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VERY Cool STATEMENT. BUT Nor AT ALI
PLAusIBLE.-The Washington correspondent Of
the radical organ in this city says there is
report that President johnson had sent an an
tograph letter to Sumner, apologizing for the
delicate allusion made to that Senator in his
famous speech on the night of the 22d of Feb
ruary. Looking at the Presidents character,
the report must have had very limited circu-
lation-probably not beyond the garnet of the
correspondent. But the same veracious writer,
thinking such statement too strong dose to
be swallowed, adds that such course has pro-
badly been suggested to the President. We
should like to be present when any one would
venture to suggest to Andy Johnson that no
should take back anything he said SO we'll.
The scene would be highly interesting. Per-
haps it would be as well to suggest that the
President apologize beforehand for what he il
going to say This would be standing on joss
Ravens platform, as laid down by that philo-
sopher, to preserve harmony in his club. Zach
member was to apologize six months in adj
vance Of using disagreeable language, upon
the same principle of giving notice of motion
in Congress, so that when member should
be well abused he was bound to bear it meek
ly and without offence. Let President John
son, therefore, adopt this excellent rule, apollo
give in advance to the radical leaders and then
give it to them hip and thigh as they deserve.
BY all means let him adopt joss Havens'
platform.
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Given OF The erection Of Highland county and for
the incorporation of the Brooklyn Mutual Gaslight Com
pany resolution declaring that II is the duty OF our
government TO demand Maximilians immediate depar-
ture from Mexico was introduced and referred
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. Broome
street -soLoS SnSGIr-LIvE lNpAN. Matinee ut Ia
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WOODS THEATRE. Broadway, opposite the ST. Nicholas
Hetel-AIosKaEsr; or, TaE q HID STKALER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II lie said that the special Treasury agents and sub
agents In the South will nil withdrawn and their
operations brought 10 a termination.
AT tho banquet given in Cornwall, Canada, on Thurs
day night TO the Canadian Ministry speeches made
by members Of the Provincial Cabinet Mr. Macdonald
stated that the confederation OF the provinces would GER
tanly take place within few weeks and said that the
Canadian militia had two thousand well drilled on.
GERS lead them. Mr. Gait speaking Of the failure OF
all efforts the Reciprocity treaty said that trade
relations with the other provinces South America and
Europe be cultivated but advocated continuance
OF friendly Intercourse with the UnIsa States, the
hope Of the ultimate restoration o. commercial advan
tages The Canadian Trade Commissioners in search Of
West Indian markets. have received warm welcome In
brush Guiana grand banquet was given them in
~ VIC 18th OF January, and the plans sus.
hss'edby tho commissioners heartily endorsed one
'he DELEGATES stated that the interview he had with
''''e'ary Seward at ST. Thomas left him hope the
renewal Of reciprocity
'ehStA Iole n's .-a-l an QrdsI " provide f0r t.o
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This will save the tax payers from twenty to
thirty thousand dollars per year. But what is
the use of City Chamberlain, any howf

The New MODE OF NATURALIzATIoN.-The
threat OF the Spanish government to hang all
foreigners who may be found serving on
Peruvian or Chilean vessels has been very
promptly met. Dictator Prado, of Peru, has
issued the following proclamation, which
effectually disposes of this subject by declaring
that all foreigners thus serving are naturalized
Peruvians:-
DEPARTMENT OF GovKaEMsSr PoLIcEl
AND PUBLIC WORKs I
MARIANA YasAuo PRADo Supreme Provisional Chief or
the Republic.
ARTICLE SoLE.-Al foreigners who may serve on anv
Peruvian and Chilean war vessels or those or apy
navy intended for privateers shall DO considered an
nauralzed Peruvans In any OF said naturaiza-
ton is obtained by the simple fact Of the acceptance Of
their services.
The secretary of State for the OF
ment Is charged with the execution OF this decree.
Given at the Government House in Lima, this oath of
January, 1865 MARIANA Y. PRADO.
J. N. QUIMPER
The United States adopted similar course
during our recent war, allowing all foreigners
who enlisted in our armies to become citizens
without the preliminary FIVE years prescribed
in all other cases As Secretary Marcy demon
strated in the case of Kosta, we were fully pre-
pared to protect our naturalized citizens at al
hazards, and Peru is ready to do the same. The
world has already acknowledged the great
principle upon which Prado's proclamation is
based and this ends the silly threats of Spain,
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC tTHEATRE FRANCAIs), ISing
Place.-LAIEuLx.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS 5s3 Broadway, opposite
Metropolitan Hotel-ErHIoPiAs SINGING, DANCING. &c
Wao KILLED Cock RoBINs
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2ol Bowery.-sINs-
DANCING, BuRLEsoUEs &C.-ApvENTUREs NEW
YoRK Objective. Matinee at ~ O'Clock.
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STRUGGLE AND TRIUMPH.-When first intro.
duoed the Nitrous Oxide Gas to the dental pro-
fessiOn at New York, IN 1863 It was long time
before the public and the profession were con
vinced that we could actually extract teeth
without pain. But the new agent gained friends
daily, and at the present writing we have eX-
tracted teeth for IA, l26 patients, without the
FIRST failure or unpleasant effects from the gas,
nor has any one said that he would have teeth
drawn in any other way. All of these have
signed our scroll, certifying that their teeth
have been drawn without pain, or any unplea-
SAINT effects from the gus. In Philadelphia we
have extracted teeth since the 18th of October
last for t1co thousand seUen hundred and to1tyfoe
patients, with the same result in every case az
in New York.
By employing the best dental skill for extract
ing Il pay one man tor extracting $50 per week.,
and exercising great care TO extract no teeth
that can and ought to be saved by filling, we
have removed all opposition to the gas, and
nearly halfour business now comes from patients
sent to US by the medical and dental professions.
All our patients have added their names to
scroll certifying that their teeth we're drawn
without pain. We invite the public to call and
see the list. Opposite their names they have
written sentences like the folio Wing:-" Very
good" "a perfect miracle" "Neuer knew it,"
"Is ii poss,bte?" "ho pain whoteter." "a
painful reality dispellpd by pleasant dream -
'Had a sweet dream; could not believe they
were out"
One great advantage OF the gas is, that it is
entirely harmless, and can be breathed by the
most delicate, nervous, and feeble patients
without injury. DR.. Thomas, formerly of New
York, who is to do the extracting for the future,
is one of the most careful and successful opera
tors in the profession, as all will testify who
have been under his care. Dentists and mem
bers of the medical profession having patients
desirous OF having teeth extracted, are invited to
call and witness operations.
G. Q. COTTON,
No. 737 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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DIED.


BARBAZETTE.-On Friday the Goth instant Mrs
SOPHIA BARBAZEFrE, aged 65 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invlt to attend the funeral, from her late
residence, No 234 Washington avenue on Wednes-
day afternoon the 25th instant, at 4 O'Clock.
BRADFORD I'm New York city, on FRIDAY
night ANNE BESSON BRADFORD, wife of DR.. f.
s. Bradford OF Providence, X. L.
Der friends and those OF the family are respect
fully invlled to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence OF her mother Mrs Besson. No. 22S S.
Eighth street on tuesday afternoon the 24th instant,
at 80 O'Clock. ~
COX On Sunday evening the 22d instant, BEN
JAMIN COX, in the 55th year OF hIs age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully lnviteo to attend the funeral on Fourth.day
Wednesday, the 25th instant at II O'Clock, from
the residence OF his son, 4. Benson Cox, No. 2105
Mount Vernon street. 4"
FARROW. On the 23d instant, IDA VIRGINIA
adopted daughter of Ephraim and Sarah Aun Far,
row, in the 9th year OF her age.
Tie relatives and friends of the family respect.
fully invited 20 attend the funeral from the residence
OF her parents, No 249 Richmond street, on Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock
HUDSON Suddenly, on the 2lst instant. at the
Glenn House, " hite Mountains, MARY, eldest
daughter OF the late Thomas Hudson, Oh Phlladel-
phIa.
fully invited to attend the funeral on 10 morrow,
Fourth day afternoon at O'Clock, from the resi-.
dence OF her mother No. 1922 Wallace street. with.
out further notice.
LYNN ON the 22d instant after short illness
Mr. JOHN y. LANN, IN the Goth year OF his age
The relatives ana friends Of the family am also the
Purity Lodge No 825 1. o. of o. f.; the members
OF the United Brothers Encampment, No; 26, 1. o.
OF o. f., the members of the ehtOwrights' Beneficial
Society OF KensnRtOn; and the members OF the
Good Intent Steam Fire Engine Company are Ie-
spect ulIy invited 10 attend the funeral from his
late residence No 104l Beach street KensinRt0n, on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. Service ut Ehe-
Dezer Church; from thence proceed to ODD Fello VS.
Cemetery
MoCRACKEN. - On the 28d instant, LIZZIE
daughter of Thomas and Letltla MoCracken, IN the
l7tb year of her age
The relatives ana friends of the family respect.
fully invited TO attend tue funeral from the rest
| dence of her parents, No. 1246 Howard street. on
FRIDAY afternoon at O'Clock, without further notice.
NORTH ROP.-On the morning Of the 21st instant,
MARY NOR Il ROP WluOw OF the late Co ionel John
NOIthrOp, IN her 36tn year.
Ibe relatives an6 friends of the family respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence BustletOn, rwentYthEd ward on Wednes-
nOtIOe.
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DISCOVERY OF THE FATE OF MISSING MANA
large shark was recentlv observed floating, IN Ian.
guild manner, near the jersey coast and was easily
Killed and brought on shore On the monster being
oDened mans coat, vest, and pants we're found in
his stomach, and were soon recognized as belonging
10 Mr.. John PrimeY, highly respectable citizen of
Not vestige OF the unfortunate gentleman remained
except his clothing, whose touPhness had completely
resisted the sharks powers Of dQestOn aud thro
him into that dyspeptlc state which tn or
his beng caught. Of course the indestructble gar
ments came from lower Hail.
Linen Busters.
Light Cashmere and Cloth, Alpacca Drop dEte,
Duck and Linen sack Goats.
Light Cashmere, White and Colered Duck Skele-
ton pesfS
Light Cdssimere, White and CoIored Duck, and all
kinds of Linen Pants.
Aukinds Of SeasonGbJe Clothing for MEMS Youths,
and Boys '1eor large supply at the Lol0est prices
possible. BENNETT Co,
TOWER HALL,
No. 61S MARKET STREET.
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LLoYD's "RAILRoAD GUIDE. PA reissue
of the Railroad Guide" published by Mr.. Alvin
Lloyd before the war, has appeared, and will
hereafter be regularly issued each month. The
"Guide" contains a view, on steel, of all the
principal cities in the United States and Canada,
a list Of all the hrstclass hotels, the gauges of
the various railroads, anecdotes, and other in.
teresting reading matter, together with correct
timetables. The work is entirely Philadelphia
our citizens 1t is an enterprise worthy of great
commendaton, and Mr.. Lloyd has well sue
ceeded.
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STEALING CLoTHEs.-A female named
Laura Williams was arrested yesterday tor the
larceny OF $3.50 worth of clothing. The theft
occurred some two months since, but the police
were unable to get on the track of the offender
until yesterday, when the lady from whom the
clothes were stolen saw her il the street and
pointed her out to an officer, and had her ar
rested. She was committed in default OF $1,000
bail by Alderman Lutz, to answer at court.
The arrest took place in the neighbOrhOod of
Broad aud South streeIs.
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FIRE AT THE GLOBE MILLs.-Last night
another fire broke out about 1850 p NJ, in
the spinnerroom occupied by Birkhead *
Holt. The fire was eXtinguished before the
building suffered seriously, although material to
fhe value of 5000 was DESTROYED. john Wllkin.
son, occupying the lower story, lost about $500
from water The whole amount OF loss is cov-
cred by insurance.
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A NICE H0USFKEEPER WILL PROTECT
- the food upon her tables rom ths aeacks OF flies
a1d other summer intects For this we have
yarety Of Wire Dish Covers Of oblong oval or round
sHapes TRUMAN n SHAW.
OUR TO0THLESS ELDERS, WHO ARE
" debarred nom eating boiled corn, because they
cannot cnew viii find the patent corn Crater to ems
be them 10 enjoy this dish by IL the hus opened
and al the nutc0us bOi ed scraped out ready to
be eaten. For sale by TRUMAN A SHAW
NO. $50 (Elgnt Ihirty hve) ARK FIT St. below Ninth
ROXEs AND CHESTS OF TOOLS, sUITA.
j BILE tov gIt to lads and gentlemen for sale at the
Hardware store of TRUMAN a SHAW,
no ss5 Eight gh'rty-nveJ MARKET St below Ninth.
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DIED SUDDBNLY.-The Coroner was sum
moned at o'clock this morning, to hold an in
quest on the body of child who died sud ieniy
at No. 624 Carpenter street.
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AFFAIRS IN CAMDEN esterday after
noon, the roof of house in the South Ward
was DESTROYED by fire. The furniture OF the
house was slightly damaaed by water.
The two men who were committed on sus-
plclon of being concerned in the murder of the
old woman at Centreville, near Camden, last
week. are 10 have further hearing before
Mayor BudG, ON Thursday next.
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MARRTED

LONG ONGENECKkR-JOHNSON the 23d in
slant, by Rev. A. Atwood, Mr. ANDREW j.
LONG ENECkER to Miss CECILIA A. JOHNSON,
all of this city.
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BIOKRENE E.
+ Or EXPERIMENTATION.


STRENGTH TO THE wEAK-YoUTH TO THE AGED
This preparation uneqp ared as reuvenator and re-
storer OF wasted and inert functions.
leeos The & aged a9d "a all those who have in any
y ca nd the TlcfIens g BE- what name
mplies-a Ii erejuyeDator which, while It builds up the
Ss bs
mater e. by %hst & cause ANY has
that cause a. once and forever ,,,o.oov Nor
tie Low sPrts l3Ceollty Mental IndclsHSs; E%asIs
novel effect upon the En- and who are IN
advsedt to seek cure in this most excellent and un-
eQSsnled preparation F0o,. the Isror,d the Dssnair-
rS the Old should give this valuable discovery trial;
i wi be found totally different from all other articles
70 FEMXfEs~T preparation ls Invaluable in nsr,
wasted vTat f strength with TouderSl perm aucnce:
sEo agand Tonc and Will siys Re ief% pyspsp ~ ssc
VIII Ienoyate the st0mach 70 degree of perfect health
AS One % Dollar pss bottle Or SIX bottles for ss s'S By
dcsss Rs afEYER FT0ps
No % DEFY Street, New York.
0O'D y JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY q COwDEN, 4
No % North SIXTH Street II
DY0TI q CO,
ROUGH LINES.
TIE NATIONAL. EXPRESS AND TRANSFORM
Il now running tbo9Sh nss Sy seaboard Railroad
routes via RIcHMoND, WELDON, WILMINGTON, CHARLES
TOM MOSraOnEnT 70 and ShM MoGJsE oREEANs.
Since the recent decision of the Courts in Virginia
TON. CHXRIToTRsyILIE, GoRDoNs1IGLE, and LYNoH.
and other points on the 3EAEoE AMP AMP AIEHAM
the Virginia CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FI&RGcnT FRRRGf PPfRceEEy HSD MONEY,
tor Ocs the aSSye S @ s0d Y sE%saSts sTsp points
Tl7lOt General Superintendent.
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GROVER 6 BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines for family USE No 73O
ChesnuL street.
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DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME this hot weather in bar
gaining over suit OF clothes for half an hour, bu
go to Stokes g. CO.'S under the Continental, where
the lowest price is marked on the goods. and take
them away.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-AbOut 8 o'clock yes
terday morning, horse attached to a wagon,
while standing at the corner OF Thirty-seventh
and Market streets, became frightened, and dashed
down the street at a furious rate. John Elkton,
at the time, and as the wagon came INTO
violent contact with the tree box in front Of a
shoe store in Market street, below Thirty sixth
the boy was dashed 10 the ground, and the
wagon wheels then passed over his stomach,
crushing him in fearful manner. Mrs. Ban
croft, who keeps the shoe store, had him taken
into her house and physician sent for, but the
boy died in aH hour after he was taken in. His
parents reside in Hestonville.
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"lubricative packing for steam engines.-for terms
see 723 chestnut ST. phlla and 26 dey st., new york.
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PRICES REDUCED OF ALL STYLES Superior pho-
tcgraphs are made at b. f. Reimer's Gallery No 624
Arch street. Patrons will find them accurate, natu-
lal, hie-ike, and pleasing
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THE IMBEoILITY OF PHYSICIANS is bitterly In
Weighed against by vendors Of quack nostrums,
who cannot persuade members of the profession to
use or recommend their pills or powders. Ihe pro-
prietor of NARSDENS CALISAYA TONIC
has no such complaint to make-he has abundant
reason to return thanks for the cordIality with
which the ablest members of the profession recon-
mend the use of the Calisaya Tonic; they know
what such medicine should be, and thev know
that the tonic is precisely that thing. Depot, No.
4s7 Brodd10oy, Ne,o York For sale 6y johnston,
Holiotoay & Co'oden, Wholesale agents, No. % N.
ISiUth street, Philadelphia, and by all druggists.
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No. "a SOUTH THIRD s.

THE Two STANDARDs.-Liberty's standard sheet,
the Star SpanRled banner, and AMERICAS standa d
perfume, Phalons "Nig1t. Blooming Cerous." :"
Wherever the floats the air, so does the other.
--Ne,1 HdUen Palladium.
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QUEL NoUvELLEs p Mr.. German, OF
Adams Express Company, has sent us hes OF
late southern and Southwestern papers.
MIR. A winch, No. sos Chestnut street, a1orns
our table to-day with Onoe.d- Week. Ah,tbe- Year.
Round, Cassells illustrated Family Paper.
Punch, Fun, etc.-tbe latest numbers received
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FAMILIES ABOUT GONG INTO THE COUNTRY,
TOURISTS, Ere, should supply themselves will that
certain remedy for ali Affections of the Bowels
Jayne's CaTmlnative Basam. change of climate
or water often produces severe cases of DYsentery
and Dian bea, complains which readily we ID TO the
Carminatlve Cramps, Colo, Inclpient Cholera, aud
Sour Stomach, are also promptlY relieved bv this old
established remedy and its effectiveness In this class
OF complaints sh6ud induce every one to keep a
bottle within reach Prepared only at No 242 Cnes-
nut street,
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BUY YOUR BATHING ROBES, OIL Caps. Leather
Belts, and Straw Hats for Ladies, Gentlemen, and
Children at Sloans, No BOG Market street, Phiadel
phia and at hls store on Cape Island, N. j.
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GET THE BEST! TIE BEST wHATH whv, the
best everything-the best clothing and food, the
best sewing machine and piano. the best books and
pictures, the best husband or wife, above all, the
best medicines-and for all arrangements and dis
turbances IN the almentary system this is, beyond
doubt, MARSDEN'S CARMLNATIVE SYRUP.
Depot, No. 4S7 Broadtoay, Ne'o York. For sale
by Johnston, HoJoaoay Co'eden, Wholesale agents,
No. % N. SiDM street, Philadelphia, and 6y all
Clru0Qists,
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IMPROVED LoCK-STITCH MACHINES for Tailors
and Manufacturers Grover Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 73O Chestnut street.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and 5-2t
wanted. DE Haven g. Brother, No. 40 s. Third St
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Music AT THE PARK.-This afternoon
Calvert's Union Brass Band Will entertain the
visitors 10 FaiImOunt, having been emDioyed
for that purpose by the SohuynSin River RAILWAY
Company, who commence running their cars
to-day.
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7'3Os, 5-2Os,
GOLD AND SILVER,
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES BOUGHT AND SOLD, BY
DRExEL Co,
No "a SOUTH uIRD STREET
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"NEEDLEs'
CAMPHOR
TRoCHEs,"
drNaaistS.

Indispensable 10 all tourists. Positive cure for
Bowel Complaints. Choleraic D1arrhea, etc. Made
only by
G. H. NEEDLES,
TWELFTH AND RACE STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
80 cents per Box. / dozen, $6.
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POPULAR TAILoRING.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKRR g. BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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AUCTION SALES.

d AN Goa ST & W Ar &C K,
IL AUCTIONEERS,
SIsS No. $40 MARKET street
SALE OF 45O LOTS AMERICAN AND INPORrED
DRY GOODS. STOCK OF GOODS, NOlIUNS.
ETC. ETC.
BY catalogue,
On Wednesday Morning
july 25 commencing 10 O'Clock comprising generst
assortment goods n pre- sent sales
d SCOTT R., AU ONEER,
ID. No. 1920 CHESNUT STREET. 62K
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FALSE PRETENCEs.-A rather old dodge
was played upon a gentleman by man answ wer-
ing to the name of James s. Barron. 1t seems
that the said James had borrowed 500 from an
acquaintance, and given in return draft for the
gave the note he acknowledged that he had no
money in the hands of the party on whom the
note was drawn; but he said he expected to have
in couple of days. The plaintiff, as matter
of course, could not get his money, or, at least,
more than half of it, and SO brought suit against
Barron, who was held in $500 bail by Alderman
Massey to answer. Barron, we believe, occa-
pied some political office in this city few
years ago.