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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-20

sroBes @las 8b:sfep, trat aui beu3eusen au
unb fIiferte linn ms Chr: sd babe ben
D. s. eriboKen unb tpiirbe es nit
@ersniisen nod einnal tbun." gbomas
ruar ausenideinlid betrurfen.
9amit ibloB bas8erb0r BET Staatsseusen,
nnb bas Der Gntlaitunss5eugen purbe beson,
men.
@efesentlid bes .3eugniHes bon abrabam
anmdlteu, unb Der @eridtsbof uertaste iib
barauf.
Sic getru ssanf1aseg esen s 0.
iepb q. Tbo m a 8. = Die ~l1eueifen Gnts
biilnnsen 9ehen babin, baB porgeiteru Mah.
mittas Der Ser. CT .<@ebilfsmarihaa 81. s.
Greager bic @elblpinbe i'm GtabliHement Der
50. Ghomas & Comp. ge6ffnet uno ale ba<
rim befinbliden Wertb- unb anberen Bapierei
iaiirt bat. @leih5etlig murbe Gin 3ettel nit
Der Gufidrift an bic Ebiire seidlasen, baB
Wiemanb i3utrttt sn benz @ebdnSe babe. lin.
teraeifnet mar Der i3et!el bon 6. q. @olos.
borough, Ser. ct. sWaribaG. Ebomas be.
finbet if mittlermeile in benz @efdngnifie
urb bat Quarter in benz i3immer bes
ThomaS @ooorih erhalten. Gorqeftern
Abenb bate Der gngeflaate cine lanae nnters
ttuuItH lutt ICluSlI <uUUluLCL HIus &BuUluo
(6irma Maais & Gbomas). Sur feline
ilddfen 8srpanbten uno Greunoe tperten su,
gclafeu. Tbomas ertldrt, er iei unidulois
bes Behring'S, f0une alien ieinen 8erbinolld>
feiten begesnen unb bebiirfe MIR .3eit, un1
oolfommen 9eredt ferti9t ba3uffeben.
Sdon mieber 6 iner!-D berf Daa
bio 8. Stanton, 8uubesfeuer : Collector fiir
BEN 5. Difrift bon Marblanb, tpuroe porge.
tern uerbaftet unter Der NHtlage, Regieruu9ss
gsloer interihlagen III baben. Der Betrag
1T nod nift fefgeiellt, aqeiu maj, pernimnt,
oaB eS lld9 Y n etipa SIS. O0O-s2O, 900 bau-
oelI. Dts Serbattun9 erfolgte auf Yeranlai.
Iang peg SuperoilorS Sutton, Der @tanton's
Tu9er patte unterludben lafen. Ser 4nae.
nuroe boz Snnoes.Gommifdr Gosers
aebraat, Der ihn unter s25 600 Biiroibaft
Der gsaFnsat bat Die i~Ofortise ab.- !
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-01-30
DIT a VS.
PERFECT PURGATIYE PILLS.

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purgc,regulate, purify cleanse ,ardstreneth.
en- Redway's Pills for the cure OF all disorders of
the Stomach, Liver, Towels, Kidneys, RIadier.
Nervous Diseasea, Headaches. Constipation, Cos
tiveuess. indigestion, Dyspepsia. BilIinuspess. Bill.
lous Fever, inflammation of the Bowels. PiIes, and
arrangements of the Internal Viscera Warranted
to eiiect a positive cure. Purely Vegetable. con-
90 Observe the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs:
in the Head. Acidltyn of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart.
burn, Disgust OF Food, Fullness or Weight i'm the
Stolnach. Sour EructatIcus. Sinking or FIurterinp
Al the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of the Head,
Hurried and Difficult BreathinE.
A few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
system from all the above named disorders. Price
rs csuts per Boz SOLD by DRUGGISTS.
etamp to RAILWAY K CO., No 81 Maiden Lane
New York. Information worth thousands will be-
rent soe' iuiy II Is7i-1y'
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Every year increases the popu-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepare
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
1T soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes all eruptions and
dandruf, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR-DREss1NG ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tons, and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
Md, State Assayer of Massachu-
sets, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality; and L consider it
the BEST PREPARATION for its
intended purposes"
Sold byau Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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0ETI0AL
DoeYou REAI.LY TnINKH pID2
BY CHARLES SWAIN

$500 49, - ZtE-Ek 49,
BY CHARLES SWAIN.
Twaited till the tsilight.
And. yet he did notscome:
Istrayed along the ~brook>side.
And slowly wandered home;
When who should come behind me,
But lin L would have child
< He said3he came to find me-
do you really thiuk he did?
He said, since last we parted,
! He'd Thought OF nausht SO sweet,
As of this very moment
The moment we shouli meet.
He showed me where, half shaded,
A crttlse home lay hid
he said tor me he made it
] wonders,f he did Z
lie said when first he saw nc
Life seemed at once divine
Each night he dreamt of angels, .
And every face was mine
Sometimes a voice j" sleeping,
Would oil his hope forbid;
And then he wskened weeping
10 v"n -ea'lv thfuk he did
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COACH MAEING
AND
Livery in Ci,arEcst0Wm.
'f>HH undersigned having entered into a Co, Part
L nership. under the rame and stvle of
STUMP 4 HAWKS,
VIII conduct tie business OF

L nership. under the rame and stvle of
STUMP Il w
Will conduct the business of
COACH MAKING n REPAIRING
In ali.its branches, guarantyine the sest workman.
snip and satlsfactory terms. Wei4tend 10 largely
increase the business and make to order, and a leo to
keel on hand for saIe CARRIAGES.
WA US and LIGHT WAGONS of the most
approved Patterns. and OF uurerior materials, and
warrant every article to be as recommended. We
st'ati have in our employ some OF the hands who.
Tor twenty years or more. were employed by Mai.
w. J.. Hawks and also have the beneft OF bis pres,
ence and advice, and j, will be the endeavo of the
new h'm to maintain the reputation of HAWKS,
COACH etc Old Carriages taken in eI.
chanee'"r ne work ON hand. constantly, Second-
haad work which will be disposed OF at moderate
T. gurcs.
In addition to the above. VIC purpose giving our
attention to a general LIVERY and
will keep good hurscs end vehicles of every descrip-
tion for the accommodation of the public
A. STUMP.
kug. =, 1SIl-AFe A. HAWKS
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E0" III" "1LI6GA11I0s
As our Remover in many cases
requires too. long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL 6 CO.,
NASHUA, NIL
AZ =. .HUn.
w. s. MASON, Cha r~iest0~p:
G. E. BELLER. Barper's Ferry;
Dr. RIP MAGRUDER, Shepherdssown.
August 9, lsf!-ly.
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lccsnai remedy Than any other. Those who hnve
not, know that { cures theirneighbors and friends;
anal all know that what it does once it does al.
slect OF IT'S composition. We have thousands upon
thousands ofcertiicateS of their remarkable cures
o. tho following complaints, but such cures ara
known in every ncigiiborilood, aud We need not
publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditions
~ ati climates; containing neither caloinel nor any
delctcrious drug, they may be taken with safety
by anyh3dy. Their si,gar-coating preserves them
ever fresh, and mascs them pleasant to take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
'1 .T,,s use eI IN any Gn3' ,n;
intern:! Tt9cera to purify the blood and stimulate
it into healthy artinn-removc the olstructions
the body, restoring their irregular action to health,
amt by correcting, wherever they exist, such lie.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
For ~IsyrurI,st.a or E,digesttcn, EiatIea.-
ss'1, H /. t, E"o :" an" 3D. LES. .is . or a pt,n.iss, they
sch, and restore its healthy tone and action.
toms, I.i,tous rfeaiachc, sick Head
achs., Bann,iicn or Green sichne.n, Bss.
be judiclOnSly taken for each case, to correct tho
diseased action or remove the distractions which
For H~syscntrry or H,iarrhcea, but ono
mild d9ss is generally required.
stac. fs.r. and E.osn., hey should be eon lhs
action OF the system. With such change those
conplh,nts disappear.
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of n drastic purge.
For suppression q large dose should be
taken rs it produces the desired effect by sym
Pathy.
As n Dinner PHI. tnEc one or two piIis to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels INTO healthy action, restores the appetite,
AMI invigNrates the system. Hence it is often ad.
TantaSe"uS where no serious arrangement exists.
one who feels ~tolcrably well, often finds that y
dose OF these I'iHs makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and rcnovating effect on
the digestive apparatus.
Ord c.. FER CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL MASS, q. S. n.
GEO.l I.ILIII n 4 q Agents,
Eharlcstown, ". Va.
C.E BEL Ell Agent,
IIhrner,s Ecrrv. IL Ya
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Il d u
PENNSYLVANIA C0LLEGE,
AT GETTYSBURG. Pa.

EAcULTY now .uii. consisting of reven Pro-
II i-ssors and two Tutors Instruction thorough,
adapted TO either Busin-ss or Professional lite.
The Apparatus .n : appliances have been greatly
increased. %sffurding the beet Advantage.
The PREpARArosy building has been Thoroughly
re indicted, giving the hest accuinin"d atoms for
tue comfort and health of students. The 8 perrin
tendent rssidea in the building and has constant
cnsrgc OF the punils.
Tine Lorafion il most healthy, with Railroad COM
Hunication' three times a day. Three I-rms each
year ,Tesm opened SEPT /; 2d begins Ianuar,
Expenses. rer wear. including board. fuel, light,
&c, about $500. For further infnrrustIon apply
.. NJ. VALENTINE, u. D.,
PRECEDENT,
Sum Preparatory Dcps.
Oct. 81. I~Tl-,f
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NOTICE..

es'7rx%nipieti sstesEtrIin- that IS
e%SSSA.. ha- gil n in this city. IA
eY.ieneed BY the repeated orders of SONS OF the fret
arues,.rs, induce us to direct especial aud rartic-
r=aiar attsi = e. , fsct<th.t by it's use you
6at ~" .'' ';'-" 6 1 ..-. or many
eoisenoa. NJ On <''fs n. "a .restnra-
,ron of the ""r "..' ,rowth of =, ~. y the
ereedy reno lot dr' RS 80 least spa-
rtb's ! inv - y .""v-,' i. s~.itively
sar-sstod to eontaie no poi.onou, substance ,aeither
load. Sulphur or silver.
liz perfect cleanliness. ia a reason not lightly t"
bee Lrrt-. ii will neither stain the sain or
siethes in ono scnt"nc-.i j iscx.clIy what has been
". hmu on: hi e,ai tor. sir that
nay 80. ussi W. o "a. Z ar that con are going to
ether 'nE,a ut the result .I ,nc U.s. Leaf prep.
ara,ions.
a. sitnpi, 'r"~sIrp fn the lair itLas also been
fsund to be une1cellcd.
/ tiers p,.session might be published by
tho &c 60 u m'N'n g the his CHEST terms.
BY ali means try.it,a az We are satisfied II will give
yes entire Satisfaction. Price 81 per bottle. Fur
sale by druggisis grn"rsiIv.
ARrHUR NATTAS.
Inventor and Proprietor.
Washington, DC
To wK"m sddress al orders
LIGHT & co.
KELLER. ann D,uggi.t- generally.
june IT 1871
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HOME INDUSTRY.

THE Undersigned having leased Tor n term of
years The Wroicn Fartnry ui Mr. g. Porter,
is n"w adding t"snd putin" the Iuarhirrty in fret
Enc wo,fen G,ohs. such as G4 Lins w. aud n wool
Ke,sevs, colnr-d ard whit. m%.srin" EtaurrIs.
T~e-d-, Cassim"rs. I;-.v-r C.o;hs aud Ov-rcua,-
iaRs, Bi ank-ts. Yarns. &c.
Having hat twenty ye'rs experience IN the hnei-
Hess. and wnrkrd at all its WARRIORS .irtni.s ne homes
by s.rict ai,r.tinr hrsir,s. ,t tn, v .u,srC his
eustomers, I" merit n liberal -!,ar 81 IA, lie favnr
H,r'AEt OIL
The h,shes, Baltimore prices paid + u""I in
Cash. A. AcC.
EHoE BITCH: III C PrRPosFs.- jus, received
e fresh i"t 1t sser. VS. MASON.
Saltprtr", common de-, PCprcr, very beet,
II Sat exc .dingiy low pri'cat
MASOH'S Drug Store.
- y7ISHISG ." go below ~ tho It al n. rrmbrr
IVY, next. ! innss u'g"ntlv r"Gue.t those K new ing
the 4 sc!ves to h" Indicated tr ne q 1nakc s.ttIr-
ment. wit SET Though r o amount. aud sin.
eer.ly hope all Will respond.
Nov. 81, 1871. w. s. MASON.
~ IGHTSfNG Knife shar reners and Spring Feb
II Hooks tor safe by
zAsInfy u.IS7I. las LAW HOOFE.
ea us erd Risd.e TER sell Nv
= Eay. hs|.1>7l. JAS Law I0OFF
SDARff>iSS, fxts ordinary H.rgain s a,r offered
III tofpucchs-erA t.r Casn tor any arr'tI" ii" my
HAD. Call AMI examine. L. DINkLE.
yntyti.IS7
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For ell the purposes Of . Ls1etivs

Perhaps no one medi.
cine 10 so universally
required by every
body rs a ~cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore SO universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, az
this mid but efficient
purgative Eiu. The
obvious reason is,
that it is II nor relia-
hla nud fnr mara af
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
~ "a

rI>HE lat Catalogue r.."~-ans ten,is &c of I'll
ST '.",- nj thi- Institution. i've dis inc' De-
rarune . - '"-trurti"n. with n uIi corps vi com
petent Profcssors.
The Ancient and Modern Languagcs; Mathe-
s,.tic'. tu'' "" .ir.',: Psychology, Ethics.
f"itic tro".'n Y. I-uEw Ri. IL rio. the Sciences,
&c..c ""iuiiy aud Thoroughly tnueht. acLicsl
Ghe,ni. and p rSict u, "a Ivy appropr ate
seni6gy.
A good Librar,. Extensive Cabinc,r of Mineral
ssy, G.Ol 'v""df ,'"'''i' - together With many
experiments in other dep.rtmcntso of Natural History
Fine Buiidings; beautiful and healthy location !:
good soclrty.
FALL TsRM begins Sept. 9Th. Winter. December
9th. Spring, March 10Th. commencement June
Boarding from 81 :" =, per week.
TurrIoS. from SIS To $2i per year.
Eerfurther partieulsre. Inquire of
ALEX. MARTIN
: - 49, Presincnt. .
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j. f. BRADY. BARBER.

AS removed TO tn" Basement OF tn" Sappire.on
Hotel whore SHAPING and H-4IR DIES
SING will hr conducted to the satisia, ton of his
CUSTOMERS. Call Down
''.a l"Et'wIr. August s. 1871.
~ ATtiIkS a Il J."eiry repaired ON the inost
~ rcasnuable terms. at J.. DINKLE'S
Augu't % Jewelry Store.
ENGEAvING neatly done by
II August u T.. DiSET.E
I'HT rr""v'd ard rapidly selling Felt lined
q G"m Ho":s at So 20 per pair
n" l2, l-7l. ! GOLDSMITH
Bronze, rosewood and Wal
Y; nut Fronts, beautiful designs and patterns-fcr
SAL low hF L.
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zCHARLEsT0WN FEMALE SEMINARY,

TIME next Annual Session eff ,hia Sc hnoI VI i'll corn.
u m"nce on MONDAY tho nth DAY OF
1EMBE NEXT at the r",,ns al Major Kcars!ey,
conner oi Maine and West streets.
Tn" course of instruction nm II, rec. tho usual
sranchrs IT rau"at"u taught IN ""r ecloc.is, in
cluding ais" Latin. F,en, h and Music.
Rtarding viii w: provided a nj terms and further
r. rtiruiats ~ ate know n IN sIullr. ten Ia the prin-
@sipat Charges in alI.casrs TO Is" rati nnc half in
sdsance. RORERT;F BROWN.
t'hnrir..own, Jeffereon county w. Va.
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kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary, and Womb diseaacs. Gravel, Dial etcs
Dropsy. ~stoppage of Water, Incon tinence Of Urine.
Bright's Disease, AlbunIinuria. end in all cases
where there are hrick-dust deposite, or the waite, i,
thick, cloudy. mixed. with substancenlike the white
Sof an egg, or threads like white silk, or there 10 q
morbid, dark, bilious appearance, and white bone.
dustdepoeits, and when there Is a picking. burning
sensation wh.ni'nssing water, and ain in the Small
of the Back and alnna the Inina
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Harper's Ferry. Oct. II. 1871
pso'S CURE FOR coNsUMpTroN Thts
nnaesa guarantest TO perform what il proposss. Il
u wen worth a trial. lobe had AZ = yfE76bs.
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dkO. T. Lit:tt1 i co.. Agents.,
An~ ." ls7l-Iv. CharIcatnwr. Jeff. c., W. yn
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(TkAI, eLeTHSweh have jus. reeeived a piece
ars,sls- KEARsLEY & sHEERER
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JAMES NJ. JOHsSTOI

ASiNS added some oI-ihs hnsst New No
I'LL ehinery TO the SbsDnopdaLe FACTORY. n.. 4,
wac IN the faIIeyef Virginia, is prepared, and wit
WOOLLEN GOODS.
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HOWE Machine Needles const.ntly On hnnd ana
.tfor safe. all sizes. by 4 pIsKrR
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7 NJ AND RE RICH BLOOD IN.
CREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT
CLEAR SKIN Nd BEA vi ON.
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or Rev. 3. SExrMAS,
>up Preparatory Dcps.
Oct. 81. 1~7l-,f.
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eucH ts
LINsEYs, PULLS DANDPLATp,
L0f s, GASsIMEkES AND THIYBs.
and with bis improved and superior f~ac,Iftie,
SATISFIED thai he will be able TO offer TO the publ
eqoaled by sny other establishment
a et baltimore Prices paid in cssb for WOOL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August s, 1872
Cotton nomnal; good ordinary, l9lsc zoe. net re-
ceipts 30 bales; stock, fO7.
Cotton nothing doing; middlings nominal net receipts
Q bales; gross, 6; stock, SS5
Cotton quiet and firm middngs, nominay i9c issc
net receipts II baes exports coastwse, 663; stock,
NEW ORLEANS. August g. 1872.
7a5s l'' net receipts 90 bales gross 'S stock
SAVANNAH August s. 1872
Da Gso sxp psaes sns sJe
i es sss isasy
% do uS at 81 end srn
e. sx SssS ssSsss 81 Sss s.
middiings $40 per ton Hishwines sSc Canal irelshs-
Mnssa S. S%sss = to the
S By Bushels whes % nssS
ssaes cats 3o DusheIs 1000 BUSHELS malt
tss' Ss os aS
feet lumber
w ES aiss dpn Ss q
s%$ ss%S s sH NS:ts Good ss$yn$ S
@ Pork quiet and At gig
Bulk meats il good demand Bacon in good demand
sss' e TO %hsa g
do oats 100 90 ryc 81 ~ bbs -four so
rye 1000 do. barley.
seEs ss$sss Canal as sp$sS.. oSSns
dc barley Do s 1855 ga" Sshs he's;
ss Ess ~ FIJI sS., sS's %s;sEs
ley malt unchanged. :.
Spirits urpenno r az to- ko c An 4n a5 for
crade py a PALE oS for T. r
dip, 81 Is virgin steady $500 ~ '''''"
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The money market showed more activity in con-
nection with the movements of the gold clique,
who bid up the price to per cent Offering coin as
the collateral, at which figure the market closed.
The bulk Of the days business, however, was and
lper cent. Discounts are dull, and prime paper is
quoted at to per cent Time loans are in de-
mand at per cent for sixty days.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE WAS QUIET
and heavy, the nominal rates, which had been
1925 1O9H for bankers 90 days. sterling and ITO
11oh for short sight, giving way during the day,
md the principal drawers working down their
rates to 1OaH and ITO. Paris exchange ranges from
525 to 526I for 90 days and $50 to SIX for short
sight.
THE STOCK MARKET WAS DULL
but rather flrmer in the afternoon, the principal
dealings being in Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, North
western and Lake Shore. Erie was inactive. There
Is much curiosity to learn how Mr. Drew stands in
relation to his short contract for $4,000 shares at
65, but the weight Of testimony seems to be that
he has not yet closed it,. 1t is rumored In con-
nection with proposals for a compromise, which
have been made of late by 'the parties OF the
second part" that he has been offered seat In the
Board of Direction as an induccment to settle.
Whether this is a tempting offer it is difficult to
judge at present; If accepted, 1t might prove an
other instance Of 'Daniel in the IONS den.n
THE EXTREME PRICES OF THE DAY.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
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4 BURGLAR CAPTURED,

On the night Of the 10th Of May last the liquor
saloon OF John W. Bowling, No. II Eighth avenue,
was entered by two young men named James
Cooney and John O'Brien, twenty years Of age re-
siding at $50 West Sixteenth street. Cooney was
arrested by Detective ONeill, of the Ninth precinct,
tried, and is at present serving out sentence OF
burglars succeeded in carrying Off 600 cigars belong
ing to Bowling, which were subsequently found Sc
creted In O'Brien's house, On Sunday afternoon
O'Brien was arrested by officer Keller, OF the Six
teenth precinct, on complaint Of Herman AsendorT,
Of III Eleventh avenue, charged with assault
and battery. He was arraigncd before
Justice Cox at Jefferson Market yesterday
morning and locked up In default of s40O ball to ap-
pear for trial. O'Neill learning this fact procured
the attendance of Bowling at the above Court when
a complaint OF burglary was preferred against
O'Brien. He denied the charge but was fully com
mitted for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-06
A DIsGRACEFUL SCENE.

| The Trouble Between Inspector Folk
and Chief Engineer Tom Nevins-Ex-
element Over the Anair-A Communi-
cation from the Owner of the Planning
MiIl-Charges Against the Chief of tho
Fire Department..
The trouble between Chief Engineer Tom Nevins
and Inspector John Folk, at the fire at Osborne
planning mill, corner OF Columbia and Baltic streets,
on Saturday night, has caused considerable CON-
ment. Those who know the Inspector are rather
surprised that he did not strike the Chief Engineer
when the latter put his hands on him. 1t is also
said that If he had struck the Chief
he would have been assailed by the
members OF the Fire Department In that event
there would have been conflict between the police
by the rough crowd OF spectators.
The Chief Engineer did not get to the fire until 1t
was well under control and then assailed the In
spector in language unfit for publication. Several
who heard him were OF the impression that he was
e pu ns @
In defence OF Mr.. Nevns' sobrlety, which explains
ITSELF
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
nil S o. o a nna O Of the
there appears e have been little d!hcgy between
s q, H With
desire eonrsdic the assertion and others saw Mr.
judgment
the %S Eass ri 1s Haa
been In any such condition would have noticed ID.
BY giving the above publication, which deem due TO
Mr. Nevins' you viii oblise yours respectfully,
Firm OF Samuel Osborncs Sons owners and propricors of
s. II. Planning and Saw MIL
Inspector Folk, thinking 1t would be better to
bring the matter before the Fire Commissioners
has prepared and forwarded the following charges
and specifications against the Chief
PATRICK CAMPnELL Esq, Chief of Police, City of Brook
DEAR srR-r would respectfully inform You that while
in the discharge OF my duties as Inspector Police
fire IN Columbia street. between Warren and Baltic
streets on the evening Of the ID inst was most grossly
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department of this city, and
without any cause or provocaton my part Therefore
forward charges against said Ncvns, with the request
that they be forwarded TO the Board OF Police and thence
to the Board OF Fire commissioners Very respectfully
BROOKLYN August ., 1872.
To the HONORABLE BOARD FIRE CoxNrssrosERs CRY
= GESrLKxEN-I hereby charge Thomas Nevns Chief
Engineer OF the Fire Department OF the city OF Brooklyn
with lntoxicaton and conduct unbecomng officer and
specfeaons --First-Thc said Thomas Ncvins was in
toxicated at the fire OF Osbornes MILL Columbia
Ing OF August 3, inst. Sccond-That the said Thomas
Nevlns did use profaHe and obscene language toward
John s. Folk Inspector OF Police, without provo
cation at the fire, to wit:You damned old foafcr
ana always have been You can 60 to he'll; VIII insult
men, Respectfully submitted, JOHN s. FOLK,
Inspector of Police City OF BROOKLYN.