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PRETTY GOOD.

christian old lady, ? Iittlo rear-sightod from
too frequent pinches of Macaboy, seeing the
Land If tho Good Samaritan amt comile
again. Now NJ can be cured of his rhcI.-
matiz and aunt Polly OF the iGict-sincrcas,s
Gdiosyncrasyl rs Dr.. Hall calls his complaint 3"
and after getting the tanily B.b.e % read about
IL sic went odt 70 tel her noiEhhors."-
Nogti Star
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e5 YEARS AN INVALID.

(PUDLiIEED 81 IIERsELF Is THE NEWPORT ExPEEss)
To the sick and deapairinS l would bring words
# encourage and cheer For twenty-five
years / have been unable 20 sit up five rllilute.
without tine strongest supporters though dur
ing this period have had the best medical At
tendance Of the age, both IN CITY and COUNTRY
For years past 1 have suffered extremely from
piual disease liver complaint ana dvsnepsia
Sith never ceasing headache IN June last, nav
ing been four months on ~ bed, ] came under
tho medical care OF DR.. a. Is. Crabtre Of Conn.,
Under his treatment, by tho blessing of God. /
have from the first, been steadily recovering
now sit up nearly al day, aud feel no inconveu-
ieEco whatever il walking without any mechani-
cal support. HRS. SARAH NoNAB.
Derby. Sept 95h 1867.
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Mr. S. 5. Allen, The obliginS ex-
messenger, between st. Adams
Montreal, viii accept our thanks
apies OF Montreal papers.
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4 UCTION SALE Of Pianoos. Organs, 1lelo-
n dams, Thirty-One Instruments, twenty
SIX Of them new, and five second hand, oil from
the best makers, viii take place at II. l.. Story
Music Store, Burlington, W. on Tuesday Jan.
9Th, ls6s at 10 q. m. Also in the evening other
musical goods, pictures, frames, seWingma-
chimes, &c. Great bargains to ali purchasing
at private sale. II I. STORY.
nlg6tf
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MARRIHD.

DOWN AMONG THE DEAD MEN, are at
IL this moment. thousands who might have
been alive and well had they used the great life
prcsorver Plantation Bittcrs. Let the living
Jay il 70 heart that they are the best know rome
dy for al dyspepuc complaints, stomach de-
rangcnts and general debility. As a delicious
cordial, combined with great tonic virtues, their
equal cannot he found.
Delicate Females, Clergymen, Merchants
Lawyers and persons Of sedentary haSits- par
ticularly those who are weak and suffer with
mental depression, are greatly benefited by these
Btters. l9'
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When enlarged the TRANscRIPr
one Of the cheapest newspa-
il the State. Send in your sub
ions at once. You cannot make
rrer - 90 investment.
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Spefial Aotlfes.
yTASONIC FESTIVAL, under Special Dis
WI pensation, at the
AE0L1AN HALL
OF bro. Noah Sager
Pigeon Hill. Friday Eve, Jan. II.
COMMITTEE |:

All brethren in regular standing are respect
fully invited, with Ladies.
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4 POSITIVE CURE FOR SCROFULA N ALL
1 a its manifold forms. J. W. Horror. Esq,
Of Parkersburg, West Va, writes to DR.. Audcrs,
July 3, 1866. As follows:
had 81 running ulcers when I commenced
taking your Iodine Water, and am now entirely
cured # Scrofuia."
DIR. Anders' 10 Tfno water
Is a pure solution Of Iodine without solvent,
the most powerful Whaling Agent and Restora-
tive known.
J. T. DINSNOBE. Proprietor.
No. 80 Dey 81, New York.
Bold by all Druggists IS9-aw.
ID p. Cry q box Of PolanGs Plantain
4 Ointment. The best Salve in the World.
Take no other, but insist On having this. For
sale by al Druggists and Country Dealers.
DR. j. IS. POLAND.
Manufacturer.
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Hon. Samuel Adams, OF Grand
Z f0r many years prominent ciG-
II North Western Vermont, IS
-erously i'll.
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Customs Officers, Fitch Il Newton,
Of Highgate, had quite an encounter
on Monday evening, with two French
men, named Tells Curtois and Louis
Jeanoir, who were smuggling a small
quantity of liquor from Canada. The
smugglers were ordered to halt. They,
However. declined to obey, and instead
thereof urged their horse forward and
fred upon the officers. Newton there
upon fired one shot into the French
mems horse. Curtois in return gave
Newton blow upon the head with a
club. Newton recovered himself, and
grappled with Curtois, who was in the
S.eigh, and both fell to the ground
Aewton uppermost. With the assist
ance Of others, Curtois was secured
oound, taken to St Adams, and lodged
ID lail. He was brought before G. (.
Houghton, Z. S. Commissioner at st.
Adams, Tuesday. who, upon apPiica-
sion of the defendant, continued the
case TO Thursday, the 9th inst. H. c.
Adams, Esq, appeared for the q. s..
W. ID. Wilson and g. c. Noble, for
Ihe respondent. In the melee Jeanoir
made good his escape to Canada. The
team and whiskey was captured, and
Is BOW held to forfeiture.
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cor3 Irregularities, Prolapsus. M,rcuri7l AMI
Seminal Diseases and TaiHts OF the Blood -.
Dr.. C. has made visits 70 Vermont since 1861,
and for dvc entire past months ia Orleans and
~ l..lnr-.-l En.ntl..
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GRAND MUSICAL CONVENTION:
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~ man Il education. who !svotes all BIZ. err
erSles 90 long standing com, ii-iuis, must suc-
eeedln them The Sauaturian l. such az one -
liz employs physician in his Office to treat acute
While he cevotes hls time 10 Chrome Diseases,
IA NiAch ne excess Ills father vas physician
before him, and lac claims he was born a Doctor.
Ills success i highly spoken of az home AMI
abroad lie has already treated a large nam-
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She l. the daughter-in-law OF pr. and the
most eminent Doctors IN America, Including
Boston and New York; have treated her with
out benefit, and fortili.e has becn exp ndod IA
useless attempts % restore her. She :
now up. dressed, and walks ont without incon-
vcniencc, and the people stand amazed on be-
holding her health, az though oue rose from her
frrr
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I S. BLAISDEIL,
attorney and Counsellor at Law,
CAMBRIDGE VT

CAMBRIDGE, VT.
EIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF ST. .AIBANS.
i QUARTERLY STATEMENT.
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COTILLON PARTIES

COTILLON PARTIES
1881 AT THE
Frontier Hotel. Pigeon Hill.
Dec 9th, and Dec. Goth, 1867.
OLD AND NEW YEARS BAIL
December 51st, 1867.
Cotillon Parties, January 10th, January 9th,
February 18th, February 2lst, March 9th, and
March 10Th, 1868 \. SAGER, Proprietor.
NTISTAR'S DAISAM OF WILD CHERRY
w for the cure of Coughs, Colds, HOarse-
ness, Asthma. I4iueHza, Group, Whoopiag Cough
BroHcbdts, P'edisp0Stton to Consumption, dc.
This great remedy is too well known and il
performing too much good to make it necessary
to so into an elaborate discussion Of its merits
Suffice it to say that it still maintains its su-
premacy in curing diseases of the most obsti
nate character, and that = who sufIer from the
above complaints, after taxng tested this rene
dy, seldom have occasion TO resort to other ap-
plianccs to insure perfect restoration to health
Twenty Years Experience.
MoNKroS vi, June %. 1860.
MessTs. s. ". FcwLE & Co.. Boston,
Gentlemen: Having for twenty years past
been in the habit of using DR.. Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry in cases Of Coughs, Colds, and
Pulmonary AHtctioas, l can testify to its great
merits with the utmost confidence. / believe it
to be the best medicine FOR these complaints ev-
er used, and have no doubt that the use Of it
has az three several times saved me from Con-
sunpjica, besides many times IN late years. af-
f0rding immediate relief in less severe attacks
am u years of age, and for many tears have
been subject to pulmonary disease, but by the
Use Of this excellent remedy keep myself quite
comfortable. I can hardly find language TO sx-
press the exalted opinion have Of the Balsam,
andrccommcnd its use TO all as tho best remedy
that can be used. GEORGE DART.
SETH W. FOWLE & son, Proprietors, IS
fremont ST.. Boston, and for sale ~ Druggists
generally. l99-4w
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4 LBANY STOVES AGAINsT TIE womb.

MAoSOLIA WArEE.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne. and at bait the price.
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There will be trotting matches on
the ice at North Hero, on the 10th d
10Th inst The purses arc as follows:
First day, purse of $40, open to all
trotting horses in Grand Isle county.
Race to commence at o'clock p. m.
lille heats, best 3 in 5; % best, $40
Second day, purse Of $50, open to all
Jour years old horses in Grand Isle
county. Race to commence at 10 o.
clock A. m. Mile heats, best , in B;
% best So Also, a SIS purse. open
to all trotting horses Race to com
mence at o'clock p. m. Mile heats,
best in 5; % best SIS. All horses
must be entered the night previous to
trotting. 10 per cent. entrance fee;
three or more to enter, and two or
more to start Entries to be made
OF r. r. Hathaway's store
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"A PAPER COLLAR 4!


YNHE NORWICH PAPER COLLAR stands
i ahead of all others for strength, neatness
and comfort. The collars are made out Of the
best linen stock and by an entirely new process,
reduced the price and are now selling them for
81 cents per Box. Try them, get no other
W. II. & G. G. BLAISDELL,
Sole Agents for Franklin County.
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A meeting Of persons interested
IN the construction Of Railroad lead
ing from ST. Johns, through Farnham,
Duaham. Sutton, p. @, Richfora, Vt,
Potion, p q, Troy, Vt, to Newport
u, Is 10 DC held at Richford on the
18th inst, TO consult and take prompt
and vigorous measures to further the
enterprise. Gentlemen from Newport,
St Johns and and other places viii be
present and address the meeting
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no AID DON'T Dos

IF YOU want good seved Box Toe Boot 81
| 10 BLODGETI'S.
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ST. ALBANS

TREATING DISEASES or Long s1AypsSs.
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THIRD EDITION
AFFAIRS IN THE WEST.
The Pacific Railroad UnObstructed.
FROM CHICAGO.
rho pacific RaIIroad Unobstructed.

CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-The following is special to
the Chicago Tribune, dated yesterday:-The
Seneral Superintendent of the Union Pacific
hallfoad cheracterizes the despatch dated San
francisco. December IA, stating that the Union
hacinc Kailroad has been blocked snow since
storm week ago Interrupted communication
few miles east OF Cheyenne only one
day, and west of Cheyenne not quite two days
since when trains have been running regu
larly. The same storm delayed trains on the
roaUs east and south of Omaha twelve 10
twenty hours longer. To-day superintendent
Snyder telegraphs to the Postmtaste @ en erai
that the Union Pacific road is ready to convey
Omaha. The road is clear of snow its entire
length,
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FORTIETH CONGRESS-THIRD SESSION
House OF Representatives.

WAsHINoToN, Dec l5.-Mr. Eliot Mass
otieTed resolution calling on the Secretary
General Wilson concerning the improvement
OF the Mississippi river 40 Des Moines and
Rock Island Rapids. Adopted.
Mr.: Julian (lnd.), from the Committe on
Public Lsnd, reported back the Senate bin
granting lands to California to aid in the con-
slruclion ofa railroad and telegraph line from
Vallejo to Huntsville. Ordered to be printed
and re tccmmltted
Mr.. Price offered resolution directing the
Secretary OF the Interior to transmit To the
House the reports made on the Union Paclnc
Railroad by the Government Director and
SpeCi Commissioner Adopted.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-15
Fire in ST. Joseph.

ST LOUIS December l5.-The Pacific House,
at 81. Joseph, took fire this morning, and was
insured for $4,000. Mr. Bagwell, the lessee
loses furniture to the value OF S25 900, when Is
insured for $l25 500. The hotel was crowded with
owing To the fire. tN'
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From Maine.

PORTLAND, Dec. l5.-Two men named Fair.
weather and Barword who were on trial mere
for setting fire to the Augusta Arsenal, were
acquitted and discharged.
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From ChIcapO.

CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-rhe Michigan Central
Railroad, and Great Western Railroad of
Canada, announce that they will return free
persons attending the reunion ofthe Armies OF
The West, who paid full fare going westward
over said roads,
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RoBBERY, AND ESCAPE OF ONE OF THE ROB
BFRs-About 4 o'clock this morning Sergeant
Lentz and Policeman Mcdonnell, of the Eigh-
teenth District, saw two fellows walking along
FTapkfoTd road, near Washington avenue, one
of whom had q bundle under his arm. The
policemen started on q brisk walk after the
geant erabbed hold Of one of the scamps, when
he dropped his package and effected his escape,
though he left the collar OF his coat in the hands
the bundle 1t was found 10 contain a lot of
clothing, q clock, and a silver castor, which II
was subsequently ascertained had been stolen
from the residence OF Alexander M. White, on
franklin Cemetery lane. The place had been
entered by prylng oil one of the shutters. AS
the residents in this locality last winter fOrmed d
a vigilance committee, IL would be well for
thieves TO give IL a wide berth hereafter
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Fire in Massachusetts,.

WORCESTER, Dec. l5.-George MetcalPs straw
shop, in Meuway, was destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss is estimated at $4,000: in.
sure d for $500. The origin of tue ire is un-
known,
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FINE ARrs.-within few months Philadel,

FINE ARTs.-Within few months Philadel-
phia mas had an addition TO her list OF portrait
painters In the person of Carl Llndemann, a
German artist. His studio is at GutekunsIs
galery, In Arch street, where number OF ms ms
works are on exhibition. Among the portralls
lately finished Is one OF Mr.. y. v. Merrick, the
Well-known maohinist. and in transferring 70
canvas the likeneFs, the artist has estaollsnen
bis reputatiOn as a cOlOTist and thorough mas
Ter of his art He can claim TO RANK WIN
NaRle, Sully, and Lambdin, of this oity, ana
Buntinpdon, OF New York, who heretofore nave
held the FIRST rank as portrait painters.
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A THIEF CAPrURED.-Albert Davis yesterday
committed an assault and battery on Patrick
Goodwin in a tavern at FAwn and Jefferson
streets and then, il is alleged, stole his pocket
book. Alderman Hood sent the accused TO
prison for trial,
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Fatal CAsUALTIEs.-FTank Doyle, one OF
the men who was injured yesterday afternoon
by the falling Of the girdeTs az ING bdiowihh h
streets, died this morning at the Hospital; .
Frank Anderson who fell from the roof OF
house in th erwenty. fourth ward yesterday ,also
died lhis morning al The Hospilal.
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Town Elections IN Massacbu,etts

Boston, Dec. l5.-The new Board OF Aldel
men siands:-Repuolicans, Z; Democrats,
Common Council - Republicans, 50; Demd
Gratis Il.
At Lynn. yesterday, James N. Bltfam, ,etizen
candidate for Mayor, was elected.
Lowell elected jonathan p. Folsom, RepuJ
lican, Mayor, by one hundred and fifty majorit
over b. B. Patch, running on the citizens tieko
In Charlestown, Il. l.. Norton, Republicat
was elected Mayor with but slight opposition.
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THE POULTRY EXHIBITION. The annual fair of
the Pennsylvania State Poultry Association
begins on Monday next at horticultural Hail.
and viii continue open until the Saturday fol-
lowing, The exhibition Will be one Of the
finest that the society has ever given.
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CAsUALTY.-Morris Geary, residing on Wash
ington street, above Ninth, fell on Sunday even
ing in the vicinity of his house, and broke
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A TmL-TAPPER.-William Lafton (oolored)
went into the bakery a. Crown and Wood streets
yesterday and removed a $40 bill nom the
followed by a policeman for a short distance,
when he came TO and acknowledged the theft.
Alderman Toland committed him.
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A SINGULAR SORT OF AMUSEMENT.
Dougherty, aged siXty-twO years, hummer,
Yesterday walked along Market street and
punched holes through the window-paues of
several of the stores. This amusement was
put an end to by policeman, who escorted
the individual before Alderman Jones. He
was provided with quarters at Moyamensing.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-15

El9ys THE FIFTY THIRD ANHIVERS AIRY
OF THE
BIBLE SCHOOL
Of the Fifth Baptist Church, corner OF Eigh-
teenth and Spring Garden streets, Rev. War
rem Randolph, Pastor, will be held in the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
on Thursday evening next, December l7th.
Interesting exercises by the school, and an ad.
dress by
REV. Fl. NJ. GALLAHER,
The Eloquent Orator, OF Brooklyn.
Tickets for sale at the Sewing Machine mart
of o. f. Davis, No. $40 CHESTNUT Street, and at
the door of the Academy In the evening [l2l5 2t
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THE FUNERAL or GEORGE N. HARVEY took
place yeS'"F'''"' 'i''h A'S 1''e [eSA"ehoe: NO
attended. Mr.. Harvey had been for more than
thirty years member OF the Board of Brokers'
of which he was the second Oldest member
The cause of his death was paralysis. The
coItege proceeded to Monument Cemetery,
Where the remains were inferred.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-15

special Despatch TO The KUentn0 TeLe0yaph
WASHINGTON, Dec. q
The House Committee
on Naval Affairs met to-day and author1
Judge Kelley to report, and ask that the "a
be printed on the
Frauds I'm the Philadelphia Navy "a
The report will be recommitted to the q
mlttee. The Committee also agreed 10 repd
Dill regulating the rank of staff officers in1
Navy.
Despatch to The Associated Press
The Reconstruction COmmitteo
today. examined the Mississippi Republij
Cominlttee, who presented various argumeI
with data, to show why the votes of sal
counties should be thrown out of the cod
principally on the ground of fraud, irre|
lafllles, and lntlmidations. With this exclusf
they say, the Constitution of that state /
oeen ratified by about 5000 votes.
The ommittee of Ways and Means
mad before them to-day number of dealers
tobacco IRON New York, who wsnt a change
the laws.
Tributes of Respect and Love:
r Legislation will be practically suspended
wednesday afternoon until after the recess
Thursday, and perhaps FRIDAY will he cxc
sively devoted to the announcement of
deaths of stevens, Flnney, Hind, and Mai
Many members will START for their homes q
Yious TO Monday.
Colonel WynkOOp,
late. Agent Of the Arrapahoe and Cheyer
Indians, Will be mere to. morrow for the pnro,
OF settling his accounts. His resignation is
IN the hands OF Commissioner Taylor, not b
ing been presented to the Secretary, and cen
quently not yet accepted.
Bids
for furnishing annuity goods to the Indians v
be opened to-day ut the Indian office.
Reports from
The Local Land Omee
at HUNTSVILLE, Alabama, show that during
vember siGty-slX farms, embracing about
thousand acres, were disposed of 10 parties
that State.
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DIED.

For additional Deaths see Third Page.
MALIERY.-On the l4th Instant, JO5EPHINE r.,
widow of Charles b, MRlery, ESQ.,, anu daughter OF
the late JShn Purdon, Esq. -.
Funeral from The residence OF her orother-in'laW:
George A Wright, No. 4lO6 Walnut street. oa Thurs
day morning, 18th instant, At II O'Clock. Services
ST, Mary's Church, Locust street, West Philadel
phia
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK ExCnANGE sALEs, pEC. Il
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,Os see Inside Pages

UUCtttOitlG AuUT Tue 4fClOS see INSIDE Puue2.
BY TELEGRAPH
NEW York, Dec. 10 Arrived. steanlahip Britannia,
from Glasgow.
(By AtLdTlttc CdbLsl
ITvERPOOL Dec l5--The baTque Alice from New
York, has arrived, with her rigging damaged by
gale.
soUTHAMrroN Dec. l5.-Arrived, steamship Union,
from New York.
r YMoU,H Dec. 15.-The ship Arnold BonInger
from New York, put Into this port leaking.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA......~DE DECEMBER I5.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT TIRE EVENING TELE-
GRAPH OFFICE.
A M.,,",.....36 IL A. M.....,.,4l p. h.."",.,42
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, New YORK, John r. Obi,
BsTque j. b. Dutts, Blarette, Antwerp Il. a. Souder
d 20
schr J. A; Garrison Smith, Galveston, Lathbury,
schr L. F. smith. Crie Boston, Suffolk Coal Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
steamship Volunteer, Gallagher "a hours from New
York, with mdse TO John II. Ohl.
Schr Il. j, Mercer, King, from Dlghton.
Correspondence Of the PhiIadelphia Exchange
sels from Philadelphia went to yesterday ana TO-
day: - Bsrques Jennie EllingwoOd. for HaVre;
Schamyl, Tor n MaTseiles Celia, for Barbados; schr
Enterprise for 81. John, N, b.; aso one barque and
two brigB, names unknown.
Thomas Kelly, who was brought ashore here suher'
Ing from injuries received by being caught la Lhe
man sheet board the schr ]. " Wellington has
Wind NV, JOSEPH LAFETRA.
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FOURTH EDITId
WASHINGTO1
Meeting of the Reconstruction
Naval COmmittees-Return
of Colonel WynkoOp-
Tributes of Respect.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Despatch to The RventnO telegraph
WASHINGTON, Dec.
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THE PRESS CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA will hold
a stated meeting at the rooms on Walnut
street, to-morrow afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, at
which time business of great Importance win
t ne pr9uGnL G before ~, a treasurer TO succeed
a draft Of charter for the Club will be sub
mitted for consideration. An essay will also be
read by William j. CLARK, Jr., Esq, on "a
Model Newspaper" in which the relations OF
the press TO the prosperity of Philadelphia will
be discussed,
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NICELY CAUGHT.-Detective Reeder last
evening, while prOmenading Market street,
saw a suspicious looking individual, with a
bundle OF water proof cloth under his arm,
turn the corner at Eighth street The detective
walked up to his man, who stated that he was
going 10 Sixth aud Shippen streets. After reach
ing Fifth and Minor streets the thief proposed
10 The official to go into the Eastern Market
and there divide the stolen article Mr.. Reeder
then showed the thief his official badge and
marched him TO the Central Station, where he
sent him TO prison,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-26
LOTS FOR SALE.

90 CIT ~ LOTS, VARYING IN SIZE,
ZC location and price. situated short distance
north of the Depot, North High street, opposite the
residence of the late W B. Hubbard. Also. three
north side of East Oak street. near East Public
lane. For terms, apply to - - -"
WIN. A. GILL,
No. 80 North High street.
Columbus. Ohio. March Q. 1868. mchlO-d2m