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BANKERS.
ThY COOKE b CO.,

Jay COOKE 3 CO.,
BA ERS,
Fifteenth street, opposite Hsdsa-y.
yand sell at current market rates, and keep
constantly on hand full supply of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEN-THIRT1ES, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., executed, and
Collections nsde on all accessible points.
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! o1Short curls, dividsd Into two rows across
the font OF shs head hyt A thick BRAID and
longer curls passed high bshindis q method
ofIwearing O the hair very much IN vogns ana
generally beconinG, "a .sAf- ~ ,&.4A
rTne brazilian Pa1iismeat proposes 70
exslne euish tbe national debt by means ef lot
feflee. ElJis s,I Pr tIse ~ r.
2 irT Young Amer gets so crank and DIS.
orderly in Paris thAt 70 Aecome q fos is sly ied
being AmericAnizeo. s5if, fs fg.
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Cool FOR The SEAsoN.-A verdant couple
were married in Shepherdstown, WA a
few days ago. The Register says that when
all things were In readiness, the couple on the
floor, the preacher proceeded with his work,
askfnf the groom II he would take this woman
to be his welded wtfe2 and before anything
more was said BY the preacher, the happy
groom exclaimed, "l will in the cool!' The
question was then asked the blu ushing bride ~
she would take this man to be her welded hus.
band to which she instantly answered, ssYou
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TIE FREIANs DENoUNCxD--The servant
girls OF Troy, N. T., held mass meeting on
Saturday night TO protest against any further
demand for money for the Fenians. They
passed resolutions severely denouacing the
manner in wAich previous contributions had
been expended, and questioned the propriety
Of attempting TO uborate Ireland by suhin-
gatlng Canada. t-,ss ay1 5s. -.s -i,.E.
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SENECA sfoSE--i. = p Fl
NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

The SENECA COMPANY are now prepared to
STONE and in any quantity on the most reason
able terms Arramgements will also be perfected
in few days for saving and rubbing stones Of all
= apsiy To- HARRY h. DODGE, Georgesown ,,or at
and Pepnsylsenia avenue, Washington an zp7w
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~ Further particulars Of the Naugatuck
railroad accident discloee tbs tact that pas
seneer car was swept with wonderful rapidity
down the stream by the swollen current.
Eilht lost their lives, and four bodies have
been recovered A cor0ner's jury rendered q
verdict, stating that the bridge was al sim
sufficient structure." taF'is = ~ 3. a. "a h
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EDI AL 8 Z A fF
SURGEON IN CHlEEs

GOLD PENS. every grade OF quality, wor krna n.
NJ ship and price; Gold and silver Pencil Cases,
&c, &c. large assortment INST opened. 1gLTi.
u FRANCk TAYLOR
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DENTISTRY.

w BARNES inserts TEETH ON RUBBER,
w G0Lp and SILVER, very cheap: Fourth
street east; between and streets north Leave
Walk 80 - IN IN
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~ OEc dueS SyEer mas Oeen sentenced to
the chain gang in Richmond, Va, for twenty
days, for attempting to pass himself off as a
United States detective. .as H.. -....
git is believed at Chicago that Goodrich.
who complained OF the grain gamblers, but
has not yet appeared to prosecute, has been
spirited away or bought off.
~ "A newspaper moralist thinks the FASH
ionable watering places are "proliffc sources
OF vice and crime" Perhaps so; certainly
the Springs At Saratoga have occasioned a
good deal OF pu,Yery.
~Roxbury has been annexed to Boston.
and the two cities will therefore be under the
same municipality.
- A new religious sect has sprung up in
Germany: Its pecuIiarities consist in wor-
shippinS In dark room and in silence
ga colony Of coIsred people in Michigan
are seeking good farms in Virginia.
IA lot In Chicago was sold on Wednesday
!oi saMV per front loot, the highest price ever
paid for laad IN that city. 49,. go y..fE
~Mr. Foster, OF Millbridge. Maine, COM,
mitted suicide as relief from business diff.
cuIties. H~ vH HeEa ~ u
0Ths mosquito is said 70 ..bite with sue.
ton pipe and warble with its pinions.,' IS
EIeHT.HovR SYsrRM-Ths Stata yarr.r
ters' and Joiners' Union, Of New Yort. have
passed aresolution caiiing on all carpentsrs,
and joiners' unions to adopt immsdiafsIy the
: SOLDIERS HARvlsTIHo-In eoms oy m.
farming districts Of England, there is scarc,-
ty OF labor which threatens to fnn,ra ths nsr-
vest In view OF this the +" deld .narshal
commanding" has issued an order permItfinr
soldiers % b detailed BY their commandinc
omcers to assist In rcaping. : -
1owA.-A paragraph 70 going the rounds
mai IN the next General Assembly OF Iowa VIII
De calied npon TO eleCt successor 70 Ssnator
9rmee. This 10 mistake. Senator 0Timss'e
term expires in 1871, and his successor wall ba
chosen by the Legislature elected In 1863, and
which meets in January, 1870. I, ,,.-,.sf-s 80
~ Mr.. John Hopkins, Of baltimore. who
has fortune OF twenty millions, II imitS1fn1
the good example OF Mr. Peabody, He has
alresdy founded and endowed hospital ana
An educational instituts, and b planning sev.a
eral other generous schemes. 81 s. Iaasa y
:. ~ The train Of c4zs which forms one OF tia
artrac.ions In sensational drama In Nav
York, nearly ran over one OF the actor ~
oaber evening. It took his hatof and stunned
him considerably. ss.oE n. .I.-g-a.e - :.
~ Ex.Gov. Seymour was one Of ths pall-
tearefs st senator McDougalf's funeral.
ar Dr. Leyburn. young physician ~ r.~
inetop, Vas was found dead il his once =
.hat place Afew dsys ago. -. -
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. IL A terrific boiler explosion occurred on
Monday afternoon, at No. 256 26th street, New
York. The boiler was hurled through the air
distance of $50 yards, falling upon the roof
of foul. r.story dwelling, and crushing Its way
and TWO children were killed, and several oth.
ers were severely injured. The narrow " escapes
from death Of those N the immediate neighbor.
hoods were numerous. The damage to build
ipgsexceeds $25,oOO
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~A coal mine nsaf Brtstol, England, vas
snddeply inundated on the l9th nit while
there were about seventy men and boys in the
thafts They were ALI saysd, Int had mar.
mine after the last load of coaliers had been
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THE CHOLERA In NEW York.-The New
York Expi ess OF Monday evening says:
The father and brother OF the girl, Catharine
J Rahmer, who died OF cholera Wednesday
last at No 235 West 39th street, were seized
with cholera, the latter aged 4, on Saturday,
and the former, aged as, ON Sunday The ia
ther died this morning; the child is very low.
The sickness is attributed to the filth OF the
premises, the uncleanliDess OF the persons and
the improper food eaten. The hsuse is q small
shanty, in dirty nei2hborhood. is ~ .-el
A German man, aged AZ, in avenue B. near
18th street, and another in East 9th street.
were reported sick OF cholera. The former
was In collapse this morning; the latter 10 do
ing well. -.s. 80. ~ q =
The premises in West 39th street have been
have been fumieated with sulph urlc acid eas.
The place will be- thorouG Ghly ventilated and
cleaned before It will be reoccnpied sfa nj
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INVESTMENT OF NORTHERN CAPITAL IN
VIRGINIA.-We are pleased to add another TO
our many instances Of the investment Of
Northern capital in Virginia that have been
chase Of the land Of Mr.. billiard, on James
river. in Nelson county, about twenty five
miles below the city, was completed by Gen.
Stone, late OF the army. There is rich iron ore
on the lands, and they were bought in conse-
quence Of thar fact and for the purpose OF
making iron. The purchase is said to have
been made for Mr. Vanderbilt, the New York
capitalist, who will erect works for smelling
the ore. He is already working iron and coal
mines very extensively in Virginia. Ten
deposited in one OF the Lynchpurg banks
Tuesday. The whole amount we believe IS
Sl2, COO.
We are always glad to hear OF these invest
ments and the consequent influx of capital
and enterprise in our midst Virginia now
Offers great inducements for both. Let them
come.-Lyachturg Virginidn.
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~Mrs. Elizabeth Uady Stanton and Miss
Susan Anthony Of New York. addressed q
very large audience at Lawrence, Kansas, in
eumens IN favor OF equal rights il pronounced
by the State Journal 70 be the finest GRAFTON
ever delivereo in Kansas. A vigorous can.
vaeS IL being made in favor Of striking out the
words "white'' and "male' from the Stase
Constitute W. 80
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STHRL PBNe.-When q steel Den has been
used until It appears to be spoiled, place it
under flame q gas light, for instance, j for,
say, q quarter Of min ute, then dip into water
and it Will be agAin 1T for uss A nav pen,
which ID found too hard to write with, viii be.
come softer by being thus heated. : FT7fos {
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A REMARKABLE CAsG.-A coroner's inQ uest
was recently held In London upon the body of
an unknown woman, supposed to be the Iile-
fifteen years had disguised herself as q man
Several Witnesses testified to the completeness
OF the imposition. The surgeon who was with
her at her death said she b lad ssmost mascu-
line face'' and q slight beard. Her hand was
feminine. ..-
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EXCITING SCENE In A NEW YORK COURT
While the examination of Dan Noble, the pri-
soner in the Royal Insurance bond robbery
case, was proceeding at the Tombs on Mon-
day before Judge Hogan, q scene occurred
which for several minutes created the greatest
sensation. A Mrs. Gilchrlst was on the Wit
ress stand, ana was undergoing a cross-ex-
animation with regard to her former hue band,
John Keene. who the witness testified was
dead. She said he was her second husband
and had just finished relating the oircum-
stances OF their m arriage, and the subseq uent
death of her husband, when the counsel,
glanc,ng towards the door Of an ante-room,
called s.Ionn Keene! ~ and the man for the
ghost, il the witness told the truth) walked
forth. The episode caused the witness to
shrink back and almost faint. As soon as the
excitement was over the examination went on.
the witness testifying she had not eeen her
husband for twelve years, and supposed him
to be deadly. Y. World.
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Virginia News.

heavy loss was sustained recently by a
lady while on board one Of the ocean steamers
between New York and Richmond. The lady
was sitting under the awning on the b hurricane
deck, busily plying her fan. While her atten-
tion was directed TO passing ship, she un.
fortunately piled the fan TOO near her person,
diamond brooch, knocking i, into the sea.
The Bedford Chronicle says, full grown
hyena is at large on the south side OF Bedford,
and is committing depredations upon the
earth from several OF them down TO the cof-
fios 1t is supposed TO have escaped from
some menaGerie. -'4
A man named Edward Gala way, of Bedford
county, committed suicide by drowning him
self, on Thursd day last The cause OF the rash
act is unknown.
The exhibitions or fair Of the Virginia Hor.
ticultural and Pathological Society will com.
mence in Richmond on the 18th OF October
next. The address VIII be delivered on the
night Of the 10th, by Hon. Henry a. Wise.
The Richmond and Dan vile Railroad C,m-
panV are contemplating the building q new
depot, at Richmond, W hieh is to DO a large and
com mmodious structure.
The residence OF Henry A. Wise, in Rich.
mono, was broken into on Thursday night,
at a late hour, and robbed Of q quantity OF sill
yer plate, clothing, &C., oil valued at S2OO. A
negro woman, named Betty Layne, was ar.
lesteo re ,M sasnfasy IN morning on suspicion OF hav-
A wandering swindler has been operating
successfully in Chesterfield county, by selling
70 unsopnisticated colored people farm certif-
Gates At dollar each, possession to be given
January l 1e6e. In cne case, in q spirit OF
liferality, he sold 10 q coiored man one for
himself and another for his grandmother for
one dollar and fifty cents AS soon as the
swindle " as discovered he had to make tracks.
GORDON G. Kent, Esq, OF Wytbe county,
DR. Daniel A. Langhorne, of Lynchburg, and
Abram Fullerton, Esq. of Washington coun-
ty, Were on Thursday appointed proxies for
the State in the Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
road Company, by the Board Of Public w Works,
for the ems uing year.
The tar OF the Rockbridge Agricultural and
Mechanical Society Will be held Hear Lexlng-
ton. at the society's grounds, on the 23d. olth
and 25th days OF October next The fair of
tn g {. Border Agricultural Society" will be
held at Danville on the 5th of November next.
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nR. LEWIE 1 DAVIS DENTAL ASSOCIA.
" TION. -f'-t =.
No. $50 PENNA AVE, ETEfI
Between Eth and 18th streets.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

u TlON.
= No. $50 PENNA AVE, TEELE Il
Between l2th and 18th streets.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
No charge will be made for extracting where Ar.
ifcial Teeth are inserted although the e<r~
stient will be required to pay for thel
surgical operation when performed, which 4o
willbe deducted when the Teeth are made. The
Gold, Silver and Rubber 81, New York, .Philadel-
ph,1a , and Boston prices All persons wishing den
named cities. All work viii be done in the neatest
and best manner, and warranted to give entire
satisfaction. Persons Will do well to call and ex.
anime our work before getting 1t elsewhere. jy Is
n LoeMIs, =. Pa = -, =. :, !.
Plate TEETH, attesd. psrssn.lly as
bic once In tins city. 4anY persone cA1N
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, 1Hsg
and no perSon can wear others Who cannot weaf
these. -
Persons calling ct my once caa beaccoMmcAetedl
Nth any style and pgice Of Teeth they may dsstfes
SSt TO those WHO are psrtio9las. snd vasn s9e Rra
ths. srt ssn proeurs. tSs HiaER1t TS1TH vin
Rooms IN his sss1-Go. ,sss PsnH's ssenns. -.
Meen 9Th and 10th sts. Also, 0O5 Arch ssrees,
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D0-Sentinels In green uniform guard the
closed doors OF the Fenian Convention at
land.F weFEg = s.i
= D0The fever 10 raging at Fort Jefferson,
Dry Toftugas, but whether 1t is the .break
bone" or yeisowffsyer Is updeeidsdI Z 7 -
y o0-Miss HosmsT's Lincoln mon ument is es.
tinaied 70 cost $3.50 COO. Is 81 i = sa,5.
y n6Sepator Drakes Of Missouri, 10 spending
few weeks aa Laneshofo, Mase, on visit 10
hrs fan,ly.gH' t'hfE' 2. 9s,M - 45ss8s Z.
D0itis thought In England that Napo,son
will not 20 10 war until he getsfmors breach.
leaders. King William can count ten TO his
one. 8sf*tib-a sFb3 i14I = nsss 10 -
0M.AIphsnse Dano. late srepressntativs
OF the Emperor, Napoleon at the court OF
Maximilian, in MEXICO, sailed from New York
for France on Seturaay. sf g EAWktaT z - / laEi
:. ~ Paper wsssT- -paila ara manufactured q,
Green Point i. hi q
" The hoG 81 cholsra is prevailing 10 an
alarmins extsnt tH0 lies connty, Va. - 4 4 =.
~ Jones, the ppgiiist was in. the rebsls
army. He now has no lost causes 10 m6uru
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RETURNED RE3ELs.-Gen Canby has issued
an order from the headquarters Second Mill.
tary District. Charleston, S. O., September 2.
He says:-"lt being known that many persons
subject to parole under the terms of surrender
Sf the insurgent armies have. since the 9th dsv
OF April, 1865, voluntarily exied themselves
from the States lately in rebellion, thereby
faithfully observed by Ill others 50 beet there
to. and have since returned to the United
States. it is ordered that all such persons now
resident or domiciled in, or who may hereafter
become resident or domiciled within the limits
OF the second military district-the States Of
North Carollna and South Carolina-be re.
qpired to give, within thirty days after the re-
post or district in which they may be SO resi-
dent or domiciled, the parole prescribed on the
9th day Of April. 1865. The parole will be
given in duplicate, one to be retained by the
person who gives IT, and the other to be for
warded to the district headquarters Tor record
and transmtttal."
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~ A writer from New Orleans, speaking of
the condition OF the country south of Virginia,
says There is literally NO travel on the
roads south Of Richmond. did not see ono
lady travelling on any of the roads between
that city and jackson, Miss. Though the
crops are promising, the country generally is
in distressed condition. IL you wish to see.
desolaton and despair travel from Richmond
TO New Orleans
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OoUNTBRFHIr FIVE CENT PIECRs.-There
are IN circulation ut the south counterfeit We
cent pieces made OF lead, with coat of quick.
silver, very skIlfully executed, and we'll cal.
culsted to deceive. They may, however be
easily detected by tn difference Of weight be.
tween the bogus and the genuine. I'll sf.
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FIRGINIANs As CorToN GRowRRs.-Capt.
F. II. windsor, formerly OF Fairfax county,
and Mr.. Randolph, formerly of Fau0nter
county, who left Virginia at the close of the
late war, and commenced working a cotton
plantation in washington county, Mississippi,
raised tne nrst bale OF neV staple that was
sent 70 the Memphis marketthis season
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~ From Ireland 1t is announced that emf
grafton tt America is again on the increase A
letter from q ueenstown states that since the
first of July there has been great increase of
emigration, and between July Sd and August
22d, thirty three TRANSATLANTIC steamers sailed
from Queenstown to America loaded down
with emigrants.
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n. LoeM1s, n. pa 50. -. :.
486
SEVENTH STREET. ~
NJ ARkR RITE r .

Dealer in choice stock Of ofPAPBRHANGIN0S
WINDOW SHADES, OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
pITURE CORD AND TAssELS, PAINTINGS,
ENGRAyINGS, WALNUT BRACKETS, &c.
J. MARKRITgR,No ass 7th street.
Il IL n. tween d and streets
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nRS. BUTLER AND EVANS H.
- CELEBRATED HOEMQRRHOID,
OR. PILE OINTMENT -

Oh, PILE OINTMENT
Warranted to Cnrs any Case Of Piles
This preparation has for nursber.af years beer,
,s % e the vsEs Dssd rs%ssy for
the the FILES FILES. '%Hh Thoasands Of both , seas;
have used it, and the proprietors have ze-N.
matter how long the standing Of the case We war.
rant cure; and. If no cure or give general satis
faction the money bIs viii b sTfERs tfiGIEfa EVANS
PPI9P,ietSE, RE g, WestminstsI, Carroll Co., ma:
snd II s 9aTnss'' in wa'hnssSn ssS1gs
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN 4,
" LYING. IN ihNfb bsy1un s
Fourteenth street leircle,) corner Of h street,
This Institution has been established for the re-
ception Of patients who may be suffering from dis
OF such females as may require she comforts Of the
The bniidine Is sisuated in tho most healthy yor-
sion Of the District ny tss own grounds.
s ss a9s5 So
ss
HFPsfAt H,sEEastR$Sss y sfhtt' ssz,ft; Il !
S IS s
fs,s ys;s,sssss s1.sss:
GRAFTON TYLER, NJ D., Georgetown.
y HOWARD, u. D., street.
Orders for admission to the free beds IN this hos
gts, tof which there are 80 can be Obtained Of the
Surgeon in chief at this Office 1s4 street, or OF
ANY 1.-THE Medical staff and Of the Revs. Drs Han,
Gurley Gillette, and Coombs. u t.a.s.r-... .I
Wives and widows of soldiers desiring admission
will apply TO the Surgeon General, United States
army. ats 10
Patients living At I. distance who desire to come
10 this ins titntion for treatment priv
rooms by applying by letter to the mAtron Of ths
hospital. A. u. GILLETTE, ID. D.,
au 2s-eoly President. =
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- cts1zen OF N0WeoM county, Miss, has
been tried BY . MAitary O0nmt0ion at Vicks.
burg for ipterferepce, by threats, With regis.
traitor, Hs was. fopnd entity and sentencsd
70 ninety days tmpfiSoninent.
~ Mady persons seres wisa 9 writer in the
Christian Exauninef TINT there Ii = WitIe.
spread ouyicttcn that ours colleges, as at pre-
sent organiaed, are not ESceomplIshing A,l that
this generation has fjght 70 demand of them,
!, ~ In congfqqence OF the numerous suits
broukht By Northern creditors a9ainst insn5.
vent mercAauHs Ia Hi0hnhoud, several of III
latter have taken, advantage OF the Saskrnns
act Forty Appli licatiops we're fled ON FriSsy
Withrhe H6ktetef. go, 5 = : -. : : :
boarding house, wants TO kuow .thow b,s,;nr
nd hpesink atihe table may b prsyentsn'
among recently married peopis.is is.i : W
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DIVoRCKe IN COHNEOTIOUF.--In the suall
State Of Connecticut. it ie stated that not less
than four aundred and eiKhty-eIg divorces
LAWYER fns the Connecticut Leeislsture said IN
debate hat he had himself procured within
the year three dtvorcaer for one woman.isea sf
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First National Bank Of Washington

First National Bank OF Washington
D. COOKE, fof Jay Cooke Co.. President.
WIN. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
l4sA street, opposite the Treasury Depdrtmsas.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
etates
~GNE MILLION DOLLARSA
webuE and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT
EECURgTIES at current market rate
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection,
o. ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
VNITED STATES
Weprrchase Government Vouchers On the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF B USINESS MEN and FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to US.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfally f'-7iisAed
VIM. s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, March 70, 1855. m2l-n
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN MONEY AND Bonds
SHREWD OPKRATION.-The Baltimore Com
mercidt OF this morning says: Several days
since mention was made in the several city
papers OF the mysterious disappearance from
the Franklin Bank, IN this city, of a box con.
tanning large amount in money and bonds
which bad been deposited by Messrs. Mc cCleish
Rives d Co., Exchange Place. The matter
was placed in the hands of the noted indepen.
lent detective firm OF Smith, Pearson Il West
who soon succeeded in getting a trace of the
stolen bonds, $500 worth of which had been
purchased by broker in this city. The
thieves had escaped, and it was feared that
they WeHld get taWay: not so however, as shown
by the sequel. They were traced TO Philadel-
phia, and from thence to New York, where
The services CT Chief Detective John S. Young
were obtained, who, in company with the
shrewd Baltimore '.Oops, "as the detectives al
termed, discovered that the money was con-
cealed. and that the thieves had escaped to
Canada. The stolen property, however was
traced to q house in New York, where II had
been left by some one. This house was close
ly watched. and on Monday morning, the de.
tectives having applied at the house aforesaid,
the package containing the stolen property was
quickly delivered up. and on Yesterday
Messrs Pearson West arrived in Baltimore,
having in their posses sion $500 In bonds and
over 600 in Southern bank notes, the en-.
tire contents OF the box. The theft Of the box
still remains somewhat a amystery, but the par
ties en- gagged are such expert operators as to
leave no doubt but that it was stolen in broad
daylight by some ruse whilst the ba NIX Off GERS
were present . EXIT ~ > -