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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-17
TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
ons1rrTrR ! rtHIrY SEWING MA.

OurLETTER A >FfMILY SEWING ma
CHINE is fast gaining a world wide reputation
II is beyond doubt the hest and cheapest aud most
besutiiui or an Family Sewing Machines yetofler-
cd to the public, No other Family Sewing Ma
chine has 20 m NV useful appliances for Hemm'ng'
Binding, Telling, Tucking Gathering. Guaging,
Brsidins. Emlroidering, Cording. and so FORTH
No other Family Sewing Machine has so much
copacity for great variety of work. 1t will sew
all kinds of cloth, and with all kinds of thread
Great and recent improvements make our Family
Sewir- Machine most reliable, and most drrabie
and most certain in action at all rates ofspecd II
mikes tho interoekcd stitch, which is the best
stitch known. Any one, even ofthe most ordinary
capacity can see, at glance how to the letter
AFsmily Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines are finished in chaste and exquisite style
The Folding Case ofthe Family Machine is a
piece Of cuaning workmanship of the most useful
kind. It protects tire machine when not in use
and when abou. to be operated may be opened as
spacious and substantial table to sustain the wors
While some of the Cases, made out of the choices
wdod<, are finished in the simplest and chastest
msnncr possible, Others are adorned and enbcl-
Iislscd in the most costly and superb manner.
IL is absolutely recessary to see the Family Ma
chine in operation, to judge ofits great
pacity and beauty.
II is fast becoming popular for family sewing
as our Manufacturing machines are for manufaetur
ing purposes
The Branch Offices are well supplied with sill
Mist. thread. needles. oils. &C., ofthe very bes
Send for PAMPHLET.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
45S Broadway. New York.
.U TyDiAyArolIs Office, 4s, E. Washington St
-ss--UE-PAUL. Agent in Pl mouth. n
Sept 3, ls63-44yI. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-17
FOREIGN CLAIMS.

The long pending controversy letween
this Government and that Of Chill, touch
ing tho seizure at Silina, in Peru, by Chill.
ian officers. Of a large amount in treasure,
belonging to citizen OF the United States,
has been brought to a close by the award
of His Majesty, the King of the Belgians,
to whose arbitration the question was re-.
ferred by the parties. The subject was
thoroughly and patiently examined by that
justly-respected magistrate. Although the
sum awarded to the claimants NAV not
have been as large as they exI ected, there
is no reason to distrust the wisdom of his
Majesty's decision. That decision was
promptly complied with by Chill. when
intelligence in regard to it reached that
country. stt laA ta
The joint commission, under the last
session. for carrying into effect the conven-
tion with Peru. on the subject of claims,
has been organized at Lima. and is cnga-
ged in the business entrusted to it. rrr-1
Difficulties concerning inter oceanic
transit through Nicarauga are in course OF
amicable adjustment. Z 1es
In conformity with principles set forth
in my last Annual Message. have receiv.
ed representative from the United States,
of Columbia, and have accredited Min
lister to that Republic. ata T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT-MAr a.-B6srs
Judge ByfTs
IMPORTANT REVENUE cAsr-foRTr THousAHp DOL
LARS WORTH OF SUGAR IN COURT.
The United states e ia BoIs OF buser Charles Lung
Co, elsimsnts
This was proceeding instituted by Collector Bar
p.y in March 1861 to fott so boIos Of sugar Imported
from HAVE BY Chsfss Lulos The va us OF tho importation
ia th, m,rtst about seoo An entry or tie spg.r
for v.ehou.e wa m.ds al the Cu.,onliou's January
1854 On March 1862. the Importer. desiring s~Ipot
the ssms prsent-d at the Custom oo's er ration eny
Tor the sane which passed the Coiecors Office but ~ss
STOPPED Ia the Naval scs wbee aid that tho goods
bed been .siusd bosue Of certain ,hip appearing on the m
s2 and he us,rs lb,lsi for rudul. 4 uad.rv sie.oo
Tho Importer then gave bonds Tor The vue Of the sugars
obtsiped Il cir release from seizure tnd as' uemahdei
10 law The Collector ss!a refused expectation. upon the
thst goods u.zsd and bonded we're not within ov'
ou. Of expectation laws Tho importer sppesea TO the Dis
tibet Court and decided by Judge hmaley mat the
Collector Ia and the 'uIr, ooeId be exported
Application made third tlms TO tho Col-o'or who
third tim. refused aud d.6ed the decision Of The Court and
forbid eIp ration The Importer then psa the oaes under
protest and sold the ,usu. this nsltst at ntH loss
The question Of forfeiture wa. brought to trial last sndsy
before judge etts and Jnry sud concluded ye"efdy IL
appeared the Trial that a2 boxes Of sugar. we're below No.
pu,eb STANDARD and 900 wefs above Tho invoice Of the
sugars II appeared In Court had 90 fsiaee Hgo oot. 10
invoice paIposa to CIV. -, D". 90 O.. sss DoIo The
blot 1t va. claimed by tho 0ovefnmept oS.oMsd mY ms
nq% a,, 81 5y . .o Of under
.us' were entered ~. eest, per , Si
claimed that the Importer bloed the invoices 80 as to OBJ
.oure the numbers above No. H. with intent 10 dsAud the
Revenue. ~. - -
The invoice contained the top and the sds an open
,taismsnt, that tho sugar weIo bo9sh On ns Ss :" ~
Francs and 80 lines for No. H. Dutch ''snd ana ,ne
prices affixed tho invoice to each parcel "" stated pro
portionsly above or below NL ec, the sAde In eAeh
case was a,ove or below No. II. ~
Ths inn orsr. claimed that the invoice was 10 ceap CON
d,tion and without blot besh when presented ~ mem
Al the Custom House, that the invoice Pfossnea We s
,v one received by them sbrosd and that contAins
he sI.ot truth In rsxsrd to the weight quality U.ds ana
,Ios Of the sugar. An this the 0oysrnment denied sna
ths ths bIenx wss nst done IN tns C1stsm'hsass
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AID yoR THE VIcKsBURG WoUsDrD.-When the
news OF Grants arrival u. Nicksburg reached the
Northwest Gen. Burnside impressed the swihest
steamer d! Evansville, aud Gov. Morton loaded her
down with stores and hospital supplies for the SICK
and wounded, and dispatched her on her merciful
mission the next morning. 50 ut st. Louis, the
steamer Champion was londed with vegetables,
fruit, and other uIuries, and promptly dispatched,
In charge Of the President Of the Western Sanitary
Commission This ia The way to mako soldiers fight.
The thought that their friends keep them in sacred
remembrance nerves their arms and free their souls
10 deeds Of ilnpershsble v.lor.
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Iara-siip A@sriol, Jro~ G-,yfeicn. M. Bur
gers. J. Rogers. u ; Ausn. J ". ACtl"y \ t"ii,mhh
S. q. bel y. A. J. Mons, Mf. seun.te 4. Bond.a. j. W
Cforsn. C,p' UfNe. Jsm.. Doyle j. {. sp~ss hfs 70"
ie- Mi.s ssns', Mr. Authony. MIS- Nu chinssp W. Ar
mold u C.s.psi ADD TfA Hra t'lhy Mr. b5Jbar,
Mr, Liftl Go \. Jon,s O. ~ MONS, d Brown,
vii. sd chn4. 81. Linu nr,. ThfUr sd two ehlirsn
Mfs S,hief Ms. u.a ~. Ms Lisnisie tis. J. hsuh1n
aud iuaat J. al ctr.on. Nr' A. Eea G. 4. Nslt'L vito
md nf.ntt nf. ushf-a, NJ q Sc.o'.r I'll - d o.
fsnii J. X NofpB. R.v.F Bl.le Mr. hoNsfd, M's
L..my. Ma. Toi,. fey n Elslt, vn- NO chill Ms j.
J.. Etion snd two cLfd-n A J. h5ofbs ad \ X ter J.
e. L,r.on ". Is. Fi.lcf Z Lssis, {. Sfos. lie sid
olild. Hr, y Oerdlb. Hs J. A. Govern MI c. Net a =,
Mf. 4 Wu.oH. Gf. Lsver. u Coz men Vie 90 nisni
NJ gee Robot OgsLt Is Rooia,on u. Go 1of IL b"
Ken n ~ n.acksii %. Bfo~n. r. on.rvsu, ". " s.ton.
r H.eSr A. :. cara. - h'fds1n. ~. Boz ffed
stsr. W. LLOYD. "m. ko.,, Wm fsr.h :. Nayee
l. { Gov sata Hsfs.f, J. u. aeCi,..rJ NJ prm', q.
-. Doss.. J. A \ bures. Ch.'l-' cab, T. w. 6lc',T'
b. Mat,tsa, ]. Eeysf,, NJ. q. LnE Phi h.sg-r, "
0.r.lr W. n tolHm J +. Bfs %, 4. ,. Oo,d~ir W.
J.. Goo ~i.. Jorss. To q. WtMs w. }. Cor + a
Lssu A hsyrt. J al n lslO1. Z. 4. Tul-r. Mfs W.
+. Gostsin Nh, Hiehstf,on. l. >. Nh'hsid VIE snd
GAIA, NJ Ho sst.cG NJ Fi'isf, ". g. Sain, b,s.ss-
m.s ~ afs BuIs, Mf. Clsa.ng E.'- f-t aid Cspts
Hover, G. A ]. Co
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su.PPInc lNTELLICE
FORT or sEw-YUAE....-....M4r Is
CLEARED.

alrrrtUs
siir. -O.rnstia. Tswts.ad. nav-r. Wa Whiteef, u
TIws.s NAlsf Wafurf. Laair- 'ofFY, 500" hais vaf
Lsr.rA az D. AfrAfoIt ilrripeo. fdu...toY hfp~.
Iass-PVn .aln. Hfsfrtou. tAsnftsr. 4 T. LrF hfos
goph. Thsllts ftrr B.. Hat slt ttfiit II - Doe \
B.o, On Keusiur'or tf J. t,ruEs ArtDefr w y &c MA
500. - .li.ad lLt. EIarcs bs.taI.-s, sNshs -mfh
.n stevsus no,,- M.isa Guld.rg star tbfl. hi1
co.. NstsfY limis.or pnt 49,, a.
b,.-Iro. bssort tBrL Mathew si.i'. y ls' Hoesa
tn. [,as g. Co~ lbtl.1 ols - J.F0 10. l. N'rs %
rhsma. e. gl. Phi ste .nia Ihomp''n Han
sehoo.e,-or,so. Pot r,stcr v. = From c',J
u Aogu.l, Pe.sf.or Y a.hirs ton Va mont ast e..
2 N.,srr B.,.s. NssLIastou. JoBAs suul Do'cfatr
h.,. Ho.,8L %. q. h-' ns. Jsyhr. Na'l snn N~Tti 4
A,bo,t. Alt,A Hal Nu.lt. N.h.r fton. MOI bSd"li
,oninn. hofton Ws.hlgou i. = ks'A-tf @ hsris 4
, l,.b.th ro-Asf Washington n s. h-cteu o Sno~
Sal d. sh,t9sfd Flrsurh?oit Nrir.f pa' esI Celha
me Itrhuu Wsshngtor Lrnf'y euith Co. bsnsnor,
80. Bo.. o. Ds toiHsi RAod- I,sl brTsi "s h.
instau Beuiley Smith COT A1bco bradford. rf'en
I.rm,l Esnhs o. L 90. R-s,4s bscOoi lhnt spha n"i-
,ill Abh5tt. MAus Foam N.lnson. HAshnsop l.. hen
~ " IN CJuqn,si Lul-, kCs uaveE &. l. seal Ca I'd,
" ..ntatsn Van Bfunt slaTn'; Monmouth, Anfersnii.
Accsn.e Va JrscisL Do~s, Phil.d-phi. b,niis Sal h
20 s,is Foster. ST. Ihemas, mA.s.r, Afe'ie HieA''
sioop.-W II. Bor.n Bro,her;on braiel. J.. Kenny u
smith Deer kew-hAv.n, II. >. Ksckstt Co.. AltofA
WiHiAm. Norwich. ~. y Racket sou 50, hsH.cLl nd
nca.yi- n. Bskeu son Oak, Davis, soIaefset Mas
II. 5. kacIet Co
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GRs. Tom DEMONSTRATORS PICTURES
Con Tom Thumb and M. would cso.oe The public 'to'
,porious CsIt.s do Vs. Of them Thai sdysrsed By h
.morest (oal,d H.dsuasl Of Gen Tom Thanh and Wife
Minnie Warren, Com. Mutt. and p. T. Bsfnun, 10 HoI
photogr,ph ct all but miserable engraving which 10 hse
90 those whom II prstsnds 10 rspressst The only real
photosph Cstss do Vists Of tho bridal party flour on
ssId taken by Brsdy ana sold ct the Museum Tor
rs o1ps Csrtss de Ve Of Ton Thumb and Wis., oents
Also Com Matt and Minnie Warren on one card cents
SAINT by mail ct same price Addrou AnzhioAB hUs<un
where .ss four wo1do fol tto people are seen, DAY aid
evening, for short tius only
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BOARD OF COUsCILsTs.-A regular meeting Of
III, Boad Of Coupcimep held Thusesv srsro Of
oeloci The Prs,a.bt Mo'gsn lone, s,q and Coun IN en-
Have, H.,lsy. HosliEs H.vi.nd, ssndf'rd, snd frco
were present There being quorum the boId sdauuea
~ O'Clock. the houT Of nse'nF .v.ry va
c,t scs iu the lobby ard passages leading 10 tho Chambers
Tiled with the sreetseepers under he hHeileJ con
Tract and IL on tns Appearances stobsy indiossd gen
on ro.tbe sw.e.ert refusing TO leave the Chamber The
Police succeeded In essnnf the room the sn tie
while protesting they weIo In staiving condition
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iAdyertiNr~nt 4

Gen. Tom THUMB and WIFE, IN her reception
a,,., with full description. Com. Nrrr hiHsIs WhhHEs
snd p r. BAEKux ssq the group pressntiuE rem,htbs
contrast The tines. picture. acourste Lssne" and most
s.,ips Carte dc Visit. yet published Sold sssrywhere
~ ant paid on recsi ots poe Tho Carte dc Viste
a. III 10 e,ch yearly subscriber 10 Mss DEnohysrs Mn
oa on FAsHloNI beside the so oebs worth OF eiA psttsrnA
nSd,.s NEE DEnoKKsr No. "a Broadway
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PANORAMA or THE Holy LAED.-Tne exhibit
zion Of Dua,cqs Psrorsus Of the Holy Land" at Hope
b,pel Il meeting with neritfd suoeess Vsrioo'' ene' 10
Palestine represented With agreeable effect shOfdios "
the zane time smount Of nformsop soneernrs th"
usss, eosumes architecture. kc.. Of ,bst region An I
psoaory lecture given at each exhibition By the Row w.
W. Wilhsml A. N.
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tAdvertiscmspt.l
SnAMELKss AND UNMANI

SHAMELESS AND UNmAHLY PERSONALITIES.
bss and sshh persous iptsrestsd the sale Of the
CO Pbotosf,pb. Of the Liputans IN tho huseum having
,d IN. Cs,d dc V.ites sold BY hme Demores OF NO fs
Bosdwsy 80 generally ssushs ..r on .coouH; 2, h, 80
Ps.y - contrast In the figures are vsnlJ
.oasyoIps 70 nesd ihs public ard thu. sell ihs "ms
ssS often dark and iDdistiDe, Card rc,uss ~ ash r.
11o.,n, =. die aud the PARTIES will cesiny be branded
ever sensible and intsFeDt lad Ia the Sonmony % A.,
soo1 and oontempt which such oSuGdly ana uhmenp
LIZ delsIIs
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DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST.
NEIpoUAaTyTs DsrAK-skST ~ TIVE E'.'
Nv NoHN (t4y Nav "a lW q

NEIpoUAa1yEs DsPhK-skST oT TIVE E'sr,
NV YoRE Ci1I May e. 1851
GGSg1aI ORDERS, No. N.-Hertsfer tny discharged SOL
der in this Department. Who nsy have psosd ' eeTtihesis
Of deh,k. n "a. s.ud Of the Protective Wa. Csim A.
.oodoH 10 b. cent To th" soohi Auditor Of the Treasury
D,r.rtuent will b. exempt om arrest for d''"iien' on ei
hbpa receipt for such o.rlcs., daily Hshsd BY The Dec
re,ay Of the said Association.
BY command o. M,jorGsusrsl Wool
CT CRRnTHssEs. Major and A's't AdjatsptOsnsfAL
OYyCfAI: s. y. CsneIos, Aids-ds-Canp.
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IAdvAti,emrnt.
80 TIups.x Eve EnuDcnN

THE HUMAN EYE.-EMERsoN says lie
EVE .pesks oil isngsgek DO you ~i,b 10 know wins, !"
ss,,, How Peuitspce Couf.'sicu. Apology Irutiunr'
Puy.rfulu.., Humility. Accuracy, bemo-y. fsr,onN
Prohi,y h ~ Fset', Love OF Fiction o. Story Irns
Activity Mu,hfunrss Wouder k.piure, etc isd'ced
in IT, phyiosnonesI sisn'i See PCrtrsiu OF C.eons
hcnnIy Mel Gwynps Bishop bedel spd 5urs,on. Would
you Know vhs ego. b. i-t,6 end o! GOAT syss TO
wsi- WIS bsoS aud others b u-f DO yon N"h
INTO tire wonde fu Anstomics! TIsttuo OF The ofssb
CT slant Won had ali hi. and the ~boo proiasy
u,tIs ed 10 the PHKSoLoGcAL JoUKsAL Tor jams, I6
OF % year. FovLgR NSLLs, No. 3es Broadway, n.
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I S6:3.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WITH its connections. forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FHoa NEw-YoRx TO rHx PRIScIPAL WEsrrss Cirins
sevea trains daily from NewYork to pbia VI
rpSS TST'Tf slSss% FOR IT Ta AaV WEST BY ru
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
F0oI OF CouRT.ANDT-Sr.
Bv WY Of Philadelphia toe c'niug Passengers leave New,
YoFt time ohsr oues, evening pssssngsn
o. p M hour lister thaa other lines.
BY OF Allentown. evening Passenger leave Of m,
arrive the same time Northtrn hue. in Cnico snd
point. Ia the Northwest Cr-shne Iudisnspos, Louisville
S. Louis Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati and si mail
pslu,s West, with fewer changes Of o,rs.
Sleeping Cars without change raa from Philadelphia Il
Pittsburgh $50 miles, and NewYork 20 Pittsburgh <U miles
Smoking and Saloon Cars on all trsin~
Fare tie - other routes.
Baggage checked through. 1rlnsfsrs free.
Secure Tieksss, good uu,l u.ed by Pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsylyan,a Central Company runs an EnfCsm
oa Line VIII Oh az lris eomioTtahie mode
travel parties moving westward Of oneoAi me o'9A ~
Of fare. v,r,curs
Hy this route eEh.s Of oil descriptions ess %
10 aud nom any poiu the Railroads o. ono heIsae
ROAD or to any port the savissals rivers Of he
Ws.. By stssmrrs from Pittsburgh.
The Of freight 70 snd nom any pom. IN voc enY
:. .e charged by Rail fosd Companies Merchants
shippers inusns the transportation Of their Freight to ;hs
Company can rely "'h H0pAd sTSs * " speedy usA
Farmers and Dealers Live Stock will find THE most
vsatsseous route CSpaeous srda well ~atered and SUP
aud 1t. connections eyey attention paid 10 their wAn.,
From Harrisburg. where will be found every convenience
feeding and RESTING choice s Offered Ct the PHILADEL-
PHIA. NEWlQRk aud BALTIMORE MARKETS.
J. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Aktor. House
LEECH 4 CO..Frsisht AGENT. ~. i. .,,..
No. As.or h.nse. and No. I South William a.
hcDoNALD biSCuoFt. E"i;I ant Aysot.
ENOCE LEWIS General Supplemented, Xkss.a Pc
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Aniird.

S,esmers-Bsnore, Tihr ~ en- n Terry.
Ship,-J. CTo~eli f.pp~rli, Athena. Albin
BAh,-N sgdeisne. Morning Star. Raven Anna Dens Ty-
coon, Indus1le Indian Belle. Ocean Pearl
Dhs.-b. l.. Swan. Avo'slta. William Il Jane. Wabash
Ruth. Robert Move.
schoou.rs-fl-stwood. Clarinet Herschel, May Manila
M.t.mofas and Others.
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CITY ITEMS.

WouTH's LofAL NATIoSAL LrA0UE.-fbe mcm-
bCrs an ireoos 81 tho Womcn's 10y al Nstons Lesgle
u,t to meet tbi, Friday afternoon, ct o'eoes At
the Cn.eh # tho rui.ans, U,.on square, cptrslce
tnroDih su,an b. Ant any .'ccTetary, L. Csjy
II otcn President
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IAdvsrti'enent
CRAJC's CFJrPpATrp MICROSCOPE IL mailed,

prepaid with beau ful mounted ohect for 1Si WIN %
lsrs IS b, Henry Ciaig lH C-ofe-t. ~ nooI % :.
Lib.fa di,ctaut b d era sold m BrosdBE by fe"lsi
We as Shop.ri. -. OTuci s;itute u"d'r hsfhnns
"Mr It SEy CHuG-Dsaf 81: have received The ohAi9
MCAosgpr AID a,ea It a.. DO iof practical purposes
have sser. Ike "a better UIan that cost me ~
''Truly, Sou's. }. boDisk AhohAs
nlNIr inntuort Pa. Lay 1 ECU
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Tho America Outward Bousd.

nv - :, Bos1OR. ThUrdAy, May 70, iB6i
me Steamship America, for Liverpool via Halifax,
Will cali on Cape Race, the weather permitting.
Inc America is due on Cape Race about II o'clock
Oh Saturday night. dispatches leG ut he CONNER.
cial Telegraphic Agency of Mr.. George Stoker, No.
l45 Broad way, New.York, NJ 10 o'cloek on Satur
DAY AZ ernoon will be promptly forwarded.
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DEPARTURE oyMR BEEcHFR.-The steamer Mer.
rnac will leave the foot Of Montague street. Broosbs ct 10
o'clock tomorrow morning TO see on board the ocean
steamer the Rev Henry WaId Bcoeber who leaves fof En-
rope III. expected TIA, lsres number OF MI BeechsT'
fend. WI, scco,opany him down lbs bay Tickets m'y Re
obtsn.d st Plymouth Church Swsnns bookstore and Bah
oocks store, Fulton street. Brooklyn-
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GRLsnAR School REoEPrios.-The Femsle De
p.rinsn o. Grammar School No. o. IN Ninth street. near
Av,,usO held Reception on ,b. eveops Of Wsdos'dsy.
27h inst ord r.g4I.d the local School Bosd ADD ruHer
other friends With programme, embfasins the humorous
10 degree ssh.eisn, 70 make IL very s,t,etve The rS'
e.s consisted Of lcug dialogues ard recitation composed 81
uss tho ocosop n hearty rounds o. sPlao'e ','s-d
the appreciation Of The svdeuee M. Lueihds w Smith
hu for many years been principal Of the Department and to
ably supported BY Mas Wooster, Mia Crane. Ma Me'r'
Nh, JseA man, and Mi.s J~siup. hes a'si''snii.
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couRr COLLABORATION, pr

SUPREME CuURT-CmcUiT-Prt I.-Adjonrned
n, the Term. Pr, II-Ho-. 5l39. 0it 1851 $3.50, 1883
J14 1903 gy49, VI. 3. J,ls. 1911 80
suTRFaE CCURT-SPHcIAL TERn.-No 30.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Par, Nos. Ga 2;9J, 1871
?'7s ash 2 g. q IS 1851 29 25t 1913. 247 7SiJ, 2s5
1858. Part 10 L~udsr Mt fo-ed.
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NINE. DEMOREbT b hiishOh vi
spsodid Y,,bon Plates i've fuIlsIs Dress Patterns snd
Other splendid novs Every L.dy Mo.hs' nn'I now
ready Sold sy.s,wbers Single rs csntsi sent postpaid
on receipt Of phes yearly, 81.
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SurcIpr.-At an early hour yesterday morning
Mr., Perry rsdibg at No I26 Wet Fotyhhh street.
mt.a suicide by jumping nom ths fou'th.oJ SHADOW Of
her residence the Sidewalk She wa insAnty hllsd
Mira p VA hirhy respectable woman, and mystery
mi abs should have committed sslf-dsi<aeton-
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Tux KoHSs1lxs FRiUps.-AThe Grand Jury Of

THr KoHSsTLks fRLUDs--2The Grand Jury Of
the United ststsi Circuit into Court Ills sop with
h,e oils 81 indictment sssin'i Solomon kohnT anm for
pie,.ns f,e ard crgsi esins uron The Government 81
tie Uritsd States Mastering and D,bur'rs a 60 IN this city
III, HouoI !uds. Belts ooEpiiusutss the G.rd July Tor
their Esa ard dgsnes IN tie mattel Tbs jury then 81
jourr ed over TO June To- NJ ooo the Special Communion
.r Of tho wu Department hsvift sqn-s,sd tine for he
eour,, Mr. sedfvict. draw oihs bids Of Indictment
which the Grand JVy have found The case Of he's k0hn
stan sues sIesptons one and t' pros's'h
by a.. Government Sh ID, 9st.; soesd- he oorve
toa would productive q important SsSeh 70 tho paee
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WHoLxuLr TRrv1 or SHor.LrATHER.-M
COIN w.s arrested By Dessiy. heDougs yesterday. 90
change Of s,.lBg IRON Henry C sO0h~ioi, No 81 Pns
row box coDsinng sboat 40 psirs Of sheeDpp' Of The
Va us Of 500 aid them again at 30 esnts per psi TO
man Boston The foSd, recovered and the sooussd
to prison await hb trial. In default Of eivo
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tAdvsri,emsntl
NINE. DgmOREsT's MIRROR OF FASHIONS

EI sordipsry premiums to Yearly 20 10
Inducements for Lady Agent. In every Guy aa ,~' as 10
United States. Ali do we'll Some are making .vn :.
d 10 each dsy. Zee MIHson OF FAsBioSa fnonsnse "
Ma DsnoExsT's EnyoxIun % FAsnI0as, tl3 bsesaSv'
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AC o. MODA IlOn.- l. ave Jsnsssllp and foot oil
NthH. T. H. stBa m. To- dreenpot ct all otAtioh
aud $50 az JI J- al Mineos Jerusal aud all taion.
esstto Gsenpou For lslip at IN, $3.50 snd p N. oI
Hemp.,eid at ga w. II M. $780, +;3o and D. M Bun
daY EIcuispn ain at sails rom 3%.h's' ~ prlt
Sstonsl TO fsphank ct excursion rates rea'nins' o"e'
Xaphsak q 2,sa y ~
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LITERARY AssoclATIes-Tbs FIRST reunion OF tie
Yonoa Mems IL crazy Association Of the Tweniy-seoad
Ward will be held at OsmGoAI School No. IT, In TonJsev
eItn stIeet, ills eyeGes.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Hailroaos.

nAY BOAT FOR ALBANf-Steamer
~ ARMENIA leave. foot Of Hsrn.onst. MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at o'cl0ok. making usual
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fnrrlInrc.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
ID warranted naousciure Also solid Cn.s smut add snl'
Chamber su Is D sin soJ ornamental a. h fAHhiSo
TONS, S9 Csns.t, orpo.hs Wooster E'tsDhshed Iose
ENAMELED FURNITURE-An styles ana
II prices Also Chamber suites IN alnut and Che,tng
Tue beet assortment ia tho city who.,si. aea s;,n 70
277 CapAl-st "Ahnh" ""'"o'