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SINGULAR SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-In the Su-
preme Judicial Court, at Boston, on Wednesday,
the case OF Edward Murray and wife VS.. Drs.
Lucus A. Cutler Superintendent of the City
Hospital), and David w. Cheever, was com.
menced. IL is an action to recover five thousand
dollars damages. On the 4th of July, 1854,
a son of MIR. and Mrs. Murray while sitting in
the doorway OF house No. 2 Federal street,
was shot, ball from pistol entering his body.
The boy was taken TO the City Hospital Tor
treatment, to have the ball removed, as the
parents allege. few days afterwards he died
from the effects OF the wound The body was
opened, they state, by the defendants, without
their consent, for which act Che suit is brought
to recover damages. The parents allege that
they expressed their willingness to have an
inquest held, but none ever took place, and
deny giving their assent to post morton exaIni-
nation. The answer OF Drs. Cutler and Cheever
is that the consent of the parents was given
before the examination was made
GRAND LODGE OF MARYLAND, /. o. OF o. F.
The annual election for officers of the Grand
Lodge, ]. o. o. F. of Maryland, took place on
Tuesday night, and resulted in the choice of the
following geHtlemen:-Josiah Il. Baugher, OF
Franklin Lodge No. 2, Grand Master; NJ. s. Har-
rison, of Pacific Lodge, No. 60, Deputy Grand
Master; j. Q. A. Herring, of Baltimore City
Lodge, No. 81 Grand Warden; Joseph b. Esca-
yaille reelected Grand Secretary Richard Mar
ley reelected Treasurer; Rev. F. Marine re
elected Grand Chaplain; George NJ. Krebs, of
N 70. 10, Grand Marshal.
AN UNLUoKY Town. - The town of Poitiers,
France, has of late been singularly unfortunaJe Je.
Not long since the Mayor banker, was de-
clared bankrupt, and last week the cashier OF
the branch OF the Bank of France established
there absconded, leaving deficit of S0O00Of.
Several persons have been arrested on suspicion
of being accomphces.
HEAVY VERDICT.-The case of Mary Roessle
against the Boston and Maine Railroad, which
has occupied the attention Of the Supreme Court
in Boston for several days past, has been con-
cluded, the jury agreeing upon verdict OF
$4,000 damages for injuries received by her on
the road in 1868.
| FAST TYPE STICKING.-A match race came of
between two compostors a few days ago at Iowa
City. A. j. Kenny of the Iowa City Press, and
o. B. Bell, of the Council Bluff NonpdreH each
setting four thousand ems solid Bourgeois in
two hours. The speed is unprecedented.
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE JAMES RIVER. - The
Richmond Common Council is discussing the
advlsability of removing the bar off Rockets
on the James river. Atpresent ships of heavy
burden can get up only to City Point
A TRIPLE MURDERER.-The Grand Jury of Ra
| cine county, Wisconsin, have returned three
| bills OF indictment against Peter Fraham, the
man who committed the triple murder at Bur
lington, in that county, in December last.
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DIED.

ABRAM.-On the 18th instant, ABB RAM ABRAM,
In the 70ih year OIL his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No.
1927 Frankford street, Frankiord, on Monday after
noon, the 23d instant, at ] O'Clock. 10 proceed to
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ADOLpH.-On the 18th instant, ELLA, dau0hter
of Alfred W. and Catharne Adolph, aged years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
day afternoon at O'Clock, without further notice.
10 proceed to Monument Cemetery
ALLEN.-On the 18th instant, HARRIET TUR.
LEY, eldest daughter oil james I. and Harriet ID.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of her parents FoIieth street above Walnut,
saturday afternoon, the 2lst instant, at O'Clock.
Services at the Church of the Saviour Ihirtyeighth
street, below Market.
BAKER.-Suddenly MIR. EORGE +. BAKER,
in the 25th year OF MS age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
brother, Jacob Baker, No 1909 Marshall street, on
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock. TO proceed to
Brdesburg.
BoARDMAN.-On the 10Th instant, JOSEPH G.,
son OF William and Anna e. Boardman, aged years
and months.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
parents, No 1873 Orchard street. Bridesburg, sun
day afternoon, the I'D instant, at O'Clock.
CONSIDlNE.-On the 10Th instant, at er a lnger-
ing illness, MARY C0NSIDlNE, wife OF Sylvester
Consdine, in the 3Sth year OF her age.
Ihe relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from the resi-
dence of her husband, 5. f. corner of Second and
| ShIppen streets, on Monday morning, the I'D IN
slant, at 81 o'clock.
DAVIS.-On the 18th instant, Mrs. RACHEL
DAVIS, wife OF Jonathan Davis, in the 9Th year OF
| her age. -
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence No. 173
| Oxford street, on Saturday morning al O'Clock
To proceed to Plymouth Church, Montgomery
| county.
| DORLAN.-On the 18th instant, Miss CAROLINE
daughter OF John and Rachel Dorian, IN the 25th
| year of her age.
| Her relatives and friends respectfully invited
| to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
| parents, No 1893 ShacksmaXon street. on Monday
afternoon at O'Clock 10 proceed to hanover street
| Vault.
| FRY ER-On Thursday morning, April 10, ARMER
| PATTON, son of George and Jennie Fryer, aged 10
years.
Ihe relatives and friends OF the family especi-
luly invIed to attend the funeral, from the resi-.
dence of his parents No 1906 Walnut street, Sat
urday afternoon at O'Clock. ~
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SEIZURE OF GooDs.--The United States Collec.
tor OF this port seized this morning AT the Office
OF the American Express Company, two pack
ages of cloth, valued at niue thousand dollars
which had been sent here from New York by j.
I. Mccartney addressed to an auctioneer with
orders 10 sell. These goods were pointed out to
the Collector by Chief of Police sherman he
and Detective Rogers having become possessed
OF information that induced them 10 believe that
they had been brought into the United States
from Canada without the payment of duties.
The party to whom the goods were consigned
has no adviccs as to them, and does not know
the party consignng them. They will be held
TO await the appearance Of the owner or claim
them.-Rochester Union, Wednesday.
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HE editor of the Bulletin wrltes:-


"Partly IN spirit of scientific inquiry, and con
siderably more with the desire to rid of trouble.
some stump of long standing, we visited DR.. Cotton
at his office, No 797 Walnut street. this morning.
We inhaled the gas, and woke up in a minute or
two from pleasant dream, feeling as fresh and well
ever, and having the profound pleasure of seeing
old tormentor fast IN the grip OF the forceps of
the operator We absolutely felt no pain whatever
during the operation"
p. FL. Vanoer Weyde Professor of Chemistry in
Girard College, writes to Dr. Colton:-
~ know OF no case IN which should consider the
nitrous oxide gas unadvisable, except in a stage of
consumption far gone that the excitement attend
ing the extraction of tooth would be unsafe WITHOUT
any an6Stbetic
Office of Cotton Dental Association, No, 1877 Wal
nut street.
DR.. Cotton manufactures the gas every day. and
tests its purity before administering it.
He has administered it to 1858 persons without
failure or accident in any case.
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MARRIED.

BAIRD-BIDDLE-On the 10th instant, bv the
Rev G. c. Townsend assisted by Rev. + Adams,
d. D.. MATTHEW BAIRD, Esq, to ELIZABETH
NJ. BIDDLE both of this city.
CALDW ELL-MCFARLAND-On the 18th in
sant at the residence OF the BRIDES taher by Rev.
Samuel IRWIN, Mr.. JAMES CALDWELL to Miss
AMANDA MCFARLAND, all of tDs city.
LEWIS-LAFFITTE.-On the 10Th instant by
the Rt. Rev. w u. Udenhemer, Bishop OF New Jer-
sey, Il. EDWARD LEWIS of West Chester, to Miss
EMMA M. LAFFIrlE of this city.
MO0RE-WErHERBY-- On the 18th ul iuo, by
Rev. Samuel Durborow, at his residence, No. sos
5 Tentl street. Mr. WILLIAM II. MOORE to Miss
REBECCA WErHERBY.
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ANOTHER MURDERER HUNG BY MoB.-A little
son of Mr.. G. w. Nuckos, of Woodford county,
KY, aged l3 years, was sent with a horse to
meet his brother at Midway, in that State, last
Knocked on the head with a rail, By man
named George Meeks, who beat out his brains.
The murderer was soon arrested, and confessed
that ne committed the deed in order TO obtain
the horse. He was conveyed to jall, but mob
soon gathered. broke open the building, seized
him, took him to the place where the murder
was committed, and hung him to tree, as a ter.
rible warning 10 all other would-be murdeIers.
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NEW CHEsNUT STREET IHEATRE.-Miss Maggie
M tchell takes her first benefit after tour years
absence. She should aud no doubt will greeted
with full house and an enthusiastic apprect alton
by her numerous admirers. This is the last week of
Fanchon, and not to have seen Maggie Mitchell in
FGnchon would be like not seeing Forrest in Richie
lieu or Booth in Hamlet. Her reputation in this
part Is uneQualed.
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AMUSEMENTs.

WALNUT STREET THEATRE Mr. Broughlm gave
us another OF Dickens delneatIOns in the person Of
Captain Edward Cut'le," mariner, and proprietor
of FIX silver spoons ana silver wa,cn His make
up was the realization of a picture Iamhar TO ALL
and his performance full OF originality and humOr
Miss Glaham's "Edith' was even below her usual
meuIocrty She did not take the trouble 50 change
her dress Ia very ugly and unbecoming one) through
period OF three years, considerably conglomeIatng
epochs by so doing. pocdh0RtGS followed, with
many new Jokes by Brougnam. His "PO ahatan"
tull OIL genIallty and tun. This evening he plays
Flies in the Web and MetdnaorG in which limitations
OF Kean and Forrest will doubt enhance the
humOr OF the performance.
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SAD CAsUALTY.-On Wednesday evening
young lad attempted TO Jump on the cars as
they were moving, at the Bordentown depot
but was precipitated under the Wheels which
passed over him and crushed both legs in a
shocking manner. He was properly cared for,
but 1t was thought he could not recover.
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APPoINTED.-The New Jersey State Tenn
perance Society has appointed Rev. G. r. Sny.
der, of Burlington, as State Agent and Cores
ponding Secretary.
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ARCH STREET THEATRE Mr. Barrett appears this
evening for his benefit in the pay of the Marble
Heart. The part OF Raphael" IS full OF poetry
timent and passion. 1t IS essentially suited to Mr..
Barretts genius and will be mot tav Orabe 70 to
see HIM in TO all who love earnesness, ginaliIy,
gpnius
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MEDICAL SoCIETY.-The Medical Society
of Cumberland county held its annual meet ng
at Brldgeton, on Thursday, and was one OF the
largest attended ana most interesting OF any
that has been neld for some time. Able dis
courses were given ON the occasion.
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NEW JAIL.-The work on the new Jail in
Salem is to be commenced at once, and the
whole to be finished by the 6rtt of January
next. Ebenezer Smith has tee contract. 1t will
cOet S31O0.
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CAUGHT.-A man named Edward Palmer
was arrested, one day last week, Tor forging a
check on the Woodbury. Bank, and was taken to
Bridgeton, where he was locked up.
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ATTEMPTED SUGCIDE.-An unknown man
attempted 10 commit suicide last night, while
crossing the ferry, by throwing hlmselt INTO the
river from the window OF the boat. He was pre-.
vented from doing so bv some Of the PASSENGERS
and Captain Murray, who landed HIM at Market
street. He refused 10 give his name and was
taken in charge by an officer,
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DRY GOODS.
ll3 PRICE g. WOOD, us

lib PRICE &c WOOD, liz
N. NINTH STREET ABOVE ARCH,
Have just opened;-
A new lot OF Bonnet Ribbons
NO. 4 and Corded Edge Ribbons a
Black Velvet Ribbons t.
Bargains in Hosiery and Gloves
Ladies' and Gents Linen Cambria Hdkn
Gents Neck Ties, Shirt Fronts, and suspenders.
A new lot OF tlouncngs, Edgings, and Insertings
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
white Piques, rs, 90, and 81 90 yard.
Soft finish Cambria ana Jaconet Muslins
Nainsook Musins, 25, 49, 80, ak. 4 5O 6S up 10 80
Victoria Lawns and Swiss Musns.
Stripe and Plaid Muslns.
Large Plaid Nainsook Muslins
HAIR Cord Stripe and Plaid Muslns
White Briuiantes an auction lot S5 oens very cheap
Marseies, Honevcomb, and Lancaster Quilts.
Bleached and UnbleaChod Musns, at the very lowest
market prices. .r...
Best Bleached Muslins in the city at 25 cents.
Very heavy ard-wide Blenched IA uslin, ak cents.
Best makes Beached Buslins.
Heavy yard-wde Unbleached uslIns "a cts per yarI.
Pillow Case and sheetng Musllns
just opened one bale Al-woo Flannels, % cents pc
yard.
Fine quality all-wool and Domet FIannels
LINEN GOODS! LINEN GOODS,
Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Linen Napkins, very cheap, 50 3s S245 $3.50, 81 "a,
s275 and 50 90 per dozen.
linen BuckabacK by the yard.
Handsome Damask Towels, 75, SIX, and $780,
scotch Diaper by the piece yard.
Shifting Linens, from 50 cents up to sl4O per yard
PRICE DC WOOD.
No. 1l3 n. NINTH Street, above Aren.
n. B.-win remove to the N. corner Eighth and
Filbert streets about the last OF April. 4B
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The RATIO OF TAXEs.-The amount of
State tax apportioned To Camden county for the
coming year is 6,2Sl. This is exclusive of
county and nationel TAX.
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BIOKREN Il,
Z OR EXPERIMENTATION.



This preparation uneqU ed as rejuyenator and re-
storer of wasted and inert functions
The feeb O. the aged and als those who have in any
way impaired their vitality by excessive pysi
cal appcaon will fnd the iukrene TO be what its ime
mples-a Ii reiuveDatOr, which, while 1t builds the
shattered constitution will impart to the ings
the briskness and energy Ich belong to youth
NO matter by what cause gan has become entee
bed In lis functions this supe'b preparation will remove
that cause a and forever
BIOKRENE cures Genera Debility Impotency, Ner
vOus lncapactv, dyspepsia, DoDressOn Loss of Appe
tite Low Spirits, HhDecty Mentai Incidence Emaoa.
tiOn Ennui 1t has most lghitul, desirable, aud
novel effect upon the nervous sy and who are In
auy way pTostra ed by disabilities earnestly
advised to seek cure in this most excel ent and
eQualled preparation. -" .
BIoKRL Ne The Feeble, the Languld, the Despair
irg the Old should give this valuable discovery trial
will be found totally different IRON all other articles
the same purpose
o FEMALES.-Ihis preparation is invaluable In
weaknesses OF all kin ts as IL viii restore the
wasted strength with wonder al Dermaneuce.
1t is also and Tonic and will give re ief IN Dyspep
with the first Dose brief Dersis Its use
Will lenovae the stomach to degree Of perfect health
and Danish Dyspepsia orever.
One Dollar bottle six bottles for S5. Sod by
Drug giss generally Sent hV express anywhere by ad
dressing HUTCHINGS d HlLLYER PropreGorH,
No. 2S DEY Street, New YORK.
JOHNSON HOLLOWAY & COWDEN Il
No % No tn SIXTH street.
DY0 d Co.
10 thstu rp No. 232 N. SECOND St
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC - he Raves are still in their
glory lminating as they proceed towards the close
OF their engagement. They have one week more,
Ibis evennp the skating ballet of GOdenski will be
gwen with Gabriel, Francois, and Antoine. Young
America, of course.
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r EDU CTION ms PRI @ e
OF THE
AMERICAN WATCHES
MADE AT WALTHAM MASSACHUSETTS,.

In consequence of the recent great decline in gold and
silver all materials used in the manufacture Of
goods and in anticipation of stn further decline,
we have reduced prices to low point as they
can be p aced
WITH GOLD At PAR,
So that no one need hesitate 70 buy watch from
tue expectation that 1t will be some future
time The ties. of years, and the manufacture aud
sale of
MORE THAN 100000 WATCHES,
Have given productions the highest rank among
time keepers. Commencing with the determination TO
make only thoroughly excellent watches, business
has steadily increased public became acquainted
wi h their vaIue, until for months together have
Leen unable TO supply the demand. We have repeatedly
enlarged our factory BUILDINGS unl they now cover over
three OF ground and give accommodation to more
than eigh hundred wOrkmen.
We fully justified in stating that make
MORE TRAN ONE-HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES
SOLD IN THE UAIrEO TATES. rhe different grades
DISTINGUISHED by the following trade engraved
On the plate: -
|. American Watch 10 !" waltham Mass .
2. Appleton, Tracy & Co, 9" Wa than, Mass
3. p. s. Bartlett" Waltham Mass.
4. ''Wm Ellery"
5. OUR LADIES' WATCH OF first quality is named
Appleton Tracy Il Co.." Watham Mass.
6. Our next quality of Ladies Watch, Is named "P.
8. Bartlett" watham Mass. These watches
are furnished in a great variety OF sizes and styles
OF cases.
The American Watch Company, of am, Mass,
authorizes state that without distinction trade
marks or price,
ALL THE PROD UCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRA VTED
be the tme-keepers of their class made in
this or any otner country. Buvers should remember
that unlike the guarantee OF foreign maker, who
never be reached this warranted good at all times
against the Company their agents. and that IT, after
the most thorough trial any watch shoR!d prove de-
fectve any particular 1t may always be exchanged
for another.
Asthe American Watches made at WAltham are for
sale by dealers generally throughout the country, we
do not solicit orders for single watches.
CAU TON.
The high reputation of our watches having caused
them be extensively counterfeted by foreign makers
and sold in this country genuine, the public
toned to buy only OF respectable dealers All persons
selling counterleis will be exposed and prosecuted.
ROBBINS &c APPLETON.
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
4ls6trp No. 1872 BROADWAY, NY.
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HAIL SToRM.-A severe hal storm passed
over the lower parts OF Jersey few days since,
blowing down the houses In Vineland.
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EUROPEAN TAN BATHS INSTITUTE,
AZ under the supervision ct

EUROPEAN IAN bAIHS' INSTITUTE,
~ under the supervision ct
DIR. PLaNI!Z.
No. IL n. MIN ii street,
For the Of GOut, Rheumatism, Paralysis fIys-
teric OF Epileptc Conyu sions ana " ma'adies
originating from detects Ia the body oY the bood,
such as Piles, letter, Wounds, etc. obtuse or
Withered Limbs recover their sensbillty, and the
its healthy form.
Patients, while under treatment be accommo-
dated with board at the Institute "a l3 lmrp
CARD TO MY FELLOW-CIrIZENS SUFFERING
FROM PARALYSIS.
Having suffered ior period OF eight with
Paralysis, and having experienced the treatment of a
number of physicians both In this country Europe
all OF which treatments had fa ed to perform cure
take great pleasure in recommending I IAN BATHS
of Dr. PLARIIZ, No. IL y. NINTH Street. From the
of twelve or his baths have completely regained
my health, my system at the time of their commence
ment being thoroughly poisoned the use of drugs
and minerals which had been given me
am too happy to say that my blood, through the
treatment OF Dr. PanitZ, Is thoroughly cleans
and my limbs, which ad no control. strong
and healthy In short, now well man and II
any sufferers wish further nformation viii cheerfuy
give 1t on application to me.
% H. FRITSCHE,
13 STRIP No. Al n. WATER Street
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PERELLPs OPERA.-rhis evening Linda will
be repeated Mademoisclle Denegre having
tIrely recovered from her Indispostlon, the opera
will be given with AL Its concerted music with
the omission of the part of "Pierotto Mr. Schmld
made profound impression in the part OF carlo"
and with Miss Hewletts merits the public of these
operas d'etite are well acquainted.
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SABBATH SCBooL.-The Sabbath School
Association OF Atlantic county met in the Pres
byterian Church at Ma 's Landing few dys
since, and the proceedings were OF an interest
ing character, representing the affairs of the AS
sociation to be III a gratifying condition. A
religious interest is manifested among the adult
members OF the schools OF that place.
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

FOUND DRowNED.-Yesterday the body
of man was found floating in the Delaware, az
Gloucester, supposed to be that OF John Jenkln-
SON. a member of the 10th Pennsylvania Infantry
Regiment Papers we're also found upon his
person, indicating that he had been drafted on
the 21st OF September, 1864, from Green gich
township Gloucester county. Coroner Po we'll,
of Gloucester, held an inquest, and also has
charge of the BODY.
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O. FOR SALE-A FRUIT AND seSA
E.l Grain Farm of l73 Acres, in Kent county, -
Delaware quarter Of mile east of Kenton station
the Maryland and Delaware Raj road and about six
miles south Of smyrna. The property is handsomely
situated, well improved and productive. The dwelling
neat frame, containing eleven Ql) rooms. The barn
of the finest in the county.
At present. land sufficient TO keep one hand employed
and garden well supplied with fruit and planted
abundantly with vegetables reserved with the
dwelling; the spring ages and harvests rented on
shares purchaser therefore take possession i'm
mediately, without embarrassment to himself or the
operations of the farm.
It is rstclass property in highly improved neigh
borhood and is offered below the present market price
of such land.
Price, sic 900; one half cash.
Address HENRY JOHNS,
llWfml2tF KentOn, Delaware.
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LOST.

/ 0ST OR MISLAID, A PERPETUAL POLICY
A. OF INSURANCE issued by the Fire Association
Of Phadeiphla TO JACOB BASLEk, ior Sl6OO, dated
July 49, 1860 Any informal thereof win be received
by c. ENGLH0FER
Attorney at aW.
32l lmrp No. 4O7 North FIFTH St.
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In consequence of the recent great decnein gold and
silver all materials used in the manufacture OF
goods and in anticipation of sti further decline,
we have reduced prices to as low point as they
can ha N a.