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IUST KECEIYED at l.. STERN u CO.'S,

JUST RECEIVED at l.: STERN q Co.'S
- 523 BROAD.STREET.
10 pieces BLACK ALPACAS at ! &c. worth 25c.:
10 pieces BLACK ALPACASa ut CSC. worth 3Jc.;
5000 packs of PINS. four papersfor sc. ~
600 crosses BUTTONS, twelve dozen for &c.;
80 pieces STRIPED VICTORIA. LAWNS ut 1Oc.
and / 2sc. worth 6ssc. and 26c.; -
3 papers best NEEDLES for &c.; t.t. ..e-'
45 pieces LINEN CRASH 1t haf-priec;
500 yards IRISH LINENS at bankrupt prices;
COO pieces best PRINTS Mt Sc. and &c. 4 yard:
FANS at Sc. and &c. for large size:
5 cases BLEACIlED COTTONS of the best brands 10
be retalled at case prices
% pieces SOLID BLACK GRENADINES ut l2c.
worth 20c.: ,,,,,>,,,
% dozen LADIES, and GENTLEaIES'S UNDER
40 nieces SGiID-COLOR DRESS GOODS at less
than haif-yalue .,., .r..i ~'
NEW STYLE FiCHUS: ,>..,
Best "a. SOFT-FINISH CAMBRIA TOR less
money than common cotton: i NE..u;'.H -.
JUST OPENED
Over TO- COO yards HAMBURG EMBROiDER!ES
:. from q large bankrupts sale In New Iork-prices
80 dItfcren li,'s sivIcs Of COTT0N TRIMMINGS;
3OO PARASOtS to be sold at cost; @''.
TaRI E-CLOTHS marked down to astonlshiugly
low prices. g.. y.. .s. '..r-. s.s
Nf" '" VIZ, r. STERN & CO.'S,
e. On 523 Broad street.
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FEGETKSE.
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE.

SrRISGFIELD, ONO. February 2S, 1877.
This Is to certify that have used FEGETINE man
ufactured by H. X. stevens. Boston Mass, for Rhcu-
,naisn and General rostratiou Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn with good success. recommend FEGETISE
rs an excellent medicine for such complaints.
Yours very truly. G.. ". EANDEHRifT.
Mr.. vantlo..rf,. Of the firm Of Vandcgrift Huff
man. is wcll-knowu businessman In this place,
having oae Of The largest stores in Springfield, OHIO
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Virginia..
STANTON JUBILAST OVER THE NOMINATION
OF HOLIDAY.

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.| -
STAUNToN, August 10.-Holllday's nomi-
nation causes much enthusiasm. The artil-
lery company tonight is firing salute in
honor Of it, and the Stonewall Brigade
band is giving a serenade to the same cause.
MAJOR DANIEL SERENE AND sERENADED.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.] -
LYNcmBURG, Va. August 10.-An i'm
mense concourse OF people, wherein many
ladies mingled, gathered at Maior Daniels
residence tonight and serenaded him. In
response to repeated calls he made speech,
which created the widest enthusiasm. He
urged Il hearty support OF Colonel Holiday,
the nominee. .....--s...
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Missouri.

NoLLE PRoSEQUI ENTERED IN CASES OF AL
LEGGED RIOTERS IN ST. LOUIS. 80. .'"
sT.iLou1s, August coin the Court OF
Criminal Correction a a0 os.. pr proSeqss was
Fisher, Glenn, Allen, Curtis, Coke, Ratz,
and Goodhue, who were arrested as mem
bers Of the Executive Committee OF the
worKiugmen's party during the strike, and
accused OF making incendiary speeches and
melting others to riotous conduct. -
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Dcath from YcIIOW.Fcvcr.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA. ria HAVANA, August
0.-Lieutenant-Gover Rushnorth, OF
Jamaica, died Yesterday OF yellow-feVer.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

GALVESTON, August 10.-A fire at Waco
destroyed the dry-goods store Of Lyons,
Lindenthal & Go. and the hardware store Of
Eikel & Bernstedt.. Losses on stock and
buildings, S120,000; insurance, $50, 900.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTrMoRE E, August 1O.-Virginia o. deierred
3: consolidated, G44. North Carolina g., old, ~
new. 7: hid. 10Y.
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Sales REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
lTlOllr.

Fine. So: s,iperflnc. :G.25@sG.50; extra super
NM. S7G7.25: common family. rs; fancy taHl''y
a nd CRY Mills so.
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Oregon.
MOVEMENTS OF CHIEF JosEPH--GENERAL HOW

MOVEMENTS OF CHI IF JUoEFd--TENEFAL HUW-
ARD PURSUEs HIN.
PORTLAND, OREGON, August 10.-One or
two hostiles gave themselves up ut Mis-
sonia. The general impression prevails
from all that can be learned that Joseph,
with portion OF his band OF hostiles, has
gone to the head or the Bitter-Root Valley
with the intention OF making their way
back to the Little Salmon: river, General
Howard will pursue him to the uttermost.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 10, 1877. a.
ARRIVED. :. .-sEr~i nat .s t.''
Steamer John Sylvester Post, Norfolk, merchan-
Acc nd passengers, L. r. Tatum, agent.
Schooner j. r. Anger, Daton, New York, light, 10
io Schooncr j. s. Iyins. lngersoll, Norfolk. light.
Schooner j. +. II. Landrell, Flowers, Norfolk 1ght-
Schooner LucilIa Snow, Gregory, plaster TO Da'en-
port 6 Morris --- .-.........,.
Steamer Eliza IIancox, Clifford Norfolk, merchan-
dice and messengers, L. B. Tatum agent. 80 -,
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York. merchan-
d,Se and messengers, G. ". Allen i CO., agents (
"i Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, merchar7
5jse and messengers, ". r.. Porter, agent. i
' Schooner G. II. Collins uodgkins, New York.
what. Curtis Parker. ,.s!4,,! -
Schooner ". F. Felps, Lane, New York, coal, Cur
It's 4 Parker. r.,r,------ ,,-,,... ,,,,.,.,,h,,
otJI Curtis & Parker. .-'-'f--. -, -
MEMORANDA. .a,.,r,
schooncr +. II. Oriorne, Crowtl, hence, at New
Spoken or Tuskar July 22th bssk Tarpetau tBr.l,
T,orr,n from Liverpool for Rfchmont. -
'Irriyed az Copenhagen August 50, bark Forh]ot
EnrI Syendsen hence for Arendal =.
" = 4
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.yENTa&FH.

IosEfH W0oDwARD, :. DEN !:
SSSStwwfEn GESiGHTH AND NINTH sTNEN,iS}
TTMhR sEhE syE4Ksf XRlEaJlE FGE IN fAttL
BRHSc9Es or ", D IN TTi6dk fNATTkAL ASb
TpEEEE6 6H Persons with mnlformstion OF mouth
B.,J a weii to consult me, have treated snch
cuses with great success
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4 PREMIUM. OF THREE HUNDRE aI,
CEMETERY COMPANY for the best plan and
drawing for the extension OF the roads, walks, and
SECTIONS. covering an area nf about lMrlys nr
said plan TO he approved and HceeRed ~ tne aiTess
tors Of the cOp many AZ plans ,n;ist De sloiineea
For further information apply TO W, H.HAxALL,
President: JAMES II. GARDNER, Treasurer: or
JAMES U'KEEFE, superintendent. IN lo-eod6t
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATaaHiQsY

DAILY LINE-sUMMER SCHEDULE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK, BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK.
AND REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER
on and after WEDNF SDAY, May 2, 1871, the
fast and elegant steamers John SfL<s ESlEh,
Captain J. a. POST land ELIZA Eapts siI,
z. c. CLIFFORD carrying United Statc' lnalll wv
leave Richmond for the aboye-namcu pieces DAn1A
(Sundays eXccptedI att A. III. -,
Passengers by this route view oy pAf LiGuLs 81.
the historical points OF interest on DANES Ever
passing through Dutch Gsp).l Including torsmsas
ons battlefield, Jamestown. FORTRESS 3lS1r9e, EiP
Raps, Hampton Roads. &c. &c. y,.,..rtA
Close connections mace at Norfolk With Bay iine
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, dSew Or:
Fare to Norfolk or Old Poln1 :.,,....sz % %
Fare IL Norfolk or Old Point and rcturn.... w
Through tickets to Baltimore. Plhkiteiph1a- nnm
New York IT reduced rates; also TO Boston tiG Fan
River Line or ria Merchants and Miners steam
ship Line from Norfolk. 600
Ticket. on sale on steanersyat CARRIER agency $40
Main street anda Exchange Hnei. 'aSsStse cnesAco
through. ..., -.
SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tickets good to
goiOHn the river and return tne day bJ up-scimet
at 81 round trio: children half price. d, -,
Liberal arring encnts WIN be made for i1oonnght
excursions, Sundny-schOoI and other pic parties
Freight received daily tSnndays eSeepted) tr6an
4. N. 10 Z. NJ. Tor Boston, Sorfoin: aui iorts-
A,outh ana regular landings DANES river, IL rea'
sfpable rates. -. = "-. 80. -
Way landing freislts mast hs prepaid. Ll!.nf
| F'o'i'.'' J.. r. TATUN, General Agent.
office: CUnpany's wharf, Rockets, and 9o3 Sa!l
street ii = - .t..f.r .,s,s... : ...t my
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August 10, 1877.

RICHMOND. August 10, 1871
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Jphite. 4.12o buehels; of which 1885
bushels were rr-cxhibte1. Red. 1876 bushels.
of which 4 2 bushels were re-eXhibited.
CORN White, 222 bushels. MiEed 6U6 plisi-
els: of which l4O bushels were re-exhibited.
OATS.-754 bushels: Of which 292 bushels were
re-exhioited 49,
HAY.-20 bales. ."f- .a-.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wuEAT-IVhite.2 % bushels at sl.l5; 80 btsh,
els Mt $3.50; JIG bushels very good mt :4D' n3V
bushels prime AT S1.5O-toraI. 304 bushels. req,
ZIG bushels very good Fultz 1T sl37; efG Dusne,s
fair Fultz at $3.50; 264 bushels common al Sl.Zu
1886 bushels prime Fuz ut sl.4O; 80 DuSheis
Lancaster ar 1897; $50 bushels very good fn,z
Mt nl3S; GIG bushels very good fultZ ut Sl.5o
Go bushels common ut ( 80: 800 bushels conimoll
ut Sl,2l; 70 bushels fair Fultz at sl.32; i,3Qu
bushels very good FuIz on private terms % o1Si,
els at 81: 02 bushels fair Eultz ut 6l.3l; 1uZ
bushels ut 6 O6; Is bushels choice Fnltz at .
Il52 bushels on private terms; 1,On4 buSneIS
nrime Lancaster at l.50; 20 bushels common Ian
caster OF 80: 354 bushucls prime Fultz at S1.39
laD bushels common ut Sl.15; 81 bushes common
Mt 81 .O5; 1872 bushels common AZ sIiu: ~ pusIi-
eis very GOOD Lancaster ut 100: 80 bushels very
good Lancaster ut Sl45: 100 bushels good Laii-
caster at 81 45-total. 9.16O bushels. -
CoRN-Ehtte, ~ bushels very good 1T OSc.: ou
bushels good nj 66c.-total, % bushels
OkTS-7O bushels winter at Soc; ~ Dusneis
good spring ut c.: &c bushels very good spring ut
36c: So bushels on private terniS-to'ai' Zo2
b,ishpls.
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New Jersey

TWO DEATHS AND THIRTY WOUNDED FROM
-.-.- sHIPwREcK. ,--..- ."t
LONG BRANCH. August 10.-There are yet
about thirty wounded at farm houses from
the wreck at Ocean Post. Two deaths to-
day. m..." h.
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0TOHACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, August 10. 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 2l5 hogSheads, L"
tcrcc: and 3 boxes. The offerings nj auction on
Change were n packages: Of which nuin'er 81
were taken in AMI tire remainder sold prices
ranging from 1910 20 $3.50.
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,IEWELRY.
DIAM ION DIS. US
WATCHES. jEWELRY! &Y1

NOWLAN 4 CO., ..5..ra. :. .
No. 923, corner of Main and Tenth streets.
RICUMoND, VA, ..!s.
arc ROW opening fine assortment of
Elegant GOLD WATCHES; ..... .., g. ..r..,,4
OPERA, GUARD, LEONTINE-. and VEST
CHAINS: '.a .t't j. -
DIAMOND. ENGAGEMENT, AMI PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING-RINGS:
SEAL-RISGS. STONE-CAMEO RINGS.
S'TONE-CAMEO an: GOLD SETS Of s.
. GEEAsT-pIES ard EaR"DEOPS.,
ia yrcl; variety. ...,,.-. ..... 80
special attention given To- REPAIihSGi FINE
WATCHES and } EWELEY. H-.. al .'
MASONIC JEWELS. SCHOOL, and COLLEGE,
MEDALS, made ia order.
A full assor,mcu, OF DIAMOND. SPEcTACLES
and EYEGLASSES for all ages ......
Call and examine our stock. =. ...., au TOT
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DIAPER IN BONES.

VITOODHOUSE & PARHAM .gt5Gt.l
w MANUFACTURE PAPER BONES -.
for toiaccoulsts Druggists miliincrs drygoods men,
and for every purpose TO which they are adapted.
2u" BLANK BOOKS, .,
for merchants. bankers. clerks Of courts. SC. Any
desired pattern made to order. The regular forms
kept IN stock and sold 1T wholesale and retail. fhey
have - r...x..- -.-...s.,. .if
-1...1"'s BOOK BINDERY.
aud bind books. periodicals, music. &C.: pus up
pamphlets, rule paper, and mike bank-books ofais
kinds. - = .,.... ,t.... ...r ~ III mid
All work undertaken by us VIII be well done. -.
~. E.r,st. WOODHOUSE IS PARHAM.S,SH
aui = ..r...y Booksellers and StatiOners!,!
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DEPARTURE OF si.gAngks. J

T,OR NEW YORK.-The Old GfEak
Il. Do mi NJ on Steamship Company 'ass =,
Steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAWRENCE. VIII
sail SUNDAY, hogust.1 9Th, st 6 O'Clock A. u.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday evening,
Through bills CT Iading signed ana g90ds Ios,
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, soatn,
east, and west; also, 70 foreign ports f..Si
Passenger acc0lnno datiops unsurpassed. I, a.
Cabin fare to New York,$1 r0und-tr!r tickeS,
1914. steerage, 80 ind SO. SA f@ftsS7k
For freight or passage, apply 70 iH.g4
G. ". ALLEN 4 &C., Agents.
au Hit lrn, Company's Wharf. ROcketts.
Tor PHILADELPHIA, FALL &Rh
Il RIVER, PROVIDENCE. ANDssn42
will receive freight for the above ports I'LL THIS
DAY Saturday. the 1th instant, at O'Clock II d.
w.P. PORTER, Agent,
au11-1t .a.I.1. 242b Dock street.
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WOOD AND COAL.

CARBON HILL SOFT COKE.-A fnlp
" supply In town. Price lower :han ever BEFORE
S5 per ton OF 1000 pounds, delivered. Ask your
dealer for II, or order from ~ u
l.o H. F. To nIi X. Agssns;, =
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ROCKS, sTATIONERY. &c.
-------------~-I-
nELINQUENT AND FO RE EFT Z D
s.s'- r.r... LANDS. ' ~ S'- ~.

Acts of the Legislatures OF Virginia aud West
Virginia, constitutional provisions and decisions OF
the Court OF Appeals respecting same. Edited and
complied by e. F. HARLOW, coutiseilor, at law.
Price, So. Just published and for sale by .r,i,i
an 4-dsw .. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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NOAL, COKE AND WOOD. \

We call the attention OF our friends aud the pub
lie 20 the fact that we have opened NEW COAL
and WOODWARD OH Gary between Second and
Third streets. where al kinds of ANTHRACITE
and BIrUMINOUSC COAL, CARBOS-HILL COKE.
and WOOD Iong, sawed, and split ean be bought as
| cheap as anywhere Ia the city: ~. :. -. Ef.E
between Second and Third streets.
AZ
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y tn sEMI-ANAUAL REPORT
OF THE
UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK
OF MEN YORK.
L A \ A H.

- fTu Dividend.
Oh UNION DINE SAVINGS BANK
The Trustees have dec arsd their usual
DIVIDEND
At the rate OF SIX PER CENT per annum on all snms
tha nave renal deD for tho st three or III
months, payable and after Jau % Money Deposited
on or before jan 10 vii draw interest from Jan. l.
REMOVAL.
This BANK has removed fire. 36 and 39s Canal at to
its NEW BANKING HOUSE.
Broadway, 'i2d ~ ana 9th ay.
open ds y from 10 to 8. and Monday evenings to T.
NAPOL eON j. HAlNEs, President.
L. - CHAPLIN lfeas. Inos FLOYD JoSKs. sec.
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SHIP LOADs OF BUTTER.
The Market not Affected by tho Heavy Tx
porialions 10 Foreign Countries.

The market Is glutted with butter of
Western manufacture, and consumers wonder
al It's stin price. Good butter is sold at from
forty to forty five cents pound atrotail, and at
from thirty eight to forty cents a pound ut
wholes lie. II has been sid that the high price
OF butter Is due 10 tho he Wy exports TO foreign
countries. vast q Ianilty was recently shipped
10 EnEland, ana II 10 reported that the exports
have more tnan doubled within a year. In round
Numbers EusO.OOO pounds were sent TO foreign
ports, an increase Of 7,OJO,O)J pounds over the
export In 1870. Men who dodi extensively IN but
tri say That II Is impossible u clear tho market
81 IN great qIautitlos sent from the West 10
this CITY. aud that IL 1, this KIND OF butter that Ia
exported AT from trentY-nve To thir,y-nve cents
pound. Home consumers who want tho best
butter, mat IN de IN this State, must pay good
prict : for II. The reason why the best butter
Is sold a. from forty to forty-nye GEMS etail,
IA one OF the heaviest dealers Yesterday, "is
because persons who want good bu ter are Will
ing To piy those prices for 1t. IL Ia not true that
the taporatiOn Of butter affects the market
hero. butter Is cheaper by IS on the hundred
pounds Than IL was a. thh time last year"
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Sabinas 4nnhs.

RROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION. 2s7
- Broadway, entrance on Park placc.-Interest on
deposits entitled thereto for the six months ending Dec
81. 1876 at the rate OF per cent per all
suns Of Is and upward will be paid on and after MON
est from April. FRANC1s r. sCHOALs, President
PETER CtnNIsn.
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THE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK. 1877.

The different editions NJ THs SUN durine the ned
year VIII be the sam' during the yc,r that his ua
pnrsod TIC caly edition win week day ne 81 ei
ofiour pages, ani on Sundays sheet Of cat goa u
30 Dr. ad columns wnil" the weekly edition VII 1si
sheet 81 eieht pages OF the dimensions oar
neter that are Already familiar To our trends
THE SUN will continue to De the strcnuou aiyocaa
or reform and rerenchmcnt ana Of tn 1,tuuon u
sta.osm nsaip, Yisdon, anu integrity for hollow pro
'eoce. lnbccllty, aud lrsud In tie administration Of
publo affairs II VIII contend FOR the government Of
the people by the people nj for tho people , opp sct
to government b. fraulstn the ballot hux nat Cd N,
counting OF votes, enforced by mnitlry ylDicfc, Il
VIII ndravor to supply Its readers - BODY nolfn
from mi lion Of souls-Nith the most car.fu con-
pete and truTw rtny account of current cvcta lni
VIII employ n this purpose nunrrugi aGl chrrilu
selected stan frcpUrters an clrresponl,uts lt' 70
ports from Washington, especial y. wld be fur, scob
rate and ielrcss, and It WI doubtless clutmu T. 49,
serve and enjoy the haired OF those VINO thr, j pJF
d'rlng tho Treasury or by u.urplug WAL tIe s i'h
not give them, while 1t VIII cn11lv1s T. IN 2 t' ~
nlcnce OF the puzzle by defending the risnr o. "a
people against he encrOlchments OF unJusnrI pDsei
The price Of tLa naily sun viii Do 81 cents = irolu
or ST 5Oa year pvst paid or Win t.e sunl4y elu'I
1870 year
Tho SUNDAY edition alone, eiglt pages si!)h
yoar, post paid
Tho WEEKLY SUN eight pages Of % broad column,
Will De furnished during 1877 at tse -a,e Of ~ aysIi
post paid.
The bench OF this largo reduction n N tho pr'Ti'h
rate for the WEEKLY c n D. snj lyei ~ uildHS
subscribers without tho ncIrs itY n making f.it
Al the same time, II any " ur friends ehO0,t @ ilh
extending our circulation. We shall be- llItetl tJflfh
and every such person VINO sen IA Il, ten or more so
scrb'r- from one place viii be entitled - ONE cDpt
the paper Tor himself without chirs, Al ipiirt
year. postage PAID, the expenses VI riper an lrl'
are barely repaidi and n,idcras the s1' OF shh
and the quAhty Of IT. contents, We arc conh iei' 80
NH. ~
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Charlie iiuestOn, OF MonrOeville. Ind,
was attacked with cOngesron OF the lungs aid after
two hours OF uncou seriousness. was pronounced dead
His relatives were summoned, ana hs remain, were
placed on train for removal TO Onto. III, sitter insist
Ing upon riding Ia the express car 10 be close TO the
body Of HIM she loved. II nearly an hour before
the train arrived At the destination, when loud un.
earthly shrek was heard, and In second the young
girl was PROSTATE upon the nJor IN sNOOu. Several
persons fastened to her rescue, tnoy too were
nearly paraz"d ~ the discovery OF the clue of her
conduct The supposed corpse OF Charles iueston was
living moving and breathing. The head was thrust
above the Mn and the face, with ia desthy palor
presented weird aud CHASTITY spectacle. TIC you1g
man was evidently Amazed at his Surroundings IIew was
taken from hi CONN, AMI restori,ives were applied
uAaer the direction OF physicians who were on the
uain' Al Inst accounts he was alive. and, although
very III was IMPROVING But HIS sister has not had ono
honento OF consciousness wild shrek that sue
save In the car and feared that her reason IL DER
~AaenuY delhronsd By the shock
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Wtttlnas,

ttltttlnQs
IMPORTANT meeting of Irshmen will he held.
Don'tfsil 10 come. ga BoNery THURSDAY, O'Clock
Mir. O'llARA.
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StsamUuats ano Eallruao,.
PENNsYLyANlAR RAILROAD.

Il uht.Al TRUNK LINE
AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New fork Via DesDrOsses and Cortland
sts. ferries. as follows
Express for Harrisburg. Pittsburgh, the West and
South with Pullman palace cars uttlcned san A n
Gam $3.50 L. NJ. daily -
For wnhamsport Lock Haven CORY. ana Erie At $50
J. NJ. connecting At CORY for Ttusvilli, Petroleum
Lock Haven. $40 A. NJ. $3.50
for BALTIMORE, Washln Ton, and the South "Ltmte 4
Ms-hit gion Expire :" Of Pu imam pirlor cars 4 lily,
except sunday, $3.50 A. NJ; arrive at Washington 1,
sunday 6and up. NJ. - ~
Express for Philadelphia 73e. $50 $40 (93o imte,.
lu;3O \. NJ. l, 4, D. o. 7, SiO. . L. VI ana II night
ana srcon1 class. \. NJ
accommodation for Trenton, A. NJ, 2 and 40 r. NJ
Trenton Perth Anlooy, fIemins,on. Belvdere and
othtr Oints see Oc schedu es " ala tcKrt COS.
Trains srrlys' From rtsogrgh 900 AMI 1890 \. ".
s eAS a., N9nday From wasnnglSn G9d BALTIMORE
s s99 g ,6,5 A. ~ From, rosdelP9i' POS eso eS
Il;bO A. VI. 600. 1910, AMI 1920 T.. NJ
=. licAct ouces 02o ami Oit BTOAiwsy, No, 1 Astor
house anu loot OF lrshrusscs ana Cord .ndt st.t 4
CONT ST.. BroJNlyni III, ll6, and IFS Hudson ST. HD
No. Rattery place. 49, '
FRANK THOMSON u. NJ. BOYDJR
General NanaKer. GEM Passnn ser \ ',eur
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4 NC!i0H EINE.-u. :. MAIL STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers looked az lowest ur from any sea-
port railroad stlii - IN Gre1t Britain or lrellni
HkNDEhsoN BROTHERS. Bpwiing Green.
nlEttr LINE 10 FRANCE. VIA Plymouth.
~ TIE ,.nera Trans itlintic tompsnys steamer
49, l.. 81, Tor liivre.
LOUIS DE BE2IAN. AGENT. 80 Broadway.
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vsI TInc cOhslsIent WIN absolute safety.
Express trains leave New York via Desbrosses ana
orlandt SITS ferries ioliows:
7iO $50, $40 (9;5O imited,, 1880 A. Militia T.
S'9 y o., NJ. aud ~ midnight SUNDAY, $50 A. 81.
R.lnrning trains le We Phiaielphia. SEQ $3.50 T..
,i5o s'3O ana ii 4. ". QHued express ls35 r. M,
ito 4,biJD 7, ana 1880 T. NJ. ami ~ mi night. On
SUNDAY 3,o, $3.50. 7. $50 \. 81, ~, IS +. NJ, anu
>, Ticket offices, 5e6 and Ola Broadway. No. Aston
HOUSE. ana loot OF Desbross's and COrtandt st. : 4
Court ~, Brolkyu; ~ lilo, and IFS Hudson T.. iD
Bltie cry ulace.
FRANK THOMSON, u. VI. BOYD, JH
General Manager. Gtnl Passenger Agent.
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NATIONAL Li>E.-,From Piers Al AM oil, \. X
~ FOR LONDON
Denmark saturday. Jan. H. at r. NJ
. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
England. :. jan To- p NJ. The Queen, Jan %, 4. NJ.
Itsy. Jan H. $50 \. VI spain. Jan. 81, 2J0 ~ NJ.
CABIN passage az reduced rates.
Ste rage pa.sa e. t2j, currency.
Or fs issued from ~ upssrl at current prices Ap.
ply At ne tomnan,'s oiiict, 90 Broadway.
Stcetage tickets can also OBTAINED az the Compa
ny s piers, a and 5l North river,
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