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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs. &C.

NATIONAL THKATER--E. l.. Davenport in
" Much Ado About Nothing"
WALLS OPKRA HousE--KeTly & Icons Min
etrels.
Frank MOrdaunt.
Masonic TEMPLR.-Dedication Of the new
Hall.
Masonic TENPLE-Stravberry festival by
The ladies OF the Central Congregational
Church.
DAILY EXCURSION of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SMITHS ART GALLERY, 245 street.
hARKRrTkR's ART GALLERY, ass It'll street.
BARLow's Arr GALLERY, Z5I Pa. avenue,
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How THE CITY HAIL RING CoNDUcrs THE
CAxPAIGS-So Employment for aay but Boscen
Hen--ChaTles Irving, a colOred man, was YES
terday discharged from the position of market
fveep al the Center Market-house under Sid
ney Mcfarland, because he would not promise
% vote Tor Bowen. his preference being for Mr.
ELoery. JAS p. Quigley, the Fifth Ward dele
gaze 10 the Union League Hall Nominating Con-
yention, who at the Trades Union Hall Emery
convention voted for Bowen, has been rewarded
moved.
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THE EXCURSION given by the Illinois State
republican Association TO Marshall Hall took
place last evening, and the united testimony of
those participating was that it was a most de-
hgntful excursion. The new pavilion OF Messrs
sykes q Chadwick was used for dancing. which
vas kept up rom to II O'Clock d. m. Captain
Cutler, of the Treasury Department had charge
OF the arrangements Among those present
were: General y. z. T.. Shanks and lady, Ind.
Hon. George G. Mckee and ladies; Miss Major
Ihroekmorton, L. 5. A; Captain Henry John
son, u 3. A. and lady; NJ. s. X; Gen. Brown
and ladies; Capt. Bowers; Col. Holt, president
OF the association, and many other distinguished
persons.
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BAsE-BALL--Theg game yesterday afternoon
between the Athletics, OF Philadelphia, and the
Olympics, Of this city, on the grounds OF the
attended, and, contrary to general expectation,
To ii. - :
The Athletics and the Natiopals NAV this at
terpoon on the grounds OF the latter
Inc Unions, Of Morrisania, and the Kew
stores, on Philadelphia, played yesterday after
keystones, Il. ~
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The PROPOSED GRAND EMERY MASS MEET
Ne.-The presidents Of the several Emery clubs
assembled at headquarters, corner OF 7th and ID
streets, yesterday afternoon, to consult together
In reference to the grand Emery mass meeting
to come OF ON Tuesday evening next. The re-
aging character, and il Is expected that the
ward demonstrations on the above occasion will
be the most imposing that have occurred in this
city for years, the enth usiasm in behalf Of Mat
thew q. Emery, the peoples choice for the
Mayoralty growing hourly.
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Il he kksIsTR ATIos-Fourth Ddyin the Ssventh
Bard--The registration In the Seventh Ward
yesterday progressed in good order, the crowd
Of voters being fully as large as on previous
Gays, and when the hour for closing q O'clock
cants in the line who were cut OF. The number
fegistered yesterday was 52f, OF whom rs were
Nhite and 2iS colored. The whole number
Iegfstered thus Tar In this ward In 2IY John
STEADY and VIM. Fraetious came mn to,stbar
ana their names were duly booked Soon after,
wares Armistead Sweet Home a colored man
Was among the qualified. man,
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Mr.. FRANK MORDAUNT will we trust have a
good audience to hear his dramatic reading at
Metzerott Hall tonight. His merits as gentle
man and actor deserve IL.
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DECORATION DAY-The committee oY the
Grand Army OF the Republic having in charge
the arrangements for decorating the soIdiers,
graves ON the goth inst, are making every ar
Mefgs and Gen. Myers, Depot Q. NJ, are doing
all in their power to aid them.
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THE STRAWBERRY FksrIvAL for the bene-
NJ Of the Central Congregational Church at the
Masonic Temple, will be open to-day and to-
morrow afternoon and evening. Every arrange
nent has been made for the comfort and pleas
ure OF all who attend
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PROFESSOR MARINI has rendered to his pupils
and patrons q complimentary soree, to take
place at his Academy to morrow evening, at six
O'Clock. This il the closing soiree of the season,
and Mr.. Marini extends to the parents Of his pu-
pills o cordial invitation to be present.
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CITY ITEMS.

sl2. BEAUTIFUL s12
CHEvIOT WALKING SUITS.
Just received at A. Straus' Popular Clothing
House, Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and
18th streets, three doors east Of 18th street.
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MDuoMHuf 10 BUT Coon 9YWINa Ma
oHIIB-Willcsx q Gibbs' Sewing Aachine, the
chine, win hereafter be sold on liberal fsfns,
inquire ct the agency, Baum's Comet and Hoop
s PIT saceosy, ~ seventh street, between B
MO - sssssT &. jss.es III
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iHE QUESTION OF BAILINe Pp-..s
Yesterday in the Criminal Co-.1rt the case Of
battery with intent r. lot an assault and
SO Ing present his recogniz ance for
Oss- forfeited and a bench warrant issued.
Ger Peaster arrested him and turned him
over TO the Marshal. This morning Mr.. A. h.
Browne, for the prisoner, moved that the for
fixture be RENTED and Mr.. Harrington, for the
government, resisted that motion on the ground
that an example was needed, and referred to
the practice OF parties making habit of going
bail for a consideration. Judge Humphreys re-
marked that the case was one Of importance
there being but one step between it and murder
the highest crime known TO the law and the bail
was too small. he thought that the practice of
professional bailing should he put stop to. and
should lose. and he would not grant the motion
as made, but would set aside the forfeiture on
the defendant paying the costs, and fixed the
bail at 500.
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"A LAssn EMERY FLAG was thrown to the
t Oree.e yesterday at the corner OF L and *
eheered by the crowd Of applicants for raeistrs,
ion near by. - '~' iss
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BILLIARDs.-Messrs. Phelan, Of New York,
and Jos. Dion, OF Montreal, will play an exhibi-
ton game Of billiards at Miller's Saloon, Thea
ter Building, this evening.
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REV. DIR. WISE, Of Cincinnati win lecture -,
English at O'Clock on Sunday AT ternoon in TIN
eh street Synagogue, on ''Judaism and tns
State" Sir. y. Wolf gill receive Dr. Wise's
friends at his residence, GIG street, at O'Clock
this evening.
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THE THEATKRs.-Mr. +. l.. Davenport has q
beneht At the National Theater this evening on
which occasion, he will appear rs Benedict" in
Shakespeare's comedy Of "Much ADD About
Nothing" In which he achieved a reputation
years ago.
Kelly & Icons Minstrels appeared in COM
plete change Of performance at Wallis Opera
House last night, and ''Lischen and Frischen'
and "Frow-Frow" both Of which were well re-
ceivedby an appreciative audience Will be re-
peated this evening. Purdy's banjo song sober
Oar" was too short, that was the only fault
found with IL.
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ieAIION.-frovidence permitting, Rev.
70. r yeNnsn assisted by Others, wifi dedi-
corner Of Maryland avenue and ,otf street. east ss
on sabbath next, the I'D instant Ar a oScIocI :,
m The friends and lovers OF Christian n,issiopp.
are cordially invited to be present. 'on'
rep. cory.l commfttee Of Arrano,u,n,,
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DEAD INFANT.-Oficer Lewis found white
female infant in the canal, foot Of 9th street.
this morning, and it was buried at the expense
of the CORPORATION.
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Just received at A. Straus Popular Clothing
House, Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and
18th streets, three doors east Of 18th street.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Jet Jewelry,
Oroide Jeweiry,
Silver-plated Ware,
Fans, Pipes, and Chromos,
Store, No. 457 Pennsylvanis avenue, between
~ and eth streets.
BLACK CLOTH VESTS, large variety Of
Black Silk Vests from Sc to $40.
Black Doeskin PantalOons, for small men
and large, from sc to s12.
Black Dress Goats, from x15 to $50.
Black Sack Goats, from SO to SIS.
one price only.
GEORGE c. HENNINa,
No. 41O Ith street, Northwest.
YOUTHS CASHMERE SUITS, very handsome
ly gotten up, SO and Sl2.
A. STRAUs' Popular Clothing House,
Penna. ave., bet. 10th and 18th sts.,
three doors east Of 18th street.
"sucorss A1rrNps MERIT
No axiom was more aptly illustrated than in
the rapidly increasing demand for D0Oley's Ba-
king Powder. It's merits consist In its purity,
produce sweet biscuits, rolls, pastry, &C., COM
public. No short weight, but 'sgood measure
poo S sPd
N.Y., and for sale by Grocers generally. eos
IMPORTANT TO GENTLENRN.-H You wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots efectually owed 80 that they will never
show again; II you wish your clothing nicely
pressed 50 that they viii look like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, frst-cla@ scourer,
agent Of Staten Island and New York Dyeing,
and sole proprietor Of q new Parisian process, SIS
9th street, Opposite the Patent ONCE. List of
prices:-Coats, from 81 to $3.50; Pants, 70 cents;
Vests, 80 cents; Q whole Summer Suit, S2.25
their winter garments, to give me q cali. Fish
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
efectually out, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the gartments during the
summer. References Messrs. B. H. DuvaIl,
IA Pa. ave.; s. II. Heiberger, 2i2 Pa. ave.; g.
r. schafer, Is Pa. ave; w: /. Griffith, 30s 9th
See Advertisement In another column. $751;:
PANAMA. HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. /. Whiteney's, ga Pennsylvania avenue,
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PANAMA HATS

Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. I. Whiteney's, ga Pennsylvania avenu,
south side, bet. 9Th and 10Th streets.
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CHARGE OF ILLEGAL REGISTRATION
p Sturgeon, white, Was arrested yesterday by
Omeer Taylor, OF the sixth precinct, on the
charge Of vagrancy and was dismissed by Justice
THOMPSON, but subsequently il was sscertained
THAI he had been here but q few wseks and had
IeSstersd as a voter, and the charge of illegal
eanon being preferred, the Justice com
ml''ed him to jail for q hearing.
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DARING RU RGLARY IN SOUTH WASHINGTON.
The store OF Mr.. RIB. Clark, corner Of Az and
III street south, was entered last night by bur
glars and robbed Of goods to the value of one
thousand dollars.
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1Hfr1 WARD REBORN REPUBLICAN CLUB
dndiddtes for ne Councils to be Chosen at a Pre-
mary EIection.-A meeting Of this club was held
at Wills Hall last evening, Mr.. A. H. Kinney
in the chair, and Mr.. W. H. Stewart secretary
There was a very large attendance, including
number Of our German fell0w-citizens. Messrs.
Hunter, Kinney and Bart, from the executive
committee, reported that they had agreed that
the fairest mode Of selecting ward officers would
be by primary election. Mr.. j. u. Clary was
opposed 70 such Q course, as threats had been
made by the Bowen men that they would vote
for the weakest men in order to defeat the tick
ct, and that "Billy Cook" would send down the
men TO do ii. The Chair explained that there
was no danger Of this, because the club would
appoint tellers and chsllengers on its behalf.
Mr. Clary moved that q mass meeting be held
next Thursday night; lost. The meeting after
wards agreed to hold q primary election next
Thursday, on n street, between 9TH and Sth
streets, between o'clock O. m. and p. In.
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TEE MARrSE BAND has been ordered 20 par.
ueipate in the decorating Of the soldiers graves
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HANDFUL OF GERNAN BOwEyITEs, with a
a sprinkling OF City Hall contractors and bum
mers, got together last night at Keuchel's Hall,
on 9Th street, with Mr.. 4. l.. Schmidt in the
chair, who fairly earned the title OF Munchau-
sen No. by an astounding statement that
years than had been done the previous sixty.
Commissioners Himber was called upon to tes-
tify in behalf OF Bowen, which he did, making
truthful as Schmidt's. Mr.. Burger, Pivot Gun
Morse, a. h. Browne and Mcknight were all
allowed ten minutes each, and showed what
adopts in word twisting. Capt. Jenkes then
read treatise on the history Of the German
Veteran Union, which closed the performances
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THE RIOTERS IN THE FIRST WARD.-Yester-
day, Justice Anderson made his decision In the
charged with disturbing the meeting Of the In.
vincible Club, in the First Ward, on the pre-
vious night, filming M. j. Quigley -, Andrew
Irvine %, and Charles Syphax 90, dismissing
the others.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL Court, SElgs Hamparsys.-To-day.
VIM. Hayes, arrested on a bench warrant aud
indicted for assault with intent 70 kill, was re-
leased on $3.50 bail Daniel l.. Stoddard as
sault and battery; nolle pros.
CIRCUIT COURT, Judge ,Olia--To-day, Corpo-
ration agt. keefe; judgment below reversed.
ward agt. Plumb; verdict for dcfendan. ordered
by Court; motion for new trial.
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r MEMS! LINENS !!

Fine White Linens, all Grades, from Is cts up !;
Linens; Genoese Linens; Buft Linens for suits from
- Cts up to - cts Brown Linen Drills, for boys at
Linen Towels, Napkins and Table Cloths; 100 dozen
Gents all Linen Hemstitch ed aandkerchiefs AT rs
cts. each; very fine quality Hemstitched at rs per
dozen. 49,
~ One price. Just Dealing 10 aR.
BEGAN wYLIE,
1A0n
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sEE
sold at II and Il elsewhere 'AeaI W tnss
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Green &
Williams have sold lot AZ, square No. 1S3, on
lot No. As, square No. "a, to X. W. bowman.
for $3.50. Also, lot No. and parts OF lots 7 and
2, square 256, y feet inches front, known az
the old Maher house, to Zeph Jones, for 80 $50
foot deep, to Joseph II. Bradley, ST., for sI65.
Messrs. Fitch x Fox have sold, for Mr.. James
Miller, lot Is and part of lot IA, in square 1874,
front "a feet on 10th street, between and o.
and 100 feet deep, for $3.50. w. II. Armstrong
was the purchaser.
Kilbourn & Latta, real estate brokers, have
sold. for John .. Evans, one OF those elegant
residences on X street, between 14th and 18th
streets, for S25 600,
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g. =. O'HARE q son.
GROCERs,
1913 SEVENTH STREET NV, Bs, NAM.

LOOK .oox
Very best OLD GOVERNMENT Java uorrxp
~ cents per pouRd
cents. -
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THE BRADLEY-FIsHER DIFFICULTY IN THE
CRIMINAL CoURT.-To-day, Marshal Sharp,
under the instructions Of Judge Humphreys,
holding the Criminal Court, made a report as
City Hall, on Wednesday afternoon last, briefly
stating the facts 1t is understood that Judge
Humphreys will hold the case under advisement
until Wednesday next.
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DAsTARDLY OCTRAGE.-Late yesterday at
terr0on young man named Allen was walk
ing near Kalorama with a young lady employed
in the Treasury Department, when four men
pursued them, and one struck Allen with a
brick, cutting his head, while others of the
screamed and resisted them, when one of the
party told them to let her 60, as she was making
too much noise, and she got away from them,
her clothes being badly torn in the struggle.
We hope the mscreants will be arrested.
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NIUE bKAND1 PEACHES
Queen Olives, prr,.,,e,
Cspres, pns.
Petit Pois, rrrn nir,s,
Sardines,
OLIVE OIL Virgin and other brant,D ps'es'
CkOSsE BLAOKwELL.s PICKLES
LII MATHIEU SONS PICKLES.
TAx FINEST OLD BYE WHISKY
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ADVER TISEMENT
II OMEST EAD,
Ill AND PRE-EMPTlON

have compiled a full. concise and complete
statement. plainly printed for the Information Of
persons intending to take up Hohlestetad or
Presumption in this POI ton fthe West, embrace
ing Iowa, Dakota and Nebraska-and other sec
tons. 1t explains how to proceed to secure 100
acres of Rich Farming Land for Nothing, six
months before you leave your home, in this most
healthy climate. In shortit contains Just such
Instructions as IS needed by those intending to
make home and fortune on the Free Lands of
the West, l will send one of these printed Guides
to any person sending me rs cents. The infor-
NATION alone which it gives, is worth S5 to any
body. Men, who came here two and three years
age no ana i took farm. are oday independent
10 YOUNG MEN:--This country is being
crossed with numerous railroads. reaching from
every direction to Sioux City, To xa. Six rail
roads will be completed to this city within one
year. One is already III operation, connecting us
Win Chleago and the U. 2. Railroad, and two
more will be completed before Spring, connect
ing us with Dubuque and McGreger, direct
Three more will be completed within year
connecting us direct with St. Paul, Mimi. Yank-
ton, Dakota, and Columbus Nebraska on the u.
7: Railroad. The Missouri Rives gives to the
Mountain trade. Thus it will be seen that no sec
tion OF country offers such unprecedented ad-
yanfages Tor business, speculation and making
.o o1d FOR the country is being populated,
and towns and cities are being built and fortunes
maze almost beyond belief Every man who
taxes homestead now, will have railroad
market at his own door. And any enterprising
young man, with a small capital can establish
himself IN permanent and paying business, if
be selects the right location and right branch of
trade Eighteen years residence in the western
country. and large portion of the time empoyed
as Mercantile Agent, in this country, has
made me familiar with all the branches of bust
ness and the best locations in this country. For
one dollar RENTED to me, will give truthful
and definite answers to all questions on this sub
Ject, desired by such person. Tell them the beet
place to locate and what business is overcrowd-
ed and what branch is neglected.. Address
DANIEL SCOTT,
S. G. Com. of Emigration,
Dee. 23,-ly (Box, 1867 Sioux City, Iowa.
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No Court.


were in town on Monday last, for the purpose OF
attending court, but our Magistrates were under
the impression that they We're by Reconstruction
act esf, and had notfght perform the judicial
functions. Waving Che question of status under
the Reconstruction acts, still we are of opinion
that they should have held the term and trusted to
the clemency and indemni6caton of the Enabling
act; for great deal of important business has
thus been unnecessarily deferred, which may oc-
casion greater inconvenience and less than would
have resulted from their action. Besides they
have been holding their constable courts. up to
last Saturday .aes 1861
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ey A large and enthusiastic mec.inc ":

ey- A large and enthusiastic mec.ing was
held by the citizens Of IIarriseAburg, on Sat-
arday night last for tie purpose of ascertain
ing the character of chagter of that place, and
the question arose as to whether they should
have q charter as CITY, Nth hustings court,
or nero township corporation, after p spir-
tied debate the citizens unanimously voted
not to have arity; but tlle matter was. finally
referred to committee of nine. Can't we pos
sibly hare Valley city
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kTaGSi Garden, Flower, Fruit, Herb. Tree
4 Shrub and Evergreen Seeds, with. direc-
ton f9r culture, prepaid by mail. Tile most
complete and judicious assortment in the
country. Agents wanted.
% Sorts Of either for S. 100 prepaid by
mail. Also Small Fruits, Plants, BUlbs, all
the new potatoes, &C., prepaid by mail. 4lbs
Early Rose Potato, prepaid, for .$1.00 Con-
overs Colossal Asparagus, So per 100; $25
per 1000, prepaid. New hardy fragrant
everblooming Japan Honeysuckle, so els,
each, prepaid. True Cape Cod Cranberry,
for upland or lowlad culture, $1.00 per 100,
prepaid with directions. Priced Catalogue,
10 any address, gratis; also trade list. Seeds
on Commission.
B. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Estab-
lishen in 1872.
Dec 9, 1869-4m.
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Local Notices.

DRAwING-EooI Chat.-The following con-
versation took place in tie drawing ~room of a
mansion On Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, one
pleasant forenoon about ten days ago. 1.-TWO
ladies', Mrs. Morgan and Mrs Knight, lad
JUST dropped in for mornings call on Mrs
Rapelje, the lady ofthe house.)
Mrs. M.-My dear Mrs. Rapelje, are you
sick You look quite delicate
Mrs. R.-No; not sick exactly but suffer
ing from debility, and drealfully nervous.
Do you know, | could cry this minute.
Mrs. k.-Too much excitement I'm afraid
Mrs. R--Perhaps Bat what can one do?
In the gay season, one must give parties and
attend them.
Mrs. MI suppose SO. Fashion, is law
more's the pity. But you must take some
thing to tone your system oryou will break
down.
Mrs. RI hate medicinel But you shall
prescribe for me. what would you advise?
Mrs. N.--Helli LlItelI you my plan.
Whenever I'm nervous or hysterical, or have
headache, or am at all OIL uf sof4s. take =
couple of tablespoonfuls Of FIASTATroy BIT.
TIERS once or twice day fera week or so. and
it invariably br'ingsne round. .Aqt
Mis- K.-l do the same thing. with the same
pleasant result. l have Implicit faith in the
article. ss
Mrs. R.-Well, ladies', on your reconmen-
dation, III try it.
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E- At the recent session of the county
court Of Rockingham, fire co9ofed persons
were found gsilty. OH sepe rate charges for
different crimes, and sentenced to the Peni-
Tertiary for various terms, and one colorea
woman discharged upon technical point,
growing out of the misapprehe nsion of the
charge, by !sRe 5ury.
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G.9~ We eaN attention TO the public sale Of
Personal Property Of Mr Lemuel Allen, near
Mt Jackson as advertised in this weeks Herald.
Also, to the sale Of Valuable Mountain lands,
in Hardy county, by j. W. I. Allen, Trustee
We call attention to The advertisement Of
the thorough bred horse, ISsrIxcg. s-.
See Prospectus Of TtnN Les;on Baaasr.