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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21
NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Movement. of Ocean strnmcr.-The Mnrke,

Movements Of Ocean stcuncrs-The Markets,
San FRANCISCO July To- 1867
The steamship Golden Age sailed to-day FOR Pansr A.
with seo7 SEA N treasure Of which 1904 l44 for Sew
York.
The Steamship ornammc, from Portland, Oregon,
with $4,000 In treasure and the STEAMSHIP Idaho
from Victoria with $4,000 In treasure, arr ed here
to-dty. The Oregon and British Columbia Jews 10 I'M.
Important
tfour and wheat are quiet without Oh lhge in quota
Atoms.
the Golden Age takes to-day 1aSa tAels Of -four for
New York
) Legal tenders are quoted al TAX,
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man might obtain half interest IN . good lcgitimato
busiress Believing that the propitlous moment hes
arrived and the speculation = good one, he called
according to directions a. ths o1ice OF J. b. NJ
wetsrook Co., No. ia Third avenua So faA
Is appearances wc,t everything seemed all rRhA
and In due time he paid mis- money and took %
choice OF becoming part2sr. few days satisne9
him that things not ali right in fact he gradually
came 10 the conclusion itnt Inc mad been making q
noodle OF himself, and quickly followed the vrtuou9
resolve OF Getting square On westsrcok He accordingly
went TO Essex Market Police Court, and han u VIZ
rant issued for the apprehension OF ,ns p MAJ
whom he stats 10 b swpdler. sergeant IossAH
vas intrusted with the warrant and maze ~
arrest bringing win him quantity o. o. ~, ~
circulars soma OF which announced tho sale OF ~ ous
for rly cent excellent recipes mysterious nventonA
aud somcthi ~ that every Young isay ~ ,ns 1ousy
should Sss Justice Mansnes deamea upSn hoaine
formation INTO lbs verv legitimate business but more
particular AZ sato MI Jones $500 Investment (.
ruE PrruExIrus or A JEwE,IKR.-Adoph Bronner II
a wscl maker by trade and though exceedingly un-
settled sa regard having permanent place OF BUSH
ness VA manages by Industry Of sort another tn
MAKE, hath ends meet But Of late no has been unfor.
tung e Il is stated uy Christian Wesnor that Adolpn
Obi sired silver watch 70 repair and failed TO give 10
b. ok. Aud another complaint was made by EoeerA
Tfitinr who states thai no lost clock worth $50 I'm
nc same way Justice Mansfield, taking pity the un>
fortunate situation OF Adoph kindly provided bin with
F., board and lodging fee FOR short time .
Two Prpxns Ant Az AsE ART Msx--ons pair OF oxen,
six cows and heifer we're alleged stolen on the
night Of the 10Th inst, from the farm OF James NsuS
rice at Newtown. AZ as the loss was dscovered
by Oscar Clearly the superintendent OF the farm, h
started In pursuit ard tracked the animals 70 saughts
house in Eltridge street. where they had been let b
three men, whose names are stated TO DO Louis lem1
mer, William Kelly and John kavauagh. These threS
men arrested the charge OF having taken tnS
cattle, and on being brought before Justice M ls1eif
were committed for trial. Kelly says nc u hcenss
pedier kavanagh drives ash cart In the Skin wsao
aud zcmmer follows the calling OF cigar psd'er. ths
l uo have been locked UP tor safs keepins~
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NAVAL IsrtllISgcs.

The United States! stca,der susquohAnna, Admiral
Palmer. arrived ct KsSs owes, on III. 10Th Dss from
Torlxso MonroA.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

DISTRICT COURT - Judge Thayer - Jeremiah
Cantry and Ellen, his vile, VS.. The North Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad Company. An action TO recover for
the loss OF plaintifs who killed through the
alleged negligence OF the defendants On the after
of pT 20 1864 the deceased child eight years
old climbed upon one or defendants cars that was
being drawn by horses up American street, and In
playing fell off under the wheels OF the car was run
over. and died the following day. The brakeman
OF the not seen while the child was on the
car. but when the accident discovered he was on
the ground. The plaintiffs claimed that the brakes
away from the car. and was thus guilty of
negligence in not keeping children away.
The defense denied all negligence, and set up that
this was unavoidable accident
The Jury were unable to agree. and were discharged
Peter Burns George W. Middleton. A fegbed
issue 70 the ownership of certain goods On trial.
DISTRICT COURT-Judge STROUD. - Washington
Balsten VS. w. ID. Lewis. An acuoh on prOmissOry
note No defense. Verdict iOy paintitf sll7O.
NISI PkIUS-Judge SharswOgd.--In til OF
Evans Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company, before reported counsel for plain
TIM in the course OF his argument 10 the jury, made
allnson to the course Of former jury Ia similar
case. The Judge checked him, aud remarking that
such allusiou was highly improper Immediately dis
charged the jury from further consideration Of the
jury trials were ended and this morning argu.
ments were taken up.
Pick eYsgill VS. The TFRverton Coal CompaDy ct al
An application for an Injunction 10 restrain iudR
ment creditor from proceeding to sell and declare
former sale void. Held under consideration. Will
liam II. RaV le for cOmplai ants cOu nter afidaVi
and J. b. Packer for detendants' and y. M. Gwlnn OF
Baltimore by permission OF the Court for plaintiff
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS P NJ.
How the Army OnlClaIs will Make an In
voluntary New Years Call-Cham.
bers MCKlbben Looking After
Berth for His Son
Grand Preparations
for Welcoming
the Advent
Of 1868.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
General Grant this morning issued circular
order directing officers of the army, in this city
TO meet in uniform tomorrow morniny, at Ills,
at the War Department, to proceed in a body to
pay their respects to the President. They will
form by Corps and Regiments, in the order
designated in the Army Register. The senior
officer of each Corps aud Regiment will present
his own officers to the President.
Chambers McKibben is here, endeaVoring to
have his son, Major Chambers McKi Jben,
ordered to duty with General Meade.
Little or no business was done at any of the
Departments to-day. In fact, everybody is pre-
pairing for New Years. Secretary McCulloch
Issued an order this morning closing the Trea-
sury Department at u o'clock to-day and to-
morrow, and precisely at noon there was a per-
feet stampede of clerks and officials from the
Treasury building.
The War Department has been only open for
business for two hours daily for several days
past and even then one clerk only remains in
some of the rooms, to attend to whatever NAV
be needed, while the others are enjoying them
selves.
The staging and steps In front of the East Room
of the White House were put up this morning.
to enable visitors at the reception tomorrow to
pass in through one of the windows of the East
Room, and after making the grand promenade
to pass out at the main entrance door. This is
done TO avoid confusion. Appearances indicate
there will be an immense concourse at the Pre-
sident's levee to morrow. The reception-room on
the first floor has been very handsomely
fitted up, and six large portraits of old John
Adams, Polk, Van Buren, Tyler, Fillmore, and
Pierce have been, within the last few days, hung
! upon the walls, and they add greatly to the
attractions of the Hall. These portraits are in
heavy gilt frames, highly finished. The portrait
| of Tyler occasions more remark than any of the
others, from the fact of certain condolences in
his history with that of the present occupant of
the White House.
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DIED..

CAVRNDER.-On the Both Instant HANNAH the
Her friends are Invited 70 attend Ter funeral from
the residence OF her husband No. 6U7 N Faith street.
on Fifh-dav next, at O'Clock.
CONARROE.-On the morning of the 29th instant
NJ iss ANNA y. CONARRoE, in the Nth year Of her
The relatives and friends particularly invited to
attend the funeral. The services 10 be held the
on the morning Thursday, January 2. Trains leave
Baltimore Railroad Depot at Sh o'clock A. M for
LiDwood Station.
DUNLAP.-on the sOth instant. in Upper Darby,
Delaware county, Pa, BARBARA MAGEE DUN:
LAP, daughter OF William j. and Eliza Dunlap, aged
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, ON Thursday, January 2. at 2
o'clock. Funeral to proceed to Mount Zion M. e
FITIER.-on the 26th inst, MARY JOSEPHINE.
daughter of Theodore ard Sarah L. Filter OF Tallua
Miss and granddaughter Of Mrs. Eliza Filter, the
Due notice viii be given OF funeral. *tsss
e %RdPy %OpnE the SG StG
Of the late Samuel F. d yves, of this city,
T on TRGs ais
the ID proximo, at IL o'clock.
McGEoY.-on the 2sth instant, Captain MICHAEL
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
ETY.. are respectfully Invited 70 attend the funeral,
from his late residence nee t6e New York House; NO.
Services at st. Joseph's Church. Interment at Nice
MATHER,-On the 29th inst, JOHN B. MATHER.
The reiatives ard frends of the family are respect
fully Invited 70 attend the funeral from his parents
residence, No. 5A Dickerson street, on Wednesday
after at O'Clock. without further notice To
ceed TO Machpelah Cemetery -
RANDoLPH.-on the 2sth instant, MARY RAN.
DOLpH, widow of Edward Randolph, Jr., In the 79th
wear of her age
Her friends are invited 10 attend the funeral nom
her late residence, No. 247 N. Twelf street, on
Fourth day the lst proxmo at II O'clock To procaad
TO Friends Western Ground '&a
RAPINE.-On the 2sth inst, Mrs. ANN RAPINE,
IN the 9th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence of her husband, Nicholas Rapne, Barren HILL
Thursday morning, January 2, at 10 o'clock. Car
rihges will be in waiting at the Chestnut Hill Depot, TO
meet the A. NJ train,
WEST.-In Norristown on Saturday, December 2s
In her 22d year, Mrs. az. f., wife Of James g. West,
and daughter of Charles and u. N. McCAlley.
The relatives and friends OF the family will attend
funeral nom her parents residence, Main street.
Ford at NOTristown. on Wedne sday afternoon
at o'clock InterInent at Montgomery Cemetery.
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Phiiadelphia Trade Report,

TUESDAY Dec. 3l.-Business, as usual at tn
close of the year. is excessively dull, the mer
chants being engaged in settling up old scores,
but prices generally are we'll maintained.
The demand for Flour Is confined to the wants
of the home consumers, who purchased a few
hundred barrels at S7'50@S'25 for superfine; $3.50
@9'25 for extras 80 75@ll for Northwestern
extra family; Sl0759l2 for Pennsylvania and
Ohio do. do; and sl2 1904 for fancy brands
according TO quality Rye Flour is sci ing at
SS5O@S75 p Dbl. Nothing doing IN Corn Meal
The offerings OF Wheat are small, and prime 5
ern ard Pennsylvania red at S240925D the
latter rate for very cnoice, Rye is unchanged.
Southern at Sl58. Corn is quiet. Sales of new
yellow at 81 40@l AZ; 20QO bushels new do at Sl1i
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

Caucussing for the United states senat
ship-Ex-GOvsrnOr Pratt In the Ascen-
dant, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. I
BALTIMORE, Dec 3l..-A large number of the
members of the Legislature were here last night
and to-day there was an intense caucussing re-
garding the United States Senatorship. Cover.
nor Swami, Reverdy Johnson, Ex-Governor
Pratt, william Hamilton, PlnckneY Whyte, and
Montgomery Blair are the most prominent par.
ties; but none can succeed without compro.
misiIg with the others friends. Pratt seems to
be in the ascendant at present, and Robert Fow.
Ter for State Treasurer.
Tomorrow will be a general holiday, and
business will be suspended. The Governor gives
banquet at Annapolis at night.
The weather is intensely cold, and snow is
threatened.
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LlIESr sAIPPlNe INIELLIsENCE.

For additional Marine News see Hlstde Pages
PORT or PHILADEIPHIA....-....D DECBMBRR al
sxArE or zEzaMoMErEE AT rHu HvnNu1s rurn-
"a. M...-.,.....2sl II A. M........,..ssl p. N-ss
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
bchr Archer Reeves, Ireland MOBILE, ID. g. Stotson
scbf wake, Candy. Norfolk. Audenreo. Norton q %.
Str w. Whlldin, Rggans, Baltimore, J. ID. RuOI
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
steamship Hunter Rogers, 80 hours from Providence
with mdse. TO d. 3. stelson q Co.
schr ella L. Smith, Smith, from New York. with
scbr B. steelman Robinson, from Leechville. N. O.
with lumber 70 captain.
MEMORANDA
Barque Storm Bird, Schiller hence at Antwerp 14th
BaIqus Peru, MollenhAuer, hence, at Brouwers-
Barque ST. Peters. Goodwin, for Philadelphia,
oelPhle; az HOLMES Hole a7th inst ''''1 ~ '''l'
Philadelphia, az New York yesterday.
dam. which was to9ed into Brou wershaven stn inst
eaky and With loss Of foremost, Iudder and Jioboom
sc6Is 9. 4. TsSEeT. Allen, and F. Edwards, slate,
schr silver Magnet, Watson, hence at Boston 29th
schr O. I'M Cheeseman. from Providence for Phi
ladelphiR. NJ Newport 27th inst,
scbr clifford, Jirrel for Philadelphia, sailed from
schr Mary e. Staples. hence, at Portland yesterday.
LBY TELEsRAPHl
NEW YORK, Dec. 3i.-Arrlved, steamship Clty OF
Also, steamship Henry Chauucey, from AspInwall.
ship MonianS has been further postponed to Jan l. In
order TO make connection with the steamship China,
which is now overdue four days.
Sailed, ship National Eagle, for New York.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, Dec a-Arrived, steamship Helveua,
Steamship Rapidan Everson, from New Orleans
Barque Lima, Umness, from Antwerp
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Tha NnrIIah NTnrLaI
REVOLT IN AN INDIANA JAIL.
A sherIR Shot Dead by one or HIa
Prisoners

A Sheriff Shot Dead by One OF HIR
Prisoners
MADISON, Ind, Dec. S1.-A man named John
Redman. confined in Jail was shot and killed
by Sheriff Shannon last night. The Sheriff went
iuto the Jail TO lock the prisons cells and With
drawing ane locking the door he was seized By
Redman.
Shannon called for help, when another p-i-
soner came, and instead of rendering assistanca
took the keys from the Sheriff and attempted
to unlock the door.
The Sheriff warned Keaman second time to
letgo, or be would shoot him; and not being
obeyed, andseeing the prisoners about 70 escape.
drew his revolver and shot Kedman through
the heart, killing him instantly.
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OILS; and Western mixed at $3.50 al 8S. Oats
are steady, with sales Of 1900 bushels Pennsyl-
vania aJ 76078o
Nothing doing In either Barley or Malt.
5eeds- Cloverseed In selling at 81 256D8 v 81 los.
so bushels reoleantd sold at the latter rate.
Prices of Timothy sre nominal. FlaxseOd sells
at $3.50
Whisky-Nothipg doing.
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Government Stocks in New York.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Dee 3I.-Smith, Randolph Il Co
Bankers, No. 18 South Third street. and No
8 Nassau street, New York, report at O'Clock
this afternoon as follows:-
United States 1885, ll2ss@ll2%.
United States 5-20s, 1852, I085s61l085S.
United States 5-20s, 1864 lO515(1lO55I.
United States 620s, 1865, 1867 CLOG.
United States 5-20s, new, 1865, lO8lS9lOS5A
United States 5-2Os 1867, l085z@ t0694.
United States l0-40s, l0l6@l02.
June and July 73Os, l0456@Dl0454.
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MARRIED.

HFMPHILL-wHITE.-on the evening OF Deem
her "a by Rev, W, W. Barr, Mr.. JAMES II EMP
ILL and Miss MARY JANE WHITE both Of PHI
ladelphia
RANDOLPH-BIDDLE.-On the evening Of the
oath inslap at the residence OF the brides parents
No. 1921 Market street, by Rev. r.. 8. Henson. Mr.
FRANK ID. RANDOLPH, OF Philadelphia, 10 Miss
SARAH E. BIDDLE, Of Wilmington, Del.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-31

Gifts CT HARDWARE.-TABLE CUT.
NJ eIy, with ivory, rubber, and other handles, aud
plated blades; Chiidrens Knives and Forks Pocket
hnlYes, Woslenholms Scissors, In sets aud Razorsi
Bencbes Patent Tool Handles go mihiatures tools in
themG Boys, Ladies', and Gents Ice aud Parlor
Skates; Clothes Wringers they'll Their cost In
clothing and tmeG Carpet Sweepers; Self tacklng
Carpet StretcherB; Plated Spoons, Forks, and Nut
Picks Miniature Garden Tools; Spice and Cake
Boxes; Tea Bells and Spring Call Bells; Nut Crackers;
Tea Trays and Walters Patent Ash Sifters (pRy for
themselves In the coal Haved), Carved Walnut
Bracke ets Genemen's Backing stools, extra Ong;
BOYS Seds; Raisin Seeding Machines; Apple Parers
and Cherry Stoning Machines, and general variety
OF Useful Housekeeping Hardware Cutlery Tools
et TRUMAN q SHAW'S, No. 835 (Eight thirty hvej
kPt nj below Ninth.
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RUFFIANs ASSAULT A WOMAN. - Yesterday
afternoon two notorious rowdies, named re.
spectively Michael and John Redden. visited
public house on the corner of Seventh and Pine
streets, called for drinks, and refused to pay for
them. They smashed several pitchers, and
assaulted the landlady of the house. They were
arrested, and required to enter security to
appear at Court and answer for their transgres-
sions against the law.
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price & WOOD,
SEVERAL LOTS OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR
PRESENTS.

Gilt Stick Silk Fans.
Ivory Stick SILK Fans o., tlI2, st'25. sI's7 1Sl5O
a175, q, q %. e26O, }. % SO, a, and $3.50.
Ladies' Companions 90. so, 70 cents, o., t25I
Velvet Purses, very cheap.
Berlin Wire Purses.
Morocco POrte-monnRies.
wOrkboxes. Writing Desks, Glove Boxes, Tool
Chests, Cigar Stands. Watch Stands Building Blocks
Ten Pins, and Napkin Rings.
Fine Extracts and ColOgnes.
Wall DOH Bables, etc,
Ladies' and Gents Hemstitched Hdkfs
Lace Border Hdkb,, s7k, so, Soc, 81, up to SI25
Gents Colored Border Hdkfs.
Ladies' Tucked aud Embroidered Hdkfs.
Ladies' and Gents Cloth Gloves.
Ladies and Misses White and Scarlet Cloth Gloves
Gents Kid and Cloth Gloves, lined, etc.
PRICE a wOOD,
o2ismwtJ N. W, Cor. EIGHTH snd FILBERT.
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NERVOUS COMPLAINTS are incidental both TO the
yourg as well rs the aged and the same remedy is
Applicable either If you experience the pangs OF
Neuralgia. Nerve Ache or any other Distressing
nerve disease will find in DR.. Turner's Tic D0u
ioureux or Univ ersa Neuralgia Pill, the required
remedy This medicine imparts fresh tone and vtgor
AnOthpcArieH have It,
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BEFoRE the close Of the year, II Winter Clothing is
bought at Charles stokes n Co.'s irstclass Clothing
House. under the Continental, not only will bar
gains be had, but Happy New Year Is, In great
measure guaranteed The splendid Clothing that is
sold here at such low prices cannot fail to make any
yvrchaaar
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-HaNing been fortunate IN secur-
ing large lots of desirable goods foreign and domes
tc late In the season. at The lowest prices known for
yearB-less than cost OF importation ana manutac-
ture-we enabled 20 offer superior garments sur
passed by none eauaed by few In style, at, make,
and material, prices less than same goods cost In
n ost other establishments and lower than they have
been sold for six years. - r.
Halt way between J BENNETT ~ So,'
Fifth and Z TOWER HALL,
PHILADHJPHGA,
AND No. 600 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Baltim ore Market Report.

BALTIMORE Dec M.-Cotton active; mlddling l5h
@l511c. Flour quiet. Wh at rIn; PennsylVaula red
s2'e5@26s; choice southern, s27O@275 Corn steady;
9'laG1l2O for good to prime white and yellow, and
SII9 for mixed Western. Oats firm; 706173e. Rye
scarce: sales at sl670i7a Provisions dull and
nominal,
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Report that King Theodore
Has Released His CaptiVes.
u.s. nto- nss. n.s., ns.y n.s

LONDON, Dec 9l.-Lster advces have boen
received from the expedition now marching inSa
the heart Of Abyssinia. 1t is reported that King
Theodore, on ascertainieg the extent and 20 gOr
of the measures taken by this Government 10
effect the liberation of the English captives has
voluntarily released them himself.
Ths English Markets.
LoNpoN, Dec, 3O-11'15 A. M.-Consols fer
money 9lb@92. o. g. 5.2Os, 72l. Illinois,
ssl; Erie, Asa.
LIvERPooL, Dec. 3O-ll15 A. M.--Cotten
steady; uplands, It'd; Orleans, 7ad; sales today
will probably reach 10000 ales; sales for three
days 35, 900 bales including 5000 for export ana
500 for speculation; stock, $4,000 bales; less
than estimate, 10000 Others steady.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 3O.-The steamship New
York arrived at A. M, en- route for Bremen.
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STABBING AFFRAY ON STEAMSHIP. .-Yester-
day afternoon a stabbing affay occurred on
board the steamer Stars and Stripes. 1t ap-
pears that one of the sailors and the mate,
drew knives, and the mate stabbed the sailor in
the finger A warrant was Issued for the ap-
prehension OF Robinson, and he was taken be-
fore Alderman Dougherty, and held to answer
Mt
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AMONG the list of presents which will positively be
distributed on the sth prox., eng shareholders ia
the Riverside, there Is worth $4,000, one S20 0O0
one SIS OOO one ei5OO $4,000, $500 two f25Oo
each and so on, amounting In the aggregate to
s9Oo oOo One present Is guaranteed with each share
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OFFIO OF COLLECTOR INTERNAL
" REVENUE SECOND DISTRICT, PENNSYI.
VANIA, 10. 23s DOCK Street,
EEpNEspAY. JANUARY l5 lsss.

will ~ sold at public sale, ~ O'clock M on the
premise emo. GIL REED Street, the FIXrU RES of a
Grain lstilleTy. consistngi Of steam Engine 2
Boilers. Still (woOd) com plete, Mash Tabs I2 Fer
mentirlTnbs. so bushels Corn, bushels OF Rye. 20
bushelsMalt Cstern Tubs. Yeast Tubs lot of
Gum Hse, and Office Furniture. g. izst under war
rant ofdstTaint. and to he sold as the property of
RIchaj Stokes. for United States Internal Revenue
Taxeaue and unpaid.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sparks and John Will
iams. whiIe passing dry goods store at Pas
mored with a roll OF flannel. One OF them
seized 1t, and both ran; They were Sursued,
and one captured at Sixth and Carpenter and
the other at Seventh and Carpenter streets
Alderman Bonsai held them to answer,
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BARBER's IMPROVED PERIoscoPIc sPEcrAcLEs,
superior to all others; Gold Silver, Steel and Nickel
Mountings. A very desirable present
Opera Glasses very low. 24s North Eighth street.
lsecond storyD
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MORE FCoNoMICAL, remark able certainty OF prompt
action, In fact every good quality is guaranteed for
Mrs 81 A. Aliens approved (reU style Hair Restorer
or Dressing On bottle. Every Druggist sells 1t.
pric Dollar,
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VIII 2 sold at public sale at IL o'clock NJ on the
premiseeNO. 1892 MA UDA IN Street. tha FIXirUREcJ
Of y 9TeL Distllery, consisting OF j steam Enejne
ana BOW Siill (wood) complete, I Mash 'rnh and
Ferme Tubs. seized under warrant of distraInt
and 20 DlsOld as the property nf Paul SAVAGE ~,
United stNs Internal Revenue Taxes due and u1-
pein;, JOHN II, DIRHL
ReH Collector.
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A Row.-James Dillon and William Carr, re-
siding in Nicetown, went into tavern in that
town on Sunday night and got into row about
something Dillon struck Carr on the head
with black. jack, infllcting a very bad wound.
He was arrested. and held in $1,000 bail by Alder
ON Thomas q answer.