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NeW Sugar..

Josiah Ward, Esq, understands that the
editor has sweet tooth. He has brought
us beautiful sample of the first fruits Of
his sugar orchard, in the shape OF a can OF
maple honey. Mr.. Ward keeps up his repu-
tation for making honey as good as the best.
There was small run of sap in the or
chards hereabouts the last of last week. but
sugaring in earnest has hardly begun yet.
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CURE FOR PIN WORMS.

If remedy needed don't fail TO get lotte Of
Dr. E. G. Gouli's Pin Worm Syrup. Tris syrup never
fails in I'll most aggravated expel these irritating
md ngerous entirely from the system Adult:
of GO 20 years, who hsve suffered for lifetime chill
dren upon VIII al Other remedies have been tried
il vaiu rel eyed of all annoyance in 2i hours and
when taken ding directions it will effect an en-
tire cure 1t cathartc and improves the health
~ Jig impuri'ie- from he system. and i NJ
ways -afe, even with the youngest child.
sod by G. {. GOODWIN L. CO., Boston and by drug
gsts everywhere. APP, Jun, aug
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\ subscriber at Barnet enquiries the
price" Of coal here. aud says that some there
uo intending to use it the next winter. He
also lays that the directions given in this
laPcr OF how to make and keep a coal fire
are not the best that could be suggested,
though he does not say wherein they are
faulty. The price OF coal here has been
i t.; Der ton
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hR. J. WARDEN'S
VEGETABLE SCOTCH LINIMENT
And Health Pills

Have been uSd thirty years for rheumatism neuragi
spinal disease, cut, bruse', spIan- in in the omach
bowels, common cold, h ache, foot ache, sore
throat, &c Manufactured and sold VIII -sse and re all
by j. 4. BINGHAM, Druggist Main s.ret S. Johns
bury, Vt, to whom Ill orders should be addressed
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WINDSOR COUNTY.
spftial 1ntisrs.
LIFE INSURANCE.

Nix. L. L. SARGENT, gent OF the -Etna Life insur-
Company, of Hartford, Couu for the cou.ti Of
Essex, Caledonia and O.ar sc, abii-hed office
wit DR.. g. r. Billiard, On Main street, this town, where
he will h happy TO give inform ton pert lining If
i'll urance.
I'll peculiar vantage offered by the .f:tna axes it
worthy OF investigation, an desira lie those Intending
t. i'll their live Over 1l,ooo NEWpc;es is
ucd by t. comp ny e pa yea. The ""nfrfsi ,e'
feature If its police, and tine advantages Civ by the
III cdh or haf or III sy-cm, cam; iail # meeting the
applOb.ticn OF the ilsuring public.
Real what the New York = Insur nee MONITOR the
oic authority insurance -sy Of the E:an, i. tn
nlmbers OF October ana December, 1S6G:
$40 life i company achi, Y so complete p
this pop sti Ution 1t popul .i'y Is alto
z her "hiy, I'D ~ n the annals CommclC Al inter-
pris il hi country"
''Other folio" rapidly bu' The 1t til kc due
ar in the ADVANCE making striic7 every c
last the igI'tic all. II officer and
mcas re- impaired tHrir enthusiasm to the publ,
whO.r growing confidence md l,vor swell tn rank IF
the assured tc which ,Dt ouly -urpIs tn pre-
gr atuess c almost bevoni the scope of cal
cuatIOn l.. f.. ~AHt, E\ /, Agent
It. JOh.sbury, VI, March y, l>61. 2m,s
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foH EUiidiHgS.

" 1'''It'ff'V'7s
The Indications now are that there will
'o more dwelling houses erected here this
season imam in several years past. This is
-f'a, need. There are mechanics work
''- iii Tie shops here who live one. two.
'''frr amt five niles from their work. They
''h go Ih.> from choice. but from necessi-
- We have heard it said that one man in
'" ID stands ready to erect ten dwellings
d'' }eai on West street. if it can be extend
t'Io Mount Pleasant street. Let this be done
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-29

IN Efttctual Worm MeGicine..-brown's
vermfuge Com1ts or Worm Lozenges.-Much sickness,
undoubtedly, with chiiiren ANA adults. attributed
other causes, is occasioned by worms. The Vermuge
Commits, although eiectdai in destroying worms, do
no possible Injury the delicate child This valua
Die combination has been successfully used by ply stefan,
and found TO be safe and in Graduating worms so
hurtlu to children. Children having worms require i'm
mediate attention. ct OF the trouble often causes
prolonged sickness Symptoms Of worms in children are
often GveIloJ;ed. Worms in the stomach and bowels
cause irritation, which can be removed only by the
Use of remedy. The combination Of eients US
ed maxim Browns Vermuge Comlts is such as to give
the best possible effect with safety CUKTIS BROWN
Proprietors, New York. Sold dealers in medicines
al p cents box. tmyl5,G1
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Personal.

Geo. 2. Hayes. for six years past mail
agent between Springfield and the northern
end of the Passumpsic road. has resigned
his position. and gone into the Travellers
Insurance.
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CTOCk AND PERSONAL

~ PROPERTY AT AUCTION
The sufzciber. having sold hi farm situated in III
north part Il panvile viii eel prLlc ,nrton on .hc
pr misses, On SAII ElbAI- March =" At J" \. NJ tie
fol "yviu- dcscrit'd VrOpe =, viz:
,"cd work horse, god six wears Old mare. FIVE
wears old IA rsc nice air NJ yrIIs cid oyci psir
three Old Sees nice Ilch COW. two y,ars
old h'ifrr, . ed sheep -i"ats nice buggy wagon
single H. sooi W. horse lumber wagon go i OK
cart nice sleigh. urh l=;ered, single sleigh. pair
r lycrse seds OK sled horse sled. pair good work
harnesses. single harness, new sve- PLATED rnesz
side saddle. iuiao robe. l" tons hay. LOT Of straw
lot # clover ,ccd. lni bushels oats l,t bushes lad
wheat - bushels potlt e., bushels fax seed Moods
moving machine god roller, powS. Culiivator-
harrow, whcciaTTOw, horse rake drag Takes god
crindt'n" Zone d. 2, chains, iron bar pick p.
ursr, hens. hand Takes, ykes work bench, black
smith tool novels hoes scythes *, axes and III nv
'thcr articles too numerous u mention three months
credit fl ali five dollars.
BOWMAN n. SHATTrCK.
Il. Ju!r-bury, March i, 1874. As
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What every fourth person needs is some conve-
Il would advise al those who troubled with
dyspepsia, costveness piles, lousnss, headache
form of indigestion Dr. Harrisons Pcristic lozen-
ges" Elisha Huntington, " D.. ex-li u!enant governor
never require increase Il dose 20 perfect cur.
For sale by j, ;. Harrison Il Co., prop ietors No.
fremont Temple lstpH and By all druggists, or viii be
mai d on receiving 6n cents tapriIl
For Coughs, Colds and Consumption, try The
old and well known Vegetable Pulmonary Ralsam ap-
proved and used y old and celebrated phys
clans forty years pl-t Get the genuine REED, CUT
LEE d co. Drugg sts Boston TrOprictors. 2iun, co
LEXINGTON. Missouri, May q, 1SGG
MESSRS. j. y. HARRIS & CO.:
Dedr >is-I have made ALIENS Lung RALSAyi
prrtty well known in city and country, and have
sold about Ill the ur dozen bot sent me IN March
asst aud find that persons who try the Balsam once
back again for more, it gives them satfacton
and recommend in preference to any Other medicine
for Coughs Cold. Plelse send me six dozen bottles As
soon Pc sibl. am, yours, &c,
THOMAS J. FLETCHER Druggist
| P.S-I sell more Aliens Lung Balslm, than al
other cough remedies together and it gives general sst
faction.
sold by }. {. Bingham, and by al dealers in family
medicines. tapril1
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Moth and Freclles.-The only reliable remedy for
those brown dscoloracns the lce called Moth Patches
and Frecklc is Perrys Moth and Freckle Lotion. Pre-
pared only by DR.. B. c. PERRY Dcrma;ocgist, 20 BEND
ST., New York. sold by all druggist. in St Johnhury
ami elsewhere Price So per hottie. tScp6
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BIRTHS.
In Cab,t, March Il, son to Hon. Gco. II. l.. -e
DEATHS.

Births. Marriages AMI Deaths inserted FREE Ohitila
r!cS, tHt!uiIL- poetry, CEN T. d line.
r. Cabot, March l., Widow Gardner HoI AGED -
March /, Frankie only son Of Mr.. Aucustin Hopkins
Sci yeas.
In Burke, Jan. 81 Nj Laura, wife of Allen Weather.
bee, "a, aged III YEAR Her death cas Nv falI
over :wcn:y years since which rendered her h,lpes
sufferer. II end peace
At Derby, March p, Mrs. Harriet Davis, wife of Ira
CImp h-q, IL, 10 Years.
In Coventry, the rciirn.c of Simon Baker, March
a, Mar@arct, widow of Capt jonathan Frost aged IL
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DR.. ). 5. Fitch's Family Physician" Seven
ty TX page price p cents. S,nt to any adde's. No
money require until the book is received read End fully
approved 1t is perfect guide to the ck ndisposed
Address DIX. ;. 8 FITCH . fremont St, B0s IL t24m
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- l'he Lite Insurance men are right on
trir pins. II one withdraws from the field,
$40 come 70 make his place good. We call
the attention of readers this week to adj
y.ri>emcnt Of Z. +. Sargent, special notice
column.
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ADDISON COUNTY.

a tubular shaft was recently sunk at
Whiting Station to the depth of IS feet and
solid rock but no water struck. At the
depth of 20 feet a rich peat bed Is feet in
thickness was found. and at the depth OF 81
feet a fallen tree or log, in comparatively
good preservation.
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SPRING IS COMING,
And Farmers should csll at the
Agricultural Store OH X. X. Street.

Where fey may ind nearly all the latest improvement.
in agricultural implements cheap for cash or reads pay
iicri's tiras, Clothes Wrin-crs
Super Phosphate Of Lime, AID woOi Mare gen rally
Plows clover aud other seeds.
'ultivatrs, CrOcke1y and ass Ware
II ~ e. tiers, El-e r1al-,
1 m shelers, An Hardware generally.
OK IOaes and Bows, Teas, Coffee,
Butter Tubs, AMI nice Family groceries
Ba:ket-, Ma ?, Il ncware,
Grain Measures, Books snd stationery. ard
PlCw roiE:s, Yankee Notions.
|. WANTED in exchange for the shove goods
sugar potatoes, butter, white beans, peas eorn oats and
other grains EDYT & DREW
ST. Johnsbury, March IL, 1854.
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- McS2s. Tlull & Miller of Lyndon adj
.,"tl>" their nice wagons for sale in our
columns This week. We understand that
'.ry have sold their factory to J. A. Oar
Iug, bu that they have a lot of finished
.nduninishcd wagons which they will close
ol before surrendering the reins to the
row proprietor.
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

The will of Reid Paige of Bakersfield.
who left 500, 900. nearly the whole of his
property. to be divided between the Ameri-
can missionary and other charitable sOcie-
ties, will be contested. He left no children,
but a number of disappointed nephews and
nieceS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-17
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF QUARTER sEsSIoNs-Judge Ludlow
It b. Dwight, Assistant ASS District IA AGorneyLA
up In bearing excuses for exemption, made by many
Daniel 5a Gallagher. Thomas Gallagher. Michael
81 ane, John Madden and Daniel McCarty were
ton On the par Of The was that
weeks since Mr.; Carr. farmer. residing in Warmln-
ster township Beris county was In the city on bust
ness. About o'clock on the morning Of last Sunday
Skin street, 6eiow w Arch, and Went to Goodwin 5
Saloon, in Third street, below Chestnut. While wait
who was sitting opposite 70 him, engaged him in
sas @ STa So5 % 1t G gheEs s hs waI penn
and GalsgheE SAID he was golng that way ana asked
gher's Coach and with Thomas Gallagher Daniel
Gallagher. and Michael Shane, drove 20 a saloon at
and drove up to the William Penn Hotel. Not find.
Ing the person he wished to see, he went back to
Here he got out of the carriage and either Daniel
other Carriage that was starting away and asked the
driver he could take friend and the driver said he
to IL hotel in Sixth street. below Arch and was then
The SH driver @ said he had to go to another place
but would afterwards take Mr.. Carr where he wished
MADDEN SG M and Cf5S Daniel eT Mcsr %er dVns
time the a s' sd1 TaGs
The two men inside nanded the driver SS o,,,o, -
90 and MT Carr told him The driver then ordered
him out and as he was getting out some one struck
O'Clock that morning, when he recovered bis con:
scousness saw no one near ana io9nd that tass ne had
TO this statement OF the circumstances Mr.. Carr
But the evidence of the other witnesses showed Dan
lei Gallagher, Thomas Gallagher and Michael Shane,
parted company with Gallagher at Ninth and Chestnut
streets and were not with him again. Hence Mr..
Dwight abandoned the prosecution as to these men
and had verdict OF not guilty as to them But the
case of the other delendauts MADDEN and McCarty.
still prosecuted, and at the close or your report
was trial.
Howard Alcott, who was held to answer the charge
of the killing of the little boy, Thomas Gallagher, on
Friday evening last was this morning admitted TO
enter ball In $4,000 the Judge saying that the case
could not amount to murder In the first degree.
COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS-Judge Pierce
Prison cases were taken up In the old Quarter Ses-
sions' room. -
Michael Freal was charged with the larceny OF
liquor valued at Sll9, the property OF Boyle ~ btn
de Twenty first and FIlbert streets The evlaenoSS
that the prosecutors liquor store was eneeiy@
and robbed about o'clock on Easter 9unuihS daSa
Ing, and In the afternoon OF the same day & CS d1 bIs
dant arrested with coat ana ~
possession, which identified as the Piopei'' "
the prosecutors, .ho .iaroanv oF n
coat a demijohn and there was ho re yerdct of
anything else; hence the jury renueleN "
not guilty. ,..od Of a charge of lar
ohm McCarty was convicted 0I nv Prtsen for Two
ceny and was sentenced to the county HiiS0n 'i WV
years. r,,ony pTEAS- Judge Brewster,
49,, Ssourt business was before Lhis Court Ihe
~ @ o0n completed and the Court adjourned
until wednesday,
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MEETING OF BOARD OF SURvEYs.-The stated
meeting of this body was held this morning,
President Kneass IN the Chair. a petition was
received for drain on Vine street, thirty feet
in length. commencing about ninety seven feet
west OF Fifth street, and extending westward.
Referred to Committee, who reported q resolu-
tion authorizing ten inch pipe.
Upon motion, the regular order Of business
was suspended for the purpose of taking up the
case of the alterations of street lines in Upper
Manayunk. parties interested being present to
make suggestions as to said alterations,
Mrs. Levering objected to any alteration OF
the plan through her property as confirmed,
and would make no claim for damages for the
opening.
Mr.. lowering, another property owner, made
no objection TO the confirmed plan.
On motion, the further confederation of the
matter was postponed, and next Monday. at 0
A. M, was fixed for visiting the ground.
A petition from w. s. Perot to construct q
drain in Master street, from Randolph street To
the west line OF Sixth street, was referred to O
committee who reported q resolution autho-
rizing him to build. Also one for drain on
Spruce street, from Sixteenth west, and about
rized 2-inch pipe, and at expense of petit
TONER
Also, one for a sewer on Eighth street. be-
tween Race and Vine streets. Referred TO a
committee, who authorized feet inch
brick sewer.
Also. for a sewer on Walnut street, between
Fortieth and Forty first streets. Referred to q
committee, who authorized feet brick sewer
al the expense of petitioners.
The committee on the appeal OF John Hand.
len reported the finding OF the survey correct,
and presented the following
ReSoLUed, That the survey be confirmed and
approved Adjourned.
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DIED.

. BASTIAN.-On the l4th instant, after lingering
illness, MARGARET WHELAN, wife of Jerome A.
Basttan. and daughter of the late jeremiah Smith.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
rly Invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of her mother. Mrs. M Smith. No. l345 s. Seventh
street, on wednesday afternoon al O'Clock.
MCNICHOLL-On the IGth Instant DANIEL
MCHICHOLL, aged 3S years.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully Invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. $40 South street. Wednesday morning at
So o'clock
PORCH.-On the 14th instant, HETTIE ANN
PORCH, wife ofSamuel Porch.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her husband. No llS Becks place. above Front and
Christian streets, Tuesday morning at 10 O'clock
To proceed to Ebenezer NJ E Church Vault.
WILSON.-On the 18th instant, LOUISA CHES-
TER, daughter of Edmund and Phoebe Wilson, In the
3Ith year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her parents
residence No II Queen street. on Tuesday afternoon
o'clock. To proceed the Baptist Ground, Broad
street and Passyunk road.
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FACTS FOR THE PUBLIo.-

FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC
That we have unequalled facilities for con-
Quoting business to the advantage both of our
selves and our patrons we submit the following
TRUTHs-well known as such 10 the entire busi-
ness community
/. We have abundant capital-therefore,
2. WE BUY FOR CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
3. We sell for cash exclusively.
4. We have business experience of q quarter
of a century, having been longer established
than any house in our trade in Philadelphia.
5. Our business is thoroughly systematized,
the result of long experience.
9. We employ the best talent in all depart
ments: our garments are therefore unsurpassed
in style, fit or workmanship.
7. Our business is large and constantly in
creasing.
S. We have and constantly keep the largest
stock and best assortment Of Mems, Youths,
and Boys Clothing in Philadelphia, which, for
reasons already entioned,
g. We sell at prices in all cases guaranteed otUer
than the lolceSt elsewhere; dLSo full satisfaction in
every purchase made Of us, orte sale cancelled and
money refunded
Hay soay bet,1eenl BENNETT Co.,
Ftfth and TOWER HALL,
SSrth Sts. No. 5l8 MARKET ST.,
Philad dephia,
md n IWDsN NWUr No. Uray
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, June f.-Cotton quiet at &c. Flour
dull declined l525c Sales OF $500 barrels OF State
sT65gll'5O Western, S'l5@l2'25; Ohio Slu5O@l2
Southern, s9sO@l5 80. Wheat dull and lower; quota
steady: State, s5c,; Western, 7S@t75c Beef et
Mess s22; extra Mess, S2s927 new Mess Pork, s2o'75
Whisky quiet.
NEW YoRK. June l7.-Stocks active. Chicago and
Rock Island 90S; Reading. 1867; Canton. A; Erie
6OI Cleveland and Toledo il95z; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 76l; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 977S; Michigan
Central, l13; Michigan Southern, 6S76; New York
Central lOl24 Illinois Central, 100 Cumberland pre-
ferred. 500; Hudson River l0S1s United States Five
issue, 1886 Ten-tortes 1905; Seven-thirtIes first
issue 1865; all Others lO6 Sterling unchanged Money
66D7 II cent. Gold 1917.
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The RAIN YESTERDAY caused consider
able damage In various parts Of the city. The
Iarge dye house OF lMr. Michael LafTerty, at
Frankford road and Gunners run, was com
pletely flooded and the large stock OF woollen
yarns, dye-stufts, machinery, aud valuable
documents damaged. The cellars of the dwell
ings on g. Twelfth street, from Ellsworth 70
Carpenter street, were deluged, and for once
the far-famed Cohocksink became q raging and
turbulent stream, overfiowing the cellars In its
vicinity, and considerably damaging the arohl-
teetural beauty OF the bridge which spans 10 at
sanitary agents 10 cleanse the banks Of the
creek from some of its Nth A large beer
wagon, loaded with heGvy beer barrels, while
being drawn along Germantown road. near
Girard avenue, passed over q culvert which had
been undermined, and broke in, from which,
after hours OF labor and swearing, it was only
extracted in damaged condition.. r.I
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THE STOCK now being sold by the Washing
ton Library Company, In aid of the Riverside
Institute for Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Is
being rapidly disposed of at the principal office,
No. 1925 Chestnut street. The gift OF q handsome
who will also receive o present hereafter to be
awarded is a feature that must please, as in
this way every one gets more than the full
value OF his money. The engraving entitled
''The Marriage of Pocohontas," which is given
to those who take five shares of stock, costing
One Dollar per share, is executed in the neatest
and most approved style, and fully equal to
those Of the same character that are now re-
tailed in this city at from eight dollars and up
wards The other engravings given to those who
purchase single share or more, are also gotten
mp in the most superb STYLE and sell at retail for
more than IL costs those who obtain a copy in
this way. Every share OF stock will also in ad-
dition receive some present, and, as among the
list are some very valuable pro perties, etc.,
were certainly never greater than those pre-
sented by the Washington Library Company,
stitute.
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Bold ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY "A daring thief,
while the Gray Reserves were passing Mccall.
las hat store, at Tenth and Chestnut streets,
taking advantage of the temporary absence OF
the attaches of the store, who were Watching
the procession from the pavement in front Of
the establishment, darted into the store and
made an unsuccessful attempt to rob the
money drawer containing some three or four
thief in his hurry overlooked the apar tment in
the drawer where the money was kept, and
succeeded in getting only q few worthless
papers and some odd change, when his prox-
unity TO the funds was discovered, and he left
the store in a double quick. Chase was given
TO the rascal, but he escaped In the crowd that
had collected along the sidewalk TO see the
procession.
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An UNPRovoKRD AssAULT.-In company with
some others, William James passed the Column
bia Engine house, on Filbert street, above Ele-
yenth, yesterday. They were invited In to view
the appearance OF the house and engines. when
some little controversy coming up about the
merits OF some other steamer it is alleged
that their entertainers struck them, and that
one William Kennedy, William McKeever and
James Warren were the foremost in the as
Sault James was struck violently upon the
head with horn and knocked down, and the
others Jared badly. The former was taken to
his residence, on Seventeenth street, above
Market. The three assailants were arrested and
held for a further hearing before Alderman
Jones'
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A SwNDLING OPBRATIoN.--A man giving his
name Robert r. Lewis entered the store of
Mr.. Joseph Loeb, tobaceonist. at No. 1872 Arch
street, and made a purchase OF $l29 worth of
fine cigars etc, offering in payment q check
for the amount on the Third National Bank OF
this city. The transaction was concluded, the
goods given, the check received, and the pur-
chaser departed. When Mr.. Loeb came to settle
mp his bank account, he learned that the check
was spurious one, and that he had been swim
died. 1t is ascertained that this same man had
made purchase of large amount of cigars OF
Mr. SEVERN, tobacconist, No. 10 N. Third street,
and paid with the same spurious funds.