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pHILADELpITIA LIyE-sTOCK NARKET.

5 PHIIAnELplI1A. August 90 beef cattle very dull
aud lower; sales a,0ee head ut d@g7sc. ~ d. Sheep
firm saies 10000 at Dftc. "a D. Hogs arm sales
$500 at $7.5oG sf.15 a cWt., net IL
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS INJHE
~ MOST RAPIHLY-lMPRQNING pAnI Or
SIDNEY. On THE SOUTH SIDE or D0y 81
AND WASHINGTON STREETS. At AUCTION.
These lots will he sold OIL WEDNESDAY, August
2.t,l at alf-pasi o'clock p. NJ, upon the premises.
They are each IS by 37 feet to M alley, and lie tci"
tifully. ,,,,S
au 90 Aac,orrcr:.
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Germany.
Bonded Warehouse Burning.
Second DISPATCH.

New York, August 26-Noon.-Bonded
warehouse No. s, Washington street, is
burning.
Second Dispatch.
New YoRK, August 26.-The fire this
morning. i'm the United States bonded ware
house of Charles Zust, No. 8 Washington
street, resulted In its total destruction, to-
gether with most of its contents. The loss,
which falls principally on importers of
liquors, will amount to fully S25o,O00. The
origin of the fire was accidental.
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OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED.--All the late Improvements put
on the "OLD" SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEWlNG-Mh-
CHINE. Our advice to owners OF the SLOA1
ELLIPTIC is to not sacrifice them for Yankee hum
bup machines GEORGE j. SLOAT,
20 Successor to
ic % SLUAT & ADDINGTUS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
92l nNiN snHn. :. o,,,,r 92l
"DuMEoTIC" SEWlSG-MACHlNEs.


921 MAIN STREET 92l
DOMESTIC" sEWING-MACH1NEs.
DOMESTIC SEWING-MACHINE COMPANY
have opeued II BRANCH OFFICE in this city for
the sale of these MACHINES, and are now located
in the NEW STORE. 921 Main street fserond door
from Tenth street,.
DOMESTIC sEWING-MACHINE COMPANY"
uuso Sc OTIS, Manager.
w SEWISG-MACIIISES
WILCOX & GIBBS SEwISG-MACIIINE OFFICE.l
CORNER NINTH AND BANK STREETS, {
RICHMOND, 'A.)
Door AI.daro-The value of q sewing-machue can
bc determined accurately and beyond pcrudrcnturc
by giving 1t thorough AMI impartial trial ut your
TRIAL
own home and that You may know Ill you can OF
the WILCOX 4 GIBBS here freely niler you one
without imposing upon you any obliSatl"h - p"r-
WITHOUT
chase unless II proves perfectly satisfactory: no
charge for Its use or carriage or Instructions upon
CHARGE
It. Other machines taken ut ih!r prices Tor me
Wilcox & Gibbs. also accommodate those WHO
AND
wish to purchase upon tho ins:ilnent plan- ana VIII
give full instructions TO i'll at thcli rCsldcNccs
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear in mind you are welcome to the use OF ma
FREE.
chine free. Yours, very truly, ,.
Ia "a JAMES T.. a. GIBBS.
SEWING-MACHINE OF ALL KINDS
y REP AIRED-All the late Improvements put
on tn. sOLD" SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEWlNG-Mh-
CHINE. Our advice TO owners OF the SiOA]
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WINES. LIQUORs, TOBACCO, &c.

nNE BARREL DRY SCUPPERNONG
" WINE just received from North Carolna-a
fine article a large assortment Of virginia Hye
Whiskeys. some Of which have been In store -four
"Reagan & Kooger."" 4. Leach, y
= Semmes.'' "Bycrly.r w. Wnllaces Mountain
IJrw,'' sour Own" &c, 81. Also, TolncconistS'
Rum California Wines and Ir1ndtes, made from
the finest grapes. small lot of the celebrated
Mound Vineyard Brandy, vintage Of 1907
An CIV WILLIAM WALLACE SONS.
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DER BARK TARPEIAN.
We are now landing per bark Tarpeian, of our
direct importation,
YOUNGER'S EDINBURGH INDIA PALE ALE,
YOUNGER'S EDINBURGH DOUBLE STRONG
ALE.
GUiNNEss'S DUBLIN STOUT, bottled by Z. Il J..
Burke.
ALSO,
BASS i CO.'S PALE ALE, bottled by i. & G..
Hilbert, Of London;
ALLSOP'S PALE ALE, bottled by E. 4 q. Hib-
bert Of 1.olHon:
GUINNESS DUBLIN STOUT, bottled by Z. &
G.. HILBERT, Of LouGcn;
HlBBERT'S BROWN STOUT, bottled by +. L G..
HILBERT. Of London:
JULES ROBIN & CO.'S PALE and DARK COG
MAC BRANDY, Of various vintages.
The above goods are recommended TO The trade rs
entirely reliable. We are prepared 10 sell either In
bond or duty paid for currency Of gold, mt prices
low as can he afforded by any American importer.
1e27 ). c. TARDY q CO.
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TINCIFS "GOLDEN WEDDING"
Il PURE OLD RYE WIlISkEY
rt-yrcs no medical examination 'luc!0rs ccrtiil-
cafe. Quality speaks for itself. choice lot yet
offered to the trade at lOw rates.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
4 large assortment for sale by
+. COURTNEY JENKINS,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
No. 113 south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
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CIMAC WANTED.--Wc pay the highest
- market price In CASH for SuMAC. The leaves
sand sticks and berries. We receive IT either ut
mlr tanncry. III Manchester: or In Richmond, ut
Rockets mills. adjoining City Gas Works !: at any
landing or railroad depot; OF al cur store No l422
Slain street. - -...x
~ l-dtS w3m UUi.SI " hlNb-
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VIZ ANTED. A CANDI-MAhER-one
w thoroughly acquainted with the business.
!, dlrrss FITZGERALD & Co,
Post-Otilce Box 2J0,
40, o,o,x Norfolk, Va.
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w ANTED, to rent FlRST-CLASS
w DWELLING. from October lst. containing
eight or more rorns ncrmanent tenant can DC
s''"'" Ill 24-6t*
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E'OR RENT. II very desirable BRICK T
4 AND SUCCEED COTTAGE on the east III
side of Nineteenth between Maia and Franklin
streets. now occupied by pr. Schultz. 1t contains
three rooms. Possession sirn at once. Apply to
JOHN L. GODDIS,
Real Estate Agent,
au a7-St Bank and Eleventh streets.
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TOR RENT, THREE ROOMS ON a.
/ scsond floor, with kitchen accommodate IL
tions. HnuSr new: location good. Apply ri No.
POLY Broad street. an 2T-lfN
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Wy ANTED. \ PARTNER WITH FROM
w $4,000 to s2G.NL0 in one of The oldest ana best
known tobacco commission houses IN the stale.
Address with real name. ''PaRTNER,'' Ricli-
,,,nmd Va. at 22-2w
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t0wn-C q Francklvn.
4 Guon
Steamship Equator, Mcclellan, New Orleans-C H Mallory
4 Co.
Steamship Zodiac, Chaplin, Newoern Murray. Ferris 4
seamsnp Albemarle, Walker. Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship &c.
Steamshpvouneer, Howe, Philadelphia Steam
ship Co.
steamship Norwich, Hines, Saem-Murrav. Ferris h Co.
Edge Co.
Bark Andaman, Frazier, AspnwaI-Jas W Eiwell 4 Co.
Bark Augustine Kobbe Carver, Matanzas-J Ward Co.
Brig Joseph Clark, Stahl. Havana-Jas Ward i Co.
Brig Rio (Br) Corbett, Cardenas-H Dewolf
Schr Warren, Pickering Point Petre-B Weinberg.
Schr vicksburg, Higgins, Jacmel-H W Loud & Co.
Schr Godfrey, Garw0Od, Havana--S q Loud 4 Co.
schr Mary Woodruff. Davis, Conwayboro, SCI
Higgins,
scnr Sanders, Smith, Newbern NC-Jonas Smith &
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power 70 perpetrate othez frauds, If they stlll
Gn ae'c " catrO by fresh outrages let
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S HIPPIN G. N E w S.
Almanac for New York-This Da

Almanac for New Y0rk-This Day.
Sun rises. ..... 6 25 Moon rises. morn 40
Sun sets. 500. 5 SO High water. EVE IA
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIi.
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PIRB IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. March IL A. M.
Shortly after midnight IRE broke out among Inc
steamers at the wharf. totally destroying
the following. with their cargoes:-Gnaan4t.
pion, Agasy, st. Charles, Kate Robinson,
MAJOR Anderson and Altoona: also seriously
damaging the immense New Orleans wharfboat,
which may yet be destroyed. 1t is impossible at
THU hour to ascertain the i0ss which will be heavy
The fire II still raging but Is not likely TO extend
beyond the boats mentioned above, as the other
threatened boats have been removed by tugs.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 8, 1872.
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Assembly.


ALBANY, March O. 1872.
VETO MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The Governor, through his private secretary re-
turned the bill 10 abolish the Board OF Auditors Of
the town OF Lenox, without his approval. His
objection Is that lG is unnecessary and unwise to
Governor proceeds at much length to sustain his
objection. Tne message was laid temporarily upon
the table,
Extending the time for the commencement Of the
construction OF the Cattaraugus Railroad to the 10th
Amending the act relating to the employees OF the
Legislature and their salaries. 1t reduces the num-
Der OF pages ana allows each committee .
Providing for improving and laying out OF Madl.
son avenue, In New York; amending the act estab-
prohibiting the throwing OF oIal &C.. in the rivers
below Spuyten Duyvil Creek; authorizing the
their marriage to aliens; to abolish the oiiice OF
Supervisor at Large for Kings county.
ceeded to say that TINS was an ONCE which had been
asked i0 by botn political parties and no one had
VERY NECESSARY AND USEFUL OFFICE.
Mr.. BERRI said 1t would be news to the people Of
broOKlyn 70 learn tnat there nad been no cali ior
bill reqdrng three-fourths vote for appropriations
Is passed there Will be sufficient check and guard
against corruption and fraud
Mr.. ROCHE opposed the bill. taking the ground
that IL afforded an opportunity for corrupt cOmbina-
tion for tho purpose Of aostracting money from the
County Treasury
The motion to recommit was lost and the bill
passed.
Repeating the act providing Tor the transfer Of
the olce OF Register or Taxes to the Collector OF
Taxes ana Assessments; to repeal The act providing
for the election OF Auditor In Kings county. ION
motion OF Nj. Bennett the bill to regulate the
ming OF ferries between New York and Brooklyn
was laid aside owing 10 the absence OF several OF
Its 1riends) Providing for rebuilding and repairing
bulkheads and piers In East River, at Brooklyn.
QUITE AS BAD AS HAWKINS.
Exempting the town OF Rochester, Ulster county,
from the provisions OF the Town Railroad Bonding
act.
Mr.. FORT moved to recommit this bill, which mo-
ton gave rise To debate, in which 1t trans PRED
that the sum OF $40 per head being paid 10 OBJ
tain consent TO bonding the town, wnereupon
TON FIELDS DIsGUsrED.
Mr.. FIELDS rose and IN strong speech declared
his surprise humiliation at the information that
men OF the rural districts were selling their votes
Tor $40 each. He declared that, corrupt as New
YORK was charged to be- nothing Of the sort was
ever known there so publicly as this. He proceeded
at some length in this strain, when the motion TO
recommit was lost and the bill passed.
On the motion OF Mr.. ALBERGER the Sergeant-at-
Arms was directed TO bring Messrs Graham and
Brown before the bar OF the House for refusing to
appear before the Committee OF Commerce and
Navigation to testify In the Quarantine investlga
ton.
The House then took recess until halr-past seven
O'Clock T. NJ.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship Herman Livingston Cheesman, Savannah, with
mdse and passengers, TO Livingston, Fox h Co.
steamship Fanta Doane Wilmington, NC, s. hours, with
dse TO the Lorlard Steamship Co. 9th inst 20 miles OF
haeras passed schooner ashore but was not near
Steamship Albemarc, Walker, Richmond, City Point and
TorioK win mdse and passenges to the Old Dominion
Co. On the 9th inst rescued the captain
gers and crew of schr Harry Conrad of New Haven Conn.,
had been run into and sunk the night previous See
Steamship Achilles Colburn, Philadelphia Boston. Is
on bedoes Island and will proceed as soon as the
Bark sbecca cSdsra. Mason. Boston, days. with figs
TO Russell, Howes h Co.
Schr Athena (of Harrington Boynton, Caibaren II days,
with sugar and melado to Calvo Fernandez CO. vessel to
Brett son Has been 10 days north of Hatteras with
heavy NE and NV gales. (The arrived 4th.)
Scnr ocean PearI blanchard 81 Andrews % days. with
from thence strong NE and NV gales DAYS north Of
Hatteras. (The 0 r arrived lth)
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Gaucus, Walden, Boston for New York, with
Steamer Electra, Mott, Providence for New York, witt
mdse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Norwich, Hines. New York for Salem
Schr Clara Davidson Davidson. Philadelphia Warren
Steamer Doris, Young New York for Providence.
WHITEsToNE. Ii. March 60 PM.
This section of the again frozen over The wea
ther though not quite low In temperature
s'i very cold, with heavy WNW gale.
SAILED
Steamships Caabria wisconsin Liverpool: EQUATOR
New Orleans; Zodiac, Newbern, NC.
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COMMISSIONER VAN MORT AND THE TIMES
The Following has been communicated by Com.
missioner Van Nort:-

missioner Van Nort-
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK TINES
have heretofore refrained from noticing
misrepresentation Of mvse since my appointment Com.
missioner OF Public Works, that have from time APP
peared in your journal now for the purpose of denying
distinct charge made In issue
had to pledge myself a claim water meters
amounting 70 S272000 to secure my appoint.
ment Commissioner of Public Works, beg
leave to say that said claim was not certihed py
did present IL to the Board OF Audit, nor did
transmit II TO the Department. Of Finance, have
favored its payment did make any PROMISE pledge
agreement regarding said claim to other NATTER
either before or after appointments did know of
the existence of such claim until after took charge Of the
department Another bill for water METERS delivered before
entered the duties OF the ONCE $40
and which declined to certify, now, will
file IN the department ONCE without approval
so far any action of mine is concerned accepted ONCE
nj the solicitation OF personal and political friends the In
erest Of good and Without pledges or bargains
OF kind and then, is intention to
conduct the Office In such manner TO retrench
and reform. And In favor of such legislation
will best attain these objects The other allegations said
article entirely without foundation
The gentlemen who became b0ndsmen, Messrs Richard
N. Blatcbford and William r. Marin. did my personal
solicitation without the Intervention of any person, and
they have believe the fullest confidence my integrity
GEORGE n. VAN MORT.
ALBANY, N. Y, March 8, 1872
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Commander Dana, United States Navy.
In the United Statey General Hospital, on Tues
day. March Q, died q brave and meritorious oficer
OF the American Navy, Commander W. II. Dana.
He belonged In Ohio entered the navy IN May, 1850,
and was pppQyRJed SQw@sRdey ApEA n, 1862
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o d I r U A 4 =.


WcueEus DeuJuWsh We hhOWHEus
General Benjamin G. Howard died in Baltimore
yesterday morning at nalfpast one O'Clock. He
was gentleman OF refinement and gaantry; one
OF the most esteemed and influential citizens OF the
State OF Maryland. He commanded the Mechanical
Volunteers at the battle OF North Point In the year
1874 He was member OF Congress during several
sessions and chairman Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations. The General was author or Report
on the Northeastern Boundary Question" and for
United states.
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rged to be, nothing Of tn
ere so publicly as this. He
h in THIS strain, when the
lost and the bill passed.
IN OF Mr.. ALBERGER the Sc
rected TO bring Messrs. CIR
The bar OF the House for r
the Committee OF Comm
testify In the Quarantine
len took a recess until half.
Evesing Session.
'ssed authorizing the Syr
Evesing Session.

Bills were passed authorizing the Syracuse and
Northern Railroad Company to extend their road 10
JEFFERSON county.
Authorizing the Buffalo and Sprngville Railroad
Company to change the terminus OF their road.
Authorizing Columbia College, New York. to take
and hold lands for a college site.
MIR. MAcKAY had consent to introduce O bill
authorizing double session OF the Court Of General
Sessions IN New York. The same bill was intro
duced III the Senate to-day.
bill to regulate the ferries between New York
and Brooklyn was put on its 1nal passage and was
lost. On the motion Of Mr.. Bennett q motion TO re-
consider was laid on the table and the House ad
jOurned.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-07
COUNTY COURT.
IMPORTANT BUSINESS TRANSACTED by
THE COURT YESTERDAY.

IMPORTANT BUSINESS TRANSACTED by
THE COURT YESTERDAY.
The county court now in session, have
passed the following important orders:
To locate IA new road from Cairo TO
Mound City in place of the one DESTROYED
by the Cairo Il Vincennes railroad, COM
mencing at the northern limits of the CITY,
Running west of the Cairo u Vincennes
railroad and cast of the Cilow wood
slough to the best point on Cache river for
u bridge.
To relocate that portion IF the Cairo
and Thebes road which has been DESTROYED
by the Cairo Il st. Louis railroad.
Mr.. Bauman, engineer, has been SC.
lected to locate the roads, prepare plans
and specifications, and estimate of the cos,
of building, &c.
To authorize Nicholas Hunsaker. late
county TREASURER, to refund to Lolis Houck
Esq, the money deposited by him for Ger.
tain lands claimed by HIM to be "swamr
land belonging to tho county, and for
which the county refused to execute u
deed.
For the court to subscribe one thousa nd
shares, of one hundred dollars each, on be.
half ct the county to thu capital sock o,
the Cairo and Vincennes railroad comra
ny; and recognizing that sal company
have commenced AMI prosecuted tn,
work on said road in accordance with the
orders of the court.
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tas fallen this winter, seventy and one
h"if inches of snow--nearly six feet--a'-
though the depth at any ore time did not
| exceed twelv. inches Bat up IN the
mountpins II Is terrific. Gentlemen wbn
have crossed the range ut Greenwood
recently, estimate :he drifts on the cast
side Of The crest ut 60 feet drpth and Mr..
C"rbin, Division Superintendent Of Gliner
u Saul-burg, say where The ROAD crosses
the crest three l2-fnot brushing poles"
have been success vely buried. making
ovei 80 feet of snuw, while half way down
the hill lie thinks it is 20 feet deep on the
road. To he sure, these are drifts but
that IL IL o, 8 or 10 feet deep throughout
the mountains we have no doubt, and the
sn w tall is general drought the
entire Rocky Mountains. 1t Is
reasonable to anticipate during the
spring thaw immense Hoods all the .trenms
draining the region, for even tho feversh
lips Of chinooka Will not absorb and carry
away sufficient vapor to prevent it. 1t
will make plenty OF water for the miners,
but railroads bridges, aud "riparian pro-
prietors, will get game before May that
will remind US of Noah days, or there Is
NJ virtue in guessing. just ut present the
ranges are the worst for travelling, rs the
packed rnnds are so t.ning aud breaking
through but n continuation Of the tbaw
Will set them right in u week, or cold
snap in night.
PiMPLEs, ERuPTIoNs, ROUGH SKIN.
The system being put under the nhu.
cnce OF Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery for a few weeks the skin becomes
smooth, clear, soft and velvcty, and being
illuminated with the glow Of perfect
health from within, true beauty sunds
forth in all its glory. Nothing ever pre-
sented to the public as bcaut,iier Of the
complexion ever gave such satisfaction
for this purpose as this Discovery Tn,
effects of all medicines which operate up
the system through tho medium Of tn,
blood are necessarily somewhat slow, N,
matter Low good the remedy employed
While one to three bottles clear the ski
of pimples, blotches, eruptions, yellow
spots, comedones or "grubs," dozen ma,
possibly be required to cure some case
where the system is rotten with scrofulou
or virulent blood poisions. The cure o
all these diseases, however from the com
mon pimple to the worst scrofula is, will
the use of this most potent agent, only
matter Of time. Sold by all druggists.
603 3. 6-w&dlt.
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A MELANCHOLY RRYAx.nou =.

MELANCHOLY BREAK-Dows
are lively break-duwns that mnk. An .n
dience laugh, and there are sad and So,
rowful breah-lowns that make thu kind.
hearted grieve. To tho latter class belong.
the excavation Of body and miad which !.
usually called general debility, - or
" nervous Weakness and which, when
neglected, to- often terminates in a,roph,
and death. A wholesome medicnted
'iilnulaht Is the one thing needed in case,
OF this description, and science and OK.
perienee'uni,e in pointing to PLANTATION
BirrERs as the true specific. The fact
that it combines the properties of an in.
yigorant With those Of regulator and
aittrstive, in exactly the proportions
necessary to produce radical change In
tho tone Of system, and the action of the
digestive and secretive organs, 10 mn I'M
argument In Ito favor at gen.
etsl restorative. SG,dcod Ssw
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POLICE COURT.
Before +. Br)s., 4. NJ. |

before +. Bros., r. NJ.
Joseph Johnson, on a charge Of using
abusive and offensive language, was
charged five, and the perqui,ites. Paid.
Thomas Collins and Jerry Kelley, for
fighting, were Lined I've dollars and costs,
each, which they paid.
Joseph Lchmis was charged Ave and
the trimmings for using abusive and of.
fensive language. Mr.. Lehmis gave no.
tice OF an appeal to the circuit court.
Thomas Lewis and Albert Kere, the
young men arrested by Chef of Police
Meyers for stealing bolt of cloth from
the store Of Greeley d Partier, were held
over to await the active of the grand ju.
ry
james ONeal, a negro, arrested BY
Marshal Cain, on II warrant sworn out by
colored woman whose name has slipped
our memory, charging him with attempt
ing TO commit n rape upon her daughter,
child sbout eight years Of age. Tho evil
dence against ONeal was very strong.
One witness swore that he saw O'Neal
have the child on the floor
and that the child was groan-
ing. The mother testified that
the outrage was committed on Sunday
evening while she was ut church, and
that she knew nothing of the Treatment,
her daughter hnd received at the hands Of
. Neal until Monday morning when tho
child complained of being sore and of hay-
ing pains. The child was yesterday exam.
ined by DR.. Wardner, who gavo il ms his
opinion, that although she had sustained
no serious injury, there was no doubt that,
che had been tempered with. At
the conclusion of the evidence
the Judge held ONeal over
Tor trial at the next term of the circuit
court in the sum of $500, Failingto give
bail he was sent to the county Jail.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

Mr.. I. Is. Ellis, corner of Seventh
and Commercial, is prepared to accommo.
date all who apply with board, with or
without rooms, at prices lower than any
other ilrst-class house in the city. Mr.. e.
Us Keeps an excellent table his rooms are
IRON. rooms high, light and airy, and well
furnished, and we have no hesitation In
promising satisfaction to all who call on
mh ' Mr' Ellis will also supply parties
.. w. 11'''e with unfurnished rooms o.
'",o""',e rates Lot all interested take
s ao''eo. "emember--on the corner of
Seventh and Commercial