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, 1870-01-08
AGENTS WANTED.

GESrS TAHTEDL-s.1 A DAY TO AALh
"a aa9 tf,na,s ase2:, q iot,s31ee tss RuCkfXk -
hpth etdt4, and H. she octy LloySSKD sHuF1t.H
MACHl.Sk scld Is s United stat.s f>s lesu shan go
are hshls t. rraseea:iLn md im2rsonmgnt. 0r.a:
fire. Ade-ets r. A. EETDER$Hs CO.. CldVe-
and O.
GF1TS WANTED INVENTORS. AGENTS,
"A Me:rhert. .t III 2-A.ers i: fs.ent. Or Patented
Goutss. eheI1d fuhtcri!t tn! TIE PATEST STAR de.
vnscd 70 satir int Tsrms = e. :s: Ssad
thu, MEkA
GPST* WAAfFn-E2> PER WEEK TAN BE
IL nsdc : telns +L.1tely and vAl:Abt aEtt-
No tf,t Aat:r. s,r r.rc1l .-nA -
u for eknpe. CLARK Z: C1j i44 NA4.:ar-ye.*t.
GhsAso.
4 tsf+I- WANTED " Al'.H F11Sk. nr.!A7k
- .ss ti., = akl.r n..'e. .s' -. ..'.. ssv.
AIf+. IS to u day to -t-sr ..,.
lLs;uce.. Aeur, Makers J,'lt:.. ~l. r. t,:;iz-
mhtr nnt .,l:.1~ "t:'L &! ,e:: :. 4 -,.-:s. Z ".
CHAFPrlt n south Hsl.tft II. l:t+n9.
~ any tTr!srts eanssrteE: ina1'. Or female VII
LfEtSls7tsH. FL smith Hal-f.d4tt, Chicago.
, 1870-01-08
NEJECa0l0alCAl.

Meteorological record for Jan 7..ls7o. 81 report
ed byJ, q. lAngguth. Jr., optc!au, Ill Randolph
street, correspondent to the Smithsonian lnit''
tute, The srDall letters are the initials foI ths
vo7ds "yeeIt1g." "sen;ne n;l .na PER- asaav." o'''
=. E..e: 1=: -. s.-
aiths peeors ...ss-;;- sw5 q " ;S;.:. az foann
;ss@@: 81 81 t. STs M.Ss . ia;ss: ia;ss;:i
, 1870-01-08
TO LEASE

ITO LFAsK-lLtlSoIs FAkMs.THE SOUTH,
sec 7 r. il, n II 2, i: nd r 81. 5ipsIH mile, south.
vet ot c1,no In Cl'an. s!ga &C. Gndtr e11!t;saft
hstnE see:tant* md N Hc,anxcF ToWn.a.p. %ctean
lis acrss in .,re 81 r IS n Il !, T. 81 F. II lying j
Tip, due :, cs cf AtcelH 1u:l.- %. No: improved
Aidrrte VI s. Qi.lVER. Cincinnati. o.
, 1870-01-08
Cfrcuit Oourt.

a
A CONFESSION MERCHANT N TROUBLE.
Enms F. squire :. Hlh1m Il. Squire. This Il q
proceeding 1oI nsvosce Instituted agaln1t con-
MiE4aon niefcnAnt IN this city, IN which 1t Il
CHARGED tnat tue defendant 1s living. On Siaga-
oon ttfeet ~1sn s3ppos:uous Mrs Squire The
Htft ho co rpls!nt. STATED t1nt she wAats only a
d!Fofce ard the custody OF her child a1d that her
h1kh1td nRY pay the expenses OF thus proceed
@ eD, See y o sas a1ss not
hterscd IN the bill thai tne parties were ma.-
lied on The l3:n Of Jone, 1858,
a. 1os:en. Hs4, Irom which tins
ta1 e'h day Of As1ch, lsG5, when defendant quit
nlR thcu ho lie. For aaout year he kept up car
3 ton Of n.s By / iormer marriage, bJ name
faib.r, h.r nusos.d. had goEe to Europe, whence
n,"-t,r ~ is.r- ~ rho Yas,t1 ~ tn,e sta.eocnt
ED ltaspsd Iha; the delinquent husband xas liy.
nn,n h. h,s sifr Tne cs,ld. the cnstody of wbich
Son'Dialr A.. SEEKS. il a boz bonn on the sd oi
aarsh. ises
LAM I'm! navs : Georcn Jnl.s Am william
Ettfs. hc,ioa " recsyer iGr an ateV1, Assault
sIa . ~: = eI ~ 1 ,nasS 10 sGs ~ r at ~ i
Tc7's,ra.e E,-h ,ne Yemale rnief coacernino sora.
NlIe..s cnt h. had rece!eed at the hauds oF Del
sirrc, n,c - No n,ltd psinr sSrcfnan az he.
FcsEon: inst b~,fr do5n. eae coutt1ned to be.
.ator r,f:, rit, the same rsu:epsn. untiI mar san
q 1u.r. ,n.n 4 In ,ha o..1srrht ani cava Rim q !
nnn Oh The lee Win a snorai wnich ltIoke lie 1e7
''P w sEx sJ-1rs NA 3oAs -" 40
Ges,se l. ss5s5s = J9ao &C., Nersss, H.
n.a,n;ainif r csr. Fa;i m re c:st tfde nr CArs
tirres ann .stEeer gs,ft ard Fn :r,eenth streeta
~ ,sn1n.a cn,: ~ - IL cnmnt,.cs nre1 fhs EfLcs
1n.i.r1 r. .ntnn s1E .tt:s Tsrrhoase
'e"u - ~ A11EaIn sIaSpHx
Sarah HerilEl1o e (;eo1pe BeptapfQ. Case
sr resnver for m alered slauder * il
ats a. +n.t ,ha ~ osIantanr was ~ the Al instant
S@@u to0A s", - -
, 1870-01-08
WFnRMAT1ON WANTED.

TEFORX1TIOE WANTED-OF ALBERT. I'D
i wNd- or WiLiam O1eson. OF 0!tsop: Eho lTeS ~ u
Chicago tf1e<u yeass .xo b nde1ttsanf nns
Ia III Wet Monroe r. they can hear OF sof hlEef
MARGARET ANN ULISUN.
, 1870-01-08

BOARDING AND LODGING.

VI7ANTEp-10 RuY A IIOC5E AND LOT ON
w Ihlta.Av.. esEt trent, Ter which will paw 5lu0
,t4 mouth until latd for. AddTess VAN. Tribune
, 1870-01-08
TO RENT-R0OMS.

L nicely furnished in Hamilton Heeh ID ''th Clark
ITO REsr-FuRNisMED Rooms r. poPE's
49, Bsef- Price IRON s'sso s1' lily N''i''a tt'
ITO RI ET-ROOM OSE BLOCK FROM COURT
L bon.c. and furniture !nr sale inSutIe = HooA
H1O RKNT TWO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
il lodnns Toonl. H,th Ea.. zach sui'sse d,t one Or
tv9 ssntletuea. II No. IN ao'a s.ase1 he'e1sac''
ITO RgxT-A VERY DEsiRABLT EunSIsHE99
L ICON for sue ee;,t1eEnnu. La1Fr cloeet- GAs 1ud
.ovr. House fsssr.as. brick Terms 'ea.uuanle. Nv.
f17o REXT-G6oD ROOMS WE'LL FURSIsHKp.
| "a Psra.na BIoek, lc7 DeaIuosn.st Apply At
ry,o REST-A GOOD SUITE OF t1DGlN;
GNfos iii IL sfs5i ss
7770 RtST-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS, sC1rA-
a.aatsse es soF Aee|s sstPna ( 1el
RIO RENr-sRcoHp ASD THIRD FLOORS OF
BCLKLEY, ida pearboratt
ri'o RKaT-HnEl;Y EGRSlsnEp. RooMs. .a,s
Ia. Il neat SfdsF e. a'ar' It. a*'E state A'''F
mo RsxT-7wo FuRs1sHFD FROM, Ro0Ma
t.m,i1 c.n III: Iiisd..v: Rxfsren:e 1t.lairrd
n10 REST-FuRNisHE0 L0DGING Rn1Ms
1Pp; :. S
T'o RBST- WITHOUT THoAnD1ArERIP PLEAS. E;ASs
"a, front IL. ss 0 or ''
rt,o RFST-A GOOD TENANT CAN sECuRE
| b.,hssv. Bssbs Il. Included d---
TO RESTA sEAIhY FuaS1sHED ..S s :; 1s3t2 R9oM
Kent very cheap
RIO RRsT-LARGE ROOM sUiTA9LK FOR
:, Aos Ed eos s.se
cheap.
, 1870-01-08
BOARD WANTED.
PARTNERS WAITED.

n1RTSHR wAsTEp-wITH 1900 OAsH. TO
mt into ROOD paytax estabtI.hed buiuess e-a
tfsl Hhnois Il one ct she 1oat tbvps cities u the
S:ase- "A rood bu.iaesa 1u4u "4nted' la7u1fs OF
WALTER BASS, 81 Like st -
rAHTyEn HANTED-wITH aGooa- TO. T;AKK
1 intetest Il aaeM est.h.hMsd 81 ioTssds 1nd aE 1n1
nrrnua nEd beafshy cities Enuth Of TIC Chdu- In.
ariIe Of Or address ATLANTA lqt Lake t.
nARTy6R WASTED-E a GOOD PAYING
fTndt, IaTxe; demand increAsfuk Full particular
eiven oulJ to those ho mean nt!otss ND h9Ls s1ne
EuoEIt4Fe of hratne.S. II well - EtkElpt AASUfAC
TURER. Tribune office
PARTNER WANrED-1N THE AGRlcutTp.
Adtfets FAKNKR, tribune otdc<, ttauns where an
Interview can be had.
~AHTFER WANTED-IN AN ESfABtlSHEp
fekea: estA bliahed losnnS h1anesa Address J, BOZ
ga
, 1870-01-08

kXCNLLENr TEACHEH AND THOROUGH
IA ,Aeeouetant wt.hes fe~ pupil. 70 teaeh Day q
kvt2tnE At their Hence IN wIftnl c,t-
resptndente. ete. Asdteta PROFESSOR 5. :rteana
otbtt,
, 1870-01-08
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FoR sALE-sL8IaHs! sLNIGHS "a COU5
T .tsottmept :. leishs, c.rslAse., opea aud tap
buEsies sHrt7t Tasons = = and e. West Md
NoR3 SALE-A NEW PORTLAND sLsHH.
r. velvet ttnan!ne. Ised bet nnee, for a7A A5pJ to
CHICAGO hOOFl6G co, IL Las.lcs az
e ffcttsEe ( horSs CHEAP A Hue brnFn h,rse war
1znssd so Dot II SO n B, rafasd fsr i sse Rsre
Hoofe IN hatuYday evening.
0OaSE WANIEp-AE HONEST RELIABLE
Ism i3y he1s4 rue that 10 not Altsid of .he ezra
hud that lady or ehild can drive Addresa Horse
7Iihune tffcs
, 1870-01-08
MACHINERY.

T0R S1LT-FEG9Rs. PORTABLE, sTAT1oN-
Il M boating and nanpt to 10 hoEse: Payb Tip
HAMMER: tors.utn's rou-cia4 BnH Etout Mails atsa
Thrr1htnx KEdnea- Il n. AAAS. 70 South CAntl4t
I,oR s41F-OSF UYLlVDER POWER CORN
H sbe,ler tht4p Ia taah WEST. AUSTIN DrTA-
WAY, R2q1ua ii and IL Reyunkae Bloek
, 1870-01-08
sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

CTR1YRF-A RUNAwAY TRAM ooLLlDgD
. Tih buggy II front q ny oniss ssa.sass so9 ~
sudden di.sgpessa7ss q a5a 1os0 md ny D. hi
u BxEBE, 81 Rkc4o{phft,
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PRURSIA A..
OpenIng o fParIIament-The KIne,s vle ,ys.

Opening of fParIIament-Tbe Kings views.
BERLIN, Nov. 24.-The North German Parlia-
ment was opened to-day, and the Royal speech
was delivered by commission. The King regrets
that his absence with the army prevents him
from thanking in person the nation for its firm
attitude, and for the unanimity of the support
given him in winning victory for Germany, and
repelling French aggressions. France, he con-
tinues, has been taught her inability to cope
with the united military force ofs Germany aud
peace would therefore be certain if France had
leaders who could identify their future with that
OF their country.
Documents will be submitted which will show
you that these men prefer to sacrifice the forces
OF and ruin noble nation rather than relin-
quish power. It is to be regretted that by this
contest bitter feeling will be perpetuated, and
hereafter France viii only remain peaceful until
an opportunity for hostilities.
The conditions on which the German powers
are willing to treat for peace are all well known.
They must be commensurate with the sacrifices
OF the nation. A strong defensive frontier is es-
sential to prevent future aggressions against the
south as well as the north of Germany. The
Federal Government now asks Parliament to
grant the needful means of peace which is
eagerly desired.
If work has not been stopped by war which
has begotten closer unity, especially between
the Northern and Southern States, il is impera.
tive that the negotiations pending, as well as
those completed with the latter. should be at
once submitted to you for your consideration.
The speech concludes with an invocation for
Gods favor and protection.
Treaty Signed.
The treaty uniting the Kingdom of Bavaria
with the North German Confederation was
signed last night
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beyond Villejuif From these intrenchments
one may clearly see the Prussian seutinels One
hundred and fifteen mitralleuses, received from
private makers, and heavy naval guns, made
here, have been placed on the works beyond
Villejuif."
The health of the city has improved deci-
dedly. Last week the deaths were 1878. This
week they number 1862. Deaths from small
pox last week, 37S; this week, $780,
Movement of Troops.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Manteuffel. at last ac-
counts, was in the neighborhood of Laon.
Switzerland is reinforcing her troops on the
French and German frontiers.
The Tours MORiteur reports that sufficient
force is now opposed to General Werder to stop
his further advance southwark.
The National Guard of Evreux, and the
country people, harass the Prussian troops.
The French resumed the offensive at Vernon,
and captured large Prussian convoy.
Its escort, 1900 strong fled after a slight com
bat. There are no Germans in the valley of
Euren. The Moniteur reports four more mill
tary executions. Communications with Auxerre
vnd BesaBcon have been restored.
The troops with which Verde was advancing
have been transferred to the command of Prince
Frederick Charles. The inhabitants of Lyons
have removed the equestrian statue of Napoleon
! from Place BecouT.
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Forty of the Baton Rouge rioters have been
discharged.
Thanksgiving Day was generally observed
yesterday throughout the United States.
The American Mechanics dedicated new
hall at Congress, ten milss east of Harrisburg,
yesterday afternoon.
Twelve men under the sentence of death in
Cuba were pardoned by De Rodas at the Havana
celebration of the election of the Duke of
Aosta to the Spanish throne.
"A convention of the Sunday y-schools of the
Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Church
South assembled yesterday Mt Staunton, Va,
and will remain in session until Monday.
The fourth annual reunion of the Society of
the Army of the Cumberland commenced at
Cleveland yesterday, and among those present
were Generals Sherman, Rosecrans, and Hooker.
An imposing demonstration was made in
Washington yesterday upon the reception of
Archbishop Spaulding, of Baltimore, who has
recently returned from visit to Rome.
-EX- Secretary Cox authorizes the statement,
in reply to an intmation recently made that he
was inclined to issue patent to the New Idra
Company, under any circumstances, to be with
out foundation.
1t is reported in st. Louis that Governor
McClurg, Of Missouri, has convened an extra
session of the Legislature and that Senator
Drake has been appointed to a judgeship in the
Court OF Claims.
u he Emigration Convention reassembled at
Indianapolis yesterday, and a series of resolu-
tons were passed, urging that additional legis-
laton be passed for the better protection of
emigrants to this county.
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Schrs L. g. M. Reed, Steelman, and Ravens Wing,
YORK, hence, at Salem 21st inst.
Schr Sarah Mills, Baker, for Philadelphia, sailed
from New Bedford 21st inst
Schr ID. A. Berry, Walters, from Providence, and
Crusade Davis, from Greenport, both for Philadel-
ha, at New York 22d inst
Schr Emily II. Naylor, Naylor, for Philadelphla,
cleared at Jacksonville 18th inst.
Schr John Shay, Fisher, for Philadelphia, cid nv
Charleston 18th inst, with 410 tons phosphate rock
Schrs s q e. Cerson, Corson; r. Norris Morris; {;
j. Ponder, Jr, Hudson; Lizzie Maui, Bueah; VIM.
F. Garrison, Morris and j. V. Wellington Chipman
hence at Boston 2lst inst.
Schrs r. X. Vaughan Risley, aud Chas e. jack
son, Haynes, hence for Boston, at Holmes Hole 2Oh
instant.
Schrs Marshall Perrin, Covell; Mauantco, Clay
pole; Uncle Tom, Look; Isaac Keen, Richie; aud
Caroline Young, Young, hence for Boston; y. SIN
nicksoD, Wnsmore, do. for Lynn; Chos. G. Smith,
] axe; Sae b., Baeman; aud 2. G.. irwin, john
son, from Boston for Philadelphia, at Holmes Hole
21st inst.
Schrs Rebecca w. Huddell. Floyd. I'm Gloucester
Elwood Dorsn, Foster. and Henry CrosSey, Porter,
from Boston, all for Philadelphia; aud Baltimore,
Rich, hence for New Haven, passed Hell Gate 23d
Instant
Schr f. CLARK, Griffin, hence for Brookhaven, at
New York 23d inst.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF PUL
i Lie BUILDINGS.
OFFICE OF THE CoMMISS IoEERs FOR THE
ERECTION OF TIE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

OFFICE OF THE CONN ISS ION ERS FOX THE !
ERECTION OF TIE PUBLIC BUILDINGS, :
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 3, 1870. J
Proposals will be received at the Once of the
President of the Commission, No. 129 s. SEVENTH
Street, until November 30, 1870, for items one tOO
and three, and until December 81, 1870, for the
balance OF the schedule for the Following materials
and labor:-
l. For carefully removing the iron rallings and
Market streets, and deposting the same in order
upOn such portions of the adjacent grounds as the
commissioners may select.
2 for removing the trees and clearing the ground.
g. For the lumber and labor for the erection OF
board fence twelve Q2) feet in height, with gates TO
inclose the space occupied by Penn Squares, per
lineal foot, complete
4. For excavations for cellars, drains, ducts foun-
dations, ETC., per cubic yard.
8. For concrete foundtions, per cubic foot
6. For foundation stone, several kinds, laid per
perch OF twenty-five feet, measured in the walls.
7. For hard bricks per thousand, delivered at
Broad and Market street during the year 1911
8. For undressed granite per cubic foot, specify
ing the Kind.
ing the kind.
lineal yard OF given weight.
The Commissioners reserve to themselves the
right TO reject any or all OF the proposals.
Further Information can be obtained by applying
10 the President OF the Board or to the Architect,
John Macarthur Jr., at mis- ONCE, No. 2O5 5. SIXTH
Street.
BY order of the Commission.
JOHN RICE, President.
CHAs. r. ROBERTS, Secretary. 1l5
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GLOVES, ETC.
= ART HoL O M G w 8
No. 2a N. HxaHTzz street,

NO. 23 ~. EI9ETEZ Street,
Goods bought very cheap during the recent warm
weather.
100 dozen Ladies' Berlin lined Gloves, 25c
80 i" Black Berlin lined Gloves 25c.
90 90 dozen Ladies ClCtn Gloves, sle.
Ladies' Lisle thread feeced, 25c.
Ladies' SILK 1eeced 3sc.
ladies' SILK Garntlet neeced, soc.
Ladies' high color Cloth Gloves, Blue, Green, and
Ladies White, Wine, Blue, and Bun Cloth
Gloves
Ghndren's White, Blqe,Iand Scarlet Cloth Gloves.
Cmldrens fine French Gloves.
Laoies Castor Gauntlets.
Gents Buck
Gents Castor Gloves sl25 up.
Bows Buck Gloves
D'' DEMONSTRATION IN HOSIERY.
Ladies fun regular made Hose, 25c.
b0 dozen English regular made Hose reduced from
3S to sic. f: best bargain yet offered.
Ladies' Fleeced Hosiery, from 25c. up.
LADIES' BalbTiggan, SOC.
Half dozen Ladies Balbriggan, s275 neat box.
Gents English super stout Halt Hose, 25c.
Gents English super tipped Half Hose, 2Sc.
Chidrens Fancy Hosiery, all prices.
Chldrens Blue Ribbed, extra long.
Chidren's Scarlet, regular aud extra lengths.
Childrens White, regular and extra lengths.
Children's extra long IN various co!ors.
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Undervests, T5c. up.
Ladies full regular made 81 25 up.
ldOlBs DDutINShJS dL lowest Prices.
Chidrens Vests all sizes.
Gents Shirts, G0c. up
Gents Shirts, all sizes, 81 to "a inches.
Corsets, Sc, 81. $3.50. sl.l5
VELVET RIBBONS.
Olive Branch Velvet Ribbons, all widths, at the
lowest prices quoted.
Embroideries, Hamburg Edging and Insertings.
Linen Hdkfs., &c. up.
Ladies Hemsttch Hdkfs 12Hc up.
Gents Linen Hdkfs., 10, 20, 25 81, 3Sc, up.
Linen Collars and Guns.
New styles Linen Collars and CuffS.
Lace trimmed Collars and Cuffs.
Lace Collars ID, Is, 20, 25c. up.
Lace Collars, all the new fancy styles
Sash Ribbons.
Bow Ribbons.
T-inch all silk Sash Ribbons 81.
KID GLOVES! KID GLOVES!
Joseph Gloves, 81.
La Belle Kid Gloves, s1'25.
B, st 81 25 Glove in America.
2Button Kid Gloves.
Children's Kid Gloves.
White Opera and Colors, for Ladies, Misses, and
Gentlemen.
BARLEY" Kid Gloves.
"Bajou"
Chil6Tcn's 81,
Children's button 81 40.
Ladies' button, 81 so, s1.75, sl97, 81, $3.50.
GREAT KID GLOVE EMPORIUM
A. &. J. B. BARTHOLOMEW,
No. 23 N EIGHTH Street IL IL swift
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@ p G l L N o TT C E.
TO CONTRACTORS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-
TON.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF TEXAS1
Crexas and Louisiana),
CHIEF QUARTERMA MAsTERs OFFICE,
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. 81, 1870.
The advertisement from this ONCE dated Austin,
Texas, September 10, 1s70 inviting ''Proposals for
Army Transportation in Texas, is modified so as TO
require the transportation from the 1st day OF Janu
ary 1871, to the 30th OF June, 1871,
The clause requiring the Transportation TO be sur
nished exclusively by Horse and Mule Teams s re-
yoked.
copy OF this notice. in addition TO the advertise
ment dated September 49, 1870, must be attached to
each proposal.
BY order OF the Department Commander:
JAMES A. EKIN,
Deputy O. NJ General U. s. A., Chief Quarter
master Department OF Texas. n1Tet
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CLEARED WEDNESDAY.

Steamship Saxon, Boggs Boston, IL. Winsor Il Co.
Steamer Salvor, Mershon, Richmond and Norfolk,
W. i. Clyde d Co.
Steamer William P. Clyde, Sherwood, New York,
John +. Obi.
Clyde Co.
Steamer Mayfower, Fultz, New York. w. p. Clyde
Il Co.
str Beverly, Pierce, New York, W. F. Clyde s. Co.
Steamer II. l.. Gaw Iler, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Schr Mary d. Ireland, Ireland Charleston, ChAs.
Haslam d CO.
Schr j. W. Haig Brewer, Norfolk, do.
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which compare with tho great in england
and scotland The admission Of foreign built vessels TO
the privileges of an americon register would tend TO
crush out Tor an indefinite period all attempts at iron
shphudipg in this country and TO donation ilize
merchant marine tho interests of formidable
rival IN Europe. II is TO be hoped that such will be
adopted shall tend 20 place at least oneh af OF
shipping engaged in the foreign trade under the Ameri
flag.
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ARRIVED WEDNES DAY

Bark Hawthorn, Williams 40 days from Liverpool
with mdse. to Penrese. Massey d Co.
Schr 1eumah, Hall, days from Darien. Ga.
with lumber to SoudeT a. Adams vessel to Wares
& Gregg.
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MEMORANDA.

Ships General Butler Chase and Camilla, Hum
phrey sailed from Calao Path ult for United States.
Br. steamer Calabrla McMickan, for Liverpool via
New York, cleared at Boston goth inst at New York
Br. steamers Tarifa Murphy; Algeria, lie Messu-
rier; Colorado, Freeman and Helyetia, Griggs, for
Liverpool; and Acadia, Tannock, for Savannah, CID
Steamer Ohio, from Baltimore, at Grlmsby, Eng,
Steamer Iowa, from New York for Glasgow, at
MOVille Yesterday.
Steamer Columbia, from New York for Glasgow,
Steamer San Francisco, from Bermuda, at New
York 23d inst.
sailed from New Orleans goth inst.
Steamer Sherman, Blanchard, from New York, at
Steamer City OF Galveston, Edridge, from New
York, at Key West nth inst, and sailed for Gal
Steamer Cuba Dukehart for Havana, Key West
and Baltimore, sailed from New Orleans tTth inst.
Steamer Panther, Mills, from Savannah 20th inst
for Philadelphia has on board $50 bales cotton 2I5
bales yarns and domestics % sasks rice, ol coils
GGpe 6d ron ey nd s paeRsges mde eonS pig on '0nS
Steamer ]. s. GreeR, Vance, for Philadelphia, sid
steamer Norfolk, Plat, hence at Norfolk 9lst
inst, and sailed for Richmond.
Arg bark Lola, Merrill, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Bark Norton Slower, Price, hence, at Boston 22d
Bark Atlas, White, hence at Helvoet sth inst.
Schr John Shay, for Philadelphia sailed from
Charleston 23d inst
Schrs j. w. Hine, Lane, and r. S. Simmons,
Candy, hence, at New Haven 21st inst.
Schr Minnie Kinnie, hence for Norwich, at New
London 2lst inst.
scnr Ii. w Godfrey, Sears, hence, at Portland
2lst inst
Schr ]. S. Watson, Houck, hence, at Lynn 10th
instant.
Schrs Problem, Marshall, and Isle of Pines hence,
at Norfolk 2lst inst
Schr John Stockham, Price, hence, at Newbury-
port 21st inst
Schr G. A. Bartlett, Bartlett, for Philadelphia, sid
from Bristol X. L., 10tn inst.
Schr Hannah Backman, Jones, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Bristol. X. 2lst inst.
Schr Emma M. Fox, Case, hence, at Newport p.
M. 20th inst.
Schr Fanny Hammer, Brooks, from Providence for
Philadelphia at Newport 2eth inst
ESchr j. H. Gallagher, Boyle, for Philadelphia, sid
/ from Richmond 21st inst.
Schrs William ii Tiers, clifford; American Eagle,
| Shaw; and j. Worthington, Brown, hence, at Pro-
| vidence 21st inst.
Scbr ii. L. Slaight wiletts, for Philadelphia, sid
/ from Providence 2lst inst.
Schrs L. S. lowering, Corson; S & M. d, Soul,
| Steelman; w. w. Pharo, Allen; and Il. English,
! EDglish, hence, at Boston 22d inst
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ROOFINOs
ID r o o + g.
IL THIS Roofing is adapted to all buildings. II
'- STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
at one-half the expense OF tn 1t is readily put on
old Shingle Roofs without removing the shingles,
thus avoiding the damaging OF ceilings and furniture
while undergoing repairs. mo gravel used.)
PRESERVE YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WELL
TONS ELASTIC PAINT.
am always prepared to Repair and Paint Roofs
at short notice. Also, PAINT FOR SALE by the
barrel or gallon the best and cheapest In the
market
W. A. WELTON,
slTs No. III N NINTH ST., above Coates,
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BOARDING..

1901 GIRARD STREET, BETWEEN ELE-
IAAl venth and Twelfth and Ohesnut and Mar
ket streets Vacancies for Families and Single Gen
tlemen. Also. a suit of rooms on the second door,
furnished or unfurnished, with hrst-cass board
Also table board. 10 24u
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NEWS suREMx ARx.



Considerable alarm prevailed yesterday
afternoon at the new museum at Ninth and Arch
streets, by the appearance of smoke throughout
the building. The house soon cleared of
spectators, and an investigation disclosed the
presence of fire in fue. The flames were
extinguished with a loss of 5000 to the pro-
prietoTs.
The negro brigade was attacked yesterday
afternoon on Chesnut street bridge, the result
of which was that Sydney Eastman, colored
James Harrison, William McIlhenny, and X.
Dufiie were seriously injured.
The display of the military yesterday at the
review by Major General George G. Meade, at
Landsdowne, was very creditaole one.
Thanksgiving day was generally observed
as holiday. Sermons we're delivered in the
various churches, and there were the usual
crowded houses at places of amusement
Luke Lee, aged thirty-seven years, residing
at No. 172S Stiles street, instantly killed
yesterday morning in the coal yard of Sill ~
Lee, No 1925 Market street. In order to facil-
tate the dumping of coal through the bottom of
the car, he got beneath it, aud was caught by
the load of coal suddenly falling from the car.