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SHTPPTN G. NE w S.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 5, 1869.
CLEARED.

steamship Franconia. Sherwood. Portlapd-J r Ames
Ship Game Cock Sherburne, Hong kong-D Bacon.
Ship Cornelius Grnnell. Delano London-Grinne, Min
turn 20.
Bark Nuovo Monde (Ial), Starace Genoa-H Baeiler.
Bark Arthur kinsman, Means, Matanzas-Bre, Son Co
Brig Isabella tBrl. Morgan. Para-Burdett Pond.
Brig Riverside (Br), Thompson, ~ Thomas Co.
Brig Smith, knowlton, Matanzas-S q Loud a Co.
Brig george Brl Dodd Cienfusgos Hatton, Watson Co.
Brig Jas Davis, Showers, Cardenas-walsh a Carver.
Brig Harvest Queen (Br, schol, st George (Bermudaj
Middleton q Co.
Brig Lenoir (Br) Lenoir, Little Gace Bay-G II Brewer
Brig l. Squires, Tyler, Savannah j w Elwel & Co.
Brig Woodland Nankin, Savannah--Nurray, Ferris Co
Schr ID u Everett, Dow, Hsvana-Lunt Bros.
schr J Dale, Lewis, Baracoa a-B Weinberg
schr Crown Point, Boardman. Baracoa > Weinberg.
Schr Commerce. Evans, Barscoa-B Weinberg.
schr Ida Richardson, BedeIl, ChaestonN McCready
schr John Ferris, s, John, Wilmington, Nc-Thomas 4
Schr Massasoit, Parsons, Boston, 4 stetson.
sloop Helen Brown, kenina, Norwalk.
ARRIVALS.
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King Faro and His Satellites;


LEAVES FROM THE DIARY OF
REFORMED BOWERY BOY
wriNen for the NEW YORK CLIPPER
John Cooper Vail,
author the Ifebrew Gladiator La Tour de Nesle, "Lfe
Our Great Cities, &C.
The whole IL OF intense interest The scenes
change variations OF Kaleidoscope from the great
Of John Law whose chips OF solid gold and who
turned million the dark slums Of ST. Antoine, ST.
the Five Points where the smallest coin de-
the Tiger The third book entitled The Star of
the the Tear and the Town. introduces
living characters the gay gamboliers who will be
readily BY the about while also
wonderful history OF the Cora Pearls OF the
Crescent City, terrible Of the vigilance
mitees ycksburg and Francisco. Do fail
chase No. OF Vol XVII Of the NEW YORK CLIPPER now
ready.
vaking down Broadway, and who he there, by
Broken Dutch Poet
Sport the Waters
Fearful Scene In Merageris.
a Night with the Gladiaiors.
Dramatic Circus aud Minstrel News.
The Latest Sporting News. 80 -
Sec opening paper Of volume OF the CLIPPER.
The CLIPPER is representative journal Of men, man
and things. ..
aOnr Jim writes for the CLIPPER.
Soc the NEW YORK CLIPPER for Apri 10, for sale
everywhere FRANK QUEEN,
Editor and Proprietor,
q Spruce street, New York.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The State Ticket and Legislature Doubtful
C0nGressmen Equally Dividcd-Ex-Senator
Dixon Defeated.
HARTFORD, April s, 1869.
Seventy-four towns show republican gain OF
1881. The democrats give up the State. James
Dixon is surely defeated by Julius L. Strong in the
First Congressional district Babcock, democrat, Is
elected in the Second district; Starkweather repub
lican, IN the Third, and Barnum. democrat. In the
Fourth.
There are republican gains In Hartford and New
Haven counties and democratic gains In Windham,
Fairfield and Litcheld counties. The Legislature ls
pretty closely balanced.
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A.-TO Remove Moth Patches, FrecISles and
Tan from the face, use PERRYS MOTH AND FRECKLE
LOTION. Prepared only by DR.. B. c. PERRY. 49 Bond
street, New York. Sold by druggists everywhere
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GENERAL r. w. SwEENEy.-The Augusta Press
announces that General 7. w. sweeney, recently In
Monday night for Atlanta, whittier he had been or
de- ed TO report for duty. General sweeney is gal
liant oflccr and courteous gentleman, and we wei
come him TO our city.-ANamd fGd) CCnstttuttondt-
sSt. ADTtt z.
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Sale NJ Valuable RrookIyu

sale OF ValuaDIe BrOoKIyn froperty' xCW
house of Lord Taylor advertised to take place Thurs
day April Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway JOHN
son a MILLER, auctoneers These lots eigbly stu-
aed high and dry and good grade, and from their con
several railroads and the small amount OF cash
required cannot of those desiring
purchase Improvement investment Sale positive and
without Title indispuabe Printed abstracts free
Maps full particulars the auctioneers Office % Nassau
street, New YORK, and l57 Montague street. Brooklyn
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American yeIocipedes. $50 to S120 each.
Discount trade and schools Manufacturers licensed by
STEPHEN W. SMITH, 80 William street.
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observation-disclosures Far
num- n Fourth avenue, cured by DR. FILTERS Neseta0e
Rheumatic Remedy. Depot 704 Broadway.
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Bitter Tears Have been Shed by Many a
the loss of her charms In the
presence of Tan Pimpes, Freckles Saowness sunburn
Re dness Roughness Botches Moth Rngworm other
the dfgurements TO which the cutcle con-
nuay subjected unless the perfect antdoe FOR all these
evils Is applied In the shape of GOUkAUD's matchess
Italian Medcaed Soap, which make the skin white
soft sansand transparent as aabaster
GOURAuDS Lily White is the best cosmetic for nstantane
ousy whitening and softening the skin GOURAUps Liquid
superb article imparng roseate hue 10 pae
cheeks and lips. GOURAUDS Depot, 4oS broadway may
Al Ia 4 ltra
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A Spring TOnic-NIild and Palatable.
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT (imported).
Reduced price 81 so per dozen. No 2 Murray street.
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Established in 1SOO-The Metropolitan job
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street.
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American WaItham Watches-The Most Re.
liable timex keepers made For sale at lowest New YORK
prices T. b. BYNNER 4 CO., l89 Broadway, W.
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BaicI,'s L. X. l., Rye Whiskey, Distilled in
copper stills in Pennsylvania by farmer distllers In the
old fashioned al 81 70 per gallon Call and examine
Delivered free of charge.
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Crisfadora,s UueGualied Hair Dyc.-SOld
applied his Wig and Scalp Factory No. Asor House
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Nrisssscuoi ~prinas Water.-Only Known
aud all diseases OF the kidneys Sold b.
druggists. Depot 5S5 Broadway, New York.
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Patents Obtained by Mum & Co.., - Park
row, York. Twenythree years experience. Full in-
stfucions how TO proceed sent free by mall.
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Nentrcss, Economy and Despatch Combined
IN the Of orders Metropolitan job Printing Esab
iishment " Nassau street.
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A.-POclket and Table Knives, Carvers,
Razors, Scissors, &C.. wholesale and retail.
J. CURLEY BRO l32 Nassau street
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Improved French Range and Range Furnt.
ure rnanufac cured by BRAMHALL DEAN n CO.. 2E and
24e Water street, New York.
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Circulars of Every Description and Notices
attend meetings printed in the neaest possible manner at
hours notice. and twenty-five cent less than at
other similar place in tie city, at the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, "a Nassau street.
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Vhe Bill for the Abolition of Imprisonment
for Debt Before the British Parliament.
"'+'f'. LONDON, April 5, 1869.
In the House of Commons to-day the bill for the
abolition of Imprisonment for debt passed to its Sec
'ond reading.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., Executed
with neaincss, quckness and despatch twenty-five per cen
cheaper other printing establishment In the city,
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT, "a Nassau street.
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CantrclI,s shoe store Removed 10 No. 241
Fourth avenue between Nineteenth Twentieth streets
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Barler's Hirsutus-Free from Grease, the
only article make hair grows 7oc bottle. 622 Broadway

Barclay. Perkins & Co.'s Genuine London
Porter and Brown Stout bottled by Gambler Sons London
With regard genuness OF the bottled by Mesrs
Cander & Sons, they bottle ours only. -
Nov. II, 1853 BARCLAY, PERKINS q co.
Sold by all the leading grocers
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For First Glass Printing of Every Descrip-
ton go the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishmeni
Nassau street.
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For SaIe-A Large Size Elevator. Inquire
nj A. Broadway
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For Gents Stylish Hats Go to Wallis, 141
Fnton street. New York.
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Go to the Great Sale Of Fine Ready Made
Clothing Gents and Boys,
BRoKAw BROTHERS..
"a Fourth opposite Cooper Institute
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BELOW.
ShippinR Notes.

schr Joseph Fish, from jacksonville pilot boat
Stewart NoU.)
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Rnper CnIoric Engine Co.-No Water Used,
cannot explode, insurance. engineer ~ Cortantt
NaeV Work
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ENGLAND.

The News.
LONDON, April 8, 1860.
The news to-day is unimportant.
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THE GLASS OF
FASHION.
SEE EVENING TELEGRAM or FRIDAY NEXT.

The Famous C0ruer-A7 Nassau street,
corner Fulton The Metropolitan job Printing Establishment
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Use the Automatic Clothes Washer aud
Boiler Brists patent dispenscs with labor and wear oR
clothes Depot, IL Cortlandt street, New York.
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Words of Wisdom for Young Men on tho
Ruling Passion in Youth and early Manhood WIN ss help
erring and unfortunate Sent In sealed letter enve
iopes free OF charge Address Phsnros, Dor " fhuar
aelphia, Pa.
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To velocipedc Makers.-Ail Persons are
hereby cautioned against making selling using
duly licensed by NY Letters Patent OF 1852 1854,
1854 and the reissues thereof the primary elements
all velocipedes. Suits under said patents have
menced in the United States Circuit Court against Calvin
Witty for infringement OF said patents and suits will at
be commenced against all infrngers Licenses will bo
granted by equitable my licenses deeu ded
STEPHEN N, SMITH 70 William street.
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GoyaI Havana Lottery.-Informafion fsfr..
nshed by addressing MCINTYRE CO., Sis Canal ssresL
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We Have Reviewed the Various STYLES for
tho fan season. presented public appreciation BY our lead
ING ha,ters but we compelled 10 acknowledge that
KNOWS sre by long otds. supreme sla broadway snows
M rival
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The veIocipe.les on Broad street,

THE Nicolson pavement seems likely to prove
q nuisance instead Of blessing TO the people
on Broad street, and strenuous measures ought
to be adopted by our civic authorities to pre-
vent our great thoroughfsre from being given
up to the use of reckless young men who seem
to look upon itas public race-course provided
for their especial benefit. Time and again
have pedestrians been put in peril Of life and
limb by horses driven at full speed, and it is
only occasionally that the police can be aroused
into fit of activity SO as to enforce the Law
against fast driving. A new feature has now
appeared on the Broad street race course, and
yesterday some half dozen velocipedsts were
engaged in exercising their skill, much to the
annoyance Of the residents and the peaceable
pedestrians. The velOcipeae in its present
shape is something new, and, like other
novelties il is all the rage with certain classes.
| Whether it will ever become permanently
| popular or not is doubtful; but whether il
does or not, such exhibitions as those on Broad
street yesterday afternoon should be put
stop to. Sunday to many Of the residents of
Broad street is a day OF dread: hitherto they
have considered themselves in peril Of life and
limb from fast horses, and now they are
afflicted with velOCipedee. We hope that
Mayor Fox will take this matter under con.
sideration, and on future Sunday afternoons
have sufficient police force stationed on Broad
street to restrain the enthusiasm of the velo-
cipedists as well as the drivers OF fast nags.
Its shame that one Of the nOblest streets in
the world shonld every Sunday be made a
nuisance to promenaders, and the evils com
planned of ought to be remedied without fur
ther delay.
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yG TEEGRAPH-PHILADE MONDAY FEBRUARY Is, 1852

some portions of the northern low level sewer
and the Abbey Mills pumping. station. The
area oomprehended In the system OF drainage
is III square miles. The effect upon the
Thames ls 30 salutary that during the long
drought Of last summer no offensiveness arose
from the river. and fish multiply more and
more That the sewage can be proitably ap.
piled TO the fertilization OF land has been
demonstrated by excellent crops OF grass and
wheat In the lowlands Of Essex. It Ia now
settled that the embankment between the
Temple and Blaokfriars shall be solid. and not
an open viaduot as was long talked Of The
new street from Blackfrisrs to the Mansion
House is to be $3.50 feet long and 20 feet wide.
According to their own showing. the Board are
always on the watch to secure open spaces for
health and recreation; and they tell US that
Finsbury Park and Southwark Park will both
be opened to the public In the coming summer.
The desirable refoi m in the remaining and re-
numbering of streets is steadily carried on; the
number OF fire engine stations has been ins
creased from 10 TO IL, aud of fremen and off,
GERS from 130 to Sll; and on and after the lst of
January 1870 the price of gas is to be IS sd. the
thousand feet.
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The City Amuse,neuts


q, AT TAE WALNUT Mr.. and Mrs. Barney vii.
Lams VIII appear this evening as Ragged Pat"
ana ai a. judy o"rror In the drama of ireland As
~ 10 y - a.; %s Inc comedies OF The Rough Diamond
ana zne Happy Man will also he given.
AT THE AkCH Edmund Yates comedy OF
M aaLSe C9ss Will be Withdrawn after the present
wsek WEE S Mr: Craigs burlesque of BGr6e B'e"e
on Monday next 4 Victln OF Clrcumstar,ces
snn s, Jonn bIougham's burlesque of P0cohontds
Will be produced.
shakespeare's comedy OF Much Ado about
aW N0u..ng Win shortly be brought out in hand
AT THE CHEsNuT ofenbach's C1tia0- Chou, III
VIII pe given this evening by the 9aiton
troupe. On Friday evening Miss Susan Gaiton
nonibul0. f"Tl.' W
AT THE AMERICAN the Risley Japanese
troupe, including the bDy "All Right Will ap'
pear tnls evening and during the week. a. any
M sEs. sENTz AND HAssLER present " st Jul
pubic ior the nrst time, on Saturday aisero
no3p noe tne WONDERFUL children-ar artists, Jonanas
ana Willie Hess who are represented to aiseaSy
tion in New York. ~
THE GERMANIA ORcHEsrRA will give a
nFRday afternoon
THE MENDEIssoHN SOCIETY will give the
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DIED.

ALBERTsON.-On the ISth instant, JAMES p. AL.
BERTSON, In the slsb scar OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the fRmily, also the
Jam zee Page Library Company. are respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF his
mother, No. 40 Richmond street. Wednesday
Vault.
ALTEMUS,-On the morning of the 10th inAtanI,
GEORGE HENRY, youngest son OF Samuel T. Al
temuI. I"
HARMAR.-On the morning of the 18TH instant,
CHARLES HARhAR. in the 42d year OF his age. .
MORSLANDER -On the evening OF the l4th in
siaut, WILLIAM MoRSLANDER, in the 18Th yea
OF his sge.
Due notice OF the funeral win be given.
BMITH.-At Dudley, on the evening OF the 18th In
stant, HELEN M, wife of William M. Smith, and
eldest daughter OF MRrmsduke Moore
Due notice will be given OF the funeral F@S
THOMPsoN.-on Monday, February 10, CARRIE.
daughter OF Harriet l.. and the late Newcomb b.
ThomI SON. aged l9 year,.
The relatives riends OF the family are invited
attend the funeral on Thursday morning the 18Th
Instant, NJ II O'Clock, from her mothers resideuce
Clepier street Germantown. Carriages leave NO 90 0
Arch street. ~ 10 O'clock.
President Of the Reliance Insurance Company, In the
' THE mnerai services will be held Tuesday morn
ing the 10Th Instant tu the Clinton street Preaoyte-
riaB Church. at Nl6 O'clock.
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second subscription concert OF the season at
Musical Fund Hall on Thursday evening nex'.
Mr. DE CoRDovA will deliver his third and
last humorous lecture at Concert Hall on ne St
Thursday evening. subjeot-"The Spratts at
Saratoga"
JOHN MIToHEL, ESQ.,, will lecture at Concert
Hall on Wednesday evening. Subject-"Who
ore the Ctlts?" The lecture will be for the
benefit of the Celtic Library Fund.
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..., ,ora street ana vicinity.

EVERY Philadslphian knows Of Bedford street
by reputation, but the number Of those who
have any actual acquaintance with the horrors
of the locality is very small. A hssty glance
and a rapid retreat are usually sufficient for
most respectable persons, aud very few have
either the courage or disposition to investigate
the filth and misery Of this abode Of crime and
degradation. The attention OF the public aud
the authorities has been called to the condi-
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Or about 1914 per cent.
The production of sugar throughout the world
including the beet sugar of Europe, and the
palm ard date sugar OF the Indies, for the year
1867 La estimated at ,299 900 TONS of which Cuba
produced nearly one-third; and the consump.
ton for the same year 2OO7.70O tons; of this
Great Britain and her colonies consumed about
6SO,700 tons, and the United States 4G7 300 tons
the two nationalities consuming nearly one
half the world's g supply.
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LONDON IMPRovEMESTs.-Wel learn, says the
London Ah enGum. from the annual report
published by the Metropolitan Board Of Works
that all the works of the main drainage
scheme have been complete and in operation
for the past three years, with the exception 0f
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MARRIED.

GLUMM-PETER5ON. - On the Attn instant by
Rev. c. w. Duane. Mr.. HENRY GLUMM. OF Pha-
dephia, 10 Miss NARY Il. PETERSON, of Charles
ton, e. G,
SMITH sooY. .-on January 80 1863. by the Rev.
w. r Robinson. Mr. JACOB X. SMITH, of Montgo-
mery county, Pa. to Mise LIZZIE @. SooY. OF Phila
dephia-
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AND No. 500 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
THE 1EEDs or sIoeNEss.-Bsron Muuchsuseu
tells story OF a post boys horn. which had mum.
Der ofwlcked tunes blown into 1t frosty night but
made no response, NeverthelesS, when It was hung
before hot fire. the tunes. which had frozen in,
thawed out, to the Amsasment ofa present. Just so
the human system subjected to Injurious influences
during the winter, sometimes gives no token OF the
effect they have produced upon it, until the moist
atmosphere OF spring develops their fruits. Many
spring diseases the result OF winter imprudencss
and grsatAnd especial care should be taken of the
system in the cod season, that 1t may be in
sound and vigorous condition when the malarlous
fogs OF March and April make their appearance To
this end strengthen the stom ach and the general
Ranizstion at this season with HosrETTER's
BITrERs. Take this pleasant vegetable antidote in
advance of the uprising OF the mephitlc mists aud
vapors, which produce ohills and fever, and other
masmAto diseases Rem ember that 1t is q preUeatiue
7aedfcine-aA powerful TO protect as to restore, The
stomach is apt be overtaxed at this time OF th,
year. 1t isa period devoted to dinner and supper
parties and luxurious v"g generally. FeastinR and
late hours weaken the digestive organs and disorder
the liver The etcI 81 the Bistsrs s to invlgorate
the one and regulate the other. There ia month
In the twelve when q tonic and alternative is more
generally needed than ia this, and there ia no pre-
paraton OF that nature SO thoroughly salubrous so
brncIDg, and entirely free from undue exciting
properties as this celebrated Vegetable cordial.
SO INsIDIoUs the first approaches of Consump.
tion that thousands remain unconscious of its pre-
sence until II has brought them to the verge of the
grave. An immediate resort to DIR. D. JAYNEs Ex.
rECToBAnT, upon the first appearance of the Cough,
Pain Soreness Of the Throat or Chest would very
generally preclude = fatal result or. in case the
symptoms indicate the presence of Latent COnsump.
tion would tend to subdue the violence OF the dis
esse and thus materially assist in prolonging the life
you tske CoId and thus prevent the necessity for
It's use in more dangerous complaints. Sold every.
where.
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JEwRLRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine jewelry and silverware la the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real, pure arti-
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equalled.
He also has large stock Of American Western
watches in all varieties and at all prices. visit to
his store is sure TO result in pleasure and profit.
HALLEIT, DAVIS & Co.'s Pianos, No. 927 Chestnut
street. unequalied In durability, brlllisncy, tone.
and power. Distinguished piansts say they are
the best. We never listened to any Piano en-
chanting
STANDARD WINE BITTERs.-Speers Wine, COM
bned with the most tonic herbs and r. OTIS. This is
the Bitters for the weak and debtated. Seld by
druggists,
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a5-wE RECOMMEND Our CLOTHING.
G3- We Recommend Our Clothing.
H8- We Recommend Our ClOghtnD,
H45- We Recommend Our C1othil1,
G6- We Recommend Our Clothing,
sF- Ne Recommend our CsothinG.
1st, For rs Good quality Ia
la. For IT'S Good quality. ga
LIST, For It's Good Quality -s9
2d, For us Good Make. -dN
I'd. For It's Good Make -tN
ID For It's Good Mdke.7su a
30. For Hs UHdoubted Chsapness ga
3D. For rs Undoubted Chedpness. .TaN
81, For rs UndoKoted Ciedpness -f&
AB- SPECIAL CARD.-1he close or q season Is d~{s4
GH-gOod time TO buy 0vercoats and Suits OF eUery
N description prices that are considerGJJu LeSs=
NH-thQt are likely 10 be soon again. ~G@
WANAkARER IL BROWN,
WANAMAKER & BaowN
WANAMAKER d BROWN,
LAHGEsT ASSORTMENT AND LARGEST EsTABLIsH-
MBNT IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE Con. SIXTH AND MARKET STRHETs.
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MONEY LOANED
In sums from dollar to thousands, on Diamonds.
silver Ware Watches, Jewelry, Clothing Dry oods.
etc. at RErTEw's Loan Ofce, Northeast corner
Fifteenth and Market streets,
REDUCTION IN PRICES
To close OF
Winter Stock.
CHARLES SToK Es s. Co..
Clothiers,
No. 824 Chestnut street.
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THE PARSONS WEDDING FEE.
some folks love jokes,
And that is the kind
or q pair of folks
Just now In our mind.

some folks love Jokes,
And that is the kind
or q pair of folks
Just now In our mind.
A most delightfully."- happy pair;
she was blonde, with golden hair,
And whether hfs hair was black or red.
Brown or yellow, enough is said
When we state that, with becoming pride,
He brought her along, to make her his bride.
They rang the bell of the parsons door,
And waited for half an hour or more.
TIL the pRrson came In, and enjoyed the fun
OF making the two folks into one.
And when he'd married them, (don't you see p
They took their leave without paying their fee.
And the pars0n sadly began to grieve
At the profitless style Of their taking leave.
But, while he's thinking, solemn as death,
Here runs boy, all out of breath;
A boy with bundle, stout and large.
"Parson." ;" says he, ''thaps your's-no charge
"Thats the wedding fee, from those happy folks:
They're fond of fun and practical jokes
The parson opens the bundle; and 10!
An elegant suit, from top TO toel
OveTcoat, coat and pants. and all .
From ROCKHILL & WILSON'S GREAT
BROWN HALL!
The most acceptable wedding fee that can be
given. is a Is A SUIT OF ROCKHILL & Will.
SONS CLOTH ESl
The most desirable thing that any gentle-
map, married, single, or contemplating matri-
mony, can possess, Is n SUIT OF ROCkHILL
join the crowd, gentlemen, and push on, for
the balance of the rapidly going winter stock.
Outrageously Cheap Prices!
RoCKHlLL q WILSON,
Nos. 6OS and sos CHESTNUT STREET,
nOnAm m N xr,Nr .tfAVr