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Nor DRowNED.-Henry Barron, the lad
who fell overheard yesterday of one of the
Wharyss, and was Ashed out aud carried home,
supposed to DO drowned, was afterwards resus
oitated and Il now all right. The lad resides
with his parents, at No. 7ol Seventh street. be-
tween q and u, Island,
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FOR SALE or RENT

T. o r II L N IA LARGE BRICK
l. HOUSE, with Ten Rooms, situated on L street
south, between Seventh and Eighth, Navy Yard Gas
and water throughout The house. Rent tS6 per
monthi payable In advance. Apply to Jos
REPETTl, corner Of sevsAth and I streets, Navy
Yard, or Of ThoS. Dennis, at this otiee. myip.
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FAREWELL TO THR TWENTY PER CENT.
Farewell dearest friend, since You surely must 10,
We must say the word though II doubles our woe;
But 80 happy you made US while you stayed with VI
here
That we can u let You 60 without shedding tear.
Alas It must be- But give US your hand
Oar hearts ~ go with you to that shAdoVy land
And weul think Of You of iR your Cela, lonely bod
Away from the clerks, SHIT up with the dead
And pray for You, too, and We trust not In vain,
That Il Bwift resurrection will bring you again,
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BIDS FoR SUrrLYINu STAllokERf 10 the
Internal Revenue Bureau for tho hscal year
ending June 20, 1868, were opened and appeared
as follows, Mt noon Thursday;
William Carter & Brother, Boston, james ii
shockell 4 Co, y New York. Stearns 4 Bell, New
York; c. L. Chamberlain 4 Co, Nemphisj Estee
4 Smith, New York. Browne Co., New York;
Blanchard a Mohun, Washington, D, C. Fishor
4 Field, New York brewer Brothers, New York
Moore, Wilstaeh y Baldwin, Cincinnati W. A.
Crawford Now York. Luther Stephenson, Jr.,
Boston, L. p. studley a Co, st, Louis Peter
o. Donnell, Now Orleans Little, lianford Co.,
Watertown, N. Y; Thomas W. Price, Phladel,
phia; White 4 Corbin, Rockville, Conn Philip
i solomons, Washington D. c. George W
Woodward ! Co, brooklyn, N. " WoolwOrth
4 Moffatt Denver, c. II George W. Kassler
Denver G. I,
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General sIckles, Order.

NEW YORK, April 15.-Gen. Sickles,
commandant of Military District No. 2,
embracing North and South Carolina,
has issued orders under date of Charles
ton, s. c., April 18th, setting forth that
the deStitution prevailing among the
population of the district renders
necessary for their relief the adoption
of extraordinary measures. He there
fore orders that no person shall be inn
prisoned for debt except upon convic,
ton of fraud; that Judgment or decree
for the payment of money on snits OF
action arising between December 10,
1860, and May Is, 1865, shall not be en-
forced by execution against the proper
ty or the person of the defendant: that
sheriffs, coroners and constables,
shall suspend for twelve months
sales Of property on liabilities
contracted prior to December 18th, 1860:
that all proceedings for the recovery OF
money for the purchase of negroes, are
suspended; that in sales of property by
execution or order of court there shall
be reserved TO defendants having others
depending upon them, Implements of
husbandry, household goods, etc., to
the value of $500, and that the property
Of absent debtors shall not be taken.
The order also prohibits the practice
Of carrying deadly weapons, except by
officers and soldiers, and makes an Of
fender amenable to trial and punish.
ment by a military commission. The
punishment of death in certain cases
of burglary and larceny is abolished,
and authority is given the Governors
of North and South Carolina to reprieve
or pardon persons convicted and SEN
fenced by courts, and remit fines by
penalties,
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NEW York, April 15.-The Herald's
special says that Mr.. O'Conner on Fri
day sent to Senator johnson requesting
that gentleman to associate himself
with counsel for the application in the
matter of the Georgia injunction. MIR.
johnson responded that he would have
TO decline, inasmuch as he desired To
aid the South, and his opinion Is that
these proceedings must end in injury to
that sectiOn.Of the country, rather than
good. a -'a7aS'f.FftfE
The Times special says: Advices
received here from Louisiana state that
General Sheridan has, by the effect OF
his recent orders, absolutely tied the
hands of the civil authorities so that
Governor Wells, who, under the Con.
sLttution, has power to make removals
and appointments in certain offices, can
do nothing without first obtaining his
consent. 81 NV
The old police force are retained, but
are more respectful toward Union men
and freedmen than before. Colonel
Thomas Adams Monroe, Chief of Po-
lice, is continued in that Office, although
an effort is being made to secure his re-
moval, and the appointment of General
Sypher for Chief of Police to fill his
place. =
Many prominent radicals at New
Orleans will soon petition General
Sheridan to allow Mr.. Wells to make
the removals, and thereby flank all at
tempts on the part of the ex.rebels to
prevent them by parties at Washing
ton.
Senator elect Garland, of Arkansas,
is here and has presented a petition
for an injunction against the enforce
ment of the Sherman bill in that State,
and will make motion to file 1t in the
Supreme Court next week.
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NEW YORK, April 15.-The indica-
tons are that the carpenters's strike
will soon end, and the men return to
work at the old rates.
The Supreme Court entered motion
to admit A. Bradley, colored lawyer,
of Massachusetts, to practice In the
courts of this State. He was referred
to the Committee on Character.
There were two suicides to-day, both
by hanging, namely, Theodore Bertoff
aud Betsy Gain.
The connterfeiter, Uhlrich, who was
arrested in Cincinnati and brought
here, has made detailed sstatement Of
all his transactions. 1t covers 95 FOOLS
cap pages. s=-
A fatal disease, termed /; meningitis,
which has prevailed for some time past
at several places on Long Island; at
tacks persons in robust health, and
generally proves fatal in 4s hours. The
membrane OF; the brain and spinal
chord are inflamed, and the whole mus
cular system is subjected to a strong
contraction. Reaction and stupor fol-
low, into which the patient sinks and
dies. In every case, so far as heard
from, except one, death has Inexperienced.
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The Latest News.
10y TRLRaRAPH.
BY THE CABLE.
Ad7leea to lh0 15th Of ApEll.
LONDON, April IS COnsols, eON; Erie,
3s3<i Illinois Central, 7s7<; o. 8. bonds,

LONDON, April 15-C onsols, oOa<; Erie,
SSH Illinois Central 1854; o. 8. bonds,
l74. E1h iE lLFSi
LIVERPOOL, April 15.-Cotton, quiet.
Corn, 4sss 3d.; California wheat, 14s.;
oats, IS. Sd. Pork, IT'S. Cd. Petroleum,
Is; refined 1s.,5d.
LONDON, April acknowledgements
new, 81; Erie, Ss1<; Illinois Central 761<;
Sugar, firm.
LIVERPOOL, April l5-Eyening-Cot-
ton firmer and advanced I'D.
VIENNA April 15.-Dlspatches re-
ceiyed here state that Omar Pasha, with
ships Of war, and large number of
troops, had LEFT Turkey for the purpose
Of Joining In the moyementto suppress
the insurrection in Crete.
LIVERPOOL, April l5.-EveninE.-
Cotton closed firm at the following au-
thorized quotations: Middling upIands
at I'D; New Orleans at 12l<d; sales
amounted to 1900 bales. Provisions
unchanged. Corn, mixed western at
ass: Cd. per quarter. Wheat, white CAL
ifornia at1ss. lOd.@ 14s. Sd. per GENITAL.
Produce unchanged.
LONDON, April l5.-Evening.-wheat
advanced 2s. per quarter. Corn was
quoted at 4ss. per quarter. Consols,
eo1<; u. s. 5,2Os, ~; Illinois Central,
763zi Erie, Ss11. ~ s
LONDON, April 15-Evening.-spain
mas yielded to the demand made by the
British Government in the case of the
steamer Victoria. -li,' ,.-l...,
LISBON, April 15.-The Brazilian
mail steamer brings additional intelli-
gence that the Emperor Of Brazil, in
order TO reinforce his army on the river
Paraguay, had called the national
guard of the empire into active;service.
This caused much discontent among
the people, and provoked some oppose
ton to thecontinuanceo OF the war with
Paraguay.
ERANkEoKr, April 15-Evenlng.-
American bonds closed at 76sS. :
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81 !, T. u Is d. DAVIS

IEAUCY DYING AND lTnTRTW23
ESTABEE9HMEST,3 fAREcEP SIRE
~ between Monroe and Quincy, one door
A9oSe n apoa1u g 6s0s Auction, Rooms. All
kinds Of ShaWls, Dresses and RihbonS and
every description Of ~ = Woolon md, Coz.
TON goods done, Rt OFT notfca and. soh - 4.
s9naSls LSttas 81 g md 4 Il
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BOSTON, April 15.-In the Superior
Court, to-day, Judge Morton sentenced
Luther NJ. Harris and James W. Har-
ris, brothers, to pay fine of $1,000
each, for being engaged in the lottery
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From south America.

NEW jYoRK, April 15:-Advices from
Panama present a picture of anarchy
and military despotism. Columbia
Mosquera had finally broken up Con-
gress by military force and imprisoned
s. Senators and Representatives and
among them ex. Preside nt Murrillo, his
rival at the next election. 1twas ex-
pected that his next object OF attack
would be Panama, and that the State OF
that name would in all likelihood de-
clare itself free and independent. =
The Heraldts correspondent at Homo
Iuln; Sandwich Islands, writes that
Admiral Thatcher, OF the United States
Navy, has been decorated by the King
with the order Of Kamchamcha.
The Cham Der Of Commerce of Homo
ldlu!Was agftating the question Of 4
reciprocity treaty between the Islands
and the United States. From the sta
tistics Of 1866, It appears that the exports
from the United States were larger
than those from any other country.
Gen. Morgan Smith, the new Ameri
can Consul, had arrived at Honolulu
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DUNK1RK, April 15.-Dunkirk harbor
Is now open. The lake is clear Of ice
on the south shore of Dunkirk.
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BALTIMORE, April l5.-Returns indi.
cate that there will be ten thousand ma
jority in favor OF the Convention to
frame new Constitution.
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CrNc1NNAr1, April 15.-The river has
fallen Is inches since Saturday. Rained
all night and morning, and still raining.
Thermometer 60. Barometer202 5, fall
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AsTRoLoGY.
The World Astonished
::Ar THE WONDERFUL REvE1.Ar1oNs

FAT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BYTHEGREA TAsTRoLoaIsT,
Madame N. A. PERRIGo.
CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL.
- ever knew. She restores to hRppineS8
those who, from doIeful events, bankruptcies,
crosses IN love, loss Of relations and friends,
loss OF money, &C., have become respondent.
She brings together those long separated,
gives Information concerning absent friends
or lovers, restores lost or stolen pIOperty tells
you The business you are best a1RlihSd TO
pursue and in what you will Ne most success.
tuI, causes speedy marriages and tells you the
very day you will marry, gives you the
name likeness and characteristics Of the per-
her almost supernatural powers unveils the
dark and hidden mysteries Of the future
From the BtRtB We see In the nrmHnent-th0
malehc BtaTB that overcome or predomlnale
positions OF the planets and the fixed staTSin
the heavens al The time Of birth, Bne deduCeH
tho future destiny of a man, fail not to
cOnsu the greatest Astrologist on earth. II
costs you but tribe, and you may never
again have so favorable an OppOtunity
Consultation Zee, with likeness aud all dc.
sued information u. Parties living at a dis
lance can consult the Madame by mail with
equal safety and satisfaction to themselves, a.
lin peTs0n, Afull and explicit Quart, written
OUT with all Inquiries RnAwered and likeness
enclosed, sent by mail on receipt of price
above mentioned. The strictest secreay Will
be maintained, and all cOrTesp Ondence re-.
turned or destroyed. References OF the hlgh-
est order furnished those desiring them.
Write plainly the day ofthe month and year
IN which you were born, enclosing q small
lock- Of hair. Address,
MADAME H. A. PERRI0O,
p. o. DRawER 9S, BUFFALO, N. z.
mHh23-aoi .tFfWkWty 'aa Iff rs
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Boston, April 15.-The Office of the
Pilot newspaper, was partially burnt
this morning. Loss $4,000.
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aiWAsH1NeToN, April l5.&Ths pub.
lished list ofyotes on the confirmation
of Gen. Rousseau, Is incorrect, not hav-
ing been procured from otaeial sources.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETB ~, TELgGRAPa.
NEW YORK. April Is

corroN;-very urn; sales 100 bales at IKE
for rniddlinE uplands.
FLoUR.Receipts. 1883 bbls. Market less
sales, S 100 6bls; market closing quiet. Cali
ornia hour-Flrm and unchanged; sales 5000
bbl8 and sacks,
Receipts 42.2OS bus. Mar
ket without decided change and with moder-
No. Milwaukee; $ 05 for winter, red Canada;
s. IS for amber State; S540fOr white Michigan;
8 S598 40 for white California, part to arrive.
Rye-Lower for WESTERN sales zoo, 600 bus at
/ 81 509l SO for western, chiefly inside prices
81 81 for Canada, free. Barley-HeAVy; sales
q, 900 bns at 81 q for Canada west. free, and
81 069ll II for two and four roWed State; Bar
ley Malt-Dull; no receipts. Corn-Receipts
1900 bus; market without decided change,
and with moderate demand; part Is for ex::
port; safes l28 900 bus at 81 296l 80 for mixed
western in store 81 S19l 50 for do afioat; 81 Is
| al % for new white and mixed western;
81 q for new white southern; slSo9l 81 for
new elbow Jersey and southern, 0ats-No
receipts; market less active, but without de-
cided change; sales $1,000 bus State at 7S97Ic
for old and new western; 7s9S for State.
Corn, 45,4G bus; oats-l $sl $50 bus; Rye
| 1870, SIS bus; Barley-SSS 855 bus; Barley Malt
I-2259l BUS: Peas-2S, $50 bus.
GRoCERIEs- COfee-.QuIet SuKar-steady:
sales $50 hlds at l01S9 Nc for CnOa and ll1Sc
/ for Porto Rico. MoiRsses-Steady; Sun all sales
PETRoLEuM@DulI; sales 40 bbis al lec for
crude and &c for refined in bond.
HoPs-Quiet at 45a65c,
PRoy1sfoNs.PorkS Heavy and lower; sales
$500 bbls at So 62922 81 for new mess, closing
/ AZ S22 6S1$, cash; E22922 Is for old mes: Sl0ia
10 . for prime and 81 G922 for prime mes;
~ tesS3. liz 57S Sfs 3 ,'ISt
nTiees BeeS H 55S al stSSsa ReSon
| E6nli. SALES 40 boxes CumberISnd cnt a.
1OI<c. Cut Meats-Dull: sales ga pacI,SSss Al
| SI<d95<c for Shoulders and I2alS5Ic for iisTnS.
| fTSAE4aavv and easIeT. a9ISS 4 Il hhIs Al 'I5S
| iS5Ie for new - ~ - - A@'S
fsTITTFRETuII Mt lOai5e Sor Ohio.
| FHHEER S5tesdgs y ~
| ~.
ISg i &c. esed 60 anIet with prtcea
SIHTV "a W. :, nm S. ,1,ta,
All a. enE;1o. II, 3 aJI1, e a,S5 a. ~ \
LII ~ e ~ ~ i,,SPP "a ~, = 60
AZ. yI6its SSeSferm II 90iS n. S1hIIe 9SaiISog.
Ma r. sSSS ri RyeSDSii With ffes SeIIs1s ~
shspaad CoT1nniI III n SSSi M IN .t In,
| and n Siai az aiioat Tor sfIipnifig- .IniTefI
western, 10 9 - = 100
PRoyIs So g sellers Of new
eTs at "a S. cash, and % sI11TI reg1lar. Bsef-
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NOR IMPRovINe AND BEAUTTFY1Nc

DOR AND BEAUT1FEISG
d the ConpleEipn. 7s go u
The most valuable and perfect preparation
In use, for giving the skin q PearfEIfke tint,
that IS only found In youth! 1t quickly re-
Patches, Sln0WnesS, EruptipnS and an Inn
pdritfeS Of theSklnS kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear IS alahaster.
tiny and being aEvegetabte prepaEatinn Is
perfectly harmless u 3 tho ionlyaFticie ioi
The kind used by the French, and l. consad-
perfect toilet UpWardsof 5000 bottles were
sold dnhlnR fhe past year, q sufficient Ruar1n-
TED or ia ehicley5sb Price only IS cepta.5 Sent
by man, post aid, on neceipt Of an order, by
! .E1slJTUS1l7I : IS River b., Troy Max,
meh4s0od, trtR&WIy
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s IATRR-The coustit6 tional GouYeu-
ton is carried, by ten thousand ma
fority. Itassembles atAnnapolis, the
second Wednesday In May. IS
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SENATE.-ExECUTIvE SESSION.
-,a.tsst WASHINGTON, April 10.
The Senate, without transacting any
public business, went into executive
session. 500
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Evening Dresses,

DICH PLAIN SILKS IN LAvENDERs
ID Modes and bismarck, Plain White Or
CANDLES and Fine While Tartan Muslin;
White MOhair Alpacas and all Wool DE-
Laine; White Cashmere and Fine SWIsSes.
apT3 ]. g. RHODES q CO.
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APa1I s-FIoUR-Daii 4 So sal2 5ofa
dfAn4wbeat-Duii al q Ssfur No. 4 z.
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5UTTER-DulI at U9 l5c Tor Ohio.
IHEEsE- Steady.
LATEST MARKEsRP.N.
LATEST-5:0 P. \

sToCKAOh certificates 2sk@2Ss<; Canton
4S94S1<; Cumberland 9O98OtES; QnicEsIlyer 30;
Mariposa 747H, do preferred 9l92lk; West
Central 93H9961S; Erie 55IS95zS; Reading g
@9oN; MIch1Ean Southern 667S8651S; Rock
Island S81<9S91<; Northwestern S1N@591<, do
preferfed6 1E9SSSk: Fort WAYNE 925f94lEs
EfSFEAiISHIP SHARES-Pactdc Mall Elsa
12g11<; Atlantic Mail 898S<.
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APRIL l6-FLoUR-Sl9fo for fall ground.
GRAIN-SpTinH Wheat-f3i 0j for amber,
Canada. Gonzales IS car loads Of new, on
track, at 81 10. oats-e2e. Barley 81 5. "a
1,l0O sold at % 1893 q outside for extra mt
Ho6s-Duil ut 69sc.
sHEEP@T{9TNc.
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New York speeinls.

@NHAAA 4STSNSHAu
American bonds closed at 769E.
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nEsTROY THE RATS, MICE AND
u Reaches by using McCielIand's Extsr-
mlnator. For sale by ODBERT,
Rprl0 End of Stone Bridge.
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Adellne T. Hersey and William A. Herst
and 8. h. Woodward, their guardian.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-19
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Iron ADDIr1oNAI LOCAL ITEMS SEE INSIDE PAoHs.I


AN IMPosToR.-Yesterday the revival into
active use of an old swindling dodge was disco
vered in our city. A number of our merchants
called at an early hour at the Detective Od1se,
and placed in the hands of Chief Lamon letters
received from Baltimore firms, asking informa-
tion in regard TO what they supposed was
Baltimoreans had received from this city con-
tanned circulars, of which the following is a
copy, the very face of which seems suspicious
&c. v. WHALEY 81 Co.,
forwarding and Commission Merchants. -
"PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December 49, 1857.
to yos We will forward the receipt OF charges
mo 1877 Richmond street, Philadelphia"
No sooner did the eyes OF our detectives light
upon this when just suspicion httted through
their mind. Detectives Levy and Tryon were
detailed to watch this pIace-which is private
house with plain front and little Office in
the basen ent. lacking all those busy character
istics and that commercial appearance which
the very firm name of g. V. Whaley Il Co.
would at once suggest. From noon yesterday,
tives eye the house, and when there seemed to
be the least probability OF their doing so they
tuTed the Individual who had dared TO assume
the commercial name of q. V. Whaley &
Co., but who 6asked In the light OF the
forty letters were found-all of which had ar.
rived that day from Baltimore merchants, and
from them only-and seven out OF every ten
of these contained sums OF money, varying
from seventy cents to one dollar. No box OF
the office had was occasioned by high desk
stuffed with these self same letters which had
been received from other credulous parties
Jeffries was taken in custody and found to be a
yeritable Southerner, hailinR as he said, from
Kentucky. When searched down at the Gen.
tral Station, bowie knife, lO1a inches long,was
found strapped about him. Heis 5,feet l0lnches In
height, of a light complexion fostering q
lighter moustache and Roatee, and W as dressed
very respectfully. He said he had been in the
army, and there were found upon him letters
purpOrting to be in the handwriting of ex-
Secretary stanton and other prominent officials.
He was committed for hearing this afternoon
at the Central Station. 1his morning Detective
the Monumental CITY, and all upon the same
suhject-in the box into which they had been
dropped since last evening. AS long as this
nice little scheme of Jetfrles was kept dark,
the pecuniary results from IL were most
Satisfactory TO him-While, judging from the
vituperative letters which he had received from
merchants who had paid their money and re-
ceived no box-he was heaped with anathemas
Dy OtherS
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DIED,

BAcHE:@At e, Montpelier, France on the 2sd Of No;
MARK0E BAoGE u s. MTmy iSle CAP ain iStS
Infantry. and A. D q. to Major GeneraI Mstde.
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral on Friday
December 30 al il o'clock from his fathers residence
HEwITT.-on the 18th inst, NATHAN HEWITT,
In the Gsth year Of HE age: .
attend the funeral from Trinity NJ f Church, Bridge,
Boat leaves Market street wharf at O'Clock in the
morning.
10th iGstsnl. of disease OF the heart, Mrs. ANN
MGGLATHERY, wife Of Isaac McGiathery.
fuy Invited attend the funeral iros the residence
SfteTnoon al O'clock Without further notice, TO prS
coed to Woodlands Cemetery
MHR4E 6Suehta ae Of the late TS0as and Gathering
Ryan, in the 18th year Of her age.
fully invited attend the funeral nom her late resi-
dence NO 81 N twentieth street on Friday morning
@alachis Church. Interment Al Cathedral Gene
sINK.-on the 18th instant, JACOB SINK, sR.,
sington Lodge. No II, I. O. Of o. F., are respectfully
Invited attend the mineral nom his late residence,
sunday afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed to Mach
pelah Cemetery.
LAM son Of Maria and the late Jacob Taylor.
The relatives and friends the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his mothers
noon at j O'Clock. Services 10 be held at Emanuel
Church, Kensngton. at "a o'clock. "a
WALTERS -on the l7th instant, Mr.. ABRAHAM
lis relatives and nienos. and Penn Lodge, No. 20,
also the Employees Of l. p Morris g. Co, are respect
dence. No 7Os Dauphin street, on sunday afternoon
at O'clock. To proceed TO Hanover Street Vault.
Mrs. SaR b. % IA O. g. Ws6b sRG 5'A instant
The Teaves and friends s G TaY T6 & are
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7 HlRD EDITlO N
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMs.
FROM EUROPE THIS p. M.
one o'clock Report OF Marksts.

LONDON, Dec. 1870 p. M.-U. s. Five
twentes, 72b: Illinois, sqf; Erie, 492 The mar.
ket fer American securities Is quiet. COnsols for
money, 90 9-I6 for money.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l9-1'20 p. M.-There Is more
activity In the cotton market, and the sales will
probably reach 10, 600 bales.
BTeadstufs dull. Provisions and produce un-
chsnged.
ANTWERP, Dec. 19.-PetroleUm dull and un-
changed.
Shipping Intelligence.
LIvERPoJL, Dec. 19.-The ship Lowell, before
reported ashore Off the coast of Ireland, is now
aloat,