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WAs DEPARTMENT.

UFFICE OF CHIEF SI6NAL UFFICBB,
WAsHIEGICE, ID. c., Aug 90 1878.
Probabilities the Northwest and
the upper lake region, The pressure will
diminish slightly high temperature, light
southeast to southwest winds ard clear or
partly cloudy weather. For New England,
the northern portion Of che Middls 3afes
and The lower LAKE region, less pressure,
slightly sing temperature, light southeast
to westerly winds and partly cloudy wealth
er. From the middle Atlantic coast south
west over tie South Atlantic add Eastern
Gulf States, continued high barometer and
light variable winds with areas cf rain. For
the Ohio valley and Tennessee, slight
cloudiness with northeast to southeAsterly
winds and nigh temperature on Sturdy.
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HOnOrably Acquitted.

William Benn, arrested upon the charge
of larceny of dry goods to the amount OF
$40 value from A. Flaxman, had q trial be-
fore Justice Cassetty yesterday, and was
honorably acquitted, the prosecutor being
taxed with the cost.
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sanrtsirates Commtsssoned.

Hugh Parkinson, /. j. Sebastian, John
NJ. Dickey, Robert Drenon, James 81. Full
Ter, H. T. Cbilds, A. j. Childress and l. j.
Towery, of Lincoln, and ). W. Edwards, OF
Wilson comfy, received their commissions
as Magistrates yesterday.
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larceny OF F,fty DOlIars.

John Fountain, colored, was arrested
yesterday, charged with stealing $50 out OF
the vest pocket of Charles Martin, the fruit
yender. Tbe accused was arraigned before
Justice Cassetty, and committed to jail In
default of $500 bond for his appearance
next Tuesday.
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Rest and oldest Family Medicine

Sanford's Liver Invigorator.-A purely
Vegetable Cathartic and Tonic-for Dys-
pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick-head-
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
Ask your Druggist for it. Beware Of i'm
itations. mh9 salty
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To be Dedicated

The new Odd Fellows hail at Bellevue
in this county, and by the way very hand
some building is to be dedicated publicly
on the night of the 10th September.
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Mrs n A RaIlarh- Maaical Elect

Mrs. L. A. Ballard, Medical Electro
clan, at No. II Park street, wishes to in
form her Patients, and those DESTROYS OF
becoming such, of her return to the city.
>Call early, as she Is to be here oniy during
September, before leaving again for a short
time, aug26 st tues wed&sat
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Peace Warrant

At the instance of Catherine Taylor,
Rens Henter aud Matte Martin were
arrested on peace warrant. Justice Cas-
setty continued the case until Monday.
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Another cali from the Tenth ward

To the Union and American:
IfMr. Peter Phillips will serve as Coun-
Gilman from the Tenth Ward, and permit
shame to be baloted for by hosts of his
iellow-citizens in the ward who have conf
cence in his integrity, capacity and pro-
cressive spirit, be will certainly be elected.
WEST END.
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Vienna Premiums and Sewing ma
chimes.

We copy the following from the New
York Herald of Aug. II:
THE REGION OF THE SEWING MACHINES.
Ii Dante had been gifted with the spirit
of prophecy he would have set apart re-
gion in his inferno to illustrate the riValries
and emotions of the sewing machine manu-
fscturers Of the United States. The con-
fficts, the misunderstanding, the ambi-
tons, the yearnings for appreciation and no
toriety, the odd, incessant efforts TO win
medals of progress and renown and merit
and honor, which inspire the gertle-
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Blank {. } indicates no report cipher t0T sta
tionary; minus (-) tendency % fal; plus (f) ten
dency to rise. A o. Ford, Observer.
After rising a little, the river 1t this point
commenced declining again yesterday. We
report 20 inches on Harpeth Shoals.
The Arch P. Green departs for Cairo at
- o'clock tD-dsy in command OF Capt. An
derson. This will probably be the last boat
goiDg ont this sessoD, as the river Is getting
very low.
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7. E. Winstesd Il Co. will sell fo- Is
days, Boots, Shoes, Vslises and Travelling
Bags ct greatly reduced prices, aug24 1w
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West End Aeademy.-This School, To-
Gated on the correr of Church and West
Carroll streets, viii open the first Monday
September. angl4 tiIlsep1
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STEAMBOATS,.

For Cairo, MemPhIs, ST. Louis
and New Orleans.
TIME NEW STEAMER
Arch y. Green $50
j. B. Anderson. Master; K. I. Armstrong, Cl'ks
VIII leave as above on SATURDAY 50tn 1nst-D
at II O'Clock NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
HARRISON 8 SON, Agents, corner Broad
and Front streets. augzJ q
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NOfaries Public.

OBJ. Wright and E. b. Brathers Of De-
Kalb county, yesterday received their com
missions AS notaries public.
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Rare inducements offered at the Msx-
well House Shoe Store. Ladies and Gents
low cut Shoes at cost for cash. aug24 1w
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On the other Side.

Justice Cassetty hastemporarily removed
his Office to an office on Deaderick, nearly
opposite bis old headquarters.
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Died.
KOrEL ARRIVALS.

BRIGGS.-At half-past twelve o'clock this
morning, Mrs. TKNzsssEE BRIees, in the 37th
year of her age.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
81. Louis aud eOutheassern Railway.
Fsstst Louis Express leaves Nashville a:5o Am
Exnress trains arrive at Nashville at lao A.x
1910 p. n.
xemneusee ana ranafic Karlroaa.
No. Leaves Lebanon lat. 800 A. n.
Arrives at Nashville at..9:10 A. IA
Leaves Nashville st.. s4:30 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon ae. $40 r. u.
Prices Stageleave Lebanon at 1880 CLOCK AN.
81 Lebanon at O'Clock P. n, on Mondays, We'd
esdays and Fridays.
Nashville ,ChattanOOEa, and 81. Louis
Railway.
:Daily except Sunday.)
VAsanOOCatran leaves as 4 !. I and o
Msmphis snd st. Louis
trnin lesxse.... E4 AN. lZ:ZO PEN
arrives. .-5:oG A. II. and 4:s0 ?. n.
SheIbyville Accommodation.
DAILY except Sunday.
shelbyville Accommodation, leaves at d:oo Pm.
G,outsvaIIo and Nashville and Great
sE Southern Railroad.
I,aave STATEN on North College street at 500
AN. daily and ]. 20 p. H., Daily except sunday
Arrives at 700 a. NJ, and 300 r. II,
between Nashville and GaIlattn, except Edge
neld junction.
GaIIatiu Accommodation, Daily.
Ann
Leaves Nashville. ..4:oO r H.
louisville end FsshviIIe and Great
a0ufnern RailrOad.---Nashvffle AND
Decatur Division.
Laval, q N. Depot, North College street,
0Sing South-7:20 An; $50 Pm.
Arrive North-4:40 AM; lao Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart rom Louie
Vile and Nashville Depot NORTH Sonege ssr ss,6
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Ohsttanoogs
Depot.
OoLUMB1A AoooxMoDAT1oR-Lesve $50 2.
NJ strives 9:15 A. n, from l.. q N. Depot, North
College street.
LoufsyiIleand Cincinnati Shcrs Lime
Railroad.
~v.,n.lsays sndsrriye ut Louisville sstollows
LNAvB. ARRIvE
Southern Fast Line, except
Sunday. o'yo W A. 1o.SS /. -
Cincinnati ExpFets, daily S-oO f' M Lao" p u
Cincinnati Night Express,
except Sunday.......,.. ll.oO e L. o'Ao A. n
Lexington Mali, except
Sunday. o SO A. 4' ~ A' -
Lexington Express exec pt
Sunday..............-. z-oO ~ IL o" f' -
Lagrange Accommodation,
except Sunday. .:..:... 5;Oo A. M, o'lo r Nd
Lagrange Accommodation,
except Sunday........ $3.50 A. M, $50 p M
Shelbyyille Accommodation
except Sunday. 5:jO A. M, S'oo Pm
Shelbyville Accommodate
except Sunday. 100. 5:OO P. M, $40 AN
SbeIbyviIle Accommodate -
Sunday only. ........... $50 A. M, t'VO f'A
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H. III. ThOrnburg has resumed bust
ness at his old stand, corner of High and
Broad streets, where he viii keep on hand
frst-class stock Of Family Groceries and
Provisions. He solicits the rstronags of his
former friends and customers. ang10 If
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Trunks, Valises and Sstchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstesd's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. je6 tt
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RIVER NEWS.
STATIONS

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, with Changes
in the "a haurs ending p. m. Aug. 20, 1szs,...
ABOVE CHANCES.
Low
STATIONS WATER RISE. FAIL
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Ing" we Gains On W nAChSuAIO' We ded
to stop and wait there for the train, and her
and took room together. She told me
she had been
| asked did the psople where she lived
know all this. and she said "no". asked
her how did she keep it from them, and she
said she managed that. She kepS on ask
ing me if the girls made much money and
If they dressed fine, and all such questions,
as a woman wonid do going TO mouse OF
that kind; | didn't hold out much induce
men.s to her because she was not good
| looking woman. l never would induce q
woman who was ViItuous to go into q
house, for | know just what that
kind of life means. L only
| lead this kind of life because
| | never saw any way of getting out of it.
| | know when woman once gees into
house of that kind there Is no getting ont'
We arrived at my house Saturday morn
ing. The girl went into the house, the first
thing she asked me if had any brandy. L
1ava her a drink and she went up stairs
Snd went to bed. She had her breakfast,
snS asked the girls to help her unpsck her
trunk. Durir the dIy she asked me what
would she wear that night. l noticed her
shoes looked rough and ] says, "Jennle,
vonid better send for some Shoes"
She said. GAN right" l sent
and got the shoes, ard l asked
her if she had any money, she said "1es,
saven dollars.n She went and got s. bill
and two 81 bills. She said, "Get me some
towels and stockings" sent the colored
girl out and got four pair of hose at 20 cts
a pair and dozen towels, for which paid
a dollar. She gave me the name Of Jeanette
Hamilton in Memphis, and said she had
half a dozen names, never dreamed Of the
girl being 2 yirtuous woman. explained
every thing to her and she seemed to under
stand everything. believe this is all can
say.
knew nothing about her dressing to go
into the parlor, chad nothing to DO with
that, and gave her no Instructions; She
came into nv room after dark and had
her hair all fixed up with flowers, and says
aAliss Alice, this dress don't look well
enough for the parlor," said "You'A have
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Tslegraphic Report from Signal Service Corps o.
s. a., Of ObservGticB, at 3.5e o'clock p. My
the PaStfc and Atlantic Lins. .
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 26, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Baltic Gr) Kennedy, Liverpool via Queens
Steamship City Of London d'r), Mirehouse, Liverpool
townmF Hurst ~ ''"'''' ''''p0o' va S''''S
Steamship ormesby Qsp, Kirton, Liverpool-E Nor
steamship Parthia Up, Watson, Liverpool Queens
steamship St Olaf CNop, lille, London, &c-Funch,
! Steamship Deutschland GER, Ladcwigs Bremen via
sonthampton.oelrichs & Go.
%siS:s Clyde Kennedy Galveston Key wesc
Steamship Mississippi, crowel New orcans-Frederic
steamship New Orleans, eager, New orlcans--H B
steamship san Salvador, Nickerson, savannah-w r
Steamship Huntsville, Crowell, savannah-Robt Low
steamship Manhattan, Woodruff Charlcston-H r Nor
Steamship old Dominion Walker Norfolk City Point
and Richmond-od DOMINION Steamship Co
Steamship i knight, johnson, Georgetown, DEC
steamship Fanita, Doane, Phiadelpha-Lorillari
Steamship Nereus Bearse Boston-H + Din,ock
Steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New Acknowledgment 4
Ship Sarah Hgnctt, BurwcI, Liverpool-Chas ? sum
ship Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee, London-GrinneI,
Ship Early Morn OBJ, Fursman Bristol-E Morgan's
Sons
Ship Henry GER, Vessels Bremen-H Koop CO.
Bark Thracian tBr), nay, London-Chas wright q
Bark Brilliant Nor, Nielsen, Cork or Falmouth
Bark Louise wcchard GER wiioe cronstadt--Fuuch
BARK Biornsraa Nor, Hanncstadt Geae-Funch, Edge
Bark Kong sverre (Nor, Marcussen, Havre-Tetens &
Bark Abby Bacon, Merrill, Gibraltar orland, Dear
Bark Isle Of skye (Br, Moran, Barbaaos--L Brig
ham.
Bark Palo Alto, Penney, Port Johnson-H a
Brig John Sherwood, Nckcrson. seville and a market
s ss rSr,ops r s rssss rpE y
Brig Maggie OBJ. strum. Demcrara-Lcaycrafi & Co.
Brig Daylight, Marks, pemerara-L, " 6P Armstrong.
Brig Helen Rowley, Davis, New Oricans-N Brig
Brig Mariposa, Milton, Wilmington, NC-Mllcr &
schr Spectator (sp, Peters, Kingston Ja-A Solo
schr Old Chad MeClintock, Baracoa-E Pug 4 Co
schr Prairie Bird tBr), Caldwell, Windsor, Ns-Cran-
schr GlanInre (Br, rufts, Moncton, Mp Ncvius 4
schr Adelne Elwood hawkins, Galveston--C II NAL
schr 9 II Foster, coombs, New orleans-R II Drum
sehr 4 I Lamar, Appleman Key west--Jencr 4 Co.
Schr q slower, Arey, Jacksonyllle-W Ray
sehr Adolph ilugcl, Speed, GEORGETOWN, sGAbiel Alb
s sSsr h Sett smith Port Roya Lqaa $50
schr Mary Louisa, Gaskil Noriolk-Isaac Staples &
schr Anna Brown, Harding Sandy Hook Gautier
schr 4 Stevens, Kendall salem-a " Loud 4 Co.
sehr GEM rhoma s can ayand
schr Mary. Richardson, Boston-Icd Frye 60.
schrJ Davis, Hallett Goucester-IC FISHER.
schr Aimeda, smith. Penbroke-Jed Frye y Co.
schr Henry Remscn, Allen Provdencc-IsaaG Il sta
schr Fred Han, chatncld, Hartford-Rackctt 4 Bro
schr sae Burton. Burnley, Stamtord-stamford Manu-
Steamer Monitor Grumcly Philadclphla
Steamer T. Biddle Alexander, Philadelphia
steamer Comstock. Drake, Philadelphia
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ARRIV
RBPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALp wnITEsroNE TELEGRArH LINE.

RBPoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamship Glamorgan (Brl, Laybournc Cardiff April
IL, with mdse and liz passengers TO Archibald axer
westerly gales; April n lat 50 ~ Ion 40 10 w passed
large iceberg April IS lat So IS n Ion p % W. exchanged
wyoming 2ifh, lat % 80 y, lon 60 Is " passed brig
rugged Cunard steamer bound east same time. British
9nnboat steering So 18th a ~ a y, lon y . w bark
rugged Imam steamer, bound east.
Steamship Nose Ger, Ernst, Bremen April IL and
southampton 18th; with mdse and 6s2 passengers to
thence strong westerly gales, with very rough sea
April r. OF Nantucket passed an American bark bound
70 New York showing Com flags, II I'D \.
Kingston ia lSth aud Turks Island 10Th with mdse and
passengers 20 pim Forwood CO. April 30 Mr. Castro
steamship PERT, Chester Halifax April p with cargo
ana baggage from wrecked steamship Atlantic to the
Steamship George Washington. Quick New Orleans
April r. with mdse and passengers to Clark Seaman.
Apn % Cape HeiIopen bearing So miles, spoke bark
Bark Augvad (Nor). Rasmussen, London IS davs with
mdse 70 Funch Edge Co. Took the northern passage
and had slrosg westerly winds March 2 lat ~ 50 Ion
80, experienced "A severe hurricane commencing at SW
veerng around to NV lost and split sails lost bboon
shifted cargo, &c obliged throw rart OF nc cargo
overheard 10 tighten the vessel has been 10 DAYS Of
the Banks.
Bark Jane Avery CBr, Dodds, Havana IS days, with
Bark Levant (oI Aberystwith) Jones Havana II davs
with sugar 70 carver Barnes Been days OF Hat
tcras, with light winds aud Gains.
Bark Maggie on Mainland NS) Fleming Matauzas I3
days with sugar and melado 20 order; vessel "a j h
ney Co. Had variable weather has been days north
OF atteras; April Is 70 miles Sc OF Absecom spoke ship
Alexandra Cr). from sandy Hook for Doboy.
PR i6days with sugar 10 W A 7 Armstrong Had light
Brig iiaviiasd of Arichet, Hs), Burtin. Havana IA
OF NateraA with Gains and lipht winds
Brig Margaret iof New oreans Smith, Cardenas II
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY IT, SHEET

got some things for him; took them TO him, and
delivered note from one OF the ship officers; as
soon as he opened tie note ne asked me to get a
hack as soon as ! could; brought a hack to the
door and notified him Of The fact; then told the
hackman tnat AR. Dennison would be
down IN few minutes; | went up to
discharged; Mr Caselli and Mrs. Peasants were
standing in the room; opened the door and saw
tue deceased lying on the floor; | then rushed
after doctor.
THE VERDICT
| The jury then returned the following verdict
That the deceased came to his death from the
effects Of pistol shot wound in the head, inflicted
by himself while laboring under great mental eX-
citement caused by domestic trouble.
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SCI PING NEW S.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
.Su,ts. Destination. O1ice
Steamers.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIL
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
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inciuded, excepting where any period pr,Sos %
August l. 1877 Is embl aced in the returns 81 dcn
savings banks; The exemption o. eSter 40 onIy
TO deposits Of less than $500 IN the NAME " my
one person. m.oo,as
SCISSOR shall cease in the respective dstHcts I'll
returns OF legacies and SUGGESTIONS must DC naue
by persons liable TO tax thereom 70 the fact that
legacy and succession taxes accrue upon properly
passing by reason OF the death OF person dying
since June 40 1864 and before October l, 1870 and
tbaf tney accrue AT the time OF such death without
regard to the time when they become due and
The regulations are exceedingly voluminous
making pamphlet OF tnirty-one pages, and con-
tain full Instructions for the guidance OF collectors
and their deputies.
Naval Orders.
Captain w. G. Temple has been detached from
the command of the Wabash and ordered to return
home; Commander James II. ellis, from the Naval
observatory, and ordered as Ordnance and Navi-
CATION Officer at the Norfolk Navy Yard vice Com
mander James Z. Jouett, detached and placed on
waiting orders; Lieutenant Commander G. G.
Schulze, from duty in the Nicaraguan Survey, and
placed on sick leave; Lieutenant Commander A. II.
Wright, from the Narragansett and placed on sick
leave.
Treasury Statement.
Balances in the Treasury to-day =
Currency ................ s1sS3, 800
Special deposits of legal tenders Tor the
redemption OF certificates OF deposit. 90 SOC, 900
Coin. Recommendations. II, 1893, 46S
Including coin certificates .......... 20 26s, 400
Legal tenders outstanding ......... 357 ,942, $50
Currency Statement.
The receipts OF fractional currency for
the week ending to-day amount to- 1854, 600
Shipments OF fractional currency ...... S04, 400
Shipments or notes Observation-Disclosures. 663, 500
The Treasurer holds in trust security
for national bank circulation ..... 3sS, 1876, 500
And for public deposits. l5,S35,OOO
National bank notes outstanding at this
date 244 1873, 2s9
Internal Revenue receipts to-day ....... 301,574
For the month Observation-Disclosures. 6,6O7 562
For The fiscal year to date. $1,000, l57
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Steamships parthia for Livetroo; Baltic. do: Italy,
DO City Of Lqndon do; olymra GasgHw; India, DO
yana; Clyde, Key West and Galveston; New Orleans
New Orleans; Mississippi do; Hanf svlc, Savannah San
RGichmond, &c; Ellen Terry; Mwbern. = Kpieht
Athlete, Liverpool Tres Iiermanos Barcelona; An
dcrson, Havana; Fvanell, Marsecs; Helios, Malmo
James Stone, Aniier; vittoria, Gibraltar; Spirito
Cork; zio Lorenzo Belfast l. briggs Carmita BARCELONA
miah, Sagua Ia Grande Express, Cronstadt; Principe
Cadiz; American Union, Laguayra and Porto Cahello
Eliza Fcrnandna. Fla schrs Ben, Wilmington, NC Joe
Hooker, Gloucester.
Wind at sunset NV fresh
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BASE BALL.
The Athletics Unexpectedly Beat the
BaltimOres.

Balt1mOres.
PHILADELPHIA, April 90, 1878.
The game OF base ball between the Athletic and
Baltimore Base Ball Clubs, this afternoon, was
witnessed by 5000 persons. The Athletics were
the victors. Before the game commenced the
Baltimores were the favorites by 100 to 40. Force
of the Baltimore Club, was unable to play, and
Carey took his place. The errors OF Arson gave
the Baltimores three out of their four runs The
catching Of Clapp, OF the Athletics, was the most
noticeable feature OF the game. The Baltimores
deded finely but the fielding and batting of the
Athletics was superior. N. 4. Young, of Washing
ton, was the umpire. The following is the score -
Athletics. .............. 2 0 o 0 Ill
Batmores. 0 0 ? 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n en States legal everyw de rtiop &c sufi
cient cause; no publicity required; no charge until
divorce granted; advice free. s
NJ HOUSE. Attorney, 1874 Broadway
A BS0LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROu COURTS
n OF different states legal everywhere publicity;
no ieesin advance advice free commiss every
state. FREDERICK 4 KING.
Counselor-atL Law, 36S Broadway.
GoNsuMPTIoN.-A GENUINE EFFECTUAn REMEDY
- Tor hopeless Consumption liberated Lungs, Coughs
lids sending address stamp PHYSICIAN, 2ss
Post office.
DISEASES OF ALL. KINDS ARE USUALLY MORE
portion the year Therefore, every precaution should
be adopted TO Keep the body in healthy condition.
Among the annoying disorders present
time, which usually trouble persons OF habit more
than the sick headache. IL IS usually the some
indiscreton eating or drinking. Women being more
sedentary in their habits thanmc frequent sufferers
this malndy This pain and heavirrss of
usually felt in the morning arising aud frequently
continues during The day As as the patient feels
the uness in the head and pain In the temples dose
OF sCHENCks MANDRAKE PILLS should be taken, and
In short time the sufferer will feel well as ever.
This been tried by thousands and the SICK
headache coming on every week ten days, they are
not troubled with II once IN three months.
SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS are composed Of a
number roots, besides Podophyllin concentrated
Mandrake, all Of which tend the secre ons of
the liver, and act more promptly than blue pills or mer
curry, and without leaving any dangerous effects
They expel worms, mucus, bile and all morbid matter
from the systsn Prepared by scu,xr,.
northeast corner sixth and Arch streets Philadclnba
For sale by AL druggists and dealers
Nos 3 and College place, New YORK" York.
Wholesale Agent
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OBITUARY.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April 90, 1878.
John MCGEE, son of the late Hon. John McGee
died at Watkins last night of congestion of the
lungs.
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