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GERMAN BITTER'S,

H0OFLANDS GEhWhN oA& GnC,
HoOAand's German Tonic.
The Great Remedies for Diseases of the
TtvER. STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGNs.
HOOILAYD'S GERMAN BIITERS
l. ann sed of The pure juices, Tor as they are me
i I,c;naII, i, termed Er tracts Of Roots, Herbs,
/ n d Barks. mixing a preparation highly con
hoi.e 'at admirlnrs adm Of lA M any kind
| HOOFLANDS' GERMAN TONIC
ombnaliOn of all the ingredients of the Bitters,
A,Ib the puresl quality SANTA CRUZ Rum, Orange,
H. making one Of the most pleasant and agreeable
A,nedes ever offered to the public.
1 Those preernng Medicine free from Alcoholic
lnixdre, will use
\ Hoofand's German Bitters.
Those who have no objection to the combination OF
H. BnieH as stated, will use
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
They are both equally good, and contain the same
,sdlcinal virtues the choice between the two being
msre matter Of taste, the Tonic being the most pal.
labe
The stomach from a variety of causes, such as In
lreliOn, Dyspepsia Nervous Debility, ETC., is very
HI iU have IFS functions deranged. The e ry
Jyer, sympalhlzlng as@ AcIOseIy il does with
Ne Stomach then becV ZONES affected. the result
II which Is that the pa uent suffers from several
more Of the following diseases:
Constipation Flatulence. Inward Plies,
Funess of Blood to the Head. AcIdity
OF the Stomach. Nausea, Heart
burn Disgust for Food, Funess
or weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations. Sink
ing or FIuttering at the Pit
Of the Stomach. Swimming OF
the Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffocating Sensations when
ina lying posture, dimness Division,
Dots or Webs before the sight,
Dull Pain in the Head, Defici-
ency OF Perspiraton Vel
lowness Of the Skin and
Eyes, PAIN IN the SIDE,
Back. Chest Limbs, ETC., Sud-
den Flushes of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh Constant Imaginings of
Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should exercise
greatest caution IN the selection of a remedy tOI
4 case, purchasing on ly that which he is as
ed from his nvesliG Aealions and inquiries
sses true merit, isW YskIliully compounded
\ Tree from INJURIOUS IN gradients. and has es
tShed for ,elf a reputation for The cure OF these
eases In this connection we would submit those
fLknOWn remedies
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0Rucc FoR SALE BY ALL
T, uSrS AND STOREKEEPERS,
sals r.. EVERYWHERE.
Nna 4 ,s.9' ,Ss:p' HoFFECKER, Smyrna, Del.
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DIED.

BEARDSLEE-Ont the 10th instant SARAH A. wife
OF Amy A. Beardslee, daughter of Henry and Elizabeth
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
father Passyunk road below Philadelphia Cemetery on
OLAVEY.-on the 18th instant, JOHN CLAyEY, in
the 56th year of his age. ~ I,
Lodge, No ll3 l. o. of o. f., and the Southwark Engine
Fire COMPANY are respectfully invited iS to attend his pno
Federal and below Third, on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock To proceed to Union Cemetery Vault for inter
ment. sd
DAy!s.-on the 10th instant, ALBERT LEWIS, son Of
John H. and the late Harriet Davis in the ed of his
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
father, No 3O5 N Twentieth street, on Saturday at
FR1EL.-on the 18th instant, MICHAEL FRIEL, aged
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence No
on @ s5eeS % ad 81 Se2T
To proceed to Cathedral Cemetery.
GALLAGHER.-On the Goth instant, PATRICK, son
of James and Rosy Gallagher, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
POPS Rittenhouse street. Sunday afternoon at O'clock
Cemetery.
HORIZONS On the 18th instant, Miss FANNIE. eldest
daughter of John and Rebecca Horton aged 81 years.
School Of the Hancock NJ r. Church respectfully in.
vted to attend her funeral from her parents residence
No 22O East Thompson street below the Fgankford road
Burial Vault ''''''
HUHN.-on the 18th instant Mrs. CATHERINE
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence her
son. John r. Huhn No 422 s. Fifteenth street, Satur.
day afternoon, the s2d instant, at o'clock N RSa'
MCCORMICK.-On the 18th instant, VIM. JAMES
MCCORMICK, in the 45th year of his age,
The relatives and friends of the family also the mem
bers of the Good Intent Steam Fire Engn, Comp ny;
Fame Council, No. 10, u. o. A. NJ Washington Lodge
No 29 K. of p. respectfully invited atten the
funeral from his late residence, No 1920 Sophia street
Sixteenth Ward on SUNDAY afternoon at O'clock To
proceed to st. Johns NJ f. Church.
SHUGARD.-On the 18th instant. Mrs ELIZABETH
SHUGARD relict of the late George Shugard the 8th
year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence her
daughter Mrs Susan Dagger No. 1915 N Fourth street
Saturday the 22d instant at O'clock Funea proceed
to Germantown.
SMITH.-On the morning of the Goth instant after a
lingering illness, SARAH LOUISA wife of j. Iloyd
Smith and daughter of tho late jeremiah Van Brun in
her Both year
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
965 Franklin street, Monday morning. the 2ith instant
at 10 o'clock
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

Contents The Story of a Bad Boy. Chapters H.
l2, 49, by II. b. Aldrch. Lawrence at Coal-Shaft,
by j. Il. Trowbridge. Under the Palm-Trees, by
Julia c. II. Dorr. Gardening for Girls by the author
of "Six Hundred Dollars Year" The Spray Sprlte,
by Celia ThaXter. The World We Live On. Reef
Building Coras, by Mrs. f. c. Agassiz. Candy
Making Second Paper, by Mrs. Jane G. Austin.
After Pickerel, by CASTOR Fay. The Last Voyage
of Rene Menard, by j. H. A. Bone. BObolink and
Canary, by Mrs. A. NJ Wells. Few Words About
the Grow, by T. NJ b. The Rivuet, by Lucy Lar
com. Round the Evening Lamp and Our Letter Box.
With Beautiful Full Page and Smaller Illustrations.
For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers
FIELDS, OSGOOD X CO., Publishers, Boston.
Subscription Agent for Philadelphia,
w. b. ZIEBER
It No LOG s. THIRD Street
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FIFTH EDITION
EIGHT HOUR LAW.
A New Proclamation TO be Issued.
Telegraphic Facilities Between
London and New York.
Etc, Fac, Eitc., Etc, Etc.
A New Proclamation to be Issued.
Etc, Fac, Etc, Etc, Etc.
from WASHINGTON.

Special Despatch 10 The Epeiing Telegraph.
The New Minister to Hnyti.
WASHINGTON, May 21.-After receiving his
instructions from the Assistant Secretary of
State, Mr.. Bassett under the charge of Downing
the colored keeper of the Capitol restaurant
paid his respects to the President. He sails on
the 9th inst.
Henry d. Cooke has issued cards for
Grand BnnGuet
to be given to the Trustees of the Corcoran Art
Building on the 9th inst. The Presiden and
his Cabinet will attend.
The Eight-HOur LAW.
proclamation relative to the proper obsery
ance of the eight.hour law has been prepared
and will be issued from the Department of State
1t substantially provides that the pay for eigh
hours labor shall be the same as for 10 hours in
allNGovernment establishments, in accordanc
with the law of Congress.
The Lutheran synod.
The Lutheran Synod, now in session here, ha;
appointed the Rev. DR.. Butler, Chaplain of tn
United States House of Representatives, as dele
gate to the General Assembly of the United
Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. NJ. r. Star
kenburg of Pittsburg as alternatel
COlored Magistrate.
The Board of Police Commissioners has ap-
pointed coored man to be Police Magistrate.
the first of the African race in the District of
Columbia.
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Safes for sale b!
MARVIN & Co..
NH -

No. 72l Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
1t would be happy thing for the world all the exctants
at present used in the practice of medicine could be
swept out of existence and HosTETTER's BIT
substituted in their place. There is probability
too that this desirable substitution may day be
pshed Certain it is that the GREAT VEGETABLE TONIC
is gradually dspacing them and that the confidence of
the people in its sanitary and saving properties increases
with every passing year. Figures that cannot e show
this to be the fact No medicinal preparation enjoys the
like popularity among all classes and conditions in every
section.of the country AS appetizer general nvgo
rant, remedy for indigestion, for intermittent
and remtent fevers gentle catharc, specific for fiat
ency and stomach gentle duretc nervnea blood
depurent specific for sick headache mild anodyne and
above ALL a PROTECTION AGAINST EPIDEMIcs, it is.un
questionaby the of the whole United
States. In the towns and cities is literally HOUSEHOLD
STAPLE. Mothers believe in it, They find it present
help time of roube"a safe and pleasant remedy for
the various ailments which their exclusively sub
ject Men believe in because it refreshes invigo-
rates the body and the mind and tones both without
exciting either.
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4 U e MAG AZIN S.
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

Contents :-MalbOne An Oldport Romance, Part
and last, 10y r. W. Hgginson. Norembega, by
John G.. Whittier. The Hamet5 OF the Stage.
Earthquakes, by n. s. Shaler. The Foe in the
Household, Part4. BY the Roadside, by Celia Tax
ter. Birds Nests, by John Burroughs. Buddhism; ;
or, The Professionalism of the East, by James Free
man Clarke. A Carpet-Bagger in Pennsylvania, by
j. II. Trowbridge China in Our Kitchens, by c. c.
Coffin. The Pacific Railroad-Open (Third Paper,
by Samuel BOwles. Reviews and Literary Notices.
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FROM EUROPE.

TeIegraphic Line from London to VaIentIu.
By Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, May 21.-The new duplicate tele-
graph line to connect London and valentia was
completed to-day. 1t will be used solely for the
transmission of cable business. Two Atlantic
cables are now in working order and hereafter
one cable will be used exclusively for sending
dispatches from Valentia and the other for re-
ceiving, and there is no longer any reason why
messages should not be transmitted almost
instantly between London and New York.
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CARS CmNA PALACE. No. iO2s CmsNUT STREET. \
Is the pest place to buy China and Glassware Am
roa glance at the quotations below will convince any
person familiar with the price Of such goods.
Every article sold is warranted just represented and
all goods TO go Of the city will be packed and delivered
to transportation Offices free of charge and insured against
breAkage TO destination.
Gold Band French China Dining Sets, i6o pieces 865io
White " IhO . 9TDg
White Stone China Dining Sets, ~ pieces t5Ol
% different styles Decorated Dining Sets, all
designs, at prices to defy competition.
Gold Band French China Tea Sets, a. pieces ... 1850
White A ........ sDD
White Stone China Tea Sets, a pieces (cups with
handles) a25
White Stone Chamber Sets 800
White French China Dining Plates, 9N inches, per
uoHen.. SJO
White French China Cups and Saucers per set, IL
pieces..... 10
Cut Glass Goblets per dozen. .............. 225
Pressed Glass Goblets per rdozen............... 1850
Cut Glass Tumblers per dozen ............... los
Pressed Glass Tumblers- per 80
And immense stock Of Fancy Goods at still greater
reduction from former prices.
Call and examine these goods and compare them with
any house in this city any other.
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CUBA.-
The Cuban egg is being matched
Into some sort Of chicken
Our Nestors say it must be watched,
II dangers round it thicken.
They would have scorching Spanish fies
TO hasten Incubation!
But Doctor Fish rarely tries
An outtcard application,
Besides, we've farm enough fenced in.
To keep our labor humming,
And mines of wealth to work. whence nm
To pay our paper IS coming.
And MARvIN's SAFES, to keep them both
From rascal hands invasion;
Let us have peace" for we are 10th
To fight without occasion.
Safes for sale by
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CITY ITEMS.

MEi. YOUTHS, AND BoYs' SPRING CLOTHING. "A fine
ssor Of choice goods, no0 In store and receiving
iI;so choice selection Of goods IN The piece TO be made
sp 70 on IN the best style
Halfway BETWEEN BEEISETT In Co.,
Sirih Syrsss) 5ls MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA
AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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$500.

3 and 0O-LETTER CARRIERS standing in a row
3 and UNIFORMS, fitting 1850.
3 and 9O-GRUMBLERs- Yankees, French, and Dutch
590-Cents each charged too much
For their GREY UNIFORMS how can IL be-
INFORMATION WANTED OF THAT FIVE NINETY.
l DEFY COMPETITION
CHARLES STOKES, No. s24 CHEsNUT STREET,
Merchant Tailor and Clother Continental Hotel
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MARRIED.

KITCHEN--ECKRL.-o Tuesday morning, May Ia,
1862 at the residence of the bride by the Rev Albert
Barnes assisted by the Rev. Herriok johnson, d. d. DR.
FRANK A. KITCHEN, Of Sprngtown, Pa to ANNIE
Nj. ECKEL, of this city.
STRAUS- -LOBE.-On the 18th instant, at the Hanover
street Synagogue, BY the Rey, DR.. B; Szod Mr. Will
LIAM II. STRAUS to ANNETTE, daughter of Isaac
Lobe, ESQ, all of Baltimoro.
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CIOARS.
TO CIGAR UYER S.

. G G A x 3 y < x s.
Fresh importations of Havana Cigars, in bond or
duty paid Large assortment, offered in lots to suit
purchasers
Also, cigars of our own manufacture, viz. -
"MARIANA RITA"
High grade Vuelta AbajO leaf fifteen styles Low
prices compared with imported cigars. fair trial
will prove their merits.
FRA DIAVOLO"
Lower priced than the mariana Rita" three styles
excellent cigars.
"FLEUR DE LYS," "LOUIS DOR"
and other brands, all copyrighted each OF highest
grade in its respective class.
All of our Havana leaf we import direct, and no
better cigars can be produced in this market than
those we now offer.
Smokers should see that they obtain our genuine
cigars which are offered regularly by many respecta-
BILE dealers, although irregular parties put for
ward inferior cigars as Of our make
We offer these cigars in lots to suit purchasers.
They can be prohtably retaied at prices forty per
cent less than imported cigars, will give equal salts
faction and should be tried without prejudice, by
all who desire good cigar at moderate cost.
S. FUGUET & SONS,
Importers and Manufacturers,
5I3 26trp No. 229 South FRONT Street.
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WONDERFUL "STANDARD BITTERs"-S. A. II McKim
M d. OF Washington City speaking of Speers wne says
So much pleased have been with it, that have intro.
duced it into the Washington Asylum to which the
physician His wine is the base Of his Biters bit
ter by what in daily by the Medical Faculty They
only need trial to recommend them Sold by druggists
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HEcKERs FAHTSA forms very agreeable light nuirtivc
food superior article for puddngs and jeles, and is
highly recommended by physicians for invads and chill
dren. Sold by all grocers
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INSURANCE.
RONNETs, TRIMMINGS, ETC,
~ ROsEN NHEIM.

No. 726 CHESTNUT Street.
We offer splendid stock of Millinery and Dress
Trimming Goods at largely REDUCED PRICES.
All colors linen black Satins fine assortment of the
best shades cut bias, at 81 rs per yard formerly 81
90inch wide, extra quality, So 80, formerly $3.
81 TO % inches wde extra qualities the choicest
shades and best qualities in the market, for SO yard.
Black Satins, at 49, $3.50 and So.
The most complete assortment of Trimming and Satin
Ribbons in the CITY.
Also, Taffeta Ribbons, for bindings.
Sundowns white brown and black, at 75c and ST.
Straw Hats and Bonnets for ladies' MISSES and children
every shape in the finest braids
AN IMMENSE VARIETY AT VERY Low PRICES.
French and American Artificial Flowers, Wreaths etc,
AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
Iaces, Malnes, Frames and every article required to
make or trim hat.
Give a call: it will repay your trouble.
WENL d ROSENHEIiT,
o Is STRIP No 736 CHESNUT Street
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ATHLETIC VS.. ISTREPID.-i

ATHLETIC vs. INTREPnD.li
The match between the above clubs, which was pre-
vented 10y the rain Wednesday, will be played
row. on the Athletic grounds, Seventeenth and Columbia
avenue Judging by last SATURDAYS game it will be worth
seeing.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
On easiest terms, by

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
On easiest terms by
o. f. DAVIS. No. $40 Chestnut street.
JEwEIRY,-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL South Second
has the largest and most attractive
fine Jewelry and Sverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article furnished a
price which be equalled He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and all
prices visit his store is to result in pleasure
profit.
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REDUCTIONSM ALTERATIONS

Being about to make some improvements 10 the
front building occupied by u.s. 1t becomes necessary
forthwith to close out large portion of our stock
that the balance can he condensed the rear during
the work. TO eject this we have
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Of pamphlet, will attract attention IN tn
learned world.

Of pamphlet, will attract attention NINA
learned world.
Pfogress Of Science, with an E1aminsflon
Of the Asserted Identity Of the Mental
Powers with Forces, An address deli
vered before the American Association
for. the Advancement of ecience at the
annual meeting held at Chicago August,
1868. By FREDERICK A. 2. BARNARD,
LID. president Of Columbia College,
New York city. New York: D. APPLE
TON & Co. 80,
Moral Science. A Compendium Of Ethics:
By ALEXANDER Balm, NJ. A., author OF
Mental Science, A Compendium OF Psy-
II chology, &c., Professor Of Logic in the
University of Aberdeen, etc., etc. ri
The Land We Love and the eNeD Eclectic
Moqasine for May has been laid upon our
table BY TURNER. "Phe5us, what q
name!" Who can speak it "trippingly
upon the tongue"2 "Reform 1t alto
gether," say we. But, the name apart
this periodical is worthy Of universal pa
tronage. The May No. contains an int
resting letter from DR.. DABNE1 to General
EARLY, in which the Doctor proves his case
to o dot. And this is only one Of the many
readable articles in it. Go to TURNER'S
and get copy. -.s-.r st.
We have received from TURNER Apple
TONS Journal for this week. We have had
no reason to retract the favorable opinion
Of the Journal which We expressed week
or two ago. i. Il fzi
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The Convention.

There can be no dispute as to the propo-
sition that the convention Of the 2sth in
slant will be Of vital Importance to the
State Of Virginia. Its action may put an
end to the wretched intermediate political
existence which has so cursed this State
and steadily taken her down in the way to
utter poverty and hopolessness. Or it may
by an unwise course continue for an indie
finite period Of time the Affections and pro.
scriptions We have been suffering, agra
waited by the unrestrained RIGHTEOUSNESS
and corruption of the men who may be our
rulers. Therefore, we earnestly press the
importance Of alarge assemblage of the men
who are invited to attend the Convention Of
the 18th. We trust that leading men
who are not in the list of officers in
Guided in the summons, will not re-
main away from the Convention under
any sense Of delicacy. 1t is not time
for prudishness. Every prominent man
who can be here when the Convention
mes@ ought TO come. Their presence and
their counsel will be Of great advantage.
II with their countenance, advice, and CO.
operation, q harmonious result is reached
by tho Convention, it will ensure triumph
for the State at the elections. Let us have
the people from all sections, that we may
come Is near the true condition of public
sentiment as possible. II gentlemen come
here with proper sense Of duty to the
State and determination to make all per
sonsl considerations subordinate to the
public welfare, there will be no difficulty
IN the matter Of harmony, and Of couree
mere can DO no difficulty in the way Of a
grand triumph on the side Of conservatism
ana the welfare and prosperity Of the sta:e
Z Z :. &
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Died,

On the ED instant, at O'Clock, TOMMY, infant
on,fF. n and Q. g. Bennett aged eight months.
The funeral will take place at Grace cnuccn
THIS (frIds,) EVENING at O'CLOCK
In this city, on wednesday evening the 2st IN
slant Mrs. ELIZA M hION nAWLlNds'
dauri, er of tie l,te Francis Lewis. OF Henrtco,
ana widow OF the late James Rawlings, OF tals
city. r,, ,1,.,s.-,
The Iuueral will take place THIS tFfloaSl
Mrs. MARTHA, on Governor street near Franklin.
Her friends and those Of her sister, hrs. w. u.
Wolker, are invited to attend.
In Baltimore, on the 10th instant. AGNES o.,
daughter of Ann and The late John Hanlon. -
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!, r,,,e weekIy Dispatel,

,or today is more than usually interesting.
Il contains an interesting summary OF the
weeks news domestic and foreign; editorials
ON the important questions concerning recon
.truction and the approaching election; IN
teresting correspondents. Including the inse-
resting letter from our European correspond.
ont. dated ut Gibraltar; reliable reports OF
the markets, and highly entertaining miscei-
lany. III
Price per copy. FIVE cents. Subscription per
nnnr,m. two dollars. - -. -.-..--
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L. RODERER CHAMPAGNE.-I have
procured one case Of sixty bottles OF the above
WINE, which was put up for the Russtan market.
shipwrecked on the schleswig cosst, and bought
by New York firm. 1t is far superior to any &c
derer sent to this market.
-. OSCAR CRAM
No. Exchange Block, Fourteenth street.
aD 2l-2tk
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CORNER OF MAIN AND sINTH STREETS.
coprER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
Fresh ROASTED COFFEE.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.

cefee roasted daily by the cylinder process re-
tanning ths entire aroma of tie coffee and placed
immediately in air-tish. canistcrs. Hotels res
taurants, clearinghouse, and families VIII hna
onr Cofees groat saving of time' labor anu mo-
ney.
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PRICE List OF COFFEE:
GREEN. %, q. as, %. 30, asc.
ROASTED, IS. as, 80, as, 4oc.;
GROUND. &c, %. %, Is, toc.
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asRY GOODS.

nUCKWAlL 8 R0Uss, No. 1906
r. M11E sTREET.-SpR1L 10, sss.-Just re-
ibemsr5e and fssac. Bcih
valuable and handsone shipments OF goods OF dif-
ferent Kinds; Domsstics or JAIL kinds Dress
Goods; Velvet Rugs elegan. Mating; beauti-
fuf assortmeut OF Ribbors !, Gxssfmeres aetraw
Hats the best Floor soilcloth. Always on hand
Boots, Shoes, Hats. and Caps, for ladies and gem
tlenen. Best Prints, l2ic. Best spool Cotton
Zoo yards), sc. T : = = - ap 10
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AL goods delivered in the city free OF Charge
and sent by express. G. o. D.
Any article not proving satisfactory Gun be re-
turned.