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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

NEW YORK. March is -Cotton dull and shade
lower; sales 900 bales; Mddlng uplands 2sic Flour
Ginning; extra 90 q 90; round hoop Ohio Is q
IS; extra Western 90 q 40. Wheat e shade
sales 49, 900 bush; No. Spring 4S delivered; No .
ut ~ q 43 In store and delivered. Corn heavy
and lower; sales 4, ooo bush; new Mixed Western
Without decided Change sales 600 bDs; new mess
at III q 1s4c.s Butter quiet. whiskey unchanged.
Rice dull and heavy. Sugar quiet and steady; fair
s9g good .,.ss Il N tSr gs
Turpentine 40 q 49f. Petroleum nominal; crude
1sc; refined bonded size. Freghts to Liverpool a
shade hrmer; Cotton per steamer Sled.
NEW YORK March 15.-Cattle market-Beeves-
Trade slow in consequence Of the bad weather prices
quite steady at last Mondays quotations; receipts
for the week 1856. Sheep and Lambs-market toer-
ably active and prices steady; receipts Tor the week
l7677; quotations. inferior to good q 9tc. Swine
quiet but frmer receipts for the week 1880; quo
tati0ns 114c.
ALBANY, N. Y, March Cattle-There is only
moderate supply OF Cattle this week. but it is equal
to the demand and prices Unchanged range of prices
@ g e les thus FAR aSo1 loo haS
do IS q 1890.
PHlLApEIrH1A. March 1s.-Coal Manufactures
has been but little change in the market. The in
quiry for Eastern shipments Is somewhat greater,
bat there little disposition the part Of the
shippers to sell before the minimum rates Of tolls are
announced and even then are not desrious OF Offer
ing large quantities at the present reduced price.
CHICAGO, March 15-Flour dull; Spring extras
$50 q 80. Wheat firmer and q 23c higher; No.
quoted at 1871 q Is; No. Q at RIO "a 10l. Corn
quiet and rmer; new 531c; grade As q Soc. Oats
quiet and irmer sales at SIC. Rye quiet but frmer
at II for MOL Barley active at SO q So. Pro-
visions quiet and steady City Mess Pork at 81 90;
prime 81 90. Lard &c., Dressed Hogs dull at 70 00
q 1921
CINCINNATI March 15.-Provisions in better de-
mand and tending upward, especially Bacon. Mess
Pork held at 80 co. but 81 80 offered. Lard held at
19c; sales at 1910. Bulk Meats higher shoulders
12a q 1867 sides 14i 15c for clear rib and 15ac for
clear. Bacon firm; shoulders 132 q 14c; clear rib
sides II q 171c clear sides III q TIC Sugar cured
Hams active at Is q 19c and in good demand. Whs-
key dull at Ole.
MILWAUKEE,, March 15.-Flour unchanged =
Wheat advancing; No. at IL; No. at OH. Oats
declining; No. at 81 q 53s. Corn steady; new 81
q 55c. Rye declining; No. at 12i q IA. Barley
nominal. Provisions firm and unchanged. Dressed
| Hogs firm and unchanged.
| SAVANNAH, March 15.-Cotton in better demand
sales 900 bales Mddlings 273c receipts 1856 bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., March 49, Cotton easier
sales 45O bales; Mddlngs 27ac receipts 6S4 bales.
| MOBILE. March 15.-Cotton dull; sales 5c0 bales
low Middlings 26i @ 26ac; receipts 493 bales; exports
706 bales.
| NEW ORLEANS. March 15.-Cotton easier; Mid
dlings 2Sc sales 1900 bales; receipts 3646 bales.
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MANsLAUaHTER ON THE HIGH SEAS.
VIRGINIA.
RECONSTRUCTION.

RICHMOND, March 15.-Gen. Stoneman issu-
ed an order to-day republishing the act of Con-
gress vacating certain offices within thirty
days from the passage of the act. and ordering
that all persons who cannot take the iron clad
oath shall be removed from Office on the 18th
inst. This order has created panic in the
ent incumbsnts are disqualified for the Offices
that pay no salary. The commanding Gene
raj has had no applicasiohs, consequently no
appointments have been made for many of the
judgeships, which leaves legal business in a
chaotic state. This evening a batch of new
and some minor city offices. Tomorrow it is
stated new set of offices will be appointed in
tina canital
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16
Boston stock LIS.
Sales at the Brokers' Board, March Is.
Fresh Garden. Flower and Tree
Seeds.

WHOLESALE or retail list to any address
w Seeds on commission. Agents Wanted B.
M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Es-
tablishment, Plymouth, Mass. Established 1872
Dec 49, w4wS2
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ARKANSAS.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
MEMPHIS, March ia dispatch from Little
Rock says the House to-day passed the Senate
joint resolution ratlfying the 10Th amendment
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD TAX.
NEW YORK, March 15.-The Post says the
New York Central Railroad having neglected
to pay the Government tax of five per cent. on
before the Internal Revenue Department The
amount involved is $40, 100000. 1t is presumed
the road will have to pay if the case goes to
the Courts.
ACQUITTAL OF LEE.
Edwin R. Lee, charged with stealing $4,000
from the Royal Insurance Company in bonds,
was acquitted to-day in the Court of General
Sessions
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, March 15.-The cashier of the LIST
National Bank of Rockford, in this State, is
reported to have abscondsd with the funds of
the dspositors. The bank will probably fail.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, March 15-Alexander Hughes, 9
respected resident of Charlestown, employed
in the navy yard, was crushed to death to day
by being caught in the machinery which he
was oiling, in the hammer shop.
SPRINGFIELD March ia laborer, named
Kelly, fell distance of 80 feet into shaft al
the Goodrich mine, at West Stockbridge, a day
or two ago, and was instantly killed.
MANsLAUGHTER ON THE HIGH SEAS.
BOSTON, March 15.-The preliminary exam
ination of William Graham, charged with kill
ing Thomas Benson, third mate of ship John
Bright, at Fayal, resulted to-day in holding
the accused for trial in $4,000 bail.
THE DEFAULTING TREASURER OF LOWELL
LOWELL, March 15.-Gerrish, the late Treas
urer, was before the Police Court this morn
ing, and was 1ecommitted for further examina
tion, in default of forty thousand dollars bail.
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FOR SALE.

NICE second hand Octave Melodeon, Piano
"A Case; nearly new. Enquire of
marsd3t8wit* L. D. STROUT, s45 Congress st:
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LONDON, March ia deputation with the
Mayor of Dublin at its head, proceeded to
Windsor Castle this afternoon and presented
to the Queen petition praying for the discs
tablishmsnt of the Irish Church.
In the House of Commons tonight the bill
introduced by the Solicitor General to repeal
certain tests and to alter certain statutes affect
ing the constitution of the Universities of Ok
ford and Cambridge was debated at length,
and after much opposition was read fer Sec
ond time
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

LONDON, March 15-Ths Duke OF Nontpen-
sier declares that he does not seek the Spanish
throne: that should he be their choice as King
he will accept the Grown, but he wishes the
question of his election may not be made a
pretsxt for civil war.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16
One Dollar,
One Dollar,
One Dollar !
New Stock Of Goods

JUST Opened at 500 Congress street. Qate
y STEVENS q COS) large lot OF New Goods,
and in Consequence OF the great rush for One Dollar
Stores, will sell every article in this stock for
One Dollar (more or less according to the value.
Fine Cloths for mems and boys wear, Table Linen,
of Table Cutlery which will be sold very low Rogers
best Plated Spoons and Forks, Castors Albums Note
Paper, Envelopes, Pins, Needles, Linen Thread,
Ivory and Horn combs, Wallets, Razors, Shears,
Hdkfs, Hose, &c, &c. All to be sold for One
Cent to One Dollar and upwards! D. mt come
all at once but yourself in the loren and
bring your family, and let the rest in the alter
noon Wear your old clothes as the proprietor will
not be responsible for damage to new ones.
Any one buying five dollars worth can ride on our
horse, and it is most as good as and cost fifty
CENTS and is easier to ride than Velocipede, it
does not jar SO much, and you keep your bal
ance better. Amy buying ten Dollars worth will
be sent home in hack, anywhere within the city
limits, by depositing fifty cents with the driver.
Mar 10. d1Wis
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on u
~ market lot Market street, shall sen HoIses
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Bay Mare, years old, sound aud kind with foal
Grey Horse good family horse.
Apl2S. +. o. BAILEY. Auetioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16
II. TX. HUNT.

COMMISSION M6rohant and Auotl0neer,
NC 3i6 Congress Street, will, on Thursday even
IN ing, Feb. IL, at o'clock, sell at Auction large
CONSIGNMENT Of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
during the day lots to suit purchasers at whoesae
prices Cash advanced on ali descriptions OF goods.
Consignments not limited.
february IL, 1868. DIFF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-28


! THE Increasing passion for walking
matches has extended to the Old World,
and 7brought a numberof Recass-run-
xefs Of the nomadic tribes of Central
AfrieaTtp Paris, They farsurpass any
thing done by our race. When they
carry governments f1ispatehes. they lrun
for days without sleep. In order to
keep the Chest ffee,l they seize with both
hands the ends of . stick, which they
place horizontally behind their neck.
Their stock ofprovisions consists of a few
dozen dates, and theirwhole costume of a
bai2 If trousers perhaps they Also carry
. pair of sandals, which. they put on
when sand Of the desert becomes
too hot to- bear. On the way they lose
as little time as possible. When they are
out Of breath they stop count up to
sixty ,insprations, and continue. the
Journey |; they sleep only two Or three
hours out ofsthe twenty-four. and in or
dsf not to oversleep themselves, they tie
r rope Of date bark to one foot and set
Il on FIRE. They know exactly how long
IL will burn, and when it reaches the
foot the pain makes them jump up. and
of they 90 once more on their errand.I
- l.
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80 PER CENT. REDUCTION.

NOTICE TO mERCHANTx, BANK
IN ers, Brokers. Publis shers, Station err, Print
ers. Companies. Lawyers. Architects. Schools.
Cl Clergy ymen; Circulars Prices current. Letters.
drawings may be obtained at the following extraor
dinary cheap prices 100 copies, fac SMILES, of
any ~ document or yinas 4c. %; 500 copies. ss;
cent. upon the above prices msy be saved by using
MMsurice1s pstept Agtogaphic Printirg Press, for
Companies, &c. Price $50. A young boycan strike
off loo copies. letter size, per hour. of any docu
mept: drawing. music with the greatest facility
Maurices Patent; States Rights sold at moderate
PRICES. Public experiments each Saturday. y ~
1 N B.-Au kinds ofIithographic work are done
with the greatest care at the lowest rates. Maur-
ices Patent autographs and Lithographic Print
ing. Writing and Engraving Establishment, 10
North William street, New York.
decl7. d3tawly-yNY
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COMMERCIAL BANK.

TBE C0mmEKCIaL BAxK, located
L in SESSIONS B ock. )" corner High and Long
streets, will be open for snsss anuary 4th. 1863
Accounts Of inaividuals and firms sOiici led and
sstisfsctien q guaranteed INTERESTALLDWED ED
0NTIME DEPOSI1S.l Gold and Silver, FOREIGN
and Domestic Exchange. Government Bonds and
local securities bought and sold. Passage Tickets
to and from all the principal ports in Europe is
sued.
The above Bank will be open for the transaction
Of business. except paying checks, W ednesday and
Saturday evenings OF each week, from to o'clock
dec3O. eodlm j. A. JEFFREY Cashier
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PuNcH gives the following scene at a
coal dealer's: GirlAPlease, sir, mother
says what is Goals now2 Retail Vender
One and five pence hundred. Girl
20. how dear. The last was only one
and two pence. Retail Vender-Very
trur;S Sbnt you must know that. Goals is
Goals now 6irl@0, won't mother be
glad; she said the last was all ashes. {
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EMOLLfENT CREAM.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
bsn p. % Zinc .. z Company. aon. anI2lg ...

SEcRETARY's OFFICE. No. 40 BRoADwAYl
NEW YORK, 2sth Dec, 1868. I
NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN THAI
Atlantic sHd Great WsstsTS RsiiMsy ID lne
Eiu be held At the General 0fhces Of the Company.
~. 40 Br9adEsy, In the City and State Of New
Of January next to consider AMI approve Of or re-
iect. certain contracts entered into with the Erie
Railway Company, and the Columbus chicago
and Indiana Central Railway Company, and for
other parposes. The transfer books will remain
I, W. ARCHIBALD O'DOHERTY..
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An Ordinances

To change the name of North Public lane.
SxorroNl. Be It ordained by the City Council Of
the City Of Columbus, That the name of North
Psbla}ans v ohspsed % ssShMssn sirsssi sstirRN
President Of the City Council.
Passed Dec. %, A. ID. lsss.
Attest: L. 4. WILSON. City Clerk.
jan4.dlt -
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e MsANsPoRTATIeg.I
COLUMBUS. CHICAGO
'fsiesf5e ,s2syEAANDA vi bsias1loo
INDIANA, CENTRAL RAtEWA1
'salss -hGtH r.-r. ..-ss .x.af..1
'5.s4 g ea ~ -
@
The. Shortest Route West and Northwest-No
Change Of Cars from Columbus to Chics-
20. Keokuk and Indianapolis. 40

FOUR TRAINS DAILY leave Union Depot. ON
and after January lFtb, 1863. as follows:
O.0O A. M. TOLEDO AND DETROIT Ex-
At Milford si5 m, Sprinafeld. Ohio. 1l.5o n.
1o.4o pm.
THIS train is run expressly for Springfield, Lima.
from 10 4 n hOurs ahead of all other routes.
1.2O Pm; MAIL AMP PEORIA EXPRESS
Ju3ction $40 m; Logansport 1o:4o p m. Chicago
lfGsh g. ksGauf % a.9 r. 9nSy
Ierre Haute ll;57 m. st: Louis 915 q m, Lafay-
etts S. la:oO mid. sprinsheld, MS go m.
morning hour: ahead and make direct con-
nections for all points west of st. Louis and Keo-
kuk one Train In advance Of all other routes !
R.10 F; NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Ex-
OaIV PRESS, cSundays exceptedD. Uonnscts
as a: III urbana for Bellefontaine and San usky: at
Bradford Junction $50 m. Losansport a5o M ns
Chiesso $40 m. Indianapolis 2;s5 N, Tsrre Hauts
Springfield Ills, 5lO m, Quincy iiSn .a' M sn, ~.
kuk 1890 m. Louisville 800 N.
xy Thisis decidedly the best train from Co
maRes and .T1ss st. At
and St.: Louis . hours aheiid and reaches ali
points South, West and North vest one train in
advance OF any other route. ,4.ple-e
NEW AND ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
Run in this train from Columbus to Chichsgo and
~ y. st. Louis .t.ftl kiGfy
| 40 20 WITHOUT CHANGE. : sff Il
lZ:4U. Indianapolis 6Mondays s: sae:pted5. @ Via Via
Logansport. Arrives at Bradford junction Ais .
m; Logansport $40 a m. Chicago 2:45 m. Peoria
sos p m, keokuk l2:04 m, Quincy 4 m. Indian.
apolis $50 m. Terre Haute l2:l5 m, Lafayette
3;l5 p m. Louisville 500 NJ. st. Louis, l0:i5 . M
Passengers by this train arrive the same dsy AZ
st. Louis sa hours and Chicago hours ahead Of
any other route.
lSTAT,E ROOM SLEEPIN6s CARS
Run in this train from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis.
ST Call for Tickets via Logansport OF INDIAN
| apolis. = II
eE Tickets for sale at Union and Piqua Depots.
Columbus, and at all principal Railroad Ticket
F. CHANDLER. GenT Ticket Agent.
| ss-sA ~ j. NJ. LUNT. General Superintendent
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MEDICAL.

, - PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. Z NJ
CouRsE or. lLKcJuRKs, as delivered at the Ne,,
York Mpseum Of Anatomy, embracing the sub-
Maturity and Old Age; Manhood gsnersiis rey;eus:
ed: The cause of INDIGESTION, hstuience and NJ
!oJs diseasss aceo9nsed sfer Marriags piiiesophl
5ockst volumes contsinine these lectures a;,,
four stamps, BY addressing SECREfARY WsMt 9t
Y0RK AUsBun OF ANAf0NY AED .SrIr>s,.,,t 81
BRoADwAI NFw YORK. .s1o5gFsFrfsbss.ils'ss
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Il HEREWITH INFORM MY FRIENDS AND
L acquaintances that l have left the SALOON of
have rented the Saloon of Mr.. Valentine Hetti-
sheimer. on / roat street, where my old customers
beer. 6c., 6c.,a a&c.l SlA JOHN FRECH. I
ian16- -d2taWlm
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Sheriff's Sale.
WIN. b: Dunpick Court of Common Pleas,
Maria IVY. S Franklin county.
DYvIRTUEs OF AN EXECUTION IN MY
ID hands in the above stated case from said court
to me directed, will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Columbus. on
Thursday, the 2Sth dav of January, A. D.
=- 1869,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. lot of household furniture
consisting of one bureau. three bedsteads and bed
ding. two rocking chairs, seat and wood chairs
shes stan Is stove and furniture table, one large
mirror, clock, carpet. lounge curtains, &C.. taken
as the property OF Maria Ivy. to satisfy said exc
cution. L. GAVER,
Coroner, acting as Sheriff. !
Printers fees S5.75 ianl6-dtd
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Valuable Residence for Sale. !

CITUATED ON BROADWAY, BE-
= tween high and Third streets, containing
twenty rooms, bath house. with hot and cold
ter. Also, improved range and furnace. Posses
ion given April 1st.
tor price and terms. apply at this office.
ian1-dtf
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PITTSBURGH ,ai cINcINNGT1Isa
40 no. ST. LOUIS 9RAiLWAf. oI'l'as ,,'ao'
Fan HANDLElR0UrEu

tf-srii FAN N AN ~ LIE N OOTEI L-iA u
On and after Dec. 18th, lees, trains viii run as
foliows:e iuH j. ssJsd3t@ ss5nI Snisaa2I1q
Leave. Il N. " Express. Z Mail "a last Line.
Ss%sas SSsIpnsRus.s.s 4 NJ s s 2 issS nSS
Steubenville. ..sb4 AL NIL ss4s pm. - $50 Y. M
Arrive at 4,sfyc..f :. h s..1as q II ssas.
RsTTissS5E lssS ssS aSs sS n ssS s
New York. sIS s:IS 4. n 5@sSBPsMy sSP lasS P.M
washington. ~. .5:I5 a! N. l1i0l0 P9M.1 lsas P.cH
Boston. -.....- 500 l, NJ. 500 4. NJ, 1900 p. M
Elegant state room sleeping cars all night trains
On,th Fast Line the celebrated o'i5ilYer Paiace1
day and night cars are run M through from Columbus
- PssssngsEs By the aS9 a. Sunday traia
bssore Mond morning
va, ~ q esnrTiek.t Ass s,saSsSyIksL SSSSgkLb b bf
w. W. CARD, 5 Superintendept, StssbepEiile. o.
rnI4 ,,,m Ticket Agent. 0oi1mbus,Oiz
JOHN B. PETERS. Agent. Columbus, o.
E7iuneloralyTs1 edT-.Yaua4rssY oT.f,'g
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.fl-- Hi7 r = nj n lisF
~ "a F Children,s Boots and shoes
At prices that csnnot fail to suit purchasers. We
have also q fine assortment of rsfs
Boys, and Youths Boots and Shoes.
Which We are selling cheap for cash.-@
Gentlemen:s Fine French Calf Box.
TOed Boots -
made to order. ~ Repairing of all kinds prompt
Janis. diff SHEPARD HoRIGER.
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I'm .oRDER. TO REDUgE OUR, PRES.
l ent stock and make room for NEW SPRING
GOODS, We will SELL without regard to cost, our
entire stock of
Ladies',
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LIST oFLETTERs

Remaining uncalled for In the Columbus Post
office, January "a, 1869.
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Proposals must be to carry the mail with ''oeler-
iy certainty and security, using the terms of the
law. and they must be guaranteed by two response
bic persons certified to as such by postmaster or
Judge of a court OF record fan. .eEl,b q,
No pay win be made for trips not performed, and
for each of such omissions not satisfactorily ex-
blamed three times the paylof the trip may be de-
eiucted For arrivals SO far behind time as to
.break connection with depending mails. and not
suficiently excused, one-fUurth of the compensa-
t;on for the trip is subject to forfeiture Fines will
be imposed, unless the delinquency be satisfacto-
riiy eSpained for neglecting to take the mail from
or into post Office; for suffering It to be injured.
destroyed, robbed or lost; and for, refusing
after demand, to convey the mail as fre-
onently as the contractor runs. or is concerned
IN runnine vehicles on the route. The Postmaster
General may annul the contract for disebeying the
Postof6ce laws or the Instructions of the Depart
meit He may alter the schedule of departures
and arrivals. and also order an increase Of service
Nv Allowing therefor pro rata iincrease on the
Contract pay. he may also curtail or discontinue
The service In whole or in part, at pro rata de-
crease of pay, allowing one months extra compen-
sation on the amount of service dispensed with
P;Ss sbould be addressed to the Second Assistant
Pstma ster General "superscribed Proposals. State
Vi r., foyms of proposals. DC. and other informa.
.;an see advertisement of October 81 1867. and of
this date in pamphlet FORM at the principal POST
ofhces. spassfiu. ALIEN. W RaNDALIiT "a
i.uls. .dltawlW ,,l ,iI 10 Pestmaster General! d
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MAmRIEN.


q HJNKLE-R -RvSHTQr; the ed instant By Res. =.
. kennard. ME.aQHARLFS H. HINKLE aud Mas
oI.ARA nURHT0Nsboth Of this city. =
6AUNDERB- -WISE.--On the nth instant by the Rev,
b 'Sk. both Of this city.
Wb.' b.'TE-WARRBN,-On Fourth. day Fourth month
i4h at residence of the BRIDES parents Upper Spra
WHfTh'o jJE., 70 BLIzABETH wARREN n
DIED.
MORRISON,--On sunnsay, the 25th instant, JAMES
SLANT MORRISON, aged year months and 7 days son
The relatives and friends Of the family .espeotfqiy
invited 10 attend the funera from the residence OF his
father Marx Morrison No 318 Trout street, Wednes
day afternoon at o'clock To proceed TO the New Oathe-
drai Cemetery.
PAIMER.-On the morning of the e4t instant. al Cor.
EnAntoNn SIDNEY of r. Frank and Julia r. Palmer.
aged 2i months and q days. -.
funeral at O'Clock p M Tuesday. April ~ from his
pareBts residence Church lane. To proceed 70 Lanet
HUI
ar MASONIC NOTIOE.-THE OFFIOERS AND
members of RENBINGTOk, LOD0F, No 2l1, A. Y. M,
the Order genersuy fraernay invited 70 meet al
Kensington Masonic Hall. RIOHM0ND Street, on
WEDNESDAY tho 28th instant, at O'Clock Y. M 20 at
tend the hineraI Of deceased Brother. JOHN RIOH
MOND."
BY order Of the w, NJ
CHARLES X. NFISSER, Secretary.
N.B.-Masonic dress will be strietiy observed.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
lEO, ocs.,,siosa1 A,o,,ssm.pts SEQ ae Third ruse

CHESN STREET EATRB
" Located on Cnesnut street, between Twelfth aud
Thirteenth streets.
LASP WEEK. LAST Wick PoSiTIVRITf
THIS (Mondayl EVENING, April %,
LAST NfGHT BUT FIVE
OF the great SpectaeulaT EItrayaganza,
THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD,
THE FIELD OF BHE CLOTH OF GOLD
THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD,
With all ita splendid music, dances, costumes, Jewels
comic situations, wonderfgl and novel ntroduetions
THE BIGGEST SUCCESS EVER KNOWN
IN this city in its seventh week. and only Withdrawn
beeanse lie Company is Obliged to leave the city To
morrow CTuesday), Farewell benefit OF
MISS KATIE PUTNAM
wednesday, Benefit of Fannie Stockton.
Thursday, benefit of MIR. w. tiske -,
FridAy BENEFIT OF Mrs J, A. OATES
SATURDAY,, LAST MATINEE
Seats can be secured FROM ? A. d. TO r.
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CITY ITEMS.
TO THE l. o. OF o. F.

TO THE l. o. OF o. F.
We hare TA assortment Of Blach Goats, Fna,0 aud
White Vests suited Me Aaitteeroayy and JterRtA
sntire suits from $15 vpcardS. ALL ARTICLES OF
GENTS YOUTHS and BOYS CLOTHING al oQnay Too prses
STYLE FIT AND MAKE Of Garments neIuoIed by asy
ReadyIadde goods In Philadelphia.
ALL PRICES GUARANTEED Iorey than the Io1et cisshere
and fuH safaeton suaraateed every parcoSer, or ho
sale eanoe1ed aud money rd'tHded
HALE WAY BETWEEN ! BKSNEIT Co..
F/h and TOWER HALL.
PHILADELPHIA.
AND 900 BROADWAY NEW YoRR-
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COTTON DENTAL Observation-Disclosures of the
Gas for the painless extraction of teeth
hundred thousand have inhaled the gas
Offices without accident failure The
and residences be at Offices in Philadelphia,
Boston, New York, Baltimore, ST. Louis Chicago Cncn-
natl, and Louisville Philadelphia Office No. 737 Walnut
Street, below Eighth Come TO the headquarters. We
fail