davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-01-23
FIRE RISKS.
Amounts insured. Gross Premiums

1t will thus be seen that the Business
has progressed at no small rate, and T
donbt not, that when Fire and Life Insur-
ance Is better understood here, that the
"ROyaI" will command a fair share of the
business of the Island, considering the
special advantages obtained in this Com
pany, among which I try to enumerate
1, The well known liberality in the set
Element of claims.
2, The solidity of the Company ensuring
the payment Of these claims, and
3, The large Bonus, 2 p. ct. of amounts
assured, now cintenually declared at
each q%uinquennial period.
Yours, truly,
q. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
Royal Insurance Office, Christiansted.
St Crolx 22nd January 1866.
P'S. For further particulars I beg to refer
to our Almanacs now distributed
and OF which | expect a new SUNNY
M
, 1866-01-23
NOTICE.

YTVHE Copartnership hitherto existing
"a in this place, under the firm Of
Percy & Woods, is this day dissolved by
Mutual consent, Mr.. Ed. I. Woods retir-
ing therefrom.
ST. Croix Bird January 1866.
EDWARD I. WOODS.
H. PERCY.
, 1866-01-23
9uMmttitGtfutB.
To the Editor of the St. CrOix Avis.
Dear Sir,

Dear Sir,
When I advocated, that Government
"shouId not be a passive spectator" I
certainly did not mean thereby that it
should usurp a right of selecting a minis
ter for the English Episcopal Church, but
l had IN my minds view, to stir up an en-
quiry, whether something could not be
done by Government, to prevail on the
minister, illegally selected" to remain in
Office although himself willing to leave, to
, 1866-01-23
Observation-Disclosures.

Lodtrrkningen if6Ige Loven af 18de
JUL 1852 af de Observation-Disclosures
mere der skuIle forbade til UdbetaIing den
lste JUL t6rstkommende vii foregaao i
Gouvernementshuset Torsda9en den 1ste
Februar d. A. MidIag Kl. -.
Amortisationscapitale for bemeIdte
%Irekning udgior S37, 900, med hviIken
det samIede ObIigationsbel6b, oprindelig
1927, 800, vii acre udtrukket til Detailing,
Gouyernementet for de dansk vestindi-
ske Ger, st. Croix den 22de Januar 1866.
w. BIRCH.
, 1866-01-23

The list Of the claims are 10 be seen at
the Office of the D~ealingcourt.
Auction Office, Frederiksted January
the 18th 1866.
G.. SarauW.
, 1866-01-23
FIRE REPORT.

1866.
January 19.-Fire at night in a Cane
piece at Estate Lower Love. I shall re-.
port further when the Investigations aye
closed. %V
E. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
, 1866-01-23

bring back to the Church, individuals, mi
nority sin number if not otherwise. 1t
would certainly be not be out of the way,
if a part of the public funds was used to
maintain order and tranquility among US,
and | should think many coincide with me,
that Government would do but justice to
a ministry, known to inculcate principles
OF loyalty as well to God as man, in taking
the initiative legally to appropriate part of
the public funds to support such a minis
try, when the self supporting principle
showed itself insufficient.
The minister might then be prevailed
upon to remain and no doubt in time
most part of parties formerly alluded to
would return.
Respectfully,
& friend of peace and order.
22nd January 1866.
mcgee
To the Editor Of the st. CrOix Avis.
, 1866-01-23
Dear Sir,

Dear Sir,
This Agency having now been establish
ed here for 8 years, I beg leave to inform
P~OIlcyholders and others interested in the
welfare of 1.-THE Royal" of the Business
made in these 3 years.
, 1866-01-23

Carl Hattensen.
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CITUATloN WANTED. BY AN AMERICAN, AS BAR
Keeper, In first class hotel restaurant Can give 1he
pest q city reference Address for three days. j. " w.
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CORRESPONDENCE FRENCHMAN OFFERS HIS
~ services French, Spanish Italian cor
respondent bookkeepsr commercial banking
the best Of references Address Paris. Herald ONCE.
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TxTANTED-BY AN AMERICAN LADY, A SITUATION
w as housekeeper; mechanics family preferred Ad.
dress Mrs. r. W., Herald odlce
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GOO AO0 BUSINESS MEN OF THE UNITED
spCU.UUU. States.-A young man Of superior Huan-
cal education wishes situation superintendent OF
good paying business In the service of
made for them 900 in less than three months Could do
Address boz rs Whselng West Va. Post ONCE.
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SITUATION wANTED-A GERMAN WAITER SPEAKS
French and English In a hotel restaurant; give
pest cl.y references Address NJ D.. 162 Houston st.
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YOUNG WORKING GIRL OF PLEASANT DISCO
"A sition can get comfortable home and liberal compen
by addressing confidence Generosity box ~ Herald
office, saying where abe may be seen.
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CITUATIoNs WANTED FOR TWO GOOD GIRLS; ONE
as cook and lAundress the other young er as cham
,ermad and watress very best from
heir present employers Can be for two days 1t a
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.

yNTANrED-BY A COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN. ,
wv situation as frat class watress will do chamberwor
try CITY reference given Inquire ct lis west sth st. nea
7th sv., for two days.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS LAUNDREss, AND
required the best OF city reference given Inquire for
tyr DAYS al 20 East 18th It
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tive lecture each evening, and Mademosele Bvfa de
sylvia sings a choice selection Of operate arlas.
ASSEMBLY BUMDlNGs.-Heller has splendid pro-
to-npht In addition TO his solos the piano.
Jokes and his seconds ght performances, he VIII
do" the my sterious Orange Tree" Broken Birds
mocha" "a scare artic e) and "The Cannon" GO
and Heller at once he will not play again before
to morrow night.
tnguishsd orator viii deliver two Of his great lectures,
Curiosity and "Eloquence and orators" at the
Academy Of Music on Wednesday and Thursday even-
ings OF next week Tickets and seats may be secured
atPuRh new Bulletin Bu ding. thenu street, above
Sixthi at Trumpler's and Marden's.
CARNCRoss a. DIxEY's "Colored Fo,ks" win arrange
high old carnival" OF drollery for the "whte trash
this evening 90 and see the issues OF The dav eH-
pounded-especialy the NiggeI suneIlngs" Question
THE FINE AHTs-T. Birch & son will sell this even
ing, at their Art Gallery No. lilo Chesnu street an
inte ing co lection of oil paintings every variety
Of subjects by we'll known artists of this city; also
some OF foreign artists OF celebrity.
ATVALER's WINTER GARDEN. I'm Vine street below
Eighth the Excelsior Brass and String Band regles the
visitors with excellent music every twenty minutes.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, october 3.-The receipts and stocks of
Breadstufs unprecedenedly small and most holders
asking an advance for most descriptions.
There fair inquiry for Timothy Seed and 25O
bushels sold at $780, Fsxseed is unchanged Sales of
500 bushels prime at 1896. Cloverseed ranges 81
s775.
The stocks of Flour have become reduced to very
low hQuIe, and with present and prospective slight
receipts holders have put their prices fully 25 cents
az barrel Tor the better grades of spring ard winter
wheat Sales OF suDerine at $7'7j@S IS; 100 barrels
extras at sO5O 1900 barrels Nor hwesten extra family
II and fancy brands at sl5@ 1850, according TO quality.
Rye Flour may be quoted at s6@65O. Nothing doing
IN Meal
The offerings of Wheat exceedingly small, and
the article is In steady request; sales of fair and
choice red at S2@5@3l0; white ranges from SO to
is in good demand and prices have again advanced;
sales OF $500 push. Western mixed Sl0I@Dl0S Oats
steady sail of lO0J bush. at 55c. Nothing doing
Barley OF Malt
at 80 81 and o hiO at s244.
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From Canada.

OTTowA, G. W., October 3.-The Executive
Council beld a council for several hours lasi
night. 1t IS reported that important dispatches
relating t. the Fenans have been received.
The Board of Trade has passed a resolution
that American and British silver will be taken
hereafter at per cent. discount.
TORONTO, G. W., October 3.-An interesting
experiment regarding the use OF peat for fuel
has been tried by the Grand Trunk Railway
Company, and has proved entirely successful.
NEGOTIATIONS are being made for curling
match between the Montreal and Manchester
(England) Clubs.
The receipts OF Barley in the Toronto market
yesterday from the farmers wagons reached
sixty thousand bushels.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

U. =. Circuit COurt-Judge Cadwalader.-
The case OF j. Atlee " hue vs. The Commonwealth
Nauonal Bank, before reported, IS stll before the
court. The examination OF wines es is not yet con-
GUIDED.
District Court - JUDGE Stroud. - Thomas
Greed VS.. Thomas Ii. Speakman, trustee with A
Eugene Smith THIS Is clam for compensation
Tor services rendered in taking of the HaddnP-
ton Hospital the properly OF the defendants. NeI-
dict Ior plaintiff $20343
District Court - Judge Rare. - Horace b..
Painter va. r. Hyneman. Ihls is an action of re-
pleVln 1t Is alleged that plaintiff sod to certain
Seymore WAGE, of New York, q large quanutv OF
paper collars; that Wade disposed of these collars
at q sum much less than Their value and, failing TO
pay the plaintiff absconded The plaintiff traced
hls goods TO The store of defendant and replevned
them. Jury out
BOARDING HOUSE THIEF.
Court OF Quarter SessiOns-Allison, L. j.
Prison cases still before the Court. Edward
Jones pleaded gu lty to charge of the Larceny OF
gold watch valued at $780, and OF S195 the property
of Nathaniel X Evans. Both Jones and Evans
were boarding IN the same house. On last Satur-
day night, after all had retired TO bed, Jones got up
went to Evans room, and stole the money from his
panta oons pecket, and the watcn from his pi ilow.
He was arrested just as he was about to start for
New York Sentenced to County Prison tor 3
years.
STEALING HAM.
Thomas Ouigey pleaded guilty to a cnarge OF the
larceny of nam, the property OF MIS-. Shngle.
Mrs Shinge kept a grocery store uptown. Mr.
Onioley passlpg by fingered the ham hanging at
the door and being very wolfsh, his fingers conVe-
nIenty stuck to the ham, and 1t came down from
Mrs Shingles shingle. Disposition OF the case
deferred till tomorrow. There ben0 no other Dusl-
ness before the Court the jury was DISCHARGED at
early hour, tillto-morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. M

[sPKCIAI DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELBeRAPH.l
WASHINGTON, October 3.
Johnsom's Troubles with his New
AppOinteess
The practice OF making changes Of Collectors
and Assessors of Internal Revenue on political
grounds is found to be working so badly that 1t
is likely to be abandoned. The returns of many
OF the new appolntees are so confused and
imperfect that it is found necessaryto send them
back for revision, and the diminished
returns in many cases show that the
ignorance OF new officers is taken advantage Of
to a grca. extent by unprincipled parties.
The Marine Corps.
The Marine Corps is so nearly full that general
enlistment, will be suspended, but trst-class
men will be enlisted at the stations at Philadel-
phia, New York, and in this city to fill vacancies
caused by expiration of terms OF enlistment
Cholera.
Another case OF Asiatic cholera has occurred
here, the party beng a lady named Acker, re,
siding IN the northern part OF the city. she Is
recovering.
Association OF Rebel Prison Survivors.
An association has been formed here of former
soldiers and sailors of the Union army and
navy who we're prisoners OF war in the South
A resolution was adopted last night, requesting
the eX-prisoners of war resident in the different
States TO notify the Association of their place o.
residence, in order that full record of the pris
oners of war may be kept.
1t was also determined to have an annua
celebration.
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NEW YORK, October 3.-Stocks stronger. CHI
81; Illinois Central, 1913; Michigan southern, 49,;
New YORK Cenral, Ills; ReadIng, 1l6i; Hudson
r Rver 123t; Canton Company, SO; Ere Raj road,
10; Virginia 6s So; United States 6s, 1867, 13s
Coupons 1881. 11lJ; do 1862 I'LL; do 1866, 1899
Ten.forties 99l; treasury 7'3O Notes, 1O6. Gold,
14s3.
BALTIMORE, October Flour very firm. Spring
Wheat extras, $llG12 80. Wheat steady. Corn
sl01 CO. Oats firm at 56d58c Flaxseed dull and
droopmg. Coverseed, 81 75G7 IS. Provisions
dull Groceries steady. Coffee Inactive Whisky
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TIE PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST AssoCIA-
TION.-Tte one hundred and ffty-ninth annual
meehng OF the Pmladslphla Baptist ASSOCIATION
was resumed thls morning, at the chnrch of tho late
Dr. Kennard, Eighth street. abovlS IIIeen, a large
audience, composed IN great part Of laOies, being
present. ana maniiesting great interest in the pro-
The de iberatioDs were commenced at half past
ocioeS, WIN devotional exercises, after which the
reports nom the various Churches embr aced within
the organization were continued. The statistics
presented are embraced in the following tables:-
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF TUE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Wednesday, October 3, 1866.

The Stock Market opened dull this morning,
and prices were unsettled. In Government
bonds there was little or nothing doing. lll3
was bid for old 6-2Os; 1llt for 6s of 1881; log
TOR 7-30s: and 99t for l0-40s. City loans were in
falr demand; the new issue sold largely at 909,
AN advance OF I, and old do. at 955, no change.
Railroad shares, as we have noticed for seve-
raj DAYS past, continue the most active on the
list Reading sold at 5S0D5Ss, decline OF 9;
Little Schuylkill at SO, decline Of 8; Camden
and Amboy at l29} no change; Pennsylvanta
Railroad at 57l00573, no change; and Northern
Central at AGA, no change; bS was old Tor NOT
rIstown; 80 for North Pennsylvania; 30 Tor
Elmra common, AZ for preferred do; 81 for
CatawIssa preferred; 545 for Philadelphia and
Baltimore: and 33l for Philadelphia and Erie.
City Passenger Railroad shares we're un.
CHANGED. Hestonville sold ut 179. SO was bid
for Second and Third; 81 FOR Thirteenth ana
Fifteenth; 81 for Spruce and Pine; 30 for Ches'
Green and Coates; 2s for Girard College; ana AZ
for Union. 49,
In Bank Shares, there was more doing. First
National aJ l45; Central at 100: Commercial at
g. and Mechanics at 33 233 for North
America; l49 for Philadelphia; 1929 for Far
mers' and Mechanics: 100 for Northern Liberties;
lOl for Southwa 80 for Kensington; 500 for
Pennsylvania Township; 6S tor Corn Exchange;
GO4 for GTard; 100 for Tr9desmen's; 6S for City;
"A for Consolidation; ana 65 for Union.
In Canal shares there was very little move
ment 2SS was bid TOR Schuylkill Navigation
common, 81 for preferred do, SO for LehiTh Ma
vigation, 40 for Morris Canal preterrel l49 for
Susquehanna Canal, and 565 tor Delaware DiVl'
sion.
Quotations of God-1O4 A. NJ, 148; IL A. NJ,
1472; IL NJ, 1474; p. NJ, li75.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TODAY
Reported by DE Haven Bro No. 40 5. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
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The FIREMEN VIsIToRs.-T Eagle Fire
Company, of Iittsburg, now on visit TO this city
OF "BrotherlY Love-" ara being shown the lions
and the tigers pretty extensively. Wenoticed them
filing past in double line with fine brass band at
their head, to pay visit to the OLD Independence
Hall. In their brown oVercOats and caps, they pro.
sented quite a unique and stylish appearance. As
they marched along Chesnut street, the band dis
couFsed some most excellent muFic.
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The Second Baptist Church OF Germantown which
was recognized last week. was received INTO Ule
Association his new society has already a men,
6ership OF 80. and thev have almost completed
fine church editice, located the site of the old
Battle-Ground From the wealth aud standing OF
the leading men who have the enterprise in hand
we predict for them great and corresponding
usefulness.
At eleven O'Clock the Rev. r. Jeffrey, ID ID of
this city, preached the doctnnal sermon on Justif-
cat on" HIS text was taken from the third chapter
Romans. 2Sth verse, reading as lollows:-
"lhereiore we conclude that man il justified by
faith without the deeds OF the law"
Rev DR. Lincoln OF Rhode Island and Rev. r.
j. SrodGar' a missionary recently returned from
Asam, PARTICIPATED in the services The sermon
wac marked hy rare ability and deep study and
elected the protoundest attention.
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TAKE Ayers SARsP ARILLA TO pur'fy the blood
and remove tumors pimples, bols. aud sores, which
only ex hibit the rottenness within.
LIFE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS in Oil. as Pictures aud
kenessess, unrurpassed, # made at b. II. Rei'
mers, No. 624 Arch street.
SUPERIOR STYLES or READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES or REApY.MADE CLOTHING.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
POPULAR CLoTHINa HOUSE,
OAK HALL
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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FROM THE MINES OF IDAHO to the brOwn.stone
fronts of Madison Avenue, PHI alOn's Might loom
inc Cereus' is in request. Ihough the stand ard
perfume of fashion, its popularity is limited TO no
class or section-ltis is a national staple.-PatersoE
Guardian
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DIED.
BROWNE. - On the % Instant ALEXANDER
s mSe friends and The re atyes OF the family are in
yeS to attend the funeral IRON ron s ns ste Tesdsnee No
To proceed 70 Laurel Hill. M
CAMERoN-sudden on the Sd instant, DAVID W.
The reisiyes and irends also Montgomery Lodge
A. chapter, No. 81 and st Johns Commqnoery, No. j.
M Harmon, Lodge and Harmony % engagement 5S mp
Cemetery COMPANY are respectfully invited to attend
pm
FINE On Tuesday morning, the % instant, HENRY
Bs ma friends and those of family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence No
Services at ST. Peters Church.
GARRIs sON.-On he I'd instant, Mrs. ANNA THOMP-
SON, wife OF George W Garrison, aged So wears
The re atves and riends OF the family are respeculv
husband salem N J on THURSDAY. the 4th instant at
II O'Clock A. NJ
JOHN ri CHA RDsoN in the 77th year OF his age
His friends and those OF the family, are invited TO
Tenth street, at az O'Clock p NJ on Filth day, the ltG
instant Intorment at Friends Western Ground "
wARNE-Suddenly on the evening OF the lst instant,
ELIZA NJ, vile OF E. >. Warne In the list year Of her
Due notice will be given OF the funera'.
NfY-IN MEMoRIAM.-
Att meeting of the ship Builders O. the city Of PRa-
Dock, Delaware avenue. above Laurel street to take
action relative to the demise of their late Brother shin
Builder MIR HARMAN s. VAUGHAN, Mr. John IL.
Hammllt was chosen chairman and MI Preston Brear-
ley, Secretary. =
= he following preamble and resolutions read,
and unanimously adopted:-
Whereas Death has visited circ'e and removed
from his sphere honor ana illness of be-
loved fraternity, Mt HAR - AN 5 VAUGHAN we
hereby desire 10 express deep sorrow and hearted
sympathy with his lami and friends in this their try
ing bereavement; thereto re be II
Resolved That while bow with submission to the
decTees Divine Providence 'eel that we have lost
true and faithful BrOtner and one that awakens
sympathes for those beret of his association
comp panionship and Trlen chip
Resolved. Z hat we attend his funeral in body on
THURSDAY. October 4, at O'cOck.
WILLIAM FISH II,
WILL IAN CRAMP. Comm tee.
l032t CHARLES T.. WlLLIAMNJ
"a A.Y NJ, LAFAYETTE LODGE, No. Il The
members will meet at the II ALL, To- MO GROW (ThuTs-
day. O'Clock p NJ precisely to attend the funeral of
our late Brother, JOHN ID. NJ ATZI NGGR. -
BY order OF the w, NJ. CHARLES q. BURNS,
Secretary,
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From Havana
Very Latest Markets by 1eleg iaph.

NEW YORK, October 3.-The steamer Moro
Caste, from Havana, has been signalled below.
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A Straw Balloon.

OswEGo; N. Y, October IA balloon, par
italy inflated, without occupants, was PICKED
ND M Lake Ontario Yesterday.
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G w. jenkins, No. 1887 Spring Garden street
would invite to call and try his stocx Fine Candies
Iceland Moss Paste, Gum and ChOcO ate Drops
Chocolate Creams of al fiavors, Carameis, etc of
which he has constantly on hand a fresh assOrt-
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TRADE SALE OF BooTs AND SHOES -Philip Ford
& Co, Auctoneers. No 500 Market street, win hold
tomorrow Thursday morning their third large
trade sale OF Boots and Shoes, commencing at ten
| niplOnL ~
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If you desire perfect Pictures Of any kind 90 TO
Leonard Mays Gallery at the s. Il. corner OF Sixth
GIVE him q call.
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Five-Twenty Coupons,
Due November i,
Wanted by
No. "a South Third street.

DAVIS PAIN KmLER-we have tested this medi-
cine, and assure eur readers that II not only pos
sesses all the virtues claimed for it, but in many
instances surpasses any other remedy we have ever
known. II should not be olassed with the nostrums
OF the dav got up for the special purpose of pecu.
MARY profit but be regarded of the Standard
medicines, for the public benefit Herald Of Gospel
LibeTfU.
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90 CANDID BY HALF

Too CANDID BY HALE
As Tom and his wife disputing one day
OF their per- onal traits in a banterng way.
Quoth she, Though my IDit you dsparage,
Pm certain dear husband, our friends will attest
That compared with your own,
Nh judgment is beSt"'
Quoth fom-"So they said at my MARRIAGE"
Note-Tom has since shown good judgment in
getting suited at Charles Stokes g. Co.'S one-prce,
under the Continental.
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ABSTRACTION OF RAIMENT.-Catharine
Diamond, for some time past engaged in the hum
BILE capacity of domestic the family residing at
No 723 Brown street, undertook, it Is alleged, to
r, penish her wardrobe by depicting that OF her mis-
tress. Cathaune, fortunately for her mistress and
unfortunately ~ for herself, was detected in the
dubious proceeding, and was arrested therefor by
the myImIdons Of the law. She was brought to
gIief and before Alderman Massey, who, after hear
ing her story and tnat Of others who knew the CIR:
to appear at Court and convince twelve intelligent
peers of the Commonwealth that her case was as
Gear as her name
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TWELFTH AND CHKsEUT is the place 10 pnrchase
Cork Mattresses and Reading and TO have yonr Fur
niture Teuph0lstered, VANISHED and repaired by
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MARRIED.

TLY-FREEMAN-On the 18th OF September by the
Itv Mr.. Manship Mr.. JACOB I, ELY, formerly OF
benon, Pa, TO Mrs. ELLA FREEMAN, youngest
daughter of the ate Joseph Harvey, of this city.