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Mt II a. m. sharp.

at II a. M, Sharp.
,,, shares stock Wilmington & Lancaster
Turnpike
3 shares stock Brandywine Loan, 81 pay
ments.
lot on Adams st., bet Gilpin and Shall
cross Avenues.
lots on Union Street, bet 9th and 10th.
2-story frame dwelling, Orange between
18th and 18th streets.
3-story brick dwelling, French between
11th and 18TH streets.
Lot on 18th ST., betw. French and Walnut
with houses thereon
lots corner 9th and Harrison Streets
lots, Harrison and Oak street.
2-story frame dwelling, 7th, near Duncan
avenue.
Sstory brick dwelling. 7o5 Tatnall street.
Terms of sale and particulars on posters
j. t. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange
jan.13, 17&19
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WANTED.

WANTED.-A girl to cook and do kitch
w en- work, Apply at 1105 Market street.
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EILMISGTON, Del. Jan. u, 1877.
pn> AT the BrandyWine Mills fol
.1JAL NOTICES.
GREAT UlS"Q QyERY! |!

h NKLE'S BITTER WINE OF
the cure Of weak stomach, gene
n Indigestion, disease of the ner-
EN-, constipation, Acidity of the
bad all cases requiring a tonic.
h includes the mOstagreeable and
B,t Of iron We possess Citrate
DE- Oxide. combined with the most
y vegetable tonics- yellow Peru
] in many cases OF debility, loss
8 and general prostration, OF an
OF iron. omblned with our val
f e, is most happy. II augments
raises the pulse, takes Off mus
ness, removes tn E pallor of de-
gives horid vigdr 10 the coun-
want something TO strengthen
pu want good appetite? ? Do you
id up your constitution? Do You
well? Do you want TO get rid
pess? Doyou want energy? Do
sleep well ? Do you want brisk
1s feelings? 1f you do, try
Vine of Iron.
a valuable tonic has been so thor.
4 ed by all classes Of the commu-
is now seemed Indispensable as
|ulcine. 1t costs but little, puri-
~ ana gives tone to the stomach,
be system and pTolongs life,
y ask a trial OF this valuable
Ece 81 per bottle 4. +. KUN
4 Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa
Druggist for KunAel's Bitter Wine
u take no other I make, Sold only
All others are counterfeit, so
Tape Worm.
fcmoved with purely vegetable
passing from the system alive
u the head pas sses. Come and
pentstreated. Dr E.F.KUNKFI1
II Nlnth ST.: d Philadelphia. Ad-
'ee'd, Pin and Stomach Worms
Ieu' ASK your druggist for KUN
M SYRUP. Price 81 per bottle.
Fcular' novld&wlm
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

t'ohhENI.-lne Biacksmith and Wheel
IL wright shops and dwelling honse at
Del. Apply to S' ~
Janll-N -Nw-d2t~ Mrs. b. BRACKIN
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GE OR GETO WV,

FIRE LAST NIGHT.-LaSt night at 1885
O'Clock Officer Green struck an alarm from
box Y for fire in a small frame house on
Green street, between Baall and mDubarton
streets. owned by Mrs. Monkey and occupied
by Jane thompson, a cOlored woman. The
fire department responded promptly and soOa
had tie fire out Damage about S7j. The tire
is supposed to have been the work of an in
cerdiary.
GRAPE HAUL.-A bout o'clock this
morning Officers Myers and Hess arrested
four colored boys, ranging from Is to % years
OF age, with about 80 pounds of grapes in
four baskets, which proved 10 be the property
OF Mr. Dorsey Dennison, who lives q short
distance over the Aqueduct bridge and whose
vines were stripped last night.
GRAIN ARRIVALS Boat London with
$500 bushels corn and 500 bushels wheat To
Hartley & Bro BY rail 2oO bushels wheat to
same firm. Boat j. v. Thomas, with 1850
bushels wheat, 800 bushels corn, and 100 bar
rels flour to j. q. Il j. NJ. Walters
MERCHANTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
Change Oday amounted to 2.400 bushels of
wheat, with sales as follows: 4I3 bushels at
S1:35H 200 bushels at SI.35, 900 bushels a.
Sl33 $40 bushels al s133. and SO bushels a :
Sl01.
Low WATER.-The mills here are suffer
ing from low water in the canal, and the
mil1ers held meeting with closed doorS)
to-day to take some action in regard TO it,
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Weather In dfeasioms To-day,
LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 7:o5 p. M.
and tiIguisb,d at 9.O5 p m.
Prom j. &. Parker we have the New York
pagers IN advance of the mails.
The first issue OF the {" National linton !" the
new morning newspaper here is promised
There will be fun In Rockville Saturday
rs thedemocraticp primary elect ons in Mont
scenery county, Md, will take place on that
The sanitary officer should look after the
condition Of the cutters on Louisiana ave-
nue., between 9th and 10th streets, which are
IN q very filthy condition.
An excursion party. under the auspices of
Marshall Lodge, X. of p, OF Richmond. Va.
arrived here day by the II +. & +. & a. r.
X. RS. and spent the day sightseeing. They
leave this evening
A faint took place yesterday, at Marshall
Hall, between party OF roughs who went
Gown there on The steamer Nattano. and The
row was continued at intervals until the
steamer sTT. we'd at the wharf, in this city
when Sergeant Hughes, with squad of off,
GERS. iGterfered.
TIE 5th anniversary OF Eureka Lodge No.
I, Of the lHdepeI dent Order OF Cool Samari-
tans and daughters OF Samaria, was cele-
u attG Nestt Iday al iSTdel Bethel church.
Rev. j. " Ery ant, Of Louisiana, Officiated
assisted by Rev. p. J. Walker, OF Ebenezer
church the former preaching from 81. Luke,
x.s3.
The E-sfreet BAPTIST church Is being reno
waited the galleries have been removed
ard tie walls ard ceilings are being freScoed.
The congregation have purchased a fine
organ Of Hooker. OF Cambridge. Massachu-
settS. Rev. ET. Parker is down East, for the
Ter of his health, while the repairs are
fsiI inside.
Tie lieuteTsuts or police and officers arc
frequently blamed for no. making arrests
uIon warrants more promptly. The officers
state that the fault is not theirs: that fire.
quenily warrants do not Se1Ch them until
several days after On~plsfranis swear out
infCrma'iCus at the Police Court. Whose
fault is 81?
II public meeting 10 organize a relief
union VIII he held ut Lincoln han this even
ing. Among those expected to atterd are
JECs. Il. Try an, " m. g. lie Due, Savles j.
Bowen. J". II ID. Defrees, Daniel Ham an,
Jas, IL. k.CLGOTe, Appleton T.. Clark, :. A.
al. M6rFE. (. 4. Suit, VIM. l.. Cowan. CO.
lumOus Alexander. n G. Emery Ii. A. vii.
lard. Edward Clark. Jas.N. Calf, J. l. Crop
ley X ; EOhsv. D. ID. Carpenter, 8. NJ. Col
dtn ard VIM Il Smith.
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fHB OOURrO.

NOURT-yNu0e WUhS.
To-day, Gswler agt Hoyie ct al order for appear
snce. Phoenix Mutual Insurance Company agt.
Grsnt amended cross bill Of Grant taken confessed
DIR issued. Albright agt Emery Coal Company: or
der allowing James Fraser to file cross bill. Lewis
agt Cooke ct al; sale ratified finally. Draper agt
Davis; rule discharged. Darlington agt Richards:
title 4 lot sqnare % vested in complainant WEIGH
agt. Douglas ct al pro confesso As 10 C;ngr Bryan
Bro ag Ssnderson, special auditor directed to port
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Null, pro tenn.
To-day John n sthews forfeited collateral. Paul
Chase, same. John n Biscoe, dsorderiy conduct in
eral Tolia- Miner idle and suspSioul: sant 10 The
cham gang Nancy Green, James johnson, disor
Seaied weapon rerSv"r Hsnrv ' Ra
ker cursing; fined IS. Henry Dorsey, do; IS.
i ll PANE Fagk BTTWn alias Iaylnr Fry
Tom Bowie, trespassing park railing: SIS. Eliza
tatiett and Cassie Catlett, unlawful assembly; SIS
son and tharles Chase, unlawful aSsemhlage: S.
John Manuel: disorderly; s o or 60 days Chauncey
James Guigley, Ellen c. Jones, yagraacT, 60 dsTs,
Mary WEIGH, do, do. Britton JamisoD, do; bonds
wcrkhous". Charles Evans, Henry Jones va
grancy, committed for 81 days Cornelius p Bailey
and Richard Hopkins, composing the firm Of Bailey
& Co. keeping place Of business on SUNDAY: fined
S2n. T he c. art in giving judgment commended the
action Of Officer Hardin in 'spotting" parties who
grounds; SIS OF 30 DAYS. Thos johnson alias Bowie,
petit Larceny 10 days in Jail. George Mansfield. as
on Annie Wilmington by throwing boiling water on
her scalding her neck, and INJECTING painful wounds
guilty to being an incorrgihle boy ami was sent to
the Reform school. Thomas Smith. a heavy built
colored man, was charged with assault on Ann T. .
Woody, with attempt 10 commit a RAPE Ann i A
little coored girl, thirteen years old quite bright
She testified that ;. made this assault on her while
she was asleep on her mothers porch, on & street,
between LIST and I'd, southwest. yesterday. She was
aroused ana scrtaned, when he ran off. The court
bonds at s eco.
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district Government Affairs.

t.
Chief Engineer Hoxie has directed that five
street lamps be erected ON oath street, be-
tween VI aud y streets northwest.
SENSATION REPORTS CONTRADICTEp
Statements telesraThed from this city of a
want of harmony between the District Com
missiOners are entirely without foundation
as the utmost cordiality and cooperation ex-
lists an OF & them in their official action. Any
statements 10 the contrary are utterly untrue.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by the Inspector of buildings: j. A .
Limerick, constTuc, three twO-stOry brick
dwellings and store, V street, between 18th
ard 12th streets northwest; 5000. VIM.
IunsfOrd, repair frame dwelling, l32
wash giOn street, Georgetown; 500. Mat
The VS. Brough extend a brick back building
New Jersey avenue. between X and s streets
northwest; $50. eileen W. Cooper. repair
frame dwelling, 18th street. between f. and 8
streets, To alley between 10Th and Boundary
streets So. Dennis Johnson, repair frame
dwelling. ID street, between Isl street and Del
aware avenue northwest; SO.
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Educational Instisations.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS ASpGUARDIANs.
This is the season In which the educational
Institutions in this District and the states
advertise their reopening for the school year,
ard we take the occasion to remind such of
our patrons as have charge of children that
the Institutions advertising In our columns
are among the best and most successful In
the country, conducted by experienced teach
ers, who have made the instruction of youth
the business of a lifetime. A few OF these are
mentioned below, and Others Will be noticed
from time 10 time as new advertisements
appear.
The Musical Conservatory, at the Music
Hall, 49, 9Th street. is in its ninth year. Its
fall term will begin Monday, september 10Th.
The teachers connected with this conserva-
tory give instruction In every branch OF
music. The low rates Of tuition are within
Emerson Institute has been so long estab-
lished in our midst and so successfully man
aged by Mr.. Charles b. Young, that every
body knows the advantages IL offers for
classical and mathematical instruction for
boys. The fall term will open September
I2th.
school for girls and small boys on September
Sd, at No. 123 Washington street. George
town. Terms reasonable and instruction
thorough.
The National University, Law DEPART
ment, opens September Sd. Application for
admission tn junior, senior. and past gradu-
ATE classes should be made Immediately at
i2S 9TH street northwest.
Mrs. NJ T.. Cromwell will reopen her Eng
LIB and French school for young ladies' and
children on September 9Th, at AZ 4th street
northwest. This school is quite popular, and
affords thorough instruction.
The Misses narrower will reopen their
school for young ladies' and children on Sep
iember 10th, al 1886 street, oppO-ite Frank
lin Park.
The sixty-third session OF the Bro okeville
Academy will commence or Wednesday,
September 18th. This academy has always
held a high reputation, which has extended
beyond the limits OF Montgomery county.
Address Prof s. III. Coleman, principal.
Miss OsbOrne's young ladies boarding and
day school will reopen at 943 NJ street, on
September 5th. This school is so well and
extended notice of It's advantages is unnec-
essaTy.
The Spencerian Business College, corner
1th and l. streets, opened 10 day Thorough
Instruction and training guaranteed in every
branch of business practice.
The Wesleyan Female College, Whining
ton. Del. Will begin It's thlrty-siXth annual
session September 10th. Address John Nil
son, president.
Miss Calkins' select school for boys and
girls Will .eOpen September Sd, at 2O9 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast.
For information OF the School of Music APP
ply TO 4. =. King, 10I Sth street northwest
The Instructors are Anton GlOetZner, Mrs.
F. knowltOn, III. Donch, and T. ingalls,
King.
81. Vincent's school for young ladies, I'M
der the care of the Sisters of Charity, corner
10Th and G streets, will reopen Monday, Sep
terp Der Sd.
The Washington Female Seminary will
be reOpened at 1923 18th street northwest on
Monday September 10th, Mrs. II. ID. Butcher
and NJ ISIS Nj. &. Douglass principals.
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SMr. Noyes, the new American minis
ter 10 France, has arrived in Paris with his
family.
THE reunion of the Army OF the Ten
neS see will take place In st. Paul on the first
week In September.
~QUeen Eictoria's maids of h ,nor re-
celve 5000 year, and their board and
washing.
~ Baron Roths child lost $50 900 by the ty-
Phold fever. The money was invested in a
Leslie c. Hanks, the San Francisco
hutuerer, and John G. Daley, his victim,
CON went nom Cleveland, Ohio.
The Vanderbilt fund of 500 900 to the
isnrosu employees is being distributed The
tash commenced on Thursday at Pough-
eIM; Gambetta is to he prosecuted for the
speech he delivered at Lille. and the ton,.
ma winch published II are also to be prosa+
6The Old Defenders Assocta,io, -m
celebrate the sixty-tkird anniyersarv of ,ba
Dattle OF North Point, which occurs on TIE
18th OF September next, by q dinner AT An
napolis. CT All
"A much needed want In the copnppr,,v
Is q double back-actiOn insurance comnany
that would insure the lives Of some OF these
'Life Insurance Companies" A mighty bio
capital would be required.
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TIE D.sE BALL REyIyAL.-At Buffalo
on Saturday the Teeumseh Base Ball Club
yanouished the Buffalo Club by q score of 3
10 4. At Boston the Boston Club Scored 3 TO
The Louisyilles 2. At st. Louis the Cuicago
Club only scored 10 II by the st. Louis. In
New York the game between the Cincinnati
and Hartford clubs was stopped after the sec
end inning 10y rain, AT which time the Hart
fords had scored runs and the Cincinnati
HOthiI z.
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LOVE- AND GUSPOYDER.-To-day Henry
NhclI!cy was ARIA gEed in the Police Court
on The charge OF carry ing a concealed vea-
pou. The COnpia nant being officer Hess The
CfhceT test fed tina; the party fired -bree shots
In The street, that he has q sweetheart in The
neishtoIbOod of .th street, Georgetown, and
wheI be does not see her at the window he
nres the pistol as signal. The defence was
that he had left collateral at the GEORGETOWN
station house 10 answer the charge of firing "a
pistol on the street which had been forfejtej
and tie bringing OF this Information should
not be encouraged The court said that he
agreed partly with the counsel, and dismissed
the case.
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D1t is now proposed to engage Sitting
Bull 10 fight Howard.
Virginia is raising corn extensively.
She never lacked kernels
s|SOmebody writes from Constantinople
10 friend IN Boston that famine is much
dreaded in Turkey.
81 The New York papers welcome Lydia
thompson as the PrOdigal Son. ANY aliu-
slon 70 her fatted calves intended?-[ Boston
Post.
81 That was scrupulous young LADY in
Boston who refused to meet her lover-Jus-
tus his name was-at home, because she had
heard her minister say that Justice should
always be meeted out.
ga rev workinsnan's paper, inst
started In ST Louis, Is showing what lis idea
OF the value of labor is nv having its tvna-
settlers twenty cents thousand, while the
other papers, which are not labor organs, are
paying forty cents. There isn't any humbug
about this, of course.
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To Ladies' and GentIeman.

We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 906 q street, near 9th street. BY
promptly adopting the latest improvements,
Ehehef or American or European invention,
he Is enabled TO do his work IN a manner not
70 De equaled by those not possess ing these
facilities. His cleansing anu dyeing Ladies'
ana CENTS Suits are, In fact, the cheapest in
me city On account OF his superior work
Give him ca!l-9o6 q street. Punctuslity
guaranteed
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A SUIT FOR LIBEL, with damages at
$1,000 has been commenced in the New
York superior court by the Knickerbocker
Casualty Insurance Company against the
Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance Com
psny for printing on the back of their an-
nual statement an article from the New York
Trade Reporter affecting the credit of the Cas-
yepcy
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DAoTARDLY OUTRAGE BY THIEVES
Nrs- hannah Lane, aged 80, a seamstress,
was taken with en- apileptic fit in Central
Park, New York. Friday afternoon and fell
To the ground unconscious. While in this
state She was stripped Of her clothing by
thieves, who carried or even her shoes and
undercloihing. The park police found the
unfortunate woman and called in the aid of
several ladies, who gave her clothing. Being
sim unconscious, Mrs. Lane was removed
I'D carriage 10 Bellevue. She is a confirmed
epilepfic. and the exposure to which she was
subjected has made her condition very pre-
car.OQS,
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INDIANA SENSATIONS sOci-
ely OF Fort Wayne is doing much talking
now about the elopement Of Miss Clara Hill,
The youngest daughter of an Old and rather
wealthy citizen, John II. Hill, esq. with DIR.
j. w. Young. physician who made his ad-
vent In Fort Wayne about a year since. and
whose past career has been a very checkered
and adventurous one. There WAS n sem
sstion at Goshen Wednesday. by the sudden
departure during the nj ght of two we'll known
parties In that eity-Miss Frank Whitaker
Tor many years member of the choir In the
M. r.. Church, and Mr.. l.. NJ. Dennis, travel
Ing salesman for Goshen parties. They were
married at Niles. Mich, Wednesday night
and have gone TO Kansas.
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POISONED SALT.-The suit at New York
OF Avery Co. VS.. Ship Niagara. was de-
clded Saturday by Judge Blatchford. The
snip was Carrying bags of salt for the plain
tins and at the same time carried kegs of
arsenic. In some way the salt became i'm
rregnated with the arsenic and was pOis-
oned. The court decides that the owners of
the vessel are responsible for the damage sus-
tanned,
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ARCHBISHOP BAILEY, OF Baltimore, who
returned to this country from Europe in the
steamer Russia, which arrived on Monday
last, seems not to have been benefited at ali
by MS seasons sOjourn on the continent, and
comes back rather the worse for his tourney.
He is, in fact, seriously ill; SO much so that
the time Of his death is only a question OF a
few mOnths.-TN Y. Herald
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THE ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME corner
OF North Capitol and Myrtle Streets near St
Aloysius' church, was dedicated last evening
IN pre- sence of large assemblage by Rev
Father jenkins, q. j. In the procession were
many Of the young ladies of the parish
dressed in white. and several societies.
among them the Knights OF ST. COlumkill
Con maIder Denis Connell and Capt. James
Law or, and the Hibernians, under The COM
mand OF Capt. John Fogartv The new
oullo'rg was CONNER ced in May, 1876, and
nas Just been completed, at a cost of about
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CARPETs just opened, Oil cloths, rugs,
etc, black cashmeres, black alpacas, new
dress goods. new Hamburg edging aud in
sert!pg. cassimeres for boys wear, flannels
of all kinds cheap, AT TOwson's, Penrsyl-
vania avenue.
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, aud prostrating
diseases cured without med icine. Pull YER
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book aud Journal
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacEeT Gaivanic Co., New York City.
625,dSk1y
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NOTHING Is MORE HARAssIs,G than boiIs
or ulcers. Fortunately they can he quickly
healed by the use of G'cpn's sulphur Soap,
which purges the sore of its poisonous virus
or proud flesh, aud thus removes the only
obstacle TO its healing.
Grow young in ten minutes with EuI'S IN
Simultaneous Hair DIE. eos
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CITY TIE MS.

HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.-The
debilitate1 and responding valetudin marian,
who feels as If he were but balf alive; who
shuns company, and has no relish for either
business or pleasure. is metamorphosed by a
pref course of this most potent vegetable
1nvigorant into quite a different being.
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AmusS ments. &c.

Masonic Temple A troupe of native AIge-
riaH Arabs will give a performance here
this a: Tomorrow evenings, consisting of
approximations of the manners. habits aud
customs of the Arabs, and play entitled
The Grand Sultan"
Ihedtey Manager Rogers has
been catering successfully during the sum-
mtr months 10 the full satisfaction OF his
numerous patrons. This week he has secured
brilliant constellation of variety stars who
Will appear in their specialties. The pn-for-
nance is to conclude with the sensational
drama entitled ''Oscola, the Avenger."
School House North ChJifo, anil MyrtIe SIS
Rev VIM F. Clarke, s. j., will deliver a lee
lure this evening.
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BABfAS CORPCS IN THE CASE OF Mr..
WlIEUR--Tofay the sureties on the bond
OF james VI. Wilbur, who was arrested last
week On the charge Of the detention OF GER
tain Papers pertaining 10 Mexican claims
taid 10 be OF the value of $1,000. surrendered
MN To- The Police Court. and in few min
utes afterwards a writ OF hGteas corpus from
HE Suplt me Court OF the District was served ,
on " hiSh Re was rem owed TO that court The
scCust5 vas taken before JGGg1 "vvlie. and
A1ssrs- T. JeSup Miller and II. W. Garne.t
moved his discharge. Judge WyIie decided
that tie papers did not show that there was
Any cause ior his detention, and discharged
HIM.
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Excursions. Picufcs. &c.

NoTShOH BGH Moonlight excursion OF the
SaiIIok dramatic Association TO morrow on
tie Nary Washington.
PfncU IOjDf.- Grand excursion by the Jane
MOSeley Wednesday afternoon at 1 O'Clock.
returning at Loon on Thursday. See adver-
fiseInent-
Green NITiEG, GeoTgefC JCIl.-Picnic of Logan
Association. /. u. X. NJ. tomorrow
HGTS az HdU.-Annusl excursion Of Car
roll institute Thursday, 3Oth inst. at a M
on The Mary WaSbiLgtOu.
Pfltey Point ant Point LCOEO'.t.- Family ex-
cu1sion on Saturday, September LIST. by
fGuat DIVISION, No ), Sons OF Temperance
On the Jane NOSeley. See advertisement.
t.tEcGe CEy.-IOung peoples excursion
or " e0Eestay evening usual
IA 'ttE' BtTeGb ETe'frsiOn The last of
ID &c a Joy able excursions will be given on
"wednesday. The Mary Washington will
ItaNe AZ p. m. and return IL p M. Gle
nlehts LCdse. No .. l. %. q. T., will join in
jhls excursion.