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THE COURTS,

PROBATE CoURT-ReGLSeT Webster.
Today an order of sale was made in the
Margaret \. Gallagher qualified as admin s.
tratTiX OF the estate OF John l.. BROOKS; DO nd
500 Mary a. Kiger qualified as adminis-
tra trix of the estate of Alfred X ger; bond
II 800. The will of Charles Hunt, beuueatn-
4ng his estate as follows: Money on hand
after paying the funeral expenses 70 Alice
Sweet, OF Nicksburg, and his house and lot
on 10Th street and his wearing apparel 10 his
nlece, Alice Adams, was admitted to- pro
bate. aud Charles A. James and Felix Barre.
The executors, qualified.
POLICE CoURT-JudQe Mus mo tenn
10 cay, VIM. Hudson, disturbing a bal, at
Bigh's hall: IS. Thomas joyce excavation
without license, forfeited collateral. VIM.
hue son, carrying knife; said he carried IL
I eat waiermeions with $50. Bud williams,
loud and bo:sterous language; 50 Jesse Co
gan, Mark Cook, Mark McGeary and Thos
Harvey, dIsorderly conduct; - each. Dick
Charter loud; -. ThOs. Jackson, same; a.
JohII collins, pTOfane: -. James Honesty.
loud and b"isterous; 50. Maggie Mills for
1elted collateral. Geo. Johnson. same. Levi
johnson. NsOrderly in Georgetown; p. Rob
ert GOODMAN, an idler, was sent down for
NaSlancy. ThOS Kitchen. driving thrOug n
n funeral procession in Georgetown: -. Jas.
10 nnely forfeited collateral. Cora White,
same. Augustus SChlUs.ley pleaded guilty
10 be rs vas ant; sent down. stephen Tally
iClfelttd collateral for an unlicensed wa ,e,rI
Charles Little forfeited cola seraI. Henry
Ellis. larceny Of some Treasury notes from
gentleman; 30 days in jail. James Clark.
laTceI Y Of pair Of pants from a store on 9th
street; 50 and costs. or 80 iaY, in iaft TooS
Boy lie, assault and battery on Levi Simns
pleaded guilty; IS ami costs. VIM Lewis
assault and battery on Ernest SauitZ. -
Laura tiiiS, assault aut battery on Mary
il"Ir' ~ ~ which The latter charge. tIq' S.o
-.
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a l. E x A NDRA.

TEARING A RING FROM A LAWS ErS
GER.-one evening lately, during tue ar
sence of Captain W. r. Davis, who was
down tie river on his vessel, the Pearl.
while his daughter was sitting on me mont
steps Cl her house, a man named Thomas
fayne, VINO lives in the al Joining hnusa on
Wolfe street, approached ner, and suddenIv
s0lzI0g her hand, forcibly remoyoi "a rim,
iI"in hct NJ ger, tearing the flesh away win
u ana iedN'ns her Niger almost deauded of
us lntegt mentS, and then ran of CAPTAIN
Davis returned Last Saturday aid afnos :
tie frSt tang ne did was 10 get OUT a wa
rant ioI ty mes arrest, and this mprGiltg 4 .
brutal if4"t was brought Def .ra In Stfra / J.. =
gett, by whom e was Commstt,I no IAN t.r
siNtV days. during which time lie VIII yror,l
on me chain gang, OF which ne mas f-al.l,.-lf-
a! tt'is u Der and rOLn which IL. uaS
EereLf fore escaped.
ATTENI'rEn S-ICTDF-A stranger named
l. r. 70 Gill. who ."tl in & on f.s :. r.,.t.
IS stated in Saturdays Gaz.ita 3Ytsn,,t.i
- commit suicide yests~1a. morn no I'M,
jumping overheard a. tie lTsrvfand err
SIP l ne was pnHed out however, before be
n@u accomplished Ms CeSigr. ant taken 10
the jail, whc,e nc S-iil remains lie saws ne
mace The attempt % cause he could set no
work ana was starving. He also saws tl.9f
ne came rom New YORK and was on his
way 10 california.
PAINFUL RUIoR.-A very painful r1unor
reacreS here from the P.silS, in Fauquier
county. 10 me effect tbat o. SATURDAY last.
while Mr.. Hite was driving some l9.i1sS tn
camp meeting, the horses 2tIaCbaI tn me
carnage rap away, and Overyuruing lie w.
-
was Miss Brooks, whose collar bosp yy9S
broken and her shoulder diSiCca;e,l: Miss
M"ace, daughter OF Mr.. -. e. Meade lnr-
merry .! TINS city, whose hack va, b-aEya4
ana another lady, VINO was also paIIy hurI
As there IS 10 Geographic communicative
WlIb Tue Pains today, III coaSeluencc of
Tue absence OF the operator there. tht, correct
LtSS Oh iile runner cannot DC a>cprfatuet
/ ItACE--A tID race was run on Sqt,lr-
Gay afternoon last from Fisht0TD Ia The
bCoy Oh the opposite side of The river and
BACK. Pat Duffy, John Penn and Sam Bax-
itr Mere Inc contestants, and the former
won II, though his tub upset ana sunk an tfa
commencement OF the race, and hai % he
RAISED ana bdile1 out, while ha Was pulled
oGt OF Tho river into al accompanying boat
EI-cf'c. st
PFRsoSAL.-Capt. Wood, formerly OF The
Potomac ferry boat City of washington.
having been appointed tn the command al
me steamer JOHN W. Thompson OF me
Lower Potomac COaStng Co. left here asst
nIsnt loT CetInoell, y. j., 10 SuperlHteni ina
ILlshlng touches 10 his future charge v,hJr1
IS rapidly approaching completion q. tae
Camden yard.
THE Prince WILLIAM PEI1ARY ErFC-
TloH-LAougl returns have been received
rom The Prince William primary election al
saturday TO show That Judge Charles !,
sinclair has beaten Judge Aylett N!cOl nv
very large vote. for presentation for The
senatorial nomination. The vote at Hay
1ntfEet was 20 20 :, at Manassas Ii3 to forty
odd, al Dunfries IS u :, AMI az RrantSvilIe
STOUT two 10 one III favor OF Sinclair
SGltif,G, 2}d.
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GEORG ETOWN.

The FUNERAL of the late Frederick p
sa"yef LOOK place yes terday afternoon from
was very largely attended. The religious
Ceremonies were conducted by Rev. w w.
llson, rector Of Christ church, assisted by
remains were Inferred at Oak Hill Cenetery,
HE HEAVY RAINS of the last few c,ays
rave swollen Rock creek To such an extent
from he river.
THERE We're 70 transactions in grain a,
the Merchants, Exchange to-day
ARRIVED.-Bost Caledonia with I on,
bushels of wheat for L {. Wheeis-, fn1 hrsheIe
OF wheat and 400 bushels of corn for Hartley
Bro, and 20 barrels of -four for j. G, & j
NJ. Waters. -
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TIE JUMPING FIsH.-The Lancaster Pa
Examiner reports that while a raft belong
ing to MIR. Weaver at Marietta, was passing
down the Susquehanna river, just at the CO.
newago falls. above Collins station. IL was
beset by school OF black bass mum bering
probably two hundred, all OF whom leaped
up out of the water and on To the raft. The
raftsmen tried TO secure the fish, and sue
ceeded IN getting about twenty-one OF them,
which weighed In the average from three
quarters TO two and q half pounds. Judge
Libhart is authority for this item, and he
also informed the reporter that several boys
who were In ting out lines a day or two ago
IN The Susquenanna river were as-7~ ished
somewhat when five black bass leas,et in
their boat.
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STAGE ROBBERY IN CALIFoRNIA-Th
OIOEliit tta4.} Mercury gives the following
pdI. lcuittTs OI recent stage robbery near
FO'Dt-StOWn, in Butte county. I'VE learn
from r y. Morse, the driver. that the stage
mat runs from this town to FOrbestOy7n and
La Forte was stopped about one mile this
slce o. The Robinson Mil, Oh Tuesday after
noon, ana robbed OF $500. The coach con-
ldlAe1 Eine paSSen gers six men and three
women, TWO a. whom were on the seat with
the driver. While going slowly they were
sHCUGhiy COMMANDED 10 halt and hand out
tLat FOX, referring 10 Wells, Fargo and CO..
aimed with p shot gun and the Others with
pistols. Tie one with the gun Took station
where ne could fire INTO tire stage, while TWO
assisted II getting out the box, which was
I1AFi, a lew steps away and the staple broken
ana The bags containing the dust and the coin
taken out. Morse called 10 them 10 hand
bAck the box so thar the ladies' could pat
lnelr Ieet on II. He was told 70 drivs on
, OF ty In sight till get that boXi' was
3iGrSes exclamation, You We cot all our OF
II mat lS worth anything 10 you, 50 now give
- O$ck.' After little hesitation they did so
-NOi ole OF the passengers were troubled.
ulouEi one OF the ladies with tie driver bai
a valuable gold watch and chain that could
not have escaped their notice. For some
reason they appeared 10 he more frightened
thah any Of the passengers. = n Were mas ke,i;
one wore The garb Of "a Chinam4n. The
i"tlers were not touched. Parties went ia
pursuit OF lhem, bur zap 20 the present writing
1olulIg has been heard from any ofthe party
rms u the fourth one committed near that
place, and IL cannot be doubted that the par
t!cs ave somewhere IN the vicinity. though
iieir camp has not yet been discovered"
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NV YoRK. August 2I-The Pls,+, srsnciai ar
We" cay it-r- = uuIy C.pJerste .gE,.- d..
aciNiTy L. the al street markets thus Gar 20 sr
~ thitl interest CeneTirE In r0s.-ls-ieg ----.'
tl't Whlfh ar lusi1crGb.I lower We yriE mar
~ ! aE'IG quiet and un.fJctcF . nv er.-isl
,hnoeL'e. Ahe y mug price vas ij8 sud 81 IS
WI ,hit"fNsls- EtH3- at l1a.-aL SIC. rs
ocle O. o." UrtCe he- -tNN0 ~ iss. a. -Tls r.,1s
tit burT"M ma rr''- Htre 2 S.a ~ Yer cent ,ar
sli am TIE iv-efgn exchange rna -let : r,r- -,
aug >'raHy Il n" rsaIra rata a 50 and 4ng IT,.
s'ILIE raf-- er- on the basic of -
ISL SRI iaagf M Thee g Fr,ya--y y
'.-tlrrs- 90 TO- tNe urr1.E 7'al - Is .,rfar..t
Chsyce. AMI coil teams are L.. r-t. an it.. a..
ShNs uefct- ol" PAPER sells n tu -. ,.- r....r
3'Nri ElHtut hynds o." tJ.. and Srl.r4t'. z.as.r-
Tie -fCck rnsT got, OF e. -l...rst- E7---.., ,.,- 3
{ 20 : - tlu Ia. 'tisR.s riH. fis rrca- 7rf
III The tr>' HlftcG UirU''s teka She .,rgrs>.4 .
Irr tett u .. from ta-t bnGr until u u'cto. l.
.eHfntI, Iilc fecin"o z. O. u-r -rrt.. t..lbR d!
% l'ter recovery g q e. = with -.g market lvir
ana ,tcsdy The iars- dealing w.I5 - tie lo. "
10. n''the. LsEe hor-, 4 ti.sf.'s Hg-tlw.. conn
e.IgiDCH. Y a3lA, d.. Preferred, S7q56-, p.rs4-
3iai >, Az " esterr U-ina Ts's--~ph S,-,t-,-
Mtl~alArt ami -. Plul. s. -tS1 l. d.. r-rf.r--i
- : ai5ss EncA .:er q lH-s.o,-. aud Mi ,ri u b.
SIM. az. Michigan Central mas e.e1 .at,. A.
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RoRFRT DALE OwEN-Hts Lie n he FYo7-
i,tW JDr ne IHSUHe.-Since his arrival at the
Hospital for tie Insane. Robert Dale owen
las gaines fifteen pounds, generally sfel of
i've as 10 the chances for restoration. aud
cnly gave The Impression that there wa;
room or hope. There is nothing of the
raNIrS IN Mt owen insanity. He * AL
lowed much Liberty. He has 'oSt no re of
hls 4-mous diction. At tines his eloduenca
i nr.uGs around him quite group Of his fell
IoW-HmateS. He Will come 10 nr. Evar;r
ard tel him of such and sacb "A person, AMI
maze suggestions as to the eatrnent 81
tIat person. He " n speak Of this and
mat plan Of arranging the kou ehOli mat
terS. some OF his suggestions are as rrac-
tlcal and beneficial as could be advanced.
lie may speak o some idea for a change l..
the laundry that is worthy of close c1}Si,t-
erat on. ald IN almost the next sentence
Soiemnly declares that q 50. re 700 fact hiab
should be placed on the bu lding He would
"ilte almost constantly If he could ret
wiring mater al. Occasionally ne is at
lowed 10 write to his daughter. These letters
are always coucaed ia his choice language,
ara Only or the quick chGuging Of Subjects
would Be highly Interesting. He writes that
ne Is going 20 set tom Hendricks 10 allow
him 10 get up theatr cal entertainment for
The benefit OF the Institution. pncahonraS
(hlS hobby is the piece, q nj l. is to be pIlvCt
AT The ion Squire Theater, New Y0 <
he tells who he VIII get for the different
chalHc ,erS, adding that the people must be
0 Tie best -JCiety. lie tells Of the costumes
10 te worn, and especially about his own
costume III The character OF John Smith. IL
sue OF thlee months they can clear % 900.
Inc ,ate OF Indiana must pay the expenses
Of the han rent, SC, for rel earsals ne
mas ways been his mpaniOl.-I 3ijD.0pD-
rs Sentinel, lfth
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WAS CASPER FAULHARER MUPDsPFD1-
casper Faulhaber, whose supposed bOfy was
foEnd IN the North river last week. is
tho1ght by some TO be still Twins, When
whom he tad been drinking ia several beer
saloons in Jersey City on the day when he
Nes I0lsEed. Mrs. Faulhaber identifisd tho
Z, ty, although her husband had a mons
taehe, and the body which was supposed IN
he his had not, and hal about tlirae davS,
grow in Of beard. IL is positively known thai
fsulhaber had no money with him, and the
stranger, who has not been seen since, was
paying for the drinks. The case seems more
complicated than when first brought to at.
teItloD.-N. y. San, 23d
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FINANCIAL AND CONMERCIAI.
Washington stock Exchange. Aug. "a.

HSshinxton STOCK Exchange. Aug "a.
Ss6fai,e-s Jrsishsd bV Mttdlsf0s 4 90. baaSs-s
lhe touowine were the prices bid aud ssked At the
1eetins 81 the Washington Stock Exchange today
Z > gold. u.s. bid, ia asked Bank stcckS-Ss-
dS9al bank q Reputlc, rs bid, National Metro
? Titan Bank, its bid, Ill sskeo; Fsruler- AID Me
Si1nics National Bank If Seer etown. i04 bit Ctr
Passenger RAilroais-Metrn Titan .tock, :gl, hid
ga asked; Metropolitan Bonds, IS, If & s 4 bid
~ubdry List National Thes;er bonds Z & III PC,
= BID; Masonic Temple bonds, y & A, SD c. gold,
= 20; CbessPeake and Ohio Canal preferred bonds,
os' iiS bid; Arlington Fire Insurance Company
W 30 National Metropolitan Fire lus. Company
stock, les bid; New York, Alex, Washington and
l IN, 81 S.lnpbs-Per imp: -, J. & J.,
g hid: Water S.oct Bond: "a: J 4 j. 1901 IS bid:
d. 90 do, 1898, sS bid; Funded Loan, Congress, J
sS's; T. 81 A. large 1874, 81. bid, g a.ked;
PSIs. s~ NJ NJ lS's: 10, bid; Ten, Year
STOCK. tlSs3.l IS, J. A. J. & q, az pleasure ,
tid; Ches =. Canal stock, tlSE1 81, J 81 1t
pleasure 20 BID. itIecrs>town Zen 1 Stock a. y
a } %. lssl, 25 bill; dos J. A. J. & o, AZ
pleasure, 50 bid: Bounty Sfcck. SIS. J A. = % Al
pleasure. ~ hid; Market Stock Is J. A J 4 - .
81 pleasure, ~ bid Board Of Public w5rks-Certia-
Ssi SenerI In, imp Sc, j, ls7t, So, biz,
Il4, So s-Sed. dc. 'S75, So bid, So asked 90
h;h', es hid. SEA asked DO. Series, So It'd 81
a kfd 9 Ttft,a6es. Sewer, :, y & J., TS-4 u -
AcEtg " affE terfffcstHs. a.. ls-7 "A
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As TO HOURS And WAGFS.--Iu the matter
Of wages, and in the matter OF hours there
i q precisely correct standard. II is not 20
Do pretended that II every operative and
every manu-" ctGIer saw clearly LhiS eqri-
table ruie, that manufacturer and every
OperatiNe would he satisfied 10 abide by it,
b"t II ~ one OF the tFmestO OF our convictions
that the great and controlling majority of
each Class would. shut down the gates Of
every mill in Rhode Island for five wears
would the operatives De any better of? De-
populate 20 the state OF its operatives would
the mil owners gain anything? In one, and
a veg important aspect, then, the interest of
the two classes are Identical. II is easy TO
make trouble for either or both; IL is almost
a. easy TO perpetuate the present pleasant
relations here between them. It may be
easy enough ON the stump to settle the ques-
tion OF PRODUCTION and wages but in actual
NE both the honest operative, and the calcu-
lat1ng capiia list And II just now hard enough
70 maze both ends meet by working just a
Journal
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WHEN Andrew Johnson was governor of
Tennessee, an ex-blacksmith was chief tus-
tee OF the supreme court, AMI the governor
with bis own hands made vest for the chief
justice, while the chief justice went 10 the
forge and made shovel and tongs TO present
70 the governor.
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= RATTLISG BEDFELLow.-A rattlasua re
Weiit 10 bed with David Heaps at his resi-
dence et butcherville, the other night. The
snake quietly coiled under the pillow and
behaved much better than could have been
expected, but notwithstanding his good de-
Iortment, Mr.. Heaps, on discovering him
EeXt morning dispatched hiIn.-Sttl Lax
Hsg-0hI .~
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LOCAL " z VS.
Condensed Locals

Jull fluFlpS Is on deck.
A marriage license has been fSSueI to Al
Seft Thomas AND Louisa Yong
The day is cold. auj dark, and dreary;
" rains. and the wind is never weary
Gen. Ellis Spear. acting Commissioner of
Patents, yesterday issued special Order
armour cling IN appropriate terms the death
OF Edward y. Ian. late an examiner in
the Patent Offra.
The FsTesf CH,i Sr-1y- says II understands
that TIE Great Pals Of the Potomac have
be- n surveyed with view 70 plant a fish
way there AMI mat Prof. Bari a.I me
MARY and and N'r.'1ia c0TDrvteeiO-lerS d.
eide Is establishment practicable.
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60 the shoe can be woru Eltn case. Bgar0ns.
lngrVwlng Nails. Vascular kxcrosCeEc7s
ard other ailments OF the feet successfully
treated, at Or. Whites establishment 18Th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
N. 70 s y. II.
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HFTHFIs

bETHFI, ACADEMY, FaUquier county, Va.
VIM. W. Smith. senior principal is endorsed
ny the highest educational authorities OF Wy
ginla. Rates remarkably reasonable; much
Tess man those OF any similar Institution n
the state. s,aoTl
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DR.. c, ". RKNsoN'S Celery and Chanc-
mile Pills are prepared expressly TO cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness AMI
Sieeplessness, and VIII cure any case. Price
- cents box, postage free. Sold D. al
Druggists, and Charles StOtt * Co, $50 Penn
sylEania avenue. WASHINGTON. ehanL.
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NJ Col Forney writes that the first sleep.
journey from Berlin to Franfort-on-the-
Main. II Is owned by an American, Col,
Mann, roprietor Of the Mobile (Ala.) Regis
err
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CerGs EXtracted LNithohi Pan.

On Saturday next OF Francs mems furnish
lngs ard bat store, az 623 Pennsylvania av.
DUe. .0fs
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Grand OyFuiua

ALIEN. ADANsON's we'll known Billiard
pom, with stock. fixtures lGc. FOR sale an /
house fOT rent. sos 9tn street s13f
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CIT z TIE LIS


on SATURDAY next of Francs mems c7rnfsli-
!ngs and hat store, az G23 Pennsy. vania ave
IUc. z1f
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BAITINoEH, SurIst 24-virriu.a gr~ r.se,s-.
81 10 consolidated. y y. est N.rglrfss
NVitb 'ar'iilH : old, p. new, H. special t,N -ti.t
tc,.ay sugar quiet aud steady. los,
Ii 49, ao >; AttG5' "a cotton attending
,,->s- FiouT duh and unchanged V q "A. ,lr1-..-
y .. western amber l.fS; mixed 30. ~ 80 ,
Nts5tIN tti itit f-nus. iE1Dia r"5 f2Rl - Mary
,aJ1 IA IuAl 3, 10 amber, ! tial A. 90 gt.f-4
Hhi.b Corn strong f-r "a '-terr -arlt -ru rt-ae.
s,LthTiH " ulls. ~. DO, eiluy. osas4, wpst.-a
southern rev, sa55- western 81 Iiye, old -,~-aiaaT
y g. new o17 ?; western MIXED, ia uurIfCs!lg r5
Ht -. h hrn scisj HaJ UuChal. ii Pr.
N!-lrts GfN SEt wax Pc. - cra9g "a. I}-Ik
h'Als-shou!tcr5. 9i..s, clear rib s.G.s l. 49,.
Is'-t PACKED ga "a baCgI-rhou iarS. Do, .F.'.
c. AZ rit sides - sl2 s. Bans, I3q'--. / VA
taiSt tpd st'@cy--r'rnrd, Ia is Brtier ~ IL
refined, ~ alIE Co,.a dun rut vrtg srrgr. a.
~ hh'gef Nhi-Ey SrIi. J p
ch" loER, ACTIst -t-S;otks d1'.. lover E,-
-y-i'- Az! ft7t rlthlF. GlL-r.IB Sold. Isl, *
anII s'-,hg5 81. shcS,. ~. Governments .luI
,,NEw YcEz, srguz, 2i.-rlour an and heavy
~ o. d aut a,d noHlAa'iy unchanged. Cgrs very
LoyD2N. Arsu.r2 q o p NJ $ bonds. NOW :.
i'''s. trie, y fari- dis pa'ct,s quote rn-as 6s
if"ucs - Cfuiil1ss Ccusyls FOR money, ~ n -.
~ Few. Henry r smith. OF phfIa.Islnhsa
was drowned At Beach Haven, y. J., on sat
a1Onion poultice is said 70 b. sure crre
try il.
sy'Charlotte Cushman is very sicllat Ne,--
Port Her agents have cancelled all lac. en-
g2geIu6LtS.
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$50 10 $4,000 has been invested IN Stock
privileges ana paid SEQ Per cent. profit. "Ho,s
10 90 IL" hook on WaiI street, sent fvee.
TUmhridge & Co, Bankers, Wall stTset.
New York So
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CranH nnaning

on Saturday next OF Francs fnau's f.IrliSG-
i : ard hat store, AZ s23 Peuusy lyan!a ave-
rue. SOC
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The Singer SEWING 3ACRIaz sales O
1872 were 50 & l2-swt
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The southern MARYLAND. Railroad.

\ RftE.HFR = FPgT Nf~ED-
yf-fpv,tav. ia ltc F.1s-y y,,r. J,,fy,
WIFE " s.s Daniel C.a~-a- f,rrc9 = :.
WstEs.sr. 4. & He ~. - hin ~ Ncs.-S
cro,..;of- Geo tracer. all ne V-.S.ir,.tIr
C5ty a.i Point Ia.-our fSI.L--.,'a C1r,,.7qIIv
assiis: tl- Southern Maryland 4. broad. or
~ fr.rt-- tffr. .l t... .f5.sr-ar.t 80 a -
&C. yer. TIE tl.r s.asp.' fsa. 90. ,.efs,,ia0t
fa- received thC r-.-cTiI'.fr ~ Of & IL. eco from
f.a -r.rrr e -.- ~ &C sTItrI..,s.f 4uf
tr- .S-Cef '0stS sv5 l-a.a zoe. secured IS a
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q \ r lrg,,. 5..;E-.ttouj ezrrc-s SgihSTftyy,
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~ ~ ..-In. ci .. c.1r...,.- 1T cTsti.grs
OF 't. Ce-ts.dti,i. S4u some have been u-a.i
a. collateral, e. Stcf-.- private i.ats T.l=y
t'---...I f-r-. a-a.Gya re - Point Loo .ll';
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81 ifE rsE-,-- done. aud ley cain 20
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$3.50 l.'.- r. .-t = s--lrcT u Mary mi
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t= w. ..--, a. u slli-l- 20 ne issue
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FETREA- OF CATHOLIC CLFEsT. the re-
t.yat - iL- secular c.erE-- O. -r- Catholic
c. E"-- r.,c.S- o. Baltimore, Cgls ~ @. C.ti
yesJCT-i1y at E =. I.- ~ -. NaFy'S sem. nary.
.>y-t-g 81. % -t secular clergy ~ Baltimore,
~ l--H..- .frI as o--e paris Of ire drOcese
N-l- 4l.srH'- The retreat v..l s...ilUl
;TJi- saturday rrs..-r-s-. -..E e-aI----. beng
CO.. Fc't1 '~ ta-. Fatu-T Nagrcr ENe
Hr".e tn o. tre retreat - ia tire esrsp jt1q
.- ere H'i.t- q. ..r---.E. .e- .- gt--.I o.
lecture. r,1lIrgs. ytl I-Ee4ceS AMI rrs. Il
N.I-. ere ~. CO.. a d .-.Trs- 20" .. TO re-
f'ev f-- acts a. -H' year past al. - prepare
-.-''.~ e.. pee ,aru.r. Cafe .,..r.rs
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: ,.C-.sr IN ..-St - THr --sT~ G.rG.
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N. Z E-t.. GA = .ecwe.r rs. ami 2zi
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warrant.
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II Et1iOS 90 C+F4gsEa or THT DI-IRICT
\ f-T a. p eyy--i ne corps 0fZSui cation II the
i.t~Irrrt 'rtl. .erv now comprise two cOT1ps-
Hfsr end enc ~ pioneer. IuUl b--''E ~ Tfl-
~ ~ g5- a|Cf.- = ne last T1sgtIu-- Office :
we're elected and promoted - follows. CaJ-
i-i1 =. J. nam enlsu. major comma j I-,.,:
lf>f Lieu tenant =. b Kinney, 90 b. CIp.lt IA
- company \, .Hght sr:tlierv-I Atiqtaut
?. - E,a'f'hi -. 20 nD CAPITA. ~ COrlu40v r.
tr-ayy AZ tiery.f second Lieutenant W. F.
n i>Ft.ii.l- tJ De first ltUfel9b.Of COMPS. V
+ Private r. r. MISS baum to be ,e~~,r,' I
l'H'ef an on Company \. Gunner Peppfr-
Ets-5 e. 20 sergeant o. Company A a1I
IT. axe D-ToJ q D. serEs1u. or Co-nnauy 7.
I q" CORP haS. through Capt Treinbly pr--
tFrf-d " isgr- -iarr7I4s.-. VIII handsome
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