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THE GRURTLI-BUNDE - Proceedinos of the
Associdtioa.-At the session Of the bunde yester-
day, MIR. Boppe offered resolutions, which were
adopted, thanking the Washington Gruetli
Verein for the able and efficient manner in
which they have administered the affairs of the
bundle during their presidency.
At five O'Clock, after visiting various poin.s of
interest and calling on the Governor, the dele
gates were escorted to the Schuetxen Park,
given BY the Washington Schuetzen Eerein.
Lne punde reassembled this morning al 8
The cfc sro Sftsr Posing votes Of thanks to
sine die. 90 VcAocA
ant To-Day the ds1seasss are visiting Mt Vernon,
tonight Wa 'as''
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FANCY GOODS.

FANCI GOODS.
PERFUMERY.
SOAPS AND TOILET ARTICLES.
SLEEVE BUTTONS.
STUDS.
FANS.
UMBRELLA CHATELAINEs.
FAN CHATELAINES,
OXYDIZED FANCY ARTICLES,
JET JEwELRY.
PARAS0LS AND UMBRELLAS.
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NEW DRESS GOODS FOR FALL.
NEW DRESS GOODS FOB FALL,
NEW DRESS GOODS FOR FALL.
In serges, Satines, CashIneres, Popl:ns and other
fsDnlss, IN all the new colOrs. BLACK CASH.
mEnh No and other Popular Black Goods. including
BRANDS Of BLACK ALPACAs. The 'sBeaver !"
prices. ~ - eA'ie"eiS az"
We invite special attention TO our large stock Of
shawls, water proof Cloth, Blankets, FianneIs
MarselIIes Spreads, Linen and Cotton sheetinZs
Towels, TowelIngs, Wine Cloths, Table LiaeTs
Napkins, Doyles, &c, &C., all of which We are sell
ing at greatly reduced prices 1
IL Goods delirsred Pron7PfLg 70 any part Of fhs efy
JOSEPH j. May.
sepl5-eo3t $50 Penn. ave . near lO-I- -.
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PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS.
FANCY BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS,
INITIATED HANDKERCHIEFS.
PLAIN SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
HAMBURG EDGINGS.
HAMBURG INSERTINGS.
SWISS EDGINGS.
SWISS INSERTINGS.
VICTORIA LAWNS.
BISHOP LAWNS.
TUCKED FROCKINGS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-18

To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
preparation like Dooley's Cslissys Tonic. 81
per bottle. 60
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TURco-RussIAN BATHS; slsO, Medicated vs.
903 4 street. SAG
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FINE WATCHES.
Our great specially, American and imported
watches of superior quality. Fine watch repair
ing by competent workmen. Watch cases made
to order. GoLAY & MORRILL,,
9,H,1. Cor. 18th and SITS, opp Treasury
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"HEAL1NG ON THE WINGS, )" say all who have
made use OF Or. Wistar'S B0lsGm u Wild Ckcrry,
and by such use has been cured of coughs,
colds, bronchitis, sore throat, influenza or con
sumption. The prudent will always keep this
standard remedy by them. &
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CoRNs, BAD NAILS and other distressing all
ments of the feet are quickly relieved by ex-
perienced attention at DIR. White $, No. 535 18th
street, opposite the Treasury His establish
ment is literally parOnized by the most intelli-
nifty. tT
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FINE JET BALL EARRINGS,
Fine Jet Hoop Earrings,
Fine Oxydized Earrings,
Fine jet and Plated Bracelets,
Received at Prigg's jewelry store, No. 45 Penn
sylysnis avenue, near y street.
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evening State So,,rnal.

MIR. DENEALE did sweep Rockingham for the
legislature two years ago. but he did 1t on the
repKdiotion platform, platform which we
hardly suppose Republican convention will
endorse, when it is remembered that consider.
able portion OF the debt proposed to be repudia-
TIE state By the military and radical admtnistrd-
tfons. -Lynchburg RepubItcan. -eA
The Lynchburg Republican has several
chronic infirmities, but that of implicitly
telling the truth is not one of them.
The statement that any ssconsider-
able portion Of the debt" of Virginia, or
any portion Of it whatever, was contracted
by the Republican party, either during its
military or civil government in the state, is
one made out Of whole cloth, and extreme
ly ''shoddy" at that. We would like to
see the first figure in the schedule. and
challenge The Republican to point it out.
It is an item we have not
heard of before, and doubt If any
other financial genius in the state has de-
tected it.
As to The Republicans filings about the
+" Old Rockingham Senator" we have
nothing to say, only we would like to see
how :. Old George would skin him alive,
if he was to make one of his I" rousers"
in or about Lynchburg. @
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BY TELEGRAPH
virginia Military institute,

LEXINGTON, July 5.--The commence
ment exercises of the Virginia Military In
stitute took place yesterday morning. The
yaledictory address was delivered by Cadet
L. L. Cochran, of Alabama. The orator
Of the day was Cadet j. P. Jeffries, of Vir-
ginia. There were fifty graduates, the
largest number since the establishment of
the institution. General Smith conferred
the diplomas, Colonel Holiday, of Winches-
ter, delivered the address to the graduating
class. fa :,
Between s and 8 O'Clock there was a
fine display of pyrotechnlcs, witnessed by
an immense crowd from the surrounding
country. At night the corps of cadets
gave their usual ball, the finale to the COM
mencement exercises.
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NEW YORK.


Sentence of the Parrfcile-lmprisOn
ment for Life.
NEW YORK, July 8. Frank III. Wal
worth was to-day sentenced to the. states
prison at Sing Sing, at hard labor for life.
Judge Davis in addressing the prisoner said
he had fearful doubts whether his case did
not justify conviction for murder in the
first degree.
The prisoner stood the trying ordeal with
firmness. Not a muscle of his features
moved, and he left the courtroom with his
mother Immediately after the Judge had
sympathy for Cnbe-speech OF Gsrritt
Smith.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, July Sat the
great Fourth of July celebration here
yesterday, Gerritt Smith, in an address.
touched on the Cuban question, arraigning
the administration for coldness towards
the cause Of Cuban independence while
allowing gunb0ats to be fitted out in New
York for Spanish use. Cuba. he said, by
maintaining successful resistance fol
nearly five years had earned the recogni.
ton Of belligerent rights. He hoped that
since the government hesitated the people
would take up Cuba's cause and force the
government to act. Is ~
A resolution was adopted expressing
sympathy with Cuba, and calling OF, the
government to acknowledge the belligeroncy
II not the independence Of Cuba.
Over Niagara Falls--Fatal Accident.
ROCHESTER,, July 5.--Two men, two
women and boy went over Niagara Falls
yesterday. Their names are unknown.
There were five fatal accidents here yes
terday. sgg
There were twenty-five or thirty small
fires here yesterday damages varying
from 800 to 81, 900. ~
John Long was arrested last night fol
fatally shooting John Hearing. Both are
boys Of seventeen years.
Thirty-one accidents to persons from the
careless use of firearms and fireworks
occurred in this city yesterday, and nearly
as many in Brooklyn. :
John Dennis, driver of market-wagon,
was found fatally beaten in his wagon at ia.
maica, l.. l., yesterday, having been robbed
by two negroes, to whom he gave ride.
The people of Jamaica turned out and
secured the woods for the murderers, but
they have not yet been captured.
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STATE NEWS.


Watermelons have matte their appear.
ance IN the Alexandra market.
Mr.. Arthur Davenport, of London,
has purchased 248-acre farm near Cor
louisville. ast &
There are q number of Englishmen
around Scottsville and we believe they are
all. looking out for more lands, having
already invested in this vicinity consider
ably over 800, 000.- Courier.
Mr.. Kernsman. Of Pennsylvania. has
recently purchased q farm Of four hundred
and fiffv acres. in Cumberland county. for
s3. 800. Mr.. @. Armstronp. from the same
state purchased . tract Of M acres in The
same county. for Az GOO. -
W. ,o.,', MI IN ,,,,. ,,ro, !. !. ,uoo,,
1oh,, T;san i.a' nL"Sioa W;5
Conn n,PSS Gnn. anu 0.la sr hu he ~
0appe,t 'u;nh g?se, on au nsshoa y K ;ils
w. h " " ;na;ot;n o'' s s.o,, .,h;ah
IL ~ 'l d;a Iao W,.dmnsJas m4unu Ion Mmo
u T;r u;oa "ounos'ay y't''o''' .
'py ~,
line population Of a augusta gust according
10 70 e sne Iast census, Is sos. VI tnese,
EL,oia were porn IN tne ssate, 81 N North
Oarohna, oo IN maryland, ~ 10 new orKs
ii !eInessee, izo ~ pennsylvania, ~
n M BRUSH ISL, America, 30 IN England and d
n
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JoY TO TIE SrAy-Ar-HoMRs l--GRASD ExcUR.
SION TO THE MOUNTAINS 1.-Two DAYS. BOARD AT
FIRsT-CLAss HoTBL AND A TRIP TO SrAuNTos
AND RETURN FOR TEN DOLLARS !--SRRvASTs AND
CHILDREN UNDER FoURTEKs YEARS OF AGE ONLY
EIGHT DOLLARS !-Omcers and teachers of Cen
tenary Sunday propose this trip for
TUESDAY MORNING, july srH, and invite teachers
and their friends Of other schools to Join them.
Programme Tuesday morning, July 18th, at
81 o'clock leave Chesapeake and Ohio depot.
Wednesday morning, July 9th, at 81 O'Clock,
leave hotel Staunton, for :CAvR OF FOUNTAINS,
which will be illuminated in honor of the wish
tors with five thousand candles which, with cal
ciu,,, liohts viii h,a ~ c,rs;on;sts 20 he
- "" $500 - oNS '.,1s y
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Nothing can be done without a deal of
talk, and Boston is talking very industri-
ously, but not at all too soon, about its
fire department and its method of extin-
gushing fires. The matter has come to
such point that something must be done
besides talk. At a hearing before the city
government, Mr.. Shattuck said that the
amount of insurance rates had been in
creased more than 100000 in one year
in the city, and, counting the premiums
paid outside the city, the increase now
amounting to $780, 900. Everybody has
plan, but nothing has yet been decided
on.
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CITY NEWS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES Tomorrow
The usual religious services will be held in
all Of the city churches tomorrow, except
the following special appointments
First Presbyterian.-Rev. A. L. Dickin.
son, d. D., at IL a. m. and Rev. A. T.
Greybill at 81 p. m. ~ -.
Third Presbyterian. REV. j. b. Turpin
at IL q. m. gs 49,.
Trinity Methodist. Rev. A. G. Bledsoe
at II q. m. and 81 p. m. FEa3
The Rev. John Q. CRANBERRY, d. d., hav-
ing returned to the city. will occupy his
pulpit tomorrow at IL a. m. and 81 p. m.
First Baptist Church. -Rey. John A.
Broadus, d. D., at IL a. m. and 81 p. m.
Seventh-street Christian Church, Rev.
Joseph u. Tyler at IL a. m. Quarterly
Sunday-school celebration in the afternoon
at 5 o'clock. At 81 p. m. the Missionary
society of this church will hold its quarter
ly meeting in the .basement-room.
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A wildcat Undertakes to Garry Off a
Child, Whips a Whole Family and Es.


from the San Luis Obsipo Tribune
We learn that an unusual and very excl
ting contest took place at the ranch of
Ramon Feliz, on the Moro creek, about
fourteen miles from this place, one morn
ing last week. 1t seems that Mr.. Feliz,
shortly after getting up in the morning.
went out to feed his stock, and that soon
after he was startled by the cries OF his
wife and family. Running to the house he
found that large wildcat had seized his
youngest child, an infant, by the back Of
the neck and was making off with it..
After severe struggle be succeeded in res
cuing it, the cat making its escape. Some
time after the excitement had subsidized, an
Indian boy about is years old went out to
bring in some horses that had been staked
out over night some distance from the
house. Hehad been gone but few minu-
tes when the family was again aroused by
the cries of the boy, who came rushing to-
ward the house yelling like mailman,
with the identical cat that had caused the
first disturbance firmly seated upon his
back, with its teeth embedded in
the back of his neck. Another
suited in favor of the cat, which sue
cessfully cleaned out the whole Feliz fam
lily, killed their two dogs and retreated in
good order to the house of e. M. Howe,
under which he ensconced himself, defying
all efforts to dislodge him until night, when
it escaped unscathed. The wounds re.
ceived by the Indian boy were quite severe,
and the good people, fearing that the cal
was mad, thought it best to scarify the
wounds, which they did by heating crow
bar, the only implement about the premises
that would answer the purpose. We un.
derstand that, considering the ordeal Of
scratching, biting and singing the boy
passed through, he is doing remarkably
well and will be all right again in few
days.
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Home Adjournment.

1t is curious to note by what slender
ties we sometimes bind our attachments,
and what comparatively small. matters
will endear home to US. And there
are but few rural homes destitute of the
means whereby such attractions may be
created. The meadow, now dis6gured
by mud-hole where the shallow creek
widens and the cows repair in fly time
to cool their feet and dash the muddy
water over their fanks,. might, by q
little labor, be ornamented with q pond /;
dam, built at the cost of few days.
work, might be made to overflow the
shallow spot, and pool. bordered with
fresh green turf and shady willows, would
add beauty and utility to the field and the
farm, and next summer there would be
ice In the dairy, and ice-creams for the
children, things almost unknown to farm
houses now, where, if anywhere they
should be Indigenous /; or the great rock on
the hillside, now bare and devoid of every
thing but ugliness, if planted around by a
few chestnut trees and furnished with
rustic benches, would be chosen resort
for children. 1t is such simple things
as these that make q home, not merely
the place where we work, and eat,
and sleep, but where the happiest
moments of our lives are spent, and
where our inner hearts live and find their
growth. Ii is around such things our as
sociations gather and the memories of them
are held sacred. An untutored spring,
wandering dark and dank through bed Of
tangled, noisome weeds, is the opposite of
lovely; but gathered into channel and
made to trickle musically from one moss
clad rock to another, and to give life to a
bed of forget-me-nots, or a few nests of
sweet violets, and GOODNESS to q shaded re-
treat covered with vines or honeysuckles,
where an hour of rest may be passed in
pleasant musings, is spot to be
loved and remembered. A home so
furnished will not willingly be ADAM
doned, and will be left-when
the inevitable time for parting comes
with regret, and with unquenchable de-
sire to return and renew old and pleasing
associations. And where such love Of
the beautiful prevails it is likely to peryade
all the business of the farm. Fepce-rows
will be cleared of noxious weeds, dead
trees or leafess branches will not cumber
the orchard, barn-yards will not reek with
filth, barns and sheds will not exhibit great
gaps through which the wintry wind, with
keen tooth, may bite the shrinking, SILVER
ing stock; but the general love of order will
show itself in thrift and comfort, and on
such farm at least there will be no ques-
ton but that farming pays.--NeO York
Tribune.
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Items.

lss iMafH Items.
Governor Walker returned to the city
yesterday. W
as "a favorite summer amusement will be
eating watermelons while some one reads
aloud a romantic treatise on cholera.
|. "A heavy wind and rain storm swept
over the city last night, blowing down
trees and shaking windows and small
houses. & "a N 3
The Honorable @. H. Porter, upon an
invitation from the Republicans Of this
city, spoke on CANDLES Hill yesterday
afternoon. Z.
Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias No.
20, have elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: Thomas CIemmitt, @.
c.; M. j. Powers, v. O.; e. r. Isbell,
Prelate w. w. Turner, ST., M. at A.
Rev. James A., Duncan, ID. D., presi-
dent of Randolph Macon college, and Miss
Bette A.. Wade, daughter of Rev. William
II. Wade, were united in marriage at the
Methodist Episcopal church, in Charles
ton, West Virginia, on last Thursday.
We are credibly informed that a party
OF five gentlemen, neither Of whom belong
to temperance societies, left the city yester-
day on Fourth-of-July excursion, carry
ing bottle of good whisky with them,
and returned without having drank drop
of it. They ask US "How's that for
perpendicular altitude ?u We answer
that that don't prove anything. They
may have been without a cork-screw, and
drank all they wanted on the steamer
! going and returning.
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There were numerous cases Of suu-stroke
yesterday, especially among the military,
during the morning parade.
THE CHOLERA.

New York, July 5.-There were two
fatal cholera cases here yesterday. They
were reported as Asiatic cholera by the at
tending physicians, but doctors attached to
the board of health say both were aggra-
waited cases of cholera morbus.
MEMPHIS, July 5.-There were thir-
teen cholera interments here yesterday.
The disease is spreading in the country.
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Journalists do have what is called a
streak of good luck once in q while. For
example, Henry M. Smith, managing edi-
tor of the Chicago Tribune, was the origi-
nator of the recent Chicago Jubilee, and,
by dexterous management, cleared some
$50, 900 or $50 900. With this sum in hand,
he resigned his position on the Tribune, and
entered into several large enterprises which
promise to swell his independence to q co.
lossal fortune.
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ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.--Angelo
Mosca, q young Italian, nineteen years Of
age was accidentally drowned near Nap
Plies rock in James river yesterday about
four o'clock. It seems that Mosca and q
friend went in bathing and he not knowing
how to swim got beyond his depth and was
drowned before his friend could reach him.
His body was recovered this morning about
10 o'clock. Coroner Taylor deemed an i'm
quest unnecessary. ~
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SPAIN

MADRID, July 5.-The Progressists
club has discontinued its sittings because
of the suspension of constitutional guar
antees.
The government has decided to discharge
the soldiers whose terms Of service have
expired, but to offer them two reals per
diem to re-enlist. If the result is unsat-
isfactory it will appeal to the patriotism
Of the country to supply combatants
against the Carlists, stating frankly the
situation and the means Of Spain.
Gen. Cabrinety announces that he has
defeated the Carlists under Saballo.
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Ex-Governor Jewell is being Toasted
and farewelled in way that must BIO ex-
tremely dangerous to his digestion. It all
comes from having great many friends.
A day or two agohe was allured up into
New Hampshire, to be dined by the people
of his native town Friday he went through
the same in New Haven next week his
former staff take him in hand and what
else remains in store for him has not yet
been publicly told. q 80 a.
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DIED,

n STACY.-July 8, after brief illness of brain
fever. CHARLES BOOTH only son of Charles
B. and Carrie v. Stacy, aged three months and
fourteen dsys. ~
His funeral will take place from his parents
residence, COL west Grace street. corner Belver
der street, at 9h O'Clock TOMORROW (Sun-
day. MORNING., Friends and acquaintance
are invited to attend.
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By Cook s Laughton, Auctionesrs.
8 BANKRUPT SALE.

As assignee of r. L. Williams, shall sell al
public auction, on FRIDAY NEXT, the I'LL
day of July, 1878, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the
hardware store Of said Williams, ON Main street
Richmond, Virginia, mo. 1433) between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets, an entire stock OF
FIRST-OLASS HARDWARE, large assert
CARRIAGE MATERIAL of all kinds.
4Seldom such opportunity offered ito buy such
goods at auction prices.
80 J. A. LYNEHAM,
jy Dot Assignee.
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is to elect four senator's, and the deputies
are to be chosen by universal suffrage.
Cuba and Porto Rico are to be assimilated
with the cantons of Spain. The central
power is authorized to suspend constitu-
tional guarantees and order leyies for
troops without first consulting the authors
ties of the cantons.
The Maryland fire and marine insurance
companies nineteen in number, show an
aggregate capital of s2,S35, 702 reserve
assets, S4,4o4 ,O34 all other assets, $780,
12o total assets, s5,226, 500; reserve
liabilities, 1917 ,934: all other liabilities,
SS2,363; total liabilities. $1,070,29 sur
plus as regards policy holders, "a ,156 1863;
surplus or Impairment of capital, $685.
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TERMS !,

The " State Journal" Will be delivered the
same evening Of publication in any part Of
the city or Manchester by reliable carriers, II
name and address Is left at our Office. 9I2 I.2
Main street, and in Petersburg IL left with
our agent there; and can always be found ON
sale In this city Mt @. +. Johnston's, 9IS Main
street; Wyatt & Minors, SIT Broad street;
News stand at Ford's hotel; Leon Schnap's
14O2 Main street. and Mt our counter.
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OFFICERS INsTALLED.--Las night D.
d. G. O. Joseph White installed the fol-
lowing officers of Hines Lodge No. II,
knights of Pythias q. G., S. T. Beach !;
v. O., a.. S. Bradley M. A., Theodore
2. Mayo 4. G., T. II. Powell; o. G., @.
Bergheifner, $3.50 1@a
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FELONTOUs AssAULT.-James r.
Rider, charged with feioniously assaulting
and cutting Morris Landers with an ice
pick on the Fourth, was brought before
Police Justice White this morning. Owing
to the absence of the wounded man, the
case was continued until Monday. Bail
was allowed the accused in the sum Of
81 900. se s---
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nA- PERSONS LEAVING THE CITY FOR
THE SUMMER MONTHS CAN HAVE THE
STATE JOURNAL MAILED TO THEM
FOR FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. THE
JOURNAL REACHES THE GREENBRIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, AND POINTS
BEYOND, ON THE LINE OF THE CHES-
APEAKE & OHIO RAILROAD, TWELVE
HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS.
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e CLEARRD.-The Norwegian bark Ed
win. Captain Christafferson, cleared to-day
for Liverpool with cargo of tobacco and
slaves; also the bark Adeline and Marianne
Captain 5. Warmkin, laden with -four for
Rio de Janeiro. aa'a
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-We understand
that the late Maryland editorial excur.
sionists who were here were more pleased
with our city and their reception than that
ofany place they visited. ~
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SCRINfMAGE.-A real estate agent and
dry goods merchant, both of whom do
business on lower Main street, INDUCED in
little fisticuff in the office of the former
this morning, by which the latter was con-
siderably wOrsted.
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DISCHARGED.--The continued case OF
Charley johnson. charged with obtaining
the sum of two hundred and twenty-five
dollars from Mrs. E.. NJ. Cosby under
false pretences, was heard in the police court
to-day and the accused discharged.