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Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

SUDDEN DEATn. afternoon bo-
tween two and three o'clock. Mrs. Anna NJ
McGoy, wife of Rev. John McCov. nastor ,to 'o Of
inc inc Presbyterian Church in this town came came TO 70
nc her death very suddenly. Mr.. McC had Ioft f.
the house but short time, his wife srrm;ng @ ;p',
frn IN more or than usual good health. Shortly be-,
tue tore MS return, one of the neighbors was at
rno, maered fj Dy Mrs. McC;;,, and on entering the
IN ioont; f nound her just able to speak She died
the n lnt" .e~ W VomeRts T She was the daughter of
unable lady. Her death was caused cam 'Iry b,S uS-
P{t9?lexy, 1t is supposed She will be buried I pt
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

PREsBYTERY OF WILMINGToN sroo;ol
meeting of the Presbytery of Wilmineton CU,a, wae
held last Thursday at Glasgow in the Poncader
Presbyterian Church. The Rev Edword %
Webb was received as member of tbe Pres.
6ytery, and call was placed in his hands from
the Pencader Church for him to become % their their
pastor MIR. Webb accepted the cali and the
Presbytery installed him at night. ' '-
. hev; Mr.. webb was for nearly twenty years
missionary OF the American Board of Com
WAS Smong 1I tbr bfG9Eegn 9s Missions in India and
the noble men laboring in that conntrv TT Tbo 70
his post "'D' ~ foiihqulSh
A AT AT this meeting of the Presbyterv the Rev
Alexander Gulick was received from tbe nrosIT asIr
tery OF Hudson. Mr.. Gulick received thronSb %
tne presbGyTtery and accepted call to the Pres.
Oytenan Church of Brid dgevilIe.w,JournI '''
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

Dress sc Goodsg %%s the best assortment of Ladies',
Delaware Rail Road Rona.
1' o'ner State Securities, bot and I sold dat at
furnishing Tn goods? Baggs 4 Cotton. '"'''Ni'n
or droS"" oou want superior Black Silk for coats
Of En@IG;ecsS' 20 to B: b. Allen also, fine stock
aITa,,ss silsh Chlntz, Lawns and other dress goods
Always on hand. ''''- O'''0- 0'' s0'o'
no d. Is. Allen is selling Prints, Muslins and
Gall and examine. ' - 'o"h'
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

SOLDIERS GRAvE.-Col +. NJ. Moore. As
Slstant Quartermaster, at WASHINGTON Lns
prepared a list of the Union soldiers vbnSo mSo
graves GT can be identified at Cold HaTbor Va
W We take therefrom the names of those from
Delaware L NJ. Brown, Co. ID. 4th Del !.
" Wm. F. Daniels, Co. L, Sd Del. Lieut. r V
Draper, lst Del. Lieut.. John NJ. Dunn. 10
y, 81 Del. q. Hacks, 4th Del. Hugh G
Zones, Co. [, ID Del VIM johnson, I'd Del
r. lee; 4, 4th Del :; James Mick, Co. L, lst Del
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
MAR RIED.

0n the 25th inst. at the NJ. f. PARSONAGE
N NJ ' ualena' by Rev. j. E. Bryan, WnGIAM r
MiIi;Hs WHEHs to Miss MAGGIE A. HAYDEN, both Of
NJ by hey; 1. A. Fernley, Pastor of Nazareth
": -. n; Church, on the Goth instant. Mr.
HHLIonuE HaIo W. ALEXANDER, Of New Castle Co.
mlngtOn, Del ' u IL
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
JOS. H. HoFFECKER, EDITOR.
SMTDNAs DEL,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUG. /.

me TIMES" is published every Wednesday cf
tsr"ooR, BY Jos. II. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro
Pr'etor, at Smyrna, Del.
AGhhS-SusscRPTIoN,-- EN- gear, $500 in aa
0a"ee, or $3.50 if not paid till end Of the year. No
paper discOHtinued until dtIdrrearsare paid-only
at the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS oiH be inserted at the rate ofSspeu
Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent in
sertiOns 81 cents. 4 liberal discount made tn
quarterly, ssmi-annual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-At primary meet.
ing OF the Democrats held in this town on SAT-.
urday, Jonathan Brown, chair n, II. r. Pen.
ingt9nl secy), the following persons were elec-
S Sed delegates and alternates to the Democratic
State 3 e Convention: Delegates-John Green
Mi, y; +. Blackiston, Dr. Goodwin, Walter Me-,
Rohnna RJhllen' ri!G J9hn H. Bewley, John NJ. VoshelI
AIterratddll ogr. dlll Presey Ford, and Robt Wilson
inson inTRseSjL Res L Graham Si. J. Brown w; Hutch
ITldIzelI TnII Augustus Scout, j. W. Mitchell and and
John +. Goldsborough. -1''0"oi'' anu
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

District Court Of sending recruits to the rebel
army; we refer to Martin We believe he has
always been consistent Democrat Il seems
rather odd that radical Disunionist should be
appointed delegate to conservative TTn;on
Convention '"
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Letters RemainingCncIo;,,1

Il lIc TOst UTfiCe at Smvrn, 81, -,
| Aug. |, 1866. '"'e Oh Delaware
Alexander, Henry NJ. DEAN NJ. D..
Bayles Jacob en'n Mrs' Pannena
BRYAN Josbna ARIEL, Wm. b.
Bowls Iamoa Jacob, William
Bramble M,s Foo Knowles. L:drA NJ.
Banks. Joseph t',in Ma.,n,, Mss h.Ilz'beIh
Brown, Nathan M"t',' \.
Colyer. George A. Nsn'T"i' N%a,u' apt 4.
Cleaver. John p pnau"elh' James L.
Coulter. Lizzie S err" Yea %
Coonrr NJ. s Slaughter, Miss Laura
Craime, AZ. ""'e t. Sntng Miss Moe
CIavt'n IU',t: Stevens BeIIhaI
Comh. Ian. 'a'" H. smith. George w
Comhs N Taylor. K n
Clark. Paul Iy'i,' 'ii"al' AIIred
DOnoho. James VII C, Kramer
''''a Whea'man. Jonathan
J.EMERSON. Pm
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

to1,n BAsE s;,I IBA1LL.-The Quickstep club of this
OF Dover, at that town, tomorrow aftarmdnn ,ooiS
A social game was played on Mondsv he
Ween W9 the Quicksteps and the Defiance club Of
Odessa on the field of the latter, when scoro u
was made. 'D0 Sul0A'eep
Nj a match game between the Excelsior IF
HHlliord' and the Harmonic, of Camden, At
camden, on Thursday last, resulting in a vie.
tory tor the Excelsior, by a score of 20 to =
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

, ORDINATIoN SERvIcE-B Lee will
noi9 n .. an ORDINATION on Friday morning next
t5 time he AViT W adm GdhGrfh ihs NMddetOEn at which
Rev. John W. Brown, to the PriestbodRd sdu PARISH
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

SToRM.-A heavy rain storm, accompanied
by most terrific lightning and thunder, BASED
over this town on Saturday night. The wealth wealth
er Is more seasonable, now. The corn cron
never looked better. wi" 0iop
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
camp Meeting.-Roardinn.

Mrs. JAS: L. DAVIS gives no,ico ,ho, Oh, ,,,Ih.
Mea,;Dn Boarding Tent at the Camden mon Camo
dav 49,, " '11nmence al Camden. Del. on Wednes.
ge1ilauss iS'h, and will accommodate ladies' and
rIa.e rates Persons can apply at her resiGence on
Commerce Street, Smyrna Del 'SIs" y"
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

a. among the distribution OF the awards for
1ne capture of the assassins of the President
we ind the following for the arrest of Atzc.
r9th. mh. He was taken by the Del. Cavalry r.
co., OIoT Jdn6n Artm3V $1,000; z W w. oGemmi, S.,
hosS, David Ii. Barker, Albert Bender Snm-
Iel >. Williams, George w. Young and james
Longacre, SLIGO. &c. "'N "'neS
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L. E. C. TY

iba 90, requests all persons indebted IN hin,
se,, urn OF VanFossen Carly To come Corart a,S'
lie 1a. "e'r accounts without further notice. '-''
T'elen! ,h sizes at reduced prices Al The ola S,oS :"
SMYRNA ne corner Of Delaware and Commerce ST.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
DIE: ID.

:; At At the residence of Thos. B. Merear Eso
IN this town on. the SOth inst Urssn, Esd,
II or hees s, D. Bell Esq, OF Doyiestown Pa Sn in
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

par intero0t tee now Offering Del State bonds below
Of taxes included; These bonds are DJ,o% "Ioor
ply earv INVESTORS look to your interest e :iepr spr
607 Marie, Sonn stna Mehear & Son, Bankers, No.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

The Maryland & Delaware Railroad is being
pushed forward steadily. An increased num-
Der OF hands are expected to work on the track
shortly 1t Is laid about two miles beyond Hall.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

j. Postal Money order Offices have been estab-
Ished Is at the following towns in this State ~
New Castle, Newark, Smyrna and Milford
Already a IN Observation-Disclosures, Dover and
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Domooro.
lc State Convention to nominate Governor md
day, Aug. 10th. 0'0i on nurS-
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
ID Gents Reward.

= runaway from the subscriber on or about the 18th
nan, iul los pygvEIHr v1uIsT 10 Loa''
June &c, 1896
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
THE MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For B.d

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
Wheat S2GO(g2.G5; White Wheat 81 7U~
$2 49, Rye is selling at $o97 p bu.h.l.
Yellow Corn, 93(@93c. Oats 53l.1jjc Cot
ton 37(Y3Sc. per H.
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday, at 81 49l.
GOLD QUOTATIONS.. STOCK. &c. from
NcLear Son, Bankers, Wilmington. Del.
Onntafi finLs I,,l,, 2I
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

If you want cheap Mackerel and Herr;no
you can find them at j. H. Primrose's.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

Call at TIschudy's for good Cottouades M.
ms and CalicOes at low prices. "N''' NUS
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LIME! LIME! LIME,

Stacked. STONE AND SHE'LL LIME, in sbods
and we'll protected from the weather CONSTANTLY on
hand and will be sold al the lowest prices. by (
Smyrna. April 3, 1866
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

Who has the largest assortment of eentlo
mems Linen busters? Baggs & Cotton. "'io
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

cent RECOMMENDED COMMENDED TO THE BIsHop.-At a re-
the En;saag EG;eIlng OF the, Standing Committee of
man and William Henry Graft were recom- asT"
me9 m9Iehaed to the Bishop as Candidates for Holv
OTue[s, o and Rev. John Jay Harrison of New.
ARK, Tor Ordination to the Priesthood. Testi-
mon 1oalals Us were al SO signed in favor of the Rev.
eIect Jeot dc -: 1(ummins, b. d., Assistant Bishop
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

The CAMP.-The Circuit" camn row :,
progress four miles above this town has hodm -,
well attended, with fair degree Of rel reI;g;on 3cu
interest. The rains having s1bdued tbes Jnlt iUus
ana improved the temperature, il has bonn %~S'
pleasant on the ground, and enhanced tbe oti
tendance greatly. The usual Sunday tbronr
was lmm1Eens:e-greater, if possible, than c0m5
mon. mon. Various estimates put the number ot
IRON three to seven thousand. The drnnkenO
ness and disorder outside the circle was not
SO qemonstratlve as formerly, but quite as cen.
eral. Since Sunday the order has been r6oJ 6o,i
1t will hold until Friday morning. O' sOOU'
r, KED MEN.--The annual session of the Groot
Council OF Delaware, Improved Order of Rcd
Men, was held in Wilmington on Nondov oron rapu
ing last The reports Of the Subordinat9s 1iem ,hn
the the order 20 be rapidly Increasing in mpnhor
snip, and financially in a good condition, The
election OF the officers took place in the follow
ing named gentlemen: '''' ioiio"-
NJ. W. G. S.-John Fehrenbacb
w. q. 5. Sag-Wm. n. Ransom.
w. u. >. Sa.-Geo. K. Yates.
w. q. P.-Wm. r. McFarlane.
w. q. Z. RI. Maris.
". G r. W;-yoseph Pyle.
=, KepS. to u. Z. U. S.-Wm. r. NcF,rlono
D. Hirst. -40N "iiaiie'
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WAN ED

MALE TEACHER foi School District No. : N
r.. ol u SIy yrha-One lhal is well qualified to Teach
Latin and all the branches of an Engli, e,u, a,,a =,
lake The school on the lsl OF September Good RI
ence Will be required Address
Committee WM }. BLACKISTON,
JOHN VANtiASKfN
Smyrna, Del, Aug /, 1866 p n ROO.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

s.a,oS .HoNfIRMED. The Senate of the United
non %.aets' on Monday last, confirmed the appoint
anenI en1s Oh number of officers of the army,
~mnong 1un. whom were the following from Della
mare hon, ;EMiB1reyet Ei1 Brig. Gen. Alfred T. A. Tor
reI pJri' ruth U. s. Infantry, to be Major Gene
July 4, 1868. "''' ~ --''of W Oro'o''
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

$4,000 YEAR made by any one with SI5-
M y Stencil Tools. No experience n,.caS.o,,
me President, Cashiers and Treasur. rs Of RankS ~,
uorSe The CIRCULAR. Sent free with SAMPLES. AdL,a"s
,ne nue., american Stencil Tool Works, Springfield Yer
aul 3in
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DIED.

ALLOWAY. On the Sd instant, WILLIAM
HENR RY ALL0WAY, eldest son or William and
sarah Alloway, IN the 25th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
Goth Regiment National Guard) are respectfully In
parents, No. COG Norris street. below FrankfoId road
on sunday afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to
Hanover street Durying ground.
GICK ER.--0n the 9th instant, CHARLES c., son
OF Christian ana Amanda b. Gicker, aged years.
month, and 25 DAYS.
The relatives ana friends of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from hs parents
residence, No. 1905 Franktord avenue, above Norris
street on Monday, Apnl9 8, at O'Clock. Interment
at Franklin Cemetery.
Unsatisfactory this morning, at 12l o'clock,
after two days OF sickness, JENNY g. second
dauphter OF William and Josephine Jansen, in ner
9th year.
KETTLEwELL-On the Sd instant, WILLIAM
KEITLEW ELL, IN the AID year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late rest
dence, orty. first and Market streets West Phia-
delphia on Sunday, April 8, at O'Clock L, Nj, In
teTment at Monument Cemetery.
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NzE~ UNRIvALLED IN CHEAPNEss, ELEGANCB,-g
Grand DURABILITY Gtntiemen's Clothing -gsa
s4Y Reddynlode, or made to order, at the PopW ga
bB lar Clothing House, s. E. corner of Sirh- -lgsa
DzB and Market streets. The People of Phila--gsa
EB 7deLphid, so many of tohom hare become lEa
Bz5 regular customers are specially notified !Esn
BsB that The best opportunity to purchase their go
6Y Clothing IS just noto acIitst o6ering gs1
BaY the GREATEsT BARGAINS eUer knotoH dur-gl
Bg ing Ne last fDe years. We bug cheaper and 40
n3y give oar customers tie fbH advantage Of t.gsa
tzB-s ONE MANUFACTURERS in pressure of the. gsa
b times hare had to realize on their goods, and IN
az ioe hare bought in this rag, so that 10e aregs1
t35@ enabled to sell lo,cer than many people er.. an
b55- 5-pect When you a1ant fine Clothing, hand lgn
S{f- soRely made, aRl cut in the best Stytes,gsa
either for yourself your son, your Gppren- gsa
szB-tice, or your friend, cau and see the im-ygsa
az -Rense stock ROU displlyed at -gl
Wanamdkerk5 Broa0n's
Popular Clothing House,
"Olt Hail."
S. h. corner SiUtb and Market streets,
W Boys ClothiNg JaH assortment. s@a
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The VARYING TEMPERATURE of the season IS
rapidly producing Colds, Coughs, and Pulmonary
Affections of all kinds. Persons with weak lungs
should now be especially careful, ana what may
seem trining Coughs and Colds ought to haveimme'
diate attention. The careless in difference which
waits for "a cold to 20 came" in many cases re-
suits IN laying The seeds OF Consumption. For such
neglect of ones health there IA ha excuse as Dr. D.
Jayne's Expectorant can be re ldily procured, and
its long established reputation is guarantee of its
efficacy as a most valuable remedy for all Coughs,
Colds, and Pulmonary Affections. Prepared only at
No. 242 Chestnut street.
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SYMPTOMS OF SPRIEG.-
NO more at earth's bald pate shall aout
The wintry breezes keen,
For, on its surface many sprout
OF tender grass is seen;
And tree.buds soon mean TO "come ouc'
In splendid suits Of green,
Nor do these sunbeams soft that glow,
On men unnoticed lall;
They haste their new Spring suits to show,
just made at Tower Hall.
our stock of Clothing Is the largest and most
plee IN This city, surpassed by none IN material style,
and no, and sold at prices guaranteed totoer than the
lolCeSt. TOWER HALL,
No. Bis MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co.
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Took TO THE WooDs,-Lydia Walker is a
muIatto girl. Lydia occupied the responsible
position of a domestic in the family OF Mr..
Charles Lloyd, who resides in Delaware county.
Lydia went to Mr.. I.lovd's residence last Tues
dav but suddenly left between two days. 1t was
discovered that an ovcrcoat and quantity of
ladies' underclothing belonging to the family
accompanied Lydia. 1t appears that, after leav-
ing the house with The articles in question, Lydia
concealed herself in q patch of woods in the
Twenty-fourth Ward during the entire day yes
terday, with the intention, doubtless, of reach
ing the city under cover of the night The
police, however, overhauled Lydia in the woods,
and as she could not give a good account of her
self she was taken beto,e Alderman Allen, where
the above. facts we're brought to light, and she
was sent to Delaware county for trial.
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NITROUS OXIDE GAS, AS AN AN1EsTHETIC AGENT
FOR TooTH- DRAWING To Q Cotton is due
agent in the practice OF dentistry Letter from
Surgeon CdTnochdR.
After describing he results OF several cases of
Surgery where DR.. Cotton has adm nIstered the
Nitrous Oxide Gas, DIR. Carnochan adds IF
similar favorable results met with by Others the
Nitrous Cride Gas ,0,U superSede all aneStbetics
no91 in use.
Dr. Cotton, whose Office is at No. 797 Walnut
street, has used the gas for three years. without
failure or accident
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pHlLADELPHlA,- GERMANTOWN. AMI
Z NORRIS1 O WN RAILROAD ANb
On and ater WEDNESDAY, November Ist 1874 mn a
turher Notice ~
FOR GERMANTOWN
Leave Phil adephia 6, 4. s, q, To- IL l2 A. Al l a.Io
354. 4, 3 w, 4. Z, 8, TO- H. 2 P NJ - 4"
Lave Germantown q, I, ~, s, 20, 0, 10, H. II NJ
l, 2 3, q 4A "a Z, 80 10, II r. M,
2he ~ Gown train, and 3% and 81 up trains will moi
stop on the Germantown Branch, ~ 10
- ON sun DAYS.
leave dhiladeiphla gl0 A; NJ, Z I0A PM
ChESNUr HILL RAILROAD
ond tVe kpiadelpha6, 8, TO- IL A. NJ, 2 3, S% So,
Leave Chesnut Hill 7lO minutes, 8, 94O.ll4OA.M
~ $40, 40, $40 $40, and 10 40 minutes p IA
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9l0 minutes A. M, 9 and p N
Leaie heSnnt Hin 7'4O minutes A. M, u 4O $40 ano
FCRCoH sHOHoCKEN AND NoRRIsToWN
Leave Philadelphia S35 minutes, los A. M, ~
~ 6A, 6H O5 minutes, and III p. NJ
besye NoTristown 5A, 100 o. IL A. NJ, III ~, g. and
The 5H p. Nj tain win stop at School Lane Wissa
hiekon, Manay unk, Spring Mill and COnshO ken only
ON SUNDAYS. ~
Leave Philadelphia 8 A. NJ, ~ and Up. M.
FOR MANAYHSK"
Leave Philadelphia O. 36 minutes, llO6 A. NJ, IL,
IA 81, 6A sos and III r. N.
Leave Manayunk Ga, TX, 20, on, llh, A. MAS
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadelphia 8 A. NJ, az and p. NJ.
Leave Manayunk ~ A. M, 5H, and 6P M.
w. 3. WILkON, General SUPERINTENDENT
Depot NINTH and GREEN Sne'a
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DEATH OF A CELEBRITY.-Most of our
readers will remember Mr.. Nellis, in connection
with Barnum's Museum, at Seventh and Ches-
nut streets. His speciality was that he was
born without arms, and had so carefully edu-
those members all that could be accomplished
by more fortunate individuals He could use
the pen and scissors very eXpertly-writing an
admirable hand and cutting profles with an
accuracy that was perfectly wonderful. News
by apoplexy in Bolivia, South America on the
4th OF December last. He was native OF New
York, and was about 48 years of age at the time
of his death,
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FREAKS OF AN INMATE OF THE AIMS
HoUsE.-A man named William Mullen was ar
rested yesterday evening for an assault and bat.
terry with intent to kill the door-tender OF the
Almshouse Mullen was an inmate of the Aims
house, and attempted to get out, when his pro.
gress was checked by the door-tender. He
(Mullen), then seized a chisel and attempted to
stab the door.tender-a struggle ensued, during
which Mullen was overpowered, and was con-
sequently taken before Alderman Allen, who
committed him to prison.
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MARRIED.

HALL-JAMES.- On Monday, April 2 1865, at
the residence OIL Mr. George William Wltham, the
brides uncle, by Rev. Richard A. Mallery Mr.. ):
STEWART HALL and Miss EMMA ID. JAM ES, all
of Philadelphia.
RRY-SHARPLESS.-On the 9Th instant, by
Friends ceremony, AZ the residence of the brides
tather JOHN =: PARRY, M. d. to RACHEL p,
daughter OF William p. Sharpless,
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LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Il. b.
Peterso No. 306 Chesnut street.-The present
biography is a neatly executed and accurately
compiled work, and covers the ground which
has not been touched by any other life OF the
great resident. While the space devoted to his
public career is small, yet all the ceremonies OF
his death. funeral cortege and ovaCons are
given lar full + than ever before. The address
OF the Hon George Bancroft is also included
the whole making volume at once interesting
and valuable 1t is another evidence OF the
energy OF the Messrs. Peterson.
A MAN OF THE WORLD. BY William Worth
T. b. Peterson, No. 306 Chestnut street.-The pre-
sent volume ls the most uuadulterated waste of
good paper and gided binding that we have eyer
seen III it was intended as a parody on this
class of sensational novels now so common, it
would be great success. But as it is the Simon
pure, and not sarcasm, we can only advise our
readers to look at it as an imitation and enjoy it
as Joke.
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DISCHARGE PAPER FoUND.--During yes
terday soldiers discharge paper was found in
paper par contained the name nj me Of Casper Rung, 9t6
Regiment, Ohio Infantry, Company F. Itstates
Rung was discharged December LIST, 1862, by
reason of enlisting in the 4th United States Ar
tillery,
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LECTURE. - Professor Fairman Rogers
will repea this splendid lecture upon the
subject of "Glaelers,n y before the West Philade-
phia Institute, on next Thursday evening"
This is one of the finest scientific efforts of the
day, and Is worth listening to by all who are
interested in such subjects.
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CONCERNED IN A HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-
Alfred Liley was charged yesterday afternoon
with being concerned in highway robbery of
Antoine Cageiet at Seventh and Bedford streets,
recently; at which time Mr.. Cageilet lost his
watch. Llley was committed to prison by
Alderman TittermarV,