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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

IT. B1.---lf yon have q hard Job Of hem
ming, thclzng, cordIng, brAding Or filing %
do, take 1t 70 the Wheeler Il Wilson sewing
Machine Office, where you will get it done ID
the most workmanlike manner, at the old
price, by one Of the best operators
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

Free Lecture.-o readers will please
remember that Rev Mr.. Hecker will deliver
the FIRST Of "a series OF Free Lectures in Hus-
ton Hall, Tomorrow evening, Turn out and
hear him. ae
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

Watches.-H. Kline, No. 1886 Third st
has . lot Of pAwned Gold and Silver Watches
which he oilers very low at private sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

Going The seghs are running about
the streets like 2:4O, and the snow is going
nearly as fast as the sleighs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
BOILED AND BaowNEDRYE CoFPrr.

| T maybe Interesting TO many Of cur readers to
Il Know that we have IN our midst manuiacturer OF
Boiled and drowned Rye Coffee who IL really noted
ior misunderstanding the pures the freesi from dirt and
me mosi evenly Drowned which is Of vast
m The flavor. The manner ia which it il prepared Is
suncient every giainis subject To water bath IL
lsNowed 20 Berninate then put into large
oi waller aud all the drt taken cut II IL allowed to lryi
and nom thenee taken TO the browning appaIaiiIs
where Il u subjected TO even heat 5i ~ hours
Ihe bfowng ppafais IS arranged that ali ihe fine
art, should there any remain, ~ blown out by inc
steam accamulatingln the cylinders There are hun,
dreds in the city TESTIFY the above TACT Ie AZ.
teie can be afforded rom 10 70 l5c per bushe cheaper
ntho Ryeis put inio the cylinders and merely Drowned
but 70 prepare t IN the manner above described IL c,n
not sen lover than present prices All wishing TO use
tns cheap substitute for ceee rely upon netting
pure article Of j. OAkNObD south siria % sis, k3i
~ e siS fIs & EiR9sa sas Ss Sst p98 98 '''
kNEISLf MCINTYRE,
SMITH &OLMlh,
FRITCH a NIPGEN,
Il. BiMM, wholesale and retail.
JNO. n. EDGAR, Wholesale and retail
w.R. 5. AHRES, Wholesale and retail
And at retail by almost all the Groeers IN tho city
II you want good buy OF those that keep the pure al.
ucle manufactured Ly e.
e7diw .o.ARSULD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

Beokel Hall, This popular place Of
amusement was crowded last night by the
elite Of the city to give eciat to the Beneff Of
Mr. II, A. Weaver. 1t was indeed an oya.
ton, aud shows conclusively that our com
munity are every ready to.reward talent The
company now ere perfect pets Of the public,
and we hope that they will stay with us for
some time. The play of tho Old Guard ~
have noticed before. Criticism can give no
idea of it Itmust be seen to be appreciated.
IN and out Of Place introduced TO US Lit.
tie Alice Hogan in a variety of characters, all
Of which she played so charmingly that we are
satisfied she is indeed, the Juvenile wOnder of
the World She sings like a nightingale,
dances like a sylph, and her wonderful changes
struck the audience at once with admiration
and delight We advise every one not to
miss the opportunity of seeing La Petite
Alice The other characters of the piece
were exceedingly well played; the honors were
faily divided between Mr.. Weaver and Mr.
Burt
Mr. Lewis delivered the beautiful recitation
Of "The Oath in mastery style, and was
loudly applauded. The "Young Scamp con
clnded The evenings entertainment and we
are free to say that we never. witnessed bet
ter performance here Mrs. Stoddart excelled
herself (if that could be possible) in the
character OF Joseph, and her change from the
light careless rougish boy To the serious, grave
energetic embrio-man, was truly admirable
Mrs Fiske, as the soolding Mrs. Swansdown,
was so perfect that we are satisfied Xantppe
wonld have bowed her head in shame. Mrs
Burt, as Grandmother, was like Grandmoth-
er; need we say more Mrs Hogan looked
charmingly, us Eliza Mr.. Burt as Mildew.
was par excellence the character. General
Beanyolr was in the hands of Mr. Weaver a
superb piece of acting. Artier, by Mr.. Will
son, was very well performed Mr.. South
wells part, though small, was not sighted.
Tonight an immense bill "Victorine a
Dance by little Alice; Ballad by Mr.. South
well and the amusing burletta OF Mischief
Making, comprise the entertainment We
bespeak for the Theatre crowded house. All
60 early.
On Monday night the great drama Of the
"Crlcket OF course everybody will 60
.N HEr t-s---s.s
Notice --Lieut James II. Blodgett, Of
Company b, 10Th Illinois Regiment writes to
the Dayton Journal the names Of the follow
ing soldiers, who have died of wounds in the
hospital at Mnrfreesboro, Tenn, December
81, 1862
Edward A, oblinger, Co B, 9sd Ohio, Day
Ind.
John BrOekhAus, GeorgetOwn, Brown Co,
Lieut. b says he has some little tribes be-
longing to the deceased soldiers, which he
will send TO their friends when he ia released
from hospital
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
SHAVING, HAIR.OUTnNG, SmAMpOOlNC

'FElHuMAs A. WlsE having taken The narher shop
Il on MARKET street recently owned by James X rea
Ter, aad hlted u mp Ia the most improved style ~
prepared W DO shaving, Hair-CuttihR, ahanijiouinp
etc. ia manner that cannot iail to give satsition
NJ invites all his ol,i Trends n q ctists,Ders to ~,
him call. Remember The piaoe-uorth SIDE Mafkst
street H'.Hf ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

Arctic-Last Night l--Topight win be
positively the last exhibition OF the Arctic
Panorama at Huston Hall 1t ia splendid
show don't fail 10 see il this evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
$4,000 Yards Of Delaines

NEWEs'r ann bksT sTYLEs =
ONLY 22 GENTS PER YARD.
The above goods we're bought on specula-
ton some time ago, aud have concluded 10
give my customers the advantage Of buying
them at the ORIGINAL COST, instead Of
selling them by the 10 jobbers at an ad.
vance, as l am SELLING OUT AT COST to
close the business.
SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAKS
ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY 40, 1863,
TEN PER CENT. LESS THAN COST.
GEORGE FL COLES.
CsuOcessor TO N. p. Douglass,)
jas 40 Main street. Af
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

HlnE undersigned - prepared 70 do all kinds on u.
holstery, repairs 81 furniture aud re- vanishing
also, all kinda Of paper hanging done ~ abort notice
a the rooms abeTe MT. ~ Ahbey'a Drug store, h 5
ieha tla. ohAs. A. hIkINAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
GREAT SALE on SUPERIOR MOTORS.

fINfE misunderstanding 10 move 10 Middloto,n
Il will sell Al public auction, at the TOWN HALL,
IA hIamisbuTg, OHIO, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Ii, 1868,
Two thousand gallons Of sennine RYE AND WHEAT
WHISKY Of the the old fashioned copper dislln1o
% Be sold IN quantities. nom Sten gallon ksg to oas
Tina vlisky y distilled BY the undersigned him
self and be knows 10 b pure and genuine, and Ne
egrees 70 forfeit any portion or all of ff its not atn
uine. M MAkkAhis ~ TO, 81 GkNUihH
medical purposes, and hyslolans Fhould a0t ial Ia
secure quantity ol H. Such "A opportunlty h al.
dom ever ofened TIE undtrslgne viii also on IN,
same dAy sell THIRTY hkAD OF HOtiS
blz months credit aill b. gwen 70 an Purchaser,
Who W execute noieS with approved secugIty III me
rate VI hA Per cent per nnnuu which viii lS deduct.
ed on cash payments salr to comaeacs At 10 o'clock
JaSodipa~'s PHILIP ZAPP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

Wanted.-By an experienced Book Keep
or and Salesman a situation in Il Wholesale
or Retail business--Whoesale preferred Best
of references given. Address.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
BALTIMORE OYSTERS.
aALThs = 60. oYsTERs
AZ THE OLD PRICEs
40 TT-- -
PAYNE a nATgIELD,


No 3uO THIRD STREET, DAYTON, ono
A Sk dAily focctUng AiRtb. a Go. . oystern direct
"A ifom Baltimore tile hert quality thr market
Niueh ,ney nrs hpN hie 10 sol At ia Glib itlCES
NO Que, Select, ana Double y, lss,, Are Asrratii. N.
pperi9r innnX pilicfa larnpel-t H4..t .s-As
They also keep constantly On hand the best article
% be found IN he Confectionery line, such as.
Fine Candies, Candy Toys, Figs Raisins.
Mats, Cinnamon, Dates, Green and Dlied
Fruits, Cranberries, Canned Fruits, Fine G.
gars, Tobacoos Of different brands, aud all m.
ticles in season
They keep the best stock TO be had ana th,y a,|I
articles IN the Confectionery line cali ai
fAhNE a iiArFIELIt
dedld4N bu Third Afps.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

A 7 a gencralmeeting Of the Horse shoers of in..
"A Guy oi Dayton, On the elth Of December, ists,
lr iolowlng resolution and b ni prices were et, "a
upon
Rfsttcci That the present high Ttices OF labor ms.
eral, and living, July urbtss n increas M ll,.
prices oi horse Shoeing nom Tie pas, res ana thai
Ne the undersigned, Will b. governed by the nlifou
ny prices ana VIII honorrty and AitEnl, ihtfe iu
ihe SAID rates, ~ take effect on and ater IN, lUli a.
4 January, isGl:
Now shoes ood, per set...................- 80 81 "a.
Aaw shoes, PLANE. ,.........,. - =, ,
Old shoes tOed aud set. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 ti
Hesetung four OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Nathan SHERMAN, A Makley
Thomas kAiiur, lsin,s II t,i.r
John klunk, Nj Edmond
ritnk ninkandii W. A. Dock,
Solh 10 hAIa, Jus~pn ", Ter,
marie nuiItyt james hNrrDy.
N'b-Hofs" shorrs throughout the uiintry sfeAt,
VNed to o. me 10 aud subrcrio TO the aboye An a
Piieesi h'oly ol WAich may he setn The l.l .t .
Sh'rinAn hrd street, east ot Jeii, tson. , iigie
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

On Runners ~ esterday 4 family moved
their worldly effects along Main street on two
ssds, Of the fashion of twenty years ago.
The unusual turnout attracted considerable
attention.
One of the most noticeable features on
runners that our attention has been called to,
was that of a gentleman who passed up Main
street last evening, holding in one hand a
cord, TO which was attached three little sleds,
containing a trio Of as merrie lads as ever
sailed over the ground on runners.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

Dead-A letter from Netherlands Di-
vision, states that, the following Dayton boys
died in the rebel hospital at vicksburgh, about
two weeks ago; ea hAs
John Kanable, 10Th Regulars; John Vat
ter I'd Missoarii John IIartung, CosA,l 5sth
Ohio.
They were wounded and taken prisoners
during our recent unsneeessfnl attack upon
Vicksburg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

q Lock Box 81 DAYTON Posi- ofioe.
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9eilg Gmpltes
City and Other Matters.


sg-Traina arrive and departfrom the Union Del
as follows;
oIScunAsI, HAniIros AND DArroN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

ALD PhPEIts new or any q ~ bo,,fu t,,
- ANDgEn 3 sceand iiaud stote. deg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-06
Strike OF the Piano Mn h ere.
DEMONSTRATIONS At TIE TVRN HALL.

On Friday some tho0s d Joerne, men piano makers,
employed 10 the various psaDOorte factories in this city,
ke .ked or work IN consequence Of refusal OF their
employers 10 iucre"se their wages. as demanded and
EcrauDcn proceeded IT, organize strike movement TO the
great anGe Of tho piano or;e manufacturers They
rai,,e'i at tic Tern ail in Orchard street.
terday mpruinf At carly hour the Journey men
assembled e. saasss--thcrO being g. the opening
~ ,be proceedings about Thousand workpen
prcscpi A Sir. Engelberg presided, and after some
discus,on resolution passed 30 appoint commit.
tse W cpiee on tbe Sub &c, with committee OF their
employers, who II waeS Understood, in session al
ranGeusens Win the strkers Accordingly the following
membere appointed such committee, which then
pr.oc"ssd 10 moe. thoir employers at tho Aforesaid
bce'' Messrs O Engslberg. VIM. - Chase =. Ernst j..
Aberc' cmbsc T. Oder waodcr s. Crahb j. Van Guenther
y Whitman, J. Dichl and \. Wagner. TIE committee Of
their employers composed " the following gentle.
ncn 20 StsiDway.f C. lJghte ID Decker l.. Hogelion,
1so siaek N. iaynes,J. D. DInham james Grove
steen and BacoD.
cu, when be iourDeymen w"re, BY their chairman,
Mr. sngeberR cal ed together 10 hear the result OF
the mission Il iksir committee. Inc hail crowded by
large auen.e and. as the meeting composed Of
equal Number 81 cfman asd English rpe,kipy MEMBERS
The proceedings leld IN both language Inc
mtee sobsas tally reported that the had
agreed 10 MAKE an dvsne Of GSen rer cent In oraa, ~.
cnt short this un,imely strikc this advance 1, take
pa.e from Monday, the 18th Of September. Tho
twenty Gve Ter cent. but, taking Into Considers
tim certain circumstances the Journey men have PASS ora
resolution accept tho proposition OF their employer
and thus resume " day their work a2ain.
In conclusion, IL WAS resolved that delegates, being
menters Of newly formed pias'ortc makers nssocia
ton, shall he directed take measures 10 odac. every
onrny pianofosio maker In this city Join this as
soci,tou Abs association has been in existence
s'x months when toricna,ed by strike, and numbers
some Elk hundred members AZ that time the journey
gained advance Of twenty 1--WE per c. nj there
como twelve fifteen hundred working at the
trade ia ths city who on an average received SIG per
week. which hss noe bcep Increased by fifteen per
cent
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The DRAFT ~ Bsoeklyn.

lee fol,owUg cssea we're disposed o. by the Provost
MARSHAL Of the Third district yesterday
SUBSTITUTE.
Ralph !. Cook presented George ssigei, ADsS 6rencr
presented Edmond newman, Edward Mach lntcsh pre-
ssnted raul chandelier George b. Leocb presented VIM
Fitzpatrick chsros y reepsld presented tchn r. Hunt,
Lsrnard o. Wartnsn presaptsi Ibjs CciIcr, 6eorse w.
Reed prc,cp,ed latrIck Ncis-,pe.
ngD ssssits-
Aloei. BTc" q, WIN H. 1n.c, tIci.so. loosen, Ibcs.
ao..y has b. CUMMINGS, az = ikser. Ii;ns Jackson,
RcharJ riryea, John Lyman, WIN. Ra. sell, sts.
pben u. srilh, iohn ~ stryker, Einnha q HOLT thls
P,us rsras.
wm. Brady. Ralph Enbb, Jcsa Hamilton, Vim. 4.
Iltor, A. Moore M,chssl fwioy ranei Gi'lon james
conway, Michael Moran, Cbr.si,lha looit Ti,os Ain.
bier, John a. Miller. lsiroA oskc- ise'A, HccormNk.
Chss. >. FARRELL
Henry ". lafe, Gideon Pearsa, John FARRELL, Albert
Mcmillan, bspsDh lfAss, 6eorse IA 4 Beouctt Tlosnas
b. sicet jonn u. Robins, VIII. m A. B1u.h,on Jst,r.
w IsoInFson, Rntsrs g. Wool Nicholas k.nny, y. 4.
y w sr.scr, oe,tse W. L,naon, Joseph usaser, ~ al
hcrr-, james Hanniny David cameron thares r.
goid,hwa ans Cunningham, Chari-s r. Close, Icseph
waiter, JACOB Toy, bcaian',s D, eonlmsn.
stisvs.
Gu.'evns Hinc, Nathan lur peier Iouusly, Geo. "
Ighrs, X Gly M, II. OhscD. RaDor, NoAan7n a. p1gsi
r"n H. Hut-f, IT., q. ". fobias, A,cae4s Nbae scob
shrsndi, y b.sor y. fu,osrer. .Onp pnan, b. h.ris
ncr. THIS L. nurphy, = opulou, WIN s.ee'isaa.
!. rerhiu, Geo wrisas, p. Bsien, wm. Moot, ih..
N. kehoe silas Decay. H. Kadrasoeessr 4 T. 'ccraies
~m J. iiA,i, Abrsr er1sh.
C Jung, Geo. ". smith Jonn r. ketolun, Pat. Rsi.lu
Geo. H. c'0rd'r' H''ry y, ne,asn'
;. .. :. gnssr,.. An'hcHy Weber Nagi, jaae,
heavy al lAsssr', .
Charles r. Drepeca, n. De sr1s, veorge q. Horn n
r. vyrhod, A. T. hsrIill
yvo A1>puw ONE yAuy ~ mnviv
Cornelius vei6ss, VIM. II Lewis
pAsumas o. noraEzt&w arnSnsx
Peter Farrell. D. Mcmahon.
n
Samn O Han, n. O. panton
anuAsstylArcs.
sss:sSss v Y,,.'....,,.,.''....''''..
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The seventeenth Regiment New EorE
State Vaiuuse.rs.

me honor Of being the first s've.1ran ycrmcct,; ,s
ach from New York seems ab,u 20 be accorded 10 the
seventeenth Among tic irr 10 leave a. the Grs. Gail
they are again moving in the advance Having rasrf
through all tho campaigns Of the Army OF tho rotnae
they came back with greatly reduced ranks nu, Such
was the esprit az corps that the majority Of both one re
ana men again rallied around the Old Tag Iy The resent
accession o. the hne body of officers and ue knc~n as
the Eleventh regiment N Y s. ". the old sevcs,a nth
now greatly outnnmbers other reg
in mis- state Colonel William T C. Grower laie mailr
tnough not yet tnly recovered the ercts Of
wound received at the battle Gr0veon Is again adv
!" eaa his Old regiment back 70 the field ana
place in the ''army Of the freen
GENERAL ORDERs--No. $50.
The organization known as the Eleventh rccont New,
YORK state Volunteers, Col. Augustus Sage ing
IS hereoy dissolved The companies mustered iolo aor
wee together with the men enlisted for This regiment
VIII be transferred to the Seventeenth regiment Kew
T TSx s ssse Volunteers rsorganizng by CO.. Grower
New York State Volunteers TO witt
Adutant-Jsmes W Johnston,
Qiarterm1ster- W. Warner.
Surgcon-Ge0. W. Jewett,
WI DC Immediately mustered out OF service .royxg.
mental property the corresponding officers OF tha
en,esntn regiment Al authorizations granted TO snss
volunteers are hereby revoked, TO take sec. from the
date Of this order.
BY order Of the Commander. in. Chief
JOHN T. SPRAGUE. Adiu,sn. General
GENERAL ORDER-NO 6.
IixADorARIERs sEvEyEENrH RxGsNxxr NlsV.)
no. S0O BROADWAY, NEAR DUANE srRKsr, :
.Nkw YoRx. Oct. 8 1868
10 compliance with Special Order No. 100 Adutaus
Genefals office Albany. N. Y, october L. 1863 the
9orsgned hereby assumes command Of the organization
S Serotoiore known as the Eleventh regiment New York
state volunteers Companies A, and will hereafter be
Known as Companies d, and OF the Seventeenth reri
ment New York state Volunteers To proy ie for tha
greater comfort u Tho company commanders wi
Immediately make requisition the RegimenaI Quarter
master FOR all the clothing needed by their mon aud also
report TO the Adjunnt the names Of those in their CON-
mand who have not received their first pstalmcnt of
the state bounty and immediate steps be taken 70
secure lis prompt payment and also payment OF the
OK pay and whatever my be due tho companies OF tho
lae Eleventh regiment BY command Of
VIM I q. GROWER,
JNO. p. HoiLEas, Adjutant.
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The Sanitary Commission on the Ra ttix
Field.


INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
PH,LADErrus, Pa, August 10, 1888
IT, CEANRiS, Surgeon in chargs o. United States tcpo
raj Hospital, Gettysburg. Pa:--
LEAR sir-As one having lively interest In thc 70.
fare o! the sick and wounded soldiers wooid hns 10
learn. over your signature, what your opinion ~ fssed
on your eNpericnee) o! the Sanitary oInnieson ar
public bcneiceDce. n worthy and ejcienl iuetiLu
iieH Nigh. safely advocate rs claims 90 tho conn
SenCc o. tho people Your answer would ges.!y oer.
linADouARrfly. CAM IzrrrRMAn,
bhSIhAL h0srjrAL. GkrslsBCRG, Pa, Aug 90 1863 I
aEaM ni am sstied at the opportunity, wh,ch your
ehhciency and safety OF the Sanitary Cotnmisson o.
channel through which tho public beuecence can be ar-
80 mucb ncr 10 my opinion sords 90 great for
dispensing the bountes OF the people In mannev best
ply the needs Of the soldier. The character Of the men
composing The commission the quiet and
manner in which they distribute their beuefsiions The
thorough acquaintance Of the society, by which n nh,e
to work promptly efficiently and surely: the fsc,uiv
winch " mas acquired by s long experience OF oouorn,
ing 20 iegiima's rnes and asases, By which il ~ enabled
70 enter vnefe loss scrupuous agents excluded aud
ny witch its efficiency Ia greatly Increased, and the
thorough loyalty OF the who represent IT, disturur,
through which the soldiers friend should ssca ths s"E
disrs good.
Ny experience with the Sanitary Commiss %. IN work
ing ior the SICK and wounded, has been ing and vel,
tried and esteem " beyond compar,sou the mos,
acceptable society in the field bne Of is best scaturs.
In my Judgment consists the business charace, or ~
agets their ability and success n wor. No d,s.tv
Tor the grand object Of the institution. Pee De- =
never received with dis,rust BY thoss who are respn
sibe TOR the welfare VI the disabled soldiers aud this hs
mony ~ essential To s efficient working.
For theso and other reasons particularly for The uas
nnnde OF 10 benefits IN the past am prepared W adyo
public that its usefulness be not permitted become
p'red' AM sir most truly your oesd!sn, servant,
surgeon 10 charge GENERAL Tlospita cs,tvsh.r.
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sss,>o ELEPHANT Al a Cosr o. s<ooo-...c.us
Buckman, better known 90 "Iaura," o. No 10 greene
street Rossy ws-h, " her boarders and fAwA 80,
nour, her bar<ceper, taken into Custody y.s.,
by de,sstve slovcy, charge u robon,g q. coai,,
named r. 5. ryrol, q u 900 under ,hoSroIo- On
cir cumriapcesTa complainant apFrsrs ha,.s from
Connecticut, and being on visito N the mc,sso .
dr1pped IN AZ Isnra's, where he found claf cou,o
NAL spirits and invited them TO take ride With hn
High Bridge The invitation was graoocsy accepted
srd carriages being ordered az q nss hbor Ing liver,
stable The party started Tor the urper end ~ tho Aar
tyrre snd Ro<ey occupied carriage While LAURA AID
her bsrseeper occupied another ~ iuT'f ..unlri,
mep,, N Harlem lane the excurs,ocis,s Pat dcwo
glorious dinner. and AZ DARK the whole pafg,
reformed W the city lille ,bs worss foy hlno,.
90 arriving al his hotel the Yankee d.sooyaed b..
alarm that he hal been robbed thousand dollar
Ia Treasury notes end drafts bcss.s diaod valued a
one hundred and dollars ana suspectug that lns
and her accrnpsces vcro The gui ~ partes rad Then
Wre.ei upon being brought before Jrs,,c steers Go
prisoners denied ~ knowledge of the missing caey and
sscncd quite indignant at The courss The country
rursrod. lsura ana seymour discharged bat oa,
was bold for examination No trace os tha pro
rsrfy has been dtstoverei.
sISerlm Css sss.rrI AID BsrpsY -Are u,H.
Brciercs. OF 10y Downing street, sas brought Bvfes
Jusiso Kelly, al no soHrsn Market rolss court, t,.
tesiay % charge IecLl2gs assault and battery rr
err. against boz ny wrs sarah soosxs "a occnpanl =,
the same prom Tho cOap ailsnt nssxsa has ou ns
On u'timo diaeIiy cccaIr.d between hor ..a
srnas zen esq didn't o-y o. Mira Brcdsrcky, whcs
the dc'vud M nsrlvrca snd iitod youps -no Win
san.nt'y 2 roll psrle,. rubbing tho csne uer, n ne
sslaene' q the aFllciia. .Dt Tor lnfsrps of
aaJs ~ rest sgwy eSrrcf ~ Jstnes v rN,iS, eno
aitcbiei iicsssci, dd Attribute ~. dettb n
trrsimef rcseivsd tifs imrd u MIS- D-1terpx,
gsso thr us-sa bar's sse The mother ,saf-.
h-l, bnseysf NJ the cgaIls rgrsred by tho liyss.-s
ara demands tha lhe Eaatef shai tc fully nve~Yaos
JnHse Koy held Ne aclas q b ball IN mo snl N ~ 90
70 avail the aCtloa o! ne Gsani Jary.
Tvs Dssisios N rss wftseg sssov CAsr--fa pwrt,p
ISIS IN HAsusn--Jnslfc is,sf.g rtniare8 te,.
IN tha wrs,n araa tlfr yesterday, dheis-ar ~.
com saint ans lss'arrie~ 81 tho dfialdang. -
ssii that pTcce-liuss yii hr .muei'atsv l.ilis 80
against Airs. Iarka sui children, Csfhai ns std
James, fot gCrIlrr. M t'1sirs the r.H1pla.ut tfs
mas ls,ra,e maie o. 'he '3fnvir- RIM j.
Just TO tho iefentanis - sF that there "a - a.
dsrce given To tne rplarsnt NJ. ~ iaarhsf
These Witnesses hare, bes1as giving acssat lncrfa
bic m taef hor schrtantaiy crrtrsdsd rsN,eFt &C.
instances by many cra6he si,B~sse,. rs ght fHtier
" thai tho iras csrcui s-aninacu n The
ier hs lefi not tbe eusi sraiiSicr he suyi u
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