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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
KEY WEST, Fla, March %,

KEY WEST, Fla, March %, 1872.
Later dates from Cuba bring the following
The insurgents, under the command Of President
Cespedes, attacked the town OF Sagua de Tahamo
on the 5th inst, ana by feint succeeded in draw.
ing of the garrison. While the Spanish troops
were pursuing Cespedes' body another force OF In.
surgents entered the town by different route and
sacked the place. The movements OF the insur.
gents were successful.
A small soop which was conveying ammunition
to the insurgent forces. was scuried near Guanta-
namo to prevent her capture by the Spaniards The
captain and crew escaped and landed safely In
Jsmaica.
large sum Of money has been forwarded by
Cuban sympathizers in Porto Rico to the Cuban
Junta In New York.
The landing Of Carlos Garcia on the Island Of Cuba
Is considered certain.
The course pursued by the EspaId newspaper IS
the cause OF dlssenslon among the Spaniards Of
Havana,
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA KU KLUx CASES.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1872

WASHINGTON, March ~, 1872.
The Supreme Court took up today case No. 10
origin e1 parte 4. Jefferson Greer. This Is one OF
the south Carolina cases, under the Enforcement
act OF May, 1870; and Messrs Stanbery and John
fSe law before he Court in the O" case Of
Avery and Others uton certificate OF
division In respect OF questions raised on
corpus ana certiorari, to bring up this case ior
review, the Court below having refused to dlscnarac
the petitioner on o writ OF habeas corpus. Aller
some conversation between the Court ana couhsci
the matter was taken under advisenenI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23

II an article is not intrinscay good may cphe
era popularity nothing may 20 up like the rocket
down ike the stick. ESPENSCHElD'S HATS
have, M the public Know been bscomlng more popular
for the last quarter OF century His business
has doubled within twelve months and has been
PEELED enlarge his factory accommodate It, The infer
plain. His Hats Appreciated but never have
of his former sty elcited demand 80 continue u.s.
urgent and extensive that raging for his unrvaned
Spring style for 1872 1t the browning triumph. Ths
OF his establshment lib Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23
GERMANY.
Emperor William Completes His Seventy fifth
Year-Personal Congratulation and
Municipal Compliment.
1llEesAn 10 rut HfW rp,k HERALD.

BERLIN, March %, 1872
The Emperor william to-day completed the
seventy-n year OF his age. There was no formal
Court celebration Of the day, but the Emperor
received large number Of persons, who presented
their congratulations.
The city was decorated during the day, ana is
brilliantly Illuminated tonight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23
1ElttHiM To TIE NEW YORK HESALn

CALCUTTA, March %, 1872
General Brownlow, in command OF detachment
of the Loosha expedition, teegraphs under date OF
the 18th inst. All the Southern Howlongs aud IF
teen chiefs have submitted. and many captives have
been released. Twenty villages were destroyed.
Our task Is accomplished.
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LATEST FROM TIE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PrTrsBURG, Pa, March %, IS

PrrTsBURG, Pa, March %, 1872.
The name OF the man killed In tue railroad acct.
dent this morning was Isaac Josephs. not Jacobs.
The lady was Miss Amandy Hartman, OF Chicago.
instead OF Baltimore. Among the seriously wounded
were Mayor CalOw, Guy NJ Irwin AMI DR.. Patter-
son; none OF these fatally All the wounded arrived
this terno0n and are being cared for at the linton
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INDIAN oUTRAeBs ON FBRDERs.
Pour LARAMIE March

Fort LARAMIE March Il, 1877
Two berders from Three Mil rancho were attacked
nv marty Of Cneyennes this afternoon. One In
d,or was wounded IN the melee and one horse was
rmed. the Indians took two horses party lol-
lowed them recovered the horses ana captured one
out n Marty OF renegade Cheycnne5 and sioux. IL
"a reported that one Of the Indians said they were
the party tnat Kiied Powell. rs not apptehehuso
that tnere Will be any serious Trouble /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23
THE JAPANESE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March %, 1877
The members OF the Japanese Embassy are daily
adding to their stock OF Information regarding the
workshops OF this city. Tonight AZ a late hoEr,
they visited the Ledger establishment, and. after
visiting the stcreOtyping process they descended to
the pressrOOm, anu, from an elevated platform.
erected for the purpose, witnessed the working VI
the press In striking of the nsst side Of the paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23

DOrt0riug the Hair.-Let Empiric Pres
scribe your hair Its and diseases have COM
mon origin be cured by sovereign remedy
PHALON'E HAIR INvIGORATOR This is yerhed by forty
years experience Whether the hair weak harsh prone
10 fall out clogged scruf, II
becomes vaze elastic thick and healthy under the opera
ton Of the Invgorator Sold by all Druggists.
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THE DEATH OF "ROsA.p

CINCINNATI, OHIO, March %, 1872.
At noon to-day James @. DAVIS shot and killed
his wife, at the Metropolitan Hotel the weapon Is
pistol He declares that the shooting was acct
dental Mrs. Davis wasa circus performer, and was
known o. "Rosa,u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23

N,o,her,. Mothers, Nlothers.-Don,t Fall to
ur,s Mrs. WfNsLUw'3 SOOTHING SYRUP for all de
iociJent TO the period of teethng In children
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l,octwres by Eminent Physicisns-On Mcs-
a., "a ph Incapacy and Nervous Debility. sent freq
CiiNToN MEDICAL INSTITUTE HH East Fifteenth 81
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Barry yu Bnrry's Revalenta Arabica Food,
Invais The nutrittvs preparation offered
the public REvALENTA CHOCOLATE most delightful
beverage JOHN +. HENRY, Agent.
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A.-Burlke's Spring style Gcntlenen's DresA
Hats ready at popular prices BURKE,
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THE CUBAN RESURRECTION.

Reported Success Of the Insurgents Commanded
by President Cespedes-The Landing Of
Carlos Garcia Communicable.
ssnsions in Havana.
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A.-"I Know not What YOu and Other
you" says Cass htnk OF hia e but for single SELF
hinkf that the best HAT sold this city Is KNOx'S.
2l2 Broadway.
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INDIA.

British Accomplishment Of tbs Triumph Over
tho Loo,heis
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DIR. Jeync's ExpcctOrant Il Both q Palliu.
tive and curative all Lung Complaints Bronchitis &c
standard remedy for Coughs and Colds and needs only
trial O Its worth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23

Tho Revolutionary Version Of the Battle ~
Zacntecas- Trcachery Of a Corps OF Runa-
Gates-The Rev0lu ionists Oncc Moro ON eEe
Observation-Disclosures OF Juarez's birthday.
MATAMoRos. March o. 1872.
The revolutionary committee OF Tamaulipas Is
sued bulletin to-day announcing the recent oiclaI
report or engagements near Zacatecas TO the l4th
Inst. President Juarez's forces took Zacatecas
on the 9th inst through the treachery OF
o corps OF prisoners taken at waapulga.
who Joined the revolutontsts and were
holding the Mountain OF Tabufo. near Zacato ;
cas-, and surrendered 1t to Rocha without resistance
After the defeat the revolul0nists under Donata
Guerra they retired in good order 10 Fresnillo.
where on the l4th inst, they repulsed column OF
troops which Rocna had sent after them, and cap
tured twenty pieces OF artillery THIS enabled inc
revolutiOnists to be again the offensive, and they
now confront General R0cna with o force equal TO
that of the Juarlsts.
To-day beng the anniversary OF the birth OF
President Juarez salutes were fired and troops
paraded In honor OF the event.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23
Furniture Coverings
New Styles for spring. 1872.
@. L. kelly & Co., Ia and 10 Broadway.

For Moth Patches, Frccl<Ies and Tan Use
PERRYS MOTH AND FRECkLE LOTION, the we'll known.
the face Depot ~ Bond ST. New YORK Sold ~ ali drug
ola
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Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cnshed and In
''"-- JOSEPH BATES, 1874 Broadway. room
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Burnett,s Exlrncts are Highly Concent

Bachelors Hair Dye The Best In thu
world the only perfect dye harmless reliable ns
GUS At all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23

dRovER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE CONPANY
have removed to
1855 and 788 Broadway, corner OF Tenth tree1
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HEAVY SNOW IN TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, March %, 1872.
The heaviest snow Of the season fell this morning.
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At HitcLrOrlx's 430 Third Avenme.-Housea>
Lots and Farms, bought sold and exchanged Lots SIC
mon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23

using HAZARD CAswELL's COD LIVER OIL.
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Happy Relief for Young Mem.-NcrvOws De.
by by mebods Remarkable reports sent FREQ
Address, HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION.
Phlad0unia. Pa.
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A-FOr Light and stylish Hat Go q
LEAIIY, manufacturer, las Fulton street.
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A,-EOr n Stylish md Elegant SRrlng Hat
call on DOUGAN, 100 Nassau corner Of Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23

Formnn's Spring style OF Hats, for Gentic-
and boys, exhibition. Bal Fourth avenue,
between Twenty fifth aud Twentysixt streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23

Royal Havana Lottery.
Circulars and information Furnished by
Post Office boz $40 H. OIEGAs ID WauNrees-
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A.-Herrina's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray I!rssk
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Dnuid's spring style of Gcntlemou's Hats
Salesroom 29),s Broadway, near Duane street.
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A.-Stylish spring Overcoats,
WOOD wARIN0. ca Bowery.
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The Destroyer

Came down like q wolf on the snld,
And millions OF bedbugs IN agony rolled;
Aud reaches lay tnick a. the sands OF the sca,
For all KNOWLES rivais aye hddle-de-dee
KNOWLES lNsEUT DESTROYER Depot, No. Sixth
avenue =
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Prizes casbed and furnished the highest
pa,d Tor Douboons of Gold and Silver Govern
,pnent securlties Sc., &C. TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers
~ IL W all street, New York.
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PORTUGAL.
The United States Flag OFF Madeira.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON. March %, 1872.
The United States steamer Congress was at
Madeira ON March H.
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500 Observation-Disclosures In Hats for Men
aud Special Notice -0eptlcens Dress hass retail
| n 4 WhnlessIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-23

Unauc1 tionnbly the Best Remedy In the
world Tor emae weakness, QkAEfENBERG MARSHALLa
uTERp,E CATHOLIUUN, Sold by all druggists.
0RAEFENBERG COMPANY, 139 William street.
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+ Z A N O e ..
Englands Ultimatum on the Proposed MOdif-
cation Of the Customs Tariff.
Lord Lyons Announcement to President Thisrs-
Reported Arrest Of Distinguished
Bonspartist
,tlfeaAss 70 TIVE NEW vuax uEsALh

PARIS, March a. 1877.
Lord Lyons. the British Ambassador to France
has notified His Excellency president Theirs tnat
England cannot modify her custom duties on the
commodities Of France imported during the year
the commercial treaty between the two nations
remains In force.
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GeutIepseu's Dress Hats, Seven Dollars.
rs, - WARNOCK 4 Co, SIG Broadway.
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THE war IN MEXICO.
Herald Special Report from
MatamOrOs.
TrevinO's Financial Operation and Rob
berry Of an American Citizen.
Another Account Of the BattIeeof
Zaoateoas..
1flEsaAms 10 TINE NEW .Yum maAlu.

The HERALD correspondent In MatamorUW
has furnished us the following special
despatch -
MArAMoRos, Mexico, March %,
Via BROWNSVILLE, Texas, March %, 1872.
The revolutionary General Trevino, with aur
escort, has arrived at Saltillo, where he levied
q prestamo Forced loan) of 100000. He has
also directed the authorities Of Monterey to
raise $50, 600 for revolutionary purposes. An
American citizen named LangstrOf refused to
pay. His store was broken open, his goods
sold and the proceeds appropriated.
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VgIanc0 ABaIhst tue bOhnphrtstss
PARIS, March %, 1872.
It is reported, on English authority, that the
Prince-Count Murat, who Is attached TO the house.
hold OF the exEmperor Napoleon, while en- route
from England to France, arrested at Calais and
compelled to return.
THE STOCK OF BULLION.
The specie In the Bank OF France has Increased
1000 900 francs during the past week.
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AN AEucus AvusASoE " smo nVEesu Outts
for an Expedition to Externiuate the
Swamp Ansels-His Opioion Of "Big
Things."
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEsALp:-
like the HERALD; like all i.big things" even
70 30 far as TO like "big job" when well set up
and curried through with shrewdness and vim, for
1t shows spirit and enterprise, and every American
snative and to the manner born" likes enterprise,
vim, push, overwhelming success In the face Of OBJ
stacles and opposition, and that's the reason Ike
the grand old HERALD, the newspaper Of the world
No use talking, In the language Of the boys, "Shes
bully"
liked Jim Fisk for his indomitable, enterprisiu0
spirit and loved him FOR his nobler self, and
although did not know him personally. shed o
tear over hts untimely death.
But all this has nothing to do with what started
to say. am great newspaper reader; read &C
least SIX New York dales every day. and very often
alter reading through Two Or three and Ending
absolutely nothing cannot help sayng-"Damn It,
where's the HERALD And wnen the 'Old standbyu
Is handed me settle myself for my daily rations Of
news, winch know cannot get anywhere else.
Well, guess had better come 10 the point
see there lie very great probability that one OF
the HERALD correspondents mas been captured Dy the
| Lowerya Now, 1t occurs to me that IT would be
s'biQ thlngv for the HERALD to organize an exped-
ton for the purpose Of cleaning out the who,e
merest bagatee compared with the Livingstone
bustness which really the "biRRest thing" In the
way Of private enterprise the world has ever seen.
| NOW don't you think 1t would he Just the thing lor
those swamp devils by George, 4 would be 700
| good and TO near people say, "Weil. that HERALD
| does beat the DEVIL, Yours, very respectfully,
'' '' ~ WV - CONSTANT HRtALl READER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-26
The Geneva Tribunal.

New York, Aug 90 A special from
Geneva August 25th says: The business of
the Beard Of Arbitration is drawing to close
and the work OF counsel is practically done, all
the arguments aving been submitted. The
work now being done is actually in the hands of
accountants. who are calculating the exact
amount of damages occasioned by each cruiser.
When this is completed the Arbitrators will
render their decision, first, whether England
is responsible for each cruiser, and, second, be-
ing responsible, as to what sum she should pay.
There is an earnest contest regarding the
Shenandoah, soinc feeling being shown ny the
English in relation to the pcrtinacity Of the
Americans in pressing the case and asking
damages for the destruction Of whaling ships.
Some Of the scenes before the Court were
exciting. The Georgia case has been practically
abandoned \ decision is expected within two
weeks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-26
John 'ESTEN COOKIES NEW BOOK
y Received and for sale at
STPEET


y FRENCHS, NO. % KING STREET.
DOCTOR VANDYKE, by John Estcn Cooke,
author of Starry of Eagles Nest, Virginia Com
edians etc; vol: vo. Sl3
AT THE ALTAR, from the German of E.
" SoT P&ETrY BUT PRECIOUS, and 9TH
er short stories, BY Harriet Prescott spo1ford
and others SOC. ~
bound, the best Juvenile book of the season
THE ECCLESIASTICAL PALITY OF
THE NEW TESTAMENT, q study for the
present crisis in the Church of England, by Rev
u. A. Jacob ID. 50.
Just received a large assortment of ENGLISH
BIBLES. and PRAYER BOOKS, new and
beautiful styles; Prayer Book and Hymnal IN
sets, Morocco case; large lot of cheap Family
Bibles, with and without clasps.
A fine lot Of LT,SAICh ELS for shopping
and travelling They are in Grained Leather,
Russia and Turkey Morocco
Ladies and Gents Pocket Books and Card
Cases y great variety OF stylss,in French Gait,
Russia and Turkey Morocco.
Another lot just received Of that remarkably
CHEAP PAPER, five quires, for 25c. Mail d
to any part of the country 'on receipt OF 3Oc-
The chcape.t paper in the country. ,,
An the New Books, Magazines, Reviews,
Daily and Weekly Papers, received as soon SIS
nubli shed. [aug 26l 6 E. FRENCH.
GOV LOST-FIVED DOLLARS REWARD
l J will be paid for the return OR information
Not will lead to the recovery Of a large BRlN-
DIE COW. with a white face and horns setting
ont aansre from the head hole in one horn and
brass tack in the other. She has been missing
since last Thursday morning. o,,,c
''''00 ALEXANDER DOUGLAS,
,uo nG-atx Wilkes street
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From New York.

New YORK, Aug. 26.--Two men named
lIaggerty and Sullivan fought yesterday over
a quarrel between their children and llaggerty
struck Sullivan on the head with a bottle, irac-
turing his skull 50 that he cannot recover.
IIaggerty has notsvet been arrested
Alderman Mchullcn who holds the Mace
O'Baldwin stakes, says that they shall not be
given up until the fight takes place
Arthur Stevenson, who started from Glou
cesrer, Mass, to row to this city in a wherry,
reached here safely, last Thursday evening at
clock He had to lie four days wind bound
on the passage and in rounding Cape Cod,
rowed st hours consccutivr y
A fire broke out at 10 clock this a. N. in
the u. S. bonded warehouse No. $, Washing
ton street. Dense smoke is rolling out. y
second alarm has been sounded, and additional
engines are now on the ground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-26

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25-James Daugher-
ty, who was connected with Mara in the at
tempted assassination Of revenue detective
Brooks three years ago. and who was pardoued
few months ago by the Governor, was stab
bed to night in the stomach producing a terri
be cash, by gang with whom he had an
alteration early in the evening. The physl-
can pronounces his case hopeless.
PHILADELPHIA, Ang. 26 James Daughter
ty died this morning at six clock FROM the
wound inflicted at his door step by James
Kane, who with five others assaulted him for
something said about the Moyamepsing Hose
Company and the old FireDepartment Daugh-
erty was convicted along with Mara for the at
tempted assassination Of Revenue Detective
Brooks, and pardoned the same time by the
governor. Daugherty refused to make any
disclosures about his assailant thnug Oh con
scous of his injury being fatal. Kane was
Identified by witness and arrested.
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Local SicYItieS.

a picture dealer in this place says the hard,
est work he has to do Is to frame excuses.
The WASHINGTON fcrryboats were crowded on
nearly ali their trips yesterday.
A tournament will be held near Ceutrevic
on Friday next
Reed and black birds are now killed IN large
numbers in the sWampS and marshes ucar this
city.
The successful Knight at the Plscaaway
tournament on Thursday last, was Mr. Dodson,
OF Charles county, Md.
Surveys and estimates of the cost OF grading
Franklin street, from the river 10 Henry street,
are being made.
A boy named Pat Dufcy, while sailing off
F:shtowu yesterday evening, was capslzed, but
cluug on to the boat until he was rescued.
MIR. J. H. Gilmer left here this morning for
Warrenton where he and Col. Mosby were to
have made Grant speeches to-day.
Seven cases of violation of the Sunday law
were reported this morning, and viii be ex-
amined in day or TWO.
A colored bush meeting, which has been
in progress at Gum Spring, across Hunting
Creek, since Wednesday, closed last night
The Washington Masonic Choir passed
through here on Saturday evening last on their
return from a visit to the White Sulphur
Springs.
Francis Pinkucy, a co1orcd man employed in
cleaning the streets, lost valuable horse last
Saturday night-the second one he has lost
during the past few days.
Some excitement was created in Market last
Saturday night by the explosion of a large tin
oil laup in the stall of Messrs Watkins Il
Gheen.
The farm occupied by Thomas Javius, in
Fairfax county, near this city, was sold at
West End by auction on Saturday last tor
$55. SIS per acre to the wife Of Mr.. Javins.
Phoenix Hall was robbed last week of six
settecs and dozen chairs by an unknown man
who sold his plumber to a second hand furnl-
ture dealer, who restored them when the theft
was discovered.
An unknown man wearing a soiled summer
coat, stole two coats and a shawl from the resi-
dence of Mr.. Field, on Patrick street, between
King and Cameron, about three clock yester-
day evening.
AS several arrests of Pohickers have lately
been made by the police for fighting in the
western part Of the city, those people when
they have drank enough liquor to put them IN
fighting trim, now cross the Corporation line
at Hotf' 5 Run and maui. gouge and bite each
other with impunity.
AN ounce of preventive is worth a pound of
cure. TO prevent chill and fever, take Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
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The Markets.

New York, Aug. 26-Stock< strong Gold
heavy at l24. Money firm at 3. Va. sxe> 81 |.
Flour steady. Wheat a shade firmer. Corn
quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE, Aug. oG.-Va. skies old, 81;
do. consolidated 5us; do. registered Is: peel
crs Is bid Cotton quiet low mdiliugs 2oia2l
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady;
choice white l75alSO; red Western l4jal55.
Corn-white Southern 6S; yellow do. firm at
62aG4; mixed Western dull at 6OaGl, Oats
firm; Southern 3ya4l; Western 40. Rye firm
or at IS.