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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-30
RAILROAD MEETING.

N holders Of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Company, held at the Court House, in Front
Royal. on Tuesday. the Srd day of April. 1877,
adopted .Rssolrsd. That the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Shenandoah Valley II.
in May. instead of the first Tuesday in April.
and at the CITY of Winchester. Va, instead of
Front Royal" In conformity Herewith. the
animal meeting of tho Shenandoah Valley Rail-
road Company will he held at the Hart Hotel"
winchester. Va. at l2 o'clock. on WEDNES-
pose of electing President and Board of Direc-
tors to serve the ensuing yea. and to attend TO
any other business that NAV como before the
meeting. JOSEPH T. WRIGHT.
Seq S. V. r. r. Company.
Anrilo 1s7e-At
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rrI II Great chance to make nIone -
"OLD. II you can't get gold you can gst
greeubscks. We need person in every toss io
take subscriptions for the largest. cheapest shd
best llustratcd family publication in the World
Any one can become = suceCssful agent. The most
elegant works of art given free TO subseTtbeTs.-
The price is so low that almost every bod sub
scribes. One agent reports making sser $3.50 10 .
week. lady agent reports TskinE over 4OO sub
fast You can devote a II your time to the bust
ess, only your spare time You need not be
away from home over night. You cen do II az
well as others. Full particular, directions and
terms free. EleRsntHOd expensive Outht free. ~
you want profitable work send US your addTessst
once. IT costs nothing to try the business. No
one Who engages fails to make great pay. Ad"
dress 1.-THE Peoples Journal" Portland. Maine.
AncuIt7 lS71-lY.
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TO STOCK RAISERs.

THE undersiRned having considerable expert
i in the geIding Of stock, ofIers his profss-
sionaI services - the Stock Raisers OF Jsfisr'cn
and adjrnng COuo ties prom ising care IN the 81
ecution of work entrusted to him W III also give
attention to diseases in horses. Also. has patent
Anti-Rooter. which he will apply oHogs. Letters
addi Duffield's Depot OF Cha rissio-
will receive prompt attention Terms rs.son.hls.
Feb 10, 1877. JOHN ". sCHAEFFER.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

the Coll.eiion Of Accounts, X c., has eoneiudsd
to devote principally 10 the duties Of gen
eral Collector, and invites the sttsntiOB Of Aer
chants and Business mon generally TO the het.-
Prompt and energetic efforts my part viii be
given the Collection Of ali claims placed 10 my
Snud, A. w. CRAmER.
Ch.rIo,tovn .Jeaersou Co., w. Va.
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Valuable Property
yzsA IN zGHARLESToWN
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

rINHE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on tbs cor
i ner of Congress end Water streets in Charies-
tow, lie for sate low and upon easy terms. II 10 .
Brick House, with Fame Wing under new Roof.
containing Nine Rooms and Kitchen, and best
Cellar in town. The other improvements on the
io.are7a Stable. capacity for four horses md two
eows;1a Cutting Room, Corn House. Carriage
House and Hog Pen-all under one Roof; o Brick
Smoke House. and a large and Excellent cistern.
Coninfodious Stable and Wood Yard. Choice
Fruit Trees upon tho premises. consulting Of df:
teen PEACH TREES. bestvaIieties; four APPLE
Dwarf.nnd extr. o.riy June Apples; Goossbsr-
ries, Currants; six Green Gage and two Siberian
Crab Apple Trees-white and allow No. Hart
cherry Tree. two Morello do; Hope. Asparagus
andIasgs Hot Bed. The Garden Lot Of 5 acre
rich and productive. reN.r-
Porches to Brick Structure and to the Wing
all In good repair. The lot under good fenes, CON
tains of acre. 800
Thi: property Is fully worth 200. but will be
sold at a much lower 6gure. on renewable terms.
Sp.eial inducements to q cash purchaser.
N.B.-H not sold previously, the above property
will be rented from tho LIST of April next.
80 JOSEPH 81. EASTERDAY.
February 10, 1878.
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Fire Insurance Agency.
Representing SIC, 1000, cog.

KTNA, of Hartford. s.
CONTINENTAL, of New York.
PEABODY, of Wheeling.
DRoMPT attention given TO Fire Insurance.
I business in jefferson and adjoining Counties.
r A.ALEXANDER.
July IT. ls17-f Geur Ins. Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
JOHN NJ. CoTLE 6 CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
ScHARLEsToWN, W. VA.

Dur and Sell Real Estate, in town and country.
N Prompt attention given to all business placed
In their hands. Titles examined and Conveyances
promptly prepared. -4 ....--.-- =
o. Bdsines 20 3tfansa cted in The Law Office Of
Frsnk SBeckwith, on Main street, nearly opposite
tne Carter House. a.lr = 5.a5l SOL s's
Februa ~ g.. lSIS-ly< r-se--as- .---
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M EcH A NIgcAb.
M e e ID a N TO a 10
Carpenter and Builder.
--rt-r JAMES w. Butt -.

I ayocation az Carpenter and Builder, and will
take orders for work nd execute the anne prompt
~ and satisfactorily His experience 10 sueh that
he can guarantee perfect Workmanship, and his
prices will compare fAvorabiy with the most
ressonable. Those desiring to build should give
him call.
April 90, 1873.
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April Is. ls7s-ly.
1tPIII IOs - p
RTMRI,HS

Twill nail (Free) the recipe for a simple Veg
BILE Balm that will remove TAN, REcKLEs. PIA
PLEs and BLoTcHEs. leaving the skin soft clear
beautiful; also instruct ions for prod ucing lux
ariant growth Of hair ON bald head or smooth
face. Addr.ss, inclosing 3 ct. stamp, Ben. Van
def Co. 20 Ann ST., N. Y. n2-6m.
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American E9Ote F.,
STANTON, VIRGINIA,
Change OF Management.
\. u. CARTMRLL. Proprietor.

THE management of this Hotel has changed
/ hands and is now being put in thorough re-
pair, bein remodeled and refurnishsd.
Situated near the Chesapeake Ohio Railroad
De pot and accessible to the business part of the
city will ma Ike il desirable for transient visitors
and especially for tho Travelling Commercia men,
It 10 we'll tia ted and delightfully."- cool in sum
mer which will ma Ike it pleasant resort for those
seeking com fort aud health.
n1- Terms will be moderate and special rates
will be m q de for Commercial men.
Omnibuss,s TO and from the Hotel Tree OF
charge o. Livery Stables attached to the Hotel
January 30, 1871.
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Who 'esale price. SIS. 90 per dcz; Half doz. so ;
Boys sizes ) II. 90 per dozen Half dozen $500; ;
Retail priee-Men'sl So each Boys IS each.
furni,h the same shirts. finished in the best
manner, for so ceuts each, additional Repre-
ser ted by the above cut Cuffs are made, Sleeves
crt, the Shirts can b. finished by any one compe-
tent n EIrn ght it 10 only nec essaTJ
the cuffs, put in the sleeves and sow up
the side seams.
GEO W. T. KEARsLEY.
September 10. 1876.
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WHITEWASHING.

DERSONS having Whitewashng to do will
/ find it to their interest to give me call
Moderate sized rooms washed ut from 40 to so
Stents. and larger ones 10 proportion. No ncces-
sity for removing carpets or furniture. as do
nv work without injury to either. Colored
Washing also done Mt reasonable rates.
MASON PEEDLETON.
Residence near the Colored Baptist Church.
Anril . 1875
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.
GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debility, PremhtuTe Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretiop, will for tho
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it. the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertiser experience
do 30 by addressing In perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Feb. IL. 1S1S-6m. ~ Cedar St. New York.
MEMS Youths and Boy,' Boots and Shoes, OF
W. good quality just received, bv
Nov. s.. GEO. ". r. KEARSLEY.
DRIME New Crop New Orleans Molasses, just
J. received and for sale by
Jan. Is. 1873. GEO. WI .KEARsLET.
INARLY Rose Potatoes. for sale bv
IL GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
March IL, 1878.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
Of that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
sufferers The means Of euro. To all who desire it,
be will send copy OF the prescription used, Gree
of chArge), With the directions for preparing and
usin g the same, which they will find a sure Cure
for CossUMPTIos, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, &c. Par
ties wishing the prescription. will please addrOIs,
E. A. WILSON. 1874 Penn ST., Williamsburgh, N.
Inn
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FoRN WANTED, on the E,r or shelled.
~ April 9, 1878. LiPPITT CO
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C.S7 R0 AGENTS profits per week. Will
@CI wv prove i. or forfeit $500. New arti-
dress W. d. CHlDEsTER. ZIG Fulton ST. New
York. fI2 6m.
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HOUSE-PAINTING, PAPERING. &c.

HOUSE-PAINTING, PAPERING. &c.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the pub
l. lie that he will execute promptly, in good
style and we'll,
HoUsE-PAINTING. PAPERING, GLAZING,
and all things pertaining 10 his arocation, npou
easy terms and reason able charges. Will re-Var-
nish Furniture, and for this purpose. il desired,
will go TO homes of patron. in town or country.
VIM. W. JOHNSON.
Charlestown, December II. lS77-1y.
IGHT & MITCHELL have their Accounts
IL ready for settlement and expect prompt at
tentiop. All accounts not settled by the let OF
February, (either by Note or Cash. WILDE placed
in the bands OF Officer.
Japusrys. 1878.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE

TTsIIREE good Sewing Machines-a Now Amer
lean and Domestic, (both new) and q slight
" used Grover s. Baker-either or all of them,
bSF Piue Lumber. Shingles. Pork. Beef Corn or
Flour. Apply at tho
SPIRIT OFFICE.
December II, lS77-tf
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DIANOS.-Re price 5000 only $3.50. Par
L Tor Organs. price 8 375 only SlO5. Paper FREQ
D.F. BEATTY, W ashin gtop, n. J. ap9-4w.
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nILES.-A certain and effec tual Tria
L box only soc. AddIess DR. PERCY, ogdens'
burgh. ".
November u, 1s77-Iy.
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TRANSPARENT TEACHING CARDS.
i Instruction and Amusement combined. Inn
portant to parents and teachers. % different ar
tistic designs. Tho entire pack sent free for IS
cts. currency or stamp. Van Delfnrd Co.. % Ann
ST., N. Y. fI2 6m.
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INEFFECTIVE: Or how to see heh ind yourself.
~ More fun in it than an thing in Christendom.
Write with = twenty five cent piece, and max
yoursolfh,,PPy. Addre''- novelty Co.. ogden'-
November 27, Is77-ly
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found the old styie of porous plasters, that of
slow action in brin cling relief Benson's Capcine
Porous Plaster relieves pain at once and cures
quickly. II mparts = sensation OF gentle and
stimulating warmth, and brings rest and comfort
to the sufferer.
Each genuine Beneon's Capcine Plaster has tho
word Capeine cut through the plaster. Take
other. ap9 Az.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
Mr.. RIGBY's LETTER.

The letter which Mr.. John Rigby lately addressed
70 Mr. l. c. Bruce OF the Turf Field aud Farm has
caused good deal OF comment among he leading
long range rhemen OF this city. They say that while
recognizing, as Mr.. Rgby does the desirabieness OF
keeping up the annual match for the Palma trophy,
shey do not see that any America could have
aiken course different from tho ore adopted; and
hat with respect TO the iuturs foreign raemen VIII
ind the marksmen hero always ready 10 meet them
even more than half way IN ievslling obstacles
aud bridging over dineaities. they say they cannot
ace why Mr. Rigoy should assume that those coming
10 America should experience - constantly decreas-
Ing chance OF success unless he Is willing TO acknowl
edse that American progress IN the ART OF rifle snoot-
Ing Tar exceeis the progress made IN all other coun-
tries The lovers OF the sport here ia TO see as Mr.
RRby does, that because America has "deieatsd all
romers in consecutive years, an interval must
sapse, and that probably moro tnan one year before
The receive such an Infusion OF ne blood
will encourage them to another attempt"
lhey say that 10 admit this idea would
be 70 admi, thai nearly all The crack shots in the
COUNTRIES represented by tho defeated teams have
been already vanquished and this, 10 said, would
teams have pushed the Americans closer tnau any
other competitors and believe that lresnd In spite
" her disadvantages resulting from the operation OF
told team good the one which last
July carried OF the Elcho Shield at W,mbIe-
to form part OF me new body. The American team
Of 1877, they claim. was composed Of business men
love they bear the manly sport, and in TINS respect
the English team had greatly the advantage tor Il was
maue up mostly OF men OF eisure whose means eu-
ab.ed them pront by the advice ana example OF Sir
Henry Haliord Mr. Rigoy's suggestion about alter
ing the conditions to have the match shot every
second year IN Europe would, II Is thought be pro-
ductivs OF no practical good IL would moi &c quite
lair, It Is urged, TO expect that any country
holding the Palma would send team and
The trophy together abroad IL IS suggested that
The foreign teams shoot on Their own ranges tnat
America the same, the results be ascertaiDed
by telegraph. This arrangement, II IS claimed
~ouid do away with much OF tue expense incurred
by conending teams and that II would only be neces
sary tor The competitors TO send one, or Two men at
most, to the range OF the others see that fair
records were kept As tor The Americans going over
TO Europe, is the opinion of those well acquainted
with tho II sufficient Inducements IN the
shape oil prize be offered tsam will soon and It's
way either TO London, or wherever else victory and
honor are TO De
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

Tho Deighborhood OF Fulton Market Is consider.
ably Interested in = waking match aganst time
whish will be attempted week from Tomorrow BY
Ar Charles A. Muliano, who Is employed as u beer
drawer by the drm OF Dorlon & Shafer Mniane is
seventeen old, American by birth, stands i've
feet and one-haf inches high and weighs 1855
pounds. He IL 1.-The build and has q very
easy gait He has Devoted himself 10 walking
tor no moro than year, yet he IL
already recog nixcd By many sporting characters
promising amateur. About month ago he walked
IRON the Battery to jerome Park, distance OF
IAN mies. IN 2h 404m. On returning from Jerome
PARK on the same day, he made the last mile
In 7m and SIS He proposes TO walk from
Peeksklll 10 the Battery eleven hours. The
route which he has chosen as follows:-The
Hudson River Railroad TO Spuyten Dpyvil Greek,
through jerome and Central avenues TO MacomUs
Dam Bridge thence through Eighth avsnuo TO Fifty
ninth street. through Fity-ninth street to Broadway
ana down Broadway TO lhs Battery.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06

fed from the first that this match was walk-over.
II would have been more satisfactory 70 the
public aud myself n Hughes had shown more speed
and endurance. wish that Vaughan, OF England-
the only man who ever put me to the Top o. my
speed-had been here and could then have shown
what is possible Tor mc 10 accomplish
O'Leary then returned 10 the track, being almost
carried by the enthusiastic spectators The medal
had design OF a psdesi walking at RAPID gait,
with the words Baila2h' inscribed arourd
the top. On other the inscription read, Pre-
sented 10 Daniel 'Leary the champion long distances
walker OF the world, by his friends OF New
York city October s. The medal was held In q
wreath OF laurel leaves and surmounted with sun
burst aud the words .'O'Leary Champion This
medal was the gift OF Alderman w. l.. Cole Byan 9.
Mcswyny, Shenf Bern lard Reilly J. r Farrell, ex-
sheriff James O'Brien. Edward l. Carey Harry Hill,
A. L. Costello. Commissioner Thomas Brennan, Dr.
Crea amer and Judge John Callahan.
O'Lcary, with his medal hanging on his breast,
then started At rapid gait ana Jhe people, crowding
in over Hughes, track made continuous lane round
the garden, through which he made triumphai
marcn. He ran the last two laps and lett The track
amid deaiening appisuse at III r. M, having
completed 4o3 miles while $40 miles were scored on
Hughes record.
The following 10 summary OF the walking done by
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
THE AMATEUR WALK.

There are about forty entries already for the
amateur hf,y mile walk that starts at one p. NJ.
on Monday. The referee, Mr.. W. b. Curtis. has pub
lished the following notice, which he requests all
contestants TO follow -
All entries for the walk do belong to
recognized amateur tbetic clue will be required bring
send to Giimore's Garden Monday morning at nine
O'Clock their records walkers and proof OF their
amateur standing Those who do not do this will
b. permitted 80 walk. II than
conveniently walk the track the manage ment
the right reject those whose they
chance OF winning All Interested parties having
pro.ests make against OF the entries make
the Gimore's Garden o'clock Monday
morning No protest will be received after that
There ten entries IL the twenty-lour hour pro-
fessona walk, which will be started at eleven O'Clock
Monday night.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
A REMEDY ERoM FRANCE.


nsw remedy tor yellow fever, and said TO be
very successful, has been recently received At tho
HERALD Office. Il is called In France. whence a
comes cAore p<ptto-mintraL The IolInwng letter
will explain the circumstances OF Its arrival:-
CONSULATE or rnK UNITED STATES,
To THE Bprron or rux HEHALD;
sa.I W.. sslsa qDon r.. day. ago By NJ; e Belief.
s,.ss who .'sa s. prepares @o, ,nsy %sSiss
laid Ssfor. me se,.isi certificate: %edssl %sa
mem, MN n respect s ssa ss q
aug q mi. co%posns 20 ss~ sa
town IN the south where the yellow iev.r raging and
might think proper . -, ,u.. -
and sns es3saes si" +. pradssss d
een,ra.ed vc.ssabe eno.oa ma ,hseioe re- wiiags an.
10 send ., ~
have tansn ah .as wny ste ne" soe ~
s1 aeo.sd s o. sass and requc. that you viii sinds
sasm y.uT 's n v ns 10 tho %
closed lot Of printed eircuar showing the mode OF treat
win q course. give M gsret pleasure 70 ne.. the
present yellow fever epidemic
sm. air. very respectfully yogt eseaieas wa seryant
United states Vice consul, Havrc.
her. has TO the goods 70 New YORK
tree OF charge.
General Merritt. Collector OF the Pori, has kindly
given Tree permit 10 pass tho cases, and Mr. Ward
Lydecker, Custom House broker has arranged Tor the
HERALD TO deliver them TO tns Howard Association
IN New Oflas free OF all expense Thoy will be ior-
warded on Monday.
There are two din ercnt bottles OF the compound 10
be used by each patent Tue one bearing wnne
label contains tho Vegstable Compound" and rs TO
be taken internally. The other bottle, with q RED
label. contains the Con centraed Rnervesc Chic
Toid,n and is Tor extefsa use
RKxEDy.
The mode OF using this compound ~ cholera or ye-
low lever whatever be tue IptenseBess OF these dis
eases, ~ AZ 1oiiows:-As soon as the symptoms Of
the above diseases are discovered the chest and
stomach must be rubbed with pure ohiorod dip a
piece vi linen In pure cblorod place On The NECK. dip
also napkin In the same anu wrap ths stomach and
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
THE LOAN EXHIBITION.

PREPARATIONS FOR THR LvENr NEARLY CuM-
PLETED-A GRAND DIsrLAY ExPEcTED-THR
COMMITTEES.
Preparations for the forthcoming opening on tho
10Th of the month OF tho second loan exhibition In
behalf Of the Society OF Decorative Art at tho Academy
OF Design arc well under way. For y week or
more the various committees have been busy re-
ceiving and classifying the exhibits, which con
sst of curious tapestries paintings, potteriss porce
ia,ns, portraits, antique gems and large display
Of oriental work. The picture committee mako
the,r nual report tomorrow (Monday) and will no
DOUBT secure the best works 10 which this and
cities ca lay claim representing the many valuable
private galleries OF the contents OF which the general
public know little or nothing. Somo of Mr.. Wander
bilt,s recent mpor have been promised which
with very admirable display o old American portraits
and other paintings from tha Belmont, Stewart and
Astor collections will make unusually costly
selection. Mr. William e. Prime has placed bis whole
COLLECTION oil ceramics ~ the disposal OF The Commt.
teo on European Potteries and Porcelains, and the
yems iaus, mosaics, laces and other textiles have
be en- very critically chosen from u large number OF
ordinary articles which have been offered great
proiusion. Tho nignt preceding Inc general opening
spring everything will be IN order and all the
articles catalogusd, us arrangements anticipating
possible confusion have been carefully nude The
exhibition viii last six weeks during which tmc q
Dudley warner on Egyptian Ars" William n. Grlfns
on "JapaDese Art General d. Cssnola on s.Anccnt
Greek Arr Jonn L. Hay on "IapesIriss,', William
O. Prime on s.Potter,es' and Charles q Perkins on
..Amorican Art In the Future"
f,tIn Inn M
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
CHATTANOOGA SENDS ABROAD AN UNFAvoR-
ABLE REPORT THE RELIEF COMMITTEE


CHATTANOOGA SENDS ABROAD AN UNFAvoR-
ABLE REPORT THE RELIEF COMMITTEE
MAKE AN APPEAL TO TIE COUNTRY.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct s, 1878
DR.. vandeman, Registrar, reports that for the
twenty Jour hours enung At tour 7. N. there were
two deaths from yellow fever, both coored, and
twenty oue new cases. fourteen Of whom coiored.
The Relief Committee Of this city issued the fol-
loving appeal
Ills committee has finally and reluctantly been
PEELED 60 call the country tor aid. For time ChsttA
nooga immunit, from yellow fever and devoted
the dis and accompanying panic and suspension
the contributions Of the city and cilinens, With
aid from the government and such unsocited
contributions might 90 received would suffice We have
nothing with tho uiorinxs OF brethren p
Southwest the lever not deadly formerly;
AID 70 destitute daily growing louder We and
now only fsw DAYS mouey and supplies ahead, and
demsuds treasurer and the quSrtermHser
constantly increasing. Money should be to the
surer We have ample banking facilities. and may
be in any most convenient 10 the senders
Supplies should be consigned to tue quarterm
would vie such thoroughly recommended to
with by telegraph and would request
socxtons and similar bodies throughout the country that
skilled female their disposal
telegraph as once The stsness OF
this hardly last many weeks and promps action will
he doubly seceptAb
r. b. SINS President Board Of Health aud Medical
f. NJ WIGHT, City Physician,
K. A. JAMES. Vice Chairman.
j. T. HILL. Secretary, lCitisens Relief
CHAS ID. McGUFFEl. Treasurer Committee.
Gao. b. PARKINSON. .Quartsrinaster.
The New York herald., 1878-10-06
SEVERELY CLUBBrD.

Patrick Hughes, my years old, OF No. es North
First street. Williamsburg, while visit to Edward
McGoldrick at No. 50 west Third street, last night
quarrcled With his host aud was badly dubbed IN
consequence An ugly triangular cut in the forehead
four inches Ia length was 50 serious an injury that
Mc Golurick was locked up 10 await the result thougn
Hughes totally refused " mako complaint against
him.