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TIE WEEKLY EsEAiNI

l. published every Frh'ry It. o"ni.a
made up Of all iInpo' taut mrw- ul
Geographic reports, tf.in,a"tious W ~. 3
Editorials upon subjcit, ui .,rurli Ht.
Agricultural Colunn, spcrial cJrrsla
from all parts Of the state, chulu, UuI
pOetic1 selections, anh large amount
fully prepared miscellaneous rcBIiug 81.
all classes of the community. In ,H
WEEKLY EEGlSTIE viii continue g.
bed Family Nrmpnp.' D'f pDbhA'd
STATE.
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Bufinlo Mfarkc'.

BUFFA:-9, July IL.
Flour quiet and iirmer. Wheat, No. 2
Milwaukee 2 70; Milwaukee spring 80.
Corn dull and held at 90 for No.. =. Oats,
No. 2 Chicago, 20; Ohio 70. Canal
freights-Corn IL 10 New York; Oats
rs
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TOBACCO.
i ~ Butts Old Ben's" blk lbs,
- Caddies do. do. do. "
10 ibutts Niagara" do. 90
~ caddies do. do.
"a butts Dew Drop" do. =.
80 Jaddies HOmbrick do.
10 boxes Emily JsDes natl H., No.
. do Diadem soft pd. inch
q do. Wheslers hd. pd. do.
u do do. bard pd. ] H. Jumps
~ do. "Millie Collins hard pd 10. Jumps
. do Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
> do Niller'- Il. aud R.twist choice
lOdrums Fig Leaf.
2OkEs 6.twist running los
SMOKING tobacco
- bbls. F. @. smoking tDbarco
10 hlf bbls' i. G.. do. dn.
10 bbls. e. :. de-. do.
10 hlf bbls. e. :. do. do.
Our stock Of tobarcO il large aud the as-ort.
nent unsurpassed by any IN tue market. Ner.
chants are respectfully invited 10 give ~ . all
before purchasing else where.
MAXWELL & TTSGLE.
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he is EtilSTUE

viii strive 10 make the i"Vula. l.rd
conviction" rather than S!JN.sh D,t.t..
will labor 10 diSSclninat. "Il, .lrH 500.
ourrrut questions rs bear g." ,tlupu
ana tue seal of truth.
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The Circulation OF the l
s..as.
TIE 1'5sl-Nl.I.i.L'

l. published every Tuesday, Ihm,'i..
urday, aud contains bcsids- lhr ruu,'l
preceding issues Oi tho Hdly H. G}
Items prepared especially lot this lg...
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MILWAUKEE, July Is.
Flour dull; city Xxx, IL 0Oal2 90.
Wheat unsettled at 2 IL for No. 2.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Bills and resolutions were introduced
and referred by Mr. Kelly, declaring
valid and binding the decisions of mill.
tary courts and commissions made in
civil cases when tried in tho States late
ly in rebellion where no civil courts
were i'll operation; by Mr.. Williams,
proposing an amendment to the ConSti.
tuition of the United States in reference
to Judges of the Supreme Court and
other courts, authorizing the removal
of Judges by the President on the rec.
OmmendatiOn of twO-thirdS of each
branch of the Legislature; by Mr.. NOEL,
to make legal tender notes receivable
for duties on imports; by Mr.. Robert
son, declaring that no further issue OF
United States bonds ought to be made
for any purpose not already pro-
vided for except OH distinct
condition, they shall be subject to
State, county and municipal expenses,
the same as other property. BY Mr..
Julian, instructiug the committee on
public lands to enquire into the expe-
diency of reporting bin providing for
the forfeiture to the United States of
swamp lands heretofore granted to
States lately in rebellion; adopted. By
Mr.. Kelsey, instructing the Judiciary
committee to enquire whether the
states 1t Mary land and Delaware have
had State government republican in
form.
The previous question was seconded,
the Speaker voting aye, and the rcsolu-
ton was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Banks, the Pres-
dent was requested To return the recon
struction bill, rs in its enrolment some
words were omitted: tie words stating
that appointments 10 Offices shall stand
until disapproyed by the General of the
army.
BY Mr.. Randall, resolution declaring
that in the Judgment of the House no
national bank should he selected
rs depository OF government
money in any city where is located
a Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer OF
the United States, but that all moneys
collected aud received for the Govern.
ment in such city shonld be ,leposited
with the Treasurer. and reou.Stin,, TN.
Secretary of the Treasury to transfer any
amount now in such National BankS tn
the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer of
the United States. Adopted.
by Mr.. Julian, a resolution that lii.
Secretary of War have leave to eth
draw from the lies private Telegram,
from General Sheridan Ia General Grant,
dated the 22l of June, the same having
been communicated to the House by
mistake. Adopted.
The Honse took recess until three
O'clock.
After recess the supplementary bill,
as correctly enrolled, was presented and
signed.
Tue Senate amendment reducing the
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AS A NEWSPAPERS

We intend that il shall bc iamc,thr.,s
and reliability. The best and lat { %.
that can be obtained 10y TELLGGA.
NAIL, In relation 10 matters Of .yu,lI.
will always be laid before our u4lrr
cost will be counted in keeping ou ,a's
thoroughly aud constantly pOst,dui.a
Of Importance.
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Greenwood Cemetery,
,UrUsTRn m rEsR NsTFONAU

Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
y ROAD, three miles East of the city, Is now
ready for Interments, sale and Improvement Of
lots. 1t contains 81 acres of land, and is laid
out in the most modern andimprovcd style-can
be easily reached ut all seasons by the National
Road and for threc.fourths OF the year by the
Hcmpiold Railroad. 1t is pc. fectly secure, and
intended 10 be beautifed by every variety Of
trees, Shrubbery, public vault chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &c, TO make IL equal Ia the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro.
vision is also made for its enlargement, ord.r
and care i'm peTpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots can exam
ne the gruvnd with the Superintendent, who
has plat, OF secure them by calling at the office
OF the Secretary on Main street over the Bank
of Wheeling
Persons wishing to make intermeIts will call
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission to lot hOld5n aud visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
a. j. SWEENEY, Pres't.
\. &. BoNHAy. Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John \. Armstrong,
j. =. Rhodes. George Adams.
John &. Muth, i. c. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel Y. 4. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. augJl
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio B. R. Co.
,r,,,nnER SCHEDULE.

orvrcr H,LrIuoRE & Quo RAILROAD CO. !
ofF''f' ia WHEELING, May 4, 1861.
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EXTRACT BUCHU.
Philadelphia Zee. Bple,ia Editorid, S>p,. Il. rsG,
HELMBOLD'S
'iruuine Preparations.

His Solid and Find Extracts emLO,ly the fu
strength of the ingredients of which they are
ready and conclusive test of their proper ties
viii lie = comparison with those set forth in the
United States DispensatOry. These remedies
are prepared by H. I. HelmbOld, Druggist Of
sixteen years experience in this city. and We
believe them to be reliable; in fact We have new.
er known an article lacking merit TO meet with
n permanent success, and Mr.. HelmbOlds SUI.
cess Is certainly prina facia evidence His
Drug and Chemical Warehouse, in the City Of
New York, Is not excclled. ifequalled. by auy
in this country, and we would advise cur read
ers when visiting that city, 20 give biu a call
and judge for themselves.
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SUNDRIES.

"A -" Nm LIZ FH 81 \
n PIE Sugar, Superior GREE, -
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine WEI,
York crab and champagne rider oJo'tb'lI :.
York No. ! Salmon, English dur
Pickles and sances, TapiocsA Pear -.
starch, Maizena,, &c, henHcticalj - ,
mon, ha1kerel, GOdiisn. HallibaTi, Loo.
Oii (best quaiityl, French Mustard =
Cheese, CONDENSED Mix, together Wis - -
as~0rtmeut Of seasOnabie aT1seies, JUS y
anu fOr sale loE, By ,ooV
4. 60. WOODED,
---F Odd Fellows Hall bnaWv
uiysa Monroe Street. WheeiHE
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TERMS.

PAYABLE ~ ADyA&'i
Daily Register, per year, Us raI
six months.
three months.
Jy caTriur. pei Wr,s
III Weekly ErEistor, s.ngle eopJ Dos 20.
club 81 five ru.,'
And copy free to the crttoT npui 'a
Weekly Register, single copy .........-
clnb Of iiy" ...-.-..
club Of ten .........
club Of twenty .....
A free copy Of the Weekly Ia d., ~
4 club nf Ten, and copy Of the INV"
the gcttsr.up 0f "A clGb 81 tarHtf
Remittancns for Club. Iausi b.. me-
time, bat additions NAV l,r made At az
Club rates after tho Clab has brru p.
vided a full years subscription j. ils'l
Money by DRAFT, Express OF Regts'r
tiers may " sent az our risk. Addrr,'
LEWIS BtkI
Octl6 WbssIing. W'.i b
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WILL csSTIyUg THE BrsISttSS,
w the lais frDl Of Marshall, Cetys .
the Old Fulton Bank, aud VIII fnrrl,S
reasonable terms 70 al our Old ensfo~ :
AJAX share Of public patronage.
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GRAIN.

WE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w Store, Tea, Coffee, Chewing and smoking
Tobacco, Nails, Buckets, Tubs. Wash Boafdsl
81 ooms, Concentrated 1--we, Essence SoIee, bi
Carb Soda, German, Irish, Bleach and Family
Soan Candles. Load, Shot Gun Caps, Powder
Red Cords, Glass, Grain Bags, Wrapping Irvine
Wrappinr Paper Lake White Fish and Herring
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Beans, Ciackeis
Cheese and wheeling manufactured articles
generally. PRYOR HANDLAN & Gu.
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National Steam Navigation Co..
GTMITED)
STEAMERS WEEKLY FROM
y Liverpool and New York, calling at Queens,
town. \ steamship .: this line, consisting 81
the
QUEEN, LOUISIANA,
ERIN PENNSYLVANIA
HELVETIA, SCOTLAND,
ENGLAND, NlRGlNlA, ana
DENMARK FRANCE,
Leaves New X from Pier A, North River,
ever Saturusy, and Liverpool on Wednesday
of every week calling ut Queenstown each way,
The size of these Steamships admits OF very
spacious staterOOms all opening directly into
the saloon, the accommodations and fare are I'M
surpassed, and the rates lower than by any other
line
The accommodations for sIeerage passengers
are large and plenty of deck room ~ allowed,
whilst the fare is OF the best quality, well cooked
and ample.
An experienced surgeon OF each ship, free OF
charge. Tickets are issued in this country IL
parties wishing To repay the passage OF their
friends from Liverpool. or Queenstown, Qre'
land) for $40 payable in currency.
Passage from New York 20 Queenstown, OF
LiverpoUl-CABIN, $780, STEERAGE, S35-in
currency.
For cabin or steeragc passage, apply TO
L. e. BQNHAM, Agent
Wheeling, W. Va.
+. w. l. HURST, Manager, 81 Broadway, New
York. ian3O.ly
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INFANCY TO OLD AGE,

and in every state Of health are liable 10 he sub
ects Of these diseases. The causes in many in.
stances are unknown. The patient has. how.
ever an admirable remedy in
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DIED.

SONDELIs-0n the 10th instant Mrs. CHRISTI
M era CCONDELL, wife of Robert Condel, in the 39th
The RELATIVES and friends of the family are respect
u,y y hrVlted TO attend the funeral from the resi-
uSnSe OF her husband, No 1919 $. Fourth street,
WIoau,tsuey afternoon at o'clock. To proceed TO
wharton street NJ. IL Church.
,DECKFR.-On the 18th instant John DECKER In
tne 55th year of his age.
me relatives and friends of the family, also the
Ol fredOnla GrottO No l. /, q. OF the y. ana
~ H. OF A. A. are respectfully invited attend the tune
n I On ms late residence, No. 5S s. Front street,
On Wednesday at o'clock. Services Al St, Johns M.
~ 10 M NiRuTch Third street. below George Interment in
vault OtChurch.
E6SGLIsH.-on the 18th inst, JOHN F. ENGLISH,
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are respect
y hvted TO attend the funeral, from his late resi-
sISSuCe, Moorestown. Burlington county, N J., on
thursday morning, the 2lst instant, at 10 o'clock.
tOW,-On the l4th instant after a lingering illness,
MI JACOB FOW. aged SO years.
mi, Alter LIES htful fever he sleeps WELL
me reiatVes and friends OF the family Invited
ISlz MArloorOugh street, Thursday morning at 3la
OCIOck' services and tnterment at 81. MiChaelsi
HAY WARD,-On Tuesday morning, the 10th i'm
slant, Mrs /. b. HAYWARD.
Ihe renus OF the family are invited to attend her
iuneIa from the residence of her son-in-lHw No 222j
spruce street. on Thursday morning 10 o'clock. ~
aMCBRIDE.-On the 18th instant, ANDREW Y
MITbhIDt. IN the 25th year of his age,
Inc relatives and friends of the family respect
liy invited TO attend his funeral from the residence
OF his mother, No. 5l7 S. Eleventh street. on Thursday
AFTERNOON, the 2lst instant, at o'clock. =
RUSSBLL-On Sunday morning, February H. Mrs.
Kelly.
Her relatives friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, from her late residence, Lower
MSIIon, montgomery county on Thursday morning,
reeoIuhTy u, alSOciock. Carriages Will leave the
Office of Simon Garland: Thirteenth street, above
n'snnt. ~ O'Clock. H2
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If You WANT A RELIABLE AND useful.
FAMILY CASE OF MEDICINES, we can conscien-
tiously recommend one OF Dr. Humphreys
Homeopathic Specifics. Having used them
ourselves, and knowing of their extensive use by
our friends, we hazard nothing in speaking well
OF them to all who desire having such an
arrangement for family use. See advertisement
in another column.
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To THE PUBLIC.-J. ]. Tuttle, No. 926 Chestnut
street, importer of Wines, Teas, Crosse & Black
wells Pickles, Sauces, ETC., viii shortly open a
large stock of goods. Previous to which is
offered a choice assortment OF genuine Havana
Cigars, imported in the steamers Hendrick
Hudson and Stars and Stripes
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MARRIED.

OTT-OWEES-On the eth instant, by Rev. J. M.
Hinton, Mr.. BENJAMIN A. OFT 10 Miss ELLA
OWENS. all Of the Twenty-fith Ward.
o. n. -ELLMoRE.-Novembe g. 1885, By the
heN. - Robinson Mr. JOHN II. PAINTER to
Miss LANER J. GILMORE, both OF this city
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rev. @. +. Krotel,
u, ~, tebTuAry H. 1857 CHARLES A. SCIIA AEFFER
and Miss MARY CLEMENS, both OF this city,
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STEALING RADIENT.- VILLAIN Nolan brakes
man on the Reading Railroad, was charged
with stealing q lot of clothing, valued at $40,
from Mr.. Buckow on last Sunday night. The
clothing was taken from the boardi ng- house
No. SD S. Fifth street. Nolan was arrested at
Fifth and Chestnut Streets and acknowledged
taking the clothes He pawned them at Eighth
and SAMSON streets for 81 under the name of
Cullen. Nolan was held in $1,000 bail to answer
the charge of larceny,
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The question of spring travel to California
threatens to become very serious considera-
tion in view OF the yellow fever on the Isthmus,
and the latest statement that Panama is full
of pestilence and filth" Unless the scourge
abate, the fiuctuating population of that region
will ere long give neither the doctor nor the
census-talIer much trouble. Meantime. the
more cautious or timid of the travelling public,
who scent danger even in being whirled across
the Isthmus, under the idea that pestilence can
keep up with, If not outstrip, the iron horse,
may probably seek the Pacific by the Mica
ragua route, whereon a favorable degree of
healthfulness is declared now to prevail.
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HEARING AT CENTRAL STATEoN--Henry Rekan,
charged with stealing pair of horses from
a Mr.. Brown, near Eighth and South streets,
was before Alderman Butler this afternoon.
IT is asserted that Rekan bought the horses
from a man named Wilson last Wednesday
morning. Wilson that time was in West Phila-
delphia, RelSan asserting that he had come to
this city.to obtain work when he met Wilson.
He was held in $1,000 to answer.
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MEETNG.-The Committee to revise the City
Charter, John S. Lee. Esq, chairman, will hold
meetings every Friday evening in the Council
Ohamber, for the purpose of hearing the sugges-
tions of citizens relative to the revision of the
present charter. At the last meeting among
the suggestions submitted, were those of raising
the salary OF the Mayor and dispensing with the
Marshal, increasing the police force to twelve,
and appoint Chief OF Police.
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The NEW DRESS that nature Will soon putIon
admonishes us OF the coming season, when we
must put on our new seasonable dress, and 1.-The
profusion of nature ip variety hardly surpasses
that exhibited at the FirsC-Cla Clothing
House of Charles Stokes & Co., under the Con-
iNnD nl
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GONE TO CUBA.-Among the passengers in
vana on Saturday afternoon, were Hon. Charles
Gilpin. Mrs. Gilpin, Miss Gilpin, and Mr..
Chas, Gilpin. Jr, j. Gi!lingham Fell, Esq, Mrs.
Mrs. Morton McMichael and Miss McMichael,
Mr.. Simon Poey, of the house of Dallett Son,
nj this oitV
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TAxEs.-The taxpayers of Camden are re-
quested to come forward and pay the unpaid
taxes, or they will be placed in the hands OF the
City Commissioners for collection. A discount
is allowed If paid before the end of the present
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THE BOARD OF REGIsTRY.-The Board of
Registry will be in session until o'clock this
evening, and all those who desire to vote at the
ensuing election can do SO by having their
names properly registered.
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SOCIAL REFINEMENT always manifests itself
in the selection OF articles of luxury; and IL may
be regarded as proof OF a highly educated
American people as their favorite perfume.-
TbeebOLd Herald
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WE GALL attention TO the rare opportunity
offered in our advertising columns for part
ner wanted in an established auction house.
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REoRGANIzED.- l1Sth Pennsylvania Vol
unteer Corn Exchange) Regiment, reorganized
last evening by taking the position as a COM
pany in the Grey Reserve Regiment, under
command OF Colonel G. NJ. Provost. At an
election for officers Major John r. White, OF
General Griffin's staff. was elected Captain;
Lieutenant II. T.. Peck First Lieutenant; and
William +. Gardner, Second Lieutenant.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Charles Manning, a
coored man, was arrested and taken before
Alderman IDougherty, on a charge of assault
and battery. 1t appears, from the statement
aforesaid Charles had appeared at her place in
st. Mary street this morning, and, after some
words, they had quarrel. He finally picked
up an iron pot, ana applied it to Vlrginia's s
head, thereby causing sundry bruises. Charles
was held to answer The charge OF assault and
battery.
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NEW JERSEY mATTERs.

DETAILED RECEIPTS of the Internal Revenue
Bureau, for the year ending June 3d. 1856. lust
issued, present q most creditable exhibit for
teenth on the list Of States in population, is
exceeded but by flve Of her sisters in the
amount OF revenue paid into the National
treasury, the total payments reaching So, ,78l,-
9y251, against N,l57,0l2'52 for the preceding
year. This sum was divided among the Collec-
lon Districts as follows:-First, S747 750'l6;
Second, 79,5S563: Third. ST 232 l8l.Os. Fourth
81 ,49l $685. 38; Fifth SIS $50 427.40
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WANTS.

NoTICE.-AN OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED
In to men of experience and tact to engage in one
of the important branches of business Persons of
experience in canvassing preferred. Call rt No. 80
North FIFTH Street, in this city, at offices Nos "a
and 20 2l6 l2t4p
DARTNER WANTED, WITH $3O,0 900 TO
Il S5O000 TO take the place OF retiring Partner In
an established Auction and Commission business.
Address N PANCoASr Box No. 223, p. o. 2ls5t
TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
" Principal Depot, No. 304 CHESTNUT Street
Central Depot No l03s. FIFTH Street one door below
CheCnut Established 1882
Revenue Stamps OF every description constantly on
OTaSn ~ Man OS Express promptly attsnaedt
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM WoRTd SKEINa.--S.
Fitzpatrick No. 1744 Olive street, cured by DR..
Filters Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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LARCENY.-A woman named Mary, the last
name unknown, who has been living with
Mr. Miller, on Race street, decamped on Tues
dav morning with a number OF articles belong
Ing toqthat gentleman's wife. She was seen 70
cross the river, and information has been given
a. Iha Camden authorities, and hopes are enter
tSined tbat she VIII speedily he captured.
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No BETTER INVESTMENT CAN BE FOUND THAN
CLOTHING AT OUR PRESENT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES, WHICH ARE LOWER THAN THEY POSSIBLY
CAN BE NEXT WINTER.
HALFWAY BETWEEN [ BENNETT b Co.,
FIETT IS1TTA AF2 s2s MhNx1T TGwEE sAhh, sra
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STEALING RAILROAD lRoN.-John Herman and
Daniel Waterson, two lads, about fourteen years
OF age were rrested last evening near Thirty
first and Market streets on a charge of larceny.
It appears that the Pennsylvania Railroad has
beefl subject to the petty depredations of
thieves for some time past. The TWO boys ar.
rested 1t is asserted, had been for some time
mast i'm the habit OF picking up pieces of iron
spikes, etc., and selling them to the junk shops
in the neighborhood for old iron. They were
caught at their thIeving, and after preimi-
were held for further hearing.
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HORSE THIEF ARREsTBD.-Some time since a
gentleman named Mr.. Brown, residing ia the
lower part Of the city, had a couple of horses
stolen from him. Information was at once
given of the theft, and the police were set on
the track of the thief They finally succeeded
in unearthing him at West Chester, in the
been putting up at a hotel at that place, and the
officers had TO foot his bill before he could be
removed. 1t was done, however. and Richings
was brought to this city at late hour last
night He has hearing this'afternoon at the
Central Station. The two horses were re-
cOwarpd.
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VINO MAKES THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLoTHINaG 2
WANAMAKRR BROWN,
OAK HALL,
. POPULAR CLOTHIRRs,
Southeast corner Sixth and MARKET Streets.
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SLIGHT FIRR.-At a quarter before o'clock
this morning slight fire broke out in the
dwelling occupied by Mr.. Charles Montgomery,
in Christian Street. above Twenty-rrst' The
nre originated in some light WOOD WORK In tne
Vicinity of a cook-stove The latter was heated
red hot at the time the fire broke out. The nre
covered but was soon put out by the eXerGons
OF the Western Hose Company. The loss Will
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

OTICE.-WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMIT
IN TED Mr.. SIMON POEY as a member Of our
house. DALLErT " SON,
Phtado'UhP, Fehruarv ~ 1897. 2l5 lot