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TRAVELLING ON HIS CHKBK-A young man
aet night essayed to play the role OF reporter 10
his paper, and on bis cheek obtained sdmission
to the fair at the Masonic Temple. A repctstion
OF the offence viii be followed BY the pubiica-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

BLUE CLOTH WALKING COATS for SIS. A
large lot just opened, with PLAIN or velvet col
lars. This is a good article and quite cheap
One price to all.
GEO. T.. HENNIFs,
No. 40 Seventh street. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

The SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE IL to sppcar
Tomorrow In an entire new dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10
IN FURNISHING GoODS

The assortment is Of the most complete in wash
ingtOn Of
USEFUL GOODS,
And although have not at present much room e.
display them as l wish, they may be had by asking
for them, and at
PRICES
Based upon the LOWEST POSSIBLE PROFIT on
close purchases from first hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

ALASKA DIAMONDS and French etrusca,
tewelry, elegant style, at Prigg's jevelry store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

ihk treasury ENBHzIRnRxr CAsR-Ths
charged with embezxlement-inv Sich Ls s.er.
f.insc ASdle and X. 7. Merrick have been re-
IN ~ Chas been set for trial on Tuesday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

MRHTING OF CoLoRHD SCHOOL TEACHERS
A meeting Of the teachers Of the colored schools
was held 1t u O'Clock to-day to complete the
efs. superintendent Newton was present and
me Spencerfan system was adopted, with the
understanding that one of Mr. Bpencer's teach
eu % employed 70 give Q course OF lessons, and
20 supervise the writing department of the
schools during the course Of lectures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

RoBBKRY IN AIKxANDRIA.-Ias, MIA. A.
cry goods store Of Stewart, in AIexaniria
vas entered by burglars, and costly silks 10 The
value Of 500 carried on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

AL, rsf :, ~ y, TIE COusTr-Sesterday. a farm
49,. 40 soo. COUNTY g belonging to Mr. selby b.
entirely consumed The loss i ason, Aa 30 s ~
partial insurance was held on IT, 1917
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.
AMTSEMENTs. Ae

National Tseater-LOtta, in the new sensation
play Of Hearts Ease.r
WaHs Opera RoEsc.-Last night of Fox 4,
Dsnier's great New York company in the nan
somime OF the Three Blind Mice"
Sst.sron HaA.-Last night Of ALI. Burnett. the
celebrated facial artist and humorist $780, IA
ley. W. onAip-
.,neo.H HdH.-Lecture by Kate Field g Lifts
III The Adirondack Wilder ness N"s
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CITY ITEMS.

PRIGo's DOLLAR STORE,
No. 45I PennsyIraRin oc.nue.
receives new styles Holiday Presents every day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

STIL ANOTHER CouRez OF LECTURES
"The popular eoursep- six lectures
ence, on exceedingly interesting topics-an-
nounced in another column, will be commenced
at Wesley Chapel Tuesday evening next with a
lecture from Rev. DIR. Samson, on the iTradi-
tons Of tho Holy Land and City" DR.. Samson
is SO well known in this community and so
much loved that many will desire to hear him;
and from his personal experience as a traveller
In Palestine, his lecture on this occasion will be
ono OF rare interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

at the meeting Of the line md stsff of,,cers oS
the Boys IN Blue, on Thursday NIGHT. While
speaking Of ne expenses Of the proposed VEL
suggesting that three fourths Of the cIpan.s
ought to be borne BY the Pennsylvania Avenue
wooden ring; that they were not his words n
reported. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

fnLHTiER DOPE NC THE LAw.-The trial In
Nev YORK OF Pelletier and Bennett, for the
melt OF $3.50 .oC0 Cuban bonds from CastAiio'
ueasurer OF the Junta in New York city, vas
again postponed YESTERDAY on accopnf ~ ~.
mysterious absence OF CASTILLO, for whom a
subpoena was issued to compel attendanca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTIMORR.-The
decision Of the court in Baltimore YESTERDAY in
the case OF the State of Maryland against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to re-
cover the tax on passengers on the Washington
branch, which decision was published in The
STAR last evening, has already had its effect.
ana the railroad company has ordered an i'm
mediate reduction Of twenty per cent-the whole
amount OF the State taX-tO be made on the fare
Washington, thus reducing the fare between
the points named TO S1.20. This reduction com.
menced this morning. A corresponding re-
ouction mas been ordered In the fares at tn e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

The NBw MARKET-HoUsE-The buiIdinp
committee Of the market-house are to hold a
meeting this evening, when it is expected the
contract for the building will be awarded to
JOB w. Angus and Thomas Lewis, they being
the lowest bidders. The architect, Mr.. Cluss,
is prepared to push the work rapidly to COM
pletion. The result of the arbitration was ar
rived at yesterday. The total amount asked by
the dealers was Si2 ,4sO, and the amount allowed
by the arbitrators is 81 ,079.76. The building
committee have agreed to the awards and the
money Will be paid down at once. There is a
general complaint among the occupants in the
sheds on the avenue about the condition OF the
entrance at the east end OF the shed, which
should be remedied at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10
AAD LIQUORA

A.xPI,l has all kinds Of Thermometers
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THr THKATKRs-The sprightiy Lolita will
ths evening given her last representation Of the
ossning heroine In Hearts Ease, ;" as she will
aeAt week appear IN some other Of the char
scters for which she Is famous
Io-night positively the last Of Fox and
1snien capital pantomime of "The Three
BIND Mice" which has nlied wsII's Opers
honse during the present week with deliehted
audiences. ~s"s1'eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-10

GEO. w. CALVERT will be pleased to see his
Old TRENDS and customers at Oak Hall Clothing
and Tailoring House, 52s 9Th street, near r. eos
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
MEETING or THE COMMISSIONERS.


At the meeting of the Board, yesterday
sup Kennedy sent in the following interesting
nication;
JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent of Metropolitan
Police: Dear Sir: Through you to the Department. send
piece Of the old buttonwOod or Sycamore tree more
the sidewalk on the west side between Twenty sixth and
Twenty yseventh-ss Broadway, formerly the old Albany
RD tSst stood in % front Of the old old house in which
was born; is Interesting AS near as ! can aseer :
years old, at least The house was built partly from
Creek which ran across where Twenty seconds and the
Thrdave are t6ehce northward to about the north
site Of the old state Arsenal and Poters Field to and
the old Albany Post Road Broadway. where
Creek As relic Of the pioneers Of the Western Cont.
nent of America send small piece OF the old Tree to
may contemplate tine rapid growth Of our city
Respectfully yours, GEO. W. VARIAS.
POLICE TRIALS.
Commissioner Bosworth listened to the complaints
against policemen yesterday. Patrolman John Grace Of
the Fourth Precinct was complained OF for having been
drunk July O. 1869. The reason for the complaint
being made so long after the oense was committed was
that Grace has been sick since. Grace admitted the
well on the day specified, and drank some liquor which
overcarne him. The case was referred to the board
complained Of Patroman Patrick Gafney for clubbing
him. He stated that boy TO him who said he
with other children dependent on her. Complainant
gave the BOY sQpsRjpx 9 cat bought shoes and stock.
bis bome order TO ascertain whether the boy spoke
truthfully On the way they met by Officer afney.
who colared the boy. MT Irving asked him what was
his reason for doing The officer answered him In
rough manner, and complainant then looked at the ON
GERS number, whereupon Gafney turned upon and
cubbed him In brutal manner. The officer declared
positively that no had seen the complainant before
he came into the and identined him the
who had dubbed him. He admitted that the post
described by Mr. Irving his and that be post
at tho time mentioned by the complainant The case
adjourned In order to admit the Introduction OF more
testimony. ....
Patrolmen Thomas Bradley and Thomas W. Cotton OF
the Fifteenth Precinct complained OF for acting In
dsordorly while returning with their platoon
from fire. having roughly pushed against and Knocked
down an old man who on his way TO the Station
House for nights lodging.
Capt John Williamson OF the Sixteenth Precinct COM
planned that Patrolmen Fitzsmmons Hoy Sinclair and
Fuller failed 10 discover burglary In the dry goods
store Of Morris Roberts. at No ls3 Eighth,aye when
o. 900 worth OF silks carried on Capt Williamson
failed to show that these were TO blame Tor the
occurrence. and the case WAS dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

In an editorial article In The WOmans Jour.
nal OIL Lady Byron vindicsted," Mrs Julia Ward Howe
ssys: "It 10 the substantiato Of the charge made
against Lord Byron, set forth In the present volume
which alone concerns Concerning this must say
that know Of theory OF proof. logical, legal,
mathematical upon which Mrs Stowe be said to have
proven what she felt herself Obliged In the fret Instance
assert The passages quoted by her. and itacised
from Byrons and letters will scarcely supply 10
other minds than hers the construction which she puts
upon them. Other evidence sho has Her vin1ca-
ton Of her friend natural aud Just II did not become
the mistress OF Lord Dyson 70 sit In Judgment upon his
wife Nor can any suficient reason 10 justify
conservative Blaekcood In disturbing the tragic ghosts
OF this antQused struggle. But Mrs BtOwes state
mens concerning Lord Byron very bitter and
partial The article thus refers TO Mrs Leigh And
lastly comes folded In the oeremonts Of DEATH and In
the deeper tissues Of hia affection Here sad TO
have been the cause and agent Of surprising o1ense
Her orumbnG bones shaken TO wake hdeOus phan.
thsvos In the dark hAunts Of hagdaens. She cannot
speak The Of which she 10 accused is brought
forward upon ground vhioh allows neither proof dts
proof hut ws viii say FOR her. Ia shs not woman and
sstert Nust her memory endure she burning hell Of
shams rather than that Lady Byrons Arctic should 10
sOnsidersd iitlo under temperature for luIurIant
And tropical imaSlRAuonr We shall smDhAtiealy al.
svse. Ne"
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

ton OF the pres' on tho action OF Coroner lynn AMI
Deputy Coroner s ne the latter declined 10 make publ,
the action ken in We yesterday b give the ts-
tnony OF DR. Brockw " 70 tho reporters lie, however
says mat the tostimo, Is important and cOnradicts
the esmonv of soma ID her witnesses with reference Ia
Dr. Brockways action bet and after the death Of Mr.
Alexander --. .
examination 1t thought vt nothing fur ther VIII 10
In the until Prof ID, einuss ana ysls OF the
portions Of tho body OF Entrusted to him
ulete and ls rcpOrt made.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. James X. Gibson, Member elect from
the vIsh Congressional District OF Virginia. appeared
and was sworn In.
lBls were introduced and referred as follows
Mr. kETCHAh Rep.. N. Y.l-For the better orgsniza-
ton OF the Medical Department OF the Navy.
Mr. STRICKLAND lRsp., Mioh.I-GrantinE lands TO
the Deer Greek and Marble Quarry Railroad Company.
Aiohigau
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
THE ALLEGED POISONING CASE.

Coroner Flynn yesterday continued the ex-
animation In tho Of Capt John Alexander alleged
to have been poisoned But witness was examined
pr. A. ", Breekwsy owing 70 tho comments Of Dor
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Thus would be that OF an Investment of lfte
over OOO the tTatckers In national bonds had "D
which had left their Golfers or ever found o
the vaults of the Treasury The same system Of caenla,
tOn on the bond Of 1865 1881, ,550-Wh gold
averaging l5s showed that the bOndhOlders had pad
only sOi 1884, and that the bonus and the interest on
the bonus amounted to SOO27 736 the transactions for
that year Tho result for 1884, when gold averaged 2vi
folloyv
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

swIIL MILK-Co- OPERATION THE REMEDY
Mr.. Lincoln proposes to establish Coopera'
tive MIX Company that the inhabitants Of large eiue'
may be sure OF having the pure article. He says;
In no other way that know OF can the peope
these cities protect themselves against tue soo Nh, of
stun sod daily through streets for milk mvs "
the provision that reaches us FROM the country se
very best kind. The fattest oxen and sheep nnd nsr
way 10 this market with a the fruits and grains ss
butter poultry and eggs that go TO make up our DAILY %
IL is only when come TO milk that all our
fail The vast disation OF grains for malt sna otns
iiouors IN and around New.York. furnish an enoine
quantity Of waste material In state Of ~ ne.
mat COWS will eat and from 10 produce milk-Du the
OF such milk among children an satisfied causes n
sickness and death than all oner causes ~. ma,s
Ths tablea show the terrible fact tnat wo
than half the deaths recorded each year In TINS cry are
of children under ave years Of age HOW can wea Accom-
for this infant except nom tho use OF some aA
wholesome food. .,.. A.. ,s.- .,.~ ,hs
rhoa number OF deaths this city 10 have oeeh hou'
Oct isss 10 Oct, &C. 1851 sgs under hNe years OF 80
Hlls. OF L0A2 moro tnan hell VI sae WhVlo aaa'0''
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Mr. MERCUR Rcp.. PcnnD-for the collection OF debts
due from Southern Railroad corporations. ,.,,xrvp
ABOIisNG TiE OFFICE oP CONGRESSIONAL ~ n,in
Mr CAKE (Rcp. Penn from the Committee on IrhunP'
reported bill for the abolition OF the once oi
sOna Printer. and the election Ivy concurrent eUn p,,
or oint ballot OF the superintendent Of Pnble Pnthg
TO perform the same duties at salary OF soV
MIR STRONG Rep, Comm presented remonslranceso OF
firms in Hartford. Conn., against further uu'ie' ." 'i
Mir CALKIN ep y presented the peii,,IPPu ,ha PuS Of
chip of NewYork City In reference 10 'no 'o
The Uouse then prooeeded TO the consideration OF pr
The only bill passed In the morning hour was one Tor
the relief Of g. and H. Sayles OF Conneclou', ,or
allowance Of sss.ess In connection WIN oonu"'' 'O
TTIE GEORGIA MEMBERS REFUSED ADMISSION ,,oo
on Eectops made REPORT in the case Of the claimants
to seats from state OF Georgia, under the eec'on m
Anr 90 1863 declaring them not entitled To thtr se
cIhe cismans we're admitted to their seats VI the iast
Congress aud claim to bo entitled under the same e,fs1 s
cussion and explanation the resolution was adopted
A SOUTH CAROLINA MEhBER hEJECIkD ~,
Mr. PAINE Rep., Wis). from the COMMITTEE on Eec-
t,ons asked that the Committee on Elections be DIS;
charged from the further colsdeauQE " the Claims OF
Mr. Simpson member eject IRON the Fourth District OF
South Carolina he being unable TO take the tcsloa oo
ordered
Mr. CULoM REP -To organize the Terftory OF
Lncou and consolidate the Indian Tribes INTO
ment for the District OF Columbia.
Mr. STEVENS Rep, N. ~ offered resolution calling
mrs Davis on The subject Of the Darion Canal Adopted
APPROPRIATION BILL.
tee eGf of the ine" Whole. Mr. CESSNA eP Penn chair
on the Legislative, Executive aud Judicial Appropriation
bill
Mr. VOORHEES, Dem, Ind addressed the Committee
at considerable length, what he styled the wrongs
and oppression OF the people In discussing the origin
and existence OF the national debt lie asserted that
vast proportion OF the public debt, stated on paper
had existence in reality that II was fraud fastened
upon the labor of the nation utterly without cohsdera
tion either ega mora that 1t was sheer and naked
eXtOrtIon from the wants, tho necessities ana the
helplessness Of the people and the armies armies
when they we're wholly at the mercy OF capital.
He had udercsmated the OF the people and tbe
enormous advantages OF the bOndholders rather than
In 1862 there Issued bonds 10
the Of sG0. .9s250. NJ per cent The average
prlce OF gold then 1881, In currency. AT mat le
the purchasers OF the first Issue Of over senOoO pad
for those bonds sH03O649 IN gold f those bonds we're
TO be pad back In gold, the holders wOnld receive
slG95l SO more than they paid TO the Governments rms
bonus gift On this bonus Interest to tho amount
accrue on II would reach the OF Si 2392G The ac-
count, therefore, in 1867 stood Ms follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

THE NEGRO IN ART-BUCHsERs PAINTINGS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-I think that as a rule,
in this country at least, Art 10 somewhat negeofu Of
current events. II has eynced enterprise enough in
plsolng before what and difficult Of aooess
As witness Chnrch's Heart OF the Andes" and Bier
stadts Rocky Mountains" am by no means disposed
20 dsprecate this class of services Indeed, for ooem
porary use and pictures OF things remote or
rare are moro likely 10 be appreciated than those OF
things which familiar. Yet there Is much which
common much OF what 10 scattered IN p,o,a'ion sn
.,ound n. both In nature and In human lfe which,
nsyorhsless Is not familiar but the contrary passes
udor our very eyss unseen and when brought 70 our s
ta.ou "A found 10 posss oil the attraction OF Deffso'
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A GENTS WANTED SELL
N CuAMBEttlIS'S
Law Book for
Business Men.
TUE REST SUBSCRIPTION BOOK OUT.
NddreSs q. II. CASE & CO,
sept-i-iw. HARTFORD Conn.

WANTED-AGENTS, $40 psr day, TO
EWING MACHINE Illus The nni,y-i.rd
inies the "iocl stitch" (alilic II 10th sidcsj
m focused, TIL hest and cheapest FAM v
'"wing Machin" in the market. Address :.
~ NSON, CLARK IL CO.. Boston, Mass
fltsburgh, Pa, Chicago, H., or st. Lous
%. sopt2i-3m
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Files and Ragps

OF the hest quality, ..t the New 81 rILF
WORKS, 2ll New street. Philadelphia, fbc-
tween Rare and Vine. Pa and 81 SITS, where
may he found the largest assortment in thu
city. Old Files and Rasps re-cut and mad,
equal to new. at an average saving of 80 pei
cent. on the original cost.
mar ISM. j. BABTON SMITH.
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DICnARD E. KNIGHTEN.
(suocessor to John II. Grahnm,)
~ v - : DEALER IN .Ltl Z
@TGS w E@s

And manufacturer OF all kinds Of Tin and
Sheet Iron ware, Keeps constantly ON hand
n full and varied assnrtmsnt Of articles in his
line of business such us constitute Al first
class stove tin and sheet iron Emporium.
which he will dispose of ut reasonable iei ms
Our stock OF stoves Is complete. OurftSpld-
en- Meddle' CoOk stove is the most deslra-
in recommending - TO those in need OF an
article OF the kim. A trial IS NIL that is ne
ceSsary t., secure 1t the favor Of any one us
sing II. Repairing of all kinds done neatly
we.Specini attention paid to Roofing, Gut-
tcring and Spouting in all Its various BRAN
clles. ..
+, S.-Mr. ANDREW $3.50, well known
to hundreds for his skilllul accur 10y in all
the variuus branches of the above named
business. is with me, and VIII give has at
tentiOn to work Of all kinds.
lap-l6-Um.l H..
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ED EE "a F.T e VA 81.
BUILDINGS.

IN c.Ilce is Immediately opposite tho De-
no > in the hull. i1gs of Mitchell Il Weddel,
SIN frna, Delaware. All Information desir-
cd " mail, given strict attention
,-2-ly.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

'headvertser having been restored tohealih
I n few weeks. by n very simple remedy al
r having suffered several years with a So.
ere lung affection, uf that dread disease
nnsump,. lis au:ionS to make kr own to
Is frllnw-SuilrrerS the means OF cure.
To all who desire II. he will send copy OF
70 prescription uScd-frec of chargc,-wiih
he directions for preparing and using the
lme, which they will ind II SURE CrRE FOR
uNSrMprIoS. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ETC.
he object of the advertiser i'm sending the
description Is 10 benefit the afflicted, ard
nread information which he conceives tol.
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will
his reinr4ly. rs II win cost them nothing
NJ may prove q blessing
htrticS wishin. tho prescription will nlease
ldrosS Rev. Edward 4. Wilson.
williamsburg, Kings County, n. Y.
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Gou0 Wanted an active mai, IN each
SflW'- ounty IN the state, % travel
and take orders by sample. TEA, COFFEE,
and SPICES. TO Suitable men We will give
n salarv Of 500 to 81, 00) n year, above trave =
Ing and other expenses, and reasonable
com ission ON sales.
Immdtnte apple Itions are solicited from
proper pnrtias. References echanged. APP
ply TO, or address Immediately;
J. PACK k.R & co.,
Continental Mills,"
May7-tf
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'0UR FATHERS BEU3E :"
OR,
THE U.NIVRITTE.N ROPD,

by. Daniel March, author Of the popular
Night Scenes " This master in thought
ard language shows us untold riches and
beauties in the Great House, with its Bloc.
ming flowers, Singing birds, Waving palms
Rolling clouds. Brauti ful bow, Sacred Noun
tains Delightful Rivers, Mighty oceans,
laundering voices, blazing heavens. ami
vast universe with countless beings in mil
lions Of worlds. and leads To us in each tn,
Unwritten Wotd. Rose tinted paper. ornate
engravings and superb binding. "Rich and
vari d iii thought" "Chaste." EASY am
graceful in STYLE" Correct. pure anil elc
waiting in its tendency ''Basutifnl anf
e od." "a household treasure" Comnen-
dations like the above, lron College Presi.
dents and Pro iessOrs, ministers of all de-
nominations, and tle religious and secula
press all over the country. rs freshness
purity of language. with clear. open tip,
fine steel engraNings, substantial binding
and low price. make II the bOok forthc masses
Agents are selling from 80 TO Is per week.
We want Clergymen. School Teachers
smart young men ana ladies' to intruduc,
the work for us IN every township, md W
will pay literally, No il tclligent man o.
woman need he without n paying huSnrS,
Send Tor circular, full description and
tcrm.. Address XEIGI.ER, MCCURDY tCo.,
IL, S. Sixth St, Philadelphia, "a; 1870 Rae,
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Sep-3-im I'm.
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ETT n EfnUT1 Travelling and Local Ag-
W AIS j GUs EMS for the Delaware
Mutual Life Insurance Co.. for all parts Of
pennsylvania and New Jersey. T. ference
required. Address Branch Oiiice Delaware
Mutual Life Insurance Co., n. w. corner 9th
and Chestnut streets. Phila. ap-3U- lw.
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M TWENTY YEARS AMONG TEE
BULLS AND BEARS
Of Wall Street.

$50 PAGES. FINELY ILLUSTRATED
PRICE $3.50.
II shows the mysteries OF stock and gol,
gambling. and the miserics of unfnrtnnat.
Speculation AID exposes the swindles, trich
and fraud, of operators. lttells now nIiliiuns
are made and lost in day, how shrFwd me.
are ruined. how CORNERS are nude in gfal
nd produce. How women speculate on tn
street, etc. Agents wanted. We pay Ereigh
West. Send for terms.
j. II. BURR, & Co..
july2-tw' Hartford, Conn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.