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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
DUBLIC SALE
On Saturday, May 22, 1875

On Saturday, May 22, 1875
without postponement, withdrawal or undertaking
These lots are over Eleventh Street Bridge are
near B andywne Station on the =. W. 4 b. Railroad
TO Nandeyer Avenue now opened and nearly graded
TO Market street, TO the Brandywine River, and TO
extensive and growing manufacturing establish
ments. The portion OF the lots between the Rail-
road aud Bowers street are admirably adapted by
Railroai and sewerage facilities to manufacturing
purposes those East of Bowers street are, many OF
them, high prominent, and underiaid with sand and
gravel whilst nearly all. can be seen, have goDd
material for foundations. The subscriber regrets
being compelled, by circumstances, to be seller of
properly IN ilmington at the particular juncture
OF all others when he would desire to be purchaser
Part es who bought on the sth can already make
handsome advances. and now is the time to buy
remembering thst in an experience OF 20 years
mare nerer failed TO sell every lot and property as
ddueTtissd
TERMS OF sALE.-Twenty per cent cash. and
the balance In rotes with approved endorsers
equally divided at and months, bearing interest
from the day OF sale. settlement in all cases 10 he
IN lde previous TO the following Saturday MAY goth
1910, at IL, M Otherwise purchase may be de-
clarei void az the option OF the seller and parties
VINO pay the whole In cash on or before that time
"lli he entitled to clear discount OF per cent
Approved Savings Fund Orders received as cash
Immediate possession on settlement.
J.T. HEALD.
" lLhlSGTOS, May IL, 1875. mayl215.lS2i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19
CARD TO THE PUBLIC

I ,AnD ~ Itt FUbIlCl
ovrlcs OF
~ooLLEY 4 VAN TRuMP's
INSURANCE AGENCY.
FIRE, NAHINs, LIFE, ACCIDENT
NO. JOURNAL BUILDING ADJOINING frs
CITY HALL
HtLulS5roS. DELAwARn
We are the
DuLi AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF THE OLDEST
LAEG EST AND BEST KNOWN CoMPA-
MES IN G'HE WORLD,
uAYIfg
CASH ASSETS OF ovER.........--...flO0,wo,
We insure all Kinds OF property within the slate
and adjoining counties. Dwellings and Farm IT.
perty taken at very low rates -. =,
We make specially OF taking entire chlrRe ~ ~
our customers business, thereby relieving thelh u
much trouble and expense and settle az lnsseH
PROMPTLY AND LIBRRALLY. without extra cilalk. -
Odering oar past record as guarantee iof tIe ~.
future, We confidently assert IL will be TO y9n ~
terest TO call on US and examine our list OF coupe
MES IN all departments before insuring or reneWs
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
EFFICTED AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATBs.
Communications by mail will receive Immediate
attention.
Expressing our acknowledgements for the patroh'
age We have enjoyed and soliciting contlhuano''
We remain. very respectfully,
JAM s wooL.LEY. L A. VAN TiIuhI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-19

IF Within tbs Whole Range Of tonic and altera-
tive mt dcines KNOWN none is entitled TO more
consideration than the Peruvian syrup. In all
OF enfeehled or debilitated constitution It Is
the very remedy needed. The most positive proof
OF this can be adduced.
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best possible outlook for the immediate future.
Changes slight below. -
BATTIEe-Urdinary, lo911Sc; middling' l'ei
Comfort prints. e1<9Sc; standard fancy do.sx@
el(c; standard fancy side band, S15glOc.
ONE styles.
Cotton and wool fiannels are quiet.
EsRowrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lie; Pepperel.
TTcKINe-Omega 81 inch, glc; Amoskeag A G.
$50: A, l9c: Conestoga, "A Medal, $50; u Medal
l6c; extra,X, lSc; extra A, 2lc; LewistoWn 20
Inch, SO; ditto "a inch. 2lc: ditto 81 inch. lsc
plaid, 221Sc.
rRgIRTfSG BrRrPEs-AmericaR 6-3, lie; S-S, l0c
WnltseDden Lie, 40, and loo; Union, IL, 10, and
PAPER CAMBRIcs-Advanced. Common col
ors, &c; high colors, Sc.
PR1gTs-Wa shinguon. American, Richmond,
Spragues fancy, SIC; Green stripes, Sc; Garner
prints, S<lgo; Freeman, eoi Standard snuung
prints SIC: Albion solid colors. SIC: Peabody
suitinG &c; Wamsetta, 70; Black and Mourning
OASPET CHAIN-white, 26o; co.orcd. SO; COW
ezlet warp. 80.
Albany, l0c; stark Az .0ci Laurel d.. p;<c
laurel L., eye: Park A, &c; Granite b., &c; Bed
ford p, 7c; Pepp N. &c; Repp. y. SCI FepP =,
lOo; Popp f.. i01Sallc.
eI.EACHED Observation-Disclosures 2Zc Hope,
100: Blackstone, lie. Mascmonet, lxc; ELL
X fO1Ie, a. 12s; Dwight Star, ii &c: Vaughn AZ
sxci ned Dog. 7ei Quaker re; Jam SreS, LOT, LOT $
lOlEe; Wamsutta, l5Lc; New York Mills, l51ac.
GRAIL tsAGS--SInOsASag -, 3Oc; Lew tston n,
iIc: Stark. SSc; Union, &c; Banner, &c; Mon
traup, 39egJic.
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MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.


NEW YORK, March "a.
Money easy at S94 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper to per cent.
Sterling steady at 81 SlG4 Sl1s for sixty days
and 81 s594 $50 sight.
Custom receipts, 1891 COO.
Gold opened at ll51s. declined TO ll51s, recov.
cred to iI575, and stin later declined to l51 the
closing price.
The rates paid for gold loans were fiat, and
l-64 for borrowing.
Carrying rates IL, 3 and 2 per cent.
Treasury disbursements sI700v0.
Clearings. $50. UO0.0Oc.
Governments firm.
Railroads mortgages finn.
State securities quiet.
The stock market mas been Irregular and
moderately active during the day. Stocks VIII oh
had been going up steadily for the past week
fell off evidently on realization sales while
eral stocks which have been very quiet and
steady were buOyant, and showed decided
tendency toward higher prices. Northwestern
rose to Al, and Erie advanced frem 265z to IS5S
the latter on rumors that clsims against the old
ring were about to be settled, and that the Erie
railWay would be used hereafter transport
Union Pacific freight from and to New York.
Another bull storyin connection with Erie was
that the company owned a large coal mine in
the vicinity of Scranton, Pa. which had been
purchased by an English company for 5000 ,0Uaj.
At a meeting Of the Pacific Mail directors to-
day the resignation of Rufus Hatch, late man
aging director, was accepted. The market closed
steady to firm, and the strongest stocks at the
close were Union Pac tic, Erie, North western.
and i. & p. Telegraph.
Inc total. safes OF stocks to day were 214 COO
shares, OF which 5000 were Pacific n all, 1900
Western Union, 37,9I Northwestern, so, RE,
1903 Lake Shore, 6,01O OniOs and 41,VJO Union
Pacific.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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BUFrAIo LIVE sToCK MARKwr

BUFFALO,. March 24-CATrLE-The receipts
to-day Were SSS head making a total for the
Week of $685. head; the market was moderately
active and strong at yes erday's quotations
prices We're higher for medium and light quail
ties.
2,eS head, making "A total for the week OF 9. 4Og
head; the market was dull and dragging, owners
holding their stock for an advance in prices.
Hostile receipts to-day were 400 head,
making total for the week of 6,7u0 head; the
market was duh and prices were &c of from
Yesterdays quotations; sales were made Of
Workers at 81 oUG7 70: heavy hogs at.7 75GS, but
the demand was slow.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARIE

EAST LIBERTY. PA, March A.-ErEF CATTLE
Inc receipts for to-day were LIS head total
fJr the past days were l,42S head the supply
for yard sales is very lights the demand il very
moderate, and prices have gone up fully &c
all round; sales were made of e. "a at 81 Goa
p; medium 10 good at S6 25C96 . common TO
fair at 50 O@5 20; bulls at 81 0095 10 stockers at
81 c0G4 10.
Hoes-Receipts for to-day were BOSS head
total for days past were s,l25 head :
sales were made OF Workers. ST. 81 2U0g7 90; best
Philsdelphias az IS 90a9O0.
SHEEP-Receipts for to-day were 5 zoo head ;
to'al for days past were 1900 head ;
sales were made Of best grades a. 81 00oe7 90;
dunn ct So 25g6 %.
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A @ a r ID
Trade Palace, Oct. z.


To the Country Readers:
We respectfully ask your imme
diate attention TO the best selected
stock OF Dry Goods, Notions enc
Millinery ever brought 10 mis- CITY
By giving our Individual attention
TO puying in New York, we nave
secured q line OF Silke, Black
Goods Dress Goods. Dometlcs,
WOOlens FIannels, Sbawls. 1e0Ie
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, NO
lions and Millinery at 5uch rates
and on such terms SIS ena ples us
TO offer the loves prices Known
since 1892. Our prices are allke 70
ell, and Gren9 erS as well as ON
ers will find 1T no other hOu5s
mora attractive goods or lower
prices
l. 8. A-YRES g CO.,
TRADE PAL ACE
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. DEMONSTRATIONS SALE

Notice is hereby given that the undersi zned ,
administrator OF the estate of Edward Richard
son, deceased, by virtue OF the order OF the
Marion civil Circuit Court of The state OF Indi-
ana at the March term, A. ID. 1875, thereof
VIII sell at public auction, a. the door or the
court House. In the city of indianapolis on
the 50 day of April, A, D. 1875, at O'Clock p.
NJ OF sara Gay Tor not less than two thirds the
appraised value, the real estate of the said de-
ceased, situate In the county of Marion and
state OF Indiana, described az folio VS. to-vit-
Lots mum bered one CD. and eight % in Michael
r. Bunger's subdivision OF block numbered
eight ~. In Albert K. Fletchers addition 70 the
city OF Indianapolis.
TEkMs OF sALE-one-thIrd or the purchase
money cash In hand, one-third payable six
months and Ope.third twelve months from tiay
OF SALE the purchaser to execute his promtssory
notes Tor the deferred payments. with approved
security, pay aole without relief from valuation
laws, with interest at six per cent. until and
ten per cent after mai uriiy, with i've per cent
attorneys ices If suit BE- Instituted thereon.
Said property will be first offered sale with
out the tncu'Dbrance N de thereon by the said
Richardson in his life time, and If not sold.
then with such 1ncum brancs, the pErchsser as
suming and giving hond the payment
thereof.
Lot No. 8 IS on Brookslde aveaue, Nicholson
pavement. and has new lioase with Ave rooms
on IL, which cost 81 PSI
ABSER j. MALONE Admr
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RosTON WOOL MARKEr.

BOSTON, March Wool-The condition of the
market remains unchaT ged, with fair demand
from manufacturers, but ne price for fine wools
continue to rule low, and without improve
mems. Medium, combing and delaine heeces
are still very firm and scarce. Salss were made
of fine and medium Ohio and Pennsylvania
fieeCeS at J2(656c: Michigan and Wisconsin fieeces
at 49ea521Sc; combing and delaine feeces at $50
sc; washed fieeces at'45N50c: unwsshe1 super
fine and extra pulled In demand at 40G5sc.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKEr.

NEW YORK, March 24.-Metals-M
COPPER lSsteady; sales were made of new sheet
ing ~ 2Sc. Ingot lake-IS quiet; sales were made
at 2l%M2l5fc. PIC iron-M srlIFt is quiet: sales
were made OF Scotch at 349g9c: American is
quiet: sales were made al 22sGa0c. Russia
Sheet; sales were made at l4xc gold. Nails-Are
firm sales made at IS $50 50 for cut: S. Oi
e95 30 for cltnch. Horse shoes are quiet aud I'M
CHANGED.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKrT.

CHICAGO, March 24.-CATTLE-The receipt,
yesterday We're $3.50 head; the receipts to-day
cattle at s5G6 ~; choice steers at s. 6jGS p; ex
ira steers at So Go; butchers at e 1894 40; ship
m snts, $3.50 head.
HoGS-The receipts to-day were 5000 head
sales were made of Philadelphia at 81 25GS7 IS:
light at SJa6 IS; heavy hogs at s. 25@7 20; ship
ments. GOO head.
SHEEP-The receipts to-day Were $500 head ;
the m arket was weak and prices were irregular
and lower; sales were made at IS 7016 10.
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NEW YORK DRY GOOns MARKE

NEW YORK. March 24.-Dry Goods-B Business
was very dull to-day owing 10 the snow storm,
which Baralyzed operations with agents, i'm
porters and jobbers alike; cotton goods are
steady at unchanged prices: e ain bags are in
good demand, with an upward tendency; prints
are quiet in fiTst hands, out in fair jobbing de-
mand; shawls ere fairly active; wooien goods
are very quiet
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.MomaE's Life Pills.
IloRat's Phoenix Bitters :!
PAGES Climax SaIve!i!S

form a complete Family Medicine Chest. and have
cured more diseases. and have done more good for
humanity, than any other medicine ever offered 10
the people.
M0FFAT'S LIFE PILLS
are purely Vegetable. They act On the Liver,
opening the duets, aud restoring the body to per-
feet health. and may be relied on TO Nervous
and Sick Headache. COStiveness, Dyspepsia. Indi-
geStion. Jaundice, Liver and Bilious Complaints,
Colds, Scurvy. General Weakness, Fever & AgRe,
8. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BITTERS g.
correct the secreti0ns Of the Stomach. and are a
sure cure for Dyspepsia, Nervousness. Sleepless-
ness, Female Complaints, Necklaces Debility, &c.
PAGES CLIMAX SALNE
is a compound of Arnica with many other extracts
and balsams. We warrant IL TO cure ScT0sula and
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Piles. Frost Bite. Chill
hiains, C0rnS. Inflammation OF the Eyes. Broken
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Cuts Braises, Burns. Seslds
and ali Cnfaneons Diseases. man beast. Is
aiiays Inflammation, subdEes sll pain, and heals
without scar. It is worth It's weight in gold -
every family, and should always be on hand.
ly Sold By Druggists eVeryWhere.S
J. p. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
e5 Liserty street, New York.
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CONSUMPTION CURED

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis Sentinel:
ESTEENED FRIEED-Wil you plessa inform
your readers that L have q positive
CURE TOR CONSUMPTION
and all disorders Of the Throat ard Lungs, ana
that, by Its use in my practice, / have cured
hundreds or cases, ana will givo
$1,000 90
Tor q casa Il viii not benefit, Indeed, so strong
is my laith. viii send q Sample free. To any
sufferer addressing me. Please show this letter
TO any one you may know who is suffering rom
these diseases, and obIige,
Fai' hfUlly yours,
ER. T. It. BUET,
g VIII an street. New York
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FOREIGN MARKCm


on account &@g3ls; 5-20S, 1865, 1917; Bios, 1861
trail, 92; Erie, 931z; Erie preferred, 81.
PARIS, March 24-RenteS, 6if l5c.
LIVERPOOL, March 2i.-COtIon firmer; mid
ding uplands, 7T@8d; Orleans, StaSlsd; sales of
Il, u00 BALE, OF which 3GO9 bales We're for spec
u alton ans expor and 600 bales OF American.
Breadstuffs are quiet. Corn. rs 9dGSSs. Beef,
lbs Cd. Shoulders, 36s I'd. Hams-Iong clear.
hSs.
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M I * DD PAIN is
THE FARMERS FRIEND.

CLEVELAND CHEMICAL PAINTS, mixed
from pure white lead, zinc and linseed oil. ready
for use The purest paints in the market, good
body and fine finish. Put mp in any desired
pie colors address D. REYNOLDS, Agent,
W North Delaware st Get. Indiana polls.
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NOTICE.

Nofi'E-
The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
VIII, IN accordance with sec ion OF the recent
license law passed, make application TO tins
county commits toner's, ut their next session, for
aIicense 10 seIl intoxicating, vinous, malt and
spirituous liquors, IN less quantities than a
quart and subject to be drank on the premises.
Inc place where said lq 1ors be sold is IeO
Fort wayne avenue, IN the Second Ward of the
city of Indiana poiis. PHILIP J. Kuhn
March II. lS7S.
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STOCK SPECuL-kTIONS

Conducted by Us In every form on commission
only. Puts, calls and double privileges on best
houses and lowest rates, ,nst, slC0 10 500.
lions are conducted q, sent free. Send for COPY.
TUMBRIDGE 4 CO.,
Wall street. Bankers ard Brokers.
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ITS CURED FREE.

ITS CURED FR EEC.
Any person suffering Iem the above disease
Is re Iuested To address DIR. Price, and a trial
bottle of medicine viii be forwarded by express,
FREEi
DR.. Price is a regular physician, and has made
the treatment OF
PITS Or EPILEPSY
a study for years, and he will warran n curs
by the use OF his remedy. Do not fail 70 send 10
MIN Tor trial Bottle; it costs nothing, and he
WILL CURE YOU,
no matter OF how long standing your case may
be. o. how many other remedies may have
failed. Circulars and testimonials sent with
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
Address DIR. CHAs. r. PRICE.
81 William street. Now York.
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N0NSfA nj EMPLOY MENTAL home, male
" or female, SD week warranted. No cap
ital required. Particulars and vaIusble sample
sent free. Address, with cent rs.urn stamp,
@. ROSS, WilIiamsburgh, MY.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-23

Tho purchasing prices for Government bonus
In Indianapolis vsry nom the New York quota
tlO.ls Xs5l per cent
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THE AND WALL STREET
ESSENGER,

A semi monthly paper, devoted to Finance,
Foreign and Domestic Legalized Lotteries,
Stock JobDing Transactions, Railroad and
Steamship Shares, Mining Stock and Land
Values. Price FOR one year, postage prepaid, one
dollar. Lock Box 5S94,
THEODORE ZSCHOCH,
lie Nassau street, n. Y.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-06

The Wateryille Mail gives the following dc
scrption of SPELLING match in that town:
The second ''sociabe'' spelling school at the
Congregational vestry, "Wednesday evening"
gathered a crowded and apparently very nap
Nv audience. Mrs. Prof. Hanson acted the
s'schoolmarm" with great precision of artlcuia-
ton; commencing with baker" and the prom
Use of easy words, she got the two long COLUMNS
ladies against gents-very much at thelr
ease. till she put the word "beef-steak, winch
a pleasant young miss found too tough, ana
gave instead the stake suggested by the story
of John Rogers. The pastor and MS VIE
headed the two columns, and STOOD well even
after several of their seniors were seateo'
eminent got an M too much, ana uo"n
went one on the masculine column-"h'oh
could spare half dozen more and YET equal
the number opposite. Then one OF the upper
tens in silver beard failed in gesture though
the small bows and girls whispered that ne knew
better physician was called, put tne pa
tient was too weak and sat down Win qulohf,,
enipg pulse that promised success II ne couiu
have tried again. Irresponsible had an
knocked out, and the culprit took ms ease
for the rest of the lesson separate gov
more els than was healthy-balanced, oy a
young miss who sat down on Vahse mi.n
a in it. Then young man too healthy 10
have learned how tosspell "bilious retired,L
and by this time the two columns STOOD ABOUT
in the proportion of two to four or four 70
eight-but with very choice material IN the
.weaker vessel" 'Innuendo," as is often the
case, degraded from the ranks another OF tne
Cords Another, attempting to swallow
"groats' took the same diet in the name OF
'grits," and ''gin OUT under the mistake,
though he managed to show what Hood styles
Gan elegant eructation" before he yielded the
floor. ''Railery" broke down strong map,
as usual, but he yielded under protest. as ne
ought. -. -,
Now counting noses, the weaker side grew
weaker still on Homeopathy. but got heip
from 'porpoise'' on the other column. siege
was too hard for the captain because his .
was not quick enough, and he gave up the pat
tie. An attempt to ''resuscitate" was failure
and the sole representative orthographlst OF the
late long and strong column stood yls-a-Vls
with just two ladies in opposition. This was
just about the relative proportion in the begin
ming but the ground was now held on both
sides by main strength and not by accident.
''Sarsaparilla" proved fatal to one of the latter
and Unparalleled" had one less than the pupil
of Colby guessed, and Mrs. j: f. Eden had the
floor alone, and was awarded the fine bouquet
assigned to the victor.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-06

BEfOhE JUDGE FOX.
MoNDAY.-Joseph Williamson assignee We. John
Pierce.
Bill in equity to compel conveyance of land al
legged to have been conveyed by bankrupt to re-
spondent in fraud of the bankrupt act The respond
ent had had a mortgage on the land for 800 about
three years prior to the conveyance. AS the pahk-
rnpt owed him about $500 more he asked for an alb
,solute conveyance and obtained it within Tour
months of the decree in bankruptcy, discharglng at
the same time his former mortgage and giving up
the notes. The respondent commended that the as
signee before he could require a conveyance, must
pay him the $780, Decision on this point was re-
served. The other questions were decided in favor
ofthe complainant.
Reed for complainant.
Drummond for respondent.
Joseph Williamson, assignee, VS.. Irwin CALDER
wood.
B. Bill in equity to declare mortgage OF personal
property void and to obtain decree that respondent
should pay over certain collected by him under
ali assignment alleged to be in fraud OF the bankrupt
act.
Under the instructions given by the court in the
former case the respondent submitted to decree for
complainant.
Reed. Drummond.
The Portland daily press., 1875-04-06

1t is said that the City Council will not ap-
point an officer in the place of Mr.. Frye, who
resigned a short time since.
The bar of iron stolen from Mr.. Lawlin on
Commercial street has been found in junk
store. The thieves have gone to Boston.
Only one session of school yesterday.
This evening the w. P. G. Club will give a
private assembly at Reception Hall, City
Building.
Officers Slower and Sterling arrested Eugene
Leonard for an assault on one Chaffin week
ago, and lad named Donahue for melting a
dog fight, yesterday.
There will be meeting of the directors of
the s. P. G. A. Society at the Mayors office on
Wednesday evening, at u o'clock.
The Grand Army will give one of their en-
joyable sociables at their hall on the evening of
Fast Day.
The water pipe on Exchange street, just be-
low Middle street, burst yesterday.
Deputy Marshal Williams arrested two
women last night for beating another woman
severely.
Two loigers at the station got into fight
last night, and were arrested and put into cells.
The Montgomery Guards held meeting last
evening to make arrangements for calico bal
at City Hall, the 21st inst