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Benuty In Poland.

Psyard TAYLOR sccounts for there being ~ rnu-h
bcsuty IN Poland, "B c1use I'm his own WORDS
thorc, girl, do not Jump from infancy 10 young IL.
dytoni. They are not sent from The cradle 10 the
piilor 81 dress, N sit still and look pretty M
tbev are treated a. children should 10. During
ch'llhoOd. which cyteuis through period n sew.
era esf. they are plainly amt luupcly II 81. q
and allowed g. nm, rotnp an play In th' open Ar
They arc not laa c'l j va, s'rJel about, ami op.
Ircr'e svcry way With countless irills and r'ier-
abundant fnuruas. 60 as {. 20 aiu'r.d 'lr IN, ir
clothing, NJ are thcy rendered Tel cato or dye
r"ptic by continual sr'la, With canl IS AMI sweet
c1soS ss are tie ms'ulty u American children.
Plsin, simple food, free and various exercise, and
an abundance OF sInaflre duriur tho whole PER ID
o'chidhoo, are the uecrets d beauty In a'ier he.
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A man lou u.t. .or .4ieu.i er,1' hau!,s Wss IN
Gucrd ty lhl E'y. john AouOt, TO sisu She pI, 50
in his own WAY" 0hich he did in tlcs, wurIs,
81 pledge myself 80 drink Lo mosc intoxicating
drinks Tor ono yeIr.'-Eew believed he could keep
H. but near the nd OF the year no AGAIN appeared
All temperance .4yctin without having once touch-
cd drop. "Aie you not going 10 sign asalug" ask
ed MI ABBOTT. Yes" replied he, 81 can do l. N
my own way" aud accordingly he wrote ~ sisE
this pledge Tor nine hundred spd ninety niue yeaTs
leasor' tow DAYS alter he called upon the t.yerI
keeper, who welcomed him beck to sis ola haunt
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An English physician has made discovery
which no thhlks may prove " be Of importance
and lie followed by medical results Of the big est
interest. he, however tms may be, there csn be
no doubt taat IL will receive the atenton q the
faculty Of medicine, aud become the subject o, tx
perimeus in hospitals md nd.msrics. Il occurred
to th.s Gentleman 10 exsn,ne with the microscope
the mpr, ss.ons leG on ycgo Of glass by to
hItnHAuts OF number 1. persons; he iuht th /
aIierent u -urts " boz rrc-Eous we're made by Gl-
'ercuI hgeHt q. lie r. IostcI the experiment, aud
made similar results lfia induced LIu to make
a. awnings ul thr uTrcsHyu., N.ch dtaW o.s were
.ncrNarus y,p.c- "a gl ,ss, ana have since teen
uNlbItcl II Loud IA through tnC meo.iuW % =
magic lantern, 1ury are sad TO ie ,N-
ueIrrly interesting IN Psychological PHiat
OF y."w, and very cur qua evou as matter
Of CURSOR s'rE..Inu O4y n, item ptcsg4.s 'ae
appearance W, u 'N In Il KALEIDOSCOPE. o. a
u4Nsultri disc presented ~ the spoe,a',s t-cro
app ar An A'uy-t 4AuuIio v-r.aty ot s-ru,s and
combination -aJuIr BE Ia, Jrs, o;asis rvsciut-
Ing s.Ars, uN.ors lu fp"ty Ike I.ru., ana 90 ga.
Iaesr irprr.rI. tic uTcatI.uss o. har. at indie
y-tua S. SJue me- OF science are o. oP.-.JA taEt
u cases o, consumption snr otter puIiuo4HIy c.u'
plant, ulberN atyus uu .ho cAatA-tcI %. tu' og :
m NAINA tie uf' as- IS utpustci obi Eas1 ~ Nlrl
surface, al,er I-apu from t.r Iuls, ". ut moot
vs,ualle, C'f,. ~, u "0ul BE- 49, ,A1TA s'..sl,
/ uis I'VE that u'arLus.s o. the state OH. u.''
lunES night De s.N,u 'r,,a m'cru'- eli.si "t.rt'
/ ynH,n OF Tie aILcu.ar ilrla assumed 10y tFt
lrvA'A, as Gtt us,tSd uu HAC-t At rt-nhr Oh tuln
/ SION lltn tAc ANGUISH # 80 pnu, NJ!
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A Ram In Pawn.

PAGE commander OF tho priv,teer s,ou.wall,
gave his vessel to the Cuban authorities on deposit,
and received twenty Ave thousand dollars on tho
crah To state the csso in Tombs parlancc, PAGE
put tho sionewall cup tho spout" Al his Spanish
"unelos." But tho "pavn-ticksw must 10 vslu.
able for tho vessel Is said TO 10 worth half mil.
lion dollars and the question srisea who will
"redesm" the "pledgei" PACE dare not show
hinseh with II, for Uncle Sans sh.dowt'' arc
waiting for him outside tho harbor. Spain canno,
appropriate II for Der authorities took /, only as
"depont" and they are very much In tho same
stuss on az tho individual who won ,he elephant
and Whose greatest trouble wa, to get rid OF hi,
charge. We are inclined to ihnk, however, that
Tho property vii he Identified as leongin. to tho
United States and .hs, the Spanish p.wnbroLer
Will be called upon ~ dIsSorge ,hc rich pledge.
whether he will get dee mou'.h" advanced 10
fAoE oruot Will Appear IN the sequel.
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Nfisdirected PbiInuibrophy.

PHILANTHROPY II ono Tho a.ii .st c,us'''r.nis
Of human nature, but the e.i g "a sr- sc lot c
10 nisdireeiion, and there 5 exception 10 thls
case. II is natural that The evir5Le dssstuupn u
tho negroes in tho South suoul excite pity aud
compassion, and that eT,rl1 should b. mad, iur
sllsvlstng their pro,eut condition. They have no
homes no monsJ-uoiEiug but freedom, aai IN
| that llons they caulot live. IA order TO relieve
the necessities ofIhLs cissS, TIE humanity u ts
North Is appealed ~ and tho mos, arrest socit,.
lions are made Tor the means u aI.ny the reed
men--whioh 10 very vel Money, Provisions
clothing, eto are collected a. the result Of iAcso
.ppesls AMI devoted ~ ho use nj 10
| ls.s slaves which IL very bal. Poll.
snlhroTby Ia In this respect mls!ir. cieI. TIE
readers NJ tao ers vol know tuN wo have a..
ways held vhe theory that true charity, asa rulo,
consists In giving labor, and not money, ~ those
in need OF ass 5tauco, and ~o i.l 10 soo WHY Vie
theory should no, be equally applicable ~ whites
and 70 blacks. There Is AL sbuu ant Geld flt to
employment Of every negro 10 tie South Tho coil
has not been injured by ,ho war crops will grow
now just ~ thrin y hoy ia hve years ago, and
.bor Ia ncelei 10 bring Thorn iprth. T1erc'. rc IN.
stead Of sending such ar;cles a. tho phIauthrop.
iss are scrApng together Ia every Northern State,
We would send hoes aud seols h. the ncrr. 70, &C..
company AZ them with 10 .ss4rAuco that white
people make living by the use Of such srtolo.,
and that freedmen will have ~ usc them or staryo
"Bui how arc they to live until the crop rpons :"
asks the phllanthropi1. Tie ovcr1menl sHcu4.io
tia, matter, snditis The legitimate protector o. the
free linen But the Government csnno, he expect
oil 10 do this longer than the time for corn-ripeu.
ing, for Il 'Ipects ,ho negroes 70 become seli.
supporting 80 soon A. crop can be raised. The
course pursued By those who arc % deeply in.
terested In The welfare Of tAe freedmen IL ealcu,tcd
10 foster In ME latter feeling of dependence upon
northern charity. The simplicity and tho lgnor.
snce Of the negroes havo taught them to believe
shs. freedom Is synonym for idloness, and that
work Is something in which they have no longer an
Interest ThSi- minds should DO r'rev.d Of this
deluHon jus, IS quickly possibc, sad tho proper
way n DO II Is 70 send the implements Of labor 70
the negroes instead Of direct charity
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY &c, 1865.



TINS sploniid military pageant which vas vii.
messed in Washington, on Wednesday and Thurs
d.v Of his week, closed ,hs career Of the Potonso
army and tho army OF General suHasAs. With
hat event The gallant soldiers Of those commands
completed their military record, having noby dis
charged their duty to their country, and fulfilled
The p-,riotc mission that they had undertaken 10
accomplish. These armies, by the march through
he streets q Washington, passed from the sisso
Of stiye military io, and in future will exist only
In ki'tory. Thor identity passed away on Tho cc-
ossion Of that magnificent spectacle. They ere
sunes no longer simply . vast number on SOL
dcrs who have sccomp l,shed Nj that vas required
q them, and who are now preparing 70 return
HON. and leave tho g'ory u warfare for the quie,
purpita u agrculture AMI The mechanic arts.
Very lev II these soldiers who arc now awaiting
disbAplneni, on The banks Of the P)tonsc, fully
appreciate or comprehend The high place In The
history Of our country that will DO awarded 70 tho
grand review In which they have just taken part
Not because ii was spectacle pleasing 70 the eye
NOT because Of tho demons,rauvo crcumstsncc,
connected with IL bat becauso II was tho grand
t.bleau Of Tho most stupendous war Of modern
Zines and because Tho participants in It vero the
eonquerors Of Tho mightiem rebellion in the snnals
o. history. Thono who were o. fortunate 81 10
witness tho display st tho national capital viii
form but small fraction % ,Loso who viii feel
proud Of tho heroes who thus closed 'hcir srduous
and perlous career IN Ibs cause Of their
country. And even those who now read
Of that spectacle Will form but small
part Of the host who win honor and
revere the brave mon that comprsed heas gallant
armies Long after Ms generation shall have
passed away, when tho erea, rebellion has uEen
It's place among tho things that are pas, sud gone,
when Tho marks Of tho civil war shAll have been
ohllt.f.,ed, Americans now unborn will read
with enthusiastic pride OF ;ho brave soldiers who
% uobly upheld the cause n the Union AMI LIB
cry AZ hi, generation was won, 10 honor and
cherish the memory Of tho ps!rio, fathers who
schieved tho independence Of our country, so will
future generations rsmemb'r with reverence aud
gratitude the men who saved thu, country in the
dark hour Of Iva peril. As We Of this day we're
taught 10 look upon the few survivors Of The Rovo
luton with vener.hon, 70 will generations get 10
come look upon tho heroes Of the groN rebellion
down 70 the end Of Time,
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N''"'N'nadlnS tho return Of poacr. the U,s.
Pen''n O. arHs faurarts, lLc oreuiu. u trade
VAN 'h' "'i'', and Ue general movements toward
Ars'"rh COY 'he ante bdltm condition Of affairs
goa in'n''''" determined disposition to keen
out oi Circulation Wh'n the ls.t fc,. laws a.,
market hss bren quite tu,ysu,, aud ouo,,,,ops
have steadily tended upwarl. Those win, x,,,
foolish enough 10 believe that rsal, would bring
me valuation Of currency VI 30 OAR. ara c,,,.o.
7uen'ly surprised, snd tuqu'ntye a,to M. c,,,s.
Z" 'his sudden stoppaEc In thc downfall n, ,,.i,
II such persons will overhaul thcI tAss pup,t.,,
Of the SIS they will discover the causs II u,.,,
P'ren' mystery, fr we have no intention Of "a.
f"suus ~, II is certain, however, that GOLD h,.
reached BE ebb OF the war currout. Ta,i,s a
has rescued tho lowest point posabo from Wal
'h"o'S anu further decline can result
Only from financial oircumstanceu. VIII
eight hundred millions Of currency I,
eT'''-Non' aud not dollar Of II re
u'ewAolo In gold, It cannot be expected tha
"wl appreciate much more than is indicated b,
P'$A' quotations return 10 specie payments
would OF course put gold aud slv ar on Al, equality
.u' no" can this b. eGoctrdi It is not prob,bl,
NA usfe 10 more than one hundred million. q
.Vui'-ue sold In the country, and 1t would ca,
-'hy oe'ery unwiss policy TO a, tsmp, tho rssuup,
"'A a" 'ps0'' p'y@'nw with SO grsA discrsp
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Decision In the Fire Department Case.

TnB Supreme Court hhs declared the Pad Fire
Department Bill unconstitutional. and the ques-
uen will now be referred, for hnal decision, 10 the
Court n Appeals. Tho DEPARTMENT, therefore,
continues in q tsdpole sts,e-helng neither q FISH
nor frog This decision against ihe validity Of
the new law will hardly surprise those who arc
familiar with tho loose manner In which our State
snscsmen,s arc usually framed, and who arc also
acquainted with the shrowdnsss manifested by
some Of our lawyers In discovering fAws In Albany
legislation. The only thing to be regretted In shs
connection Is the delay In establishing Fire De.
rsr,msnt Of come kind. A, ihs present time the
old 1rtmen feel no Enthusiasm IN ths work, for
docreed 81 any time, hence the depart.
mont generally 10 In . condition very far
from efficient. So far - the final decision
upon tho eonstitut onsllty Of tho fro bill is con
csrned, II matters but Little what action Is tax on
by tho Court Of Appeals. II tho case is decided
before tic time for tho next meeting Of the Legsl.
turc, h'vlll be very unusual exhibition Of hsste
on the part OF that branch of the judiciary II tho
decision should bo reversal Of that iut, rendered
by the Supreme Court, II will save the trouble Of
amending the law by the Legislature; but should
The Court of Appeals sustain tho present decision.
then will lie Of ho FRS. acts OF the Legislature
10 frame . law that viN DO constitutional.
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N'S iort 7hursiig, Nay 25, q Fg The follow
iu were TIC ieGdius quotations at the cod Room
day AT 1'.30A. ". 1854; !. 4a, lsc li.a', t.GA
y IS, l''a; $780, latt3 2, ~, 20, 1907; %
ISG b; .3t 1867 4sn la5- The SHARP advance
10 told is AttnNmsI to sh,r sale. aud the Iniayof-
Al Tic tu'n In EXCHANGE. Tho st,ch mHkstvs- dull,
tud ?rsscr"i partcu.r .catuto, OF general i' et
90. oo'1ial.on Of tic a''c.aoou quotations nth
those Of g,-srday thos ni.anco u some -.'. and
nt'',luo 30 o,h'r. Governments o,-r ,''at~. The
loan market vas ca'y aud sLunt Gtiy supplied % %
orcs rent. Commercial rapor daIlu''a" Il, ac.
t,i'y H. fr"i u exchange continu,s B.ukcrr are
ntsins 10 90: c.-tays' steiIHc. Mo-. Il tho,s bills
r.o against sold, thcic 're comparatively 10 corn.
mescifl bills oIcuae. On Chan t5-ia. Flour was
l;c q Be-. letter. wheat wa- que, and &c &c. tet-
ter. Cora 40 &c. q &C. totc- AMI scarce Oats were
ffmor. Pork va quiet ,nd firm Bcci was dull.
Ihfi vas quiet, AMI whiskcy WAS without decided
change.
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Hay, Onts, &c.

NEW ioRE, MAY Is, 1903,
Shipping quaties Of hay have slightly Improved
since our report Of Tuesdsy owing 10 tho y in
creased demr nd sale. being made to-day at 90 Ter
100 Retail lots are In I'm al demand and the mar
ko' 10 literally supplcd with this quality, prices Io
sOrghat Low with rales at O5' 10. Loose hay u
abundant hut ia small demand, owing TO the high
figure at which 1t IL held. Straw ain good demand.
Corn P scarce and SC better, with sales ~ 1ba
81 for mixed Western, ~ for yellow mixed, and vi
Tor Iound yellow, Rye II In hctter demand az - for
Western, and IJa92 for state. oats are in better
.uppl,, ruduced prices Canada selling au4Iai~ g,
and Western, At bj656. Wheat ha. advanced &c per
hushe, rcd Western selns a. Co. amber Nestern
q
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sney between the paper and the metal money.
Every business man knows that the mos, t-fiug
cause used To result, in psnicky runs" upon tno
banks, aud now long would oil tho available gold
in the country At the present time Withstand a
run" from eish, hundred millions Of currency
A ms,er,l reduction, then, in the volume Of cur.
r.ncy Ia the only means by which u return to sIc.
Gle payment can be effected, and until tina, Is ef.
fectei ve need no, expect TO sec gold quoted much
below the present rate
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Tho Ice MONOPOLY,

thc people Of ta!s civ were iorclby reminded,
only .1eW months ago, 'hIti is luxury ~ keep
warm In the winter time for coal was IN tho neigh
bOrhood Of hitoon dollars ton now they arc
likely TO leArn thSst 10 no less a luxury to keep
COOL In iie summer nmS for ice 10 TO be twenty
dollars +. ton TAe Goaopolis,s of lhis city seem
TO have H. system for operating upon the public,
soms'aipS hKo 'hAt employed among barbarOus
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General Lee N lie Tried For Treason.

VS. oil serve that tho Arguments advanced som.
days ago BY this journal, to the effect that The
torn, Of LHE's parole gave him TO immunity
against Arrest and trial for treason, under tho cvl
law, are substantially tho Vows held by the Govern.
mont, and that LEH will shortly be indicted aud
tried In Richmond for the crime OF treason. Meth.
er General GRANT nor anybody else has the power
10 prevent the arrest and trial Of q man who has
committed . crime agsins, the civil law General
LEE s just "a amenable to trial by the civil courts
~ the eommonest criminal in tho land, and no
military arrangement can screen him from
Il. General GnASr unquos,ionably sssur-
ed LEE that he would not DO molestsd so
long ~ no complied with the laws and gave
no further offence " The Government
This assurance he was Unstable in giving, for tho
President unquestonsbly has the power 10 save
LrE from punishment, but he cannot save him
from indictment aud conviction. Tho psrdoning
power lisa IrerogAtivs Of the President, and lie can
exercise il according TO his own discretion 4; bu,
the poorest man in Virgins may prefer charge
ofTeason against General LES, and the Prssideu,
10 powsress 10 proven, his arrest, trial and con.
vetion-sll ho can do is TO pardon the culpn,.
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'Oh. landlord" s.ld he .s fin p,ln. ~ asvs tueh
lIml 90 my sid'!' "rnsrs because you'v " stop.
pei ~ ihEins said the lsndlor ], " you wou't live
long & you Eeep on" "w /! drink tAko the lump
.wsyr' "Y,s, and lyon doL't drns you'll soon
have lump on the other side. Come iprs drink
together" and h. poured out two sssses Of wis
~ " guess w)u't drink" said The former inc.
brste' especially " keeping the pledge viii bring
smother lump, Tor q Is ut very hard tn tear alter
sl," and with this he drew :ho lump roll II
gree backs, from his side pockni, and walked of,
leaving the landlord 10 bis reflection.
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TRADE, NOTICES.

CUurFES-THE DELEGATES TO TUg
\. ''r.ri ,i,'y o. United Coc1cfa nto roir,st.d
70 ?" uu"gtua 10 thyr Attendance on THE evcninf A
PIE. 70. FAERELL, Sc. III
NOTICE 10 TIE HANDS WORKING
4 N'"r buCoFs, B-ott4s. You ulc L.-cby notified
20 .''rui III" .lu, nicotine 70 b. held Al Isl lrald
- o' Nr'J evening. s'th, at O'clock. u
NOTICE TO TAi.ORS THE HANDS
- ~.f..ay for the following sho,- are here motif I'd
'' in'.' an flotr late p coz Of meeting on saturday
gN"nlIr, 9Th inst, at b O'clock lHown I, povc,S
n CKER, sec. 9Si
DMNTEES-THr DELEGATES TO TER
Crplysl mon viii meet thi. Ffila, evening Al
military Hal, tui the ncul ers Of the Comm ttrs
APPOINTED At tho mas. meeting pcleTates viii year
H. mind this u their last official meeting Buslne-s
NJ N por'NnCe will BE- 'rAn.astod. b. order of T. A
sEfMOl h Proc. GEO. ". STEWART, Secretary
pro TEN. Ig6
| 1NfIED COOPERS 40. 2, WILL HOLD
~ special nicotine a. G. East b galway, on Fri!ay
evening. hly - IA, At o'clock. Punctual attendance
II tequc-trd A. business concerning every mcnbet
VII t. nnNctld, Come one, come al. 4; order,
tHAs. GARTER, Pre-, CHAs. n. IAEwOOn
sec. oG5
- HOURS \ DAY A FAIR DAYS Work.
O-Notk nRmcu't MON Mammoth Picnic, Ionef
Wool. hordN and Iuesday, hay 20 4 3u-Bo4ts
~ run hhii hourly bet. Goyetleur e. 18th IT. asd
Jones' Woo. barge with Rohettson's BrAss Rand
yerucur and ltth IT., returning at6s Fare. 6 conty
tom Cnristofhcr u, rs cent. Boats bnrges and
C.oyes 70 LET: once, $50 Wet st, cor Barrow IL
II. CkOssETT. los
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MARRIAGES.

COIT-EADiE-Iu BsooS'y n, a, the housr Of the
hric,'- iataeG ou Thursday, Ma 2, "a, b. Re. A.
Iulenln.', H. H., " liam VI. Co, ~ Mary d., ,'-e4t
daushtt. OF JJln E.d.o, $50, No caIGs. SSJ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For Coughs aud Thront Disorders use


For Coughs mud Throat Disorders use
Browns Bronchial Troches," having proved their
efficacy by test Of many years 81 have never
changed my mind rcspcctine them from the fist
excepting to think yet better Of that which hecan
thinking well oi"-Rev. Henry Ward Dcochcr lOi
stop that scratching and use Whenton's
Itch Ointment. IL cures Itch and Salt Rheum in
lorty-eFht hours aud all erupions OF tho ekin sold
by oil Dniseists. 3l2
Motifs Chemical Pomnde-A Hair Re-
storer IN the form Of pomate, has long been needed
most pCrsons viii not use the msuv liquid prcparn-
tons and dyes In consequence Of their Objectionable
form, inconyeuiant mode OF appicatiun and un4atI-
fsCtO~y results Produced Motts Chemical Pom ldo
IN tic de med article, all ho have used n will tes
tiy II Iebt0. g. premature ggey hhir 20 ia former
beauty. AZ hair dros.ing T. has 40 equal. sold hy
all niusrsts, ut IS and 20 ocnts botte. DEPOT 81
Barclay RI. -"
The Original HOwe's sewing Machines
Tor safe n 80 B.oadwsy. ELIAS HOWE Jr. In
vCn'or and MGEc.. A. euts 'sHntci. $50
NhCel,r IL Wilson'S Highest Premium
IocA--t.i,h Sc iur Machines, and Button aUie Ma
chine. 90 y UidvHy Ne" horE. 500
Prices I.rcntiy Reduced spring CLo,hing
~ ever va. tt' 80 2, u. taInine, g. anl Bowcy
Inc lA "Cst Athp tu ana sio!t IN tie cry. ,se'Gr
o. lr, lut p .!ers iusr IL
| H. X. R.-iibcumnt!c Pains, -tilnCss In
the oiut7, iuIUsa-u hp.stueis throat, i-huCh-
uletistriy relcNel and quickly cured by tn use OF
/ Enlwa,'s Ready ktlc'. Rub the splnc with tie Re
Net tor ri,ceu mlnutus in es OF kldnUJ, bladder
AID ..uLar mcuiue.. Sold hy durF's,s. -.
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DAWNBROKER'S sALE, THIs DAY-
COAL.

COAL-FS PER 1ON-STOVE AND EGO
" Goa delivered 70 al piIts oil &c cit, et
sr.ccued, mi WEIGHT warranted z,sl lh-,, nom tho
wyoming Valley Coal Yard cor. lih street and
lltn ave. oO'
NOAL GOAL COAL-SELLING FOR I
y atrs-tnc tas, L0cu.t Mouut,iI coal, stove and
er., ~ b ia.Cc Lut u, dellNe,ti Apply at jha
va.d 93l ana 343 Riy!ngton sGee', by ADAM
BkDWN, 80
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r.EasNONAL NOTGCEs.

INFORMATION WANTED OF MARGARET
| ,IAN.iIIJIS, Is yo'rs, arrived by sh.p lame,
roste!, Ma ~, viii be received by LeT mo'he. al
Castle OiAidtH, up .talru. 10
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EATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. Ar

RATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A. b.
L Society, No. \ will hold their weekly meeting N
their hall j3 Fest l2th st. this Friday evening, Nay
10Th, at ~ o'clock. speakers Gcorgs Campbell
Fol- and Henry Carroll. Esq. singing ~ ma Con.
ley, Miss Cannivan, kise McFarlan and Nj. Carroll.
The mcnhcls ave requested ~ he punctia 'his 10
the quarterly meetlns for the election OF officers,
fines TOR non-aitendance will he enforce. JOHN
KIDD Pre-. WM. O'CONNELIA sec. III
EENIAN BROTHERHOOD-THE McHala
l. Cree will meet in the Hall 261 Bowcry, on this
Friday evening, May 26 at O'Clock prectaly. Zach
and MI OF the memhcrs arc Carnesty ieluested -
Nest LILY, sec. l2i
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DELEGATES To THE CONVENTION OF
- / ish Societios are requested to meet on this
fridayl evening, May Goth, at ~ O'clock at iliher-
uia Ha, Prince IT. to make Advancement. FOR an en-
tetiainmcn' for the benent of the Caiho c Reforms
tory: By order OF PATRICK kcARDLE, PIesident
EDWARD l.. CAREY, Sec lO2
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W. this day NJ iUS O'Clock, Mt auction rooms 70
Nassau IT,. lot OF household furniture damaged By
the late FIRE, cone.rtn. OF paror chamber, aud din-
ins room furniture carpets, feather beds matTas.es
Hiiyct-plated ware &c. III