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AWNINGS AwNrNes-C. p. Ht

AwNINGs, AwNINes.-O. Z. HU
BER & SoS, No. 27s, Third street, Day
ton, Ohio, have for sale, large lot OF
large Army Tent Flies, suitnble for
Awnings and ,ther purposes. The goods
are Us good as new. Also, Shovels
Spades, Axes and Gray Blankets for sale
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THE CHoLERA-DRuGs.- In view
of the approuch of this malignot disease,
Il will be a matter of interest TO the
public 10 be made aware Of the fnct that
j.. F. MARQuARDr has just returned from
the East with the largest and most
complete stock Of drugs ever Brought to
this market. lie is now prepared to do
n retail business, and also 81 orders from
abroad. with promptness and dispatch.
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ERRORS Or YOUTH.

. A Gsntleman who suffered fot year, from Nervous
Dej,lity, Ptsmaturs Decay, and ell the effects OF
youthful ndrscrstion w.l for the sake OF ssneuns
humanity, send zee to all who need H. the recipe
sud directions for making the si'npte remedy by
which he va, cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, eau do so by addressing
JOHN u. UGpEN,
No. 10 Chambers St, New Yotk.
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TRAINS GOING EAST,
TTFFIN MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by s B. SHEATH.
Nav 10, 1861
GRAIN AND SEEDS

GRAIN AND SEEDS.
FLOUR-SS' SO "a IL 90.
WHEAT-Firm NJ 81 rs to 2 90.
CORN--Firm at 37@40 cents.
RYE--50 cents per bushel.
OATS-Firm a, % cents from teams,
GLOVER SEED--$4 50@$5 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--$3 90
FLAX SEED-S2 90 per pushcl.
HOGS--$9 00@l0 90 per cwt
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Persons contemplating joining
the Good Templsrs. must see ssswsn
and rRRAr.
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PERSONAL "A. T. GLENN, Of
Central Civ, Co!orado Territory, and DR..
8. T. wErRicK, of Johnsons Island, are
in town.
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FouND--A SMALL BLACK PocK-
xr BooK!-Said Pocket book contained
"Fve Dollar Blueback Confederate
note" one KEY, Gold Pen. Fiddle string,
and two private papers not necessary to
mention. The owner can have the same
by proving property and paying $3.50
for This a ,vertisement. Call at the TRr'
pUNE Office. n20-lt.
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HIDES.

Corrected weekly by J. NJ. EBERT.
HIDES--Trimmed 5@6c.
CALF SKINS-l2 lac Kip skins 7c.
SHEEP PELTS Dry, 25c960r.
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spFsial Yutifss.
T0 CONsUMpTIYEs,

The .dvsrtiser, having been restored to health In q
.w weeks by svery simple remedy. after having
sred for several years with severe iuns sso'ion,
and that dread disease, ,cousumption-is anxious TO
make la owa to his fellow sufferers the means Ofeure.
To all who ds,ir. Il, he will send COPY Of the pre-
,sripton used Cree Of charged viA the directions
fer r.paring sad usiss the same, which the, viii
and suRs ouur for Cossulrrior, ASTHMA, BsoS.
oHrs, ,CousHs, Cotps, aud all Throat ssd Lung
Affection. rAs only object Of the advsuisef IL
sending the Prs,ery tOn sto benshtths seistsd and
he hope. every sufferer l,ry hi, r.msdy, " It viii
COS, them us,hing and may prove a Messing.
rar,is. wishing the prescription, rREE, BY return
mail, will please sddress.
Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON.
willismsburg. Kings Co., New YoSk.
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OUR exchanges show q great re-
vival In Temperance.
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SHEEP SHEARING.-Tne first an
pusl Sheep Shearing ofthe Seneca Co.,
Wool Growers Associ alton. win be held
at the residence OF E. T. STIcKSEY, Esq.
one mile east Of Republic, on Saturday,
Nav 26,h, 1866. All who are Interested
are rcquests j to be present, aud especial
" such as have nice Sheep, are desired
to bring them for exhibition, and have
them shorn il they wish. Competition
open to all; the object being to compare
and see who has tho best. There will
bo committee appointed to examine the
shearina, do up the wool, and weigh the
deeees and carcass. They will report
the same with owners names to the
County papers for publication. BY at
tending the mreting OF The Association
st Titfin, May 18th, full information can
BE- obtained Extra shesrers are invited
to be present. Good prices will be paid
for their services, and parties who bring
sheep to shear, are desired TO bring such
shssrsrs a. thev want. BY order of the
~, ExIcvTrvE COMMITTEE.
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April 10, 1866.
Sale Of Railroad Stocks.

OFTIcE or THIS CoMMissiosRRs or THE l
SINKING tUsD, Coumbus, o., April 10, 1906.
Ia pursuance Of a Joint Resolution Of the Genera
Assembly oi the State Of Ohio, passed April6 1868,
sealed bids will be received At this Office, until ~
o'clock the 1st day Of June is6B. for all or
part Of the stock owned BY the state In tho fol
lowin: Riiroa ad CompanieS, st which time the bids
will be opened and the ontracts OF sale awarded In
case the Comm issioners approve tho same, AID the
Governor shall give his consent thereto 10 writing.
VIZ: Am't of stock.
Sandusky, DAYTON Il Cine innatf
ailroad Company, e3g5 500 co
The bids should be endorsed " Proposals FoRI
RAILROAD STocK.'
f.| JAS. n. GOODMAN, President.
WM. HENRY SMITH, SECRETARY.
w. II WEST. Attorney General.
Commissi oners OF the sinking Fund,
April 20, 1866. 5s--4t.
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TnE Students of Heidelberg, on
last Saturday held pic mic in srsrsEK's
woods.
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BUTTER, EGGS AND LARD.
BUT rER--28@31 cents per pound.
EGGS-i6 cents per dozen.
LARD-ln Kegs, I3 cents per pound.
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Gf E0n PER YEAR! We wan
IMPROVED s20 Sc ing Machines, 4 hr,s ass .nds.
ss aIy or trgs som missions paid. Inc osLf ma
chine sold In tho United ststes Tor less thsn siO
WILSON, GRovER Il nAkkR, SIhoER Co.. Ann
BAoHELpsR. All other cheap machines are IN.
TAIsGEAEsrsand the sELLkR USER LIABLE TO
ARREST, ZINE, AND IaPRIsosAgsr. Cifcuiats rRgE.
Address, OF call uPou Shaw X Clark Bidaeford, Maine
Jan. u, Is66. LILY.
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Jacob r. Brown'sEstate

Notice is hereby given, that the undeI-
sigued has been appointed and is qualifi-
ed as Administrator OF the estate of Js-
cob r. Brown, deceased, late Of Seneca
county, Ohio.
TIMOTHY WEED.
April 26, 1866. 28-3t
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STRANGE BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman In the United
stats, can here soneteing very much to their sdvsn
tsgs by return mail (ft,e ofcharreJ by addressing
the undsrsi sned. Those having fears Of being hun
busrsd will obngs by no, noticing this card AN
others wi plssse sPdre" their obe ia n, servant
THOMAS 2. CHAPMAN,
s3i Broadway, New Ysrk.
Aprile6, 1866, es-y
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LOCAL q MISCELLANEOUS.
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1866.

ALL ADVERTISEMENTS must be
handed in on Tuesday mornings. e.
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Land For Sale

Land For Sale
WITHIN HALF A MILE OF TIFFiN.
Fifty acres of the estate of Henry c.
Brsh, deceased, will be sold, at private
sale, in lots of from 2 TO 90 acres, to suit
purchasers. .-...
TERMS - One third cash and the
balance in one and two years.
ELEANOR S. BRISH, Executrix
]. A. McFARLAND, Executor.
April 26, 1866. 27--4t.
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MONUMENT TO Col. STEM.--We
understood that the proposed monument
to the memory of the lamented Col, STEM
is fast approaching completion. The
enterprise is confined entirely to the
IoIst Ohio, and sufficient amount has
been realized by voluntary subscription
to erect a monument that will do an
honor to the war men who testify In this
appropriate manner, their appreciation oi
Col. STEM's gallaniry and heroism, dis
played throughout his military career. II
10 understood that the monument will be
erected and dedicated early in July, and
II 10 proposed TO have on that occasion
reunion of the Rpgimental organization
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Sandusky Dayton & Cincinnati R.
hn aud after MoNDAY, Dso. 5, ls65 tram
NiIlsun as follow.
piltsburg, Fl. W. 4 Chicago II. r.
TRAINS GOING WEST.

On and after Nov 10, 1865, trains win leavs sta.
tions daily, Ssbbaths excepted, us foiiows -
Train leaving Forest at 4b7 \. NJ, lsRves daily
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Tue IIoRsE TRAINiNG.-The ex'
hibition came off Us announced. A great
crowd swayed to and fro in the street.
There was no F" scratching it OUT" III"
operHtnr had his own horse under Periec'
control. It then became important to
individuals about to invest, to know
.wh ther he could take a green horse,'
and make lamb Of him in the short
time he alleged. The trial wns had and
the reports diffir. Some say pow erfu ;
drug was used which made the horse
.powerless, and hence. docile; and the
msnipulations were but the pleasant
tricks of the juggler. Others say the
lessons they received in horsemsnship
wore Invaluable. Those OF our cilizens
who subjected their horses 10 private
tests in their back yards. have very little
to say on the sphjnct. ,s .tr .,....- q.
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in town.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

CORPORATION HAS NO LIEN ON THE STOCK OF A
DtBToR FOR A DEBT DUE RY HIM, UNLESS 1T ~
GIVEN BY STATUTORY AUTHORITY.
Supreme Court Of PenDsyIvauin-Chief
Justice Woodward and Justices Thomson, strong,
Read. and AgneW.-The s eamship Dock Company
ys. haida Heron, adminIstratrix of Alexano er
Heron, for use of Barwood, trustee Error TO tho
pstrct Court Of Philadelphia, Opinion Of the Court
y thompson, j.
1t clear that there is no lien at common law on
STOCK Tor debts in favor OF the corporation issuing
sne Ang Ames on Corp section 856 and
olnerent rule would suDvert the wholesome doctrine
OF the common law against secret liens. When such
ntn exists II Is by statutory au horty, either
lressed In the act Of Incorporation, or by bylaws
maze maze 1y auth houty Of the act II Is so bv several
general aois ~ thus State for ins in the general
bank act OF 1850, section l0 all 10 toe gene raj canal
ana Ialloan act OF 1850 section and IN the turn.
pike bridge and plank road act OF 1919, section 8,
and per- aps N some special instances
Whether mere bylaw would be sufficient to
create lien on stock tor general ba ance due
the company IN case OF trading, manu- lacturnP, and
other corporations not engaged In IoaninR money
seems not only to be doubted, but generally denied
Certainly, think it would not be- unless notice of
the by law were brought home to purchaser of
stock beiOle the purchase,
But 1t is not indispensable in this case to decide
these questions; ior no lien IS gwen by the
act Incorporating the defendants nor dId
they pass any bylaw to cleate a lien sup.
death of the testator. Tho rights of creditors
upon tho decedents estate were fixed then, and by
no act of theirs could they be changed The enact
Dent of the by law after the death OF the dece-
dent and OF this the equitable plaintiff had notice
in any shape or manner. Inc estate ls ins0lvent,
and IT, by thls post facto bylaw of the defendants
they could increase their tights IN the dis
trbution OF the assets OF the estate, they
would not not only work wrong to the purchaser
OF the stock without notice. but would diminish
what lega ly distibuable TO creditors after the
d. cease OF the tesiator. Ii is very much in the prn
ciple the case of buylng up claims to set off Iainst
the ann OF an tnsOlvent estate to a debt This NAV
not be done Foster W.. The Bank, Parr, 30; SIr-
Rerly Ys Orders Administrators, Casey 102. 70
these may be added many autholit ites but II Is not
necessary. We need not enlarge, and as we per-
ceive no error IN the record the judgment is
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SUMMER RESORTS,
s U M M E r. RESORTS
ON LINE OF
Reading Railroad and Branches.

MANSION H0 USE, MOUNT CARBON
Mrs. Caroline wunder, Poittvlle p. o., soluylknl co
I 7USCARORA HOTEL,
Mrs. Ham ah M1ler, ufcar ra P. O., schuylknl co
NAHAAOY CITY HOTEL
g. W. Frost, Mahanoy Ci,y p. o., schuyikill co.
WHITE HOUSE.
Mrs. Susan arsdorf, Re aiding P. o
ANDAL USLA,
James s Madeira, Teading P. o.
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
DR.. A. Smith, werdersviHe P. o., Berks co
SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
II. II. Manderbach, womelsdorf p. o., Berks CO.
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL
Lebanon CO., Charles Roedemel, Harrisburg p. o.
B0YERSTO WIN SEMINARY.
J. B.Henky, Boyerstown P. O., Berks co.
YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL,
8. R. sny der, Yellow Springs P. o.. Chester CO.
LITTz SPRINGS,
Samuel Lichtenthaler, Lltiz P. o., Lancaster CO.
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
Alexander S. Feather, Ephrata P. o., Lancaster CO.
APRIL 81, 1866. 42aSm
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House of fRepresentatIves,
Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May 17.-Stocks are lower Cum
b. rland preferred, 45S; chgan Southern, 764 /;
New York Central % Reading, 1O72; Hudson
River 10; Canton, 6l2; Missouri 6s, 75 Erie Rail
road, 49,: Western Union re egraph Company 59l;
mas, S4 Oneyear Certificates, 1901: Treasury Seven
three.tenths, 1929 FWetwentes 102; Gold, 1295.
BALTIMORE, May 17-Blour is very dun but the
prices are unchanged Wheat is dull at S5as8c
Tor white, and S2,0 S3c for yellow Oats sril at 62
(d63c. Provisions dull Sugar steady. Whisky
dull at 81 25 TOR PennsylyanIa and S2'26y for
Western.
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ARCH STREET THEATRE- Unote FhiPs Birthday,
wh ch Mr.. Mackay gave for his benefit is one OF
those charming, quiet dramas of domestic hte that
Keep the heart tnr, b ing with emotion at every
ioeno Mr.. Mackay portrn' cd wi wonderful truth
the etidh smp icy Of the old servants the pride OF
the catasroohe the shock to the honest true loving
heart that found all thing falling in which through
years, 1t bad put its trust The reading of the letter
which 81 eaks OF the gui of hs employers son was
masterpiece OF aft-a stroke of geDius-all THROUGH
Mr. hac&ay's performance was marked with the
refinement aud finish to which have not been
accustomed In the present crude state of the drama
Bewa thoroughly appreciated by most ccihcn
auuleDce. Miss Prce played the part OF Marian"
with great Tepose and unusual feeling Mr. Mac
kaN's "baYel sack" was an admirable SIX tch, deeply
studied until 1t attained reality Ellis French dialect
10 perfect, and his prOnunc1at in the French sem
tences exec lent Altogether, though the ben eft
may not rave been pc unarY sat siaction, II must
have been highly gratifying IN point of artistic sue
oees and appreelatlon 10 MIR. MackaY. -
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CONGRESS.
Ranhta.
WASHINGTON, May IL.

Senate.
TIE bill to prohibit the carriage, shipping or
transportation of tntrogly corne passenger vessels
or railroads was passed.
lhe resolution 10 appoint Examiners to examine
the site for fresh water basin for the iron-cad
navy Mt Portland, Maine, was passed.
An amendment to include New London, Conn
was voted down.
A bill to grant lands to aid in the construction of
o railroad from the Central Pacific Railroad in
California to Portland, in the state of Oregon was
passed.
The Diplomatic Appropriation bill was taken up
att O'Clock.
House of Representatives.
Mr.. Dawes Mass gave notice that he would ca II
up tomorrow the contested ection case OF FOlett
against Deano.
MIR. Kasson (Iowa,) from the Committee on Coin
age, Weights aud Measures, repoIted bIs to author.
ize the use of the metric stem OF weights and mea-
sures, directing the Secretary of the Treasury 10
furnish to each State one setl of standard
weights and measures OF the metric system; to au-
thorize the in Post Offices OF weights of the de-
nomination OF grammes; and to authorize the
President to appoint special commissioner to acili-
tate the adoption OF uniform coinage between the
United States and foreign countries. All of winch
we've passed.
Mr.. Jenckes (R. I J, from the Seee. CommitteeIon
the Bankrupt law, reported a new Bankrupt bill
which he said was the originally reported by the
Committee and amended by the House, with some
other amendments meeting the objections then
made.
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PERELLI's AMATEUR ITALIAN OPERA.-The last
performance of PerellPs successful season of opera
master Perelii himself, appears as "Fernando !" in
the splendid opera of La FdUOritd, and the re-
mainder OF The cast, including Mrs. Davis, Mss
Poole, Mr.. A. r. Taylor, Mr.. Anger, and Mr.. En-.
Ee ke, il truv excellent In such hands the opera
VIII 60 off splenddy and serve the grand cllmac.
te1ic TO season of Unprecedented success. Single
tickets, we undei stand, in great demand Tor
Saturday evening, and the probabilities are that the
aud ence will not ony be very large but exceedingly
brilliant and distinguished
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FOURTH EDITION
UNCONDITIONAL UNION CONVEN-
TON OF ALEXANDRIA.
John Minor Bolts One Of the
Delegates.
Hon. Horace Maynard Delivers an
Address.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. May 1.-THE Unconditional
Union Convention met at noon to-day r. b.
Wardwell, of Richmond, took the chair. The
convention has been addressed by Hon. Horace
Maynard, of Tennessee. The attendance is
small. John Minor Bolts is present as one of
the delegates.
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SUSPICION OF LARoENY.-About o'clock
this morning q cOlored man named Benjamin DivA-
son was arrested at Tenth and sblppeh Streets Oy
Officer McAfee. He had in his pos essioB two large
photographs and n basket containing a number of
nihcles, and also pair OF boots. He said that he
had bought the articles about six months since, and
rad been TO his brothers after them, but his story
not Obtaining any credeDce he was taken before
Alderman 1ittermarY, who commit cd hun sus-
uicion of larceny
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SUSPECTED OF BEING A BURGLAR.-Ata an
carly hour this morning a man named Charles
Wilson was arrested IN the neighborhood of Bridge
cUmstances. He was first seen prowling around the
premises OF Mrs. Ca'sOn in that locality, and was
soon aft rwards folnd lying on the porch of the
house, pretending to be asleep. He was arrested.
and taken before Alderman Allen, who comm ted
him TO prison on SUSPICION of intended burglary.
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FOYER OF THE ACADEMY Mr. Carl Gaertner's
matinee Will take ace at O'Clock TO day. Beside
tIactions-Herr Graf the popular German bassO,
Mr.. Jarvis, and the Quintette Club Then he has
brought us from New York one of the most distln
eulshed and artistic favorites of that CITY, MN
Abel French lady Of thorough musical education
classical player Of the highest school possessing at
once power and delcacy, taste and feeling This
matinee is sure to be q succe7s.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMRNT This is the
most effective article ever discovered for curing
quickly, safely, and permanently, sprans, sores,
scratches burns, bruises rheumatism, injuries of
any kind, both to men and horses. No family should
be without it, All genuine bottles have tae priUate
U. S stamp of Demas, Barnes & Co. over the top
For sale eVeryN here
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DIED.

ABRAM-On the morning of the 10th instant
MARGARET ABkAM, widow of the late David
AbIam aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.
ouested to attend the funeral, from the residence
OF her son.in-lsw, John T. Siner, No 1898 Lawrence
street on Saturday, the 10th instant, at O'Clock
L. M
ARNOLD.-On the 16th instant. after lingering
Illness which she bore with Christian fort tude
MARY, wife of William Arnold, aged SO years.
The relatives and trends OF the iamlly respec-
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence OF her husband, No. 1923 Marshall street
above Columbia avenae, on Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock
BRADFORD On the 18th ins ant Mr.. PARKER
ii. BRADFORD, aped A years,
The relatives and friends, Nelita Lodge, No. 295
A. 7. M. Columbia mark Lodge No. 81, a. Y M !;
F'edonia Encampment No. 35, 1. O. OF o. + ;
Fourth of July Lodge, No. IA /. o. ofO. F. and
Union League of Third Ward, are respectfully In.
vited to attend his funeral from his late residence
No 627 Swanson street. on sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. 10 proceed to Sixth Street Union Vault.
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PHnADELPHIA ARTISTS FIRST GREAT SALE
OF Oil Paintings takes place TINS evening at Scott's
Art Gallery, No 1920 Chesnut street. at n O'Clock
and embraces about one hundred specimens direct
from the eases or our best Philadelphia artists AS
this Is the first sale of the kind ever held in this
city, it should meet with an appreciatiye reception
at the hands of our cOnnOisseurs
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DISHONEST DoMEsTIC.-Bridget Costello
Is young lady of Celtic origin, and has been lately
OF gaged as domestic with family IN the gh-
borhood of Eighth and Market streets. Yesterda v
afternoon Bridget stole pocket. book from a lady
which contained about fifty dollars in monev. She
was arrested and taken before Alderman Hibberd,
who commlLIed her IN celnnt OF a80n halI.
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RIoToUs CoNDUCT.-Last night q man
named Stephen Leman went into Smith's lager beer
saloon, in Jones' alley, near Second street. and
kicked up row generally Smith was assaulted
and somewhat injured, when Leman was arrested
and taken before Alderman Williams, who held HIM
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ASSEMBLY BUILDINGs.-1his evening the won
dertul South Carolina TWINS will make their first
appearance. They are agreeable editions of the
Siamese Twins being sprghtv girls, and endowed
with fine voices and great musical talent. They
will be sure to attract.
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NEW CHRsNUT STREET THEATRE-The Dead
Heart winch par orcehence. belongs to MIR Adams
Will lie given aRa'n this evening. Never has Mr.
Adams been in more aomirable voice or more in
splred Than he has b en- dnIinE Ibis engagement
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TIMELY DISCOVERY OF FIRB.-About
haf-past four O'Clock Yesterday af eruoon fire was
discovered at HUGHES Hay Scales, under Jefferson
Hall, Ski and Christian streets. Some children
palipg on the premises accidentally set fre 10 some
hay, but timely discovery of the flames prevented
what might have been a serious con fla gI alton.
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MISS LUCY RUsnToN This distinguished Eng
lish comedienne appears Monday evening the
AS You Like IT, Seats may be secured now for the
OpeninR night