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DIE ID.


M.1 Sr, sad Viz sa Fl Illness OF
" seosi az ss wl Ia. i Tse
Brooklyn Her friends are invited to attend WITHOUT iuhe
\ Invitation.
BACOy-rn West Arlington, w., on Friday morning june
90 OF consumption at the residence Of her brother Ann
| wi low OF Roswell Bacon, late Of this city
Her remains taken TO Glenns Falls r., Tor hermen
cONxfn Harlem on Tuesday July ~ Jos P. conk. In the
The fseraI win take place at hIs late residence IN One
hundred twenty sixth st., first house west OF Second
rye on sunday nrr, at II M Relatives and friends and
members Of Normal and Harlem Lodgss are invited to a.
ne uembers OF Normal Lodge No. So r. aud A. NJ,
arc uuVnond to attend tho funeral Of late brother
S0s sIS~ss sns oeei III. funeral services viii Be
e0n'Oe'~a " '"' "''' ''' 4 ". COwDTN, Master.
crovyRsuy 3enly at Bethel Conn, on Wednesday, JAY
S MR.. Hsrrf.t y. Glover, wife Of II. 8. Glover
The funeral viii ,eks place this day July q o'clock
JouRNEAY-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July 1 Mira Elm
The ,.siges and tiends ofhs family respectfully tn
y,,d 10 attend the funeral from her ate residences. No
Tompkins place. Tharsdsy the 9th ip't at O'CLOCK
LEAcH-Th. funeral Of Maria H. wife Of Frederick Lesch
will be attended ftom their reslencs No aiS Union e.
vii b. Se r to G.es~ood Owes Tor.
Comfy n y snn.snced on T.e.day Inc Is,s s,r
ant friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
without further notice
LoCKwOoD--Op Tuesday. Jmy :, Of cholera iniantur
Charles H. Lockwood zen OF O. d. and Agnes ~ LOCI
tn. re ave. and friend. are respectfully invited to attend n,
funeral from the residence OF the srsnd parents VIM L.
BedslL In Monroe st., Brooklyn on Thursdsy a. p H.
PuRDY-At Rye on Wednesday, July 5, bra Charity W.,
vile Of Josiah Purdy esq. In the Sd year oil her age
The re- and friends the family respectfully invited
10 send foners from Christ Church Rye on rnd'y
the 7h inst. at O'Clock p NJ without further nvauon
REYyoLDs-In Brooohlyn, on Monday July S;rnus f.,
only child Of Richard C. and Mary Amelia heynods' sSed
years.
sPALDTNo-suddsniy. a Syracuse. n T., on Saturday.
July 1856 Henry 1ryon infant Of Hsnry c. and Mary
W. sp.idins. sgedi year aud days.
sUANHON-On Wednesday, July s. st 1rvington. n. j..
| Julia wife Of William shannon, aged II years.
Tn. friends and relatives invited attend the funeral on
Friday July T. ss O'Clock s the H. l. Church. In
| h,ingon
THOMPsoN-On Tuesday, July T. George A. Thompson
| ssed u year,
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral nom his lao Residence NO iIyns
| place In Third..t. between South Eighth and south
kinthss, Brooklyn Z. d., at o'clock on sunday, JuyS
| None knew him but TO lovei
| None named him but 10 praise.
woLFR-rn Louisville KY Monday. July sifsr short
| lines. Nathaniel WOLF, esq
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MARINE ID.

june 49, 1865 by tho Rev o. H. Robertson Capt Daniel
Bslou Of Sandwich, illinois, agent Of the G. b. and u
r. to Miss Mary l.. Finnie Of Fox. Kendall County, ILL.,
MOORE-ARCHER-On Tuesday, July L. at Mile square
Yonker, Westche,ter County, n. Y. BY the Rev. s. A.
Seaman Joseph Moore Of New York. to Angelina Archer
Of Mile square.
yALENTlNE-HOBBY-On Tuesday. July T. by the Rev
A. IT. Partridge John j. Valentine Of Rrooklyn, y. D., "a
Ella r. daosh, Of the late Amos K Hobby Of Brooklyn
No cards
New.iisvsn pipeu please copy.
WICKHAM-wOOD--Ou Wednesday, June %, ct the resi-
dence OF the brides father by tho Rev L. Mil. Of Brook
Ign, Joseph ickham. IT, Of 5cpio TO Mary E daush
tsr of Asa d. Wood OF Brooklyn.
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Iu,erunI Revenue Decision.

The following decision Is annOnnccd:
"1RF,-fRT DEPARTMENT,
"orTrcE oP IsIgrsAL EEyrsuE
"WAsHSGToS June = ls05.
SfR; IN reply 20 your letter Of June Ia relation
10 the duty noon dres.makng hive TO SAG. that upon
III. point TIE law II explicit that II the material Is
furnished BY party and manufactured by another.
The part, 80 manufacturing is liable TO the duty upon
n. hui value If furnished article. Ses section %
Of the act IL June 90 lees and amended March iso5
"TBis law may be oppressive 10 soine but the reei
H. In add the tax 10 he price Of manufacture and by
ms means tie person fr whom the goods manufac-
tured indirectly pays tie duty. See Last clause OF 500
ton - Of sand at. Very respectfully,
az A. ROLLINS. Deputy Commissioner"
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CITY NE VS..
their heirs.

THR EXECUTION OF WALTERS.-Charles II.
Walters it is now stated will positively be hanged at
the City Prison (he Toombs in Centerst. tomorrow
noon. HE hope OF reprievc has proved faacious.
and the unfortunate who. in a lit Of frenzy.
caused hy ntoxicaton murdered mis- mistress will. no
Doubt before tomorrows sunset have eIpisted his
crime by a felons death.
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BROOKLYN NEWS.
HORRIBLE OUrRAog-Ay OLD LADY RAW

HORRIBLE OUTRAGB-Ay OLD LADY RAW
rsuED ny GAxo OF RuFF1Ass-AgREsT OF SIX OF
TIE GAso.-A bout q. IN. Tuesday, Officer Reed
Of the ForiyslNth Precinct While doing duty on the
Cypress Hi Plank Road observed young nan Jam?
o, er fence and thinking him thief the officer pur-
sued and captured him. In company with this Young
man. who gives his name William Uuderstier. re-
siding In Boerum-si, Aorrell. l.. d..
ten or zen others who scattered the spproach
Of Officer Reed Shortly after the capture Of Understl
Ter the officer observed ladys crinone lying on the
ground and 10 several shreds Of wearing apparel
aud on further exam ming the ground an cd lady was
found Of nudity She appeared 10 be perfectly
stupfed Der head somewhat cpi. and Ter body show
ing marks e brutal outrage. SIZE Vas covered orer
with s1cb articles tne officer could ind and taken ~
the Forty sXth Precinct ; otin9iOG When she 10
covered her she stated that her name was Allen
and that she resided IN Springfield. hear Hcmp~tad.
and had como t. WilAmsburgb 10 make some pur'
chasr- While her way hoinr she met BY these
ruiiaus who took her iorciby into ropevals near
the tollhridyc. cut out her poeket which ohly con
tanned ~ cents and rnvshed her porson. Oiicr Reed
through Undcrsters admission. was enabled 70 arr I
FIVE others II gang. who gave their names as fol-
oas: Autine Frank, aged 49, Prank Gorrcr. liz AG'
gnstus Aribls Jo-rrh k.nearngcr. 49, Michael schn
bert H. They were taken before justice walter sho
sent them 10 the County Jail Ia await further e2aina
ilon Three Of the Iuf1ans acknowledged The crime
Mrs Alien was sent 10 the House OF Detention, New
York.
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DI.xs.eeful Proceeding. In Tud... City

To tie Editor ef The Y. Trbun>.
Sir: At a Hag-raising in Hudson City, on the
glorious Folrth. at the corner OF Pslisade-ave. ana
wnrren-s, while the Rev. A. Cleghorn. one OF Tie
speakers referring 10 the fact That the nag just
raised the glorious emblem Of our nations liberty
end that II now waved in more lofty grandeur and
sublmity than before. because the ensaved bondmen
In our and were rallied certain persons. among
whom WIS an ex Alderman. cried oct . no Niger
here rushed upon The sand erected for the speakers
and With threats II yocrce and other dsgrscefu con
Duct succeeded IN preventing the reverend gentleman
from making iartLer remarks. AN EfE-WrfhEsA
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Brper,Rs At wosK-A sApR BLOWN OPEN,

rUr TIRE THIEVES FAiL To SECURE THE Irghsrsi; AT
en- % " hour or Toesd Y morning Officer Mccullough
OF -Four ceufh Precinct s'arled by nm explosion
en- he rr # the building occupied Ivy the Belginu fate
asa Con nanv OF The 81 Howard and 'tnehF-
ste He procured 'hc es.isance o. four other Officers
ard proceeding he building fonnd that the mont door
YVES pen On entering they discovered that the large
safe %. nerrng's Manufacture he'd been blown open
tho ur,on walls % TIE office shaken from their posi-
ton END tho heavy plate glass In the doors snd win
lows broken into innuncrahe pieces. A thofoagh
- ,-ch Of the premises showed that the burglar bad
escared through the scute 10 the roof OF nn ADJOINING
tenement house through which they descended TO fhe
rect aud esoa ped In the mnnuf'ciorv was found
c1pie .et ~ burglars tools, consisting Of arm
braee and bit. screw wrench driver. and bnw-pipe
nod BLOWING powder into safe locks. fnse car OF
ro,rarr sssfcocking pistol. &C.. &c IL Is believed
hts ono Of thc gaug secrcted himself IN the bndine
reio-e II xas closed on Monday night and at late
ho.r admitted his confederaies, By using posHui
drl lie Burglar succeeded in boring helo in the
- aeqr me lock and inserted quantity OF powder.
Which was * ploded bv means of a fnse. Although
ono division Il the snf forced thn' portion con
n,nc inc money remained undisrarbed. and the bur
gerg Ware compelled 10 make basiy ait ron ne
IRON rs cith0u securing ay pnnder No cine to NE
tnrgars las yot been Obtained. Inc loss On plate 81
anl7 o,,ngce 10 tho safe ana building VIII probably
smOunf ~ nearly s&,Un
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TIE LATB FIRE IN READE-sr.-Messrs.
West Bradley Carey inform Us they will lose by the
FIRE on Reade-st Sunday night about slooco Instead
# So 900 rs has been stated which loss Is fully covered
by insurance. The origin Of the fire Is still unknown.
The Waterman who sleeps on the premises made his
rounds only hour before tie flames were discovered
bursting out upon the roof OF the building.
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Dnsincss Notites.

You MUST HAVE QUIET SLEEP OR you CANNOT
HAVE Hk,Lru-BIokRESk this be'sed Ie'oFer OF
wonderful anodyns well mighty tonic
and uervno Let TIE dsbiiatd aid nervous reor to Il
without delay Depot No. 2s Dey,. Sold by al druggists
MILLIONS or BOTTLES
~ NM. WtSHoys SoormSo s,auP are sold and need with
ucvrr.ug sueos Il On old ind weiTisd Fcnsiy ana
Ia. stood the te, oil ye. IL relieves the child from pain
requisites tie stomach end bocs wind coc 'oen'
tie gums and by srig aad hea to the chud comforts
The mother
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Special Notices.
The Nation,
THIS DAY PUBLISHED. JULY
CONTENTS:

IT.. Marian
,,s ora, ,s,,rn ,,rvs
coNrvNrs
-, -,
Wan. IN, s,.,.. sysr soy,rei.a,
AC.se in Point
The Emperor and tn. Two sou.
som. Re.,ou, for Delay.
Lord a,ou,b,m on thu Quality Of Marcy.
Tho American Struggle: Poetry.
Critic. and Crilici,m
Cub Life.
March Of the Seventh Regimen, to w.shiacsl
s,,.,,, Star,
,,.v,
I,s,.,x No,s.
c.,v,.
r,. soh,. s.hoA If Yisso.
unu.,. sh.,..o..,.
M.,h.w A,,oa.r.,r
po,,,b Animal Exhibition Of IN. National Academy o.
D..,.,
,. .,,op, e.. rs.o.r or occ..iousl contributors ID.
,.u...,... $3.50. ...'..-.''..
urvsv ~ IoyoFy1row ...........
,,uvs pucsFII. IowEIL
,ouu n ,vurrr,pp
o.,,,r, p,,or U.pr..,,.,, r,u,,, c.u.,. Hart
,v m,
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,,,,,,, III,
.'''''''. 800
''"i'"''' -
Judge BOND ob''n"0'''
! EDMUND QUINCY,
Professor D. WHITNEY, Y''''
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GHy. BUrLgR.--Gen. b. +. Butler has
presented 5000 TO Philips Academy. Andover. Mass
10 provide free scholarship y yesr-, for the son VI
soldicr-whlte or back-dssbled In thu wax.
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Advertisement.
ITcH! ITcn ITCH!
scRAIcnl SCgAIcH SCRATcH
BLANK Itch CERArE
will cure the Itch in thrtysix hours also scald
Head Old Sores ard ali Ernpions Of the skim CON
tans no mercury. Prize ~ cents pcrbox FOR sale by
DrN,s E.Hsr1 & Co, NO. II Park.Ios. and all Drug
l.ls IN heR.l oTk.
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1HR DEAD LOCK- ~ THE JEa5fY ilTY COM
NoN CoUEul-PRtPorr!Ioy FOR mn MlyEggs 10 lig-
fiGN-1HEY NOrE 10 10 A. THY PLEAss.-An Gd-
juuned meeting o the Common Council " JcrseY city
ives leli last evening ~ which MI me meiubcs but ono
were present An. PalFhnrn was elected Chairman
pro tom and John T.. >cpis acted ~ Clerk. i've bt.
lts We're hal for President ~ the bo1rl, AID. Eee
CicfJu) reccising vYf.., ani ad. lire votes.
Ald Mcbride (DomocraD offered the following preim.
BIZ anl resolutions:
I,ho,, Two mouths Of vslvstr tn, i'," beer srer in
efforts oruie hc Boad - election of parma
ran preceding oficsr sud
Uherses the pl.let 'enpor AND police cgf9bna.
uons 81 tpr he,id there - az -rt 90 ~ oTsA't ara
h ne city oha 10 without their ~ aDd iauai tho
cv for cont str nrrr'd .' frc, Ore .-tr' credit
aud good nag OF No ely srr.o1s'y inpaedi therefor
Re .f.eS. Tibet tLis torueH ta.rc as ura Ief g.l-
exception, 10 It--u hs truce conferred Dil by Der
)astffucns and tpfc 6,' re ID iSf,ht ii g. hll
the u,s pir,d oi ile Adero o' tic H,.i sl.
irra sill ufEdy repre- ne wss 90. tIeir i0uu-
cuts an art rrt win their dnv Ind r 4ntr
ests thc ely which 'ry haze an .so 70 V3ieg 'Dd Se'
ffnG
The resolution led TO discussion T. which a anmbcr
Of members took par. Alderman Earle moved 10 lay
the pIoUIlbo and resolution he tl'1e which ras
i0at--l3toA Aldermen Davis cilec,d sabsihrs,
fnnt all those Aldermen who DESTROYS II rc,isn
,enlee. "qnd that eli those Aldermen ho are dcsir.
,o,s OF ren1inng. nave TIE privilege b. 10 So" Tie
~. Tgs fcterfra and fhe sps futr ADOPT
cd yeas lays The HoaTd then adjourned Tor tRC
weeks.
Fpy.-On TUESDAY forenoon fire broke ont
In ,be nrcr Fart II the iiaiae bu ding Of Bruins
en,Ire buidmg and tho grocery store GU tho gfoure
Go"r The roofs Of TIE Two afj1iunc bulldogs Tcr'
siDo sligLt,y bn.ned, and eon ldersbs damage VA
done bT water.
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ALLEGED THEFT OF GOLD AND TREASURY

NorTs-A SECULAR HIDING.lI.cE. - Alexander
Ue.if, N wns on Tuesday arrested by orcer Roberts
- ~ Tirifh Precinct on n charge 81 larceny pre-
fcrred bv Mrs Eliz bet Robinson Of No SIP Broone-
a, She MAKE. ahaa,it that. for loug time past she
fu To- rre In her ROOM thinking that the most secure
plqce ~ keen her treGture. George Reed, yonng
nan who lad been sing bis addresses To MS hpDin-
som, dauyhtrf received Information iron. the
Young Idy ,sinoe dead n wheTc hor mother Kept
he tr.asare BE communicated Ills met 70 Hamilton
who Soar ic9 iu q house and during Mrs IL absence
nom Che els Il il 81 nged ~ they sole the money
vtich ftt She dii not discover until honday last.
She Beett,l Hamilton II the theft, which he denied,
bad sd hat Reed had tiken The sOAty ond given hin
Slo0 he WIS committed byJus'ice Dodge Reed has
not sei been arrested.
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Tus GAMBLING CAGE Al NIAGARA FALLS

IuI PusOaFas TAKEN 10 THAT PlAcL-ihe case OF
Il IN S.ti.reaad (eoise hester, who were recently or
rested b, Detcciiye Elder charge 81 having dc.
fnUued Ogdcn Meade Oi Little Rock. Arkansas OF
-l82lO sou., days Stree at game 81 fnfo' NJ the
b~toro .lusfice Dowiing. az She ioinbs. Mf. o I.
SteVstt connsel ioI the compliment. consented than
the prisoners shoali be asohargsa 90 The sroehd tal
r,neistey re. irrs.ied 10y DeputN-Sl crif Tucker Of
Ni.sfe as on warrant IL uci ~ magi,tfaic el
that rlo and last night he left 8nh he mi ners Oh
80 ,y,,ee. train Deputy-Sherid MURPHY had pre-
ioaIy a ,clol a. so which he found Ia lhe POSSESSION
OF tfe accused.
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Jnstoe Shandley. aud the otters were committed as
disOrderiy characters
ALLEGED TRTPr or A DIAMo

. "IDn"hD I fFT OF DIAMOND IN.-OI1ICFr
trenuan OF the Fifteenth Precinct latc on Tuesday
hlst arrested Patrick Oates and Bartholomew Griffin
On the complaint OF VIM. Dayton Of No GIG Sxth.Lve.
ne states that on the night in question he entered
Ffth,sVe stage In broadway. In which were the &C.
enseu ana That soon after lis entrance they assaulted
him. and In the melee diamond pin van d az 81 go
was s'oien from his scarf Tue pin was not recovered
justice Dodge committed the prisoners.
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ARREST OF APrCKPOOKET.-Walte Williams
an Albany butcher. arrested by Officer Simpson Of
the Fifteenth Precnct for having stolen silver watch
valued at $40 from the pocket of Gardner Carroll If
Huntington, l.. L. while the latter WAS witnessing the
parade ct the corner OF Fourteent St and University.
place on Tuesday. Yesterday he was committed by
Justice Dodge
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FIRE IN EAST SIXTgENTH-sT A fire broke
out III the briok stpble No. COS East Sxtrenth.st .
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon, entirely destroying
the stable and contents. Loss StoJ Insured Ia The
Cont mental Insurance Company. Tie building was
owned by Hugh McGarry. one Of the occupants,
named Peter hcCaity. lost $780, insured IN the Cont
Mental 1nsur Company. The fire Is said 10 have
taken from sparks liom an adjoining blacksmith shop.
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DANGEROUSLY SHOT-.James OConnell wa,
yesterday arrested by Officer Lapkton of the Ninth
Precinct for having shot and dangerously injured
Thomas Cunningham He was committed by Justice
Dodge 10 await tie result of the wounded mans ifju
ries. Cunningham was taken to the Jews Hospital.
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tdyertis.nicrt
JypFRRs No. 573 Broadway. has now ready his
nsw ,t,es ofsHoys for Ladies' and Children-Magenta,
P.trocnr. Soe Iino and BIle. JIrFIEs's. 5I5 NdEny
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fAdvrri. ement
NKwYrL's Perfect Fitting Shirts, ready made
and o. order UndersLirts, Drawers. Hdkfs. Gloves.
lies &C. cent &. o. ID. l.. A. NEWELL, boo broadway.
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ATTEAPTgD SvICIDE.-James Finn of No. G30
Seeond'a'e. yesterday attempted 20 commit suicide hy
tnking lauda uin He was thS.n home, iesio9ntiyes
applied. an, last evening In n fair ay to recO,er
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FIVE MILE Foor.RAcK FOR Two TmousASI

FIVE MILE FooT-RACR FOR Two THOUSAND
DoLLARs Yesterday a five mile fcotrace for one
thousand dollars a side. came os on the Fashion
Course l.. l. between two feet footed uptown pedcs
TRANS NAMED Dredy and Cassidy The two men had
run similar distance for rovO slde Two "sc,s
previously when Brady owing 10 bis superior eondi-
ton aud advantage Of yOnth. Lad proved ne "nAer'
The Cassidy parry not hclrg sat -bed sh I'M, defeat
Immediately matched him again for arger stake the
race being oct down Tor yesterday There was ltrre
attendance on the track. tie majority gaining AL
mission without the ceremony fpaying the usual lee
BY the process kuog Gs tie FdAl.ng game toI AZ
though upwards OF htees hundred p4sous were on the
track only 600 was token at the satcG The betting
| vas Two DIaiy, whose winning Subsequent
oyenis showed pTe-arringed his friends being re-
solved g. At lie should not lose under any circumstances
Brady led about si1 feet Tor tic FIRST three miles when
CASSIDY went "a flOut and maiuiaiDod tie lead by
similar distance iol tie nett male and hail. On me
last bali mile each alternately passed the Other. aud
when ai way up the huaie-stIeich the men then be-
ING side and side Brad,'s friend. rushed across the
ConTse prevented easily from going ahead and thus
slo cd brady TO win the by fon isei Tue judges
refused 10 Interfere wien appealed TO-
ACCIDENTS on TIE FOURTH OP JULY.--1here
were very few accidents the fourth-in fact les'
than might have been expected. number oil boys
injured ty tie PR mature or iosion of gunpohni
or the careless b1Gdng Of pistols but nothing occurred
Of ANY serious character party O. returned soldiers
obseryed "A flag Mr.. iitchiicd's house. IN Ninth
ave. dsi syed with the stars down but on represent
ins the flc,to the rmatcs they explained that II Was
mistake and forthwith placed tie old fng in tho Iigh
portion winch gratiIcd the soldiers who gave three
roLsing cheers.
There were two or three nlarms Of ire during the
day, bat Ve.y !itie dam 60 resulted.
| FIRPs.-Duiing the forenoon Of Tuesday tho
Fr Department turned ont three ionr ines bit h'
only fire ~ any consequence VAS IN B1lds kinding
wood f.ctory BrUpdwny, ncGr Leonmd-rt, Whci
damaged to the amount OF 600. Insured In Gil
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CngyALrEg's Lng FOR TIM HAIg

wit restore Cray Hr,o Il. ORIGINAL Color 'rent'e,, snd
n,0o,. tie grgw,h The Nrn,r,i lir sept .. ialMs
ut in three dsys keeps the had ca, cool and hraiHy Dan
g yf ol.rs Ia ,ac i mmeuiod and used BY
he rr taedea aihoff tod OF drn. and A. ny
Office 80 .j brosdwhy. MT.
Sar,u 4. CsavsLirR, NJ. ID.
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tadvcrtls-mentl

tidvcrtis-ment
OLD EYES MADE NEW,
Withou, Spectacle- Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt ~ Ten cents. Address. T. II.
foorr II d., No. i. 100 Broadway, Nev-York
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DECENT on A DIsoGbEaLY HoO5E-SmzzURE

DESCENT on A DiSoRpERLY HOUsB->hilo IKE
al, CD.slCHrrfr MosgY On Tuesday night Capt
! neson oflhc Uh Precinct viii seclioh OF M :
tn ioa.s oe. pied by Thomap ClarL and arrested the
bis lie Fred rik' and the inmates three or
Nm nDunber III asnb cellar conoealedin stoFe nIs
or POW. ense, l. l. bud el6 In counterfeit % cent
fractional currency. IL was not proven 10 ~hoh tue
r...o,ios b. Ou6od, nor thet hny attempt ma U On
~, III 10 po III any OF them. Capt. Jameson made com.
Mini thai tho Mace where tie accused we're arrested
resort oi he Inost alb lndoned OF bo;l seIet' aad
ON fhi, complaint Clark and bis vita ware hs'd o'
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4 RggtL SOLDIER CHARGED WITH Fa.UD. -

I EbNFD NWNTItH VH fNU''' -
Officer SHlren ui tho Second Precinct. yei'rdny Sr,
%. t..t,,, : g. lately u soldier in the &. = A.. on
- cen,ioin. Of A L. Reed Of No. aJ John'st TIC
con, ,sirent =, sies that ito prisoner on the sun u'
49,. 'rtoI hi. .elf 10 be a son Of j. A. Shepard OF
L. ,'er,s win vhorn the complainant Is wei
re- si,ted, and on the strength Of tbs assertion Dor
roecd $50 Stree then be has learned tat ~ ~
nefae cl the prisoner j. Samuel y. "oppof; ~. !" -
i, NcGowsn II boardeY q, the New fors hotei te IL
i ffet he had known the accused for t'ie ps' n.e
us and n.f ~ representations he had nade were
f', Tie prisnrcr then charged TIC vino /" ~ ~
A. ;r~ hes; In lie Confederate service and nv nc
finally admitted The prisoner was committee i1T
wis hv lni,ce bowling ~ default of sl,w" ban ~
ogncied thot seye,ai other charges VIII Dc pfeieHeu
tgoilgl lin.
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STABBiSG AFFRAY.-At : o'clock p. NJ ON
Tuesday evening. while the passengers were coming
ashore ir'm the Staten Island boat David Quirk and
Michael Fitzgerald lnarroed end cuirk was stabbed
10 the meek 10y s opponont who wss arrested by the
frsf Precinct Police. Ire wounded was taken ~
his Residence 10y his friends.