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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Dolby, the agent of Mr.
dickens, arrived in the Java last week, and is
now in New York. He comes 20 prepare the
way for course of readings by Mr.. Charles
Dickens in our principal cities. MI Dolby
Will look over the ground carefully, and If it
appears that the en- terprise will be attended
with success or profit, he will so report to Mr..
Dickens, and that distinguished novelist Will
visit This country and give readings from his
own works. 1.-THE wife OF Hon Ben amlu
WCot, OF New York. was found dead in bed
on Saturday morning Heart disease was the
cause of her death.
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LAND PATBNT-The Commissioner of the
General Land Office has transmitted 10 the
United States Surveyor General at San Fran
SEQ, for delivery to the party Untitled, patent
I r the priva'e land clsim in Cola called Los
Mrganos, in favor Of Alice Marsh. The patent
covers 1885 acres in Contra Costa county
about 20 miles west from Stockton
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FROM THE STEAMER ONEIDA.-Despa ,ches
have been received al the Navy Department,
from Commander j. b. Creishto of the Uni.
led States steamer Oneida, announcing the ar
rIval OF that vessel al Porto 6rande island of
81 Vincent. on the 27th of June; officers and
crew all well. Commander G.. announced
that he would sail on July LIST for Rio de jan
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Tribute to MIR. Stanton in Boston.

BosToN Aug 2O.-In the Board Of Alder
men. last evening, resolutions were adopted
expressing pleasure at the visit of the Hon E.
M Stanton. and paying high tribute 10 his
services. An order accompanying the res oil u :.
lions, offering the hospitality OF the city to Mr.
Stanton, was adopted.
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DEAD.-The wife OF Brevet Col Albert. ,tn
cavalry, died at Galveston. Texas of yellow
fever, on the 18th instant Col. A was former
~ stationed TO this city and married here,
Mrk. Albert was an accomplished lady and a
Is.es nunb Der OF friends III this city wilt mourn
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REDUCTION OF FORCE INTHE WAR DRPART
MENT.-lt is the intention OF General Grant
AGING Secretary of War, TO curtail the ex.
Penses OF he War Depar as fast a. pos
hiole n large number of buildings in the
Ielghoorhood of the department, now rented
Nv ne Government, will b. given up as soon as
tie papers ans records can be transferred o
tie Department About fifty clerks Will be
dismissed on account of the scarcity OF work
'ne CT two buildings near 17tn street will be
i-'sintd. there moi being room enough III the
apartment to accommodate all the force
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TIE TURKISH MISIsTKR-The Turkish
Minister Blacque Bey, who arrived in this
city on Saturday last as the minister residen,
from Turkey 10 this government, was not pre-
srned TO The President to- day, but will be on
Friday next. He was at the State Department
this morning and had an interview with Sec.
retary Seward
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fBv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph.
Lewis johnson Il 20. quote stocks and bonds


Lewis johnson & 10. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YoRK.August 2u.-First Board U s. 6's,
1881, coupon, MY; do registered, -; do
5.2O's. coupon, 1l3A; do. registered, -; do.
Certificates -; do. $40. new issue. -: do
1905, 107 4; 10.40's, registered -; coupon, 102I
Pacific Mail, l4s; Atlantic MAIL lib: Canton
Co., as; Cumberland, "a; Quicksilver, 90:
nlariposa, 10; prefd,-; N. Y. Central. 105
River Railroad, lA4; Reading R. R., iO4%;
Michigan Central, lO9 Michigan Southern,
Slh; ILLINOIS Central X. r., 1l9S; Cleveland
and Pittsburg 9A: Northwestern, ASK; do
preferred. sos; Cleveland and Toledo l22 \ :.
Rock Island, -; Fort Wayne, los.
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDs.-The Com
missioner of the General Land Office has re.
ceived returns in part from the local Office at
ST. Cloud, Minnesota, showing that SO ASP acres
OF the pubic lands were disposed Of during the
month Of July last rs. IFS acres of which were
taken for actual settlement and cultivation
under the homestead law, ard the remainder
located with Agricultural College scrip and
military warrants.
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yellow Fever.

BOsToN, Aug. 2U.-The brig Ocean Belle,
winch arrived here TO day from Havana. brings
the remains of Capt. Thornton, who died on
board OF the yellow fever. Two others of the
crew died OF yellow fever on the passage and
there are now two cases on board. The vessel
has been sent 10 quarantine.
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THE PATENT FOR MAKING PAPER FROM
WOOD
IMPORTANT I

IMPURTANT DECISION.
Hon. T c. Theaker, Commissioner of Pat
tents, has n ade decision in the case of Watt
and Burgess, owners of the patent for maxim 2
paper from wood and other vegetable matter,
who applied for an extension Of their patent
which expired yesterday The decision ha ;
not Yet been prom ulgated, but it is said that the
extension has been granted as prayed. Itw
shown in evidence before the Examiner
that the pa,entees had not received fair
enumeration for their invention, and had
the Commissioner refused to grant the exten
sion, they would have had no remedy; but the
same being extended, the case can be carried
10 coz RI. where full and fair examination
can be had. and a decision rendered which
VIII secure the rights of all parties The de
cislon OF the Commissioner Will be made pub
lie III few days. and the case will be carried
before the &. ). District Court
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Fox SITKA -Geueral Rosseau left here last
git for New York. and will sail bv the first
. teamer tor San Francisco en- route for Sitka
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DETACHED.-Passed Assistant Surgeon va
Ii Jones. Las been detached from the Navy
Yard a. Washington, and placed on waiting
-
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d F f & i A L.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, J
WAsHINGTON, August Is, 1867
Information has been received at this de-
partmsnt from Mr.. james H. McColley, the
Consul of the United States at CalIao Peru, OF
the death, on the 25th OF March last, lost eyer.
board at sea- Of William Smith.
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~ Judge tnderWoods court sitting at
EIchmond, has adjourned TO meet ths Ist
Iussday in October
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InTYEHAL hEVEHUs.-The receipts from
this source to-day were S273,9U79l.
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81 Five fatal cases OF cholera were Terorted
II New Yerk city yesterday.
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs-interest six
cents the dollar, and accrued interest at six per
cent in currency frsm July /.
tinues to be pushed forward with great rapidly.
An additional section of forty miles will he COM
pleted during the present week, making
425 MILES WEST FROM OMAHA IN
OPERATION,
and stocked with locomotives cars and all the an.
pun tenances Of a first class road.
the "Esoa paid in by stockholders of
The aid received from the u. s. Government in
constructing this portion Of 425 miles is
l. A donation of IL 800 acres adjacent lands
to the mile tnearly all very valuable,)
s'S Sil nag esni Currency 900 acres
Bonds. which are a second iien, at the
rate Of SIC 900 to the mile amounting,
The amount Of the Company own First
Mortgage Bonds on 425 miles is........ S. 300
FIRST Bonds p anp
a9Gnt 9SE THIRD OF the value Of the property on
Sy its ehsrsf aS
cept as the work progresses, AND TO THE SAME
TuE bs bsS
cures the tondholders is made to Hon; +. d Nor
Of he and
tives from Massachusetts. as Trustees, who alone
responsible for their issue in strict accordance with
thetterms of the law.
statement OF the earnings OF the last quarter
will be published in detail at early day. but the
accounts are already suffi GENTLY balanced to show
that the net amount is much greater than the gold
interest on the bonds that be issued on tho
length OF road operated 1t should be remembered
that these earnings are only upon WAY BUSINESS
inia new and undevelOped country, and are index
of the vast traffic that must follow the completion
of the whole ling to the Pacific in 1870 These facts
are only intended to show that these bonds are
strictly one Of the safest well of the most
profitable, securities, and fully entitled to the
confidence OF the public. The Company make no
appeal to the public to purchase it's bonds ~ the
daily subscriptions are large, and fully equal to
their wants.
Many parties are taking advantage of the present
nigh price OF Government stocks to exchange for
these bonds, which are over 10 per cent cheaper
and, at the current rate Of premium on gold ,
OVER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST
Subscriptions will be received in Washington at
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC,
RlTTENH0USE, FOWLER& CO.
In New York at the CUMPANY'S OFFICE, No.
20 Nassau street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. T
CLARKE, DoDGE CO., Bankers, No. 81 Wall
JOHN CISCO SON, Bankers, No. SO Wall
aud by BANKS AND BANKERS generally
throughout the United States, Of whom maps and
descriptive pamphlets may be obtained.
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer,
August S. 1857 Ian lsl New York.
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Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, August 20, i667.-Jay Cooke d
Co. furnish the following quotations. Of Gsv-
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RTMENT

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. August 10TH. 1857.
The following Proposal was made to the Navy
Department during the week ending August 18th
1861 and is published in accordande with the provi-
sions of an act of Congress:
Messrs Frye, Ph.pps & Co. offer to furnish and
deliver to the Boston Navy Yard fifty four dozen
Jacknives at the price Of S. so per dozen. 1t
CHANGE OF FIRM NAME.
The firm name o: L. A. DELLWIG & CO.. is
from this day changed to DELLWIG & BAILEY
corner 9Th and 4 streets, Navy Yard.
August 10, 1866. au93t
PEACHES TOMATOES.
PEAS. &c.
Put upin
Retain their original favor. Fruits put up in
these Jars can he KEEP.
WITHOUT SUGAR.
Directions FOR putting up all kinds of fruit, vege
tables. &c.. gratis.
Jars at wholesale or retail, and at low prices
For sale at
j. ". BOTFLER & BROS.
House furnishing Store.
au 1887 $40 MetZerutt Hall
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M 4 &c Al st A r r
SURGEON IN CHIEF,

J. H. THOMPSON, NJ. D.,
1s4 / street between oath and 2st streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
JOS. X. BARNES, NJ. D., Surgeon General, Uni
JOS. RILEY, M. D., Georgetown.
THOS. MILLER, M. D., + street, Washington.
A. Y.P. GAREETT, M D., New York avenue.
w. JOHNSTON, Nj: D; Washington.
+. HOW AID, N. D., + street.
Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos
pita of which there 81, can be obtained of the
Surgeon in chief at this office, 1S4 street, or of
any of the Medical staff and of the Revs. Drs Hall
Gurley. Gillette, and Coombs.
Wives and widows of soldiers desiring admission
army.
Patients living at q distance who desire to come
to this institution for treatment private
rooms by applying by letter to the matron of the
hospital. A. d. GILLETTE, d. D.,
au 23-eoly President
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PERSONAL.


DERSoNAL-A gentleman, a resident OF this
Il city wishes TO BECOME acquainted with hsni-
SEINE and amiable lady, as an occasional evening
companion. and to whom he will be . constant
triend Address, with photograph, "E. M W
Washington. IL
NOTICE.-Mr. HENRY HOFER will please
IN cali at II Kaibs Restaurant, 18th street, with
in days otherwise his runks will after that date
b. sold. H-3t'
RR c W sONNENSCHMIDT, HOMEUPATH.
IL IC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
offers his professional services 10 the citizens Of
Washington. Once hours from TO ii a. m and
to pm. au Is In
T AIDES PLEASE READ THIS.-WILLIAM
IL PRINCE, 439 9th street. has about six hun
ered tOOb we'll made stamps of elegant des GINS for
Embroidery, Braid, &c, that he win sell cheap the
whole or part and teach the buyer the Compost.
how to use them gratis Being part of duplicate
set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to
engage in this profitable business and having
small capital should call at once. jes
MARRIED AND SINGLE LADIES-An IN
lVl trouble call. Business private and strictly
confidential. Success guaTanteed IN al cases or no
charge. MADAM NELSoN.
Ladies' Doctress, 52s Penn. avenue,
au 2-lmt between ID and Sd streets.
rONFIDENTIAL.-Youn meu who have in
~ jured themselves by certain secret habits, which
married life; alec, middle aged and old men. who,
from the folies of youth or other causes, feel de-
bility in advance of their years, before placing
themselves under the treatment of any one, should
first read " The Secret Friend !" Married ladies
The seorss FrsnS SENT to ans address IN
sealed envelope receipt of 25 cents Address DR..
CHAS. A. STUART Co. Boston, Mass. mostly
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ELECTRO MEDICATED vAPoR BATHS
pr. L. ALCAN, southwest corner Of 18th street
and Penn'a ave, cures Rheumatism Eru ntions AZ
the Skin Colds, Govt, Debility, Affection Of Pa
rslysis, Absorption of Mercury and Female Com
b"iueS. my 2.6m
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Having carefully examined the Vaults ana Safes
of the NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
recently incorporated in this city, it gives much
pleasure to certify to their great security, and to
commend thu IN to the of friends, as well as
"f the community generally as the most suitable
place Of deposit for Bonds Stocks Plate, Valuable
Papers, other parcels. for the safe kee ping of
which our banking houses assume no response
bility.
W. GUNTON. President
JAS. ADAMS, Cashier
Bank of Washington.
R1TTENHOCSE, FOWLER 4 co.
FlTZHUGH COYLE, President
National Bank of the Republic.
MOSES KELLY. Cashier
National Metropolitan Bank.
JAY COOKE s CO.
RIGGS co.
WIN. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
an l5-lw First National Bank.
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SLATE FOR SALE
SLATE ROOFING done by GAULT T. VII
LlAMS, Tenth street and Cana, Rsn.i-ia.
promptly attended to. mssopaaarishg
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DAsTURAGE.-Good Pssfrrace eau ). Ma ,
I miles above Washington. on Rock rsrs. h"1 for
month Apply 10 a. BROWN, q street. be-
" " "'A' Au low
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DIR. T. J. KISNER.
ECLECTIC INEFFECTIVE

| 1ShGS14C mEO1ClN ES,
NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
| ~ VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
viii attend TO the PREPARATION OF medi.
cines, putting mp prescriptions, &C., viii ena.
!f ts aVnecIs ES n ~ Sen9a 70 ont Pa
country. His medicines are all prepared in
his own office, and all delivered 10 his pa
both Acute and Chronic, with which human.
| ity Is afnicted. He hast large number OF new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful IN many Of those obstinate cases OF
supposed to be incurable, among which may
be named: Consumption, SCrOfuIa. Dis
charges from the Ear, OzenR, Enlarged GLANDS,
Cancers and Skin Diseases, His mode Of
| treating Liver Diseases, Stomach COmplaintB5
| Bronchitis and AL diseases OF the Throat
and Air Passages HypertrOphy and all 9th.
| Spinal Affections, and all diseases Of the Ser
vousSyEtem, is acknowledged by all who have
tested tito be the most certain and Euccest1l
| ever known TO the medical profession. DR.. X.
has been emlnently successful in the treat
ment OF all diseases peculiar to women, viz;
Menstrul Distractions Painful MenStIUstioni
LeucrThea, Uterine and OVaIiOn TumOTE,
Prolapsus Uten and all Nervous diseases 10
which they are subject.
He makes speciality in the treatment Of
| all Chronic Affections OF the GenitO Urinary
Organs, Wig: CatarTh OF Bladder and UrethTH,
Irritable bladder, and NO1.TetentiOn and
Dribbling OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
0LHNSl1 OLAOeLb ana Dlncmt UIlnAuHBi Sy.
philitiC Diseases in all their varied forms
Ghonarrhea, its complications and se9uellRI
Spermatorrheaa and Impotency, and all at1ec-
tons consequentupon youth indisCTetiOnl.
Also special attention paid 70 the treatment
Sores, Var1coSe UlceTs, &c. Persons AFFLICTED,
particularly with old troublesome case6,
should lose notime to call on or address DIX
R1SNER, Communications containing Zee
promptly noticed. ONCE prescriptions and
medicine cash. For visits in city, same ~
other Physicians.
Once No. Odd Fellows building. Few
doors east of Mcclure House, Monroe street.
once hours, A. NJ: to Il M, 2 p. NJ. Ioh
P. NJ, and P. n. tooP. NJ. janis
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THE sHows.-The circuses yesterday
were the great point of attraction In the
city, and "from early morn till dewy
eve" young America was In HE glory.
And old America TOO for that matter,
for men are but boys of larger growth
(says somebody We suppose there Is
not another place in the United States
where circus Is rs sure to be well pat
ronized as in Wheeling. At least any
one seeing the crowds on the Island
Yesterday and last night would think
40 We arc mt least safe in saying that
D0thir,y ever draws such crowds here as
oIr",,snS and no circus ever drew better
fhsn those Yesterday. Dan Rice, owing
to the bad roads between here and
WeiisburG, did not arrive In time to
exhihit in the afternoon, and SO Messrs.
IIHight Il Chambers had the immense
thrOng all to themselves; but last even
ing Dan having got set up, opened
out, and was rammed and famed
to his utmost capacity. 1--WE don't
mean Dan. was but his pavilion.) We
don't think II bigger crowd ever got
into one circus tent here at Wheel
ing. Dan. goes to Moundsville to-
day. Messrs. Haight Il Chambers re-
main, and exhibit to-day and this
evening. They have fine collection
of animals, which are objects of inter-
est to those who do not patrOniZe the
circus.
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GRAVEL RooFs.-NIr. George Crum-
hacker of this city, is fully prepared to
put on gravel roofs in the Most inn
proved method, and warrants his work
to give satisfaction, either in RESISTING
fire or turning water. The tar used ia
put through process that frees It from
oil and benzOle, and no matter now
great the heat, it will not run. It Ia
equally efficient in roofs of every con-
ceivable pitch. Mr.. Crumbacker keeDs
on hand roofing cement and cement for
tanks and sidewalks of the best quail
", and for sale at the lowest rates.
ms ROOFING has stood test OF fifteen
years in Pittsburgh anr25
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TIE ROAD TO THE CITY CEMETERY
This much-talked of Improvement is
stilI IN StutW quo. It does not appear
clear that any progress at all has been
made. Soma weeks ago special COM
mittee was appointed in council to in
vestigate the feasibility of opening ons
: oftwo routes. Onewas the Improvement
of Zane street bridge and road around
the hill on the east side of the creek.
The other was an extension of Fulton
street on this side of the creek to a
point opposite the cemetery, the con-
struction Of bridge at that point.
the continuation of the road across the
Peninsula with another bridge over 10
the the National road at the Village Of
Fulton. "
On Tuesday night Mr.. Nolan tbo
Chairman Of this committee .submittaJ
q report setting forth that the Committee
had had an Instrumental survey mad
and ascertatned that the probable cost
OF an easy grade over Fulton or Raker
street and leading therefrom towaTis
the Peninsula cemetery, would ba
about 500; that the broken stone ne
cessary for and sufficient to acconrn0-
date the travel would amount to abont
$4,000; while sufficient stone work for 4
permanent bridge and a Temporary
wooden carriage and footWay theron
would not exceed 81, 500, and the small.
cuLVert that may be necessary ut The
narrow street north of Mr., Exlev's
would be built without expense to the
CITY oy stone masons owning quarries
beyond. SO that the probable
outlay to the city would not
exceed 10000. The commit
zee report further that they cannot
see the Propriety OF any Improvement
~ Lne expense of the city beyond her
JylIsoLeG ;' and that they believe the
T 1-aHs Street Fast Wheeling Company
ttu IllI1- o. route to be iInpracticable.
because In no event can the CITY mo
vent the Riley estate from enio1i,',,
their quarry privileges below saI5
road and TO the detriment thereof ~
committee therefore recommend a roo,
oIutlon that when the county shall
guarantee the opening, grading and
maeadanizing of a road acrnSa H.
Peninsula, the erection of n hrijr,e
across the creek from the PeninsnIo e.
Fulton, the g:Ading and macadaIni1ino'
of the road from the end of that bri,I.,a
70 the National road, and when ISo
county consents to allow the CITY n
build and control a bridge to conuect
Fultou or Baker street with the PENN.
buLa or county road. then the citv
agrees and binds itself 10. appropriat Il
XoOO Tor grading aud macadamfzinp
1EulLOn or Baker street and for builds
ing sucn last mentioned bridge,
w. w acIIon was taken by the council
touchlng this report, further than Ia.
Ceiving and filing It. 'l''n ' ts7
q
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We understand that since the devel-
opment made by Fogler touching james
Montgomery, who is in the grocer y
business at Washington, Mr.. Mont
gomery has been receiving numerous
visits from his creditors some of whom
are in this city. We suppose these gem
tlemen think that Il man in Montgom-
ery's situation may be expected to run
away; and 1t is difficult to see how he
can do anything else, unless it be to
hang himself
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rs. Basket Pic Mic. rs.
RELMoNE COUNTY SABBArH SCHOOL

RELMoNT COUNTY SABBATH SCHOOL
CoSvESrIoN.-We print elsewhere a
full report of the proceedings of the
Belmont county Sabbath School Con-
vsntion held at Bellair this week. 1t is
due to the obliging correspondent who
furnished the report to say that its ap-
pearauce has been delayed by an acGi-
dent through which the first iustalment
was overlooked for some time after it
was received.
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THE attention of our readers is called
to the Advertisements in another COL
umn of Messrs. Berger, Shuts Il Co.,
Chemists, Troy, n. Y. They ore man
ufacturers OF, and agents for, some of
the most valuable Toilet preparations
in use. By their use all may possess a
clear, smooth skin, or "A healthy and
luXuriant growth of hair upon the
head or face. Those of our readers hav-
ing use for anything of the kind, would
do we'll 10 patronize them. dtrw.
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CrRCUrr CoURr.-During the forenoon
yesterday George Hereford was tried on
the Indictment for grand larceny, and
was convicted of petit larceny and SEN
fenced to six months Imprisonment in
the county jail.
The case of Timothy Dorgau, indict-
ed for assault and battery, was contin.
ued until next term.
James Swan, Indicted for forgery,
was arraigned In Court and pleaded
mot guilty.
Conrad Bachman. foreigner, YVES
naturalized.
The case of Andrew Metz, indicted for
keeping house Of ill-fame, is set for
to-day.
The case Of James Walters.
George Westwood, Lewis Travis and
Charles E. Ellsworth, indicted for riot
and destruction Of property in Ritchie-
town, is set for Monday.