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Any postmaster or other person, wishing to see y as a specimen, will be farpshed by address sng inc publisher, post paid. Editors copying Will he entitled to an exchange for one year.
 'e GEORGE R. GRAHAM, sa
 No es fHestaut Street, PhitulelPhta.
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E2NGksa Esn0EZgs,

EUST received, per steamboat Paragon, gdneral s5 assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS of every de- scription. Also, Cap and Letter Paper, Quis, Steel Pens, Ink Stands, States, Ste. Stc.
 H. N. ALDRICH. D ECEIVED,-50 cases of Boots and Shoes, of a EG superior quality and finish, which can be sold cheaper than the cheapest by
 LYMAN MITCHELL April l2, l6i5 Stiff
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CORN. ID DECEIVED on consignment, and for sale, h 25O bushels Corn, 10 bbls. Whiskey.
 OFFICER & SMITH. March 26th, 1915. 2S-tf
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THE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

THE PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY COUR-
 IER H'h he largest Subscription List in Me Vorld!!!
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HRaTEins aRaaI Engaging. D ECEIVED, per steamer Arkansas; -E0 % pieces western bagging, 20 coils do rope For sale, low, on consignment, by
 H. N ALDRICH. Feb. P, ISi5. 22-tf
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Isefvants to Hire.
 .ad a, s;s, sIr the balance of the year, two wo- Be ,.s sili servant; all more or less acquainted aSce S'N-ior further particulars enquire '--saPrll 23 lS45. 32-tf.
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HARDWARE.

nF every description, such as Collins warranted NJ cast-steel axes, drawing knives, augurs, files, knives and forks, coffee -mills &c., at
 LYMAN MITCHELL s. April 12, lS45 3l-tf
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EEs G.s, SC. Ql0 LBS. round and square bar iron, oOV TOO lbs. horse shoe dc 800 lbs slab iron TOO band do 5e0 lbs spring steel; 50 plough wings, l bbl salaratus 35 bbs. superfinc flour, 10 boxes cheese G boxes mould candles, 26 boxes No. soap; 20 bbIs apples, 2S boxes window glass; 10 bags coffee Received and for sale by
 VIM. B. WAIT. Little Rock. Jan 8. Is45 l2-tf
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< 5cHAIT q x co. Cotton Factors, and ,eommlssion and Forwarding Mer- ,s saup street, New Orleans. |. q, JACOB BRAKEMAN. s.E. BELKNAP.
 eui, lo44. S-lyr
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hr,s 0OB BE'OEgR
 asth at this Office with neatness and
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tiues, peltries of all kinds, Beeswax
 su' al the highest cash market price l,s. H. MITCHELL. A 1 13-tf
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L.4DIES FANCY IND LATEST STYLE OF
 BONNEFS. A LSO, good assortment of ribbons and fancy "A articles suitable for the present season, justIe ceived, per steamer Wabash Valley, by
 H. N. ALDRICH.
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PERMITTING asABDgEEs.

H'ESENKEINGE EEA HDETEG. ID ECEIVED on consignment and for sale at cos E N and freight.
 v bundles Printing Paper assorted sizes, also boxes Oranges,
 6 Lemons,
 OFFICER & SMITH. March ,, 1915. 25-tf
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THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER

1.-THE BLACKwooD OF AMERICA" :" Fire Dollars Year, iR .4drdnce
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This increase is only about fourteen per cent the in
in the receipts last fall those for correspon
ding period the previous year ranged from thirty to forty
per cent A proposition has been made by the Western
Railroad Company for union with the Worcester Road
The interest of the stockholders of both roads, and the
convenience Of the public, would be increased by an
amalgamation of the two companies. meeting Of the
stockholders ofthe Western Road held in Boston
Tuesday last, and committee appointed to confer with
any committee of the Worcester Company, to devise
bring about this union, and report plan for
the There have been somany difficulties between
these two companies, arising from the charges for tn
transportation Of freight and passengers and the danger
Of future arrangements in their arrangements
great that amagamation of the two roads into
company would add much to the market value of the
stock. --1@~ e-a -a.~--
has not been largo last but trust the decrease
will not be large proportion throughout the
the returns thus far indicate
r.. rs sss sj:s s1ss Tssi' -.
AT Albany and West Troy, ION the
AZ Ill s SsSs9 oes., Ion down 4Oo'' ''''' %
e sa29ss 70 a,a5i % os27o 81
will he seen by the preceding statement that the toll
produce coming to market this year. for the Sd week
in May is equal year, and fifteen thousand dollars
than in the corresponding week in is4a The tolls
merchandise going from tide water, are about
thousand dollars less than the spondpg week last
year. and about 800 less than in ls43
The financial condition Of this State and the policy Of
the government in relation to hesate been pref
ty thoroughly overhauled in the message the Go.
vernon, in returning the Appropriation BILL and in the
addresses othe members Of the Legislature of both par
ties to their constituents The address of the whg
be reviews the present condition of the State debt and
congraulates the people upon the probability of being
eventually relieved from the immense debt hanging
them 1t endeavor to throw the odium Of contract
ing this debt upon the democratic party and take
themselves the credit Of having done all in their power to
prevent the accumulation of the State liabilities II IL
represented that than ten millions of the present
debt was before the wing party into power
in is3ethat in the Canal debt was created
by the construction Of the Genesec Valley and Black
River Canals and the enlargement of the Erie Canal al
Of which were authorised prior 1892 The wing ad-
dress also ates that all the wing party have done since
1899, has been to provide means to comply with the
provisions Of the laws auhorisng the construction Of
these canasthat during the session Of $780, the Canal
mocratic party now, made special report suggesting
and strongly urging the necessity for such enlargement
of the Erie Canal should afford adequate capacity for
he Western trade THAT they might have a guaranty
that the productions Of their industry would nnd through
canals cheap and expeditions transit to the Attain
clothed. accordance with these views, a law was
passed authorising enlargement and that the work
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There was report yesterday in the neghborhood
OF Camden, that Peytona had been bought by the
not give credence TO it. II is more likely, that
sum of money has been paid to allow her TO run
over the track belonging to the party alluded to.
Up to late hour last evening, we received little
or no additional particulars. We saw several indi-
track and parts adjacent, who could give us no fur
Their information. We have every reason to believe
that the worst Is now known, and it is hoped
that it will be lesson to proprietors of courses, and
others, for the future. The public require some
thing like security Of their persons, for their money,
at their hands II this is neglected, very heavy
sponsibility lies with them.
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FRoM KINGSTON, JAMAIcA.-By the Forester, ar
rived yesterday from Kingston, we have papers to
the 9TH nt about days later than last received
by the way Of Charleston. The intelligence is not Of
considerable moment to readers in the United States
however Interesting to those who watch the progress
Of events IN the British colonies especially in the Gulf
There are IN our files minute details of tho
currcnfof events in St. Domingo but their interest
purely Of aocal character Haycn state papers are as
voumnous and bombastc those of Mexico but dread
FULLY uninteresting.
Passengers by the mail schooner Lcy at Port Royal
from South America report that they heard prior TO
their departure of fearful avalanche the effects OF
which had been felt both Atlantic and Pacific sides
i the great and central Cordillera of the Andes The
descended in fearful quantities from the Paramo de
tuz (Which situated the western side Of the plains
destroyed large and populous district II is supposed
that twelve hundred lives have been sacrificed by this
fearful caamty.-N O. Pic, May II.
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dsphs Single copies for sale above daily at O'clock
The WEEKLY HERALp is also for sale every Saturday morn.
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" All the and cheap Publications for sale their
tablishment issued, wholesale and retail
20 With the exception Of paper, the Herald" read
much perhaps IN published that
city afording avaluabe medium Advertise
ments handed the half o'clock will in
the Herald next day. .
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NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE We gave yesterday
the particulars of the melancholy accident at Cam
den, exclusively. Not single paper had the ac-
count except the Herald. Some of them promised
to give the particulars when they received the after
noon papers. We alone gave the full details yester-
day morning. Mia fNa slt3
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RACING INFORMATION GIvEN-One of our agents
in Newport writes the following note:-

DEAR srn--will you please drop me line stating
how much money the winning horse took up the
between Fashion and not $40 900 aside
If so, the winner pocketcd $4,000 clear. There
many little bets in our town this statement and they
have agreed to rest by your decision. line left with
Judd Taylor, No. Astor House, will be forwarded
newspaper agent here and take 140 Of your papers
per week receive budget from there every morning
win you give q statement in the Herald; that will
settle oil dispute. have something pending myself
though small
twas SIC, 900 aside, or $4,000 in all.
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FINANCES OF YALE CoLLEaE. by the annual re-
port of the President and Fellows of Yale College,
presented to the Connecticut Legislature appears that
the total amount of receipts the past year 1876
10; total expenditures $27,149 Co.
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VIEW YORK HERALD.
The Weekly Herald.

This publication will. this week, be illustrated
with beautiful engraving OF the New York Pilot
Boats con wind" &c II will contain the usua
amount OF interesting matter, together with shor
history of the pilots.
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STEAM SHIP GREAT WESTERN is now in her thir-
teenth day with thirteen days later intelligence
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MONEY MARKET.

There very little change in the stock market to-
day. stonngton, farmers Loan, Pennsylvania S. Ken
lucky 6s Long Island and Canton closed firm at yester
days prices Norwich Worcester went up per cent
Reading Railroad II Erie Railroad fell off Morris
Canal 1 vicksburg I; Harlem /. The transactions
not large and the advance of yesterday with
difficulty sustained.
The receipts Of the Western Rail Road Company, for
the week ending the Gath ns this year and last as
follows ss
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:" DR. Felix 0Ournutl's fnr-famcd NIe(licn-
ted Soap evves beauty oongs Of Youth and
adds TO those charms which have held in bondage
tnce Mis-, Eve Of Eden smiled Mr. Adam Of the same
The editor Of the Boston Post poverba for his fue taste
and skfal il every thing that appsns the i'm
infexibity in recommending article unless de-
serving praise s therefore, with feeling. PRIDE that Dr.
Gated soe for curing all Injuries and benishes The
produce numerabe testimonials coroborate his
tions But be careful aud purchase il New York
way Half price, fraudulent limitations underworld 70 be
urn yo My m ra s,on "a hsBssnst
deiphis Carleton Co.. LoYeI Bliss. Springfield; Myers
ALBANY. n I Il
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y fALao's OPERA. HoUsE.-This Theatre will he
!eohed this evening By the Ethopean Minstrels when
they promise change il Programme to those VIII NAV
honor them with their presence. Aa'
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The CHINA SouADRoN.-The Columbus and the
Vmccnnes cleared out yesterday morning, but did
not sail, as was expected Mr. Everett and family
are passengers in the Columbus. He went on board
from the Astor House without any parade or for
mality. The vessels are anchored on the Quaran-
tine ground, and are expected to 60 to sea to-day
about noon, in tow Of the steamboats, Sampson and
Hercules. The Columbus will be absent from
eighteen months to two years, and the other vessel
double, that time. Ns. st..sl
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More Important News from Mexico.
The southern mail of yesterday brought still latel
intelligence from Mexico. 1t will be read with in.
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Mn. Polk AND THE VAN BUREN-WRIeHT PARTY
The Aitany atlas denies with considerable ner-
| sousness OF manner that MIR. John Van Buren, made
my bitter illusions TO Mr. Polk 5 administration. II
3 not matter of any consequence whether he was
'weet or bitter towards the Administrations
The spirit of that and other movements, as well as
he feelings ofthat portion of the party in this State
re well enough known to be bitter towards the ad
ninisraton of Mr. Polk, as isquite manifest in their
movements and deliberations on the subject of the
Custom House and the denunciaton Of Mr. Polk /.
and the impudent opposition made by several of the
wards IN this CITY, ~
These movements and dehinciations are indeed
beginning to produce confederation in the demo-
cratic party itself We understand that preparo
tons are already in progress for strong opposition,
as soon as Congress meets, to the confirmation OF
Benjamin F. Butler by the Senate, and also tothat of
Elijah F. Purdy, together with all those who have
been concerned in the recent ward meetings, either
directly or indirectly in reference to the Custom
House If the ant-Van Buren, Wright party thus
organize itself, for the purpose of setting limit TO
the influence of that faction, and if it carry this
movement into the Senate of the United States, the
rejection Of Mr. Butler may be easily enough effect
ed and with him all connected in the present rebel
lious and opposition movement. This is the natural
result and the usual termination Of the proceedings
in reference to Mr.. Polk and his administration, re-
Gently developed at the meeting in Albany and the
ward meetings in this city.
Avery beautiful fight will thus be produced be-
tween the Van Buren, Wright party and the honest
adherents of Mr. Polk and his administration in this
part OF the country The result may be, instead of
the removal of the Collector of New York, the re-
lection Of those who have participated in these de-
mandatory, dlctatorial and insolent proceedings
With the aid Of the wings the Senate, the anti
Van BurenWright party could very easily effect the
rejection of MIR. Butler and ali who have attempted
in this region to impede the free and independent ac-
ton of President Polk. -4 aae.a
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EDWARD FoRD, the man who shot an auctioneer Of
the name of Low, at st. Louis some time SINCE was
recently fined ten dollars for beating his daughter in
brutal manner The Organ states that the daughter
upon visit to family related to Ford member of
which he is at enty with and consequently forbid his
daughter to visk there Ascertaining where she had
been during the day and being greatly exasperated at
her disobedence went to herchamber evening and
assaulted her with stick inActing several blows
cd beating her with leather Straps until her Of
murder alarmed the neghborhood and attracted large
crowd about the house. Ford arrested and taken to
the calaboose Miss Ford is the person who unfor-
unaely connected for time with Low and his tragical
death by the hands of the father Of Miss f. fresh in the
memories Of our readers. s
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STEAMBOAT ON SARATOGA LAKE.-We notice that
this beautiful sheet of water is to be poughed up by
steamboat this summer. The Saratoga Wing says :
The steamboat now being bull near Saratoga Lake, will
lie ITO feet long She will be launched and commence
her trips this LIST of July next and make the circuit of
the Saratoga Lake GO mes) frequently each day. She
will start from LOOMS Lake House, at the northern ex
remity Of the Lskeom thence she will the
White Sulphur Spring, the east bank Of the Lake
thence to Badgleys South Lake House, at the southern
extremity of the Lake
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Commissioners who presided the Department and
was to alter and improve tho law that the
plated change was proposed. m
y AID MassERoLg considered that inasmuch as numer.
GUS abuses had hitherto existed in the Aims House and
money was squandered to considerable extent, such
change In the law, giving the power Of appropriatng
the funds would check such abuses as had been com,
in relation 10 -four and
abuses. rfH
AID. MrssERoLE again contendcd the experiment
ought to be tried.
4Lp BENSON considered it would he dangerous to
place such unlimited power In the hanls Of man.
who, If he wished could tyrannixc the community
ALP MEssERoLE again rose, and considered tha at all
would take the responsibility Of voting in favor Of
adoption.
AID: HEsnY moved to take up the ordinance, and
moved to amend sections 3, and 8.
The ordinance appears to be carefully drawn, and well
dgested in the Committee who reported The following
are amongst Of its principal provisions which
ed unamcndcd-saye that which relates superntend-
en Of outdoor poor" which is reported as amended
There shall be appointed by the Common Council one
laws ordinances, and resolutions Of the Common Coun
Gil all the transactions Of the Department. &C.. who shall
be known and distinguished the Commissioner Of the
Aims House Department
No person shall be admitted into the Aims House De.
darment. without the written permission Of the Commits
sioner or Magistrate Of the city IT, on application il
shall appear that the applicant for admission is legally
settled elsewhere, entry shall be made in separate
othe legal Settlement 81 such person IN order that the
proper estimates may be made Of the expense Of such
description oil paupcrs. fc Ell
Ofihe Superintendent of the Outdoor Poor--There
shall be appointed by the Common Council suitable
person. who shall be known the Of the
Outdoor Poor and who shall receive annual salary
OF one thousand dollars and other emolumcnts per
quisites, or compensation whatever he shall give
bonds with sufficient security to be approved ny potn
Boards, In the penal sum Of two Thousand dollars ana
shall hold his Office during the pleasure Of the Common
Council.
There shall be appointed by the Commissioner Chief
Clerk to Aims House Department, who shall receive
for his services one thousand dollars per year, aud no
other compensation whatever" GN, 49,.
The Ordinance, after certain alterations In Committee
of the Whole was adopted before the Board after which
the Board adjourned after long session (of nearly
hours) at l2l o'clock.
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United Kingdom having siyed in New Bay on ths 9Th
u the or board the feel their duty thus
disposition manifested them during their passage from
Enssnd to America BY Mr. Francis Tenon, the able
mander Of that ship And long will that gentleman together
with the whole ofhs .hp . Iensnbssd y ls
The attention offfeads aud smigrants.
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CAUGHT AT LAsr.-It will be remembered that
about two years ago, great excitement prevailed in
Massllon, Stark county in consequence Of black man
known as the Rev. Mr. Mercer committing rape upon
Awhile woman the wife of respectable citizen of that
place. Mercer was arrested; but managed to es
cape from his captors and took to the woods He
afterwards reported to have been shot, and inquest
held upon his body, which it appears,
aay the excitement Through the vigilance of several
gentlemenh Rev. gentleman has been found, and by
letter just received from Sandwich Canada West this
ebony villain is in confinement at that place. ready
to be delivered up TO the Ohio authorities. Clepeland
Piaindedier