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JAMES A. FRErMAN,,

JAMES a. FREEMAN's SALE OF SEocKs.
AND REAL ESTATE AT THE Pu1I AnrysnT, O. :
ShANe6 Io-DAY.-2O shares Stsubenyille and In
uiana haiioad Company. Not sold,
600 81 ares New Grenada Minerat Land Comas.x
Not SOLD. ~ NV"''a"J- -
, 100 shares Schumacher Piano Forte Nanutacvurin~.
Company Not sold.
Lot NO. 1OlS Section B. Monument Square. Monu4.
ment Cemetery $50.
throe-story brick dwelling, IS by IDS feet s4sOas
y, frame house and lot, corner OF Swanson aud
Union streets. S700.
Houses and lot, Seventh street, betow Re ford .
20 by SO teet. $40 Rround.rent. $500
Dwelling, with side yard, Thrteenth III street abovs
spring Garden, ~ by 82t feet. Clear. -S7400 bid
Two three-story brick dwellings,, Marshall street,
above thompson. $63S0. =
Brick dwelling ana lot, % by 174 feet 10 inches
from Seventh s,reet to Marshall. S72 ground-rent.
$3.50.
Three building lots, east side of Seventh street,
below Master; the first Is by It's ieet the remaining
l8 by leo tect dc p. $63 groundrent. $1,000 each.
MaDayunk Tavern stand and lot, Main street.
Mana) unk. Clear. 5000.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. M.
IsPECIAL DBsPATCnBs 70 nvENnu TELEGRAPH. |

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. |
WASHINGTON, October %.
False Report.
Some sensation was created in Washington
this morning by the rumor that the marines at
the Washington Navy Yard had been ordered to
Baltimore. 1t proves untrue. 1t seems TO have
originated in the fact that, on the day OF the
Baltimore municipal election, the marines, as
well as other troops, were under orders here to
hold themselves in readiness. 1t is now thought
that Governor Swami will throw the question IN
dispute between him and the Police Commits
sioners into the Courts, and let it hang there
until the excitement has subsidized.
The Mexican Question.
The statement so persistently circulated just
now to the e1ecttbat our Government has nego-
tiated TO establish a protectorate for the Juarez
Government IN Mexico for territorial consider.
alton, seems to be made in the interest OF the
Juarez bond holders. II is certain there is no
ground for the story.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Oct. "a
Reported BY De Haven & Bro 40 90 4 Third street
PhiIade ph,a Tsade aepo,t.

"WEDNESDAY, October A.-rhe Flour Market
was Quiet today but no ders are very firm tn their
views, and in some instances ask ng an advance
which buyers are not disposed 10 pay. About 600
bbfs. were taken by the home consumers, ptioci-
inc udipg 100 bbls OHIO co. at Sl5; superfHo at
&IT5QlS 76; o d stock and fresh ground extras at,
quality Rye Flour IS scarce. aud IN far Iedu ast
with small sales at 81 25a.7 so P bb. In Corn Meai
no change to notice.
The NOV ments in the Wheat Market continue to
be OF an extremely limited character but no dsrs
are very firm IN their demands sales of fair and
choice Pcnnsy lvania and Southern red at from IS
to SO 25 White may be quoted at 50 35924l Rye
IS IN good request and prices are higher sales OF
2OCO Iu' hels Western at $140. Corn is unsettled,
and prices have advanced 3; per bushe'. Sales OF
200 bushels OF yel 0w at $1'18. Oats are in steady
Ieeuslt, with sales of new Southern at Goa jlc
Nothing doing in Barley or Malt. We quote the
former at 81 259lS0, and the latter at S13G10l,60.
Whisky Is quiet, with small sa es of Pennsy syYanIs
BIS. at $240a2 A. and Ohio Mt S248
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DIED.


,ADDIs0N;-on The 2Sd instant, WILLIAM ADDI-
The relatives and friends, and the members of Wash
mst9n 3 Lodge, Ho;s g. o. o. and ati0nai Enoamp-
attend his anero rom S are late residence No ss
%OSS sSe ad 60 FFqsy ss at
ALDEN.-On the 2lst instant JOSEPH p, SON OF
ManOah and Sarah Alden, aged sS years month and 2
hs friends d. and relatives Of the family Olive Branch
invited to attend the funeral, rom his late residence
Cemetery.
BAKER.-on the 22d instant, ANNA NJ, daughter OF
Jeremiah a and Jane Baker, and granddaughter Of
James Martin, aged years and months.
invited tS attend the ian eTa from The her
s1IsS:y MS iSs m treS % Ward
Franklin Cemetery
DoUsgARIY;m On sunday morning, the ~ ms ssnt.
in the 7sth year o. his age. :.
ciery and the Corn Exchange Association, respect
npy nyed 7.S e stend his funeral from his late resi-
the 25tb instant, at 81 O'Clock
HACKER.-At noon, Oh the 2lst instant, JEREMIAH
His relatives and irends are Invited to attend the
funeral without further notice, from his late residence
O'clock I"H' T. NJ 'A '"' '''H ''''H'' ~ =
McLEOD.--on the 18th instant, In Philadelphia Mr..
Mcleod. bankers Of New ork son OF Isabella and the
'H ans sSs sgsa 81 Ss e %y are ,e,Deov
the 27th instant at O'Clock.
0'BRlEN On The 2sd instant MARY, wife OF John
O'Bried In the 60th wear OF mel age.
The relatives and male lends oil the family re-
sIectfully invited to attend the funeral, from iesi
dence OF her husband No S6 south street, Friday
TUCKER.-At inclnnatl, Ohio, on the Goth instant
his way home iTom the army in Texas Captaln
HENhY 1UCkER 9Th Uni ed Sta es CaVary AGED "a
years son Of John and Louise NJ. Tucker
he male friends OF The amy invited TO attend the
street, on thursday next at o'clock P. Nj.
no olaii
dENRY X; WALK son OF Sarah and the late John
X. Walker, In the 3ld year of his age ~
His friends and those the family are y
Invited 10 attend MS uneral from the residence OF hi5
her, No. 1894 N. Sixth street, on Thursday at )
o'clock z. M. IDterment at Monument Cemeiery :
WITHEY.-suddenly on the 2Sd instant, BoHAN W.
WHITLEY. "
The relatives and friends also the associations to
which he Was attached respecull, Inyited TO nt
tend the funeral from his la residence No 1865 Frank
ord road on Friday at ernoon at O'Clock TO proceed
70 Hanover Street Ground.
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.

The Political Disturbance The PresI-
dent VIII Furnish Troops IL Requested, ,
Etc. Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TTELEGRAPH.l
BALTIMORE, October "a - George Peabody
arrived here this afternoon 70 attend the de Ii
cation of the Peabody Institute tomorrow,
which will be a grand affair. Mr.. Peabody
comes as the guest of the city, with suite of
rooms secured at Barnum's A grand dinner is
to be given him at the Eutaw House.
Nothing additional is known regarding The
Police Commissioners. They refuse to appear
again before Governor SHaon either in person
or by COUNSEL and are determined to disregard
his action. This mornings Gazette asserts that
General Candy told the Mayor and the Police
Board he would be here with i've thousand
troops on election lay, by the Presidents orders,
it Governor Swami made the request, to quell
any disturbance, and If necessary, martial la "
woulo be declared. This is considered doubtful
The Russian-American Telegraph.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 23.-News from the
Russ,an-American Telegraph expedition says
that the Russian corvette Vdrlog sailed on the
9Th of August for the Amoor river, having on
Ghyiga August Is, and sailed lour days
later lor Ochotsk, Major 5. Aoasa chief of the
Russian portion of the expedition, had explored
the route and determined in regard to the por-
ton of the lines between Ghyiga and Ochotsk.
Captain Manhood had explored the route
between the mouth OF the Amoor river and
Ochotsk and joined Major Abasa at the latter
points. Various explorations had determined
the route between Behring's Sea and the termi-
nus of the line at the mouth of the Amoor
river. Timber was plenty, and 400 poles were
expected to be ready before the close of the pre-.
sent season.
The natives were very friendly along the
whole route, and offered the use of their dog
teams to assist in Transporting materials, and
have contracted to supply any amount of rein
deer meat. Major Abasa has purchased a large
number of dog teams, and established fisheries
to supply the dogs with food. The Russian
Government officials have rendered every facility
to the expeditionists, without awaiting instruc.
tions from st. Petersburg and Count Ansof has
vice necessary for the completion of the line.
When the necessary material is received the
work will be pushed forward With great
rapidity.
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CAMDEN AFFAIRS.

RFrRE.-At the corner OF Third and Mount
Vernon streets, South Ward, stands a one-storY
frame building, during the week occupied by a
day school, and on Sunday by Sunday school,
under the control OF the First Presbyterian
Church, North Ward, and known as the
mission School," About halfpast O'clock
Yesterday morning some scoundrels, after
effecting an entrance, tore up about half of the
library and set the building on fire. Fortu-
nately IL was discovered in tins, and the flames
were quickly subdued, but not before they had
will prevent the holding of the schools for a
month at least: The property is owned by Mr..
Stevens. The loss win not exceed 500. Two
men, supposed TO be the incendiaries, have been
arreeted.
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ING TEIEGRAPH-PHA ADELPHA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a sge
A rsruANrNa" srYrn

A "STUhEINo" STYEH -
A London dandy has Invented
Something OF comlroh stvlcs ahead;
His linen fronts are OfDapAented
Win hourishes worked in god thread.
NOW those who pine IN Cupid's letters
MIGHT thus, to prove their constant fame
Each on his b. som wear tne eters
OF his bewuching lair one namel
But those Tor true Oood tas who call,
Should view the STYLES OF Tower Hal.
Our stock OF Mems, Youths, ana Boys' Clothinr
Is the fulest and most comp etc IN Pbiladephia
PI1ces are ower, and those OF Od times than
ior several wears.
hair ac0g beficeen ( BKNNRTT A. Co,
FIFTH AND lower HALL,
lSIATH STs. (619 MARKET STREET.
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VALUABLE MEDIoINE.-The sale OF that remark
abe and truly valuable preparation, Perry DAVIS
Pain Killer, is constantly and rapidly increasing
During the past year the demand for the great
remedy has been altogether unprecedented
Scarcely a week passes by during which we do not
hear OF some remarkable cure having been per
formed within the circle OF our acquaintance bv the
raj Advertiser.
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Very Latest Marlcets by Te,srranh,.

NKw YORK, October ~ Stocks are stexlA Y
Chicago ana Rock Island, 1901; Cumberand ,ys
erIed 60l llli ois Central scrip, 1885,; Mioh,gasa
SSgonn'heTn 28; New Yorx Central, 1911 Reading
oNoTIglnla 6s So; M ssour 6s. e2I Erie Railroad,
9Ii; i western n Union Te egraph CompsnY, 6SJ y
tics, ll4b; United States Coupon 6s l1si; Gvld I4s
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Arrival of Steamers.

New YORK, October 23.-The steamship R7r-
ginid, from Liverpool on the 10th inst, arrived
at this port this morning. Her adVices have
been anticipated.
BosTON, October Is The Royal Mail steam.
ship China, from Halifax, arrived at this port
last night. Her mails and the newspaper bag
for the Associated Press were forwarded 20 New
York in the early morning train, and Is due
thore about o'clock this evening.
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STEALING EGGs.-This morning negro
named William Smith was observed carving
large bucketful of eggs. Suspeciing that he
did not come into the possession of these luxu-
ries of the season in legal way, an officer over
hauled HIM, and questioned his right of posses
sion. William was unable to answer his search.
ing interIogatories in a satisfactory manner,
al was in consequence put IN durance vile.
He had an examination before Alderman
Beitler, who committed him to answer for
larceny
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CERTIFY THAT
w We have been cured o. the folio wing diseases =
He nFy XII patrick No 523 South sixteenth street John
Fsrren No, I24O North Front street Mrs. Martip NO
lsS Jones' above Mark street red of the most
lie nant and excruc la ing rheumatic pains; John Mat
prC nOupced incuIabe dropsv aud cured residence
McEIROY Office No. 526 POWELL street, between
Filth ard sixth, and spruce and Pine streets Phjode
ySiee free 20 wetrp'
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To-, of the Shin ..Fo,tun. ;,

BosroN. OctO. her sS.1The Hanoverian ship
Fortuna, from Tiv, 'rpOol Tor New York. with q
general cargo of mc, 'chandise and salt encorn-
tered a hurricane on the Sd and 4th inst, in.
latitude Sl'44, Longitude ts4O5, and on the Gth
was abandoned in sinSSlSg condition. Ah
from Calcutta, and arrived at Sbis bort today.
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ANOTHER RIoTER.- Owen McCarty, who
was concerned in the cowardly assault upon
sergeant Welsh and Officer Orr, at the corner of
Twentieth and Catharine streets on the after
noon OF election day, was arrested at Nineteenth
and Lombard streets. and had hearing before
Alderman Beitler. There were a number of
others concerned in the affair, and the authori-
ties seem determined to bring all concerned IN
it 10 punishment. McCarty was held in $25OO
bail for further hearing at tue Central Station,
battery and riot.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF SILvER-PLATED
WARE.-We would call the attention of our
readers to the magnificent sale of triple plated
Silver Ware and Cutlery, direct from the firm
oi Messrs. Deakin & Sons, manufacturers by
royal authority, Spring Street Works, Sheffield,
comprising a general assortment. Persons
wishing to purchase good article should attend
the sale at Scott's Art Gallery. Every article
guaranteed.
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DESTRUCTION OF A DRYNG-HoUsE.-
There was an alarm of fire this morning about
tour O'clock at Cressonville. 1t proved to be
the drying-house occupied by Mr.. George P.
Evans. The fire gained headway so rapidly as
to resist the most strenuous efforts of the citi-
zens and fremen to subdue it, and it was soon a
mass of ruins. The building was owned by Mr..
John Bruner, whose loss, about $4,000, is fully
covered by insurance
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vTassaehusetts Politics,

posroN, October 20. The Republicans of the
ronth CONGRESSIONAL District have nominated
\ T.. Davies for re election to Congress.
In the Sixth District, T. O. Prince, of Win.
chester received the Democratic nomination for
Congress.
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LATEST PARIS STYLES -MademoiselIe Keorn,
mooiste, No. 904 Walnut street. would inform her
numerous patrons that she lie in receipt per last
Gamer from Europe, of select elegant assOrt-
ment of Paris Mi inery embracing the latest styles
none of v hich have as yet been exhibited in this
country. These choice goods will be open to Gus
tomeIs on Wednesday, the 24h inst Those IN
search OF the latest novelties should avail themselves
of this grand opening
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REMOVAL. - Owing to the greatly in-
creasing business of the Equitable Insurance
Company OF Phiadelphla-a very safe and re-
liable institution of the kind-the old quarters
a larger and more convenient office has been
selected, at No. los South Fourth street. where
incl eased facilities for the transaction of bust
pess will be afforded
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The Lnmi ande Case

nnU''ssTREAL, October a. The cOuuss. for
10 ~ anue n nave advised the British hmba> Va
ooodi,,.s a. sarls to demand cessation of fbe pr
obJ,c6or lam tan,t him until the facts Of ms
The Fenian prisoners here viii Drobabpy b.
tried at Bedford, but the dav is not Sed vfs4.
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The Ouebec SmtIar~.a-

OTTAWA, q. W., October 24,-Th~ eitv ia be, M,
caavassed for subscriptions in aid OF the sur
leTers by The Quebec fire. The City Council hass
subscribed flOO0.
sre is now raging in the woods north of
here, causing considerable alarm to the farmers
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The First Snow.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, October a. Snow com
menced railing here at / O'Clock rIis alterr oou
BUFFALo, October A-The weather NrQe is
clear but very cold.
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From China.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 23.-Advices from
China say that the Marine Court of Hong Kong
has deprived Captain Rush, of the ship Far
Light, OF bis masters certificate for six months
Tor losing his vessel,
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RECKLESS CoNDUoT.-Ihomas Conner, a
reckless Jehu, got himself into trouble Yesterday
furious manner near Twentieth and Market
streets, when he drove into another wagon, in
juring it to a considerable extent Instead of
stopping to inquire what damage he had done,
he drove OF, and was not arrested until he had
got to Seventh and Market streets where his
career was brought to a temporary close. He
had hearing before Alderman Beitler. who
held him in $500 to answer the charge OF mali
cjous mischief
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PUBLIC CONVENIENCE. - An Office has
been established at No. 1913 Chestnut street.
at regular rates for any city or town in the
United States North, South, East or West.
They can also have their baggage checked
through to any point, and delivered at their
hotels or private residences to order, through
the agency of Grahams Baggage Express, a
n ost reliable and accommodating Company.
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MARRIE,D

CARNS-CooK.-on the 2ed instant, by the Rev.
Samuel y. Appleton, Mr.. GILBERT CARNS to Miss
CAROLINE COOK, all of this city.
SALLADE-IN9IIS.-On Monday. the 18th utmo,
BY the Rev D. ashburn, No. el5 s. Z bird street, Mr.
ISRAEL b. SALLADE and Miss MARGAREf 4.
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CARAMELs - CARAMELs - CARAMELs -Georg
w. jenkins has as fine an assortment of Caramel
Of all havors as can be had anywhere.
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THE REASON that induces so many TO resort to
+. Relmer's ri Geographic Gallery, No 624 Arc
street, IS because they get superior pictures
moderate charges
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CHILDRES's CLOTHING M. Shoemaker & Co
Nos 4apd6 n. Eighth street are now opening
splendid assortment OF boys girls. IN ants, al
mist es' clothing.
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WE EHAvR SEEN at the Cloth ng House of G Somers
& sen Fancy Cashmere for suits; Satin.faced and
Cbinchilla Beaver 0vercoats. whcn are made up IN
the most substantial way. Also magnificent stock
OF choice uncut goods TO select from for measure
Every garment made by this House warranted to fit.
disagreeable necessity of sewing on buttons.
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TWELFTH AND CB EsNUT il the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and BEDDING and to have your Fdr-
niure reupholstered, vanished, and repaired by
practical woikmeD.
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ATHLETICS VS.. ATLANTIos -Notice-Athletics
are informed that no matter how Athletic they may
be, they can find suits OF Clothing ready made at
Charles Stokes Co g One Price, under the Conti-
mental that will be sure to fit m and muffin" "
AtaniIcs do, and all at low figures.
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REsoUING PRIsoNER.-There are some
men VINO, IN their devoted friendship, cannot
bear to see a comrade in The hands of the m myrmi.
dons OF the law. Stephen Music is one of these
mortala. He s very apt to get drunk, and when
IN that condition he attempted to release
at Girard avenue and Randolph street Yesterday
morning. He succeeded in getting arrested
himself, AID was escorted with all due cere-
Rony TO the august presence of Alderman Shoe
maker, who, after hearing the facts OF the case,
committed him in default Of bail to nsHer.
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ALL FLAvoRs of ice Creams and Ices made TO.
order, by Morse Co, Nos 902 and 90f Ar rch street
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CHEROKEE REMEDY

Cures all Urinary Complaints, w.: Gravel InAam-
nation OF the Bladder aud Kidneys Retention of Urine
Structures Of the Uretnra Dropslcai Swe n9s, Brick
Dust Deposits and all diseases that require duFetc
and W hen used in conlunc tion with the
CHEROKEE INJECrI0N,
does fail to G0nOnh9 Gleet and all Mucus
Discharges in Male Female caring recent cases in
from one three DAYS and is especially recommended
in those cases Of Flnor A bus OF Whites IN Females
The two medicines used In conjunction will not Ia to
this disa9reeable complaint and in those
where other medicines nave been used without success
Injection 81 S.
The Cherokee "CaFe," "RemedN'' aud "h1iochon'
to be found in all well regulaed drug stores and
recommended by physicians and druGgsts ali over he
prncpled dealers, however, try 70 deceive their Gus
TONERS by selling cheap and worthless compounds-in
order, to make mo1ey-in place OF these b. MOI DE-
20 us and will send them you by express securey
packed and from observation We treat all diseases
TO which the human system Is subject, and viii be
eased TO receive full and explicit atements from those
who have raj ed to receive reiet heEetoore Ladies'
gentlemen dress US ~ perfect confidence. Wede
sire to send thIrywo page pamphlet free every
and gentleman IN the land. Address all letters Tor
pamph cts medicines advice to the sole proprietor
DIR. w, MERWINL.
6 5mwfSIp No 81 WA KER Street, n. 7
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HONESTY is the best policy in medicine as well as
in other things. Ayers Sarsaparila Is a genuine
preparation of that unequaled spring medicine and
blood purifier, decidedly superior to the poor ima-
tions heretofore in the market. Trial proves it.
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The OLDEST MEDICAL PRACTICE is that OF the
family. Long before doc ors were known, the read
OF The family examined and prescribed the m 3m-
bers From the necessity OF the case, the first and
most important stage of every disease is treated by
the patients parents or nurse This beng So how
important that the means on rand should be simple.
ample, and efficient! Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics advertised IN another coumn) perec 'lv
meet tins want and should be in the hands of everv
intelligent family. Denot. No b62 Broad MaH N. Y
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Five-Twenty Coupons,
Due November /,
Wanted by
DRExEL &c Co,
No. "a South hird street.
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STEALING BAGs.-John johnson made a
raid upon market wagon this morning. Going
through the market in Second street at very
early hour, the temptation to appropriate some
thing to his own use was too strong to be
resisted, and he event through" one of the mar
ket wagons he saw standing by the sidewalk
near Buttonwood street. He was only able to
get couple of bags, and made Off with them,
but vas observed and followed. He was arrested
at Second and Wood streets, and was taken
before Alderman Toland. After hearing, he
was held in $1,000 bail to answer.
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WAANN.TESDISI.!AI ED. YOUNG 4ADY IN A RETAIL.
this Once, ""'"H ""AFe's Ia%a9N
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PAULUs, THE HALTER,
Beats therl ALL
Southeast corner Second and South