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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-25

frightful disaster was recently aVerteu
in England by the good sense ana bravery
of a Cornish farmer. The horses OF a staSe,
coach had become unruly, and dragged the
reins from the frightened driver, when tne
farmer, who was ON the inside, forced nln l
sell upon the back of the shaft morse anu
thence to the leader. By pattlng ana caIeSs-
ing, he guided the terrified beasts down d
steep. mountainous road, through the mar mar
row streets of crowded village, ana hnaiiy
brought them safe to halt in the open co Gun
try, after mad drive of eight or yen lhlIes res
Commenting on the farmers methpu, anu
the award Of medal for the act, LONDON ae,n
paper saws: at was odd that 1t shoaid nave
required the visit of an Ohio farmer some
years ago. to make so elementary ruin
clear but, in fact. Rarey gave the tratn
practical application. Horses, though uo cide
and gentle. are timid and nervous NOISE
and Violence will only aggravate thelr yer,
ror if once reused but they can be sootheo
if a man has the sense and temper to go
about his task the right way. Rarey was an
anostle Of tIe truest humanity, and it is only
RI he regretted that much of his teachings
fell on SO stony and ungenial soil as the
coarse nature of English kinds and carmen"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-25

The German papers have story OF 6!o an
uhlan who was mobbed six times in diner
ent French cities and villages on his trans
fer to prison as prisoner of war, the re-
suit of which was that he had his arm
broken in two places and sustained other
serious bodily injuries. He has now sued
the French government for $50, 900 damages,
and Bismarck has assured him that be shau
get it. Spectators are running after him
to purchase his claim. t,, uFa.-5 ga
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-25
THE KISS.
BY CHARLES siBLEr,


BY CHARLES SHELBY,
Upon ae stormy Sunday,
Coming aGsaon the lane,
Were O score of bonnie lasses,-
And sweetest, maintain,
Was Caddie.
That took unneath my piaddie,
To shield her from the rain.
She said that the DAISIES blushed,
For the kiss that had ta'en:
wadna haze thought the lassie
Wad sac of q kiss complain.
Now, laddiei
Wilma stay under your pladdie,
If gang hame in the rain"
But on an after Sunday, fF
When cloud there was not ane,
This selt-same winsome iassie--
We CHANGED to meet in the lane
Said: "Laddie, ..I-
Why ainna We wear your pladdie
Wha kens but il may rain f"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-26

fATAL SHoOTING.-Ben. Ellsworth,
a team>ter and an old and respected
citizen of Carson, was shot i'll the
groin at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
III Pin Nut Valley, Douglas county.
by a Mexican named Eduardo Rodri-
go>. the weapon used being a rifle. 1t
seems that Rodri-o> and another Mex
Icln named Ndtia> Arballo had a dis.
putc about the title to a wood ranch.
and that the Shot which took effect in
tie groin OF Ellsworth who was IrrS-
entl was intended for -Arballo. bne
gentleman WhO WAS in the vicinity at
the tltne- expresses the opinion that
the Shot was intended for Ellsworth,
out he knows no aus the Mexican
had for shooting him. Sheriff Bu!leu
ot Douglas was Informed Of the affair
yesterday, and probably went after
The shooter yesterday afternoon. Els
worth Was i'll a critical condition at
last accounts. and the wound Was be-
IieVe'l to be 4 fatal one. He Will
probably be brought home o-dav.
Ellsworth was we'll known and highly
respected in thi> city. where his family
resides. His residence is in the north
western portion of the city, but for
some time he had been stopping in
~ '-ioH N'"N'l.G "'tI MS
III '"'' ic.'0"'
WAR OF THE ELEyE\Ts-Thn Al.
nina Ni,or ,n..
on the Tuesday preceding a terrific
ID"
The T.rbtuIur v..,ha most will aHi
ever seen in the Great Basin:
a c,oui-bHr>t occurred above Monitor
tilt swept everything before 1t Tor
'niHe distance. AMI a gi-anJlc land
>.ide started from silver Mountain
ctN amt rushed with -reat fury down
toFtuous canyon fora distance of SIX
niles. We guess Mark Gai-c Billy
w l!>pl n Harry rlGht lWho are
SOM. n,-,uk an tLa T,,I nnn,I
II Monitor.
STATE !
,
""' beHNtF mas re ,
two additional borders at the
Prison: >hep. Wixon. sentenced
u eighteen months from I.auIrr f
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AT GLENBRoOK. The following
named persons registered at the Glen.
brook Hotel "a. Ii. Saxton, prOprie.
tor eastern shore of Lake BigIer,
July sd and 9th: l.. T. Fox, Gold
Hill; J. A. Eaton, A. w. Won
Schmidt, Walter Won Schmidt. +. b.
Pond. L. Chatter, j. G.. Stebbins. NJ.
Z~eilerbach. j. \. Suydam and wife,
SAN Francisco: Gen. Craven, Miss
Craven. New York; J. II. Mccain.
Vallejo; +. Mccullough, Empire: +.
l.. ThOrntain and wife, Mrs. Gates,
Nellie Clarke, Miss Delaney, II. :.
bay, Carson: j. A. Brumsev, {. C..
Waterman, Virginia City;S. Reinhart,
Elko; y. c. Dale, NJ. St. John, Truckee;
ii. w. Hatch, Walker River.
AT CoRNELIAN Hor SPRISGs.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel W.
b. Campbell, proprietary, on the
northern shore of Lake Biyler on the
I'D: +. :. Fogg. John Connor. Colfax:
X. Kelly, Tho>. Glevan Harry Peters,
Isaac Mcconnell. Guy Thorpe. Col.
John H0>Ser and wife, Hon. l.. T Fox
and wife. T. j. Edwards and wife. Car
son: Il. Il. LaNaIlier, Brunswick Mill:
K. L. Patterson. Nirginia: Mrs. John
HAYES, san Franci~co: j. Nichols.
Clara; y David, IIarper's Ferry.
REFRIGERAToRS.-C. II. Mai>h has
received Il consignment of retrig-
orators, of a new and improved pat
which he is prepared to sell at
such prices as to bring their purchase
the reach of all. Mr.. Mai>h
tIsp notifies the public that he will
sell OF his stock of furniture at cost for
he next sixty DAYS, as he intends lay
Ill a new assortment OF goods.
l. Q. O. +. ENCURsIoN.-Full partic-
liars of the grand excursion to Don
1rr Lake, on the 18th August, will he
ouradVcrti>ing columns. The
,o>t is tritling, the II on the
cute i magnificent, the ball will be Il
affair. and those who Join in the
of pleasure Viii enjoy them
.e,Nts hugely. Go.
BLA>DEL.-Ex-Governo II. C. Bias
lei will leave tor Reno to day, where
- viii remain in attendance on the
lcthodi>t Conference until Monday
ext. and 20 thence to White Pine. Z
lis family, We believe. will spend the ,
.aiance ofthc Summerat bonner Lake. >
llAZY.-Iesterdav the atmosphere ,
as hay as Indian Summer. and the
e1rc>t ridges were clothed in soft
Jco II of blue rs dreamy as that
distant mountain chains are
to wrap about them.
CHANGE OF FARE.-The fare to and
Reno by Overs stages has been =:
ranged t" 81. The drive is made in II
Ur hours, Ovc an excellent road.
it'll fine Concord coaches drawn bv
y horses. T
w y LAND. - Surveyor General
~ yesterday received applications
= the purchase of 80 acres of State A
nIs-two Applications for 320 acres Pc
n one for 100 acres. "
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-26

>igned-T. u. Edwards. James :.
Slingorfand, Mark NJ. Gaige, Jacob
Sleter. Peter ~Cavanaugh, Jr., L.. Stern,
Executive COMMITTEES.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
s IL T. q E !: s. II @ e Z. s.,

pE We are now selling fine Organda
Lawns a the astonishing low price OF
- cents Per yard.
Buff oxford, for dresses, % cts. per yard.
Spanish Linen, p cts. per yard.
Corsets, 81 per pair.
Cloth and foXed Shoes, first-class, high
cut, 500 per pair.
French Kid Gloves, 81 per pair.
Slippers, ST per pair.
And every article in our line in proper
ton to SUIT HARD TIMES.
Give us a call and get splendid bargains
while there is a chance.
SHEYER & MORRIS,
Carson street, next door to W., F. & Co.'s
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TucNl1( > - ~ - - O..
Mn N,rrg, Tbo >-oliaw ~
I" - '"oNe
} VI Hi"r7ah ihIii' situate carson rive
just below Empire CITY. was sold t.
the Crown P,iut or,nanv an +bo ~
~
f"''f'>et - '"Ae posses
. m,ora, ,,. ;,.I,7:.-..
aaI .I;L 49,. ...r" 80
hainr ,nnInvad onnL now ~n.cbinary ~
b. driven by steam exclusively vii
be substituted me old and efficient
'"'li iitl'>''h, VIII
remain al the same POST under the
new i'aI"4tiIl'Il me il'achIirefy1>
no" pelii3 IehllN"tt' p"t " phftlpn OF
.iIe >,'liius NIIi ne AeP' running unl'li
! u ""H'' - I'V''t'' up. me
ne" Hh',lIl'tetH viii &c ''iFi"ie Oh run
HI"S 'I'Ss H'a'"!, III" "IiI nave 1--WE"
80 ~ "'!,e', 't 'I''e -ei'tff>, lhu,
IN T., -" i"ti men II VIZ
."'H ~ II NUS i''4"''c 'it va me
t - ct" ''" "".'i "i'' '''
! ~ az ~ i',''i' i"'> 'i'"l-'
u 49, i'''Vi'>e '"e HtIeE
i".' - t', ! ~ Ill '''''.e' 't'' me
~ nm 'r''N a. ne i"'iiitF
can ~lioliEtt 5''d portion Oh me
N"tor heitt'inre passed ny to the
I''N''' WINE me hr"h>"!Ik "aiii can
inG the Jacket turbine. The Mexican
mn mas Deer. >t'ii Gown Tor lModaNo,
inc -"
I,-.,;.. .,:
~
-,
~' VIM o'e '""
concerts at The Carson lheater, instead
of oua-TLur>I9y and Friday avon
|, iu,-.. newt. Wa'vern ,Ii,LrIv mis-
AIKEN 4, TO their ag4S' il, nTr' mo-, ina. -
Yesterday. Both of Them are hirhlv
educated and their n,n-.r,L .Gr.t7 i'm
r.,.> far L4youI ihr;r wears M. iI.-r
leiu. a. rrrt.r. i'm Ir;iIuir,r ami ,a,n.
l">> OF voice a. amy "I the iIr>t class
li~fn1r , ,a,r. 80 n,o ar'I
and Powerful >onltnp yuir,.. ErIu,.
J. tat thirteen, and j. C!a>>ci "a, con
tlaItp. hut has ais" the GItt OF II high
pure tenor a. we'll ~ a ba>~O %profunlO
Ndicc-a gift OF which she i probably
the only living lo>~c>>ur- They have
Received the highest cLcOulIuuI> from
the press OF California. and their con-
| ,vers Of mI.i. in C,r.,m
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METEOROLOGICAL,

ThcrmomttTical observations. made from
S0'clOcE a. III. to i O'Clock y. m, by T..
{. GHirsdo- druggist. etc. No. - south
Carson street:
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Arrivals at the Hotels.

coRBETT HOUsE-CoRBETr BROTHERS, PRoPRIET0Rs
J s Campbell, Virginia r De Arroyave, Mtafa,
FOest, P Kingsley,
X Emerson, Spooner St'n Mrs swift il DR.. Carson v
Mr. Luuky Little Val j Carrigau. Walker k
C Selby, Wa>ho- Valley j Abbott. Genoa
W Crandall, Hyde Park, New York
eRMsBY ~HoUsE-GEoEGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
III L Spargar, Reno Robert Lyon, Genoa
+ COylngton. Mrs Gibson, "
III IL More Santa Rosa is otto Freedman, "
Dr. Hatfield, Cincinnati y nunkin. "
A \ Green. Aurora A II Gri-wald, Munckton
X Il LaNaliiere, u Hill II " Douglas, Virginia
ST. cHARLEs-GEoRGE rufLT. PROPRIETOR.
DR. Hatfield. Cincinnati 1T Fox, Gold Hill
b l. Bliss. Virginia Red. Jacks Valley
Mrs A X Hunt, " Norris,
X ; Egbert. keno
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The Late Celebration.

CARSON, July "a, 1871.
To the citizens of Carson: Your
Committee, appointed to make the
necessary arrangements for the cele-
bration of the Fourth of July, 1871, re-
port as follows:
RECEIPTS.
Total amount Of money collected on sub
e%criEtI"n list (Which lit can be seen at
the Magnolia Saloon 10 80
EXPENDIT URES.
(secei9ted bill, III the h;.nis OF the Committee. J
j. VI Benton. teams and ,sIriagrs for State
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 90
j. NJ. Benton. do. for children OF orphan
IL 90
T. Is. Ran. powder for Cannul..-..-....... - 30
An'.rew Wright. posting iIls.......... 3 %
hIIZlneyer Frs covering two gun rods. 30
WINNIE X David, carriages for Stale officers % 90
A. T.. Calm. making Car Of State........ - %
Sheytr 4 Morris, flannel for cartri scs..... 10
" arren Engine Co entertaining invited
$50 70
Curry Engine Co, drcu rating engine ...... - 81
) j. Na'rlIehaum, tiG- for Gar Of State. II %
l.. |cta-iriI. fit-s for orphans 3 on
r'tc Warren, firing - 81
Miller NullIs, assisting n........---....... "a
told Hill Bia>- Band 8 ~ 10
State REGISTER, IrIsIinG.....---...-..... Is %
30
>igned-T. u. Edwards. james :.
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RECEIPTS.
Total amount OF MONEY collected on sub
ocrIEtl"n LIST which li-t can be seen at
the Magnolia saloon SSl3 =
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FROM CAPR MAY.

BreakisE Up ofa Den Of Thieves, Ths Arrest
FrOm Our Otcn Correspondent.
DENNIsvILLE, Cape May County, N. j., Feb.
27.-Fer few days past Cape May has been the
scene ofconsiderable excitement, in consequence
of the breaking up by the people Of a den
of thieves, and the arrest of the whole
gang, numbering seven. For years they have
infested the county, plundering and stealing
from one end TO the other, and some OF them
had already been inside the walls the State
Prison. Being bold, wicked set OF men, they
were known only to be feared.
Tue circumstances which at last aroused the
people, and which led to the raid upon them
and their subsequent arrest, are as follows
On the night of the Sth instant, Mount Pleasant
and seavile Stations, on the Cape May and
Milvile Railroad, were broken into and
plundered of property to the value of several
hundred dollars. 1t was then generally believed
that this same gang were the perpetrators
Since then various persons have had their out
houses, stables hen-roosts, ETC., plundered, and
on Wednesday night, 22d, Dennisville became
the scene OF their operations, and a number of
families were heavy losers in conse-
quence. On Thursday various consulta-
tions were held among the people
of the village, and it was decided that on
Friday morning large force should make raid
upon the settlement winch less In the WOODS
between Denuisville aud the Court House, and, If
possible, recover tina stolen property. Numbers
joined them from neighboring villages. and the
party, numbering about fifty, proceeded
in wagons to the suspected territory.
Here they were not long in making
discoveries even beyond their expectations.
Not only the goods which had so recently been
stolen were found, but some were identified
which has been missing as long as two years,
some buried in boxes and barrels, some between
the weather-boards and plaster OF the houses,
most of them being found in the woods sur
rounding their miserable habitatons.
Upon this evidence warrants were issued for
their arrest. The ringleader was overtaken by
Constable Chester some miles away, and when
brought to bay showed fight, when Chester
ed him down with the butt of his pistol
and secured him. His name is Facemyer Five
others were arrested on that day-three of them
named Garrison, one Colwell and one Corson.
On Saturday the search was continued, and
another arrest made-the elder Garrison.
All were lodged in Jail, and on Sunday Sheriff
Steelman, fearing an attempt to break Jail,
placed an extra guard outside well armed.
Proceeding inside, he warned the culprits as to
what would be the inevitable result of any at
tempt on their part to gain their freedom, and
also drew from them confessions as to where
other goods were secreted, which had thus far
failed to be discovered.
1t is to be hoped that they will receive what
they so justly deserve long sentence to the
State Prison, and the community thus freed
from such depredations for years to come.
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DIED.


DAvIs.-on the 2eth instant, BLrzABE7H DAVIS,
rellct OF the late Edward g. Davis in the nth year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence NO. 932
Nortn Thhty-second street, West Philadelphia,
proceed to the vault OF the Asbury M. E. Church
Services at the church
HMEs-On the 26th instant, BARTHOLOMEW, son
OF John and Ann Hines, in the 29d year Of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF his parents, No. 1901 Pennsylvania avenue, on
Wednesday morning. at O'Clock.
LAFFERTY.-0n the Goth instant, JAMES LAFFBRTY,
aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence Cayuga
street, below Germantown road, lower end OF Ger
mantowD, on Wednesday morning, at 8 O'Clock.
MCCLUsKBY.-On the 26th instant, FRANCIS Nc
CLUsKEY, aged 49 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, No.
1909 N. Second street, on Thursday morning, at 81
O'Clock.
ToBIAs.-on the morning of the 2sth instant, at
the residence OF his rather in this city, J. SRNEEFP
TOBIAS, only son OF Joseph +. Tobias s''
TRICKBR.-Suddenly, on the morning OF the Goth
instant ROBERT TRICKER, in the 37th year OF his
age.
ment, No. SO, l. o. o. F., and Philadelphia Lodge,
No. 22 X. OF P, are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from the residence OF his mother, No. 1887
South Seventeenth street. on Wednesday afternoon,
March 1st, at O'Clock.
WAIHwRIGHT-On the 27th instant, JOHN VAIN
WRIGHT, in the 93d year OF his age.
The relatives and male friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the
residence OF his aunt, No. 627 Vine street, Thurs
day, I'd instant, at 10 O'Clock.
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wHIrcom's ASTHMA REMrDY-sure cure.

THE APPROACH OF warm weather, with the old diff
hculty of keeping provisions in good condition, re-
minds us that we viii need good and reliable Ice
Chest Refrigerator The fault OF most OF the diff
ferent makes OF refrgerators is that they sweat.
When the atmosphere is made sufficiently cold to
preserve meats, ,etc sweet, there is no moisture and
whenever there is any appearance OF moisture or
sweat it is sure indication that the temperature is
too mild for the purpose. The Star Refrigerator
manufactured by Messrs. Bozorth Supple, we be-
eye to be entirely free from this objection, the
makers give the best evidence Of their confidence in
il by guaranteeing it to preserve perfectly dry
mOspheIe, or the money refunded TO The purchaser.
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MUsICAL AND DRAMATIC,
Yhe CItv Amusemenrs

AT THE WALNUT Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams
appeared last evening, TO moderately-flled
house, in the Irish drama of The FAIRY Circle
the farce of The Customs of the Country and
the comedIetta of Who Speaks First? These
pieces are all well known, and they give Mr..
and Mrs. Williams excellent opportunities to
represent the impossible stage Irshman and
the equally impossible stage Yankee girl. Of
the two performers the lady, as is proper is the
better artist and there is real humor in her
personations which is lacking in those of Mr..
peared to give pleasure to those in attendance,
and 1t excited considerable applause.
The same bill will be repeated this evening.
AT THE ARCH Lotta commenced an en-
gagement last evening to well-flled house,
and delighted her admirers by personating bix
different parts in John Broughams concoction
entitled The Little DetectiUe. Lotta is as viva
cious as ever, and she has apparently lost none
of her popularity. The performance last even
ing differed in nothing from others she has
given in this city, and therefore does not call
for particular comment.
The Little Detective willb repeated this even
ing.
AT THE CHEsNUT large audience was in
attendance last evening to witness Mr.. Daven-
ports great personation of 'Sir Giles Over
reach" in the play of A Nea1 Way to Pay
Old Debts. The play was remarkably well repre-
sented and Mr.. Davenport's superb acting ex-
cited the utmost enthusiasm.
A NeGC Way to Pay Old Debts will be per-
formed again this evening.
AT CONCERT HALL the cnllQ VlOllnl5tt Anerl-
Gus, Siguora Roselli Mile Frieda de Gebele,
Herr W. Lotti, Mr.. Albert Laurence, and other
artists will appear this evening in q grand
concert.
AT THE MUSEUM, Ninth and Arch streets,
a dramatic performance will be given this
evening.
A matinee tomorrow.
AT THE AMERICAN miscellaneous programme
will be presented this evening.
AT THE ASSEMBLY BUILDING the two-headed
girl may be seen this afternoon and evening.
THE GERMAN OPERA.-The sale of subscrip-
tion tickets for the season of nine performances
of German opera to commence on Friday even
ing next at the Academy of Music will be held
to-day, only, at the music store of F. A. North
Il Co., No. 1926 Chestnut street. The sale OF
single seats will commence tomorrow. The
troupe includes Madame Lichtmay, Madame
Frederick .Madlle Roemer, Mad'lle Haffner
Messrs. Habelmann, Carl Bernard, Himmer
Vierling, w. Formes, Franosch, Steinecke
Carl Formes, and others. The operas an
nounced are The Jeacess, The HugueaotS, VII
liam Tell Idnnhduser, Fra d ,dpOLo StrddelLd
The Magic Flute, and TroodtOre.
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DUNN BROTHE ERS,
BANKERS,
Nos, 81 and 53 s. THIRD St.,

u, alers in Mercantile Paper, Collateral Loans,
Government Securities, and Gold
Draw Bills OF Exchange on the Union Bank OF
Iondon ana issue travellers letters OF credit through
Messrs. BOWLES BROS & CO., available In all the
cities OF Europe
Make Collections on all points
Execute orders for Bonds and Stocks at Board Of
Brokers.
Allow interest on Deposits subject to check at
sight IL
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BuRNETr's FLoRIMEL-An exquisite perfume

MR.. WILLIAM w. CASSIDY, the jeweler at No. s
South Second street. has OF the largest and NEST
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware In the city. He has also on hand ne assort-
ment OF nne American Western Watches Those
who purchase this store at the present time are
certain to get the werth OF their money.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For additional Special Notices sec Inside Pusss.


rSsp PoSTPoNEMENT OF THE NEXT STATE
CONVENTION.
The following resolutions were passed yesterday
by the State Central Committee
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a, 1871.
Resolved That the time for the meeting OF the
Republican State Convention be and the same is
hereby postponed until WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
OF May next, and that the delegates who may be
elected thereto be and they hereby requested to
assemble at the Hall OF the House of Representa-
tives, Harrisburg, at 10 O'Clock noon on said day.
Resolved, That Mahon II. Dickinson, Esq, OF
Philadelphia be appointed chairman OF the State
Central Committee, in place Of the Hon. John
Covode, deceased.
Resolved, That the Republican State Central Com
mittee heartily endorses the action OF the Repub-
can members Of the Legislature in supporting the
bill providing for the call Of convention to revise
and amend the Constitution of the State.
Resolved, By the Republican State Central Com
mittee, that we endorse the action of the Phila-
delphia members of the committee In opposing
the passage OF bills to govern the city OF Phadel-
phia by commissioners to be named by the Legsla-
ture.
226 MAHLoN H. DICKINSON, Chairman.
s6y COURSE OF LECTUREs
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
EIGHTH Street, above Arcn,
at O'Clock p. M.
Tuesday. March 7, 1871, Rev. E. d. G. PRIME,
D. D., of New York.
subject-"Around the world-How to Go-what
to See-What 1t Costs"
Tuesday, March 81, 1871, Rev. A. A. WILLITS
d. d.
Subject-"Sunshine"
Tuesday March 49, 1871, Rev. ALEXANDER
REED, ID. D.
Subject-"Italy, as Saw It,"
Tickets for the course, 81 single tickets 50 cents
to be obtained at Gould Il Fischer's No. 923 Ches-
nut street. and at the door on the evenings OF the
lectures. Q 2S me T.
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CHoWDoN 4 RAU'S GOAL DEPOT, coz
- DIILWYN and WILLOW Streets-Lehigi
Sehuylknl COAL, prepared expressly for fam
a. the lowest cash prices
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sREolAL NorIOEs.

RGy~ LATEST STYLES IN GBNTLEMENS
Boots and Shoes.-A large assortment OF our
own make, OF different measures, always on hand.
BARTLETT,
21sf No. SO S. SIXTH Street. above Chestnut.
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MARRIED.

EyANs-KUTz.-On Thursday evening" February
Es at the residence OF the brides parents, No. 1888
n Seventh street, by the Rev. James l.. Smith, Mr..
WILLOUGHBY EVANS to Miss EMMA FRARoRs KUFz,
an OF this city.