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DAILY RoLL.CALL ORDERED.

Mr.. PRIpLMoRR offered the following:
Res0Iced, That the clerk OF the Senate
hereafter call the roll of the Senate at 1s NJ.
Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, aud note
those present and absent with and without
leave, and that the result of such call be fur
nished the reporters of the city papers, with
81 request that the same be published; but
in the enforcement of the roll-cal the clerk
may enter as present any senator who du-
ring the hours Of the session, or any time
before z. M. of the day on which the roll
is called, may personally apply to the clerk
for that purpose, and who was not present
at roll-call.
Mr. ALLAN offered the following as q SUBJ
stitute: r.. .g:-A &. .....
Resolred, That the sergeant-at-arns be
and lie is hereby directed to close all avenues
of escape from this hall, and permit no sena-
tor to leave until the Senate shall adjourn,
unless b. permission. Rejected.
Mr.. PRIDENORE's resolution was then
amended by striking out all after "but in
the enforcement" &C., and was then adopt
ed-ayes, II; noes, I; absent, 10.
NOTIONS TO Adjourn. ---.
During the session some half dozen or
more motions to adjourn, OH account Of the
feated.
CITY TRBAsURBRs. p, 1872 -
On motion of Dir. WyNNE, bill proposing
that the Treasurer of Richmond be elected
every two years was indefinitely postponed,
the Constitution requiring that the term OF
this officer shall be three years.
ADVANCED. t.r.: ~ = .s'r
Several Senate bills were advanced to en-.
grossment and third reading. iii -
| FINAL SETTLEMENT, OF OUR CITY TREASURER
| Mr.. CoNNALLY introduced ga Joint reso.
| luton extending the time for the final settle
ment of the Treasurer of the city of Rich.
mond with the Auditor of Public Ac
counts" providing that upon the "said
| Treasurer and bis surviving sureties Zone oil
his sureties not long ago died.-Reporter
complying with the provisions of the reSo-
luton extending the time for collection OF
taxes, the time of his final settlement with
the Auditor Of Public Accounts shall be eX-
| tended to the Goth day of June, 1874" The
| resolution Was read once, and went on the
calendar.
sTAUNroN's CHARTER.
Mr.. COCHRAN introduced "a bill to amend
and reenact sections % and ~ of chapter 4
of an act entitled an act providing charter
for The city of Sraunton." Ordered to Sec
ond reading. y
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
House met at II a. M.-Speaker HANGER
In the chair.
The following were ..-1
REPORTED PROM CoAAITTEEs:
Senate bill to amend On act In relation to
the Chickahominy river.
Senate bill to provide for the appointment
Of trustees for the town If Columbia, in Flu.
wanna county.
Senate bill to autharize the Town Council
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difference. "a; 1890 /

It is only claimed that the above is dp-
prorsmative. In many of the counties the
estimate would not be sufficient, while in
others it would be too much; but it Is be-
leved that change on the basis of the
above would render our school system far
more efficient and popular in the counties,
and that by a proper economy in this de-
partment at least 81, 900 might be annually
saved for the State; which latter considera-
ton is certainly one not to be despised by an
teligent Legislature. L.
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Lancaster county, Pa, has become large
tobacco raising district. During the las
three months over ten thousand cases of Ito.
bacco leaf have been sold by the producers
realizing 100000 IN cash. They baye at
least as much more on hand, though large
part OF last years crop was sold last fall. A
good portion of the crop was shipped to
Germany. s7 $50 - gg
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ERGoR.-W wrote that in 1870 there were
$50 900 married men invirginia. We found
"231 900" in the proofsbcet, and marked it
"230, 900" But it went into the paper $780,
900, although there were only a fraction
over 23l, 900 families in the State and this
fact was stated in the same sentence.
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Mr.. kgLLBy's irterconyertibility pla

Mr.. kpLLBy's irterconyertibility plan
would have been adopted in the House of
Representatives last Friday if the Virginia
delegation had voted solidly for it. Messrs.
DowEN, HARRIS, SESER, SMITH, and WHITE
HEAD vote aye" and Messrs. PLAT, Stow
ELL, and THOMAS, "No,' and Dir. HUTTON
Was absent. The vote was 122 noes to l20
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TRUsSES, SUPPORTERS, &c.
GEELEY'S HARD-RUBBERT RUSSES
:.,g.,. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, r..
AND PILE PIPES.

Relief, comfort, and cure for RuPTURE, FEMALE
WEAKNESS Els, and PILES. Unlike all other appli-
ances known will never rust, timber, break, cbafe,
soil, nor move from Observation-Disclosures The fine
steel spring, being coated with hard rubber light,
cool, cleaniy. used in bathing, fitted to form; uu-
yersally recommended by all surgeons rs the best
mechanical supports known! Send for pamphlet.
Establishments: 13i7 Chestnut street. Philade-
phia, and 1877 Broadway, New York. Complete
assortment for sale, with careful adjustment, by
MEADE 6 BAKER, Richmond, and all dealers
Beware of limitations. .s ap l3-Sm
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For the appeal correspondent Of the
Dispatch has composed this quatrain:
But Governor kESiPER he put his toe down,
Only toe with v 20 begin it;
Though the AppedL delcares with u sardoulc frown,
That now he has put his foot In It
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"- PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

H- PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe Perfectly odoriess. Always uoh
form. illuminating qualities superior 70 saf. Burns
In any lamp without danger of exploding Or "Sins
Dire. Manufactured expressly 10 0sp~ce the a'f
volatile and DANGEROUS oik. It's safety under ever
possible test, and 1T perfect burning auah'ies arc
proved by It's continued use In over 30o,oV0 iaap'
lies. Millions OF gallons have been sold anh 10 y
Internationally or irdirec,Iy-nas ever occafi'N
from burning, storing, or hsudltn2 Il.
The insurance companies and lire com ni'ssioh.i'
throughout the country recommend The A. hA.
as the best safeguard when lamps are used 'eD~
for circular. .
For sale Ut retail By the trade genesahy, AL Arr
e co.. loS Fulton street. New YORK
&C 7-d&w6u
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A RMORY COMPANY "B"(WALK-R
n ER LIGHT GUARD), FIRST REGIMENT
VIRGINIA. VOLUNT GERS, RICHMOND, April w
18th, 1874. General Order No: 10: Members
OF this company win attend drill TOMORROW
Tuesday NIGHT at O'Clock, In full dress uni
form. Every member Is expected to be present.
BY order OF L. l.. BASS, Captain commanding
- III. G.. JONES,
an13-2lx ..r-E First Sergeant.
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We return thanks to r. F. WALKER, Esq,
Superintendent of Public Printing, for 8
copy of the Annual Reports Of and to the
Board Of Public Works.
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The New York Times says nuzzling a dog
is poor protection against hydrophobia In
the dog. True enough; but it Is a good
protection TO mcn, women, and childler.
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CtAPITOL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

ing Associations the undersigned respectfully an
nounces that he has been elected secretary or the
CAPITOL BUILDING ASSOCIATION, and II a
sufficient number Of applications are made for
shares the books will be reopened for new subscrip-
lions, not exceeding O. 600. Application for shares
can be msde10 the President, Mr. John W. Dem
H.. L. ~ i WILLIAM LOEEESTEIN, Z,
Secretary. .
The regular meeting of the Association win take
place MONDAY, 13th at 8 o'clock, at office OF the
Southern Mutual Insurance Com pany. mp BOT
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

TOOK AT THIS AND ,ECONO-a
IL MIZE, AND BUY WORK MADE ATEE
HOME.-Ladies' Serge Button Boots sold at
the RICHMOND BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY,
for 1915; Ladies' Serge Lace Caters for 81 La
dies Serge Lace, foxed, t2 to 75; Ladies' Serge
Lace Caters from u rs TO 1925; Ladies' French
Calf Lace Boots, 1918; Misses Calf, good
school shoe, nj $3.50; Ladies Kid Button Boots,
$3.50; Lahies' Pebble Goat Button Boots, 1876
Ladies' Pebble Goat Lace Boots 1T $3.50; Misses
50; Gents French Calf Boots, 81; Gents French
Calf CATERS from 81 10 S5 Boys from IS TO $3. so
Boys frst-class Calf Shoes, 1880, .8 .., s.
Chidren's Shoes sold 81 low figures.
All work manufactured by me warranted, and no
other kind sold. -
REPAIRING neatly done.
Parties Wishing 10 buy Qood ROOTS and SHOES
will find It 10 their adyan tage To give me call. "
Respectfully, HENRY &. BOSCHEH.
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THE CHEAP STORE.


n0WN WITH MONOPOLY.-At the
Drequest Of many ladies, have engaged in the
have taken TRIP to New York, and engaged the
services of real artiSt-practical hairdresser and
worker-and will In future, IS In the past. defy
competition In price. quality OF hair, and skill Of
workmanship. ~. - .F....t s.9gr.. !. .a.-
Look At the price for making combing switches !:
Soc, 75c.. and ~; large size, 81 20. Curls aad
other work In proportion. Hair bought and e1-
changed. ..-.-sr. u
All orders by mail promptly executed from one
oil the largest stocks OF the ktRd In the State.
Also just received the latest novelties In steel
ornaments and bendeauI, fancy Jewelry. Chate-
LANES, necklaces, fans, ruchiug, dotted grenadines
for wells, &C., &C., at e. L. GRASG ER'S, 627 Broad
street -s-------r-.-.----. mh24-1m
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SPRING STOCK BOOTS, SHoES,R6V
~! &c.--I have just resolved my iirsi iR~
stahnept N SPklnG GOODS, consisting 0ds
the, la,eSa styles and br.st qualities OF La -
hlESH, GENTlEMEN>S MISSES, aad GILL
DRENS SHOES, RNsOTS, and GAIf&Rs My
stock Of frst-class goods is unsurpassed IN the city
JOHN Z. PAGE, jR., 908 Main street,
NH l6-3m between, Nsssh aud Tenth,
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T AIDES AND MISSES SERGE S1ca
~ LACE and BUTTON GATHERS, NzzssGS
Ladies' dad Misses Serge Foxed and Button GAL
TIERS: -.
Ladies' aud Misses French, Black Kid, and Serge
CROQUETS: r.glu. a;
Maria Antoinette BUSkISS:
Juniatias, Magnolias, and Orher styles OF silly
PERS md WALKING SHOES; ~ s.s,i-.kl.
Gentemen's, Bows, and Youths Calf Pripce Al
bert ONFOkDS, TIES, &C., box, plain, and ex-
Tension toes; ' Es.Hst ~ =.
Children's aud Infants Colo-cts and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS IN endlsss variety, just Ia
ceiyesefor early sprtng tr,asas.
Custom Work MHDh. To ORDER AND
GUARANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING nGaaty
and prunapsly done.
Special attention paid to DC &e1s.
..ssH.l .isENH9JOHN VI. RSSSCHEN q SON,
lnh 81 500 aud OH Rroad strxet. I
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s1GIEr'Iss5bs

4 r :. ;ssslf.T1G S0TIcE.-Tbe mem. e.
\ M Ihsssnf.EoGE YRANGk1gE, No. SO. Xxx
kA,A Dafsw tai ~ aftendn stated meeting, MT
are fa,I,yssu tfil. on Broad street, THIS EVE
HiSG az O'Clock: members Of sister ely 1gofss
a .nsad 70 he nresent BY ordeI Of, the " NJ.
Viseo " pe PET TKENTt ]
o1tx 80 = ( Secretary
10, RseM.-An important meeting or
l. .,CHrCK AHOMiNY- ThIBE, No. "a, o. X,
AZ viii be held I'm their wi2wap,, corner Of Twens
t ~. and NJ streets, onTUESDAY5 EVENING,
Anil ID. 1874. Candidates for adoption ana de-
grets will assemble In The outer forest at the eighth
run Chiefs and brothers Of other tribes are In
vItdd 10 participate. BY order. .f., =
- c. =. FOX, JR:; W.
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CLOTHING.

4. - GENTS FURNISHING EMPORIUM.
HENRY T. MILLER & CO., -..@
9I3 MAIN STREET.
We are constantly receiving by express the La
TEST NOVELTIES in Our line.
Our stock of BLACK and FANCY SCARFS.
CkAVATS, TIES, BOWS, &c, cannot be equalled
by any house South. s...' 80. ...... ..
OUR SPECIALITY -.....t
THE SHIRT DEPARTMENT.. ~'
embraces all grades prices styles, sizes, and yare-
~ OF pattern. ... 49,. .,....s ....ra
Another supply of those beautiful FRENCH
PEkCALE SHIFTS just received.
Also something new in the way of 4 FRENCH
MORNING SHIkT, with collar attached. 80,
Give us early call. .s's .s...5 ~.
e.. ... ,.....,e HIT MILLER & CO.,
So. ' 913 Main street,
an 2.tap2O opposite Gerot's.
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T1IIE LATEST SPRING STYLES. W Q
EMPORIUM OF FASHION. SSSsks
LAST SEASON IN RICHMOND.

Madame DEAELAAS, returning her thanks toa
generous public for the liberal Patronage she has
received Tor the past twenty years. ANNOUNCES lht
this will DC her last season In richmond. HaVlhS
lust returned from The North, she offers very large
and superior stock OF HATS, BoNNsTS FLOWERS,
RIEBoNS STHAw GOODS, RUSTIC HATS, &c,
which She VIII sell at very low prices, being COM
peled to close out her cutirc stock this season st
any sacrifice. AIiilincrs who have not made their
spring purchases may obtain unprecedented bur-
gainsat MADAME Is. ps Mt;kMAN
ap S.3m NO. 1928 Main street.
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OUR BOUNDARY LINES,

HouSe- bill~to amend and -reeuact section
I'd of chapter 8, and section of chapter 1916
| of the Code of 1878, in reference to the ju-
risdiction of circuit courts, with the amend
ments proposed By the Committee Tor Courts
of Justice, was taken up. The amendments
we're agreed to. The bill as amended Vas
| thafl l>aSspd-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-07

ONLY A Few LEFT is the announces
ment in anotder part OF our local cole
umns. We refer TO those dollar striped
coats on sae at II. Franks popular
One Price Clothing Hall, 40 18th
street TIE immense success that
Frank has attained by fair and honor
able dealing with everybody, by nam
ing and invariably adhering strictly to
the enforced one and low cash price
rule, induces us to guarantee that when
Frank advsrtises only few more left
that he means it and those who have
delayed purchasing should immedlate-
ly do so 81 Tor a coat IL q very email
investment. No man ough: to 60 about
town during this perishIpg hot weather
with a heavy winter garment. In
short, wheSb der in want Of any OF this or
any other garment, or anything in the
furnishing goods line, our advice to you
all is, better deal with this well known
responsible and long established house,
than to take chances OF being deceived
by irresponsible and unprinciped
drummers, who daily accost you on the
street, not only begging but insisting on
your purchasing against your will.
Forget not the address OF this firm
who have become almost as familiar az
HOUSEHOLD word by enterprise and fair
ness. Look for. the pane and number.
H. FRANK,
40 Twelfth street.
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POLICE CoURT.-Judge Cranmsr.

Six cases were disposed OF yesterday
morning at the Police Court, which lie
rather a poor showing for a'Mondsy
morning aud especially the first mora
ing that court has been held since the
Fourth OF July.
Ferdinand qell, on a charge Of dis
orderly conduct, was assessed FIVE dol-
lars and costs, which he paid.
Mrs, Hsnke, for assaulting 8 boy,
Was fped two dollars and costs.
Jot Bolin, for drunkenness, was let
off with two dollars and costs.
William Defbaugh got two dollars
and cost. for disorderly conduct.
Thomas McCsnders, another one o.
the boys engaged IN laying waste TO the
onion patch on the Island, was fned
two dollars and costs.
George Friedel, charged with stealing
q lump OF iroa from the B. il 0. r. r.
sbops, was fined twenty dollars and
COST.
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River News.

The river was falling last evening
with abou. feet in the channel.
Nothing is doing about the landing
in the way Of business.
The Science departed for Parkers-
burg Yesterday morning at the ueual
hour.
There will be no Cincinnati boat to-
day as the Andes has laid up.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Par
kersburg THE morning at lO} o'clock.
The place OF the Forest City in the
Steubenyille trade has not been sup
piled.
The prospects for rise soon' look
very bad.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, July 6.-River foot 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
EVANSVILLE. July 6.-Weather clear;
mercury 80 to SO. River fallen 3
inches, with 8 feet 4 inches at Scuffle-
town, 4 feet at Henderson. aud 4 feet b
inches at Sbavueetown. Dowu-Bettie
Gilbert, Evansville, Sandy, Idlewlld,
Mary Ameut. Up-B. H. Cooke,
Roberts, Rapidsn No. ,. Business
very light.
CAIRO, July 6.-Arrived-Pauline
Carroll, St. Louis. Departed-City OF
Vicksburg, st. Louis River falling
Weather clear; mercury "a
LOUISVILLE, July 6.-The river is
still falling, with 4 feet in the canal
and 2 feet in the chute. Weather very
warm and business dull. The large
Henderson packets are laid up. No
arrivals or departures except regular
packets.
CINCINNATI, July 6-River 3 feet
and falling. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
ST.. LOUIS, July 6.-Arrived-Kin-
ney, Missouri river; Dubuque, St. Paul.
Departed-Red Wing, St, Paul; St.
Genevive, Peoria; johnson, Keokuk;
Chester, Memphis. River rising slow
IL. Weather clear and very warm,
mercury over 1902 in the shade.
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CARE OF GoLD FIsH.-There are ley
prettier household pets than gold fish,
and perhaps none are 80 constantly lost
through the want of knowledge how to
care for them. Seth Green, the great
propagation of fish, gives the following
directions for the care Of gold fish: Use
auy we'll, creek or mineral water that is
not impregnsted with mineral. Change
the wafer when the fish come to the
top and stay there and breathe part
water and part air. Take out nearly
all the water, leaving enough for the
fab 10 swim in, aud fill the vessel with
fresh water. Never take the fish in your
hand. II the aquarium needs clean
ing make a net OF moaquito netting and
take the fish out in it. There are many
gold fish killed by handling. Keepyour
aquarium clean go that the water looks
a. clear as crystal. Watch the fish q
little and you will find out when they
are all right, Feed them all they will
eat and anything they will eat; worms,
meat, fish water or fish spawn. Take
great care that you take oil out OF the
aquarium that they do not eat. Any
decaysd meat or vegetable in water has
the same smell to fish that it mas to
you in the air. Ifyour gold fish die it
is sttributab lie, as rule, to ore OF three
csu.es-handling, starvation or bad
water.
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CHALLENGE AcCEPrED.- the Stand
ard OF last evening Nick Whites pub
fishes card, challenging any man in
the Top Mill to row him a tub race. In
response TO the above "Catawaby Bob"
sends us the following;
Il accept Nick Whites challenge to
row a tub race in the Ohio river, pro-
vided that he agsees 10 the following
conditions: That it take place next
Saturday evening between seven and
eight o'clock, the course TO be from the
Nail City Boat house to the lower
point OF the Island and return; the
stakes to be fifty pounds OF hamburger
cheese and two kegs OF Welsgare'r
beer CATAwABY BoB.
Mailer in the Top MH.
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CERTIFICATES OF lNcoRPoRATToN.-
The following Ger ificates of incorpo-
ration have been granted by the Sec
rotary Of State:
"The Wheeling and Elm Grove Rail-
road Company" The incorporstors
agree to become incorporated for the
purpose OF incorporating and operating
a railroad in the county OF OHIO, aud
have organized by adopting and 81 en-
ing certain articles OF Incorporation.
The road shall run from the cor
ner Of Eoff and Sixteenth through
the town of Fulton, near the line OF the
Cumberland road to the town OF Elm
Grove The principal business office
shall be in the city OF Wheeling. The
The charter shall take effect on the
25th day OF May, 1874, and continue TO
run for niuety-nine years. The capital
stock shall be 100000. The iucor-
porators are r. V. WheIap, j. D. Du-
Bots and eleven others, OF the city Of
Wheeling.
wheeling & Benwood Railroad
Com any." The incorporators are pre-
pared to form company for the pur-
pote OF constructing and operating a
railroad, and organized by adopting
and signing certain articles OF incorpo-
ration with the above name. The
road shall commence at or near the
bridge OF the Baltimore and Ohio raj
road, in the county of Marshall, and
below the ,'Bepwood Iron Works" and
extend northwsrdly along or near the
east bank Of the Ohio river to oI
near 10th street 10 the city OF
Wheeling, and the principal office shall
be IN the said city OF Wheeling. The
charter shall take effect from the lei
day of June, 1874, and is to continue
for the term of nlnety-nine years. The
capital stock shall be $4,000, sud
divided into shares Of $500 each. The
incorporators are WIN. L. Hearn,
Alopzo Loring, Thomas Hughes asd
three others, all Of the city OF WHEEL
ing. -,
Exchange Bank OF Wheeling" form
ed for the purpose o. conveying al! kinds
Of banking business in its various
branches, buying aud selling gold, billie
of exchange, hoods, securities, etc,
ETC., usually carried on by banks OF de-
post and discount which corporation
shall have it's principal office or place
OF business in the city OF Wheeling.
The charter is to date from the 10th
day OF June, 1874, and to tx
pire on the 10Th day Of June, 1894.
sos 900 has been subscribed and $500
usrd in 10 organize said bank. Capital
stock is limited 10 100000. The in-
corporstors are James n. Vance, Levi,
s. DeIapIain, Andrew Wilson. A. Will
SOD Kelley and William Bailey, all Of
Wheeling, and the capital is 10 be d.
vided into shares OF one hundred dol.
lars each.
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a Card.

The Moundsvjlle National man says
Laramie is an ignorant coward for haV-
ing been compelled b, fanstical women
TO QUIT his business. l was not compelled
but Induced, and am not afraid to own
it. / do not believe l was any worse
then than now. / sold good WHISKY
and now l sell good potatoes, butter,
eggs, fruit. &C., &c, and say without
lear that I sell as cheap and 10 better
looking women than any that will ever
have him; and l am not afraid to say
that I have more brains, more gentllity,
and more muscle, and am not AFRAID
to use the latter on him at any time. =
T. LARAMIE.
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a protracted meeting at Central Hall
and uuder the preaching OF a prominent
divine from Baltimore are having q
q very lively aud interesting time
The thermometer stood one hum
dred and four in the shade at noon on
the Fourth.
ALARes crowd was assembled at the
temperance picuic at Burr's Mills on
III. Fourth: near two thousand people
being on the grounds.
THE Womes's League will'meet at the
NJ. Z. Church at seven o'clock to-mor.
row evening. ..
LOUISE LOCKWOOD.