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G. Z 0 r G. z TO WIN.

DEATH OF AN AGED NUN.-Sister Monica. Law
sister at the Convent OF the Visitation, died
saturday evening AT the advanced age Of some
eighty years. She has been in the convent for
more than half century, and at the time OF
her death was the Oldest sister in the institution
She was buried last evening.
SUDDEN DEATH.-An old man named W m II
Mcdonald, seventy-two syears old, who came
here some Two and half months since from
1Iiddietown, Nd, and opened small shop adj
joining Darne's stable, on Bridge street (where
being jeweler by trade, he mended and re-
paired watches, was found dead this morning i'm
his store, having used the same rs a store and
sleeping room. Coroner Potter empanneled a
jury, which he adjourned until IL a. In. Wednes-
day, az post norton examination will be held
TINS evening at O'Clock. There Is reason to
believe IL is case of suicide. 1t Is reportad TN
the deceased procured an ounce of laudanum
from druggist. Some persons say that he was
from Martinsburg, Va, where he has children
living.
SUNDAY SCHOOL DIsTRIBUTIoN.-Yester
at O'Clock d. m, premiums were presented TO
the children of the Trinity Catholic Church)
Sunday School Numbering some 7OO) by Rev
=. II. StOnestreet, pastor, assisted by Rev. Mr.
Sumner, OF Georgetown College. The number of
premiums was very large and among them
were six gold medals. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with evergreens. flags and n
large number of banners. The vacation ends
on the list of September.
CANAL NRws.-Arrived, canal boatWm. Mar
L. Cox.
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year President, H. III.
Sweeney; Directors, Evan Lyons VIM. King,
John Davidson, +. Pickrell, P. Il. Berry, c. VI.
Matthews, Thos. Brown, VIM. G. Magee, F.
Wheatley.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS on THU
FoURTH-The West End Georgetown Metho-
dist Church, on the corner OF Fayette and 18th
streets, Will celebrate the day at the woods of r.
). Cox; the Presbyterian Church, Bridge street,
at KalOrama Heights; the Methodist Protestant
Church, on Congress street, at the Observatory
grounds. The Episcopal churches and Catholic
church Sunday schools stay at home.
The GEORGETOWN GAS COMPANY declared a
dividend OF six per cent. on Saturday last for
six months ending June 80, 1871.
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A l. L x A n ID RI .

SUPPOSED MURDER.-Considerable excite
ment was created in the neighborhood OF the
lower ship.yard last night by the incidents con-
nected with what Is said BY some to have been
n murder. As early haf-past eight O'Clock
the noise OF a scuffie and cries Of murder wer,.
heard proceeding from the pungy boat -Four
Boys, Captain James McCracken, living in the
cove between the two ship-yards Soon AFTER
wards man was seen to leave the punpy i'm a
boat, land at the lower ship-yard, and walk nm
INTO me city. About half-past nine O'Clock two
men got into boat at the lower ship-yard and
boarded the pungy, and in a short time the
noise OF scuffing and cries OF murder were again
heard, accompanied with an order to get over
board, and splash. Two men were then seen
TO enter the small boat again and come ashore at
the lower ship-yard, and one of them, James X.
jefferson, was arrested by the police and locked
up in the station-house. The other man who
came ashore, and who Is supposed 10 be James
NOVEL;, was not seen again during the night
Dut was, II is said, seen this morning on
IN. i. ROAD leading TO Occoqnan, with some OF the
city police ON his track. The captain of the
pungy boat, JAS. McCracken, was arrested soon
after Jefferson had been taken, and was also
carried to the statiOn-house and locked up.
The police boarded the -Four Boys this morning.
and found q torn shirt, which IL supposed to
nave been worn by the missing man. The ar
rested parties were brought before the Mayor
anu justices Herbert and Alexander this morn
ing, and witnesses were examined, who tesfffied
that they heard the scufiing, saw rush towards
the bow, heard voice say Overheard Won son OF
s aG saw somebody go overheard, and heard a
further examination, and McCracken was held
In the sum OF $1,000 as an accessory to the muir
der The missing man was named Silas John
son, a colored man from the neighborhood of
N atthias' Point. His body was dragged for ali
the morning, and was found about three O'Clock
this evening by colored man named Dickerson.
IN IN tne cove near the place where he is supposed
70 nave oeen thrown overheard, or forced TO
jump into the river.
,SALARIEs--According to a bin which passed
the Board OF Aldermen last night, but which
was recommftted by the Common Council, rhe
following were the salaries AFFIXED to the mus
Isicipal ofnces for the current yeaf s--Mavor :
800; auditor, $1,000; superintendent OF gas
$500 superintendent Of police, $500: clerk OF
market, 800, and per cent. on market rents:
coilectors OF taxes, 2k per cent. on amount paid
70 treasurer; chief engineer Of fire Department.
$50 assessor, ESQ; treasurer, sI00; mcssenser az
Common Council, $50; clerk Of Hoard Of Alder
men, goo, clerk Of Common Council. SIM
keeper OF almshouse, 600; ply scians to the POOR
each, 500; city surveyor, tf00; messenger al
: 100. - - W "'"oes'
coRronATIos FISAycys,-The Auditor OF the
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city, through the finance committee, submitted
10 the Council last tight, the financial condition
Of the corporation to the LIST of June, by which
appears that the total receipts were slZ3 1892,
and the expenditures S;39.f6S.95, making a
deficit Of S2,52S s3-wiich, however, has been
hquidated, although not appearing on the books
at the date OF the making up OF the statement.
THE NEW CITY CoUSCIL.-The members of
the City Council elected last May, met at Har-
monte Hall and organized this morning. H. l..
Simpson was elected president of the upper
board and George r. Shinn Of the lower-Gdsette
lst insiaRf.
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,SEvEN PEOPLE SHOT.
Seris yus Riot I'm the First Ward

A PolicerI w OrcrpOpeyed-4 Citisen Comes 90
His Assis tdnce-The Rein forcem>nt Fires S6st
Gun al d Wounds Screen COlored People.
About clock yesterday morning a fight oc-
CURED anAOI z dozen colored men on the cor
of 9th nd L. streets; one Charles Shepherd,
a notorious Q. hiored rough, taking a conspicuous
part in the IT ay. A large crowd soon congre-
gated. and OF Ger Ryan took two Of the most dis
orderly of the gang into custody. The officer
was pelted with stones, however, from the first
moment Of his a. rival, and finding help neces-
sary, the crowd eing too great for him to man
age. he called ups IN the citizens for assistance
A man by the mar Re OF William Cocker volun-
teered 20 aid the o. hcer and made a bee line to-
wards one of the pa 1soners who had escaped from
the officers custo dy- He had no sooner laid
hands the prison Ter than volley of stones
came from the GRO. sd, several of the missiles
hitting him. He az once Cropped his prisoner
with a double barrel shot gun, the contents of
which he fired into tn crowd, scattering them in
an directions 1t was found that seven colored
people had been weun, led by the discharge, four
men and bows and tire women, one of the lat
ter, Mi1ly MAJ, being 'verely injured. Cocker
started for the station n orse, the crowd gather
ing behind him and st0n ing him. He met Ser
geaat Rneass an vi Offoar Mills on his way, TO
whom he gave tuaseh uD and was taken TO The
stati1 n house an, 4 locked up.
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CIT Y IT EN- S.

The CHEAPEST and best place to buy Teas
Coffees, Sugar, Flour, &C., is the American Tea
Store, corner It'll and 1 streets. Mr.. bowling
the proprietor, has always made II a rule 10 sell
at New York prices. An goods in his store the
purchaser will find to be fresh pure and unadul-
terated. Our readers VIII economize by going to
the above establishment.
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BITTER

YELLOW GOSHEN and other lower grades, a,
very low prices.
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HALLS Vegetable Sicilan Hair Remover
cures gray hair by causing it to return to its
youthful color and yigor.
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SOAPS.

NEW YORK CITYr-Babbittis
" BEST"-Babbitt's
SOAP P0WDER-Babbitt's
NEW YORK CITY''-C. B. Jewell
"LACNpRY'-C b. Jewells
" 0RIENTALi-C B. JEWELS
CHEMICAL OLIvE'-C. B. JEWELS.
"TALLOW"-Keyi
" ELECTRIC'-Dobbins'
PRIZE MEDAL"-Myrtle Soap Co, NY
AS also large assortment Of Colgate q Co 3, and
other TOILET SOAPS.
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The sadIer has 20 wee for his Life This Roci
skGz' FIJI from its Fra B1ss az Soon az T."
Yesterday evening". a. some men were walking
down Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th street.
they rfs three baby erFlages abreast, propelled
by Tires colOred woIne u. One OF the men, named
cOlOred habt. He saw ' the occurrence was en-
tirely ac-', iental; but 1 he woman in charge of
the ittIeO ne saws not AZ vi she called out % muir
Ger and police lust uys collecting large
crowd in :. very short tii ne The young man,
astonished az the result a<sl frightened at the
threatening demonstration . OF the crowd, shot
out towards '2th street and the canal al q lively
gait, the Gro wd after him constantly increas-
ing Rock trossed over l1h-street bridge,
and so ON tow. rds the Islam ! about five hun
dred persons mostly coiore, y ia hot pursuit,
cailinS out ssst ID thief" He tarhed into the
Smithsonian gr Ounds through a st,le on 18th
street but u was not a minute be fsretAe grounds
were alive with his pursuers. he ran through
the grounds and out into 18th str Get ct ste up
near street, an male bolt into an alley
between Il and & and 18th and 18th streets,
where one OF the |, lozen officers al n0ng his pur-
suers overlook and arrested him He returned
quietly TO tire static N honse, the c.owd Follow
ing and making Il reatening remsvkss The
mother of the child W. hich had been pset, upon
his return in CUSTODY y, It'll the offeers, held up
the baby i'm his face ga wing: "Here's the child
you tried TO MURDER 81 ou tried TO Kill IL, be-
cause IL vas colored" No, X was locked mp, but
gave collateral and was an erwards released for
aIIearanee before Judge Sne. T.
morning, who, after hearing th ete.finany, dis
missed the case, advising the colo red gfis, when
they air babies on the street, Z. ~ - snSie
le, and hot In platoons. Helen Dc.4ny, tne
tlored giTl who brought the cha rye against
oek, Was fined 3 for profanity.
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LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES OF all descriptions.
on hand and made TO order, at very reasonable
prices, at Z. BAUM's Undergarment Faatory.
It'll street, Intelligencer Building
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CAUTIoN-Betcdre Of Impostors!-As some I'M
scrupulous parties are in the hatit of stating
that their places of business are brsinch storesOf
the Original Franc, hereby notify the public
that have no branch stores, and that have no
comecIion with any similar institution i'm this
city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
furnishing Goods, 43i It'll St, between and E.
CowLING's PATEcIf-.' SECKTIE FASTENER.
Tor sale wholesale alsd 40 sil, at the Original
Francs, 431 eth street, between d and e. No
branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE SHIRTs-one
two or three pleate-eyeiets, buttons or studs
open in front pr in back-all sizes-at the Origi-
nal Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 49, Eth
street, at Popular Prices. No branch stores.
BUY HE CELEBRATED "FRANOo COLA Rs
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, 431 It'll street Look
for the name. No branch stores. IA
HEMpLER has all kinds thermometers and
parometers.
,CALiFoRNIA CArAwBA WINE on draught. at
Hall. oa
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Attractive PRICES
At p wkyrAru1c

NJ + " ALLACh :,
Odeon Hall, Az street and PENNSYLVANIA ave.
Mems Suits, Youths Suits, Boys Suits, WI lite
Duck and Brown Duck Sack Coats AiapS "a,
Dreb Dete, Seersucker Coats. Cheviot .Cassi-
mere and Alpaca FrOck Goats. White Mar
seiiles, single and double brested Vests White
Duck single and double breasted Vests Blue
Flannel Coats, sizes from 80 10 a. Blue FLANNEL
and Drab D'ete Pants, sizes 80 to A. Blue Elan
mel and Drab D'ete Vests, 80 to A. Linen and
Alpaca Busters.
Washinp ton n n
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SHELF GOODS

SHELF GOODS
In great variety, and we name IN part:
BALM OF LIFE-Prof. Cook's-A Luxury.
CHOW-CH0W-Crosse acknowledgements,
PICCALILLI-Crosse lackwell's-Imported
CAULIFLOwER-CrosseS BIackweIl,s-Imported
MIXED PICKLES ditto -Imnortei
WHITE ONIONS ditto -Imnorta5
GHERKINS- ditto -Imnortad
GHERKINs-J. T. Morton 's-Imported.
H0W-CH0W-J. 7. Morton 's-Imported.
PECCALILLI-J. 7. Morton's-Imported
GHERklNsVround bottles, large and small } NJ
Ii. Leveness &Co.-American.
OLIyES-Imported and American
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE-Imported.
CATSUP-Full assortment.
0ILS-Imported and American
LEIBYS EXTRACT OF BEEF
MARMALADES.
CONDENSED MILK-Eagle and Monumental
brands.
DAT MEAL-Scotch and Canadian
HUCKIN'S SANDWICH MEATS for Pic. Nio--
Ham, Tongue, Lobster, &C., &C.
Also, CANNED OYsTERs-very fine, convenient
for Pic Mics.
HUCKIN's Packer HOUSE SOUPS
TOMATO,
BEEF,
MOCK TURTLE.
&C. &C, &C. &C. &C.
MUSTARD.
All the celebrated imported brands.
RAISINS, NUTS, ETC,
LOrins Bros LAYER RAIsINs
Clements
''Black Basket +"
Dehesaas, very fine and large
ALM0NDS-Soft Shell,
ALMONDs-Paper Shell,
WALNUTS-French,
WALNUTs-Nsples, very fine,
PECANS, ~
PEANUTS,
FILBERTS,
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
CHOICE DRIED BEEF
In fact, we make specially of the
FAMILY TRADE.
and make it our study to furnish the ceyv h.., NJ
everything in the way of family supplies generally
Our facilities for buying and ffeiehting are unsur.
passed and we guarantee 20 sell as low a. any ethsr
house In the city, also to give the aricIeo.aI;,
and axa"fify-as represented. or MONEY RKruxprp,
ELPHoHzo YoUHGs = CO.,
azooERs.
MASONIC rEnPLE,
Nnrn srnxsr.
Opposite Patent 0nes.
ELPHoszo youxes VIM n. rArs.
jeA-U
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LADIES will please call and see our improved
styles of Corsets, all made OF the best materials
and every pair warranted 70 tit. g. BAUM, Cor
ing. ~
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TEAS.

AS WIZ he seen by the above list our stock COM
prises sixteen different varieties Of which we have
large supply now on hand, and ere constantly re-
ceiviss fresh invoices, and facilities for obtain
ing and receiving the srch as that we have
no hesancy in asserting that are able to compete
fulig with any house this side Of New York.
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Go TO PRINCES and see the everlasting Watch
key. FITS any watch, and warranted not to
wear out. Price 80 cents ~
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Georgetown Advertisement,

II
EXECUTQR'S SALE OF VALUBLE IMPROVED
I ittCCfffEEyf IN GEORGETOWN. D. O.. AT
a. On TUESDAY, July 18th, at s O'Clock n. m.
1 fronting GO feet ON the north side of Cav straet
between Congress and High streets by deptb Of 10
feet. The improvements consist of a large and sinh
idence OF the late Dr. b. s. Bohrer
Terms: One third cash; balance In 6 and 10 mopfbs
with interest, for which purchaser must give his
OF paying all cash. goo will be required ON the sale
as soon as the property Is struck down. Conveyauc-
ing and stampe at the cost of the II the
terms OF the sale are not complied with in i've days
the Executor reserves the right resell at the rsk
and cost OF defaultng purchaser in one week notice
IN some newspaper published in the District Of Column
bia.
~ THE PURCHASER OFF THE ABOVE
piece OF property, having failed comply with the
terms as ahsye named, at a former sale on the 25th
day Of May ISL the before mentioned described real
estate will be sold at his risk and cost as defautng
purchaser oftfIc same.
GEORGE A. BOHRER, Executor
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE.
will sell part OF Lots Noe b. 81 and q on the north
side OF the Canal west of Congress street. running 10
first alley, fronting lis feet on the Canal by Igy
feet on the south side of first alley improved by
small Brick House.
GEORGE A. BOHRER, Executor.
te - THOMAS BOWLING, Auot
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THE ESTABLISHMENT of NJ. II. Prince No
lVco pennsylvania avenue, will close every
evening at p. m. during the heated term. tt
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Ice CREAM.-Harvey q Holden, corner nth
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality of Ice Cream to all parts of the
city, in quantities to sut the purchaser. IT
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EVER SINCE the sewing machine was invented
many attempts have been made to construct
frst-class machine that could be solo at rea.
sonable price. To tie Mclean & Hooper and to
the Wilson Sewing Machine composites belongs
the credit of having succeeded in attaining this
object The Mclean Hooper Corr pany has pro-
duced machine which sews directly from two
sp0ois, forms the elastic lock~Stitch, and rams
lighter than any other machine using two
threads. The Wilson Shuttle NJ achine hears the
palm of excellence as first-class tailoring ma
chime, being mere durable in construction and
neUer In the arrangement OF its working parts,
thereby producing lighter running and more
easily managed shuttle machine than any of its
competitors. Price liss--McLean & Eooper
machines, S%, Si5, S55 and S75; Wilson's, $40
$40, $50, ~ S105 and S125. A.& 1: Rosen-
mai, No. 49Fth street, are the agents and sell
these macnfnes ON very accommodating terms
Two sHew CASES Tor sale at Princes Bazaar,
1Oo6 Pennsylyani avenue.
HOOP SKIRTS of the best material, made to
ORDER, and always a good assortment on hand:
SOLD AT reasonable prices, at c. EAUM's Heon
SKIRT FACTORY, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building
O
OUR DOLLAR Rid GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment o.
sizes ana col0rs. at q. BAUM's KID Glove Depot
eth street, 1ntelligencer Building.
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For LARGE MEN.-Extra size Suits OF CASH
mere, Blue Flannel, White Duck and Brown
Linen, at greatly reduced prices. At
A. STRAUs'
Popular Clothing House,
Penna. ave-, between 10th and 18th sts>
tr,f,m Three doors east of 1lth st
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ToRrofsE snrlt, Rubber and French Cir
yevsiry receiyed AZ Priss's .srelry Store, No.
90 Pennsylvania ayens,e.
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, removes Corrs,
Bunions, Bad Nails, &c, giving direct relief,
and causing no pain. Rooms No. 535 18th street,
opposite Treasury, Washington, and Z, North
Charles street, Baltimore.
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sEH aDtHHTtssssxf ef shxrrlnxson, Isa>be
n To- freefnenffeal stats exVnfs and brokerT
lh tcttsf eolunn. This 4 a aes enssrpri A.
shifh fm - shnahf - lihsraIlY ENCOURAGES h,
a. titsi % Citiasnsif 3CrtsfEd
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m, DEE DRAW SxAsHxn.--This mornin, IN.
sfeame.- Lady OF the Lake, on passing ,ip q
CseorGsts IN, ran into the draw or the Aies,n~
dria and " Arlington railroad bridge sruashin.
Il badly Int little damage was done 10 ia
steamer. IL y,ill be several days before repaIrs
ear be made No ono s-as hurt
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COFFEE.

SYRUPS.
SILVER DRIPS-Stewartis
WHITE DRIPS-Stewart's
WHITE DRIPS-Moller's Diamond Brand
AMBER DRIPs
GOLDEN SYRUP
MERCHANTS SYRUP
All at exceedingly Low Rates
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WHO'S WHo?-Edif0r Star. You asked i'm Sat.
udsy's srAK where the conductors OF the Tam
many organ IN this city happened 10 be born
frog in the puddle. He was born I'm South Oar
olina; was appointed 10 once from PennsyIvania
And sgusssed In this city from Portugal. or All
F, sirate-. buccaneers, and adysnturers' the Por-
Il 'guese have, nom time immemortal. been tho
vc4y worst. Yours truly, NJ. OUAp'
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srSDAY RowprEs ON THEIR Mrscr E:-Yes-
tercay party OF ronghs nom Swampoo1 le and
Crow Hili went % LRffier's Garden for 4 good
Tine, bat were refused admission After tn row-
neH Schastxcn Park, neas Gales woods, whe e
hey snceeesled In getting In and after behayin.
m dL-ordsri, manner and knocking down a
yueng msn employed there, they went 90 the
lsrk o. lth street, where they tried % raise a
hght. Lieut.. johnson hearing OF their proceed
ne. started win party of policemen for them.
ton over the fence. The leader was a Young
ma named Davis, Who got away, leaving kis nat
AM coat lehtna. Lieut.. johnson Il fully pre-
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and make it our study to furnish the cerv h1.. NJ
everything in the way of family supplies generally
Our facilities for buying and freishtne are unsur
ana we guarantee to sell as low any other
house In the city, - also to give the articIei;,,
and qxasfify-as represented. or MONEY RKruypKp
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| NEW 0RLEANS-Genuine.
| PORT RICO-Very Fine
| ENGLISH ISLAND and several other grades which
| can only be appreciated by examining
1 price and quality.
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A KCHOR LINE sTEAMRRs

tn c, fsss9Sa hGifSi ,PsgabIs ia CHyysnev,
III 0LAs"OM' LlsEERPVoL AND LONDON.
first Cabin, S6S and SIS, according 20 location
dations; lntermediste, eSs; steersge, ses- ParfiS
sending for their friends in the Old CouHfrv ca, ~
chase tickets az rednced rates. For further narfr,
ulars apply % HENDERSON BROTHERs Rov,l
hg Green, n L.; OF g L. ;. SMITH, 225 Pe1nsTi.
yania ayenEe, WILLIAMSON A Co mo ~. \
street, Washington. d C. - roLsess1 49,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-08-10
!, 2 Ct Ass !. I.,-S,swl,IIisiE.. l,Ii siE.qs Y9

|, woIz sf}AtAS fJ7T7TsS,WINEir 7TS,W flNSlEtir s ssiff
Best boar 2 years old and ppYards.....r.,.s5 (,
Best boar under year oil l.-,...s..., ...~.....3
Best sow Year old and upwards i. Z {.
Best,littsr.ef pigs, not over q mon hs old ,s.l,
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Ew ADEERTfsE1IENTs.

Frc-n Cooley & Dauehy AdveStisfn
Agents Of Eew York.
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4r =
BRICK BoAfERoM, in his New York
Dem6eg'dt, takes up tfs subject of the
Taminany ccrrup ptions where the New
York Times leave Of, and makes an ex-
|hibit I'M detaiIsfof the money Tam-
many is spending and stealing, for all
purposes. he glyesfhe total revenue
| from taxes and sale Of bonds that was
Ispentieaeh year, fron186e TO l87ls and
lcommehts thereon ass folloWs9 yii1sd4
a2Ve say nothing of the crs snfnal sup!
Ipressipn Of the accounts Of 1869; we say
nothing of the fact that there are many
large sums such as the funds Of the
iiPoliee Department, Bond of Excise,
&C., which since 1869, do not appear to
Lbe entered on, the general accounts of
revenue and 'expendi ditures, and, there
/ fore, are Mounts to be added to those
given above, we say nothing of the I'M
lIawfuI practfcS Of oyerdrawing the
lefty and county funds, and borrowifig
IlInoney to make good the deficit; and
I've say nothing of the, merging and
purposed confusion of the accounts. "
ItThese are matters of detail which we
ilsiialt take up on other occasions "
sENN hat we row eah attention to is the
fact bat iNews1 ORR, with q popniation
'tbut little greater than 1t was In 1850
,fpays f0f It's dual municipal govern.
l1nent nearly three times as much mon
ley as it did then, or B9i ,06o,000 yeal
nov, against So, ,O0e. .0GO ayear then
Nor IS this money expended. True
THAT about SO, 900 600 are now annually
I fcharged to the .sTrust and other lac