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E1F sAks-1h- west haif OF Lot 10. E.ock ~
HI beut re's Addition, Tn Bath, bet~e.h 18th sud
18th strests. ~fih recd VI elias lzsr% barn
intended tor six hos~ts. LOT we'll fenced r enod
nesghhorh hood Tit su,d. Price SsOo-s4uD cash AsI
ance in oa~ year with fer cent int,rtsts
knquife OF lmayiS3 H.B TgN-KYCk
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THE WOODEN DEPARTMEN'

nmbeuess supsrb selection OF Blsnkses naaAsas,
Yarns. &c &C.
ne Notion Department contains . spisndal lot Of
dove aud Hosiery the very best quality, fd~ issss
<sutl~snee hoys mtsses and children
Underwear for neu women and Children.
fas Brood Cloths, Caasmere- and Hesvy Beaver foe
stI-nsns Of the bot quality and styis cheap
hn~ stcrk Of Wool Cloths asd Heavy Deavss fos
tAdtes Clc~as cheap,
Shawls without sumh~r for Ladies' ard Missss. Aso.
large lot Of Breakfast shA~is, Baimnsas ~ Hecp
skrts 81 the letss. sty -nd psi.vtps
Car? e. Fltcr TIL Goth, Mats. RHgs. Dragged. Ae
The abov. 10 but inEin.tion Of the large seock Of
staple and fancy 60 ~ kept BY THE Arn. surat "
iy they keep that u elegant and uasfai II
the dry = line IRON the tnest siik and siik esivst
eiosh down the thimt. needle thread buttons aD6
trimmings sith which 10 make IL And . they bay
euav-y EY b, their castoa-rx viii not have 70 pay
them an inter. - veil - proAt
Call AMI examine frr yourselves Tbs propstesOss ~
their "5igsng sa-smen witsss eat pleasure In sbov-
ing th~tf STICK, and to IL thst you ere DEALT
Ar~<t Dsv9
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TO General Thomas Framcis Neaohey.
DEAR SIR; Your strange letter of tbe Same
date herewith has been duly received. You
assume that l wrote aud published the AZ.
ticle to which you refer | infer from von,
language that you consider that have besn
guilty of circulating the alleged falslf;ca,;ons
IN regard TO my interview with DR.. naems
desire to inform you that cannot comply
with any OF the requests or demands which
you have made. As the editor of the Mon.
tsna aosf II is my right and duty to critcise
tne oneial conduct Of public men. always
&c. 'h pursuance OF the most upright motives,
and, 1t you are negligent in the ne,sorm.ncs
Of your tasks as the Secretary Of the Tsrr,toe
~, you cannot escape censure. NAV /.
misinformed by the cititizens concern;n~
yourself but am not only ready. but .nr.
ious to rectify any mistake that is published
in the columns which 1 supervise. If won
will write any communication In which nv
errors are poin'ss out, will publish il With
pleasure. 1fy.' cline to ADOPT this meth.
cd; the Law and coats viii afford you complete
redress.
! understaud ,shout any explanation.
your oesigns. you formally. a did
70 p.. paems PRIV. t'y. that regard duel
as - murderer nat the miscalled code Of
nooor Is relic of .-srharsm and irnor.nos.
&hat i u contrary he shirt ~ ~ 49,
hcan institutions ."i that could no, s,nli;Sv
myself oy attemF'i ( to take the life Of ~,
against whom ssse no personal enw;,.
You have seen FL =. send me ! ch.i,.r.a =,
though you knew that could not Al, would
not acceptit iaa assonishsd thai On. !. VIZ rho
niis post Of na'lenal importance. and mo-
cnd sass IL the execution Of the seetn,.s
should Try to inciis me to commit ~ csr;,.I
cuense OF murder. shrink With awe a the
dreadful possibility tina, should ever be Be-
compelled to shed the blood Of any indiy;du.
foa ailads 70 my military li5s.'i Dur;ns
ny term OF service in the Els,snss r.:...ss
xassacha.s,ss volunteers, ssr mn r ,nsss,
o. heard Of any duel in our rlos;c.. .rn. I
will not disgrace my record. You ~. -
lish neas acoward, but my scars, or M ~ ~.
Indictment storm reminds me, Win No. ~
that the charge 70 FALSE. Two wsrr.ns. -
three commissions, which vsrs rece;v.S \.
me during the lAss rebeIlion, fce ~ ssrv;c...
IN t~enty>one battles and skirnishea. VII
completely relate The sln1smsne
In conclusion, ! viii aasest TIA ycsr ls&ter
eod condact DO not is&;nidaae me Ia snv
ssgrss. While ! esssgs y - : s1i1es,
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voss cRc;sls - VII - o1nmiae1, Cd l
sAail hAss - hesinaaiaa 4 exDssesisg ~
visws os1iag -.
HwrY II. HAN.
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LS0E sALs-Lot-T ard 8. IN RIccs Al on the csrrtr
IL Of fffih ard Morgan streets These Lois are ii .
most dtAirat,s vacant iutr IN i.t tl fhted Pie
Siioo-oise third down. beiance aid years
PER cent interest Title good rsle
Enquire OF fxsr2sl H. TRN-EYCK
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II r. rsH-tYcK.

rOk sALE-The very desirable kri-k read. u. = an
u sroHnds nov n-d aud occupied By A Wikin
son. ESQ situated ,hs 18th ~nd High sts
House has OF 10 yuoua., With AL The modern inpiov
ments-iafr< frnn'e tErH-thfS- yer, desirsli iet-
tacbed covered with fruit trees Prize
so,ce Title god CT sale For furtLer taiicuiArs
enquire q ,s.. HnTtS Ehck
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PsrSrryo IyKs.-A stock of News. Book,
and all grades of colored inks on hand from
Il. d. Wade 4 CO., New York. In order to
accommodate customers, We have obtained .
supply Of news in kegs containing ten pounds.
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LICK tALB Three ~ e.firsbit Lot, on With are
lofateIa Two story triek II hs u.e CT tanning
or rcom--. large b. ick ~ssh house u<d house
together With Large trfck stable, sTg. rfst m.
and Lots we'll covered with Of fruif snr OH
81 trees Ihis property 10 situated the All
ana Morgan streets conv-aisnt 10 bIsip-r PI s00
hAif cash taiahce IN and years at S per cent i'm
t<rest Title good Enquire Of
APRIL r. TsN-tYCK
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wnKs in search Of music call = Kanmer''
mnsic stofe.
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For Sale.

A BRICK dwelling house. containing six
roona, e:sfern, inlI lSt. located Lot O. BACK
ia In Aasoas Love adi,i k.el nk near be EN-
etery. Title ~ ID ssl.- fyfcr $40 tash ~hich
would not buy The trick Ia lie fIsna.
lsx2d II y TEN-FYcK
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Weekly Review Whslesais Market.
NRw YeRK, Dec. ].
There has beor great depression 10 general
trade and prices Of yearly all staple articles have
declined. Dis,rust exists in every quarter, and
dealers buy sparngy, experimenting further
contraction OF the currency No new failures in
the provision trade reported this week. There
has, however been q greater variety Of cereal
crops exported during the week than IN any simi
lar period for many year,.
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The Governor OF Monsans Chanleu~..
Editor.
VIRGINIA CRY. N. T.. DC, IL

VIRGINIA CRY, N. r., Oct. 10.
To Captain Henry A: Blake:
SIR: As ] am given to understand x;,h;,
the last half hour, there have been some fnls;.
fcations circulated in regard to the ipteryieu
which my friend, DR.. Daems had with ynp
the other day, relative to the scandslous ar
ticle you wrote aud published against me Der.
sonally, 10 the Montana ftsf. Of the SIKH az
this month, and in order tina, such fAisitica
my friend, Nc. James h. Duke. in the ,e,r,,,,'
rary absence of DR.. Dsems, now calls unon
you TO publish. in the next number az tba,
paper, an ample apology, such as be viii ~.
prove of or declining TO do that, to msLe
immediate arrangements with him for afford
ing me that satisfaction which, from your
recent association in military life, il i, nre.
sumo entirely unnecessary for me 10 nart,cp-
larise.
! have the honor 10 be, sir.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-05

Breadstuts have generally declined, but the fall
il greatest in aour, which has arrived more freely
The stock has been added Ia materially, and is
now 100000 barrels against about 100000 lsst
year. The consumption has fallen o. The fall
is from 50 to 76 cents per barrel on the medium
and high grades. Extra State closes Mt - sdall
~. shipping Ohio, 3leall 10, and st. Louis eI-
tras from 4l3sls.
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EOR 6ALE-Twenty acres Of beauti-
ful Garden Of Grape Land. on and near the Misuis
appi river about three mile above the city Keohph
Title god Price, 5000. Enquire of
neA3e h. B. fIN-BYcK,
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GN1k 6ALE.-Ten acres ot land, Representa- in the
u City Plat as letter the A tract Keokuk
am authorized to sell this property y.ry sreat bar
gain, II applied for soon Title good no sale. In
qure Of H. n rEN-KyCK
aprl-d Real k~t.ts AGENT
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For Sale.
FOR SALE.

on AcRRs ~ Lsni, tnsost'y timber the mid
CUE road iexding ~ M krsknt arRL r-k, aiout
fna from the city. and h. the Rich
ndsou tract Title good. Pr SO per acre. IN ,urs
Of II B. TES-kYgA : %
anxil1
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fOR SALE.-Lot 2, in Block SO, on the
= South side Of High between Sixth and Seventh
trecA Title good or sac. Price 500 Fash
tiell Enquire Of H. b TxH-EYOK
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Business In cotton carly in the week was quite
sctise, chiefly for export, though there was some
for Investment but With less favorable news from
Europe, decline in gold. and an easier money
market, prices fen Oh and closed heavy with con
siderable statement in demand. We quote at
ss.as53c for niddling upisnds and do for New
Orleans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-05

The whiske. nsrke, is greatly denaoraiised. and
sssscely anything IL doing. Prices ciosc al about
Zoe in bond Very few honest buyers are oper-
atng There have been sales during the week
from $i.es to si.so gallon This whiskey paid
no tax.
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Business in Brazil coffee has been very limited,
and prices have declined. Fair TO prime Rio is
quoted at l73- to l9!c gold In moiasses tbs,
business for Disabling purposes hs. fallen Cd
greatly. Few men buying. Two thousand
hcgsheads day used 10 BE- sold frcquntly in snsli
lots for distll.ng. the sales. for that purpose
would be hfty hossheads day The quotations
are 55c to Csc FER Cuba Musoos ado soc to SIC
for cuba ola yed. and Gnc TO 75c for Porto Rico,
new crop. New Orleans il held ~ shout sl.25
per gallon
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.flnantial ano Commercial.

Sold BY all druggists .nd greeers.
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Wheat has aiso been depressed. although 1T the
concession of from So 10 cents, there buyers
for export iasin feature in the market this week.
The stock has increased ZONE what, and is now g.
tinatcd At l,soo.ooo bushels against 2,50e,oeo
last year. AT the close there is fair demand for
rejected spring at $i.s592,o5; Ne. Z Chicago
spring, $9.l5tG2 No. is nominal at &a.4e.
and $2.s5(92.s for amber; s3.f5f93 $50 Tor white
Michigan.
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SOR 6ALK-Loss and 8, In block lea on yu,.ov
street between Eleventh and Twelfth streets Pric
ySU sach Also, lot Ia block S. liz Kilbourpe's Ada
ton 70 keckuk Price $780, Titles good or no al,
knqufre Of ltnnsl B. TEN-EYcK
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kOR SALE-Lots and 8 in Bloch
- 1el on the corner Of 9th and PAisan streets wi
b scid ats bargain. Rnquirsof
mayA HBrKN.xycK
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PROPOSALS.

nU r I ERMAS TER's oFFTCE
No WARRINGTON, d. c., October o. 1865
Proposals for building a large FIRE-PROOF
WAhEhOUSE, at the kchuylknl Arsenal, Phila.
Pans of the above building may be seen NJ the
Qua termastOr-uenera's Ofce, Washineton AZ
the Office Of Breyet BrigadIert General G. H. Cros.
man, Assistant Quartermaster- General PhiIadei.
phia, at the Office of John Macarthur, Jr Archi-
Ny, Philadelphia. and at the office OF Brevet
York ' F~"'V0ii""9'e 'e, new
SPECIFICATIONS will be printed immediately. and
ocposlied ~ these Sc, eial places - ~
Seheu proposals ior the erection of the building
lLc,uding all work and materials, are invited
and VIII lie received uItil the 80th OF October
ms ant, at nooE Mt tic Office OF Btevet BrIgadier.
Genera. u Il CIosman, Assistant Quariermaster-
General, Thiadephia where they Will be onened
IN presence of such bidders as choose to be
present. w
The cost OF the whole work complete. snd the
time at which will be finished should be stated in
tie proposals, which should be accompanied bv
the RuaTant e OF two responsible persons, in
the amount OF ten thousand dollars, that the bid.
der will enter into contract with good and sufi.
c mt security, within ten days after being notified
OF the same.
M. Z. MEIGS,
Quartermas' er-Genefal,
~ ~ i6O Brevet Major eneral.
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IHE ToRCHLIGHT PARADE LAST NIGHT.
There was splendid turnout last night on the
occasion OF the returning of the United States
Hose Company from Reading. The COMPANY
was received at the depot by large turnout Of
the department, and escorted 10 the Hose house
The torchlight procession was arranged as fol-
lOws:-
Chief Marshal-samuel G. Greer, Neptune
Hose.
First Division Marshal, G. NJ. Brown. OF Shit.
fer Hose, Camden.-Vigilant Engine William
Hose
Second Division-Marshal, T. J. Dagney, of
hope Engine. = Assistance Engine, America
Engine, Lafayette Hose Franklin Hose.
Thro Dlylsion-Marshal, James r. Weldon, of
lndependence Engine.-Neptune Hose, United
states Hose, Weccacoe Engine, of Camden.
shifler Hose, Of Camden: United States HOOK
and Ladder, Of Camden.
Fourth Division Marshal, R. Winters of
Taylor Hose. Hope Engine Warren Hose In
dependence Engine, KensiDgton Hose, Tavlor
Hose.
The display was fine one, and attracted
much attention. At the end of the PROCESSION
a company of fantasticals paraded, causing
much amusement by their odd appearance and
the motto carried-"Always willing, but never
ready,D
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INVESTIGATIONS BY A DEMOCRATIC
MEETING.-A meeting of Democrat citizens of
the Nineteenth Ward was held last evening at
the corner of Norris street, and Franktord
road, for the purpose of investigating into the
alleged frauds said to have been committed at
the late election.
Mr.. Ferdinand Geisler was appointed chair
man. The committee appointed at previous
meeting to investigate into the cases OF alleged
illegal voting, reported, through their chair
man, that there had been about sixty persons
discovered who had been guilty of the offense.
Many OF these have already been held by
sum OF $1,000. The meeting then adjourned
until next Tuesday evening.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

A b l. A N X ET s.
ASSISTANT QUARTERlIAsTERs oFFIoE
PHILADELPHIA, October % 1855
VIII DC offered fol sale at Public Auction, on &C.
count of the United States at the Schuyki Arsenal
GTay's Jerry road, Philadelphia, Pa, ON MON,
DAY the bth OF November next, commencing at
IL o'clock M, ~
FIFTY THOUSAND (MoRE OR LESs) UNITED
STATES ARMY BLANKETS,
new and IN good condition. Samples can be seen at
the schuylkll Alsena', and at this office
~ ALSO,
0ls3 pairs BUCKSKIN GT OWES
2649 :" WOOLLEN MITTENS
TERMS OF SALE-Cash In Goyernment furds
5urchasers must remove the property within five
The Blankets will be delivered in bales of 50 each
G. III. CROSMAN. N-''
Assistant Quartermaster General
10 " 12t Brevet Brigadier General, u. s. A.
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CAMDEN AFFAIRs.-The ShiffIer Hose, No.
|, the Weccacoe Engine, No. l, the New Jersey
Hose, No. 8, and the United States Hook and
reception of the United States Hose Company
OF your city, last evening The different COM
panies looked exceedingly WELL The Weccacoe
had their steamer in the line, which was gaily
panies had their hose carriages similarly deco
rated. The Chief Engineer and his assistants
accompanied the procession. There were about
two hundred iremen in the line. and were under
cacoe Engine.
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kIoTER ARREsTED.-Last evening, as the
~H1emen's ~ procession was passing Eighth and
e Snssnut streets one Captain Nathaniel r. Mills,
nan h.alling rom the Eighth District of New York
elty' eDdeayored to create riot, and threatened
and abused Mr.. Samuel X. Wellington. He was
McMullen. F" " Ai"ei""n
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PERRY s. Co.

VALUABLE MEDIoINE.-lhe sale OF that remark
able 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 week passes by during which we do not
hear Of some remarkable cure having been per
formed within the circle OF acquaintance by the
use Of Perry Davis Pain Kiler-PrOVidence Geae-
raj Advertiser,
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INSTRUCTION.

M ONSIEU U r ALEXANDRA WOI,OWsKT
1N1 would inform bis and the public
that he is now ready to give instruction IN Singing and on
Inc llano Aecorong TO his own system which hereto
fore has proved so successful In rendering tba oca
powerful and melodous, and at the same time mpsrt
ing that ciity to enable the accu ate reading ~ hc
most difficult passages. His system for the Plano ena
bles his pupils TO execute eperatIc and classcs mnsc
with ease, feeling, and DrIiancy. '"'O
those wishing TO avail Themselves of his long expe-
rence can do so by calling at his residence e 4Np'-
HtmIp NO. W4S. WASHINGTON Square,
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DEATH OF MEMBER OF THE BAR.-Ste-
phen Benton, well-known member of the bar,
died yesterday morning, at his residence in Ger
at one time member of Select Council A
meeting of the bar will be held to-day at IL
o'clock, to take action in reference to his death.
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ONE EMoRE UNFoRTUNATE." - Mary
Lyons, prisoner confined in the Fourteenth
Ward Station House, committed suicide yester-
day afternoon by hanging herself in the CELL
for some time past leading dsspated and
YaPrant life.
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CoRoNER's INQUEST IN THE CASE OF
TBE BRANoHTOwN HOMICIDE inouest was
neld by Coroner Taylor upon the body of James
inuRhSs, yesterday afternoon. The latter died
hands of Robert Little.
The evidence showed that the men were i'm
the employment oil. William Massey, who mas a
ialm near Branchtown; that they were not on
very good terms before Saturday last on which
oay the blows were given. They had a fight
early IN the morning, growing out of Little
throwing gate against the leg of q horse which
Hughes was curryinC. The fight was a some
what desperate one Hughes getting Little down
and beating his head violently upon a stone
Soon after the fight was over Little SAID that
ne would have revenge, and about IL o'clock
oil the day Hughes was found sitting against the
coach house in state of insensibilty, and Lit
tle alongside of him with a club in his hand.
Hughes was taken to the house, where medical
aid was provided ior him, but he never reco-
yered his consciousness and died onthe Thurs
day following. Little was not seen in the neigh
borhood after Sunday.
Dr. Shapleigh, who made the post-mortem exa-
mlnatlon, testified that the skull was fractured,
and that portion of II pressed against the
brain. From the character of the fractures a
number of blows must have been given with q
heavy instrument. The immediate cause of
death was compression of the brain.
Two or three of the witnesses said that the
club used by Little had been used for ramming
posts.
No one that the Coroner was able to find had
witnessed the striking of Hughes, but John
McMenamin, a coachman on the place, testified
that when he came up to Hughes be was lying
with one OF his hands over bucket of oats and
1t was supposed that he was struck down while
going TO feed the horses.
The Coroner's jury rendered a verdict that
the deceased came to his death by blows in
ficted at the house of Robert Little, on the
10th day of October, 1866, from the effects of
which he died October 26, 1865.
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SEvIRAL ersons examining photograph ono
fayeA How perfect the eyesP another, "lIow soft
tne shadows, and how well re ieved the featuresp
Mhie ihe three exclam, Observe the rich folds in
the draperesW IL is almost needless to say the
Arch street. = -
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FALL FROM "A HoUsE-ToP. - John H.
West aged thirty-two years, residing In Parrish
street, fell from the top of two-story building
streets, and injured himself internally.
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MILL LACCIDENT.-Edward Key, while at
work yesterday at a mill in Manayunk, had his
right, arm shockingly lacerated by having it
caught in machinery.
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INSPECTIONS OF FLOUR AND MEAL.-The
inspectors have been doing quite good busi-
ness during the past week, ending October 25,
1866. There were $3.50 barrels of superfine flour
and barrels of rye inspected.
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IBE ELLIPTIC LooK-STIToH SEWING MACHINE
with all the latest improvements and attachments,
incompara6Iy The best for FdKilv USE
ELLIPTIo 8. NJ. Co.
Agents wanted, No 923 Chesnut street, Phila.
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SLIGHT FIRE.-The alarm, last evening,
about O'Clock, was caused by slight fire at
the dwelling corner of Twenty first and Arch
streets. The fire was extinguished without much
damape being done.
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WATER RENTs.-The Register of Water
premises of water where the water rent for
1866 has not been paid. Persons indebted will
be compelled to pay heavy penalties, if the