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& Q WATCH So WATCH
THE GREAT EUROPEAN
Eureka aluminium Gold Watch Co.
Have appointed
L. v. DEFoREsT & CO., JEWELLERS,
40 AND "a BROADWAY, NEW YoRK,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE US.

And have authorized them to selI their great EU-
REkA ALUMINIUM GOLD WATCHES for THREE
DOLLARS, and to warrant each and every one to
keep correct time for year. This Watch we
guarantee to be the best and cheapest time-keeper
that ia now in use in any part of the globe. The
works are in double cases, Ladies' and Gents size
aud are beautifully chased The cases are made of
the metal now so widely known in Europe Alnmi
nun Gold. 1t has the exact color of Gold which it
always retains it will stand the test of the strong
est acids; no one can tell it from Gold only by
weight, the aluminium Gold being lilo lighter. The
works are made by machinery, same as the we'll
known American Watch. The Aluminium is cheap
metal, hence afford to sell the Watch for So
and make small profit We pack the Watch safely
in small box and send ii by mail to any part of the
u $. on receipt of $780, fifty cents for packing aud
postage. Address all orders to
l.. v. DEFOREsT 4 CO.
de 30-3m 40 and AZ Broadway N. Y.
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DIvULGE HER SECRET

before dying. In a few years, the sombre shades
of night began to close around her tottering frame
abe impaired this great secret to this friend.
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MADAME DELAoHAmPs
ALONE MOUNTAIN GORGE

CNUGLY ENsCONcED AMID THE WILDE Oh
- ono of the Middle States, lived Madame Della
champs, many years ago, with no known protector
faithful dog that stood beside her to de-
fend in time Of need. Her small, moss-covered
cabin, wrapped with the wild rose and honeysuckle
appeared hid away by cluster OF underground
and closely enyironed on the north and east by a
deep. craggy ravne that led away back to the noun.
tain korge.
Here, smiling the ambient air, waited from ma
lures green sward clinging to the mountain side,
bathing her brow in early morn's gentle dewdrop,
she lived solitary and alone for many long years
The catamount's unearthy midnight yell and the
VOLTS doleful howl, frequently aroused her from
pleasant midnight slumbers.
Now and then she would emerge from hsr I'M
known home and mingle with the Inhabitants
around about for one or two months at q time, She
was eccentric in her acts, and all viewed her as q
living curiosity
While from home, she apparently had but one oh.
1ect, and that was the relief of her afflicted sex
Under bolt her left side could be seen an old.
fashioned dirk of considerable size carried for her
own protection, while strapped across her shoulder
was suspended curious sack made from the
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WANTS.


AAT ANTED--AGENTS TO SELL A NEW BOOK
w of great value to Farmers, Mechanics soe
Working men of all trades and Occupations 18th
Edition now ready. The
WARMERS 4 MECHANICS MANUAL.
Edited by GEO. e. WARING, JR.
Author OF Elements Of Agriculture" Draining
for Profit and for HEALTH" and formerly
Agricultural Engineer of Central
Park, New York.
80 ocTAyo PAGES AND OVER 200 ILLusTsAzIoxs
The New Orleans "Times" says: at Is a book
which should be in the hands of every Farmer and
Mechanic"
The New Orleans "Picayune" SAYS $50 valuable
o book should be found in the house of every Farm.
er and Mechanics its elegant illustrations will make
IL welcome everywhere"
Active men and women can make mere money and
give better satisfaction in selling this book than apy
work in the feld.
Bend for l6-page circular, cling ell ebout It,
q. o. TREAT & CO., Publishers
aug SS---tf No. 654 Broadway, N. 7
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MACHINERY, ne.


MACHINERY, RAILROAD, MANUFACTURERS,
AND ENGINEERS SUPPLIES,
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The laws Of the State of New York. WHICH Az.
PLY TO ALL POLICIES ISSUED BY THIS COM
pANY, give an insurance effected for wife chill.
dren, to them exclusively, free from the claims Of
creditors.
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SECURITY, CHEAPNESS, LLBRRALITY PRO
GRESB AND SUCCESS MARK AND DIsiIN-
oUIsH THE MANAGEMENT OF THIS
COMPANY.
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A FEMALE REGULATOR,

1t has no equal this continent, acting powerfully
and promptly In all cases, where organic lesion
exists. Its just the medicine for young girls who
have some difficulty In retaining the bloom on the
cheeks, and who do not feel exactly right. For the
mother at the change of ,ife 1t soothes and quets
until the critical period Is passed, sweety as II
enjoying the brightest beams of opal ray fitting
through the afr of oriental chimes. The medicine is
sold at the low price of 81 so per Bottle eix for
IS co. and can be had Of all Druggists and Merchants
throughout the country.
Address
Up. DRoAaooLE CO., Props.
Memphis, Tenn.
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"ANTED--We desire to obtain $4,000 IN
w VIRGINIA STATE BONDS and to any party
making us the loan, we will give them ample secu-
rity for its return within year, besides hand
some interest for its use
To any party who is active, Intelligent and ener-
getic who can control sufficient capital (Si3,5OO)
to purchase these bonds we will give them an inte.
rest IN business in Virginia that will pay them be-
tween $4,000 and 81, 000 year, besides security
for the return of the amount invested
Address EMERSON 4 POWELL
jy lift 1lo1 Penn. Avenue, Washington, b. O.
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NESTAUHANT rs
VETELLE, NO. 1204.-The season for Spring diet
II has fairly Get in and all the fresh luxuries which
come with 1t are at ZETELLE'S. With
LAMB, VEAL, SPRING CHICKENS PEAS
ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES,
and STRAWBERRIES, with the other regular
Dishes and the excellent cooking if shall go hard
the most fastidous guest Is not heartily satisfied
Then the BAR, with its
PURE LIQUORS, MINERAL WATERS,
and the excellent beverages prepared by the kiful
bar-keeper, wind up an entertainments the style Of
which is inferior to none In this country. my 3-ts
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The Best and Cheapest now before the public, for
all affections and arrangements Of the Kidneys and
Bladder. Large Bottles only IL 90 six for So 90.
Sold by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
J,p. DRoMGooLE co. Props
Memphis, TsnR.
Id N
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The dividends Of this Company arc based upon the
Contribution system, and the entire profits Of the
Company are divided In the most equitable manner
knnopg policy holders
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NJ ONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
steel engraved wrapper. with fac-slmis.0f
Chemical Warehouse snd.signed
saI-a&x "a. 2. HaLxRoLD.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
g ANIL M. PAGE AND PHILIP WOOD have
- formed q Co partnership for the PRACTICE OF
Law in all the courts of the city of Richmond and
counties of Henrco, Chesterfield, Powhatan and
Amelia.
Will attend other counties in special cases.
Address PAGE WOOD,
oc 24-tf No. 20 Governor street, Richmond, Va
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CITY ITEMS.

MARKED Down.
All Cashmere suits and pantalOons. One
Price In plain figures.
GEO. c. HESNINe,
40 eth street, northwest.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Gilt Jewelry,
OrOide Jewelry,
Fancy Goods,
Received at Prigg's Dollar Store, No. 45I Penn
sylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th str Gets.
THsTxD BY TIMH.-For Threat diseases,
Cclds, and Coughs, "Breara's Bronchial TrocAes'
years. The good effects resulting from tho use
Of the Troches have brought out many worthless
limitations. Obtain only "BIown's Bronchial
Troches"
A UsRFUL CHRIsTMAs PRESENT is Q SEWN =
Machine. This you can obtain on easy terms a.
the Agency, Q. BAUM's H0opskirt and Cor set
chaser.
LADIES 0ARMRxTs at one dollar each. Very
large assortment OF Brackets. Immense stock
Of Jewelry and Fancy Goods for the HOLIDAYS
Also, large stock Of fancy Brackets at ono dol
lar each, at JOHN WALLACH's,
H.2s,l: $50 Pennsvlvanis avenue.
dBArLHR hAe al kiDds Of Thermometers
All grades for bakers,
All grades for families,
HEAVY NlDDLINGS for hcrss feed,
BROWN STUFF,
yERY Low RAThs.
most ". II. GAIT 90.
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THE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES commence AGAIN
tomorrow evening, at Lincoln Hail. by Prof
SULLIVAN, on the Philosophy of the Tea Kettle.
See advertisement.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

W.. CHANDLER. WILros DOM
THE PEKIN AND YED 10 TEA STORE.
- l2s sISTH eTRIIT, -
N Between D and g. M
TEASN.
boloNGs. lNPERIALs.
JAPANs. GUN rpMDtRr
bNGlIsH BREAt FAST. YOUNG HNsON
NOSE -fLANOkED COLONIES IN packages
COfFEEs ~
MOCHA, OLD COMMITMENT JAVA
MARACkIBO CEYLON JANA
LAGUAYRA. Rios.
n B-Tkat the Teas sad Ooree- hen, hv us have
received the hs' e-t comm-ndstiOns from all who
haze tri,d them, asd We can proneuDcs them A.
being Of the finest quality.
Constantly on hsIsa cnoice CHOCOLATES, %
Cpps. RRONAs GkLsTtNs. FLANoRtNG EN.
TRAITS. COFFBE ts>FNCFS, COIN STARCH.
COCOA SHELLS. COCOA NIBs. PURE SPICES.
ground ssd ungrouDd
CANDIES CANDIES CANDIES =
A 6ne assortment, lust received for the holidays
Don't forget the place:
TIN PENN AND YEDnO TEA STORE,
No 4S4 NINTH ST D tween n and X.
The Oldest establishment 81 the kind in the city.
del9-eotf CHANDLER DOM.
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ICE-CUTTINa is going on actively all alon our
river front, and tic crystal cubes are being OBJ
tsined easily twelve and thirteen inches thick
which has not occurred here since the winter o.
1896.
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i" nat Hr. Chase FnCEs Abeuf WOod
rayeHren,s

The Mayor last evening transmitted 10 the
Board OF Aldermen paper CT wood psvepents
prepared b. ". Il. Chase, ESQ, Chairman of
lie Committee on improvements nf that Board.
nho eoninltne6s b. stating the conflicting views
~ u : cry IN Ielaticu - wood Vayemenfs and
s<.s wat TIE question inyOlvjpr an outIav OF
millions OF collars on our broad streets and ave
hnts, and The committee on improvements of
shleh ne Is chairman, having only limited
kLoWiecEe OF the subject. be was unprepared
10 report for or agairst paving bills .nteligentIy
81 tIulhfuly, ana therefore Determined to visit
The principal cities OF our country where wood
paySneLts have been tried TO any extent He
fhtn gives 81 lergth the result OF his obsar
Hators IN PIttsbUTg, Columbus CINCINNATI
81 LOUIS, Chicago, Toledo, Cleveland, SYRIA
cuse. Boston, New York. BROOKLYN and Phi
aosli his, and sums up By stating his opinions
that dry rot, the chief Zoe OF WOODEN nave
Hens, IL fastened By thorough tsrTiny. which
the say; that the board Foundation shonIJ
be Dispensed with. a. IL checks the accent or
moisture 10 the blocks, necessary 20 their pre-
se,sa'ion, tk&t Tie taIring process, as usually
GONE, i humoug, anu tends TO DESTROY the
wood; that II Chicago the wood pavement does
Lct Tot out, but wears OFT; and that on o1r
Aueets they viii net wear out ia twenty
years II properly put down; that bur
nettizing the wood !. not essential: and
That tie simpler the pavement the bet
ter II IS From al which be concludes
that PAIN b!ocksot young timber, either white
pine, white oak, locust or cedar free from an
well put down upon properly prepared grave!
aL0 tand IoundstionJ the upper surface well
covered with coat Of hot tar, and an inch OF
very coarse sand, the whole thoroughly grave!ed
and Tanmed between tie blocks, L the "a
roco Pavement In use: and have 10 nesitsucy
40 sAtiLg mat WOOD psvenents, properly put
Gown IN tbis city. viii last from Give to fifteen
year., ana upon cur less travelled streets much
iongtri and that the saving in wear and tear
OF vehicles and horse resh will amount TO many
thOusancs OF Collars annually. 4 need not
speak CT their convenience ana comfort. They
ale 81 lTeCla'ed by Rll. No farther evidence OF
this TACT is needed thsn the esgeIness with
which IToItTiy on the lire OF these paversr.,
y soHeAt, and Its consequent TAI ID in.,rtase an
value" S '-
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LOCAL EWa.
AMIAkHENTN. dc.

National The0isT.-Mrs. z. W. Lander a. Mary
StusTt"
Hal's OPsTG H0zss.-La Rue's Carnival Min
stIshr.
sstssrsh HoH.-Tvo headed girl, o giant
aud siantsss, the bearded woman, and other
hsn2n CuTiosiGes.
harkriter's Art Gallery, ass 7th street.
Barlow Gallery Of Oil Paintings, I23s Penn
sylvania avenue.
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bers present except Mr.. Palmer prayer by Jsnn-
elm An Bowen.
Amesssse was received from the Mayor in answer
to resolution, stating that the present Ward Con
nissioIers Issue no cettncates q ndebtednesst 70
several instances, but this was stopped as soon s
10 Ss o ,S os. 81 aSs s 5 T be-
Lineawes'sr, ,apoiheeary, FOR the quarter ending
DUE the gov aopta toe I'M
1roa the COOPERATION tSr paIent, sat to that hos
y G II tsa sns 70. I
.saSef ESQ Also one iL,;Ssnsa S 81 $50 ior
ons ~ certain bills Of the ssfor
School of the District of Columbia, for boa I'd Of
s Of ss 81 PuSe fnn
zee. for lS 70 Aiso ne's,ng con
Il fssio" to n. s.nss q the Closing of the eiurs
room Of that Institute, in snsw or 10 resolution Of
81: sS 1ss Sz
certain streets All Of which were referred.
The following we're iD,rodu ed:.By Mr. Murray
Bill for the relief Of Patrick Allen: passed, BY Mr.
rslssia she soaSd u hss,h Sill IL fo1
the relief Of barton n sekney referred Joint res
Co iee,or t. ciscontnae the collection Of axss ior
the oInsmeniiug ard identifying Of X street north
grad. asa :a to
q, e S
. stand for furniture and express wagons; passed.
SIS 90 70 aid in The Com r!s.ion Of thS s.ninstos
Monument; referred TO the committee ON ways and
tsns ty Mr.. Lewis-A bill for the relief II y. n
BirSht d. assignee Of G. w. q. Eslin; referred. Bill
granting certain privileges 10 e. ssed
By Mr. Pope-Bili provide Tor the Yegisr alton Il
deaths and in eruents of the dead; referred Also,
still Tor the leiief Of DR.. w W. Potter, coroner;
ea--ed By Mr. BcbertSoB--B,il for the relief Of
Johr j. Johnsnn passed Bill for the relief Of Luke
Madison; passed By Mr.. Holden-B,ll TO construct
canal; referred. ny Mr Bar,on-Biii for the relief
81 employ Of the Wsfer Registrar ONCE referred.
By M Hunt Bill 70 res ulAis the sale OF bsled hay
referred. By Mr. Barton-Bil 10 provide for the
IN mediate collection Of the rent a the stalls in Oen
ter Market; passed. Bill authorizing the cleaning
OF q branch alley in square rs. and Tor other pur
poses; 'ferred. Joint resolution asking Congress
axe an appropriation for the i'm rroyenent Of the
Warrington channsi Of the Potomac river. passed
By Ar. CaIraher- Resolution Of inquiry relative O.
NaId; rsfsej. BY M. STANDARDIZATION 10 Pc
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TEE RIVER cannot be said to be open TO navi-
CATION yet, although The Vanderbilt which Is 10
go On the route between Acquia Creek and
Baltimore, succeeded in making her way down
yesterday, and the propeller New York, of
Philadelphia, cut her way up this morning.
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ATTENTION is called 10 the advertisement of
Prof. Singleton's lecture on " Modern Explora-
lions IN Underground Jerusalem" TO be deliy-
cred in the cosy lecture room Of Wesley Chapel
to-norrow evening. Prof. s. has the very latest
information on this important subject.
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TIE ohio Republican Association viii sere-
naGe Hon. X. T.. SeheEck on Friday evening OF
t,is NCSi
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"THg CARNIVAL" NJ the National Skating
paTk viii take place OIL Wednesday evening.
See advertisement.
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GERMAN CLAss.-Prof ID. l.. Seike one OF
The teachers OF German in our public echOols,
will organize q new class for those Who desire
70 learn the German language st the Washing
ton Business Colleg &c this evening. Prof Selke's
class n this college WAS q very successful one,
and there is but little doubt that the new elias.
will be nlled In . short time.
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INV GARBET KEgULRTIJr Mr.. Ordyav
from Tie bJlldlng committee of the Washington
MARKET Con pauy, yesterday notified the police
that hey must prevent the country huckster<
from allowing their horses or wagons to remain
On Pennsylvania avenue or Louisiana avenue,
a. he bad prepared suitable accommodations
Tor them. which would be furnished free OF
charge Mr.. OTdvsy bases his action on the
law incorI Grating the Market Company, which
says: And from and after sixty days from the
passage Of this act, marketing Of the products
named herein shall be eXc.uded from PennsyI-
Eau'a and LOUISIANA avenues, and the sidewalks
and Iayements thereon" To-day. persons will
md The CcUDtry men immed stely in the rear OF
the butcher s.slls, which places they will
occupy permanently.
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IL THE proceedings OF the Police Court OF
Thursday last, il was stated that G. Newton vas
tined for larceny Of a barrel Of onions. Newton
was dismissed, the charge not being sustained.
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The CHRlsTIAr oEDE. or BITHLz5EN SHRr-
EtkDs-IhVsuprem me OFF GERS OF this order leave
Warrington on THURSDAY evening for PlIladel-
phis. Tor the purpose OF installing the grand
OfheeIs OF Pennsylvania. This order was found
60 N NeshiI ston c " some ten or twelve years
ago. on a christian basis, requiring ia spnii-
Giants ioT membership to acknowledge ,Jc,us
Chris; TO be the son o! God. and that ne d;ed On
the cross Tor the redemption of all mankind.
Ii has received donations from some of the best
men u the country, such as President Grant
w. W. Ccrcorss, q. ". Riggs Cook a. Co., aud
many Others Ii is beneficial in it, effects and
certainly ought 10 meet the cordial approval
and aid Of all christians.
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"a CCNnoy OCCrRREsCs."-Duriny the past
two weeks the family Of John T.. wilson, No.
q, south Il street, Capitol Hill, have been de-
PriveG OF their marketing and clothing, a. they
say, 4" just when they didn't expect IT." A few
nights since their kitchen was cleared OF cook
ing utensils. and yesterday aiternoos, about )
O'Clock, while every member of the family was
an the house, the hat rack an the hall was com
plstely cleaned out OF hats, overcoats, muns,
and fUrs; but the thieves didn't stop there The
pantry was looked After. and Of course vas duly
attended 70 by being rired Of q turkey and lots
OF corn beef. cold beef, ham, aud vegetables.
They complained 10 the police, who said sush
things were common now
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Mr.. hCYCE AND TIRE FINDS or TEI Ale
AsDEIA AND lEEDERiCKsBUBG RAILROAD
During the inYeFtigafi0n OF the affairs of the
Oye-mentioned road, now in progress before
committee Of the Virginia Legislature, at
kiCE mOHd. Mr.. Reuben johnson, member OF
the House OF Delegates from Alexandra and the
former secretary OF the railroad company, and
one OF the comm sstoners appointed 10 receive
subscriptions to the capital stock, testified that
200 shares were subscribed and $1,000 paid in.
being 80 a share. This amount, iess sl0e tor
expo Dsee, was paid to MIR. Huyck, the treasurer
Of the company. On examining the books Of
Huyck's Bank. in Washington. after its failure
be found that many thousands Of dollars had
been deposited there unknown to the witness,
and tie books showed that there was still bal
snce due the bank from the company. An AFT
daTit OF Mr.. Huyck was submitted 20 tho effect
that some Sc goo in all had been paid in to the
company On account OF the stock issued, and
that he knew this Of his own knowledge, the
money having been paid him as treasurer.
TIE FIRssEN's TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO A
DEAD CcxRADE.-A meeting Of the members
OF the Washington city Fire Department was
held yesterday afternoon; Mr.. Joseph Fletcher
In the chair and Jasper Smith secretary, when
Q COMM ttee to draft resolutions expressive of
the sense OF the meeting-WilIian Rggies, No
| I; Charles Hurdle, No. 2; Thomas II. Robin sen.
No. 3; John Gross, No. 4. and Gilman KIRBY. OF
| the hook and ladder company+Jeported resSlu-
tions: That in the death of Frank SeWell, killed
by the recent accident, this department. has lost
one OF its most active members, ever neritng
the highest coDnendation. That We extend
70 the family of the deceased our profound con-
defence ana sympathy in their bereavement in
deeply iameniipg the loss OF affectionste hus-
band" The resolutions were adoptedoand the
mreting, after making some arransenents for
| attending the funeral, adjourned
THE CENsrs MAEslAIs WANT MORE PAY
! A meeting Of assistant United States uarshals
| for taking the census of 1870 was held at Union
| L. sgue Hail to-day, for the purpose OF taking
measures to secure them increased compepsS
lion for their services. W. q. Rouk, Esq. OF
Pa was called to the chair, and n. III. Creager
Esq., Of Md. was appointed secretary; after
which the following committees were ALI
nounced: On order Of businesses. 4. Gamatf,
CT Tenn; A. A. Thomas, of Wis; n. H. Creager,
OF Md. On Invitations. s. Gamatt, Of Tenn
| T. NJ. Matters, of \. V; W. Schivsr, of s. e.
The convention then adjourned to meet to-
morrow morning at 10 O'clock At the League
Rooms, 9Th street. between ID and l..
IL THE proceedings OF the Police Court of
Thursday last, il was stated that G. Newton vas
hDed for larceny Of barrel Of onions. Newton
was dismissed, the charge not being sustained.
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PERSONAL OUTFITS

RAZAAB-Bsrssins In Ladies' 8erts' and Cbil-
ID drens UNDEhCLUTHfkGm may Do fpnBd
.omens Christian Association. Judicisry ssBsTs
On street. between 9Th aud 5th Doll-ff
THosH slLk U1BsELLAs
20 ciose them out, a. PRINCES loan Once
e's> roSuns 'oos ps7-sv'.srss eve sasi-c
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Local Dash es.
Busy-The banks Saturday,

Busy-The banks Saturday.
we pity this weather--Justice White,
Charming-The new railroad schedule.
We have the bess man in the CITY in our
Office. wy ~ o"i
Penitentiary receipt-Daniel ouarles. tf
Bedford. -
the Dispatch. S'''' ''0A
Another ddepost-$l5, 600 in the State Trea-
sury Saturday.
:, Young Hulcher is still in critical condition.
mr. darnett continues to improve.
The extreme heat of yesterday caused our
churches to contain but slim congreg ations.
TIE City Council will meet this evening"
we shall breathe freer when il departs 10 re-
turn no more.
whoever would like to enjoy the comforts of
bright coalsire at this season are requested
to visit our sanctum.
we are without an appointment of single
notary pubic for the last two days, owing, IL
is said, to the fact that there are none leT 10
accept. '''' F"
A gentleman last night was robbed of cou-
PIE hundred dollars by one of the fair inmates
" LOCUST alley. A pity it is that be prefers to
Keep quiet instead Of bringing her to Justice
we saw gentleman to-day rushing past our
ONCE with an extensive market basket On his
arm. From his haste, we imagine il contained
shade. 'A'