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CENTR EVILLE COURSE.
OTTING AND PAClN Nc.
TUESDAY Jure4 IA, at O'Clock r. M.-Pune sloo, Two
Mile Hea's nader the saddle.
}. W he pes eaters. '.'.' 80 '''b DE- me
A. T., uckiiu - ,.....'.''. snsfha
~ am m ............ hr :. ka,ier
Immedatriy after Purse $50 for Ptcirg HyI1s Mile Heats
best th 20 i've ia ha
) Wheel lev ent. rs..... JOHN & Cshrun
ID. simmons - .........' -. '''' - IN biilY
W M Vile ..,...........b IN Asgy Down.
VIM " he III roam N AIRY Suten .
A Purse of $50 viii We given Mile Heats beat five
un'er The saddle re for trorE hes that vri wo prIse
of thirty del II June ST. 10 clee tuesday
hrs n, moys 70 ,ke a rsce is ale
rm of earn vii, tart inn siia,ey after the tie
To'urg train Will also leave aie The Afostine
for The South Ferry
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Shipments, bales :. 2OO2,o7s l,495OOo Dec 5e7,07s
The shipments this year up to the latest dates are sol
OTIS bales less than they last while the foreign inn
portsons up to this time this year. at least double
what they were for the same period last.
The movements Of produce the canals of this State,
end on the western lakes this year. compared with last
show very extensive increase. The receipts at Buffalo
from the West and the shipments East are this year very
haayY
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Coal Trade.

The shipments this week on the increase, having
reached 20 446 TONS and prices beginning look
little It is nlso rumored snys the Pottve Jonrns
the st inst that the Canal Company propose increasing
the price of toll to so cts tom the LIST OF July and
OF course the Railroad Company will make correspond
ing increase.
reghts remain the same as last week to Eastern ports
and vessels plenty both at Richmond and
schuylkill
Freghts to Philadelphia IS 10 cts TO New York 81 "a
a ST so.
The shipments from the Lehigh region up to the 18th
of May, amounted TO about "a 600 tons.
SENT FOR THE WEEK ENDING ON THURSDAY EVENING
BY Canal BY Railroad
Up Thursday night Schuylkili Haven 57l5 I!
louisville and Carbon 0.002 Posville, $3.50 OF
schuoihiii fiaveu..... 1899 ---
Little Schuylkill, 49,. l,45o oSes 0.
- Per last report. 1903 29i o.
1l45i --
Per last report,.... 67,i2i lie 100 o.
872
Aggregate ........ 100 g72 o.
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RACES-UNION COURSE
49, EXTRA JEAiNe OF AVS will nm 10
~ the Races on Tuesday nj Wednesd,y. 4th asd
9Th las ant irsvrg Rroohl n half pct 0 and II
- clock 7 ckrts rs cents sch -,
m \ ~ OF the Rae, the Union tourTe the Cars VIII
ROC ed 20 In, urR Cou win passenger. At one shilling
A tn ec he r he Cars viii return Passengers {"
Er,'Lf,,n a. sh,e, All u,ps 2l.rc
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PLEASURE EXCURSION TO THE UPPER
LAKES

LAKES.
ssrsesss - The ST ambOat WISCONSIN, e. aptan II.
-st rg}s Rund III, will le,ve Bsf 10 Mon ay III.
Isl day Of Jay next, it 'cock. y
fxcafson OF Pleasure the Upper Lakes, visiting all
the important aces on axes tne. Huron ard Nl,ch'
gap, Including Green Bay Ample ure viii be al fdet
the passenger for visiting Ma ireln Bay, Mtuion
si,ndE Miiwauss Racine. Southport aid Chicsg -avi
the Il ton, rla berretu TpesdaY rniag Jaly
9-h.
The Wousln the largest boat the w Lakes aud
propelled by powerful low ebgineis aud is
finished 10 thu modern style Wit upper cabin composed
Irrly ea furnished equal
heat in the world
God nd Of Music will accompany the Loaf aud
ton viii b. m,de % NAVE the pleasant to those
board. For panagea plg to
3 CaRO, 1913 Broad At New York.
f. s PNOS5r.k, g9 Pier. Albany
NOkTHkOP u HAY WARP Rochester.
CEESr',N X EVANS Buffalo.
HUBBY X HU Mss. Cleveland
GRAY LEWIS Detroit
PuH,io May a., 1874. jus 25ts m
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NEW YORK. ALBANY AND rRoY STEAMBOAT

NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
LINE.
..NeaNrs - FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Morning
Line from the foot OF Barclay street iaodins
SNs--~tH(s.0E-at mediate places.
ne s.ame, EMPIRE, Captain 8. X. Roe, this
ming, o'clock.
The steamer Troy, Captain A. 0orhsm, tomorrow
motu,as al u clock
Evening from the foot o; Coor-ndt stte~t direct
The t-s,ser sW Allow tipraiD n. Mclean, this
evso'ng, At 7 u took.
Tn .Ssner ALBANY. Captain II. B Macy, tomorrow
ev.Hin. at 7 o':io,s,
The B,ats this Line owing their light itaugnt Of
able ali ne bars, and rseh Aibsny
and Troy ample time TAXI the Of for
the
For pss,sgc eiatt apply hoard. a. Offices 'he
whirv.a Iuj
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FOR BosTmmn6, yiA,>an pcR !, IND Pr iDENCE
PhOVIpt>CF ST.
A~l - Ihv NV ), sod ,plend s,e,meT New JER.
K--@- DOT Of 'uclsy 3, Get iaoTth sidej on Tues
He,u.o days from New York fnesdays, Thursdays and
Saturd From proviuenoe Tor New York via Newport,
Mondays Wednesdays aud rdays, immediately after the
uysl of The 81 a. beat train fiom Boston
.h, New Jsrsey nd srlend boat has large
ber Of elegant and fixed the beat ole
...i.r.,tr.1
freight sage, apply he Captain, board,
Mr.. o Miurin, 10 Wall street, mia 3m'rc
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o. SPRING, MEDICINE.-At this season of the year
every one should purify their blood. We advise sl to
use Comtock sarsapara the cheapest and best article
ever offered to the public for that purpose in diseases
arising from impurty Of the blood, as
Chronic Rheumatism General Debility
Scrofnla. Kings Evil, Frrptions of the Skin
Mercntial Diseases, Swelling of the Bones
&c &C. at 81 Courtandt street. New York5O cents per
bottle, or 81 per dozen.
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CO A SURE EXTERMINATOR FOR REACHES
end bed Bugs may be had at 81 Courandt price
Is cents.
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I.EECHES, T,EECuESi

lust received large supply very fresh Swedish Lee ches
by the pack hip SIR Isaac Newlon and b. the ship
phani from Hum1ug
Aiio 90 co.. Sy Leechs. received by the ship Trescot
aud for sac wholesale and rets At III, lowest price, by
q. }. kEslDiNAND n CORA,
mo I'm rc impart-rs Of Lsr.hes. i,a Nassans IT
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90 THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR
sAPARlLLA, GENTIAN AND SARSAFRAS, prepared
by the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy,
sab!sLed for the suppression Of quackery This refined
and highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
lying qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
IL confidently recommended by the College, infinitely
superior any extract OF Sssaparlla at present before
the public, and may be relied certain remedy for
all diseases arising from impure state Of the blood
snch as scrofuia satrheum rngworm, blOtches PIN
pies ulcers pain in the bones joints nodes cntaneous
from the secondary effects Of syphilis inudicous
use OF mercury.
Sold in single Bottles at. ......... rs cents each
IN Cases OF haEa-dozen Bottles, So 50
" one dozen 90
Cases forwarded TO all parts of the Union.
NJ BA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Once OF the College, 95 Nassau street
w. s RICHARDSON, NJ D.. Agent
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PH..Io,s NEW xoRK OPERA HOUSE.

ADJUSTMENTS.
PAIMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
Pys5 n s. g: ct ' sen nSs:s al
LEADER OF THf. ORCnEz InA... $40; RAPETTl |
''in''i sE NE n q Of Pi siGS6R fEfozz
WEDNESDAY EVEN No. June 9Th.
Lucia n%Ss 81 s:1 oi fasa A.Soa
Lord Henry Ashton. $500 80 SIG aIte.s
Lord Arthur BScklsw ss Benefit
RAYMOND, ...........sig A Mayer
Norman .......'.'''.''"'''' N N
~t. from sSs ofs aS ~ Ssa'
S s. season 's'
Sc Tor the ..a.on-noi transferable '' y =.
Stage Manag 'r''. -. -. 49,. - ''' Ny. wells
beau newly arsased and htted ~ IN and arr
IN full operation. Glsht aud day
PARK THEATRE.
Boxes 80 Cents Pit. ., ..allsry LEX
Mr. Geome vsnderhoa-h St nisht ofhis Engagement.
THIS EyEGNINS a., JqY. VII be performed MUCH
To conc with foRTdNlo
CHATHAM THEATRE.
sore, as e. y ~ IAN Cent?
I JINs fxAS iS EN ssG x ''m~'a'' wi
f f. s;sss s tx EES Y TH'RDE
NIBLOs GARDEN.
OPEN yOI tn sUNNla.a SEASON
The 'A'''''in%fs VII Il p 1gir u. os direction of
THIS EVENING, J%qrSv.s, ,ss, v i be produced
Or the Daughter Of the Regiment
M.ssssy:M. Bum r., f;en,rs,i; .M .;! nss."'
ua Th. ss 1.:a Of NJ co dis .Sd 20 M
ere w be sEsn % & ~ s.S asco" and all I'M
fn.u The len The
FFEy o. .seo..
Of weather, az he Grand Ee%G.e from s5GsTsy 70 hf s
from he TOP and sides ess be a. notice
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Msn hi
'D %g ySsp;? MaGfc !. AND EENTRnoQUrsMus
All % aSsss 70 h State
up for % s
Fe imposed If parier mace silver satin
"0'u' ~ TEMfIE OF ENcHANTMENT
wv viii aud nd
m les sn S'Sa on
's'''A' THEATRE PRICEs-No INCREASE.
Ds" 50 cent?. 0' ppsr sos. s ds RI ss"
price to U yna er and Lower Boxes. '@" '''
f ss do S. sGa
| VAUXIlALL.
Acting Manager. Ma Ima sage Manager. Mr. Waicot
The Pabc i, respectfully informed that the Saloon will be
MONDAY, sd JUNE lsH. ,.
rsss S $; e e ss of an
| FOR-TiMM 10!
| And Her Several Gifted Servants
| Timm-io, Mrs Timm t ongbark :. Mr. Walcot
The other servats by the ~htl. OF fled mpAny.
A'si T.s Sy 7 s. ed
S i1.s Fosy
| An intermisaion of half an hour.
The it'll tho farce OF
| WHO'LL LENU ME WIFE
Mrs OScrew Mrs linn Hgnia' Miss Z Hon
Addlebrap... MIR Wa,cot rem Scud. Mr. Bruntoi
O'Clock precisely Private Boxes thre dollars each (fo
six persons Season Tckeis, , doila,s each.
ViRispt Police Office viii be const unity attendance.
ka Cars aud Omabuses and from City Hail. pass thu
Garden till midnight.
Tickets, IS cents. J3ec
lKNICKERBOCKER BOWERY AMPHI
| THEATRE.
CHARLES T PARsLUt., respectfully announces th,t h
has ased the above establish which viii
| o eaed on SATURDAY EVENING, June 8 for season q
genuine Ballet and Pant mimic 4 musements Ladies an
enemen tesiroux OF e4gerg will april between ih hour
OF 10 sud4 or by tier. add rssed to ih- Theatre "a Nec
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ERtAL GARDEN.
N ID Z f r. L Ii A /. Il.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,

N.
AND PERI r U A l. FAIR,
Corner Of Broadway and Ann opposite the Asor Hous
7. +. BANNU M,.... ..MANAO
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KNICKERBOCKER BOWERY AMPHl
THEATRE.

CHARLES PARsLOt, iesytct,ully announces thIt he
has ased the above establish which Will be
o eaed on SATURDAY EvkNING June for season Of
genuine Ballet and Pant mimic musements Ladie. and
Gentlemen tesirouk OF will appv iba hous
OF 10 nd or by tier add rssed ih- Theatre ia 3t-c
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GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS.

GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS.
90 -,,sI fe.S:S, 'TH6MAs sxISSSP Cap.
Bank, he eaon commencing Monday . June next, Thus
best materials her hull being entirely Of lave oak aud
csder; and considered equh boat in The Unoo orea
therefore place confidence
this vessel Her regular days will be Mondays, Tuesdays
Wedt esday., Thursdays and Fridays Of each week
rsmaniug the ranss sshi:ient time to G;e Places
Of stopping for passengers, Amos street "a ocloct
Canal street. ~; Catherine terry, Brooklyn, %; Pike
street, "a Pier No. l. North River, ga Miners Lower
Dock Staten Island aud Fort Hamilton each wcy ao Ting
passengers time view forhc ons returning viii land
Pssepgers the pIacru. h,mbems,ds will b,
tendance, who viii every attention to the iad,es Amer
ce!et band OF VIII he boat daily
will BE- board provide Inns small cha &c Bait
will b. ndance aud furnished ats Thee
sched the boats which selsc
have by applications without ch hose
who prefer bringing small with bring them
Pier No l. y. L., charae wpl be made for tos
fxcellea refreshments III furnished board Fare for
the whole d 81 ursiaa, 30 cents.
HENRY + RIELL
NOTCEIn order mahe the above sxcursions every
agreeable bern fremed qusite sitersons
the boa, Comfort If the 2egsby
hr, tip il p0sYoued unu Thursday, tie Gh June alter
VIII ch viii run her regular days as above named
m28 lws HENRY h. ri LIZ
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Office and Consu,.ing OF the College ab Nassau
etrsel
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SOMETHING GOOD AND COMFORTABLE

Extract of letter from gentleman Of New York
TO his friend in Baltimore.
''' - DESTROYS, on my return North, to re-
main few days in the " monumental city," | took
lodgings, upon the recommendation Of friend, who
has travelled this continent over at the DID, respect
ed, and time -honored edifce, long and favorably
known throughout the country, as the F" Fountain
lnn," which has recently undergone thorough
renovatian II would be superauous, in this age
of improvement, when that great monster, the
public, is served with much fidelity, and in
genuity and enterprise evoked to devise
modes, and carry out improvements in every oc.
cupation Of life, where the bydra-headed beast is
conference.-the relate aught respecting the usual CON-
forts nowto be found in nearly all of modern hotels
Suffice ii to say that the Fountain Inn" is whit
behind the best of the age be located it where il may
The chambers are furnished forth excecntly; the
attendance is prompt, and cheerfully rendered, the
hosts, and heir more immediate assistants, kind and
gen,lemanly; and the board spread with both Gle
gance and pIoluseness. Do call there, should you
visit Baltimore, and be Judge yourself, if It's not
Ills Sc, down. Col w. w. Dix, whom at present
thou knowest not, thou fail Of becoming ac-
quainted with. He possesses the urbanity and genu
inc politeness of gentleman of the by-gone days
with all the and polish of the modern he
is from the South believe. The junior partner, Mr.
A. l.. Fogg, we of the North are well acquainted
with. He is thorough going individual, and min
giles, with great industry and business tact suaviy
and frankness that is winning him hosts of friends
There lis one otLer consideration which may
have weight. AT this Fountain" from
which many comforts flow with an unceasing
stream, they have scme consideration" for the less
worldly affairs of one and although first rate accom-
modatons at reduced and reasonable rate are rem
dered man has need to dip his dgits SO deep
in his pockets far the rngent al other and similar
establishments.
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MI Il. GEORGE X. GLIDDON, formerly United
ltl States Consul for Cairo in Egypt, and author
of Series Of Chapters early Egyptian History,
Archaeology, and other ubjec's connected with HE
roglyPhicaI Literature" ('New World" press,) will
commence course of four Lectures the Pha-
raohs of Scnl tufe" and the Memphie Pyra-
mids, at the Apollo Hall, opposite the theatre Penn
sylvana Avenue, on Monday evening 22d January,
at half past O'Clock. The course will be contn
a, the same place and hour on the Oath, 2Gth, and
29th January.
Each Lecture will be accompanied by splendid pic
toraI fac siniles of Egyptian Sculptures. As each
discourse will be concluded by o'clock, P. M the
Lectures will interfere with social
Tickets and programmes for sale at the Bookstores
Of William Fischer F. Taylor, and G. Brooke, the
Avenue, and at the door oft Apollo Hall.
Teams -Gentlemans ticket dollar and half;
iady's ticket seveniy-fve cents-fn the course Sim
gle admission at the door-genteman fifty cents la
dies twenty five cents.
ian l5-eod
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NEW GUITAR MUSlC.-Just received at the
| Y old established Music and Stationery store. on
Pennsy Avenue two doors esst Of 18th street.
VIM. FISCHER.
Thou art Loyelier-music by Austin Philips
Listen dear Fanny-music by Mr. Hill
Emblem Flower--musc by N. Andrew Baldwin
Oh give me back my heart again,-by =. Wei
land
Prince Alberts March-musc by Philip Ernst
Happy Moment now Returnibg-music by F. Wei
land
Oh forget not the time when delighted ! met
thee--by X. G.. Shriyal
I've wandered aiar fIom the land Of my birth--by
h. G. Shrv,l
Oh sing to me one song of thlne-Music by G.. +.
Romani
The Wreath-by N. Andrew Baldwin
Knckerbocker Quadrilles
Harkl Farest, Hark by +. w. Rosalier
Alpine March-Galy the Troubadour-by Mat
tco Carcassi
Air from Don Juan do
Blue Bells of Scotland do
Three splendid Harps on sale, FOR few days, at
Stationers' Hall dec III
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JUST PUBLISHED

A N ESSAY ON STATE RIGHTS, by Estwick
IA Evans, of the North and for sale at the Commits
sion store of MIR William Marshall on Pennsy lvana
five cents.
The author, also will be happy TO receive orders
for copies from citizens and strangers here through
the post office, and from posasers and other gentle
men abroad by letter, free of postage, and enclosing
payment.
The object Of The ,cork is TO define ard illustrate the
spirit Of Institutions aud Of liberty and to renorae
our political elements.
The author has been bonored by the names Of the
President, Heads of Department, and the most dis
tiDguished members of the House and Senate, toge-
Their with citizens. The work will be transmitted
with all fidelity and promptness
Washington City, Jan l5-dlm
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T AW NOTICE-The subscriber having recently
IL removed from Baltimore 10 this city, informs
the general public that heretofore under the old
Convention, he will attend to the prosecution of all
CLAIMS, under the recent Convention with MEXl-
co, that may be entrusted to his care.
He will also practise in the Supreme Court at
Washington, and in the Supreme Court Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Written opinions will also be given on cases pre-
scented to him from any part of the Union
ian G. 6t DAVID HOFFMAN
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MERCHANTS MAGAZINE
AND COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

AND COMMERCIAL REVIEW
Established July, le53, BY Freeman Hunt Editor and
Proprietor Nine sel annual poli.ss Of about 6Oo
pages each, completed.
M the number for July, 1913 commemorative
w nth year Of The existence Of this standard ,,,
od'cai IL Is the only work OF the kind in the world
and although mainly devoted TO The interests AMI
wants OF the commercial and business commun ~ IL
as become an Indispensable work of reference 10 The
STATESMAN anu political economist Its contents en-
brace every subject connected with commerce and ma
'sa,iohi agriculture and manufactured currency
ana ranking Die and marine insurance; mercantile
biography mercantile and maritime law; The laws
and regulations OF trade including nj dacs;on.
ia the different courts OF the United States G,.s, RI;
tam, &c. j with practical essays on commercial Law
including insurance, partnership principal and agent
bills OF exchange, sale, guaianiy, shipping and con-
tracts, and obligations IN general.
The Commercial Regulations, Port CHARGES. Tar
Ills, Commercial Treaties etc, of all nations with
which We have commercial intercourse with all slter
atoms in the same, collected and published from
time To time in this Magazine; which is also the re-
pository for full and authentic Statistical Tables of
The Commerce, Trade Navigation, Railroads, Ca
mails, Resources, Population Banking or Currency Of
the United States and the principal counties Of the
world, including their Ply steal Character. Produc-
tons, Trade, Seapor,s, Moneys, Measures, Finance,
&c.
|, has been, and will continue to be, the aim of the
Editor and Proprietor of the Merchants Magazine To
avoid everything Of party POLITICAL sectional bias
or bearing IN the conduct of The ~ork-opening its
pages to the free and fair discussion Of antaponistc
connected with the great interest, az Com
merce, Agriculture, Manufactures, and the Cur
rency.
The Merchants Magazine is published at New
York on the first Of each monih at i've dollars per
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set Of the work, handsomely bound in full cath
er, may be examined at the Subscribers bookstore.
complete up 10 the present time, in nine large octave
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any charge for binding
Individuals wishing to subscribe for the Mag azine
fol 1874, will please hand their names ind address
with the subscriber, who will their works to be
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Post Office in the United States "A
F. TAYLOR,
jan 10 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS, just opened by

1N r. TAYLOR.
The Boys and Girls Annual for 1914, volume
small quarto with numerous engrayings and pro-
fusion of reading matter from the pens of the best
writer's
Robin Hood and his Merry Forres,ers, / volume
small quarlo, with beautiful colored engravings.
The Youths Keepsake; the Evergreen; Peter
Parleys Tales of Adventure.
The Child's Scrap Book Christmas and New
Year gf."
Pailey's Book of Poetry the Juvenile Naturalist,
or w alks in the Country.
Paul Preston's Gymnastics, Sports for Youth,
Fairy Tales and Popular Stories from the German.
Holland. Farewell Tales, and large collection Of
several hundred varieties of the older works embrace
ing all the authors generally esteemed the best for
youth
small supply Of French Juvenile Books just i'm
ported direct from Paris by the advertiser, got up
and embellished in a very superior style.
Colored Toy Books in great variety, Souvenirs,
Pocket Bibles, Albums, Portfolios, Drawing Books,
&c, &c, for sale al the lowest New York and Pha-
delphia prices in every case. dec %
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GWentg-Etghth congress.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.

Several Executive communications were receiy-
ed and ordered TO be printed. Among them was
one from the President, transmitting in answer TO a
resolution, a copy OF the proceedings of the court
martial in relation TO the Of Lieut.. Buel
Mr.. MOREHEAD presented several memorials on
the subject OF postage and commended them TO the
notice Of the Post Office Committee.
Mr.. MERRICk said the Committee would do the
subject ample justice. lie thought there was false
impression with regard to the franking privilege
II was not the Thanking by the three hundred mem
beers Of Congress aud the Departments what consi.
tuted the great evil Ii the ranking power of the
fifteen thousand deputy postmasters. He minated
that the Committee will report in day or two.
MIR. BAYARD gave notice of bill TO establish
naval school,
After debate the bill for the i'm
proyement of the Fox aud w iseonsin rivers the Sc
nate went into an Executive session, and afterwards
adjourned.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.


"WEDNESDAY, January II, 1874.
Present as yesterday
On motion of Gen. Howard. William Smith, Esq. 4,
OF Virginia, admitted all Attorney and Counsel
Ter Of this Court.
No. l6 William X. Hanson st al plaintiffs in error,
John H. Eustace. The argument Of this cause
was continued by Messrs. Gullou and Fulton for the
defendant in error
Adjourned Till tomorrow, IL O'Clock, A. nj.
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FRENCH CHINA.

FRENCH CHINA.
THOMAS PURSELL has just received and
Il opened nine ofthe above articles such as
Coll.band and White Dinner and Tea Sets, and
pieces detscbed-whch will be sold low for cash or to
punciuaI Customers. lie solicits call from bis
friends and the public a, his store, opposite Browns
Hotel Pennsylvani, avenue.
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17
THE FREEMAsON'S MONITOR.

JUST published, In one volume, with many engrav-
ings, containing delineatlon Of the fundamental
principles Of Freemasonry, operative and speculative,
as well in religious a moral view, with exPlana-
tions and plates of all the embems of the various de-
grees compiled and arranged from the best writers
with additions, notes, masonic songs SC, &c.
Just received for sale by
jan +. TAYLOR