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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a, 1889
Stocks steady Penpsy lvaua Suite S. 50 Reading
Railroad 24 Morris Canal, Az Long Island Railroad,
TX; Pennsylvania Railroad, ASK.
CHARLESTON, Feb. %, 1852
Cotton declined &c. from the prices Of ten days ago
Quotations irregular. Sales yesterday and to day
1000 bales.
The sales Of cotton to-day 300 bales sales Of the
week, IL 600 bales Good middlipg, AZ. Rice
has declined &c. a 3l6c on Interior qualities
SAVANNAH Feb. %, 1859
Cotton quiet and depressed Sales yesterday ami oday
GAO bales.
SAVANNAH Feb. "a, 1853
The cotton market ia unsettled; strict mddng is quot
ed at IL Ne Sales of the week, 3,6O bales; receipts Of
same tDe $3.50 bales. Increased receipts at al the
ports, ss6,sso bales; stock % $50 bales. =, ,o.o
Sales OF cotton day 2CoO bales, at loc 1875 for
midding.
Flour frmer: Howard street selling at So Wheat un-
changed: white, 81 40 81 u.s. Corn firm: white and
yellow, 75c. r. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Whskey duh at 29c for Ohio. Conee firm: Rio Ils{c,
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. "a, 1859
Flour srm. Sales to-day 1000 bbs at So for supcrdne
Wheat steady Corn firm: sales 5000 bushels at SOC
for yellow. Whskey dull and selling at 271ac &c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. "a, 1882
Flour firm and unchanged Whskey 25,<c. Pork dull:
no sales. Bacon declined. Lard ll1ac.; no sales
THE WHEAT CROP AT THE WEST.
The wheat statistics of Wells Commercial Express show
the accumulation Of flour in store here, in the
last days to be only little over one hundred thou
sand busheis against hundred thousand IN the
responding week Of last year while the amount OF n)ur
wheat store at present equivalent to six hundred
thousand bushels against twelve hundred and
sixty three thousand at the same time last year.
LARGE WOOL SALE AT BOSTON.
Bosr0N, Feb. "a, 1859.
Three hundred thousand pounds Of medium and
hundred thousand pounds OF the finer sorts of wool
sold at auction today by Messrs. Bingham, Joy & Co.
Purchasers present from New YORK, Phi l0elphia
Albany and other cities The sales brisk - the
prices considered good. The following the anaes-
$500 lbs Mogador at 1917 l9Ac 372 900 lbs Ca!for
MIA heeces of various qualities at n 10 35xc II 900
lbs. black tub washed at % Nc IS 600 lbs Name
nj 4lhc 53c. lot Of Vermont, double extra, at 5l
b1 lots of New York, pulled, at prices ranging from
46Kc. sake lots OF Western and Ohio do at 49,.
&c; lots Of East India at 10c 23c,; 5000 lbs
of Vermont, fine, at 4s1ac.; 200 New York, New
Hampshire and Ohio selected fleece at 65kc. Soc /;
1900 lbs Walpole, N H., Doggy Meadow extra at
66c. &c. "A 600 lbs of OHIO and Pennsy vana extra
fancy clips in lots at range of SIC. 64Sc Is bags
Ohio extra pulled at &c., bags Of choice double
do ut &c., bags Of very fine do at Gle. The aggregate
of the sales reached nearly 500 900.
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Obituary..

DEATH OF IN Old lady.
Mrs. HANNAH PHILLIPS, an old lady who has resided
squan Beach, Monmouth county n j., for many years
died at the residence Of her daughter Mrs. Achy Orey
on Tuesday evening last in the l0sh year Of her age
Sho enjoyed extraordinary health and retained her facu
ties until the last moment Of her existence. Her eye
sight was remarkably good. few days previous to
her death she saw pin y ing the floor distance
from her. and told one Of her grandchildren pick
up she conversed frequently and ucnty of tho Revo
lutionary war, and many the incidents she would
late Of those days Her husband Of the defend
of the "Bock House," at Toms river, also
engaged In repeing the attacks OF the
rous Pne ROBBERS who infested that part OF the
~ Of Monmouth. She received pension but has
entered her reward
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURH.


ALBANY, Feb. "a, 1852
Mr.. PATTERSON (rep.) presented memorial from the
State Society," asking for the repeal OF the Ex
else law and for protection against intemperance.
BILLS
To authorize the Troy Boston Railroad to construct
track in the city Of Troy.
The bill to authorize Incorporation OF Juvenile Re-
formatory Asy lums vas lost.
Senator OWEN, (rep) IN touching aud eloquent ad-
Dress announcer the death Of Senator Stow.
Resolutions then adopted expressive or sentiment,
of affection and respect departed Senator, when
the Senate adjourned over until 10 morrow.
The Senate alone held evening session.
General orders only were considered
The bill To the powers and duties OF public ad-
illustrators was taken up
Mr. OWEN stated the object OF the bill to be to provide
that when money held trust or custody by others
than tho and ID unclaimed for SIX years aud the
cannot be proved to be living, shall escheh 10
the State.
Mr. Ely stated that he true object OF the bill WIS to
draw some millions Of money OF the New York city
savings banks 1t cunning Device for petit lar
eeny movement.
After long debate progress reported on the bill
The bill to extend the OF Supervisors debated
and ordered TO third reading.
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AIExASpxR--EARIK.--On Sunday, Feb. 90, by the Rev
r. r. Thompson, JOHN H. ALEXANDER OF this CITY 10 JIM
ME-, youngest daughter Of Robert Earle, ESQ, OF Sing
Sing, N. Y.
BARTow-CRoIius. Tuesday, Feb. % ~ the resi-
dence Of tho broes father by the Rev Elmendort Mr
WILLIAM J. BARLOW " Miss ELSIE ANNA, only daughter oil
VIM. Crolius, FAD, all OF Brooklyn.
CufMipIIN--MoSJo TN Wednesday evening, req -, NJ
the rcsdcnce OF the BRIDES father by the Rev c. Pse,
y. u. Mr. JonS CnE,uDuv to Miss ANGEilVUs, eldest
daughter Of Louis MnDio, ESQ, all OF Brooklyn.
pR BgABRN8ER--O tRIEs.--At Staten island by tue
Rev Mr. murphy ut tho residence OF Dr. 5. q. Prendcr
CAST Mr. AiPpoNsE Dn BRsrREJEER OF Antwerp, TO Miss
MARY A. J. q pRiFN.
FARR-SrKeISa AT Jamesburg, N, j., on Sunday, Feb.
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ALBANY, Feb. "a, 1862
AMENDMENT LAWS
Tho bill To amend tho State Prison laws was debated
during the morning in Committee Of the Whole
An Amendment, seeking to prohibit the punishment Of
oonvcts by tho whip and shower BATH etc., after
long debate, voted down. The bill allows puushmen.s
for breaches of discipline but obliges all the officers to
report each day every Of punishment ordered and
inflicted, with the cause OF offence, etc.
Mr.. VAN HORN announced the death Of Senator Stow,
briefly sketched his lite and services, and paid ting
tribute 10 his pubic and private character.
Mr.. LAW also spoke eelingly and eloquenty In praise Of
the deceased
Meesrs SCHOIKKID, ToMLISsoN and TUTHIIL also paid
tributes of respect ~ the deceased.
The customary resolutions OF respect wore then adopted
and the House adjourned over until 70 morrow.
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The Law Courts.
The following decisions were rendered yesterday

SUPREME COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland
FetT M Minaidt u.s. Cdoaa NJ M;naidLIReport confirmed
and judgment Of divorce granted to the husband.
Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.
Beammh hsq appoint receiver to take the necessary
Anson H. Bean RS Thomas D. Rhodes-Reterred to r. c.
Beamish Esq TO appoint receiver TO take security.
on pay ment OF $40 costs to abide event.
1 M If h Is n @ s GRANTED hM that
on The fret Monday OF March next Why an at achment
Darid Leao,a John L. Groham and oaers-Reerredt to
join a. 1dan,s e. T. c. Nceeu-Motion granted without.
costs.
The following is the calendar for to day
SUPREME CouRr-0eneral Term-Motons will be heard and
the following cases taken up-f o. 6oo to &C., 6i IS &C.
sSs ~ s s e s s1ss rs So $751; ss e s $50 81
sos,, $40, si22 Az, Slo7, 1882 1923
jury, part 6s. sO 50 ST. S. Part has ADJOURN
cd Tor the term.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before George F. Belts, Esq
CHANCE or THE suIrrIyG
Phander D. Orvis brought before the Commissioner on
warrant charging him with having packed put
por, and which, aessa were e. not distinctly
Wis entered into ball In the sum OF $1,000.
MARINE COURT.
Before Hon. Judge McCarty
RESPONSIBILITY OF FOR PAYMENT OF coops puR.
CHASED ny HIS WYE ron HER BUSINESS.
FEE. 2&-Josph II Homer William Watson.-Tbe con-.
pnt shows that in the year 1853 the plaintiff
ed to the defendant large amount Of millinery goods did
brnss ac.on against the deensn. 70 recover both claims
o s ps sna s Of the and as
having at one time paid sum OF money account OF of
not Responsible from the tact tina. the wife her
and hat No
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he Crr rnxArREs-Burtons theatre has been CO t5i
for . shost time spring season viii shortly be C, n
menced under Mr. Ba'tons management he has been
spending the winter In Cuba and will arrive home very
shortly.
Tue present week will close the engagement OF Mr. Rice
at Niblos Garden. Ii has been highly successful.
At Laura keenes theatre the Washington tbteduz are
very popular The benefit of Mr. Couldock announced
for 70 morrow.
Mr. Eddy will nangurae the spring at the Broad
way with hs shsksperian play, which has been in prepa
ration during the whole winter
Wslack's theatre is still crowded every night, and
"Tbe Veteran" promises 70 many weeks more.
Mr. g. n Bristow, of the successful Of Ameri-
can composers, Is to have complimentary benefit at the
acemy Of Music.
The subscribers 70 the French theatre had a second
meeting last evening the theatre for the choice
OF rlaoes.
The amateur performance In aid OF the Dramatic Fund
Association will come Off ut the Academy OF Music the
2ist OF April. 1t will include new comedy by Messrs
John Brougham and F. B. Goodrich, and the opera Of
"Don Pasqaale-the entire performance by Of
social eminence.
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HnwAIHA-Tbc second performance Of Mr.. Stoepels
romantic symphony will take place at the Academy Of
Music next "Wednesday evening
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The Propeller Potomslra.

NEW BEDFORD, Feb. n, I6by
Chains have been placed under the Poomska, and Of
forts will be her into shallow water
the weather becomes favorable. Quo hundred puck
ages Of her cargo saved today.
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The Registry Law.

ALBANY, Feb "a, 1862
The republicans of the Assembly hold to night
to consider what pursue regard to registry
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Sale OF Church Property.


Newell A. Thompson to-day sold at auction the Federal
church property, embracing about thirteen thou
sand square feet OF land for fraction less than $2 0OO
exclusive Of church. parsonage and vesry buildings,
which will be sold at q future day.
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NIay0raAty Nominate lions.

CHICAGO. FeO ~, lo0y
The Republican Convention to-day nominated John c.
Haines the present Mayor, for re election Marcus D.
Gilman Is the democratic candidate.
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A. w. Fabcr's Lead Pencils Sold ut Retail
BY all HatonerE at Wholesale, only BY kBERHARD FABHR
sole agent l33 William street
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Barry'S TrfcOpseroua n the Best and
article for dressing, bcsufypg cleansing curling
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies try IL Bod BY al
0ruggfSA
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A. Grsntljean, Advice and Communication
the hair has removed until further notice. u
house the westerly OF Broadway and Twelfth
g rect q few dOors from broadway.
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Young Men OF Talent Struggle for Success
fall they have mistaken their calling FOWLER
WILLS, 30S Broadway give chronological examinations
daily showing the talents defects and right pursuit FOR each.
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Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner of
Houston strset-Hotel accommodations the European
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HOWARD ArHsNHrn, BosToN This theatre is now tenn
porarily occupied by Mr.. Barry, and it viii shortly be
opened for the spring season. the direction of Mr.
Jacob Barrow, who is engaging some first rate artists
among them Mr.. Charles walcot
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For Perfect Fitting shirts and the --latest
novelties in gentle furnishing goods GREEN'S shirt and
fur nshiDg store, No. Astor House.
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Gee. Saunaiers' Metallic Tablet Razor
Th the genuine article, has been equsllei for
producing the keenest poesbe edge For sale BY
J. 4 3. SAUNDERS, Ne. Aston House.
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Take Healthful Physical Exercise at Woods
Gymnasium, No. 9 East Twenty eighth street
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Appointments by the President, by and with
lhe advice a"d Consent or Lhr Senate.
Joseph Ramsey, collector OF the customs, Plymouth,
North Carolina; teopponted.
jesse Thomas veyOr of the customs, Nashville, Ten
.uessee; reapponted.
John c. UGrady, surveyor OF the customs, Madison
vile, Louisiana; Ieapp0mted.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines.
Office sos 8roadwa n. Y
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Drumg0ld & PrOch. No. 214 Broadway. Op-
poslte st PauIs church. Offering splendid
superane medium and low priced ready made clothing,
gether with And fashionable stock Of goods order
the deps rtment
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ThIrty-Se Cents.-George's HALF Dye
Black brown The cheapest and best IL the world War
ranted 70 coran as much hair dye. ae Is sols At one
life Ike black brown" without inune the hair Can
applied in all weather bold Wholesale sid retail at sOOrfs,
3O6 Grand street, N. T. and ut Mira HAY Es Brooklyn.
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the especial the strangers visiting the city
has introduced his spring hats The beau
richness OF finish novelty Of exceedr cheapness
Of this fabric must commend i TO the spprscaon Of the so
establishment Of Broadway and Fulton street. ana
mine It.
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r. Y. S.-BaJlou's French Yoke Shirts.
order and warranted to M BALLOUS shirt empo.
rum, 400 broadway.
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HIPS Hair Dye, 80 Cents a BOX, Black OF
brown. No. Barclay street, and all druggists
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ChristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
the best in the world Wholesale and all and e dye
prfyately applied. No Astor House.
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A Chest OF GOOd Tsa for One D0llar.-Alse,
Zen pounds cobe for 81, ut CHEI6rIAESON8 No. Cham
nte00k
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-,
Tho tho world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
Al The unanufactory, rs Broadway.
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Ladies' Gaiter Boots, with Aeels, mt les. per
pair Also la es sses boys and cldrcns CATER DO
and shoes Of all kinds and prices Ut MILLER CO.'S. 3s Gu
nal street.
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"LOndOn Jockey Club House Gin."
Ale. &C. 4. TILrON % and q Cedar street
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

PARKERsBURG, Va, FeD. %, 1859.
The river is falling, and no damage has been done to
the road property at Renwood or this place. everything
working well.
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HerTlne's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof saes Isl Broad way corner Murray st
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Holloyvsy's Constipation. This Germ
crate evils by its slow but nsous effects has
many premature The afflicted w End affective
remedy in the above medicine Mandatory Maiden lane,
Me-
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Cure Your Cough.-25 Cents.
A6 Third avenue, near Fourteenth stree
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RAYMOND sINGLA

KAYMUFU SINULA
Pure JUICE.
In quarter pipes and ocaves under custom lock-
sale on favorable terms to close a concero, by
q. MELErTA 4 CO., So Beaver street.
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The Latest Drawings OF she Logalizod LO tic
ries, a. reported 70 WOOD. EDDY CO..
MANAGERS thu
DELAWARE GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOITRRIEs
Ohcial Drawings by Telegraph.
DFLAW RE LOTTERIES
The subscribers Commissioners app0ad ~ the Governor
terry authorized by the having tas attended
the of the Lottery o
which we're this day dra wn from The wheel VIZ
EXTRA CLAss, No. Ir, FEBRUARY "a 1850.
IS. ~, "a, 81, 60, l, c. AZ, 49, 81, "a, IT,
Glass No. 14s. FEBRUARY "a. 1859.
Ct. 8, Co. 49, 80, 2. 10, l5. 40, 56, "a. H. 8
And that the sad numbers drawn the order In which
q, 1880 GEORaE GORuON,)
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
The suhscrbers commissioners appOnted superineud
the drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery hereby certify
that the following the numbers which ths day
CLASS NO las. FEBRUARY "a, 1859.
a., II, Is, 10, "a, Sc. II, As, IL, SO, 10. SO.
CLASS No. LAG, EXTRA. FEBRUARY %, 1859
4s, 2l, GO, 81. "a, 63. 81. GO, "a, 6, "a, 10.
that the said numbers drawn in the order in which
they stand above
Witness hands Augusta Ga this Thursday Feb. "a
Hos ~. b sAhssH Commissioners.
WOOD EDDY CO.. WI wImnssOn p Sss rsre.
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The Latest Drawings OF she Logalixcdl LO tic
ries, n reported 10 WOOD. EDDY CO.,
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q. STAFFORD'S OLIVE TAR
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS

DISEASES OF Tbs THROAT AND LUNGS.
Olive r is highly rtaaed OILY fluid which takea. applisa
and inhaled snordig ia AL immediate relief
j. X. sTAFFOhD'S lhON ANu SULPHUR POWDERS
act directly the Blood and Digestive srgaus expeiag
purites and imparting tone and vigor the sysien.
We have testimonials from
Isaac " FOWLER, Esq Postmaster New York.
kIMfoS DRAPER. Fsl, banker, new York.
GEORGE Law. ESQ Fifh avenue New York.
slMxoN LELAND Fsq Metropolitan HOTEL Yoyk.
RoBr. g. CoLExAS Esq. St. Nicaolss hotel, New Yoft.
And large number OF Others equally prominent.
Olive Tar 80 boule Powders 81 a package, q -
Broadway next 70 the Hospital
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DIKSCELLANE ECU -

a an ORIouS TRIUMPH HAS BEEN ACHIEVED OvEi
a vulgar prejudice by GAYEfTY'S medic 4ted paper
NOW used BY everybody Depot Al Ann street. Beware
imputent and swinding limitations
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A GREAT WORK FOR AGESIe.--"Taa LIFE AND
"A Travels Of fedinsnd De soto, Dscoverer OF the w
eespp Niver cost Si2U0 Pronounced by the press me
most interesting book in the Engnsh language Send for CIR
culars. JAs a. LLOYD. Philsdelphis.
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a. -FRESog C.Iv DKrss Roryrs AT JONES, IN
n, street - 81 double sos ,gtrrpr,os ssvea houa
80 double solo DO z boots; vaxraar,d sAtixiss.ory
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other you could unite against your tyrants DO not for
your enemies those who Cypress you and that all
nations sstersall equal before nature and JUS
ticeal men, of whatever color they may be, and to
whatever country they may belong brethren. Tho
fatheand lie for for oppressors have deprived
US of IT. they have made large prison of It, Our true
fatherlapd will exist when we shall have broken
chains and conquered liberty (Appause) Our father
land 10 the universal social thc freedom Of the
whole humanity II is to conquer it that you have TO take
arms In hand. Remember the past and think of the flu
ture. ls4S must be lesson for you. You Thave
thrown monarchy and built empre--you chased by
one door an Orleans, and Bcnaparte entered by the
other This infamous and perured Of Bonapartes,
who had cursed the world by would shed
the blood OF humanity TO sasfy their personal
ambition. Yes, we repeat it with loud voice. that the
grand and the petit Napoleous-the uncle and tho
phew-were nothing but two miserable creatures, two
perjured brgands traitorous rebels against the nation
and against justice, trampng under their feet tho
most sacred rights OF man. Both had committed
the horrors The First had made tho IS Bumairc,
and the Second had made the % OF December The one
poguared the republic and the other had
t. Who dared to say to the contrary No ono. Follow
ng this the speaker went the crimes Of the present
Napoleon, then concluded with appeal to the
uonary spirit People, said he, this time do not make
half revolution Fall back before obstacle. Declare
war TO the death, terrible for all who cling To the old
order TO establish true social republic, where justice
aoc love ought to govern humanity not OF
IN. Old world should exist. Listen more TO moune
banks who have always betrayed YOU Stop not before
little ihDps right at the heart Of the enemy to tho
the despots OF every character and vre
Ia rernbl,q,e socdie uniuerseiie (Great apphuse)
Herr kEINEcgIE next addressed his revolutionary
hrchreDWnen lS4S the t0csin IN me preatcanedral
called French people the revolution they answered
by thousands II barrcades; but many of those who
psrtooS the aght did IL only deceive the friends OF
the social revolution In tho next revolution tho working
people must anniha.c the actual system OF corruption
The fault OF all revolutions that tho people wcre used
tool by which the property classes tried their
cgotstcal end They all wait for the impending
struggle between tho dsnhetcd people and the owncrs
of the social wealth.
Mons. TrrryRRD-rhc RICH, to labor what la III In
the revolution OF February the people thrcc months
OF their work to the republic present Without toe
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A MBEOTYPES AND PILOT )GR Apis VIEWS AM
"A porrais Niagara Fes and other choice subjects oil b
city and country, at HOLMks gallery. 80 broadway