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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
OF Twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
a24 pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns
6unions, Chllblains, Club and Ingrowing
N ais, and other diseases OF the feet, without
pain or neon venience to the patient The shoe
can De worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers to the many eminent physi.
Clans, surgeons and thousands of other respop.
slole persons who patronize his establishment
hours nom a. m. to p. m. Owing to press
OF business at Office, DR.. White Is unable to
visit patients al their residences except between
and p. m.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
A Grswl About Bad Bows.

The attention of our city authorities is re.
spec,inIIy called 70 the matter OF overgro~ n
idle boys who are In the habit of conoraga,iog
Sabbath afternoons and week day evenings no
the viclbi'y bounded by 9th and 1th and and
u streets north. where they make themselves
odtous oy throwing a. random large stones and
brickbats, into and around the neighborine
premises, thus endangering persons passing
qnietly about their yards, to say nothing OF
damage to blinds and window panes, and fruit
steahng. Is there no remedy for such annoy.
ancesl SgRsCRIeRR
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THE C0uRTS.

EcuTTY COURT, Judge Fxher-ro-day the
following business was transacted barton
agt. Green; order extending time for taxing
evidence. Schneider ct al agt. James; order
appointing N. Carusi speciaI examiner. Pratt
agt. Munster; order OF RATIFICATION of trustees
report of sale nisi. Goddard agt Barbour ct
al; order appointing Charles McNamee guar
dian dd Item. Same aet. same; decree appoint
ing j. E Norris trustee, instead OF Hamilton,
deceased. Hawkins agt. Hawkins CT al: order
ratifying trustees and auditors report. King
agt. King ct al; order appointing commission
to select guardian dd Item.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceH.-To-day,
letters Of administration were issued to
Lemuel ]. Draper, on estate OF Simeon White:
bond sloO. Richard L. Cropley. obtained letters
OF guardianship to orphans Of Samuel Cropiey;
bond $1,000. Phillip Wallach to orphans Of
simeon Benzinger; bond 5000. George r.
Coxen to orphans Of VIM. Steele; bond si,sOO.
Mr.. j. z. Williams filed for the caveators mo-.
ton 10 cancel the letters testamentary issued
to r. McGInnis and Francis Armstrong, on the
estate Of Patrick Green, and for appointment
OF collector, which was set for q hearing
The second accounts Of executors of James
Rhodes estate and guardian 70 his children
were approved and passed. The Court ad.
Journed until Saturday next.
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Industrial Expositisu

EDITOR OF STAR:-Why the silence on this
proposed Exposition here IN 1870, open 10 all
nations, after the notice 1t received a few
weeks sincef Let us be mp and doiugi We
have nor the men, money, and stamina for car
Tying II out successfully. What say you, Mr.
Editor A WyrII.wsoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

THK GRIATDsT relief Imaginable can be az
foroed this warm weather by wearing one of
those elegant suits selling at such astonis hing
ly lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, 400 Seventh street. opposite the Post
ONCE. where, in addition to gentlemen's "Ban-
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah IA Pogue, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl.
oaide suits In great variety are also to be had at
the most reasona bic prices e66
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

MUST WIN-"No Use DENYING tie Fact"-
stevens, Proprietor of the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle of selling Tea that must
r1n, being sound and correct in every feature:
one pound as cheap as though you bought a
thousand.
6,l7 "HoNs" SIG 7th street
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Opinion Baltimore Press.

TIE INDIsPHNsABLI RRMYpY.-The most
reliable and sure cure for malarial diseases is
Internationally the celebrated 9aptier's Ma
tive Wine Bitters, and for persons subject TO
chills and fevers there Is nothing TO compare
with these Bitters as a curative and preven-
tive They are also the best tonic and appe-
tiser In existence, and contain no alcohol, be-
ing made OF the pure California white wines,
and they are recommended by ali who have
used them. Ssld by all Druggists and Grocers
at 81 per bottle.
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CITY ITEMS.

ALASKA DIAMONDS for setting.
Vases. French Mantle Ornaments.
New Jet Medallion Sets.
Japan Switches,
and Fancy Goods,
Received this morning at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. s36 Pennsylv ania avenue
between u and 9th streets.
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Observation-Disclosures w. Thomson and
daughter lett here last evening, and stopped
last night with ex- Mayor Chapman, Of Bsiu.
more, in that city, and this morning they,
WIN Mr: chapman, 60 10 Monterey Spring,
weexs. The Justice and daughter will then
spend week with his daughter. near RaIts.
Vile. before his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

CONSOLIDATED ExCURsIoS-On Tuesday,
Mount Vernon Lodge No. S, aud Webster
Lodge NO. o, Knights Of Pythias, will give a
grand excursion to Glymont, for which they
nave engaged the steamer Wawaset and a fine
pane OF music, and will leave eth street wharf
al ~ m. and SIX p. m. and q uinands wharf.
!oot OF 50 street east, at a. m. and p. n ,
stopping At Alexandria, Va, going and re-.
turning.
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CANP MEETINGs.-The camp meeting now
IN progress at Bethel Church. on Good Hope
HUI, beyond the Navy Yard bridge, IS well
ATTENDED, and The religious exercises are OF the
most Interesting character. Rev. Bishop Way.
man and Rev. W. ID. W. Scnureman have ar
row.
The camp under the auspices of Ebenezer
Churcb, now in progress at Scagc's farm
across BennIngs Bridge, Is thronged with Wis.
Hols, many OF whom. instead of going the
bridge roads, go 10 the terminus of East Capt.
toi street, or near the aims house, and there
cross me rIyer in boats. Rey.T. jackson and
other preachers will conduct the services TO-
morrow, and also on Monday, which is the las,
day.
The congregations Of The African NJ. T. Zion
cnurches OF this District commenced q camp
meeting to-day. at Camp Con valescent about
Two miles beyond the Long Bridge, 10 con-
nIuefOF one week. During the week some
OF me mos, prominent ministers OF the Church,
from The North, will be present To-day, Rev
JACOB Irusty preached. Tomorrow forenoon
Rev. Mr. Perkins, pastor of the church az
lamp Convaleseent, will conduct the services,
an ". treen- OF tins city, will preach
Al tie Freeland camp meeting, MARYLAND.
fIday after moon a. ~ o'clock. q prayer meet,
oy Rev Joseph France. At 4 O'Clock a chiJ.
oieh meeting was held ia Madison avenue
stalon tent; interesting addresses vera m ade
Dy DIS- France and Ames. The children sang
several beautiful hymns under the direction
2f Mr.. John n. Myers, accompanied bv Miss
hOIle L. Myers on the parlor organ. A SINH.
lar mee'Ipg viii be held daily, at 2 o'clock su.
ntrVlsed oy Rev. DIR. Ames and MI VIM J..
MSS AT ~ O'Clock the evening service was
LeId a. the stand. Rev. J. II. Wheeler OF Raj
umore delivered an effective discourse from
trembling. -A- "NU
A Presbyterian camp meeting. something
cure novei IN that section, commences to-day
q loan station, on the Orange and Alex
ahcIla ' Irs mia
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SPKHR,e WTNR.-Speel

SPHHR'e Whispers Port Grape Wine is
the only wine calculated to do good In dis
eases OF the stomach, bowels, livers, and kid
neys, such as acidity, dysentery, diarrhRa. in
confluence Of urine, ana general debility. One
bottle 10 sufficient to convince the most scepti-
cal Of the great curative powers contained in
this wine. Sold by Druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

CHKAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. White
Snlrts, 20 cents, 81, 81 25, and upwards. I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from 35 cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand
kerchlefs already hemmed, 2 for IS cents. The
pest Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 cents a
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button-ho 10 cents q box; and all other goods
At equally low prices, at Franc & Goldman's.
Marble Hall, No. &56 9TH street, opposite Patent
Office. ,6I.
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RESISTING Observation-Disclosures Jus.
ice w lillian ii. Chase observed several poys
In W assacnusetts avenue throwing stones a.
eacn o,ner The justice displaying his badge
OF authority, singled out the largest one and
arrested him. The boy resisted. and several
women came 70 the rescue of the lad, and
pltching into Justice Chase caused him IN
rellnquish his hold on the unruly boy, who
escaped. wv "Ao
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nREss GOODs-IXTRA BABGAINs'
SCALE OF PRICES FOB AUGUST.
GRlAr IHDUOTIONs.

es:sSssr :sa ne 81 SsSIs !ss tcilcxins - y
low that % copndsntly Expected The entire stock
Is T. this LIST Win bs closed cut in avery
g ct AnlR!oAH RnIErs reduced 70 Ike. ,
90 cent Lawns nd ore 40 Dis reduced TO Sic
g cent RAkis HOz1n eIQUI % rsducsd toisc.
80 cent PRIAf1O LINEN kAWAe rsdoacsd 20
@ cent EIouRsp eRlHApINHs reduced to so.
20 cent eCOICH 0IN0HAng REDUCED % 80.
% cent erIPlD and Ch1Ck PAkcAL9S 70
50 cent fS1vSsLIuG DBsss LIHEN reduced to
u e:ssTRAvELInG Dslss GOODS reduced to
% cent TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS reduced to
Plsin eelorei LAWNS and oRGANDIss reduced
MoSREige plEss GOODS .. reduced prices.
JIPAHEsE SILKS redsced % q % sad sl.s0
Best d PHiIs KID GLOVES reduced o d IS.
! 'AA0A si1As' : JnSsIPH LAY SO.
p..,s SOC issS "a 1ss.S
30 n.e,,ggsr sEosIvsD.
w fHuhk s Old Older ymIaAa:
6exee primo New York Isetosy Oan1o1, for
aoATanRn fhop3H oedv STn BaiIdiIs..
.y0 Penn. ave.. between 0eh aad nth 90.
MILLS CArAwBA WINE.
N Prom Gen Mills, OF sandusky.
Perfectly pure and rarely surpassed By any
other vine for summer ese.
Daily ordered By ph''issit%R: ". BvRcHrLL,
Corner 18th and r streets,
ESQ under Ebbitt House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

SALE OF REAL EsTArR-fitch d Fox, auc.
uoneers and real estate brokers, have sold
west half lot2l, in subdivision OF square 209
fronting 2lH feet on q street, between l4th and
18th, to VIM. n. and George A. Dalton for S6i5
cash,
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Alexandria Items.

THE THANKS of the STAR are again Cue Mr..
Thomas X. Davis, clerk of the steamer Colt,
for Norfolk papers.
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"HoN6," $50 1th street.

THIS is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo r.
wilson q 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, as cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

TIE SUNDAY MORNING GAzErrl increases
IN interest with each successive NUMBER and
- now very Justly considered one Of the best
weekly papers published in the United ,,atss.
The nrst OF very interesting series of travel
sketches, entitled "A Visit to Nazareth - viii
appear to-morrow. The essay on Louis XIII
and Ricnelieu, by Prof Mason, will be con-
tinued, and choice selection OF other ele1snt
literary matter will be found IN It's columns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

A WAsHINGroS TOBACCO FAcroRY.-A
stock company OF colored men has recently es-
tablished q tobacco factory on O street, near
the Baltimore depot, and already are doing
quite good business, working the raw ma e.
rial INTO cigars, smoking and plug tobacco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

A WARN DAY.-Range of thermometer at
Franklin &Co.'s, opticians, 2ii Pennsylvania
avenue, In the shade, to-day: O'Clock a. m.
= degrees; 10, 50; ii, sc; II m, 81; p. m. IS;
,, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

RUNAWAY AND NARROW ESCAPE WITH
LIFI-Yesterday afternoon, the horse and
ouEEy attached 10 the carriage in which MI.
=. w. Brown and his wife and SON were riding.
ran away on street. oetweea 5th and 9th, in
consequence Of one Of the traces coming
detac he'd and q rein breaking, and az the corner
of 5th street, the party were thrown out, Mrs.
Brown being Knocked senseless, and falling
under the wheel, receiviug severe bruise on
her head Mr.. b. was injured about The head
and neck, and one Of his arms was badly cut,
The parties were taken to the hC use OF Mr. Stock.
ton near by, and DIR. Bowen was sent for and
dressed the wounds. Mr.. Moses, the brother.
family were removed 70 their residence on the
the corner OF 9Th and street. After the family
were thrown ont the horse contin ued down the
number OF persons, mostly children, but fortu.
nafely none were hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

LOOK OUT for the Sunday Chronicle Tomorrow
morning. II will lie a superb NUMBER, file
with choice reading matter and the lates
news,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

JOHN THOMAS II LuCK.-Yestsfday John
Thomas" captured ninety geese runniag at
him $50 at the rates paid under the municipal
law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

ispIAxA STATE AssocLATI~s.-A me.tips
OF This Assoc'atlJ. vas Eeid last ev.ning al
CTi;tsnden Il Edwards Office, No. Il, street.,
the President. 7. 7. CIittenden, In the chair,
a.. 7. Murray. acting Secretary. TIE election
of Ulcers for The ensuing year tteR res ulted as
follows T. T. Crarenden; Wee
President. j. Robinson; Recording Secretary
L. II. Williams; Corresponding Secretary, W
b. Stokes: Treasurer, 7. r. Stokes. On motion
of Mr. Murray, the report of the Treasurer
was adopted, and ordered 10 be Incorporated
IN The minutes OF the meeting. The following
Executive Committee were then elected w
q Whiitlesey, G. II. Dickson, v. b. Edwards
w. l.. Woods, q NJ Bowen, F. M Heatou f.
M Gibson, j. H. Barrett, J. q. Adams, and w
w. WORE: also. the following Auditing Com.
mitteec-W. II. Goddard, j. NJ. Dufour and a.
Bowen On motion, IL was agreed that a com.
mitfee OF three be appointed to collect tue
names of those members of the Asso,iatiot
who wish to revisit Indiana, with q view O
efecting q combination with the Ohio. Illinois
and Iowa Associations for the purpose of Sc
curing tickets at reduced rates. Messrs. q. T
Murray, W. VI. Goddard, and L. p. William,
were appointed said committee, and the meet
ing adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

A HKw LITTIR BOX, intended for the use OF
private families, 10 being introduced here py
Messrs. Strong 4 Walker, who have paten ed
the improvement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY give O grand
mocuiight excursion 70 Glymont on Thur ,day
next, the steamer Wawaset with We,eris
Band, leaving leaving the 7th street wharf At
O'Clock, returning at midnight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

CHARGED WITH THBFT.-This morning on
Ger Boyle arrested a colored man named VIM
DICE porter in MIR. Burchell's store. on Penn
syiYanla avenue, charged with stealing a 10.
OF wines and groceries from his employer
Ine accused, who is suspected OF series of
iercenies from his employer, was taken before
Jnstiee Harper. where his guilt was fully - /.
tablished, ana he was committed TO answer
trial before court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

Omcsrs Doyle and Brewer arrested Johp
Simpson and VIM. H. Harrison, colored on
suspicion Of having stolen two pieces Of 9 ,iico
which they had with them, and justice Har.
per committed them 70 jail for q hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14
nRo. o0HUHAH q DURAlD,

lbs. eeHuHAM pURAlp,
L. y 1ss "; ,fsss 9 s: s. 1sltincrs: NJ:
Ptissss DIZZY LII. ssS esssisSes HSo We deS
e cossolt Isysssaa g srsss ~! 9a s1Isrieses
ceecflny treeeed- DlpiAsse strictly coa1AentiN.
Al lstters muse oentaan 0fnnD. ol7.i1
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I r. I 8 I N.
FORMULA OF
Dr.. Jon WILKINS,
jyh-sssm BALrIMORB, I'D.

OaAs. q. vAxpxlvrlKIl. RI. TAlvoop
PofoHAo MN BLUE sfoH1.
FOE sunDues. 40 sous sfs.2 WALLS.
soorIlea yLis, XS guls sEols;
Delivered IN washi1eSse; g s.y ssssssasss poiss
vIps.T6Ss e. H. q ~ sss'': :s. OF,
lss.opslsss Ids; dsssssseSs 0nss, Ne. lSs
noox ss e. sr.. :. :s
For Rsss. j. I. HATfHivs, $50 Pssn.yiv.:
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t4scsD q a sS1hls9i SSEisdRssIH

e:s:s;.S T; :: 8 :ssss :sS TSs !:
GOAL, viz 80 tens 10: !, 30 tons No. : Bald.
v..a 8 g 8: e; sss
sealeS Of the treaapry .1xtenMon, and 20 weigh
Sc e., "a ,: :a S; Ssss !; sue: e
gils win o rsesiyed until Il eeioek noon on the
eupsEtntsndsSt Trssslry DuiAiass, and % b
sSss ssc sssass iSs s4fs: S:s :sr sh..
al Or Any lSFaen @ re hid. received:
= g iS "a s''s';s g., ,.,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

IR ISM
i HI GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
IE 7 - 7 NJ,
COMPOUND FLUID ENTRACT
OF TIE
iRi9 vER9iCOIOR
OR BLUE FLAG.
agent discovered for the healing OF man. The
wonderful properties OF the Iris Nerscolor hither
within the control OF science and i nog tskius 10
stand as principal among the blessings fmedicine
As An ALTERNATIVE.
II acts directly upon the blood, ceansu and puri-
Ding the vital current Of ai the humors std
tair % which disease or malarious influences have
he effects OF mercury or oiSsr pcisons which may
have ben taken into the system; Ror this reason
.,i cure &: so.s 'S sisi:ai .sd
RHEUMATISM AND GOuf.
ass Nc ssaf cur: i Tor
DISEAsRs OF WOMEN
Id:y. !. rsonps :.1ssry and sfiscsiss. end a1 i
and nest rclisb,s ''''''' ~ '"s % 'ns SAFEST
DICRErIC REMEDIES
ana .es sfs OF 4:
im1srts 70 Il
ionic QUALITIES
but sss sis.ssiss or.
80, ,1a rsse ss most valuable curative
DYsPEPsIA ANDaRNKRAL DEBILITY.
BY taxing I1IsIr, the ble ed..vhieh DsrDsasss
60 lsTtasd, rsnAsr1ss ne whole sySssn per
Il...sIi;.Ihis nssieies e no ensAees Of
oisSed ~ sos rs1sss !. q s e,ss,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

lMPRovnMENfs At THE MARIRH BARRACKs
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES Norwood, COM
handing At the marine barracks here, has re.
Gently been making some very important i'm.
provements about the ouildinGs and the result
OF his labors IL that the interior appearance O,
the barracks has been completely chaneed,
and the quarters are now neatly arranged and
finished. The roof has also been newly shin.
eled, and everything done to secure the com.
fort and convenience OF the men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

BRAYT PATENT REFBIGERATIN9 ROOMS,
In which Fresh Meats, Fruits, and everything ofa
Reriehe6le nature can DO preserved FOB Any
By the sane patent cargo Of fresh beef Was sue
cecsfully carried from lncianola, Texas, to New
seven I'D days, and - as Ss0ecf eosdities ssAss
The public sre respectfully invited to call and
witness its operation.
He has INST received and has in store In said Re
dtgefator. lot Of very choice n Nv Y0RK But
Txe, Pit mp ~ stone iars. oontaining and lbs.
article OF LxA1 LARD, Dut uD In the sane man
neI. f-"' r..s.
Tor The picklins eeasen be hes Q lsrss stock,
IAPEHIAL WHlf1 VIM AID PukD CLDlI
Of iii Einds, vSieS e. vsIrsassa . 5: stIietly
pure. l-.,. jylS.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-14

The Cheap Place:
BROWN STOUT,
YOUNGER's (Ensi,sh) ALE,
PURE OLD RYE wHIsKEY,
PURE PORT WINE,
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
G.. .. O'EIARE s. SON.
GROCERS,
2s2 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN NJ AND N STREETS.
ALSO,
GREEN GINGER,
MUSTARD SEED,
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLOUR AT
1918 PER QUARTER BBL. SACK.
A CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR AT
$3.50 PER QUARTER BBL. SACK
&. >. O'HARE & son,
GrOCers,
25a SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN NJ AND n STREET,
il l1.tf
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TAPPING A TILL--Yssterday, while Mr.
Elisha Falconer was in front OF his wood yard,
on Massachusetts avenue, near 9th street, VIM.
Colbert, colored, entered the back window a md
tapped the till. Mr.. Falconer gave the alar N
before he got ont OF sight, and Omcers Fainter
and Miles started in pursuit. crowd gather.
ing and following then TO the neighborhood OF
llth and N streets; but Colbert would have es.
capped had II not been for Onicer Arnold. who,
being mounted, grabbed him and turned him
over TO Omcer Fainter. There was about S2I
taken $l4 OF which was recovered, and JUS
ice Harper committed him to iail for court
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CHOgO D WALSH.
REAL ESTATE ExcHAN6B z BROKERS
No. SsJ PNNA. AvBUUu, South ma.
Between Oh end IN streets west.
s.y ~ NV 4. V Wn1Ossssh.
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Dickinson COLLEGE.
y CaRLiSLE. PENgSYLVINJs.
Ne fALL TERN Of this lnstitution will b..f-,
september "a X. l.. DAeHIILL
&C 4lawlm Pr.sTds,,
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View Y..i. e.. r.. ..ti-s d. hons. E. H--
leans
The -ea.i-4nalI legal l.ceu- a-- begun 80
Delaware.
New potatoes aye t7. dollars tualt 'n Ale
eu-ta, Ga.
A ma---mee-.rs of .ualu -,..r -5r- wi|
Ice held In Philadelphia Ills week
Land slides iu t.c H.'sy Mountains are Zee
coming ua'eeonn.'''s ..'t '''.
Il Is o. gucs'i .r Vae.Hi -.e now s.a. -HoI.s .t
The 9'f'-'7 'n Me-" '.'@ WILD '-'5
The pars Ut G-ae, Church. gHie.-. re-t 'fe
ure-eut wear f.r enc hundred a..-..s 3 liars
=. f...,,5 Is 10. s.r.-.- ~ f..- -.. ... .--....
...,.i,,. u tr,n,a i'm -6. channel i. a.. 5r.s-
t.,. f,,-,i.b,l the l.te.. Paris duel
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Two iA-i.u, names are = d.
New Yorl. AicCucAen pra-eca'es Walter 7''i
ass.chuSei'~ Ats ali SIX A.-' -l-
renee '''.' MN
H.Iibut have been more plentiful around n a-
tucke; thi. spring than f.ryelr.. and many have
been taken in boats from The shore
The reports from the southern pm. o. Illinois
are 20 the effect that the wheat cru Is 20 r,
,.-,1,i.in, .l,n was ever before sraaa.
Court 'he other day, ami gave -..i'.iy i.- 81