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6,HoIcE family Butter to be hadat ia y.as,,,o,, =
,U,HEIIMOMETERs Spy GLASSES aud Pocket Eve
n Glasses. fer sale by iir' syaoI A. O. PusnEE.
SOME THINGS ASrHfRs cAS TE eyNE AS WELL AS
Il s s' h Ss rs. sq,s s G and at e. ssa.
Store Main s.ret nearly opposite the Branch Bank
"a laIf os ss s 3 St ~ %
.d Boy ss ss Tsd ss.
Children Shoes Boets ard Cater iffls 81. fl
and Sso,. .a s iss .a ssf %
L1ifs al aoS chtSsD a the Oh ssls
indd u.sd Of Boot. AVID
shoes which, will sell as cheap hs cheapest and warrant
~; ss q ss ssa ss.
70 ehsapnss durability
Ram wofk hat WIS Il Iousht here win
free Of ehafgc ostl9-tf 9ua asais IL . HAhf-
ST. otis stt: ais. .-sS bi,. boar Crushed Powder
al. s s ases SsAns \ GiBERT cS
WV; noSnssIPss VI /. Sans ll '''''e T.
the New Hardware Sore of deeia CHAs-s SMELLS
q sale by 5. Z. GILBERT & CO. s,c. near Water.
JAMS - p , 80
BOILER MAKING .xD REPAiRiNG.
yENHE having establish Boiler Yara :: F.
I ~ & ms = 'aissa ap.n G to Do h! s
Foundry Brintme,sr Mesksr Co.. Of the Eag. Fssn
.auiie. ---REFE ssNCEs- sa lll. :
JoBS iIEwsoS. WM BOYLE
BEsSAsD NURRIE- ati U. ID. EGGLERToS $50
| jaht-g 49, !
| EeOTATOES.-50 bush Iarse Wisconsin Potatoes reed
and for,ale by jana j. " 5. NIChskl.
az BUSH White Bea's in store and 70. sale ~
C,NNErTON sHBETiNGs- 100 bales On hand and
.ns sale Tor j1s Ssis yr} I5I CO. as Lou KY
125 asas s.9i:ts lake Salt for sale Ii
s ;lss at canal sS sst TeS1s FsTFS s'. for
u Mooiard. forsale by jaus GEO. FOSTER a co.
risa ss1?,.y free ss s s5sT burnt
jan6 :. - - GEo. FOSTER eco.
~ sale y jsas s. i: IGBsRT CO.. sys. was-r.-
NEw CROP.-ls5 hhds p gr,u an, fair sasars; q
s.o sIs' s rs' isns GEO FosiE CO.
sE 10 s aud n sbs Moiasses so bag, prime Rio Coffee
hhds New Sugar 10 bags Pepper and Spie- IN ssore
ans SssI4 sGt sA'' ''''"s'' SAMUEL ORR.
H. rr4 NoTICx l-i.H
sssn Of fDas the estate Of Eabf whipps
!s jsnsss s.'s.f ''rp''s' owHEELEK Administrator
Il REMOVAL OF.
4 JEWELRY STORE. " la
G.. GOssBN
~ HAs REMOVED 70 Gws,hmsy Buildings on First
doors below ost onies where he viii he ha
tse them his estsn.iss assortment sf Jewelry; TO-
yoursriyes. 80 - dee2s-swa
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TEHRE HACIE md Ey aNsViILEI & N NiI
!. i. ..-.r. AND -kl f.Ls s-Atks>Is .aLr -
"a TEI " EkXLi "A beHt thus Tin vii
leave tyrre iaae Evansvlll.
Mond y " e. nesdsy and FRIDAY ,. cori
r. NJ. These Boats large ermmoaious urlish
Connecting isrre Hante Will Ra ro.d ud orthern RI
et snd Esarsve with th different Ltues steam
on The OIlo rIver. Ed ~
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FlFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK
- 3 p7'fS 9ii e. 1'ae2f -


f'aass 2 u 8 = Hf'fs ss ei bsa-sle %
H>o~~~s-s-~l.s S22:3 -a1l .5a1 'a..lT =
NEse ss.sa.E p b Z E-Ss.g.gsx-.ss ~gOESE
\ sii on v Afs ~. Z. "a VIZ ft- 81 slso.p
i bsII..se r iI-4,jA & @. spTL b
"A ~; "a, ,ssgis her a-.ls Rssa thms Es
II % gefot "a ~ ufre'g e ~, most
i-syie rB.-la5 eais,f supe-
= a - ~. a." ~ irH.h = Eii-h Cl"h Drs~s. Fiack
S lN 20 20 II -, s a.f cssp sta rosn green
ir \ IS - sals' sInpNs or the most rautifni
sh,,s s,s, ~ ~. rgu s..t g. hi m rkrt
Shts 'rrs hirts d. Gloyes srzrenders Col
ar ana sass HATS aud GAPS ever, sule aud cheaper
than ever sol N TIM insrk talg ~ = 80 = Z
irrns~ and Val carpt sacks with Iar.e asso-tnep,os
sngs articles aud ~ % ich ". VIII sell
on tne Straght Line n. chvs the rh-a PEST
= Ai<s' g efsg.ss lot - 'ull.DRfNS Lo orHiNG ever
-re 2 TO .yansyI Is caii ard elves octs3-t
p o' snies = ~; ! ,Eies sssss>SI E7sa.as'4
-is zoilssls <ss s.sb - * SA gs.t"es
s1sqas7 iasss5E z5:.s.Iss5ssisSs. sL ,fPi sges
hlpeds .basRssixsE'bs laHi " aisal
ssi . Tlb lssia assslsss q - si r. sogbs.
sRsssss .iiv1:sl tsis. ~. fsss Heiszss
l.5si.a 90 .s,sssssai sS4fiIissEs3i sg1a
7sisa1sds Ifss - ~ 30 81
- rs ,siss Sr.Ss = s ;-:::;ssss -
sssa sd aSSSSssass sz q 81 -sa
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EVANSVILLE. Ia SATURDAY. JANUARY 90 1880 e
louisville AND CINCINNATI

| HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
,E TO TnE ArFLlctED' EvEsYwiIERE.
DIX. a. l.. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM
nR. A. l.. Ablsis' ss NEW NEWT Tii:oRY FOR DIS.
s.' awissPas the inany IN the The minds ., all who
SHY immufed in darkness and Ignorance SUBJECT
DR. A. L. ADAMS, LIVER BALsAM.
srea. Psnaeea q is enersd the asisted f IN.
all stages Bilious Fever Arue and Fever Chronic
sn Tes ssroaua salt Rsea" pysrslsa General Lsa-
reputation remedy before the public has
he %sss ssPtieal T. pe Caa s1aSSS S,dSus has,s hs
(eeing purely veseae for the ofthe
sas Ihe most skeP.e' have become its sansuine
osIi RsILnIE aARsESSsk 81 III TO THE
Testimonials up every traei it hss made swollen
with in o Erat.@se for the r,ef sesved by ms
those suffering under the IH0 GRasf o The MONSTER
aad at once rseure one bottle Of Dr l. daus
Tn called the rsrusl Medical
Circular which e ohtaned every
United States giving clear eptome of the aad Of
pral.esd assenlaney The diseases which all
q & scorr. General Agent No 81 Rrnaolph st Chicago
III t. whom all orders must be addressed receive
>soidfy HALLocE srODpARp Evansville.
Agents in the Country be supplied by them PrOpr
l.. JAMES Mt Vernon: JAMES 8 sAMPsov. New Har-
mony; ny q yAQuES a. co sPoseyvis; HALLoeE &
:. .-Hce-Or -l- =-------a-leIi"M
DOPLiNs1ease rs Silk an3 Cotton Porlirs direct
u ported. and for sale ly JAS Low d CO..
aug3 i6 - - as Main It louisville Nv.
lNiNGHANs.-2 cases glazed srrsr black: ado 20 zach
u cotton Chambray;2 do Manesstr Plaid Ginghsuis.
newest styles by direct importation hand aud
0Ie sfrIIHu .EfaFlt q JAS. Low CO.. =,
arge AIS Main ST Louisville, KY
NCsiiys--2 eases new stylsd Muslin DE aiae direct
anss 'iioeTla "a w 4is Main ST.. Iouisss, Ky
uEtNS-ie ease Caned Jeans; do Blue and White ne W.
JAS. LOW & CO.,
augS 2 tat.L. -f 500 fIS Main tt. Louisville, Ky
CsTRI:S. rWIIIs MtRtNO AND SEUGES-
81 lick Apara lusIre. deds ID. coored
Figures; 10 do do hiek hair do IA rwis
coors do Thibst Msrpo as.'d coors do
Alpaca Sergss in all qualities direct mportaens hand
and for sale AZ lowest prices by JAS LOW A. CO. n
aus9 - flfff1f1 a.. 4lS Main S. louisville, ny.
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R ss;.'..--ssi.s.s s..-s..s
NEW ARkANGEAlENT.

LtTTLE IAsa xlss. 20 D..
a9ASSENGERS y the dock A. n. Trsin Little Mi
ami Ra lroad. ireakf CiBcinna'i and diae the fol
wing day m Newly Phi ai-lpha. Bslr wash
i. gtpn City.
- FR O NJ &C INCH m N A TT
TUNEW YORK in 321s hours; 81 lo HoiisF if1t
PnILADEi PHI = n AZ hours; rrt f- ..f 81
% BA BrIN RE ia 2S % .-
Fe ss ra sBJFFAbs' in ~ hours; a. sac 81 ~
DUNKIkk IA IS hoHrs:
ns1 fes sE1c cLE,ELA Nn e. 9ls hour; gfa s7s14
.-rr.-...- san Dl Ny ~ "a touss; Al. ia
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IVORY TABLE KNIVES

I -..- 80 IVORY TABLE kNlNEs Sa - $50
FINE Of w fabirs in stock single
sess OF .us 5lp,eces Which are both seih and sait
ahe for CHRISTMAS and New iear Ien. The atierion OF
10 hoasekeep,r. esIisd ta<his CiiASs SWELLs B
= deel7 doors below the Branch Bank.
fala 10 iuei -i-sts wa shEU rt--ets+s--.+ , -
EDECEINED per steamer Altona- ELL
H. p hoxes Mheat Starch; bills Pearl Barley; ~
D AntM Ma.l
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LOUISVILLE e,nt. N ii.

SU(CEsSS9Hs to ISAAC C.oMsEs MAJ ufaeturetso Ncp
~ and BOOK Printing Paper aud wholesale dealers in
kinds Of Cards Prnt,rlsk dc- also Agents FOR I'll
manufaatnre of Cunt owdsr :.
No. ia Main street louisville. Ky. ~ - =" ~ ~
\, B. The highest market price in cash pae Cor r 81
Hemp and eotton wastes. t serzs fm
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EDrsc ne, - .ts.s s-lI. tcis-u direct
Q ~ kegs Holland Herring; Is jars Anchosisch;
1900 lbs German Pruues.
Also per Evansville. boxes ssrrin1 Goc xss
Tobacco, for sale by deeH u hn'"A->''
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TAKE NOTICE.
~ LARG lot Marble suitai le
IN Tombstones aud Monuments will b. sId
the sh dsy of Jannary tn Jay charges. nnlss n d
previously paid Sale take pise O'Clock p VI - said
da. az aTchonse eorneroi lnn- str = Canal
dee27-tp JOHN ). MITCHELL,
FOR WABASH RIVER
THEstaanci sand light erscgf " -
U.1, DONA. SfIANArE NJ ter. viii ran ,'aTly 1u
.svksS ring the above. fvi fro eh
apply jane-u p. G.. O'RlLkY \ co.
II EEATHER.-Ie,o ,oo0, us Skirtng Hafnsss. and Birdie
q Leather. in stole aud fer sale by
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WAR wsTuRTrSsr.

FESO RLttKSNtTHs. WHITEsMlTUS AZ
d EVERY BODY 81. s>-RuN HEREl- II sine eta
shed Coai Yard Water rect htweeu Toe
and Wann, prrpared 70 sell in
PIrTsBUR RGh COAL. at as low prices ought
thc Fails All orderSlf # the St r.. IIsrni r
Churchill win he thsntfay recciv nucuaiS att NJ
to Ly my3-iJ64we .,-.f.t A. j. HUTCHES0N d CO
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srcLry

ENRON the srssri = Iiri s-sear xepis. esy souesy,
" n sins r.aI r., ltsi taii mind
white tn . i a. "a tsirf, az NJ .Is.
black ir .td vi sfers .,i-d n .smri N~h VII pay
<p .ias Arfb lhertr -s-i th,e. p
jans e sSkH9N~ 81 sRSON-
~ rTtNETT~ -I0rs,es Snr~ NE Satln,;ts
~ 20 aii~pd
- 10
30 Tiue ..r.s-i~s
D. Ffrri c. %;
PAcivrd tht@ ~ w eets atSi lliW co.
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~" LEWIS & ItOwARD, :,
as ORW ARDING AND COMMISSION MER-

n UHANI5. EyanstlIIe Iud. Nhsrf-boat at thc hiVer
the Canal Personal snd prompt all
C.nsignm-nts eithet Tor sale or shipment. iiiit'
Esaassiile. tuns 10. lSji.-ly t--nu
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BU ,INESS CARDS..
LEWIS q RcwARn

+ LEWi iS & WARD,
Il, STORAGE AND COMMISSION MBRCaANTS.
owNrR5 Or -
MAMMOTH WHARF-BO HE RCULEs
TAyING Once frt the City Hotsl to J0UR-
OFrIc. BViLISGs. where they would be pleased u
Ihei- frier Is fr m the e y and country.
aug9dSwtf s
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NEN CANDIDATE IN THE FEIsI.D. 80.
VSNHE Y III SNl. iat mannseturet ~ NAOIlER MAR
| a GUNNER Is bsfo the psLlie. nd will run
again tany other Hat shsnt pGrti.s point
Snish beaur and daraly- Citizens voting thsm-
selves Hat would DO well call aud sxamin our nd-
date IL will speak fos i Main First aud
Sec5Sd Xxx oct5
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NIEEE good Dwyllng' tao of Brick s"d one Frame.
ate fcr unes purposes This prsperts is
aud Fiss streets Ut the law ding. aud VII
Slsf Evan-viile- i'll pay
well in It's present condition sood7arsan will
ard made II not sold of the houses II
lie to t. end all the frr urs sold good Ap-
ply to Jan i-lfn 12t~f '- BOYD BULLOCK.
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BARBER SHOP.

UEAY-s taies No Timothy aud 2i bales slightly dam
aged. received Canal boat lnana apd for sale by
GEO- FtSIER Il CO.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

f,HoIcE family Butter to be had at sIs.tL... il.
~ 6sli COOKS
yuNHEIi NtlNiETERS. Spy Glasses aud Pocket Eve
n Glasses. fer sale by ff ey2O1 "A. O. PUSuEE.f
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a XELS.-fO setts common Buggy and Carriage Aalss
IN s@in 40 do hf-paSi do 10 D. co e1do; ia So I
40 80 patent scraw do d.
lust rec d Tor sale by decz7 BABSOCk BROS
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The Omnibus Line calls for all the prine
Botes snd W leaving drertons the o. No 2s al ut
tret hetween Filth aud ss six dcsrs Fptt Of the 4
otstes tioei. atthe office sodthea
and Front opposite the Spencer oass r-ey
bank they will call in any par of IN. e y. =,
deei5 80 faf@H ~ II. How ELL O. rdue.or
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FARK And THRoUGH iIcKErs.

For prices OF fare through tickets AID u Informs
tlease appis the pan, sfce Ne 25 si
aaut street. eween Flf h ,f
the United states iotor at hsod lish.d General H.
road oce in the three fyellUw baillibg eas
Garner of Bros FIR ,nt drrcy oprosite III.
spencer House R,iir tooei Mail ding or ~
the Eastern Little Miami DEPOT Easi Fsont street.
a-' ~ r. ". STRADER G. .eral Agent
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TiiE oCEsTlON
AUCT'suN Issts,yss,

&ALT, ssiT,,-sb t,ls KanI~hs- salt just res.d an,
dseis = - 'Y a FOSTER & BRowxii
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JOHN r. ELvANs. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELyANs y THOMPSON, Dealers in
IA Hardware, Coach Trimmings, &c.
No. 1896 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, Washington. d. G.
r, House Furnishing Hardware,
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Plated
Tea Table and Desert Spoons
Carvers and Forks, steels, Knives with and without
forks
Brass Britannia Block Tin and Plated Candlesticks
Shovel and longs, Waffle IRONS Sad Irons
Mashn Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, OVENS Grid.
irons, &c. &C., &c.
Building Materials,
Rural Cottage, Closet, Cupboard, Chest TILL Pad and
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Bolts, Cut
and Wrought Nails
Brads Shutter Screws and Stubbs Door Springs,
Handra Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheaves and Rail, &c, dc, &c.
Cabinet Makers Goods.
Hair Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Gimps Sofa and Chair
Springs,
Venetian Blind Hooks, Rack Puleys, Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c, DO, &c.
Carpenters Goods.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves, Chisels
and Gouges, Plane Irons
Augers. Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham,
mers, Hatchets, Levels
Bevils Squares, Gauges, Axes, &c, &c, DC.
Blacksmith and Coach Makers Goods.
Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Feloes, Spokes,
Hubs Bows, Shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners Slvered and Brass Bands, Stump
JOINTS Stump Collars Top Props
Curtain Frames Lamps, Inside Innings, Lining Slks,
Damask, Scanning Cords
TUFTS, Tasses Buttons, Tacks, Fringes Laces Plain
and Enamelled Canvass
Russia Duck, Enamelled Leather, fash Leather, &c.
DC, DC.
ELvANs 4 THOMPSON,
mar 22-6m 800 Penn avenue.
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read, but was again interrupted.
"udge. isn't il usual for the jury to rise and face
The prisoner while the verdict is readingY
Judge Manierre said il was.
We'll, then, should like to see them get
M" said Mr. Goes. The judge rose, and the YER
dict was read 10 the effect that the Rev. Mr. Goss
was insane and distracted.
Mr.. Goss Immediately again commenced touch
,pe.n Advancing to Judge Manierre, he said,
Judge, want TO touch you before you sentence
me you are a very good-lookng man-rather
short 10 the neck like Douglas, but about right,
guess" In this style he went on until the by
ISLANDERS left the ROOM
Verify there was method in this mad lovers
madness.
Mr.. S. L. Brown was appointed by the court to
TO be the reverend gentlemans guardian.
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CUsroM.HousE REMoyED.--ln the height Of the
present panic, Collector Sawyer removed the Gus
tom house TO his residence on Freemason street.
and in few days after non est iRrentus, hay-
ing sloped without notice 10 parts unknown the
ghost of yellow jack pressing close on his heels.
His whereabouts Is not yet located with cer tanty
In the meantime, the pcstilence spreads through
out the city, and the Deputy Collector, left TO his
own discretion, determines TO remove the archives
and depostcs TO Hampton. The custom. house for
the port of Norfolk aud Portsmouth, to be removed
to a town out OF the district. Fear certainly docs
make men perform some singular antics at times ;
but we venture to say that such an one as this
was never seen before-Nor. Beacon, Of Friday
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CURRIoMAN BAY.-A fine wharf has been es-
tablished on this bay, for the accommodation of
the steamer Alice G. Price, and passengers from
Westmoreland G. II. and the neighborng country
have now opportunity of coming to and return
ing from this city without the trouble of riding
some twenty miles, ms was the case before the
establishment of this landing, A number of houses
are in course Of erection and in contemplation al
the landing, and, when completed, there will be
quite handsome village. fine ice cream saloon
has been opened, and on the days Of the arrival
and departure of the steamer the landing presents
busy appearance We hope to be able to chron-
icle continued improvements at all the landings on
the Potomac, and an increasing trade with the
river counties whose natural market is Alexan-
dria-A Alexandria Gazette,
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BOON TO THE INDUSTRIOUS AND UN
EMPLOYED
Let Us Live TO be Useful.
as TO $40 PER WEEK EARNEDi
rWyHE Fiffy Money-Getting Bushes

rWNHE Fifty Money-Getting Businesses.
~ Easy and Respectdbis-This excellent and
valuable work, unprecedented in the annals Of book
making, giving full INSTRUCTIONS to both male and
female youth OF age how 10 realize q handsome in
come at their own homes, in Fifty, Easy, Respecta
Bile and Money making Businesses, without risk, in
every town. city, village will be forwarded, nme-
dately 10 any address on the receipt Of os cents
closed prepaid, TO the publisher, i. cox, l6l Grand
street, New Yo k city.
This bessing--this boon TO industry has been
the means Of raising thousands in own city from
poverty, as acknowledged by the quantities of COM
plimentary letters prasing its goodness, and affirm
ing that the demand for this valuable work must sur
pass all expectation, and will create quite excite
ment
,zsE- Every apptcau, may depend upon being duly
supplied-IT IS 40 HuNBUG! aug 22-3td
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0rrRAGE.--on Tuesday night last Mr.. John
Rudd, son of Commander Rudd Of the Navy, was
assaulted in the street the Methodist church,
Fredericksburg, by some unknown rufla who
knocked him down and fred pistol NJ him, the
ball from which passed through his hat So coon
as Mr.. Rudd recovered from the blow, which feled
him to the ground, be drew his pistol and fired at
the cowardy assassns they made their escape.
Dem Rec
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DELIBERATE MURDER.--This morning about six
and half O'clock the report Of a pistol was heard
In the premises ll3 Elm street, and in a few mo-
ments afterwards hundreds Of people we're observ-
cd fastening to the house in question. The report
was circulated that man had been shot, and Po-
liceman Conner, OF the 9th patrol district, who
was on duty in the neighborhood ran TO the spot
and found a man named Henry Bloomer lying at
the bottom of the first fight Of stairs, the blood
gushing from wound in the breast The officer
receiving information that Robert Bulins, the per-
son charged with shooting Boomer, had gone up
stairs followed In pursuit and succeeded in arrest
ing Bulns in the third story Of the premises, where
he resided. He was FASTENED off TO the 9th ward
station house and locked up.--N y Egpress.
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GREAT Aeg.-A Syracuse paper says: "Gideon
Bently, aged loo years the 18th instant, resides
in the town Of Constantia, oswego county, New
York. He has had thirteen children, all of whom
are now living and all visited him on bis l05ih
birthday. He was in several of the most import
ant battles Of the Revolution"
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The foreign imports Of Baltimore during the
quarter amounted in value to s2,2ls l0l, and thu
exports to s., 539 92s of which 1913, 1862 was for
eign merchandise re.exported. Tho imports Of
Philadelphia exceed those of Baltimore about a
million Of dollars whilst in exports the figures
in favor Of Baltimore TO the same amount, we hav-
ing exported s2,539,92s whilst Philadelphia cx.
ported but 81 ,545,9ls
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-25

The Baltimore Patriot says: I'VE are gratifed to
add the names Of Drs John 7. Morris, Charles ii.
Rose, and Charles A. Leas, to the number Of those
physicians who have responded to the call of the
Mayor ofNorolk and others, for medical assistance
from this city. They left Friday afternoon in the
Norfolk boat v
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-25

Rcv. George A. Smith, who has conducted the
Southern Churchman for the last seven years, re-
tires on the first Of October next; { ON and after
which date the paper will be under the charge Of
Rev. d. Francis Sprgg
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-25

A numbered colored citizens Of Boston, who
had organized under the name of Massasot
Guards" with the intention Of forming and appear.
ing as "a military corps, recently applied TO the
commander-in-chict for a loan of Massachusetts,
State arms, and received notice that their appca-
ton was refused. A letter from Governor Gardner
to Robert Morris, ESD, First Lieutenant Of the or
ganization, contained the opinion Of Attorney Cen
eral Clifford in the matter, which was in accord
ance with the refusal of his excellency.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-25

THE NEW York HARDs.-We have received the
address and resolutions Of the New York Hard
Convention, held on Thursday and Friday, at Sy.
racuse and viii publish them on Monday. All
attempts at fusion with the Sofs we're rejected in
summary manner
State ticket, headed by General Ward, OF
westchester, was nominated, and a determine.
ton eyinced TO carry the war into A fricd."
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-25

EXPORTS AND INPoRTs OF THE UNITED STATES
From an official table exhibiting the value of mer-
chandse imported into and exported from the
United States during the quarter ending June 30th
last, we learn that the total value Of the imports
during that period was S62, 1858; included in
this total there we're Sl5,O9S,990 of free goods,
s46,6l4l92 Of dutiable goods and 1854, 4sl o
foreign specie The total of foreign merchandise
and specie re-exported during the same period
was S7,66s,572. The exports during the same
period amounted in value to S6s, 9O2, 4l4; this
total covering S41 ,2s8,039 Of domestic merchan.
disc, and 9,947 ,sO3 of domestic specie, and Of
foreign dutiable goods 1861, 76l, foreign free
goods 81 602 $50, and Of foreign specie $36s, 23l.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-25

Mr. Samuel n. CAN'T, Of Spawn Spring. n Y,
writes to the New York Herald to inform the pub.
lie that he is not the man who was found muir
dered in Prince George 8 county, Md, a few weeks
since
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-25

NEW YoRK.-The population of New York city
is 623, ooo--an increase Of only 900 in the
last five years, or about II IA per cent. II was
supposed the population would reach 100000.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-25

DEATH oY THE WIDOW oP JUDGE SroRY.-Mrs
Sarah Waldo, widow Of the late Judge Jos. Story
died at her residence, No. 8, Rome street, yestcr
day, of debility, at the age of .scveutyone years
She is TO be buried at Mount Auburn. Mrs. Story
was lady of great excellence of character, and o.
varied accomplishments. She was daughter Of
Mr. William Wetmore. Traveller, Auy. 90
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-25

We regret TO learn that Mr.. NJ. J. Burns, the
agent for the Organ in Portsmouth, was accident
ally killed by the disc barge of his gun, in North
Carolina, a few days ago. Mr.. Burns was only 20
years of age, and young man Of great industry
and integrity