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PENNsYLVANIA LEGISLATURE


HARRISBURG, January 1.-Two grandsons OF
Corn Planter who are here relative to extensive
land claims in the Toll regions were granted
for about fifteen minutes. The principal point
OF the speech was to ask money TO pay their
expenses in coming here, and for clothing; but
nothing was said about claims to land.
MIR. Connen read bill providing for the more
accurate indexng of lieI.s against real estate in
Ph'ladelphia.
The bill incorporating the Philadelphia and
Arizona Mining Company was passed.
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The following are the salaries of French
Ambassadors and Ministers Plenipo'enhary as
$4,000; London, Ell, 900; Vienna, 9s00O; Ma
drld f6000; Rome, e5600; Constantinople, f56O0;
Pekin, 94SO0; Berlin, 244OO; Florence, e44OO;
Brussels, f32OO; Rio de Janeiro. f32OO; Washing
Hague, f5s00; Buenos Ayres, f28OO; Athens,
f240O; Munich f2400; Frankfort, f24O6; Lisbon,
f2200; Copenhagen, f20O0; Dresden, f2OOO, S.utt-
CART, f2O0O; Stockholm, f2OOO; Carlsruhe, flsOO;
Hamburg fl80O; Hanover, 9l80O; Bogota. &l600;
Tangiers, fl3O0; Cassel, fl200; Darmstadt, fl20O;
Weimar, fl2o0
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
The Maryland Registration Law-Inter.
mai improvements.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
BALTIMORE, January l9.-The contest in Mary
land to repeal the registry law, which prevents
Rebel sympathizers and their Democratic allies
from voting, is growing intensely fierce. may
say, confdenhally, very large majority of the
Legislature is in favor of the law it is and will
not alter line of it.
From present indications nearly or all the
great railroad and internal improvement mea-
sures before the Legislature will be successful.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TRLEaRAPH,
Friday, January 10, 1896.

The Stock Market opened very dull and IRE
gular this morning, with very little disposition
10 operate. Government bonds are firmly held,
with salesrof 7'3Os at 9sl@9sb; and 6s of 1881 at
1044; 90 was bid for 10-40s; and 1O3s for old
5-2Os. State and City loans are unchanged New
City 6s sold at 92S.
Railroad shares are unsettled. Reading sold
at 500, a decline of Il Little Schuylkil at 3li,
decline of /; Camden and Amboy at 126l; Penn
sylvania Railroad at 81, an advance of /; and
Catawissa preferred at 42@942A the former rate
decline of L; $50 was hid for NorristOwn; 54k
for Minehill 80 for North Pennsylvania; 6Ol for
Lehigh Valley; 26 for Elmira common; SO for
preferred do; 2SR for Catawissa common; 294
for Philadelphia and Erie; and As for Northern
Central
In City Passenger Rail way shares there is
very little doing. Chesnut and Walnut sold at
5l3. 5l8 was bid for Tenth and Eleventh; 32A
Tor Thirteenth and Fifteenth; S75 for Heston
Vile; 80 for Green and Coates; and "a for Girard
College.
Bank shares are firmly held, but there is lea
doing. 1876 was bid for Philadelphia 100 for
Farmers and Mechanics; so for Commercial;
80 for Northern Liberties; 2Sl for Mechanics;
90 for Kenslngton; so tor Penn Township; 20 for
Western; so for Manufacturers and Mechanics;
81 for City; 62 for Corn Exchange; and 81 for
Union.
In Canal shares ELhere is no changeto notice.
Schuylkill Navigation common sold at %. 284
was bid for preferred ditto; 53s for Lehigh Navi-
gation 81 for Susquehanna Canal. 81 for Della
ware Division and 56l for Wyoming Valley
Canal.
Oil shares are in fair demand; McElrath sold
at 2. This company have struck two new wells
within the last five days; it is not generally
known, but they receive one-half of the oil free
of expense produced by the celebrated Sugar
Valley Oil Company. CornplaIter sold at 1-l6;
Era at /; Sugar Greek at 45Q5; Dalzell at 2t; and
Sugar Valley at 80.
We always take pleasure in commendlng
good sound local company to favorable notice.
From the annual report of the Treasurer of the
| Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Company, of
Philadelphia, Alfred S, Gillette, Esq. we extract
Il few items which are worthy of especial note:-
| ''The Girard has received as income during the
| past year $l09, ,S31l3. Upon loss account there
has been disbursed s33, ,434 43; strict fire busi-
| ness only has been dine. The fine property at
the corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets has
| been purceased by the Grard and the amo mt,
$735OO, was paid out of the treas ury last Satur-
day, without borrowing.
| PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
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Markets hv TeIegranh.

NEW YORK, Jenuary 19.-COtton is quiet. Flour
dull. and 66II0c. lower; sales OF 6000 barrels at
S69Oa8 20 ior state; S8'4Oa1O25 tor ONO; and
Sc 95d8'25 for Western; Southern unchanged aud
dull $50 barrels sold; Canadian 6l110c. lower 800
barrels sold at sS01l 10. Wheat dull and dropping
Con dull Beef steady. Pork heavy and 10 YER at
$50 for Mess. Lard heavy, at l5kglS9c. Whisky
dull.
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From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, s. c., January l8.-The steam
ship Raleigh, from Wilmington for Apalachicola,
has put in here for repairs. The ship Amelia
sailed hence to-day for Liverpool
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Loss Ofa Steamer.

NEW YORK. January l9.-The steamer Charles
Benton, from Newbern for this port, was ahan.
doned at sea, January 10, in a sinking con ition.
The crew, numbering twenty-eight persons, were
sBAed by the brig Monticello, and landed at
Holmes Hole.
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From HAVANA.

NEW York, January l9.-The steamer Corsica,
Havana and Nassau, N. p, has arrived here. She
b ines no news, except that the steamer Mont
m ~, hence for New Orleans, had put into
Nassau, January Is, with the loss of her rudder
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Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
PORTLAND, Maine, January l9.-The Aorauidn
has arrived from New York, and sails for Liver
pool tomorrow.
There are no signs of the North American or
Eora Scotian, now due here from Liverpool.
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Florida.

WASHINGTON, January l9.-The Government
has relieved Provisional Governor Marvin, and
has recognized D. S. Walker as the constitution.
ally elected Governor of Florida.
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Exhibition of Philadelphia Sketch Club.
The first annual prize exhibition of the Phila-
delphia Sketch Club was inaugurated by a grand
reception, held last evening, at the Derby Cal
lery, No 625 Broadway. The salons were well
filed all through the evening by number of
our most celebrated art cOnnoiSSeHrs, who sub
mltted the pictures on exhibition to critical
scrutiny. The works on exhibition comprise
paintings IN water colors and oil, pencil draw
ings and illuminated sketches, many of which
are well worthy OF the attention OF the art'loving
public. The hanging OF the various works of art
forms an exception TO the general rule, in being
well and carefully DONE under the direction OF
Mr. c. F. Hazeltine, President of the Club.
The artists who have works on exhibition are
Bispham, G. F. Bensell, j. R. Brevoort D. w. G.
Boutelle, G. Burling, H. Balling, j. d. Barrow.
j. g. Bristol, A. f. Bunner W.. Fl. Beard +. E.
Church, G. e. Candee, S. Colman, G. W. Con-
nayrel, W. E. c.. j. F. Cropsey, J. B. Carpenter,
4. w. Cook, j. w. Casllear, G. c. Coleman w.
Crary, M. F. d. DeHass, A. Donlevy, E. s. Doo-
little, F. o. G. barley, Miss G. A. Davis, J. D.
Dabour, J. H. Dalph, O. Delamothe, J. o. Eaton,
s. j. Ferris, MISS X. Fay, A. Fredericks, S. Il.
Fanshaw, j. Fairman, D. c. Fabronius, I. ].
Fennimore, E. Forbes, G. L.. Yusell, S: j. Guy,
J. E. Galyan, E. GreatCrex, s. R. Clifford, H. P.
berton, A. N. Henshaw, R. W. Hubbard, C. NJ
Jenckes, j. John, L. s. Juliard, D. r. Knight
j. f. henseJC, y. Lane, ii. A. Loop, II. LOftlcnlusi
E. d. Lewis, J. H. Lazarus I. LIE Clear G. Linen,
P. Manzoni, E. Mitchell, W Morgan, @. Meyer,
E. Moran, W. s. Matthews, ". Magrath, W. r.
Miller, j Mglvaney, V; Neblig, F. P. Otter, J.
Parton, W. p. Parrish. L. Rondel, M. RAN
sey, R. H. Reed F. Rondel P. F. Rother :
T el, F. d. B. Richards, I. B. Reed, T. P. Rossi-
Ger, A. @. Smith, M. Strongithaim G. Schussele,
j. B. Stearns, Il. Tuckermann, J. Thompson, p
Yillamil, H. Van Ingen, II d. X. Van Elton L,
J. YerDert, e. White, j. Wilson, s. w. Wenzler,
S. Is. Waugh. W. Il. Winner, L. M. Wiles G. b.
Wood, Jr., }. H. Wright W. Whttridge, A. W.
Warren. NJ. L. Wagner, G. III. Yewell.
The exhibition will be open to the public this
morning, and win doubtless be visited by
large number of artists and admirers OF the fine
aIts.--N. Y. Herald.
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The New York Times this morning says:-
'"The Money Market is characterized by extra
ordinary ease. Lenders eagerly offer accommo-
datlon on call at four and five, generally at i've
per cent, to strictly frst-cass borrowers, whose
wants are unusually moderate, in the absence of
anything like active speculation at the Stock
Boards, or vigorous rade in produce and mer-
chandse. The discount market is moderately
brisk, prime short date paper passing freely at
6@7 and good to fair do. at 7s09 per cent. per
annum. The Sub-Treasury balance this evening
stood as high as $50, ,858 $50, on receipts ot
Sl724 no. against disbursements of 81, zoos, ,6l6."
The New Orleans Picaytle of the Sth says:-
"The movement of the Exchange market was
suspended in consequence of the banks being
closed but we noticed one sale of sterling, ship
bill for fl600 at 1853, which may be regarded as
an extreme rate, and one tor f2000 at 1854 for
gold. One of the banks offered to draw for
$4,000 at 1853, which is one per cent lower than
its rate on Saturday. The sales of francs include
$4,000 very first class at 3'724. Domestic Ex-
change was also without any movement worthy
of special notice. We noticed, however, sales of
$4,000 New York sight at II per cent. discount;
small amountat Il; $3.50 sight and 1--WE days
sight at 1; and $4,000 thlrty days at o."
"A despatch from Washington says.-"The
new tity-cent note was yesterday Issued ny the
Printing Bureau of the Treasury Department.
The new issue is similar TO the old one Ia size,
and differs from it only in the substitution of
finely engraved picture of General Spinner In
place OF eX-Secretary Fessenden, and slightly in
its typographical appearance. 1t is the desire
of the Department to call in all old notes Of the
denomination mentioned, in order to redeem the
genuine, and DESTROY the immense amount of
counterfeit fifty cent fractional currency"
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The FIST Democratic paper in Kansas-tbe
Council Grove D6fl0crat-has just been started
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THIRD EDITION
WASHINGTON.

Special DespatcAss q, The Bpenap0 Telegraph.
WASHINGTON. January IS.
Claims against GOveFnnaane from the
g0utheEn Btatos.
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pected to take possession Of the custom houtes
in O ebort time. This is understood to be one
of the arrangements made by M. Langlais.
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SALES AT PUBLIC STOCK BOARD TO-DAY.
Reported by f. I. Walton, No. 205 S. Fourth street,
FIRST CALL.
100 sh Corn Planter. / 100 sh Ph& Ch R.. 40
800 sh Shafton gas 65 1000 sh Walnut Isl bSO 40
100 sh Maple Sh. $40 Al 100 sh do.. ...b3O 40
100 sh do b30. 1000 sh Story Farm. I
500sh Am G PIT. .s5 500 sh LeadingCkb30 !
leo sh Read.,.. ..b5 50R
PHILAD'A GOLD EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
10 A, ,M............139H IL 1885,
II A. M...........,,.13Sf Up. P.M.,...,.......1 1881
Market dull.
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WANTS.

f5s WANTED TO PURCHASE.-A HOUSE
vi in he western paTl the CITY between Broad and
twenty first streets and Vine and Pine streets. Imme
daie possession. Price about $4,000.
Any one having such house will confer favor
upon the advertiser by addressing j W. s., at this
ONCE. 866t
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RARGAINSl BARGAINS! BARGAINS
u AT I. SIMPSONS SONS, Nos 922 and 9A PINE
Gents Gauze Merino Vests long and short sleeves
irop, % cents r, 1p a., These scare are auction goods
Ladies Gauze Merino Vests, all Sizes from s7x
Boys and Misses Gauze Merno Vests all sizes at
A iull assortment of Gems Gauze MerIno Drawers,
Gents Isle Thread Kid Finish Gloves only 50 cents
Sdcs' Isle Thread Kid Finish Gloves 81 and a7H
cents ts per bairadNeTTy DC GesiTap n1 goods @
Ladies wTite and ua tlsle hread Gloves Ell sizes
large assortment OF children's Gloves botl white
and colored cheap. 49,
4 ull and complete s)rment of Ladies'. gents ans
Chdrens uose both white and bro all sizes rom 70
ladies' exIa wide Hose, white and brown al Sizes a
BOYS ana Misses Hose al sizes and Qualities
Gents brown Elastic English Hall hose, 81 and 4Oo
Gents brown Lse half-h0se, cheap.
Black 81 Nett, Tor wells, Only 40c. per yard worth
Best French whalebone Combination cOrsets, beau l.
c@ reeeyeS rom n ion large Of
B'acK and white wide Bonnet Ribbon cheap.
dtngs Insertings and Flounclnss in grea variety.
Tape 1rimming and agnsrlng t0r skirts cheap
chies from 2Oc up, all nen also large assortment of
Combs ana bigihSS IhShN d,w6{i bTP&RTMkNT q HrHd
4 lerte assortment of Dam' SIX able Linens, all
Fruit Snow6rOp Damask, and colored boriered DOy-
lies, quail and ice
iul asso' tment OF apkins. chea1.
Gents heavA Furnishing Linen, tol untergarmen's.
A large ment OF owe and Tow el ing at very
low prices.
Splendid inc oshlrting and Fronting Linens from
4Cc per ward mp.
1914 ia and IL arseilles Qui is in every quail ty
NaTseilles and PiQuis from 37Hc to 81 % per ard
lot OF Jaconels, rom auc ion, only 42c per yard,
worth Csc. his lot is cheap, ana Is going last
Plaid and Plain Cambric Mus Tins in every quatr.
Plaid ano Plain ainsooks do do.
Plaid and Plain Swiss do do.
Pulled Mus in for bodies in besuti ul qua titles
FLANNi LIS.
n end ess variety of BaIardvale Domet, and Gauze
FlaInels cheap
A lul assortment of CT oice styles Prints lowest
market prices.
All the leading makes of Bleached and Brown Muslns
at the very owest figures
large assortment OF Black ilks, from SIPS up
AUCTION GOODS.
MusliDs for curtains from 90 cents ard up beau
lful quality and neat patterns Persons wishing to
purchase would do well to call and examine stock
goods before going elsewhere To persons buying in
quantities we sell at Wholesale prices At
,. SIMPSONS SONS,
8 67ths2t Nos 922 and 924 PINE Street
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RetracIiOn
(ALLENTowN DAILY NEWS. J

hereby acknowledge that the charges and
specifications OF fraud, which published in the
Allentown Dairy Nelos, respecting the "GRAND
TRIAL OF SEwING MACHINES" held at ISLAND
PARK, NEW YORK, las September, were altoge-
ther to,tho1H foundation IN tact.
l thought that the Florence Machine really
should have gained more of the advantages
claimed than we're awarded by the judges, and
very naturally supposed that there had been
some kind of "trickery" practised, and so sta ed
in several publications; but upon a more tho
rough investigation of the matter, l learn that
the whole trial was conducted in fair and
honorable manner, and that the Wilcox &
Gibbs Machine demonstrated, in the estimation
of the committee, some hirtytUe points of supe-
rioTity over the Florence Machine, in competi.
ton, and that the Wilcox q Gibbs obtained the
HIGHEST PREMIUM.
This freely admit, in Justice to the firm
whose character | so unwarrantedly called into
question. VIM. +. WOLFE,
Agent Florence Sewing Machines.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, June 5, 1866
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.TEFF. DAVIS.
Wait OF His Counsel So His,Inv. MI.
babIe KeIeass IN n lew


Wait of HIS Counsel so Hlga-.S
babIo keleAse IN y 80 ,us,,. N
FoRrREss MONROE, June ,s y uourn w ,is EdsoI NJ
r,sod pd,vin A Van sVctS ana y nenI! Eusal5
neSos E1Mln n. -. nI Burton N. Harrison, the
OF Jen. DAVIS e1ansei scretary of the great Rebel
u.,o Lnso"a Snn .sost of the war, have passed
entertain gday with JEFF Davis inside the tort.
nearly tne 9lalt and that of his legal associates
nI neeu .9ssiOna one their conferences with their
sslnB ghed client were strictly private and conn
slsunk and no doubt with sole reference 20 the eH-
esnned trial next October Richmond. Young
Harrisons visit, though connected with TINS I'M
portant approaching event, was more soclal one
than anything else. Mr. DAVIS greeted MN with
great cordianty, as also dId Mrs. DAVIS
He acknowledged to me seeing gIeaI s change ln
Mr. Davis' ply sica condition from tne time ne last
saw him. though not of the marked ana dlscouraginR
character he had anticipated Inc entire party TOOK
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Davis in the finely fur
nl.hed ca emate occupied bv the latter, who is now
keeplnR house for her husband, Their child is with
them though not quite able to dI pense hospitality
in the sumpiuous style OF her Richmond regime
auxiiiares for comfortable housekeep ng to prevent
her guests gOIns away in complaining mood
Thoy LETT ihIs evening Tor the North Mr.. Reed going
to Philadelphia, and Mesers Van Syckle, Edsal
ana Harrison TO New York. They parted with Mr.
Brady yesterday, who went to view the old battle
ground In front of Petersburg.
Nothing has been heard of the result of the con-
ference in Washington OF Messrs. O'Conor, Shea
and Pratt with the President, Chief Justice Chase
here, and those OF Mr.. avis counsel with whom
eOnversed to-day expressed the sane view but that
these conferences will end tavorably to Mr.. Davis
ii is confidently believed that in ess than a week
Mr. DAVIS will ase 20 be conf ed a a prisoner of
war in Fortress MonrCe.-N Y. Herald
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MEDICAL.
M EDICAL ELECTRICITY
DIR. S. w BECKWITH'S
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 1920 WALNUT STREET.


For he benefit Of those proposing to undertake Elec
list few Of the more prominent and most common
complaints met with In our prac ce in all of which we
are most successful In NEARLY CASES OF CHRONIC
DISEASE ELECTRICITY Is A SURE REMEDY, AND IN ALL
CASES BENEFICIAL IF PROPERLY APPLIED Those there
lore. afflicted with comp aints MT here enumerated
need have hesitation in applying and whehcr only
RELIEF, or PERMANENT CURE he efec ed they will
receive replies accordingly All consultations fre4.
aiPepsy' Sa0rea or ct vnus Dauee Paralysis
tation OF the HesrL Lock-Jaw etc
stinae Corstlpation Hamoirholdes or fii.s 81 iSns
atulent and Painter s Collie aud al Affections of the
8 stsr h Cough ai.d Influenza Asthma when not
Tleuiisy Peuroayna or rheumatism Of the Chest
Consumption in the early ages
tence, and semma Weakness. rhe latter compl ain
never ia to yield epid to tins Treatment:
turvame Hip Diseases, Cancers, rumors (those last
named sweys G9rd without pain, or cutting or plas
q. Uterine Complaints, involving a ma position, as
rroapsus Antroversion, RetroveIsion, In1amm alton
UlceIaton and various other Affections of the Womb
MIS-. BLCKWITH has the Ladies' Dep artment under
her STp Ep Sdrs ana suPeryision ana d.
referred to he i0lGwi, g;named gent emen, who have
Sssn @ 3 &hSu fRd sse our on others at
a. nton No. si6 spruce SIR ct; W b. smith,
above C3%Ss1nt; W, Bradley S5 Fourth ssTest;
If 5fn street ISCw 81 Eh' MIR p Pc rhrd and 0he
ton 81 +SUis Sai Ne f EaSOb VGnGsgrfs Odessa pei
PRysicans or students desiring 10 have IN
the correct application O. Electricity for the OF dis
Consultation fTee. Descriptive circulars of cures
effected, witt numerous references can be had by an.
plication at the office or Dy letter. "
All letters addressed 10
DIR. s. w. BEOKW WITH.
No. 1920 WALNUT Street.
so sthm Philadelphia.
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LOST

I OST-THE CERTIFICATE NO. 1921, Is
IL sued by the City Of Philade pnia (old to provide
for the subscription to he pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's stock Gated september 22 1853
dol ars payable to John Garth Dodgson, of Preston,
Lancashire, England, and Bry Sharp of London. Eng
land trustees btaring interest at six per per
num- Redeemable July 1883. tuthslsts
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CHEROKEE REMEDY

Cures all Urinary Comp lalnts, VIZ Gravel Infam-
nation OF the Bladder aud Kidneys Retention o. Urine
Structures Of the uretnTa Dropscal swe linss Brick
Dust Deposits and all diseases that require durec,
and " b en- used in conf junc ton with the
CHFROKEE INJECTION,
does fail to all Mucus Discharges in Male or
Female curing recent in rom one to three DAYS,
and is especially recommended In those cases OF Fluor
Abus or Weakness IN Females The two medicines
used in conjunction Will fail to remove this dis
agreeable comp ant and In those cases where otner
medicines have been used without success.
fIoe IHi9etiSyh h9@sfiy ons DSue 3. e. AH's0 sS
The Cherokee "Cure," "R, M dy.' and "Iy c'toR'
are to be found in all well regulated drug stores and are
recommended By physicians and druggists all over Lhe
world Tor their rinsic worth and merits Some un
prncpled dealers however try TO deceive their Gus
toners by Sc ling cheap and worthless compounds-n
order 10 make money-in place Of these y a9t & ge-
ceped II the druf gists will buy them Tor you write
10 us and we wi send them you by eXpress secure
packed and fee from observation We treat all diseases
TO which the human system Is subject, ana viii be
pleased receive fun and explicit sat mens from those
who have ed receive relief heTelo ore Ladies or
gentlemen dress us IN pefJtet e.nndence we oe
sire to send thrtytwo page pam phiet ee 20 every
lady and gentleman the land. Address all letters tor
pamphlets medicines advice TO the sole proprletor
6BtuthsStp No. 81 WA KER Street, N. Y.
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PRICE & WOOD.
N. W. Corner ZIG aTH and FILBERT SITS

N. B.-Just opened, case American Cambrlcs 25
cents yard. 24S
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VXTANTED-THREE DISABLED SOLDIERS,
w at rear building OF No. 7V2 RACE street. Wages
el0 per week 81 3t1~
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THE RISON BOILER

A SAFE STEAM BOILER.
The attention OF manufacturers and Others using
Steam is confidently ed to this Steam Gene.
raor COMBINING essential advantages in absolute
safety rom osion in cheapness of first and
OF pairs in economy of fuel, facility of cleaning and
transportation etc. not possessed by any other bOteI
use This boiler / formed OF 0mbination Of
costiron hollow spheres each sphere eight inches ex
ternal diameter and three eightbs OF inch thick.
These are held together by wrouGht-iron bolts, with
cLps at the ends
'ion some OF them IN the pest establishments in this
citv.
For descriptive circulars price, apply to JOSEPH
HARRISON. Jr. Harrison Boiler Works, GRAY'S
Philad elphia. 42l tn th2m5p
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AUCTION SALES.
d SCOTT, JR., NEER,
OsNo. lV2O CHESNUT STREET. 52lS

CARD.-We are prepared from now until july l, TO
make special sales Of any description Of merchandise
RCy terms, etc. apply at the once, 0225t