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BEARINGS AT THB CENTRAL STATIoS.--Henry.
McMenamin, residing at No. 1920 South
Eleventh street, accused Henry Valentine OF
robbing him of $40 on Sunday morning, In q
saloon at Sixth and Chestnut streets.
Mr.. Warnock, sworn, said that McMenamin
and another man brought q man down and
stated he had robbed them, and that the bar
tender at Sixth and Chestnut streets saw the
prisoner take the money from McMenamin,
to- morrow.
Hugh Laughlin was charged with cruelty to
animals in beating horse that had fallen at
Tenth and Chestnut streets. He was held till
the owner OF the horse has q hearing
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Shin News.

DETROIT, Dec 9.-The tug Grant returned
from the barque Ellsworth, ashore at Athenia.
She was unable to save the vessel.
The barQues Annie Vaught and Alice Richards
are ashore at Spectacle Rect. The crews
escaped in small boats to Duncan City, but the
vessels are a total loss.
The tug Moore arrived this morning from
Buffalo, with three barges, nine days out.
Schooner swallow arrived.
These vessels will all lay up here. The river
is full of floating ice, and navigation may be
considered closed.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Tbe propeller Argus, from
New York for Boston, before reported in Vine.
yard Sound with her machinery disabled,
parted her hawser, and went ashore on the 9th
instant on Nashawena. Crew saved. Vessel
blged and going to pieces. She was thirty five
tons burthcn, and was recently built at Will
mington, Delaware. She was designed for q
tug boat, and was valued at $4,000
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FOURTH EDITION
FORTIETH CONGRESS- SECOND SESSION.


Senate.
IN, Dec s.-The Chair laid before the
Senate the reso. Of impartial su ftsge, cOntemnIng
q 6 Maine yS, Rey 0 Be- SnSus snS SS '0'o
states and asking thar from the PsymAsser.9en,s-
raj in answer to an inquit 'aymaster Glenns Re-
FeEqsgi TegSTd to the robbery Of ,tat,vos.
House or RopFeGs> 'ker proceeded az
tb bw4sESsFSS pee sTh s dSy 70 GsI the
sts, ~ s, es and Territories FOR bills ~ 'd ,...o
S%ss SSRs and JOIN. rssg Oo-% -rrSsS Ssf
Oint resolutions ofthe Ge3sa5s Msq9 sIs TelG&S &
t9 It'll The assassination Of John r. Robl aiIroSd
relation 70 Ts ing e s9s.s s9S
Of geisshts and ana eEpress Sepsndenos.
rsfersd to the ITssls spPopsIo iEE Con- 5 aSsn
tbsSSpS S s5 Ss sStsySng ys, a. ~ gASthSrlisE oeTa
Gates Gates Of ,6 The The leg ,Legssturs cf new HSmps
By Mr.. Ferris IN Y.)-To perpetua to testirn USm-
She I United States Courts. Referred to JudiciSN
,,aoS ny MT Z; Xan M wyok IN Y)AuthorizluE tine the
secretary OF the Treasury, to revoke Che ora aud
restore such Bank 70 the owners tbsIeS @ Rs reO
nv sHe s Rarbs & on sSnking and Currency to
nsyetlon in the liver and AeIR IPRSsSsq aSsei e'
E{0PP%eT9s e Also 70 PISTids doyeFnmsnt bGiS
an 6ro0Kiyn, New York Referred to COMMITTEES q
BY Mr. Williams Und.) to exempt fronr. tatatftn
20 peT on Ws STSsp sSs Ssrsn srsS ~
oeB Rs,eTr S0o6 d 81 ~ TeieTsnos to nataal,sed ct
@ II declares that citizens Of foreign birth who have
se seep aaiSTa5ed under the Consultation and awsy
them the protection that is accorded natlv ssborn
,bs IsaT M; BIo% We We ll the Secretary
monthiy In redsemIss bonda ans a scEs
Referred 20 Committee on WAYS ana Means
OF ea5s at Oe Pr9 t Ds fer she @
'r.et Court; Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
feTrtd to The COMMITTEES on XpproprIaIioSs He-
The Dill prevents The PAYMENT OF claims for seizure
tention Of appliances or for trans
OF Gss ed y 6 eS,sgEe, es oey9ad the
for the use and occppation Of lands in the Insured
.,dy by MI Hewcom5 Mo} NC 70 abolish the office Of AS
act Of March 3. 1884, Referred to Committee Re-
BY MT Lynch MEL to provide for the resumption
Of specie Pas ment Referred to Committee on Bank
The pm provides that from the Ist Of March 1885,
be destroyed, notes Issued, payable in coin
In ore year from date on demand, At :he Treasury.
tender for, all purposes; including the re-
the payments for impcst duty and for coin Interest
on en- bonds and after maturity shall be
ment and that the Secretary Of the TreasuTy may.
iSan ssss but ''i%s nSi
to enable him TO redeem bonds not exceeding 6fty
subsequently, Mr. schenck tohio) gave notice that
he would ave TO refer this bill TO the COMMITTEES
by MI Lynch sMe;l to provide against undue ex:
col al and Referred
The bi authorizes the Secretary Of the Treasury to
be lawful IL SS T Id a. Se per
BY Mr.. Wilson tohlol 70 authOrizetne state authori
Referred TO Judiciary Committee.
By M 70 sTsnS o saS c
RrSa a | be e Pas Ssne SHs rSSc o
mi1tee. I proyites for the establlshment OF com
me s 20 ana lao 6 S to S annually
freight and passengers on that road.
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--latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Dec s,-gotton quiet at l79I71sc.
Flour firm aud O@l roc. higher; 10000 barrels sold;
State, Ss5o@lO75; Ohio, sg9O@l2 s5 Western, $3.50
1870; Southern. t09I425; California, sI2@9l25O. Wheat
firm and 2D3c. higher. Corn firm and lc. higher.
Oats firm. and l@2c; higher; Western, s4@Ss Barley
advancing Beet quiet Pork steady new mess, s2l@
81 So. Lard steady Whisky dull.
BALTIMoRE Dec. 9-,Cotton quiet and arm at l7A@
1ac for middlings. Flour stit, and SOC. higher Tor
the best qnalty OF City mills; other brands have
improved 25c. Wheat firm at Saturdays quotations.
Corn firm; sales of new white at Sll8@l'28 yell
low at 81 20; prime dry Western mixed, Sl'ls0i 20.
Oats, 7274c Rye firm at l6UG1I65 for Pennsylvania.
Provisions dull and steady.
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MIsbEMEANOR. "A small speculation Just
brought to light has resulted badly for the par
ues concerned In IL. William Armstrong and
mIcnael, MS brother, taking advantage OF the
niiEhLly rush OF amusement seekers at the
w alnut," determined TO reap little OF the
golden harvest which was there being realized.
ON Saturday night they purchased about two
oozen tickets, at the rate Of twenty-five cents
eacn, ana squeezing themselves out of the crowd
tney sold these same tickets to those who had
Ihe most meagre anticipation of ever getting
INTO the theatre that night for the sum OF thirty
cents, thus realizing glorious bonus of i've
cents on each. The proprietors of the theatre
complained of this, and on that same night, just
as the brothers were realizing the great profits
Of their scheme, they were arrested and COM
mitted.
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ANGELICA KAUFFMANN.-No better theme for
a homily on the vanity of fame could We Il ba
found than the life Of Angelica Kauffu ann.
In the latter half of the last century her name
was familiar to the whole Of the fashi 1nable
world her sayings were quoted, her dr 'ss was
copied, her pictures were admired, I'd, still
better bought for large sums and he' talents
and beautv were extoiled to tho skies In the
Sa SsS Hs i 'm S GO SsnS:d Sss
in the %as. minds Gs picture E n g. Of 1ffGS e:
dismal alleg Gallery, while to others IL IL
the Natio%2Ms i%Ss the painter of that pietaye was
blank; ;zcI Of the fashionable world, TIE frsnd Of
the iashSa IaGb rs Reynolds-the then q eraaidsnt os
Pr pr Royal Aoademy-and herself the flrst ladv
painter dignifed with the rank Of Royal
Aoademician'
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0k OENT EpTION OF DICKENs, WORKS.
PETERsoNs' CHEAP EDITION FOR THE
MILLION.

T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS, No. SO CHEs-
NUT Street, Philadelphia have in press and Will pub
llsh at once entire NEW AND CHEAP EDITION
OF CHARLES DICKENS WORKS. Each book
will be printed from large type, that all can read, and
each work will be issued complete in large octave
volume, with a New illustrated Cover, and sold at
the low price of Twenty five Genus volume, or Four
Dollars for a complete set. This edition will be
called "PETERSONS' CHEAP EDITION FOR THE
MILLION" and Will be the cheapest edition Of the
works OF Charles Dickens printed The first
volume is now ready, being
OLIVER TWIST.
His Life and Adventures With New illustrated
Cover. Price Twenty-Five cents.
All the other volumes, complete the series Will
follow in rapid succession. Booksellers and News
Agents will be supplied at our usual low rates
For sale by all Booksellers. Ask for "PetersonE'
Edition. and take other Copies will be sent, free
of postage on RECEIPT OF Twenty-Five cents, by
Il. II. PETERSON Il BROTHERS,
Jt4p Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa
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T HIR D EOlTIO N
FROM BALTIMORE TODAY
Fire at q HoteI-AnOe Oer Declsion-MOve-
msnts OF JeR Davis, Etc.

monts OF JeM DhNIsj Hto'
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THH vENING TELEGRAPH. ]
BALTIMORE, Dec "a p>0rtion of the east
wing of the Maltby House, oo cupied mainly by
servants and employees of til b, tel, was burned
yesterday evening; one man WA badly injured.
The loss Is estimated at ten tho usand dollars,
which is covered by Insurance.
Judge Dobbin this morning, IN the Superior
Court, decided the mandamus case OF the old
constables appointed by Chapman to restrain
the new constables appointed by Mayor Banks
from acting, but as the decision susI aims the
Bank appointments, the decision will be ppealed
from. This decides smil6r case pending be-
tween the old and new Judges Of the Appeal
Tax Court.
JEFF. Davis did not visit West river, as repofted
being prevented by rough weather He was at
Emanuel Chulch yesterday. II is intensely
cold, and there is good skating here.
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AT A MEETING of the Trustees of the Riverside
Institute, held in Philadelphia December 7, A, D
1857 statement was made by the Chairman OF the
Building Committee, after which the following
luton unanimously adopted by the Board of
Trustees
ReSotUed, That efforts to establish the Riverside
Institute have been responded to by generous pub
lie In such to satisfy that the success
of the Institution is placed beyond peradvsnture and
earnestly invite the public at large to give liberal
encouragement and prompt assistance to establish
this Institute upon safe and permanent basis, 10 the
end that 1t may become a credit and ornament to
the country, and a help to the Government in It's
great national duty Of educating the OF lis sol
ders for the duties and responsibilities OF citizenship
WE HAVE examined the monum ent Just erected at
the marble yard of Henry S. Tarr & Son. No. 71o
Green street. for the late General David B. Brney,
and would express perfect satisfaction with it In
every respect and derous that the public should
examine 1t evious to its erection in the cemetery
(Signed) GEORGE BULLOCK,
JOHN w. EvERMAN,
DAVID WINEBREHNER,
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Stocks in New York To-DaY.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9-Smith. Randolph g. Co.,
Bankers, No l6 South Third street, and No.
3 Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows
United States 1875, l123s@l125s.
Omitted States 5-20s, 1862, l073ztgI08,
United States 5-20s, 1854, 10434@l05
United States 520s, 1865, l055s(9l051z
United States 5-20s, new, 1855, I079S0lO77a.
United States 5-2Os, 1867, lO734@ @t0715.
United States l040s, l0l4@l0l15.
June and July 1905, l05@l051s.
The market shows considerable activity, and
is quite firm in consequence Of the ecent action
OF Congress.
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HEjSecretary of the Treasury's Report reveals a
gerry ctory of the national finances and,
says the Secretary, Ths is q fitting opportunity
10 further provide for its improvement" Speaking
Of "ftting opportunities" they abundant as
tnp customers this of the year the large
Ready Made eCothing House of Charles Stokes Co.,
,,pdar tho Continental
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AUCTION SALES.
[For additionaL Allcttons see Me SeUenth :

NJ THOMAS d SONS, NOS. l3S AND 141
~ FOTR1'B Street
SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS,
Embracing a Great Variety of Choice Works in
superb Bindings Splendid Bibles Miscellaneous
Publications. Juveniles Etc,
On Tuesday, Wednesday. and Thursday Afternoons,
Dec mber TO- IL, and H.
Commencing each day at3 O'Clock. Included are
Dores Millions Paradise Lost; Don QuiXote; Elaine;
Dante and Baron Munchausen; Bulwer, Cooper, Dick
ems Irving. and shakespeare's Works. Book Of Gems;
Hume's England Court OF NapoleoD; Sloan's Archi-
lecture; Loves and Heroines OF Poets Wayerly
Websters Pictorial Dictionary Blacks General tas
Cassin's Mammalogy and Orn1thology; Bard's Nam
mails of North America; British Essayists Snowden's
Coins ar M G dals, etc, l204t
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AND No sOe BRoADw&Y. Il NEW YoR

THE GRAND EcqET.-The grand secret in medca
tion is to help Nature SUSTAIN and REeULATE-
these the Alpha and Omega OF the only theory Of
cure that has for Its basis II the ner-
vous system is sha tered the muscles weak, and the
miEd like the body, in state Of partial collapse
what is It best to do? Reason teaches us the answer
BUILD UP YOUR MAN. Brace him as you would
brace a totterng edlhce. The pabulum he needs is
Tonic Alternative. Bring him up out OF the depths of
Debility and Dependency with HosrETrERs
BITTEES. They cannot injure. A child may take
them In doses suited to its years without the posi-
bllity OF harm. The enfeebled vital powers
to respond energetlcally to their action the
wed grass to erect It's blades under the vlvifying
and refreshing rain. In all Of debility the
BITTERS absolutely required There sub
stitute or succedaneum that will fill their place
Resort TO the most wonderful of modern tonics, and
ALL WILL BE WELL, Bear in mind that in Dys-
pepsia, Intermittent Fevers, Bilious Disorders and
Affections OF the Nerves, other medicine will
produce 1.-THE OF the good effect that invariably
follows the use Of this excellent INVIGORANT AND
CORRECTIVE.
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MARRIED.

KENYoN-RUGGl Es.-on the h instant, by the
Vow York TO Miss MYRA a.. youngest daughter OF
James Ruggies, Esq, OF Philadelphia"
TTuTTEN-HOI,L-On Thursday evening, Decem-
1877 at the residence OF the brides sister by the
1ay Adam Hinkle. FRANCIS NJ. TIETJEN, or Bal
Moore Nd TO PAULINE l., HOLL OF Camden,
n, J.
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AN UNJUST CHAReE.-We are authorized to
deny the statement made in an article pub
lished in a Sunday paper yesterday, headed
"A Conciliatory Feast" said to have been given
to Collector John H. Diehl, of the Second Dis
trict. at the Farragut House, Broad and Pas
syupk road, by the distillers and rectihers of
been 1.-THE lion of the occasion, for obvious rea-
sons, and Mr.. Diehl was happy, for obvious rea-
sons" We have ascertained that the entertain
ment was nothing more than "raffe for q
horse" and Mr.. Diehl was not present on the
occasion, and knew nothing of the affair until
he saw 1t published in the papers.
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ROBBERY OF $400. -- Some nights ago, a
countryman was enticed into negro brothel
in Cross alley, by couple of colored men,
When in the house trio of black amszons
robbed him ofhis pocket book, containing $500,
eating him with blanket. The woman who
appropriated the money left. much to the
chsgrin of the accomplices, male and female.
The above. named persons were arrested by
Officers Gastips and Ewing, and committed by
Alderman Swift.
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SUPPOSED ICKPoCKET.-Detective Warnock
arrested q young man. calling himself Thomas
Robinson, in a saloon at the N r.. corner OF
Sixth and Chestnut streets, about O'Clock yes
terday morning, upon suspicion of having
picked the pocket of Henry McMenamin OF a
wallet containing $50. The latter went into the
place accompanied by the prisoner and another
man, name not known. After drinking to-
gether, McMenamin found that he had been
robbed. Before he had discovered the loss, the
third party left the saloon. Alderman BETTER
held Robinson in $500 bail to answer.
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GERMANTOWN CoNCERT.-To-morrow evening
Miss Caroline McCaffrey gives her concert at
Town Hall, Germantown, ted by the most
cele brated talent of this city. The program me
has been selected with judicious care and could
scarcely be improved upon. The solos, duets,
tTios, and quartettes, are all beautiful, and
tionably be The concert of the Germantown
season. Tickets may be had at the door, and
at the leading Germantown stores. Those who
neglect TO attend Will miss most splendid en-
tertainment.
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Obituary.

DOVER, N. H., Dec. 9-The Hon. Asa Free.
man, Register of Probate for Straffori county.
and formerly State Senator, died suddenly Of
apopexy yesterday.
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R1nNEY, NEW JERsEY.-F. Humphreys, NJ. D.
near Sir:3s Your Catarrh Pills cured my wife OF
cstaTrh of eighteen months standing, for which she
had previously taken Rllopathc medicines In vain 1
esteem them highly. - ,,-..
Yours respectfully, j. 6' WILLlAMSoN'
This IL No, 10 OF the series. - -,
Iobnston Holloway & Cowden, No % North Sixth
street Dyott g. Co. NJ. 2s2 North Second street,
wholesale agents. sold also 6y George - EVsns3 pr3
AND Ch esnut streets; Hortter Twentieth and Green
Sreets John Bey, Frankfor road; Roche, Fifteenth
and south streets Calenoer, Third and Walnut
stTeets Hickman No. 1886 South Second street; Mar.
a. Thirteenth and Market Streets Blythe, No 1920
Marie fstreet. Sold in Germantown by w. r. Jones'
General Depot No. 637 Arcn street.
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OBITUARY.-On Saturday afternoon last Mr..
Thomas w. Cattell, well known TO the mercln-
tile community for fifty years past. died at
Woodbury., n. j., of heart disease. Mr.. Cattell
WAS born at Salem, N. j.. January 23, 1871; was
educated for the me rcantile profession in Phila-
delphia, and commenced business for himself
in salem, his native town, in 1912. He was for
that town, honored and respected by all who
Cattell and Mr.. e. g. CattelI. of the Well1known
mercantile firm of A G. C1ttell 81 Co., of this
city; also Of the Rev. W. @. Cattell, ID. D., Presi
mia; and another of his sons, Rev. r. w. Cattell,
is Principal of tho Edgehill School, Princeton
New Jersey He was universally esteemed In
the community where he lived so long an
able merchant and exemplary citizen, and for
some years occupied the position of ruling Elder
in the Presbyterian Chnrch. His funeral will
take place from his residence, in Salem, on
Wednesday, 1lth inst
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Disturbing RELIeIous WoRsHIP.-Willam
Escher and William MCGOWAN were yesterday
arrested at Ridge avenue and Master streets for
disturbing religious worship in church in that
vicinity. Alderman Fitch committed them in
defauIt of bail
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For TWENTY FIVE CRNTs.-T. L. Peterson &
Brothers announce elsewhere in our paper TO.
day the publication of a cheap edition OF
Dickens works for the million. By the utmost
economy this house is able TO lay before the
public q neat edition for the unpreceden
price of 25 cents per yOlume
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A TRIPLE ROBBERY.-William Ward, for the
larceny of pair of shoes from one store, and a
bag of flour from another and piece OF muslin
from still another on Second street, last Satur-
day morning, was arrested, and committed by
Alderman Tittermary in default of bail
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.ssrnN no CusroNl ERs.-

CONCESSION TO CUsToMERs.-
No. Merino and Wool Underwear.
- Meuno and Wool Underwear.
A. MerinO and Wool Underwear.
MoISTIRE & BROTHER, No 1895 CHEsEUT street,
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APPoNTED.-Rev. DR.. Richard Newton, of
the Church of the Epiphany, has been ap.
pointed Editor of the American Sunday School
Unions periodicals, in place OF Dr. Packard,
deceased. The selection is an eminently proper
one, as DIR. Newton is admirably adapted to fill
the pOsitiOn.
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100000 DOLLARS worth of Curtains Shades, Cornices,
etc etc. selling at very low prices, Must be sold be-
fore 1865 kelly. CARRlNGToN & Co.,
No. 723 Chestnut street.
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AT an early hour yesterday morning, dis
tuTbance took place In the public house of An
tonic Lawrence, on Second street, above Queen.
The Second District Police entered the place
and arrested twelve men. Alderman litter
mary held them for q breach of the peace.
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CURTA1Ns-seuing off in consequence of change of
business January !, 1868.
kelly, CARRINGToN g. Co.,
No. 723 Chestnut street.
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kEsTAURANT RoBBED.-On Saturday night
last thieves entered the restaurant under Inc
Odd Fellows Hall, Frankford, kept by Robert
Adams, and stole seventy-five cigars, thirty
thirty cents in pennies, and three bottles Of
whisky.
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TooK1NaauAssrs plain or oruamented with I'm
rarjshahIe metal ornaments manufactured and for
teie and retail, by q. f. Relmer Co., No.
rcha aI
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For COLDS CoUeHs, BRoNcHITTs, and all ahec-
lions of the Lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pectoral
which is sure to cure them.
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INCITNG TO RIoT.-The wages of the men
working in Mr.. Sauls mill, at Second aud
Montgomery streets, having been reduced, the
majority Of them quit; others remained, On
Saturday last a number of those who quit came
work from continuing. One of the leaders,
Thomas Metcalfe, was arrested and held by AL
derman Neil in $500 bail To answer.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
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Keeping OF Bonds, Stocks, and
Other ValuabIe1.

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This Company receives on deposit and GUARAN-
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Registered Bonds and cents per $lOOO
Gold Ooin Bullion. per $1,000
Silver Coin or per flUV0
Gold or Silver per 800
Cash Boxes small tin boxes OF Bankers, Brokers,
Capitalists, etc. contents unknown TO the Company,
and liability limited, $25 year.
The Company offers for RENT lrenter exclusively
holding the key) SAFES INSIDE ITS VAULTS at
So $780, $40, $780, and 5 year, according TO size and
location.
Coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent.
Interest allowed on Money Deposits.
This Company is authorized TO receive ana execute
Trusts of every description. ,,, ,,,,.
~ 8lmwfTpl n. b. BHOWSh fresluenk
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GREAT Book SAIB.-The large collection of
splendid books to be sold this week by NJ
Thomas & Sons is now on exhibition at the
auction store. The sale will commence each
daN al Lhrea ncLock-nna hnnr earlier than nsnal-
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PIANO AND TABLE COVERS selling at reduced
prices at
No. 723 Chestnut street.