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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY Ia, Is4s.
Congressional.
THURSDAY, May IL, lS4s.

THURSDAY, May IL, lS4s.
In the Senate Mr. Sturgeon presented petition from
citizens of Philadelphia, praying the adoption of
ures for the concentration and civilization OF the Indians
Mr. Baldwin presented a petition from jeremiah Day
and others, PRAYING the adoption OF a uniform rate of
postage.
Mr. Dickinson presented petition from citizens of
New York. for the establishment oil port OF entry al
Rouse's Point.
Mr. Under wood presented petition from Simpson and
Logan counties for post-roue from Franklin TO Spring
field, Tennessee.
Affairs was discharged from the further consideration of
the petton of Patrick Marrantele.
Mr. Atchison from the same committee, made an
adverse report on the petition OF James Wilkins.
The resolution submitted by Mr. Johnson of Mary
land on the subject of nominations not submitted TO the
Senate, taken up; when,
On motion of Mr. Johnson who complained of indispo-
stion the further consideration of this resolution
postponed until tomorrow.
The resolution submitted by Mr. Badger, to rescnd the
resolution for the appointment OF messenger in the
ante room of the Senate, was informally passed over.
Several unfavorabe reports from various committees
were read and concurred in
The Senate then resumed the consideration OF the bill
to enable the President of the United States take
porary military occupation OF Yucatan.
Mr. Davis OF Massachusetts then took the floor,
which he occupied until the hour OF adjournment in
argument against an interference with Yucaan because
it would involve us in the danger OF conflict with Eng
land and Spain. He pointed at the course of the
missioner from Yucaan, in opposition to treaty with
Mexico which did not secure protection to Yucatan and
hence inferred that it the true interest of that
try to prevent the present treaty from being ratified
MIR Miller obtained the floor, when the Senate ad-
oun1ed.
In the House. the bill for the admission of the State OF
Wisconsin into the Union read third time and pass
ed-the amendment in relation to certain grants of land
being rejected.
Mr. Bocock's motion to reconsider the House concur
renee ia the Senate bill relative to the ranking privilege
and the compensation of deputy posmasters, with view
to inc rease the said compensation, was then taken ul
and agreed to and the bill was referred to the Commit
tee on the Post Office and Post Roads
The House then went into Committee of the Whole on
the state of the Union, (Mr Toombs OF Georgia, in the
chair and took up the consideration of the revolution
airy pension appropriation bill when Mr.. Rockwell, Of
Connecticut spoke an hour, by way OF review upon the
annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury the
state of the finances The business in hand was then
resumed and the bill received sundry amendments report
ed from the Committee Of Ways and Means; but the
committee rose, length reported no conclusion, and
the House adjourned.
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The Boston Courier declares that the northern States
will elect the wing PRESIDENT" that "those northern
States demand that the claims of their favorte can
ddate shall be regarded The of events renders
it highly probable that neither Mr. Clay nor Cen TAYLOR
can receive the nomination of the wing convention in
June Neither of them, if nominated could carry one
half OF the electoral votes OF New England Probably
not so large proportion Very possibly the Old Bay
State herself would sanction that nomination Who
then, carry these votes well all the others that
any man can cany' Daniel Webster and Daniel Web
ster onlyw
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Mount Hope,


IN tuition esabshsd and conducted By the Sisters of
Charity, chiefly for the relief Of the insane
THIS institution is beautifully situated on commanding
eminence within view Of the city OF Baltimore. and
advantages that render particularly desirable
a residence for those afflicted with mental disorders The
interesting views OF highly cultivated and agreeable
country Its apartments spacious, lofty and Well ven
tlaed and furnished in style that will bear compar
with respectable hotels 1t Is abundantly
supplied with the finest water and its bath arrangements
by any other similar establishment in the
country The patients of this institution received and
attended by Sisters of Charity and are visited once
other asylum in the possession OF all the necessary and
modern Improvements for relieving the insane, yet pre-
the character and appe of doesffc retreat,
rather place for tiy scclusion and confinement oil
dangerous and ncurabe persons has been the studious
aim of its founders invest it with everything appertan
wien the the will admit will be surrounded
by all the comforts and advantages OF cheerful and dome
tic society Accordingly the greatest is taken,
discard practicable every form of per-
sonal restraint but from the observation of the
inmates everything that tend 10 rate distress their
feelings Opportunities for varied occupations and amuse
ments within and without doors studiously supplied
and exercise the open air. in the carriage, foot is
carefully enjoined.
the female department the Sisters themselves have
the immediate charge whilst in the male department
provided faithful and competent male attendants who have
been long The of invnds OF this class
and whom the Sisters maintain the stricest supervs
cep,on Of hundred and fifty patients The vary
IS to SO per week 1.-THE patient require his friends
desire accommodations and additional attention, het
will be charged accordingly For further information APP
ply the Sister Superior OF the nsution,N Dr. VIM
H. Stokes, the physician
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Elections In Virginia.

The skies are still brighter Instead OF having lost
Fayette and Nicholas, we have carried the democratic
delegate; which is gain of one. We have now had
returns from the whole Sais except Pocahon,as, Scott
and Lee countes-all democrats before Our nett gain
At the late election may be set down. therefore, at 10
liberal calculaton-whch gives IS majority in the
House Of Delegates, and % on joint vote
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.


Esssg1c st3tE y aaa&IlA
NOTICE.-To accommodate persons desrous to attend
IN the Episcopal Convention at Norfolk, commencing
Wednesday, the 18th day of May the running in
nexion with the beautiful AUGUSTA, will leave
the Richmond and Petersburg Depot at o'clock, p. m.
Tuesday, the 10th of May arriving In Norfolk between
and 10 O'Clock the evening" thereby saving the bu-
portion of the day Tuesday and enabling
to be present at tho opening ofthe convention
Passengers from Lynchburg, Alexandria, Fredercks-
burg and Washington will be enabled by this arrangement
arrive Norfolk the day they arrive at Richmond
On Saturday the 30th the AUGUSTA will be detained at
Norfolk until O'clock p. M enable those who wish
return, to reach Richmond on Saturday evening,
Passage and fare 81
The AUGUSTA will keep up her regular trips, as hereto
fore.
For further particulars inquire the office OF the R. IL
p. r. X. Co. THOS. DODAMEAD,
May ll-N Superintendent
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LNNE aud Rare Old Palnt1ngs--A catalogue embracing
many choice pictures the old and modern GILMAN,
DurcH FLEMISH, ITALIAN, and FRxNcz SCHOOLS has been
Europe who the grsatsr part them for his
gallery but now wishing Q rssliss money for shs purpose
Many Of those paintings on the best old and modern
masters Of merit and well worthy The attention Of per-
sons purchasing pictures.
TYNDALE & MrTChEIAL,
u 2l0 Chesnut strees, Philadelphia
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Doors AND sHOEs.-The subscriber informs his Gus
10 toners and the public that he has removed his boot
and shoe Pennsylvania few doors of
old stand and opposite the theatre, where
he will pleased wait upon tho public, heretofore
with excellent stock of goods, comprising all kinds
ally kept in a well regulated establishment.
j. A. RUFF.
p S. have also for sale excellent lot Of travelling
trunks and carpet bags which offer at fair prices. Call
and Sec j. A. H.
May Il-eod8t tt
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petitions presented under tho R.Ic.

By Mr.. K. SMITH; The petition of large number OF
citizens Madison and other counties for mail route from
Greenvie, in Bond county, Staunton, in Macoupn
county, Illinois: referred 10 the Committee ON the Post
Office and Post Roads
BY Mr.. WENTWORTH: The petition Of citizens OF
Paned for the extension of the present mail Tou'e from
Oowa Glass; through to Chicago, via Flag Creek and
Lyons and also for the Of the trips from weekly 10
tr weekly.
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II appears by official return that the Danish
is At this time composed of ll6 ships which
of the line-vz fvc of "a guns, 80 guns and
one Of 66 guns.
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OENTLEMEN's Wear mado to order in tho best
" and most fashionable style, of the following materials
viz:
Broey's celebrated black French cloths
sc blue IS ''
:" fancy -coIored French cloths
Superior black, brown and green drap dete
black French doeskins
g black and blue cassmcres
fancy singe-mled Gu smeres styles
plain and figured black satin vestings
rich.colored silk and satin
double English Marseilles &c
Also, Just received complete assortment of gloves ho-
sery, cravats pocket handkerchief suspender &C., all
of which we invite the attention of gentlemen wishing
spring supplies p. II. HOOE co.
Nav
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M.tsinxs and Floor on Cloths just roc.lv,

CTRAW Mattings and Floor OIL Cloths just received
- per schooner Fairfax, direct from New York.
rs pieces very superior Al straw mating
Is :" A. colored mating
20 81 and Ga white do
s 34 do do for steps
rs patterns of very superior oil cloths which will be
to suit halls passages Of any shape.
Also. constantly on hand, full assortment OF ingram.
three-ply and Venetian carpeting to all of which we
PHI HOOE & co.
May ll-3w
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r MPROV ID sADDLE-TREEs.-rnes ub.crib<r

TMPROv ID sADDLEIrREEs.--rne Subscriber
would inform all interested that be has recently obtain
ed letters patent the improved saddeees upon which
his celebrated military saddleslaey adopted the regu
equally well adapted to the formation of citiz
saddles, and in all warranted 10 do no injury
the horse. He all times prepared to I'LL orders to
for trees, for saddles and equipments on the
reasonable terms, at his mandatory, NO Al Main
street, ST. Louis, Missouri.
Tho subscriber has disposed Of any rights or prvi-
egcs under his patent, and IL determined TO prosecute
orousy all nfrinKemcnts the same The Board OF
Dragon Officers, lately convened in Washington city, on
whose recommendation the subscribers military saddle
monsy and in the complimentary terms pronounced
~ rom their experience, greatly superior to every
"tnsr saddle known to them.
Feb i0-aw2mSW* THORNTON GRIMSLEY-
TMpROvED FARM In Fairfax county, Va, for sale
situated the Falls church, (where there
schoo) In good neghborhood. and is about miles
rom each o. INC cities OF Washington and Alexandria,
road and eight miles from Georgetown two hun
tred ana tnrynve y Of which in timber and
for the last ve years has been under course of
nen wncn mas demonstrated that il may be brought to
part (now in good condon) in srnss or nlantca
choice fruit, much of which already in bsnring TN.
dwelling and out-budings afford ample Recommendations "a,
geneel family large frame barn, with sabny in ths
basement mas been recently built in the best manner
There mill seat on the premises having fall Of four
teen feet So desirable place is seldom in market nor
would be- but for the professional occupations OF the
The price will be moderate and the accommoda
ting For further p'''i'uc!aHi.A s sPhs Z De sELpINe
No. IL Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington city
N. B-Mr John Duin, residing the adjoining farm,
will show the premises to those DESTROYS TO purchase
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CIIRISTY'S nuINSTRELS,

MECHANICS HALL, AZ sroA-sy. bss~ ss
tfGfsns sad brooms sts Monday, Nay }, and ever
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pAssENrERs ARRIvEn. .

In siogstfiip An,r,z. frsns Li1srrssL-Fsr HIifar-
Rev Mr STANLEY N-ssrs Wishsrf Purris. Durcsr. Gso
Roberts o, johE r9.lc1k Wm Lera Ascisan Geo Coed
uasr-if
Fsr. N..r Yo.f-Wu Waod~s.d. Mrs J.drs. -
Rs5.rtslu Mefrs G,rlrsr arf LADY, J0hrsr1 I'D ao u
tnr-e e. drsu snd sr-rsnr, Charles -nrrr-s. slg
nursa anr ir'arr. Lieut. ,IrQu. heF A|ara-cer h nr
Or Or..tv M-srs Cnti pr. Gr1rge fsT lf. J.h1 , i-
wGrfs rar Mr'~ lfarnarra. I0arsr1rn. 4 fasta H.
Hessrs Isfu ~rh rlc1sr. " II bee, Jfs Kerr aaur-
h .y-s Water D. Ns.sh LlIlfnl Ao5-rt Nu'r jesse II
s.rh Frrsuson. u fsifand. N.fl--lL ~ RIc rs0.
James .rrsrr -r-Y I-rnl7, hirr-l-er. Alex f1run.
Cells Cuian-r Drf.tss H--fUa. bearer 0f tIflrtrfss
Tharass CunE.r Jsfsr Edrs-i hrsn. Soc. Ltnerrfs.
Thes K--r A-4-r-.-. Chez f-.ff. Francis Ngi.nr Fra
zer. LFBch. Ardrsw Fsr~rslr-
Frsr, Hllf,s p Ne-- Ys-s-Hou ? Collins ~ o p
Gov.
III. fi,r rr4srersea-e from Lsudsn-Mrs Remodel.
Hrs Al Carterfg1i Mis d Rogers, hi.s >t1thsraa D. ~
Lender Mr Go ITfh g ono. " Orr a. iaay RI
Wisconsin. SIR Bilk. Of LONDON.
Ia ftfr Rarpas1nncct z en- ffrrrFacl-Ar Wa Hamil-
ton. Chas Browa as~ t5I il fle f.o~raH-
IN hr Ct-fsfeual Cslsa. from HnaHs-L sasI-T ads
children she s-rvsuif D. % g. tnek brs Wsyesl n
Horn J 3 o Lsdo-sss. Nsw-fo's Hauu-l sel Vale.
adv children sc fsrvants Nfses lei Vale de
Vail d.. vale De- Vale hr II fs Va IL, OF AeKico,
P Graft Navy Mics ssske u DO Wells. " r.
tgrypoft. DE- Pos-s Of havarsi so1ricssui, % Ma
fsnEtl
In bsrs JsSn p Gar2aer, from Bsis, Hsn-Ar, w-l,h.
Mss Il Goafh Belize Mise = r Matthews, Mr Bsyin.
Ia SrrF J.ir Frefe,i>s f-,m Brsre--asnry 49, John
Appsn. ) C1rndrrr-r, Anua MiL.-r. cshsrn- Bsfhs~,
Won claim J1nsrna P0cber n Dsutssd Asua Gesfzen.
Mar7 Poser sophia kllrf Fred Ostss
Ir brlr Abrsrg f-.rl Ms.ags-Ar s1d Aiss kssisg Dr.
Ply Pi-na Dr. joan Ios'ted
~ fssr T1Hda'ir from keB Wsf-Mr Chu ) Snowu and
n ist- Arrn4f fran 81 crsls- Mr. E.dsn. Of New.
burgh ny.
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English Markets.


toTresp0n legce OF me lflbuhc.
Per Amrrical LIvERFooL. April -, 1913
Since cur Circular Of 7h instant tha spprehspso,
Of oubsaks riots the part Of the Chssts IN Eng
and considerable extent subsded bat large ma
ses OF the population in resrd continue 70 manifest
most disordery and Unaffected spirit which st eNeliss
fears Il form dabe attempts a. nsaectian In that oosh-
trS with mach less uueasinssi however a. 10 ne resn
than vas felt $50. Monetary Affairs Ia Fr.Hee and
generally the Htlnsut continue most dfc1araa NJ
after tho departure Of the last steamer na
GLOOM 10 al fh@ markets extreme and Cotton farther
declined ID . ID but Ia the lat three four DAYS the sr
has firm and stead and this last deprei0n
srsc0vsrsd making the quotations iusr the a. IN
Iasf say far .ndf far Mohef snd fair Odeansh
"A 1iGsng Oh ordinary ajia u Tho sales t3f le
ssk ended this evrling gmoant 90 5sle hl-s OF sh
80 srs GLAND a. 81 G4 1850 Oissnsat Std5t ana
500 Ashss ard Mobile r4i, and 2j1 sea lssud a.
qal5 - 10 1000 bales Of 10 were taken ior export hut
sone On speculation The stock IN THE port n1w shout
sl COO bales agsintt 4s5 900 ped LAST season
tns stock Of American estimated a. 1900, bengs de-
erss'e II l43 0l0 baief.
After some farther decline 30 bfesdstsds the market
shows rather trmuess Al % ~ "a per quar-
ter Indian Corn. and Jos la "a per Dbl for Meal 90
Flour IS ga "a per Dbl and sour pa 20 81 TIE dutT
Wheat remains a. - quarter, sui on fou 10 "a
per Dbl Carolina Rice Gull 81 lGs l7s 80 per cwt.
The business in Turpenuns this week has been eos-
fasd % about eco bbs Al e per cwt ana 800 bos Of
common American Rosin have teen sold = :, 81 per eT
Yours respectfully, BROWN sHlfLEf co.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
ThinEs in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Pan .prtpu. saudGv A


PHiLaDELFHis. sunday. April 80
TIE Foreign news yesterday produced great
relief 10 many who fsssed disturbances from tbs chNusi
Demonstration The ei'psiebss ~ere sent over to as
city By Houfs's Telegraph, shioh ~ot'od Admiralty
Csvpeubwats alias jersey" has been found guilty Of
m.psusb.r hut on account Of he sHrens youth
mended 10 tie mercy Of the Court
Ere occurred ths nloruns about ociocs in tbs
Of IA. boek bounded BY sfh srd ioh. ard Bousa sd
To,,t.,d =. the sors OF a. iacsud'sry A cNpsntsrs
80 r,d BY two brothers Oovett hut occupied By the
No. Cg.nsy sss h-st FREQ. The ha1ss extended O.
s1,b.r carpenters shop. both Of ~hch destroyed
b A.. houses G0veits Court, tout q Losbsrd) snd
A.. bru.es on Eonsas-sl The Of all tbs houses
o.t ...t we're consumed well "a the bath houses
titeh-ns q ihoss Lombard known Is Jshsson Row
A0sr The Ere hsht TOOK place. ysurg Hlsn ~.s
STABBED At he Of Eighth and South taken
T. the hospital BY hs companion. bleeding psas.y Tue
xhols psrtY Drunk and after waiting few moments
csrriea The wounded on again before physeisn ~
rived Ito mast hsvs been badly hurt from lne pool O.
hlsod was visible A. he Hospital ibis morning
About fortnight since the house " industrioss
eiarie soo all TIE frame work destroyed. IL he'd been
built from biz l8oE uisisd saving and thinning
that The walls strong snougn he RAD cormsne-d the
wood sork and vas iaY1uf the hsOr. Iegsrdsy during
cen gust tbs gAbs feel In and crusbes tee unoriunae
on Der, hunies him 80 severely that bis recovery Il
doubffuL
NSthi8g was done yss'sr5sy in the way Of bushes"
SALES % STOCKS -Fust b0sTf-t5p Penn 81, 7si 90
Lea gh scrip. 7gi $3.50 G Dsis. g.. 81, a.; Ken
esnk III a. 4yo Nav Ga 1855 a. 10 Ken Bank ~.
3 Si04 Fem g. 75t $500 10 "a $500 Il Osls Co.
SO. 90; $50 d. o. g. 20; g. 600 Penn S. 7si
Ssoond boards y Ken, SCI s65 Lshigh Scrip, 7si
50 Oirsrd b, let; g ,4oo Penn. s. ~
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- NC moo In Farmland. on Tanr.dsy night ].

TVe The mob in Portland on Thursday night, is
stated have been caused by the abduction Of young
lao Of H. named futile, ~ her mother who IL s4ls u
keep infamous house 20 New YORK, l. when, Dr. To
thought she has conveyed her d11gker The special ia
dIsnson Of the people Of POrtsna Mas directed ss-nsi
Mr. Davis aud a consube, who are suspestsd 70 nave
c0unvsd with Mrs Tutte n the matter Tss mob hoOeo
~ re mayor ~ bic endesyOs 10 quiet ths routed ne
police who were sent dspsrs5 them, broke the
houses inhabited by the suspettod persn with fence
posts tuned batterns and a. the ast aecouu
sfi enga ed Ia sea Of osnes soson Traveller
o. Toe Washington UnlOz mentions in the fol-
loving paragraph cl have not before seen sta't5:
NJ NattamNe omitted 70 extract from hs Peris letter
Of susncG, VIZ; that n. Cermenin (Sno
we'll known by bis works under the fictitious name NJ
.TaouD is employed IL framing the pree Of the new
Constitution he is strongly prepossessed in favor Of our
American institution.
r-Y- At S,ourbridge, England, musical festival
to1k place for the relief Of tho poor, eT days since
wcen Mr Russell sang There's good time coming -
A. the conclusion ri the melody farmer stood up, sHi
addressing vocalist sad, Mr.. Russell you could not
tx the date could your
~ building owned by Oliver NJ Whppe
nsar the keschory. In Lowell. snd occupied ~ Iham's
Barr fr printing cotton cloths. was nearly destroyed ~
fire Thlrsdsy evening" insurance.. M BsfTs loss
Is about $50 Insured for - .OeO.
IL The seven seamen recently arrested At
Bsca for rautuous conduct On board he ship st. Leop,
have fesn held u bail Ia h7 If $500 each n 4ppea
At tfis al tie ensuing term Of the u Circuit Court
I[Y@ The city Authorities of New Orleans are
masug great preparations Tor the reception Of Gen scott
on his expected arrival 10 thA Crescent City
- A man named Thompson, alias johnson,
arrested In Boston for petit larceny s strongly suspected
OF bsirg the murderer Of the watchmsn, David ns-n
~ Three negroes were drowned by the cap
sizing ola boat At Portsmouth, Va The other day
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WANTED Jouus rae ,tosi Is o. 10 years Of
" .Es. seczsrr1n med 20 tusn..f. Ehc Uritrs coed
h.rd rapidly, ere familiar ~ Oh tlf cry rir Cd rrs
vel rec. ams1a % Tor hfreffJ go et--r'iT 49, ua
kllEs Sometimes lf kssrr l-ccrLs t1 l. aesrS i aa
3 &c. CO. rsufs fo COPY documents l sire I'D s.
v.-is-T ~ tusl-ess Address l.. DIX ll'. fosf ohes,
fr1r sfss q tas % hs 1sus I'd fv-r .ur, spec
H-a' Of Ire hsatFftrf To- different branches uJi -ig
WANTED HOUsGKEEPEs-A % @ fis ages 'tiy
W s. &C cafass 70 tskics tnte charge cf
fa- en- fr srFs f-uss brsr' ng-scho-
a f.g a.urs dtftl-t from ne cry ss.srs syesr-
Ths REST rhtlaeter sli -lsifs-
vii b. sHrssist Ao2g So he to~sc to.s tss sf,sf-
sees from 20 7el.ss no o. uorsr - % A. 81 s7ifs
Tor Frrei pal io7m 81 myi lr
TsIANTED ZOE AGENTs.-T1is dsy susrshsd en-
ff .-.srgea sctan 70 Nsiss LsWgsr sns 1itsf
Assnu car make A. es.t fH Ry-ar IN eirsulsinE a.
Aelrs.s JOIN 9. WILLS 81 NsYsa-st mIl sr''
sRIANTkD-A f.uatio1 10 DO sh,mbsfwork or ws't-
" igor tat- csrs IF children In ssna private fz1lly
~ objection a. "a 10 distance 10 the eoautrg Ess
socd stJ referslse Apps At - hulh-frs-st nv ICE
NVANTED-A soas msa % reast s,1ss ol- weo ~
" eers'anas Is 5ssinsss 90 ms state Nils, us afh
sten e. mfl To-
10 COUNsELoKS AT LAW yoHns ssyer
&c also tumussiguer f1 cst N M states Is &c
l- ha ~hese me may .e 81 i-y eccar-a in No-ft a.
% li-e tie 1ss-Lnc- lf some wh1 viii devote his
attsuuou ecs-y 90 CREE busIosss ihef moderate
sasfy &C pErtrerHip interest Ecult - sltffcroI
A-drels AZ rley CO th- oIcs Of Boyc's CITY Express
Pest NiIIarl-st myi lrg
GIHL or rs AND a BOY Of u desire s.t4a-
Llto1s here th-y may b. useful Thsg can t- recon-
m-nded FOR honesty and csPssihty. Aqpy a. Ffhtye
Eus corner Of .lshrh o. uyl e
DI-INEsS.-Auy person viii tho capital u 500 on
10 upward a. hand nay hesr Of opportunity Of
arg A. Independence 10 sentrmRnly tfscs By 81
srsis'ns Is '-'s cree ryi be-
NVkSTED 10 DISPOSE OF, On iaisfs,. 10 a
W large snt 65lris1.ns hrs.-e4ss Fsma.s Seminary
AdcrsssA @. lr 5u1s oHc7. mfl So
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DIED
Sunday, 50.h April, Mns HELEN B. DOUGLAS,

% Sunday. 5Oih April, Mrs. HELEN B. DOUGLAS,
aged 50 years.
Relatives and fi-nds are invited O. attend funeTal
wees a. her la;e fssdencs No g. Chambers Il tbs st
noon May halt past ociSek sitsrwhish the remains
will be taken 10 Trenton, r. Y for interment
the Franklin House IN this cy on Last saturday The
9elh Of April, ROBERT STUART Esq. formerly o. The
Sgath.
His snds and scquslnisuces 6rs respectfully request
ed without farther Invitation, % attend his funeral rom
the franklin House. - o'clock ? NJ this day Monday
Ga ssuiay S'th. MAaGARRT X RIVER, eyed So years
] month sul .. days.
The friends 500 rslstvss invited % attend he To-
reral from her residences Cor1sr of Third AID
T-suty-eighth IT, 81 s. e'cl0ck CD Monosy, May l.
On the 28h alt ANNA D. wife Of Arson Lsph1m In iHe
S9th year Of her age.
Ths friends the family and ho's Of her brother Joua
than Th5rHs respectfully invited 20 attend her ilrer
rom 70 Counbis-st Brooklyn Third day, the "a inst
On Friday evening the 2sth instant, NATHANIEL
ROGERS sou OF NsthApiel r. aud T. AmsDA' Long
aged year. meaths and II days