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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24
PROFESSIONAL CARD.
DR.. ChARK'S LONDON REMEDIES,
"EOR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS

ESR. CIARK'S TNYIGORATOR gives strength
II to the aged nd GGbiiitHtcu II Is especially
designed for young vino have wastrd thCir Wig
or 10y exercises OF every ;nI and all per-uu- whose
systems have beocEnc wenk by i'nprucencc COM
picieiy restored by lie Prica Onu Dollar.
DIR. CLARiG'S PURIFIER 'cIeauEhs the blood
from ali ImPuTitics; such is ScTOiuiS, syphilis,
MerCurial HnrGDatism, UumOrs OI every SORT. lad
Breath Offensive PcrRpiTatinu. Foul Feet, Cdtarrh,
DIsuhsr .rs from the Far, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat,
Failing OF the Hair, Ucers. soils. Pimpies, HIutuh
es, and alt diseases of the Skin IL 10 beneficial
in diseases oi me Lungs and Digestive Organs
Price One Dollar.
DR.. CLARK 3 PANACEA relieves Pain nj every
description Headache, farache. To1ibIchc .SttIn-
nChuChc. Boc knChc, Pains in the BrcurI and Limbs.
1t is an Dvaluabe re-redY in ull Nerv'us DIsordrTst
and no family should be wirhOUtit. Price CDs Dob
lar.
DIR. CLARE'S ELIXIR il d certain cure for all
weakness; of the GGnitu- Urinary Organs, and dis
charges of a muco Purulent nature, IeacO'tbGa,
GonUrrhea, Sprrmat orrkoca, ard - THinai Weak
ness are speedily cured by its Price One DOl-
lar.
DIR. CLARK's REGULATOR. for females only,
is guaranteed to III 2ecin
dificuifss of Single Ladies'. Married Jsdi,s
cautioned u it when in a certain condition.
rs It's effects would be too powerful. Price Ono
Dollar.
All Of these celebrated rern.dics are prepared from
Fluid Extrar cts. under Dr. Ciarhs innledistc
pervisiOn. and warranted fresh aud pure All
afflicted persons should scnd a carefully written
statement of their ailments to Di. Clark, and the
proper remedies will be sent promptly their sd-
office. and will furnish all the necessary sccommo
dations to patients who place themselves under his
care. Al! letters address
DR. CLARK,
Office NO. 30 Amity street.
New YORK City (nGar Broadway.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24

- Avery easy one to guess.-Why are the
Germans like Quinine and gentian! Because
they are two tonics.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24
HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDES
N0fICEt

TIE time has arrived TOR Us 10 pBrebsfs onr Fsll
4 aud Winter StO < Of Go,ds. atd bnust have
the money now due AS and We ei's llis a'.iiet
all persons who knnw themselves Ice indrbtrd &c.
ms =" cali aud settle tie ae"u",s, b"i.ge the
fret day "t October M =t. Any one JsiIiHg 10 d..
tnis we wall certainty siIse Rny loueer credit. sIi
will insist upon Immediate seitI, ii 3hcir
To those of our customers wfn have paia Hs Tcgu-
lnry We tender our thanks for their p,frHsHs. AID
u VIII give Us pleasure 10 contiBh1 businsss itl
them ~ hcTetUInte
o. We intend to carry out the conditions Of THE
notice Iuly and tbhey BIO do Irot settle BY the n,c,
specified viii be prepared ioi refusal of lnyiheS
credit. f
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24
WANTED 10 EXCHANGE.

MY STORE HOUSE. STOCK OF GOODS. and
4TI the Business winch has been successfnlIv con-
Quoted Tor years. in BOOnsboro'. " Arlington conn
IL, maryland, for a email FARM well irnnrCved
In the valley of Virginia Persons wishing 10 make
sTch an exchange, vii please make immediate au-
PiSat'on to me J. HORNE WEAST
Boonsboro, September 2s, 1863.
COLOGNE of nur own manufacture at 75c per
~ pint. Our Toilet and Nursery Powder equsi to
the best French Free from ali deleterious sob
stances. rs cent? per pound
May 3. AIS2UITH & WASHINGTON.
HoFF'S Malt Extract for invaIids-one of the
\ 4 best Ionics known. Superior Terpena Water
by TIE pint or less quantity, at greatly reduced
price AISQUITH < WASHINGTON.
CIoRN Shelters and Cutting Boxes for sale bv
~ April IL. JAS. Law. HOOFF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24
HelInbeid's Fluid Extract Bucl,u
HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT OF

In affections peculiar to Females ia uncqun He'd by
any other prepa ration in ChnrOss, Retention,
Painfulness, or Suppression of Customary Evacua-
tiohs, liberated or Schirrus State OF the Uterus,
and all complaints incident to the the decline
or cha nge Of life.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24
CLABAUGH WASHER SUCCESSIVE!
TAYLGR'S PAT. M6UsTACHE GUARD.

TTNHTs is a very simple little arrangement to at
i tach to Coffee Cups or other Drinking Vessels.
and commends itself to every man possessing
moustache. II combines simplicity and utility "nd
costs so little as to be within reach of every iudi
yidual County Rights will be soEd, or acenciesap-
pointed. Addre9s the undersigned at kabietown 1,
Jefferson county, West Virginia.
March s. iS70,3m. r Fl. TAYLOR.
The TAYLOR Moustache Guard con he seen at the
store If NIcCURDY DUKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24
MATCHMAKING AND REPAIRING.

vTNHE undersigned having rented the Shop adioin-
ing the Blacksmith shop of MIR. Hiram o'Ban-
non. in Charlestown, is prepared TO Make and He.
pair " acons and Carriages; and also to make and
repair Grain Cradles.
The subscriber Is an experienced workman, and
will have the assistance Of practical Wagon, CNr-
riage and Cradle Makers and can therefore promise
Promptitude and reasonable charges will be the
motto of the new establishment
March S, lS7O-tf. J. '" IRlfLElT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24
He L NJ Boil DIS
Fluid Extract E8gaGEAa
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH

Will radically exterminatc from the system dis
eases arising from habits of dissipation, at little
expenae, little no change in diet, no incon-
vcnieucr exposure; completely aupcrceding
those unpleasa mt and dangerous remedies, Copaiva
ard Mercury, in ali these diseases.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24

What invitation would be dangerou
and disloyal to a soldier? One asking hin
to dinner and dessert.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24

- Young ladies at needlework arc not a
ways what they appear. They are somethln
scanning,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24
WINCnEs

WINgnES
Leave Harpe
Leave Shene
Leave Keyes
leave HalijoH
Leave Charles
Leave CameruI
Leave Summit
Leave Wadex'siI
Leave Upeecon -
Leave StephehsSsti's
Arrive a. Winchester
IRAixs
Leave winekesterat 10 3
Leave Stephensen's Al II e
Leave Opcquon Bridge at IN
BeaVe N adcsville af1l 10 A ~,
Leave ulunlit Point Il % A NJ 1uN
Leave Games On AZ ID .i0A NJ and = % -
Leave Charles eOygn al II 81 A NJ and Ia
Leave Hattteysn at ~ o. p NJ and 81 7 NJ.
Leave keyss' switch ~ 0S p NJ aud ; ~ r NJ
Leave Shena ndoSh at ~ 10 p N and S IS p NJ
Arrive at HarpeF's Ferry u 20 p NJ and Q 90 p NJ
The last Passenger Tain East, due At Charles.
town at II, will run IN advance OF lime Is min
utes, so as u connect with the Cincinnati kSpteso
East. which leaves H2rPer's Ferry AZ - 6ally
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-24

Why is the crow brave bird p? Becaus
he never shows the white feather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-18
No Need of Porter.

Near the close Of the war. aud willie cur
navy maiuta ned respectable dimensions.
Congress, by way Of compliment TO the hero
FARRAGUr, created the rank of Admiral. in
order that it might be bestowed upon him.
They also created the rank of General of the
Army, and II was conferred upon GRAHT.
On his acc ssion TO the Presidency the Office
naturally fell TO SHERMAN, and then SHERI.
DAN took his place as Lieu,cnant-G General.
Congress al its late session very properly
passed an act providing that when these two
army offices become vacant by the death or
resignation of the present occupants, the Of
fees shall cease to exist Congress intended
TO do the same thing in regard 10 the post of
Admiral, and the House passed bill to that
effect but through some legerdemain in
Which the finger of Vice Admiral Porter was
apparent this clause of the bill was stricken
out by the Senate and 50, on the death of
FARRAGur for whom the rank was created,
PORTER steps into his place.
Our navy is now reduced to the most mea,
gre Dimensions; and it is ridiculous, and n
scandalous waste of money, and sorry
commentary upon the Administration Is
pretended zeal for retrcnchmcnt, to keep up
the expensive offices Of Admiral and Vice,
Admiral
Well knowing the feeling of the country.
if Gen, GRANT had any regard to public
opinion, and was capable of rising above the
vulgar ambition OF bcstowirg lucrative
places upon fSwning iavortcs he would leave
the position of Admiral vacant until Con
gross could express their unbiased opinion
upon the matter, However we presume Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-18
Mr.. Greeicy,s Opinion about bribery

In the TiIIunc of yesterday Mr.. GREELEY
replies to our request for his opinion on the
| bribery of Mr.. J. c. BANCROFT DAVIS as
| follows;
| "TuE suN asks No ~ say whether Mr. J. O. BAN.
CROFT DAVIS (uow Assistant Secretary Of State) did
| or did not receive brbe OF tGJOOO TO betrly his
constituents and dclraud his clients Having read
| and carefully considered the testimony adduced by
NE BUN in support Of is charge, W. decide thero-
| upon that he diQ not
The testimony upon which Mr.. GREELEY
| gives this decision is to the effect that, in
| the year 1867. Mr. DAVIS, being then Direc-
tor and one of the legal advisers of the Eric
Railway Company, accepted bride of &c.,
| 600 from the Boston. Hartford and Eric
Railroad Company, for his services in aiding
the latter Company to procure from the Eric
| Company certain running contracts favor
| able to The Boston, Hartford and Eric, and
also contract whereby the Erie Company
| first guaranteed and then bought outright
$j,0000O0 of the bonds Of tho Boston, Hart.
ford and Eric Company paying for
them $4,000 600. The making of these con
tracts was 81 cnuously resisted by the fellow
Directors of Mr.. DAVIS and when they were
finally consummoted by the purchase of
proxies and the election Of n new Board of
Directors, the Eric Company lost on the
purchase Of the bonds alone between two
and three millions of dollars. How much
more it has lost, and is daily losing, Ivy the
running contracts, we are not informed but
II must be a considerable amount. 10 our
mind, and 10 that of honest men generally,
Mr. DAVIS instead OF protecting the interests
defrauGed them most shometuliy; but Mr..
! GREELEY thinks otherwise.
Now we have another question 10 put to
Mr. GREELEY. Suppose that Mr.. SAMUEL
SINCLAIR. trustee Of the Tribune Associa-
on, and its publisher, should accept from
firm Of paper manufacturers a Tribe Of
$4,000 for his services in procuring from
the Tribune Association n contract for the
purchase of paper, VIII, reby the Association
should lose between two and three millions
of dollars. Would or would not Mr..
SINCLAIR bctray and dcfraul his cons,itu.
ents and fellow stockholders? Would Mr.
GREELEY recommend him for appointment
ns Acting Secretary Of State, or, if appointed
bcfor, his bribery was discovered, would be
advise his retention in oillccI
It is true that of the 100000 paid to Mr..
DAVIS, $4,000 was nomiualiy for his ser.
woes a. trustee UNI The mortgage of Tie
Boston, Hartford and Eric Company to b..
cure .ts londhollors, and the Who'll,
100000 is said to havt been paid in bonds
and not in cash. Is it because Of this partial
covering up of the transaction that Mr.
GREriEy fails 70 appreciate its real ouo~ui.
! ;y? Or is hc -tll waiting Tor tie op.4.oa %.
! Mr. CLNFtI$E
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-18
TWO COUSINS.
Ceusin Nellie and Cousin Lucy-How an
Old Man got Kissed by n Pretty Girl who
thought she wa his Cousin.

from me cincinnati Enquirer.
Gavoral rnorn;nos si,ca N ror,...;. la,,k,.
mistaLa aocnprad =, ,ha T,noina rVnauc uouplg
nar,a S,s 49,. ~ s"s an nani.on' aId
Ps,ro,, ,rai uepI' on ane arrival OF the U1
gentlemen wore a, tbe denoi with ,hoir U,u
aoatnaais a.at,t. ,h ars,i ~ ,hi o ri6s
The vs h;rh s 'pS o n on 81 ,ner i Sneh
lne srnn, wnl , was pIompty ON ,lne; came dash-
,leman annhops roSrcsont,yoo ~ 0,u zen
al di,,orS honJs ~ ,hoir anro, 90
bn,ried n tho sieonin, car ,r pronntIv stoonoI '
mo arst Of tI,o ty,in yvoILa hr.i,iy aiopr "a, III
he canght siyht of n verv prenossessny vnTuS iadv
anrareniiv about Gour,e,, vears NJ 400 vbose eves
$1,000 yaJ h o sn w. r,iiont ,,i,i mia
ana then Soi,g tnvyard ber bcnt over and Inouired
| ar tiis svas Tnns,n 80 ~ WV WV ~
Tie vo1ng MAS no, waiting IN hear tho sentence
o,ieho3 v", a ~, ~ , go. w. arormd his nnI
an i5a ,he ,mmt'u, Inv Sas nis i a
lie cLno ~ .,.ii .i- ,,i,ia a,,t.r !,
nn ens,S H., anSt Cas' nery ,,s
,'ii amin, V e I'm az ~ t '''"'
mIyh oi.otion i w 1 W, We, t mn 80 ,ro
from bet.een ite nav tn ,er ,b ho ~, tho W.
had died e,,,v ond ,ho yo",sfi ,r, ~ J col. sod
| hin, ' ~ Wv ' ~ ~
"vcu ,ho,,b, q, ,,.,, CON b,, ,,.,, M, cor,ot,
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rrcr,rd ,n ,,,ic,,,, t az -, ii h,,,i a r. =
,iii,rs' ni.,i, ~ " VI ''u' '''"H uiia'' O
AnH Men sn,t,, ,,d ri,,r e,,,r ,,ro,,. sno,pt,,
r,ssaa a,,, IA r. ~ ,@ui i ~ ~ ,i
,,.ro ir,,,, go s.,, ", il'.- -, i' n -, c
,,a,s,a, ias,,,U ~" W. Jir w a 10y 49,, ~.
,h py,vIis,nT iIIe VI ciSc anu luxury W
Rntcrtn, ,, i,,iii,', a., a'",, to, ,., ..o,
IN hr ,rE ,v % ,,e nulI "u, wv ,oI ~,
49, ~, -. 20 49, " .""ie NY -
M - "a, i e., ,l ~" as ~ ""S - w
- .i III v' w. ,,'e Nu,nlnb vi u'I n'i,S ung
H., IS f In ii'- y" ''' ulso' 't'.' 'VIltt' Hlg
~, t ~ Oaio f"''uIlhb uo"n h'dH' 'hu
o ,,,o Witt Is "un' were INC nrst Woros oi
~ w n.'O uV'"'. ...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-18
THE STOCK EXCH1NGE VAR.
4 Pretty Kettle Of Fish among the Brokers
ScnIcs over snmrLnhN,s ENns.

\ Pretty Kettle of Fish Rmong the Brokers -
Scales over Somrbody's Eyes.
Ferdinand llartoC and others have sued for the
dissolution OF the National STOCK EKchaarc anl Tor
q distribution Of the property smonG those who con
uibu'cd as members. The National Stock Exchange
was orcucd in February 1862 aud 900 persons con.
uihuted 800 each to the common fund. The bu-i
ness Of the Exchange Gwiudlcd town, ami In Jiuu.
airy or February last II had almost ceased. A large
majority OF tie mentors declined 20 pay further
dues, and all but oigny were expelled. The pend.
Ing suit IL on behalf OF the expelled MEMBER WI o
claim that they should have a ratlblc share Of the
property stl remaining, amounting 20 about s3i 600
They claim that there was no quorum wien they
Were expelled, AMI that the expulsion Was IN viola
tin of the constitution of the ExchItgc: and
they further charge That the remaining members
have been trying Ia dispose Of the lease OF Broad
street, tie place of business OF the Exchange. TIE
incumbent members clam that The Exchange IL IN o
nOurishne cOtditiun tlat the expelled members
forfeited heir membership by non pas ment OF dues
That no meetings we're hell without quorum and
that the attempt to sell the lease was for tic pur-
pose of securing another place OF business al a
lower rent.
A motion for the appointment OF a receiver was
argued yesterday before Jud-e Barnard, Decision
reserved,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-18


The False.reporting Tribune has been
guilty Of misreprcsenting Col JANIS FISK, Jr.
II averred that Col. JAMES FISK, Jr., meeting
President GRAvr in the street at Long Branch,
instead Of treating him with the Difference due to
his exalted Office put his fingers to his nose,
making very discourtcous gesture. Col.
JAMES FISK, Jr, says no such occurrence ever
took place. As Col Fisk, Jr., inquiries, Is not
this disgrace to American journalismp What
renders it more hcinous is the fact that the
Fdlse-rrportiaq 7rfJUne, instead Of sending TO
Col. JAMES FisK, Jr., or to President GRASr, TO
ascertain whether the gallant Colonel had been
guilty Of such an inclcgant action, took the mat
ter for proved, and actually made its false report
the subject Of extended comment in its leading
columns. Into such errors as this the False.
r,Dorting TiiJRHe is led by its too great readiness
to violently assail men for unimportant deeds,
while IL studiousy avoids condcmnng and de-
nouncing such transactions as those Of j. G. h.
DAVIS, Gen. GR,NI's Acting Secretary of State,
who received great bride to bctrav his con.
stitucnts and dslraud his clients. II, instead Of
ossailug the fobcs or the faults Of private c.ti-
7cns, the Talser.porting Tribune would deuounec
the crimes Of men high in power in its own
party and in the Government, as they are devcl.
opcd by official testimony, that Journal would not
b. led into such unfortunate situations as II is
now in with regard 70 Col J. FISK, Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-18

most gigantic impostures ever performed in
the history OF man. LOUIS NAPOLEON, hay-
ing been lifted into power by fraud and
bloodshed, has used IL during this long pc
Rod mainly to enrich himself and his
minions. France has been weakened and
undermined 40 that he and creatures like
MoRNY and HAUssMANN might flourish in
insolont splendor, accumulate vast fortunes,
and tower above the people they were plum
dering. The corruption in the centre ofthc I'm
peral Government has long been shameless
and notorious and the events ofthe war prove
that il must extend TO almost every depart.
ment Of public affairs. Tho army is not
only without competent generals it not
only has Tower soldiers than the people have
been madc to believe it has not even an
honest and efficient commissariat Food is
often not to be had and ammunition is not
properly supplied to the troops. What do
these facts mean except that the practices Of
the Emperor and Lis friends have spread
downward till the foundation is ns rotten rs
the snpcrstructurc? lmposture prevails at
the centre, and it prevails at the circumrer-
cnce and mankind may well be thankful
that the hour for its final disa ppcarancc has
struck
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-18
BRooKlrN. Aug. II. 1870,
APrc.idcurlnl reception in chicago.

fIOW nc thI0uDO TIINWI7
About o clock the President, accompanied by
MI C'iflA and GOV. Palmer, came Iowa .rum ms
room, aud hcd reception In the parlor II was
curCu ahiir, and somewhat suggestive Of funeral.
A sh,hce NJ Of death peryaiei the room, and the
tree notaD'cs stood up side oy side, ready to be
s"ihtn. For aWallc no one NeutUrci To advance,
until Mr. Judd stepped forward boldly, and said,
Henllemen, this-.s the President OF the United
states, Then, one timd little man took courage,
ana advance wish fun rca, air, as II he were about
- view corpse, liz was soon follow d by Olhrr,,
VINO Mhikel on tptoe, ~ people always do when
they look at body. The three uOd,cs-t,rlul, oil
fax, and pllmer-stood in a row, with ouistrctChcl
right hands. and cacL man, a. he passed. took hold
ana gave u gentle squeeze. Among others Who at
tended ne reception was tie 3sident's father, Mr.
Jesse II. Grant, who was aneW nndlcly received by
MS lllustriou- son. The reception did 40, lIst over
J. mlhults, and the President tneu retired 10 Lls
AZ uItlLtnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-18
VIZ. rrxyEGIy's EccESrRrcIrrEs
The Attempt 20 KiII Mr.. p. NnIIius-EAorts
10 Persuade Nuilins to Withdraw the
Chnrgc-The Prisoner Held In $4,000.

=.
WIN Noh"uy 10 linl Num-
The examination Of James Finnegnn, the Nor
ri,,r,, ,y,rt r,i,,ici,r ,,lo ,ttowpted 20 sboot
-, -. ~ 49,.
Mr.. Patrick Mullins, the coAiFa'.jr' IN Mehlens
liquor store, took place on Tuesday morning
L.. a.. go. "a , Nil, ,,.c,-, T,.,i., uo.r.,
." ."o WV" "'' VI .'''' -'''''' N'' N "''
y. Fulen. IN the court room were arie nuhOer OF
interested spp tat,rs the official friends OF both
N,i,,. a,,., i,,,a,. \, fac, ,b, I,s,,., tho i,,,.
"uihs anu 'uHc-An' IN '''' 'u' wv Wv '"-
yer for the defence Counsc Tor Bro Nne. AMI Mullins
lavc olo-,vs h,en poi,,iei er.spds No little .nn,v
49,,
ah'e Was lhah'e-'cd upon vac i1Huie OF al tuois
made rs Finnccan's counsel TO persuade MI Inns TO
,,,tir,,. o., ,i,,-,o
"I."''"" Wv ''''7V'
Ire con palnant, MI MULLINS ana Ir. Mc' arihy,
Mr. Nv lure an Unstable Mehen were examined
- .... -.
T"h IhsI'N"Ni bL'''ihp
was Simply Corrobora.iv'. and TO the effect thqt
t,ir.,-., h,, 80, Nio,A.,, ,ro,,t,.. a., a ,-..,lt,
'"''-'" "'' WI ''"u'' ',''"'''' ~ '""''
nHnntr,inVi'ed Mullins ana the witnesses mo Nell
l,n's saloon 10 drink After drinking lie turned TO
u 90. ,, 49,.
"I' N.l'.'' are" 'e""'I pl'''' an"
eai1, Mullins, I might as wei 10 q
now a. any other unc,' AMI pn led tie
trigger twice, hut filled 20 d.-chaT-e tie
weapon, w..cl vis Instantly Wrcnclcl from biz
grasp hv Nr Nnlns inH con thcn quietly walb e 3
out the saloon, and Wa soon aietwnri ARE q
Ire rri-'ner's counsel sal that Dc considered tlc
".... Ht... b.. &c. 4,lt 90 lt-1 '..- te, A4I I,
.u ll l4sc.tst ln lr' -ri 'c ~ l l!.tle ti.gt OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-18
The Crent F..k NJ Ncwrort.


jaime. Fisk Jr., has been passing q few day
q ~ wfcs Y. a. and has aired himself behind lis
wi!c's iCur-iu.tgud. This cs'lhlis mcnt docs not
cOnhnc itself to lelCyuc avenue, Tut wrigg.ts and
twists thIoggh the narrow streets down town. cyi
IDENTITY with . wish 20 aston. h tho natives. Every
body smiles a. the superb turnout dI-hcs by hut
tNtrybudy adm lit4 the magnificent horses ~ well
fhe to,on, evidently does no. let his many c le-
weigh upo7 hs mimi, " II he does, MA looks hcije
lin; fol he u M Fat and jolly looking POSSIBLE.
iNtlng down BtlcNCc " ita llS wife beside i'm, IN
llaVa ma No. In his mouth, three ou;rilois in
gorgeous livery, four feet horses. one hundred
mOnogr ANS besuriuk ed over the ,stablis nntut lie
1oks ont from under his cool panama IN dis lam
at the u-i,ocrtic dscrim0dtn: ircquenters Of tnat
ane tnorousl'ir Who " don't know the family"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-18

Joe Coburn and Frank Mcln,yre wclt on
bender on ru,sliy night. They hircl d coach OF
Mr. Duirg At tue Harlem dc7ut. and, with two ladies'
took extended ri lie. Joe slys ne gave the driver
90, with which tue Nun s drum, while ais plss,n-
gers were at hote. When tu' party came M IA @
driver was not To be found doe therefore mounted
the box and drove awly, finally hauIiuc the vehicle
over to p,lccmau DO Crosby street. Mt1hfiinr me
owner became alarmed, and doe and Mcluvrr
we're arrested aud Con0Ucl IN the Police con.
trail Onicc MI night Frey were discharse yc,,er-
DAB by Judte Cox. no crlmlnl Inlenl BON. .AlNn.
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will do nothing Of the hind, but will elevate
PORTER, the audacious trickster, to the place
recently honored by FARRAauT, the brave,
manly old sea-dog II events take this turn,
Congress would serve the parties just right
it, after PORTER became Admiral, they should
abolish the Office, and thus end the profes
sional career of this INSCRIPTIONS intriguer,
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FUN t0TeFp0NIf0ce " ne htenI00 IDS'.
A curious -oAeidI-has been established
lay the PruSsiln Government regulating the amount
oi pTZt money to De distributed for the capture of
the onemy's war vcsses
Each iron clad frisate. 5000 thllars Coryettps
each, 2lO0) tlnlers. Floating batteries, each. 20.
600 tlalcrs. Wooden reS-steaners each. il 900
lnlcrs: Tenders and despatch vessels, II 90 tina.
lers; The thaler Is worth about seventy five cents
gold of our moncy.
One hundred and eighty thousand thalers arc
offered Tor the capture OF Of the lron-c ld Heroine
which Is provided with the electrical applrItu rs
warranted to light up the sea to a distance OF two
leagues.