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ST. JoHN's EPISCOPAL CHURCH, CAPE
ISLAND, N. J,-It rs proposed to hold Far at Cape
Island City, Cape May, during the approaching
bathing seasOn, the proceeds TO be appropriated TO
the building of an Episcopal Church. A desirable
lot was purchased last Fail and the cornerstone laid
with appropriate ceremonies at the OF Frank.
lin and Washing gtOn streets he church bui ding
will be commenced and pushed forward to comp e.
ton as soon as the necessary iunos are obtaned'
Several donations have already been made.
The importance OF occupying this post will be evil
and peasure-seekers who visit this little city by the
sea" during the summer months The great interest,"
which has been anestd hitherto la the services OF
the ChuIch, leads to believe, confidently That we
shall have the hearty sympathy and cooperation OF
many strangers from neiPhboring cities, who VIII
gladly aid us In rearing q neat and commodious edl-
fee i'll which all may join in the worship OF mightY
God, and where any Episcopal clergy Jman, IN good
standing, Will have RIGHT to preach.
1he following nau cd ladies will give their Jealous
efforts to further the good cause, and viii pc happy
to receive any thing suitable for the Fair which IL is
inter ded shall take place at Cape Island, the thtrd
week in July;-
Mrs. f. A Souder, Miss Louisa Claphorn, Mrs
Frederck Fairthorne, Mrs. j. Van Rensse aer, Mrs.
l Sulger, Mrs. S. G. SIMS Mrs. William s. Forbes,
Mrs John IT, Stevens, drs. John q. Wrtney, Mrs.
DIR. Leaning, Mrs A. f Sabine, Mrs. LOUISA Pea
cock, Miss A. l.. Clark, Hrs Mary Vandervort.
Contributions IN money and materials, and OF
useful and fancy articles, may be sent, during the
street and after that date to Mrs. j. Van Rensse-
laer, at Cape Island, or to Edmund A Souder, No.
Dock Street Wharf.
The West Jersey Express, No. Walnut street,
will receive and take charge Of articles intended
for the Fair.
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CONGRESS-.
Senate.
WAsHINGToN, June IS.

senate.
Mr.. Fessenden (Me.) gave notice that he
would call up the Tax bill to morrow. Five
hundred extra copies were ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Howard Mich moved to take up the
Pacific Railroad BILL which was under discussion
yesterday. DISAGREED to.
On motion of Mr.. Williams (0regon) a bill to
grant lands in aid of the construction of rail
road from Salt Lake City to the Columbia river
in Oregon was taken up.
House OF Representatives:
Mr. Stevens (Pa) asked the unanimous con.
sent OF the House for the Committee on Public
Lands to report bill granting public lands to
aid in the completion or the Portage Lake Canal
in the State OF Michigan.
MIR. Spalding (0hio) objected '
MIR. Price (lowa) from the Committee on the
Pacific Railroad, reported back the Senate bill
granting aid in the construction of railroad
and telegraph from Folsom to Placerville, Cali.
fornia, with several amendments.
one of the amendments reduces the right of
way from Two hundred feet IN width on each
side OF the road through the public domain, to
one hundred feet in width. Another strikes out
that part which permits the company to select
alternate sections at distance otnot more than
twenty miles.
Considerable debate arose on the bill, which
was participated in by Messrs Price, Highly,
Kasson, Hale, Pike, Julian and LIE Blond.
Mr.. Hale, of New York, moved to amend the
18th section by making it simply read, ''Con-
gress may at any time alter, amend, or repeal
this act" ...... .
MIR. Price Qowa) moved the previous ques.
tion but the House refused to second it; and
then, on motion of Mr.. Julian, the bill and
pending amendments were referred to the Com
mittee on Public Lands.
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Ho! FOR THE COUNTRY But if you go be careful
TO omit nothing which contribute to your health
and enjoyment, Without health and vigor there
can be real ell joyment. If therefore, your system
shows signs of relaxation, be sure to use MARS.
DBN'S CALISAYA TONIC, which will restore
the vital forces to their proper tone and action.
The Calisays Bark is par erceAence. The Tonic,
and this preparation, is coniessedy the best made
from that renowned remedy. Depot, No. ASH Broad-
aray, Neio York. For sale by all druggists.
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Sudden Deaths.

HUDSON, N. Y, June l9.-Yesterday afternoon
a colored woman, named Harriet Smith, was
suddenly seized with great pain Just as she was
leaving in the 2'4O train for the North and soon
afterwards died in the street.
On Saturday William Murphy, an Irish laborer,
dropped dead while at work in cornfeld in
Livingston in this ounty. Poor Murphy landed
in New York three weeks ago, and had been in
this vicinity but two days.
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No BITTER BLOOD PURIFIER can be obtained
than Dr JAYNE's Affirmative II contains no
concealed pOlsOns, no mercurial or other metallic
preparations, but is combination of those articles
which long experience has proven to possess the
1t acts directly the blood, stimulates the diees.
tive and secretiVe organs, and enables the Liver,
Kidneys, etc., TO perform their proper functions
Its efficacy is established by its long sustained Dopu-
larity, and by the many curesit has Effected a num-
Der Of which are published each year in Jayne's
Almanac. Read them and be convinced. Prepared
only at No. 242 Chestnut street.
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THE D1sMAYED Doe-CAToHER.-

THE DIsMAYED DoG-CATCHRR-
There was dog.catcher as bold
AS eer was in that corps enrolled,
EspIed back-and-tan
UnmuZZled terrier one day
TrottinR along the public way,
And quick to seize him ran;
But the dogs master then he saw,
And started back in sudden awe,
Nor dared affrOnt man
Who in such grand apparel shone
AS comes from Tower Hall alone.
WE EHAvE-
A-,0ooI Fancy Cashmere Pants, as lo,0 as .,$4 90
Vests -, $50
Black Pants .... 90
4" " Cloth Vests ...I 4 90
Fancy Cashmere Suits, to match. SO. IA 90
Btdcs Suits; ..'....'..',''..''''.,.. " W
AdUdncing from these rates lCe haze goods or all
grades up to the Uery finest fabrics at prices reduced
R pr0poTtiOn-Men'S, Youths and BOyS. Thou
SANDS HAVE FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD, SERVICE
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED.
BENNETT & Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No. 518 MARKET STREET.
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--latest MaIkets bY Telegraph.

bGlOc. lower sales of 7OOO bbIs State So 6od99 90
OHIO. Ss'SO@ll4; Western, SO 50G9S0; Southern,
Sl0'50G17; and Canadian. S990G14. Wheat dull;
sales of IA 900 bush new Milwaukee inactive. Corn
quiet; $4,000 bush, sold at 9Sa96c Beef steady.
Pork firm; sales OF 1900 bbs. at $33 20 for Mess.
Lard heavy at 19b@22Bc. Whisky dull.
NEW YORK. June l9-Stocks are dull. Chicago
and Rock Island, 933; Illinois Central, 45 Michigan
Southern 7Sk New York Ceptral 9s2 Reading, 100
HUDSON River, Ill; Canton Company 6O Erie
963; Fivetwenties 1898 Coupon 6s llOH Gold, 1907.
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Fires In BO stOn.

BosToN, June l9.-The building No. 1O4 Wash
ington street, occupied as a furniture manufae
tory and warehouse by Haley, Morse & Boyden.
was destroyed by fire this morning. The loss is
estimated at $50, 900, covered by insurance.
Last night fire broke out in the upper part
of the buildings Nos. 127 and 129 fremont street.
The building was mainly occupied by Child &
Jenckes, picture dealers. The loss is $4,000,
covered by insurance.
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IT HAS NOW been six years since the Great Pacific
Railroad was commenced, and although an inn
mense and devastating Of four years has inter-
venened the work on the road has never been
suspended 1t has also been about six years since
Charles Stokes & Co opened their celebrated lone
price" Ready-made Clothing House, under the Con-
tinental, and Notwithstanding the many and violent
commotiOns throughout the country, this Clothing
is doubtless owing to the fact OF the customers
always getting the best goods and at the toDest
price Charles Stokes & Co, First-cass Clothiers,
No, S24 Chesnut street,
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OUR BRICK PILEs.-Y Yesterday afternoon
we published the particulars OF the dreadful accl-
dent which occurred at Ninth and South streets, by
which little boy was instantaneously killed, by
beng crushed by AGAR against pile of bricks. We
are informed that there is pile of bricks of eX-
and we know OF Others in various parts of the city
The attention of builders shoud d be called to this
matter a' loss Of life may occur in this way at any
moment,
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Railroad Accident.

BosToN, June l9.-By the singular disaster
which occurred on the Norwich Railroad, and
which was occasioned by the high wind blow
ing car from one track to another, causing a
freight tram to come in collision with it, Tyler
Peck, fireman, was killed, and Frank Green
wood, another employe, was terribly scalded
The freight train was badly smashed up.
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FIRING PIsToLs.-Complaint were made
before the Mayor this morning of a number of
unruly boys and young men at Fifteenth and
Thompson streets who in the habit OF firing
pistols. SO serious has the annoyance become, that
residents are in danger from the weapons used by
these young outlaws. The Mayor has given instruc
tons to the officers to arrest all who are found
engaged in this unlawful practice ..
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FRENCH ALMANAC.-M. Marell editor of
the Messenger Franco. .Anericain GAS published
tains 255 pages and is f of statistics in REGARD to
France and this country rhe tax tables and other
statsucs OF the United states of great value The
book contains, also, a directory of,tFrench resi-
dents OF New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and St.
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY-A man who gave
the name OF Peter Donahue, it is alleged attacked
gentleman last night at Ninth and Chestnut streets,
and after knocking him down 'acked his pockets
and stole therefrom some loose change amounting
to five dollars. The accused arrested and taken
before Alderman Swift, to whom all the facts per-
tanning 10 the case reveal ed. Donahue stated
that ne resided at No. $40 Spruce street. He was
held in $1,000 to answer for the alleged ohense.
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The Tax Bill.

WARRINGTON, June 19.-The Senate amend
ments to the House Tax bill fixes a tax of two
cents instead of five cents per pound on cotton.
1t was enormously printed as having been fixed
at five cents per pound in the Philadelphia
papers of this morning.
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FINE ARTs.-In consequence ofthe warm weather
last week, the balance passed pictures from the
sale OF fine oil paintings belonging to the American
Art Gallery, New York, will be sold this evening,
OF Scott's Art Gallery, No 1920 Chestnut street,
by B. Scott, Jr. This Is the last sale OF the season.
The paintings are TO be sold without any reserve /;
and we advise those who want good pictures to
attt nd the sale. There will be about one hundred
specimens of the American, Flemish, French, Eng
lish and Dusseldorf schools
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FOUND DRowNED.-An unknown white
man was found drowned this morning at Lombard
street wharf. The deceased was 5 feet 8 inches
high had black hair, and was bald the top of his
head. He wore q moustache and mperial, and had
on a black sack coat In one of his pockets
found an IRON chain and brass key. The Coroner
took charge of The BODY.
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POPULAR TAILoRIEG.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL.
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
NJ ARRTEn

DAVIS-NEFF.-On the 10th instant, by Rev. W.
Thorn, Captain W. DAVIS, of this city, to Miss
ANNA E. NEFF, OF Cumberland county, Pa. .
-RODENBAUGH. On the 18th
instant, by the Rev. j Fl Kennard, Mr.. HENRY C..
WILDSMITH TO Miss ANNIE II. R0DENBAUGH,
both OF Montgomery county Pa.
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SAILING of the MAtricn. ;,

BosTON, June 19.-The steamer Africa vii!
sail for Liverpool about ] o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Her mails will close at II A. N.
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THE HARRISON BOILER

A SAFE STEAM BOILER.
The attention Of manufacturers aud Others using
Steam is confidently called to this new Steam Gene.
rator "a combining essential advantages In absolute
SAFETY rom explosion cheapness of rst and cost
OF repairs in economy of fuel facility Of cleaning and
transformation ETC.. not possessed by any other boiler
now ln use This boiler l. formed OF copbination OF
cast-iron hollow spheres each sphere eight inches
tsTnaI diameter and three. eighths OF inch thick
These are held together by wrought-lrOn bolts, with
Resry one hundred ofthese Boilers are now in opera
ion some of them IN the Dest establishments in this
eitv. -
HARRISON. Jr. Harrison b9net IN W99L.Ks 9.S ekAY'S
Phiiadelphia 42l tu th2n5p
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TRUssEs.-To avoid all cloth, leather, and rag.
covered rustIng, filthy Trusses with their chatting,
bisterng and strappnp 60 to b See eY's lizard
Rubber Truss Estab bshment No. 1347 ChesnUt
street. where you will find the cleanest, lghtest,
easiest and best Truss known used in bathing fitted
to form. Pamphlet free. Lazy attendant.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-John McGitti-
gan was arrested last evening by Officer Hamilton,
at Sixth and Lombard streets on the charge of COM
mittng an assault and battery. He was taken
before Alderman Butler, when he had hearing,
and he was held to answer in the sum of S40O.
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House RoBBED.-The dwelling of Mr..
Mullen, No. 1917 SAMSON street. was entered last
greenbacks and q silk dress The money and dress
were taken from bureau drawer. The thief made
nnd hia
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FEMALE TRUssEs, Braces, Supporters, Elastic
Bette, and STOCKINGS, llght and elegant in finish,
adjusted by lady, at Needles Twelfth street, first
door below Race.
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GROVER g. BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock-SthOh Sewing Machines. No. 73O
ChesRUt street.
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TOR LADIES' RINGLETS AND GENTLE
IL mems urls we have several sizes Pinchlna and
Curling Tongs and Irons We also have a variety of
TRUMAN a SHAW
No $50 Eight Thirty-nvel MARKET ST., below ninth
CHAlN-BOLTS PERMIT CHAMBER OR
~ other to be slightly opened, and thus promote
ventilation, while they secure other bolts
Various patterns for sale by ,. ~
No. Ss6 (Eight Thirty-nve) MARKET ST.. below Ninth
COME ARTICLES OF WOODEN AND TIN
- Ware, Baskets and StepLadders and our usual fll
sale by TRUMAN q SHAW
No, sSS eight Thlrty-nvsl MARKET st., below Ninth.
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BULwER LYTToN SAYS THAT A REFINED gentle
man NAV always oe known by the perfumes he uses.
In American society 1t IS recognized mark Of
elevated taste o patronze Phalon's Night Bloom.
ing Cereus." Its purity freshness, and deicacy
commend il to all persons Of poetic taste and teel
ing Concord Patriot
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CRUELTY TO AN ANIMAL.-John White
was arrested yesterday afternoon, at Tenth and Mar
ket streets on the charge of seating mule in
merciful manner. He had hearing before Alder
man JONES' and was committed to answer IN default
Cf the paw ment of the fine imposed.
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ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN
VESSELS UNDER CANVAS.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. M.
-~~~~~ON>~r~DDOe>~~~~y~~N~~N~
DOINGS IN CONGRESS.
-->o~~.~~o~O~N>~Oo~~O~>O~~N~~
THE TAX ON COTTON.
s~~~~OD~>oO~>~>on~N~~~~~~~~
Eto., Eto., Eto., Eto.s Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING rEIEeRAPHl
The Case of sIc8hAn.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.l
WASHINGTON, June 10.
The Case of Mo6hAn.
In the Circuit Court to day, in the libel case of
McGhan VS.. Clephane, Judge Olin gave an
opinion sustaining the Secretary of War in
refusing to produce the original OF a letter writ
ten by Clephane to the War Department, charg
ing McGhan with disloyalty. The secretary of
War said that such communications are privi
legged.
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ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE
DELAWARE SQUADRON.
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HOUSE RoBBERY.-A house located at
the corner of DupoDceau street and Locust was
entered and robbed few nights since OF q number
OF valuable articles and goods to considerable
amount man named Betz has been charged with
committing the offense, in connection witn others,
among whom is person named Miller. IL IS
alleged that Betz, after stealing the goods took
them to Mr.. Jones, whore they were deposited Tor
safe'keepng, and that 1t agreed that the profits
arising from the sale of the articles should be shared
The parties arrested had hearin before an Alder
man, when their guilt was sufficiently established
to warrant the binOlng of Jones, the charge
OF receiving stolen goods in the sum of $500, and
Miller in $500 to answer al Court.
A QUICK TRIP.-The new steamer TOn1-
aodhdd arrived this morning from Savannah in the
unprecedentedy short tine OF fifty eight hours from
wharf to wharf. The T0nalcdndG belongs to the
Southern Steamship Line, and is commanded by
Captain Jacob Teal a gentleman we'll known IN the
marine service This IS the first trip made by this
vessel, and its sailing qualities considered admi
rable. 1t Is matter of satisfaction to know that
we have at last secured line of steamers to ply
regularly between Philadelphia and Southern ports.
1t is to be hoped that our merchants will Datronze
the line literally as It must be OF immense advan-
tage 10 our city.
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REDUCED PRICEs-Photo9raphs of superior exc
cution and variety OF pleasing sc les made mode
rate cost Now is the time to secure an invaluab
likeness, at b. +. Re.mer's Gallery, No. 624 Arch
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BIOKRENE.
4 OR EXPERIMENTATION.

STRENGTH TO THE wEAK-YoUTH TO THE AGED
This preparation unequ aled a reuvenator and
storer OF wasted and inert functions.
The feeb Q, the aged and all those who have In any
cal apple alton will find the BokIene be what its name
mpea-a ilereuyenator which, while ii builds up the
shattered constitution, Will also impart to the feelings
the briskness and energy which belong to youth.
No matter by what cause any has become entee
bled in Its functions. this superb preparation will remove
that cause at once and forever: -
BIOKRENE cures General Debility Impotency, Ner-
VOus Incapacity, Dyspepsia DeDresson Loss of Appe
tte Low Spirits Imbecility Mental Indolence, Emacla
ton, Ennul 1t has q most delightful, desirable, and
novel upon the nervous and all who are IN
any way prostra'ed by nervous disabilities earnestly
advised to seek cure in this most excellent and un-
BOX The Feeble, the LaDguid the Despair
ing the Old should give this valuable discovery trials
1t win be found totally different from all other articles
10 FEMAIES.-Ths preparation is invaluable in neF-
VOus weaknesses of all kinds, as II viii restore the
wasted strength with wonderful permauence.
II is also grand Tonic, and will give relief in Dyspep-
sa with the frst dose brief persistence In its use
will Ienoyate the stomach TO egree of perfect health,
and Danish Dyspepsia forever.
One Dolar per bottle six bottles for IS. Sold Dy
Drug psts generally Sent by express anywhere by ad
dressing HUTCHINGS HILLYER Propretors,
No. B DEY Street, New York.
'V'u W JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY & CowDEN,
No G North SIXTH Street
DYOTT a CO.,
4lO thstu6mrp No 2S2 N SECOND st-
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FRENoH, RIoHARps & Co,
Agents for Pennsylvania

N, B.-HYGIENIo WINE is an IMPORTED Tonic;
it has the approval of the "1MPERIAL SCHOOL OF
MEDICINE OF PARIS" and was tested by the Com
mittee on Chemistry of the American Medical Asso-
citation which assembled IN Baltimore, Nav 1, 1866
and indorsed by flfty.six prominent members 1Oh
their st1naftrss
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u URNIT . r E.-THE L A R E ST
II Cheapest and Best Stock OF Furniture In the
world is 10 be found at ~, :,
UNION FURNITURE DEPOT,
CORNER OF NINTH AND MARKET STREETS,
and Noe. 81 and 80 N SECOND Street
ParlOr Suits, in Hair, Brocade, Plush, Damask, or
Rep.
Furniture, at 1abulously low prices and the
public building school, College, and Shop Furniture
in endless variety.
exceedingly low prices at either OF their immense estab
lishments II want to save money and get well
served 90 to GOULD co. before purchasing else
wheIe Corner of NINTH and MARKET, and Nos 81
and 40 y, SECOND Street 2l05p
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THE sTART-MAGN1F1CENT SIGHT.
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1905 5-2Os, 1885, 10.40s Compound Interest Notes
and Gold and Silver bought and sold by
DRExEL & Co,
No "a S. laird Street,
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CITY INTELLIGEN CE

tFor Additional Local Hems see Third Page
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SCENES, INCIDENTS, ACCIDENTS.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, 7 $40 and 520
wanted. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 S. Third st.
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GRANDMoTHERs GINGERBREAD. - EXcellen
Buy it OF G. Byron Morse, NO. S04 Arch street.
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Santa Ana, heretofore avaricious, is becom-
ing lib eral
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"lubricative packing Ior steam engnes.-for terms
see 723 chesnut st. phlla and 26 dey ST., new york.
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YACHTING.
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IT CREATES A HEALTHY APPETITB.

We warrant that upon tria', HYeIENo WINE
will be found to be the finest most delicious, and
HEALTHFUL Tonic known. Try it to be convinced,
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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II Is conscentiously recommended to LADIES' as
II will sootbe the nerves, renew the blood and
gently stimulate and invigorate the system.
All of sedate habits ministers, lawyers, and pro-
fessonal men, possessing constitutions more delicate
than others Of less combining labors-those who ex'
pend great deal OF vitality in brain work will ut
once acknowledge the superiority of TINS restorative
BEMEMBER It leaves behtud none Of the baneful In-
Huences OF alcoholic preparations.