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ssllo~' or yellow color of skin, or yellowish
brown Spots on face and other parts OF bodv:
Guinness and dTowsiness with frequent head
acne; dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth
dryhess OF throat and internal heat; palpita-
ton; IN many cases a dry, teasing cough, with
sore throat; unsteady appetite, raising OF food
cboklng sensation in throat; distress. heavi-
ness, bioated or full feeling about stomach and
slues, pain in sides, back or breast, and about
shoulders; collie, pain and soreness through
bowels, with heat; constipation, alternating
with diarrhGa; piles, hatulence, nervousness.
GOODNESS of eNtremities; rush of blood TO head
with symptoms of apoDleNy, numbness of
limbs, especially at night; cold chills alternat-
ing with hot flashes, kidney and urinary diff
culties; dizziness, low spirits, unSociability and
gloomy forebOdiDgs. Only few of above symp-
toms likely to be present at one time. All who
use Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext, or Golden Medical
Discovery for Liver Complaint and its cOmpIi-
cations are loud in its praise.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE LAST NIGHT-Thp alarm
struck last night at 1870 O'Clock from box No
=, corner Of 10th and G. streets, was for fire ds-
covered in the coal tar mannfaCtJry connected
with the gas house, and carried on by T. Il
warren ~ Co, at the corner of 18th and n
streets. The fire gained headway very ra1itflv
In consequence OF the iuiammable nature OF the
material-sOme 100 barrels Of coal tar AMI oils
stored in sheds adjoining the factOry-and a
general alarm was struck at 1880 O'clock which
brought out the entire fire DEPARTMENT and a
detachment of police from Lieutenant Greer's
precinct. The light could be distinctly seen
from all parts Of the city and surrounding COun
try for many miles. Owing TO the scarcity of
IRE plugs, the engines repaired 10 the river aud
the hremen worked nObly to suppress the II ames
but with little avail, as the buildings ami their
contents were all nearly consumed. The stock
OF the company, buildings, and materials was
valued at about S30OOO, and the loss is estimated
At over $4,000, as all the winter material hal
just been stocked ready for shipment Cover
nor shepherd was at the scene shortly after the
nrst alarm sounded actively aiding IN the efforts
10 save u property. He and several members
OF congress, who were on the ground, expressed
Their APPRECIATION of the manner in which the
tremen behaved while on duty. The fire origi-
mated from the still in the center OF the build
ing, which became igDited from the furnace
underneath, communicating TO a barrel of tar
near by and spreading to others.
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THE ROMANCE OF A Poor YOU'VE WOMAN
1TO Desperate attempts at Suicide.-On Sunday
and handsome woman attempted to Jump into
the East river of New York. She was prevent
ed ana said, in answer to questions, that she
was tired OF life and had nothing to live for.
She " as taken TO the York street station, and
on being brought before a BROOKLYN Justice was
discharged. She gave her name at the time as
Nettie Gray, aged twenty three, of No. 65 Third
avenue. Yesterday morning she attempted to
commit suicide in the same manner. She was
sitting in the ladies' cabin of the ferry boat
Minnesota, of the Grand street line, on the Q
O'Clock trip to Williamsburg. When the boat
was in mid stream, she left the cabin, got over
The chains, and jumped into the river. Her
Dress bOuyed her up, but the boat being under a
full head of steam left her behind. She drifted
with the tide, and Capt. .JosIyn of the HoUston
street Terry boat Gerard Stuyyesant, which was
crossing the stream at the time, reversed his
engines so as to catch her. She drifted against
the guards of the Stuvvesant, and was lifted on
deck by one of the deck hands. Officer Collins
took her 10 the eleventh precinct, where she
was ATTENDED by Police Surgeon Maclay, and
taken to Bellevue hospital. Inquiry at No Is
Third avenue showed that the unfortunate girl
had hired an attic room room there about sev en-
months ago. She kept late hours, which fact
was accounted for by the impression that She
was theatrical tailOress. She refuses to make
any statements regaI ding her prev.Ou career
". /. Times.
A POETIC LEeIsLATOR.-There is AT least
one Iowa legislator who will not vote for pro-
hlbltory law He is state senator and tunes
up as follows:
We temperance men OF Iowa.
Put no fish juice in NINE
i would the rivers were all rum
And all the oceans wine;
And every isle sugar loaf,
And then, upon my soul,
I'd slice the moon for lemon
And squeeze 1t in the bowl.
then would warm the spicy punch
With eaTths volcanic fires
Before I'd vote the stupid bill
Fanatic zeal requires.
FSAnna Dickinson, colored convert in a
revival in Worcester, became violently insane
from religious excitement, and nearly killed her
employer.
The women's temperance crusade in
Ohio according to the Cincinnati Commercial
is making the politicians in that state very uu-
easy. That journal says the prohibition cues
ton Is certain to enter largely into the state
canvas next fall.
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WILL GIVE Five DOLLARS 20 each person
VINO employees me TO cure cOrus, hnniOns, in
growing nails or rheumatism II fail 70 make q
permanent cure. DR.. BAsCOM, Chiropoiist,
Corner OF tn and SITS, opp. Post OH ce.
1 have been acquainted with DR.. Bascom
many years, and / know he can be relied upon.
A. VI. AVERY, VI. d.
COZ Broad street, Newark, y. j.
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"GREAT DIsCOvKRY."-Brilljaut gaslight
only 81 per 1000 feet at 1920 Pennsy lvanis ave
nue.. 3
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CoFFERs DowN.-See advertisement OF FL
phonZO Noungs X Co. IS4
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
preparation Like DOoley's Calisaya Tonic. Al
per bottle. eo
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THR BROADWAY STYLE SILK HAT, for spring
wear, just introduced by
WILLETT & RUoFP.
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The THBATRRs.-The Oates comic opera
troupe gave very pleasing performance of
1.-The Child OF the Regiment last evening,
though hardly up to some OF the previous ef-
forts OF the company. Mrs. oates mock-herOic
style Is very enjoyable. That sprightly little
lady has a keen eye and ear for the ludicrous.
Her own childish enjoyment Of the good points
OF piece Il sure to meet a response from An
sppreeiatiye audience. Tonight she has A
beneht, when il il hoped her admirers Will
crowd the house. She appears as airline" in
the beautiful opera Of "Tbe Bohemian Girl
The brilliant scenes Of "Cndiner do not
seem 70 lose their interest for play-goers a. the
CROWDS at the National Thester attest. All who
nave seen II are loud IN their expressions OF
praise, ard some 60 night after night. The
ballet u gorgeous, and the other speciaI fes-
Inres OF the play are excellent in their wav
line piece now works very smoothly, and hence
the time OF Performance is materially short
cred.
The last night but one Of the sensation At the
Theater COmique, "The Waits of New York -
as II will be Withdrawn after this week 20 give
place 20 something new. 1t is brought out in
good style, and prefaeed by an excellent variety
entertainment.
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A CHILD STRANGLBD UNDER WINDOW
SAsH.-In Sandtown, n. j., on Monday night.
Two Of the went home, leaving the other. a
irl PANIED Fsgin, in the building. The doors
were locked, and 1t is presumed she attem Dted
TO get out Of the window, and while doing so
the heavy sash fell, pinioning her neck to the
sill and producing death by strangulation. She
was discovered some time afterward.
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TIE FIRST RUN OF HzRRIss.-2.3 300 herring.
caught AZ Herring creek, on the lower Poto-
mac, were brought TO Alexandria Yesterday,
and were sold az $50 per 1000. They were the
sfst Oh me season, and were large and fat,
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kUsK, TEXAS, May 10th, 1873

Dear Sir:-My wife last year a, This time was
confined TO her bed with Chronic Liver Disease
L mad one of the best doctors to see her, and he
gave her up to die, when / came upon some of
your medicine. L bought one bottle and COM
menced giving il. She then weighed So pounds;
now she weighs 40 pounds and is robust and
hearty She has taken eight bottles in all, and
clnes' WIN. MRAZEL,
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The CONDITION OF MARY HARRIs-Narv
Harris, who shot Burrows, the Treasury clerk
and who was sent to the government hospital
lot the insane, near this city, some months
months since. is considerably better-sO much
50 that there is some probability that her CON
dltlOn Will warrant the authorities, after time,
IN giving her ticket-Of-leave. For some time
after her admission to the hospital her mind
was considerably disturbed, but within a few
months past the indications have been much
more favorable.
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A LARGE VOLUME would not contain the mass
OF testimony which has accumulated in favor
OF DR.. Wistcr's BGlSdm # Wild Cherry as a safe
efficient, and reliable remedy in curing coughs,
colds, and pulmonary disease, Many OF the
cures are truly wonderful.
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PoND's EXTRACT Is FOR sale at Wholesale by
Ohss. Stott B. Co., 4s0 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,U,f,tf
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DR0PosALs FOR PLAsTyRERs' MATE
IL blAlb fOR UNITED STATES COURT
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE,

tNhh
Z. S CoErf HoHss and Post on, Nsto yisyk C,fyl
Propossls will he recsived At this once IN
III - m. OF the 9TH DAY or FEBRUARV. is-s. 4 n
furnishing and delivering the following schedule a
plasterere' materials az the United State q 5urf
horse ard Pest Once, New York city:
tuAvV barrts more OF less best quality Piastererss
Lime, Of Rockland manufacture" or equal
thereto.
lOOCo lRrrrs fmore or less bes. ouali.v oF ptas.
Of Paris, q Isaac CT WOrtherspo1uis brands
- or brencs equal thereto.
lOtO barrels (mSre or lessl sharp, clean, White
tie Hair.
Samples Of each Of tie above items 10 be sub
mitted with the proposal.
Payments will be made on the delivery snd accan.
lance ofthe material, deductDg ten Der ceutufn un
I'll the completion Of tie contract.
All bids must be accompanied by the penal bond
" tno TespOnslble persons in the sun 81 ten thou
tend dol srs lC 000l that the bicdsr will accent
hlo perform the contract II awarded him; the suii-
Sleney CT Tue SECURITY 70 be certified by the DATED
ststss Judge, clerk Of tho United States court or
w elstrlct attorney OF the district wherein he
The Department reserves the right 20 reject any
OF All bds, II ~ be deemed for the interest Of the
government 70 do 80; and anY bid that IL not mace
en- The printed forms 20 be obtained in this Office.
ana ooes not conform in every respect % the .e-
Iufelients OF this advertisement, will not be con-
elotrto ne ither viii any proposal be received from
parties who are not themselves engaged in the man
ulaclnre q lime plaster, &c and who have not the
Proposals viii BE- Enclosed On q sealed enVeIone
iLdOrssd, "Bids Tor Plasterers Materials, and cd
ofesseouo q. HULBURD,
Ii1-lN Superintendent
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ACCIDENT.-AbOut 10 O'Clock last night Mr..
Robert Crown. residing on l. street between ~
and 9Th streets southwest, jumped from street
car No %, while il was in motion, on eth be-
tween north and south Il streets. and falling,
the hlnd wheel passed over his left arm, which
was severely bruised thereby, but fortunately
not broken. Officer Westphal picked him M
ana accompanied him to his home, where his
wounds were dressed by DR.. II ammet
GENERAL SEWERAGE TAXES paid tomorrow
az . per cent. discount, by w. l.. Bramhall *
Co, Cos til street northwest.
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A PASSAGE THIEF CAPTURKD-AbOutT :3O
O'Clock last night Officers Bailey and Vince
they discovered coming out of house No. 2l35 G.
street northwest, and after pursuing him
through several streets and alleys CAPTURED
him IN yard on street, between I'D and sd
streets, and recovered two OvercOats and a pis-
tOl, which he had stolen. He was brought be-
fore Judge Smell this morning under the name
OF Hilleary Williams, charged with grand lar
ceny, and after a hearing was committed for
action of the grand iury
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PROPOSALS.
PHGSs s2fiB ESH LS SSGsluJ5SR.s. Tvs

posr oTFioE, sEs foek CRY.
ti,s 81 =. .', 80 =, ". i'rt o.'y'g
slsd props.ais SiG be rec-ived A. lh'. efhss
Furnishing aud a. telips tue fi o ~ 70,
lu1 her a. The Upi'el States Court-house and Pa
lso,eo 81 B. NJ. tnore or Iessl Southern Pin.
-, -. Rail- ssMu, 2Ns tLches
800. o. fesf more Ur tcssl S1ufharn pf,.,
Fl0oring, gFSovcd ana tonguei, , Sse5 NE
side, ~ iuches thick, aOc in widths not ca
lo'0 ieet B. N. lmois or les.l Black walnut.
grooNcd. touEued, piRned and heaied both
SIDE. one inSh thick, aud In widths not eN-
l''o ieet B ". lncre or le..l Bls'k Walnut. sawn,
q, -, 90 nuish IL inch - thick
4''V ie. l,nesi moTe or le~sl Mahogany, 10
Leo feet llnesi tuiorr "a :--si nsnoespv. IN
=. 80 q, strips 60 fiuish a. VS. inches
TF. e Sai.S & .i ,ns Ma.sosAn' ''"n IN
s,rirs ,gcts =, lvssl MAHOGANY, sawn 10
GO feet hntsl more % io.si Mahogany, sawu IN
a. N, ct. s,ri Is % hnish sN2' : iuches.
-siriRs . dli.h azz's inches SAVE III
XIV i'., nssi lmoye - iessl Mahogany, sawn in
o''''o 1t * tnere or lsss, Mahosaay, richly
goo @ n T tHS'5, y, e is. AN sgs 9S0 ts,s
IA inckes thick, IN widths from flom s 10 IS
l5Jo feet b NJ lrnorc cr Ie.sl Mahogany. % aai.h
49,. lnch. thica, in similar Widths
''' '''' - '%55s - -. sam t'r hsnl-
~ The ~ -ediug schedule Of lumber must b. ~
iasrouFhs sea- nd 81 irss fre is-s. s Sns.,
-ais' shake, AID other d,feCfs, ana mast al De
4-I cred % surh eucths and in such luauttfss a
- - called Ter a. tI SOP rriufsnd sat
PC SOU heru B. ne rails aud HHorirg must All b
b accepted
The black wsl-ut will Be- q the best quality,
tu."Gftar gruufk.
duras. H-''s' ~ 10
Samples Of each Of the above wood. will be sub
Pay meuts viii - made On the del very ana a.
ceptaOce - uatc rial. lUducIug ten pr cautun IN
4 TIE cympittttn 81 the Contract.
Al ilds must De arCumpAn By the penal bond
81 w. rtsponsiilr n T-ous the sun of i've tbnu-
SAT dollars. : co., that the bidder wilt accepf
6ud perform the contract n swarded him: the - m
cltncy ~ the security % Dc Certified hy fhA untF
stst,s Judge, Cltrk 81 the Uuited sta,es CONT
rtsides. 49, w
The department reserves the right % reject any
OF All bids n b deemed or the Interest OF tbs Gov.
ihuent 70 90 80, and any bid that IL not mads a.
ihe printed Torn o. be obtained in this fiira "a
lee not couturm IN every respect 10 the rs.,nfrs
merits 81 tlis adNertlf orueut, will NOT be
netler viii any proposal BE- receive from 49,,
Who are not themselves engaged in the ipn,ssr
Irade, and who have not the necessary faclifis 4 ~
furnishing The materials iui
Prcposal> will be inclosed in . sealed envelope
insorstd /" IS Idsf for Lumber, - and addressed To- ~
tt2o ~ g. T. HULBuRD, Superintendent
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, tOothache, sore throet, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrhRa, and all hemorrhages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be cure for these diseases. IN, tn q IF
To GET RID Of the ChilIs Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. 60
The COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
THERMOMETERS ard Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Az street
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WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ohas.
Baun's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligeacer building. 1928
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DRoPQSALS FOR MARBLE WORK FoR
IL UNITED STATES OUURT-HOUsE
POsT OIFICE. NEW YORK. rIrY

Z. s. Copr' HoB0 and Pos ono, Mr. Ie,t ~, 1,
q, ogtcs - SbpsI fHLsH fsa', February ~, Is74 Z
Sesed ife sails VIII be received this ofice nm.
III tx m. 81 the $50 DAY OF FEBRUARY. Is7a, Tor
furnishing and delivering thu folCvips scbss,i. -
1,GILie Notk NJ the CLited States Court - and
iost-of're, Nov h'rk city
lVOtV mere or less bite Marble Tiles l2xl2Hl Inch
4oOoCm or Iessl half Marble Tiles, l2xI2rl inch
'o0oO more OF, lessl black Marble Tiles, I2xl2u
$500 feet, superficial, more or less black MarbIe
Berders, q Nsrlous widths, from four "a
p,s tNt,Ne licgts sii o. e iroh thick full
te-t qualify whitley sIned Italian white-veued
American marble tuUal thereto: the biark H. -
ltst quality Belgian, Glenu's Falls, or Lyonaise
IGailiy black Bslcisn or g lsnn's Falls marble
Ihr ID Dc = the tiles and bordering mu 4 be ona
hcs lGl ~ with SAW backs and the o zes
sNtiuil TO the square and perfectly true, the face
al edges 20 lie rubbed C. proper surface
Bidders VIII state the description Il marble fhev
prorose TO furnish and will sul nit samples AlJne
Payments viii be made on she delivery and A..
cepfaLce Of materials, d@ducting Ten Per ceutnm
until the con pletl,u ~ the contract.
Al blos must b &C m pauiei By tie penal bond OF
collars $4,000, hat tue bidder i s-oept aud pgr-
form the contract Or awarded tim: the ciencv a
Judge, Clerk q tic United States Court, or the
Dsirict Attorney % the district wherein he resides
HE De partner reserves the right reject any or
alblts u Z be deemed Tor the interest IL the Gov
err rent 70 Go sO aud any bad th made on the
printed form 20 be obtained IA this Office, and doe
not conform In every Fect he requirements Of
tfis advertisement, viii not be cOnsidereC neither
viii any prC pOsai De received from parties no ara
not themselves uRsPed IN the marble trade aud Uho
materials.
Proposals will be Enclosed IN a scaled .nv.io,.
indorted Bids for MArll4 Work , and adire-sad ~
feb2O-l 2t g. 7. HULBUR ED, SUPPLEMENTARY
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TIE NR-T HAMPSHIRE ELRcTToN-Hre'ivg
q, ne capitol Last NIgtt.--A meeting OF the
citizens of New Hampshire temporarily resid-
ing here was held in the room of the Senate
Naval Committee last evening to take such ac-
ton as m ght be deemed proper in regard TO
Ine approaching election in that state. Hon.
W. r.. Chandler presided, and Mr.. Charles q.
carney acted as secretary. Addresses we're
made by Senators Cragin and W9deigh, X up
resentative Small. Hon. i. IL. Ella, W. T..
Chandler, and A. 5. Twichell, railroad COM
missioner, giving encouraging accounts from
all parts of the state, and urging the Importance
or prin ging out every voter. An executive
committee was chosen, consisting of the chair
man. Charles Il. Gafney, l.. S. Burnham, MIL
ton Top and y. Il. Haywood, whose duty will
be to see that sll New Hampshire voters in the
District report in person at the polls on election
day. The republicans have nominated we'll
known practical farmer, named McCutcheOn,
for governor, and are pretty confident Of elect
ing him.
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AN ALLEGED THEY SaOT BY POLICEMAN.
Yesterday afternoon Officer MARI while stand
ing at the corner OF eth and NJ streets noticed
two eolored men on 9TH street. one of them h4v-
ing on bis arm several pairs of boots They en-
tered store, and the officer followed, and on
lnquiriug A. TO where they had got them, was
told that they obtained them in Georgetown,
but subsequently they said they got them on
18th street. The officer knowing the men TO
have the reputation of being notorious thieves,
ordered them TO accompany him to the station
house. taking one by the collar and placing his
niPpers on the other. On VI street, while on
the way, the larger one, named John Gale alias
Banjo John" swore that he would not go, and
with his free hand dealt the officer a heavy
blow on the head, which stunned him for a
moment, causing him to reliDQuish his hold,
and both men escaped. Recovering himself
the officer started in pursuit of Gale, who
turned into an alley between NJ and and stu
and 9th streets, and entered a house, followed
after Mari, and brought him out, when another
scufie ensued, in which the policeman was
compelled TO use his club, but the desperate
again managed 10 escape: this time Mari drew
his revolver and fired a. he ran, overtaking his
man at 9Th and NJ streets, where Officer Crook
came to his assistance, and took Gale to the
station. Here il was discovered that althong h
Mari fred at random, his shot had taken effect
in Gales back just above the right hip and
passing up under the arm. He was taken TO
the Freedmens hospital, where the wound was
dressed and pronounced not of a dangerous
character.
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We also continue to sell

IN
As will be BY the above list, our STOCK COM ~
prises sl[feen different grades and varieties, of
Which ehsve large supply now on hand, and our
have ne hesitancy in asserting that we are able TO
compete fully with any house this side of New York
Moller's Diamond Drips, Silver prps, Amber
Drips, Golden Syrup, &C, &C, &c,
MOLASSES.
a choice article Of genuine New Orleans ALWAYS
on hand, as also other lower grsdes-prices low.
FLOUR.
WEIGH best Family, per sack-.............. 50 rs
golden Hill HI Family, per 90
Isaac Wenger's Family ..... ''' '"s'
A. Boss Ray 8 Family ....................
Choicest Extra, per sack, good Family l.. ...sa 50
Cholce Extra per IS
SOAP.
Thirteen different varieties OF Laundry, and fine
assortment OF choice Toilet Soaps, at low rates.
SUNDRIES.
TSi nalslns lbs. for 81 90
New zsntee bs for 40
on to s the fHMI iDses 1pa
WHOLE study to furnish the very best OF everything
In o tine t Wy 81 Fsmly Supplies generally.
Yons 50 also sell 10 2: s 1s IA, as
ney reYnndsd Aho auantity-as represented, or mo-
ELPHONZO YOUNGs 4 CO.. Grocer,.
Masonic Temple, corner sA and + streets.
febls.tr Opposite q. 8. Patent Osboe.
CAREIAGrsl OARRIAGEsl OARRTAoTs =
risses Of every dsscriI ton, suitsble for q ~
sxay. hand ,umS sset Of f: :scsSyd
Ionr and SIX. passenger Carriages, very chsan' 70
.' As'''.ns EsS5IsHRs!F i f. Ssa 81
nOOL1Yp AGUl POWDIR6 Are Vs1r.afo6: :,
'' AeSs~sss' nss.a sskaGS. y6-6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-16
On motion adjourned,

POLICE CoURT.-Two cases consti-
tuted the business before this cour
yesterday morning.
John Bolin got as drunk as blind
owl on Tuesday and his legs got mixed
up in such terrible manner that he
was compelled 10 take rest. A blue
coat put in an appearance and ont o
compassion, OF course, took him to tht
lookup. Three doilarg ami costs werI
the damages.
George McIale, the rerson who Gre
a,ed 80 much excitement on 18th stree
on Wednesday afternoon 10 conse"
auence OF declining 10 accompany al
officer to the calaboose, was fined five
dollars and costs, or twenty days
shelter under the roof OF Castle Kenne
dy. In answer to a question Of tai
Judge as to whether he was residen
OF this city, he made the following luci'
reply: II have been here about 81;
months, but my present home is Cum
berIand, Nd, though my State is Col
umbus, Ohio.