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PIANOS, &c.

Persons wishing to buy or rent
Pianos or Organs will find it to
their advantage to examine our
large stock OF the WEBER PIANOS
and BURDETT ORGANS. The re-
cent depression in business i'm the
East having enabled us to purchase
at very low figures, we propose to
give our customers the benefit of
the saMe.
JOHN CHURCH & CO.,
apis 66 w. Fourth st.
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The can-makers OF Baltimore have
undertaken to worry the iruii-packefs
into paying them 10 cents more per hun
dred. They took advantage Of the open
ing OF the fruit season, and united In a
demand for increased wages. The
packers declined to pay them what they
asked, and general strike was ordered
Nearly eight hundred men have left the
shops. The bosses say that they may
not be able to oan much fruit this sea
son, but yield TO the men they will not
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A NEW INVENTION.
COAL DEALER, &c.
FRANK. LORENTZ,

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
~ coke, flour, feed, wood, sand, lime. cement,
plaster. fire brick. clay. chimney tops. drain.
t1e &c, &C. once s96 and S9S Central aye
nue.; office and blacksmith shops, s9s
Central avenue: cigar store aud office, 3l3 w.
Second street and sS9 Central avenue. Agent
for the Piedmont, West virginia, bituminous,
coal for blacksmiths: also Gordons horse,
cattle and hog food Furniture cars
omnibus s, bug:1es and barouches for
hire. Expressing and all Kinds oi
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boat
FRANK. LORENTZ, for hire for picnics and
excursions. no25-ly-S&W
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The remains OF Isaiah Thomas, the
eminent printer and editor Of w orces-
ter, rest in cemetery in that city, hich
is soon TO be destroyed. 1t is proposed
that the Masonic fraternity OF the State,
of which he was Grand Master in 1903
and the two succeeding years, should
make the removal of his remains an oc-
oasion OF especial honor to his memory.
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regard to the course to be
pursued by the colored voters Of this
county at the coming October election.
This meeting is called ut the request OF
over one hundred colored voters, and
every one who feels any interest in the
matter is expected to be present.
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She was fond of conundrums, and
wnen she learned tnat muller was Latin
for woman sue thought sne mad a good
one. SO she asked her husband what
was the difference between herself and
mule. And as she had been married
several years, he was too thoughtful to
trouble her by guessing, but kindly
remarked he had never been able to see
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EDUCATIONAL.
CINCINNATI WESLEYAN COLLEGE

FOR YOUNG WOMEN, English, Scientific,
Classical, anu Special Course, Unsurpassed
advantages for Drawing, Painting, and Music.
New and wei fitted laboratory Normal
Course for those preparing to teach. Well
furnished and cheerful rooms. and generous
table for boarding pupils. Delightful grounds.
fulton 800 per year; total expense for board
ers, 1884. Ornamental branches and French
extra Next Semester begins September u.
Address the President, REV. DAVID II.
MOORE, DID. Cincinnati. iy!l-2OtW&S
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REMEMBERED KINDNESS.

In one OF the hotly contested fights in
Virginia, during the war, a Federal
officer fell wounded in front of the Con-
federate breastw0rks. While lying there
wounded and crying piteously for water,
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Glenn's Sulphur Soap is not only curative
for specific intiammations of the joints and
eruptlons OF the skin, but it renders the COM
plcxion fair, and the texture OF the curlcle
velvety, ami the cheeks blooming with the
hues of health. sold everywhere. Depot,
CRIrTENTON'S, No. Sixth avenue, New
York.
Hilrs Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,
zoe. M,W&F
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PAINTS, &c.
Administrators Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
| Probate Court Of Hamilton County. Ohio. I
will offer sale at Public, Auction on THURS
DAY, the 9th day of August, A. D. 1877, at 10
O'clock A. M. upon the premises, the flowing
described real estate, situate in Cincinnati, IN
the County of Hamil on, and State OF Ohio.
to-wit:
Beng the south part OF Lot number one ~,
Of Square ffty.aine C9), in Eden B. Reeder's
subdivision, DESCRIBED as follows, VIZ: Begin
ming OH the east side OF Vine street sixty
six (66) feet and eight (s) i"ches northYarl-
ly tyom Mulberry street, running northwardly
eighteen Qs) feet and two t2) Inches, themes
eabtwar ily ninety GO) feet strict measure. 20
q ten foot alley. thence southwarIly eIghteea
w. feet and two (2) inches; thence vest
lyardly ninety 10y feet strict measure, to tho
place uf beginning =,
Appraised'ht $4,000.
Terms OF Sale-One- third cash, one-third in
one, and one -thirl in two years from day Of
sale, with six per cent. interest, the deferred
payments co be secured by mortgage on the
premises sold.
HERM. MARCKWORTH,
Administrator, with the will annexed, OF
John uasenstab, deceased.
CINCINNATI, July 10. a. ID. 1877. jYl1-ltW
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pEgERLHN COLLEG u.

THEOLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepara
L tory Departments Elective studies. Adj
mIts both sexes. No saloon temptations. Best
OF religious influences. Thorough and cheap.
Tuition, incidentals and library fees only $N q
year. Over 1890 students annually. For fuller
inform alton address j. Ii. FAIRCHILD, Presl-
dent, or j. b. L. MARSH, Secretary, Oberiln.
Ohio. IN 81, aus ,d&w.n
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UNDERWRITERS,

r. d. ESTEP. G. B. MEYER.
ESTEP 81 MEY Err,
UNDERTAKES, Office No. 241 W. Seventh
street, Stables and Warerooms, S14, 2lo and
2l6 West Seventh street, Cincinnati. Sole
man ufacturers of Estep's Patent Air-tiGht
Buri al Cases aud Caskets. Cases and CasEets
Of all kinds. Embalmng under new princi-
pie. Office hours day and night jYl3-f
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CH|CkER|HG INSTITUTE

N TIFlC SCHOOL of twenty live years
Standing Employees twelve teachers. Re-
cejvcs boys commencing at A, B, Cs
and youth of all ages Prepares thoroughly
for tic best Colleges and Scientific Schools and
for Business. For Catalogues, address
j. B. CHTCkERlNG, Principal.
je9- W&S StSeps0
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B A ri HO LON Ew !

TNGLlSH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
~ for young Ladies and Misses. Thoroug h
course Of study, Including Ancient and Mod,
ern Languages. Science, Mathematics and
Bclles Lettrcs, with sixteen instructors Cat
alogues at book stores. Applications for board
ing or day pupils received now for next ses-
sion, which begins September 10, 1877.
Address the President,
Northwest corner Fourth and John streets,
icsO-! -!OtW&S Cincinnati. Ohio
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NEW YORK, December Is. 1876.

Editor of the Journal OF Commerce:
In the daily papers lately I have repeat
edly met with the inquiry: /" Is 1t shark
or is it booium?" What is the points A
careful reading OF .t...The Hunting OF the
Shark" has not enlightened my mind as to
the Joke or satire implied in the above ex-
preston. Will you not kindly come to my
assistance ? i Fromathe illustrations In the
book am led to believe that the applica-
tion of the term is strictly local; hence
possibly my want Of comprehension.
h,oo SUBSCRIBER.
Reply.-The expression quoted has no
mpofnt." 1t is q slang phrase, purposeiyy,
meaningless. II our correspondent Will
study this class OF current sayings he will
find that they are always devoid OF sense.
In that lies the joke for those who Like
such fun. The fsnonsense y literature OF
the period-a good specimen OF which is
.fThe Hunting of the Shark us perfect
mine OF this gibberish. h.-Neio Yorh Jour-
nal Of Commerce.
We commend the above to the attention
Of our Richmond friend who has been
searching for the definitions OF "snark = =
and g boojun.' y,
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AN IMPROVED OIL-CAN.-Mr. Leonidas 4.
Shell, of this city. has received patent for
an improved oit.can. r 1t has attached within
it a torce.pump and measure so constructed
and arranged. TINT the oil.mny be pumped
from the barrel or cask either into the can an
Itself or into the contained measure, the lat
ter being provided with q gauge which at
all times shows how much oil IT contains.
When it is desired to fill the can the oil may
by this arrangement be made to pass first
into the measure gallon by gallon, thus
readily showing how much is transferred
from the barrel the cnn and when selling
the oil By retail, any definite quantity can
be drawn; Immediately from the can by
means Of the contained pump measure; and
gauges. z
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
On account OF the absence OF the Attorney
General, the Commonwe ealth's docket was
fixed for Thursday next. t,..... r..
Johnston: Us. Wilson's administrator;
Govan's executor Us. Clarke's; Pullen Us.
Dudley's administrator; Edmund's as
signee Us. Harper. The rules in these four
cases to print the records were discharged.
Elicit, &C., as. Robinson, &c. Rule to re-
quire new bond. Argued by William A.
Maury and w. Bouldin, Jr., for the appel
liant, and John Howard, Esq, for the ap-
peliees, and submitted.
Mills and ais Us: Lancaster and ais.
Fixed for argument on the 1st day Of Feb
ruary next. 81 -H-.
Preston, &C., Us. Stuart, &c. Sent back
to Wytheville. ..-zs,--s---1
Reynolds Us. Hatcher and ais. Fixed for
the 10th instant. '-a. H.
Gibson Us. Gibson, &C., will be the first
case tomorrow. r..... ,.t.. S.
The next cases on the privileged docket
are: Utterback Us. Cooper; Patteson Us.
Horsley; Blair :&, Hoge Us. Wilson; Dim
widdic Company u.s.. Stuart, Buchanan d
Co.; Bank Of Old Dominion vS. McVeigh ;
George and ais as. Pitcher and ais. --zss,'.~
Judge Burks, was on the bench Of the
court to-day. .0r} tHtT'j ii ~ ~ :. sei
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PRoCEEDISGs OF THE HUsTNGs COURT YEs-
TERDAY.-John H. Williams, indicted for q
second offence Of petit larceny, was tried yes
terday In the Hastings Court. The accused
was-found guilty of stealing an orereoat
valued at eighteen dollars from 81. Whit
lock, and sent to Jail and 'chain-gang for
twelve months. The accused has, already
served one term in the penitentiary.
Henry Fields, charged with felony, was
tried and acquitted. fa.s~ ... -. .,t
Anderson Jackson and Maggie Mitchell,
chargedwith a misdemeanor, Were arraisn,-
ed, pleaded guilty, and were fined $50 each
and costs. :, .....' IT, 60. .-.t... :.
Mary E. Cain, n witness in the last-named
case, brought from Norfolk by Sergeant
Tyler. was fined $40 and committed to Jail
for contempt until fine is paid. =.
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POLICE Court, TUEsDAY-Justice Joseph
j. White presiding. jesse Spain (colored)
was charged with having in his possession
one silver watch the property OF some per
son unknown. The case was continued till
to-day. g /. .,.tt.,rt T.r.-.,. - =.
-Sylyestus Doughlas (colored), charged
with breaking and entering the Old Domin-
ion Sugar Refinery on the night Of the 9Th
of. January, was sent on to the grand jury
of, the Hastings Court for Indictment.
Tom James and Robert James were
charged with assaulting Charles Gordon
with o brick The case was settled by pay
ment Of costs. 1T appeared that Ball and a
number OF other negroes who were not ar
rested were engaged in selling policy-tickets
to people of. their color. James rented Ball
q rooni Gordon went there to see about q
drawing, when he got into = fuss with
James's son. The . jug" game, it is stated,
is carried on extensively in all parts OF the
city. In some central locality the drawings
are made and sent to .thegsub-agencies. The
attention of the police having been called
to the matter, vigilant efforts arc being
made to arrest the .violators OF law. Tickets
are sold by the vendors from three cents
apiece to one dollar or'more. z i. ~.
The following parties were sent on to the
grand Jury for indictment: John Gaines
and Georgiana Robertson (colored), impro-
per conduct; Isaiah Fields (colored), for
stabbing Thomas Smith; w. E.. Waddell
(white): for cutting Moses cambridge. [Bail
in S700 allowed -: ny t,,sk I,
The following were fined: Ambrose
Allen and Charles Closter (white sailors),
for disorderly conduct in Cummins's bar
room, S5 each; JEFF. Richardson, 50 for
being drunk and Hsorferly In the Second
market. ..;.f.r ts,.f.s 4 ~. =
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r.. T.-.-- &c - q! -----...-- (
MANCHESTER NEWS.

The Canal Break is truly an important
source OF anxiety to, our manufacturing
population, and the progress OF the work
in the way Of repairs is interesting to many
q Door person in our midst. The workmen
were busily engaged yesterday IN sndeavor;
ing to mend the break. but the sudden ana
bitter cold snap OF the night before rem
dered their work Of but little avail. It Is
hoped that by the end OF this week the fac-t
torres will be enabled to- resume!work.
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AGooD MOVE. The pastor of Centenary
Methodist church suggested TO his 'congre-
CATION on Sunday that they would bring an
offaring to the poor and needy ones OF his
flock on wednesday, night In the shape Of g
pound Offering; that provisions, coal and
Clothing would be gladly received by him
and properly distributed. Remember the
moor ~ sSrS zf.f I, II 81 ,s esS4<Ifi
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DUEL BUT NO BLOOD.
How the May.Bennett Affair Was
Ended. - '...''''

A HOSTILE MEETING NEAR THE DELLA
WARE AND MARYLAND LTNE-THREE
SHOTS FIRED, BUT NO INJURIES TO EITHER
pRINCIPAL-CONFLICT TELEGRAMS-
MOVEMENTS OF THE DUELLISTs AND
THEIR FRIENDS.
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A Troublesome Old Wound. Colonel d.
IA. Jordan, our city superintendent 1s, we
are sorry to learnss stih eonnned by reason
.oH suffering ndncedsby an oido wouho
received ina charee:in trent nfot;kstefsDusE.s
The bones Of hisfleg were badly shattsred,s
and Il was feared at one time that atnpntss.
yt;nn would he necessary. Il If to be hoped
tint, the same indoInitable pluck that kept
ne, Colonel mp in warGwiaS carry nun =
through .many years os,peace.laa s5'ss I,
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THE TRUSTEES OF THE VIRGINIA DEPART
MENT. LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, held
their fifth annual meeting: aG the Office Of
the company, 1915 Main street, last eve
nine-Mr. Leroy J. Grant actihg as chair
man, and Colonel John B. Cary as secretary.
The annual report was then read, from
which we gather the following interesting
facts That, despite the'general depression
irr this: line of business, the premium re-
ceipts for the year have not materially de-
clined, while the loans to resident policy.
holders In the State have increased to nearly
$40, 600, which are secured by first liens on
real estate, the market value OF which is
s251, 900, and also by policies Of fire insll!
rance to the amount Of S56, 1000. The an
nual interest on these loans, due and ac-
crued, amounts to S5,520.80, OF which every
dollar that is due has been paid. ~
The Association is doing ,fne business
in almost every important commercial cer-
tre OF the Union, and ranks among the
most successful companies operating in New
York and Massachusetts,. 1tsresident trus-
tees and directors rank among our best
business men, ,awho deserve couragement
and support in their efforts TO build up In
our midst q mOneyed institution which has
already done so much for our people.
On motion of Colonel William G. Knight,
the report was unanimously adopted, and
the following directors were then chosen
for the current year-siz:t: Messrs! John G.
SPOTS, AndrewtL. Elicit, Robert 81. lMatiry,
Thomas Branch Robert E. BlankenshiY,
Asa sny der John r. Childrey, Robert b.
Lyme, William @: Knight; Robert HI. Whit
lock, Leroy 7Js Grant, William j. johnson,
and. EdwinL L. Hobson.9 isttes It,zssi =
: Colonel John B. Cary continues as ;sscre-
tary and manager OF the department. ~ y
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accident. Nelson Coleman (coloredl had
(ihis coNar-bone broken on Monday evening
while busy with the wreck Of the train near
Powhatan. He.was bfougbtt TO the city, and
his wound properly attended to yfDr.,
tMonteiro. ,S;g,rf All al y,fyf.t II tt1
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'"THE OLD VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN."-Dr.
g. W. Bagby delivered his lecture on "The
Old Virginia Gentleman" to q large and
Observation-Disclosures audience in the hail OF the
House Of Delegates last night. There was
much Of humor, pathos, and wisdom In it,
and the immediate subject, so suggestive OF
by-gone times and happy memories. was
treated in the Doctors best style. linn
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TRIAL OF WILLIAM BRowN.-In the Hem
rico County Court, yesterday, the trial OF
William Brown, engineer at Edge Hill
shaft, Carbon Hill mines, HenIico county,
charged with the murder rof George Smoot
and Isaac Howell BY arelessly neglecting
his engine and allowing the boiler to ,ex-l
plode, was commenced = The case will pro-
bably be concluded to-day. j +. s'. 3. +sss2 s2
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WEATHER REPORT

1s,c,rroSs FOR To-DAf,e-svasaast7ton
1onuarv 9.-For the South Atlantic States.
rising followed by falling barometer, north
nast TO southeast winds. stationary to rising
temperature, and generally clear weather
will nreyaii. possibly succeeded IN the
southern portions By rain, areas. i@i1.s;
For the Guli States, falling barometer,
easterly to southerly winds, rising tsmpsra. ssss
gradually extending eastward.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, Yall-
ing barometer, south to east winds, warmer
generally cloudy weather, and snow, turn
ing into rain. -
For the Upper Lake region and Upper
Mississippi Valley, falling followed by rising
barometer, south to east winds. shifting to
northeast or northcrly warmer, partly cloudy
or cloudy weather, aud frequent SHOWS. y
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
northeast to southeast winds, falling sue
cecded by rising temperature, increasing
cloudness, and possibly IN the northern
portions light SHOWS. - ..s..,...,, ,tss.,u.,
North Carolina coast. -. rsa M
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FIRST REGIMESr.-The officers Of the First
regiment met yesterday, but did not elect 2
major. The subject was postponed till an
other meeting. The, names Of Captains y.
Il. Bass and John 3. Purcellwere most
prominently mentioned. 7,,,..rs..,.ss,.,,
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THE OLD DOMINION. Old Dominion
Steamship Company's steamer Old Domin-
ion arrived at City Point on: Monday and
started for Richmond. She succeeded in
coming up about seven miles this side OF; the
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\, There tis an Irishman down East Who,
when he calls the folks to dinner, uses two
'belisi u large one for the grown folks anda q
small one for the children.
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RECEIVER REFUSED. The United States
Court. OF Alexandria, yesterday refused TO
appoint q receiver for the Petersburg ana
Weldon railroad, sslt 4.
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THE MINsTRELs CoAING.-Haverly's
1 Minstrels will be at the, Theatre Saturday
night, and will, it is promised, give per.
formance equal to the best, Tor. which they
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SAVE MONEY BIZ haying YonE printing done y sHe
DISPATCH PnlNTIHG-Ho Hogss. GOOD wore, teN ssss'
nrises. aud satisfaetion Niarantoeds
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold. -s-.- .s...'..i 80 ~.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 8 A. NJ, 1s;
"a. NJ, 20; noon, 50; 5 p. NJ, 30; P.
d., %; midnight, 1S.rs,l ~. :. -r