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KENTUCKY.

LouisvIIle DESTROYS Of Entcrtainins the Demo-
cratic Convention.
LOUISVILLE Feb. II, 1898.
Al meeting to-day Of the committees appointed b.
the Democratic Executive Committed the General Coun-
eli and the Board Of Trade, paper was prepared and
addressed 70 the National Democratic Excessive Com
m,tse urr,us the selection Of Louisville a the place
for the meeting Of the next National Democratic Con.
vsntion The COMMITTEES propose 70 erect suitable
building for ths convention pay all the expenses Of
holding IL and II addition V oar abundant hotel 20.
odsons 70 open the houses OF the people 70 The
gusss ana extend 70 them genuine old Kentucky well
come,
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The Evening TELEGRAM Has Now = q lrcuin-
ton equa! all the other evening combnS IN
constantly ahead In and last evening beAt IT. oonten
porares the following items,~-
IN THE FIRST EDITION 1T CONTArNK1
SHREWD OPERATIONS BY SWINDfEf -,
OOINGS OFiTHE POLICE COURTS,
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS IN THE rrY,
THk LATEST LOCAL AND SUBURB N
INTELLIGENCE
MORNING. REPORTS FROM WALL sPR BET
IN THE SECOND EDITION.
COMMERCIAL NEWS BY CABLA
THB 0RANT.HANCOCK CORRESPOMU sNCE.
NEGROES AND NEGRO AFFAIRS IN CO ,NGRE98
THE PROPOSED ADMISSION OF ALL ,BAMA
IN THE THIRD EDITION. i.
pRocKEDINGs IN BOTH HOUSES orc oNaREsS,
TAXING UNITED STATES BONE S,
rELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES FROM ALI PARTS CEv
TIKI WORLD,
THE LAW AND POLICE COEJ- .TS
MONEY. MARINE. TRADE; AElr1 TOOK
REPORTS
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MAssACHUSE

judicial Appointment by the Govcrner-Sen-
tence Of Mcguire. sf~
s8e. a. Bosros Feb II, 1885,
Governor Bulock has appointed James D. Colt OF
Pittsfsld. Associate Justice Of the Supreme Judicial
Court in place Of Reuben Chapman appointed Chief
Justice.
Edwin c. Maguirs. who was convicted Of mansaugh.
tor BY shooting Edward Fnnsrty, has been sentenced
70 seven years In the State Prlsoa
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giving admittancs the To- public ONCE although
expressly prohibited by the constitution which the radi
calls framed FOR that stats two ysars ngo
Mr. Aksrnsn. OF Ebert county now . member Of ths
Georgia Convention. being suggested candidate FOE
Governor In the Atlanta OPINION declines the honor on
mo grounds that he has neither ambition quail
ncations for the Executive ONCE"
Ths Macon tGa, Jouynas defines tho arst (radican
commandment TO be Love ONCE with all thy soul.
and heart and strength and the Niger thyself:
these hang oil the law and profits"
The Vicksburg thiss.l es-suprsme art habeas-
corpas-McCardle sdtor-sdvises Its readers not 70 oar
the Convention tax "Do not" says s'psy Jarvis 70
collector W presume) dollar II he attempts 10 sell
property the salo vin BE- enjoned. that fails 40
mAn win buy bid for property thus attempted to b
sold Ths robbers Be checkma,sd ir,hs way, ans
starved OUT"
General Burnside declines being . candidate Tor rs-
election ~ Governor Of Rhode Island.
The Erie county pal Democratic consensoa has
proclaimed In favor OF Haucoek for President
The Republican State Convention Of Nevads win meet
at Carson City the 9Th Of April TO select delegates
the National Republican csnvsation, which assemblies
in Chicago in Nay
The Aberdeen miss, Kssmirsr states that the "bo-
tom rsi 10 getting under again." and furnishes the
following facss:-" MissIssippt 10 rapidly losing the
negro majority that enabled tho convention 10 prevail
a. the late election Not train passes up tho Mobile
ana 0hs Railroad but bears many Of them Tennessee
and Alabama. while learn that they leaving the
counties On the Mississippi river By every Steamer pass
Ing up. TO Missouri Illinois and the other States Of the
great West. We wish the departing blacks all possible
prosperity Ia their new hones and congratulate our
Inform that the decrease In xonro. since thu middle
OF November 10 not isss than three four hundred"
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ABYsslNIA.

Advance Of the Anglo-Exyptian Tr0ops-Posi.
ton Of the King and Captives.
LONDON, Feb. II, 1885,
The following 10 the latest nsss which has been re-
csved from Anneslsy Bay
the auxiliary corps Of Egyptians remain in Abysssia
and are moving forward the expedition advances
notwithstanding the request made By the English gov
eminent the Pacha of Egypt that they be Withdrawn
Reports from the interior state that King Thsodorus
and The British captives At Magdala.
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Suicide Of General Neutrality-suspicious. Of
General N0rd.
tTrsu the Evening Telegram Of ysstsrday.l
HAvAxA, via LAKE Crrv, Fla. Feb IL 1865.
Sanavs's headquarters are now q Grands Riviers.
His chief army defeated BY the Cace rebels the
frontier
General Alexis committed suicide and General Nord
incurred the mstrust OF President saluave who deprived
him Of his rank and honors
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The Consideration Of the Revised Reports
The Resistry. Legislative and street Rail-
road Articles. -in
ALBANY. Feb. IA. 1888.
Mr.. Axtell offered the following
Resolved That the constitution revised by this Conven.
ton shall DO submitted 70 DO voted by the qualified
solved That The general election q isss the QUESTION
sha be submitted e ,hs people shall there DO 10 TIL:
voting shall decide the affirmative the provis.
stituton
Referred to the appropriated ommittse
The Convention resumed the consideration " the
report on suffrage. amending the fourth section 70
read
shall ascertauins BY proper proofs the
cisxens who entitled to tho right Of by essab.
snsns entitled 70 vote in each sieoton district to s. COM
four day. before each genera. and special stat:
q sach elections who Is not REGISTERED according and
In All cities.
The article a. amended was recommittsd TO the Com
mIttes on Revision The revised report the Legisls
ure, Its organization &C., was taken up and sections
one and nine were adopted without amendment
In the evening session articles one and two Of the
proposed constitution were reported from the Commit
toe Revision adopted and ordered to be engrossed
The Convention then took the report Of the Revision
CU%:.s on the legislature ~ organ1ss.ou &c. -
to nine and twelve twenty inclusive OF the report
the powers and duties Of The Legislature we're made
amended TO provide that the legislature shall
deduct from the salary for stssndancs Of its
bsrA That part Of section twenty i've relating 70 street
railroads Vas amended IS foliows:-
The Legislature shall pass general laws providing for the
herein before enumerated this and for all
where general laws be made applcable
but no laws shall be passed granting the right construct
and railroad within city, corpo
rated village without the Of the local authorities
having the control and Of the street high
occupied also tho OF the
owners Of q least one-third In value Of the pro.
perty according the roll OF the previous
bounded on that portion of each over which
such cannot BE- obtained then with the
Of the General Term Of the Supreme Court Of the
ct which such road 10 proposed such 70 be OBJ
tanned and authenticated In such the Legislature
shall by general law for that purpose provide Such fran
chse shall be cold III public auction directed BY the Lsg
aturs and tho avals OF sale shall be paid the city
village In which such railroad shall be located
The article mittsd the Committee on Re-
vision cad the C0nvontion adjourned.
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the SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH LINE.

From the Evening Telegram or yestsrdaEl
LouIsvrLx Feb. 10, 1855
The Southern, tindspsnAsnt Telegraph Company. At
their annual meeting here yesterday afternoon elected
B. Hamilton and Arthur Peers, OF Louisville. and
silas r Miller Lewis worshnstoa and william wilshirs
Of Cincinnati, directors for the sssuing year.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LsvssrooL Feb 13.--rhs National line steamship
Frascs Captain Grace from New FORK I'd inst, arrived
here to-day.
Qusrssowx, Feb. A.-The steamship Russia, Captain
Cssk. from New rork. has arrived here en- rOvts 70
Liverpool
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The Cssveation Ticket Elected.
Nsw 0KLsAxs Feb. II, 1855
A despatch from Galveston says the Convention 10
undoubtedly carried the conservatives vot,as against
or wholly abssaInng from voting. Ne general returns
have rel bees rscsived.
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CALIFORNIA.

The Central Paoiac Railroad-Faiiure OF .
San Francisco Importer Of Liquors.
SAN FRASoisoo Feb II, 1903.
10 reported that tho Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany has purchased the San jose Railroad and deter
mined upon San Francisco Is the terminus
B. Doihegny, an importer Of liquors, has failed His
liabilities estimated at over $3.50 900.
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MAR UNIQUE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE asRALn.

Appropriated for CabIe-Increass Of
Duties-Frce Suffrage NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tt0n.
HAVANA, via LAKE Cirv, Fla. Feb H. 1865
The Colonial Council At Martinique have voted an APP
preparation Of thirty thousand francs to lay cable con-
Meeting the island with Gaudaloups They have also
Increased the duties on imports. Free suffrage Is al
lowsd In the colony. The warshousing monopoly u
mansansd immigration syndlcs have bees appointed.
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CONNIE

The Republican Campaign Mass MsetipE ~
Hartford.
HAsrroaD. Fob "A, 1885,
The nrs. republican mass meeting 81 the campaign
was held in Allyn Hall this evening There vas large
attendance ana much enthusiasm James o. patterson
presided The names Of Grant and Buckingham for
Prss,deut ana Vice Prssdsss and OF Jewell and war.
land for ovsrpor and feuenant Governor were loudly
chsersd speeches we're wade ~ Ex-Governor Joseph
r. HawIsy, O. II. PAtt Juius Ia Strong, James @.
speakers all snd orssd Congress Grant, buckingham and
the republican Stale ticket
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Proposed Defences Against Invnsion-Sink.
Ing Of Icc.bound Steamer. .
MONTREAL. Feb. II. 1853
Adjutant General McDougall, In . lecture before the
Militia 0ncers Association, strongly urged the nscss.
sisy OF terrifying the frontier He said the preserve
tIon OF Canada In the event OF with the United
States depended she construction Of series Of de-
sached forts wide circumference, without which. IN
the absence Of sound militia system, Canada wasinds
fensible
The steamer Aurora has been sunk 81 Lachins BY
water rising the Ice and pouring In a. her cabin
wndowa
The Proposed Huron and Ontario Canal.
ONTARIO, Feb II, 1888.
me directors or the proposed Huron and Ontario ship
canal had an interview with the Attorney General ysstsr
day lengthy discussion took place, which was Of an
encouraging nature English and American capitalism
ready 70 undertake the csnsructiou Of the canal
the grant can b. obtained with capital Of $40 o0o 0oo
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\ Perfect Hair Sks~inx- b u unees's Gee 'oaine.
mparts tne gloss and II superior 70 French Omadsn
and oils or alcoholic washes
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Ponds near Montgomery Ala, we're frozen over sum
cisntly The osher day 70 r0ow skser chance 10 show
their skill I, " 30 seidom tina, sdch IN ng happens
tners ,hs, the whole city could adpply ont pslr Of
skates
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C0ve.h, C0mUh. COu0h.
MADAME PORTEIt'a COUGy BtI.SA n
is kntSwn to be the sure and e6ectual remedy ~
the reach Of all.
For sale BY all druggists At ssc.. SOC. and 75c,
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r..uls q a:ns cxvxfEks' Es fo. I'm A IA
Tnis recently improved article sold BY all drsgsIs in -
youthful strength and beauty ssra ~ falling at q
DO used froey 10 hArmesa dc1catc hair easing,
SARAH A. GHKvALrRR. u. D., l.i23 sDrosdEla
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CristaAsrs,. Haiy Dys-ThA Best,
mapui@Tnred Wholesale and ruaail also appels
No Astos,a
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p. j: To- Exeedingly EAecfive.-s Brow
BRONCHIAL TRCeCHRS' are excellent loseuras ft6
eelisf q hosrssnssser sore throat They csra.s
which Troublesome coughs have epsssd very speed M
one or tw0, Trochsywere taksas'-chHNInn.w world -
England
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A Deiishsfs,I, ExAIIaratiex,

.,A.3Dc Grnth,s Electric Itl~ for Rhemms.-
For sale BY ALL druggists,
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rStcast!tution Water In n. Certain &C
DI kBETES and ell Diseases Of ths.KfDNE.A
CT III street.
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A.-A.-Japanese Fair stain
Coors the hair whiskers and mustashoa beautiful
or brown II consists Of oay prepars Color with
will not fade or wash out Only - cenissA,
Sold by H. HELMBOLD. 694 Broadvfaq next to~ Ms4rs,
politan Hotel, and BY ali dr,lsgists
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U u street. N"Pos ~
A.. sss ...s:s. t &.
S; +. &:
Esr sss:s "a s:
charge Address Howard AssOc.soa. Email fss rec o.
e'p"'"
short notice X asoordaaes ~sS Ike rs ,sss Made st
SSs T.sn S:s a Second " Ts.a ISs
SssSsi ;ssE$ss.. Il: e o.. Books
M:: Ssa'sa 800 a /. ard sacsse Z.
t ::y , sss .ss: :: o
Ono Osnce Of Sold
t fSi SSpi dp..r,ss found =.
S. he "a v X. cs ss'
: ss.: s o.. nsat a: s ~ *
sos q ss =. .. O. o. 7opn and M..Aiss ssirr
S::::s 4! ::;4; s': ::is:
.I s, ,aiossa. Sass sssa In All IsfsS Lsse
$40 Chestnut street, rhiladsashis.
ni .f ~ HssSss o.s:.yEe. ogen. Dr.w
TAfLokS. CO, BANKERS, Is wall saresI r. y
sss ;ns:ssi' *: srcs re.s
TATL6HS 90. ssni ss ~ u Van ..r.s.xr /
seoeey Or Later - NcsIecv I'd Co,d vii, No.
sss ''i Ss:'s ::H
EssHncs vi $ e ps
psi.s.n a.:: s:'"S ~Sls cough: ana
o.. go sps Ad, and when taken according 70 dirso
"msdp - m fok.s them Why mo- give this standard
xyRs ~ stropelIs job rssin p EsssSlish-
Pkmphss law Cases. every DESCRIPTION
Of r sing tvsnsyavs per cent iess than
|
PsIf Tor sl n.r wS ,., HAie
kRyToRBR OR DRESSING Gin hottiel, and grateful
public appreciate tho very low price D. Every drusust
h, :. rSSS. Herd sssx
SYRUP from the birth Of the child had finished with
infant troubled wiA palma quiet slssp, snd pa
rsn unoroksa rest ~ Nights cents bottle Be sure saA
MRS wrNsLow,s SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the facsimile Of "Curtiss Perkins he ouA
aldo wrapper All others are bass in,sauoas
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and niorSassioa Sssn- All Lsgsl,Ss4 Ls,sesies
i $40 Chestnut street. ghiladsiDhia
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d: sss:i S, B.. E Sa1EsssLi Asps

Rrintius Of EverH D..,~s..,.. p---.
| with and deApAteA
where, at the METROP00 r.rs sosn c.se
LiSHMBNT, ~ Nassau strs :. - ~ 1"A"iiS" 1o'A
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Immense Prices Paid for
LE00Ar BROTHERS,, lis Nassau ~
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Fire Escapes for Tenemept Hss
short notice. ID aooordanes wnh the reqp
present law, a JAMES L. jackson
Works, Twenty eighth street, Second Az
ninth street. New York.
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Miller q CO., No. 3 Union =
Misses, Boys and Chiidren's BOO
styles and prices.
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DIR. -chenclx Will be Prof~ssion ~
PlDofns, No. 30 BOND street, New York, on ~
from A. N. til 3P. NJ. and every TuesiS
,tlIadvice free Of charge: but for thorou.s
cE the Lungs with bis Rsspirometsr, his prS
medicines may b obtained at nis rooms 81 ~
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Essays For Ysslg Mon, on .Th =
Abuses Incident to Youth and Esrly ManLU
rnsne view Of treatment aud cure, sent I
delphia. Pa.
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has tho breath or life was Infused into thoss
states They had committed suicide and were restored
Tho practical rssutof Johnsons construction would
BE- 10 everything the hands Of the rsbes
they iAa in lsel and 1892 % CO n.rol ell the DEPART
control; 10 give 70 unrepeaians rsbss the they
formerly possessed This strong language.
Johnson succssdeds Me- not 90 iosg a. the re.
cords come fran Memphis 40 from New Orleans and
rexAs where massacrss hAU, been perpesraisd By re-
the system Of rsconnrucov recommended BY Congress-
The measures proposed BY congress were mild and
was scewsd and rejected And what docs that plan
body9 That every mai born the soil, no matter
s ~ .. 81 be ns
ali political immuntp,s and privileges granted By the
constitution Ap2lgisal The yssalt Of the by the
population and ~ enlightened the political power Of the
South unless thu constitution u amended This power
ough. 20 Be extended 70 rebel States One o. tho amend
proposW them 70 affirm The sacrsdnsss Of the
federal debt Incurred by the rcbson and 70 repudAis
the Coned ate debit together with oil claims for sman
been maize in EngIand 70 have sbs Confederate stock
paid fou That stock paid -four and six cents on th7 dol
lar ana they would Be glad 70 see that stock pay dollar
for dollar The late rebels aiss would be glad 70 be paid
| for their emancipatsd slaves which would "a fact
DO the case upon Johnsons Kentucky plan Of
ss sSS ina ss spo. Ws
70 The last farhng Great Britain mus, pay OF nghA
usy he would cay 70 the fsuan Soy keep your powder
dry hsors and laughter Do not waste your strength
"s n I Oa az so~
not bov Up prisons over there Wait t the day comes
aud Il 10 coming speedily, whom the prossnt ineubvA
ana Grant shall be 10 his place then wnsr
| ~ enter upon the war for our just calm
the right wing OF the army viii he the fsniaI
caeers, and ne will pick up that kmeyald leo aud Civ
htO tue saisa boys quicker Than duck over swsl
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h Tor S.r iarRovkp tu. Mw .:,., aA fs
kESToRBR OR DRESSING Tin ho,tlej and grassfuI
public appreciate tho very low prce. o. Every drusgst
sclls ~
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The Consideration of the Revised Reports
The Registry. Legislative and street Raj
road Articles. .-ta
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int. mG ssr yeslas otssryRer Ogcssl Draw-
TAfLoR.s Co, BsnSsrs Is wsl sarsss. NJ.
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Tbe NJ jStpopoIlean Job Printing EstsblIsls-
MEkT, ~ Nsssau sresL prepared 70 furnish Cards Cir
cua fAmphlsts Cases Posters and descriptions
o. r ltng rates twenty per cent less than
ohtAif zed ess where In the city.
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,o MSey9s sorM Hs,irGsa Lcto.Prss - Paid On.
Dous'oons ~ K '<nds o. go,d and siI7sr
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Georgetown.


LIST OF LETTERS remaining an The PEI
One, Georgetown, ID. G.. Nav 4 lsss "
Ladies Lfs,-Miss LIZZIE Carmen, Mrs Mary
A Cull@y; Miss Josephine Clark: Mrs FrriIv
Dahwood; Mrs Sarah Dennison: Mss T. Dufy
Miss Margaret Ann Hodge; MIS- Lee ma Ham
lltoni Mrs Brideet Joycri Margaret Ishmau,
Mrs John w Nichols; Mrs O Reilly: Mary Ellen
Rigsf; Catherine Speaks; Mrs Rosa W Sion.
Nm lgnaeious Tilman; Miss Lizzie wusoa;
Mrs Charlotte Webster, ,.
GentlemeR's List-Wm Archer; WIN Artsr.
X Baker; Captain X II. Bunting; Augustus
Brown; David Bowie; Joseph Bowie. James
Browne, Scol ! Lieut. z w CrSwiey; Gu
Dooiittle; A Duncan; John Ellis, (cOlD VI VI
Foster; Timothy Gooman; III GreEes, p w
Giersking; II Helmuth; James Harrod: Josiah
Hackett; John w Hood; X Haincs; Beni
Hines; Chas Z johnson; Capt VIM Kimben:
Ii Y LIbkisher; l. Lowry; Henay Lee: Chas
Laferty; ID q Lewis; Jas NJ Survey; DIR q n X
Massey; Jos Morris; & Mole. VIM Nicholasi
Mr. Nickless: Capt John NJ Phillips; Capt %
Sears, Robert White. MISCELLANEOUS Barney
Division, No. 7, Sons OF Temperance.
CoMMTTTKD.-Jane Davis was arrested by
Offer Danger last evening, for street walking,
and had hearing before Justice Buckley this
morning, who committed her 70 the wOrkhouse
for 30 days.
TIE PoRT.-The steamer James l.. Green.
Captain lnman, has enter red with mere handIs.,
from New York. The steamer Thos r CahnI
has entered with cargo from Baltimore. The
steamer New York, Captain Jones, cleared this
morning with full cargo for Philadelphia.
TIE Fish TRADE.-About 25O,o herring yyer,
received at The fsh wharf this morning. besides
few shad. Herring sold ~ O. per thousand
and shad at SIS per thousand. In consequences
OF the water in the rIver being high and riley.
but few shad are caught just now.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE-3.a0 Bushels OF
red wheat, 1890 bushels Of white corn. I2yS
bushels Of yellow corn, and 10 bushels Of oats,
were offered this morning. - bushels OF oats
were sold at IS cents per bushel.
LARCENY or PIG IRoN.-Wm. Warfield.
colored. WAS arrested by officer Noble this
morning upon suspicion OF the burglary of Pig
iron. He had a hearing before Justice Buckley,
and was locked up to await a further hearing.
FEsTIvAL.-Tbe ladies OF West Ceorgptovu
N r. Church have an old English Tea Party
this evening, the proceeds TO be applied 20 paw
ing debt on the parsonage.