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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court of Quarter sessions-Judge Peirce.-
At the present tme in regard to the business OF
this Court, the Is "still they come" Prisoners
and PRISON still roll in plenufu!ly. This MORN
ing there we're fourteen tasteful selections In the
dock. all whom looked like raw recruits ior tne
navy"
James Brown was convicted OF charge of the
valued at $22, the property OF T Thomas Boyd. Boyd
got drunk one dav, and Brown kindly offered to see
Brown stayed with his charge awhile, rummaged
his vest and pants pockets, and went for cab. He
took the articles with him, and never returned
with the cab
ANOTHER ONE
Isaac Burns, colored, was convicted of charge of
the larceny OF baOkets and buffalo robes, valued at
$40, the property OF his employer, Daniel McCul'
GAY STEAMBOAT MAN.
John wilkinson was convicted OF q charge of the
property of Henry Crawford. While tine steamer
Pilot Boy was living at arch street wharf Wilkinson
went aboard, stole the goods, and made for Bristol,
where he was caught and deprived OF his plunder.
MISTAKEN IN THE HOUSE.
Ransom Jones was convicted OF a chsrge of bur-
gary, in entering the house OF Susan Kelley in the
morning about 2 O'Clock he was seen coming out OF
the house of said susan Kelley with shawl around
his body which BELONGED 10 the said susan, q candle
in mis- right hand, and piece Of pork in his left.
These circumstances were entirely too srong.
PLEA OF GUILTY.
Elizabeth Augustus pleaded guilty to a charge of
the larceny OF olotning amounting to $22, the pro-
perty OF JULIA Sullivan. 1he prisoner was servant
in Miss hulIyan's house. One day, while the lady
was out, this girl stole these clothes, put of
them on, and went out tor walk for the good of
her health, which abruptly cut short by young
man who knew the girl and knew the dress.
NoTfA BURGLAR.
Andrew Flumer was acquitted of charge of bur-
gary in entering the house OF james ). Sergeant
No. 2829 Amber street. About 81 O'Clock A: NJ
November %, Two men entered Mr.. Sargeant's bed
room with their faces stained, presented q pistol
telling him to make no noise, stole watch and pair
OF pants, and gor away. That morning one of them
man named Flick, was arrested while washing
the stains from his face. The latter convicted
last week But there was no evidence against this
defendant. Neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Sar geant re-
oORnlzed him one OF the burglars, and, moreover
the defense proved an alibi
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Canada.

BIZ the United States associated Press.
OTTAWA, December 10 Wild and absurd reports
are circu atIng here with reference to large Fenan
arrivals at potts IN Canadn.
No danger is apprehended In this city, however,
and hnI lift confidence is placed in the ports.
At is reported that Hon. Mr.. 'McDougaPs resi-
dence was attempted to be entered on Sunday by
ms rsop dressed IN the Rsrb of soldier. WHAT his
object or purpose is not yet ascertained. He
believed 10 be Fenian.
MONTREAL, December 10 -Ihe Cabinet held a
protracted sitting on Thursday, but nothing def
lite has transplred in regard to Its proceeding.
Sir John Michel will be sworn IN to .m0rrOH
There is no doubt that John II. Surratt, impl-
cgted in the Lincoln assassinat on a1atr, con-
cealed IN this city for months Nc amount of
meney would induce his protectors to give infOrma
ion IeRal ding HIM.
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The New Minister to the United States.

By TIE NeW York associated Press
QUEENSTOWN, December 10--Noon.-The steatas
ship Etnd, from Boston via Halifax, and Idri'h,
from New York, arrived this morning, route for
Liverpool. -,,s -
g., EsSs sssss,a'. GREAT BRITAIN. r~-rz1 = : ss@
LONDON December l0-NOon The Times in an
editorial this morning. says that the Fenians DaYe
been fairly oheckmated and that 1t would be M ID
ness on their part to attempt rebellion.
Cardinal Cullen has issued a pastoral address,
urging the Irish people to 0bedAsnce TO law aud
avoidance CT all secret societies.
Arrests still continue to be made, and more artil-
lery will l0ave tor Ireland soon.
FRANCE.
PARIS, December 10 The new Minister to the
United states, NJ. BerIhelmY, sailed for New YORK
on Saturday.
Some of the French troops are still here and will
remain till the end of Deoember.
Commercial and Financial Int igence.
LIVERPOOL, December 10-Noon.-Che Cotton
Market opens active ut saturdays prices The es
to-day promise to reach 5000 bales. abiding Up.
lands 14d,
LONDON December 10 Noon.- Consols for
m oney open at 88+, ex dividend
American SecurItes-rbe following are the open.
ing sales of American securities United States
Five twenties, 71I; Illinois Central, 19i Erie Rail-
IOad 81.
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viRshhHlsON-0n the 9h instant ELIZA ANN DA-
ss,b bV, 49, &MiIow OF the late EDWARD DAWSON, in the
her relatives and friends are resuectuy invited to
atsenu heL funeral from her late residence No. 72l
eny 'hrd street on Wednesday, the 18th Instant at
kOCB,-Suddenlv. on the 9th Instant Mrs. CATH A.
hiNE OLAhA KOCH. In the 63d year Of her age.
ne re atlves and friends the amV are Invited TO
atlehu the iunera from her late residence, NO 963
IneW MMket street, above Laurel, on "Wednesday the
Cemetery. " ~ "'
MILLIGAN.-on the 9Th instant Miss sALLIE J
age - ~
he relatives and friends Of tho family are invited to
attend her nera from the residence OF her father near
add0r Held N j.. Thursday the 18th Insbant, at 10
o'Hock lnterment at Laurel bill az Oc clock. ~
PEAC0CK.-On the morning of the 9th instant, COR
NfLlUS, son OF Corn illus =. ana Jemima r. PeacOck,
aged years months and days
The relatives and friends the family are respec fully
invited to attend the iunera the residence OF hs
morning at o'c ock
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FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.

DUY FURNITURE AT GOULD a. CO.'S
u Union u Dsgos, corner n@N Ninth NTH and MARKET and
The largest, cheapest and best stock of Furniture
description in the word Send for Printed Cata-
oPue and Price List The sOundness OF material and
wOrkmanship is guaranteed Of all we sell Furniture for
Parlor, Drawing room, Chamber Bed room, Dining
room, Library Kitchen, Servants rooms, Ofices
Il Nools, Churches odd Fellows, Masons or other
Lodges, Ships nsti utons Clubs, Colleges, Pub tc
o single piece OF Furniture.
Orders by post will be executed with despatch,
and with liberaity and justness OF dealing. Country
Dealers the trade generally to be supplied
on same iibea wholesale terms that insure the
tair pIOt Parties at distance may remit through
Banker, the farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
Chesnui street, the Union National Bank, Third
street or by Express Check, Post Office Order I'm
mediate attention will be given and satisfaction insured
GOULD % CO..
z, come NINTH and MARKET Streets and
Nos. 81 and 80 North SECOND Street,
2 l06p Philadelphia.
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The steamship /" Britannia. -

BIZ the Ne,D York associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 1O.-The steamship Bril-
tdnnia lett Glasgow November 8, and Moville on
the 4th On the 14th she took heavy gale from
the N e. and on the 18th, the gale continuing, her
rudder head and outer sternpost were carried away,
and her screw was lost On the same day the gaze
moder aed and heyrigged jury rudder and had been
under canvas ever since, having moderate weather.
ON the 9th inst when eighty m les from Sandy Hook
She was takon in toN by the IoiOa and brought into
mort All hands on bard were well They were on
short allowance of provisions and water. She has
been three weeks and and two days since passing
Cane Race.
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The Test. Oath,

By the Nep York associated Press
WASHINGTON, December lot is not true, rs
has been teegraphed North aud South. that the
Supreme Court of the United States has recently
made new rule &C N ting members to its bar with
out taking the test oath. The old oath is admins
tered to the applicant inlopen court, and he then
requested to retire to one of the adjoining Offices
and there subscribe to the test Doth. This nfoIma
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HALFWAY BETwEEN { BENNETT & Co,
FIFTH AND I TOWER HALL,
SIATH STs. 519 MARKET STREET.

THE CHARGES ELECTRICITY necessary to
work the Atlantic Gables are so small that they can
be produced in gun cap" and the charges ot
greenl acks Ior sending message large that it
the latter purpose. Such difference IN different
CHARGES rs very noticeable as much so as the dfer
ence letween the ow CHARGES for rstclass Clothing
and the high charges of other houses for much in
rlor articles For Cood Clothing, at low charges, 60
to Charles Stokes & Co ., under the Continental,
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-Dyspepsia can be
and is cared every day by the use of perry Davis
Pam Killer " This Is tie most wonderful and valu-
alb medicine known tor this disease; its action
upon the system is entirely different from any other
PREPARATION known, The patient whue taking
Tins medicine may eat ANYTHING the appette Graves
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FIBE.-About hali-past 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, a stable IN Twenty street, near
Pine, was discovered to be on fire. The police
nan on that beat ran IN, and put II out with
ew buckets OF water be ore the flames had
Gained much headway. This is the second time
within the past iOu1 months that thus stable has
bppn n 6rp.
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MayOralty Election in Bostoa.

BIZ the NeW York associated Press.
BOSTON, December 10 Our municipal cleo ion is
beng poled To-day. at noon the vote for Mayor
stood-Norcross, (Republican), 17l0; Shurtlsf Top.
postonl 1l44 Sorcross will probably reserve
handsome majority, and nearly the whole Repub'i
can ticket for Aldermen and COuucllmen bo eioctod
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.
A.. 1900 s,ot,s Assooiated Press.

Bg tte Unite1 States associated PTesS'
BUFFALO, December lO.-Breadstuts quiet EISur'
Sl1'tO0li2'60; amber whter. $8,SuGglai white Slt
@l5 50. Wheat inactive No nmwSuxee sgT'9E 9S
osd TiNSd Gaia dull at so oents. Dressed hogs
dun Al TlGDBko iiYs hogs 7ke9o2,
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CHILD SMoTHERED.-Ihe Coroner was
child named Thomas 0uain, only four years
old, who bad been smot hered IN ben no ms nome,
al The northwest corner OF Twelfth AM CalloW-
hill streets
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HEALTH the poor mans riches, the rich mans
bliss, is found in Ayers Medicines, after q fruItess
search among other remedies. A word to the wise
ia sufficient
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S'e'Rhing at Buffalo.

By the United States associated Press.
BUFFALO, December 10.-A heavy snow fell here
resterdav, ana our citizens are enjoying the first
slegbinR of the seasO day. The weather is cold,
and 1t IS l6 degrees below zero,
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MAnhsND.

Z. s.iLLmAN-PLEWs.-Un tn lath OF Aus~ss 1865, at
Stormsylle, Cherry Valley sonros county Pa D., the
M heY VI ~ i,lman Mr. JULIAN L. lLLM AN TO Miss MA ~
M. lLEMS both OF this city.
DON. MN.lddsON5,DUTToN.-ou the 10th Of Julv, by the
MeVi it1I Sam1el Durborow Mr. N MoK. WILSON to Miss
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GRATIs.-JAYNE's MEDICAL ALMANAC FOR 1857
is now ready Tor distribution, and copies may be
had gratis in the English, German, French, Swe.
dish, Hollandish, Norwegian, and Damsn languages,
Mt the STORE No. 42 Chestnut street.
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If HE WHO CAUSES two blades OF Grass to grow
where but grew before is pubic benefactor,
then he who places III the hands OF the public the
means of curing dIseas1 ID more so. DIR. Humphreys
Specifies fer the pubic, and has elaborated lhe
most complete, simple, and successful sYs ever
known for families or individuals HIS preparations
have an established and merited reputation. see
advertisement. A. dress
HUMPHREYs' SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
zoo
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REPLEN1eu y CUR WApDReBFs -

Prces OF Clothing can be no lower We are daily
RECEIVING fresh goods purchased at much less than
cost and have reduced q goods on hand to proper
uonate prices We have Ly far the largest and Oest
stock of
MEMS, YOUTHS, AND Boys CLOTHING
in this city, which We are selling in large amounts
,lo,I
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Salmon Abundant The salmon fishing season,
which has Just closed in England, was the best
experienced for many years. The rivers are
now swarming with breeding fish, and witch
careful watching still greater improvement in
the fishing is expected for next year
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c-ee-esE HAINEs BROS PIANOS. c-<5s.s1lssTl
TSY HMOderate IN price. and as durab!es{ = ~
as any piano made.
Gould, Seventh and Chestnut Streets, Y
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4 CHOICE CONNECTIONS, made b. artistic confSeurS
from the best refined sugars, and rranted clean,
pure, and wholesome, alwavs on hand at Il. u.
Whitman 6 Co.'s, No S18 Chestnut treet.
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81. CLEMkNT's CHURCH.-We call atten-
ion tc an advertiser ent for a soprano. in
another 70, INN. The choir of this church has
a hlch reputa, .on. and the present organization
OF Quartet. @ aid >'horus requires leading voice
of the finest nnnlihc. UOns.
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ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE CoMPANYs FIRST
PREMIUM LoCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. In
comparably tho best tor family use. Highest Pre-.
NUNS t5old Medal), Fair Mary and Institute. New
York ard Pennsyiyania State Fairs, 1858 No 923
Chesnut sheet
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CHRISTMAS is close at hand, the days are short,
don't delay II you desire to give Photographs as
Christmas gifts. Come early in the day to b. f.
Remer's Gallery, No. ga Arch street. Six Card,
or one large Photograph, 81.
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CHILDREN's CLoTHING-M. Shoemaker & Co.,
Nos 4aud6 n. Eighth street are now opening a
splendld assortment of boys, girls, infants, and
mlst es' clothing.
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FATHER kEMP's OLD FoLKs.-The concerts Of
this ereatet ompany have proved thus far grand
success. Very large and enthusiastic audiences have
greeted them at National Hall every evening.
1hey give oDcerts every evening this week, with
Matnees ON "wednesday and saturday afternoons.
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OVER ExERTIoN, either OF body or mind, produces
debility and disease The usual remedy is to take
some stImulant the elect of which is the same as
Giving tired horse the whip instead of oats, The
true way IS to fcrtity the system with permanent
tonic like the Peruvian Syrup IA protoXide OF lron
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VICTIM OF MISPLACED CONFIDENCE
A man who was induced to go out with hastily
made acquaintance on bender, on Saturday
night, came to grief. After going around town
and seeing the elephant and the other animals,
the friend }, who gave the name of vii lam
K. Wardell took him to hotel IN Pine alley,
to spend the balance of the night. An hour
had passed on, when the man awoke to find his
money had disappeared and his friend also. He,
however, gave Information that led to Wardell's
arrest yesterday morning. The prisoner had a
hearing before Alderman Tittermary, and was
committed on the charge.
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AUCTION SALES.

B.sss' sGSTT fosS dHRsSJ4 r.; STREET AE oT1oNEER
CARD.1In consequence Of the great preparations
hS nd n
1t b sOorT.JH.
SALE ALI F2T.H GE HoLDAx so9Ds
as1v l5 and @ 3 pSt GSssDa a. l1n o ocs at Scots Art
% %Eoid9y Goods being the surplus stock OF a leading
' SHEFFIELD. PLATED GOODS.
James Dixon sons ti She6eia best quality csstor
trays ash .ss
racks etc etc Also YfSs BESNaEs f Ssh'r manufactured
Bronze figures groups a = 6alAs ~ sizes, etc.
Bronze marble MkRS@E fRS En- f529f E figures to match
VERDE FASG92 ASSaj92Vs so5ps 5SpsfoARf'
Decorated porcelain and bisque vases, figures and
Leather reticules and work, bags the whole com
prisng the largest and finest quail y of gpoaas eyer
open ior examination on Tuesday until m0rains Of
sale Full particulars Ia Ca'aosus. sale positive
&IE 81 AZ o1
will take place at SCOTS Art Gallery NO 1920 Chestnut
At y SHOG W9sn 5 SSN.t 100 entirely
RON the easeis o. the aris $ fhomsevos. -
o ERs s se are 81
Particulars in catalogue 1885,
- a N v " n . q w d N II " = N
SlsS No 2z0eMARKET Street.
LARGE POSITIVE AND ATTRACTIVE CLOSING
81 SELE TgH 9F hAS6S MBbR Ah ASP 81 % 81 rs
MeNT CO, No. Al MURRAY STREET NEW
YORK.
On Wednesday Morning.
December l2 at 10 O'Clock, 100 lots the entire bal
OF the above firm importai0n being CO. closing
sale of the season, and comprising fu assortment OF
he richest goods we have vet oHered
Incuded sale ON Wednesday viii be found viz -
A Vely large assortment of fine rosewood SUD vain ut
nkstands tobacco boxes cigar stands paper ds
riety; watch and jewel slauls, handkerchief boxes
ladies' and gents toilet and dressing cases comb
boxes, pencl-csses money safes Frencl mirrors ct.
." TEA SETS ToIIEr SITS AND VASES.
Also, 500 lots ne French tea sets reh bonSml9 ana
bisque tote sets IN grtat yh9 yha Vey riH t enna'
Also rich cut glass liquor haiera wine and water
Also AZ invoice OF fine wax and china dolls patent
uoii-he"osp Sex SstSSK ET,wA wALlFTs AND BAGS.
l,so nm n voice f fire French POCKET wallets, tta-
yelling bags, PARIS brushes COMBS, etc. etc. 2lOH
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF FMBEoI gRIES AND
MILLlNERY GOODS BY CATAL lGUE, ON
CREDIT,
Decent eI Ia at 10 o'clock embracing ful ass,Tt
ment OF new goods sui cd TO resent sales ~ ~
nR. HUNYER, No A N SEVENTH
STREET ABOVE FILRERT, PHILADELpHIA
LekpoWledged bD all pdrfk falerested as ~ tarts
MOST SUCCES-FUL df lCl N o,,,,,,
10 the estment L Dieasss m ~ TesiaW Uun1A Uns As
IhoRQuGM, SEd KS HqTNTeR's desSrated lsmodl
es on,1 hn had eenuue his 0lo No.
\ i'm SEVENTH Street above FubeSts IfpS
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cEsS-esE5 GEO. STsoK & Co. g PIANOS, Cr5-ss5Zs=t1
| STEYTS At Gould's, SIEs'yH
| Seventh aud Chestnut Streets.
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A NICE OPERATION FoILED.-Ouit,

A NICE OPERATION FoLED.-Quite a
neat httle speculation was spoiled BY the untor-
tunate circumstance OF the actors being OBJ.
LiDhart, and William Whelan went into an en-
closure at South street wharf and Watching
their chance when they were unObserved, as
they thought, united q calf "a real one) thaC was
fastened to a stall, in she'd and threw it over
board. They then got boat and recovered it,
intending 10 claim 1t as property found adriit.
They were discovered, no Wever, and tried to
have found it, and were going to advertise for
an owner. But it would not WORK, however,
and they were arrested for larceny. After
beanug before Alderman Tiutermarg, during
which the testimony elected was rather severe
on the def ndants, the latter were committed on
the charge.
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AN OLD OFFENDER.-John RYAN, a man
aged over sixty years, was arrested on the double
charge of malicious mischief and stealing rope.
1t appears that Ryan deliberately cut the Inns
and fasts of a canal-boat that was lying at the
wharf above Manayunk, thus leaving the vesse
to drift down with the tide. However, the mis-
chief was discovered before anything serious
happened. Ryan was arrested at Port Carbon
SchuylSill county yesterday morning, on war
rant issued by Alderman Gibson, before whom
he had hearing yesterday afternoon. He was
held in $500 bail to answer.
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Philada Stock Exchange Sales, Dec. 10
Reported by De Haven g. Bro No. 40 S. Third street
REpWEEN ROARnS
SECOND BOARD.

E495S R0XBOR0UGH LYCEUM.-LECTURE
- - on TUESDAY kYENING, December IL, 1855
by It. DWIGHT THACHER ESQ ~ ''
Subject q" "Reminiscences OF rem Years on tho
Border" w. H. LEWIS, secretary.
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For FINE confectlons, frus,' and delcacies, go to
q. w. JENKINS,
No. 1887 Spring Garden street.
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New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK December l0-The Bank statemen
for the week en- irg on Saturday shows:-
A decrease OF loans. S2891 0i
decrease of spec,e. Observation-Disclosures. 87& %
dc crease of circulation. ...".........,.. 400 80
A decrease oil legal tenders ........,..... 638 so
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slMlLlA sIMILIsUs cURAMTUR.

HUMPHREYS HOMlEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.
FAMILY CASES
OF 35 large Was, morocco case, containing
specific tor every ordinary disease a family Is
subject to, and book of oirec ions ........ $1,000
Smaller Family and Travelling cases. with 20 to
5S S Was: 80 10 s5
for Preventive tre atment In vialS and pocket
cases ..,..... 81 to S5
These Remedies by tn case or single box are senG to
part OF the country, by Mail Express, OF
charpe. receipt of the price
Address-HUMPHREYs SPECIFIC
HO GOP ATHIC MEDICINE COMP ANY,
Office and Depot. No 562 BROADWAY, New York
DIR. HUMPHREYS is consul ed daily at bis office, per-
sonallY by letter for all forms of disease
For sale by DYoIT Co, JOHNS oN, HoLL lWAY
d COWDES. 4. CALENDER. and AMBROSE
SMITH, wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and by all
Druggists. 62T smws
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LARGE HAUL,-Lleutenan Goldey, on
complaint OF several OF the citizens residing
near Water and Dock streets, made descent
upon disoTderly house in Water street, above
Dock, Kept BY man named John Jones. Tho
surround was mace in good style and about
hslt-past eleven O'clock, when the noise and
disorder was at its height, the inmates of the
house were suddenly disturbed By the appear
ance in their midst of a number OF the guardians
of the peace. Resistance was useless; they
were MARCHED of, as meek as lambs to the
slaughter, to the Station House. Besides the
keeper of the place, there we're some thirteen
men and women arrested. Tney all had hear.
ing before Alderman Butler yesterday morning,
and Jones was held in $1,000 bail to answer for
keeping disorderly house. The other worthless
were each held in $500 bail TO keep the peace
and answer the charge of dlsorderly conduct.
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
No b62 bROADMAY NEW YORK.
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NEARLY DRowNED.-About halfpast 10
o'clock last evening, man named George Ber-
gen fell overheard into the canal lock, near
Manay unk, and but for the assistance of police
officer would have been drowned.
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AN OPERATION IN SKINs.-Martn Noe,
three weeks ago, stole from a morocco dealer
and manufacturer in Randolph street, above
italy dressed and finished. He took part of
them TO place in Third street, below Brown,
aud left them TO be sold there. A warrant was
issued for his arrest, and the officer came across
him yesterday afternoon. He had a hearing
before Alderman Shoemaker, and was held to
answer the charge OF larceny.