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THE CHURCHES OF THE SoUTH-A CORES
Pondent OF The Atlanta Era, commenting on
MI. Beecher's comparison OF the churches and
schoolhouses of that section TO lighthouses
twinkling along the edge Of a continent OF
darkness" Ssys:-'ln 1e50 there were 2I,3S7
churches in the Northern States, and IL. .65S in
the Southern States. The proportion, 1 church
TO CPS persons IN the North and I church To 562
persons in the South. The accommodations of
these churches were s,6S6.O6l slttihgs for h.
1892 persons North, and 5,54l SIS sittngs for
966i,65 persons South. Thus 90 persons out
of 100 could attend services at the same time m
The North and s. out OF 100 in the South. In
cludlng whites and slaves alike. Thus the
Northern States had oniy7 per cent greater
accommodations than the South. Surely, this
was not a sufficient difference 10 Justify a
charge of heathenism upon the Southern peo-
pie"
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SUPERIOR RrmrBY

We can console ntiously recomme nd to those suf-
fer1ne from Q distressing caugb, DE- STRICK.
LANDS MELLlfLUOUS UOUGH BALSAM.
II gives relief almost Instant aneous, aud is with
coubt but the Mellifiuous Cough Balsam is one of
the best preparations in use. and Is all that Its
proprietor claims for 1t We have tried 1t during
the rast week, and fou nd relief from a NEST dis
tressing cough. Tits prepared by DR.. Strickland,
Tor sale by pInggists. Sold by J w. NAIRN q
co; also at WAITE's Drug Store. and OnAS
CHkIsTlNI's, S17 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth
street. oc M Iv
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Thee uEBEc FIRE.-The United States fire
insurance companies have escaped the i'm
mense losses that would have oppressed them
through this gigantic canfiagraIion had the
company should qualify itself for business
within their territory by the deposit of s5O,OCO
in Canadian Securities. Most ofour companies
declined the terms OF this equivocaI privilege
and are thus fortunately unaffected by the
frightful opening OF Pandora's box. The only
three companies represented in our city that
have sustained losses by the fire are the Liv-
erpool and London and Globe, Si5,OJO; the
Royal. $4,000, and Queen, s5.0O0-Insurane
IL, o-Fb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

A SURGICAL OPERATION AT THE CUsToM
HoUsB.-The officers at the Custom house an
their researches among the passengers on the
China, found a lady with an undue exhibition
OF tumulosity about the breast, which. upon
examination by the detect We Of her own sex
resulted in the removal Of two large and valu-
able parcels Of iewelry, worth about three
thousand dollars! One would have supposed
from the SighS that the operation was not alto
gether painless. A wicked wag says this wa
evidently an intention TO smuggle ssbreast pins
and s'charms."-BostOn Trdnscritf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

GOAL AT REDUCED PRICES.
Locust Mountain, Chestnut S7.3.
DO; Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Furnace, Do. Steamers,
Bsltimors Company Stove, Do. Egg, De. Fur
Boston Bun Stove, Do. Egg, very uperior Goal
$50. r. -
Lehigh Foundry, 50 IS.
RED ASH.
Diamond Vein, Stove and Egg, S875.
Lykens Valley, Do. Do, IS rs.
Cumberland Coal, 81.
OAK and PIEE WOOD, of the very best quality,
constantly on hand. =
Now is ihe time for families to put in their win.
ters supply. .'-
Orders will he received at our office, A63 9th
street, between Z and r, at our wharf, at foot
Of 9TH street. 8. p. BROWN SON,
oc6 I'm -ll 403 sth ST.. bctveeB and r.
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SAN DoGINeo.-Europeans appear TO have
an idea that the United States is always bent
on "annexing" territory. They charge us with
designs on Mexico and Canada; with trying to
buy an island in the Agean sea, and abetting
EeDian invasions of Ireland, and now they
say We cast longing eyes towards Hayti. Says
q dispatch from Madrid to London. of October
Il:-'.It is rumored here that the United States
are intriguing in view of annexing San Do.
mingo, or at least OF establishing their proteo.
torate over that island
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SECRET DISuAsEs.

sAnARIfAS's GIFT is the meet certain, safe and
efectusl 1emedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
balsan, no mercury. Only ter pills to be taken. 1t
Is the soldiers hope, aud friend te those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
male, S3.
SASARITAN's RooT AND HERS JuICEs-A postiv
sns permanent cure for SYPHILIS Scrofula, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots, letters, &c. Price 81 25 per bottle
Sold by B. o. Ford. See advertisement. myb
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HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER

henoWs the Hair.
Halls VEGETABLE 6IcILIAN HAIR RRNRwER
Restores gray hair to the original coisr
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Prevents the hair from falling off.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwKR
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
Halls VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Does not stain the skin
HALLS S1cILIAN VEGETABLE HAIR RRNKwKR
proved itself the best preparation for the hail
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists ia 80 Tuly
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CLOTHING, DO.

nj. SM2k'RcHAsr TAILOR
Corner OF 9Th and ID streets,
Desires 10 return his thanks Tor the liberal q
patronage bestowed upon him during past
seasons, and At the time invite, his Nn
friends To- visit his store and inspect his new I.
snd choice eel, etion Of & ,ods, vi ich he has
rust purchased for the Fail and Winter Trade
Mr. K HARpOS his associate, continues to give
his constant attention 10 the style and general
appearance OF all garments made At the estsb-
hshnent.
motto. Oc I9-im
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v "a d, y a i j L q T ID d
TRY SM0L AND Z RS.

COLGATES AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination with G1 ycKRIN
and especially designed for the use of LADIES, and
the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 EXQUISITE, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale BIZ all druRRists fe Q-eolv
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- OGO TO THE OBIGINAL~ -
GN Ia HEADQU RTERS VN IL
W. FOB oYsfsnsa T9GE nakrsH W.
CHOLERA PANIC OVER.

feel proud to announce to the public that my
ing one boat Der day from all the choice beds and
those have ready sale for. L am sending large
auantities to Ly Lynchburg and various psrts of the
south Also pickleing lar GO quantities for the
California steamers. Having had seven years ex-
peIienee in the business the public may rest as
Oysters. and those that Will be credit to my es-
tablishment. i am recei wing ten barrels genuine
LyDhhaven twice per week and the same Quanti-
ty Of Cherrystone by Adams Express direct these
are the world reRowns l do this at enor me u Q
expense for the Of the epicures Of the
city.
Remember Old Fort Defiance,
2s1 street, corner llth,
Opposite Wsshiagton Theatre.
The Original
oc j. T. n HARVEY.
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SThe chief mechanic in the Imperial Tur-
kieh mint is an American, who has been EN-
ployed there thirty years. "A Consianti-
nople correspondent says that he has not been
paid a cent Of wages for . year. the finances
ofthe country being in = very depressed con-
diiion. great temptation, one would tank,
10 coin fe " gold pieces for himself.
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0A Bost ton paper describes Anna Dickin.
son a. q beautiful and well dressed lady and
says the heart OF many a bachelor in her au.
dience was caused 20 beat violently at a recent
lecture % she grace fully paced up and down
The stage. A correspondent OF the Louisville Q
tKy journal heavd her speak a Boston, and
writee 81 left. vonde ring how n human fe-
male could t. so beautiful ana bewlGhine,
and ten-such ' heppers."
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RR1

MARRIAGE AND CELIRAOY,
an Essay of Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
the vital powers. with sure means of relief. Sent
free of charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
pr. skILLIN HeUGHT0N, Howard Assooia-
ton. .Philadelphia. Pa. aug Is sm
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TWO BAD CASES or PILES CURED BY DI
kTRlCELAEllS PILE REMElY

eTRICkLAND'S PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass. Of Jahesviile, Wisconsin writes fer
the benent Of all Who suffer with the Piles that he
waited of Piles and his brother was di sc
from the army as tRcurabie, the being qnite para
lyZed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these
gentlemen beside the daily testimonials recei we'd
~ Dr. Strickland, ought to convince these surer-
Ing that the most aggravated chr of Piles
are cured by DR.. strtcklaud's Pile Remedy tits
seld by Druggists everywhere. Sold by j w
NA1RN 90 OHAS. .UHRISTIANI, 371 Pa.
avenue and 502 9th street. oc 1s-ly
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VIRGINIA IMMIGRATION SoCIKTY-The Al
exandria Gazette of yesterday says We
learn that portion of our citizens are turning
their attention towards the subject Of foreign
emigration, and that a company has been a {,
last established under the above title, with
James Barbour, ESQ., as president, Dr. w b
Robertson as secretary, and such men as Alex
Rives, Vim. ID. Hart, Col. Robert l.. Owen
John NJ. Forbes, and Major A. +. Robertson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-31

hETCALFEs GREAr RHEUMATIC RENE.
Df. - daily efecting wopder erful Cures. lt acts
iike magic. both Chronic and Iafsmm st, ry Rheu-
mstism swing way before it. The afflicted are sd
vtted TO try it,
&C c3 cow G. FORD, Agent
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SURELY, STEADILY z,
SUCCESSFULLY,
eAOLANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU

eAOLANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
Is CURING
every csse Of kidney pIsIAsI, RHEvAAYIsM,
GRAVEL, UsINARy DISORDERS, WBAANBss and
PAINS In the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TRopBL Ks arising from ExcBssRs OF ANY KIND.
o0nE, YB AFFLI0TBDI
TRY LANpER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
sold BY all Apothecaries. Price 81. D. BARNEe
q CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH b
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. feb lo-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ AMERICANS NOT ONLY. DO THEIR
own ~ hung ana voting but their own perfumi = /.
PHALoN's NIGHT RLOOMING 'OEREUs'
has attained celebrity never achieved BY any
foreign perfume in this country, and even Euro.
ptsns admit that IL exceis any of the fer al
made abroad Sold every where.
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AMUSEM EN- Is

NATIONAL THEATRE, date Grover's,)
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards' Hotel.
srALpISe hAFiEY~-',--.----',-,-...'P 'Preprietors.
The BICBINGs ENGLISd OPERA SEASON.
THIS "Wednesday EVENING, Oct. g., 1896,
will be presented the Grsnd Opera Of
DOCTOR OF ALCANrARA,
BY and IN S fs. sn
si,.s is SSs!s; nile sUsGsTH- win appear
Twenty nv. cents extrs will be charged for Sc.
cuIsf seats in acysnee.
MADAME sOoDALL's SELECT DANCING
con menCe on sATUBDAY, Nov. 81, a, her q
residence - street. between Path and -
18th. at t2o'clock. For terms apply at the SslA
house oc n OF
NJABINI's FAsH!DNABLE DANCING
AVA MAB1SIs HoASfsh AssEasLS y ROOMS, a
E, between 9th and Isth streets. "a
This aesdeRy Is now open fer the recep- AnA
ps,s and hours ef tuition for young ladies,
misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sat-
Gentlems d : classes from to 10, same evenings.
yenience Of the pupil se25
DReFS. J. W. Ii. P. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY. "A
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9th and 7th sts.. IA
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. LNlA
Our Academy is now open for the reception of
fuFfIs. a select class is n wv forming on Wed
who cannot aitepd our regular Classes. C,renisrs
can be he'd att +. Ellis and W. g. Metzerott D
CO. Music Stores.
The Hall can be rented for soirees. 30.
Day, and Hours e Tsnion;
Gentlemen . Glasses. Tuesday and Thursday eve
ninss from to 10 O'Clock.
Of tuition, or address q note 10 the Academy
Quarter commeneing with the first lesson. Sc 10
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-11

LITERATURE IN THE South. The Atlanta (Ga.)
Ne1D Era says:-"The disposition to read new
books, as now displayed in the South, is unex.
ampled. All manner OF books are purchased
few Years ago would have remained on the
shelves of bookstores until cobWebs had thick
ened over their covers, is now bought no and
read with ready relish; and works of fiction, no
natter how weak and stale, find some tender
female to weep over the haps and mishaps of
their ill-conceived heroines. We are glad to see
this evident bearing Of the public mind. An
epoch of bookmaking is the happieet one in the
history of q nation. 1t is significant oil wealth
and prosperity. It shows that the minds of the
people are turning away from golden idols and
are seeking food for mental culture. 1t evinces
the fact that the war and its conCOmitant train
are no longer blasting Ithe public mind; but
that all are willing to come up and feed at the
came intellectual stall, and labor together for
the propagation of an era of letters in our ma.
tonal history. Let us have it."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-11

Snow STORM IN BAbL-RooM.-A writer in
Once-G- Week gives a description of a Russian
ball at Moscow, during which the scene in the
ballroom was enlivened by the strange pheno.
menon of snow storm, produced by the sudden
lowering of the temperature of the room. The
writer thus describes it;-The evening passed
pleasantly but toward thes close the heat
began to get intolerable, and although the gen.
item en- did their duty well, it is only fair TO say,
in tanning the fair ones, and bringing them ices,
II became more oppressive. AT last a gentleman,
braver than the rest (probablY his arm ached),
threw open the top part of a window, and now
happened the phenomenon. A cold gust of wind
blew suddenly in through the open window, and
the heated air which was congregated in the
upper part of the Toom became suddenly con-
densed, and descended upon the assembled party
In the form of snow fakes. Probably there
never was seen so curious a sight in ballroom.
Ladies and gentlemen in ball toilette, in the
midst of a dance, and snow-hakes descending;
and we're it not for the ncongruity OF the attire,
more like skating party. The snow storm, as
may be imagined, was the conversation OF the
guests for the rest of the evening, and of the
Inhabitants of the town for the ensuing week.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-11

The EARS AND EYES.-lt has been discovered
h experiments that the human ears, however
may be with other animals, do not possess an
|Iual power of hearing. From numerous trials
b different individuals, it appears that the high
tt tones are heard best with the right ear; and
b instance has yet been met with in which the
barring was exactly alike on the two sides OF
be head. This, however, is but a refined de.
Bons,ratOn of popularity which has long
zen popularly known; for who has not heard
ersons speak of their "best ear?" Still, prac-
|cal knowledge of the subject may help in the
3lucation of pupils whose ear for music is said
J be bad. Perhaps but few persons are aware
at there is also general difference in the sight
! the right and the lett eye. Some fancy them
Ives nearsghted, when the only defect is that
4 4e two eyes do not focus alike, defect that
hay be Temedied by artificial means.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-11

AT a Gre in Troy on Monday the 6remen
labored under great difficulties in extinguishing
the lames owing to the severe cold. The mo-
ment the steamers had ceased playing, after tt cir
as stiff and hard as a bar OF iron. One length OF
hose became go brittle that it snapped as if 1t
had been piece OF slate. When the pieces were
piled into the wagons to be taken to their houses,
they retained the shape in which they had con-
gealed and 1t was not until long after they had
been STRUNG up in the houses and subjected to
the warming influence OF friendly fire, that they
began to resume their natural form.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-11

WORDS IN UsE.-The peasants Of England have
BIT more than 800 words in their vocabulary.
be ancient sages OF Egypt, so far as we know
ON their hieroglyphic Inscriptions, used but
R5 words. well-educated person in Eagla and
America seldom uses more than about 5000 OF
poo words in actual conversation. Accurate
I finkers and close reasoners, who avoid vague
e word that exactly fits their meaning, employ
large stock, and eloquent speakers may rise to
command of 10000 Shakespeare, who dis
sayed a greater variety of expressions than pro
lbly amy writer in any Language, produced all
orks are composed of 5000 and the Old Tesla.
ent says al that it has to say with 5642 WORDS.
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Philadelphia Express leaves daily. PittsbuTg and
Erie Mail leaves daily Except saturday, All otneI
trains daily Except Sundavl m v,o. o.s,v.. =.
The PennsylVania Railroad COMPANY wiz NOT assume m
any risk ior Baggage except ioI MnSpsd oisrs IN
value All baggage exceeding that amount IN value
will be at the risk Of the owner ueS' 'Aeh Oy 'pe'
contract. . 49, - -. 49,.
For further information, as 70 time ana connections
THOMAS IA. PHRKE, ticket Agent At the Depot.
An Emimant Trsfn RIMS daily except Sunday. For
hi infomsfIon a. o fare and accommodation apply &c
'''' TRANCIs FUNK No. lSl Dock Street
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MAJ EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From loot OF EFT Street upper Ferry.
mai V snnnnvs

Daily, except SUNDAYS = -
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, November Is, 1865.
For Brdgeton Salem and all stat ions on West Jersey
and salem Railroads at A. NJ, and $3.50 p. M.
Fo, Alvnle and all intermediate stations, ats A. M.
For Cane MAY and intermediate Stations at A. NJ to
Mivie conn Getting with breieht Train Passenger Car
through Passenger Que p. NJ.
For Glass6orO and intermediate Stations at A. NJ,
For woodbury., Gloucester, etc, at A M, 8, 80
FreSht tran win leave Phi adelphIa from sandfords
wharf. at 10 A. NJ and Camden at IL NJ.
j. VAN REGSSELAER, superintendent
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANf
receive deliver forward through other responsible
Express Companies, 70 all parts OF the country, any
article ntrusted 10 them
Special Messenger accompanies each through train
once, No Walnut street JIG 9m
IQH6 PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
lOOO RAILROAD.
This great line traverses the Northern and Horthwet
counties OF Pennsyvana 70 tne CITY OF Erie on Lake
TINR On AIMS AT PHILA ADELPHIA.
ArElVe Eas'w"'u-EFriie Erie Express TraH, LIE A. NJ.
Leave WestW ard-Erie Mail Train, 720 p, NJ
Erie EXPRESS Train, l.3O A. NJ:
Passenger cars run through on the Erie MAI ana
Express Trains without enange, both ways, between
FhnadeipniA NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at COOP NJ, arrive at Erie at SS7 AM
Leave Erie at 55 p. NJ, arrive at New oTk 10 r. N.
No change OF cars between EIie and New York
Elegant sleeping Cars on all Night trains
For information respecting PASSENGER business apply
at THIRTIETH and MARKET Streets, Philadelphia.
And tori freight business OF the Company tAgents--
KET Streets, Philadelphia; J. W Reynolds, Erei wa.
lam Brown. Agent q. x. =. Balumore-
III W CiWINHFR General Ticket Agent, PhIadelghla
JOS n. POTTS General Manager, WilliansNort
ALFRED l.. TYLER General superintendent
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i WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
The trains of the Pennsylvana Central Railroad leave
IN e New Depot, a. lHIRTIETH and MARKET Streets
. The cars OF the Market Street Passenger Railway run
to ana from This Depot They leave Front street
every two minutes, commencing one hour previous
TO the time departure ofeach Train and allow about
80 mnu es for trip. Their are in waiting on the
arva OF each Train and connections are made with all
roads crossing Narkei street
ON SUNDAY ys-Cars leave Elevenh and Market streets
AT Gas p M TO connect with Pittsburg and Erie Mail
and at 1925 p. M win PHILADELPHIA Express.
Mann's Baggage Express Is OcaIeda Ho3l S. Eleventh
street. Parties desiring Baggage taken the trains
have done at reasonable rate upon application him..
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT DEPOr THUS -
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Schr Abby Brsckstt Alexander Jacksonv flie-w Rag
sohr Michigan. Terry Jscksonvtlle- sargent
Bchr brewster. 0oodalc. havAnnAhVAn brinl 5iA<hf,
schr John Ferris ~ John, Wiimlnsson-ihoiaAs
sahr willie nm farrsn, Washington. Ec-rhanAs .
Holmes
schr 0 SAWYER Keen Ellabeshporl -snpssa olspv-
bchr Loltis Wilcox, Eoston--s w fs-wie q Co.
Echr Henry csston. knewiss, Brisol-o ssrsssh..-
schr = l. Smith Thompson. New Hayen-G Rarkrt
sehr Il Goodwin, Waterbury. stamford
sloop Harvest. Corwin. Bratol-d ssranahan-
Arrives.
Steamship Europe Orb Irmsrc Hayrc Nov r. and Bress
ssh, with ndsc aud - passensers 70 Geo Nsoksnts 49,
steamship Cen GRANT, Holmes, New Orleans. With na-s
steamship Ashland Norton Boston. with mdse snd pes-
senrcrs. 70 the Metropolitan Steamship Go.
STEAMSHIP dAnens Godfrey Boston. y h mdse and pAs
shp = Mark. Wood. Liverpool Nov l. with mdse and =
p@nngefs 70 the Union Navigation Go Had strong yeee
hass sA ssae sa sam ny and - .a waa. NOV
A ~ ION " ~ signared bark rigsrd steamer suppssee
snnnoa' showing English white ensign. steering sosaa-
Bng To dan laersring Palermo. o. days. v1sh trait
Ac Ths bound 70 Boston, but having bssh o. Cape oe4
srs sS1 ass ~ NJ pat into this port Tor ords sAv
Brig Bertha Rrinsiorn iBrax), aamcnso Para, y days.
with rubber sna nHy 70 Ladmsnn A Co
Srg kans Dan nosnssn - crosa. II dAys with sas.r
Brig Rush, Fetiy. Savannah, days. with iumssr. -
schr y simpson. Hs.ei,oa, Plymouth, NO
schr Angler, besse. Elixabehpor, for Wareham
schr yessar yr Chrisue filxabelhport wAr~hAm.
schr Y nansisy. wilson sl.ss.,hpor for rre.ldssss
Bchr Chisf chAnplln. Riixahethport for Provtd~nos
schr Alnon bacon Hart Ei.saoshporl for Providsaos
scnr sc,snIon. sssiwa' rsw Haven for
Sioop Fred Brown, Jackson frosidanrr.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


Jersey CITY.
DyApLY A@Arrr--About half past two o'clock yes
terdsy afternoon Q young man named Murtz coppnger
was struck on The bead with hcsvy piece Of timber By
George Barr Tho asSalan viii DO brought up this fore
for examination
BrRsfArfr The provision store No. II Commerce
street was lately broken into and robbed by Michael
Fuchs who was srested afterwards Yesterday morn.
ing John Knott an accomplish. and John @. Herman,
saloon keeper also arrested. tho latter being
charged with rsosivng the stolen goods Last evening
sylvester I. King, aged twenty-five, an employe
IN the store, nlso arrested for completely In The
Transaction Fuchs haa consented 20 b>come ststs
evidence against he as<ocistes Detectives Hrsnt ana
Dunno rnads the sc~ss About half past three yce~r
day morning the grocery No. % Mulberry street
was entered by burrisr and robb~ Of whatever money
could b. found hersn Suspicion foil upon James ard
Robert Quail who discovered by tho proprietor IN
the hall shortly before The loss was wcertsined The
ouslls wsrs suddenly checked 10 their journey Il tie
depot where they intended take the trsis Tor New
York An assoclate named George Abcrcyuvnbse
also arrested and searh being made u their psysooa
q large amount sf the monsy stoisn VS. found with
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