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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo.
gst, Clairvoyant and Psychomecian, who has aston
ished the scientific classes of the Old World has now To-
Gated herself at Hudson n Y. Madame THORNTON pos
such wonderful powers of second sight as to
BILE her to impar knowledge of the greatest Importance
to the single or married Of either While In state
of trance she dcneates the very features of the person
you are to marry and by the mid of an instrument OF In
tense power known tho Psychomorope guarantees to
produce feike picture of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant together with date of marriage position
in fe leading traits of character &C. This is no hum
bug, as thousand of testimonials assert. She will
send when desired, certified certificate, or written
guarantee that the picture is what it ppors to be- By
enclosing small lock of hair and satng place Of birth
uge disposition and complexion and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you Will re-
ceive the picture and desired information by return mail
ALI communications sacredy confidential. Address, in
confidence, Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. o. Box 223,
Hudson, n Y. ~ March ~
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HEAR REASON !!
STRENGTHEN THE DEFI


When garrison apprehends an attack from an outside
enemy what does it do? It srRENaHrgNs THE DEFEN-
cEs The human system, at this period Of the year. La
becagusrcd by morbid influences. Tho atmosphere is
full OF them Every change of weather lays the feeble
open to their attacks What ia to be dono In order to
battle these unseen, but active foes STRENGTHEN
THE pEFEScEs. Do you ask howa The answer Is SIM
ple-te means within the reach Of all Reinforce the
vital organs and tho nervous system vi HOSTEL
TERS BITTERS. Tone the stomach, regulate the bow
els rouse the sluggish liver cheer tho Spirits enrich
and purify the vital current, with HosTETTERs BIT
TIERS. Tha. s the way to STRENGTHEN THE DEFENoEs,
and render the capital of health impregnable 1fyou
wish to escape bilious headache inte ment fever lndi-
eesop, and nervous visiations-to enjoy, In all it's
plentitude tho blessing Of ga sound mind In sound
body" use this incompatible preventive and restora
tive It preserves health in the healthy and renews 1t
in the weak and ailing
April 2
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Austion sales This Day.

Aust10n SuIes TnIs DWys
MCKAY CAMPBELL will sell this day, ct No. 30 Beau
fain street. at 10 o'clock the entire furniture of family
declining housekeeping.
r. M MARSHALL l. Bro will sell this day. at No. So
Broad street. at halfpast 10 O'Clock, Ane buggy mare
mules, horses. cow, and one Herring's fire proof
safes; also, handsome mahog NY wardrobe, &c.
p Flynn Bailf will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock, at
the corner of smlth and vanderhorst etree the con-
tents of q grocery store.
Wy LE1roH R. S. BRUINS, will sell this day, at Ia
O'Clock, on Union Wharf, under the direction Of the
United States Marshal the hull Of the schooner lid,
together with all her tackle and apparel.
SMITH & MoGnLIvRAY will sell thia day, at their
Office No. q Broad street. at 10 o'clock, horse5, mulos,
carts, furniture &c.
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Free TO Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular, giving information OF the
greatest importance to the young of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homey may become beautiful, the
despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid, by return mail.
Address P. O. Drawer, q,
March 80 Tyr Trof, N. Z.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
oFF1cE CLERK o. COUNC1L.-THE FOLLOWING
[ niansa If Secton of an "Ordinance to Raise Sup
nles Tor the year lSS7 is published tor The Information
Of nersons selling Goods BY sample otherwise who are
not residents OF this os All such persons arc he-eoS
notified to report at this Office
"Three dollars on cv5ry hundred dollars Of all goods
sold in this city by persons not residents by sample or
otherwise" "; q. SntLa,r r
March 8 C!erA oi Voun''i'
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TAX NOTICE.

ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
No G4 Broad, corner Church street J
n ETURNS OF ANNUAL TAXES FOR YEAR lSG6,
h will be received at this Office for Division 2 COM
prislng Wards 2, and that part Of west OF Coming
md south Of Calhoun street. until lbh Of Aprt nezs e
cn where parties receive notice. In such Returns
must be rendered within ten days from date thereof ac
cording to law.
EsT Office hours from IL to P. NJ.
@ JOHN B. EPPLEY,
March 10 "A Assistant Assessor, I'D Division
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
The Charleston 8autngs institution us. Martin,

TOMORROW, the 4th April, 1857. at II O'Clock WIN be
sold at the old Oustom House, under the direction OF
the undersigned, hses +
All chat LOT OF LAND, with the buildings thereon,
tuaee on the south side Of Vanderhorst street. city
Charleston measuring 50 feet the front and back
nes and S4 feet In depth the east line and 1888 feet
on the west nne bounding north on said street; south
on lad formerly of the City Council Of Charleston and
now Of -; east on lot now or late Of Vim. Hazard,
and to the west on land formerly Of the City Council
Terms-OL ethird cash. balance In one, two and three
wears secured by bond Of the purchaser and mortgage
Of tho premises buildings to be insured and kept In
Eured and the policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay for
noners -, "a =. W. GRAY
Anvil 8 w3th1 Master In Equity.
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TIE STREET R1oTERs.-Ths parties concerned
in the late attempt on the street cars have all been
turned over to Lieutenant JOHNSTON, and the trial
of the case will take place before him at 10 A. NJ.
to-day, it having been postponed from yesterday
in order to collect the necessary evidence.
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BANNETT sCHUR,

Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, al
No. SO King street, below Broad street. !
Offers his services for the sale OF MERCHANDISE .
day and night at s store, also for the sale OF Stock
Bonds, Real Estate Vessels, Horses and Produce sess
city references Will be given. eoncaed.
Terns moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
March 20 - t.@S .5z.5SS lIn0sS
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"A eRIcU.t1If U.RAt.
SEA FOWL GUANO..
PHENIX GUANO.

4 CARGO OF THE ABOVE aTANO HAVING JUST
a arrived from McKean's Island, am prepared to
furnish It to Planters either for cash at $b5 per ton OF
1000 pounds or se5 payable first November with inter-
est a per CENT approved city acceptance Pamphlets,
with full directions to Its application, and certificates
of Planters who have used It, also analysis OF professor
shepard and others, can be had at my Office.
J. n ROBSON,
March % fmw1mo No. 81 East Bay.
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PEAS, GRAIN, &c.-We invite attention to the
advertisement of Messrs. R. ARNOLD & Co., No.
219 Meeting street. offering to the public choice
lots of the above articles-the peas now landing.
The goods will be delivered free Of charge.
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TOBACCO, YARNS, ROPE,

TOBACCO, YARNS, ROPE,
on BOXES OF TOBACCO. POUNDS PRIME QUAIL
~ rTY, at CSC. per To
l2O boxes of Tobacco. medium and fne varying in
price from SOC. to 81 rs per ib
80 boxes plantation Tobacco. ut 2Oc per fb
5000 lbs Smoking Tobacco, Various brands in n, !,
and 10 tb packages, at SOC per fb
Genuine Kilncknick SIN king Tobacco
J. Green's Genuine Durham smoking Tobacco
Spanish Mixed Smoking Tobacco, u b papers, at
81 rs per dozen
Scotch Snuff, Powhattan Pipes, &c
Is bal Georgia Yarns, assorted NOS. at 50 95 per
bunch a-.-,
80 coils kentucky Bale Rope. per fb.
For sale at No. IS HAsEL STREET, opposite the Post
Office, by p. MULKAI
April q
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FRE.-An alarm of fire was sounded about
P. NJ. yesterday, occasloned by the burning Of
chimney in George street. A Few engines turned
out but the excitement was soon allayed by the
chimney burning out, and the engines returned
bootless home.
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TIE CANARY TRouYE.-We take pleasure in not
ing the arrival Of: troupe Of these distinguished
feathered caongsters. This troupe is composed OF
both male and female voices, and they are the I'm
est vocalists ever brought into this country. They
have obtained rooms during their stay with Messrs
SLIDER & BURKE, one door below the Mills House,
where they will give public receptions. Music e1-
erts powerful influence upon the passions, but
there is no sound more sweet than the melody Of
the birds. Man has endeayored in vain to make
instruments that would resemble their tone, but
has never succeeded in initiating nature to per-
fection. A canary is one Of the most delightful OF
our singing birds, and is an acquisition to every
lady's boudoir. Those advertised by Messrs.
sr1nrn BURKE are ths best German birds, and
ne advise visit to the Concert Hall.
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GLASS, TIN AND HARDWARE for all the buildings
except the Paper MIL The Water Power and all tho 30
cessories Of this property ara suh as TO sdRpt
cass Cotton and Psper Factories, and capitalists are
afforded rare opportunity for good investment.
Terms, which will be- accommodating, Will be made
Known In uture advertis Ment and on day Of sale.
Further particulars may be obtained on application
b. II EVANS Esq, at the NEIL or 20 go - :
WARDLAW & OAREW, Auctioneers, s.
Corner Broad and State stroets. ohsrle
.
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Millinery EaRoRIUM.-Mrs. s. WATTS, who is
already fayorably known to our fair readers, will
add to her popularity by offering for their inspec-
tion choice stock of millinery goods Mrs.
WATTS establishment is probably more frequented
than any other en- King street, and the announce
1nert that she is prepared to furnish the latest
spring novelties will set many pretty heads crazy,
and it viii tax the energies Of Mrs. ". and her as
sistants to answer the numerous questions pro-
pounded by the fashion seekers.
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a9M 9attg.iNems4
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, april 8, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondents,

We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
net attach their proper names to the articles sent;
a, We take this occasion of repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed by some responsible individual.
AcEowlEDGa1ENT.-TheL Ladies' Memorial Asso-
cs ton of Mount Pleasant desire us to return their
thanks to Messrs. EBAUaR & MALoNEE and to
MSssrs. HuDeNs s. OWENS, for their donations Of
lumber for the purpose Of enclosing the Soldiers
Cemetery at that place.
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r. HI. B.

Are synonymous with Health, Strength and Vigor.
The secret viii be revealed by investing in bottle Of
PANKNIN's HEPATIc BTTTERs. For sale by all
Druggists.
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KdMeia MalIs at Auction.
n O. ~ a D .

Under foreclosure Of mortgages, win be sold, TUES
side Of the Exchange, Charleston, 8. O., E'.s:st I!
The KAIMIA MILLS, with an the Property snd sppurs
enarces thereunto belonging. consisting Of the eever
acg and parcels Of Land, situate lying and being In
the District of Edgeaeld, South Carolina amounting In
all 10 about four thousand two hundred and fy-nfne
426g acres less, conveyed to the said Ksnta
which said several tracts Of Land now In Possession
o. and occupied by the said Kalta Mills as the site OF
their factory now in course OF erection Iogether with
s and singular tho waters, water privileges, rights,
embers herediaments and appurtenances to the said
premises belonging, in any wice incident or spper-
tanning. u - I
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STEAMSHIP SEAGULL.-We regret to learn that
Capt Du1ToN's fine steamer the SeaguA had
triaing accidentto her machinery on her voyage
hence to Baltimore on the soth, and has put into
Fortress Monroe for repair. The accident is nm
derstood to be Of such character as will not dis
arrange her regular trip the present week from
Baltimore. .:.: =. g. s. ss5s..-,
We trust such will be the case, for the business
between our sister city Of Baltimore is growing
largely and ne cannot spare any Of our always
punctual steamers from their accustomed work.
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CHEAP Fsl91aHr TO New YoRK.-Cotton ship
pefs viii be grati6ed to learn that an important
reelection has just taken place IN the charge for
transporting cotton from this point to New York
by steam. Messrs. RAvENE1 & Co., agents for the
IEARY line of steamers, VIZ: the steamships
Quaker Caty, Saragossu and Grenada, have put
down their freight on cotton to New York to one
dollar per bale, which viii be the rate for either
Upland oc SEQ Ialand Cotton. This will be an ilr-
portant benefit to the cotton merchants, and will
much facilitate the trade between the two points.
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GRAND CoNcERT.-The music-loving portion OF
our community will be pleased to learn that MIR.
OSWALD MEYER and his two sons, OrTo and JULIUS
MEYER, will give an instrumental concert at the
Turner Hall, No. 70 King street, between Broad
and Tradd, on Monday next, at P. NJ. The
TURNER'S are well known in our city, and many
who have attended their dramatic entert ailments
will gladly avail themselves Of this
b.. those delicious strains that MEYER knows
so won how te prodaaddee: odaadee:
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TIE AMERICAN FARMER.-We have received the
April number Of this magazine from MIR. s. HART,
the agent for the publishers, and find that it fully
sustains it's reputation the oldest and best agr1
cultural publication in the United States. The
Farmer does not confne itself to agriculture, but
is full Of useful information, and is an invaluable
work for the Southern planter, and should be
taken by all who wish to succeed in their opera
tions.
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"
BUSINESS MAP. OF CHARLESTON Q. 1:
AuBH ahe publisher of this map arrived on the
Saragossa last evening, and has brought with nun
a number of these maps for distribution to SUD-
scr;bers Mr. AUBN has been detained much
longer than he anticipated by an accident to his
title piece but is ready to present our citizens
with map perfect in all of its details. This map
is six feet by six, and has o strong and durable
canvas back. It differs in many essential particu-
lars from most maps, having not only the streets
clearly Led, but the houses and their numbers
are easily recognized. Around the border are the
business cards Of many Of our prominent mer-
chants, while others are upon the houses occupied
by them This map will be a valuable acquisition
to our citizens, and will be useful both an orna
ment and as directory. Mr.. AUBN will call on
his subscribers this morningand deliver those en-
gagged:
RoDR1aUEs PU1MoNIo ELIXIR SPEcIFIC.-n re-
ferring to this medicine in yesterdays issue we un-
Intentionally we're guilty Of several errors, and
gladly take tho present opportunity to make the
corrections. The specific was prepared by MRS.
RoDR1auEs, respectable lady OF this city, ard
from her long experience in nursing the SICK, sne
feels satisfied that she is offering the public DO
nostrum, but remedy that has been tried and
found ethcacious in numerous instances. Mrs +.
has prepared this specific with great care, and her
only design in offering it for sale is not tor pe-
cuniary reward, but simply to reimburse herself
for the trouble snd expense necessary to prepare
it. DR.. CAU1IElS store being on the opposite
corner we unwittingly credited him with the pro-
prietorship, instead Of the rightful owner. Since
that time we have become better informed and
can now confidently state to those afflicted with
pulmony. complaints that their dlsease Is not ~.
curable. The doctors say while there Is NE 'nefe
is hope; but by trying the Specific tney change
that hope iato certainty, and are able to take
pew lease Of life.
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At the Annual Meeting Of the Corporation of
Zion Presbyterian Church, (Glebe street) held on
the evening of the first instant, the following
named officers were elected to serve for the ensu-
ing year.: -! "a Il ~ a
JAMES HsTAYLORs.s President.
3, j. BENNETT LANNEAU,t Secretary
o. A. BOWEN, Treasurer.
Executive ConussHer IT. O. n. DuKE:, Whf. F. ROB
EaTsos, NED, HENRY Z. 'snIIMAN; W: GEORGE GBBEs'
THOMAS SrENHousE.
Vice T. O. IL. DuKEs, declined reelection.
+ vice FRED. TANNING, declined reelection
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UNITED STATES CoUB T-Hon. GEO. s. BRYAN
presiding.-The petitions Of JAMES NJ. DAVIS and
General JOSEPH B. KBaaHA1t-sor permission to
practice in the United States Courts OF South "a
rolina-yere read by General JAMES CoNNoa, and,
on his. Sion, the petitioners were admitted and
commissioned as Attorneys, Proctors and Sollci-
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H. H.

If you want Printing executed neatly;
you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 60 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. So Broad street.
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New YoRk MERCANTILE JouaNAl.-This valua-
bic journal, now some four years old, has come to
be one Of the most important and best conducted
commercial papers in tho United States, afording
the most complete weekly price lists Of New York
prices now published, and thcs commencing itself
fothe attention of every merohaa 1T, The paper is
sery large size published weekly, and costs only ss
per annnm, or may be ordered Of the New York
Mercantile Company, No.2 Franklin Square, New
York. We wish it's well-neant efforts every
.-..2 1ios -
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Browns BRoNoH1A1 TRooHEs-ssYour Troches
are too well and fayorably known to need commen-
dation." Hon. CHAS. A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass. Senate.
ssMY communication with the world has been
very much enlarged by the Lozenge which now
carry always in my pocket; that trouble in my
throat (for which the Troches are a. speciac) hay
ing made me often mere whisperer."
N. P. WILLIS
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The FARMER, devoted to Agriculture, Horticul
lure, the mechanic Arts and Household Economy.
E111oFr 4 sam1Ds, Richmond, Va. ao,,,.,
The April numbsrSof this e1oellsnt monthly, is
now before US. It is replete with useful and in
structiye matter, both original and selected. 1t
opens With q memoir OF R1cHA SAMPSON, Esq,
model farmer of the Old Dominion. !. This is fol-
lowed by interesting editorial articles on $ Free
Labor in the West Indies" !" on Flax, on method in
Farming; on the trial Of Labor Saving Implements,
fe&o ntc :. 7.r...s
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: Several Of the street cor rioters, who were ar
rested by the police, were sent to the Citadel and
will be tried to-day at 10 O'Clock, by the Provost
Marshal. . ss:f a: s:
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(Ertrdct JroD1)
ga Poet In HIS Youth. and the Cuckoo
Htrd.v


BY JEAN NeEIow.
IN press by Roberts Bros. OF Boston)
Once upon time, lay
Fast asleep at dawn of day;
Windows open to the south,
Fancy pouting her sweet mouth
To my ear.
She turned a globe
In her slender hand, her robe
Was all spangled; and she said,
As she sat at my beds head,
"Poet, poet, what asleep2
Look the ray runs up the steep
To your roof" Then in the golden
Essence of romanoes olden,
Bathed she my entranced heart.
And she gave a hand TO me,
Drew me onward; "Come |" said she;
And she moved with me apart,
Down the lovely vale of Leisure.
Such lis name was, heard say,
For some Fairies trooped that way;
Common peonle of the place,
Taking their accustomed pleasure
can the clocks being stopped), to race
Down the slope on palfreys fleet.
Bride bells made tinkling sweet,
And they said, "What signiied
Faring home till eventide:
There were pies on every shelf,
And the bread would bake itself"
But for that cared not, fed,
AS it were, with angels bread,
Sweet as honey; yet next day
All fOredo0med to melt away;
Gone before the sun waved hot,
h.1A I'll
Rook-doves' poetry of plant,
Or the starling's courtship quaint;
Heart made much of twas boon
Won from silence, and too soon
Wasted in the ample air;
Building rocks far distant were.
Scarce at all would speak the rills,
And saw the idle hills,
In their amber hazes deep,
Fold themselves and go to sleep,
Though it was not yet high noon.
Silence Rather music brought
From the spheres As if thought
Having taken wings, did fly
Through the reaches of the sky.
Silence No, a sumptuOus sigh
That had found embodiment,
That had come across the deep
After months Of wintry sleep,
And with tender heavings went
Floating up the armament.
"Oh," l mourned, half slumbering yet,
'"Tis the voice of my regret
Mine ~ and awoke.
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DRoPosALs FOR BEEF.

J.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July IL, 1867
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received
by the undersigned at No. ll03 GIRARU Street,
Third Floor, or directed IN Post Office Box
1888, in this city, until 10 A. M, July Is, 1867,
for furnishing the United States troops, em-
ployes, etc., at Fort Delaware, Del, with
FRESH BEEF
OF good marketable quality, in equal propor-
tion of fore and hind quarters, excluding necks,
shanks, and kidney tallow. Also
CORNBD BEEF
of the best quality and the usual corning pieces.
The said Beef to be delivered free of cost to the
troops, etc., at Fort Delaware, Del, in such
quantities and at such times as may be required
by the commanding officer at Fort Delaware,
and to continue in force four (4) months, COM
mencing on the lst day Of August 1867, or such
less time as the Commissary- General shall
direct, and subject to his approval
Bidders will make separate proposals for each
article, and in separate letters, and, upon ac-
ceptance Of their bids will give such security as
may be required for the faithful performance of
their agreement.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Beef
,etc."
@. L. KILBURN,
7lObt Brevet Brig General, A Q. q. 3.
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\ THE 3 E2TsI 0RPHAMs' I1; 6s e COURT FOR THE CITY

l. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF ROBERT W. SMITH, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court TO audit settle,
and adjust the first account OF CATHARINE SMITH,
Administratrix of ROBERT w: SMITH, deceased,
and 10 distribution of the balance In the hands
the purpose OF his appointment. on MONDAY, July
l5 1867 at IL o'clock A. NJ at his office, No. 627 WAL.
NUT street, in the City of Philadelphia.
IS fmw5t SAMUEL O. PERKINS, Auditor