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SAN DOMINGO.


U. 3. Consul Thrown into Prison.
NEW YORK, March 12.-Capt. David Har.
moDy. commanding q s. steamer Plymouth
at Norfolk, received peremptory orders to put
to sea as soon as the ship was out of the ma
rect to st Domingo, the disturbances on the
island having carsed the American consul to
be thrown into prison and imperilled the in
terests of American citizens.
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MARRIED..

In this city, March II, by Rev A. H. Wright, Hen
~ |. Mes sun and Miss Sarah P. Thompson, both of
Portland.
In Buxton, March 8. at the parsonage, by Rev. j.
Kyte j Gorham II amin and Miss Emma K. Brad
bury; 10th, Frank Lord and Miss Hattie Hasty.
In Eden, Feb 3, Geo s. Parker OF Mt. Desert and
Miss Hattie E. Branscom of Eden.
In fremont, Feb. 10 Isaac Somes and Miss Dency
L Allen, b Ith OF Mt Desert.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

A Bad Case Of Hazing at Dartmouth.
HANOVER, March 12.-About 2 O'Clock his
morniug the freshmen broke into a 7 DOM in
Thornton Hal occupied by Sophomoreeand
his brother, Senior. Both were Immediately
beaten with bottles and disfigured. Two were
arrested for assault with iotent to kill and are
in custody. Search Is being made for the 9TH
or
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SAN francisco, March 12.-At the citv
polled. The Worki' gmen elect ali tbs;r We as
didates except superintendent of schools q nd
Ct y marshal by small maj 1rity, Thr flo ~
was between tha Working men and Rennn;
cans, the Democrats fusiug 10 some extent wiz
the Republicans.
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CHARLESTON, March 12.-Cotton quiet; Middling
uplands 1oac.
new VoRs, March 12.-Ootton steady; Middling
uplands at lie
lands at 10sc
New ORLEANS, March 12.-Cotton is dull and
easier; Middlng uplands 1Gac.
AUGUSTA. March l2.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands a. 10fc.
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COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
Forty P~rsons Killed

LONDON, March IA terrible explosion oc-
CURED in Unity Brook pit, Kearsley. near Bol.
tor, at l o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
mouth OF the pit was blocked until 6 O'Clock.
when the liborers succeeded 10 entering. Al
last accounts they had found 16 corpses. About
AZ men were working in the pit at the time of
the explosion, and is certain that ali perisbed
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at nine o'clock yesterday morning two DOW
der mills OF the American Powder Company A.
south Acton exploded with report heard for
20 miles. Two employees, named Foster and
Iurpenty, were blown to atoms. Houses in
TIE vicinity are more or less damaged,
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Clearing House Trausactions.

The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to- day:
Gross Exchanges. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7431O "a
Net Balances. ..........."....... 22,764 rs
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LONDON, March 12-12.30 P. M.-Consols at SO sic
for money and account.
LONDON, March PIP 80 p. M.-American securi-
ties-Unted States bonds, AIS. at 1O35; new IS at
1851.
LIVERPOOL, March PIP 30 P. M.-Cotton is
moderate; inquiry freely supplied Middling up
lands al 6sd; do orleans at 6sd sales 1000 bales,
including 1000 bales 4or speculation aud EXPORT re-
ceipts 5000 bales, including 1890 American
Futurse-partialiy 1-o2d cheaper; March delivery
at I'd; April and May 1-32d.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

FRAILTIES OF HUMAN NATURE.
A Weii-to-do Farmer Sued for Breach
OF Promise TO Marry Black
mailing is Alieged-The Jury stand 6
TOT
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CORK Bark st Patricn-392 200 bush wheat.
GLASGOW. Bark Cedar Croft-4,351 bbls -four.
300 bush wheat.
POINf a, PITRE. Schr Bowdoin-292s shocks
empty casks, 1907 shingles pairs cart wheels. 30
drums fish, Is bbs mBckerel I6 obs bran. 5000 feet
lumber. -
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Sid 10Th. sch MapSia Ellen

Sid 10th. sch Maggie Ellen.
BOSTON-Ar 1iIh, schs Charlie Steadman, Ros-
ers. Bath.
SALEM-Ar 18th, schs Maggie Ellen, Littejotn,
Elzabethport for Portland Henry Davey, King,
Boolhbay tor Philadelphia; Dexter Clark, Curtis,
do for Beach Haven; Johnnie Meserve, French. from
Rockland for Richmond, Va, + q Knight Pratt, do
tor Wilmington, NC,
GLOUGESTER-Ar 18th, scbs Lottie Friend,
from Kennebec tor New York; Jas Murdoch, do for
do; Alfred BrabrOOk, do for Baltimore.
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MEXICO.

Forced Loan ON Foreigners at Matame-
ras,
New YORK, March 1.-THE foreign mer-
chants at Matam0ras have just had fine Of
$50 009 levied on them by Mexican treasury
agent, and the Americans among them have
sent dispatch to Washington desiring protec-
ton.
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Providence Prsns Otetbs narket
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. March IL The Printing cloths
market is still inactive and prices unchanged.
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NEW YORK, March 12-Evening-M Money easy at 81
Al per cent, CALL closing at 81 per cent. prime
mercantile paper at ~ Q 6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange is strong and benkers rates
advanced to 4S5 q 1877, with business at ASA q 1864
for long ana short sight.
Exports of domestic produce for the past week.
&c. 43S 220, against ST. 1870 for the corresponding
week OF last year.
The total exports since January 1st are upwards of
$1,000, 900 in excess OF last year.
& Id at lOU5 throughout the Gay. Carrying rates
at q per cent The clearances were SIT 81 O0O
Customs receipts Si65,O00. The Treasury disburse-
mens Were $3.50 for interest and $6l6 for ponds
Governments hrm.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyancs-10O0 bush corn meal to g
T'rua IN ~
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81 900 Eastern Railroad new SIS. ........... 631
S4OOO 40; .:....;.:.;.......... 654
Is Bates Manufacturing Co. 500. ...........,, 30
Boston q Maine Railroad. los.
Second Call.
$4,000 Union Poetic sinking fund IS. ......... 94a
s. 900 Union Pcitc Railroad, Is. 102s
$4,000 Union Pacific Railroad 6s, Io5$
40 Union Pacific Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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lFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

IFROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Antwerp 18th, ship Harry Morse, DIummond
Lobos.
Sid fm Cardiff 18th inst, ship Josephus, Rogers.
Hong Kong.
Sid FIN Havre 9th inst ship Lizzie Moses, Cox, for
Key West barque Merriman, Young, Della
ware Breakwater.
Ar at Liverpool 10th, ship Oracle, Humphrey, from
Norfolk; Rosie Welt. New orleans.
Sid I'm Seville 4th, brig Sarah Kennedy, for
United States.
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California M thing Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, March l2.-The following are
the closing official prices of mining stocks to-day
compared with those of Yesterday:
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METEOROLsOiOAx.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TWENTY rorR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE OHHF SIGNAL.
OFFICER. Washington. DC,
Mar 13. IA. NIL
For New EnxIand
cloudy weather and heavy rains danperons
northeast Winds on coast, shifting to SOUTH
erly, falling barometer and slightly rising tenn.
perature. ~
Cautionary signals continue from Cape Look.
ont to EastpOrt on
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vi EMO II ANDA.

Ship Abner l Benyon. Watts from San Francisc,
arrived at Queenstown Feb 26, leaking badly ami cal
go damaged. She made IA inches per hour al sea.
Barque Seth, Higgia, from Portland for Falmouth
was abandoned Feb 10 in lat AZ u N, Ion rs q "
with IL test water in her hold.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LORING'S


THE GREAT CURE FOR
Dyspepsia, that legion of horrors in a word;
Cossiveoe- &, the fountain lead of almost every
ill that fest is heir to: Flasulency Bsisous-
n~s., Liver Compsaiut, Periodical Sick
Headache. Waserbrash, Nervousness, Loss
of Appetite. DespOodeocy, &c 1t contains
no mincral is not cahartic. 1t cures the very worst
cases. no matter how severe or long standing.
HON. ALEXANDER Fl. STEPHENS. NJ. c., whose
sufferlngs from Acute Dyspepsia g., have excited
grave apprebensous throughout the country for the
life IF this eminent statesman, but whose health is
much improved as TO enable him to be daily
at his post in Cong ess. writes
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON D. c., FEB 16 1877 I
DIR. THos. G LORING.-Dear Sir IL take pleasure
in answ ering your inquiry have used your LOR
ING'S SPECIFIC tor Dyspepsia, &C.. with decided
benefit, and still use it occasionally with the same
result, as ecessty requires. Very truly yours,
ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
THOS, G.. LORING, PHARMACIST,
PROPRIE TOR.
Price 100. Sold by all wholesale and retail
dealers in medicine. mar2snS&Wtf
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NEWS.
PORT OF Portland.
Tuesday, March IL.


Tuesday, March IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland. Pike, st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Br scbs Alice s, Kerrigan, and Nette, from st An
drews, NIB.
Sch Chalcedony, ingalls,, East Machias = potatoes
for a market
Sch Ida Z Spoford. ingalls,. Eastport.
Sch M Gillmor GiIlmor, st George.
Sch Baltic. Sliusan S. George.
HSch Reaper, Teel, st George
Schs j Kennedy. Weber, and AbGon Keene,
Keene, Bremen. to fiji for the Banks.
Schs j WhiIehouse, Farnham, and Laura Bridg-
man. from Rockport bound West; Clara u Loud,
Thompson, do for do.
BELOW-Schs Nellie Lampher, Gem, Metropolis,
and othels, for a harbor.
Barque Hebe, from Pillau, has not arrived here,
as reported sth.
CLEARED.
Barque Cedar Croft, (Br) Young, Glasgow-John
MAN,
Sch Bowdoin, Randall, Point -a-Pitre-J H Ham,
len g. Son.
Sch Julia Carnage, Carnage, Bristol - Daniel
Choate.
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SPOKEN

Jan Is. lat IA N, Ion 81 10 W, ship Raphael Sher-
man. from Liverpool for Bombay.
Feb 49, off Point LyDas. barque Bengal, Loring, FIN
Liverpool for New Orleans.
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fFRoM OUR CORREsPCNDENT.1
WISCASSET. March S-Ar. sch Maria Louisa,
Thufrell. Boston.
Sid sch ira d Sturgs. johnson, Philadelphia.
March 10-Ar, sch Boxer Roberts, Boston.
BOOTHBAY, March g. Ar, schs Baltic, Stnson,
st George tor Portand Mary Elizabeth. Dunton,
Portland.
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Mch. ~, Mch. II. Mch. II Az
National Republican., 1878-09-26
Amateur OpCrettu.

Qt;o large aud select company assembled
a. tie residence Of Miss liGuke, No. GA A
street, Capitol Hi, on tho evening of the
2lth ipStamt, to witness an opcrotra in four
acts Tho composition was entitled, Holiday
Festival" aud tie principal characters therciu
were rcprosehted by tho following ladies:
Mr.. y. A. Fuller, Mrs. J. II. Williams, and
M,,s,s Adds aud Oulahgn. Sir. Strnger aud
Mrs. Wi!lial.. in the rendition Of FciiS
Einr aud IogSey GrrH do4crvs especial
mention. Ine chiIGren's chorus was siuply
grand, and showed evidence Of sGlll aud
careful training; whilst the nftcr;iccc, "A
Ew Version Of Cinderella" was rYuIcrcd 10 a
5'ylo worthy Of professional veterans. Ga
tie whole 1t was most enjoyable affair, aud
tnc general expression Of all present was in
i vor Of its early repetition in one Of our pub.
lie halls.
National Republican., 1878-09-26
The Young Reyivnlist.

Never since the time Of President Finncy
aud the days when the Tenants held revival
has there been known such a revival as Is now
shaking this city. Last night the great revival
meeting at Foundry Church was truly wonder.
fol. Over five hundred persons have been at
the altar, seeking religion. Men who have not
attended church for thirty years are now at
these services day and night. Several rr1mi.
nont business men have been converted and
entire families havo surrounded the altar
Among tho converts arc large numbers Of
young men. The interest has becomc so IN.
tense tha. tho stay Of the young evangelist will
be prolonged.
National Republican., 1878-09-26
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

For District notes sec third page.
For anuscments see secord page.
Miscellaneous matter OH third page
For Georgetown nows sec third page.
For court proceedings see third page.
Mr.. D. F. Queen, Of the st. James news
I:Hud, sends uss the. New York Clipper for tho
current week.
Father DeWulf the new assistant pastor
cf It. Peters Church Capitol Hill arrived
here yesterday.
Next Saturday will DO tho jewish New
Year, RCsh Hashannh. According to jewish
tradition, u Is tie anniversary Of the creation
OF the world
News frclu tue river front" auL the ar.
rivals and departures by canal ut Georgetown
will hereafter be found On tie third page, um-
der tie appropriate leading OF Commercial"
-Wagners Amateur Minstrels gave very
laughab!. performance last nj ght % aCCauluy's 5
hall, 20 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. 1t
wHs attended by 4 ls7se AID very a2preciative
Gudi,EcC.
A grand tournament for the benefit Of St.
JoscPb's Orphan Asylum will couIe off on Oc-
tOber 10, the details Of which are being ar.
ranged on Irard scale and will bc announced
ks soou rs fully completed.
A dead infant was found ut tho corner of
Fi::h and streets northwest by Young man
named John Council yesterday morning, ard
was taken to roliUo headquarters The coro.
Ger gave u certificate OF burial.
About eleven o'clock yesterday morning a
EIsI named Leonard johnson icll from q wagon
on o street, between Sixth aud seventh, and
broke his leg. Allcr receiving surgical attend
ance from DR.. Taylor, lie was taken to his
home, in Howard County, Nd.
-On account Of the delay In com petiuz
the improvements IN their ball,
Franklin Temperance Legion have pest.
pomcd their opening Musical aud literary
entertainment until Monday evening, S4p,cm.
bcr 80. They will picsont q programmes OF
rare excellence on that occasion.
A out eight o'clock yesterday morning
while Hr. Wash u. Williams, TIE wcll-kGVwn
auctionccr, was standing ia front Of his new
residence being erected on Sixth street, he
tween q and II northwest, brick fell from
the third story GEi struck him Uu the foot
inht"ting very painful wound, mutiiatiug
several toes.
Frederick Talent who was arrested last
Tucs'lty Uu charge of stealing u h0iso aud
watch from a man named Taylor, who lives IN
Maryland, was Urraiyncd In thu Police Court
yesterday. As the EOrS2 was not found IN this
city, til" court imposed u sentence Of thirty
days IN Jail for tie larceny Of the wa,cl..
Which was recovered at plwu.,hOp yu the
Avenue, where 1t lad been io.t by the de.
iILG.Lt.
National Republican., 1878-09-26

Yesterday afternoon, about one o'clock, a
small c"lor,d boy. named Charlc, Tho!uH., wss
found in IN uucou-cious condition, at the COR
ncr Of seventh aud streets northwest, by a
gentleman. The lad wGs tab eu t. the Chiidrun's
Hospital where he received medical aid. He
soon recovered, and stated that hu wa. subject
to epileptic fits, aud that he Vas attacked by
them yesterday. His parents, who reside In
East Washington, wvrL notified Of the occur.
renee, but Up to 4 lat, hour last evening L,.d
not called for him
National Republican., 1878-09-26
Real Estate Transfers.

James r. Wornlcy to Della Murphy fer
SLID, pLrts Of lots ) and u, square lOj; NJ.
Ashford ct a., trustees, to |. Z. Harding Tor
siHOO, lots y aud n, square G!- W. II. Gag
kins to ]. j. N"ouau for 500 parts Of lots 1
aud s. square l6 W. l.. Mason to j. r. Worm-
ley for $500 one.fourth undividod interest in
ono half of lot 3?, square 5l7; Mary d. Bid
do 70 Mary II. c, Baird for :, J6U2, part Of lot
u ,ub-liyisiJn. square 2l2 n. Adler to ]. L.
Blout for $1,000, part of lot -, square 3j!; G..
b. Church to l.. NJ Hutchinson ior ?!,500, lot
Il. square J-6 b. H. Warner tu ". L. l.. Ma
,yn for y9,7iU, lot 81, squire pot.
National Republican., 1878-09-26
Progress OF tho Strong Case.

Erpfress oN inc StrOnE Shse.
Tho trial Of the consolidated cases brought
by Samuel Strong against the District Of Co
lumbia was continued yesterday afternoon.
the court converting at two o'clock aud remain
ing In session until four p. m. Colonel Will
lam A. Cook was the only one on the part Of
counsel present. The audience was small, and
the public interest in tho case seems TO have
departed.
Before taking the stand Mr.. Strong drew
ffom his pocket paper, which he said be de-
sired TO read to the court. He stated that a
copy Of It had been furnished to Mr.. A. @.
Riddle, OF counsel for defense, and Mossrs.
W. A. Cook aud Euoch Totten, Of plaintiff s
counsel, September "a, 1878, on the morning
previous to the actual commencement Of the
trial. He then read the paper, which was as
follows:
A. a. RLf,y6, csJ. AfornIv for Distrit NJ COiumbf1
DEAR SIR Tho Honorable Judge having ruled
that my against the District o. Columbia shall
proceed without further delay, hereby give you
uOtce, the plaintiff In the suits, that desire to
rcscini aud revoke the stpu!ationS for their con.
inunEcc entered intO on the 1851 instant and thai
am wtllps and ready To proceed 10 trial " once
Respectfully, SAMUEL sTkoSi
The court ordered the paper to be flel, and
then the trial proceeded, the examination ot
Mr. Strong being continued.
National Republican., 1878-09-26
SonletllinE New.

Monsieur Lowno, the celebrated millinery
Griide of New York city, recently returned
there from Europe, WHITTIER he had been at
tending the various court openings. Mrs. J,
F. Palmer, No. llU7 + street, has procured tho
services Of the Monsieur, and ho is now en-.
gagged ut her establishment 10 preparing for
her grand fall and winter opening Of Partisan
millinery, soon to take place. The skill, taste,
and designs Of this gentleman are said to lie
uuapproachablo in their exquisite beauty.
National Republican., 1878-09-26
FALL srfLLs, - Iaut, TO order. EsuuGn
DrUs., corner 7th aud l. ftrults.
The Monument Con,n:.s,ou,

meeting OF the joint conuIIs.i,u Gu the
Washington Monun,u: WAS held yesterday nt
the Executive Mansion. There were ur,,"nt
President Hayes, Mr. W. W. Cortoruu, Colou,i
Casey, General Wight, assistant to the chief
Of engineers, L. :. A.; Architect Hill, and
Architect Clarke The plan for Strengthening
tho foundation of the LIonumeLt, prepared Ivy
CUlon.l CGsey, wTs read uLd d.cGssel Tho
question was raised wE,thcr under the act
any Of tho nlOLcy alGrOr rriatiUu made iur the
com plelion Of tbG muEUmcGl proper CAD be
expended on the base. II WIS T.. ciacl t" refer
the question 10 the Attorney -ttrneu.l ipr an
pIiniuu on tho subject. Another LleytIL4 viii
bu held next Saturday, when final ncllvu on
Colonel Cescy's report Is expected.
AUTUMN STYLr, II : 'uit5 to ordar Eisclsu
National Republican., 1878-09-26
Anusomonts and Excursions.

Cos!CuT--varic,y performance.
b"FnunIs areat show. Ninth aud strootI
NATIONAL TuEATRE.-Mr. r G. Banys In King
Iclu."
Steamer Mary Washington leaves seventh street
wharf 'r. Mount Vernon al ten a. IL, returning at
four r. m.
Forty miles fos ten cene The City Of AlezAn.
drIa leaves SevViIth street wharf at half past eleven
u. a.. returning at three +. IL.
fty miles for lfteon cents. Potomac Ferry Com
pany's excursions. Boat ieaves Seventh stgest
wharf at seyUn .. IL, returning at eleven ?. Il.
National Republican., 1878-09-26
The White sulphur eprines

A meeting Of the directors Of the Fauquler
White Sulphur Springs Company was held at
the National Hotel yesterday. Present-H. r.
Garden. president; General FitE Lee, Gov
ernor A. r. Shepherd, Captain A. D. Payne,
Hon. g. Chapman Neale, Bernard p Green.
and Thomas Smith, directors c. Z. r. Payne,
secretary, and William II. Hoffman. architect
Tho bylaws were read, amended, and adopted.
The trcaurer's report was referred to special
committee Of two directors. The executive
committee was directed, first, to contract for
the immediate building Of the basement story
Of the main hotel, and 70 proceed to collect
material, with q Wow to the completion Of the
building; second. to contract for an artesian
well to Supply tho hotels and cottages with
fresh water and third, to have IN analysis Of
tho sulphur water made by 0 competent
chemist The meeting adjourned subject TO
the call Of the president.
National Republican., 1878-09-26
New Advertisements.

National Theatre-F. c. Bangs
Base. .Rlll-NlutuL vs Unique.
Law school Of Columbia University OPENS Octn.
begp
T. ;. Bsrrum nov with George r Keen. "a Ninth
stree! northwest
New booLs-wIlliaia BallAntyue L Son. - sev.
suth s'rUrt northwest
Meeting Of stnckholdors OF Second Washington
CO-lpsntiyu Building Association.
Trustee sale Of lot o. Is and part Of lG in square
No. 6j3-B. II. Warner. RucIonOcr
National Republican., 1878-09-26
The JanitOr's Clock.

William Robinsou, the iauitor Of the Frank
lin School building. who hes done faithful
service for ton years, was arrested yesterday
moi ming on suspicion Of having stolen clock
which he was offering to sell at a secondhand
store on X street. In the Police Court the
clock was identified as one belonging 10 the
franklin building. Meanwhile the clock
which was supposed to have been stolen was
found in tho franklin building where Robin
son said it could be found, and "a this fully e.
tablished his innocence Robinson was di :
charged fun custody Cmd his clock returned
TO him.
National Republican., 1878-09-26

FoR upward of thirty years Mr. Wiu,Iow's
soothing syInp has been used for children. 1t
corrccts acidity Of the stomach relieves wind
collie, regulates tho bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrshga, whether arising from tecthing
or other causes. An old and well.tried remedy.
% Gents q bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-26
Tho Bon,ls of Love.

There was happy gathering Of friends last
night at the residence of Mr.. William T. War
then, on Seventh street northwest, a short dis
tance beyond the city limits, to witness tho
nuptials Of Mr.. Thomas f. Chidster aud Miss
Lizzie Z. Marshall, cousin of the host. Tie
parlors were throngod with ladies and gentle.
men, chiefly from the city, majority Of them
being young and intimate associates Of the
bride aud her sister, Miss Ida NJ. Marshall.
Rev. d. Elliott, rector Of the Church of the
Ascension, performed the marriage service.
The bride-s pretty brunette-was richly at
tired, dressed in excellent taste, and received
aatterlng compliments for the handsome ar-
pearance that she presented. At the conclusion
Of the ceremony aud reception the company
sljourned to the diung-room aud partook oil
the collation. which the host and his excellent
Lady had provided in the most liberal manner
The groom Is druggist in this city, aud the
wishes OF their friends that they may enjoy a
bright, prosperous, and happy future were the
honest words Of sincere aud loyal hearts.