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"sRA Moss FARrNE will prove q great
blessing TO the poor. It Is 90 cheap that
It Is within the reach Of all. 1t Is by far
the most nutritious aud delightful prepa-
ration that has ever come TO our notice"
-O60erpeT. sep3eod&w
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LOUIS V. BLOND is now offering his en-.
tire stock Of Colored Shoes at cost
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SAIuEgAyS uttu"et sVIH' "o'N'
q acres Of land, situated about miles north Of
The city, on tlIG cast side Of the new Turnpike
Road now being constructed from wheeling 70
GIepp's Kan. Said deed Of trust was given y
said X, i. Woods on 10 acres Of land, oelng the
northern aE Of ts home 1s %t 81 Il to c.1te o.
HSVII GSTflgn. deceased, on the cast side Of tho
6hG RyS[ e secure t IRo @ S.TH1 Of IL
an months from date, and The payment Of any
note Or notes that may DO given IL renewal Or 10
part payment Of the same; S3,OOO having Deea
mid On TRId note, aud Is lilo acres OF said tract
(Which was sold 70 Jacob LASH being released,
SSle viii DO made Or the residue ri acres Of the
tFSct. default being made In the payment Of
note Tor $4,000, due August q, 1870, with Two
inunths interest aud cost, which represents tne
halHnCe OF principal and interest due o. the
aIoreSaid note Of 5000. Said q acres Will be
divided Into smaller tracts. Plat Of TIE same can
bn seen ut the Recorder once OF ONO county,
TERMs or SALE ne.thIrd cash; balance In
gix and twelve months, With Interest.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock 4. T..
auga9 s. BRADY, Trustee.
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VIOLATION OF U. s. REVENUE Laws
Yesterday afternoon, Simon Keim,
wholesale liquor merchant on Market
square, was brought before U. s. Commits
sioncr Forbes, charged with having sold
package Of liquor without being stamp
cd as required by the United States ReVc-
nue. laws. The examination Of the case
was postponed until tomorrow, Mr.. K
giving bond in the sum Of ono thousand
dollars for his appearance.
At the same time, Louis Lfngcman, the
purchaser of the package, as well as Geo.
Shat, the carrier who delivered it, were
arraigncd under the provisions Of tho law
above referred to, and they, also, entered
into bonds Of n thousand dollars each to
appear ut the sumo time with Mr.. K. to
answer the chargcsprefcrrcd against them,
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HELD TO BATL.-JOlln Arthus, keeper
of saloon in the Fourth Ward, was
brought before o. 8. Commissioner
Forbes, a day or two since, on tue charge
of retailing liquor without having obtain
cd license therefor from the government,
as required by law The testimony was
fully heard and the accused held to bail
in the sum Of three hundred dollars to Gn-
swcr tom indictment in the District Court
ut its next term. That, Arthurs could not
ret his consent to do, and he was commit
ted to Jail. A few hours imprisonment
afforded him time TO deliberate on the
subject, when he concluded TO accept the
situation, gave the bond and was released.
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c. II. BEHLERs Ladies' and Gents Res.
taurant and Oyster Saloon. Meals served
at all hours. I'LL Market street.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'S az
q Brick House with II rooms, on Quln' nj
en- street. with every convenience. As and W.
indncement to purchase, would take part pay IN
Western lands. ,r,,,,,,
S1sTI2 ]. Irwin
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THOR RENT.-TWO LARGE IN IN
and VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS in iii
the Boarding House, corner Of Byron and
Quincy streets, gHnlo
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mon SAFE TO WE TRADE ONLY.

1oo Dozen Patent GrooVCd Union Wash Boards,
'viIh SuPfSco board RrOOVcd 90 40 Zinc to 1t solid
iii RSt0IlS for O per cant more money, and
ouE" WV ''"1 PRYOR BOYD d CO.,
No. 1874 Market Street.
.,A - f" Upper Market,
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Tu1 PureOt and Sweetest UOd Liver oil In the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy lIVerG
upon the sea shore. ItiSperfectly pure and sweet.
Ask for "HAxard d CaSWelrS Cod Liver OIL"
CAswEII, HAZARD d CO.,
.. New York,
oOlo Oy 1u ptuSs'"' m,Yas.Tn. Fr.dkw
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For RENT.

NOR RENT.-MR. TAGGERT'S IN
house now occupied by A. B. Csld. It'll
;1s,I IN IonrDc street, head Of Byron, 4aSs
containing rooms, bath room, Kitchen and Ssl'
nISbeJ Possession given October lSt. Apply
an the DFsDI seA. RuRol
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NOR RENT.-ROOSis IN THE IA IA
building adjoining MeLure House,
y" '-'' - j. B. McLURE,
Iuni Solicitor Of. Patents.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSEAND LOT FOR SALE. On
An elegant house and lot on John It'll
Styspt near nc corner Of Sixth, Ia offered &AEAA
fOr ssIe. The house contains u rooms, e1clu'
NiYe Of halls and closets; large double parlOrs,
dIuIng.rOOm with china closet and large store
room vi, and 4 convenient kitchen on the mt
door Thc rooms on the second door are large
and well lighted A finished garrett and large dry
cellar, Gas and water, stable and out buildings.
scTG.S SARAH MCCULLY.
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nOR RENT.-TWO (2) SMALL .:.F
u Dwelling Houses on the Island. IT
Apply a. the Island Vineyard 70
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Tuos. J. CAnPBELl., ShtriG Oh
SfNKIHu PuNp,

Old bonds to n. RR. Co. outstanding &0e, 900 %
New bonds 10 II. R. r. Co. outstanding $500 U
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Teets
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1870.
New Advertisements.

For Rent.
Notice.. T. Lakin j. Co.
Vim. II. Hennegan d Co.
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Sl23, 200 %
JANIS P. RoGERS,
CLERK SUpSrTiI0rs, Ohio Co.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-John H.: Bib
has been appointed postmaster at the Uni
versity of Virginia. s.1"Et i@ IT., I
Troops have been ordered to Tallahassee,
Florida, to insure order on Tuesday next,
when the vote Of the State will be an
nounced. 'i.,a..,.js
The following is an extract from the re.
port Of General Sherman 90" In the exam.
iuationjo of the report herewith enclosed,
invite your attention to that recommends
ton Of General HaHeck which refers to the
use Of troops in assisting the civil authori-
ties in maintaining peace, collecting the
revenue, &C., whichhas become so common
Of late the duty Of the soldiery, In this
connection are not prescribed so clearly by
statute. that the officers can understand
their rights and duties, and the civil agents
and authorities often expect more than can
be rightly or lawfully done. !.
l think the soldiers ought not to be ex.
pected to make individual arrests, or to dc
any act of violence except in their organ.
lied capacity, and q posse conaitotuS duly
summoned by the United States Marshal,
and acting in his personal presence. Yet
if it is deemed lawful and proper that the
soldiers should do more than this, / concur
with General Halleck that Congress should
80 enact in clear and distinct terms"
An order was issued by the War Depart
ment to-day retiring some seventy officers
most of them on their own application
having served thirty years, or on accoun
of wounds and disabilities incurred in tim,
of duty. They are to receive seventy-fy,
per cent. Of full pay tor life. Among then
retired are the following field officers
Colonies Blake, Graham, Grier, Shepherd
Ketchburn, Haskins, Gibson, Lowell, ant
Sprague Lieutenant-C Colonies Hill, Sidell
Wallace, Kinks, Kiddoo, and .Maloney
Majors Hudson, Williams, Hardin, an
-Pinit, 10.
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Enthusiastically those stnted by profsssoi
Douslasa. Thus, In Casper Handbook O
Forensic Medicine, q high authority. case
is, referred TO In which the Question ID bro,
pounded to the Pgussian Scientific COMMITS.
sion whether certain blood was the, blood 81
pigeons or Of man.. The commission, after
a long and careful examinat ton. could only
say that it was not the blood Of pigeon,
but OF one OF the r1fammalia. They added
Which OF these 1t is cannot be decided,
inasmuch as the form and size OF. the blood
corpuScles In man and the other mammalia
appear precisely silnilar uader the micro.
scope, and there are no Gel tain diagnostic
marks between the two kinds of blood W In
another case reported several experienced
microscopes. united in the opinion that
"it is impossible to state with certainty
whether atblood stain Is caused by the
blood Of man or cow"
Or. Guy, In his principles Of Forensic
Medicine, published In 1853, discusses the
subject Of blood-stains at 2 considerable
length, and the conclusions he states are
identical with those announced by Casper.
But the investigation Of this delicate prob.
lem will hardly be allowed to rest with this
negative solution. It is possible that, by
the aid of the. spectroscope, SO thorough
and complete a knowledge of the elements
of the human body may be obtained that
1t can be distinguished from the blood Of
other mammalla. This, at least, Is the con.
summation, that Is much to be wished for
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ISLE mARKNE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOV. "a. 1870.
Sun rises ,..J..,. 7.1o1 Moon BETS. 10 "a
'un sets. $50 High tide o %
PORT OF RICHMOND. Nov. 20, 1874.

+ FORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. 20 1879.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passeng gers, l.. b. Tatum. =; :.
i. Scto oner General Grant. Colburu, PhiladeI-
phta, coal Chas. 81. Page & Co. -
Schooner Milton, CorsoR, Havre dc Grace,
coal! -,..5. ~ q. f,r.,.e....s.. ;:,-s..-
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers. Nm. v. Brett.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, John W. Wystt.
Brig Edith Ball. Oliver, Baltimore, merchan.
disc. Currie & Co. g~.-
Schooner Caroline Hall. Daisey, Philadelphia,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker. . .r., -
Schooner f. 6. Ely, MeAlitster, Trenton, n.
Schooner A. nj. Edwards, Hfnson, Philadel-
phia. granite, Richmond Granite Company.
AEMoRANDA.
WEST POINT, Nov. 26.-Arrived. steamer State OF
Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed on return. st.''..s
AQUA CREEK, Nov. 2a-,Arriyed, steamer
Ironsides. Mayo, Baltimore, merchandise and
tomac Railroad Company, and sailed on return.
[BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE schooner Moonlight,
doned at sea. Her crew was rescued in an ex-
hausted condition, and brought to land.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Arrtved, ship Victor,
from Charleston. Arrived out, Nebraska, from
Java. ~ Pa - ..-.
tic, from Arictbo schooner Peerless. for Porto
Rico. rassed out, steamer Northern Light, from
Norfolk to new iolk. Passed In. The Mary R1ce,
from Rio. 1-s.t ....s ,.s..a .-. ...r.-,t.
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sAIanamaaI Affafrs Wrass az rsaan !, q

-
i MoEraduznY, 49,. NoY. 26.-The day
has been Iope~oSa excitement here. At q
late hour last night Governor Smith and
Treasurer Bingham obtained from The Su.
preme Court (Judge s'afo1d) and the Cir.
cult Court Judge Pelham, Injunction 10.
straining the presiding officer Of the Senate
from counting the vote for Governor and
Treasurer. .as,s..., 90. ~, 49,. r.,
Att o'clock to-day, the two Houses In
joint convention, MIR. Barr, president
pro tenn of Senate, announced that Z he
could not open and count the vote for COY
ernor and Treasurer, but would count for
the other officers. 4 Theresult OF the count
was majority of all the votes cast In The
State for &c. 81. Moren, Leuteaant- Gov
ernor, 4,ST7; j. J. Parker, Secretary OF
State, 4,45e ]. ". A. Sanford, 3,423-al!!
:, The President announced that these gen.
tlemen were legally elected to their respec-
tive offices, and ordered the returns to be
sent to the Secretary of State to await judi
cial pr0ce edings. .GR3s IS 3HT or
!! Senator Mosby. then. offered q resolution
that the Hon. e: ii. Moren be sworn In SIS
Lieutenant Governor, and be, invited to
preside over, the, joint convention as the
legal presiding officer. of the Senate. ;S: =.
MIR. Barr. the presiding officer of the
Senate pro tenn, announced that the reso-
luton was out of order, and asked the
Senate to retire to its chamber, which they
did, and then immediately it adjourned. Il
Mr.. Moren was IL the mean time sworn
In as Lieutenant-G overnor'b by Judge NJ. j.:
Laffold, and was: escorted to the speakers
chair He took it, and announced that he
was ready to proceed to business as the pre-
siding officer of the joint convention so
MIR. Lowe offered a resolution that the
Secretary of State, Mr.. Miller (Mr. Parker
not yet being sworn in, be asked to return
to the Lieutenant- Governor the returns of
the vote, cast at the late election. -. -.
Mr.. Phelan, the Clerk of the House,,
waited on the Secretary of State, and OBJ
tanned the returns-Mr. Moren and q ma
joritysof the General Assembly being pres
ent when the vote was counted. ~
The Lieutenant Governor (Moren) pro-
ceeded to count the vote for Governor and
Treasurer. It resulted in 1929 majority,
for Lindsay Demecrat), and about 1000
majority for Grant Oemocrat). r.aLfnd-
say took the oath of Office as Governor,
and the State for a time will probably have
two Governors. The Senate will recognize
Smith and the House Lindsay. The matter
will soon be In court. :. d: &c 3
Messrs. Roessle g. Sons, OF the Arlington,
gave q grand supper to the Washington
Journalists tonight. $50 4 ag :,
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New Orleans Affairs.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-A man by the
name of Whites was arrested at Donaldson
vile, charged with the murder OF Laws
and Schonburg, and discharged. The prin-
cipal witnesses (colored) were arrested for
perjury, and one r. Fl. Smith, parish judge
elect, for suborning perjury. =, 49, -. -,
The weather was pleasant, the attendance
light, and the racing very poor, and not
worth reporting. .-l.ra... .s :.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAM
kAt RflA n. :. 2 A E2EN GER a{{HEDIILR /: ssstNsL

d-lSD 1AES xs<A-A-sd
EG KOAD.-PAsSENGER SCHEDULE So
= GOING soUrH.--Lynchburg ana UanytAa psSs
sengers Leave Richmond daily Except suld4ys3
ct S:ls A. NJ; leave BurkeYille dsjly fexcsr stns
days) at Up. n :; arrive at Danyllle daily tsxs
ceps sqndaXsl 4 sss z. 4: THEoqGH ta y IL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond, daily 49,
p. NJ; leaves DanviIie daily at Las a. u; AxtyN
81 Greenssoro' daily as :os "A. II. -.'tyg.as
GoIEG NoETH.-Lynchburg ana Dany1u6 pSss
seagers leave Dauytne daily texceDt HupdaYY -
7:l6A. II. leave Burkeyiue daily except Snn.
days) at i r. M; srriye ut Rfchlnond daily
lsxcept Sundays) at 1888 r. 81. T1R0uaHM NAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Grseusboro, daily at :laS
A. NJ; leaves Danyills daily Ct s5s A. HI ~.
rives st Richmond daily ct lies a. u. -. - !.
TheiLynchburg and Danyine Passenger Trntn
connecta at Burkeyihe with the trains on fhs
Soutnside rosd for Petersburg. Eor1oLks Lynch
hurg and eli. GtsHons ON thA Sonshsfce ang VIZ
ginia and Tennessee. railroads, Bsissol H1oS.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nssh7ilie, memphah
and 81 important Qolnts South and solthwosE
. The Through Mail and E1presg conEects
at Greensboro with the trains on the Eorsn Caro-
Tina road Tor Charlotte, Colurnbia, A1Gussas %.
ssnnah, Macon, Mobile, sMoEsgogneryl Be-, &S.i
and ss Richmond with the Richmond EtSdatifEs..
burg and Potomac, CHESAPEAKE ana Onso, xnd
Richmond and York River railroads. s.i:s.s 81. q
SLEEPING CARS and CHILES'S KAT8AT
RECLINING CHAIka On the tnyouss cypress
train. - THOMAS 1ODAMEais.r
! SO ,EsE:F superintendent
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IT HAS BECOME so common thing for
newspaper sciibhlers to descant upon the
unltneSs Of Young ladies' for married life,
IN consequence OF their want of familiarity
"lsh domestic matters, that the want Of
qualifcation on the part Of young men is
entirely overlooked. How many Of our
fashionable youths can tell the difference
between sirloin and rump steak, duck
Or chicken, if the head and feet were cut
OF; loin of veal from one Of mutton
Java coffee from Rio, black tea from green,
good coal from inferior. or any of the hun.
drcd other little matters with which, in or.
der 10 render them good husbands, they
should be thoroughly familiar? Not MANY,
We suspect. Now, we protest against this
aouse 0! young ladies' until young men are
Ioyen their superiors in the matters we
have named. A knowledge of these thing,
Is as imperative on the part OF the husband
as the wife. We therefore insist upon hav
Ing the TWO parties placed upon the same
h9.lng. The ladies must not be traduced
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Bion: the philosopher, once told miser,
+" You do not possess your wealth, but
your wealth possesses YOU" an -,
/; There liz this difference between happi.
ness and wisdom He that thinks himself
the happiest man, really Is so z; but he that
thinks himself the wisest, is generally the
greatest fool. -s,eral.j1 T12..r4 - 4
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WEsafe deeply Interested att learning
from q dispatch In the New York Times that
Chief gineer Kellogg, who was killed
by Surgeon King in q fracas of Key West
on the 18th inst, has been relieved from
duty on board the iron-clad Terror Tn
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% my customer. Owing 80 my pain killer
or the recuperatfve nature Of. bis healthy
frame, bib feet were about well; and I am
| glad toad Id that there was nothing to- my
healing, Balye that would materially prevent
bis ultimate recovery. & 81 +t:'sf- -
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TnE superiority Of the American ambu-
LANCE j testified to by correspondent
waiting from Paris on the 23d ultimo, who
say: 4 friend who went out with the
American ambulance i'll the sortie Of the
o.! GAY, that the wagons came back laden
Hitn wounded, among them two soldiers
hr.uu-iug to what was not long ago one of
L.. lines! regiments in the world--the Sd
ZpuNc-. II was nearly cut to pieces at
Sedan, tut still the few survivors refused to
arc"p; the treaty OF peace, and escaping by
night to q neighboring wood, lay
hid there until they could find opportuni-
IT, ot returning one 10y one to- Paris.
Their humber has been further reduced
in the recent sorties, aud it has now dwin-
died down to seven, Of whom three are
WING wounded at the American ambu-
Rance" one OF the principal Paris papers is
load In It's praise Of this ambulance, and
equally severe upon some of the others.
There is 10 doubt that, until lately, their
organization was very defective, and, iu-
stead Of cndeaying to work together i'll con-
cert, under one general supervision, they
carried their rivalry to such lengths as &C.
'E"I!y 70 dispute on the battlefield for the
privilege Of carrying off the wounded. A
recent order, however, of Gen. Tr0chus,
sy>'ema'ziug the principles on which
hchro!vrward they are towork, has already
greatly improved their management.
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Bank Statement.

New YORK, Nov. 26.-Loans decrease
over million specie increase over o one
half million circulation increased; sim
pie legal tenders decrease nearly million.
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A Rasus xeuspapar Wan Labsled.

MOBILE, Nov. 26.-Inquiries from differ
ent points In Indiana have been made Of
one j. Henry Murdoch, who is pretending
to be correspondent of the Mobile Reg
lister. He is a sWindler, and exhibits q wei
executed counterfeit letter from the pro-
prietor of the Register.
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b.. MACHINERY, &c.
RE A HIN Il 6 HOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTOE.
MACHIEISTS af

. = a. SLOAT & ADDIN6TOE.
.@' - MACHINISTS, .sei.-.. ...
WORKS AND OFFICE: la22 AND 1924 CARY
STREET. BETWEEN FoURTEENTAA AND 81
g. FIFTEENTH STREETS .a.
MONDE"vIR GINIA,?t'.: s :
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE Re-
PAIRING STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS 10
city and country; TOBACCO WORK Of Al
Kinds made and repaired ), TOBACCO FLAT
NENING-MILLS made and repaired In JOE
HAECOCk,S SUPERIOR BANNER; PLAT
FORM and all other kinds or SCALES REPAtEl-
Ed and ADJUSTED. AGENTs for the sale Of
JUDSOh,5 Patent STEAM A. e,1I. =, SO.
VERNON, SELDEN,3 Patent STEAM-Etv.
GIVE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
UAUG rs. These gauges sre warranted DY US ,oI
one year, and we sell them at low prices. We keep
ali kinds OF BRASS WORE OF SUPERB e
1AKE for STEAM ENGIEES such as gauge;
cocks OIL and tsiloU-cupc, OIL-CUPS FOH
SaAFTING. sELF-FEgDERS, STEAM-WHIS.
THIS, NrATER-GAUGES. GLOSE-YALYES,
BOILER -FIUE CLEANERS, and q general as
,ortnent OF such articles are used by all r,ln-
ding steam-eng1nee ndsaw-mul:.
- p. SLOAT u hDDINGT0H,
te IS ...,-. ~ 1922 and 1924 Cary street.
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Extensive Robbery.

New YORK, Nov. 26.-The safe OF the
H1boken City Treasury was blown open
last night and robbed OF the records Of the
past ten years, SIC, eco in bonds, and money
deposited elsewhere. -->.-n- .
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IHEvEs IN CHINA.-Talking Of swindlers
reminds me that "Beware of pickpockets y
!" . very necessary caution in q crowded
Chinese street. Their thieves show con-
siderable ingenuity in Fleeing the unwary.
4 coalnon mode Of stealing q mans boots
Is as follows: 4 couple Of thieves will watch
the crowd until they "spot" some coun-
Try visitor, who, dressed in his best, has
come 10 zee the wonders Of the capital.
nnt OF them then steals alongside OF him,
and, dcXlcrously twitching off his cap,
throws il on 20 one of the low roofs Of the
adjoining houses. No. 9 rushes forward
and expresses the liveliest indignation at
The practical joke played on the victim,
who stands vacantly gazing at his cap,
"Ach, some six feet out of his reach, will
evidently be lost to him unless he can find
some means Of getting il down. His new
frIrnd asks why he does not climb up one
OF The slender pillars supporting the roof,
ana volunteers to give him 6 back up
winch the greenhorn accepts. Stooplnc
Gown, the theirs confederate tells him to
get on his back, but immediately remarks
Nha' nc isn't going TO have his clothes dirt.
lcd, ana that the climber must take of his
boots before mounting. This he probably
DOE. Iableau: The greenhorn at the top
OF the pillar, Intellectually reaching for his
cap; The thief and his confederate making
Oh with the boots, amid the laughter of the
pasecrS by. and the excavations of the
ooubly-sold victim.-Galary for Nor. A
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.New York. Stock nnd Money sIsrizet.
3tHEw YonK. Nov. 2s.- Noon Stocks Steady
Gold sseadyr Money, ,se9s per- cent. ister-
ling. long. loot short no. - - ~ z ~. ~
/. EreniYg Gold, I1fs@lIla.4 Bonds dnH ana IN.
changed. sfaney easy at per cent. state bonds
arm and very strong In North Giro and Ten
neHsee's. which advanced to nearly. 1asf weeks
rstes. Tennesses's, eaA new. So I North Carroll
mas. old, AZ; Dew. 81. l----.---..-..-.
Gold has been very!dr1l an day. with few ;1uc-
tuatfons. Stocks very dull all day. Virginia SIS,
new, ea,. T ogi,'sna's. Il new. o7a .Levees, 70;
1878 20. Alabsma'a 1ol 1868 70. Georga's,
so; 's7's, ,ei. South Cardinals. IS: new, 10.