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, 1869-03-29

Contest Between LNb0rcKH ana
IkouKha-MnnyF Fcr3ons Fri9htcneds
bt1l NO Ono Ki3lcd-Thc Town Not
Rurnt-Al1 Quiet Mt LnEt on the
ChcuhnEos

~
Gonscft k1c3sSeeu
IkouKhs-mnny Fcr7ons Ff19ntcnens
be1l NO Ono Ki3let--Thc Town Not
Efurnt-Alt Dufrt nj Lnxt OF. the
<ncnanEos
From ne Lt,en tttroN* AdTrh
Lest ff1day nlEnt INC tee*7t tpa AKsAe - oA.osu a
sent dcspafch n5in8 oVe3 tnG eoG4,J " Lae cuSet
that fhe n9ofe*9 on sSe ata ~ ~ % ~ 49, ~
vicinity nad nRnI VIII Tue pSoP!s u ny sllaeon
St PaSftcks pay taas tae 4ass III "G5c IT. III: ~, nS
grcssors; tnat me ci11ens naa VIII o!nl-
cut dHEen them ouL oi tne uMa' 1a' aan sne
!FtRh1nen buried from toe so!S ol SaeH
feet to the cEowns o1 tner heads 1ol s*eet re.
y4uEc: that little 1esa than thousani u taese
doughty followers Of st. Pat11ck were ehai7en1nE
their picks and bEiEhtenlnx their saoSca On tho
hills back OF the village, Tor Inc puIposa Of DO.
voting SATURDAY Last 10 the dsEElnc mp Of erety
house IN the Place, puiny them into an immense u
tlr Oh " the island ann outs;n tnem as ooInt
eacitIce to the anS15 san11 tus &c.
snatch s9h tnat tae ulss w., "Ef1 n9, p,ta
1of tne DOGGY 1uls5; ao4 eGat aas3 ~ ms!4 ne1;
theff nonscnoia spoah Nouutsas ,, .s @ .n.t
nnTe added tnat tne ctAS.s mua!u s,en -
theE wives ena enlHsen, puI sae IT, +,a!,
teftos 1naeI Nnlen nc laoo1eu Ae0'es 10 AGa-
non OF a. lniaol uetAti1 ,-., ,.,.oa n,~t,,.,-
fFf!a} n.Ent ~ O3lolu va tAs5a ts.1 ~ ~
T*enty effF1 poHccfutA "Etc apln!ntG. Auet
passed. the nlcht nsavea hno"s nnm g, a. ~
me tnt nlSnt W. P1au a'u - MIH III 1,as1Ias.
cut hau q length ales+t, s1ulna5 motnns Or y \
!aMned ing uay on Mtucn S1l9ao ~ - ~ o., - @ ~
ID R&nts. II WIS nfau1Hul AA3: AHG Bull !u>t,
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ST. LOUIS.

Missouri Pacific Acknowledgement
Shcridnn>s E1ovem notwithstanding
Out a NcgInlc nlcnt-Politicn
ST. LOTS, March es.-Ihe report OF Colonel
Moore, Superintendent Of the Missouri P1cidc
Railroad. shows the gross RECEIPTS for le6s 70 b
s74.a9. The Increase n lassenGe1 earnings,
ES1791: increase in freight earufnKA, IS, tn-
crease in cxrress earnings. oecas!oned br the
withdrawal OF the McErhanta' unlon Express,
ts6Sea The net earnings Q! the road werc
1l,1lsaas; previous 5eaf, s9'sa4; increase
Tie track and machinery OF the road arr IN
enod order. Many Improvements have neen made
during ths year. In anticipation OF change Of
gauge, contracts hare tcen made for new
enrtnek three hnndrcd aud r1ty freight carr and
fttccn hundred tons OF new rails thu whole equip
n,ent deliverable IN june.
General sherman left yesterday for Fost Leaycn-
worth The General ha4 issued oyuers TO muster
uut the Nineteenth Kansas Volunteers that have
taken raft IN the late campaign. and Rstes, Chlcf
Mastering O1s'cer Of the dvts.on, will leave foR
Eut Hays to perform that service.
The ciuxc MS primary meetings, held last night,
wc.c will attended Most Of tho dele: aies
clestcd to the Nominating Convention aad tht
caadiaies for Aldermen are Eemocrat4
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Important lnsnEn 1rtof+

Frrsn The D1rrnport {{otso3 Gafette. NdFck Il.
In the 1nen'n OF September ~ E1saT Ilsaaie ale
way from his hp1ir In Chicf5saw louusE loFA, to
Tcbnque. He has never been heard a1 sfnce ana
the c!fcuns.Anfe8 atteodtng hts leaving the Shtt-
m2n Hu:*e, the unlissuso*:d condition q nts hSg. N
facc and other matters lei hls relatives to the
conc!uston ta1t he hsd net death In foEi manner
Hts lue was Insured IN the Connecticut Mutual Tor
T. ." which 'he eomFanE refused 70 pa! o. On ne y;
the death Of T1sdale. Ma Tlsdale saed TIC CON.
rany for The amount covered IN the polcF, ana
the case ~As taken to the District Court ot JACK
County, and the Itsl was Concluded on Eeanes-
dar Last The Jury returned verdict for ne
Plaintiff to the amount Of 8, e Ine pl1nGi2al
points IN the charge Of Judge R3cnMan VII oe
stating the plcadtnEa IN the case be nd The pl3.-
MI must rrose, tr8., the dcz1h Of said Edgar rs
dale. End eecond, that due notice aad PROOF toere'
Of hnl bee, given defendant He taid:
.Ihe letters Of administration upon the estate
Of said Edgar T1sd21e azr pr!usd }ac1 eElicnce oi
the death OF said T16dale, but they arc not cah:
elusive, and the presumption thereby fAsso
u1Ay he conclusive BY 9uy evidence which wD11o
establish the existence In life Of the supposed do
ceased at the time OF granting administration upoC
his estate: hut trimd faes1 caAe being naae 81
the le;teH q administration. ne paua ~ ~ h pt
introduced which fully oveFcones 1aca p7Md {aea'
csse, and hhows to youE ntlds TN: thest IS great
{. possibility thAs The SD Ea<9z Iss!As wss liEt
At The time administration was granted upon HI
cxYa1e than there Is that he Ea8 dead
The circumstances IN EVIDENCE must receive I
natural construction Jou nna thas th,
muksratton, docs not establish not tend 10 eztah
ftsh the proposition that the said EdKa- Ttsaalc i
alive Aav more than It establishes or tends to e.
talalsh, the p.npostion tasi M oe - asaa y "a
then The p-ima faeie case made for the p!a.nttn b.
fhe letters Of administration remains uoshaken
md you should dnd for the plslntln.
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CUBA.

rlot for Scixin9 IeaAcis-x8itlcd for
UttcrfnC *cf1irtotls Language
American Consular Agent y Pr3son-
CT, DC.
HAVANA. March sa-Thc rest o! the passengers
and crew at the steamer ,CofuAnditarto have aE-
rived Al Caldcnas They tienounce the poEses and
engineer aa leaders In q plot fur selz!nc Eea.el2
Two men we're killed IN the streets Of HAfAn1
to-d1v and SIX were arrested for uttcEng scdlhoas
cries
+. r. cedtnSson, American Cunsulas Agent II
Cilnt1 hAs teeu brought prisoner to uavaaA.
, 1869-03-29

RrfiuE Races mt Mobile
Mcr1zx, March 9r,-The rrztns meeting Of the
Mobile JcckrJ CInh elneed tn-dAy. SwetTstakes
for txoyex1-o ODDS mile heats, WIS Npn hy Cottrel9
nlty, CaTre P, by Daniel 1tooae- Tlms, 1:sah ana
l:51X, Sweepstakes fer three-Jeaf-oilA tNo-mile
Ieata was w1lk oTcr the eonrsc hy Capt Moore
colt, hayonct In the dash Q! X mtseaI ssoneW1N
Jackson beat Locust Post IN t:1a&. The three tnile
heal was won l5 r7trntee1, heating Jennie {, ADD
Agnes Isono.nn. Iac latter WIS dlstanced IN the
nrK heat Time, 5:a2A ami !:ta The r purse @ fos
b eaten hc1ses, one mile. WaA Ko1 ~ be's'o bAs,
titstanciug FUSS NoAdnaI, In :5sA-
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IIoy Droxgncd-Elcction OF Il DclC-
vntc to tho National TypogEnPh-
icxn1 EMtous
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
Mu.wACx1K, March g.
4 young lad named yesay, nephew Of Prot Ve-
say. Of this city, vas drowned this afternoon, while
on the r1rer boating.
At tic meeting Of the typographical Unlon, last
evening" JLmcs Kerr was elected Delegate to the
Natic nN typographical UnIon- II. ". BIRD Wis
elected President, and ]. J. Bleyef Secretary Of
tho Milwaukee, Union.
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HAYTI.

Snluayc In n T'rccnrioua Sitnntton@
HAyAsA, March a.-.Adtces from roH NJ
rr1ace, 18th, are received. aalnaVc vas 10 = rse-
caftous situation owing To the state Of us nnancea
The nayJ had not received an3 rAJ fos th1ce
months, aui there waa mu1mul1n. feeling =. the
capital asaIntt Safuavc. The blacks ~cfc 1eAous
CT the whites and naaaEslnAtinns wrrc feareA
4 petition was In circulation for btocSaa!ns the
rcrt Of An1 t'atcA
Colt Kah go nrer1rn
, 1869-03-29

PorHNxEns1E, y. r., Aarch as>-Ths Ice II the
r1fsr trn1c awaJ to-iay. Tour miles north of here
at trums Elts'*. The river Is Fill closed north
as far ns Albany. from that point, hut the ice Is
yer! wGak To-morrow, the steamer Thomas CM-
nrll will NJ to push her way through to New fo!k
start for Nex York from Hudson.
, 1869-03-29

NEW YoRx, March y. The stean,ers penn.,,xa.
MA, from liverpool md Deutachtand, from Brrmen.
have arrived The latter brings Southa,np ptnn
dates OF the 10th and t., ,0oo IN specie
, 1869-03-29

their on hands, md look With great Interest TO
tie Governor i TIP 70 Warrington With Attorney
General Fsston xhere Is hoped ri en- ma1s
the frnmeworf Of reconstruction, peace and has-
fnonr. thousands now support the generous
policy Of Grant who were heretofore oppoee4 70
lin and theT consider the reopcntnx Of tho ghes.
ttor1 Inc greatest misfortune tint cau ottA
Erorria -Cb5 ytye Fork HtTrA-
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ri wa observed 1t Honolulu by The oysnx o.
bunting from Punch Bowl hatte9. fu.ctSn eona1 Ell
atcs md private rogidenceA. The c1Rtaf o. ~.
ania vas reported sctiye nS3tn- Two ahocks o.
earthquake we're felt nt lilo. No danger. .
, 1869-03-29

mAFin-.

PorfAmooth Nary Yard to ut ths T-ntted ststcs
sseatnrr e;a.cnA for sea- Its supposed her desuna
, 1869-03-29
Spnlm

SEv YonK, M2zch 9s--A Heruu Epeclal. dated
London. 9Th. says: "AdFices frnm Snstn render 1t
Me WI atrire IN spain within fortnight An troa~
elaa, the FtctoT!a, u now Ut Ilsbon.'
, 1869-03-29

CINCINNATI, March San express driver Was
kicked by his horse this morning Aud instantly
killed
-Eastcr WIS generally celebrated b5 the Catholic
EnUtrhrs.
, 1869-03-29

NJ ANlnN.

le1 III dulI and prices lower; n 3ooo brl+ sellers
nntion ApFil. 1t lSc. Refined u a2d we,ker; .ale.
sc tfi4 M1rch. Il I1t1lHci 30J- hsts ApEl At nv
, 1869-03-29

NEwRfATKH ApsKNItKt@d AaENlx
,-.aArtsaf rr<riTs afn<sis-7.-*i4 for TIE Tkfa-
txF as o4s laesf fE.s+ 1ls ssttA 70 vsestss atper
tt..-t, r .reieas fer ou KkW&PAPE7S ca u 4u4LtEx
x, - lssssee) As t. " 3erftrsss, ~ ~ eaA
hsnsyr HesE. rsfa. -
Co. Ipc.s.E
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MILLINERY.
MASONIC NOTICES.
MEETINGS..


OF The frt Unitarian Society wm Be hsii "a the W
oeoe The obe of - @saa1 e eo11arE einr re1s eaa
nd ~ 6SeT hzEness nay oor,e bezo7e tho meet
w t9 es1e3 " 'a' - " b HosHK1L SeastAU
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HpIEIp.

ALTEMUs;- On Thursday, the 18th instant, THOMAS,
son OF Samuel and the late Charlotte f. Altemus, in
The male relatives and friends Of the family are respect
h BrotheTnaS " r. Crockett No. KS P NJ 81
street on Monday morning the 10th instant at 10 O'clock
BAXTER.-Suddenly, on the 1lth instant. GEORGE
HIS relatives and friends and the members Of William
,. Schneider Lodge No. 4l9 Y M, also United States
X Of p arc respectfully invited e attend his funeral
from the residence OF his mother No l02 Pegg street.
Monday morning at 10 o'clock To proceed to Mount Peace
CHAvE.-on the 10th instant HENRY OHAYF. in
the 2d year OF his age of the late George Chave Of
The relatives and friends also the Assistance Steam Fire
Company No g. respectfully invited to attend the
No SO N Third street ON Sunday afternoon at ocioek
To proceed to odd Fellows Cemetery.
G and the late Elisha b. Farr in the 6th year TV his age
The S SS and b fST Of the family are
mother no 9M dS street on Monday the 10th
tory washington papers please copy)
McDERMO1T-on the 18th instant EDWARD
Tue relatives and W friends Of the family are respectfully
to asnP 6s h rm the residence 81 Of his
Almond % 81 on PD MdSs % ong NsT at 8 o'clock Gne
Cathedral Cemetery.
McGEEHAN. : Drowned, August 19, ROBERT
The relatives ana friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of hi
father No 6 Cresson street, on Sunday the 18th instant
at 80 o'clock.
RICHARDsoN. the 18th instant, CHARLES r.
of Edward @. and Isabella Richardson aged 5
months
THoMAs.-Suddenly, on the 1lth instant EDWARD
II. THOMAS, in the 49th year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family also the members
of Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 155 A. Y. M. Philadelphia
Loige, No A. o; of G. f. Rose Beneficial Society;
James Page Library Company, and the Orders in general
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence No. 1927 Frankford road Sunday afternoon
at o'clock
W0OD.-On the 11th instant aged 63 years. FANNY L.
WOOD, relict of the late Thomas NJ. Wood.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral fsO% her late rosdensg No 1914
o'clock. Interment at Laurel Hill Cemetery
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DR.. WlSHART'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.

It is the vital principle of the Pine Tree, OBJ
tanned by peculiar process in the distllation OF
the tar, by which its highest medical properties
are retained.
1t is the only safeguard and reliable remedy
which has ever been prepared from the juice of
the Pine Tree.
1t invigorates the digestive organs aud re
stores the appetite.
1t strengthens the debiltated system.
1t purifes and enriches the blood, and expels
from the system the corruption which scroluls
breeds on the lungs.
1t dissolves the mucus or phiegm which stops
the air passages of the lungs.
Its healing principle acts upon the irritated
surface of the lungs and throat penetrating to
each diseased part, relieving pain and subduing
Inflammation.
1t is the result of years of study and expert
ment and it is offered to the afflicted with the
positive assurance of its power to cure the fol
lowing diseases, if the patient has not too long
delayed a resort to the means of cure:-
Consumption Of the L'ngs, Cough, Sore Throat
and Breast, Bronchitis, Liger Compydtnt
Bind and Bleediag Piles, Asthma,
WHoQHag Cough, DtpMe,3a, etc.
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PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.

Messrs DABNEY, MORGAN & CO.,
No. So EXCHANGE Place, and M. X.
JEsUP g. CO., No IL PINE Street,
New York, offer for sale the Bonds OF
the Kansas Pacific Railway. These
Bonds pay Seven Per Cent. in Gold;
have thirty years to run; are Free from
Government Taxation; are secured by
Land Grant of Three Million Acres of
the Finest Lands in Kansas and Colo
RADIO. In addition to this special grant,
the Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are being
rapidly sold to develop the country and
improve the road. They are a first
mortgage upon the extension of the
road from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denver,
Colorado. The road in operation NOW
EARNS MORE tn AN ENOUGH NET
INCOME TO PAY THE INTEREST ON
THE NEW LOAN. There is no better
security in the market-this being in
some respects better than Government
Securities. PRINCIPAL AND INTE-
REST PAYABLE IN GOLD. Price 90,
and accrued Interest, in Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps, and Circulars fur
nished on application.
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Amuseupnts.

AT THE WALNUT the regular season will
commence this evening with the performance
OF a new sensational drama entitled Dutg by
Henry Leslie. This piece will be put upon the
stage with new scenery and effects, and it will
Introduce to the public several of the new
members of the company
AT THE ARCH Duprez & Benedict's minstrels
Will perform this afternoon and evening. This
troupe has been very successful during the
week, and crowded houses have been in attend
ance nightly.
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JEwELRY-Mr. William w Cassidy, No. II South Second
street. has the largest and attractive Of
fine Jewelry and Sverware in the city. Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article, furnished at
price which cannot be equaled He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and all
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
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ADIRONDACK SPRING WATER FROM WHITEHALL, N. Y
Experience has proved that this celebrated Chaybeate
Water contains active medicinal properties for the
speedy relief and of all diseases of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, Female Weakness and Nervous Prosra.
ton, than known remedy Natures great Tonic and
Duretic for nvigoratng and building up the system
paired by disease, dyspepsia general debility See
pamphlet. Depot and for sale by
WYETH BROTHER, Druggists,
No 14l2 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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GAYS CHINA PALACE, No 1922 CHEsNUT STREET
Will close their large assortment of goods hand the
following astonishing low prices to make for the
immense stock purchased by Mr.. Gay in Europe, in
transit to this city,
White French China Dining Plates az in, per doz $500
White Stone China Dining Plates % in, per doz. I5O
White French China Cups and Saucers per set IL
pieces. r95
White Stone China Cups and Saucers per set II pcs
Out Glass Goblets dozen. 225
Pressed Glass Goblets, dozen. Observation-Disclosures. I5O
Best Stone China Tea Sets "A pcs with handles 400
Best Stone China Tea Sets 46 pcs cups with handles 475
Best Stone China Diung SETS 92 pieces ........ 1900
White French China Dining Sets, $50 pieces 5000
White French China rea Sets "A pieces 75O
The stock of Fancy Goods will be sold at still greater
discount from former prices.
Goods go out of the city will be packed and delivered
to transportation Office free of charge insured against
breakage to destination.
Call soon, before the assortment is broken.
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ASTONISHING
Among the many matters of surprise
That almost daily meet our wondering eyes,
One that is worthy of an abler pen,
Is false security of business men;
Trusting their money, valuables, and stocks,
In some dilapidated, rusty box,
With lock constructed on the ancient plan
Used for dog-coars, since the fall of man.
Abutton.hook might pick its secret spring,
Seidlitz powder would blow up the thing
Others sort of fishy fabrics get,
Good for aquariums, being always wet,
In which their books and documents will mould,
And make an excellent manure, when old.
What need of risk when any may buy
A perfect safe, whereon he can rely?
MARvIN's New SPHERICALs of odd design,
Strength, dryness, durability combine,
In Fire proofs fixed beyond the reach of flame,
Preemnently SAFE in more than name.
The Patent Spherical and Fireproof Safes for sal
by MARVIN Il Co.,
No. 72l Chestnut street.
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CITY ITEMS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN SUMMER CLOTHING If an ki1ds.
ItceS greatly reduced 10 close out stock ASOrmet
@'u good our garments superior 10 rsodym11e
Goods IN Philadelphia IN sreyy respect Prices gVdT0neei
torer than he iOret elserhere
HALF WAY BETWEEN J BENNETT 4 Co.,
FifH and TOWER HALL.
Sirth sreetS.) No. 5lS MARKET ST,
PHILADELPHIA,
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RICH French Decorated Dinner Dessert and Tea Sets,
Vases Figures Fancy Goods greatly reduced prices
These goods must be sold to make for arriving
Fal mporatons Those about purchase will study their
interest by calling and examining large and varied
stock KERR's China Hall No. 1918 Chestnut street.
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MARRIER.

McCAw-M -MoLEESE.-On the l2th instant, by the Rev.
Nj. Galley, Mr.. GABRIEL MCOAW to Miss NANCY
MCLEESE, both of this city.
OMPSON-OROUTHERS- S-,Juy 81 1852 al No 9)Os
Samson street, by Rev. DIR. H. B. Milie-, Mr. ROBERT
THOMPSON to Miss ISABELLA CROUTHERS. all of
PHILADELPHIA,
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BEST QUALITY WHITE FRENCH CHINA Breakfast, Din
ner Dessert and Tea Sets,
Containing 175 pieces, for. 1858
Smaller sets of lis pieces, for $50
AT KERR's CHINA HALL, No. 1918 Chestnut street.
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INTERESTING LADIEs-Those of lady readers
who sewing machines and they numbered by
thousands-know how often they have wished some
would invent attachment to mark tuck
while they stitching another it always took longer
to tuck than to stitch it, Several attempts have
been made by inventors to attain this but nearly all have
failed accomplish the desired end satisfactorily but
happy to inform the ladies that perfect maker
is in the market and to the Grover& Baker Sewing
Machine Company belongs the credit of its invention and
introduction and those who have seen 1t pronounce 1t
lust what wanted" 1t is verysimpe in its
ton and does not require five minutes instruction to
enable to it perfectly 1t is noseless in its
operation does not injure the machine in the
least and is already in great demand OF it is
adapted especially to the "Grover Baker, Sewing Ma.
chimes and is another evidence of the determination of
this company to make theirs "the perfect sewing
chine" By all means call and these Tuck Creasers in
operation at the Office of the Company or OF its
agencies.
IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs. READS INFANT RE
the surest and safest remedy procure
Dysentey and Diarrha it relieves pain quiets restless
aays Inflammation, and is indispensable in the
suy during the teethng period Endorsed by respectable
physicians. Sold by Johnston, Holloway Cowden, and
druggists generally.
DEMUTHs ANTIDYsPEPTIC STOMACH BITTRRs-A
valuable tonic, composed OF calisaya cascara, wild
cherry barks, etc.
OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIc.-
CHARLES STOKES,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
No. S2i CHEsNUr STREET,
respectfully draws your attention by this notice. the
assortment of Fine Clothing being made for his Fa
business will be full and
UNSURPASSED IN STYLE, QUALITY,
AND PRICE
Uery great reduction from former prices ioU be made
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed to all.
The best cutters only employed and customer work made
in style and fit unequalled by any establishment in the
State
Your PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
GREAT REDUCTIONS,
| Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
Great Reductions,
| Great Reductions,
| Gents and Boys Clothing,
| Gents and Boys Clothing,
| Gents and Boys Clothing,
| Gents and Boys Clothing,
| Gents and Boys Clothing.
| Gents and Boys Clothing,
| Gents and Boys Clothing,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
Gents and Boys Clothing,
| WANAMAKER a BROWN,
Oak Hall,
e CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Closing out Summer Stock.
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BEST QUALITY fine Godband French China Tea Sets
46 pieces, for 1880, at KERR's China Hall,
No. 1918 Chestnut street.
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BEST QUALITY White French China Tea Sets, SO pieces
for $40, at KERR's China Hall,
No. 1918 Chestnut street.
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II. The Seven Curses Of London.

By James Greenwood, the Amateur Casual" From
advance sheets l vol l2mo $50 pages. Morocco
Cloth, $3.50.
James Greenwood, the Amateur Casual" whose revela-
tons of "a Night in a Workhouse" created so much
citement in England two three years since in "The
Seven Curses of London, dscloses many startling facts
concerning the social life of the lower classes The
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