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teerify and basnsos esperiencc will BE- suflcie1t
guarantee that TIE money eatr1oled TO them win b.
promptly applie4 % u pufpOee stated.
PnLADkLrnA, Pa. Nay %. 1871.
70 the Of1cev ard 1emhsfD Of TIE washingtua L.
bfafy Co, n. 3. REID. Secretary.
0entlenen On receipt d yosr fsvos Of The istA
Inst, notifying No Of our appointment - Receivsss
for yssr Company. ~ took the hbery TO submit
copy o. your Charter with plan Of your enterprise
70 the hyheet legal authority ofthe State. having
receved his favorable opinion In regard to 10
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Association. Wis the education ard maintenance :
he orphan ehil6rsa 81 soldiers and ealo q ~
Riverside l4itsts 10 have concluded to acceps The
ut. ard to uss our best sd0sts y promote -
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APRIL ., 1887:

The RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE
Situate at Riverside. Burlington County, New
jersey, is founded for the purpose OF gratuit-
ousiy educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers
and Seamen of the United States.
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we'll known citizens of Pennsylvania aud New
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TO Tue SHAREHOLDERS. ON
WEDNESDAY. STn OF JANUARY NEXT
Al PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Or At the Instituts. Riverside. n. ].
SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

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/ Cash Present NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l000O
Cash Presents Of q, too each. 500
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Horses, Harness, &C., complete. ......... no
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/ Beautiful Silvef-gray Horse, 10 IL hands
high sired by the ccIebrated imported Ara I
bian Horse 'Caliph:" also, light Road
Wagon weight ll0 poands, with Set Of eu-
perior Single Harness, &C., making Anti
class establishment. .................... g. 900
% Pianos ESQ each 10000
20 Melodeoas. eSss each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
5 Rosewood Sewing Machines, 500 EACH. 1,Uo
10 Family Sewing Machines, cleo each. ..... 900
50 Fine Gold Watches, 500 each .......... 10000
NV rate value. northumberland. 1000
4 t:.mei's Hair Shawls, 81 90 each. ..... 500
Camel's Hair Shawle, 81, 600 esch,. ...... 5000
10 Cashmere Shawls, $50 each ................ zoo
2QSik Dress Patterns. 4Ib each. ...... =. 800
30 CITY Buildtng Lots, SITS each. .......... o,Uo
The remainder will ron. let Of 0ilveswafe ma
eical Boxce Oiera Glasses, Pocket Bibles and
different artic.e Of Tournament and uae amount
tngto. ......o1V0V
All the properties given clear Of incunbra1ee.
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A pure juice port made from the oporto grapes,
rsised In this country an invaluable medicinal Wine
II IL an excellent wine for females weakly persons
invalids and the aged
IT. tonic properties unsurpassed, oausirg an
appetite and restoring health and vgor 10 debltated
persons.
The beneficial effects arising from is
toushnr thousands aud cannot be realized from the
use OF other wines.
All who try it express their surprise that DELI
cious " inc is raised ia this country. Also,
"EER & cos r. J. California Port and Sherry
Wines from the famous vineyards planted by the early
Monks at Los Angeles. These are delicious table
wines for family use. Imported gin, brandy and 9th.
er liquors OF the best brands directly from bond
Samples given free Of charge. a. SPEE9.
Tor sale by HARRISON & sTARKs, Davenport:
and 0lern & Hacslcy, Rock Island Trade supplied
by Fuller. Finch & Fuller. Chicago may2i-diy
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so per cens. in the Cest OF Jars !
DOWNS d sHOBERT.
u M Err TAKER s

tn ~ And Dealers In al kinds OF
Metallic and Wooden Burial Cns
Asy assistance required in cur line pr5nrtly
furnished.
A new and elegant heasss aiwass In resdis
ness
Call and examine.
apse sodAwtf eDWsepsse
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THE EARLE STEAM PUMP.

THE EARLE PUMP
Has been exhibited and most critically tested n an
the great Mechanical Fairs held In the conntrv IA
the last i've years, and at every one received the
highest premiums awarded.
They are adapted 70 all uses and can be furnished
OF AZ dimeneions ana styles to meet the demands Of
application to special work.
For OIL Rel1nerles. Sugar
noaseN, 1SreWerfes. Roller an6
Fire Panps, &C..
We claim them rneQualed.
Their simplicity and freedom from all meehso,e.
complications readers them durable and easy 70 =
pair.
These Pumps will be exhibited in operation. a the
Great French Exposition.
They may Be found at our depois in all III. psi,s-
pal citiee Of the country.
II For fall details, send for Circuis,
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EaSe & Economy In Washing

Save. Time. Temper, Soap and
Labor.
And Il II Warranted not 10 inurr the Finest Fabric
Nothing ha- been introduced into this country
which has effected such wonderful change upon
washing days. For LAcc- and Fine Fabrics II IL I'M
eQuaed. l does not njrrc the color OF Prints, brt
strengthens ard improves them. Nv is use they re-
tain their original brlliancy White things much
improved and will not tusn yellow fpnt by for
months. klannes become white and soft Ike new.
In fact !, improves every article washed. ands war
fn'rd In every not 20 iniurc any fabric. twill
be found invaluable for the following domestic rur-
poses, viz:
II Washes all Fine Things. such ne Musiins,
Lace. Crochet Work. Baby Linen. &c
Cleansing Sronges, Combs and Brushes.
Removing STAINS i-om the hands and Grccse
from Carpets. Cloth. Flsrnei. &c.
Cleansing Oil Cloths and Woodwork without
injury to the Co'ors or Paint.
Aor Anlc Ever, WI here.
SH.RRELL, FISHER 4 co,
febs -dly l12 Niagara Street, BrirA.o, NY.
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THE WAR CRISIS
IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.


Ever. Dsy Preparations tor War-Napeieos
Tk~asht tn be Ready for Basane-Ths New
Preach Csuncu-s-nss Ordered frcss the
Tshsd ~ssses-A ~essi-Onscssl Uitimstuws.
PAEn, April % 1891.
In letter ressaily written after ntre trip along
franco pfuisn frontier informed you that the
~h,ch the eye similar those In Germany ass
on eve Or the last summers var. The similarity has
NOE ertsudeo 20 Psrs lsseif which pcsins 70 sxhbis
scenes Ike thss. which ~ Streets witnessed while the
preparations we're being made for the Cnmszp and
Italian campaigns Trough the rich foliage Of the bios
soming hcrs chessnuss which nssb avenue, a. look
from nv windows see every morning, ABOUT eleven
o'coct, on. or long trains Of artillery wagons
sons and sass passing down This has been regular
shiar for ,bs past week days. and ~acb thing
have never before ~,tnssed Dncs mvs cceupss
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= Our special despatch from Richmond states
that a riot, which threatened to he of q serious
character, occurred in Richmond yesterday,
oscaSionsd by knock-down between white
nan and negro, and the subsequent arrest Of
the dstnrbers Of The peace by the police. The
q Iored citizens appear TO have considered the
arrest Of the negro unjust, or at all events to
have determined upon his rescue. The police
were violently assaulted, the prisoner was res
oued from their hands, and for awhile great
+ ars were entertained Of serious riot Cen
sral Schoficld was sent for by the Mayor, and
came Immediately TO the scene of the disturb
ance. The leaders Of the mob should be
discovered, if possible, and punished severely.
Unless The law Is strictly executed in all such
cases, on blacks and whites alike. we may look
for many such lawless acts and for deplorable
results. - M eresas
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two hundred and forty-one guns. Among these
there are bas two iron-clad frigates and eight
corve'tes. The balance we hold OF little co
count in modera naval contest, as also the
for.y-two large AMI small Prussian sailing craft,
carrying two hundred and eighteen guns-ves-
ses which have seen their power go down be-
To-. steam and iron.
The only hope for Prussia to equal.ze imme-
d'teiy shis great disparity of force is to apply,
while sin at peace with France, to ths United
states, which is the only Power able and willing
to a.py the deficiency. We have on hand
Tor sale large number of turreted and plated
mons.srs, which are capable of paying their
compliments to any of the French iron-clads
that French genius has yet brought into exist
ence. Our desire to sell them is principally 10
get them of our hands, as playthings which,
with US, have had their day, and which are now
unsnited to our caiibre. They may still do for
EnrOpe--either Prussia or France--the Great
Republic has outgrown them.
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DETAIL BY MAIL.

The French Legislature met in session the 18th OF
April NJ. Schneider IN the chair. Al the opening OF
business ". Jules Favre presented demand Of inter-
peaton relative question Of the Duchy Of Lux
smburg The matter referred TO the bureau in tho
usual way The depdtics to be Informed nj their
private residences when the mex, sitting would take
place
The Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by Prince Oscar
OF sweden drove along 'ne Paris Boucvards April q,
in an open carriage four Prince Oscar present
IN the evening the representation given the Italian
Opera for the bcueft Of Mile. Patti rhe Prince, who
occupied the Enparors box, the grand Gordon Of
the LEGION Of Honor OF France.
A lsstes from Copenhagen states that great activity
prevails 10 the Danish arsenals Al order has been
given 70 make all the shps-owar ready put by
the middle Of May.
Advces from Goes lHoliandI state tue number Of
workmon occupied in consructin. the barsgs d The
Eastern scheld three thousand
A. tue MARQUIS de Monsters weekly reception. gwen
April 2s IN Pans remarked thai the Minister held
a ione conversation with Count de Go'z, the prussan
Ambassador In Of the where they alone
together, soou after with Lord CONVEY. and lastly with
Prince dc xeticrnich All the heads Of foreign dpio-
macy present;
An imperial French decree promotes Rear Admiral
naxarrs CommaDder-n-cbief Of the French naval div
sion o. The rsosac and Of rhe coast Of Merho
the grade or Grand oncer Of the Legion Of Honor
Adyices from Florence. speaking Of the commercial
treaty agreed italy and Auniria, state thai
tho countries accord each c,ner rsoiprocaly the
treatment Of favored nations they impose %
themselves the suppression Of smuggling and engage %
assistance between the two Custom House
ADMINISTRATORS supplementary convention regulates
tha relations o. the Lombardo- Venetian railways which
traverse the states rhsre are to be two informs
tonai stations, In which the common service o. the
Custom House will be organized.
The Italian naval division IN the waters OF South Anne
rica ~ about 20 be recalled as measure economy.
only viii be left Of the stations Of u
Plata Italian cocnists numerous and reA
I Aulae prulection.
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Prominent among the latest and most startling
spiritual manifestations" is murder. From
Rochester rappings and Poughkeepsie revela-
lions to an assault bya Norwich -Spiritualist
upon his daughter with intent to kill, and to q
murder by q Philadelphia Spiritualist, the
circle is now complete. Williams was SEN
tenced at Norwich last month to five years.
Imprisonment in the State Prison, and Winnie
more is on trial for his life at Philadelphia.
Now, it would be no less unfair to hold the
Spritualsts, as religious sect, responsible for
the murderous proclivities of Winnemore and
Williams than the Presbyterians for the recent
diabotica murder by one of their parsons of
his child, three years old, because it refused 70
say its prayers. But the plea for insanity has
been pnt forward In each Of these horrible
cases. Aud when one Of the I'm adiums,n who
was called on as Witness in Che cape As VIM
nemore. testified that in the s'circlesS at which
she and ten or a dozen more had bsen accus-
toned TO be present with the prisoner 1--WE
give wa to whatever influence comes,n none
can refrain IRON serious reflection on the posi-
be and probably perilous consequences of such
Iutier abandonment Of weak undisciplined
minds 10 the widest vagaries Of the imsgi-
naion Insanity, accompanied by murder, is
too of,cu he result. Unless the chiefs Of the
Sprim,ists are "blind leaders Of the blind"
they will SEQ the necessity Of warning their
followers by the dreadful examples to which
we have alluded. sea ag
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AxsApoLe, Nd. May ., 1861
rhe Constitutional Convention assembled a. eleven
O'Clock After prayer and the reading OF yesterdays
procccdings Mr. w,cks from the committed appointed
10 orr pare form OF oath 70 bs taken BY the ConveD
tlon made report which vas adopted The report
rscl.es the oath Of the Assembly, which called
the Convention, and prescribes a. The osfn
OF the Convention IL substantially declares allegiance
70 the state OF Mary and supports the constitution
and laws thereof giving rue faith and allegiance 70 tbs
United States aud constitution and the government
thereof an the supreme law OF the lard. any law % or
dnsnce Of the state Of any state 70 "a. contrary not
wthssandiug II further alrms thai the fasef Of me
oath will 10 the best Of bis ability, protect and defend
the union Of the United states and not allow tne same
10 be broken up nor the governments 20 BE- destroyed
and viii n ali times discountenancs ana oppose All
political combinations having for thsir object such DIS
sclutiou or destruction
TIE Prsssdsas OF me Convention, Judge Carmichael
then took The oath the presence Of Judge Daniel A.
Marrudrr end subscribed his name theresc The oath
was sinlsry taken and subscribed 70 BY al the men,
bers OF the Convention.
Noehlng further Of importance occurred, snd the Con
ventlea sdournsd 81 baif-pss thtss p. w. " meet n
sss O'Clock gn bndv morning.
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/, i stated that the stock Of the Street Car
Railroad Company in Richmond has declined
twenty tive per cent ance the arrangement has
come into effect permitting coiored people to
,ride in the cars. THIS is very singular. We
never before knew tSat the chivalry had 30
strong an aversion to ride c the same vehicles
with colored people. On the contrary, before
their emancipation, their negro servsnis oc-
cupicd seats in all the public conveyances with
them, and were even taken about with the
members Of their fam lies in theft private car
riages. The directors OF the Richmond COM
pany need not entertain any serious apprehen-
-on in regard to this depreciation OF their
stock. II can only be temporary, as it is the
result not of actual prejudice against con-
tact with he colored race, such as exists here
Al the North. but Of political modification.
We would advise that portion Of the secesh
element which has failed to profit BY the les
sons Of the war not to persist in such maniies-
isiions They will soon learn that their
,colored fellow citizens whom they thus treat
with ndignity will exercise powerful infu-
ence over their political destinies. The sooner
they prove 10 them that their interests are
iden lical, and that they feel some sort Of sym
pashy Tor them, the better il will be for their
own 49, fare.
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THE PRUssIkN NAVY.



rrotectien Of Commerce..
Tho Journal ~ Havf< gives the following details 20
tho actual state Of the Prussian Ar
minus, 100 horse power four guns; Prince Albert 30
three corvstes, Martha and viuetta 400 tweuty-eght
each; Gazslle and Aurora $50, twenty eight each;
Nympbeand Mednsa 200, seventeen each: Augusta anu
yiclorz 400 fourteen each; despatch boats Prussian
Eagle 400 iour Loreiy, 10 two; royal yaoai Griilon
100, two eight steamers oil the rst class u30. twenty
four; fifteen. OF the second coo rwerty.sir. TOTAL,
thrty-six steam vessels, 5,4S2 horse power sailing
frigatcs Ge1ou Ihetis thirty eight; Nobe.
twenty eight Sailing brigs. Rover sixteen; Mosquito
SIX; Heas six rhrty.two gunboats, two each, or in
all sixty -four four one each, four TOTAL, forty two
sailing Vessels with Two hundred and ten guns wv
The prussian tnayy therefore consists OF - ships
and 45c guns Thc yineta Is this moment In the
treme East; the Cazele, the Mosquito and the Rover
in the and the Niobe at the Cape Verde
islands Besides the above named vessels prursla
possesses a certain number OF smaA sailing aud steam
boats which only perform the service OF the ports III
course OF comsfcti3n she has three ronclad fgal.s
and corvette OF 400 horse powor. " French com
merce, observes the journal quoted above, woud not
have much to dread from navy which hardly reaches
the tenth part OF that Of France y
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FRENCH NAVAL MOVEMENTS.


The tron-CIad Squadron at CherbeurG.
Cherbourg (Aprii 26 correspondence of 9aiignaoi's
Ncss9nger.1
Vice Admiral Dupouy, project OF the Second maritime
arondssemcnt will very shortly be nominated Ia the
command OF the armorplatcd squadron Of the Channel
now the orders OF Baron dc In Roncere 10 Noury
and which expected here in tho first days Of Nay The
squadron Is 10 be augmented by three iron plated
irga,es now arming in the ports Of Bres and Lorent
The nlting out OF the despatch boat toctlogon
which Il 10 bc sen, mission 10 la Plaza, Is also
pushed on rapidly
The transport Cher Ia 70 gos under way saturday
for Senegal 10 keep the station there
No more transports expected here from Mexico.
Prussian sailing training fr.ats, the Niobe carry
ing twenty guns has moored IN the roadstead and made
the regulation salute. which returned by tho land
battery IL il expected that this rigate which comes
from Havana and 70 be lowed 10 Kcl will aain
in The on NJ than four or ive DAYS.
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: !, MoDgRS SPARrAs.--The Hon. Elijah Iiise.
= newly elected member of Congress from Ken
mcly, put an end to his existence the other
DAY from despair at his inability 70 do the
coauiry any service What pity IL Is that
Others Of our Legislators. whose mission II seems
a. he 10 do The country all the injury possible.
.io mt resort 10 the same means Of proving
n, ~ .oo ritionl
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TINE LATE STORM.

". Ia-rts in Pennsylvania -.~tseiiins Of the
Delaware and Lehish Rivers.
EAsros. IA, May ., 1861.
tho ,e.wsre river has twenty -four ieei. aud y
nov = ..aad. The Lebigh river Is falling No dam
srs sSep the loss OF few rafs has yet been reported
INe u nre division OF the canal W. nnder water and
.taN a.tatta mot yet be estimated
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1859 The London Money Market.
ssf e IcSDoS, May 9--Noon.
oonsols opened II advance OF X per cent aud
quoted At 81 Y for money.
AMERICAN sycunrrts.
Tho following are the opening quotations NJ
United States nvo-ewentes. x .7Its
Illinois Central shares. q. s90tz
Ere kais~ay shares ....4l Il
Liverpool Cote sdarkrt., Fsy M
LIysRrooI, May 9--Noon. }
Tho cotton market opens easier dcctne OF y on
mddlng upauds II ia estihased that the sAeS or the
day win amount 70 10, 900 bales. - ,...ss. \.
The following are the opening quotations. .ss.
s.admue up.ands lo;sd
Siidahng oueaus- ....... li'<d
Liverpool BreRdst u0s Market.
NJ. 1865 LvhRrooL, May 9--Noon-
Corn has declined 3D. Sales 43s 3D. per quarter for
mixed Western. Wheat-No Milwaukee red lbs Cd
white California las. 3D. per GENITAL BARLEY, -. I'd.
per 90 lbs. Oats. S. I'd. per a. lbs. Peas, A. a
Liverpool Pssvisisns Market.
LIvENees. May 9--Noon,
NJ asc,u--CnAbsslaad .cni 8 nss3z1s, sss per cwt.
Lard Sos Cd for American. Pork, 77s Cd. Beef l2ss.
per biol. Cheese, dos. per cwt
Liverpool Produce Marker.
LIvERrvor, May o--Noon.
Petroleum, spirits lid. standard white, Is 2,id.
per gallon Tallow, s3s 3D. per cwt. Pot ashes, 34s.
Rosin, common, o.. 3D.: nne LIS. Spirits turpcntine,
SIS. I'd Clover seed, 57s.
The London Markets.
IoSDos. May s-Soon
Sugar rs for No. II D. : iron, Scotch pigs, SIS.
pcr ton. Oils unchanged.
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-h- ~s.ss, asd knIs n Negro Who Auemsss
to Enter Her Reuse.
MEnrss, Tenn, May 2, 1897.
scgro named John McEwen, while attempting 70
iofce into the house OF j. B. synnct last
night, shot through the pssr By Mrs. synno who
alone Ia the houss
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PRUssIA.

The North German Constitution Ad0pted--The
Health of the United States Minister.
assss r BERLIS, May Q, 1867.
rho Prussian Diet yesterday accepted the new cons
tuition for the North German Confederation.
Governor Wright the American Minister, is better,
and will 80 TO Carlsbad for tho restoration Of his health
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R RUSSIA.

An Imperial Visit to Paris a8.
.sm fi ST.. PErExssUxG, May O. 1867
The Emperor Alexander will visit Paris in June next
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HAsRususs, Pa, hsy .. 1901.
ioascis Dsnn, eclorsd, fell mon m engine ON the
5ebspon valey Railroad the train passed ever him,
ssvsrns na heed mon his BODY ssd crushing bis skull
~ atvisa
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A Store 10 Let on Ann street,
IN THE NEW HERALD BUILDING
RENT Se 600
A BANKIN q HOUSE,
AN INSURANCE OFFICE.
RAILROAD DFFICk.
JEWELRY STORE.
OR ANY BUSINESS f:EQriRiNG 4
PROMINENT AND CENTRAL LOCATION
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Vie ,asaoehsnua river is sin rising and the ws'sr
~ apparently reach the bcishl attained 10 1865 Rats
>; lumber and logs have floating by all day u V
bst the engines at the water works cannot run
later tban midnight The ratio stopped during tne
night travellers from West rsror' mos foot
deep tue Alieahsues
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THE Have Nlwrhiss Ce.'s &c. sn,ssaos u ,ss
ing Asehibe.--EhtAs HOWE. IL tcse'nss' xe.r vc-k
sewing mschIpsh President. ~ sro&"-ss'