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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-18


RECORDERS CoURT.-The first vic
tim on the civil list" yesterday,
was a man named Suttin, who had
been laboring under physical weak
ness, brought on by an oFer-indul-
gence in what the army surgeons used
to call ''spiritus ferpleftti," (Which the
boys were very glad to get hold of
after taking heavy doses of " Opt,
Rhei," and "Quinii, y but. which
was fermented too much for the weak
nerves of the gentleman named above.
The Recorder called on him for s. 20.
The next case for settlement was
family quarrel. Two children had a
fuss and the mothers got to quarrel
ing, and then the fathers followed
suit. Fines were assessed on the
assembling parties to the total amount
Of 81. These family affairs should
be kept out of the Courts, and
although we withhold the names of
al. concerned, we believe if the inter-
ested parties could see the case in the
same light as viewed by the eommu-
nifty, they would be heartily ashamed
of themselves, and settle their family
disputes in a neighborly way. Under
| our 9 provoke law in this State, if
one person makes mouths at another,
be or.she is liable to prosecution. Let
our people have more dignity and
WISDOM for it is certainly no salts
faction to have a person fined few
dollars. 1Ef aur sat.~...-
The next case was a big one, at
least the person implicated is quite
large, butWould very likely turn the
scale at trife under two hundred
pounds Nancy Reid. alias Nancy
Fat, who has before figured in our
police court, was tried on the charge
Of keeping house of ill-fame. For
. o wonder-especially as the heat was
terrible, and the court room a good
place to raise g sWeat"-Nancy did
not demand a jury, and the case was
heard and decided by Judge Willard
himself. The evidence proved con-
clusively that Nancy kept a brothel.
She was fined $50 and costs. She
went to the lookup, and will probably
----g 1870 $1,000 1890
Aa9eQs corpus, or released on a
" physicians certificate" That is the
way it has been done before. The
City Council RENTS the fine and pays
the woman's way out of town to get
rid of her, and in three weeks she is
back again, running another 6ognio.
We merely allude to these little mat
ters in order that the City Council
may understand how these things are
worked up" for the lawyers are
"up to snuff, and will often draw
very extensively on the "symp1-
theic" feelings of kind-hearted
citizens a5
Since writing the above, in regard
to Nancy Reid, we are informed that
she has been released on condition
that she will leave town. .l1rou
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CRIMINAL CouRF.--A negro named
johnson was found guilty Of petty
larceny, and was sentenced to the
county Jail for thirty days. as @
The case of three negroes for lar
cehy was continued.
The case of VIM. Henning, late
Prosecuting Attorney, viii be called
up next Monday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-18

THE PRIZE FIaHT.-Considerable
interest was felt in sporting circles in
this cit. yesterday, in regard to the
prize tight between Gallagher and
Allen, and when the news arrived
that Gallagher had been defeated, the
excitement was intense, Gallagher be-
ing the favorite here.
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CUMBERLAED's -MAIL.-We learn
that The greater portion Of the mail
on the steamer Cumberland was re-
covered, and forwarded to'its destina-
ton.
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Hon. = Yesterday was awful hot,
and last night the weather was very
sultry. We are glad Fab is approach
ing. 90 rHA Mia
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THE SPRINGs.-Several of our citi-
zens have just returned from French
Lick Springs, in fine health, and Civ
ing q fattering account Of their treat
ment by the propnetors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-18

NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-By refer
ence to a notice in the local columns,
it will be seen that Louis Faul has
opened fine clothing and gent. s
furnishing establishment at No. 101
Main Street. Mr.. Jas. II. Cooke, late
with NJ. Lyon, can be found at Mr..
Faul's, and sOlicits call from his old
friends.
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ATTRACTIvE.-Those splendid cab
met portraits, in India ink, gotten up
at Parkill's gallery, are attracting
considerable attention. s - +
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A CURIOUS CAsE.-John Ingleheart,
aged about five years. whose father is
engineer at Bloomer Hoing's factory,
was knocked down by another boy,
some three weeks ago, and in falling
struck the lower part of his forehead
against a log. Nothing was thought
of it at the time, bat during the last
week he has lost the entire sight of
one eye, and speaks in such an mar
ticulate way that he cannot be under
stood. Before the accident, he spoke
distinctly. His physician thinks there
has been a slow form of Inflammation
going on at the base of the brain ever
since the injury; hence the defective
vision and speech. He is under the
care of DR.. Mageniss. tdaITl
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So T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
sc. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-H ........
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SPLENDID PEAGHEs.-We acknoBl-
edge the receipt, from Mr.. Edward
Collins, Of Knight Township, Of a
basket of magnificent peaches of very
large size. They are hard to beat in
this latitude. Mr.. Collins has sold
over fifty bushels of these peaches at
from 81 to s. so per bushel.-
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Ohio & Mississippi.


LeGUe Lightning Ex. acc. Night Tx.
Vincennes -. l :33 p NJ. :43 NJ. 9:55 II
-ATTfUs
Cincinnati. 80. 0:c0 sf...lI:I5P H.. eco 4 81
Louisville .... $500 NJ. 10 A NJ. 80 a lI
GOING WEST.
LeaUe Mail. Night Tx. Day Ex.
Vinceunes 49,. % l. H.. 2:O5 NJ .. 6:i5 A BI
ArTtUe
ST. Louis ......ll 80 T NJ. 9:I0 A H...r2:CO = II
Cairo ....-.-.-.... $3.50 A n. 1850 p 81
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CoAIMIssIoNERs.-The County Com
missioners yesterday visited the Pig
con Greek bridge, and witnessed the
laying of the corner stone of the west
pier at the Salt Well bridge.
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Procure the genuine Barrett's. 4"
EvANsyILLE. Aug. 10. 1863.

EVANSVILLE, Aug. 10, Io0J.
The life of my deceased husband,
Christian Kenk, was insured with the
" Germania Life Insurance Compa
ny, of New York" the amount of
which insurance was promptly paid
me to-day by their Local Agent, Mr..
S. j. LOewenstein. In returning my
sincere thanks to the above named
Company for the very punctual settle
ment of their liabilities, l take the
liberty to recommend the " Germa-
MIA, and Dir. Loewenstein as in every
respect honorable, punctual aud trust
worthy.
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IA Eminent New York and Phila-
deiphia Physicians claim that Dubois
Missisquoi Powder actually cures
Cancer. It is advertised In this issue
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Evansville q CraWfOrd.TIIIe.

Leave Exp. Mail. FREIGHT
+ Haute 40 A NJ. 5 200 NJ. AS a N
VIncennes.-... 9:-5 A d.. S:05 P MIL $40 II
-AfriUe
Evansville III 50 A M..lO:g4 P D.. 10 p Y
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Academia youEg man named
MaIquell knight had the little finger
of his left hand completely torn to
pieces, yesterday evening, by getting
it caught in a cog wheel. DR.. F.
Scheller dressed the wound, and had
to cut off the finger. The accident
occurred at Uhlhorn & Brinkman's
marble yard. -
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XerY resnectfullY.

MARGARETTE * ENK.
P. S.-The Office Of Mr.. S. j. Loew-
enstein is located at No, 203 Main
Street, and he is at all times ready to
give full information regarding insur-
ance to any and all persons calling
upon him. aug13 div
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QUEER.-We are informed that a
gentlemen in this city. having a
superannuated dog in his possession,
determined to kill him; and the dog,
overhearing a conversation between
bis master and neighb0r about kill
ing him the next day, disappeared the
same night, and has not been seen
since.
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70 LCUISVILLE.-EYery Monday at 10
O'Clock AN. every Tuesday, n ednes-
Gay DAY, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday al 9
To CAIRO-Daiiy, except Sunday, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ
10 GREEN RIYER.-Every Monday Tues
Pm.
70 EAsTFoRT. Every Tuesday and Sat
urtay at o'clock P. n.
To HESDERSOE-DaiIy. exeenf G,1,,5s,--
81 O'Clock PM. - -
TO NAsHYILLE-Every Tuesday, Wedu leg
day and saturday at P n
Transient boats daily M and do,v,,
10 CINCISSATI-EYery SATURDAY. at 10
An. ~
!, 10 o CA,N.NsELToN-Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 AN.
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HUMBOLDT CELEBRATION. = The
general committee of arrangements
for the Humboldt celebration will
meet tomorrow night at the Criminal
Court room. The programme viii be
revised and made shorter, and other
preliminaries will be arranged. We
were Informed yesterday evening that
Rev. Charles Runck had been selected
to deliver the address in German, and
that he had accepted the appointment,
A large number of strangers will be
in the city, and the railroad and
STEAMBOATS, might do well by carrying
excursion parties to attend the cele-
bration at this place. -
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Terre Haute & indianapolis.


LcuCe
Indp'lis.8;s AN. 80 a N. I:45 P NJ. $40 P N
ATTtUe
7. H....6:sO AM.IO:25 N. 4:55 NIL :o5 p sr
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EFFECTS OF THE STORM. - The
heavy storm on Monday night caused
considerable damage in different parts
of the city. AT the corner of Leet
and Centre Streets, the sewer has not
sufficient capacity to carry off the
water, and it backed up" overflow
ing the cutters and streets, and filling
several cellars. Charles Linden
schmidt's building was again eonsid-
erably damaged, the cellar having
been filled with water, causing the
sidewalk and wall to cave in. Mr..
Underestimate has had his house
damaged several times, and it is very
likely that the city will yet have big
bill of damages to pay. Hiaie.
On the corner Of Leet and Third
streets, Jas. Wiltshire has suffered
considerable damage. He has anew
Dulldlng IN process of. erection, and
the walls are partly up to the top of
the cellar. The heavy=rain caused
the dirt on one side to cava into the
cellar, and the water poured in 50
heavily from a gutter that the Wills
were undermined and gave wav NJ
Wiltshire's damage will not be les
than 800. S-
The cellar Of Mr.. KnOllo, who is
also engaged in building rew house
was filed up with water, and the
foundation of the building somewhat
damaged.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on tho Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diz eases and a buses
which create impediments ~ bIARhIhGnt
with sure means OF relief Sent iu fealed
letter envelopes, free of charge Address
Z DR.. j.. SKILLIN H0UAHTQN, Howard
Association, Philadelphia. Pa. .
junl2 d3m lsp'nl
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~ At Cloud, Akin & Co.'s, just

EI At Cloud, Akin & Co.'s, just
received:
20, 600 lbs Anchor White Lead.
10000 :" Collier
5000 Eagle
10000 Conklin & Co. "
5000 gallons Ohio Linseed oil.
30 barrels coal oil.
All at lowest cash prices. 17-4t
B~ Armstrong; Patent Mosquito
Frames are the best and cheapest.
G.. ARMSTRONG,
$50 67, SO, IL Main Street.
aug17 tn, th&fri.
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IA Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. &. d. HEIMAN's.
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- USEF5ER-l00 GOO feet two-inch he MOCK
"a lumber, at cost price, by KAPPLER q
SALMON, corner Division and Canal SITS.
mal3 dtf q w
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QUIT STRIKIEG.-Sipce the Council
ordered the Chief of Police to take
l6s Tine e not ses4ncA re- fis 1Is BB7 re
during the night.
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"a Few who have ever tried the
Amerieave That 7pa 1FRte1fthrq qrU arr. tempt
other.
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rates Of freight from New York still
continues, and the merchants are get
ting the benefit of the competition
war, although it's death or the rail-
roads, A firm In this city received
a box of goods ON Monday weighing
twenty-five pounds. which was billed
to Cleveland at six cents, and from
Cleveland to this city at six cents
more. Two boxes of glassware came
through from New York at fifty eight
cents. A day or two since two hun
dred car loads of freight left New
York for Chicago, carrying the freight
clear through at twelve cents per
hundred pounds,
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LOCAL NOTICES.
New Clothing and Tailoring Estab
Ilshment.

Louis Faul. at 101 Main Street. be-
tween Third and Fourth Streets. has
opened a new Tailoring and Clothing
House, where he keeps for sale the
finest stock of Clothing for men and
boys ever brought to this market. and
will sell them cheaper than the same
quality of goods can be bought ia
New York He also keeps a good
stock of fine Shirts, English and
Shaker Underwear, and Furnishing
Goods of all kinds. His stock Of
piece goods is complete, which he
will make up for customers, and guar
antee satisfaction in all cases.
Evansville, Aug. Is, 1869. If
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6socKporLStage (via NeWburgh and Boon
FItIs,l carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. NJ,
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. n, Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by P. II.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
sept SundayE) at a. Il. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by z. II.
To SEWBURG.-HacE daily Except Sum
4ay,l from the Merchants Hotel, at
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coon NEWS FOR EVANSVILLE.
Evansville, Henderson d Nashville R.
r. meeting at MadiAOnVille.
The Road TO be Pushed Through to
Completion st once.

By reference to our special dispatch
on the first page it will be seen that
the meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Evansville, Henderson and Nash
vile Railroad, at Madisouville yes
terday, was largely attended, and that
the best of feeling prevailed. After
a full discussion, resolution was
adopted authorizing the Directors to
take such measures as they deem best
to complete the road. Gen. Boyle
will leave at once for the Eas', to
close contract, which it is under
stood he can readily effect with re-
sponsible parties, for its early compile
ton. We congratulate the company
and our citizens upon the favorable
auspices of this important enterprise,
and trust that at an early day we may
see the link from Jacksonville to
Hopkinsville finished, and the cars
running through to Nashville.
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Apply " Barrett's = directions on
wrapper. ..--E
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NoTICE-Is hereby given chat we
have just received two cases of Gents
Fine Sewed, Box toe, Congress Boots,
of the latest style, which We will sell
at very low prices.
GEO. MILLER & Co.,
aug16 81 he 80 Main Street.
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PERSONALLY. G. Bnntin, an at
tachee of the United States Revenue
Department, Of Paducab, was in the
city yesterday. ag silvs1sY
Goodlette Morgan and w. L, Mer-
rick, of Petersburg. arrived by last
nights train.
Mr.. j. D. Riggs. Of the firm of
Wheeler q Riggs, who has been rus
ticating at West Baden Springs, ar
rived home on Monday night, greatly
improved in health and spirits.
Colonel w. j. May, owner Of the
steamer Norman, is in the city.
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IRAN leaves jacksonville daily
t5unuays eXcepted) at ............... rs A. II
aIIIEe a. Henderson ........ go Am
Arrive at Granville by Il ansfer
Packet MOllie NOrtou................. 8 80 An.
MAKING connection both ways with
trains on the l.. & C.. Railroad.
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FOR BLACK WORMS AND PI5lPLEs
/ pie Remedy, prepared Only ~ WI. W. q.
l PERRY. 40 Bond Street. NeW 4ofEs sofa
| eyervwhere The trade supplied by hole
sale medicine dealers. nhIl dbmi w8m
Erra0trles. andfTan from tie iuce use pe5--
5.al,s 1foth md FTeckLg Lotion. prepared
only by Dr. y a. PERRY. sold by an drug
gists. INNS dom fW3in-hp
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E. H. & N. R. R., Northern Division



transfer Packet Steamer bfoIlie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
tSundays excepted,) at................ 3:I5 p
az lee,FSs henderson at. - =
AILIkE AT AlHQlEOnVlIIn-- ~ ~
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BD@ Real LisIe Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHES.
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Duteheiss Dead snoa Tor Bcsr Bue
butchers Lish thing Fly HIiier.
sold BY Druggists Everywhere.
mays dWIm f3N1
RATCHEEOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye IS the bestln Che
world; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, lnAiantanepusi no dle-
dies the III effects Of bad Dyes invlgorntll
and leaves the Hair soft aud beautiful,
and Pegfumers and properly applied 30
Batche or's wig Factory No rs Bond 5t.l
New York.
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. Barrett' 81 a soientiic discoveIy.
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yTHE mISSTSQUOI row DER
III actullIy cures Cancer and ScrofuIous
dISeases Of the Skin. See report to u. i.
Medical Society, and statements of Physi-
clans in circular. sent free on application
to CHAS. A. DUBOIS, General Agent,
p % Rox 1859. 1S2 Pearl st, New York.
TtyS- dS m1teWl
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In is said that dog taken In his
infancy and held with his head for
three quarters of an hour under water
will never havo the hydraphobia
even if bitten by mad dog.-1erre
Hdute EcrreSs.
The above is the best recipe we
have yet heard of. and we. suggest
that it be used in this city in the
future. It is a much surer remedy
than putting collars on the dogs.
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e tEG.gAOAB rI3KGl- iABf,f
Corrected June 23d, 1862
EYansYIIIe q CraRfordsEIIle R.R.

GOAH0 GDa4As
Le0Ue Mail. Expr. Freight.
Evansville 10: rs NJ. 5:l5 p T.. 4:f0 A NJ
Arrive
Vincennes.... I:i3 p NJ. ~ p M..1O:l0 P d
Terfe Haute. ago P MILO :55 P NJ. 4:I5 N
Terre Haute IL InulauaDOllg.
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-aTORRROOM ON Main Street. be-
~ tween Fourth and Fifth. Apply to
A. G. ROSENC RAM, office City FoandTy.
jyl7 diff
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FOE RENT.

~Dy GOODS sTORE--With counter
and sheiylngs. Apply at "a Main
street. [apl7 DIST
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wEOUs Il - A comfortable two story
- prick dWeilinS-house in Sullivan
town 1jy29 diff VICTOR BtSCH.
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Mr. S. WEBB
CONTINENTAL HOTEL"
Dissolution Notice.

where she hopes to meet all her old Gu
toners and friends. stA Iau6 dtf
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Fnr Rent.

THE TIEREE4ST ORY BRICK
u. building occupied by I. q ID. Hermann
No. So Main Street. Is Tor rent. Apply al
jy2 DIFF [All city papers please copy.l
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shoe STORE-W with shelvings and
~ counter Apply at "A Main Street
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GIN N ID w s.

EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co
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NLOTHING STORE With counter
- ana shel7tngs. Apply at "a Main
Street Laulf DOT
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER ., 1869.
CLEARED.

Steamship Cuba tBr) Noodle, Liverpool via Queenstown
g Fnncklyn.
steamship Colorado tBr, Williams Liverpool Williams
0uon
steamship Virgo, Buckley, Savannah Murray. Ferris
Co.
Steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston-H Morgan
Co.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde Price, Wilmington, NC-Jamss
Hand
Steamship Volunteer Jones' Wilmington, NC-J koriard.
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Norfolk City Point and
Richmond--Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship GlAucus. Walden Boston-W p Clvde
Ship City of Montreal. Daggett, London--T Dunham's
Nephew.
Ship California, Wiilcomb, San Francisco-suon Co.
Bark Adelaide, Rsk, JerseyDollncr, Potter Il Co.
Bark Wlhelmina Agatha Dutch, Moller, Curacoa-C
Abel 4 Co.
Brig Dorothea Wright (r), Hoare, Belfast is Mer-
chant 4 Co.
Schr g Mclean Orb Cook, st John, NIB via Portland
Jed Frye 4 Co.
schrT W White, Cranmer, Jacksonvjlle-yan Brunt 4
Saght.
schr Ida Richardson, Beden Charleston-N McCready
Co.
schr Garland Libby, folk--simpson 4 Cnpp.
Schr l. kenney, Kelley Bnltmorc-C Staples Co.
Schr Gen Marion, Poland Porsmouth--H Brown Co.
Schr Seud, Morgan, Boston-Jcd Frye-.s Co.
Sloop Alchymst Mullin, New Haven-G Racket Bro
ARRIVALS
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LOCAL laTrllBeHc:.

STABBED IN THE BAcK.-Last evening Patrick
hiey aged tweniy-eipht years, OF No. $40 East Thr.
feenth street, was stabbed In the back by Arthur
McQuade In Thirteenth street. The wound was
dressed by physician, who pronounced II not dan.
Rerous
The UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE DIVISION
Colonel Whitley OF the United States Secret Service
Division, yesterday visited the residence OF John RIM
pen, one OF the counerfeters arrested last week at
FORT Green place, and found buried In the cellar a
very larRe and powerful press for manufacturing
united states coin, together with all the parapha.
mana attached. Rippen Is evidently an old counter
Ieter OF dangerous stamp. Colonel Whitley left for
washington, last evening after other yolaiors OF the
law. " 0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cummings, OF Grand street,
had a leg broken yesterday by kick from vicious
horse. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital ana AT.
tended BY Surgeon Philips. Henry Miller, OF No.
6lo East Eighteenth street, fell from a ladder ana
broke eg. sent to Bellevue Hospital Daniel
Gleason, OF No. 473 Third avenue found bleeding
from the lungs IN the street. was sent TO BclIeyuo
Hospital. Ann Malloy died suddenly Yesterday in
Fortieth street. between FIRST and Second avenues
In q shanty. "A "wee white rosev the Offspring OF
some gentle blood, perhaps, found last night on
stoop, corner 81 Filth avenue and Twelfth street.
ano sent " the Central once for disposition.