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SIXTEEN YEARS i.
IN THE WILDS OF AFRICA.

DNR LIvINGsToNE's TRAVELS AND
IL PREPARATIONS in tho Wilds of Africa, ftoin
the English Edition. The American Edition is
now ready for Canvassers and Agents. The
book is having a very large sale, some, agents
ordering 1000 copies at u single order. The
largest commission paid toactiyo agents.
10 Specimen copies sent by mail, OH receipt
of the price, sl.25. J. w. BRADLEY,
III, No. ~ North Fourth st., Philadelphia.
CAUTION. .Iu5=H
The attention of the llbli,jior has been called
to spurious editions of Ibis work, put FORTH as
" Narratives of DR.. LiYingstono's Travels in
Africa" Ours is tho Aonly lclleap American
Edition of this great work published and con-
tains all the important matter Of the English
Edition which is sold at ST. for the truth of this
assertion, we refer 10 the following notices from
some Of the most respectable Journals in the
country; it IS
Notices Of U,e Press. H
With truth we can say, thnt seldom is present
cd To tho reading public, a work containing such
u vast amount Of solid instruction as the one in
question. The volume is handsomely illustrated,
nnd presents that unique appearance Of exterior
for which Mr.. Bradcy's publications are noted
Family Magazine. 9.
In this volume we have presented to us the
whole Of DR.. Livingstono's Travels, emitting only
scientific Details Medical anil Surgical Reporter.
Licingstone's TraDels-Notling Of real i'm.
portance is omitted. The general reader will
prefer this to the English edition, especially as
the cost is so trifiing.--Pennal Inquirer.
DR.. LipingstOne's Travels md Researches IN
South Atricd-Appear to great advantage in this
edition, which is undoubtedly the edition most
acceptable to the feaderhyho reads for practical
instruction and amusement.-- Saturday Post
1t is rich and valuable book for the general
reader, and the admirable style in which the
publisher has issued twill commend il to the
favor Of thousands Christian Observer
We cannot name thirty-two chapters which
are likely TO beguile time and enlarge the scope
of reflection more pleasantly, aud at the same
time more satisfactorily than those Livingstone
adventures. .Neas t8is
A special value is given to this volume, by the
addition of II Historical Notices Of Discoveries in
Africa" and taken altogether il would be difficult
to name any publication which mnrc completely
meets the popular taste of our time for reading
matter which is strange, new, the scene laid in
far off countries, which touches the feelings and
increases our stock of useful knowedgc.--Ne t
Yorker
II tells the whole story, leaving out digressions
and episodes Legal Inteliigeaeer.
Livingstone's Adventures have not been writ.
ten in Baron Munchauson or CULVER style
merely 10 tickle the fancy of wonder lovers, and
satisfy morbid tuste for things'new and strange
but are a truthful record of events That actually
occurred in his experience in. that inhospitablt
cline, and contains a valuablel fund Of iniorma
ton concerning that unknownsc ountry.-Ddiil
Enterprise, Wilmington, Del.
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A GREAT CURE OF, CONSUMPTION
IA The following letter was sent to the Even
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WI tried yarions inedicil Treatments, but nothing
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vised 10 take him TO Europe which 4 did, re-
manning most Of the time in France, and return
ing home with him very little improved. We
then called OIL DR.. SCHENCk, with view 10 as
certain, by means of his Respiromcter, the eSuct
condition Of his lungs; Il careful diagnosis was
made, and we found thai his left lung was very
much diseased, and that howas suffering, also,
from chronic inflammation of the mucous mem
brare Of the other. With our consent, the DR..
took him TO his residence, below Bristol, Penna,,
where he remained under his Charge about eight
weeks, and in that short space of lno, | nnivcry
happy 10 state, he effected his euro. Ills cough
and night.sweats, which were very proinse, have
coased entirely, and all other bad symptoms have
disuppearod-his breast, which was fiat und con-
tructcd, has expanded four inches ;lie has gained
in flesh asonishingly; his pulse, which was never
less tliun lao, is now down TO so. ! make this
statement in order TINT others who may be at.
flicted in like manner, may know what course 10
pdrsups / am convinced never saw so great Il
change in any person, in SO short a time. -
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sleeves Of superior quality, for brass and iron
founders. Screen wire, window wire, safes, coal
and sand screens, &c Orders from the city OF
country will receive prompt attention. l-9m
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raj. In Measels il has sustained itself as cura.
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andeureing as speedily Us possible. Far gone
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DR.. ). Smm's White Eminent, now pre.emi-
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appreciated fer its great remedial qualities, which
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iissn' Neuralgia Sore Throat Mumps, Sore Throat
in Scarlet Fever, or where itmay occur from any
disease; Gout, Frosted Feet, Sprains Bruises
Burns and Scalds and Pains Of every character
None genuine without the written signature, thus
il Simms, NJ. d., affixed to the Wrapper ant
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I IleaVe New Caslle IOr IIlIIhdcIphlas NJ % A.
M. n Leave Wilmington for New Castle at 5 O5
Pm
FREIGHT TRAIN from Seaford at 2 P. M.
and, from Wilmington at 0s p. NJ, with Passen-
ger Car attached arc marked thus.[Al
Passengers by the 80 A. M. Train from Sea-
ind reach Baltimore at A so r. M. tho same day.
I,y the 9 P. NJ. Train reach Baltimore next morn
ing at 3 so A. M. Passengers by the 8 40 AM
Tram from Baltimore (Express) arrive at Sealord
'ssdie evening at 9 40.
on, d. A, SANBoRN, Supt. Del X. R.
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TIN WARE MANUFACTURER.
CtAMUEL POWELL, No. 412 S. Second st.,
~ doors below Pine, west side, keeps con.
stantly on hand large assortment of Tin Ware,
Wholesale and Refill lie will make to order,
Lard Oil. Turpentinc Cans of all sizes. Tin
Roofing and Scouting done at the shortest notice,
Milk and Dairy Fixtures. l.3m
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Sd 2 IN tf-', Q " d.
I'VE PER CENT: INTEREST,
National Safety Trust Company. /,

We PER CENT: INTER EST,
National Safety Trust Company. : i
WALNUT STREET, r7.
Southwest Corner Of Third, Philadelphia.
Incorporated by the State OF Pennsylvania.
AH oNEY is RECEIVED IN ANY SUM,
IFl urge or small, and interest paid from the
day Of deposit To the day Of Withdrawal,
The office is open every day from . O'Clock III
the morning till O'Clock in the afternoon, aud
on Monday and Thursday evenings till o'clock.
HON, HENRY l.. BENNEll, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
WIN. J. REED, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Hon, Henry L. Benner, Edward L. Carter,
Robert Sellridge, Sainl, X. Ashton, c. Landreth
Munns, +. Carroll Brewster, Joseph d. Barry,
Francis Lee, Joseph Ycrkes, Henry Difiendeiier,
Money is received and. payments made daily
without notice.
The investments arc made in Real Estate
Mortgages, Ground Rents and such first class
securities as the Charter requires. Som.
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no FARMERS.

VNlIE Subscriber is now selling all the mos
to sui the times, for cash. Among which will be
found the Cast.stcel Extending Point Plow, the
Michigan, Eagle Baker, Kaighn, and Brcul
Plows. Small Corn Plows, 1926 10 $500 each
Best steel and common Cultiyators, very cheap.
Moving and Reaping Machines, horsepower
Threslcrs and Cleaners on wheels Also, the
original Ammoniated Super.Phosphate of Lime,
Poudreuc, CiIehitai Fertilizer, Bone Dust, Sc
Field and Garden eds,warranted 10 be fresh
and genuine, For sale by G. b. ROGERS,
Him No. Ill Market ST., Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
r. ! 9"' BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

4 PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
~ ! .9"' BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
ON and after WEDNESDAY, Nov. llth
" 1851, RaesengerufSinsOA AJhAlaa
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Baltimore at am, pm. tExpresD and II
PIN. 80 va 7Ini- s9EN
Wilmington at 8. am, /, 3 30 and II PIN.
New Castle at Sam, and 3 30 pm.
Middlotown. ut 8 am. and 3 30 pm.
ii Dover al 4 am. and 30ihm. ~ bg
Seaford al Sam a-ii &, lIsrH
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 40 tExpress) ii AIN. and
6 rs pm. u tf
Wilmington at 95 and II As a. M, 9 36
and SIS pm. i'96 'ee
New Castle ut IL 05 am. and 05 pm.
Middletown al 10 Is ain. and 05 pm.
"a Dover at 8 Is am. and 7 pm. sel
Seaiord at A pan.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
iffpvo Wilmington at Q Is am. 9 PIN, and i9 IS
~ Il Sundays only at II PIN from Philadelphia
ia TO Baltimore.
Sundays only at 25 pm, from Baltimore
7sss to Philadelphia.
y Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached
Will run as follows
leave Philadelphia for Perryville and interlne-
~. ~ date places, at 8 pm,
sag Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
sdE splaces, at 6 SO p. M.
~ Baltimore for Havre-de-G Grace, pm.
~. A ~ s. nj. FEETEN, President.
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SUFFERERS with discusses of the bladder,
kidneys, gravel. hropsy, weakness, &c. read HE
advertisement in another column, entitled
IIclmbold's Genuine Preparations.
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EDGE TOoE MANUFACTURERS,
New Fourth Street above Columbia, Kensingtoll
FT, Philadclphia, SIN
All orders promptly attended TO, IT
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Q Was u rot the complaint Of Mr. Carr hos snae
rV~us were Ocguped

Q Was Il not the complaint Of Mr.. Carr hoR mao
rscns were occupied
Objected 70. Sustained Exception stksD.
xsDiped--I had ssi0os With Mr. Car
laive N the oil mt IN for sxoepses; M s-sed ns sht
VA that al for ssse~ m n NJ ~ not knov, $40 he
ssd that be dd DOT knoS bot SAWED .Hru'h
Iod Mr. Carr JubSequebty tna sce Dii vas Tor afver
tsr psrpg, copying and et ces,s after tna., aud pre-
voDs 70 hr Carr pub ibiog The ettr, 10 r-an 10 mo
several days before appeared IN the HaSD; r1 am
WAS ali wrong, DO koex ~as, 10 res ssct 10 Es
charge agars' The Corporation Council AID be ~od dnd
on' ina, ne was wrong be uae su exi a'oa'ioa iao
Tie mater AMI he M cbo)ee 90 taf no orid %
" fe'paD Wood and hs woul1 sli he wrong;
this ~ss abou, iho sube,ace Of hong Viii N
We had about the lotor
To Mr. Whiting DO not remember whether tbs bin
specined that The contnsssan u Richard
Bnsteed or services r. nd REQ; oarsiaiar Va
stress at present, have But 80 isi .rrs rent
my rooms to the coma ssio1Grs, 11t would bs gisf
90
Counsel for the defence stated that be had rxhastsd
BIS testimony, ~hereupon Oouu el 70. tbs prvsec
CARED NJ carroll, who depO%ed tia. Loirt Of
street opaniDg were received Stree, 90 ,nis
soI ers Office BY the CouDe. tc the Crl aoa seven
which reserved In Mr. sSaoherd's um-; ~ th,se
Fifty ninth, Eighty secoDd, km.'y SIXTH i5ist ado go
veDty Gig nth and seventy hrst - cate a. enrd
Tbe counsel both slider having idas ell .hsir EVIL
dence, The Court sojoorDsd till mo5uoS when
Mr. Whiting will proceed {, address the jary il behan Of
Mr. Carr,
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esrersy FOR choice lots sblsh seos n b7s Tai
ioW sksly; sales suishers', " arrive, a. 66s.
LIVERPOOL PROBUOs MARKsT.
kssiB dali ~ A. Sd. for e,rmoo Ashes sabos,
, &h 5ss. Sugar unchanged and hrm Cslfss quiet q
sss quoted rates psoe qsret LinsooA ell 30s 500 Cd.
Spirits ,uTpeRtAe STEADY A. 44s.
LONDON MARKETS
BreadstufYs 6sm ssRar buoy ant Advasss u
- eshse 6rW vns advance Of II. q psnsseson
oeylsp Tea firm. Oosgou, liZd Rico hrs TsRow
dull o. 64s. o4s 3D. Lnseed oil 3Oo Sd 3is. Pig
MN tSs ga ais The sales Of wool were progressing,
bat vent Cd lasquidb Al unalteres prices.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
IospoS MONEY MARKET.


IosDoS, May 5-horning.
ne london inns In In City Article day reports The
money market nrm up to The 4th instant, rhen IL I'm
proved under iho satisfactory statements The finances
u.de by the Chancellor Of the Exoheqper and Me sn.
scupcement Mat nearly million q pounds sterling IN
gold had shipped from Australia during The ave OF
sar weeks preceding Me departure Of The last mail An
sho heavy payments falling due on The 4 h wcro met
without embarrassment There rather incrcaaed
demand In The discount market and The rates papcr
Tno london Dd,!y hss q The 5,h snssan, reports INA,
Che stc,k market closed rather less strong The DAY
previous. -
Tne opeuine pr,oa o corsols at the London stock x
change wns eTs. Tor beth money aud account, add
TOT threcpc cents ek s%t'
ArrgIcAs SECURITIES.
Tho london Tvpas reports American s',cts dull, with
former quotations barely maintained. Illinois GENITAL
ksrosd shares, III per cent discount; Jew YORK Cen
rA sizes, SEA s2f 90. soiens' " ire Raj
road third mortgage bonds, 70.
LIVERPOOL COTTON s.HKEr.
there had been better demand the Liverpool COZ
Con market and an advance OF eighth o. penny on
three days - oeo bales no ding 900 On spocaIa
son, and 5000 Tor export
IrKRroot, Nay SHAM
The cotton msrset opens buoyant but d yet too early
% estim ate the business.
raNcHgrrrp wazwrr.
The condition Of trade NJ Manchester vas favorable all
descriptions Of goods having advanced eighty.
LUERFooL BRsADsTuFFs nARxxr.
nessrs. Richardson, Scence a Co quote lyur anil but
.,rices steady Western canal 2is 2Is cd Phusdelnbis
and BALTIMORE Fla Cd Us. Cd; Ohio 22s Cd 2ts AL
vhe~, quiet; red, Go g: % white, Is 7s Ga Corn
quiet white firm al slight advance, and commanded sa
a s4s Cd; yellow, 3ts. Cd. . 34s. 81
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
ps~f was dull AZ decline OF - hooters we're preuinx
their stocks on the market. particularly the secondary
fors. POrt was arm. Bacon arm Lard very arm,
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Bombay letters odd bet little Of interest the elc
grsphi3 accounts.
sr Colin Campbell romAasd al Luckpow, bot would
PROBABLY move shortly on sundols, and taon into Roh
sard
The Eogsh grand army had been red attributed, with
ve~ TO future operations in tue Geld.
kena sahib had been reinforced BY Barey khaa, and
prope-ed 20 attack the English.
Toe Britain experienced reverse IN The vicinity Of
Aflabsbad
TIE Calcutta correspondent Of the London Daily Nelw
nas become evident that the object Of Tho O1de
campaign has tailed that Sir Colin Csmpbels conquest
bat mat OF an en- ply city, ana hat tho a5a battle
grosnd vii be the terrnory Of Rohlcund "a also Rsscrt
that nothing further vii DO attempted yct, owing 70 he
hos vcsther
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ARRIVAL UF THE NORTH AMERICAN.
THE INDIA QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.
KPROvEnEET IN c0TTsN And ceHsOLs,
No., IA. 10,
RlyER Do Lours, OR, Nay II, 1875

RIvsR Loors, 3 Nay II, 1888
M steamship NORTH American, from Liverpool at shout
ssvsn sslock A. N. Of Wednesday the Bah ss passed.
- peht tbs foIsssos, on her way - QasbsA
Der advises are four days later shan those BY the
Psssh NJ New York bet present Seasurss Of unusssi
1npostanoc.
No steamship Norm s>Ar, from Few Ysrk April II,
usivsd ~ HsuihAppsen the afternoon Of the LIST Of
ny.
1bs steamship Anerisa frsn Deston east Of April, vn
BaMa1, arrived n Liverpool midnight Of the Sd Of
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RUSSIA.

Ie. floating down the river Seva
An imperial LEase imposed duty OF hve copa,s Ter
rosele ali of European export and import
sers segsrg.
ispers report serious risngs among the serrs
co,uet and Ae iDterpusinon Of the military 70 roitsre
esaer.
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snte had been rresents W the Noapolitan govern.
sent, demanding indemnity Tor the imprsoh OF
tso kDglish srgreers The indemnify, IL was said,
sortsd TO 100 coo francs and that the King appeared
incilass pcgoate Another despatch sag Lhe niea
q do nApced is eco 900 fFsucs.
Tho armament " the Nsapotan srsensk oon'hued 10
l,y
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DENMARK.

TNc French, rnflhh and Russian ENJOYS at Frankfort
bad requested the Diet 10 ke the Dansh proposals. mo
gssionn consideration, W bring Tho differences b.,
tween peumsrk aud the Diet " smcsble termination
Tho ccmnssios 90 puchies mad made ~ report 70 the
Diet
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AUsrRAIIA.

TOE steamer omer, the arrival Of which ss suez IRON
Australia ws announced by the Persia, had L2oe 900
sterling IN gold on freight
A, Melbourne the 18th Of March, trade vss doprcss-
cd although - had been slightly better.
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SUICIDE OF FRANK FORESTER"

Shocking Tragedy In Broadway Suicide Of
henry William Herbert, the we'll k0ewn
Authsr-Intercstlng Letters Of tho De-
csascd-Preocedlngs or the CorODer's
Inquest oTthc Life and Writ
hogs Of Hesbert-lppearance Of
his Late Home near Hcwark,
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Naval Intelligence.

The following st Of officers Of The team frisAao
Colorado hsesbp ~ the Home squadron, which sailed
from Norfolk 18th lnsl for the West od--F1as 0r,cer
James n Mcintosh, Commander 10 Che OAoasa, Wm-
". Gardrer; Lleut.nants, timund lanierl rnoms ".
Stevens George n Cooper, Abper Read, William l.
Powell, samuel xagar (aasl, beverly Kennon Master,
.Fn.Gs Armstrong Fleet suryeon, Edward 6ibchrist;
Purser EDWARD G. Doisn, Passed Asse.a1t surgeon,
Ar-nur NJ LYMAN Assirtant Surgeon Alexander NJ We'd
der Chaplain Nathaniel Frost Marine Officer s--CaptAln
100 ali watsou. second Lieutenant, z. N " Fontzpe
chef IrgiBeor, ubri5ge Iawtop; Commodors's 10
tary, William Zantzngcr; Passed Mldshpnen, Eiwud
4. ful, Alexander y. Crossmsn xdshipmcn, Augustus
q Cooke, thomas II. Eastman, George Blodses, Cap
,sins Clerk p. So Clair Clarke: Purser's Clerk, r ".
Byrd, Bcaewan, John n. Kiney; Gunner, John OWES;
Carpenter, Francis NJ Cecil salmAkcr, William 3ernc
First Assistant Engineers Frsncs Dste rnomas shock;
Second Assistant Engineers, John w. Moore Alexander
Green; Third Assistant Engineers, Charles d. Levy,
FRANKLIN X. Ham, John Purday, " ,Paibp iach
orders were received nj the N0r0 Navy ard for me
Colorado W Be detained Hampton Roads for further IN
etructous but che bad sailed before they we're received
The brig Bainbrdge vas 70 have sailed on sunday or
Monday Inst oz Norfolk FOR The c,ass OF Arica Pufssr
Nixon 20 20 out passenger In the Ha'aorfgc W
Join the sloop ~ var Marion, 70 relieve Pwser Henry
Myers.
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FRANCE.

General Esripasae had mended and the Emperor
sanctioned, The OF all projects, sob pretects
secretaries general AM councillors q prefecture
vho have attained certain ages circulated 10 impair TIER
administrative powers
The circulation Of the Independence Beige had been IL
tssssted fer month France.
NJ 90 CDssseron, ic-sw Of Prince kurat, appoint
ed French Charge s'A1anes China, vice 4. de Bour
bcclop.
The sset1e OF the budget tu 1859 had been adopted
IN the legs istive body by 20 against
mo RouTse wS frmer Three per oene closed on
Ssssdsy ~ tff 6Sc
Issse IN Paris exhibited . Sigh, improvement Flour
rather higher. Wheat hTm. fhe grain crops
we're oosrE favorable, aud the vines promising
Vines and brsDoies duh and slightly lower.
The Cnsmoer Des hises Accusation al Dion had de
ctdsd seDdsg before the Correctional Police Of she
Court cf Cbaoos thirty Eve persons impioLied in toe
recent dkiur bsl ces q. maj pizoe.
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TcppEA BRrpaE FlNIsHsD.-The great crossing OF
the Kansas river completed On saturday, the iss
ssy Of MAY 1883 the Topeka bridge the arst and only
bves acroes Esw river, dnish 3D. AMI nov berg
cruesed hourly ~ and teams o. all DESCRIPTIONS.