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Total number of cars, 1925
The KIND and number Of cars passing over the
Total number eight wheeled cars
Total number tour wheeled cars,
TolaI mum Der of cars.

The total receipts Of the department have been
Sl6,e93 O3, and The expenses SsB3l Oj.
1Le report was ordered 70 be added to the Rp-
pendix.
A communication was received from the Board
OF Inspectors of the Philadelphia county prison,
SUBMITTING n resolution passed by them request
ing councils 10 pass an ordinance giving them the
ShaIge OF lhe removal OF prisoners from station
houses to the prison, Referred 70 the COMMITTEES
on Police.
a communication was received from the at
10 neys OF MAYOR X, s. Smith, Of Girard College,
informing the Chamber tnat they had hled a Dill
IN equity TO prevent the Directors OF the college
Iom lnaugurattug Mr. Allen as President, on
November 1, 1867. The communication was re-
fsTrCd
From the Directors of Girsrd College was re-
ceiVed q communication inviting the m3moers OF
OoOreils TO be present on Friday at the inaug ura
uon OF Mr.. Allen as President ot-the Oollese' -,
Mr. Hetzell moved 10 lay the resolution on inc
hble. This was YOed dOwn-yeas 10, nays -.
Mr.. Hetzell then moved 70 indefinitely pos'Pohe
tue subject, but subsequently WithuIeW hss s H. 49,,
ton and submitted another, 70 postpone AOA 'H9
present.
Mr. Hal per said that the acceptance OF the 10 VI
mtion was q eommi ittal on the part OF Councils
Hset rs the Directors mad done right In remoVlng
MAJOR T. 5, Smith. He hoped the inYllatloh Wouio
A0' Oe accepted He thOughtt very pad 'sse IA
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schT JOS. Porter Burroughs, Norwich Day, HuddelI
sehr q. Kilborn Stanley, Newburyport ]. G. Scott &
schr T. NiclSerson, Kelly, Providence, slnnlckson
schr Maria Roxanna, Palmer Boston, @. A. Heck.
schr M d. Ireland, Ireland Georgetown, Audenrle1
Norton a co.
SIR i. franklin Plerson, Baltimore. A. Groves Tr
STR Philadelphia, Fultz, New York, W ! r. Cvds q W
Tug Thos' Jefferson, Alien, tor Baltimore, Win ,0V
OF barges, W. p. Clyde q Co " ""
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Schr Aeyla, Crowelli from Boston, with mdse TO
CrOwell d Collins 0' W
schT Eliza Frances, Henley from Portland, with
sonr Marion, Rice, day from Newport with grain
to j. /. Bewley q Co,
sem J. L. Heverin, Melvin. day from Little Creek
Landing, with grain TO j. l.. BeWley q co.
Schr Tycoon, Cooper, I day from Smyrna creol
with grain 10 j. l.. Bewley d Co. N'
SchT Garnet. Marshall, day from Lewes, with grain
schr g. Kil6orn. Stanley, from Newburyport
Schr NJ. NJ. Weaver, Weaver from Boston
Steamer MayhOwer Robinson, "a hours from NayV
York, with mdse TO w. M. Baird q Co. Wv
steamer 10. N, FaiTchid Trout, "A hours from New
York, with mdse 20 w. NJ. Baird a Co. '
Steamer M aTs. Grumley, "A hours from New York
with mdse. 10 w. p. Clyde d Co.
Tug ThOs Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore with a
Tow OF barges 10 W. p. Clyde q co,
MEMORANDA
Ship II. b. GilchTist Watts, hence for New OrIeans
was spoken 2lst ult. lat 49, Ion. ~ go '-'
nah yesterday.
Bai9pe Thomas, Rogers, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Cardenas oath ut
Brig Eolus. Forbes hence for Leghorn. sailed from
Gibraltar 9TH ult
schr Port Royal Moore, for PHILADELPHIA. sailed
from Georgetown S0Ih uL
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FATHER CAETwELL RETURNED.-Father Cant
well, of st. Philips Church, Queen street.
arrived in town yesterday from his recent
trp across the ocean. His congregation as
sembIed last evening in the basement of the
church, and extended hearty welcome to their
pastor Father Hopkins delivered a very neat
speech of welcome, to which Father CantWell
replied in feeling terms. The reverend gentle.
man came to this country from Ireland on May
10, twentysiX years ago, and, strange to say,
he reached Ireland on his recent visit on the
same dale,
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A GRANT CLUE FoRIIED.-The Republican
citizens of the Fifth Ward met last evening, at
the hall of the Good Intent Hose Company, for
the purpose OF periecting the organization of a
"Graut Club" Philip s. White, ESQ, was
called to the chair ard II. H. Deitz was APP
pointed secretary, The following gentlemen
were then elected as permanent offCers;-Presi-
dent John W, Donely; Treasurer, Alexander
ThacSara; Corresponding Secretary, Ii. II.
Deitz, A number OF Ylce.PTesideuts were also
elected.
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IOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE
II EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COM lBINATIOH TROUPE,
tn Grand Balets Ethiopian Burlesques Songs Dances
Pantomimes, Gymnsst Acts etc.
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The COMMERCE OF PHMADELPHTA.-The fol-
lowing table shows the number of foreign and
Coastwse vessels that arrived at this port during
the month Of October, as compared with the
same period in 1866
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF LJQUoRs.-The liquor
store Of John Gallagher, at Fifteenth and Catha.
Tine streets was broken into on Wednesday
night, and robbed of twenty gallons of brandy
valued at $780, and four barrels of whisky
valued at S40O.
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But still more powerful means for qnieting

But still more powerful means for qnieting
opposition BISMARCK expects to fnd.in form
ing treaties with the Southern States, thus
abolish the line of the Maine, and present a
united Germany to the people. In this, as your
readers will doubtless remember, he is we'll
seconded by the Primo Minister Of Bavaria,
Prince HouENLouE, the leading Statesman in
South Germany, whe boldly advocates de-
cidedly Prussian and anti-g -gallic policy. There
is, of course, a great deal Of jealousy in these
Southern States Of the supremacy Of Prussia
and at propositions for more close alliance
with that kingdom have hitherto met with out
little favor. But facts and circumstances that
have lately come to light will, in all probabill-
ty, soon changethe course of public opinion ;
in fact have already done So The recent pub
,;cotion of the French 'sYellow Book has
created a perfect storm Of popular indignation,
for it has disclosed the fact, unknown before,
that the Governments Of Bavaria, Wurtemberg
and Hesse, last year, during the war, implored
the aid of France against Prussia, This
WAS lUO iAC pCVPiN VI 1"'~A Nv
and Wurtemberg may not like to be-
come Prussians, but it is certain that
they would infinitely prefer remaining
Germans to being made to eat frogs oil
the remainder of their days. The publication
of this diplomatic correspondence has been OF
great assistance to Count BISMARCK and hts
ally. Prince HoHENLouE. The plenipotentia-
ries of the four Southern States, met in Stutt-
CART, and after two days deliberations closed
their conference, and as a result of their
action, treaty will be offered to Prussia, pro-
posing nm offensive and defensive alliance, for
the integrity of Germany. The removal OF
the Zolyereiu will doubtless be the next step,
and then the admission of deputies into the
Parliament will finally consumate the proposed
union.
There have been rumors that the King Of
Prussia is to be proclaimed Emperor of Ger
many, but they are without foundation in fact.
ESCULAPIUS.
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
m. Essence 0f life.
Or. EsSert(

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the Young, middle aged and aged there Is no greater
boon thnn this Elixir Of Lfe." 1t gives ne"
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system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle g.; three bottles 80 sent Dy
express to any address, ,,,, b., ~,
Eur medicines arc sold and recommended by OIL
respectable druggists In every art OF the civilzea
globe; some unprncipled dealers, however, try ~
deceive their customers by selling cheap anu 1ortn
less compounds in order to make money. 6e noL
deceiyed-ssk for these medicines snd tako no
others. If the druggist does not keep then VITO
to us and we will send them by express, careluily
hacked flee from observation. We will be pleased
to receive letters with full statements In regard 70
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afflicted Address a letters for medicines, patnpn-
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hR|..l}lail9. ~ Neus. Nl':''')
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL ., 1867.
Concerning the Raising the Bfonzc statuc
to- Chief Justice Marshall.


We are glad to gee you, John Marshall, my boy,
Go take your stand on the Monument there,
Along with the other old Coz gers:
With Washington, Jefferson, Henry and such,
Who sinned with great transgresslon,
IN theit fashioned notions of Freedom and Right
And their hatred Of wrong and oppression
You come rather late to your pedestal John,
For sooner you should have been here;
For the volume you hold is no longer the Law,
And this is no longer Virginia.
The old Marshall-law you expounded OF yore,
Is now not al all to the purpose;
And the martiaElaw of the new BrigadieT,
Is stronger than habeas corpus.
So keep you the volume sllut with care,
For the days Of the law are over;
And it needs all your brass to be holding it there,
With "JusHce:' inscribed ON the cover,
Could life awaken the limb of bronze
And blaze In the FURNISHED eye,
What would 70 do with your moment Of life,
Ye men of the days gone byl
Would ye chide us or pity us, blush or weep.
Ye men Of the days gone by?
Would Jef1Hon tear up the scroll he holds,
That time Has proven lie
And Marshall shut the volume of law
And lay 1t down with sigh?
would Mason roll up the Bill of Rights,
From q race unworthy to scan it
And Henry dash down the eloquent sword,
And clang 1t against the granite?
And Washington, seated in massey strength
On the charger that paws tie air,
: Could he see his sons in their deep disgrace,
Would he ride 81 proudly there?
He would get him down from his big brass horse
And cover his face at our shame;
For the land of his birth is now District One
Virginia was once the namel
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Passengers.

Per steamer Kate. from Palatka, Jacksonville Fer.
nandins, via Savannah W Harvey, Weeks and
lady, Mrs Dempressey. Young, 9 Murdock,,F An,
drewesi G T Benton, M Richards, L Shannon ID
Bostwick, Rowe Mitchell, s Hinton, D Norris,
Bradley, Cleman ] Brown, Reynolds, Mcintyre, 4
r Fairchild, L E May. and - deck.
Per steamer Eliza Hancox from Savannah via Beaufort
and Hilton Head-A Owens, Dogget and lady, DR. Tin
dale and lady, + Garwood and lady: Peck, J u
Peck. L Newman, Dill, Hall. W Seward and lady,
@ Robinson Capt Hughes, o n, " Dening, McNeal.
Nice Bishop, q n NJ Greaish, Tuck and LADY. "
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Collins lady. and children, Dale, binghnm l.
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Per steamer Emilie from Georgetown, CA Erwin,
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY. tr
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES TON.
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Adie Davis, Middleton, c. 1850 bushels Corn.
To r NJ Butler.
Steamer Kate Peck, Palatka, JacksonVlle, fernan.
dina and Savannah Mdze 10 Mahoney, Jr, Roper
& Stoney, Enslow l. Co, g Fl Ingraham Co..
Harvey, and others.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Richardson, Savannah, wa
Beaufort and Hilton Head. ii bales Cotton, &c.
To Ferguson & Holmes, " McTureous Roper q Sto-
ney, Ravenel Il Co, A Canale
Steamer Emile Davis, Georgetown g: 81 nerces
Rice and Sundries To W W shackelford, Eason e. Bro,
Thurston & Holmes, Gadsden s. Hasen, O'Neil &
Son, and others.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Crown Point, Severn, Philadelphia Averill &
Son.
schr Vaughan, Howell. Philadelphia via Bucksville,
SC-Risley l. Creighton.
Went to Sen Sunday.
schr Crown Point, Severn, Philadelphia.
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SARATOGA.
"EXCELq0Rn, SPRING WATER.

T1HE WATER OF THIS SPRING rs BELIEVED TO
be qunlled by that OF any other In the faramed
valley of sratoga Its virtues such as have secured
It the high encou1ns Of oil who have used IT, possess
ing as t does in eminent degree catharc, duretc,
Alternative and tonic qualities. .r., . ss.,,a
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M: D., Professor
Practice of physic, Jefferson Medical College, Pha-
delphia, formerly of Charleston, s. O.:
'---5''., PHnADELpHIA November 15 1856.
have been for year or more past in the habit OF
taking the water of the E1celsor Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid lie
to use the eront waters Of the several which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them Tor much of the comfort enjoy, am salts
fed that the Excelsior Water is wo adapted as any
other among them if not more co. to the purposes 1or
which they arc generally employed is very agreeable
strongly nprenated with the carbonic acid lively and
sparkling. H can heartily and conscieadouaiy
recommend 1t to all who need gentle catharnc sno
diurehc. - SAMUEL HENRY DlehsON, ~.
The Water lis put up in Pint md Quart bottles. and
packed in good ORDER for shipping, pints IN bo1es Of
four each and Quarts In boxes OF two dozen eacn
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
l. Aiken, S. G., Weekly paper under the above ute
to be devoted to General Inteligence-PolhcalC CON
men @ tot Of Agriculture Including tue Field, the Orchard,
the Vineyard, md tile Garden. A News Summary, to
contain digest OF the important events OF the week
will occupy "hon of the paper and parucuIar atten-
ton will be given to the unsettled question oil Labor o.
best adapted to condition, and the development
of the resources of the country Manufactures Agr-
culture, Frutraising, Gnd Viue.growing
Terms-S3 year, i'll advance.
e. ". RAVENEL, Editor.
~ n KIRKLAND Publisher January 81
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A two-year-old steer OF WILLIAM NELSON, OF
Wales, Hampden County, Massachusetts,. which
was recently killed, had two hearts enclosed in
separate apartments, with arteries running from
each. This is said to be the first instance OF the
kind IN record. - -.
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GOTTSCHAL,K.

consider ohiokering Sons Pianos superior to any
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They are unrvaed for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness of their tone. rhe:e is
perfect homogeneity throughout all the registers The
m. sr notes are remarkable for cearness aud purity
which do not find In any other instrument, while the
base distinguished for power without harshness and
for magnificent sonority.
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The clearances comprise 3437 bales for Liverpool,
LEO for Vera Cruz ..z=fses-E -.
SUGAR AND Mo1.AssEs-Only few hogsheads of Sugar
have been received since yesterday; no Moasses The
ket very nearly bare of Molasaes The demand s only
In sjobbng way, however. and Is being supplied by deal
We quote low ir Sugar ct 12 cts: strictly prime
l3bc per ID; fernanng Moasses 60a6 per gal; prime
eOc About $50 hhds Cuba Moasses, the half Of cargo.
sold on private terms It is quoted by the cargo at 66a
66Hc aud in smaller lots at 6Oc.
CoRN-The demand is active and prices have advanced
2Ha5c q bushel The sales to-day embraced fully co.,
coo eacks Of which 700 ordinary MIXED at 600 and
1000 yellow mixed at 81 TIKI 760 white, 1900 yellow
mixed $500 white mixed, 25O0 white, and 1900 white
mixed and Mixed at 81 20; 1900 white at 81 22 lO67
white at 81 a; 1900 and 16O0 do at 81 25 q bushel
= OATs-Are In active demand r,s-s - -
FRE1aHTs-The market is quiet, but steady and firm.
The rates are 916d q ib for cotton by sail for Liver
pool 1SGc for Havre Id q tb for cotton by steam to
liverpool hc by steam for New Yorg and IS Q hid.
for tobacco The rate by sail for Boston s Ac for cot
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ConstRnees per south Carolina railroad
Anril 6. 49,

a5s bales Cotton. 50 bales Mdze bbls Spirits Turpen
tine SO bbs Rosin Is bags Rice cars Old !ron cars
Wood. / car Lumber, &C. To G Williams & Co. ] B
SLOAN @ W Witte, W Courtney Co, E Rodgers
Co " W Smith, Thurston Holmes, Agent, DR. w
nav l. Trenholm, Walker A Robinson Go, Bis
sell Pritchett, Porcher & Henry, Jeffers Co.
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SDoN, July 40, 1866.

---------1r- L0ND0N, july 70, Ibtb.
Kessrs. CAicknfng a Sons:
GENTS: Ihsve Just been invited by Messrs oolard t.
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured BY you, md
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my ole
friend Mr. C. d. Gonard, VIZ: That 1t is the finest IN
stra,ment ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
- Z, - Isa J. L. HATrON.
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COMMERCIAL.
The Charleston Cotton Market.

Exports.
| PHILADELPHIA-Per schr Crown Point-670OO feet
Flooring Boards. -
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LONDON. August "a. 1853.

Jan.esN Wehli, Esq.,: -.
MY DEAR Rrn: An you are going back to the United h
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AZ .yas rper tsrued ont, both IN touch andEr' ..
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- l., r. F. ;BROADWOOD,
Firm OF l. Broadwood 4 Sons, Panoforts Mannise'
tilrers, London. :, :. - f.. ''''
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH. April 6.-CoTToN..-A moderate inquiry
prevailed in the cotton market to-day on the basis OF
25h cents for low mtddling and N cents for mddling
qualities and between two and three hundred bales
were sole at these prices
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CAR d.
'r..s 80 4sa

Itiy with feelings Of pride ss American manufacturer
that we publah the following testimonials, which have
been received by Us recently:
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction OF which they have introduced every
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bly, been selected and used by al of tbs worlds ac.
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THALBERG.

consider Chicker1ng b Sons Pianos, beyond CON
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>ne1aaal5AaN confidence, and state their COM
plants in full, as we treat all Female Conplalnts
and prepare Medicines suitable for NIL diseases 70
which they are esuhject.-Thlrty-twop page parphlet,
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The Cherokee Pills arc sold by oil druggists at -
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mail free OF in an ornsy thn sco oeev,
Dr.. W.R. MERWIN, 81 Walker ST.. N. Y.
.B.-Cherokee Pills No. are prepared fos
special cases. when milder medicines fall these
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tho price Of each boo.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Received during the month Of August, 1883.
- - LONDON, July Us, 1867.
MrssRs OH1oKERMa Il soNs--Gents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document fgned by the first
composers musicians and profesiors ID Europe held
your Pianos In siSh high estimation tutdc my oertih.
cate that flt It my duty to take one OF them with me
to Europe ascertain the opinion Of my professional
brethren The enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been the subject. I beg to
forward o. tho Asme time, letter received from my
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Ing t6you. SyH :. hrr s::- = NJ. ;t5uJ
fhave tho honor to be- gentlemen, yours vary truly
III JAMES II, TEHLI.
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Tesimonials from the most distinguished Artists in Krop:
10 Aeesrs. Chickerin0 d Sons:
- iIa.a: s-;...:.; a.al. LONDON. July rs, 1856.
HsYing played upon Piano.forte made by Meszrs.
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For sweetness and brlllisncy of tone, dehcacy Of
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ARABE1.LA GODDARD. IG1OLO REGoNDL
r. A OsBORNE ALFRED -JAGLL.
" KUHE LINDSAY SL1OPER.
JULRS BENEDICT u. MOSOHELES,
II. W. DALfE. Prof OF ConserVafoire De
UHAS. HALLE. Leirzlg.
BRINLEY RICHARD6. 8. ARTHUR CHAPPELt
RENE FAYAKuER, Director of Monday Oon.
SYDNEY SMITH. GERS, London.
Among the chief points OF excellence Of the Ohicksr
nG Psios OF which speak the renowned artists IN their
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ara the greatest possible DEPTH richness and volume OF
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During the past forty three years this firm has manu-
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