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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
No. 5, Commercial Roi0.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, COX
NER OF FREEMAS0N AND DUKE STREETS
AT AUCTION.--On WEDNESDAY, the 25th
day of July, at IL o'clock, NJ, will sell, under
decree Of the Circuit of Norfolk City, and Al
agent Of Mrs. Alexina Page, that very valuable
FAMILY RESIDENCE, situated on the corner
of Freemason and Duke streets.
The Dwelling is substantially built of brick,
contains eight rooms, and is in good repair, with
comfortable Brick Kitchen attached. The Lot
and Garden are well enclosed.
The above property is well known as one ofths
most desirable residences in the city, and needs
no elaborate description.
Terms OF SALE.-0ne-third cash; one and tW Q
years credit will be given for tho balance (equal
installments), the purchaser to give bonds, bear
ing interest," and the title retained until pay
ment of bonds. IGlt
~ RICHARD TAYLOR, Commissioner,
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
jyl1-td Auctioneers
BY LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
No Commercial RoW.
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
CARGO OF SUGAR and MOLASSEs
" TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY
the 18th inst, at IL o'clock, we will sell, at Fer
guson's Warehouse, in the City of Norfolk, the
cargo of schooner "Thomas Winans," consist
ing of
80 Hhds Barbados Sugar,
10 Tierces GO :"
o5 harrels .|
10 Puncheons -" MOLASSLS.
E. C. LINDSEY & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
and Real Estate Agents,
jyl0-2t "a w. Main street, Norfolk Va.
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NOTICE.
TENHE MEMBERS OF THE Mechan-
L ic's Benevolent S ciety. are requested to
meet at Mechanics Hall tomorrow morning at
half past O'clock to attend the funeral of de-
ceased member Mr. John I'll. Sale.
CHAS. S. ALLMAND,
jy IL Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOCKS. Moses from Rolling Stone. -
ID ''Namelss,'' t
cat Odds"
''South Songs
''Armadale,"
Story of Kenneth" &c.
For sale by STEWART & DEY,
jyll Booksellers and Stationers
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MARINE INTELLluENUE,
Poar OF NORFOLK AND PoRrsMourn, July

PoaT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, July 10.
ARRIVALS
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond,
Sloop Star, corn to John James.
Sloop Secret, corn to John James.
DEPARTURES.
Str NJ Martin, Haines, Richmond.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NOTICE TO MARINERS
The Second Glass Iron Can Buoy, No. 7, mark
ing Lamberts Point, elizabeth river,) has been
restored to its position
By order Of the Light House Board.
j. NJ. BERRlEN,
Captain U. S. N, L. II. Inspector.
Light House Office, 9th District,
Norfolk, Va, July IL, 1866
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w FL l L E So LIP H U r
AND
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,

WARREN Co., n. C.
John II. Hope, Proprietor Of the Var
brOugh House, Raleigh, N. c., Pro-
prietOr.
The well-known O. P. SHELL, Clerk and
Superintendent.
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Our MONOPOLY OF MAD Docs INVADED
On the principle that misery loves compa-
NY, we copy from the New York Herald the
following piece of Brooklyn news, from
which it will be seen that the DAY Book is
by no means peculiar in its opinion about the
necessity for muzzling dogs:
Con Saturday evening, mad dog was
killed in Bartlett street. near Harrison street,
by officer Mclaughlin. The brute had pre-
viously bitten little girl. Unmuzzled dogs
are among the most grievous nuisances which
at present abound III this city, and the sooner
they are muzzled or shot, the better for the
community" A
Considering this matter of the very
gravest Importance, we wait impatiently for
the action which is to follow on Mr.. Cham
berlalne's resolution, Our city contemporaries
agree with us on this point, and we trust
there will be as little red-tape as possible in
providing against any possible danger to the
community. An enterprlsing pie-nan might
save us much anxiety, but, in the absence of
such benevolent parsonage, We beg to have
the ordinance reported.
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Analysis Of Mineral Water from the
Springs near WarrentOn, N. G.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING.

WHITE SULPHUK bPKINU.
Specific Gravity, 1O0O.1. Reaction Acid.
Gaseous Contents Hydrogen
and Carbonic Acid.
Solid Contents Sulphate of Magnesa, Sui
phate OF Lime, Carbonate of Magnesia, Carbonate
of Lime, with trace of Potash, Soda and Silica.
Total solid contents in 1000 grains of Water:-
1.2G ( One grain and 26-l00, viz: Magnesia,
OLA Salts of Lime, O.s4; Silicic Acid, OPS Pot
ash trace; Soda, trace.
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w y q ID.
WILL SELL FOR CASH,
4 FIVE HUNDRED CORDS OF WOOD,
HARD AND PINE WOOD STANDING,
Said lot of Wood is convenient to water, and
of the best quality. For particulars apply to the
undersigned at his residence Washington
Point.
iun27lm GEO. 4. HODGES.
A CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN.
N COAL AT25 CTS. PER B US.YEL.
Intending to remove my place of business about
the first OF July, | offer for sale large assort-
ment of
LUMBER, COAL, LIME AND CEMENT,
which viii be soli at reduced rates, to save the
expense of remov ng it to my new place of bust
ness.
jnnl4 W. R. C. LAND.
TIE GREATEST NOVELTY OUT.
A MUSICAL r 90 s II e r. whose
N growing is equal to nature, that wakes you
up in the morning, and puts you to sleep at night,
for the moderate sum OF ten cents
The trade supplied at a generous discount. -
Shop-keepers would do well to give me call,
and provide themselve with most wonderful
toy and one that will sell like hot cakes.
un2 CHARLES JORDAN.
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C. W. ROWLAND & CO.,
No. 16 and is ROWland's Wharf.


NORFOLK, VA.
TFAVE NOW IN STORE FOR SALE
I'll to the trade on accommodating terms.
so Bbls Brown Sugar,
80 " defined Yellow Sugar,
100 " A. B. & Coffee Sugar,
so i" Crushed, Powdered & Granulated,
$50 g Fine Super and Extra Flour,
60 :" Welch's Superior Family Flour,
100 Bags Rio, Laguayra Java Coffee,
200 Tons No. Peruvian Guano, 'sA
100 Boxes soap, various styles,
800 Bbls N. c., No. l Cut Herrings,
rs Kegs Bi Carb Soda, 'Englsh,'
3 Casks Sal Soda,
20 Chests Superior Black Tea,
500 Sacks Liverpool Fine Salt,
1000 's " G. A. "
100 Dozen Brooms,
$50 g Painted Pals, ,s-t.
200 Bbls and half bbls Molasses,
80 Bbls Country and Northern Vinegar,
1000 Reams Wrapping Paper, all sizes, and
many other articles.
G. W. ROWLAND & CO.,
jy9 Rowland's Wharf.
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CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

Reaction Acid. Specific gravity, 1000.8.
Gaseous Contents :-Carbonic kcid.
Solid Contents Carbonate of the protoxide Of
Iron, Silicates of lime, and Iron, Bicarbonate of
Lime, with traces ofSoda and Potash.
Each Pint of Water contains Oxide Iron,
0.49; Carbonate of Lime, OLA Silicic Acid, O.42;
Potash, a trace; Soda, trace.
Total solid contents in 1000 grains of Water:
LOS, Gone grain and 5-l00.)
DAVID STEWART, Analyst, --,
jyl0-1m Baltimore, M. d.
EXTRA AND FINE FLOUR
~ Fifty Barrels choice Bakers Extra Flour
Twenty-Five Barrels Superior Fine Flour-just
received, and for sale low by
Z. A. YOUNG Il CO.,
Corner of Roanoke Square
jy9 and Wide Water street.
NOTICE.
r AM MAKING SOME VERY NICE
4 Soft Strap SHOES, just the thing for this
hot season. Very pleasant to the feet.
Call gentlemen, and have your measures ta-
ken. C. A. DAVIS,
40 Bank street,
i've S doors from Main.
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MAYORS CouRr Norfotk.-His Honor, JOHN
R. LUDLOW Presiding, July II, 1866.
John johnson, colored, arrested for 6ghting
committed.
VIM. Loza, drunk, fined S., and in default of
payment, committed.
Geo. Galding, suspicious character, ordered to
leave the city in "a hours
Reynold Jackson, breach of peace, fined $40,
and bound over in $500 for six months.
Horse reported by night watch going at large,
taken to Lees stable.
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If our figures and bookkeeping require
matching, it must be attributed to the nature
Of the stock, of the sale of which we have
given the result.
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Children and Servants half price, except where
children come to the first table, when full price
will be charged.
J. H. HOPE
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MAYORS CoURr.-Portsmouth.- His Honor
Mayor White, presiding.
Nothing important-a few cases of debt before
him to-day.
CoURT OF HrsrINGs-Judge Massenburg presi-
ding.
There were no matters of public interest before
his Honor.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-His Honor Judge r. II. Ba-
ker presiding
Case Of Lublin & Stiner and the National Ex-
change Bank, still under consideration.
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le tho safes ont Of the ears hut had failed but the 9th Of
January they went up 70 Forty seeohusl WIN NV ~,
open the express car and nut hi'e "l We .n ~ "a
up In the passenger gar anu e.. V, %" - ~,
dc tbcy walked p as fremont but did not md the
safes "a. tley expected; they walked back aud were dsap
pointed at not finding them ne gave e % ~ % az VI. "a ~
conner of lrOome and Crosbysts he said Clark and Martin
Allen had bonpht Jimmy al blacksmith shop ana he ana
either CLARK and Allen went down IN hO"aIdL ana bohght
a heavy hammer that cost 60; after we went 20
Prooklvn be said that Martin Allen came there about
10 O'Clock Monday morning. he had bought Herald on,
and felt glorious 10 learn how much money they had got he
the whole thing they wond have got the whole money after
we left TWenyseyenhst went 10 Lafayette Hall and he
said that where they met 10 arrange tie robbery have
been PnkerOns employ since last February made daily
reports Of my conversations with Wells
Cross eXamincd-I gave my own name No Mrs Weiss |
gone under other living at No lO2 Railroad
ave. Jersey City lived with relative in the South about
wear; quantity Of silver plate when there
stad there time before into Pnkerlons employ
book keeper clothing store No 494 Broadway New
York had been discharged when employed by lnker
Harlem Railroad Office after left there Wells showed me
Hoenan gambling place and went from there 10 Lafayette
Hall met Mrs Wells here the other trial and shook hands
with her asked her how she getting along don't rec
olcct whether told her what was doing here. -
Direct rtsumed-I visited my grandfather IN the South
about "a years of age; went there 10 be educated
Re Xamned-I went 10 bridgeport three times
went with Mrs Wells remained in her family aboUt month
Weiss arrest wrote 10 Wells while he was IN Bridge
solomon Clark testifed-I reside near Cosco Bridge; l
found The lock shown about 800 60 feet from the west
end OF the bridge found the nth Of last January on
the previous day found bag apparently containing CON
marked 5000 Adams Express Company and directed 10
Bank in Boston, it the south side Of the railroads
about ten or - feet from the track. - ,
A. Rockwell testfedHaye charge Of the bar and billiard
10 the Atlantic Hotel Bridgeport the BOOK SHOWN nc ~
the register of hotel hnd in It, under the date Of De
cember q lees the of Thomas Clark Ne~Aork room
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ALLEGED NATURALIzA TON FRAUDS.

THREE MEN ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF FORGING
NATURALIZATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT THE
ToMBS-THE PRISONERS COMMITTED.
Yesterday Officer Dunn Of the Twenty-sixth Pre-
enct arrested Otto Arnous CLERK the Republican Na'ura'
ton Office No Centre.st together with Philip Melting ana
Henry Smith on charge Of having forged naturalization
papers with intent the same NJ me coming let
The parties were arrested the complaint Of MI Joseph
Mecks Deputy CLERK Of the superior Court OF th ey me
also charged with having forged Le Initials o,
Mcneil Of the Superior Court The accused were mIhhh
before Justice Bowling at the Tombs and the following am
Joseph Meeks testified that the Goth day Of October 1896
superior Court The naturalization OF applicants deponent
then and there discovered four alpneaons i9r m
or rsruent in writing The superior Court aforesaid to
rtng oT Hrcacs We're falsely and forged with the
intent 10 nre aud dciand the people of the State {" NeW
York said certificates instruments in writing being offered
10 dcponcnt by Henry smith as deponent further say,
that said Smith confessed that lie received The SAID Endorsed
nours from Philip Milling also confessed that he received
h same from OHIO Arno who confessed TO deIonei That be
the said paper that he i employed At me nat
Cenerst in said city and that be Alnous) does mol fhoW
whom the papers were handed 81 thai he hhs maze out ~
i'4''' AFFIDAVIT or JUDGE MoSEIL
Caudius l. Mcneil testified that he was one Of he Justices o.
the Supreme Of the City OF NcwAoTk that he hhH eNh
ucd the annexed instruments naturalization cerhca,l W
writing applications for naturalization that ie ss'tu
a. l. purportiug be the signature Of deponcat was
made without deTonents knowledge consent ana n.
forgeres wherefore ne depcnent Ils t ro e
Henry SIN m mentioned in the affidavit Of joseph nt'AS o'
annexed mas he dealt with according 70 law. ....,
The prisoners were then arraigncd before the magistrate or
examination otto ArnOus native Of Prussia agtd - yss
resides al No Bowcy, and Is clerk N TIE ' an
Naturalization Office On being questioned rs 10 bus MI lie
said handed papers the person who called iof ue
Philip Melting native Of Germany aged = years Iesus
nj No go Thirdst nnd is agent lie sand ms m'ine
nj "a o'clock / went TO the Republican Headquarters u.Ie
otto GANG up and banded me me papers 70 -. 'is
papers for them The City Hall ana hahoe1 INC
papers 10 Henry Smith. % - =
fIcnrv smith is native Of Germany hged 20 years
clerk and lives at No II Motifs He aid don't know any
thing about this Phillip Melting at the 'y lihl be
hunded the papers and wanted me 10 get cIeDs payers
for them and bring them to No Centerst
The prisoners committed fo uja by The magistrate IN
default If q GOO bail each -
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woaKNeMrys' AssoclA1los-A. meeting of III,

above Society eonveLd No - BoWey last night at a
o'clock Tie meeting cGed 20 order by tie President Mr.
G. r Taylor WHO dcrtid reai hddrei and the Secretary
Nr " Neyl having read the inmates Of the lat meeting
and Of business performed tie subsequent addresses
made By several delegates prtc from seventeen wards
81 the Tile object % this meeting TO form eight
hour league and consult With the twenty five delegates then
present representing tie Other sections Of the city aud
yTOnmeHt5 This society CObifadstnct nom The Working
mens Union League political and iis be all and
end oil apply NJ eight hour test o. tho several candidates
electoral favor They sauguue Of their The
Constitution however Of the Workngmeus Onion League
does permit admit Of any political bearing Tnry ten
denoy In OF It, discussions pobcs Introduced Int
mind that the great ~ these conventions IA 10
inteTrogate the several atphLts after Senatorial other
hOnOT Of their intentions regards tue eight hour move
sment. The meeting was rcspecGby ATTENDED.
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MUSICAL.

CONCERT AT IRVING HALL THIS EVENING.
Signor Lorenzo Seyerini, tenor of whom report
speaks very highly will make his first appearance IN Amer
lea this evening al Irving Hail. He is said 70 have a
voice Of exquisite sweetness and large compass and his
education completed by PanOfka Of Pans TO be IN the
purest Italian school, combining both passion and bril-
liant execution. lie will sing in English German, and
Italian in all of which languages his pronunciation is said
hanpseD Signor Cen,emen Mr. A. H. Pease, and Mr.. g..
NJ. Colby.
SIDEWAYS NEW HALL-QPEEISG BY THB BATBAAN
CONCERT COMPANY.
This magnificent new hall will be inaugurated on We'd
nesday evening next By Nine Parcpa and the other bne
artists of the Bateman Concert Company The occasion
will be one Of great musical interest The sale Of tickets
for the first concert will commence on Monday next Oct
30 at Irving Hall Beer and Schmers and at the other
well known ticket depots.
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RISTORTS LAST APPEARANCE IN "ELiz4
BETH"

house worthy Of the great occasion greeted kision
last night on her final appearance in the wonderful
character Of Elizabeth" Having already exhausted
the English language in attempt to DO justice 10 ms
glorious mpersonatOn and not beng permitted-n we"
Of becoming uninegbleto fall back upon the supera-
ves Of Risoris mother tongue will merely indulge
in few exclamation points !-apd he thereby saved
the stigma Of an anecimax.
Rstor is great greater greatest To have seen her in
Medea, Maria Stuarda Elizabeth, Judith and Lady Macbeth
is as good as liberal education and trust that her re-
cepton in Boston will be equal her ransccndent merits
Ristor has come-we have seen-she has conquered
New.York will await her return with mpauence. ~
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YEWJERSEY NEWS.
A DUEL IN III

A DUEL IN HoBoBLs-M MISTAKE ABOUT WEAPONS.
. Friday morning duel took place in Hoboken the facts
geced with which 4re follows One Of the principals was
merchant Of this city and the other merchant Of Missouri
but formerly connected with prominent banking mouse IN
Wallet II was not incorporate bI0h but originated 40 I
loa differences OF opinion one OF the seconds Ws oIme "
Ol Gen Buffers staff aud tie other staff oihcer OF Gen Zee =
Ter meeting on the ground found that the seconds Ina
made regard 10 The weapons oneo ne phcpih
Ao,ng Stars rifles aud The Other bowie knives ~ was lAi.
decided 90 IfCs and tie doc, fought VIII mem hHt
neither party wounded t.r an c1clauge 81 sLo's nc
Affair." Was settled.
RrEAWAY ACCIDFRG--A horse ATTACHED 20 Ight
wagon Ien nvn ia Gfard TO- Jersey Cy Yesterday all nc
.4tG. llt. tAt, Nae tllOwI C.t CAD 81 Ct} .A.~sL
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lAntoupC,msuul

COLUMN would scarcely suiIice TO describe in an
6dquse hall a.. novel of masculine lead
suitable the Manufactured BY II. iueps'ble and Ha
bic Every gentleman who wosd ie,p pace with the times
buy bis hats the hssdquG' q f'hop Nc az Brosdwsy
Of = ultontt.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Bark Gazette lBr) Murray HiibuolIh n g. with plaster 10
msdeL
Bns Qnee othe South lIderon Dtmeras 90 dayt md,.
10 joseph EIsas
RsiE Adr ana tlia) Boston day, with ballast TO A. Asr,a
Bhs Inc (BI murphy Cow Bay with ndse 70 G. g. Swain
Scir A. Dyer 81 Johns, b. 10 day. with pAr. Snow
Richardson.
Son & co.
scln Jam,s Nelson, Hackeit Taunton
sehr Delphi Smith. Providence.
schr Mess niger HI, Hartford.
Schr Pin ity Kelly, New Bedford
Sehr Mary A. Merrill, -. Providence.
SchT Eliza RANGES, Sawyer, New Haven.
Sehr T. +. Cooper Wheaton, Providence.
Sem N. Mayo. Salisbury Cstit
sehr Chief Chsnpiin, Providence.
SchT Bay Cauol, Hock and.
scLT Nose C. Rcb Nes Bedford
BELOW.
BaIk Seneca tiig Nile and schr Confti;uisn
MEMORANDA.
U $. Memphis aud the Mcri,or Opordafa are an
rh..t "A. cIumnlne
.,' tof Aocsaad , Providence Il ashore on MIL
Rock
Scl Cor ''enderson of Roctut ). Ashore 90 Mn Roer
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THE CANARD ABOUT

THE CAYARD ABOUT Mr.. BEECHRR.-The reported
assassination Of the Rev Henry Ward Bcecher formed The
principal topic Of conversation IN Brooklyn yesterday Many
we're the coIecuTes hazarded the origin Of the report
and some Of the remarks offered by the wOuldbe wise
ac Of The City Of Churches decidedly amusing Before
evening however the subject prsity well exhausted and
tho excitement died away.
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FATALLY IyJuREp.-On Thursday ate

FATALLY IWURED.-On Thursday afternoon Lewis
Price aged years residing with hs parents at No go South
Secondst wnamsburgb entered turning establishment
Of Mr. Iugerso No 80 Finn for the purpose Of having
some article turned Whls waiting fr the completion II bio
Price stood with HE hack toward lathe upon Which
workman named Robert Lsiich. engaged 10 turning a
heavy piece Of wood The latter ~ rapid motion and The
~ wood upon not lsng properly secured few from Tie
latter with terrible force striking c le back Of the head
and neck causing injuries which be died few
meifs A Coroner notified e. Lod al inquest
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DEnoaEsT's YousG AMERICA.

Dung America! Olorious ntms
q ef thee syGItles crown of fame,
U ntullied aud pure no Jsw'ls slow,
one bot the good 10 worth can know
q o. little monthly. add tell tLtmio
r raj No nov ready everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

Mrs. =. ID. SMoss, Medical Clairyoydnt, Mag
aud Leeue Physician, be consulted between the hos
q. M. AID p At
No. l24o BroAdwty correr Of Thirty fret 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

PYLB's O. X. SOAP IL tie most economical in ma
ket Sod by all clas Grocsp Depot No $50 Ws,hngteh,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

DC You DESIRE a durable, stylish HAT II so,
ju,t step into NALt Nc. lA F1or't where you vii ind
which for hn,h bseonrges and s,rs sTpessroe
rot surpassed In hi, city
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

The WHLIAMsBURGB TRAGEDY.-CharlesJ Jackson,
the young recently shot Brooklyn T. D. by unknown
assassin or himself yesterday afternoon in very critical
condition The wound which at first not considered fatal
now 80 much uhaed threaten tie most seOus results
The affair is still eny loped in mystery and the police have
little hope Of solving II IN sati factory manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

MADAME DELMAR IL stopping Mt No. 753 Broadway
where W ,h,T SATIN ESAHKL for beaure the
psIion &C tie sds A,o lar GREAT HAIR Kr,IoRFN fRr
CHARGE.
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90 TO THOMAS r. AGNEWs, Greenwich and
N Mnt ly st. where S'1 vii hud Toe Cofer aud
eyeyth eerer lan ny ofe IN New ias one house
DOYS aud GIRLS HUPRAH for YOUNG
- AN ERICA '-Flut member nov ready. Tie entertain
ng trt .uu C4'ns N'g-.rt ssucf. Send - copy
sol cYuyWItIe. IIsg ;, tfLs blh ac Ii(t,aapCp ite
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BASE BALL.
EAGLE VS.. NATIONAL.

The return game between these clubs took place
the Gotham ground HohOkcn aid resulted In game
81 seven innings in creato victory for the Eagles lie
Nationals played with eight We append the scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-27

HEAVEN and IT'S WONDERS the World Of Spirits
and Hell from rig ard Heard 10 the Spiritual World Hy
Emanuel swedeuhoIr. IL mailed PREPAID 73, By the Ne
Church Publication Agency Room NJ 20 Cooper Union New ioIt
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The Anchor Line steamship Iowa, Capt. Craig, will
sail this DAY saturday from Pier No ~ r. with passengers
for Glasgow and Liverpool