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EXPERIMENTS WITH SMALL DosEs.-French
experiments, made with a view to determine
how minute dose of poison will produce deci-
ded medicinal effects, present some interesting
results, and are of real medical importance ii
appears that the blood of an OK which had been
dead ten days was used in the test. Having in
noculated rabbit with this blood poison, the
doctor took the blood of that rabbit, and so on
to the twenty-tfth generation that had died
The result proved that the one-trilliOnth part
of drop of decayed blood injected subdermal-
ly-under the skin-suffced to poison a rabbit
From this, though it does not appear whether
there was any repetition of the test, to confirm
II or not, dissectng surgeons can perceive that
though the dissecting- knife may be clean to the
eye, 1t may yet hold an invisible atom of death
poison, Sufficient to infect the circulation il
the operator should by accident even prick his
finger.
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A Boys ENGINE OF MIsCHIRF-The bows of
Lynchburg, Va, have been puzzling and an
noying the police and all good citizens by loud
erty, in different portions of the city. At last
the police have succeeded in getting possession
OF one of the internal machines, which is thus
with gunpowder. 1t is then wrapped tightly
with strips of cotton cloth; over this Irvine is
tightly coiled, then q quantity of paper is
wrapped around 1t, and another complete COW
ering of stout hemp Irvine is put around verv
compactly. In the neck OF the bottle a fuse is
fixed, and the machine is attached to a lamn-
post, awning post, or some such support, the
fuse lighted and the fireman makes a hasty re-
treat The bottle explodes with report almost
equal to cannon, and the fragments of glass
are strewn in every direction. Windows are
the danger from the fragments of flying glass
can be cOmprehepded. go
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Affairs in Loudoun County. Virginia.

CAMP MEETING.-The camp meeting of the
M. Il. church, South, to be held in the woods of
Mr.. Benton, near Unison, in this county COM
mences tomorrow, Thursday.
LAND SALEs.-OnM Monday last Heaton Mich
OILS and Kilgour, commissioners in the case of
Reed vs. Beans, sold, at public sale, a brick mill
and dwelling house, with nearly six acres OF
ground, for 81, 250-A. II. Beans purchaser;
also, lot of q acres of ground for s47 so per
acre-Amos Beans purchaser; and 43 acres for
$50 per acre-A. III. Beans purchaser. All the
above is located within one mile of the Hamil-
ton depot.
CoNFLAGRATIoN NEAR MIDpIsBuRG.-On
Wednesday afternoon, 9Th instant, the stack
yard of Mr.. Stretchley Chinn and the threshing
machine of Messrs. Hugh Swart and Hugh
Waters were entirely consumed by fire. The
IRE originated by the friction of some of the
machinery, and in second the wheat and straw
around the machine ignited like gunpowder,
and stacks and machine were in a sholt time a
mass of smoulderiDg ruins. Mr.. Chinn's loss is
estimated at about 5000; that OF Messrs Swart
and Waters at about 500.
SALE OF Town PRoPERTY.-On SATURDAY.
last j. L. Rinker, auctioneer, sold for r. H. Lee
and j. nj. Orr, commissioners, the house and lot
of ground at the western end of Loudoun street
known as the Poland property, for 81 ,1O0-w.
Scott Downey purchaser. On the same day the
same aucuoneer sold for Mrs. Mary f. Johnston
doun street, now occupied by @. A. Johnston,
for 81 ,lO0-Ssmuel Orrison purchaser. Mr.
Orrison also purchased, at private sale, from
Mr.. Jacob Wizard, the brick dwelling and
grounds attached, situated on the corner OF
Liberty and Cornwall streets, and at present in
the occupany of said Wizard, for 81 500 cash.
LeeSburg Mirror. 18Th.
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AN ELoPEMENT IN BROOKLYN HIGH LIFE
Brooklyn upper tendon is agitated over an
elopement in high life, the parties being the
only daughter of a wealthy merchant doing bust
ness In this city, but residing on Hicks street,
near the Mansion House, in the City of Oh urches
ana the son of an equally wealthy politician of
the same city. The young gentleman in dues-
ton has long been sutton for the Young lady,
put his attentions have been discouraged in
every possible manner by her parents. His
business calling him to Europe about two
months ago, he proposed, and being accepted
by his inamorata, fastened to inform the old
gentleman and ask his consent to the nuptials
he was politely shown to door. On Tuesday
morning last the young lady ordered the car
rage and started to dress herself, ostensibly
ior drive. Her unusually elaborate toilet at
tracted the attention of her aunt, who happened
10 be in the room, but the young lady passed it
on with some careless remark. Late the same
afternoon the coachman returned alone bear
ing a note descriptive eff the young couples
gorgeous marriage at the house of the Young
gentleman's parents. 1t stated that the cere-
mony had been performed by Unitarian cler-
gyman, in the absence of the Rev. Dr. Van
Dyke, at whose church both families worship,
and that the writer and her husband would
wait forgiveness at the Brevoort House, New
York. There was wrath in that family that
evening, and up to the present the happy pair
have received no sign that the old gent has
reIented.-N. y. Cor. Boston Herald.
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R-Josephine Mansfield is under treatment IN
Paris for cancer

~Josephine Mansfield is under treatment In
Paris for cancer.
pTSemmes. of 1000" fame, has opened a
Trunk factory in the south.
R-The abolition of logging in the Chicago
public schools is a success, SO the boys think.
~Smart women make four dollars dav at
harvesting in Minnesota without "smiling."
~ Silver ornaments supersede gold ones at
Saratoga this season.
ga colored porter and an Irish chamber
maid have eloped together from New Bedford.
~Whisky inside and tobacco outside Is said
to be an infallible cure for the bite of rattle
snake.
0A Bafialo man probed the head of his SON.
in-iaw, the other day, with pitch-fork to see if
he had brains.
0-A report is current in Paris that Metz will
be restored to France, through the influence OF
tnted libel suit for $4,000 against Mr.. Barry.
of Boston, on accout of matters brought ont n,
the late Barry divorce case.
~The Toledo Blade says the liberals and
democrats OF Ohio are not shaking handle across
the bloody chasm as much as they were. bnt
they are shaking fists ct each other.
1.-The Boston Transcript says that Miss
Lydia Thompson Will be married In London on
the 18th inst, TO Mr.. Alexander Henderson, for
years her business manager, and sails for this
country on the 31st- '-'''
s]Just az soon as Train and Sergeant Bates
Break out. Edward Payson weston p snS ,a 70
Schurz will probably soon 90 into a stt,te Of
eruption. "
~ A lady in Auroa, ILL.,, Is suing for divorce
from her husband on account Of the reveIsfions
made to her BY spirits. Probably the courts Of
Illinois. which are of the earth, earthly. viii
require to have this spiritual evidence con-
frmed. VA
s1Meivin Duff married ut st. Iou,s IN.
daughter Of Mr.. Miller about two weeks AGO
against his consent, since when Duff and NiIIer
have had several quarrels, and one on Sundsv
night. which resulted in the death of the Latte!
a%It is noticeable that in the United state
In 1870 there were ! ,345 deaths from suicide'
while there were only 2o2 by lightning; in other
words an individual L. six times As likeiv To LII
himself as lightning Is to kill him.-Hartfor,t
Conrdnf. '
D0rAt the annual convention Of the New ,Jar-
sey spiritualists, last week, marriage WAC Ia
nounced, and one lady orator gave = good hif NJ
some Of her own sex In these wor.s: ssThere are
thousands Of women who don't love their hu,-
baEds, and won't let anybody else love themv
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LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.

81 IS, less IL per cent ' ~''0-' @.s'a
Brown Cotton Rose AZ eg- 30 Al, %. - a -
cent. ~ 49, io'' !" P0h
Brown Bslhr,esan bose at 7so, So, 81 o., 81 81.
81 -, SLY, 90 q, lees 10 Der cent -
M I'M & aneS SAX Hose, regular prizes, less
Merino Vests al sec. TO 81. less 10 per cent.
10 per cent. f'---'' ioss
Linen Hemstitched Hsrdkerchiefs At sc. SOC. &c.
45c, soc, 75c, 81, 81. q, less 10 per cent 1879 49,
Sl.2s, Sl.5O, less 10 per cent - ' "N' 80
Linen Collars so< Cuffs
Lsdles' p ancy soarfs, 7Sc, less 10 per cent
Kid Gloves, snd5 button, regular prices less ic
per cent. =
Isle Thread Gloves, l, q and button, az 7sc, sc,
81, less 10 per cent
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nave been grumbling q good deal at the
persimmon lately, seeing every tree. big and
a. pu' |" ooouiiou
W me mat IL might DC It's humoie mission
to sacrifice itself to save the nobler fruits.
That is to saw, IL the caterpillars prefer
the nerximmon "a che annie vhv No, r;,a
'He ~pp" ny 10 s'e
'"en All Tue persmmon they "ahtI Ihey
make goods traps, in fact. have been at work
make A brusb FIRE hreak or the nests and
,h,o,- ar, a. M, - -
'nfo" mem H. Inc tnriF Is making trouble
again in the vines and 4 have heen burniuy
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RetrOcession Of Alexandria.
WHAT Is SAID ABOUT 1T ON BOTH SIDES d
THE POTOMAC.


THE POTOMAC.
At the meeting of the Common Council OF
AIexandTia teli Tuesday night, Judge Under
wood, of the Board Of 4 idermeu in o., Dos;ny
an appropriation foT the erection of a n,arlue
hospital Ia that city, Is reported by the Alex
andria SeI.tiaeI to have said that .the should.
under ordinary circumstances, be in favor of
the erection Of hOspitak which he considered
necessary in the highest sense. But the financial
pressure upon our people has been very severe
OF late, and 1t would be, perhaps, incxpedient
lures lately made. But there i another reason
stronger still. There will be a serious efFor.
made by our neighbors across the river d
change the existing status OF this CITY AND
county. The Judge then related an interview
he had had with Governor Cooke and Chief
Justice Cartier, of the District, from which he
had learned that they had determined on the
move. Judge Cartier had pronounced the ACT
of retrOcession OF rs unconstitutional and void
and they would make a test case by getting
some citizen OF Alexandria to refuse to paw his
taxes, and file a bill for an Injunction against
their collection by the state of Virginia
They preferred that mode to proceeding In a
criminal case, by habeas corpus. Judge Cart
ter did not hesitate to say he would grant the
injunction. The Board OF P ublie Works thought
il necessary TO have both sides of the river AZ
the Board Of Health had concluded the swamps
on the virginia side were the cause OF much of
the malariOus sickness in Washington If done.
Congress will probably take hold OF the matter
and provide hospital better than we can
build. The effort will probably be made IN the
fall, and we had better wait its result Should
Il fail the Judge said he would heartily favor
me hospital. He also remarked that the change,
If made, would very seriously affect him, and
neeessitate bis resignation Of the judgeship or
removal, and said he had looked at the Giobe
of the date of the act of retrocession and found
that Col. Winter Payne, of Fauquier then a
member Of Congress from South Carolina. had
opposed II as uncorstitr 'ional, and many demo-
cratic Statesmen, L-@ ~ wings" The reDort
was laid over.
WHAT ALEXANDRIA THIsKs OF IT.
Edltorially commenting on the subject, the
SeRfiast says: ''We were not entirely unprenared
for the announcement made by Judge Under
wood in the board Of aldermen last night THAT
the Washington authorities were determined tn
test the question Of Alexandria's status But
We were rather surprised to learn that they had
already sounded the chief justice Of the District,
ahd procured his c0mmittal, in advance to
inelr scheme for bringing il up. We were at
least gIatined at the fair and candid way in
Tnlsn me Information was related by Judge
ahaerwood, and hope our citizens, whatever
IN. .neI views ana wishes on the subject, will treat
IN o1e calmly, and not q " into useless abuse
OF each other, or of the spovers that heJ Ar
the subject" fSe' VIZ
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LOCAL NEWS
Condensed Locals.

The frst annual pic-bic OF 'IOurneY man
Painters Lodge, No. p. at Analostan Island
neTt Monday, will doubtless be a select and
The new catalogue Of the Y. NJ. c. A. library
has been presented To US, and We notice that Il
contains many new and popular works, a. well
as complete sets Of the old standard authors.
AM one wishing good reading would DO well to
examine these catalogues, which can be OBJ
tanned at the rooms of the association.
Dr. Ash and Mr.. Peters, OF the city council OF
Pittsburg with Mr.. y. Dempster, the city en-
gneer. have benin this city, the guests of some
OF the members of the Board of Public Works.
They were under instructions OF their city gov
eminent to thoroughly examine the system of
improvements here, and the various pavements,
sc, in use, with view to their introduction in
PittsbuIg.
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MINIS FURNISHING GOODS.

9 Paimers Patent Yoke Shirts. reaay-,sase. Cor
& l6 50, lees 10 per cent -' ~
herinc shlrts, sse, 81, els, sls, sl.Ts, 81,
kngllsh Brown Cotton Socks, 90 s., 40, 81 50, 60
upwards, less 10 Ter cent ~' S'a
lees 10 per ceut f'N'os
Linen Collars and Cu, regular prices, less 10 per
Black Ties, Black scsrfs, Fancy Starts Fancy
cent. -
Linen and SIX Pocket HANDKERCHIEF, regular
prices, less 10 per cent.
Md Gloves, regular prices, less 10 Per cent
Llsle Thread Gloves, IS cents, less 10 psr cent
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INFANTS GARMENTS.

Infants Long Skirts st from 81 IS 10 81 70 ,.s Il
per cent. =
Cambria Sliis.
Cambria Dr. see, Plain,
Cambric DIR ses, Embroidered
FLANNEL Sklts, PLAIN
Flannel Skirts, Embroidered
Square Drawers.
Robes.
Walking CloAks.
Wool Boots.
And complete stock Of every article Of Iufap.ss
wear; all subject 70 discount OF 10 per cent
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A STRONG ALUM WATER is a sure death to
bugs OF any description. Take two pounds of
pulverized alum, and dissolve In three quarts
of boiling water, allowing it to remain over the
fire until thoroughly dissolved. Apply, while
syringe to force the liquid In the cracks of the
walls and bedstead. Scatter also the DO wdered
alum freely in all these places, and you viii
soon be rid OF these insect nuisances which fiji
one with disgust. ~
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WHITE GOODS.

Hamburg Edses, lsc TO 81 yard, less 10 per cent.
Hamburg inserting, lsc. 10 al 81 yard lees 10 per 81
per cent. t0'o ~
10 per cent. 49, 49,
Victoria Lawn, soo. 20 SOC yard, less 10 per cent
striped Plaid and Plain Nainsook, SOs to s0c yard
less 70 per cent.
Bishop Lawn, at soc 70 50c yard less 10 per cent.
Tucked frooking st eoc % o. yard less 10 per cent
per cent. - -
Plain orgsndy, sc. to 7sc yard, less 10 per cent.
hsrsalia, at Exc. TO Sc. yard, less 10 per cout
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DARK GREY SLATE, such as Is used for cover
ing roofs, writing states, &C., has recently been
= discovered on the Crawford springs property,
owned own py Mr. patterson. The specimens exhib-
tied, taken from the surface, are three or four
rect long, several feet wide, and about two in ches
in thickness. There has also been found, at the
same place, variety of Tennessee marble
,SDectdtOr,
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FANCY GOODS.

Perfumery, Soaps and Toilet Articles resnlar sroa.
less ~ per cent.
Pearl Ivory and French Sleeve Buttons AZ q cents
~ 70 ~ per pair, less Do per cent.
Eoia snlri studs at o. 20 Is, less 10 per cent
hoIy LOG collar Buttons, &c SIS, 81, Sgss,
-, e ~, : y, less IL per cent.
Plaln and Fancy Fans, 7sc. 20 go, lees 10 Per CT
an and Umbrella Chaielain, 7ec 10 So less 10 Frot
OA1dlNed Buckles, Sets Ear Drops, Nff.aearetts.
H.. &C, &c, regular prices, lees ID per cent.
SetJewelry, regular prices, less 10 per cent.
Psrssols and Sun Umbrellas from $3.50 10 sl2, less
10 per cent. ' -
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BEAUTIFUL RURAL HOMES AND BUILDING
SlTES--tt all the country surrounding and
within sight OF this city, there Is none more at
uactlve and beautifully located, it is conceded
by all who have visited il. than = North Airing
ton Heights above Georgetown. on the south
s'de o. The Potomac. From this point perfect
"bird's eye view of Washington, Georgetown
anu the surrounding country for mics can be
seens-much mere extended and perfect than
fTcIn any locality on the north side of the river
and a more perfectly healthy locality cannot be
found east OF the Rocky mountains. 1t lies
about three hundred feet above the river thus
securing pure aBd dry air. perfectly free from
the miasma so prevalent in the low lands espe-
clally near river. As is announced to-day in
our advertising columns. these valuable high
lands have recently been s1bdivided into lots of
from one TO twenty acres each by our enter
prising friend, Mr.. Robert A. Phillips. A rare
opportunity is here offered 10 secure a home
combining unsurpassed advantages and attrac-
tons.
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LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS,

LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
Cotton skirts, tucks, s. cents, less 10 per cent
- ellis
Elegantly trimmed Skirts from o. Is 10 900 Lass n
Gotten che%i'es at e cents, les 10 per cent.
EiesS &c trimmed ohenises from sl.sOt 70 $751;
Cotton Drawers at g e cents le,s 10 per oezt.
81
And full and complete line Of other STYLES
Night Dresses from Slsl TO $40, less 10 Per cent.
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nj EBoHASrs LINE OF sTEAnsHIps.
Avn BETWEEN
WAsHIEGTOG AND NEW YORK.

6Srssftss the NE Bteamships y O. KING Er an<
SGhS GIBSON viii make regular weekly I-sesank
pRdAa WASHINGTON and GEORGE
TOWN, a. follows:-Leaye NEW Work from Pies
eEoRe kT0MH every FRIDAY ct q. a., AMI
AkEAAnDkIA the same day q = N.
Agent once and wharf foot OF Hish street, George
town, or q ths oorpsr Of Nth street and New Yors
~ Freiehts delivered By Knoxr Express. Or
ders left at General once, sos Pennsy fvania ave.
tended to,
tol.0 I, ", THOMP6OU. President.
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A DEACON called on brother deacon, and In
the brothers absence kissed the brothers wife
Called on for an explanation. he said il was done
In play merely, as he was full of such pranks
from bOyhood whereupon the offended brother
thrashed him and threw him down stairs, with
from boyhOOd.
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TIE ETH STREET SEWER CAVES AGAIN
Larry this morning "A portion OF the street
pavement IN 'front.' OF the New York Herald bu-
reau, on 18th street, fell in with tremendous
crash. An examination revealed the fact M AZ
the ground along the line OF sewer extending
from street TO the avenue, had undoubtedly
undermined, in consequence probably of a
break IN the work. and for the security of We
hieies that halfO the street on which the sewer
Is located was fenced in. II will be remembered
that some six years ago, just after this sewer had
D en- completed. a similar accident happened
by which Mr.. L. II. Ridenour's horse fell in
and was carried through the sewer, and made
his exit at its mouth, then running into the
canal. There Is spring Of water-an unfail-
ing spring, running through the ground in this
locality, ard that this has undermined the
sewer, by gradually washing away the earth, IL
hkely. But the sewer, which was built in the
old nun eipal DAYS. has ALWAYS been a source OF
cCmpIai and danger
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

Our stock of LINEN SUITS POLOSAIsEs
hEDlNGOTs IL the largest IN the CITY, and We
invite the attention Of the ladies the great bar
gains we give BY the liberal reduction Of ID per cent
from our prices.
We name y few, with prices:
Brown Linen Suits AZ 4 2 40. Iess N - -.
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SECULAR SUR AGAINST HUsBAND.-Mr.
W. w. Boardmsn has, for Patrick HoIloran
entered a suit against VIM. O'Shea to recover
the sum OF sT35 and costs, for the support aud
maintainance OF the defendants wife, who On he
~ Is charged, deserted and abandoned about
NAY, re, leaving her IN a destitute condition,
HulSuf means u s1lport
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CITY ITEMS.

JuLIPs, SMAsHEs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scriptions carefully compounded by George W.
Driver and his corps of efficient assistants, at
the new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Ak street. 8,l2,tf
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To BE HANGED TO-NORRow.-The A,e,.,-
dris SenftHsI says that from the eonyersst,nn
held by an Aiexandrian with Colonel r. -.
Owens, aid TO Governor Walker, and fran !.
Telegram received by Messrs. Kent aud Nesle
counsel, the intimations are that there will he
no further respite for VIM jackson, the col
ored man under sentence Of death for wife
murder, IN which event he viii be hung to-
morrow.
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Coon FooD AND PLENTY OF IT produces
the same effect upon person who has been
starved that the Peruvian Syrup, an Iron
Tonic, does upon the weak and debilitated; IL
makes them strong and vigorous, changing
weakness and suffering into strength and
health.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT, Jsdss De,rsoa To-day, Cor
60 and costs Lewis Smith. same css1s:; 80 Ihsr 5.
whsa Ella ess
ord woman, was fined 81 FLOR contempt Of court in
tis, larceny Of two sheets and some chsmises from
parties unknown; jail % days. Jerry johnson,
that jerry thrashed him for treating eoIopes
woman to piece OF pie In Shea den. on the corner
ssult and battery on Doc Ais1 asder With intent to
XII, pleaded guilty, and was committed for the
HINT FOR THE MAeIsrRArks' INVESTIGATING
Jul,. t.s.. cn.,,.s S on snriaI. u,.,
proane language IN The Street This Was ONE Of ths
many case. presented daily ct this court founded on
brewing for some time between these parties es1 wSeh
ed TO an an alteration and the warrant. Lucinda,
cutting attorney, stated that she was
and Sors et for one dollar per week that she paid
one s1mon Joseph, young magistrate, one dollar
Ior the warrant, but she on mature reflection, did
talk of Wiz tne case II was too late to
ss on enquiry Of the Attorney for the District Il
coming before him, founded on magistrate var
rants about six, and Of these one in ten
the attorney entering a nolle proseauf In most OF
these cases the magistrates charge 81 each for the
i they could go the police court aud get the
ior nothing. This is one point which the Lsgisla-
The truth is that some half dozen agistrates in fh;
nistrict are so used to charging for services that
Sh,ng the police court provides pressiy agar st i
n The chsrge against Mr.. L. Oppenheiiner ia enis
SSourt Yesterday was not for carrying oa business
Iheeahy, put fsr running his wegon without having
hcehee therefore.I
The WASHINGTON MAsoNs IN CANADA.
published dispatches from Kingston, Canada
report the safe arrival of Lafayette Chapter
royal Arch Masons, of this city, at that place.
Inc chapter conferred the degrees yesterday
before the grand body and many distinguished
visitors at Kingston, after which steamboat
excursion was given in honor of the visiting
CHAPTER.
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HAVE You A CoueH. Cold, Pain in the Chest,
or Bronchitis? In fact, have You the premon-
itory symptoms of the ''insatiste archer" Con-
sumption? If 30, know that relief is within
your reach in the shape of DR.. Wistar's
BdlsGm Of Wild Cherry, which, in many
cases where hope had fed, has snatched the
victim from the YaMning grave. G