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Schr Ann Dcls. Garbaiti. West Point htil. H.
tcs rce. To " & Bee .E CO.
S.eanler Emilio, White. Georgetown c. 2l5
liercas rice, $ bales cotton. and sundrlcs. TO
sacHc!:ord j. Kelly. Pginsic & son, Hymns, e
G Eu,Gc J II Wilson, u n !hurst0n, McCrady
\. Il Bedford, Goodrich. Wiaeman ( co, Gcn Jas
S!muns. r Y Sl.t0na e Nelson. K ) Alissnn, j
Taylor & CO, T!lIrstol &c Holmes. FTilppar sons
II Dawson, " Bee " CO, Cohcn, lianCScl " CO.
" l. "cDb, Mrs IIugur and others.
Steamer Argo, Kiss.iir, EdiS;, and Way i.anl-
in.s 33 bags sea Island a;d hacs upland COZ.
tnu, nl..sc, &c. To K!Siic:, COicucH & CO. W
RYAN, Stnncy & Lu%n:lca. II IcCnr;y, W Day ton,
R.,yelel 4 c. T l. Webb, Fraser ,s D.ii, Gibos Il
GO, " ! Bowie. and Order.
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1rvsproor. C,,ssIpJc,r,oN.

Sl,ict nliddnug. g................."l5]<iG-
RIcs.-Vhcre Was 2ooi iaQu!ry for tlls erain'
the market exhibiting steadiaes5. Sales about
PTS .iercss OF clean Carolina Bay A. t!erces at 5X;
GJ al 6ja; 10 az 61; -, at j.l6; "a as 6x y Ib
We quote good Clean UarUliria at 61i9STG e H.
NAVAL SroE.S.-Thcre were 10 sales Of nole.
EngiGBrs.-To Liverpool, by straIn direct Z on
uflands; ia New YorS, "a on up!ln1s. lHd Oh
~, ,sl.ttlds; by sail ga OH upania, $id On sea
Stands. 70 Garrc Guuiilal. toaSt"i>e-lo Ne"
iulS. by sisam, rs On up;aEas and 10 OIL sea
Islands; 50 y licrce Gil rec; by SAIL &c q 10 Oh
eorton: - p ;.grcc ou rice: lnc = barrel Un rosl:
.;7c.a a M un iuhnrf: Sg5hlv y N On timber 10
su$tan. by sail. H0 Sc q ID 1n upland coltun
"a eruvieHcu, by sail SS = N on boards, iSr
a 10 Oh cotton; bS steam 81 . ba!c on New
York rates. To P!iiiI,ieDa, - stc.i:a. ::G y l.
IN uy:iam.,s: Ivy sail, 81 y NJ on boards; 81 an
amber; So q ION on clay, aar; $3sI3 - ~ plos
,na:c, To I,:i;ilIurc. ny steam. &c a ID; br
i:i, sri 5aG:7 p " Oh huar,:S; Sa@j2 - u ina 1g
I:,;.si..I..ie rUcg Vessels are II '."M,..,d y.
mr n.r:,:a mis- . ;aAe i"nner !:s-iS iron!
:rur-clr,YiI :, e., Dai!en aad Saii!ia ;;!ver, Ga,
,i,a iice>auvn. Ia. ~ NGrlhr.n i';lii, ;aid slp
s!a y Il arc tie ~ - Oa lumber aal hnar!s.
r.ycHAaan. .-St"fi!nE ~ .lay Oils 1873 $50.
puuGSric i,SCma;Gig. - TIE AanEs purchase
>iyli: check, Al go x OF, ANA sell AT par.
GJLp-1udll.
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CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff New York
James A1gcr Il co.
Steamship W Evcrman, Hinckley, Phlladel-
phia-W y COurienay.
Bark Sarah, Atkins, Llverpaol-Street Eros ca.
8 hr John II Broomal Douglass, Fernandlna,
Fla. to load for Wilmington, Dell 4 Enslow & CO.
SchT E.gcne uorda, DRScs JacksUnyille-H
Baker Il CO.
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MEMORANDA,

The bark John FIFE Teller. from Ch:rIeston,
with cotton, which arrived III liverpool llLh inSr,
Il stalled, per cauc telegram daic,l Goth, 10 have
,ril burnr and ScufLni III her tiOcE The J +
regis er,. III tons, WAS b1tiL at EOwdoinhIm Nc.
Ill 1855. and owne:l by 'fhoi Dai!i ms Aephcw Y
CO, Of New YORK.
The hrig Belmont Locke IIa'ci. from Bnstou for
Georgetown, s Z, arrived st upiIisa'5 Huic De-
ccnlbt 20.
Tie brig S Brown, Marble. from Boston fer
Grccnp1rt, L ]. u lgad sua:r. Sas al Hewpurt, Il
!, Drcem er 70.
The sg;Ir Z WDolhnry. .W0nIhHrv, from Bucks
v', 5 Z. arrived Ut Baltimore be' e!iib"r -.
Tlle Sc;r Csgnef. .,Hlal. rrrin G.orgetu%n, c.
arIlvtd III Elro4d cS DcCc:nr $.
The scir Lizzie Carr, G:'"h:is. fram Rcirasi,
lc, ar Cna i.sGyD, arrived L. ND..;nes's EDc D.
ccmjlr ~.
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HIurlsc;s by telegraph.

LIVERPOOL ne;rm" "r 22--Evcning.-COtton
clns Il bnn, ant; upiind, sgd; o!hans SSdi Safes
5000 U1 e..
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NEW YORK, Dec Inber A-Noon-Flour very
firm. WaeaL. q shaIe tilmer Corn SCARCE and
lirm Purk lrtn at $40 duals 10. Lard hrIn. Cot,
ton steady; upands l5Hc; sales 2aoU bales, Tur.
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SAILED SATURDAY.


Bark Evancr, Randall, Liverpool
Schr W l. Burroughs, l'owdeu, CarH ior Orders.
Schr Jesse Wilson, Coaneiiy, Geo! 5etown, Z.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. New York.
Steamship w Eycrman, lllncklcy, Phlladel-
pha.
stir T C Smith. Bacon. Savannah.
Schr Joan SluSmln, Adams. Wilmington, O.
schrJ Bruunall Duugla', Ferhandina.
FROM THIS tuKr.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia De-
cember y.
Rrs G Berry. I-,hicv. Barbal0es, DecenbcrS.
ScLr Is I Lowell, Lcavitt, BUStpD, December A..
schr " II Steele, Buck, Havana, December u.
W E0R THIS POET.
Brig Edith Hal, Oliver, at Baltimore, Decern
bcr -.
Schr Ida s Burgess p"r.-.si, ut New York De.
cenber 25
CLEARED FO' THIS PORT.
Ur ship Cashmere. TL :, at Boston, December
81. to load for Liverp0ol.
Schr E Palmer, Slnyot, a. Baltimore, Decem.
ber u.
scfr Is A Hooper, Hooper, at Philadelphia, De-
Scnr Starlight, Mcintyre, at New York, Dccem-
span schr Luisa. Such, at St Jago de Cuba, Do
scHr Gcorgic staplas, IcCrcgor, at New York.
December q.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
The Emmanuel, Rnersen, from Port Talbot, De-
Br bark vinco, Robson, from Liverpool, De-
lr brig Pro.hesa, Ball. from Rio de Jauelro, De.
cembcr -.
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TRESSILIAN C0UR T;
TIE .B.dRONET'.S SON.

By MRS. HARRIET LEWIS,
AUTHOR OF ''THE DOUBLE LIFE, !" THE BAII.'fPs
scuBNE," ''IHE suNDERED HEARTS, THE
LADY OF KILDARE" IA LIFE AT
srAKE,n '.THE HOUSE OF
SECRETS, &C., &C.
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Interior Cotton Markets.
CHARLOTTE, December 2a--Sales to-day Is
bales; prices unchanged; niidiing lSxc;low mid.
ding 12xalsc; good ordinary IAc.
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Fac Clmries,on Cotton, t;tcc anG NnVa
S:nrus li:tr;Sct.
OFFICE CnAlI.ESTOS news,

OFFICE CHAHI.ESTOS News.
SATURDAY EVENING. December "a, lslo.
CoFloS.-Thcrc was COOL demand fer the
iluer qualities OF this staple, say middiinss aid
i bove, but the lower grades were nps much sought
alter: tie better descriptions were III consequence
held ~ very full prices Sales about $50 bales,
say at 13X; % At IA; %. lilz; !os at l4: II al
14x; 1osGt Is; 6s II l54 IS at 151l "a q: 1ss. We
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WEEDn FAMILY FAvORITE LUCK-STiTCE
MACHINE,
nro the best in use.
For sllc on rhe Lease Plan, with monthly pay
ments, on easy te5r:is, or 70. cash. All Kinds o
Machine attachments, NeeGiles, C0ttDn twnite
black Gnd cuiureu.l SILK, Oil, SUap, &c, &C.
Repairing as usual. Circulars aud sanp!es OF
work sent OIL application
D. e. HASELTON,
Genera, Dealer in First Ci:is, sewing Ma
chimes and &a!ci;a Nc. 207 King stree,
aug17 i'har'rsf"'' =. .
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Port OdLEyrAR.
lf.IfIyE NEWS.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
MODEiS rNAsEH

8 Il AHLEsToN. pECEM r 2s.
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Bark Evancr, Randall, Liverpool.
Schr l. Burroughs, Luwdel, CarS ior orders.
Schr jesse WILSON, Couneiiy, Geo, Getown, s q.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
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STIR T C SmLih h. Bacon. Savannah.
Schr Joan SluSmLn, Adams. Wilmington, n O.
SchrJ u Bruumall Duugla', Fcrhandina.
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LISI OF YE>Sai.'

gP, oLzAR=3 AID &.l;.GD FOR TEiS grGr.
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StoGs Decgm %, .o?o...........-
On HE week The Sloc.: has increased 1875.
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has Influence enough 10 obtain for You gov
crulncnt appointment. This tinGle may
strar!,ten itself out some day. But il 1t doni,
you are r1soIule enough 10 make yoar own
h. ,.r;,Sppd Lowder's hanl, and looked with
warm briGhi eyes. full OF sympathy, into Low
der's lowering lace.
There ha,d been o temporary lnll in She
storm. HuL ;is tie two Stood there. the lem
pes, revived and swept over tue will se;; IN
ma'ldenrd rage.
There WAS no time for talking now. The
WIND rose 80 high that WOriS would scarcely
have ben distinguished. The storm hal hal
gone ,teivre NAL neen bit p.f lp Jni' awful
on burst. The vessel drove on, cr"aklnT and
grolEilg, l mere c"cSlr "he"l on lile hili"Ws
"Mo,ncl OF Mcrcies r. walled The captain.
"Il's all M win us. sigacrrs. c;i';''. inak..
out The Cape III this darkness. We shall go on
the rocks. ST.. Anthony save MS +
fh.. srail"a cchued iilS crl''s.
The ;wu tuanr fuTiiShlnr:l. canGr2hPhu!hS
l,r!r nrr.i =, p:d ii..uGs 70! Si:cnGr.
For L;i.. uvSbicw in'nucS ~ secinch lhiit
Pan eruuaiI... rrignrd
,n,ii :. i;'I;sr iikc :itc r.'i'n'sn! cannon sl-
dr,,l. ,n,Dnir! nrnl,h ihc '"in "' the 'i;'' IL
ms r,,. i:ii:., vrs, s:.!:r:'"i. s,as.ers ai;d
c.,rcrii,''i mlrrn her S.,tr.
Stlr ia >iliiCH upon Il fnch.
\ l,l,.,!.ur ';,lc;. cr,.% nl,: p:r. :encerS we're
siiH-".Iia III IN. waters.
y lew ,no.ar.l> ot bniI',i;:e' al !oSS!''"s. "l
ruu s;:u:.rs "ud it.Ouil'-', ,atuHi'iiarf
prtyr., ;t.,u men jI-irf u",l''rirt h:S sr'isrS
slip itrir i;sn. t:.ti u,'c.:nI iilicoiscir:i-.
Wt!rn !:c c.l,;i' tu hinIs,.li Ia. muS wing upon
u ROCK, u'icn uI The Sicililu :;iiusc, sulc.
bruised. auG weak as u child
,'c upcrrd his ryrs. the wi1t h;"l spent
lis llr,, ami ROW muaErd alun.c ih, coast
with Il '>ui;ue. desl,airing wall. Tho waves
beat against lhe II ckS
I.uwiirr Struggled 10 his elbow.
Wrecked I" he mlltiered. ~ am cASL
ashore. while the others are drowned Oh,
/; his ,s i"rrlble / have lost my best hiend
tonight
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Fourth district, having had this great aud
growing evil brought TO their attention,
will condehcn and endeavor to extlrpate II.
This could be done by electlng a nominating
convention which would approve proper
nominated to mako its principles his rule Of
action II elected; or would adopt a resolution
deprecating the interference Of Representatives
In the selection of subordinate employees In the
public offices and workshops. II this can be
done, and the Representative can be permitted
to devote his time to the study OF The important
questions now at issue, and the support OF the
great interests at stake, will waive all personal
quest by placing myself In your hands as can
didate for denomination. Yours truly,
WILLIAM ID. KELLHT.
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Pm1LApHLpH1A, February %, 1871
AND TUE PEOPLE.


PHILADRLPHIA, February %, 1870.
Hon. William d. Kelley
Dear Sir:-Having learned with regret your
desire TO withdraw from Congress, and that
you have intlmated your intention to decline
denomination as the Representative of the Fourth
district of Pennsylvania to the Forty-second
Congress, we earnestly request you to recon
slider the subject and again consent to accept the
nomination.
Your course hitherto has been marked with so
great ability, having fully comprehended the
highest interests of the country and providing
so wisely for them, that now, when questions
of vital Importance to our present and future
prosperity 0nvolving reconstruction, protec-
tion to home industry, and our great sys-
tenn of internal improvements) are 10 be
discussed and adjusted requiring the high
est order of craftsmanship and the
purest patriotism, we cannot, with safety,
dispense with your services. We knew of no
one within the bounds of your Congressional
district on whom we can fix with any hope of
finding all the requisite qualifications that you
possess and, much as you may desire the quiet
of private life, we believe your sense of duty,
not only to your constituents but to the country
at large, which has heretofore prompted you,
will now induce you to permit your name to &c
before the people of your district as a candidate
for their suffrages.
Your favorable reply will greatly obllge,
Yours truly
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FROM THE YORK DsMocRATTo PRESS,

lOkk, June 4, loby.
A BURGLAR PROOF SAFE.-The First National Bank
on Tuesday placed in their Vault one OF MARVIN &
CO.'S CHROME IRON SPHERICAL BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, which was purchased from their
agent Mr. Hervy Herman, formerly OF this place.
The safe sold to the Bank subject 10 such tests
as the Directors saw it to put it to. They invited
machinsts and Others to try their hand at safe
breaking and boring. he Bank employed Major
EIey one of the best machnists ia this section OF
the country, to "drll the safe, If possible" The
Major, with the assistance OF his son. spent several
hours in preparing his drills and TOOLS and having
secured strong leverage went to work and after
entirely using up his drills, and hardly making
impression the safe, gave his opinion that drilling
through, inside OF two weeks was out of the qpes-
tion. r
The safe was then attacked with heavy sledges.
Messrs. Small Bitirneyer d Co. were called upon for
three OF their best Blacksmith Strikers, who were
furnished with heavy sledges. After placing the
safe ia the middle of the sidewalk, they commenced
whackng away In regular forge style, dealing blows
that were heard for squares hut with no effect the
safe. 1t may he imagined with what strength they
dealt their blows when they sufficient to crack
their sledges and render them useless. The trial
created quite an excitement and all were satisfied
that GLAR-PkOOF SAFE HAD AT LAST
BEEN FOUND. f, if.r
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tMAsoN1c HALL,. PHILADELPHIA.
ymRLAnp, N. j., Jnly ss. 1893

vnyRLAHD, N. j.. July SS 1858,
HessTS. MdrUin d Co.. Phila. '.4f
GENTLEMEN IL have waited over ak months for
the development OF your Spherical Chrome-Iron
Safes and In the meantime have succeeded In drill
ing every specimen OF metal presented to by the
other makers upon which they rely for security
against burglars; but from the tests have made on
the 20inch ball (your No. SpnericaD purchased OF
you, am satisfied that no steel drill cut It, and
as for sledges and wedges, think its shape utterly
precludes any successful attack with them. Iwin
further say that have been assisted In my tests by
those claiming TO be experts, and L have offered
twenty-five dollars to any person that would drn
the ball, preferring 1t should be drilled for pay,
rather than by the burglar for plunder They gave
II up. You are at liberty TO refer to at any time
In relation to said safe, and shall be happy to inn
part any information In my possession to any ono
InquirlDg Yours truly,
j. CROSS.
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Yours truly,
THOMAS A. BELL, Banker.
FARMERS DEPOSIT NATIONAL BANK,
PITTsBURG, February 4, 1S7

MessTs NaYUin d. Co.
GENTLEMEN: We have had the two Spherical
Safes which you furnished (sIze No. b tested and
we take pleasure In Informing you Of the result.
We had two experienced worSmen from james
Marshall & Co.'s four dry and machine shop with
good sledges and drills The Safes were placed Ia
our Banking room and the men pounded away ON
them (making great deal more noise than any bur-
glars would dare to do) until we were completely
sledges.
we then tried tn drill them, and not succeeding In
getting drill fastened to work at the top, placed
one OF the Safes between two brick walls where the
men worked at IL without making any impression on
anything but the paint. II affords US pleasure to
state to you that feel that our funds perfectly
secure when inside your safes.
Very respectfully.
T.. L. STEPHENSON, Cashier.
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DIED.

(Fbr additional Deads third paoe)
BRooKs.-OD the 4th instant at Jacksonville, Fla,
VIRGINIA, wife OF w. Howard Brooks.
The friends and relatives of the family are invited
to attend the funeral without further notice, from
the residence Of Miss Hannah Stokes, N. W. corner
of Twenty first and Summer Streets on tomorrow
(Sabbsth) afternoon at ~ O'Clock -r
GRAY.--On Friday evening, the 11th instant,
ROBERT X. GRAY, In the 83d year OF his age.
The male relatives and friends invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF his sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth White, No. 1928 Race street, on Monday
afternoon next at o'clock.
KUHN.-On Saturday, March 10, Mrs. ELIzABETH
II. KUHN.
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A. j. sCHNACKENBERG
HARRIBBuRa. PA, June Q, 1sl

Messrs Mdrpin d Co., PhiG 700
GENTLEMEN The Spherical Safe (No. ~ which we
purchased from you gives entire satisfaction. We
use 1t for the storage OF our own Bonds and for
valuable special deposits We have entire conf
deDce in its ability to resist any attack that burglars
may make on it. The combination lock Is the
smoothest working piece Of mechanism OF the kind
that we have ever used. Very respectfully
JOHN. A. BIGhLER, Cashier.
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STRoUDsBURG, Pa, Feb. Q, 1870.

Messre Mdrpin 6 Co., Phtla. lf1F
GENTLEMEN The safe you sent me (N0. folding
door hre-proof with No Spherical nside) arrived
safely, and should have notified you of the fact
sooner but have delayed until could have it tested.
This was done yesterday, and the result entirely
satisfactory. An experienced blacksmith with the
hardest cold chse he could make failed TO make the
slightest impression Ou the Spherical Safe. The
operation was Witnessed by a number Of gentlemen,
all of whom scented entirely convinced that the
little ball was invunerable
Yours truly,
.I THOMAS A. BELL, Banker.
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Besides the above, we can refer to hundreds OF
persons scientific men, experts iron founders
machnists and others, who have critically examined
our SPERICAL SAVE, and willingly give it prefer
renee over Safes OF any other manufacture.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE THE SPHERI
CAL SAFES.
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BANKING HOUSE, OF J. B. NEWTON 4 Co.,

= = EMPUKIUMI IA JUut 90 JUJs
MeSSrS Mdrpin d. Co., PhilG .Hl
DEAR SIRS:-We enclose draft on the Union
National Bank in payment or Spherical Safe size No.
T. The President Of the Lock Haven National Bank
and Moore, Simpson Co., Bankers, of Lock Haven.
were here yesterday and examined the safe. They
were well pleased with it, and said they would each
purchase one. Yours, very truly, bif
.-. j. b. NEWTON Il CO., Bankers.
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For additional cSlv Item. see 1nssde Pages.

THR OITIzKNs' ASSOCIATION.
have beon heard from. They business, and
mend TO City Fathers tho immediate Improvement
Of Broad and other streets. Also TO strangers and
others be and patronze Charles Stokes No. ts4
Ohesnut streat when want fashi onable Oothng
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DIME SAVINGS Fund.
SLAr1NarnN. ~ Marnh n 1s6,

SLATINGToN, PA, March is, 1869.
Messrs Mdvvin d Co., Phiid,
DEAR SIRs The Spherical Safe purchased FROM
you your size No. 81 arrived few days ago and is
now In the Bank can work the combination lock
with ease, as its movements work like a charm It
affords ME pleasure TO announce its giving universal
satisfaction to all the directors. enclose my check.
Yours truly, -
A. j. SCaNACKENBERG.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF YORK.

YORK, PA. June IA, 1860.
MessrS. Mdrpin q Co., Phila. .Ic
GENTLEMEN The Spherical Safe (NO. 4) was duly
received and subjected to such tests required,
and glad to say that 1t withstood all the
assaults made upon it, II is now in use in our Bank
vault Respectfully
ID. E. SMALL, President.
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MARVIN g. CO.,
72l CHESTNUT Street (MasoniC HalD I,
PHILADELPHIA.

200 BROADWAY, New York, aud l0s BANK
Street, Cleveland. Ohio. 31s sst5P
AND FOR SALE BY OUR AGENTS IN THE
PRINCIPAL CITIES THROUGHOUT THE
UNITED S2ATAS.
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The undersigned haylng Fead tne MOOVe letter
addressed to Hon. William ID. Kelley by his
Immediate constituents, desire to express their
hearty concurrence in all that is therein said,
and to unite with them in urging upon Judge
inI Ia accent the nomination for Repre-
sentative in Congress from the Fourth District,
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NEW PusL,OATiONs.

CUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS,
~ get Prof. Harts admirable address, "How TO Select
Library" at the Sabbath School Emporium, No: 6OS
AROH Street. Ii ID tuths3m
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VIM. II. Trump,
Geo. o. MRngan,
james Irwin,
George Woodhouse,
John IL. Wilson,
Amos Walker,
X. II. Winner,
Y. l.. . igRins, Jr.,
Cyrus ID, Green,
Louis a. Maito,
Robert Or. amer,
William Casey,
A j Lehman,
Vim. Wilson,
Charles 4. Dobbius,
Cuarles Zahn,
Alfred k. Leonard,
q. Fppelsheimor,
Nelson Il. Evans,
VIM. johnson,
Thomas Stillman,
James q. Pritohett,
John Weaver,
Joseph Bromme0,
George w. Grace,
John Brooke,
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