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Insurance.
Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co

Buckeye Mutual Insurance Co.
17I RE AND M ARIN a.
JAFl Al AND AsShl
NO SCRIP DIVID END S
Profits Divided In Cash Among Stock and
Policy Holders.
Takes Marine hazards Of all kinds. Fire risks on
buildings, Merchandise, Furniture Vessels in Port,
aud the better class Of risks generally.
ID + o O q rs:
VIM. Hart p Chamherlin,
Il. Pelton, j. p. Robinson
AmRsa Stone, Jr.t VIM. Wellhouse,
J.. u Hudson, o. NJ. Oviatt,
II. Gorretson, +. w. Pelton,
A. j. Breed
Office Owaus Exchange, foot Of Superior street,
Cleveland Ohio.
wTJLIAM NJ HART, President
T.. ~ TUnsoN, Secretary
auia II. sToPPELMAN, Agt mt at B,ytan.
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these Bitteys are put up in quart
bottles, Of lohioh the abovs is fqo-
stmile. Che label is finely en-
Rravsd, and is provided tUith
safe guard from csunteyJeiteys.
price 81 per bottle, or sir for s.,
O. w. Robaok, ProPrietor, No. 8
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, to
whorn all orders should be ad-
dressed
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ANNUAL MUM

Mlgld hdrY be sgardad AZ the tFbule whlch an up
tlkh' heait pay Al the shnI - Of justiee,
ION I H. STOPPELMAN,
AuiV Agent loT Dayton and vicinity
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DaJ lOn ana Mlchlgan Aallroaa.

(lN aud amer Sunday, May T. lSt2, trans -.
" leave Umon Depot, sixth street. ior Ial. W.
'isinterinedate luAts uA follows:
loledo ana Nmcago Mai alta 30am
Chicago und Detroit NiYht fNt,re-set s.te,,.
suls k. N. 7hObMAkEk, sui.iit,,, H.,
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Rallr0ans.
Dayton d Western Uailroad.
"a Sd E = -.

CHANGE OF TIME
ON and after Monday next raius IN me loeia,
" Central viii leave tne Umon Depot, ixtb gtreet
at $3.50 m aud $500 p M
Returning, vii Rrrvr Of u 50 n 81 d 500 u N.
The h'3' a NJ, and 5uu M uXpieb. trans MAJ a
Close eohh'cohs 90 aii poinls n The est aud sout.
ana JVu y m uuu 90 tl,r stVrtest and auIcEosft,i
to Chicago and tnc Houhtcst w
eul9 p WOODWARD. superints ndept .
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LOOKS THE DANGER IN TIE FACE.
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market for the past week and month";

Last week was one Of great activity In the stock
market; all GLASSES Of securities advanced ma.
teriay. The greatest advance was in Pittsbrg.
which rose from 80 to 81. II 10 understood that q
company OF responsible parties offer to lease the
road for term Of years, at rent Of ten per cent
on the stock, giving substantial security 10 the
company. The proposition .n be laid before the
directors during the coming week; the board 10
said to be divided on The subject. Toledo, Harlem,
Hudson River, Calena, Southern old and Michigan
Central have all risen very considerably. On the
Governors veto Of the Albany railroad scheme,
Harlem old sold a. high as los. II has since
reacted about ten per cent. Its present market
value 10 quite speculative. No one can tell what
the grant may prove worth. OF all the railway
shares, the slowcst TO move are the Fries, partly
because there are no cliques or corners in them.
Erie old sold nearly as high in February as
b is selling now; the preferred was higher;
yet there is no road which ia earning more rela.
lively TO It's stock. II the earnings hold out during
the remainder Of the year at their present rate Of
increase the company will be able to pay ten per
cent on the common stock, and start large sink.
ing fund BESIDES for the extinction of tho debt.
The new bonds and stocks, such az Chicago and
Alton. Tstre Haute, Northwestern, Mississippi and
Missourf'&c., are IN active demand in the street.
or these the most substantial Is the Chicago and
Alton. This company adyertses that Il is now
prepared TO discount the August coupon on iis
bonds. Mississippi and Missouri land grant bonds
seem cacap relatively TO the stock.
The foreign trade Of The port las, week exhibits
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MSCDLLANEOUo.
IMPORTANT TO INvxLIDs.
IMPORTANT 10 ISvALIps.
IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs
IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs.
IMPORTANT TO INvAIIDs
IRON IN THE HUMAN SYSTEM
IRON IN THE HUMAN SYSTEM.
IRON IN THE HUMAN SYSTEM.
IRON IN THE HUMAN SYSTEM.
IRON IN THE HUMAN SYSTEM.
IRON IN THE HUMAN SYSTEM.
The principal force in the human system the iron
contained in the blood chiefly the food
We eat; but the food properly dgestsd, from
any whatever necessary quantity Of iron IL not
taken into the circulation, the whole system
bad blood win iriass heart win clog up the lungs viii
ssupefy the BRAIN will obstrnct the liver and send is dis
ease producing elements ali parts of the system, and
every will suffer in Whatever organ may be predis-
posed disease. The grea. value Of
IRON AS A MEDICINE
Is well known and acknowledge by all medical men, The
difficulty to obtain such preparation Of a. will
enter the circulation with the blood
This point says Dr. Hayes State chemist has
been attained in the Peruvian Syrup.
BY COMBINATION IN A WAY BEFORE
UNKNOWN
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
lisa protected solution Of
THE PROroxiDE OF IRON,
and STRIKES AT TIE ROOT of disease by supplying the
blooa VIII. is
LIFE ELEMENr-IRoN
THIS gn,,1 ls THE SECRET ox TIE wospEnEyL
SSS Hsk$ SRsstySSIis
EuaSas, Loss s % Sos AfR fi5ssHES'
'1 Nsys 4 Ssft s!A6D 81 T Faaa kae
0q p1sH1sss o ATp At1
~ - lS Sah st hlSSD.
OR rA sSsSA'
DEBILITY
Low STATE
THE system
TO take medicine ~ diseases occaso7ed BY dea
cheney Of
IRON IN THE BLOOD
without restoring the SYSTEM Is Ike trying repair
building when the foundation Ia gone.
The proofs Of The efficacy remedy THOUSANDS
OF CASES where ordinary have failed to give re-
lief well established that uyalids reasonably
hesitate 10 give 81 . trial.
yora SPRING MEDICINE Il has no equal.
Pamphlets sent irec
Prepared as heretofore by y. I. CLARK CO.
J. p. DINSMOkE. Sole Agent,
Is fremont street. Boston.
Sold BY all Druggists.
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no new features. The imports. exclusive OF dry
goods, amounted to $2,934 ,7ls, 70 which add the
imports of dry goods 81 .osi ,594, and the aggre-
gate oots up s40l0. 3o7. Against this we exported
s2,499, 2Os of produce, and s45i 1877 Of spece-in
all 81, 951 1886.
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STRANrR LONG ISLAND Cabt Phillips accidentally took
Ore =. Newsern, Nc % the su.h ul and wa. entirely de-
ery piled between THIS city and Glen Cove She IN.
sursd BY the government
Foreign Ports.
JAcxxI April 2sIn port schr Freeman from Boston, just
arr. - 49, .-.
American Ports.
BOSTON, May ., AM-Below ships Prospero from Val.
paraiso. Joseph Clark Genoa bfig Charlotte from
CID steamer Saxon. Matthews Phtadeiphia. shin Col
conda, Kelley London; bark Beni Burgess Snow Cenfus
fric Flash (Br) Barrett Jersey Z, W Daring Banter
Washugon DC; Herbert Manton, Crowell Baltimore. 4
Galson Harding, and Samuel Gilman. Crpwell NYork sid
brig kmma aud IRON the Ross ship Ka'e Prince
tom schrs Campbell soule, Portland; Huntress Disney
Newburyrort Martha Robbins Boston. Below shin can
vas Back, Clarke, from 81 Ubes Ga bark Danger Rolf
Norw) Larsr Queenstown for orders; brigs CBr,
dria schrs John Langley, Iangley. and II N Farnhsn,
smit boston white Foam, htkin and Southcrner Kei.
H. Nyork; Morris. Sterling. Pournkeepse, NY
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Nay 1850 Ah-Passng Z. steamer
PHiLADELrHIA May 3, AM-Arr schr Python. Can.
care, Brt oksvlie, Me Below brig Wan Parks from Car.
denas CD steamship Norman, Baker. boston barb Crusr
ROYAL. Trad. M'cei NYork; srhrs Marine Dasey and 4
wafirg Smith rev Oresns Silver Magnet Perry Cam.
bridgeport D. Foyd. Racket. II y Bsseom, Wi iams
WOOD; II h,n Hancock; Wave merrill. and IA wsrss
Garwcol Boston, " vicSery Babbt Fan River; l. draw
Bowen Rnsbury; A Fclis WILDER, Taunton: j Lee Cor
son Boston; james Cake, Endoi, and Montcvea Fal
kiniare. Sairu; Ann Turner. Ayrcs Lynn
irwiF. Nav sfvo steamers four tarks n ne briea
and eiout forty ftIa anchor inside the RrcaL
water ~ vhch have been detained for fasi len
favE Ninh iIcsh from Nk ara tea,y sea inning.
for Eiofk "a brig Eta Maria. Merrill jazz -
Starlight, lefk, rbiaaelpsl~
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The reception 20 the rour,n.

The Fourth, arriving such carly hour Ia the morn
ing, hot the recipients Of popular ovation nc.
corded to the other regiments their march up
way Today. however. they viii receive that token OF
esteem at the hands Of the public which their bravery
tho battle neld entities them 10.
This regiment rased (as well the Thirty eighth
New York; under the auspices Of the veteran Scott Life
Gu,rdan organization well In this city as be M
exclusively composed OF the survivors the war win
M'Sco--a iarye portion OF whose members united with
~ ~ was tho hrst regiment TO enter the service OF the
state having boon mustered In the 22d OF APRIL and
,no TINT " the United states on the "a aud 1th May
1851 They elt New York the 9TH June Tor New OTIS
hands, where they performed some very duty
being constantly cnlsoycd IN scouting picket duty aud
bnidng TO- tlcatous. lmme itley Alter tho FIRST battle
OF Buli run they were ordered 10 Washington, but
were ssuprcd ~ baltimore by order OF Goa DIX who
placed them 90 duty guarding the lire or railroad
non that city & Havrc de Grace duty very harassng
and srduors, as The ilke,s Of the regiment covered
ds'anc" q aboui1 miles aud constant at,emptswe
being made a. pun the bridges, SO t route Ia
April. 1861 they moved 20 Fort Nclienry palti
more, aud fcn hence 10 Sinok, Va, then the outpost
q army IN tha. department Immediately after inc
second bate % Ru rn they we're cide ed TO the de-
fenec 81 sL gt then Threatened by the enemy aud
attached ~ the army o General Mcclellan we're
wdcr that oicers command at the battle of Antetam,
where thcr avery an coed condct won the thanks "
theif cot1nnadng uliccr. their loss ~ this action
fcsriul, being some two hundred killed and wounded
third Of the number engaged Thev were very
sc,ve IN The varions sksmlshes 8c that occurred
.ng the edyerco 81 The army o. The Raypahannock aud
were on the right IA The attack ffeicr where
tcv sean suffered very severely since tina action they
have been stationed near Falmouth Va
The follow ing are the officers the regiments.
f'sia and sag Oicers--1 oonei, John d. N,cC;regor.
Erurer 'u'''S W.
c5npaay A-Capialn, Harry sayers. yirs, t,o.,s,.n,
49, whitley Sccoad Lestcn1nt samuel Cook y
CcngU7g 5--tapiain lanes Mcdonald. first Iie,,,s,
sn''2hn iaeonreIlii second Lieutenant. wm Il savage
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Arrivals aud Departures.

rrwrrHs, fC-steancr Dud ey Rsek-Can, pch..s....
Wood. d Weeks. Mr. Stevens Iieuts RIM A ny
brook kenney sitr.,n, q W Gsdney. T. Miller N ~,
tcnW " SCH Capt u Ph'iiips and 40 the steerrtc
iIalrAx, Ns-Bars Salie BonsaI--slr and Mrs rs,ro,
Mss Parrot. Master Parrot Mrs and MIS- Weirh ''0'
ZsrA-Bark Aiuioncr-wm N Feltcr
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CITY COMM ERcIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, May 9-6P. ~
AsnEs.-salcs Of so bbls made at SIC for pots,
and exc. exc. for pearls. Stock, 4o2 bbls
BREADsTUEs Tho -four market was depressed and
prices declined slightly today, with very limited nqu
ry Sales we're made OF 5000 bbs. State and Western,
1900 Southern and 450 Canadian, within revised
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HIPPiNG NEWS.
ALMANAC ron yorE-TRrs DAY.
SIR 4 - II
SsETs............ 05 HIGH wATRR eve 10
Port OF New York, May 10, 1853.

CLEARED
steamship City Manehestcr Orb Halcrow Queenstown
End Dali: CHE clerk s a. the
ARRIVED 4.
Ship Mstadar fDrcm, K,mme. London IS days with
sp %s'Ss ss
EsTHosin Won n.S.n, Ts% nslpg Bremen 81
Oala.t. !o RolmSoe 1 Bachen. ~.
with Sugar and - 70 wsS Chase s'
BARK New Orleans (Brem). Saunders Liverpool 81 days
bark FsiSIn Of ysR9a;a Ss' Ka~ London IS
BARK Guiding Sta, OBJ. Of Yarmouth Ns) Robbins Gias
sel" Rss.r s'ss day.. with
BARK Sea skinner obi, Bas,s. Borie.u, IS day.. with
BARI Crrercu SOrwj Nelson. Narcotics days. in bal.
EsrS Leone sxa9 Iyanseh, Alsers, IS day.. in ballast,
Ear M1s IIsg Lisbon So days with
March u "a 5: rsoa: ssa.s f fSsIs
F Sss az a s Lon cs 81 a% an am an
srsiisa her name Shss.ns$ An ss q .. sFoss
"a q 80 lon g @ passed The wreck Of large ship keel
"a "o 81 .e asoVe
Ss wd an ss "nS rom Ha
Bark Lady Prize tBg Sunderland Ridley, cahas ena
bark Amonsr COZ searspOr,j Lanpher, za1a, 20 days
with o. gar 20 y l. Sherman.
BARK Pamela (Br. Of Lverpool), Aibee Remedies Il
days. with sugar, Hugh McBarclic. Been Of
Hattrras
bark sale Bousa. Leavitt Halifax Ms, days with oats
cod oil fish, Brett Sou 4 Co.
Brig Ruth DIR OF London), Glendning Algoa Bay 20
GAYS. with wool, to Napier wesford Co.
Schr II Cook fof provncetown) Sparks, Jacme April
:3 with coffee, Ito Brett Son x Co.
sckr Geo u Lo.ng Deasy. Ruaan Island 10 days with
fruit, &c, to master
schr Susan Edredge, Becbe. Yorktown. s days
Schr Chief, Champln. New Haven.
Steamer Wyoming u trnnsportl, Fncoth Port Royal,
via Fortress Monroe "a hours. TO Y Quartermaster.
Steamer Dudley Buck u transport) Smith, NewberH,
&c May via Fortress Monroe 7h with passengers 10 s
Quar- tcfmaster
Steamer Alliance ~ trans ort). Daley. Washington DC.
~ hours Ia ballast. 10 U Qlarternaster.
eteamer W Phelps Brown. Philadelphia.
Steamer Osrray. Adrich. Providence.
BELOW
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Movements OF the ssca mer 81. Audrey

-, TUkfftNnl DC Nay TO- 1888.
lAe steamer 81 Andrew arrived AZ ten O'Clock IN, a
morning and VIII come 20 her wharf az two NJ TO coal
enc carrot san III the morning tide Al two O'Clock Mon.
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Tnc Recer.ion OF the first.

Tho FIRST New York state Volunteers also received
quite naitcrng reception This regiment, being the first
volunteer designation Of the which took the Geld
defence Of the Cnion peculiarly deserving OF good
welcome II is under the command OF Colonel j. Fred.
Pcrson aud took part the under Hooker
where they lost nearly hundred aud afty The
corps organized In this city by Colonel W. H. Allen,
and numbers burf hundred and fifty men, There
cepn given was simply mrroptu affair; but the regu.
lar ol NAL welcome by the city authorities will be given
this Afternoon in conjunction with that rendered to the
Fourth The regiment left Jersey City at O'Clock,
and formed a. the foot OF Cortandt street, headed by
Oodwurhs Band, the exmembers OF the regiment about
hundred members OF the Seventh regiment, National
Guard, uader mmand OF Captain Rogers and several
private societies Al the Park Barracks the
provided with q bountful dinner provided by Colonel
Casey Deputy Quartermaster General To-day the Com
the regiment.
Tho following are the officers OF the regiment
Fsd and Slgq Qgcas-Colopc, J. Fred Pierson;
Lieutenant Colonel, Francis L. Leland; Major Joseph
feanlans. missing Adjutant, John @. White: Surgeon
john 5. Howe; Quartcrmaster, Robt q. Wamslcy.
ctmiuny A-First Lieutenant, Norman b. Leslie, com
manding Second Lieutenant, John Egan
Company B-First Lieutenant, Robert B. Montgomery
Second Lieutenant, Jonn Dixon
Company Captain, Edward D'Hcverly; First Lieu
tend - -, Second Lieutenant. Andrew s. Ham.
mol.
Company D--Captain, John c Horton; First Leuten-
ant Michael Guerin Second Lieutenant, -
Com any E-Captan, Robert Morris; First Lieutenant,
Moses G. Haeadom Acting Second Lieutenant Francis W.
Thompson.
Coalpang F-captain, - -; First Lieutenant,
3 lmuel r. Nixon; Second Lieutenant John ;. Brush.
Company G-Captain Ebenczer Van Tuyl, wounded and
prisoner First Lieutenant, Joseph G. Briscoe Second
Lieutenant, Francis X. stevens missing
Coaai uly H-Captain benjamin Page First Licuten.
James Mahoncy.
ant, - -; Second Lieutenant, Henry Grund-
storm.
Company K--captain, Nicholas Gronbeck FRS, Lieu.
tenant, George d. Hudson, Second Lieutenant, William
Collier
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BELOW


SAILED
sthsseamships Detroit celt tr, Diamond State Cont.
mental Geo Cromwell Emprs ships Liberty (Br Empire
West Point Sir Robert Peel Alhambra Home (Br)
Sarxs so, r n as,s, n 'Fowonasea
Eothcn tBrl Tomiey savina, Nora, Genvieit i,rj
Horton (Brt, q Maitland; schrs swsan James, Ha-
milton, ordsn Hubbard Isaac Hlnckey. Carrie Wells
xnssius ae Henry NAY NARY Haze, Emi.re l0rd
wind II sunset Sc, light
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HSSssTTksFFE!Esssss HSs7sEGESs
H$s4E 4s$: $ $$sf If $Ess
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10 10 TErr sEs s-HosrRrER,s- HHoosrErrEss
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CELEBRATED
csLEsNArED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
cELEBRArED
STOMACH
STOMACH
STOMACH
STOMACH
STOMACH
sroMAcH
BITT.Rs
BlTTERs
BITTERs.
BirIERs
BITTEns
BIT1ERs
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REsLEcr.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND nEsLRcr.
READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure Of health "Bat howt" you ak.
We answer. tits an easy TASK
Strengthen the stomach, and sustain
The nerves, the servants Of the brsiu.
The liver keep in active play,
And regulate from day to dag.
Each organ aid, Oh plan.
Brace and refresh man.
And like watch, that's kept in chime
ny eons,an. care. with railroad time
Tho systems tone and strength renew.
And ,hersby cheer the spirits too
"How., yon inquire, .hss be soAs.
This Victor er disease be wo0fr
"nosic,lers Btssvs,' reply,
Ishcaith's supreme pro'ce,ion-,ry.
A. regcnsratins en'ssblsa
syatem. regulating every function Of the organs
revvng depressed spirits invisorAns the constitution
prolongns medicinal preparation tho
past the present time. been completely uni
VERBALLY succcssfuias
HosTETrER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITrERs
HosrETrER's cELEBRArED STOMACH BIrTERs
HosrErrEKs cELEBRArED STOMACH Br7TERa
EosrErrERs cELEBRATED> STOMACH BITTERs
uosTErrER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERs
HosrErrER's cELSBRArgp STOMACH BlTTERs
HosrErrER's cELEBRArED STOMACH BIrrERs
HosrErTERs cELEBEATED STOMACH srrrsas
HosrErrEas cELgHRArED STOMACH sITrERs.
Asana, 'hsvapOrs loal prepare.
= Tha, feve.taini the heavy air.
Drink mot unmiAsd the water found
In prairies. woods Of uarshy ground
If seaentary toll you ply
Nature you must assist--or do
For when dsbsnsa from exercise
For artificial aid she cries
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Is threatened evil to prevent
And If you'd be relieved or spared
From ms that crushed the unprepared.
Hostetser's Bitters use-for note
They arc the surest antidoe
To set defiance the unhealthy Soils po,
Of unwhoesome water, the ciuva Of crowded
rooms and factories the baneful influence Of sodsn
ary empoyments 1t is ons TO be foreansd.
with
HosTErTRRs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrrERs
nosrErTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BrrTERs
nosrErrERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrrERs
HosrErrERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrrERs
HosrErTER,s CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrrERs
HosrETrERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BrrTERs
HosrETTEEs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERs.
Dyspepsia panss that rack and grind
The body, and dspreaa the mind;
Asues that as they so and
Make life mallyrdom;
Coles and dysenieric palms.
Meath which the strong mans vIsor wanss;
Bilious complaints. those tedious Ills,
Meier conquered yet by drastic pulls;
Dread diarhoa, that cannot b.
Cured BY destructive mercury;
Slow constitutional decay
Tia. brings death day by day.
Nervous prostra,Ion. mental gloom
Heralds Of madness the tomb
For these-thoush mineral nossrums fall
Means Of relief at least hail.
HosrErIER' BIrfrRs-medcne sure,
Not 10 prevent alone but cure
In dyspepsia fever ague, bilious eomplaints
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CLEARED
Steamship City Manehescr (Br), Halcrow Queensow
and Iiverpoopyohn u Dale. (The clearance clerk u
Custom House should have The above the sh.)
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wINsLOw CO.. photographers 22f sixth avenue, cor.
Of Fifteenth street, NJ ". will send 70 any address.
full catalOgue Gard Portraits OF military ana naval he
diyines artists tcrateurs actors and act
Fancy Pictures Copies o. Engfasngs Statues.
Ar. ac.
single copies rs zach Ave or 81 or ~ per dozen,
nd for n ca a
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day evening heard the report OF pistol and saw man
fall 10 Grand street near the corner Of Centre then
went over him and the deceased lying the walk
with blood coming from bis neck in moment the prs-
oner nrcd three moro shots the officer then came up
and took hold VI the prisoner with him; the prisoner
then said--'I am satisfied; he has committed a foul
deed" the prisoner said he deceased on broadway
and vii talk this matter another
sime; recognize the prisoner, Richard Jaynes, pre-
SENT as the man who tired the pistol and recognize the
pistol now shown the that deceased was with
John H. Wilson, OF 173 Elm street, also testified to hav
Ing witnessed the shooting OF Costello by Jaynes his
testimony did not vary from that given by the former
witness.
John Drummond Of III Mulberry street. also testified
10 having Witnessed the shooting and also 10 taking the
pistol six bsrreled revolver, from the prisoner.
Oicer Sias ketehum OF the Fourteenth precinct
tiled TO seeing the prisoner discharge three barrels OF the
When asked why he shot deceased, Jayncs Replied Gle
has scduced my wife, aud directly afterwards added
At the conclusion OF the testimony Coroner Ranney
submitted The case to the yry. who, after brief dc
Costello his death bv pistol shot unds at the
hands OF Richard Jaynes, on the 9th day Of May 1868"
Jaynes, who ' aeoa, forty SIX years Of age; ma
On being arraienet and the usual questions put him.
he N shot the deceased he had taken away
my wife aud deprived me Of all the comforts had In
The world tried TO get assistance from the police, but
had tailed In II all was In great agony of mind,
having been deprived d my wife, mad run up and
down .eatre street for hours, and was that Wild
lcond not see the Tombs there a mist before my
eyes, and was crazy with trouble.
The prisoner then removed to the Tombs 10 await
the action OF the Grand Jury. Mr. Charles s. Spencer
has been retained as counsel for the defence.
Deceased was native OF rehni thirty three years OF
age, and panoiorte varnsher by trade.
DISAPPOINTED Iowa coLoREp MAN COMMITS
SUICIDE.
Tn Wednesday last young colored man. twenty three
years Of named Henry Blanchard doing business ne
barber at No. ca,harine street shot himself with re
vo,vcr, nniotng injuries from tho effects OF which he
died on saturday night, 10 the New York Hospital. Blan.
h.d falto
Scotron, an interesting young colored woman Inv r
mt is Moore street Williamsburg He wished her 10
ny him also early day for the happy event 10
take place but Miss scotron declined do 90 as she
not % On Wednesday last she called AZ his paee f
business, and after bre conversation with him started
70 cave the shop on biddrg her soodby he remarked
that she would lever again see him alive Az she was
closing the door Blanchard called out 10 her stop and
20 desk. from which he took revolver aud n,n.
tticy shot himself IN the lett site before she could taso
the we,pon fsom him An inquest held the body
,ssraay by ,uoner Rnnney, when the jury rendered
verdict OF death hy suicide
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-11
miscellaneous.

Ore Newbcrn NC. on the S0th uli and was entirely
stroyed. She built at New YORK. years old and for
mery piled between this city and Glen Cove She Ia.
aured "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-09
HooFLAnD's GERMAN nrTTERs

Are not new sri untried article. but have stood
the tes ~ hii-e yrrs aiai b. int AIp pubic
sud tier Reputation sud sale otsivslle Is ally
similar preiars tion Ihe TroTelegrs have thousands
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