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OF the smithsonian Institute ut Washington to-day.
Polk Is tn be president and the address TO be
delivered by Vice President Dallas
The report that two Of the wretches who murdered
Anderson had been arrested at Norrtown, needs con-
hrmaton.
sales Of Stocks ut Philadelphia.
May l-FiRsr BoARp-iOo Bank. Al 500 wilmington
RK 8G 10 Susquehannah Canal 1Gi< IS 900 State 731s
8i1s.
AFTER SALrs-2o Girard Bank. li 400 Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal Loan 1866 1000 Texas Treasury Notes ios
CONNER Bank IS; 100 Veksburg Bank ma 200 Lshigh
Srcosp BoARp-7oOo Reading RR Bonds, 1871; $500 U
Loan 6 81 lo6 10 Mechsnic Bank 273s 200 Vicksburg
RR liz: 20 Harrisburg RR 3d. Union Cansl, 30 1000 US
Teasary Notes oss Us Loan 81 1867 200 US Bank
Az; Commercial Bank IS
ArTrR S.Lrs-i5O Gard Bank. Tx; 500 Schuylkil Ma
vigation 6 65 Harrisburg RR SAY 1000 State SIS,
Canal Stock IS; 1000 Texas Bonds 8s 23x.
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WAsHINGToN, April 90, 1917.
T'hs proenerf of p.nce

The Prospect of Peace
1t is doubtful. For the first time since the
Of the war have doubts Of its speedy
acknowledgements by an honorable peace-hono-
rable to and honorable to Mexico peace dishono
rable to Mexico cannot be honorable to We
afford to be generous because strong and Mexi
CO is weak With all the power necessary to enforce
any demand ought to treat Mexico from generosity
would treat Great Britain France from respect
precisely she had the pow to defend her rights
though when the war concluded she may not have
ounce Of powder left, single ration Of provisions
But the prospect of peace doubtful Santa Annals
voice is still for not from his preference. but
because he hasfound it expedent to go with the popu
lar feeling He would not be safe to resist it. To
tain himself in power. he must side with the popular
desperation-that desperation of an enemy invaded on
every side and defeated in every encounter
Mt its defeats ashamed VI its incapacy burning for
venge, aad determined upon some desperate and re
deeunS resistance some one single demonstration
cred table to The national
The prospect at this stage Of the contest appears
beniore battles and heavier destruction Of the Mex
cans than heretoforeor even more dsgrnceful surrcn
ders WIN santa Anna we think the Mexicans will
fight His first trial with the Americans mastery
and truly great movement in the march and Throughout
The night when we consider the desert the absence OF
provisions i'll his camp and the materials of which
large portion Of his army composed We doubt very
much whether General Taylor could have done
with the same army under the circumstances. We
may, therefore expect fight or two yet from Santa
Anna should he fall the only alternative appears
to be the subugaon of the people the Semnoles
reduced by hunting them down throughout the
of their territories for If Santa Anna should fall ia
battle tho Mexican falls to pieces and there
will be nothing left with which 20 treat
Exasperated as they cannot hope for better
oounses with the Mexicans than to the uttermost
And yet there s other policy than push
the capital When the army OF Scott and the Macedo
MAN phaanx of Taylor shall have and
scended from the heights into the valley of Mexico If
the government be still existing may have plea for
peace The church may nerpose its authority. and the
may be closed The object of peace might be largely
promoted, If proclamatons distributed among the
of the Mexican Republic; but only an honorable aud
permanent peace, with reasonable ndemnities for the
offences Of the past European counsels may probably
induce Mexico succumb before she is utterly annhi
lated but the chances strong that the Amer-
in its march to Mexico will have to fight ut
every turn, and arriving at the capital will find 1t
evacuated by the and the government the
try But there other policy left than to push
ward the column The yellow fever is tho coast
there may be peace as well as health in the interior
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Domestic I,nportations.

N.ORLEANs-Shp Isnthe-l22 bis pork Robert Williams
-io3 Simonson-26 w Scott-loi his pork H Co-l00
do whisky 50 do hams Chateau Meade SandordI5 bbls oil
to dn-l48 bbls 6 cks Charleston Bowe50 hhds
bacco Harmony Nephsw eo12'7 b. cotton Morgan
Spvue Robinson co6 bbls beeswax 875 hides doll5s
do r Smh-6 hhds ties bacon McChain9i bbls oil w
Wilsonll2 cs steel Naylor boxes mdz w w Sims
Strange Paine-39 bb flour % BIS hemp IS bbs oil
A cks order
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Sr CRoix-Bark Condor-W Hyndman and LADY, Georg
Middleton A Baez, boss. s l. Arhurton, w A Hewett
PoRr AU PRINcE-Big Mary Perkins-Mr Thomas, A Vii
lier, N Chsraette Mary Palias, Furget, Laurent
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nK. C0OPER, IA DU ANE street, between Chatham and
the Gl @ medical
in New York He the aggravated Of
sTs . method which
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Membew cfths New York College Of Medicine and Pharma-
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RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
tNOk the permanent cure OF primary secondary syphilis
yeneen ulcers, nodes any complaint produces by an
nludcious use oil mercury, unskul medical
Al persons faint remaining ther system
consider himself safe after having the yenerea disease
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Ar..v., Of Stranger. IN new York.

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large and commodious brick building. situated in New
Haven Connecticut The rail pass directly by
the
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvERrooL-Packet ship Columbia-A Nonie, lady and 2
children, G Norre Miss Norre Miss Van Horn e Motz, A
AdrsS MG. and ns lady, ChaTlsSn MeLes9 a9d
sturken, child aud servant Msxco Edward Swnton. Mrs
Child and son, England Ewar lady, three children and
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TIMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,
M hl1 Pearl street. npor R1,ondfrnM

HESE BATHS have been esabIshe for the last twenty
six years. and the only Sulphur Baths the city
They are highly recommended by the most eminent phys
claus for the of rheumatism salt rheum chronic
plants, cmptions Of the skim &c
Medicaed Vapor Baths also given daily from A. M to
PM. lmsr
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ME MARRIED. WoMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL

Il WOMANS PHIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION, by A. NJ. Msuriceap, professor Of dis
eases Of Women, Just published Price 81 The important
secrets here contained though of strictly for
important 1870
The various subjects treated Of in the married Woman
rvate Medical Companion, Of with which
female either married contemplating marriage, should be-
come m especially the great French discovery here
man wife has fallen sscr6ce also restraining many
large family Of children from marrying.
10 the female afflicted with the various complaints arising
from oppage irTeguarity decline or retention OF the
menses 1t invaluable containing the causes symptoms
and the most certain remedies for the removal Of hercom
plants.
Every husband and every father also every young man
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M EDICAL ADVICE.-DOCTOR LAMERT is still con.
WI 6dentally consulted Al his Office IS Gold street, between
Beekman and Fulton, all diseases Of delicate His
treatment being mild and judoous neither mercury
restraint in diet hndanos from business pursuits Recent
stituona arising omS too frequent indulgence Of the pas
sions Of ndiscree YOUTH aud thereby causing nightly
tors attention his object beng restore the mentally
Structure, disease frequently existing without the patient be-
ing the least sometimes caused by the of
Of the parties themselves by the Doctor eeeuay cured
without pain or Inconvenience The Doctor being Of the
few qualified advertising Surgeons in the city guaranees
perfect cure OF charge made Letters postpaid enclosing
fee Immediately attended and medicine with advice sent
to any part Of the United States Office SO Gold street
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TIRE, PAINTING

MINIATURE PAINTING.
MIR McDOUGAL has taken the room No H. in building
WI known Pumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
Of Broadway and Murray where he would be happy
attend any orders in miniature color sketches
as lm*c
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Gle Stimme Don Gumru.


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lib Die Burger bon Sumru3aunibip ml9aus
is pon Acam @rops am 2oit. San. Die fol:
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| SufoI9s 6ftntljtsr Hadrtbt perIammeltsn
lIb Die Ginmcbnsr BON OIsp Gounibip, am
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+ ouf SomraM ten %. Sonunr l847, um bic
, bsabNtDtl9te SbelIun9 ron Nlt SsrfS in lIsbtr:
Iegun9 gu ntbmsn. Man rr9aniIirts ltdb burh
bic AnlfelIun9 non Ubomas y. Gee, YrlIs
bent; peter Sd)neioer, Dieron 5edb unb
-1obn Deturf, @iee:preibentsn ~. Scrs
toilet uno peter Bu!oin, Sefretdre.
Nuf 8cribIa9 morb cine @onlmittse ron 25
srnannt, Ss1DIui1s abjufoiItn u. siniuberid)s
ten, bic nab furStr Nbmeisnbeit Die fpI0ents
Gnlsttun9 unb SeibIltIIe einbanb9ttn, mebs
,einifimnl9 on9encnnsn murten:
QSell lsst meetr 9ro6e 0ntrsn0unQsn 0sz
mabt wercsm um SsrfS &auntD ~ isrjfifs
fsn, blos in Der 9tbiICbt ejni9s unbsbcutsnbe
Corfer ouf llnfofen Der orbstenbsn Somrn
une S9onomsrtcr, III @ountpfdoRn iu srbsben,
une Elm Yaor @l9sntbum6befBe in unb um
erto9ten 96rftrn Su btreitbern uno cine 2tnSabl
Nmtebun9ri8sr ~ fttttern IAN S6tti9un9 1T
niebt 81 eenfen) unb ba mir pii1sn, ba6 Gins
Der eria9ten 96rf2r fdDcn prr 6iefsm in einem
Sabre mebr e'elc ou6 Der Ssrf8 SnuntpS dDaee
TANNER 9sSc9sn, blos um 9crf su mtrcsn, ais
eS I'M islbQen Sabre etnbeS0Dlt BAT; 70 fsi eaber
SO'l"'GINiV phb lutl ltt SupulN QPr RT1lQS
ten neutn Saunts6 Suwibsr ltnc, beionosr6 neil
bic Soren jtst fthon benabs unsrtrdolb Gino,
une rpenn beabltbti9t untsr Sounlcbip in ,pei
ia brei Sbsile ju tbeiIen, ndmb Elm Sbe ~
pCttseorf Elm She'll gu &uglfdbtcl, uno enen
She'll bei Nlt Strt6 gu l06cn, unl uns basSodD
eeto beftr an ben (9oI5 idbmieosn ~ f6nncn.
SeibIcikn oob mir aae uns SuifeDsnceMits
tsl anmenesn modem, um cine SDslun9 pon
Nlt Serfs su perbiten, neil Asapn9 unler
6auptsOforft III unb wsnn mir @slbdfts bal.
bsr nab Neaein9 9ebsn muGen mir unitrs
prceufte mtnebmen f6nnen unb BORT Io 9uten
Nbloe ftnosn ais in Ybilabslpbta.
SeiblofFn, ba6 mir I'm ere 8sIebae6una ebrs
erbletl9lt bitten, unS nit ben beoblbti9ten neu
en- SauntlsS Su perfbcnsn, nsnn auCb Die o6en
srrpdbnten jmsi 9trfsr bas Nnerbietsn aemadbtI
baden, Die Soften Der 6dentlitben @ebduoe, faaSI
We msDr al6 10000 Sboler bstra9en, aus brsn
sl9snsn Sdfsn ju eriteen. 0Gir BADEN Jest
lNen elnen @sibmad +. jensn 9crffinansirern
Selblofsn, oas mir unfers @eleBQsbun0 ouf
oas 2rln0enoite erfud)sn, eem 0olfe feline fc(: |
lDe Suree oubuloesn, obns III unterluben cb /
Die WfeDrbs't cine tolde 2aif aufaele0t ,u babsn
nlnibt ODER ob nur sint9s @pefuldtcrs unb
psrfonen barum anIuben, une
ob auf ebrlitbe cber unsbrltbe 0SeIe Nnlprub
]emabt nirb.
Ssfd3loiIsn, bas ob9teib Derfcnen BON ben
'soen Cben9enannten 9trfsrn in uniersr @e.
1sno 9epsfen, bic eaS 9cIf auf cine verfbmiee