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The PRESIDENT IN MAINE.-We understand
that In compliance with invitation exten1eu ny
Dana to the President OF the United states ' 1870,
Augusta on Friday next week and return ON ph.n.,'
TO Portland He will be accompanied by Nr nsns,.i
his Secretary Of State. Mr. CLIFFORD A'' ep, Sfsrl -
| and MIR. Burke, superintendent OF tn' t'
J ,fususts tMs) ysurrgi 2th fnN'
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Icorrsspo.dsnos Of the Pbil.dslphi. Bulletin

PIrTssuRoH. June 26-l2 M.
The weeks buaness opens languidly No buyers
yor nour though holders in market 1t decline
Saturdays prices Grain Is without change, and sales
very moderate. Provisions taken ut last quotations
for immediate wants. No large sales reported The
weather 10 intensely and the river Is falling with
about feet inches in the channel
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TO tn 8
LATEST MOMENT.
r e l. Il @ IL A r HIC.

PHILADELPHIA, June 26 Iel7.
Inc regular mall has arrived ct Fredericksbuyg but
.ns news anticipated by overland express the Mes
York Herald
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BALTIMORE, June 20, I847.
Arrival Of Baltimoreons-Nsws from the Seat Of Wsr
Death Of james II. Kennedy Burslary-TAe Mar.
kets, &c.
About sixty Of the Baltimore battalion just from the
seat Of have arrived in this city since Saturday
The talked Of public reception has passed Oh smoke
and they have been allowed to arrive and proceed 70
their homes without any Of welcome being sx-
tended to them
THE news from the seat OF war; received BY the
overland express this morning the first time looks
peace about to be made In some wsy or other
The have at last proposed terms Of peace
although rejected by General Scott 1t Is looked upon
the first step to the proposal Of terms that may be
agreed on by both parties
regret to learn that James H. Kennedy Esq., ons of
the owners OF the three runaway the srrsst Of
whom at Carlisle, Pa caused disgraceful riot at that
place TIVE weeks since, has died Of the wounds inflicted
wealthy families In State, young man much
teemed and respected and his death from violence has
caused great excitement His friends and family look
upon the Rev. Mr.. McClntock, who they charge with
melting the negroes to Violence his murderer and
steps are already making to have him arrested and IN
dcted for the murder Of Mr. Kennedy. He positively
denies any participation In the riot, but there
are dozen respectable witnesses, including, IL
is said, the Judge, District Attorney and sheriff Of
Carlisle who testify that he gave countenancs r.
oters, and urged them in their work Of DEATH On
the testimony Of these witnesses he has already been
held to bail to roter; and effort will
be made to hold him for trial murder
ms Is sad position for clergyman and the professor
OF college to be placed in and IL to be hoped that
he may be able to satisfactorily clear himself Of the
charges brought against him.
most daring set Of burglars have commenced opera
tons In our city and half dozen houses enter
ed nightly So far but little booty has been obtained
ofs a.@ are s nusn . inS Z
d. and some small sales have been made at So ~
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Mrs. ELIZABETH ALLEN LANSING, wife of the late
0erril Lansing, aged 81 years.
The friends Of the family and those of her
law, VIM. r. Hoodess and VIM. Jennings, are invited
to attend her funeral this afternoon at four
her late residence, No. Sheriff street. without further
invitation.
On Mondav cnorning, 2sth inst, Of paralysis Mr..
MATHEW SAfkR, in the 5lst year Of his age.
The friends Of the family, and the members of l. O. OF
o. !. and A. O D., particularly New York Lodge, No.
d., Ut which he member are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this Tuesday morning at ten
O'Clock, from his late residence No. 227 Bowery
On Monday the 26th inst after long and severe ILL.,
ness, FANNY RILEY, native of the county Of Cavan
Ireland.
Her friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral this Tuesday, afternoon
four O'Clock from her late residence IS Spring street
On Thursday, the Gath inst, at Warwick. Orange
county ISAAC VArDuxrR in the 18th wear of his ace
lie was for many years merchant In that section of
country and much respected and is regretted
by numerous family and large circle of friends w
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81, 1888 ,sl2 2,o745l4 n .ssa. ass lea

Sf'ooJ,5Iz z,0T4,5Ia TI,98Z,B6b I,yJ,33U
will be seen by this statement, that the variation in
each department has been pretty well distributed among
the banks The increased circulation, In the face Of
falling OF in the specie hand, is by favor
able feature in the above returns
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The overland expresses for the Herald Once al
most daily anticipate the contents Of Uncle Sans
berng mails. Within the past five days as many sx-
presses have reached the northern cities with important
news which has been furnished to the reading pub
lie whole day in advance Of the arrival Of the mails
The intelligence by the last express most important,
showing disposition having been svinced BY tho
enemy to ask for peace As this has all along the
object Of the the intelligence received must b
cAssed among the most important received
months
Capt r. X Scott, of the LIST regiment Of Pennsylvania
volunteers expected to arrive in this city In few
ranks in the regiment, sickness and death having
thinned them considerably since starting from this city
last winter.
The fears Of ship fever have excited considerable
ports ahoat in relation TO ITS ravages There s
without doubt, q number Of cases at the Bockley Aims
House, but the city Is comparatively free from the
lady
A meeting Of workngmen is to be held this evening
to take some to protect themselves from the
practices OF emigrants who, arriving here In their
efforts to obtain employment offer to work 1t prices
greatly below the rates agreed upon between the en-
poyer and the employed. What measures they can
take to prevent such attempts to obtain employment by
the starving emgrant who Is himself perhaps forced TO
adopt extraordinary means to furnish food for himself
and family, it is not so say to divine.
We suffering the most intense heat here. The
Thermometer at the Exchange stood ut 81 at hapsst
two O'Clock.
sales or Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BoAHD-ooo u Loan 6s. S7. 1854; 5000 do iN
e. @ 10000 STAT. aoSo co. :SoS d. .is
Mechanics, Bank, q; . Kensington, 60.
Bank 100 do IS; 10000 State sos 800 DO sO 300 City
bsssIas Si:is
Bonds, ,s 100 RsISsng k,irsf -, SO do do
road 33A; so do 33s; 20 Flsh hgtoa Copper Co.. 2s>f
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Weekly report OF Deaths,
In the city and county New York from the 10th dav
- June to the Goth day Of June, ls4T
Men, l07; Women. 65 Boys, 8S, Gmls, 60. Total s23

c Ahscs.s l. A.phy.is ApOPlsxy Bleeding q BrGn-
fantum Y; Cholera Morbus Consumption, 30; Conyul-
i9ns III Group C9nEestlon Of Lungs 81 CstaTh De-
PPropsy in the Head DrOPsy the chest Drowned O.
YER iafs%%atory Fever k.miitsnt Fever Scar Ct s.
Fever Typhoid 49, Fever Typhu. 2o Fever Nervous, i
sssar. Disease Sf !; Hip D.ss;s HOPPING COUCH In
Brain 8; inflammation Of Bowels Inflammation Of Lungs
u; Inflammation Of Stomach q Inflammation Of Throat,
dice i Mng.%u. =; Measles q Mcsti6caiion. .; Palsy 81
ing, 5; liberation Of Stomach, 2; Unknown, 2.
~ AgeTundsr one year o.. years, 80; 2to s. 10; to
Co. ss' 60 to 10 III 10 to go 5, % g g q npEnown.
City Inspectors Office June 49, ist7 wv
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---------------------------A-
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YORK, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE -.
The state Of the markets for breadstufYs exhibited
very little change to-day compared to the closing prices
on Saturday. Sales Of Michigan and Genesee -four
were pretty freely made at 81 81 l2x, with some
mixed brands Michigan at So SIN SO 81. Sales Of
Ohio white wheat, equal to Genesee in quality were
made at l6oc, and small lot of ordinary do sold at
ls7c parcel of rye sold at o6c lot of oats at
Soc Meal very dull, western New York was worth
"a 80 and New Jersey 81 75 Provisions we're inactive
and sales light lot of prime pork brought $l3 A3A
fSl3 so. Lard in barrels, was offered at exc There
was very little doing in groceries, without change In
prices since Saturday The general features of the
markets were languid and not much variation or ANNA
ton be expected till the arrival Of further news
from Europe.
RECEIPTS THE HUDSON RIVER, JUNE %.
rIour. .'........ ..... .23325 barrels.
Tvsn meal. '.'..'.......... $40 do.
wv Wnea' ''.'.... 81 S6e bushels.
AsHEs.-We report sales OF about 100 bbs pots at
"a SIN. Pearls We quote inactive at So 6s,4
BnsApsTyrrs -Flour-we report sales Of II 900
mixed Michigan. sold at So SIN; 1000 do at s. ca and
1000 do ss e4 1ss barrel; damaged
sales Of 500 bushels Ohio ordinary white at 81 s1X
and 10000 bushels prime Ohio do, equal to G.nsser
round yellow were made at 90 ctsi 5000 DO sold at as
sts 800 do, Western mixed sold at IS cts 5000 New
sold 80 cts ID $4,000 do do sold at o. cts 600 do
fiat yellow sold at "a cts. and small lot 600 bushes
white sold at 90 cts; 600 bushels Western mixed da
mayed sold at II 30 cts. Rye--Sacs of 700 bushels
were nrde at 81 06 Meal was dull We quote New
Jersey at ~ 20, and Western New York at 81 So Oats
-l6U0 bushels sold ut so cts
CANpLEs.-Sperm we've steady at 81 cts
CorfEE-Ihe marEet very quiet Java we quote
at ga eaci Sumstra 6kc, and Lsgusyra at TX Ike
CorToN-Bpt small amount of cotton was on sale to-
gay, except a. full prices Holders disposed wait
later accouats due Exporters not operating at
these rats believing they will be enabled to fill their
better advantage after the next steamer arrives
Europe We could only hear Of 400 bales Sold and
REFER to the annexed quotations with the remark that
MOWERS generally decline the inside figures
LIVERPOOL CLAssirIcArioN
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NIED--At her residence ~ Hampstead, South Carolina
~ Mrs MARY MOORE SAVAGE, in the 3oth yesr OF
her age Any information concerning her son. James Moore
ssy.Es will be thankfully rs0ivsd sAsh sTsst PhiIs
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(NOAJS'S THREAD.-CAUTION-Pu ana con-
Of Cotton Threads are hereby cautioned that M
article OF spool thread marked Coates Co.. nov offered for
ss IN this market the celebrated xcord thread manu-
faetared by Messr \, 7. Coap of Paisley, Scotland
Ice Ss.sm HUGH AuCUNCtOssn s9Ss I.~
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P41SpFk s TH c5afaSlA .D D'sc.s Ts..s
Is: i r..
x@1s ssao Via; Liza a.aiss f.
Sc :s.:0. may r. secured =. the Box One.
Doom open al quarter past T. performance to conmsnesss
RSWEKf EzAFST Sn.sE
~; sis
M ys sss yt: s4gf ~; i1Ya
Hayerac. Mr. Niciin.on Lord Beauylls Jordan; Meane
Mo ss.1ss LADY ssss' nisi:.
Boa: DIP sd Gallery Doors open
quarter 70 !; performance to commence at hafpsst7
.sS SrEA M 5aN DSS syH ss. .s
Ss s
s Ss % THE E.s B M
Ss 9i bsssfis: y h DOG
Doors open at halpast7 Performances at eight
Parqueae and Boxes 50 cents; upper tier as cents.
T. AsTkElGARpEN;nMr BAknn, Stage Manager.-Tues,
~ x sn SSsS Is. n A ss Qsi HEApoDvou
sSsS s. %
his wonderful psTOr%an sea-. on the Tight Rope ~
The Fling ' La Mary
Anne.
Doors open at 81; Performance to commence ats.
a Me ,ICAN MUsEUM-PERFORMANCE both AZ
The 0RFHEzsv Ec 4Aii i 81 kESNEsEck
The mos. talented and popsisl Band Amere. ENGAGED
.o % vii csp
man Family Fsf NAM %N KS %Sob ;as 'i GE
Taken by the American Army in Mexico, be seen here
S:;SssI' SsIst6 S'i sSsxsss1E
Admission IS cent?. jelr
pose. solely about the FIRST q September, under the
g. H. BARRETT.
Persons Of acknowledged talent wishing situations for the
wi" please address him s .esnaS
U During MI. Barretts absence in Europe all letters and
ntS S
GRAND, EXTRAORDINARY CONCERT-At the
~ Cafe des Mile Colonnes so7 Brosdway-Jn Pinteux
proprietor OF the above establishments informs his friends
engagement with talent Of the first order The first Of
which occasion the celebrated Mr. Neis. will
form two pieces of music after the style Of the Turkish
tarces Miss OConne and Miss Marian viii sing several
avore airs and duets assisted by Mr. Berger Of best
best ice aud other Refreshments will given There
saloon up s' .Peesy for he LADIES' cGsssg to
CASTLE Garden is opened for the seas9p-ln the
by the German Brass Band under the direction OF Mr. Monk
consisting of selected compositions from Labtzky Strauss
ermsson OF half an hour during the evening for prone
RRsdT and viewing the Co'moramas which
Admission icy cents Concert commences at O'Clock.
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"AsH'Noros, June n, Isl7.
Our Relations With Mezieo
The fact has leaked out from various source. ,h.. 49,
countrymen In the event Of negotiations being
by Mexico must hold and keep the soil that country
This announcement, however, know was thrown ont
at first to frghten the Mexcans and induce them 70
come to terms Of amity.
The Misunderstanding between Scott and Trist Is not
supposed to be very serious SCOTT will not brook any
Interference with his military plans and Trst anxious
to bring to close the object Of his mission has suggest
ed certain movements connected with the army. The
dispatches recently forwarded to Mexico, WILL like oil
on the waters, compose the troubled surface.
II Ii certain that our troops will remain In Mexico,
vomto or vomito they not to be driven OUT and
one thing ndisputable which learn from responsible
source viz that the most lively hope INDUCED by the
administration that the opponents Of Santa Annathe
peace party Of Mexicowith Herrera ut their head will
make common cause with country. Scott will
guaranty Herrera the Presidential Chair until MEXICO
settles down into quescence and grim visaged" Msxi
cans VIII smooth their wrnksd front Under such cir
camstances treaty Of peace be made and pfessSv
ed 80 long ss we occupy the country In fact gene
RAJ wih % great teacher and with assistants WIN In
struct Mexicans how to bs good nsghbors. Printing
presses have already been schools
must follow; and then the cinnamon coloredn people
Mr u J. ingersoll calls them will assmilate their
lions 10 our republican academy Of ethics.
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w RAPPiNG PAPER--ls 900 rsams cap, crown aud doa-
w BILE ard tea wrapping Of superior aus
- - pERssE 4 BROOKS,
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DEAFNESS CURED-.ssi Brsadway.-! cheeriully com.
- ply with the request Of Lieut. Mcintosh that he
nvsded home Of total deafness and dis
charges the that while ia New York under the
way he entirely recovered b; bearing and has returned
forces Jamaica ACOUSTIC OIL, Tor ssie-A specific for
mcpent Deafness palms, collections IN and discharges
TO-, sl.~
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nKOWNED-MT. D. ". B. SANFORD, Clerk on t6s
Steamer Andrew JACKSON, informed rday that
Orleans TO this city, named QILBERT SHERWOOD, En-.
gneer of the Steamship Galveston plying between New
Orleans and Vera Cruz lost overheard mig Of the
18th inst opposite LittIe Prairie Missouri He on his
way to New York with his wife visit their friends He had
marked on his shirt. black hair Roman and about
that his friends and notice given Of the same
the person so doing will confer favor and be literally
Catherine r sherwood now az Catski who takes this
low passenger for his attention her under the
sure Of her calamity. ie29 3tsrc
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coo REWARD.-Drowned last evening, about half past
90 o'clock, between GoveTnor, Island and Castle Ca.
five five inches high dark hair and dressed plat
ed bosom shirt with three gold studs, worsted check
Cd W. LLOYD On the face, in semi-eirce of thirteen
gold cap, in white enamel the words Jaco ct Coroier
The above reward will be paid by his father for the
Of the body. SAMUEL LLOYD l6l FORSYTH 81.
June "a, 1871 ie2A re
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"a LIGHT HAT! CLEAR HEAD !-KNOX M(v
Al28 Fulton street. has beautiful light and airy -
Summer Hats expressly adapted to the object Of
keeping cool.'
The healthy vigorous action of the brain or less
depends the freedom and elasticity the head IL there
fore follows that hats should be light and
possible and that make money with Of
Knox than with any others Try the experiment
ie25 lwissrc
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pAMTALOONS-F AHRENS, the well known Pants
Tailor 201s Ann street. has lately received pcs
fancy Casmees and Linens Of which he makes Pants
der for only 81 SO TO 81 per pair.
Also French and English black cs.smcres and doeskns,
from 81 to So per pair, warranted good, OF sale.
Gents who are IN want OF Pants will do well call 2Ok
Jam tAtsr
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OF Fmgraton hereby
tice to the and Of steamboats, aud other
vessels which passenger who citizens of the United
States are brought to the port Of New York from any the
United States other than the State of New York thew
will be required to make report, writing the Mayor OF
the city Of New York. within wenvfour hours after arr
val Of such vessels in said cordmg the first of
the law Of May 1877 and in case of omission neglect
each Of said passengers whose the omission neglect
occur will be rgdly enforced e. pies Of said may
be obtained at the Mayors Office. ROBERT TAYLOR,
, General Agent Of the Commissioners of Emigration.
New York. June Is, 18i7. 26fb
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O FARMERS persons residing in the country or ads.
cent towns, who DESTROYS OF having their
teeth preserved however large the cavity, artificial
inserted the principle Of suction without springs clasps
when Tor beauty and use cannot be surpassed
Broadway, doors above G,and street, west side.
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&k0n REWARD.-The Jewelry Mandatory of the
WOOV subscribers burgsriously entered Tuesday
me 22d June le1 and the following property stolen
ar.nt o. oa 10y oa rnEsI h nn ot o!
Finger Rings without % feet Of gold joint Bracelet
Chain; dozen Of three Cameo Bracelets lot Of Cameo
Breast Pns lot of box and glass Bracelet Clasps
another lot suitable for small also unfinished about
pair Of gold Ear Rings, unfinished of which
xavsd 100 gold Guard Chain slide. unhn.hed ready for
finished; gold Pencil Case Barrels, unfnished lot Of
unfinished ruby Finger Rings lot of unfinished white
Gallery Bracelet Heads; white Bracele lot Of
consisting Of Kings Snaps, Bracelets Be-; lot Of Bullion
consisting Of gold bars clippings filings silver and solder
valued in all at $1,000 For the recovery of which
above reward will be paid proportion for any thereof
ROWLAND X SAFFEN,
ie283tsrh Rear of az Ann strce,
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II IKDS AT .AUCTION.-J. W. BROWN will sell on
Tuesday, June g. at 10 O'Clock, No l2 Broadway
Birds in cages, Mockng Birds Cauaes Thrushes Sariugs
TpIopo. Liane Goidfnches lava sparEow.. Behachs.
birds comprising othe beautiful birds Of
the U g. Hummug and other birds from the West Indies
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SSp,m arie9sibaupfate.
(uus rcr Staptsp oft, I'M Husjuae.

(Uus oer Sl0Nts'Tplt, I'm HHs5Nae.J
S,ahrldtsn aus 9anta 81 bis gum 15tsn
Slop. mclesn: gu tslnem Der empfanaeuen
Brlsfe wirp rer Nieperlass Der 60 Orasonrr
rureb bic O,avajo Snrianer er,pdbnt. GIN
Brief pcn W1orc, pom 90. Nop, melost, oab
Gin fiji pie Irmee beitimmter WaaenSua in
einem @ebneetturms piels feiner 5usobfsn
elnaeti6t babe, pab ct ater ooeb init neu an
aetauftem 3uapisb enolih Santa Sc srreis
den ,peros. = Gin reeber Dasritaner Ioa Ih
anaetoten babsn, oem 3abImsiftsr unfsrer
4rmse in Santa Sc 100000 9br. sssen brsi
Droeent mcnatlieber SntereTe pcrsnlbisBsn.
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wuree bsfbIeisn tas ale 9statrsn iber ben
Sarif um l21 llbr snben fclltn. Sr. pioIstt
srnsusrte feline Ssmsrfunssn unb fssts iis Bio
sur bsifimmtsn Stunbe fort, morauf eisgtms
me 9snommsn muresn unb Die Ssfblift NIT
55 9s9sn Al paiilrtsn. jpr Rlinssnimitb mar
Der einI9e Qofo Der bsjabsne ifimnlte.
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Sbl. 90 Sent. atuf Die Sbulssbduos murbsn
rsrmsnbst 60,960 Sbl. 81 Cent bic Gebate
Der qsbrsr bslsfsn fib auf 449,469 Sbl. 80
Sent, fir Srsnnmatsral uno anoers netb9sn
Nussabsn puresn bs;ablt 37,O07 sbI. 35 st.
SIN gan;sn alio frifsts cas sfentIibe SbuIs
Wsisn 547,436 Sll. Al ct. ct. ..
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Der ztberalc 9fotaeDter
Neabiue, ben 90. S5annar 1917.

e-Eie Druferei ees "giberaIen Scs
>baebters" befnoet Gtb jebt i'm unteren
ubeiie oes ncuerbautcn baf ftfcinen Saus
fe in Scr Suo 6ten 5traBc, spifben Ger
SranfIins uno GbesnutifraEe. Man ies
be eas Sdilo
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Gin neuer wes Srieosn 81 srIanaen.

Gin neuer wc9 Srieoen 81 srian9en.
Der Bafbin9tcnsr Correspondent sss Sals
timcrs patrot bat srfabrsn, oas jer. Bsfeott
fiirSlb bei iorn poIf sinfprab unb fit sinsn
slussnbld ben Yrsiesnten bobif anssnsbm
srfreuts, inesm sr ibm srjsblte eas sr cine Wss
tbooe entpeft babe, moburb er fbnsa sinsn
eausrnpsn Srspsn init MsrifS ~ Stanes brins
aen fcnnte. 2(le Die 9ratulatonen une ba5
6sten Der 6dncs TOR Sreuee, pcr!lbsr mar.
fol- Der Ssnator benz Yreliesnttn labslne ess
fast babsn, ,ptnn CT cen crn. Sefrstdr &ctsrt
5. 9Ee!ftr in sinem 9ssisrun9ssSbifs nab
Dterfc ftbidts, um e anita 4nna's Sinanpn
;u psrpaItsn, 70 NOBLE r 9sbdn9t fein wtnn
Santa 4nna nbt sinsn Wcnat fpdtr um
Srieosn onfprsbsn miree.
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E. w. CARR, No 44O North Fourth ST.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per-
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0G-Senjsni9sn unfsrsr iaunisl9sn Suns
ben, rslhs unisrs ernifs Scrterun9 beahtstsn
une ibrs Gbu!c gang cssr ercb gum She'll obs
ts5ob!tsn, (ine mir eonfbar. 9snjcni9sn wels
he um 3eit 9ebstsn baten, molten mir nobs
NAL @ssulo ssbsn,-alsn tbri9sn otsr bisns
bjsrmit sur Nabridt eas mir Is ndbffsns
rsrfla9tn etsr, no biss nibt ratbiam 1T, ibrs
Ramsn ouf Die ibwar3e gifte itstn mers
esn neil mir annsbmen muffin, sas iis es
niebt ttfisr BADEN molten.
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