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2utx cite PIaa Of New Orioas : Fiiibusters "a
Avense alaximiliaB-Sisw i fliinx Up Of che
Expoditteaary Raai<s.
NswOaE1Am July n, 1914.
IL osSao ck-Mdnight.
sone additional facts in tho budS OF absurd
nave oozed out or rather have been eicsd ooncsraaG
the formation OF the new hhbas ering expeditoA -
hsxeo and that several sEsosfeAW and follower
OF walker sndsavoring with ore snthusiasu tnaa
money TO at expedition o. 10 sort il now p,sosa
beyoud doubt.
rno mist aempt AZ ofgaassason vas made BY Geueraa
nennnssen, OF Nicaragua sotorss0 prcpped up Anea-
eaay ~ Colonel Pickett nss Of snsrai Lovslls STAG
who LITTLE distinction in the Confederate ssr
vice Tne expedition SGT on feoe BY these gentlemsa
proposed 70 MaximiAn retiring ino norfhe.
hexc0 compel either Juarsz IL house az Hnsshurr
20 pay literally fer possesA on Of the psiocoiy
prisoner This three rfonr Ays before the runner
of kaxmilsus executions. arrived here aud vountsers
were mot enitsted or sQutpps4 with, however, any
greeS degree OF CELEBRITY. Money not Literally sub
sCr6sd even among those VINO We 70 anxious 70 get rte
Of u vagabonds sand ksl leray the AMIR pro-
CREASED unfavorabiy until the mhsns Of enthusiasm
were suddeny stirred byths tdH 60 Of the Empororss
There now engagsA 10 thss nginesrug Of the on,
terprso several anctoat followers Walker. well known
about own. and some half adosen restless Confederate
oncers who have far mere FANCY or couquering
pre- than laboring Aeglomaeeay e subssenoe; and
though the Mexican fewer a. subs ding and recruits Ut
.ns .ght sort come ID sew ne matter may givs some
trouble before Il 10 endod.s
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clpazE o. A STEAMBOAT Mp tass o. LEE.

CnAmEsros, = O., ysiy IA. 1891
Information was rece this afternoon that the
steamboat r. r. Ball cspszed by suuali In
wsccamsw river on 9th instant and seven persons
drowned, including Captain Garrison, ". Dagsel sod
lady aud four negroes.
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SHOOTING 0s aEGE TERMS OFFICERS u TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Texas. Jaly L. iBaf
Two govcrEEsnt rpxkAerng onioen Of tho WsshinsJSou
Texas district were shOA yesterday and badly
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fIat N MILWAUKEE,.

hLwAuKo~, July n, 1897
Hunter, Rugfes Co q lnseed oil and grain driving
establishment near walkers Point bridge, was burned
,hs morning Loss, $4,000; insarance. Is 600
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the NEW mteAxs CITY, Currency.
NV ORLEANS.

INV ORLEANS. La, July "a Tmy
In two days tho easy currencyhas falea nos sis 10
onty PEI cens ossoeOns ~ oroxors onicos, ee IA
sun rcceived aApsr ~ most dc.ors whom nses lsA In
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B: s Gsrshss S.fss
nhmhsr vwd inwsrdly. New York sssass Demss
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.n ire rtrGnecst .Constifution n Racked asd
iii runs1 Dy stubborn attack Of fever aud aeuc Yct
m ), r.o NAY % avoided antthe chih promptly brctee
everywhere. @s"' "'N'1''' ~~
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ARRIVAL Or the YACHT JOHN 7. soao At HALIFAX IN
DISTRESS

HALIFAX, July Ia 1857
The yacht John I. Ford from Baltimore 10 Paris has
arrived here Ia distress she viii proceed on her way
on Tuesday.
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m Ts.ss e o. NIX l 4. * sns
TOR. 800 Sixth avenue
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: wits, Tcspees and ,,Drssmessas HAIR
BAfCiEL0R's 10 Bond street
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Depredatleas IN Nthra.kn.

ST. LOUIS, July IL, 1887.
large herd OF government cattle was driven away
from Fort Laramie BY the lndiYns tho sh iist on
the day smiths rancho, twelve mules, and Dennls
rancho twenty-two miles FROM Juiesburg wa. attacked
by the Indians and . lot Of stock captured.
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Gssuaaa's Oriental c,resur
r,ao..s n. OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nnooses ~ Tue fashion ole world AZ GOURA Upa
DEPOT lA broadway: OF htes m washisstor 49,
Boston Wciifon, HArtforfx DR. W. u. Cox. TrsSis.u
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viAA .NSve ~ rrrnntcd or Money Res urueA = NJ
Seabc Rheumatic Remedy pG maneniiy cures
Agent De- seursiys 1ous wars ted harsnlsss,
broadway - ''"s HhAbOLD -
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r Ell 5S.S,um Lq,s s swi.s seeh,.s.
voute Tensions adjustable drop feed. ''0''
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srsEra@ r. brcgn Discclsra.ies ., called Mott
p~os Dr FERRY, 20 Bond street. ssd BY iii druxrsts
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10y Mulor'- Hplr Dye.-Rs 81 IA Uh~. maze
nsls al and durable old BY drues n bspot M ~
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sse: . ssrsss .n.I : .:..: css;ss!sss
At Ne SDnioa square ""s aus""
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'o Broadway. Ninetsen and rv:ut,r,b s,r.s,.
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~ ssiG.S Wholesale sad retail sppioi 's q
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IN NO :, Aniele Bclcrc the Pablyc Rresesss sses
HEnspyP p.n,,, AhMhRIcAS FkvkR AND A6UH
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csA5;,Leston. - Honor hsa boon Cregt ted U,e,
G U BY Emperor:-chevsiisrs II q fcp sSs
nMr-t reooS y positVS ~ rssaorss
grsy mar 70 rs ginal color and youthful b a1.y de-
,kn ui ~ sssne viii impart e growth strensth =
.sc as- stops IA falling oat az By ali
Trade sipriiet W whoesA,s druerist- eS'-
sAhAhA. HEvALiER. N. D., LIE Bro advavNY
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.a % g ssi s;s.gs., s~-a w.
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vss ~ nc dSr ssr MSi5 pyeTi,e Iess an the
GUS ! sciory 81 Barclay street = -'' '"'sa'a"s-
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wsrr,1 o. attention. ssissrso%. s.s sscsawsv" '''''''
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and '@ .. u .s s%hoE Esy rte Cs:.
cornss OF Z anal street y 80 "'"~"""s
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spnc h more s3sa sholsscme and sd
InkS VAS peyes discss red tie reoenmends fe Dys
psPsa Icf LIVER CoTM amt fer Exhaustion, wsap css Tor
wAotod ApPehte ass for Mental Depression III n ~
sgreese stimnant "a equally adapted W uns an1
osd PERSONS sed habits like ciergvmen Iavvevs
Sv IN n.s ana o'eS females are particularly bensGIs1
cMAesoLA wsTEas A eghtfa toilet article lperior 10
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HOY y Deal With Dinrrhra.
Avoid ne vsosnt purgstfveA Swallow M chan ..i.-
Sns az 81 cnet h preystions The inner s
WAYS REGULATING PILLS. which viii "A orss ss..S.
me rst ng hnmos that he disease and - me-
rs ~ s "a INC worM cases rapid ssd painless cure
tass s, ~ III Dol COATED with sweet gum, free fross
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sher.uas Hanceok eud snish in Cess ultasssa-
nc HarksF-AoeshsR Terrible Fig he Near
Fort Wallace-Ths Cavalry Driven late sho
Lakvuwoers, KAnsas July IL 1881. I
O'Clock p. n !
I Gsnssab Sherman, Hancock, Smith end q hers will
meet = Harkes tomouow 70 consider the situation.
General Sherman has ordsrsd TIE seizure train
laden with annuity goods ~ ~ Ksows . I'd other
SoutherUsribsG
ssvess Asht tcsa place asar Fost Wsllaa.s On the
Scth uano In which detachment OF the seve nth cav
airy. ooss0anded ~ Captain Albert Buyvsty. scorng
party OF raiisosd engineers, wAs sstae ksd BY
1--WE, hun6ssd Indians. ana sNsr thsss houssA
hghtng driven back 70 the fOrs losine Elk zen kill.
3D. and - nsmbsr wounasd IN orderly ssrges ne was
captured and fsaruIly tortured. Hi thsoat vsas ouA
his arms anAlesgsls OPEN the muscies taken out Ne
breast sas epsn and ahs skull broken n pho graph
or che mu1eed taken to. b. sorws rded 70
the Secretary Of Wan ta
General Custar'r command b. daily expected az Fort
Wallace Coaches eve nss running the Smoky route.
Thirtees colorsd so,disss disa Of chs,s With fsw
days u Fost. Harker -
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Mssatlse Nets,
Q. Z. ). b. KELLY, ~ srosd~.,
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css alsiisbed 1901.
FSfnhIkobed ISOI.
FOR THE HAIR AND SKIN
TIN, BnSf AND CHEAPEST AR1ICC.E.
BARRY's TRICOPHKROUS.

MBDWATED COMPtSUNDe
IT ~ ~" prisc'pal iamiewn Euree an fAsncrica
a. sc ~ u.I.co " the sthnda g
- ~ puGN conncctoa to0 HAN
.laane ~" eauvn,cs s1ert dnnSiruH. &C. nd keeps
-. .ssss ~ utuI conNt'oA Us baonuai ase rendega
s,sn Cd Pcmsunsor any othor prcps saioA QsiAs
GAvEY, II Queen street. Jersey Ruro, ~
SHAVER, 20 Pic sadiiys L ondon.
JONES CO., ls Bouleva cd des Capui knex rHrt.
BIkCu, No. MoOlswortA street, Dub ~
sGOrTHELF vOa6 Ham burg
HENERY, High stroet, q uerilsn1.
GREEN l8 Highstrcof
- GEATHAM, Lno0nsbkS,
h CON0ALA, Madrid, Sps in.
COkUJO. Havana.
Z. LYMAN BROTHERS,. <yausda,
4 NORTON Goa Nosa Scotia
. GRAHAM. New5oundh md
. BURGOYNE AGO. q n Francisco.-
WATSON. Prinee Efs tard.A Island
nEMPSTEAD BanM Houagras.
r. o. HkRRk60Ek 4 CO, Psuauos
y. p Mlranis hcGtcvidew Niosey, Brazil; J. n Eve
Ms.oovrne; Yoargnan Dunedin New zcaAsdy asr.
sus. vera Crus Mexco ennedy Jalaps; Weir. Prt sa
rSo:s ESS,s. ssrrst Ch,ns Manlc.a Jsps ~
20 rsari street, Now yss Uniisd statss 1msrsx
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Any person who ,ha pay or cause TO be paid money
voter obtain his vote for any once whsh he IL eau.
didate conviction shall forfeit the 70 which he
from he right Of Suffrage Who shall nn
any candidate for ccs ana also prcSSurs IS o 81 hos
ponmen both the voter who sseps or receives such
rnonsy or valuabie thing
Whole.
rHn CANAL CONTRACTS
Nr. BnHwnH, (rcp) Of CHIFFON called up his previous
resolution the subject OF contracts and moved
lis modification 10 a. 70 facilitate the work OF the Canal
Auditor In furnishing the information requested The
resolution as amended va then adopted.
TIE coyfnoS SCHOOL YusD
TnE CHAIR presented Communication from the state
comptroller with refersnce 10 the Interest on the Com
mon school fund, In answer TO resolution previouMy
adopted, which Vas referred 70 the Committee on ~
nance and order cd printed.
. srArrmERy roR rHB RHroRrBss AGAIN.
MI CosoHx, tdem.) OF Rockiand, offered q resolution
orectng te secretary OF the Convention 10 furnish tho
regularly assigned reporters Of shs Convention all tn
statoney requisite for the discharge Of their duties.
nelee.ed TO the COMMITTEES ON Contingent Expenses
q fHE QUESTION or JuRfEs AND MAJORITY vxRDCrS
Mr.. Posp rep OF Saratoga, moved to take from the
liable the report Of the Judiciary Com m,ce previously
submitted with references 70 HIS resolution on the sub
ject Of verdicts from parts OF juriea Carried
covRrE Iks TO CHASE
Mr.. MgRRTr, trcp.l OF St Lawrence moved that the
Convention take ten minutes IN order that
it's members nght have opportunity 10 pay their
spects 20 Chief Justics Chase. rarricd
During the recess the members we're introduced 10
and shook hands with the Chief Justice At the Pres-
Amer this ceremony the question recurred on the
motion OF Mr. Pond which then pgT= .sisd The report
was adopted and the subject referred the Com miLles
on the Preamble and Bill OF Rghts
uovops 10 MAYOR roFrNkr ~ yoRx
Mr. MoRcfs (dem o. Putnam moved that the Con +
venton take Of minutes IN order 10 give tho
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LEGAL INTELLIeENoE.


Sentence OF OGOEKe Nts w AAAnaAAAoEOs
COURT OF OYER AND @ERMINER-Judges
vcted OF the murder of Dorcas Magton, was brought
into Court this morning TO hear the decision OF the
we'll better than at any other time since his arrest
He conversed freely with his counsel and with his
sister. -, a.. ., 80, "a,
honor Judge Brewster read the opinion OF the Court
In regard to the reasons for new trial. the opinion
ON The first, that the prisoner had not ume 70
cation for continuance was not supported by aindavt
yet the Court him timei the second applca-
son unknown. He had all the officers OF the Court
and city at his command for the purposes oIsu1.
pgnaing witnesses and yet naS oeeh % qaoiS I'M 70 na1
with in Fairmount Park. ltwas not known that this
man within this Jurisdiction or that be could De
procured by the tlme named or thaI No couiu DC
This reason had legal foundation, and therefore
Second That the Court erred la overrullng the
prisoners challenge OF juror for cause The ground
Of this challenge that the juror was inteilectu-
Dance of ths was that he did read the newspapers
and could not tell his age. But there Is no law dls-
qualifying man who does not read lhe newspapers
no evidence 70 show that the juror In question was
not such mar. This being the case. certainly the
Court did not err In overrnhng challenge or cause
Third. The Court erred 10 admitting the testimony
OF Adam MegillOn The allegation upon when TINS
atheist The evidence on this polnt was greatly
against this alteration, Thos who testified 10 ms
non-beiet In the existence OF 40d were peIsVhs
saw him but rarely, and therefore had not the best
opportunity ofjudgng Thoss who tes ihed tnat hlr
Magilton was believer in God were those VINO hha
known him and lived with him for twenty years or
more Looking at the evidence in point ot weigh.
and the number OF witnesses, IL was very plhh tht1
this objection 70 the witness wonln nov stano'
siding Judge. to which no exception Is allowed This
reason Is not good
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THE LATEST FROM EUROPE,

Commercial AdvIces of This Evening.
By the Atlantic Gable.
LONDON June l5.-Consols have declined 4;
u. s. Five-twenties have advanced N.
LIVERPOOL, June l5-2 P. M.-No changes in
cotton. breadstuffs, or provisions markets. Tai
low has advanced Sd. Other articles are with
out change.
QUEENSTOWN, June 1872 P. M.-The steam
ship Africa, from Boston on the 9TH instant
has arrived. ..-
LONDON, June l5-3 P. M.-Consols for money,
941S u. s.. Five-twenties, 73l4; Illinois Central,
7eA; Erie Railroad, 4OH. .-
British Troops for Canada.
LONDON, June 15-2 p. M.-The Government
will send out number of troops in the steam
ship Belgian, to be stationed In Canada.
Spanish Minister to Washington.
MADRID, June l5-2 p. M.-The Spanish Gov
ernmenT has decided to send an Envoy Extra
ordinary to Washington. with new orders in
regard to the Chil1an difficulties.
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TIE PoLIcE REvIEw.-As announced, the
review of the Police of our oity, by his Honor
Mayor McMichael, took place at IL o'clock this
morning About 800 men were in line, the
Henry Guards occupying the right. The whole
were under command of Lieutenant Spear. At
II o'clock exactly. the Mayor, accompanied by
CHIEF Ruggles and the Committee on Police of
Councils, entered the Square, and the battalion
opening ranks, the Mayor proceeded to
inspect them. After which, headed by the
Liberty Cornet Band, they marched in review,
his Honor standing in front Of the colors,
which were, as usual, placed in the middle of
the line. e .t H
On coming to a rest, the Mayor made few
remarks, in which he congratulated the Lieu .
tenants upon the fine and soldierly appearance
of their men, their discipline, etc The parade
was then dismissed
The men looked exceedingly well. The spec
tators numbered probably a thousand; and as
the battalion marched in review, they were ap-
plauded
Chief Ruggles and his lieutenants are entitled
tothe thanks of the community for the thorough
manner in which the Police force have been
organized. The new uniforms, worn to day for
the first time. have the appearance of being
cool and no doubt the officers realized the diff
ference between them and the ones they have
been accustomed to wear. The force are a
credit to the city, and we hope they will con-
tinue to be so.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
LEOn ADDIrIoNAL LooAL IrE,1s SEE nzsIpH rAaAs.


HOMICIDE IN THE TwRNTY-SrxTH WARp---
LITTLE Boy STRUCK WITH A MISSILE AND
ALMOST INSTANTLY KILLED-Yesterdaye even
Ing, shortly after o'clock, another murder, TO
add TO the list OF those which have already
occurred in our midst was committed in the
southwestern part OF the city. IL appears, upon
investigation Into its cause, that work men were
engaged In finishing the stone work of cellar
at neteenth and Carpenter streets, prepara-
tory to the erection OF brick buildings.
Before such place 1t is usual to erect
temporary hydrant for the purpose OF procuring
water, and, as is usual, such q thing is an
attraction 10 all the small children in the im.
mediate neighborhood With others, Thomas
Gallagher, aged seven years, whose parents
live on Long lane, below the Buck road left his
home for the purpose of doing some errands
They stopped first To- get drink, and, that done,
to play with the hydrant. They were told to
stop by workman, and again told to run away
by Howard Alcott, the master builder. Not
Alcotts who stopped down, and, picking up a
large chunk of hard mortar, hurled 1t at the
crowd, striking little Thomas In the stomach.
The boy; with a cry Of pain, fell senseless.
ne recognized AlcoLt as the person who threw
the missile. $50
The latter was arrested at his residence, No.
ZlW Montrose street, by Officer Boutwell,, OF the
First District, and taken to the Station at
Nineteenth and Fltzwater streets. The boy
expired in about fifteen minutes after being
struck, in the dwelling of Mr.. Elias Thomas,
No. 10O8 Dorrance street, where he had been
taken Immediately alter the occurrence The
body was soon after removed to the home of the
bereaved parents. Alcott stated that some
boys had been Annoying the workmen during
the day, and that he supposed the deceased was
one OF the number, who had been driven from
the pl emises In order to prevent them from
being injured, and that he threw the brick or
from the place, with no intention of injuring
LLem. rn
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SPLENDID ANNIVERsARY.-On Thursday
evening, June 20, 1867, the nineteenth anniver-
sary and grand musical celebration of the
Tabernacle Baptist Church Sunday School will
lake place at the Academy of Music A pro-
gramine has been prepared in which the whole
occupy seats on the platform. Several pieces
will be rendered by Mrs Schimpf and Miss
BIackburne. The report of the school will be
read by Rev. b. Griffiths, d ID. Addresses will
be made by eminent divines.
The SaLterlee Band will be in attendance, and
enliven the occasion by dissoursing popular
music All who desire to enjoy an evenings
entertainment could not do better than expend
their money to promote the welfare of this Sab
bath school Tickets can be had at tTrumpler's,
Seventh and Chestnut streets. .-
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HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.-Before
Alderman Beitler. at 2 o'clock to-day, William
X. Bechtel, charged with arson, waived a fur
ther hearing. The defendant was bound over
to answer at Court in the sum OF $1,000.
James W. Bishop, who was before the United
States Court yesterday, was held to answer the
charge OF importing into the Commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania, from West Virginia, coun-
terieit gold coin. knowing the same to be coun-
Lerfeit. T.
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FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC

FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC
That we have unequalled facilities for con-
Quoting business to the advantage both of our
selves and our patrons, we submit the following
TRUTHs-well known as such 10 the entire busi-
ness community
l. We have abundant capital-therefore,
q WE BUY FOR CASH ExCLUSIvELY.
3. We sell for cash exclusively.
4. We have business experience Of q quarter
of q century, having been longer established
than any house in our trade in Philadelphia
8. Our business is thoroughly systematized,
the result of long experience.
6. We employ the best talent in all depart-
ments: our garments are therefore unsurpassed
in style, ht or workmanship.
z. Our business is large and constantly in-
creasing. H.
8. We have and constantly keep the largest
stock and best assortment Of Mems, Youths,
and Boys Clothing in Philadelphia, which, for
reasons already mentioned
g. We sell at prices in nH cases guaranteed LotOer
than the lOtCeSt eLSetOhere; also, JII satisfaction in
every purchase made Of us, ortte sale cancelled and
money refunded.
FiJth and TOWER HALL,
Siath SIS. No. 5l8 MARKET ST.,
PhfladalOhiQ
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A PLEASANT AFFAIR.-Last evening, Mr..
William III. Hewlings. of the American Hotel,
returned from q protracted tour ana was re-
-ceiyed by the resident boarders of the American
in a very fiattering and pleasant manner, to the
great surprise of Mr.. Hewlings. Hermann s
Band was in attendance, and discoursed sweet
music. after which the party adjourned to
where a substantial array of the good things OF
earfh lent additional attraction and enjoyment.
Toasts and short speeches were in order, with
exhflarating beverages, and withal the party
voted the evening social one Oh great plea
sure and enjoyment
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THE ELLIPTIC-HooK Tlock-stitch Sewing
Machine, and the Wheeler q Wilson, are the
only two Machines upon which can be applied
Henry's Patent COrder and Stitcher, the most
perfect little piece OF mechanism OF the kind In
nse, and well worthy the attention Of all en-
gagged In the manufacturing business, particu-
larry Bhlrtmakers, as IL enables the operator TO
sew on the cord Without basting, or any prepa-
ration Whatever. For sale and on exhibition at
street.
NO MORE FIGHTING, we hope, either In the
ring" or out of the ring. One way TO stop fights
is 10 stop differences of opinion; as is done In
reference 10 the style and price OF the Clothing
sold at Charles Stokes & Co.'s Ready y-made
Clothlng House, under the Continental This
opinion is that the goods are unequalled
ARRIVAL OF THE BRIG $. v. MERRIoK.-
brig y. V. Merrick, of Philadelphia, from Car
denas, Captain William q. Munday, seven
days, arrived at this port at noon to-day. She
reports having experienced n heavy gale on
Cape Hatteras, on the 9th and 10th inst.
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NEW YORK. June lG-Cotton quiet At 27c. Flour
1856 Southern dull at % 9C9l5'25 Wheat dull and
heavy. Corn dull and declining. Oats firmer State
30; Western 746l76c. Beeffquiet. Pork hrm Mess,
i2125; Prime, Sls'5o@I9. Lard steady at l216@lsc.
Whisky uuiet
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-15

DIsoRDKRLY COEDUcT.-James Coleman was
before Mayor Cox yesterday, charged on the
oath of Mrs Quinn with being disorderly and
threatening her. Several women were present,
and the well-known propensity of the Irish to
talk was not In the least diminished There
was finally terminated by his Honor lining
James S28S. The parties then cleared out,
threatening to prosecute the complainant and
her companions for scandal.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-15

A MOONLIGHT PARADE.-The members Of the
1st Regiment OF Gray Reserves will have a
moonlight parade and battalion drill this even
ing, on Broad street near Chestnut. After the
drill the regiment will parade through mum.
ber of the streets, accompanied by "a Dand of