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New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
M4RRIED.

a,aYg,MuLOck-Ia ,hi. city, TUESDAY .'snns Dee :. .as
AreShop Of NsYori astsa By the ks. ftsrs ness,asy
MeCloslsy. Everett, and r'sns' 'sn'' a n,'.s ~
dsaes of bride sr.adhh;, we @ G.a A.,. . s.s a.
Of Poashisspss ~ HATTIE D. saasa" Wv A'"" wv W
BrsotlJn, ny .Ir a. "A.
prrkS-uALL s.'s,ss. spS.r q w'a',S. A:t, nss - n
PINE 81 Nssrot yssais A.. Joanss. dsaga*r sf w. T.
Hail. sse ., IL. ,..,,.,,.
he SiSs parssu The Rs Dr. Dssans wS u vrssaeass
V xams Doye all sfthis eiv r. :. I.
Aa Notice. Of Mariases mus' BE- sassr'sd v'A NJ
rasa mad didseea Ili $50 " Pa -tt'.' '
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

OVER /. POO VESTS WITH ONE NEEDLE.-It will
he ten years next March since purchased Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine, which have used ever since
in yestmakng In that time have made moro than $500
vesta. and have done all my family sewing beside
have used tho needle now in the machine for nearly
four years aud mado with It over 1000 vests
Mrs A. ST. JouS
No % Alexander.st, Rochester. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY

AMERICAN PROTECTION TO GREEK SUBJECTS IN
CONSTANTINOPLE.
CoNsrANTHorLE. Dec 23-M. Deljannis the
Grecap Minister, has formally retired from his post
and returned to Athens. Edward JOY Morris. the
American Minister has consented to extend the pro-
lection Of his Legation to Greek subjects in COnstan
tinOple
TURKEY REJECTS THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE.
LONDON Dec. A-Ihe Sublime Porte declines to
recognize tho proposed conference Of the great
pOWeTA
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
CHOLERA QUARANTINE AT ST THOMAS AND
Porto RICO.

WASHINGTON. Dec, 24.-The United States
Consul at san JUAN Porto Rco reports that
OF the notice given by the newspapers OF Dominica that
sspcous cases OF cholera had occurred at Guadeloupe
the governments Of ST. Thomas and Porto Rico have pro
hbed the admission into those islands OF vessels from
Guadeloupe aud have ordered that vessels from the
wrfward islands with the exception OF the Virgin Isles
shall DC subject 10 a quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
THE gALL AT THE FRENCH 11IEATER

The opera bouffe companies of Grau and
BatenAn united with the French residents OF the city.
and gave night grand ball the Theatre Franeais
II was largely attended by brilliant and fulldressed
assemblsge who "jolned in the dance" and who prob
ably received rest TIL morn" Tie music Oden
baehlaR-ths daaalpg In harmony with ths s.rainA
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
rry1TpD sTATRs SUPREME COURT.

WAsuISGToN Dec. 2i--Robert Johnson, Esq. OF
Ark.nm, admitted No 1.-THE United states re- s. Ben
how pshts 10 error The Msyor snd Aldermen Of Iowa city
This submitted to tbs Court printed arguments BY h
rst Of counsel fr plaintiff No l9AmOs anu JOhn r.
Kds sons.Bt. gt the United States argued bV
M M.hsron AMI h Carlisle coanse Tor the appellants ADD b.
A.srt AoBey Dctey for the sppeesa Tbs Court al
iogra up1lay. JanuarTA
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
TIE SEYMOUR UGI1ANCE COMMITTEE
THE LATEST WARNING TO THIEVES AND OTHERS
IN SOUTHERN INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 23.-The following circu
Lar was extensively distributed In Southern Indiana last
night
HEADQUARTERS gOUrHERN fSDfAsA, }
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
10 TgH PEOPLE UNITED STATES.

night.
HEADQUARTERS soUrHERS ISDl,rA.l
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE )
10 TgE PEOPLE UNITED STATES.
" SdirS pODph s,pre'na ler"
me,e out summary punishment to the leaders OF tho
theyes robbers nurderers and desperdadoes who Tor
lves and property Of honest citizens OF this portion OF
indiana and the late fearful tragedy at NewAlbany
pronuncamento for the purpose Of ustfyng the
world and particularly to the people of the state OF
We deeply depI"re t,e necessity which called our or
ganzaton into existence but the laws OF our state are
books, they all favor criminals going unwhipped OF
justice; Retrospective view will show that ia this
respect we speak only the truth
Having first Topped of tho branches, and finally up
rooled the tree OF evil which was in our midst In dei
snee on "a aud our laws we beg to be allowed TO res,
own hands. We very 10th 10 shed blood again. and
VIII not do 80 unless compelled in defense o our Yos
wARSiNG.
We arc well aware that at The present time, combina
uon OF the few remaining thieves their friends and sym
pdiZcrs las been formed against ana nave threat
cned all kinds Of vengeance against persons whom they
suppose TO belong to this organization They threaten
assassiuatOn m every form. and that thoy will commit
arson IN such ways as will defy legal detection.
The carrying out ia whole in part of each or any OF
these designs the only thing that VIII again cause US to
rise in defense. The following named persons arc
solemnly warned that their designs aud opinions are
Known and that they cannot unknown 20 US, MAKE
toward retaliation Wk Reno. Clinton Reno. Trick
BsnC Inmes Gsser Sephsh Gt1S rec JosoS oS Is Rd
land Lee, William sparks Jesse thompson, "lliam iiae'
William Biggcrs, James Fisllr. Pollard Able
IL tho individuals desire 10 remain In our
midst pursue honest cangs, and otherwise conduct
themselves lawabfng citizens, we VIII protect them
always. IT, however, they commence ther deVelsn uo
signs against US our property any good citizen OF this
district. will rise but OHre more. DO not rihe win us
for II you do viii follow you to the bitter end ana
give you short shrift and hcnpen collar" "A to
TINS actions the past will be guarantee Tor our
We trust this will have n good effect We repsat, Wa
are very 10th again to take life and hope we shall never
December 81, 1868. BY ORDER OF THB COMMITTEE
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
AWFUL CALAMITY IN THE GULF OF SMYRNA
TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOST.

MlRSEuIEs. Dec. &.-Dispatches have been re-
oeyod here giving the particulars of dreadful acc-
dent which occurred recently near Smyrna. in Asia
Minor Two Egyptian mail steamers came in coli-
sion tho Gulf of Smyrna. 1t was said that
over % passengers were killed by the shock.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

Trena snrs less Of the s which 10 30 ssmmoa y ~
he sutsI prsyeu,ed bv the Of BUxssrrs Cocotiss
,ans time anriled dressing of tho Hair sass wa
rsudsI son .al klas.y lor .syersl daya fof ho e'V
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
i An honest grace would hold


good old New England dishes your table pu to the
faith courage self sacrifice aud OF the days
An homes, sr,c. would hold
Quaker Ne / AIN. by birth and convection. have the
heares respect the sterling virtues OF the Purtans
used to feel somewhat hardly toward them for their
treatment Of my religious predecessors but have
simply matter OF logical sequence III really believed
sssens as fy % o ssvson and that the slightest deviation
from them meant nothing less than eternal torment,
g 5 Ge Tde the charge Of
against New England at the present Time what
Dr. Johnson said he liked" good hsters" Cavansn
listens to Emerson: Radcalism TO Park and Bushnell;
speaker a cause OF complaint Neither politics nor the
ology with us grounds for personal aniinosty;
before the attack on Fort sumter, said to me !:
thought yo1 farkecs hafG US ,o, ~ oau yo bos
us at ALL" The planter Was night. Even now. much as
have suffered from ;he most caseless rebellion .nce
saians revolt in Heaven clothed many OF our homes
In mourning for the slain of our people we certainly
have no hatred for The nhanas OF tns S"tn ON odne ine
them IN restoring their waste places have no Doubt
y agree with me supporting the motion just made by
New England senator to remove the disabilities OF th0se
present dfrancbisod IN the cvoted States and make
amnesty and suffrage universal. - -
You do WELL then. keep alive the memories OF the old
home aud the old faith Puritansn. with ail a6aeneDts
for It's faults. is not thing 10 be ashamed OF The tree
il known by lis fruits. OF IL poeca Boslonan. The pre-
OF Lowell aud Holmes, ana L0ngteOW sad Wisely
and well nearly two centuries ago;
I trees Astfes sits and sing,
Irdw I, whence upright Jpsst springs,
which yearly shoot. forth laws and hbefles,
Ths! 10 mans will o wit tytsBnise.
Iib.rtys tbee ripe where all confess
Thrv uAy DO the, Will wickedness;
$ smother fruit which that tree bears
III. ehirfsst garland tbst tue county wears
Tsr.slen fr1ll-Tnes dsngbter-goseh here
More preeons ful what tree did ever heart
Whose pleasant gir sloh hsth many fed
Ard What falls dor tBoeks krror the hesd."
May that GOOD tree which the Fathers planted-iis
strong Old stock grated with the liberal ideas Of
age-grow and oyeishadow tie land and wherever It's
shadow falls may It's leaves DO leaves OF healing Very
truly, tby friend. JOHN IL WHITTIER
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

The Grover g. Baker" is tho favorite Sew
ing Machine holiday present over 100000 OF these
relsbrated machines are now in use.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
TIE STATE or TRADE
EUROPEAN MARKETS


ss; q "a :; sa e ss g; . s
m s quiet s ceor, sod f9r ost r.os opened
Closed 81 s5sd spsr% 81 Ss Pc. tn oil per
tau sugar s6e per 10 butch standard Refined Peo
Fs.ssvoSr M Dec Al FeT~su,ss opened 1o .od co..i
" gai;. s5: & ta. closing cG."s rsT1' s
N. dy 10 80 bale. The safes q tbs nss have been
S" S.' *. s %sSS pofs sd Tss' n s
q which 5000 io@ .a USisd sa So ss n " 'e. Go1' % 20
UnS i State. Tomorrow bcuI Christmas. Week., Brokers' Cir
:;s, w$;. Or f;is,as 1s;sss wiz: & "a "a 'i9 10
Western Canal cG5o59o quarter 70, htss s o0,s %s,''" e.,
c cS.Iss Sorsss sn.s sSS ' gs.sra S" pd%. M:
es Of IO for Kss Prime Me Lard spsqsi ~ ana closed
Roam 50 y ss, for Conoa North Carolina 10 Tor Fine Pc
e% 4 S % sSa, X y, .s .a id. m ss1a,s % .t tI ad OIL
&, n'ssd css. ss 'en @ 'lS @,s 9s.'Ss % feeding
~, 1o ;o.os $50 s, DID, AS,'+, ',aps SKI G m re-, o,,
ou The SPOT .al closed easier Low iins .aoi lsIiE
DOMESTIC M,RKBrs
SoaFoLk Dsa ltcotsonhe1 receipts Of the week te!i
bales stock on hand ia store no. cleared 100 bales
, Of che ..a Iss @ o' Ss S "T ,c. S ss 5.
cent, Of o eI net bales gross go bales exports
i go S,,f. '. ss Ss,%. e1 s5l S.. stock on hand 1925 bales
dqf' ,,% % 4 Vie. e Oisi . s@rs ,' IsSs5t S.'
Y ss Spn' sugar .a M. ., Ss sorS,ss s 's'a%' g. %
beahIs Ers 81 u, Triple krra Ss@to ~ 0ero sr@
% o ss Sc 70 ba Bacon s"'.SSs .e.s and n a ' sAooi IL. Clear
Rh Is, d8le Clear Sides. 9Ic Hams. liGSc lafdierre
ql8ic Kegs WHISKY Qa and hp Western kecsaed el ia
Coffee s,eaiv; Fair tlipltic; Prime, lbl allie 49,.
2L-UostonNe ofthe Weok. o5
bales Of psads bales ofS. sa, eo,'tse go e.s.
total II 6 bses pns aud i0 bA!ss u Sea apd esporsso
Iv,ool $40 bs LII bales OF plsHs coast
wie Of upsnd and s bales Of sea Island sssch on band
llg bar of Sc. Island 800 hsss oUpand maSs qus
aIir offered and 2Jlc asked OF the week. 1850 bales
MoslLs Ala. De-, 2t-CoitOn-Respts Of tue week lO5a9 b
no 10 rea, britain other ports 1885, sock haac
81 active demand and tue market ooa a 81
,3i elc ns to-day 1905 sales o. tho aces si" 're"P" sA
,o-, -.
export, to a,erpoc 10 bssS 81 bales
20 bales, hand 2i5G bae4 The nsrke, da ss'os
lyht, Good Oriniry l6c sA0s fthe week 26o eale,.
WiLNls~lroS n c. Dec. sSpiri TnTpennes fi owe h"'"
A 20 unchanged Tar Changed al
AuauaI Ga nee A-Coon-rhe market qass but ssm "'s
ais Lan Reess,is 80 bales; Middllags ic
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
Holiday Presssts.

Holiday Presss,s.
SOMETHING BETTER THAN DIAhosOs
TIA. BEST aud uo., secept.bls
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
m,u ma hi. -is or ,blirsais
LIYs INSURANCE. POLICY IN
THs HOMEOPATHIC MUTUAL LIFB INSURANCE COMPANY,
No al Broadway Ns.YorL
A man .s.a IS obtain POic,'
TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS
paid 10 u s 81 paid Tor ys,ry D.rn,n o. ern
each; or in yearly payments during III. Of Sl8s ~
Insurance. ,r,ry other PLAZA r''e. eqn,ly moderate
ID 4. MARSHALL. Pr,.a.st
X A. srAsssURr seerotsrr =
Pinpies sait Rhoan Ringworru aad all su,aneoos saes
,. by G,ng JUMPER TAR SOAP made by CAswSLL
HAZARD Co. corner Broadway odrssnI ioarsase -
Elegant Holiday Gifus.
CASNRLL HAZARD 4 Co,
corp. ero,I- and the stsa)a u 0ar-hsss
to b. large and recherche variety Toilet Aclss
HAsDXKRCHIBP AND GLOVE BOXES
oDOR CAsES
GILT COLOGNE STANDS.
TOILKr sBTs.
JARDNIgRRs 90. a.
All tao ns- imported foa Pans Wsnn, Lo0i' sss
.ad soas., o ales auj anest varieties
CASwgLL. HAZARD Co.
BroIissy .ni r,nlf- -Sousth Ct
1 aud nd .se % r fSsrfa sl.so y % S'@s ,iu:, ST.11sr
6srth ssd Brcai~ay tho ssiS frors espping
fPs spytR .,Hs' 4 sps rk 't'sisGT' es@T whS Thsc'
sna,Jss si'Isli9ff PHiLIlps. Il issa bubu.s..
Hinder Il. s.x circulation Of fb QUINCY HHii
AND REpCBLIoAN ssn ,. qrss'ed 'S5 . 'Gr % 'Is.
SSs'S TiK wMG /, published both i,iy ,ui -ssIy ss~
Newspaper, Republican IN politics A., . ..,, ..oi,,.s
We make .Peesty OF f0os.sT, on Iss..S % rs
M.ssppi miles 81 Lows Isl. the second city a ~.
sS sSs "aSsr. RSsS ssSa
s'is % tss srss pos, bs aSs H.oa y
iiDois-AasSs HaneecA Kpc. MeDsooasi sshnJe' Henri
rsri salia 1dr Kuor Lima Msss
Shelby Marion, Monroe, Liuogyoa Ch'.!9o GranaI
fTi sHSchs ia cnfsrP PFs liz paSh. aey w aa, NJ
sI.reo.copes for the Holidays
SKELETON AND HAND srEREoscopks Go~ Si % o. |" '.'A
Holding from - To s0'isr.
GEMS OF AMERICAN SCENERY.
ve-. lover 3Ocs Sss,s's.l 81 20 and 81 per io'an
COOP BLACK WALNUT SfhRsoSCorh AND r"sbFs
ylswS sOR 81
WN. Is. HOLMES,
c.,.,,.,.. ,-.,,, S,eeeosoope 8npouss.
,,nr,l M 55J BrAsiSsr.Hr
"~'''' '' yuLc,SIra IGwgLRY.
senEAr y.alETV yqa TaE ao5iDAi1ss ,Gf;,i1so Co
No. n5 B,oadw,y. os.r reos a
Champagne.
Rsesi,,d Of ia,s. hesh supply Of MOE: q ChAsooNS
vERzRNAr AND WIN 1eRaIAL (dR8sS sGAL).
sfths Vintage Of 1865
Yor ,.. with ali shs ars.esss s..si -iass In ha aI
ANTHONY ox0HS
N.r.Yori Dee iS lsSa
TIE Bess -.
CALIFORNIA WINES"
POR TAR HOLIDAYS
JOHN p CARA No
N.sYoIl AE,ss for @s A,sA'ia Wine ar'''''' A'.-S
Fine Wstehsss yswsiry. and sverwsrs
- Special atssoNsa paid v tspsinsg aas Watched
os,6,HksgISSssaS,ss RiIS;S nkcSkSs S.n; ns;upxstoa
BlLLIAkD TABLES.
SIX DTrFHRyNT NzRS ready ss delivery
fsetey sad wsfsrooSl corner Canal sed Cenhs.s.s
| = lsuy MiSrss SO cent Hsir Dye
l TaT 1LIIas q qsHs HAIR inuaosArox-
sold 81 ell DsfssL Dspe. No @ DsIsa
FersaSls Inkssaa&sA veaasss article. nrpsssas
b,.ssy sad .cah, aysbius efAs iind Sze r al
b oAswELL HAZARD c., 1ssavv s9taw .s,sI laaSA ~
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

Senator spragge says. that tho beat cotton
tAstxy Il ia KIND sa stse America Y " ASxAstA "a
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
JOHN q. WHITTIER'H LETTER.

The following is the letter from tho poet John
G. Whittier, which read at the dinner Of the New
England Society. in Washington. on Tuesday night
AAEsBURY. Mass, Dec. 1s
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

n d
DEAR FRIEND: cannot. at such brief notice. do more
than express my hearty sympathy with your festival
and the hope that may not only do justice to the
good old New England dishes your table Du to the
fsirb courage self sacrifice aud reverence OF the days
New-York tribune., 1868-12-25
For liiinois aud ,liss0uri Traao.
ADvFRfISE IN THE QUINCY WHO.

A S.fi aud smooth sam secured by using Junfi
Tar >oap rns,r by CASWELL. HAZARD Co. corner I've
@nrth nd BcaNay prsvens The $50 frolu chsppng
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luxurious hFFECTs OF CAsT-IRoN STov~.-The
Iublic mind has been somewhat agi ated by the
recet actien Of that repository useful knowledge,
the French Academy OF Sciences, which, at its late
sitting in Faris deberated upon the extremely Ia.
furious effects upon the health OF castiron stoves
arriving at the conclusion that the heated surface
generates hydrogen from organic matter raised to
high temperature. 1t was also said that, by the use
such stoves, eveIB were produced bearing analogy
TO those generated by marsh gas, the high tempera
ture decom posing the insensible perspirston gena
rating ammonia, which is always prsjudieal to
health. 1t did not require an expression OF opino
from the French Academy to prove the deterioration
Of the atmosphere resulting from the caat.ron
and ublined cy inder stoves, 1t has long been
known thet their use heat generators has been
ceedingy injurious to health. Not alone the
pants OF private rooms halls steamboat cabins and
hotelTOoms have had cause 10 complain of its ener-
vatnE Effects but statesmen in stores and clerks in
Offices have ad their efficiency impaired by inhaliuR
the poisonous atmosphere, VIII ch renders them
drowsy, nervous thirsty, and debitated, preventing
their usefulness and permanently injuring their
heslth.
This the case with stoves having clay lining
rated when the heat passes through such o medium
and the OF such stoves is recommended by the
highest scientific ard medical authority. SPRAR 4
BROTHER, Nos. 11l6 and 1ll8 Market street, have
manufactured large number of the most approved
styles of clayIin gasburning sitting room onice,
and salesroom stoves, which they offer to the trade
and to individuals desiring an excellent durable and
heslthful heater, at low rates, 20 enable them to
make alterations in their already spacious storerooms
to accommodate their extensive trade. Those un.
provided with Stoves or wishing to substitute a
health. i'm parting for a health mpahing one, will
cons their best interests by consulting the Messrs
sPBAR.
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DIED.
O1EAs
D On tho ea,h inatant Mr. ISAAC RARR.

BARR.-on the s6th instant, Mr.. ISAAC BARR
ER., in the 7Stb year OF his age.
The relatives rienos the family are respect
fully invited the fuheral from the residence
OF samuel Lexis Bank, Upper Darby, Delaware
county. Sunday, the 29th otNovember at O'CLOCK.
To proceed to Mount Han.
GREGORY-un "Wednesday, the z5th Instant. a.
O'Clock z. M, ELLEN y, wife of General b. A. Gre
cory, aged 6l years. .
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of her husband NO l4Ss
N Thirteenth street, sunday, the 29h Instant, al
o'clock.
LOESFR.-on Wednesday evening, November 2j,
Mrs CATH ERINE Ireland, wife u Jacob Loeser,
and eloest daughter OF Abraham Wilt In the OF year
OF her age. a., -
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited attend her funeral from the residence
of her no. 1914 N. Fifteenth street, on Mon
day morning next a. 10 O'Clock. without further no
tice. To proceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery. ."
sPROULES.-On the 2Ath instant, CHARLES
sPROULES. SR., aged 81 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the iamily also Widey
Lodge. No. II. l. o. of o. F., ana Frankiord Encamp-
menI, No. 81 and the order in general are respect
iuiy invited TO attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence corn of FoulkIod and Willow streets. Frank
ford on Sunday afternoon, the 29th instant. at
O'Clock. To proceed to Cedsr Hull Cemetery.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
CITY Affairs.


The total loss by the Atlantic Garden fire
will amount to $50 900. INSURANCE about $1,000.
The theatre building. the tour. sfbTy brick build
ing No. Az Crown street. ani the three-aOd-s-
hali.story, No. Ala, adjoining, belonged to Henry
b ckett, OF BoTdentOWn, y. j. Auoiph ScherZer,
of this city, leased the entire prem Ises, and SUB
Jet them to other parties. Mr.. Becketps entire
loss will be S25,000;no insurance. Mr. ScherZer
owned The greater pant of the scenery aud trap.
pings OF the theatre. lie lUses S500O by their
destruction; no insurance. Curran d Norris,
lessees of the Garden lose $40 900 in scenery,
fixtures, liquors, and billiard tables; no nsur.
ance. The occupants OF the stores in front OF
the Garden lose no. less than $1,000; none OF them
had any insurance. l. wis Suell, corner OF
Crown and Gallo whill streets estimates his loss
at 500. The building occupied by him, and
Nos. 409 aud 410 Crown street, are the property
OF tue Keyser estate, Loss $1,000; insured IN the
Fire Association. Nos. 429 anu 43l Oallowhill
street, occupied by Philip Hohl we're damaged
by fire aud wa'er 20 the extent OF $4,000. No. 429
is owned by Mr. Hohl, aud No. 43I by Matilda
LeiseLring; both buildings insured in the Fire
Association. Mr. Hohrs principal loss is on
liquors and provisions in the cellar. He has
ample insurance in he Royal, OF Liverpool, and
GtrmanIa, OF New York, to cover the loss. Mrs.
M. j. Smith, occupant OF No. AIR Crown street,
loses about S400 by water; no insurance. Tue
tenants of Nos. 40S 4l0 aud Ala lose but little.
Fire Marshal Blackburn, after a careful exam
ination, is of the opinion that the ire resulted
from carelessness in lighting the place.
-On the 18th instaut Mr.. Leonard Myers
served upon DR.. Moffet notice If contest to
determine the latter's right TO the certificate as
membtr Of Congress for the Third district
MessTs. William B. Mann and j. G. Longstreet
represent Mr.. MYERS, while Mr.. William l..
Hlrst sr., aud William L. Hirst, Jr., will appear
Tor DR.. Motet.
james Mattson, aged 3s residing at No. 20
Asbburton street. was admitted to the hospital
yesterday, suffering from injuries in one OF his
hands, caused by being caught iu the machinery
at the factory where he was at work.
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Admission free.

THE TEST OF TIME.-It is high praise to he able TO
say huthfully of any mechanical invention that IL
has stood aud continues stand the ortime The
Grover Baker Sewing Machines (the Philadelphia
agency for which is located at No 730 Chesnu sreet
have done better thing. They have not merely
stoCd tie of time but have stood the OF
petition with all the world WELL ana not only pre-.
served their original opuarlty out greatly enhanced
it, This is mainly due to the fact that propretors
have steadily continued to add to the perfec ION OF
their Instruments until It is not overestimating
the fact TO say that the Grover d Baker Sewing Ma
chimes combine In themselv Ives all the exceIencies
that pertain to and all the other sewing
extsnt. ofcourse they are the beot 70 buy.
CARNIVAL TINE VESIcE-The most important
werk of The celebrated artist,
CARL BECKER,
ever Imported, now view in the Eastern GallerIe,
OF the Penn syl lN auia Academy of Fine Arts AdmtJ
sion free.