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positively that he gave him only two dollars
and fifty cents, in shecie. Finally, it is prob.
able that nearly all those concerned have
been arrested-it is hoped that there will
be but little, it any money lost; but the above
described suspicious person has not, as is yet
known, been apprehended, and it is import
ant that description of his person, with the
reward Of five hundred dollars offered by
the Postmaster General. be as widely liffu-
scd as poss ble, to which end, all the Edi-
tors in the Union, are respectfully and earn
estlv requested to contribute"


Post Office DEPARTMENT, 4th March 1926.


A reward of FIVE hundred dollars will be
paid for the arrest of each person concerned
in the late robbery of the mail. at or near Phi
ladefphia. to be paid on the conviction of the
offenders, JOHN M'LEAN.