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s-T-1s6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

UhAAEO y IuAN lAllUN DlA IBAeos
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an antidOse TO change Of water and
diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind
Tney prevent rniaSmauc and intermittent
fevers
They purify the breath and acidity OF the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera & Cholera morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak strong, and are exhausted ma
tures great restorer. They are made Of pure
st Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaye Bark,
roots and herbs, and are taken with the plea
gure Of beverage, without regard to age or
lime OF day. Particularly recommended to
delicate psrsons requiring gentle stimnlant
Sold by al GTocers Druggists Hotels and sa-
looms. Only genuine when the cork is covered
Nv our private u. s. Stamp. Beware Of couD-
terfeits and refled bottles.
g PHI. DRAKE & CO.,
q Park Row, New York.
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REcoMME MENDATIoNs: /:

MEMPHIS, TEES., August 5, 1855.
have used Morgans self Rising Flour, and
find n do be must excellent article / have
aiso examined the ingredients which produce
Us self rising properties, and md them 70 be,
not only innocent, but important TO perfect
nutrition. I can freely recommend Il as a most
heslthful ana desirable flour, producing an
article OF bread superior 70 that made in TIE
ordinary manner
JNO. r. FRAYSER. NJ. d.
We fully concur In the above, having ex-
amincd the ingredients
&C. L. WILCOX, NJ. d,
Il. f. BROWN, N. D.
hsve examined the ingredients aud pro-
noUncs them innocent, and the bread superior
r. Z. MALONE, 81. d.
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so The Portland Argus says there Is
in the possession Of family in that city
hen which they have had for twenty
four years. This ancient biddy lHysquite
regularly, and gives promise Of good duty
f0T years to come.
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MTEFPHIs, Tenn, August q, 1855.
hsve used Morgan's self Rising Flour, and
examined its Ingredients II is ali that he
cIalms Tor IL, and is entirely harmless 20 all
sick or well, and Is especially adapted q diet
for dispepticS aud cOnsnmptives, its materials
supplying in those cases, healthful and much
needed nutriment. J.. ". GABBERT, Is. ID.
will prepare any barrel Of -four sent 20 me
or Will furnish any quality OF flour ordered, bul
for my own sales use none but the very best
II Harrison, or fts equal
The breed and biscuit made from this noul
can be eaten as well warm as cold, without ths
least inconvenience 10 the weak and dyspepuS
stomach, ana mas been known 10 greatly benent
4. 49,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

GIN
Al NIP6EN & REAKERTs.
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AUCTION SALES

=. -. .-.,-s every week, and psr1aps ulleoar
- =. ~ 80 - -. .,sr,f thinR N our line We vii
-. = uSsrs on hand stock for asls oppoS11l
iTs4S ,--,sr q osasa, Adants street..
". = ASpHa4QS ( SOS,
taia-ln
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RA- Another one Of TrafaIgar's heroes
has passed away in the person Of wee
AtimiTal VIM. Henry Herringhanii who
died on the twenty-seTenthO OF December
| He was one Of the few surviving ON
Gers who took part in the battle Of Ira
I falgar.
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Notice to Stock Traders.

That we are prepared 70 take care o. -
number OF horses and mules on sale Me ~ =
several lots to rent for that plt - - -
bssf stand In the city % sell alock- y -.
40 say 10 our friends THAI We are ready %
-~,-,Sf thsir Waeons and stock as EeIeloi uLt
- A., f-.f -ve ,rlif Try 70 acoofn.uodate ~ eEy
body IA eur Line We eA2So. ~ -
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
--~~~Vv~>N N~N~~>~~~o~~~~~~~~~~~-
ARRIVAL OF THE getty OF BOSTON,"
-~~~~-O~>No~~~~SSS-,-~--S>>~s~
THE GERMAN WAR.
~-~~~~~O~SVOS~~~,~S>o~~S0N~N
NO SERIOUS coLLISIoNNET
-"">~>-~~~~~~~~->oss >oss>.~~>>~>~~~~-~---
MINISTERIALCRII,S In ENGLAND.
-~~~-~-~>-~y>o~ON,O>-~----.>--,~--.
Etc., ETC., Etc, Etc.. Etc. Etc. Etc.
MINISTEBIALCRIS,S In ENGLAND.
Etc., ETC.. ETC.. EsC.. Etc. ETC., Etc.

SANDY HOOK, July 2.-The steamship Cfty or Iaos.
ton, from Liverpool the Goth, via ouoenstos.p
on the 2lst of June, has arrived CT ths point.
Her advices are two days later than were fu-.
Iished by the steamer Brem,n.
LONDON, June 20, SVening.-No rtrious collision
has yet taken place anywhere between she Austrian
and Prussian forces but battles are expected at
frankfort, and in SaxonY or Sllesa.
owing to the ADVERSE vote on the Reform Bill
there is a ministerial crisis in England.
n is believed that the ministers Will jnder their
designations.
LATER
NEw YORK, July 2-Ihe Steamship CJts Of Rost,,1
arrlv cd up at O'Clock thigaftemOon.
CONNER cial EO OteIlIgence.
LIVERPOOL, June 90 Evening-Cottor-T
sales Tor three days amount to 20 900 bales irc5n
S5OO bales to spectators an exporters. The, mar
ket IS dull, with decline OF tDld. Middling Up-
lar DIS are quoted at 18d13IG,'
Breadstuffs DuoYant
The Provision market is firm and advancing.
LONDON, juno 2O Evening -Consols clos cd at
S5BdS6 for money.
American Stocks-U. S. Five.twpnties, 649; nli-
nois Cen RAJ, 74Jla75; Erie, 40jds4l.
LIVERPOOL, June 2O.-Hhe steamers Citu Of ES4s-
don and Britannia have arrived at this port.
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CONFECTIONERY AND FIREWORKS in view of
;nS approaching anniversary of American fudepen.
dence, Mr. George W. Jenkins, renowned oonfec
toner at No. 1907 Spring Garden street, has just
opened LARGE and varied assortment Of Fireworks,
comprising Rochets, Roman Candles, BengOa
Lights, Star " heels, M mes, Demon Torches, Pin.
Wheels, Chssers, sqwbs, etc etc which are of the
best quality, ana Will be sold at much lower rates
han they have been for several years His stock of
Foreign Fruits, Candied Fruits Je,lies, Preserves.
etc. IS very fine, as is also his nmtable Con'ec.
loneiy, which he manufactures of pure sugar, tn.
out the admixture OF any hurtul compounds For
any Of the above articles this Is the place to VISIT
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MaIkets by TeIegraph.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Cotton quiet at S6a87c.
State SO 6O01O rs; Ohio, So sO0l375; Western,
S6SoG10 90; Southern, $40 2O917OO; Canada 500
d13'90 Wheat dull and sales unimporlant. Corn
has advanced lCd2o at the opening, but receded to
Saturdays pricess l20, 900 bushels sold at s69SSc.
Beef steady: Pork tirmi 2OO0 barrels Mess sold at
SS237JG32 so. Lard dull. Whisky dull
NEW York, July 2-Stock market strong. Illi-
nOis Central scrip, l20a; do bonds, 106; Michigan
Southern, 78s; New York Central, 98s Reading,
1043 Virginia IS, 81 MissOuris 78; Erie 03s W est
ern Union, 50; Treasures, 103; 10 40, 971 5-20s,
lO44; Coupon 6s, 1861 Cold 1888, The stock Board
has adjourned over till Thursday.
BALTIMORE, July 2.-Flour is dull. Wheat dull
and unsettled. Corn quiet; white SI'l9G1 81; yell
low $10S There is little inquiry foI Oais and the
prices are weak Provisions steady; shoulders ll5c4
Sugar firm, with well-supplIed market. Whisky
dull.
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MARRIED.

HARDING-HENNEN.- AT Throg's Neck, on
Friday, June 70 by the Rey William Il. Scott, D.
D., j. MORRIS HARDING, OF Philadelphia, to
EVA, daughter of Alfred Hennen, ESQ.,, OF New or.
leans. SS
MoGINLEY-KATZS.-On the evening ofiJune
1S, 1866, by the Rev Joseph E. Smith, at the Parson-
SE0RGE W: MCKINLEY to Miss BECKIE W.
REIFF-CROWE WELL.-0n the 3lst OF Januurv
1866, by the Rev. John Thompson, Mr.. ISAAC s.
REIFF to Miss MAGGIE CROWELL, all of this
city.
THORNE- ZIEGENFUS. June %, by Rev
James Y. Mitchell, POW ELL r, THORNE, ESQ of
Philadelphia, to Miss EMMA L. ZIEGENFUS, of
Haddingon, Philadelphia.
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DIED.

CLARk,-On the lst instant, afera short illness,
EDWARD W. CLARK, of the United States Navy
aged % years. son Of DR.. Jonathan Clark.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
dence, Lower Merton, Tuesday, the Sd instant at
3O'clock T. M. To proceed to North Laurel Hill. Y
CUNNINGHAM month 1st, after a lingering
illness, SARAH CUMMING, wife of Charles Cum.
ming, in the 63d year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
band, No. 8S4 N. Sixth street, on Fifth-day, at
O'Clock. lnterment at Monument Cemetery.
KEMP.-0n the 1st instant, Mrs. ANN KEMP,
relict OF the late John Kemp. of New York city.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
Mr.. James Eccles No 2022 Christian street. ON Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock. lnterment at Odd Eel
lows Cemetery. -
KERN.-On the SOth utimo, CATHARINE ELI.
ZABErH, wife OF George Kern, No. 1243 N. Twelfth
street.
Due notice will be given of the funeral
PAUL.-On the Both ultimo, Mr.. ALBERT W
PAUL, eldest son OF the late William X. Paul, ESQ ,
in the 28th year of his age.
His relatives and friends and those of the family
also Mount Olive Lodge, No. 375, 1. o. OF o, F. are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, No 1845 Canac street, on Tuesday
afternoon next at O'Clock, without further notice.
POLL0CK-On the Both of june EDWARD,
son of William j and Rose W. Pollock, aged years,
s months, and weeks.
Funeral on Tuesday, July 8 at O'Clock A. NJ,
from the house of his father N, W corner of Seven.
teenth and FItZV ater streets to which the relatives
and friends OF the family are invited.
THOMS0N-0n the LIST inst, captain NATHAN
THOMSON, in the 10th year OF his age North Caro-
lima papers please copY)
His remains will be inferred in LAUREL Hill Gene
terry, from the residence of hts nephew, George
ThOmson, No 61S N. Tenth street. on Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock.
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CONGRESS.
WASHINtF'
Senate.

WASHINGTON, July 2.
Senate.
Mr.. CLARK IN. Il J, from the special committee ar
pointed to take INTO consideration the condition of
the Mississippi eyees, made a report accompanied bv
Dill making appropriations for the repair of the
levees.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in reply 10 reso.
Tut on OF FRIDAY last states in comrHa ica Ion to
the Senate that the Treasury Department had infor
matt on at the time of the appointments OF Thomas
more as Collector of Customs Mobile, that
Emore had never held office under The late Rebel
Government, but had been opposed to the Rebellion
from its inception.
MIR Nye introduced joint resolution for the re.
presentation OF the mining interests OF this country
at the Paris Exhibition Of 1867. Referred 10 the
Committee on Mines anG Mining.
Mr.. Conness called ill to uuiet the title to
certain lands IN Benecia California DShi"h
A bill to pay certain volunteers called into the
fervlce at cincinnati TO repel the K1rby Smith nva.
Mr.. Harris IN. y from the Committee of Confer
ence on the disagreeing votes Of the two Houses on
on The resolution for the of the United
States at the Paris Expos tiop. made report The
Conference Committee struck out the words 'iin
coin" after the amounts appro rated and "a tbTs
amended the joint resolution goes to the President
The consideration of the Niagara Ship Canal
bill was postponed, without discussion, until to-
House OF Represen tasives:
Under the call of the States for bills and Joint
resolutions the following were introduced and
By Mr.. Lynch tNe.b bill to protect the public
credit, and to prevent bribery and corruption
rating the Guardian Society fer reforming juvenile
offenders IN the District OF Columbia
By Mr. Bidwell Cali to aid in the construction of
a canal in California.
A resolution offered by Mr. Perham last Monday
came up, recitlng certain outrages committed in
Georgia upon citizens from Maine, and calling upon
the President to inform the House whether the per-
sonal rights of citizens of the Unted States at
present sufficiently prote cted In sald State, and
whether further legislation necessary to clothe
him with sufficient authority to protect all the loyal
citizens of the States recently in rebellion in en-
joyment of their constitutional rights After some
debate the resolution was agreed 70,
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FLIES
The flies swarm forth on frolic bent
And O'er our faces light,
Or stuck on "fy.papers," present
A very nasty sight.
Yet, though those fatal papers say
Their thousands ev'Ty hour,
New flies us thicklv throng our way
AS buyers at the Tower;
No sticky traps we here require,
But charm you with welmade attire!
LINEN Busters.
Light Cashmere and Cloth, Alpacca, Drap dEte,
Duck and Linen sack Coats.
Light Cashmere, White and COLored Duck Skete
ton Vests.
Light Cashmere, White and Colored Duck, and all
kinds of Linen Pants.
AHkinds Of SeasonabIe Clothing for MEMS Youths,
and Boys tcer, IN large supply at the tooeSt prices
possible BENNETT g. Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No, 518 MARKET STREET.
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INSTRUCTION.

= H E g A RAY INSTIT TUTE.
~ ENGEISH AND FRENCH.
Boarding and day pupils Nos 1927 end 1920 SPRUCE
Street will reopen on THURSDAY. September 20,
French the language of the family, and is constantly
spoken in the Institute.
Primary Department, $50 per annum.
Day Scholars per annum. 500.
Day Boarding Pupi!s 5000
MADAME DHERVILLY,
6 % mw4m Principal
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CHoLERA.-In all time OF pestilence, want ofproper
precaution destroys lives than the disease ITSELF
Should the Cholera visit u.s. the lives Of nine out of
ten of those who will be attacked may be saved by
the timely use of MARSDEN'S ASLATIC CHO.
LERA CURE No family should be without It, to
be promptly administered when premonitory symp.
toms first make their appearance. Depot, No. 4S7
BroddtUdy, Ne1C York. For sale by all druqgists.
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NEW BUILDINGS AND ALTERATIONS
DURING THE PAST MONTH During the month of
Building inspectors; ;-Ihree-storY dwellings, 162;
twostory dwellings, 147 bank, l; dryhouse, l;
chidTens homes, 2; laundry, l; mills q offices, s;
sheds, 2; slaughter houses, stables 2O stores lO
shops, 70; st0l lehouses, l. Total number of new
Total number OF permits $50 ~
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MILLER & Son, at No. 61O Market street. have one
of the largest and most complete stocks of the kind
in the city. They accordingly do large wholesale
business in all sorts of CONNECTIONS fruits and fire.
works. To those who are laying in their stock tor
the Fourth, only intimate that they will but
FreV orks are, OF course, needed by everybody and
will be used by ever body. In the of fruits and
confectionery, also, there are many who will cen.
slder the occasion warranting an extra OUTLAY
To all such say give Miller Sc Son a visit and Won
will be suited, unless YOU very hard to suit.
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=. POLICE ARRESTS DURING JUNE.-During
the past month the following police arrests were
ORGANIZATION OF DEPA ARTMENTs.-Thi

ORGANIZATION OF DEPARTMENTs.-This
moinirg, the Board Of HI alth, Guardians o. Poor,
coming six months The principal officers are as tol-
Secretary, E Ward M ID.
Guardians Of Poor-Presdent, George Fret Sc
cretary, Charles i. Miller
Prison Inspectors President John b. Biddle,
nj. ID. Secre aty, Edmund Smith
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HELLER announces this as his last week at the
AIcn street Theatre opening this evening with a
serves OF Jokes illusions, and musical oroedur en-.
nrely new. His still crowded audiences attest hrs
neYerswannR popu arity.
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The Steamer Scuba" signslIed.

HALIFAX, July "A steamer, supposed to be
the Cuba, from Liverpool on the 23d ult., has
been signalled below.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

BRYANTs MtNsTRELs.- - In addition to the nightly
performances. the Bryants appear on Wednesday
M eInoon IN grand matinee, at which all the lovers
OF mnstrelsy enjoy themselves 20 the utmost or
their capabilities in that direction.
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PICKPOCKETS ARREsTED.-About2 2o'cloclz
yesterday, George March, Andre W Kane and Thomas
McLoughlin were arrested at No 19S Pine street.
charged with picking pockets. "
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Suicide of Senator Lane.

WASHINGTON, July "A later despatch to
Representative Clark says Senator Lane died al
O'Clock this morning.
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~, WALNUT STREET THEATRE The week opeps al
ns tbeatre with the grand spectacular drama of the
Ndtoo queen still upon the boards. IL appears TO
nave 1851 none OF Its atractiveness for the payROers
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THE ASSAULT ON OFFICER ORR-A man
named Patrick Heenan has been arrested CHARGED
with being engaged in the late assault on Officer Orr
Aldel Imam Patchell held him in $3l0O bail.
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THE UNIVERSAL ALARMIST,

which, by discharging percussion cap, made expressly
the purpose, will prove very eectua In the preven
tiOn of burgaries, etc.
The following are some Of its great advantages
lst Simplicity of construction cheapness and in
application, so that servant or child may set It,
I'd. Freedom from danger to persons or property.
Sd. UniYersality OF application to part of Door,
window, Grating, Shutter, Gate, Garden, Preserve,
Fish Pond. etc.
4th 1t gives check 10 burglars by alarming the in
mates neighbors and police,
9TH The mind Is relieved from much painful anxiety,
in female loneliness old age especially when articles
OF great value kept In the house.
9Th 1t Is universal protection TO travellers to fasen
on chamte ter doors
h It's construction simple and not liable to get out
of order. - -
STRUMENT.
We have put our article at the low price price Of &c ONE Nj;
che aper either from rom our agents, For lurther
partcuaTss rR99Te N IN TRor VoIGT CO.
ofice, No. 524 WALNUr street;
We will send the ALARMIsp to any part OF the
country on receipt OF price, and % cents extra tor
Country Agents wanted, $40 9m
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IF PEOPLE WHO SUFFER from the dull stupidity
bat meets us everywhere in spring. and too often in
all seasons Of the year, knew how quick it could be
cured by taking Ayers SarSdparRia to purge the
bile from their STEMS should have better neigh
bors as well as clearer heads to deal with.
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SUDDEE DEATH.-An unknown man was
taken sick last night while attending the sery ces
the a'vary Bapt st Church, Fifth street. below Car.
pen. er, and ed before reaching home
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SWEET OPoPoNAx-NEw PERFUME FROM MExr.
co.-The Sweet Oroponax is the ladies delight The
latest fashionable perfume Try it once and you will
use no other. E. +. SMITH, & Co New York
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BATHERs ARREsTED.-Durlng Saturday
and Sunday the Park Police made thirteen arrests
for bathing in the Schu xiii near the Park.
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SHOT IN THE LEG.-A colored man named
with on the Fourth, and was Yesterday engaged in
hourishlng the weapon az Sixth and Lombard
streets, when 1t exploded. and shot him in the leg
infhchng painful wound W.
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WHEN you are depressed by the Vaunt, sIckly feel
ing OF disordered system, which needs to be
cleansed and stimulated into healthy action, take
dose or two ofAyer's Pills, and see how quick you
can be restored for shilling
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A RICHMOND JAILOR IN THE HANDS OF
THE PHILIsTINEs MIR John Carey is the Super
in endent OF Richmond (VIrginia) jail, and came to
this city lately to purchase quantity of machinery,
etc. to take to the late Rebel capital Mr.. Carey
stopped at the Continental with friend, and on
Saturday paid visit to the Penitentiary and Jen&s'
Armory at Frankford leaving his friend with
newly made acquaintance.
On returning to the Continental Mr.. Carey missed
his particular acquaintance, but met the one he lett
him in company with. The new acquaintance IN.
formed Mr. Carey that he was from Virginia, aud
had come also Philadelphia to purchase machinery
He was yery friendly and communicative, and in
yited Mr., Carey to take walk, which was accoded
TO- and the twain started forth.
When near Third and Walnut streets, another
individual Joined the party and accosted MI Careys
companion in friendly manner. mutual intro
ducton and exchange OF civilties ensued, ana IN
the course OF the conversation which TOOK place.
new acquaintance No. said TO new acquaintance
No q "Oh, while think OF it, III pay you that
$1OOb The other said, ooh never mind; time
The payment was insisted on, however, and q
book drawn forth, but the debtor found that
he only had q check for $1,000. He was about run
ming TO the bank to get cashed, when he suddeny
turned and said to Carey, ooh just lend me $OO for
few moments to pay this bill, and III pay you as
soon as get this check cashed " The money was
lent the two went into building apparently to sign
a receipt, and Mr.. lCarey waited outs de. 1t is
hardly necessary to say that Mr.. Carey has been
waiting for that check to get cashed ever snce
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COmmorctaI InteIIigence.

The King of Hanover has conf erred the
honor of his newly created order, "El nest Au
gustus," upon NJ. Jules Benedict.
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|i53iY:X1QI!s{iaS
KSy:I4lIl2I[dIIlII1
EiE EAEW3SiS1lSIsf7OT

TN ORDER TO SAVE MONEY AND GET AN
article that nearly every one is rushing for. buy
PRESTON COAL, at S6 % per ton, Egg and stove
and very hne quality of Lehigh at $3.50 per ton for
EGG and Stove delivered to all parts Of the city, tfee
OF Slate and dirt Orders received at No ia s. THIRD
Street eH
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COMMENCEMENT DAY.-The annual COM
meEcement OF the Departments of Law and Art of
the University of Pennsylvania will taRe place to-
morrow morning IN Musical Fund Hall, at a quarter
past ten O'Clock. The exercises will CONSIST of
oratlons by the graduating class and a Masters
the degrees to be conferred is that of IL D.. on
Henry Coppee formerly Professor in the Uni.
Yersty, and now President OF the Lehigh University
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THE FREE LECTURE AT THE HoRTICUL-
TURAL sooIETY's Rooms On Tuesday evening,
July g. will be by Mr John Saul, the celebrated
grower, Of Washington, d. q. The subject;-"kOses
and their Management"