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of the
DISTRICT OF COLU Nj IA

This company offers unrivslied facilities for
tho trans portuLion of freight and passen gers
and will run their steamers regularly rs follows
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HUNTINGDON,

contsining 1861 acres 1t is made up Of two
parcels-on- known MS HONE FA Nm, con
tsinirg about $40 acres, with mmodious Ht f.ss
MANSJ Il and out houses, and tht other !Assssss
about TEL acres with excellent oak and pine
timber, nc two parcels constituting valuable
farm OF 1851 acres, On Ok ros, midway between
Burkes station and Occoqurn
as those t%o parcels cave each water and
and mber, they muy be purchased separately,
ii desired.
The terms OF sale require cash payment Of .
sum sufficient to defray expenses OF sale and oi
suit; the residue O. ths purchase al ,ney 10 be
secured by bonds, with good security psyab!a
with interest, at one, tTo ard thre4 years from
day of sale. RICE "; "a -,
WIN. Fl. PAYNE
oct 2O-w4w Comm'rs # Sale
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ByF. A. kerby, AuciiOneer.

NOMMlSSlONn k~' SALE OF VaLUA :
u BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAlRF y \
COUNTY--Hy virtue of decree CT The C,rc.lt
Court Of FsuqIer county Ct the 18th S,e0t'r,
1876 in the suit of Biincoe VS.. Hutton, the u :
der:isnod, com n;ssionors, will obnr At pubic
sale, in front Of the Mansion House. \ lexan-
dria, Virginis on MO&DAY, ov' r. 70. 1876,
the real estate of the late Isaac u, luton
known
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IT.. = BALTIMORE III 5

$50 1 tt1 - g i
POTOMAC RIVER STEA MERS.
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt. j. I. Barker,
will leave pier 10, Light street, Baltimore, EV T.:
RI TUESDAY, at 4 p. m. Returning, will
elye Aiexsndris EVERY FRIDAY. st tour
The steamer THEODORE WEEMS, Capt.
james Harper, will leave pier 10, Light street,
Bultip ore, EVERY THURSDAY, at 5 p. In.
Returning, will leave Alexsndria EVERY
MO y DAY at lO:20p. III.
Freight will not be received after q p. m.
Beth steamers will stop each way ut their re-
s;4cc.ive river landings.
FoT further information apply TO
j. BRDDERS y CO., Agents.
nh y II King street.
INLAND & SEABOARD COASTING co.
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! ioAL' COAL,
We have now On hand and are constantly re-
colvlng at our wharf and storage yards, foot Of
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known to
this market. We name in part:
LYkEN'S VALLEY
SHAMOKIN and EAST FRANKLIN LOk-
Berry RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA.
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colliery, es-
teened the best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, of Steamer, Broken
Egg Stone and Nut sizes.
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAl> and PINE WOOD
Having ample space each variety OF Cost is
kept distinct from that of others, and is es-
pecially prepared for family use, Yards floor
81 and Coal.sent out well screened and free from
sls,e, 224O lbs 10 the ton. Orders left with
Mossrs. Clarridge s Grigg, corner King aid
oyal sts or at the yards will BE-, -omptly fl ed.
7. j. MEHAFFEY i Co.
jyl7 Wharf and Yards loot Of Queen ST.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
.n- SPECIAL NOTICE.

-
On snd after Friday, Septembe LIST, 1876, the
schedule of hours on the Ferry Boats will be as
follows:
Leave alexandria: 7:30. $3.50, $50, 1890 and
ll.3O m, md 1890, l:5O 2:8O, $3.50, 4,3O, $50
and so p. m.
LeaUe Washington: 7:3O, $50, $50, 1890
and ll:30a IN, and 1890, l:30, 23O, $3.50, 4:30.
$50, and $50 p. N.
unday unchanged trip $50 q. m; last
trip at I p. m.
s. s. HOWISON,
aug 80 President Potomac Ferry Co
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RAILROAD LINES.
WASHINGTON & OHIO RAILROAD
AH M 81 w. ss ss.;
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
u 4 IL

Beginning Oct. ~, 1876
The NJ ali Train will leave Washington 3, 9
m., and Alexsndria at $40 D. M, daily, e,.
cept Sunday; pass Leesburg, going westwari.
1T ll:2O 4. m. and arrive at Round Hill IT II
n. Leave Round Hill st 1870 D. m pass Lc..-
burg, going eastward, at lilo p. M. anG arrve
II Alexandris at 3:l5 .. m, and At Washington
ii $3.50 m.
The Accommodation Tram will leave WISH.
lcgton st 4:a y m, and Alexsndria at 4:25 .
a., dsily, Except sunday, ana arrive st Lees
burg 81 $40 = 1t. Lesve Lecsburg st ia. N
and arrive al Alexandria ~ els a. NJ, and
w sshiI gton ut $50 m.
Is Passengers from Washington will take
the w ashngton and Ohio csls ut the Baltimore
,Hd Potomac Railroad :tailob 1t ~. Iii. ANA IA.
=. III: 80 ,nrough % Round Eil w!uov.
ri.ang. cI ears.
the 9.loa m. train from Alexandria sGi IZ.4
I. n. train from Round Hill connect + Ro.EG
Hill With Harris Daily Line ~ ;oAt4rs
Tor Snckersvi!e. bcrryville and .y,'.c:......;
also with Resmcr's Line Of Coaches, WING cave
Leesburg daily for Aide and Nlddleburg.
Both trains. westward make close conNect!ya,
al Vienns. with Sisson's Line OF Stages TO- t...
fax Court House
Communication ticss els, 3 as. per y. lie
Annual tickets, 500.
4 y. HAVENER,
,,f.f1 ',o, ~
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NOTICE

80 80 NOTICE
The steamer KEYPORT lea"cs her wharf, 1T
the FOOT OF PRINCE STREET, daily, ex-
cept Sunday 1t 7.25 a. o., for QG EIlCO,
connecting with the train for + RkDERlCk~-
BURG, RICHMOND and the SOUTH re-
turning. arrives At $50 p m.
jes. If F. B. HOOE, Agent.
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AIDES PARLOR AND TOILET SLIP
IL PERS-Ladies' French Kid Broadway,
Lsdies' Lasting Broad way, Turkey Morocco
Broadway. French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toi.
lea, Lasting Toilet. Sergn and Carpet Slippers,
in every style and quality, st WADDEi'S, "A
King street
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f5HO THOSE contemplating building or re
Il pairing we would call especial attention to
our we'll selected stock of Doors, Sashes, Blinds
and Building Materials Of all kinds, which we
will sell as cheap MS the same can be bought in
or on, OF the State. B. F. PEakE s. CO.
sp14 1877 King ST.. \ lexandrs W..
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WYE NOW HAVE IN STOCK VERY
w great variety of Ladies Low Shoes,
suitable for spring aud summer wear; Newport
Centennial and Continents IL Tics and Congress
shoes in sli the lates! styles AT WADDEi'S, "a
King street.
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BOOTS And SHOES.

ITO THE LADIES-We have one OF the
l. largest stocks OF FINE BUTTON and
Lace BUUTS ever offered in his market, OF
superior quality, handsome iH styles, which viii!
be sold AT small advance on the cusL 10 manu-
facture. Call and soc at WADDEi'S, IA King
Gtrnnf
, 1876-04-08
IELEGRA2HIc NOTES.

Special Niapateh TO The Chtraqo Tribune.
Dwtunr, ILL.,, April 1.-Two days OF northeast
niud has nlatln wonderful change In our nEri-
cultural prospacts. Should tie prceent dry
wca.ltor conttnuo for dny Or two longer We
bl4all DO uble TO get into tho lloidB. Everything,
howeyor, miist bs !ato. Corn ia not al slusked.
anti vast 9uansitoa must bo delivered In town to
fill contrncts. Wien It does b,gin to como thero
will be no end Of 1t.
suec,al Dispat:s 10 Tic Chtt1ao 7rfhun..
DErno1r. Aprll 7.-To-day tho ShoriT. by foro-
closure of mortgage. took pusseasion Ut tAs
German Daily JourAa! oil:ce Ut Tits city, mud
now has It on his hands.
Tho Michigan Masonic Mutual Benefit Socaosy
tonight elected l.. II. l.aily. OF South l1avan,
prcaidont; j. u. II. Bradshaw, OF Detroit,
Iroa4urcr; and L. @. prosscr. OF Detroit, 6ocIe-
tary. Osos fifty lodges aso now In tho Associa-
tlon. Which, il prosperous.
sjwssai Uisn1teh 10 Ihe Chicago Tribune.
EAar SAu1sAY, Mich. April 7.--LunborinG
onerations arc about suspended, and men aro
coming ont at tho woods. a two-thirds gtoc}s
!las beea mt in IN tla!a section Of tho 3tata.
Spectal Ntspach 10 9he Enteagu tribune.
sIotn CITY. !a.. ApEil f.-unlted Staten Com.
missioner Lows to-day held Lollis Onlg in $500
butidJ to ntauenr In tho United States Court, for
soug whisky TO Indians. \ Wlnnebago Indian
detective caused fliH arrest. alter purchasing q
qunrt OF whisky from him,
suce1it UL4natch II iAe chtcn5o Tribune,
pAxro., ILL.,. April 7.-lobott Miller, indicted
for forgery vns tried ut the prosout term Of tho
Circuit Cou;t and acquitted.
, 1876-04-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1r1sotsng of tho Chicago Ffoebel Assoc.A-
tioa wdl be hold In tue Athpnpum !ecture-ruom
to-IAy.
a special moo'inS OF tho For.nlyhtly will ha
held ut W. Wabash avcuuu this afternuon at
o'clock.
The l1ay. ". ]. Erdman Will conduct tho Sun
daS-schnol tcnciaorn' meeting to-dny noon In
farwel Halt. BabIect: "Tno bay Of pcnte.
coat"
Horace White Es1., will lecture hofore the
CalseEe "t Law, No. II Clark ntrcet at ocloelt
ti1id afternoon, Oil "Comnclcial aud Fiuaucl4l
Crises"
Tho Philosophers, SocclY Will Le addressed
tnis oscilih! by prof. Gu!,elt, Ut thu city. ou
"l'roctor a'd tiHihlng--Il.e!s L.to.N u otk How
Thoy Perform It, Ana WLat II Is NORTH"
Trof. William Matthew'S. tho popular .u,ko,
Of uettlns On IN tic World" will iussu1 L.
Huuday locturo Society, Gu "usaturs aud Or, :,
tory" Admission ~ ceAts.
Tho old mombors of ths Garden CITY Hasa.
west toTneF VI Hiuo 1sland avenue aud Twelf,h
Hlroet ats p- III. sharp, to elect olisora aid
ulaAo other arrangements for tile coming soa.
aul.
Tbs thirty-tift Anniversary of tho Chicago
pibb Society will 10 held Tomorrow evening
iu Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church {the
ltey. Or. Tinany's), on ladiuua ayonue, near
Twenty y-tourth streot. Ths annual discourse
viii bo delivered BY tho ltev. DE. Mitcholl ot
the First Presbyterian Church.
Tho Sabbath afternoon Gospel temperance
meeting. conducted by tho WomRn's Temper.
enos Union. uI!l bs held Sunday afternoon At .
, 1876-04-08

o'c!ocs ii, tho |acturo.room Of tt,o E,sss Matl,-
psilgt Church, cutncr Ut Glark nnA Washington
streets. nutl viii 10 aldree.ed By MlB. Barker
ffur,nerly n missionary tu Asahn,) aul by Mrs.
.. Il, Schuyler:
Tito nth Hundny afternoon COMFORT III MD OF
tho tiool Samaritan lIon,o will l'a gire,. under
tho management Of Mr.. Arthur ]. CrcAHold as
1loolcy's Thoatrc. Sunday, 1T o'clock. As tlseao
canecrls occur ut u convenient honf. nro NOT Of
wparisoinu louath. nutl p7cRnnt Mlpcsiot musical
attractions, they nro regarded with grcat fnvor
by oil loyero Of good ii.usc.
The Nortl. 6i.io sun,lay-ncaoof tcaeloEs have
been holding weok!y meeting. with consldcrh-
bio Rccess for tho ,nirpode Of Rludyin. tt1a Unit
form lessons an taught III sllr majority OF tho
city Sabbath schools. Tll's oseuing tho ,nccting
Ia to lc hold III the CHURCH corner Chicago ayo-
tuo atld Lasasio atrcot, and to bn conducted by
thu l,cv. ,1r. Atkinson. ILLS being uhvn Eatli-
eriug, NIL arc woicome who t!to1ae to ntscua.
Tho conrto3aton Of tho Sixth Presbyterian
Church, located corner Oak Md VtncohneH
avenues, will occupy their f,tildtng Tomorrow
(aaltath) for tim fret tnc alter tho alterations
Which luye been III progress tho past tllren
wooks. Tie seating capaeity Of the building
has hren almost lonhiot. and Il Inns boon midi
| attractive In many ways. Tho manual ncr-ren.-
lug viii tnko place on MondnY evening at
o'clock.
, 1876-04-08

OHIO LEGISLATURE.
CoiuMnus, O.. AprlrT,-1n tho 1Iouao to-day
tho following bills were passed honato bill II
nhollsh the oillcc Of State Gas inspector. and to
provide for ]oca; inspection; senato BILL 10 al
low. persons dealing In Hour to fiGe n private
brand; 1louso bill 70 punish 6y fino mud imprls-
onmcnt all persona who gct upon moving rail.
road trains II, violation Of Law. 4 bill was. In
trodncod 10 rapoal shs County O1icets' Foo bill,
which became n tAw ycBtorday.
In tho solato tho 1fpnse ntnendmouts 10 tbs
D,1rnK konato bill to limit municipal o.neu1i-
t,iros wers agreed to, and Tho bill il nor lam.
Tho following bills passed.: Bcuato bill 10 pro-
vida for eqnaiizinE seuscncna Of Common-pleRH
Courts; Htnso bill authorizing County Com.
mtssIoners to rcgu1ato the hauling Of hoayy
burdens over froo turnpike toads House bill to
mako II q luiHden,eanor to interfere With laying
railroad tracks.
A ,mcsengo vaa received from the Governor
nominating joseph i'er!tlus nf CuyahoQn, Inlll
W. Andrews OF franklin, U. j, Albright Of
Grernscy. Chnrloa DaesoI Of Augilzh. and Afnr-
ray Bhipley Of Hamilton, to ho members Of thu
board u Stnte Charities; also, nominating T. D..
DneIl, Of Hnshineto.a to 10 Trustee Of tho
Athens lunntic Asyluth. TIC nominations Werc
unanimously confirmed.
, 1876-04-08

tho pro1h composition Atnunls wnro mastered
In Ill eeay nni Etac,eut rtanner. Hue!l nuro.
tr,:", natl rcfl alaitt: II tone ia feloEi loard
harn. and It is n nity that urr coaceft.goars ia
not ha,o moro nrtor'uu.ler Of hearing 1iur. bha
will sing nj tho Ttooklrn Tabernacle Church
ever ra!ti n cht1rcll-ei,1gpr III hu,ericA.
Persons Of rctitlea taslns wht loft tito liall
before tho concert waa over nissed tito rare or
pnsttnlty RI honrng Tint grind ~ anl classical
lcnvcs tllls morning for Ownl.a, wl,cso Il given
nne concert; from tl,o.o 1t goes 10 Salt Lako
City. ul,cro 1t vii! give another, md tlouco to
Inn Francisco. where II rcnaluH two Wtoks.
This is n trip which Inns uevcr bcen unlortakon
by Il nt,nicai Equalization Of ita size bofore. On
tho wny huino IL will givo ono concert in thia
city. May they hnyo safe trip aud sucooss-
{ul ono,
, 1876-04-08

THE 1lEf. e. =. kEfLEy.
Tho Rev. CharloB '. Kelley, :fLose death was
announced In tLcBa columns yesterday. il onti-
tled to few worda OF mention a. u deHorvug
Christian minister, ard 10! tho additional
xoason that llo waB al tho tinls OF ,s dea.A po-
uiot presbyter Of THU diocese.
mr. Kotlcy wAH born In Ireland Il, lH0}, and
was eIucuteu In Dublin for tho medical profcs-
elon. llo took hin daeEoe at Trinity College,
DubItn, but diu not lous engage il, the practice
af medicine tato1e le falt catud to the Church,
md was accordingly recelvadl into the order OF
tho rrieathooa OF Tia Protestant Episcopal
Gautrh,
Having determined to ra1uoye to Ametiea Sir.
EcIIoS ra.up 10 New York u t!Att not nav To
10 exacllY ascc csIainea aud shortly alter hlh ar
rival vas made Hector OF 1T. Un,tt,uon,os's v Il
Cnnrcfs. Lafayette place, New York City. Ur.
lclloy {a1ld, BY thu why, tho ttIe ~aa tho mod-
cal M. H.. xtd not tho clerical l.. d.. fu. lo
navel roculyed Tho latter houor}. after leaving
few York tbont l840, went 10 Tecu.nscl. M.ch.,
where no. 1eIaI1ued u Rector OF 1T. po.er'a
Kelley removed TO Otsnwa. ILL.,, mud was made
hector 0f ChrlBs Church 1T that place.
Aftat long aud successful pnstorate at o.
tswA, Dr. Keioy removed to Chicago aud began
tie ptaetiee Of medicine, ID Which ho waa qulte
tuccess!ul. Aisas several yeaEe Of practice,
Df, Kelley resumed tho gown and was tuade as
sistant minister OF TfluisY Cnusch, Prom hero
he vent to milwaukee,. where be had ohalgo of Ut.
paul*C Chu1ch 1or Boui4 three years. Returning Ia
Cllcago 10 1863 or 1870, Dl. Kolloy absll.uaa
tho AeEatant hectorshlp Of III, JaIuea Church,
which connection he retained for about year.
ssau1aed NY pasoch!al charge. but has fro.
qnently oficiated IN various city churches, and
atsn u missionary ut aaYwood, where he
caught tho cold Which resulted III blu death,
, 1876-04-08
AHlUSii4flii.sTG, a


Tho concert at .tcCornlis1s Hail laat evening
by G.ln,oru's Military 13aua wns more sccstsfu.
both nuscally Eu.i iss point Of attendance, than
tho ono OF tho previous evening. l1le lla!i WIS
crowded. nearly oscyy Eeas being oscupicA. Mr.
Gilmore has given hin timo, eussgy, and
Judgment to organizing a military band
In tho United Stutrs that will be nblo
to compete with similar organizations Of
Europe. III tl,lB llo ias u1cccedcu In Il remark.
abo degree, bvnginl, hoalo Of tho beat inrtru~
nEontali1ts III the country toEetlIcrt md. aftnr
10 cuu,pcte with nthcr military ba:sds That have
Ecen hero, and with favorable tes;lts to them
Bolyoy Tho programme iast oyoniuE wa0 rich and
vlEiWl mud tli'laod abont equally hos@onn classical
Md popular anlucttnna. II wAs nlterotl aolawlet
from tie Original nric, the nycrtuia 10 Eoetho-
voD's "Corolan being substituted for tho oyar-
turo to "Tal,ullaoukct," autl OIL account Of lila
grectl!neBs OF tho alsl'euco, who mt only wrre
not satla!loa viii. tlonhtn and trirls oncores,-
I,ion," by kownky, was playo. between Tho
tenth mud o1oyaut!. numbora. Tia most onlny-
aLls Of tho numbers played l,r tho baud wovo
! tho " Awakening Ut tho Lion !" Eamlntscon-
Invitation > il Dansu, vIsieh wero played
with nxc:ting ansl inspiring effects. nnti q to-
murkaho 'leEroo of tinIals. Tho pansa:rs usually
given Oh yiolina Wero very Anuuthr !,taytl with
plenty Ut cunrl1g, whilb tn, tnlinuo,ldaH aud
ctcsccIltios wolo almost perfect.
A1r. Levy, by ls br'llIaut cornct-plnylpg. car
rlcd nt, ~ usual tho SOTO l,oncra os tl,a aya1,-
iuH il tho number Of anc0rcA ia any criterion
hy which to judge, i!ia number was l,ss own
''Jov,athau Polka, au for tho Inevitable trp!o
eucoro 10 played Sehuse1t'a "Ave sluriu." '',rAe
CutuivsA. with Bonlo very peculiar variations of
hlB owu. md "liomo. Sweet ilon,o" "1l,s
Ayo hlaria " ,Sas probably tho mist a1tisticaily
hlA truly wonderful technique to tllo lest advan-
tnge, Wills IL was played wltn moro feeling and
honi thaa is usual WIN hiu1, sr: Ar1ackIs
variations, una. for MI encore. '.NobIn Adalr u
M1. E. a. !.g fsb1s WIN Is very likely tho on'y
! man III she unitod Hatch who can play
ths. snxopnonu we'll. ranle1ed nn air aud
Variations iii MI alt,stip Hsylo,. showing that
| tho asxoEhonu IN tho hands of All artist III
Wosshy VI placo III the concstt.room. Tho
charming and g.ttcd vocalist. Miss Emma q.
IhutsbY, created quila q turoro by her excellent
alnRlng. Her numbers waro prout's difficult mir
1na variations. which waa w1tten ioE Vescl.a-
Leustnet of Jubilee faEno.-tlo "Nou Tatsuta u
aria from Tue :" Magic Flute" and for Rn encore
6t9phun G!osoF'b rrutsy holg. Beautiful Erin" !"
Tho arit WAS suuE in u tIue dEamatIo stYle,
Hhlle thu Hslls and asaccato passages With which
, 1876-04-08
THE CtTY-HALt.

Tho City Collector tooh In about $500 yoatcr.
day.
l[llo Evans haula:l ovor anotnor 52j,00D yes
serday 10 tho City Treasurer.
Wa.or reuts yesterday wcro 1856, aud ro-
coipts from tho City Coliecsor :iU3.
Tho aruyor was absent from Ills oilIco yestor~
dny nftornoon attending tho funeral Of ftiou;l.
Tho board Of Public Works iys,,cd Nh cstl-
mate Of g, 600 yesterday to Murphy 4 Co.. COLI
tractors for tho ongucs OF .llo West Side pump
ing-Works. Tho total amount Ut tho estimates
tHsued already 70 TIM: firm ausu up al71 ,8Gl,
South Dlvislon md tho COMMITTEE on Schools
nto called for .Mnnday at Z p. NJ. In tho City
Clerks office. :.Iho Finance Committee will
meot at tho request Of tho Mayor this afternoon
nt 1:3U o'clock.
Whom Comptroller I1ayoa loft Now York ho
FUR rate Of intereat, aud they In turn no1it to
Writ Doxtcs. Ut thtH city. for M oPiuion ua to
tic legality Of tho certificates n,,d tho general
character of tho Administration. lie replied
tint thuro was atlno Doubt VI to
tito proprioty Of iukniug certificates, nr.t
TINT tho Administration was thoroughly
detnoraIizcd ono. Yesterday Comptroller Hayes
visited Mr.. Dexter at LIS otllcu, and endcasorcl
to induce Lin 10 withdraw from t!lo stnl.d lie
had takon. As tho conversation waa private
tho particulars could npt bo lpurned. hui It il Gar
tnin that hlr. llayes failed 10 point OH. 10 Mr.
Dexter any reason uhy TIC Blsou!t totracs.
There seems to be nothing NOW ip relation to
the financial umbarra. .stnent of the cit", mud m
Negotiations for loanh nru loportud. Thu cI1rH
Of thu Ciy-IIaIl a.nl .nsuy employees sru ,auu,-
.eivel l,o RalarrH tor tho past Two months.
Tho lack OF fultls will ut lsaRt tund to
fnrco comparative temperance upon AotIie OF
thom. Tho Com!tEollo1 IN arranging tlu, form
For la
, 1876-04-08
CRIMINAL.

r. D. Evans waH ycstcuaay held In bonds Of
$500 To keep tl,o pe,co ty 1ns!tcc D'Wolf-
Thoso Ia o warrant In Justice l1ainea' court for
tho arrest Of Nelno lInnsou, vlo Ia charged by
Charles 1.,lor with committing perjury concern
luz q dog.
Justice Foolo Inns warrant for the arrest Of
DON lnok Davay, ,w,o played rugl,s. on o!cctton-
tlav mud erpas.oa tue 1850 Of II. T. Ilnwc, who
waa ,,oacpabiy doing nu.hng. j.ul;c 1Ircnnau,
nnotiior hitter, will ho s1ol Oh tito 11th OF this
month for similar nsaaE.t
". j. alcDpnough was yeatsrdnv hold for fnt-
thcr appearance before .lnstico 1faihca TO an-
sHer to tho charge Ut larceny rseforrcd by Carl
ton Drake, Of ItYtlo Park, who claims that Nc
Dououg soizod and took two horses. ono wng-
On. oun not nf ubtu-harncsA, aud four mill;
COVE, thereby committing lafcony az bn.ieo.
llio further trial takes pnco OIL tho 12lh inst
Wl,liar, Mocurt'y John roy,or. uni chn,lea
Williams will not work hutolA for aono titne, and
guests Will. consequently, fccl tho moro necurc:
11okol, opposite Field l. foltDtH, us bcit-hoyH,
far sevc.ai months. while Williams has ofclat oil
in n Dimf1ar capacity at Tho Commercial. Du.1nE
thut TINA tl,oy llavo collected rovol,ors inwery,
rsc., Which awaits Ill o~ner at tho Ceutral,
where tho thseylsn trinity a!ao tarsy.
County, alich was wandering nb,,nt tho strerts
hunting fbn tho Public library, aud by S0ll,a
uacco,tntablo biuador rot in,iho Of tho Louso
of I'd Griffin, WHO very scientifically perchnd
upon tho fraiuo Of thu roaming Granger, and dill
otrcctually bu..rce him. Jjrunsou Ind l.fn ar
rcutcd for assault before Justice Footo, and
Griffin was fined ;s3 mud cc.a, when tho pair
ull,ok hands, an4 all past dit'leutsca were
buried.
An unknown raeaer os bogus cioc!.H ii maxi
i.f, th,ngh liyp!y about tho city, mud las thua
illus far eya1cd arrest. Sumetln,eu llo adoptn
tho uamo OF ]. J. Howard, ut Other timeH Tho
firm uatno of A. Meyer l. Son.. nnd 80 ins.naat,
Ing Ii his address TINT be never sails to win.
DetoctlYos have hcon In pursuit Of him for a
fortnight. aud hayo no. yet run him to cover.
! 1io In enl to 10 bclow tue Inc'!iEnl height, Il
blonde. we'll dressed, AMI pleasant III Ills con.
ycraatiOu.
, 1876-04-08

LICENSE and prohil>3t,vn-An 7utcz-
c...,.~ n,,cr.tor,-rl,o Cou.I ri ssun-
,,f,,.. rtnr,sror.t,n tynrcr,. yorKs-frr.
.,,,, or IL, .,.n,v,, EIcr,io,,- a,,r,,,rr
s.,.,...t.,,... 49,, ,.,u.,,.x S,,,,,,, u,,..,
H'.Aco ...'''' 49,, Aoi ~fe'-'' o''~
naHee' ETC
SFrhef to'7sspohsfhef ~ 'hs Chfeda' 1TioaAe'
KocEFol''. HI. ~ I'll 1+--CohgrcHs'onal mat
tcrH l,ayo Homowtat sabe!dol Ia Rockford thts
,;apk. tn ,iyo war to tto alt.absusbipy topic.
it,,",a ~ nr,,,thi,;m, II J.. aoro n NV In,
i-o.''o ~ ui".'o., ~ n1'o W Gay ..'I'
e''eh MI t1el]11's eleelon W the ono We a'lt'c'"
pate noxt Monday hnH noTnr tR!;nn p'Aco IN tho
forest City. Our local statesmen OH both aides
I,vo fnr snmo t;n,, hcn,, l,v,u, thntr nInnu f,r
~, ,,,,,.,,t,,,, .,a,o.,,,,, .,,,,...a 49,
spi7 ca.nl'a'E'. ~ NUS BouoI"'J e"pposeo '4'"t
tho lloa. Nohcsk IL. IlhKes, she pFeahnt
efficient nInyor, would hrad tho tfolict
for tho Ci!ixcns' marty fIAcnugo party,.
h,,t ,hu, vor,,oma, nnt re,urrlnr f.om a
wv - .n.. ,.~.. ...t.. s' w. w.. "
t.'on.h "'aenoo, u ""h aoeF'eo pshnone " ny
a'otllee chudldato. and accordingly the lion. y,
q. I!rouBou, n gentleman VI tho most sterling
tlarn,tg1. and a man OF considerable ability ~
~, ,,,,, ,ros;lino o,,Ircr ,e.s ou,otss, m
~ o.a.u' u''a l4oo'asus o'",s'' M, "as uoa "
hhau tho clt'zel'e rh1y' ine othef Rohtlc'aon
wso bsloly to this ailo OF tho question arc |:
Atorman, Hccoml Ward, Hee,y po1ry; Fourth
Ward Charles o. Union; Sixth Ward, tl,e lion.
,ioIt Lake. Tho tickot OF tho prohthltionleta
is ,lpt u,,rh strong oue so rsr an ability is co,!-