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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-06

HALLS Art Gallery is now located at
1905 Market street, opposite Mcclure
House
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BOARDING house people complain o
antedeluvian cattle-in milder terms,
tough bee.
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PAINTING the lily-getting up q la
dies debating club for the purpose of
teaching women to tall.
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No. ll07 Main street.

LOOK HERE-Summer Silks FOR 80
cents per yard, to make change in bust
ness, ct j. W. Ferrels.
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DSYCHOMANCI or SOUL CHARM
ING" How either sex may fa-i
nate and gain the love and affections "
any person they choose instantly. This
simple mental requirement all can pa
sess, free, ry mail, for &c, together with
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams.
Hints 10 Ladies', Wedding Night shirt
&c. A queer book. Address 7. W VILLAIN
& CO., Publishers, Philadclphia. Bo.s1A
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LADIES Seamless Side Lace Shoes,
lust received az l.. V. BLoND's,
1875 Main Street,
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Fog Blankets ard Flannels call st J
W. Forrsl', corner 'ol Main and Goth
treets.
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j. W. FEgRELL's closing out prices
on Dry Goods beats all auction prices
for bargains Give him a call.
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J. w FERBEL, cheap counter for
great bargains will beat anything in thii
c;tv
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ADAMS i LUCAS
l221 Market 81
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TO SMoK DRS,

THAVE JUST RECEIVED AN IN
i VOICE OF Imported and Key West
Cigars, winch ! AN retailing at lObbing
prices. Give me call, you will Ind ms
counter the cheapest in the city.
HUGO J.. I.ODS,
dec8 No. 70 Twelfth street.
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FtyE.ide lace Shoes Tor Ladies just re-
ce!vAd :. l.. '. BLoSDs.
.li25 Msin street.
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II O no " opathic

NLILEINAff FKhI IIJEs
Works on that subject giving cond~
and plainly written Instructions iDi w
Domestic Animals, are constantly sept 10
stock, toge ther with appropriate hedle.bs
Chests. These BOOKS are specially ufltSb
for the Farmers, stock Iaisers or LlYuy
Htableman's use, avoiding a. Tor ~ pc>s''
bic, all technical terms. For Descngu,g
Price List send stamp 10 the BALJl bOhh
Fsystts street. BDEElCKE x TAFEL"
PrOpTietoJs fsD-TD
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AGENTS FOR THE BEsT

WAITED AGENTS FOR THE BIT
WI IL selling Stationery IacEhgr"
Ia the world. II contains - sheets papeT'
Is Envelopes, golden Pen, Pen-holdH,
Pencil, Patent Yard Measure, snd pier,
of Jcweiry. single package, with pair ~
paid. sc, hye for 5 %. This packags hs'
been examined by the publisher OF kHGi-
TiE, and found az represoBted-voTth no
money. WAtchcs given AWAY 10 al hgebs.
Circulars free. BRIDE & Co.. 10 Broad
way, Sew York. ieb.so
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POLICE CoUET-JHdge Cranmer.
The following cases were disposed OF
at the Police Court Saturday:
William Sauvsugeot, for carrying con-
cealed weapons, paid fine of two dol
lars and costs.
John Wager, for attempting to open
the doors of several houses, for the pur-
pose of robbery, was committed 10 Jail
for thirty days.
John Smith, a vagrant, was sent to the
work-house for thirty days.
John Halpine, for drunkenness, was
fine dI6ve dollars and.,costs, and Skinner
Miller, on the same charge, was fined
twenty dollars and costs. In default OF
payment they were both sent to the
work house.
The case against Richard \ oian
charged with dlsorderly conduct, wa:
dismissed.
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II THE MUNICIPAL COURT or
i Wheeling, February Rules, 1915.
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60. AND sea the Cheap Ceun;er Of
Dress Goods 8. j. ". FEEkEL.s.
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THE Hegner boys are talking about
building new boat house.
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TIE grand jury of the County Cour;
will meet this morning at Q o'clock.
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THE COUETs.

MUNICIPAL CouET-Jna9s CTanmsr
This Court met at the usual hour yes
terdsy morning.
The case of Racheal Altman vs.. u T.
Wayman and Others was argued and
submitted to the Court.
Court adjourned until this morning at
l05 o'clock:
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II THE MUNICIPAL COURT or
Il Wheeling, February Rules, 1915.
'oHn A. A Vi. In chsnccry.
James 8. Riddle, ct al
The object Of this suit u 10 recover from
the defendant, Riddle, the sum Of Sls4 70,
with interest thereon from January 18th,
no, on two negotiable pTOmissOry notes
m ade by said Riddle, dated January 9th,
1870. each for tee some OF sy2.l5, payable
respectively in SIX and twe4ye months,
with interest, to the order Of Armstrong
Holiday & Co., and by them endorsed t.
the plaintiff, and 70 attach and subject 10
the payment Of the plaintiffs claim, the
effects Of said defendant u possession Of
and the moneys due MIN from Thomas
OEnen, Trustee. And n Appearing from
an afIdayit filed IN this ca use, that the de-
isndan;, James =. Riddle, is not a resident
OF the state Of West Virginia, on motion
Of plaintiff attorney, - il ordered that ne
appear here al the next March Rules. To be
held IN the office Of the Clerk ofsaid Cont
on Monday, the 18th DAY OF March, Is75. TO
DO what Is necessary 10 protect his inter
ests In the above entitled cause.
THOMAS n. DARRAH. CIerh.
Al. CLARKE, attorney Tor plaintiff.
IeDi1oayt
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SATURDAY. MARCH 4. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

A good Fish Dinner at the Capital
. Restaurant.
Fancy Wood Top Table,-G. MendeI,
Booth & Cos.
For Sabotage Orange Hedge
Plants.
PRoMESADrsG was the general order
OF the day yesterday.
LOCAL items were scarcer than ever
Yesterday.
The Standard Printing Company will
move into their new quarters TO day.
THE Market street "statuette,' were out
in full force yesterday.
THERE were no services at 81. Mat
thew's Church last evening.
THERE were only three: individuals in
thu lock up last night
Tue March term Of the County Court
commences to-day.
MARCH snow is said 10 be y good
wash for sore and wead eyes.
TaE Board Of Commissioners meet this
morning.
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e GREAT OFFER

WE WILL DURING THE HOLIDAYS
W dispose OF 100 Pianos and Organs o!
first class makers, including WATERS,
e. lower prices than ever before offered.
Monthly lnstallmentS received running
from u 10 % months. Warranted Tor Fix
wears. Second Hand INSTRUMENTS At ex-
trsmely low prices, for cash. Illustrated
Cata!ozues Mailed. Agents wanted.
Wareroon.s ISL Broadway. y. i.
fa2lb HORACE WATERS & SONS.
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4 Family Knitting Machine
with Almost Magical speed,

And gives perfect shape and finish 20 al
garments. IL VIII knit pair OF socks q
fifteen minutes. Every machine WAR
RASTKD perfect, and TO do Just what is rep
resented. i complete instruction book
accom- panies each machine.
30. / Family Machine, I cylinder, y
needles, 81: No. 3 Family Machine, cyl
iudars, - aud loo needles, 80.
! sample machine will be sent 10 any
part OF the United States or Canada (wheTe
We have no AGENT express charges pre-
paid, on receipt OF the price.
Agents wanted In every state, County,
City and Town, - wsOIn very ii LIBERAL dis
counts will be made.
Address, BICKFORD KNITTING MACHINE
MFG Co., Sole Manufacturers, battle
bOro, VI. no23egh
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Wall Street Caricatures.

a new Book, - Pages, containing u 10
grayed illustrations, with Information iof
stock Spectators. Price 10 cents by msi'.
TUMBRIGE & CO., Bankers and Broker
2 Wall street, =. \. feD"9
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MIND READING. PSYCHOMANCI
vi Fascination, Soul Charming, Mesme
IisIn and Marriage Guide, showing how
either sex may iRscinate and gain the
love and affection OF any person they
choose instantly; 400 pages. By mail ~
HUNT & CO., l3J \. 9TH 81, Phila., Pa.
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MARRIED PEOPLE.--NEWI SvEN.
vi TON. Jost what you want. Reliable
ana Durable. Mailed on receipt nf75c. Al.
dress DR.. hOsMAS & CO, Mljdletown
Conn. febSb
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MARCH snow is said 10 be good
wash for sore and wead eyes.
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THE meeting at tho Methodist Church
are still are still held every evening. a
protracted meeting is in progress at the
Presbyterion Church. A devotional
service took pl,ce Sabbath afternoon at
~ clock, The hymns of Ssnkey and
Bliss used by Moody Eat his service are
sung at these meetiuns. The gospel
may be sung into some hearts when it
cannot be sung in.
THERE is much interest in the subject
of religion fruitful reward IS ant.cI-
pated.
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GEORGETOWN.

TH RowN By A HORSE, AND KrLLEp.-On
tuesday last Mr.. Grafton Besll, a farmer.
who resided near Beallsville, on the Metro.
Poiitan branch road, rode to this city on
push ess, upon splendid horse While re,
tuining the same evening he was thrown
rom the horse aud had his neck broken. Mr.
farmer. He had no family.
1 III CoMMESCEMEST of the Collegiate
lnsCtute miss Stephenson) was brought 20
an upceremonious conclusion last night by
me breaking OF gas pipe In the church, and
tne place niifng with gas. So the exercises
were postponed until d. m. to-day at the
same place West street Presbytern churchl.
among the young ladies'.
COAL fRADE-Consolidation coal COM
peny. receipts 6,713, shipments 6.5SS tons;
Maryland coal company, receipts 9,573, ship,
ments .5.3 tons; New Central coal COMPANY
receipts 3,400. shipments 1855 tons; Borden
mining company, receipts $500 shipments
GRAIN TRADE.-Boat Medley, with 500
bushels corn and $50 bushels wheat: aiso
boat Hattie Il Bessie, with 1890 bushels corn
and 600 bushels mill feed, a bbls. four, 10
Hartley q Bro. ~
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ton, X. Lahey, s. Dietrich, K. Golden, NJ
Sshagsn, *. keeling, e. Coughran, NJ.
Alsord n. maloney, J. Wise, N z. Hughes,
". Donohue, 4. Ward, = Burke, @. Ryan,
X. Sullivan, B. Sullivan, c. Garish, n. Con-
nor, VI. Perkins, j. Hearn, NJ. Linden, II.
Miller, ]. Murphy; I'd class, L, Young, J.
Bagby, L. Dye, E. Stewart, A. Connolly, J.
CARING. NJ. Spsnd, NJ. Allen, d. Welsh, K.
R. Burdolph, A. Fitzgerald, o. Roach, N.
Ryan, E. Richardson, r. Dietrich, Ida Mall
len, A. Affore, NJ. Blake; Sd class, ]. Linden,
lie Callahan, X. Gsrvin, p. Lowe, A. Shea,
X. Pendergsst, X. McConorty, X. McNally,
NJ. Kelly, NJ. F. Poohl, 8. Crogan. NJ. She
E. Eldidse, aiIie Connoiy, II. Fitzsissons s
Mag. FitZgibbons, X. Collins, Gerry Keys,
J. Mason. X. Alnold, II. Shea, 81. Q ainn, K.
Crogans, L. Mullen, Is. Garvin, NJ. Blake,
Pronlotio';S--T To the senior class, 8. Maher,
b. Griffith, A. Hannah, J. Frazier; 20 the
K. Robinson, NJ. Curtin, E. Muller: from
the I'd 10 the division of the first, b. Dono.
hoe, E. Wise, X Tally, N; Chandler, 9.
Linney, L. Clarke, A. Msher, N. ConnelI;
"a, A. DAILY, E. Myres, G: schutter, K.
L. NJ. Linden, Nj. Joyce, NJ. Hynes, L,
Barns, NJ. Purcell, NJ. Murphy, r. Sinner,
Nj: sieber; from the 4th to tue third. A. ROB-
,nscn, q Jiranson, l. Mudd, j. Scautter, y.
gan, C.. CoOney, X. Reedy, M. ODey. M.
Waite, A. DriscOll, i. Ready, 3. Hart, M.
acCne, NJ Eslem, E. McArdle, X. Schwing,
X wheeler; from the 5th to the 4th, F. Wat
son; a. Davis, Al Malone, E. AngelI, G.
NMIcLaughlann, n. Turner. +. Davis, 1.
DAILY, ID. Fisk, N. Bellew, s. Cromalsan;
from the 9th to the 5th, Newton Y. Watson,
b. Muller, c. Duhamel, @. Daily, NJ. Caugh-
Ian, X. Lackey, NJ. Becker, s. Ferney. NJ.
Mccoy, NJ: Gowans, b. Madigan, H. Con-
camp, X. Flahaven, c. Cavagnard, K. Sulu.
son.
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ALEXANDRIA.

WRIT OF ERRoR--The supreme conrt ot
Appeals mas granted "a writ of error % the
Judgment OF the corporation court of this
city In the case OF the Bank OF the Old Do.
mlnlon VS.. McNeigh. The effect OF this writ
Is 10 bring The whole case again before the
court of appeals.
FORMER ALEXANDRIA, DRowNED-mr.
" IN. ii. Bacon, secretary of the Marine RaiI.
way company, received a letter last night
Informing him that his brother In law, Can.
,aln RoboinsS had fallen overheard from a
tug boat in the harbor of Bangor Maine. and
Deth crowned. NO particulars regarding the
sad event were given. Capt Robbins was
ioTmerly resident OF this city, aud was for
many years sea captain. He leaves a wife
and one daughter who is nearly groyyo
VESSEL SEIZED.-A sloop belonging 70 a
man named Lloyd. of WASHINGTON, PAS SeiZ-
ed IN the upper end of Hunting creek a day
or TWO since by Constable Ssrtin, OF Fairfax
county, Tor taxing sand from q dyke belong
ing 10 Masnus Schuler, without proper au-
thority.-I Gazette, ed
q The Boston city council last night voted
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HPmaNAl

FsTSt- class securing and DUei8l0.
A. FISCHER enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 900 q street
northwest, three doors west OF 9Th street
very near his former place. BY promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
OF american or European invention he is
enabled 10 do any work in q manner not Ia
be eqnaled by those not possessing these IA
cilires. ~
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells refinished nice aud cheaU,
-sveleTs leaving the city can have work
done on the r'ary shortest notice.
Prices lower thai eyer before, to suit the
times.
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L OCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals,

Mr.. John G. Parker seat as a few minutes
aIer one me 9e si t0da copies OF the New
Ofhcer Jenifer this morning found a dead
colored male infant on lot between Q and
Rstreets, near New JerCey avenue.
During the recent heavy winds and storms
some fifteen young maple trees on 18TH
street, between street and Maryland ave-
nue. southwest, have been broken down
Yesterday Inspector Wolf condemned
twenty barrels OF cucumbers and fifteen
ffe inspectors are daily condemning much
INV wholesome fruit and vegetables.
All wishing delightful ride on the POto-
ac river should avail themselves OF the
opportunity TO so To Glymont Sunday az
TER oon on the steamer "Mattano," which
leaves Der wharf at y m. See al.
Last night Miss Nettie GOodenh amer, re-
slollS AT ylI ID street northwest, while re-
tGTE1ug 10 her home, slipped Ga the pave
Ilent and receiv cd COMPOUND fracture OF
Toe ieit elbow. DR.. II L. Leecl was called
The grand jury for the March .e-rn paid
I!strict Attorney Wells hand ONE com
pliment By unanimous r8sOlu tiol testify
1Tg C. his devotion to his labOrs In the ad-
NH islTation OF justice and the faithful per-
Torrance Of duty.
The Inland ami Seaboard Coastfnz COM
Ieny Is about TO inaUgurate weekly excur-
siOBs TO the eapes, tue initial one being
given e. morrow evening. Similar eXcuT-
kiOns last summer were much appreciated
and enjoyed by our people. They are cheap,
exbiierating and bsI efcial.
Yesterday, under an order OF the Equity
Court, in the case of Hoffman ct al. agt
HasbtD gtOn Market Company, the marshal
Put the defendants In possession Of the stalls
heretofore held by James Cross, King Etchi-
SOD, Daniel Nehrling, j. j. Pdugger, S1ml
Riley and r. Westmayer.
To-Day Seth DTeggs entered suit b y his at
forney, j. Parker Jordan, against David NJ.
Talmage to recover $50. coo damages, ALLEGED
10 have been sustained by the defendant re-
fusing TO deliver tOhim certificates, amount
1ng In one case to so, 600 and on another To
$4,000 IN payment of claims of plaintiff, adj
1udfcatCd upon by the American and Ven
ZlelA M yoi conn sinn N
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A RARE COLLECTION OF ORE5.-Dr. +. n.
Endlich, of the Smithsonian Institution of
Washington, ID. O., is engaged In numbering
anu making a catalogue OF the specimens of
the economic minerals of the United States
exhibited by the Institution in the govern
ment exhibit at the Centennial. The collec-
ton contains something over % 900 speci
copper, mercury, zinc, tin and iron and such
other minerals and rocks as have an econ
omic value. 1t was prepared under the di-
rection OF Professor W. p. Blake, OF New
no. and IS a fair representation OF the min
ersl products OF the United States.-l Phi,a.
Times, I'D.
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-MEDIcArEp BATHs ARE ExprNs1vE
A Case of Thirty Yeas STANDING.
u. & ST I-RQR NJ V

Messrs Seth W. F0lUle & Sons
Gentlemen-I was troubled with dyspeosia
for thirty years, and tried several medicines
advertised for the cure of this distressing
complaint without deriving any benefit from
them. About year ago commenced taking
the PeI7tU1dll Syrup. aud after using altogether
Twelve bottles ind myself entirely cured.
consider my case one of the worst ever
heard OF, and L take great pleasure In rec
ommending the Peruvian ISlirltp 10 ali dys-
peptics, believing that it will be sure to cure
them. Yours respectfully, ]. 7. BOWEN.
Sold by all druggists
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CHEMISTS CoNvENTI0N.-The associa-
tion of manufacturing chemists of the United
States met in annual convention in Pniladel-
phia yesterday. After re electing the pre-
sent officers the association held q private
business meeting. The members visited the
centennial exhibition grounds In the after
noon, and banquet was given them st the
Union League house in the evening.
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Germs. Buntou.. Diseased raiIs

tornS, BnnIont, Diseased Nails,
Vascular EXcrescences, &c, successfully
treated by DR.. White, 1416 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel. Refers to
the many eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands OF other weIl-known personages
who patrOniZe his establishment. Hours-s
a. M. TO p. No. Fee, 81 per visit. Established
in Washington In 1861.
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MARRIAGE Licenses have been issued 20
John NJ. Dom ard Mary Quinn, VIM. III
Tflzhman and Buiia Lewis, Thompson Craig
and Eliza Morgan, John 7. Carmfne an
Lucy +. CenDy, George johnson and Eliza
HeImagfn.
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PAINFUL AccIDESr.-Major j. E. NAL
painful accident this morning by falling
down the area In front Of his house, No 1910
New Jersey avenue. The little fellows arm
is broken In three places, and he Is suffering
greatly. DR.. Latimer speaks hopefully OF
his recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

FRISCO RATIFIEs.-A republican mass
meeting In San Francisco Wednesday Mig al
addressed by Gen. j. +. Miller, Hon. T. g.
Phelps, Thomas r. Fitch, John NJ. Coghlan,
Gov. Woods, ex- Senator Stewart, and others
a motion was adopted to invite Mr.. Blaine
10 visit California during the campaign.
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STATIoSETY AND FANCY ARrICIEs AT
AUCTIOS--Ine sale OF stationery AMI fancy
al tlcles y stil going on at the auction rooms
of mos. DOwitrg, corner Of 18th street and
Pe9nsy wanna avenue. This Is a splendid
collection: and the goods sre sold in such a
manner that everybody can be acconro-
dated.
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G. 1T Y IT Il LIS

Observation-Disclosures the Iateness of
season, we have still on hand q conpIete
stock OF Gentlemen's, Boys and ChiI-
dren's Light Felt and Straw Hats, which we
VIII sell cheap for cash, at Lewis "Popular
ohe frlce Store,' 92e 7th ST., bet. L and X.
INDICATED BATHS ARE EXPENSIVE
NOT SO, however, Gle,Ut'S Sulphur SoIp, a
cheap and efficient substitute, which ans wers
Inc same purpose as far as local diseases of
the skin, rheumatism and govt are con-
cerned. Depot, Crittenton's, No. I Sixth
ural effects and iS SAFE uwfS
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III Il AP L q M b Il n .

T L d 3 n
Having large stock OF sPRUOE LUMBER. We
have concluded TO cell at the following reduced
prices. This Lumber Is water seasoned, and OF the
very best quality:
ks, 2xl, and SKA, any length, = u per thousand,
1x6, le-feet rails. q Is Per Thousand;
Inch boards, 3 Is per thousand;
9inch ioist, 3 Is aud ele per thousand;
Finch joist, he aud Sls per Thousand;
- feet pickets tyelingss > 10 per thousand:
2x3 and SKA, ID quality, II 90 per thousand;
y spruce sidines, or Inch, eB per thousand.
hand, ct lowest market prices.
=. EOW,D Glaze q CO,
YARD, WHARF, AHD FLAMING MILL,
yoot Of lth street east, nsar United States navy
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REsIGNED.-Wm. A. Jarboe, for the last
six years register of wi Ills for Prince Georges
county, Nd, has resigned that Office 70 ac-
warehouses. The judges OF the orphans court
OF that county have appointed John A. Fra
zier TO the vacancy.
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FESTIVALS.

CE CREAM EEsTIyAL.-Litlle Miss MINNIE
bROWN will give an ENTERTAINM SNT for
the benefit Of the Mt. PLEAsAN Mt SIS, ar the
re- aeLce 81 her father, Mr.. 8. p. BroEn, To.
MiE2khho" EVENING, CFridsyD June 2sd, a.
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EIECrAENT SUIT.-Aessrs. Bradley and
luNsll to-day entered a suit for John keeie's
heirs against Gonzags college, TO recover
property on New jersey avenue, near q
street which the defendants claim under the
Will. The will, 10 will be remembered was
fet eklde about a year since, and the heirs
now sue fOr rOsSeSsfnn.
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T. 4 Z U II $40 Ms,

DAILY EXCURSIONS, includipe
ssppSSInsAYs, 70 MOUNT vIRsos ee%-N
sfhlnGs, MAbSHALL III ALL and 01Ezc1Eil
GL1MOHT, stopping at the various Lsndin,.. VII.
CoathppssxoSd, the Forts, White House, Gdaston
sno brlck Yard, conn encing SUNDAY lime sth
leaving the Company wharf al the faot ri Tth
Ing about O'Clock D m -" '0'Ui u
Fare for the round trfp-singIe Tickets, SO cents.
more persons, 81 cents each ~ VI
Families can take pleasant days trip down the
river ana ENJOY the healthy fresh river air At res
board the boat. N VI
3, The Msry Washington can be chartered for Even
may wish TO remain at any Of the aboys-pamed re-
s9rts until night. Tor further information apply TO
" y. AIbEE, 9l5 9TH ST., or on board. jet2 2g