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plumbilla, etc.
M. PATTINS ON.

PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER
No. Park Row, back Of Old Court House,
Z .'IIlA y ON equErc- ffffIaF-f li-
n MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
co1-fanfIv on hand complete assortment of Copper
sd 80 Iroa Bathing Tubs, Marble, Plain and lancY.
china Wash Basins water Closets, common LIT Force
patsnt Italian Ssone Eerer snd all ether art IN th
Iine OF business. ~ .-.'-. ~. - -. -
Of nac hansm and most u the last four years
me principal houses In toWr feel eondent q
age. 49, al, in the
- est and most approved style ,.-.a.l n :
Orders inths ely and country pro5pstt, .se's
Iobbing executed with neatnesE and dlsp1to1,
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Ono Thousand Dollars Worth Of Stolen
Goods Recovered.

Ono Thousand Dollars Worth Of Stolen
Goods Recovered.
Some more facts have come to light relative to
the case Of Martin Fsulhaber, spoken Of Saturday
morning. Il appears that the Melodcon having
previously been sent to Fort Wayne, Ind, for sale
was returned via the c.. & t Railroad, and was de-
posted in the baggage room of the G. G. & C.
Railroad, from which Faulhaber must have OBJ
tanned it.
Several weeks ago case of boots which had
been sent by the American Express Company to
the c. c. & C. Railroad depot, was found to be
missing. Fallhaber was suspected Of having
something to do with the lost package, and officers
Clark Warren and McKinstry went with him TO
his house, as they supposed, but in reality to 8
neighbor's which he represented as his residence
He pa,med of another mans wife and children as
his own, and most completely deceived these lynx
eyed officers of the law; SO much so that they re-
ported to the Superintendent Of the Road that they
considered Faulhaber perfectly honest
About two weeks ago some goods were shipped
by Fsulhaber to Cincinnati. and officer Warren
followed them to identify, if possible, some of the
stolen property Here be found not only the good:
he was in search Of but the Meiodeon stolen three
years ago. On Mr. War1en's return, a warrant
was made out for searching Faulhaber's premises
and the officers found in this, his real residence,
perfect depot of stolen goods His house was il
Detmer's Block on River street.
The list of articles found comprises almost every
thing imaginable, from a spool of thread to sill
dresses, bars of soap to silver spoons, cutlery Ia
dies under garments. books, &C., &C., enough tt
stock two or three variety stores, amounting Il
81, 900 or over.
The astonishment of the officers in coming upol
such brigand's stock may be imagined.
Faulhaber has played his cards shreRdly, bu
has got caught at last. He has been employed b,
the Railroad Company for about five years. b
was Saturday morning brought before Esq Mile
for examination, but was released on $500 bail Q
his brother-in-law, who lives on the West Side +
whom some exceptions were taken on account c
supposed connection between the two. He wa
then re-arrested for stealing goods amounting :
1891 from Mr.. Martindale Of Dayton. Being le
out again on ball. he was re arrested for stealing
trunk belonging to D. W. Deshler, Banker, c
Columbus This time he failed to procure bail
His trial will take place tomorrow at o'clock.
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CHERIFF'S sALE-Puesuant to the


- command Of writ OF yend; exponas issued from the
E5urt OF Common Pleas Lucas County. the suit Of
Alien Hinckty, plaintiff, against Andrew J. Field and
Others defendants to directed i shall offer sale
Pvbc Auction al the door Of the Court House corner OF
Seneca and ChHmplan Streets IN the city of Cleveland IN
Cuyahoga County, the l2h day of March, ls59l at
&C ock NJ Of said dy the following described lands and
tebements Owt Situate IN the City Of Cleveland Cuya
hoga County and which also in the STATE of Ohio, and
Known by part OF lot 50 IN Gle land and IS bounded
ss follows comm encing The southeTy line NJ Cham
plea street. 6eet westerly from its nterseci with the
eterv line Of OntafiO street. at the north west
~ land decided by James Clark to Albert " Sebhins
the dEv Of Ap ls32 and running thence westerly with
hamplain Street forty feet thence southery at night
oirS with Chaplain street eighty feet alley. thence
esteV with said alley and parallel with Ghampnin
forfv ee to fe south OF land decided ere
said 10 said Albert v StsSbins thsce northerly eshty
fest 10 the place of beginning, be the same more sS
Also one piece or parcel lsad situate IN the City
OF cleveland which also In the County and STATE afOre
sd and IS known y heiag paris Of original lots UNI CT
elght lreei and IN the plat Of the village Of
Cieyelapd and Is bounded as follows to wit: Beginning
upon the sauhery line of Champlain street one hundred
and twenty feet westerly from Antario street and running
thence westerly with said sOuihery line OF Champaln st
forty feet thence hery ct right angles with ChamPsin
rect eighty lest to alley running parallel with Cham
plain street, thence eastery with said alley forty feet
thence aoresT eighty feet TO the Pacs Of beginning be
sd described PARCELS Of land appraised at $500
L. WIGHTBIAN, Sheriff
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HYMN TO THE PEOPLE.
BY C. D. STUART.

Not TO be blest with warrior strength,
To WELD the sword and wear the glaiye,
Or rise to eonqueror's fame at length,
Proclaims the good or makes the brave.
To have the power to bide the scorn,
And rise above the hate and strife
OF those to wealth and title born,
Is the crownd courage Of our life.
What are the swords that prop king
The banners in his army's van
To strength of soul, that dares TO spring
And show the monarch in the nlGR!
Kings and the mightiest men of arms,
Strong as the heads Of realms they bide,
Sport as they may with fortunes charms,
They are Ike leaves upon the tide
In dim of old sepulchres they lie,
The feast of silence and decay
While the true World-heaIt beateth high
And thrones itself upon to-day. tl
Give me the man whose hands have tossed
The corn seed TO the mellow soil,
Whose feet the forest depths have crossed,
Whose brow is nobly crown'd with toll.
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SPencerian System
PRACTICAL PEEMAEsHIP
In Series of Eight Progressive Books.


n which Letters are introduced by
Il ansysis ana synihssis and prorressvsly rTadsd 70
meet tho pan's Of schools pupils 0f every eas Each
book contains uci rules Scientific instructions app
efficiently impa instruction the ssrnsr Or acquire
an elegant and systematic handwriting without the aid OF
teacher.
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ:
No. 1-Conians eight sarent letters with their staple
combinatiens- Explanations are plainly written
= abOse eaet copy.
No 2-Conains iierent letters and affords additional
practice on the letuers m Book l. The first two
books EN- race all the short or contracted let
ters, and are designed for beginners and poor Un-
Nc. 3conains the Z long or extends ed letters intrOdue
No. 4-Embraces &c capitals. which are ntrodussdby
principles and analysis, N connection with words
and combinations best calculated 70 produces good
No. 5cOHisins ssats1css sIbTeas Al eapaI.and
small leite affording substantial practice on an
the Prnapies and ru-es given IN the preceding
No. 6-5ontans short Business Foras Ct every day use
iRbnsiness book-keePiDg. &c, and is an inno-
No. s-soot q correct Busnes. Eo,n. embracing ps.
Bills. ReceiDts, Orders, Notes, Drafts Set " *
change. Accounts Current. Account Sales, LsdE-
erHesdings, Letter Of Introduction, Superscrip-
No S-Ladiss' Bo K. of approved notifications Of he
System, designed 10 imPart plain. rapid and
beautiful EpistOlsry hand.
EXERCISE BOOKS
No. Ito accompany books l. 2 aud g. 70 Gid the pupi
IN acquiring that Tree use Of The fingers and tors
no arm essential to easy and rapid execution cf q
contracted and extended letter.
No 2-To be used in e0rne-tc vi 1.-THE higher number5
oftbs Series TO gun command q the hand n the
movement required = execute the advanced COP
les and business VII lng generally.
Sod 5.h,, :, wholesale ani retail by ncopasco-
d CORR p M ~
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To-MoRTow NleHT-The ghostly procession oi
the Sons of Malta at midnight tO-marTOw night,
is the chief sensation item" talked of about town.
Nothing definite is known of the exercises to be
performed, but rumors are rife that the spectacle
will be such as has never been witnessed in peve-
land. Let the people keep awake and gaze in awe
upon the silent train.
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EfnoI Notifies.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an
~ issued from the Court Common Pleas Of
CuyahOga County the Of John Leonarl Lester
A Harmon al directed, have levied upon and
shall offer for sale Public Auction. the door OF tho
Court House (cener of Seneca and Champlan streets
the City of Cleveland in said unity, the 9Th day
March, le59 al O'clock r NJ Of said day. the following
described lands and tenemenis, Wit situated the
township OF Omsead, being number SIX in the fftsenth
range townships the Connecticut Western Reserve
the State of Ohio and eh also in the County Guy
ahOgs and the north half Of the following de
serbed and Beginning At the south of the
Williams and Howard tract called of the centre of
the road leading from Ohnstead Falls Village IIoad-
leys Mills Columbia, thence along the southerly
line OF said Williams Howard job Smiths land
thence nOrtherly line right angles witt the north
line said Williams Howard tract land of Stephen
Jones' thence easteTly with line parallel with the
ns OF said the ofthe Aforesaid road thence
southery along OF the road the paf be-
ginning containing all twentyfOur snd m y-ve
rods OF land less ard sail north half thereof
tai twelve and tweny-seven and half of
land Also other piece parcel land ieuate in the
township of Olmstead the County of Cuyahoga and the
lage allotment and is knUwn the Frisby Lot" Also
from the end Of lot No g. in Omsed Falls village
First above described parcel appraised $40
fhiPS ffdGaa DO DO 90 DO 90 90 ,..... !..... iSS iSo
D. L WIGHTMAN Sheriff,
80. 100
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sr. VALENTINES DAY-This day (the l4th Of
February has been celebrated from time irnmemo-
rial as day on which lovers may send tender mes
sages to their duleineas, and fair maidens may sd
dress loving words to their male friends without
fear Of being considered imlodest or devoid oi
iady-like reserve Within few years, hispractice
has been gradually dying out and IS now no long
er looked for with mpatience by the entire younger
part of community. Some sentimeDial young ladies'
in town and country await the distribution OF the
mail with more than ordinary interest, but in ten
years the observance Of the day win probably be
among the things that were. bat are not.
F-o;cars add Wholesale and retail by Strong q
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HUI PRArr, pla's At5ys. = "iohiD'AN' Sfs5a dsbs
tRIFFlS SAIE-Pnrsnant n thI

SHERlFtIS DALE.-1urSualt 10 the
- command Of adecetal order Of sale, issued from the
Zelotes H Monroe AGAINST Solomon = Brown et al to
directed shall oerfUr sale at pubic anco1 ut the door
OF he Court House coruer Of Seneca and IhsDlan sts
the city Of Cleveland in said County on the lh day Of
March, 1859 O'clock p M OF said day the following
described lands znd ements 10 wit Situate the
township East Cleveland the State Of Ohio and which
lot 3sa said township, and Is bounded IS ionws C5-
n ucing the intersection offhe road Leading B. p
The sid tcyTnshiu with the Eucd Road thence
oag me centre Of said road y CHI ins and % Inks
usf thence along the certre Of Saidroade chsns ard 55
links to post thence in the Of said road chains
and So links 70 at Smiths Corntrs, thence
so 81 degrees east q chains and le links TO the centre Of
e Fud Road thence IN the centre Of said road chains
sn X LINKS the place Of tegnnng containing nine
ras Sd Te hundred and seTsnfeen thousandths o.
is1d Be the sae or ss but subject 70 all legal high
Appraised al sls7s. ,v,c,, ~ ss-.s
| WILLIAMSON RIDDLE, PiH's Att'ys. fsbe
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3 U Mr. Ballou will commence his class for gen.
tlernen and ladies' in Fancy Dancing this Monday
evening, Feb. IA. at O'Clock, for course Of les
soDs Those wishing to learn Fancy Dancing viii
be on hand this evening.
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DAVID L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Special Master Com'r
= DIerH. Astf,- EakTtdnOn

tCHAHLhs SIEIsoN, u az l11ltu=zI
GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuau to the
command OF second writ Of yend expcnas issued from
the Court of Common Pleas # Cu,ahoga County at the
suit of Matthias Schultz against izabeth Brownt
dire shall offer for sale a. Public Auction, he
door ofthe Court House coruer Of Seneca and Champan
sreets) Cleveland said county the attn
day of March, 1859 at o'clock P. NJ Of SAID y, the
lowing described lands and tenemenis to wit Situate
the City of cleveland Cuyahoga County and STATE of Obi
ard known parts of lots Nos IS and 80 in the original
Mat ohe village Of Cleveland havfg 3 2 feet front
the eaStery line Of Middle street ITS s0uther being
8 2 feet in length parallel with Huron street and ITO feet
upherly therefrom and bounded alley feet
width-s nOrhsr line being parallel herewith 20 feet in
length, allev.'
AppIaisedas at 81 400
JNn W HETsIFY. PlfTiS Atty fehIfd2n
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s.
Duranson Dart and others,
defendants
DARK r CLARK. CHARLES g.

DARK B. CLARK, CHARLES G.
IL kellogg and Daniel A. Wbiie, defendants IN said
ton al hereby notified that the 9Th day of February
isss the said plaintiff hd his petition in the Court Of
Common EeS n anu O se b b od G ne
Dar anu Helen Dart. TO SAID Park B. Clark he
ship Of East CsTssnd IN the County Of Cuyahogs and
State Of OHIO being number eght in the eleventh OF
as part OF No 4s an is bounded follows beginning
at stone at the south west corner OF sad lot As thence
said lot thence norh I0 degrees east u chsins links
s oegrees west chain centre Of said
resd thence north eS degrees chains 20 links
e m ess Is chs 50 ks hsnes south IS degrees east to
the north east corner Of the school lo thence
centre Shakerroad thence south 42k degrees
chains y links to stone the centre Of said road
of land owned By 1oseph Sagt thence west on said line
part Of lot and also Of a. beginning the north
Of lot which Is the south west corner Of lot
thence south Is degrees west chains 9s links stone
thence south one degree west g chains g Inks to stone
the south west corner Of Oliver james land thence west
on the south line of said lot TO the centre of the ad u
phs is a. the centre Of the road 10 a Dutys south line
thence east said A Duys south line chains 81 links
one degree east % chains % links stone the north
line Of The lot thence east II chains and Is inks to the
according to the surveYof J. c. Saxiqn-
S nj g s p PAX x g. % dGss Rass S g
follows All dated December lst, 1856. and payable with
iate5 S & 1e e. Jppe me- t Ys one fol nsabfe 2
December Is 5 for $500 due June lt 1850 fol
$500 due December ls 1850 and for S4S5 due june
| lst, 1861.
wis PAYABLE said Clark order and was b. him ndnrs-
ed TO painf and that due and unpaid and that by
said ndoTseeht said Clark transferred 70 the plaintiff al
interest sand mortg1ge 70 the extent OF said note tha
said mortgage LETT record IN the Reeorcers Office
said county the Sd day OF January 1884, and record
ed Jan 9Th. 1851 and that the above named defendants
have claim to have interest IN or lien upon 81 ems
e The object and prayer of said peI ion is for
against the said Duranson Dart for the sum Of $780, with in
on S3l from the 4th day of and $50
from the 9Th day of December 1855 for the sl0 of h'
norigrged property to pay said judgment and for ohe
sid defendants are notified that they required up
rear and answer said petition before the sth day
April, ls59- ,,
| ,eb9.ev222 Au,ys for Pif.
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Apans c.rr1ELp P 49, lIOI'I 'IT9E eEitG28S 80
SALE-Pursuant TO the

y OF writ of EendI exponas. issued The
Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga County, The
OF W P Fogs against H A. .Ackey to directed shall
sale Public Auction the door of the Court
House. cOTneT Seneca and Chapan sireets city
of cleveland in Said county on the 4th day of March 1885,
O'Clock NJ said day the following de- cTibed real
estate Situate in the eitv Of Cleveisnd Cuyaho=a
COUNTY, and which is also in the State of Ohio. and
known being the northe " Of ten lot No g. in
Cleveland City, and bounded follows: Norherly
lid street, westerly by Hubs street, SOuihery
nOrtherly line sub-Ot 80 in II. A Ackley allot-
of the souhery part Of lot No g. and gseTy by the
land John Blair containing about Of land."
Appraised at $4,000.
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- Sancho Panzas, La PIatas, Henry Clay, and
all the fayorite brands of Cigars at Strong Arm
strong's, Iss Superior Street ~.
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lEmqraners.ssa

NC 1VING AND LITHOGRAPHING
RRAfINARD &BURRIDGE, WOOD
k6 FNaPAVEEs AND LITHooRAPHERs Esank
trsst Cleveland. o.
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pp''--' : 50 d. wIGHTMAN. Sheriff
CHERIFF & SPECIAL MA STER'S

SALE-Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Cuyahoga Coun
IT, The suit OF Charles etsJl against c. H Vaughn
al directed, shall offer for sale Public Auction
the door the Court HousecOner nf Seneca and Cham
plain in the City OF Cleveand said county
the 4h day Cf March, l9, at O'Clock p NJ Of said day
fO2ins de- cribsd lands and tenements wit 'Situate
the township of 0lmstead, being No in the fifteenth
range Of townships IN the Connecticut Western Reserve
the of Ohio and which Is also in tn Comfy of Guy
ahoga and known by being tract three 80 Omstead
township and is bounded follows: Commencing the
south of land ned by VIM. +. Castle, and
bounced the north by land owned By stephen Jones,
west by land John OqterSo south BY land deed
e 10 Horace Van Norman BY q p smith, and east by land
formerly owned by HssnctOn Barnett containing 90 1O0
acres OF land be the less but " all
legal highways"
Appraised al $50. -..-
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING, PEB'Y IA, 1889
pLAIN ANp oRNA.fENTAL PRINTING.

" Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every deseribiiO
douo at the Printing Establishment OF the Lender Ofce
on the latest impr we'd ard steam presses the
STYLE short notice, and at reasonable Par
calar attention paid to blank work. Every description
of Binding DONE especially Blank Books Ledgsrs Journ
ais Sales Books Receiving Books &C sc
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wGenuine Havana Cigars at Strong 4 Arm
strong's. lw.
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H For late City News, see taird page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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ECigars sold wholesale and retail by Strong 3
Armstrong, lss Superior Street. lw.
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JNo. W HE1sLEY. Pins Atty fehltd2
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arThat is right! Still be discreet, II you
would have the wicked punished and the nno-
cent protected, be silent and wary. Have no
anxiety about the girl. What man can do for
her will do quickly And now, good erea-
ture. day is actually dawning. You must seek
repose, And / must call the Parson in and re-
turn home. / will send Mrs. Condiment over
with food, wine, medicine, clothing, and every
comfort that your condition requires" said Old
Hurricane, rising. ami calling in the clergyman,
with whom he soon after left the hut Tor nome-
They reached Hurricane Hall IN tune iof an
early breakfast, which the astonished house
keeper had prepared, and for which their night
adventures had certainly given them good aP'
petite. -ssas5
Major Wsr6eld kept his werd, and as sooH
as breakfast was oyer be dispatched Mrs. Con-
diment with carriage filed with provisions fol
the sick woman. But they were not needed
In couple Of hours the housekeeper returned
with the intelligence that the old nurse wa
dead. The false strength of mental excitemenf
that had enabled her 70 tell 80 long and dread
/ ful tale, bad been the last aaring up of tn
fame of life, that almost immediately went out
az am not sorry, upon the whole for now
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HARPER's FERRY, Oct. ls-PM
Reinforcemenss have been pouring in all
night from the surrounding country. o.


ID INV Ohhs VOt- To- M.
AN arrival furnishes Buenos Ayres adj
vices 10 the 26th Of August. News unim-
portant The previous report of the ap-
pearance of the Argentine squadron off
Buenos Ayres, and exchange of shots with
a Buenos Ayres steamer is confirmed.
b A Montivido letter states that q forgery
Of the $4,000, 900 bonds had been discov-
cred there and the forgcr had been arrested.
lie proved TO be The Captain of Spanish
vessel plying between that port and RIO
The discovery served to unsettle business
and create general run upon The banking
house of Senior Mata.
|. Mr. Henderson, British Charge de Affaire:
at Paraguay, had demanded his passport in
consequence of the Carnsted affair not hav.
ing beer satisfactorily settled.
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gentleman from Minnesota states that
hard times still continues in that State, and
that Eastern people have but an imperfect
idea of the universal depression-inb business
that exists there. Some relief from financial
difficulties Was anticipated in the abundant
harvest, but the prices obtained for produce
are so meagre that farmers can realize so
little from their sales--barely sufficient 10
pay farming expenses. Wheat brings but
ilfty cents bushel, oats fifteen cents, pota-
toes twenty 1--WE cents, and corn is .yithout
sale. They have plenty of food to carry
them through the winter, but no money
Many are leaving the State, temporarily,
with the Intention of returning when times
improve--the effect of which is to render
trade still more inert. Property holders are
burdened with heavy taxes, and money
lenders frequently find more land mortgages
as collaterals upon their hands than they
are able to pay taxes upon, and at the same
time are paying Eastern capitalists from
to te.. per cent. for money loaned on the
same security. aE -r.E -. g. U E-f.t
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BALTIMORE. Oct. ls-p NJ

oCt- lO--f N
There isintcnse excitement in this city
Nothing is talked of but the instruction
General Stuart, through Cow, Wise, has
communicated an order to Gen. j. w. Wat
kins, of this city, to prepare, equip, and
mount, Immediately, body of men for SER
vice in the mountains near Harper's Ferry,
where many Of the insurgents have taken
refuge. The troops will leave this after
noon. 800
It Gov Wise passed. the Relay House this
morning IA r0uis for he seat Of war. U
Three artillery CONF aniesfron Fort Nun.
Gle arrived this mornings and are quartered
at Fort McIIenry awaiting orders. 90 90
The Directors Of The Pennsylvania Rail
road . ith their ladies', arrived, at Martins
burg, on their,way home from their RECENT
excursion TO Chicago. The train was, how.
ever, detained 10y the difficulties at Harper;
Ferry. But ms the track is, now uninter-
rupted they are probably on their way Il
this city. and will reach Philadelphia to-
pioht 80 rEes f4 % A. 1fllaE-t