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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-11

For the Season |
A . 4 O..
Tr Ia 9Th VI ,asuro that I can infrm my
L fs'ends, that in trrine h New Year,
am prepared to oG.r them large
CTOCK or NEW GOODS,
and am now receiving . fresh
supply aud will e''etinue 4 keep my stock
full during tho s-as'u. Bdcb a.
Hravy 10 AID - Bow d nestle. "a.
rs, end - IS ahrd D,,usstic fr N
10 to IS cts Fincy PINS all s,Jlrs
and cUIors f,om 1870 IS, Al
Wool sod h.l' w"a De.
islnes 10 10 so Giants.
b ifW ~ ca sui G T.
orsd Alpaces.. J.rkop-is.C s~-
hr1cs, Swiss, N.os"0k aud Bored
M.sliu,, very rhrsp. Ladies'. n ss1
I'D Children's S"ce-, h+n's aud BJys'
Boots and Shoes,
MEMS AND BOYS SOFT WOOL AND
FUR HATS.
ROady-Made Clothing,
GROCERIES, DYE sTUEEs,
Hardware, Qteeus~are, s"d rios. >. enA
macy oth.r articles 10 make . conn.,, etc
Stock.
A IL HAvE BEEN BOUGHT SINCE
! "A A DECLINE IN PRICES,
Am viii give an. Patrons he tuIi sdvan.
- Of low prices for Pay 10 Had"
h'vs 10 the past f'us ys.rs adhered al
IN Of strictly to thu Pay D.Wu Sy-t-m ard
IN greatly encouraged, believing this 10 h
he "nly mode bHsir-s. can BE- omduetrd
to do ourselves, ana our customers -ho pa,
promptly fnr their gn-ds, justice. BY thu
plan se have bu' "ne y p'- for goods, pet g.
sous scud'ns orders all nnd We zIwsys IN
ieaVor TO do A we'll o. better than wsr.
he, bsrr 10 pnrss'n to IA h their s-l-rtio
We wan, {" hny C 49,. ,O.'., Rye, Flng
Po'k. h-si. But CT. Kse., ant C"icke.~.
'm which us viii p., the market price. Y
farther particulars T-a- tpb-F to e.lt on .,
Corner Alb aud Main Streets,
Bristol, Tenn,
R,M. SEN y
STILL have few Buachss Of the Gen
"RaHslell Norway Oats"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-11

GAEHLR'S PIANO MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, OF Baltimore, Sid Narerooms;
y K. corner Of Eutnw aud Fayet.o streets.
and IS, II snd 10 n. Eutag 1t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-03-11

rrof Applied rkrmirtry.
los. J. W. BRoCkHNBROUGu, IL D.
PROF. Llu
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
THE DIAMOND RING.

How IL was MeaRt 10 Convey the Und ying
Love Of nm Infatuated Teuton-Its Subse-
aaent iiis,Ory-A HWsonnd Out OF Hum
dred.
Wilhemina GrissousOn, a married woman, was
arragned at the YorkviIic Police Court yesterday
afternoon, charged with stealing diamond ring,
valued AT $50, from Moses Hellmann, residing at
No 435 East Fifty -elghth street. The circumstances
under which the alleged larceny took place are as
follows. and OF sufficient interest to justify the
giving them in detail
it appears that for years past Mrs. GrlssOuson
and her husband have been on visiting terms with
HeImann and his wife Frau Grissouson and her hus-
band about year ago kept the concert saloon at
the corner OF Chatham and Mott streets which they
have since given up. after making sufficient money
out Of the business 10 enable them to purchase two
houses In thirteenth street They live privately now
mnistering angel OF the place in Chatham street
He,lluann was u constant visitor there, apd made
many IS he Costly ay pyfisSasa Sssa9 9 Sns nsh d s%fs we
there, Intoxicated as much with the beautiful
blue eyes, rosy cheeks and, vPluptuoqs form Of
Thine wine which he had inlhibed she slipped from
ssgs TSss not sse "a e 9 ss p s
refused to let him have it, Her story Is different,
and has more OF an appearance OF truth than his
She says that he gave her the ring, as ne had
IefoTa. as a present. Yesterday While at
Gamilson Park, ne asked. her to dance
with him. and because she saw tit to refuse him and
dance with SOM ebody else he got angry and in
stantiy ordered detective Hamilton, who Was pre-
sent, to arrest her on the charge OF larceny.
From certain admissions on the part Of both the
prlsouer and complainant Justice Bixby saw there
wss no larceny in the case and at once discharged
The prisoner to whom he ordered the ring to he re-
turned leaving 1t to herself to return the ring not
as she saw dt. she did hand over the jewel 10
Hellmqnn on the spot with pretty toss OF the head
and few words, the import OF which could be
heard by none ese she then left the court In COM
pany with her husband, who, II report speaks true
OF hin, is ''onc out OF a hundredn He acknOw-
iedged to Captain Gunner, OF the Nineteenth pre-
cHct, that lie was not such fool rs 10 buy his wife
silk dresses and Jewels while there were others 10
do t for him. Henann Is wealthy, and owns the
slaughter house III Forty-hftl street. near Third
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
A NEW IDEA.
A Grand Peint D'Appui for the Cify's Wealth
and sAiIrnins.',

A Grand Psint D'Appui for the City's Wealth
md s.iSrnins."
The new residence to which the prepossesslng
ladies constituting the firm OF Woodruff 4 Clanin
have moved their household gods is at No. Is East
paternai and maternal relatives OF the
ladies mentioned, aud will also be focus
of IDEAS art, fashion and money--a sort
OF up town exchange Tor progressive women
and men OF wealth and brains. Il will be interest
ing 10 those who visit The ladies' and more espe-
cay 10 The literary chnoDiers of the press, to know
shat both ladies are as ell informed upon every
topfc which a9iate5 the reading community
as the wonderful Wendell Philips. The re.
Ih0se which N. p. Willis stated he attended
at Lady Bessingtons, when Tom Moore and Benja
min Dlsraeli were the Hons OF the time and
4he woodruff Cafiin reunions are intended to sup
ply want long felt in New York society, q place
wherein there may assemble al given times the eiitG
OF New York for purposes OF conversation ana crti
eislns generally OF ilfe, art ana literature.
The fascinating stories we read OF Lady Hollands
receptions at the Holland House. London and the
erlngs accustomed 10 patronize that hospltabe ana
h'erary mansion, may yet he told OF the new
attempt which the Mesdames Woodruff & Claim
are about to make
New York needs some centre where the nOating
genius OF her population may chrystaize and glisen
where the barriers OF caste and the wretched 0isnc-
ti0ns OF aGluence merely may be thrown down. and
tbe badge OF merit only, desgnatory OF art, eo-
quence, literature sceuee, he distinctive Of recOg
milton.
Stephen Pearl Andrews "the Pantarchn the
leading editorial writer Of the Woodruff Claim
paper Is associated with the ladies in the creation
men can effect exchanges In gold and stocks as well
As Lalk oyer the merits OF the last novel.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
THE ROCHESTER, RAIDERS.

The Whole Batch Discharged Except Tive.
The crowd OF camp followers who fetched uD IN
tho Jersey City Prison on Thursday in consequence
OF their supposed connection with the thieves who
pundsrcd Susquehanna and Rochester, were
brought before Recorder Martindae at Jersey City
yesterday morning wAen all were discharged ex-
cept Cassidy and another individual, neither OF whom
could account for themselves satisfactorily In the
possession Of one was valuable bracelet and the
police are engaged in hunting up the real owner
Tno accused parties will be brought up again this
msrnInQ when IL will be asceltaneh whether their
representations were correct.
6evera! Of tho parties arrested were proved TO be
respectable and most unlikely TO he engaged In any
such enterprise as tnat charged against them Two
were personally known TO the Recorder as men OF
high social standing. Young Gien had in his
AOsscsson handsome god cham and locket, and this
fac: Justified his detention In the opinion OF the
pcl,cr. But his explanation as to how
tney caine into his possession was highly
satisfactory and IN addition II was proved by Nj.
lamb gentleman well ana favora0ly known To the
CITY Judge and whose son was also among the pri.
soners, that Gien's character was above reproach
He Is only about nineteen years OF age. The first
experiences Of these youths IN poisics was not .
very pleasant one ana they heartily regretted tina
th.y lid not leave older and wiser heads to enjoy
The sights and scenes Of the Rochester Convention
1he two prisoners In custody will very probably be
discharged to day.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
Died.

AMEs.-At Elizabeth, N j., on Wednesday, sep.
tember II, OF consumption, Mrs. D. f. AMEs, aged 63
years. ,
law corner OF Magnolia and Walnut streets, Eliza-
beth N. j. this saturday. afternoon attwo O'Clock.
BROsNAN.--On Friday, september %, JOHANNA Nj:
BROsNAN, the beloved daughter OF WIllam ana
Catharine Brosnan, aged % months.
funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two O'CLOCK, from
96 Union street, South Brooklyn.
BURNs.-On Friday, September 23, PATRICK Burns,
OF the parish of Donamane, county Mona9hah, He-
land aged AZ years. - .
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence ol ms
cousin Patrick King. Seventy-seventh street fourth
avenue, on Sunday afternoon, az one or O'CLOCK; .,
JANE STEPHENSON, wife Of Grinnell Burt, aged 90
years. .... ,,,,u .,o ;n,,,,aa
to attend the funeral on sunday morning AZ eieVeh
CoTToN.--On Thursday, september ~. iHo@As
CoTTON. a native OF Castle Rhea, county Roscom-
mon, Ireland aged A years.
The relatives and frlends OF tne ahiy aie iespsct,
fuilv invited to attend the funeral, TINS Saturday
AFTERNOON at one O'Clock, from his late residence,
70 Washington street, solemn requiem mass VIII
he celebrated at ST. Peters church, Barclay street,
at half-past ten IN the morning.. -
tel1Ser TO- MARIANIrA, wife OF Thomas Il. Davis, Jr,
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
quested to attend aer lunerai, lfonl ~, ratiicks
UECToR-DrOwned on the passage from Auckland
10 the Bay OF Islands, N. H., on SUNDAY, July ~
EDWARD Il. HECTOR, aged 20 years
DoNE.-On FRIDAY, september ~, bridget
MONA AIIoN wife Of Matthew Done.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on sunday afternoon, at ialI-
past one O'Clock from All East Fourteenth street.
! HAMMoND.-At his residence. searsdae. west
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

COFfEETheie but little business transacted in Rio
the demand being only moderate but holders firm In
their views demanding fun previous prices especially for
the better grades The sales 600 bags Merri
and 500 do Santos private terms The business
In other kinds light put there change In prices
There sold $50 bags St. Domingo at Sc gold bond
We quote:Ro ordinary cargoes 14hc. Hlc.; fair do
I5c 15Ac good do 6c l6Hc prime do l7c. 17hc.
extremes for lots Hc &c., Java, l9c 22c. Singapore
1Sc. l9c. Ceyon 17isc. l9c Maraeaibo. I5c. lgc.
Laguayra, l8Sc 16c; jamaica lc l6c; Ceara, l6c.
Ec. Mexican l5c. lSc.; Savanla l5Hc lSc.-all gold
duty paid.
Cocoa dull there being demand except for small
lots and prices were nominal al &c. 9c gold, for Guaya
Q in bond; 4isc NC, do for Maracaibo, do and l5c
y l6c, do, for Caracas do.
DYEwooDs were sll slow of SALE there being scarcely
any demand and prices were generally nominal. We
Honduras do, 1913, do camwood Sl00, do. fnsc. a17
Sl9 do, Lima wood, $57 SO $60 currency
CoRDAGE moderately dealt IN at steady prices Ma
Mia quoted At gle 22c Sisa &c., Russian bolt
rope &c.. American and Russian tarred l5c. loo.
CANDLEB.-The market unchanged. There only
moderate obbing demand present prices Adaantine
az IL or were quoted at l6c, sperm 80c S3c, and
patent 42c 43c.
FLoUR Receipts, 2,593 bbls. -four, 1852 bags
meal ]22l bnshes wheat 40c0 do corn 755ss do.
oats 5000 do barley and $50 do malt The market for State
and Western -four was only moderately active;
there but little business transacted in the ship
ping grades, which, however, sparngly offered,
and held above the views of buyers. The
sales about $4,000 bbls. Southern -four
In moderate request at about former 6res Sales 600
bbs. Rye -four was dull, but unchanged Sales l60 bbs
OF meal there sod 200 bbls part SIS 80 for
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
The extreme fluctuations OF lie day are showR IL
A "BREAKn IN GOLD.


The Generalization in foreign exchange was still
more marked to-day and the bills borrowed by the
stock houses In making time loans were sold as low
as l09H for prime sixty day sterling aud HOY for
sight. The equilibrium Of the gold market-the
deadlock between the "bulls' and "bearsn--was
thus broken and sharp selling movement ensued
which produced decline from I13R to 113 on ex.
treme quotations In fact, the 'bullsr turned
"bears" and both parties vlcd with each other in
offering down the market Al the same time
the "bears" In the Stock Exchange were
sellers, as already noticed, and assisted the
weakness. After four O'Clock, however, q rumor
was Circulated that Russia had declared war against
Turkey, and the price ran back to 1881, and for
time the quotation stood l137s 1l31k; but at the
very close gold again offered at 1884, The GOV.
ering movement on the part of the shorts the day
previous seems TO have only brought out fresh
speculative Sales for the rates for cash gold to-day
show little variation from those which have pre-.
vailed for some time. The record OF the price is
contained in the foowino fahie.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CRAwrORp-STEwART.-On Thursday, september
o. at the residence Of the BRIDES father, by the
Rev d. j. Patterson, assisted by Revs Gubby and
Ross, the Rev. ARCHIBALD CRAWFORD, OF Newark
n J to ANNE, only daughter OF Robert Stewart
ESQ., of Flatbusn, l.. ]. No cards.
GURNEE-sTRANG.-On Thursday, September %, at
Hayerstraw, N. Y, by Rev. Thomas H. Smith, AARON
GURNEE to Miss NETTIE N. SrRANG, grSrdd- lighter
of David Mum. ESQ.,
JAFFRAY-BoYD.-O Thursday, September 22, at
tho rectory of ST. Ann's church, by the Rev. Dr..
Galaudet Mr. FRANK NJ JAFFRAY to Miss SAIpEE
M. BOYD.
KOIIN-B BERNHEIMER.-On Wednesday, September
81 OF the residence OF the BRIDES parents by REV.
Df. Adler, JULIUS KOHN, Of Chicago to HENRIETTA,
second daughter OF Simon Bernheimer, ESQ.,, OF this
city. No cards. Chicago papers please copy
SAMsoN-ELlAs.-In Philadelphia, on "Wednesday,
September 81, by the Rev. George Jacobs, ALExAN-
DER II. SAMSON, of New York, to RACHEL, second
daughter of David Elias, ESD, OF Charlotte, N. O.
WIDEs-SPARKs-m Brooklyn, on Thursday.
September %. at the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church, by Rev. Richard Meredith, THOMAS WlLpEs.
Jr to Nj. LOUISE SPARKS, eldest daughter OF the
late Alexander F. Sparks, all OF Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
GOVERNMENTS WEAK AND LOWER.

GOVERNMENTS WEAK AND LOWER.
The government market was weak, In sympathy
with the decline in gold, which, by receding to par,
places governments nearer the level Of other invest
ments. At the same time The market abroad was
only barely steady, while the supply in the homo
market ready for realization Is quite large shown
by the offerings ut the Sub-Treasury yesterday.
The result OF these influences was decline In the
government list OF a quarter to half per
cent, the market closing heavy this evening as
follows:-Unted States currency skies, Ill., lllM &;
do, 1881, registered, ia 1l4H; do. do, coupon,
ia ll4a; DO. 6ve-twentes, registered, May ana
November, 1l1>a 1l1s; do. do, 1852, coupon, do,
1928 1l3; do. do 1864, do. do, 11lH 111&;
do. do 1866, do. do, 1l19i 112; DO. DO regis
tered, January and July, l1OH 11OH do. do, 1865
coupon, do. llO5s 11o1S; do. So 1867, do. DO,
llo'. HOS do do., 1858, do. do, 10Y 11oS; do.
ten-forlies. registered, 1861 1o61s do do, cou
pom, 1862 1868.
MONEY EASIER.
The money for the bonds purchased yesterday by
the government came upon the street to- day, and
mad the effect OF rendering the money market add-
tionally easy. At the close large balances were of.
ferred at five per cent on the ordinary coaterals
The movement of currency to the interior Is very
light ana the domestic exchanges show considerable
irreguarity. Thus exchange on New York Is 4 q
per cent premium In New orleans and at o slight
discount In Chicago aud on the line Of the South
Atlantic coast.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY
The Southern list was rather more active for the
Tennessees North CarOnas and MissourS The
new Tennessees were largely dealt in at the boards
and rose to 6l. The following were the closing
street prices for the leading issuesTennessee, ex
coupon, o2l4 62k; do, new, COX 81; Virginia, ex
coupon, IS q 81; do new Ga q 81: do, registered
stock. DID, 53A 541z; Georgia SKIES, SO IS; do.
seyens, el o2 do. do, old, 90 o.; North
Carolina, ex coupon, 5o1a 81; do, funding, 1885, SO
| AZ; do. do, 1868, "a 36; do, new, 2S1s 2a1i;
| do, special tax, 23H "a; Missouri skies,
% eos; do. tHannibal and St. Joseph), 90 q
| oo14; Louisiana SKIES. II a 13; do new, 65 66
do. levee skies, IS rs do. do eights SIX S9 do.
penitentl.ry sevens, ,6 sO do. railroad eghts SO
! SO; Alabama nves, GO u 72 do. cights, 100 a 10l
do railroad eights, 81 100; South Carolina skies,
| SO a SO; do new January and July, 6s o 80; do,
| new, April and October, IL a "a; do registered
| stock old, 20 a IS; Arkansas sixes bs u 81; do.
sovens 20 a "a.
SALES At TIE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
|
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

Ih0 market Tor wheat only moderately active and
%ss :es s
Saaia y sDns lsi asS sqs s q
iiE En- .0T
% % w n.h., G but e9sss S and
9q
dull and nominal ali At former prices OF there
FEPiesTs.TIe market fairy activ. for grain for
mens for other srticIe. except cotton, were fight
rsss fsss vs: a'. S, sr s IN.
vessels Of medium sizs were scarce SEQ and wanted.
pes rss
.Ssa Ss 80 To s Per
Saf. % sD "a 0SI r. @ T.
So % tons to ApsTsp grain s &c On Private terms bark
:sp 5o% ,a = 9p o ss
SS SS d. s bark from The same me- port % q Brs-
@ ss s Se Sicily e gss sn prfss sss ns
$500 park ss from s.,r5sa sasps' e. Rotterdam darn s Ta
S % saa s ss sS ss
5000 cases do tor the same voyage on private terms bar
Is 3d. il to port the Continent bs
ship from the same port to Havre or Hamburg with $500
aUSNiEs. market dun for both cloth and bags
hoae ersss ana wsee se aer s e was '0'ea
HEMp.-The demand was light for all kinds and have
of particular sales Prices steady however
especially for Manila which quoted ct &c., gold Jute
nominal at &C. 6Ac gold; Ssal quoted at lac
gold, and Tanpico, Tkc do, In bond
Hops.-Thc marx unchanged. Brewers were nais-
posed operate beyond their immediate wants and thers
demand for export. The sales were confined to
small lots 0c 2oc. for DID, and 15c 2bc for
being weak these prices the bulk Of the
crop arriving is poor In quality.
HAY-There prevailed q moderate demand at about for for
prices. We quote Shipping, Boo. c retail lots
Si 81 Is long rye straw, STA 81 O5; short do s0c Csc
hIDEs.-The market was quiet the demand for mos
kinds being light, but prices were steady at for
quotations We quote nBuepSs Ayrss y to az lbs
MontsyideS' aOs to to sa lbs ga s;o aSnc; 4.ni Cor
to ~ lbs, 2sc. 23llc Orneco u to 2s lbs, 22c
Page; California, " 70 % bs &c 22c Central Ameri
trimmed l8 to q lbs l9c 20c do, not trimmed, p
to "a ibs sc isc Maamoros and Mexican, q to "a lbs
I9c 2Oc Vera Cruz ls to 10 lbs l9c. Tampco, q
q bs lae Oc Bogota 10 to 20 lbs, 2Oc a2lc Mara
caibo, 20 to % ibs, 15c a Ice.
LEATnER.-The market for hemlock sole was fairly &C
tive and prices were steady and hm FOR almost all kinds
The business chiefly IN good quaies there being bu
lite demand for either inferior common Heavy
held for full figures The stock is fair and
assorted though heavy was wanted Union crop was on
moderately active but steady in value Rough dull 70
| common, but fairly active for choice. We quote:-
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
STREET QUOTATIONS..
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, sept 22-6PN
BEEswAx.-Sm sales made ai &c. S4c. Market
heavy.
CorroNThe market for this staple opened steady with
moderate demand. but closed duh and heavy AT yesterdays
quotations with fair offerings, holders generally being
anxious aize There sold 1874 bales including
945 for export sO2 for spinning and 27 speculation The
business In future deliveries fair and the
sales were follows:-90o bales, basis low
middlng for September, at l73sc- I7]1e.; 100 do.
at Charleston private terms; 100 do. October
At 1880; l500 do. for do l6c 1000 for November
l6c is s16 800 do for December, 1885, tiae
night for May &c. 100 do for Octohev al
leo do for November 161c and 200 do for December
the price The closing quotations follows
Jp'dnds Mobile
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Second Lieutenant William \. Williams, Third IN
fany has been ordered to process without delay TO
Fort Columbus, New York harbor, and report In
person TO the commanding officer az that post for
duty At his own request Captain Robert D. wade,
unassigned. IL relieved from duty as Professor OF
Military Science ~ the missouri state university at
Columbia NO.. and paced Oh waiting 0rders
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
BROOKLYN CITY.
News Gosrip and Miscellsnsous Intelligence
from the -City Of Churches"

ns,chaea conners was sentenced TO the Penlten-
t,arv uy Judge Walsh yesterday for assauting joan
Sampled, Of IT'S Bolivar street, with large screw
apver.
Thomas Boylan twelve years OF age, died at the
city Hospital yesterday from the effects OF Injuries
received by being run over by one of the Grand
street cars.
Iohn Wech residing a, the corner OF Washington
avenue and Butler street, attempted TO murder his
wife on Thursday night. He beat her with wooden
bar until she was nsensisie, ana then ned from the
house. He was subsequently arrested by officer
Birne and locked up ID answer.
Albert Lautls, residing at No. 8e Atlantic street,
committed suicide yesterday by hanging himself 70
n beam Ia the cellar OF his residence. Tie deceased
has been OF Incorporate habits for some time, and
The time he hung himself Is believed to have been
IabOrlDg under temporary alteration ol mind, lie
leaves q vile and SIX children
sergeant Mastersor discovered Lawrence Carroll.
nifty years oi age, In the hallway leading TO the
liquor store of Peter McQuade, No. $40 Columbia
street. at AN early hour yesterday morning. The
fenOW had with him 100 cigars ana O. small sum OF
money taken from the TILL He MAS taken to the
station house and locked up to answer the charge
street. near C0tumbla.
Dr. Fsk, the Sanitary inspector Of the Eastern
District caused the arrest yesterday OF Dr. Rappo,
Of Fla,bush avenee ana John BrOwn, OF 222 Johnson
street. a charge OF violating the Health law. Dr.
Rappo was attending Browns wife, who WAS dying
with the smallpox, aud Brown, who was tailor.
was engaged In finishing mp several coats for his
customcrs In the same room The parties were
taken before Justice Walsh, when the examination
was adjourned until Monday next.
The i've Young men who were arrested at three
O'Clock yesterday morning on charge OF knocking
down ana robbIng Jacob A spain, 10 Fulton street,
were arragned before Justice Walsh yesterday
afternoon The complainant detailed the crcnm-
stances OF the assault and recognized all the ae-
cns,d, excepting Edward McEidrnG. The examI1a-
1on as adjourned uni Monday next.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

Michael Conners was sentenced TO the Penlten-
t,srv py Judge walsh yesterday for assaultng joan
campbell, Of l75 Bolivar street, with large screw
artVa
The New York herald., 1870-09-24
SALES IT TIE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday, sept. 23-10:15 A. M.
s7hCO0 US s N, s3 I4 ll3 shs De- fIud Can. l2la
ayov US o2c, r, rs. sa lil;% u West TeI..'.' s9S
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

Thomas Boylan, twelve years OF age, died as the
city Hospital yesterday from the effects OF injuries
received by being run over by one of the Grand
street cars.
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

$50 CoNaREss STREET, PORTLAND Me, May !, 1870
PROFESSOR SCOTT AND AssoCIATFs--Thc UNIVERSITY
MEDICINES are rapidly revoutoDizing the practice of
medicine IN Maine. y" have over 900 patients.
Here Portland have taken away TIVE y thirds Of the the doc
establishing ten agencies day sha sell $i0O,O0U
worth of UNIVERSITY MEDICINES in Maine this year.
: I am worn out with hard word = ncose
vo na number of certificates of great cures. I will
nav al O II one oil be found that s genuine.
-. r. STAPLES, State of Maine Agent
The New York herald., 1870-09-24

WAsHINGToN, May a, 1870.
MyDEAR DooTOR-Your medicines to act favoraby
on the nerves as we'll as the blood. am munh i'm
proved NY limbs wonders of medical science.
. Ihavs every faith in medicine and skill
believe that are enlightened Of God TO 90 great WORK
for mo- You understand your business
You are the second physician whom have confidence
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