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other vicious and debasing habits which he ought
to reform. and adds that ii would be in better
taste TO reform once without issuing proclsms-
ton, than to be continually issuing procIsmstons
and never reforming. The Chicago Times Dem
eorst) is also very bitter upon Mr.. Yates aud his
habits and his pledges. The temperance people,
too, continue to be dissatisfied and the senator
will evidently have to keep his promises good
while before he wins back the good opinion of the
State he represents.
Boucicault was down for reply to the toast OF
1.-The Drama at the theatrical fund dinner 10
London. he was SICK, but sent tea guineas and
a letter in which he said Il should feel like
Gladstone if he were asked to return thanks for
the Irish Church. / am the sacrIegious Icono-
clast-tne arch-destroyer of sacred, traditional,
and vested opinions. | am one who believes in
the living drama and the drar7a of the future and
no more desire to see the defunct dramstists oc-
cupying the stage than wish to see my grand
father rise out of mis- respected tomb and reclaim
my Inheritance" al
We quote from a New York letter: "0n the
fashionable Fifth avenue will soon be erected
new Episcopal house of worship, to be called
The Church Of the Heavenly Rest It is really
memorial to the two deceased children Of the
Rev. Mr.. Rowland, rector of the Church of the
Holy Apostles, on Ninth avenue. This gentleman
is that anomaly, wealthy clergyman. He
bought the expensive locality on Fifth avenue
himself, and contributes thirty thousand dollars
more toward the building. friend OF his gives
another twenty thousand; and with an additional
ten thousand given by other parties. the work
starts on q sound basis"
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The New York House of Assembly have
passed resolutions in favor of taxing govern
ment bonds, and of redeeming the 5-2O's in
greenbacks. 1t seems that the conviction of
the non-liability of the government to pay
these bonds in gold is not confined to the
West; and the fears that the Democratic
party would suffer from the effects of the doc
trine in the commercial and manufacturing
States of the East, are, consequently, I'M
founded
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Died.

Died.
At kaltpsst O'Clock NJ, May 5, KATE ISTDORE
youngest child of r. j. 1hoault and Annie Griffin aged
months
The friends Of the family invited the funeral
which will take place OF o'clock N. WEDNESDAY Cr0
DAY May fom the residence of parents Fourth
street. between St. Charles and Cafondelet
Yesterday, at P N, LEoNcE ANDRE BURTHB, aged
SO years.
The friends and relatives OF the amie. Burhe Pollock
ChaT ella and sarpy invited without further notice to
attend his funeral which will take place TODAY. at
O'Clock r. from the residence Of A. Chapea ESQ.,, No
81 Esplansds street
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.ioNAL THEATER-shatspeare ciub-"Jsek Csde
the Kenti.h Rebellion and farce Of =" Seat to the
Parish PrfsOD."
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-Dramatie and Variety Entertaiu-
nent-Firt appearance this Of Miss Eva Breat-
MSS JsEn sBge-z0uays Dri-Songs, ballots, bur
lesques etc
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In the fsm'd Crescent City. r ....
r Corner lanai .ss An' - charles saesss. y 4
~ ~ ~ and witty,
= --s.ring and evening you'd always meet;
"Our Shirt Factory there Hour hes
Repete with endless treasures.
Which the entire public nourishes-
So walk in and leave your messures.n
IT,
LEIGHTON a HAYMAN ruling
Ger that store priced by and known TO al
Are faiihf-l workwomen schooling,
Always ready at every call
Good nj and male, good s'yle insurng,
Tor ready greeubsck treasures.
With collars and cuffs quite enduring 81
So Walk in and cave your measur.s.v
Ill
All kinds of good material
For shiri making Is there 70 be found,
By female hands etheral.
OF dc and Of work most nd.
Six matche ss shirts for Nine Dolls
In box. perfect treasuresi
With we sewn seams. buttons and collars
SO Walk IN a. leave your measures
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$4,000 Re,cara.

STOLEN from the CANAL BANK, THIS DAY. pack
age made up for the southern Express Company addressed
NJ MoR9ANS SONS, New York, containing FIFTY
THOUSAND $4,000 DOLLARS in Legal Tender Notes
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars each. All OF Letter o.
and dated 10th March, 1862 and numbered a. foows.
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The LAST WORDS or SUICIDE.-rhe follow
ing were the last instructions of q. w. Adams,
who committed suicide at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Cincinnati, by swallowing laudanum:
CINCINNATI, ONO, April a. 1868.
To the Coroner Of Cincinnati:
You may render verdict as follows: Weary Of
the battle of life, Disguised with the past, dis
pleased with the present, without hope for the
future, saiiated with the sOrrOws and Affections, as
well as the joys Of life, whether my destiny il
fulfilled or not, Fate snuhs the candle out aud
says-adieu C. W. ADAMS.
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The best way to economise in these hard times.
Is to buy Grover a Baker sewing machine, and
do your own work.
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Post once .Arotscs.

rosf orrrc.. New Orleans, Nov. No. lisa
Uzfurtssr notice tins hsis a. New Orleans Posi- onoa
will be closed follows;
Nails for Mobile, Montgomery, Atlanta Augusta and o..
lunibus, Ga, close daily AtsRE.
Coast Mall for all Post ooes sp the river a. s.x,u
sars, closes Mondays At s ?. r.. and FrdsysatsA.
vcksburg Mails close 81 every Tuesday ana Saturday
via the River
Nails for Lower Cssss close At a a every Tuesday ana
Friday
Nails for oOvingss close at H., every Monday ana
Thursday.
xsils for Algiers close daily tsLE
2Ra.
hasfOr Laourche Parishes win close Mondays wedte,-
days and Fridays. stsP.E
Mails for Galveston, BrAzos Santiago snd Brovnsv,Is
Texas, close 81 A. N. Sundays, Tuesdays rhursdsyu
and Saturdays, viz Opelousas Railroad.
Nails for ouachits River close ST. wednssdays ana
Saturdays, via the Rive
Nails for Fothesstsn Texas River close tn weekly
Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdsys
Nails for Havana - sefsrwsrdsc By every clearing
for said Port
Nails NORTH East and West, New Orleans and J.okson
Railroad, close daily st6P.
way Mails jackson Railroad closes ct sLE
OFFICE HOURs.-Opens 8 A. ~, closes HM
fhs Delivery win be kept opes until 7rE
sUBpAYa-ones opens A -, and elssssnE
q. W. TALIAFERRO,
Post..stsx.
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First appearance of Billy Cavanagh, the un-
rivaled comic singer, to night at the Academy.
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Buy your fishing tackle at Roussets hardware
store, No. IL Old Levge street, opposite Custom.
House.
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Walk In

AND LEAVE YOUR MEASURES
INV SONG OF THE SHrRr-DEDIOATED TO
NESsRS LEIGHTON A HAYMAN-BY TIE
MACHINE POET LAUREATE.
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Miss Carrie Austin and Mr.. Chss. Austin, the
lightning Zousye drill artists, at the Academy to
night.
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The finest assortment of sewing machines can
be found at the Office of Grover & Bakers, Isl
Canal street.
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The public cautioned against trading same and
the above reward Il offered for the recovery money
CHI. JUMONvILLE,
New Orleans, March %, 1868 Cashier.
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N'eiC Books,

JAMES A. GRESHAM'S
8e...............CAMP sTREET-.............0e
DORA by Miss Julia Kavanagh.
hot WISELY BUT TOO WELL, by the author of
"COmesh Up a, tlswer.n
LITTLE DOhRlrt. Abpleton's cheap edition.
3HE OCEAN WORLD. by Fequsr
DANTE. 81 20; CHAUCER 81 so: SPENCER 81 80:
TASS", 81 50 The 25c edition If sCOrr and DICKENS
The lsrge.t collection Of Books in New Orleans Books
SEM by mall postage lie Purchases
city money. Books at No thern Prices. Call at
JAMES A. GRESHAMS,
No. % Camp street.
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Eva Brent at the Academy of Music tonight
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Lille hfhacs
PREMIUM PHOTOGRAPH us.
From and after the SECOND DAY OF MAY. reduction
Of Twenty Five Per Cent will be made and sizes
OF Photographs taken in establishment heretofore
promise TO excel in the beauty and flush OF
ocopic views Of the City also reduced Dollars Per
Dozen.
THEO. LILIENTHAL,
Photographer. lSl Poydras street, near Camp
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y. 8. Knapp,
DEN TAI SURG EON
.Baronne street.....-.........15
Near Canal Street
Preserve your Decaying Teeth possbsf have them
extracted without pain and BY artificial sub
stitute that be produced
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TreasTer's ONCE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
New orlesnr. April IS, 1855.

Notice is hereby given that the In crest Coupons May
1868 the Lsvee Bonds issued BY authority act Of the
Leg a No. 25 approved March % 1867 will be paid on
and after that date at the Louisans National Bank OF New
Orleans at hs Banking House OF win.Ow Lanisr Co,
No % Pine street, New York, the option the holder
ADAM GIFFEN,
State Treasurer.
II. PERALrA,
Auditor.
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II. CUS0chs,
ESTABLISHED IN 1881.
Has resumed business at
ssI ROYAL STREET, CORNER OF ST. PHILIP.
Importer and Dealer In Drugs and Medicines
PAINTS. OILS AND DYE sTUFFs
DIsT1LLERs and PERFuMERs' MERCHANDISE,
ARTISTS MATERIALS
DRUGGISTS sUEDRIEs,
SPANISH WINES and FRUITS
And Cocks of all qualities and size,
Herecommends himself 10 his friends the public in
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Orders for Fine Jewey Medals and Presentation Plato
Promptly and Carefully Executed.
REPAIRING PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
Watches repaired adjusted and regulated By the very bsss
Workmsn, at
ZIMMERM AIMS,
% and 96 Canal street.
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ii Card.
Having been annoyed mary times lately by inquiries to
whetherI the Sam NJ. Todd stey elected Senator from
tho parish Of Jefferson deem due myse and friends 10
state hist although have been engaged business in this
city for the last twenty years never been candida
for any public Office whatever and had desired Office GER
tsnly should not have accepted from the radical Repub
lican party Of this State.
SAM'L MANNING TODD.
Magaz
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ATrHE CHKsNUr the worrell SIsters wilt ap
pear for the last time this evening. Barbe
Bseue will be given.
On Monday evening II. ]. Byron's drama Of
The LdnchGshfre Lass will be produced, with
new scenery, mechanical effects original music,
etc. The cast will be as foilows:- Miss Henri
eta Irving as Ruth Kirhy;" Mile Il. De Car
fano as Kate G4Tstone;' Miss sssle Lu How
ns Fanny Danvllie;" Mr.. JJuu b. Studiey ~
"a Party by the name uf JJhnson;" Mr.. ]. b.
Roberts as Farmer Klroy;" Mr.. e. l.. Tlltou as
"Redburp;" Mr., James 1. Ward as .'5ootty;"
J. w. Jennings as "Jellick;' Mr. A. B. Bsechy as
SDanvitle." Tue management state that they
tbor's nseni and that Il viii be found to be tue
only correct and authentic copy OF The London
piece,
AT THE ARCH the drama OF He's Got Money
will be performed for the last time this even
ing. The comedietta of Pleasant Nei0hborS
will be given as an aiterpiece, with Miss Fanny
Davenport and Mr.. Craig as Nancy Snap" aud
ON Mo1day II, j, Byrou's drama OF the Ian.
eGshfTo Lass will be produced with new scenery,
etc, and With q Cast OF Gu tracJers embracing {
the whole strength OF the company.
1t IL claimed by the infringement that this is
the only correct version, the right To- perform II
In this city having been purchased from Mr.
Lester Wallack, " whom IL Was sold by the
author.
ATTHE WALNUT Mr. l.. L. Davenport will
appear this evening as "Rollo" in Sheridsn's
translation of Kolz sbue's play of Ptzarro; or
he Death Of ROito, aud rs "Loog Tom Cohin'
in the nautical drama of Fhe Pilot.
Mr.. Davenport mas renewed his engagement
for SIX nights longer and on Monday ne Will
appear as Rob Roy" and ~ Long Tom
Coffin"
ON Wednesday evening next Mr. I. j. Hemp
hill, the business manager of the Walnut Will
have his annual bench. An attractive blu will
be Presented, and we nope Gnst Manager
HEM phil will receive the compliment of a fdl
house.
ATTHE AMERICAN there Will be an attractive
miscellaneous entertain menL This evening.
CARL SENTz' and Mark Hassler's combined
orcbektras will perform at Musical Fund Hail
This afternoon.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA will give O
public rehearsal ut horticultural Hall this
afternoon.
MANAGER BATEMAN takes care that the
Philadelphia pubic shall not have mu5n
opera b0tGe 10 tire OF IL, and his short season
OF twelve Digbts, which will commence on
Monday, will De no more than enough TO test
the appreciation OF the admirers OF OHenbach,
posed TO indulge in cAptious comparisons be-
twet the Ofenpa jingle and the harmonies
OF MozaIt.
Twelve nights Of opera bouGe and a popula.
tion OF 85O,OU0! 1t Is scarcely q moutnful Of
sill llabuh apiece.
ON Monday Barbe Bleue will be given, with
Mad'lle ITma ''BuulOL e." and Mons. Aujsc
as "Barbe Bleue." The opera will be placed
upon the stsge in the best style, with appro-
pirate scenery, elegant costumes, and full
ehoruses, an efficient ballet troupe, and
powerful orchestra. Rad'lle De Rosa will OFF,
c1ate as premiere danseuse.
MAX MARETzEK's combined German and
Italian troupe Will opea at the Academy of
Music for q season OF grand opera on Monday
evening, November 80
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LATE foreign advlces mention the fact-"To the
American Button Hole OverseaulinE aud Sewing
Machine was awarded the gold medal over all co npe
ttors, at the eut HavTe lnlernaE al posi IN
We III ders and that ihls uuIy marvellous machine
has also taE the Rrst premium at all the State AID
county fairs In this cIunITy the present seaso j
wherever IL hi been entered 70 OmpeLiIion There
ports from these fairs still coming In, aud after
they sll over VT will publish lMt OF premiu f.,
that will astonish sl parties Interested The machine
Ia for sale at the 8. W. corner of EleyenIh and
nh MT
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JnwkLEY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, no, IL Sou th
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine Jewelry and sverware In the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure Arti
Gle furnished at . price which cannot be equalled
He also large stock Of American watches in al
varieties ana at all prices. wish to his store
20 result In pleasure and pronL
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200 oAsxs OF ooNsUMPrIos ouaHp.

ZJO OASho w OoNSOAFFlON COhhU
Professor TIosseau, of the Childrsna Hospital
Paris reports tn At. In Two thousand cases of Con
sumption 10 which the formula for Uphdm Fresh
Meat Cure was used, It cured nearly every one. II
Allays the cough, heals the lungs, and gives new
lease fife. sold 81 per bottle or elk for S. JOHN
nToN, HOLLOWAY & Cow DEN, No. COZ Arch street.
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AUDTHREIDa LBHIGH Coal WHARE.-A large
stock Of Honey Brook, HazetOu, and Spring Brook
Lehigh Coal at AUDENRIEDs WHARF,
Delaware avenue, aoove Ga IowhIll street.
Buyers will do we'll 10 CALL the above stock was
received before the recent advance. and be sold
at rax xaonable rates.
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CITY ITEMS.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WINTER
CLoIHING-Men's. YUuths'. Boys. aHd Children's
Choice stock OF seeced styles OF Piece Goods u be
made 70 order.
Style Gt and workmanship Of our garments surpassed
BY none equoLed by yeir. AH Drtces guaranteed
than the lOcest eisetVheIe and fu Satisfaction gudrdn
teed curry purchaser the sale cancelled and nonev
REFUNDED
RoS nag bCtlUee1 ! BENNETT & Co.,
EitLh aud TOwER HALL,
Si1tk Streets No. 0is MARKET ST,
PHILADELPnIA,
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AMoNe THE TRY coon HoUsEs IN our city proba
bly, the one best known s that OF Curwen stoddart
Brother, Nos. $50. 4S2 aud 45l N, s 'coud street.
Thtse gentlemen have h"d long peflenc, In this
business having been established ia 1882. This fact
is sum rcient to prove that tha r deal fairly with
all who may cali on them. 90 Ouce and you will be
certain TO dTop In aRain.
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QUALITY AND STYLE THE TRUE TKsr OF OHRAP-
MEAS 10 purchasing clothing for the coming viuter
hrst examine the variety for gsntleueu's wear at
No. e24 Chestnut stTnet. CHARLRs STOKES a Co,
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,E gARD LRHIsH COAL

Honey Brook and Harle gh AMI L0rberry and
Locust Mountain Coal pr pared In The beat amer
WILLIAM w. ALTERs
Coal Depot, No. 0b7 N. Ninth STREET, below Grard
avenue. ONCE corner sixth and Spring Garden sta.
Orders by poat promptly hlled.
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THE ATTENTION OF oRNTLRMHM desiring new and
fashionable oo'hing Is respect u'lv drawn the su
perb stock now open Tor inspection at No. s2t Ohes
nut street. OsARLEs STOKES q CO.
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FASHIONABLE AND WRLL MADR OHorHINe ONLY
offered tor sale at No s24 Chestnut street. EVcrp gar
ntent to0,TGn,ed % be represented. An immense
etook for the fall and wi iter OF 1858 now ready.
Superior workmanship ard ruir prices, at
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ELECTIoNi EIEcIIoNI ELECTIoSi is over,
Al every Young ma desiring to become . proficient
Book-keeper and Penn su should attend Kimberly q
Bry ant d Strauoo BusIaess C)lePe Assembly Bald
Ing corner OF Tenth and Chesnut streets. Glasses
formed every day and evening. Individuh irstruo-
ton. Call at College once for specimens of Penman-
kh
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southeast corner Arch and .se vent h stree

ECONOMY should be piactlsed by everybody In all
1hlpgs One dollar expended In purchasing
bottle OF Jayne ExpectOrant by tho,e troubled with
q slight Cough or Hoarseness. Sore Throat, may
save the expense of doctors bill. A neglected
mat on OF the lining of the wind tubes, the usual
symptoms OF which Sore Throat and PAin In
the Breast will lead through want of attention.
to Bronchitis. A days delay may entail months OF
suffering. Let the afflicted try at once Jsyne's Ex
ptctorant It is standard remedy and Its curative
properties have betn tested by thousands of persons
who have recovered their health by it's Sold by
all Druggists.
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AND No. 6Oe BROADWAY.
THE 90 CENT LADIts' WIS T.

THE % CENT LADIEs VKsr.
THE 9j CENT VEST.
THE 95 CENT VEST.
THE 9j CANT VEST.
We would call special atten1h 10 the 9I cent vest
which is Gel srtIcl9 for the money, and for
which there Is now largely Increasing demand; aud
also to the prices named below by Mr.. Finn, they
appear re uaIkably cheap considering the superior
quality OF the goods they represent
LADIES' Vests heavy So CT nts per piece.
LadIes' Vests, mucn better, t'l;5 ano up.
Chldren's Vests good 90 .ts ara up.
Ladies Stockings Jtt regular, 81 cents.
Ladies StockIugs. good II on frame accents,
Co-sets, hand made, vi seOOne. So cents per pair.
CorSCtS good VOUen UhalebOne, a. per pair.
Mems heavy Hail Hose, very good % and 2S n 8.
JOHN NJ. FINN,
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DBINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read THE
EVENING TLLEeRAPH. At Hiilman's News stand. ~
North PennAylvanA Depot
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CARPETS -Housekeepers taud especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the citvD will and 1t
TO their interest by calling ut Delscrotxs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse, No South second
street. above Chestnut, before purchasing elsewhere
See adv ertsene ent IN another oolnmn.
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GROVER BAKER's Highest Premium Sewing
p6AchineS. No, TSa 0boanut street,
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MARRIED.,

MAHRINIIs
MCMILDAN-MCNEELY On the evening Of No
vember 1858 by the Rev. p. IL. SrTyker AIRY
MCmIl Ian TO REL e, daughter Of the late William
T. McNeey, of this city.
CARUwFLL-FLAVELL.- the tth instant by
e Rev. Charles . FisCner. Rector of 81. John the
Ever gPi-t Mr.. GkO t9E CARD WELL to Miss ELI
ZABETH FLAVELL, OF this city.
DIED
DE LACY This morning, November 7, OF pneu.
LpOnia, DIR. JDH N DIE Lacy.
Due notice OF the funeral viii be given.
PITCHER On Ene g. instant, JOSIAH FITCH Err
aged 4s years.
Tire relatives and friends OF the family, also Rig
gelb' BtLetciaI and WOrkngmeDa Beneficial ASsoc
alton. Weccacoe E gine CmI aoy, aud ali otatrs OF
which he was member. are respec tuly invited 70
attend the funeral, from his late residence, no 7OS
swanson street. on sunday at li1 O'Clock.
WA LRH.- the 7Lh Instant, Az v ES, daughter OF
John +. ana Kate a. w ash aged II months,
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sALEoF Doors AND SHoEs.-C. ID. McCiees g. Go ,
RucuOneIs. viii sell at tneir store. NO. To Market
street, ou Monday mOrulng, November v, commence
ing at 10 O'Clock, large auu de sifaoIe
boots, shoes :brOgaus. balmor ais, etc.,. to whicn
they wou call the special attention of tue trade.
FROM A WINCH. ESQ NO sos Ch smut street, we
have received the Ia numbers OF Lo ndon Pa
"EuD," and Reynolds Miscellany" All the oiher
pei IiOdicals-grave anu gay-can be found at Winch
a man
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TRENwITH's NEWS DEPOT. lately opened on OH es.
nut west of sixLn NO. oi4 is mod esyablis
OF its Kind IN every resp CT. Nes ~ tied up airy
light, and convenient. goOos con4picuousy displayed
everything ia perfect order, t is really easure "a
STOP In his place. We have Just received from MIN
"HsIpeI's Weekly" and 'M9nthly," tue "Alsntlc
all the other periodicals. domestic aud fOreisn
he daily papers published here, in New YorK, aud
other places and the latest books be found 90
his counters be deserves success and will secure i