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a YOUNG BOSTON MERCHANT MISSING.

BosToN April 14.-Frcderlck p. Batchelder,
young member of the firm of Batchelder & Sons, Of
Maiden, Mass. Ia missing lie went 10 Montreal last
week on business buying return ticket, with sleep
ing BERTH for Tues lay night kilograms received FROM
Montreal state that he cft there Tuesday for Maiden
The sleeplng-car conductor did not him His bag
gage arrived &C Maiden Wednesday He had consid-
money. and II is feared he has been i0uy dealt
Win Ils fathcr wont In search Of him tonight.
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4 TEST or P1RLIAuENrARY PRITILEGE

BosToY April 14-Chirlcs f. Endicott has
instituted proceedings against Representative Andrew
j. Browne OF Boston Tor malicious personal attack on
him IN the Legislature Thursday last Endcott SUES
for $4,000 damages for sander. lie Is advised that
while perfect freedom Of speech In debate allowed any
member Of either house. such privilege does not extend
10 words spoken maicousy and not In execution OF the
official duty OF q membcr.
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YORK or THE CITIL SERVICE CONFUSION.

YoUNGsTowN, Ohio, April 14.-Judge Tho
man. OF the Civil service Commission, serenaded
here tonight Two thousand citizens listened TO his
speech in response In speaking Of the Commission he
said that his return 10 Washington the members OF
the Cabinet will be furnished with copies OF the rules
and be prepared TO express opinion on their merits
upon the return of the President from Florida The
President has not the rules adopted by the Com
miss ou he having refused 10 take them south with E.
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on TIE POST OFFICE BLACK LIST.

WAsHINGToN, April observation-disclosures
Gresham oday placed upon the list OF frauds the name
of u. T.. Chamberlain, of Atho Mnss. Chamberlain
has been engaged In extensive advertising business
with n view OF dcfraudng the public. lie has been
operotno undsr the following names all OF which have
been backlistcd: d. T.. Chamberlain q CO., BOX olO'
Atho; Atho Publishing Company, Athol N9Veitv ON
many Earl Gray & Co., BoI l,4l0, Boston, H. Earl BOX
IAlO. BOstOn II. Gray, Box lao. Boston, By Stae
Publishing Company, Boston; d. r. ChamDerlan ~
CO., SOmervillc; Novelty Company, SomerVluGi new
Englnnd Publshng Cnnnany Box !, sOlnerIllle.
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THE QUEEN TO co TO OSBORNE.

LONDON April 14-The Queen hasiiually decided
to 90 to the royal residence at Osborne next Tues
day. Inconsequence Of this intention of her Majesty
several detectives have arrived at COwes and are
yglant in their scrutiny of suspicious persons and
in guarding against any danger whichmay threaten
the Oueen. They have arrested q number OF per-
sons but he prisoners IN all have proved that
thew were utterly innocent of any dislOyal inten-
ion.
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THE LOUISIANA ELECTION CASES.

NEw-ORLEAVs, April 14.-ln the United
States Circuit court to-day, Judge Billings presiing
District Attorney Leonard moyed tho Court 20 assign
the pending election for trial, Judge Billings
replied that these cases ha1 drawn against hs time con
serab and that other business OF the Court had to be
neglected on that account. He had no objection TO
suug The bat he stated that he would not Try
thrn The impression prevails here that Justice wood,
of the Supreme Court. will preside II the Department or
Justice desires the trials 10 proceed
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A CLAIMS COMMISSIONS WORK DONE.

WAsHINGToN, April 1l.-The United States
and Spanish Claims Commission has concluded Its work
and the Commissioners have submitted their report 20
their respective governments. The Commission was or
ganzed the settlement OF certain claims OF citizens OF
the United States in Cuba against spain one hundred
and thirty cases were presented to the Commission OF
which thirty.aye were allowed and nnety-nve dis
missed The whole amount claimed exclusive OF inter
est. was S30,3ls, ,jSI. OF this only $l,293lol WAS
allowed$3s $50 by the Commission and SI ,2o4OO Dy
the umpire.
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PARIS. April IA wild panic has been caused
in the Produce Exchange by the death OF NJ bieder
mann. ono of the largest oil brokers of Paris. NO
quotations were made on the Exchange yesterday
and general collapse in the market was feareu
II il stated however. that all the engagements OF
NJ BIedermann will be met
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DEADLOCKIN TIE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE

SPRINGFIELD, H., April 14.-The deadlock
in the Illinois House OF Representative, continued
Yesterday the Democrats leaving the hall when the eec
ton contest OF Bradwel against McNally broached
thus breaking the quorum. The doOrkeeper was In
sructed bring In the abseDees. and IN his absence
certain Democratic members attempted TO rcentcr the
hall and finding tine door locked they tore II from It's
casngs and entered. The House soon afterwaTd ad
jOurned Ex-Governor Palmer has advised the Demo
erals 10 stand by the pOsltiOn they have taken..
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MR.. BRADLAUGH ACQUITTED.

LONDON, April 14.-The trial of Charles BRAD
laugh, who with the proprietor and editor OF nc
Freethinker was charged with publishing ske'ch
of the DEITY and blasphemous hbes in that journal
has resulted in Mr. Bradlaugh's acquittai
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rWo rHousAND ANREsTS IN MOSCOW.

LONDON, April 1i.-Ihc EreTiJ AerS reports that
two thousand persons have been arrested in Mos
COW on suspicion OF being engaged i'll plotting
against the life OF the Car.
BERLIN, April 1i.-Advices have been received
from st. Petersburg to the effect that the secret
police in that city, rs well in Moscow, are max
ing numerous arrests at night-time i'll consequence
of tb. recent strong revival of Nihiiist iItrgues
on the 4th inst thirty-nIne arrests were made III
house IN Wassily Ostrow where u quantity oi pre-
pared explosives was discovered. Inc ne ewSpapcrS
aare forhIdden on pain of complete suspension, to
publish reports O arrests of the trial of Bogda-
noyitch Stcphanoyitch and the other NIhIliStS
which was begun on the 9th inst. with closed
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A BLOCKING SNOWsroRM IN DAKOTA.

DEADwooD, Oak, April IA heavy snow
has prevailed throughout this region for the past
ak hours The Black Hills and Pierre Railroad from
Load civ TO Pierre is blocked aud all telegraph lines
from the various 10 the hills are down. All stage
lines are blocked.
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THE LOSS OF THE GLAMORGAN.

LONDON, April l4.-The committee of the Board
of Trade which has been making an investigation
into the cause of the loss of the steamer Glamor-
gan while on voyage from LIVERPOOL to Boston,
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ha. submitted its report The committee finds that
the Glamorgan was seaworthy, and that her loss
was due to heavy weather and could not have oeeh
prevented. Praise is given to the men of the hlle
Star Line steamer Republic for brave Work III res-
cuing the survivors of the wreck.
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self government regardless of any practical result
THE TORY LEADERSHIP.

Lord Randolph Churchilps onslaught on Sir
Stafford Northcote ends with memorial signed by
every Tory member now in London, his late COL
,earues in the Government excepted, affirming
nominally their approval of Sir Stafford Northcote
as a leader. but really meaning that they would
not have Lord Randolph Churchill at any price.
THE cUNARD MEETING.
The Cupard Company meeting discloses dissen-
sions among the shareholders, McIvors withdraw
ing and selling half million sterling shares, which
the remaining directors buy, though the years
dividend, exclusive of the war transport payments,
was less than per cent.
LONDON AMUsEMENTs.
Hamilton Aides "A Great Catch" failing to
draw, Miss Genevieve Ward produces tonight at
the Olympic new drama, Rachel" by Grundy.
The Bancrofts last night gave farewell perform
ance of Caste at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket,
Mr. Hare resumng his original part of Sam Ger
,idqe. and tho friends of Mr. and Mrs Bancroft
sezing the occasion for remarkable demonstra-
t,on of public goodwill Mr. Pinero's The Rector"
has been withdrawn at the Court Theatre.
COLOMBIA" by d Scotch composer, Mr.. Mac
kenzie, with a prctentious and clumsy hbretto by
Mr.. Hueffer. has been well produced by the Carl
Rosa Company and cordially received. The critics
praise the music as mildly Wagnerian in manner
but abounding in melody and mastery in orchestra
ton. Miss Amy Shervin, an American vocalist
has appeared in Mariana " with some success.
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THE HAYTIAN RESURRECTION.

PARIS, April 14.-At the Haytian Legation here IL
| is denied that Mragoane has been captured, out IL
is admitted that the town surrounded by the IN
| rcpulscd.
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SEVEN MINERS KILLED BY AN EXPLUSIUN'
VALENcIENNEs, April 14-An explosion OF hre-
damp. which occurred IN the coal mines a'
Lourchcs in the Department of Nord. resulted III
the death of seven miners. Many Others were Sc
YerelY ininred
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THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.

BFRILH April 14.-lt is runOrcd that negotiations
will soon be opened between the German, Austrian
aud.Italan Governments in regard to the unlawi iul
use of explosives and plots for the destruction of
life and property generally. Italy has informed
Germany that henceforth 10 substance calable Of
being easily exploded will be allowed TO be CON
viewed over any Italian railway III Quantities weigh
ing over 100 pounds.
VIENNA. April 1.-The E6nieab'aH. the organ Of
the Foreign Office, in article in reference TO the
speecb of Signor Mancini. Italian Minister Of
Foreign Affairs made III the Senate in Rome
rcceutly relative TO the triple alliance, mentions
the agreement between the three Powers rs league
of peace. Italy, the UcMdrabl1H says is promised
tbc energetic assistance OF Germany and Austria to
defend her National honor and protect her maritime
interests.
PEsTu. April 11-At a club meeting here last
eyeuing Herr Tisza. president Of the hungarian
Councn, made a speech in which he announced that
IL was true that there existed between Austria,
Germany and Italy harmony of views and an agree
mcnt TO attain common OBJECT WIlch u ""2 NJ
nulte correct to describe alliance although the
nermanencc OF the accord between them could not
be doubted. ~ r
In fLe Chamber of Deputies to-day Herr Tlsza,
aIudlnp TO the CratuitOuS interpretations offered OF
SIguor Maucinis speech said that he supposed the
ncoDlc were in need OF sensations, and hence The re-
norris of foreign alliances SgHOr Manclnl had men
tiored no agreement or alliance 10 act against
France or any intent 10 guarantee the respective
territory OF the three countries. There would nave
been 10 sense III Austria joining such combination,
which would inip.y hostility toward France, with
whom il was the desire Of the Empire to remain
nm a friendly footing. In conclusion, he said the
statement made in 1852 by Count KalnOky, Aus
TRAN Minister of Foreign Affairs, that Italy had
ioned in the conservative foreign policy Oi Austria
and Germany to preserve the peace OF Europe, still
holds good.
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1MpERIAL SOLICITUDE

BERLIN, April 14.-ln the Rechstag, yesterday,
Herr schoz, Minister OF Finance, read an Imperial
message In it the Emperor says he has always be-
leyed that it ms duty to devote the same solic-
itude for the condition of the working classes as
was displayed by the Prussian Kings. When the
Socialist law was promulgated the Emperor ex-
pressed his conviction that legislation should not be
restricted to police and penal measures but should
benefit the wOrkngmen. The abolition Of the class
TAX was the first step toward beneiiting them:
The Emperor anxious in regard to the passage OF
the Insurance bll its failure, he thinks. would
hopelessly destroy any chance OF passing the SICK
and 1885 would therefore be submitted IN
order TO nvo the next session opportunity 10 con
slider the social condition of the people.
The Emperor's message was surprise TO the
Reichstag The Progressive party propose to DIS
cuss the issues which IL brings up, while the Liber-
ais are as yet uncertain what attitude they Will
take The Right Centre, on tho other hand, protest
against any debate thereon.
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OF AN IRON

PHILADTLPHIA April I4.-Ine steanlsTlIp IhU
ana from Liverpool which arrived hero today brought ca
rain Dixon OF tho brig Mary who rescued
he Indiana 81 John, sunday last The bng was load
with nnL and bound from NeW.l ok 70 PelnapDue0
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RESCUED AT SEA.

PUILADFIPHIA AprlI I4,-IJr UcOrgo Bucnanau,
who convicted having caused the death OF Elizabeth
Itolsirn by to-day granted trial,
anesion having raised whether not lie actually
committed the CRIME
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DECISION FOR A TELEPHoNE f COMPANY
BOsTON, April l4.-Judge Holmes, of the SUI
creme judicial Court rendered decision to-day IN the equity
f OF Edward f. Pratt against the American Bell Telephone
fort fhe lefe
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CUICAGO, April 2I.-IiOttIleb NChIeCht, n WtaI
German OF this city who had shown signs Of insanity d
peared two months ago This morning his body was q
IRON the Chicago River
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THE yACHr INTREPID AT SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Ga, April 1.-THE yacht Intrepid,
from ksonyile Fla for New York arrived here to-day
NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
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PATENIs g GRAHrrn-

Tho following patents were granted TO
cliiseusof Pennsylvania, bearing late May
22, 1888. Reported expressly for this paper
by Louis Bigger & Co, Mechanical Experts
and Solicitors Of Patents, Washington, D. c.
Ball, G. E. Philadelphia, dynamo electric
machine.
Bait c. -. Sehuylkiil, hosting pulley.
Buoy, Dspnis, Lancaster, cuuntrt-scule.
Fry, +. W., Lancaster, window screen.
Fraok, David, Allentown. railway signal.
Gersed, r. r, Norrislowu. buffer
Henderson, James, BGlelunte, manufacture
~ irrn, steel, etc.
Hill. Josepr, Wtllnmsport. lever clutch.
.Hudson, s. W. nnds"njGle, apparatus Tor
transmitting power
Lewis, j. r., Pittsburg, treating bot ruled
VARS while cooling
McKee,, j.. L., Ply mouth, rack for gradu
otcd glass measures, elc
Nath. JOSEF b. Lancaster. ruling pin.
Nulty, v F, Philadelphia, spike
rr~, j. A., Scranton, cooking stoye or
tango
stauh, Leo, Pillsburg, construction for
building shirs.
swern, j. B, Broddock, duplex writing
strohm, ). d., Philadelphia, e'ecti ical cou
ductur.
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Mahoning Twinkllngs.


Grain fields are said by old farmers #
the community never to have looked so
promising as they do this summer.
Potato bugs are very scarce this srring,
and those who dealt with them previous to
this year said that we would not get any
this summer. We are glad ii il holds true
Quite a number of young folks made a
call on j. NJ. Kistler, NJ. D., last Tuesday
evening. DR.. Kistler will leave this part Of
the country next Monday. aud will go to
Minneapolis, MINI, to commence practice
Dfere. We wish him success.
w. II. Rauch, who had charge Of the
Wealherly school during last winter, isnow
teaching a Select School at steinsville, lie.
high cnunty. Mr.. Raueh spent last Sun
day with his friends IN Mahonng.
Mr.. T, NJ. Ballet will come home for a
week or two on visit to his parents.
Dennis Hopes and wife we've the
guests Of Charles Seidle, of Centre Square
this week.
The Literary Society was well attended
last Saturday evening The question was
well argued on either side. The question
for tonight Saturday is Resolved That
Brutus was iustifable in killing Cesar. &"
| The Affirmative speakers are d. W. Sitter
/ and A. al. kistler, on the negitiye II. A
! KsiseF aud W. A. Bitper,
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SHERIFF"S SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue OF a writ of Plurfus Fieri Fdeias,
Issued out of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Carbon county, Pa, and 10 me directed, there
will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, in the Borough Of Mauch Chunk, on
MONDAY, JUNE 1lth, 1888,
at l o'clock p. m, the following described
property, to wit:
All that certain Messuage and Lot or Piece
of Ground, situate In the Borough OF Lehi- III
ton Carbon county, and state ot Pennsyl
VAnia, bounded and described ms follows: He
ginning ut n stake; thence along a public
road north tWenty-six and One-half degrees,
east nine perehes; thence along lot OF land
of George Esch, (deceased), south eighty
eight degrees, west nine and three.tenths
perches to a post; thence along an alley south
thlrty-four degrees, east nine and two-tenths
perches 10 the place Of beginning, containing
Thlrty.hve and ons-half Perches, strict mea-
sure. The improvements thereon consist OF
A TW0-STORY FRAME HOUSE,
sixteen by twenty-six feet, with Kitchen at.
tached, six by sixteen feet.
Seized and taken into execution as tho
property Of Il. l j PaetEel, and TO be sold by
OHAS. W. LENTZ, Sheriff.
w q. FREYMAR, Attorney.
Sherih's Once, Mauch Chunk. Pa,
May goth, l6s3-w3
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SHERIFF"S SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

BY virtue of n writ of Ven. Erponds, issued
out OF the Court of Common Pleas of Carr on
county, Pennsylvania, and to me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale, at the
COURT HOUSE, inthe Borough Of Mauch
Chunk, on
MONDAY. JUNE 1lth. 1883.
at 100 o'clock p. M, the following described
property, to wit:
III that certain Lot or Piece of Land, situ-
ate in MiiIpert, Lower Towamensing town
ship, Carbon county, and State OF Pennsyl-
vania, bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Beginning at spike in the public road
leading from the Millport Slate Quarry to
the Miilport Hall thence in said road and
by lot of James Zeigenfuss 81 u h twenty-iour
degrees, east four and one tenth perches to
spike; thence by land tf Isabella Klotz south
sixty-six degrees, west nine and ono-tenth
perches; thence by land of Jacob Bowman
north thirty-one and one-fUurth degrees, west
elk perches to stake in the public pad lead
ing from Parryville to MillpOrt thence in
and along said road north seventy six and
one-half degrees east ten perches to the place
OF beginning, containing Forty.five and Five
tenths Perches.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perry Of Francis Kindt, and to be sold by
CHAS. W. LENCZ, Sheriff.
w @ FREEMAN, Attorney,
Sheria's Office. Mauch Chunk, Pa,
May 20, 1S83-w3
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Big Creek Items.

Fred II. Grnver. OF Catasau1us, was at
our place oyer Sunday on a visit to his
brother Joseph.
Mr.. Gross, Of Msuch Chunk, paid
visit To his son. in law last Sunday, and re-
mained here several days.
Frank Held, Of this place, has a hen
that laid two eggs this week-the first
measured ~ inches one way aud 81 inches
the otherj the second was st by 81 inches
in circumference. II any farmer in the
county has hens that can beat this, let him
say SO. How large the next egg will be is
mystery to be solved.
John II. Weiss paid US a flying visit,
and also visited his son, who is the proprie
tor of the Farmers Hotel, in Towamensing.
Miss Alice Snyder, of this place, is On
visit to Shenandoah, sehuylkll couuty.
She expects to stay several weeks.
Edward Raber is repairing his mill; he
will put in two new water wheels, and after
this is finished he expects TO accommodate
his patr0ns with good work.
Lewis Kemerer, of this place. lost a
horse last week by lock jaw. JosEPHus.
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The Jersey Central Lease.

In the suit of Joseph W Burnham, q
holder of $l2O 400 of the income bonds of
the Central Railroad of New Jersey, to re
straiu the company from leasing its road to
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company, Judge Ingraham, in the Superior
Court, New York, Tuesday afternoon signed
an order yacating and setting aside the in
junction. This was done on the consent
of the plaintiffs attorneys.
The president and managers Of the
Philadelphiu and Reading Railroad Com.
psny Tuesday afternoon issued circular
saving "The Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company has this day taken pos
session of the railroads, leased lines, ferries,
real estate, property. plant, traffic and
business of the Central Railroad Company
Of New Jersey, under lease and contract
executed this day. The jurisdiction of the
various heads of the departments of the
company is hereby extended over the cor
responding departments Of the lessor com
pany, and each will assume control over
and give such directions in his particular
department as will secure the most efficient
and economical working Of the new
system."
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Notes for Ladies.

Notes for Ladies.
-Cockadc bows are in great favor for
dress trimmings.
Shoulder capes to match suits are very
much worn.
All the Oriental laces and darned aces
will he much worn.
-Braiding is very popular for morning
and walking dresses.
Plain skirts are said to be coming into
fashion in Paris. .t
Persian cmbroideries are among hand
some dress garnitures.
Quantities of narrow velvet are used on
Summer woolens.
AS many as eight different c1lored rib
bon cockades, with cockscomb ends, are seen
on some new bnnnets.
Dress sleeves are fitted very closely to
the arm: they are high on the shoulder
and short at the wrist linen cuffs are seldom
used, because white cuffs of embroidery are
worn outside the sleeve.
Worth comones brocaded satin Of
pPpita yellow with shrimppink ottoman
silk trimming with bows of chaudron vel.
vet ribbon. Dark coppcr-red satin is
trimmed with the new canvas embroidery
and dark mandarin orange satin is COM
biAed with leaf brocades of the new blue
and green shades Short vistes Of the
same material, and with much lace, are
mndn In wora with thasa cav ensiutnes an1
so are bonnets with lace ruches ON thebrim
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The Coal Trade.

There has not been that improvement in
the demand for anthracite coal which was
fondly looked for upon the announcement
of the radical measures Tor decreasing the
output, and stocks at Tidewater, in spite
of the three days work only, have not
shrunk as might have been expected. The
continued unfavorable reports from the iron
trade and the very low prices Of 5itumin
Gus deter retail dealers from laying in
stocks, and they already see that they will
run little risk of being caught short of coal
and cornered since they haye discovered
what the companies are capable of doing in
the event of full work. In spite of the
irmuess of the leading companies, concess-
ions are asked and freely granted by indi-
viduals and upor all save standard GOALS OF
the best quality, 1t seems now pretty well
settled that trade will not improve much
until after the 4th Of July, if then. Prices
FIR the city remain unchanged. Phiia.
Press, 2sh.
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DIED.

o'BRIAN-At East Maurh Climax on the
2lth ult Of Nervous Exhaustion, Bruia
min O'Brian, aged 81 yeurs, months
aud days.
Allent WI. on the 24th
ult, OF Bright's Diseasr.A brnham pntter
son, aged 81 years and dnys.
MILLER.-At Lehghton, Mas 2s. R,sr
p, daughter Of Frederick L. and Wilhd-
nina NJ iller, aged years, . mouths
day