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AsHsw Dodge.

The otaetdDau,fiales telateS the following new
dodge, fpt whloh merchants generally would do
sell 10 be- ontbe look out' ~
0nIass Friday, scamp, calling himself n. H.
Kimbal, and representing himself as being en-
cased In The tty goods business al Columbus, o.
went Into wholesale house on Pearl st,t stating
thai he wanted to buy few goods for nett CATH
tle selected few doleScs, aud said by would bs
ia again hteseplly TO get his bill, lnthe meantime
he Wehl u annolhst establishment on Main street,
and lsousAt sor1e fancy gods tlefote leaSiUs he
te,laesteA them 10 send toae few etlif les 70 the
e6ost;mehtlo9ed house on Pearl street as no fnd
sone things there, which he was gQl0S 70 ship BY
expires ptonisipg to call sgaia 10 ray bis Gill,--
lils te1ues. wa, complied with. Shortly alIet h.
called HE second time Of the Feat steel house and
asked II apY packages had been sent ~ tot him..
Tie aitIeles were &ete shown him. lle then SAID
that he would take thin Up 10 his hotel, and put
ihtnia Ills ttuBk, Since then HetlIins, has been
heard 81 hiFa, 't0ssye Others from Ieihe "totd,"
liz The cone woy, we will descfibe The GtEt!eFds,
lie Is about IS vests Of eye, i've feet sig inches ~
.teithtl la. blscS h1F, eyes aNl Tlltsketsi dark
complexion, ard wore cloth cap, From The
manner IN which he conducted himself, he evdent-
" ha, All itfa Uf tie dry gO0ls business,
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Shettss Aaiissrss'Sss T.. ~. ~
The, ttoR,5n lis4tss slyss 'lRsl lelt
SSis 4 fsnss 4 f,byet6ot stS oiatf, til
ltsaaosPs t' '','sss - =. .,sSlS Is ~!
ieEEsl 70 geloS 8 t St,s
,nmbs B6fg t6eS no w ptQpsl lS hl@
fsgs IA sSys ditsoti0a iot6e atIst current 0ftRs
sssgs g !. ss u IS $50 Sls
sfeas aas " lIlst IN ~ I. q.
AK tlBe Pfes;, and tls Sfsetot The lsaft y
Ohio ,i; y i. u s,s,sSi
ILslta6lr ppE 1el lYslI ssaHsS Y
Maryland BOY e HaYs slEeilf
tipas Of The eateeE he tds tsll
ipa 10 tlIat bs slll KY
t6opghs feelings Ron Ihe }ls9 " Sst
The lstshll6ts Nets Saw tsa tsssS.
pasted upon g4lys esI Y gSls
law student 10 neg q lbs less t " NV,
dtldg SssSss ~ 95ss ny.
ST. Clai, and f6 al once 70 W. ~ "
lcal wtilet lqApglti te lSseS |, lt9a y,
Clairsylllc; The ft!l AggeE O le t0Rle Esas!a
ist
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T0rl Rs0tp,1ioS 81 pSs,s,-1'he public is nd
ylsed by lhe Vice Consul Of Ftapee that the Gem
,tat American committee, established at PATS, to
tsp,esen.ths tats,eat ofthe uaitel states in lie
tayen,t exposition, requests ell petsou' who hare
aaintsptpp 10 totHatd goods 10 lose no time, aud
10 forward with tic greatest dispatch Catalogues
and Specifications ofths urlclc; which they in
tead 10 deposit, These documents must be Od'
dressed 10 the Imperial Commission Of TIT Exroyl.
ton Q49 l,he dc Gtcaelle, 81. GCtmain, in Potsl
who viii hand the sane 10 tic American Commit
he, whereof James Swain, Of Pc, h Secretary.
Tie dsc.egs and regulations In regard to the for
IpaJtiss 10 be observed chi ~ found Of the Vice.
Consulate, % South Gay ST,
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From, The Aaslieaa organ,
: Henry wIlson OH Slavery,

W4snlS6ToS, ReU, II, 1865,
DEAR Stb, Referring you 10 NY editoEipls lotthe
lest Two weeks, have 10 ask you how fat have
represented your Views In ny comments
upUn your leItetpi 20lh January, aud the articles
III Bostyu Bee, which have coWetll lnOlhtt
words, do sou OF lIot recognize The docttins Of
Stale rights 50 lot as 10 permit the seSeial States
lie question Of Slavery, in tteiI own
node, y Thin theft avn State lialltsl DO you OF
moi eltettaR the opinion that Congress haspo|et
toinietIere will Slavery IN the SlateSl DO you
OF not recognize that ihisbet law dOSllne, which
permits you, as a Senator to disregard The binding
Of the Constitution Does The 'AuItt.
lean o,ganitallpn' ia Massachusetts, embrace The
question Of Slavery among those fot Ihe 'esula'
lion Of which that Organization %es tomsdi
your answer nj yout earliest convenience Wilt
Ubllse yout Ubellient servant,
RSpaSIAS ELLIS, Editor Amtr. OrgsA.
lion, tirSsr WlLsuS, v, States Senate,
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&
AectpLSr AZ WEsT PolSr,-A serious II not
fatal ateiden, oteutedop Tuesday, at West Point,
ia{the tiaiSs se6ool, during The exercises q tls'
csyaliY clas, l,@o h6tses, ridden Of the top Of
t6eitspeed, came Iii collision, aad the rider oto0e
Cadet Gay, Of Yettont-4+ had les broke IN lwo
plsess, 81 last accounts lie was in ptetarlotls
conditions Cadet Chiias, mounted on the other
horse, was bone tothe cath seasoItss by the.
sloekl but Afterwards recovered,
St2 a t,-sS-==Tr4=-.+- sTs-- ~ -
trcepstess has now but nihe days Of the ses.
sion tereaIbiaeaaat hsie are gel tsSetai Of .heap.t
ptoRtlSlISa Sllls ,Nbs9DShel. 1'ks General b.
ptortialio1 tl 1; INV In hand IN Tie House, Tile
@yiSltl;hss ID, 10 undergo tsSlsba mon Tie
Ssn,;estnsadhtp.st satle q them selyinpot.
tasttsndtheNsSy and Posi- oa91e BILE, Tho OH
Soldiers bill and many Pttyate bills Of importance
,6kataSl ana Soit6S citizens ett YET pe0aips;sp
one OF Tie olhet Holss.
Stltoe,S Ilidafs y h Sumner as ihttoaueea. .
billjhi6 tie Senate thal Is Of TO tie sea-
memo ithS United staiss II 6eIhs an tot fOs The
p9ymsbs Of wages, b Gaze 81 ships teipe lost!--
gfkis % nov done under ths EpslLsS lS8, The bill
ptoSdss tkat seataet shall ts paid theft Rsges up
d tSsE ,Ihs of tile los Of the s6ip, ID ttsSthsy
estys lai.hfIllY 5tc. lAs lisl. ,.s
T9ES PSsbY-41'6 ess vi s, big ot.Sst Perry has
btsa 6tasssa No! % PIT inAsdLalety iatp homnts,
dom She d to- 9ln tie ftlcal coast $3gslfoa
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SryArg CHANGER, Monday, Fcb. 10, 1851

SENATE CHAMBER, Monday, Feb. 10, 1856,
DEAR Sls; Ny answer 10 yopF inquiries VIII DO
brief aud explicit,
/, fully recognize lhe loclriue Of STATE righis
In lis application ~ Slavery as well Us ~ any
Other nnl(eIs Of public concern,
The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions OF lsS,
in the main, as think, cOItcclly sci iO1Il' that
doctrine,
lhe hoe subject Of Slavery, within SInte
limits, should be lelt absolutely 10 State lcgSlu'
lion.
Q. My response 10 youI second question Is in.
Guided " my answer u yout inst. 10 nnl eNlef'
tain the opinim that Congress has any power ~
inletlete with Slsysty as It exists under SIaIe
Jaws, .... ....--
., Eyrty msn who believes In God must nee.
tsssrily b,ieY, tir bete Is law paramount ~ all
human Law, and lliot Ibis lLw is 10 bs Obt>ed w
men ~ public aud private lie, 'at'et 'lIal any
human law in conflict Irilh II. But see nothing
~ tle Constitution u thp United States, ns uN'
lrrsiaul tlB Constitution Of the United States,
which tsqui:es int, as Senator from Mas.achu..
seils, 10 DO anything IN conflict With the law Ot
Col. II | thought Uihetwlse, would mol luke an
oath 10 support the Constitution OF tho Unlled
States, So,
4. The American OrgnnS'liON In Sasstcllls.
ettS does mol eRL IacG the question oil slavery
aHlong those fUr Tho regulation Of which II was
formed.
The neopls Of Massachusetts, have fixed OPm'
ions, IN Which most oil the Dlenlbets Of thai oiSalI-
isqllUn IniIy cuncut, against the Supp II OF allow
uncc VI Slavery by national legislation,
They entertain the most profound conviction
that The harmony aud Eelmse Ul The county, pnd
lie highest Interests Of tile master and The slave,
demand that the National Government Should Ge
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OUerslOcktd.
r have uas ATfet stock Of Rs OIL tlGatA EAys
l. to kssp on bsEd and Will tell on roren Of tk ~
yet, Xxx Tsds'ed prizes " RaoDgs. t,.ot
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FQR'HENTg
TnHlaTSE dhl eoHmoAUar hiEe tiOry Nartl,s 2 d,
Main siltci, ~ Pl esegt UcCgritd ~ NJ IS. Eii,ts
inn y rs pAXTnv
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OAK SLLsoa9puts 70 var Nib licS rrisssIu boot
So.ts' a'In si'stysa aoato' az gPISs CO
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For. She or Rent,
4 Dwelling House on Morrow stree, res,i.-,
four foonls AMI slleE4a. Possession sttn Apnl H.,
anil pBo, Is. WIckHAN
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Ohio Water Cure,
AND
ELECTR02ATTEsG gNsgaEGTE,
StculsrmVIiIe. q.

StcuF"mVEiIe. q.
FTNHlS Institution combines the advantages of
l. class HydrOpnthic Establishment, also, a Med
and Physiological School, tor the instruction of
Teachers, Lectures and Physicians.
Patients and Students will be received at any
time, the Institution will be open the whole year
Pure Soft water will be used and in winter the
bath rooms and water will be warmed to suit -
Electro Magnetism, that great source of vitality
will be used in the cure OF Nervous Diseases Also,
ne Electro. Chemical Bath Chat great scentihcl
will be used in this Institution, by which caIomel
and all other mineral substances can be removed
from the body by short and painless operation
rendering chronic diseases easily cured.
Also TGmors, Cancers, Scroiulas, Sores Menta
Derangement, &c. will be treated b. new and Ger.
tain remedies
Suffering and StsRtreripg cured without a sur
gical operation DR.. Camphcll's great success j,
all forms of diseases Of Females ndnces him to sal
that he will Gnlertake the worst cases, and whert
re fails Cure he will Charge Nothing for his ser
vices Patients to bring two sheets, two blankets
two comforts, and four towels.
Terms for full treatment, board, &c, from Sc t.
Ss per week Day pa tents (who board elsewhere
will be charged about half he above rates. ard pa
tents who desire it, will be visited at their home
in city or country, Consultation Free
9cy-For further parG plars apply to
} d. CAMPBELL, \. NJ, NJ.
Nov. I, '55
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oMcEDOeeeU 81 Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Sta ioners, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVILLE, OHIO,
Il EEP always on hand a large assortment Of
N School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books;
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers OF all sizes; Note Papers, En-.
velopcs, Steel Pens, ano all kinds ofSatonery.
They are prepared to fill all orders from Met
chants. School Committees, Teachers and others at
low prices
Having Bindery connected with our establish
ment, we are prepared to make all kinds of Blanks
for Railroads. Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to or.
der as we use the best quality Of stock and employ
the best workmcn. Our work will compar fnvo ra.
bly, with that of any other Bindery in the State
| Blanks OF all kinds PageG to order
| The highest market price paid for Rags and Tan
ners Scraps. MCDOWELL " co.
! SteubenyiIe March T. 1855.
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TtAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pen
" ellis. etc, etc, for sale. cheap BY
april 20, 1853. JOHN BEALL
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VILLA HaA &enyOn,
Manufacturer of
ST r A Nj Il GIN ES,


Hand and Slide Turning Lathes,
PLANNING, DRILLING AND SCREwING MACHINES,
SSHAFTING AND MILL GEARING,
A ND every variety of Machinists' Tools
"A Screws Cut with Square and V Thread, for
Rolling Mills and all other purposes, Water St,
STEUBENVlLLE, o
0g-Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
Il COMBINATIONS.
From the varinl. concentrations of machinery
built in this estul ..nent, the following extract
from letter to the proprietor, from Mr.. George
Sloan. OF Hanover, Columhiana county, is selected.
Mr. Sloan is an old and enterpri2ng citizen of tina
county, well known in this section Of Ohio ad accent
parts Of Pennsylvania and Virginia. His letter is
dated April %, 1854.
"MR. WILLIAM KENYON:
"Dear Sir--I am pleased to
say your Engine does we'll, and gives great salts
faction.
"In running our old Engine, or rather coaI bur-
ner we used in 1850 to 1862, about one oushe and
half of coal in manufacturing barrel of flour; and
with two peirs tour eet burs in good order could
only pack an average OF barrels perhour on both;
making from thirty-tive TO forty per twelve hours,
with sixty bushels OF coal In 1852 we used about
two bushels of coal per barrel of flour
"ln running the new Engine, we use about thir-
ty bushels OF coal in twelve hours packing in
time sixty barrels OF flour We consider we are
saving abouttwo thirds OF fuel formerly used--tak-
ing into consideration the increased amount of flour
we pack.
"We have only applied three run OF burs on your
Engine as yet; but believed it would run four il
needed. ltruns the three without any appearance Of
aboring, while the old ore labored hard perform
the work above stated
'In conclusion, the only fault ws have with your
Engine is it grinds the wheat faster than the supply
But it saves fuel, and as to wheat there is good
time coming. Very respectfully,
"GEO. SLOAN"
The following is from Mr.. Sonn's miller
81 have assisted Mr.. Sloan in making the above
statement, and fully endorse it.
[sep IL, 1855. "E. CYRUS, Miller"
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GAND PAPER, a prime eastern article, and
- large assortmentby (apr 30, '53) j. BEALL..
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Notice to Shippers.
TRANSPORTATION OFFIcE, S. 81 r. X.
Steubenyille. April 10Th 1858.

TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, S. 81 r. RI
Steubenville, April 10Th 1855
A FREIGHT TRAIN is now running to New
IN ark, leaving Steubonyille daily, Sundays ex
cepted) at a. m. and Cadiz at As a. IN.
Shipments TO all stations, except Unionport, Cadiz,
Fairyiew and New Market, Uhrichsville Port
Washington, New Comersown, Lafayette, Coshoc.
ton, Adams Mills, Dresden and Newark must be
prepaid
Shippers will pl, ase conclude their shipments and
receive their consignments previous O'Clock each
.vening LAFAYETTE DEVENNY,
sApriI95, 1855. General Freight Agent
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DOGS Alarming.
Splendid Furniture.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
Of Cabinet Ware, manufactured out Cl the best ma.
tcria and finished in the neatest style which he viii
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms.
lIe has also recently received from PittsburehA
large assortment of Fancy and Common ChairsSA-
Looking Glasses Plates OF all sizes, GiltMould M
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
lie is prepared tC furnish Collins ofevery kind aad
viii carefully attend to funerals lie has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country
Cudiz, March 29, 1854. j. w. GILLESPIE
N. B.-A nice ROckaway Carriage for sale cheap
w C
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TOHN MCCORMICK has this day associated with
y him his brotheS, A. G. Mccormick. in the Mer-
chandizing business They will continue the bust
ness At the Old sar&, where they will be pleased to
see all their old customers. and will sell them goods
on rs good terms any other establishment in the
place.
As wish to close the books of the old concern
persons having open accounts will please call and
settIe, either by cash or note
JOHN MCCORMICK.
Cadiy Jan4arV glth 1255
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New Fall Goods

JUST received at Coclran's Wholesale Variety
- Store, isnse stock of new Goods for the season
consisting an part OF Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons -
dies, Edgings. Bobhonets, Aocordeans YioiIns But
TONS Combs &c & c..
Also, a large assortment of Gold and plated Jewel
.ry, Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Chairs, &c
Also, heavy assortment OF white wax Beads
To which the attention OF the trade, and citizens
generally is respectfully invited,
ROBT. COCHRAN
Fourth St, few doors north OF Market
SteubenYi!Ie. Nov IS51
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E.IFrOm steubenv.lle. tall the way by
Agents.

Agents.
James Collins & Co, Freight and Passenger A.
gents, No III and lis Water st Pittsburgh.
J N. Kinney, Freight Agent, Little Miami r. r
Depot Cincinnati.
P w. Strader, Passenger Agent, Broadway, Gin
cinnati.
Richard Hooker Passenger Agent, Newark
+. A. Wells, do SteubenviIle
LAyFAYETTE DEvEHNY, General Freight and Tick
ct Agent, SteubenviI}e-
e. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
September u, 1855.
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lie E2est BARGAINS

TTiAT have over been offered at JouN McCoR.
l MICE'S cheap cash store, can now be ad. Hi.
stock is fall and complete, embracing every variety
oi Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Ready made
clothing, Groceries, &c. His stock has been solec.
ted vih er, al care, and at cost which enables him
to sell cheaper dian ever before. Give him a cal
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not ,
away without buying some thing
JOHN MCCORMICK.
-
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Attachment uotice.
LatNsber HV90nted:

TTNIE subscriber wishes to purchase large lot ot
K seasoned lumber, suitable for all kinds of Wa
gon and Carriage making, &C.. for which the very
highest price in CASH will be pnd ifdeivered soor
enquire at NJ Semmons blacksmith shop.
Cadiz, June %, l95i-3t B. PENN.
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Dissolution.

The firm known as S. B. LUKENS g. G.. W
MOFflr, was on the both day OF August disso.
we'd by mutual consent. Oct, 3lst 1855.
S. b. LUkENS.
G. w. MOFtIT.
10 Dr.. 8. B. Lnken's skilan Practice in Dem
tistfy. / can safely recommend all my acquantan.
ces desiring ly work done.
Ela work " Il cIaes amongst the FIRST; having at
The last Fair in Harrison county taken the First
Premium and Diploma, on full set of Gum Sock
Ell Teeth, which can be seen at his Office by call
ing soon. q. ". MOftIf
Oct, 3ist '55,
" ths B mixing House 81 Resin Walk bk Ge.
.Eiy 25, 1868,
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Superior Court--Part Second.
Before Hon. Judge Campbell and Jury
Iupnpr A NJ rNarru 4 vcr nAnR


APRIL l7.-Merria, Bliss d 90, a9ainst The Stuycssam
Insurance Company This was action brought by
the plaintiffs merchants in this city, against the de-
insurance which the latter effected upon the PLAINTIFF
stock Of goods, the I'd day OF April 1851 then a 90
and 81 William street. Mr.. VIM. Bliss, counsel for the
plaintiffs, with whom was assocnted mr. Daniel Lord
opening The the jury stated that the plain
s In order TO keep pace with the upward tide OF ei
grafton then going on among merchants and business
in this city, their business and merchan
oise the corner of Broadway Deg street, on the
1th day of February 1852; and the day they
applied to the defendants for trans OF their policy
insurance. from 50 and SO William street to their
OF Broadway and Dey street. which the de
f.ndaDts, slleeec consented aud agreed do.
The policy le.t wit, the company on the 10th Of
FohrDary, for thsm TO write, at their leisure formal
trsnsfer thereon. Oo the I'D OF March 1882, the
store occupied by the plaintiffs destroyed by FIRE,
together with their stock of goods Involving them n
OF about $3.50 OF 0, which nearly covered oy in
surante in various companies in the city.
For the defence, II admitted by Messrs Whiting
Clark aud Feed that an application was mace TO the do
fsndants to transfer the policy from William street 10
the Of Broadway and Dey street out that;
consideration OF the application by the company, It was
discovered that owing TO their bayng other risks In that
building, they must decline transferring tia policy
TO the plaintiffs store and the policy vas theteupon
cancelled by the secretary and return of the tropsr
proportion Of the premium for tAe unespired term ef
the policy paid back TO the plsntds through their
broker ard accepted by them, thereby releasing the de-
feocs from al further liability Oh the policy.
AT fne couciusion Of the testimony for tie bairtis
Mr. Clark behalf Of the defendants moved TO dismiss
the complaint. on tba ground that this plaintiffs hsd
tailed to prove that the defendsats Insured sheir
also that there was written ansfef sndor sed the
policy by which the defendant could he held liable.
The Court overruisd the motion to dismiss aad Mr.
Clark thereupon opened the dAfence.
The, Jury being unable 10 agree, discharged by
order OF tne Court We understood tnat they stecd
eleven tor the plaintiffs, and one sor the de.cndans
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Theatres nnss Exhib,srens.

BrsApwAx THEkrpg--M-. Forrest 10 60 reprssea, his
character of virginps this evosng in sheridan
knowles historical tragedy O. that Mesrs CONWAY
Hasobet Miss Reynolds Mrs Abt stt will sastan
other lea ding The closing piecs of the evening
be the laughable farce of " Poor Piliicoddy.'
BowERS THrArRr Tia Grand military festival in
nemoraiioa of the Battle Lexington being FAR tho spo
AZ Of Major John Crawey to OF this evening The
leading volunteers this occasion Messrs BrouIhsm
EDDY Y. Johnston Mr.. Eddy ana Dodworsh's full Mill
Brass Band There Ave rieees tsether
with snsns dancing and ins,rumcstal performances Let
the Major have bumpsr.
Burrows THEArRM.-The Eve act piay, entitled
janet Pride which has proyaa such decided hit,
be reyested this ang Burssn Mrs Baksr person
atng the principal oharaeerr The fareesi Blun
drs than One in which Mr. nsli will sppcsr, win ALEC be
performed.
WALLAoKs THp Tho successful dramatic sketch
81 the Estate Prisoner ana oKeees celebrated comedy
'.Wd Oats the pieces provided tAis evening by
wsask The enssrs comEeny IL Included IN tae
casts.
ing will be repeated this evening sith
cast Two will be Fiven In the Afternoon
WooD's NTssrRfLs--1hs popular company announce
several Of their best .eatares tor this evening
DvchIFt, STRYrADsRs.-The grand burlcs1us opera ~
"somnasbua will - repestsd 70 night with The two Iri
donnAs. 49, i.
this ofs attractive character
CoMpYxmRwTARy BTEksr TO G.. b. DucKLsr.-rhs
rrAna afAr will come OF tomorrow evening
RMrfRp HAIL-Snlths meving peaArsmA OF knrope lad
sssas,spol soatiassao IN sAAasiusAat tsa RSL
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Police Intelliuenee,

DISCOVERY AND ARREST OF BAND OF ALLEGED
c0UNTBRFEIrBRS-sEIzUHE OF A LARGE AMOUNT
OF SPURIOUS BLLS-Ck3Eg or ALLEGED SWIM
= DLING-RIvHR PIRATNG- LARCENY AND EMBEZ.
zLEMENT- ESCAPE OF A PR1sONER FROM STATION
RoUsE-CHARGB OF HOS STEALING, AND TAKING
WOMEN TO HOUSES OF ILL FAME.
Yesterday sergeant Martin and officer Ross of the Sc
cond District Police Court succeeded in fcrreting
nest Of alleged cozntereiters and taking them Gus
tody before the "spurous" had been put into circua
ton. There officers received information, few days
sgo, tAat perssa named John s. Good was about to
leave Phnadephis for this city, having his possession
lot Of counterfeit ve dollar bills the Chemical Bank
Of this city, with the intentisaos Flooding the commu
nifty with the bogus. They accordingly were the
look out for the individual AID yesterday succeeded
taxing Aim into custody On sshins rm 10 the station
house The prisoner searched and in his possession
was fonnda number Of these eonterfeit his which
hst tas one 81 We Of reet Z the
atrst deceived to the character of the paper As
the matter is important oaeor tho attention of the
public, give minute description Of It. as follows:
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