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RIVER NEWS.

Tho Ohio onnoe;te this mort continuad %
sonr bonrs sndrg iss, ovsnIng soms tTeIvs or thi,
teen inches, leaving channel. depth between hero
and Louisville Of about seven feet. The river is
.,os 80. o. 80 ',..,osd.I- >, uoo,,
water tnere yes'eluSy Nou,y AZ noon on.
the cooiness Of the night previous having subsidized
before The rays Of she morning SUM- DESPITE s par
Of rain but last evening something Of breeze was
Business on the Wharf continued dull yesterday,
with few boats at the Landing, though the tunnags
was still IN s1ess9 o. Rss .ae oengs ?, Ssh $ which
ieSt ouotat,ons' We anneX our auotationsi O" 'U'
Pie..urp Cotton, 7Oc.i MoIasses, ,s6c.i whisky.
ioe ESnr Sse ~ pSsk and Lard SSo Pound freishe
NSsiriie 1WHisky, per brl, 7oc; Clover-seed, 6Oo;
pounds. - =,
a. LSgis-Heayy Pound Freights,, 2so. per l00
Hs; Scc n1saH PsT bsITe ns % ''' POI O'r'' Stoves ~
EvqnsvilIs Whisky and OIL, SOC. per barrel.
FFsishts soc. per lSS pounds, o..,. o.. r,a.- 49,.
RarrS Mes M srd M sGr ~ NJ T H. op &
Pigs Feet per keg, 25G Butter and Cheese, per 100
e aSS & eaa Sosp per Sd i va G sT
terces per tsrcc & vi B&edseads & ,dn IN b., boxes 'Oo
Yesterday S Louisyillo couyier re remarks:
The river was steadily falling yesterday with four
eet iour inches water IN the canal IN the evening
Dy the marx; Dprtng the previous twenty MY i%ioaE %
Of the falls aud about one foot at Portland making
tho water nuite scant aRnin on the bar The weather
was extremely warm and close, though cloudy
threatening RAIN with the thermo In tho shade
evening there was a sudden and terrific wind storm
with light dash " rain, which cooled the atmos
| phere and the mercury fell to 76o.
During the sudden storm, yesterday, a pair OF
Lime boats or barges, were swamped al the wharf
| the lime and fired the boats which together with
| their contents were DESTROYED One of the boats
belonging to Wood 4 Co., contained about 1000
bushels OF Lime The latter belonged to Ewing
q Co, and it contained about 100 bushels.
IN bord tmas hSs II iaid mn Tia o niiiSen,v ths
Toaaan.,nr,h la 80 aIso rirad ~ ,rbSia '
GnyrN RIyyR iSPRoyn@Ssys. J s.VTe1 thousand dol
,ara bas aan s,hscrhad Tor the nnrosa ~ bnild;n,
nIate nnyigafion Nj % nm nm 70 70 HartfoTJ Kv " ~
The Mississsippf M Msmnbia saturday evenine
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TROUBLED CONDITION OF NAPLES AND SICILY.
The accounts from Naples and Sicily show
very disturbed state Of affairs, and that the
revolution commenced in the one has stirred
up insurrection in the other. In the city of
Naples the police have been attacekd by the
people, and many lives have been lost. The
King has arrived, and ordered the formation
of National Guard. 1t is. also said that an
understanding has been had between the
Kings of Naples and of Sardinia. relative to
their common interests in Italy, but what
the common interests of despotsm like Ma
pies and liberal monarchy like Sardinia can
be, we are at loss to know. In Sicily, also,
there has been more fighting between Carl
marked results, Garibaldi has been com
PEELED, by popular outcry, TO dismiss his first
appointed Ministry, and to create new one.
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EXPLOSION OF STEAM HEArMa-TABLE IN
New YoRK-0NE MAN KILLED.-A steam
heating-table in the Empire Works, in New
York, exploded at noon on Saturday, and
Anthony Wagner was instantly killed Coro-
ner Jackman, on Sunday held an inquest
upon the body, when the evidence showed
that Wagner was q manufacturer Of gutta-
percha combs, and used several Of the tables
for the purpose of softening his material. One
pair, and he had been cautioned against using
it. On Saturday, while he was alone in the
room, this table exploded, and moment af-
ter the partition walls were found to be shat
tered to pieces, and Wagner lay dead upon
the floor Subsequent examination showed
that the exhaust cock was closed at the time
the explosion took place.
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AsrRoNoMIcAL REM1N1soENcE "A CoME,

ASTRONOMICAL REMINIsoBNcE "A COMET
AND A PANIC.-In the year 17l2, Winston
predicted that the comet would appear on
Wednesday, l4th October, at FIVE minutes
after five in the morning, and that the world
would be destroyed by fire on the Friday
following. His reputation was high and the
comet appeared. A number of persons got
into boats and barges on the Thames, think
ing the water the safest place. South Sea
and India stock fell. A Captain of a Dutch
ship threw all his powder into the river, that
the ship might not be endangered. At noon,
after the comet had appeared, it is said that
more than 100 clergymen, were ferried over
to Lambeth, to request that proper prayers
might be prepared, there being none in the
church service. People believed that the day
of judgment was at hand, and acted some on
this belief, more as if some temporary evil
was to be expected. There was prodigious
run on the bank, and Sir Gilbert Heathcote
at that time the head director, issued orders
10 all the fire officers in London, requiring
them to keep good lookout, and have par
ticular eye upon the Bank of England.
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A SENSATIONAL ADVERTISEMENT In LON
DoN.-If any one supposes that the personal
advertisements which daily figure in the
New York journals are peculiar to Gotham,
he is mistaken. What Fifth-avenue matron
could "do' sensation announcement more
artistically than the author of the following
item, which is cut from the very latest mum
Der Of the London Times at hand:
BELOVED-In grief and despair we again
Lie Invite you home or at least 10 write We know
much but will forgive and welcome, though deserted
fom the 3Oth of May However late your return for
giyeness may be relied on. You need never see $.
again, unless you desire Il. Who, think you, In this
call" fh CHELSEA.
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tCoMMUNrcArED.I

Toths Editors Of The Daily Press
Mr.. ]. H. Greene presents his compliments
to the editors of the DAILY BREss, and begs to
say that he feels somewhat panied by the rep
resentation of his remarks at the Sarsfeld
meeting, as reported in the PREss Of Tues
day. He feels assured that no Intentional
INSTRUMENTATION would be admitted into
that paper, and probably did not speak suf-
fciently loud TO be heard at the table. AT
ell events there was,no antagonism between
him and Mr.. McGroarty, and no other in
tention on his part but TO give the move
ment Of his friend, Col. Moore, every as
sistane in his poor power.
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A SILVER WEDDING IN MAssAcHUsETFs.-
ago, celebrated her professional "silver we'd
ding'-that is, the twenty-ffth anniversary
of the date when she commenced the practice
of medicine. Her house was ornamented
with flowers, evergreens, pictures and statues,
with appropriate notices on every spot. A
ring of gold was presented from the man
ayers of the Hospital for Women and Children
In the evening, there was tea, dancing, read
ing of correspondence, aud a graceful hilar-
ity Miss Harriet Hosmer, the sculptor, was
present.
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Reported for the Daily Press ]
Cincinnati Cattle Market.

CINCINNATI, July l8.-The City Cattle
market for the week ending last evening, was very
dull, and supplies, except Hogs, were very light
The receipts for the week were; Cattle 4ls; Sheep
SO; Hogs, 1857. Quotations were as follows;
Beef Cdhe-0rdmary to fair. 2@3c.; extra, SAC
3Ac.
Sheep-ATe very scarce, IS head being the receipts
fOr the week; the sales are not known.
HoOs-Receipts have been large for the week. the
demand will exceed the supply. Slop Hogs S5d5 Is;
corn fed, from IS 90 to IS 20, gross.
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GROWTH OF THE BAMBoo.-Some observa-
tions of a singular character have lately been
made upon the growth of that remarkable
and useful production of the East, the bam-
boo. A plant in the Royal Botanical Gar
dens of Edinburg, grew under q tempera-
ture of 65 to 100, six inches daily-a specimen
of the Bambusa gigdnted of Burmah, which
ranks as the monarch of the species, in
creased eighteen inches in twenty-four hours.
The Bdm6usa tuLda, Of Bengal, attains its full
hight of seventy feet, in about a month, thus
growing at the astonishing rate of one inch
an hour. .... bn.rH
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SINGULAR AGRICULTURAL MOVEMENT IN
ENGLAND.-A movement is making in Eng
land to apply the sewerage Of cities and the
waste manure Of large towns TO agriculture,
by which it is believed that what is now
worthless, if not poisonous, may be con-
verted into a source of great wealth. 1t is
asserted that, as far as the engineering is con-
cerned there is now no difficulty in securing
the London sewerage, estimated, as it flows
into the Thames, at 7000O,0O0 tuns annually.
Applying 1t at the rate Of forty tuns an acre,
it would manure 1,750,o0O acres annually,
without the aid of u single cart-load of farm
yard manure. Wherever the sewerage has
been employed, it has increased the fertility
of the land more than 100 per cent.
And it is also stated that 750 tuns of the rich
liquid sewerage of London can be delivered
toa distance of 10C miles round Lon
don, and on every farm included in that area
at a less cost than the farmer is now paying
for one tun of guano, while the 750 tons Of
sewerage contain more fertilizing matter than
five tuns of guano. If the requisite works
for the distribution of the sewerage are carried
on in a business-like manner, il is estimated
to pay ten per cent. interest on the capital
employed to distribute the manure at the
above-named rate to the farmer.
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The MARRIAGE OF THE PRINoEss ALICE.-
TIE Berlin Priissidn Nep Gazette learns from
a source worthy Of credit, that the statement
as to projected marriage between the hered.
itary Prince Louis Of lesse DarnStadt and
founded and that the recent visit of the two
Hessian Princes to London was relative to
the proposed union. Prince Louis was born
in 1887, and is heir presumptive 10 the throne
of the Grand Duke Of Hesse.
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LITERARY DISCOVERY IN ESeLAND.--A lit
erary discovery of some Importance has been
made at Liverpool, England. papyrus
brought from Thebes by Rey. Henry Stobart
and now in Mr.. Mayors Museum of .Antiqui-
ties, was found to contain the nineteenth
Unical character, which gives new yersiok
of the long misunderstood part of the twenty
fourth verse relating TO the passage of q
camel through the eye Of needle. -.
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oo,v4S 81
There are now remaining in the City Treas
SECOND SIeHr. large audience was

SECOND SIGHT. "A large audience was
present at Woods Theater last evening, and
by their frequent and enthusiastic applause
testified that they fully shared our opinion of
the talent, taste and skill of Mr.. Heller.
This will be the last week of the Second
Sight, as several tricks, borrowed from the
East and improved upon by Mr.. Heller, are
to form the programmes of the coming week.
The Persian trick of "Decapitation" is among
h -.
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Reported for the Daily Press. !
Cincinnati Horse Market.

C1NcINSATI July IS.-The City Horse
mar ket for the week ending last evening" was quite
buoyant for the season; an active demand, in ad-
vance Of the supply being had for good horses; For
inferior and ordinary animals there little in
qury. The public sales Of the week were about 46O
horses, at prices averaging $9501l00
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The MISTAKES OF THE CENsUs-TAKERs.-
We have heard numerous complaints from
families who have rot been called upon by
the census-takers, and have no doubt, ii the
population of the city will not be counted.
The estimate of Mr.. Cist, in 1852, showed
l64, 600 inhabitants, and there has certainly
been an increase of $4,000 since that time
From the present symptoms, however, as
they appear by the returns in-Col. Siford's
Office, the aggregate population Of both city
and county will not reach 50,009, which viii
seem absurd to everybody but the deputies,
who doubtless think they have done their
duty. In the city the census will not show
more than 1870, 900 inhabitants, and those who
have witnessed its growth during the past
ten years win regard this as entirely too
small TO be true.
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NHw YoRK, July l6.-Stocks excited, active
End higher; Ghicagcand Rock Island 7s Gslsns and
Toledo sIk; Erie, a; do. assented, 23i Panama.
lz,hi chudsqn, e4 Michigan Southern, III Might
terred, Y; New York Central s3A; Cumberland, rs;
Pacific Mail, n x; Michigan southern Seeond.m .moIt-
Michigan Southern, do 81; Chicago and Norih
western First; ,hoH Illinois Central Bonds.
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ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL OHIO RAILWAY
A private telegram was received in this city,
yesterday afternoon, to the effect that a
freight train going East, on the Central Ohio
Railway, when about three miles from Co.
lumbus, broke through bridge, and the en-
gine and three freight cars were precipitated
TO the depth below, instantly killing the fire.
man and seriously iniuring the engineer.
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NEW YoRK, July le.-Beef advanced
full half cent. stock chiefly in the hands Of spec
uators; inferior Ia7Ac.; extra 9HDi0c; average Of
Lambs are active and firm AZ sGsHc. for formet
0Gl23c for latter, dressed. Receipts nearly 5000
cepts 400 head
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tBy Telegraphl
BaItfmore Market

BALTIMORE, July ls-Flour active and
hrmer: Howard-str city mills, super1ne, ht
s. 25 Wheat quiet and steadya red 81 2Ol 25 white
81 a0@l 80. Corn dull; yellow ei@e5c; white 2g75c.
Provisions active and frmer: mess Pork t20, Rnmp
Slt 20, an advance Of SOC. Whisky 2ikc.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
AT the regular diurnal session of the County
Commissioners, yesterday morning, Messrs.
B. 7. Dale, H. P. Bowman, and ]. Junglass,
were appointed to equaliEe the valuation Of
real estate property, in range two, township
recommended by the State Auditor in his
letter OF the 26th of June, and the Auditor of
the County was instructed to notify these
gentlemen Of their appointments.
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After the severe hail storm in Lowell,
Mass, day or two since, a number OF young
men gathered the hail-stones from the avn
ings and enjoyed the rare sport of snow
balling in summer.
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Particulars Of the Boiler Explosion In
NfrafnIa

The explosion Of boiler at Ursves's saw
mill, in Norfolk, Va, on Wednesday, has
been mentioned. The boiler, weighing about
1000 pounds was torn, lifted from us place,
and dashed across the street, distance of
about sixty feet. The entire roof Of the
building, except the covering (which was
bent and displaced), was broken in fragments
and scattered in every direction, large tim
bers were shivered TO atoms, the whole front
blown away, bricks and rubbish dashed with
great force on all sides, and the tall smoke
pipe thrown across the heterogeneous mass Of
ruins-the bursting of the boiler and the fall
ing timbers causing loud crash that alarmed
all in the neighborhood. The end of the
boiler, in Its precipitate fight, struck a sec
ton Of the heavy iron of the railroad in front
Of the building, knocking off piece Of the
solid rail, bending the iron, making an in-
dentation in the street, pressing down the
paving-stones several inches, and considera-
bly, disfguring the boiler which thence
bounded some twenty feet further, and
stopped at the curb-stone. The engine was
smashed to pieces and rendered almost use
less, and the tough iron Of the boiler torn
wide open. Bob, the colored engineer re-
ceiving heavy blow in the side and Phil,
another colored man, who was on the second
floor over the boiler, was blown out through
the opening in the roof and fell overheard in
the dock. He was soon rescued, and it was
found that he was scalded, but not badly, and
this, strange to state, was his only injury.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE Cry AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night made the follow
ing report to the City Council of the receipts
and expenditures for the week ending last
Saturday, and the amount of money remain
ing in the Treasury at that time:
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. METEOROLOGICAL OBsERyArIoNs-B Hem

Boy DRowEED.-A lad about twelve years
of age, named David johnson, whose parents
reside in the Seventeenth Ward, was drowned
while bathing in the river yesterday after
noon, near the Water Works. His body, we
believe, has not yet been recovered.
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SERIOUS AND PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT
A little boy about twelve years of age, the
son Of Robert Crockett, who resides on Four
teenth-street, was seriously, and probably fa-
tally, injured night before last. He was
standing on an embankment on Bank Lick
street, beneath which some men were exca-
waiting, when portion of it fell in, bringing
the boy down with it, and before he could be
extricated, another quantity of the earth fell
upon him, crushing his collar-bone, two Of
his ribs and one arm. Medical aid was called
in, and the wounds properly attended to, but
there ia little ntospect of his recovery. -u
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THE DAILY PRESS.
THURSDAY Y.......... .........................JULY 10
City ~ ews.

DIAMOND PIN LosT.-See advertisement of
lost diamond pin, for which o reward of 800
is offered.
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A UCTION sALE-BYi COOPER 4 STOKES.
IN Valuable Central Property--Two Brick Houses,
with Lots on Fifth-strest, between Elm and Plan.
TERN0ON, July -, at three O'Clock, on the prem
iscs two Brick Houses on the south side OF Fifth
west df Elm street The houses contain nihe rooms
each In one of the Bnilding an e1cellent store.
Trfms-0ne-third cash. halan,s ipJ one ana two
prefer a deduot6n u six per cent WIN bo niado
| hom the deferred payments tor cash,
jyH OOOPEk STOKES. Auo'ras
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PHILADELPHIA, July le.-Flour quiet su-
peIhne s. 3. Wheat quiet red 81 2s9l 25 white 81
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n OST-rCANARY d n D7-A beautiful canas,
The norti.eait corner of sixth and Race; AnY ~ ~
iqrmaen that VIII lead 70 its rec2xsfy n is ~ Is
NAzasd.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-BY COOPER q STOKES
"A 31 acres Of Land at Auction, one and a halt
%ilss from EsER9rSt KH on TSylSS MN MeNnA eSa6
AFTERNOON July %, atA o'clock, on the p5emises.
R aeTes % q Sd SpCa can M dvaed ~ IN
two country seats, each Of which wonld comm and
i ali under fence and il Vpl adapted lcr fruit 81
grapes, Win be sold In one lot o. divided as may
given October l. 1850, Persons wlahing to see IN .
premises OF learn m0fe about IL before the day OF
! Term. .One.half cash. balance TO suit the pur-
gage. C00REaR q STOKES, Anc'rs, Qi
'jyls-ds IA East Fourth-st.
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LErrERs DETAINED FOR WANT or POSTAGE,
Wednesday, July l8:

G. @. Evans, New Orleans, La. f...
p. II. Moser, Galveston, Texas
8. A. Bell, Loveland, Ohio.
Nellie Davenport, Galveston, Texas.
WV. Pettifor,. Nashville, Tenn.
Chas. Kremmelbrler, New York Oity.
Zach. Chandler, Detroit, Mich.
o. Clarke, McMinnville, Tenn.
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Observation-Disclosures twenty applicants
for positions in our public schools were ex-
amined yesterday. The School Board will
select from this number, on Tuesday evening
next, enough to fill all the vacancies existing.
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CovINGTON NEWS.

PoLITIoAL.-A large procession of the
friends of Bell and Everett will attend the
Union ratification meeting in Cincinnati to-
night. General Leslie Ooombs will accom-
pany them, having come to this city for that
purpose.
SPURIOUS CoIN-Marshal Mclaughlin yes
terday arrested u young man named i. M.
Brown, in Nicholasville, and brought him to
this city, and lodged him in Jail, ON a charge
of dealing in spurious COIN He is a brother
of the young Brown committed few days
since
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Description OF AN ACCOMPLISHED Horse
THEE Captain Wilson, Chief of the Police,
received letter yesterday morning, dated
st. Louis, and signed d. X. Prescott, which
contains the following SescrpsEEn paaEnr Ol anu
plished horse-thief who is supposed to be in
this neighborhood.' The letter says:
IA man with one hand of, heavy set, dark
hair and eyes, whiskers under his chin, wen
dressed in black, fine appearance, hired a
horse of Jesse Arnott to go to Alton. He
went to householder in this city, and sold
the horse for cash. He is probably in your
He Is skilled in the business; acts like a pas
tor Of some ch4rch; said he was collecting fol
firm in Troy. Examine his arm, for he
puts on false one, and gloves, after he hires
and sells the horse. A handsome reward il
offered for his arrest. Address Jesse Arnott,
or D. X. Prescott, st. Louis"
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NEwPoRr NEWS.

PoLIoE OoURT-A man named Chas Logan
was fined $l6 and costs, for carrying con-
cealed weapons, and S. and costs for commit
ing breach Of the peace, by Mayor Hawkins,
Yesterday
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- ST.. XAVIER SCHooL ExMBITION.-The an
nual exhibition of st. Xavier School took
nlace yesterday afternoon in the Chapel at
tached 10 the school-house. At three o'clock
The patroni and friends of the institution
were assembled in large numbers TO enliven
the exercises. The speeches and dialogues
were delivered remarkably well and the ex-
ercises were quite interesting, considering
the ages of the pupils who participated in
them. The singing was indeed beautiful, es-
pecially the last piece, and the gentleman
who conducts this department proved him
self fully entitled TO the praise bestowed on
him by the Archbishop. !.
At the conclusion Archbishop Purcell
made afew remarks highly Complimentary 70
the reverend gentleman at the head Of the
school. He hoped that the next exhibition
might be held IN the church, in order to ac-
comniodate the many persons anxious TO bc
present. After the premiums were distrib-
| ,ted the assembly dispersed, evidently highly
] Delighted With tho entertainment
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LOST.

= Osr-NEwFoUNDLA AND DOG A large, h,ack
IA one, with white SPOT on his breast .a ena QUE
liberal reward will be paid BY bringing him 70 o.
DURKIN, IS ywelith'ftreet lylg-p-
OsT-A GIRL-Three years old light, curly
h hair light complexion blue eyes. haa on IA
name Of ISABEL F0GG. Residence 100 Laurel
street. gwL ~ /. L--l4 Hly-t
n OsT.-A DIAMOND PIN, largo single stons,
~ wrapped Ia piece Of White pApeI. W,tn NV Z
ThIrdstreet lpassepger car Asthe riR nae nssh slt
that can be readily rsoGsnlfe9, tns With ~ NJ
fALT, at the spencer House. Reward Of Slo0
will be paid for It's return, And 40 queSuohs aaAou'