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National Republican., 1876-05-26
GREAT REDUCTION OF BoARg AT THE

GREAT REDUCTION OF BOARg AT THE
" CFLEBR ATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS.-Owing to the depressed condition Of
the country the proprietor has determined to lower
his charges, thai a may be able to derive the bene
fits from the use of these justly celebrated waters.
They need no recommendation to WaShtngtOniAns,
since they have so fully established their efficiency
through the thousands who have been brought from
deaths door to renewed health by the use Of their
wonderful medicinal waters. Since last summer the
Chalybeate Spring, which was opened last year, has
been thoroughly analyzed by Prof. NJ. b. Harden,
of the V, NJ. l., of Virginia, and by comparison
shows IL to be fully as strong as SRawleyn of car
donate of iron having a small quantity more than
one and q small quantity less than the other two
springs So in addition to the water that has made
these springs famous, the proprietor takes pleas
ure In announcing that he can furnish those who
may need to drink either separately in connection
with the more celebrated waters of these springs
pure carbonate of iron (ehslybeate) water Inferior
TO none and equaled only by Rawley, in the state
This at the very cheap rates, with accommodation
fully up to any previous year.
First month OF four weeks, $50; two months, eight
weeks 500.
Professor /. s. DAVIS, University OF Virginia,
resident physician.
Send for circular. JAMES A. FRAZIER,
myD-STuTh0t Proprietor.
National Republican., 1876-05-26

clang and clash with the din Of industry, and
the great naval repositories swarm with work.
men and new material Now and then the
click, click, of the electric cable tells US that
the sipcace of Europe is undisturbed." Sim.
ultaneous with that click the hammer of the
mechanic imbeds the strong nail deep into the
colossal form of some sea monster of war.
Simultaneous, also, with the flash of the cleo
trio spark the rattle of musketry is heard in
the mountain Businesses and on the plains of
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Is this peace ,
Does warlike preparation mean peacea Does
increasing the army, enlarging the navy,
strengthening Notifications, mean peacei If
so, then Europe is reclining in the arms of
gentle and happy quietude, full of promise
and unconcern.
National Republican., 1876-05-26
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAID
L ROAD COMPANY'S HOTEL,
AT DEER p ARK

l. ROAD COMPANY'S HOTEL,
AT DEER PARK,
VIII be open for visitors on the 10TH of JUNE, and
their New Hotel at OAKLAND on the lST of July.
Applicants for looms or Information address the un-
dersigned, at Oakland, Garrett county, Md.
my1g-tjyl5 JOHN DALEY, Manager.
GLYNONT.-THIS WELLrRNOWN AND
" popular place of resort for picnic and other
pleasure excursions down the river Is being
thoroughly refted and furnished by the proprietor,
and viii be open for the reception and entertain
ment of picnic and dancing parties and private
families and after the 18th of May 1t will be
attractive than ever. Parties visiting GlymOnt
rely upon cleanliness and good order being main
tanned. c. d. SPAID3,
myi9-tf Proprietor.
National Republican., 1876-05-26

A young man, having letters of recommen-
dation from leading politicians of the West,
presented one of them at the Department of
State, which read: "This young man has been
weighed in the balance and found wanting
something. Give it to him if you have any to
spare, and oblige."
National Republican., 1876-05-26

A NEW NATIONAL WORK FOR THE
n TIMES-The Centennial year OF the Confed-
eracy-The United States ef America: THE SIT
UATION; Its Complexities, their Origin and Solu-
ton" By HENRY SHERMAN, formerly Of the New
York and Connecticut bar,) Counselor-at-Law,
Washington city, ID. c., author Of IAN Analytical
Digest Of the Law Of Marine Insurance, with an
Appendix OF Decisions in the Federal and State
Courts. " 1.-The Government History of the United
States ofAmeriea;" school edition. ''Savery in the
United States OF America: Its National Recognition
and Relations, from the Establishment of the Con-
federacy to the Present Time; a Word to the North
and the South.n 1.-THE Governmental History Of
the United States OF America, from the Earliest Set
tlement to the Adoption of the Present Constitu-
tton;r enlarged standard library edition. ma
uona State and Territorial Sovereignty in the Uni
ted States of America 1.-THE Unity OF Our Ma
the National Government, Perpetual Covenant
Running with the Land.'' NOW READY FOR
DELIVERY, price e per copy. The above work Is
contained in ninety-two octave pages, printed In
large clear type, neatly bound in fun cloth. VIII
be sent by mail to any address prepaid receipt OF
price. Address HENRY SHERMAN, No. 81 Elgh-
teenth street west. Washington, ID. q. apli-tf
National Republican., 1876-05-26
CENTENNIAL.
- SUPERIOR LODGINGS FOR
II

No. s24 Clinton street, Philadelphia.
Parties or single gentlemen can procure lodgings
by day week in adeightful residence two squares
from Continental hotel and places Of amusement.
Furniture and bedding entirely new. Baths free.
TERMS 81 and 81 per day, according to number in
party. -
THOMAS V. DUTTOS, of Maryland,
my20-STuThlms Superin ntendent.
National Republican., 1876-05-26
Natiuual Repnbliea.I

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS A
LLRGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER
MORNING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LBMBIA,
National Republican., 1876-05-26

The Tribune, surveying the Presidential
field as it now looks, notes the more marked
changes as follows: 81. There is marked
revival in the hopes and prospects of Senator
Conkling. 2. As Conkling has been gaining,
Gov. Tilden has been losing" That is the
TriJtne's view of the present outlook.
National Republican., 1876-05-26
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A HANDSOME BRICK RESI-
IL DENCB, two stories and mansard roof on the
sid of Fourteenth y
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=, covvoxop q d Richardson. Of

N-GoYERNOR y. ID. Richardson, OF
Nebraska, was stricken with paralysis.
Sunday, and is in n precarious condition.
II is stated that Capt. Allen Young,
who commanded the Pandors in her rc-
cent trip to the Arctic regions, will
make similar voyage, in the same YES
sci next spring.
A FIRE IN Chicago, yesterday, destroy
ed property te the amount OF sloOoo,
Four persons persisted IN the flames.
SHERIDAN has gone to Chicago, lesv-
ing General Augur IN command NJ New
Orleans.
GENERAL AuGUR left Blorids for
South Carolina Saturday.
Mrs. Rose Harden, aged 80 years, said
10 be the frst woman born in Kentucky
died At Louisville, yesterday.
An order has been issued Tor the sale of
the Memphis and Psducsh Railroad on
petition oil first mortgage bondhoIders.
A boy OF fourteen years WAS found
hanging by the neck dead in Nh Omaha
stable, Yesterday.
Goldsmith Maid Bodine and other fast
horses, have gone to San Francisco.
Alabama Legislature ballots for U. ;.
Senator to-day. Prominent candidates
are Gov. Houston, Gen. Morgan, Hon. j..
L. Hughes and Col. Hcrndon.
The marriage OF Mrs. Ives, daughter
Of John L4throp Motley, to Sir VIM. e..
Vernon Harcourt, member 81 Psrlis-
ment Tor Oxford, will b. celebrated At
West Minister Abbey, Saturday night
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r.,hersue,~sssle Elsotor,

Sr. LOUIS, November 27.-Conside ra-
bls comment has bean INDUCED In here
on the last that General D. II. Frost,
one Of the Democratic presidential slee-
tor Of this state, hss been pronounced In
eligible. The general is q graduate OF
West Point, served in the army several
yesrs.wss IN command Of. the state militia,
camp Jackson, near this city when cap
tured by Msjor Lyon, in 1851, and
subsequently, served in the Confederate
army. he claims TO have pardon IRON
President Andrew johnson, and tnst
therefore his disabilities have been re-
moved, bat the Republicans assert that
Johnson's pardon stands for naushI
against the Constitutional amendment on
the subject of disabilities, and thereiort
csnuot act legally as elector.
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Schsuck's puImon,c syrup Inf 'H'
cure Of CousuInptio".' "n."
and Colds

The great virtue 0fthiS medieIu' De-
&c pens the matter and ihi""r D..
TIA" system, parties the blood az 'N'
effects cure.
SCHESCK = SEA WED Toxic. F1ETHl w
OF DYsPEPsIA, INUI"t HTiuN' q.
The tonic produces a healthy Hr..,A I.
the stomach Te.ding an App"il'' lD.-.
chyle, and curin. tn" in-si ODsHhA
OF Ind geStIou.
SCHESCK's MAsDRAEE PILL - ''N
CURE or WE tOMP AS a.
These pills ar" altsratiF', shl g'.'.... LIZ.
healthy action Di IA" IEH', h.-'
least danger, A. they or" .r'." nom '....-
uud vet NOR. eiiiciOus In fr-"H"'
healthy action Of the uE'T. -. O.
1hes. remedies are certain 'yI'
Consumption ~ the \ lrDhlf i
Tipsns tho matter and punn'' lbs =,
] hc Mandrake Pills oct uIDu IN' ~.
create a healthy bile, Hud r'lh"'r. ~.
Eases Of the liver, Of" eau'" 81 -,
sumption. The Sea Weed Tome 60
tone and strength 10 IN" stomach 49,,
a good digestion, and ensDis- - ..'s,
10 form good IlODi and mo. 'l' ~,
healthy circt lRtlDu Oi hrsIih' ~. ~ A.
combined action Of thDsT me i'.L' =
thus explained, Will cure s'rfJ g ...
COnzum FtIon. 10 taken IN Nm'' -
use Of the medicine. p"Ts's'''s Pr. Ia.
DT. Schenck ~ proisssicpA'f ,,-s
principal Office. corner -l4.h a. = ~
Sts., Philadelphia. every NoH -
ali letter. for advice must D. ih"'
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Comfort forTnesay s,op,ebs

That incompsrsole suti-dyspeptic cor.
dial, carminative and appetizer, Hostel
tiers stomach Bitters, yields com foIt 10 the
uneasy stomach with degree Of prompt
tude most gratifying 10 the victim OF in
digestion. The eraoicstl on Of dyspepsia
by the Bltters is, OF course, accom- panied
oy the disappearance OF every ore OF its
multifar!ous aud puzzlipg symptoms,
among which may be mentioned a. the
most prominent, heartburn, aatulence,
abdominal oppression after eating, and
sinking al other times, palpitstions OF the
heart, water brash, vertigo, sick headache
and nausea. Hostetters Bitters tone and
regulate the various organs which assist
in the processes Of assimilation, secretion
and evacuation, fortiiy the system against
mslarious levers, and develop in the e..
tsebled system fresh stores OF vitality. IL
efnoaey, as In popularity, they surpess any
tonic or regulating medicine of the age.
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Democratic malorlty........ 1875


AMUsENlENTs-The Female College,
The pupils of this institution gave
M entertainment ut the above
narnen college, last night, entitled
the spirit of So which really
exceeded the most ssnguine expec-
tstions of their friends. For amateurs.
the programme was well rendered, and
considering the ineXperience Of the par
ties engaged in the performance, it would
not be Justice to offer any criticism, re-
garding matters of minor importance,
neither would it be justice TO particular
izc, as all did well and reflected great
credit on the management OF the college
for their careful training
acknowledgements night Lo-
grcnis, the European wizard, opens an
engagement at the Opera House of four
nights and two matinets. At esch en-
tcrtanment, the Professor, who is
spoken o: by the press as being unexcel-
led in hia specially, will introduce his
wonderful troupe OF trained birds, per-
forming white mice and trained Rus
sian cat. \ large number of presents
will be givsn away at each entertain
ment, some of which are quite valuable.
4 special matinee will be given on
Thursday and Saturday afternoons.
Tickets can be procured At Adams \
Lucas music store.
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The Indian Cyclone.

LONDON. November 27.-A dispatch
from Calcutta says Sir Richard Temple,
Northumberland Of the Presidency
Of Bengal. IL nj. otticisl report on the
receu; cyclone which caused such feat
ful destruction o; human life il that
Presidency say that three -torm waves
in rapid succession swept over al area
of 1900 .qusre miles. Accounts from
Bombay Proficiency relative to the
famine arc gloomIer. Thu years rain
i4ll in The distressed districts Is not one.
tnrrd ofau average fall The prospects
in the Presidency Of Madras continue
uniavorSble.
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PERsoNALIrIEs.-Mr. Geo II. Motif,
Of the REGISTER arrived IN the CITY yes
terdsy, on the Andes.
Mrs. Jane Thornton, wife Of Mr.. Mar
tin Thornton, died at her residence on
Market street, late Sunday night.
Messrs. p. Z. Groose, Z. B. Dotv. r.,
of Steubenvllle; q (. Goddard, of Pitts
burgh, and +. Ensign, of Huntington,
are at the st. james.
Prof. Logrenis, the wizard, who opens
at the Opers House tonight, Is st the
Grant.
Rev. De Hsss, formerly of this city.
United States Consul to Jerusalem, lee
,ured ut Pittsburgh lsst night.
Judge Thurman, OF Ohio, passed
through BeL wood last night, Ell route 10
" ssbington, D. {.
Judge Morris Of Wootsteld, Odio,
is st the ST. James. De thinks
tina, if there are any exalted positionsin
Hades that Governor Kellogg, Chamber
lain, Wells, &c. will be entitled 20 the
honor OF filing them.
Chancellor Kemple will open the ball
to be given by the Ssil City boat club,
on Thanksgiving Eve, with 50 Original
orstion.'
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TI,e Vote OfIIiinOiS.

SrRt.qFI.LD. LII, November IL
The canvass o: the vote ot Illinois took
place today, aud showed that the Hayes
electors receiving the highest vote got
27s Z52. and tae TiIdcn rlect"r receiving
the highest number got 2Jo,GOI; tho
Coou,- electors received lG.Ul9. The
Hon. will -tand, Republicans -, Demo-
crs,- sud independents - with Two
coL,rla. wsirn "Iay CIV" the R"pubIi.
CABS w." more Ard the Democrats
two lrss. The Senate stands
Republicans, -; Democrats, "a. indie
pendrnis. 3. Ia joint ballot, Rapuol-
cans, lOl; Democrats, 9S; Independents
). Of the latter two will probably CO.
operate with the Republicans. The
Congressional delegation will stand Re
publicars eleven and Democrats eight,
though i Is CiNmct that Il recount Of the
bslIoLs m the Eighteenth district will
elect Wiley, Republican. The figures
show the election Of the entire Republic
can State ticket
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The Conference.

LONDON, November 27-The confer
euce open preliminary meetings Decem-
Der 9th at the ressdenceoG Gen. IgnstIeh,
y! which the decision OF the European
rover. Il to be settled The opening Of
the conference will imply that the d.
vergencIe, between the powers have been
settled. Their resolution will then be
submitted TO the Porte Tor adhesion.
a special from ConstantlnoPie to the
.Nstes suys tina. IN understanding between
the powers now appears TO be more
probable. The recent declarations o!
Russia have greatly improved the posi-
ton Of affairs. II is now believed thst
war will be avoided.
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The POETRY MACmNE.-ln COnse-
quence of the news yesterday, that the
Governor of Oregon mad refused to issue
certificate to the Hayes elector, our
poetry machine perpetrsted the following
without sssistance
The soul has gone out ofthe red cap and
torchlIghT,
The oil-cape T. hung in the shed;
And the man who used 10 sport them al
midnight
ls.taking rest In his bed"
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METEOROLOGICAL NEWS.
MARTINS FERRY.

The store room Of RstClIf & Csttell
was VISITED Saturday night by burglars.
They attempted to gain an entrance by
boring through the front door, but gave
this up after boring hole or two ana
forced an entrance by breaking out a
light OF glass in front window. Ihey
succeeded in carrying OF some boots, hats,
and several suits of ready made clothing.
One hundred dollars will more than
cover the loss. 1t certainly was boldly
done, as this street Hanover is the most
freouented street in town besides, the
business meu on that street have been
having q special policeman Of their o~n
for two weeks.
From indications seen on the streets
Yesterday, Martins Ferry is going to
have some street lamps Whether the
Council is guilty of this extravaganza or
not we didn't learn.
The good people of ClsEHs addition
have been improving their sidewalks OF
late. They did not wait for the town
authorities TO act. They have not for
gotten the tate of petition they laid be-
fore Council some two months age.
Rev. Chslfant was absent Sabbath.
preaching for Rev. Alexander, OF st
ClairsvilIe.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the NJ. Z. church, Thursday
next at half-psst ten A. NJ.
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Alabama Senatorial Caucus.

MoSrGoMERY, November 29.-The
Democratic Caucu, adjourned without
making nominations tor Senator. All
the names were withdrawn except those
o! Gen. Morgan and Mr. Pugh. The
two-thirds rue governs, and neither
received the requisite vote, which wss
6s. On the 43Ln ballot, the last one TO-
night, General Morgan rsceiYed the
highest vote. The caucus meets to-
rrrr-oyC riyht
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THE CLocK.-Lsst night, for the first
time in this city, an illuminated tower
clock shone gu: with brilliant lustre on
the outside world from the tower of the
Capitol building. The clock presents a
very line appearance, snd our people are
justly proud Of it, beauty. Gas is used
as the illuminating power, snd the
figures on the disls are discerBible for
some distance,
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The Boston Dollar Store would not
stay in our city this season. The Mans
ger arrived here few DAYS ago to see
what prospects there was for his business.
After visiting several toy store; he enter
ed Neuhspsen's Bazaar, l22l Market
street, where he spent about an hour and
a half examining goods ard prices. The
result of il was that he left on the tirsttrain
Inst Saturday, to start tor the west.
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.ruvWrnnrsa To-SIaHr-To-nig I

The WEDDING To-NIaHT.-To-nigtt
our young friend Mr.. james Reed, tRs
we'll known halter, will become Bene-
dict, at the Fourth atreet IL. E. Church,
Rev. Dr.. McKendree Reilly officiating.
The following are the attendants: Brides.
maids ard groomsmen, Miss Ella B.
Friend aud Wood w. Glass; Miss Sallie
Milliken, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, aud Mr.. E.
l.. LsFerty. Ushers, Messrs, b. g..
McMechen and George Wise. After the
services at the church reception will he
given at the residence OF Mrs. Friend,
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A FINE PARTY.-Lsst evening very
dne social gathering was held st the res
idence of Mr.. Frank Wslters, out the
pike. Early IN the evening numerous
carriages were noticed standing in front
of different residences throughout the
city, and inquiries made elected the tsct
that all were en- route for the party,
which is said to have been grand sue
Cess. Naas' baad furnished the music.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, November 27.-MoSEY-
At 2IGl5 per cent, closing ut 4l@5 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4aG per
cent. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Customs receipts 1897 900 Clear
ings $22.OOO.OO0 Sterling dul. and
heavy at ISli@4s@l.
GoLD-Msrket firm to day with all
business ut Iog!@lO9!, Closed at 1897
Rates paid Tor carrying to 3 per cent
GoyERNMEETs-Dul and steady.
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Billiard TOurnams nI,

NEW YORK, November FIN the
billiard tournament to-day Slosson and
JOS. Dion played in the afternoon game,
which was won by the former By Two
points. Dion being 29s. Rudo.phe and
DaIy me. IA tie evening, and the latter
Was defeated. making only l22 points,
Schsher and GARNER followed, and Gar
nier won, leaving Schsfer 81 1877.
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NEEDS LOOKING AFTER.-We were
requested yesterday to cali the attention
of the police to the house of prostitution
i'll alley 10, kept by one Harry Wilson,
colored. The inmates, whom are said TO
be wenches, have been in the habit OF max
ing night hideous with Their yells, and
thus disturbing the whole Deighborhood.
If such be the case, e raid in that neigh
borhood by the police force would not be
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In LINBo.-At twelve o'clock lss.
night there was but one case before the
police court thst OF tramp, who was in
generated on the charge Of vsgrsncy,
he having stopped the allotted two nights
in the tramp room, and having made ap
plieation fer third. The authorities
don't appear TO have 8 liking for "third
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CofIIery Burned,

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, November 27.-This
evening, The Yorktown colliery, near
Audenried, Pa, was burned. The FIRE
in the boiler house and quickly
With the breakers. The
!oss will reach $4,000 insurance Lot
knsvI.
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Edwin Both Defeated

NEW YORK, November 27.-Edwin
Booth has been defeated in his suit to re-
strain Jarrett s. Palmer from further
using the name OF Booths Theatre and
10 recover $4,000 damages for the use oil
the name since Edwin Booth retired
from the management.
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WARRANTS lssUED.-Wsrrsnts were
issued by Squire Hammer on complaint.
b. J. Armsfeld, charged with assault
and battery, and for VIM. Winsberg,
charged with threatening the life OF
Armsfeld. The warrants have been
placed in the hands of officer Culver for
execution. The parties engaged in the
matter reside on Catlemsn's ran. near
Bethany
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ou,raxe on American citizens.
John Kelly for Comptroller.

NEW YORK, November 27.-The Tn
5une says Mayor Wicknsm will to-day
nominate John Kelly for Comptroller
and he will undoubtedly be confirmed
by the Board of Alderman. The pres
ent comptroller, Mr. Green, will resist the
occupation of the Office by Mr.. nelly,
and a display of force will be necessary
on the part of the mayor for his eject
ment, followed BY a legal contest in the
Courts.
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Liquor Law Decision.

Sr. Paul, Noxember 27.-The Su-
preme Court to-day rendered q decision
sustaining toe cOnstitutionslity or the in
ebriate asylum law, by which tax Of $40
per snuum Is levied upon each ssloon
keeper and trsficker IN liquor FOR the
maintenance Of an asylum for inebristes
now in course Of erection 81 Rlchester.
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The game law OF Ohio forbade the
killing of cartridges for three years from
ths 'ime the law went into effect. Hence
their scarcity in our market We be-
lieve another year must elspse before
sPortsmen are privileged 10 bag them.
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STOLEN GooDs.-Two new pocket
books, q fine pair of gloves, and several
articles of toys, taken from the colored
boy who was sent up on Saturday for
tbsrty days, for stealing, await the pres
ence of an owner at the office OF Squire
Hammer.
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civil Rights suit.

New YORK November y. j. Milton
Turner (colored), United States Minister
TO Liberia, having been refused accom-
modstions ST. the Aston House, has com.
menced action against that hotel under
the civil rights bill for 5000 damages.
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TRANsFERs or REAL EsTATE-The
following are the transactions in real
estate as recorded ut the office OF the
Couaty Clerk yesterday.
Deed made November %, 1876, from
Jacob Hall and wife to Margaret Oar
rab, the west half of the east half OF lot
No. 1874. Zane's addition TO the city Of
Wheeling; for 81 500