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POLICE CoURT-Judgc Cranmer.


The following cases were disposed of
ut the Police Court yesterday:
Peter Curry and Steele Miller, for
lounging IN the Second ward market
house, were fined twenty dollars and
costs each. They take quarters at the
workhouse for thirty days.
John II. Eole, for drunkenness, was
committed to the workhouse for thirty
days. John Murphy, vagrant, was
sent up for the same length Of time.
Thos Myers, colored, for using abusive
language towards Annie Burns, was fined
five dollars and costs.
j. Ii. Hopkins, for disorderly conduct,
was sent to the workhouse for thirty
days in default of payinga fine of:wenty
dollars and costs.
Alex. Valentine and Charles Sweeney
charged with drunkenness, were fined
FIVE dollars and costs.
Joseph Terrell, for dsorderly conduct
paid fine of two dollars and costs.
The case of Richard Nolan was con-
tinued until next Saturday at 4 P. NJ.
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TIE Cumingites Propose to abolish the
Len,al season. 1t is to be presumed they
feel that they should fast al! the year
round. Ifthcy do not, they should; but,
poor creatures, we fear most OF them fast
against their will,
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THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Judgs Cranner
Court met at 1oi o'clock yesterday
morning.
In the case of henry Knoke vs.. Chas.
Beck, an order was entered.
The case of Cornelius Aultman vs..
Samuel Laughlin and others was argued
and submitted.
In the case of List, Davenport & Parks
VS.. Goethe Bros. and Thos. Strif, the jury
failedto agree and they were discharged.
The court adjourned until this morn
ing at l03 o'clock.
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DEATH carried oil forty three persons
In Wheeling during last month.
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REsIGNED-Squire Harris, OK Ritchlo
district. has sent in his resignation as
Justice Of the Peace, which will he acted
upon At the next meeting Of the Board
of Commissioners.
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BALANCE IN TREAsURY.-TheB balance
in the State Treasury on the lst of March
was $2G7 3O3.75.
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j. W. FERRELL is closing out his
Dress Goods at a dreadful lalaue liter, to
60 into the carpet business exclusively.
Call and see them.
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ASTONISHING good suits of clothing
for five dollars, at GOLD Bros,
No. ll07, Main street.
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The man who says he saw robin yes
terday had been drinking many mixed
drinks.
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MoRT CARY REPoRT-The follow ing is
q report Of the number OF deaths occur
ring in Wheeling during the month of
February, 1876:
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FRIDAY. MARCH 3, 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

For incinnati-Steamer Hudson.
For Rent-Dweliing.
Groceries-Crawford & Thoburn.
Prescriptions Carefully Filed-Silvoy.
Photogrsphs-T. IL. higgins.
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You can get into the dry good stores
after o'clock in the evening now.
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MASQUERADE parties take notice that
a. Neuhausen has one hundred elegant
suits, from the largest business in the
country, to rent st low prices.
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lNCORPoRATkD.-Sec Hedrick
yesterday issued certificate Incorpor-
atng the Quincy Salt Company, and as
ISOLATION formed for the purpose Of
buying, building, leasing and operating
salt furnaces, and manufacturing. ship.
ping and selling salt, mining and selling
coal, and dealing in all kinds Of mer-
chandize, groceries and supplies gencr-
ally, in connection with such salt and
coal business, and conducting all kinds
of business operations necessary and
proper for the business above
stated" Tie subscribed capital of the
company is $4,000, with privilege re-
served of increasing the same TO $4,000
in all, and its principal Office is to be
kept at kanawha Salines. The incorpora-
tors, who hold shares as noted are as fol-
lows, the shares being each $50: Charles
F. Corben, All shares; Joseph II. Cor
ben, 5 shares; Robert IL. Farley, G;
shares; James A. Womeldorf, shares;
Howard r. Womeldortf, 5 shares; Helen
Ii. Womeldorff, .lGs shares.
The Secretary also issued certificate
incorporating the Anchor Insurance Co,
an association OF Chicago men formed
for the purpose OF carrying on general
fire insurance business. It's principal
office is to be kept al Chicago; subscribed
capital 100000. The corporators are
James 81. FIagg, Abraham Snyder, Jas,
W. johnson, George NJ. Kemback, Jas.
GEORGE and Frederick j. Knott.
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A FIVE dollar bill will buy good sub
stantial suit of clothing, and all other
goods for mems wear at proportionately
low prices to suit the times, at
GOLD Bros,
No. ll07 Main street.
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J. w. FERREL's cheap counter for
great bargains will beat anything iii this
city.
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one marriage license was issued yes.
terday.
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THIS is the season wnen fish dealers
are happy.
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with Almost Magical speed.

And gives perfect shape and finish 10 al
garments. 1t viii knit a pair Of socks IN
fifteen minutes. Every machine WAR
RASTED perfect, and to do just what IS rep
resented. a complete instruction book
accompanies each machine.
No. Family Machine, cylinder, y
needles, so; No. ) Family Machine, cyl
inders, y and 100 needle, 80.
a sample machine will be sent 10 any
part OF the United states or Canada where
We have no agent express charges pre-
paid, on receipt OF the price
Agents wanted in every state, County,
City and Town, - whom very liberal dis
counts will be made.
Address, BICRFoRD KNITTING MAcHISE
MFG Co., Sole Manufacturers, Battle
boro, Va. no2Segh
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DURING the month Of February there
were nine deaths in the Third ward.
1T was very shocking Oh the street
last night.
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J. w. FERRELLs closing out prices
on Dry Goods beats all auction prices
for bargains. Give him a call.
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He DID Nor Cross OvER.-He had
been drinking and drinking hard for two
weeks. The hands Of large circle Of
friends were combined to bear him kindly
up. His hair was unkempt, and his
clothing bore evidences of many nights
of drunken slumbers under some friendly
baystack. He wanted to snap the golden
chord asunder ard gaze upon the mys-
teries of the beautiful beyond. A bright
star WAS about TO set in an ever
lasting sea Of darkness. After
procuring enough arsenic 10 kill all the
rats this side of the Black mountains,
he went to select chamber and writ
the following:
TO all the good people Of Wheeling:
am about to cross the dark river. Tho
grim-vissged ferryman is waiting for ME,
and [ hearthe echoes of his sepulchral
voice. Politically l am Republican,
spiritually Universslist l wish,
Bro. ---- to attend my Funeral
and make such remarks as he thinks
best. Whisky is the cause Of my de-
struction.'
His wife destroyed the poison, he
didn't cross over, and we won't give his
name. This is published because it is
often a source Of qualification for man
TO read his own obituary.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS AND ORGAS.-

SECOND HAND PIANOS AND ORGASs-
Schumacher piano, 7octsye $3.50
Knabe & Ghale piano l75
l Nuns * Clark piano 80
Blume piano, c octayes 80
l Emerson piano, I octaves 800
/ Hayes & Eyderpiauo, octaves $50
Schcdmeyer piano, octaves 225
l Taylor y Farley organ, stops 100
l American organ 10
octave melodeoD. IS
The above instruments for sale or rent
on easy payments.
ADAMS & LUCAS.
1927 Market st
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CArSES.

60 AND see the Cheap Counter Of
Dress Goods at J. w. fKRRIL'S
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Look HERE-Summer Silks for 80
cents per yard, to make change in bust
ness, at j. w. Ferrels.
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DSYCHOMASCI, or SOUL CHARM
ING" How either sex may hIscl.
nate ana gain the love and affections Oi
any person they choose instantly. This
simple mental requirement all can poe
sess, free, ty mail, for 2jc, together with a
marriage guide, Egyp fan oracle, Dreams
Hints TO Ladies', Wedding Night shirt
&c. A queer book, Address I. WILLIAM
& Co, Publishers, Philadelphia. mona
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III q 10 90 opath1C

VII LNIENNI FNhII IJL.
Works on that subject giving concise
and plainly written Instructions tor the
treatment OF all ordinary ailments oi All
Domestic Animals. are constantly keptin
stock, togs ther with appropriate hedlcins
Chests. These booEs specially written
for the Farmers, Stock Kaiscrs or Livery
StabIeman's use, avoiding a. for a. pOs-'-
Bile, all tcchn cal TENS. fOT DescT, ptlTr
Price List send STAN y to The BALTIMORE
homeopathic PHARMACY, 80 Nest
fayetts street. BOEkICkE & TAfEL-
ProprietCrs. fsblgD
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FISE side lace Shoes for Ladies just re-
ceived st l.. V. BLoND's,
'll25 Main street.
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HALLS Art Gallery is now located at
1905 Market street, opposite Mcclure
House
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6ITEn AGENTS FOR THE BEST
WIZ W IL selling Stationery Packages
in tho world. II contains - sheets paper,
10 Envelopes, golden Pen, Pen-hoIdeT,
Pencil, Patent Yard MEASURE, Fnd piece
NJ JewelTy. single package, with pair Of
elegant Gold stone sleeve Buttons, post
paid, &c, nv" fOrS %. This pach age has
been examined by the publisher Of REGfs-
TSR, and found As TCproEebted-woTth tho
money. Watches given away 10 all Agents.
Circulars free. Bride & o., 80 Broad.
way, New York fsb.eD
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MIND READING, PSYCHOMASCl
vi Fascination. Soul Charming, Mesmc.
Iism and Marriage Guide, showing how
either sex may iascinatc and gain the
love and affection OF any person they
choose instantly; 40 pages. By mail W
HUNT & CO., l3J 3. 7th ~, fhila., Pa.
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Wall Street Caricatures.

A new Book, Is Pages, containing II Fn.
graytd illustrations, with Information iOr
stock Spectators. Price ~ cents By mall.
TUMBkIGE & Co, Bankers and Brok"r,,
. Wall street, =. !. isb.tb
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Fox Blankets ard Flsunels call at J
W. Fcrrsl's, corner of, Main and Goth
treetS.
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FINANCE AL AND COMMERCIAL,

New YORK, March 2.-MoNEY-At
2tG4 per cent Prime me, camille paper
4!@6 per cent. Customs receipts, $751;
600. Assistant Treasurer disbursed
s774,O0s. Clesrings, S35,O0o,0oo. Ster-
ling strog at 466@4o94.
GOLD Strong, opened at ll4s and
closed at ll43. Carving rates TO Al
per cent. Specie shipments to-day Was
$3.50, 900.
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DEATHS N EACH

Total,
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them, and II he did not give them it would

them, and II he did not give them IL would
be detrimental to him.
Mr.. Lloyd asked to read letters from ten
out OF the seventeen signers asking Mr..
Thompson's removal, and who desired to
withdraw their names.
Mr.. Hovey objected to the reading.
Mr.. Lloyd then presented the letters, but
did not read them. They were from Capt.
Spranzy, George Tatsapaugh, M. T. Parker,
Thomas Foley, N. G. Martin, T. b. Kalbfus,
(of the Sunday Heydd Thomas Roltzclaw,
A. Depew and Samuel Gedney.
Mr.. Thompson said that he had never ap-
preached any one to ask that their names
be taken on.
Mr.. Hovey said if it was necessary he
could show that Mr.. T., with Mr.. Mcclellan,
had visited newspaper Office for the pur-
pose OF inducing them to send q dispatch
denouncing the proceedings OF the board in
this matter.
Mr.. Thompson denio that he had visited
any correspondent for such purpose, or that
he, with Mr.. Mcclellan, had ever done so. He
had, before this Investigation, talked with q
correspondent on the subject, but as q pri-
Mr.. Hovey said he had been informed that
Mr.: Thompson had done so, and that Mr..
Mcclellan was with him.
Mr.. Mcclellan denied the assertion SO far
as bis name was connected with it.
The case having here closed, the commit
tee adjourned until tonight, when the case
OF Mr.. Mckee will be called.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE CANAL BREAK-The break In the
canal near Hancock, is at Hetzer's farm, on
the fourteen-mtle level, on the BERN bank
side. The repairs can be complete in four
days.
COAL TRApE.-Report for the week ending
to day: Consolidation Coal company-re-
ceipts, $500 tons; shipments, 6,l25 tons.
Mary land Coal company - receipts, 4,I59
tons; shipments, 4,159 tons. New Central
Coal company-receipts, $3.50 tons; ship
mepts, $3.50 tons. Borden Mining company
receipts, 2,450 tons; shipments, 2,450 tons.
The coal trade has been delayed somewhat
this week by the outlet lock, from the canal
into the river, being filled up with mud by
the recent rains,
GBAIN TRADE. Boat Fisher. with 400
bushels OF corn to II. M. Talbot, and $50
bushels wheat to T. G. Wheeler. By rail-
200 bushels OF wheat to J. G. and J. N. Wa.
ters.
MERCHANTS offerings on
Change this morning were only 200 bushels
wheat, sold at S1.25H. After Change yester-
day 400 bushels wheat sold in small lots at
S1.21, S1.25 and s1.26.
BAD Standardization is called to the
condition of the bridge over College pond,
there being . dangerous hole in its floor. The
bridge over street Is In dangerous condi-
ton, there being man trap where the rain
has washed the embankment at the east
end, and hole in the planking.
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Removal.

FFN-c1d5S 6cOtu11g ana Dye5n0.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 906 g street
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
Of American or European invention, he Ia
ctlfties.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells refnished nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
times.
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HON. BARNES COMPTON, state treasurer,
who was injured Monday morning at Diem
ton, where the Annapolis and ElSridge rail-
road crosses the Baltimore and Potomac
road, by the collision of a freight train with
the passenger train, was In a Comparatively
easy condition yesterday. The shock TO his
nervous system, however, was far greater
jurtes are q scalp wound about two to three
inches long, and bruises and cuts about his
left knee. He Will probably be condnei to
bis house for week or more. DR.. &. w.
Chancellor is his attending physician
Rail- ,Ny1
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A DYING CRIMINAL IN CoURT.-John G.
Thomas, an ex-convict, nearly dead, was
carried into the court room Of the special
sessions In the arms OF three men vest erday.
lie was indicted for completely in the Buffa-
10, New York, and Erie bond forgeries. As
Westbrook took BAH Of sIoo.-IM z. sun, Sd.
DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN OF
RICH MoND.-Davtd /. Burr, for many years
president OF the Richmond (Va) chamber OF
commerce, and the first president Of the Var
terday, aged 81. He was prominently iden-
titled with the interests Of Richmond.
SMALL, DIvvY.--The Supreme Court OF the
case Of Jay Cooke Il Co. that the United
6ts ties have priority In the separate and In
dfvioual estates of the bankrupt partners.
Tnis will leave exceedingly small dividen II
for the other creditors-[M y Herald, Sd.
Nr"Bacheior Of Oars" IL Cornell's latest de-
gree.
~The yacht Idler. that won the Bennstt
cup, Is twelve years old.
ga laundry In Chatham street has hung
out the inscription, "Society for the Encour.
Aeement Of wearing clean shtrts."
~The belle Of Canton, Mass, became 50
enraged during q game Of croQuet that she
Knocked fellow down with mallet.
0In his progress through the northern
provinces the N1kado OF japan IL received
q every village or town hy the children Of
.14r. blaine has returned 70 his homo q
he expects TO take an active part In the di-
rect1On OF the canvass In his own state, and
hopes AMER thAs n flnishod to take the stump
OHIO, Indiana, and ul1nQtg.
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POLICE CoURT-JtdQe A1ts pro tenn.
crus Sealing na So,e .S ss o sa
remarked that there ought to be more Of
these cases brought up; II had got 70 be too
common an Occurrence, this beating OF
ored, was sent down for vagrancy. John
Thomas, loud; IS. Willis Bassey and John
Bronaugh, two colored boys, obstructing the
entrance to church and acting disorderly;
as each. Julia Dcdson, disturbing the peace
and quiet OF Georgetown. Over half An hour
was consumed in hearing series OF cross
over again. ssran Cole was the com opsI anS
witness, and before Judgment was given g
cross IRE warrant was flied against Sarah,
then the same farce OF questioning had to be
repeated, consuming much time unnecessa.
rily. The obscene and dirty epithets which
ass sdyns To- Ss
class of spectators which congregate at this
court daily to devour with open ears and
Of the hearing was that the Dodson womsn
was dismissed, and Saran Cole was fine IS.
stephen Ward, charged with vagrancy in
Georgetown; security or worshouse Seth
or workhouse 80 days. VIM. ]. o. Brien for.
feited collateral Betty Jackson, profane; IS.
Mary Snow, indecent langnarge on the
petit larceny OF a scarf from a country VIC.
mon; SO or thirty days in jail. Benjamin
Taylor, assault on Mary Show; s.. james
charged with like Otfense on another day;
IS and costs. Samuel Gates, white, assault
on Annie Holland, large sized and spunky
colOred Girl, who told the court that she had
q dispute with Gates when he Knocked her
down, when she "riz and clamped him, and
would have whipped the shirt Off him had
he not jerked off and ran away" She exhib-
TIED the knot on her jaw from the blow she
got. Gates produced three witnesses to show
that the woman invited the attack, SO the
court impoGed fine of only 81 without costs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John Hicks and Ann Elizabeth Parker
Chas. Wallace and Mary Ann Kelly, James
Lacey and Virginia Stevenson, Geo. Green
field and Sally Sumpter, Henry 81. Mullin-
eaux and Emma +. Boss, Robert Brown aud
Caroline Harris.
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From a WeII-Knewn Clergyman.

WASHINGTON; ID. c, July Is, 1916.
Several years ago while laboring as min
lister to seamen, travelling by land aud
much at times from bad digestion and its
accompanying symptoms. On the recon-
incubation of friend tried PerlUtda Syr1fp.
am happy to say that 1t relieved me OF the
worst features OF the disease, and / shall ever
feel grateful Tor the benefits have derived
from this simple and efficacious remedy.
1912; CHARLES w. DENISoN.
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THE TEsrAMEyrARY FREAK OF AN
ARTIsT.-W. 8. l.. Jewett, formerly an artist
of Harper's Weekly, committed suicide In
the Bank Hotel, Jersey City, on July 2ith.
About year ago his father died, leaving
him nearly sl00, 200, and soon Afterwards he
Jewett learned, soon after her husbands
burial, that he had left a will, wherein he
bad ignored her and disinheritei her chill
dren, bequeathing his estate to Alfred Cox,
the proprietor of the hotel where he lodged.
She informed Chief OF Police Champney of
her belief that her husband had not killed
himself but he could ascertain nothing that
gave the slightest color 10 a suspicion OF foul
play. Yesterday County Physician Com
verse was consulted, and subsequently, Cor
oner Cannon, but both officials assured the
police that In their opinion Jewett died by
his own hand. Last evening Mr.. Cox de-
scribed several interviews with Jewett in
which Jewett prevailed upon him TO become
his sole legatee. but he (Coxl had refuset 20
go to lawyer to have the will drawn.-IN
Y EItn, Sd.
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A MICRO FIEND LYNcHED-A negro
named Chris. Porter, at Spring Hill, Hemp
stead county, Arkansas, went to the resi-
dence of a widow sud her daughter on Sat
ulday night, and after knocking down the
daughter dragged her into q field, outraged
her person, and left her almost lifeless The
next day Porter was arrested, and, when
near Hope, was met by q crowd OF men, who
took him from the officers and hung him to
q tree. The girl is not expected to recover
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FATAL SHooTIEe ADMINISTRATIONS
fatal accident Occurred on Wednesday after
noon Rom the careless use OF firearms. The
shoott tSok place ct Ashland, near Cock
eysvi"e, Baltimore county, and resulted In
the .ath of youth named Albert Ktbler. q
SON @. Frederick KILLER, mschinist, of the
shlald iron company. Il appears that
KILLER and two other youths, one OF whom
was named O'Connell, were engaged In shoot
ing In the air with pistol. While O'Con-
nell had the pistol In his hand it was acct
dentally discharged, aud Immediately Ktb-
Ter was seen to fall to the ground, giving
vent to agonizing cries. His comrades soon
discovered to their horror aud grlef that the
ball from the pistol had entered Kibler's
cheek. All haste was made to secure the
services OF q physician, but when the latter
arrived the unfortunate youth was q corpse,
having died within ten minutes from the
time be was shot On entering the cheek the
ball took an upward course and reached the
brain. The family OF the deceased were, OF
course, Frustrated with grief at the occur
renee. Young Kioler had attended school in
Baltimore for some years past Ban. Amer
tcdn, 4fh.
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LOCAL NE VS..
a musemenfs. &C, To-

NaftenaI ThsRJ.-Greco-R Roman wrest-
ling match.
TheateT CoD,sqle.-First-class varieties per-
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POPULAR IMPROVED SODA with granu-
lated Ice. KoLB'S, corner 7th and Z streets.
7,20:lm
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NO RICHMOND AND X RfURN
So!
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1879.
BRAD ADAMS

VIII give the first OF q series OF Excursions, BY
RAIL, 70 the above named
place place on on, the .I sta Of August. Ipf
portuptty OF visiting that historical CITY, the price
Of the tickets has been placed st % Q round trim
The train WIN leave 9th street epot ct II D. m and
viii return TO Washington early Monday NOR ming
thus afording ample me TO visit ali the places OF
interest. Special Palace Oars for ladiee and extra
cars for colored people will be provided
Tickets can be procured at eli the principal 30
tells, usic aud Drug Stores ard a. the depot on III
evening Of the excursion.
o3 TO RICHhOBD AND RETURN iyH "a