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C0udeused Locals

There are more cases Of smallpox now in this
District than at any time during the cold winter
months How 10 this?
The Young Mems Christian Association dele
gates from this city TO the international con-
yent1on at Lowell, Mass, left here last night.
William 4. CoggsweIl, a clerk in the Third
AUDITORS once, has resigned, to take effect on
the 10th Of July.
Frank Ritter, believed to be insane. jumped
into the canal nj 18th street yesterday, and sank
to his neck in the mud, but was rescued and sent
TO the hlspital.
Parents OF pupils should attend the public
school examinations in progress daily, and show
by their presence that they are interested IN the
education Of their children, thus encouraging
the teachers and their charges.
A handsome little Indian boy named Charles
Robertson, attending secondary school No. 2,
(third district,) in the wallsch building, came
within one Of securing the prize medal at the
examination yesterday, his teacher speaking in
the highest terms Of his department and scholar
ship.
The German Veteran Union had q shooting
match at LOe ftier's garden yesterday. The first
prize, a gold medal, was won by Sergeant
George Z. Holcomb, and the second, a gold
medal, by Lieut.. A L. Fuss, both Of the Cor.
coran Zouaves.
There are, at the present time, sixty.fve
streets and roads in this District undergoing
extensive improvements, the work being
divided among about one hundred contractors.
This does not Include the cleaning of streets and
cutters which is done by days work under
superintendents.
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UsTIN p. BROWN,
"A Corner n. Y. avenue and 18th street,
Washington, d. O.,
LuMBkR, LINE, CEMENT, SAND, &c, &C., 10.
LtMB1k BILLS cot 20 order on short notice,
BLUE STONE for Bufldine, MECHANICALLY so6
rsyfng purposes delivered In any part Of the Dis-
RRAL ESTATE bought and celia ana r,cn.v m.
vested To this branch Of the business will here
after gfyemy personal attention, and win BE- al M
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The New York MARKETS yesterday were some
what depressed on ae<panf Of the news In regard
70 the Albania treaty and the efforts Of Gran
for eight months. Tie news that our severn
ment had made . psremptory demand on the
Spanish government for the release OF Dr..
Houard, which may lead to serious compiled
lions in that quarter, had an unfavorabie in
huence In Wall street. Government bonds
we're dull and steady, and the stock market was
extremely dull and heavy.
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q RA I'D CON CERT
" By the Pupils of
PROF. EsPUTA's MUSICAL ACADEMY,
Assisted by the
MARINE BAND,
Together with the best professional talent in the
CITY, making an Orchestra Of twenty eight
pieces,
AT LINCOLN HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, June Is, 1872,
At 2 O'Clock p. m.
sale at Ellis Music Store i-i0-3t
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The Washington Market.

ihthO rALE OF STALLS.
To-day. at re O'Clock, the sale of ards in
the center market was resumed, Mr. Ordwav
ecting "a auctioneer, ard there was a large
crowd present: After repeating the terms be
said that about 40
FIFTEEN BUTCHERS STALLS
remained, and he would Commence ON tbe,,
ne started the first choice at $3.50, and il was
taken by John Haugstetter at sl5l. The next
was arted at SAC, and knocked down at that
price TO Frank Howard. The next choice was
started at $40, and in SIS jumps s125 WAS
reachedIJoseph M. Miller purchaser. $50
started the next choice, and 500 was the price
brought from r. Smith, fio9
THE MISCELLANEOUS STALLS
LOT oread, confectionery, foreign fruits and va.
rleties, at the intersection Of the winps-the
rent OF which Is s1s and s16-were next put up.
ne nrst choice was started at $50, and put
cbased at $3.50 by A. Rasher. Mrs. ShuItz oh
tanned the next at 5000
THE SALE OF BACON STANDS
was resumed, and the choice was started at s25.
anu sold at $40 to K. Lancaster. The next
started at $50, and brought S7S from A. Hol-
stein. John Goetsiuger took the next at s75.
ana Chas. Schroth took one at s65. -
closed. ''P0''
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER
IN Mr.. j. q. Savile. .. Lessee and Manager.
CLOSING NIGHTS OF THE SEASON.
THE THEATkR DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL AND
TIE ENTERTAINMENT LIGHT AND CHEER
Full.
Production OF the most successful Pantomine ever
written.
HuMPI1 DUMPTY
HUMPTY DUMprv
New Tricks, New Transformation. Nsv Ma
chinery. and New Properties
Hernandez Foster, s. Hodges, Sig. Capola and
MISS Nellie Wall, together with Austin and Hess
Champion skaters. the wonderful little French
Twin Sisters and other novelties.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY At
Box book opened daily from to 4. jel0 II
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CITY ITEM

Boys LINEN AND WOODEN SUITS, in variety
at pleasing prices. GEO. g. HENNINe,
No. 40 It'll street northwest.
RELIEF FOR THE FREr-FER, S1-Corns
Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing Nails, etc.. sue
cessfully treated by DR.. White. 535 18th street,
opposite u. s. Treasury. branch, 7 North
Charles street, Baltimore). Thousands relieved
and cured without pain.
THRRMoNHTRRs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hemplsr, near Az street,
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

nFNO1ICE TO REPUBLIOANe OF THE
Wy FOURTH DIsTRICT.-There viii be a
meeting held at Beckets hall on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock. for the purpose OF takiee
measures for participating In the Ratification Meet.
ing OF cant and Wilson on Thursday night.
R0BERT HATTON, President Fourth Dist
HENkY J. CRIEB, secretary. Its
SELECT READINGS BY sTUDENTs or
- Georgetown College ct Forrest Hall TUESDAY
kvENING, june 18th, as O'Clock. Mus by
Weber 9 bard. Tickets for sale at Poe 3 seligsons
and Getty o Bookstore. or at the deor. Is-sts
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2 SON OF 1879.

BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,
bAfH, KOREAN COUNTY, wEsr VIRGINIA.
~ Mttes from ".Str yoha's Rsap Stofion a. n a
q. N. r.,
Viii open fer the reception Of visitors from MT
MAJ 20 the 18th Of October, ls71.
All kinds Of Baths, msgnihcent swim vEA0
Tlne Pools, Natural Temperature 7ss
Ter khsum.fie Affections, Dyspepsa, Nervous ness
Seneral Debility and diseases peculiar 20 fsrnaIes
Hotel. ~
Eyery amusement. Professor yit.s Band Of Ger.
Passengers l ave WashinEton ct s:s a.m.,sn
m, and e;9 p II By the latter train ample time for
~. Jes Sc: - ssr day sg Per y.ek e7s Per month,
for the whole seascn. Fare reduced; return tickes
good fer % days; baggage check Cd throls h 20 tho
Ewe.tern Union Telesraph in once Il Hotel.
bahy nhh. mayll-iu
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A EALOSrAN ISLAND.

WOKLD's PEACE JUBILEE
INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
AT BOSTON,
From June 18th 10 July 4th, Is7e,
Commencing daily at 3 O'Clock m.
The Grandest Series Of Concerts
Ever gven-introduciDg the be works of the Great
Masters, and the music OF all nations.
THE NEW AND THE OLD WORLD
UNIVE ERRssX PES sSnE Oh
MAMMOTH COLISEUM
erected especially for this occasion.
GREAT GH2Rgs OF 10000 VOICES,
1000 INsTRUMENTALIsTs,
In Grand Orchestra and Military Band.
A MAGNIFICENT BooUET OF ARTISTS,
$50 Of the best American vocalists.
THE MOST POWERFUL ORGAN EVER
CONSTRUCTED.
MADAME PEsCHKA LEUTNER.
the greatest living Soprano.
sINI 81 FIT Ss t tSe
Of London. ~ h.n GaU IdtisL ,,u.....
MADAME ARABELLA GODDARD,
Famous throughout the world as the Queen Of Plan
& ses TsH wfT &
known as" Kaiser Franz renadierR Regiment Baad ~
JOHANN STRAUSS,
the emil emit Composer aud Conductor.
By permission Of President Theirs and the French
THE CELEBRATEp5n GdiRsDE xKpUBLE
of Paris. One of the bsst ;s,a Rand. in ruo,s
FRANZ ABr,
when the Swallows Homeward Fly"
THE IRISH NATIONAL SAND,
The greatest Band ever organized in Old Ireland.
MADAME ERMINIA RUDERsDORFF.
The celebrated soprano Of London
GRAND PROFESSIONAL OPERA TIC CHo
German, English. italian and French Opera oho-
ruses combined.
the eminent German Pianist.
By permission of Of United States
THE CELEBRATED M1RINE BAND.
EnpeIor5 wyiIlism's Inperisl Household
By qTniye C dssiEs,
with accompaniment q one hundred Anvils, BY the
ZEE ss on AL ss.,,
pIr1 and Ir9nPst OoFps. an ne bells Of Boston,
lnrtsntry snd ARTILLERY Accompaniment.
eR1S x1I's sfr3 &JS ses DEMONSTRATION
es
xuc CouCcr1 ourlu8 inc ufBt Week VIII Dc On .
grader g ale then thereaftsr. q 7Ifs-7 1
.bIAbON 1lCk BIS traneferl bic. admitting 10 I'll
the Ooncsrts, FIFTY DOLLARS ZACH, including
reserves eeo. 3oc seadu and Tickets for single Cd
mie?toq. 70 esch entertai nmeat, during the nrst
yeeks ITvE DoLLAns. With reserved seats, nap Be
nad 1R12 psrsoaelly Or b. istesr, 70 A.
.D,sSsss Of ssss q The oOlissm Cor sale 1t Mp-
Per order Of the rxecutivs Conuittss.
may0th s.tust = HENRY o. PARKER, esc
OLD MOI on Exhibftion (Nsw No.
l00 ! and 0o1O 49,
7TH 8T.S A. zrU Ar.
ghoies Oh fsisfisss. Ensrsvirss, c ssrcsno,. "a.
ssA.ls:s: ,sEs:ss slesE rsSsT asssisss. Wiedcv
ssIs, l3nfss I:i|s, e., IN be Disiriss. - .
fiesss ssns.Sse 1sas ana Hwbsr. j.liy-
VIAL nAMDsonE LIasf-coLoR1D
EA01Sy u11WD1ose4 - beauty 81 oeoim ~
yosa11.sssils IN q 70 %. e 4. tx1kU6.i 6li
NQ!ImExh4l.A lURfn, el0 3, Deevecs
1nQoN0 M 0L011mG = - d "a RI
Ls5Ll45G5e 50 dzo1uzusss.s ~
0yyICI COATS, fron n ets. g u, 8 0TRAU0
y IVA kenneytsem1e oyenue. M
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u card.
A Clsrgyman, While reading b South Americs,
e tie cure Of Nervous WEAKNESS, 1ai1y Decay,
1,.scss g The qEinasy cd se.inal QrGnns, ead IT,
No.! ha6tn. street. nunbe5y hSve 6een cured 81
~ 2f |ets SSI - y cssiEe e es.ed
sor IfepsrinE md ming this pedici1s, in ssais1
3sS1s e ~ sesv1sso RI 4 ~ 7. e ctssss
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DR. y. l. CRAusE has returned from Besble-
Ter IN school.
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TEE WASHINGTON sJxxaxRnrxn h.x. .,..x-
60 me following officers A Hart, president: ?.
Tospei, vice president; j. Kari. treasurer: Z.
snssa e., reeordlng secretary; r. Havsnstsin,
sesresary; Charles Rsedsr, librarian; j. Morn.
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SELECr EXCURSION
The Young Cath0lfcs' Friend Society
Will give their
ANIMAL EXCURSION
TO ST. INIGoEs, PtNEY POINT, AND POINT
LOOKOUT.
On SATURDAY. JUNE lsfh. tnstasf
The steamer LADY OF The LAKE will leave
touch ct Pfney Point ON Sunday &s42A-S
morning, mass az 81. Inieoes af about s931e1>S
Sociock: spend the afternoon at Point Look out re
turn 70 Washington q O'Clock Monday morning
Tickets lnof traDsfsrsbleD e3: staterooms, meals
at Mr. JAMES LACkeYs. No. sos nh st. jei-aw
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WIN. h. wHEArLEYs

NV NJ. II. WHEATEE1b
w STEAM DYEING
AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT
Georsetor 1922 n q STREET
nstaelished issl; premium awarded 1857; and ia now
one OF the Oldest, largest ans complete esfab
lshments Of the kind IN this country My patron.
vii consult their own iHteress By sending in their
laIl and winter goods durfna the summer month";
Beet place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeine
Sentlemens Clothing; EVERYTHING sppertainlns TO
closed daily ct sunset, except Ssfuray when II viii
keopen until 50 D. N. Post Once Box T93 a~f
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
REAL ESTATE BRoKER.

W.. A. POOR, pr,, ,,,,-,
BOOK No. FEpxRAL BLOCK, SEVENTH STREET
0fsrs for sale improved and unirnproyed PROP
nnl =, - ielows Lot Is. in square ~: Lot 9, IN
SQUARE ~ Lot Z, in square az Lot rs, IN square So
Lot In square lls; part Of Lot 4. sluare
-, Lot lo south halfD In square las Lots l. 2 So
n ~ a -, IN square ezi Frame House and Lot no
., IN square ~. mayls colin
NJ W OF Fl O 4.
JUAN BOYLE d Co,
REAL ESTATE BRoKERs,
No. us fIFTEKSTH STREET, PLANrs' BulLrrys.
A handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on soa.h A
street. between ID ans Sd streets, with al ID. modern
improvements; small cash payments and louz time
SEVERAL FARMS,
small and large, the line Of the Pofnt nf Rorf,
helroad, within few minutes walk Of the depot.
WITHIN tnirty minutes Of Washington. Terms easy
Also,
s Ins 2, 20 seres on re same road and same distance
.' SIX tots TOTS, &C.
Near Capitol fronting on New jersey avenue one OF
thS nneee situations In the city.
hoys1 on North street: Zoo cash, balance
THKEE HANDSOME HOUSES I'm the xsst end.
HOUSES and LOTS IN 81 parts Of the city.
TWO HAEDsoME HOUSES on Ninth street.
mhe-u
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SIP EOIAL NOTICES.
Nattan's Crystal Discovery

Will restore to gray or faded mir its original and
youthful color prevent the hair from falling out and
restore Its growth; eradicate aud prevent the form
ing Oh aahdrun, and answers every purpose Is an
elegant and healthy dressing for the hair II differs
from all others articles Of this kind in containine
nothing injurious or deleterious-can be used By q
without danger, such - have frequently resulted
rom the use OF other articles No lead, no sulphur
no caustic Easily applied. Does not stain the
scalp or finest linen. Ef
- PRICE ONE DOLLAR. IL
Tor sale BY Druggists generally, and ct Depot, ID
and d streets may3o.Iv
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SUMNER RESORTS.
STA BAT HING.

CS vi w In hLE-okkAo a. l.
STA BArHINa
. 4 .I.l,s; Fine ssv .s siis
, Surf Bs'Aiss. fisSias and snips shs0s' \
a Band q Nu,ic IN ssfescsnce durins the ss.ss..
snss rl sr A. ;,s sls pr :, sss s n.y I,. an,
ber,.lk By steamer n. P, B.nhs g 0s,r.y.,ess.
win ooSs eess s,lIsess.v.
RocKr POINT HoTsL. snoDs IsLAsD.
SEASON, isTs-os rHs EunoPrAx PLAN.
,;u sis ys .sS.. ..s g.sr,.. summer Resort,
sysn Coz ne reespt,ce o. ss--s. July iss.
l.ss Ss: ss s .csl:s
s''f srs. asss', e 49, ss
VUE DR L'EAU HOTEL.
sEwBLL's POINT, BxxProx ROADS, VA.
OPPOSITE FORTRESS noSRoEJ
This ne. and rpacieus Hotel YIN be faIly cs.u for
the rs'e'usin 70 f S Jun. ION. rr,. eeAA
s oss, VII ff g. s.s - ~
snns The =, eS R q home with the health ana
shaded groves, : Ise.iacent water visv, an
:apsie1 :eas srsunss sas, assa . 'f ~
eo.,ins; billiards ten pin silsys, music. &c. are
ne BAL Rem i large an: ssirsesivs. Re house
IL lighted with gss
Telegraph once IN the house.
~ kesiderts % Washington and vicinity take
the steamer Lady Of the Lake. or the Bay Lire
tIom satimore, arriving 81 the hotel early the
month. r. n DOf,ss,s
iesl Proprietor Atlantic Hotel. Norfolk
XATTON.-This beautiful and very healthy
q slnMIR klsoRr, near saiekerSA ~
Mountains. three sours ride by rail iron rom lE:
washington city, IL spen for the rec rT-o1 III
quests, season o. iSi The buildings are s,ose, con-
sissins Of arre airy rooms. Those IN TIE city de-
ertng % spend the sumner 81 fstton will plesso
address 2. W. WRIGHT, Round Hin p o !. Louaon
county, Va Reference-Mrs q. Bernie, No. 2llA
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r. xOU RsIOn Sc AsoN.

The Steamer WAwAsET can be chartered fer
ExcnrsioDs down the Potomac on
T MsSpnsy., Tuesdays Wednesdays and Es.KS
TIP down the Potomac now ID delightful and
OF 9TH street. lrs-sx
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The fine iron side wheel Steamer -
"AL1CE~ EH@-N
having been thoroughly reffted and menEzE
paints H. now ready for charter by the day or tr
For further particulars Apply 20
JOHNSON BROTHERS,.
Foot Of 18th street 3 w,
le4-eofm- Capfan m ho "a
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10 .ls e 80; So 3D. - hs .' ss
:s. - Psp H cs:S.sS sss.
~ ai:di ~. r'c3srS fr.I rstcss o0fas md Tss
fi.ase rsnen SSas Ss.s s.aumbsr. ,s,.,,-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-04
iSEWELSVILLE LOCALS.

The NJ. E. Church of this place has
been repairea and again opened for ser
vices. There is quite change in the
appearance. 1t has been beautifully
painted on the outside, and the inter
Tor has been handsomely fitted up.
The ceiling has been painted, the walls
papered, and the seats nicely painted.
The old pulpit has been taken out, and
a new one, built in the latest style, oc-
cupies its place. My space will not al :
low me to detail all the Improvements
made-suffice it to say that in every re-
spect both the interior and exterior ap
pearance of the church deserves praise
for the good taste exhibited in its re-
pair.
Mr.. Thomas Williams, who lived in
Sewellsville, died on the 9th of Decem-
Der, 1871, of apoplexy, at the age 76
years. He leaves a large family to la
ment his loss. He was membe r Of
the NJ. e, Church.
A fearful accident happened on the
18th of December, in this village, a
little daughter of the Widow Taylor, 6
years ofage, was in an upper room, heI
clothes caught fire from CRATE, and
before assistance could reach her she
was almost roasted alive, She lived
after the sad accident about thirty
hours.
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CAPTINA ITEMS.

Coal PLANT.-A workman in a coal
bank near Armstrong; Mills recently
discovered at n distance of more than
hundred feet under the hill a fine
specimen of the Calamite, one of the
ancient coal plants. 1t is several inch.
es in diameter. At present only four
or five feet of it has been taken out,
and its full length cannot be given.
THE NJ. E. Church of Powhatan has
been furnished by its members with q
new organ. \ concert at the church
and festival at the school-house is to
be given on Wednesday of this week.
Rev. Ingram and family were present
ell by their friends of the POwhatan
Circuit with a sewing machine as a
Christmas gift.
ODD-FELLOWSHIP EXPoSED.-Quite
a number of us outsiders having OBJ
tanned possession of the "open sesame"
of the -Captina Lodge, succeeded, on
last Saturday evening the 23d ult., in
securing admission into one of its meet
ings. We found the hall decorated
with "all manner of strange Devices
and the ladies especially, began at once
to admire its beauty. The cautious OF
us, however, kept close watch on the
tomahawks, axes "and other deadly
implements of war" arranged around
the walls, so that our company might
not be captured by surprise. The pre-
caution was useless. The inclement
weather had reduced our forces, and we
were compelled by the superior advan'
tanges of the enemy to surrender. We
were thenl bound lin chains of triple
links to the opposite sides ofa long Ia
BILE. Presently, dire became the rattle
that we heard, as of broken bells, and
an enchanted goat drawing magic
car galloped along between us, an6
vanishing left us in a cloud Of smoke.
Then as the cloud gradually drlfted
away, the eye was met by vast exhibi.
tion of mysterious things, notions and
symbols; and now above the clash o
Changing steel and ringing porcelainlwai
heard and louder grew the mingling o.
many voices.
What dreadful thing would have
happened next no one us can tell.
Fortunately while the "Fellows' were
conspiring upon this very point one oI
our company so far recovered his pres,
ence of mind us to pronounce the word
which had gained an entrance; the
chains fell, the door swung, and we
again were free. The password was
"Oysters;" golden hand against the
wall held one in its grasp. If the odds
survive this exposition, 1t will be the
wish of the Evens that they shall long
prosper. ORLEY.
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THAT'S THE VA YTHE MONEY
GOES."-OLDS SONG.

AT the November term of the Court
of Common Pleas His Honor Judge
Way and Clerk Campbell put an order
on /. the Journal directing the an
nual report of the County Commission
ers to the Court of Common Pleas TO
be published, lat the expense of the Coun-
ty, in the 81. CldirsUiIle Gazette and
Bellaire Standard. The publisher OF
the Gazette presented his bill to the
Commissioners, at their recent session,
$96, and it was allowed and paid. The
section under which this was allowed
is on page 8S of Swan and Sayiers stat
utes. The Auditor has since discover
ed that this section was amended by an
act passed May 7th 1889. which leaves
out entirely the provision requiring
publication of said report.
Weare informed that the Standard S
bill has not been paid, and of course the
Commissioners will not new allow it.
But how about the money the Gazette
has thus Illegally obtained from the
Treasury? Will the Gazette disgorge?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-01-04

Game is plentiful about Greeley,
Colorado, the colonists having all they
can do in keeping antelopes and jack
rabbits from taking possession of the
city.
The Grand Duke Alexis has present
ed Parepa Rosa with a valuable brace
let, which he had brought from Russia,
as token of the pleasure he enjoyed al
the opera, on Christmas, at Buffalo.
A gale at Toledo Saturday and Sun.
day night was one of the most severe
ever experienced in that locality. Tel.
egraph lines were Frustrated in all di.
rections, and considerable damage done
to roofs, chimneys, &c. The spire Of
First Baptist Church was blown down,
falling upon and partially crushing an
adjoining dwelling, but without I'm.
iuring any of the inmates.
The Grand Duke indulged in little
joke at the navy yard ball at BROOKLYN
He danced with two bulky dowacers
and then walked over to where a youne
lady sat who possessed q sylph like
form, and solicited her hand, saying
''I desiring to dance with somebody O
lmy own weight"