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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YoRK, July 19-COttOn firm aud unchan ged.
Sales yesterday 5000 bales Flour dull. IND 10l92o
cenIs lower; sales o. 5000 barrels; State S5'909
$50; Ohio SO 26d12'26 Western S5 5000 10 I;
Southern declining, sales OF $50 bbls. at S9'669
Is 70; canada 10G20 cents lower sales of 800 bDls.
at So 60G12 30 Wheat dull, and nominally lower.
Corn STEADY; sales of $4,000 bushels a. 84ee84kc.
Beet steady. Pork dull at S31 8l@3l'37i Lard dull
at 10000. Whisky dull
NEW YORK, July 10 Stocks are lower. Chicago
and Rock Island, 97B; Cumberland preferred, 46t I;
Illinois Central, 1249; hichigan Southern, 83t; New
York Cennal, 104}; Reading, Ill; Hudson River.
l16I; Canton Company, 53; MISSOURI 6s Tot; Erie,
64s; Western Union Telegraph Company, 6lf; /;
United States Coupons Of 1881, 1893 do 1882, 1885
Treasury 1905 1033GD103I Colo, l60ad1603 eTling
Exchange quiet; at sight 81 per CEN. premium tor
sixty days ihe money market is unchanged.
BALTIMORE July 19.-Flour is veIy dull. Wheat
steady; sales of red at 81 65@2So Corn quiet
Provisions steady. Groceries firm; Porto Rico
Sugar 11@116lc Seeds quiet. Whisky steady /;
W estern 81 260L2'27.
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From Havana and Mexico.

NEW YoEK, July l9.-The steamer Moro 60sge
brings Havana dates Of the 10th.
Advices from Mexico state that the Liberals
occupied Huadimango
Macmillan had recalled the Imperial Consul
at Liverpool. for having disobeyed the orders of
his legation.
Cedatlan had been abandoned by the Liberals.
The Liberal chief Martinez attacked Ures In
Sonora, on the 18th of May, but was repulsed.
At the last accounts Martinez was in Guayamas.
Garcia Morales was at the North American
line, receiving arms and powder. 1t Is also said
that Corona had received six pieces of cannon
at Altata, from San Francisco.
A French iron nclad gunboat had arrived at
Tamplco, to aid the naval forces there. ..r
Letters from Monterey describe affairs in that
section as very gloomy. Toluca had been again
invaded by the Liberals under Regules.
The departure of the Empress is said to be for
the purpose of attending to international affairs.
1t is rumored that Tampico has fallen into the
hands of the Liberals,
Porto Rico dates OF the Sd quote sugar at 3'Ts
03'S74, and 4'25 for refined. Molasses 80 cents.
The Havana Board of Health has established
a quarantine of five days upon all vessels arriving
from the United States, even those with clean
bills of health to be quarantined three days.
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A REFRESHING SENSATION -

REFRBsHINa SENSATION 10
When al the seemed hot flame,
What cooling influence then came.
So sweetly Oer this languId framei
No Ice.cream had l.
Ice-water's charm had seemed to fail.
Was that influence gale
That from the land OF snOwdriIts pale,
Hiher ohanced TO fvf
Or was 1t just the cooling power
OF this new SUIT from the rOwerS
LINEN Busters
Light Cass sinaere and Cloth, Aipaccd Drdp FEte
Duce and Linen sack Coats.
Light Cashmere White and Cotered Duck Skete-
ton Vests.
Light Cashmere, White and Colored Duck, and al
kinds of Linen Pants.
Ah kinds Of Seasona5le Clothing for Mems, Youths
and Boys t0ear, large supply at he oOeSt prices
possible. Tower HALL,
No. 618 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co,
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SAITETHW AITE-On Tuesday evening, at the
roeld' nee OF his grandfather, at Edgewater, Ne Y
jersey ATLEE II DAVIS, son Of RIohard and sal.
Iie Emily Sattethwaite, aged years 10 months and
18 days.
Ihe rela ives and friends of the family are partcu
aIly nviteo to attend the funeral, from the Broad
and Brown street Baptist Church. on FRIDAY, the
Hil. -
SCHURCH: Suddenly on the 18th instant,
LAURA ADELE, daughter OF Charles IL. and Emily
Schurch, aged ii months and IL days.
The relatives and trends OF tne amilY are respect
fully invited to attend the iunera from the residence
OF her parents No. 322 Borden street. on Thursday
afternoon the 18th instant at Al o'cock TO proceed
10 Ebenezer Chuich vault
wImLEY. On the 18th instant MARIA, wife of
The relatives ana friends of the family are respect
iuliy tnvltee to attend the funeral from the resi-
deDce OF her sOD.in.iaw. II. Fisher, No 2l31 N.
Fifth street, above Diamond, on saturday mornin :
at 9 O'Clock.
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- BIOKRENE,
+ OR EXPERIMENTATION.
sTRENGTH TO THE WEAK-YOUTH TO THE AGED

STRENGTH TO THE WEAK-YOUTH TO THE AGED
This preparation is unequ aed rejuvenator and
storer OF wasted and inert functions.
The feeble. the aged aud all those who have In any
way impaired their vitality by excessive mental phys
cal application, will hno the Bokrene TO be what It's name
mplfes-a lie rejuyena which, while 1t builds the
shattered constitution, will also impart TO the feelings
the briskness and energy Which belong to youth.
No matter by what cause organ has become eniee-
bed In its functians this superb preparation will remove
that cause at once and forever.
BIOKRENE cures General Debility Impotency, Ner'
IDcapacity Dyspepsia Depression Loss OF Appe'
tite Low Spirits Imbecity Mental Incidence Emacla
tion, Ennui 1t has most delightful desirable, and
novel effect upon the nervous stem and al VINO are IN
prostra'ed by nervous disabilities are earnestly
advised to seek cure In this most excellent and an-
BiOKRENE.-The Feeble the Languid, the Despair
ing the Old should give this valuable discovery trial
it win be found totally different from all other articles
To FEMAEES.-Ths preparation Is invaluable in ner-
vous weaknesses of all kinds, as IL VIII restore the
wasted strength with wonderful permanence
1t IL also grand Tonic, and will give re ef IN Dfspep
sia with the first dose brief pefsis ence in itS use
will Ienovate the stomach TO degree of perfect heauh
and Danish Dyspepsia forever. CO :.
One Dollar per bottle, six bottles for s5 e9o uy
Drug giss generally Sent by express anywhere py al
dressing HUTCHINGS HILLYER Proprietors.
No. 20 DEY street. New York
S' JOHNSON. HOLLOWAY q CowDEN,
No 20 Moth SIXTH Street. =
DYOrT q CO.,
40 thstu6mrp No. 2S2 N SECOND ST.
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FROM SAVANNAH.
Cholera at the quarantine.

SAVANNAH. July lO.-The steamer San SaIUadoS-
arrived at quarantine yesterday with 500 recruits
of the 7th United States Regulars. Twenty
eight ooses of cholera and three deaths occurred
on the voyage and one after arriving at Tybee
Bar, and one or two after landing the troops
on Tybee Island. There was no sickness
among the cabin passengers, but they will be
kept at quarantine fifteen days. The troops
are all comfortable on shore, and the sickness
is subsiding. Major Crofton, commanding the
post, Post Surgeon schell, City Health Officer
Mcfarland. and Captain B. H. Hardee, Agent,
have made all the arrangements for the com
fort and safety of the passengers and troops.
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CoUP DE SoLEM-At o'clock this
morning, James Henry was found dead at the
corner of Second and Master streets.
A man died suddenly at No. 1872 South Front
street this morning, at 9'45 O'clock.
Francis CoYle, aged seventy years, died sud
denly at No. l4l4 North Front street, at 8 o'clock
this forenoon.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon a very
respectable looking young lady, while walking
in the Park, fell from the effects of the heat in
an insensible condition. Sne was taken to her
residence, Shackamaxon street. and Girard
avenue.
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A Political Mission.

BALTIMORE, July 19.-C. L. Vallandigham,
]. d. Bright, and G. ]. Faulkner passed through
here last night to Washington, for an interview
with the President. gentleman who travelled
with them says one object of the mission is to
recommend the appointment of ]. d. Weller,
formerly Governor of Ohio, now of California,
as Secretary of War, in view OF the anticipated
retirement of Secretary Stanton.
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GET THE BEST! The BEST WHAT2 whv, the
best everything-the best clothing and food, the
best sewing machine and piano, the best books and
pictures, the best husband or wife, above all, the
best medicines-and for all arrangements and dis
turbances in the alImantary system this is, beyond
doubt, AfARSDEN'S CAR1fLNATIVE SYRUP.
Depot, No. 4s7 Broadi0oy, NeD York For sale
by Johnston, HoIoaoay Cotsden Wholesale agents.
DO. % N. Sirth street, PHILADELPHIA, and by all
dTa0QistS.
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER,

The SUPPOSED MURDER.-After a full
ana more searching investigation OF the case
OF the old lady VINO was found dead on Tues
Gay morn'ng near the Skating Park, Kaghn's
Point, II Is supposed that the most plausible
cause OF her death was from being run over
while asleep by some passing vehicle. Sne had
been drinking rather, freely at the different
groggerles IN Centrevilla and stockton. and on
Monday night. evidently overcome by the effects
OF liquor, she was seen sleeping near the very
place where her body was found the next morn.
ing, with her head crushed in a manner such us
1T would be had wheel passed over it. Such
is the present supposition; but the officers will
use eGorts to ascertain the guilty parties, If
any there are, who perpetrated the deed of
murder, II 1t rs ascertained that she came to her
death Dy t0ul means.
ARREST OF A CoUNTERFETEB.-Yes ester
day man was arrested in Camden on "A charge
OF being engaged in passing counterfeit money
OF the denomination of ten dollar notes, United
States issue. He was taken before Justice Briggs,
VINO committed hlm to ans 4er at the October
term OF the County Courts. There have recently
been several of these notes in circulation in
Camden and adjoining counties, and II is thought
that parties are operating IN disposlng of them
quite extensively.
AGAIN IN CUsToDY.-John Beck has been
again committed to JAIL in consequence of his
bail withdrawing. This boy stands convicted
OF having set ire to the barn OF Mr.. Hatch on
the 10Th OF June, 1865, but his sentence was sus.
penued With view OF using him as evidence in
the implication OF Others by the State.
HANDSOME APPARATUs.-The Franklin
Steam Fire Engine Company have procured a
splendid new engine, when, on their reception
OF II IN Camden, they housed with the WecCa-
coe Steam Fire Engine Com pany until IL was
polished up. 1t is po werlul machine, and sus-
ceptible OF efficient service.
FIGHTING WITH RAZORs.--Two colored
women were before Mayor Budd yesterday on a
charge OF q violent assault and battery on each
other, and using razor, in the fight. They were
held III the sum OF $500 each to answer at Court.
VACATIONs.-The public schools of Cam
den commenced their vacation on Monday, and
will continue until the lst of September In
the meantime some important repairs will be
made to several of the schoolhouses.
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.RIoToUs BEHAvIoR.-Yesterday Thomas
West, rough.looking fellow. got into speck
of trouble at Cedar Hail, corner of Fortieth
and Market streets He was very violent in his
language to those in the bar-room, and had
some difficulty with the bartender about pay
ing for drinks. He got so outrageous hnally
that he was ordered out OF the place. Instead
OF gong, he commenced to demolish the
glassware right and lett. An officer was called
in to arrest him, when he made violent assault
on him, and it was only after a severe struggle
This morning he was held in 500 to answer, by
Alderman Allen.
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Postal Arrangements.
CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July 10.
Senate.

An evening session for tomorrow was ordered
for the consideration of bills from the Com
mittee on the District of Columbia.
A bill directing the President to place $50, ,00o
at the disposal of the Governor of Maine, to be
used for the reliet of the sufferers by the late
Portland fire, was called up by Mr.. johnson.
Messrs. Trumbull and Davis opposed it as not
sanctioned by the Constitution.
Mr.. Trumbull moved to refer It to the Coaa-
mittee on Finance
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Tragedy in Maine.

GARDINER Me-, July. 1s.-0n Tuesday even
ing man named Irving, aged about seventy
five years, living at Somerville, Me-, shot his
wife, who was of the same age, and killer her.
He then committed suicide. No cause is as
signed for the act.
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DATENT SELF DRAWING CORK SCREWS,
i which pull the corks on Of bottles aud variety
Ct the usual binds; also Cork Drawers for getting
Tor sale by TRUMAN Il SHAW,
so. Ss6 Eight Thirty-aveJ MARKET St below Ninth
HOLDING POCKET LANTERNS. WHICH
II have a place for matches and extra suppv OF
tapers and occupy SO small space as to be conve-
niently carried IN the pocket, are for sale by
TRUMAN ~ SHAW.
No. sSo eight Thirty -nvel MARKET st., below Ninth
DUZZLED ARE FLIES AND OTHER IN.
i sects that swarm around, whom prevented from
attacking the food pom your table, by the protection
OF Wire Dish C0Yers-round. oval and oblong sh
tor sale by -. TRUMAN q SHAW,
No. $50 Eight Thirty-fve) MARKET St. below Sintb
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MARRTED

ALLEN-ROBINSON.-O N.-On the 4th of April 1866,
by the Rev. George Van DeUrs Mr.. JOHN ALLEN
TO Mrs MARGARET JANE ROBINSON, both of
this city.
KERN-MURPHY.-On June q. 1866, by the
late Rev Joseph Kennard, ID. D., Mr.. JOHN H
KERN to Miss JENNIE MURPHY, both of tins
city.
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RoBBINe HIS EMPLoYER.--J. McDermott
was arrested last Eight at Fourth aud Call W.
hill streets, charged with larceny. He had, it
seems, been in the habit of pillering small arti-
cles from his employer for several wears past.
He was held by Alderman Eneu in the sum OF
$1,000 10 answer.
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From Portland.

PORTLAND, July l9.-The U. s. frigate Aace-
dosidn, and the gunboat Soco, OF the Naval
School feet arrived here last night, and will
probably leave this evening for Boston.
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the liqht- fingered gentleman, named Monmouth
was arrested for picking the pocket OF an old
lady at the Vine Street Ferry wharf. When
detected he had the pocket-book IN his hand,
but handed It to the woman. He was held to
answer the charge.
James Pyne was arrested at Sixteenth and
Aftep streets on the charge of picking pockets.
He was committed by Alderman I.utz in de-
fault OF bail.
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD OF ALL IMPURITIES and
you neutTalize the virus OF many diseases at their
source. In all Diseases of the Skin the Glands the
Fleshy Fibre, the Secretive Organs and the Bones,
ali Scrofulous Complaints, Cancer, eto, DR.. JAYNE 8
Alternative Is a standard curative; and whlle it Is
fault in many med clnes that before they reach the
disease the patient is prosrated beyond recovery,
such drawback attends this remedy, for It sustans
the strength OF the sufferer, while eradIcatlng the
cause OF the comp amt. Prepared only at No 242
Chesnut street.
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THE LIQUOR FRAUDs.-Charles A. Dolson
and .Jobn D. Rhodds, OF No. lOl6 Richmond
street, against whom an icormation for for
ravenne was fled some time since, yesterday
made their appearance in the United States
District Court They were each held in $1,000
bail, to answer the charge OF distllling without
q license.
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TIE FIRE AT No. 900 MARKET STREET.
--1he lossos at tte fire at stretch, Barnett q
Co.'s drug establishment on Tuesday night are
fully covered by the assurances. On the build
ing there was an insurance of $4,000 In the
Hand.in-hand and $4,000 in the Pennsylvania.
The stock was insured 10 the amount of $4,000
in the American, SIC, ,00C in the North American,
and 5000 in the Delaware Mutual.
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"NEEDLEs'
CAMPHOR
HRnCHEE -

"NEEDLES'
CAMPHoR
TRoCHEs,"
Indispensable TO all tourists. Positive cure for
Bowel Complaints. Choleraic Dlarrn9a, etc. Made
only by
G. H. NEEDLES,
TWELFTH AND RACE STREETS
PHILADELPHIA,
SO cents per Box. / dozen, $5.
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THE UNKNOWN DEAD--WHo ARE THEY?
Two unknown men died at the Eleventh
Ward Station House on Tuesday. We give the
following description of their appearance and
dress, in hopes chat they may thus be identified
by their friends:-
One was aged about forty-fve years; black
HAIR, mixed with grey; goatee; wore black
pantaloons and vest linen coat, white shirt and
undershirt, and low SHOES. The other was
about 40 years old; feet inches in height;
brown hair and small whskers; wore striped
coat and pantaloons, black vest, striped shirt,
low shoes. and Kossuth nat. He also wore a
truss upon his body.
An unknown man also fell TO the ground at
Tenth and Vine streets last evening, from the
effects OF the heat. He was removed to q house
near by. and soon after died. His hair and
whiskers were grey: he wore two white shirts,
wooDen stockings, army shoes, and KOssuth
hat.
The Coroner has taken charge of all three of
the bodies.
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on EROKEE RENEDY

Cures all Urinary Comp lsInts. VIE. Gravel Infam-
nation of the Bladder aud Kidneys Retention OF Urine
Structures Of the gretnIa Dropslcal swe linas Brick
and W hen used in conjunction with the
CHEROKEE INJECTION,
does not fail to.cure Gononhna Geet, and all Mucus
Discharges in Male or Female curing recent cases In
from one to three days and Is especially recommended
IN those cases Of Fluor Abus or Whites IN Females
The two medicines used in conjunction will not rail- to
remove this disaPreeabe complaint, and In those
where other edcines have been used without
fIi'e inecsiSn iE1@sGyi one Bottle g. three b0!slo
to be found in all weregulated drug stores and
recommended by physicians and druggists all over the
world Tor their intrinsic worth and merit. Some
prncpled dealers, however try 10 deceive their GUS
toners by selling cheap and worthless compounds-in
order, 10 make mo1ey-in place Of these BE no! de-
and will send them 10 you BY press securely
packed and Tree from observation We treat all diseases
to which the human system is subject, and will be
pleased to receive full and explicit statements from those
who have iaed to receive relle hereto Ladies'
gentlemen can address us in perfect confidence We
sire TO send thrtytw0 phlet tree 10 every
lady and gentleman in the land Address all letters tor
pamphlets medicines advice to the sole proprietor,
DIR. w. r. MERWIN,
65mwfSrp No 81 WALKER Street, N. Y.
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THE PARTIES who purchased of Us, on Saturday
or this week. 8 20 Coupon Bonds dated 1st NOvem-
ber, 1854 (sod being 1s65s) Nos. S951 to 1896
and Nos 1876 to 10000 inclusive for $1,000 each,
will please call on us with the bonds
DRExEL Il Co..
No, "a g. Third street,
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youth named George Shock, only sixteen years
old and by profession a huckster, was taken
before Alderman Cloud, charged with the lar
ceny OF silver watch. 1t appears that this
entered a house in Salmon street, above Cum
berland, and finding the occupants temporarily
absent could not resist the temptation TO pos
sess the timekeeper. He was held in $500 bail to
answer the charge.
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DUTcHER's LIGHTNING FLY. KILLER
Makes quick work with flies, and If commenced
early, keeps the house clear all summer.
Look out for limitations. Get butchers only
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES 7 810 and 500
wanted. De Haven 6 Brother, No. 40 s. Third st.
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The IMBKoILITY OF PHYSICIANS! is bitorly In
Weighed against by venders OF quack nostrums
who cannot persuade members of the profession to
or recommend their pills or powders. The pro-
prietor of MARSDEN'S CALISAYA TONIC
has no such complaint to make-he has abundant
reason to return thanks for the cordiality with
which the ablest members of the profession recon-
mend the of the Calisaya Tonic; they know
what such medicine should be, and thev know
that the tonic is precisely that thing. Depot, No.
4S7 BrOGds00y, NeS0 York. For sale by Johnstop,
Holloway : CoSoden, Wholesale agents, No. % NJ.
iSiTth street, PHILADELPHIA, and by alt druggists.
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"ubricative packing steam engines.--for terms
see 723 chesnut st., phlla, and 26 dey st. new york.
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A HoP AT THE SURF House Atlantic
CITY, will take place on Saturday evening.
Those who take delight in tripping ''the lieht
fantastic will undoubtedly have grand time
thereat
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7.3Os, 5-20s,

z.3Oa. 5.2Oe.
- GOLD AND SILVER,
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UNCURRENT BANB
NOTES BOUGHT AND SOLD, BY
DREXEL & Co.,
No. "a SOUTH THIRD STREET.
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A BASE BALL VIcToRY-The match
game between the Hamilton and Camden Clubs,
Yesterday afternoon, resulted in a victory for
the Camden boys Dy score of thirty eight to
eighteen
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
[FOr additional Local Items see Third Page.

CONNUBIAI FELICIrY.-Iate last evening
cries we're hearu proceeding from a spot near
the drove-yard at Hestonvilie. Al officer
rushed up to the spot, and found co wardly
brute of a fellow beating woman. She was
crying murder, ETC. etc., and evidently had
some shOe of reason Tor so doing, as the man
had MISUNDERSTANDING knife IN his possession
Both OF them were drunk At the hearing before
Alderman Allen they answered to the names of
Thomas and Lizzie Hail. They had been mar
ried only seven months. His account OF the
affair was that his wiie was drunk and while
walking along stumbled over stone and went
down in the road. That he thereupon undertook
to take hold of her shoulder to help her upon
her feet, but in mistake caught hold Of her hair.
He could not explain, however, how he could
have beaten her with his list, and threatening to
use his knife, and consequently was held to bail
by Alderman Allen to answer at court Lizzie
was fined for drunkenness. When released the
"happy pair went off together.
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OUTRAGEOUS CoNpUCT.-An old man by
the name OF Conrad was arrested and taken
before Alderman Hurley yesterday, charged with
committing an assault, and attempt to outrage
a little gul only years old. The attempt was
made at a solitary spot near Camac's woods.
Conrad is man some 60 years OF age, and
gathers sospfat for living, and is we'll known
10 the people in that neigE6orhood. The miseT-
able wretch was held to answer in the sum OF
$1,000. 1t is 70 be hoped that he will be so
severely dealt with, that there will be no such
scenes in the future to disgrace our city.
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TREE BLOWN DowN.-A large tree was
blown down this morning at the coruer OF Sixth
and Chatham streets. IT, completely blocks up
the street, but men are now busily engaged In
clearing away ihe rubbish
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Pre- MUM Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines tor family use, No 73C
Chesnut street.