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hasins broken open tie box il being already ou., A.,
hdayirs IN mitigation Of punishment are 10 Be- %, n ~
Tho Grand Jnry r.i,i-~a q tad hia ss.,r', w
Mepoussit steward OF the brig Detroit charged NJ,
sndsavoripgt 20 make a revolt wa
srTsMos CoUxr-Before Chief Ju.,lcs Js.,..
Judges Oakley snd vsnderpoel-D ~
NJ Dsroy vs.. JOHN r Colon and oih1sAssiop To- ~,
against some Of the members Of Engine Co No Al -
Others CORNING military company called "a, c,s
Gusrd and their guests In having the hk>n.,. -
Dewey, one OF the Captains Of Police psn,sd - -.
get and shooting Ih The Jury gave verdIct - 49,,
against Mr. Colon and the other four gu>,ts 80 80
against some Of the members included in the ~ -
ton Is made 10 Get the verdict aside. TIE Cons -.
the plaintiff in such verdict, liberty 10 80 -
the parties for the larger amount There Il 10 eylS
that the guests knew anything Of the target A,
Colon be urged. when informed that such Va, 49,.
carried that Il should not b. done. New trii 49,
on payment OF costs. counsel msy elect 10 rsk. -
ton for MOLE prossoui IS TO the i've guests ssa 49,
the verdict as 20 the rest
Reary Coti1ci va JOAN BroBre Action ss.,,s a.
Pres6en, Of the East River Mutual Insurance. Co "a -
cover $3.50 penalty. under the stsfgte for not pers.
Mr. Cothes one Of the stockholders for 30 dsy, 49,
70 an eleeton 10 take memoranas or copy fo-
the book containing the Of stockholdors ga g.
the transfer book The Jury gave verdict 10 ~,
smount and motion is made for new lIisl The cuI.
ton IL whether the s,ockhoder had right merely 4,
look at the books or, In addition. TO take copy. IA
Court considers the latter the intention Of the s~ -
ing doubt 10 ensbe the stakeholder 10 Obtain n.
names of persons entitled 10 for officers sn 10 eAs
lenge others &c There IL great doubt n sockhoSe,
has not right 70 take such memoranda Ct spy time
but be certainly has such right for 10 dsys prsvcu, 10
election, doing 50 3 proper hours and IN rroosr
manner. under the regulations Of the Director New
trisl denied
CLARK VS.. M~eAaHfs BdHk TO transaction
with John T. Smith Co. The case 10 be resrsued o.
TO the question Of protest sc.
Stephen VAiasyv Tie People On suit relative u
the erection piers The question 70 the notice re-
CURED TO be given under the statute 10 be reargusi
The decision In relation 10 notes gwen by stockhod
ers TO Mutual ns Co.'S deferred till Of the kad
noticed for srgument, has been heard.
" Al the town docking 10 the Museum 10 zee 5ec
Tom Thumb and witness sl The other performances
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Things In PHILADELPHIA.
-rcspordence Of Tho Tribune.

Correspondence OF Tho Tribune.
PM ApRLPHIA- March :.
The Cotton market exhibits better state OF
feeling and while prices are more firmly main
tanned there is better demand, chiefly from spin
ners who have taken several hundred baes at prices
varying from l to l3c Flour Is also in better favor
and holders are sitter in prices to-day than yesterday
The market has been in cleared OF eli tne
immediate disposabe standard brands some l2OO ools
having been taken At IS 57l This Is not however the
ruling price altogether 10 having been in several IN
stances offered and refused.
Wheat IL scarce and good quality Red Is worth and
held at 100 cts In Corn but very little Is doing the
view. Of holders being above those Of buyers. Corn
Meal /. also inactive. but about GOO bbls were sold al
si5O
Provisions are quiet without change of any conse
quence. 60
The nomination Of Mr. skunk for reelection ss Cover
no. Is looked upon by large class of Locokocos as
equivalent 20 defeat OF the party especially az the
prominent Wing candidates are both strong men aud We
~ popular -. ,oo a.,
SAFES or SIocEs-Fha Board and Aftar-lOO Grsrd
Bank 4 50 Morris Can. cash. Is 500 ; NIL j r
notes l0; 5000 do 25 do SIS lOl 100 do do lO3 NJ
NJ Pittsburg, ~ Far & Mech, so 100 Girarc e.,
IL 10 Navigation IS; eco Lehigh DE- o. 2lo whining
ton g. 1855 slt COCO State S. ut 100 Girsrd cash
IL 1000 Reading BIDS as 72 rs Louisville Bank, s2t
Union. Tenn. 50. Second Board and Afr-26 Ear q
Mech 49t 800 So. 1851. 90 l95 Lehigh IS % 800
Mortgage loan, s4i 10 Morris Canal iSt
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
pYELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
Important from the Seat Of War.

Reported Evacuation Of Vera cruI-santa Xmas
March 10 Salullc-Cen. Urea al tlciOia
with 5000 Troops-Preparatlons FOR Attack
Ing Monterey-Auival OF Gen. Sutier rom
Brazos-Gen, Taylors Position al Aqua Nue.
va-Preparations for Conflict.
WAsz1SoroS. March 5-lo P. NJ
Nv the schooner Delta at New-Oriesns On the
1st inst we have news from TsmPico to the 10th
alt
General Scott arrived at Tsmpico On the lsth'
where il was reported that Vera Cruz had been
evacuated By order Of Santa Anna, and the enc
ny's troops marched 70 the interior
Mr. Lumsden writes 10 the Picayune IRON Tam
pica. 18th ultino that be hes seen letter IRON
Mexican officer to friend, dated San Luis the sth'
which states tina. Santa Anna was % march on sal
tillo preparatory to attacking Monterey Gen. Ur'
rea with 5000 troops al Victoria, was 70 attack
Mstsnnoros and tina, both expeditions must prove
,uccessful. The writer Of this letter is Santa An
mas private Secretary, and he says they shsA give
the Yankees bot work in the North while Genera
scot. is marching on Vera Cruz.
IL Is pretty certain that Santa ANA IL now Il
sstillo and it is even reported that be had en-
gaged in conflict with Gen Taylor; but the lat
ter is not believed at Tanpico.
Gen. Scott has Issued orders to punish all crimes
committed BY Mexicans or Americans not provided
for by the army clause, after trial by military
commission, according to the laws OF the Onltea
States.
The Propeller Washington arrived at Ne" Or
leans oOtb Feb from Brazos 23d. Gen Butler
came passenger. He is suffering 90 much IRON DIE
wounds that be is disabled for active service.
Gen. Teylor with Briggs and Thomas's bate
RES and the I'd Mississippi regiment, arrived al
satillo on I'd February, had taken position at
Aoua Nueva AL the troops were to 20 there on
The 10th. except few TO remain in town.
There is little doubt bat that Gen. Mii0n will
rive General Taylor considerable trouble 1t IS
stated that General Taylo wants light troops very
rncb. A letter from Brazos, dated pod February
.svs that TAYLOR was busy making water tanks
and collecting large train OF wagons and PACK
mules. The enemy had apparently left that part
of the country for parts unknown-'uPPosed toward
Vera Cruz.
Gen. worth's division had all embarked except
the Dragons and light Batteries Gen Worth
vould sail in day or two in the Edith
r,o.s of the Briti-b Mail Steamer Tweed-six"
~ Persons Drowned.
Tho Atreyida at New.Orlesns from Canlpeachy,
10th February, brings news that the British Royal
Mai, steamer Tweed, was lost on the 18th February
northeast Of Cardenas. Sixty persons were drown
ed. An expedition was sent from Campeschy to
ber assistance
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Betrayers of Freedom.

The following is complete LIST OF Senators ANo
Representatives from the Free States VINO voIeo
AGAINST the Proviso intended 20 prevent the isi'
Their Extension Of Human Slavery. They 'hAi
have their reward
SENATORS.
DANIEL .. DICKINSON OF Hs~-iori'
EDWARD A. HANSEGAS Of ine.'nA
JEesE ID. BRIGHT,
xIDSEY BREEsE Of Illinois
LEWIS CASs Of Michigan
REPRESENTATIVES,
NEv-ToEx. ONO -,
STEPHEN STRONG, Frs. A Sanh4I-s AA-''
WV. WOODWORTH, Joseph MoHls-
JOSEPH RUSSELL. Isaac PARSE,
pTx>,YLvASTA william Sawyer,
James Thompson, Henry 81 s0nHi
Richard B7odhead, isDbH
James Black, Wm. ~ go.
Jacob Erdmsn, hooeH y,
Henri D. Foster, thomas :. As
VIM S. Garvtr, nLlS94I rlt,-
Charles J. IngsTsoAi OT'anoo $500.
Moses Mclean. stephen a; DO-s.'
~rvrryRsEY Robert Smith,
Joseph Edsal. n heSisia'@'4-
MICHIGAN loNA
John S Chapman. shsPPero LellsI
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRs.

R~ Mr.. DYER's Photographic Exhibition takes
place this evening at the Hall Of the Brooklyn Institute
in Washington st. The exercises will be interesting
Among other things. Mr.. D. will give some specimens
Of rapid writing and there will be readings and writings
Of all kinds in Photographic characters.
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preme Court adjourned Friday. having previously
decided in the famous Less Case that the States have
Alright to regulate the trade In and sale Of ardent spirits
Thus the law Of New-Hsnpshire, which controls the
power licenses generally and the Law OF Msssaehu-
setts which forbds the sale OF any smaller quantity OF
liquor THAI twenty eight gallons and the law Of ssede
Island limiting the sale to ten gallons are all affirmed ~
the Court This decision is important in view Of the
recent action Of Of the States whereby the she
10 greatly restricted II cuts Cd the last hope Of the
rpmselers.
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RHEUAArrsa trust that none OF our reader.
will fail to peruse stentlvey the advertisement with
this heading in another column We have 40 often sro
ken In praise OF DR.. Chrst.es GsvSnc articles that W.
merely direct attention to the advertisement vsiss
comprises one Of the extraordinary ststemes W.
ever read. Dr. Chrisiies Only agency in NewYctts
AZ - Broadway
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MAJOR GEsrRAL BrsTos.-We uDdentsnd'
from a passenger who left Washington yesterday
morning. that rumor prevailed on Sunday even
ing in tina. city TIA, COL Benton was reluctant to
enter upon the duties Of his appointment as Major
General, and probably would decline it altogether.
The Colonel. II such be bis determination, is pos
sibly Disguised that he il not invested with extra
ordinary powers If he wisb 70 make Santa Anna
retreat, be had better Spout him Senatorial
speech. II Santa Anna can stand orc Of Ben
toms speeches, be can stand anything Another
rumor by Telegraph is, that the Colonel Il goes 70
the wars today.
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" Mr.. KING, the popular Representative from
Georgia is at the Astor House. For the services
he has rendered the Commercial Marine in the es-
Enlistment Of the line of Steamers between this
country and others, with which our merchants viii
now be in more regular intercourse, would it not be
appropriate that public dinner, some other tss'
tinonisl Of regard, should be rendered him
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To GENTLEMEN OF FoRrUSE.-A lady OF The best
society snd connexions having met with pecunisry re-
verses 10 about to become the lessee of one OF tho moot
magnificent private residences in the city In the mme
date vicinity OF the New.York Hotel She proposes to
let furnished apartments to six or eight gentlemen who
would take their meas elsewhere. unless breakfast on
the European plan should be desired The house Is IN
usually large and of the most suuptuous luxury and
the situation every way desirable for gentenSn who
prefer the elegance and refinement OF private res.
dence to hotel The ground door offers mOs, elsI.
BILE location for physician. Immediate application Is
necessary. Inquire at no Waverly place.
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Y Persons wishing The Tribune lett regularly !"
their residences at their places Of business, s's
scw-York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Williamsburg
Newark viii please leave their address at the desk o. :.
Publishing Once send ii by note through the f'''
flee. The pnce Of The Daily Tribune TO ,hoss VINO
larry receive II from Carriers Is l2s Cents per
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Court CaIendar....THIs DAY.

CoMaoN PLEAs-Psrt Nos. IS, II, e5 IS. 81, %, 80,
l0l g. H. g. 49, So Part 2-Nos lls. las, %. g. co.
l22 1872 1876 TO- 3l4 - TO- &C. l0e lie 1874 ia ~ So
-, l20 I42, 100, "a. -.
CIRcvIr CoCRr-The remainder OF the week will be
taken up with some reserved causes
SUPERIOR COURr-Argumcnts.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE....AIBANY Mar

sENATE...A1BANY March al P NJ
A bill was reported for the relief Of the Fire.
mems Insurance Company, Of New-fork also 10
extend the time within which the first expenditure
on the Hudson Railroad is TO be made also to au;
tborize the Auburn and Rochester Railroad Co. to
borrow money to relay the track with heavy rail
Mr.. DEss1sTos reported a bill for the incorpora-
ton Of companies 10 construct Canals and navigate
the same. e
The Enigrant bill was taken up in Committee OF
the Whole. After debate in Committee leave was
refused by vote of Is to 7, to sit again mo
ton 10 refer the bill to n Select Committee was
lost ~ to TO- On motion by Mr. SANFORD 70 or
dor 10 order the bill 10 third reading, debate en-
,ued. and the bill was laid on the table. Adj
ASSEMBLY.
The memorial Of E. X. COLLINS and others
against any farther legislation in favor OF the Anti
Renters was presented.
MIR. WRIGHT, on notice, brought in bill to locate
the New.York and Erie Railroad on the Northern
route.
Mr.. SUBWAY moved to refer the blu relative to
the rights of property Of married women to Select
Committee, to report complete
The motion to reconsider the vote recommend
ing the HeI.Gs,e Pilot bill, with instructions to
throw the right of Plotting open and strike out the
section imposing hnes on any one not licensed as
Pilot, was agreed to-
The special order being the bill to provide TOR the
election of certain Judicial Officers, &c was then
taken up.
The House agreed to the instruction to amend the
Pilot bill.
The bill for the election Of Judicial officers was
debated. The day of election was fixed on Mon
day, 3lst May.
Mr. CAKPkSTIER of New-York moved TO except
that City from the section providing for the election
of Recorders
| Mr.. WALSH opposed the motion and It was lost.
/ Mr. BLoss moved to add Rochester and Troy he
1 oorders.
The SPEAKER moved to strike out the section.
Mr.. BURcHARD moved q section for the election
| OF Police Justices in every city.
/ Mr. wALsH called up his resolution Tor psrtics-
! lars of printing the Census Adj. 70 Wednesday
PHILADELPHIA, March 6, ls47.
The British ship Charles Saunders, from st. John,
N. y. arrived here from Wilmington Del this after
noon She was accompanied by the U. s. Cutter
Crawford, her own crew having mutinied and re
fused 20 do duty for the last ten days.
The Philadelp his markets remain unaltered II
prices and there have been but few sales Of Flour
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suppIement.

Our columns are 80 crowded that we have been COM
PEELED 70 ssus Supplement to Ibis dsy' Tribune. Ito
eoes~n. are ~ follows The Search Poem, By
JAnxs RrssxIL LOWELL; Ralph Waldo Enerson,'
from 0r!swoid's Pross Writers Of America AutCsp-
.s., Yuns.hrsrns clspTrsp Letter from Aibssy; Re
torn Of J. O Adams 10 Congress, The Lawyers and
their Reforms; Custom House Value Of Coins Poem
By E. T. EILrr; PrsaAiin the Home Of his BOyhood ;
Adysrtixernerts
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r. The PLUME NATIoNAL DA6UERHiAN GAL
LERy on upper corner of Broadway and Murray st.
contains ,ae largest number and the besae smiles OF
the human family OF any gallery In the world 90 and
see IL
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The rribune Anal Philadelphia.

regularly with The Tn6uns win please leave ~
names and residences with Ziebsr co. Le1s~
Building Third st. below Chestnut, who VIII cs1,e
paper 70 them Immediately after the arrival o. "s -
susIs copies price cents may always BE- eDa'sss
sbevs, or trsm the Phnsdsiphis hswsbsys
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wounded We took eight prisoners, ~ Ct whom died
AS, night Thrs ended the battle OF Bracifo the nrs'
b,r-l - IN. ay Of tn- West and as brayey fought ~
our mar az ever men fought AZ any engagement
We have every 20 believe that there e more
4, .,o,s a. us c. II KRlBBEN,
IL, Lieut. No Light Artillery.
S1S-. Fy January !. le41.
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PENNSYLVANIA WING CoSyKSrIoN.-The Wings
of Pennsylvania hold their Convention to-day at
Harrisburg for the nomination Of Governor and
other State officers. We learn by Telegraph that
the friends of Gen. IRWIN held caucus yesterday.
Seventy four Delegates were present. and eleven
or twelve more were known TO be favorable 10 his
r,nr,aiI, Ion,
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u GESTLENESs HATS style for Spring, lsiT vii
DO introduced on Wednesday. March by
LEARY & co. Hatters Aston House, Broadway.
Circulars descriptive Of our stye will be Forwarded
By addressing MS post. paid. NAT
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~ The CaTSes Mad newspapers. which was
well conducted BY P. }. Grey, ESQ has gwen place TO
new weekly Journal called The West !srseynsn-
TIE new paper viii be conducted By Mr.. Gray and G.
w. Hutshorns. Ii ss much smPler sheet sad tie
fnt number gives good promise Of useful and vAasos
psper
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DIAMOND POINTED GoLp PESs.--li you want srsi
rate Gold Pen go to J. Y. SAVAGE, W Fultoust. Es
has excellent article, and IL for 81 only pencil 10.
eluded
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on PAISrrSo.-Mrs. H. NJ. Perlsy invites her risbds
and those interested In the art OF painting to call and
examine the productions of her pupils, on Wednesday
March 10, between the hours Of IL aud 5 P. NJ 6oS
Broadway corner OF Houstonst mo a.
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II DR.. Dan Foote of South New Berlin, Che
mango Co whose abuse OF his wife resulted in her death
and who eed in consequence has been arrested and
brought back
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u JOSHUA HARRIS, Esq. Editor OF the Clsvs-
land Herald WING has been elected Mayor Of
that city. The Wings also elected two Of the
three Aldermen. Whig Treasurer and Eve Of the
nine members Of the Council
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TIE Pacific SQUApRoS.-The Washington

THF PACIFIC SoUADRoS.-The Washington
Union Of Saturday evening says
Dispatches have been received at the Navy Depart
ment from Com Bddle in the United States ship Co
lumbus dated a. Valparaiso on the 18th December
1916 and AZ Callso the 30 January last from ~neh
with Com shubrick board, arrived At valparaiso on
the ID December ls46. The United States store ship
Lexington Lieut., Baiy was al thar port at the same
time and sailed thence for the coast of California on
the 9th December The Independence sailed on the
18th December The Levant wss AZ Valparaiso on
the 18th Of the month her return to the United
States Il the intention OF Com. Bidde TO sail from
Callao for Monterey In few days.
- The United States steam irigate Mississippi
Capt Mayo. bearing the broad pennsnt Of Commodore
Perry left tbs Gosport Navy Yard on Friday afternoon
and anchored OF the Naval Hospital She WAS expected
to 20 to sea on Saturday.
Commander Alexander sdell Mackenzie goes out
passenger in the Mississippi. Nat Intel.
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- The Nsw-Orlssns papers have sdvicss
from Havana tve days lsisr. No news
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r war NEws.-see Telesrsphic DisPateh
add the intelligence Of Battle In New Mexico.
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u A BATCH OF NAVAL AFFoISTxTSTs We
are compelled 10 defer.
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T We are under obligations to Mr.. coRwIs
for copies Of his lsre speech the Mexican War Also
to Mr. srxvAsr Of Pa for copy Of his speech on the
mrss Million Bill Also 10 Mr.. JENKINS for . copy Of
his spssss "a The wrnss Proyiss,
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II Mr. wEBsTER is expected at the Aston
House On Wednesday next. l; is his intention to
return again to Washington before be undertakes
bis Southern tour, which he will probably com
mence early in April lie will be absent for two
or three months That he win be most cordially
received at the South where his talents and virtues
have ever been appreciated is most certain. He
has never been through our Southern States, and
thousands there are anxious 10 see and hear him.
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-. KNOX. l2s Falton.t s prepared to supply
his patrons and the public with hs elegant Spring s
mo I'm
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CEIrKD STATES CoLLEcToKs OFFIcE-Ihsrs a
report that al the Bsrnhurners Ia the United States
Collectors ofsee. in this cry have ben removed
fRochss,er Dem
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BEEBE & oosTAR

SO Broadway, New.ToEk,
rr- VIII introduce sphng Fashion for Gsaslsnsas
Hats March 6, 1917. laflss
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u The Board al Supervisors Of Rsnssslssr
county have fixed tbs salaries Of Judge and surrogsiss
at $500 each, s2ioo the Judge performs sosa Tie
dutss st Judge saa sxrsyss.
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GENrtsNrN's HArs-G. D. ALyORo, 1Os Broadway,
viii open his Spring style on Saturday. Mar iS47 nsG
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NV HANPsHIRr-Ths Annual Election Tor
Governor, State Legislature and four members OF
Congress. occurs in the Granite State today We
await the result not without anxiety bat In the
hope that after once throwing of the shackies
that had 50 long bound her, she Is not destined
again to become Slave State.
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FAcTs FOR TBE MILLIos.-A clear, while, uanspsfent
skin 10 essential 10 health 10 beauty. Al bstss
son. particularly the decse pores Of shs sxin are os
be filed with impurities, which speedily eonefeLs -
form what are Incorrectly termed worms
highly expedeD practice Is TO squeeze these ~ofms
out h the thumb nails s7d the result 10 the formsuon
numerous snKrylooking pmplcs. Nov all this una tn'r
ness and dsfgufaii0n may be c0mpetsy avoided py
free Of 0ooTauds mstehess Italian Aedcstsd soap
which, by It's searching pEoperties viii nfaoly essSse
the pores and IN The shape VI dir Isns
fecxes sgnburG ard ssouness while It's msdicafea po
peres such that hey speedily chsfes ersckss
chaps p.mplss rousEness rngworm, any other ossss
which the mos, tender catcle 10 liable. Mothers snou1
always II 10 wash their CHILDREN and shefs VIZ S1~
Il delicious article 70 shave wilh. -,
Golyo.65 PoQises Sdbtiies poffess ths fenAks.S
chemical properly Of immediately and totsiy spfoounS
s1pcrfuols human hair
~ Thess. and the other valuable Toilet prepsnen.
OF Dr.. Fsisr Ge1rad only be obtained geocine me
depot, 81 Wslker-sI Ere; store west Of BroatwsY.
md arod
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FRAxKttS House, Paih.osLrr..- Thi. popular Hocs,
centrally located, tO5 ChesnutsL Philadelphia, viii DO
found agreeable tarryng place for travellers vSing si
city, where every attention will be paid to their eomofn
and wants
IL Dinner al and 81 o'clock.
"A post coach belonging to Tho house will CONVEX
and from the depos and landings for q e
ZACH Including luggage. d. X. MINOR,
late OF New-York. Propris,g
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