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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-06-10

The farmers of Ten Mile and vicin-
ity met at Locust Grove, on the 18th
inst, in order to consider the proprie-
tyoforganizinga subordinate grange.
Geo. E. Smith, deputy for Mason Co.,
addressed the assembly concerning
the utility and convenience of 4 farm
er's club and also procedure necessary
TO anorganization. The constitution
and declaration Of purposes were
read. Those purposes certainly tend
to the benefit Of farmers socially,
morally, and pccuniarly. A perma-
nent organization is contemplated at
some future timc.-!Nonitor.
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Commissioners Sale!

SOA444444SE94S = faScS--@e
The Hope Manufacturing and Coal Com
pany. vs..
The Diamond Glass Company, ct. al.
In Chancery.
IN pursuance OF the provisions OF a de-
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Mason
county, rendered on the 18th day OF April,
1915, in the above entitled cause, we will
Us Special c Commissioners, on the
1atll Day Of June. 1879.
on the premises, in the town Of Mason
CITY, Mason county, West Virginia, pro-
coed to sell by way OF public auction, to
the highest bidder, the tract OF land in the
bill mentioned, together with the glass
house and other buildings thereon.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash as to one-third OF the purchase
money, the residue TO be paid in six and
twelve months. Bonds with good security,
bearing interest from date, will be required
for the deferred installments.
G. ?. SIMPSON,
F. \. GUTHRIE,
Special Commissioners.
may 20-iw.
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The latest Register is on sale at the
Point Pleasant Drug Store.

MEDICAL SoelE9.-A lafge portion
of our paperis taken up THIS week,
with :the proceedings IF the State
Medical Society ;.aaieh assembled in
this place June Sd. The proceedings
are-giigenquitefulI, and-riftbcf found
sFsstiar we were esrsful:i ,p9=
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-06-10

PUBLIC IysTALLATIox.-There will
be a public Installation of the officers
of Minturn Lodge, No. 10, a. F. and
A. NJ, at their Lodge room, Point
Pleasant, Wednesday evening, June
23d, 1875. The members and their
families are cordially invited to at
tend. A Banquet will be prepared
by the members wives, daughters and
sisters. WM. FRENCH,
C. SHREWSBURY,
Z. B. THOMAS,
commiftnn of rr,p 1amonts
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-06-10

To THE PREss.-Fhe next meeting
of the West Virginia Editorial Asso-
citation is to be held in Piedmont, on
the Third Thursday of June. We
hope to see every newspaper in the
State represented there, because We
believe that such a union as is wish
ed to have this enc, will be to the
advantage Of all. Let US get togeth-
er, brethren, and consult, get ac-
quainted, and see what is best to do
for the craft. We have done some
thing, but there isplenty more to do.
J. ST. J. CLARKsoN, President.
n IT IT,, Sf,.'.
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DECIDED CoMPLINEST-The high
est compliment to member of the
Medical profession of our State is to
preside over the deliberations of a
State Medical Society, and that hon
or was conferred upon our friend and
fellow-townsman, DR.. Andrew R.
Barbee, by the West Virginia Medical
Society which has just adjourned in
this city, by electing him as their
President for theensuingyear. This
is compliment which the many
friends of the Doctor, both in and out
of the Medical profession, will highly
appreciate, while at the same time
the Society has done itself credit
in selecting him as their presiding
officer. DR.. Barbee is fully up to the
times, and the importance of confer
ence and frequent interchange of pro-
fessional sentiments and opinions,
and with his well known fearlessness,
energy and great perseverance in all
that pertains to the Medical profess
ion, We have no hesitancy in saying
that he will make every possible eff
fort to elevate the profession, and
bring the State Medical Society up
to the very highest standard of per-
fiction.
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GEORGETO W N.

SPELLING MATCH came of at the West
street Presby terrain church last night. Mr..
Janney, principal of the Georgetown mai I,
grammar school, acted as pedagOgue, end
Messrs. W. W. Curtis and VIM. IL. Dadgal
as umpires. A great many we'll known bellies
and beaux OF Georgetown participated in the
contest, which was very animated. and re-
suited in favor of Mr.. Edward Williams.
FISHING MATCH.-A novelty in the way
of fishing match will take place i'm the vi
cinity Of Edes' mill, on the Potomac, on
Wednesday next There are quite a number
of the disciples Of Izaak Walton entered for
the match, the arrangements for which are
being managed by Messrs. John Hancock
and Frank Burrows
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived-Ste
Express, from Baltimore, consigned to j. Il
waters, with general merchandise for Dis
trict merchants; schooner Kitty Ann. with
1,bo bushels OF wheat for Hartley x Brother.
Cleared-SteamerJ Jane MOseley, for Norfol k
GRAIN TRADE.-Sales are reported to-day
OF $1,000 bushels of wheat at SLAB per bushei
FISH MARKET.-Messrs. Simmons * Co
report sales to-day of 5,0cO herring, at $40 pei
thousand.
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ALEX A NDRIA,

THE CABLING SPRINGS GOLD MINE
AS stated yesterday and on other previous
occasions, the indications OF rich gold
deposits at Carlin's Springs, in this county,
are sufficient to warrant the expense of
mining operations there but whether such
operations will go into effect seems doubtful,
for the owner of the property is unwilling TO
rennguish the certain income that is derived
from IT as summer resort tor the uncertain
W ATTENDING the success of the gold mine to
work which the buildings there would have
to be removed.
Buoy TENDER.-The government buoy
tender HeliotrOpe is now engaged in repair
ing the buOys in the Potomac Off this city,
having repaired al those below here. with
the exception of the one at Dents Shoals,
which was carried away by ice last winter,
and the absence OF which is missed by all
who navigate the river
PROPERTY SALE.-The three stored brick
house on the south side of Cameron street
between Pitt and st. Asaph, and lot of
ground attached, formerly the residence of
the late Reuben Zimmerman. has been sold
10 Mrs. Martha Chatham for SO ,500.-Gd-e,tc,
2g'h.
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TIL Z C0URHa.

- POLICE COyRT-Jtld0e DcCsoa.
Today, Richard Gassaway, colored lar
ceny OF 50 in fractional currency OF the II nj
teu states from King Eteiaison; = 10 and costs
or 40 days. Nalichi Wells and James Mum
roe, eolored, charged with sn ARRAY; IS each
hichard Maxwell, colored, assault and bat
tefy ON Margaret Maxwell. his wife 80 Mar
iaret Johnson, assault and Sattery on Mary
zane Alien PeytOn, a child OF Mary Ann
lawson, by throwing her down some steps
y large nuInser OF witnesses were heard on
me me part OF complainant, and defendant
nTIousht ABOUT haifof the denizens OF Cherry
aIity 70 prove that they dill not see the as
SAUL - and costs. George Homer, assault
anu battery ON Humphrey Foster, coleresi:
anu COSTS. William Wilson forfei ted col
iateIal. EI'zabeth Perks, same. Johu Mar
TN, throwing offal In the street: same. Ga,
SANFORD. same. Joseph Ferguson. forfeited
20 Tor fast driving. George T. Tower. for
leited collateral. Levi Kadder. selling Iiouo-
without license; fined si05-an appea1 taken
Mary Hammond, loud and boisteronss As
Alfred Smith, same; as. Adolp.Ius RnrgeHs
disturbing the performances at the Thea Ter
Comique; s.. c. b. NaddIe forfeited collar o.
raj for profanity. Thomas Hart an able-.
COOLED oolored vagrant, sent to the gravel
Dahks. Frederick Williams. a professional
ehlcSSn thief, sent down as a vagrant AL
Dtrt roster. sneak thief, sent down for va
graney. Mary Agate, loud and boisterous:
90 EcMaru hady. cart without license; SD
james Sfmons, larceny OF a carriage roba.
SO ard costs. Mary Agge, drunk and disoI-
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festerdF y Judge Paschal aud Judge Moore
enIere suit Toy John and James Walker
49," 8 Ntchaet Green and Seraphim Mas,
~, <over possession of lot y, Slrare SI;
- bIsg on 9Th street, between + and
eflnwesti also against Thos. France and
ana John = Cunningham, lot IS. square So,
on 10Th street, between ID and Il southwest;
also, 81 airst Potomac Ferry company and
Samuel Bacon, lot 6, square 433, Nj street
south, between 9Th and Water streets; also,
agsInst Thos. F.. France and VIM. Hawkins,
leis and T, in Crutchett's subdivision Of
square T55, Massachusetts avenue, between
I'd and 3d streets east also, against j. =. Cum
bingham; lot v, Crutchetts subdivision Of
square 155, Massachusetts avenue, between
ri and 81 streets east; also, against Anthony
Buckley, F.. =. Justh, w. III. Narrower, John
Adgelay and Samuel Simms part of lot 4,
square <5I, Massachusetts, avenue, between
ri and I'll streets east: also, against Thorn
ton A Jenkins and Peter c. Haines, part OF
square "A, fronting 126 feet on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 21st and 22d streets west;
also, against Isabella Raft, Gertrude Ran
and Samuel Herman, part of lots ~ and II.
square 40, on 9Th street, between G. and III
northwest; also, against Henry Trip, Peter
Matthews and James Thomas, lot I, square
Gal, virginia avenue, near South Capitol
street; also. against Henry Trip. lot 2i
siuaIe 81, Virginia avenue, near South Cap
These actions are brought by plaintiffs,
who claim TO be the only blood relations %,
the late Jacob Dixon. who died here in 1853
leaving no Will and quite a large amount oil
property, which has greatly increased in
value since. The deceased was native OF
Scotland and emigTated to this country in
1871, AID was naturalized about ten wears
thereafter, fore he had acquired the prop
erty. After his death in I.5S a suit was
| brought in the names OF the collateral heirs
Frances, Hills, Bracket and others-fSr a
partition of the property, and II was finally
divided by commission. The plaintiffs
were born in Scotland and are the children
of the deceesed's only living sister (at the
time of his DEATH The DEFENDANTS ali claim
title from the collateral heirs, among whom
the property was divided by the decree Of the
Chancery Court of the District in 1861. In
these cases are some nice points as to the
law relating TO Inheritance, &c
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Violent and painful coughs. involving
serious disturbances in the aiT-cells of the
lungs, are allayed in twenty-four hours by
the use of HGIe'S Honey Of HOrehOi,ad AMI Tar
and In most cases a cure is effected within
fortnight. First, the act of coughing becomes
less painful and exhaUsting; then less fire.
quent, and accompanied with the expect fora
ton of the unnatural SecretiOns of mucuS
caused by inflammation; and finally the
cough dies out entirely, and the chest, lungs
and air-passages resume their natural vigOr
PIXIES TOOTH-ACHE DRoPS-Cure in one
minnie 40
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Condensed Locals.

The street lamps viii b. lighted tonight at
TO = IN. and extinguished a So q. IN.
Pee notice of special services Z street Bap-
list Church
Mr. A r Phillips was elected n member OF
the Produce Exchange last NIGHT
Aaron Bradshaw has been appointed q
The Pilot BOY Will resume her trips 10 the
Potomac river landings tomorrow morning,
leaving her wharf in this city at O'Clock.
A delegation Of the Supreme Order Of
Samaritans. from Pennsylvania, North
Carolina. H2gerStOwn end Annapolis, Nd,
are visiting the Supreme Lodge of Good
Ssmaritans Of the District Of Columbia
Off.Cer J. :. Block arrested n woman with
the SoUbriquet Victoria Woodruff" last
night in the Division wandering about in n
drum ken and bOiSferouS condition. She was
rocked up at the Central station until sober
al q then turned out
Attention is called 10 the advertisement OF
Ihe new express line between washington,
o. great benefit to our merchants and ship
pFTS. and IN connection made with the north
ern cities 10 offers strong Inducements. Mr..
g.. v. Hyde il the agent for the District.
Rev. George a Hail, of the y. NJ. G. A, o
This city who has been on a missionary tOlr
through the southern section OF our country
nor the IaSt three months, is TO return 10
town tomorrow evening and address a meet
r. m, giving AN account of the religious work
that has oeen going on in the cities he has
visited.
Al executive committee Of ladies. headed
by Mrs. n r.. y. BOuiigny. and of which
HTS. Postmaster General Jewell, Mrs. Chief
Justice Waite. Mrs. Justice Miller. Mrs
Judge Macarthur. and others are members
mas been organized in this city To aid the
National Commemorative Monument ASSO-
CiatiCn in cTeCtiUga monument in Philadel-
pGia in correction with the Centennial ceIe-
ir1tion 10 commemorate American indepen-
GeLCe.
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SLATER SENT TO ALBANY PFNITES-
T1ARf.-HOpe III. Slater, convicted about
SIX weeks ago of manslaughter in killing
Michael Hussey, and sentenced TO four years.
imprisonment IN the Albany Denitentiary
left for that place on Tuesday night. in charge
OF captain W. {. Croker. Abe Turner COL
ored, convicted of larceny, and sentenced for
Two years, left in charge of Mr.. Winters at
the same time.
Ihere were rumOrs on the street today
mar slater bad escaped from the Jail here
Inc false reports. il was said, were tels-
graIhed 10 northern papers.
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NJ ii. WHEATLFY's

STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTAB-
LISHMENT
40 Jefs,SoH Sfrset, Georgetown, ID C.
Establis he'd. 1881 Premium awarded 1857. En-
iargtd and improved. 1874. Ladies and Gentlemen
wearing apparel OF every description. inc uIing
Nelvets, Crepe Wells and Trimming Kid Gioves
&C. &c, nicely cleaned or d. ed also, Curtains aud
New Goods, carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months.
Send us your address and viii call for and re-
turn work at place in the District free of extra
charge Work receiv ed aud returned nv mail or ex-
press from and to any place in The country. sp2I-tr
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LOCAL NEW s.


FtT,Ps Opera Ho'sse.-He.rlnann, The ma
gisian
Areflue ThsRo.-'' The famous pugiI<ts,
/" Geo. Rookie and Joe Coburn, - and othe. at
fractions.
T1eGteT Cbs,JaylJs.-Tfhe drama OF ''Tor Late;
OF EleptCmania," and ether attractive
specialties-
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L. Z. DUNCASsON * Colt is rare that a
new house takes at once so high position i'm
business circles as has that of G.. c. Duncan
son q 20. The esteem i'm which il is held is
shown by the mum Der and character of trans
actions entrusted to it, and these in turn
are the natural result of the intelligence
energy, and trustwOrthiness which are
brought To bear in all the operations of the
establishment. 1t richly deserves its sue
cess.
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JOHN u. sMOOT & SON.

- NO. 10 Bridge street Gt0r.efetrH. u. e.,
Have received from New York aud offering 20 c-s-
toners great bargains in BLACK SILKS, Poncees
DehaCea ard pClDnaise PIaIds
MOURNING GOODS Of all the best nakes No
hairs, A pacss, Grenadines, Jaccnets, NAiosooks
victoria Lawns, real Swiss and French MusiIps
Ladies and Gents Underwear.
Thomson and Victoria Is ia and other GLOVES
Balhrlgan ard English HOSF and II ALE HOSE
HOCSEFI FINISHING GOODS # ali Kinds
Preached Musiius. all makes, AZ az lotr-st pf,c.S
Gents and Boys Cassineres, Tweeds Drills &c
OlLCLOTHS and MATTINGS
sviTg purchased largely at the recent decline
rash We are offering special INDUCEMENTS 40 ras
buyers IL Goods sent 70 part of WASHINGTON.
ap22 I'M JOHN II SMOOT AZ SON
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->


SALE OF PIANO AND HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTs--TbOS. Bowling, auctioneer, will
sell tomorrow in front of the auction rooms
,iateIy occupied by Latimer * Cleary,) Star
Office building. a large assortment of house
hold goods, including Chickerng piano
which IS very superior instrument.
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TIFF FINE BEEF and London county spring
iamhs which Will be displayed by Mr.. b. +.
Hunt at his stalls in the Center Market to-
morrow morning, are the choicest Specf-
mems he has yet had. The beef is especially
fine
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PRoPERTY-owNERS who have not made
application for damages TO property by
reason OF public improvements can now file
1ltlr Chains with j. c. Lay & Co, No. 223 I y
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LIFE HAS FEW CHARMS for the DySpe ptic
which is not to he wondered az when we take
into account the amount of bodily and
mental suffering that this distressing ma adv
generates. The Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide
of irOnl has cured thousands who were suffer-
irg from this disease. en-
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SFEING Is BELIEvING.-If ladies' who do
Of use the fragrant SOzO 'Oa' will compare
'eeth with those VINO do. they will see in an
instant more reasons for adopting IL than
can he composed into a ne yspaper para
graph. Oh
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ARREST OF ALLEGED BURGLARS-Henry
SmallwoOd and John Wheeler, colored were
arrested this morning by Detective Miller
charged with rOhbing the house of Mr. James
Wlles OF gold watch and other articles Oi
value. The thieves entered by climbing TO
the ROOF and forcing open trap door. Small
wood l. just out OF the penitentiary where
ne had been confined on charge of stealing.
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For All Female COMPLAINTS,


IN young or old, married or single, at the
dawn of womanhOod or the change of life,
DR.. Tierce's FdrOrite Prescription maaifeSts
such a positively remedial influence as to
call forth the lcudest praise from all who
use IL.
Mr.. John A Kinney, druggist, of Knob
Noster, Mo-, writes as follows:
"DT. Pierce, BUfd!O. " T.:-Dear Sir: Your
medicines sell better than any other I keep,
and give universal satisfaction. The people
are especially delighted with your FayOrite
prescription, and it seems to be q favOrife
among all that have ever used it," 1t is sold
by druggists and dealers in medicines. eo&k
THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK. corner
eth street and Louisiana aver. 1e. pays i've
per cent. interest on deposits made on or be-
fore the third of each month Samuel Nor
ment, president; Nicholas Acker, vice preSi-
dent j. A. Ruff, cashier; James 4. Edwards,
secretary.
Divine Medicine
is exercise in the open air aud sunshine
and II is best taken by daily walks on
sound feet; hence the thon Sands from far and
near who patrOniZe DIR. Whites well-knOwn
establishment for relief from COTnS, Bunious,
troublesome Nails, &c.
GOLDEN HILL Is the best and cheapest
laIhlly hour In The market. ALL:
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. paws 5 per
cent per annum or deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours, 8 TO 4. Saturdays,9
tO and tOS Zt3I 4fI6
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CITY MS.
SPRING OvERCoATS, at reduced prices, at
Straus', l0l1 Pennsylvania avenue.
ANOTHER SUPPLY of the
Ragged Edge Has,"
Just received at
WILLETT 4 RUoFF's.
3 eQ5 Pennsylvania avenue.

3 9o5 Pennsylvania avenue.
HaTs.-The largest and best assortment,
at the lowest cash prices. for dress or daily
wear, in stiff and soft, light felts, and darh
for gentlemen, boys and childrer. is at
Lewis Popular One Price siore,n $40 7th
street, between / and X. Specialtfes-The
best So and S6 SILK Hats, and the largest as
sortment of Children's Straw Hats.
GENTLFMEN's DOUBLE BREAST Just
English Worsted Frock Coats and received
Vest
Gentlemen's Double Breast Black and on
Cloth Frock Goats, Vests and PAN sale
falcons.
Youths Double Breast Frock andl at
Sack Coats. with Vests to match prices
Light Cashmere Pants. to
Gentlemen's White and Buff Duck suit
Vests.
Children's Waverly, Blouse and the
Getaway Suits.
Children's Short Pants. times
NOAH WALKER & Co.
Cos Pennsylvania aypnup.
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Il. III. WARNER, real estate broker has a
large amount of money To loan on good real
estate security. at low rates of interest.
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INTERESTING STATISTICS-In another
column Will be found statistics of the sales of
sewing machines for the year 1874, which
show more fOrcibly than any language can
express the great favor in which the famous
hgures cannot but have great weight with
those who have not yet decided what ma
chine tO buy -
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POLICE SERGEANTs TRANsFERREDLThe
iolloWlng sergeants OF the Metropolitan po-
lice have been tTansferred:-C. T. Leech
nom the lst To The 9Th precinct; Joseph Ac-
ton, 5th TO LIST; s. b. Clements, 9Th to It'll: NJ.
GoTman. 9Th to I'd; W. III. Perry. ri to 9Th;
Robert Johnson, 9Th to 9Th: w. H. TrunneI.
4th To ID; and - Hess, Sd to 4th.
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STOVES, &c.

las. y. RARkOvER, Aaasfas,wW 81 Sso.1. -.
= 1sswGs, and dealer IN Hardware ond
ing sleciaIty. No. 1885 lSth stresf nortS- -
Weg., near Rhoce hlapd avenue. ssplo-I
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w..sper probabilities To-day.
gvYICE OF CHIEF signal OFFiCsb,
XAsHINGrny. Ami %. 10.

For the MidCie states, the lower axe re
lion and the south Atlantic states clear or
slearirC weather during the rest OF FRIDAY,
With s0Ur1weSt To northwest winds rs ing
sarCmeteT, and stationary or faiilnS te mPe-
rafnTe.
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ALLEGED FUGITIvEs FROM JUSTICE
SuRRENDERED.-TO-d Sheriff Waters. 81
Mont gOmery County. Md. presented n re-
question rom Governor Groom, OF MARY
iand- Tor Robert Buchanan. cOlOred. charged
with having on the 9Th Of January broken
INTO the meat house OF JOhnT. Best Of Mont
SOmery County. and carried of 4Op pounds of
baccn- Buchanan was arrested some DAYS
ago az his RS idercc, near TennallytOwn and
committee 10 Jail lie was surrendered to
sheriff Waters, who will take him to Rock
Vii This afternoon.
sheriff BrOadwateT. OF Fairfax County.
a. alSO presented requ!SitiOn from Gov
ernOr KeTnper. of Va. for benjamin. Homes.
charged with having Oh the 18TH instant
stolen from George II. Ives. of Fairfax Conn
y, NO sets OF double harness valued AT 500.
ana TIE prisoner. who was in iaii WAS de-
HVered 10 EIln an left this afternoon
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CHARLES N. MATTHEW'S Trustee
apptd THOMAS BOWLING A uct
NJ F. eIFs..Ns = COZ

W. $50 Bride Street. GsaTgsfntca, I'D T. .
Have opened for inspection a great variety of
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS
~ prices t. suit the times
30, Is, 90 ard ~ cents
Plain and Plaid silk PON9EFS ga.
Black GRENADINES from Gls MP
Black all wool DELAINES, single and double
widths.
Black all wool French CASHMERE, double width
- 15 cents: very fine one at lib
BIRCH Sill rs from S71s cents TO $50.
Black ALPACAS, all prices; a special bargain az 20
cents.
Black Cashmere end Merino SIIAWLS
hlc,pIla LAWNS, very cheap; fancy colored
We invite the Ladies 10 look az our Dress Goods
rsiore purchasing elsew here Good Corsets 50 cls:
Ihompson close fitting Corse;s; genuine Dog skin
Gloves and Croquet Mitis Thread Gloves for Ladies
and Cents Ladies White Cotton Hose. 10 cents per
pair and mp; Mems Brown Half Hose, 10 cents pr
nair ard mp. Cartwright Warmers Gauzc Nertno
vests Tor Ladies' Gents Gauze Merin0 Shirts sulen-
did ToNe ~, 25 and 81 cents: DaInssk Napkins and
Tab,e DsmaSk very cheap; Parasols and sun I'm
bTtitas; all the best makes OF Blesched and Brown
lotions at the very lowest prices. OilclotAs and
Mattrgs. w. F. GIHBpSS r. IN
W r. GIBBONS W.
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