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The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

To Dr. Il. Heinimann, corner Jackson and Mont
gomery streets, San Francisco-Dear sir; 1t IS with
pea sure that we notice the unbounded success which
has attended you your practice since your residence
in this State seven years The good yen have
done and the skill you have exercised in the cures that
have under your observation make our duty e
let it be known to the world and particularly
those suffering with disease Most of werc well
acquainted with you whilst you resided Mormon Isiand
ana witnessed there some remarkable which you
erected on patients whose pronounced hope
less by-eninent physicians We have also seen what
you have done for of friends now residing a.
Coloma and Pacervle who after much persuasion and
indueement on our part consented go and see you
when they had almost despaired of heirves They da
so, and returned and living hale and hearty
and reader if this notice should reach your eve and
you afflicted, take advice and go to DR. HEINZ
MANN and you will never regret it.
Dear Doctor receive with our most hearty wishes for
your future welfare assurance that we believe you
to be of most talented and experienced phy..
clans in the State
FREDERICK HARTMANN,
(prop'r Miners Hoiel)
JACOB WISKELMANN, r.o..,,
(propr Greenwood Brewery N'SA" "'
JOHN GEORGE,
AUGUST HAHNE,
JOSEPH WILLMANN,
CHARLES CiISS , Coloml.
(prop'r French Restaurant)
T. BELAz, Proprs of the }
7; 7 R0T5l5$ IS E414,ta cro5 FedeFale' raeeF''le.
A. II. WALKER FL Dorado Slide
e. ZRoIcKY, (frm of L. Poppc Il Co.. Orovlle
JOSEPH CLAvEL, Auburn.
CHAs KAsTFLII Spanish Dry Diggings
7. BENNINGER, (propr of bridgeD Condemned Bar
+ ! E1SSzsfiH- EHS1z %S1455i Sacramento
CAPT. HIND, Michigan Bluff.
CAPT. +. S. MuMFoRp. dornerly Justice of Peses)
Mormon Island.
HENRY TRUEI- Qrop'r Republican House) jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by Dr. Hesimann-
August SIM
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Lost.

The affairs of the concern will be settled and the bus
mess continued at the old stand by H. e. Palmer
Nevada. Aug 2, ls56-tf
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w S McRoberts NJ H. HFuLston. Jno Pattson
MeROberts, Funston ~ Go.

Dealers in
Family Groceries, Provisions, Wines
LIQUORS. and Miners Supplies of all Kinds.
Kilbourns Corner, opposite A. Block Co.'S, Corner OF
Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada augs-f
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Dissolution.

rTNIE partnership heretofore existing under the name
i and style of Balm e. SCRANTON was dissolvedon the
Goth ut All persons indebted to the late firm re-
quesed to make immediate payment to either of the
dersigned. G.. H. Balm,
J. r. SCRANTON
AM
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American County Conventiou

AHItI1can OOulIIy COlV VthIIOn.
County Convention of the American party of Nevada
Cauniy will be held ut Nevada city, saturday the
Both day of August D. lS56 to nominate candidates for
County Offices and members of the Legislature BY or
der of the County Council H.t. GARDINER,
ais prrS't OF ouutv Council
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DsSSNEnfaNgh.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hereto
fore existing between Palmer & Church. was dssov.
ed on the Goth Of July by mutual consent
IL. b. PALMER,
G.. 4. CHURCH.
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Drugs, Medicines, &C. &c.

CIR o W ELL, c R A E & B RIG n A M,
No. 13l Commercial Street San Francisco
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Every variety
Foreign and Domestic Drugs,
Medicines Chemicals,
Dye Stuffs, Acids,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles,
Surgical instruments.
Dental Instruments, &c
= Prices Low. Terms Cash
San Francisco, July ls3m2p
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Notice to New Firms in Nevada city.
LII persons commencing business in Nevada will call
n at the Treasurers Office in the of Wall Bro
Broad street and get their License Immediately and
cost JOHN WEBER, County Treasurer
Aug. Sim BY JESSE s. WALL Deputy.
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This subtle atmospheric poison which at certain
is unavodaby inhaled at every breaths the in char
aeer wherever it exsts-north, SOUTH west and
will everywhere yield TO this newly discovered antidote
which ncautrzcs the poison completely puries the
tem and thus entirely removes all the of disease
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from its use
1t will protect any resident traveller in the
sickly swampy localities from any bilious dis
disease whatever any injury from constantly In
halng Malaria Masma-
II will Instantly cheek the ague in persons who have SUI
red for any length of time from day to weny
that they reed never have another chill by continuing
its use according to directions.
Ii win Immediately relieve all the distressing results Of
bilious ague diseases such general debility, might
sweats, etc The patient at begins appe
tite and strength and continues until permanent and rad
ical cure is effected And as proof that II is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
Because OF its Singular and entire Harmessness. Tie
following certificate from celebrated chen lists in
the United Ltates is attached to every bottle
Sew York, June II. 1855
have made . chemical examination of Rhodes Fevsi
and Ague Cure, Antdote to Malaria and have tested
for Arsenic Mercury, Qunine and Strvchnne but haze
not found particle Of 9TH in it, have found
substance in its composition that would prove injurious .
the constitution. JAMES r. Chiffon, T. NJ. Chemist
This allows of its free preventive by which 81
named diseases matter how sickly the Of
py the locality.
Proofs Of Efficacy frequently published and the cen
hdence of the public is asked only proportion its
tual merits wherever introduced and used-Thcse only
are relied upon to prove lis worth.
One or two bottles will for ordinary
may require more Directions printed in German French
and Spanish accompany each bottle Prepared and sold
CYRUS G. DYER General Agent, San Francisco
JOHN LARK,
Agent for Nevada No. 32 Main street. and for sale ~
Druggists generally aurq.r
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E. S. COOP E R, NJ. D.
SURGEON.

OFFICE Eye, Ear and Orthopalic Infirmary Mission
" street, between second and Third, near Russian
Baths" san Francisco. All surgical operations
patients presenting themscv the CLINICS on We'd
nesdtys and saturdays, at IL o'clock, p. NJ.
Medie; of the city and Pacific coast geheray.
especially Invited attend the Iufrmary clinical days
whenever it may be opportune for themselves. aul53m
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Stiles Sash and Door Factory,
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VXTISING to return to the tlantic States
w signed offers t. sell his entire interest in the Indian
Queen Hotel and Billiard saloon fToolseys Flat. The
Hotel repair ana doing very good business
The interest consists of onehabut :he pun haser can
have chance of buying the whole if he wishes it.
auga-lw ANDREW MEhRYMAN
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MILL BURNT-Churchil's mill, be-
tween Snow Point and Orleans Flat,
was totally destroyed by fire at 3 o'clk
yesterday morning. Loss 10000.
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y Circulating Library of over Four Hundred volumes
OF the Latest and most popular works published
Also, Magazines Periodicals and Newspapers from al
most every part of the civilized world
Steamer papers and California weekles neatly put in
wrappers for nailng-posiagc Free
liberal share of public patronage Is solititef and
hope b. strict attention to business and low PRIcEs 10
merit The same J. f HAMLIN
Sesais Aug : lsJs-if
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Empire and keystone Iron W orks

Nos 90 and 81 Bush street, between Montgomery
and Kearney streets, San Francisco
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SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.
II sSr rIs5sI5E7 r-E.sz.seasr.s-1
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
NTH FURTHER NOTICE the of the Sacramento Val
- ley Railroad VIII leave follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Will leave Sacramento ut ~ ~ NJ and P. NJ
:" " Folsom. -----.------.-. at II u. and l-2 +.
on SUNDAYS,
Beside the regular Passenger train there will be 10
NJ. train from Sacramento.
fRFIGHT TRBINS
VIII leave Folsom at IL j.. IL. except Sundays)
VII leave Sacramento at 81 P. NJ. Except Sundays)
Passenger viii be in connection with the
freight train i'll from Folsom, every morning.
RATE OF TOLL.
Passenger frc-bevccn Sacramento and Folsom, s. on
" sunday Excursion, both ways. = 80
Communication tickets per month, $50 OO
intermediate fares per mile. 10
Freight toll and Folsom. per ton OF 1000 lbs %
Folsom TO Sacramento " 223
Folsom TO Sacramento gross ton of
granite, brick and cobble stone. %
intermediate points per mile per ton Is
For further particulars notices hand bills and card
FORMS enquire of
J.P ROBIN on, suptS :. V. r. II.
augl3-tf Supt Office, corner 81 and II streets.
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Agent for Nevada No y Main street and for sale l,-
Druggists generally arra.r
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New Principle No Poison
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure

Oh ANllDOlE ~ MALAlIA,
LvOR the prevention and cure of Fever and Ague o.
Chill Fever Dumb Ague, and other Intermittent anG
Remttent Fever. Also of Bilious Fevers accompanied
by Typhoid symptoms Typhoid Fever Yellow Fever
Ship and jail Fever General Debility, Night Sweats, and
all other forms of disease which have origin in
The Nevada journal., 1856-08-15

Is hereby given that Jacob Ehrcnbachcr Is way
l. nccted with the establishment of Cheap JOHN anC
all pcrsens hereby cautioned to have dealings viii
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.
CAPT I. S. MUMFoRp, torlnery Justice of Peses)
Mormon Island.
HENRY TRUEL. Grop'r Republican House) Jackson
This testimonial was not solicited by Dr. HeiBmann-
August SIM
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~ DR.. L. j. Czapkays Medical and Surgical Insti
tute is at the of Montgomery and Sacramento sts
San Francisco. The DR. offers free consultation aud
asks remuneration unless effects cure aurs3,s
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Dissolution.

Nevada. Aug. S-3w
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FIRES.
MYSTERIOUS CASE OF ARSON.

MYSTERIOUS CASE OF ARSON.
About l2g O'Clock on Saturday morning, Bernard
Cole. Of No. 202 Greenwich street. while passing the
cooperage of Cooney & Roach, No. IS Vesey street,
discovered smoke issuing from the door. On e1amna-
ton, the door was found partly open, and Mr. Cole,
looking H. saw q fire kindled in the middle of the
floor. and a man lodging behind box. An alarm was
immediately raised and the fire was extingushed with
little or no dsmsge. In the meantime, the man within
attempted to escape by jumping over wall IN the
rear but was captured by the police. He gave his
name as Edward Malone, but be would give no expla-
nation. Justice Connolly committed him to await the
result Of an investigation by tie fire marshal.
FIRk IL EAST FOURTEENTH STREET.
A FIRE occurred at II o'clock on Saturday night in
stable, No. 90 East Fourteenth street. The stable
was owned by Mr., Mott. Loss -
FIRE IN NASSAU srRtEr.
Las. evening, about 81 o'clock, afre was discovered
on the second floor Of No go Nassau street, formerly
the old Baptist Church. 1t was discovered and exn
gushed by the insurance before material damage was
done.
FIRES II BRooKLrs.
On Saturday night fire occurred in the house OF
Dr. Marvin, on the corner OF Henry and flneapPle
streets caused BY defect in the Nesting apparatus
The flames were soon extnguished. Damage slight
The house Ct Dr. w. Van Zsndt, No. II johnson
street, was set on FIRE Friday night BY means OF
light taken into closet by the children Some cloth
ing was burned and the partitions and walls were dam
| aged. Loss about sI50.
While proceeding to this FIRE Mr.. Adkins member
Of Engine Company No. IA, fell ard was dragged along
considerable distance, sustaining severe injuries be
was conveyed to q neghbOnRg drug store aud then
| conducted home.
FIRE ~ BRooxLYs-Two BUILDINGS DESTROYED.
About O'Clock last evening FIRE broke out in the
grocery store of Peter Farrell the of Allan
| tic and Willow streets. The building WA Of brick
and three stores in hight. The FIRE originated about
the stove, and, communicating with some liquorcask',
the flames spread with such rapidly as to be beyond
control The adjoining building % Atlantic sssset, ot
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similar dimensions. partially occupied as an intel
igence Office and by family named Harrington, who
lived in the basement. /; also caught fire, and both
buildings were completely demolished Two families
lived grocery store and bu. few Of the goods in
either building were saved-the occupants having all
they could do to themselves four story brick
house on Willow street, occupied by james Crosby
as bakery and several families, was considerably
damaged in the rear aud on the roof
The damage sustained by Farrell amounts to above.
$4,000; on the buildings, slO,c0O-understoOd to BE-
insured.
The buildings were erected by Mr. Charles Sluier'
in 1870, and subsequently transferred to the City
Bank Of New-Haven, by which institution they were
owned.
The wind blew strong from the northwest, asd
ears were entertained that the whole block would CO.
but fortunately the flames were confined to the two
buildings The street was filed with smoke and cin-
ders for the distance of several blocks The walls
being fral tumbed down after the inside was burned
out, and several persons narrowly escaped being
crushed under them. The iremen worked with CON-
mendable energy.
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ASSEMBLY
ANNEMDLIs
ABOLITION OF THE sEw-roRK cirr oFfleSS

AaoLITIoN OF THE KEw-roRK CITY oFFlskS
Mt. MAHEN brought in the following:
As Acr Abolish the Ocss Of Street CommseneI CSnns
.oner Of Streets and Lamps, Commissioner OF repairs IA
Supplies and Cty Inspector n the City and County u new
Yort, aud creating q new department astosd thereof
SECTION l. F1e Ohe Of Street COnnssioner, Conni-
eooes Of Streets and Lamps Commissioner Of Repairs and sup
Piss and City Inspector hereby abolished
ssc TAs Mayor Of the City aud County Of Nswfeit
- rtin days Ates passage Of thu act, nominee aud
Dos-o o. Aldermen ball confirm officer who shall De
a. superntendent OF the Internal Anirs OF me
t's nT asy 2, January, issI.
SAD superintendent Of the Internal AfAirs Of tie
Ss.y ~ Nss-fozk shall be possessed OF the SANE
.ha Ps,ioL TIE same duties sad be sabss, 70 the sane
s.rss css Icv conferred upon AID governing tae
7D ~. :. ,,0'ss creep, ssr provided
sers Of tbs City and County Of EsvYo sh,ll b 81 500
sA@ psysss tasssssy lie shall Sss hsvs and appoint
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Boston remedy Of thirty years standing and recon.
eudcd Physicians IL IL and speedy Tor Burns
Piles Bo Corns FeIcns Chblans and Old Sores VI every
kind Foyor Sores Ulcers Itch Scsd Head Netts hssh
Buuons Nipples Recommended BY nursssD Whitows
stios Testers Feabes Spider sDgs, Frzon Linbs, salt
Rheum Survy Sore and Cracked Ls Sore Nose Warts and
Eleh ounds valuable remedy and cure, which
testified to by thousands who have used It In the City Of
Boston vicinity tho last thirty In instance
will Ibis Salve do injury interfere with physicians pre-
srpions IL Is made from the purest materials from reeips
brought articles growing in thar country and the
from all classes Clegymen Physicisns.
e Captains Nurses aud others who have used themselves
ard recommend IL 10 others KEDDRcs RUSSIA SALyE puf
large boxes stamped tho cover with picture Oh
horse disabled soldier which picture 10 also engraved On
the wrapper Price Is Boz Sold all the 10
town or country, may be ordered Of BARsEs PARks.
any wholesas druzz4t REDpMG & Co, Propristors
- No. 3tAte-st., Boston
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..;der,tion under any other system but the perma-
ee Geo, he Of Slavery; but an unexpected difficulty
n searTed. The husband stouty refused TO leave MS
c..rs family, and protested that deeply ana long as
= had loved kis wife, be could not leave lbs home TO
Ss Sat the naked proposition that husband and wife
Il .rcb age and qualities has been separated, and
cshol,or;sm would at once find matter for tear
~oying homilies Yet here is one plain case OF very
n ocourTence in which such separation occurred
49,, ,b desres and intention of two Shareholders
sssS b~ The alternative choice of two slaves.
Car anv Of our Northern morslsts tell us how many
NIT marriages have been cruelty and miserably
ed Inv Californian migration!
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A nublic iourpslist, we seldom have occasio.

AS pubic JOURNALIST, We seIuoh nave ooossoa
10 rote RULED surface the dgnhed qaet Of Upper Ten
dom but recent events produced by extraordinary causes Of
whom MessTs REMsEs DsGsE are alone Responsible, hs
created an excitement that deserves least passing noce
since tie the Cosns sales az M great de-
postory Of Elegance aud Utility in Fashionable aud Useiu
bay GooDs THIS extensive establishment, situated as
in 9th l4hst usually denominatsd the West End.
presented appearance little In keeping with It's usual
sAd dixuifed Of business Thousands have al
ready attracted only from tho extreme limits OF tbs
CITY section the surrounding country BY the
in ense sacrifice submitted by tho propfetos In order 70
meet the demand Of the Spring Trade.
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CoscLKI or THh AMERicAS-MUSIc AssochrIoS.-
This u new Society, established with the Audabe
object of aordng to native composers the advantage
of fair exposition of their works with The aid OF com
petent artists and a management determined that
u-tice shall b. done to the various musical candidates
Their concert at the rooms of the Mendessohn Society
on Saturday evening, though not widely advertised
was numerously attendedby an appreciatve audience
and selections from the compositions of our own coun'
tryman were rendered in manner indicating mature
preparations by the artists engaged Their pleasant
soree, the first Of series, has no doubt won for them
the favorable opinions which their excellent expert
Ipent deserves
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FHbh BUfNOs AIRFs.-Ihe bdfk AhtAyvhlst, Oa.F-
Crowe, arrived at this port Saturday night, from
Buenos Ayres Dec 60 Business was very dull; moth
irg doing either for the United States, or Europe.
Produce was scarce and high. Capt. Samuel Percy,
formerly of the brig Matilda, came passenger in the
Antagonist. He reports the los OF his vessel in Sep
teniber last, Of Hatteras, while on the voyage from
Savannah for st. john n. b. The particulars Of the
disaster as detailed by Capt Percy, are given under
the maritime intelligence head
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BRooKLrs CITY MoRrALTr.-Ihe total number
of deaths reported by DIR. Wendell the Health Of
cer, for the week ending Saturday last, was "a. Or
these 80 were maes and 80 females. OF adults there
were % and minors 50. The principal causes were
consumption scarlet fever, commissions and dropsy In
the head.
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ADVERTISEMENT
MORE WET GOODS GREAT BARGAINS The

object now sdnys buy articles for half quarter their
value. $. & ~ 4. TowLE Co, Columbian Hall, No 81
Grand this week the lsrges' and best assortment
OF WET uoops exhibited In this City consisting OF LnsA
Damssk Damask Table Cloths Napkins Doyes, huokssnes
Towels Linen Diapers Fronting Linen. superior Toilet oah
&C. at prices immensely less than cost Of importation Ts
hotel and housekeepers il Ia the rsrcst chance.
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CRY MoRTALIIr.-From the official report OF the
City Inspector We learn that the number Of deaths in
this city during the week ending the 10th instant was
377. namely: 90 men, G. women, l3S boys and lilo
gus-the total corresponding exactly with that OF the
week previous. OF the whole number 81 were inmates
Of tie public institutions, and 2i9 under the age OF 10
wears There were 10 deaths Of bronchitis OF cohges
ton u the lung, - Of consumption, "a Of infamua-
Of the ung- Of congestion Of the BRAIN ls ofdropsy
in the head Inflammation of the brain, OF diarrhae,
Of dysentery, OF eryspelas, Of puerperal fever
Q oftyphus fever 5 Inflammation Of the bowels, OF
palsy, Of smallpox % Of convulsions lnfsntile ID
Of Group, Il debility nfantle, 30 scarlet fever, OF
hopping cough ls Of msraspus nisntel, O: rneas!ss
There were premature births 30 cases OF stillborn
and l6 deaths from violent csusss. The following IS
the Classification Of diseases: Brain and nerves, III
cenerative organs, g; heart and blood vessels, III
lungs throat Sc, 10; skin, &C., and erupsve 'evefs
IS; stlborp and premature birth, ~; stomach, bowel.
and other digestive organs, is uncertain seat and
general fevers, 80; old age, l. The nativity table
pves 2si natives Of the United States, 80 OF Ireland,
20 Of Germany Of England, of Scotland, OF
Switzerland. CT Italy, Of BHtsh America and Of
South America
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BROOXL YN ITEMS.

At the regular meeting of the Teachers Association.
Brooklyn Mr. Peter Rouget Of No. 10 Gowanus was
unanimously elected President There was full at
tendance Of members present.
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FoRGrR.-Ssturdsy night
shout II O'Clock Officer Vneer u the fth District Po'cs
rested Francis saer physician residing In New fork on
Issued by Jastee Jacobs charging him WITH having
forsot tie Tuttle, residing At No % fosrs
street 10 &lO The note bad been negotsted some
tine since the rgey detected ON s being fesensS
70 Tue for payment Aecused was locked up In me
Finh DlstIiet Station House 20 await sysninstlgn.
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SERIOUSLY INJURED Ut THE FALL or HORSE
Kee, sustained double fracture OF Of bis los. On
krday by tho falling Of his horse which he rdns
10 Nv rite lie the City Hospital 81
Oficer b .ssel OF the Fist District Police.
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

TIE PERSIA. The British steamship Persia, at
Jersey City, will be open To- day and tomorrow Mon
day and Tuesday, from 10 O'Clock a. m. " p. foe
public inspection. The admission will DO shilling
each, and the proceeds will be D. voted 10 the benefit
Of the poor Of Jersey City.
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IAdyarfisementl
c.sc.s-Ne,, style of GAS FIXTURES for

GAs--GAs.-New style vi GAS FIXTURES io
the 81 ring Trade lust out designers are constantly po
oucs ANAL styles Also, the best improved Ponr
ABLE WoRK for private dwellings churches OF factories
m hs country Call al great Manufacturing Depot No
SIC Broadway. ARChkk, WANkt - 20.
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The Mayor has issued order to the Police of the
different Wards, informing them that in cases where
burgares, riots or robberes on their respective
beats without the arrest Of the offending parties the
salary of the policeman on duty in said beats shall be
stopped for three days succeeding tho commission Of
each offcnse. The order read to the men in the
several station houses on Saturday evening.
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CAUGHT IN THE AcT.-A young man named Chas.
Miller arrested Saturday evening n the house Of Jss
Smith resdny In Schotst Eastern District, on chags a
ate ptins 10 steal some clothing He committed of
examination
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ARREST OF A BuRGLAR.--About / O'Clock on Sat-
urdsy morning Oce Coigon Smith and ysriek a the 5
Police Dstrie arrested man named Abr1hsm vesnn
Of entering tho grocery store oofnN
cf and South Fourth srests Their ssstion We
c.led that way by observing tbs and on enter
u tLsy found Vemiyes with some rolls OF psnns ana s0o's
Iu I'D. uos.e,sion He was committed for ersGainstson