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Impure iootl sIaItes sIcIf,

lmpureBlnod Makes Sick. ,,.e
The bowels may be costlve or some organ
does It's work WEAKLY, From causes like
these gases and gummy Substances occur
which poison the blood; the perspiration
may be checked; the feet may baiso chilled
that their field exhRIations arc thrown back
upon the blood. Here is cause for pains,
lovers, linfiammations. In these cases
BraI uTeth's Pins arc worth more than gold
Five orsix cure az once. Remelnber they
cure by at once removing from the body
these matters which poison the blood and
mako sick. These celebrated Pills should
beinthe house ready. ~ BIC Dilis
See B. BKArrDRKTHi In whitS letters ON tie
Government stamp Principal once Bran
dreth's House. New York. 49, - =.
Sold by alldrugEists. ocls.1mdEw
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DARIUS r, MANGAN, President. s. a
lpaz ts JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
GENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
stitdectto check at Si0hL SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS IS divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
orlarge wealth and financial experience,
who are al. o personally liable to depositoTs
for all obligations OF the Company 10 double
the amount of their capital stock. As the
NATIONAL TRUST co. resolves deposits
n large or snallamc UNITS, and permitsthem
to be drawn as whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing Interest on ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ae-
counts In this Institution with speetal adj
vantsges ofsecurity, convepie ace and plnht.
.st-l. - go - -, lels-smd&w
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THE earthquakes are still lively. We
suvius recently answered by a tremor
at Glbraltar) continues movement.
Its great outburst in 1916 was answered
by trembling in many parts OF the
British isles. The other day there was
a ground-tremor In the South of Ire
land, where there was neither remem-
brance nor record of such a thing. The
Broughton, from Glasgow for San
Francisco, at sea, westward OF Mexico,
felt three water.shoeks last month, at
intervals OF "a week, with smells OF sui
phur and FIRE. We know how 1t Is in
San Francisco-tghere the ladies have
got upa particular style of nightgown
for earthquakes. At Talcahuano and
Lota, in Chilli, the Rea lately rose in u
terrible manner, and grew hot, fright
ening the people TO the high grounds
for short time. The Condolences of
these scattered phenomena seem to
show the, working of some wide.ex-
tending. deep seated cause, and cdunte-
nance the theory that we are merely
the uppef.crust of fiery, molten mass
ofmatter, which, In some sudden tit of
energy, may put an. end to us and our
civilization and our politics at a mo-
ment's warning, -. 55z-s5
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cRIsTADoRo's HA1R DYE IN
Is a staple OF the .ratIet
rs E5.aEcT rs PEBEE6K
Irs AcrToN IHsrklyrA ,Svo,,s. =.

1zs AorIoS IEsrAsSEASKous. -.
gristadpro's Hair Pressryatiye
AND BEAUTIFIER Is preparation 81
equal merit aud repute. Itseffect upon ne
hair Is electrical. IT fAstens every looseuIne
hire. replaces hanhnesS with sflkiness ana
AexIblity, semfsbaldness with IuxhrIanes
dnllnesA with el0Ss. rs nso WIN incline the
st-Rightest hair to cdfl /, and prsSefIt the
driest from turning gray. rs The fayurite
at every toilet where It has been tried, and
IS means OF kesplng the hair nee nom
sc1rf or dandt ud, and the scalp from exfnlIa.
tons, Is perfectly invaluable. -. ss.,s5 ~
Sold By DEuEgists. ana applied by IA Blair
Dressers. Mandatory no. 6S Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot no. Q AsiorH House. -
oetls-imdeW
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A wH1rER in Saturday Night says
. Woman is u fact.H HFacts," says
Sairey Camp, sis stubborn things not
easy drove.n 80
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, a
IL DISTRICT OF NYHsSr VIRartgfA q


Michael Reilly Attach
The Steamboat .Wm. Butler.'' y A mtralty.
Whereas libel was fIled In the District
Court OF the United States for the District OF
West Virginia, on the 9th day of October,
ls6S, by Michael Reilly. against the steam
boat WIN. Butler her engines, machinery,
Jacket OUTFIT, apparel and furniture: Now
therefore, in pursuance of the monItion uns
der the seal OF the said cOurt to me directed
ana ueLVereda do hereby give public notice
70 all persons claiming the said Steamboat,
ner engines, mRchineTyJ tackle, apparel,
outnt and furniture, or In any manner In
IereSted therein, that they be and appear
before the said District Gourtt 10 be held at the
city OF wheeling, in and for the District OF
w est virginia, on the 18th day OF NOvem.
berp 1865, at l0o'clock In the forenoon of that
day provided the same siRll be a day OF
Observation-Disclosures on the next day OF
jurisdiction thereafter, then and there to In
tefpose their claims, and to make their ale
cations in that behalf. sszI97s - -
asli -7 FsgzH HEDGhlAN SIiA OK
-. u. 8. Marshal, District w. Va.
BY WIN. a. IRWIN, Depty MaTshall.
WHEAT & FORMS, PrOcboTs. oc8O-l4td
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TT 1E TOOK a Democratic procession In
10y Days .Sl1 twelve hours 10 pass sone spot,
and that wasa rum,shop.
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DR.. BurtOn,s TOBACCO Antidote.

NARRASTEp 10 RrsovE ALL DEsIRE ron ToRGcco. a
hty rSpstde dHd hdTHiEs, and Is also excellent
Pe 1t PTes and eaFfehes the blood, inytEorate thf
JSeA poSIeSssS great nouishinR and strengthening
enAe the stomach digest thu heartest food
leep reilshnG, and esAhllhe1 robust health. 6HokJ
IRd ess for szty yedr5 cured. PHice ntyfeSuts pei
COX. PoaNe An interesting treatise on ~ inturoul
feetS OF toeoeo with lists Of tsstnoniEl TefTeneeS
tie, sxST TRnE, Agents wanted. AddresI
et- DR. 7. K. ABBOTT, Jerry City, NJ
TESTINEoHTIA 81
PoSINAsIERs 1TfoaY.--I reeefv1d box OF BurtonI
kntldots from Rev. N Poulon, spA end Il an s6ectld
tRIe S. GAIsHN, Connotton,j Harrison Co, Ohio.
PRoN THE U. s. TRaksUEr, Srdary's oGee-PIessj
end supply Of the Ash pO1i hs one Teetsod has don
yRos NEv HA4rsn1nz lvklE Pnr,os.-q snaensn 9
Q By using DE- BlTion'! We desire Eupply 70
he pEisonera OF this inStit ltfonN
JOSEPH MAYO Wardef\ pf n II. State Prison.
A BANKER,s TEsTrSEs4 - DENBurten,n Autidose "a
W. MkxS LIST Nat BGnkN New Albany, Ind.
A ctxRsTNAS's/ ERsTTMoNH.-oNENRox ANrrpoTl
pred my brother I'D myself II EEII IAns
Rev wv. SHoEHAKERs ksnsySS Station. Pa.
FRoH me HoLIcE HEADouARrERs, II(N, A4As.--l
laTs gdiAed frtyGps PSpsdf Of gsh n 11 meaths b
Tsing Dr. Aron's Antidote and an deIfrs 10 tobacco
ERoH/IHE SouTHERS HoNR JouRNAI. BNTHoEE
Hp-06s box Of Bnrton's Antidote Tepiored on rt ~
be " "a from take pleasure in reenmmenatl II
" otr readsfs- 4. Y. SLAfERs EdiiP.
II FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. IN
Trademark x copYri0htea,l
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I Jttp q arrrtisfmeuts.
: Lost.

ON MONDAY EVENING, the End inst,
NJ lEomeyEhetB between Second street and.
the AfcEnfe House, via MAN and AlafkeL
streets, q MOROCCO bound Memorand nfn
Book, OF NO value 10 any ono but the ownels
"A iiberaI reward viii, be PAID II left at the
mo- 5noy5.5tsi J.HsJBNRINs.
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@2sSa6SsSs1S,Se5 I:. sIIIlsssFIyAIi.ED RARiNd
always GiVes satizfact1nn. s.; ap ri =
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! HssAYs FOR. YOUNG 1Es.

On the Errors and Abuses Incident to
2outh and Early i1Ianhooa, with tho hu-
name view OF treatment and enre, sent by
mall. nee OF charge. Address HOWARD
AssSS 4l 9lsA;T1 BOX p, Philadelphia, Pa.
.sl9t.-'- 9oetW u. - . -. 80
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Z
A writer in LiPPfneot'S Magazine
says: Head-workers need more rest
than hand. workers. The old saw pre-.
clselyy inverted the properties in the
case, SO far as IL involved them, declar-
ing that "seveu hours sleep sumced the
student, and eight the Iaboring man,
and nine the fool" Three hours of
hard brain work destroys, as before OBJ
served, more nervous tissue, and cause
n greater subtraction OF the phos-
pilates from the system, than an orGiIn-
airy days work at mere mechanical
labor, the proportion in gains (of
welght) belngat S6:77. Above every
thing else, brain workers need sleep,
enrly sleep and late sleep, and enough
In the middle to feel real stuPld'' at
the end oEit. -..-.. ..,.l
Stupidity Is precisely the condition
into which this class OF toilers should
mango and devise and strive to get
themselves for a time longer or shorter,
each tWenty.four hours. Nothing rests
the brain. the whole working system,
like Il. Narcotic stupidity, the product
oil ale, tobacco or wine, Is not the
thing referred to-though in emergen-
cies, this may perhaps be had recourse
TO as nedicine-but the quiet, repose-
fnl read ustment OF the nervous OOndi-
ttons and the reehargIng with Vital
forcethe nervous batteries. the con-
facts not yet closed, the galyanic cur
rents therefore not yet set In motion.
but only Milling up the system 7ygitIi+a
blind, dInused feeling OF healthy sem
sutions,and reserved Efficiency.
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s5ttwHx. don't you. ask me how / amp,
smiltnglY said a lay v isitOr TO u four
year old girl. 81 don't want to know. >,
was llttls innocentis reply.
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MY DWELLING HOUSE ON .HANdp-
NI den street., between byron and E5ixfn-
SEoomst attic CELLAR gas, etc., = - y
-oclI JOHN g. CHANpLER.-
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4
Alexander Mccoy et al. - =. e 'i'
TNPURsuANCE or A DECREE REM
dered in the above entitled cause NJ the
Octo1er term Of the, Circuit Court for ONO
county, the undersigned special eoinmIss.'
Toner VIM ON THURSDAY, the IgifI eIss11s,f
StSohkashkht 1855, sell at public nucfionon
Lne premises, the tFlet or land In me mn in
~ qes1rlhed4 known NJ Ihe ssJolIfs
~ 1ffSS9y IaLlns and containing 100 acres and
y pQlss. i!Inls land lies q Short iista1oes-
i tO1l ne "a Nelienal Road nearly eqnidIstant
from hone5 s Point and Triadeinhiaz and
mas upon Il q house, barn and 1fi1e-s5r,5 49,
5 1Sul!11ness together with o good Orchard of
~ OF ~ ttees OF graded lruft In prime condf-
l3n ana g coal blnE already opeUed -
Terms OF ales-OHE-THGRDoffh the purchase
money la1d as much more as The f5IrefoSaS
tSls 70 pay in CASH. the tesidne in
sMo equal payments on credit of oHE and
Two year8s With interest frorn DIV ~ ssIs.
sLle pntehaser giving bonds vim r1oi ISsr1
AI sl,. esenIIIy ior the deferred Payments
az ~ ,.lIe 70 De Tetaned TN inc whole of
ttls purchase money Is paid. - - - - 4.
- stsGfT Special COMMISSIONER,
~ Law ottiSe, cor. .4th and Monroe streets
NGGGAAAAs- W. Va. f-fl9f.uaf .Edfc
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81 PLATE. 10 SIZE.

To the manufacture OF these Watches the
Company have devoted an the science and
skill in the art at their command, and con-
ndently claim that fol. dneness and Deauty,
otIess than for the greater exceIIennies OF
mechanical and scientific correctness OF de-
sign and execution. these Watches VIII conn
pare fayorably with the best made in any
country. In this country the manufacture
OF such Watches isnot oven attempted ex:
ra5t ot -TTy6itI,a,,11 -ises't.l =scsi- sfr-slssi
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WRhave from Peru some particulars
regarding another earthquake shock
which was felt there on the "a inst
Beyond shaking down some OF the
ruins left standing by previous shocks,
little damage was done. AT Taicabul
anaa spring of boiling water. sud denly
burst forth, and the water in the river
Andalien became SO otthat shelf ish
were actually cooked while ordinary
nsh came 10 the shore ready forSthe
table carrying spsigs OF parsley In their
mouths and crying aloud for some one
to come and eat them. Fresh laid eggs
plssea IN The boiling spring were rem.
desed back almost instantaueonsly in
the shape OF omeiettes, Ia Frazoais.
doneto a turn, and seasoned to suit The
consumer, Such things have been done
before by lively earthquake, ana PER-,
isnotte eoutdone IN snoi, mn -
fairs. l5uNfs 1sT - -. H1 sAs al
-a---,s- A. -
A YOUNG gentleman and lady of Sye,,,
Albany, Ind, have made n ,o,,sI ~,
on the Presidential election. h S - =.
isHeleoted tthe. young man agreeS' :,
marry the LADY, and n Seymour 4
elected the young lady Is TO marry tbs
gentleman. The betisa good one fol
the young LADY Heads Twin, tail
you iese,gieszss p4auls,2 - .estsl8 yFss
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Q6Gptalldget1

: aeRIoE. 30. Is aU1nCT sTREGr.
FREw, HAeANs 8 HALL.
$3.50 - rabrnlETOHs. ~.
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THE HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.

What diseases they Oure-HOW the
Patients are Cooked and steWed,
inside and out.
Hot sPRIEes. Arkansas. -
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gtGambeafs.


4 - : The nne passenger steamer EN-
4 AREROR, Capt. DickerBOn Is pTe-
lpared torecelpt freight through 10
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- sz safg. Special ComIitssionef.
VI; 15s9 oitlee, COZ .4th and Monroe streets
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Tor gaIe

GEO.B.OALDwELL, reconnaissance.
Law once, rFouIth street, next door 70 the
Court House. oct22sS()id
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Colnnissioner,a SaIe.

Hannah Mccoy ssi t--ss,f g - 1sEllisl
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Desirable Residence Tor SaIe

. q. z. CRANMER, Attorney. -ocas.sni
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These Springs cover. an area OF eighty
acres on the side of Hot Spring Noun
tain, and are located in general from
sixty TO eighty feet above the valley
and vary In temperature from 500. 70
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

yOurstocll Is largo and complete. and we
are determined not to be undefsold, In
proof of which e1nyite examination.
Row is the time 10 make your purchases
for the winter ilf1 81 s-s's 50 7a'--.-.-e'
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DR. s. b. HARTlIAN.ss. CO.,
Sole Pr6pIietorss Lancaster Pa,
And No. %, Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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GEORGETowN AFFAIRS,

! OarrE ',rthe NATIONAL RBPrBLic,S n Georg,
town may bo loft at the bookstore o! NesSr. 7
NJ. X Mills 4 CO., 49, Bridge street, or at MssNs
O T. Getty co.,, lJ6 Dridg, st--ct, whore cop o
Of tue RsrUDLICAS may b, Ujtaiuei daily.
WHCLr-ALE GRAM AND FLorR MARKEr.-
The market last week was good, with an in
creased inquiry for choice grades. sales oil
1911 bushels have been made Mt prices rang
Ing from t235 to t2Il, according to quality.
Receipts OF corn have been II m ted with prices
unchanged. The -four market has been firm
with an upward tendency for best brands.
Tn COUNTY SoHOoLs.-On Friday, A. HYDE,
esq, president OF the Board Of CiGafdiabs OF
Public Schools, visited the First district
school In the county, taught by W II. Craig,
aud was received by Mr.. X, W. Garter, presi'
dent Of the County School Board. Mr.. II ex-
pressed himself highly gratiHcd at the success
OF the school
THE CASAL-The canal Ia now In good re.
pair, and business will continue brisk during
the season. Seventy boats loaded with coal
have arrived this week, bringing 1900 tons OF
coal There has been $50 arrivals for the
month Of October.
Tue BHAScu RAILRoAD.-AIessrs. brewer
Wilson, civil engineers, have made prclim.
mary survey Of the routes for the branch rail.
road connecting this city with the Loudoun
aud Hampshire railroad.
Decentralization Shore was arrested by
Omccr Harper, on Awarrant taken out by ON.
Ger Myles, who charged that Shore acted in a
disofdetly manner on Jefferson street last
night. lie was fined %. by Justice Buckley.
Her OLD QuARTERs.-Hannah FitzsImmons,
= depraved white woman, W as sent to the work
house by Justice Buckley, Hannah is a hard |
ease and spends most OF her time at the work.
house.
LIVE SroCR MAEKEr.-At Drovef's Rest on
Friday 900 beef cattle and /, 200 sheep and
lambs were offered. Sales were made at a TO
% 80 for beef and a. 30 to % per ad for sheen
Market dull and prices heavy.
SALRs OF REAL EsrATE.-.Tohn 7 Bogue.
real estate agent, has sold the two.ntory frame
dwelling on the northwest corner of Lintnn
and Second strccst, to Mr.. s. Cans, for t25OO.
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Natjuuat aspnblitau.
16NOGI MORNi.U55:.:..5;ocTopER 10, i,T7
NEW ADvEnTIsEMENTs.

John F. Ellis, No. 900 Pennsylvania avenue,
near Tenth street, Rdvcrtises his immense
stock OF pianos, parlor organs, and other mu.
steal instruments for sale or rent on easy
terms.
OF. Alexander, No. 90 Twelfth street, be.
tween q and II streets, has four nicely fur
nished rooms for rent to gentlemen Only.
Messrs. Starr n Metcaf, real estate agents,
northeast corner OF New York avenue and
Fifteenth street. offer for sale ten valuable
building lots. Consult their Advertisement for
particulars.
J.. q. Floyd will issue on Saturday next a
paper TO be devoted to the interest OF The Re-
publican party and the "Boys in Blue.m Read
the prospectus In another column.
Company u, Of the Eighth regiment, are re.
q"ested to meet this evening, at O'Clock, cor.
ncr OF Pcnnsylvnnia avenue and Fourteenth
street, for the election OF officers and other
business
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At o'clock, on the premises, a two.story
frame house and lot fronting on q street north,
between First and Third streets west.
At 10 O'Clock, at j02 Eleventh street, be-
tween Pcnnsylvanla avenue and + street, the
entire stock of fancy goois, toys, trimmings,
ribbons, worstcd goods, notions, sc.
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GESTLHNES'S merino half hose OF the hest
quality, English and domestic country, knit
wool rocks, very hne domestic mcrino and
lambs wool undershrts and drawers, superior
to any imported, and At lower prices. Fine
articles Of furnishing gOoda, of all desirable
kinds, can be obtained at Geo. g. Hcnning'H,
No, Gil Seventh street.
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.
Wood and Coal.
I GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES

IOA T.
! GREAT REDUCTION IS PRICES
WHITE ASH
EEn ASH, t.ll ~ e
CHENrSt1
CUMBERLAND COAL, Tuu ~ mine
de-. lump.
2!H ruINps To THE TON GUARANTEED
OAK AMP FINE WOOD CONSTANTLY
HAND
Sc NV j. The time for families o. put in their
winter supply.
S. = BROWN SSOS,
southeast cnruer II Now Y,ek avenue s1I m
t""ulh street, NllTn's new bur ding, iuTm"rly a.
~ Ninth street. b"twreI L aud + Yard and
WharNus foot III seventh -lIrst Au9l.tf
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ECoSoMYIs WEALTH. Therefore weadvise
our readers, who are in want OF Gents fur.
n!shing goods, to so TO Marble Hall, No. ijs
Seventh street, opposite the Patent Office, the
populs- prOprietors Messrs. Franc \ Goldman,
having just purchased large quantities OF fine
merlno urdcrshlrts and drawers from New
York auctions, which they will sell at 40, 81,
60, and rs cents, and \ fine article for ~. White
shirts, hosiery, gloves, ncck-ties, scarfs, Sc,
Of the finest grades, and at the lowest prices.
We defy competition.
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PRErARiN0' wISTxR.-.The Metropoli-
tRn police have during the last few days been
receiving at headquarters the material for
their new uniforms for the coming winter.
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WITHOUT LCENsE.-Wm, Marshall, who
keeps q restaurant corner Of Maryland ave.
nue. and sixth street south, WIS arrested by
Omcer Field aud taken before Justice Lynch,
when he WAS charged with selling liquor with
OIt n license. Tho Justice fined him so.
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FIVE DOLLARS ONLY for a boys Atwood
winter suit, at the celebrated OAK Hail.
Don't mistake the number, iGI seventh street,
opposite the Post Office. Bring up The boys.
l0.lG.6
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NIAGARA. 2 . o III
Fly balls caught-CIcightun, u NhGnrA,s
Fly balls misscd-Creighton, o. Niagarn,7.
Out GU hSse-Crcighton, 81 NiaEaTa, y.
Left on characterization, 2; Niagara, I.
Foul balls caugLt-tlrcighton, l; Niagara, ,.
Foul balls mlRscd-NiaGarA,
Struck Out-NhgRra, ..
UmpiFc-Mr, &, AtktnsOn,oi the JUNIOR Jei.
f.! Sun base ball club.
s,cu.rrs--NIcfsrs. &. IIOOycrUi the EmerhOn,
and johnny, of the Creighton base ball club.
Time OF gRme-2:SO.
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MH,. NJ. A. DEEIsoE, the well.known
writer, has turned from Europe, and become
a resident Of Warrington,
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Mn. ]. GPiEEELL, the new Chief Clerk Of
the Patent Otllcc, catered upon the discharge
OF hiI duties on SATURDAY.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19

CHANGED HANDs.-Capt. John Gray, A few
days since, purchased the long boat Martha
Washington for t2,7OO. She was built by Mr..
Hugh Hammill Of Occoquan, and Is capable
of carrying sixty cords of wood, and will con-
time AS trading vessel on the Potomac.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-19

A FIRE,-Ou Saturday morning, about half
past two O'Clock, fire was discovered in the
house occupied by Mr.. q. q. MArden AZ u res
tsuraut, on New York avenue, between First
nnh Second streets west. NJ. John Hook.
meyer and several other gentlemen who lived
near by succeeded In distinguishing the flames
but not until considerable loss was sustained
by Mr., Marden,