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FORCED SALE-Grest Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
will bring. Must be sold 10 raise money.
J. w. rERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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AN OUTFIT FREE.

WE WANT SOME one IN EVERY
w county 10 take orders and deliver
goods Tor the old and original c. o. u.
House. Large cash wages. splendid chance
IN every peighborhood for the right per-
son of either sex, young or old. samples,
new lists, circulars, terms, etc., q com plete
outfit sent Tree and post paid. Send Tor II
at once and make money AZ your homes
Address II. J. HALL CO., sH. Howard
H., Baltimore, Nd. oc2r
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WHATS the matter with the water
melons this year? or, perhaps, it's the
butter that's scarce.
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The Hayesites Of the Island, held a
meeting at their clubhouse, Floral Hall,
last night.
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GREAT BAReAlNs-At the closing out
Of the immense stock Of. Dry Goods and
Carpets Of j. W. fERRRxrS
Cor. Main and Twentieth Streets
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For bargains attend now the force d
sale of Dry Groods and Carpets of
j. W. FEEREL.
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Vt. BON NE1, EN-AINNOT.
=. b W. DAVIS, Tx Mayor.
GEORGE =. MERRILL. +. 81.

KDBT. II Ir4N ho1I HI. NII! IT.
Reader these are n few certificates out of
n thousand we receive, and 20 the aged we
will guarantee your old and diseased eyes
can b.. made new; your impaired sight
can be restored; weak. watcry and sore
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be discarded sight restored, and vision
preserved. Spectaeles and surgical opcr-
atoms useless.
Please send your aGrcsS 10 us, ana we
will send you our book, A GEN WORTH
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The Buckeyes. Standard game vii
be the most interesting of the season.
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LADIES fine Kid Side Lace Shoes for
- %, worth IS %, at
l.. V. BLoND's,
1885 Main Street.
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CHARLEY JUSKINs, formerly of the
Allegheny's, play with our boys.
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TEE new Atlas Hotel. Philsdelphis,
Pa, is within $50 yards Of the new depot
Of the PennsylvanIa Railroad.
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NorICE.-Immense stock Of Dry
Goods and oarpets at forced sale BY
!. W. FERREL.
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FIFTY pair of those fine Kid Side
Lace Shoes LETT. Hurry up if you want
to get pair, before they are all gone, al
l.. V. BLoNDs.
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A SECOND time of the heated term is
not desirable.
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NASHVILLE, July 24.-River falling
with 80 inches on the shoals. Departed
Alex. Kendall Paducah.
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RIVER NEWS,

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 4 feet 0 inches in the channel
and falling.
The Andes will leave for Cinain natl at
at the usual hour this morning.
The Malle Ragon will depart for Par.
kersburg this morning at 10! o'clock.
The Science departed yesterday for
Psrkersburg at the usual hour.
The Fanchon, from Cincinnati en- route
for Pittsburgh, is due to-day.
The regular packets departed and
arrived as usual.
RIVER lMPRovEMENT.-The Illinois
river route is to be improved on the
slackwater system. Five dams will be
required from Feru to the mouth, to Sc
cure seven feet navigation. The locks
will he built $50 feet long and Is feet
wide, allowing of the passage of boats (if
necessary of 300 feet in length and "
feet in width. One dam at Henry is now
completed, securing the navI-
CATION tor distance OF twenty-five
miles. A second at Copperas creek will
be completed during the present season:
The dam will give sixty miles additional
slackwater. When the Ave dams are
completed no doubt the Illinois canal
will he enlarged to corresponding di
mansions. The length of the Illinois
and Michigan canal is nlnety-six
miles. OF this, three miles is the Chi
csgo river, which will need DO enlarge
| ment; thirty-three miles from Bridge
port to below Lockport will need enlarge
ment as a canal! the remaining sixty
miles of canal will probably be aban'
doned, as the upper river can be i'm
proved on The same system as the lower
river. When this improvement is com
plete throughout its entire extent the
largest class of Mississippi boats can
make the harbor of Chicago.-Ptt>d",y'
| Commercial.
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GREATgame at the Fair Grounds to-day
ut $50 o'clock, between the Buckeyes
and Standards.
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POLICE CoURT-Juigc Craamcr.

POLICE CoURT-Judgc Craamer.
The following cases were before the
Police Court Yesterday morning: &C.
Cornelius Moody and Bryan Halpin,
for disorderly conduct were each fined
two dollars and costs. Paid.
The case against Harry Dillon, charged
with shooting within the city limits, WAS
continued until this morning. ~
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The Standards play a stroog nine
against the Buckeyes to-day.
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TBy Telegraph.

BY Telegrapn.
CINCINNATI, July 24.-kver IL feet
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
Arrived-Hudson, Wheeling; Mary
Miller, st. Louis.
MEMPHIS, July 24.-River fell 4 m
ches; now stands 26 feet inches.
Weather cool and rainy; mercury 20 TO
so degrees Arrived-White Vicksburg.
| Departed-Arlington, Cincinnati; Baker,
Ohio river; Commonwealth, New Or
| leans.
ST. LOUIS, July 24.-Arrived-Red
Wing, st. Paul. Departed-Red Wing,
st. Paul; johnson, Keokuk. The river
, has fallen 20 inches. Weather partially
clear and warmer. Mercury fell to IS
degrees last night.
EVANSVILLE, July 24.-Rain in the
morning, but clear during the day. Mer.
curry Go to so; wind from the northeast
and east. River 10 2-10 feet and falling.
Port Lst-Down-Evansvllle, Shinkle,
Dick johnson and Idlewild. Up-Mag-
gle Smith, Grey Eagle, Arkansas Belle,
Florence Lee. Business very light.
CAIRO. July 24.-No arrivals or de-
partures. River rs feet ~ inches and
falling. Weather clear and cool.
Louisville - Arrived-Grand Tower,
Henderson, st. Francis, Bell, Leaven-
worth; Sandy No. 2, Evansville; Mary
Miller, st. Louis. Departed-Mlller,
Cincinnati; Blue Wing No. 8, Madison.
Weather cool and clear. River falling.
with feet and inches in the canal.
NASHVILLE, July 24.-River falling
with 80 inches on the shoals. Departed
Alex. Kendall Paducah.
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Mock TURTLE soup at the Institute
saloon this morning.
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A BIG rush for those Ladies ine Kid
Side Lace Shoes at l. V. BLoSD's.
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THE champion Buckeyes will cross
bats with the Standards to-day.
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SITTING BULL has permanently SIT
down.
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Notice to Subscribers.

Subscribers leaving the city can nave
the Daily sent. to any address,postase PIE
paid, for Is cents a week. by leavingsin-
s,uctious at the REGISTER Counting
Room
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The North Street NJ. + Sunday sch'

will give picnic shortly.
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TIE cold snap is subject Of wonder.
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AND still flags have lively sales.
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CAROLINA RICE.
TEAS.

This branch of our business has T..
some years been substantially on the 70.
crease, owing TO the care "" bes,ow }.
buying our. stock, and long cnpcrlen-
in handling TEAS, which enable rs 3.
offer the trade
Young Hyson,
Hysons,
Gunpowders,
lmperials,
Dolongs,
Souchong,,..
Japnns,
OF all grades at less prices and Of b",'r
qualities than can be- bought IN ANY hu.y
IN the city. We will match any Es':'',
house in price and quality.
TiNGLE n lSllAM
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BANK

This Bank is Organized and prepared 10
transa Of the business OF banking In all Its
details.
IL succeeds the First National Bank OF
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share
holders, aud is under the same manage.
ment.
By carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents and depositors, and by
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, L. hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject To check
sight. received from banks, bankers, ii rm
CORPORATIONS and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS: .
John X. BoTsFoRD WV. II. SIMPSON.
JACOB \. RHODES, WIN. y. TURNER,
GEORGg ADAMS, JOHN L. HOBBS,
GEO, w, FRANZHEIa, D. &. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER, my2l
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Aeheelingj ;gesister.
TUESDAY, JULY 20. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to Now Advertisements.

For P,ttsburgh-Steamer Fsnchon'
Grand Exhibition and Ball.
Democratic County Convention.
Banners--Hanes, Wilson Il Co.
Capitol Restaurant Local Page.
Harbour s. Dlttman.
Plumbers-Thompson i Hibberd.
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Ayers
Hair Vlgor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and efcctual
for prcscrv-
ing the hair.
Faded or gray
,hair is soon
restored TO its
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LAWRENCE CITY, MASS. June 9Th, 1853.
We, the undersigned having personally
known DIR. Adolph BoirabergfOr years be-
Iieve him TO lie an honest, moral man,
trustworthy, and In truth and veraCity un-
spotted. His character j. without re-
prUaCh'
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BASE BALL.-All of the admirers OF
our national game that failed to attend
the contest on Saturday last, between the
champion Neshannocks, OF New Castle
Pa, and the boys in blue, can make up
for lost time by going to the Fair
Gaounds to-day, when the second game
of the series will take place between the
Neshannocks and Standards, The game
on Saturday was good one, although
an occasional bad play happened, and
shows conclusiuely that with practice and
proper management, our boys can COM
pete with any team. Robinson, Vennum
and Barclay played without an error.
Lukens carried off the batting honors
for the home club, and Fink did the
same for the New Castle boys.
NFSHANNCCK. STANDARD.
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Encouraging symptoms.

The cheering glow diffused through
out the system by Hostetter's stomach
Bitter, the elasticity OF mind and Lody
which they impart, and the disappear
ance which they cause OF those vague, un-
easy feelings ~ difficult 10 describe, are
most encouraging symptoms " the de-
spending invalid. The sensation OF re-
turning health j. a most delightful one
and 10 enjoy IL, those afflicted with iys-
pepsia, liver complaint, constipation in'
iermittent or remittent fever, lack oil
vitality, sleeplessness, rheumatic, nervous
and urinary troubles, should avail thein-
selves without delay OF this invaluable
tonic and corrective. Bfsides being speci-
ficslIy adapted To the eradication Of these
maisdies, 10 iE wondrousIy effective In all
diseases involving diIuinutiOn Of Yiial
power on account OF IT, properties a. a
general invigOrahL
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, June lS.-Thc widely
published statement that the House Com.
mittee on Territories has reconsldered It's
favorable action on the Senate bill for the
admission of New Mexico is wholly
erroneous.
The House Committee on Appropria-
tions yesterday agreed to report 5000
600 for public buildings, the estimates OF
the Treasury Department being over So
100000. Only twelve working day
remain, before reaching the LIST "I
July the commencement of the fiscal
year, to say nothing Of the probable
interruption of business by the inter
vention OF the St. Louis Convention,
AS was the case with that held at On
cinnati; but not outstanding tins
some of the members are OF the opsA.on
that by setting day and night such
legislation may be matured u; Will
reduce the appiehensions expressed by
the President in his message to Con-
gress, and the outstanding and financial
embarrassment to the Government be
thus averted.
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VIENNA, June 1S.-The Gar has cor
daily accepted the invitation for an in-
terview with the Emperor of AustrSa ut
the castle al Reichstadt- The Gar ar
rives at Reichstadt at 2:49. Count An.
Grassy is expected to accompany the En-
peror Francis Joseph.
LONDON, June l6.-A dispatch to the
Standard from ConstsntinOple, reports
that Turkish feet consisting of eight
iirst-class vessels, will sail for Creti with
IN week on an important mission.
LoSpos, Junne l9.-The Prince Of
Montenegro has resigned his post rs
representative of the Insurgents IN tue
gegotations with the Porte
A Vienna special says the lnSurSent
leader. Galoub, defeated the Sultan's
forces at Betrcraizy, killing 200 Turks
and capturing 1000 head OF sheep and
cattle.
A correspondent of the Moscow Ga
zette telegraphs to that paper from
Cettinie. that the Turks in Bosnia have
unfurled the green flag for holy war
against Christians. 1t is stated that
the servian will send ali envoy to Con-
stantinople to propose the disarmament
and peace in return for the c"ssion OF
the Territory.
A Vienna special to the Ne'cS asserts
that Niesico has been provisioned, and
the Turkish army have received SIX
months arrears OF pay.
The correspondent OF the Berlin Ne'cs
saws that some scandal has been caused
here by the news that the German Min
lister at Washington has charged some
members of the German Commission to
the Philadelphia Exhibition with corrupt
practices and requested their immediate
removal
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NEIGIIBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIKE.


The Centennial Tea Party given here
last Thursday and Friday evenings was
a grand success in every way.
Rev. GIBSON occupied the pulpit at
the Belmont street Presbyterian Church
Yesterday, Rev. CASTOR being at st.
Clsirsville as sisting i'll communion ser
vices at that place.
IT is now thought that the B. * 5. w
railroad will take the Trough Run
route.
The entertainment given at the VI. f.
Church by the Tenncssceans, on Sstur-
day night, was success in every partic-
ular. The church was crowded simost
TO sutfocstion, and the singing was de-
servedly good.
LITTLE FREDDIE COLLEEN has been
very i'll for several weeks past, and but
little hope is entertained for his recovery.
He is very bright, good little fellow,
and We hope he may recover.
The editor of the Belmont Chronicle
in his last issue, asked the citizens OF
Bellsire 10 abandon the idea OF having
celebration here, and all 90 to 81.
Clairsville on the Fourth of July. We
will Just say in reply 70 that that We are
going to have one OF the grandest cele-
brations a. Bellalre Oh the 4th day Of
July, 1876, that has ever been had IN the
State of Ohio. But if our citizens ieIt
hnr
ton, they might get 10 tt.bursh, Steu-
benville, Wheeling, GAINESVILLE or Column
bus, but how 10 the name of all reason
would they get 10 St Clairsvilie.
The Citizens Committee on Fourth Of
July celebration selected Miss Alice
BIrdsong 20 read the Declaration Of In
dependence on thot day. This l. one Of
the best sections that could have been
made, as Mrs. Birdsong Is one Of the
finest readers IN this section.
ST. LOUIS is the place we want 20 hear
some news nom now, rs TO who the COM
ing man Is.
THERE were never s many long-faced
Republicans in Bellaire At the same time
AZ there were when the news came that
HAYES had been nominated for President
at CincinaatL They were not prepared
for such fall. They were expecting one
of the "big guns" 70 be nominated, bat
were disappointed. They did not en-
tbuse AZ All-not q cheer was given.
Once or tyrice during the evening Re-
publican, in passing Us, said in Low tone
OF voice, "Hurrsh for Hayes" but they
always looked sorry after they had said it.
We understand ths. the pic nc given
by the Disciples Church Of Wheeling
and Bellsire, ST Portland, Oh last Satur-
dsy, was q very fine affair. The Bellsire
CITY Band furnished the music.
STRAWBERRIES are getting scarce
Tax Beliaire celebration OF the Gen.
tennlal anniversary OF the Declaration Of
Independence Is beginning 20 look Is
though it wss going 70 be one Of the finest
celebrations in this section. Get oat the
programmes extending an invitation 70
the world
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The 80. Louis convention.

ST LOUIS, June,-Frederick o. Prince,
Secretary of the Democratic National
Committee, arrived here to-day, and will
act with the local committee IN perfect
ing arrangements for the Democ attic Ma
tional Convention. August Schcil,
Chairman of the Democratic National
Committee, is expected here to-
night, and other gentlmcn of note
will probably arm. next week. All the
hotels are busily engaged in completing
their arrangements for the accommodate
ton of the State delegations and other
guests, and from present appearances
there will be no lack of room tor all who
may visit the oity during the session Of
the Convention.
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Thanks Commodore Vanderbilt.

NASHVILLE, June lS.-At q Sponta-
neous gatheri g Representative citizens
to-day to express gratitude to Commo-
dore Vanderbilt for his donation OF ST.
100000 for the establishment ola Uni
versity, resolutions were adopted
by standing Vote Offering to Mr.. VAN
derbilt their profound appreciation OF his
noble hberality that so magnificent u
gift as a spontaneous act on the part OF
Mr.. Vanderbilt entities him not only to
our gratitude, but places his name
among the foremost benefsctors of our
country; that this must and will 30 far
towards accomplishing that union OF
hearts on the part of the citizens OF this
great country, SO deeply needtuI to our
common good.
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Picnic OF THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs
OF ELM GROVE. The second annual
picnic of the Knights of Pythias, Of
Elm Grove was held last Saturday, al
Stelle's Grove. 1t was largely attended,
notwithstanding the uncertain weather.
The Lodge offered a diamond PIN to one
OF the three competitors who would re.
ceive the highest number OF votes cast,
the votes being 10 cents esch. Frank
Higges, a member of the Lodge, being
the successful candidate, received the pin.
T. I. Coeayne's band furnished the mu-
sic. The pic. mic was grand success
and every one enjoyed themselves hugely.
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ratification" then adjourned.

THE ELM GROVE RAILwAY.-A meet
ing of the stockholders and projectors of
he Elm Grove Railway was held at the
office of the .Etna Insurance. Company
on Saturday afternoon. Michael Reilly,
ESQ.,, occupied the chair, and K. a. Nc
Cabe, Esq, acted as Secretary.
The several committees appointed TO
solicit subscriptions reported twenty e
thousand four hundred and fifty dollars
thus far subscribed. more than the
amount necessary to commence the work.
On motion of Colonel OBrien, the
committees were continued for two weeks.
On motion of Mr.. W. Z. Handlan it
was ordered that publication be made
that there will be meeting of the stock
holders two weeks from Saturday TO elect
board of directors.
On motion of Mr.. Lsughlin commit
tee of three was appointed to report by
laws at the next meeting.
The chair appointed Messrs. Samuel
LauChlin, X. G. Dalzel and Lewis Baker
rs the committee.
The same committee were instructed to
obtain the right of way from the city
along Sixteenth street.
The meeting then adjourned until Sat-
urdsy, July lst.
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HACKS FOR FUNERA,s

ToGreenwood and n. Catholic cs,,..-,
morning, from 81 0O red Il ced 10 s3u ''ies,
To Greenwood and n. CathoIic A..
tries, afternoon, from S. " reduced 70 me me
To Mt. Wood cemetery, morninv 10.
So 09 reduced TO 81 w. ron
To Mt. Wood cemetery, afternoon
81 W reduced to SIS 70. nom
To Red Mans cemetery, mornin,
So " reduced TO s. w. "uM
To Red Mans cemetry, afternoon
81 W reduced TO So o. IRON
To Old Catholic cemetery, morning ,,,.
50 W reduced To 81 w. NON
To Old Catholic cemetery, afr.,,
from 81 10 reduced TO IS W.. ooh'
To John Street cemetery, moruinv ,r,,.
So W reduced TO So W. e'''oM
Te John Street cemetery, afternoon fr,,,,
81 w reduced to s. 90. '''om
To Peninsular cemetery, from Sim
duced IL S. %. ~
To Caldwell's Run cemetery, from Ga,
reduced To So ~. ""
To Mem dhen's cemetery, from SAM,
duced 10 81 w. 'e'
To Neeland's cemetery. from s,
duced To 500. ="
To Martins Ferry cemetery from s;.,
duced TO IS 80. "ir'
To stone Church cemetery. from Go
duced 10 81 -. w" IT,
To Rock Hill cemetery. nor, a.,
duced To $50 W" IT,
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urnli OF n BOARDING House.

ST. us, June ls.-An old building,
corner of Third street AMI Christy ave-
nue., occupied as cheap boarding house,
fell about three clock this morning, en-
tirely demolishing it. Seventeen In
mates, including two women and an in
fsnt, were buried in the ruins, four of
whom were considerably injured, but the
remainder escaped with slight bruises.
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The fourth OF July IN PHILADEL-
ruIA.-The arrangements for the Fourth
of July celebration nave been completed.
|, has been decided that the ceremonies
shall be in Independence Square instead
Of on the Centennial grounds; that the
procession shall start early, and that the
route be short. All the civic and mill
tary societise of the United States are to
be invited to participate, and it is ex-
pected the display will be exceptionally
fine.
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Fair Reduced.

CINCINNATI, June ls-The Atlantic
and Great Western railroad have an
nounced a further reduction OF five dol
lars each on round trip tickets 10 New
York or Philadelphia, making the rate
for the round trip 10 New York S25, and
the round trip 10 Philadelphia S24, with
the usual stop over privileges; tickets
vood for 60 DAYS
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Row IN BRIDGEPoRT.-Beer lowed to
an unlimited extent in Bridgeport Sstur-
day night. A young man named Faw-
cett got his frame chuck full
and became decidedly hilarious
He went to the house OF
German named Snyder, and kicked in
the door, and raised racket generally.
He was arrested but refused to accom-
pany the officer and the result was he
got several gashes inflicted upon his head
by club which brought him to his
senses. He will have II hearing before
the Mayor this morning.