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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

MATRIMONIAL SwEARlNG.-The first
marriage license since the city has been
under United States rule was issued in
Lynchburg, Virginia, on Wednesday.
The parties had to take the oath of alle-
glance, pursuant to orders, before the
desired permission was granted them.
The oath was administered to the lady
by the District Provost Marshal.
SENTENC Es BY MILITARY COMMISSION
IN VIRGINIA.-Of the four soldiers tried
for the murder of Mr.. Miller, at Frede-
ricksburg, Va, while the Sixth army
corps was passing, one (Wilson) was
found not guilty; the other three, were
found guilty of manslaughter and SEN
fenced to be confined at hard labor for
three years, the first ten days OF each
month of the first year to be solitary
confinement on bread and water. They
also lose all pay and emoluments due, or
to become due, them from the United
States.
AID TO THE SOUTHERN RAILROADS
A letter from Richmond to the New
York World says that "the President
| of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
obtained an order from the Government
to furnish the Southern railroads with
all the stock belonging to the United
States Government at fair valuation
trusting the roads for the money, TO DE
paid out of the receipts from business.
This will save the Government many
thousands of dollars by obtaining lar
better price than it could otherwise re-
ceive, and at the same time afford the
roads facilities for development that they
could not elsewhere have found"
The NEGROES IN TUE COUNTRY--The
Lynchburg Viryinian announces the ar
rival there of an agent OF the Freedmen's
Bureau to have all immediate census ta-
ken in that military district ofthe name,
age and capabilities of the negro popu-
lation, and to ascertain to whom they
formerly belonged and from whence
they came. This is to be done as pre-
liminary step to compelling them to
work. The negroes from other counties,
who, either from Incidence or inability
to work, are likely to become tax on
the citizens, will be sent back to the
counties from whence they came, there
to be disposed of as may seem best.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

MAYORS CouRTThe evidenced the case OF Epy against
Armstrong Son closed yesterday and the case adj
journed for argument until this morning at 10 A. M
This case is one of particular interest to traders in horses
and the strong points will be fully brought out as both
he counses for plaintiff aud defendant have fully posted
themselves in the legal points at issue and also in the
veterinary science The Mayor feels fully alive to the in
terest of the to such degree that he too posting
himself accordingly, and should not wonder before
the case over that all hands will be adopts horse
trade and confirmed jockeys in general.
MAYORS COURT fortsmonh.-W r. Jones and W. IL.
Wright, OF Norfolk fined SO for violation of city
ordinance in running truck and express wagon without
license to do so in the city Of Portsmouth Fines paid
and vehicles released
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19
THE Duke of Wellington's letter to

The Duke of Wellington's letter to
his tenantry is remarkable episode In
English politics, the abuse of power on
the part of the landlords being unhap-
PLY as regular as the return of the cleo
tons. He writes to every man of his
dependents: III
DEAR SIR: I think it right to ex-
plain clearly to you my feelings regard
Ing the exercise of your vote. 1t is a
trust imposed upon you for the advan-
.age OF the country, and the RESPONSE
olllty for the proper exersise OF It rests
on yourself alone. It is placed by the
and beg you distinctly to understand
that no one has any authority for stat.
ing that l wish to bias you in favor Of
any candidate. am yours, etc.,
WELLINGTON
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19
of the 18th is filled with the speeches

of the 18th is filled with the speeches
of their speakers, the songs their singers
sung, and the good things their wits
said. From all of which we are led to
conclude there was feast of song, anda
flow of lager beer, such as has never be-
fore been witnessed on this continent
The Germans cannot be surpassed in
getting up things of this kind, because
they always go at it in earnest, and for
the purpose depending, and not making
money. "a
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT CouRT.-The jures in the license eises We're
discharged and all Commonwealth cases carried over un
till the next term Of the court These license cases nave
excited good deal of interest in our community anal
Is evident from past experience that the defendants nave
far got the best of the Commonwealth In the questions
set forth and the bearing Of instructions made by the
court upon the points involved in the cases appear
made impression upon the several uries involved in
the consideration of them What obstinate men these
jurymen are.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

NEW ASSOCIATION OF PnoT5-Ws are informed that
new Association of Pilots has been formed under
thorty from Governor Pierpont One Of their boats the
Pride No. ga prighy craft of about fortyhve tons
made her appearance in our harbor yesterday and
nautical oye presented new and symmetrical appear
ance, both in rig and model The Association consists Of
fourteen Pilots, owning three boats, two being In
service of the organization and the third In of
struetion in Baltimore The boats will be perfect
gem of naval architecture, possessing every requisite
ofspeed and wea hery quarters The old organization
Pilots will be at their posts with renewed vgor and
Energy to test the palm of merit and efficiency with all
who enter the arena.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

y ~,
, - r. ENN MS T H E A T r E.
or rvrB n pOUD. IiAsA"AA
n,rnNEsDAY EVENING, JULY 10,
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF
MISS KATE T I II E r
- AND HER HORSE
WON D E X
THREE FAsT:MEN
THREE FAST MEN
THREE FAST MEN
THREE FAST MEN
BLACK EYED SUSAN ,
BLACK EYED SUSAN
BLACK EYED SUSAN ~
BLACK EYED SUSAN
FRIDAY, FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MISS KAT E + L > IL + X
AND FIRST NIGHT OF
HERNE, THE HUNTER.
.x.IQ IL
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

SHAW ROBERTS, Auctionesrs, have three new adver-
tsements in this mornings paper, announcing important
sales, and house wanted Mr. Corprew, administrator
estate of the late Moore adverses the lease
of the store formerly occupied by him. for sale by auc-
ton on Saturday. John o. Gordon Co.. Bankers and
dealers in Exchange also publish their card this morning
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

The people, too, must cease to have more
sympathy for the criminal when brought
to the bar, than for his poor victim.
They must aid the ends Of justice, If
they. themselves, would be safe In their
rights to life and property.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

The VIRGINIA LINE OF SrEAMERs-This line, COM
posed of the two fine side-wheel steamers 'Dacoah
Captain Rister, and General Sherman" Captain Har-
ris, fitted up specially for the trade between this
city Richmond and New York No pains expense have
been spared in their construction both for the safety and
comfort Of the travelling community, each steamer being
fitted with four waterght comp irmens and every other
ingenuity provided in of accident disaster The
sDacotah," Captain Rster is her trip to Rich.
mond and will leave this port Friday for New York.
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel. July IS.

George Wallace, Norfolk county; spinner, new
York. I Follet North Carolina; Clements, 40 =
Levy, city, W sprague, Suffolk J Dempsey new
lock, District Columbus; Mrs W Fisher, Virginia;
Wenstsin, Virginia, Nichols, 4sth US v; p II Car
FOL, Baltimore David Laws, do; Jno NJ Rounsleu'
city; J Wsstfat Richmond; J + Moore, SUFFOLK; N
Butt city Chas Bleven, do. sam1 Kent, Pennsylvs-
do; A Parker, do.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19
DOMESTIC MARKETs

The supplies of vegetables poultry &C. brouybt To orr
market undimnshed The following wsrs thu ru,,rr
prices yesterday:
FRESH MEATs-At the stalls, Beef ACCORDING IN cr,
1920 cts; Veal Is cts; Mutton rs cts shoaf 25T5
cts. per quarter.
FISH AND F0WL.-Hog Fish 81 90 to 81 .25 mar dozen.
Spots 2575 per dozen mixed rs to SO cts per
en- Herring dried, If to Is cts per dozen Chickens
2O@40 cts Ducks rs cts co.; Geese Is cssl 90.
Eggs 20G25 cts. per dozen.
VEGETABLES, FRUITS, ac.-Peaches $loo per peck 4:
Pears so ct. per peck Apples 30950 Cts per peck Po
tatoes 5o75 cts per peck Onions 1890 cts perpeck
Cabbage l06Sl5 cts; Tomatoes 80 cts per peck; new
Corn rs cts per dozen Beets SOLO cts per bundle Gu
cumbers 10 cts. q dozen. Snaps soc. y peck Squash
I2@l5 cts Melons 1925 cts.
BUTTER LARD AND CHEESE-Butter 4O@5o cts.
per pound; Lard 2s@So cts per pound; Cheese 1925
cts. per pound.
Since our last slight advance in bacon Is indicated,
with firm demand Liquors fat at last quotations Rosin-
il in demand and none in market to justify quotations
Gold and silver firm; stocks likewise Moasses not quo
ted because no stability toprce can be given to ust
fly quotation.
Our domestic market is lively. aswill be seen by quo.
tstion meat has fallen and the market Is gourged with
vegetables and fruits despite the immense shipments Of
both,
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

The War Department is anxious to
have careful and scientific report re-
specting the Notifications erected by the
rebels around Richmond, and the Presi-
dent has therefore directed Prof. Mahan
of West Point to go there and make GER
tain examinations. 1t is believed that
he is already onhis way. His work will
occupy some weeks.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

FIaHT-Yesterday about two o'clock, p. M, two pug
nacious Celts Stocked horns the of Roanoke
and Water Streets and everything bid fair for an tem
but the bystandes parted them before any serious dam
age was done either and the belgerents went
in the "even tenor of their way until they meet again.
when it is than probable they will the TAR
gument wild Sticks in accordance with the timehonor
ed custom of saudi Ireland"
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

GRAND MovEMENr.-Roanoke Square was the scene Of
exciting movement yesterday afternoon. small
house moved through the street four drays and
the sight considered novel that thousand negroes
Of every size sex, and complexion gathered around,
focking from the side streets and alleys to witness it,
Whitewater street poured forth its motley and moral
crew. and for time thought the informal regions had
brolran forth.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

0uR SIDE WALKS in different portions Of the city are
sadly out of repair and need attention at We hope
street inspector will be around and his persuasive
qualities among the property holders upon the subject for
they are is not only nconvenent but decidedly
Objectionable the neat appearance of thoroughre
and to the eyes Of stranger evidence of neglect
indifference the part Of our citizens
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENT
PORT OF NORFOLK, JULY 18th.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Schooner North Pacific, Webb, Philadelphia.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston, Richmond.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, Baltimore
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer May Flower, Robinson, Philadelphia
Schooner Mary Tice, Tice, Philadelphia
Steamer Eclipse, Seabury, Fairfield, NC.
Schooner Sarah E. Young, Banks, Richmond.
.r DEPARTURES.
Steamer Clarion, Morse, williamson, NC.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, Baltimore.
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston, Richmond.
Schooner Mary Jane, Crump, Suffolk, Va.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19
TEE wEArHER-The Thermometer at DR.. W. H. Lewis
Drug Store under the Atlantic HOTEL indicated 'he o'
lnwinp state of the weather Saturday: -

BEHIND THOSE RosrArE GATrs-the lips Oh sn
there should be a fragrant palace elegantly
with ivory and coral. To drop metaphor ioune $780,
you should keep your teeth and gums IN perez.
YOU hope in after life to enjoy the blessings Of sound
sat Of den,o,s and at breatb What will enable you
to do thss you ask Nothing but Fragrant
ran 0t
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

GONE NoRTH-Mr George sangster left last evening" in
company with his family for tho North They will visit
White Mountain and pass the heated term in that vcn
ty Mr. sangster himself of course, goes more for bust
ness than pleasure. .ii. ttir'.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

MILITARY CouRr-John Snyder, charged with assault
upon Shepherd oNeil (colored) bound in the
sum OF $500 to appear before military commission.
William Peddle for assault and battery, fined 80.
Henry Walk, Richard Langley rs. John Deddrick, action
for debt, judgment of non-suit without costs.
John Fullerton u.s. Rebecca Thompson and Narcissus
Williams case of trespass, judgment for plaintiff:
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19


NEW LIN q
FROM
NORFOLK TO CHERRYsToNE, YORKTOWN,
AND MATTHEWS COUNTY.
the Fast and Fsvorte Steamer
malta NO,
CAPT. MULLIGAN,
Will commence her Regular Trips to the above named
niares on THURSDAY, July 20th, 1855, leaving
NORFOLK FOR CHERRYST0NE
''''' MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY,
and for ,u,x,x,,r, oor.rv
every nr,n.v
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
from Wharf foot of Roanoke Square at $50 A. NJ, anu
from the Government Wharf at A. NJ. touchingh
FORT MONROE
going and returning, connecting with the ,un,on,
NEW DAILY LINE STEAMERS for BALTIMORE.
Returning, leaves CHERRYST0NE and WILLIAMS
WHARF "MATTHEWS COUNTY" at j r. M.. and
FORT MONROE, at $50 p NJ.
The Steamer has excellent Passenger accommodations,
ofording the Public facilities for pleasant daily excur-
sions. ~, =, -. -, cL...
Line will be connected with the Steamer, ana VIII bs
happy to see his friends at all times:
For Freight or Passage apply on board or at the Office
on the New Line Wharf IL. " IoMFhtNo,
ivio-tf Agent
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

HOMESTEAD LOAN Ass0cIArIoNBy reference to our al
vertising columns 1t will be seen that meeting OF the
stockholders of the Homestead Loan Association will be
held this evening at O'Clock, at the Union Engine
House, on Fenchurch street. laa ...
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

I'll ow ARE You OFF FOR soAPS"-The American Soap
Company, Kmberys Wharf, is of the most attrac
tive and necessary features of growing prosperity
Their Monitor Soap will almost remove stains from
mans character and the delight Of every housekeepsr
who appreciates health and cleanliness This company
through its enterprisng agents. Todd Co., prepared
to supply this community and the country at large with
everything their line of business from soap and po
mades to the most delicious and fragrant perfumery
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

AppoISTMENr.-J. G. Shaw, of the firm Of Shaw
Roberts Of this city, has received the appointment OF
Government Auctioneer of the Department Of Virginia,
and will the 10th instant conduct large sale OF gov
eminent horses and mules at Fredericksburg, Va.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

The young King of Greece, it is said,
is to marry the Princess Olga, daughter
of the Russian Grand-Duke Constantine.
She is very pretty young lady.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

All communications relating to business matters con-
nected with this paper should be addressed to T. M
Brown Norfolk Post. All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and all correspondence intended for the
paper should be addressed to John Clark Editor
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

Advertisers requested to hand in their edveftse
ents before six o'clock In the evening previous to publ
cation.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

Newsmen and nowsboys desiring papers Will please
have their orders the countingroom the evening pre-
vous, before six o'clock
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

EOR SALE.-That beautiful Three
II Story NEW BUILDING Baltimore press brick 'front.'
corner Church and Upper Boush Streets containing six
rooms is offered tor sale.
hack 1859 feet to Newton Street This property new
and in splendid condition with all the comforts appertain
ing to first class residence. For terms &c apply to
SHAW ROBERTS,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
Corner Roanoke Square and Whitewater Street
~ lQ-tf
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

Mayhem Brothers, Booksellers and Statoners are au
thorized agents to sell the Norfolk Post and oil orders
left with them will b attended to the same a. II left at
the Office of publication.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

CTORE FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
- SATURDAY, 22d Instant.
'That splendid STORE No. 40 West Market Square,
Gently occupied by j. j. Moore Co, Auctioneers, will be
rented out at Public Auction for the balance OF the year.
at 10 o'clock on SATURDAY next the 22d inst. 1t IL
useless TO saw anything in of this Store
buoness stand az its location is well known to every
person in the city. ,o,n,,,
~ 1Q--.t Admr Estate j. J. Moore.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-19

8 3. NJ. psttergill Co. are authorized Advertising
Agents for the Post in New York and Boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-31
DIR. DiEelOW.

Is the only physiciaa as Specialist now in
Chicago that can be eDtirely relied upon. TO to
HIM and not suffer disa TO ?ainnin III Your sy s.
TEN, di>fgurin. yonr tace liaboay, besides de-
s,royirg your happiness and future 'pl aspects in
life He has made persona. diseases and nery-
Gus dehiry his s,udy Tor The last twenty years,
ana Is therefore til. person whom AL afflicted
Of has no, belns cured s,rcc he has been IN the
city H.s reputation has cnei- IN ali the city
psArrs, Ills patieit> anl the medical profess ion
bo,n mere and abroad, as being She most sAiiiec
specialist here. and borough master Of lis
profession 1t all others ;,.t', ucni despair, gave
INN 4 cali 1t is oii, coz orcouf irene. with
him to cure snch eases His rooms are sep rate
tor ladies and gentlemen. and he most complete
N the city. Consultation Tree ami soundenlai
nicc No l7N S-uth Ella k'st tet. cctn Of
Monroe half bio h from The Pos; Office. Pc.
Box lEA Chicaseilll oiieei houl from q.
m. ID
Send Tor his. Guide TO Health" publ shed
monthly. Tree " chnrge.
You've MKN. TAkE PArrICrLaR NorIcE Doctor
Big. how devote mach vi his llme 10 the 'rea'-
ment oi those caees caused lr- a Sret abr that
runs both mind and body. uutttiig the unto,
,unate Individual for either business society.
The sad effects OF these early habits. or the ex-
cesses of ripper years, Is TO weaken ana debiiitdt
the const irition, destroy the physical andmentai
power. diminish and enfceole the natural feel
'nys apicxhausts the vital energies OF manhood;
the pleasures of life are marred. the object OF
marriage frustrated. and existence itself reader
ed term OF uneeasng misery snd regret. Such
persons especially those contemplating mar
II. gr should luse 10 time in making immediate
application, AZ DR.. b., by his new treatment, Is
en.bled1o ensure speedy and permanent cure.
Office 170 :. Clark st., cor. Monroe. tcct9
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~otd doa 1I'sA glgA xsxnn q L. MThi.
~. nsassred eonsllusigsY wbeaher, 4}sipx
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- - 4soO n4ghnaA u cnre the r'yv ~
sts csAeI,~ splR vssts - If naed Scessa
p'1 allure = mpossi6re this life restcrir,x.
6 A6As4 HI sskensby al about IL harry.
" -. - ~ pesrnasssi, n il sesno~Ied Oedl
thesesdssa nttsst 70 lssAae N,lAes0da rass 0w
Nm nsss ~ asFslsg 'gs1seJsyss - srses~
,.oH.s Ignorance. DR. Rlcords Essence Of L,fe
- shrsoss7s en- ToAS difeetlsds f6t Use q
so."1 foir quantities in one for -; sAd siN ~
y any part carefully- pscksd, on receipt u
lTe'''i i~nre to fnis syeresitsd agent. az
4 PHILIP ROLAND.
lulv20.is 81 fYhpftv street N.
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cents "u.. either iA,,sk,, ~ fastsKo Ian p
GsIsN An. s1SkOS i CO.
On ..s... II n .s,,,...vs,i Wrv YORK CITY
Hcrrick's Suear Coated Pills
.Aaae S<S.I Esimstcrs.

Tho history u these great
Remedies IL the iilesi Won
,Ierful medical revelation
THE world as ever known.
" ~.twhli-itss The ll-lmptf
| .uI.t lac, dat wi-fevrt md
~ shat. yes sil~pe int, NAL
d is..nAA, 4 A,st-, he Ill .'pfsrt-
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csoI,csi.ss Of tls i.il', aud
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aud anoJ, ne effect 81 TIE
kd s'rr,ifihruiie r'a''efs
I.icsiy relieved ard irrn's
sn.htlv cure ~ that "-@
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ke.,er1sY. h AS pa2lAci. a y ,ihd
~, and even on thiS sideS IN flyer, their
k~Ehlifx = AAes 3s2nlN thAast nl61
H '.s,s ,Ss 1: III: ~ Mo- 20
3rgor. . young ms6 sSthd iSiAerly resided
It Chsehsm, a. w. :, WIN, it liz siteged, had
.~smAs1ssBbos SusAseCvp No. OalSe1
rhe stories, -, RELATED % US, appsse . be
- Cvlo0oeso'i sirar .s'e'sGs sosisD
a p.gssAdShoas pnme Ws csspct Asnsr-
'a'n,, bus who lives sonS~ hers IN JQsla, .ixv
AID siEht drafts o. resp. lpsttls houses IL
N4w Yoik, VII ch, il is stated, McGregpr
sOr pretty extensively in canada, and teal-
'z9f Ae0ety. The JsSiN being appssen.ly
gu>4 Try k,und sesdy p,jyrh .saes, ami ~
ar@ liSGM, 4 fisa. o. lsase one 81 ssss buy
era has bren ruinel IL consequence. All
Though ,ssvtTaI -ctporwle9sse they wYre
is.vJ ~ sh.v rffuj.d % Jet fhiamotn,
be khown. IN. i"sers tg the pcrations,
- far as we could as.trtain. we're AS fol
iot-: N4psn~a )brstfr.ae wya&ASV
pad out 81 ,2Oo; Robinson, = broker n,
l1ksthslD, los, 81 600 - man named lay
Tor, sefllsksdA. Al ouelt lSN'l and H. ~
TtDmas branch Of ol,es GoAue6erSfal Bank vi
|Qbnsda, w, $s,0o0. asasProb4bdy nore.
One iay iad Ysek. TIE alleged operator
way arrested wv nd@6s, ~ thv r9xrplalnt
q his pA,pss AXE, the Lsoksr. ~ he above
ike, "a. / rs sd iosnpt sDissd ts.s dat,
Ter by paying him ack his ; 300. and was
released from custody Hs tod yherttllsytI
CONVEYANCE for Detroit, and arrived NJ this
sstc q sA1Ssver bsi,re The earasaa as ubst-
ham. London. and other towns. whom he
had victimized, we're aware Of the swindle.
As there wss no forgery aboVt t,e trans
actions, il is thought that McGregor canno.
W arrested, al.ilough be is now in TINS
CITY GtttANs ~. - " $40 ,lf
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Two s !, 5 !! .

Boxes Of e. sprcsv.c int a usca,,y auyficrut 10
snecs : prompt sd rsdprsi cnre Of ~. fmatosr
nsa Or Seminal WeAkissa, sed is ey~4ty the
eeuc remedy for every Specics Of GsIital "
. rlnnrv irritabfnv. Involuntary or nightly
S.iriaai Emissions. from whaseve r c.ns- proAs,c
|sand IL orssna y st6ss.si to Aea thy acti.n y
n fe,-ESe>iSlf Alb NRjNi O<S.----i hssc usst
|t1'F sPEciyr M in many cases Of Spornatrrr
wv Win tl.s nlost perfect rsuccess''-J Milton
aase enst0 very tevsre esses with from six
NJ b
r.. ifice u per box Six boxes for s. bv mail
'Aderess :. WfHrilES1EE . CO. No s. John
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