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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

steamship Volunteer, Jones, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to John f. OIL.
Steamer Maynower, Fultz, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. 2. Clyde Co.
Steamer II. l.. CAV, Her. 13 hours from Baltimore,
with mdse. and passengers to A. Groves Jr
Steamer susan, Grumley, from Hartford, with
N. e. bark Dora, Braun, il days from Cardenas, in
ballast to L. Westergaard * Co.
Brig Samuel Welsh, Darrah, from Portsmouth n.
H., in ballast to s. d w. Welsh.
Brig Isaac Carver, Sheets from Belfast.
Br. schr Emma g., Webber, 10 days from st. John,
n. b., with laths to Patterson & Lippincott.
Schr W. S. Thompson, Raynor, from Norfolk, with
shingles to j. w. Gaskill & Sons.
Schr A. M. Aldrdge, Bond, from Kennebec River,
with ice to Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Ethan Allen, Blake, from Kenne0ec River,
with ice to johnson & Co.
B., with laths to d. Trump, Son s Co.
Schr Henry, Dobbins, II days from Hillsboro MS,
with plaster to Souder Adams.
Schr Faragut, Clark days from Boston, in bal
last to Souder d Adams.
Schr Ariadne, Thomas, day from Smyrna, DEL,
with grain to Jas. L. Bewley & Co.
schr NJ. a. Folsom, Rose, from Boston.
Schr NJ. Mulyey Rowley do.
Schr Sae B., Bateman, do.
Schr II. n. Miller, Miller do.
Schr M. p. Smith, Grace, do.
Schr Henrietta, Jones, do,
Schr X. d ). Corson, Cors0n, do.
c6r Bses espss 4oS fsom pTSydence
Schr Morning Light, Bowen, from Georgetown.
Schr BrandyTine, Adams; from Newport
tow OF barges TO w. =. Clyde q Co.
Tug G. b. Hutchins Davis, from Havre- de-Grace,
with tow OF barges TO w. P. Clyde & Co.
Special Despatch 10 The EUelling Telegraph.
HAyRE- DE.GRACE, Sept 19-The following boats
left this morning in tow
Lebanon Transportation Co., Reliance, Col Rich
ardson, and William Elwo0d, with lumber for New
York.
Emily D. Kennedy, with grain to Hoffman Ken
nedy.
j. b. Hall and Harry Craig, with lumber to Craig
a Blanchard.
Colonel PaliBger. Andrew Shaw. and Merrill, with
lumber to Patterson q LppiACOtl.
Harry, with lUm0eg 70 PIice s Co.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M.........64 IL A. M.......72 2 P. NJ. 70
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

(By Telegraph.)

NEW YORK, Sept. i9.-Arrived. steamship City OF
Brussels Qnman line), from Liverpool.
Also, steamer Henry Chauncey, from Aspinwall.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING

Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards New York, W. P. Clyde
&Co
Steamer c. Comstock, Drake, New York, W. NJ.
Baird x Co.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, New York, do.
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with tow
OF barges w. P. Clyde CO.
Tug Chesapeake Merrihew, Hayre de-Grace, with
tow OF barges, w. p. Clyde Co.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

BtAg N " - Il " - II L IL II -
On and after SATURDAY, October /, 1870,
THE NEW YORK AND BOSTON EXPRESS
COMPANY
will receive and forward goods, money, valuable
packages ETC., to all points in New York and Eastern
States, and Canadas.
Particular attention paid to collection OF bills,
drafts and notes.
Z. ", GUINOON,
General Superintendent.
G. A. FULLER, President.
ofce Philadelphia, No. 68i CHESNUT Street,
c. A. OAKMAN, Agent,
al9mwthtC1 No. 6S1 CHEsNUT Street.
nessH HEADQUARTERS UNION REPUBLICAN
CITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, No. 11O5
CHESNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, September 10, 1910.
The ATTENTION of all REPUBLICAN CITI-
ZENs is called to the CANvASSERS' DIVISION
TRANSCRIPTS, now open for inspection at the
UNION LEAGUE HOUSE and the parlor OF the
NATIONAL UNION CLUB, No. 1lO5 CHESNUT st.
CALL and EXAMINE the LISTS anu see If you
are PROPERLY REGISTERED.
By order of the Union Republican City Executive
Committee.
JOHN L. HILL, President.
Attest
MaRsHhHL IHH MIIvtiRoSa G. RoSa, Secretaries o1e 2t
aasn A QUEER CAsE.-A MAN WAS LATELY
sent to the lunatic asylum for perslstng in
sorrel colts There persons at large no entertain
expectations equally absurd Those who are allured
II you want good coal paronze some reliable dealer
like MI J. c. HANCOCK, at the northwest corner
the Honeyprook Lehgh in ali its purity. Deal with
him once and you become permanent pa
tron. 993m4p
sSy- HARPER'S HAIR DYE.-THE ONLY
did Hair Dye is perfect. Changes req, rusty or grey
hair, whiskers, or moustacne instantly to glossy
black or without tho nurng the hair or
TR6 m 26pS and % %MIS ne aTSf pSs
No; 6l4 CHEsNIT Street ;YARNELL, FIFTEENTH
and MARKET MAR Streets; BROWN, FIFTH and
CHESNUT Streets, and all Druggists. 5Siu4p
sSs. O. .. A. NJ PARADE AT ALLENTOWN,
vs. on THURSDAY, Sept. 22d. SenlGrs can obtain
their Tickets on Wednesday at the Otce, corner of
FOURTH and GEORGE Streets; Juniors at No. 14s
Tickets for the round trip sl25; good for two
days. Number being limited, early application
should be made. 1t
N.Y. OFFICE OF TIE FRANKLIN FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Philadelphia, Sept
II, 1870.
An election for Ten Directors, to serve during the
ensuing year, will be held, agreeaby to charter, at
the office of the Company, on MONDAY, october 5,
1870, between the hours OF II A. NJ. and Q p NJ.
10 l3t j. w. McALLISrER, Secretary
f.9gs W RD L E G. MICA LISTER,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
No. S03 BROADWAY,
New York.
sSE@ MUSIC SCHOOL-MRS. ANNIE E. SNIP
Vs. son will open her Music School at No III \.
TWENTY-FIRST Street Corner OF Tower on SEP
TENDER 12, 1870. Instruction on Piano and Cabi-
net Organ and in Singing and Harmony 90 I'm
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THE FINE ARTS.

The Palace Of Industry, Paris-Crowds OF
Visitors and Intensely Hot Weather
The Rewarding Goddess and the
Medals-Scenes in the Interior Of the
BuiIding--W What the Critics Say
Landscape Painting and Sculp-
aure--The New School Ele.
ment - Female Artists
Speech Of the Minister OF
Fine Arts-Inferences
at the Close.
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CHESS MiTrERs.

Tho Williamsburg Chess Club vs.. +. Book.
In the subjoned interesting and brilliant game Mr..
Frederic Book, of Chicago, gave the ADDS Of pawn
and move to several members Of the Williamsburg
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however does more--it IS Comprehensive IL real
res more perfect, complete whole II IL the who.e
story or The church. II embraces all the feeiinys
Monderings, longlngs which the beautiful place
inspires aud awakens. The view IS one OF
portion OF the nave with one transept
and partial View OF tue choir. IL Is the stand
point from which most large buildings OF that
character appear 10 most advantage The beautiful
screen, enriched by It's yaricolored marbles ana
guarded b. ns inc OF lolgrobed apostles aud saints
separates the nave from the CHOIR. Beyond, IN me
dim and misty Sight where The air is neavy with The
perfuned incense, Is diinly disco ned the altaf
canopy, Win us marble columns. over the organ -
the non or 81. Mare. Overhead ana Oh al Inc
arches are those famed mosaics, on their golden
oa ~ ,ie uncertain ligh' NO one VINO mas ctsl
tnelr wonderful ylyidness and freshness Of color,
while they are suodued Into most charming
Snu ico,ce n harmony On ane oisn, s ee
most remarkable features OF the painting IL would
be impossible more correctly aud feelingly 90 render
most n pha roos ana Se eam
VITA a soflened br ancy where the light falls on t.
WINE IN shadow turks the hidden glory with pecu-
ne,,h INC hraoa Ian,i,.c arnSo. saa,n ayannant
with wealth OF untold color and mysteries VI strange
anu Deducois loris SPLITS OF ,nus.c anu Deauty,
of religion manifest Ia the rorqeous spiendOr OF
Oriental luxury Is here dominant. IL appeals TO
every sense 70 every sentiment OF poetry anu i9si,
in his picture No ordinary or superficial a Imrcr
could nave caught the feeling. Time and study with
VAL ,ha ala. nav have 1a"e In the
,vnrt Mr. Nea mas acnieved "
al oi,Igr NooK --wuIIAx MAcRAru
There l. some sentI,nenf and Keeling In This work
and a vary faj,. rendsr,n@ ~, IIsirc. WA" va
CHARMING Spirit pervaales The whole niciure which
is readily psrceniIble
(5iO.l-TiIE EMIRolprRER. -syoRcR II. HALL. N A
There ia n denth and richness ar color IN this ME
ture which can only no commenSed as IL ia rare ana
excellent There are few WorKs in the exhibiton.
In TINS resnect M least NOR eSceiant the draw'
ing however ia wretenad In several nIaces n
would disgrace a schoolboy. The composit on Is
STRANGELY forced ana unnatural, The Whole croun
IN the calm atIsaction of ronscous neriecon. nave
Iake,, g1nsS witch ynuJ rathar shok the sens,hiI,
ties of a respectable photooranher' way
:.
se"i"pas'" stasne.
The Park was designed TO promote the health OF
New York and IL seems proper that there sbould he
,,.,. a.. -. 49,. =. ~, . a., -. -,
nohH VIC hany STATUES W DC erecteu III 'hat peaut
ful creation or landscape and architectural art one
s,aiue ia renresent the divinity M the idea
~ - s., s w
Vi heath either III the iorh Oh the goa Oh medicine
OF some mortal personation of his spirit who
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CON G II E s S.



@ so%
Under the call Of States for bills for reference bills
WY BY Mr. BufHnton tMsss feasiTe 70 the hsrbor of
% at S hs p Of
1885, Tsgusting The carrying Of passengers
y N. Post
the LAW or ho cooo
ti9n Of duties on mi ,imPosis; posts; .. o...,,;.h ...,
lines tOS the OF the mails between the
and % Europesn Steamship Company WITH Capital stocR
q $5oOO06S which Sc increased tG sa0O6OGOo
the conveyance Of the mails from Portland Boston New
Si aGd On the % 6f 6s Tass sss
to the ports OF Lyerpool southampton Hayre, Ant
Atlantic coast Of Europe and Marsaes, Genoa and
of compensation for semi monthly service 900 per
o an S and oSsP sroe
in like proportion
thousand tons bnrtben with the modern % improVs Sse
s Per 50 acres Of the public asd for o1
iron shipping built by under this law provided that
thousand each and shall be located at least in alter
niss @ Fens aRrY Y to mineral land fund
By Mr. ChurcniiI IN W auoorize the Secretary of
the Interior to increase the compensation of Assistant
legacies and distributive shares.
The House has passed by vote OF 1871 to rs the bill
repeating the civil tenure OF otfce act
MI Banks (Mass.) presented resolution for
appointment OF commission to negotiate the
Vious question.
The House refused to second the previous ques-
ton by vote OF &c to S2 and Mr.. Cox moved TO lay
the resolution on the table,
By Mr.. Getz (Pa), to encourage maritime commerce
under the Anne erican flag.
BY Mr.. Morey (I.a. J, to repeal the Income tax.
By Mr. Upson (O) to relieve internal commerce from
certain duties.
BY Mr. Beatty (O extend the provisions OF the 25.h
section of the Army Appropriation bill OF 10th July loO
TO relatives of deceased office apd soldierA
BY Mr. Stevenson (Onio) appropriatng S2o6O for the
falls of the Ohio and the Louisville and Portland Canal
BY Mr.. Mungen tCho), relStive to the ten per cent
addt nal tax of 18th june 1870 merchandise also in
regard the purchase OF persons as chattes whether
under the head Of territorial purchase otherwise an
allusion to San Domingo"
BY Mr. Jones (KyJ TO provide for the settlement of
claims officers and soldiers of the Revolutionary
demned cannon to the National Cemetery at Knoxville,
Tennessee.
BY Mr. Julian nnd y to amend the June sth 1858,
for the relief of the inhabitants of cities and towns
public lands
the public domain by honoably discharged sol
diers.
By Mr. Mccormick, 10 extend the time for completing
the Missouri and Iron Mountain Railroad Comp
BY MIR Asper, TO divide Missouri into three Judicial
| d strics.
BY Mr. McCrary, in regari 10 bounty lands.
by Mr. PomsTey, the Government against the
| improper certiication of public lands.
BY Mr. Wilson (Mnn.), 70 amend the act OF the Sd of
July, 1865 granting lands for the improvement of the
navigation of the Minnesota river
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EVtsaIEG WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Appropriation Bills
San Domingo and Canads,
The Presidents Persistency.
A Abolishir.gtheAdmiraIty
The Aouse Passes the Bill.
The Court of Claims.
Etc, ETC.. ETC.. ETC., Etc.
FROM WASHING TON.
The Appropriation Bills.

The Appropriation Bills.
Special Despatch 10 the Epenirlg Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The various bills
before the Appropriation Committee are well
advanced, and it is the intention of those who
have charge of them to report them to the
House before the holidays.
The Holiday Recess
The committee favor taking a recess from the
22d instant until the 4th of January.
The San Domingo and Fishery Questions.
In accordance with the wishes of the Presi-
dent, Morton and Chandler introduced resolutions
to-day relative to the acquisition of San Do
mingo, and the settlement of the fishery ques-
tor with the Dominion of Canada. Chandler's
resolution gives the President authority to sus-
pend all laws relating to the trade with the pro-
vinces, and all communications with their ships
inconsistent with the treaty with England. Nor
tons resolution was laid over, and Chambers
went to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Banks introduced a similar proposition in
the House to the one Mr.. Morton offered in the
Senate about San Domingo.
Aboiishins the Rank of Admiral
Special Despatch 10 The EUe,ing Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The House has passed
under a suspension of the rules Logan's bill
abolshing the rank of admiral in the navy.
Butler Cox, Logan, and others made strong
speeches against Porter, and there was but little
opposition to the bill
The Court of Claims.
The President sent to the Senate to-day the
nomination of Senator Drake, of Missouri, for
Chief Justice of the Court of Claims. Many
Senators are opposed to confirming him on the
ground that it will secure Democratic Senator
from Missouri.
Army Orders.
Despatch TO the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-The following army
officers have been honorably discharged at their
own request:-Captain Walter o. Lattimer, 10Th
Infantry, and First Lieutenant j. w. Thomas,
Sd Infantry; j. w. Dickinson and George M.
Fleming, unassigned; First Lieutenant Charles
NJ. Edwards, 10th Infantry, is ordered before
the Retiring Board First Lieutenant Melville r.
Loucks is mustered out of the service under the
10th section of the act of July, 1870.
Lieutenant-C Commander E. Dichman, U. s. N,
has resigned.
Tho Tobacco Interest
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA large number of
tobacco manufacturers are here from the Rich
mond Tobacco Convention, seeking an inter-
view with the committee, with a view of
change of the law with reference to tobacco.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Additional Five Per Gents.
Despatch 10 The Euentrlg Teleqrdph,

Spectd{ Despatch 10 Ire EDe7l119 1etegfdph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Secretary Boutwell,
made an argument before the Ways and Means
Committee this morning in favor of issuing
three hundred millions of additional five per
cent. bonds for the purpose of funding the
public debt. The Secretary gave it as his OPT
nion that he would not be able to negotiate the
four per cent. bonds during the continuance of
the war in Europe.
He has no means of knowing how long the
war will last, and it is necessary that certain
amount of the debt shall be funded at early
day. The Secretary proposes TO negotiate five
hundred millions at home. Two hundred mil
lions are already provided for in the bill which
passed last winter. The committee heard the
Secretary very patiently, and although no action
was taken, the impression is that they will re-
port bill carrying out the proposition of the
Secretary.
The sugar Interest.
On Thursday next the Committee on Ways
and Means will hear the sugar interest. large
number of importers, refners, and others inte-
rested in the sugar trade are here protesting
against the inadequacy of the law passed at the
last session.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
They say it not only works oppressively, but
clogs business. The Pennsylvania delegation is
very much demoralized to-day over an an
nouncement which comes from the White
House, that General Peasanton, of New York,
will be sent in to-day for Commissioner of Iu-
ternal Revenue. The supposition is that Grant,
in order to appease the Pennsylvanians, will
give that State place in the Cabinet
The San Domingo Mission.
Senator Howard, who was chairman of the
Hatch San Domingo investigating committee
last session, has evidence in his hands to show
that the man Hatch, who was imprisoned by
Baez in San Domingo, is not an American citi-
zen. 1t appears that he went from this country
some time ago, and was naturalized as Spanish
subject in Porto Rico. This debars him from
all claims to protection from the American Gov
ernment.
COi0red Congressman.
j. H. Reaney, colored member, who isselected
to succeed B. f. Whittemore, froll South Caro-
lima, was sworn in this morning. He is light
mulatto with hair as straight and as black as
General Logan's. The only member who con-
graduated him after he was sworn in was Horace
Maynard.
The Tenure-Of-Omce Act
General Butler reported from the Judiciary
Committee to-day bill to repeal the Tenure-o Of
Office act. This bill will probably pass the
House. 1t will fail in the Senate.
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NEW YORK, Dec l2.-Cotton unsetted and lower:
sales 1000 bales at 15Ac. Flour frmer; sales OF
l2 600 barrels State at s52Oa6 So Ohio at s69645;
Western at s5'20@6S0 Wheat firm; sales OF $4,000
bushels new spring at 81 3S@l'36; winter red and
amber Western at 81 4491'46. Corn steady; sales
OF $4,000 bushels new mixed Western at 7S@S0c
Oats quiet; sales OF 20 900 bushels Ohio at 62963c
Western at 6O@62c. Beef quiet. Pork heavy; un-
inspe cted new mess, s20@2O25; Lard steady; steam
12@122lc; Kettle, 13Hc. Whisky steady at 93c.
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FROM NEW TORK.
Trial of m Murderer,

New YORK, Dec. 12.-Jerry Dunn, recently
arrested in Chicago, was placed on trial this
morning in the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
charged with the murder of James Logan No. 2,
the suspected marderer of Rodgers.
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TMPLOYMENT WANTED IN ANY RE-
u spectacle capacity by practical business man.
Can produce the most reliable New York ana Penn
sylvaDia references. wages object Address.
l2s2W JOHN HRNRY, this Oaice.
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FIRE About noon to-day the residence OF Robert
Wood, No. 1918 Spring Garden street, was damaged
by fire 10 an extent of about $500. The names
originated from the heater In the basement
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one ofhe Deputy Sher1s, in the performance OF his
duty, visited Port Richmond, and seiZing place
there, closed It up AS he was leaving the premises
he was met by one Anthony Murphy, who, without
any provocation whatever, commenced an attack
on the oficer. A policeman of the Eighteenth dis
trict noticed the occurrence and arrested Murphy
The latter had hearing before Alderman Neill and
WAS committed to answer,
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.

Boston NInyornitY Election.
BosToS, Dec. 12.-Beturns to l o'clock leave
no doubt that CASTOR, Democratic candidate
for Mayor, is elected.
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Ahtppfua.
New York Produce Market.

NORFOLK, Dec. 12-Put in for coal, steamer
California, from Mobile for Liverpool.
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BISHOP STEVENS, Rev. Messrs. Withrow Ken
nard, PeltZ, and william Bucknell, Esq, will ad-
dress the meeting of ladies tonight in Tabernacle
Baptist Church, Chestnut, above Eighteenth street.
The object is to inaugurate a work for the women
of this city, especially for those who come stran-
gers and friendless. All who are interested (both
ladies and gentlemen) in so worthy movement as
this. will not allow even an inclement evening to
cause their absence
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Internal Revenue System.
Despatch to the Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-The House adopted
yeas 164 to nays 5-Mr. Kelley's resolution abol-
ishing the Internal Revenue system, except as
to whisky and tobacco and referred to the Com
mittee of Ways and Means resolution offered
by Mr.. Cox for revenue reform. The House
then, at 315, adjourned.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.
The Gothard Railway.

The Gothard Railway
bFRNE, Dec. 10.-The Swiss Federal Council
asks an extension for eight months of the treaty
relative to the st. Gothard Railway.
The Steamship City of Paris.
BREsT, Dec. 10.-The steamer Vile de Paris
from New York, arrived this morning,
Saturday Evenings Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. 10-Evcsning -Censos closed at
90 for money and e2ls, for account 6-2Os closed
quiet and steady OF 1862, ssS; of 1865, ss1G and
LIVERPOOL, DEC, 10 - Evening. = Cotton closed
dull uplands, SGD. Orleans, s24@sSd. Sales to-day
10000 bales, including 1000 for export and specula-
tion. Shipments Of cotton from Bombay to Dec. 9
500 baes, Breadstufrs frmer and unchanged.
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The MANY FRIENDS OF Major Joseph +. Tobias will
be glad to learn OF his safe retnrn to his home He
Tecrossed the Atlantic in the AbySsna, after long
and beneficial soourn the Continent, the greater
portion of the time being passed by him with Lieu
nantGeneral Sheridan at the headquarters of the
German army. Major Tobias thus enjoyed envied
facilities for witnessing the most stirring warlike
OF the century, and made the best use OF his
grand opportunity.
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A FoUHDLRG.-On Saturday afternoon last a
pewy-bOrn babe was found in the Clubhouse OF a
aweing on Pine street, ABOVE Adam, Frankford.
The little 0le was adopted by neighbor.
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PETTY THEvIEG.-Ye Yesterday man named John
Muller found mis- way into the Reading Railroad de-
pot at Port Richmond, and helped himself to num-
Der OF small articles. He was committed 70 prison
by Alderman Neil.
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CARRYING CONCEALED DEADLY WE1PoNs.-Yes-
terday row took place at Seventeenth and Market
Streets and the Sixth District Police arrested one
OF the alleged participants, named James Miller.
Upon searching the prisoner at the station-house
black Jack was found in his possession. He had a
hearing before Alderman Jones, and was held in
gR00 hail IN ansWer.
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THEFT OF A TEAM.-An individual giving the
name OF Martin howell has been held to bail by
Alderman Jones for a further hearing upon the
charge OF the larceny OF horse and wagon from
livery stable Fayette street. The allegation is
that yesterday he went into the stable, aud without
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UNFORTUNATE CIRCUMsTANCEs.-On Friday last
MIS-. Annie Powers came to this city from Williams
port, and on the way here she had her pocket
picked OF pocket-book containing s27 in money and
piece of paper on which was the address OF her
brother, William Murray, upon whom she intended
to call, She could not remember the address, and
being without funds she wended her way to the
Sixth District Police Station. where she has been
provided with temporary home. Any Information
concerning her brother will be thankfully received
by the unfortunate one.