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LIZ Qugsr OF His WIgg.-We take the follow
ing amusing incident from the New OrIesns
Picayuae, OF the 25th:
An unsophsticated son Of Old ireland.
dressed III the garb of 4 volunteer, called on
Recorder Emerson yesterday afternoon 10 OBJ.
tain the relesse of his wife, arrested as hs
was informed, on the 18th Of August last, fer
"a breach of pc ,ce. Whea his aonor kiudiy
asked him for her name. the soldier ans wered,
with charming ingenuity, he did NOT know
for sure. but he was certain woman was
sent TO the Parish Prison, ON the 18TH of Au-
gust, and that prisoner Was bis be tier half
lis it, said Mr. Emerson. who had looked
over the register cf arrests, MARY CarrofIy"
Eyes" replied The husband, "that's she."
'NO, it cannot be, for 1 see this woman was
arrested On the l7th but II may be Kate Gar.
roll -
"Exaetly SO Please 10 give me an o. der
for the release OF my darling Kate, 1 long ~
much 10 SEE her, -
Bat this Kate was arrested FOR drunken-
ness, and you say your wife never took adrop
of liquor"
''And sure. your Honor, she never didn't
II rather thiak yonr wifes name Is Mary
O'Eeai."
.You sre right, there you have it, Will
you be kofnd enough to give me all order for
Ntry o'Nsaf' In case she is not my wife, I
promise you will bring her back 'pou my
word am hones.. l want Mary u Neal, If
she IS nv wolfe but will have nothing TO
do with her in case don't know her -
There was such sterling honesty beaming
on the loyial face of the volup teer, thai the
Recorder signed the order for Mary ONeal,s
reiease and the volunteer, making q raili-
| tary bow, left the room, pledging again his
word OF honornot TO take the wrong woman.
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EXTRACTS From A PAHIs LETTEs.-From the
Paris correspondence of the Baltimore .iaaest t.
can We gather the following items:
A repors has recently been in circulation
that NJ. de Lamartlre was lying dangerously
ill at Macon. The iilusTious poet himself
contradicts this sta atement in a note to one of
the daily joarnais, declares that his health is
excellent, and that he is necessarily occupied
in preparing for the press the com plete edition
OF his works published by himself. Apropos OF
NJ deLamartine, can relate an anecdofe of
the poet which illustrates his carelessness in
pecuniary matters, and has not appeared in
print in America. One day, early last sum-
mer, the author of the "Msditations', en- tered
n we'll known restaurant on the boulevard
and ordered an ice. The proprietor of the ss-
tablishment waited IN peTsoa upon his stin-
guished customer. and after some hesita ton,
said
"Monsieur de I4amartine, am one of your
innumerab!e adWirers, and wonid, be delight
ed to subscribe for the complete edition of your
works which is announced soon to be pub
lIsAed. Indeed, would take two copies, one
for my honse in Paris, and one for my coun-
try seat. If you will take out the amount in
trade, would be glad 10 furnish the refresh
mentS for your soirses, and should also have
the happiness of seeing you often"
The poet gaily accepted the proposition ,and,
upon returning home, said to Madame de La
martine, "My dear, you have credit, at the
Cafe -, for 6ia francs worth of ices char-
totes rase fromages esaces, montdIaaes and patss
u Eslagne.'
Just before leaving Paris for Macon IL oc-
CURED TO Lamartine 10 ascer tain how many
ices he had yet subject TO order. He accord
ingly sent for his bll and discovered that he
osocd the admiring restauratenr precisely six
thousand francs
There was 4 very singular trial. on Wednes-
day of this Week. before the Correctional
Tribunal of Versailles. workman was
cased of robhing III infants grave. In the
crime itself there Was nothing extraordinary
but 1t would require vivid imagination tc
ciyine the resurrectionist's motive. II ap.
psayed from the evidence that the prisoner
was separated from his wife, against whom
he cherished most resentful feelings. HI
wrote anonymous letters to the authorities
accusing the poor woman OF infantcide, gave
de etails as TO where she lad hid the body of thu
supposed victims aud robbed grave la ordel
TO carry out his diabolical conspiracy. Ths
tables were, however, turned upon him, b,
the infiiction OF a sentence which will keel
him from eWl deeds for several years e
come.
The Princess do Salms, . ceuAin Of the Em
peror Napoleon. has just died, Of brain fever
at Baden Baden.
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NEW GOODS
FOR SALE
At wholesale or retail,
At SWORDS & THAWS


Richmond, Va,
Consisting Of English French, am Ame -ican Gosis
as follows: Ready Made Clothing, and Genie
mems Furnishing Goods Eleacnei Demesties;
Prints Jaconets; Musiius: Swiss Nus ms, psin and
6grred; Nensooks; Flsnnels. wool and cotton !;
French Merinoes and Poplns, plain, figured and
embroidered; French Delaines solid coored and
figured; Manchester Delsres, figured ana plaix;
Silks Of all descriptions, plain black, cclored, and
embroidered French Embroidery; Colsrs, Sleeves
aud Cuffs; slack Silk Velvet trimmings French
Cassimeres black and colored N. Carolina jeans
Flsnnsl Shirts and Draw RS; Hosiery of ali DE- scrip
ti,ns wool aud cotton; Boots, Shoes, Hats Cops
Bonnets, and Bonnet Ribbons
We expect 10 keep all the classes of q . D s
usually kept in Dry Goods establishments and we
earne silly solicit call from the ladies and gentle
raen of Richmond, and State of Virginia. TO exam
inc our stock of G DDS, fully confident that we
shall be able to exhibit fine q stock of Goods as
can be found in the city of Richmond, OF the diff
ferent grades OF ladies' and gentIemen's waar.
Give a call.
oc 3I-5t* G, L. GARRETT
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
y The Office of the WAR BANK
Is at DICKINSON e. HILLS,
Corner of Wall and Franklin streets
Where this Issue will be redeemed,
Whenever offered In sums Of
FIVE DOLLARS, and upwards.
l.. H. FRAYSER.
nc 23-.3n< ~ r HILL
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Large. sss<rsssSsfa~ = 4sas sgs5<ssSs8 =
~ 40, srsissussrts pss.rss. es.fss s..si q,
e5srgssi - rse per sses-e - ysgs .ssxs ~ ias
ts izssssrsses ..a3 es cts ~ rse. csc
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DEArH OF Bss CAUSr The London Globe,
OF the lit ut, says that the diIy before the
famous Ben Caunt. the proprietor of the
Coach and Horses Tavern, St Martins Lane,
expired somewhat suddenly at his residence
The deceased, Familiarity kaown as s"B.n
Cannt,' had long been lesding membar Of
the prize ring, and held for soins years the
championship, which, he suceteded in gain
ing after many hard fought battles. Ali dav
Cannt was in his business as usual, but
showed some signs Of indisposftion He re-
tired Ia r. 81 al his usual hour ut night, and
next morning WAS found dead in bsd, without
ha wing apparently experienced very mach
suffering. During the last ycaF or two
Caunt has hesn very mach affected In
bis mind by the loss OF his license, OF which
the magistrates had deprived him on account
OF iniormations laid against nins BY his neigh.
bors Of the nuisance occasicnsd about his
house by large crowds Of sporting men who
took An interest In the then pending pfizs-
fights-par ticularly In that between Hssnsn a
and Sayres for the cham pionship, which
Oaunt himself had just resigpeAs When his
body was discovered, ~ o'clock in the morn
ing, the time at which he was usually called,
medical aid was Immediately resorsed 70; but
twas ascertained that death must have taken
place sorna time prsyicnsiy-prohabiy AN
honr or two.
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Attack Oh the British Minister i'm Japan.

- Hs
The attempt to murder the British Minister
to Japan, on the 5th of July, of which we have
already published a brief telegraphic notice,
was a deliberate and skillfully planned affair.
The assassins entered the old temple near
Yeddo, inhabiAd by the Legation at a late
hour OF the night when nearly all Of the dozen
members of the household had retired. Mr.
Clirhant the Secretary of Legation was
about going to bed when he heard a noise in
the coprt. On stepping out from his room he
was contron ted by man in armor, having a
drawn sword in his hand, with which he
wounded Mr.. q. in the arm. The latter called
for help, and discharged pistol at his assail-
ant, but the ball fell back fattened from the
cuirass which the latter Wore. a second as
sailant then struck at the Secretary, slightly
woun0ing him on the forehead. The whole
household was now aroused, and Assem- bled
il one room, prepared to meet their fate, for
their side arms were nc Immediately at hand.
The New York TribnncS correspondent de-
scrlbes the events that followed:
'Ihe band OF assasSinS, who appear to
have entered the house at different points,
were now heard in the bed rooms, with loud
oGtcries, cutting and slashing at everything
within reach. Lamps twere knocked into
fraGme is, anosqui MEETINGS slashed; to rib
bons, the mattresses pierced through and
through, and even the bed posts hewn asun-
der in their attacks i'll the dark upon, as they
hoped their still sleeping victims
"Aa apartments breadth and paper screen.
only separated them from these intep ded
Victims. Inc EOuSehOld guards furnished by
the Japanese, of whom there are in all near
iy three hundred, were now aroused from
their stations in and about the premises, and
for the hTst time in two years experience
came to the rescue OF the foreigner. The at
ten ton of the assassins was now directed TO
their assailants. A short, sharp, and fierce
conflict ensued between The guards aud assaii-
ants, carried on with long, powerful two
handed swords, and which resulted in the
repulse OF the latter and their expulsion from
the premises, leaving two of their number
dead, and a third mortaiiy wounded.
cit appeared subsequently that this band OF
despeTadoes mum bered fourteen. On the day
following the attack information was received
that four of the assailants who had been
wounded were a / a tea house in the Sinagawa
suburbs. A police force proceeded thither and
surrounded the house. The men seeing all
hope of escape cut eff attempted Aarj kiri-
Three succeeds d in ripping themselves open,
but the fourth arrested before effec ting his
purpose. One OF this party had his forearm
Topped ofin the fray of the night previous"
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THO CONTRACTORS FOR ARTILLERY
l AND ARTILLERY HARNESS.-Tbe
subscriber, an experienced dDRAUGETSMAN,fo fot
a considerable time employed in making traengs
of Artillery Carriages of all kinds, and Artillery
Harness, from the regular drawings in bis posses
sion for lard and coast serviee is prepared to
make TRACINGS for parties requiring such
The subscriber can refer to the officers OF the
Ordnance Department of Virginia, and can be
heard of inquiring at the State Arraory, corner
y ~ ~ Wv FREDERICK KOCH
oc 3l-3ts Architect and Drarghtsman.
DEMONSTRATION Having
/ been appointed by the Judge of tho District
Court of the Confederate States Of America for the
Eastern Distric: OF Virginia the Receiver for the
District de- sgnated In the ssbdivison ofsad Eastern
District of Virginia, made by said Court as No. 3,
aad composed of the counties OF Albelnarle, Flu
wanna, Louias, Goochand, Hanover, Henrico GIN
Guiding that part of the City of Richmond lying
westward Of Ilth street in ssid city, New Kent.
Charles City, James City, Gnclnding the City OF
WilHalnsburg) Warwick, York, Elizabeth City,
and King William, hereby notify every Attorney,
Agent, Farmer, Partner, Trustee, or other person
holding or controlling within said District, any
lands, tenements or hereditamentc, goods, or chat
tells, rights or credits or any interest therein, OF or
for any alien enemy of the Confederate States Of
America speedily To inform me Of the same. and to
render to ros sn sccount thereof, and, 10 far as
practicable, to place the same In my hands. Amy
such person wifully failing to do so, viii be guilty
of hig' misdemeanor and Liable to be indicted,
convicted, fined and imprisoned as provided by law.
And also notify each and every citizen Of the Con
feGerate States speedily to give Information to me,
[as be Is required by lawD Of any and all lands
teueinents, ard hereditaments, goods and ehattles
rights aud credits, within the said District, and OF
every right and Interest therein held, owned. and
possessed or enjoyed by or for any such alien
enemy. HENRY L. bhOOAE,
Receivsr for District No. 3.
NJ Ny once is room No. ,, Bslvins Block
ffopting Bank gt Richmond Oc 9-lm
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~ Hernia to know thpt they can procure
RS. sCHEVENELI4S PATENT TRUSS
by applying to the subscriber doors below the
Market, Maiu street oysr Mr. Wa. Taylor's
Wholesale Grocery Store.
This Truss differs essentially from all others now
in usa; is very light, durable and perfect in its
adaptation TO the parts afflicted. E,nfneni physi-
eiGas recommend il io the highest terms as a cure
Truss. 1t is vYorn with perfect comfort, allowing
the wearer 10 run jump, climb lift, do any kind
of aboTious work without injury. 1t is ranted
to ba superior ai otIerg aud 10 give satisfaction
IN every case. The Medical Fscnlty of Richmond
are especially invited 20 examine this Truss
Apply, for few days, from TO 10 A. NJ and
from 10 ) z. NJ, to O. SCHEVFNELL,
oc 29-5t* Agent for the Patentee
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pretty girl was lately com staining 70 q
Quaker friend that she had . cold, snd was
sadly plagued in the lips by chaps. "rrisnd,"
said Obadiah. .stbec should never let the
chaps come near thy lips
s.oh, my friend" said . doctor 70 IA IRISH
patient "be composed; We must all die
once "And Ia that yexss me. replied Pat;
sIf could die . half q dczen times. I'd not
care cent abcut this time. -
Lsasze, the paintcn h the rseip4sat of rare
BIZ Of GOOD fortune IN 4 - 900 commtesaOn
from tho Federal 6oveYnnsut. He u ~
paint the ceiling Of the corriaor 0f the capt
-Ot; the subject Ii ~ - ssWestWasd ~ star
II EanpiTs sakes itA Way. sgsses
Col. Roht w. Garter. 81 SahAnskAlls 1beA-
mond county, Va. died N Afreoeftchuo0xVs %
the 10Th INST. In me IetA ysax OfrAie -.
What l. ~ ~ iine - issd vssAsn wsths
CyPIuxs-<N q kin1A n rsskIIf rssssfvne
- As A'so' na1s1 Apisas; ~ 10y. -
80 DvugGlnA tn eiees.
5 sTi0ns Cax1a.-4 slE - { - t. 7ssss
~ sd 6Altas eAnoA y eoea - II -
| 81 5. cQ.
- ~ kesss 4 - ~ See1s -.
W gY5s ~ u = g J
!. T.. sasztn IN
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ERU1T TREES.-I have tor sale the largest
~ and best selection of FRUIT TREES ever
offered n this market.
Also, good variety Of the smaller FRUITS,
Shade and Ornamental Trees. Roses, Eyergreens
Greenhouse Plants, Silver Naples, Sugar Naples,
aised By me from seedlings with good stock of
everything ia my line.
JAMES GUEST,
oe 3o-at* Richmond Va.
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tN AErEO-FIF9rY RECRUITS FOR THE
sit-SH REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOL
r,s. Lii h--Persoos wishing 20 oin thia Reei-
-, -, "4 have The privilege OF selecting the Com.
~! 'sY ceaire to be attached to- aud will be tsr
o. chqge. ''--''
a, ~, i' lcsi particulars, sppiy st the Kepdszvons
- ~ 80 g'9tt, between Main and Cary, next coor
,,,,i G,i1aNlofds Saloon. OiAce hours from A. 81.
1851 T. ii. THOMAS Il. REEs,
Recruiting Sergexns.
- ~ n'--lsGTIcE Members of the Is. Regiment In
= - "i,toei fcIioughs, Will report iiamsdistely
- lis r. g. REEFS.
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S see POUNDS
w COUNTRY MADE
nor THEEAD ID,
E"' Fer which will ray iae.
r,.,,uEgT PRICE,
EI3'A st III Main street, below l3th.
.s JAMES REOTTS
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4 pair Of beautiful
BAY MARES, Sisters }
Nearly thorough bred, young aud very stylish, will
be sold low.
A good sliding seat
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LOUISIANA DEPOT,

~ CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Travel.
~ ers going South will observe that the A +.
TERNOON TRAIN FOR PETERSBURG leaves
this city st THREE =. IL, instead of four as for.
merly. Toe 2G-lmI H. WYNNE, Supt.
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Al persons holding the notes of this Bank will
please take notice that they oi0 be redeemed when
ever presented at my counter.
VIM. g. DANDkIDGE, Treasurer
No Jn1 Broad 81
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SITUATION

XEy A N I E D.
w SITUATION
AS
& L + Il X.
Reference satisfactory.
Address %. - ID spatca cisice. &C 30--.3,|
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nELIGIOUS kEADIN FOR THE
X, SOLDIERS AND OTHERS.--The Bap.
list Colportsge Beard, located in this city, have
aow or hand very lsrge supply of religious tracts
large proportion OF which addressed especially
te soldiers. and written by distinguished Southern
divinss. We are daily hearipg of good results
from the reading Of these tracts in the camp. We
are anxious to place them in the hands of every sol
der in The State, and appeal TO Christians in and
oat of the army TO aid IN work ia which sc
much good may be Effected
HYMNS FOR THE CAMP This Ia the title
of sn excellent selection of hyrons, which contains
some twelve ST the fagorte spiritual songs of each
Evangelical denomination. Pereons buying twenty
or uaore eau have them al cents apiece. Speci
men copies will De sent 10 Chsplajps who desire 1t.
POCKET TESTAMENTS.--In 8 few days
we ahal be able to furnish 1000 Testsments at II
cts. apiece. Those wishing a supply would do
well to seud in their orders.
The above may be found at George J. Summers
hou-FTont Building, Governor street.
A Z. .DICKENSON,
&c 2r--ts Gen SuDt Baptist Ca.portaga
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OfFiCE OF e. II. MAUkY IL Co.
Wv UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. !
M ANIED--G0LD AND SILVER COIN,
b paid " P''"' "A'
vfDn FOR SALE.
Sii@iA sTATE SKIES, REGISTERED;
,na%,,. COUPON BONDS;
'rpNts,ntle pAR0LiNA COUe1N BONDS;
rft.ssahssEE do.
'-,s s,EeDERATE STATES BONDS AND RE-
is rls TERED STOCK. oe 14--ts
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~ MEDICAL CoLLE1E or VIRGINIA.
~ The Annual Course of LECTURES will
commence on MONDAY, November 4'h, at II
o'clock. L. s. JOYNES, M. D.,
&C 3t-ft Dean of the Faculty.
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SAVINGS BANK ~.

NJ D I f.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK
The increase of business of this ias tuition forces
he Tressurer to notify its Customers that, Hereafter
the business hours will be from O'Clock A, NJ. to
3 p. NJ. No business, there fore, eau he transacted
with said institution, except between the hours
aforeeaid.
Ey- Ofiice at Spence & Gasys, No. 12a Main st.
oc 3i-2m T. 3. STARkE, Treasurer.
ny OII @ E, EitTI & L
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Estate Of Benjamin Hayman, late Of Oange
totcnshp, Colunlbia county, Pa.
CREDlTORS and all other persons inter-
~ esled, will lake notice, that the under
signed appointed Auditor by the Orphans'
Court oil The County of Columbia, 10 settle
and adjust The rates and proportions OF the
assets of the estate of Benjamin Hayman,
deceased, in the hands OF Solomon Neyhard,
his administrator, TO and among the reSpec-
tive creditors of The decedent according TO
The order established by law, will attend at
bis office. in Bloomsbury, in said County,
on FRIDAY TIE FIRST DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY, A. D, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty one, tor The purpose OF adjusting
the rates and proportions, to and among the
several creditors, when and where sll per-
sons interested are requested 10 present
their claims to.ihe Auditor or be debarred
from coming in for share OF the assets.
w. WRIT, Auditor.
Bloomsbury, Dec 10, lS69.-4w.
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From The Press of the 4th uh:1


Farrell, Herring & Co.'S Palent Champion
Safes, the only Safes made IN the city which
have never been robbed by burglars, or had
their contents destroyed by accidental fires.
Evans s. Waison's Philadelphia answer 10
New York Humbng.
We. the undersigned citizens ofSt Joseph,
Mo-, do hereby cerifv that The iron Sale
belonging 10 c. f. Baldwin, made by Far
rel & Co, No 81 Walnut Street; PhiadeI-
phia, which was in the fire that occurred
here. is not fire-proof, and is useless as a
FIRE proof Safe; that the books, papers. Jew
elry, &C.. which were in the Safe al The
time, were mech injured; also, that the
building which il was in was Of frame and
ONLY one story high, and that FIRE so iri-
fling as the one which burned over the said
Safe was not sufficient to have injured any
Safe purpo-iing 10 be fire-proof.
w. R. PENICK, Druggist.
JosrPH w TooTLE, Dry Goods.
]. A. BEATTIE, Banker.
DosNELL. .SAxToN s. MCDOSHELL, DryGoods
WILLIAM Ray, Dry Goods.
joan CURD, Dry Goods.
C.. T.. BAEDwIN, ST. Joseph, Mo.
EVANS g. WATSON, 304 CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia, have now on hand the
largest assortment OF Salam ander Safes IN
the United States, warranted equal 10 any
others made in the country. Please give
ms a call. Feb. 23d, 1859.
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WYOMING HOUSE,
J. II. LAYt OCK, PROPRIETOR,

j. IL. LAEN OCk, PROfiNiEioR,
WYOMING, LUZERNE COUNTY, PENN.
yENHE Proprietor respectfully informs his
u friends and the public generally that he
has taken charge of The Wyoming House, iTi
the village OF Wyoming, near The RaIiroaeF
Depot of that place, and has fitted II out so
as 10 entertain both transient and perma-
nent visitors IN a suitable and comfortable
manner His rooms are spacious and airy
and not only calculated 10 add 10 The conve-
nience and comfort of The travelling commu-
nifty, but also TO those who would seek
pleasant summer resort with families
HIS TABLE will be supplied with The best
the market can afford ; and his BAR Will be-
furnished with The puresi liquors that can
be obtained The proprietor will give his
exclusive attention 10 the comfort and con
venieuce OF his guests. and is determined
TO make the WYOMING HOUSE rank a.
mong the first hotels in The Site.
The Proprietor hopes that from his expe-
rience in The business, and By unfemiiling
attention on his part, combined with ludl-
cious selection OF the mosi careful and oelie-
ing servants, be may be entitled 10 the ia
vorabie consideration o. the public, and re-
ceive liberia. share of their pairouage.
n Please give HIM call, and Judge ejot
ourselves IApril ?, 1889.
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EVANS & WATSON.

GREAT SAFE ROBBERY AT NORRIS
TOWN, DECEMBER 1st, 1S58-Sone lime
last night, the Touring mill OF Mr.. Joseph
Fezone in Norrstown, Pa, was entered
and one of Farrell, Herring, & Co.'S best pa
tent Powder proof Lock and Sale
WAS BLOWN OPEN WITH POWDER,
and 81 500 IN cash taken out and carried
away. This Safe is now in Evans & Wat
sons store, No. 26 South Founh Street,
where we most respectfully invite the pub.
lie 10 call and examine it,
N. B.-We find in The Press, December
4th, the following: "All our Safes are war
ranied 10 give perfect satisfaction, or The
money will be returned.
FARRELL, HERRING & CO."
We, EVANS g. WATSON, would ask
all parties having Farrell, Herring & Co.'S
Patent Champion Safes, TO take advantage
of the above offer, and return them and gel
their money, as they will find that, in few
wears, the Composition with which the
Safes are filled "a large portion being oil OF
yi,riol) will cal out all the iron. speci-
men oflheir Champion Safes may be seen
in front of our Store, which is eaten full ol
holes now. EVANS q w A lSON,
mo. 26 South FOURTH Street