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: ~ Bishop LAY says, in a recent lei;

H Bishop LAY says, in recent let.
tef: .. ........ ......
There is class Of person TO whom
the Church, as well Ns myself, is under
great obligations, which | ain happy hero
to acknowledge; ! mean the steamboat
men Of Arkansas, While | have never
suggested or asked any indulgence by
reason OF my errand, they have habtual.
ly treated me as guest rather than pas
ssnger Travelling SO many thousands
OF miles annually, the heavy expense
would have intcrdicted many visitation
but for the liberalty Of class Of men
habitnally generous, Alas !! that rs n
class they are SO cut off from religious
privileges have often thought what >
bcnefactor that man will be who will Ia.
Dor TO reconcile the emyloyments Of river
men with just observance of the day OF
rest" ,0 bgHhIagJ $1,000
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

Just Published, anew edition Of Or. Culrer-
,seHs Celebrated Essay on the radical cWe
(withou' mcdicineJ Of Spherma,orrhpa. or Sflni'
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, I'm
potency, Menta aud Physical lpcapae,ty, i'uled.
lnents 10 Marriage etc; also, Consumption.
Epilepsy aud Fits, induced by solfindulgrnes or
sexual extravagance.
To- Price, ih q sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author, IN this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years sacc,ss.
ful practice that the alarming consequences Of
self abuse may lie radically cured without the
dangerous use II intrnal medieina or the appll-
cation Of the knife pointing ont mor of cure at
once simple. certain. and eifcctutl, hy means Of
which every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be- may cure himseli chcnply privately aud
rcdir0Hy. p .'t'
sF-1hs Lecture should be in the hands Of
every youth an every man in the land.
Sent. under sal. ~ a plain envelope, to any nd
dress. postpaid. on ree,ipt Of six cents, or two
post stamps. Also, Dr.. Culyerwell's Marriage
Guide" price 25 cents. Address the Publishers.
CHAS. J. c. MILNE & CO.. l21 bowery. New
York, Pc,. oG~ ptx t.6es tuly lo-ly.
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.@- fyou want good Job Of whitcwash.
ing done in neat. expeditions and workman
liko manner, call on young MATTERS. Moth
ing ia more conducive {" good health than Il
thorough white wsshing in the Spring time.
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fs- The great speech of ex-presdent
} Johnson, at Knoxville, Tenn, on Satur.
day week, was listened TO by 10000
people. He was loudly checred through
out its deliver.
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E8- c III HERR. has removed his Ia
oring Shop to the McGee building, OF.
posite George Austin's store. Entranc,
on the South side. Give him a trial d,
ia good tailor and makes nice fit be-
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FOR SALE,

Mosy th,n On, Huadrsd Lots, in the
town Of Van Buren,, and a number OF
Valuable Farms in Crawford County.
JESSE TURNER,
Agent for tho owners
feb l6,'69-im
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SE Mcssrs. HAYMAN & ScoTT. are at worl
getting in order their Steam Saw Mill and
Cotton Gins They will occupy the large
brick wareroom exclusively for the otton
Gin the engine and boiler will be on the old
stand As before and consequently there need
70 be no fire near the cotton gin.
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.V 4 City Election will he held on Mon
day the 2jth inst. for the choice Of an Alder
m7n, to ill the place Of DR.. l.. c. WHIrE, who
declines to qualify, Attention is directed 10
the Mayors notice to the above effect in our
paper. H.# ..
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ET Mr. NJ. BRopIE, at the old stand
OF Ward 4 Southmayd, received by the
Njnnis from New Orleans, alot Of goods
and among them as fine lot Of Lemon.
and Oranges, as we ever saw in the city
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II The Xary Erwin, Capt, YEKKGs.
left Cincinnati on Thursday last for til 5
place, and may be looked for here ,h,
last Of the week
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tBC. F. HARVEY, opposite the Court
House. is opening out a new Stock Of Goods
See his advertisement and give him call.
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rc3 In the absence Of the I" old man,
Gee what PAT LYNCH has to say abou
clothing, in our advertising columns.
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Law of Humanity, In relation 10 social
evils. An Essay for Young Men on Physiolr
ogical Errors and Abuses. incident to outh
and Early Manhood, with the humane view o Z
and cure. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free OF charge. Addrcs- Dr.J Skill
LIN IIOUGilrON, Howard Association
Philadelphia. Pa aug. 9--l.
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EF The City Fathers attention is called to
the horrible condition Of the side walks. Now
4 is dry Is agood time to repair.
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80 ~

The q. A. Thomson and the Cheyenne are
due from Cincinnati.
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TAXES-TAXB.

Inc Sheriu anu NoicS'oii IL ~ HN
pIRsoS, for this county, will enter upon
the Collection of Taxes, at the following
times and places:
Iouaship, APr!, 1859.
Jasper, VIM Trewitts, 18th and 18Th
Lees Creek, Camp Ground, l4th 10Th
Cedar Creek, W. Temples, 10Th 18th
Upper, Mrs Elkin's, 18th
Shepherd, Geo Peters 10th
Mountain, Isom Wrights, 2lst
LAFAYETTE, Frazur's Gin, 22d and 23d
Vine Prairie, Waddle's oath
Rchland, Bushmre's 2tth and 21th
Van Buren, Court House, from 18th Of
y.,..J April to llth Of May.
The Collector desires all having Taxes
to pay, TO meet him at ne above places
and settle up.
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Van Buren, City Scrip,
H
NOTICE,

CouScn Room Cry on VAS BrRTNl
February lst' 1863.
A IL pcrsonshavng or holding Van Buren,
"a City Scrip, issued prior to the lst day ~
January. lSiIJ are herb, notified TO present
the same to the tiiy Recorder of the tity OF
Van Barren, on or before the 1T day of April
1850 tor rrgi,tration And they are hereby
further notified. that IL such City scrip i, not
pre-. e.ented u the City Recorder for resistrs-
tion on or before the 1T day oi April, ls69.
that the same " i'll be by the City Coancil de-
clnrcd torrN er barred The statute OF limitation
viii mt thereafter be paid. OF recodod In pay
inent of city taxes, OF for any other debt due
70 said city, 81
JOHN T. LYTTLE.
Mayor or City Of Van Buyen.
GEO. z, wuux, City Recurdes,, Yoppa
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RIVER NEWS.

The river by the Water Guage at the wharf
marks feet 3 inches above the low water
mark. and on a stand.
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An or which I selected with especial care
60. III m,rkct. Having bought these Goods
for cash. greatly below the market value, a'n an,
enabled 10 sell them below the market prices
in this part OF Arkansas
Thanking my numerous friends ana cuS'o, ,o.,
,,er. fnr fneir Kind and liberal patronage
with which they have favored me In the past
respectfully solicit a eohtinaahce on '''e
same. and shall always esteem ia great plea
Ire to show goods and aim TO study the inter
ests of my customers as well as my own
Au Goods marked out IN PLAN .Rgures'
at L,ped Prices enabling those ~ho
canao. come personally, to bay hro"gH
their children and seroa"ts, as cheap as
then uould themselves.
| also call particular attention tsa large
consignment Of
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3 az Caft p. Yty dni Ja,. N,a'e' eth O. o
Scott & Co.. are our Agents at LfH, HoeS
TAsy ell rsesfre sshseriptioasJor Ae Press.
~ s. NJ. PsttiapilI & Co. Ia Str lork dSd
Boston. are aaihor.red 10 rses're adsert"'HgJ'T
tAs Press. ia those ei!iss.
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Stoves and Tin Ware.

lust received which Is to he sold AT 81 Louis
Wholesale prices, with freight added
The highest market price paid for COT
TON. HIDES, BUTTER EGGS, and
all merchantable country produce.
Respectfully ,.,
Van Buren, Oct. 70, leGo. ...... .....T
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Council Room, City Van Buren,.
APRIL 9Th, 1869
Minutes Of hast meeting read and sp

APRIL 9TH, 1909. -
Minutes Of hast meeting read and sp-
proved.
The committee appointed to examine and
inquire into th. right, and legal power. ofthe
City CouneIl Ia prohibit the carrying Of fire
arms and other dangerous weapons within
the incorporated limits Of this city, filed their
report and committee discharged.
The commIIe appointed TO examine the By
laws and Ordinances of this city, ask further
time to report; and suggest TO the Council the
Proprlrty VI employing some competent per-
son TO aid them in performing the work, that
will necessarily be required to be done, in re-
yising. abolisaing aud altering the same.
The following accounts were presented, al
lowed and ordered to be paid:
To William Bowln, k2OG
William Stovall, $50
Alvis Smith. l.N
John ". Wallace, $50
JOhn T.Lyttlr, .. ll.s0
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Amnsemnnl.-


AT THE ACADEMY or Music the Rlchngs English
Opera Company will appear this evening in Bales
opera OF ihe Rose IF CASTLE.
AT THE WALNUT Mr.. John Brougham will appear
this evening as "Terry the Swel'in The LOTTERY Qf
AT THE ARCH Lotta will appear this evening as
"Pepna" and Myrtle Myddleton" in her new drama
Tomorrow evening Mrs Drew and I.otta will de-
vote the proceeds OF the performance to the aid Of
the Cuban patriots
AT THE THEATRE CoMIoUE two new pieces have
been produced this week, comic opera by q. A.
Macierran, entitled Jessie Lcdand les DeU1 AueUgtes,
by Ofenbach. The first Of these pieces IS wen con
Structed, and is full of pleasant melodies All the
music In II Is good, but Il lacks that peculiar anma-
ton and vivacity that make Ohenbachs pieces so
attractive. Les DeD AUeugLeS; OF, the I0o Bnd Beg
gGrs scarcely rises to the dignity OF farce it is
simply a very aughablc musical sketch, full of
lively and grotesque airs, and aifOrdng opportunity
for some funny acting. These pieces will be repeated
this evening.
Gilbert the eight premiere dancers and great num-
Der of talented artists will appear this evening.
of /. B Lent, will open on Monday next on Eighth
street. above Race, for season OF two weeks. This
circus is the largest and best organized in the
try and the management promise that their per-
Ormances shall be given In style seldom attempted
in this part OF the country.
THB SENTZ-HAssLER ORCHESTRA will perform for
the last time this season At Musical Fund Hall on
Saturday afternoon.
A SACRED CONCERT will be given at St. Augustines 8
Church, on Fourth street, below Vine, tomorrow
evening, on the occasion of the opening Of the new
organ Mr. Henry Thunder and Master Robert
Wnterb0ttom will perform a choice programme Of
classical music.
THE CHEsNUT STREET RINK is now open overy day,
from A. M to 101I =. NJ, as q velocipedrome.
JOHN II. COUGH ESQ, will lecture on "Tempe-
rance" tomorrow evening, at the Chestnut Street
Rink, under the auspices OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MUsIc.-By particular request
the Sabbath School of the Green Hill Presbyterian
Church will repeat on Friday evening, May
cises Of its recent anniversaries VIZ: the
third anniversary of the Youths Missionary
Society, held last Friday evening" and the twenty
third anniversary OF the Sabbath School, held last
Sabbath afternoon. The decorations are on grand
scale, consisting Of a beautiful combination OF
flowers, evergreens, and banners, surmounted with
Illuminated jets. This school has gained quite a
reputation for its singing and assisted as they will
be on this occasion by portion of the Germania
Orchestra it will be rare treat TO all lovers of Sab
bath School music. For particulars see advertise
ment.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SUMNER RESORTS.
S u nj NJ Z r r e s ORTS
ON THE LINE OF
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD AND BRANCHES.

MANSION HOUSE, MT. CARBON,
Mrs Caroline Wunder Pottsville p o. Schuykl county
TUSCARORA HOTEL,
Mrs. NJ l.. Miller, Tuscarora p. o.. SChuylkill county,
MANSION HOUSE,
W. f. Smith, Mahanoy City p. o., Schuylkill county.
MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
Charles Culp, Mount Carmel p o., Northumberland
WHITE HOUSE,
II. A. Moss Reading p. o..
ANDALUSIA,
Henry Weaver Reading p. o.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
DIR. A. Smith Wernersville p. o., Berks county.
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL LEBANON CO..
William Lercb, Pine Grove p. o., Schuykill county
BOYERTOWN SEMINARY,
+. S. Staufer, Boyertown p o., Berks county.
LITIZ SPRINGS
George F. Greder, Litz p. o. Lancaster county.
EPHRATA SPRINGS,
John Frederick, Ephrata p. o. Lancaster county.
PERKIOMEN BRIDGE HOTEL,
Davis Longaker, Freeand p. o., Montgomery county.
PROSPECT TERRACE,
DR. James Palmer, Freeland p o., Montgomery county,
SPRING MILL HEIGHTS,
Jacob II. Breish Conshohocken p. o., Montgomery CO.
D0UTY HOUSE,
Theodore Howell Shamokin, Northumberland county.
642 2mrp
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AND 800 BRoADwA


WHAT rs A TONIC Bear this in mend-that although
a tonic is to certain extent stimulano stip,ulant
modified by any medicinal Substances, is tonic, but
DEBILrrANT In HosTBTrRR's STOMACH BrrTERs there
is stimulating element of the purest grade manufac
tured in this any other country Every fiery and
oil acid which contamnates the ordinary liquors
is expelled from the spirit which forms the
alcoholic basis of the BrrrERs by careful and repeated
rectcation. The juices of the valuable roots bas and
herbs infused into this wholesome product of the finest
grain still further modify its nature that becomes in
fact simple dusve agent minus all the heady and brain
exciting properties which belong less TO all
liquors 1t is merely the safe and harmless
vehicle which renders the medicinal virtues of the
ration efectiveincreasng their active power and dfus
ing them through the system Hence the pleasant and
gentle glow which experienced after taking dose of the
BrTERs Instead of creating headache, unmedicated
smuants apt do this saubrous tonic the best
remedy for that complaint. 1t cams and soothes
cerebral excitement, strengthens the promotes
the secretion of the gastric juice, nvgoraes the bowels
determines the fluids to the surface improves the appe
tte increases the animal vigor regulates organic action
and from its mild yet effective Alternative qualities is the
very best preparation that be administered to the
weaker sex the peculiar difficulties to which their
ganization subjects them.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Visitors at the Executive Mansion
Murders by United States
Deserters i'm Texas
Appointments.
FROM W;ASHLNGTO.N.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press.

Despatch % TIE dssociatcd Press
Appointments,
WASHINGTON, May 5-The President TO-DAY ap-
pointed Emma A. McMacken PostmisLress at Salem.
Illinois, and John a. Pratt Assessor of Internal ReVe
nue. for the Seventh Kentucky District.
A Captain shot by Deserters.
telegram was received at the War Department
to-day from Austin, Texas, announcing that Brevet
Captain b. ii. HARNESS. First Lieutenant 3sth United
States Infantry, was shot and instantly killed while
in pursuit OF deserters from the 3Sth Infantry. The
murderers were captured and confined in Fort Bliss.
Interviews with the President.
Ex-senator Carlisle, OF West Virginia. who was
recently confirmed as Minister TO Stockholm, but
whose confirmation was subsequently reconsidered,
had an interview with the President to-day.
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, and delegation
OF the Philadelphia Union League, were at the White
House to-day, and had long interview with tho
President. large number of persons thronged the
ante-room during the morning. but very few OBJ
tanned audience.
An Order Rescinded.
Secretary Boutwell, has rescinded the order closing
the oicia duties of the clerical force of the Trea-
sury Department at p NJ, and business hours viii
continue from "A. M. to 4 p. M, as heretofore.
Government Detective.
Colonel William p Wood, Chief Of the Detective
force of the Treasury Department, having resigned.
Major c. Whiteley, of Boston, has been appointed Go
| the Off1ce.
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SAFE MUSIC.

SAFE MUSIC.
The pleasant little woodland varblers sing
On every tree the sweet return of spring;
Away from haunts of men they feel secure,
And waste their music where the air is pure.
To be secure where human bipeds roam,
We use kind of iron labelled Chrome"
Prepared in globules of a monstrous SIZE
Within whose sides spacious cavern lies;
An opening small admits your precious store,
Locked fast by one inexorable door;
Thus we have of Marvin's Safes, designed
To battle thieves and benefit mankind;
A safe you might from high Olympus throw,
And neither bend nor break it by the blow;
In other forms that furious flames resist
All styles and sizes are on Marvin's list.
For sale by MARVIN 4 Co.,
No. 72l Chestnut street Masonic Hall)
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wArArArrn pnowNls BoYs, surra. ss ur-

WAHAMAKER 4 BRowN's BOYS SUrrs, So UP.-
Waraslaksr q BrOtps Garfbaldis and BisfrorEs
Hanonafer q Brotcas Basiaess Suits, SO Up.
Wdparoker e Byo,or's ChesterfeLb.
Wano-11Eer q Brs,ons Ncto styles Waltiro Coq,s
Haaanlaker q Broions Dress Sacks
Wanarnakef q Bropns Light Opercoon
HanapaEer q Bro,oH's Spring op.rcoats IS
Hanomoker q Bro'en's. Black Sutts, Si7 py
WanaroGc- q Bro,r-s Melton Suits ais ~,
Hdndmdeer q Bro,rns. fouhF' Chesferfelds
WanaraJter g Brovns Toubs' N,fyopolisa, y,ct,
Hd'omofer a btolnS Black Dress Pants, S. g},
Wgaomober q Bro,rrs Black Dyes, V.s,s a ,,
Wonamater q Bro,ons ClergUrner's y,its
Ha'dno6eT q Brotns Stm Faced Chester6eids.
Hdnor0fer % Br0t01'S Register Waling Goats
Woromoker q Broup's Ft1ie,ot Street Cprts
Wonamoker q Broton's Harris Cashmere S,,iis
WanapioEsr q Brotc7's Mem Siyies Rovs' Jackets
H'noo'oher % Brotrt'S Blue Sack Goats, $40 up.
Wd"dmdher % Broon'S. Epery-day Pants SO up.
W0hdpober q B,otr-i's yiu HrcS Suits
W0n0maker @ Brotcp's BOYS Department First Ploo,
Wo'0'r0ff7 . BroCn's. Custom Department the iargeg
IN Phiiqde,phia
S. E. Con. SIXTH AND MARKET
3. K. Con SIXTH AND MARKET
), E. Goa SIXTH AND MARRRT
Az OAK HALL.
eE- OAK HALL.
eS- OAK HALL.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
THE ADVANTAGES

offered by this Company are:--
1t is National Company, chartered by special act
of Congress, 1868.
1t has paid-up capital Of g, 900, 900.
1t offers low rates Of Premium
1t furnishes larger insurance than other companies
for the same money.
1t is definite and certain IN its terms.
1t is home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the poll
cies.
Every policy is non-fOrfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the insured
their full amount and return all the premiums so
that the insurance costs only the interest the
nual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the insured
after certain number of years, during life, an
nual income of one-tenth the amount named in the
policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives OF
females.
1t insures not to pay dividends but at so low cost
that dividends will be impossible. rs wsrp
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TROUBLESOME COUGHS AND COLDS, SORE THROAT, and
HoARsENEss speedily cured by DIR. d, JAYNEs ExPEc
ToRANT 1t gives immediate relief in all Affections + The
Lungs by producing free eIpeetoration of the phlegm
which obstruots them thus quietng the Cough relieving
the inflammation and giving diseased chance to
heal Sold by all Druggists
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DRY GOODS.
p RIG g wo o D,
N. w. CORNER EIGHTH AND FLBERT.

BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS!
Black Gros Grain Silks 81, s225, S2s5, $3.50, s.,
1850.
Mixed Poplins for suits at 49, 49, 37K, 45, up to 80
cents per yard.
Plaid Mohairs 2b cents per yard.
French Lawns, neat styles, IS cents per yard
Black Alpacas, good qualities at 3TK, as, %, 63H,
70 and 80 cents.
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS!
Plaid and Stripe Nansooks, Plaid and Stripe Swiss,
soft finish Cambrcs JacOnets, Victoria Lawns Main
socks, Swiss Muslins, and Piques.
Handsome Marseilles Quilts, very cheap
Uoneycomb and jacquard Quilts
Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Bargains in A-woo and Domet Fisnneis,
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Musns,
Sheeting and Pillow-case Linens.
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery and Gloves
LADIES' and Gents Handkerohiefs.
Gents Neck Ties Shirt Fronts and Suspenders.
Ladies' and Gents Gauze Merno Vests.
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND FLBERT.
N. B-A new lot of Parasos and sun Umbrellas.
Jouvin's Kid Gloves, best quality.
Kid Gloves at 81 a pair. as swift
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LET who is interested in the matter Of Boys
Clothing forget that this is Ladies' Day" at Mr. Wanna
makers now establishment and that entirely new
stock of Spring and Summer Suits for Boys and Chill.
dren, up the fashionable and novel styles,
elegantly trimmed and tastefuy worked is to be opened
to public inspection All ladies ought to this
assortment of goods before single article is taken from
it, and hence, while they always welcome, and will
always receive the potes attention. they particularly
invited for to-day.
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BRANOu OFFICER
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
PHILADELPHIA,
Where the business OF the Company is transacted,
and 70 which all general correspondence should be
addressed
DIRECTORS.
CLARENCE II. CLARK, E. A. ROLLINS,
JAY COOHR HENRY ID. COOEK.
JOHN w. ELLIS, WILLIAM E CHANDLER
w. g. MoORHBAD, JOHN ID. DRPRKBs
GEORGE +. TYLER, EDWARD DODGE
j. HLNCBIEY CLARK, H. G. 'BABNESTOCK.
OFFICERS.
CIARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Com
mittee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington Vice-President.
EMERSON W. PBET, Philadelphia, Secretary and
ACtuary.
r. s. TURNER, Washington, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS g. SMITH NJ D., Medical Director.
j, EWING MEARs NJ. D., Assistant Medical Direc
tor.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
j. X. BARNES, Surgeon-General U. S. A., Wash
ingtOn.
P. j. HoRwrTz Chief Medical Department, U. S. N,
Washington.
D. W. BLISS, NJ D., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
| Hon. WILLIAM f. CHANDLER, Washington, d. C.
| GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ED.

BEWLEY.m On Monday, May 3, 1862 MARY q. BEw.
LEY, wife of Thomas j. Bewley
The relatives and friends invited TO attend the fune
raj from her late residence No 1917 N Twelfth street
Friday, the 9Th instant, Rt o'clock Interment at Ron
aldson's Cemetery.
FULLER.-On the 4th instant, ABBOTT CHAUNCFY,
youngest child of Mario s. and the late Abbott H. Fuller
aged years and months. -
HOUGHTLIN.- Suddenly, on the 2sth Of April at ,Jer-
SEVILLE Illinois, JENNIE, wife of w. II. Houghtln, aud
daughter Of Samuel l.. McFetridge of this city
Notice will be given of time of funeral S.
RAEDOLPH.--0n the 5th instant, at O'Clock A. M,
PHILIP PHYSlCK RANDOLPH, son of the late Jacob
Randolph, M, ID. +sss
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CITY ITEMS.

STYLE. Fri MAKE Of Mems, YoDtLs', and Boys
Clothing Upequdlled by any stock Of Readymode goods
ia Philadelphia. We hare aIeoI
CHoIoE ASSORTMENT Of selected styles Of piece goods, 70
be made up TO order, in unsurpassed style.
ALL PRICES GUARANTEED looer d0 The looes els'ohere
and full Sotisfdofion guaranteed eUeTy purchaser the
sale cancelled and money refunded
HALF WAY BETWEEN ! BENNETT 90,
FiTh and TOWER HALL,
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