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NEWPORT NEWS.

WAGGoNER CAsE.-We have received n
communication in reference to our article on
this case, which appeared in the Press OF
yesterday, but it is necessarily laid over till
tomorrow.
CRICKET AATcH.-The Kentucky Cricket
Club will inaugurate the season on their
grounds, one mile and a half from the city,
on the banks of the Licking, on Tuesday
next. 1t is desirable that all the members of
the club should be in attendance, as it will
add greatly to the hilarity of the occasion.
Visitors are likewise invited to be present.
PLEASURE EXCURSION. - The Cincinnati
Belle, commanded by Captain John Mead,
will make regular trips tomorrow from the
ferry landing, on the Cincinnati side, to Coles
Garden, three miles up the Licking River
Those desirous of enjoying an excursion amid
scenery that is unrivaled in beauty anywhere,
can do so for the small sum of ten cents per
trip.
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW
PORT PosToFFIcE, APRIL 2s, $780,
ALLEN sallie, Adams W II, Aureden V, Atwood
B@Behain q, Bogss I Rev II, Bell Col James, Burns
Mrs Mary, Brown Mrs y, Barnes Geo W, Bochtel
Susie G, BroPhy james, Blake Miss A p, Bayley A,
,,Cetqmp5sll Miss J, Gasserley John, Curry Rev H
Mrs, Cummings SIiss =, Cotter Pat
D-Duyden Mrs II, Dltton @ A, Derrick Mrs M A.
- WINS Jonh S EWING AleNi bBan ulhs Y, fslhOtt
.F-Faming Mary, Fltzslmmons l., Ford J F b, A
G-Gasway Mrs NJ, Golden John, Garrett Mrs A,
Griswold Mary E Golding VIM.
H-Huntly Lucy, Huber Amelia, HsRan Valentine,
Harrison Stephen, Hall George, Hay John, Haloyer
Miss III, Y; HoTnsman II, iareve5 Kate v, Hilker 2
brook j. Hord Mary.
I-Immegart j.
J-Jones Harvey, Jewell Chas W, Jones Martin.
,,h-Ki1seio James, Kendall Maggie, Kerln Joseph,
L--Long. Joseph, Little jane, Lynch James, Liy-
M-Milar Fred, Marland Minnie, Martin O,
Mickenheimer A, Mariana Jos ir, Martin Simon,
Markham Hugh, Morris Jennie, Marstn Lara,
N-NewtOn Sarah w, Nelson NJ j..
O-0sterhouse Miss A, O'Nei Sarah M, 0'Niel G,
O'Brien Mrs
Parker sarah, Powell Lucinda, .Poulas Elizabeth,
Pyle Mrs j, Patterson Edwin.
H-Riekils Csrthins, Right DIR J 3, Ryan Ann,
Ralstu Rev y, Rafferty, Bridget, Rogan Mary q.
S-Spencer X, bhill Abraham, Splnks Charles,
smons James, Bt Clair Il, Siddens Thomas, Slack
Miss b stone I, stemler Jacob, Sargent MR.,
sprague Il, sanderson Emeine, Sinclair Mrs II,
Sanderson Adam, Sherman w Siddens Mise Ada,
Strentz John, Shell Sister Sam.
T-Thomas J. U Trees Y, Townsend Thomas Il,
Iagnet Mynust, Thomas James, Thompson Miss J,
yickers G, VickeTs Miss Lizzie, yenaeet Charity,
Weber q N, Mitherspoon Jss, Wright " I, Wise
S %alsr l ygsn Wright r. wkiS' H. Wilson WIZ wSiEs' Mss
Weston VIM, McGrew James 7, McCormic VIM, Nc
Donald NJ, McGinnis Martha, McDeTmott RObt,
Smith Samuel, Smith Caroline j, Smith Mary A,
Smith Elizabeth v, Walker A, Walker Henry.
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Tho Sabbath and mississippi Water.

A company Of people, who went to New
Orleans from this city and State, to attend
the late session of the Young Mems Chris
tian Onion, paid three hundred dollars on
their way down, TO induce the Captain of the
boat on which they had taken passage to
stop on Sunday. On their way back, in con-
sequence of the effect of the Mississippi
water upon their bowels-reducing them to
q condition like that of Gen. Scott in 1856
they concluded, after serious deliberation, TO
travel on the Sabbath. They have, however,
published an explanation of the circum-
stances, in the form of a series of resolutions,
which, it is to be hoped, will prove satisfac-
tory upon both sides of the Jordan. We saw
them in the columns of our most orthodox
cotemporary, and felt assured that it was on
NO light and trivial grounds that so potent a
violation of precedent was permitted to take
place. But, in such state of things, what,
We ask, can people do but travel?
The resolutions alluded to firstly set forth
the peeuniary sacrifice above mentioned; sec
Ordy, avow their willingness to undergo 1t
again under more favorable circumstances.
thirdly, charge the Mississippi as the moving
cause Of their delinquency and .fourthly, en-
body a programme of the services which were
performed to compensate for the ceremonial
transgression. We have read them with
pleasure, and we humbly trust with profit.
They constitute an interesting testimonial of
the privileges which the elect are allowed to
take with the divine law, and present an in
ssruetiye contrast to the formal obedience re-
quired Of those whose condition is, in this re-
spect less happy than their own.
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We are under obligation to the Dial Office,
by the hand of Rev. Mr.. Conway, for a copy
ofa posthumous work Of ninety-ive pages,
by the late Professor Espy. The subject is
the ''Human Will" A hasty glance at its con-
tents gives us to wit that it is another con-
tribution to that vast mass of speculation
upon the most enigmatical of all subjects
Necessity and Free win. The author has
made wide departure from the doctrines of
the popular theology; and has presented new
and interesting views, to which we intend
again to refer.
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Convention Lyric.


tits the literary merit Of the following, and
not any lurking desire on our part to admin
ister political nostrums under the sugar-coat
Of harmonious verse, that induces us to give
place to the following production. And
while we protest against being understood tc
indorsc its sentiments, we may be permitted
to express the hope that the number of the
PREss in which it appears will arrive at
Charleston in time to permit Its suggestions
to produce their full effect upon the delegates;
The Charleston Convention now at hand
Should arouse our delegates to take stand.
Bold, wise and just, in their selection,
Ofe Standard Bearer for Election.
To the ofice Of our Chief Maoistrote-
Ono to guide the Ship OF State.
In peace and harmony throughout the land;
And promptly stay each traitorous band;
That may by piece meal our laws invade,
BY sectional Fanaticism or Tronson's raid,
With such Chiefidin our battle won,
And such we have In Dickinson,
4 Den,ocrGi Of the old Je9erson school,
Devoid Of intrigue by patent rules,
Free from sophistry in his Kansas views,
TO defend the masses and please the few,
OF certain cliQues not to be trusted,
Unless their armor Is Free Soil crusted:
Free from these and all contentious,
Select our man in that Convention,
Whose heart and voice has e'er gone forth,
FOR equal rights to the South or North;
Who alike regards both the Fast and Wea;
Who loves his country yet its laws the best;
As founded for us by our Washington;
And such man is Dickinson.
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Our New Advertisements.

This paper furnishes to our readers sub
stantial evidence of the public appreciation of
the DAILY Pass, as an advertising medium,
in list Of new advertisements such as is
rarely shown by any paper in this city.
These advertisements will be displayed be-
fore not less than forty thousand readers, and
we are gratiied to know that our advertis-
srs find the investment profitable.
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HEADQUARTERS, Third Brigade,
FIRST DIVISION o, V. NJ,
GfNnfNNATI Anril III ~
sPEsGIAEE a a0EEDlERfs El "a, 10. si-iIAGIo

SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 3,-JACOB
49, "A. REMLEY, having been authorized A
70 enlist company Of infantry, and having filed 81
In this Office copy of the roll Of said company, w
signed by more than forty names, and applying TO W
company, by virtue Of Special Order No 81 from Gem
eral Headquarters, hereby direct the qualified cleo
south west corner Of Ccntral-ayenue and David
street, on TUESDAY, May J. 1860, between the hours
to elect one Captain, one First Lieutenant, Sec
ond Lieutenant, one Third Lieutenant and ono En-
with the provisions Of the act OF March 2 1851 and
the pollsbooks will be returned TO these headQuaT-
ters as soon a. made up and sealed. ~.
'i JOSHUA II. BATES, Brlgadier- General,
ap23-j' Third Brigade, lst Div, o. " NJ
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DIED.

SHERLOCK. On Friday morning, April 27, Of
consumption, James l.. Sherlock, in the forty -hrst
year Of his age, .I r...
The friends Of the family are invited to attend his
funeral from the residence Of bis mother, No. 420
Walnut-street, this day at2 p. M.
Of lingering illness, Antoine NJ, son of JACOB and
Margaret Auil aged seventeen years four months
and eighteen days. ".'I'
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DEATH OF THE AcToR WouHDED BY A
Carrie. Henry B. Copeland, of the New
Orleans Varieties Theatrical Company, who,
as we have mentioned, attacked the critic Of
the True DeLtanewspaper some time ago with
a cane, and was shot by him. died on Sunday
night. The wound was thought at first to be
leg was found necessary, and tetanus ensued
had no family,
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TEE affair at Charleston is assuming the
form ofan extreme case of difficulty. The
only hope of bringing the wrangls and the
platform to acloss, consists in the FIVE dollars
a day, payment always in advance, which
represents the cost Of the nscessariss Of life to
the delegates ''JA'ii '
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George L. Yerger, Of jackson, Mississippi,
for many years an eminent lawyer at the
Nashville (Tenn.) Bar died Of apoplexy,
recently, while hunting on his plantation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WREY. GEORGE w. SMILEY, OF
49, Louisville, Will lecture for the Benefit Of
the tSS9s F2%e Ms9n at ts % H99dS9n Sa HE
Mammoth Cave Lecture commences at o'clock.
Tickets rs cents, to bo had Of the ladies' managers,
aud at the door on the evening Of the Lecture;
ap2S-b# COMMITTEE,
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HEADQUARTERS, Third Brigade,
FIRST DIvIsIOS o. V. NJ,
sayr,, . CINcInNATii April ~, 1850

EfsptEEyC dohp.1y 9hAREA ASsrlcs1 S cSSti.i tin'
nentals, Independent Volunteer Militia, having
filed in this Office copy Of their roll, signed by a
more than forty names, for the purpose Of being I
Special Order No. 81 from General Headquarters, i
hereby direct the qualified electors Of said company
10 meet at their arOry on the east side Of Central
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth-streets, on TUES
DAY, lst Of May, 1850 between the hours Of ten
there proceed 10 elect one Captain one First Lieu
tenant, one Second Lieutenant, one Third Lieuten.
in accordance with the provisions Of tho act Of
March 2s, 1851 and the poll books will be returned to
these headquarters as soon az made up and sealed
JOSHUA II. BATES, Bigadler General,
ap22I| Third Brig, First Diy, o. v. NJ. !.
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n-, UTERINE ELIXIR .-MNIE.
BE- ELLIS, NJ d., has found at last Just what
the Ladies' have long needed and looked for in vain
The Uterine Elixir.
The Uterine Elixir is warranted to cure all diseases
Of Uterine Nature; Inflammation OF the Womb, the
Kidneys the Oyaries, and the Urethrai PrOapsus,
or Falling of the Womb, Painful Menstruation,
Chlorosis, Amenorrhea; in fact, perfect cure is
guaranteed by the Of from two to five bottles OF
the Elixir, Of any disease whatever Of the Genera
tive and Urinary Organs, of male or female, no mat
tor of how long standing. Price 81 per bottle.
Nine. Ellis calls particular attention to the fol-
lowing card ofonc Of the most prominent Druggists
of CINCINNATI
ITO THE PUBLIC AND THE LADIES ~ PARTICULAR.
We, the undersigned, not in the habit of giving
our name to patent medicines, but knowing we'll the
Lady Physician, and the medicine called the Uterine
Elixir, We cheertully recommend 1t TO all females
suffering from Female Diseases OF any kind. IT. is
purely vegetable, and in no case do injury. We
say to al-try it; and word for it, You Will find
relief. +. ID. HILL, Druggist,
Corner Fifth and Race-streets."
For sale by f. ID. Hill, Druggist, corner Race and
Fifth-strees; j. ID. Parks, corner Fourth and Wal
nut Edward Seaman g. Co., corner Main and Fourth;
and by Madame Ellis, at her office, No. lI4 West
Sixthstreet. The Madame having returned from
the South can be found at her Office ut all hours.
ap2g-a
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PATENT ENAMELED SHIRT COLLARS
For sale at MAsON's HAT-sTORE,
np2s-am 40 Fifth street. near Walnut.
HEADQUARTERS, Third Brigade,
Finer nTyIgfOE N v M

CINcINNArI April q, 1850.
ESPECIAL ORDER NO. A. THE
1~NSA WAYNE NECONTINENTALSh having filed
in this Office n copy OF their roll, signed by more
than forty names and applying to be organized asM
an Infantry Company OF the Independent Yolun- MI
teer Militia; by virtue Especial Order No 36 from
General Headquarters hereby direct the qualified
electors of said Company to meet at their Armory
the east side of Central-nyenue between Ninth and
Tenth-streetB, TUESDAY, tho lst of May, 1860, be-
p. NJ, and then and there proceed TO elect cap
tain, one first lieutenant one second lieuengnt, one
third lieutenant, and one ensign. Said election Will
be conducted In accordance with the provisions Of
the act Of March 2S, 1851 and tho pol-books will be
returned to these Headquarters as soon made up
and sealed.
JOSHUA NJ. BATES, Brigadier- General,
ap22i Third Brigade list Div. o. V. VI.
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Cigars and Tobacco.

WE HAVE ON HAND AND ARE CON.
w STANTLY receiving Cigars, Sc;, eQualled
T.,1yj"TT ALBEIT ROSS, Druggist,
Southwest corner Central avenue and Eighth.
t tap2gI
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pg-APP1roArEs twenty -fivc-cent Pictures, corner
Of Fifth and Main, are well worth 80.
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HEADoUARTERs THIRD BRIoADu,
FIRST DIVISION o, v, H.,

AS, S,KENNEDY,S MEDICAL DIsCOY-
G~~EA ERf il acknowledged by the most eminent
physicians, and by the most careful druggists
tual blood purifier ever known, and to hayo relieved
more suffering, and effected more permanent cures,
than any Preparation known to the profession. Scrof
ons OF whatsoever nature are cured by few bottles
and the system restored to full strength and ygor
Full and explicit directions for the cure Of liberated
sore legs and other corrupt and rIaning ulcers, is
JOHN D; PARK SURE, ECKsTEIN CO., and
GEORGE NJ. DIXON. Price ST. seplS-ay
R~PALMER'S LOTION WILL DO
tk~-l<a WHAT 1T is RECOMMENDED TO-
MARION, Okio, December 6, lS5g,-Mr. 8. PALMER
dozen of your Cosmetic Lotion. Tho - dozen
bought Of you gone and the people are begin
ming to hnd that l. viii do what L i rec93mWended 9
MoRE Than TEN YEARS Aoo-oiNeiSNATI, April
e, lSi9.-Mr. PALMER L address You at this time
for the purpose of expressing to you my gratitude
for the unexpected relief afforded me by your Veg
face an exceedingly annoying and unsightly ernp-
tion, with which have been afflicted during the
past two years, and which began to think WAS In.
durable. All the physicians had consulted had
done me no good, when obtained bottle of your
Lotion. / have now used two bottles, and IL cured
my face entirely. 1t has done what no other rem
edy has ever begun to do, and have tried good
many. mako these statements in hopes that it
may induce those who are afflicted as have been to
make use OF the same remedy. Whoever wishes to
see me Will IND me at my residence, southeast corr
MRS. HANNAH G. PATTEN.
Are you troubled with any kind of disease of the
skin, whether on the face, hands, feet other parts
Of your person procure at once this king of all
health by using second or third. rate articles; ..
Prepared only by SOLON PALMER, .f|
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
For sale by druggists generally, . ana
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PB- Only twenty five cents for n good colorcd Pic
ture, in case, at CowAN's, % West Fifh.strcet If
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BB-Nine artists kept busy making Ambrotypes
Melainotypcs and Ferrotypcs at APPLEaATE's, Fifth
and Main.
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pB-PrcruREs for ten cents. Johnson's Gallery
Ninth and Main.
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.

ak-,, THE PROPRIETORS OF THE
M~SA CALIFORNIAN SHADES" Ne. 100
Nne-stree have selected out of bond several parcels
Of fine old and liquors. including fine old Bran
dies Port, Sherry Madeira and Catawba Wines (;
old Scotch, Irish and Bourbon Whiskles, which we
BOTTLED CAREFULLY,
Under our own supervision, solely for
Family and Medicinal Purposes.
ARR ANTED PUR H.
apl9-am I99 VINE-STREET.
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30 FLAGGs Good samaritan's Immediate Relief
is becoming more popular every day, from the fact
that it does do what the propretors represent 1t
cures rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache Tooth
ache, Sprains, Bruises, &c. 1t is emphatically
Pain Killer. One trial will convince every one Of
the efficacy of the Good Samaritan. For sale by all
the principal dealers In medicines Price 20 cents a
bottle. ap29s
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BB- No. 20 WEST FIrTn-srnrrr. - CARPENTERS
Plain Photographs are all the rage. All sizes made
daily at very low prices
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HB- A. A. EYsrER, Clocks, Watches and JOwclry
Nos. 3I3 and 27l Westcrn-row.
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Kaliston, or Orient Water,

NOR TAN, sUNBURN, FRECKLES,
- Redness and ETuptions of the Skin also as a
Wash for the skin, TO prevent tho accumulation Of
daDdruf, &c Ladies will fnd the Kallston peou-
and refreshing properties admirably adapting 1t to
SURE, ECKsTEIN 4 CO.,
ap29-oi ,4..rt Opposite the POstoffice.
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ps~CowAN IN THE FIELD.-Thc right place to get
a No. Picture is CowAN's, % West Fifth.strect.
Try him and be convinced.
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ND MARX THE PLAcE.-The largest Gallery on
Fifth-street is APPLICANTS, corner of Fifth and
Main-entrsnoe on Fifth.
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Soda Water.

DURE SODA WATER WITH THE
sale by . - ALBERT ROSS Druggist,
Southwest corner Central avenue and Eighth.
ana u.. lap29l a
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~ SPRING HATs-If in want Of a stylish Spring
Hat, at price nearly onehalf less than elsewhere,
call at HILBERT Bros, 2lO West Ffth-strcet They
have large assortment Of the latest styles Drop in
and see for yourselves.
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Bd- THE BROADWAY EXCHANGE REsTAURAST AND
BILLIARD SALooS.-There is, as there should be, a
general disposition to seek and patronze this beau
tul and pleasant place Of resort for good
to eat and enjoy quiet game of billiards. We ad-
wise all readers of the male to visit friend
PIEPENBRIsG.
N. B.-A splendid lunch this morning.
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BB- STILL AHEAD.-Messrs. BALL & THOMAS, No.
100 West Fourth street. still taking most excel
lent pictures at prices suitable to ALL If you want
really good picture of yourself go to the above CAL
lery, and you will be satisfied.
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DB- COOKING sTOvEs-Every economical house,
keeper should be in possession of good coal cook
Ing stove. They are a decided improvement on the
old fogy wood pattern To this aim their attention
is directed to the Anchor Stove" sold by l. NJ
KELLER, Nos l3 and 10 West Fifth-streot. The oven
in this pattern is larger than any other; to which
combine the large vent of the flues and you have
stove superior to any before the publiee Drop in,
examine and judge for yourself
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ps- MAMMOTH sKrLIGHT.-APPLE0ATE man.
moth skylght is the largest in the United States,
corner Of Fifth and Main-strccts.
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AGAINST WIND AND TIDE. By HoLur Lr
New York: w. A. ToMnsend & % Cincinna.

This is story Of English domestic life, which has
already met nattering reception from the public,
and has acquired the stamp of The incidents
are natural and the interest we'll sustained through
OUT the style easy and graceful and the variety of
character and scenes introduced from the middle
and upper classes Of modern English society show
that In modern life the novelist finds field as boun-
tu as that Of the romantic and the product of
which does not pail the mental appetite, like ro-
nance.
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RB- MELAISoTYPEs FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Large Melainotypes, put up in good cases. for only
Twenty five cents, at CowASs % West Fifh.street
They are well worth So 60
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BE ORNAMENTAL GILDING.-Bear in mind that
THos. Bowls establishment, No. II East Fourth
street, is tho place to obtain portrait and picture
frames. Ornamental gliding done in a satisfactory
manner, upon the shortest notice. Give him call
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nB-TwENTY.FIvE CENT PICrUREs.-CARPEHTER'
twenty five cent pictures in good case, 20 West
Fifth-street
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10 FASHION | FASHION IT. W. SPRAGUE & Co.,
at their magnificent establishment, at the corner of
Fourth and Vine-streets, have just received the
finest and best selected assortment of Gentlemcn's
Clothing in the West for spring and summer wear.
Their stock can not be equaled in the world.
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R4-CoLoRED PHOToGRAPHs.-D in at CARPEN-
rERs 20 Fifth-strect and his splendid specimens
Of ofPhotographs colOred in OIL They hard to beat.
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RB" BOYS AND YOUTHS CLoTHING.-FRIEL Nc
SURE, the fashionable Boys and Youths Clothiers
No. 256 Walnut-strect, have just received most
magnificent assortment Of Spring and Summer
Goods for the little ones. They have also a superb
stock for gents wear
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RS-Thousands Of Fancy Cases arc arriving daily
at CowASs Gallery, % West Fifth-street. You can
get them at your own prices. A list ofprices can be
seen at the door.
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ne PnoToGRAPHtc GALLERY.-Drop in at DEWEY
Co.'S Gallery, No. ll2 Fifth-street, and purchase
one of their elegant Photographs in gilt frame for
81 They are uneaualed in the city
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BB- WINCHESTER SHIRrs.-Remcmber that RALPH
McCRAcKEN, No. 10 West Fourth-street, has q stock
of the real, elegant and fashionable Winchester
Shirts Gents need longer send East for the above
garments, but go to MGCRAcKESs, and thus save
extra expense.
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nS- If you want good Picture, call at the south
west corner of Sixth street and Central -avenue.
Pictures taken and put in nice gilt frames for twenty
i've cents in cases for twenty cents. Bring on the
are sure to get good likeness.
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BS- The GRAND TEMPLE OF CLoTHISG.-FRIEL &
MCGUIRE, the fashionable tip-top Clothiers at their
establishment No. 256 Walnut street, have stock
of goods for gents that has no equal this side
Of New York Their cutters and tailors are the very
best that can be had.