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DIR. JOHNSTON

DIR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Speed
and only Efectual Remedy in the world 70
Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder, In
voluntary Discharges, lmpotency, General
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Ianguor,
Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Palpitation
of the Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Dimness
of Sight, GiddineSs, Diseases OF the Head,
Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections Of the
Terrible Disorders arising from Solitary
Habits OF Youih-szcREf and solitary prac-
tices more fatal 10 their victims than the
songs OF Syrens TO the Mariners OF Ulysses,
hlighting their most brilliant hopes or an
tieipations, rendering marriage, &c, impos-
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE &C

l. AS4AAN AAAIAAN A4NhS ~ AbA1AN 80 wv
OF WHEELING.
DIRECTORS:
Saml Mcclellan, George Mcndcl,
4. II. Logan, Thus. l.. Shall,TuSN,
q. w. Franzhcim, j. y. Vance,
j. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis {. Stiicl.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized five years, and In that time done
"A successful business, is still prepared To
take risks at fair rates on Buildings of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
liShmcntS, Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers aud Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
mcnts To Farmers, whereby they can In
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, for three or five years az reduced
rates. This being state Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid I'm and surplus OF any company I'm the
State and composed Of some ninety-iOur
stockholders, most Of whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself 10 the
favorable consideration Of the inSuring pub
lie, and SolicitS their patronage. AppliCa-
lions for insurance will be- promptly at
tended 10 at their Office M. - Monroe
Street, or nj their several agencies through
out the State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
&. VI. COEN, Secretary.
y. &. DICK, Assistant Secretary, irhu
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BANK OF WHEELING ,

ID. c. LIST, ROBERT MORRISON,
HENRY X. LIST, GIBSON LAMB,
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep 10 an untimely
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunder OF eloquence, or
walked To eCStacy the the thrilling Tyre. MAY
call with uIll confidence.
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West Virginia Insurance Go,

TAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST
rates on Buildings of all kinds, Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise and Goods
i'm Transit
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON.

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, graduate from one OF the most EN-
inent Colleges in the United States, and the
greater part OF whose life has been spent In
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing CURES that were ever known.
Many troubled with ringing In the head
and ears when asleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashful-
ness, with frequent blushing, attended somrs
times with dcragcment OF mind, were cured
Immediately
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WHEELING, June IL, 1870.
F., -1zzE3 PASSENGER TRAINS
- sss5swill run by the following
schedule On and after June 18th, lS70,-
Wheeling time:
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Married Persons, or Young Men cuntem.
plating Marriage, being aware Of Physical
Weakness, organic debility. deformitie~,
speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care OF
Dr. j.. may religiously connde In his honor
as a gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his * III as "A physician.
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The Case of Roderick II. Butler.

Il is evident that one OF the first duties
Of the House Of Representatives al KS next
session will be to investigate tho transactions
Of RoDERICK II. BUTLER of Tennessee, the
present representative of ANDY JouNsoN's
district lie is charged with fraud nad for.
gerry with presenting forged pension papers /;
with having obtained pensions for men who
never had served in the national army and,
in cases where the claims which he negotiat-
ed Were well founded, with having defraud.
ed the claimants of their money after he
had collected it.
BUTLER appears to be agieater knave than
even WnITTEMoRE aud we trust that when
his transactions are taken in hand by the
House Of Representatives, thorough work
will be made of it. At the same time the
House would do well to inquire whether any
Copperhead cadets have been appointed by
President GRANT at the request of A. T.
STEWART and whether there were any rea-
sons for such appointments other than the
fact that STEWART had given GRANT money.
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A .UORRiSiAII RIOT.

Policemen Heading "A Gang Of Rioters and
Driving or New York LRborer--A Bar-
tender Clearing Out the Intruder- A
subject for the 'Lougshorcmcn's society.
The special policemen OF Morn SANTA ate fprcibly
debating who shall AMI who shall. not 1e employed
in the town. Op Monday evening large schooner,
laden with Lumbar. was discharciuc IN Port Morris.
force Of 'lon.sgoremcn from New York being en-
IlpNed. under the supervision OF Mr. Joseph santos
Prank Ennis. tho furcmi of the Ion -shoroWen.
while carrying pail OF water To ms men, vs. set
UPON h. gang OF fufilns, saii ~ De under tle
leadership Of OHicers Edward Irving Patrick Green.
aul joan u. logan.
Mr.. Ennis cndtavorci 10 dc'cul himself as well
lie could, Int Was oyernpWerei and cruelty
b 1ten bv the pncemen and treir gang, aud forced
to seek refuge In Mr. Daniel kellYs saloon, near
by, on One Hundred aud lhiriyelghth street
The wounded man was followed into the house BY
TIE mob. Fortunately Mr. Dnhiel Qugley the bar.
tender, readily came to Enns's assistance. Qnigcy
intercepted the rOughs at the threshold, wien Ofccr
HOGAN drew revolver and Threatened 10 shoot.
The birkeeper was on the alert aud, as soon as the
otion made. he quickly seized heavg billet Of
wood and dealt Hogan telling blow on the head.
The policeman dropped, and tie ORrkeeper then
went resolutcly TO Work with his bludgeon, and
cleaned out the entire party
The mob reassembled on 4 ncighhoring corner and,
With errontery sent a message TO Mr. sanos's men
that New York l0ngshUremen had no right to en-
croAch upOn the wCrN oil MOTTlsunia labOreTs, and
that, should the work Of unloading the schooner be
resumed on Tuesday morning IL would be at the
peril oil those who might undertake It,
The representatives OF the law, Hogan, Green and
hying, have not yet been arrested. Yesterday,
however the 'longshoremen were at work 10 den
Of the threats, and were protected by force
OF policemen nom the Town Hall.
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The state of Thing, in Cuba.

Late advices from Madrid, which we be.
licve 10 be Trustworthy state that on the
urgent requistion Of Gen De RoDAs, some
1000 troops will be sent to Cuba early in
October. lnamuch however, as the farce
of an election of Deputies to the Cortes Is to
be held there about that time, the troops may
be destined for electoral as well us military
purposes
From all that we can learn, IL behooves the
Bpaniards, If they desire to avail themselves
Of one last desperate chance Of reconquering
the island, to lose no time in furnishing these
reinforcements. Both Spanish officers and
men in Cuba are much demoralzed and very
respondent. The tenacity with which the
Cubans have carried on the war and held
their own, almost unarmcd and undisci.
plined as they have been, has led the Span
ierds who have been in the fight 10 feel that
such men can never be conquered The de.
sertions from the Spanish ranks have also
been largely on the increase of late.
Meanwhile the patriots arr quietly but
steadily supplied by their friends abroad
with all they require-arms and ammuni.
tion and by raids on small outlying detach.
ments OF Spaniards they acquire consdero.
bic supplies. Several small expeditions
have lately been despatched from this coun
try, and others are being organized. Some
difference seclus to have existed in the opin
ions OF Cubans here a. TO the proper persons
10 whom should he intrusted the charge d
delivering these priceless .e.nittances Of
arms and ammunition 10 the patriots in the
field The main object, We sappos, is to get
them there and as no one To- whom they
may be intrusted is lu,,l5 t,d,,,yer tLonl t,
eny but Cubans, the person b. w,.o 90 care they
Rro confdod ia not so importan, a matter
Dvon II some Cubans, for reasons which W,
Ignore, but which may be perfectly valid, ar
Va-slIlina 10 aonitibute II these suplliee ar
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where will the next Great Battle be
Fought

People inexperienced in military affairs
are impatiently expecting another grent
battle between the Prussans and the French
70 be fought Immediately.
No doubt the Prussians will press forward
with oil practicable swiftness. The rapidly
Of their movements 30 far has been most ex.
emplary and with a retreating enemy be
lore them they will not be likely to relax
their speed. But can they force the French
10 fight at o time and place Of their own
,hoce, and under great disadvautages2
That is the question.
The present design of LOUIS NAPOLEON
seems to be to make a stand in front of Metz I;
but he will not be ready to fight until
MACMAHoH's corps can come up. That corps
is now moving by way Of Luaeville and
Nancy, a distance Of about hundred and
City miles. 1t will require a week at least
to effect its junction with the main body of
the French forces. We suppose then that no
important battle is likely to take place sooner
than the 18th or Goth of the present month.
That the French will undertake, however,
W ItHlihn ~ MttL IN not Cefthlns We huNc
. report that NAPOLEON has personally with
drawn 10 Chalons and If the Prussuns
should reach Metz before IMAGINATION, and
before the reinforements can be concentrated
which are huryiug thither from every part
Of France tho whole army may likewise fall
back upon Chalons before making the last
effort to repel the invaders There on the
field Of the celebrated Battle of the Peoples,
where the Marne of old ran blood, and the
ghosts of the slain continued the ferocous
combat in the air, the defeated and dispirited
French may renew the struggle, no longer
to curb the prctens;ons Of Prussia, but TO
save their own national existence
The plan Of retroating upon Chdlons be
fore fighting may, however, be nullifed by
the superiority of Prussian generalship
The genius which has outwitted, out.
manGuvrcd, surprised. and out fought the
French commanders, may still deal with
them as they do not imagine. They may
thus be compelled to fight when they do not
intend it, and with combinations they have
not looked for, and TO retreat when they are
not prepared. But supposing that they sue
coed in avoiding decisive battle until they
are ready there will oe no further important
fighting before the middle of next week
and when it happens, it will very possibly be
nearer TO the Marne than the Moselle.
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EXPLOSION IN JAMES STREET.
Two Men Blown Up Through n Floor and
Landed In the Street-Mr. Mark Lanignn
and Friends Badly shaken Up.

Al about II O'clock Yesterday morning the in
habtants of James and Madison streets were alarmed
BY two explosions followed by an escape Of steam,
smoke bricks, aud falling timbcrs and barrels from
Mr Mark Langans disUllery, 90 James street. The
explosion was heard five blocks of. one explosion
was In the front part OF the cellar, the other in the
rear, tearing no the flooring, dr. pla'ing the west
wall playing havoc with casks and barrels and seTi
ously inlurns William McGrah ana Patrck Dempsey.
The two men had descended to the &C liar 70 tnp
barrel of ale. The explosions iolOwe Instantly on
MCtirah's lighting q match and both men were
thrown through the aperture IN the floor They
Tell, horribly burned and unconscious On the north
eide Of James street The Gas had been allowed 10
escape all night Hence the catastrophe McGrth
and Dempsey were borne to the Centre street Hos
pital McGrah, who has only one foot, Is very se.
vcrcly burned about the face, neck, both hands and
forearns lcgs and the In side part OF thighs. His
outside skin l. pceling Oh and his recovery not eX
ptetcd. Dempsey II burned on the face, and both
hands and gor'arns but will probably recover.
The damage 20 the stock and hXtnres Is abont
$500 Nh Lanigsn il insured tor $lOOO by the
Aston and Commercial Companies. The building
belongs TO an estate OF which Col. Miles OF % White
hall street, Is executor, and Is damaged about 900
MI Lanlgun, Who ESCAPED uniulured, was suing
In his back once, and, hearing the explosion, at
tempted to escape by the rear door but his exit was
prevented by the barkcepcr Joseph Phillips, who was
thrONn from the fIout Of the store, falling on Mr.
Lanigan. Before either could recover from his sur
prise, gentleman who had called on Mr. Lanigan
was also thrown down, and the whole party were IN
heap, scramblng about the door, before they could
realize their position. The barkeeper was slightly
bruised. but walked home without any aasistanea-
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

Thomns Kerrigan, who stabbed John Steiger on
sunday, has been released on 81 900 o4n.
Yesterday Edward 1larey mahcuu.ly ran his coal
cart into and upset Frederick RrucEmlns mix wagon
brueKuAn was thrown out ana seye ely injured.
carey WIS held In 1900
Herman Doliuger, Of West Hobokcn, was aroused
carly Yesterday by = burglar and taking pistol, he
vent 10 meet thc lCIw The burglar ton "a him Tie
Moor Win large CLUB ana tn'n escaped,
Patrick Eagun was committed FOR trial FOR strlk-
Ing Joseph Jackson, u AmitY street., the head
With heavy sash weight, thereby enabling MS IOhfp
crates rob mr. JACKSON Of diamonds worth $40 ana
CndRngerlng Jacksou's NE
James Gordon and Charles Wilkins were COM
mited ycscrday Tor breaking into the premises Of IT,
u. Faulkner, 10 West FortY,hfth street. ana stealing
elNerwate, JeWelry, aud lurs worth tCs5. Tue, so
the nioperty TO Edmond NJ Housed, who Is held as a
receiver.
ROYAL Goddln, captain OF tho barge Fanny Ger
mon Of East len street, reported TO the EightysiXth
kree ponce yesl rday morning. that river thieves
tloei ionr lines from his barge. An Oficer went with
ihe captain 10 tho foot Of EgysXth street aud found
three fellows in boat one OF whom seized But lie
iclow eteaged BY Slipping out of his coat then lie
ESCAPED.
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The SYLVAN shore Riot.

William Mckillop, the victim Of the outrage
Gus assault on board the Sylvan Shore during the
yacht race. writes 10 Tns UN giving what he sup.
roses 10 have been the cause Of the attack upon
him Months ago 20, Ian. one ~ lis asSailaut. was
ARE sied and tried Tor dlsoriory conduct in the
house OF Mcguire 4 Co., Main aud Water streets
Brooklyn. Mckiliop vas important witness
a-anst him. On tJat accUunt BnNlan ana his friends
have ever since leen very bi'ter toward McKiilop,
and on Mondry sought to take his life, az IcIOrtc
In Tue Sun. hckillop u an honest hard-wOriinc
man, and mas u. n Tor eighteen year. engaged in
selling papers al the Fulton Perry. Il was by no
means the intention N The SUN to class him with
the "lowDrowed villains" wac tried W murder
L.
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Iur OFFICIAL TINE or Tue YACHTS.
4 Philadelphia Thicrs Improbable Visit
TO French's Hotel.

James Thompson, young man from Philadel-
phia, engaged a room on Monday At Mr.. Joseph
Halls, adjoining Frcneh's Hotel. On Monday
night, by means Of beam connecting the two
houses he passed from Halls 10 Frcncls, and en-
tered the bedroom OF one Of the guests. lie alb
suacted watch. diamond Win, and pocketbook
and returned to Halls, Nhcie he was discovered
and captured by anig. porter. From the odor in
from the fact Of sponge raturated with tue liquid
leing found IN h possession, II Is believed that the
thief was prepared TO chloroiorm II necessary.
lie Was committed at the Tombs yesterday in he.
fault Of $1,000 bail.
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only one man committed the murder and
that there was no styaagle whatever.

only one man copmitted the murder and
that thera was no styaggle whatever.
DR.. RUPPANER thinks, however, that two
men might have been engaged, and is rather
inclined to the belief that there was a strug
gle.
JAMES MES, newsboy Of thirteen years,
gave testimony which was so extraordinary
that one of tho best jurors OF the inquest
said he did not believe o word of IL. The
boy, however, 10 bright fellow, and with
one or two slight slips stood the crossex
animation well. He spoke Of laboring man
who picked up piece OF white pa
per, which turned out TO DO q bank
check, from the front steps Of the NATHAN
mansion on the morning of the murder
That laboring man was seen by no one else,
and has made no reply 70 the reward that
has been offered for the recovery of the mys
terious paper. JAMES also spoke Of mys.
tcrious carriage whish stood before the Ma
THAN mansion three quarters Of an hour
previous to the alarm. But that carriage,
also, was seen by no other person. Officer
MANGAM and Gen. BLAIR know nothing of
it, Neither did they see the mysterious
white paper.
Yesterday, Mrs ANN KELLY, WASHING
TON NATHAN, and Detectives BENNETT and
FARLEY were examined. Detective BEN
NETT astounded everybody by the con.
fcssion that he and Superintendent Jour
DAN had allowed Mr.. FREDERICK Ma.
TuAN's bloody shirt to be sent to tho
laundry. He also testified that all the doors
in the rear OF the house were secure at 0
o'clock on Friday morning, and that the
fastenings on the Twenty second street side
Of the stable are very strong. The leader
to the sewer he said, had been examined
incd the whole house, but had found no
traces Of the murderer and none of his es
cape, provided he left the house at all
Mrs KELLY was very thoroughly exam
ined in fact, her whole previous history
was raked over, but nothing of any i'm
portance was elected beyond the noise she
heard during the night. With regard to the
rear basement door which had been found
open, she explained that by saying that her
son had opened II. This son, it seems, does
no work whatever for a living, but lie sup
ported by his mother. Mrs KELLY said she
was awakened on Friday morning by the
screams Of Mr.. FREDERICK NATHAN when
he discover the body of his father,
ur. WASHINGTON NATHAN was next exam.
i,icd His story differed in no way from that
a1rcady pullishod lilo dpniod all tho ruunra
about his fast living, and about difficulties
with his father. and accounted for his where
abouts on the night of the murder His ties
timonv, to I've found r,rJdtim, in another
column, is rather interesting. The impression
which the appearance and manner of the
young man made was decidedly favorable
to him.
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The Democratic partisans of Sheriff
0'BRIES are moving. They mean TO make him
Mayor, aud his nomination as an independent
Democratic candidate may hcnceforth be re-
garded sure thing. They going to fight
it out on that line. But we are sorry to say We
have no news from the Republican pGrtsans of
another independent Democratic candidate, We
mean of course the Hon. RICHARD ScutLI, for
merly Of Columbia county one Of the old Kniek-
orbocker stock There Gre great many radical
Republicans who wish to mn ". ScHELL for
Mayor and confess that his nomination is
exciting good deal Of sympathy in our minds.
But the present inaction Of his friends is not
calculated 10 help his cause If there is any de.
termined purpose to run and elee, ScuELr, those
who are for It must be up and doing. Where
the ward organ IationsY Where are the lead
ers of opinion in every part OF the city, who
espouse the cause Of SCuELLY Will they come
forward and hoist bis banner? We pause for
reply But if his friends should fail to do this pal.
puble duty, we trust tina, Mr. ScuELL will not ON
that account fslier in tie good fight If he is not
himself a candidate, the least, in our judgment,
he can do Is TO send his check for s. Oo0 a, q con-
tributou 10 the fund ior the election Of the hand.
some and gallant 0'BREs.
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to be sent by JONES, but perfectly disposed
to aid the cause if they are to be consigned
to the care of SMITH, we see no reason why
they should not be entitled to do 30, pr0ridsd
both JONES and SMITH are uorthy Of conf
dence. And in this case there is no great
danger that either JONES or SMITH will
damage the cause, even if inclined to do so,
otherwisc than negatively
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Enter Pe.rilencc aud The Graye-Disecr.

The Board u Hcalth ycetcrIuy rrcriyrd uotiti0n
from Michael Kane and Jom Ryan, contractors for
the removal Of manure Tor all tie railroad and ON
nlbns stables, asking the privilege OF dumping ma
nure at le foot OF Thirty eguih street. East River
The privilege was granted me reason being that 40
long as idtmeling, s'auchtcrng, AID the like, are
tolerated near the present dumping grounds, IL
would he manifest injustice 10 deny equal priy-
ges TO these gentlemen
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The Anarchy in Nortl, Carolina.

KAIgIGH, Aug 9.-Ihe Deputy United Statcs
Mar hal served On krs yesterday WtIts OF hab1as
cOtIas rom Judge BrUJ~s bring his prisoners te-
iote HIN NJ SslisburS. Kirk rcpieI that he would
ansSer after consultation wiki Gov. Holden.
Twelve m1cuinistS at the Conpany's shops OF the
North Carolina Iallroad IN Allmance county were
arrested yesterday by Bergen. KRIS Lieutenant.
Colonel, the Hon. Josiah Tuner EDITOR OF The
Ntnf.Nd, has been carried 10 lsnceyvile. and IS in
prison.
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The Greek Church in the United stn,c,.

II is understood the Emperor Of Russia sane
toning the report Of the Holy :, nod has APPOINTED
TIE Achimandrlte John,Archbishop OF the Aeutian
Isles OF Alaska The diocese Of the new Bishop in
ciuocs the whole of the United States. The Bishop
Is thirty two years old.
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Charles Wilson, who was shot on Staten
Island ferry boat about four weeks ago, died OH
Monday night In Bellevue Hospital The murderer
has escaped.
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Holmhod was out driving his skin hand yester-
day afternoon and says he viii drive eight next week
Lady Franklin, Mrs Grant, and Father Dent drove
ont Yesterday
Mr. Grant receives her friends this evening in
t4e Cottage.
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GALVESTON. Aug. 0.--In a Serious hrht between
whites ana blacks at Waco the 9Th, one white
man was killed, aud one wounded Two b lack men
were wounded. About Is shots were fred.
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LATEST LABOR NEWs.

The Trades Unions are trying TO raise funds to
build a Workingmen's Hal IN ms city
The Pnstcrcrs last night elected Mr.. Purcell dole.
gate 10 Ae Labor Convention IN Cine mat, Aug 49,
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LONG BRdNCH incidents.

FoRr BENToN, Montana, Aug. s.-A large party
Of Pegan lndians have Just arrived here, They are
nearly all drunk.
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The Noble Red Wen at Fort Beuto,

John Smith, of 81 Goerck street, who was
severely wounded Saturday last in an ARRAY az
Hunters Point, died yesterday.