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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, as an interna
remedy, has no equal In cases OF cholera summer
complaints, dyspepsia dvsentery asthma 1t cures
in one night, by taking it internal y, and bathing
with II freely. II is the best hniment In America,
Its action is hike maPic when externally applied to
bad sores, burns scalds, and sprans. For the sick
headache and toothacbe don't fail to try it, In
short, II Is a Pain Killer.
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G. g. ITO DRUGGISTS NEEDLES Compound
Camphor Troches" handy, safe, and sure pocket
remedy for Cholera symptoms, Cholera Morbus
Arch streets Si~'" anu
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OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRE-
TENSE Nathaniel Irwin, residing ct Seventh and
Lombard streets, arrested at Fifteenth and
Cuthbert streets last evening" on the charge of OBJ
tanning money under false pretense 1t appears that
Nathaniel, who is employed as journeYman boot
black, went among his employers customers and col
lected sums or money which he appropriated TO his
own use. Officer Covert arrested the accused and
took HIM before Alderman Jones, who held HIM 90
answer in $500 bail.
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@. Q. T.-Don't cross the Plains, or travel on our
western waters without supply ~ Needles Com
gound Camphor Iroches Sole maker, Needles at
bOx APA''Ui w NVh'o PVi
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The Collector OF Customs at New York.

WASHINGTON, May Il. TheNCoIlector OF Gus
toms for New York is here to-day, to file his
bonds, and make other preparations for entering
upon the duties of his Office next Monday.
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TIE WoMAE's FRIEND.-Lash's Eve dollar wash.
ing Machine Id the best washer in the market. UeIl
and zee IT, ct "~
No T27 MARKET street.
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~ "NEKDLEs'-C- = COMPOUND c. CAMPHoR-.
l. lRoCHEs."- Energetic, safe, agreeable, and
sure sure preventive for all Cholera symptoms, Cramps
Cohci CHOLERA Morbus etc ; so cents per box.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL the worlds great
Iemeoy tor Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and all
ahcc ions Of the Lungs ana Throat
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DIED.

BOCklUS -On the 9th instant Mrs. MARGA
REF BOCklUS WIDOW of Joseph Bockius in rhe
S6th year OF her age. ~ 'A'
The friends and relatives of Tho DECEASED oro ro
speclulY inv tea TO attend her funeral from her aTe
residence, FRANK lnvile Germantown on Mondav
afternoon at O'Clock.
BhOWN.-This mornTn0, at the residence of her
son-in law. Samuel l.. Fox MARY E widow of ,be
Pa. D"'N' 'ounT'
BUZBY Suddenly. of congestion of the BRAIN. on
the 9th instant, EDMUND H. BUZBf
. me relatives an6 friends of the family are invited
10 attend his funeral, from his late residence No
"a W; Penn Square on Monday the l4th instant
at O'Clock p NJ without further notice SE1
AL1.-Suddenly on the 1lth instant, THOMAS
DaLl Dr., IN the 9th year OF h g. age.
Inc relatives ana friends OF the family Lodge
NO A; I. M, and the BOard of Surveyors are
respectfully invited TO attend The funeral, from his
Iate residence, No 923 Washington avenue on Tues
day afternoon, the 10Th instant, at O'Clock ~
FOX Tbs mo ming, the l2th instant Mrs MAR,
TIA FOX, wife Of the late E. j. Fox.
KEENE-On Friday morning, Nav H. 1866 Miss
SARAH l. K.EENE.
Due notice will be given OF the funeral.
SlNEX0N.-On the 9th instant, MARY ELIZA
BETH, wile OF Thomas Sinexon
Her funeral will lake place from her late residence
ColePevillP, near Holmesburg. Services and inter-
ment at st. PEERS Church Philadelphia, on Mon
day. the l4th instant at II O'Clock NJ. precisely.
TUITION the llth instant, CHARLES PEN.
DIE ON IUTT. M. ID in the 35th OF his age.
Phe male relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
dence. No 1880 Chestnut street. on sunday next, at
O'Clock L. NJ.
WOOD.-On the 9th instant, JACOB b son of
Jacob B. and Louisa Wood, IN the 9th year of
his age
The relatives and friends of the family are expect
luny invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-.
day afternoon next, the 18th instant, at O'Clock
10 proceed to Hanover Street Vault
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LINE LLAMA LACE SHAwIs po,nted Rotnndee
ana BournouX. at reduced lates
j. W. PROCTOR & Co,
No go Chesnut street
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TRANSFORMATION.

TRANSPORTATION
PAPER they now make out Of wood.
Which, like the STARS" attire
Is as substantial ana as good
AS people could desire
The logs are rolled in at one end
And such strong means applied
That reams of paper soon they send
Out Eom the other side.
SO, many an addressed man goes in
The STARS" enchanteo door,
And then the process does begin,
Peculiar to that store.
To fit him forthwith in the STYLE
They LABOR all they can,
And after being there a while,
Out cOmes-another mani
We are glad to acknowledge the f6turn of bun.
dleds OF patrons who purchased OF us for the frat
time, immediately after the great fire in January
last and who find it TO their advantage to deal
where they procure Clothing of the first quality IN
every particular at lower prices than they can buv
inferior articles elsewhere 10 those who have not
yet purchased their spring Clothing we extend a
cordial invitation to examine our stock before
making their selections as we are confident OF our
ability 10 suit the taste and means of all.
N. B.-Clothng made TO order at short notice
STAR CLOTHING EMPohIUM
No. COS Chesnut street, Sign OF the star
PERRY & Co.
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ONE OF THE BEST MEANS OF PREVENTING
CHoLERA-Judging from appearances there never
was such general movement to the country, among
our citizens, as is indicated this season. CITY tene-
ments are being vacated and country residences are
greatly in demand. We need hardly add that the
occasion OF this migration countrywards is the fear
of cholera. Such precautions are by no means to be
discouraged, and the ample sanitary measures which
the city authorities about inaugurating most
comsnendable. 1t should, how ever, be borne in
mind that the daily habits, crcum itances, and i'm.
mediate surroundings of individuals have much
more to do with this dreadful epidemic than the
mere question of residency. One OF the most fruit
tul sources of cholera found IN persons becoming
overheaTed, undulv tatgued OVertaxing nature
any way, And here let us put in word for q
much tried, though seldom pItied ass--hired SER
wants especially the cooks in the kitchen-who,
during the warm weather. are Obliged for hours
to work hot stoves ranges, and, still worse
labor at the ironng-taole in the most in
tense neat We doubt not that in many
cases the latter will be the first to tall victims to the
scourge. II is therefore, a matter of simple hui
manI'y TO obyiate all such untaVOrabe clrcum-
stances as far a remedy can be obtained. MIR.
james Spear the ruling genius in his line, comes TO
our aid here as public beneiactOr. His celebrated
Anti-dust Cook stoves can be used with more com.
use 1t Sits its ashes, is quick baker, and Is
absolutely free from dirt Aud as good cooking is
as indispensable to health and happiness in the
country as il Is in the CITY, we do not see how any
family removing out OF town do without a Spear
Anti dust. The superiority OF cooking and baking
done by the OF Mr.. Spears Stoves and Ranges s
universally acknowledged by those l0hO knOlo Not
only cholera, but many other diseases invited by
bad cooking. The surest IemeuY for this IS a Spear
Anti-dust Cook. case has been recently reported
of a man dying from eating imperfectly cooked
pork. Had the pork referred to been cooked in a
Spear Auti.dust, doubt not the mans lie would
have been saved Let eaters of badly cooked
meats take warning and be advised. But 1t
is not only IN the cooking department
that the inventive genius OF Mr.. Spear comes like
an angel OF mercy He has just brought out new
patent, entitled "MOOre's Patent Laundry StoVe,"
which really think should be universally adopted
by all who can afford the trihng expense, and fur
nished gIatuitousy by the authorities to those who
cannot as a sanitary measure. This ingeniously
constructed little stove, furnace, OF hatiron
heater, or summer.stove and baker, if you choose,
will DO more work with given quantity OF coal
than any other in existence. II consumes an inf
Intestinal quantity OF fuel, and intense heat
Just where it is needed without throw ing 1t out OF
heating the apartment, 1t is beyonC all question
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Aqua DE MAGNoLIA.-Chis name is not more
teaunful an poetic Than the article it represents s
delicious and beautItyng No lady's toilette /. com.
nIee without it. 1t is infinitely suOeTOr to any Co
Iopne. Ii made from the Ich Southern Magnolia,
is a de1ghtul perfume, and renders toe skin soft
and fresh. IL Is sold by all dealers at ST. IN large
bottles, and by Demas, Barnes Co., New Yeik,
whoesale agents. TrV IT.
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FOURTH EDITION
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May IL.
Bills Approved.

hAIlS approved.
The President has approved the bill TO IN.
corporate the National Theological Institute in
the District of Columbia, for the education OF
persons for the Christian ministry. There is to
be no exclusion from the institute on account of
theological belief. The bill is silent as to race
or color.
Claims of Prisoners of War.
Major General Hitchcock, Commissary-Gene-
Tal oil Prisoners, has given notice that sufli-
cient length Of time having elapsed for the pre-
sentation of claims against the fund under the
charge of his Office, moneys recovered from the
Rebel authorities, taken from United States sol
diers while held as prisoners OF war, no claims
presented after this day will be considered.
Pro rata distribution of the fund will be made
on the claims now on file, on satisfactory proof
OF the identity of the claimants and the au-
thenticity of the claim being presented.
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COMPLAINTS ABOUT AsHES.-The citizens
OF the sixteenth and Seventee nth Wards have en-.
tered Complaints about the neglect OF the scavengers
to rem owe the ashes placed IN from of their dwell.
ngs, according to tre new regulations 1t Is urged
that for the last two weeks the ashes have moi
nuisance.
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GoUGH on Peculiar People" at the Acadorpv n,
Music, Monday evening 14tn inst Vi
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ROBBERY OF A COUNTING HoUsE.-IRe
counting house OF Solomon WAGNER lumoer mer-
chant, at Il of Vienna street and FrankIord
Tosd, was broken omen last evening and the fire.
proof ROBBED of SO 20. The robbers becoming
alarmed lett the premises in hurry. There was
found near the fire-pIoot caW-hammer, marked
w X -. and a stonecutter's chse Had they pur-
sued their search they could have obtained much
larger sum OF money Tor their trouble.
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hicH BLACK SILKS tor Mantillas and Dresses,
j. w PRooroR & Co.
No nt
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PASSING A BOGUS CHECK-Richard Cum
nngham, a native of Boston, Mass, was arrest a at
Third and Race streets last evening, on the charge
of attempung to pass bOvu- check which drawn
on Mr Narbnton, the halter. He had n hearing
before Alderman Poland, and was committed m
ueiaut of $500 bail to answer
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HOUSE RoBBED.-Last night the residence
OF Mr. BaIt tey, n f. corner of twenty. seventh and
Lombard streets, was entered by forcing open the
hack door, and robbed of a small amount of money
The robber made his escape.
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DIsoRDERLY House. - Catharine Sines,
keeper OF dsordeTly house in Shupen rect below
Fourth, was arrested yesterday afternoon on the
charge above named The evidence showed that
she had harbored young woman named Mary E
Green living in Camden. Her father, Learning the
Whereabouts of his DAUGHTER repaired TO this city
and mmedla ely visited he house in question
" here he obtained possess OF his chld Catnarinn
was tEen taken into custody and had a hearing be.
fore Alderman Pottenger, who held her to answer
for the q legged oGcnse.
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LARCENY OF MONEY Bridget Kane, re-
siding Mt Front and Green stres's arrested last
evening at Fifth and Gallo Vhill streets on the
charge OF the larceny or one hundred dollars She
had rearing bfioIe Alderman Toland and was
committed in default OF $100J bail ~ "'
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PRETTY AND STYLISH CLoAKs for the Seaside
Promenade or the Country at s. So $40 and sI2
about one-half the cost of the ma erias -@'
j. W. PROCTOR Co,
No 920 Chesnut street
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"'Tls SWEET To Know there is an eye will mark
your comm y, and VroW brighter when Ou come -
these lines might have been written with poetic
foresight of husband or lover. after patronIzing
Charles Stokes & Coz "one-prIce" Clothing House.
under tine Continental
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3 ASSAULT AND BATTERY CASEs.-Robert
Mcconnell was arrested last evening on board OF a
vessel at Catbanne street wharf on the charge OF
assault and battery He was taken beiere Alderman
Pottinger, ana held TO answer Tor the alleged
Offense
Annie Myers was arrested on Monroe street, above
Third on a sImI ar charge. she heQ nearing be-
fore the same Alderman, and was held TO answer.
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Vicious DoG.-Frederick Lockmyers was
arrested yesterday afternoon at Franktoro road and
OXford streets, on the charge Of keeping a vicious
dog. he had a hearing before the Alderman, aud
was he'd 10 answer for the oflense.
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ReBBING A -PRIsoNER.-Barnev
Smith, who robbed a Iellow-prisoner a few da y
AGO O! coat and hst While In cell at rent.t and
thompson streets was arrested last evening at ms
residence, No. 174S n. Eleventh street. Alderman
Fitch committed him to answer,
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WINDOW SHADES, ONLY 81.
Window Shades, only 81.
Window Shades, only 81.
Window Shades, only 81.
Window Shaues, only 81.
Window Shades, only 81.
Window Shades, only 81,
Window Sha0es, OulY 81,
Window Shades, only 81.
Also, Lace Curtains, One Dollar.
At Patterns Curtain and UphO stery store.
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REDUCED PRICEs.-Now |. the time TO got suna
rior photographs, executed in artistic manner NJ
rare accuracy, at mOuera'e prices at r. n Rene,js
Gallery, No ga Arch street
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LIGhT CLOTH JACKETS, Circulars, and Basquines
closing out al and under cost prices.
j W, PROCTOR & Co,
No 900 Chestnut street
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G. g. ITO DRueeIsTs.-" Needles Compound
Camphor Troches," handy safe, and sure pocket
remedy for Cholera symptoms, Cholera Norhns
ete., For sa'e by Bullock & Crenshaw, Sixth and
TEE woNAH's FR1END-Lash's Eve dollar Wash.
ing Machine ID the best washer in the Market Call
and zee IT, ct
No. 727 MARKET street.
- "NEKDLEs-C- : COMPOUND c. CAMPHoR--
T.. H.. IRocHEs "-EneIgetIc, safe, agreeable, and
sure preventive for all Cholera symptoms Cramps
Collie, Cholera Morbus etc ; 90 cents per box.
c. G. T.-Don't cross the Plains, or travel On our
western waters without supply oI Needles Com
pound Camphor roches. Sole maker, Needles, at
welth ana Race streets, Philadelphia 80 cents per
LINE LLAMA LACE SHAwLs, pointed Ro,ondes.
ana Bournoux. at reduced Iates. '
J.w. PRocrOn 6 Co,
No 9zQ Chestnut street.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, the worlds greet
remedy tor Colds Coughs, Consumption and all
ancc IONS OF the Lungs ana Throat
EIcH BLAoK, SILKS tor Maptas and Dresses
by the yard, at less than importation cost
j. W PRooroR & Co.,
No 500 Chestnut street.
GoUeH on Peculiar People" at the Acadomv of
Music, Monday evening. 14tn inst.
PRETTY AND STYLISH CLoAKs for tho soasido
rpih'hhue OF tne country, at S0. S8, $40 and 30
about one-half the cost of the ma eriais ~-@'
j. W. PRocToR 4 Co,
No. 920 Chesnut street.
REDUCED PRICEs.-Now l. the time 10 get suna
rior photographs, executed in artistic manner Hf
rare accuracy, at mOuera'e pTices at r. r. Reime,,s
Gallery, No 6A Arch street.
PARIs-hADE MANT1LLAs, in all the fashionable
styles and shapes are nov reduced considerable
below cost OF importation.
j. w PROCTOR & Co.,
No 92O Chestnut street
"ubrcative packing Ior steam eng1nes-for terms
see 'z3 chesnut st phla., and 26 dey st, new yorS
WHITE CLOTH JAoKETs AND CIRCULARS. at 70.
duced prices. j. W PRoCroR x Co
No. 920 Chesnut street.
COMPOUND INTEREST NoTEs 31O and RON
wanted. Dc Haven Brother, No 40 s. ThiTc7
street " ~ Ahru
MATINEE, CARRIAGE AND RECEPTION C1oAKs
new and exclusive In stL 10, at one ha importa,ion
cost. j. w PRoCroR e. 20 i~
No. $40 Chestnut street
5.2O COuPoNs, DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTED BY DREXEL & Co,
No ~ SOUTH THIRD STREET.
POPULAR TAILORING
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER & BROWN
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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EVERY TRAVELLER, bv sea or land, should have
"Needles' Compound CamphOr TTOches." rheV
will save many pain and ache, correct the effects
OF bad water, climate, etc. Mace only by q.
Needles, at TWelIth and Race Streets
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PABIs-hADE MANT1LLAs in all the fashionable
STYLES and shapes, are nov reduced considerabiS
below cost OF importation.
j. W. PROCTOR & Co
No 800 Chesnut STRAIT
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The same reasons that exist for issuing ratlons Z,
the r. edmen OF Virginia, and the necessity for thu
continuance OF this Ieiel, apply to freedmen O
North Rrona, "
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Baving completed our duties in VIrginia we pro-
ceeded TO the Department of North Carolina, and
arrived at Raleigh on the 23l of April Here we
saw the Assistant Commissioner of the Bureau for
saio state Colonel Whlttesev, and obtalued
from hIm the iolloHing information as to the mum.
Der OF military officers and civilians emf. Dyed and
the numIer OF heedmCn to whom rat ons have been
issued since the Isl of December last in said State
Commissioned officers in the military servce:-
seventeen captains, SIX first lieutenants, eight
second hCutenants, one chaplain.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

contract surgeC at per month lOlOo
70 hospital attendants, at average pay each per
ii rs
average pay per month of..........,....... or 77.2O
Ihporers at an average pay per month OIL. 49p
In addition to the foregoing, enlisted men are de.
tailed as orderlies, guards. ETC., by commanding
oIcerS OF the Inherent military posts where Off ;ers
OF the Bureau are serving.
RatiOns have peen 1ss1ed rs fol 10 WI
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"lutricative packing steam enPlnes-for terms
see 123 cLesnut ST. phlla and 26 dev st new vorS
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COMPOUND INTEREST NoTEs Z $40 and 520s
wanted. Dc Haven Brother, No 40 s. Thjr5
street " ~ ~ Ahhu
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CONVINCED The most skephca of the merits o
H1SheeSh Cdndy. Nervousness, Loss of Appetite
General Debility, rapidly disappear before ITS mflu
ence For sale bv all Druggists.
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WHITE CLOTH JACKETS AND C1RcULARs NJ 70.
duced prices. j. W PRoCroR & 90 ~ ie
No 900 Cbeannt .traat
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FINE ART SALE.-Tbe second EVENINGS
safe OF fine ctures at Mr.. ocots Art Ga lery came
of last evening. The attendance was very large
and the prices were greater than on the prev ous
evening 1his was, perhaps, owing to the fact that
the special gems OF the collection were retained for
last nights sale. "
"The Feast IN the Sixteenth Century" by Schae.
tes, OF Antwerp, was bought by Mr. Harris Tor
$500, and The Young Brood" by Gerard OF Brus-
sells, by the same gentleman tor $3.50.
hrausman's Winter Scene" was purchased by
Mr.. McCreary tor 1906. This gentleman also Sc.
cured Morris I'm the highlands Tor $780, Lin
mg's Dutch Inn" $40 koek Rocks "larine,"
500 and Stroebels Early Call," SEQ.
Colonel BIRDS " Trappersp was boughs by Ir
Kennedy for S525, and Vaarberg's Market IN HOl.
land" $500.
TIE Marriage Contract" by Strabel, brought
$40, and was bought by Mr.. Lacey.
Compassion and Indifference" " by Delahaye of
Antwerp was bought by Mr.. Spencer for S24O
"lnterior of an lin in Holland +" by Ruyntiens
OF Amsterdam, was sold to Mr. Mitchell Tor $500.
Mr. Walraven bought annual painting for
SJ92 50 -
Otner good pictures brought good prices.
Mr.. scott Will no a sale Of fine PAINTINGS on
lhursday. May Ito the advertisement of which
we call especial notice. Some fine works bv native
artists VIII disposed Of
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A NEW CoNFECTIoNERY.-I elegant
store IN Guard row, No 1121 Chestnut street. has
been recently opened as a first-cass confectionery
and ice cream saloon, by Mr. Burdsal who has for
a long time betn connected with Mr. Mitchell, IN
Chestnut street, below Sixth. Persons residing in
the west end will lind this agreeable place OF re-
sort during the sumner months.
BILLIARD CoNTEsT.-The grand billiard
match between Ryall and Estephe: comes Off at Con-
contest that involves deep interest there will be
doubtless a large attendance. Both OF the gentle
men wonderfully skIlful with the cue, and have
many personal fiiends in Philadelphia. Let the
lovers oftbe beautiful science OF billiards take notice