Tamar Webster.
Funeral from the residence of Edmund Lefferts,
Otis street. mud of Amber, this morning at half past
seven &clock. •
WHITE.--On the 14th inst., Maria, d 'tighter of Wm.
and Margaret White, aged 5 years and 7 months.
Funeral from the residence of her prirents. Warren
street, above Margaretta, West "'Madeleine, this af
ternoon, at 3 o'clock.
RIACK BAREGE ROBES, Two, Five
/skid Nine Flounce/.
Mack and White tam Olandiee.
etteet.eoloi Gros grain Mo.
alsolt Grog Orion Sam
Blaelt BornWl enctAll-Wool Baregw.
tisckSilk Net and grenadine Shiite%
' ' Black Canton OrapeNhawle
apt "I"trna a rliglia And Illytipe Karatz. 14-
Ana NI • uedde. at every-dwoription, Jinn Teo-
Waved b •
BOON tf 131)ki MOURNINIIHKORE,
mom ORMTPUT Street,
•
THE . PREM.-.PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAL APRIL 17, 1860.
ON OF
raI E 4 I I. 4 IIIIVW %vet i 46 OP
T..... Gileree4 u N Aotk . tzt.4,l 4 9,int
the TOW HAL. 1 : 31 it,T 11 DA o EV,l l li a trk,
f1,g67%"1144F?i° o'olo7 non, E.g. fie
Truetees and Alunr
'' mill meet at the Aolidedg, ro
on_to
same eventpg et I No'clock, and proceed thence * -
aeagon to the Ma
Tickets of admiesion osn be hadaYeither ofthe under
signed, , free of (Merge, ,
An eseellent band or micilaittil_hr %Vendome ,
tW OAFS, $
kEtrikliL k,MHARDT,
d.BEZ OAT B_,
Committee or Arritote i lillt _
Potion from the GAT can return it 10k, o am li p the
deem oars , and et 11 o olook by the Passenger owaY.
epti-te&fet • , ,
FRANKLIN INSTITUIE•—TAIE BOARD
pr Mausto ofthe Insiltuta are rmnientild tt_st
n' :
Me filnered Of their /MO 101101 f. tfiemper. 111f...fid
LtiArlid, from the residence or hie brother.fn,-last,
pi. Verham, Melon street, above Thirteenth street,
thug a ternoon, 17th WILLIAM.'OIOI3.
It.* 1.1 HANILTON, Actuary.
pz. A FREE CIE ()TIME —PRIBESSOR
- JA MEd MvOLINTOOI{ .O 2 1 . t I A .k i , wit Lecture pit
amnia( Disease end the use ry 0 Atelocrigit
Doors on WEDISEEIDAy E ,N 1 CS, et 8 o cloak,
at t qateoths college , ,daii, On Btreet• below
Fit . he pub li c) are invitee to &Siena, eld7 It*
fa. „y.
V. MANSFIELD. o BOSTON,
Writing tent Medium , through w h am the NAM,
have. tinewere i over r ne, hundred and even thousand
uneutiong. propounded by persons tit all parts of this
country. lemon' to t e h city. and Wilt remain _ipshort"
time, previous to Ma departure to Europe. at 0 , 10, 109
Nth EiNvENTEL Street . from P tog o'clock.
Terms, $1 per hitting. , - apli,St.,
irr121, 1 3,11E. PO F TI 7 4111 8 )1 1 E l l t el t i l t r lD V N E ) .
Soo WALNUT Street. /Wholelphia, April "
1 he-Annual Meeting of the btookholopre of the Sha
mokin he-An nual
and 'Pottsville Railroad Company
Not
held et the ;Ace o the Company, On, ttoly'th of MA Y
at 13 o'clock, wilen a Yrerndeat and six managers wz
be elected to serve for the eneulexitar.
apl6-tm7 . S. ()RIF/IMM WELLS, Secretary.
OFFICE OF TOE PHILADELPHIA
U. 3 AND READING RAILROAD COMPANY.
3 • Runt, IMO.
The holders of the bonds of this Company duo July
per can =L a ll y :A u g; t.:lll7`gilhZtliisthel l ociiiil!
he hol ers are also entitled to the benefit of a (link
ing Fund of 11(0 , 000 per annum, u esteblished by the
stookholdere et their annual meeting. Mad haulm 9,
IMO, and in pursuance ntract, entered into by
he oompany and duly r ecorded i o carry the same into
Feet. 8. ( 1 1 :( WORM', Traumas,.
CIRO A
Notice to She Hadar Of P ilado/osfa and Reading
Railroad COMpany More age Bonds, due July I, IMO.
These bond. are secured by the first veortsages on_the
rand, amounting in the aggregate to 0111.300.400. The
net revenue for tho but final year was six [lmes the
amount of the annual Interest on these bonds.
The managers propose to extend them fora period of
103111. the holders retaining the bonds end the
aeon ty of theortgages in the premise condition In
wine they are now held. Froth sheets of coupons for
the interest ayable halLyearly, will be issued,
A bonne o hs per cent. win be given to . the holders, in
consideration of their wanting to the extension, Till
bonus will be paid in Gogh to the bearers of the bond.,
on their amides a receipt and presenting their respec
tive bonds at the o ffi ce of the Comptuiy, or to its agents,
for endorse ant.
m
Forme of receipt and endorgeonent will be furnished
on application.
By l-t r order of the Dat . rd i elll 4 liNiski iirtnr.
seeietary.
isi
tIiPOST OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, PA
—APRIL lath, MO.—Notice hi hereby given.
t7nder the provision' of an ant of Co grave, ap
proved April 3d, 180, in relation to Drop Letters, in
tended for olty delivery, one pent and no more shall MI
dowsed for the receipt and del very of each letters by
FOOTAGE attaehed to this Wheel. To he prepaid by
STAMPS. N. N. SHOWPIN,
0441-lit Postmaster.
LrcTußiEs ON BOTANY.—A BOIJRSIS
of Sixteen Lectures ,on Botany will be delivered ,
t ri ortilies and Gentlemen, in the Scientific and Chun
cal Institute. 'CHESTNUT Street, northwest corner of
Twelfth, at if °Weak P. M.,,0n „PHUHSDAYB and
and
aDAYS,lANsinninic April VI, and closing June 8, and
again beginning Peptember 28. and clos ing October 6.
All the lectures will beraotioally illustrated with living
plans, and at least e i ght of them will be delivered 10
the woods and grovel; in the environs of the city. By
deferring four of the Lectures to Autumn, the ohm
will have the great advantage of studying, with an in
structor. all the flowers of an entire season. Entrance
on Twelfth street. Introduotorr Lecture free.
ap7-17t J. ENNIS, Principal.
ZrSCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANN
. RAILROAD COMPANY.—Ihe A N CA L
STING and BLECTION of the Stockholders of
the Schuylkill and Susquehanna. Railroad Company,_ll4
required by their charter. will be hold at the GIRARD
110Wi A" in the mty of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, en
MONDAY, May 7th, at 12 n'olook M, for the purpose of
choosing a President and Six Managers to servo for the
ensuing yeas; and also for the consideration of suohother
business EA may properly be bronchi before said meet
ing. ' FRANK 8. BOND,
Secretary.
MILLINERY GOODS.
THE PLACE TO BUY
OLD LADIES' ENGLISH DUNST. BONNETS,
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLS.
OLD LADIES' SPLIT STRAW BONNETS,
725 CHESTNUT Street.
OLD LADIES' NEAPOLITAN BONNETS,
CITY BONNET STORE.
LW:WORN BONNETS, PRICES REDUCED,
LINCOLN, WOOD, A NICHOLS.
MISSES' FRENCH FLOR. HATS, BRO.& WHITE,
.725 CHESTNUT Street.
MISSES' NEPTUNE HATE,
CITY BONNET STORE:
MISSES' ZOUAYE HATS.
LINCOLN, WOOD, k NICHOLS.
144188E8' MATILDA HATE,
726 CHESTNUT Street.
BOYS' ENGLISH CAPS,
BOYS' COSSACK CAPS,
LINCOLN, WOOD, a NICHOLS.
BOYS' LEGHORN HATS,
INFANTS' LEGHORN OTTOMANS,
726 CHESTNUT Street.
ftpl7-tr
PEOPLE'S
CITY TICKET.
ALEXANDER HENRY.
CITY SOLICITOR,
CHARLES E. LEX.
CITY CONTROLLER,
GEORGE IV. lIUFFTY.
RECEIVER OF TAXES,
WILLIAM P. HAMM.
CITY COMMISSIONER,
JOHN A. HOUSEMAN.
ELECTION TO TAKE PLACE
TUESDAY. MAY IST.
BAKES' RENOVATOR,
]OR CLEANSING KID GLOVES,
AND
Removing Grease and Stains from Silks, Bettina. Cloth
ng, Carpets, Wall Paper. Re.
WITHOUT INJURING THE MOST DELICATE
COLORS, LUSTRE. OR TEXTURE.
Tor male, Wholesale and Retail, by
EDWARD PARRISH.
No. GOO ARCH Street,
and by DRUGGISTS generally.
THERE CAN BE NO MISTAKE, FOR
the Instrument don't lie." No
SECOND,h any
style of ploture oall REIMER'S above
Oseen,and get an airflow) likeness. 1014
$50,000 - 7! in vest VARIOUSton Mort e SUMS, TO
C. ii. g dor,LADAY,
A lt* No. 434 WALNUT Street.
MAR, PITCH, AND ROSIN.-350
Bnr
rels Tar. 600 keg. Tar. 660 barrels Piton. 1 000
barrel' Rosin, Non land 2 and Common. store and for
nude by R
-- O VVLEY,ASIIBUR NER_,& CO..
apl7 16 SOUTH. WHARVES.
VOAP AND CANDLES -400 Boxes Olive
soap. 300 boxes Olean Poap. 100 boxes Detersive
Soap. 00 boxes LI rdraullo Candles. ISAI Boxes ,e da
mna.ine Candles. 69 boxes Sperm In store and for
sale by ROWLEY, PCS BB U NE _ CO..
apl7 .No. 16 sown, WITARVTO4.
ViIRISTY'S LIMPID BLACK WRITING
N.- , INK .—This Ink flows freely, does not clos In the
pen and is of a beauti rill permanent black color.
CHRISTY'S BLUE-BLACK WRITING FLUID—Of
a greepish•blue color when written with. afterwards
changing to a deep and Nermanent blaok, especially
ad o afit ß ed is te n r y vid
j a b n i ken A o
c it ic tou e s
o w p ri y tt i n i t u .
INK.—This
Jo; may be relied urnm at all times to give a clear and
mode copy, and is free from any rusty appearance,
bents of anst-blank color.
CHRfB'LY'S BANK /NW—Adapted to commercial
writins and correspondence.
CHRISTY'S PREMIUM BLANK BOOKS.—Premium
awarded by the Franklin Institute.
W al. M. CHRISTY.
137 South THIRD &tett.
Stationer and Blank-book Manufacturer.
anl2-ths&to
pERFUMERY.-11. P. Bz, - W. 0. TAY
LOR, Importers and Manufactnrars of PERFU
MERY and TOILET SOAPS in every variety, Also._ of
the celebrated SOPONACEOUS BRAYING COM
POUN D, which, for more than twenty years, has been
favorably known no the whole country. edo UT Wall-
Far PREMIUMS have, been awarded In the United
States, and the World Fair Prize Medal London.
E. P. & W. 0. f rrtYLOR.
Itale-lOt* 641 North Dilute Street.
ONES' lIOTEL.—The subscriber would
al , respectfully inform his friends and the public, the
he has purchased the lease and furniture of the Jone 4
Hotel. Important additions are now being _made to it•
for the eonveplence and comfort of anode. Individuals
or families visiting the city will be sure to find a home
second to none in Fhiladelphis. and every exertion will
be made to merit their warplane.
Liberal arrangements wilt be made with persons de
siring Board by the Week, Month, or Year.
mhal stwani AARON GARY.
ST. LAWRENCE ROTEL, BROADWAY
and EIGHTH Street, NEW YORK. One block above
the N. Y. Hotel. This new and commodious Hotel is now
open for the reception of guests , and will be aondnated
exclusively on the European gist". The long wart of a
business hotel, in this portton of the oity, has Induced
the proprietor to establish the prices on the following
liberal scale : rooms, CO eente per day ; elegant
suites, 81.00. With a thorough knowledge of the bust
nen, and strict attention to the wants of every wit, I
hope to receive a liberal share of_ptiblio &von
ape-dol J. H. OttuDWIN. Proprietor.
'IAMB AND SHOULDERS-1,900 Pieces
A-A. City Smoked Mums and Shoulder; also deo Pieces
extra auFar-eured Haim rot sale Dy 0 .0. SADLER do
00.. ARCH Street. 2,1 dnor clove Vrnot.
1911 Ilf. bbls. extra Mackinaw White
Aso-7 PIA, in store awl for sale
WILLIAM
ra T A YLOR & Co..
nna en n IT RMAPVIM.
TIE - KALB INSTITUTE, NORF.'S
-K.o' TOWN, PA., FOR. YOUNG MEN ANI BOYS
The Summer Session will commence on MO BAY. ti t
i» mo o April. For Disorders, oenteltiheirpert olero. ft -
dross , JOHN W, 4 ,900,
npll-Wrllla* ~,, rxmotpol,
4
POLITICAL. '
MAYOR.
NEW PUBI ; ICATION9. ``
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NEW ENGRAVINGS.—JAMES S.
FABLE& SON are lust in receipt of NEW EN
OR kV:Ave-an below.tAlware on stook a large as
gOitment of Prints for Grecian and AnnoweiPaintings,
Catalogues on application.
Saved-by a Newfoundland Dog...by Landseer, $l5 00
There's Life in the Old Dog Pet...by '' 15 iX)
Benvenuto Cellini at Foun
tainhleau........ .........by Ender, 16 00
Latimer preaching at St. George's
Cross... .... , „...,.. .Sir C. Heeler, 2 5 0 0
The Restoration of the Resolute: .by t•impeon, 15 00
Home-The Soldier's Return.— Paton, 12,00
The May Dance., Muller, 12 60
The Wanderer's Return.-- ...O'Neil, 10 00
The Crown of Glory •.- La .Mane,lo 00
The Mother .... „..VerbooktoVen, 10 02
atornengon the Higblands.........Rosa Sonheur. 20 00
Broken N0w.,...., . Calderon 10 00
The approaoh to Venice . T amer TOO
Contrition.- 5 00
The Fisherman's Ef0niu.......-..Brooke, 0 00
The Breakfast • • ••• • • - • • Sinekman 5 00
God Save the Queen.......... • ....Ward. 5 00
The Lonely Hearth................Rank1i5i, 5 00
The 5hephetde55,.................Eted. Taylor 5 00
('he Welcome 1ahe1ter.............. Starrett, 5 00
Shakspeare in his htudy...........Feed, 500
Melton fl is Study.— ped, 500
The Ar e re Layne ..,.• aed, 5 00
The We come-1n before the
Shower „, __peed. 500
Beatrice Canal in Pri50n............80ranger. 6 00
The Dancing Lesson., .............Heelbuth, 4 u 0
'I he Duni after the 8a11.............Ger0ine, 4 00
Portrait of Rosa Sonheur,.—...Dubefe, 3 00
Evangeline, (small, ) .„. .Feed. 2 00
Peace..., 1 60
The Berhn Rates, set of 5ix....... Kaiser each '1 60
The Horse Pair, (5ma11e.....-....... A ova tionheur 160
The Siesta, small).........Winterhalter, 120
The Speaking Likeness, (small)...flohlesinger. 1 20
The Court,of Death- ..-- Reniti'dt Peale, 100
The Rector's Ward ..- B urry 110
parry
Tiii; 141 - citEerceiie :..- ..ffirri 103
1 ho Morning elloripe .....T.Buoh'll Road. ,1 PO
Photographs—The 1. - eats Lay........
.. 600
Napoleon and Eug6tun,...,.., .; ea n . . 2 10_
La Belle Jardiniere. after Raphael—. ...... ..... . 1 i i i . p m e
The trotriaoulate Coneeption.... ........
La Belle Chooolataire ---2 00
n y
y of the above oroP any other Engravings, lent in
safet by mail pri. EARLEB' GALLERIES.
6a14-et a 816 uuterrsurr litreet,
- -
J OSEPH , LEA.
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Invitee the attention of the Trade to hie Stook of
• COTTON, WOOLLEN,
LINEN AND PRINTED GOODS.
MADDER PRINTS.,
New light and dark spring kyles, a great 'variety from
MESSRS. SAM'L SLATER & SONS.
BUTTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
hIONTRBELLO COMPANY. Also*
VIE ATLANTIC CO.'S MOURNING,
Including many new standard Pattern,
NEAT BLACK & WRITES, PIMPLES, LAV.'S, &o.
SAXONY & SIMPERED PLAIDS, & SIDEBANDS,
BSTYLE S LACK—AND GRAYS, AND CHOICE DUSTER
WOOLLENS.
FANCY CABSIMERES and DOESKINS, &ore
FROM ROCIO' COM., GLENDALE COM., NEW
ENGLAND COM., CRAW FORD MILLS, BROOK
DALE AND QIVORD MILLS.
EBERILS_RDT & SONS'
SUPERIOR SLACK DO AAKIN AND SILK MIX
TURES,
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/ODDS, COO., C'animaratts,
oomorlyink one of the beat stooks ID
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AMERICAN LINEN COM.
CRASH, SUCKS, SHESTINGS; he.
' TAIL DRY GOODS.
REDUCTION.
20,000 YARDS OF •
NE W SPRING 'BILIKS•
. BELI4INGI AT A
GREAT REDUCTION
e
FROM COST OF
IMPORTATION.
THOS. W. EVANS da Co.,
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LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS.
NEW GOODS.
All the TIM Aline 00W am, and aotuktautly Nablvini
every !leveler.
PLAITED CORDS, ALL COLORS.
ORNEE KNITTING BALLS.
EMBROIDERED CUSHIONS.
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS,
BEST QUALITY SHETLAND WOOL.
GILT BRAIDS, TASSELS, AND CORD&
R APSO
TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORM,
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art•3m
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THIS MORNING!, AND DURING TAR WHNK
NEGLIGE CLOAKS.
In Great Variety, at the
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM.
J. W. PROCTOR,
1 No. TOS CHESTNUT !Street.
WARD I UBTON'S.
1004 CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH,
SOS SOUTH SECOND STREET;
. Damn? SPRIICII
SILKS,
RIBBONS,
FLOWERS,
CRAPES,
TARLATANS,
ILLUSIONS,
RUCHES,
AND
LACES.
We have just opened our Spring Stook of the above
goods, and feel confident that they cannot be moaned,
either in etyle, quality, or nrice. apl4.4m
OUR STOCK OF LACES IS UNUSUALLY LARGE.
W . P. CAMPBELL.
NO. 1.124 CHESTNUT STRE E T.
SPRING CLOAKS
AND
MANTILLAS
•
NOW
OPENING DAILY. •
Embracing all the N WEST STYLES sad Choia►et
Matenals, at the
LOWEST PRIDES. apt -at
CLOTHS, GLOMS,
OASSIMERES,
VESTINGS.
An assortment of the above at
SNODGRASS Si STEELMAN'S
No. 32 South SECOND Street, above CHESTNUT.
Or Also, PLAIN and STRIPED CLOTHS for LA
DIES' CLOAKS. ap7 metalled
1 RENOII FANCY GOODS FROM THE
AL" late 'Urge A notion Sales, at very reduced rates.
Mode Crape D'Espang, 26 cents,
High Colored MIMEOS.). :Scents.
Mode Satin Bar Bareges, St cents.
Satin Stripe Mode, High ColOragt 3 , 73,1 con t,
and Blank Altimeter'.
New Style Silk Striped Same", H cents,
Griattle Silk Poplins, 44 cents.
Printed do.. 60
Poniard Silk , and Chattier.
Richly Printed Satin Bar Barone%
Paris Lawns and Organdies.
Lupin's All Wool Detainee. •
Gray Goods in every variety.
ANeat Molmire, . /km
full stook of Stella !Shawls.
Barcelona, Cashmere. and Thibet Shaw*
FOR FRIFN De,
With the usual stook of Cap Stag, Book Muslin, and
liendkorehielk,
TA RLATSNES kc.
Black Silk Mantles Lust from ADAMSk.
CHARLES ilk BON,
apl4-stutritf EIGHTH and ARCA Streets.
PHILADELPHIA SPRING GOODS.—
SITARPLESS BROTHERS have received an ad
mirable Stook of new Catnips, Travelleries ; snob as
Griaatlla. and Camilla*.
Panel Bilks from auoticel,beloer the coat of importation.
Handkerehiefs, Hosiery. Cravats . Embroideries.
Plain colored. Black glossy milts, and neat Checks.
Gray Popelinea in every variety; Chine and Plaid
Organdies. Grenadines, Lawns. and Chintzes.
Muslim; Flannels, Quilts. and Furnishing Goods.
Irish Shii tins Linens of the best bleach.
Shawls. Cloaks, Lace and Silk Mantles.
Goode for Friends' wear, She) Goode, Rolling Cloths.
COOPER CONARD
Invite attention to the largest kook they have ever
offered, oomprisine,ln part,
LADIkS' CLOTH fILOAKB
Of Plain, Striped, and Mixed Clothe. all of the new
est patterns and material, of up in the most.
ELEGANT AND ARTISTIC MANNED., •
and to cell at very tertennable rates.
dILK MANTLED
. •
ere in proportion. and will be reedy in few days.
M
LACE POINTS ANDar MANTLES.
k_
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR,
Embracing' the followini yrs
A brat-rate $ 3 Blank C l oth.
Black Clothe of superior quality for $1.50.
Finer brides of Stack end Mixture.
PINE BLACK DOESKINS.
Fancy Ceseinteree for young sante.
Soya wear in great. variety,
LIGHT CLOAKING CLOTHS,
First rate, at III. 25; better od', $1.50 and $5.
COOPER & CONARD
ap7 B. E. NINTH and MARKET 'Sts
THORNLEY & CHISM,
Call epeeist attention to their Stook a—.
SILKS
SHAWLS.
DR138 4 GOODS.
CLOTH DUSTERS.
SILK MA ren,Rs.
BARGE AUGLAP DUSTERS AND DRESSES.
olio to the Lolled Stook in Philadelphia, of--
irenoh Lace ;burnout'.
French Laos Picoolommies.
French Laos Eugeniea.
French Lane Shawls.
French Laos Pointe..
French Lace Mantles.
French Lace Tslmss.
Cambria Lanes. Chantilla Laces. ku" ko.
BOUGHT FOR CASH
We invite attention to our Stan]. Goods, vig
Best Family and Fronting Lanane.
Best Shirtms, Sheeting, and Pillow Muslim!.
Sprins and Summer Flannels and Casstmeres.
Mixed Cloths, Slunk French Cloths. ko., &a.
Best }Lid Gloves, Silk Gloves , Rosary, Linen, Hand
ke'rohiafs, Mo., tco.
Northeast corner EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN
mhgt THE " HARRISON SCILDI NOS.,'
SHARPLESS BROTHERS
Are offering, at Retail and Wholesale,
TIM M ENTIHBaTOC[ OY
BTELLA BRAWLS',
At a Reduction of 30,per cent.
apl3 CHESTNUT AND JLIGHTR hTRR,STB
SPRING CLOAKS AND MANTLIS
S. V. R. HUNTER has now open at his new store,
No. 40 Bouth SECOND Street, a handsome assortment
of Bilk and Lace Mantillas, with a general Mock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; among which will be
found a variety of cheap Foulard and other Silks, to
Xieh he invites the attention of his old customers and
r ends.
D.—Bummer Silks as low as 37 ()We ; also. Tn
mar.tmei and nine-flounced itarege Roam
apl3-60 No. 4 U South SECOND Street.
D RY
GOODS, ADAPTED TO PHILA
DELPHIA PLAIN TRADE.—F.YRE & LAN.
DELL, FOUR nu and ARCH Streets. have this son n .
as usual. a stock of Goods (IN ADDITION TO THEIR
GAY STYL of the first cleft'', and neater deems..
tons, adapted tn
PHILADELPHIA PLAIN TASTE.
Very neat Foulards.
Neat Harem and Lawns.
Quiet Plaid Dress Silks,
bubdeed Colored Silks.
Non-committal Lawns.
Restrained Style Calicoes.
Mode Colored Silk Shawls.
Plain and Neat Caasur eras.
Plain Mitts. Gloves, Mkt's. &e. apl2-tf
POPULAR TRADE. CITY RETAIL
SALES.—EYEE & LANDELL. FOURTH and
ARMY titreets. have tbia season m a thet to have
&stook of Goode of the Ilist quality andof most de
cided good tame.
ADAPTED To CITY SALES.
Richest' Spring Silks.
Magnificent Flounced Robes.
Little Flounces, and many of them.
Grenadines. richer than nrihnnrir.
Organditi, Dames. and Fonlarda.
The nen! style Equine' Paramus.
Black Silk new shape Mantle.
UlackLatie Points Burnell& Sta.
lIRISHLINENS. A fresh. invoke of
SHIRTING LIN RNS direet -from the inanute
hi d
rers, RICHARDSON, SONS, & tilff.D.EN, of Sell ,
Jef.reeeived.
niece (Meditate selected expressly for our family
trade, and are guarantied free from. any admixture of
Cotton. PERKINS & CO
, , dopth Mat* &net.
WANTS.
_ - -
WANTED—A Situation in, a clothing,
v
cleated M the ba asa byteau person for meat years 00°1
s Southern ffit7 on hie own ,
anoint. thtiefsatory teettmantals so to ability and,
oltotater. Address ''ELEALSON," at this office.
1107-4t*
WANTED -- A Situation at Carriage;
Spl7-Stmama Bristol, F.
WANTED—A Situation by a married.
V V man, having experience in the oostvion
nees—o said &would/int, and sequelqed with the,
wholesale grocery btinness. Andresen P. II." this
of ay 17-It`
ANTED-lii a Wholesale lions; a;
Tv Salesman acquainted with eity and near country
y Goods and Notion buyers. Address Good flatary.''
flood's Diapstok. apN4t.*
VVANTgD. —A young lad, sixteen yeari
old. wants a. aituation in a Wholoula Dry_ Onochi
119ner. Good (ay reforenoe Oven. Azldres• " 1C.," ,
this office. avl7-8t• •
WAN TED—By a competent Salesman,
Fels i':4l ° A; e n v n e d i tl'i• e rgdi n ,.ll ° . v . e il i xixl l
ot 1 .
oor gateman, collector; local or tmvelling_agent, or t o
sell gooda
onn,
coma:lli/ion, Or o th enrire. - Reliable ode
referenoes given. Addrese " Butane's, 23 t onthEilitith
street. lt•
WANTED. —An experienced Book.
keeper, who is willing to devote his whole time to
the interest of hi , employer, wishes a sitastion mit
mercantile, manufacturing. mining, mechanical. or
other business, in the city or elsewhere, Basra citr
referenoe given. Address "T. H. 11.," Blood'e
patch.' I apl7-6tql
WANTED—A small lot of CYPESSB
LUMBER. Apply Box 1141 Post Offioe. aplB-2t*
WANTED—By the Ist of May, an mil
gagement is a Wholesale Dry Ooods House by
an efficient Memnon, who can inliaenee fair amount of near eash add four months trade. Addreu " Bales
man." at thin office.
WANTFID —A roan,' who can give the
very beet of reference. to cot se a Porter in a
etore. One who understand. the Proviwon business Pre
fetred. Address •' foam" at this otloe.
WANTED —l,OOO Ladies to seta for
DE ROSE'S great book. EVeff 3 , 01113.Viaa and
mild ye this
woman contemplating hoty wedlock eh
book.. Enclose:a cents to Box Ed, Philadelphia .0.
fe29 Ira*
FOR SALE AI9D 'TO LET.
el TO LEt —A Three-story Brick Store
seised adjoitungWaTehouse, on Eaat side of WA.
TER Street, neer Walnut street. Also, two large
Office., woh fire-proof eloeeta, ou South aide or WAL
NUT Street, between Water street and Delaware
avenue. Apply at the Moe of the Philadelphia and
Trenton Railroad Company, So. 208 South DELA
WARE Avenue, up stairs. apl7•6t
gft TO LET—A convenient House, con
ma! tran s located, to a small family. Rent taken oat
In Board. Address Doctor," Press Office. aplT-2t•
TO NURSERYMEN AND FLORISTS
For sale a . large lot in the Boothweetem section of
t i ' leVo . r w e e s l irde t te d e f ags lu K r .r"a 'e tWolgre m . :01-f
RENT—To a Physician, Dentist, or
Teacher of Piano, a handsome Parlor. AvZly
MO PINE Street. apl7-3?
FOR SAL well-located Lot of
ground. Irfeet front by 130 feet deep, to s.lO-Coot
street. Sltnete on TENTH Rtreet. above Brown. Ap
ly to J. E. WATERS, 327 WALNUT Street, ree apl7-3t ,onn
floor.
A SMALL ORGAN FOR SALE LOW,
EA- mutable for choral or leotnre room, omuneting of
Bee stops. of excellent quality. Apply at 321 South
TWENTY-SECOND Street, to
JOHN C. B. STANDBRIGE,
apl7-It° Organ Builder.
T 0 RENT—The Coal Yard, with office
&West and Stable, et hutted on the Readin Railroad
opposite Mansynnk. 'Apply at No. 14S North
street. ap16.24*
ILGERMANTOIiN.-FOR SALE,. OR
TO RENT—STONE COTTAGE, eight rooms; Gas,
Water, Barn, Stable, and oue acre ot Ground, hand
aomely improved. Apply orl the place, MAIN Street,
third house above Mr. Carpenter% or of
8. ENDELSON.
opl6 31. IP BANE Street, (up stairs.)
FOR SALT----A HANDSOME FRO
mei FERTY, in Germantown, within a few millet.,
walk of the depot. Fine garden, with hot-bmis. Abun
dance of Fruit--Orayee. and plenty of shade. Stone
House; gee and water throughout. stone Stable. Large
Lawn.
Terms very accommodating. and possession siren
when resumed. Apply to B. B. COMF.ItYS.
cpl2-if at the Philadelphia Bank.
FOR RENT OR SALE—Two pretty
Cottages, Stables, eta., four mile. north of Second
and Vine street.. Ten rooms and half acre lots each.
City property taken in part payment. Also, handsome
Oottase lots of one to five core.. H. F. SMITH, 4t
Sonth SIXTH street, (second story.) oplt-ISt
BOARDING.
PRIVATE BOARDING.—Very superior
accommodations can be bad in one of the most
delightful locations in the city—nitighborhood of 'six
teenth and 'Walnut streets, An entire house, with
Parlors and dining•room on first floor, all communica
ting, with elegant bed-rooms, will be let tp a party of
gentlemen, with breakfast and tee only, if desired, or
to families, molts or separate. Unexceptionable re
lemmas required. The houses. for !masts and con
veniences. have no superior in Philadelphia. raffles
preferring to furnish can do so. Please address
t.i.." Press Office. npl4-13t*
BOARDERS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
the summer months at a pleasant farm boom in
Chester county, within a short distance of the railroad.
References given ana moored. Apply, at 811 SaN
SON Street • ova EIGHTH. apl3-6t.
PERSONAL.
FOR EUROPE.--Having been appointed
Agents for WM. WILLIAMS & CO.rs-Traness
-1841"° r ..ritriMA n , o ; r 2J2Vris to , &r:!!'"
For all Torts of Europe end Asia, at prices ;-
dentedunprec in this city. OAKM AN & co.,
sp2-3m No. S! South FIFTH Street.
REMOVALS.
p IOTOGRAPHIO REMOVAL
MOO f .l
PEOTOGRAPE AND DAGUERREOTYPE
GALLERIES
Have been removed from ON to 910 CHESTNUT
Street, above NINTH, over Itobraeou'a Looting-glass
REMOVAL.
R. & G. A. WRIGHT
Inform their friend. that they are now bested in their
new and swims building. No. 524 OUROThIUT Street,
where their unmated facilitiee wit enable them to add
fres l h indueements to the Trade to vigil their new es
tabishment.
We have opened nor NEW STORE with an in
creamed variety of DRUGGIST'S ARTIOLRS, to which
branch cf our business we intend to devote particular
attention, having made arrangements in Europe to be
supplied with all specialities and novelties as they ap
pear.
Our PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT will continue
to receive our beat attention, and we assure our friend,
that no exertion will be wanting to produce, as herato
fore, a variety of new, elegant, and succensful design,
every swum, the auality remaining unrivalled
Sincerely thanking alt our customers for their kind
patronage, we hope to offer new inducements for its
continuance.
R. & G. A. WRIGHT.
April 9, 1800. aplo liner
jr . E. KNO.RIt ea CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, ETC.,
HAVE REMOVED FROM
121 WALNUT ST,, AND 21 CIRAVITII
ro
631 MARKET STREET,.
Four doors below SEVENTH. north side. mhlo-1m
11.„PEMOVAL.--MALL & CHANDLER,
WHOJAISALE GROOERF, he removed from
68 North SBCONO Street. to 3.13 MARY ET Street,
above Front. north aide. ty
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
FRENCH DRESS GOODS.
JOSHUA L. BAILY
INVITES ATTENTION
A strrEas ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
Including
PRINTED BAREGBEL
SATIN PLAID BAREGRB,
HIGH COLORED BAREGEB,
BLACK AND MODE BAREGBB,
BLADE TAKERTINES,
HIGH COLORED TAMERTINES,
MODE TAMERTINES.
BLACK AND MODE CRAPE, D'ESPAGIvE,
HIGH COLORED CRAPE WEBPANG.
PRINTED CHALLEB,
ELEGANT FLORIDIENNEB,
GRENADINE BA REGES,
AIGUBSELINE DE CHENEB,
CHINTZ MOUSBELINE.S,
CRAPE MA RETZ,
PRINTED AND PLAIN DE LAINFS,
BLACK AND MODE DE LAMES,
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES,
FOULARD BILKS, -
BLACK GROS DE REINES,
BLACK TAFFETAS,
From the great
AUCTION SALES.
TO OPEN Tills DAT.
NO. 213 MARKET ST.
81)1241
TERRY, PRIOE, it 00.,
tie* MARKET ISTREST.
IMPORTICRS AUD 70131816 Olt
CLOTHS, CABBILMAREI3, Pco.,
Have now on hand a large and welheeleoted Moak,
whioh they are prepared to salt at the lowest market
prices. uthddm
A. W. LITTLE & CO..
SILK GOODS.
No. 826 ILtRKET STREET.
te3-tm
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & 00.,
1111 0 01421111 AND WROLESALE MIALBUS tr
DRY GOODS.
: :XfINMINN, WRITE GOODS,
GLOM, OASSIMERES,
SWEETS, STUPYGOODS, ao
jaWitgit xo, MonsTG H Ot strut.
41.MINEMENTS,
WHEATLEY & ARGU
EVERY EVEI
STR.F.NN2
N THEATRE.--TRITEVRNING and
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.!
THE ROMANCE
OF
A POUR YOUNG ALAN!
THE ROMANCE OF p p P OOR YouNck MA
THE ROMANCE OF A roan
YOUNG MM
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG AN:
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG IR AN:
THE OF A ViOR Yourqg MAC.. I"
THE ROMANCE GP A POOR YOUNG MAN!. '
Reins secured sin dayn in admen. - -
WALNUT-STREET ,TBEATILE; •
v w dole Lessee M. A. GARART'TSON
tato Manager M. iterx.R.
mune** Atent-- .Mr. JOR. D. MITXPAY.
MISS HERON'S FAREWELL TO AMERICA.
TH.IB (TUESDAY AV.W41.1411,3. aprA
Will be presented the new play, in 3 actin entitled
maRIA DE CHEWAtEDBM.
Duke de Cheyennes. Mr. Wallack; Count de Cattier,
Mr. Showell: Abbe tionni, Labote; Marto do eild.
velem, Matilda Moron.
To conclude with the popular Coined", entitled
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
Mir teen
Admiral Minam onsual., Mr Timer ;Lt Kingston, Mr Kitsch.
Pr ea u
Doors open at 7 o'clock ; Curtain will rise at half
putt
EARLE'S GALLERIES,
, . .
Old tafEBTNUT Street.-
ticoi on Exhibition , for a Yerr:firw dare, Mr. 8 5 h 5 5 6 '
sele s great Picture of
GENERAL JAORPrON BEFORE JUDGE 'HALL.
New Orleans, 1815. sustaining the levant' his CountrY•
as he had defended her liberties in the geld.
It contains moat reliable and interesting Portraits of
nearly forty prornmentpereonares or that day, co , tented
with great care by Mr. e. S. Redenberg, daring the !sat
three years. Exhibi tio4br Daylight.-- -
Hours from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Adunssion 25 cents.
IV A T lON AL THEATRE--WALNUT
I STREET, above EIGHTH.
BRILLIANT 4ND ENTRUBIASTIC RECEPTION
of the Queen Star of the South, and Philadelphia
v°rite, ROSTRA - HOWARD AS CAPITOLA,
ROSINA HOWARD Aq CAPITOLS,
And the popular Comedian and Dramatic author, Mr.
H. WATKINS as GIN , WEL WOOL:, t e Bortek..! Smack!
Id. WATKINS IaPREI, WOOL, &morel
GREATEAT HIT EVER MADE TH/S CITY.
GREATEST HIT _EVER MADE IN THIS CITY.
THE HIDDEN RAND, legr THE HIDDEN BAND.
THE HIDDEN BARB- niAll THE HIDDEN BAND,
GRAND COMIC DRAMA OP OLE VIRGINS ,T
HOME PICTORPS OP THP. NORTH AND SOUTH,
Dramatised by IL Watkins from a brilliant Lodger
Rpromme, and pronounced by the press and public of
~HE BEST SOIMERN PLAY EVER WRITTEN!
Large and delighted assemblagesarc nightly moved to
team, and convulsed with laughter by the suffetings,
trials, and miraculous ESCAPES of the elnaii capriole. the
seyin-comic rage of Old Nurrioane, and the irresistible
matk l yrovo bine odditieo of Gin . ret Wool. -
LIBERAL SCALE OF PRICES: DMA Circle end
Parquet. 25 cents; Family Cuele.ls cents; Orchestra
Chairs., 60 cents; Seats secured only in Orchsstm and
Private Boxes.
CHAMBER CONCPRTS —"ELEVEN TII
SEAl3Ol l l.—The MENDELSSORN QU INTETT
CLUB. of Boston. have the honor of announcing to the
musical publio of Philadelphia that they will give TWO
CoNCERTBef VOCALand INS FR UMENTA C 1.6 3-
SIC MUSIC, at the Rooms of CRICKERING bc NON,
SOI CIIRSTNIJT Street. on WEDNESDAY end
FRI
DAY EVENINGS. April 18 and 10, assisted by the
distinguished Vocalist.
MRS. J. H. LONG. -
.Elingle Tickets one dollar each, or paokages of fear
begets for three dollars. May be obtained at nil the
Mosta Stores and at the door.
Conoerts will con menea at 9 o'clock precisely. a plB-Z t
INAUGLTR.A,TIO N BALL OF TUB
" GARDE LAFA.YETTE," at the NATIONAL
&mut - No, RACE -street, below Sixth.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, Apnl 23.16 M.
Masters of Ceremonies. •
CAPT. JOSEPH ARCHtAtBAULT.
Lieut. EDW. GROW BAN, I lent. EDW. D. ROUSSEL.
Floor Manager—JULM M. NI ARTLN.
Nee l y...of Committee—E. FOLtOT.
Tickets can be obtained of Messrs. John Thor:lM7. 311
Chestnut street; A. Lefore r 36 Booth Fourth street;
Edw. Christman, 702 Chestnut street; Edw. G. Rous
sel. 116 North Fourth street. . apl6-8t
LAST - WEEK OF SIGNOR BLITZ,
TEMPLE OF 'WONDERS,
TENTS AND ORESTNIFF STREETS.
LAST WEER
of the Wonderful Magician mud entriloquist..
LAST r. - EE R
of the Learned Canary Binh, Bobby, and anbantablnv
Rope Dancer.
Exhibitions every EVENING, commencing_ et ni
o'clock. and
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.I
at S o olbok.
Admiircion 95 gents. Children /Semite.
A-T-M-ODONOUGH , B pALETIM3-- - RACE Et.;
below THIRD.
STAGE MANAGER.. ` . .HERNANTA
ENGAG.ENIEferO ;his
Celebrated
FELIX CARLO BALLET
The above Troupe will appear EVERYVENHiD.
They are the most wonderful per formers living, e&t
were received on Saturday %rumor with the moat en
thematic applause.
HERNANDEZ:
And the talented Company appear. - -. •
Fon appearance of
T.BE oCARTYJIRPTHERS.
T hNTY-SEVEN FERFORhIER&
CIE/MANIA "01WEIESTRA.—Pubho Re
hearsals every SATURbAN, at MUSICAI
HALL. at DK o'clock P. M. Tlokets to be b a s t
Ahe ndre o 's, and Book et Lawton's Maude Stores, and a 4
t dor. Ja2l-Ane
QTEINWAY & SON'S NEW PATENT
OVERSTRUNG GRAND PIANOS, SQUARE
GRAND. AND.SQUARI PIANOS. -
13
LASIUS, BROTHER,
laerl CHESTNUT Street.
The appended earn, copied from the New York Even
s Post, demonstrates conclusively-the high itremation
In which these pianos are held by the hrstnrttetsof
New York, who, thongh desirous of exhibiting their
skill, preferred martyrdom to the sacrifice of principle(natio.]
SRN DRAND AS TH2 ACA DEMI OP
music. •
At the concert on Saturday evening. Mr. hiker ap
peared before the curtain, and stated that Mr. Mills had
refused to play his tole, because the Chickentig piano
Provided by the management of the Academy (in an
cordance with it:hostages contract) did not suit him.
The facts of the ease are lamely these: The under
signed were eaoh to bave played a so;o. They bad es
tented a Steinway grand 911//30 fhr the rules°, and this
Instrument was afterwards acct, up to the Academy os
Music, tuned, placed on the stage, and made ready for
use in all respects.
The public 'hook, know that in every city of the world
tt is customary that artists select the instrument which
thew think best ealettlated to driller their powers A t
the Academy, believer. a diterent relePrevads. and
they are, it seems, eirmee , ted to pier only on what the
manners choose to POI wit. At the last moment; we
were told that we must conform to thus role or hot play
at all. We preferred the latter alternative : not out of
disrespect to the public , , but because we fel - Lhst vie
could not give the satisfaction we wished to give if we
played on a strange instrument. If there had been no
other piano at the Academy, the case ought have been
different; but, with the instrument We wanted eofora
our eyes. the refusal to permit it to be played upon.
seemedlike a deliberate effort to place as in a disad
vantageous light before the pantie
p. L
H JOidIEION
lAA.
S. B. MIL LS.
tnl44-stathl4tl
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CLINTON COUNTY LIFE AND GENE
RAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
PLATTSBURG,MIBBODRI.
Chartered in MO.—Authorized Capital,
DIRECTORS!
H. Whittington, Winslow Turner, T. It. Dradler.
George W. Culver,James H. Birch, Jr.
H. WHITTINGTON, Prim..
T. N. HOCKADAY, See. and Treas.
Special attentionßani to Collection., and Mona.'
romptly remitted. Business solicited. mh.23-3in°
THE ENTERPRISE.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF F.EMADEPHIA.
(FIRE INSURANCE EXCL'USIVELY.)
COAFIANY'S BUILDING'. S. W. CORNER
.evURTH AND WALNUT STREETS,
DI.RECTORB.
Moznizeki L. DAWSON.
Gs°. H. 811fAILT,
JOHN H. BROWN,
B. A. PhIMISTOCi t
Amnarcv D. 0404
J. L.p.H.RINGEft.
RD ARR. President.
retarY.
F. RILTCHIORD BTLItRs
WILLIAM AIcIKEE,
N.u.nao FaAzusa,
JOHN M. kIOOD.
Bum. T. Dicr,
HENRY WILKILION.
HATCH? ,
CHARLES W. COME, Se
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
tos CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED APRIL Me BF
THE STATE OF
PENNBINNIA.
CONFINED TO FIRE: AND INLAND RISES,
ID Aleroas
ssmuel Wright, D. li y Birney,
Wm. W Walters, J. W. p n tmaD
ChM. Riihatihan, Henry e, Jr,,
Ge 0.... West, • Jeoob . Stout,
0. Wilson Dams, Dram Morne,
Whoa. S. Martin, Menke Sten.
GEORGis W. DAY, Pmfid,erat.
'JONATHAN J. SLOCUM, Vine Praia
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. annual'. Jan -tf
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COLPA
NY.—Authorized Capital $4OO 000—CHARTER.
PFPETUAL.
Office DI o. 3 WALNUT Steat, between Third and
Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Tote Company will insure against lose or damage by
Fire, on Buildinge, Furniture, and blerchandise gene
rally.
Also, Marine Insuranoes on Vessels, Zargoes. and
Freights. Inland Insurance to all pane o the Union.
DIRECTORS.
Jost Maxfield,
rt
Dr. Gorse N. Ecke.
Btakiston,
Wm. F. Dean,
7. K. Baum.
I.SHER,_President.
. DEAN, Vice President.
an3-tuths:f
Jacob Esher,
D. Luther.
L. Audanried.
Davis l'ilarson.
}.tor Sieger,
JACOB
WM. F.
W. M. SMITit. Seoratary.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
00.51PANY OF lam YORK.
Assets:
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
mvaflanlllßPT NLoiItiQLGES ON HILLS, lIITACS
WORTH OVER 413,1100,00 U.
The laminate ere LOVER than in many °that 43011tpti-
Idea, and the Dtvutende have been GREATER.
Title is a 'strictly !Amnia. Cerany. Tee re re
atoakholdeva, ao that ALL TUE PROIFITC
BELONG TO THE INSIIRED.
Pamphlets. and evory information, may b had
imams, on application to
F. RATCHFORD STARR. Agent
6. W. corner FOURTH toui WALIWT dtreeitt.
PHILADELPHIA. REFERENCES:
Thomas Robins, John Welsh.
Mordecai L Dawson, George H. Stuart,
6cor,_ ,, e M. Stroud, E. 6. Whalen,
John .6 Myers. J. Fisher Leandatt
Joeoph Patterson, . William C. Ludwig,
John M. Atwood, Artbu , ( Coffin,
Thomas IL Powons, Hoorn° W. Toland.
William McKee, Thos. Wattson. initi.lyir•
DIEDICINI-kL
INDIGESTION --DYSPEPSIA.
HART'S DIGIRSTIVE.
CA purely Vegetable Preparnlton, reliable and satisfac
tory. It etreiwtheus the stomach, give* ease to paina
thronphout the limit, reinsimoratmg the whole system.
In a short time it will sweeten nu offensive breath, and
will eflootivilty deetroy wiggle by removing nit impure
matter that creates them. Bole manufacturer and pro
prietor. 1;:. HART. Soli. also, fIODGON.-N. E,
corner of TENTH and A IR:H i and other Drugzista
throne bout the city and country ap9 12t.*
WEST INDIAN BITTERS.—These
• v cele
brated Bitters aro meeting with general favor
They moat effectually end permanently cure all di‘or
dere arising out of a want of proper tone and health eel
action of the digestive organs. • They are highly recom
mended by the faculty of theenneipal cities of the
United States end Europe for the speedy cure ot Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint. Nervous .Dehility • Fever ar.d
Ague, Be. THOMAS F. SRA ()LEY.
Principal Agent.
mh.1941M S.W. corner SIXTH and SPRUCE Streels.
CARRIAGES.
OP TIM PLAIMPACTIIIIIII OP
WILLIAM D. ROGERS.
KEPO3ITORY,
NO. 1009 CHESTNUT STREET. N 4.1011,
HID-tout
AU TION !—ASTROLOG !LOOIr..
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GIVUND BROWN ZINO—For sale by
P.TII MILL & BROTILER, 4744449 Bonk
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