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% eetse o1hnce have uos committed, your Honor"
ySsscs * Kh the defence rsssy % e on Or 90 they
isnos-.ws would Ike fss tim. your Honor"
Justice H." Monday afternoon next In the mean
'2s ss ne e. Ss q Hon. Cs's
Harris ana Raymond Car brought before Justice
Kelly yesterday charged with being accessories asr the
fact 70 an alleged larceny Of horse wagon and har-
ness from Harris stables Fulton street. Brooklyn II
= said tina, man giving bic nam: ss Burk hired the
supposed 70 be the same but going by the Of Ber
tram, sold the same horse and wagon 70 Daniel Conse
set down Sl75 the wagon $75 and the harness sos
Coffee stated that the prisoners, Harris and Carr
present a. the time o. the sale and vouched for Berams
SIS. Harris and Carr deny that they were present,
and say they only introduced Beram TO Coffee Justice
Kolly committed them 70 answer.
The New JgRHy BuRaLiRHs-LAcHEs or TIE PorlcE-
In this counsel for the chopays mother and two
sons), who were arrested on Monday night . charge
Of being concerned either principals accessories
after the fact the series Of burgarcs recently
mitted In Hudson aud Passaic counties, New jersey
moved yesterday for hor discharge on the ground that
Il win be recolected that they were arrested along with
August Duhihgcf recently Escaped from New Jersey,
and large amount Of property supposed TO have been
to the property clerk headquarters 70 await dentca
tion The detention Of these parties 10 really dependent
absence Of such apon which they can Be- held Though
fully cognizant Of this at tho Central once proper
noce has yet been made Of tho fact OF this property
being there has Il yet been placed In such position
10 be accessible those who did call Justice Kelly
stated that unless evidence adduced TO- morrow
he would discharge tho prisoners they should not be
made responsible for the negligence Of the police au-
th0ritios
A CuLrABIE LACE OF DIFFERENCE. William Hurley ID
man who ought 10 have professional ais for be calls
himself surgeon but certain policeman seems not
to have appreciated the dignity that naturally attaches
TO high station in fe he would not have arrested
Hurley, N. o. What matters IL to policeman II Hur-
10y did carry big knife in his belti Is not knife
badge Of tho surgeons profession much as tho locust
club Is the badge Of the patrolman In blue? What il
DR.. Hurley anon d take 10 ripping open somebody's
wastcoat and little deeper, sashing on somebody's leg
arm isn't that his business And doesn't policeman
do the thing only in little ruder way Arresting
William Hurley, N. D., for carrying concealed wenpons
And held TO answer by Justice Dowlingl OIL Of Oh
Pluck THR PHc. OF A WArcB. Martin Dunn is lad
OF sixteen, who has had a remarkable itching for .
watch. Mr. John Roach, OF No. 80 Gold street, had ono
that Just suited Dunn. What puzzled Martin was 70
know how get IT, He finally called TO his aid couple
Of boys, and knocked down Mr. Roach and took away
the watch false statement stands no. above the sig
nature Of the watchess man.
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THE SOUTHERN RADICALS.

The Proposed Convention To he Held i,
philadelphia ON Monday, september 3-Ad-
dress Of Welcome BY the Pennsylvania
Union Central Committee.
PmLADnrma, August 10, 1896.
The following address of welcome has been issued by
Ne Union State Central Committee Of Pennsylvania TO
- Southern radical convention to be held in Phsdcl
pAia on Monday September 3. 1900
PHnADKLrHIA, August 10, 1895
Tho Union State Central Committee OF Pennsylvania
ssnd greeting 20 their brave Union brothers Of tho
0suih and extend 10 them q hearty welcome
ondsSs she Sd aay Of f SEPTEMBER nea MsorS
3uynshes no parallel 10 the patriotism, courage and
sssly o. those men who from The beg beginning Of the
faith The question 10 be decided 10 whether loyalty s
% DO prescribed and punished in the persons Of patriots
IKE these treason rewarded and honored IN The per-
Sellon Shall the loyal masses or bafsed and
great issuss an ar. vissly Concerned and and
tur Southern compatricts have ins.inc,ively turned
Ss'sy was Srs, procisiSsd and propose within the
sasrsd shadow OF Independents Hall, renew their
10 Win % Union on be-
bali Of the loyal men Of the commonwealth Of Penn-yl
ya.ia this committee hereby chesrfuy extends cordial
twsicoms TO these patriots and friends from
PIE Southern States All who come will be
s'y ns,o, Win III, open arms ,, and warm hearts
cordially and earnestly invited come here aud honor
Ne occasion with their presence and 10 enable ell
confer together upon The present and future OF
9eried country. . also suggested and recommended
Shat ends from ether States send delegations here
9n this important occasion not 10 sic the convention
.e 70 cheer and cooperate with these tired champions Of
tieerty from tho South.
BY order OF the committee
+, FIR. JORDAN, Chairman
The National Hall has been secured FOR the alt,Isg OF
ne Convention Of Southern ruopsts to assemble in
An city.
The National UDon Cub invite delegates as they
erve 70 call a thor rooms Al No Chestnut street
~ register their names She club place their rooms
sns ne OF the CONVENTION . headquarters. Governor
u y hamilton, OF texas, ard Thomas .. DurAn', OF
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Marine Disasters.
srDAnnR GoLpau Aov, from San rranascc for Panama
rsEosd e. having nroksp her msehnery srrvsd
srnAxns sourasss which left Liverpool Aug for Ba.
more IN collision IN the River Mctsey shortly after
starting, with another steamer and the Somerset returned
n her wharf At the Liverpool dock, whers all the
s ana caro- .es m &c * ne Carroll
srxAnHn PoErvs, from New London for the Paeac was
at Rio Janeiro july .. repairing.
Sur CAnlyIy, from New York for San Francisco n
Rio Jsneiro July q dischsrsing for repairs.
BARE oxYx (Br), m. at London "a inst from NYorh
lost main and misicn topmasfs
BRe HxsRAsEA, from Boston Tor Galveston, before re-
ported fallen IN With Ia Distress reachrd Newport jester
Day shs Toe. both mass' with everything attached IN q
scsa LorpoE lBr Leblanc from Boston for "a Johns
and Hsrbor Grace. which struck rock aud Allied with
water 81 Cape Canso had been got OF. and owcd H.
ecEn HAaaIs! MAIL tos Lubscl. Dsnsy from baltimore
fer Salem. coal laden, vent ashore ~ Deal Lons
Branch yesterday morning, aud 70 fn OF water Crew
Bro yAsssso Jniy s-The Statesman. from Cardiff 70,
ehscshas which pus IN hsre May ~ esky bAs been soid
pxsssSsuco July 1.-THE Duche.se poreans fror,
Iscahnsno for Bamcre which arrived OF this port July
70 from coiiision about 70 Iies the southwark light
enng 70 enssle her 70 eater for rcpnifs
ysIis suly 7-Shp Baden. s,iipheB, from LONDON for
tfsovn overheard. and crew mntnoas.
Miscellaneous.
SE.sns kssrA.xocs from PHILADELPHIA FOR Gan VI n.
IN, so Mo Janeiro galy for coal hsxIns 49, A. ~.
delay. p'S' "'h'e'
Sur w,sps4np which cleared 4, san rra,.,o sab ~,
s ,s ssss ahs' out soss in treasure and cargo
sAss % sAss, sls " ss~as fro. 81 y.Aa ~. 20
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RACING IN CANADA.

MoxraaAE, August 10, 1888
In the frsf race the trial stakes Aoways Starlight
the two nrst heats In b2beoondseach heat De Ne
yisviles harseiles and Captain Hsaeys Little Shannon
we're the other contestants
10 the second race the IumbsrmeAs purse two miles,
Dennis Rsady's voolfolk came In . winner In 3A5
De Hsvsv lies Reporter seoenA.
In the third roe d Nsvtsve'e Seven Oaks won The
nrss heat IN 80 Dsnnis RAadys ufag won the seccad
heal and IN che third heat geven Oaks wns whdrawn
end Essag was declared shs wiuass o. the sscs.
In the fourth race The Province Oup. mile sDd .
euastss dash, Don Juan came n . vansr n as3s "
fossbsy second, Kilwhopps third
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spus xpMeArsSs on rm PLANS.

A wssf~-s cs-p Attacked s~A the u.rs..
fsNH sseles.
LsaNssvon1s. August a. lsss
isxss po<jss " luasss sse reported 20 - sscsp.d
- ne ousty Nil rouls. pSc huusss< and afs ivsSes
-. km1 eresx under Ne st, ss % {cs.s BIN
49, ~ mn6ns general sllisuAs whh eshss Tribes fer
he pespose Of ~. A Isssr dsslNicn if&n Ion lyon
tsy,cxp espp and stole I'll their shssk I'VE lsdSns
Dse}9 70 Gfps cot he whites N fsat qg.on tps bsft
ys hssS icas sssn lsaAinr shd srsiss ne Hffsss on
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Tte shsp Wins Bsrse1 as Sea-Thc Crew
Saved, ke.
SAr vAApcDop August 16 1eee
The nsecA DoVglasoa yesterday sossFved The birth Il
Eapolsofl WI Tie usual osrsuo1jea
The shio wing wae burned 81 - IN tAf - q, Ion.
iec w. 1he ship Reubieu saved the.cysu, ard placed
them board The shp Charlotte " white and whaling
barks Ana ed Weye.
Ihs s.samss orasmne, from Portland, Oregon. brings
ol0e, 90 N 6ensure.
The steamer escysmer,o fem r,ns'ns arrived ysslr.
day. towing the disshai ~asutr Gsfn M IsaB sss.
pslea and bringing New lax 1sss NJls ~
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Tx new ss.sAxs MOT.

Tho Tesal Nvntsr Kn@ws 10 Wave Brsn
Kssies ThiUp.sasss-O~. R~sares .ss Fer.
sy-ss wsssAss. &c.
ssr oSsss~, August 10. 1885.
}Fs0esl military ssNsriilss IN rrafd 70 the late yioss
(which puts down ~ total number known To 10 Killed
~ hkiy eight, the apvsrsy vrunda, Al rsry eight ana
vehs srGhtIy Won nds6tpi ninety -eigh,
Sudes Howell pro o. President Of chs Cogveplion az
Vt6A q out In 40 sddre 10 the Iowa pseps OF
adesvs~nS 10 show Tho iesi,y ~ tsf bosy bn, ssv
A\As,lss ing W resDsnblng.
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Caro-, August rs, 1900
The democracy sf NE Thirteenth Congressional die.
Yet % nlnos havs Asuinasd the Hon J. W. Allen for
CossSss.
CSovyAyI, August 10, 1850
ysdgs wpl fawrsnae was nominated yeeietdsy az the
ualeg candidate fv cs srsss 10 the Fourth district Of
- srovs VI, August 10, 1900
rgY 1uss. vapubicsp, has been rensmirsted In
nRa Conss>sasnal eisiFict Cor Cougre~.
BRJsU, Ne, August IT, 1880
nVa " a - she present representative IN Con.
~. mom ME Assr'et, vac renominsted today ny .
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puaT or NEW Yoak. AUGUST iS, 1866.

Cleared.
Steamship Gen Barnes. Morton. sayannaA--Lvinss'sn
s,sse.shp Monesa, Narshmap. Charleston Livingston
smD Eqs1 s. Terry c. ood'0s'd
es om,p e. ss9to3 Ssn,nas s.esam n Co.
Eark Geinsbok err, Chandler. Cronstadt-DcGroot
Bah Eusenie Brt, Fletcher Buenos Ayres via Portland
BARI BARI assas sf:.s
Fax WIZ sr bap raa%: fSstasss ssa sn
Eak Airs Millkcn, Eustis, pson.
s.s srs M. ' '''e'''a'' fs".,a
4 GSss Louise Cook OBJ Cook Heh'''''-' Ar''n'
@ a.s Sa R.sn s A &c.
ssty co,nan tBr,, Borden. st John. MD D,wolf
schr Holmes. Crowley. Richmond-van Brun
SIR W Collins Tooker, washing,on-yan Byunt 4
JSnes oSa Co.
scIr Dart johnson, Stamford.
sloop Deep River Berger, New Baveniackea Tooker 4
sIoop Harvest, Corwin. Bristol-G N s,ranahan.
Arrived.
ousspt,oN q inst, with ds and Si p.s.snasrs Ma
70 the nh inst since light variable winds "a inst passed
bound Il Oh II MP
& e s ss.s & s'ss ss':f 8 A.
steamship nelveta. bound y.
sss%.sp p, arsso sasds1 HAVE Via I raamo.;n Aug
shp Co Ans "a % 20 Ion 10 ~ exchanged signals with
StS i, 8 q Ion % = ds"sis ship Sss
s,sp S 81 Msrppa so Of ls m q a. lon o.
Steamship Columbia, Barton Havana, Aug IL sAN with
ss s.%sh kas.o J and Fort
Az Prince 9th. with mdsc and passengers. 20 RiboL
s.aIa.1P Sl.ga,. ccoss E,shmond and Norfolk, with
ship E|s5s n,sas ss lac July a WITH ma:s 70
England died. his body was sent ashore at Quarantine for
Ship Gray of $, John Nsl Baxter Lcshorn ss days.
erIcc, Aug lat H. lon g. spoke brig Oriental hence for
i ss s 60; run Me-
m:. G:I.s m,sss 2 days. with
BARR MARY Baker lof Yarmouth xsj, Scott, Cardiff, IS
BARK xniSnsa tIa, Viola, Palermo 50 days. with -
sarf Jaep Martin !rrus Bsnltc Antwerp, % day. Win
mdse ano passenger, 90 Killer Co. Has had ID deaths
BARK wood.nd tof s. John. NIB. Higgins N.rsc,iss a
sssssnssl signals i w,s se SarSs o. SsrmaiA M
s:.i murray sMSl,sa1 N'r.so,n'. 10 d." with
u sis is S =. M sai AZ y.
R.Si VIM: Rich =. Roadou. for Boston c.nd JAILED Vi.
Marco PHO s,, Grs.e Windsor. Ms 10 days.
Br1 Pavilion srl Ill., Windsor Ms 6Aays, with plaster
sshr VIM csch colson, Cow bay. dsys. with coal 20
J Beilon.
ssSS x;p. .s., sps'sAs' s,John, ss.' days. with l.'s
sssr Bawn, hSsiins ., George NB. sdsys, with is,hs
sskr Julia Clinch OBJ. Adams 81 Andrews NIB days
with lumber, 70 Jed FRYE Co.
rchr Alce 0rny. Gray, Bangor.
Schr Juliet. Adams Mschias, Q dsys.
6rhr Neptune, Clark, Mackias.
schr Jss Seger, Birch, Boston
schr 9 Lyman, Hill Portland, Com.
1chr Smith, Hulse, Black Rock.
ochr Roanoke Manwarina Bixabehpoft New Bedford
Gehr Fanthes. Racket Kondout for New Maven.
schr Norris Harding. Rondoat for New Haven.
Sailed.
Steamships vhgo, Gen Barnes, Moaska
Wind An sups<tx
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Died.

WnDs.-Thc members Of Hohcnlinden Lodge, No. SO,
are summoned meet ut their rooms, Montague Hail.
Court street. Brooklyn, At two O'clock this lFridayl
afternoon the purpose Of attending the funeral OF
late brother JAMgs WILDE from his late residence.
lee Wloughby street. BY order o!
d. T. GRAY, Master.
Err OtAer Deaths See TAi,d Paael
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Meeting Of the Executive Committee.


PHILADELPHIA, August 16, 1860
Az . meeting Of the National Union Executive Com.
use This evening, resolution adopted, earnestly
recommending 70 the friends Of peaoe union liberty and
Saw saoh county Of the States and Territories 10 hold
asa meetings for the purpose Of raufyns the action Of
mo convention and provide 10 place lis proceed
inGs In the hands Of every citizen Of the Republic
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S HI PIN G NE w S.

YonH-yMIs pay
eUn RieKS. ,.,..... IL uooS MsEs. eve 10 81
cos snrs.. % hsGa wAfE1....ovo ~
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Northern Light. furnished By Msssrs Sykes and Chad.
wick, Of WIZARDS Hotel, and served under their
superint-ndsncs. uron landing the frst place
visited vas the tomb Of Washington, where due
respect was paid TO the memory Of the Father Of bis
county, sftcr which they repaired 10 sho manson,
whore they we're kindly welcomed by M. I. n. Her.
hort, who for several years has had charge OF The
grounds and who took particular palma 10 show and or.
psin everything Of interest," Every room Of The house
WA explored all che rslIcs Of Washington sxamIued
aud everything connected with Mount Vernon fully
explained to her Majesty durag the two houn passed
within and around ~ sacred prcoincta Nothing con.
nsced with the visit Of Queen Bmma 70 Washington has
seemed 10 sncrd her % much genuine pleasure
~ the tip iodsy. Ths nns weather, COOL breeze
and splendid view, tsssthsr with the free
dom from restraint seemed 70 mako her feel more
a home and she entered fully Into ths spirit Of the
ossIon. she expresses hsvssk highly pleased with
washIsson I've public bui1IneA end Ne reception she
has met with Wills here. bat greatly dinppsn,sd In The
city issf falling Ear shsss n So beauty o. Ne pf
vale rssdsnces ana general sDpsassnss from what abe
supposed The capital OF ssas nsioa would posses
she expected 10 sd ths useai6esas pasces which
she av In rIfih avssse New Tea, bet Instead bss
seen only two ssoy bsssk tsusmsnsa Ths party
arrived % the Navy yard % sir O'Clock this evening.
~hsu the Queen made hon call q the residence Of
RAr Admiral nsasosa. viii whess ssssAssss she had
become eel scaassssd ss< shss sssssssa v wnssds
80 dinner.
spvab 81 he rspsssss6asvss e NE several tribes
% Am~lcsn Indiana nov b Ne essy. hAviss ssprs~sd
sd~ss 70 cal - We ousss, elainss her - Of shs H.
sss rsss tssir wqssa vss laid before her NASTY ~
she Acting co'suissionsr Of fsdss Affairs Mr. Chssis
n NJ .hsp sts ssrsssss bw tslhAs ~ ~ epPvus-
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Al the above-named branch once, shares car he oh
tanned engrsvngs aud all further nforps
ton Furnished.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

n L. CARPENTER & SONS DANCING
No. 625 ARCH STREET
d, L. Carpenter, the wellknOwn and experienced
Master OF Dancing and Calsthenics, respectfully in
forms Parents and Young Ladies and Gentlemen that
his Academy for Private Tuition will reopen for the
reception OF Scholars on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER l, 1866,
for the Fan Winter, and spring.
livery attention. as toiore will be paid to advance
his scholars In particular, and he can be
punctualy at his rooms, No. 6S ARCH Street, daily
anu riSO BAYS OF TUITION FOR LADIES
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTER
FOR YOUNG MISSES AND MASTERS.
TUESDAY 1HURsDAY, AND SATURDAY AFTER
Pvrx1Ncs No E9R ,SSi Sr xT1EMrN
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
PRIVATE EVENINGS FOR LADIES AND GEN.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, AND FRIDAY EVEN
DIRECT PRIVATE TUITION
given in classes or single lessons every morning.
Terms etc made known at d, L. Carpenter Sons
Academy.
the latest fashionable dances of the season.
All GalOps wanzes, Hops. etc, and the many differ
cut "Su - GERMAN COTILLIoN
together he will tea h usual round dances and
Quaoriles and, in face, any dance thar NAV be re-
1uested Scholars can commence at any time uuri M
tle fall and winter seasons.
PRIVATE COTiLLION SOIREES
will be given 70 scholars and friends at his Rooms this
season, as wel as course of Evening Subscription
sorees at the uEcal Fund san. and grand Masaue
Annual Floral BAH vii be given at the Academy OF
Music his season Information will be given RDpl-
calion TO d. l.. Carpenter
Tickets at his his Opening SOlree.
CONSTANTINE Ii ONIDAS CARPESTER,
s27am No. CPS ARCH street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
H~1ay- DEPARTMENT OF PUBIIC HIGH
- .wAYs-oaoe, FIFTH Street, west side below
Chesnut |

Chesnut.
PHILADELPHIA, August %. 1896
NOTICE TO CONTRAC lORS.
sealed Proposals win be received at the once of the
Chief COMMISSIONER of HIGHWAYS, until IL O'Clock NJ, on
MONDAY, the Ith inst, Tor the construct OF sewer
on the line of Fifteenth street the south side OF
spring Garden to the north curb line OF Brandy
wine street and In BrSndywne street rom Fifteenth to
Sl1teenth street, TO be built brick, Crcu of in torm
with clear inside diameter OF two six inches, with
sueh lnlets and manholes may be directed Dy the
Chief Engineer and Surveyor
The Understanding TO be that the contractor shall
take Dlls prepared against the property fronting on
sa0 sewer to the amount of seventy five cents for each
hneal foot Of front each side of street. much
ca PAID, the balance to Oe paid by the city
All bidders are invited TO be present at the time and
place OF opening the said proposals.
Zach proposal win be accompanied by certificate
that bond has been filed in the Law Department,
directed by ordinance OF May rs, 1860.
II the lowest bidder shall not execute a contract
within FIVE days after the work awarded he wi be
deemCd declining and will be held liable his bond
for the difference between his bid and the higher
bid
Specifications may be had at the Department OF Sur.
yeys, which will be strictly adhered to.
w. W. SMEDLEY,
9Hat Chief Commissioner of Highways.
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BOARDING.

NO. ll2I GIRARD STREET
Being neatly fitted up will open tor
FlRST-CLASS BOARDERS
ON THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER.
Two large Con unicatlng Rooms on the second hOor
Wen adapted Tor a family. 82S
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CTEIGLEDER, TROUT, VOIGT & co.
- beg most respectfully 10 call the attention the
public at large TO their newly invented Patent,
1HE UNIVERSAL AIARMIS1,
which, by disCharging percussion cap made expressly
the purpose viii prove very efecual in the preyen
ton OF bufglaries etc.
The following are some of its great advantages:-
lst. simplicity construction cheapness and in
application, so that servant or child may set II.
I'd Freedom from danger 10 persons property.
3D. Universally OF application to part of Door,
Window. Grating, Shutter Gate, Garden, Preserve,
Fish Pond etc.
attn 1t gives check to burglars by alarming the in
mates, neig hbOrs and police.
9th The mind is relieved from much painful anxiety
fl female loneliness old age especially when articles
OF pIeat yhlue are kept In the house.
9Th 1t Is universal protection TO travellers to fasten
on chant er doors. -.
OF order. -
STRUMENT.
We have put our article at the low price Of ONE
DOLLAR, inclusive of rs caps, and 1t cannot be got
che nper either nom agents, For iurther
particulars inquire OF or addr S.
SIEiGLEDER TROUT, V0IGT co,
Office, No. 524 WALNU 4 sueet,
Room No. IS.
country receipt price, and IS cents extra tor
Country Agents wanted 500 Sm
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TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, ETC.

RnSzz PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS
60 ONj&S BARDAGE INSTITUTE. No IA n.
- NINTH Street above Market-B. o.
EVEkETT, ateg thirty years practical experiences,
guarantees the skIlful adjustment OF his Premium,
Patent Graduating Pressure Truss and q variety OF
othen. supporters Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braoes,
Quoted by Lady.
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OAPE MAY RAILROAD COMPANY
ment o. the Trains 20 and nom cape May Will be
COhTiEUED, viz;-Leave Phi adelPhia al r. M,
J; VAN RENSSELAER,, Superintendent.
, 1866-12-10
FROM MEXICO.

Report thar Max has Agreed to EyAeuate In
Favor Of u TsauaavtFatc-rhe Inpsr1al-
iass EvacunltnR the Northern Posts-The
iae LII. 70 *s,sss
aud k;encr4i Nhermaa-Thc Bfif-
ish M1uister toe. Hsue-Ca7-
tured By 5s8ganda-R1Rht with the Brig
anas: and the n1xands Vlcsoraeas-Lth-
NV YonK, November a.-The steamer Mn
haitian. from HAvans: brings ad1ses from tho City
oi aeueo TO ihe "a. md yeEa Cruz 70 tho 18th
T: sasesa + sa = osses + L .s,:sa
queee, Mt1anon and MAnln Ituu 1ir1.e, and &p-
pealtne to Eola Of the people to con6.m this
ihe Iupc.ta.tata are rapidly eraeuatlag Al,
daily at lle City Of Mraco, With the gaeEf4ons Of
aT .e9 ohst Ie
sard uen 70 attack Sau Luis potosl. and It Is
et&ted hat The lmpestAl.ts wt41 also 5000 oyacu-
~c,e 4: Vera Cra1, anxtously 4wslung ihe srs1yal
Of Minister Caapeu and General S6eemln. An
,teolt u te BE- provided for 1sen to ne City Of
joy 1t 1he e1peeted .,isal: - --l'''' D1''SA
,n nASRg 1he .Rstep 6y ae q
special despatch 10 Napoleon.
nknJ Of Mexico co.rTspondencc eays that On
az 1.th ot EosenaheE he diligence fFo1a za1a,s-
within short distance Of the Ka.ra Of lrapaaia
By one hundred aud eixty robbers. Four Renile-
men were taaen 10 The mountains, md three re-
tained fes san.om.. x4,lpU being demanded for
three u them, and ts,00 for lce fourth: One
American. mined Cuu1tLe5, x1s sent to Queretayo
wi,h orders to raise the sums required aud de-
Posit then, with certain party In thai CITY. The
imperial 1oopa were despatched &ftef the Eotbers,
enkued, IN which iorty soldiers were siltn, and
Tie balance surrendered. !he prisoacrs ~efc Il.
once ued to the trees, and The robbers eroused
themselves hy th1u1tiLG them through with
iA1,res, or backing them with snbres.
I4besal forces erery ~heEe were sprtnginR up A.
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pied by large force, and the whole valley Ut
Mexico i: tseatnk viii toops. Colonel Meado
otcupieL padaca On the l1th. with 50 raen- He
Church party believe they csn raisc 50 euJ men In
tIds valley within month.