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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1G.--The steamship Peruvian,
Captain Baiaatine, OF Allan's line. winch lett Que
bee November I, arrived here to-day.
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Circulars of Every Description and Notices
10 attend meetings. printed IN tho netcst possible manner,
hours noce, aud twenty-five rcr cent icsH
other similar place In the city. al the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRISIjSH ESTABLISHMENT, W Nassau street.
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demonstration Water, Is n Certain Cure for
Dhbes al diseases OF the kidneys. Depot, az Gin
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An Unsurpassed Articlc-J. q. En-bton's
Floral Tooth Paste Dentists recommend H. Sold by drug
els.g c,erywLere. Try n box.
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Crfstnt.oro's yIa!r Rcstorntive.-The Finest
hair dressing this world Depot No. Asor House
factory, Is Maiden lane.
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n f,fsrarck,s Return 20 Office.

Count Bisrnarck's Return TO Orlce.
BERLIN, Nov. IL, 1868.
Baron Won der Hcydt, the Minister OF Finances, has
officially informed tho Chamber that Count Bis.
marck will resume his seat in that body some time
in December.
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Hoyt's Hiawathn Hair Restorative Re.
Hair and Whiskcrs 10 their original color No
sulphur lead in It's composition Sold by MI druggists
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Bachelors Hair Dye.--Thc Rest i'm the
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable nstantane
Factory 10 Bond street
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Mrs. NtuslNvss SoDtnsDQ ~yrU, ~ Tho Frc-
serptlpn u ono tile bes female ~, scas aud
United stas and has been used with
never fsn safety by EIious u mothers
their children. y relieves tho ohhd fpm paiu,
sciity Of steRcl relieves wind collie and. ~ lglag
rust and heath to the ehtd, comforts Inc mother.
"wss wtNsLowss scor3lsG sYRIp'.
havav The sac.sinle OF "CuErls rYRNIaa' the out.
si,o wrapper. Al others are base siialonr
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mrs. yyin.,ow,s soe,hins syr.,, Is .he Pre-

Tor First Glass Printing o. Every DcacriI,-
tor q, 70 the Metropolitan JOB Printing Fstab'shmen I
Nassau street
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Madam or-rets's Preparations VII Blcocs
" extA Avenue.
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Nealarss, Economy and Despatch gorrhlnci
tic e1rxon ~ orders Metropolitan J59 pinurz Estao.
lAhslcnt " Nassau stresei.
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CALIFORNIA.

Departure Of the storestip Supply for South
Observation-Disclosures.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 10, 1883.
The United States storeship Onward sailed to.iay
for Csllao
The steamship Golden City arrived to-day from
Panama.
Flour. IS Sc. Wheat quiet. at 81 o5 u 81 rs. Le-
gal tenders 1S@f
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EstabIsaied in iSeO.---rrhe Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment, " Nassau street
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Rcsn, Havana Lotsery.-.for OniriDt Draw
Ing Tor NUy. u 1858, aJtcthtr - % hs lapcr.
TAYLOR q Co. Bankers, Is Wall strses, scyy York.
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1t Is reported that Spanish republic has been
proclaimed az Madrid.
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Cherp.-1Ii.icr,s Hair Dye, OAiy so Ccnts.
Ese MiLLER's HAIR INvIGORAIOk, onlg % eegts.
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A.--Cold-ine Il the Best Remedy for Coughs
and Colds. For sale hy druggists.
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Royal Svvssnn LOTTERY prixc. Maid In Gold
Iuofma.cn isnshsi. I.g he ralos der Dvu oauk
and ali gintl IL t,et ants Silver.
tAYLuh & CO.. Bsnkers, Is sail slroes n Y.
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Enrthnualse nj Cologne.

COLOGNE, Nov. IL, 1868.
slight shock of earthquake was felt here to-day,
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The Crown ~ Spain. Coca n Bcggfr?. Mo-,
tpcy wants N, rody viii have ~ Whats ise trjuo ~
a reyaiy los. ~ cuAnay y iozs that wng erria'nv
How sbierent ws.a NNOES H4ts Esefybc1 wsa4 " M
sad sre'ytod wi GOT 'h.m ihss cru ley q =. ~
begging. " guess Men sirh Tor 'ssA ny it IN Au1
would DO ~ EN-. No. 2la Broadway ASr % 49, hh'A
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The Ramona Corncr~-y3 N,sgan STREET,
Fulton. Tie xs,ropo.sah job f.nllAs nsnsAnif
Wigs, T0apccs and Orsnncaia' aimis.....;,ey5I
guilty lf,r nye AL Hair p4cas. NJ caMa ~ hAfV.iSs
LUNS, Ii B,ud s.raM
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Russo American Purchase--EI,C3O,oo0 With.
drawn from the Bnnis oil England.
LONDON, Nov. IL. 1908. \
Barring Brothers, the bankers drew El,o00,ooo ster
ling IRON the Bank Of England yesterday for The
russian government. IL Is said that this was OF
American account and that the money was part pay,
Inant for the Territory OF Alaska.
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Promotions 20 the Bishoprios Of London md
Linco!n.
LONDON, Nov. II, 1868.
Rev. John Jackson, y. D., Bishop OF Lincoln, has
been promoted TO the Sec OF London, and Arch
deacon Wordsworth has been appointed 70 succeai
the Bishop OF Lincoln.
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State Finnnces--sntcrnal improvements
Immigration keedesi--Eree schools RE
ousred.
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The American Treaties Before Congress-Free
Export Allowed for BIinerals-tirant's Flee
tion in Mcxico-Thc ROmerO-Zambruno I'm.
brOgiiO-Tamauli2us.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Inc legal Tender Acts-Testing
their COnstitutiOnality The
President very Indignant
An Election Ordered in
Virginia-The Reno
val Of Political
Disabilities.
Financial and Commercla1
FROM WASHINGT TON.

Special Desprt 10 The EUsnfpO Telegraph,
WASHINGTON, Dec 3. Argument on the
COnstltutiOnalIty of tine legal re nder
Acts
was continued Ia the Supreme Court to day, the
lawyers engaged against the acts opening on
that si0e. The court room, as on yesterday, is
filed with Senators and members and prom-
nent lawyers.
Attorney General Evarts
is in court to-day, and should the opposition
lawyers get through 1t is probable he will speak
for the Government.
Il. B. Washburne,
OF Illinois, nov acting rs chairman of the Com
mittee on Appropriations in the place OF Thad'
Stevens, deceased, called a special meeting of
thst Committee to-day Tor the purpose of con.
eideIing the estimates and recon mendations in
some OF the Secretaries reports.
1t is the intention of NJ. Washburne to cut
everything down with view TO
Retrenchment.
This is done with the view OF exhibiting hos
tility TO the present administration, AS the
appropriations made ut this session will be for
Grants administration.
The President Is Indignant
at the report of the premature publication of
bis message this morning by Democratic
paper in New York. 1t was obtaiued under
written pledge that 1t should not be published
until delivered 10 Congress. Is will be read in
both houses to-day.
The Reconstruction Com mittee
held its first meeting this morning. They
agreed 10 report bill ptovidlns or an
Election tn Virginia
on the 20'h Of January next to ratify the State
Constitution, and also nil removing the poll
teal disabilities from twenty-one Rebels OF Vlr-
Ginia. and also tTom Cnief-Justice Moses, of
south Carolina.
The Mouse Military Committee
this morning authorized its chairo An to report
large number of oils and urge their passage.
Fone OF then are ippor ant, except The 6ll
revising the Articles OF War aud Disc pline for
the United States army, aud one au'h orizng the
sale OF reservations and the erection OF iortiica
tiOns in the West,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE nywNINe TnLEo1Asa.l

OFFICE OF THE wsSSs,SSS nSSs,SS Tbssro5,Asa bss ,ss
The Money market continues quiet an1 the
rates are without change. Call loaps rule at
6Gl7 per cent, First-class commercial paper
IaIges IRON 9tG10 per cent. per aODum. The
banks coOtDue 10 discount moderately tor their
customers. The Stock market WAS eX remelS
onll this morUing, but prices generally were
steady. Government securities we're y fraction
lower. City loans were without cDange; the
lew issue sod at l00
Railroad shares were inactive. Camden aud
AWboy sold NJ 1881 Sl6Dl28l.a slight advance: AMI
Leblgh Valley at b0A, ne change: 5ii was bid
tor Pennsylvania RaIroa l; SO fer Norris 0n;
49, for ReadiBe; "a ior Miushih; SO for North
PenDsy wanna; 81 for Elmirs coBm mOn; AZ tor
Eln,ira preferred; 80 for Cataws'a pt referred; 2j
Tor Philadelphia aud Erie; aRi 43 loc Northern
Central.
City Passenger Railway shares were uu-
chsssed. AZ was bid Tor second and Tnu5; II
for Tnir eentb and FiueeRth: 46l Tor Chesnpt
and Walnut: 66 Tor West Pbladelp11a; 10l for
HestnnVille; 33S for Green aud Coates; and 294
for GermaniONn.
Bank shares we're firmly held at full prices.
2A5 was bid for North Amer ca; $50 for Phia-
delph'a: 30 fer Mechau csT; 1O6 lor South wars !;
ana liz Tor KensinetoD.
In Canal shares there was very little doing
Leheh Navigation sold az 28l, decline of a;
81 was bld tUr ScbuylK'A Navigation comm On;
and ~ for Morris Canal preferred
PHILADELPHIA STOOK EXOhAN6E SALRs TO-DAY
Rel orted By De Haven q Bro, No. 10 g. Third street
FIRST BOARD.
ss'isss :; : ! % sS.ss . 8
This mornings gold quotations, reported
by Karr x Lsdner, No. 30 South THIRD Street.
1000 A. M. 1855 l1'!5 A. III. 1853
1924 Hl35s IL l0P. NJ. 1851
ll'O5 l3kill2-45 " 1851
-Messrs William Painter & Co.. bankers,
No. SO south Third Street. report the folio siug
rates of exchange to-day at II O'clock:-
United States Ss. 1881, ll4s dll45; U. s. 6'2Oe,
1882, llOb @lllt; do. 1864, 07t6al073 do. 1866,
n M 10
1867, 1lO49lloA; 1868, l10b@li0a; lo-40s, 1863 a
1855. Compounu Interest Notes, past due, 1926.
Cold. l353@l353
--Messrs. De Haven &Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates OF ex.
change to-day al P. M.:-U. 8. 6s OF 1881 Il4i
1l14I; do. 1862, ll04 OIL; do. 1884, l07I "a
1913; do, 1855. 1923 0l07i: do, 1865, new. 1lO,@
0bliO5; do, 6s, 10.40s, 1863 0iG5I. Due Com.
pound Interest Notes, 194; Gold, l56s2l35s.
Silver, l3lll33.
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THIRD EDITION


By Cuba CdbIe.
Progress Of the InsurrectiOn.
HAVANA, Dec. 9.-Advices from Neuvitas TO
the Sd instant have been received. Count Bal
mas eds, in commaod Of the spanish forces, left
Puerto Principe on Friday, the 9Th November,
With 1900 in sntry, 400 cavalry, aud eight pieces
OF artillery, Tor Nuevltas. Tue next morning he
ncoun,ered the insurgents, who reueaIed after
Two honrs' 6gbJiDg.
BSlmaseOa reached San Miguel. q small town
near the bay OF Nuevita., on Tuesday, bghticg
all along the line and drlvipg the inssrgents.
he adm'ts CONSIDERABLE lose, eitn Iour officers
He'd and three wounded. DnriDg the march
he Ges' Toy ed seNeral piaptaloBs. eiss
Colonel QUO, with his commsUd, has aban.
doDed Las Tuna. and arrived at Aapati. Count
VIiamPr, st " head OF large insuiRent force,
is reported TO be marching on San'a Espirltu.
Advices ire IN 81. Jugo OS Cuba TO the 80 h ut
Heavy 6ehtng had taken place At Guantanamo,
here the SpaLish forces have been reduce /.
1t is supposed the insurgents will attack 81.
JagO soon.
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stock Quotations hy TeIegraph-e p. NJ
Glendinning, Davis d Co. re port through their
Nav York "a W

SIX PER GENT GOLD INTEREST, PRINCIPAL
ALsO RkPAYABLE IN GoLD.-First mortg ige
bonds based upon the valuable franchises
grants, railroad, equipment, elc., OF the Central
pieied, and formngg" ngg"t9Apy, Ut92iAtp nov nearly oom;
The wsy traffic alone Ia large and remunera-
tive, independently of the immense through
business soon to follow.
at l03 per cent. and accrued Interest in cur.
~ency. The bonds have semi annual gold cou-
popn attached, payable In January and July.
Inform, alton, etc.. 10 be had of
DE HAVEN Il BROTHER,
Dealers in Government Securities, Gold, etc,
No. 40 South Third street.
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Canadian Affairs.

HALIFAX, Dec. 9.-It is reported that Mr..
HUar has received propositions from sir John
a. Mcdonald, with q statement sho wing dnan-
cal mooincanons to be recompeudel to tie
DcmrlOn Parliament IN favor OF Nova Scois.
The Chrome aovOcatos tbe formation OF
Repeal Leagues. aud calls upon the Repealers of
HaIiax TO set the ball in molon.
The Oatizea con,rad ct+ by au,h 1rity the state
meOt thai the House b-oke up the Repeal orga.
N zatioLs OF New BrupbwIck.
A ttrrihc gaze pas ell over Halifax on Monday
night. and about thirty vessels were damaged in
the hAr bOr.
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In Congress are vested all legislative powers.
aud upon them devolves the responsloilltv as
ven TOT framing unwise and exoessi Vs laws a.
Tor neglectipg TO devise and adopt me ,sures
absolutely demanded by the wants OF the
country. Let ua earnestly hope that before the
expiration OF our respective terma OF service,
now rapidly drawing 10 = close. an all-wise
ProvideDce will 10 guide our couusels as 70
siren Rthtn and preserve the Federal Union
inspire reverence for the Constitution, restore
prosperity and happiness TO our whole psopie,
and promote ION earth peace. good will towards
men, ANDREW Johnson
washington Dec q 1893
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YokK. Dec. 9-stocks steady Chicago
Apo Rock Island, IA Esading, ss1G Unntos % ~ o.,
lAnd and PiItaourg, sbSl PiItsburg and Fort Wsyae
Cumb.I and prff.rrtd IS; viTxpa as, s7'fi Mt,
1859 O-1I do 1885, 1914: do new ll14; II tOs in'H
tInla. 1884. money. t@7per cent EXCHANGE, lO97S
N,W DIRK ID c.. 9-COtOn deme sales o. 1907
bales at 2s1s@ 2tc Flour hrm an adv .nc q l9lOc
apltR II ~ barras State at IS BOlls '90 Ohm At
* e59 rs Western IS sO0D7 sO sounrr1 az 81 ava
i2 California t6 7b@oi2 Whrst quiet aud sdvan1-
liJ7H Oats dUI ~ 780DSnc Besf quiet at rs 50a926.
LAI firm I6l4@lbAc. NhisEv ~
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FROM NEW YORK.
burning OF the Townsend Block In
SYrAcMSe.

Spectul Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 9.-Ab0ut one O'Clock
this inoI ming a Il e broke ont In the To vnsend
Block. mating In paint shop, which con-
tanned In tammable matter, and whicu gave a
very rapid speed tn the flames. The loss Is very
heavy, but well insured principally In F. ,stern
Er-rr les The following are the sufferers
nt nienh SuIihL. e'~-aher: Pease, Johnson a.
fisls'eu, aroWaTe; HawBiBs. stewart Il On
sloSeSS anq haId@aTe; Sniper & Fross' s,ionn
ana Whitney's paIIU - n,Lc ..uSts
damage Is estimated AZ $50 600.
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This fAfternoon's European Markets.

ONION, Dec. 9-P. M.-Cousol, for account.
92t. American securities urn. Atlantic and
Grt at Western Railroad. 800; Ere, 26h
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9-P. Motion drmar,
Mlc6liIg uplands, lOsd.; Orleans, llad.; sales
Il, 600 bale.
LONDON. Dec. 9-P. M.-Sugar quiet an1
steady, both on the spot and TO arrive.
HAvRE, Dec. 9-P. M Cotton on the spot
upcbauVed; afoat l20 francs.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 9.--Tbe steamship CITY of
Limerick arrived yeiterday from New York.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Copies OF the Presidents Message Dis
tribRted-Its Authorized Publication

Fore tstal1ed.
OFFICE oFTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS New YORK,
d, C. 9.-CoII les OF The Presidents Message for
the press we're furni he'd TO the General Aeent
OF the Associate ed Press a. light TINS mocn-
lug, with ,he express proviso from the Pre.,-
oent that they were not to be given to tue
editors until ii O'Clock. At 8 o'clock, no Rever,
paper IN the city not belonging to tue Asso-
caed Press issued en- extra containing the
Message, perhaps ootained from so ne source In
Wa.bn etUn other than the President himself.
who strictly en- orced the necessity OF secrecv
unill the hour mentioned. The injunction of
secrecy being thus removed, the document was
furnished to all paris of the country imme-
diateiy from this Office.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Professor Rufus Adams Readiugs.

A good audience was In attendance at Concert
Ha / last evening 10 listen 20 the reading OF
Professor Rufus Adams. The selections were
given in eXcelle lent sty le, and the applauSe WAS
hearty. The scene from the Merchant Of We itce
was particularly good. and the manner In whicn
IL was rendered would indicate That Professor
Adams was a close Shakespearan student.
rhe selections last evening We're judiciouS AMI
sufficiently varied Tomorrow evening Pro.
fessor Adams reads In Baltimore, and in the
course of a few days in Brooklyn, Bethlehem,
and other places
The CITY Amusemeuts.
AT THE ACADEMY music Madame Ia
Grange will appear tnis evening as Norma"
ATTHE WALNUT Mrs. d. Z. Bowers will ap-
pear ihis evening as pauline" In TIE Lady Of
Lyons. The performance Will conclude wlba
ihe farce of A Roland for an OIiver.
AT THE CHEsNUr The circus troupe Will give
a hpe tquesran snd acrooatio performance
his evening. James Robinson, the great bare
Ds ok rider will appear.
ATTHE ARCH Colonel Fi'zgerald's new drama
OF H0lVes at Bay viii he Performed this evening.
ATTHE THEATRE CoMiQUE great number OF
nleresling performances will be given this
evening.
AT THE AMERICAN an attractive variety en-
teTtainmeDL viii oe given this evening.
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The Erie Railway Case

ITHACA, Dec. 9.-In specis, term Of tho
Supreme Court, yesterday, Judge Boar Imam
dissolved the injunction Granted by Justice
Cardozo rec Ia,niDs Receiver Dawes from taking
Possession OF the kIie Rail 0ay.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Heenan Homicide.

COURT OF OYER AMI TkRmINER-Judges
cSs,Tsd uS ss m T",S Milan s Nses
~ nf last Ju' tn required OF was
do not pfs,sno ,bst the prisoner fired any
OF The shO M HeSDau but allese .hat h with
the oii' ul,, d. continued Win lhsa look ID
iplO emlth's tavern or He nan, sud d ldIug
oui.ide and one Of inat party nn,il The murder
bad be. com niltde; ana they conteDd tnaJ he ac-
'aveTn " here H. eDAn was, win The nxed d sigu OF
m IOerlpg nm. ana acted In concert ~iIh them
ib e, e'ore though bis hand ad not ioaist single
wonpd,1tt he was equally guilty with those VINO
Tue same evidence that was given in Eaton's
T. ial last week Is to be submitted TO the jury in
thts case.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Judge Allison and
Pthce-lhe Orphans Court argument list was
M This morning.
Caow wniaoer-B.nkrnptcy bu ,iness was before Ihe
Sonrt Today The Jury wee discharged untl TO-
The Alexander Case.
Reosou, for new " al Ut Colonel a-o,ge ". Alex-
lie TsITSs Asorny Ia his clos ns spseca 10 ass
jmy seed ,biogs That wers not IN evidence aud
jnr IN against The deisnds1s and .ss gave the
n,Dy or ihs witness eller undue weights thai the
tRlsfy the r,imoi ot Detective Brooks; anu Ally,
81 the verdict OF The jury was ainsL tie evidence
before Them.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST IN GoLD.-The First
Mortgage hfy-year seven per cent Sinking Fund
CouIon Bonds of the Rockford, Rock Island, and st
Louis Railroad Company. principal and interest pay
able In GOLD tOIN, free Of Government tao for
sale at the ofce OF the Company, No. ~ Wall street.
ave" ioIA ~ S7s per CENT, ana accrued interest
currency.
Pam phets, giving fuller information, may be had
at the once.
change, al market rates
III H. BOODY Treasprav
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IF lExJENsIyE FIRB.-At twenty minutes OF ten
oc,' 90 this MOI ui,s, - h-clya ~ ", 20
picEer room attached To- the shoddy factory of
seth Humphrey. on Chesnut street, ABOVE
Tbirieth. The fremen were quickly on the
groun d. and TO the m belongs the credit of hav.
ing saved the entire building. although they
Inflicted cor siderable damage by the quantity
Humphrey. which is princl patty bv water. will
be covered by Insurance in the Royal, Hart
for6, and other companies. The structure
belongs to the Parrish estate, and is but
slightly damaged. II is covered by insurance,
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-Some time during last
night the store Of l.. Dannenbsum & 20 i'm.
pOrtefs or silks. ribbons. and other millinery
goods, was brok en- into and robbed OF material
value d AT $500 The thieves effected an entrance
through the door leading to the dwelling part Of
The building. They then tore away q step. ny
which they gained admittance to the cellar.
From there they got into the store by saving
out a portion OF The floor.
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Conviction and Sentence of Deaco,
Andrews.

PLYMOUTH. Dec. 9.-The jury in the case of
Deacon AnOrews returned verdict of guilty of
mauslauphter. ana be was sentenced to i'm.
pris onment Tor twenty years.
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NEwRURYPoKT, Mass. Dec. 9-Bayle's exten-
Bive hat mandatory IN this city, was de
srroyed by fire tnis morning. The lss Ia ahou
$50 0UO, and is nearly all Insured IN Boston com
DhDieB.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS, whose name alone is
spficient TO attract "a large audience, will de-
liver bis lecture on Daniel O'Uonneil," at Oou.
cert Hall, this evening. An interesting and
instructive lecture may unquestionaoly be
q
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-09

A DAMAGED IEFAEr.--Last night male in
fant was found In an alley in the rear of No.
1908 Perth street. in the Twentieth ward. From
Injuries which were visible on the head. 1t is
supposed that IL had been thrown in the alley
by some one who was passing along the street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-09

Twenty-third and Pine streets was DESTROY ed
by 1re shortly after II o'clock this morning.
me structures were used as stables for hOrses.
cowR. and hogs Three cows and two horses
were consumed. The latter animals belonged
TO M, rafferty,.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-09

FAST DRIvRRs.-James Mitchell and George
W. Thomas have been held to Keep the peace by
A derman Hood They were driving at a rapid
rate over the Nicolson pavement ON Broad
stleet
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-09

FAM IN AID OF THE AsKD AND INFIRN OF THE
M. E CHUhCH AT hORTICULTuRAL HALL An ex-
Cell en- chat Is Offered secure 10 tday B.Ga'n9
at This Fair Tnere thousand Of arttc $50 select
rom. and they are disposed OF AT dnsdSih0tv to0
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-09

DEAFNESs.-EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
~ science and sknl have Invented 20 sssst the
hearing IN every degree OF deanesa also. RaspirA.
tors; aIso, OrandAlrs Patent Crntches snpsr'or 70
any Others In uFe, AT r. MADEIRA'b No. nb
TENTH heloS fIhasnut DNn1
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