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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,

aeSSNTs ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
fI51 TEE = ST EERAL TRANsAE EhA NTIo ooMpANYs
Tho a AhD ~ IA Vltk OALLtNG Al BhGsr.
tne OHLtinent Will hsn from Pier No 81 North river
81. La URA Mt ........ Brocande ssatprdav M, q,
E1LLE Dh fAhAs''.. .Surlnonl. Oct II
OCT, 81
PRICE OF PASSAGE
= N'l1 10 BkEs'f OR HAvRE,
First Caoin ''''''''"siO eecopd Caoin....."., Ss5
uncluding railway ticke,s, furnished on board)
These steamers DO Lot carry sree.age passenseis.
HGs eutcSa attenaan>e ace OF charge. o,,,,
Tie COL tae Mt OF europe by taktug The ste
hnsiish railways ana crossing the onannei, hesdes
saving time, trouble ,aIi sna q, exps @ nse @e,,,z,U 49,.
rou - No. IS BkOAI WAY, New YoIk.
ESFeIp FOR passage In Pnnaaephia' Apply at Adams
az. No 800 0HEsNUr street.
.sssSgs, PKILADELPhra, RIOHMOND
s11n AND kEE15af EEkaq"k AfK 1fKEAt4sHP5iNS tis -
SOUTH AND WEST.
- a. noon, tom FIRST WHARF SHOVE MARKET
TAkoGGH RATES and THROUGH REUEIPra
10 ali polD 70 In North ana SOuth Carolina via s3es
ana to Lynchourg, Va, Tennessee and tne West vis
yiEElnis snd lennesSee air Line ana Riohmond and
Es[eig9t Ee HAAPLED Az A BqT oNGE, and taken al
The regularty safety. and cheapneas of this Fouts
COmuenO IL the pubic the LaOsL desirabls nns
uilim tOr Carrying every description OF freight,
no charge Tor COmpllssioni 0Eeyage, OK any expense
steamships insured at lowest rates,
WILLIAM p. CLYDE q Co,
- - 80. Ii North AND south WBARVEa.
aWF r. FohthE, Agent at Richmond and City
T,P, ORoWELL q CO.. Agents at Norfolk. sN
,ss6a4s, NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEX,
kzzssSzsssa~ sndrA, oeUrgetown, ana Washington
aections AZ Alexandra from the most direct gouts
tol ~ ncADuFgI brisEo Knoxville Nashville, Dsltos
ana the Southwest
Steamers leave regularly every Saturday At nocr
ffGm the mat Whsrt Ano~e Market street.
VIM r. CLYDE Il CO.,
49,. No, IA North and South WhsrYea,
=. q. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
"A, ELDRIu6E u Co., Agents at Alexandria, Viz
ginia. 81
- &ya. NOTlCE.-FOR NEW YORK. VIA
sNrs23sSsss DhLA W ARE AND kARITAN UANAI
EAPhASS elhAMBOAT COMPANY,
Ihe Steam PEopellers Oi Lhis line IesVe nAIIY
frCm first wharf below MarKeL street,
THROUGH In "a HOURS,
Goodf 4orw arded by all the lines going out OF
York NOrth, East, and West, free OF commi issiou.
Rreghts received at our usual low rates.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE q co., Agents,
JAMES HAND, Agent SOY
NO. nS WALL Street. corner OF Seuth, New York
o. siSlr--es FOR NEW YORK---SWIFT-SURE
a Tran portaIon Company Despatch
aI0 sW iL-suTe Lines, via Delaware anu RaIiLSH
Canal aud Rer the 18th OF March, leaving daily a.
u n. and r. M, connecting with All Northern and
For tTslaht, which VIII be taken on AccommodAtins
terms, apply to WILLIAM Nj BAIRD q CO.,
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Perpetual ana Temporary Policies on LibeTsI Term,
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Grant, Thomas sparks
lssao Lea Alfred o. Baker,
George Eslen, Thomas s. ElisI
CHARLES N, bANOAER, President
,.s ,9k4okGs itt;z EAzL55s ylce-Preaident.
Except 81 Lexington, KenEuosy p, tRis II 0on1oany,.
no Agencies West OF PiLEsburg. 3Il
OFEICE OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF NORTH AMERICA, No 232 WALNUT
Street, Phiao elphla.
Capital, s0OO,OOO. ''"'N'
MAKfEE INLAND, AND FIRE ms sAHCE sGSIS
OVER sec, 1900, 600 LOSSES PAID SINCE
IFS ORGANIZATION.
DIRECTORS.
Arthur q. Coffin, George l.. Harrison
Samuel ". Jones, Francis II. Cope
John A. Brown, Edward III, Trotter
Charles lay ior, Edward s. Clarke,
Richard ID. Wood, Alfred ID, Jessup
William Welsh, John p, WhiCe
S. Morris VAIN, Louis o, Madeira
John Mason, Charles w. Cusnman.
ARTHpR R g; COFFIN, President.
MATTHIAS MARis, Secretary. 2l2
LNIkE INSURANCE EXCLUslYELY-THR
NYiSeo96osseaS glsS 1MsUkANoE OoM
This Company, favoraby known 70 the com nG9fs
S2 r s on Or
asss sasf o5 Gds fSs H%sa time
rally, on liberal terms, - - saw
la invested In lhe most careful NJ WhoS eb.h bHahId
them TO offer to the insured an undoubtsd security s
sssS zsSssssf SsssSh TSS41S TE5SSs Ss s%sh
T6oSis. % ~ ~Ro6ins, :, y ]. GIliInG Tfs Rs% Fen
pD9Aisst ppAsihT 4hfasSfFf s& fri. Il. Jn. ,prs.,oen.,
WIN. @. ORowELL, Secretary. saS
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IL L GEN ERAL TRANSA Tia NTIC COMPANY,s
MAIL SIEAmbHlPs BErM ZEN NEW York
~, An u hANhH, CALLING a hHC5T.
Inc splendid Lew vessels this tayOrIte route for
hs fUlUws;- AA''A'
81. La URkNT..,.,.... BrocRnd Saturday Cc.
hIiLE Dh fAtSAs'' M Saturday Oct IA
thtSElkE. satur0sy tlos "a
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Sl,6I7,367'8O

DIRECTORS
Thomas Q. Hand Edmund A. Souder.
John @. Davis, Samuel u, Stokes
James Q. Hand, Henry Sloan,
Theophtlus Paulding, William o. Ludwi0
Joseph ID, Seal, George G. Leiper,
hugh Craig, Henry o. DRlletU, Jr,,
John r. Penrose, John d, TAYLOR
Jacob p. Jones, George w Bernadou
James TTaquair, William g. Boulton
Edward Darlington, Jacob Riegel
H. Jones Brooke, spencer McIlvaine
James B. Mcfarland, ID, T. Morgan. Pittsburg
Edward LafourcRde, Iohn h. Semple
Joshua p. Eyre, A. b. Berger,
THOMAS u. HAND, President.
JOHN z. DAVIS, Vice-President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary,
HENRY BALL Assistant Secretary. TlOB
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ere,

,sg%aTs. PENN STEAM Engine Ann
SfksSNssssss BOILER WORK5.-NEAFIE q LIIVY
f4.AG4 1UAL AND THkORETIUAL EH9JHEERsl
hAChlNLSJS, BOILER MAKERS, q a a O Il =,
SMITHS, and FOUNDElis, having tor many VesTs
been IN successful operation, and been eXclu6iVeiy
engaged In building anG repairing Marine and Rive
Englneh high and low w-pressure, Iron Boilers Water
Tanks, PrOPelers, ETC. ETC., respectfully oter theiI
services 70 the public being fully prepared 20 con
tIacl for engines of all siLes, Marine, River, Spd
BtatonhHy; having OF patterns OF different alsrs
Are prepared 10 execute orderG with quick deBpatcn
Every description OF pattern uAking made A. tha
shortest nOIiCe, high and Low-prsSsuFe Fips
Tubular AND Cylinder Boilers % the peat Pennsylvs.
mia charcoal iron, FOrglngs OF all sizes KINDS
Iron and Brass Castings OF Gil descriptions R0I
Turning Screw cutting, and Rl ether work OonneotSg
With the above business, .
Drawings and specldcationh Iof all work dons Al
the establishment free OF ohaIke, ana work EuarsH
iced. -.
The subscribers nave ample WhaEt-dook room fo,
repirg OF boats where they can lie In perfect safetT
ant are provided with shesrs blocks. falls, etc etg
N'h '~A'N'S "SN'' ~ JACOB O. NEAFIF.
JOHN Z. LEVY,
6H BEACH and PALMER strsstB,
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The CeIebral!on oE MoIlere,s RIrthday.

1he two hundred and forty-seveuth anuiver-
eary OF Moli re's birthday was cele brated on the
performance OF lie a. san hr0pe and lie AfaIGdg
hndqh1tre, the latter speed, accord ng 10
traction, with the representation Or the bur.
Ie'que reception OF Argau aud the procession OF
arlsit belonging TO the company. Between the
comedies panegYrc on the great drama,ist
written I'm we're ny NJ ferrier. authOr of "Ia
Reyanche d'lris.n a.d eut.led "HommsRe a
Moliere." was spoken by A. Coquelin, AT the
Odeon, which still maintains its character as the
second Theatre FIanCals, the same apnlyersarv
was celebrated by performance OF Tdgttttfe
not been played at that the atre in its integrliv
for fifteen years and which was now Given WitR
ali the erOtesque ln'efmedeS. Here also there
was q panegyric In verse, "GlOire de Moleren y
OF which M. Theodore de Ban vile was the poet
and M. Taillade and Madames Perlga, Agar, and
sREab ReEpRTdt Yers the Qratpgsi
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NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
United States Of America.
ON DECEMBER 81, 1858.
OF TRB

AS submitted to the Auditor General OF Penn.
sylvanis, for i've months, ending December A
1868, inclusive.
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ssw rosx nARxnrs. -.
NEW roRt, April T-i p. m.-Cotton dull
s1d unsA,snssa, sugar ddll and uneh.need;;
81 cents, Oats nrmi demand fair, 80 cents "a
store. Rye dull and nominsli ti,Ss. Pork
= , shade Lover demand "odet'tct sa'2so
BALrfsosE NAaksrs. =.
BtLT,soss, Agrii q. - Brssd'isn The
P.,. ,Ss fSs dull snS .sss and
There was scarcely sny inquiry this morning,
and the only sals reported on 'Uhange vas
ws, n sgsioE Estrs At Y per b6l;
morning. The favorable prospect for the CON-
Ing crop Affects the market to some extent,
and tends TO depres, pttces. Sale. were re,
4 j %. Price. lCr ali i grades may be ~iis,sn
G%..%.s also heavy and lower, !s.se, Of
sn ss.s Ts S At sHTs sS q ssG as
Yesterday Of to . cts. per bushel
0dis-Sales to-day OF common at SO cts
good at e3@6' cts, and prime heavy M7e otr.
COfOH.-There Ia some inquiry for Cotton
his morning from spinners, and we note sales
! Of 80 bale, Upland on = basis Of % cts. for
day so1k At Gvsrroc i' and Nss 0 YORK S WITH
out, however, any puotabie advance In price,.
Cef@;.Thers wcleaales yesterday, 10 add.
Ro and i Sc mat. 81
as follows, viz, Rio in bond at ioQiaSS cents,
:.n ,'T sf f' e soSa ~ es:
for prime, and iseeie cts for choice, gold =
Moidi,es.-we have no s,ies to report, but
VIZ ,Gs Sas 4. scs I'D .s SS.s ' w.
for Museovsdos Porto Rico at sos cts, and
Ep Wy ~, I;I.ns a. .sss5s Gent: pes s.llSn.
and Middiinss at ssas7 cents per busSel. Til,
demand 10 dull at these figures.
but inactive. We notice some movement ID
Bulk Nest, sales being reported Of 10000 lbs
rib sides, loose, at ISL cts, and as hhds. do
at l5l4 cents, packed. shoulders are held at !,
cent., with buyers at l2A cents. Bacon \
for Shoulders. leX cents for rib Sides, ami
| lTh@i7k cts. for clear rib do. The demand Il
fairy sctiye In the iobbing way, but there arc
fSrs y W e,. and Mes. Fox k s ssisS pc PC
Dbl but we hear OF no sales OF either article
Rice.--Carollns is 10 good supply and dull q
s san,s 70, gGSa e ttissy Ps,&e, RAT
Sdn.1T6e trade dem,nd for Liverpool con
,Ious' %od .ssss sstiye a, previous quot:
az PER sack for Fine. ru,ss;s Island sells
Sn9d".-Trss market ,fof sGtsfs Continue
w quiet ne Only ,ale We have to repor
no disposition to take hold AZ present. W
quote nominsliy as before yiti fAir to goo
refining At iiXdiS sts.I grocery grades Dub
Nl2lf6la1 cents, do. Porto Rico at lalz3l3,
centsi and Dcmerara vacuum pan at itl56blo'
cents.
Refined SH9drE-Hsrd Crushed we quote q
l6lf cents, and Soft do, at tblf eents 70
white As t5,{ cents for Circle Al isk cent
for Yellow,
Syrsps.-Prices are steady 10 follows 1901
cents for Baltimore Golden; 1907 cents 10
mental; ooSeS cent. for Ches.peaEe, and I
| cents for chants'.
Whiity-High Wines we still quote At e2f
% cents per gallon, freo, bat we heat Of
| sales.
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A PAINFUL MYSTERY SoLvSp--TnE RE-
MAINS OF Miss HOWE pecovERED.-The
most painful mystery OF the fate of Miss
Sophia A.. Howe, who disappeared on, the
night Of January 80, has met ts painful q
solution, aud there Ia no longer any doubt
that, In sudden Insanity, she committed sui
eide by drowning. Tier body was found on
Saturday afternoon In the Water Shops pond,
by two boys, James McGee and VIM. Davis,
who were fishing there In boat. II was mol
far from the bank on the north side of the
cut In the winter. The body seemed to the
boys TO be In an upright position, and they
only saw the head first. Rowing at once to
the shore, they called Oliver II. Banum, who
was near by, and who sent word at onco to
City Marshal Pease. When tho body was
drawn upon the shore Il was soon Identified
by many persons who knew her as that Of
Miss Howe. Her face was badly swollen and
hor long hair somewhat torn, yet even from
her features she was recognizable, and the
knit hood, waterproof cloak and worsted
leggings and rabber oyershoes were those
she wore when she disappeared. When fret
seen her flesh was almost as white rs though
she had been living, but Il was quickly dis
colorcd, OF course, on exposure TO the air.
1t was observed that her "cloud" was tied
tightly around her head and over her face,
from which some have supposed that she
might have been blindfolded and SO led into
the open space In the pond left by the Ice
cuttersj but this is improbable. Coroner
Trask was at hand soon after the body was
discovered, but as It was not desired and the
body was identified he held no inquest. The
funeral of Miss Howe was solemnized yester-
day at 1880 at the house Of her parents on
Spring street. There was large attendance,
many more seeking admlttancc than the
house would hold.-Sprinlffcld MdSs.) Re.
ptlbtedn, iDriI 60.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.


QuARrgRHAsTER, 3 oTYIoE, U. S, MAINE CuRPs.
wAsHlsgtOS, April n, lSb.
until Th6RsDAY,. June 5. lsaS. al ! o,eioeE, p
N for supplying Wood aud Coal to the led
States Marines At .hs following Places duIiPE the
measured aud inspected, at such points thin the
walls Of the Marine barracks rs msy DO dasiEr
mated by the Commanding maLlue Oheer. free Of
expense 70 the United States; The coal p be best
to welRh lao pounds TO the ton. to be weighed,
Inspected and delivered at such points within the
walls Of the Marine Barracks a. may be designated
t. the TnItsd States aud both wood and coal 70 be
furnished upon the monthly or quarterly requtsi-
ton OF the Commanding oficer. show ing ths quan.
titles required, aETeeabl v TO regulations, viIi
AZ Warrington city D. 1a tons of coal 900
Portsmouth, N. H., Is tOas Of coal; 100 cords of
GEsrlsstOwn. MasS $50 tons of coal 10 cords Of
BTooklyu. N. Y. 30 ton, OF eoali $50 cord. OF
wood,
Pr iSdeIphia. Pa. l25 tons Of coal 10 cords Of
wood.
dOsport, Va, u tons Of eoili rs cords Of wood.
Pensacola, PlA , rs cords Of wood. .
PaymentE will be made upon the receipt OF ae-
counts duly authenticated by the com mAnding Of
ssII % the posts at which the wood or coal has
The right reserved to reject ali bids considered
reasonable. .. ..
a guarantee to be siglsd by two respou kibls per
sons whose ts:Pon'iSSiity must b 0srttsd 70 ey
District Attorney, or United States Collee1r. must
sesoRpany each proposal otherwise Is will not be
10 Be- endorsed ''Proposals for Puel, - and ad.
WILLIAM D. SLACK,
Ap7S.wN Major and QuArtsrmasIer
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ing TO the survey. or1ered U1iam, tic /
Conousror, near ths blose Il 81 ldJ>nth 4
century. ana rceocicd I'd <he celedrsted
Doomsday Book, there were In England |
Az. ZOO landed proprietors. in n population Of |
soo ooo or in "a. Thu ,ovo,ution of |
,res ,o,,a mi. r,ono,,,or ~, ,note,,ar,v
1891 ,ho ,so,,,,.,iar h.,,,, r.,Iohlv esti. |
,n.,os :, q soo 20 ID, -, ,eo ooo land.
-, ~. ~. AZ. o.,-
.-.~,,'., .. ~, MO-
sus N, inv IN H. ~ IL. .u,,sr Sos.
sos',o 49, Wv :" ~ a.. -.aman,v =,
m, ny P s.,s.' ..,,.o., ,ho clo,h.
-" - 49, ;, u..,,r,,. - main
yu sI ~. ~ ,ae - - a.. ..,,,,,,,.,n,, :,
's'nV 49,, ~ S.,,..,,a.
''S n' ~. 80 .au,r.,. .,.v. a.v.,o,.a
~. .s..n.. tn. ,.va,.ban ~ ,ess
,,a,...,,s, an. IA xHn,h,s,n, 81 asoIdod a
-, :, -. q. !, ~. orow,ng
go A. ~. Commons Witch has slnce he.
no,,o .nn,a,o. 4, Tho s,s,.. II has bsen eus-
,or,.rx a. ,.,.r N mi. revoiu,Ion M an i'm
n,.n,. r,ovem.n, ,ouara nopul.r freedom,
a. "a, a. ,ho roooon,,Ion of nolitical riphts
4. o,,oo,,od ,h,. NAV bc admitted. But.
r,do,,v,nv ,,,s nolI,Ic.I revolution. A reac-
,,ona,y .oclaI moyement has made fearful
1885, nov ,owor. The monev pover.
has not only consolidated aud appropriated
an. roucr NJ tho Commo,s. D Il bns also Alb
so,hea tho ent,re functions - State.
po,aI au,borl,v and .rIstocra kiyllercs
have becomo II. mer, uuppets, with its pie
b,,n FOO, upop the neck Of king, lords and
Commons. IL yields at will the destlnics Of
tho British nation In the interest Of an ever
narrowing oligarchy.
with tho fall of tho stuarts, England on
tered upon career OF colonial extension,
foreign conquest and trade, the spleudor OF
which has, till lately, concealed its unsound
IA If
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NOTICE.

TREAsUKY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CoAPTROLLER UF TllE UURRBIcf, \
wAsHRgTOS, March 10, 1850.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders Of The eiTcu
lGtinE notes Of 1.-THE First National Bank Of Rock
ford, Ill that such notes will be paid In lawful
money Of the United States, upon presentation ~
The anne at the Treasury Of the U1iled States:
II, X. HURLBURD,
Ap7.Wl9I Comptroller Of the Currency
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New Advertisements.

L. A. BOSWELL.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Onee-22s foar. and half street west, near 2
street south.
LandlSri and tenant and civil business generally
executed.
Once epou from b. IN. to 8 p. IN. daily.
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The suB-CoMMrrEE OK FOREIGN AF-
FAIRS, appointed to sit during the recess Of
Congress, to make certain investigations,
have been In session at the Capitol for sove-
raj weeks, examining witnesses and investi-
eating the Paraguayan difficulties, and the
connection Herewith of cx-Minlster Wash
burn and Porter c. Bliss, and also the con
duct Of certain naval officers toward Mr..
Bliss and Mr.. Masterman during their
voyage to the United States. The examina-
ton Of Mr.. Bliss is concluded, and his testi-
mony regarding the United States naval off,
GERS Is most damaging. The committee have
sent series Of questions TO Mr.. Masterman,
now In London, TO be answered under oath,
and returned 10 the committee. The COM
mittec have decided TO make a visit In an Of
ficial capacity to the islands Of San Domingo,
St. Thomas and Cuba, late In the summer,
for the purpose Of inquiring into the political
and commercial affairs Of those islands, In
order that they may inform themselves upon
questions touching them, which arc likely to
come before Congress at the next session.
The committee have adjourned Its sessions
for the present.
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'HHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
66TS bsiwTss1 2. q SIhn S6 SPa John I.
solved on the 18Th day o. Aprii, D, ISSs All ae.
folnts between the sSid pGr1SeTf have bt sI, "a
takes all the assets q aid hrm, and assumes and
prom Sos 10 pay all the liabilities Q s,id hrm,
Of April, A. D. 1870, GILES q blhMs.
ApI7.St JOHN l.. TOOLE,
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500 NINTH STREET,
apps sEATON HALL BUILDING,
LIMITED STATES ' PATRsIT GCPFIos;, ., -,
On the petition % Willis Husi:ros. oifroy,N.
Y. praying for the extension Of . patent granted
e hdn On the 2tth day q July; 1850. relssued on
ment In Candle Mould Apparatus:
Is ordered that said .pstition be heard at this
once on the 5th day OF July next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, depost.
lions aud other papers should be 6lsd ia this on GO
TWEEN days before the day Of hearins,,
ELISHA fQ0TR,
Ay'WN Commissioner OF Patents.
UNITED sT Wn,! rATESS OFFICE, ., ,.n
On the petition Of THoSis .ALLEEDgR. o. West
Hampton. Mass executor OF the estate OF John
Allender. deceased, praying for the extension %
patent granted TO the said John Allender on the
9Th day Of july, 1881, AM reissued on the lat day
SHIPPERS:
i Ia ordered e, tsat said Ps,it0a DO heard at this
son may oppose this extenSion. Questions. de-
Positions and other papers, should be nlsd In this
Office twenty DAYS bsfOis the Day q hsIIlns;;.
Ap2S-W5w Commissiener Of Patents.
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wAsHIsaror, April n. iseo.-Jsy Cooke b
90, furnish the followins seetstisn' Of Gov.
arm n, a nj seru fities
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k~BANkNUPTCY last amend
kS msnt OF the Bankrupt Law provides that
In all proceedings commenced after the hrst day Of
January, 1862. no discharge shall be Erauted to a
oen,um Of the claims proved agAi nst his estate,
upon which he shall be liable as principal debtor.
THIS clause does not, however, shut out from the
benefit Of the law all poor debtors. for II further
provides that certain petitioners, aud all who com
ply with certain conditions, can receive their dis
charges, though they may have no assets Not
vithstahdin The provision, In view Of Its limta-
lions and exceptions, debtors without assets are
s applying for tho benefit Of the law in all parts
Of the country.
Themselves Of Its benefit, and WHO have no assets,
should examine carefully whether they are In
serber will give information ON this subject a. all
times without charge. OBO. MASON,
Attorney At Law aud solicitor In BANKRUPTCY,
City Hall. fob6
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UNIoS OV THs ATLANTIC AND THE PA.
cRIC.-Thc junction Of the Union and Cen
raj Pacific railroads will probably be made
o'r Promontory Point, Utah, during the
lreaynl week. A dispatch from San Fran
CISCO says visitors have already commenced
'"nErega'ing at the meeting point to witness
Inc laying Of the last rail which is 10 unite
IAc two sGcliou..
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. n.ssRaA 4, Tuesday, oh
Rev rather Coiisns, o, 9. A., Mr. PGIscfs No
nEhHAsr to Miss hAhr L CoLLsss, both Of
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-28

NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
The National School Convention will hold
It's third session at the First Baptist church,
in Newark, New Jersey, on Wednesday,
m. to 10 p. m each day. George H. Stuart,
Of Philadelphia, will preside, and representa-
uycs from all parts OF the United States and
L.. Canndas will DO present.
VariVus "a = rtant matters are TO be con-
sIdered, with view TO rendering the Sab
bath school work more efficient.
The citizens Of Newark have made ar
TO give the convention q cordial
General Rupyon will deliver the
address Of welcome.
BALTIMORE reports IFS deaths last week
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-28

BALTIMORE reports IFS death. last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19

How our correspondent got to GARDENERS
Island. how there his eyes were opened and
he saw the whole mystery of Cuban revolution
from a New-York point of view, how he found
his lot cast with the LiberatOrs, starved and
suffered bonds for the cause, and finally came
back to New-York at less cost than he went
away, is told elsewhere with humor and circum-
stance. He gives us glimpses of an organlza-
ton Boosting brigadiers and major-generals'
"a ex-oficers of the late war, Is Prussian Off
GERS, and what not, with Ryan and Currier for
visible heads, and with leaders who still laugh
at United States Marshals and marines. We
invite Gen. Barlow's attention to the conduct
of one of his subordinates in the arrest. The
man seems to be either a blOckhead or
brute and in either case is unfit for the place
ba holds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-19

The most plausible excuse for the supposed
insult put upon Messrs. Bright and Forster
through their respect for an American jour
nalist is not admirable. 1t is to the effect that
Climb memberships of o month are only extended
to passing and not resident foreigners-so thaV
upon gossamer pretext like this the Cluo, OF
perhaps but one black-ballng Tory IN It, denied
a modest request of two of the greatest ana
best Liberals of England. We see 1t also ac-
knowledged that the American candidate, apart
from any personal objection on the ground that
he had written against England, was distinctly
"oualifed for admission by settled residence
This candor is the very reverse of the pTetext
given for his non-admissiOn. In justice to
Messrs Bright and Forster, and to ITSELF the
Club has decided to reform its method OF
a1actiOn