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A BATTLE BETWEEN BLACK AND WHITE
IABoRRRs-Two PERSONS KInnED.-Th
New York Sun gives the following de-
tails of the recent trouble in Hunterdon
County, N. J:
loo black, mostly from Virginia. and
over 800 white laborers, mostly Irish,
were at work on tunnel at the new rail-
road from Perth Amboy to the coal
mines. On Saturday night, party of
the whites, who were drunk, having
been paid off the day before, assaiied a
party of the negroes, who had been out
serenading. and were repulsei. They
procured reinforcements and renewed
the attack, only to be repulsed second
time. About midnight, the whites rail-
lied in considerable numbers and at
tackled the negroes, burning their build.
lngs. Both sides were armed with pick
axes and other implements. Charles
Coll, white laborer, was killed during
the fight.
On discovering the dead body of their
comrade the next day, the Irish laborers
were filled with madness, and raised crv
OF revenge. They organized at 4o'clock
IN Inc morning. armed with pistols, gunp,
&C., and started in pursuit of the negroes.
Coming upon the latter suddenly thew
fred volley, killing Denis Powell, negro.
The negroes scattered in all directions,
taking refuge in the house and out build
lngs OF Mrs. Carter. Benjamin Dish
man was found secreted under the stoop.
be was shot and dragged forth and his
brains beaten out A third negro, named
Oscar Bruce, was shot while running
away. and his body was stamped almost
to jelly. The Irishmen then returned
to their quarters.
Nearly all the Irish ringleaders have
run away. Most of the negr oes have
abandoned the reserved wages due them
and cleared out ii terror.
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The Gales or Arnby are not spicier than
the aroma which the fragrant sozodont inn
parts TO the breath Nor is the heart of the
cleaned daily with that matchless fluid.
To Owners of Horses.-No ono who has
ever used DR.: Tobias Horse Venetian Lint
cure for Colo. Sore Throat, Cuts, Bruises and
Old Sores. Warranted superior to any other;
IN pint bottles, at One Dollar. Sold by ali
Druggists: Depot 10 Park Place, Now York.
tracts are neatly put up in unpannelled 2 o.
8 OF: and 10 OF. bottles, and are for sale by
tho trado generally in every principal city nd
town in the United States, Oanadas, and Bri-
foreign countries.
Help for the HopeIcss.-You are weak,
detected. miserable, and nothing does you any
a goeSa SysS a1{ H.vd DGndsspdr ta balm
Mol Then. why don't your Whether your
complaint be dyspepsia, biliousnees. n neryous
weakness. constitutional debility, or any other
trouble, Vinegar Bitters will revive and reno
refreshes the withered flowers.
For Dyspepsia, indigestion, depression of
spirits and general debility in their various
forms; also, as Q preventive against Fever
Ferro- Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya, made
by Caswell, Hazard g. Co., New York and sold
by all druggists, is the best tonic, and as a
tonic Tor patients recovering from fever or
IL
ThurstOn's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder.
The best article known for cleansing and
preserving the teeth and gums. Sold by all
Druggists. Price 25 and so cents per bottle.
F. G. Wells q Co., New York.
Christndoro's Hair Dye stands unrivaled
in the world. No lady or gentleman of dis
elimination uses any other. It is tho most
perfect, reliable and effective Hair Dye in the
York.
Carboitc salve, recommended by Physi-
clans as the great Healing Compound Price
70 cents per box. John F. Henry, sole Pro
prietor, College Place, New York
hisiey's buchu is reliable Diuretic and
Ionic for all arrangements OF the urinary
ana genital organs. The genuine, as former
tneir branches, is now prepared by II. W.
Risley. the originator and Proprietor; and
the trade supplied by his successors, Morgan
Risley, New York.
svaPnfa' or opium purified, the most per-
feet anodvne in the market made By process
OF DR.. I. NJ. Bigelow, Detroit Medical College.
is always uniform in strength, which is rarely
the case In other preparations OF opium
Piatts Astral OIL hap worldwide repu-
tatlon as the surest nd best iilumiua ating oil.
over .O0O, QUO gallons have been sold for the
past Two years, from which no accidents of
any description have occurred. Send for cir
cular. Oil House OF Charles Pratt. estab-
lished ITO. New York
we Have Frequently Heard mothers
cay they would not be without Mrs. Winslows s
until 1t has finished with the teething siege.
under any confederation whatever.
The secret Of Beauty.-What is il? no
longer asked, for the world of fashion and ali
.he ladies' know that is produced by using a
InoGo as ana harmless toilet preparation
Its beautlfying effects are truly wonderful.
Depot. Gold street, New York Sept #
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New Goods! New Goods!

ee l offer to the public as fine Stock of
IA Goods for gentlemen's wear as can be
Rseen in this market, consisting OF Eng
-4Alsh, French and American CASSi-
The DAVIS SHIRT always on hand. NV stock
OF Embroidered Vest Patterns is quite a no.
yelty. I am also Agent for Wannamakcr e.
Brown, the largest clothing house in America.
samples OF whose goods may be seen on my
counter.
Iguarantee satisfaction in all casce. and
solicit share Of public patronage
Sept II @. d. EBERHAEDT
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For Sale.

A PLANTATION in Sumter County known
~ as the Bradford Springs Place. It con-
tains T59 acres OF land fifteen miles from
sumter G. II. and about the same distance
from camden. For particulars and terms,
apply to Messrs BLANDING & RICYARDSON
Attorneys at Law, Snmter O. H. Semi i
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A German wife living out of Nashville
saved her husband from n corporation
hne. Saturday, by sitting on his drunken
body and holding him in the wagon, in
spite of his desperate efforts to escape.
She had promised the police that she
would take him home, and she did it.
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Bonds for Sale.

HNHE Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
l. Railroad Company will sell 800 600 of lis
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, bearin e interest
and accrued interest on 100-making the in.
vestor nearly per cent. por annum in addi-
ton to the discount. Apply tn NJ. p. Pegram,
Gaahier First National Bank, Charlotte, c.
Bouknight, Treasurer, or
Sept 25 WM. JOHNSTON, President.
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a Valuable Tract of Land For Sale.

VIE subscriber Offers for sale his PLANTA.
4 TION, near Abbeville Court House, part
9f 1t within the corporate limits OF the town.
lG contains 800 acres OF land, seventy. five of
Portable Dwelling House, Gin House, and all
necessary out-buildings; also, a VINEYARD of
Scuppernong Grapes OF seych acres. in full
oearlng, with Stone House, Cellar, and ali
ton OF Fruit Trees. Il. H. ROWIE
Sept1 Abbevi,ie n n S'C
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Notice,

A NAN by the name OF MOSES, of the
"A jewish faith. having circulated the re-
olc OF my death, hereby notify my friends
an ana customers, IN the city and country, that
sui hvo," and that the OLD JUNK SHOP
aye years. and that the highest prices are
Sept 20 q:
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5ELBY COLUMBIA, MORNING. SEPTEMBER 90 1872
@peC1a1 Notices.

On Marriage.-Happy relief for Yonno
Men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses in
early lie. Manhood restored. Impedime ents
to Marriage removed. Now method Of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, in sealed enyelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. q
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug Ia 3mo
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Valuable Real Esta te for Sale.

1.-TWO large and commodious WARE-
Il HOUSES. on Gervais street. near tie
Greenviile and Columbia Railroad Depot. now
occupied by Blake'v. Il Friday, and Wells l.
~ Da1aWS ann Lots +, nning through the tquaro
ARTHUR 81 BOONE, Law Rance.
SaIs; or sEibELs EzELL, Real Estate Agents.
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Enormous Death-Rate in New York.
O1 9 DEATHS week. CT to 900 in
M.c 1O habitants, double that of London.
This fearful mortality is troubling the peo.
pie. What shall be done? is the question.
PURIFY the Blood and Regulate the Liver,
we advise every one, as sanitary measure:
never be without box OF HEINITSHS
BLOOD and LIVER PILLS. They Purify the
Blood and Regulate the Livcr-two things
absolutely essential to health. Go to
HeinItsh's Temple Of Health, and get box
OF Dlood ana Liver Pills. Sept 81
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To the Ladies.

nNE OF the worst forms of discoloration of
~ the skin, and OF pimpled and eruptive
faces. is caused by the usu of CALOMEL and
BLUE MASS. Mercurial medicines are SUD-
the theory is erroneous. If calomel ia oiver'
in repeated doses it produces salivation' and
IN In this condition the liver is badly damaged.
The liver is more torpid; the skin must do
some OF the nyer's work, in oxcreting bile OLE
eruptions. dark spots. discolorations, tuber.
cies, sore mouth, sore throat catarrhal affec.
tions, DO: The only serviceable liver medl-
cine is HElNlrSH'S LIVER PILLS. No ca
lomel. Thoy regulate the liver and purify the
olo0d. Aug %
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Fall and Winter Stock.

40 HAVING recently returne from New
IA YORK, am prepared to exhibit one of the
lM most choice and select Stock Of Goods
-A.-ever offered in this market. Itembraces
Fine English, French and American
Cassimeres,
SCOTCH TWEEDS, &C., an elegant line Of
Vestings, and large stcck Of the celebrated
Star Shirt. My customers and the public
generally are invited to call and examine.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to
Sept II 1mo J. f. EISENMANN
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w. D. Rataman.

"A GENT for +. A. ELLIS CO.'S cele.
- brated articles, will canvass this County
anu can on every family during the next three
months: Be ready to receive him.
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For Rent.

a. THAT large and commodious STORE
sH;;:l now occupied by Messrs. Porter g. Steele.
EAsA. Possession given the LIST of October.
For terms, inquire Of G. DIERCKS.
AuN %
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For Sale,

Aa TIE HOUSE and LOT, on Pickcns
fm street, belonging to the Estate of Mrs.
xl!W.Zimmerman, deceased.
Sept8 EDWIN J. SCOTT, Executor.
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For Rent.
For Rent.

~ SToRE.ROOM, Exchange House
MM Building, Main street, recently oct upied
&GH BY +. Cardarelli. Apply to
Sept IS
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SWINE.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept. 25, 1872.
"A ffER the 1st day If October, tho Ordi.
"A nance regarding SWINE running ut large
IN the streets will be enforced
oep'z ~ o. BARNUM, City Clerk
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Notice,

Notice.
HAVE appointed JOSEPH r. ZEALY nv
l. legal attorney during my absence from
Cne Ntate. MllH. NJ. G. WALTER
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Tfe Case of Barney Wood. w no Killed
Samuel NJ. Ctseesenlau

SELECTING JURY IN THE CASE.
To day, i'll the Criminal Court, Judge Hum
phreys, the case of Barney Wood, charged with
the murder of Samuel NJ. Cheeseman at the
stablss of the Crest Falls Ice Company, near
the 10th street wharf, on the 10Th day OF August,
was commenced. The accused was brought into
court about 10y O'Clock, and took a seat near
his counsel, Messrs. A. G.. Riddle and F. Miller
The prisoner looked much better than he did
when ARA gned a few DAYS ago. but his counte-
nance showed that he realized his condition nd
at times his eyes nlled with tears He was
dressed in a blue cloth coat, dark pants and
vest, and white shirt, with blue scarf His wife
took seat near him with their three children-a
good-Iooking girl Of twelve years, boy about 5,
and gin! about 4, the latter being seated in the
zap Ci the accused during the s-lec ion of the
jurors.
Mr.. RIDDLE asked pOstponement of the case
Oh tie ground that the defendant was not qnite
PREF AIRED, but the court oyerru,ed the motion
and ordered the selection OF the jury
The clerk proceeded ~ draw the names from
a nat, and each was sworn on his voire dire
Eustice Il. q Brien, was accepted and sworn;
John W. Morsell, do; Patrick Clark, do; An
drew &. Plant, do; Israel Deming, do; John
NJ. Devlne, do; John T. Donaldson, do: George
NeNner, DO; Samuel Jones, Thomas K. John
son, ). L. Douglass, r. y. West, l.. j. Middle
ton, James Payne, Lewis Payne. George w
Dement, and +. A. KlOpfer were challenged by
the defence. ". &. hamburger. W. 4. Down.
Int:, John II. Russell and Christopher Cammack
had formed opinions. Lewis Sparier had con-
sCientious scrnplcs.
Eight Jurors only having been procured from
the regular panel the court ordered the drawing
OF so talesmen from the box, and the Couct adj
Journed until to- morrow.
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G. EORG ETOW

THE New YORK STEAMER z. G. Knight
cleared for New York this afternoon with 400
barrels OF -four.
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN.--The rec sipts Of grain
to- day were 800 bushels OF wheat and 100
bushs of corn to harley s Bro; 500 bushels of
wheat aid 500 bushels Of corn ID b. Talbot &
Scn-all per canal.
SALES OF WHEET--The sales OF wheat to-day
were $500 bushels OF prime red at si,s5: 800
bushels OF choice at s1.95, AID 200 bushel of
strictly prime at 81 30.
EIGHT ARRESTS were made by the police OF
the third precinct yesterday and last night. OF
these five were for profanity and three for intox-
ication. No arrests were made for dsorderly
conduct or fighting.
TIE FINDER OF a gold chain, lost in George
town last evening, is requested TO leave it at
Mr. Herron's store, corner High and Bridge
St-cIts
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NOVEL BREACH OF PROMISE CAsR-Suit
has been instituted in the city court, Judge
Hoilingsworth Whyte, sgainss Mary Schomm
TO recover 50 900 damages for an legged breach
OF promise of marriage. The mar filed in the
case yesterday sets forth that the parties had
able time for the fulhlment Of the engagement
has now elapsed that the plaintiff, sutton, LEM,
has always been ready and willing and anxious
the lady has neglected to embrace the opportu-
nifty, and has, indeed, refused to marry, leaving
him with no other consolation than the laws
colo formalites, asuit before grave judge. and
damages in the sum of So 900 with which he
hopes to assuage his grief and modification. 1t
Is very plain to see that Mr.. LEM does not be-
heve IN woman's Observation-Disclosures Sun, this
morning.
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OUR HON ELECTION.
TIE DIST8ICT Nv LIVE.
National and Local Administrations Endorsed
GEN. tRIPNAN,s MAJORITY INCREASED
Only Three Democrats to Nineteen
Republicans in the House
of Delegates.

The election in the District of Columbisses-
terday for Delegate in Congress and menu ers
Of the House Of Delegates Of the Legislative As
sembly resulted in another Overwhelming VIC
tory forthe friends CT the national and local ad-
ninistrations against the opponents of improve
ments and progress. This result was fore
Swallowed ID the returns from the several lcgis-
lative districts published in our extra and reyu-
lar editions yesterday. Below We print tables
Showing the corrected returns of the vote for
Congress and House ofDelegates <yprecincts and
districts. With the ma Ority in each case; also
list of the delegates elected, showing who of
them are members of the present house. Gen.
ChiTman, 1t will ne seen, has been re-electeI BIZ
a largely increased majority.
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AN EXEMPLARY DoG.-The Norfolk ,Va.)
journal says that they have in Mecklenbare q
most remarkable dog. He has been q regular
attendant upon all the services at one of the
churches In that county for the last ten or twelve
years. Whenever the bell rings, whether for
morning, evening or night services, he repairs
Immediately to church and remains there quiet
missed. He was seen last SUNDAY ', nearly blind
~ he is Keeling up the aisle Of the church to his
accustomed place.
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The following list shows the political COM
plexion of the next House of Delegates. Thoss
in italics are democrats, and those in roman
republicans Those designated with a star are
reelected list, solomon Il. Browns; %, o. s.
b. Walls; Sd, II. u. Berry; 4th, John +. Coxs;
oh, Charles J.. Hulses; 9Th, John F. Murray;
I'm, George W. Dyer; Sth, Thomas W. Chase;
9th, s. 5. Smoot; 10:h, Matthew Trimble; 18th,
charles j. Brewer; 18th. James G.. Long: 18th,
Arthur Shepherds; 18th, Peter Campbell*;
l2th, " III. CldSet; 10th, John W. McKnight*;
I.th, W. HI. Talliaferro; 18th, ". X. Hunts
10Th, VI. +. UreI; Goth, J. G.. CAROLS; 2lst,
Sidney W. Herbert; 22i. W. Z. Yermnlion.
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A TREMENDOUS PRAIRIE FIRE RACED last veek
on the Cherokee strip, Kansas. The heat could
be felt at Arkansas city, three miles of, and
to have been started by . widow lady, who had
lost log chain in the grass and I'm order to ind
Ii set the grass on fire. Widows are often up 10
Just such CONGREGATIONS this. The widow in
question has lost her popularity with the neigh
hOrs.
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GENTLE SCHOOLS IN UTAH.-Elier Rich
ARDS, in the Mormon Con ference, at Salt Like,
yesterday cautioned tie people against the
wlits OF The enemy of the kingdom, advising
them not to send their children to the Gentle
sclCos Brig ham Young said he differed from
the speaker, saving, "Send your children to
schools, when free; / thank the Metho list
EtiScOpalians and ali sects, tor establishing
schools, and Heaven viii re yard them"
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District improvements.
ACTION OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC VOL


TO-DAY.
Adolf Cluss, inspector of buildings was di-
reeted to have the telegraph poles on Rhode
Island avenue, between 18th street and Connec-
tlcut avenue northwest, changed TO the opposite
side OF the street The board have decided not
TO improve Vermont avenue, between M and
Boundary streets, this season. The chief eugi-
DeeI has been directed to give Mr.. McKelden,
prCsid. mt of the Columbia Railway Company
the proper grade for Lowering the tracks of that
company on Massachusetts, avenue and Sth
street northwest. A contract has been awarded
to 5. 5. Rusk for building area walls at 18th
street and Maryland avenue. The board have
decided not to put sewers, gas and water pipes
on Connecticut avenue, between P-street circle
ana boundary street, at present. A contract
was gwen TO Mr.. James Hudson for painting the
brick retaining walls at the base of the terraces
on the several streets west of the War DEPART
me1t. b. ID. Carpenter, superintendent OF
roaus, was directed TO make the necessary re-
pairs on road leading from Pierce's mill to Piney
Branch road.
SILVER WARE.-Spendid five bottle plated
anC chased, at -, received at Prigg's jewelv
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"A cele CATION Of Ute Indians iS coming to
Washington.
Police man George W. Cross, of the 9Th pre-
elnct; DIED al bis residence on Pierce street,
near New Jersey avenue, YESTERDAY afternoon ,
alter an Illness Of only four DAYS.
The board Of trustees Of public schools met
last light at Franklin school building but
owing TO the slim attendance adjourned, with
out u ansacting any business, till mex. Tuesday
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CITY TIE ms.

S-INBNETz, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue, agent
Tor Dunlap X Go. NV York dress hats has ms
received fresh supplies.
DON'T FAIL To ATTEND the great gift pbo-o-
Srarb sale at SO 9.h street. near Penusyi 8 pia
averue, and see the new and novel manner thew
have of selling photographs aud don ating two
thousand dollars daily to their patrons.
CHILDREN's CLOTHING, all styles, colors and
sizes, from to 10 years; boys clothing, from 10
to Is years; boys overcoats, youths cutaway
coats, with vests to match, youths Cashmere
pants. ROMAN & Cox, 5O7 .th street,
CARDIGAN KNIT JACKETS, English and do
nestle, from So to 81.
German hand knit jackets of the best quality,
only IS.
Country knit, Shaker knit and machine knit
woo. en- socks.
GEO. C. HENNINe, No. 40 eth st. NV.
MEMS AND YoUrH's DRESS SUITS.
Mems and Youths Business Suits.
Mems and Youths Overcoats.
Boys and Children's Clothing, at
EIsEMAN & BROS.
300 ith street, three doors above E.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in a frst-cass manner,
sent them TO A. Fisher, No. 61s 9th street. oppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give you
satisfaction without fail. GELS:
LIGHTNING HEATERS and ParIor Sun La
trohe Stoves; equal to any and better than many;
at Hamilton K Pearson's mautel aud chande-
lier emporium, Y. NJ. @. A. Building. eo6
RELIEF FOR THE FEET-Fee, Al PER VISIT
CorIs extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
Nails, &r relieved and cured, at DR.. Whites
No. $50 18th street, opposite U. S. Treasury.
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. ave
and 18th St., pays per ct. on deposits. Nt3.1ltls
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
ssn made 70 order bv Hempler. psar * street
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THE MEDICINE CHEST of one of the abaudonei
Arctic Whalers was broken open by some of the
natives, who. thinking they had found a prize
proceeded TO swallow the contents of all the
hotties. ne survivors describe the result "a
stsItling, for tie doses were too large for the
constitution of even an EsquimauN. Several
OF the psrtakers died, and Others wanted to, but
couldn't.
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HOn Thursday a salute of 100 guns win be
fired in New York in commemoration OF the
anniversary of Cuban independence. In the
evening q meeting will be held at Cooper Insti-
tute, which will be addressed by distinguished
speakers. On that day the whole proceeds of
Cuban labor i'm the United States will be given
to the cause Of Cuban liberty.
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JHE Coal FAMINE IN ENGLAND.-The price
coal has again advanced in England. The
mining companies of Belgium are not able TO
execute th= orders Trey have received to send
Cal 10 England. ia consequence of the scarcity
Of miners Of hat country
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TATrENTIoN. KNIGHTS TIMPLAR.-A
w special meeting Of POrOMAC OOA-
MANDKRY, No. 8, VIII be held 81 th .ir Asylum,
WEDNESDAY, EvANlN9, Oh inst, All O'Clock.
Important business BIZ order =. G.
ocS O. r sHEKEkL. Recorder p-o fsra.
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FOUND DRAD IL A GurTKR--At 6:l0 O'Clock
this morning q man named Anthony Myers
German, was found dead in the gutter on nth
street, between and l. streets. Sergeant Perry
had bis body re moved to . vacant house near by
and Coroner Patterson was notified. Intoxica-
ton and exposure Is supposed to have been the
cause OF his death. Coroner Patterson decided
that alcoholism caused his death and held no
inquest
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amusemenfs, Sc, Tonight

National Tbedfer.-Mrs. ID. p. Bowers and Mr..
y. q. MeCOllom.
Thsoter ceHiqse.-Comedy,b urlesque, songs,
dances. etc. %
Odd Fellotes' Hal, ia strsc..-wymsn, the
Niz2Id and VentIiiOquist.
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east Lynn which never fails to draw,
will be performed az the National Theater this
evening, with Mrs. ID. p. Bowers as Lady Isa-
bel and Madame Vine. This accomplished &C
uess never fails to move her audiences In this
piece, and admirers Of the emotional drama
have u rich treat in store