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INIOL, TOsCANO CO., NO. SAN PEDRO STREET,
Havana, Cuba, respectfully solicit consgnments Of all
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CEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A puBLL =,
> market the Eighteenth ward. authorized ny aci 81
Legislature March Is 1863 will he received un, August 10
al the Of John ~ Hayward, Esq. No; - Delaney
street where plans, &c, be The Commissioners
reserve right TO reject all bids deemed Inconsistent"
the interest Of the CITY,
BENJAMIN r: ,MANIERRE. lc
JOHN v. HAYWARD, iCommssloneT
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HOUSES, ROOMS, SC. TO LET.

A r 15s THIRD AyENUE.-rO LET, TWO -FOUR STORY
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FEN ANCIAL..


TINTED STATES TREASURY,
~ HEw YoRE, August ], 1896
Parties holding thirty 800 coupons tho three
wears seven and three tenth notes maturing on the
Inst requested 10 hand them in with schedules, at
prior to the l4th inst Holders complying with the
will have their coupons for
them the lsth lust after three O'Clock Il. NJ Blank
schedules wiz be furnished upon application at the interest
department of this office
II. II VAN DycK Assistant Treasurer U. s.
(,ITY COUNTY AND STATE BONDS. AND ALL THE
" Government Loans bought and sold
JOHN MURRAY, q Wall street.
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL POINTS NORTH,
~ South, East and West.
JOHN b. MURRAY, % Wall street
1NIGHTH DIvIDEND-OIL CREEK PETROLEUM.
IL Companyrhe Trustees Of this company have declared
dividend of three per cent the par value Of the stock
twenty dollars, payable July 90
A. NJ WOOD, President
W. II. HARRISON Secretary pro tern.
JNIRsT NATIONAL BANK or PETERSBURG
REUBEN RAGLAND President
JAMES T.. CUTIBERT. Cashier.
Jas. Chieves " p; Silvanus Johnson,
John Donnan, John Il. Lemoine,
Thos. Withers. Daniel W. Larsiter.
On aud after the TENTH DAY OF JULY this bank will
be open for the transaction OF all kinds of
BANKING BUSINESS,
in the banking house formerly occupied by the Bank OF the
Additional subscriptions to the capital stock win be
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CEALED PROPOSAL bE kf.EINEp InE
- Building Committee ew Nyum uhn r!osay,
~ o'clock, the 25th day o; Tor the neesrs@Iy nne
for main corridor OF aiding amounting 10 near
Ann superficial feet For TIL Sly and sizes address John
W Iopg Esq Architect and superintendent care Of John
Evans Secretary West Baltimore street. Baltimore Nd
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DuRHHhN's FURviruRg ExPREss.--ruRNIruRE
Furniture bowed anil SHIPPED; Furrrs stored osSs MS
Meal EleNenlh street near HlAlh av0nuc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

no 7els J! llc!s!1!rItscy
.sIo1i.III Nm. =. .o1AaIao


~ ~ w sse ~WAammouux. lrny s.
This mOsn1ng . witness ~ 1ollcdL Who
Soce1nod ~ o. tn l7th Of Apef1 h oeasGh-
- ~ bec(Ao 81 Arnold ; thOgt Abaan2e
nom Fort learos. ard 1oupd -papefs, closh-
ing and Navy Ievolyer. n Court hsrs
peoooDo roeol 49, NM p110tined
y w. loaded then = II Ms e this time.
- Sssst s $sssssa ths li?iol e e disi@he5g.
Libby Prison. They were told 81 Na,or
Turner. keeper Of Libby prison, ihas he
tssatment vos good enough for Yankees.
Out q 1O'siCk men brought, IS or 20 died
the first night Weakness and emaciation
Of prisoners was owing TO the bad character
and insunic!ency of food. They were told
that the bad treatment W. in way Of retail
iation, ON the ground that rebel prisoner
had been treated wo1ethan niohrrisonsfs
Another witness testified that the Libby
Prison was mined, and thai. Major Turner
informed him that he had seen Cen WindeI
on the subject. The fuse was ready for the
mine ct the time Of Kilpatrick's raid. ~
Another witness, named Nalsee, was call
ed, when The Judge Advocate General asked
him whether Arnold was ever in the lebe
service. ~ sstf', s7T = S77F
Mr.. Ewing objected u the question.
The Judge Advocate General briefly argu
ed that the interrOgatory was pertinent, q
history had proved the connection between
treason and the Assassination of the Presi
dent. The Assassination was manifestly ,
political o6bnss, and was . consequence o
dislQyalty.
/ Nj. Ewing responded, when the Court de
cided that the question should be answered
The witness then replied that nc saw Arnold
In the rebel uniform in the city of Richmond
at the beginning VI the war.
Three colored persons testified as to thci
acquaintance with DIR. Muld, and said hi
conduct showed him to be rebel sympa
thizer and stated that he had assisted rcbe
soldiers.
A young man from Georgetown testified
tllat on the morning sfter the assassination
he loaned Atzerott 80, the latter leavin,
with him . revolver for security. The pisto
was produced, which witness identified.
had been loaded ever SINCE fiY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26
FORTRESS MoNRoR. Nav "a.


A steamer sailed from here this forenoon
for Savannah, under scaled orders.
Mrs Davis, hes 4 children, brother and
sister, and Mrs. Clay go to Savannah in the
Clyde, as permission for them to proceed
North has been refused by the War Depart
ment
Yesterday afternoon guard was sent out
to the Clyde and searched the steamer and
all baggage and effects of the rebel party re-
naming ON board A large amount Of gold,
valuables, icwelry, &C., was found in the
baggage Of tho ladies, but, with the excep-
ton Of several important documents, which
were found by the guard, everything vas
left unmolested.
Among the many rumors flying about TO-
day in regard TO the confinement Of jeff Da'
Wis has been one TO the effect that yesterday
afternoon he was manaclcd, in order to pre-
vent, no doubt, any injury to his guard
should he, as Mrs. Davis remarked, become
proroked ut the strict surveillance held over
him.
The strictest regulations respecting per.
sons visiting the fortress are still rigidly en-
forced by Gen. Niles, the commander OF the
fort. No person, either officer or civilian il
allowed to enter the fortress Unless provided
with the requisite pass.
The american says: Ex-Gov Letcher was
| arrested at his house in Lexington, Va, or
Sunday last. and last night arrived in Wash
| ington, in custody
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26
III 'SSEE 1iI[IIf|i:||

- nD1oDoo9OOnOVM UVVOOUUOUS
IL penetresest the scores AmbshSA
Of this terrible disease, aad sxserminasss \. foot
Il rSaiSvss AlH sns svrsSSase>
symptom: Of this lesthsome malady, end avsrts
consunption. Fl. Ia u,s (
1t cleans the heaA. AeeaesiseS
shi SF:l 3a s n, ~ s,c,e =. ss' If
lest seasring than tossuea can tell M n
lt y n0ee4 16r caflng he mose
hopeless cases, that every known means have
q Cures Hay. R.se a.A PsrisA-
e Catarrh, 4 The NEST obaIiaats and violsnl
N lsrn sfCaaarrh - nsases n
The head can resist IL psastraaisg power. M "
Dr. 0ooaa1e has new spOm1 =
lifetime IN bsttling with this fell disease. IN ri
Dr. GsSSeie.s C.sarrA ne-eS,
X. hh. .. liqsid iaha'sd fro. ~ pain 7
p. :. Gseaale = lknewa ahre+
Ought lh1sou10g5 = IL ealkSr . TIE ~ True
Theery e CstsEfh ser Dsblished. Where Il
erirn-!hes ~ rcyeess--aeds q tsssAasha--
Dr.. 0ooAa1ess Ranph1oaoa CO
tsrrh shenld b resa b every one. h - d
obtained ct our neasest Agsaey, Is ~ SeA1isg !
postnG1 stomuft osdbr oiA9e III - II
THE PEQPLB AND TIE PRESS.
GaIAs:s. I re- asaas z Pr ?. 0oSdsls 4 T. !.
e ds ~ s. &: ~ t!st 81 =
curing this terrible lleeass. He 10 thS- nsst and
only pt0pn mo SveF 1tntlF1isd ~ bscrct an
bush Of this fserfa! nalady. His rsnsdy sad
s' Fi, : R2i i' !Z. 1'Rs' ,rs,..r. ami
vhsss 1ln1ly Rbgsisiaa ". 0osdds ~ Sas
! II s.: d.: - !. en- -. csA.rsA -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

WASHINGTON, May Is.
The quarrel of Sherman and Stanton In
creases In intensity and bitterness The
Chronicle contains q long communication
from one Of Sherman's friends on recent
events and the general management Of the
War Department. The action of Secretary
Stanton is reviewed in scathing terms.
The Postmaster General has started South
TO make arrangements to re-establish post
Office communication.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26
NYw YORK, Mar %


Mr. John Wesley Fish, for many years ia.
vorably known as q telegraph operator
throughout the United States, died on the
23d, after brief illness.
The brig Eastern Star brings Barbados
dates of the 18th. a
The greatest sorrow and Indignation was
caused at President Lincolns assassination
Letters Of coincidence were received by the
American Consul from the officials. The
gunboat Steady fired minute guns and flags
were displayed ct half-mast. The American
Consuls Office was drared in mourning.
Uncasiness was felt in Salvador b. signs
of an attempt by friends Of Gen. Barrions to
overthrow the administration.
Il is now certain tlAat Spain has made
claims on Chill. How they are to be settled
was not determined.
The troubles in the Brazils continue.
Flores threatens Paraguay. Nss.
The revolution In Peru continues and Is
spreading, but there appears to be but little
concentration in its management.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

WASHINGTON, May 25.
There is no longer doubt that jeff Davis
will be tried for treason very soon in civil
court, probably in Washington.
Lee will be indicted by grand jury in
Richmond for treason. The moment he is
indicted his parole is ofno further use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

IARTFOND, NVH1I My ~J
An important suit which has been pend
ing between Judge Colt and the late Samuel
Colt, was decided this morning in favor of
Judge Colt. The amount coming to Judge
Colt is $4,000. The decision Is final
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

BrrrAlo, May 2o.-The Billiard tousment
closed here last evening, the FIRST prize, q
gold mounted cue was won by Frank NORTH;
the I'd prize, silver mounted cue was won
BY J. q. Stewart.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

WAsnlscToS, May 5-The Herald's sps
cial says:
Information has been received here, thst
Kirby Smith intends marching his army
across the Rio 0fande, and rendering It's ser.
vices to Macmillan. This movement will
be prevented.
1t 10 said, discoveries have been made On
examining the rebel documents, duplicating
promin nt Northern men whose loyalty hers.
totoro has not been questioned. y al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26
Price, only % cents q Bottle.
The Flsrenee HlgAtsngals
Il he Nursery.
The following II an extract from letter writ
l ten By the Rev. G. z. Weiser, to the 6rmsN Rs
fNsnse An@e~, = Chembsrsburs, Pa
A DENEFAl-TRE10.

There Il woman in the pubic eye Whose nsme
bed eli along been associated, in our mind, with
the 'Yankee," 'Qusck." and ''liumbug." But
II 10 % no longer, and We desiee to wrese her
name from I'll such suspicious association IN oil
other minds. Whatever notions we may hsve Of
wo0snly 1elicecy end prcpriety, Ne vii! admit
that woman alone ID tine Nurse-the good Nurse
the best Nusse. Whether wsshall have Female
Physicians Of not, 10 question which must be
% s : aSc '1 espps. and
tom may - we'll behave themselves, for II there
4 really . vast, there will also be asupply- il
thsre s. calling" there will be . ecnssng.
Naturo and human society arealways self supply
Ing. end though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
Mrs.. Winslow does not want 70 treat you Gen
tls,nen Nor dies she prescribe areEimen for
your wives; but mOdestly appears Is messen
gel OF health and happiness TO your lHvASIs In
the cradle. IL there anything improper in that!
s.v what il or il not good for ; babe, and ought
10 be listened 70. God speed her on humble but
happv mission. She is the most succ osstul phys
icisn and most eectua beneiactress our lutte one
ever enjoyed-hef doting parents not excpsted
just open the door for her, and Me- 1.s nns.ow -
thc Nursery. VI this We are 80 sure, that We
win teach our 6usv" 20 say "A baxssino on
M. Wmssow"- nelpiss her % survive asd
escape gripping. coiicking and teesh.ng siege
X performs precisely what Il processes 4
rs-iarmI every paft Of it-nothing less. Away
Ycns sC q; /" ssFarseosic," DfPs." "L.uda
num- and every other Narcotic, = py which TN
babe 10 druggedinto stupidity, and rendered da'
w. hsvc never seen Mrs. Winslow-knOw heI
only Through ne preparation o. ner :" Soo.n.ne
SWIM Tor Children feething" If we bad tht
nover. ve would make her, As she 10, physiea
savior q NE lofans Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

WAsHlsoros, Nay 25,-Ths Tribuns's
special says:
All the cavalry Of the Western Depart
nent are to be mustered immediately ct
Cairo for active Texan service. -.
Frederick Seward has had IN unexpected
hemorhage, which has excited renewed
anxiety in his case.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

New YcRK, May 26. Advices from Mat
amoras, Mexico, to the 4th, say the Imper
alists still hold that place, and It Is believed
the Republicans under Negret, are with
drawing. Monterey and Comorsga were in
possession Of the Republicans.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

Rest, Health, and Cenaera 10
M~n1Aer and Child.
NRs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tsething. softens the gsmss reduces
inflammation, slays I'll pain, and cures wind collie
Perfectly safe 10 al cases. Wswould say to ev-
cry mother who has suffering Child: DO not
let your prejudice, uor the preiudlces Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine II timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26
NEW YoRx, May IS.

- NH INV York, May %.
The Panama Star and Herald of the 10th,
hos the following -lss2 DseN
The contract for carrying the man between
England, New Zealand and Austsalia, via
Panama, has been finally arranged.
The death of President Carreras has had
. serious effecl on the minds Of the citizens
of Guatamala, and trouble was anticipated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

rsv YoSx. Ny n. - 5Sllewing = ;
x~ ~ w Dsees1nsaE rsla1fss = mss.
tsrise sut - dicseasgsnf vsssnees1s:
TSssssss1 1lgisisdD eeehesvassoss Army
s.epe vil bskspt talasA - ssnnas1iag
sspcerl, innsdia1ly 9 feoslIt - esd1s
Sirsetinf ~, psstioa u .sA 1cec1s y -
ma,tefoa ~ N erdse ~ saalap ~ -
rss1v 49,. = - 81 ~ SsllsWiGo r1alas-
~: ne aest tsoefe u ~ mi41l1 ~
ssrv department and q other afmieo o. ~.
sertments actiaG thsliie, Rlllrepdesvous in
ths defenses OF WaGhington. D. G., Har-
80 Fsrry and Cnmbegl6ad, Nd 49,
ID. Those u ~ nilitaey aivisisa Il ~
James q 1chaend aud ON Reint Com.
fort.
Carolina win assemble at Newbesn end VIII.
AZ. The Depars,nsns u the 'soush !,
Charleston, 8. O., and savannah, Ga.
6th The military division vsst Of thu
Mississippi at Mobile and vicksburg.
9Th. The military division Of Missouri d
Little Rock, st. Louis and Fort Leaven
.Tth. The Department Of the Cumbefland
At Nashville, Knoxville and Memphis
Tenn. sss.. 81
sth. The Department Of Kentucky q
| Louisville.
sth. Tho Middle Department At BalH
more. IN
Special orders will be given from he Ad
jutant Generals Office relative 10 troop
serving in Departments Of the East, Penn
syivania, Northwsst, New 1exieo and tn
Pacific q the time for tho discharRe Of sai<
troops approaches. In case Of oas q mGF,
regiments q division hsins mustered. ~
Of the division rspAinids IN the feld, IA
said regiment q regiments will - muster
ed out ct the place where found serving !
the time, AMI then sent to their severa
States.
The Adjutant General Of the army vii
designate the places and rendezvous IN tn
States to which regiments, After being mas
tered out, will BE- forwarded for payment. y
Every regiment will be sent forward to it
State and rendezvous a soon - the rolls Or
complete, carrying with then hsir afuaa
colors and necessary equippage. On u
arrival Of the regiments IN their RESPECTIVE
States payment supplies win be issued b,
the respective supply departments on re
QUESTION, and returns c0untersigned by th
chief mastering officer or his assistants. .
} The Herald's Richmond correspondent
, says:
i Seldom, the Ex-rebel Secretary Of va
has been arrested and imprisoned on . gun
boat in the James River, with Hunter an
Campbell.
1t was believed that Lee would also 500
be in custody, and Gov. Smith, now fug
: tive, was also captured.
Je6. Davis sits alcne in his cell, save III
J two guards, Who are not permitted to q
dress him on any subject whatever. and
: is understood he will be given no liberties
} The Hsrald's proposition 10 pay of or
) National debt BY subscription, hes been re
ponded to, BY Commodore Vanderbilt til
ing % shares, Robert Bonner 2, and Henri
A. Heiser's Sons 2. These shares are to
1 $4,000 each. a
i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26
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We have put up and sold this article for over
9oIeMH spd CAN 0AY ~ OONPiDnECE end
TRUTH Il 4 W6at Ne hsve never bseu eble =
say Of any other medieihe-NGvER HAS ID
A CURE, when timely used. Never did W
kuow IN iustance Of dissatisfaetion ~ aay enc
who used Il. o. he contrary, I'll ars dslights1
with its operations, and speak in terms Of CON-
tsss. We spssk & u matter WHAT M no
KNOW" ansr - year experience. AND
PLEDGE QUALIFICATION FOR TIN Full
FlLMENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLA4E.
In almost every instance where the infant = suf-
feriug ffem pain cd exhaustion. relief win b
tound in aftssn minutes after ~ syrup is ad-
ministered.
!. Pan dleectlsus e. usine VII sscompeny each
bottle. None genuine unless the fec simile Of
CURTIS ! PERKINS, New York, 10 on the out
side wrapper.
80 40 -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

Domst Fail - Procure = Mrs.
wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SyRUH, for Child
rsa Testhiag. II hes bssa sssd for - years
with never failing safety and success BY millions
Of mothers for their children. II corrects acidi-
" Of the stomach. relieves wind collie. regulates
the bowels, and gives rest. health, and comfort
10 mother and child. OfRce, No. - DEFY street,
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

WARRINGTON, May 26.-The following
semi official statement Is made in connection
with the authority announcement Of the fact
that the insurgcant ram, Stonemall, had un-
conditionally surrendered to the Spapisl,
authorities.
The conduct Of the Spanish authorities
upon the occasion WAS judicious, dignified
and in entire conformity with vanity TO-
wards the United States. Any nomentary
distrust which may heretofore have been en-
tertained as to the decision Of the Capt. Gen.
Of Cuba, have thus been disposed 81 satis-
factorily.
The following named general officers have
resigned their commissions in the volt nteer
service: Maj. Gen. "A. E. Burnside, Carl
Shurz. Franz Sigel, A. I. Lee, and Brig.
Gen. Raum. @M.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

The steamer Olympus which IN 81 s4f6es-
day morning for London with cargo of oil
cake. sunk yesterday; 70 miles east Of sandy
Hook. Crew saved BY . pilot boat. The
vessel was owned in London.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

y nes 1et yeur prejaalce stanA
. tween ysur seaseisg child and the relief that
win b absolutely sure to follow the use Of MRS.
WINDOWS sooFnINGsYAUP. II cosrscts
acidity ofths stomach, relieves wind collie. regs-
lstea the bowels, solsens the gums, gives rest 70
the mothsr ed health 70 the child. Office, IS
Dey street, NsW Ierk-
H1ft fO3sSs fgf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

/ CoorERssowr, vsnAN0o CoUNrY, Pa, Nay
20--Mr. Lambertcn, while digging cellar,
discovered rock containing silver u lead
and : white sand rock, il is supposed by III
who have examined it, that Is contained
cold. &Sss sa SsAsEM ~ e&
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26
aRgCElE ! Cs1U1E0Js'

As.ir .eDAoiHo
lib laqs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

vvNl. n. DlTTOE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW,
n and War Glalm Agent. Olace u
Brady stsest in Franklin DlUck, the deers north
Of Post Once. mt1sM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

= ,. Deown. 4as ALSnnD oUl6v
Brown 4 sUa.l.Y,
A TTORNEYS IND COUNSELORS AT Law.
"a Once corner I'd and Brady Sts. Davenport
Iowa mchlB :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

: ANKlVlo AND 9XcMAse69
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-26

.2r.z 9AME0 4ARR40ONs
U1AMILY 0KOCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
~ on hand the bed quality Of Pruvisiooa
Hollow Wass, Kerosene Oh, etc. u.s. s.sl'f
Second street, between Brady and Perry, D.
export. I..-a IL myl$dly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-03

nsr~mm and drcp-,, Q es,h debility, s. inhsmrns-
ton Of the lunes typhoid fever and dArrbs- tesoh
scarlet fever and hopping cough, each Group Dip
iberia and ANAL poI, each.
ASoTuEB ACCIDENT occurred Yesterday.
On this occasion upon the ue Of the Ssoteu s'tcei
railroad. little girl sred year.. usmsd Caroline
Nilnir in attempting 10 cro's The track. IN FER
81 Bot. e. LOGS nod 80 Knocked dOvn and run over
te oic lie o.rcss Of The CO. could Ia che tei she
vu iutiaq.y klued HE accifs1t Or -uf'e On he
com o. smith 4ni Socket st cots The parents Of
tie dec 20 q Jo,ide II No 81 Smith sties
NoUSp W MAN DRowNED.-A young
woman med Hela h Elm, empiored by the B-ookly n
IcuJ Con plny te. OIL he terry boat AHzo' a on
saturday lille dtssIug phi Of water, ami va
dioruej Her bo', hss not vet been reccsc 81.
RAILROAD AcCfDENr-Two BoIs BADLY
lrItF b..-On Satu'dsy evening, I eight tran on
th. Long bland Railroad. lille eute inl tie G, pot al
Hume = Point rrn ove' and scterHly Injured tro
TOYS Thomas Car let md Frank stare .--th. later
bad o0g tskeu OF ahave the instcp, aud tho former
bal he he d badly cou'uset.
FIRE AT GRESNPofSr.-Bptween 10 and II
o'co.t on St'uidS o .ht ne hIoko Out W the
vocfCn lult r~s n the tcAr Of tie church In Kent
sheei. damage b5O
BuRGLARY.-Ths liquor store of J. W. Con-
ro~ conner OF Futon svenue and ACE phi e. Get ~
10 o'sly entered On Sat1id.y night and foSusd Of
M IN ni 10 and liquors valued al us.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-03
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