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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

i
Chicoeo New York, Fa,',.'' hia. Albany. Bui1Io
60 80 80. ''.,. az. -. ~. goo
C0NSOLiDAf!ON "of isyaut * Str.ttea'
Mercantile COLLEGE,, @Hd Us CONNIE rti.l ui-
ic se, npv coarucJei az ere Institution " el. :
tile ree-den; 81 an eA.laD.unary ana uu|Iscel, Ii;
larmon Block. corner Clark AL Washington
streets. Chit -.
II. &. rEYA..r......n.v ErII......l. D. s4RArrox
i'.nr'fa's -r p. sietags
fy tliS con. 1de''en the co.ieliate course oftl;,
Institution Is -re''fy EN- rgtd AMI with the in-
prVemcn;- whch the bl, ness experience of toe
the benefit OF their students, !; is made greatly 80
pegiog III IL respects.
First Premiums Awarded to til.
COLLEGE,
At the late United States Fair in Clcs 70 for Bi ST
PKNMANsnIP and Cor Best - nokKrErfNG.
Departments OF bookkeeping an,I
Accounts.
Organized and conducted ug,aI he Coming Rooln
system. the halls of s;iy :cius 1T ua ;.t ar.-
propri,te counters, desks, etc, ia in kEAL By.i
Ms. and the student :,t once irtr.A.c,a to ill.,.
practical Wolkin,, and routn, @! br-iuess - con-
Quoted in Banks, Counting Rooms, Railroad OIL
ces, etc.
COMMERCIAL LAW.
BY special ar.~ns, n!eri with the Law School of
he University OF Ch.cco, the sessions Of which
are held in our Crllc~e r1o-i.- cur students are
privileged % attcnail n lectures III Ills de'art-
mpnt. and ~ receive instruction in this important
Branch al in course lrau tiic able, accomplished
and ctimcd Professors oi that school; ana itaii0rls
us much cmtiicat;an t. he enabled to oii,r them
these extraordinary and SUPERIOR sd,in,a ,es.
'.SPENCENIAN" PENMANSHiP
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26
"A Great BaF'g'aisa!
WHERE A MAN CAN DOUBLE Ills
MONEY IN TWO YEARS.
THE most Desirable property in tie Coonty

The unders gned offers to sell his Grist Mil and
tract df land, containing So acres, which il i,
located on very reasonable teams. II is located
six and half miles west of Plymouth The Mill
is IN good repair, manufactures the best quail
ty of flour, and has the best run of custom oil
any other in the county. The water power Is
steady End believed to he superior to any other in
Marshall county. BY proper attention from three
TO five thousand dolarj can be made on the Mill,
and perhaps more. He will take any kind of good
property in part payment
For further particulars, enquire on The premises
or AYRES BALDWIN.
January %. 1850. 12tt.-3tf.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

We have complete assortment of Stoves 1T low
prices. and oriliiICd 10 suit our customers
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayn c &ChieasC
RAFT. POA-,

lO1s1tI +DOE1-.(.
NJ OW COMPLETED, AND CARS RUN
| Y from Chicago to Pittsburgh without change
connecting with the
Great Pennsylvania Central Railroa
To New York, Pm ace pha, Baltimore and W.sh
ington City, and all the interior towns OF Pennsu
vania, New Jersey, New York Maryland &c.
Merchants by taking this route will have the
benefit of all the eastern markets at no addition
al cost. Baggage checked through
Connecting at Crestlne with Cleveland and
Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk, Buffalo. NIAGARA
Falls. New York and Boston. and all the interior
towns ofNew Englanivla New York Ccntraland
and New York ami Erie Railroads. Also South
to Columbus, Evansville, New Ark, Mount Yer
nor, Stubenvi,le, Wheeling, and interior towns of
Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forrest with trains
on Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbana. Dav
ton, and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
FARE AS Low AS ANOTHER ROUTE.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many of
he largest and finest cities in the Uuited States
sleeping cars ACCOMPANYING each train
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-04-26

PrHr, Mama Co, Ind. Aug 4, 1857.
| On c. ". EopAcE: | hsye received 70 much
benefit from yorr Selninaslsh Eopd Purifier end
Blood illis. that have Thought !. ny day. and i,
IS 10 e-;iur cli-at1n, - iyt roi pain state
fncnJ OF ny cs~c. was ter YEAR - cod with that
hiuc OF al cClt.l 4 AZ a.. - business. dys-
.leTaia. To rCcaa.i..-e go TIC so-cui.ed remedies
wl.c.i lr.e ue 10 I'D myself OF tbs disease,
s.s,..j .I.s, is-se rHo.a-' ,--'GircGe. al
i>rco.sn.ta With f'ci.ft :i1@;c4I.s / could hear
OF. Ives ndac, q Try ycus r,r.,dies ,i.ros,eh the
p-t-u--i, q friend, and after lsc t..eT1 few
t,tts ~as -It. BIZ IS Z. aIg in q si0-t time,
L. than q t-.,h r-- s:..e.r and ,,egEranentiy
ear q. 49, ~ 20 ~. -ta $50: tie most y;oit Mt
NERVOUS T.. .'.cl'e, W.'c. g. psse VS. Woduced
lr MS. .c4t. >t.r4-ca - l.ie:l ny i4-3rrsia
i u r.e.ssr -a!.o e VIZ - ILow fc,i bet.
T.: il er,f. re-f Ct tl.a. ,.vo ! ten Years.
Very tn er',, JOIN DEMUTH.
Clyc HT'rl. u d y, S IT. 4. 1857.
t'R.E0rtrH -tit-. Sir: N4ti: hpcn afflicted
a.;l e'ft g %. s'o mat lor a. f.-t year and
a' .,s.. Aa.i. Ta.r R'elir...,.. ,-',ed tie
SEN. r... ..l :,.o f::.f. 3. Lily u. nmcnded
b; .t..lel.tl VIII Nl.sm / an a,s aa;l.teG, WAS
ii.,t..l p. j., tut tat i.e;.ra li used various
lcicf 0ft,.rrt-. AtteT s.i.-- - tts-,s f,lti:s
e.'e.,s very ser - a'.t ui"E IN tNo more.
.afii EIiH -.'- .It t c'1e'- - ~ .'ioE me,
,i.,re. r-... :s-rt. ~ Ht'i - -. -, G,s-
ro1f~, -,tlci.le r i. :. J. proving ref e. he
vo'k.rr: such w.r'..'s " - ,.,-.-.. i. IT IRE hu
ina, lsi'. Grt'itftE =. nf.HNETT.
iof.i .t..,.T t.sr-...a'i So i,,Yr:.er
A>itsraf Us. ) 'y. St,t. :. 49,
I'a { 81. ..ot.c.--itss- ~.r l-.fi,.. tac1
IT, 81. ~ se,,i. ,sa-. r.l ,x.s,r,e q. i..itv
800 .Hes. ,..'s. 50. 7i.e- " -ls,.i,. :, a:
'rt - 49, 's.~-ife~- - t.,4cs. a,.a having
.tsa -. go ..i-,.i ri.se- = ya.. Scanana-
I ..a'i : i's.a.. st'. ~ were ,tectinc, was
! n5u,ta - q iliel2fo tlytiDa.
have been u-.f- tie insr. .s fsr lie la-ttWelve
s.oi.tiss. ali hit dc p, fatty equal To its
g.. O.. II! ~ t;p- s. Y+ir,i +; .s -. - ~, III,
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DIED.,


On Sunday morning, (the 9th inst.,l JOSIAH F.
He was much distinguished for in, eg rIty and b. !"
nevolence ~ manners, gentlemas of the old
school, faithful and firm in his views of the DeIty
and died calmly resigned to the will OF God His
friends are invited to attend his funeral to- morrow
TUESDAY At Il O'Clock, at Mrs. Bannerman's pa
av., between 81 and AZ streets.
On the 10th lnstent, JANE ELIZABETH, eId-
est daughter OF Edward and Elizabeth Watson
aged years, months and Is days
The friends Of the family requested to attend
the funeral from the residence of her parents So
st at O'Clock to- morrow Tuesday, afternoon
county, Md, MARY AUGU STA, dang ter of Geo
A. and sarah r. Digges, aged II months and g
days.
On the morning of 9th instant, after long and
painful illness which she bore with christian fort-
Jude, ESTHER ANN, eldest daughter of Robert
and sophia A. Cohen
God took her home the bud is plucked
From of its parent stem,
And gone to Dom IN Jesus crown,
A bright and p!ioe less gem.
While ret in lifs's unclouded morn,
Her father called her home
oh sned with US a tear for her,
The dear departed one.
She sweetly sighed her latest breath
Out on the air of morn,
And as the sunrise tnged the hills,
ME Her sPint passed to heaven.
Her earthly race is run; ..r
Oh breathe with us a prayer for her,
The dear departed one.
Her funeral will take place from her fathers res
ldenee, on Monday. at 81 O'Clock p. m, Relatives
attend, without further notice.
On ths 9Th instant, SAMUEL T. ALTEMURS,
son OF Thomas and Mary Altemurs, aged years, 5
months aad day.
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GENITAL 6uARD-HousE CAsEs,-The operations
OF the Officers and guards were rather extensive
last night among the colored population In the
Seventh Ward. Their example mi ht be followed
advantageously In other parts Of the city among
the other complexion Of people. The difieulty
Of capturing gang Of lawless negroes is not
great when they are well surrounded; but there
are gangs, equally as lawless Of white people,
who ought also 70 be punished, and the punish.
ment and dispersion Of these would go far 70 re-
move the blot Of inefnciency from the Character Of
the Metropolitan police.
Saturday Night Hannah Donoho drunk; work
house 60 days. Ellen Smith, drunk and vagrant;
workhouse go days. Virginia Russell, disofderiy
and fighting; fine and costs, So rs James Thomp-
son, vagrant, workhouse so days. John Atkins,
doj do 90 days. William Morrat, drunk and
vagrancy, 81 Is
Sunday Sarah Bell, colored, safe keeping
Ohas. Blue, colored disoderly fine and cost
- 10. John Swan, gam bling; do sc Is James
Hill, do; do. S6.15. Chas worthinpton, do.
and carrying pistol; do. S26 Is VIM Burk,
gamblingi do. S615. John Cole, do; do So IS
solomon Holland, do, do. Sc IS James John
son, do; do. SO is. Robert Wells do; do So u.s.
Basil Gray, do; do S615. Richard Bowy do;
do. S6.l5. Dennis Blackburn, do do. S6 Is
John Lane, drunk and disorderly; So Is James
Ming, out after hours; 80 Is. James johnson, do
10 Is. Charlotte Mason, unlawful assembly,; fine
and costs. Sc Is. Catharine Campbell, do do
$6I5; Catharine Boston, do; do Sc Is Sarah
) Bateman, do; do So Is. David Holland, do
90. 10 is Louis Addison, do; do. SO IS. Bob
HaIrod. do; do Sc Is. Ann Gray, do; dc. sc. u.s.
Malvina Crompton, do; do. SO Is. . t-..-t- 4
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GEORGErOWN.
Co,yespondenos Of ne Star.

Co"esPo"deNce or The Star. -ta1 sal
-. 6sohsxrows, septenber 10, 1880.
This sity having been selected "A The ,.,,,,,,
Of the New York and wsshineson ssesmsbi = In
a notable era In our Commercial hissorr -.
marked on Tuesday Of last week BY the ar, :,
rival" being the steamer Monticello, ofthat i'm.
she reached her wharf in Washington on Mond,v
evening", discharged large bulk Of freight and
was at the wharf Of the Company here foot Of
High st on Tuesday morning On that day she
took In nearly 1900 barrels Of four and LEFT here
on "Wednesday morning. This dispatch is GER
ninly commendable. Another gratifying feature
Of this first arrival" In the fact that the steamer
heavily freighted, passed the bar, coming and
going without the least di ffc ulty and had su "a
cient depth Of water and plenty Of wharf room at
her moorings here at all stages Of the tide.
Mayor Addison, who has been in the country
Tor some weeks, has improved In health very
much, bis friends win be glad to hear. He was
In town yesterday, but left again this morning
Mr.. Tenney Is and has been acting mayor during
Mr.. Addison's absence
Mr.: John w, kidwell, who was injured by a
fal! at Romney, Va. was steadily improving when
last heard from.
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10 Though TIE STAR is printed on thu f.ss..t
snam press In use south Of Baltimore, is edition
Is go large as to require II to be put to pre,a AZ an
eAhy hou'i Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent IN before II o'clock m; otherwise thew NAV
not appear untfl the next day. s..-r = : =
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WIsrap'a RAraN or yU,rn n

The following letter from Rev. HENKY WooD, of
Concord, N. H., Editor ofthe Congregational Jour
nal, speaks volumes in favor of Wlstar'S Baisqm:-
CONCORD, N. H., March 2.
~ MEssRs. SETH w; Fowls d Co,-Genttsmen !:
Two years ago, a sudden aud violent attack upon
my Lungs confined me to my bed for several weeks
and when recovered, was SO much oppressed by
sleep or rest upon bed by night The suffering
was extreme, and Judging from the ineicacy of the
remedies used, l supposed the disease Incurable.
Being persuaded to try bottle of Wtstdr's B1Isnu
a. Wfld Cherry without confidence in it's efficacy
l found the difficulty almost entirely removed be-
fellow sufferers induces me to make this public
statement, and recommend the article to others
similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly, HENRY WoOD.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTs on the
wrapper.
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
sale by n; ID. Gilman, :. c. Ford, ir., y. B. Waite,
u. StOtt, ohm Schwarze, Nairn & Palmer, Wash
ington; and by dealers everywhere. se4-lwI
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Political intelligence

NoRFoLK, Sept e.-Hon. Roger A. Pryor made
a powerful speech last night al Ashland Hall, OF
three hours la length. Ii a brilliant effort In
favor Of Breckenridge aud Lane. and agsins,
Douglass sqaatter sovereignty principles. Tbs
hall was crowded, and the speech was listened 10
with great applause and enthusiasm
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Political N.v.mest. Of Mr.. D..slss.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s-Mr. Douglas speaks
to-day at Reading, and goes from thence 10 Ess-
ton, instead Of coming 10 Philadelphia 40 in
tended. His reception here Is at present postponed
In consequences cf the Lincoln and Bell Deetines
and professions this evening The Douglas men
were uasbled 10 procure music for tonight, every
band being engaged by the two rival parties who
have demonstrations here tonight
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The New York Den.cratic Fu.i.n.

NEW YORK, Sept. s-The Breckinridge and
Douglas Democratic Committee have failed 10
effect fusion and adjourned
LGtsr--The Douglas sub-Committee have anal
ly agreed TO allow ten Breckinridge electors aud
the Brec kinridge candidates for Lieutenant Gov
ernor and Canal Commissioner 10 20 upon their
ticket, and have recommended the Stste Com
mittee to raufy their action. The matter now
rests between the two chairmen Of the state Com
mittees, and will probably be adjusted "a above.
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Inaugurstien Of the Perry asasus.

Island, with the mbers Of the State Legislature
and tue Governors Guard, arrived to-day, and
will attend the Inauguration Of the Perry statue.
on the lnth iT slant The Governor and his star
were welcomed by Governor Dennison, Of Ohio.
In a speech The Guard goes Into camp with the
Ohio. volunteer militia and other companies nom
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Bosrox, Sept. s.-The bark Carib, az this port
from Truxillo August 18th, reports that General
Walkers force consisted Of only ninety two men.
He was daily expecting achievements. The
city was nearly deserted, and business was al a
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The X g. c..

NORFOLK, sept e.-Col Grenes Of this city left
to-day Tovts for Texas He passes through
Richn oRd. Memphis, etc where be exp~cis 20
meet considerable bodies of X G. Ca who are
TO follow him 10 their destination.
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Nrw.Yolk, Sept. 10. Money market 10 easy;
Loans on call 6s7 per cent; stocks are rather
active; Chicago and Rock Island IN; Illinois
Cent? al sharez 81; do bonds o5x; Michigan south
rrn ass; New York Central So Reading AK;
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shipment Of Specie % Esrspe,

Nkw YoRk, Sept s.-The steamers Vanderbilt
and City of Baltimore left this port at 10 day
for Europe, taking Jointly nPwsrds of 81 30 go
had about 200 passengers.
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MEYERS Miraculous VERMiN DESTROYER.
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
ing Rats and Mice, COckroaches, Bugs, Ants,
Musqnitoes, Fleas, Moths, GRAIN Worms and Gar
den Insects
UPrincipal Depot, 612 Broadway, Y.
Sold by all Druggi everywhere. ma l8-3nn
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HoMxopIru1c RrMrn,r.

All Of DR.: Humphreys & Co.'S specific Ho-
meopsthio Remedies put up expressly for family
in cases, containing. 20 walls, from 81 TO SIS
each, with book Of full directions. For sale By
Ia. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agents w. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north street;
also by F; b, Winter. corner OF Massachusetts, ave
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract of Witch
Harsi, for internal and external lnhammations or
all Kinds. Sold as above. ma CIV
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NoTIcz-District Of Columbia Advertisements
70 Oe inserted IN the BALTIMORE Sun are received
al and forwarded from THE Stan Once.
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Cssere.,iep.I n,m,n., me.

ALLENrowS, Pa, sept e-aoa Henry A.
Longnecker was renom;nated for coagr~s In NE
Seventh district to-day A
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Financial

.AUspsrA, Sept. l0.--H Hon Herschen John
am passed through this city saturday might es
Route for New York.
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w GOD

w oeDi W o o DE- -
STOVE and KINDLINe woSD. :, The io. e
= - r.Isw n. GALL.
Ea r1ln north cd
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BARRY's TRrcoPHrRous
the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
nfying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies', Ty It. Sold By ali Drug
glsts and Perfumers sr I2-6m
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MRS: WrNsLow, an experienced nurse and female
Physician, has Soothing Srsp for CAiiden Tseth-
Tag, which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
by softenins the gums, reducing all Inflammation
VIII ailay all pain, and 10 sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it win give rest
70 yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
Perfectly safe in oil Gases. See advertisement in
another column. 90 Il-ly
READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise.
ment In our paper. Read il; it will interest you.
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DIR HosrRrrER,s BI1rERsLThese BItters an,

DR.. HosrErrER's BITTEss.-These Brtters are
and cure for Fever and Ague, FIatuence Heavi-
ness Of the stomach, or any other like affection.
Their effect upon the sy stem Is most miraculous;
they give healthy tone to the system, remove al
morbid matter, and in fact thoroughly cleanse the
senting this preparation to the public, assure them
that in no single case, where it has been used ac-
cordlng to their directions, has It been known to
fail hut on the contrary, new virtues have been
found in its use. To those cted with any of the
above ills OF the body, the "BitIsrs" are offered as
a speedy and certain cure. Try them and form your
own opinion.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
Where. ne 8 cost
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HnIInWaysz pITr

Dysentery-Unlike other specifics in common use
Which act as mere temporary styptics, Holloway
Pills seize on the seat of the disease and exterm-
nate Its primary cause-by invigoratng the diges-
tive organs, stimulating the liver purgIng the chan
nes and purifying the blood. they promote speedy
sick adaohe, acidity of the stomach aud depres-
sion OF spirits, they are equally eicacous. Sold by
all Drug gsts, at 25c., g., and 5 per box. lw
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SECOND DISPATCH

CHICAGO, Sept. I0-The following IL the esti-
mated number Of those on board Excursion pas
senges 800; regular passengers 50; crew IS; num-
Der saved o.
feet Of the shore. Nearly 100 persons arrived
within fifty yards Of the shore, but were swept
back by the breakers and lost
Only n bodies have been recovered. They
were mostly recognized az residents Of Milwaukie,
more than l2O Of whom are known 70 nave been
lost,
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SEX NOTICE In another column Of The Yeopeainv
Of H1vey's Oyster Depot We suppose there e
no question but what this 10 fks place 70 get oys-
tsrs u al times, and In any quantity.
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NAyY-YARD PROFILE, ATTENTION ,-wyman
1t Odd FeilowS' Hall, Garrison street Every
member Of the human family In the mel ghbof hood
Is expected To be on band In order to laugh and
be merry.
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EOR RENT-A new 4-story BRICK HOUSE,
L. with marble mantes and CRATES, water fixtures,
with ba rooms Also, gas in every room, situated
on Thirteenth street, between ]. and Mass avenue.
Also, a three story and attic Brick Dwelling on II
WIN. r. sHEDD'S Fancy store, No 502 18th st.
au Is 3wt
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BUpwoRrH's MIssIRELs, 1t should be borne In
mind, open at Odd FellowS Han this eyening
The fact that this Troupe come here under tue
Management Of our sanderson 10 sufacient guar
anty that they are an fat. Read the advertise
meat In another column.
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VIoLArISs MUNICIPAL Law Herbert who
Keeps restaurant near market space was arrested
on Saturday by ofhcer Yeatman, for permitting
gamoiing In his house. This Is said 20 be one Of
those cases In which the landlord lets room to
party, and knows that the room is used for gam
ing, ana does not prevent 1t. Justice Dom read
the Law 70 he defendant, and ordered him to paw
The tne, SO and costs.
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THE LoyERs of good eating and drinking
who have not already fonnd IL out, viii be elad
20 learn that that central, convenient welf.ap.
POI nsed, and well-conducted establish fhent. tbe
"Simpson House." corner Of the Avenue and
TeBto street, was reopened, good az new, on
the LIST Inst, and Is now In the full tide Of sue
cessful operation. For general convenience OF
arrangement, inyayiable choiceness Of fare. and
moderate charges, this establishment II probably
unsurpassed in the city or elsewhere.