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CONGRESSIONAL.
Closing Moments OF the Senate of the
EOrtieth Congress-.

EOrtIeth Congress.
About o'c ock the attempt TO take
Nd The bill 10 repeal The Teuure-of Jn1ce act fol-
loweo by little perod of ms ciion in The senate:
and there appeared to he ne fur her business to
trans act, at least dispositiou TO do thing
else, fppareDty by common consent the Senators be-
and Ia o minutes desks on the right hand side
OF the chamber LETT vacant tor the occupation OF
the dip omatH visitors and other invited quests,
who KEPT constantly coming In.
The diplomats, however, entered in q body and
et reeted Immediate attention by the Bplendor of
tb, ir uniforms and by their dlgnihed bearing. All
the Legations were represented ard the Ministers OF
the principal foreign nations were all present. except
by sickness. ...-sis.-.
Soon afterwards q brzz OF excitement called at
tsption to the appearance side door, of the Pre-
sdeni and Wee President elect. who entered arm In
arm. Almost at the name nom emf, and before they
had reached the open Ia front OF the chair the
door a, the main entIapce was thrown open, aud the
lice Chase. and clad in their robes of office entered
the Senate Chamber, aud walked In an Imposing
cession down The centrf aisle and took the seats
pared for them In front of and facing the ro tram.
chair imm edatelS In trout OF The clerks desk and
sat there facing the audie the for several
thousand curious eyes, whose gaze he seemed to all
appearance neither to avoid nor to realize but
demfan0
seat to the Ier of that prepared for General
Grant was In readiness for President Johnson but
was not occupied nor wss rson in the Capitol at
all this mornng. but sgaed bills they sent to
him at he white House.
The pre- siding officer having announced that all
Vice-Presi6ent elect, Mr.. Coifax advanced up the
OF the ostrunp aud facing the residing ofcers
took the usual cath Of offce. which the latter ad-
mintstered. Tuning to the Senate MI. C0'fax then
deepest attention. and Distinctly audible to ali In
be chamber.
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ma CITY Amuaonenas:


wu AuApE1rY or MUSIC In Belle He, sne
-, ha naIforined this evening, with raAd'ile
wms wwls,se a. and Nessrs. Aujac, Leduc, IaRrifrouI,
AC.s Duonean In the cast.
AZ ryTr WALNUT Mr.. and ora Barnev Will
nams will appear this everinR In Broughams
Ir,sn drama OF The E,pebes q Ming
AT THB ARCH the comedy OF A Victfns Of Or
e,.p,,tanoes and tho Oo1vtoan Brothers will be
narfor ued this evening.
On Monday, Nach Ado About Notttn0.
ITTHE UHEsNUr the Gaton troupe will APP
rear this evening in Offenbach's opera OF
eonsuson grt@oe. On Friday evening Miss
s1San dalton will have a farewell benedt.
ON Monday Bachman d Gardeners dramatic
%TTHE AMERICAN the Japanese will appear
'pis Ma MApisor oBREY will give an interesting
ynuslcal entertainment at the Assembly buiio'
'nE TEup ARAniAN NIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT WIZ
onan mis- evening at Concert Hall: ms enter
taInnent consists of fifty beauJifuI Isoieaux II "a; III
sddation 10 which Miss Jennie Waue, WY n'it tas.
CoTIeton the Irish comedian, Professor " , resst ),
Ann the performer on the e"TumOletouiioOuji i
ffpnor Charles Garmo comic vocsllst auu " SS, a.
raGnrist will appear. This Will make an ]VUr' ~ %
Siye variety which cannot fall 10 piease, "a a. 10
hundred handsome gifts will be dlsvrluuaen 1 rar ~
the audience this evening and at enhui"s P''
'1 TpE SESrz. HAssLER ORCHESTRA VIII per per
foTm al Musical Fund Hall on SATURDAY "iVeI-
noon.
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LEGAL INT.ELLIGENOE.

SUPREME COURT IN BANG Chief Justice
Thompson and Judges Read, Agnew, and
Willisms.-The following judgments were
given this morning.
Gall vs.. Evans. Judgment affirmed.
Bladen VS.. The City. Judgment affirmed.
The Berks county list was resumed.
COURT OF QUARTER SEssIoNS-Judge Peirce.-
Prison cases were resumed this morning.
Emory F. Benton was convicted of larceny
as bailee, 1t being proved that he hired sew
ing machine for a specific time. and having
obtained possession of II, sold It,
victed of assault and battery upon girl, whom
he accosted and struck at Pine street wharf
because she refused to notice him.
Benjamin Mansfield. colored. was convicted
of assault and battery upon Catharine Spicer.
1t was testified that he went into Mr.. Spicer's
store and accused him of stealing eggs from
him, and Spicer told his wife to procure q
started into the street he seized and beat her.
william II. Dyer. colored. was tried upon the
charge OF assault and battery upon James
Moore and Dave Biddle. II appeared that on
the 4th OF last month Moore opened a rum mill
in Seventh street, below Lombard, and in cele-
bration of the occasion ''dished out bad whisky
free gratis" and the prisoner was one of the
deprived him of all reason; and then act
ing under the influence, he Joined in a
general storm of porter bottles, one
Of which Moore caught in his eye. Leaving
this place he proceeded to q aneighboring tavern,
where Biddle tended BAR and was attacked by
him with club. Having sense enough left to
appreciate his right OF selfdefense he shied
The jury considered that both these men had
brought this difficulty upon themselves, aud,
therefore, they acquitted the prisoner and put
the costs upon the prosecutors
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY. March 4-The Flour m arket con
tinues quiet, and only few hundred barrels
were taken in lots by the home consumers. in
Guiding superfine at s5@5'50, extras at $2759
$3.50, 800 barrels choice Iowa extra family at
S7.75, 900 barrels fair Minnesota do do at S70
25, $50 barre Is Pennsylvania do. do. at 88DS 25
small lots OF Ohio do do. at s8 1903 So and some
f. ncy al 8l0@l2, according to quality. Rve Flour
is fl Imer, and $50 barrels sold at S7'259775. No
change to notice In Corn Meal
TheI @ Is very little Wheat coming forward,
and for prime lois there is good demand at
full prices, but inferior sorts are neglected;
sales of red at 81 80@l 90. amber at 81 95@12 and
1000 bushels choice Michigan white az 81 25. Rye
is steady. with sales of Western at 81 5j. Cjrn
is in good demand at full prices; sales of 1000
bush els elbow al 95997c. Oats are unchanged;
sales of 5000 bushels Western at 72@75c. No
thing doing in Barley or Malt.
Seeds-CloveIseed Is in good demand and
frmei; sales of 100 bushels old at SO 37M. limo
thy Is worth SO 26@3'40 Flaxseed Is taken by
the crushers at S2'65
Bark-In the absence OF sales we quote No.
Quercitron at $50 % ton.
whisky is dull and nominal.
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FIFTH EDITIO
THE LATEST NEWS.
Grant Enters the Presidential Man
siOn-He Smokes with the
President, and Re-
ceives Bismark's
COngratula-
ti0ns.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Despatoh TO The EUessfs6 Telegraph.
President Grant En- ters the white House
WAsHINGToN, March 4.-President Grant
reached the White House at about o'clock.
accompanied by Vice President Colfax, Senator
Craein. ex-senator Creswell. A. 7. Stewart, OF N.
York, and several members of his staff He was
received at the door OF the White House by
General Schofield and General Michler, Conn
missioner OF Public Buildings. Arrangements
bad been made for a general reception. but
Grant countermanded the order, and the doors
OF he White House were closed.
In company with Vice-President Colfax
General Schofield, A. T. Stewart, and Senator
Oreswell Grant retired TO the room heretofore
occu pied as an Office by johnson, for the pur-
pose, as Grant remarked TO Oolfax, of
''SmOkiBg a Cigar"
President Grant to day received telegram
from Bismark, per cable. congfatulat ting him
on his peaceful accession to the office of Presi'
dent of the United States.
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FROM CUBA.
American Citizens Released - MOve-
ments of the United States Squadron
Arrival of More Troops from Spain.
d. kn..I..

American Citizens Released - mOve-
ments of the United States Squadron
Arrival OF More Troops from Spain.
By Cuba Gable
HAVANA, March 3.-Otley Lanzea, Leon,
Rosas, Cahas, Piutado, Tritel, and five others
who have been in prison here for some time
past, and who claimed TO be citizens of the
United States, have all been released to day by
order of The Captain General.
One-half OF the vessels comprising the North
Atlantic squadron, under command of Rear
Admiral Hof, are here at the present time.
The Contoocook is in port. The Penobscot is
at the mouth repairing. She leaves to morrow "
for Cienfuegos and other ports along the coast.
The Gettysburg has gone to Key West for the
ceed to Nuevitas and several other points. Ad-
mral Hof Is displaying considerable activity in
the work of protecting American interests.
A steamer arrived to-day from CadIz with 100
men on board, most of whom are marines.
The brig j. D. Lincoln has finally obtained
clearance and sailed.
More troops have been sent by railroad to the
interior.
The Spanish steamer Montezuma has gone to
Nuevitas. and from thence will cruise along the
coast. she has on board $4,000 with which to
pay the troops, together with a considerable
quantity of munitions of war.
A ship has been chartered to carry 800 rebel
prisoners 10 the island of Fernando Pc.
The bank, by authority Of the Captain Gene
raj, limits the exchange OF notes for gold TO ten
dollars.
The authorities have advertised for horses
and other animals.
The bishop has offered one-sixth of his income
for three months to support the volunteers. The
Catholic clergy have offered one-tenth of theirs,
while the various Catholic brotherhoods are
subscribing funds for the same purpose.
A correspondent of the Prensd urges the
seQuestration OF the property of absent rebels.
Advices from Sagua la Grande report that the
rebels had torn up the track on the railroad
and stopped and captured a train of cars. They
destroyed the engine and train, captured the
engineers and other employees, and took posses
sion of all that was OF value. The insurgents
were very active on the road.
Intelligence from Nassau to the LIST has been
received. 1t reports that on the 10th ulLiplo
Cuban steamer full OF men, and carrying a
large number of arms and considerable guam
tity of ammunition, left The island for the
Cnhan COast.
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FOREIGN.
BY Atlantic OdbEe "I
Opening of the North German Parlia.


6y Atlantic Cu0fe.
Opening of the North German Parlia.
ment.
BERLIN, March 4.-The session of tho Par.
lament of North Germany began here yester~
day. King William, as usual, opened the
proc eedings with speech. He said that the
first duty OF the North German Confederation
was TO maintain peace and friendly relations
with the other powers OF the earth. All the
nations OF Europe had shown a disposition for
peace. The result of the conference recently
held at Paris on the Eastern question demon
straied that tbere was a general desire
for peace. The King closed his speech with
the following words:-"A nation saving its
strength, aud having will TO respect the
Independence Of others and maintain ITS own,
can surely count on peace, as foreign powers
will not molest it. and domestic enemies of
otder are po werless to trooble it,"
QUEENSTOWN, March 4.-The steamship Eng
land arrived to-day.
This Evenings Market Quotations.
LONDON, March A. Evening.-Consols for
money SO; for account 93M93t. U. 5-20s, 82s.
Stocks steady. Erie, 242; Illinois Central 974;
Great Western 3l9.
FRANKFORT, March 4-Evening.-U. 8. 5-20s,
S5sG85s.
LIvERpooL, March 4-Eveuing. Cotton is
frmer, but not higher; tue sales have been
10000 bales.
LONDON. March 4-Evening Sugar on the
spot ass; Sd ahoat, 2ss. Cd. Calcutta Lin
ANTWERP March e. Evening.--Petroleum
frmer at 5S@5S9f.
LoNroN, March 4-Evening.-Tbe decrease
of bullion in the Bank of England is S250, 900.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Ann ELI THIS mOhNlN0s
wheat 20 orGer-yessei 10 O. 81. Oammings.. Jan 10,
p n Srys SS 96
having spoken. Dec IS no lat etc. % ship asjsssic s
= long. Ita W, spoke French barque Benare, bound
Ital. brig Xq1ila Feasconra. 65 days from Palermo
with irpit etc. 70 Isaac Jeanes a Co.
scnI +. @. wniliden. Robinson days from Boston,
schr 4. BuTsisy,. Parker: days from Boston, with
-,schr NJ i. Rankln, am, days from Richmond.
Va. with Iron to captain.
schI II; +. 6hambers, Chambers. 2 days from
towed TO sea yesterday morning ship Armstrong, Tor
Roas D
nSnd and LS0sa ,os trSm % 81 John 1 ~ nour.
BaitimoTe with mdse. to 4. Groves, Jr.
oorresponde,cs Of Ae Pa,ladelphta Exchange.
D MsssS. Mssia Gs pssssa sa
loSsy; Also 6SIqus Snd S,ls names not not knewn
and @ schr Addis Watson irom Boston for RIea @ona
are detained at the BrsAkwateT ey hssd wiass 9SrsA
s,,, - MEMORANDA.
SHIP wyoming, JULIUS Tor Philadelphia, sailed from
. s,eamship Hunter. Harding, hence. at Providence
s,ea%ship Brunette. Howe. hence. at New York
,,r Bsrsas Rachel. Mitchell, for Philadelphia sailed
, schr = seelman. Adams for Philadelphia, sailed
schT :. 2. Aibarasr. oorson. hence. a, Guantanamo
ABOUT lbih ult discharging
~,scnr Maryland. Green. fog PhilAdelphia or New
f9oIk. sailed from Fall River lat Inst ,.,
ris Sonis sarah Cullen. Avis and Annie y. uloVer'
1eIty cleared at Boston 3d inst, for Onarleston.
Ns1 Ralph soudes Crosby. ~ Havana 24In uit' Tue
a.s sch, mr. Conspt Brandtberg. cleared as Havana
| ,,schr w. n. Tiers HOFFMAN, at Charleston. ffor
4 Senaeegoa for Philadelphia. reports having expe
Gulf Stream had shafp sea Win heavy gales. car
| keu away the main and f0feb0em. and leaked st
ieAk censIhnuy ipcFeNsiRe.
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A Mysterious Case.

NEw YORK, March Am September last a
Jersey City grocer named Stillwell mysteriously
disappeared, and nothing was heard of him
until last night, when he arrived home. He was
Knocked iusensibe and ROBBED in West street,
New York. and when he came to his senses
he found himself on Shipboard. going out of
this harbor. The ship experiencing heavy
weather, was abandoned, and, after six months,
stllwell reached his home and family, as above
stated.
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YoR PUBLIC SALES OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS,
Furpiture, Machinery, Horses and Carriages,
90 eta next week, by order OF Executors: AS.
sianees Administrations. Orphans Court, Mas
1oTs. and others, see Thomas sons aoVeT-
iigoinents and catalogues,
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TIE RErRAL OF THE SALT BnL.-Mavor Fox
has Issued the following call, which explains
by virtue OF authority conferred upon the
Mayor by the Act Of the General Assemblv Of
the Com monwealth of Pennsylvania emitted
"A further supplement to an Aot,' entitled IAN
Act TO incorporate the City of Philad delphiai
passed the second day of February A ID IS5i
special meeting OF Select and Comm0n
Councils Is ereby called to be held at o. clock
take into consideration matters affecting the
street contractors, and the subject OF cleansing
the streets OF the city; and also, TO reconsider
Councils, entitled AN Ordinances to grant a
certain privilege TO the Germantown Passenger
Railway Company, which has been trans.
mitted TO the Mayor for his approval, which
said ordinance he does not approve. Very re-.
speclfully. DAHIEL NJ. Fox,
MavOr of Phtiadelphia.O
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,os see Inside Pages
[RY rELEGRAPH.l

NEW YoRK, March 4-Arrtved. steamships Hol
saIia, from Southam pton. and Eagle. from Havana
(By Atlantic CIbls)
QUEENsTowN. ID arch 4.-Arrved, steamship City
OF New York, from New York.
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STATIoNERY.-We call attention to the caro-
of Richard Magee, stationer. bookbinder, etc.
to be found in another column.
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DETAILED FOR EXTRA DUTY.-Lieutenan
John Kelley, of the Eighth Police District. with
q force Of fifty men, have been detailed to take
CT arge Of the Twenty. fifth ward. in consequence
of the resignation OF Lieutenant Murray and
hiS
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West. Union TEL. .. 36z6
Olev. and To1. II. RIOS
Toledo d Wabash. 66N
NIL. d st. Paul com. .84N
NIL. d 81. Paul prf ~
Adams Express...... 81
Wells. Fargo Exp. 81
United States Exp. 4s11
Tenn. 6s, new........ 66%
l0olo....,.....s"........l3lA
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CLEARED THIS NJ

srArE OF rHERMoMErHR AT THE xvENINa rrLp
GRAPH oFRICE.
A. M.-......3s IL A. M........44 p. As
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DEATH OF SISTER OF EDWIN FoRRRsr. The
eldest sister Of Edwin Forrest. Esq. the emf.
nent tragedian, died yesterday of paraly ais al
the residence OF her brother, Broad ana Master
streets,
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TIE PENSION AGENT Owing to the failure
of the department az Washington to forward
the draft for the payment of pensions, the
OFT ce of Colonel Greene was besegea this morn
Ing by q crowd of pensioners. who were sent
away wi hout their money AS 1t is understood
that @ lionel GI eene has resign ed his Office
Pension Agent this may be an explanation of
the aifficnlLV
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Latest Marke cts by Telegraph.

BATlMoRE. March a-Collon unchanged. Flour
aciiVe AL IOTmeF hgures. Whea' firm; cnOlce prime
PennsyIvania red 20 1901 rs. Corn firm; white sS@o
sec yellow 90@S2c. Uats nominal az 7n@75c Rye
DOmipal prime, S. Pork quiet ~ SSSSS 70; bacon
unchanged Lard. 2Oc.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Volunteer Jones, New ork, F. OhI
Schr Jealous, Williams. Baltimore. Captain.
Schr Vrsie. Mason, Oardenas Madeira d Cabada.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFIcE OF rHE EVENING TELReRAPR,1
Thursday, March 4. 1869. !

Thursday, March 4. 1853. + :.
There is more demand for money, aud tho
rates are rather drmer. We quote call loans at
6,08 per cent, the former rate on Government
bonds. First class mercantile paper ranges
from SOLO per cent. per annum. The Stock
market was very dull this morning, and prices
were unsettled.
Government securities were firmly held. 1854
was bid for 10 40s; 1l5S for 6s of 1881; liza Tor
'62 5-20s; la for '64 5.20s; ll5b for '65 5-20s;
1l2A for July, '65, 5'2Os; and 1l2l for 67 5-2Os.
City loans were unchaneed; the new issue
solo at lO1, and old do. at 974.
PHILADELPHIA BTOOk EXUHAN6R SALES TO.DAX
$500 Pa 81. sseries....oo % sh Peuns RR-.-- 5ys<
sllVO IaEy 6e. New.-..l0i 1888 do 5z5<
.,M0S0 S-0s ,s7' Cp..;.iIzh it0 sh Read RR.c- ~
fUJ Leh 6s S4.....' g. 8slz 200 do-'a-..bl0 As 90
q 20 do-:.....s6- sSl4 100 do--....b30- an
COO Leh RR In ....... s5 100 do ..........-4ttS
$500 Leh s.. gold Lee. 9lH 400 DO ..:..-ls-466 50
'S iS sh Sd Ieh Lei ssS-.... lD'" ss LOO 81 y q ~ -
-Narr q Ladner, Stock Exchange Brokers,
No, 80 8. Third street, report this mornings
1000 A. M. 1872 1877 A. M. 1919
1875 :. lsI}Il2 90 NJ; 1917
-Messrs. Jay Cooke q GO: quote Govern:
1881, lIS9@lle; 5-4os Of 1882, ll73@ll8;
l163; July. 1865, 1l2AMll22; do, lee7, ll2i61
ll9 40. 1868. ll2b ii2i; l0-40s. lO5al1l66.
Gold. 1917. Union Pacific bonds, l01b9l02i.
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New York house the
N. Y. Cent. X. .........l5
N. Y. and Erie r.. 3
Pm. and Rea. H....-. .
Mich. 6Outhei H.. .
Clev. d Pittsb'g H.. =
Obi. and N. w. com :
ChL and N. W. pref. :
Ohi. and X. L R......l2
Pitts. q y. W.........ll
Pacific Mall y. %. 10
Market unsettled.
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FLAG RA1sED.-The Republican Custom
House officers, who voted for General Grant,
raised beautiful flag over the Inspectors
office this morning, South Delaware avenue, to
celebrate the Inauguration of the Hero Presi-
dent and the political demise of the apostate
"Moses." Bright smiles ifradiated the coun-
tenances of the staunch ana true Republicans,
while the chop. fallen faces of the Ops de.
noted their hopeless situation.
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CITY ORIA1lNAL OALENDAR.

Larceny OF F1Our-bkoloa Hamn-Crueltx
% Animals-An UnEratefui BOn-Car-
rytns on q Hawsor-R. clxless Driving
--Owner wanted.
john Wilson went to Frankford on Tneu-
mill, TO be delivered at Second and D,oksrson
sueets Tne articles were taken there but
were e. not Paid aid for on delivery, Wlson promis
then hired wagon and attempted TO sell the
hour on the street, but failed. He then shifted
effected q sale OF ave barrels at a store ai
Twenty second and Christian streets. Those
10 wnOm IL belonged commenced a search and
recovered the ten barrels and secured wilson
VINO was committed by Alderman Dallas for
CHARLES Jeffries, coored, yesterday entered
the William Penn Hotel, Thirty eighth and
Market streets, and stole a ham. He was cap.
tufed, and alter hearing before Alderman
Maue, was sent TO prison.
Peter Burns, aged twenty. seven years, was
arrested by Policeman Watermeyer, at Twen
tietb and Coates streets for cruelty to amin ais.
he was beating mule with stick Il We feet
long and about four inches thick. He was
accommodated with lodgings in prison by
Alderman Hutchinson.
-BeDjamin Auner lives at Fifteenth and
FedeTal streets, and yesterday was held by
father. Il seems that benjamin. Is quite i =
support. and the cause of the fracas was owing
10 the fact that the old gentleman ordered the
youth from his house, to try his hand at
Michael Kelley was overbauled yester lay,
at Walnut and Dock streets. by Polioem an
Ashmeyer, with a fifty feet hawser in his pos
g. sslon, which had been stolen from the
schooner McOabe. Alderman Carpenter COM
mitt ed Kelley to prison.
-Zabock George (colored). for reckiessly
driving at Second and Brown streets yeste rday,
was arrested and taken before Alderman To.
land, and was bound over to appear at Court.
-Lieutenant Edgar, of the Harbor Police. h as
n three and half inch Manila hawser and a
two and half inch hemp hawser at his station,
awaiting owners. The rope was found Della
ware avenue. below Pine street, at o'clock
this morning sFxEE7
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PHILADELPHIA srOUK EXOHANGE SALES, NJ ARCH

RETWREN BOARDS.
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stock quotations by TeIcgraph-2 r. m

elendinnlrg. DayisS Go: report through their
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-Narr q Ladner, Stock Exchange Brokers,
No. 80 8. Third street, report this mornings
gold quotations as foliows:-