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THE "ARBITERn COOK STOVE,
',S IL ''A' 'aa 's'a' GREGORY / GO.
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Injunction TO PREVENT THE EXTENSION
OF CRY LIMyys.-Applications have been
made to Judge Meredith in three distinct
cases for injunctions against the extension
of the city limits. One is by creditor Of
the county Of Henrico, who claims that
the ability Of the county to pay his de-
mand against it will be thereby greatly
impaired, and his debt be put in jeopardy.
Another party takes the ground in his pc
tition for an injunction that there is no
power in the Legislature to alter the boun-
darics of a city or county that has status
in the Constitution.
Colonel Sherwin McRae on Saturday
concluded his argument on behalf of the
petitioners, and Raleigh I. Daniel, city at
torney, is to reply.
To-day the law extending the city limits
goes into effect.
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A NTHRACITE COAL at EIGHT
IN DOLLARS per ton of two thousand pounds,
delivered. Persons sending in orders giving us
time to fill them from vessels will get two thousand
pounds OF coal delivered at their door for precisely
what two thousand two hundred and forty pounds
cost US.
je22 B. WARDWBLL & CO.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS - MASONIC. =
Dove Lodge, No. 81, on Friday night re-
elected all its old otiicers-namcly Joseph
Hall, master; E. G. Tompkins, senior
warden; James D. Browne, junior war
den; John T. Sizer, treasurer Augustus
Arsell, Jr., secretary Thomas Jones, Sc
nior deacon; Charles Fisher, junior dea-
con; Thomas Angel, tiler; A. c. Saun-
ders and - Rosenthal, stewards.
Masonic Educational Conmlittee.-James
X. Caskie, Joseph Hall, and Thomas P.
August were unanimously reelected to
represent the Lodge upon the Masonic
Educational Committee.
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Sncci0I Notices.
: SUMNER DRY GOODS
At AND BELOW COST
At
,s.AC HUT ER's,
To 52a EToad street.

..,..eE :. S7r:as and Summer Goods beips
:" ,.,y, sra tho season hav1rs far advanced,
vs! - f-,,, MS day, July lst, sell them posi-.
a7siy WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
THE Dry GGoDs LINE
...,rs,a 2r! ,ho prices as low. in many IN
,,.th lower, than a: any house IN tho city.
s,'. .rs-a examination ct our stock and prices
,.l.ss. ~ - he convinced that there is no
.,..srx cAcsper than at
''"' ISAAC HUTZLSR'S,
- Broad street. corner Sixth,
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CHURCH HILL FEMALE SEMISART.-The
final exercises and examination of this in
stitution took place at the schoolrooms
on Friday afternoon. After the usual pre-
liminary exercises the names of protcients
in the various Schools and classes were
publicly announced, but no diplomas were
conferred.
J. Leigh Jones, M. D., principal of the
institution, bade the scholars farewell for
the summer vacation in a brief address
full of practical advice, and exhibiting an
atiectionate interest in the welfare of his
pupils.
The following are the names of those
students who have merited distinction in
the classes named below:
LIST OF PRoF1cIESrs.
Senior Latin Class-Hester A. Mitchell JI-
ilior Ldtin Class-Nannie J. Gaskins Senior
-Hathentatics-Nannie j. Gaskins. Junior M
NemdticS-Sallie Lewis. Senior French-Mary
! Z. Alley Hester A. Mitchell. Junior French
| Mamie J. Gaskins, Mittie f. Point, Linda
Ferguson, Jennie StutZ. Second .Arittmetic-
Bette Smoot, Julia Bingham, May Collins,
Master Minty Jones, Mary Smoot. History q
United Sates-Mast. L. Williams, Julia Mitch.
ell, A. Billups, Mamie Newell. Moral Ptiioso-
phy-N: Gaskins, NJ. L. Alley, Fl. A. Mitchell
FIRST EngliSh Gr0mmdr-Sallie Lewis, Mittie
Point, Linda Ferguson, OteHa Porter, Julia
Bingham, Bette Smoot, Mary Smoot, Mary
Collins, Mamie Newell, Emma Cox, Mollie
Sutherland, Jennie 'StutZ, jamie Iurray.
History Of Ffance-Otelia Porter, Linda Fer
snsson, Lille Lewis, Bette Snloot, Mary
Smoot, Lee Ladd. Rhetoric LSenior) Closs-Sal
lie Lewis, Jennie Stutz, Lee Ladd, Linda Fer
gusson. Rhetoric pupior) Class-Julia Bing
ham, Sallic Pollard. Ella Weisiger, Mary
Smoot, Bette Smoot, Mamie Newell, Mas ter
Minty Jones. Geogmphy CIass-Julia Mitch
ell, A. Bi.lups, Berta Vaughan, Eva Fergus.
son, Alice Ladd, Ida Wilson. Eva Carr, Ma t
Lia Smo"t, Mamie Creery, j. Brooks, Mary
Mallory
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Fertilizers.

~.--r~-~----~~~||@-~---
VETOOL STON'S AMM0NIATED
known for making heavy yield of tobacco-su.
HARVEYS & WILLIAMS,
myll Sole Agents.
TUANO AND LIME. 900 casks
VI ROCKLAND LIME. SO tons PHGNlX GU.
ANO-a pure bird deposit. Price. S50.per ton.
s. z. LATHkOP, agent,
MY Eighteenth street, south side dock.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
= Z THE
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Brilliant AssembIage.
INTERESTING EXERCISES.

ADDRESS OF DIR. JONES.
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: Marine -httezIigence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JusE 30, 1857.
Sun rises...".... 4.43l Moon rises.......... q %
Sun sets............ 7.l7 High tide, P. M. 5.46
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r ARGE AND ELEGANT AsSORT-
IL MENT OF FURNITURE.-We are now pre.
pared to exhibitto our friends and the public at
large the most elegant and complete assortment Of
FURNITURE TO be found In the South. Our spa.
cious warerooms, occupying three floors l55 feet
deep by eS wide are stored with every article that
the trade can offer anywhere. We continue to sell
the very best, and at prices so reasonable that
none can complain. Cal and test the truth OF this
assertion. HABLIST0N & BRUTHER.
No; soe Main street corner Of Ninth.
Two admirable WAREHOUSES; on Cary between
Ninth and Tsnth streets, near the BASIN and
suited for any business, for rent low, " Its
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYo PREsI-
DISG-SATuRDAY MoENIEG.-Tim Fergu-
son, colorcd, charged with stealing piece
of cloth from Strause & Stern's store, was
sehl on, tho proof Of his guilt being very
Spencer G. Marks was a...:.,.==l Gov
feloniously and uniawfully obtaining by
false pretences fifteen dollars in money,
one pair Of shoes valued at seven dollars
and fifty cents, Il coat valued at eight dol
lars. ana refreshments to the amount of
thirty dollars and fifty cents, from John G..
EbenhaclI. Marks was sent on to answer
indictment, and required to give surety for
his future good behavior in addition to bail
for his appearance at the next term Of the
Hastings Court.
Thomas Clayton was arraigned for steal
ing two horses, one from James Kelly and
one from Mary Brooks. Evidence sutii-
cient to prove that the theft was commit
ted in Chesterfield was taken, and Clay
ton was sent to the authorities Of that
county.
Julia Carter, colored, charged with
stealing two silk dresses from Mary Banks,
was sent home rejoicing.
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DICHMOND SIGN EMPORIUM
III SIGN PAINTING OF EVERY. .DESGRIPTIoN
AXEGUTED PROMPTLY AND ON SATIsFAC-
TORY TERMS AT THE ABOVE ESTA 81 BLiSH- !
MEMT BY L. L. MONTAGUE i SON, TESTH
STREET BELOW MAIN. my 3l-n
VAL.-JSAAC SCHR1VER d
~ CO.. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. have re-;
movsd p ,heir shop to Tenth between Main and
~, a II orders for work will be punctual,y and
faithfully attended 70. je 2S-lm
EOR SALE, THE KEY. STOCK,
- GOOD WILL, FIXTURES, AND LEASE OF q
STORE, centrally located in
this city, and DONG good business.s Kent low.
Apply at this once 10 lots
T0R SALE, an EXCELLENT %
I PATENT-LEYER ENGLIsH HuST. MA
ING WATCH. VIII be sold cheao. Ap. EI q
plis is.s ( =. :. No stoH1sDasl ~ asiln ss siss.;
packages SPORTING.
Z and BLASTING powREs, Of Of well; known
- = WOODS, FAY Il REED,
jsIl No. II NYiftssnth street.
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nOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.-Stocks
~ holders In this institution are hereby notified
that the THIRD TESTAMENT Is due and paya-
BILE on the ist Of July. .1ss-1S 8
Delirqusnls will be dealt with according TO the
bylaws. WILLIAM T, ALIEN
jy l-3t Caahiar
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EREATEST REDUCTION YET.
CHARLES J. GRINNAN B8I
JESSE J. UNDERHILL,
900 BROAD STREET, CORNER OF THIRD,
deals In every style OF

BUUTs, sHUES, AND PAPER CULLARS.
We are continually making additions to our
stock. and are ready at all times to sell little
der the market price.
We have cheap as well as nice goods and can
make first quality French Calf Boots Balmorals,
or OxfoTds; which we will warrant to give salts.
faction. Call and satisfy yourselves. my2a
TUST RECEIVED at 1920 Main aahn
y street, another lot Of those MINEBS Hy
NAILED BROGANS; also, CANVASSY
BALM0RALS, for base. ball players, for
sale at very low prices. All are invited to call bs.
fore buying elsewhere. a. n. GAsTON,
142o Main street.
q. WISFREH, salesman. INV Ia
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pa U P.-Those who Fave given
Il bonds 10 the endowment OF Rich mond Col
lege will please pay the nrst years interest due
lst OF Juna, 1851, to BDWIN WORTHAM, Trea.
surer OF the College. II convenient IL would be
favor TO receive the first instalmcnt also, az
money Is needed to pay the Faculty
A. ID. POfNDEyTER,
jy 1-lw Agent Richmond College.
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NOTICE.-The July interest on the
N eight tS) per cent. bonds Of the yirg,nis and
tennessee Railroad Company will be paid at our
Office. - -. q : 81 =, =,
iy -3t r. H. MAURY i CO.
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r ORBERRY RED ASH CoAL.-I am
IL putting up winter supplies for lose who wish
the above celebrated Anthracite Coal At very low
figures. A call is invited from all purchasers,
8. p. LATHkOP. gent,
ie28 Eighteenth street south side Dock.
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NoTICE.-Ihis is to notify all persons
~ that will rot be responsible for any debts
SARAH A. CURTIS, my wtfs, may contract. as shs
has lett my house and me without any proycc.tion
whatever. PATRICK CURTISS
PETERsBrRg Va Jura "a 1897 ---.rr- fa as-stf
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]. ". .PEARMAN,
Late Captain and A. z. NJ, U. S. A.

Ir i ANTICIPATED that the SO long hop.
for objects Of the western river men viii lc
realized. Their interests are inseparab'e .
from those Of the producer. All obstruc>
tons to the navigation are an ;mpediment I
to successful transportation and travel, and
if easy navigation follows the Improvement
OF the rapids the advantages accrue alike 10
the producer and carrier
II this improveme therefore, is to be
perfected lie. it be done so asssto cover the
wishes Il those who are engaged in the bus
mess of Transportation Their wants should
be supple", even TO the sacrifice of pecn
MARY ccnsilcra..ons Bat If those desires
TO perfect easy tran sactipns on the part Of
capital invested in navigation can be gra;i>
fed, aud add greatly TO Cur own advances
ment. Let us at once pat an impetus in
the great work and join hands with the
river interests and s.e what can he done for
= canal or railroad, or any m ode Of improve
ment unitcdiy, thought to be the best.
There ought 70 be at least three or four
meetings. both q LeClaire and at this place.
and that every one should feel and take an
interest in the inter. The people of the
other side already nave railroad and We
don't know what might follow.
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DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY, JANUARY Is. 1867

The ssa'Ara, vii sar-s,t a'.oard. he,
sa,ad Tor America.
Several p-ouinea: citizens o. Brook'yr
have projected an excursion in ti-ss.c,as.
steamer The coming summer TO Palestine
Esvr., the Cri,nes, Greece. etc II is sup
posed party Of $50 vii be mads up. The
cost ios the round tip will be about e.,
25o
JUICE Stewart, Of the Cir.ut Court oI
Madison, WIS, has dismissed the prosecu
tion against baroer for shaving on Sun
day, on the gsouad iAa. shaving isl work
OF necessity, and nu. -ia.al .pn " the Sab
bath.
While It j. tue .tlat ,crriary McCul-
loch is desirous Sfre.ie,ing the ~ oaey mar
set from the pres, s,ure brought on ~ tht
contraction OF 100000 of gfeenback'. i
is not coalect, so i2f can be learned. thai
he vii. stop the Withdrawn Immediately "
The country vii probably have develop
nent OF the Se.retary's policy on 'hs sub
ject in a few days
Rev J. W. Alvord is appointed genera
sup,i ,iin,endent cf schools nileF the ffeer'
me,.- bureau.
Tie COMMISSION er aentEsi ol the Lane
OfRce has transmitted TO the Commissioned
OF Indian Aiiairs, for delivery to parties en-
titled to them, III ra.en;s or Winnebag'
trust lsnds. embracing l5 ot acres in Blue
E.rth county, Minu. Iaess lands w,r'
sold Cor tbe Winnehseo Indians.
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THE NEWS.

There is report iha, new frontier will
be made between Austria and Italy.
private club in Providence, r. L., has
undertaken the work Of re.pub!ishing. in
the handsomest style, the complete works
of Roger Williams.
1t is reported that the government Of
Prussia has asked that Of Austria why
troops Of the latter are being concentrated
at Ga!!acss.
Count Bismark declines seat in the
German diet.
The Cre,ian war has ended, the volunteers z
have gone back to Greece.
Quite formidable bread riots have occur.
red at Greenwich, England
The Canadian railroad loan Of $4,000.
600 sterling. guaranteed by the British gov.
eminent, is soon to be put on the market.
The dnchiss have formally been annexed
to the Germsn confederation. The
German die. is to NEE, the first time on the
Path Of February.
Gov. Swami, OF Maryland, Was unani-
mcusly elected United States Senator .cr
six years.
The Mansion House at st. Paul Was burn.
I'd at midnight on The 2sth. Loss $l0, 900
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Public Notice.

WHEREAS. The City Council having pass
cd the following resolution:
Ressired, That the Mayor is hereby re-
ques,ed and authorized to carse notice to
be published in the daily papers Of this city,
requesting the people to take notice Of Gil
city lamps not lighted at all. or not at the
proper time. and report 10 the Mayor, Mar
shal, or Chief Of Police; and also. that the
Mayor iastruc; the people OF this city to pay
particular attention to the lighting Of the
lamps, and mark down in particular booxs
wherein they See any city lamp not lighted
at all OF not at the right time and ins.ruc>
ting the Chief OF Police to make his month
ly report about this.
Nov, therefore, the citizens Of the citv
are respectfully requested to comply with
the foregoing resolution.
JOHN L. DAWES. Mayor.
Davenport, Dec. Slst, 1866. jan. l7-dr.
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TsuE IOWA lsOaR. OF HONOR

ASSISTANT QuARrfRMAsTEks OFfiCR,
DA,KNroRr, Iowa, Jan. 2S, 1867.
EplroR OF DIaocRAr Permit me tbs
use o. . small space in your paper, 10 say
to those who are making inquiry through
the Post O'ii.c, and otherwise, concerning
tho publication of the lo,ea Roll ct Honor
lst. That it W i'll contain the list OF iord
deceased soldiers only. and the names and
age of the soldiers orphans who are being
taken care of by the State Of Iowa, and 9th
e. matters relating to Iowa soldiers.
I'd. obtain my Information officially
from the War Department. at Washington
and this Adjutsnt Generals Office Of thi,
State, which is considered the best authority
on tha. SUBJECT we have.
81. | commenced collecting information
OF this kind about the 18th o; July. 1865
VII, n the late Major General Samuel r. Cur
It's, commanding the Department Of tn,
Northwes', directed me TO erect suitable
head and foot boards, and otherwise pro
vide for the deceased soliiers graves, a
Davenport. Iowa.
4th. Ii will contain the names Of all sol
diers Of this State who were lied in battle
or died in hospitals and were officially re.
ported, giving the name Of the cemetery
number cf grave, namc al lscease raf T.
company resim (, and date of dcstl, &c.
of which now have about seen III u and
tw hundrel names.
oh. The roil oi honor will be tuolshe j
as soon SIS al the names arc obtained, y hicl
think will be about the 18th Of Marcel
next Persons having friends who Il ed
while in the STATE and are buried in priv
cemeteries. are requested to furnish me "
oil the information they can lat.ve to III
death OF the decea sed sold.er
The price OF the volume viii not eA .ee
1 % per copy.
Very respectfully,
i " sprARnAS
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Valu able Farm
FOle SALE CHEAP.
Containing aga Acres.

vQ'E eNer for sale fr..elase f.rr ~ s, acres un
w der high state Cultivation. II scr.s Of valuable
timber ad in;n nr. The improved land i gently roll
rr. incesed with n fencs: also divided into
!. de The Improvements are. gs,d Farm House
with ten or twelve rooms. with Cesr full sire; a
ciriern with capacity Of aco barrels Of water with
lsrgc and iastcfny laii ont crpurd ds, shade trees
e'errrcens small fruit, etc A bearing Orchard Of
shout se trees. two large and substantially huilt
Fsrns alsc. She'd. 'rih- Hog Pen-. etc. especially
arra'e eed for raising stock o AL kinds Cste-n al
I, barn With capacity - about 80 barrc- of wa
Ter, and 90 stock water ia the pasture fsds Al
present ahon: 2so acres seeded down H. clover and
timothy. and 20 acres are used for corn and snail
rfain- Coal IL found two miles from N Face A
good market and school convenient. The place i
kno"h a. the Chambers Farm, located eight miles
east OF Nasosine and Twenty-Five miles ives, of p.y
enport, lows two and haf miles from The ,il,a,e
ofFairport. On the Mississippi River.
~ Terms, $40 per acre. half down h.,.nee -,
time 10 sal, purchasers.
DEAN & MANlNGToN
Comm ssicn Merchants, /, Exchansr Place.
Jan. -. 1861 dim CHICAGO
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a
NAN TED D.

CLVEkAL SOLICITORS For A FIRST
~ Class Fire lns Go. Men Of nge and exrer
ience preferred None need apply without good
recommendations Luther T. EADS,
mol Land Agent. over +. y. Davenport. Lowe.
WINTER EMPLOYMENr-S2oo PER MONTH,
w sni Expenses Paid. Male and feInsl- Agents,
10 introduce NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION,
os absolute utility in every household. Agents pre-
ie'rng 20 work commission from <2o to
ga per day. For full particn enclose stamp and
address " q. WILSON 4 Co.,
dce45 i5n Cleveland Ohio.
S.tna 10 $3.50 PER MONTH. and all Expenses
- wv Paid. We want Agents, male ana female
,ycryw here. 90 whom will pay The above salary,
or riye large commits saou- Bnsin entirely new,
permanent. and very desirable For fal particulars.
address with stamp, u. ". JAoksoS 4 Co.,
Alecs2 dsm II South - Baltimore. MI.
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Dir. FARRAED the we'll known Spanish
Physician, will open his new Office opposite
the Davenport National Bank, On Brady
street, next door to DR.. Miner, the Dentist,
where he may be consulted daily from 9
A. ". TO ) P. NJ, on all chronic diseases.
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FIns A small frame house caught Ere
from some cause we hav not learned, at
Rock Island. lsst night, and was en,irel,
consumed We have ascertsined no partic-
ulars. These are terrible times in which to
bc ssbrrr. out -
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EryiyAL.-The revival at the Methodist
Church is marked with much interest
~ome twenty one have united with le
church The meetings will be continued
through tn week. Service 20 be held IN
The b dy part of the church, up stairs.
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L.CLAiRs HALL To>siGHr.-The Ten-
persnce Meeting a. Lcclslre Hall to>uight
viii be addressed by Rev. II. n. Powers
and others. Let there be . big turn out
Admission free.
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cir 1T f. M =.

U.s L..lemand's Specific for Rheumatism
Gou. and Neuralgia. Iteffectually destroys
all poison in the blood. ard performs arad-
,cnl cure. Read tee imobias elsewhere.
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EXACTLY WHAT YOr WANT.

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE
known and used over 20 years. DAILY increas-
iuz IN public favor Complete in one bottle =
NJ wash. No trouble. Docs not crock or stain.
Produces = lustrous black or brown, as desired.
Does not iniure thahair Prioe, 5 cents Sold
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. ja2Adly
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rowle's pile aud uuumor Cure.

srwNrantcd the only sare and perfec. care for
LIES. IEPROSy, ,SCROFCLA. SALT RiiEI N. and
all Dl-es.es ~ the skin For Internal and Extcrua
Tee All dealers VIII return the money in every case
Of failure. NJ Of allure Pile- iumors the
pt-' sesr- Prepared by HENRY u. FowLE Il
frinre It. Boston. sold every where. octSi-dccd
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1T. rsxPLs, Gardener and Florist, cor
Ath and Main Sts., fruit and ornaments
trees. my26- II
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0tenr1l WORK

Dumont cuts all kinds, from 1.S inch t
4 inch letters, plain and ornamental, at No
15 Main street.
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FANCY BALL - The masquerade al the
German Theatre on saturday evening was
qai,c a success There were iifv or Sky
couple present III tlGcy di.ss and mask
These took possession %! tue body OF the
budding, while the galleries were reserve. for
spectators The hail was decorated with
iaes and national colers. A very beautiful
revolving transparency stood upon the stage
which indicated The maine OF the dances.
a company of soldiers had their headquar-
tor. on the righ; side as you enter the la l..
The order Of the eveuing was dancing ard
playing the part or initiating the charac .er
they represented 1t would he as inpossi>
b { 10 describe the thing entire, Us it would
{, rcror. the meeting Of an hundred inhabi>
tants rom different planets. Al l2 O'Clock
at a signal from tie band the masks were
removed. ard then followed the many
strange looks q, cacl other, re-ognitions
greetings, etc Aner dancin. short lime
they commenced 10 leave Looking a. the
Transparency W. read the word supper
and concluded 10 take a look upon that
scene. There were four loas tables heau'i.
:ully decorated with the things good for
the stomach Oar German friends know
how to have good time and ENJOY them
selves when they un ier,ake it,
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GRIswoID CoLLEGE.-The examinations
tomorrow TUESDAY vii! oecurr in the fcl-
lowing order
A M.-Homer. Prof. Brooke, Az Alytical
Geometry. Prest Powers.
y. M-CiceTo aud Algebra, Prof. Brooke
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Tnr CnRIsTrty Ass)cIA.los GALL. The
rspor.s from the iIerent churches is as YET
imperfect We ge' the following estimates
from NJ. ConAor, President Of The Assoc.s>
ton. From the Presbyterian church, the
receipts were oves $50; from the Congregass
tions,, $4j; from the Baptist about &25 -
fsom Trinity and Bishops churches about
$50. rne Methodist church had special
services, on account or which :he call was
deferre until next Sunday. The Dutch
Reformed church i! present the call the
FIRST Sunday that they have services. The
United Presbyterian church has not vet
mad, any reporr. The whole amount will
probabl. re .ch $500. This with the money
already in hand, vii enable the Association
TO commence work, trusting to the generos-
ity Of the public for future support. The
officers are determine | To how the public
that their money is ~ise'y given and prop
erv expended.