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4 STREET CAR COMPANY MULcrrD
Ferocious Assault bv IA Drunken Passenger
he Handsomely Paid for.

A Fcr0cious Assault bv IA Drunken Passenger
tobe Handsomely Paid for.
In the Superior Court Mr.. Mortimer
Hendricks recovered a verdict yesterday
against the Sixth Avenue Railroad Com.
a'ny for $1,000 damages for injuries
Inflicted by drunken passenger in
street car. While Mr. Hendricks was riding
up town on the afternoon Of June 3, 1874, man
who was too drunk TO stand safely on the front
platform, and who was dirty and smeared with
blood, was taken into the car by the conductor,
at the drivers request, and led TO a seat. After
sitting there for few minutes, he suddenly
sprang upon MIR. Hendricks, who sat opposite
INN, and struck him SO violently i'm the face as
nose and mouth. He then Jumped on the car
ana went into a bar room. MIR. Hendricks fol-
lowed MN, and clapping a revolver to his head,
marched him on to a police station. Mr. f. j.
Ben appearo for the plaintih, and Mr. John e.
Burrell for the company.
Inc defence was that under the decision in
the case OF Putnam against the Second Avenue
hallroad Company, in watch damages were
claimed by Mrs. Putnam for her husbands muir
der by Foster, the company was not respons al bic
Tor Mr. lendricks's Injuries, since his assailant
had shown no disposition to be violent prior TO
his sudden outourst and the company was
therefore justirtd In taking him IN. On this
ground Mr. BrrTell moved 10 dismiss the COM
pidlnt, but tho Court decided that whether a
Iadns drunkenness Is OF such character as TO
render him unGt to be received In Car is ques
lon for the jury, and ~ the jury the Court
left il.
The conductor said that II he had followed
his own nclin.tions he would have elected the
man, but that no was afraid to do so. having
done that once before to another passenger un-
DER SIMILAR circumstances, and been threatened
with Tie loss oil his pl &c on account Of n. Since
ihe assault upon hr. Hendricks he has, In fact
LOST lis position for expelling a Troublesome
passenger.
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Real Esiate Market.

Transactions yesterday at tho Exchange COM
prlsei sales 6y:
Oliver Bryan. per order OF executors 20 close the
estate Of the late Henry A. Swan one four-sorv BRICK
house. with lot % feet hy hsf the block East Thirty.
aeNeni street, east OF Fifth avenue. s.lilOO.
rs H. W. seaman. reel 1surc, one nVc..,ory tcne.
ment, wtr lO', ehXlpO. size ~ columbia street
Us feet north of Delaney street, ei9 1870 ''
~ II. Muller q son, farcci usure, two lots each
D. sluih side OF FiiOurth street 75 feet west
OF ilrst avenue. 10000.
ny Geo. H. scott, foreclosure. one lot, 2ss1IO0
tonihcsst corner OF Madison avenue md Seycnt, IA
siresi tld1O and one lot cs.sx75. northwcst corner
o. vi olson avenue aud Seveutvhfth Get SlBa,rO.
by james VI. Mlllcr. force o.ure, one ihree.story
BRICK building, with lot. - rp73 II. White ,frcci
south sid between CcLf-r .ld '.vter sire 81 Itu
by H. W. Coates. closure, .f. n,f 10 5Yi1Ox
l 2 nhOui 100 with lu,prot IcI west side cf a
street loo feet south CT Iud., Gveaue Senn fourth
warn, $500. 1919 w.
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FROM the WIVES or MEXICO.
The Huge Block Of silver TINT the Mexicnns
send TO the Centennial

nv Af"kV w ~tlEci tbnt tue McNtcune
send 10 the Centennial
The City of Havana brought to New
York on Thursday block Of pure silver weigh
ing i.2o5 pounds and worth $4,000 in gold. The
block ia foot in diameter, aud has six sides
each three feet long. II is perfectly smooth
and highly polished. 1t belongs 10 Pho Bernie
Jtllo 4 Co., bankers OF the CITY of Mexico, who
rave consigned II 10 Gomez, Rionda n Co. Of o
pld SIP 20 be eNhtoited among the Mexican
rrouucis at the Centennial 1t was exhibited ~
the Ne xican exhibition IN Mexico last year. The
sllNei forming tbis immense block h said TO
have been dug from the Real Potosi, one Of the
o'uest mines IN Mexico. The treasure lies In
neNasonal DIX IN the hold Of the steamship
my ~ IL vana. The buraer 81 the Havana saws
IN the silver dock, In its box, lay day ana "a
nlght unguHrdci on wharf at Vera cruz. 1T
wouldn't stay long on wharf in New YorK," he
added. The silver Is to De examined bv the
uted states Appraiser Tomorrow, and then 1t
u TO ne DEPOSITED IN the Now York Safe Deposit
Cplnphny's vaults to await orders from the
Mexican Centennial Commissioner.
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state oonds there was fair trade We note sale.
OF Nor,h Caronn g. old April aud october IL Ten.
heesee %, new IL; New lork State ~, bounty loan
registered 1O4as and Alabama ~ Of 1855 a. ie HANK
OF commerce = arcs brought HOY Fourth National
a9@salt and Ninih Nationa go Railroad bonds we're
Mesay, Ont lees a.ive The principal transactions
were as fullOWs: Albany ana Sutquenanna o1s IIO..
burlington &c ar Rapids and N. lists, 5Oi &c 10 Bur,
hgion anu quincy co lvertihlo "a. nos CncagJ Rock
Island sn Pacific %. ioo5s Iehgh and ". h. consoil.
qatedi ". american Docs Importing Co. IS 1OJI$
Long Dock bonds 1854 Michigan Central H., lOb1.aa
lo3.r Chicago anl North estern cos hdated co pon
klld bonus, V2'tehJj ONO Hnd Mlssis lpni Dds ~
Union idcinc Is land grant, 1854 Union Paclnc SINK.
ing tung, 2sN 2le Rome Wa own and q densbure
marsss' Mestern Dylsen. s2 Toledo and Wabash
2is NJ TOLEDO and wahash consO lated convertible
o. western Union Telegraph coupon, 1900. ps7 segp;
TREAT western LIST mortgage Ss. plhk Canada Sou h.
srn l't m9r,sasc with Interest ccrhcaes d9 Della
and 81. Paul LIST mortgage, La Crosse Division I02if
Norris ana sex LIST mo gage, l1Si Union Faciic
~ i,,nIlgn9r loofsi Northwestern cpnsOli-
istr 20. 's'
ne opcnine nlRnesi. lowest, ana 8 r. NJ c,o.,n9
prices " stocGs tO-lay we're
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THE CHARGE AGAINST cLrmER.
MIR. Charles NordhoH SweR ring that ho Made
II on the Authority of Gen. Boynton.

MIR. Charles Nordbof SweRrin that ho Made
II on the Authority Of Gen. Boynton.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-Charles Nord-
hon. OF the Ne,o York Herald, was summoned
before the Committee on FIX enditurcs 10 the
War Department to-day. The Chairman called
his attention to two dispatches In the HerdLi
In which was statement concerning the otnia
sion to Investigate the PeDdletun railroad claim
The Chairman. MIR. Clymer. called the witnesses
attention to u paragraph in one OF the do
spatches which said that the committee would
be put In possession Of the name Of RESPONSE
bic person VINO could prove the facts set foItn
In the telegram
Tho witness answered that while he had no
such knowledge himself he could put the COM
hoped 10 do so.
ny he ChairnanThe despatch asserted, as a stnsu-
Jar iact mat t're had been Tor ne DAYS past mo-
ilc.ale dlsin cuison an, ue some Democrats 20 prsh
inyestigai ons. Have You any know edge that any
Investigate such charges? A-No, siri II had would
o.-thcre are charges seainst NC personally that
travelled 10 Europe with Mr.. fendlet ton anu Mrs Bow
came ne II R " iatn4 " az r a. DC,
Mrs Narsl at the Arlington Hotel eversl Others oeins
ihe facts when Nr. Ctmrrs committee were called
s" ~ E' mo- a. hsa {"n aaY per9al k.ow.
1.-d. name " 1t wac asserted that obey are sdscepi.
9-wl yoa he Kin enough to ten The COMMITTEE on
tnat 81 Ton H. w" yn, s,re,nen, A-on
Cincinnati Gasri, ! Vas eTir mrlv careful not TO
ulHe ne rttfeirrtt or NY own Know edge.
ODD Cen. Buynton say he knew tn facts Of NJ,
own knowlcdgc2 Ale said ne would produce the
witness. ddnut AK ten. yutOn his name ana tho
Htn.r NJ lmrd M yesterday ia he had gwen the
name ~ the witness 10 member OF the committee.
Representative DInford II the committee said
tht l"te Yesterday afternoon Gen. B1ynton
told HIN he would give the name Of the witness.
luls fact Mr.. Danford communicated To Mr.
.Nmer' VINO sad he preferred examining Mir.
Nordhnf FIRST.
4 subpoena was issued for Gen Bovnton. and
u" committee took q rec IS till o'clock. Al
the .iieinoon session Scrgeant-at Arms rhomp-
for reported th.t h" was unable to serve the
IA Tna on Gen. Bpvnton. he having left the
ell tn,- morning Tor Cincinnati. The commit
Tee dhecied telegram q be sent to hun, TO-
qnlflng ne inlno dIAlc rntIrn.
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AboIishinc Coupul.orv p,,o,oo.
wAsmINGroN. March io.-rhs NH ordered

WAsHINGIoN, March lO.-The bill ordered to
he reported to the House by the Committee On Com.
mcrcc today is as follows:
mat no owner, agent. master or consignee OF any
shlp or vessel duly enrol ed ana licensed OF engaged IN
tne eo,hlng trsde or hsheres, shan by virtue OF the
Jaw OF any - tie be compelled to take employ or nay
pllut NOT voluntarily enpluy cd on entering or part
lhg Tor any port or hrhor, orencrng passing through
VI United States. - $500 - "' 'N'-
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Frlp'yi March sEc5, loE'our more active and
s'e i snd %SSr gip g9o fS9r eS 1apesqqs
80 Niat..g mat \ Aqa w $50 . Is. Nianr
n'cai s3.oos, = % for westerr. N''''
G,eldoS S. arm Mddes nplanGs sli. sales
G.o,in5 al ~ sa3ec. for Narcn 10 Lido. for Arm,
T. ports To-day 1879 bales ani for the week 7S0lS
,GE'IS-wncat active sales 10000 busa today at
'"5 rejected sp,gg si.l til3 nloat Tor No. 3
m d bond ,9F Witt slada 81 s. n re- tor so
iormae pgs snoat s in .to e. S Ss s6'% and i q
Usts easier LIS ~ tGo bsb Al .sr se far Suie
4s~@5nc. for STATE Nhite On TIE 'Tack 4Ga47lsc for
SlHle NIX on the trae :, and No.e AelRo, N store
lel-sa''s $1,000 bush. tworowed :. ate al 77i.c in
nus april at So Sgsb pu,h s-d lRe 4, a. "a
dllac, for steamer mixed SIC sfoat, FOR white south
m,9Sed, ana $ sislse- Toy no grade.
port eGts loo obs, Including family mess 40 SO 50
tla Tor extra prnr, and mess At SIC eos;33 Tor IN
s Hq 6 m Sa I At dr f as1cs
g so tor Anr bacon steady at he Tor %; long
ae. on me SPOT 700 tcs prime city At tl3 80 aud for
tisSsaS for Nav Ill foGT June md 81, ,oT APf 65
July Dressed hogs, lo.g9iOisc for city ana o. Zoe
a. suEDhEs;-Nayel stores were quiet but steady at
mon 70 good srsned ros Pctroean was s 'S o e9 M
ihtl iS5c Tor renned 10 bbs., and Sac tor crude, ia
were steady AMI The case Of berth room a4ite f nTm
srn to 20 Nv ,1 81 ~ Lean q 10 bacon Sos
renned petroleum 20 The Continent, a. naphtha from
q H. SIe1t q q dSf FIRE 81 st. ltaSo' s9GpeT c soa
i od STsa lru,s ere 9n'e! layer Tasn g -
prmes, s,S@e'ec' whisky more actyei sales 100
GRo, EmEs.Hlo coffee was arm and more active,
qu9sI az lo@ipc gol sales here and at Baltimore
Of Sn tS MSoT s b So'4 g2 Ia w2as sGs
IA 4i.nfTl for
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"Know Thy Opportunity"

The grim monster, Death, was stealth;ly ap-
protchhs could most fct hia not, nrry breath IN.
icry deserted NE. Only now and then would Morpheus
beiend me- but on TINS nuspicous day he had .ned
70 n,,o''t'n my cycllds WIN heavenly ambrosa, On
slnW As sitnt, behold hud a dream thou = mat
WAS roaming upon foreign soil whittier my MI, glc m
hhd sent me 10 recover ny health. / was IN great
FREDERICKSBURG OF tho grani MARIE OF the wO H. In
Que OF my strolls CHANGED tOmept nsn Who had in
hs manu- handsomely bound volume, entitled. The
deopi Common Sense Medical Adyisor," and who
lte was euch novel one that | lmpe'leI to give
W VOL. Rsuhi notice. As hastily glanced over Its
u'unl louh IN mrulcnl works. Bat ltd too many
unrs bcen h'aIrd BY appear NEE, ana determined
mai would hi' Hft"n0 TO do WIN il. Ayoice within
ilN, my i.lntu MENTOR whispered, HN0C NVoUY0i.
tg IN inst htOK is ny salvation! began reeson!ug
VIII. uNtci. Although doubtful ana dstrustfu yct I
pui form iuy hand 40 take the hOu. anu 10 INC .c
was g1nel Was miserable. In my agony / nWosr
Niett dr.ps OF perspration were upon my brow. ~
lnlN .lde wa friend who had called luuns ms
WIN me book, Just published, which Thought nj,
in.lssi gom. one glancc a. the WORK. ana was as.
Adviser" by Dr. H. " llrrre OF Ruiliio n T. s,irri"
ttts Was the Neritabls book which / hal soen m nv
dreams, MY iltnu loaned me the wOrk, ana every ly
as my Strength permitted, Dcrused it, pages Aim Dug
II con- ained very interesting treascs on Bioiogv er
ehral Physiology, Human 1cmpeinmeuts NuT.ins OF
the sick &c, yet beng an Invalid was most ed
"a inc subjects OF diseases and Remedies be leyed
that haa hyer affection, ana yet more than one med
ca nltendant had pronounced my disease cOnsumpti0n
book found my fYnptOms perfectly portrayed was
theh conndont that had not deceived myself.
reaso ca thus; Any man VINO can 50 truthiuiY de.
pic my feelings, ana apparently Understands any con.
ttutOnal tendencles, must know lust what my physic-
e. Ss system 9,r,nandHi wlll trust my case with DR..
recommended Tor my disease The result H. nat after
having persevernRly iollowed his prescribed treat
msn' once again enjoy the blessings OF health There.
nilJ" and take Dr. Piorces Golden Medical Discovery.
3UI-Aas
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ArrIxcd-FnInAY. Mnrch 10.

steamship Cleopatra, savannah. mdsc and nass
steahshlp Caledonia, Genoa, nldse. ava pass
steamship Parthia, Liverpool, mdse. and pass.
hark q . stanford, Castellanlsre, fruit.
bark Farewell, Bremen, IN ballast.
Brig Florence May, BAHIA, sugar.
Brig Magenta, CieniuegOs, sugar
AlV tnS ueuAl RIVER AMI eoAstMSa YaASeA,
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,o ~, na debility. lnnauor, IRssitudc. n nd that
~" VI lhe SYST m peculiar the surlnR time ~
v rups n TX immsdately relieved oy the fefuviaa
% W. Nntn supplies the blood with ffs Vitat Irfnc
pa ot ne element irO infusing strength vigor and
NV ne ito al parts Of the system. Beinr free iron
aY, oIInS Tsaot"n, pgt are permanent Sold By oil
SETH W. FowLE q SONS Proprietors Boston.
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$1,000 for a Glass Of Ale and a CIGAR.

" AAhlhGroH, March l0.-The Investigation OF
o psnet Board Of AUDIT anairs IL still IN progress
several colored witnesses tesned that they had
contractors and been unable TO collect their
ma Vne witness tesiined that he put down about
oOvV }Mdh o. paving AZ 20 cents per yard, Amounting
ooO or thereabOut. Tie work had Oeen measured
hn nc never received anything but glass OF ale and
VLar' iIhiey and Stewart were the contractors.
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Dbl BtIGGs-FAIR.-on "wednesday. Msrch !, BY tho
rev, william McAlliscr Charles ID. Briggs 10 Caaeie
a nlnaoghhter o. koDert Fais, al Of BROOKLYN.
DoDGi-CASSlO.- On S1turdiy ~, Marcn 4 hy the Rev.
sharles W. Homer. Charles NJ Doage OF Hounslow
hnyiand 70 Sole Cassie, daughter Of the late oeorge
,h ~ 81 iHXm ISoN-On Thursday, March O. 1870, by
tne rev Moan HUT Schenck, ID d., Jacob w. Smith 10
Of tails ctiy. 4 "''''"' o."
sALM0S-LAURHEIM. on March :. bv tho Rev
Of this city. 's'@
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DIED.


,BRowNE.-on Friday Marcn TO- David Browne. aged
funeral on suna the i9t6 INST, at r H. from his
pidlr.-Oo FRIDAY, March 10, John Rri - native of
Dn y ,9usn, e0uh,l CORK. ireland. aged IS years.
igGr raj from hs lais residence ess East isd &c. on
BURHE-At Jersey city Heights. Feb. Is. Of diph.
dIaeI Laura IA Ei hat .scd, sc,r months, and
months, ana IS lsy- chl4rtnef Inward and ABnIe
DOuGHtRIY-At yonkcr.. on rhursday. March o.
Jonn p9nshery father OF John anu the Rev. James
solenu HIN i.ass wil BE- offered for the repose Of
teph's Church. ion.cs. Funeral ulm .diatcly after
M, l. ~ frasy s,re TO- Of consumption, James
cd Fesr'' sfe' At ms &c rs1dcose go e .v
s N T. Nm ~ ~, tr hsni'so March s. Of pneumonia,
Sen6 KcS 81 Css ecu ~ iipp rsfy ~ frelsnd ana
H' rsys' snG irene Of the a~y sr Tsspees
atgr +. NJ, from h,s ste s,dsace Fort IIani,5n -''
aaasaies Of Edmuai T. and Jale A Martin IN Inc oh
yea ~ OF r aST Hss: m, ,-.,,, =, -.
to tend tie sunday CITY r. rrs 9 sGe
fr1 9i,l les south 0Itoa 81, Brooklyn.
AooRE.Ion "Wednesday. March s, Richard ".
:, me EsiaIse. sd trends, also mcnhcrs of Alien
attend the funeral from hs late residence 23i Madison
st. 90 sa,urday morn ~. 81 10 O'Clock.
March frcs E r sse ls y oy' on
ltelatives and friends are invited 10 sttcad mis-
J., On sunday aiteraO N. 1t O'clock. iuterment in
RoILw AGFE.-On March -. 1870 aft ra short M.
nee, rederck Rolwagrn Jr. cIe.t sou Of FREDERICK
holVAyen, ,Tr., daccasrl
kNtice Of funeral hereafter
AMI Aaa Liza i1Y RE NsTS y e FOX % :0a Of Peter
The relatives ana friends ~ tho family arr respect.
lnl lhNlcd 20 attend ~ funeral from the residence
q, H., ai1 parent. l2t1 unon st., Gear Ne,traDd sv.
NouCR Members OF Hugh Dc Plyen Com manderv
No. !, /. T., are hereby su nmoncd to meet az incr
rooms - Hn % HcNtri uN Jersey city, % O'Clock
III = ". arp N m ntorm, g gtten1 the funeral
oil ~ il, ,l-ht ihtrl's FOX VI. DRDHAS, r. 4.
10y ll'mv'e go me ~ fl0'- .OonG - au.i a5 Newark
iun,ial ol our ate broth r. Cu9rlel tox
JOHN MELLOR, W. NJ
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s,oInaen and lyer Is the condition OF the sim fhe
nnd ptoninent causes OF sallOwIess are Indigestion
ann tllluu ness. Kidney diseases close connnefnenf
anu poverty OF the blood alsi ten 10 rob III
cncea OF the ruddy glow ~ health To rcgtln lost
Color, ahd, what Is much more Important t1 rcmove
ne oassts OF uscoordticn and wanncss ~ yissre
Sneck Hrtfulari les. aud frriiize The I'll I'D ~ih
UDoLPio WoLFks ScufEDAM AROMATIC scaaArps '"4
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MARINE INTELLI3ENCr.

MINIATURE almanac TINS DAY.
sun rees.... D Is sun sells 49,. On rnon r.sa. q 40
... nluu WArEH-IHis nay
sandy Hook. ~ GOV. isanG o 10 Hell GATE. 10 81
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Diver Optic has two girls. and knows what
1,r s@y n No. 1870 OF AuRrO's 0ris ana EOgs "
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ino spasms so common during sickness ara
"VeA'eVOyhonelrste sthiDg cordial Price 25l.-Aas.
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Knox's spring style OF Rentleme ms hats is now
ready for Inspection and sale al 2l2 Broadway and Fifth
Avenue Hotsl-Aap,
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SUNDAY EDITION
$500. TO-MORROW MORNING
VIII contain eight pages, embracing the NFWa IN
THE DAl and en- abundant supply Of fresh originai
anu selected art Gle. OF thu greatest lnl crest
PRICE, THREE CENTS
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSMEN
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Nobody Can Deny

That Quirk's Irish Tea IA a sure cure in all
bilious diseases. Price IS eent-AdV.
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uoStrcngest Liniment in Market, "BRowpp
use use cures rheumatism. Colo. Colds, sprains, nd
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Caicined Magncsia Is valuable in n long IIss
OF uteasrt bur. being nmiscDc with water ~ almost
vaucess MIX OF Magnesa is not opeu to that ootec
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Picking Of the Nose. t3rindina Of rho Tee,L.
anu ucranrcment OF the bowes plainly iniicate thS
hheesscsiW o, using Laicock's Worm Killer. which Il
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The DE- fects in the old Elastic TRUSS are rom.
eoied IN POmeroy's. Price, ~. 744 broadway.
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=, hrs WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
unt ~ an GU aud welltred remedy. II mas $1,000
'ne 'ss' oi many years and never known to fan
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DIR. Lvon's Tooth Tablets
Keep the teeth clean and white.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-03
south America.

The rebellion continues in sle United
States OF Colombia An army of &c.
600 men, it is reported, is intended to;
be raised to suppress it. Fighting has.
been progressing IN Tolimas, where.
General Delgado defeated the rebels
under their chief, Cassabianca. This.
leader retreated into Antiofa. and the.
rebel forces at Manizeles, in that State.
with whom he formed a junction, are
now said TO amount to $4,000. Gen..
Delgado. of the national army. has.
joined Gen. TryiIlo III the State of
Garcia, and ibeir united forces number
5000. The rebels hold Pastool. No
movement has yet been made by the
national troops in that direction. Gen.
eral Sai.chez, with $4,000 men. guards
Popoyan- From that place the capital
is safe from coalp de main on the
part OF the rebels. President Para is
expected to enter into Meyiilion soon
with $4,000 men, and there were some.
prospects of an end of the rebellion.
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a PROMINENT MAN GONE.

Hon. George r. Helm departed this life
at II a. NJ. Sunday, October 18th, 1876,
after lingering illness ofmany long weary
months. The larger portion OF deceased s
life had been spent in Oregon, right here
i'm Linn county, and he had been honored
by the people~of the county, on three occa-
siops, we believe. by an election 10 the
State Legislature. In 1858, we believe, he
was elected County Clerk. and the same
year was unified III marriage TO Miss Francis
Avery, daughter of the late Hon. j. e..
Avery, of Benton county. After retiring
from tho Office of Clerk lie was again elect
ed to the Legislature, and In 1872 was one
of the Democratic candidates for PreStlell-
tial Elector for the State of Oregon. De
ceased had been Il prominent candidate for
Congress, and on the score of faithful ser
vice was more deserving and had greater
claims OH the party than any Democrat i'll
the State. Deceased was born january
14th, 1913, ard was therefore thirty
three years old at the time OF his death.
He leaves vile and a bright little boy to
mourn the loss OF kind husband and in
dHlgcnt father. He was buried by tie
Masonic fraternity OH Tuesday afternoon,
large concourSe following the remains TO
the house of the yoicelcss dead. Peace to
his ashes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-03
q FR. GRAHAET.
Pictures aad Picture Frames.
Il e PIRDoM

Would announce to the citizens of Albany and
vicinity that ne - J1ferared furnish all kinds
of PICTURE FRAN Is 10 ordei',at slinnt notice.
Pictures framed and old frames rerelired fsa'
~ his Office FIRST street. one dtsflr SeSf slt
f5rui,tialbin. aud leave seur 0rlcrs "a
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-03
y. L1xsEY EEaLL, M. d..

OFFICE AT Bell & Parker-s new drug store
" RESIDENCE second street, between rail
road and Montgomery. S4