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SALT! SALT!! SAITH!

WE have on hand and are daily ex.
w pecting direct from Liverpool per
Barque Hermands and Brig Three Sisters,
10000 SACKS LIVERPOOL G. A. SALT,
2,Oe0 SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT
of differ ,nt braads, which We warrant in
best order and offer at exceedingly low pric-
"a, nwing to the decline in gold.
CO. nOOE, WEDDERBURN & CO.,
IA. Prince Street, Alexandra, Va.
April 8, ls70.--2m.
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G. l. D tn [ n G. !,
BAL NV Y IN

Corner Mai II and 10Th STU eets,
ICH NJ ON I'd, V RIG | n A
LATEST IMPROVEM ENfS IN
STYLE AND FINISH KNOWN TO THE
TRADE.
BUY BALDWIN'S CLOTHING FOR
IT Is TILE BEST IN TOWN
BALDWIN'S CLOTHING GIVES YOU
A GENTEEL APPEARANCE.
YOUNG AND OLD WILL FIND
ALL STYLES TO SUIT THEM.
EVERY STYLE or WINTER
CLOTHING AT BALDWIN'S.
BALDWIN'S SALES THE PRESENT
SEASON ASTONISH ALL
800 SUITS OF ALL GRADES
HAVE BEEN SOLD
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, WE
sHALL BE GLAD TO SEE YOU.
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST OUR.
GOODS SHALL BE SOLD.
BALDWIN THE CLOTHIER,
RICHMOND. VA.
January q, lS70.-6m.
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STAUNTON Inspected and country
~ Extra Flour. chantrv cured Bacon. hams
shoulders at d ST les, just received nv
April %, 1870. T.. w. SNEED.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
ALIENS LUNG BALSlN!
THE REMEDY FOR CURING
Consumption. Coughs.
Bronchitis, Asthma,
And Group.

IT HAS NO EQUAL.
1t is composed of the active rincipes of
roots and plants, which are chemically ex-
tracted, so as to retain all their medical quail
tiles.
MINISTER'S AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Who are 50 often afflicted with throat dis
eases, Will lind sure remedy in this Bal
sam. Lozengers and waters sometimes give
relief, but this Balsam, taken few times,
will insure a permanent cure.
VIII all those ali icted with Coughs or Con.
sumption. give this Balsam o fair trial. they
will he pleased with the result, and confess
thar the sure remedy is found at last
1T is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
april 8, lS70.-lm.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

ERESH Oranges, Lemons and Cocos-
II nuts, Just receiv by
April |, 1870. j. W. LANDRUM & co.
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ACARD.

I'VE undersigned. in retiring from
he Drug business, respectfully recon-
me DIS the new firm to the citizens of Or
ang and adjoining counties, feeling assured
that they will give entire satisfaction in con-
ducting the business
II. l.. TALlAFERRO, NJ D.
Orange c. H., February H. 1870
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ag- FIVE CASES MORE OF THE genuine
ANDkOSCOGGIN COTTON, direct from the
manufacturers, at only Is. per yard. at
h.. LEVY BROTHERG.
l2l3 and 1914, Main street, Richmond, Va.
Look at our dollar KID GLOVES.
April 8, 1870.
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ESTABLISHED 1916.

iASH paid for Country Produce, by
- January %, 1870. l.. w. SNEED.
FERTILIZERS IL. w. Sneed. A.
Il gent for the odhthern Fertilizing Com.
pany. Also Agent for the sale of soluble Pa.
get a pamphlet,
ADfll 10 1870
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{ GOATS. Clark's StaiIord's and Green
~ q Daniels Spool Cotton. for sale by
January y, 1870. l.. W. SNEED.
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zlliseellaatgas Aaesrt.seMsats.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

MRS. CAVES Training School for
w Teachers, ut Madison G. H.. can supply
teachers of every grade. and at prices to SUIT
employers. Address. Mrs. Cave, box 81, Cor
louisville, Va.
February Is, 1870.
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RLACKsMHT1sANC.
MOTHERS,

IMPROVE the health Of your Children
l. by buying one of those mic, and cheap
Carriages at j. w. LANDRUM s. co 5 =
Prce from So to So.
Anril y. 1870.
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,.1 LUST RECEIVED, LADIES' GAR
MEN1S OF every description, TO which at
sent.on Is called. We have ladies in the de-
partment to show the articles.
49, LEVY BROTHERS,
I2l3and l2l5 Main street, Richmond, Va.
o. Use CoAISS COTTON. Price reduced to
sue. per dozen.
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Corrected Weekly.
Observation-Disclosures APR. 81, 1870

Corrected Weekly By L. W. Sheed and Partlo,O
- d NeiOnla1l.
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LGGMT LIGHT! LIGIIILis

w Z have Lamps from 80 cts. to S..
w stand and hand lamps; metal and
glass Lamps; the latest improvements in
Burners. and the best Chimneys that can be
and patterns. Tall and see for yourselves.
January 2S,S ITO. CRAVEN & co.
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No. u Peruvian esu@wo.
BONE DUST, BONE MEAL. BoNE FLOUR,
MAPEs' NTrROG ENIZED SUPER HOS-
FiIATE OF LIME,
composed of bone aud animal matter thor
oughiy decemposed and educed to powder
by means of fermentation ST iphpria acid.-
~ IS adaptcd 70 al crops and from a urge
number OF testimonials shown to be special
y ddapfetto cD'7 a39 crops. Il is q TerHiQ-
neHt tnp1OU5T of Ute soil.
All otner standard fertilizers furnished at
i0Uest ma Ret prsces
For circulars and other information, ap-
ply to
HOOE, WEDDERBURN & CO.,
No. 2, Prince Street, Alexandria, Va.
A nril 4 IA1fl I'm
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Es- OUR IRIsH LINENS al So, 65 and 75c.
per yard, acknowledged to be the best bar
gains in the city.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

0UEENSWARE. Groceries and Sole
St Leather, just received at
January Is, 1870. l.. W. SSEEDS.
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l2lS and l2lJ Main street, Richflond. Va
CoATS'S COTTON, reduced to soc. per doz
April s, 1870.
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95- DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS, suit
ed to the present and coming season;
null assortment ofWHlTE GOODS.
A large stock of EMBROIDERIES ofeyery
descriptions
A full assortment of HOSIERY, and all ~
ier articles Usually kept in tirst1lass
dry goods store.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

- LEV BRJTH EItS,
1918 and 1915 Main street. Richmond, Va
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES.
COArES'S SPOOL COTTON reduced to S0c
per dozen.
April g. 1870.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN, August 10
4:30 p. M.-COnsols closed at 9lss for both money
and the account. American securities quiet;
United states fve-tweny bonds, 1862 81; 1866, Old,
So 1867, So; ten-fortles, 81. Stocks easier; Erie
Railway shares Tx Illinois Central, 1878; Atlantic
and Great Western q.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.--LIvERPOoL August
15-4:3O =. M.-The cotton market closed frmer but
not higher. Middllng uplands, $50. SAd; mid
ding Orleans, sgd q cd. The sales OF the day have
been r. 600 bales including 5000 taken for export
dnd speculation.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET-LIvERPO0I,
August 1880 r. M-Flour, 24s. cd. per Dbl for
Western canal; wheat, los Cd 10s los. per Genial
for California white; red Western, No. 2, 9s.
LONDON BREADsTUFfs MARKET.-LoNDoN, August
15--l230 Z. M.--The corn market il dropping. Eng
1ish wheat Is now quoted at decline OF 2s. a IS.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. LIVERPOOL,
August l54:30 r. M.-Pork dull, at 119s. per Dbl. Tor
Eastern prime mess; beeI l1Is per terce OF 800 lbs.
Tor extra prime mess.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAEKET.--LrvERPooI, Au.
gust l5--43O p. M.Linseed oil heavy. at f31 15s-
I32; allow, AS Sd. per cwt
LoNDoS PIUDCCE MARKET.-LoSDoN, August 15-
Calcutta linsead dull; turpeniine easier, 2es. 3D.
20s per cwt linseed oil, f32 E32 S.; sugar quiet
ON The spot. ans quiet aud steady afpat.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Whittemore Withdrnws from Public Lie.
CHARLESTON, August 49, 1870.
Whittemore has issued an address to his constitu.
cnts, formally Withdrawing his name as q candidate
for the F0rty-second Congress. He SAYS -
i have no doubt OF my nomination or success
am not, however, a believer in the idea that man
once elected to Office has the ownership of The
Office. All have right to aspire and
merit alone should decide the question of
choice. Seeing with regret the discussions which
have arisen IN some parts OF the STATE and feeling
publican party in october next am willing to sac
Tiflce, II need be, personal advancement. And as
there are some who wish to bestow their cOmpIi-
ments upon another, and as the question as to nv
admission, If elected, TO the next Congress Though
there Is no douot IN my minal might CONFUSE my
est enemies am, therefore, induced to withdraw
my name from the candidacy Tor the Forty-second
Congress-
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NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS.

Meeting of the National Labor Congress mt
Cincinnati - Small Number of Delegates
Present.
CINCINNATI, August 49, 1870.
The National Labor Congress convened at Arbeiter
Hall this morning. The meeting was called to order
by Mr. Trevellick, President OF the National Labor
Union. committee on credentials was appointed,
as foliows-Wm. Jesuit, OF New York; Charles
Mclean, OF Boston; Larkn McHugh, OF Cincinnati;
Mrs Cogswell. or Illinois, and Amos Sanford, OF
Kansas Little was done this morning besides call
Ing the list OF delegates.
The Labor Congress, during It's afternoon session.
heard partial report of the Committee on Creden-
tials. Mr.. Lane OF Massachusetts, objected to the
admission OF Mrs. Hathaway, OF Chicago on the
ground that she did not represent body comprised
In the call.
motion to refer Mrs. Hatheway's credentials TO
special committee was made. Finally she read
the constitution OF the society she representative
Workingwomen's Cooperative Bureau-and the Con-
gress adopted the report admitting her TO seat
Four women are in attendance. The whole num-
Der OF delegates Is seventythree which Is less than
was expected. long address by X. f. Trevelllc,
the president, was read by the cretary. Com.
mlttee on Platforms was appointed. 1t Is proposed
TO hold mass meeting at Saenger Hall on Thursday
night In the interest OF the labor movement.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Excitement Among the San Francisco Ger
mans-COntributiDu for the French Funds
Fires in tue Washington Territory Forests.
SAN FRANCISCO, August Is. 1870.
Frank Co.'s shoe factory was burned to-day.
The fire Is supposed 10 be the work Of ncendary.
They employed Chinese.
The widest enthusiasm prevailed among the Ger
mans here last night over the war news. The Ger
man sanitary fund reached $50, 900.
the French fund has reached over $4,000.
The California and Oregon Railroad has been
finished fifty miles north of Marysyille. and WIN
be completed to Tehama about the lst OF September
The survey OF the Oregon and California road has
been made 10 the state line and 1t has been graded
10 Salem.
Fires are raging in the woods In all parts Of
Washington territory. vast amount of timber has
been destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-16
DOMINION OF CANADA.

Burning Of Machine Shops In Qucbec-Loss
by the Fire sat 1T. Rocks.
QUEBEC, August 10, 1870.
A destructive fire occurred here yesterday morn
ing. The foundry and machine shops OF Mr.. Bissatt
were consumed, together with the residence OF Sect
d Sons. One hundred men are thrown out OF EN-.
ployment and large contracts for the Intercoonial
Railway will be delayed. The 10 So is S25 900; insur.
ance $4,000
At the last great fire at st. Rocks the value of
university property destroyed was over one hundred
and hfty-seyen thousand dollars.
The Roman Catholic Bishop Of Quebec is in a
dying condition.
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ENGLAND.
Accident, Science aud Punishment.

Accident, Science aud PunsIiment.
LONDON, August 10, 1870.
Two persons were killed and several injured by
boiler explosion In brick yard near Leicester On
Saturday.
Sir Samuel Baker, tho explorer OF the Nile. Is
stated to have been at Tenfket the 18th Of June.
man named Radcliffe was hanged in the Dor
chester jail to-day for killing warden.
The Bishop Of Honolulu has resigned. No ap-
pointment to I'LL the vacancy Will be made
In the Thames regatta to-day Sadler won the
champion SOULS.
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PRESIDENT GRANT.

The fresiaenps Views ON New York Poll
ucs-Depnrture Of the President for tho East
aud MIR. Seward for California.
CHICAGO, August Is, 1870.
PRESIDENT Grants attention having been called to
despatch from New York In this mornings Chi.
cago tribune stating that it was understood IN re-
publican CIRCLES that he opposes the nomination OF
Mr.. Greeley for Governor of New York, he pro-
nounces 1t utterly untrue. On the contrary. he ex-
presses himself quite favorable to Mr.. Gree
ley's nomination. and thinks that no candidate
Can be put In the field who get votes against
Jonn I. HOFFMAN than Horace Greeley.
President Grant left here this afternoon at five
O'Clock for the East wa Cleveland.
Governor Seward left for San Francisco this
morning.
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OHIO.

Meeting of the American Normal School As
sociatiOn at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND August Is, 1870.
The American Normal School Association CON-
menced Its sixth annual meeting here this morn
ing.
Professor W II. Phelps Principal ofthe State Normal
School OF Winona, MIMI, read an elaborate essay
on the course OF study for normal schools. This
essay was the report Of the committee appointed
for the purpose at the last meeting. After reading
the report discussion on it ensued.
The morning session was largely attended; about
two hundred members Of the association we're pre-.
sent.
In the afternoon the discussion OF the report was
continued.
In the evening Mr. J. l.. Pickard, superintendent
OF che Chicago schools delivered an address on the
human bOdy-a study Tor teachers.
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COLORADO.

The Kansas Pacific Railroad Completed to
Denver-Rapid Work mt Track Laying.
DENVER, August Is, 1870.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad was completed to
Denver this morning. The gap was ten and one
quarter miles. Gag was placed midway and the
building parties worked from the east and west.
The former under e. Weed. and the latter, under
Major L. A. Eicnoltz, made race for the flag The
Weed party won completing their five and one
eighth miles at hai-past twelve The last rail was
laid at half-past two O'Clock this afternoon,
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SHOCKING RAILROAD ACClnENT AT ORANGE.

Yesterday forenoon, shortly after nine O'Clock, at
Brick Church station, Orange, on the line of the
Morris and Essex Railroad, servant woman in the
employ OF Mr.. r. G. Mitchell was struck by the loco
motive OF the haipast eight O'Clock train from the
metropolis ana killed almost Instantly. passoook
In q basket with her was found, which bore the
name Of Mr.. Mitchell. The poor creatures skull
was fractured and her right leg aad foot fearfuy
mutilated. The body was removed to the dead
house at orange and the county physician rs Wen
as Mr.. Mitchell, notified. The unfortunate woman
was thoughtlessiy walking along the track wheu
Killed
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LONG BRANCH.

Departure Of Secretary BeIknap-Expected
Return OF the Prosideut-Camp Ground or
the Ninth Regiment.
President Grant Is expected to return here to-
morrow.
LON0 BRANCH, August IL. 1870.
Secretary Belknap left this evening for the West.
Camping utensils are arriving for the Ninth regl-
ment, which will 60 into camp for ten days on the
grounds adjoining tho Continental Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-16
CUBA.

Fifteen Thousand Spanish Troops to End the
InsurrectiOn.
HAVANA, August IS, 1870.
The Spanish Colonial Minister telegraphs Captain
General DE Rodas that If the insurrecton Is not sup
pressed by the LIST OF September he Will SEND 5000
more Spanish troops to Cuba.
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cry POLITICS.
The Young Democracy Orr

The Young Democracy Organizing.
large meeting OF the James O'Brien Association
of the Fourth ward was held last evening at No. 10
Roosevelt street. David S. Fenton presided. John
Welsh was elected recording secretary OF the club.
letter from the Eighteenth Ward James O'B,ien
Association was read, congratuating the Fourth
ward cluu on It's prosperity. The club was but re.
Gently formed but The increase IN It's numbers has
been such that II was announced last night that a
large room would be engaged In the neiphborhood
for future meetings.
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FRANCE.
King Victor Emanue, to Napoleon.

King Victor Emanuel to Napoleon.
PARIS, August 15, 1870.
The Gaulofs reports that Victor Emanuel wrote
long letter to Napoleon, sayng:-'T gave you my
word and am ready to keep 1t; but must tell you,
should leave Italy. 1 may never re-enter it," The
Gdulots adds that the Emperor released the King
from his promise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-16

bic 10 expect ta the race win be fair test ~ ina
speed ana capacity OF the vessels. The Cambria will
nave choice or position, aud II certain that the
same courtesy which has been shown her since her
advent In this country viii be extended on the day
give her fair play ana the very best possible chances
10 DISPLAY her qualities. Nothing, then Will be left
undone TO render the arrangements Tor the contest
complete In every respect
THE PROGRAMME
for the continuation OF the cruise has not yet been
aenntey Settled but 1t L. generally understood That
the squadron will proceed TO New Bedford on We'd
nesday or, at latest, on Thursday morning. Should
tion viii DO given from the yachts on the follow
ing uay u ID probable that race for cup VIII take
pace, .ne distance to be about twenty miles 20
doubtless proceed TO Holiness Hole. There Is gen.
eTa desire on the part OF the yachtmen to 20 from
corded brilliant reception and It would have the
erect OF imparting novelty to the cruise, as the
some the w over year aer year.
would be highly desirable 10 proceed along the coast
OF Maine Ia any case Is understood that the eet
on lib return. VIII anchor at Narraganset whore the
yachtmen will be entertained at q cambake. Alto
gether the prospects are exceedingly bright for the
cruise promises to be the most brilian ever held
under the auspices Of the New York Yacht club.
The Dead to Windward Race ut Newport
Six 6chooners Competing for the Prixe-A
Splendid Run-The Idlor First to Round the
BuOy-The Tidal Wave, Idler aud Madeline
Close Together ON Reaching tho Homo
Aine-1h0 OFFICIAL limo ana Dec1s10n To DC
Given To. Day-An tho Fleet Now at New
London-Tho Contest for MIR. Ashbury's Cup
70 Take Place To-day.
NEWPORT, II. l., August Is. 1870.
race for schooner yachts came or this afternoon
There were SIX entries, and the prize cup sub
scrbed for by the owners OF the competing yachts.
The course was from line between Fort Adams
ana the Dumping to the buoy OF the north end OF
BLOCK Island flying start. The weather was at first
favorable but the prospect OF calm deferred sew
eral yachts from participating. Contrary to expec-
tatlon, however, the wind sprung up half an hour
after the start, and splendid breeze to wlndward
was the result. The distance direct was about
forty-ave miles, but more ground was gone over.
and, under all the circumstances the capacities OF
the competitors were well tested, while fine OPP
portunity was afforded for their display OF good
seamanship. AT times the wind was very light, but
the stretch to the buoy gave all a capital chance,
good southwest breeze giving considerable impetus
TO their speed.
THE START.
Twelve O'Clock was the hour appointed for the
start which, however did not take place till hour
later as the contestants did not arrive at the stake
boat till darkness had set In. was the race was
very close, as VIII be seen by comparison OF the
time. The following schooner yachts entered:-
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TURKEY.


Change of Cabinet-The New Ministry.
CONSTANTINoPLE, August a.
VIA PARIS, August l5, 1870.
The following changes are announced in the
Turkish Ministry :-Mustapha FAIL Pacha, Presi.
dent of the Council of State, Is named Minister of
Finance; Sadyk Pacha Is named Intendent OF the
Properties OF the Church; Edheim Pacha becomes
Minister OF Justice; and Haicar Efendi Project of
Constantinople; Hall Bey Is appointed Ambassa-
dor to Vienna, and Rustem Bey Ambassador to st.
Petersburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Adam Berger employed In putting on tin roofs.
while repairing leader yesterday at No. 227 East
Broadway, fell from second story window and
fractured both ankles. He was attended by DIR. Sa-
vitte and sent to Bellevue Hospital! Berger resides
OF 1856 Eldrldge street.
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.

The New York Submarine Company have brought
o suit In the United States District Court against
Charles II. Marshall Charles Lamson and Luther b.
Wyman, TO recover 1874, 900 salvage which the com,
pany claim Is due them for saving the shlp Isaac
Webb In N0yember last
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little girl, five years DID, named lmogene Solder
berry, last evening fell in front OF an Eighth avenue
car, which ran her. She was only slightly in
Jured in one OF her limbs and was taken home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-16

Jacob Margautuler, residing at AIS Fifth street,
was assaulted In the vicinity OF his home last even
ing by several unknown men and was badly injured.
He was taken home by the police.
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Fnrragut Remembered in Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE. August 10, 1870.
In this city the flags are displayed at nalf mast IL
memory OF Admiral Farragut.
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Electricity, for the Care of Discrse,, App,s,ty
by Dr. CHAMBERLAIN, No. West Fourteenth street
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Congress, Emp,rc aud Columbian Sprinrr
Waters sold bottles only. General depot for these aud
other natural Mineral Waters ~ Chambers street. uear
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Farragut Remembered at this Seaside.
LONG BRANOH August 49, 1870
The 1ags OF the Metropolitan, Continental, Man
sion and West End hotels were displayed at half
mast to-day in respect to the memory OF the Iato
Admiral Farragut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-16

Bachelors Hair Dyc-Tho Best Id tho
world. The only perfect dye; harmless, rcabs irsana-
Facto ~ is Bond street.
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CrisfadorO,s Uarivaifed Hair Dye.--Sold
and a, his wig scalp factory, No Aston House