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a very important measure especially 10
this county, and it's considered by many
as the most important law passed by the
present Legislature. 1t entrusts to the
care of our County Commissioners
twenty-eight miles OF great artery
upon the good condition OF which de-
ponds largely the wealth and prosperity
Of large part of the county. 1t is
trust which requires constant vigilance;
experienced men, large outlays ana
economical administration OF It's anairs.
We are satisfied that the operation OF
the law will prove of much benefit to all
the people who use the road that II VIII
ultimately secure its thorough repair al
u much less proportional cost than mere
tofore.
TIE NAVAL CADETsHIP.-There be-
ing vacancy in the Naval Academy,
from the 10th Ohio Congressional Dis
:rict, there will be competitive examl-
ton held in Bsllaire, Ohio, on Saturday,
April 20. 1876, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO de-
eide upon a suitable person for recon-,
mendation for appointment to SAID
vacancy. Applicants for recommends
ton must furnish satisfactory testlmonl-
ais of good moral character, and must
certify TO their exact age, and no one
under IA or over Is years OF age will be
admitted to examination. All candidates
must be physically sound, well-tormed,
and of robust constitution, and must pass
satisfactory examination in orthogra-
ply, reading, writing, arithmetic, geog-
raphy and English grammar. Compe-
ttlon open to all bona tidc residents Of
the District. One member of the Board
of School Examiners for each county
IN the District (the member to be deter
mined by the respective Boards, is re-
spectively requested to be present at the
time and place above namedi and they,
together with physician to be selected
by themselves shall constitute the Board
OF Examiners. l will recommend the
person named by said Board for appoint
ment and he will be required to report
at Annapolis, in June next, for examina-
ton for admission to the Academy.
l.. DANFoRD,
10Th District, Ohio.
ST. CLAIRsvlLLE, April 8, 1876.
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From the Chronicle.

From the Chronicle.
We understand that the Martins Fer
~ Agricultural Works, which suspended
recently. will soon resume business.
The election for one school director
will be held Monday, Apr 10Th, at the
Court House, between the hours Of two
and four o'clock P. NJ.
HREAT many cattle are shipped from
Chicago to supply tie Wheeling msrEet.
Butchers say they can buy there and snip
TO d better aivsn!sge than they can from
feeders IN the country adjoining.
Dr.. II. ". BAgEa vas elected Msyor
OF Barnc-yillc. on Monday. by o. major
ity over John ii. Gardner. There Ma
no poiitica, contest, and the tight - be-
tween the uptown and "doME-towns
The "gp-' were victorious.
THE Commissioners were called by
the Auditor - NEE, m special session on
Tuesday to consider the interests % the
National Road. They took rip over
the east end Of the rasd n v cdnesdsy.
Anv defnIte action in regard 20 !ts man
agement will De postponed ul:.. :Lsir
special meeting on the l5.h Of MAJ.
AT the municipal election Ia ST, C.airs-
VILE, on Monday. the Democrats, a. i,
usual, elected their entire ticket, with the
exception OF Cyrus 4. SaOuse, who IVES
defeated by T. n. CJTen Tor Clerk. One
hum bred and sgbIy-one votes were cast.
On the Democratic ticket l. VI. Riley re-
ceiyed 81 votes FOR Mayor. and ". A.
Hunt, Republican. IS; Tor Clerk, {. a.
ShoGse DEM, IS; z. II. Cowen Rep [,
90. Council, j. J. Burns, IS, ". K.
Stamp 95, Georoe Brown "a, J. q. Hoge
So. A. P. Blair for Treasurer, JONI
Troll 70, Council and VIM. Rice, Ma
sha!l. were on both iick-is, and were con-
sequen;ly elected. Very little interest
was manifested oa either side.
The NA!IoSAL Road. - Senator
Knox. bill placing toe National road
under the management Of the Commits
sioners of the counties through which il
passes. became Law on Saturday. Il is
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THE COURTS.

County LoURT-J,tdge Cochran.
Court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning. -,
The case of Alfred Simms VS.. Daniel
Hartly, was continued until the next
term.
The cases No. 2, 4, 5. and Z of the
State VS.. Thos Howley, were continued
until next term.
In the case Of Caroline Gabe VS.. f. U.
Crscraft, administrator, the defendant
moved the Court to be allowed to with
draw the former plea and the issue here
tofore Joined be set aside, and be allowed
to demur to the declaration and each
count thereof, which motion was over
ruled, and to this ruling Of the Court the
defendant excepted. A jury was lhen
impannelled and sworn. The pialntih
offered to prove an implied promise by
the defendants decedent, to which :, .
defendant objected, on the ground that
no such promise was alleged IN the decla'
ration. The Court having sustained the
objection, the plaiutiff was non.sulted.
In the case of w. III. Sheib VS.. K. Rich
ardson, the jury returned verdict IN
favor of plaintiff.
The following cases were set for to-day:
State VS.. Mrs. Huseman.
State VS.. james Lyle.
State VS.. Henry Snyder.
State vs.. Christian Burke.
Case $50, William Wick VS.. w. l..
Chambers.
Case go, William Wick VS.. Isaac Lin
ton.
Court adjourned until to-day at 9
o'clock A. NJ.
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MEETING or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WoRKs.-A meeting of the Board OF
Public Works was held yesterday, Gov.
Jacob, Auditor Bennett, Supt. Bryne
and Treasurer Brady being present. The
object of the meeting was to receive the
valuation of the railroads running
through the State, for the purpose OF
taxation. The valuation OF the Baitl-
more Il OHIO and Pittsburgh, Wheeling
& Baltimore railroads Wa; received,
but the returns OF the Parkersburg
Branch of the b, & o. railroad was re-
jccted Last year the return was made
81, 100000 and this year 81 100000, hence
the rejection.
The Board then appointed the follow
ing named gentlemen as Commissioners
to assess the value of the road: W. u
Bennett, Of Lewis; Napoleon B French,
of Mercer, and Marshal Tripictt, of Web
ster.
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NETGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE

BELLAlkk,
THE Pultney township election on last
Monday resulted in the election of James
Kelly, of West Wheeling for Justice OF
the Peace. The old Board of Trustees
were reelected, to-wit: l. II. Day, JOS
hua Keyser and John j. Powell. Thos.
Garrett was elected Township ASSESSOR
James &. Tallman, Esq, was reelected
Township Clerk and VIM. NJ. Drugan
and A. Roeder, were reelected Township
Constab!es.
Mr.. WILDER HEATHERlNGToS, of
South Bellaire died OF typhoid peneu.
mona day before yesterday after about u
weeks illness. His funcra! took place
yesterday, and was largely attended.
Mr.. Heather 'ngton was Il fine young
man aud well liked and respected by ali
who knew him.
The new members of the City Coun-
Gil will be sworn in next Tuesday MORN
ing.
WE hope the sore heads are all salts
fed now.
FROM present indications quite num-
Der of improvements, both public and
private are on the taps, as soon rs the
season opens.
REPORT says that little Belkrap,
Babcock, crooked whisky, Emma Mine,
or something of that kind, is mixed up IN
our city matters. ii so, let an investiga-
ting committee be appointed that will
let mo guilty man escape
ANDY SCHIcK, one of our enterprising
townsman, leaves to-day FOR Chicago, to
look for site to embark in business in
that city.
SINCE the election excitement every
thing has toned down to its normal con-
dition again.
OUR city officer, elect will likely be
instrIed at the next regular netting Of
the Council.
THEREarc many things connected with
our city affairs which needs an airing and
the Council should look them up.
MOVING time has made number OF
changes in the location of business firms,
as well AS in private residences, and II
will require some little time to get used
to the new state of affairs.
SIXTEEN men and women, three fam
lies in all, stopped Mt the Globe House
last night. They were on their way to
Salt Lake City. They are going to join
the Mormons. They hail from Man
ningten, w. Va.
SIMMONS. one Of the champions, has
gone to GAINESVILLE o Haines will 20
to join him, and soon leave for San
Francisco, California.
The new engineer corps are busily at
work surveying the route for the Bel
laire and South Western Narrow Guage
Railroad.
ZgKE amuses himself by soaring PEG.
pie while they are looking At the ami
mails in Daugherty's window.
The treaty to cigars and beer become
very common after the election.
a SOCIAL hop comes off in South Bel
lsre this evening by the W. T. party.
HOTEL arrivals were plenty in the city
yesterday.
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HuaRY UP.-The centennial execu-
tive committee has issued another cir
culsr urging upon the American people
to forward their goods for exhibition at
the iar as sooR as possible. The build
ings are now ready 10 receive articles in
nj, the departments, and space is svails-
bic for all early eomcrs. Those who are
hclated may find themselves crowded
out. 1t is urged that first impressions
are Il great deal, il not everythingi and
II the fair opens badly tor want Of n fun
display it will suffer in prestige and
profit The United States should try to
be first. in double sense, at the national
exposition.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet inches in the channel
and falling.
The Express departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Fred Wilson and Enterprise
passed up with empty tows.
The Granite State from Portsmouth en-
route for Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday
morning.
The E. y. Morton with atow OF nails
eft Tor St. Louis last night.
The Malie Ragon will leave for Pitts.
bursh at o'clock this morning.
The Courier is the Parkcrsburg boat
to-day at noon.
The local packets are making their
regular trips.
The Portsmouth T'ijpae says:
The matter Of Wharfage Is becoming
one of great interest to cities and boat
men, and especially 10 the latter, rs
the decisions of the courts thus far are
strongly against the cities We learn
that the Great Northern Line Packet
Company do not pay Il cent of wharfage
at any point north OF st. Louis, and
are recovering back from the
cities OF the upper Mississippi the wharf
age pad them in previous years as fast rs
their suits are tried in the courts. Some
OF the towns on the Ohio arc moving in
the matter Of reducing the wharfage to
such sums as the steamboatmen will agree
to pay, and by agreement with the pack
ct lines secure the payment without risk
OF decisions by the courts. 1t is init
mated that requests will be made for Il
reduction of wharfage here soon, and it
behoovcs our city council TO use their
! best Judgment in the matter, that sat
isfactory arrangement may be secured.
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April 5.-Rivcr II feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and mild. Arrlyed-MslIis Ragon,
| Wheeling; Emma Graham, Cincinnati.
Departed MalIie Ragon, Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, April 5.-Wcather
clear; mercury a. to % River "a feet
20 inches aud falling. Port list up
Ella, Red Cloud, Pat CleburRe, Barnard
and barges. Down-MorninSS! Star.
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THE eaters of oysters throughout the
leng,h and breadth of the land are I'M
der obligations to the Governor OF Mary
land for vetoing an act of the Legisla-
ture of that State providing for the
measurement of oysters The bill con-
templated tax of $4,000 n year on the
oyster trade. which would be equivalent
to very large increase in the price Of
the biyalves.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EarATE.-The
following deeds were recorded i'll the
County Clerks office Yesterday:
Deed made March 9th, by Alexander
Campbell and wife to Hanson CrlSweii,
for part OF lot 10, Michael Graham's ad-
dition, was admitted April 9Th; 1880.
Deed made March 18th, 1876, by |. F..
Jones, special commissioner, to AleXau.
der Campbell for part of lot 10, Michael
Graham's addition, was admitted April
); $4,000.
Deed made March %, 1876, by Ham
son Criswcll and wife to Joshiab +. Up
degrah, for part lot 10 in Michael
Graham's addition, was admitted April
3; 5000.
Deed made April ), 1876, by Jacob +.
Linkcrt and wife To Friedrich Folmar,
for one-half of lot % in Fulton, was adj
United April .; $4,000.
Deed made April ), 1876, by Archi-
bald NJ. Adams and vie, to Geo. w.
Eckhart, Jr Tor lot 81 n the piat) Of
Daniel Zarc's add, n, US admitted
April }: $l,!CH
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The TINE or HOLDING CAMP NEET-
ING.-At meeting Of the Wheeling
District Camp Meeting Association, held
in the Fourth NJ. Z. Church, Yesterday,
it was decided to hold the annual dis
trio, Camp Meeting on the grounds o!
the Association, beginning August I'D
and 10 continue ten days.
The Association having enclosed the
grounds with nest and substantial pail
Ing fence, and beautifed ii with large
number of shade trees and cvergroen>,
have decided 10 charge a small admit
tsrce fee, which will be applied to de.rsy
the expenses of the meeting. The
grouncs will be the most beautiful this
wear than they have ever been.
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PosTAL..Thc site OF Lone Cedar post
office is changed three-fourths Of mile
in norihcriy direction 20 pciat in
Wood county, Yves; Va, and \. e
Beatty is appointed postmaster, vice NJ.
4. Stewart, resigned. The name Of the
postot.icc at Caybonville, kanawha coun-
y, ". Va, is changed to Brownstown.
and jesse II. Grogan is continued ss
postmaster, Charles {. Fisher is ap-
pointed postmaster st Lubbock, Wood
county, West Va, vice \. q. Wells re-
signed. Elijah NJ. Hart is appointed
postmaster 1t Romines Mills, Harrison
county, West Va, vice Anns F. Carr,
resigned.
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CHARGED WITH AsSAULT-David
Neubsrdt appeared before Squire Schultz
and sworr ont a warrant for the arrest of
John Archcy, charging him with having
assaulted his son Henry. The warrant
was issued and placed in the hands of an
officer for execution.
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SERIOUS I.oss.-A letter received
from Morgsntown yesterday, stated
Rev. J. 4. Thompson, formerly of the
Chap,ine Street NJ. +. Church, had srs
tanned quite serious less by the sinking
of fiat boat, on which his library and
household effects were on. They were
being transported TO Morgantown ria
Pittsburgh by water. The friends of
Mr.. Thompson bearing of his misfortune
have started subscription to replace the
loss. Mr.. B. W. Gs'iy, of the CONNER
cial Bank, is acting rs Treasurer.
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OPERA HousE.-The Haywood Bros j.,

OPERA HoUsE.-The Haywood Bros f,
coordination gave tirst-class entertain
mcnt at the Opera House last night.
There was very large audience, and we
doubt ifthcre ever was one more gener-
ally pleased, il we may judge by the ap-
plauSc.
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Dissolution AND Co-PARTS ERsHIP.
1t will he seen by an advertisement in
another column that the firm 0! Berger
" HoGmaD, leather dealers, have dis
solved partnership, Mr.. Hoffman retir
ing. This firm i: one of the Oldest and
best known in the city, and by
fair and honorable dealing have won
for themselves a reputation to be envicd.
The business hereafter will be conducted
by NJ. Jsco9 Berger, who, though young
has won the fulles. confidence Of business
men and the community generally, by
his probity of character and upright
dealing. and Mr.. j. A. White, who
also embraces All the characteristics Of
a thorough business man. We wish the
new firm the abundant success tina. the
gentlemen comprising it deserve.
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TAE %TRIKE.--We are requested to
say that our note in Yesterdays issue,
that the glass-hlowers' strike was "about
over, was Incorrect 1t is only some
rnslill"d workmen VINO have gone to
work, and no. the regular mechanics.
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The MCME.n.E WI. uAsE.-This
case, which was 70 hearing in the
Marshall Circuit Cou,, on yesterday was
not called until bou II O'Clock, owing
to the absence OF r...,les who we're de-
tanned by a late train. Ainry was called
and put In the box, and the Court ad-
iourned until o'clock.
In the afternoon Judge Melvin read q
note from Mr. Pendleton, stating that he
declined further connection with the
cause for reasons personal TO himself ana
10 Mr.. j. IL. Good, the conductor OF the
case.
Owing to the absence oj MIR. Carter
McMechen, one OF the witnesses to the
will and who had been Summoned by the
propounders thereof, the Court adjourn.
ed the jury over until to-day, as the
parties stated that they believed it their
duty to have the absent witness before
the Court, and took rule against him
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FRoN and after this date the office Of
\. Reymsnn's brewery, heretofore l.
Gated in alley l.. between Main and
Market streets, vii, be attached 70 his
brewery at the east end % the li,h stree.
formerly called Zane street, bridge.
Orders TO be filled can be lett at a. hollis
saloon, corner Of Market street and alley
18th.
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THE spring trade Is opening up quite
lively, and pleasant smiles have taken
the place of the gloom that overspread
the faces Of our merchants during the
drearv wiRter months.
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Reliable Evidence.
MR. HR- STEYENS:-

Xix. ii. IL. - ~ f-NN -
DEAR SIR will most checrirlly add my
testimony To the great number you nave
already received in flVorOt your great and
good medicine, Ncgrtin", for | DO not
fink enough can be- said in its praise, for
| was troubled over thirty years with that
dreadful disease, Catalrh, and hal such
bad coughing spells that II would seem as
II ough could never breathe any more,
and Negetine has cured me; andi DO is'i
To thank God all the time there is 81 good
n m pdecine us Negetne, and also think
il one ofthc best medicines tor coughs and
weak sinking feelings at the stomach, and
advise every body To take the Ngctiue, FOR
can assure them that II - one oi the best
medicines that evOr was.
MRS. l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine x Walnut SITS, Cambridge,
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WE are requested to state Mr.. ID. &.
Albert, will visit this city on Thursday,
soliciting donations for the destitute
made 80 BIZ the late fire at Fairmont
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The New PROCESS FOR ANNEALING
GLAss.-We were present on yesterday
at the Central Glass Works when the
experiment was made in anuealing glass
by the recent French invention 4
Frenchman by the name o. Lebtsta IS
the inventor, and Mr. Edward Rorke, of
the firm Of Edward Rorke y Co, glass
dealers of New York, is the sole agent
for the United States. Mr. Rorke
was present, and it seems 10 US,
although animated in the secrets of
glass manufacturing, that the in
vention Is a success. Instead of the
ordinary process of annealing, the glass
il put in kettle of boiling oil heated to
3 temperature of 1000, and after remain
ing some five or six minutes, is taken out
and put Immediately into vessel of
cold water. The glass is made very hard,
and We apprehend that heat would not
have much effect on it afterwards. The
discovery may prove TO be valuable, and
we presume that our glass nanutactur-
ers will thoroughly test its merits while
Mr.. Rorke is here.
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WATERS PIANOS, Grand Graz ii 5aGa

WA EMO FIENUS, and Upright
Sre the best audc: the tone, touch, work
mauShir, AMI durability unsurpassed.
Waters Organs, Concerto, New Orchestral,
Nespcr, Chapel, Nialestc, and Cymbella,
cannot bc "Xcellcd I'm tone or beauty. Tue
Concerto Stop is limc imitation or the
human voice. Warranted for SIX YEARS.
Prices extremely low tor cash during
this month Monthly nstalImeuts re-
Ceivcd.
\ liberal diScont To Teachers Ministers,
Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc. Agents
wanted.
Special inducements to tn" trade. Illus
tratcd Gaia loguc sent. HORACE " Alters
& SONS, III Broadway, New York. Box,
3j67. nr2sD
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COMING utp from the rural districts, in
melodjous rhapsodies. are peans in praise
Of the way the wheat crop is proceeding
TO get up and CIT.
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ARREST OF A DIsTINGUIsHED lSDI.
vIDUAL.-Colonel jerome Napoleon
Murst Little got his hide uli of benzine
and while meandering down Main street,
about o'clock last evening, fell against
the window of Mccullough X 90, hard,
ware dealers. smashing the glass into \
thousand pieces. After performing this
les, he commenced yelling murder At
a terrible rate. Oiicer George Birch
and Rev. Mr.. uals:ed, o! the Intelligent
Ger, hearing the cries, ran to the place from
whence came the noiSc--one with the
expectation of making an important
arrest, and The other on the ?H rir: for
asersaiion. They were fooled, for i. was
only the Colonel, drunk. The officer
and the Reverend arrested hin am con-
veyed him & III, lookup
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PEEsoNAL.-Mr. Mshan, staunch
Boone county Democrat, Is in the city
Hon. Marshal Triplett, OF Webster
county, is in the city attending the
United States Court Is juror.
Mr.. George ". Thompson, JT, Of
Parkersburg, mas been IN the city FOX few
days on business.
Floyd Lewis Esq OF Covington, h
a nephew of Ex-Governor john b. Floyd,
!. st the Stamm House Mr.. Lewis is
na:iye Of Monroe county in this
State.
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WHEs the alarm OF fire was sounded
last night, the fremen had the engines
out promptly, bu: after going as far S.
the Eighth wsrd they returned L. would
have been impossible TO have gotten them
to Benwood in tine TO do any service.
At any rate two horses could never
hsye gotten Al engine over that road 10
Benvood.
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NoTICE.-You can save money in Car
pets, and Oil Cloths, in Calico and Dress
Goods and lull line OF DomesLics, az
j. W. ERREL's,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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THURSDAY, APRIL g. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisement

New Parlor and Chamber Suits-G.
Mendel Booth Il Co.
For Sale at DISQUALIFICATION Il
Baker.
Berger & Hoffman.
New Firm-Berger & White.
Place to Buy Furniture-Friend &
Son.
Still They Go-Turner & Dillon.
Largest Assortment-J. Friedel u Co.
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Us. DISTRICT CoURT.-The U. ).
District Court, Judge j. j. jackson, pre-
siding will meet in this city to-day.
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}. W. FERREL is receiving aud open
ing q splendid stock Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. lie is Offering great bargains.
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POLICE CoURT-Judgc CrGamcr.

fOLICE OUL V"UyO U 0'E7'V7'
The following cases were disposed OF
before the Police Court yesterday morn
ing:
Robert Boyce, charged with drunken
ness, was committed to the city prison
for thirty days:
Samuel Wilson, on the same charge,
paid q fine OF two dollars and costs.