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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, June &c M.
There was a revival Of activity on The Stock Ex
change this morning., but the tendency Of prices
was decidedly downward, and at one time almost
. panic prevailed. The decline was sscribcd in
many quarters 70 the stringency in the money
market Bat the fact is, pretty nearly the en-.
tire body Of spectators are enlisted on the bear
side, and until some individual OF party appears
npon the scene with courage and capital enough
90 take oil they will sell the of prices can
hardly help being downward. Eventually the
marhe: win be all the stronger for the hammering
it 10 undergoing; but in the meantime it is idle TO
contend with the street. At the morning board
today Canton fell *, Cumberland n, Pacific
Mail Q, New York Central ~, Erie 2H,
Erie preferred 2, Hudson River IA, Har-
lem IA, Reading l, Michigan Southern
az, guaranteed 2H, Illinois 2, Cleveland
and Pithburg TX, Galena ~ Toledo 2,
Rock leland III, Fort Wayne /, Northwestern y,
Chicago and Alton i. Governments were steady,
without much activity There was very little done
in bonds; quotations show no change. Park Bank
declined per cent. After the board there was
no attempt to rally the market. At the one p. M.
oail there was some feeble show of recovery but
it did not last, and in the Western shares there
was further slight decline. At the afternoon
board prices we're about steady; there was no
pressure Of stock for sale and no desire TO buy
anything. After the adjournment the market pre-
scented an inert appearance. Full prices we're bid
OIL buyers option for the leading stocks; but no
one seemed anxious TO buy for cash except at ma.
1eriaI concessions from the afternoon prices. Ha,-
lem dropped TO so. There was no new feature in
the market at The four p. N. call, and no indca.
Hions Of better market tomorrow The follow.
ing were the closing quotations Of today
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CITY CommEROIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
legb.-af TUESDAY,. June SEP. n.
Asns--There were 40 bbls. pots sold At &C.. Pearls
continued inactive at 20. -
N BREADsIrUs--Fiour was again shade lower, with
limited transactions. The days sales were confined 70
s0oe bbs State and Western 600 do Southern and 500
ln canadian ,vphn ,o,,, yaviseA rroAa ttcos tfl1
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The statement Of the Philadelphia banks for Il
The New Orleans Pic0yssae, under date

'ho I've" OIiooup tC~y~Hc, ubuSf oot0 VI
June i, p. NJ. repcrts:-- Eo
The only noticeable variation day was weakness in
the gold or bullion market The real prices for gold TO-
day ranged from lac $50 and 1884, assuming legal
der Treasury notes the medium Of exchange. The
standard OF currency is controlled by the whms and
prices OF the day or moment The issues notes Of the
Citizens Bank, tho louisiana State Bank the Pauk Of
america Union Bank. Mechanics and Tradsrs' Bank,
Bank OF New Orleans the issues OF the city Corpora
tion may be regarded and considered being basis
for transactions; nevertheless there s no recognized
standard, neither expressed implied. The green
backs or legal tender issues, range from 1X and
per cent premium These several variations or differ
ences 10 our currency have 10 effect the OF
exchange market was very quiet Ths Counter Fate tSr
drafte on New York ranged at from "a 2s per cont
premium. Dealers buying rates less running from TX
premium down g pai, Sterling l6s q 10! and leI
Francs 40 up S3G Though 1925 asked 10 was not
realized, unloss under special agreement Stocks and
bonds without inquiry The day closed, as u opened,
under great lassitude great deal Of talk going
Rumore and reports were as plenty as backberres.
The receipts OF the Harlem road for the month
Of May are as follows
1869 500 1855
ioo0 ,loS,60o
'acreases $14 $40
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

fvoRPoRATIoN k0rfCE.-THE COMMITTEE ON
Ferns M the Bosrd VI Aderuspn wi meet in roam
No city Hal On tr,ay The i2 ius, at u clock 70 H.
the complaints made the essee ~ Inc
wcthaslen All parties interested respectfully invited
JOHN +. HtERY,
pE1ER MffCIEIL. yCemmttee on rerrios
GEORGE A. JkREMIAH.)
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The money market has been very active aud
almost tight to-day. The withdrawal Of twenty.
ahres mlon dollars from this market to be locked
up IN the sub-Jreasury creates considerable cn-
AAs,sssmsnl an GHaDcisl sirclee. and gives rise 10
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BY u Fl. LUDLOW co.
lots O. Sd av., % IT'S n s6th ST. rs 2xl00 81 415
lots n 6. 9th ST. 100n W. Sd av 25x10O11 sos
5iop g. 9Sh st., l0Of W. sd az, g. 26x10o 20. sos
lots g. s. sSth st., commencing 500 o. of 4th av.,
nts ps 97tbst 1ooft. 4th ay 2tx1Oo11 lie. 500
2lotsp O. eth st., commencing s,5Oft. Q. Of 4th av..
lots adjoining aboyo on the east, e. 25x1OO.11 600
Lot g. corner I'd and 103d bt 26.2xl06. 800
lots adjoining on Sd av, o. 25x105, e....... $50
Lot adjoining above on Sd av, 2sx103 1925
Do DO do. 25x100. ....s..,.... 1,160
Lot o. corner 81 av. and 107th st. rs. 2x110 100
tots adjoining above on the av e. 252xIl0, g.. 500
tsr By j NJ Miller.
No. 652 Water st. three story brick house, 22xeO 2T00
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DRYING PEACH.

A correspondent, says the country Gen.
try Gentleman, who has tried the plan of
drying peaches without pealing, mention
ed below. to his great satisfaction, rogue is
as to republish it for the benefit of our
readers:
The furze is removed by immersiDg in
lye, made by boiling wood ashes in water
in tolerable strength. The lye should
be warm, but not SO as to cook the peach
which are rubbed in it awhile, and then
washed il clear cold water. Every par.
ticle Of furze will be removed, and ouly
thin skin Iemain-they can then be cut
and dried in the usual manner. They
thus lose nothing of their sweetness by
peeling, and are said to be of the best of
quality for all cooking purposes.
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A BREAD AND BUTTER PUDDING.

Cover the bottom and sides of deep
dish with moderately thick slices Of bread
thinly spread with butter, and then fill
the dish with any kind of sweetmeats.-.
Over this Place another layer of bread
and butter, and let the dish stand until
the bread is thoroughly soaked with the
sirup. Make custard and pour it over
the whole. Bake for about twenty min
utes and after it is cold turn it out on the
dish on which it is to be served, Send
to the table with hot liquid sauce.
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TOMATOES FOR SUPPER.

Few people know how 10 prepare un-
cooked tomatoes in the way adopted in my
family, and incOmparably better than any
mode l have ever tasted, By this mode
they are very desirable for supper or for
breakfast. For family or half dozen
persons, take six eggs, boil four of them
hard, dissolve the yolk with vinegar sufi-
cient. add about three teaspoons oil mastard
and mash as smooth as possible then add
the two remaing eggs, (raw,) yolk and
white, stir well; then add oil to make al
together sauce sufficient to cover the toma-
toes well ; add plenty of salt and cayenne
pepper, and beat thoroughly until it frosts
Skin and cut the tomatoes full fourth Of
an inch thick, and pour the sauce over,
and you have dish for President
Germantown Telegraph.
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County Fairs.

The time of holding County Fairs by
the various Societies is as follows:-
Columbia County, at omsburg, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October
18th, 10th and l7th.
Luzerne County, at Troy, on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, October 7th,
9Th and 9th.
Lehigh County, at Allentown, 29th of
Sept to Oct. Sd.
Farmers and Mechanics Institute, at
Easton, 22d to 25 of Sept.
Bucks County Fair, at ..Newtown, 23d
and 24th of Sept.
Pennsylvania State Fair, at Norris
town, 29th of Sept. to I'd of Oct.
Carbon County Fair, at Lehighton, 9th
to 10th Of October.
Monroe County Fair, at Stroudsbuyg,
Goth of Sept. to Oct. I'd.
Chester County Fair, at West Chester,
22th to 26th ofSeptember.
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Exchange Hotel.

LATE COZ, R, D. JONES'
No. II Dock Street, next door to the
Post Office, Philadelphia.
This well known establishment maintains its us,Ia
4 celebrity, and its well known reputation of beIng
the best
HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Shall be sustained. Room may be had at all hours
per night, 81 cents per week, 81 So per month $40
The Bar and Eating Departments are furnished wiz
the best OF everything the market produce
GAME, FRUIT, VEGETABLES,
aud decacies of every cline lnay be had al nome IL
notice N
Meals at ~ cents and upwards, and may be had from
A. Nj till IL at night Gentlemen may rest assurod
that no expense will be spared to render this Hotel
model one.
j, OTTENKIRK, Propr.
March 2 ls63--3n,
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CR | Il Z 4 n MS
PHIEADL PIIA COMMERCIAL.
G O L L E G E.
". Z. corner et iii a,:d Chestnut Streets
PHILADELPHIA.

N'o'"''tpVO
PHILADELPHIA.
TINS INSTITUTION which established in 1914 and
is consequently in the eighteenth gear Of its exist
ence numbers among its graduates, hundreds of the
mostsuccessiul Merchants and Business Men of our
Country.
THE uRlEcr Of the Institution is solely afford young
men facilities for thorough Prcparationfor business
The BRANCHES TAUGHT are BOOk.keepiRg, as applca.
Bile to the various departments of trade;
both plain and ornamental; Commercial iaaG, .la'hC.
mdties, Navigation CrH Engineering, DraMiRg, hon.
ogdrphy, and AiOdcrR LaRgnOgGS.
TIE SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION is peculiar classes or
set lessons made Of but each student taught
individually, sOthat he may commence at any time aud
attend at whatever hours are most convenient.
CATALOGUES ssued annually after the 18th of Aprit
containing nam5s Of the students for the year and fall
particulars of terms, &c and may be obtained any
time by Addressing the Principal.
In EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATIONS Uide-spreGd repHtatiOH
and the tengIhy eTperiee Of e Principal this Iustt.
tiOn offers facilities superior tOany other in the coun.
try, for young men wishing toprepare for business
aud to obtain at the same time DIPLOMA, uhch aoiH
prOUe accommodation for them them to any MeTchan.
tile House.
1-CRrTENDRS's SERIES of TredtisGs on RooK. KEEP.
ING, now more widely circulated than any other work
OIL the subject. are for sale at the College.
5. HODGES CRITTENDEN,
.AuorRGydt.LdN,
jan. 2J.Is62 lem.
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Farmers Department.
HOW TO SAVE MANURE

In Franklin county, Mass, the place OF
my nativity, most OF the tillable land has
increased iu value probable one hundred
per cent. within the last twenty five years,
by means Of the careful husbandry and
application of manures. Most of the
barns are constructed with three stories,
with view to this object, part of the
middle story being devoted to stabling,
with light floors, SO that the droppings
with the urine may be precipitated below,
through convenient trap-doors. The low
er story, or cellar, opens generally to the
east or south, convenient for driving in
team loaded with alluvium, gathered from
shallow holes or basins made on the lower
side of the road at the openings of cross
bars, which are 50 necessary in that hilly
country to prevent the water running in
the road-or wild much, or with dirt Of
some kind or any kind, to be mixed with
the droppings, and absorb the urine and
escaping gases. Sometimes old brine aud
refuse salt thrown into the heap, some-
times suds from the wash ROOM some
times clear water, to prevent mould or
fire fang believe those who know some
thing of chemistry never add either ashes
or lime to the manure heap, as this would
set free the ammonia, and, as to profit,
would be something like burning bank
bills in order TO get the ashes.
But how shall we who have none, or
only Il part of these convenicnces save ma.
nurel Answer: Have small yard for
the cows, with shed on one side if con-
venient; with plenty of bedding of straw,
or mnch, or alluvium, or dirt from the
woods, or any other place where it can be
spared; throw the dgoppings into heaps,
under cover if possible, and add as much
dirt or NOSE every day. On to this heap
throw everything that can be raked or
scraped old leaves, chip manure, horse
droppings, suds, salt, cd or new old brine
etc, Every farmer can do this, and make
acres rich every year which otherwise
might have to grow poor.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
pUBLlC sQUaRE, WILKEs- -RARRE. PA

PUBLIC SQUARE, ILRES-BARRE Pa.
TUE nersigned having taken this well known sta nd
Qormeriy OF Major futerbaugh), respectfully sofia
its the patronage of the public.
No pains will be spared in any of its departments
render satisfaction To all guest The TABLE and the
BAR will always be supplied with the
BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS
G- food Stabling for Horses aud attentive Ho.tlers
The Exchange" is eligibly situated on the Public
Square and has therefore peculiar advantages TO per.
sons attending Court doing business in the public
Offices Charges moderate.
N.B.-Wnenever you come TO town, please call.
j. fAPLE.
Wilkes. Barre, Nov, l5 1869
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Reading Raii Road.
SUMNER ARRANGE MENT,

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH AND
VI Northwest for Philadelphia, Sew York, Reading,
Pottsville Lebanon. Allentown, Easton &c, &c.
Traus leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia. New York
Reading, Potsville and all intermediate stations at
u. M, and p III.
New Ork exptess leaves Harrisburg at 2.lj a. III ,
arriving at New York at Is the same morning
Fares from harrisburg TO New York S5 Is TO
Philadelphia 50 81 and 81 50, Baggage checked
through.
Returning leave New York at 6 a M. I2 noon, and 7
p. m, (Piusburg EXpress). Leave Philadelphia s,5
a. m, and $50 N.
Sleeping cars in the New York expires SIS train through
TO and from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers by the Catawissa Railroad leave Tamaqua
at $50 and 2l5 me- for Philadelphia, New York
and all Way Points
Trains leave Pottsvile at 95 a. m, and 2.3o p. M,
for Philadelphia, harrisburg and New York.
An Accommodation passenger train leOyes Reading
at 600 IN, aud returns from Philadelphia at 90 m
10 All the above trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
Sunday train leaves Pottsville at 730 a. IN, and
Philadelphia at 3,l5 pm.
Communication, mileage season, and excursion tick cts
at reduced rates to and from all points
G, A, N1COLLS,
May 49, 1868. General Superintendent
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SELECT SCHOOL,

MISS ELEoNCRA ]. LESCuER,
VIZ I'LL open Select School IN the Basement of the
w Reformed Church, in Bloomsbury on Monday
the Tenth of August 1868. The School will be divided
into three classes, viz:
PRIMARY Including children Just commencing price
per Quarter of IL weeks, So 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reading Writing, Smell.
ing, and those commencing Geography, Grammar,
and Written aud Mental Arithmetic, price per
Quarter, 50 %.
Notwithstanding Reading, Writing, Spelling Gram.
mar, Geography, History of the United States and
Written and 'entai Arithmetic, 81 10.
Lessons in the Ornamental branches, viz Italian
and Grecian Oil Painting, Drawing, Needle.work etc ,
at extra charges
Persons wishing to have Har-Work done, such as
Bob and Guard Chains, Rings, Ear.Drops. can be
accommodated.
Boomsburg, Pa, Aug. g, l663-2m.
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TINW ARE & STOVE SHOP,

TINWARE & STOVE SHOP,
THE undersigned respectfully informs his old friend
and customers. that he has purchased his brothers
interest in the above establishment and the wills
hereafter be conducted by himself exclusively.
He has just received and offers for sale, the larg.
.IS4 est and most extensive assortment of FANCY
ksuV STOVES ever introduced into this market
T1H His stock consists of "A complete assortment of
he best Cooking and paTl0r stoves in the market tOge
er with Stove Fixtures Of every descriptions oven and
Box stoves, Radiators Cylindar Stoves Cast Iron Air.
Tight stoves, Cannon Stoves, Sc, &c. SOvepipe aud
Tnware constantly on hand and manufactured to order
All kinds of repairing done, usual on short uOtice
The patronage Of old friends and new re,
peetfully solicited. A. VI. RUPERT.
bloomsbury, November Sd ls60-tE
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WM. NJ. VAN BENSCHOTrN.
MILLFoRp, CONN Nov. ID. IeLL.

ER. WV. IT. GRFGG;
IIoar sir:-I have for several years been nr,irtc
with that Troublesome and dangerous disca Gr We
which resisted all remedies aud doctors. until tool
CONSTITUTIONAL WATER aud you may bC assured tlut
pleased with the result. II has entirely eur % .
and you may make any Of my name you may -.,
in regare to the medicine, AS have entire c0af,a .
in its efficacy.
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MADAME ZADOC PORTER {

and others.
Most importantly Madame ZadOr POrtcrs Curative
Rasam is sold nt price which brings it in the reach
of every to keep it convenient for The time.
ly use of single bottle will prove to be worth 100
times its cost
NOTiCE.-Save your money! Do not be persuaded
to purchase articles at As TO which do not contain
the virtues Of IL ceut bottle of Madame Portrrs Gu.
rative Balsam, the cost of manufacturing which
great almost any other medicine; and the very low
precp ut which # i sold makes the profit the sell
'rappa. nifty small, and unprineipaed dealers wiz
sometimes recommend other medicines winch the +
profits are larger, unless the customers insist upon
having Madame Porters and none other. Ask for
Madame Porters Curative balsan, price Scents and
N large bottles at 25 oeHts, and take no other
IL Sold by all Druggists and StOrekeeperC at l3 cts
a in larger bottles al % cents.
HALF Il RUCkLE, Pr prietOrs, New York
January a. 1868.
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Read. Rea' Read.

DAEyILLE, Pa, June i-i.
DR.. WIN H. GREGG-Daer SIR? In trhIarv Ir,l I
afflicted with the sugar diabetes ana for five nC hs
passed more than two gallons o: water in twenty .r
hours. was oh iged to get mp often or tN live
times during this night, ana III five months lost abuut
fifty pounds iu weigh. burning the month uf ia v,
lc6l procured two bottles Of Constitution Nutcr an
in twOdHys after using ii experienced rrc and fter
taking two bottles was cuIir,ly cured soou i fl.
rcsaini"g my usual good health Yours truly.
j. " l. UE VI TIT
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silf v~saAS ',,iy CA street, PhHdddphid, huv' o.,
sSf ,.Vr-g .ris. +S and large assortment Of lIr,
H.B fsisrli Stte ssS Thief proof Salamaniar :, +
~ ssEkEs -sld' lsO, iron doors, for hanks .,ni
$50 yss5A t-SS stores iron shutters iron ash, al
9sss7apaSs makes Of locks equal to any Inaie
IN the United States,
Fire Safes in one fra. All came out right; nh con
TENTS in rood condition.
The saamander Safes Of Philadelphia against the
world.
EVANS & WATSON,
have had the surest demonstration in the following Ger
tfcate that their manufacture of Saamander Safes
at length fully warranted the which have
been made of them as rendering an undOubted -. j.
against the terrific element
Philadelphia April l.! LOO
Messrs EraRs & HdtSOH: Gentlemen 1t affords us
the highest satisfaction TO state you, that Uaing Ia
the very protective qualities Of two of the SaamtnHpL
Safes which we purchased of you five month since
we saved large portion Of jewery and all books,
&c exposed TO the caamnOus, re in Ranstead place on
the morning of the llth inst.
When we reflect that these safes were located IN the
fourth story of the building occupied and that thy
fell subsequently into heap Of burning ruins where The
vast concentration Of the heat caused The brass plates 10
melt we cannot but regard the preservation of ia II val
liable contents most convincing proof of the great
CuTity afforded by your safes.
we shall tuke great pleasure in recommending tEG -
men of business as u sure reliance against lire.
GEORGE W. SIMMONS Il BRO, JeLG..-.-
EI~They have since pnTchas,d siI large SacI
July 81, leo, August y ~
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Nm, TT, GTNEE K 10.
tients:-I freely give you liberty to make rs, 10.
following Certificate ftlc value Of Constitute,
ter, which can recommend III the highest manner
My wife, who was attacked with pain IA the sh.
ders, whole length of the back uud IN her limbs. "
Palptatiou of the heart attended with tailine If
Womb, DysnenOTrhOCa, and "lrritatun Of .ht
der" / called a physiCian, who attended hsT 81, O..
three months, when lie LEFT her worse than H. IL,
her, then employed one Of the best phyEl.i.
could find, who attended her for GbOEt niuG IL. I'll
aud while she was under his she did not e.. II
quite as much pain he finally gave her up an ii
''her lncuruble." For said he - h. ti u,
Il combination of complaints, that medIcin" giy.n f
operates dgalnst some other of her GIGlruiti ."
About this time she commenced 10 30, ,'Ht.rI,s
and TO our utter aStOnish shment almost the fir
dose seemed to have the dsred effect aud a. ut on
improving rapidly usder its treatment aud super.
intends entirely he's domestic affairs Sh, has moi Ia.
ken any of the Cos for about four weeks
and we are happy TO say that it has produced permu.
uent cure.
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% CD
CONSTITUTION WATER
IWR GRE u REMEDY
FOR THE
G D N S r IT q tt o M
AND THE
oNLY KNOWN REMEpy
FOR
ID I A B II II T. S
AND DISEASES OF TIE
KIDNEYS AND BLABpEa
These Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases, phch haze
thus far Resisted the best directed Treatment can 30
Completely Controlled Jythe REMEDYnoo bef0roEd


THE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves to the
gans of secretion. andby altering the condition OF
the stomach aud liver that the starChy principle the
food is not converted into sugar sOlong the system
is under the influence of the
CONSTITUTION WATER
which give those organs time to recover their kcnIt
aud vigor. We able state that the Cunstitu
tion Water has cured every case Of Diabetes which Il
has been given.
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HOl LOWAY'S PILLS.
AND OINTMENT.

All VINO have Friends and Relatives in the Army or
Navy should take especial that they be amply sup
pied with these Pills and Ointment and where the
brave Soldiers aud Sailors have neglected to provide
themselves with them, better present can be sent
them by their Friends. They have been proved to be
the Soldiers failing friend in the hour of need,
COUGHS AND COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS,
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EV A Ms & WATSC

sALAMANDER SAFES, al
MOVED to No. ~ SOg'h r ar
Street, Phiiadeiphid, huv'
and Il large assortment Of lrr
Thief proof SalamanIer :; r :
lso, iron doors, for hanks ,n'
stores, iron shutters iron sash, al
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Z TIE V1IIVW
Fire Safes in one fra All came out right rih con
tents in good condition.
The Salamander Safes Of Philadelphia against the