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Police IrtelilgenCs

FOffSc Inftlft&euGes
ALLEGED DisoRDERLY HOUSES BROKEN ur-OvYy
SIXTY PERSONS ARREsTED.
The Lower Police Court at the Tombs the or
much confusion and excitemeut yesterday morning. in
consequence Of the presence Of some sixty disorder
lies who were arrested the night previous in New Bowery
The prisoners, appears from the Lombard House
and the Mansion House. the former kept by John Frank
asd the latter by Robert j. Wilde The houses in ques
well known hotels cheap lodging houses or
late the police OF the Fourth disrct noticed that the in
mates were not Of the mos. respectable order and
determined BY Capt Seaman 10 break up the establish
ments and arrest all the occupants. Accordingly, at
early hour yesterday morning, when the majority
OF the inmates were last asieop, Q posse Of the
q descent upon the premises After carefully guarding
the ont and beck DOORS that could escape the
police called upon the inmates 70 surrender at discretion
and forthwith proceeded 70 unke arrests hpy Of the
naked and paraded through the streets In that condition
until they reached the sa1on ocse Over sxty persons
including The preprietrs o. the heuses were taken INTO
custody and locked up in tie cells for the remainder Of
the night Many Of those who were arrested were iegi
innate dodgers, and complain loudly Of the III treatment
they received at the hands Of the poxce but majority
care but little what disposition would be made
OF them BY the zakistracs Tho presence Of
such large batch OF prisoners In the Police court sooa
spread abroad and before many minutes bad elapsed the
place crowded with skinuers azd small FRY lawyers
all eager for the spos and wiling TO accept OF any fec,
from dime upto double eake or the prisonerstwen.
ty Ave years. and thirty three and boys OF this
number thirty one were committed for examination,
twenty -four were discharged ana seven detained co
witnesses Eessrs Frank aud Wilde each held TO
bait the sum OF $500 70 answer the charge OF keeping
deordery house, and upon furnishing the requisite
rty they were also discharged ey were very indtg.
whole thing got up for other purpose that Of
tlsckm1tng and ieeing the lawyers.
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Obituary.


DEATH GF NiCIbh 70. ANDtbors
Victor a. Audubon, the Of the distinguishes Or1i.
thoors, OF that nze ard the assistant OF bis father T.
the preparation Of celebrated works ornthooey ded
on Friday at Lis residence Audubon PARK. Fort Washing
ton Tie funeral takes place 10 day (sunday) At three
T. NJ The officers members and students OF the Nation
al Academy Of Design requested 70 attend hs funcsa
JvI5Vs y. HaYpsN for some time past sgeat OF TIE
pres At New Orleans, died on Monday night, " Phia'
deipha, Of consumption.
Mr.. Jxssrs sAsKs well known and highly respected
citizen q South Baltimore, died ~ bis residence the
12th inst. M SankS for many years a member OF
TIE shpbudlrg rrm on Sanks RigRin, IN which
ncction he extensively known abroad. AZ the time
OF his death lac bad attained the age OF "A years
Mr. CHARLIE Bss died al his residence IN saratoya,
the TN The Lhcritor Of wealth, he Of ecceu
trio dsposit on and or years prsscrret committee APP
pointed by the &c take charge or his wealth.
Generous and upright he generally respected HIS
sge about ecveuty years He was the nearest ms
relative Of the distinguished Burr Mr. Burr had
q very evcntfu life A few years since he was No poor
that lie forced " prdoc amsnacs around oany for
living IL 1864 be- fen boir isrpe fortune he soon
ster married Miss Holtri&ge urandnece o. the late
Senator Young. Since bis marriage ne has resheh Va
SARATOGA
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STRANGE CASH Coroner Murphy held an inquest on
Saturday the body Of young man named Henry No
len who died Friay night last At his late residence,
No 81 South Third street, T. D., Is alleged from the
effects Of injuries received nearly three years ago while
employed at McQuinns rope walk, in the Fourteenth
ward. II seems that number OF young men who were
employed there at the time struck for increase
Of pay and wanted Noleu TO Join them in the strike In
consequence Of his refusal to do So alleged that they
night seized him, and aer gSssng him, 70 preveut
an alarm they tied him, with his heels up, 70 beam In
walk, In which condition he was found the next
roruine insensibe He taken home and put n bed
with a sickness from which he never recovered The
verdict OF the Jury that Deceased 10 his death
from consumption supernduced By Injuries received al
the hands Of come persons unknown"
ALLEGED Assault Asp HIGHWAY RoBHEKr.-six young
men named Christian McGinnis John Lee Andrew Couk
lin BENJAMIN Cunnpher, Robert Parks and Joseph Cor
coren were arrested Saturday last the complaint
Of Mr. william Hughes, residing on the corner Of North
Ninth and First streets D. who alleges that night,
about week ago, while returning 70 his home he
attacked By the accused and violently beaten and robbed
Of $50 The young bonds for their appearances,
and will be examined on the charge before Justice Cola
han TO day.
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BuxAor.-on Friday, August II, EDWARD BRADY, q
native Of the parish Of Koe county Lopgord, Ireland,
The rellv ives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at
law Patrick KeeEan IS Pacific street south Brooklyn
Barsxc On Saturday, August Is, JOHN HENRY, only
child Of John Henry aud Sophia Bruhing, aged year.
months aud days.
The friends and relative, OF the family, also the
bers OF Hermann Lodge No 2ss, v A. n, are respect
noon Al two O'Clock from the residence Of bis parents,
No - Garrison street. corner OF Hudson. HIS remaius
viii be taken 70 Greenwood for inierment.
BoYr.-After short Illness, Arthur Borcs, youngest
son OF Benjamin g. and Mary = Cordray.
HI friend. are rsspec Rs,ss 70 s,se a u.s. ao
t.mmII Lon saturday, August IS, THoxAs CAMPBELL,
Of The Parish Of conbropey county Lonsord, Ireland
Tho friends and aoquainsAnces are respectfully In
yted 10 attend bis funeral from the residence Of bis
brother Patrick Campbell, No 40 oliver street, and the
Ancient order Of Hoernans, No. New York, OF which
be member nso No bfoosn' are asp S n rare.,ns
viii be taken to Cavery Cemetery.
DtBois-on saturday morning, August Is, GEoseE Al
HyRr infant Of Addison and Margare, Dubois aged
Inc relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
psres No 2s West Thirty fourth street Ibis Sunday
afternoon, at three o'c oct, without further Invitation
FooIs On saturday morning, August Is, Lucy ANY,
The friends Of the family invited ~ attend the fnne
raj i9s Fort Greene place Brooklyn on Monday after.
Greenwood Cemetery for inteTment
NB-The Brooklyn Eagle has the hour Of the funeral
Mt ten A. NJ, which mistake. should be two p. NJ
~ above
cneAR On Saturday, August rs, Mrs MARy GuoaR,
native Of Ballysbsnnon, county Donegal, Ireland.
Her relatives and scqusntancee and those OF her sons
Francis Jsnes respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from her late residence lib Mulberry street. this
(sundsy) afternoon at two O'Clock Her remains vii be
taken 10 Calvery Cemetery for interment
Hxpxs.-OD Thursday, August 10, Of bilious fever,
Cisus BAsSs, aged 81 years. months and days.
The relatives and friends ot the family respectfully
invited q attend the funeral from his late residence No
~ avenue ~ Of seventh street this (sundsy) AZ
terpoon at two O'Clock The rcmaiss will be taken 10
the Lutheran Cemetery for nterment.
Halt in this city, on murtdsy morning August 49,
FEANcs H. Of George and Harriet [. Hall, aged
months and n days.
Horss ION saturday, August Is, MARY JANE HoLxks,
aged year, months and days
The friends " The family Invited 10 attend the tune
raj from ss Chryste street, Monday morning at ten
O'Clock.
KEssss On Saturday, August u.s. CanUsISE KEASAS,
q native OF Queens county, Ireland, aged 80 Years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 At
tend the funeral this Sunday Afternoon two O'Clock.
Her remains wi be taken TO caivery Cemetery for inter
| ment
Kssr-op Saturday, August Is, typhoid fever, Jous
KRpr, aged ~ years.
ne relatives and trisads Of the fsuiy are respectfully
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Board Of Medical Officers are directed, By the War
Department, TO assemble nj West Point, New York. on
for the examination OF such candidates Tor
admission 10 the Military Academy "a may report for that
purpose.
The Board win be composed Of Surgeon General Law.
son, surecou Mcpougst Surgeon Finley and Assistant
Surgeon Hammond.
Captain r. y Clarke Subsistence Department, lately OF
the Department Of Utah directed to repair TO Washing
ton and report TO the Comssary General for duty In hts
office
general court MARTIAL for the trial Of such military
offenders az mar be brought before H. Ia ordered by the
President Of the United States 10 assemble at the follow
ing poets -
al West Point, New York, the 18th inst NJ Camp
Foyo Utah. the 2sh Of October next 81 Carlisle Bar
rackp PenpsylvNnia ON the 21st inst.
leave Of absence has been granted by the War De-
partmsnt 10 the following officers
To Lieut. W. r. Pcase, Seventh infantry, for two
months Lieut.. n scho6eid, First artillery, twelve
months Lieut.. G. McKeever, Third artillery, eight
months MAJOR J. g. simcnscn, Mounted rifles fof the
benefit Of bis health, twelve months.
An extension Of leave has been granted by the same
authority Lieut. Graham, First artillery, four months
Lieut. Livingston, Second dragons, six months Lieut.
Cunningham Second cavalry, four months; Lieut.. Men
lie. Ninth infsatyy, moath Capt. woodruff, kmss
Infantry, four months Leu Col Morris Fourth Infantry,
four months; Opt Kurts, CrrTs o. Engineers, four
months Surgeon Cooper, three month"; On the expira-
ton Of Surgeon coop leave Of absence he directed 70
proceed 70 Fcrt nackuse, and report 70 be Commanding
ofnceS Of that past tor dutF,
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A Man Crrs Hrs THROAT AT NIAGARA Fttfs.-A veotle.
man named Yardley Of Cincinnati, committed salode at
the Cataract House, Niagara Fails smetme duri0s Sun
ay night or Monday morning The deceased arrived At
the hotel 90 Friday last In company with three gentle
men and ali three occupied Hts companions
departed saturday. leaving him alone Monday morning
the chambernad proceeding 70 his room found the
door locked and being somcthpg unusual 10 reported
the Act At the ONCE snd after repeated cais, without
evine any answer view Of tbs inside cf the room was
haA through window The spectators we're horrined at
seeing Mr. Yardley lying the floor, In pool OF blood
with h throat cut the rstrumeut OF death a. bis
side me door vas broker open and note fcrnd on the
table written By decesscd stating that be hsd no desire
40 live sny longer he had misused bis friends and
wn out OF money He also gave directions 70 tne noei
People 10 notify his friends At Cincinnati OF hin decesee
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ST. JOSEPH, August Is, 1850.
Denver City advices to August H. state that the quartz
s are becoming successful in saving the gold and that
many Of them yielding from SIS to 500 per day in
Che Gregory diggins.
The consolidated ditch Is turning Its water through the
spring roads and gulches Overlooking the suices filling
upths PITS and doing Thousands Of dollars worth Of dam
age the mines and quartz mills. The Black Hawk Mill
alone has suffered to the amount Of over 5000, and
suit has been brought against Consolidated Ditch Com
pasy In the Miners Court, TO recover the damages.
The 6rss United States mail To this region arrived last
night, causing much rejoicing General dissatisfaction
had previusy existed at Its being withheld after the
commencement of the contract time. General
that the Central Overland Mail and Pixies Peak Ex-
press Company, which received twenty I've cents on
each letter to and from the States had In SOME way pre-
vented its arrival.
Business continues duh In all the towns
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Potfcx Arrosrrvrs A special meeting OF the Jersey
City Common ocunc beid Tuesday. for the purpose
Of taking action upon the nominations Of the Mayor for
Chief and members OF ths Department. The fclowins
were the sppolntmene-
Hm CAsT-iscos NAr'nus, re elected
Potrosrrer-C Kipp, Julian z. Chazotte, E5wad NC
Williams, Matthew Bradley, Daniel Boyle aud Thomas
scott.
Tue following nominations we're rejected -Henry
Manning, Robert o. Burne, VIM. d. Sosn, Peter ersdY
and Patrick Rehiil.
The Beard had nine ball,u for member or the Board
or EducatIon In place II VIM 1. Dickinson resigned, and
% eholce, and the Board adjourped-
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Markets

BALTIMORE, August Is, 100.
Flour-Nothine doing Wheat active; sales 1900
bushca al 81 70 81 % for red aud 81 30 81 90 for
white Orn Gull Toe . TIC for mixed 1r n 13c. for
yellow and SOC SIC for white. No other change In
articles -
PrurapvnFHA, August Is, 1880
Flour quiet at Is 5oass rs. Wheat dull a, OIL 20
81 IS red and 81 80 lei IS for white. Corn-ales
i 900 bushels yellow a Us TO Mess pork, slv c0a
$40 70. lard quiet at l3Ac. a13ke. Whhkey urn
at q &c. &c.
BrrrAIo, August Is, 1890.
Flour quiet and unchanged. wheat-ked winter ic.
lower, and market dull Sales; 600 bushels white
winter, 81 osk g. 900 red winter, 81 o. Corn steady
Sales n bushels SOC Oats nominal at 2sc Canal
,reh,s steady lake imports 900 bbls Hour. 10t 900
bushels wheat. 10 600 bushels and III 900 bushels
oats exports 80 bushels wheat IS 900 bushels
corn and IL 600 bushels oats.
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invited to attend the funeral from hs late rssdsucs, E
i2T Piefrepont street, Brooklyn this Sunday ternoon
| ct half-pa three, without further invitation.
a.Sss,sr Of az A asy nss I.s
and days.
Breathe sigh and shed no tear;
She Ia gathering fadeess flowers
In brighter world than ours.
While we gaze on thai dear face,
hotionless In deaths embrace;
Though the bitter tears Will come,
Let us smile, our babe q II home.
The ieaEs and acquaintances respectfully Invita-
10 attend the funeral from the residence Of her parents
corner OF Forty Nnh street and Eleventh ayenue this
ssiOn. Hss remains win be taken 70 Greenwood f
icterment
Konm-- winiamsury, on thursday. August u, q
The relatives .sa friends q the lAnliy, md Y. New
s s.sss si ssss, g. s:s = Wis.,
aoss Mrs E1ss Pssss Ian. Il a. county cerk, -
' The ' funeral viii n'I. take nsos On ScsS ss AVA
her late residence, No HRoosvelt street. Hes n!sade
and relations are requestee 70 sttend Ne funeral wnsos
LYos- sroosiyn, on ssxdsy, Argus 10; Jon T..
HIS remains w.A DO taker' % Bedfords wsstchse~
county, for ntermsrs
,.as ss.s ls:y d.a asss: II s iss
Aalony, aged IL Yeas, II montkSand - days.
The relatives and friends Of , ,hsmily are rs.pscax
siacnce of her parents As2 Munroe street.
HosscnAs.-EAR1 xessGHAs, TIE beloved we Of A.
o opeT hS SosesSan s fela. A''''
Hsr friends and acqus.n,nces are respectfully pytss
berry street. this CsaDds7, afternoon; a hsx pest oas
o'cloc,fy 70 Calvary Cemetery
EaA snpp. s' @iis y nsy xs s sd y,s.
months And % days.
tend the rsneral, from her sss rssidsacv, Ile wSt
Thirty nss street. on Monday aissrnooD a. one ocioc
rs O. James xo s.s,d .ssa a,s .ss 49,
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited to attend tho t.nsr, sss unossIy1 ~ mr.
tenth street. .....
MccAsTI.os Friday, Angus. ~ PAuaH I ncc.rr.
county Corr, Ireland, aged 81 years, IL mont1 and
he rienas Of she family and those Of his brother nsw,
Thomas Kelly, respectfully invited 70 attcud hh
funeral, this Sunday afternoon without furthcv inv-
atoD, At two O'clock precisely from 337k Water street
NoRRis.-on Saturday, August Is, Joas Noszas, AGA
2s years
tend the funsra hIs Sunday sfernoon at one O'Clock
from the corner OF Ninety seventh street and Ius
avenue Hi. remains will be taken 70 Calvary ceme'esy
NoRnEur.--M Bergen, N. J., on Saturday morning.,
August 49, lkrsr EDITH only child OF John H. and May
The funeral wiz take place the residence Of her
afsernoon, attwo o'cock The friends Of the family
invited TO attend. The remains win be taken TO Greea-
RExp-On Friday, August II, WIN. REED, New York and
Sandy Hook Pilot, aged o3 years.
York and ssady Hook Pilots and their friends the
members OF Xaickerbocker lodge No. % Of o. OF T.,
aayS Afternoon two ocioSF from his late resdsnOs
No. ISQ Monroe street, without further invitation
RKIILy.--2a Saturday, August ID, CAIaAsns RsnLs
Her remains will be taken 70 Calvary Cemetery for "a
residence Of ser afflicted raoshsr No ESQ Division street
RomRTsoo On Saturday, August 49, Mrs. MARTHA
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Married..

-wn1LAR.-At Toms River, N. J on wednee-
day, August To- By the Rev. NJ C. Stokes JONI fosrxs,
OF this city, TO HANNAH WILLIAMS, Of the former place
HowARD--KARsKs On Tuesday, July 81, By the Rev.
Or. Thomas Armiiape Mr. BRADFORD Howard 70 Miss IDA
v. KARsFs, all OF this city.
Hr@xT-SMrH On Tuesday, August 7, al the resi-
snce OF the brides UNCLE No 81 Lexington avenue by
the Rev Father Osineeo, JoH NJ Hus-rY Of Brooklyn,
70 Miss JOANNA SsIrH, OF New York
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COrOMerx' Inquests.

FArAr IsAP FROM wNpow.-About noon yesterday
melancholy casualty occurred No rs ChAthaIa street.
by which German, about thirty years Of age, named s.
Zucher lost his life. The deceased appeared sick
with fever and moment Of derum got or. Of his bed
and Jumped from third story window The unfortunate
man was picked up in insensble condt,a and oou.
PLACED in usually assgued 70 suca cases no
PRED corone Shrmer bell an trauest won the body
FATAL RAraoAo AocrDrr.-A nsr named Edward Ham
gan who was admitted 10 the Ne1 York hospital the
10th inst suffering from compound fracture of the leg,
ceived by being by ra In Jersey City, died
on Friday evening the effects OF the mary Deceased
bad the broken limb amputAtcd, but be sAnk the
operation and died Friday, as above stated Coroner
Schirmer held an inquest upon the body
An UaKsoys Man FousD Dada inquest Was held
by Coroner Jackman upon the b,dy o. unknown man,
about hy years OF age apparently German, who DID
al the Seventeenth precinct ststlo- house from u.su
perance Deceased vas about fSe feet six inches In
height mad dark gray hair, gray eyes aud was poorly
clad. The body sent 70 the deadhouse at Bellevue
Hospital for Identification.
A Boz Kutxp-vsnpry CzrsUa-Corousr Schis
uer held inaues, yesterday, al the FoGrtsea.h pre-
cnct station house upoa the body Of Francs Nowo,n
child about eight years old esing with his parents
q. No. lis Hester street, who Amos. instantly
killed iv a beam OF son IA Ing upon him While playing
IN front OF the Excelsior Iron Works No aof Centre
street Friday evening. The Jury, aser fully invest
eating the case rendered the following verdict "Deatk
10 front of premises No 2o1 Oen,re street The Jury
the por ctors Of the Excesor Iron Works for
their eulpabe careessnees allowing said beam % be
placed as 20 have created sae Aforesaid i1JGries
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Arrivals and Departures.

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Tnusrr-Ba,k L.4ss-JOseph osmAsle 7eroai si'e aad
B,~s.ros-Bsrk eazeue-R Hazel, II ore-uare.
hckinstry four children and nurse
HsvAsA-Bsfk A Cbase-kr Rockwell and Ia " Peis-
BLACK RryEH, Ja-Brig Blsncbe-J For
PoHr &C PRiScE-schr castor-w Jse&.,-
pyYARTvnys.
SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRt-s,samsiip AsVo-xainr y
besns Mr. T se sso Mrs. Molina s M sY0
" ss' rs sss 81
Mrs X,laes seven sailen an se',,0 msm snss
' bsfseSsr e.so.na osss Kasa New yor esrsSS
1ss aTf' aa%p sSsS SANFORD Ms Log gsco
k Aver Eo chdr 1s ssd ;srvs2 M, Mr. Nor More'
Turner ihree children servant; caity Mr. c.ly
ay sGsa MRS D,sSre and i,?yss5 A re- pssoS.
g. eT ss ~ sr. xSerserssT N.ssr MhdsrSsxer very
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81. Specie fca6 l5e.
t4vsprcor,-s,esmsbp kangaroo -Freter.cs WHITAKER.
rss II serrie, rhlsiepss v bos.s Mrs Day snd child,
Keusssr ard lady frumbes ~tfe and mlly knenzs
reyrn Rev David StSeie. John Bo~ss ffvArd sogd
gumperg Osdsn, Victor lie serc and iady-aDt iN IN
the fieersre-Tc;ff17s epecs SSs3io 81.
E,sshu--senmshlp Karnas-w Week and Master Wcect.
Mr and hrs s~upaers Charles Marshall Eos'gn
Henry EsnseAah, L.: Reg rasau Eds az, =
wiism- bre~ osfdren ard servsn Charles ft1rersd ls'
WI est N.smg; Willy sni servsas DO John Howell
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wIh-lm and sdy. Hnri Banks Mr. Minnn and ana
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larie' ban \ sro~n. Nicse Jas iAnncu, soeer,
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sbsii II smi,hae q, " Watkins, A ronroy, wson
p ksaeson, J W Palmer. " lemon VIC Bsyne, Mr.
and Master waidrcn- and n in'se ne,rsge
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wood. Mrs q Cain and Two chAiren, Dr Johns,n.
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rcs. WOOD, EDDY Co. Managers Of the
DELAWARE, KeRrockY AND MssouRr STATE torrrsfEs.
pELRwARE Extra CLASS Sss AUGUST Is, 1890.
10, 81, 81. u. ts, Is 81; 70. : 81 80, .
As, 81, "a, Sc, 60, ~, "a, so, IS, g., ~, 81, q
Circulars sen. free q charge BY addressing rto
WOOD, EDDY Co, Wimir Deaware.
Or to WOOD. EDDY co, b. ...l lis, Missouri.
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GETTING SAVAGE Douglas men arc getting rabid 10
certain parts OF Illinois and Indiana. They recently
attempted 10 prevent Lincoln men from exercising the
right Of free Speech and got sound druoons Tor their
peine.
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CALIFORNIA FIsHKIEs-The following species o. nsn are
abundant the coast OF California COO, BASS
mackerel perch, founders herring, turbuf and sar-
dimes. The latter Of excellent quality and OF h size
and favor Salmon and sturgeon also taken N srge
quautMes-tbe latter OF delicate flavor.
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sussEx CovsIr-CIAss is7, AUGUST Is 1890
81. %, 66, so, 80, 1s, SO, "A, &C. 90, %, s, "a.
GRAsp CossolpATrp LOTTERY Class TO- August Is, 1850
20, "A, 6S, 40, 8, Is, II, 10, 8, So, Is, 25.
FRANCE, BROADBENTs A CO,
Managers, Wilmington. Delaware.