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There more inquiry for spring wheat to-day both for
s rs IN sr: IL ss q . ss choir No
part last evening" were oOo bushels At sI FOR
%as.s osS 'ps9s ss1 = % PFHS 70; ;'s: 3:
y = for rss s~S:r msssn Z .Sr AND q y
and 2 g AXE: a, SSn w M =
q fron sc b. for common 70 eccs new mssS wsss
closing SIC ss for good 70 choice high mi.ed aoc fof
snd S1a @ Tor white d. Barley ana barley maxi wss
d an and hss ga: mere qss s, s~s Sus $ Ts :.ss of
and no%nas s about n % for wss;sro iscugh 70 small q; sales
fis-rs market for dry cod va. witbou. activity, and
ss'Ss' @.ss .Sca @ go aans dsorsss xsotersl we're
ss sS. : sss' :ys Ssf' ssI's
Oh 30 81 for No do; s3 e< for large do and Sia 10
ana ss ss.r g, %sGn s % ss n. q
Labrador herring wer: s.IlI auo,sa - * ~
pss !pcsss 3d. cd s' ss ssss sis cr I'' eoS ''' 0'
cotton Ia, snd psT sssmsr isSs bales cosson q Nd,
:S sssss s1:s :. ss Ssf.s :.r
.s;sl.fa !. iss iso ton: oil c;ss q y: 70 Looaca
iiOO m:hsls corn $50 70 ti.nbusE per sssnsr , i.s
s:!s: s:s: sssss . &c ses. % % ia
500 : ssOs peg: :. ~ hsas tobacco On = 2as a. g. g.
1s:a ": ;s%:s ~ sns
81 20 r. ~ nag sS S's: sm 'n gSs
phisto dsc por The con!nsns kocd bbls petroleum
~. a. ss H.
DO bbls. capacity, 70 the River Plate Lumbar and
ma gooda-A vessel with 5000 feet lumber from
81 Marys the River Plate and WITH about feet
lumber from Savannah 10 the same, private terms.
Hops slow Of snlc the demand being mainly con.
Used 70 the present wants OF consumer About 10 bales
wsrs sold at from &c. 20 18c for inferior to choice.
HIDKsThe market was very quiet there being scarcely
any demand, but prices without alteration We heard
q NO sales Of moment We quote Dry hides, Bnencs
Ayrss, n bs, -. Ac; do, % 3 be- ntc NC /:
Ssn!:yidsc% % Iss ms 5s1s ccsrisn.ss y ~ ~, =
ecss S G1yTSs ~. ns.msro. ms S sSd
Msxcan, ~ lbs, loc xc. vera Crix, 10 ~ lbN, lc
40 Tanpico ~ - lbe, 2lc nc Bogots, 10 20 lbs,
sU5<c. 2kc, gold Total stock March "a le 3OeUO hides.
1noNFor Scotch pG the market was quiet but stocks
beng still light former prices uaintained There were
aalss of 20 tons Eglinson, ship, 80 Other brands
were Quosd n ~ 90 80 American was only moderately
sought aid the onefn being fair the market was scarcely
irm, picss ranging q from go 20 ~ 70 for common tc
coed MOL, and ~ 80 for No. ssles we're reported Of
s ro wsr q pvs. prss s. 20. or Gd s1 ru
request and $500 sold for nsrt summes delivery
on srnskspt private Engsh quoted a 80 80,
gold, and American ~ 90 S77, currency Refined bar was
irDsccAi iinds were dull the demand being only for
small os hut pces steady st the following quota.
tons Madras 7bc ~ TO- gold; Manila, IOc VI 10 do
Bengal ~ 10 ~ g. do, and 0uasmAle, VI 10 ~ do
LEAp In moderats demand and prices we're hrn.
There sales OF IS tons 0erman en- ship ~ nm gold
Bsr was quoted At l0kc. and sheet and pipe ~ l2c
LRAmhR-Tbs market for hsmlock sole was quist, the
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TIn.-sMais wsre in fair demand, quoted
al 20 &c., gold. Sacs made of A3UW slabs part
sas cash. and 700 DO TO arrive 10 Boson at s2c Bsnca
steady = se do Plates wsrs modef.tsly dealt y, but
g. gold and aooo DO aasorssH chs5co1l on private
~ 371S--al gold.
light being scarcely any demand from but
the market ID firm for all descriptions holderr manifesns
dsncination 10 sell except at full previous prices, VIII
feece0hio, Psnnsylvans and Virginia 65c Zoo
fun blood 57c. thrsefourth do, b0c 62c; oneha
do DC. 691c one-fourth do. and common, Bile 1Sc
AichlgAn and New York stats-Ful blood, Soc 52jsc.
three fourh do. CSC. &c. onehAf do, Sic. b2c and
commou aSso. 6sc according . grade
and cosdou. Pulled 10 only In moderately active demand
III a = The prices prsyiousy current Both Texas and
sirsbis GRADES ms!eriany restricts busineas. Prices
Tie nssis i du though sier. rather more Inquiry icr
carpet description which IN light stock ana held firmly
The sales 700 lbs fleece al CSC. &c., including a30
Michigan a &C., secured u SIC. e0c l600 Xxx Ohio 1T
66c BE, 1Su0 Western u &C., small lot 1ne do ~ Soc
Sc. l0l0o lbs pulled S5c for No. l. &C. 50c
per- and Sfe lec. for EXTRA 1900 lbs California
spring clip, and Nc. 800 for fall do svD0 lbs
sO OF foreign ths sales about $50 bales Donsko
on private terms.
tax paid st which price thers wsrs few small sales
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, March 2s-SP. ]

TUESDAY, March 2S-s r. n.
BUILDING MArERrALs-The market for most kinds
derwsnt change Of importance Eastern spruce still
quite freely sought after, but the business limited
sequen upon the smaness Of the prices firm,
ranging from ga TO e for choice seheducs
Laths nrm 83 ~ at which price there Of
20OOO0t arrive Lime moderately dealt In firmly
held q 81 % for common and % for lump Rossndsls
cement was in brisk demand shade higher, being
quoted 1t ~ 7s $a Bricks were steady at last quota
tons.
light but prices remained steady at last quotations.
VIZ Sugar Shocks S6 inch hesds % 70 - 80; sugar
shocks 50 inch heads &s 49, moasses do s. inch d.
o s.n iooDs fss Pps S S9 ds 90 g.
CANDLEsThe demand for all kinds was without improve
ent but prices unaered Western city
at &C.
Cocoa was dull, and heard Of sales; prices wers
SSns | 6 ao O1 so for d0.y'qu
CoPPER-Ingo IN active demand chiefly speculative
but lower and irregular prices The market closing It about
1000 0OO lbs FOR Nay to December delivery a 25c &c.
C0FFrE--Rio only In moderate demand and prices
% arrive per Nol.r private tsrms We quote:Rio
:$sss' IN Es''i sS es es
gold duty. paid; Ceylon,. I7c. isxc.; Singapore,
isS as M.r,sc:ioo lss ~ isks ksssu,y.. sS Ss
MeIlcsn lbc isc Hcssrs William Scott Sons made the
Of Rio to-day foows-6 667 bagS in Now York,
800 In Baltimore, In New Orleans In Mobile and
CoTToN.-Receipts l66s bales The amount Of business
consummaed In this staple again fair tho demand be-
Ing chiefly for export and as 1a1s: ws shade armsr
there were ssss cf mdding for April a IKE
HsI0 su0H M06iIs nnA A. ~
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Gold cleared 500. !o2 ooo
Gold balances. ..............,......... J4IlIl0
Currency oaiances s.............,..... 2ZZ3,3o5
The European steamer took out 10000 In specie.
Foreign exchange was quiet and unchanged on
she basis Of loex for prime bankers, sixty days.
Tho nominal quotation was 1osk.
The money market was abundsntiy supplied at
seven pcr cont, which was the prevailing rate, with
few or no exceptions on al kinds Of collaterals.
Commercial paper was more active. snd for prime
doube names the rate was ten and eleven per cent,
with exceptions both ways at nine and twelve per
cent.
Southern securities were duh, except South Caro-
linas, which advanced about one per cent, owing to
she adoption OF Legislative measures looking to the
payment Of the next quota Of interest,"
The following were the closing prices on the call
ct the last regular board: Canton, sex 90; Cum
berland, IS . 81; Western Union, ssx 3sk; Quick
silver, 2ok . n; Mariposa, 10 Alox; Pacific Mail,
slasix; New FORK Central, 1904 . 1907; Hudson
River, lssk . i3sx; Harlem, lsek Q 1877; Reading,
DIX . s2x; Michigan Central, III 1lo; Michigan
Southern, COX so,S; Illinois Central, lssk lao;
Cleveland and Pittsburs, 90 sok; Northwestern,
s5 ssk; do. preferred. s3K . o2xj Toledo, look
. 1oeX; Rock Island, 1alk . 133; 30 Paul, cox
c97x; do. preferred. 70 . 90, Wabash, 81 e7k; do.
preferred. 7sX; Fort wayne, MIX 3 12s; Ohio and
Mississippi, a3k . asN.
The following were che dosing quotations Of the
last open board:--Canton, 5sk . 6ok; Wells Fargo
Co.sExpress, 81 ASK; Adams Express, bok . 90;
American Express, AK . nKj United States FIX
press, 50 Sesl; Merchants' Union ExpresA 10
Bk; Quicksilver, 0ok u; Pacific NAH, 90 oox;
Western Union Telegraph. ssx . ssk; New York
Central, 1oos 1ook; Marposa, 1ex 1917; IA. pre-
fcrred, s4X 80; Hudson, 1as . lask; Harlem, 1a4x
1885, do. preferred 1877; Reading, "a o2x; Chicago
and Alton, 16i 153; do preferred, lslk bid Toledo
and Wabash, cek . GIN; do. preferred, ~ . 70;
Milwaukee and st. Paul. cox cox; DO. preferred,
7ok Ohio and Misssslppi, s3k s3x; Fort Wayne,
i71k a122; Michigan Southern, e0K 81; Illinois
Central, 13s i4l; Cleveland and PIttsburg, ssk
90; Cleveland and Toledo 1ocx 1oeh; Rock Island.
1917 1s2; Northwestern, s1 So; do. preferred,
OK s2s4; bankers and Brokers', 1914 . 100; Terrc
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DYEwoons.;ILoEwSo W. In dsmsnd, bIt bIsnsss vas
good supply, there scarcely any inquiry H. Domingo
ogwood was quoted at $27 Jamaica do at Sl9 ~ 3D,
gold, and Cuba Tustic q e26 @29 ~, do.
DRyes AND DYra-The market for most al kinds was
sales Of 100 casks bleaching powders 3c s5<c
chiefly at 3c loo tons soda ash q Sc gold lbs drums
causc soda a 4 60l00 goId 50 tons sal soda at u 10
. u 70, do Bicsrb. sods was quoted q 3,tc gold:
FLOUR GRAIN.-Recspss, A72s bbs -four, In do. and
nour market .t dull and prices wsrs nominaly
changed though holders would have been compelled
further concession in order 10 sell 10 extent Tho
demand light and confined mostly 70 the regular
the sAls wsrs about 400 bb Southern nour dull and
with fair inquiry, the sass being $50 bbls Corn meal
maiped steady d quotations below sales 26O bbs We
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sons have been treated who have respectfully ten
dered an advisory opinion as To the wants OF their
sections and localities with regard TO appointments
and other matters. These things are making good
men sore and irritable. do not know that Prcs-
dent Grant is so much TO blame az is much OF the
republican press. II has tndustri0usy bespattered
him with nattery az perhaps TO produce not un-
natural conviction that he rs very wise man; far
more so than the men who largely contributed
to save the country from the rule or the slave oil
garchy. The family ana personal appointments are
lessening these feelings An old and well esteemed
eitixen OF St. Louis, who has known the Dent
family well and long, for more than thirty years.
told me to-day that James L0ngstreet. ex-capan or
and deserter from the United States army, and
lately rebel general, was cousin tof but one or TWO
Tem0ves) OF Mrs. Grant, The nominee for Collector
at New Orleans Mr. James Casey, Is br0ther-in.
law as " Dr. Sharpe, United States Marshal for this
district. The Cincinnati POstmastership matter ex-
cites great discomfort. Easton, nominated for
Assessor IN one OF the St. LOUIS districts, was the
Common Councilman who voted for Grant when an
applicant for the post OF city or county engineer At
the beginning OF the rebellion EastOn was an Ofncer
OF Frosts militia, assembled at Camp Jackson.
sickness kept him away on the day that Lyon and
Blair captured that camp. After shat ne was con-
vertcd apparently. He was on Governor Oambie'S
stan, and has since been considered weak sort Of
conservative, whose associates were in sympathy
with the st. LOUIS Republicans clique.
A duel recently took place near Bologna, Italy, be-
tween TWO members OF the aristocracy. The arms
vuar M taIu m Nvo nf Z ha
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A duel recently took place near Bologna, Italy, be-
tween Two members OF the aristocracy. The arms
were PISTOLS and the distance i've PAGES. One OF the
combatans was shot through the head and instantly
Killed.
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President Grants "Rule or Acsiou.--person-
alities.
washington March IH corresponds
cuse Journal.l

EVs0"'Hko0" V"afVH fuT VUfroHpUuucuCc W tHt SyTE
cuse Journal.l
There Ii no use attempting TO disguise the fact
that there is great deal or feeling among the lead
ing republicans ct the manner In which the PresI-
dent has given SO strong personal tone TO his adj
mnstration In this, its earliest stage. Even men,
bers OF the Houso who voted for the re-
peal Of this Act and who would do so again
II was on the tapis, are not chary OF det
active EFFORTS, and mingling IN the fray to secure
repeal, are not calculated to breed good feeling.
bned With the cavalier manner In which many per.
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Hauts. SAX bid; do. preferred. q bid Lake shore,

The receipts for customs and the receipts pay
ments and balances at the Sub Treasury this city
for the expired portion OF the week have been az
folIOVa.-
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yVANTBD-A NAN HAVING $4,000, 10 JOIN THE
w advertiser, who has experiences and nufacturng
busns. Witch onoposss hs sale Of class o. goods hay
Large orders are now hand, and 10 supply the demand
capital only n necessary 70 warrant net pront OF
year Fcr statement of business apply 70 j. y. MOODY,
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vxrANTED-A PARTNER OF BUSINESS TNrEG.
business uniimiied Apply 70 j. H. BEARDsLEY is Nassau
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VxrANrEp TO INvEsr-FoUR OR FIVE HUNDRED
o,h.r BUSINESS. Address WIN. n AowARD,' Isl johnson
street. BROOKLYN.
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m ~ SLOANE, 80 CANAL STREET, NKAR
Broadway now prepared 70 show . splendid line of
Millinery Goods comprising AL the late novelties Also viii
open Thursday March & choice selection Of French Pak
tern Bonnsu and Round hstA The trade supplied.
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Qaarter-past Twelve e,Clock p. M.
Half.past Two O'Clock p. M.
STREET QUOTATIONS.

Quarter to Six o,CIock r. M.
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valuable Slate Farms in the United States; Of superior
oatv easy Of access good facilities New York and other
and possessing unusual sdvantsges rhs property
viii be favorable TERMS parties disposed organ
Ire company work the will be treated hbsray with
by calling upon addressing NEWELL, 16S Broadway
roou e.
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Tne business Ct the Gold Exchange Bank resulted
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
tween Christopher Fine and James p. Morgan, under
the firm Of Fine Morgan attorneys and counselors
nj Law, In hereby dissolved this day by mutual Mr..
Morgan conducts the business at the old Nos and Is Wall
street. CHRISTOPHER FINE,
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CIT ITEM s.

PRTCEs GREATLY REDUCED-to close ont Winter
Stock Of MEMS Youths and Boys Clothing
RdLEtydJ bettUeen BENNETT d Co.,
FIth and: TowER HALL,
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Tho City AmusemeDts.

OPERA BoUFFE The sale OF subsori ptlon
given at the Academy Of Music next week, by
MI. tlsks company, under the direction of Mr..
Birgfeld, commences to-day. Tickets Cor
the seven performances will be sold at the low
price OF 81 90. The opening opera will be La
Pertchote, Les hazards, Ohd,Son d. rortltnto, and
O11heC olLC Enter Will also be produced. None
city.
AT THE ARCH the new comedy of 4 Victim of
Circumstances and John Brougham's burlesque
OF PCGoh0ntaS will be performed this evening
Notht'0 is in preparation. a new comedy oy u
Philadelphta lawyer, entitled Women Ruie, is
announced, also the melodrama of The C0rStcdn
Ar THE WALNUT the Irish drama oC Shandy
Mcguire and the farce OF In and out Of Place
with Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams in the
principal al characl ers Will be given this evening.
John Broughans new drama of tn Emerald
Ring. will be produced on next Monday
AT TIE CHEsNUT the Galton Troupe will
appear this evening In Levy's operetta OF
Fdncheue. Odenbacn's comic opera of HObing0n
CTuSOe is in rehearsal.
AT THE. AMERICAN the Japanese aorobats
Friday evening Mr. Thomas WhfIia Will have
his first benefit in Philadelphia.
The GERMANIA ORCHESTRA Will give pub
Iio rehearsal at horticultural Hall tomorrow
afternoon.
THE GREAT ARABIAN NIGHTS ENTERrAIN-
MENT, comprising fifty tsbeaux will opeu at
Concert Hall on Thursday evening" March
Carleton, the Irish comedian, will appear in a
number of laughable character sketches. Pro-
fessOr O'ReardOu will perform on his "rum-
beronicon," Signor Charles Garmlo, vocalist
and characaturist, will sing number of comic
songs in character, and Miss Carrie ernon will
sing u number of popular ballads. One hun
dred gifts will be distributed to the audience
every evening.
REV. HENRY WARD BEEoHER will lecture on
Rational Amusements" at the Academy of
Music, on Thursday evening.
MR. JAMES e. MURDOCH will give one OF his
popular readings al Morton Hail. Haverford
on THURSDAY evening. Mir. Murdoch is one OF
the most finished elocutionists OF the day, and
his entertainments are always attractive. We
hope that he will have full house on Thursday
evening.
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DIED.

BANKsoN.-on the morning Of Sunday, the 2lst in:
stant OF heart disease, SALOME WHARTON, wife Ot
Lloyd Bankson In the 7lst year OF her age. -,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
rly invited 70 attend her funeral from the residence
of her husband No. i0l6 wallace street, on Wednes-
day, the oath instant at 10 O'Clock y"
DORRANCE.-At Bristol on Thursday, the 18th In
slant MARYT., wife OF John DoFrance.
The friends OF the family are invited 20 attend the
funeral from ST. James ChurcnI Brstoli on Iuesdsy'
the 23d Instant, at O'Clock +. M'
EVERITT--on the 2lst Instant JoSEpA 49, "a. r. :
youngesT son of Samuel b. ana elizabeth EVeriit'
Assu sneraI tom the residence of his parents No.
4O92 story street. on wednesday morning az 10 O'CLOCK
FAuVER-on the 2lst instant, HEHRY NJ, son OF
Sarah and the late Casper FauYer, In his 4sl YEAR
The relatives and friends OF the family are re9pect
Ily Invited 10 attend the funeral from the
sf his mother No 7l7 n. Tenth street. on
afternoon Rt O'Clock. Interment ~ Ouo reho"'
Cemetery. ,,,.r
FINN.-On the morning OF the 22d Instant WAL
TER H. FINN, In the Goth year OF his age hI,,, In,
The relatives and male friends are respeoSay ~ MA
yled attend the funeral from the residents a. on
father James O. Finn, No. 17l6 Chestnut h.eS., Sai
ThursdAy morning at 10 O'clock Interment ~ AAui0
Hin. w
HARRIsoN.-on the afternoon Of February. %,
CHARLES O. HARRISON, In the 60tn year Oh nia
His relatives and male friends are respectfully In
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yited TO attend the funeral, wednesday, next the
2fth Instant at " O'Clock A Nj from the res tenoe of
bis sister, No 1905 FIlbert street, "
kELLY.-0n the 2Oth instant, Mr. JAMES KELLY
aged 68 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
70 attend the funeral, from his late residence, NO
lI49 Cadwalader street cOrnsr OF MontgDmery on
"wednesday morning at sH o'elock, services AZ sc
Michaers. and interment at the new Cathedral Gene
terry.
TEvIs-on Monday, February q, 1869. in her 95ih
year, DELLA FA RMAN. wife Of Edwiu l.. Tavls
MA, %, n ~
+. WARE, son of Or. Jonathan AID MARY A, Ware
of Milton, Macs.
WlLEY.-On the 20'h instant, ROBERT WILEY,
In the BOth year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fay invited attend the funeral trOu his ate res
dence, corner OF M ain street aud Willow Grovc ave
nue., Cheenut HUI, on wednesday, the 24th instant
at o'cot r. NJ.
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THE TIME HAS COME

FAIRcHILD, the celebrated COAT CUTTER. is at
CHAs. STOKES & Co.'s
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GROVER d BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines No. 730 Chesnut street
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81 A DESIRABLE DWELLING AT PRI-
ElI VATE SALE. situated ON Tloga street, third
house of Twentieth. north side, one-half square
from Toga station, Germantown Railroad. Lot so by
280 feet Stable 22 by Is Ieet. Apply the Premises
or JOShS MEbS LlIh,
2 20 stuth NO. % N FIFTH street.
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Of the FIRST act was an innovation on the orr
ginoI, which pleased the fancy OF the audience
and caused the curtain to be run up in com
pliance with q demand for an encore. Mrs
Thayer. with her war paint on, dancing the
can-can. is essight TO be remembered by our
adolescent playgoers. when twenty years
hence they refer to the present degenerate era
as the 'palmy days of the drama"
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AND No. 600 BRoADwAY, NEW Yos

SALE OF FINE PICTUREs-There is now on exhibl.
tion at the gallery of B. Scott j., No. 1920 Chestnut
street, very superior collection of pictures belong.
ing to G. w. +. Calvert, Esq, of No. I5l7 N. Broad
street, This collection Includes large number of
fine pictures by the leading modern painters Amerl
can ard European. 1t is offered to the public by MI
Calvert previous to his departure tor Europe, and
the opportunity now afforded to those who wish to
purchase works of undoubted merit is one that does
not often occur. and our art connosseurs would do
we'll 10 avail themselves of the opportunity. The
pictures are now open to the In pection of pub.
lie at Mr. scotts gallery. and they may be seen
daily free Of charge until tho day of sale. stroll
through the gallery will be pleasure to those who
do not Intend TO purchase, as the pictures have
been helec. ed with great care by an experienced
amateur without any iutenti of disposing of them
aRair. The sale will take place next Thursday
without any reserve so that there will be abundant
opportunities for getting bargains.
REMovAL.-We take pleasure In calling the stten.
tIon of the lady readers OF The TELEG RAFH to the
removal of Mrs. M. A. Binders Dress Trimmings
Store to the large and commodious establishment
situated the n. W. of Eleventh and Chestnut
streets. Mrs. Binder has been long considered the
leader in her line of business and has been necessi
tated to this removal by the imperative demands of
her customers-"whose name is legion"
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JnwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. II South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment Of fine Jewelry and slverwRre Ia the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real, pure artl
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equalled
He also has q large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices. visit TO
hs store is sure TO result In pleasure and profit.
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ROBERT PEARcE's FINE CRACKERS,

The superior qualify of PeRrce5 Crackers, which
are made of the finest Materials that the Market
affords, have attained tor them the reputation of
bein
THE EXCELSIOR CRACKER OF AMERICA.
AS article rood they are Indispensable in every
household and particularly adapted the Invalid
and ConvalescepI being highly nutritious and agree
able to the most delicate paa'e.
For sale by First-class Grocers throughout the
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DR.. w. A. HcCANDLEss-Wed desire TO direct atten-
tion TO the card of Dr. McCandess 1926 Spring Garden
street. in another column In his specially the treat
ment of Piles without pain danger, caustlcs, the
use OF Instruments the doctor stands unrvalled and
the number Of cures in Philadelphia alone effected
by his skill can be counted by the thousands,
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WTANTED-LOCAL AND TRAVELLING
w Agents In every city and town In the United
States. Great indncemen nts offered to active men.
Cali or address. with stamp, WOOD q CO., Room 10,
NO, 4QO QHESNUT Street, PhlR, Sm