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self Abuse.

This vice, which is never prscticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved The
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblesl
and most talented young men that evel
gave tongue 70 elOquence or pen 10 song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim K
living skeleton. Nor are these its ina
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight thai can kNeet mortal eyes. To b
cured permanently Of this ahiiction, call OF
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him By letter. Box 500, Nash
VIE, Tenn. " - feh1e-N
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Persons unacquainted in the city seaing
80 many advertisements for the retament
Of Special Diseases, are often ct q loss 10 de
ermine 10 whom 20 sBirust the Treatment
Of such cases. To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the oldest estsb-
lishment Of this kind ia a No. q Doaderick
street. and this should b a sufficient guar
entee that this is q reliable institution. DR.
A. RIcHARD JOEEs may be found in his Of
ice daring tie hours stated in his general
Ae o6fcc
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THE RACES OF SATURDATe-The Nashville
Race Course under the direction OF Mr.. Ebb.
Demming is gaining an enviable reputation
among the turf men Of the entire South and
West. We congratulate the proprietor on
the new order Of things, and hope his efforts
to restore this sport TO its original purity
with unlimited success. Our readers are
directed TO the advertisement Of Saturdays
sports, consisting Of trOtting, pacing and
running races.
The Fa meeting over this track viii be-
gin the 10th Of this month, and from arm.
walls Yesterday it indicates a very Interest
ing term. Mr.. Van Lieu has arrived with a
stable Of four horses fror~ Cincinnati, inelu-
ding the famous Charley Armstrong that
won the Post Stake in thelate races at that
point. Also the stable Of Capt. Moore, en-
bracing two famous racers these horses are
all entered, and lively times may be sntici-
pated.
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RgLTEyKD.-General Parkhurst has been
relieved from duty as Provost Marshal Gen-
eral Of this Department, by General john
son who Is relieved Of the command OF the
District Of Middle Tennessee, BY General
haEen. Gen. johnson win assumo com
mand IN this city - Provost Marshal Gen
erat Of the Military Division OF Tennessee.
IN q very lev days. We part with General
tarkhurst with regret and will sadly miss
as genisl AMI social character in onr dea'-
ings with the Office Of the Provost Marshal
Genersl. We are pleased to ] arm thst the
General Will saou Commence the practice OF
law in our city. We wish him every sue
cess. u
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We take pleasure again IN reeommendine
10 the public notice ne claims 1T Snrrsa6
r. Seymour, 50 Cedar street. as an EXPERT
oculist and aurist. We have knouu and
recognised has suPerior ABILITIES a. Pltvsi
can and surgeon for some time, and now
take pleasure in endorsing them again.
ANY oiner persons who labor under any DIS
eases 81 she Eve and Esr can really Get no
better adviee than te call upon Tho Doctor
Al his Office.
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Last Chance for Bargains.

TIE s.Glsr Goods a. A. 4 b. Landubere
corner Public Square and Market are now
being closed out These must be sold 70
gardisss Of price. Now is your time 70 GET
great Bargains there in Tobacco, Cigars,
Canned Fruit, Oysters, sardines, notiong
and Hats. Convince yourself By calling
hora
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MERcHASrs or TIE soUrE, ATTENTION -
A very extensive stock Of ladies cioaks and
shaWls, Of the MOST desirable styles, can be
boughSst Northern prices, ct Eisasser Co. p
No. 80 Union street, 0as door west Of College.
sep2j Nv
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TTExTY-FTvE CENEs ron USrnS AEB PLaS-
ms BAxg.-The notes Of these two Banks
seem 70 be steadily declining, and as cash
Rank has over 8 million 81 circulation still
~. they viii probably decline % Is centi
in The dollar. Thos. S. Mari, Broker, car
NJ II Unioa add College streets, however
rs several lsrge orders, Which enables him
~ rive consid erable mere than this raie q
prsssut. Send your money % hira beierl
he oriers ere flsd. 81
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AUCTION SALE OF WINES AND LIoUoRs.-Wt
call the attention of our patrons 70 the ad-
yertisement Of Geo. Shielas Co., who VII
oiIer for sale large lot Of brandies, whis-
kies, wines, etc, at thor auction house, the
Tth of October. Sale 10 commence az II
o'clock. The same day will be sold largs
lot of secondhand furniture, carpets, etc
Sale positive and without reserve. g
PRINTER WANTED.-Wanted, at the "Easi
Tennesseesn' Office, Kingston, Roane coun-
~, Tennessee, q good practical printer,
Good wages paid. Address, w
EVE a HUTcHISsON, ProprietOrs.
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FTEsr NATIONAL BANK o. NasHyutx.-The
Seventh Quarterly Report Of this insutn-
,lon VIII be found il eur columns this morn
lns, aud We invite % IL the attention Of our
readers. Il Is su exhibit Of which the own
- ol The Bank msy well Be proud Is
s.'Ss that the Bank has been vel conduct
NJ &c e IA q sound aud healthy con Siiion.
l.sh,Laasse neveF had more pros perous 81 re-
paaEing institution IN our city.
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II the ladies wish something plain and
elegsut, call aud examine those real Irish
aud French Poplins, Ell shades At
VIZ. W. BEEET 4 Co,
sept22-tf. No. 81, College st.
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Wholesale buyers would do well 20 call
and examine the stock Of staple and fancy
dry goods, notions, bo0is and shoes, cloth
ing ard has 90 VIZ. ". BEEET Co.'S.
sept22-tC
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(. P. Cone has received the Ledger, Free
dsiliss Of the Sd.i APpleton's Railroad Guide
for October.
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Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods Of the
latest styles Just received.
r. II. THoNrsoz,
fspl2-lm 3 Cherry Street.
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Bachelors Hair DyeI

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produce
immediately splendid Black or natura
Brown. without lnjuring the hsir or skin
Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. solC
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. Bachelor. Also,
RegenerGtiBg Extract Of MilefeErs, foi
Restoring and B6aNtlfyiHq the Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR, NEW YoRK.
aapl5-Iy
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Hats,CaPs, & Furnishing Goods
Latest Styles,
Just received by r. B. THOMPSON
sepl2-lm % Cherry street.
FIOnr and Cheese.

Hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunns every morn
ing at the Nashville Steam Bakery, l6
Summer street, near Union. sep5-tf
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Notes Of the Bank Of Tennessee dated 1861, OF
signed BY 6. C. Torbett, President, are unsslesble
southern money Of denominations les, than So,
than the above.
Uncurrent money can he REM tied by Express or
mail and returns vii be made promptly
INITIATED and defscsd Tres Sury Notes bought.
Not7ern and Eastern money taken at 8 per cent
discount.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Good board. or b-ardand LODGING, oan 9e
i,ad if application ismsde 10 No. 81 SCUM ll
SIMMER street. a.-s vetf-"'
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Just received, per Express, hne lot Of
swissss, carleton, nainBook, muBlins. At phi
vato sale. Csc. SgiELDa Co.
fyl-tf Is and - College atraat.
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NASHVILLE TENN.
FRANK PARRIsHs

No. 50 Chlrch S., oppoais the tfasoa e Htl
HANlNa Just removed iafo ny new s1f coumn-
III di1ua s. con, j res ec.nIlfF nrnourrr la my
cid patrpus and fheruthe llai am 1uH rely 81
VITA Al eErererca. A. 9 lfa--r ~ Ea-Har aai
halr-dresaer. % DRY yesrrr ald 80 qae ~ itH
most c17rnlqii1Is eterslE ans cllr rlfief Pc
70 chaIierga ~ rr7nar'au1 via a1F alrl.If na n
the Enslcrn cifiaH. H1fIrli "a 81 iriif ri "a A
1ucs. Neat Wataf- l1.ea - 90 20 q -n-at-
- 1rthlnr I'll - llrl ac4lE frt alaa
h1ir-.lrrs1a-s a1d hsfleas aaalf ln st-rlatn1a.
Ha~r1rsr lna shou ID p pleu fN'H clcrE il
! rirIaeIl Ga -IInflT 11lfa-ra So - .1'srr
.-.-ie-7r-..--ka rink Ft.lEIsH.
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As-nesses
New York EzeIiahse SIN z % a,ies and - par
buyipg. 4 selling There rs als1 good tusne
dong IL 7-sgsrsfich are shh selling st pr and N
terest
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Hats, Caps, & Furnishing Goods,
Latest Styles,
Just received by R. b. THOMPSON.
sepI2-lm Is Cherry street.
BacOni BacOnl Bacon

A. 4, Spencer & Co, No. 8, Church street,
between Market sud Front streets, have
Just received a large lot Of Bacon, Clear
Sides, Shoulders and Hams, for sale cheap.
A. A. SPENCER q CO.,
Forwarding and Comm Merchants,
No. Church St, bet. Market and Front.
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The advertiser having been restored e
health in few weeks, by very slmpl'
remedy, after having suffered several year,
with severe lung siectioH, and that dread
disease, Consumption anxious 10 make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means O.
cure.
To all who desire it, be viii send a copy
Of the prescription used, free Of charge,
with directions for preparing aud using INC
same, which they Will 6nd sure cure Ioi
Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, &e' Inc
only object of the advertiser in sending the
prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which be considers 10
be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as II will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please
address Rev. EpWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York
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llRITlL AND gEPLEWRE O. TIE IRlIEs:

Gus jos 0FFIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nestest style, and at the lowest
prices, at this Office.
For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Will be sold cheap for cash.
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To the CITY Council.
RECEIPTa

II \ Ohedieuce to law, the Recorder and Treasurer
II beg leave 10 submit the following statement q
tie tlnsnclal conditscn Of TIE Corp ration the
hnnlcipsl ear negiunng Octohsr /, 1884, and end
rs Octoher l, lss5;
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CITY NEWS.

DfFD-At GoodletisFille, Tennessee, Octo-
Der 18th. 1853, CaILIK WAEB, infant daughter
Of VIM. II. and Ballie z. Mcbride.
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- - aAA1AA1 - a-AA1Aa - -
Or see the boxes, barrels, bales and package.
going Out Of our business houses and manu-
fsturiss, The letter., docuu1euis otc-, ron ths
Offices Of our professional men, the clothing
brick bats, var clubs and oiker orna
mented nsedlevark % he |ua1hsr-womaa
without being marked with one OF Traurhi
Ribbon Or seal Presses, stenssls or Brands
which can be f0uRd % No. 1sJ< n, cherry
street, % stairs. Mind the stairs and don
fall. How are you Burns, who is ahesd.
sept3wsdues6sat-tf
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.SANDS'ALE

NE rsrs % hs1d iarEe SEEK cr er-dsf e. !.
~ 80 Gulm 81 Stock aIsa. ahirh - el.sr.
En.ee eirec. ron ata-s Dr. Eo Hraaate. aIlao'
40.
Also Bo.asd tis 81 ihs ~ usss.,f.-tu-a. We
12sc $50 iarle siorE q -uliersi -uurI ss. a1a
Etr1lF efocerrs, Elica ~ are sfsrug st 10
aEer1a. ~ q. NO fu a coz.
lele-d tf tsIuu sttea-
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aeIonftarg : Commercial.

ookREcfEs ~ TaEs1ssT xzrIsSEL HAsks
10. 80 .GoLLEGE s.zEr1.
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Telegraph.


aOusseau On kentucky Affairs.
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The Complexion and Hair,

Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered, Cray
Hair restored, Light Hair darkened, Veal
Hair strengthened, and Bushy hair beauti-
fed.
Also, Pimpled faces cured, purihed anc
made soft, smooth, clear and beautiful, BY
the use of Chapman's Celebrated Receipts
Mailed free 10 these who wish 10 give then
an honest trial.
These receipts can be obtained without
charge by return mail, by addressing
THos. p CHAPMAN,
Chemist and Perfumer,
oct3-lm S31 Broadway, New York.
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metropolitan Enterprise.
GREAT GIFT SALE
CF ira
HEW YORK AND Providence
Jewellers Association.
Depot, SIS broadway.

AZ Immense sf0ck Of Pisu-s. w.i-hes r.-.f-v
~ feneI eqqia, az 20 D soli 'oF gEE' uOLItH
- ~. 90 : Z ~ % FaEa, zud nos % 1e palf
-,i - Ioa ael Elal you a1l reenra.
cEErIFI1ArEs.
taru.nE each arti-ia ard .ts vsir.. .-. -r..-l .-
49, enie'1pes and vel mEed 0as Of issss 81
49, j. ~ = ~ ~ MI B. 10y sdfress on re-
- a = efalf I've p. al eiHsea irr 81. aIIrtr
iof u 4r1Fe p OIL end oas hrarfref tt- sI5
'ltre n RI Pc EerrIleaie you r.. zee unas r-1
ar SONG u ntres ant tnen if 3D. at year anf11 II
pay ne dollar Hui axe tna trfs or uat Furrhs-
Ferf ifa1 in oslo a Goa n tt-h, fHaruri Nnr
f.aan. rarilE dachue. o. say So cf Fsaarr Is
euf lt-t ilr q. ald in % rue can fiag faf -
tntl NE DO 'ara u0f Oh. - fraFsa fala.i 3 ~.
ssenf1 ua1Ie.l IN every faarI .n t1e raurtrv
Every rerenu fraar $50 day ceiling r--- Car
no atas f1H greatest au q 0f fersrV ever es-....
sad IeariY agr cslts l1r b o. .feafe rl.,n -.
.1llFrn YHr s"el fcu raa rftEu for one lI.rr /.
t4e sanleru De lrf our csruisr usiufra an a.
and "a t.lIlll.li a.aaa lrf'rna 70 aeantl
sffIras tAEE8 hNICF .Na1r h ra
a1pir-n -i hruaiFsr. Ssa Fae.
=s-
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NAsHvILLEA AND DECATUR
G.
RAILROAD LINE.

Teun- . As r. R.-Ce1- Southern r. Rem. 4
Ala. Cen 4. g.
ufSL. erEEsiETEsuEsT's OFEicE, Z
AaaHrlLlss Oct "a, ia1s. J
NASHVILLE 4 DECATUR r. R. LINE
On md sasr Wslnsslsy. ihs en- SIT. and 10
~ q .urfler notice, Passenger lraiaa vii run ~
iodcurs
tea4s Nashville Or pecsisr and Huntsville q
Tliam
Eet-ruing-LeaYa lEcatur lunctIon nt q an Er
nUnE at Nashville a. as , m
Accommodated Traiu or Coiumhla iraTel Nus1-
vile 90 50 pm.
Eelurning, Leave C1um1lz q 10 an afrlF. ~
e NaahFils a. 10 an
Tralns atop Is 81 inisrrrallinla Hzaro1s-
Cars run from Decatur q niles Heaf o. tha ~
G. <. T. colneetzg sitn aiaFs Ltna i1r ll---l'i-
dia. heucs b. M Z. r r. % nlmpaa
ocif-G III PUIIEk, ean'i au1L
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The following are the quotations ter uncurren
mones by C. n. OEBwAY. broker, No. As College
street
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Basdag. sling.
6old ...-.-..-.- 4sg5 ITem-..------.-. 44a Prem.
6l7efs sd Prem :. ! = - Prems
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Old Course Of Treatment

asnscos
t
hs ungc1es AZ hs a 6gnd s1ea el7i
sss ~ .s.aoa ast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-27
Brooklyn City News.

Destructive CONTINUATION LAST NiGm.-About eleven
O'Clock last night fire broke out In the kndling wood
yard Of Mr. Adscrman corner Of Adams and Plymouth
streets The wood yard was completely destroyed The
horses were saved by the Wig GLANCE OF the nremen.
The fire extended TO the pattern shop OF William Taylor
Sons which completely destroyed
An agent of insurance company In his Efforts at the
fire, unfortunately had his leg broken
Tho liquor store Of Patrick Harvey, adjoining, was
saved with great difficulty
Mr. John Levins, foreman Of Campbell q Thayers
Linseed Oil Mandatory, was particularly conspicuous In
his efforts 10 subdue this conhagration
SUDDEN DxAm or MR Mosss J GRSSEE--Mr Moses
Grinnel residing ai 23a South Second street, e D.,
and doing business In New York found In dying
condition near the Hunters Point bridge Tuesday
night by officer Dssosway OF tho Forty seventh precinct
After being taken the station house he sent 10 the
City Hospital, where he shortly afterwards expired.
Early on Tuesday morning deceased, whose mind has
been disturbed Tor few days. attempted TO commit
suicide by hanging in the kitchen Of his residence but
rescued by his friends and sen, 10 the Forty h pre-
cnct station house for safe keeping In the forenoon Of
that day he was taken before Judge Daley but com
plant being made against him he discharged Short
ly after his discharge he visited the station house. and
seemed 70 be In rational state OF mind, and nothing
was further heard o. him unit, found as above stated
and the theory Is that he succeeded In committing sui
eide His friends however, assert, that apoplexy was
NELL Esq Of New York and aged about 30 years. Cor
Barrett will hold inquest the body u 80 Grand
street this morning
MISSING PRovosr MARSHAL HEARD From Captain
W. wadron. late Provost Marshal Of the Second dis
trict who suddenly and myserou sly disappeared when
he called 70 trial before military tribunal In WASH
has been heard from by his friends II seems that al
though o gallant military man himself, he dreaded q
military trial. and started for the gold regions In Canada
where he Is now extensively engaged in gold digging and
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RIOT AT HUDSON, N. Y.
The City Visited by q Gang o.
Albany Roughs.
Brutal Outrages Committed by
the ScOundrels.
Zen, Women and Children Compelled to Seek
Shelter Outside the Town,
g., &c.. &c.
HUDSON, July 20, 1866.

HUDSON, July 70, 1850
This city was visited yesterday by gang of rou be
and thieves who accompanied the excursion Of the EN-
nett Guard from Albany
The scoundrels spread all over the city, robbug and
knocking down the citizens to their hearts For
long time they kept this up ior there was no ono 10
mako them afraid
When starting 70 return TO the boas they commenced
series Of the most brutal and devils outrages and sI
they we're allowed to have thor way
They amused themselves by firing stones rvvorvers
and guns at the people, varying this order OF things
occasionally by striking them with clubs, asts and NAL
treating them IN various other ways Ledaen balls few
like haistones "Roughdom' held in fact perfect
carnival
young man named Race, Of Hudson, shot in the
leg
boy named Berry had his arm broken.
another boy was badly beaten over the head With
club
officer saIspaugh, aged seventy years, was pounded
almost into Jelly
Many other persons were badly beatsn and injured.
The saloons and drinking places in the city com,
pictely cleaned out their occupants abused in tho
most shameful manner.
Over three thousand people accompanied the excw-
species Of ''roughs"
Many persons robbed Of their watches money
and other valuables
Prospect Hill covered with men, women and chill
dren who had been driven from their homes and com
PEELED to fly for their lives by she rougbs
Only six arrests made, and these lot or TO-
day with light fine.
The whole affair Of the greatest outrages
perpetrated upon a law and order ovag community
How long such dastardy outrages to bsoased with
patience romans to be seen.
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Highwaymen in Westchester County.
TWO NEW WORKERS ASSAULTED AND RoBBfD-ONA
OF THEN NARROWLY ESCAPES WITH HIS LIFE.
About six o'clock on Tuesday evening Mr.. George Van
Houton, residing at $50 Eighth avenue and Arthur r.
Wilson, living at 445 West Twenty third street, were
quietly driving along above McCombs Dam, the road
leading to woodlawn Cemetery, when three men who
lay in ambush sprang from their hiding place ansseizcd
Mr. Van Houons horses by the bride; al the same in
of the trio placed cooked pistol at Mr. Van
Houtons head threatened to blow his brains out II
he and his friend did not deliver what valuabcs thcy
had with them Mr. Van Houton declined TO
comply with the highwaymans demand, and
vigorously applied the whip 70 the horses
The desperate with the pistol also received several
blows from Mr. Van Houton's whip but tho rascas still
continued cling to the horses Becoming desperate,
fearing detection the business was longer de-
layed the pistol discharged tho ball taking eecs IN
the breast of Mr. Van HoutoDs coat and passed of Tho
powder from the pistol severely burned bis face and
neck Further resistance being regarded as extremely
hazardous Mr. Van Houton delivered up his gold watch
TO the robbers and Mr. Wilson gave them twenty five
dollars that being all the money he had Will this
plumber the villains escaped and are yet at large There
seems to be clue as to whom they are Mes3rs Van
and Wilson returned home Immediately after the
obbery and yesterday reported tho matter TO this police
authorities.
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The NAVY.

United States Monitor Qigbt draught sqnando, Captain
d. H. Lenas is to sail for Charleston this morning Her
convoy will be the James Adger, Captain McDermott.
Acting Master George D Newcombe, having rendered
his resignation the Navy Department. was detached on
Wednesday from the United States practice ship Sabine,
in this harbor three months leave of absence at
the end of which time he will be honorably discharged
Mr.. Newcombe has been in the naval service OF the
United States for four years past and has been drill in
the Sabine since that ship went into commits