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MARRIED..

KEE-SCBMIDT. On Tuesday, October LIST, By
Rev J. j. Vaughn Lewis, of st, Johns Church,
THOMAS KEE, of Philadelphia, to CARRIE T.
SCHMIDT daughter of the late James English, Of
Alexandra. Va. IPhilsdelphis and Alexandria
papers please copy. i m ~
MAACK-KEESE. On the 24th instant ar the
Gnrsucll Chapel M. T. parsonage, by j. N. Davis,
Mr.: WM. N IL. MACK to Miss MARTHA A.
REESE. . -
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JAIL FOR CoURr, John Allen, charged with
assaultink Margaret Allen, " As arrested by Of.
dcer o Brien, of the fourth precinct. and taken
to the station house, where he staid all night,
and came out before Justice M0rsell for shear.
ing tbs morn ing, and was committed to jail
TOR court
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WE ADVISE OUR READERS to call at A. AID.
amson's. 5t6 Ninth street, one door from Penn
sylyania avenue, and examine his large and
well.selected stock OF Carpets. DruSgets, OIL
cloths. Rugs and Mats of all kinds, Blankets
OF all coiers, ready-made Sheets and Pillow
{ Gases, Bed Clothing of all descriptions, Hair
ard Shuek Mattresses, Hair and Feather Pill
lows. large assortment of Gilt, Window
Shades, Linens and Fixtures, Table Covers of
all kinds, all OF the first quality, and at the
lowest cash prices. Remember sos 9th street.
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four half and Sixth
streets. continues the successful treatment OF
Warts Moles. Vascular Excreseences, DC
Once hours from 8 a. m. to p. m No charge
for consultation. Established 1861.
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FINE BLACK DORSKrN PANTS, at 29. so, cut
tight, medi UNI, or large. to suit purchasers, at
A. Saks d 90. 517 Seventh street, adjoining
National Bank OF the Republic.
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Who buys the cheapest Gents Furnishing
Goods -! A.-Franc. Q-Who sells the cheap
est Gents Furnishing Goods A.-Franc.
Q.-Who buys the most Gents Furnishing
Goods A.-Franc. Q.-Who has the great.
est rush for Gents Goods! A.-Franc; 494
Seventh street, between u and E, three doors
above Odd-FelloWs' Hall. 9,5,1:
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/ ABOUT HIS Doa Michael Creagan came
be fore Justice Tucker, 8, the First precinct
sat on. hause, yesterday afternoon, and was
fined 50 for having a vicious dog RAINING at
at large, and - for not having license for
him
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SAEITARY.-Fourteen written and thirty
eight verbal notices were served yesterday; 4
dead horses and smaller animals were re-
ported removed. A. Hail was fined Sc for
Committing nuisance.
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STOVES.
STOVES

&TOEES! STOVES! STOVESMi
Buy your Stoves al the mar ufactory where -
In mart nav for new; snes Rena;rs for al
kinds of STOVES and CRATES, at wholesale and
retail, at WHITE Il BRO. IS. Iron Founders. No
So Az st., one square from the bridge. ocl-lm<
-O1O PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Olo
L. 8. WOODWARD,
(Successor TO G. Woodward 4 Sem
Just received large stock of Bibb 4 Co.'S
PATENT PARLOR HEATERS,
which / will put up in the best manner, and satis-
faction guaranteed for heating two, three, four
story houses: also, q general assortment
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
which will be sold cheap for cash.
am now prepared to pair imme diately, in the
best manner, Stoves of all descrip tions.
Please send in early.
l.. S. WOODWARD,
4- SIS Pennsylvania avenue,
Sc 28-ln between 10th and III.
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DON'T buy dollars worth Of Clothing until
you have called on liable Il Co. See their ne "
stock. Mind the place! i6s Pa. avenue, be-
tween Sd and 4 streets.
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VAGRANcY.-A man named Chas Hill was
yesterday arraigned before Justice Chaplin.
upon the charge of being a vagrant; fined So,
and in default committed to the worRhoUse
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LADIES, DON'T FAIL to see the new patent
Hoop Skirt, the most comfortable and cheapest
In the market, at Baum's Corset ana Shoulder
Brace Mandatory, 10 Louisiana avenue, near
9Th street. tt
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BURNETT's STANDARD PREPARATIONS are
Endorsed by competent Judges as possessing
the merit claimed for them. 60
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POUR CoBs. Durillons ct Ongles rentres
dams In chair, consulter le Docteur White,
eiabli depuis 1S61-a son office No. Al Penn
sylvania avenue, entire la quatrieme ct la Six
leme rue,
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JEwELRY.-Jet, Crystal and Coral sets, sill
veI-plated Spoons and Forks. received this
morning at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry store,
No. 43S Penna. ave, near ~ street.
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CITY ITEMS.

LOST From $50 to s75 q year, which can
be found only by purchasing your Clothing
at liable & Co.'s, 46s Pa. avenue, between Sd
and 4k streets.
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GOVERNMENT SALEs.-I would call the at
tention OF dealers and others to 4 large lot OF
new Cavalry Jackets, Goats, Pants, Shirts,
Blankets, &c. A. Adamson, IO6 Ninth street,
one door from Pennsylvania avenue. tt
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CHOICE NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.

recent decline, ard is now selling goods at lower
prices than they have been sold since the war. His
ass Si DR sst Is large
from - up to the finer qualities. Long and square
soo "a "a Wfd M seasano aos, 81
Merrimack, Sprsgue and ether best makes, Is cts.
Cassinets, M1s 50, g., and rs. Sixty pieces gassi
Merino under Vest. and Drawers. Dress Trim
mings, Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. we offer
~ BENJAMIN MILLER,
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WORTH BUYING, worth wearing, and worth
having. one of our 500 Black Frock Goats; A
Saks & Co. SIT Seventh street. between avenue
and ID street.
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THE GRAND DIVISION, Sons OF TEMPER.
ANCR-The annual session OF the Grand Diyi-
sion, Sons Of Temperance, convened at Union
Hall, 491 9th street, tat evening, about 100
ones were admitted. The Most Worthy Patri-
arch OF the Order in North America, J. N
Stearns, OF New York city, was present, and
delivered an able address, representing that
the country. A report was received from the
various Divisions. showing the increase OF
membership during the last quarter to be 419
sion was granted, IN one Division institu ted
Birney Division, No. l, fcolored) The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
G. W.. p, VIM. p. Drew; q. w. A. Ros A.
Fish; e. s., Arthur Shepherds; G.. T., John
Johnson. The election OF the other officers
was postponed, and the Grand Division ad-
]ourned.
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DRY GOODS FROM THE NEW YORK AUc.
TIoNs.-Mr. May ,of the well known dry goods
firm OF Joseph J. May & Co., was present at
the great auction sales of dry goods in New
Y Ork this week, and W it'll his experience and
good Judgment, succeeded in procuring some
OF the most sattsfs Glory barg aims, both in ex.
ceDence and cheapness Of goods, that have
upon his motto of large sales and small profits,
will sell those goods at a very small advance.
See his advertisement,
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, REAL ESTATE SALES .-Messrs. Wall Il Co.,
auct'oneers, sold lot No. l, In square west of
square No. is, fronting II feet on the west side
OF 10Th street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and M street. with depth Of 90 feet, improved
by good two-story frame house, to +. Tur.
linton for S421.
80 Messrs. Green & Williams, auctoneers, sold
lot No. IA, In square No. 973 to S. Petrolia for
$3.50. also, lot No. II, in square No. 718. to
Thos. UOnnally, at Is cents per square foot.
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EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.
Well, George, want to get my hair dressed,
Hum Fanny that costs 80 much
Oh No, sir, 1t does not cost more than you spend
IN Barber shop See Madame DemOngeot's prices.
3 Hair dressed. wv = .'|.iT
Short hair, sos Cut for ladies or gent, $3.50
Long hair, SO Shampooing short hair, 50
Qutsidethe door, $50 Shampooing long hair,
Flower Curs, 2.0O and dressing it, leo
Hair nf every extra color, Braids, Curls. Inyisi.
BILE Wigs on hand or made to order. At DEMON
bet. 10Th and 18th SITS, south side. SO 2s-6m
noCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may
~ bec'~,pited daily by Ladies and Gentlemen
Ply stefan, at his office, 1876 @ street, near New
yersey avenue; Washington, D. G., Ny celebrated
PERSIAN LIQUID sent to any address. FL m
. Letters must contain stamp Sc q. I'm.
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| RMY APPLICANTS. &C.,

cSi ana Gsdst Enxpser1 al The me 1;f1 Navy,
No 43l 81. BET; sh and 10Th: an prepared ~
orders corroborated by Gen. D. HUNTER. PreS.
Cav Board 81 Exeminers. Pref. JOHN FYLL.F
. &C lk-eeat kelah Fl - ss1H-f-If
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CoMIHa NEXT WHBK.-Msssrs. Thaysr &
Noyes, with their grand circus and meuageris,
give performances at GeorSetown on Monday,
first Of series Of entertaInmentS In this city.
ON the lot at the corner OF New York avenue
and 9Th street. on Thursday, the 3istof October.
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WIN. h. wHEATLEYY PREMIUM srEAn
W. M DYEIN0 AND CLEANSING - u
E6TABLI6HMENT.,# 80 - :, -

.Umce. ,N0; ~ yeners0n st., Ge9rgetoHn, ". O.i
poIitan Institute, 1857 rebuilt l866 Ind 10 now b.
Tar the largest and most complete establishment q
: Dysina and securing Of sIfinds dsns In the best
;solicits thu continued custom OF the community
Goods resolved and returned ~ express with the
utmost promptnesy and despetch: u
Post Once address, Lock Box No. 50. 9g
Once closes daily at sunset except Saturday when
1t Is closed ct OK ,. 70. - sss.l-ges, AuH-6m
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INEBRIATED- Molly johnson, a woman of
bad repute, came before Justice Harper, ar
rested yesterday by officer Leach for intoxica-
ton and disorderly conduct. She was fined
So. Molly was for long time a noted char
acter in Georgetown, but seems to have mi.
grated 10 this CITY, +" Ha. -# .'' ~
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LARCENY OF CLoTH1NG.-Anna Burns,
cook in the employ Of DIR. Libsrnaan, was yes
terday arragned before Justice Hazard to
answer the charge Of stealing from her en-
ployer clothing to the value of $500. The &C
QUESTION WAS sustained, and the accused COM
mitted to Jail for court. The clothes which she
had stolen and pawned, were recovered by
cOnstables Boss and X imble -.. q.
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T henry WILSON, IS - % 90
/ et t ~ MERCHANT TAILOR, ~

No. 116 Rridge Street, Georgeso.rn, D.. O., A8A
Merit Door TO Bank Of ConlH,e,ee, :. ,. y
to his large and well selected OF french
English. and American CT OTHS, CASSIMkREB
and NESTINGS, of the latest importations, which
of the art. -
Also good assortment Of Gents Furnishink
Goods, such as SHIRTS, DRAWERS, SOCKS,
GI0NES, ARS,SUSPENDERS, CRAvATS,
HANDKERCH IEYS, &C.. to- all Of which he in.
where. q = 7lilll+7.F ~ d.
No trouble to show goods, and altsarments war.
ranted to fit. - Sc O-lm
lust RECEIVED large and well selected stock
Of Black and Golored vELxET RIB-1Gn
which we are selling at greatly roducsd2NE3
prices, at the New Fency Store Of -
~ hYt4 YOUNG g. BEHREND, IA
100 Bridge street, next to National
Oc 4-lmt go "a Bank of Commerce,
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RESISTING AN OFFICER.-Officer Arnold, of
the eighth precincr, yesterday arrested a man
named George Duvall for disorderly conduct,
whom be arraigned before Justice Gull, who
resisted the officer when he was arrested, the
officer preferred a charge against him to that
effect, which was sustained, and the accused
was required to give bail for court.
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SALE OF BARS AT THE NATIONAL RACE
Coz RsR.-Messrs. Wall IL Oo..yesterday, sold
bars Nos. 5 and at the race course "a folio VS..
: Bar No. ), known as .sthe stable bar" to Mr..
+. Adams for $40. The eating bars, known as
'.bsr No. ~ situated in the grand building,
10 George Calvert for 1915. Two other bars,
Nos. 2 and were withdrawn.
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RoBBBRY.-This morning Mrs Virginia
Kennedy, while passing through the Centre
vegetable market, had her pocket picked of a
purse containing about S14. The first mont
ton received Of her loss was upon searching
for her money to pay for some article which
she had bought. No clue to the perpetrator
of the theft
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PERSONAL.

HfOR FURTHER ACCOMMODATION OF MY
Il patrons have determined TO open my eating
apartment on SUNDAYS from7 to IL q. m
1t GEO. G. DUBANT.
CD 000 TO LOAN in sums to suit good
pc,UVU security.
STARR & METCALF.
3D. Real Estate Brokers.
z o 26-S corner 18th st. and n. Y ave.
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceU-To-
day letters testamentry were Issued ON the
estate OF the late Philip Harry to VIM II.
Dougall bond, $4,000, The will being fully
proven. The same was appointed guardian to
the orphan Of the seceased; bond. $4,000.
The will OF the late SalIie L. Manning was
fully proved and admitted to probate.
The will of the late John W Pegg was fully
proven and admitted to probate.
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IMPORTED GsoDs -Joseph j. May Co.,
open on Monday superb stock Of imported
goods, including rich silks, plan, black, and
embroidered; Lyons silk velvets; Paris and
Lyons popiins: Paris kid gloves &C., which
they proposed to sell at their usual moderate
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x CONTRACTS AWARDED. - Major q. Bell
Commissary Of Subsistence, Department of,
Washington, has awarded the contracts for
furnishing l,25O barrels Of flour for the troops
In this Department as follows:
Harryman, Nipe & Go Baltimore, Md. 100
barrels No. flour, at SI275 per barrel. John
W. Wright, BALTIMORE, Md, 800 barrels No.
flour, at $l2. George F. Webb, Baltimore, Md,
200 barrels No -four; at 1920. w. M. Gait,
Washington, 100 barrels family -four, at Sl3.75;
geo barrels No. do S13; 100 barrels do, 1925.
ClabauRh & Shoemaker, Georgetown, 1lO bbls.
family flour, at S14.20.
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the 4th OF November.
ALEXANDRIA, AID V1c1N1rY-rhe Gazette
of yesterday evening says: ..s.!
Bryant, the fugitive from justice. from this
place, who made his escape by jumping from
the window (, y, OF the the Court House das,ns the
into the store of Messrs. Blackjack &c Co., and
succeeded In making his way to Westmoreland
county. where he has been lurking, took pas
sage on the last trip of the steamer Kennepec,
at Klnsale. for Baltimore, but was recog nized
by the pilot Of the steamer, Captain AL. Fare,
who had MIN arrested upon reaching the wharf
in BALTIMORE, and confined until yesterday,
when Deputy Sheriff Rock, happening to be in
the city win requisItion for CLARK, was m
formed OF the arrest and had the fugitive
brought 70 this city by the guard who accom-.
taken to Jail, where be " now locked up In
q cell. aJt-Er--E :,
Pressly Greenwood, generally known az
Pres Press or Bips, z hand on the ferry boat Yir-
at the ferry slip, and as his feet became eutan.
gled IN the ropes meOring the steamer TO the
wharf, while his head was In the water, he
must consequently have been drowusd had be
be in The neighborhood At the time,
= Mr.. A. +. Stewart. the rich New York dry
goods merchant, has made present TO the or
two pieces OF cotton llannsl. four pieces Of
prints, two pieces bIeached naouslin, three
dozen pairs OF stockings, and four dozen hand
AoJ cot0to.
n The Gazette reports attempts on the part of
radical colorsd Republicans to lynch Thomas
Williams, colored, Conservative IN Fairfax
county, and Daniel Ford. colofed, Oonserya-
alive OF Aiexapdria. The former was rescued
by the sheriff. and the latter BY his nrpaness.
= The Journal Of this morning svys: I -, =.
The new colored school houss GA Alfred
street 10 besng pushed rapidly to completion.
Il lea very airy, .psc!cus 6uildiug. and every
The inferior arrangements OF both are ME-
Mr.; George Seaton, the contrActor. tnfafms ns
that the upper story Of the asvt honss win is
ready Tor occupation BY the flrst OF next mon b.
a. On Thursdsy, the train Of the Orange and
AlexAnGria railroad RON over the right lee. s,fsS
lad named Pat Bsyne, aged seven years, and
mashed Il 90 that the boy Will .probativ iosa
the limb from the knee Downward. The cam !.
atty occurred at the corner Of King ana Henry
from the cars on to the track 5e @e1-@ 5.
i Fred Loudouh. colofed, was COMMITTED 10
jail yesterday for further examination. on ira
charge Of stealiug hfty grain sacks, the pron.
efty Of Lewis McKenzis. Betsey Brown.
charged with stealing clothing from Georrs
ClsgSes, was let pff-ths stolen Property hsviss
been returned 70 The owner.
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WILTON J. SAEFOLD,
Formerly Of Montgomery, Alabama,) % b
ATTORNEY AND COuNSELLOR-AT-LAW.
y WASHINGTON, D. g..
ONCE No. 42s Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme Court of the United
ststes, Cont Of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis
4rict of Columbia. .ea---. 20 49,. ~ ISL.
i. Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. Es,is-,r- .a.t, selS-f
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MURDERED In MARYLAND.-Lastn night this
dead body of man named Richard Alyord,
residing on Virginia avenue, between I'd and
3D. streets, (South Washington,) was brought
in by railroad and taken to his residence. AL
word was at work on the Western Maryland
railroad, near Union Bridge, and the hands
having been paid off he. with two or three
others, got to drinking. Yesterday morning
his body was found short distance from the
shaDty in which he boarded, with his head
split open and his pockets rified; and it is al
most certain that he was struck from behind
with some sharp instrument, causing death in
SANITY. and his money taken. The deceased
leaves a widow and four children.
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RUNAWAY FROM THE ORPHAN AeYLUM-A
boy, seven years old, named Charles T.. He en-.
ming, got ont from st. Joseph's Orphan Asy.
lum, on II. between 9th and 10th streets, this
morning, and losing himself in the city, was
returned TO the Sisters, at the Asylum, by OIL.
Ger z. kearney, Of the Sixth precinct.
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Cow THIEvEs.-Edttor Star: The three cows
that were stolen from Capitol Hill, on Sunday
night, the 18th instant, by the notorious gang
of cow thieves living on the canal between
Georgetown and the Chain Bridge, were re.
covered Yesterday. The cows had been driven
10 secluded spot, On an island between the
canal and the Potomac, q mile above the Chain
Bridge. The plan of these thieves is to steal
the cows and hide them until a reward is
offered. The citizens OF GEORGETOWN and
Washington have suffered long enough by this
system OF villaipy, and ii would be well for
our police to keep a sharp lookout in that
direction. ~. ..-.... ssr-I
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ANNIvRRsARY.-Asa announced last Sabbath
in the Sixth Presby terrain Church. the pastor,
Rev. @. II. Smyth, will preach tomorrow, IL
y m, his third anniversary sermon. The oc.
CASTOR will be one Of interest to all lovers Of
church progress in the Capitol.
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sTovESi STOVES II
EDUCATIONAL.

7 WIEsER's PAINTING AND DRAWING
IL. SCHOOL, a.
For LADIES' and CENTS -'.- a.'T.5A
OVER METZEROTT HALL.
open every day from to II and PA too Q clock.
oc 4 Inn ..,.. t...
EvENING COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No.
H 594 eth street, between 6 and Fl, Navy Yard.
Young Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully in
Uted to attend; hours OF instruction from to p.
n. oc Slim
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ARRBsTs.-The whole number of arrests
made by the police yesterday were Al the
amount of fines imposed by the several police
magistrates, S84.S0
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IRVING LYcEUM.-Last Friday evening the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
quarter: President II. D. Tyl Ter. (unanlmous;)
Vice President, A. p. Pardon; Recording Sec.
rotary, W. G. Marts; Corresponding Secrs-
tary, W. F. Crane; Editor, }. M. Dalzelle
Treasurer. e. III. Holden. I'LL -.
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AN UNRULY HoRsE.-Thursday, as three
men named Joseph Thomas, George Horse
man and George Turner, were driving horse
attached 10 a wagon along F, between x and
commenced kicking, by which all three OF the
men were more or less hurt. They were con-
veyed into Bacon's drug store, aud Dr. en-
wick " as called in and dressed their wounds
after which ther were sent home. No bones
were broken, though the trio were severely
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BEATING CHILD.-Annn Pendleton, col
ored, came before Justice Gull this morning a.,
the Eighth precinct station-house, after hay
Ing remained IN the "lock up all night,
charged by Mrs. F. Mcguire with beating a
child. The Justice dismissed the accused after
imposing upon her q fine Of only 81 80.
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CENTER MARKET, TO.DAY.-Beef. best cuts
per h.. Csc; next, 20c.; Salt Beef 12ai5c.; Dried
Beef, 25c. Veal, 2Ua25c. Mutton. chops, i5a2Oc.,
Lamb, 15a20c.; Lard, &c.,; Pork, fresh, 10 ets.;
corned, &c.,: Bacon, hams, uncut &c.; sliced,
3Uc.: breasts, 1sc. shoulders, lsc. Butter, 4Oa
Soc: Spring Chickens, S4aS6 per doZ.; Chick.
ems, per pair, 81; 9oslins, S1.15 Il piece,
Ducks, 81 pair; Eggs, dog, 30a35c.: Green Corn
Csc. per doz.: Tomatoes, SOC per PIX; New Honey
40 cents per pound: Apples. ne W, per peck AGA
75c. Apples, dried, Use. Leeks, bh. sc. Spinach,
iCc Kale, 1sasoc Turnips, s'c. PIX. Peaches,
dried, per qrt, Is cts. Beans, butter, &c.;
whi-e, 12a15c dried cherries. qt., soc. Rad
ishes, per banch 2aic. Beets, per bh., Sc.
Onions, 60c peck: Okra, 30c.; Parsnips, SC.
Peas, qt.. 10c. Carrots, bunch, Sc Rhubarb, Sc.
FIshRock, large, each 81. so; small. bunch iOc.;
Perch, 50 cents; Herring. per doz., 30a50 cents;
Shad, 25 to 80 cents each; Halibut rs cents ID.
Rye, per bus, 81 50aS so. Corn Meal. per bus
$3.50 Shipstuff, SOC. Brownstuff. SOC mid.
ding. Soc; Shorts, 35a4Oc. Corn, sheiled, S.5O,
ear, bt, IS. 5OaS7 Oats. bu.. s5c. Hay, cwt., 81.
aSi 3s Straw, 9oal.25: Celery, per bunch. 10c.
krout. per quart. Sc. Cabbage. per head. 10al5c.
Homlny, quart, 10 cts; Squash. 15ai5c.; Sweet
potatoes. doc. per peck; Lettuce, Sc head;
Asparagus, 1Ga20 cents per bunch. Gran.
berries Is celss aquart. Cymlines, per doz.,
sOaa0c.; Snap Beans, per PIX. 25a50c.
Potatoes. per peck, 30aa0c. Null
berries, per quart, IL cents. Cucumbers,
per dozen, 20 cents. Rabbits 30 so cents
each. Pears, 81 per peck. Green Pepper Pods,
81 per 100. Blackbirds. 50 cents per doz. Ell
derberries. Sc. per OF; Cantelopes. f0a20c. each
peck. 3Oc Grapes per h., 12a20c. Chestnuts,
81 per peck Cheese, Csc. per Id. q uinc cos, 5Oa
! SEC per pix Lemons, SOC. per doZ Citrens,
SC. each. Turkeys 50. ~. o..
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committed 70 the workhonse. Frederick Buck.
ner. Natheniel Tyler and lAdhline Anderson
Justice Walter committed owen McCauley
and sarah Brown, while Geo. Night, Freds.
rick Cjinser and Ohas, Harrigan, were dig.
posed Of in like manner By Jnstice Gull