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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21
I,rpression OF .nanufacfures.

The Providence Journal says the
wages of the operatives are TO be
reduced this week in several of the
largest cotton factories in Rhode Is
land, and that ii the times do not i'm
prove an entire or partial suspension
of work must soon occur by the con
ccrted action of the manufacturers.
The large wooden mill Of Mr. Edward
Harris, known as the Harris Wooden
Company, in Woonsocket, will CON-
mence TO run on three quarters time
next Monday, and some portions Of
the machinery will be entirely stopped
until there is more encouraging
prospect for its productions. The old
mills continue their usual time at
present The Lippitt Woolen Com
pany have run but two-thirds of their
looms for several months, but at pres
ent are running fifteen of eighteen
sets of machinery.
BoOT AND SHOE BUSINESS Ha-
verhill Gazette, of the LIST inst, says T:
At the present time there is a general
stagnation in this branch of business,
although the sales in this town for the
month of September were about $780,
600, which is a falling off Of some
$4,000 from the month of August
Since then there has been an unusual
dullness, and workmen are idle about
our streets, as the manufacturers do
not see their way clear to manufacture
many goods except orders. There is
not so great falling off in the sale
of shoes for the last year as some per-
sons imagine-but there has been
marked difference in the profits of the
business Inan unsettled state Of the
market and the general apprehension
that goods would be lower, buyers
haW been very cautious, and bought
as closely as possible, and the manu-
facturers, being desirous TO sell all
their stock, have been led to sell with
but a very slight profit, and in many
cases none at all. Ii must be con-
fessed the prospect of the shoe bust
ness for the next two or three months
is not very iattering. The fall trade
Is closed and the spring trade will
probably be backward, unless there is
a change in other branches of business
and the market for leather, &C., is
more stable.
1t is a remarkable fact, that bus
iness men have followed political
lunatics until they are nearly ruined.
Loyalty is a poor investment.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21
A Proclamation against High Prices
CHEAP FURNITURE.
JOHN GUIICH

JOHN GULICH
nNSlREs to inform bis old Friends nnd "a,
7 ~ tomers, fhai having enlarged bis shon and
increased his facilities Tor rnarrs=rtur4rv n. !.
nov prepared % make % order such FurDirp-. =.
may be desired, in good STYLE and Il ,hesr 80,
ier CASH. He generally has o. hsnd, a. ~,
turniture rooms, varied assortmsni Of rr.a,
made furEiiure, among which are
BUREAUS AND SIDE-B0ARDS
Wsrsrobsssnd Book Cases, Centre. Sos.. Pr,,,,
breatfasi and Dining Erieusiou Tabless -
mon. French post Cottage. .lcnny- Lind And o,b,,
bedsteads Srfas Of al kinas Wc,h s.,,s.
hut-racks, Wash-stands Rocksur ana A..
Chairs spring-sest. cane hatiau. narior. r.,..
mon snd ether Chairs Looking q iasses 81 ever,
desrriruou On haud and new glasses for IA
frames, ~h'eh sill Be put ~ On very reasunsbl,
termt on shortest nntice. he also keeps On h.ra
Or furnishes o. order, Oorn-husk. Hair sns a.,
tun-top MAftresses
CoFFINs or BvERr KIND
Made &c order, and funerals attended vita
heafse Whenever desired. Aise, house painfinr
gene % order. The subscrihcr also rnnruls,
,sres, n .nd has eonsiNnily On hand. cienenfs
Patent Washing Machine the hrst re, =, -
Those using this machias never need A.. -
oet elea1 elofhes Re also has Fire-', Ps,.,,
Shuru, Superior article. A family uanr a.
ohurn never need Be ~ithuut butter
All the abeve snd mnuy other nr.ir,.. 40. o..
nished 10 customers cheap tor caKu or errh,r-.a
ier approved ecuntry rruducc cherrv Nssi,
feptar, hisvcod ans otaer Lumber tuit,l,l. H..
Oaeinst ~erk, tttsu IN sxchauee Ger surpi,r-.
~ Regeuber the shop % ~ Ms.t, ,--..,
0esraeld, Pa. and noarly orps.ite an, ,,is ,..
Store {" frrS,,ss -. :, p, W ,. q "
November "a. 1857
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

John McDevitt, of Pittsburg, who
is 10 play a match at billiards with
Joseph Dion, has announced himself
as the great Unknown" This solves
a mystery" The match is for the
championship of America, $780, side,
l,5OO points up, carom game 10 be
played on Wednesday night, Decem-
Der llth
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

Sentimental young lady to perfum-
err 81 don't think you forwarded the
scent meant; it seems entirely diff
ferent TO that | ordered"
Perfumer (who is fond of fpunning ,
"Madam, | am sure that what you
meant ! sent; the scent / sent was
the scent you meant consequently
we are both of one sentiment"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

The following advertisement appears
in the Cincinnati Commercial of the
4tb inst "WASTED-Pusition as son
in law-ln some wealthy and respec-
table familyj no objection to going a
short distance in the country Ad.
dress, W, this office"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

Tho tendency Of people to carry
punc.uations too far, was illustrated
an New Haven prayer-meeting the
other day, bya brother exclaiming in
an agony OF pity, "Oh, Lord, have
mercy upon US poor sinners Of which
] am the chief among ten thousand
and altogether lovely"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

The Bureau of Statistics estimates
that 5,067 ops acres of Southern
land were planted with cotton this
year, and that theyield will be 1,764,-
4Ol bales. The cotton produce of
1860 was 3.655,0S6 This at once re-
veals the difference between slave and
free labor under the Bureau regula.
tions.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

Mr.. L. g. S Hull, of Danbury, Con-
necticut, died suddenly and mysteri-
ously recently. He returned home
at five o'clock, having a presentiment
that be was not going to live a great
while. He set quietly about arrang.
ing his papers, after which he read a
chapter in the Bible, offered prayer,
told his wife that be was going to
oie, gave her the necessary directions
about his business affairs, sent for a
physician, and shortly after expired.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

A man who has Just been hanged in
Hungary, for murder, confessed that
he was the murderer Of a ieweller,
named Lyons, who was made way
with at his store in Charleston, S. c.,
some twenty years ago.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

Henry Ward Beechor urges the
erection Of monument 10 the he.
roic surgeons, aud noble women who
laid down their lives for the nation.
Henry will never need monument
of this kind.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21
aBin. did YOU ever 90 70 sea p

"Bill, did you ever go to sea p
81 guess / did; last year, FOR in.
stance, went to see a red-hoaded
girl, but ! only called there once"
"Why so ?"
Because her brother had an un-
pleasant habit Of throwing boot,jacks
and smoothing irons at people"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21
Faitni Mrairlrr,

nFAFNE~s, B.indness ais o..
IL treated With ths uimoa su,...' r.
lsAACS, ". ID, oeculiri and Auan li..-.. >
Lesdeu, Hoiland,l NJ. 500 Arch sirei pI..
Testimonials from tht mos r,lisile sau-.. =
city and country IN b. srrn si hn sfs.. :.
medical faculty are invited 30 aecsm,..,., !.
paii ~, A. be has no serrcis IN iit tprasfi,,
beisi Eyes inserted Witbout pan. NJ ei.,,. =
examinations r7
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

Gen. Wood says, in writing from
Brazil, that the ladies, on being intro.
duced TO a stranger, insist upon being
embraced heart throbbing against
heart" Ho for Brazil.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

The young scion ct wealthy faith.
er, VINO is now going through bank
ruptcy, and who recently "did" Hor.
aooGreeley out Of $4,000, is Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Jr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

Michigan has a new secret society
composed exclusively of females, hav.
ing for it, object the moral and intel.
lectual improvement OF woman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

The Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation Of Boston, hold meetings on
the wharves and in livery stables
Entsrprisiug fellows.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21
WOOlen Fariory.---Union NiIlS

Unten township, Cluarssld ~ Pa
HAVING purchased AZ irss-.ts n fAs rrin
IL Mia ~s sre prepared to unrt Nntl rurr-
u'Aeinre snd nnish cluih. ard d. nn tints g.
wort 81 or lineeu shura pusirs N -.u-t-rri Ia
maHner, and On rsArunahls terms. Alsa.
FLOUR, FEED AND LUMBER
hsnsfAoturea and fsrsa,,, Ts-us casa
Ncol intended for cs-ssrr rtr y, l.ns1E
hoseerf e. =. y Eratssr's- ~fs-t wfsaI r.
Sne reiurn 9 o. Ssturatvt ef essi -esl
seHers ei inqri-y addressed Do ~ a. Haaiiar
= u wi rectire preuri al,sassaa
II Al n. AENc1l.
Rrrktun. lu.s -. 1Sr-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21
FLOUR, FEED AND IUNBEE
DRESS-MAKTNG.

NPECiAL NoTICE---PAEfSrt 1FTss
~ AND CLOAK MAKING -Iasiss rfr tlfl
ths'r oresses. SuitE, ousis and RnsUrirss hrui-
sonely mndt snd trimmeS a. ~ stu-irl ur
nce. a. ne old estaf'ishrt faart Iugi rtt.uu
street PAilaaelphia
fanrI ano lasin fEnK Ntrt7n c-rnmui-
i'res' and claat Asttuns Rithurs- fartr sni
"nip1rt Lnrek hurlt and einr T,-s.s Tria-
ninrt' Uift q lnrrr rnriffr OF Sf11ls rri FruC
sooasfr frun p O. % rsr csti lsus ihsr slzs~ts,t.
Aiso. rectiriur dally, Parit fnsfsuul 10 riEspi
rspef- fof lndiet ard cAii6rrfs n-rssus sfa
o. fatiernt Scr msrchartf ar6 .-rss snttu-srrr
Feaat- a. Nrf ~ a EfNnkh>
lv.-ly var ch.sti.ri a.. Flns6,lfit.
DNuSrSTRkToR-S NoTICE -xaae
n a. hrrctr given ihai ltisr-stf Aaminisrra'int
% nc estate AZ A. 7. hAkerl, arrsnsrd ialf Of
braaiord tuwnshllA C,arhsaa -iusrfr ~ ft1iuf
hcen duls rrAnico o. nv updfrsirnua nl Tarsina
.na'isca - aeie esiAfs WI lleass mntf lirrnai.
nc thosc having rlnilnt ur dumruaf vi l-lsfia
tnrin frnl'ri'f aulhuftiouirl ior aulilamurL
uries and l'n,t arruurit hari issf lrssit
~ a. Bags. Nhust aiy.uir red aetili ~ rsaii
flf me- V4rffrf a rapeFE
nef -etpd Aduiuia-s-ss
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

Thf pENocRAfIo ALMANAC so- ises
- - 1851 iuI ssls 81 ihs ~ReruhIieun- ahss.
fr'-e y sfVis. Asiiei ~ s-~ saA---. N
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

CENTS Frurus Oar np.as f~s-sa.s ~
tTssto e. Nv sNTTEs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-21

TUE new firm Of Illegal a Canoe would re
Il srectiuily announce 70 their friends and
the public generally, that they have on hand
carefully selected and vel assorted stock Of
Stoves. Their variety consists of
THE CELEBRATED IRONSIDEs.
Which have never failed 70 give perfect sniisfas-
tion to the most fssiidioas o. its ruruhasers.
Continental. Lshigb, Farmer, Daylight. spsars'
Anti-Dust Niagara, Charm, Herald 4e.,
with every variety Of the best
Pii,shurE Nanufaeiure.
SS-Ths Tin and Sheet Iron vsrs given With
the Stoves is made Of The hsav'es, and best
material, and warranted to give perfect salts.
faction.
Their stock Of
PARDOR AND HEATING STOVES
L larger, better and cheaper than ever before
exhibited to the public. They defy competition
either In variety, quality Or price.
They are also prepared to furnish sonpists
assortment Of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Wholesale or retail, mauufacfursd neatly and
Eiih the sole rieu % service from he tess rus
tsrial in the market
PLows, PLow POINTS. a COPPER. BRASS
AND IRON KETTLES,
or svory description son,tantly ou land.
LIGHTNING RODS.
Superior point put up On thcrt notice. TIE
Point they oHsr 10 tAs public il tie sane as l.
nov used by the Psrnsylvania Railroad Co. on
their buildinrs
ORDERS FUR SCOUTING. ROOFING.
Ard other work belonging 70 ihsir basiusss viIl
he promptly hlei By s1Psrisas,d sad ,kinful
workmsn.
BRASS. COPPER AND OLD NETTLE
Taken in srshanrs f,r rooss.
rs-Thsy especially invite the .tsaaou or
Merchants wishing 70 psrehass ai wholesale. a.
ihey vill hnd it 10 iheir advantage 70 s1auins
their stock before purrhasinr slfsuhsre.
FLKgAL GANOE.
ma
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
Alnrhlf alnntels

NfARBI, ,EIZED SLATE TEMA>lTELS--Superio
t 10 ,nnssy,po. more durable half she price Of marble T. b.
STEWART No COS siItb ave. betvee. sSth 1 Shsn
MARBLE MANTELS,--}5o MANTELS on
wi hand Of qnstt, which viii be sold ior the net
So d,,, Al Ebe dedaesu st ABERs msae W.sersoms 40
100 Bas EgLteeahst ussy rhtd ave. n Z Gu. tah eat
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
proposaIs.

orEssH oy ASSISTANT GENssAL og S,ssEESsE
No. ! SrAIHsE, Ngs-l0RK April 3 RbI y
RMY SUPPLIES-SEALEDP PROPOSALS.
~ din will be rece ~l hy the undersigned until oeoek
M on SATURDAY supplying Cor the Of the Vnssd
states Army SUBSISTENCE SCORES delivered Ne~ lok 90
BROOKLYN, ss follows via.
s,od stout eak hares like samples be this oce an 90
bounds m onhie cks new e shny hasars4
ponnft tesch. Bids msv be mals in bond or duty paid
NEW RfCE6 and c!san gsod sat ess
he this hs and 80 pounds dosss
hundd
the ae aud OF III myst be des-
proposals aud referred ts therein shaers sS ssek.~
bs exbibiisd ny mddsrs 90, -,
prne he attshel 70 eaes proposal
BE- spce IN elmplying precisely With an ihs
bid hate nsderAtc masissaaA the ~neh sas
aEtyo of responsible naaes, as fnloSs: s,
sereb tbs, should Al Or any part 81
the accepted II shall he ss hhisd according 70 ne ass
purpost Also that h,teS esarae ~ss as t ne
snus value Of tts stores Proposed :" De- nisnra
shall be executed. II rtaaTed Il, . -. :. IN
TIE seller Amr business and ils date o pafchsse 81
"a s same ~ con,ea, os and set weights and snPps3
hereafter designated sst BE- PLAINLY hsAsa "h eV P
Ase An old iaarks must bs s6iieratsd u. ,u- "A
arsfpy irspsed bess ~ sns
compared sAnp Rsteus "f ~-gh's ss"'
groirss ona Puhr Neigher must be iaFri.sed
81 the United Sates a. : a. A..
United states. auti required lar sfipmesA
hr furnished az fis ogfe ehrh msa %
,os in a. sats a5dr,s~d tc Gf aadgsfd ea advras
~ I.v,s 80 70, Ia, ~ Sorss" n. r. CLARKE
Izsyet MaorGen and A. G. Ct y
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
SUPREME COURT.

The Of the application ol the Myor Aldermen aud Com
mousltr ol ihe Citr OF Now Nork. relative
TIE OPENING or
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINTH STREET,
FroA Second Avenue . Tiini Avenue,
IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
made and provided the Mayor Alder
Of the CITY Of NeSio hereby notice th
Supreme of the Of New orr
Special Term 0 said Court - held u the CITY s In The C' Of
TUESDAY the artecnh dy VI April tjI b the open
thai thereafter Counsel can he
appointment Of Commissioners u Estimate and Assessment
entitled that and VI the Improve
hereby intended the opening one Hundred and fsen ninth
from Third sad city, 40 lad out
said city uude snd by Act otLe Les
ofhe People the State Of New York entitled Al kot relative 10
laying
sfNea Gs passed April n 1907
RICHARD OGOkMAN,
Counsel to the Corporation
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
SUPREME c9URTcy sEs5dy ,g and !, cGgRty krf 2f

CUPREME COURT.-City and County of
= NevYok-wILLIAM FRRDON, Plaintiff, agt JAMES KYLE
and other. Dnsu Me judgment Of The above
titled Cont enlisted aeon the DAY
aspointed and BY said Judgment for the
nurpo carving jEment viii se 81 public auction
Number Ill Broadwa IN The Niu Of New
IorL on The eoHd april 1867 at o'clock Son through
All the sontheIy part
ot OF land situated Of Hudson and Hammond
,rs ~hh VAS Thomas Kyle deease hs father OF The
by the executors OF David berian deceased
by deed dated April o. las recorded this one Of the Register Of Tho
Iber ls9 Of Convsysnes 9oJ
which souiher part bounded a.d eontsas @sw "a S'ia@ens
ssl (bsiag tho westerly de OF fgdoa
poipt southey the southwe OF Ham
ond and dson forty ne feet niue sehes and running ee
Hudson ee ns
inches westerly the sou,hy side Of said lot oar inches
The es .e thence nothey along The westerly dr
. t inches thence esrJ .eTosA sAa o ~
place beginning the wessry ne Of ndson street,
the
M appertsIuug-Datel. March 20, leoI -.
- -fF' JoIiN e. BlRHNELL. Reftres IS Nassau s'resA
wM l. A. W. LowBRRR. PlaisnF' Atom 70 Warren trssN
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
Drp GOODS.


nRY GOODS AT RETAIL.
STRANGE e. ADRIANCE,
No 30 bhOADWAl between Leonard ra1kn would respect
fully invite attention o.heir and
OIL .. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
Large additions having been made 10 their Stock
Purchases At the recen, GREAT AUCTION SALES
They are prepared 10 cdcr
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
At puees a low. or lower than I've found elsewhere
BUYERS ARR ASSURED THAT
REDUCTION IN PRICES IS REAL.
SPRING sHAwLS AND CLOAKS
In all the
CLOAKS MADE TO ORDER.
ID l.. SOLOMON & SONS,
WILL REMOVE INTO THEIR NEW STORE MAY la
Until that time they offer their
STOCK or
CURTAIN GOODS,
FURNITURE COVERINGS,
PAPER EANGINGS AND
WINDOW SHADES,
AT PRICES THAT WILL WILL REPAY AN INSPECTION
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
Bieamboais ano Railroads.


6ieamboais ano Railroads.
TOR +, NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
sPRINGPIELD-RARK IS Cents Steamers leave Peek shp for
New HAyeB s;IS ard II connecting with Railroad
NOR NORWALK and DANBURY.- Steamer
R.. TUESDAYS. THTRsDXYS and sATuRDGYs,st2p p n.
DOR ALBANY and TROY aud all points
North and EAtie fntcass sfthe New leTk and roy
steamboat COMPANY leave daily ssirdys tseP.d ai r n from
Their eEeBse wharf No ~ Aorh Hef bot sphf
EOR Newbmgh, Poughkeepsie and Rondout
F.d. s a s 81 RAf%fS 4 a. Moa I'D P e. THos
CORYELB Thurs and sat hom eot iiarrisor'i y X
II ONG ISLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
II Msrch 5 lse the steamers VI tbs cpmran, WIZ
follows leaving Pier No 5Es,1 River "oi "haseHit N'"
iIs1 FOR SAG HARBoR GREEN PORT ORIENT: AID xEwsUT
POLKStesmer ARTISAN Capt Z" T. Ii6O' NhpNhsDAIS sh1
sAJukDAls' asp IL - 80 u W
BRGM Capt T. A Hihsh WEDNESDAYS Srd sATuRDAfs "ter
aps table. - ,,.,,, ,.,y,,, "a, l. ,
= ~. vo.,, !. sse Isrssr sbeut Msy T., l61 Z. ~
'9 H' 's' IvfD WILLIAMS President No BsekEsnst
J. S TUrHIL, Agert No, JsHt.,hP- .------------,
DEGULAR HARTFORD LINE--First- class
ssy lsTespt SuBdiy for Hartford g. eesnsetSE OI strng
Ted Csboe HoToE an River Towns
sor passengers freight Fare S 0o har'bn sshd e. y 80
cAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
- Fes.I G1l.1 FOR BOSrOS '
WORCESTER PALMER HTCHBCRG KASnUA LOWELL con
CORD TIE WHITE MolNlAlNS AM
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Y "a oS s5sTos 5:T e I ~ CIT Sf6S
s.s New Yori daily Snudsys excepted AZ 6eeef n non
'"' Ple ~ SsortA RssI foot sSSy 2, HsstT''t'
% connection. a..Sss EsP "a Ts wsl,.,: :r @or:s..i " sss.s
points via Eors aud woeess, gSs.Sa ,.oS ~
'tssS'~A'" '' " NAKTIF, AseHt, ea the Pier
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

osncS o. ANY S.xISoss S,SrY,SS Az Sprsl ! issT ;
SsEAI.ED PROPOSALS will he receissss e. sss'.Ai"s'
y this once until Y NJ On MONDAY the Isss i',I, ~
hv r.r.s, te sufuf Musical lnstraWeptA at k,s
one finite d Flute y reslo "a s on Two Trampcts vita
ss 90 ,s,s French Roras Crooks one ass a.s Rssu
BArlsosss d hassol Two BsS IpiIs e"'
rm ose pair CInns A.t reed and suitable
Ire ,bars ssna .s se sss Ia tone
ahe which intendsi anu I'm -
hIy Instruments T nlts4
As SisS 70 r.;sss any part 'hs whole ola Sa NAY
interest Of the ,o soan articles be mfnsaa
h rrSG - inaorssd Proposal. enssieg hrssa vSTos
addrssssd a. W. Gplesi. VS.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
Gorporaiiou Notices.

DUBLiC NOTICE is hereby given, that on
18th april lsi hal procerdto raw Jurors for The
De- bed m AMI for he City and County Of NrNlo
ont 9TH day Of Msy. 1867.
panel Of ~ Go Juror for supreme Court oyer Asd Terusr
Pat J.
panel Supreme OYER anil T,Enner
Psri
T~e pansi. Supreme Court. Circuit
panels Of 100 Petit each ssyerer Paris and
Of n Petit Jurors zach Court VI Common Pleas,
Paris aud 2
A panel Of Grand Jurors a General sesssns
panel Of 80 Pst Juror, Court Of General Seslor
WI. g. CONNER. CieTk.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
O.uc. PESx.YIvaNIA R.lLRoAn. CosP.x,,

OsycE PENSsyINaNIA RsLRoAD CoNPASs "
PHu-spKLPHlA February T. 1857 >
DR0P0SALS will la received az the Office ,1a ot
~ P.unryauiA Railroad Gonpgny. Phsdepha unh the ht
sx ~ Nav 1861 sve nsss ssactory ISopos shoad b. re-
, accepted prevousy For respousbe parties deaage e
49,, h A M Corpanr establishment sf direct ss oto'esA
,hp, between Philadelphia aad Tiverpoel "a, =. ..,.h.a
kssk soi proposal aith detailed sons.os Ta wa y s..
upaa applsstcao hpSitSp en.iHs -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
amnsemcnfs.

a CADEMY OF MUSIC. MATINEE.
D.s%. 70 bl4.THa GlaSivlf or yESfes hAS hAAA'1hA
THIS SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, APRIL 10 ATt
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA MATINEE.
O mSESsEfi @ f' stccEssf6 ts;s;'I r. oFfaa iF BupFo
THE CARNIVAL OF VENICE,
with new 'ceper' new dresses appointments ballet AMI ertraoraB
Milo A EoNcoMs Nine NATXLI TBsrA
ssnor Gl0RGI0 R0YCoST "a
SignOE BBLLINI
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purchase their tickets eshy order 70 AVOID coEdns nd neoa'sss
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
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SECOND NIGHT OF hBYRRBEBRS LAST WORK.
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PGRIsBSSs BALLET TROUPE.
GORGEOUS rRAsSeosmArroS Isl or SCENE
TuIRTY-FpTH GRAND MATINEE
THIS SATURDAY., APRIL u, 1867. At 1 O'CLOCK
ADMISSION TO MATkBk:
Parg1et and Dress
Curtain rses At night II Geicci; at M,tuee l.
EDXTNG HAIJ-MATLNEE
Il Mr. J. n PATTISOS
respectfully Ocs' 60 ANNOUNCE bis
ffnSr MATINEE
ON SATURDAY APRIL ~
The slowing artists viii ssssti
Mis- MARiA S: BkAtSsRbs soprano
Miss CLBMBNTINB LRvBY Pianist. (her srst sppearsaseb
GEORGE SIMPSON. Tenor
Nj. IGNATs P0LbACK Baritone
Mt RUDOLPH HENNIG. yOoaeeio sooist
NJ TIckkTs Sa4SsSshHb osH boTESs. SfIssis''
For sale at the masicstOfes snd Irving Hall
GRIFFIN e. CHRISTY's MlNSTRELS.
" Enbsvs Open HOUSE Nes and West Twes,y tsurths
o. W. H. "A' THE FAMILY FAMILY REsoRT
Pint appearance 0f Mr g. VI. CLARKE, Comedian
Pin, week Of tAs 2 GREAT M % BgRL6S2gg OPERA; ~
THE BRIGAEDINO; Or, FATAL LOVE-
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY.
H2t O'Clock
BoadHa The popular End fashionable Of the &
TfiE TWO DOVES Io0TH sIGHT or LOOK OUT p0H
HpSrsD Hun SSN' Do%S FLOWER DAScE NAUGHTY Girls
THE BANJO DANCE DANDY NIGGBRd
MONDAY. April Is, sDt appearance Of Mr. EPH HORN
TVNHE BELMONT GALLERY.-Last day OF
uat 10 eo D m for The b-n Of tie Ladies soutLern Relief AZ
sociaton Admission 81 Entrance No East Eghteeuth-t
DAYMONDs CLOTHING STORE, Nos. 121,
Ia 23 and rs PaltoBst. See advertisement eighth