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FOR EIGN PORTS

At Calcutta 18th ult. ship John Clark, Carver. for
New York, tiull cargo OF measurement goods and
lnseed at $40 eold.l
Sid I'm Saugor 18th ult, ship Hudson, Richardson,
for New York.
Sid i'm Palermo 2sth ult, brig Madawaska Fowle,
for Boston.
Cid at Malaga LIST inst, brig Jennie Cusbman, Hur-
ley, Cadz.
AT Antwerp 18th inst, ship j Montgomery, Perkins
for New Orleans Immediately.
Ar at London 9Th inst, ship Gaspee, Emerson. from
Callao.
sld I'M Penarth Dock 25lh ult, barque Lavinia,
sid I'm Cardif 9th inst ship Pontiac, Lewis, Tor
Montevideo.
SD FIN Ardrossan Goth, brig Johu Wesley, Ford,
Cardenas w '
Ar at Queenstown 9th inst, barque Cardenas, Kel-
ley, from Cardenas.
Ar at BueuUs Ayres Sept II, baraue LaPlata Gro
well, New York; brIes Walter Smith, Smith, d.:
Valencia. Sronr, Millbridge 18th, barque Flor del
Mar. wIswel Bangor.
In port Sept "a, bsrques Jas McCartv. McCarty;
Mary Nj BIRD, Packard; Neversink. Gibson j b
Bradley, Bradley. and Augustine Kobbe, Carver,
unc; brigs Helen Phinney, Boyd; Clara NJ aood-
rch, Look; Helmon. Patterson; L G Redman, Red
man, and Agenora, White, do and others as before.
=, Ar at Montevideo Sept goth, baTque Shawmut,
Small Mbridge.
Sid 10Th baroue Warren, Averill tfrom Bangor)
Tor Rosario; 2tth brig Emma, Smart, Buenos AyTes;
25th. barque Wallace, Adams do
IN port Sept27, barque Juan Pearson, Oliver.
for New York, ldg.
AT Savanilla 18th ult baraue Lucy Frances Up.
ton. Tor New YorE, ldg.
Ar at IT John. n b, 18th inst, sch Southern Cross
Merriam, Portland.
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AT the Senior exhibition at BowdoiE College
last Monday evening, the prizes oslo each,
were awarded to De Alva S. Alexphder of De-
iance, Ohio, and Charles II. T>rrey OF Var
month e..
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Wanted (!
Lost I!

A NEWFOUNDLAND PUFFY, tweye weeks
n old, named BRUCE" whoever VIII return
he same to I3g Cum berland street, or 100 Commer-
esal St, will be suitably rewarded n0ZVdlw
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&Dnsl IN

Oct g. lat q N, Ion IS 90 brig CaseaeIle from Bos-
ton tor Trinidad.
DC, 27, lat as, Ion TO- ship c Boynton, TN Shields
for Havana.
Oct 20, lat go, Ion "A 20, sch Isabel from Portland
for Demarara.
Nov 10, lat 20 40. lon rs Is, brig Annie Gardiner
from New York TOR Demerara.
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dissolution of COpartDership.
l. firm name OF ~ 'S
CARTER & DRESSER,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs
Err ~ AVER. "
EZRA CARTER,
AURIN l.. DRESSER.
Portland, Nov II, 1869.
COpartnership Notice.
HE undersigned her. by give NOTICE that thew
have formed u copartnershp under the linn
nance
DRESSER tE AVER,
And will continue the business of the late firm If
Carter & Dresser, Booksellers, Stationers Ac 81
the old stand, NJ. 80 Excenuge street
AURIN l. DRESSDR
Portland, Nov II, 1869. no5nd,,
Argus copy
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Raislns and Syrup.

1OO BOxEs NEW LAYERS.
200 Boxes Old Layers.
SYRUP in Barrels, Half Barrel, m
Kegs.
For sale by THOMAS LYNCH q m
hoV2odiw 1879 Commercial street.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

Donald M. Stuart of Ellsworth, convicted
for the second time of being a common seller of
Intoxicating liquors, was sentenced to pay a
line of $500 and costs, and to be imprisoned for
four mouths in the County Jail, and in default
of payment of fine to suffer four months addi-
tiOnal imprisonment in jail
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THE CAUSE orCra,.

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infamous Iuuse '",eHs'1 49,, -,.',,a,
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ussnay III .his s,{ III "a. i.s''St; NJ;
Gotta, Ne. and eldest daur hteT Of Thos BATON, H.
Of Brunswiok, aged % years.
wAY.-in Lyme. Conn, April IS, Mrs JEsNiE
D. WIT' Of New Lgtnes. Ohio, and youBgeat
daughter VI the late ]. r. Warren, OF Lyme. Con.
necttcut rE.sN .. I# .lHfEHEN7'. 'rHE
STEPHENS, --on The morning Of the sth instant,
TnoNA 4. STEPHENS. In tho Ssh year Of his
The funeral will take place at past o,elssk.
on Tuesday, 18th instant, from his late residence,
20 Twflf street, between O aud u streets. and
proceed 70 s.. Patrick church. where Requiem
CLAeBTT. --on Friday, Nay ,, at . o'clock D.
N, AnDtE. only DANGER Of William II. and Adele
Clagsu, aged 0 years and months.
UPToNy--Atthe o. g, Consulate, Geneva, on the
S " az O. 6Sssaf 4. tSSf el,y ans 81
died tur he eonmunion ofthe Holy Catholic Church.
and death resased her from long snd severe suffer
ing, which she boro with singular resignation.
MILLS, On Saturday May g. ABA NJ 4, eldest
month. aud n days, IL - - -
The funeral will take place 10 day (Monday) at Z
o'clock p. IN, from tho corner OF Seventh aud I
streets, Navy Yard. .-'|H.
COOPBR..May Q, At the residence Of her dAugh.
ter corner Massachusetts, avenue aud Third street,
Mrs sossk COoPER, telist Of the late Horny u.
Cooper, in the 9Th year Of her age,
The relatives ard friends Of the family are res
speefnl invited to attend her funeral, this after
noon, q. four O'Clock, from the residence OF her
dauEhhr. as ab1ve. ...- ..... ..--..,.f sr.fa.r
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Npv yoyr M.ysJ n m .~isnt,an ,,,o, .na
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o,,ist ana 1870 whsst anist ana .,aagv,
fIsS, AZ .anss &c. Iii ~ inso.' aoss5Sii
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RAILROAD OFFICIALS DETAINED by IN
PAID EMTLOYEEs.-Thc following rather
singular dispatch was tclcgraphed from
North Platte, Nebraska, on Saturday;
"Thc officers car, with Mr.. Durant, vice
president of the Union Pacific railroad, john
| Dul, aud other gentlemen, was stopped
yesterday morning at Piedmont station by
the road hands, who will not permit them to
leave until they are paid their wages. The
road was barricaded, the car uncoupled, aud
the men stated that nothing but passengers
and tile mails would he allowed TO proceed
clther'way until their demands were com
piled with. The gang numbered about three
hundred men. Information received late
last evening SAYS everything was quiet, but
the men were flrm In their determination.
No violence was ANTICIPATED unless Mr.. Du-
rant and party should attempt To leave"
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ArrAms IN HAYTI.-Rear Admiral HoG
forwards Il report, dated list Of April, from
COMMANDER 7. Abbott, commanding the
Ynnlic, Of affairs In Hnytl. Affairs seem to
be further from settlement than when the
Yuntic was at Port-au-Prlncc several weeks
previous. The currency, which was then at
the rate Of 1870 gOurdes to an American dol
ur, had deprecated more than 800. 1t was
j. pyrtll that the pOpulace were almost
drlgou to deportation by want Of the neces-
-rrlcs Of life, and had threatened TO pillagc
the town. The English Minister and the
captain Of her Majesty's frigate Darts had
demanded and received an apology from
President sainavG for firing upon and Selling
a British schooner, and violating mall bag
addressed to the British Minister. A rup-
ture wRs quite Imminent for time. Later
adyiccs report Salnaye in possession of the
cape on the north, but the people were in a
starving condition. Everything in the
rcighbOrhoOd of POrt-au-PrinCe was quiet
The government party (salnaye's) were lie
sicglng AUX Cayesi that port, together with
Jcrculc and Jacmel in the south and St
Marc, In the north, being hold by the Cacos
party Of the rebel faction.
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DOvE-EGBERT-on April %, 1850, al PhiladeI.
phia, Pa, BY Rev. DR., fuIness, FIRST Lieutenant
Wv. BDgAR DoyE, l7th Iufantry, y. g.. army, Ito
Navy. No cards.
UPsHUR-MAXwBLL.-o n April %, 1850. atthe
S i q the A.2sspss,, sey York W gss. ~
L ss; M.. sShss ,pSTq; d'ssh''f % 70
ws..iSs, RI IS rhsr;bS I.Ey Asr
( SojS; Ely. " p Na'as. U.t 10 Ma. stiss
parsonAge Of MoKendree chapel, BY samuel 4.
Wilson, o, r. CooPRR to N. 8, hoDoEs, both Of
Baltimore.
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Senator Fenton, Of New York, Is expected
hcre this evening.
Ex-Presidcut johnson will probably visit
Washington In the course of the present
week. -
Hon. Columbus Delano, comrnisslouer OF
internal revenue, has gone on visit to
Ohio, and will be absent week or ten
days.
Adelaide Phillips is going to Paris for two
years.
At the request of Senator Stewart, the
State Department has given Mr.. c. E. De-
long, Of Nevada, urpol"'"l minister to japan,
three months delay In Joining his mission, In
order to close up his law Business. Mr..
belong has not yet accepted the appoint
mcnt.
Major Tom Ochiltrec, who since the war
has taken most active part In the recon
structiou of the State of Texas, 1t Is said, will
be made supervisor of internal revenue 70,
the district Of Texas.
Major General Hancock and family ar
rived in Philadelphia on Saturday night.
General Bockwlth, well known here dur
ing the war as one Of the most promlnen
officers of the quartermaster's department, i
at WIZARDS.
Hon. |. y. Morris reached home on Sat
urday evening from Washington city, wher
he has been soJournlng for the past coupl
of months. We arc pleased to sec him look
ing well and In good spirits. We under
stand 1t is his intention TO remove to Wash
ington to reside, and will assume the actiy
practice Of the legal profession In the su
preme Court of tho United States and tn
Court Of Claims. Ills unqucstioncd talcn
md ability, added to his wcll-known an
equally desirable attributes Of energy, Ii
dlstry and uunagging business application
cminently qualify him for this cl ass Of pra'
tlcc, and will doubtless command him SUI
cess. He will leave for that city Ia n wee
or two, after an official yiCit as commissions
over the line of the Union Pacific railroad
. Qf1y CTa.) Paper, May 3.
General II. d. Terry, a prominent men
Der Of the Washington bar, is confined I
his rctilencc, on Four-and-a-half street wit
a severe attack Of asthma.
Mr.. L. f. Cannon, third-class clerk, hi
been transferred from the Third Auditor
: Office TO tho Office of the Supervising Arch
t-ct Of the Treasury Department.
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HO FOR GLYMONT.
by GREEN g. WILLIAMS,
ID AuetiO neefs and Real Estate Brokers,
No. SO southeast corner OF Seventh aud ztreols

No. 30 soulheasl elrn9r Of Seventh aud sireolf
sIX.ROOM BRICK HnUSgASD LOT ON TpIR.
TEETH STREET WEST, BET WEBS N AND
N STREsfs MONTH -.-.. --.L.s TE.
will be sod, Al public sale, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, May u. at . o'oiook on the prentice,
ssreo e esi bussea Il nd sGs.. Nm. viii
80 siey IN the rears eSRt,ISrsS s.,o,,,,,a
s.Sa.J BRICK HJCsE Of Six Room, aud
Sale perJ 4ptory, aad immediate rp,,essioa
Riycn.
Terms: Hall par hasa m Jnsy ca, n; balance In q
| and Il IHluths, secured by dTel Of trust A de-
poslt Of 500 TO be male at saleI deeds aud stanps
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
| nYll 81 fs.arl Aneilnneers
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DY GREEN AND WILLIAMS,
ID AuetiOnsers lad Real Estate q rokcrs
No. 526 Southeast corner VI sever h and streets


GUARDIANS SALE
by virtue uf decree " tue Orphans CpuTt,du
confirmed by the suprem5 C1uTt Of the District or
CblumblN, will sell On FRIDAY, the Nh day Of
May, At O'Clock, =. M, Ia FROM OF the premises,
tha' part al Lot TwoHly-tw0 t2lIln Square NUN
teen 10 feet on north N street, between Fourth
aud Fuih streets west, being tho same property
conveyed by John b. Williamson and wife, by
sod recorded IN Llber J. a ). No. a. tolios 40
| ct SEQ. , to Eltas DAVIS, In trust.
Terms Half cash, balance in six and twelY 0
months, to be secured by deed OF tTust
ELIAS DAVIS, Guardian.
The above sale Ia postponed until FRIDAY, May
| II, al clock, D. N By order Of tho Guardian.
| GREEH WILLIAMS,
| myll.I, Aucti0ncsfs
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FINANCIAL AspcoMmyrcrxr,,

WASHINGTON, May 8, isso.-Jay Cooke 4
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities,
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y wAsHISgrnS. D. C., MayI 1860,
On the petition Of d, G. CrNfSJs. OF Smith willie.
New Jersey, praying fpr the ektens'On VI 4 patent
Improvement In Straw Cutters:
Il is nrde-ed that the said petitlo DO hoard a.
may oppose this extension. Object ms. depnsi-
tons an other papers should be hled In this olee
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL 5. FISHER,
myl0 Miw Commissioner Of Patents,
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Important Arrest Of CounterfeIters--
$500, OOOi In Counterfeit Noney Man
nGnciured in New York.

During last fall about $500, 900 In counter
felt Haytian notes were manufactured in this
city and sent TO IIaytl, where they were
placed In circulation. The Haytian Treas
ury Department at length discovered the
counterfeits, and Informed Superintendent
Kennedy Of the fact.
Officers were detailed 10 investigate the
case. and yesterday afternoon the manufac-
turefs of the money were arrested In this
city by Detectives Farley and Eustace. Ono
Of the principals in the case is a man living
In Sixth avenue, who has not yet been ar
rested, and for this reason we suppress his
name.
The engravers and printers arrested arc
Alfonso Brett, a native Of France, doing busl-
ness at No. SO Nassau street, and the person
referred to above.
John Russ, of No. 81 Sixth avenue, who was
also arrested this morning. Russ says that
he was employed to prepare the plates By ~
admiral in the Haytian navy, and that tie
admirars story was to the effect that he had
been deputized TO have the work done by the
Government.
Russ applied to Brett, and the latter did
the work. He duplicates three officers
Of tho Huytlan Government in the trans
| action.
Everett Larochc, consul general for Hayti,
and the vice consul, Edward Cooper, arc now
| in this city investigating the case. The
| prisoners will be taken to the TOmbs for eX-
| al.lnation this afternoon.
About 100000 of the spurious money was
| put in circulation in Hayti before its real
character was discovered.
The note Is vciy poorly executed, and
| how 1t escaped detection for so long q time
Is q mystery.-NeC York Post, Saturday.
|
| A SOUTHERN City Esd FROM THE NORTH
| At jacksonville, Florida, although the sol
produces oranges, Strawberries, peas ant
other choice fruits and vegetables, II was
| strange to sec how few of these luXurles
| were visible In the hotels or stores, and this
remark applies equally to Savannah ant
Charleston. Many of the delicacies, ant
nearly all the substautials of life are i'm
ported from New York. Even the cabbages
The butter, pork, beef and hay are brought
in from other States. Several reasons may
be suggested for this condition of things
apart from the general indlspositlon tc
work on the part Of tho white population
aud among these Is the fact that many Of
the heavier articles, like -four, arc brought
as ballast In steamers from New York al
comparatively trialng cost. 1t is also true
that, owing to the absence Of nutritious
grasses, very little beef is raised in Florida
As general proposition, however, 1t is cyl
cent that with anything like industry ant
housekeeping, nearly everything necessary
to the support Of human life could be raised
in immense quantities from the now neg
lected and almost useless soil.
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Special Notices,

~@ALI. MEsssERs OF POST NO
u 3;'' 81 S:'
WFsTEfFlS Es S!ss: I H p REG !;
asSS% ss Sh si = Si!I Hsli .on TUESDAY BvE:
yisE NJ offtkRDRN. Secretary.
tl5-B 4 g0oIETY.zTHE
Ton City BISls Society will Be held ia the Eet1opol;
F on SatS aag d. q rs
jhadTeys, wiz Bs dsliy sro4 by RsI. DE-. Taylor.
Ths public are cordially invited 1t
~sTHE NATIONAL THEoLoGI-
ss n 9 %;oPs ss sS;3S ais.. "a
si The year are 70 % presented Sy he EstsaHvs
n and ps such oiSsf BUSINESS ss ne sSa
S,RS ppPsrly cone re- SsTGts said meeting BS order
,n' executive o0mm eSire.pohdSs s SECRETARY.
wAsHrSoros. May =. 1853. 'S.-eig'I nys.7'
tN-A GRAND cONCBRT AND TEN
~ PBRANCE pBMossTRATIoN' ..
hetrop oiitan Division, No. 10, =. of t.,
Ion I.in1 Will Nh GtvKS ON "1T.f
MoNDAr EVENING, MAY 10, 1850,
ODD FELLOWS HALL, 9TH STREET.
THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST or
FRi0SF S SsaasT fs6 kSb HHHss.i5HlAstIOSs'
rug ssss xIthk FsfE III Fl TUE PEST
Admission IS cents. wv 770,7T n mys-N
tN-MUsiC.- - THE UNDERSIGNED
80 has resumed the duties q hl. PLofession
'n"''i' p"p'Vo assni., and III fsasSaT II ahssie,
hn7S'- .,'"'" rs Sorh q street
s-sJJ-- REGISTRATION OF VOTERS
TN & fqSs as e sfSS 81
s'sf a SST3 H5SbhY Nay s1d seS r'
SssSsSs . p SsS,: Ia 12 I'd s5 s.:
III: ;s;::.. :. s:.. ssS: Or al.
ishetory proof 81 their los. -.
90 ... ur. -.-n J hha2sEsA S6 BSSsSbASS,
fp II. 6R H sSSHaNsH'
| ~ Judges Of Election. Washington City. b. 9.
s1ssS-REGIsTHATI or voTEns.-
b IN . q fS 81 81 ss
gsa,ds a. ~. iiS stree. 'cS'h EfsYss1 sixth
SsDSEspSY Gay T ana e ,Rs sout aR Z
p.Sss n 6s susca yGt.rs e
Eaturali,ed citizens are by law required to rro.
duee oeItiaentes or eertihed eopcs.or satisfactory
0.'.' ~ MILAN A COOK.
.a r.., RSBHT f. bbSSStRsRRs.'
J. Il. GkosSMAs,
| NC Judges OF Election, washington, D, G.
B P as2 f,t sHE EHb ,AASNuA An
lake place at ckRRoLL HALL, q irc.t. bstwecr
Ss9 ans a. "a n ThgEspAx ks N ING
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rw-C. r. cUMMINs,

slas last amend q.
~ ment Of the BANKRUPT Law provides tba I
In all proceedings commenced amer the nrst day Of
January, 1869, no discharge shall DO granted 10 a
debtor whose assets shall not be equal to atty per
eentum Of the claims prQpsd against his estate.
upon which he shall be liable as principal debtor
THIS clause does not however, shut ont from the
benefit Of the law all poor debtors. for 1t further
provides that certain petitioners, and all who com
Ply with certain conditions, can receive their Dis
withstandin the provision. In view Of its limita-
u9hs aud excsptions, debtors without assSts are
Of The country.
Persons In This District who stu wish to avail
themselves Of Its benefit, and who have no assets,
should examine carefully whether they are in.
eluded In the terms Of the Limitation. The sub
scriber will give Information this subject at all
times without charge GEO. MASON,
Attorney Al Law and Solicitor In Bankruptcy,
City Hall field
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ENTITIES TO THE EAJIpNAL FAIR Asso-

ESrRiEs TO rH okiiNThfJ5EspSAL fhR Asso'
GS :.,a =. PURSES, .a..an AH
~ FIRST pA2xMoNbAY, NAY 10. -
public, mile heats, thresin ave. 10 hhrnesst eln0
ofhe purse TO tho second horsoi three or inors to
h. =. He.ner,s OF. IN, Mo.nialn Msldl 40. r
fispi Eysv ::sit' star ssT Z, its West West 7. 70.
- SECOND RACE-sAMB DIY,'.4fr TO-.
Pure offo. mile heats, three 10 Ave. In harnsssi
fires 10 all horses owned In the District Of ColuYbis
rrior to the 1T day Of April. that never beat 40
A. y. Houses or. The upkpown. y ,.f|
n. u. chrlstman'sR. Bobbie Burns 10. .H .... ! .
Geo, Nelson's br. N. Besslo. rhI #.u. ..
3. o. sandersop's b. 10. MukmAld. .... Hr.r ..
NIFoGRrfI 'bkS9TiiURspAY, NAYS,
Grand purse Of Slg0Q, mile heats, three In nye 10
hathe.ii open q AZ hOr.ss ow mel "a The gnitsa
slso 70 the third horse 10 thsra' three or noreto
i. s. Hetnet's br. IN, sMouniala Maid. r..
Geo. Nelson's CHI o. Bpehav, jr
L Henry Oidden'sb b. q. James Roekey.
Frank Byery's blk. .. star OF the West,
Ia eonysquApne Oh the nou -nllins Of the pnrsos
for the second and third days othora will be offered
on the tack on the Hrst day In len th.IsM;
mys.h z WILLIAMS
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WAsHiE9roS, D; c., May S. 1879.
HoPE, Of Providence, R T., praying for the cxteu.
q ~ OF patent granted to th0m thu 2lst day Of
Augg-t, 1873, for an Improvement 10 Maehlnl for
Engraving Calico Pr atsrs Rolls:
It's ordered that sal petition be heard At this Of
ice on the ID day OF August next. Any person
may oppose this sXteasiVn, UbjecilO1s, dspOsi-
tions aud other papers should he hlcd Ia this oice
twenty days ufJru the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
myl0Mlw CommisziOnsr NJ PsfRnfs
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tSgsNoTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
sNoAnPETs, CURTAINS. sc.
Tgg LARGEST sroCKurl
Ga THk MOST RsSsoSHBtE PRi6essii g.
WIN. S. MITCHRLL d CO.,
Over Perry & Bro. Is

JiN-II UFy Uoods ktubIlshmant,'
W. SPECIAL A II II E NTlON is
49, called to tho very hns NEW DINING
ROOMS for Ladies' aud Gentlemen, the ouly one
10 the city that is eon lncted on Now York, philA.
delphia, and Boston style. Ladies' that VISIT Mr.,
DRErf,S can come in and have the very best TEA,
COffER and CHOCOLATE. No. AZ Ninth street,
near Y,
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Personal.

10 NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE con. .
! suited old Dr.. DARBY, next 2id tellows'
Psntial and reliable. Separate rooms Tor ladies.
mhI.lm
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ADJUSTMENTS. Etc
IL aETsEsorr HALL,

4 METxERorr HALL,
t9,PENs TUESDAY; M.ff,Iag
Elpatisu is.ty leps ss .lsf,tsa f..l XIX, " the
most celebrated artists n Amsfsa; LeptIe, willlsp
dent, keadsmy 'of DesignJ Osiysrhoats, Berger.
Gerry, Col. Bal apd cthsrs
u SSTsss II IkchTSgaS dRhNfpS III NsiMTfoss
re- STs1 Be ssS q ~ r e IL:
CELESTIAL cit{-a most deIEllng so,g.ols and beau.
!lfui scene, kyfIy syening a q. clock. Matinee
Admission % osSlsl reserved seais 70 eentss chill
= - j. W. Dam. Proprietor
n B.-Elght weeks epgaE, msnt elo.ed In 9slti;
more on Friday eyeplnG, and after all the seats aud
standing room had been taken. over four hundred
persons were turned away. - - my4.u
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