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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12

6toLoes the HAN, WurKERs aud MorsrAcnE =
ObeantiiiI bya.kor broun. II consists oiony me
pr,1arafion Color will not fade wash out.
Only ~ cents a box, Mailed to any address for
IS cents. by : &. uPHAM. % Snuth Eighth
Street, Philadelphia Pa s-oId by all Druggists.
"PSYCHOMANCY. How either may
fascinate sui gain the low and affections OF any
person iht, choose. instantly This simple men
tai requirement all can possess free, by nail,
Tor - cents together With guide to the unmar
ried Of both sexes. a queer, exciting book
loo 900 sold Address, I. WILLIAM 4 Co. Pub
fishers, Philadelphia. teb23dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12

Ane.per;enced Nurse aud Female ysisisn pre-
scnss % The attention q mothers, her
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12

DETROIT, Aug. l2.-The propeller Meteor
took fire Friday afternoon while in Merry's
SKIP canal basin, and was scuttled and sank
in IL feet Of water. No lives lost, but the
passengers los all their effects. The Mete-
or Is the same boat that coNlided with II {
Pewabiac. Both bouts are owned by J. +.
Whiting & Co.. Detroit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12


Report adopted.
AID. Lage offered the following rcsolu
ton
Resolusd. That the Street Commissioner
be instructed to relay the sidewalk on Fifth
street west Of Warren street forthwith.
G. IL. LACE.
Adopted.
AID Tegeler reported on the petition OF
Adam Green, which was referred to the city
Attorney.
The select committee on the petition OF
Henry Crowley aud others for damages
by destruction of property, reported that
they had settled with the claimants, had or
dered the clerk to issue orders in full for
damages sustained, and receipts filed in the
clerks Office.
The City Attorney reported an Ordinances
to license games Of amusement which was
read for the frst time and laid over to the
next meeting and be published.
AN ORDINANCE To- Licenas Games Of
Amusement II the City q Davenport.
SIC. I. No person shall keep any biIliard
,sese, ten pin, nine pin, or bowling alley,
n:9ste!le table. Jenny Lind, 81 any othyl
i taose uhercob othess - per0itted 70 pJay,
aoal ssee ths use Il wh1ehs - psivileee a
playing theteus, 0rlss ~ hssi AstSoi, .sps
: eaosy 2 - s9atal a III - 4
III. .xalas.n.f x11a1 i.sn -saxl4 a.kX AZ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12

I>RoM ALL PARTS TBg BODY IN FtvR HISCfRs,
u,,hort injury 10 TIE skin, by "UruAx Dk-
IN .ronY Po spER," Ask or send for "UPHAh =
ptrulAronY POWDER and take no other. Price
A. Mailed to any address for tl,z5, bv ).
uriIAM, Is South Eighth street. Philadel pima
Pa sold bv all Druggists Cfebl3d mon th&sat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12
SOOTHING SYRUP


which greatly facilitates the process Of teething,
by sosssning the gums, reducing n inslsn.tons,
~illallay ALLPAlN and spasmodic sction, and is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12

II MOVES g" ..LEs ON rHK FAcE FREckLEs, &c :,
- u as" .ottens the skin and heautifes the
co'nihe' .cn No Ladies toilet Is complete With
out ' Price. 80 cents Mailed 10 any. address
.or 5 cents. bv :. 4. CPHAM, % South Eighth
Street. Philadephia Pa. Sold BY all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-12
y755756o71I IWoTSo9s.Ill
a! es''&| 'l Ss SSsslags ~ al'ss;

cxY On CVUpnC WIN ,askE
...s..,I3FfTlfntl Ys"tAis o.isr Re.,orer,,
.Loadon rug woeLDs "g.' o nor' restore
.Losdos" .REssEDY. "Hssr r'''' 'fF''''F'~
afahfa3hi1t u Nsd = Oy~.
III lin restore gray bal t.in of'rnAi ''''''
I'll Niii make ID grow on ID hs.us.
an win restore the natural -crre,ions.
IA ali vs,ecve al dsndura and ir'nns.
Nj v,ii ,rake the hair sof. esossy ana ne 49,
al, Iii ~. sevve th- original csor " oa ase'
IN iii prevent the hair from lad ns on
s-It win cure all disease Of the sea'p'
.Inn,iou Hair Color Restorcr ana Dress"s
ft u,x.,,,,i- ~ dressing ana oeaa,, s u,,n...
Rr.forss Gy'og U'sr. ~. I,rseesss E4idnc~4
Aeasrss rydg n"~ s I,ressnfs Etifnes>
The only aiterfed ar'.Is '. -. -. " i.s,
80 ..s,sat exception restore "s bam y, ~
lnsv nr,ut, eau ing i, grow where II mas iAsn Oh
az heco", i. eoprlete within itself; no washing
80 a, accompaniment 81 aty Kind being required
"a 81, 4, aud strengthened nnd Ssstcfen ~
49, ,.,, =, col H. sone-s and beauty, without the appii
mine, nj substances II IL entirely different
s,n IA, man, articles that have been issued from time
IA Zinc and tie only Res'o'er Of Color
nerf LA Dressing combined |; IL delcately perfurD-
"A and can ppl ed b. the hant or son brush - n
do. MT stain ,is stn or the finest linen.
Pr re - cent? per bottle or sx b tiles. ~ Sold by
pr SWAIN. y Son $50 n nth y xti 81, Phila-
T. = EAiLORD, Druggist Davenport.
IA LORD A SMITH hicawo.
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Army Itch. letter. all Eraptions.

ArS0 1tCms etters ~ ssT~PubOoe.
"Dr sssynrs" 'Ail-iiealine Ointment. y
"Au-Hes ing Ointment -
"pr sssyne'sn "AI.u~ Ealing Ointin~nt -
"Ail-Hesi ng ri tment -
"Dr ssayne's" "Ail-Heaiine Ointment -
"Ali-Healine Ointment "
"pr swaynes" "An-lIealng Ointment :"
N,c..e., obstinate, or long standing, it will not
cure IN a siar me- all kinda Of 1~ttev ere ptvmAn
10 Gu, ed sa, Rh.uu. Ia b<rs Itch &C. Price 10 us n,
Ssrsinx u, cents DIR. SNATNE son. sgaO North
Ss,h rect Philadelphia. boz vili = srnt free OF
po.taye 70 any part Of the United Ste. =.
f"d Mt y. 9 hhLLohn ID Srcx. Davenport
ebl1-coG LoD n 4 SMITH Chicago.
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!Ssss'c TO Regulate the BosCels

Depend upon isymothsrs, o. willl give rest TO
yourselves, aud
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21
CARM n. .
pHELAN.

At the close of the match, M. Carme
performed some of his most dexfero,,s
tricks with the balls, by making caroms
upon the top of a hat, the neck of a bot.
Tie, kiss shots, and other. ingenious and
scientific shots. His last trick was
placing six balls in line, at the head of
the table, and striking them alternately.
knocking them around the table with
out striking each other and collecting
them all at the head of the table i'm n
cluster. This feat was rapturously ap-
piauded. The fifth set of the tollrna-
ment opened between DOminick Lynch.
Jr., and Sam'l Br9ugh. We will give
the result in our next.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

THE LADIES FAIR. Yesterday af
ternoon, we dropped into The Fair. and
found it dull. Few persons were there.
About 9o'clOck the wheel of fortune
lottery vendors, rafIlers and solicitors
Were particularly busy, and driving a
lucrative business. The tables daily I'M
dergo an entire change, and the
rooms appear quite new at each visit,
Ihe ladies are rather Responding, but
we feel assured that the charity and
magnanimity of Norfolk is not dead vet
Ihe purpose aud object of the ladies are
iaudable, and must be appreciated.
Mrs. Lynch, Ward, Reardon, Saunders.
bfo''ghton, Stone, and other matrons
are untlrlng in their zeal, while Misses
Lynch, Miss Lightfoot, Dodd and many
Others of Norfolk, are persevering in
their efforts to vend their commodities
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

II, GOTrsBERGER, on Main street. at
the head of Market Square, will sell for
q lew days, at astonishing low prices y
great many desirable articles far tha
holidays. Call on Carter the man who
nad SO many oats, and get your Christ.
mas presents. He will give Won good.
natured bargains in anything YOU NAV
seiect from Mr.. Gottsberger's stock. ~
this is closing-out sale. 80
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

The DETECTIyE SYsTEM.-At the
close OF the trial of Mr.. Haynes, the nj
legged detective, in this city, some re-
marks appeared i'm this coiumn ani.
madverting upon the management of
the whole detective system in this state
IN when ce1sure was bestowed upon
We are now informed that Colonel
Dunn is not chief of the detective force
that Mr.. Haynes was not employed by
him, that he is in no wise responsible
for the subordinates of the provost mar
shal's office, and that our structures were
unjust. Upon being thus informed, we
hasten to make all the amends due to
gentleman censured without fault, and
We assure Colonel Dunn that nothing
could be more remote than a wish to
lnJure him, wound his feelings, or mis-
represent his position. The statement
to which he objects, was based upon
what was supposed to be facts. Colonel
Dunn is entitled to this vindication and
explanation, and both are given freely.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

BASE BALL MATCH: A match eamo
between the. Juniper Base Ball Club
and the st. Patrick Base Ball Club Of
the Twentieth New York Regiment
VIII be played this afternoon Mt two
o'clock, on the Ball ground near the
cemetery. In The event the gron u,'I
should be unfavorable in conseo,,e "a
OF the wet weather, the match Will H'' Le
postponed until the first fair day - ~
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

., aaasoN 1 Colonel stickney, In
1sipeclor General of the Freedmen,s
th bureau Ior the State of Virginia. is in
' vis ciiy on special service connected
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

billiard TOURNAMENT. At the so
licitation of numerous gentlemen of this
city, well and favorably known to the
community, have been induced to set
apart Friday. evening at u o'clock,
Tor the especial benefit of the ladies of
this city who are DESTROYS of witnessing
the superior playing of Messrs. Phelan.
Carme, Foster, Deery, and others. No
lady admitted unless accompanied by a
gentleman. One ticket admits lady and
gentleman. ALFltED BEARDsI,Ey.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

-. STEAMSHIP SARATOGA. This mao.
n, steamer, sister to the steers.
y aSara Is expected to-day from New
DIX on her first trip. She will II wv
SSo ''i!n by Captain king. and iobn
omith Will preside at the desI, 'o""
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

~. w. Ne oonfoLt Christmas is coming, and with II
~ sogg, Whskey Punch and Apple Toddies Now in
e,ages and avoid Abe headache and tho other
nls ,lls Which the use of bad liquor entails we advise
sur readers TO- go to the Tip Top" Wine and Iouor
supplica IVY '" dno noiiuay
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

II a QuAdMIRE. The crossing at the
intersection of Commerce and Rroad
. Maaer streets, is perfect quagmire, and
should be attended to at once.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

ION, the pigeon. took an airing yes-
.erGay. as did also Juno, the dog. on the
fooI OF Mr.. Reynolds new building.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21
THE COURTS.

rhthnaEN COURT Samuel Trotter charged with steal,
g coat from the New Line wharf, was fined sl0. Jnh
nas. n'a john Washington charged with stealing
on Jones charged with breach of trust WAS dis
R,e ecu oh promise to refund tho money ArmiseaJ
of good behavior % ""' ieio"'oo oh promise
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

The THEATRE. Mr.. Glenn ia doing
his best to make his theatre worthy of
the patronage of the holidays. Miss
Price is certainly an actress OF uncom-
mon merit. Her performance on Tues
day night was marked by many points
excellent. -
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

d uhAND billiard TOURNAMENT AT
BEARDsLEy's BILLIARD RooMs NJ.
G ia.. HALL, COMMENCING DEC.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NJ II | G TT, RTER g. co
w GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY
No. 62 BROADWAY
NEW YORK,

Negotiate LOANS for FARMERS and PLANTERS
aiso Tor ASSOCIATIONS CORPORATIONS and CON
pANIEs, and partnerships for the cultivation of cor
IoN, SUGAR, RICE and all SOUTHERN PROJECTS
Also Tor the LUMBER and TURPEN TINE business.
Procure WHITE LABOR native or foreign, to suDply
special demand. Orders solicited
Organize Associations for the DEVELOPMENT of MINING
and MANUFACTURING interests and fbe sErrI n
MENf OF SOUTHERN LANDS.
Purchase and forward MACHINERY. IMPLEMENTS
ssupPLiES, &c, for FARMERS, PLANTERS and
Give careful attention TO the collection and securinp If
debts, and the adjustment and settlement of claims of
every description
Their correspondents and associates are men oftbe
highest professional ability, business capacity and social
position IN their respective localities Their plan of
blislness Is Thoroughly systematic aud all its details are
carefully arranged to ensure the utmost responsibility
ana reliability All business entrusted to them or their
will receive prompt attention Their
compensation will consist ENTIRELY of COMMITS.
SioNs, and charges will be moderate.
AUTHORIZED REFERENCES
PETER COOPER ESP. New York
A. A. LOWE, Esq, Pres Chamber Of Commerce N. Y.
JAS. COOKE, ESQ Philadelphia.
geo II. STUART, Esq, Philadelphia.
Messrs. F0LGER, CARTWRIGHT A. co.
No, ~, Wide Water Street
Agents for the city of Norfolk.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

House and Lot in city of Norfolk, 10000.
House and Lot in city on Main street xi0 900
sixty feet on Commerce. street 'i
Sixteen Lots6n suburbs of civ
We have just perfected ARRANGEMENTS NV uh;,, -
have facilities for placing lands before purebassr -.
MOI possessed by any other house in the CITY Land.
placed ~ our hands for SALE will be adyertised frss a.
COST IN Northern Papers and in Europe ~ "
nearly all OF the above Land Ia on or near ats I'D
.e large tracts are heavily Tnbered description of
ea, VIII be furnished on application to the undersiened
We give special attention to the purchas and 1850
Real Estate Commission ~ eAieoi
F0LGER CARTWRIGHT A. On
Auction and Commission Merchant.
dec20-6 ~ Wide Water street NorfoI y.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21
PRIVATE SALES


~ Acres adjoining city, $l2sOO
@oo Acres one mile from Hampton. $I70O
eol Acres on tho o. and s. d. H. II ~ s00
iao Acres threefoirths OF q mile from civ x1s ooo
v15 Acres twelve miles from city &577s.
"a Acres ON Pagan creek $l2 800
~ Acres on Lynn Haven river $I2OO0
ZO Acres timber eleven miles from cjty Is 6oo
- Acres two and a half miles from CITY. m IN,
eo0 Acres sixty miles south of CITY ''
4oI Acres near kempsve $6OG0
100 Acres four miles from city $1,000
256 Acres sixteen mites from citv kI5 0oo
900 Acres eight miles from city, Al 0G6
20 Acres twenty miles from city M san
~ Acres near Kenpsvuie $4,000.
aoo aer's eleven mites from CITY, $4,000
$50 Acres fifteen miles from city Al 2OO
50 Acres eight miles from CITY, III bO0
9oVp Acres twelve miles from city, timber H1faoo
30 Acres Pungo Bridge. e's,1".
o 5oo Acres Perquimmons county, NJ G.. 43so0
SOD s,o Acres, timber, ten miles from civ S38o(o
i Ia3 acres thirty miles from city, 5000.
- - Acres thirty miles from city, a. 900.
10 Acres hve miles from city S25o0
~ Acres seventeen miles from CITY fs 0oo
~ Acres seventeen miles from civ $500
ZOO 200 acres eight miles from city, $20O0O
% Acres SIX miles from city $2l 5G0
. 70 Acres five miles from city A 500
<-oo acres twenty-five miles from city. $s2ooo
one Farm, 400 Acres seventeen mile srn,, c;.,
heavy timber, 1850. WIS
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21

E,iE hApsl full supply at the "Tip Tcpn Wine
ana Liquor Store, under the Atlantic Hotel dec2I ~
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
foKT OF NORFOLK, DECEMBER 90

ARRIVALS.
steamer Dictator, lands, Baltimore.
steamer 1'hos. keso, Russell, baltimore.
Steamer City of Richmond, Sllanahap. Ricbmond
steamer Eolns, McCarriek, Cherrystone.
schoooer =. Waterman, EdgeI, Baltimore.
SehooSer IL. ilarkey, Roughton Petersburg
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Dictator, lands, Baltimore.
Steamer Tlios KeIso, Russell, baltimore.
Steamer liatteras. Parish, New YORK,
Steamer Niagara, Couch. New York.
steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston Richmond,
steamer Eous McCatrck, Cherrystone.
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store Of Ch.rles Huuey, No. 80 Oliver Il and .et.
lug liquors anil tesan. JUSTICE DoNhne hclu 'nS
prisonCrs for examination.
Rnock,d Dotr-, aud Lobb,din re Strcct.-sr. john
lover, tcstid lcfofe Justice Do~ ling. ye.teruNs
that Van ReupaeiAct Bsinhab and an sscoinpboc
as'aultot him In the street, ktocted him down ana
stole -f5 la tfCmury notes rom him. l0Nety eeNe
an alarm, and oincef arrested Bsrnhart, VINO was
committed.
dHsmfto Steai q Diarnond nn.-petectivcs kiiss
and RAdiofd, arrested Young man named John
stanton. On 'he complaint Of Mr. Henry H. StoIhngs
Of No ~ West llth street who alleges that on We'd
nef1sf evening, while be OUkinf At the fireworks
M mont Of tne Cooper Institute the prisoner httert
81 to sica HE DIAMOND bfentpln. valued 1t tSV~
sianton vas committed for trlh
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N hRINE NEWS.
=. Eirc., ~ $. sen, : go-H.wuer.'s /,

June o--s Ei'c., ~ s. set,, : 9o-H.wster.os n
CLEARED.
sHfP-ssry Riggs, Lowell for Panama.
BNRkS Volunteer, Musiua.h: Ri-ng Dawn, 81
Androvs H. VI Tooth, MatHnsas' Sulioe, Cow Bay.
BRlGS -Adc'ia, Puerto Cahelo; Flor9nce, st Tho
mas Rudolph, hNntanillA; AlmoIc Boston.
SCUOONERS Mar Emma, Petersburg; Wide
World Washington, X Seaman, Boston.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Nszoo, Norfolk HNtimoro, BAt;
Eliza, Fortress Monroe. Mount Vernon, Norfolk, Va.
John Giisou, Washlu.ton, u &.
sHTl'-Mokocka, from Fortress Monroe.
BARHf -tc,sic Cow Hr,, G a. Evelyn, Cow Ray:
oder Of Liverpool, nom Xt1a; JAco'rtnd, Leghorn.
HEtGS-Cypu.. Csrdena,: Hollyhock, Lingan; "
" Williams, Netsnzas VI 7 tll,~ Orth, Cornwallis,
Florence Nirhtinsalc AItcciho.
sCHOONFRS -IshCnGh, E!izalc .hport; Surprise,
Boston, Tral, Sew Bedford; Thomas Sc, mour,
BOSTON, LlmlrA ROGER; Gardiner GiLnRn u King,
Calais VIM l. Bra, EliIstethr Olt for Boston; James
n equity, do 10; sea BlCCrc, Beaufort, Mytover,
Wa'hretou. Helene, Ga, Point, " hle Rustan.
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RooKLYN.

OrrRAGE.-A lady named Laura Bolts,
from Come cticut Who !, visit To her friend in
Brooklyn. came near being ditfrured for life Lass
evening while returning from Barnum's Nu.eum, in
consequence Of some wretch throwing viuoi over her
person. Her attire Wa completely destroyed, but
her person escaped With ,lirht marts.
MYsrERtOus DIsaPPEARAScE or Nil.
LtoSAIa--A gentleman well known in New York
6nancisl circles PRECEDENT Of An influential petroleum
company, has mystefioIsly disappeared from his
residence In The Eastern District. on Tuesday, his
private safe opened. In the LoIe Of fndins soms
clue 10 hi. absence, but nothing found he ond
$4,000 IN currency and government securities.
The family are averss to havinr n, name mentioned
a. yet. and meantime every effort IL being made To
learn HE whereabouts.
The MURDER ~ THE WOODS. The inves-
ufAton into the late murder Of the Italian Antouo
Dioda'i, ~ns continued before Coroner Lynch aud
urv ye,'cfdav afternoon. A number Of ~itnc'ses
/ we're examined and the suhs'uucp Of the evidencs
~. ~ %, eject that tal Italian y hose name no.
body seems to Know, urrpisd room neIt TO ll0d au
Sor no. - 1--we st,oSS ne ns zen nj, IN his
das Of The murder. The clothes found ia his room
~er" spaitercd with mud and pair of P4ntslcons
rtic identified a. tho,c hc sometimes wore. lie has
lct the city IL wa also shown that Cocin, Cnmpeeta
and ~-vo, who were srfcetcd on suspicion OF beinE
hnpi'Hnd in the murder, were AZ Wo at their trade
| shconakngy in Ohver street, y. 20, from Friday
evening. m 2G,h ult. to SATURDAY. evening the 9th
ulf- sud hal none Of them been out OF the shop for
over half an hour On saturday. NcArly all the wit
| n'--". wetc Italians and thelt evidence vas inter-
| pierd by Col. Louis W. Iinlcn
| Boy DEowNUp. -Fredcr-k W. ClarSous, a
hoy Of IL, snose ysreut, reside ia Nes York fr Oh
The dock loot, Il Cedar stIcct lA,LFri1ay, and hs
! body wac found yesterday.
ROGER kILLPD-tohn Morton, a riggcr,
| from plank leading 10 port hole Of the steamer
Hartford IN the Try Dock yc.erdAy aud was killed.
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GRAND LARCENY.- man named John
Murphy. arrested by ofi.or h cAuley, WAS taken bc-
tore Recorder NartmdaC, Of Jersey city, yeste dAv.
on charge oi having stolen 10 worth Of sal pctts
from his eup ere Mc-srs. B,ttelc RcnWick. The
accused art he'd 70. examination.
PASsGNG toUNTrEFEtr MONEY. - A Ger
man nluci GcorsC Iu.taVus wa taken before Re
Cortcr NiriiudNle, yctcrdav. chtecd with having
passed thee dollar counterfeit bill on T.. W Davi-
son -ld also atfcmptiuf 10 rAss bad dollar bill at
the grocery OF John kennedy. lie was committed
for trial.
SUDDEN nrATH.-Coroncr Farrell. Of Jer-
civ, held M inquest yesterday on the body Of a
man uanci EoaCr' Dlnko., keeper Of liquor store
at No. 81 tisud street. whn died suddenly about -
O'Clock on Mcuu' Hlav nigh'. verdict Of death
from .cart difCnrc vac render ed.
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while the club mem,sn -cro engaged IN partial
iue OF collation. board OF ,he Seymour, tho home
,ttctch was made, the ntct,st ,cutcrins ON the Ma
ua aud the Magic, the Annie having dstanced her
Iuly comTe'iio-, ihe Bonita Nearing tho end Of
Coloy Island. the breeze began 10 giSo out and ~
tho yachts passed Fort Laisyctts, the food-tdo
mainly assisted them in their progress tosArds the
nw.boai OF the Owrs lead, which was reached in
lha GniIox inc oraprs
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ec'r BASKET rolls aud csrei-lsr uTon Them and
~ rosst, " ne sword carry NJ tic dangling lug
,.ye sr,ss heir shoude Gen. jones aHo
,-'ught two horses viii him. The party viii
a. .te Zero, and each 50 g. his own hpIHe, Nor
Oh Richmond and Alexandria"
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PRIESTS GENUINE AND INIMITABLI
ID HAIR DiE!i

PKICE IITTl ILN ) FfR BON,
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not wash of NOT cause any imp casant feeling hiis
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Manufactured and for sale C@hocsale and retail 40
No 40 south second At, Wiausburgh
all over the county
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RoS; Fraser y Lee, % Berkman ii; Wheeler, ~
CheIY I, hiieT Reed, ~ Allen st. and Houston
81 and Ave. d. Hoad.Cy 81 Eighth ave. DTuggis'g
can also be supplied by C. n. CRlTTENTOh, 4
snth ave O0Q
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