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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

WEpNEspAY, Feb. I'm.

Gold opened at 1851, sold at 1876, 1884, 134II,
closing at 1851 The olearings at the Gold Exchange
Bank $io9O Oo and the balance ss66O39 81 Cash
gold was superintendent and high 6 was paid for
carrying IL until tomorrow The market Is sustained by
free offerings to sell puts for large amounts at l35 for
days OF por cent
Government bonds were again subjected to o severe
hamnerng by the boars resulting In further decline Of
i9 per cent In the prices of the active bonds The nc
tvity in money, and the report that the Hooper bill
would be allowed TO sleep In the Committee of Finance
for the balance OF the session. used with great effect
and the short interest largely increased Bonds OF
all classes were In active borrowing demand be
hoped that the Committee viii report and the Senate i'm
mediately pass the BILL which puts end the issuing
of any more gold bonds 1t would give great confidence
to all holders Of bonds both &C homo and abroad and no
good reason has yet been urged against its
passage, and further delay 10 only for the
benefit OF bears, who endesvoring to depress
the market for their private interests.
State bonds were dull Virginia New Is sold at ca North
Carolina Ga 62a New bonds 90; Tennessee COS 67i New
bonds sea- Missouri o. So Alabama IS g. Railway bonds
were In good demand. Miscellaneous shares were dull;
Western Union sold at 3 Express shares were weak;
Adams sold at ss American Merchants Union as. Mer-
chants Union IT. Pacific Mail sold at MI declining to
1904. selling aterward at lioa 107t closing lO7f The
Directors have declared dividend OF per cent payable
March I, which Is all that could DO expected from the
present cOndtOn tno coiuPdnJ' Aho ~ A"i
has not met the expectations OF It's projectors and is not
source OF profit The stock Is depressed from tho fact
that many tho oldest holders have sold out foreseeng
immense loss OF soon as the Pacific road
completed All tho passenger traffic and the valuable
freight will tho most expeditions route. AT present
tho time by rail and stage Is only ten days and
on completion Of the roads II will be made In six days.
The managers OF the roads will put second and third
class that viii run at moderate rate of
speed. The prices viii DO placed at point that will
enable emgrant passengers TO In about half tho time
now consumed bY the VOYAGE tho prices
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paid The Company continue the insurers Of their own
ships and should any heavy loss occur. could not
tnue dividends upon their present earnings The bal.
sheet on which the dividend was declared, was
considered unsatisfactory and there was general rush
10 sell after it became public The surplus earnings
amount to $707452 Al. which includes the surplus Of
tO27o OF of the last quarters business This would leave
the Company about 100000 working capital after paying
the dividend. The directors have marked down tho
stock purchased OF Jerome to par In estimating
the surplus heretofore it has been marked at 80.
Railway shares opened weak and dull NewYork Cen.
trail sold down TO 1907 Reading, i; Michigan Southern
s2l; Cleveland and Pittsburgh so Northwest Common
sl Northwest Preferred s9a Rock Island, 1861 Ceve
land and Toledo 103i AT these prices the market was
dull and dropping when vigorous attempt made to
strengthen prices by the bulls their only
partial, and feeble advance Of iai was made. The
market continued dull until close Of the last board
when prices again became unsettled. Eew-York Central
sold at 1904 Pacific Mall lO7i Ohio and Mississippi Com.
mon and the entire list off from fdi per cent
The market lacks support and only sustained by vgor
Gus effort, The bears decline selling the clique stocks
and commission brokers report that there is an entire
OF orders to buy at present prices At the close
the market was unsettled Government bonds rallied
from iai per cent at the close With good demand to
buy The market closed firm at quotations:
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Such being the facts fellow citizen. "it q 49,.
III ~ .nst you may safely grant this great indnstry
La 10 TOT which those concerned ia Il may be
"N SN'S SSs'sin vat tie AttgFve furnaces now
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or1sf NJ 0 9Ssso. Z xe 1sITp i ia

CHsscEu orvIcz, ~ Camp Street.
New Orleans April ], lS60
The people OF New Orleans may ct last con-
gratulate themselves that they have Q street COM
missioner with energy-one who keeps things
'a-workipg." We found this out yesterday while
on our way to the State Fair grounds. Claiborne
street canal. Canal street canal and Broad street
canal have ell been recently stirred up and the
filth ct their bottoms thrown out upon the banks
TO salute the noses of visitors 70 the fair.
The ninety. nine separate and distinct smels
which Coleridge discovered In Cologne were no
where" when compared with those which were
inhaled yesterday by the pedestrians, equestrisns
and velocipedisns who took the above named
streets en- route. W
1t may be true that large number Of worthy
laborers are employed in these works. and that
they earn their daily wages by honest and faith
full toll but with ell difidence We would suggest
that they could make an equal sum daily by filing
the losthsome bitches up, instead OF digging them
deeper. Property In their neighborhood would
undoubtedly advance in value, aud IL that job
were even the last one they would ever have in
that line the public would ct least have the salts.
faction of kDowng that the vile odors of the canals
were forever done with.
Cannot something be done to sbste these nuis-
ancesf
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$50 bales for Finland. 2s7s for Liverpool and sOl5
for Havre.
ToBAcco-This market has shown more anims-
ton since our last review. There has been deci-
ded improvement u the demand for export. 50
well as for local use. and operations have been
on a more extensive scale. The stock 10 large,
and is on the increase daily, and offers great In
ducementsto purchasers. Prices continue firm but
UNCHANGED. We quote market &c follows:
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responding time last week. The net receipts were
s0s7 bales, Against 6l90 bales for tie frst three
dsys OF last week, showing an increase 0 o. 1897
seainst $500 bales for The same time last week,
and The stock en- hand and on shipboard not
cleared this evening Ill SOS bales against 49,
le3 bales Tuesday evening the 30th ut, and Ill.,
ports for the past three days have beun divided
follows, viz: 3l2 bales for New York; $50 for
Finland; soz5 for Havre, and ls76 for Liverpool.
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sTArn CT Lc0rBIkxA a
Parrish Of 0rlssns City Of New orisars,}
sworr end subscribed before me- his sd day Of March
PAUL ". ooLLEEs,
Third yusties 81 The rszee,
slegsi holders thss1 the Monday May naxk
fr N CHAR BRIGGS. fEsssdsat
Arr oAxsrrrs Vice Prssidert
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The Board OF Trustees have resolved 70 declare Scrip
Dividend Of FORTY PER CENT ON the net earned partc
pstng premiums for the yger expiring 18th February 1862
certificates win issued on and altar the lat day Of
June next n
Thirty per the Snip Certificates issued for the year
1851, will be redeemed s1 six per
standing certificates Of sep be paid on and altar the
second Monday May la to the holders thereof or their
legal representative
CHAsl BRIGGS. President
ANT jCARRIERE. Vice Prosdeni.
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Tho Fifteenth Amendment.

The States which have ratified the
Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment, ao-
cording to our count, are as follows ::
Maine, Massachusetts,, New York, Penn
sylvania, West Virginia, North Caroline,
South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Flor
ida, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Iowa, Nebraska, Nevada, Arkansas,
Louisiana and Kansas-20 There being
% States, the ratification of 27 is necessary
for the adoption of the amendment Mis-
souri,, Vermont, Connecticut and New
Hampshire are believed to be morally GER
tain to ratify before the year closes, and
the remaining three the Radicals expect to
obtain from among the unreconstructed
States. with little help from OHIO, Indi-
ana, California and Oregon. The success
of the scheme seems to be almost beyond
contingency, but there is many slip be-
tween the cup and the lip.
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bands go. There are plenty OF fashionable
Fifth Avenue ladies too, who consult them on
the most trivial as well as the most serious
matters, with the same unquestioning conf.
dence in what they say that the legro has in
the advice of the professional policy dreamer.
1t may seem scarcely credible, but it is perfect
ly true, that these impostors are frequently
consulted by bankers, bank officers and busi-
ness men, with regard to tho recovery of stolen
property, and their advice adopted in prefer
ence to that given by experienced detectives
1t certainly is not creditable to the much
vaunted intelligence Of the nineteenth century
that fortune-tellers should flourish as they do
in the American metropolis. but assuredly
they are power here to-day, and both in mum.
Der and power they are steadily increasing"
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The Preston stxaIxe.

The Saturday Review, in an article upon
the strike Of the Preston cotton spinners,
says: SIN the present struggle the masters
have the better ohsnoe Of success, because
there is reason to fear that the decay Of the
cotton trade may be either permanent or Of
long duration. Labor in the Southern
States Of America is scanty and intermit-
tent, and India is, for some reason, incapa-
BILE Of supplying the defect. If the trade
falls of, either the number Of workmen or
the rate Of wages will be necessarily
reduced, and the Preston sosavs-s are olysado
preparing for tho result By organizing psans
Of emigration"
The cotton crop Of the South in future
years will not be over 5000, 600 bales
This will keep up the price Of the staple,
but IL 10 understood that more profit is
made by working up the cotton into yarns
and cotton goods than by selling the raw
material. More cotton mills. therefore. are
wanted in every part Of the South, and it
might DC well for some OF our emigration
societies to hnd out upon what terms .hav
could secure number Of the prsston
wsavsrs who are new preparing 70 smisra,e
from England.
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The Magazines.

6LicKwooD FOE March. New York The Leon
ard Scott Publishing Company. Charleston {:
John Russell.
This number contains Historical Sketches Of
the Reign of George IL; The Novelist, an ami
mated sketch Of the life and works of Samuel
Richardson, who, in Clarissa Harlowe. ''added
Sat least one character to the history of the
'sworld, of which Shakespeare need not have
sheen ashamed-the most celestial thing, the
"highest imaginative effort Of his generation" )"
This is followed by continuation Of Doubles
"and Quits;" New Zealand and it's Gold Fields;
The Northmen; Heathen and Christian; A
Whist Reminiscence-li but amusing; Stage
Morality sharp and true; and the Arts in the
Household. Price 81 per annum.
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Agtfls.
Z Il. LOUD Ell {.

q II. Il % ID HOT T. L.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-second street,
possesses advantages over all other houses for the ac
commodatlon oi Its guests. 1t was built expressly
for frst-class family boarding house-the rooms
being large and Oh suite, heated by steam-wth hot
and cold water. and furnished second to none; while
the culinary department is In the most experienced
hands, affording guests an unequalled table.
One of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also among
guests at all hours.
The broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, running from the Oity
Hail to Central Park, while the Sixth and eventh
Avenue lines are but short block on either side
atfordng ample facilities for communicating with ali
the depots. steamboat landings, places Of amuse-
ment and business of the great metropolis.
MORE & HOLLEY. Proprietors.
March IL 6n,na
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OPTNED EDR z.ME SPRING TRADE, 1862
A LARGE ASSORTMENT. AT Low pRIcEs,
IA conslstng IN part of q. r....--
CHINA TOILET GOODajROCKING HORSES
Mantelpiece Ornamentg Two. Three and Tonr
Photograph Albums Wheeled Velocpedes
Ledes Workboxes Tin, Iron and Wood Toys
Writing Desks, Fans TOY Wagons Wheelhsr
Portemonates. Purees rows
Cheap Family Soaps, peT.iDollB Marbles Toya
fumery, SO. Kites 7@''
German Pipes Stems Sc1Gsmep IN aSeaS yarietS for
Fancy Baskets, Picnic in and ont Of todr y,ye
Travelling and .Elowerl snch'as
Baskets IOEoQuot
Besutiful China Bouquet Bass and Rubber Balls
Holders BAttledors
Cn1na Cups ana Saucer6, Hoops and Graves
ysses. &C: Rolling Hoops, &c.
Is have always ON hand fun line of Domestic
Fancy Goods and TOss and The aatest styea of vion
ma, OMenbach and Paris Goods, riovaltieu Of the
&rado. 1f s7sss. ~, 1. - - - - ~ 80
make speciality Of 1NDTA RUBBER aoors.
such 90 Rubber OyercOats. Capes LeGgings. Cans
Pillows. Hospital Cushfons, DIOR Mats hubfer
Piano Covers, White and Black Nursery Sheeting,
Rubber Toys, &c. n"
THANK my patrons for past favors, and earnestly
solicit continuance osthe Same.
No. 29o King-stress. two doors above Market.
APT"o Oac H4 mwf1mo
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j. MADSEN'S
CIGAR MANUFACTORY
And Wholesale and Retail
TOBACCO HOUSE.
No. s14 K1NG-STREET, CORNER SOCIETY:

CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF
~ American s.d Imported LEAF TOBACCO. fo,
cigar manufacturers, as follows:
l. CONNECTiCUT LEAF, from ine favored fill.
ing, cents per pound and self work at rs cts
per pound upwards to the finest selection Of Wrap.
2. NEW YORK STATE sERD-ane, Ieafy wr m.
pers, from Is cents upwards to 80 cents per pound
=; OHIO LEAF-wrappers from 20 cents upwards
to IS cents per pound. M
u 10 to 81 Is (per the baeD upwards to nice wrap
pers at 50 per pound.
AS the Leaf is bought direct from the planters. I
am aole to sell as low as any Northern house.
CIGARS.
Of our own manufacturing. The following brands
always on hand:
"LA CAROLINA" CIGARS, at $40 per M.
LA Corona de Espans," ut $25 per M.
ttPartigas, at $36 per M.
'H. Upmann" lFiavana}, at $50 per M.
Figaro. lspanish seedj. at $50 per II.
E1gar0 tgt nuine Havanal, at 876 per NJ.
20 n. j" genuine Spanishh at $50 per M
Ihe Last Sensaton, 7" Cigar which lights ITSELF
Imported cigars Of ali grades. ~ - :
tail for 10 cents. - ~
OF SMOKING TOBACCO.
fne assortment for sale at manufacturers' prices
Genuine Durham and other celebrated brands al.
ways on hand
CHEWING TOBACCO.
AZ FIG, NAVY and PLUG TOBACCO, !at all prices:
and Mt %ss H@{
PaPES, OF ain descriptions.
Merchants and Consumers sre respectfully invited
to give call, as can supply them with everything
IN the Tobacco line at the lowest price.
Price Current will, by request, be forwarded any
where. g4 T. MADSt n
April 10 1mo
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r 6sr, ON THM NIGHT OF sATURDAY-
~ 17th large ENVELOPE, containing papers
o. NO use 20 any one but the owner The Gnder VIII
OF TIE DAILY NEWS. 10 April 2I
GTMAYED ON BTOLEN, A mUrF COY
~ ORED BULL PUP, answering to the name Of
DIXIE suttabe reward will be paid for his return
~ No ~ OSOhN.SIhEEr. ~ April 40
WWvG DOLLARS REyvAHD.-sTRAY.
~ ED Oh STOLEN, from my residence In Cal
noun.ssreet, on Sundey, 1lth tnst., q SETTER PUP.
Px,-white, with brown head and brown saddle cr,
back, and has double moss, 8 April IN.
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WANTED. A WOMAN, TO COOK AND
w Wash, also GIRL. to mind child Apply
CORNER OF BEE AND PRESIDENT STREETS
ADril 31
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Gost an0 fonnN .

+ OgT, ON SATURDAY LAST. I'M tn 4
~ Market. near Church. street, BUTCHERsa
ACCOUNT BOOK. reward will be paid for it'd ne
covery II left at No. SO MEETING. STREET. 1'7-y
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WANTED, "A WHITE PERSON OFF
w undoubted character, to COOK nnd WASH
for small family. Good references required; none
need apply otherwise German person might be
agreeable. tpply at THIS OFFICE
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1nr Sale.

ENOR SALE.-TTIE SUBSCRIBER Of
~ FERS for sale his PLANTATION, containing
seven hundred acres situated the Charleston and
Savannah Railroad, Immediately around Glover's
station Said tantation is thoroughly settled con-
talns @ hne orchard Of Peach Apple and Nectarine.
stream of water power. Said place having been set
tied for eight years, has been thus very healthy
Any one desiring to embark in Railroad work has
now fine opportunity, the land abounds in
cross tie and wood timber Terms accommodating
Apply to J. CART GLOVER, Glovers Station or to
II. G. CART, Charleston los April 10
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allQnts.

WANTED TO PURCHASE, "A PAIR OF
w HANDSOME PLATED CANDELABRA fold
fashioned shape with four or more lights and with.
out pendants. For suitable pair q fair price will
be given. Address "M M. >" care of THE NEWS OF
FICE, stating price and where the articles can be
seen. AnriI 81
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THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS NOW FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, of all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand.
power. Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INGS, GRATINGs,
CXSTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS. &c.. dc.
WILLIAM g. HENEREY.
MA CHINISZ AND UNDER
No. 314 MEET1Nd.sTREET,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
august mWS
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Meetiuas.

I.O. q. r.
SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE NO. 1.
TE1HE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
LODGE will DO held This EVENING, at Light
O'Clock precisely
BY order. T.. w. CANNON
April Al Secretary
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WANTED, AN EXPE RI EN Il I'D
w NURSE white preferred) to take charge of an
infant eight months old. Also q COOK AND WASHER
Tor small family. and woman to wait about the
nouee None need apply without the best references
Apply at No. 10 0WATER.STRELT.
April al pf,
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HAYDEN LODGE. No. 8, A. f.. NJ
A COMMUNICATION OF THIS LODGE VIII
"A be hold THIS "Wednesday LvENINa, at half.
past Seven o'clock.
Candidates for the NJ NJ Degree will In punc,,,,,
ny oIder W. M. JAS. II. FORDHAM
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GTEANI ENGINES FOK SALE CHEAP
- If applied for Immediately
~ One 12horse Portable ENGINE
~ One 4-horse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
,D One 8-horse-power ENGINE. in good condition
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
January Is
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dissolution Of Gopartnersbip

NOTICE.---THE COPARTNERSHIP
~ heretofore existing under tho name and style
OF F. h. ZERBST Co., at No. 5S8 King street is
this day dissolved by mutual consent f. q. ZERBST
will continue the business at the old stand in his
own name and Is alone authorized to settle the
fairs of the old business.
F. II. ZERBST.
D. NJ. DCSCHER.
Charleston. s. G., April IS, 1852
April l9 Inwf3%
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Gt NEW YonK, No. IS CEDAR-srREET,
November 20, 1867
UDoLpHo WOLFE, Esq. Present MAJ.
Dear Ssr--i have submitted to chemical analysis
two bottles OF sSchiedam Schnapps" which took
from fresh package in your bonaed warehouse, and
find. as before, that the spirituous liquor is tree
from injurious ingredients falsfcation; that it
has the marks OF being aged and not recently pre-.
pared by mechsnical admixture Of alcohol and aro-
matcs.
Respectfully, FRED. r. MAYER.
+.+ Nt. Chemist
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sTA1,E MEDlCAL Ass0CIATI0l

sTATF1 MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
A MEETING OF THIS ASSOCIATION WILL BE
IA held In Charleston the 2Uth day of May
with the view to tanlzation. District societies
are earnestly requested to send delegate. and all
of the profession in the State are invited
to attet d.
The various railroads aud steamboats, will pass
delegates for one fare.
JOHN DOUGLASS, MD,
Vice. President $. @. N ed Association.
Papers throughout the State will please insert
twice weekly. wa AnriI o.
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI.
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK. in both Enr
hsh and German. by Robert Stewart v. s.. of Miss
Inc work covers the whole ground Of the bre eedino
bo.h In sickness and health. 1t has won Its way to
popular favor. and Is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out Address O. f. VEN :
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. 6mo* March 10
WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB.
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES @. FIGHTERS Select Library of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April 2l No. 16l KING.STREET.
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WTANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
wv THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEW =
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER,
April 81 t4.E No l6l King.stre.t
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NOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS I'm
~ any quantity. rrice IS cents per hundred
The cheapest wrapping paper that be used APP
ply at the office of THE NEWS. March
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MANTED. A RICE THRESHER FOX
w Louisiana Rice Plantation. Any one having
secondhand machine and desrous of selling it. NAV
with particulars to price capacity where located
size of engine required to drive it, &C. For further
particulars, inquire of e. W: LOGAN. Broad-street
and Commission Merchant, No. "a Union street, New
Orleans. sw6 Anrii ~
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The proprietor Alec offers for ssla. ss
BOTTLISD WINES AND LIQUORS.

Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for mac
dicnal uss. Each bottle has his certificate az lee pu
r1ty. UDselxplaD vWaDaWE.
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
ITNHE REGULAR MEETING OF THE uEBREW
a BENEVOLENT SOCIETY will take place rurs
Wednesday, EVENING. April 2lst, at Eight O'Clock
punctuil attendance of The members is requested
BY order of the President.
April 81
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WANTED, FIRST-CLASS TRAVEL.
w LING SALESMEN in every State. Good
wages or q liberal per cent. and steady employment
Address. with stamp. B. F. HOWE, No. $50 Arch.
street. Philadelphia, Pa. Smos April
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WANTED TO HIRE, LABORERS To
w GO IN THE COUNTRY. a short dis ance from
the city. Apply to JOHN NJ. BRYAN, No 20
Ssadsden: opposite West Point Mile, or to J.
miles from this oity. April 1B -
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II - N lc w VAIL FIRE r. GIN II

Il % E w A LII FIRE ENGlN
COMPANY.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO ATTEND A
II Regular Monthly Meeting of your Company.
HIS EvENINa at Market Ball, at Nine O'Clock prc.
cisely full and punctu Il attendance is roouested
consideration. w 0
The resolution adopted at last meeting will be
accordingly.
BY order. VIM g. MILLER
APrll ~ Secretary.