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Atherton,s Ci,erry Cordial

is the BEST REMEDY for Cholera, Collie Diarrhosa,
Dysentery, Indigestion, and all BOWEL COM
PLANTS. 1t not merely allays the pain, but re-
the cause and restores the patient in few days
to perfect health. PREPARED by A T. Atherton & Co..
Lowell. Mass. For sale by Druggists. apo co1y
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Reported Arrival of Head.Centre Ste
DhanG.
GOLD Comma Forwnrd.

New YORK, May l0.-The steamer Napoleon, from
uavre has arrived below. The Post says that James
Stephens. the Fenian Head Centre, is passenger
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CoIrale,s Arometic VegetabIo Soan.

A superior Tor Ret Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerine,
and especially designed fox the of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its p ,rfuue is exquisite. and its
washing properties unrvaile l. For sale By all drug
gists. fe9-d6w1y
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mh6-lstptf

Enir Dye! Hair Dye!I-BACHELoR'g HAIR
Dye is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h Observation-Disclosures and reliable
produces splendid black or natural brown-reme-
dies the i'll effects of bad and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists. Tho genu-
inc is signed. W. A. BAoHKLoR. 81 Barclay street,
New York. fel-d&wly
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SAN FRAYCIsCo, May 5.-Further shipment on
Government account of $5OO.OOO in gold, not mani
tested was made by the steamer of April 18th, from
San Francisco.
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The constitutional Amendment.
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SHARP DEBATE IN THE SENATE.
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of an En,irrant Shi,a.
FROaG wAsnKNGT0N.

FoRF MONROE, May 10.-The Bark Anna from
Bremen for Baltimore, with passengers, arrived in
the Capes yesterday
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Perfectly Fire-PrOof, Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Unequalled for Durability. Security, and Economy.
Applied at shortest notice, and in any section of
Che country. JAS. II. JoHNsoN Il Co.,
d27-6m2p 9 South street.
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New York IEeaIth xeDor..

NEW YORK, May 10.-0nIy one death of cholera
occurred at quarantine to-day. and new cases are
reported. The steamer England has come UP to the
city,
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Album and pho.op,r.ph Stock Depot

Aiouna aha photograph SHOCK Depot.
Ii you want the best and cheapest ALBUM, from
the largest selection south of New York, call on j.
H. WALZL, Holiday and Fayetteasts.
Pdotographie Goods Of aD descriptions at Ncto
York prizes. my5-lm1stp
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-Theo. Tilton Fas recently requested to
furnish sketch of lis life for the PhrenOlogicaI
Journal. He replied as follows:
Mr.. s. r. Wells: )iy Dear Sir-In answer tr voz,s
request for my biography, have only to sa-I ibo{
was born in New York city October ID, y, tt It
have as yet do4 othing worth men ioH$r, I mat At
that l cannot iell when [ shall die Tbis I, sho ~
whole story. Yours, truly, An'S Is INC
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Wedding GaFas,-The Newest Styles, at
DEMPSEY .A 0'TOoLE's,
Engravers and Statisners,
lStpap2e-tf cor. Charles and Lexington sts.
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4HEoDoRE TfLTOS.

d H0RfE sToEfEk&st 4 fio k9s e9day night Mr. Martin
pike near The Morocacy BTdSe bad Sno bIaa
mare stolen rom aim by the gang of thieves at pres
ent lniestng sHe county. We frequently hear of the
depredatl9As OF these scoundrels and we wouId adj
ylse or2 farmers and others to keep watch over
siBle-American. ~ '0 II p0S-
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FOR BREAKFAST.
EOR DINNER

FOR DINNER.
FOR SUPPER.
NEW BERMUDA POTATOES.
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES.
Your Grocer or Market-man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
mT-lm1stp l28 WEST STREET, New YORK
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NEW AUSTRALIAN BIRDS AND FIsH.-A Melbourne
ing bsFd Tas killed short time ago at AIansford.
1t had the neck Of & heron, short thick legs web
and wings like seagcll, but of great length 1t is
supposed that the bird is potusa species of darter
but is seldom seen on this coast. very remarka-
he hsh was also netted in the Hopkins 1t was about
thirty ,neheS long, had head like calf with a
spike about two inches long running out from the
snout anu terminating in soft piece of flesh or lap
ehiPera australs, is deepsea fish, but is unfit for
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DAY CENSUS OF LoNDoN.--A day" census is
ABOUT to be taken of London At the last census,
taken in 1861, the population comprised only those
who slept within the city, and consequently fell
far short of the real daily population. It is now
proposed to include all persons engaged or employed
in the transaction Of the commercial. monetary pro-
fessional and trading concerns of the city. There
blocks of houses let out ofres &C. only the orig-
nal lessees of which are on the rate books so that
the actual population cannot be ascertained in any
other manner than by a house visitation,
or by obtaining returns such as are now asked for
the day" census.
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Approved

WoLFIsH.-A negro man was attacked and eaten
up by wolves in Arkansas short time since. He
used in slaughtering hogs and killed ave wolves be-
fore he was 0verpQweyed, s3 /. y
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Visiting C0rds.-The most Fashionable, at
DEMPSEY j. 0'TooLE's,
Engrayers and StatiOners.
ap20-tf1st7 cor Charles and Lexington sts,
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M4PLE sUeAR.-Ths "sugaring season" being uozV
a 0ySt In 6ne accounts from all quarters state that the
peter than ordinary, the farmers having imnro1sS
en tRs ola @oGes Of manufacturing the ariels,
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The Passage of the Amendments

THE DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE.
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XxXIXTH CONGRESS.

Post Office Appropriation BiEH
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ap2O-tnstp

sweet 9pOPOWax! Sweet GpOpOwax.-E.
Il, SMITH II Cos new perfume from Mexico. When
Mexico shall fall into the hands of Uncle Sans keep
ing, Sweet 0p0powax shall perfume the world. Ma
turc could not produce choicer perfume.
f. T. SMITH il Co., New York.
FL Correo states Sweet 0popowax is the finest and
sweetest extract made. uAl 1-frjt.
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Efntliu~ Wand.

d.IIiUiEHtS HFVUU.
Wood Of all SiSes, OGko Pine Hood,
Delivered free Of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
South street,
27-6rn2D JAS. II. JOHNSON & Co., proprietors.
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GATHERING THEM IN-The United States seem de-
termlned to possess all the ango-rebel navy The
Georgia was captured at sea; the Florida was taken
~ the harbor of Bahia, and sunk near Newport
News; the Sea King or Shenandoah, was eiven up
at liverpool: the Sumter was also given up; the
Chlckamausa was raised at Wilmington; the iralIa
RappahsnnoGk will have to be disposed Of in the
same way. There may be a few more yet to be taken
possession of, but already nearly all the vessels
which had been in the rebel service during the
war; and which had not been captured or dest Dyed
at the cessation of hostties have been handed over
to the United States Government. If the sympa-
thzing Eugishmen who supplied these vessels have
been paid it may be WE'LL if they havenot been paid
it is well also
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A LITTLE ragged urchin, begging in the city the
other day, asked by lady who filed his basket
if his parents were living?
Only dad, marm," said the boy.
Then you haye enough in your basket now to
oh. no. haven't neither" said the lad. for dad
and me keeps five bcarders; he does the house work,
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How TO SAVE Your TEErH.-Mr. Beecher who is
something of physician, as well as geologist far
mer editor, author lecturer and reforner generally,
says:
Our teeth decay. Hence bad BREATH unseemly
mouths imperfect maSJcation. Everybody regrets
it. What is the cause? It is a want of cleanliness.
clean tooth never decays. The mouth is a warm
PLACES degrees. Particles Of meat between the
teeth decGnpo2e. Gums and teeth must suffer-
Ceanlness will preserve the teeth to an old age Use
quill pick ana rinse the mouth after eating; brush
and castillo soap every morning then brush with pure
water on reiring.s
Bestow this trifing care upon your precious teeth,
and you will keep them and ruin the dentists Neg
ect it and you will be sorry all your lives Children
forget. Watch them. The first teeth determine the
character of the second SET Give theme care.
sugar, aCld, hot drinks saeratus are nothing COM
may wear them out but keep them clean and they
vii never decay. This advice is worth more than
thousand dollars to every boy and girl Books have
been written on the subject. This brief article con-
tains all that is essential,
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French Note and Letter Papers at
DEMPSEY & 0'TooLr's,
Eugravers and Stationers.
ap20-tf1stp cor. Charles and Lexington sts.
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UNITED sTATES ANn CANADA AGENCY
FOR THE CARB0NIZED PENS OF
E. BARNARD, No. 2sS West ADD Street,
myS-IStp3t# NEW YORK,
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WHO FIRST SETTLED MARYLASD?-The Church
RcUiso for April, has an article of considerable
length to prove that Maryland neither Irish nor
settlers in Kent county of the Church of Eng
land. The second company at St. Mary's in 1924
were all English, and only small part of them Ro.
man Catholics. By 1912, there were three English
churches, and only one Roman chapel. In IngIe's
rebellion IN 645, almost all the Romansts were dri
ven out OF st. Marys. In l64S, a Protestant was
five hundred fresh colonists, of whom one hundred
were Puritans. and the rest were Of the Church OF
England. By 1864 there were ten counties formed
i've on the eastern and Ave the western shore and
only TWO out OF the ten had any Roman Catholic
population, and these two only Romish in part
Thus the Protestants were always majority in the
colony And it appears by hs original charter given
to Lord Baltimore by King Charles l.. that so fa1
from his receiving any power which he could use
all churches, ehapes and oratores be dedicated and
copsscraed according to The ecclesiastical law of the
Kingdom OF Ems. IN. J. Eoe. Post
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CATTLE DISEASE IN THE SoUTH.-The Memphis
mules In that section by thousands The disease was
at hTst confined to the low river country but it now
ted by the Argue to the use Of northern grown corn
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Also published at the Office, on Fridays, the
BALTIMORE WEEKLY COMMERCIAL.
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When onco our theatres have hit upon piece sue
ces tits long time before the bills undergo change
cd beyond all expectation. Some of the subscribers.
it true, quite dread having to hear the same thing
so often. but tbey must sacrifice themselves to the
grand public which is deSirous of hearing the Capo
Vapera of the great German composer more than
once.
, We have now the most lovely spring weather. and
the Bos de Boulogns is daily crowded by the height
9ftashion, amongst whom the imperial party is to
be seen daily.
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business Cards,
LETTER HEADINGS,
CHECKS, DRAFTS, &C., &c,
Engraved and printed in the most approved style,
and with despatch, by
DEMPSEY & o'TooLEt
ENGRAyERs,
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
C1NGEES

SSNATE.--The Postofice Appropriation bill was up
for discussion in the Senate and Senator Nye made
strong speech, which elected much attention. in
tended as a reply to the speech Of Mr. Doolittle
HoUsE-In the House, the Reconstruction Report
was vehemently discussed in short speeches. ending
at last in the passage of the contested amendments
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Baltimore lFI-Week!Y Commercial.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND sATURDAY MoRSISGsr
Ierms:-FTVE D0E.AAssS per annurza,
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DAILY COMMERCIAL

Published every morning. except Sundays, by
N&I. WALES & &C.,,
II. WALES. c. c. cox.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-04
From Cincinnati

CNo1NFArr, September 4-The cholera has
nearly disappeared from this city. Only Is
deaths bave been reported since Saturday
The storm on Saturday and Sunday nights diS
considerable damage throughout this section
Deer Creek and Mill Greek Valleys were com
pletely inundated. Elk river bridge, on the
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, was carried
away. Also two bridges on the Eaton and Ham
ilton road, and the Cincinnati and Big Sandy
roads.
The packet Reoenue, bound for Cincinnati,
with 200 tons of iron, was sunk near Buena
Vista, in the Ohio river, on FRIDAY last. She
was insured for $25OOO. The cargo will pro,
babv be recovered. No lives Mere Loaf
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MassaChusetts Politics.

BosToN September 4.--Several hundred lead
ing Republicans in the Fifth District have pre-
sented written request TO General B. f. But.
Ter to accept nomination for Congress. The
General consents, and says:-"The political
opinions upon which shall act have been very
recently declared, so that it can hardly be Deces
sary to recapitulate them here. They may he
summed up in very few words:-To all men
justice and equality of rights and equality Of
protection under the law; that the government
be loyal men, and not of disloyal men; wherever
there appears to be one anxious for political
truth to lead, | shall follow
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MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON
RESOLUTIONS.

Immediately after the adjournment of the
Convention, the Committee on Resolutions
held a meeting ON the platform of the National
Hail.
The resolutions given above, all of which were
referred TO the Committee were taken up for
consideration; and also the following series of
preambles and resolutions which were offered
by Mr.. Albert Griffin, of Alabama:
Whereas, The loyal people, and the President of
the United States, have Dy common consent assumed
in the late rebeOus States prior TO their attempts
at secession were destroyed by the reasonable con-
duct OF the individuals controlling them; and
Whereas The pretended state Governments now
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FRuM wASHtWOrOW THIS AFTERNOON.
tsPEotAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPB.i
WASHINGTON, Septem Der 4.
An Election Document.

WASHLNGTON, beDtem Dor 4,
An Election Document.
James Antisell Riesdt, Of The Central Bxecu
tive Committee of Irish Citizens, of Wash lngtoD.
District of Columbia has issued long address
TO the Irishmen of the country, urging them to
rally to The support of the Presidents plaa
OF restoration, for reasons set fo,th in the
address.
The Riot Near Baltimore.
The magistrates investigating the riot az the
Camp Meeting in Ann Arundel county, Mary
land, have committed Eve negroes 20 Annapolis
jail, and have issued warrants against some
white men, charged with being concerned in
The affair. There is no doubt the attack on the
colored people was premeditated affair
A Conservative Republican,
J. j. Coombs who holds g. Government Office.
has rendered his resignation as q member of the
Republican Union Executive Committee.
Respect of the Military for President
Johnson
General Hooker, commanding tbe Depart
ment Of the Lakes, has issued an order directing
officers end troops in that command TO unite
in paying respect Co the President today.
when be is expected to arrive at Detroit The
troops at Forts Wayne and Girtrout are ordered
TO report 90 the Chief Marshal 81 Detroit az
p M
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POPULAR PREJUDICEs.-

POPULAR PREJUDIoEs.-
There's not man, as believe,
Who thinks his judgment can deceive
In reading other men "like cooks"
BY something in their wa's or looks;
There's not man on earth's wide waste
Who doesn't think he has good taste;
But let your TASTE be good or Ill,
No anxious Thoughts the mind need fill
When you to Tower Hall repair,
For all the styles are tasteful there.
MEMS, Youths and Boys Clothing.
TOWER HALL,
No. 618 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co,
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AUCTION SALES.

d AN Goa IT & W AR NOC K,
5Is No. 2l0 MARKET Street.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF AMERICAN AND I'M
P0R- ED DRY GOODS, EMBRolDERIES, LINEN
GOODS, HOSIERY. NOTIONS, &C. by Catalogue.
September 1856. commencing at 10 O'Clock, COM
prsing 800 ots new and desirable goods which will be
round well worthy the attention of buyers. 3l4t
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY GOODS.
Also,
On Wednesday,
An invoice Of newest and most desirable fall styles
fancy and solid cOlors Paris pout de sole ribbons Nos
4@6O. of superior qua Ity and most choice colors.
new tSll styles straw hats turbans, bOnnets, ETC.,
VELVET RIBBoNs.
Also, iull lines of very superior quality plain and
5000 DOZEN HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Also.
On Wednesday Morning.
5000 dozen ladies', misses and chidrens brown ana
viii cottons hosiery and gloves, full line OF most
A SO, an invoice OF ladies' furnishing goods. viz. -:
shirts, waists linen SETS night gowns etc. full line
in great veriety. . -
Also, ladies', and gents Y and pain hemmed and
hemsiched linen cambric handkerchefs, comprising
'u line ir0 c%oTs NG sefy Akp ne eassiMEREs
Also, an invoice of a-wool and G. W. black and
ancy cloths fancy eassmeres tailoring goods etc.
pieces ex. quality and heavy black gros de Naples
TRIMM IhGs NOTIONS, ETC.
Also. aful line OF new 1al STYLES fancy dress ana
cloak trimmings, Paris fancy buttons and ornaments
notions etc
Paris fancy goods etc
Also full line of ladies' fall coors balmora skirts
Also, full line ladies' superior stee-spring hoop
skirts.
Also so lots most superior quality pocket wallets ana
travelling bags.
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Latest Markets nv Telepraub.

NEW YORK, Seple mber Stocks steady Chicsso
and Rock Island, 1891: Cumberland preferred a6i:
MIcnigan Southern, S3!; New York Central, 1921;
Reading, l13b; Missouri IS, 70; Erie Railroad, ri;
Gaena ar d cagO Ill; treasury 7'3ls, 107&; S.
Is, ll22; Western Union Ielegra1 oh Comapny, 53; /;
BALTIMORE, September 4.-Flour dull, with q
downward tendency. Wheat heavv; red 80 65Sa
z S6: CoIn-Southern steady; Western heavy.
Pork steady. Cut Meats inactive ana heavy. Coffso
Rio scarce and firm. Seeds quiet Timothy
$475; FlaXseed SO 80. Whisky firm.
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FIGHT ON DELAWARE AvENUE.-Last
night Gottleib Mutser, Frederick Rotherman, and
Frank Llncolman got into q quarrel on Delaware
avenue, near Vine street, and during the disturb
aDce so mangled each oher that thev were all rem
dered pltiable bects, the blood flo wing freely IRON
their eyes ears and different parts of their bodies
They we're fina ly taken into custody by the
police, and after q hearing before Alderman Will
fams, we're held IN $500 bail each on the charge of
n breach of the peace,
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MAN RoBBED.-William Miller was arrested
last evening at seventh and Rsco streets by Qicer
ktillman, on O charge of robbInQ delegate 70 the
Union Convention OF $50 It appears that the gen
tleman who lost the mOnev is deeRate from Dela-
saloon Of seventh and Cherry streets, where DIS
turbanoe took place. Du ing the excitement his
pocket-booR was distracted from his pocket, with
the money in question. Ihe accused was held DY
Alderman Beiter to answer in the su OF $1,000.
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CHILDREN TEETHING Mothers who love their
offspring should never be without bottle of D1.
MARSDEN'S CARAINATIVE SYRUP; the tes-
hmony of many mothers proves that its effect in all
diseases incident on teetblng is miraculous. Depot
No. 437 Broadray, Neac York For sale by John
son, Holtowd3 y Coa1den, Wholesale agents, No.
% N. SiTth street, Philadelphia, and 6y all drug.
nistS.
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Gross ACTION. - John B. Bryan and
Thomas Bailey got into disturbance, ast evening,
at No. S66 North Ninth street, during which Bryan
charged Bailey with an assault upon hrs person. The
accused was arrested and taken before an Alderman,
when Batey made similar charge aOainst Bryan.
Alderman Fitch held each in $500 to answer.
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SHOT HMsELF.-John Valger, an ex-
policeman went home on Monday nIgnt at a late
hour, and soon after took pistol from the mantle
piece, and then went into the street. He had not
been long absent before the pistol went of, in1ct'
ing serious wound in his foot, He was suffering
much nam this morning.
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MEETING OF THE CoMMIrTEE.-The
national Union Committee met his morning puT'
Governor ard. of New Jersey, presiding. A ma
iority Of the committee was present, ana the pro-
Ceedin0s were harmonious. They attained the COM
s,'etion Of tho organization, The COMMITTEE meets
again to-day ats T, n,
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Striking A CARMAN.-Charles Gauber,
eighteen years of age was taken INTO CUSTODY last
evening on the charge of throwing stone at and
severely iniuring q car driver at Front and Noble
streets. Alderman Tolaud held him in $500 to
answer for the alleged offense.
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CRAMPS, CHoLIo, CHOLERA, Summer Complaint,
DYsentery, Diarrh@a, and all Affections of the
oOwels are cured promptly and efectually bv DR..
ID. Jayne's Carminative Balsam Being pleasant to
the taste 1t is readily taken bv chiloren and hav-
ing maintained It's popularity for thirty years,
the proprietors confidently recommend IT as a
Standard Household Remedy, Prepared only at
No. 242 Chestnut street,
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CANAL BOAT RoBBED.-A young man OF
genteel appearance was arrested last evening by
Officer Gibson, the charge of robbing canal boat
on the SchuJ kill below the Wire Bridge He had
on his person. when arrested, the sum of $50 which
he had thus taken iTomits lawful owner Alderman
Hutchinson held HIM to answer IN $500 bail.
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY A man and
his wife were arrested last evening at Eighth and
Market streets on the charge of the larceny OF q
quantity of liquor from the store of John Hlghtsler,
in Market street. above Eighth, They were taken
before an Alderman, who held them to answer for
the offense