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jersey CITY Eews.

TURNING PUBLIC THoaoUGaFARE LANE Couside-
rable excitement cccioned in Jeaey City yesterday,
in consequence Of large gang OF making their ap
rssrance upon Newark avenue between Grove street aud
Tie railroad crossing, whero thoy commenced to
nteen the street. thus leaving tame carriage
wsy OF from fifteen 10 twenty feet. Upon inquiry
cesned t1at ths proceeding was at the instance OF AL
deirosn Van Worst the gore property between
the venue and the railroad the Alderman states that
1sis turnpike ceded to the Corporation OF Jer
sey City, being then &C fee. in width. Subsequently, the
Compensatory Ia establishing the lines Of newark
(Which &c portion OF ssd asenus, Tor the purpose OF
having 1t ore UNIFORM, took from the south eide OF the
popery fronting the avenue, between Grove street
Tia pIopet 10 claimed, rad never been psid for by
TIE city, ana consequently Is nov owned by Alderman
Nsn Voret. AS the avenue ID now being graded and
Eayed with the Began psvemcnt The Alderman
offered for reeRnrg his pTnperty receiving equva
lent and Tor THE purpose Instituted the proceedings
stated. II is stated that Alderman Hoffman applied
10 tie Police authorities Tor force OF to restrain
a special meeting OF the Common Council was there
fc.e called D. the City CeIks oce, and the proceedings
several occssous were rather exciting Tho mater
~aE Dnsly disposed Of By tae passage OF the wing
Rsvcd That the mstters in controversy between the
Mayor ar Common Council CT Jersey City and the Van
Fofti es'ac SEa others, Ia relation 10 the ownership
of tie properly lying east CT Grove street, south
ak avnue ana n0itn OF ksoad avenue, DO referred to
abaors for their denion GO to the amount OF
Of tie ss3 srbrators 10 CO eeected by Common
Council ny the Van Vokt estate, apd thrd to
ieced by he two arbirsois hceinbefore provided
end the Con nxe Ssreets hereby instructed
10 proceed With tie improvements In progress on
Newark Nv snue ard euch portions OF tho said pro
ue.y as axe said stzsas its full width
and reapve all cestfdc,isrs.
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Markets.
new ORLEANS, August az, 1859.
Ine Philsdephia, from aAvanA has arrived below. Re-
ports eugar dull. Sterling exchange lax q I55s Ex
change on New York 6x 6k per cent.
- PHILADELPHIA, August 20, 1852
Flour quiet. Wheat firm. Red ST. 90 Corn firm: vol
low SIC . sbc. Oats steady Wniskey Arm ana scarcs
~ &c. 26c
BALTIMORE, August 20, 1852
Flour advancing City mills SIS i21z. Wheat buovsut.
sales 10 day 30 bushes rcd 81 10 l5 white ii I'd
. 81 45 Corn unchanged Provisions steady. Whlskey
quiet
CHICAGO, August 20, 1882
Flour frm Wheat dull: gales OF epring a. 75c Corn
dull Of 6oHc. q CO. OMs buoy ant. Receipts 70 day
$500 bbls -four, $4,000 busaes wheat $4,000 bushels
COZ n, eco bushels shipmeuts-3 400 bbs flour
eco buahes wheat eco bushels corn 600 bushels
oats.
0swEGo, August 23-6P. H.
Flour steady: sales AGO bis Wheat dull and market
closes nonnay lover: Gales COCO bushels, Including
small lots OF white Canadian 81 10, old wniie Mco
isan u 81 c. Corn without material change sales
bushels nlpos at Ts4c. Canal freehts unchanged Ut
u.s. -four, SIC. on wheat acd &c. on corn to New
York Lake impofts-l7,sC0 buEhels wheat 500 do
barley. Canal ex ports-4 COO ousheIs shsa..
BUFFALO, August 2e-6P ".
Flour opened hrmer, but closed dui and heavy at
Saturdays quota'orc GALES LOCO nps at ri lsH for
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The Great Ecorger, Alex. Norton, Caught.

Our reaaers DOUBTLESS remember that IN January last
nan who called himself Alex Norton swinded ar. W. +
sDoddy out OF several thousand doars Mr. had been
travelling with him some time previous . steamboat,
and became iavorabiy impressed With him. When Nor,
him thyee forged checks for $4,000 500 and $780,
On Rockford, Brown Co., OF New Orleans, certified by
the Citizens Bank Of New Orleans.
BE purchased Of Mr. S. an interest in 900 barrels Of
pork for bonus Of Geo. negro boy, and two Hardin
county bones of $1,000 each. 70 the amount in all Of
$500 aud receiving the cash only on the two small
checks fer 81 s0o liz paid for his purchases with the
check for e0oC0 and refusing money for the balance
qaested and received due bill $50. BE did mo-.
take the negro with him. It has since leaked out also
thai he called on Esssrs Donesne Co wao wore the
agents for the r. Ward, which boat was in port and
gagged passage On her for New Orleans.
Being short of money, owing to his extensive ranssc
tons wi,h Mr. sneddy, he gave Aessrs D. Co. sgn'
tanned that he did not take passage on the Ward ana tae
draft turned out TO be worthless Detectives were des
patched after hnl, bat without success he Was heard
OF in Texas in New YORK and other parts OF the country
where he had prActiced similar rascaes. Yet, as he
bad stf arr, and very peculiar lip, hopes were enter
tanned that ne would be taken sooner or LATER and they
A few days ego Messrs. Dumesrie Co. received
letter from the Clerk Of Police Of Chicago. IN which be
10 the senulnsnesa Of the letter. supposng tina. might
Hin the agnstnIo of the arm for tho purpose
forgery They y.,, showed "c,,s tho u letter e NJ
Ftricf Clerk Of the Police, the subject On pairing
the leter ~h the signature Of Norton made q hote
IeereT which Bgh had in his possession, there seemed
TO be similarity in the chirography concluded
that Bush should 10 TO Chicago forthwith, and he
started on Monday night
Last evening the following despatch was received
CHICAGO, August Is. 1850.
". RAY, Chief Of Poce:-Wi be home 70 moro
evening Got Norton and railroad bond No. %.
D. BLIGH.
BUsh bad seen Norton when he was in this city. One
OF tho hardin County Railroad bonds, which Of tho
value OF 81 Geo. end obtained from Mr. Snoddy was
fcuno on his perton We shall have 10 await the arrival
Of Bah % asca'tAn 40 to the Chicago letter Norton win
certainly have to do the State Of Kentucky service
and from the demands that will be made for him from
oiaer States is rct likely that he viii have opportu
nity Of pIectsing more rascait,es-
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The Superintendent Of the Canadian Telegraph Compa-
ny's lines sIt grapha toilows:"I never 10 my expe
o. hftn ytsgs in the workrg OF telegraph lines
Witnessed sDy,hrs like the aoroaary effect Of the
Aurora Borcss Qle1ec ana Fartter Point last
night The Inc IN most perfect ORDER, ard sell
skilled operators worked necessarily from eight O'Clock
las evening unti O'Clock this sroiag TO get
even toerably intellg Die form a1ont four hundred
words the acans report for the press and at
The latter hour completely the wires under the
influence Of Aurora Rotesls that found utterly
Impossible to communicate between the telegraph sta
tione, BLd the lie mss coued for tie night
Bosroy, August 20, 1859.
Despst hes from various aud dstAnt localities describe
the OF the Aurora BJreas curing last night
brilliant and OF longer duration than has occurred
FOR twenty years.
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Iowa rom sprpg wheat; 81 37k Tor Illinois from V
s%Ss wnsss - % for choice spring extra wscsosa;
o. 20 tao!h fer extra Michigan and Indiana; IS q
70 % FOR double extra DO and OHIO Wheat duti, pa
~mn nr inquiry for sprmg TO arrive seies OF
IosV bushels choice red Ohio at 81 o6 5000 oashs;s
% 10 Corn dropping sales is 600 bushels No. tut
nols AZ 6lc, and 5000 bushels do. from store at 60
Drey and rye quiet whiskey nominal at $50. LIKE
bushels corn, 5000 bushels barley CanA exports-300
DOE -four eco bushels wheat 800 bushels corn and
1900 bushels OATS.
ALBANY, August 2o-e p. n
Flour quiet and unchanged: sales 1000 bbs. Wheat
Supply light: sales 1oco bushelS white Canada at
81 %, red State 81 1e, Michigan 81 20. Corn-3uppy
better sales 10000 busheh Western mixed at $685. aud
1000 do round yellow Ut 800. Oais-SmaM parcels Of
ct 26Zc
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Police Intelligence.

IMPORTANT ARREST OF FucrIvE.-Las. evening as do.
tecve officers Eustace and Farley proceeding down
the BoweJy they observed & well known burglar named
Carol, standing talking to two other young near
Houston street. After watching their movements for
me officer Eustace became satisfied that one of the
party Fugitive from Philadelphia, and vas wanting
IN the city hkenehs Of tie same party having been
few days warded Deputy Superintendent Carpen
Ihey accordingly srreesed all three, and conveyed
them to the Detective Office where they gave their
Charley Carol, Bill Harris and Frank Covert Deiec.
tive Bartholomew Of Pnsdepnis being in the office at the
TN ~ once Identified HsrIis the officer Eustase
tuppoacd was 9 fugitive. On seeing the Pnilstel
phia CGcer Harris confessed that he cornered,
and agreeded to return immediately 70 the above city
H' now under four indictments for burglary having ia
connection with tao others robbed several wholesale
in Ptilaoepnm. On Harrs'g person was found
complete set OF burglars Keys 1t being supposed that they
contemplated making pull somewhere during the even
ing Carroll s an old offender and has but lately get
OF sing Sing prison. he arrested few days ago.
the charge could not be sustained against him he dis
charged II said that the property stolen by harris
amounted 10 So Geo. and IL thought thai he has
brought 10 this city to dispoee Of About $500
recovered BY officer Bartholomew, in Philadelphia.
NEW CouSTRgsET evening the following counter
felt was put in circulation throughout the city,
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Tho Public Health.

MEETING OF THE HEALTH COMMIssIONERs-How
1ElPE IS MANUFACTURED-A SPANISH VESSEL 10
ig REPAIRED FOR $50, 000-FIRsT BILLS FROM THE
0fFAL CONTRACTOR, ETC., ETC.
The Commissioners of Health held meeting yesterday
10 the May or's office.
Dr. GUM reported that The Spanish steamer Ocean Bird
arrived here from Havana the 10Th for repairs all on
board being well. Senior Csvaoe, agent Of the Spanish
government appeared behalf Of the captain az inter
prefer He said the vessel very much out OF reps,r
that Is intended to expend from $4,000 to tss 900 on
her here to put her In ORDER and for this purpose would
DO desirable to permit her to up to the Murphy or
Morgan Iron works. She in ballast and coal Ga mo-
ton II WAS ordered that the Ocean Bird be permitted 70
come up Eve days after the time OF her arrival no
thing remarkable occurs.
Captain Griffin, of the Empire City, from Havana ap.
Piled for permission TO bring his steamer up to the city
She had no sickness boad has eighteen acclim a,ea
passengers from Cuba and 500 600 in spscis which IL ia
desirable 70 land ~ soon Is possible On moson ths
application was referred to the Health Officer with power
Dr. GUM reported the arrivals Of the briggs Chastaau
from Cieniusgcs 81 ON board we'll Zenith, from the
same port al s beatty AdeI. from Mstanzas, all wo
Sci had her captain and Of her sick In Hayans OF
yellow fever but they afterwards recovered and
well on arrival here All these vesses ordered to
be detained five days for observation.
The arrivals OF the brgs Essex from Masanzas; Auday
all well on board each Of them were Also Announced and
their detention for observation ordered
the arrival OF the IDA Morales, from Havana, was
next reported. She lost man on the passage and
waa ordered to be detained in for observation
The msaser OF the bark Cnrssce on board Of which
doubtful case Of sickness occurred applied for permit
10 conc to the city The application denied Till the
vessel has lain fifteen days in quarantine.
The batka Express and Campbell had similar applca.
tions made for them but they received similar denss
The master OF the brig HaunRh Cook applied to bring
bis vessel to the upper Quarantine but also with
denial.
The City Inspector presented bill of $3.50 from John
Green, the oai contractor, for removing oA
from tho came contractor for erecting fences the wharf
At the foot Of Foreth street, for both Of which
ordered TO be paid.
The City Inspector said there two very Offensive
manure cepots at the foot OF Thirty eighth street. East
river ard Thirty eighth street North river which he
directed the proprietors 10 remove.
The City inspector next called the attention Of the
Board to the e,aher house in Thirty ninth street
Tenth avenue. he said thai ofM is also boiled there
when ia stae OF ofensveIeas aud putefaction and rs
the chimneys are low he calculated to foster
spread diseese He also compained Of the manner
In which tripe s manufactured in large factory in the
city, and said II was scxening and disgusting. These
subjects were Laid ever till next meeting.
Ire Board then adjourned.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

From Liverpool in The steamship City OF Wasttogon-W
Howard VI Grshara, GRAFT. slain, sLih and son,
M,irose. q senon, h Mascot Je apinss Villa slar.
ion n Wien q Osir anc con, LcuglsN, Mrs Hall, Mr.
Ectsree Gspson u Mckay Fresnknsid, siart,as fodd,
EytrsR q Lilald, Il hogefr Mia Young. Js,ane 7
Hanfin, N Armstrong, Mo 3benscy Thomas ksss lady
sna child " Dny ton and t6y, Mlss sArnn snay!h Il
Do ell Mrs MeGee aud stiid; MapousM n, Lord. e Z
Yong, Campbell, CAliwelI, Cogsn Shielding. Mac;
GREW, Iujop, Il Moshsne. 4 A Wright G Es:amsan Z
hdy Clark Mira Brui;er Mr Dean Ind 40 10 s'sersge
From New Orleans and Havana 10 assip Empire CITY
chifteD hloets and lady, John lehde, Oaipe, MN
Sede'rg sId ton, .ss Tyli.e, Lasselsad. nss IN
MsE Esysna1 ci. o's.iss lDgasius SOIson.
.p lewis Capt Gage Dsvi., Mr. BUT daughter and
o! New York WV
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Detective officers Eustsce and Farley arrested two
young men, both OF whom had toe spurious money on
their persons. They were locked up as headq narters
TEE DEFY STREET ARSON CAsE.-Yesterday Fire Msrshal
Baker concluded the investigation In the o.
sgainst the man John Wron, charged with burgariousy
entering the hardware store OF James Anderson Co.. %
Dy etrees wiiuly aettg Gre TO the store. Justice
osbosn coina;tted the accused In full for tfal tae
charge Of ason The priecrer in his examination sId he
~as rave CT Germany, n years OF sge, and By trade
taller,
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vile OF joseph Wsring IN tbs 1oth yesr a nsr -.
an no members OF Washington Chapter No. Q, IT, ~.
iny isysa ~ resfi Hose Company No. "a, rsspso-
nh, mofnng, at eight o'clock Funeral servios
inferred. coon', Wnoee soc VII ~
~, wnL1Ms-on Monday, August 20. At - oclocr NAV.
N.scs y1usgest son OF William Il. and Harriet WI
A. HS' sssu year mouths aud 81 days
Inc Ieaiives ard trends OF the family ~. ,.-.,nu
lnvea 70 attend the funeral from ,ae resdsnrS - ~
10 a. 81 Esss thirteenth street, this (russdsyl e
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The EosSor. Military, sc.


The Second Baitllon Of Infantry, embracing two or
three companies Of the late Fist regiment. receoty
formed Into inde eroes corps, made tier first public
parade this afternoon under commsnd Of Major Charles
D. Rogers The battalion wss reviewed the Com mon
by Governor Banks ana a,a in the presence Of several
thousand spectators
Mr.. Prince Hases, well known merchant OF thA City,
died yesterday st his residence fremont street.
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Police Commissioners.

EUAhC0 OOmmvouOnofXs
special secret meeting OF the Police Com $40,
was held At headquarters, tn Brooms street. yes.> .
afternoon al the members present except Mayor TENN
apd Commissioners Stsanahan the session was cSN66
conse quence OF the accumulation Of complaints ag<ns
members OF the police force, charges Of ntoxcson NIB
sence from roll CALL disordsry conduct negIecs Of duty
&C., having been preferred against about eighty policemen
during tho past month"; large number were punished by
nnes o. from one to thirty days pay. The following
PAssornan James Coas Fourth preoincs for nsoxes.
Pasro!nan James Ghuard, Twenty third precinct, ne
gsect Of duty
Pairoman John EAdis Twenty. third precinct, Intoxca
ton and da0rderiy conduct
P.Ioman Richard Marshall, Sixth precinct disordery
P.xo!nan Charles Gordon, Sixth rscincs. dlsordsry
patroman Thomas Beatty, Sixth precinct intoxicason
ton ana Sco1 mCCoy' Eighteenth precinct insoxca
cd
Captain Samuel Carpenter, Sixteenth precinct.
Pstroman Smith Parker, First precinct.
rAuomAn George T. Stringer, Fourth precinct
PsRomanJ J. A. Mott, Sixteenth precinct.
Tho offence Of oiaCers Harshah and Gordon. who were
dismissed, was permitting Macdonald, who ID charged
with murder 70 visit house Of Ill repute while In their
tally tried for too great familiarity with Inc keepor Of
house OF assignAtton.
Tho Police Commissioners have been notified By the
Comptroller that there will be funds for the payment
Of the force the 1st OF September nor unt the tex
levy shall DO passed. but no action was taken the sub
The Board paused resolution 70 lease the premises
known the Yorkvs school house for the use and pur.
poses Of station for the rxenty precinct This 40
on was taken To pursuance Of section Ii Of tho police act
u consequence Of the neglect Of the Common Council to
provide for station house in that precinct.
Adjourned 70 Friday next.
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The Boston shore Lane railroad,

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, August %, 1885,
Judge Butler " the Superior Court has decioed in IA
vor CT the cion 81 The Rao I'd Commissioners, which
uuisee the New YORK New Havsn rosd ticket pas
seages tbrcpsh to Bosoa ~ the shore lpe and in ell
respects to grant that road tre facilities which It
grants hartford New Haven aud Springfield read.
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ObltMary.

TIE louisville Doat that Major A. J. DoNkLsoS
died recently In Louisville Of eryspelas Nc Donelsou
sou a1d ednor OF the Washington Globe In 1855 he was
candidate Of tho American party for Woo President
aimee.
yArs KxAs died In Cambria county, Pa, last week,
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Albany P0llIfc.

ALBANY, August 20 1859.
The difficulty recently exAting the Republican Gene
raj Com Of TINS County by ~nirh two atoms
brouf b. about has sstrled by the withdrawal
OF both Presidents, Wam q. Weed and Chas r. Easton.
The et then got tcsethe and P L. Carmichael,
ore OF MIXERS OF tbs Weed branch Of tins committee,
Naa elected President
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The Family Herald.

NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA-NEwS FROM EUROPE
NEWS FROM AEfz0NA--NUGdETS FROM AUSTRIA
CAMP MEETING AT SING sING-LIFE ON THE WING
LOCAL NEWS OF THE METROPOLIS-CONDITION OF
THE MARKETS. ETC, ETC.
The FAMILY Herald Of TO (Wcdrs sdsy) will CON
ain the ds.As Of the News from California Nicaragua Ga,
received BY the seamshp Noses Taylor Tha Lsses News
nom Europe with Letters from London Paris Brussels
and Rerir and all the News of the pre,eiag
week Of an important or interesting caxr.cter
Among s contents will also be found-A very interesting
description Of tho Methodist Camp Meeting at Sing
and the GioundA Psychological Monstrosty
IineGan Eccentric Lecturer, &c DC Letter
respondent Tucson, Arizona Territory; Nuggets
Newspapers the other Side Of the WordA Chinese
Rebelon-0od Dggings-A Big Nugget-1he Crops in Aus
traa Letter from Professor Wise Scientific Balloon
ing TIE VIII CT the Colonel Herman Tho,ne Letters
Far Rockaway, Saratoga, Niagara Falls Oswego, Messsns
eprings Har,aburg ersord Ise Of Shoals Rocky Noun.
tas and the North American Phalarstery Monmouth
Geld Ut Box GTeeley account Of oils Interview with Brig
ham Young; Editorial Remarks Prominent Events All Tie
Local News Of New York and adjoining cities Of general
interest; Theatrical Nocss Police Repc.ts Coroners
ouers and whatever msy be Interesting important TO The
general reader.
zach weeks issue Of ire FAMILY yERAD contains report
of the Condiion Of tie New York Cattle Market with tho
amount Of offered fo- sae their Condition the Pcsa for
which they Sold. de- de- Report OF The P,ices OF Al
kinds Of rsrly Marketing at Warrington Market Ia New
YORK C,.y Commercial and Money Na;ket Reports; Mar
cxilsneoua reading.
TuRss-rhe FAMILY HERALD s pubished every WedusS-
ds, Two DELAYS per Subscriptions received tho
oc. corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets Single copies
"a ce four csr DO obtained st the office and Of ali
ysaserr. Advertisements Inserted a. tho usual rase+
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FIsHER-BRUIL.-On Sunday, August 90 In this city, by
the Rabbi Dr. Adler. MIR. MICHAEL FISHER OF Ports mouth
New Hampshire, to Miss JOSEPHINE BaUIL CT LcaienaIs
BavRria.
FoxMsHoNY.~-O Monday, Angus. 20, az 81. S,ephcu's
Church, by the Rev. Dr. Cummings Mr.. GEosGE EDWARD
Fox, OF this city, TO Hiss ELLEN MoSY, Washington
o C.
English, knh AID French papers pleass copy.
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uscarcs BnisEsRnfier Safes. with F2tSno
rovdez proof locks and bars Also IRE and burga,
proof saies gSr3 g. hur.s street, corner OF College
pl1'' ~'RA'' Ne K0BEaT n. PATRICK.
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The Thora dixie VIII Case.


Judge Anes TO day gave decision IN the contested
Thosbd.ke VIII CAGE, admitting It to probate on tue
groun0 that Mr. Thoradike resident OF Boston at
the time witt executed. The case will 60 before
the Supreme Court.
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PoItApsIPInA, august 20, 1869.
Tho Opposition Convention or Northumberland county
have pasaed resolu,ons recommending Hon. Simon Came
ron for the Presidency.
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C,is.sdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
.t ia the wcrd wholesale and RETAIL and ae dye pr
yriely applied. No. A4tor House.
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Groyer & Bakers NolseIcss
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Ae"'p0'"'"' is2 Fulson street. Brooklyn.
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NEW yORs HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 30. 1889.

ssvo SS ys, BE % years Of axe wasn tho D, ,s
=, 9 ps Blow Esq, well known and eminent c,zsa
county, Alter brief illness OF 4 week - ~
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HILL Infrnltahie Cutter or Hair and VVhis-
kers in every syls and TASTE beautifully executed No.
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aprry,s WT1copher0us - the Best and Cheap
a. se for rrSsrs besutyng cleaning, curling preserv
las sad restoring tho hair. Lads by w. 6od by II drug
0fks
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The Bfst Spring Bird In Exlstepee-Hoyve'i
elp,c q. from IS g. at SIS Broadway. Cali and zee IT,
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NEw 0s1EaNs, August 20, 1885,
shooting ARRAY toek pace to day between Dr. Foster
ard Dr. Chopen physicians atscbed to Charity Hos
pital Professional jealousy vss sne cause Dr. Chopin
wsA dangerously wounded.
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Htn,s Hair Dye, Soc, Black or Brown;
best in Depot Ne Barclay street. and sold By all drug
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National Anniversary Festival Of the German
Turner'S.
BALTIMORE, August %. 1859.
The national anniversary feeuvs Of the German FUR
commences last night b. procession, fireworks,
sad the reception OF delegates from distant points
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asrrirs'n Fatent Champion Firs
And burrx proof sases ~ Broadway. cornsg OF nuA
x4rrsA n, Z.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees,
ne hre 10 the world gnrpasins al made Sold and applied
Il me psnufAcsoxy. xsa Broadway.
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U,,dercarmsnts for tho Million at
Nc shirt siors of Greenwich ana Muir
tnye streets.