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Assault Yesterday, VIM. Thomas. coiored.
was arrested for assault and battery on p RAJ
gan, and was taken before Justice Dom for trial
II appears that agan was passing the premises of
nn ao ,, S; wnen dog belonging TO the latte, ran
dog, and Thomas came out and called him TO ac-
count for it, Words ensued, In the course of
which Thomas called Raglan name rejecting
nDon his geriealogy Ragan got stone, and
Thomas struck him, peeling his nose Mr. Brad
ley, Jr., appeared for the defence, and claimed
thai the blow was given in his own defence; and
IN order to allow time to procure witness who
was absent. Thomas was held to security for a
further hearing. 81
the streets, alleys cutters and vacant lots tends
greatly to secure the health OF the CITY During
the summer months great complaint has hitherto
been made of the condition Of such places in va
rlous sections of the city. The delay of action on
the part Of those whose duty IL was 10 remove the
nuisances, and attend to the cleanliness of the va
rious wards, was cause of annoyance to the
Health Officer. The Commissioner desires to be
before hand with this important work, and he has
already began systematic performance of IL
surveyor Forsyth has reported a large number of
vacant lots and other nuisances to DR.. Force, the
energetic Health Commissioner, who will at once
order the abatement Of them.
REPUBLICAN MEETING LAST NIeHr-Owing to
tne mclemency OF the weather, there were but
few present at the Republican headq uarters last
evening, and for this reason the members of the
association present, thought ii best to defer the
delivery of the addresses announced for that oc-
casfon until Thursday evening next They then
resolved themselves into business meeting,
when after the transaction Of other business on
m7tion, Committee was appointed to make ar
rangements for holding grand ratification meet
ing Tor the purpose Of endorsing the nominations
TO be made at Chicago, the Convention at which
place meets on the 10th.
The NATIONAL MUSICAL CONFERENCE.-The
members of this Convention to-day rehearsng
ior INC concert which will be given tonight at
inc smithsonian hall, under Prof Baker The
pieces are admirably selected and the singers well
up In thelr several parts, and, judging from their
performance this morning, most ENJOYABLE
evenings entertainment is in store for our music
loving friends, every one Of whom, we are conf
dent, VIII be there this evening. Secure tickets
elrly by all means.
FULLY CoNMITTED.-Testerday, Fanny Lyl,s
alias Croker, who was committed to jail several
DAYS ago on charge of ste aling $3.50 and black
lace veil from Mary Stewart was broug ht out for
hearing Sarah Fisher, from Alexandra, testified
that FANNY went to Alexandria W. no had
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JOHN MARBURy. Fxeout,r.
ma IL BARNARD a BUCKLEY, Auots

IL THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
In 10 9se9neDce OF the iuolemency of the weather
untii MONDAY next, the l4th instant Eame hour
end Place, w. SCI DEN. q. = Mrrshal
ma Il Il for nirtrini % - InnH.
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED,
IN cons 9uence Of the inclemenoy Of the wealth. r,
until MONDAY next, the I4th Instant same hour
and place. w. SELDEN, u. ; Marshal
ma ll-I for District of Columbia.
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LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death TO Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap s-3m
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN oo3ssqusnce OF the inclemenoy Of the weather
until MONDAG next. the l4th instant, same hour
and ace. w. SELDEN, a.. : Marshal
l. nissr,o. asot,,.I,.
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T OOK HEREt-Ahew Pic Mic Resort for Rent,
IL Lease, or Sale, just opposite Georgetown, en-
and the most romantic and desirable place for q
public resort market garden and dairy farm near
the District, containing 50 acres. Es
$3.50 - q LLOYD CO.,
ma ims Corner Seventh aud T. SITS.
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CULPsBLE NEGLECT.-We are requested to call
the attention of the police to the neglect by con-
tractors for laying water mains to place beacon
lights as guards to protect citizens from falling
into the trenches opened by them in the streets
On Wednesday night one Of these excavations
was left IN a most dangerous condition. near the
corner of Second and r. streets with no beacon
light placed 10 warn the citizens from the dan
gerous locality notwithst that the mig lat
unusually dark. Would II not be well for the
police TO enforce the law relation to excavations
in view Of the fact that the water pipes are bein
laid down IN many OF our streets!
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TIE sHowERs.-The heavy rain last night was
quite beneficial in various parts of the city, re-
moving nth and dirt from localities that had suf-
fered because Of the nuisances for some time.
The only part Of the avenue that suffered materi-
ally by the deposits Of mud and sand from the
northern ridge was at Thirteenth street. and there
the mud was not quite "ankle deep" Other
places having been recently attended to by tue
laborers, Were passable by pedestrians without
risk Of miring.
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JOHN z. HILTON.

TOR SAbE-Between7 and acres of WOOD
l.AND-a beautiful building site-on the Plank
Road, about miles moth of w Washing ton. Inquire
Dvs
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EOR RENT-A good STAND for a grocery or
\ feed store. with stable and large yard. Inquire
OF WIN. GREASON, corner of Thirteenth aud f.
streets. nagIws
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A GREAT CHANCE FOR A GOOD IN
n VESTMENT.-Af first class RESTAURANT
for sale, with fine run of custom; one of the best
lager beer saloons in this city, completely fitted up
and now doing a hne business. Sold account of
the present owner is going West For terms and
all information, apply at No. 392 Seventh street
three doors above III street, JONAS +. LEWIS
wine and liquor store ma St.
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FOR RENT-A three-story BRICK HOUSE.
with basement and back building, No. 339 F
ST. between 9th and 10th sts., opposite St. Patrick's
Church. For terms, DC, inquire at No. 34I, next
door. ma att
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE AND TWENTY
~ acres Land attached, in Fairfax county, one
and a half miles from Alexandria and the same dis
lance from the Theological Seminary, for sale.
House new, land improvec,, fencing good, water
Fos price, terms, &C., &C., address b. Il. PLUM
MER. Alexandria, Va.
N.B.-Two Dwellings in Alexandria for rent one
brick and new, the other frame; both pleasantly sit
uated Una 3-eolm) r. r. p
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A STORE FOR RENT-On Seventh street
n near the corner Of Maryland avenue, Is and !;
would be an excellent stand for a barber shop or a
store. 1t has been used as barber shop. Apply to
GEO. w. BRAY, Real Estate Agent at his iewelTy
store, No. Jl6 Seventh street. ma s cost
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MusBsR OF A Fireman IN NEW YoRr The
N. Post OF Tuesday evening says: Richard
son Gray, young fireman residing In Cbristo-
Pher street. was murdered last mig ht about twelve
o'eleck, al house In the rear 81 Clarke street.
He had been in the habit OF visiting the house
and went there on that night In company win a
you1g friend named James Miller 10 see som.
putative shop girls who reside there They had
been out for walk with the girls, and Were lust
returning when they were Get upon BY three young
teilows who lived In the house, and are repre-
sentsd to be bard csses, named Chsrles Aldbst-
ten, Bernard Aldhatten, and Tbomss slsvln.
Gray resisted 70 the utmost Of bis ability, while
Miller ran Oh TO obtain assistance, and returning
with party Of treInen and others, found his
companion dead with a stab In his back lying
In Dominica street Mrs Garvin, who keeps Z
grocery in Clarke street, states that Charles AL
hatten rushed into her place and seized larg,
cheese knife which be soon after returned covefd
with blood. He was arrested In Broome street
1eeing from the scene, and ths other Aldbsrseo
and siavln were soon Afterwards captured. The
murder created : great excitement in the ward .
Gray was about - years of aye aud a mem her Of
Guardian Ehgine Company No. %
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Arrival Of the steamer Ner,h s,.,

NEw YORK, Sept I2.-The steamer North Star
from Aspinwsll arrived this Afternoon. briaSt,s
s.sl ,OOo IN specie The u 8. ffigate sabine and
sloop -of-war Falmouth were az Aspinvall
Mr.. Blum, an American resident OF Buen,-
ventura, had been arrested at Panama for the non
payment OF note given 10 the custom house su
, Iiues .. noehsventnra fo- duties. The Amer
ican consul wss investigating the affaIr
Later advices say that Mr.. Blum was relessed
from prison at Panama the I'd inst on sfIert
ing sn arrangement for the payment Of his custom
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The Prince If VIZ ..

TORONTO, c. w, Sept 1.-THE Yacht race~ I'm
honor OF tue Prince came OF to-day The Prlnc.
laid the cornerstone Of the proposed statue Of The
queen, 70 oe erected In University Park He
then visited the University, the Normal sch,.oI
and the Botanical Gardens. The Prince bss Uni
$40 TO the servants who waited on him Al or
twa, and $50 70 five men who held the horse. 81
short ride In the country. lad has been sent 20
the house of correction for stealing handful OF
hair from the tail Of the Princes horse
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Dsugla. Elsc,eral lice, IN P.nn,x,r

HARRISBURG, Sept. IA STRAIGHT no,gl..
electoral TICKET is announced. IL includes twelve
al TOE names on the Reading ticket inclDding
changes: e N"e
Al Large-John Cessna, instead OF Mr. Kegm
Dlsrict Electors.-Jobn Alexs nder Fred eric X
slower, Godfrey Neither, Edward Wsrtm,p- To-
John Black. George Gross. VIM T. Dewsrt W.
r. Gorgas, Francis sacre, John colohn, and Jas.
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A locomotive IN MouRNINs .-The funeral Of
Horace White, OF Syracuse, was attended from
- Paui,s Church, 70 that city, al D. a. . ON sat
nraay. The locomotive which bears tb~ y sme OF
evening, leading the way train over the direct
read 70 Rochester, very appropriately trimmed
with black, IN respect 20 the memory Of the izss
name Of the ssges d. pna ,s s,s tes
adorned with the portrait Of Mr.. White, were
most beautifully draped with craps, fastened win
bows OF black ribbon. Mourning badges were
tied nj reg ulsr Intervals upon tue rods % the en-
CINE. giving mute bat serious exprrs Ion Of sd
ness felt by all over the bereavement the public
has sustained. -
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Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sept l2.-Returns from 2I3 towns
give Washourn, rep, as, Ii7; Smart, dem % ,Os6;
Barnes, whig, l,24O-against In the same towns
The republican majority is N ,s3l, against SIC
last wear In an Increased vote Of IL 500 there An
republican net gain Of zoos. The aggregate
vote of the State will reach I2O OO0-abo,f es' 40
more than last wear All the republican rnembeo
Of Congress are elected
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Baltimcre N1arksss

ard street, Ohio and City Mills Sc, win lar,
sales. Extra -four 50 37x. wheat IN sctfvs;
red 81 3Sal l6i white 81 Seal IS. Corn Ia dull;
yellow 7Oa7lc-; white 6oa7Ic. Provisions are
qu,et and unchanged mess pork SIC IS; prime
SIS Coffee Is very active; Rio l3k al4kr; stock
In port only 500 sacks. Whisky 10 steady az
23xa24c
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IAxARrISR AGAIN PASSIVE Rouxp TINE NJ
Another begging letter nom Lamsrtine. the Frenee
author, appears In the Progrrs, a Port en- -Prlsce
journal, In which be asks fot " matsriAi s1ds 20
help him out OF Pecunisry dfacultiss ana be wsi h
the fngratitnde Of his own courtrvu.sn AZ tie
people OF dayu do 40 well hy Tie great literary
hes-rr a. they did fos the fssa'lY VI John BsswI,
heWlll DC able 70 thank thesa tos aething.
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Massachasetts Demecratic Canxea,i..

SPRTNerIELp, Mass, Sept l2-The regular
Democratc state Convention today was sbau-
doned TO the Douglas men by the Wind -,v-sI -
the other wing. Erasmus D. Beach of Sprtng-
held was nominated for Governor by acclams
uon, with fun safe ticket and electors az large
Suong Douglas resolutions Were adopted Tue
feeling was decidedly against fusion -
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DIED,

: On the 18th instant, after short illness. NAE
GAkET A. WARUEK. second dang hter Of Ann
heF age. '. =
Her fn leral will take place from the residence sf
street, Between 5th and 9Th TO morrow IF ndayJ az
tern-on, S11 O'Clock. whore the relatives, hsrr
attend. 800 u go 'FtilfF - :
..Qnthe 18th instant, in this city, MARY HELEN
EokkEsf, IN The 5th year Of her age, daughter oi
fanaie n. aud R0bt w McHenry. :. s
$50 Baltimore Sun copy.l ~ as-s
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CHAsBsRsBURG, sep; 1.-THE democratic
Of Bedford, for Congress
Lock HAVEN, Sept. 1.-THE conference Of the
fifteenth congressional district have uominxtei
Hon. II. Hale for Congress
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Connecticut PoIittcs

NEW HAVEN, Sept l2.-Ralph J. Ingersoll and
Thomas H. Seymour were TO-DAY eo1nias,ad
electors at large, and with district electors were
Instructed TO vote first for Mr. BreckinrIds,. N
they can elect him, and II not, 10 vote FOR snv
national man TO defeat Mr. Lincoln
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Financial

NKw foRk Sept - Stocks are better. Chit
cago aud Rock island 20 Ill Rois C..ut1si shares
eSA 90. bonds 81; Michigan Southern g.; New
York Central s.i Reading a. X; Hudson River ER
6lx; Va 6's siH; Mo Is 81.
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yeu YoFA e1arksfn

NEW lcRk Sept. % = Flour 10 quiet; SAts
IS 70 $50 Ohio 30 Is sc IS; Southern nominal.
w heat Is quiet; Southern white 81 .45si 81. Corn
is quiet; mixed 69c Provisions are qhiei. WHISKY
is dull at 24kc. ..-..
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GeYerner GeneraI af C...aa

TORONTO, Sept. II The Globe saws that Sir
fenwick Williams will temporarily succeed Sir
Edmund Head as the Governor General Of Cam
ada, In October
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Nor1cz.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
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Recovery NJ Hodtss

CHICAGO, Sept. I2.-Forty bodies Of unfor innate
victims by the recent steambnst disaster have
been recovered. They are mostly hose Of resi-
dents of Chicago.
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Mr. Lumsden,. Death 4, N.v o,,.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE announcements
OF the sad end of Col Iuusdeo 1of ths piesr,..as
aud family, caused a painful sensation smons hi,
friends In this city, where he rrsIded for psarly
thirty years All the papers have feeling, nosices
Of the event y ~
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The Douglas Bsrbseus

The Douglas Barbecue at Ne.s Ysrk.
NKw YORK, Sept I2-The Douglas barbecue
to-day at Jones Wood was a great affsir IN An
estimated that SO 200 persons were present
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EOR RENT-A new 4-story BRICK HOUSE.
l. with marble mantles and CRATES, wat " f xtures
on Thirteenth street, between l. and Mass avenue.
Also, three and -attic Brick Dwelling on
WIN. p. SHEDD'S Fancy Store. No 500 Iith ST
au 25-3ws
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THE LATEST NEWS
TIE l. e g RAPHIO.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the steamship Asia


Nav YoIn, Sept. ~ The steamship All.
from Liverpool on the list arrived on SANDY Hoos
this noon. She touched al Queenstown on the
I'd
In the city Of Naples all was trsnQuiI az the
latest advices received al Liverpool. Gsribsldf
had len Calsbria and bis destination was un-
xzinown; but IL was reported that he lad entered
"oh'eieone, a small town IN upper Cambria
rr, =, COMMERCIAL.
ne dispatch via Queenstown, cont.i ming Tie
,nss,poGi mrkes Of Saturday, has not Yea been
LIvrkrooL, saturday Morning -Richs rdson.
SPeI,oe 20 report fOUr dull and quotations
5@leiy maintained Wheat quiet bat Arm Corn
a1,, ana prices easier; bot aaotat ons unchanged
rtosisons q9iet Bacon has slightly decline.
General prod luce -Sugsr 10 slightly lower ..a
TIE market dull COFFEE stesdy RICE h arm a
Cd advance on the week Rosin arm ana hieh.r
al 4ssd TurPentire (sT iits) firm and sis - NJ
LONDON MAHErTs
Wheat ruled buoyant. but closed win A.,
ward tendency; buyers demanding a rednr,,an
COFFEE frn and edais higher. London Mossy
Market closed SLIGHTLY srsier. Bullion In IT,
Ea1k bad increased f233,fOi Co sIs elos-d :,
s5as3k. American securities nrm-Iu Cert
shares at l5al6 discount
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BOARDING..

hS0 NINTH STREET.-PeTsons returning t.
tOc the city from their summer resorts will mn
vacant several desirable rooms, having the conve
nlences OF gas, water. and bathing closets at asa
Ninth ST., one door south Of r; suitable eiiher for
families or Single gentlemen. Table boa 'ders ac-
commodated on moderate terms, So 2v.
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More Recruits for Walker
INV ORLEANS. Sept. u "A party Of fty voiuu-
teers are preparing 20 leave here to Join Walker
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III Though The STAR is priated on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore, ib edition
IL large to require it TO be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before ~ o'clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day. --a -- % q 'Eve-
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The PRKsBYTERTANT THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY -
The proposition submitted in the Gazette Of the
4th, for the establishment Of the Presbyterian
theological seminary, under the control Of the
United Synod, IL favorably received In many
quarters Of the State, and desire expressed that
Alexandria should be the place. No locality in
the country combines more advantages for such
an institution. The town itself offers many ex-
cellent sites, while II s'rHs in rrbe" 10 Thought
desirable, the lofty hills that overlook the civ
from the side Of Hunting creek, or crown II on
the West offer locations, the like Of which have
already been seized upon by the Episcopal Theo.
logical Seminary and High School, and George
town and Columbia Colleges. We have fne
views, the most agreeable and cultivated society,
unparalleled facilities Of access, and what per-
haps is most important, one Of the most healthful
positions-as the census proves-in the United
states BY all means let the Institution be located
hefe-AIrs. Gazette. .....-.-, ..-.-
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BUSINESS STATISTICS OF rHR FOURTH WARD
The following are the census statistics of some q
the principal branches Of business in the Fourii
Ward viz -
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MARRIED

WIN R.HUN'r, TO Ms, HI HENRHiEMnrTIL snon
Their, both of this city. MA
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The BuDwoRTH's MISsrRELs, at Odd Fellows,
hau, are nightly drawing crowded houses, and
everybody seems delighted with their perform.
ances Our citizens should improve this oppor-
tunity to laugh and grow fat. See advertisement
In another Column =
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All Of DR.; Humphreys Co.'s specific Ho-
1.s a SoI Rsmsdie: put expressly for family
in cases, containing % walls, from 81 to S5
each, with book Of full directions. For sale 6y
II. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald, $50 north street;
also by F.. b. Winter, corner Of Massachusetts ave,
nue. and sixth street. Also Ponds Extract Of Witek
Hazel, for internal and external infiammations OF
all kinds. Sold as above. ma civ
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CENTRAL GUARD-HousE CASES Basil III enson.
Waiter Clarke, drunk and dIsorderly; workhouse
Gu days. Five dodgers.
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CHAR9E OF L-ARcESy.--Last night, Oficers
kesse and himbal arrested two persons named
the larceny Of certain jewelry, money. &c. from
yuiia Dean They were taken before Justice
johnson AID held ~ security for bearing 10 dav
The property wus recovered last night by Onicer
Reese, y
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Read IL; IL will interest you.
gu 2)-eOly
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PERSONAL.

G1Sn REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
p IIO scribeI, living near Nottingham Prince
IepI 20 Nd, on SUNDAY the sth ms my boy
IT, orc IN. IN hight, tOlerab'y stout, light copper
muiatto, hair httle curly and trimmed 10 me
TONED, aud Likely. May have scar on the outer
corner Of ono of his eyes; chin slightly dImpled;
about 10 or - years OF age. Was dressed " hen he
eft tn black felt hat, black cloth frock coat and
ght blue cassnsre pants marked on the inside Of
collars also marked. II may however. change his
cloth hg. He may be in Washington or George
have followed the course of the turnpike or rad
road Tor Baltimore or Pennsylvania he left
without provocatlon. | will give the above reward
Of $3.50 provided he is secured in jail so that get
him JAMES f. :. HOLLYDAY.
Sc let
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- ork- Georgsfo an neig hbors are 10 have th,t
t3oyons, naghing, funny man, wymsn, At FOR
ret Hall, tonight As the westher IL clear ana
cosl, We PsedtcS crowded hesse-se 70 carly
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WASHINGTON PRIcss CUERxNr white wheat
81 - 70 81 5c red do 81 Is 70 81 40; corn g. to
10 ceais; oats % to . cents; rye 80 10 as csn,s
potatoes - % IS cents per bushei; hay 10 10 q,
cents; straw 81 70 Is cents chickens 81 So 10 a s0
Per dSI-oi lambs 81 50 % 50; veal calves 81 TO %
. Meish's family iour - so; extra supernue A.,
.euperfse % 50; fne 90. 80 - y
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mrs. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
Phyucian, has Soothi as Syrep for Caiidea TssfA-
sf which greatly facilitates the process of teething
oy softening the gums, reducing al inflammation
bowels. Depend upon il, mothers, il viii give rest
% yourselves, and relief and health to your Inknts
another column. - iI-Iv
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ATrENPr AT BURsLARr.-On SATURDAY. NIGHT.
while DR.. Lonside was sitting In his parIof be
heard = noise In his back yard, and, upon going
out, he Uncovered u man about approac hing the
window Ha went Immediately for his revolver.
but, on returning, he made a slight noise. when
The IN ef made for the fence. The Doctor fred at
han, but, fortunately for him, the shot missed
aud NJ made his escape. Our citizens should
Keep their premises wen guarded, for there have
been quite I.aInber Of robberies lately commit