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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-27

RIcnxosp, August Is, 1859.


RICHMOND, August Is, 1866.
The foreign news by the cable Is quite
encouraging in commercial point Of view.
A considerable demand has sprung up In
France for United States bonds, and we
may infer that French bankers are the
agents for buyers elsewhere as well ss In
France. It Is not surprising that this de-
mand has sprung mp there. The recent
war has very much increased the indebt-
cdness Of several of the European Powers
that were already heavily incumbered, and
whose revenues were short Of their dis
burscments. This is strong motive for
capitalists to look abroad for objects Of In
vestment, and the striking exhibit Of the
United States treasury recently made,
-poNerful conservative
getheT with To- nxauends to
ovcTent at Philadelphia, reed u
em very forcibly the securities OF ths
ederal Government.
The accounts from London show tina
bese securities are firm in that city, ant
rowing in public confidence from tho re
cent more encouraging aspect of our pc
litical situation.
The reduction Of the rate Of interest I,
per cent. by the Bank Of England is 81
encouraging sign Of the increased conf
1ence in the English monetary world.
It is announced that more than half /,
ON of dollars in specie has beer
ped from Liverpool vio the Scotia fol
srican account. In view of the i'm.
.ense importations Of manufactured good.
from England INTO this country, we mus,
attribute any large importation of gold
from that quarter to tho purchase in Eu.
rope of United States bonds. The present
shipment causes some citation in the North
The bulls and bears continue their
scrambles at the Wall-street Gambling
Board over gold and stocks. To-day the
bears seem to have little tho best of the
fight over gold. But some of the com.
batants have turned their attention to
stocks possibly to make up losses. At the
close of the week the bulls were elevating
several varieties of railroad stocks. Erie
and Reading were the chief subjects OF
operations.
The news from abroad, as well as the
condition of affairs at home, ought to bring
down gold. But being at the mercy Of a
set of gamblers, prices depend very much
upon their schemes.
Gold opened to-day Saturday at l4734,
and closed at 147.
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DOANOKE COLLEH
III The next annual SCI ~
will open on the ist Of 81
Faculty OF seven profesefg{
AGRICULTURE and AIMING
rYRns-YoR HAL1 SESSION Or
BLB II CNlTED sYAreg
Boarding, t7.so per wesk....1
TulllOn ....sss.....s.s..
Room rent and incidsn.als..
Washing, fuel, and hgh,s.:.
Tuition, room rcnt, ana
half the term, payable In
Por further inf0rmztisn
~ l3-A&swsws
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nICHMOND FEVAI,EIN|

DICHMOND FEMALE IL,
HI This institution willteopen QCrO
own building, on Tenth street.. inc ~
be thoroughly renovated, and tbA
ment refurnished and put INFO
with arrangements for large "
The faculty viii be large and
rate.
Particulars In eircukl
ments. CHARLS y
an 2-lm
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MULES FOR 6ALE.-I have for eAle
Vl NIKE VERY kUPIRIOR MULxs and HOUR
No. wKG0Ne. The Males ere Xcsns, vel
70 he upasnisssS ilSs Anstisep IslsGnek q.
&C aiiIIiI1 ~ A.ss.,ss rsissirssipS cs.sssy.
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Mrs. Leonidas Polk has opened q school
In Nashville, q
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UNIVERSITY OF
" next session tn be-
OF OCTOBER lSnad ~

NINTH on JttS
A Professor on
Law will be app ~
the organization ls
tion-Academic, IL =
re- established okSe
fore the war. Et Isl
The entire exHxsS
exclusive OF textHScE
ney, amount to thu
currency per sessi SS,
student, TO three HI IVA IN
and Of the Medica ~ "a
ninety-five dollsr ~ ~
For catalogue GIN w4 w
nation, address kKek
jy l6-ts k =
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ECEIVING ANOTHER SUPPLY
IL OF thoss beautiful Parlor Suites, Rosewood
and Walnut in Brocateile and Plnsh-styies OF
Queen Eliza beth, Louis XIV, Napoleon III, and
FRENCH & CRENSHAW,
corner Ninth and Main streets (up stairs).
my2e ....#
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FURNITURE, ETC.

T HAVE JUST FINISHED SEVE-
| RAIL SETS OF CHAMBER FURNITURE OF
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT, the finest and OF
the mos, fashionable style in the market, entirely
Have also some very FINE SOLID ROSEWOOD
PARL0R SETS nearly ready. Those In want OF
something substantial, and at the same time very
nice would do well to give me call
UNDERTAKING attended TO at all hours
II. A. ATKINSON,
No. 100 Thirteenth Tor Goyernor) street,
" It's above Franklin, Richmond, Va.
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLIN

HI DANNlLLk. VA.
The next annual session OF this institutlonr
mences SEPTEMBER srH, 1855. and closes .
June, 1857.
session:
For tuition I'm advanced Epgl,sh brsnehes..."'
For tuition in primary English branehes....i
For tuition In Ancient and Modern LxhxusSr
For tuition In Muslc..........s.'..'.'.
For tuition I'm Drawing ..........."....,'f II
For use OF Piano for practicing =.
For Incidental Expenses -
Payments required one
at middle OF session.
Pupils are entered for
otherwise agreed upon
for absence, except In CAT pro-
A deduction Of fifty per c mzde
Of daughters Of ali fegul. en
Charges made from time StrS
nish lights and towels. Wing
dollar and nfty cents per nh.
T. B. LAX
jyis-2m II. w. RHAH
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From, venesuels.

INV York, August 25.-Ths news from
Vsik2usls ID 10 the Gath Of July. General
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g T. PEN
-. SCHOOL, FOUR
MAIN AND FRANKLIN
TENDER l7TH TO JULY\
sure an abundance, OF time
class graduating, having s6tk
and prepared under his own -
the assistance OF Mr.. A. 2. CHYH
an experienced teacher WA
himself DIRECT, and byNe&Af
time RXAhIsE, all the claes<
Wanted, scholars to nlI
BEGINNERS forty dolla1
NERS IN LATIN AND Al
Apply over school -rosni 8B\
I1-9rn RI - PYfk~AN
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EDUCATIONAL.

Hne.ssse-gss
CCHOOL Nof1CE.[sxh9 e1ef0jg99
- nv school, two asd ahalf qills ffg1 Ky
"a yilI reSOuDsDse ya the BIkST 8OM4
s.ra.nbef nerd. 4 few t>1e nk0.
P,gss Of board Ana tuitios. AftssA a.
nS s.l. y sesse.jf J. /. Bu,ro~s, aeSsn
RisSmond. fee x-lxel Z e.
coUTHERN FEMALE INgTg
y alunxozR,l I'd
.. snI; ,@, sss':.s.:',
ESQ, on the
FIRST MONDAY y
III. principal y, ", I, :;
az sminsnt a 1aliee
.a suii GSf n nusj1
lsskfPPssY. -
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WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIV-
w INC every description OF Furniture, Carpet
ings Bedding, and Furnishing Goods, to which We
invite the attention OF purchasers.
FRENCH Il CREESHAW,
corner Ninth aud lain streets (up st2irs).
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HABLISTON d. BROTHER,
FURNITURE DEALERS,
would respectfully inform their friends and former
patrons that they have resumed business az theli
'SEW STORE, on Cary street, between Ninth aud
Tenth, where they will be happy 10 see them, ana
will furnish anything in their line at reasonable
HADLIsToN & BROTHER, Cary streets,
rys between Ninth and Tenth.
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CT. JosEPHs SCHOOL, corner Of
~ Fourth and NArahall streets, viii be Esopsnsd
on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEABRR. ror
terms, spply Ut the Institatisn. au u-tise
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THE THEATRICAL WORLD.
Sayings and Doings of Prominent
Artists at Home and Abroad.

New MEMPHIS THEATRE-THE MARBLE
HEART-The engagement of Mr.. Law
renee Barrett is drawing to close, he
appearing but two nights more in this
city previous to his departure for Eu-
rope. He is an actor of genius, and his
original conception of many characters
stamps him as one of the first artists of
the age. He is perfectly at home on the
stage, appearing to have studied nature
for his model rather than the manner
and style of other actors, and this origi
nality surprises many old lovers Of the
drama who have been used to see actors
rave and tear passion to tatters" in
certain scenes. His rendition of Ham
let" last night was mastery effort, and
engaged the close attention of even the
"old stagers" present, who evinced their
appreciation frequently in the usual way.
He received good support from Messrs.
Drayton, Wheelock, Hubbard and the
other members Of the company, espe
cially from Mrs flanagan, whose chaste
portraiture of the fair "Ophelia was
very creditable TO her Tonight the
Marble Heart, or the Sculptor'S Dream
will be performed, with Mr. Barrett in
the double character of Phidias, the
Sculptor and Raphael Duchalet."
Mrs. flanagan will personate Mile
Marco" (the marble heart), and Messrs.
Wheelock, Hubbard and Marston sustain
important parts. Those desiring an in
tellectual treat should attend the New
Memphis Theatre this evening To-mor-
row night will be the last appearance of
Mr.. Barrett, on which occasion he will
be the recipient of a complimentary fare
well benefit from our citizens The
WifSs Secret and Faint Heart neoe''
Won Fair Lady will be the bill to NOR
row evening.
GREENLAw OPERA House There was
a good house to witness Mr.. Charles Dill
Ions Macbeth last evening, which
was indeed a splendid rendition, worthy
of any artist In the second act, during
the banquet scene, he was emotionally
grand and partic iarly excellent, being
enthusiastically landed by the au-
dience. Mr.. Hill, as Macduff," gave
him good support. Mrs. Tannehill and
Lille Eldridge distinguished themselves
in the choruses Tonight, Belphegor
the Mountebdnk, will be performed
This is pronounced ons of the greatest of
Mr.. Dillon's characters-in which he is
said to have no equal in the world He
will undoubtedly be greeted with full
house.
Mr. L. P. Barrett opens at St Louis
next Monday. it
The Academy of Music, Pittsburg,
busted after running two weeks
The company have scattered. Mrs. and
Mr.. Barney Williams closed a successful
engagement at the Pittsburg Opera
House last week, being succeeded by the
Ritchings Opera Troupe. The viii
liamses are at the Providence Academy
of Music this week.
Charlotte Thompson is in her last week
of a successful engagement; at DeBars,
St Louis.
The New Museum, ST. Louis, opened
on last Monday.
Mrs d. P. Bowers and Mr.. McCollom
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The Port of Memphis.

The river is clining slowly. Bust
ness was fair thu morning The weather
was cloudy and temperate
The following are the arrivals and de.
pariures since our last
Arrivals.
Lilly, st Louis.
City of Cairo, St Louis
Bee (towboat), st. Louis.
Hornet (towboat), Pittsburg
Yankee (towboat), New Orleans.
Indiana, Louisville.
Laura Fenton, Louisville
John Kilgour, New Orleans
Petrolia, White river.
j. ID. Perry. White river
Centralia, Helena.
Departures.
Southerner New Orleans.
Bee (towboat), New Orleans.
Hornet (towboat), New Orleans
Indiana, New Orleans.
Harry Dean, Cincinnati
Yankee (towboat), ST. Louis.
Cleaner, Little Rock
Boats in Port.
Laura Fenton, Silver Cloud, City Of
Cairo, Mary Erwin, Petrolia, John Kill
gour, j. D. Perry, Lilly and CentraIia.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
Cairo and s. Louis.-The regular
packet this evening is the City of Cairo,
Captain Bob X. Riley in command, and
P. W. Sheckley clerk
arkansas Ricer-Captain James L.
Maginnis' craft, the Mary Erwin, win
leave for Little Rock this evening at five
o'clock.
Miscellaneous.
The river receded twelve inches at
Cairo yesterday.
At Little Rock, yesterday, the Arkan-
sas fell twelve inches, with FIVE and hall
feet in the channel to the mouth.
The Mississippi at St. Louis is falling
rapidly The Ohio is falling from Pitts
burg down, with ten and half feet in
the canal and eight feet on the falls at
Louisville
Captain Enoch Taylor has received the
appointment of agent for the Marine I'm.
derwriters of New York city.
The Araldnche says Captain Donald
sons new abolition boat, the Black Re-
publican, will be launched at Pittsburg
on Saturday next
The Robert E. Lee starts to New Or
leans on her first trip on Saturday next
The clerks are Captain James F. Smith,
formerly of Louisville, and Captain John
Mosson.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING. We respectfully
ask our steamboat friends to coll and ex-
anime the specimens of fine steamboat
printing daily executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER Office Our prices will be found
to compare favorably with those of Gin
cinnati or St. Louis, and to be greatly
below those asked by other city Offices.
Bring your orders directly TO US, and
save the commission charged by parties
who take in work they are not prepared
TO execute. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-04

PITTsBURG CoAL.-Briggs & Peterson,
Office IL Madison street. Branch Office,
,34l Main street,. B. Moseley, agent
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales. rs
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Monetary and Commercial


There is nothing new to report in the money
markst. Gold continues quiet and firm. buy
ing at 43a4Sc and shipping to New York for
sale. We have noticed some dem and for State
Bank Of Tennessee money, caused by parties
wishing to pay debts due the Bank-and under
this demand it has advanced to 40 cents. In
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The PUBLIC LEDGER now has by. far
the largest circulation of ANY daily
newspaper published in the State of Ten
nessee, and offers, therefore, advantages
to advertisers not possessed by any
other journal in the State. This is fact
which should not be lost sipht of by tie
advertising public
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-04

MULE Losr.--A dark bay mule has
strayed from home. Any one will be re-
warded on returning him to Ivinson q
Gilbert, 2S4 Main street See advertise
mpnt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-04

meeting of the Hamilton Masonic Lodge,
No 299, of this city, eulogistic resolu'
tons in regard to the death of Bro I.
w. Trice were adopted
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POLICEMEN DIsCHARGED.-Col. Beau
mont, this morning, discharged two po-
licemen attached to the force of the first
district for ill-treatment of prisoners.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-04

HoMEwARD BoUSD.- Many Memphians
are arriving daily from their summer
tour North, which, in many instances,
have been heightened by the cholera
news. A dispatch from Cairo, dated
yesterday, says a great many people are
there awaiting Southern boat The
cholera is fast dying out, and we may
soon look for an influx of strangers from
all quarters that will add to the business
of the city. Merchants are making their
preparations with Frightening couute-
nances as they see the advance guard of
the planters coming into the city with
their cotton, giving promise of rich
harvest, as soon as the skrmishers re-
turn and announce to their friends that
they can come here without danger.
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WANTS.

tNANTED.--A GIRL. ABOUT ID YEARS
w old. for child nurse. Inqu re a; No. III
Monrne street.
w size Portraits Of LEE and JACKSON,
/" Fallen Heroes Of the South" Engraving.
Picture Frames. Books, ETC., etc. Also. Ciark s
Wonderful Indelibe Pencils. and various other
articles Call Oh WhBB az IKIBBLE, 5I1s
jefferson street. %
NAfANTED IMMEDIATELY Is TIN
w Smiths. The highest wages paid None
but good wnrkmen need apply rT
nOLLENBERG n 0Ek1 I'll,
u ZIG Second street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-04

CRY ScALEs-Merchants would do
well to have their grain weighed cor
rectly, therefore they should take it to
city scales Mt the landing
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-04

DEcLYED.-Mr. John S. Toof has re-
piled to the call recently made upon him
to run for the Legislature, by declining
the honor
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-04

LOCAL NoTlcEs, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
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STOLEN.

STOLEN- REWARD. STOLEN FROM
- Mrs. Wilson, on the 18th OF July, double,
cased SILVER WATCH. The above reward
will be paid for its return to Col. Beaumont. u
Madison street ~
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OPEN AT ALL HoURs- The Empire
eating house, No. Is Jefferson street, be-
tween Main and Front streets. 80
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PITTsBuRG CoAL-Brown & Jones, Of
fee 247 Second street Branch Office
374 Main street-R C. Hite, agent 43
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Coal ITEM-H. B. Packer, the cele
brated coal dealer, has removed his Office
to 1904 Main street he has just re
ceived 5000 bushels Of Pittsburg coal
Of the best quality.
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THOMAS o. SMTH-See in another
column the announcement of the name
of Thomas o. Smith as candidate for
Alderman in the Eighth Ward. BE
would make an excellent member.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. FAMILIES OR SINGLE
ID gentlemen can be fur ished with pleasant
apartments, furnished or unfurDi he'd. board;
with or without lodging, by applying ut No. ~
second street. bet Madisnn and No, roe: 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-04

CHOLERA REPoRT.-Six new cases of
cholera were reported up to noon to-day,
and two deaths-negroes.
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LOST.

r OST! LOST! LOSTlil-A DARK-BAY
1 ! horse MULE. eight or nine years old, 10
or l6 hands high. lame when he trots in right
hind leg, newly shod behind. reward will
be paid ior him AZ
IyINSON * GILBERT'S.
Grncers. 28l Main st.. Memphis:
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]. NJ ToMEYY ACoUITTED.-We have
been informed that Mr.. J. NJ Tomeny,
recently on trial for alleged frauds while
occupying the position of Treasury
AGENT at Mobile, has been acquitted.
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ALEX. McCULLocH.- Alex. McCulloch,
so celebrated for the 6Re liquors he
always supplies to customers, has open
ed at No. As Monroe street, where he will
be happy to see his old friends and the
nnhlic generally.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-04

THE SUICIDE.-
A man whose wife was sickly and deadly pale
And whose very looks told a melancholy tale ;
He was seen in deep medtatve mood.
Walk to a foamy stream that ran through a
wood
His face was pale, his eyebrows dark aud low
His blood shot eyes fixed on the stream below (;
He walked. then stopped, rs ifbe sought tofnd
A balm for his wife. and case for his mind;
He pondered over the deep unwilling tide,
Then stopping. he laid his garments by his side,
And with pen in his hand, paper and ink
He seats himself on the turbid streams brink,
And writes Send two Bottles English Female
Bitters. quick
Ny wife il declining oh she is so sick - 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-04

CIRCUIT Court. THE Circuit Court
now in session at Raleigh is transacting
considerable business On Tuesday,
Isham Beard (colored), was sentenced
to ten years imprisonment for obtaining
money under false pretenses. Yesterday
a negro named Squire was tried and con-
victed Of assault with intent 10 commit
rape, and sentenced to fifteen years i'm
prisonment in the peni,eniiary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-04

FREE Notwithstanding the month
of September 64,O3l mail letters were de-
livered by the carriers in this city news
papers, 1885; drop letters, 3699. COL
lected from the boxes on street corners
letters 6O,633, newspapers 446l.
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FOR RENT.
ErOR RENT-AN OFFICE, NEAR CORNER
F Monroe and Second streets. Applyto
DENIE, JOINER a KIRKLEY,
"a No. "a Madison street.

IHOR RENT-AN OFFICE, NEAR CORNER
IL Monroe and Second streets. Applyto
DENIE, JOINER q KIRKLEY,
q No. "a Madison street.
NOR RENT : Humanity PAPEkED
IL Cotton Offices on Front street.
A fine Lawyers or Physicians ONCE on sec
ond and Adams SITS.
A. suit of 6 rooms on y efterson ST.
Sleeping room in Webster Block.
~ Store. with rooms. on Poplar street.
"A two tenement house ON Dunlap avenue,
cbse TO ,scrminus Of street railroad. Will be
rented as a whole or separate;
large three-ssSsy BRICK qfuse IN S9ur' b.
Rental and Real Estate Agents,
rs No. 1913 Main street.
NOR RENT. -CENTRAL BUSINESS OF
E fees Two or three first class business OH
ces for rent, in the Mosby x Hunt building. on
Front street between Madison and Monroe
ls7I Office Is over W No. sOl. ~ the Buildng.
NOR RENT.-TnE HOUSE ON CORNER
Il Second and jackson streets. formerly 9cca-
rooms, yard, well and stable. Inquire at No;
346 Main street. 81
NOR RENT-A LARGE AND COMFORT
II able residence IN Chelsea, near the Brck
Church." The house has seven elegant rooms
n kitchen, pantry, two seryant-r0oms-all un-
der one roof; also, smoke-h house, chicken
house. stable (for ten horses), and carriaeo-
house large yard, with thirty full-grown for
ezt trees one and a halt acres in a garden, with
splendid strawberry and raspberry beds a well
md cistern. The whole place ia splendid re-
pair, and possession given ilnmet,Rtely. Apply
70 CROCKETT a SoMEkVlLLE,
% 227 Second street.
TSoR RENTEA FAMILY RESIDENCE.
on the corner Of Poplar and Third streets.
Apply 10 DENfE, JOINER a KIkkLE1.
D NO. - Monroe s.-eee.
NOR RENT-A NEAT RESIDENCE. .AP eo
IL ply at No. % Avery street.
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STEALING MONEY. A Bureau pet
named Nathan Fitzgerald was tried be-
fore Esquire Miller yesterday for stealing
fifteen dollars from the pocket of his
sable friend, John Robinson He was
committed for trial at the Criminal
Court