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rights keeps clear extreme D; as w" pS Is %e sent S%
Genoa we're refused fornats n 40 ~
rms gives rise lust complaints and injnes me nnas a ~
nss bn especially now that need OF al cur lot @
defense OF tue COUNTY, WIN 'A'N "CAyOUR."
On receiving the OF tho victory o. 81 cnntsns n
writes again The letter IL important iol II b aid 70
innate evidence that in spite OF wat mas i anna
The confrary Cayour went far in his natlOhai asa
,nns GA the mast thorouggoing patriots OF ms da!
Note the passage referring to venice: $500, 1870, =,
"Dy,R am in receipt Of yours OF the
AIN reioiced at the victory Mo which : 80 honor 20 sn
tend d, convince Europe that the Italians VIII snnt
ssrs fny conntry and liberty beg you 10 present my TaIs %
nost Gsubad Aier SO seuu IL
Co., 40 not zee boS he can hinered from passing across
isrd II, od have been had the Neapohians eaie
or AZ b,n the work generation; but as y e'ne III,
or cannot stir let Gsrbad alone Inc NofA ,ongb The
Sone Tbs popaI Gag hosted in Sicily must Nave through ~,
Who'll. Kingdom stretching along the Aunaun GO boU
,La o,een Of The Re. be covered with Its shade 80
yoursef readiness dear admiral to plant on he
Msnnoeso snJ an he towers st Mark Compliment 10 my he
Md ami M,sncbns who behaved famousy senu 70 n
All o.e be who their
dne form sba NOT perhaps be able TO give them instant ga
men, hn xn ts GOOD them. will scud you oheers
any bot We ms do much small have no doso' o. 70
prudence Of which you given striking proofs But
Keen soo from the places where the Sighting going o.
the San oneer respect French vessels Chartered " VIZ
tan or we have trouble Believe me ever yours O'oo
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believed that he has better use Tor his money MI, h
inc man here is either Dodge or Norton There WIN "
o ip.crestng contest in the With District EA-7ou'
er,o,,os 7 treamer and Charles q. Cornell are poen ~
ncuverne for the Tammsny nomination, but Deioio
can he Of any value to either. Tammany han win
,Io ce,uaps certain pledges, or they VIII eject III
non6ont candidate Dreamer was their NOISY .lno
last winter but it is rumored, has not eaten
zJs or drank any lager with his Teutohio oouo ,,,o
.t,ce II is probably true. Cornell mas nov 49, a.
lie attended the great German schdzenies'' anu 49,
washington to procure tho receipt OF their poo "oi
,oo % duty He made them brilliant speeches. anu o"io
many pretty things about the Fatherland' &c bes'uos
ho,,g one OF the Tammany braves ana an olu S'soi "
tcs Cornell will undoubtedly be the oanuoaoe brau
70, vii have clear field in tiIe With District as wafer
hurry has been mesmerlzed by Tamnany Harry Genet
vants tbe Tammany nomination In tho Viilth put VIII
have IN wait until the claims of william Hitchman nave
hoon satisfied Walter Roche will undoubtedly he rehon
mated for supervisor and there are about three hundred
rhi,ious Gentlemen aspiring to Supervisor Smiths po
ston which will also be vacant The greatest Wrahehns
exists among the woud-be nominees for Pohce anu o'
Justices Among the candidates named are tue proSc"'
iucumbeuts.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sRw.YORG.....,

CLEARED.
Samsps-Cy Dublin E5uoH Antwerp Zoe Closke CeS Bay
CD.
Barks-oiou Weiss Lverpoo Hsheu, olseu, Havre. ,
Bngs-Antelop Rumbs Leghoru; j. Sandeon. Coter Pofi
Sportsman Florence Pe Aqun and MARKET
Hampen Perkins Ssyanna Pedro Davis Beaufort aud Bragswck
Sc6rs-yaut Crane WodsOr n s.: Corvo Pickering Salem 81
HUBERT Forgesn Bay c. T.; Unexpected Ldos 81 Jobn
b.; b. f. BraiGaJ Anderson, NeSIsycn T. c. Lyman. Hill Hart
ford.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Columbia Csusghan. Glasgow Aug 90 via MoVe u
mdse. and
Rhea Mysr Bsmeu Aug a. via Southampton Aog H.
mdse. and pass
Steamship r. c. Knight Dentz Alexandria, mdse and pass
Ship Magdaleue, Ienke HsVre IS dsys, mdse aud
Brig Leo. Wilson, Cow Bay, c. b. 10 days cOsl
S Clara WoOdhouse Russell Brasos Santiago II days hides As
wool
sehr. Orraoo Small. Two Rivers, ~ s.. days. spiing
Canaoat G. r. MorehOuse BHrwel Ottawa 10 days lumbeL
Csnaboat B. H. BALDWIN Roberts Ottawa IS days lumber
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Aug 3-The steamship Scotia from HewYot ar
rived at this port at 2 a M to-day.
3The steamship St Andrew from Quebec arrives
port today Tue steamship Cambria from Hewlork arrived
this to-day.
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LARGE NUMBER OF INpIcrMENTs-TRIALs

The Court of Oyer and Termner was for
maiy opened yesterday Justice Barnard presiding when
the Grand Jury entered and presented over Go ndct
ments and were directed TO proceed with their abors
Christian stark and Henry w. Hurd, alias Charles W.
Flood were brought before the Court TIE District
torney stated that these two men indicted for
ceny mere but the Governor or Massachusetts had made
requstion for them for burglary. on that acquisitions
Gov Hoffman had issued his warrant for their surrender
In justice TO all parties, he should say that writ OF
habeas corpus, returnablo the 18th inst had been
Issued TO show cause why they should not be discharged
but under these circumstances ho thought the Court
ght vacato the writ ahd surrender the prisoners IL
was asked behalf Of the prisoners that delay should
be had, 80 that they might traverse tho return ut least
have their regular counsel present Judge Barnard held
that traverse 10 tho warrant OF Gov. Hoffman except
that IL was forgery, could be put ill., and that was
not pretended t evident there could be but one
rcsuhe would vacato the writ and surrender tho prs
oners 10 the Massachusetts, officers The prisoners were
thereupon delivered over.
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FRANCE.
cnMP NOTES AROIT FRENCH EXILFS.

The Nord of Brussels gives the following
notes on some of the French exles who are known as
'rrecnncilable and who refuse to return 10 france
LIST ~ Louis Banqu. aged g. born at Nice VINO came 20
brussels in August 1866 having escaped from NecKer
Uosnita in Paris TO which he had been transferred from
81 P6larlo where he had been Imprisoned rs the con
yjcted chief of secret political society: al Dr. Louis
Woteou born at Wode in France, aged IS, now Prac-
teng his profession Brussels IN consequence OF having
incurred political condemnatons IN his own
country 81. NJ. Eugene BaHne, born at mont
Irison aged GO, one of tho founders OF the
Rffo,1,ic, Member OF the National Assembly, having
already refused To profit by the amnesty OF 1882 and
since resident professor OF Brusses ith. NJ Antheme
Rossell Molet, advocate. also member OF inc Naonai
and since inhabItng the Belgian capital. 3th Nj.
Nader de NOntau, born at DION aged o. also ehea III
I2 and refusing in 1853 since then constant
iphabitan OF Brssrs and wellknOwu for the political
Antwerp Ii6gc aud Client 9th. NJ. Jules Mot born at
Apton France aged formerly representative OF the
neopc cxled Africa l552 amucstcd In 1902 con-
dennet anew in 1901 and residing Belgium since 1867
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ITALY.
TWO LETTERS OF COUNT cAvoUR.


Admiral Persan0 has just given us the fruits
OF MS forced leisure IN private, military, and po-
htca journal Of the events OF the year 1860 In which he
had prominent share. The Admirals object 49, OF
course IN great part personal the enumeration OF his
previous services being intended sort OF protest
against the severity OF the treatment subsequently
celved at the hands OF what he evidently
uDgtatefu country. The following communication was
received by Persano from Count Cavour shortly before
the battle Oh Melazzo, and will be read with Interest,"
DEAR ADnRAL The present will be handed to you BY Count Jnn
Ltta about 10 start for Sicily with the King 10 Gen
Garbadi Hs Majesty adherg the expressed on all aides
has ihoughtht BIS influence With Gafa begging him
to cross over 10 the mainland condition. however that he island
entirely evacuated by the troops of the King which
e nbA Otants vote The annexation the King will ACCEPT
believe that Providence has the kne Of bourbon dnasy
Nhehef Gafbai accept the advice arc
fore not TO endeiVor TO influence his resolution import.
that the Kings feet should keep from
action The the the the necessity OF ercuspec
ton You have done well aud will do best
terms with the General Dictator But DO trust him eyond
tain point Remember that ho has lived long America
st solitude and hls thereby contracted habits
and Of dsru lie love for IA, King but loves
him after bis fashion lie desires elect the union of sy
go far good fear however that he recourse 10
means SILL II be Be moderately reasonable Kings Government
must go With him and will DO all ny power promote this
concert leaving Office without hesitation By doing
can facilitate al understanding beseen Gba and the Ministers
ut he must do nothing fsh mpIs che u0yI ~ p1=sf
l'ge aa VsPrs!4 val ''9's order All DGl Tue amLuoa "
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HOMICIDE BY A sTAGE-DRIyER

Charles Schultz, the stage-driver employed
by the Broadway and Eighthst. Stage Company. who
was hit In the head with stone by James Dougherty
fellow'driyer, on Wednesday last died yesterday In
Bellevue Hospital The men quarreed, DOugherty as
sertlhg that Schultz had obtained certain stage by un.
ar means, and accordingly the return trip OF the
stage when near the starngpoint In gsthst, Dough-
erty, VINO had lam In wait, threw sGNS Schultz,
Whch TOOK effect IN the forehead, knocking him insensi
Dle from the box. The wounded man conveyed to
eevue Hospital and has not recovered consciousness
sce MS admission into the institution Dougherty, who
was arrested soon after tho assault and committed by
Justice shandley at the Essex Market Police Court Is
held 10 await the action Of % coroner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04
ALLEGED THEFT or BONDS BY A CLERK.

Detective Niyen yesterday arrested John
Riley clerk In tho employ OF Alfred Coyiio, banker
and broker 40 Wallst, charge OF having stolen
from his employer ten 600 United States fiyeTwony
bond. Yesterday afternoon the accused taken be-
fore Justice bowling the Iombs, when George Allen
Clark tho bOokkccpcr of Mr Coyiilc testified that on
tho 1T inst George Mcknight clerk IN the employ Of
Perkins < Coz IN the same building, gave To him the
bonds mentioned collateral security for temporary
loan On receiving the bonds Clark gave Mcknight u
was standing near then took possession of the bonds
and In tho presence Of Clark placed them ia large
yellow envelope, and placed the edge OF the envelope To
hts mouth ~ though In the act OF moistening
and fastening IL, and then left the office
the purpose OF placing In the vault OF the Safe De-
post Company under the Stock Exchange. ON the fol.
lowing day Rcy placed the envelope Carks desk, he
firm OF Perkins & Co, who had brought II from the
Safe Deposit COmpanys vault Clark opened tho enve-
lOpe aud was astOnised TO find that the bonds were
missing The other securities which had been placed IN
the envelope at the time the bonds were found
be all right After the first expression OF asoHishment
OF the bonds Clark placed the empty envelope
on the desk and Immediately afterward Riley toOkH up
for him TO do. His conduct was deemed sus-
pciOus that lie given Into custody Mr.. Edwin
A. Benedict OF the firm Perkins Co. testified that
the lst INST Riley went with him 10 the Safe Deposit
Companys building. and there Benedict placed the
envelope carried by Riley, with containing securities
belOng cling 10 his own firm In the safe OF Perkins 4 Co.
The envelope carried by Riley marked Alfred Col
from tho safe meeting Riley at the entrance TO Col
vIles Office gave him the envelope. The magistrate
sidered the evidence sufficient To warrant h IN commit
ting Riley to await the result OF an examination.
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INOUESTS.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Keenan,, at No 10 Westinghouse over lcnae, Twill
ace TO- who died from injuries received on wednesday
last having fallen third story WIDOW IN ne
nror an unknown drowned man found hOatlIS IN tio
N"rth River off Pier As The body was much deo1ln
posed and had evidently been long tne ~ t at
ncieyuo Hospital over James Burke. Deceaseu WAS was
fatally injured Tuesday last IN te S"rst1p Of
tank He was native of Ireland, age 49, ana resea az
No col East FOurteenthst where he leaves "iAo anu
cIii
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- o,r o.uv TRRUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER A. 1907.

. ,., o,ohration n was resolved to invite the
oi,ss 81 t1e bellevue Hospital Medical OoHeSe, the
General theological Seminary OF the @ MARSHAL Of
,h rocnsson was present, and stated that tle
societies would in Lafayetepace Tue d t1ot the
nrocessinn would march two divisions Inc quo. 90
Humboldt arrived Monday last put ,h tnG
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME COURT-SPBCIAL TERM-By Judge
ptpTApnPaine act Ieyy-Reference ordered TO taks
proef of the moving papers, and report with opinion
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.-By Jones. j.
granted Wright agt Jack-Proceedings dismissed Rim
foul al agt Sun Mutual Insurance Company.-Motlon
German Evangelical Lutheran Church Of g. MaIthew
AFT Woed ct al-BIotiOn granted. BY Mcneil, J-Clare
ast National City Bank Of New York-Case to be settled
MI Lei office
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NAVAL MOVIES.

The Albany came up to the Navy Yard yes
terday morning The officers are much exercised o'o.
their long quarantine. The Dictator leaves the'dr
this morning The difference betweet the lmpeneeauo
Dctotor and the ponderOus wooden Java must p9 w
striking 10 the casual visitor Notwithstanding Al
has been said about intentions OF the Navy
mo while vessels OF modern build are peIhg R
pushed forward and made ready for sea frequons ms
nuries have been made at the Navy farq ny persoo
Who have relatives board Of the Sabine Tor the nae
OF the sailors alleged to have been eXecuteo vi INA"
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THE soUrHsT SHOOTING AFFAIR

In the case of Capt. Samuel FoSs of the shin
Pacific, charged with shooting John Harrison IT, and
Adele ADAM. IN southst, the 18th ult IN which an
application had been made 10 Mr. Justice McCmn 10
have Foss brought mp from tho Tombs and released on
bail ON tho gIOuud that the wounds inflicted are not
fatal further proceedings VIII be taken under the ap.
pcaon ms Coroner Flynn has anticipated such aetion
by hberatng FOss on bail To appear for trial
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ASSAULTED WITH A KNIFE.
or,v yosterdav Edward Carroll DIETER


known "a the Hoboken Clpper"D, sporting car
actor residing at the OF Sixth and Wiliowsts'
Hoboken while riding down Secondave III carnage Az
with two unknown men, engaged In quarrel WIN tne
men and one of them Carroll In the HIP causing
"a severe wound They then fled. Carroll was taken 10
tho East Thiry-fti-st. PoceSta0n, where MS "ounu
yyaa dressed and lie then went home.
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valuable number OF the most respectable commission
merchants in this city were creditors Of Bedng and felt
deep interest in the result After three days trial.
the United States and Theron r. Strong for tho defend
ant melton 10 direct verdict for for the defendant
law grounds was granted
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ALLEGED EXTENSIVE FRAUDS BY A DIsTILLER
I'm the United States District Court for North

en New York before Judge Hail. the important internal
revenue fraud of the United States agt Beng has
been disposed Of Belding Ia AN extensive whisky dis.
uor, and the suit Was brought To collect from HIM pen
atles amounting to $4,000 under the Internal Reyenue
act for as alleged keeping false Gccountso the business
transacted by him. ana making false the same
10 the Assessor of the district Providing this suit had
succeeded proceeding, would have followed the for
lCLluLH vi Deldk5 NslkOfY prupollY, MblNh " YerY
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The HUMBOLDT CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Another meeting of the Committee having
enage The arrangements for the Humboldt celebration
was heid yesterday afternoon, and Mr. scinway reported
nt Tor Ogden Doremus had consented to deliver tho
snsn nddfess AT the Park The Secretary read letter
ane NOrth German Consul IN NowYork, stating that
SA' Ssi"sA yeESe!S IA port would display their lags
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ARRAY BETWEEN BROTHERS.

Bartholomew and James GeOgheSan, brothers,
and boatmen well known in the Fourth Ward living az
No. SO Cherry-st quarrelcd South-st. and Bartholo
new struck James with iron bar, breaking his arm
and causing severe scalp wounds The assailant was
arrested aud subsequently committed to the TOmbs The
Injured mans wounds were dressed by Surgeon Hudson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-04

Cs1,sius ana parsess arriving this eluesefn
Ver packages addressed Nwiork Associated Pse's oD
persons exhibiting the written authority OF W. slmonoo oean
Agent News packages journal l Commerce TINS TRIBUNE
World S EgDr Erepiug Post Commercial ddprr stats
Zaq and Ns YORKER Deokra be delivered oalv 70
thas auue naFsO
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ARREST oF LOTTERY DEALERS.

{. Il. Parker aDU W IIIIdIH NUIIUUf IU.Vtiy
and nocy dealers, the former keeping three and tbs
Latter four lottery aud policy shops were brought before
Commissioners Shields aud held to bail for examination
on Monday on charge OF doing business without paying
tive tax required by law
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FRIDAYS WEATHER REPORTS . N.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
suu rises 529 san b28 Moon rises 'H
sandy Hook 6.G3 Cows Island. 7O Hell Gate 9ss
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noUBLE LOCK ELASTIC STITCH
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE
81 $4o-S45. - ''N"'
FOR SIMPLICITY IT HAS NO RIVAL, J.
sr Patented in America and Eurupe ..s.t az
Patented in Ameriea and Europe. u

This Machine is ell the surface, and be oiled
without removals the length of stitch be changed
while the machine is in motion; IL feeds the abric
through the machine without assistance from the
the thread is taken directly from the original spools
without Iewindfngusng silk cotton linen thread OF
any number, and working with equal facility from the
finest lace to many thcknesses beaver cloth.
Their range and capacity for work ia greater
than most of the high priced machines, with the
proper attachments you can hem fell stitch bind quilt
merely inserting threads of suitable size and colors
broider In the most beautiful STYLE superior to anything
attained by hand
Among tho many and undonbtcd advantages of this
machine
!. They make the double lock elastic stitch sewing
from two spoos. =
o They make a strong and handsome seam better
than be made by hand OF by any other machine.
g. They have unusually large space nnder the arm
and needle-a great convenience
Their work viii stand the test OF washing ironing
and wear, uneqnaled by other machines.
s. Their speed is greater less power required to OPP
erate cheaper and more simple than machine now
before the public. sa
G. They almost noiseless in their operation; can
be easily learned and kept in order. ~ -i-
4 They will save time, money, labor and patience
g. They applicable to the entire of family
sewing and can be changed from quality or grade
of work to another.
0. They the result and combination of all that is
their cheapness ought make them the tavortes.
Finally in these machines combined all the neces
advantages First and most imp ortnt cheapneSs
second simplicity and durability third, mechanical
]. CoNSIDINE, Agent
Agents wanted, with small capital. in the States Of
| alabama Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas to whom
we offer liberal Inducements. ..gl
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S1NGER,s GELEBRATEp NEW FAMILY SEW

0INGER'S CELEBRATED NEW FAMILY SEW
y ING MACHINE,
tho best Sewing Machine offered to tide public.
1t Hens and FEELS, Braids, Cords, Tucks and Marks
and Embroiders with such elegance and that the
finest needlework would oomDaIisnn 1t Ia
TINS uury Machine invented that embroiders with
the Lock Stitch and of its adjustable foot
has greater range of work than any other 1t is used
exclusively by all the Lady lliners and in all the
Converts this city and has the greatest circulation
of any Machine the world. warrant every Machine
sell to give satisfaction and after fair trial to return
the money if it does not do JOHN McNULTY,
Camp street, New Orleans,
Wholesale and Retail Agency for Louisiana Texas, Mis-
sissippi and Alabama, and agent for George Cark's
Celebrated NEW THREAD.
Sewing Machine Twist and Flax Thread of the best
quality for Dress Makers, Taors and Saddlers con-
stantly on hand. feal -sm
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mer, Teller and Braider All the different irstclass
Sewing Machines for SALE SOats celebrated Elliptic
and the HoTe sewing Machne-the hr1t invented the
of Machines repaired Needles, Silk, Thread and Oil
for all kinds of Machines. Machines be sent by Ex
press with the bill to be collected delivery OF Ma
chine. All Machines warranted at the Great Southern
Sewing Machine and Variety Store
NJ. S. HEDRICK az and 1ls Canal ST.,
Agents wanted dec lyi New Orleans.
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swonrrNa STAB AND UATEOr1C 1rEssErGER.

=
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY OCTOBER "a. 1850.
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SEWING MACHINES.

% n e45 s.-4....-.--..-.dbS 0
Sp-tg WILL ytJY 4 WILSON Pew
LOCK-STITCH FAMILY. SEWING MACHINE
The stsc tel i alike On both sides Of the fabric seyea
For s@Plicity durability and beauty, It stands With
TwsntSive Dollars cheaper than any other arst-olass
Agents wanted throughout the South. ia,ts S.fBab
. Address, Il. w. ENGLE, Agent,
Or ca at salesrOom, Baroane street, New Orleans.
.l2 isfH- $HA iE HeAlt ~ 1li, je21 GIN Y
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Teas, Etc.

Teas, Etc.
$50 halfchests NEW TEAS, comprising Gunpowder,
Imperials, ooolopgs,- English Breakfast, Japan.
All received within the last ten days.
For sale by DOYLE q kAOM'
102 Poydras street
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Old Bourbon Whisky.

Old Bourbon Whisky.
400 bbls Old Bourbon WHISKY of the following brands
: Nelson's Bourbon" four years old,
MilleT's Chicken Cock" three years old,
Andersons I" bourbon,
j. A. MiIler's " Bourbon
Old kentucky Bourbon"
For salebv DOYLE & RAUM.
lU2 PoJ drTas street
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(tUACO BITTERS-THE MOST E9Pu lie t bd r y
sting Of the medicinal properties of the famous naco
Plant they the best known preventive OF choleFa
iyApcpsIa diarrhea liver complaints. arrangement OF
the stomach chronic and nervous debultNa etc ah rs
arblood purifier they have no equal -,
Jos. LLADO. Druggist, Sole Agent,
-psIarv Cor Main and Chartressts., y. O..
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Rectifed Whisky.

htCIIIICU NHIShy'
Western Rectifed Whisky,
Boyle 81 Millers " Rose,
Pixies Magnolia,
wiltshire" .
Old Virginia Mountain Dew"
"Orange Grove"
For sale by DOYLE RAOM,
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ELIZABETH, N. j., TUESDAY, JUNE Is, 1869.
<sabpt4 2aiIp 391lonitor,
PUBLISHED AT 155 BROAD STREET, BY
j. MADISON DRAKE.
INDIAN TRAILERs,

An army surgeon in Dacotah writes
to the Hudson Star this account of these
prairie detectives
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CONCLUSION on FOURTH PAGE.