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Arrived. ..SrypAY, June *

s,..n.hip Em.a CBr) Lh,el, H.vre, May 81 nd.s. "a
P's f. Ssn f:,s. H: sesS ss 8 ss %
Bst o,tsw., Rslmer, H.v.n. June s. tundsr tsmp,.,s
80 lon. n s. spoke s. steamer Boston for New Yori -
the es.tw ard passage March IS at .25 tornado kon
w was her beam ends away the rssts whs
The bold loo. dsci load Of .ps hOrses stove Ia
hedge snchor quarter boss and dsvt' stove stern al
side the cabin furniture stoves cspars ess
charts e.tsnis books and ships paper started forward os
galley eaboOse .evels ex. Isrehsnd's len thing s..sd
bulwar and rail &c act signal OF distress on whsn
so. sss by sG1s Up g. .s
Hsyre FOR Havana who had on beard the eev OF Bsrsa
supplied a. with studdDs boom stump ,oPss.a rasss
royslyMd ece Of chart, Eptone and nautical smMs We
M. va. boarded b, .hp Carlyle of Bath, Ne sapss:
Liverpool for New Orleans: who supplied cs with rs Il
ship sersmpore OF Salem from Liverpool for N.wossns.
who supplied with long spar and long op.saS :nssts
N. p, where e arrived Apin T. 10 a. m.
John Benson. Bumeister, Hsvans, days sugar ta
Barb juliet Er,ins tBr) Turner, Ponce, PR, Is dsys
BARK Architect, Beny Mssn1ss days sugar. &C., to q
Dgrand Had heavy wssther r,.,., ., ,.. -.
and Sr gun cop cops i to l. Z. ela.wsi
Big EuIops tB) Francis Csrdens. 10 days, 'ufsr 70 K
De VIOLA Co. SID in company with brs' Rnssoi ROa ADD
Brig TiberM lOf BeItstl Br.mhai, Bordeaux, q isyN
Bra GiSert Or Thomas, Black River JAM, % days log.
Wo j.
on so 25 spoke brig Lueretis Dr., OF Hsa1 dsys from
Demersrs for MstaDksa $3.50
Brig Helen Mar (Br), Card, Windsor 70 days, pl~: %
master
to W al. man, Dnon Co.
Brs Factor Coain Mays Ga Is days yellow pine to i
Bhs Thoma. Walter tOf PLiadcpha HOrth, F.ariO, Pr.
sch Rosevesu (Br Mamford Hull 81 days md.e to Barr
sehr Helena IBr Roberts. Bridgeport CD, IS days, eoA
schr Jonas Smith Furmsn Savannah
Schr c. 2 Williams Woodman, Virginia
Schr San Luis, Vest, Virgins.
Schr Reindeer. Kenney Baltimore.
Schr u. 5. Rue, Lowber, Georgetown, Ca
schr Adele Hobart, Wilmington NC.
schr John Baton, Lingo, Savannah 49,
Steamboat Union Mills Washington, d c. bound 70 Albany.
Schr Louisa Norris Boston.
Schr Senator. Myer,, New London.
Schr Banner, Smith. Providence.
Sloop Auaelis Coe, Portland. CT
sloop Henry, Cole, Portland, CT
Propeller Potomsks, Cushman, New Bedford.
Propeller Quinebsus, Hollum, Norwich
Below baris and I brig
WIND-DuIing the dsy from N. to Ss.W Sunset, NNW.
Capt Bovine AGENT Of Underwater s working at the
brig arbnge recently reported ashore at Fire Island 10
Ewood Wslter President OF the Mercase M1
tus Insurance COMPANY that the brig b in quite favorable
position and that he will DO likely TO succeed In swing bota
essel and .
The slip Thornton Capt Collins from Liverpool iHA
nat brings 758 Momons bound TO the Mormon setueDenA
,Utsh) under the care Of janice q. Willie Of Utah.
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MARRIED..

ABBOTT THoMPsON-At CLSflestown, MSs' on w ednes
dAy June II. Mr. Edward A. Abbott Of CONCORD " II, %
MS Mary E. DAUGHTER Of the Hon. Charles Tn1mpson Of
Cksfesiown. -
BLErCKER-LEr-On Thursday, June u, Mr.. Charles w
Beecker Of Brookyn to Mis- Elizabeth " Lee as@sh'eI
the late ChAs. Lee csQ.
PorF- BlssrLI-N PhilSielrhla on Thursday June l.,
willard Pope OF Chicago Ill, % Harriet Ia daughter OF
the late Emery Bs,el, N. }, Of Norwah, Conn.
sANFoRD-nYATr-O On Thursday, Jane u, Nj b. > san
ford 20 Mrs Ann Hyatt
sWAlN-LACY-At hort Bolknap, Texas, Lieut.. Peter 1
Swan, 4. = A. to Mics CoTnels Seymour Lacy.
WILLIS-MARTIN-On Thursday, June u, Mr Valentine
Willis only daughter Of the late Aeisn'
der Ma
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BARK-Sma Gales at sS5 CorroS firm uuder the foreign
new, FLOUR dull s.es OF only bb So for standard
bran d. ard Sc 81 export RYE FLOUR dull and u0nnsy
held at IS 80 Corn MEAL 10 not plenty ana holders arc
frmer but sale. are az las, rates, 50 So WHEAT Is IN Light
receipt prime in better demand; sales OF Geo bush
mostly prime red at IS for white at h6G CO. RYE
steady with Pennsylvania 72c CosS remains du
sales of 5000 bush 0d5lc for good yellow, and WIS.,
FOR dsmsed Oars urchAI eco bush Pennsylvania good
bousht SIC afoat GROCERIES In good demand Tor sugar
Molssses full rates Coffee is firm with mod5s,e saes
Provisions steady with fair receipts and sales OF Bacon ana
Green Nests AZ full Lard selling AZ lie Tor Dds and
dI2.c for kegs WHIsxY in better demand @oa@oe io'
hhe. aud s5s .6ic. for bills
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COURT cAIrNpAR-ruIs DAY.

SrrIRIoR CouRr-TNiAL rERa.-Nos. 669, 6sl,
ess 1oS 7l1 72s 7si VS. 7ss IA 7.s 7aa 7s2 7S 1s 1s
7s9 SEQ Sos sec, Ss $50 $50 sls stS sl SSH S $50 sS7
sal sec s72 7 es5 Gsd 900 a 9i, ql6 9ls 9sS 9!
esS 9aS, st6, 967, so. sS2
$50 lolO. 1893 1862 e7S e9 7s, $50 S9, SIS, SEA sss
SrrKtnF CoURr-SPKCItL TTRN.-Nos. e3, sc,
rs. II, ia, 1871, ~, "a, 81, II, i&
CopRr OF COMMON PIrAs-rRIAL TrRN.-Par l.,
Noe Ss rss 7el SIS 7s SIS sol, Sos sS SIS ae as 49,
ia PAS 9sa s SIS AZ SOL $50 SEQ 6s7 69l 100 III: us
7Ss fS 76i siS Part H. Noe $40 ~, 6lo +s 20 SO, 49,
IN 7lg 7aS 1ll, 10? 1894, 7Se III, SCI, sSi
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the steamer to-day, and rates are unchanged. The
supply of bills was good. Sterling, soel; Francs,
5.leaa5.l6l.
The business in Freghts is to Liverpool 90 600 bush
els Grain, I'd. in ships bags, 1000 bales Cotton 36d,
1900 1000 bbls Flour, d. I'D and so hhds Bacon,
25s. To LoIdoD, 5000 bbs. Flour, 9s. 3D. 4 81. To
Glasgow, BOG bbls Flour 62ic, some Grain l23, and
Cotton &c.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury was large The
payments were s3l9,s IS; received sls6,is in
GLIDING ESQ 900 for transfer drafts on Boston, balance,
&C. OF 3s 7G paid for Assay Office l65 60; paid on
Disbursng Checks t242 CO. g. $40, t9l 90 balance
TO all accounts against Ell sol last week. showing
gain to the street of 81 $50 $50 during the week, and
o., 200, coo during tie past two weeks. Meanwhile
we have shipped el,lO6s4o abroad, and received
s2, 600, 900 from California. The Bank Statement to-
morrow ought TO show another considerable increase
in the specie line Included in the payments to-day
were about $500 900 for Texas debt to the Trustees Of
the old United States Bank.
The exports of specie from this port for the week
eIdng this day. and for the year 1885, thus far, were
ell
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fAdyerusement.I
c.vr yoIrR SrRAWBERRIES.-We commend u

the attention Of Families Hotel Keepers ana one a
advertisement In another column, headed ins M MI
sr, !, ar .IISc fRuIT VEGETABLE CAM &C we iuny
tested tbi. article year. and found then ell ~ Wa repre-
ned % he AZ as we understand has been decidedly I'm
,,oved Of much under the IMPRESSION hs
nos. be nov infbe the states Our readers
WIN w " Railway Republican.
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L. s COMMISSIONERS oFFlCE-JusE l4-Beore Com
missioner bits
TAT SUSPECTED SIAyER-A LAIMANT foUND-MoNkf

BOARD.
This morning at IL O'Clock Mr. +. {. Benedict moved
Pedro da Cunha who claims be merely passen
but belle by the Government 20 be supeoareo Of the
baman be discharged the around Of the nsueieney OF The
affidavit on which the originally issued hearing
down IL o'clock but antine
the mAnded and second substituted
which he was held.
This Da Cunha has filed claim fot the money amount
which found board the vessel
odAy 10y the Deputy Mashs who searched her Some ds
his that of his counsel that
the money forthcoming be put securely IN the
the law and the Chief Deputy Thompson heard
gay, that unless paid Monday the parties IN
fault should be discharged.
vessel found IN the person OF
Manuel }. Frazer, who bonded her this afternoon.
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PaaseuRers Arrived

In the ,teamship Emtu from Har,e-J Gibson srancs
Ferris Louis Csmpin T. Augeos Capt. Cedmain lady aud
child Rev E C. Fletcher child aud T. " Chchi b. +;
Constant Rev s. Powers Bsyley, T. Lamey, lady and
child, NJ L. Howard. -, n,
In he ba yk Lhn Benson from H1rdndJ Bones, T. Bold
.ult adv ard child +. LuceIne, Mornie kodisuez
children.
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Receipts Of Produce.

RI N, North Rrsy Boats-JAk. l4-l3,0o0 bbls Flour
II 80 bushels Wheat 6o2 DO Corn 100 do Oats SeD no.
Re-. ITO rackases Whikey p do Ashes 81 do Provisions
Bv he Ere Railroad JAS. H-5,3oo bbla Flour, Aa DO
Whi,ky $50 do. Provisions.
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california Markets.

TVTfnlf FNfNTNs y 7 =
Transactions eis.l i.s 'sst' Domestic
is tls HatAl and Uasso Flour 10 hat sacss
Pacific fs. 'cd $it 80 roo a. .sct. Fo~lst's tl5 o
do domestic aud Do do leo Do Santa Clara o. = ~ ~
$40 DO pon,.c u8IS ~ leo hbgs osleso, eetsi, scd
AZ eig Is. ~ do surs fns and ~ DO Hssal N 6i5 q
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douboons.
Albert II Nicolays regular semi-weekly auction sale
of bonds will take place Monday next, the 10TH at
l2I o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The Imports other than dry goods, during the week
were very large being s2697 COL, against l,os5,9is
last year. The imports of groceries and metals were
immense The aggregate Of the week is:
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IAdvertssmtttl
C.vToN TEA COMPANY have On
TrAs THE

variety Of for 0roeer, ~. Dealer ,, aso o.
.sts der and re1 nom pc 70 Sc-a!i o'her
p,,s, sorsily low. Also, 10 eoses OF soVa amy $500
qnA'nT ~Cal and sxsune-No Us CsthansI' between
pau trd Rooseyetsn
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AsHFS-The market firm for Pots, the demand fsir sac.
20 bbs at 90 Sc l?t Pearls are quiet 81 saesu'
10 fru 81 &c. IL ..,., -, Ia,
COTTON-Under the Arahi,'s news, the mHfet IA. been
civ. an iproyemept Of c Tbs buyers have been chiefly
.Ipor,er. though part taken speculation The sales are
..msted At In yesterdays report read 2oV oaes
of 90 bales errsneousy printed We revise our
quotations. 10 correspond 10 the advance
uiw.YoRx cLAssficArioS
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IO0a' ''HCe ID" 10 p0''''0''' - -
Among the imports were: Sugars, s755, 400 Coffee,
SIZE 1907 Molasses, $1,000; Tea, s3l,oOoi Tobacco,
s23 800; Watches, s45 800; Wines, s5l 300; Speter
sss, 900 Steel SAL AGO. Tin sli5 300; Zinc, ss' 1901
Spices, SOS, SOC; Salt, s2l 400; Cigars $500 Oils,
sll9, 6OO Fus, l3l 900; Hides, 100000; "copper"
s23, 900; Iron, POI 900, &c.
The exports of the week of produce were s,425 29a
soaipst 81 Oq1 75q The aggregate is:
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IAdvcrtiscneptI uo,u and beau

,fel designs JUS. for the sgI.5 GA. wO.E ofs
Also the Cheapest a for private DWELLINGS. yases &c
For Wholesale or fetAH' ARcHER, WAIVER 70.
No 80 Broadway.
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LAW LNTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcuIr-Jrs lS-Before Judss
ROOSEVELT.

SUPREME CONFERENCE.-THE lo-beiore JsoSe
ROOSEVELT.
rHELAw OF FERRIEs-RIGHTs OF PASSENGERS.
b O. Clement .s t. Nathan Son6 B. MO. President Of the
Damages to the extent OF s5 900 were claimed in
M % sI Sos s 81 the 'hs
MI clement lives in Brooklyn, and has been scommater
Of March 1884, be board the Manhattan bat
buy in 5esdHs Newspaper as not to know when
New and about TO return homeward when Bah
eoeh The eSnape,C. o. he DUs ssd 1b !" and
Iepa often he liked showing at the same time his ticket
gradually alteration in which, witness said
SSes smother G.sd 3. SI SSSs the sna pss
shore Ii did not that any bruises OF damages OF any
a. the others backs turned Clement Jumped board
again in the crowd and arrived safely in BROOKLYN Under
circumstances this acon which IN form one OF assault
The defendants do not deny that the facts substantially
to n rule. and regulations established by Com
: one rule 1 s.d % o TO n, uass Outside
the each eossnS-the Ferry masters and gate
Ssfsrmine the validity or commences commuson tickets
There T.. no % h. S S S Ct such
His counsel asked the Court 70 charge that OF
the @o at he time Of making the
not sufficient to inform person OF the existence
Tia. was sufficient ticket the conductor of
when required and not necessary to go on shore
Thai The defendants all events had right to srPel the
plaintiff from the boat BY personal Violence his entrance having
ressOnabeHes ef the regulation alleged was ques
ton for the Jury. . ,.
refused these requests and charged in substance
follows: .,.,
battery breach Of contract The ticket sows the whole
contract which eoners night during certain
psnod on condition that he present the ticket and hmselto
whom To the proper Then the Company has right
by that person. They 70 have
done Was that regulation lawful and reasonable
question for the Court in whose Judgment 1t " BOTH and 50 the
Jmy charged.
Hence the contract and repess sooeSt 70 ns
him All informed OF existence oe
fore he pulled He refused to obey aud
TO Judge validity Of the rule The Court thinks
judged wrongly and cann0t see NO" the jury Gu"
diet for the plaintiff.
Verdict for the defendants
For plaintiff Blss Wells aud Levi s. ChAtfed FOX defend
ants h. D. Siliman and James w Gerard
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ALMANAc......rHis DAY
srx-R,sss 4:29 Sets....... 7:S3 MooS-Rises. 23su
HIGH wATER...........'....I Hls DAY. "A
Sandy Hoax 5:Ss Gov Island. 62S Hell Gate o;V
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y'sTox-Both q these TO be seen at bsrnun
s. SFW-YORK PATRIOTS; Or, TIVE BATTLE oF
the great American p.y creating such
nsment will be re peAted THIS EEENNGi ana esPts
81. hs.dees HIS AFTERNOON. THE LIVING shs
TOS hs, limbs otly or inch in diameter lie sa"ohoei
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TAdvertsemcntl
rs Artists. and Invent

are referred 10 the advertisement OF the OF
u.nIrAmY MECHANICS ASSOCIATIONS, In the ag .rcTrsEs
~, EIsytIu FxutBi1toS A~EHicAS Ho.,on In
sSp rHE MEoHaSIc ARTS to be held IN the ''S "
ternk-
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fAdvertisoment1
tn NrRyors SUFFERERS.-A retired Clergy

TO health day days after many years
,Ie,t nervous suffering anxious 20 make known the mean
az cure Win send reel the prescron used DIRECT 70 tn
Ney JouS NJ DAeNALL No. So Fultonst, Brooklyn N Y.
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ment for the previous week e1hbds the 'oh'""s

The shipments Of coal from the Frostburs and
Western regions for the week ending June amount 70
% ass 10 tups. and for the year 81 ,so2.s tuns.
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TAdyeTtieeueItl

zrpuyR N.RINo UNDERvEsTs, for Ladies,
., ana On har.n Every variety. at prioes lower than
~eh'iems" ~" RIvgiS Co.'S,
ever, a. Nc. lo4 Bowery.
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Advertisement
GAG FIXTURES AT REDUCED pRlCks.N -
fAdveriisement1

.n,iou, TO reduce their stock, VIII make oc'si
.,n an Al. their fixtures TO CASH rotShA Ola.
sednenc WBrTIELsEY, No. go Broadway cor HsssI
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The Anthracite Coal trade continues quite large.
only shcr, ore Thousand tuns less than LA, VI
which was a greater tunrsge than ever before. Tn.
L<hich Navigation shipped for the week ending on
SATURDAY. the 7th inst, 1920 tuns, max ng for IN.
season to tha, date gao 32s tuns-beins only s., III
iuns ss than last year the eth inst. two sy, later
The ,upnsce by the Reading Railroad for tho x.oL
ending ON Thursday last a. or tuns. making n,
the season soc 9.e tuns against 0Ol tuus 10 or
rspcnding time LAST year-showing los on lac.
ears bus iness 10 the same time OF los go ,uns-a
h,ils over two weeks work. The Schuylkil Navi,s
ton Company brought down for the week ending on
Thursday, the 18th inst, %, S?i tuns and Tot The
season 10 the same date 3s7 Isl tuns sssns, 5s zoo
tuns ~ the liih ms ast year-a difference of only
sea tuus The trade is active, and the demand ,r
coal good.
comparison of the iooiines Of the weekly Bank
.stsep, sf the Boston Banks with tAoss Of the state
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New Publications

We are indebted to Franck Taylor, book.
seller, for copies of the following works:
Ar HOME AND ABROAD; or Things nd Thoughts
in America and Europe. BY Margaret Full
ler0ssoli, author Of Woman in the Nine
tesnth Century" &c. Edited by her brother,
Arthur b. Fuller. Boston Crosby, Nichols
Il Co 1856.
This volume contains the posthumous papers
of the talented but eccentric and very ultra
woman to whose pen originally the world is
indebted for it, The short preface by the
brother is, of course, specimen of the very
bad taste Of the day in family autobiography,
which is the semi deifcatiOn of the subject.
1t is, nevertheless work Of interest; for Mrs
Ossoli, though afflicted with all the mental
extravagancies of the New York Tribune
school of thought, was a woman of genius and
keen though usually perverted perceptions.
Though rarely sympathziDg in any of her
views, founded as they were in the most per.
nicious school Of modern philosophy" we
always read her with pleasure, if but in ad-
miration Of her artistic merits as q writer.
CHRISTINE, or Woman's Trials and Triumphs.
ny Laura j. Curtis. New York: Dewitt
Davenport.
ihis IL The last work Of popular novelist
VI the umes' whose books are eagerly sought
oy tue American lovers of light literature. Ii
Is probably destined to have a great RIM fo,
it Is well calculated to amuse and interest
those who cotton to- such literature.
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PERSONAL.

80. Gov. Broom of Florida, is stopping at
Wizards.
49,. Hon. o. G.. Dickie of Buffalo, N. Y, is
at Wizards.
go. Hon. Scion Borland has retired from
the Little Rock ARK Gazette
go. This day april 12) is the anniversary
of the birth Of Henry Clay.
go. Thackeray's lecture in Philadelphia on
the English Humorists, did not draw.
80. Hon. Jere Clemens is said to be writ
ing historical novel founded upon the reyo-
lutionary history of the South.
go. Rev. ii. Clay Dean, Chaplain to Con-
gress, preached in Pittsburg on Thursday
night.
80. Mr.. L. P. Bayne, late of this city, is
now connected with the private banking hou sc
of Appleton Co., Baltimore
80. A biography of Dr. Lewis F. Linn, Of
Missouri, for ten years in the Senate of the
United States, will be published in the course
Of this Summer.
80. Hon. Augustus R. Sellers, of Calvert
county, has been nominated as the Know
Nothing Elector for the Sixth Congressional
District of Maryland.
80. Barnum says he has got about half a
bushel of writs and protests, and is compelled
nearly every day to swear before some court
that he is not a swindler. He thinks it is
enough to make any man "swear" without
any injunction to that effect by legal mandate.
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MUSICAL AUTOMATON. The Boston papers
describe as now in that city a most ingenious
piece of mechanism, constructed by native of
Holland in tho Island Of Java. It is the full
length figure of man, well proportional,
who holds in his hands musical instrument,
from which he discourses music, in exact
time, and with most superhuman skill The
instrument used at times is a clarionct, but
the figure also plays upon a cornet and an
organ, in which latter case the feet are used
as well as the hands. In the interior can be
seen the complex mechanism, which, initiating
the lungs, as it were, sends the breath into
the instrument, which controls the finger
moving the keys, and serves as the nerves and
muscles of the autOmaton. When this ma
chinery is wound up the head bows, the eyes
move in the most natural manner, and the
lips seem to coun. the measure, and the cla-
rionet may begin at the exact moment re
quired to accord with the accompaniment of
the piano. Several musical gentlemen, pres
ent at private exhibition, expressed them
selves delighted with the ingenuity of the
contrivance
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NEW FIRM
AND NEW ARRANGEMENT

AND NEW ARRANGEMENTS
THE UNDERSIGNED, T. POTENTINI L
l. ). ZITELL, having formed a copartne- shi p
for the purpose Of carrying on the CONFEC-
TIONERN and RESTAURANT business, at
279 Pennsylvania avenue, under the style Of
POTENTINI l. ZITELL,
beg leave to call the attention Of the patrons Of the
old firm, and the public generally, tothe increased
faci tiles which they now offer for supplying
WEDDING, BALL and SUPPER PARTIES,
at the shortest possible notice, with all the deli
cacies both in and out of season.
Rooms furnished for BREAKFAST, DINNER
and SUPPER, for private parties, at all times.
We have also connected with our establishment
a fine SALOON fitted up expressly for the ladies,
where they can be furnished with GAME and
OYSTERS Of all kinds, served up in every style,
at the shortest notice Ladies favoring US with a
call can always be furnished with every deIicacy
that the appetite desires.
Ladies and gentlemen can have their MEALS
sent to them a their private rooms by leaving or
ders
We will also pay particular attention TO the
manufacturing Of plain and ornamental CON
FECTIONERY in all their branches, and will
always keep on hand select assortment Of F rench
CONNECTIONS, BON BONS, PRESERVES
&c POTENTINI e. ZITELL,
279s. 5. Pa. ay., between 10th and 18th SITS.
ap 12-2m (int& Organ)
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g Beecher's Independent announces the
failure of Bunce Brothers, book publishers OF
another house May resume soon. David
White, of Madison, Indiana, large dealer
in provisions, failed for S2OO,OO will, per-
haps, pay so cents on the dollar The Penn
sylvania failures are as follows: Still & Bro.
Their, Phenixville, Caused by establishing q
mill with sufficient capital y johnson, Brother
Il Co, Allegheny City, have made an assign.
ment Issac Prayers, Wheeling, has also
made an assignment. Another failure in the
book trade. is Newfoundland of Putnam Il
Brother, Boston. The editor says they will
probably 60 into insolvency.
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CHILD LOST .

MY BOY, MAURICE, BETWEEN u AND
WI - years Of age, got away from home on
Tuesday morning and has not since then returned
He had on, at the time he LEFT, grey casinet
jacket with bright metallic buttons pant looms OF
same stuff; heavy leather shoes new; blue cot
ton stockings, heels and toes while; a black silk
necktie; and wore a glazed cap: he had dark
hair and bright black eyes. he is rather small
for his age; speaks English fuenty with some
what Of a French accent, and French well. In
lis conversation he Is lively and intelligent. He
was last seen, by boys Of his acquaintance, on
Wednesday evening, the 9th inst at and around
the circus, where he was also met on Tuesday
evening.
will be gratefully received and handsomely re-
" arded by JOSEPH BEGUN,
No. 425 18th St, bet g and n. SITS.
an I1-3t&
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I A narrow escape from death was made
at the country residence of Capt Ezra Nye,
rear IryingtOn, N. j on Wednesday morn.
ing, as We leara from the Newark Advertiser
The family had just returned for the summer,
and fires were kindled in the furnace for the
first time, but an obstruction in the chimney
diverted the noxious gases to the apartment
in which his two daughters had retired Mrs
Nye, fortunately, rose unusually early in the
morning. and in attempting to arouse the
young ladies, she became so alarmed at their
silence, that she procured the door to be forced
open, and found both in an insensible condi-
ton Medical aid was Immediately sent for,
and, meanwhile, Capt. Nye, accustomed to
emergencies, promptly applied restoratives, by
which the patients were brought back to con-
sciouSness, and are now nearly, if not quite,
restore to health.