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PIcTuRE No /

PICTURE NO. l.
This represents three iackasses in
broadcloth, boots and standing collars,
sitting in an attitude of profound de-
liberation, at table Whereon are pen,
ink and paper One is speaking, an
other is listening, and the third is read.
ing bill which he is abOunt to present
for the consideration of his brother
asses. At the top of this suggestive
picture is the inscription
Missouri Law Makers; Matters OF
Conscience"
Underneath are these words: 4
"TbAt while we prohibit teaching, and
will imprison for preaching the Gospel
we consider that any law forbiddine
the sale Of liquors on Sunday would be
regulating a matter of conscience, and
going beyond our proper Jurisdiction.
PICTURE 10 2.
This is a street scene between e tall
cadayerous and 'subiugated' looking
preacher, and a aorid, jolly German
beer saloon keeper, with face like a
full moon; and belly that he could
hardly clasp bis hands across. Over
head is the title. Putting the Case,
below is the following dialogue:
A. ayes, Sir, ! am preacher, min.
ister Of the Gospel"
B. "See, now; that's a mighty bad
business in Missouri You'd better get
saloon, and sell liquor on Sunday in
stead OF preaching; then you won't get
arrested"
A subscription ought 10 be made up
TO purchase two hundred Of these life
like photographs Of the dominant par.
y, and have one Of them laid on the
desk Of each member OF the Isqisla.
ture-i& Louis Di5paseA
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In Chaneery at Mc8linnyille.
uuuurrkpg ufFr A. ra.H
A. X. Hammer. Comp'a nant
" 30 Bill Cd sril Land
Major Ma~car Hatna .l-Ianfiaur

20 BID CD srl Lal.i-
MAJOR Mercer kaias, lrlandanl
II this cause it appearus % ihe saistscion al ne
Clerk All Mastar flaf tne above namad ls..r-f....
J. . noa-faaIlieut uf tls 1tsie of Tennessee - fF. .
the ordinary procrss of aF cauaoi h. sar.s..I ,,.
him ID - therefore ordered That uuhf.l-.,.-.F =
made fur folr tuecctsi1e Nrs - IN fl.. 49,.
Uaon, q neFspspcr pu1lshed in El-rs'r RI ~
frsf Gay of olr uFrt couft, D. IL 49,. 4, ~ -
vile, ol ~ ain aoeday 10 Mares. is.s .- f..-l ll
snseer Q l,','.i y e9mp.ainslts an. os ~. -.
-. ..., - - A. % BIN. sai ~ ~
iisi' ess'S5.st's ''F' aoaF1RD, an
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First GLASS Steamers,
S u FIFE r E R S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT Co..

TARRANT a Co:
Gentlemen-I am resident Of Curacao. and have
been disposed % write % yOu concerning the real
value Of your SkLILEk APEKlENf a. n remedy
or Indigestion and dyspepsia desire % express
70 you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
sELILkk has done my wife.
fOr f0ur or hVe years my wife has beBn sally
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and aiter beng under the
treatment Of several Doctors f1r two OF thrse years
she was finally induced 10 seek the advice Of q
learned Physician, Doctor Cabials, % Fcuezgs.a,
who lmmedlaiely treated her with, your BIER
FESCENI SELILEk APEKlENT. sbs bagsu 70
improve al once, ana is nov PEkFECrIY WELL
feel u % - my duty for the good Of humanity
mhEe TINS statement, feeling thaE medicine 20 val
usnls should be widely known.
Trusting you vii Hya this publicity. and repest-
ing my earuest grauIude and thanz-.
am very respectfully yours,
z. d. C. HENRIQUER,
New York, June .. '65. Merchant, Curacao, "A.
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We Ask

The suffering millions IN our land 10 edvs this
remedy trial convinced that by ~ tiuaelT 49,
many may - relieved. many cured Cf Dyzpepzia
Heartburn, sour stomach, sick Headache. bizn.
nezs, Indigestion, Piles, Costveness, Bllous A.
lacks, Liver Complaints, Rheumttc Affections ke
kead the Pamphlet of Iestim0u sis with "a bot-
us, snd 90 nos use the medlcae AZ tinst me aducs
of your Physician.
Manufactured only by TARRAST a 90, ~
areenNlch street, New York
H3-For sale ~ ali Bruanzts ruvf1v
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Browns Bronchial Trochss


TuOcHu saE tfrB WIN Aistfs s1.u a.....s.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC sPEAEEH4
VIII tiud Troches use,l. Iu clearing Che g1ee aHou
tsseu before Singing or speaAug. saI rsiIsgia. .H H
throat alter su unusaf,. r1sfrsa I'D Il. t..I s.
tIe IIo-hr. are recommends. si.i ....t.t b.
nent neu throughout uI- rouuiry- E-.as sH HrH.
Gle Of tine merit. and having proved tHs.l ,r..s.4
by a test Of many yelr st.u yeur faI- t.. lI .a 3D.
dlt,oud i0caucs Boo '8IIoa- pests of ta t7urIi. s.f
the Troches Are uu.yes-s By pronounced u.sr.r lIl
other arlc.es.
Obtain 0a'y "Es1ss's Bl1s-fl,t r4..1f-.s .uI
do not tsl- any Of toe Worth s.s Imia,aaas t....
may b. offered.
Sold e,,lyshere n he United -liirs. and Ia f...
eign Cou tries. 10 35 cents per box.
IHnlZ-au
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SPECIAL NOTICES

,AofoaRAFHs.--lhot photographs Of Gsusraia
toueiaL .sl' and Coniederaie. The lsrrast col.
.ecuon m The west, tlr sale, wholesale ana
i, Ietaii. Remember The place, Galiarvolta,
Olln i oeTland, 2sCsiaT strest, opposiio Clu.
mrcial Hotel. ss,-vs-,tr
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathsrtc, alternative and tonic and s vslua.
bic remedy for affections Of the Liver and Kidneys
Dyspeps a, GOut. Chronic Constipation and Cutane.
Gus diseases. lsa most powerful preventive OF the
Fevers and Bilious Complaints, 30 prevalent 10
warm ciuaataz
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Dissolution of copartnership

V1HE Copsr.nsrship herstofore kno~n unrer ,t.
n hrm Raa style % HUGH - 4 sALT4MtN
FnotoKrsphers, ia mutually Dissolved nom tbi.
aate, - hnEnes reariuE from the concern. III
n.-t-l..-l AaailiiH3 end hguidating ali debit u
- - - a.. -. hogHEs eALTsMAN.
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THIS ee-eoa'.si Toiiss soap. "a sash uu.ssrsal
aeniAnd' is m'ie from iaa cAoicsst ms,susI-. 5
mils and smOlisut a 10 a,Hars. frasraasi,
sesatea, aad extremely bsueasisi tn s,- seaaa
upon ihe sA'a. For sale by az uuasts sai
Fancy o,uds Dealers GatI-Iv
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MAYoR,s oEFIcE.

NIEIUN y VFFIIEl Z
NASHVILLE, 1EsE., Dec. Il, 1855. I
DROPERTT owners on College and Market
III streets. between the Square and Broad street
are hereby notified 70 construct new stone or brick
paYsments, or 70 reset the old ones wherever 4 Is
required, ia accordance with the HpecI I6caHons ard
grades which will be furnished by the Cify Enginser
on application. said work must be commenced
within ten days from this date, and pushed rapidly
70 cOmplet0o, or the city vii contract Nh parties
for ths ssine and the expense viii 10 charged 70
TIE property owners.
aas29 " MATT BROWN. Msvny
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RadiaaIismin two Pictures.

We are indebted to Mat. Hastings,
corner of Fifth and Locust streets, for
two of the most admirable little carica-
lures we ever saw. They are accurate
and amusing photographs of Radical
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ana its attendant train Of symptoms, Il acts more
LIKE CHARM than n medicine. There IS moth
ing in the whole range Of Materk Medea that can
or moment bear a comparison with it in this dis
ease.
fall account Of this wonderful plant may be
SQUAD the iith editor Of the L. 5, Dspensatory
pages 1881 and 1888
seres OF experiments 10 which Dr. Bull hiss
been 2 years engaged, has Just BEEN brought 70 q
"a scessiul termination, and he IL now enabled e
ofier % the public mhinstion OF CkDkON with
other approved tones, the whole preserved in the
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon WHISKY
which he D. confident has no equal in the world.
BE might furnish volume uf certificates, but The
pubic have long since lesrned 20 estimate such
things by their true value. The safest plan Is iol
every one " test for himself the virtussl new
medicine,
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AAAaAaAN Aa-NAla' l'.faal N'a ..lt HH.H.
NasHvtlLF Trss., July ~ I-as.
ur. John Bulls aEput Hr. --. ls- rs-U. .a..l
10 ship to Nashville. Tenn, rs gross ar lII f.11a.
Of Bulls CedfOa b.tteu, ior sar % sulrr .a u.-
army ouly.
The regulation q tne Treasury Deparllsll sI-
b b. complied with strfiiy.
BY command 0f MaI. Gen. Roaecun1.
VS.. - Wftrr,
MAJOR ani Provost Marshal 0-nfuL
For sale, uhoitaa1s aad retail ~ BEhkT. lE.
MONILLE 4 Co, Nashville, Team.
gcuT-tu az daa3m
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tanned a reputetion wide spread asl st oog
bnt Of North America. But the crOwnt OrytJ her
o. life reuains 20 bo attained in his al ciooonvegry
rather combination, for be does not claim 70 have
beeu the discoverer ui ClDHON, which is the basis
OF the Bitters now offered 10 the public. That hon
OF belongs 20 the native inhabitants Of Central
America 10 whom its virtues have been known for
more than two hundred years Armed with Il the
Iudian bids defiance 20 the most deadly malaria,
snd handle without fear, the most Yenomons ser
penta. Il h belief with them, that whil3 there Is
breath n tne body the CedrOn is potent TO cuIe no
Snstisr Ehst the disease may be.
While Dr. Bull Is not prepared TO endorse this ex-
trsYagsnt preteusion, he ID nevertheless SAT SIZED
from thorough examination Of the evidence reiR-
ting 70 lls virtues, shat = remedy and preVents-
tive for all disease arising nom exposure. e9her
% the weather or chmste, OF 20 miasmstc inhuen-
cea Il qtRuda
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There has been no decided change re-
Gently in the styles of wearing the hair
One of the new modes is of crimps,
waves, and short curls passing around
the head, with band between each
row of curls-the back hair being ar
ranged in = high waterfall or coil
NJ y. Post.
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ISs brieAi Chamber, an Essay Of warniut
~ .us,i lS-oa lof toung Mon. Also. ucu sni .s-
liable treatment tor L1saa-s- Of ~, Ifr..-5-- IL.
sexual systems-seut fce. Ia sos.ad snys.g0,...
Address, Dc, j. sklLLIN aJlrHIuN. Has..I
Association. Philade.pH.s ~ ar-fa -
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la Ts.,Esg from ne above Arm, teadsr ny
- psica 3inenis y my Old friends. fof tna
-, =. f....ol.ltr Hhleh has been extendesi 10 o.
- t.'t mt toey vi coni nue. % % fhe sanne Il
- - iaftner, NJ aa,ssrn4n. fseifrE zasursd tAat
=. !. l--it eQnfeieat. aai WI use every eH1u ID
"serl y. n, Au6HE5.
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~ - - e-iel.lslee EoundTy haFsng large -
= sortaieuf q Book, News usI,er, Job asd orns-
nlea-A Ayfes t1c pruurators are prepared wa
80 t-e l-s,ltes q Fr1lsply c1ecata Al orders ui
izcllainz ffeasss 3 Al MarufaesaFsls. octiI-es,
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"IIsON, ]. W. 4 CO.-Msnufacturers Rnc
w wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, No. Il
College street.
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AEtsN fioN is'saEEy i--Cbocka Ca ibt ia
ger bal Nils Co., bgliast. ireland, ia suud
oi Il 70 Ala ior sale 30 &. n. uriway's Brs-
ker OHlee, No. Is College street.
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DR.. John Bull
OF
Louisville, Kentucky.

His inimitshls preparation Of sARsAPARILLA
hRs long stood st the head Of the various com
pounds Of that valuable drug.
His Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become household word through
out the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
less than year after their introduction,
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Oompaaies.

(AREY a SMITH, Nos. SO and IS Union street,
" (up stairsl represent the following Compsnies :
Atna Of Hartford, Security, Manhattan Meiropoli-
tan, PhsniK and Knickerbocker Life OF New York,
and Aceldent Of Colurnbns. Ohio.
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Naruoua DebiIitv.

ss,,insl seskaess, ETC.. can b cured by oze Who
| - reely cured himself ssd hundre1s Q. g,heres
and wi isl you pqihing Wv bie sss.e - NS
/ eiih stamp E-s~t'., sinsrs
asoSA-4fFtg
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Without q Rival.

And Justly deserves the reputation Il has 30 IONS
enjoyed IN Central America and the West lndies.
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TINNERs, &c.

Il l.. SR W. BROWN, Real Estate and General
81 Business Agents, over lork's Book Store, Ss15
Union Sire et, Nashville, Tenn. Ru26-6me
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COI,I.ECTINC AGEaTs.

ID 8. TUTHILL, Deputy United States Marshal,
Ia. collects Notes, Accounts, &c., in Middle Ten
no. see. Office at STATE Capitol next door TO Fed
,ral Court Room. p o. Lock Box 81. See adyer.
uaenent in smother column. tdecS-6m
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L1CssILtE, kT., Sept IE. Isss
On th. Zld 1f July 'aff. Z .II.f..ffri f.r.r.4 a1
agent 1I uiue b. il- MsiHHf Director af ta.. o..
partmeut Of The Amy of tIs Cumberland. ~ ..H.-
pie OF my Ceif0n bttrrs, i.r iu.port0u. ana r..
4uested q altsr aua.y be- foug.l % meuforsu. o.
sanction ami approve u- u-e among our -rHIars
She following tle Ma.b-ii lir.e tol.sfsuIg. 4rf
also Cen. ko--crt1-' psrui--I1u o. ship II % .U--H
at ouee, b have % sglI tl suIIera.
ilHF NHrr
"I am ssusfeI That Ceir1n Euef4 uHI II. mol
harm % auy oas % iaseu properly H1I Il UH..fHs..
too ] sss uo oti..l too 20 br. Bal 'sis..- Iffa...
bel o. dispose al O. ~ sllers.
HrsEg A. IHUaa-Hr
surraln au.f fs.l.-.i rl...f.. b.. f1
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NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

TONE & TUNNELLs-Wholessle and Retail
~ booksellers. Statoners, and News Agents
No. 80 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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NCirE FEoH NiTssHrEs.-
Ni-larE4. Mss. Aug 70. Is.1
DR. John z Ef'-l.r-.a#. . au happy o. ar.r. q.
you THAT have rI yulr Ftilt..H t-Hr.a b. ....-
WITH E.eat leusht t0 uyael, 10 general gsfHIt7 II.
prOztfsu0u ui u.y FFrt m praluref Gy rrr .u.
heslthy and mit-fIstr rl'iI-n.r 0f tHa HIs4..a #.
user around F.ra.ltrE, having been s.ra ls.....ra
Grants army ihr1ugl9gt .- al1ie -0utasl. ..
paFn. lC0ul-elty fe. .0uufui lls a-s l1 a.I f.s..
sons Who age cEpu-sd f1 unhealthy climate
~. W. FIatr
Agent o. r. esu.-a4y t8rlll.....s
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THE MILLINERY DISPLAY

Among the proprietors of establish
ments who have courteously shown our
fashion reporter their importations and
to whom our thanks are due, are Mrs
Davidson, 3S Waverley Place; Madame
Buhlmeyer, No. Great Jones street;
Madame Rallings, Canal street. Mr.
Jackson, Broadway; and Messrs. Mar
shall d johnson, also in Broadway.
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Julius was the favorte against the field The horses
started the three quarter pole and came up the
stretch in a cluster, Lapwng leading, Norwich second,
Mamie Butler sxth who did not get away favorable
with the oter As they passed the quarter pole
the others as above and they down the
in that way Julius looking very much like winner
but they got the lowes turn Norwich challenged
him. and they ran side and side the homestretch,
with Knighthood close up ana, after beautiful whip
and spur struggle Norwich won by short length,
Butler fourth the Arlington colt Gh. and Iapwlng last
Time, 2aSH. Aud this ended the spring meeting OF
IN: Paterson races
UNION COURSE. L. I.-TrOTTING.
trotfing match between b. III. Lady Thorne and the
stallion George wikes, for ST. 900, will come OF this az
ternOon.
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CITY Rolftscs.

: MEETING or THE UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Last eyenng a meeting II tie Union Committee OF the
City aud County Of New York was held In Broadway,
corn Of Twenty -ihIrd street. at which Mr. Thomas
Murphy, Senator presided The meeting numerous
and Influential and the Of sentiment which pre-.
vailed decidedly in favor OF the fenian movement
and opposed the rigid observance Of the neutrality
question, acted upon by the Executive government In
feerrncc TO tho affairs AT present in progress In the
Canadian provinces. Amer very animated discussion
two resolutions adopted the substance of which
thai the American people have lively recollection Of
the part which the authorities Of Great Britain had
acted in the exercise OF the nights nnd dnies OF
fray during the continuance OF the Insnrrecton in
the south rn States; and that In dealing with the Fe
man invasion Of Canada the American government
$40 ID not fail nor hesitate IN extending protection to
British interests with the degree OF internatlo nal
Courtesy and executive vigilance that shown by
British officials in the Of the Alabama the Florida
and tIe Georgia In British seaports, and In providing
arms. and money for feet ~ pirate ships n
gagged In destroying American commerce every high
way OF tho seas.
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Oar Medellin correspondence.
AEDEILIS, May "a, 1860


AzDErLIs, May II, 1866
HGB LIVE AT A MEXICAN WATERING PLACE.
On the LEFT bank OF the Jamapa river which empties
into the Gulf Of Mexico at distance ten miles 10 the
southwark OF Vera Cruz, located small Indian village
bearing the name OF Medelln It's regular inhabitants
number about one thousand To this .nest among the
trees' the elite Of the neighborng city and hacendas
wend their way at this Of the year The poorer
classes go there too in large numbers also DO
gamblers and host Of representatives OF Exporting AZ
science"
If there is anything remarkable about Medelln il is
that it does not possess any Of the modern mproy
ments.
The principal buildings In size and every other par
tcuar, the hotels five in number The next are the
country houses OF the weltodo in the world and the
last The low, palm matched hus Of the thoroughbred
Ind ans.
1t Medelln s one OF tho principal attractions OF the
"watering place. The river which is not very deep
aud not naviaabe at this of the year. almost
made ont OF palm leaves and few poles. They
comfortable institutions The ba hing Is generally done
vev early in the morning and quite late at night late
ngnt That the bathers down to the houses taking
lights with them.
THK eREAIrr FEATURE or THE sEAsos-rm slxmNc
Gambling is carried on in the most public manner and
on quite largo scale All classes indulge in IT, The
best rooms in the hotels are taken up with gaming
dealers and crourcrs are regularly relieved Large and
small lost and won aud nothing particular
said by any one. II lucky gamester wins large it
does not provoke more than passing remark and II he
loses large amount little is said about IT, II bank is
broken It Is forgotten in ten minutes by all except the
Immediately interested parties. At night, when The
gambling Is at its extreme height chairs arranged
around long tables and all of them occupied Be-
hind the chairs great crowds gather most OF whom pass
their money the heads OF those seated stake
Several parties belonging to the bank kept very busy
raking IN the principal part Of tho general amounts
played and in paying some money out Other parties
belonging TO the bank simply attend to png the hard
dollars up and arranging them in convenient amounts
And 1t Is not alone who play Women often occupy
seats at the table Twenty i've years ago ladies'
OF the country used 10 sit down 10 gamble tho public
tables; but they do not do Then they We're
always given the best seats
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Police Intelligence.

BURGLARY IN SOUTH srREEr-cLoraING WATCHES
AND PISTOLS STOLEN.
About -four o'clock; yesterday morning officer Droge
81 tho Fourth precinct arrested John Kennedy, youth
Of years. whom he found In Oak with
quantity Of ready made and pants his possession
Kennedy made several contradictory statements as 10
how he possession Of the property. but sabse
quenty appeared that the clothing store Mr. Samuel
Dale, los South street. had been forcbly entered
"Wednesday night by means bursting In window
aud robbed Of twenty coats thrtywo pairs Of pants
i've gold and silver watches, with chains attached,
together with reSolvcrs valued in all mt 81 900
The goods found In possession OF Kennedy proved 10 DO
portion of those taken from Mr. Dales store. The
cuscd yesterday arraigned before Justice Bowling
and committed 10 the Tombs for trial. Kennedy, who
lives at . Oak street peremptony declines telling what
WA done with the remainder OF the missing goods
BURGLARS cAusRr IN Tng ACT.
Quite recently young named Oliver Cox was In
tho employ Of Edward D. Lawrence, 900 broadway,
during which time Oliver procured a false KEY which
fitted the front door ON Wednesday night Oliver with
hs brother Eugene entered the and while attempt
ing to open The they surprised by Mr. law.
Tweuty-ninth precinct The brothers yesterday
taken before Jnsticc Ledwih and committed for trial.
The sale hch the prisoners attempting 10 opon
contained only one hundred and twenty -four dollars
BURGLARY N kvESug c.
Iae on Wednesday night the hoo, and shoe store OF
Patrick Dent No. i6i avenue {, was entered by Ave
young thieves who forced open window, and stole
three pairs ~ boots The noise made by the burglars
awoKe Mr. Dent and On descending 20 tho foor below
uf the deprdators Threatened blow his brains out
n he made AIRY noise. Al the same time the youths
esped but three " tn giving their names az Joseph
blakc. Thomas, alias john, Muligan and Thomas Green
arrested hy officer ~ the Eleventh precinct, and
BEN. ideatihcd, Justice MANSFIELD committed them for
trial
BIGuwlyNAs IN THE IowERY.
About halfpast two o'clock yesterday morning. as
NJ Carl Meyer residing at the worden nousc, corner
Of Bsyard street aud the Bowery, was passing tho
corner OF Prince street. a hishwayman caught Tin
BY the throat and throwing him TO the pavement,
forclbly nfed his pockets ~ gold wacn and cha o.,
valued at fT1 Mr.. Meyer screamed fOr heip, when
ocer Brady, Of the Tenth precinct. fastened up aud
caught the robbor who gave hs Sebastian
GINGER On searching the used the station houfc the
time rIece stolen from Mr. Meyer found In his poe
srsston Justice Mansfield committed Ginger to PRISON
for trial In default uf ~ ono bail In pocket ~
Mr. Meyers wet vas lies, which was und,esurbed by
tae Highway man.
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Diet.

Lyy.S-In Brooklyn, ON Thursday, June T. at twenty
minutes past o'clock in the morning, PHILIP LysAS
aged 90 years
His remains will be taken 10 st. Joseph's church
Pacific street Saturday morning. nine clock and
from thence TO Fatbush tor intsrment
MrNAMAgA - On Thursday, June T. JOSEPH the beloved
son OF Patrick aud Mary Mcnamara aged two years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of his parents "a
East Eleventh street, this friday afternoon. at two
o'clock
WooRE.-On Thursday June 7, THOMAS H., OF
Charles and Louise Woore aged years, month aud 10
DAYS.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the unera
this friday afternoon at four O'clock from 206 Stanton
street.
lFbr Other Deaths See Second Pdasl