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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-26
!. n Q. snoEMAKER's srocK.
Societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hail. 3rd and King.
keokuk Tribe, No. 3, l. o. Il. M. at Red Mems
Hail. 4i5 Market street.
Wilmington Division, No. l, S. of T., at 5th
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. /, o. U. A. NJ, at
Hall, $. Il. corner I'd and King streets.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr. y. U. A. NJ, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 5Ol
Market street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, X. of p, at Knights OF
Pythas Hall, 2ll Market street.
Hokeby Lodge No. II, X. Of p. at Rising Sun
st. Johns JommanderY, No. l. X. T., at
Masonic Temple
/. o. o. =. ELECTION.
The following officers were elected by Rey-
nolds Encampment, No. g. l. o. o, F. ON Tues
day evening @. p, James Eginton IL. p
Edwin Stout S, W., Thomas L, Young j. W.
James @. Hinkson Scribe, Peter @. Daley
Treasurer, L. ii. Foulk.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
For Philadephia-1.s5, as, $50 $40, 1880 a m. I;
l2sO, 400, 400, bbO, T.lb, 1925 p. m. Sundays
$50, p.m
For Re5 YOrk-l.s5 a m 1880 and $50 p. m.
For Baltimors-labal aOs and 1908 a. m. 1.2s and
GIT p. m
For the Delassars R. R-la55, $40 and 1910 a. m. /;
60 = IN. No sunday trains
For RstS oastis-l2.b6, $40, 1910 a. m, and l.1O,
For OOatesvilie-s.sa. A. M. and 3 and P. NJ. The
frst two run through TO READING.
nor w. d W. r. R--NMarket St, DepoL) s.25
1910 a. M, and 8. 30 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
i24o $50, and lO.45 a. m; l215 1880, 2sO 400,
500, IOO 1915 and llSO p. IN. Sundays 1oi5,l D.
N.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
FrOm Deldlodre H. R.-sO0 Urom New CaA asl
lOlo a m. 300, 800 and 1890 pm (rhe two lal ter
are freight with passenger car attached)
From ". a r. R-s.1b and Ills, a N. and s.1b
p. m. The s.lb a m. only runs from Coatesville.
From Phfiadelphia-1242 59, 800 a. m 1900,
Lib, 205 s45, hOl 6.1s, SO 1880. Sunday l242 a.
m, and 1870 D. m.
From W. q w. r. R-(Market St., Depot 1865 a.
NJ, 2.l5 and b.10 pm.
- See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-26

R-A Monument as big as the grand Pyramid
might be built OF the teeth that have been ruined by
ne Iect Shall this thing go In the face OF the great
fact that soZeDoNT is a certain preservatve OF
tai decay
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-26

TH-The RTest and sweetest Cod-Llver OIL is Haz
ard Caswells, made on the sea shore, from fresh,
selected nvers, by Caswel, Hazard Co, New York.
IL is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
once taken 1t prefer It 10 all Others Physicians have
decided 1t superior 70 any Of the other oils In mar
Eat
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-26
L, w. sTIDHAM g. SON.
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers
No. III East Fourth street,


WILMINGTON. DEL.
House nj Public sale.
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale at the Auction
Rooms OF
L. w. STlDAM a SON, No. III K. Fourth street
Wilmington, Del, on
Saturday Evening, Dec. 29th. 1872
at O'Clock, r. M.
Two well finished, Three-StOry Brick Dwell
inEs
Situate on Third street between Jackson and Van
Buren,, being numbers 1910 and 1912 Third street
Each house contains rooms, well ventilated, aud
bath room. Main buildings 16 feet front and so feet
deep, back buildings 10 feet by 10 feet, two On
story depth OF lots 81 feet, running back TO a IH
feet alley, with free and uninterrupted use for
ever.
TERMS; Twenty per cent. cash as soon as the
property Ii struck OF, thousand dollars can re-
main two years secured by bOHu and mortgage, the
balance the purchaser can have.6n days by giving a
bankanle note with approved endorser.
decl9-eodts JAMES CURLETT.
The highest cash price paid for all kinds of
second hand furniture by L., W. Sudham a Son
Auctoneers Ill Is. Fourth street, Wilmington, Del
Also, all kinds Of secondhand furniture for sale
uct25-9m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-26

Ew-2O0 styles OF dolls, 15O styles OF penny toys
90 styles OF tea setts, 1901 styles OF toys.
AnAMS A BRDi9
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Holiday Goods.
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,


At Front and West,is smother good place to visit
while ON the rounds Of a shopping expedition, az
there YOU will be treated to a sight OF natural
curiosity and curiosties unuatural-al this in
addition to the handsome stock Of the hundreds
Of beautiful and useful articles, from which one
will have no trouble in making selections for
presents or for self-use. As is customary at
this placea full and complete stock OF the finest
makes OF perfumery and extracts has been re-
lected for the holiday season. as well az for sale
the year round. This perfumery is put up in
bottles OF many and pretty patterns, and those
buying once, know where tot get fine article.
In the way of fancy toilet articles simple and in
sets, and Of brushes and combs there il good
supply. The windows and show cases present
All attractive appearance, and in one Of the won.
ders there is curiosity in the way OF miniature
black bear walking around ON his hind feet,
which affords much amusement to passers-by
Another curiosity Is the representation of hu.
man head and face, in the marble plate on the
counter, which has been mentioned in oul
local columns.
b. * c. sHoEMAKER's STOCK.
The stock Of goods selected especially for the
holiday season, by Messrs. b. Q. Shoemaker
druggists at SOB Market street (Institute Build
ingl, is fully up to the ..andard, as to beauty
neatness design aud variety.
Their line Of goods, for this season, vary SOM
| from the specialues in this business, and amonl
which we may mention the fine assortment o
perfume and cigar cases, in velvet, leather an
| fine inlaid woods. OF perfumes, colognes, Gu
| glass extract bottles, and pungent bottles ther
is fine selection. In the way Of fancy orna
ments, of the different designs, of bronze, ros,
wood, scotch plaid, ivory, Nc, there are man
neat and pretty things suitable for presents, 70
both ladies and gentlemen.
In the medical department, the most carefl
management is maintained throughout, and non
but experienced persons are allowed to prepaI
prescriptions, which is the most important pa
| of the business
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-26

sH-LNSTRUCTION IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
ply to A. T. SCOTT Room No. O, s. W. corner
VI Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
tember 10th, at N O'Clock sep5-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-26

NJ onCk The fourth Annual Meeting OF the
Wilmington Del, will be held in the Directors
Room OF the Masonic Hail.. on Friday the 9th
day OF December, 1872, at O'Clock, II. M
for the purpose OF eectng one person for President
one person for Vice PresidenLone person for Treas
urer one person for Secretary, and nine Directors
o serve the ensuing year. j. P. ALMOND, Sec.
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8naraina.

DOARDING.-A man and wife can b. accOmmo-
ID dated with boarding, Also two ar three young
men at No. Via WEST FOURTH ST
gentleman aud wife can be ac-
ID commodated with large unfurnished front
room on second moor with board at
nOv-22-tf 2si WALNUT ST.
VJoARDING-FOr GENTLEMEN at
ID sepl6-u si2 KING STREET.
DOARDING-At4 4lT Market street, table board
ID furnished. augsO-u
HDOARDTNG-At
B apra-em 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-26
uAIVIDRND.
I'D -TaE PMIiADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
ELECTION

H. UNION NATIONAL BANK,
OF WILMINGTON, December 18th, 1872. (
Notice IL hereby given, that the annual stock
holders meeting for the election OF nine Directors
TO serve for the ensuing year, viii be held at the
Banking House, e,On Tue day the l4th day Of January
next, between the hours OF two and four O'Clock In
| the afternoon. JOHN PEOPLES,
dec12-eOdte Cashier
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Anifes.

NOTICE-The stockholders In the Wilmington
IN n Philadelphia Turnpike Co., are hereby noti-
fed that an electlan for Directors will be held At
their ONCE. Wilmington Institute, on I'd day the 9th
deca6-2tawtm RDw. TATNALL, JR. secy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-26

O. o. F.
OFFICR OF THR r. W. GRAND SECRETARY
OF THR GRAND LODGE or DELAWARE,
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec, 26, 1879. !
A special session OF the X w. Grand ,,s.a.s...,
Lodge OF Delaware will be held in the syfeL4aSAe
Grand Lodge Room, at O'Clock, on 5tfS49S$E
the evening OF Tuesday, Dec. 81, 1879, ''Si"NN
for the consideration oflmpOrtant business. large
attendance is requested. By order OF the NJ. ".
Grand Master. Attest
ISAAC W. HALLAM,
dec26 5t Grand Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-26
FOR THE HOLLDATSl

WINDSOR TIES, SHAWL TIES, SCARFS
CABBAS, and many other useful
articles.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-26

CAUTION TO THE PUBLC.-I have learned
~ that certain woman has been making use OF
NY name as a reference for the purpose OF obtain-
ing credit. hereby caution the public against such
representations, as have no knowledge Of the
party, and no one Is authorized to use my name for
the purpose above mentioned.
GEORGE W. PIERsoN,
OF Greenman, PiersOn a Co. dec29-9t
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THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

Jacob Barrett, fast riding through Broad
and East Bay streets and abusing policeman,
two dollars. John Davis, colored, dlsorderiy
aud throwing brickbats into Mr.. Edward
Daly's store on Meeting street, one dollar OF
ten days. David Davis, drunk, one dollar.
William Holmes, colored, drunk and dlsor.
derly. turned over TO trial Justice. William
Perry, colorsd, disorderly, one dollar. VII
liam Hicks, colored, drunk and disorderly,
Two dollars or twenty days. Thomas Hutson,
drunk and fighting, two dollars or twenty
dsys. Francis Campbell, colored, dlsorderly,
resisting and drawing knife on policeman,
thirty days. N. wallsce, fast driving by Cente-
nary Church In Wentworth street, i've dollars.
Artope Judge and Joe Davis, colored, stealing
wood from Union wharf, held for examina-
tlon. Mrs. Mallory, allowing a chimney OF
her house on the cerner of Washington and
Vernon streets to catch on fire, two dollars.
Joshua White, applied for lodgings, dis
charged. B. Butler and c. Rodgers, colored,
drunk and fighting. turned over to trial
Justice, Jacob jenkins, colored, drunk one
dollar or ten days. Simon Fraser, oolored,
allowing q chimney of his house, near Presl-
dent street, to get on FIRE. two dollars. a
dog, and goat and kid at large, one dollar
for the dog, and one dollar for the goat and
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The Cook RooM OF THE BoDY.-The food
that has been cooked In the kitchen must be
recooked In the stomach before 1t can be ap.
piled to the nourlshment Of the body. AS
means of facilitating this second cooking, in
cases where the process is slowly and imper-
feotly performed, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Is Invaluable. 1t promotes the generation OF
heat in the living laboratory In which the
crude materials for building up and recruit
ing the human frame are turned into con.
vertlble allment. But this Is not all. 1t acts
beneacally upon the cellular membrane
which secrets the gastric juice, upon the
liver, which produces that natural laxative,
the bile, upon the vessels that receive the d.
gssted food, and upon the absorbents which
connect the digestive organs with the chan
nels of circulation. If any portion Of this
complex machinery Is out of order the Bit
ters will net it right, thus promoting VIgor-,
GUS digestion, healthy secretion, and the pro-
ductlon Of pure, rloh, llte.sustatalng blood.
nov2s-tuths3Dtw
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u jam uAREyE NEWS. far, -,
CHARLESTON. 5. c.. NOVEMBER 26, 1871
Lat SO deg 4e min 50 sec Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore-left -
inst. Mdse. To MordecA d co. y Trenholm,
u Railroad AgeQtsH Railroad Agent, Elias Brosi
Wag ner & monsees, II Bulwinkle, G Eulln co,
Evans Il Cog .well, WB smith, tlrder, nartin q
MoOd. ,Bulcken d Wuhltnann, Lledlng, Boil.
mann Bros, w q Chafse CO, y F Wielers, street
Bros d CO D 3 Hagelon, Ste1ens, werner q
Durker;J Vol ers, E. Kl4tte 60, wiley co.
Byrne q Fogsrty, UhmPsen co. MhldHenii E.s n
Joss lara, l. uvnnor & SON, Quackenoush, Esuil
a co. II BischoG d co, N Lampe, Feldmann
co, d VoigI, CIacluI,. y F Pansnin, Luhfs.
Jackson, A q Stone, Ttrdemann. Calder CO,
OEhAS Johnson, K y Mlings, mant0ue co
Smith, Helm, & Minor d co, flehel,
eraver Bart CO. ErsSset wsnn Srapss5' K1ck OK
enterk o., VI i Rice, Paul, Wel:h & co. haSe- ase
mel Holmes & CO. ] Sawyer, Byerly, knooe'
loch Il small, and others; poo,on-s
dispatch line bark Walter. Berry, :, u,
days. Mdse: To Goldsmith sSn; adaer GO,
" Msrscher, R White ] W Rooso !, oisGaou o'.i,o
co, Llacius Tedensnn, calder n.,s ~; isa UI0
mnnn SterYens. Werner Il Duc&er, OoWie mOlse
& Davis. Pr Locke, & Milllngs,J Thompson
co. 8 K Marshall CO. RehSopl, w "eOo' a
Il Taft Railroad Agent oroeI, auG inas;,,,o Ssne,
daps. Coal. TO Segnious. vessel 10 )
ohr'Cai SER ODD Fellow, Power, from Back River.
2 90 bushels rough rice To Hsnckel:
steamer Allison, Toglfor EdlsSo. Eoteiprlsr;
cotton, mdse and sundries. To Douglas Nss2lG'
tlerdts co, W Boyle, VIM Gurney, Jno Goi' W
c ,ck & 20, Fraser Il III, Stoney Lo"aues, n Nh u
veneI i CO, K Mure & 90, G w Williams co, Il TP r
Smith, Witte Bros, W Ryan, Mcfaerson' W.
Bet j. co.
Steamer Emille White, Georgetown, als Tcs
rice, mdse and sundres. TO shackeIord q anS Aeiy,
r Pringle Son, Bee Il co, DeSaus-
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roo SMALL.
CHARLESTON, November rs, 1872.

CHARLESTON, November 70, lofZ'
TO THE EDITOR OF The NEWS.
A communication over the signature OF
Messrs. steinmeyer & Stokes appears IN your
issue of this morning charging us with mis-
representing their large timber. They say:
"The Courier's local embraced In the above,
which reports a particular lot of timber re-
ceived by us, Is In every essential respect true
and correct; and that ''thelr timber is repre-
sented as an entire feet ION consignment)
Averaging HOO and 1900 teet;" THAT we re-
port certain logs Chosen particularly which
range from HOO to 22OO feet" We beg to say
that Mr.. Local was In error, as Messrs. Stein
meyer Il Stokes have no entire fleet OF that
average, and the one he alluded to is not ON
consignment. but was purchased by them from
the cutter, Mr.. Shider, who offered 1t for sale
to us, but we declined purchasing.
They say: "Ths lot from which we thus Be-
lect is the same, correctly reported by you
(THE NEws) not many days since, as received
by Mr.. q. L. Halsey, averaging 300 and 1000
feet, and slnce purchased by u.s." True, zee
bun all our timber, and can produce l6O logs
measuring from 1000 to 2260 feet.
We do not Wish to take any wind out OF the
gentlemen's sails, which are always thrown to
the breeze; we only ask that they be little
more careful what they give to the public In
the way OF unusually-s,zed lumber.
B. R. HUDGINs & Co.
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p,rrRrArNMENrs THIS EVENING.

so,ree of Hook and Ladder Company
No. L.
The first grand soiree OF the Charleston
Hook and Ladder Company No. Will take
place this evening in the companys hall on
Queen street, near King. The. committee OF
arrangements were busy up TO late hour last
night In decorating the hall with flags, &C.,
and in making other necessary preparations.
The solree will undoubtedly be one OF the
most agreeable entertainments Of the season.
and will attract a large proportion OF the
pleasure loving community. The members OF
the Fire Department are invited to attend IN
uniform. The following gentlemen compose
the committee of arrangements: ]. b. Loeb,
chairman; John Kressel, F. ]. McGarey, }. +.
Lyons, and ]. E. Corbett.
the German Rifle Club.
The grand ball of the Deutschen schutzen'
Gesellsonaft, or German Rife Club. will also
take place at eight o'clock this evening" In the
gibernian Hall. The members of the club
will appear in full uniform. The Germans are
celebrated everywhere for the agreeable ma
ture of their entertainments, and the ball this
evening will not fall below their standard.
The price Of admission Is one dollar. The
following is the committee OF arrangements:
yIce.presdent G. Logemann, John Klatte, w.
Molhenhauer, W. semken, I. ]. Lilienthal,
Theo. Melchers, Henry Buck, John Garves and
g. q, Knee.
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a corroN-PIoRINa} MACHINE.

Messrs. Irving & Bruce, OF Philadelphia,
have invented contemplating machine,
which they assert will do the work of dfty-
two hands, and gather twelve acres OF cotton
In one day. They have. brought one OF the
machines to Charleston, and are ready to put
Tito work In the field 80 that the planters
may see and Judge tor themselves. As the
machine is Of considerable weight, they do
not desire to take it far over the shaky roads
which ths.defanct county commissioners have
given. the public, but they desire: to work 1t
on some plantation near the line of the rail-
road, where Its merits can be fully tested.
They request, therefore, that planters near
Charleston who have cotton not yet picked
out, and who wish to see the machine tried,
will communicate at once with Messr5. Irving
& Bruce at TIE News office, ln order that the
necessary arrangements may be made without
delay. The communications may be sent by
mail or py telegraph.
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IRISH RIFLE CLUB.

The flag presentation and ball of this sterling
club, which takes place on Monday evening,
Cd proximo, at Hioernlan Hall, will mark an
event the recollection of which will be cher
ished by our Celtic friends for years. The
committee of arrangements, under the lead Of
their active and efficient chairman, Mr.. D.
UNeill, is now busily engaged in perfeoting
the various details. The hall will be hand.
somely decorated. A brass and string band
of music has been engaged. One of Charles
toms most distinguished sons, OF irish origin
has been chosen to present, in behalf OF tne
ladies, the beautiful stand OF colors Whlcf
they have donated; and, as the president can
not be present, the duty of receiving 1t VII
devolve upon vIce.President james J. Grace
We predict most enjoyable time for those
who purpose being present.
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DEATH FROM SPASAIS.

VIM. Warren, q colored boy about fifteen
years old, died at the City Hospital on Sunday
night from spasms. He was taken to the
hospital on the Friday afternoon previous
with wound in the ceutre of the forehead,
which was apparently slight. The wound was
caused BY blow accidentally received seve.
raj days before hls removal to the hospital,
from a piece of wood. The boy lived at No..
$40 King street, and was engaged, when he
received the Injury, In carrying from the
street to the second story some wood which a
sawyer was cutting. While running rapidly
down the ateps leading from the house to the
street he was struck upon the forehead by a
piece OF wood thrown by the sawyer into The
passage way. A jury of inquest vas impan.
eled by acting Coroner McK!n'ay, and ad-
iourned over 10 this morning, when the
witnesses will be- examined
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The New York c5ston Market

NEW YORK November ZL
The Financial Chronicle says: There has been
a decided aud very general advance 10 cotton
dnrinQ the past week. For November delivery
the highest point touched was 80 adva ce on
the Closing price OF last Friday. but for cotton
On the SPOT and the later months prices have
been only Xaxc higher. This would Indicate
somethiug OF u ''c0rner" ln November contracts,
bnI the eener IL i'm mprovement seems To have neen
mainly due TO the strong accounts ana hlgner
onoIations received from Liverpool and 10 the
decreased receipts at the ports, which continued
onIy on a moderate scale for the nrst four days
of ihe week. On Thursday, however, tne upper
tendency WAS checked, the movements TO the
ports being free. the receipts at New Orleans re-
3 rted on that day reaching double the average
Of the week; aud, although Liverpool was quoted
strong, the export demand fe or, the market
closing quiet as 10 aivance from the previous
day for spot cotton, while for futures the highest
prices of the day were at the opening. the close
being 1918 10 xo lower, except for November, In
which the decline was 3.16 and for March &c.
To-day the market was dull throughout, with
nrices for futures showtBg some depression. pot
Quotations unchanged. The prices for futures
last reported were (basiS low mldd Ing 1870 frr
November, lSNc for December, 15xc for Jsnusry,
ice for February, 10 6.1dc for March, l9hc 10
April, 10 I1.l6c for May, and zoe TOT June Tne
total sales Of this description Tor the week are
lie, ,45U bae.. For immediate delivery the total
sa.es foot up this week II .22o bales. including
$500 for export, COLL for consumption, 1855 for
speculatIou,. and 600 Ia transit.
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THE CREATION.

tits reported. that an accomplished Chsriss-
ton organist has been invited to take charge
or the preparation of the oratorlo Of the Crs.
ution for presentation to the public during the
winter. No city OF its size has larger mum
her OF accomplished professional and amateur
musicians than are found In Charleston, and
the Creation could, no doubt, be rendered In
hiehly satisfactory manner. 1t wonld' OF
course, require time and hard work. but tne
re,p,t would amply repay those engaged lor
their labor OF love. The winter does no!
nromIse to be superlatively gay, and 1t Is
hoprd. therefore, that 1t will be found p1act'
cab,e to work up the oratorio spoken OF.
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THE CHARLESTON Tarc
SOCIETY.

The anniversary meeting of the Charleston
Chrestomathic Society SHIELD last evening,
In the chapel of the Charleston College, which
was well filed with select audience, largely
composed OF ladies. After music by the band,
the exercises were opened by the Rev. John
johnson With prayer. Mr.. Robert A. Smith,
of the soclety, followed In an admirable ad-
dress on the Importance of labor. Professor
N. r. Middleton delivered an address upon
the responsibilities of man, in which he
pointed out the errors of Judgment regarding
character and conduct into which Soung men
are aps to fall, and indicated fbe right course
to pursue In order 10 avoid them. The au.
dience was dismissed with benedlction from
Mr. Johnson,
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REMBRANDT PaoToGARPHs.-Mr. souder
having secured the services OF two additional
artists, one OF whom has had an experience OF
several years in one of the first galleries In
Europe, begs to inform the public that ne ia
now able to finish Portraits with more prompt
nees than heretofore. and with tne same
dellcacy of style and artistic touch that have
marked bis past years work. An elegant as
sortment of Frames, Passepartouts, &C., OF tne
newest atylss, at moderate prices. soupERs
GALLERIES, No.. .263 King street.
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a y RaP UPON THE HEAD.

Edward Bennett, colored, was struck on tne
head with large chisel, oy another coforea
man named Foster, in Mazyck street yester-
aav The blow inflicted an ugly cash upon
the right side Of the forehead, Just above the
eva Bennett went TO the City Hospital,
where his wound was dressed BY DR.. Young,
the surgeon in charge. 1t was not OF q serious
n,lure. Benefits statement was that he was
d,.nut,ne With his laudlady when Foster came
mn and ,nrerfered. he told Foster TO 60 away,
as the matter under dispute was not OF mis-
concern, ,whereupon the latter struck him
viii, chissl which he held in his hand.