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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-11

ON AND AFTRR SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, ls14
Trains leave Depot, Thirty-second and Ma,ro. =.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD
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GEORGETOwN.

A BOLD THrBF.-Between and o'cIe, tx last
evening q colsred man named Thomas Boss en-
tered the front door OF the residence Of Mr.. Geo.
W. Beali, corner Of ID aud Market streets, AMI
took from the dining room fue silver pitcher,
with q silver cup, table cloth, and other small
articles, and departed in peace. The robbery
was reported at once TO the police, and this
morning Sergeant Buei arrested b oss and re-
covered tie pitcher aud other articles, which
were all sent with the prisoner to the Police
Court.
GRAIN TRADE.-The only receipts of grain
to day were 200 bushels wheat, per schr T. r.
Morgan, from Alexandria, for Hartley 81 Bro
and the sales were $50 bushels wheat at SI.78.
Fish Wharf.-The receipts at the fish wharf
to-day were 1000 behring's and 8 1000 taylors
The behring's sold at % and the taylors at ali
per thousand.
No FREsHEr.-There was brisk current In
the Potomac at noon to- day, but no signs of an
extensive freshet.
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AL EX A ND RIA,

THAT Toll GATE wAR.-Last Friday, Mr..
Pnlman, keeper of the old toll gate on the
new gate in place of the enc that the citizens
cut down Oh Thursday. Saturday afternoon a
party of citizens cut 1t down again, and declare
sGat htney VIII not pay Toll over such rosd
morning Mr.. Pullman put up another gate and
has force of men at his disposal to protect it
The chances are that this little war will termt-
nate seriously, as both parties seem determined
to conquer. At p. m. odsy the gate was still
standing.
TIE New RIVER TRADE SrsANER.-The
Upper Potomac steamer company are getting
along with their steamboat, which is bein
built at Accotink. After the hull is completed
there, she will be brought to Alexandria for her
engine and boilers, which are being constructed
here. About s11 900 will be expended in this
city on her construction. When finished she
will make two trips a day from Accotink to
Washington.
ALBERT FoRTUNR.-This notorious colored
desperate, who escaped from the penite ntiary
last Thursday, stole a horse near Frederick
burg Saturday night, and passed through that
town yesterday morning about O'Clock. He
crossed over to Falmouth, and is supposed to
have come in this direction.
FISH RRPoRT.-Since our report of Saturday,
IL m, $4,000 shad and 10000 herring have ar
rived Shad sold for SIC 1919 per hundred and
herring sSssS per thousand. Rock ana perch
scarce at 15a30 cents per bunch.
BAr,TIsINe:IE;I l morning, at 1879
fist church, (colored,) and Rev. l.. Warren. OF
the Shiloh Baptist church, bsptssd forty seven
colored persons in the Potomac river, near Bat
terry Rodgers.-Sentiael. last erentng.
MRS. FITZHUGH's WILL.-The will of the
late Mrs. A, Nj. Fitzhugh, which was opened to
see If she had left any orders concerning tie
disposal of her remains, bestows the bulk of
her property upon the children of the late Gen.
X. K. Lee, relatives of her husband, by whom
1t was bequeathed to her. She was worth two
hundred thousand dollars in bonds, stocks and
money, in addition to her large landed estates
The RavenswOrth estate goes to Gen. X. E.
Lees children; Gen. Fitzhugh Lee gets a por-
ton of Richland and 3 600; the rest of the
Ricbland and Arkindale estates is divided
equally among Gen. Fitz. Lees four brothers,
Henry. Smith, John and ID aniel, Mr.. X. G. Lee
receiving the late residence OF Mrs. Fitzhugh,
In this city, 81 900, and an annuity of $500, not,
however, to come into possession of the house
until after the expiration of five years, during
which time his mother Is to occupy it. Mr..
Charles Carr and his sister, Miss Eliza, each
receive S1O,0 The Goldsboroughs, of Mary
land, are also remembered, and VIM. Burke,
the. dining room servant, gets the cottage in
which he lives and s. 200.
Mr.. ALEXANDER III. STEPHENS passed
through here last Saturday night on his way
home from Congress to GeOrgia-compelled to
return on account of his health, which is so bad
as to be alarming to his numerous friends
Gazette, last sceniu0,
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DEOPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
WASHING TON, ID. o., A rii IA, 1874
proposals Tor furnishing such articles IF STA
onery as may be required for this De partment and
the Dull eaus ana Cfces thereof during the fisc 81
y. ar ending June 80. 1875 will be received until 2
o'cleck M, WEDNESBAY. May Is, 1874
zach proposal must be sign sd by the indvdu al or
hrm BaslDg II, and he acc 1m panied by a satisfac.
tory suara ntee that the bidder will execute q con-
tact. with god aud suf Gent bonds. 10 his bid il
for any or all articles No bid will be con
sidered without snch guarantee.
All articles are stipulated to be of the very best
Each sample 70 be marked with the name OF the bid
der and the price, One price only will be consid.
ered In connection with any one item the SEIZED
ule Bics male out in any other way will be
Bond, with approved security, will be required OF
the party to whom the contract or any part of il
failure to furnish any article within a res ION.
able time after being ordered the right il reserved
ca purchasing In open u arket, Of declaring tn
contract foifefted and II greater price than the
contract price 10 paid TOR such articles tn. differ
ence VIII be charged to the contractor. Bids will
be considered on each item separately. Seized ules
containing blank forms for bidding, together with
ana Iuil Information, In accordance with this I'D
vertisement, will be furnished on Q ppiic alton
Contracts will only be awarded TO establ ished
manufacturers OF or dealers in the articles
The Secretary reserves the right 70 res cot any or
all bids that may be offered
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary Of
cry" G.. DELANO. secretary
spls,E al "a 2s&msyI5,sn ''
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ALBERT FORTUNES EscAPE.-The Richmond
papers give particulars OF the the third escape
of the notorious colOred desperate. Albert For
Thursday night. Fortune got on the train
from Richmond Friday night at the station
next before Milford, and his arrest and secure
ment was only prevented by the undue haste of
brakeman. Conductor Birdsong recogni zed
Fortune when he took up his ticket, which was
aticket to Fredericksburg. He was dressed in
blanket clothes, and had his head wrapped in
q cloth, and pretended tn have the tooth ache
The conductor Informed his brakeman aud
baggage master, and told them, as soon As the
train left Milford, to come into the car and as
sist in securing him. All was so arranged but
when the train stopped at Milford Fortune
stepped out on the platform, and the brakes
man foolishly caught HIM by the shoulder and
addressed him as Ned" thinking he could
lesped from the platform and escaped.
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THE DESERTED BRIpK-The Charlottes will a
(Ns.) Chronicle says: "Mrs. Hall, the heroine
OF the recent runaway match and hasty deser-
non, reported by the Alexandria papers, was In
town on Wednesday last, searching for an arters
in which to settle and be at rest. Whether she
will permanently locate In Charlottesville, or
return to the neigh borhood OF Browns Cove
from which place she Is said to hail, has not vet
transpired.v -
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The MafkNlA.

BALTIMORE, April 2l.-virginis sizes, old, 30.
Nnginias, cons5 lidated, so; West Virginias i0iI
to day. ~ '-
/, BALLIMon.. APRIL 2l.Cotton firm and higher
10. middings; l69l6z. Flour qniet, but nrm-H Nv
ard street ssd Western superdne: 47s@5 rs: 10,
extre, 696Is; do. faaily, 725Cd3 Is. City Mills
s fG,a g do extra 5O@s so; de-, fam
dull , and lower; Ohio and Indiana rel; lss9l e5;
southern, 1q88; yellow southern. 81; MIXED west.
ern. new, 8e9s51s; old. So Oats, weak and lower
soutnern, 62GS7; western, 61ds5 Rye firm-I ola
10 Hey hrmer-20@26. Provisions strong and
active; limited offerings Mess pork, IL 80 Bulk
peas.,hooders, Ga al: clear rib sides ga Bacon
shoulders. "a; clear rib ridss, lOI5 sugar ured
hsns, h@l5: Western butter arm; iight recei OTIS
HMS. Lard: l0l4. Coffee hrm-good te prime
~. g., Whisky quiet, LOO Sugar quiet and
NEW YoRK. April 2l.-stocks active and very f.
verish. Money, 6. Gold, Is "a loo. Governments
NEW YORK, April H.-FI,ur dull and heavy.
Wheat dull and declining. Cora dull aud dsclin.
ing.
LEMON, April 81, L. 30 o m.-Oonsol, for money,
ierred, IS.
LONDON, April 81, p. m.-Tae weather through
ont England to day is fair. Erie, 32h Paris dis
patches qcote rentes at 50 francs. so eentimes
LONDON, April II, 3 80 .. m-The amount Of buI.
lion gone into the Bank Of England on balance
to-day Is fl5!000. Erie, a21.
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tn z WEATHER.

WAH pHfARrMkNf, Once of Chtef Ssgnal QNeW,l
WAsHINsIos, 2. o, April n, 1874, 1850 .. m.S
PROBABILITIES Over New England, the winds
VIII shit to fresh and brisk west and northwes
WIN clearing weather. For the middle states aad
lower lake region. very generally clear weather.
with fresh and brisk westerly winds, dm nshinR in
force For the south Atlantic states clear weafbAr
and winds veerins to west and north. For the Gulf
sstes, winds veerisg to easterly, y it'll generally
GEAR weather For Tennessee and the lover OHIO
WHO'S Tor the upper lake region clear weather
and nfht to fresh Winds, ostly from the vest The
ONO. Oumoerlapd. Mississippi, and lower Missouri
rivers c"nfinus slowly rising. Oautionary signals
continue at Rochester and OsveRo
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THE TICRBoRNE CLAIMANT WANTS New
TRIAL.-Dr. Kenealy has applied to the Court
of Queens Bench for . new trial for orion, the
Tichborne claimant, on the ground of Lord
Chief Justice Cockburn's misdirection to the
jury and Interference with the testimony, and
mat the verdict was contrary to the eviden CO.
The application was refused as to Lord Chief
Justice Cockburns conduct on the legal points
and as TO tbs absence of jurisdiction the court
reserved its decision.
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MEsOHAsrs LIN Q, srHAHsHIrs
" wAsn1NaT6N And NEW YORK.

Hs.se1.ss she me sts.nships \. o. KNIGHT en-
2sSpd&ERes sv Tasskk T 1914 E6,t AL:x,S
hon Pc o ~ i've, ss.r1 sxfGkpAry = I
s.%-; Iss,s gkQe91TQwH ever iRiDAI e )
Ass Ss iu,l nior@aticn sDlly Q 2. DEl HAn.
own, Or q the corner Of ntS strset "a lev Yof
'Ts9ei Sis,ss., y: TH0HfsOH, Prssidsnt:
aers len 1t oAsrai once, los PennsyiySniS ~
ssndsS .. - sssensr wharf. vin b Dro1ZtIy 2.
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A GfRL STARS A CoNPANIoS.-Two Boston
girls, Mary Swift and Lizzie White, Is years of
age, got into quarrel over some trivial matter
Mary stabbed Lizzie in the arm with pen.
knite, seyering the main artery Of her right
arm.
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CU n A r ID LIN E =.

NOTICE.
with the view OF diminishing the chances of COL
lfsion, the Steamers of this Line take q specified
course Tor all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
nork or Boo ton, crossing Meridian OF 50 at As lat
or nothing to tho Ror1h of IS
On the homsw ard passage, crossing the Meridian
ofO at q lat, or nothing 70 ths north Of q.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
8kTWEkN NEW YORK AND LIVRRPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK RARBOR.
Ab,,.ini. Wed, April Is -seotis nk wed. U MAJ
c esiEssiswsd;. April 2 Caba.....--wed'. MAY IS
Oalabria- Wed. A pril % lAbyssinia- We'd ~ 81
And every followtns WEDNESDAY and SAT
UkDAr from New York.
Steamers marked thus do net csrry steeras pcs.
sengers.
RATES OF PAssAeR.-Cabin, $50, 500, ana slS,
eoidi according 20 accommodation. Tickets TO Pa
re, eD, gold. additional. Return tickets on favor
able terms. Stserage, $50, currency.
SteerAge tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
snd all Perts OF Europe, q lowest rates. Through
bills OF ledinR given for Belfast, Glasgow. Havre,
antwerp, and other ports the Cont nent and for
mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin pass
age, apply ct the Com panys ONCE, no. 4 Bowline
Green; for steerage passage, No. III Rrosdway,
Trinity Building, or to OTIS BIGELOW, Banker,
zoe tn street, Rposte Patent Once
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ANOTHER CoLvoCoRRssRs CASE That
everlasting Savage insurance case has come no
agsin this tine in the supreme court ct New
naNeh. Mrs. Savage, IL will be remembered,
got verdict OF S. 900 against the Travellers
Insurance. company OF Hartford for policy on
me I'VE OF ner husband, who was killed in 1870,
ground that he had COMPUTED suicide: buf a
motion for new trial was granted ~'
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ARTRNUs WARD in one Of his lectures used
TO tell of an old frontiersman whe ad built
him a comfortable cabin and was living aIo ne
with his wife and family far away from all
civilization. On returning from q protracted
the Indians, his wife and children e,ne. and
the bones OF his stock in the ashes of his stable
The old squatter gazed upon the scene for q
moment, Artemus said, and then murmured in
tones Of anguish, "How rediculousID
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PYscHoMxTEYEDr. Buchanan wound up
Mrs. Chandler Maddox pressed an snsoersny,.
letter 10 her forehead without seeing it. And
said the author OF IL was . man Of ereaf am
ness spd . reformer, whose religious Opinions
seems that Mr.. Parker wrote the letter
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ALLEGED CRUELTY TO ANINALs.-Yester-
day Samuel II. Beamer was arrested by Off Gel
Burns and taken before Justice Simon Joseph
on the charge of cruelty beating q mule and
fined $40 and costs.
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CITY ITEMS.
PRIGG's.
Fine Toilet Sets,
Fine Lava Vases,
EfnA Efn-Ar tfAo.,

Fine Toilet Sets,
Fine Lava Vases,
Fine Flower Vases,
Fine Walnut Brackets,
Fine Leather Satcaeis,
Received at Prigg's Jswelrv Store No. i57
fennssiyanis avenue, near Az street.
.'DIscRxTIoS is the better part of valor;" but
All are not discreet. When attacked b = diseases
OF Ins kidney or urinary CT ssns, take the great
oiuretlc, Helmboid's Buchu. 1t Is warranted.
beware OF worthless INVITATIONS The genuine
may be known by the private proprietary stamp
OF a. t. Helmbold. on each bottle. For sale ~
Gil Druggists. eos
To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from a
various pulmonary troubles that 30 often term-
nate in consumption? Ifs,, use 4" Wgbor's Pure
Cod Liver Oh and Lime" q safe and eficscious
regularly prescribed by the medical facnity.
Manufactured by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist. rs
ton. Sold by all Druggists. eos
TINE rs MoNRY.-This old tuned axiom is
apty illustrated in the use of DooIsV,s Yeast
Potcder. IL Is well known that the common pre-
cess OF rising dough Is a slow one, and often at
tended with uDfavorable results from the use of
poor bakers yeast, and improper heat. With
Dooiey's Yeast Ponder the best of rolls. biscuits,
corn cakes, ETC., can be made in the short space
OF ten minutes. and uniform success will GER
tainly attend its use. This is owing to its purity
strength, and the care with which 1t is manu-
featured. Dooley & Brother, 60 New street,
New York, proprietors. For sale by all Grocers.
FOR CATARRH and kindred diseases, Kirk
woods Inhaler is being used with wonderful
success: For sale at Gilman's, Ford's, Thomp-
sons, Hickling's and all principal druggists. It
costs 81 90 and will last a lifetime.
For CoRNs, BuNIoNs, TRouBLEsoMR NAILS,
ETC., visit DR.. Whites establishment, No. SIS
10Th street, opposite the Treasury. Fee, 81 per
DIR. White, Chiropodist, No. 535 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, removes cOrns without
pain, so the shoe can be worn with ease; he sue
cessfully treats bunions, club and ingrowing
nails, and other d sorders of the feet Fee 81
per visit. Office hours from a. m. to o. M
Press of business during Off &c hours preciudes
whiting patients at residences except after G
p. m.
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PONDS EXTRACT Is tor sale at wholesale b,
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
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THERE are for sale at the National Metro
politsn Bank five hundred shares Of Center
Market house stock. Z
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs--Att the annual meet
ing OF the Washington City Hibernisn Benevo-
tent Society, No. 1, at Carroll Hall. last night,
the following gentlemen were elected on
LOT the ensuing yesr:-Timothy ID. Daily, pres
loent; John b. Lynch, first vice president; Ed
Nm hrouse, second vice president; william
Ryan, recording secretary; Patrick Conner
nnahelsi secretary; Hugh j. Fegau, treasurer
Rev. q; A. Waiter, chaplain; b. KilmArtin,
Hugh, John Scanlon and Peter Mcintire trns
tees.
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there Is no
preparation Like DOoley's Calissya Tonic. 81
per bottle. 90
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A FINE MUSICAL BOX to be ratified tonight
at j. O'Leary's Senate House, 405 18th street,
at half past O'Clock.
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THE SPRING STYLES.

THE SPRIN'G STYLES.
call attention to the following
BEAUTIFUL AND sEAsONABLE
styles OF Clothing for Men and Boys, which may be
seen, smC ng many other varieties, on my counters
The s'DiamOnd Check" Suit,
new and handsome style in fashionable fabrics.
1t Is neat, dressy, and keeps its shape WELL
Tho DOuble.breasted Sack Sutt
Is easy and graceful, adapted for either dress or
Ds The Vests and has the
model, easy in wear and snug in 1T.
The s'New Color Suit
iss ,odel of beauty 1t is Of seasonabe weight and
peculiar 6nish Is conservative in style. and spted
dressing.
The s'Par Excellence Suit
Is the most dressy business: suit on my counters. /
quite reasonable in price, and ia selling very apdy
The ''TwiliSht'' Suit
special orders placed for large quantities. aud am
now prepared to supply the heavi,s st demand
Ny $40 All.wool Suits
are . great hit. They are by far the hest And
che apest offered for many q day. I have Al extrs
force at work en- these goods.
Great Specially I'm Mems Pants.
Al colors. all styles, all of the best Foreign And
Domestic Fabrics. In this line defy conp petition
EvRYBODY INVITED
20 call and the new ylss whether they wish to
A. 8TRAUS,
l01l.--.PEHHSYLvAHIA AvINUE ....is3l
apz.tr Between 10th and nth streets.
WARRINGTON sfRAW HAr
BONNET BLEACHING KSfARLlsH.
i; !. srs "a.
ALBERT =. WHITIN0>
92A Hsnnsylyania avenue, south aide,
marZ-im between 9th end lOth stroefs
pQR!kAND AID lO91NDAL1 O1011T.
an the different yaSisSiss q OOkL - x0Ob 3:
e: sn me- nSsrs! ssr 2, f:r CO. Qaess 6Yy es
s0Scsassse. whazf. foot q q strSse SesthsssE
fSON6Rkaa EfABE15.
9fn eER111, 1HfwH1n . AID =.
aor.s. = 1gEgisI tor Hire. md 9 fFssH supply
os 81 T'' siC i III Va Txr. r.oyr.ssa,
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BUILDING AssOCIATIOSs-At the tsp,h
regular monthly meeting of the Metropolitsa
Building association, held last evening, forty
shares were advanced upon At about an aver,
age Of sixty-fo four per cent.
At the 9th meeting of the 9Th Ward Buud-
ing Association last night l. shares were can
celled az Ss1 each, s11 OF that amount being
proft on each share This association 10 closi q
mp Its affairs, having declared dividend Of 20
per cent. on the amount paid.
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VERDICT AGAINST RAILROAD FOR s3 900
Yesterday, in the Circuit Court, Judge CARTER,
the case of DIR. Thos. j. Simpson, agt. the Bal
TIN ore and Ohio railroad company, was tried,
J: h. Bradley, IT., for plaintiff. and Messrs.
buchanan aud Cox for defendant. This is
action brought to recover damages received by
P'ainuh 10 having his leg broken by lump OF
coal which fell off passing engine, AMI struck
BIN while sitting on the platform at Highland
station, on July 18th last. for which he claimed
Was an accident, for which the company should
not be held responsible. The jury this morn
ing found verdict for plaintiff for 5000.
THE WASHINGTON DRIVING ASSOCIATIONS,
which Is composed of many gentlemen owning
fine stock, has perfected arrangements for the
spring meeting, which promises to be one OF tue
best displays of the kind ever given in the Dis
trict. The races will continue for several days.
The association have leased a track, and will
have It put in good condition. A grand stand
will be erected for the benefit of the ladies' and
such other additions made as are necessary to
insure the comfort of SPECTATORS. Major Rich
tickets, good for five DAYS. price three dollars,
will be sold until April Is, after which only sim
gle tickets, good for one race, a. one dollar
each, will be disposed of.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Latlmer & Clesry,
auctioneeIs, sold yesterday afternoon for
Richard Wallach, trustee, q three-story and
back building brick house on Massachusetts,
avenue, between 10th and 18th streets, TO james
w. Barker for g ,250; also, for Fred. W. Jones,
tnC cutiIC square Oh ground pounded
by and IL and 9th and 10th streets east, to
james Dawson at 10 cents per square foot.
Thos Il. Wsggaman, real estate broker and
auciloneer, sold lot 4, In square $50, to ID. ID.
Glasco for S329 IS.
DISTRICT CASE THE u. s. SCPRRME
CoURT.-ln the United States Supreme Court
yeste rday case No. %, the First National B snk
OF Washington ct al, appellants, vs.. the State
II Texas, appeal from the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, came up. Mr.. Justice
Miller delivered the opinion of the court, re-
versing the decree of the said Supreme Court
with costs, and demanding the cause, with di-
rections to dismiss the bi ].
TEE LADIES TEMPERANCE MEETINGS are
continued, and are said to be increasing In In
terest. They are held daily at l O'Clock, at the
Metropolitan Presbyterian church, (Capitol
Hill;) Union chapel, Goth street;) Sixth-street
Presbyterian, (Soutb Washington;) and Ham
line church, 10Th and p Streets and at o'clock
p. IN. at the Calvary Baptist church, corner Of
Sth and II streets.
ALLEGED CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Yester-
day Samuel II. Beamer was arrested by Officer
Burns and taken before Justice Simon Joseph
on the charge of cruelty beating q mule and
fined $40 and costs.
FINE MUSICAL BOX to be ratified to- night
at j. O'Leary's Senate House, 4O5 18th street,
at half past O'Clock.
THERE are for sale at the National Metro
politan Bank five hundred shares of Center
Market house stock.
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