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PoLlcH CouRT.-Thsre were three
cases on the docket Of the police court,
yesterday morning, and the fines Tor
rather, fne) imposed amounted to just
one dollar. We don't believe the city'S
ledger will show balance on the credit
side, from, the transaction Of yesterdays
business. We guess the balance will be
found on the other side. .r
z John Mcconnell, charged with being
found on the street in q state Of drunken
ness, was the first case called, and the
only one that the testimony substantiAted
the charge. Mcconnell was fined one
dollar and costs. James McGannon, fol
creating tumult and disorder by using
loud and abusive language towards Leo
pold Alderman, and George LetEkue
for assaulung Thomas Wins, were tried
and the charges against them dismissed
the complainant in each instance having
failed TO make out case. ,.
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GRAND suCcEss.-The fair and festival
held by wfldey Lodge, Daughters Of Re.
becca, last evening in Washington Hall
was q grand success in every particular
The attendance was very large, the
strawberries and other delicacies Of the
season were abundant and good, and
everything passed Of so pleasantly that
the ladies were requested to duplicate
the programme. They have yielded Ia
the generally expressed desire, and will &C.
cupy the hall this evening, having an
abundance to crafty the palate and please
the fancy Of the most fastidious. Let
there be a grand rally tonight. The OBJ
ject Of the festival Is a meritorious one
and every dollar Of the net proceeds will
be devoted to the purpose for which II
was inaugurated. See advertisement.
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CONTRACT AwARDBD-By referring tc
the proceedings Of the Board of Educa.
ton at the meeting held last night, 1t will
be seen that the contract for building the
school house in Richie sub.district, was
awarded to Messrs. Kleives, Kraft s. Co.,
their bid (S9,1O4.SW being the lowest The
time fixed by the Board Tor the compile
ton ofthe house is the 1st of January,
1878, but it Is not known whether the
successful parties will accede to the prop
osition or not The are given ten days
in which to decide. 49,
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FINED AND HELD TO BAlL-Jacob
Horst, alias Strobe, was arrested and
taken before Esq. Schultz, Wednesday
evening, charged with committing q
breach of the peace, The case was inves.
tigated, and the prisoner fined one dollar
and costs. He was also required to give
bond in the penalty Of fifty dollars to
keep the peace for six months. He found
bondsman and was discharged from Gus.
tody. 5 fg1 -rgris--
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Mr. ERNEST WARRIoKE, a merchant
largely identified with the business inter.
ests Of Washington and Monroe counties,
Ohio, died at his home near Matamoras
Ohio, Sunday last, aged about 40 years.
His business Identification was mainly
with the Ohio tobacco interest, being one
Of the largest operators in the State.
Mr.. Warricke was well known to our
business community, as also that of Balti
more, and by all who knew him was held
in highest esteem. His genuemanly de,
pertinent and many virtues will long be
remembered. a1-. ,I-. aa
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THE PIcNIc.-We were deprived Of the
pleasure OF going to Cresap's Grove with
the picnic party, and cannot, therefore,
speak from personal experience Of the
days sport and enjoyment We judge
however, from the pleasant smiles OH the
countenance of every one who did go,
that the occasion was one Of unalloyed
pleasure. So far as we heard nothing
occurred to mar the days festivities, and
when next the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics go out on such an
excursion, may we be there to see and
enjoy.
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STEAMBOAT ON FmE.-The little steam.
er Carrie, which plies between Bellaire
and South Wheeling, was discovered to
be on fire, Wednesday night. Fortunately
the flames had not made much progress
and the prompt application Of a few pals
ofwater extinguished them. The damage
was slight, and the boat made her regular
tripa yesterday,
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CHEAr SHEET MuMc.-one Thousand
Pieces Sheet Music, amongst which are
many worth One Dollar q copy. will be
offered for ten days from date MAY 18TH
at te" cents for each piece. Also, at same
time large collection Of choice music at
hd!f price marked Music buyerSwill and
bargains in this lot now open OF sheib'S
Music Store, Monroe street
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& HEATHEN CuNEE, Tycoon, Red Jacket,
Winona, Minehaha Wall Papers and Dor.
derS, just received at PAUL & orr's, No.
80 Monroe street. They have also on
hand full stock Of cheap and fine papers,
ranging in price from eight cents 10 Eve
dollars. They make specially OF Deco.
rative Papers for Public Halls, Churches,
Dining rooms and Halls in private dwell.
ings. Give them q call.
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Pres CoNNEcTED.-Yesterday Super
inteudent Cummings had a force Of men
at work connecting the water main on
John street with that on Market. When
the job is completed. the eight inch pipe
which has been distributed along John
above Fifth, will be put down.
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TRACK CLEAR.-The obstruction on
the track in Wright's tunnel near Tay.
lorstown, on the HempfCld road, was
removed, Wednesday, and the train
which left here. in the afternoon of that
day, passed through to Washington.
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FNTsHED.-The Superintendent of the
Water Works informed us, yesterday,
that he had finished laying down the
water mains on the principal streets in
the Eighth ward.
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BOSTON,.

BosroN, May 1G.-A fire in the freight
department of the Boston, Hartford &
Erie Railroad, at Norfolk, Mass, Tuesday
night, destroyed 100000 worth OF wool
belonging TO the Elliot Felting Mills. In.
sured lpr $4,000.
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J. T. LAKN s Co, are prepared'to
make up suits in tho latest style and at
almost any desired price Give them q
call, as they never lail to give satisiac.
ton. A fine stock of Gents Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
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FAMn1Es, plcnics, parties and oil others
supplied with the best Ice cream ct whole.
sale and retail ct all times, by ZIegen.
fielder, under Odd Fellows Hall.
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CALL AT J. D. STANToN's and examine
his stock Of Wall Paper. He has the best
selected stockin the city, Paper trimmed
ready for hanging, JreO Of Charge. Don't
forget the place, corner Monroe and Mar.
ket streets, opposite the Mcclure House.
odd
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LADIES wanting handsome Spanish
Linen Suits, warranted all Linen and well
made, should go to Geo. R, Taylor 6 Co.'S
They opened last evening a new stock Of
latest styles.
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aheGttelli9&ttee:r,
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1872.
New Advertisements.

Strawberry Festival a Great Success.
Cigar Makers Union Picnic.
Concert and Ball.
To close the Stock of Spring Goods.
Great Sale Of Property.
Window Shades.
Henry K. List, Commission Merchant
Pig Iron.
Notice to Builders.
Clocks-oxtoby 6 Dufleld.
Notice..
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We saw, yesterday, at the Partridge
Gallery, a portrait in Pastel, which Is
really "gem Of art" Everybody should
see II.
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A LARGE stock of Ladies', Misses and
Child's Lasting Kid and Morocco Boots
and Shoes Of best city manufacture, for
sale at L. V. Blends.
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LADIES wishing to purchase q nice
fitting and latest style Cater, should 60
To L. Y. Blends.
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COOP sEIEcToN-Mr. John Pfarr,
who has for the pasttwo years filed the
position of School Commissioner in Madl.
son township, with credit to himself and
the good of his district, sent in his resig-
nation to the Board of Education last
evening. The Board rather reluctantly
accepted it, and filled the vacancy by
electing Mr.. Louis G. stifel. 1t crafty.
ing 10 know that Mr.. Pfarr Is succeeded
by one in every way SO entirely competent
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GEO, R. TAYLOR & %. have handsome
White French Nainsook Suits. Call and
see them.
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HENRY BRuEs, determined to reduce
his stock Of dry goods, has made great
reduction In priceS. Sec advertisement
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WHITE and Black Lama Lace sacques
have just been received by Geo. R. Taylor
& Co.
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.DurouEns L1anrs1sa FLY.rrLLrn
sweeps them OF and clears the house speedily
Try it-Sold BY dealers everywhere.
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QUEENS, Congress, WOmen'S Serge and
Kid Newport Ties and .Croquet Slippers,
just received at L. V. Bonds.
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saved by this application, and stinu
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Its occasional use will prevent the hat
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scalp arrests and prevents the fOrmi'
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Containing neither oil nor Dye it doe
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Nashville Races.
Weather Report.
PROBABILITIES

WAN DzPARrnEEr,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEp SIsNAL oPFTcER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., May I6-T3OP. 4.
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THEP urest and Sweetest Cod LAYER on in the
world, manufactured from fresh healthy livers
upon the sea shore. 1t iS perfectly pure and
sweet. Ask for ''HaEari-& CaswellS Cod Liver
OIL" manufactured by
CAswELL, HAZARD q CO.,
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THE Dolly Warden and all the spring
styles photographed at Brown & Higgins.
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THE TURF.
Lexington Races,

LEXINGTON, May 1G.-The races TO-DAY
were well attended and the sport lively
The second race OF II miles Is the tastes
on record, having been run in 3:O7, which
Is q second faster than the tastes
time on record. The following Is sum
mary Of the first race: Clay stake for &
year olds, mile heats, S. entrance, play
or pay, $3.50 added-Robinson John, br {
Bazaine, /; Hufmans' b C Logan Bruce
2 2; Harper's oh 8 8 @; BIfords BIZ
Bombshell 4; Grath's b Jury 5 8; Glib
sons ch Hartland 85. Time, 1:45t, 147.
The second race Il Of a mile dash, club
purse, $250-Beerls b Frogtown /;
Grimsteads ch 4 years old, and
Thomas b m Taleria 8. Time 3:07.
Nashville Races.
NASHVILLE, May 16.-First race, Turn
er stake for three year ODDS, mile heats
$25 entrance, play or pay, $3.50 to second
horse; eleven entries and FIVE started
MObrees, C. h. t. by Jack Malone, 2, /, l.
Fire Fly, l, 4, 4; Ave Maria. 3, 2, 2; Brace
let, 4, 8, Slime, 1:45t. 1:47f, 1881.
Second race, dash oil one mile, purse
$3.50. Morlacchi, /; Keno, 2; L9vergier,
); Mignanette, 4; Lille Mundsy, Slime
1851.
The number Of persons in attendance
was greater than that oil any previous
day. Both races were contested spiritedly
and were very exciting.
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Dqest1park Day of Horror, from semira. RO.inI
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WHEELING MUSICAL INsrITUTE4-The
following is the programme selected for
the eighth soiree Of the Wheeling Musi.
cal Institute to be given at their hall in
Peterson's Block this evening, beginning
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NEW STEAMBOAT LINE 49,
Between Martins Ferry, Wheeling.
Benwood and Bellaire.
The steamer MARKET BOY" will commence
her regular trips from the above named plSeeS
for tho accommodation Of passengers. treIoht'
&c, on Monday, the 18th inst.
ruos uoop c WIN. ToWNEY, Capt.
For freight, &c apply to Jas. g. MoRarS, Apt,
81 Water street, Wheeling. y
Wheeling wharf atBK A. \.
Wheeling whArfat i0A. n.
Wheeling wharf ct 3P.M.
REruRN-Leayes Bellaire 8 O'Clock A, II.
. BellairelP. H.
Bellaire for Martins Ferry 81
2: 4. Freight received at all hours al Wheelinv
Wharf, at 81 Water street. mSii
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EloR CINCINNATI -
The Ane light drauGht passenger
ANDES. .CHAR. MuHLExAN. com'dr
EDWARD MuHLEHAR, Clerk,
Will leave for the above on Tuesday. NAV "a
1874, promptly at 3N O'Clock r. u,
Fortreight or passage apply on board or to
myl3 G. H. BOOTH q CO.. Agents.
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OTHER PRESENTS,

Starting anew, with the determination not to
DO underSold BY any live man, he hopes To merit
and receive 0 large shAro OF patronage.
Personal Gnt prompt attention pals 10 repair.
Ing Watches, Clocks, &c. dec13
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APo HOSLEY A FRENZY
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Ten IN TEN. ONCE.

That was what Fred and l called the
rule we had 10 use in cipheripg out our
life sum. 1t was after we had read
Hale's charming story of Ten Times
One are Ten where good was made to
work out and increase and multiply.
We had TO work backward, al least it
seemed so, when others could do so
much and We little.
We got thinking about it, especially
when our friends the Royals, VINO lived
near by, took Sarah and Mary Rush into
their beautiful house and gave them a
home. We had all been so sorry for
the two girls Sarah was an invalid
needing care, and Mary an overworked
teacher with an insufficient salary. So
they were struggling along, orphans,
with absolutely no other resources than
Mary ten dollars a week. which barely
paid board. We affixed them, and all
said how sorry we were, and that was
the end of it; when suddenly Mrs.
Royal, being disappointed about the
coming OF some expected guests, took
the two lovely rooms she had prepared
for them, made them lovelier we and
then, driving out with her husband in
the carri ge, brought back the two Rush
girls and installed them there. They
should stay Is long as they liked, the
Royals said; and inueed, every one felt
that it was little likely Sarah ever would
60 away again till she went TO her long.
last home. | went over TO see them.
and found Mary weeping for sheer relief
and gratitude. | told Mrs. Royal that
her house seemed con secIated Tor what
she had done
When we first heard of il in our own
little family, a neighbor telling the
news, looked at Fred and he at me.
Now why couldn't zee have done
, that ?' | exclaimed.
We couldn't he said, softly: and
then remembered how small our house
Was, with its one little room, often want
ed by some passing guest, and how we
had no servant, and how much of my
time and strength it took to look out
for our tricksome two-year.old.
No, we couldn't" | echoed, more
softly still. But, oh, it does seem as
if we ought to DO something in some
way
We talked it over a good deal after
that, Fred and | and for some time we
could think of nothing more than the
mission school, and carrying flowers,
jelly and little trifles TO some people we
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was why, when she realized how hope
lessly they were lost TO each other, the
brooding, wistiul, sad, Eyangelipe look
came into her eyes and dwelt there.
A telegram sped to San Francisco the
next day, and just as quick as the noble
through train on the Pacific railroad
could bring him, Philip Bolton came.
| liked him the moment | saw him;
and oh how proud and glad he looked
when he had his "little English daisy"
in his arms
Well, of course he wanted 10 be mar.
ried right away, and that broke up all
the fine plan OF Fanny's going to take
care of the little Royal children. They
had quiet morning wedding in our
parlor, with no guests but the Royals,
and Mary Rush and Kitty Lang, and
Door old Nevins. Pills home was in
another town, and there he took our
Fanny; but | hear from them often,
and they are always doing well and al
ways happy. Said | not that Provi-
dence had meant Fanny to be sun.
shiny little wife and housekeeper and
mother!
"And now whom shall / get to take
care of my little children" wondered
Mrs. Royal.
81 will! /" said Kitty Lang, flush of
resolution coming into her pale face.
4" used to think couldn't do anything
but sew; but | am more sensible now,
and know better; and if you will let
me come, will be glad and thankful ~
So poor Kitty found safe harbor at
last, for they will never let her leave
them. She never had so comfortable
room in her life before, she says, and
she really feels that she is improving
every day in mind and heart among
those dear children.
Fred and | still keep up our Tuesday
and Thursday evenings, and hope a
great many more good results will spring
from them. After wishing in vain that
we could do the great things that we
can't it is really an exquisite happiness
to grow content, and begin to do all
the little things that we can. Ones are
as necessary as tens, and
"All servic ranks the same with God!"
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Railways i'm Illinois,

In the report of the Railroad Com
missioners OF Illinois we find that the
length of railroad lines in operation in
the State is: Single main track. $780,
miles; double track, 79l miles: branches,
1891 miles; siding and other tracks.
5l7t miles. Total, 5.4qOl miles. The
length of line in operation July l.lS7l,
was 4 549l miles. and between that date
and Dec. |, 1871. there had been in
course of construction aud completed
94l miles additional. There was. on
Dec. /. 1871. in course Of construction,
but not completed, nineteen new lines.
with length of l,2eS miles, which,
when completed, will make a grand
total of 6,69Ss miles.
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THROUGH tickets for trips around the
world are now sold tor 81 las, gold.