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III FT0

ADOLPH.-On the 18th instant. ELLA, daughter
of Alfred W. and Catharine Adolph, aged years
ana 10 months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her parents, No. eos Franklin street, on Satur-
day afternoon at O'Clock, without further notice.
To proceed to Monument Cemetery.
BAKER.-Suddcnly, Mr.. GEORGE F. BAKER,
in the 25th year of ms age
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the res dence OF his
brother Jacob Baker, No. 1909 Marshall street, on
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. 70 proceed to
Bndesburg.
BERlNG. On the 18th instant, ANNA NJ.
BERING IN the 73d wear OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence of her brother-in-law, Henry Hirst, HaddnG-
ton, lwentyfourth Ward, on Friday afternoon, the
Goth instant, at o'clock
DAWSON the 18th instant, Mrs RACHEL
DAVIS, wife of Jonathan Davis, in the 9th year of
her age
he relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence, No 173
Oxford street, on Saturday morning at O'Clock.
To proceed to Plymouth Church, Montgomery
county.
FRY FR.-On Thursday morning April 10, ARMER
PATTON, son OF George and Jennie Fryer, aged 10
years. .'.'... ......r .-'
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
uly invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-.
dence of his parents No 1906 Walnut street. on Sat
urday afternoon at O'Clock. Nv
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RBPoRTBD OCCUPATION OF CoNoEPoIoN, CHILL, b
THE STANDARDS.

REPORTED OCCUPATION OF CoNoEPoIoN, CHILL BY
THE STANDARDS.
HAVANA April I4.-News has Just been re-
ceived by vessel which LETT Monteyideo on the
26th of February that the Spaniards had bonn
baTded the port OF Conception, Chlh AFTER
sinking one OF the allied vessels the town had
been occupied by the forces disembarked from
the ships Blanca and Berenguetd. The news
came nom Mantanzas yesterday afternoon by
telegraph directed to the Dtdrto de Ia Marina;
but the Prenso gives Its reasons for dopptng
the correctness of the particulars, ana DeneVes
il to apply to the affair at Ancud.
| have it IRON a most reliable source that in
virtue of superior orders, her Catholic Maiestys
ships Carmen and Ltgerd, htty guns each, and
the steamers Leon and BeRed,to, twenty-five
guns each, 1are being got in readiness for sea
forthwith, 1t is said for short cruise; but am
assured thstin reality they are destined for the
Pacific.
The steamer Barcelona arrived yesterday from
st. Thomas, Porto Rico ST. Jago, ETC.; but the
news is very meagre There had been slight
symptomsnof earthquake at Ponce on the night
OF the 26th ult. The DidrlO OF st. Jago de Cuba,
of the Sth inst, announces the arrival of the
French steamer OdrdUehe from st. Thomas, Cape
Haytien, ETC.; but she does not appear to have
brought any papers. She was to sail next day
for Jamaica. EX-Vce-President Monaco, of
Venezuela, has arrived here.
We have papers from Villa Clara to the 10th
instant. Another petroleum well had been dis
covered near the town. and the owner was get
ting up company to work II.
Owing to contrary winds and bad weather
large number of vessels are overdue here. The
arrivals have been very numerous of late. The
,wharves are daily covered with valuable mer-
chandise from all quarters, and there is great
want of berths for the shipping arriving. The
Custom House returns for April will show q con-
siderable increase in the amount OF duties.
His Excelency the Captaln-G General has re-
turned from the Isle of Pines, but his health is
noibetter by the trip: rather the contrary. l
have been assured, in reliable quarters that his
intention is to leave the island shortly, whether
his resignation be accepted or not, and that he
may, perhaps, go by way of the United States,
to try the waters of Saratoga.
The seven per cent scrip of 1864, falling due
on the 18th instant will be duly paid at the
Banco Espanol on and after that date.
The Didrio, of ST. Jago de Cuba, of the 5th,
contains the following items: = The French
screw steamer 1hemiS, of 600 horse power, 80
guns, and 400 men, commanded by Mr. Bioourt,
arrived last evening from Vera Cruz, which
port she left on the 22d ultimo, having Admiral
Didelot on board. as soon she Is supplied
with coal she is TO sail for Martinique
BY the papers of the 9th and 18th instant we
learn that several shocks of earthquake had
been felt, both at st. Jago and Jiguani, but for
tunately no buildings were destroyed and no
lives we're lost.-N. Y. Herald.
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To CLoTHIERs Our purchases for this season
having been delayed, waiting the expected decline
in goods we have now on hand the largest and best-
assorted stock of Clothing in PhiladelDnia, pur-
chased for cash ercsiUey, at the Uerg iotoest rates
ofhe season. which enables TO realize fair profit
and sell al prices less than the cost of goods in
most other establishments We can supply clothiers
doing fne city trade with goods adapted to their
sales, at prices much lower than the cost of their
present stocks, that, by making an average of the
whole they will be enabled to dispose of their goods
at prices covering the average cost and even paying
a profit. BENNRTT & Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No 61S MARKET STREET.
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Mr.. RoBINsoN's SALE OF PICTUREs.-A
very large number of persons were present at
the sale of pictures at the Art Gallery of Mr.. A.
s. Robinson last evening. The bidding was not
warrant, but this may be accounted for by the
fact that the gems Of the collection are to be dis
posed OF this evening, and many persons who
are interested In ant matters were not present
"The Village School" by BoddingLon, of Lon
don, brought $780, Reidels Judith" $2l0;
Moran's New York Harbor," $142'50; q copy Of
Meyer Won Bremer's "Sleep, Baby. Sleep" $l0O;
Devaux's Little Pets," sos; Hamiltons Mia
CARA" $75; Knausts Lake Maggore," S75;
Bspham's ''Cattle Piece" S77'50; copy of Mu-
rillo's immaculate Conception" S72'5O; and
others at lesser prices.
1t is proper to say that many of the best pic
lures are TO be sold this evening, and connois-
seurs would do well to be present on the occa-
sion.
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M MARRIEn

McCLAIN-SMITH.-B Alderman G b. Pottin.
ger, at his Office No. 214 Christian street, the
evening OF the 18th instant, Mr.. ROBERT MoCLAIN
to Miss MARY SMITH, both of this city.
SAY-FISH.-On the 1st OF January, 1866 bv the
Rev. p S. Henson, Mr.. JAMES SAY to Miss JULIA
FISH, of Beverly, N, J.
SCHUYLER-MAUSr.-On the 18th instant by
the Rev. Vaughan Smith, M. DAVID II SChUY-
LER to Miss LIZZIE S. MAUST, both of this city
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YOUTHFUL DELINQUENTs.-John Conliff,
aged seventeen, and Thomas Green aged fifteen
years, were arrested in this city last evening,
charged with certain bad behavior in Burling-
ton. 1t appears that on Tuesday last they ap-
piled at a residence in Burlington and requested
permission to stay all night. The next morning
they broke into a school house In the neighbor-
hood and stole quantity of paper pens, books
pencils, etc., and then set fire to the place.
They came to this city, where they were fol-
ped, and who, securing the services of officer
Smith, of the Second District, had them ar
rested. The accuser, however, failed to put in
an appearance at the hearing before Alderman
Iittermary, but they were, nevertheless, held
for a further hearing
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COLONEL FoRNEY's LECTURE. - Hon.
John W. Forney delivers lecture this evening
at Concert Hall. His subject is, HAS the War
for Human Freedom been Fought in Vain ?n Mr..
Forney has been for many years a prominent
the political history OF the country. No one that
knows how vigorously he Yields a pen will
doubt his ability to elaborate the important
question that he has chosen as his theme to-
night: Current events make the topic one of
deep interest at the present moment, and it is
TO be hoped that the hall will be crowded on the
occasion .
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W. & b.. Good Clothing, Oak Hail. Sixth and Market.
w. & b Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
w & b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. & B., Good Clothing, Oak Hal sixth md Market
W. g. B.. Good Clothing Oak Hail, Sixth and Market
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r. QUEEN, Esq |.

TIE RISKS OF STREET LETTER BoxEs-Some
ingenious thieves in London have found a way
of plundering pillar letterboxes. A bag htted
with a spring is fitted into the slit of the
box, and into this, instead of into the proper
receptacle, the letters which are posted fall.
A postman found one of these ingenious appIl.
ances on pillar post near Belgraye Square on
the 18th ult. The spring had broken, or become
disordered, so that the bag could not be with.
drawn,
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GENERAL SCOTT
This fine old soldier does not mean
Ftom liie's troubles yet TO steal
But, like the earth fresh decked in green,
Does a second spnngtime feel.
HIS consultation we'll has stood
Through battle and tempests hour,
And still endures quite str0ng and good,
Like a suit from Benefits Tower.
We have
AlwOO Fancy Cashmere Goats as low as '''s5 90
Vests -. 26O
Making an entire all-woo fancy suit for. Sll 30
Al-wool black sack Coats, as low as ........Sl1 90
" Cashmere Pants " ........... 8 %
Cloth Vests ............ 4OO
Making entire all-wool black suit tOr.,,. 20 90
Al.wool good style Fancy cashmere Suits, to
match, for S14'50.
Astonishing as these prices may seem, compared
with those to which we have been accustomed tor
several years, they are not fctHious-toe hare the
goods IN quantities, at the prices mentioned. We
make up no trash-theY are ali selviceable goods.
Advancing from these rates we have goods OF all
grades no to the very finest fabrics, comprising on
far the largest and most complete assortment of
Clothing in Philadelphia mems, youths and boysD
surpassed by none, and equalled by lew, in style,
make. and fit, at prices guaranteed 10 yer than the
lowest elsewhere or the monev refunded.
BENNETT & CO.
TOWER HALL,
No. blS MARKET STREET.
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A LOVE SToRY.-A German named Peter
Hanson was engaged last evening in paying deli
cate attention to a fascinating young damsel,
one of the bellies OF st. Mary street, named Mary
Everly. Bonnie Mary intimated to the susceptI
BILE Teuton that she entertained partialty for
oysters, and the oysters were forthcoming. The
modest Mary then confessed to a weakness in
the way OF "old rye" brandy cocktails, gin
slings, and such like seductive bibibles: tue
seductive bibibles we're forthcoming. The gen.
tie Mary having got started, she had a variety
of other tastes to crafty in the. way, of
putting edible5 and sbibibes out Of sight: her
other tastes we're gratided. The charming
Mary had a good thing of it at the expense of
the devoted German, but, like little Oliver, she
wanted more. Mary left her "iush" admrer
for brief spell, but was so completely lost to
anything ike a sense of gratitude, that she
organized an attacking party on the unsuspect
ing Peter, and the following is the de-
nouement. Peter was pitched into by the dove
like Mary and two or three others, and robbed
of pocketbook containing $25, but the at
tacking patty were arrested, and two of them,
the angelic Mary and a coloted accomplice,
named Julia Brown. were lodged within the
classic sha des of Moyamensing Prison. at the in
stance OF Alder man Swift
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CITY INTELLI NOE
For Additional oity Indulgence see Third Page.

A BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ART.-There is
at the present time on exhibition at the marble
works of Mr.. Thomas Hargrave, Thirteenth
street and Ridge avenue, monument made by
Mr.. Hargrave, at the request OF gentleman OF
this city, winch excels anything OF the kind yet
manufactured in this city in point of beauty of
design and superior workmanship. 1t Is q tri-
umph OF art, and reflects great credit on
the sculptor. This monument is ten feet in
height, and has q base four feet square. The
style is Gothic, and the ornamental work Is as
near perfection as can be. 1t is of very graceful
proportions, and the monument proper, which
rests on a Gettysburg granite base, is tapering
in form, and composed of the purest white
Italian marble.
An iron.shaped ornament surmounts the
monument from which points upwards burn
ing torch. The oTnamentaton over the medal
lions or tables OF the monument Is choice
work OF ari, and gives 1t n very attractive APP
pearance. A great feature OF this monument Is
the originality of the design. 1t is the only one
of the kind ever made in this city. The follow
ing appropriate inscription is cut on sort OF
raised shield on one OF the side tablets:-"The
night cometh: Life IS vapor that appeareth for
a little term and then vanisheth." This beauti-
full work of art will remain on exhibition for a
short time, prior to its removal to North Laurel
HILL where it will undoubtedly be greatly
admired for many years 10 come. Mr.. Har-
grave is the originator of the introduction of
the superior Gettysburg granite in this city,
which surpasses in quality any that comes from
the east.
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SPRING FASHIONS FOR CHILDREN M. Shoe
maker & Co. Nos. and 6 n. Eighth street are now
opening splendid assortment of CmLDREK's
CLOTHING in the latest Paris styles, unsurpassed
for elegance of workmanship and material. The
public is invited to cal and examine.
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no. bls MARKEr SrREEr.

The GOOD SHIP Continental that sailed with the
500 iair damses for Washington Territory, has ar.
rived. The Miners went aboard and took their
Pick just So at that other Continental, corner of
Chesnut and Ninth streets, even if you are not a
miner you can have your Pick--of superior lot of
Spring Clothing at low prlces at Charles Stokes
& Co.'s 0ne-Price Clothing House, under the
Continental.
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Not afew of the worst disorders that AFFECT mankind
the cSrupton that accumu ates In the blood
OF all The discoveries that ha been made to purge il
out can equal in effect Helmbold's Compound Ex-
tIact oil SarS ipaTil 1t cleaBses and renOvates
blood insts the vigor of health into the system and
purges out the bunOrs which make disease. 1t stimu
iateS the healthy functions of the body and expels
dlsoIders that grow and rankle in the blood
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NEW DREss-MAKING EsTABLIsmdENT.-At the
urgent solicitation of numerous valued patrons, we
have opened department for Ladies' Dress-making,
with suitable reception rooms for the htunO, ETC.,
where we aIe prepared TO execute all orders in
promptness -
q. Ladies need fear no disappointment in REGARD to
thelr orders being delivered punctually at the time
promised j. w. PROCTOR Co,
No 920 Chestnut street
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AN INTERESTING LETTER is published IN the
MedlcO-l hirurgical Review, on the subject OF the
of SarsapaIla in veneIea affections by BENJAMIN
Irayers, f. s.etc Speaking o! Syphilis and diseases
arising N the excess Of mercury, he states That
TteGg equal TO the tEtTdct OT SGrSdpdT1id its potter
is eEtfa0TdtnaTy so than any other drug lam
qudiRe Nth. u rs m the StricteSt sense tonic, nth
his taVaiuG6e al tribute, that IS Phcd6ie TO state
OF the system so SuRkeR and yet so irritable as
iRjuIoGs,"
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AQUA DE MAGNoLIA.--This dehghtfUl wash for
the face and person is superior to any coogue to
render the skin soft and fresh, to aay infamma.
ton, purify clothing. 1t Is manufactured from
the rich Southern magnolia, aud is an unrlvalled
favoTite with actresses opera singers, all who
wish TO preserve and improve their personal charms
Sold by all dea lers at 81 IN large bottles
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5.2O COUPONS, DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTED BY DREXEL & Co.,
No. a. SOUTH THIRD STREET.
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PICKPoCKETs ARREsTED.-Last evening
two young men named Henry Adams and James
Mccarthy we're arrested in Robinson's picture
establishment, on Chestnut street, while engaged
in the act of picking pockets. They will have a
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THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO
USEIN THE UNITED STATES ABMY. and are also
In very general use In all The state HOSPITALS and
PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS Throughout the
and as well In private practice and are considered
as s'inVaiOaOies soIID leIaeoIsS B9 ALL DRUGGISTS.
Principal Depot HELMBoLD'S DRUG AND
OHhAioAAo No. wSS44BBRRooHpw2Y, NEW YORK
AND No. iOl 8. TENTH sTsEET, PHILADELPHIA
u Sold by Druggists every where
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITs. SM
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WEST INDIES.

Reported BombaTdment and Cap
ture Of the Port Of Conception,
Chill, by the Spaniards-Eour
More Spanish Men-of-War
Under orders for the Pa
cIfIc-Further DlscoVe-
rIes Of Petroleum in
Cuba-An Earth
quake at Porto
Rico, Etc.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES 10 and 5.20s
wanted. DE Haven & Brother, No. 40 5. Third
! OR
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AsToNIsHING--To all who have not studied its
merits, the cures effected by Hasheesh Candy. The
worst worst cases OF Throat Lang, or Nervous Diseases
gists. N " "'A N~~
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PHoTodRAPHs AT REDUCED PRIoRs-Don't fail
70 VISIT B II. Reimers Gallery No. ga Arch street.
ang nave your photograph taken In his Unsurpassed
style. A rare opportunity, =, N'0'N
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CHARGED WITH RIoT.-Charles Massey
and Philip Coleman were before Alderman Hut
Crimson this morning, on the charge of riOtng
A day or two since the Western and Spring
Garden Engine Companies engaged in a sort of
running fight, while out during an alarm of fire,
and the above defendants were charged with
being concerned in the same. They were held
in $500 bail,
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TWO TABLESPoONsFUL of the Extract of Sarsa-
parIa, added TO pint of water Is equal to the Lisbon
Diet Drink, and bottle is equal 10 gallon of the
Syrup Sarsap6rila the decocuon as usually made
prepare fresh every day and the syrup Is still
Objectionable, II Is weaker than the decoction
uid saturated with Is susceptible OF holding
in ution much less eXtractive matter than
alone and he syrup s otherwise Objectionable for the
patient is frequently nauseated and his stomach sur
eed by the large proportion OF sugar he obliged to
take with each dose of sarsapar and which IL OF
whatever, except TO keep the decoeton nom spoil
ing Here the advantages and superiority of the Fluid
Extract in comparative view are strikngly manifest.
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.LLLLLLLLLL
.LLLLLLLLLL

HelmbOld's EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Kidney Disease.
He mbold EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Rheumatism
Helmbold's EX X CT BUCHU Cures Gravel
He mi old's EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Structures.
Helmbold's CT BUC HU Cures Dropsy
For the diseases named above and for Weaknesses
and Pains in the Back Female Complaints and Dis
orders arising RON excesses of any kind 1t is in-
valuable.
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SILvER-wARE SToLEN.-During yester-
day afternoon the gate of the residence No. 22O
S. Broad street was entered, and some thieves
carried off a handsome silver salt cellar, some
silver spoons, and otner articles. No arrest was
made
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Morocco FINISHING ESTABLISHMENT ON
FIRE,-Shortly after 3 o'clock this morning, a
fire took place in the fourstory building stu
ated in Canal street, near Girard avenue and
used by Mr.. John Canovan as a morocco-fnish.
ing establishment. The fire occurred in the
drying house used for drying sleeps wool. 1t
originated from the heater, but was extin-
guished before much damage was done. Con-
siderable injury was, however, sustained by
water. The entire loss, will reach about $4,000. Z
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scrofulOus Icnrial and syphtIc diseases destroy
whatever part they may attack. thousands die an-
nualy from protracted diseases tn class from
the abuse of me rcury. Visit any hospital, and
ons and satisfy yourself huness of this
asser The SYST best Iesiss the nroads of these
diseases by Iudicious combination OF Tonics
HelmbOlds tightly oncentrated Fluid Extract ar
saparja is Tonic OF the treatest yaluearresttng the
disease after the glands destroyed
ana the bones already affected This the testimony
thousands who hive used and prescribed 1t for the
laak
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1T ERADICATES ERUPTIVE and LUCRATIVE
DISEASES OF the THROAT, NOSE, EY ES, EYE LIDS,
SCALP and SKIN, which so dls6gure the appearance,
PURGIN the evl effects OF meIcuIy and renewing AL
wise and is taken Oy ADULTS and CHILDREN with
nerect SAFELY.