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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-11-08

Reader! examine the following list of dry-goods,
as it may prove TO your advantage.
Buy at IWatson's
Buy at JAMES E. WATSON Watson's
Buy at Keeps constantly on hand Dry Watson's
Buy at Goods, Groceries Hardware Watson's
Buy at Queens-ware, Wooden-ware lWatson's
BUY at Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps Watson's
Buy at Notions, Flour, Feed &c. Watson's
Buy at Watson's
Buy At BUY AT WATSoN'S WatsOn's
buy a. Your Coburg cloth, De Laines, Matson's
Buy at Alpacas, Ginghams Chintz, Natsons
BUY at Prints Kerchiefs, Nubias Natsons
Duy d, Hoods Bonnets, Shawls, Natsons
Buy at Gloves Hose. etc etc. Watson's
Buy at lWatson;s
Buy at BUY AT wATsoN's Watson's
Dy Duy Your Black. Blue. Brown and W Natsons
P Puy Grey cloths, Black and Fancy w W atsons
Ds Cassimeres, Sattinetts Cassi- atson
by 4. netts Tweeds, Plain and atson s
Pm a. Fancy Nestngs, &c, &c. W a.soh
Buy a. BUY AT WATsON'S ", " atsons
Pr - our read y-made clothing such NJ, W atSoh
Rny nj as coats. pants, vests, shirts. a.ooi
Ruy att boots, shoes, hats, cans. neck yr., a.so
Rry ,ti ties, gum shoes and va ,r Hoh
Ruy ar rlety of other men wear rv., '.soH
Pm ar BUY AT WATSON-S watson ~ a.Son
Ruy at Your unbeached and bleached Jrati "tson -,
Buy al musins, colored muslin Lin Vs..
Buy ati and cotton table cloths trt, itson
Buy at Linen and hemp towels, Vs.,
Buy at IWatson.s
Bay at BUY AT WATSON'S Watsor.
Buy at Your knives and forks butcher Wa+son,
Buy at knives. smoothing irons, shoe lWatson's
Buy at and stove blaeking. hinges, iWatsar,s
Buy at locks, srews, ropes, paper, Watson,s
Buy att ink, pens, powder, lead. W.teon.s
Buy at Watson's
Buy at BUY AT WATS0N-S Watson;s
Buy at Your cologne, pomade fancy and Watson,s
Buy at palm soap. starch wall paper iWatson-s
Buy at, and window shades, Lamps iWatson,s
Buy at tubes ana wicks, coal oil Watson,s
Buy at iron, nails, spikes etc. Watson's
Buy att lWafson,s
Buy att BUY AT WArSoN'S iWatson's
Buy at Your white and brown sugars Watson's
Buy at imperial, black and young hy- watson's
Buy at son tea, coffee and extract Watson's
Buy at hams, shoulders and sides, Watson's
Buy at. -four, meal feed, corn Watson's
Buy at Watson's
Buy at BUY AT WATSON'S Watson's
Duy at Your raisens, figs prunes; dried Watson's
Duy at currants, apples and peaches, " Watson s
Duy AZ hlberts. ere am. pecan and Watson 8
Duy at cream nuts, candy, dates W atsons
BUY al crackers and cheese &c Watson
Buy at fWatson's
BUY at BUY AT WATSoN'S Matson's
Duy d. our buffalo robes, horse blank watson s
py ppuy a. cts, harness, saddles, brides, watson.
puy d. collars, bells. whips, or, in watson s
Puy fact, every thing else you Natsons
Duy d. want, buy at Watson's atson 8
Duy at' iWatson's
Approved country produce, boards shingles ETC.
taken at market price in exchange for goods
Watson offers extra inducements to the Clearfeld
trade. Call and seei Oct 25 1865
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-11-08

NEW FIRM.-The undersigned have this day
l formed copartnership under the firm name
of Irwin Hartshorn, for the transaction of gem
eral merchandise and lumber business. a large
and well selected stock of goods has been added
to that already on hand at the -tcorner store' in
Curwensville, where are now prepared to show
customers complete assortment, with prices as
low as the lowest The highest market rates paid
for lumber of all descriptions. The patronage of
the public is respectfully solicited
E A IRWIN,
W. r. HARTSH0RN.
Curwensyille. July II. 1865
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-11-08

TNO HORSE OWNERS.-The undersigned
IL having recently discovered infallible and
simple cure for that annoying malady in horses,
known as Hoof- bound" Any person sending 81
in letter, will receive by return mail recipe
giving proper directions as to the necessary treat
ment. Address, JACOB IRWIN.
September 81, IS6i-tf CiearfeId. Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-11-08
I>R. A. N. HILLS DESIRES TO I

{ lR. A. N. HILLS DESIRES TO IN
n form his patrons that profession
al business confines him TO his Office all Sk2
the time. and be will therefore be un-0LY~
able to make Professional Visits to any Of his ac-
eustomed places this summer; bu: may be found
at mis- office on the southwest corner of Front and
Main streets at all times, except when notice aD-
pears in the tewn papers to the contrary
Clearfeld, Pa, July I, 1865
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-11-08

has just opened in his New Store Room the lars
est and best selected stock of goods eve, brougf
to that part of the county of CIearfeld
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-11-08
" WHAT Is ITO"
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN GLEN HOPE, PA
EVERYBODY SEEMS PLEASED


Surely the people in that section of CIearield
county have great reason to be reoiced over
the pleasing announcement that
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-11-08
FURNITURE ROOMS!
JOHN GuEIICH

JOHN GUELICH.
Desires to inform his old friends and customers
that. having enlarged his shop and increased his
facilities for manufacturing, he is now prepared
to make to order such furniture as may be desir-
ed, in good style and at cheap rates for cash He
mostly has on hand at his ''Fui piture Rooms -
a varied assortment of furniture, among which is
BUREAUS AND SIDEBOARDS,
Wardrobes and Bookcases; Centre, Sofa, ParIor
Breakfast and Dining extension Tables.
Common, French-post Cottage, Jen-
ny-Lind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KINDS. ,woRK-STANDs, HAT
RACKS, WASH-STANDS, DC.
Rocking and Chairs,
spring-seat, Cain bottom, and Parlor Chairss
And common and other Chairs.
o X n GIG L A E S
OF every description on hand and new glasses fcr
old frames, which win be put liz On very
reasonable terms on snort notice.
He also keeps on hand. or furnishes to order Hair
corn-husk, Hair and Cotton top Mattresses
COPFINS, OF EVERY KIND.
MADE to order, and funerals attended with
Hearse. whenever desirable
Also, House painting done to order
The above, and many other articles are furnished
to customers cheap for CASH or exchanged for N.
proved country produce Cherry. Maple. Poplar
Lin-wood and other Lumber suitable for the busi,
ness. taken in exchange for furniture
Remem Der the shop is on Market street Clear
field, and nearly opposite the ssOld Jew Store.n
December 1, 1851 JOHN GUELICH.
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"HISKERS. .WHISKERS!-Doyou you " a mt
w Whiskers Moustaches! Our Grecian
Compound will force them to grow on the smoth-
est face chin, or hair on bald heads. in Six
Weeks Price, SI.00 Sent by mail anywhere,
closely sealed, receipt of price Address.
WARNER 4 CO, Box l3S, Brooklin, n. York.
March 29th. 1865.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-11-08

ELOUR.-A large quantity Extra Family
II Flour, in Barrels, Sacks and / Sacks for
sale by Feb % 1855. w IRWIN.
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IIyERFOOI
III AVANA.
The Last CT the StopcwRIi-eSe eurren.
ders to the Cnpfnin-Ge Of Cuba.
HAvAHA. Saturday. MAY 9

HAVANA Saturday. May 90 1865.
We have no news from abroad Of interest, and
tie allsbsoTbng topic is the Stonewal. There have
been as many roFs rs relcto.s, each making report
for himself
1t had been rumorel that Capt. Paige wished TO
render on tie terms those extended to Gen.
Lee so Capt. BOgcs Of the Connecticut. who had some
experience with Rebel rams at the taking Z: Nev-Or
leans sent him nOto demanding Lis surrender. ard
pTCiierirg tie terms extended TO Gen Lee. The reply
that present Instructions from hi Government did
not permi him to accept tie offer Of Capt. Boges
From the news lately received from the United
States, Cept Peiee probably concluded he would not
lie likely for Zine 10 receive instructions from his
Government he applied 10 Gen. Dnlce to deliver the
vessel up 10 him. or condition that she should never be
Immediately and firmly refused. stating TIA!
had lie demanded her surrender they might
lave claimed conditions, but as they had come
hands he would accept no conditions whatever, bat
would receive her deposit. This was finally agreed
to and The officers and men put ashore, gusrd OF
Spanish marines taking custody Of the ram. Gen.
Dulce then Wrote 10 Gen. dc Marina stating tho facts
anu the Auditor &c Guerra with some artillery Officers
then proceeded on board and took an inventory OF
everything ON board Of the StoEowall When this il
concluded she viii be taken 10 the arsenal anu remain
there without flag until further orders. The flag
haued down last night and not hoistcd ills
ing 40 tho Spanish euiho ii,s did not have to lower
It Most Of tie were Span.aris and Portuguese
AID ha doooking set Of scoundits they are. Large
numbers OF them had deserted
The Portuguese Consul hrs shipped -four Of tie de.
sercYs, and there four IN Jail for getting in
row the other night
As on Immediate consequence Of the visit OF the
Columbia 10 Kew West tie PowhaiHn. Commander
Wefden into port FULLY determined TO attack this
fimdatis monster. aae attempt to board Lsr ~ case
Aries Connecticut. ami several others. All were y-
!. < OF the pOlt ready 20 attack her.
The soi 9isanf English steamer Wren, arrived Oh
Thursday morning from Galveston. and the report was
ediatey circulated by tie Confederate tia; Jef
Davs lad arrived Ill LOUSY lie, Texas. This report
found few believers.
Houston and Galveston papers Of the 18Th inst say
flat fourteen vessels formed the bcokading squadron
of Galveston.
The Rebel steamer Lsrk started out tie other day
but soon Put back. She las left for Galveston
The Captain General has lust returned from nip 20
CerdeDgs and It's envrons Ii Ia SAID he went TO avoid
Tie stoaewau complications and that he ony returned
whom he had learned that they were solved
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Con.mevcial Intelligence.

LIvEEPooL, May l3.-CorToI-lhe Broker $
Circular rep.I the fse' Of ire week II 'Soc bsie OF
The nsrke has been Irregular Il opened heavy but
became buayani under tho Euoss sdgce' co'ing with
tendency p n5 ins an aayc hs So9.
lied auoa,ions Fair Orleans I'D Middlng Orleans,
I4id; Middling Mobiles H.d Fair Ur.ad I'D Mic ling
Upiand I'D The sales Friday estimated st 100
bales the sing dull and unchanged The stock in
port ctseda s4l 900 bsle OF which 81 600 AmeI
STATE OF THApE-Tte Manchester market IS quiet ard
prices
BRlApsrurFs steady. Mes.rs Wakefield, Nash Co.
Wheat lrmeI, Winter Red t'Sa9. Corn steady; Mixed
29i d19 g.
Observation-Disclosures. spsne. Co and Gordon, Bruce
Co. rep,r beef timer; holdrs demanding sn advance
which checks business Pork steady. Bacon firm Lard
hrIner TaIow tends upward.
PaopUcE-rhe Brokers Circular reports: Ashes easier;
saes 80 for Pots oud 90 for Pearls Sug,r tend. down.
ward closing stealier Coffee quiet. Rice firm Literd
Cakes onet aud unchanged sperm Oil hT Rosin nsct"e
Bout Spence Rrandsn report croleum quiet aud sdy
small sales Ut q for Refined
LosDoS MARKETS Earrings Circular reports; Brea. 'tnn'
steady rem .uai trer; Coffee, que. anu stssoy
Tea hIa but qet Rice ectve unchanged prices Tsllow
scs q Ln.eed tend. dS;sw.d ana ET.si
Petroleum firm al f5 ioI Crude and 2Os ior hehned
: orn o.. firm ut 500. - ..,~..., j, -
III baon at the Bank of Enssrd has increased sls9o
United States iivetwent'es, t!sGA
ITie Shares, so Dab
Illinois Cen'rrl shsres, ~ 10.
LATEST.
IIyERroOL. May .ning.-CoTTON.- The
sales o. Cotton To-Day wer. 1900 bale, Of WHICH as0o Ts,s
quaii e. A.. slightly lower.
BREADsTrfFs quict
PRovsioSs quiet and steady.
LONDON, May l3-Lvenins conso!' close at COZ 6Ns for
money
U. :. Five.twcntics. 6i3d65,
IRE shsIes, SO: asa
lliuois Contra ,hlres iQ's
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BECK-On wedne,,y Msy a. 1855 Alexander Beck, eldest
sonsf William aud Ann +. Beck. aged IA year. months
and % dsys.
BEEN NAS--On day. May ~, Carrir A. wife OF H. r.
Br,kma, IA the sd year Of her age 49,
Relatives aud friends nnl those Of her father, Alfred w aier.
arg respectfully nved TO attend her funeral from her late
residence, No. 80 est Foureenthst on TtursdAy, SlSy
~, al sorlOek D.
FIsfi-Iu Prookyn L. L. Tuesday evening 23d inst, Of
typhoid JOAN Wesley Fh. formerly an operator In
tie emyoy at the United s'ses Telegraph Co. this cy
Funere' ~ y O'Clock p M today. o.. ,o..
GOSLlSGlit iouisv.lr Ny, on Tuesday, Msvz3 i'o'i
Nanoleoa = Go.iB- formerly Of this city aged 81
LFWlS-On Wednes lsy morning the 24h inst, CAN srIe
pa GEE wife Of Russell 4. Lewis, aged g. yesTs.
The funeral viii tsbc place at 10 o'clock tins 'lrrrs
day. uoring ST. Johns iTpi.cops Church. Narick ST.
where relatives and friends respectfully invited TO
attend. -,
TIE rernsn. will be taken 20 CORTLAND County n T. for
int.rIn.nt. .
Loo KwOOD-In Brooklyn fon,tb day (Weenesdsy)
morning the 24t inst Lila Bowne wife OF Nicely LocA-
wood, in the s8'h year OF her age
Notice Of the 'nrer. hereafter
sOULE-In Br,o1Iyu. o. Sunday May IA, Arana French.
dsrsh.r Of the Hon peuie French late Of Chester ~ H.
GcceAs,i. ord wifs Of Charles l.. soue.
New -iisup shiie lsp.rs please copy.
SHiTH-0n Tucsdiy morning tay %, at his late residence
hcvtrunsw o., n j., in th. goth yesr Of his sss Dr. ns
Randolph SUI 20.
Tho el.ye, I'D fiuds Of family invited 70 attend
from the First Prebyt.r Church, New Bfnnsw ck ~ j.
MTTfl nroohIyu fordiy May ~, after seFsfe SICK
Ness Lirxe tie beloved wifi 81 r. Clinton WIZ AMI young
es' d ueh.er Of Enoch Fol son. ESD. t., ,
Tie friends and .u,i,es % Tho ny are respectfully
90 end the funeral from Christ Church corner Of H@I
and cn,on-.ts, Brooklyn H. l., on THURSDAY May 3D.
At o'clock \.
WOoD-ou Weanesdsy. 2ah lust, Josephine Griffith. wife
O. TEouas =. Wood.
Fun-rsl r1'ic. vii b. given hereafter
f.lf.r.srr rstars plfr-e
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Gperiai Noiires.
Crinncnn Ditters
ARE ESPECIALLY SUITED TO RELIEVE THE
INFIRMITIES OF AGE,
THE

DEBILITATED AND CONyALESCENT,
tie article ingredients which act powerful
TONIC, follow cd b. s.upeyin1 reaction
The ebisted TO the poisoned aud dussed liquors OF
the day which only the brain for brief time. but
surely followed by supo and other r-aetion and loss rather
thar gain ofenergy Of body AMI mind That NO REACTION
follows the use Of Crean Bit,ers due to several ins-e
clients need snd TO their gra and unique combnston
CLERGYMEN, STUDENTS,
end a, person. Of sEDENr,Ry HABITS will 'oos in vain
for anything exhsIaut nau. well shifted to thrif
,ouiten.nt Their use gets appetite asisut 'pt
and isnpar,. and sus,lins .trc gil to body and mind
On, testimonial. emsns,e from SURGEONS IN THE
UNITED STATES ARMY sns may others largely known
to the public GOVERN Page, OF our circular and which
also contain directions tor use.
sold by Druggists everywhere
MILLER CO. PToprie,ors.
DEPOT NO. 10 LIBERTY ST.. NEwYoRK
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EUROPE.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
The News Of JohnSton's Surrender
Received in England.
the BELLIGERENT RIGHTS OF The SOUTH
Irish Sympathy with America
UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENfIES AT Is.
HALIFAx. Wednesday. May "a, ls

HALIfAA, " euntsuay, NIHy n ItO1'
The steamship China, Capt. Hockey, 'eit
Liverpool at 10 O'Clock the morning Of the 18th and
Queenstown on the morning Of the l4th inst. aud ar.
rived at this port at II o'clock this morning Her
dates are days later than those already received
The steamship Palestine fiom New-York arrived at
Liverpool on the evening OF tie nth inst.
The steamship Pennsylvania from NewYork arrived
OF Queenstown on the evening of the nth and at Liver
pool on the night of the i2th inst.
The steamship Persia from New.York arrived off
Crookbayen at o'clock tie morning Of the 18th
Inst.
The Inman steamer Edinburgh Capt. Roskil, which
teft Liverpool at IL o'clock the morning of the lVa
and Queenstown the lltb May arrived at this port on
Wednesday morning. Her news is one day later.
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The GRFAT FIRE
In RI HyoSD, Va.

In RI. HvoSD, "a.
Apri 3 lsyis.
OSE TrorsASD EvILpiyCs PrRkZpH
HEKRISg's TArEsr CHAMPION -AFE
f0LR DAYS IN ma fiRr.
PRrsyRvls Books PAPER. soarr, &C. IN PEpfrcr
OppFs.
EICiIMoSp Va May H. 1865
MrssRs. Herring Co.--GeE.. The HgRgiSGs PArEs 7
CHAsPioS sAFg which puchasei from you IL he9onh
Of April 1867 paced safely through the late terrible conisa
ton in this city. Llch destroyed 100 hHidL-s on te
Sd Of April last upon IT, evacuation
Our store .bed Thirteenth a.. snd IN TIE center
Of field Of couacraon. The APE 'rytoi ed oy
hanie, and buried by ruins Orr store led with
gro cries tobacco &C.. while in The second -loy nbedi'
sirly the Safy 2co bushes 81 rectifed cncohI
nan a.. hcs' Intense that when attempted 10 ret al
the sArE Two days after tae tire, wofsm.n were co
PEELED 10 d@.i..
We finally go- at the SAvE th- fourth day sfr tie burn
Ing Ard when oprn'd happy 20 .iiy at your SPr
prcyed i,,elf Fmr Fpoog" idesi Onr books I,rcr,
gouc,, and entire oil rrt and TO osi perfect
sfacon We would inquire IT tie old rAYR Of bay use
20 yoa ard how exchange FOR anew one rom "u
az renc" here ". would tgu.i none buf hihiN" 'IAs
rioS. wv. WALLiors roSs
HERRiSG'S PATEsT CHAMPION lrRE.FkooF SAFES,
for the Counting Room. TOR tae Dwelling honse. iof ire
Church for 10, and Papers grnrr,ly. IN: MOST syLn
BILE PROTECTION PROM fIgg KNOWN.
hkRrIsG a CO.'S Nav PATENT ;uasPi"S
BURGLAR IEooP SAPEs,
WITH HERgise ~ FLorDs rArrsT EYsrALLizrD lnos.
tie only rG!eTau Low known which vii fe BrEs N u.s.
HrREINs Co.,
No. Isl BaoADwAi, cox. Nr;HArsT
tARgEL, HERRING a Co
fHIIAotLPniA
HEgRrSG Co.
CHICAGO.
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BARkY5 IRICOPHBROCs FlV FHK SKIN A.D
HAIRPa.ronized by tho principal uiie. IN Europe AMI
America This excellent article is admitted to be the stand
srd preparation for all purposes connected wh the Hair II
prevents, its falling off eradicses Scu DanduH &c. and
keeps La the besutiiu condition. lite habituL
renders the Of oil pomAiun any other preparation
quito supernuou. Sold by Newbury Sons, NOi45 St.
Pals London; Gavey. No. II Queen, Jersey. Europe;
Slayer M. 2?s Pcadly London Jones Co., No ~ 'ou-
evsrd des Cspuc.n Paris; Birch No Moesworth ST. Dub
lin; Antonin Post strssse No Hsuburg Gotthuf Vo's.
Hamburg; Eenery Hisbs, Guernsey Green, No. " high
s.. Graham Lincolnshire; Congaa Madrid SPAIN Cornjo,
Hsvsus Lyman Brothers Canada Morton Co.. Nova SEQ
tia 0rshsm, Nefoundand Burgoyne Co., San Francisco
Watson Prince Eiwads Island Hemp,tesd BE ize Hondu'
ra-; Pou Panama Niobey. Brazil Mos, Co. Australia;
Hsrgous. Vera Cruz Me,ico Kennedy Jaarai wer Pru'
a Locsse. Russia Rarratt China Msnlove Japan: PIN
crs office No. 81 Pears, Newly and by AL druggists
thror e. out the United STATES
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TAEElE u.

ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. White Plains. Westchestsr
Co, y. y, by the Rev d. Curry. d. d., John r. bamnon
of .ew ~. ard tiiss Msry eGes daughter OF john H.
Sherwood. esq. Of White prins, n \.
SCHUREMAA-pE GROFF-A Pouehseepsic, on Wednes
day MAY A n tie rrdrce Of the brides i'hrr by in, re
CHARTS Nh.ston. john =. scLurrnsn OF New-Roch-e ~
y T. Helen ". De CroE r III. f'ror place. 20 cards.
VANDERPs iEs-pn No tHy, the z,i inst, az me
Church IL Co,n,nt b. thn Rev Dr. Preuss, esssed
hy TIE Rev. Mr Hichords John A.Narderpoel 10 Emily
Caroline daughter of tu- late WI,.tm Cur is seyeS 49,
hLCOTI--hOKGAN-Ou Monday. the I'D inst. az Al
Soul, Chrrch hy the bnv. H. w Beiiows. III. AErtdF
Waco,t Of s,len Mss, Ruth, daughter OF the ire r.
T.. Mon gan of Ney-ioTs.
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Fra nee.

The weekly returns OF the Bank of France
allow an increase of Q Ooo occt. IN cash.
The Paris correspondent Of The Mornt.g Post sa! :
fhe death Of President Lincoln has revived the poc
The Jou,nal LIE Share de La Lore had opened a III
eentrs subscription for medal to DO presented 10 hs
Lincoln. with the Democratic inscription thereon
Bourse fiat at 67Q65.
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Tue CELEBRATED Fra.

Tue CELEBRATED Fra. "
VIZ KrAss Co.'S
YrAso.FoRrz WARsRooss
No. $50 BRoADWAe
Up Stan)
souAas Pianos.
UPaIeBF PIAsos.
splendid assortment. Of the celebrated Kpabe" Pianos
Of every STYLE in Grand Square and Uprsh wilt always be
found in the new, spacious w.rerooms
No $50 BROADWAY
The "Knabe" Pianos have received the cordial esti
monss from the highest of the mus,sl world sach
TBALBKRe, Cor soHALx SArTsR, STRAEoscH, MusIo An.
souUfs aud many others
J. Bauer l. Co.. Agents.
No. $50 Broadway.
up stsirs)
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NINE. DEMOREsTs EXQUISITE TOILET PREPA-
uos-Lily Bloom and Roseato Bloom for improving
the Complexion. Curling Cream for Dressing ana besu
nrice 20 cents each Sold by all Druggist. Sent post
Tree on receipt OF price. Nine. DlmoKRsTs EMPORIUM
or asIIIevs No. 473 Broadway.
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The Persias news had little influence beyond strength
enng the conviction that the American war Is over
The American securities were shaae Sasier 'o'0"y'
The Confederate loan remained at l?0l4
PARIS May l3.-BOuTse flat; kentes 81 IT. ooo
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aisi"5yi Rirer. May II. IN
A Card.

To ns Editor Of The ~ y T1tsa,
SIR: There having appeared in your paper NJ
the time Of ts occurrence entirely false statement
Of the outrage committed by party Of young men ~
Iny residence on this islnnd and which headed
spirited little affair."" ask that you will Insert ~
simple act Of justice the inc!osed letter which have
Just received from the Department Of MrJorGcn. Dix
will take this occasion 70 state In correction Of The
fsl,e account Published that not seen or con
versed with by the actors in the affair NJ stated aud
there were 10 visitors in my house represented other
than some young friends OF my children. | am very
respectfully yours. MRs lfLfh'
Staten Hland May "a, lsfi.
HxApeuARrERs DFrsRInr-r ., rHE Fast.
SKwioLE (ITT May %, 1857
N., TrLER ern directed by Me- Gen. On to .e:urn the
ass taken from your house sa'eI lslfnd by party Of
young men several wets go, and to say that he satisfied
from tho testimony bsfore him that IL made eight year.
ego for ehd ag aud wssu,ed such long before tho He
bslion
lie also directs TO say that no one conld possibly n"AIe
for Rebel nag and that in the examination he has made
netting has been disclosed warrant tie Intrusion OF the
YOUNG men referred your premise. am MADAM very
rs.pcctfaly youTs WILSON EA1rov CAPT and AID de-
Camp.
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A usIPia

II is stated that Austria has declined the
pronos;o, ~ Prussia that both powers should enter
Into separate negotiations with the Federal Diet on the
boales wig Holsten question, and that the DuKs o. Au
guttenbuig should be removed from Kiel Austria con-
Sidslec neither proposition admissible.
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Portuanl.

The ministry were defeated in the Cortes
upon The motion Of Of confidence by 9e against 20
The ministers thereupon proposed dissolution Of the
Cortes which the King accepted.
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Spain.

The treaty between Spain and Peru had been
ratified at Madrid and al atache Of the Peruvian En-.
bass at Madrid forthwith started frou that city for
Peru with the document
The Peruvian Minister had two audiences with the
Queen.
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The King left Turin on the 18th instant for
Florence.