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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

The pilot boat Romer arrived at New
York on Saturday morning al O'Clock
with dates from London 10 the l0lh, ant
Liverpool 10 the lllh ull., and her new
was Immediately brough! by Express it
Phiadelphia for the Ledger.
The attention OF Parliment has not
been formerly directed 10 the State Of
the Oregon relations. The dispatches
rent over by our Express boat Roamer
had been laid before The ministry, bu
no time elapsed 10 show their effect.
ParIimen, is engaged in a Coersivt
Bill for ireland. The Liverpool Cour
ier Of The lith says the state Of that
country juslfes any effort for its ameli-
liorslion, but thinks The Earl 81. Ger
mains will be dead letter.
The comments. of The Euglish press
on the refusal Of the american Govern.
ment 10 arbitra,e on The Oregon ques-
ton, look warlike.
The Tariff was still under discussion n
in Psiliameni, with prospect Of being
speedily completed in accordance with
the plans of the Ministry
There had been no action in Psria
ment on the Oregon question.
In the debate on Indian Corn and
-buckwhest and rice being free, illusions
were made 10 these articles being A
mericsn staples
The opposition TO the Evangelical
Allauces in Scotland meels with in
,crsasing opposition among the clergy
The Liverpool Courier speculates up
on the probable mission Of the Romer,
and states that great desire 10 learn it
prevailed throughout the country
The French papers have but little in
relation 10 Oregon. They seem TO in
cline 10 The opinion that matters will ar
rive al an amicabls adjustment.
A dssension which promises mo.
men,ous results had sprung up among
the Jews in London.
The Cologne Gazette says:-The
question OF the suppression Of the navi
CATION dues of ,he Rhine having been
without result as regards The state gene
rally, the government Of France and
Holland have agreed 10 suppress them
in their territories in favor Of their res
pective commerce.
The throne OF Spain is in danger il
consequence Of the refusal Of the Queer
10 sanction the electoral law. l, was ex
pected the ministry would at once re
sign.
Martial law is 10 be continued in Cal
slonia Gen. Breton has the command .
the district.
Political affairs in Switzerland RENAL
in critical stale. .Al Berne things loo
gloomy. The GreatCouncil had depri,
ed the Councillors Of tie Slate--niae
them-of their functions.
The number of sesmer required /
the English Navy eslimate, is 1880
boys 1900; marines sfloal 5, 500, asho
5000 Total 90, 600,
Ii is said that the artillery. tu, n,
with such fatal effect against the Britt
troops in India, was purchased in En-
land about FIVE years ego, by Gene
Venturs, for the late Rs,ah Runi
Singh.
"A reduction equivalent TO Is 81
ton, has been made in charges for stC
age Of British ships, al ST. Petersbur
Comercsl treaties have been en,e
into between Naples, Sweden, Norv
and Sardinia.
.1he insurrection in Poland seem
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appointments By the Beard Of anal Com

by the Beard Of anal Com.
aniSSi0nerS,
JoHN W. MoRRIson, to be Collector of
rols at Northumberland to take effect on
lhe Is, day Of Nay next.
JoHN mcREYNoLds, to be Collector at
Berwick.
WILLIAM F1NK,lo beCollector aiW lliam-
sport,
MyRoN S. WARNER, to be Weighmasler
at the Northumberland weigh lock.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

Commence their April Sessions in Danville on
Monday next and we intend being on the ground
Should some of onr friends see proper to hand US
over some of the needlul we shall not be offended.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

The Election for Stale officers, and far
members OF both branches Of the Leglsla-
lure of the State of Connecticut. took place
on the Glh inst. and has resulted in a Dem
ocratc Victory. There were three tickets
in lae field for State officers; and neither
candidate having majority of all The voter,
there was no Election by the people, and
the Election GeVolves on the Legislature.
The Democrats having majority in both
branches of the Legislature, the Democratic
candidates will Of course be elected.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

The First Goods al Piasburg from the
East-1he Piusburg Advertiser of Wed.
aesday has the following announcement.
boat belonging TO B Bngham's Line came
IN on Monday night at lO4 o'clock, with
full load OF Dry Goods, &c. from the East,
This is The first arrival, and we are heartily
glad Of it, as it shows that the communica.
non is nov complete. We shall have an
immense rush in few days. Immense,x
quantities Of goods were despatched from
Philadelphia through all Of last week. The
time by Bingham's oalhom Clark's Ferry
was seyenIy.four hours-said to be the
shortest ever made by freight boat
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

The Baltimore Republican endorses the
views of Governor Skunk, as expressed in
his late veto message. in the following ar
ticIe which appeared over The head Of the
message itself:
THE RIGHT DOCTRINE We have ever
been a, loss to imagine the correctness Of
lhe principle which has toe frequently char
aclerized the action Of legislative bodies. in
granting charters to banking and other com
panies. Why men associated together
should be granted SPECIAL PRIVILEGES over
citizens in their individual capacity, has
always been mystery TO us. Il is irre-
conci!eSbls TO every principle of equality
and justice, and a, war with the lundamen-
tai doctrines of pure Democracy
| We fully concur with the sentiments ex,
pressed in recent message Of Gov SKUNK
to the Legislature of Pannsylvanis. setting
forth his objections 10 a bill incorporating
manufacturing company in that State.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-18

THE Policy Of The AdministrGuion.--A
fact came out in The Senate on Thursday,
the Union says, which is of some cunse.
qnence in shedding light upon ,he polcy
Of the administration, and of removing from
1t every charge of apathy which has been
made upon IL A query from Mr.. Mangum
who addressed the Senate on the Oregon
question, drew from General Csss the fact,
that his resolutions in The early period Of
ne session, looking TO military preparation
were made & presented with ,he sanction Of
'he President Of tie Uniled States.
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date wants. The comparative price. and stocks run
30fh M,,,j 1esS.

Socks on 3oth Nay 1886: 3oh May lsa5:
Turpentine- = bois 50 600 Turpen,ne bbls is 700
Tar--::..--.-- 5000 Car..--....--.. 5o0
Palm Oil tons 600 Palm OIL ton. 2 u 30
Olive OIL. .tups s00iO Olive Ol,uos r $50
fi'oes on sun May l-46: Prices on ooh May lss5
Turpen,ine =. 6s 6d u l. Cd Turpenne is 10 <, Cd
Tar com. Am.l0s to lis brl Tar com Am II TOLLS
Good dry Palm lGeod dry PAIN
OIL s25 l5' To 926 per ton O---. 2 20 Ga to ego IS
Gailipoh, a39 o. TO gao Gsllipoli $40 !0s TO $40
With regard Turpentine there IL no life in the mar
ket and were + for the fact that the large stock
here is held chiefly by party prices might gone
even lower. instead Of being nominay higher The
months sales were only about 5000 barrels altogether
the exact prices paid have been reported but are
understood have been 6s for interior and 6 % to
Is Cd for uiddng good qualify. Most of our drawers
remain inactive and some works still closed
Tar hss again declined The last prices paid for Aer
can was Os id and the entire months sales were not
above $500 barrea ranging from los Cd down to Q. Cd
per barrel OF the quay with fat market, American
kosn brought 2s I'd per last week Spirit of Trr
penne is nominal al 46s 10 ASS little American sold
i5s 10 46s per cwt.
P.S-luNE 3 lSi6.-Since the foregoing was written
we have had good business doing in Cotton at steady
hut higher prices The sales during the past four
days about % 000 bales Of which 700 American are
speculation about 1900 for export and the remain
to the trade. The market closes firmly There is some
little change In Flour sales OF western Canal having
been made 10 arrive at 22s Cd 2s and on the spot
23s per barrel in bondand Philadelphia is offered 20s
10 2ls per barrel Indian Corn Is on the decline
No other changes OF moment.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IN The ship Paul Jones, from Caat9n-R u Weston, Of
Mass; Master W Forbes, OF New York.
In sctr iodine from Porfaa Piau-Csp, Foster m ate
and 3seamen late Of Br brig Spins;er wrecked The
harbor of AUX Cayes May Is.
IN sehr Sarah, from Tobaseo-Mr Daniel ireland and
VIA Macan.
In the Steamshis Caledonia from liverpool 70, Hafar-
Mr. and Water Grere; Mr. and Mrs de Csrtaret: Me,srs
W Debleis. WI Housell. Win Cun.mns. Nartyn-s.
From Lirsrpoo! fer BostoR-Mss Doretha Wells Miss
SINS Miss CVpe4nt; Messrs jos Still. fierford JOS
Oniram, Weimore, Miller. Longey, Lessmsn, Fellowes.
Lieut. Douglas Messrs Il Corey. Arthur Kingston
Clarke, II Gerrett. WIN Stade Boyle. Geo Curralho.
Victor Curralno. Edmonstone; Cap, Hale stuart; Mr.
Geo Stuart; Sir Edward Pnore; TIE Hon E Coke !;
NJ Reynolds, NJ D; Messrs w Merritt. Chas Vein
d-ucs Capt Burns; Messrs Howsrth. R w Merrill, J
w Herring Warner; DR. Seahrook-35
From HALIFAX 20 Boston -Sessrs G. Grayen, ]. Ste
vens, a Starett, Ingies Thorndise and servant,
Goldman, Ganne,t, Herman Ray. Ne~man,J w Shan.
non, j w Lowden, w LeMsy; Miss Turner. Messr, G
Eastwood, E Eastwood Beumern-l7. Total 20.
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NEW ENGLISH BOOK.

DER CALEDONIA-NosPs- Ca honci, part XIX
Miners Elevation Of P-orle
Hayden on Pabtipg, vol IL
Veterinary Rec I'd, vol
B"nsr's Commentary Lsv'itcut
ElNs'. Orisln-l Letter. 2 vols
Et,lerp Europa, vol III
Kerys Latin Grammar
Grnmmou,', Memoirs
Davies Supremacy OF Scriptures
Eoistles Iplsioed. by @ B.
HUI. hes'r Frm.le Chsrrcters
M-ade's Msuus. for Students
Johnson. Cad ners Dictionary
T-se's EnRl-n Dvines
Letters on Purilsni-m. vol II
Soemau'. History Of SacIiege, vol II
LIrhers Way to Prayer
Laueton Parsonage
Trsct' FIR EngIi-hmen
Kuish. Weekly Volume. No. l0l
Port. Testimonies OF ST. Paul
Lialorls Di.rlrsure.
WILEYG PUTNAM, I6I Broadway.
w. have received the proof shees, aud Will pub
lish the fn"wing-
Waylen's E c'esissical Reni'iscences.
Mrs. Memoirs and Essays On Art Literature
ana Social Morals
s Morrill, An Historical View Of the Speculative PHI
losophy OF Eurape during n. XiX'h ce' Jury.
Z RVland. Life and Correspondence of Jcea Foster
5 and Mary 'wiu's TRANSACTIONS o. Hs Apdersen's
,nsh TIA -s ard correspond IN sizs 9c, with
vol slr-ady published WIFI contains IN olD wing tal-s
Old Luchi-; The Dsiry; The Naughty Boy T"muel,-; ;
Thu Rn.- Ell; The Ga d Il Paradise; i,ht In Tho
Th- storks THIS DAY PUBLISHED
dr-r their ways and h-ir By Rev john Keh
suhor OF Chri.sn Year. Chd's Christian Year &C. in one
beautifully pi,i-d volume Price IS cta-rxua hco paper
ST. lin 2ti.1 WILEY PUTSAM IS Broadway.
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Gats.

r." Niils'so summer Hats, consisting OF pearl
and hite and hruh hrts &c There hats are gi
and are trimmed such manper as TO preclude all pos,
bity Of being soed by persprsuon and are Dol 70 zoe
least affected In shape color by The RAIN mort thin bats
are price only 81 80 good aDortment OF Panama hats
on hand. ,...,
requested TO call and examine at . miLtSS
i.6 owls. l7s Broadway, Howard Hotel
eE Gentleman's summer Hats.-SlkD cor. OF
Pine and Nassau s invites the attention OF hs customers
and the public to his OF Summer Hats consisting
among Others of white and pearl colored fur bats exceed
extra light black beaver mceskn hats expressly adapted
for the summer season.
rv2S Imis" Rikp enr p'"~ M" '~A.-~' -
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40 ,,n MgAr-rbsre /. no marked change In

FLovN IN, n spy thing II Ia rather easier for the
the pi rSa,, have been GALES 5000 1000 bbs Micht
ara 00a4 06 mostly At w and TO a rnooera.s en
gan c.,e,ee st4 is64 % Geuesee is comparatively
tent Tvs d.usud 10 almost exclusively for the EAT
nj no shippers IN market not~ithstanone .nA,
we arc es,ier. Southern is liite more aciise ano
iFetu' .ie. $50 hbs Howard st at 0o ana eoo oois
We na' At ea which 1. lower. Sales 6oO onls Corn
EHuu! 50, o. and Rye -Four In lota at ou02 20
hes IL. Brsndywne Meal a, ~ anc 10 Oh Tor oos
shipsturs are better, ana safes several 'nou'
SD on" - nave been msde at IL cts; second quality
a. fed !3el3cts
ka,o, s.h Delaware Prime at Sc eta. Corn contn-
esP'us scsrcs and the markethas an upward endsn-
m OOO to 1900 oush western 81 ~ TOT oAnog
ey :,,or TO 50 for good Farther salrs 2o0O bush
I'd s9 ,n1 delivered and 1900 do a, Ga cts for
Rye al ys,her better. and Northern sell Al 1894
port. os .,s1 bags Black Eyed Peas AZ 90 p bush.
c'. ",,y Tho market is strong and 800 or 400 bbs
Shsh, Ioial9; Drudges quie, at 10 cts.
's m.Twr,r,her moderate sales at 45aS5 eta.
A cargo of Eastern sold, delivered up the
rrer Ia ~ essu' .ooo MI. p.,,,r,,..,,,
"a sGoo do Ohio at cts Tor export
uFyp-ssles 700 or 800 bales Manila, reported at
slls so S mos ,o,.u
M too noye. Tin Plates, TO arrive. private terms
Az s.ls. $500 Dbl. Country Linseed at 60 cts cash.
iii, 10 worth 6id6s cts.
c,ocrRIES-we note sales of cargo OF Matapzea
ui .o "a 81. and some Neuritss az 2S cts usnnl
sae Of 700 bsgs Cuba Coffee made ., y
sGp,RE-sales 20 hhds ouerci,ron Bark at $22 cash.
c,yDl Es-Wc note Gales 50 boxes Adamant Pearl
,,ss,, morse & Winsow's,' al % cts p ID
penylsIoNS.-Pork 10 rather weaker 10 day and we
,o,..sr, $40 or 4o0bSs At e7!0s 90 for Prime. and
N s7aID 50 FOR Ness Sales 80 oos thin Mesa $40
sf i. in fair d,mapd for ~halers and 600 700 bbs
trs beru U.s. zen a, e.. as 90 for Prime, and 62t
=, EGM,,. sales 50 bbls Beef Hams private terma
Eo,siul 10 Lsrd. excepting 50 bbs a, CTS. Sales 20
5bt, shoulders at 81 CTS. Hams are cts.
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LIVERPOOL, Sd June. 1916.
IL we put the sales to the close OF to-day at 4oOo bales
of all kinds and off which take 1000 bales for spectators
which makes 1000 bales taken OF the Market and
the Stock last Friday which I7000 bales add the
import 1925 bales, making the amount i'll 400
bales, from which goings above 1000. will
leave the Stock night 5i4o0 bales, against the Stock
9th June 1915 500, being less at present than 9Th
June, 1915 100000 The Stock Of American Cotton
9Th Juns Is45 1872 100 do night. 900; 9th
June, s45 100 The trade took last year 612 020.
and this wear SIP oO0 The quotations for this year
Upland Ak; New Orleans 81. Mobile *. 9th June 845
do "A; do AZ do Al.
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aRRINEn


Ship Paul Jones, Watkin. from Canton. Left Macao
March 6th Passed Java Head May 3D. silks. &c. TO
Cary & Co. Left at the Bogu- 5 ship Columbus for
Manila via Hong Kosg, in leu days and Vincennes for
the East Coast of China May 30th lat 26 y. long ~
rs W. spoke whale ship Cckro, from the West Coast via
st Caharincs Of and for New Bedford June 9th lat p
Al long "a &c. spoke brig Hanover OF Portland FROM Bue-
Ayres for New York. 18th, lat 80 20, long Do, spoke
bark Ranger, steering w.
Bremen brig Auguse and Meline Meyer, 80 DIS I'm Bre-
men, in ballast TO Henschen Unkhart. les steeragc
passengers.
schr Crescent, Williams IL ds I'm vrgd pine wood to
master.
Schr Handy, Pratt 81 ds I'm New Orleans mdse, to
Hurlbut Co.
schr Iodine Smith, from Portau Plattvis Turks Island,
June 9TH mahogany, salt sc 10 Pavenstadt l. Schrma-
ker. Left June 4th, az Port auPatt I brig Porpose,
lust arrlved all WELL
Schr Narmion, (of Bristol. RIl West 10 d. fm New Or
leans 696 sacks wheat 10 John BGkley; e6 60 James
Harper; 450 pigs lead H Rogers Co. June 5th lat
81 So long $50 spoke thp Concord OF Boston for Bel
fast 18TH lat 81 q long -, spoke bark Convoy. OF Bos
ton for Charleston. The has had very rough weather
from lat % TO Cape Hatteras.
Schr Ecot Cole, ds FIN Baltimore dour, &C. to John
& LOwden.
Schr Stevens, Brigg, ds I'm Port Deposit, lumber,
to eager Mailer
schr sarah Edridge from Tobasco May IS h, loo tons
ogwood TO Rossire Co. Left bark Texidor, Major.
for MarsclIes, lds; brig Hodsson. DO. Brig :" S-r-
gent for New York sailed May 22d passed her In lat q
So " long 90 w. June l3h lat 81 long IS S. spok ship
Rainbow of Boston, New orleans for Liverpool, IA
days out.
Smith Boyntnn.
Schr Columbia. Knapp Is DIS I'm Alexandria, hour, &c.
to Sturges & Chairman.
BELOW,
Dutch bark Java Packet, from Rotterdam, 10 Schmidt &
Balchen.
Also brig Ellis, of Warren, lumber loaded.
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MARRIED

On Thursday. June 18th. By Rev ". H Lewis JOHN
JOSEPH BARNtER. Esq. merchant ef New York. 10
ELIZABETH, second daughter Of John Brce, Esq. Of
BROOKLYN.
On FRIDAY the 18th inst a. S, Peters Church ny Rev.
{ G. Pse. d. d. HUGH CASSIDY TO Miss SARAH E.
GEORGE, both Of this Civ
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So shlonabIe Clothing.
HEw-YoRK
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

HEw-YORK
CASH TAILORING ESTASLISHMENT:
DEM w. BENSON Draper and Tailor respectfully
ID Informs his patrons and tho public generally tna, no
has TO the Nsy-Y orS Cash Tailoring Ests0lie
menI No IA! Fulton-sL Broadway. where can 10
found an Of Cloths, Cassimer.5 vest
inYs &c which will no made order in tho most fashions
Bile style for cash 80.
MT A g. F.hsr will have charge Of the cvtog depart
mepL To those ubo Know Mr.. F.s unrivs.u. qualities IN
IN, ART II N uDp.ce.ssry 10 say Than TO ZANE him In
connection with that DE- pSEtuent Of the business
10. ar,,s a ror.,sn,ly On hand 1y8 TIA
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TRENTON FALLS, NEAR UTICA, N. Z.
THE hou.e uffahioosoe e'or' now open
j for The accom- mod alton the travelling PUBLIC
Dnriuy the recess the proprietor mas Improved lne
prouods ana walls and added TO the attraction OF the
nsons .cspery of The Fnll.n bridge thrown ncross
b.l the h-s fall ihus giving access 10 many grand sno
ipere.ing view. OF the scenery from The oppo-
SIT. bsnr of tne sir-am x ..,,
hi. guest. he of rs the farther attraction Of parior
organ of Tho arees, cass and of The moot ope
coutsiping banks OF keys and p'da! nase u.
exercise AUD reefesiion he has con,uucpd w ooSo
aryr on The mott approved plan. M MoohE.
N lint
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rvDr. Woods Sarsnpnriln and Wild Cherry
Bitters-AmUng the great variety Of medicines which
are continually coming before the public thsre has none
found extensive USE 10 cases Of ser'faa Dyspe
STA Liver oupaint Cosliveress, Morbid humors and
other Impurty Blood than the above popular rems
dy referen The pamphlet accompanying each hottie
and which may be had Of tue agent, will exhibit Testimony
ip favor preparatory satisfy The most ncrcdu-
lous Sold w bolsssle and ret-il. by WYATT L KETCH:
AM l2l Fuonst reisil IN Bowery sll ecker aud
Rro.dway. Y 1-'h Siis-
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GAS OHaNDELIE g., so.


MORAN aAUGaWOUr repository invite ne al u
w t,utop OF ,hose wishing 10 purchase Gas fixtures 10
their xep,iv. a.sor Chn"d-ers Pendants 6,acs-
els Lights and all other hxtues Tor elmer
private -eIluss or pubic nuildinsa
Also gre4t variety OF the rch 81 ard ne~e,I Ps.ern
Gaudol-s Solar Lsups. &c embracing al Inc la'e' LIZ
pruvem-nis In d-sisn style and hoi'h ,,,,,..-,
regard The .y OF 'ne wo1s hey Gem qIs co
Pal ad-lphs wtoe perrity manufacturers is esao
llshed by The most undoub,ed testimony. ,,,>.
A highly r,so,c,snle md Iearnen gentleman In Ws'Mog-
de.cfioips the lale National Fair pays Ihs handsome
compl meui: -,
Corncus Co. who exhibit number oil arucies eauA =.
lps imported, whca canu be surpassed sA'e W
th.mseIves'
Tn. celebrated Professor Cresson who at the request OF
the Trustees OF the Philadelphia Gas WORKS weG 10 Lu-
rope examined the priucipai manufactures OF
scotland and oh-r places aud Ia his report says mat
hcueh visited hose places for tbs purpose o
,ekng superior eYceenc for the interior o'
dwellings, fouod none 10 surpsss those made IN fnll--
d.oh,a 10 The combination OF chase aud beautiful iofhs
Th,r n,s wi C. Co. such that they are
regularly supied with their mcsi approved and c-a
Aud ihey wsrraLi at 10 be carefully pu, up AID
NV. ~ tire ss,lactton ~ =. -
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TAYLoR'S WEEKLY BULLETIN
THEAP BOOKS. al No esnor Hou.--The Coluu-
~ isn Masszib- for July. Price IS c-nth
6 rshams Magazine for July. Price . cts
Gcdry's L4cy'. Book fr July, coutani the coctnue-
ton OF PEGS N-w-York Literary MN. Price 81 els.
No Hsrpers' Pctorz Hitory OF Eggs All the back
num'ers hand and delivered 10 pa The city free
OF charge. Each No IS CTS
Ii Tales by The su!hor OF Letters from tie Baltic
Price 81 cs
LondG. Punch Illustrated News snd all The English pa
prrs recently received per Cslsdonis.
No Mexico as il Was and as ls By Brariz Mayer
Price IS cent. each.
Nm Th- Count OF Mone-Chri,io By pnmss, author OF
ih- Three Guard.msn. Il uslrated Price IS c-na
No. 10 Luells Living Age Every pers should sub
sc'ihe TO this v.lusble YORK. Price l2t MS.
Charl-s The Second, The Merry Mossrch-s Comedy
Pric- l9i c-nts.
The Western Coulinen, AID all the other Weekly Paper'
for sale wholrsae or rstai by
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DIED 4

On Friday. the 18Th Inst. EDWARD. son OF John l.
and Nara Watkins ased 3 years and months.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral 100 Madson-st on Sun
day next, a; O'Clock. 2. ".
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flre-Dorks.

sTInE-WORKS. rIRE-WORKS!-
EDGE, eyrot-chnc Artist Jersey Guy Is prepared to
tres Sc His present comprises the most brilliant
varep ated es aud manufactured
in this country and can be furni'hcd to any edSot
pyro,schnic Artist. Laboratory J-r.s, City; N j.
LTInh. W Un n s-w polo.ae suo ressil-Tho 'ue.cri-
beers have on hand verv extensive assortment OF bril-
liant FIREWORKS the greatest variety ard warranted
consulting of'he following E.sg, articles Pin wb.s,
Roman Candles, scroIWheel', sua,e'.,
xsrcal Wheels Toroi!on', E sc...so pO..
Mines serpen,s, serpents. Saxons.
Bengol. Li,h' Blue Lights. yellow Lights,
Table Rockets, Chinese Flyers, &c. &c &c
Of which will be sold at the lowest Manufacturers
Also, Canton Fire Crackers Double Headers, sPuni or
Jo.dct, Torpsdoes Pnl1g Crackers, &c s,.. =, .,.rv
description The shoT test notice.
Country Merchants aud dealers generally are lnVeo 10
call and examine their stock
Directly opposite the Chstnsu Theatre.
And Dealers In chocs Green and Bsct Teas While and
Foreign Fruit. and Wines s.gArs OF all kinds; London
Sauces and Pickles; Syrups; East and West India Pie
Alas, PAVILION odiAe, and Congress Spring Water al
way. on hand. 1es
COLOKED III kkWOKkr.-rhrs ub.criorr /. .p-
~ pointed agent by Mr. ALL fJrmerly Of Nibos and Cae.
s Gard.n for the sale OF hi. coored Fireworks which
are superior lhose Of any other manufacture
wheel Roman Candies OF every variety Of coored STARS at
The lowest rates Rockets I, different Sizes Serpent
Mines Ben gala Lights, all warr4Rird.
i-I2liy4i.+ CBADEAU, 200 Washlngtonst
EIKE-WORKS. FIRE-VORRs!-T1e' upsct!-
her of.rs In The pablo he largest ana nos general "a,
sortmeut in the which he will se on
IN. most reasonable Country merchants deiisrs
aad vendors in general. reque.ed before purchasing
elsewhere, 10 call s1d examine his stock
CHARLES W. VULTEE,
js2 Uy4' ll6 Chslham-st corner oil orange
TNIRE-VORKS-Tps subscriber wout inviIs the at
tsntlon OF dealers N his assortment OF Fireworks which
n, offers reauced prices consisting OF China Crackers
Top-dues Ssrpsns Mines OF do. and Stars Fire Wheels
Scr Sis TrsDges V-ricAls, Bengaas, Ptkr.ns. Roman
Candles, Rockets. &c &c &c all Of Superior quality
Also arge assortment OF Pieces suitable for public and
private exhibitions, OF the most approved makers
je4 jr4' w. HOLRERTON. Is Ma'dsnnn~.