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Police InselifGence.

A sHRYwD snoPLIFryR IN cUsroDY--ExTEssIvE
OPERATIONS AMONG TBB DOWN TOWN MERCHANTS.
For past the police have been In search
OF well known shoplfter, named Albert Grsyman, alAs
Marks, whose operations among ths down town msr
chants have been BY unusual shrewdnsss
and sudacy Al the store No. 10 Dey street the opera
tor stole pieces Of cashmere valued At S50 while
pretending 10 make small purchase. From J. Mey
ers Co. OF $40 Broadway no stole eco worth Of towel
ling and from Lambert Hunt Of % vescy street. $40
worth OF cambric muslin. In this last mentioned
Creyman watched tho movements OF the carmAn aud.
presenting that he the who had purchased the
goods requested that OF the should be
ferref 10 his custody 20 that might be shipped that
Afternoon by express. The carman, not suspectng
that any trick about being played upos him,
handed over the package and went on Is with tho
balance of the load Greyman pracsed this game upon
q number q other with considerable euccess,
and stole about 81 200 before he detected Yester
day Captain Jourdan and ofcer Golden of the sixth pre-
cnct poanc upon person answering tho accusods de
scrptiou and upon being brought 10 the Tombs he
cused committed for trial by Alderman Hall on three
charges and will probably bave 10 suffer Imprisonment
on of thcm Greyman has been In the peniteniary
for phopftng. and Ia considered % the smartcst
rogues about the city. His arrest will be great relief 10
The down town merchants and their carmen, and should
not 20 unrewarded Parties who have lost goods at the
hands the accused should call upon Captain Jourdan AZ
the sixth ward station house.
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Holnboe Baichsn heavy weather the Banks and
Esrt sSrsy epr q ssisidsi Miller r,.lo.
osa Ss s. p Z. Hrs Ts Co. M 1p II o1 & sn "
" i @s s.s t s e :ss 70 A'
ls ' 70 hps%S pass Corner. %.
S%pss{ syk "S .ss Geo rS1sT sy Sr s. Thomas u s.
20 Ion o. b spoke bark May Broashton days from sur
bar. " Anderson {of Buetsport,. Reed. CardenAs
B,rt Al6er, tof Boston, uoitas sAsuA days. with su.
ESrk q pods: tef na.hnD, Jarvis. Trinidad 10 day..
Rsr Gonet o. Bo-'on,, Morrison, New Orleans e days
ias iSrsss .psss snsosa s.s Co. A
ssrs ssry kish. coiina Key West, days In ballast to
81. sF y S.1s ,s,D Du.ssn sBr Elliott Sunderland q days w,s
s.iS Cabrera or Of sunderand,, Sinclair, opor.o 70
sass s Punch tss %sns, s.ys
Hst spoke Blem bark Johanna Lenoc ior valparsLso,
SS mR'q % sts' sl LS"dss ., Han s y r. os e 4
saw "a bark bound 9, showing white nag with black letter
& ssis sosn r,,aess; Al,ss B Ss. Belize Hon. April a.
prIg Msshi@f tBr Nassau. o,pbant ramp,co, April
Charlie. gaSard COZ ss!fss. MOI. shu,.. Ma,ansas
s sas' Sss %S.cs css;ns to f,ss With ~
% sss m.ees; y, tor m.se.s shoppy Trinidad April s
san VIZ TssI 2; a. xs
r bark Rllen from barbados Tor FsioaIl 0t ist Is %
lon ~ 10 30 passed iceberg os feet high al a
miles long the Essarn cdse OF which bcr HNw and ssE
and hnfing II npsseabe laied by the wind aud
vindwai song rs elre la q ~ When oesdsi In
'f w ss Se o M aa Sss 10 gsss a.sa
her port ow. Capt reports that he ice 70 be
o. tn this o easion.
schr Aaaie s.noT scar: pAra APr 2. with rubber
ha verJ heavy NV gales. wth whwDda AprI 80 lat -
~ lon 10 2' spoke brig West from Philadelphia for ~
schs Fioreao- tof Marblchesdy Snow. Ruatsn April 80
with fruit, 10 JS PesIsail
Schr BroeuMrd Petiarow Virginia, 2 days.
Schr Avery Roberts 0eorsetown DO for Bridgeport.
Schr Three Histsra- Gray Berlin, Nd.
schr Kent Phillips. sssford, Del,
Schr Rather. Pierce keyport
schr A Rich. Moore franklin. days
s sesr 9cess Dee s.s. Star Ham, lam, Rootl,ha, 4days.
schr Sarah Louisa small wsiicst for Delaware City
sohr kossa.h Lee, wbnryport sday.
sSr & oS an nxS co.ls, s Fpoyns dAy
schr Grant Prvssy. New Haven.
schr osio,a, Lowell. Albany for Boston.
Steamer Henry Burden (U despa'ohN Cole, Fortress
Steamer WIN woodward. oundin. baltimore
Steamer Iacony Ely Phadephia
Steamer A u DowmAn. Clark. New Bedford
Steamer Pelican. Baker. Providence.
Steamer Wyoming arrived 10th from Royal reports
9th inst of Wilmington NC spoke US gunbost
ali wc day. OF sE point Of Frying Pan Shoals spoke
Bark America.
Also one brig unknown.
lah-steamen Maria. Washington irving; ships Seth
spraguc Bee Anas bark 0eufuesos; brig OLAF Kyrie
Is,h--sIeamship Northern Light Aspinwaii.
Wind st supsst NJ IIebt
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INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.



sr LOUIS. May ID, 1868.
Thirteen male and eleven female rebels sent
South the steamer Belle Of Memphis this evening,
under order Of the Provost Marshal General The most
prominent men Dauth Donovan, formerly Surveyor
Uf this port; Jas s. Doroughty, formerly Receiver or
Pubiic Money; DR.. Moses Horny N. Hart, awyer Isaac
Pailard lawyer; Mortimer Kenret and Christian Pulls,
srchants and Linton LappIngton, Prominent citizen Of
the county the families Owen Merry Hart and natis Al
loves accompany them at their request Among the
women Mrs. General Frcst, Mrs Montrose, A. Paon
Mrs. Lappngton. Smyser, s. Ayrcs, Mcclure, Nicholson
Clark and nodgra. The two former wives Of rebel
cnccrs, the two latter rebel mail carriers The
whose families accompanied them were allowed 10 take
81 900. all others 5000 each
u 10 understood the property OF these parties win bc
appropriated for the bene Of sch and wounded soldiers
Another batch will probably Saturday, and this
will be kept up Till the city and State are sfed Of their
more dangerous rebel elomeut
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Coroner's Inquest.

surcrps THE Furu wARD STATION horss Coroner
wndey held an Inquest yesterday at the Fnh precinct
station house upon the body OF Albert a. sloo native II
Kentucky aged sixty yoars who committed suicide by
orenng Of tho arteries OF tho Deceased, APP
peared had been arrested on charge of ntoxcaton,
which mortified him considerably, ana drove him the
commission OF tho rash He made the incisiou IN
arm with pcnknife, and bcd death before his situa
tlon wng discovered. u vlhseq ienty ascera ned
that dcsnased bearded At th stovcns House, and
daughter living in this city lie formerly Of
very large means. but, becoming eno tunase, lost hts
wealth
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brS Candace Thomas. Tor Boston.
TRINIDAD, April 2s-In port bark May ANA Mviloasy
osR brigs sAmi Adhns Carver for Philadelphia days.
g, Meteor CarmAn Tor do do; David Dare for hYoek
y, Sarah Peters, Higgins for do g.
American Ports.
BALTIMORE. May Ii-Arr schrs O. Long HAYES Rock-
port slckerson Nie.erson DO Star Gage Providenoe.
Helen Mar Nlckerson. Boston; Searsvte
Cid ship Roland (Brcml Wicke Cadz land sld), Br brig
Conquest Scott MatanzAs; schr sarah Hoyt Cranmer.
New Haven, Sid bark Gangor Rolf (NorwD Larsen ueeas
for orders
I2th-Arr ship Emerge (Rrem) Schmidt Liverpool; bnxs
Kirkland. North. Ma,agcx; WIN Nichols, frelis
denAs Chowap, Ions 81 Johns. Nf sehrs LeonesA wry
~ John, kB: Maryland. Walker, and X Baker, - Port
land; Rhodeia Biue Peterson Port Royal Cid ship Anna
Pickett New Orleans; Aohr Saie NJ Shanks WcS
indies; Martha kobbns; hinnehaha, Lsaoh and Hydra
goa. Robinson. Boston. Rsscur, bacon, SYork:
AAE FRANCISCO. May ii-Ar ship Panther. 0aDnsW,
kSork.
sTONINGTOS Mar Il--Arr schrs Daniel Webster Perry.
AM ny Dicks PhilAdelphia Dickens. Dickens, kfort.
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srysvrs Coru--cfrcuif l--Nos 1850, 2ses.
25ss 2sT3 2sii. 2ss 2ss3, 2ess 2eo 2sei 2sea 2o7,
$500 ecol 2sos, 2eos, 2cc1 2eoe aeli asl9 r~ts-
$40 asss iisS 1885, ios, isto, ias isc9 issT 1906,
1852 - - - 80
xs2e ITS3 22s 22or SAT, 1909. 2s43 23ss zssr zsss
z3si Part 2Ss: 3x2, iis7l st laesl lrtz, sts 2zso
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ROmaine's Crimeaa .Bieters-The Best
oxhlarant tonic In the world.
THOMAS BAILEY Druggis,. Bible House
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Prizes Cashed tn All LegaliLed Lotte-
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES,
Room No. I, II Wall street, New York.
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Hhe Splendid Summer Number or MA
dame DEh0REsrS mirror Of Fashsoas." with extra.
ordinary amount OF Illustrations Valuable Infor
Portrait Of Prncess Alexandra large shect OF Braid
and ave fa sized Dress Patterns for only - oons Now
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Hoimes' Photograph Gallery. 3O3 broad
OF Duane North lght-su The improve
ments aud all tho styles illustrated
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HNAf'
Covingtpn. n.y., or 81, lsouis
OnioiaI Drawings Of the shelby College

Notice.-There VIII BE No More Tickets
Drawings issued In the Library Association Lottery OF
kentucky In this the third section Of the grant has
oeen repealed BY the late Legislature.
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Royal Havana Lottcry,-see OMcial
Drawing OF hays on another page. premium pad for
The New York herald., 1863-05-14

Ladies' and Gontiemen's Garments
cleaned like new without taking apart (Prcnch proess
LORDS. as Broadway. Entrance 40 Broome street.
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Rrouxvrs EN ROUTE roR HOME.


Tus KncHn 81. PATRox.--Tho Executive Board OF
the knights Of S. Patrick winding their collections
in behalf OF Irish distress, with view OF transmitting
the amount 70 Ireland the earliest moment They moe
10 morrow evening the Astor House when the ward
collectors are all expected 10 be present and mako nnal
rc,nrn OF their collections, tho affairs OF The fund
under The auspices Of Knights be closed at that
meeting.
TUE Excrss COMMISSIONERS Mr. Robert d. Holmes, one
or the Excise Commissioners whose term Of once expired
short time ago has been reapponted By Judges Daily
Boswor,h and Holman. The full Boara WIZ Reasonable
next Tuesday
CAPrAw JAMES r. o'BnRsE, ov TIE THIRTY SEVENTH
new Yonx voruxvrERs -we pub shei paragraph yes
terday In reference this gallant cheer who was shot
through the lungs at the bate OF thancelosyie ana
whose body s lying at tho Astor House The name
was printed o 'Brcnr instead Of y Beirne.
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Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machines,
with valuable improvements Onloe COS Broadway. N
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Prizes Cashed In all L-gaitzed Lottc-
terics Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
II Wall street room No N ".
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Sec Foote's Patent Umbrella Look
Stands at WHEELER WILSON'S. COS Broadway, NJ.
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Aaes.-White's Spring Styles OF Hats
Also Caps 2l6 Broadway.
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The Returning Regiments.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or the SECOND AND
SIXTEENTH N. Y. 8. v.-0ENERAL MCCLELLAN on
BOARD THE JERSEY FERRYBoAr WITH THEM. ETC.
Tho Second and Sixteenth regiments, NJ Y. s. " (two
years men) passed through this city yesterday afternoon
On for Albany, where both organizations were
raised. They number about hundred men, and
presented emo appearance These regiments have been
~ nearly all tho prominent engagements OF the war; VIZ
FAIRFAX Court House, Bull run, West Point Mechanics.
tiIls Antictam Fredericksburg, &c. The following
the officers OF the slxteenth:-
coone, J. J. seaver; Lieutenant Colonel, - ramsr
Company A-Captain Many; Company B-Iieu,enant
Knapp; Company C-Captain pennefnore: Company D.
Captain Parke; Company E-cnptain Bentley Company
H1aptan Sandford; Company G-Leutsnant Austin;
Company H--Captain Hopkins Company I-Captain Hell
Iecker; Company K-Iieutenant jemcrson.
Tho sixteenth partook Of refreshments at the Park bar
racks left for Troy per the Hudson river
railroad The second under command OF Licut. Colonel
Omstcad cii not stay in the city, but beng transferred
So steamboat the foot cf ,ortandt street proceeded
on their way homo. II so happened that Gen. Mcclellan
was on board the Jersey City ferry boat AZ tho band
crossed, and was Immediately recognized by the men
He was greeted with the greatest enthusiasm aud cheer
upon cheer up for the gallant general he removed
hat and bowed his acknowledgements 70 the returning
REGIMENTS In ROUTE FOR HOME.
WASHINGTON, May Is. 1868
Tue fourteenth New York Volunteers, oolono hcouade,
arrived yesterday afternoon froS, the RaAhsnock
army, roefe Tor Albany where VIII be mustered out
of service on nth ns when It's term OF enlistment
expires. has been engaged In eleven battles and 70
with four hundred aud two enlisted men ana thry
another nins months regiment. the One Hundred and
Twenty ninth Pennsylvania, Colonel Frick, arrived yes
terday from Falmouth II LETT for Harrisburg last evening"
rHE SECOND AND SIXTEENTH SKw YORK VOLUNTEERS
ON THEIR WAY HOME.
PIuIADELrBIA, May 13-2n +. ~
The Second and Sixteenth regiments of New York Vo
funteers LETT Camden O'Clock their return home
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pssnni CriDean Bittcrs.-As . Morn
RARMLEE. Broadway.
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Ma1s0n Mnillard,
Broadway Celebrated Chocolate for family from 30
cents 70 30 cents per pound.
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Wigs, Toup~cs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyetmg
hodsvia Cream for bcaotfying the hair, AZ W. A..
BATCHhI.ORs. 10 Bond street.
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from Fuvniture.-Ir0m Bsdsteads, Hat.
racks, Umbrella Stands, &C HUTCHINSON 4 WICKER.
SHAN. 2j9 Canal street. east OF broadway
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Trusses.-Mmrsh - Co.'s Radical Care
Truss No vessy street. opposite the church. No coonec
ton with other truss ofioe or the same name Female
attendant.
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l Second Hand SaEes.-FOr Sale, Five
Herrings make, cheap for cash, a 100 Maiden
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Csist adoro's Hair Dye, Preservative and
Wig Depot whoesal. aud retail No. Astor House Ths
dye appiied by rkfui artists
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Bogie's Hyperion FlaId Restores and
dresses Boge's Electric Hair Dye best la Try
BE convinced. W. BOGI.E Bostou Sold everywhere.
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Romaine's Crimcnn Bitters.-Nothtng z
offered equal this for reaned tass aud
dh inAi qualities. Sold BY HEGEAAN Co. aud other
nx,,Ou Outsfa
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY MAY H. 1863

Onicfai Drawings or Murray. Eddy d
Co.'S Kentucky sod Missouri .%ate Ioitsries
. kEsryuKr. ExrRA cLA.S IS-hay ~ 1868
10, Z. 68, 20. 81, 81, A., ". 72, 80, 40, 70. 8.
- - KEsrUcEY. GLASS z7s-.Ny ~. i5oA - -
", 26 rs, ~, z, 10, "a, 8, AZ. DO, W, ~, IL, H.
IL, a, 80, 6, 81. ~.
Circulars sent free of CHARGE by ad, res eherto
MI RRAY hQDy CO.
Covingtpn. i.y.. or So Louis do
ERROR
10 Kentucky State Lottery Class 22 the v2h inst,
e tenth drawn number should have been ~ Ia pac OF 3
s erroneOusy printed In yeslerdAys edition. the soake
being made(by the compositor.
OMciai Drawings Of the shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky
ExrRA cLAx s73-hay IS 1865
IT, ". 46. al. IL. So. 8, 40 81 So 0, CT, 2l, 62.
- - CLASS 3&wMay Is. i6ct
~, ~. 81. 80. SO, 10. ~, 81, 81. 22. 81, <6.
JOHN A. MORRIS co.
Wilmington, Delaware
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| w. A. Batchsior's Hair Dyc-Ths Best
In he wosi instantaneous harmless and reliable. Sold
BY druggists perfumers Factory " Barclay street,
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Hliil's Hair Dye, 5Oc., Black or brown,
natuIAl, durable beauiifnL D-po No I Barclay street
Sold by nll dru
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Disc ses OF she Nervous, Seminal, Uri-
nary aud sesua sysems New and reliable iresimentln
reports Howard sealed letter
v-iopes free charge Address Dr. J. skin Houghtou.
How ard Association Philadelphia. Pa
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"A Is u. BAssfoRDs, Cooper Insttuta-
IA AUhIvEksAL CURATIVE IN CONSUMPTION.
Reeommsadeasy the MEDICAL FACULTY In sAs ssas-
In DRoPsY ~ established curative psopsrsa havs lsa0
been without . rival.
The Diureic aoaveut properties Of the "ArouAus
6chiedAm Schnapps' rvndef Il decidedly enscaoous -
GRAVEL and AL other affections OF the kidneya
In 0oUr and RHRuMATisM. II .AAsa In the form =
warm punch.
Taken ~ hot punch In HUMoRAL and sPAsMODio
ASTHMA, Affords immediate relief.
peculiar and specific quAissh the cold ssASp
In AOUB and FEVER and prepares the syst. Tor The ~
OF the admitted Of this disease
Administered In CHoLRKA. CHOLERA MoRBUs snd
Iv.r and rapidly produces healthy secotons sh0uid
taken mixad with hot water and sugar
Asa RERvINE, TONIC aud PURIFIER OF bsod.
trial OF hftsen In all climass and undrr all
| stances has stamped u With universal appreciation.
It's the only alcoholic Preparation country
be generally mbibed with peszurv and safety
whom taken 10 producing headache OF other aneas
| ant consequences
Sold Handsomely wrapped In yellow Ia pint aad
quart bottles by all ApothecArrs and 0rUcors IN
tho United States Purchase from the Advertised -
whole country Ia flooded with them.
BOURBON wHrsKEY
UDOIfiiO WOLFE.
Warranted pure ana tho test quality. with the props1
etors tho cork and tao sims Of bis signature %
FOR sale by UpoLPHo woLyE.
No. ~ Beaver stresl
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Barry's Trioopherous for tho HAIR
Psronised by the principal families Of Europe and America
THIS excellent article admitted the standard prcparn
purposes with the Lair II prevents
Its falling Off, cradcAtes all dandrun &C. and keeps In
tho beautiful condition. It's haLuA renders tho
Of oil pomAtum other preparation quite supef
Auous Sold all druggists throughout the United States
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Murta ugh's Celebrated Dumb Walters
reliable use. combines OF working and
security with I'll. utmost durability warranted TO give salts
fac.,en Dumb waite" OF III kinds repsrsd or altered al
the shortest notice l.. MURTAUOH.
1855 Broadway. Thirty seventh street
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nrIsCELLANEOUs.

LMOsT An BHTIRH kEw STOCK OF
IL ZINE ROUSE fuhHisHINo GOODS,
CHINA. 0LAssEs, SILVER AND PLArKD GOODS,
CLOCKS. BkONLEs VASES, PARIAk bTATuAnxs
MIRRORS AND CHAsDELlERs
40. Ac.. Ac
We have made such extensive additions steok ehAo
We ely assert II has been oompbeto -
raeve A. Many Of tho goods having been ordercA ~
Europe before tho rise exchange, bo sold nearly
AZ CiEAP Az EVER
X. v. HAUOHWOUT CO..
kos Az, 40 and ava broadway.
Corner OF Brooins sruots
A SAVING or 10 PER OEkT BY BUYING YOUB
"A hr-t class silver ratsd Warn Table Cniesy. COOKING
Uteahiis AND HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
Al Il. d. BASsFORDS Great bazaar, Cooper 1nstaoas.
n D. BAssFoRDS Cooper InstitutnL
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Paris and London Medical Adviser,
&C. on the Of the Blood Nervous Urinary Sexual
stems sent In sealed envelopes for 81 Address Il.
Warren. No vesey street the .uthor, DR. Larmoni,
o7 Broadway. mp stairs New York Hours for treatment
2 10 daily.
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peiAs scad Head sarhsum. Obstinate kruptons of tb
Skin Uers, scrOfus Fisiua aud Kind of impu
rty Of the blood Also diseases OF the Nervous Semns
Urinary aud SEXUAL ~ stems No. Division street Ne'
York city, since ftH Book ana consultation grah Eish
and private entrance
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a. short, y1oti him ON the dial twice Dunn
returned with interest and Elliott dropped
hound Both equally quick ~ the call Of time"
Eliiotts face was swollen above the eye, and ono H
DAMS optics nearly closed Two TO one was onefsd on
by ether Of ,h.m Dunn took the
Initiative, but was stopped Heavy exchanges fooxei
Dunn receiving tremendous enc on the rihr and Elliott
on the dial. Breaking ground, they met again In the
ceotre ring. when similar hits wore given and
ceivsd, when Elliot, wsu, dowo receiving no, 'un S -
rec mandAss was, "fight cu."
osnd 9.-Boh strong ever. Elliott led on, but
1arpey At this uncure appeasd the referee on
be ground that had something In bic hands On open
ing Them by that ocias orders, nothing whaiever was
| Elliott. Dunn nailed him heavily on the marx and
again the fsee but straight len handler from E'ou
RoS~d ios-soine time spent fsintips, during which
800 to $50 was offered on Elliott The assr would Dot
tIous Finding Dunn would not follow him, hewalked
about, declining punns invitation 70 come into the mid
OF the ring The Brooklyn party attributed u 70 fotts
courage railing and ohcered their man loudly. Ne got
one on the face but not heavily and Elliott missins two
Roard iI.-Boh prompt 70 time Elliot, led but was
pretiy stopped More sparrne, when Dunn GOT IN one
on the ribs ond we'd nasty hit on the neck bost
rashsd No. bat was met with a left handler the
| mouth. cutting II slightly which he returned cleveriy
ssnacs d1 saey snsueS bann ssn IN some telling his % The
body, which kIiot did nosssem TO relish. Al last Elliott
Round ~, and as-rhs was a pro,rscted round.
Dunn plapked vicious rshthander on the RIBS without
return. More sparrns, Lunn calling upon hlio,, :,
| into his own corner The latter declined, and Dunn
| followed him up, sending In his right heavily On
the body aud jumping back without resurn Elliott
| npv rushed In, when his orpopent ret cstsd.
Again more time spent IN sparring when Dunn admin
.s,ered heavy two the boss and mouth snd, ss
ofore cot away without return. He called Elliott
,o cave hs corner pointing TO the scratch FINDING thai
~ nnrenance of his seconds counsel he would not Do
, ~ ,wsnt 70 him. forced fshting and rafting
htn~s we're exchanged Elliott pressing Dunn on TO ths
ones Which, being ack caused the latter 70 fai' ovc
| stfio m
~. vhen ~, seconds u The latter appealed 70 ths
.eseree On the ground That their mao uAs bic While o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-08
LYON'S KATHAIRONI

This delightful article preserving and beautify
ng the human hair Is again put up by tue original
proprietor, aud isnOw made with the same care skill
aud attention, which first created its immeass and
unprecedented sales OF ono million bottles an.
nuay Its strllsold at IS cents in large bottles
1t is aguin known that tho Ka:hairon Is not only the
most delightful hair dressing in theworld, hut that
it eleauses the scalp of seurf and dandru gives the
hair iYOly rich luxuriant growth, and prevents Il
from turning gray. These are considerations worth
knowing. Tho Katllalron has been tested for over
twelve years, and is warranted as described Any
lady who values beautiful heal Of hair Will use the
KAthairon, 1t Is finely perfumsd, cheap and yalua
Bile. It is sold by all respectable dealers Throughout
the world DIS. BARNES & 90, :;
deo19 6md&w New York.
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New York Market

New YRoR, April neutrality-suspicious.
dull, prices Slightly declining, 85@7 for
Z xtra State, 25@37 45 for extra Il. Il. O..
and Z 5O@s 60 for trade brands do. Mar,
Let closing dull particularly for good
Whisky heavy ut 46@47.
kept strictly prime.
Corn shade easier and rather more do.
lug ut S9@9I for sound. one load extra
choice, nearly yellow at 90 delivered, and
S2@SS for unsound.
o D scarce aud very firm at s4@s7.
Beef steady.
Bacon sides dull aud lower at e9@st,
western short ribbed 81 do. long clear, and
sos! do. short clear. and 6S for rough
sides.
Lard dull and heavy and declining ex-
cePt for strictly prime which is scarce and
wanted at l0@ll, the latter an extreme.
Butter 1G@ls, Ohio l9@25.
Cheese shade easier ut l25@l5.