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Oa1nen,

tuelae een5bnt Nnb, bel su asen unb ea selinbes Ibfatrnit'
tel beeirfen, tuereen fneen, eas "@obad's 8looe Dtasm &C.
rabe bic ridtiae Ar3net far fe If; bieie piQen 1ne Soatort"
men superld11s uno t6nnen su jeper 3ett Bebrau@t wereen ;
Re entbalten tein Qnedalter pber tntneraltf&es Gift, ~fDnoern
Hnb aus rein Sesetabtlifaen @tefen bereitet: Sents u.
Gprbpn limb Wpses, Yett u. Co., Nsenten, ct. paul.
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8erlan0t..

Nue Qeute, aelde nit gerfupfune uber Sartleibisteit BE-
1aftet fnb, UNI v8pbaf's Blpob ptas" 3a taufsn te entbal-
ten ietn QuedNlber, fno nur aus sesetabtlti4en stohen b.
raet unb fnb in ibrer QDirtune a%nsenebna tSnnen NIT Spa"
sou,mener 6i6erbeit BON Qeuten teeen @lters, unb IN ieoem
@eiunbbetts,ufanb genpn,n,en tperben. - Sents y. @prbsn
uub Npyes, pett u. g., N8enten, 81. paul. Ill.,,
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0rfn3inienIpf

gtrtGufer ~er1pfetltn bdufg antere Mrten BON Bitters, rel fl
fein vGpbadS" futren. QDir waruen bic &ranteu, BON bteier
Qeuten 3u taufen man taufe u@pbads Stoma9 @itters'
unO tein a%nberes, wenn man &rantbetteu nit Grfols be
3d1npfen min. = Sents u. @prbpn uub Stoves, pett u. g..
Aeeuten, st. paul. r.. 1tsI~
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Qeberletben,

0elbfudt unb ane NfetHpnea Der 2eber tSnnen fauel bur&
ben @ebraud pom uRpbads Stu.nad giners" unb Don befen
,.1luub ptls" eebpbsn werben; fe beReben aue mebtetniid
auf ibre QDirtung auf 2eber uub auf ben 0erbauungsprea
nisnus 3uian,menosiest. - Sents u. @prbOu unb Np9es,
Httt u. Co., Neeuten, st. paul.
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:MlpbrUfen

a. cine Der stslen Rrastteiten I'M @efelee spu DYspeyta.
s xsa + sS1!1 W Sas y ~, it|I sstr 9%g.rt !S gs.i. Ssn ~ %. o.Sst,s't ~ =
Omen 9Sftl upl @obad's Bttters nebnen.- Sents u. @rrepn
1us stosss, ptt v. g., Aeentsu, 81. paul. ~
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DtrbeirQtbete

Damien, tuel&e III eeut6en 3ttex febr mil. gsrftepfuns !betaf'
feblidasenoes Mtttel fnben. wel6es pbne 9efatr IN ieber
Neripbe br S6tpan9eridaft ee%nprtn,tn peroen ttaau.
Scents u. Gprbp1 unb Noses, Yett u. w., A9snten. S9'
gaul.
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g ene1en6e

fputen uRObad's @tuma@ Bttters" brau9en, um id BEL Der
Sdpdde be aeuten &ranttetten intner fulet, au hdrten. s.
nirb id aIs Sttmtnulamt better bepabrsn ais ir8eub cine Der
Nein pber 8aumrtnten preparatiUnen Der Sebtjett. Sents
u. GORDON uno Npses. pst u. Co., Nsenten, st. paul.
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Rranfbafter appfftmer3

ratrt BON cinem sef5rten 3ufanbe tes Mtaeens uub bs Tn
ttrleibes, fphpie RON btutDier gfetttpn Der 9eber Der unb tanr
>auernb burd s0Robad's Blpub purifier" unt rgIOub piqs'
setetlt perpen. Seber g1ai&e unb @&a&tel fnb senaue g.
braudsanweiunseu %teteefuet. - Scents L. @urbpu uni
Npses, gett u. g., Neeaten. ct. paul.
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H..

NQe Bluttrantbeitet unb 5au~tausialaee, alte @edwure
Beulen unb Ueretteruueen, ppraus ~bielelben aud entfprtneeu
u,Usen, Enb burb ben Iebraud BON Or. 0fubads 8lppO
9urifer xnb Blppb YtQs" idnea uno bauernb beilbar.
Scents u. @prppn unb Nrpes, 9ett II. Co., Nseaten, 81
@au1. ..... ,fn.r. -,
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6dmorrbpibeu.

g. IT ssine Msoistn I'M @ebrau&, tuel&e Is miriam IL ali
5dm,rrboib.n Fe srefen pas ll.bel an, ber Wurstl an uni
etfernen bic l1ria&s.-Sent u. $Sreun unb Nuses, pett u,
g., Neeaten, st. paul, .t.*- :
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NE

ann erinblid furirt tpertet bur9 ben @ebrau& bon VI.
Robads Dlutreintser unb 8lut ptnen unb Baben bic afec.
ttrten Gbeile NIT Nepxite Ttnftur pber 6blorifprm.-Sent u,
@proun unb Slopes pstt u. &c., Neenteu, 81. paul.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Eaufenbe ber BON tieier f&redli&en Rranfbeit @eplaeten
surben bur4 Mnwenbuns BON %u9Robad's @tpma& Btttere"
rtebtr ~bereeaeQt, wte bieS bic Nh In uniern @dnbtn beFnbli.
den 3eusniNe untweifelbaft ~barlesen. Stnts u. @urbun
unb gppes, Yett u. g., Aeenteu, at. paul.
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!'Dte1e MnipiHe terbea unterfibt pureb bas
3eaaeutps pen prattiiden Aerieulturiften bic tn vYerrine"
plug prosirtet gDir MAIDEN furae Musjuee aus einiaen
Brteten bye mir pcn 9anolern, bic ZEN WFus sertauitsn unh
spn Jdrntert bic tn braudten betpm men. ~ 't"."t
Sfaac]9. GENTS, Watertoun, Carver &c.,
faet: . IS. 9 9errine rRus" it sDais ,ufrtetealeleno
ann rSertrlft aue aneern gflee ne ie bier eine tfabrt murben,
Starte as aud in ietner befonesrs ~eesieneten 8auart fir
ben re&en lsbmtsen 8oten Der Big g1ppts. Seine Sdrte
ano spu!itanetes J0r'a bsuertaeltsen eb sr in jsssm 8pbsn
Mealpl u. 8rabfprb, Mpntics1o, 19rei~
ben untsr Datum tes "a, SSanuas: ,5srren 2a,a.pas. Ser
rtne u. g.: goertte @srren: stad sner sruneltden prrte
wabrtne turtiabrieen 8etrauds ape.ra mir ntdt III iaeen.
tYflue dbertrtfft. uno boB mir ME cine antere @crte
YFase batttn NIT benen unltre 8nneen 70 ~suftteeen Karen"
5pSmeru u. S,bicn, Varmineton, te3e,1
gen: ... Ste ~ubertrefen ale antsrn III Stpspsl UNI,
| perfen.s,
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8erfQuf.

Das In sturbninneaplts, an Ter 9austtraSe mad ct eluut
Al 8elegen unter benz Nanen grital Gitp bauie tetarnt % 4
benz unterssidnsten felt elmer 0Rtibe Spn Sabren ssfubrte'SaR,
eaus, NIT Jnpentar, gutter Stauune uno "A etabtlpltsn III
eeaen 8aar btuie ;u Sertaufsn
&benfu pertaufe i'd IL In ben, pbern Itetl srnSt Mntbons
IN etnen. Guuplert 3ufammsn ~liesenbe Bauplase ees.n 8aar.
Neter A1ncin,
Nurbminnenpolis.
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Ml11nGQp0lt8s y, Hfll10 Nnhrif 7
&ara,pnp, @crriac S &c.,

Vabr1tanten be6 berubuten rs 6. Nerrine" Yfuge,
' Gee Der m une wtere Ctr. uahe> Scr sSns.braae. ,<
- ' ~" - : .c= Minneipta-
6ofmer uo 5dnbler til Mterbou 9crdtbl d. oftcn beadyt pien>
Il. ~ at3 Mn teanRtudtn fir umrt paae fcsnbe gontele:
Sf ~ 81 S1G H. M@. es s9&r9dt- semast son ttm besn Demh9ea sdauhrkm uni GB @mbl
";~ fttsn s. M Ex et sms F& in Ntn 9sMna1t tant ba ds mte Der etWnn @mFdt pmt Fm.
umw frfen as rgeno elm antusr gue i'm IRmft
yiertens fe baben lei9hn 3ua oub bsu dHoeq Airip mfm ehes ec pn0untG finn
0nn1tehe. oH go99rh1hn pMoni limb rfun in Vu BeMbung tauwbah.
! 4f@ gten !. e IMP tr1 Hn Sooen paeno unb man tnb amt mad 8ebn sn sr biz
3af 3eQ hf yMpn. ''" W y"
=. S2tepentenS. W goen meeTbptt bic erfe prGmie bdfnmeu fir ibe a Ilee nj inc
4hnDertre1fl1&teN auf pn Sha5=Aus0sQunpn spn Mnnepa unb anSnsr msRiaeu
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s. 81. Qpuben BON Glencoe ia9t: SIS tann
spn unsartsiiaen gli9tern nidt is Abrsoe sefieut rerren,
aab h'sfes bic tsfea gf1use int Gsbraud, fir sisisn
atetl les sanbes finb."
9. S. MdleA 2~afeoi1e, }ast: sd siebe ben
gerrine gFus allen annern Dor; er lduftlet6t tebrt bic
5urde um uno eedt BEN Strspcl sufriebenitcaeuo unb bleib
rein in jeoer 8poenart. ="
0ebruber Green i9reitsn Don 9lem Mu=
burn, Stblss 60: raeiner ibertrift itn ais llmfebr-
pt!u8. er bat bic bette 3ufriseeu belt sessben, in oaen Co.
%colttaten serednet, ron alien gEVssn bic mir lie perfauft."
Sames @lpcum, ypuna Mmerifa, 1aat:
IS trirb %Suaeeeten, tB erseer bette Il m feb T , flu a it be.
je bier %etnsefuhrt scusre unb oas er I'D inter aacn umfdnben
rein a%rbettet."
@sloanus Jenfins, 2afeyiQe, Datpta
g., i6reibt: .,perren earamap, Yerriae u. g.! gDe1tbe
Strren: SO baee ben gerrine plug felt stelen Satren O.,
braudt unb taao ibn Spufdnoie ;u tel.
leno. Sd lam ibn ,meinen gpaeseu, ZEN 5as,neru. rteum-
menotren.
e Mufter Don @rehphila &reus.
'Tsipfuarn. &C. -
81 rpi31tr
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SO
ii California 1purpee' 9dn3lt& rur& Teuer
3erft6rt: f'TQnf perfpneu 'fanten@ tbren
Ipb IN ben Glamnnen. 1i7.&: h"..''"Iln
New 0rlean6. - @ouYerneur
@armputb 'sci, Qpuiiana bat cine @erz
prpnurg erla1tn1 pab ale S@ifeo welde
Spn @ei & 9npien, TMericc Central pper
1Sdo>M merita' f~cu1rnen, II ,peni9fens 3ebn
Gage IN Auarattatni ltesen sml0en. T.:
Alta MI as. @larf @rayne, @t*
botteur elmer ,3eitun9 iii 1Maecn, MUIR
be ppm Der @ranp0 9SurY In 'M~nflaaesu<
tanb perlebt aufrubrerii6e Nrttfel1 9ez
l1ricben uno gum @iptrtanp !9eetnt BE-
aebence, @eitbe rouf9eforoert ut baben..' !
@tpptbsR'cts:.7 eIM'1 0tlessbuns
BON Rbpee1 Sslanp pallrte| B8el6lQ1e no.
rim Dem gouYerneurr @.unb frIbererl Gene
rol 8urnlipe, bel, .Dant .,pes 8plfeS fiji
leine Eapferteit, patriptismuus5 u,,no Qpyaz
lttdt o~bsttattet. wtrb, 70 ME preenaI sSffsitz
ren unb Solpaten ppnfo"3 Nbpbee,. 'SSlanc
tpdbrenp lbss &rie9eS,, q r.nafr @pMqalao,ue
80 d !eft;r.--5Gm Mann II. Walysrtt
@ountY, rpelder ppriAe Wpde ftalrb .au,1t
bf0rabeN tpu1ree, 1purbe pieber ansaearaz
btu ''np 1t1 BEN ~ ,lnabe lieeeapen @alb .ee.
1An0eh: a%aIst5a3 Jaan e uin oTuplg1sp !
81. Brant BON Ontario urlb aIpe1
Stubenten Der Mebt,in murben Ser Tba,
II Nsrhxk Mt;n A Sfknnf;h II .1t,ylr,..,uc.s III
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Enrelnn Anhirs.

American an, authorities for their prompt action in
OBTAINING the Quaker City, No important news
was received to-day from the interior. The de-
tails of the fighting around Nueyitas is still
wanting.
Horticultural Exhibition at Chartres yesterday.
He was received by the Mayor, who deliveredan
address. The Emperor made a short speech in
reply. He recalled the visit he made TO Char
to the coming elections, and invited men of all
parties to aid in the advancement of liberal pro-
gress by choosing as their representatives men
worthy of such mission.
LONDON, May l0.--ln the House OF Commons
Mr.. Fortescue, Chief Secretary for ireland, in
reply 20 an inquiry of Lord John Manners, said
tae Ministers were already considering the best
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1873.
The receipts from customs are heavy.
General Longstreet was in Harrisburg yes
There are ss7, 600, 600 in coin in the vaults of
the Treasury
Fifty vessels arrived at Buffalo yesterday
from upper Lake ports.
-0ffice-seekers from Alexandra, Va, are now
besieging the President.
Ali the master workmen in the Washington
Navy Yard are to be removed.
The cotton fields in the vicinity of Augusta
Ga have been injured by cold weather.
The proposed annexation of San Domingo
will receive official consideration at an early day.
Secretary Cox has appointed George I.
Metcalf, of Ohio, Chief Clerk of the Interior
Dent (& Goward's refrigerator factory in
Chicago, was destroyed by fire on Sunday. Loss
$35000.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to one million and aquarter of dollars.
The order assigning army officers to duty as
Indian Agents was not promulgated yesterday,
as expected.
More seizures of coffee and sugar were made
by the United States revenue officers at st.
Louis yesterday.
The Governor yesterday appointed Daniel
NJ. Smyser Associate Law Judge of the Seventh
Judicial District.
The Mayor of Boston has gone to Washing
ton to invite President Grant to be present at
the Peace Jubilee.
When Commissioner Deano returns to
Washington, several additional supervisors OF
revenue will be appointed.
General Wheaton, with portion of the
Twenty-frst Infantry Regiment left Omaha for
the Pacific, on Sunday night.
The Cabinet will to-day decide how the new
Constitution of Virginia is to be voted on at the
coming election in that State.
Very little but routine business has been
transacted at the Indian Bureau for the past ten
days, owing to the absence of Commissioner
Parker.
In the United States Circuit Court of New
York, yesterday, Judge Benedict charged the
Jury in reference to the revenue frauds in New
York city.
The tow-boat Grey Eagle sunk in the Missis-
sippi. seyenty-fve miles above st. Louis on Sun
day night. Three men are supposed to have
gone down with her.
President Grant listened to the electric
echoes of the blows which completed the Pacific
Railroad in the telegraph Office OF the United
States War Department
AT Atlanta, Ga, on Sunday j. H. Fry, Secre-
tery of the Workingmen's Association shot II
colored woman and then committed suicide.
The woman is expected to recover.
The Murray Silk Mills, at Paterson n: d.
were totally destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon. Loss, $500, 600. Adozen tenement houses
adjoining the mills were also burned;
There is bad blood between the Cubans and
Spaniards in New Orleans. duel has been
fought, and another is on the tapls' Certa'h
Spaniards have promulgated general chalenge
to all who shout death to Spaniards"
Frederick B. Niles of the firm OF Chaplh,
Niles & Co., of Milwaukee, last week forged ana
altered bills of lading SO as to receive advances
on upwards of four thousand barrels OF llour
more than actually shipped He decamped with
the proceeds.
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ARRIVFD YESTERDAY.

Steamship Norman, Crowel AZ hours rom boS'on WIN
rn,lse ana DassenRcrs 10 H. Winaor ~ Nn Nh, .
Flatt, 1ronl ASACAAivAd "AA %sNA4Vi
with mdse " W, 7, Olyde ( 20,
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CHAMPION SAFES!
UNSUCCESSFUL BURGLARY.
LETTER OF MESSRs. DAVID BOWS & co.
NEW YORK, April 10, 1862

HERRING, FARRELL & SHERMAN,
No. 251 Broadway
Gents:-On the night of the 22d ultimo, our store
No. 20 South street. was entered, and desperate at
tempt made by burglars upon one of your safes in our
countng-room
The key to the safe which we kept our securities
was locked inside Of our fire-proof book safe, the
doors of which literally cut to peces from this
they obtained the key to the other safe and opened
it, Fortunately we had one of your Burgar-PrOof
Bankers Chests inside, in which our valuabes were
deposited. This they went to work at with will,
and evidently used up all their time and tools in vain
attempts to force it, The night dark and stormy,
and the fact of their knowing where our key was
kept shows that their plans were well maured. They
tried wedging the door and body OF the Chest, and
the faithful safe bears evidence OF the labor and skill
devoted to the work. All useless, and it is with
great satisfaction we report that upon opening it we
found our securities all sa and therefore cheer
fully indorse the Burglar-Proof work recommended
by you.
You will please send the new safe purchased by US
to counting and take the old one, to show
that some safes still manufactured worthy OF the
name. DAVID DoWs Co.
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LEOAL NOTICES.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY, OF PHILADELPHIA.

Il,
The Auditor appointed by the Court audit settle and
adjust the second account OF JACOB II. REESE and
SobQMoN sHEPhARD adminstrstors OF GEoASn ~ tbs
balance in the hands Of the accountant will meet the par
ties interested for the purpose OF his appointment on
oiclnck Al NJ. at the Office 90 GEORGE " rONARROE,
ESQ, NO. l b. FIFTH street, Vne eity q faSaei-
phia. .seBahpt
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means of increasing the power of the Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland for the more eftectual suppress
sion of outrages in that country.
HAVANA Nay 10.-Captoin General Dulee,
with the volunteers who accompanied him, has
returned from his visit to Matanzas Fighting
is reported near Nuevitas. No particulars have
been received.
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-, - ~ 1Uuiing (nndiff baltimore, a. Gr0Fes Jr
Schr H. G.. King, McGreg0r' Saleh' D. "Oo %, /" Di
Sehr O. 4 q. Brooks, Brooks, Lynn A. 40
Schr L. A. Rose, Rose, Lynn ., AZ
Schr Jos p. Cake, Endioott froVluehoec pan,,iior
Schr Jas g. Hewitt Foster, BOSTON, oeo ~ i'PP''0'
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Netos see First Pa
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forwarded by every steamer IN te reguhr INES
Tha seamers for or Liverpool call at ueensown eK
cent the Canadian line which call at Londonderry me
rs Cor or from the Continent call at southampton
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For dddftl0ndI Murine Nei0S see First Pdge.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THI DAY.
SUN RISES 447 MOON SETS ............
SUN SETS. 7'06 HIGH WATER. ....... DO
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
j. PRICE WETHERILL,
SAMUEL G.. STOKES, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
JAMES DOUGHERTY,
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pEIoIy Curppv
... ~" 0"r'i' 0"r'i'
OPEN ON MONDAY A LARGE STOCK OF
,,c,e, ,oo,>c, ,,,,,r,,r, o,o>o-,o,
DRESS GooDS, WHITE GOODS,
LINEN cOoDc AMI NOTTONc
- - -,-O'
Roupht at the cash auctions of the past week at ruinous
low prices and prices guaranteed
oo r:r ca NJ.
~ Hel oeA'' AeSS 'iian H1s n'h ~: w.! hAoes'
% pieces fine fine Mohairs doubl width mo tans and
Same goods selling on Eighth Eight street at 80 cents.
Eighth street at 70 cents;
81 pieces handsome stripe Popin 7 yard wide in blue
row e same goods selling on Eighth street at c
% pieces plain seaside POplih rs wide, 25c Eighth
s'seeTS se nisces pain Rouba Popn Eighth street
soc; ;.,.,. ,,o,o,. po.,,. 90. z,,.,., -. -.
6p 4n EaS sree m
10 pieces black and white plaid Popin, 25c; cheap
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK AIPACAS
,oniacas a7<c Fiahth street nrce toc --''
&c., &c. Es6th EEshth street street ree PrSe
10 pieces, 6SNc:; Eighth street prce, 75c.
10 pieces pure MOhair, IS, 95e. to 81; cheap.
Open MONDAY, large lot at recent low prices. =,
on Ies and Aeb ree at sUd bey a
i9 pieces AwoOi 0' hsh'n S'ree' price,
IL pieces English Waterproof $l2o cheap.
CALICOES AND CHINTZES.
So pieces new new style yC SSfG9s GSe 2S 2ST6 6s CHEAP
LARGE LOT COUNTERPANES CHEAP.
900 =, ...-... oo.so ,uo.., "a
1-AD11-1 -1--' Linens.
pieces q 7oai Table d Lnen Is &c. NV wGgt9 4 ss s
LOT SHIFTING LINENS, ALL PRICES,
r,r,,r,,, coono IrnI pInI1rs ,,,psPrrpo
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Medical.
pALrIMoRl LOCK HosP1TAL.
ksrABLisHHp Az A RiTuoErRoM auAoKsRI
The ONLY PLACE , EHssS A CURE CAN BE


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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23

DRY GooDs.-The business Of the week
has been on a very restricted scale, and some
of the larger dealers are complaining OF
the summer dizziness, as though Ii were not
thing to be calculated on as certainty In
the middle of July. But that the dullness
exists Is not point in dispute; the question
of greatest Interest is how long is 1t likely to
continued As the reports from the great
agricultural Districts are all highly favorable,
with the exceptions Of the damage done by
the heavy falls Of rain last week, and as no
troubles of n political character are antlci-
patcd In the unrcconstructed States, there
Is no good reason TO fear any delay In the re-
opening of the early fall trade at the usual
time.
The market is pretty nearly at stand still,
and no quotable changes have occurred In
either domestic or foreign goods.
lmportntlons have somewhat Increased,
but very little movement can be noted on
the part Of importers toward placing their
goods on the market. A very large portion
of the dress goods and merinos now arriving
are placed In bonded warchouses.-N. Y.
Independent, 2ld.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23

A QUEER CASE OF BIGAMY.-Rachel Meg
leln, rather prepossesslug woman Of about
20 years Of age, made her appearance before
Justice Shandley this morning and made
complaint that her husband, Simon Meglein,
to whom she was married seven years ago
In Baden-Baden, had deserted her, and had
married another woman. Simon was at
once arrested and brought before the court.
He plead In Justification that he was not
married TO the second woman; that 1t was
true he was living with her-that his lawful
welded wife was not perfect woman, and
was more than woman and that the
justice might be satisfied on this point he
desired that u medical examination might be
made. The wife did not seem willing that
an examination should be made. The hus-
band insisted, and 1t was done and his state.
ment found correct. As ii could not be
proven that Mcgleln had been married a
second time, the charge of blgamy could not
be sustained, and he was discharged. Y.
Com. Id, 2la.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-23

The death of one of the Oldest printers in
the United States, Mr.. Joseph Mathew.
father Of the artist, William T. Mathew
aud some thlrty-lye years since resident in
Bristol, England, and at that time the pro.
Irletor of the Bristol Dirsctorh is thus no
ticed In an English paper;
ION March Q, In the present year, at the
residence Of his son, CDR. J. Ii. Mathew, )
canton, Ohio, United States, died Joseph
Mathew, esq, aged eigh.y.two. A native
dent In America, he was one whose sterling
worth OF character secured for him the re-
spect OF all who knew him. He was a
brother Of Mr.. NJ. Mathew, now resident In
Cardiff, and grandson of William Mathew,
gent, OF Cogan House, formerly lord of the
manor of Pcnarth. Mr.. Mathew was there
fore Of direct descent from the old Mathew
family Of Rhadyr and LANDAU"