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OBITUARY..
Alexandra Thomas Marie


On Tuesday last, in the city of Paris, died
Alexandra Thomas Marie once prominent
politician of France. He was born February 10,
1897, and was consequently in his 74th year at
the time of his death. His birthplace was the
town of Auxerre, Yonne, and he was educated
at the college of that place. He afterwards
studied law in Paris, and became member of
the bar in 1919. He obtained considerable repu-
tation in this capacity. He was one of the coun-
sci for the accused in June, 1882, and at later
periods defended NJ. CADET and Pepin the ac-
compice of Fieschi, with much ability. He was
elected member of the council of his order in
1880, and IN 1910 and 1S41 was bdtonnier of the
same. He was twice elected to the Chamber of
Deputies, in 1S42 and 1876, and was on the side
of the Opposition. Marie was the first to declare
the illcgality of the proposed regency after the
Revolution of 1S4S, and suggested q provisional
government. Under this Government he be-
came Minister Of Public Works, and organized
the national workshops. The National Assem-
bly, received him with many marks of favor. He
was appointed to the Executive Commission,
and chosen President. In 1S49 he returned to
his profession which he practised until 1868,
when he was returned to the Legislature by q
large majority as the Opposition candidate.
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RoBBERY.-About IL o'clock last night, the
office OF the Merchants Transportation Com
pany, located on Delaware avenue, below Race
streets was broken open by thieves, and rohhcd
of q lot of lines, bagging, etc.
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WILLIAM L. DENNIS, ESQ. will deliver one of
his amusing "Poneyville Lectures" at the AS
sembly Building on Thursday evening, May 3,
for the benefit of the Kenderton Presbyterian
Church. The subject will be "Our Church and
Conprepationn
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DEATH IN THE CELL.-Early this A. M. the
turnkey of the Twelfth District Station House
Mary Ann shearcr, aged 85 years. Her death Is
attributed to heart disease.
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CRIoKET.-The first of a series of practice
games of the Philadelphia Cricket Club, first
eleven VS.. twenty-five, will be played on the
grounds of the club in Camden, on Saturday
afternoon next, commencing at o'clock.
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FIREs.-About o'clock last evening a stable
in the rear of No. 2212 Wood street was slightly
damaged by fire. The origin of the fire is sup
posed to have been incendiary.
The residence No. 1917 Marshall street was
slightly damaged by fire about II o'clock last
night,
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Baron Won Hesse.

The death of this distinguished Austrian
soldier is announced by the latest mail from
Europe. He was born in 1888, and entered the
military service in 1906. He distinguished him
self greatly at the battle of Wagram, and went
through a most brilliant career. AS Field-Mar-
shal-Lieutenant in 1S42, he remained attached
to the Army of Italy, and the war of 1S4S fur
nished him with an opportunity for displaying
his strategical requirements. In the war of 1859,
after the defeat of Magenta, he was called to
replace General Giulay at the head of the Aus
trian forces; and he it was who drew out, with
the Emperor Francis Joseph, the plan of the
battle of Solferino. He was named Field-Mar-
shal on the 18th of July following.
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CAPTURED.-Early this morning the Twelfth
district police succeeded in capturing John
Cahan and James Buckley, who are charged
with assaulting police officers during a riot on
Easter Sunday, at Seventeenth and Callowhill
streets The prisoners were captured while
asleep in bed in a house on Wood street, near
Seventeenth. Alderman Pancoast held them in
$500 bail each to answer
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from EUROPE.
French Political IIeetIuas.

PARIS, April 2S.-Many of the political meet
ings held throughout the country yesterday
were excited and turbulent. In all those which
assembled in this city shouts of Vioe la Re
publirne" were heard.
Violent Popular Disturbances.
Prime Minister Olivier was violently attacked
by the speakers who styled him a renegade and
ty"itor. On the breaking up of the meetings,
GStes for republic were repeated, and in many
cases the people separated singing the 'Mar-
seillaise." No rioting occurred anywhere.
This Anernoon's Quotations.
FRANKFORT, April 2s.-U. S. 5-2Os opened firm
at 951.
74f.
ship News.
QUEENSTOWN, April 2S.-The steamships The
Queen and Sanaria from New York. arrived here
yesterday afternoon on the way to Liverpool.
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SHIPPING.
PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTH
. ERN MAIL STEAMSHIP OoMPANY'S
10 HETTY.AR IINE2

E014t4EH1tn QUEEN STREET WHARF.
-The YAZOU will sail for NEW ORLEANS, via HA-
VANA, on TUESDAY, May TO- atsA. M
The ACHILLES will sail from NtN oRLhANS' direct
0p The WYOMING will sail for SAVANNAH on sATUR-
The cENTfPEDE will sail from SAVANNAH on
The PioNRER viii sail for WILMINGTON, N. O.. on
Through bills ef Sding signed and tickets sold
10 nIs az os Lnpa SIGNED At QUEEN STREET WHARF
FOR freight Or passa9e, apply e ,rs &c., 49,.
4&S Ne. I3Q ReatA THIRD Street
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Alto II IL ",

ARMS. MoHoGRAAds. ILLUMINATING. Ero.
DRRKA. loss OHESNUT Street.
Gard I'm ETAver and EtAtionsr.
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Baptist churches of this city will meet this
afternoon at Beth-Eden Baptist Church. Broad
and Spruce Streets formally to recognize, in the
name of the denomination, the existence of this
new church, whose edi6ce is so great an ornament
to our principal thoroughfare. This evening at
o'clock very interesting services in connection
with the recognition will be held and Rev. P. s.
Henson will preach sermon. The public are
invited to be present
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To BE ALTERED.-The gentlemen who
manage the affairs of horticultural Hall so
ably are about to make extensive improvements
in its interior arrangements. 1t is proposed to
build an additional gallery over the one 'front.'
ing on Broad street, and thus prevent the re-
Verberation which has been SO much complained
of. There are numerous other improvements to
be made In other respects, but the one mem
toned is the most important.
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SPECIAL NoIHGais.

e GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL
IIostettef's United States Almanac for 1871,
distribution, grats, shroaghout all the United
States, and Az civilize's countricE ofthe wes-
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the frstsof Jansary, and all who wish to-
nudcrstand he ts'us phiiosophy Of health
Should read and ponderthe valuable suggcs-
tions 4 contains. In addition to aii adrnirs.
n8ls hledical treatise on The causes. preven-
tion atia cure of great variety of diseases,
i embraces large amount of information
interesting TO the merchant, the mecianic
tho miner, the fermcr, the planter, and pro-
fessional men; Sinid Tie calculations have been
made for such meridians and latitudes as are
most suitable for Q correct and comprehcn-
site NATioSAL GALEspaR.
ahenature, uses, und extfaortlinay ssiii-
tarS sFects of IIestctter's Stomach Biitefs,
the staple tonic and Alternative of more than
half the Christian world, arc fully set forth
in its pages, which are also interspersed with
pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes Cor
the household and farm. humorous anecdotes,
and other instructive and amusing reading
matter, original aud selected. Among the
Aanaais TO appeal with the opening of the.
year. this will he one iif the most useful, mud
mag be had for, The asking. The proprictors,
Mceers Hbstetter s Smith, on receipt sf a
two cent stamp. will forward copy by mail
to any person who cannot procure one insl,is
neighborhool. The Bitters arc sold in every
city, tewn and village, and are extensively
used throughout the, entisc civilized world.
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A Datchmati in Decatur, Illinois, mar
ried second wife in about d Week after
tho loss Of No. I. The Sabbath follow.
ing the wife asked hef lord to take her
out riding and was duly 'cuS up with
the follins response You dinks ride
out init anoder Woman so soon after tho
death Of miuo frauY Nci6, neiap
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( A QUEEN SToRY The reelarkablo
phenomenon Of rain-shower Of Eve
days duration, aud confned to cemese.
ry lot at Mobile, Ala, in which thistecp
members Of The same family have besri
interred, was Witnessed by npwsfds ctk cc,k
2eo persons, 1t continued night and.
day, and 40 no time during it's continu-
anee did il rain any shere elae in the
neighborhood. TEOse who frat witness.
ed the pbehoScnon were afraid to call
general attention to it, for fear they
might run the risk Of being considered
Insane.
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AMENDMENT

Gee esOKsDANANsEst ID feisige SGffS-
plies &C., for flac Town OF
Orangchurg. s.. q.
- .-sssKcrioS 1. That any Itinerant Ven Ter or
Trader who brings Horscs, Mules, &c.. in
the Corporatc Limits OF orangebure atsil
forthwith make Return 10 tile Clerk OF
Council, he number of Stock on ksnd.
SEc. Any Stock, s;ioh "a Hs.ess, =: a::sssses.
&C., scld or Bargained for and Delivered
within the Corporate Limits OF Outside of
the Town ~ CtafEssurg during his or their
stay, after making his 6f their Returns TO
1he Clerk. shalt be subject to the Tax Of One
Dollar per Head.
SIC. g.. Any Violation to thia ordinane
shall subject the Offender to a Fine of not
less thaH Five t61 Dollars nor more than
Twenty Five (25| DBliats:
SEQ. 4. Any Ordinance, or part thereof,
Contrary to or Rcpngnant to this Ordinance,
is hereby Repealed
N. AUSTIN BULL, IL.s.1
1ntendant.
=. J. oLrvEnos, clerE.
dee To al
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sna :hrou.h ths IS stg..st,. 8 Nsus yleass
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sdniirsf Of beauty, mud ee,ta ints tl,ns ~
lsce that peebed out isa,A ,'n,,pr ,,,s
ssstIs chin hat and tl,ss anbayas c,,,l !.
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SIS Hans sailor Win, in.n,, s, ysnsss
CO ,.,,eSl HI ..f.,. ~. 4,
| should not be soiica With the fltb. a: of
| this lane: Wat for 4 t,oassnt onIv sn,
I'd i kill na / ! ;ys,,, Z .,,tb
i So snrineit,e Ssst: her islo 5 esT;,..,s
tcr's shop opposiEc y ne f,afaaincd f;az $
| plas,k board that s..:s>od il mo dosF,yay
and comm bask 8 ti,a sin;l;,3ss s,,;sI 4
wus iust cos,,et tisb c,,osss. y, oc,s;s5t
! tic. services Of the hanasoilSe youth sail
slor he bridncd the. naffow klack stream,
aud lie tripped across sEish Il merry
Thank YOU. aud 4 3,soesish smile. tlIak-.
ling hcs eyes al dazsiiar as thew could
s.c.
a las our Young s.ti ilof WAS perfcctly
ciiar;ned. What else would make him
/ catch dp and thoulder tho plank. and
I follow the little witch through tho Shiny
| stree Il to her home sIae twice rerfufss.
lug the cerinioay OF walking the plank.
sud each time thanking him with ono Of
her eloquent smiles
rsaa1tlf M litro sSss i'm sonna lid =
tfipsup the marble steps of a palace of a
house and disappear within its rosewood
entrance. For full minute he stood
looking at the door, and then with a
wonderful sigh, turned away, disposed of
MS draw bridge and wendell lis Bath
back to his ship
The next day lie was astouishcd with
ian order of promotion ffohi tic Captain.
Poor Jack was speechlGsa with amaze
ment; he had no arbam of being exalted
to The dignity ola second mates office
on board one of the most splendid ships
that sailed out of New Orleans. He
knew he was competent, for instead of
spending his :aoney for, amuscmcnt,
visiting theatres and bowling alleys ou
his return from sea, he purchased books
aid had become quite student; but he
expected years to intervene before his
ambitious hopes would be realized.
His superior officers seemed to look
upon him with considerable lcnioncy,
aud gave him many lair oppurtunity
10 gathet marine knowledce; aud in a
year the handsome, scmtlemanly young
mate hao acquired unusual favor in the
eyes of the por,ly commander, Captain
Hume, who had first taken the smart
little bIack.cyed fellow, with his neat
tarpauiiu, aud tidy bundle, lis his cabin
boy.
One night the youg man with all the
other officers was invited to an entertain
ment at the Captains house. He went,
and to his astonishmcnt mounted the
identical steps that, two years before the
brightest vision he had ever seen passed
ovcr-a vision he had never forgotten.
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a STRoNu HiNT.-A little boy, who
had been told that he must never ask. for
anything toseat when away from home,
went into a neighbor's house when the
lady chanced to be frying doughnuts.
All, said lie. t.5od are cooking
Aware that lie had bsen well trained
aud anxious to see whether his appetite
would get the better Of his manners, the
lady did not give hin any of the dcagh.
nuts,
We'll, said he returning to the charge,
your cakes look NICE
ooh, very nice, said the lady, they,
are the best | ever cooked
After playing With tIie cat d few mid.
utes, he remarked &sag :
And they /. nell nice'
HOh, yes, they smell nice, was the Ia
dys tantalising answer.
Welt said the boy, I suppose if any
little child that was hungry should coins
in here when you were cooking, you
would give him something to .cat
We'll, yes, l think would,
well, said he, ST after ss;...n ~;;,,t.i
the cat, 4 guess | must 90 home, for /
am voi.y hungry
1t Is needless 10 add tiIst he gdt j
doughnut.
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What DO yoa mean by = cat aud dog
life z aid aAusbaad 70 an angry ,slsS.j
look at Carloand Kittys asleep on the
rug ] wish paa lived half As gracofsily
'Sl.h their siyesa Stop. said fha lady.
stie them togesIics, aad sec lscw slisy,
viii egroe,
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The saa's At rest xssl tSil hi srey, 5
sseels softly freiB STAR q .s1
Night gently folss hss sstls wing,
TO greet the eycHila star.
Street. Luna comes meath The VA se, s.
Her sllyery rsysI y shSa.
And looks down or faa neary sa,s
From out her cttsf b1d.
At this lone hour q L boat
Moves gently to ke shore
Into It isEps q lsai.s i'.:..,
Her ioyer nlirs IN tnr. * y
And now soft strain d uinsie iISss s
AsdoMn the stress hey row
A light guitar the III a. holds (.
That brcathss sNsss notes Isl lore
The one--h noble sasas ss ise.
tIia suit, conSsdS Il { gFay,
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In wars own prc
And sac. the faifes! 81 ne l9ns,
Dear Caroline
Has ffsHiited ere saotkef spa
Tobe young oAeElsS bride.
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HOW TO Make HOME sATTRACT1NE. -
Don't have your stairs without banisters at
the risk of hrcaking your ceildren's necks
3DbH9 hsSo wooden ceilings, that require a
cord oflightwood to illuminate the room.
Don't have windows without glass; So that
whenever it. rains you niiist ehut out the
light Of heaven. Don't have sasl;cswitbeut
blinds, go that the summer sur will dazzle
yonr eyes. wrap your sfurnitnre and fade
your carpet. But order all the necessary
materiais for finishing your house in comfort
able style from ?. r Tsale, Charleston, S.
C., the largest manufacturer Of sdch things
in the Southern States.
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From Woodruff & clnHin's Weekly. ]
Gossip fsF Women.
fRtE L0vELINEss.

ShS who thinks noble hoart
Better than noble mien,
Hcnors virtue more than art,
Though 'iis less in fashiEh seen;
Whatsoe'er her fortune be;
She's the bride--tHe Sife--for me.
She who dcoms that inward grace
Far surpasses outward show;
She who values less the face
Than that charm tRs Soul can SLOW
Whaisoe'er her fortune be,
She's the bride-1the wife--for ,as.
She who knows tBS Heart requires
Something more than the lips of dew,
Tint when loves brief rose expires,
Love itself dies win it too
whatsoe'er her fortune BE,
Shoe The 6ride--tho sGe FOR the.
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MARRIED FOR love.

Number ten married because she loved
her husband with all her heart and
soui And she loves him still, and
will probably continue to love him and
is the happicst wife in the world-sc
she says.
We have all the right motive atlast
ono which when sanctifed by desire
snd rsaessation to improve and elevate
each other, and to live true and holy
lives before God, cannot fail to call down
the blessings Of Heaven. But sad is the
fate of those who marry from wrong mo-
tives, to escape their share ef lifs's work,
or 90 get something for which they have
nothing &c give in return.
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WANTED SYMPATHY.

Number niue married because she had
read novels and "wanted sympathy"
Sympathy is fine thing, but it cools
down, at a rapid rate if the domestic
kittle is not kept boiling, and the do
nestle turkey is undono. Novels and
housekeeping don't run very welltogeth-
er in harness, to use a sporting term ;
and number mines supply of sympathy
didn't hold ont very s5hg.
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fsin is supposedzto be the lot ofus poor
mortals, as inevitable as death itself and La
ble at any time TO come upon us. Therefore
II is simpeftant that remedial agents should
be at hand TO be raised on an emergency,
whenthe sstainal principle lodged III ths
system shall develop itself, md ne feel the
excruciating agohics of rn,n, or the depress.
ing influence Of dseahe. sucl remedial
aeent exists inttlln Is5is kli,,rKs s. isosc fsmc
h made the cIfcqjt Of the globe. Amid the
ci.-nal ices Of the polarregions or beneath
the intolerabc and burning sun of the trop-
les iis yiftilts are known and appreciated.
Under all lat;tb.les, from tue one cxtreme 10
s shei other, suifsring humanity has found re-
lief from many Of It's ills ts its use. The
wide and broad area which this 0 ediciue has
spread, attests its value and potencs. From
asmali Beginning, the Pain Killer has push
cd gradually along, making is own highway,
solely by its tirtnes: &e%
Such unexamflca success and popularity
has brought others ittB the field. Who have
attempted, under similarity of name, to usurp
the confidence Of The people and turn il to
their own seiflshness and dishonesty, btt
their efforts have proved frui,less while the
Pain Killer isstill growing in public favoie
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MAnRYIN0 our or spIrE.

Numbe. light married ont of spite be-
cause her first love had taken to himself
second love This piece OF retaliation
might have donc her good at the time.
but In tho long run number eight found
it did n9t pay.
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snE LIKED TO TRAVEL,

Number seven married because slc
thought she shoalti lise to travel. But
Mr. Number Seseu changed his MUD
aiterNard, aud all tho travelling she has
done has been between the we'll aud the
back kitchen door.
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finns having leogsd shout anloAg his
iaslfisa ssaale aasysia iatsngss; eAssf1s
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.smPs g sn'ai';ss ''ls s essons y llsl'
tnt ntausnce teo ilsasl5 70 MARY
= 81 Z : 8 8 !siR a ssiSssl -
Nun,ber one has mar sisd for l,,Ials9
she llaa got tiraS; 9f s5FE II i ssIs s..
d o. reaching school she aE.ansl1l
married l. 8. sss en- wis bat nl6els
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nome wilssas1 Sc s1''s sils y tired 4 M q me
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SsHRiEp FOR MONEY.

Number six married because she was
poor and wanted riches She never
counted on all the other things that were
insepafabIe from those coveted riches.