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ECONOMY should be practised by everybody
in all things. One dollar expended now in pur-
chasing bottle OF Jayne's Expectorant, by
those troubled with slight Cough or Hoarse-
ness or Sore Throat, may save the expense OF q
doctors bill. A neglected Cough often ends in
Consumption. A slight Inflammation of the
lining OF the wind tubes the usual symptoms
OF which are Sore Throat and Pain in the
Breast, will soon lead, through want of atten-
tion TO Bronchitis A days delay may entail
months of suffering. Let the afflicted try at
once Jayne's Expectorant. 1t is a standard
remedy, and its curative properties have been
tested by thousands of persons who have re-
covered their health by It's use. Prepared only
nj No 212 Chestnut street.
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WASHINGTON.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON. February 8.
UnyaatI0atIn0 "a CharRa.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPHsl
WASHINGTON February9.
Investigating a Charge.
The Joint Committee on Printing commenced
by the Soldiers and Sailors Union, that the s0l-
diers discharged from the Government
printing office to make places for secesstontsSs
Wendell denies this.
Gen. Banks Gives Elm Views ON RecoMS
Mr.Banks was listened to with marked atten-
tion in the House to-day, as he opposed all ex-
isting plans of reconstruction one by one, and
then gave his own views.
GANoTHER ACCoUNT.l
The House listened with unusual attention
to-day TO General Banks, who opposed both the
Orr suffrage and amnesty plan and the StevenS
military government programme, submitting
his own ideas of a reconstruction under Fede-
raj authority, which would protect all loyal
men.
An Appropriation for Purchase OF BOOICss
The House Committee on Appropriations
have decided unanimously to recommend an
appropriation of one hundred thousand dollars,
for the purchase OF Peter Forces collection Of
books and manuscripts.
The Contraction OF the Currency.
The Finance Committee will agree to the Loan
ing that Secretary McCulloch is to go on retir-
ing four millions per month. Only with this
compromise could 1t pass.
SugRr-Cane Seed.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture has lust
susar-cane seed It viii be e. ready for distriSTs e
tion in few days.
Land Office.
Returns received at the General Land Omca
show that 10 $50 acres OF the public lands were
| at the following offices :-Ironton, Mo-, 8l2I
/ acres; Humboldt, Kansas, 2726 acres. The
| greatest portion of these lands were taken up
under the Homestead law, for actual settlement
1 and cultivation, .......
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HoFF's MALT EXTRACT.-NumberlesS are the
certificates received sustaining the great and
good qualities of this beverage of health. IL
is one of the latest blessings which exhausted
and weak persons have received. Since its
recent introduction, the approval of the Ameri-
can public Is so unanimous that 1t has become
as popular here as in the countries of the East.
person should be withoutit The General A gent
Is Ward j. Caffee, s. f. corner Front and Ches-
streets.
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MARRIED.

BROwN-SCOTT.-O Thursday, February T. at
Trinity Chapel New ork city, by the Rt Rev. Bishop
Potter D. D. assisted by the Rev. Morgan Dix, d. D.,
the Rev THOMAS MCKE BROWN, OF East New
York. to MARY E.. daughter OF William Scott, Esq.,
New York
ARPENTER-SMITH.-On the 9Th instant, by the
Rev. DIR. Bomberger, Mr. CHARLES +. CARPEN-
TER to Miss LIZZIE SMITH, both of this city.
DEVINNY-SENIOR-O Monday evening, the
4th instant by the Rev F. A. Foggo OF Christ Church,
Mr.. GEORGE w. DENINNY to Miss HANNAH
SENIOR, both of this city.
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ARRESTED FOR PICKING POCKETs.-A
man giving the name of Robert Thompson
was arrested at Penn and Lombard streets yes
terday afternoon, on charge OF larceny II
appears that Robert was arrested for making a
most unfortunate mistake on his part, In tit
of absence of mind very likely5 he put his
hand into the pocket of a man named Mr. Bow
ing, at the Sailors Home, and took out his
pocIet-book. containing S25. Some person
rested. He had a hearing before Alderman
Beiter, and not being able to convince thar
gentleman of It's all being a mistake ne was
held in $500 bail to answer the charge of
larceny,
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of our old friend, JACOB n. Yeager, who has been
so successful in this world as to secure the pub
lie house at No. IL s. Broad street. where he has
opened the La Pierre Billiard Rooms, with
seven hrst-class tables and concomitants. He
has also made arrangements for dispensing the
best liquors, wines. and cigars. He would like
TO meet all of his old friends at his new head
quarters, and hopes that each will take his
"cue" from this. Don't forget Yeager's motto
"Many Happy DAYS
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AMONG THE PATENTS recently issued by the
Patent Commissioner at Washington, is one for
dressing grindstones." We know OF an excel.
lent plan for dressing the Commissioners, and
that is To send their orders and measurement
70 Charles Stokes g. Co., under the Continental.
Persons may think, by this notice, that we
"have an axe to GRIND" ourselves
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IF You WANT A RELIABLE AND USEFUL
FAMILY CASE OF MEDICINES we can conscien-
tlously recommend one OF Dr. Humphreys
Homeopathic Specifics. Having used them
ourselves, and knowing OF their extensive use Dy
OF them to all who desire having such an
arrangement for family use. See advertisement
in another column,
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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 & Co,
FIFTH AND Tower HALL-
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AppOintme ents by Governor Geary.

HARRISBURG February Ex-Governor GearE
announced the following appointments:-
Flour Inspector, General Robert l.. Bodines
Picked Fish, George Comingst, Inspector of
Sated Provisions, William j. Mccormick; In,
spector of Lumber, Charles Q. OyerbaCk,
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WHAT A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY is Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer! 1t not only cures
the ills of the human family, but is also the sure
remedy for horses with collie, and has never
been known to fail in the worst cases; and for
sprains, gals, etc, it never fails-try it once,
Directions accompany each bottle Sold by
Druggists sgenerally.-ReRtonC Co. (hy.) Democrat.
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ARRIVED FROM New ORLEANS. - The
Star of the Union Southern steamship Com
pany's line, left New Orleans on the Sd inst,
and is due at this port tomorrow night. She
crossed the bar on the dth.
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FoRGEBY.-August Aullord was arrested
this. morning by Detective Taggart, upon the
charge OF forging checks for various sums on
different banks in the city. He will have a
hearing AT the Central Station to-day.
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OPENED FOR DIVINE SERvICK.-The new
Protestant Episcopal Churchof st. James, Fifty
second and Paschall streets, Hestonville, will
he opened for Divine service on Sunday, the
10th instant, at 1015 A. NJ, and 81 Z. NJ.
The new church Is of brown stone of Gothic
architecture, 80 by Go feet, with tower, and
chimes of six bells, the gift of II. & s. TaslSer.
When completed will cost about $50 900.
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TO THE PUBLIo.-J. J. urtle, 926 Chestnut street
Importer of Wines, Teas, Crosse & Blackwell's
Pickles. Sauces, etc, Will shortly open large stock
of goods. Previous to whIcI is offered choice
assortment Of genuine Havana Cigars, imported in
the steamers "Hendrick Hudson" and "Stars and
StriDes,
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION Charles Spen-
ser was arrested this morning at Tenth and
Chestnut streets, by Reserve officer Parker. He
is charged with entering No. Alb Chestnut street,
on Tuesday night, and stealing Sl75 worth OF en-
graVeTs' tools. hearing in the case will be had
this afternoon.
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A JEHU ARREsTED.--Hiram Bush was
driving horse and wagon up Market street
this morning. In front Of him was a colored
lndiVldual named John Turner watching a
milk cart The Jehu, when he approached,
sang,out for him to get out OF the way. John
not doing so Immediately, Hiram came very
rested, and held in $500 bail by Alderman
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LARCENY.-John Altemus was arrested
this morning by Lieutenant Hampton for the
larceny OF gold watch valued at $500. the pro-
perty OF h. Peterson. He will have "a hearing
to-day.
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THE FINEST JAPAN TEA, and the best Oolong
Tea in the city, at 81 q pound, is on sale at
Richard w. Fairthornes, No. 2O5 North Ninth
street above Race
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YOUNG TILL-TAPPER.-JOhn MuldoOn,
precocious young scamp, only eleven years OF
age, was arrested yesterday morning at Third
and German streets on charge of larceny.
John, although such very young boy, Is said
TO be utterly incorrlgible. He is said to
have been engaged in several affairs of the kind
before He had a hearing before Alderman
Tittermary, and exhibited q GOODNESS that would
not have disgraced an old hand at the business.
The Alderman sent MIN below until he could
answer the charge of larceny
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REASONABLE PRICES.
NoTE,-Those who recommend their friends
to our establishment may rely upon
our best efforts TO please them, and
we guarantee the prices to be the very
lowest in the city.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
POPULAR CLOTHING,
S, Z, CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
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MATTERS ON THE RTvER.-The Steamer
Hunter, bound for Providence, was fool-hardy
enough to venture down this morning. She
succeeded In reaching Greenwich Point, when
the Captain, enteTprlsing as he was. found the
ice almost as heavy as, occasionally, at home
He managed to make the Poiut-House piers,
and subsequently attempted to put back to her
wharf, which It would have been better for her
II she had never left. She is now lying broad
side to, or across the descending ice, wedged in
n mass OF drift, close upon the Pennsylvania
shore.
The Saxon is at Billingsport.
The Peshavend lies where she first struck, of
Eagle Point.
The Ice Boat is cutting away at the lower
end, in order to open the channel for the Saxon.
The Roman, from Boston. is coming up.
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FRESH PAPER SHE'LL ALMONDS. Fnberts, English
Walnuts, Raisins, etc., can be had at all times
or George W. jenkins, No. 1887 Spring Garden
oNr
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BREAKING UP.-Stokes & Co., Clothiers, under
the Continental, are now, In view of the break
ing up Of winter, closing out their fine Winter
ClOLhinR regardless of cost
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UNO CASE AND FANCY BOX MAKERS.-WE
have fancy German n-SilVer EscuLcheons Name
Plate, and Box Clasps, Brass Case Clasps Roy and
case Hinges in twelve-inch lengths Stop Hinges RnS
Handles and Locks, TRUMAN & SHAW,
No. SS5 eight Thirty-five) Market ST. below Ninth
A SIX YOUR NEIGHBOR WHO USES A
n Pateut Clothes Wringer II is not worth ali iIs
cost in saving clothes labor. and time. r. then Won
decide buy one, look al the various styles wa 90
for sale. - , . ,, TRUMAN & SHAW
No. So { Fight IhirtN-hVel Market s.. hslov Ninth
VGTASTE OF OIL, BY CARELESS PUrrING
w down an oiler. Is prevented in the patant arti
cles as from their peculiar shape they i'm mediateiy
place themselves upright. sizes suitable Tor m 4;
chinsts for sewing machines and those or the us"I
description, tor sale by TRUMAN ~ SHA Wa
No xS5 (Eaht Thirtv-hvel Marke' ~ haInrT Ntn,h
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STEALING MARKETING.-Last evening. an
old lady went out marketing, and after getting
in her weekly supply of meat and vegetables
she went TO a grocery store at Eighth and Lom-
bard streets TO get her groceries. She left her
basket at the door as she went In. A negro
named William Manson had cast his covetous
eyes upon the basket, and no sooner had she
turned her back than Manson picked up the
basket and made off, However, his anticipated
Sunday dinner was spoiled and he was brought
to at seventh and Lombard streets, and then
taken before Alderman Morrow TO answer the
charge oflarceny. Manson is said TO be an old
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Latest Markets BY Telegram.

NEW YORK, February 9.-Stocks are steady,
Chicago and Rock Island 80; Reading. l04i%.
Canton, 46}s; Erie, no; Cleveland and Toledo,
90; Cleveland and Pittsburg 9sA; Pittsburg'
Fort Wayne, and Chicago, l0S2s; Michigan Gen.
trail, I14gs; Cumberland, 36; Virginia IS, 81.
Missouri 6s 94; Hudson River, 3ON: Un'itei
s. Ten-forties lOos; Seven-thirtfes, first series
l06zs; second series, 1861; Sterling ExohanRe'
lOS1S; sight bills, l091S; GOLD, lS7, e's
New YORK, February 9-Cotton stead1, ot sol.
@34. Flour dull; State, S9l5@l2 Ohio Sii.I06
1SlO Western, s9l5@l2; Southern, SiO9Oal6.50.
Whisky dull. Mess Pork, S2Ve2%. N'-'
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"WooDBURN GRANeE."-We have re-
received from 4. B. Peterson q Brothers' No. 3Oe
Chesnut street, an advance copy OF ''Woodburn
Grange" by William Hewitt. It is handsomely
Wllrnotice the work AZ length Ia a fsw DAYS.
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REV. PHILLIPS BROOKS will, tomorrow
evening at 7I% o'clock, preach at Grace Church
(P. Ed, TWelIth and Cherry streets We doubt
not but that the services aud sermon will be Of
q most interesting nature,
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM WORTH SEEINa.-S.
Fitzpatrick, No. l744 Olive street, cured by Dr.
Filters Remedy. No cure, no DaY.
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RIVER PIRArEs.-A couple of enterprisinn

fellows went aboard the schooner George M
Ridgway, lying at the foot of Laurel street
wharf and made away with quantity of loose
rope, They were arrested yesterday at Beach
and Poplar streets, and gave the names of
Robert McIlhenny and James Smith. The pro-
perty was in their possession, and was all re-
covered and restored 10 the owners. The two
prisoners had a hearing before Alderman
Toland, who held them in $500 bail TO answer
the charge OF larceny. McIlhenny has had a
bench warrant out for his arrest for about four
or five months, for an offense cOmmitted about
that length of time ago.
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SELLING IT Too CHEAP.-Yesterday after

0hLLlNG II IOO dlUCI-
noon, a man named William Baker was ar
rested at Second and Otter streets, on a charge
OF larceny. 1t appears that the officer on that
beat observed Baker carrying box of soap,
which he would offer to sell TO persons passing
AS he did not look like mercantile man, the
that he asked the small sum of Sl'25 for the box
which was worth at least S5. There being such
a remarkable reduction in even the wholesale
price of the article, William Baker was taken
into custody and escorted to Alderman Shoe
makers office, where he had a hearing on the
charge of larceny, and was held In $500 bail to
answer. The soap can be had by applying at
the Tenth District Station House.
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OAK HALL,

WANAMAKER & BROWN,
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
WANAMAKER IL BROWN,
OAK HALL,
POPULAR CLOTHING,
POPULAR CLOTHING,
POPULAR CLOTHING,
SIXTH AND MARKET.
For MEN AND BOYS.
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
For MEN AND BOYS.
REASON ARTE pRTcES
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INDIA RUBBER MACHINE BELTING

J. STEAM PACKING HOSE. ETC "NS@A""
65I 6nEi1eeEs % ana dealers will find full assortment OF
t1Ts1s rAUkdHG HOSE, ETC., Rt The ManufAo
GOODYEAR'S,,
No. sos CHEsNUT Street.
n, B-We have a new and cheap article OF q
llhN and PAVEMENT HOSE very cheap, 20
we R11enLlVn OF the public IA called,
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FINALE COMPLAINTS should be cured, as the
surely can be, by few doses of Ayers Sarsaparilia
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A SUCCESSFUL BURGLARY-A Down
TOWN DRY GOODS STORE GUTrED.-At very
early this morning the dry goods store OF Mr.. A.
PhaTaZyn, No. 229 South street, was entered by
burglars. The latter were evidently no appren-
tices at the business. as everything goes to show
that they entered on their work with a methodi-
cal coolness that, 10 an outsider, would be quite
refreshing, II IL were not for the thought of the
loss Inflicted upon the poor victim. The bur
glary must have been consummated between
the hours of 2 and o'clock. A jimmy was used
to pry open the shutters of IA side windoN the
fastenings of which were very insecure. By
simply raising sash they had uninterrupted
entrance into the store, and the gas being
lighted they had the whole field of operations
mapped out That 1t was some one acquainted
with the store is very evident from the manner
in which they made their selections of plumber.
The latter comprised an assortment of long
shawls, ribbons, fine merinoes, cassimeres, fine
shirts, neck-ties, etc., amounting in value to
quite, if not over, $500. They eVinced proper
idea of business by not disturbing the less valu-
able goods, and contenting themselves with the
most valuable, enough OF which were taken TO
start a small business After they had secured
their "pile," they walked out OF the front door,
and left for parts unknown.
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An IRREPREssIpLE EBELLIGERENT.-At

A VICTIM OF MISPLACED CONFDENCE.-
gentleman from the rural section, whilst
paying a visit to this city, made the acquaint-
ance of a free-and-easy fellow this morning,
who was willing to show him the elephant and
do the agreeable for the sake Of his company.
Amongst the rest of the places they visited was
a clothing establishment at the southeast COR
ner of Second and Market streets. There the
gentleman tried on a suit OF store clothes, with
an eye to purchasing. Whilst he was doing
this his new-found friend went through his
breeches pockets, and abstracted from thence
a pocket-book containing SlS5. When the
"friend" had secured his toll, ," he took French
leave, and was no more seen or heard tell Of at
the latest adviceS.
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PETTY POLICE CAsES.-A man giving the
name of John Gallagher had hearing before
Alderman Toland last evening" on charge OF
larceny. IL appears that he took a violent
fancy to a whip and bride which he saw at
MI Stuckert's stables, in Fifth, above Green
street, and walked off with them without ask
ing the owners leave, and afterwards tried 70
sell them at large discount upon their real
Andrew Gordon, a poor insane young man,
was picked up by the police in the Twenty
seventh Ward, whilst wandering around the
streets. When taken before Alderman Allen,
IL was some time before he could be persuaded
TO give MS real name lie was committed to
who reside In the city, may find and take proper
charge OF him.
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VINO MAKES THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CLOTHING!
wANAMAKRR & BROWN,
OAK HALL, =
POPULAR CLoTHIRRs,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets,
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A SURE remedy for Chnls and Fever. Ayers
Apue Cure never fails
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Weep no more; she is at rest The light OF imrnor
tally with rays softer than the OF spring re-
nlumes the sunless solitude of the tomb Streams OF
unnumbered joys and visions OF celestial lOYeliness
open from the peary gates of Paradise to glad the
reawak kened soul. the body rsposes beneath IN
solemn shades of Laurel H and the spirit in our
gathered 10 - snntleSs fold. 0
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ans elmer 8eu6Iferun9 $1,000 gseTuobnein iuiro
binreideuo aeing Il nif3e Snftruttion ermDahbtH.
Soarb III guten Sduiern pDbentlt9 uon $l-o.
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Gbrinie ilne Ybarmacie.
Soitpb Sones ". o, 9rOfeifOr Der 9bgf0Iesite
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