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THE EVENING STAR.
Sad Affair at n Camp Meeting.
THE SISTER OF THE PRESIDING ELDER BITTEN BY

C0PPRRHBAD.
Speclal correspondence of the Philadelphia
!.n'es, from Reading, August 21st, says. most
distressing affair took place this morning at the
camp meeting OF the Evangelical Association,
near sinking Springs. this county. Mrs Mary
aged 6S, a sister OF the Presiding Elder,
he'. - NJ. Saylor, was so badly bitten by q
copperhead snake, on the camp ground that
Sne was Drought to Reading In an unconscious
conalllon, and her life is despafred of Mrs
Delzel resides In Philadelphia, and several
weeks ago came TO Reading On a visit. One
week ago mrs DeitZel accompanied her brother
Rev Mr.. Saylor, to the large Camp meeting In
Kicks Grove, near Sinking SPRINGS Mr.
Deftzel had an apartment In the large family
tent or Mr.. Schnader. This morning NJ < 30 Mrs
DeitZel arose and went to the stove lust back of
the tent and reached down under the stove tn got
some kindling wood that had been placed there
to dry. When her left hand had been withdraw
from under the stove Mrs. Deftzel experienced
slight pain. She saw drop OF blood on the
top OF the knuckle OF the first finger of the ieft
hand. She thought probably a splinter had
pricked her or that wood mosquito or a spider
had Stung her. She paid no attention 10 IT, bal
as her hand and arm commenced swelling and
getting Stif she became alarmed An hour
after she had reached under the stove she made
her alarm known, and there was found unde-
the stove, Ia q coil, poisonous copperhaai
ment. The sinews OF the wrist became greatly
enlarged and the entire left arm was stiTeneG.
Or. Saylor sent TO the village and Administered
cCPi0Cs dfaughtS OF whisky to counteract the
poison. He also directed that the sufferer be
Wen wrapped in blankets and taken home.
where she could receive the best treatment and
comforts OF life. The whisky rendered ner
nearly all day
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WHAT EDISON Is Doing From commuuica-
tion just received from Mealo Park the writer
learns that steady progress is being made q
the solution OF the electric light problem The
cost OF the platinum alloy for the lamps has
burner VIII be even less than an ordlnary
gas-bracket. The standard meter for measuring
the electricity fed to the burners has been
improved; and Mr. Edison has perfected
wires from the generating stations to
the house OF the consumer. He is certain that
this generator cannot be improved. He shows
out In the electric current, and 50 is delivered
In the wire outside OF the machine Eight
ninths OF the current is used for the light. and
one-nfnth Is lost In the machine. His latest
experiments give seven gaS-jetS per horse
power, which he Is certain to increase To ten.
His later experiments bid fair to yield satisfac-
tory results, ard he is already willing to declare
1t SucceSS--t Ostreq0 Times
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED real
- HSTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER K STREET AND CONNECTICUT

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
slTSAEhR q &sD DHG 6SSSaHHRHfa
.gs z s; 9: an; s ssfe e
eoas ss Sf e. a Ct sas s. 9s
+ n ssa 2s
hera ct "a a. are ia and BY direction o, TIE
ssa psS O. auooa 70
his5est 6idaeT IL front Of tie pEs%sss, FRI
hs Real Esssts stps stsi II
the City OF Mashington Districs Of Columbia TO wit
nssih Is 6 at point
fee east a sad
and na ming wet
eighty tel and ten inches ss6 10 the soaf
square; thence northeasterly and at right angles
with said avenue. and &ong the line OF said lol
due north from the point Of beginning. and thsnce
due south to the point Of beginnng, together with
ieees and appurtenances to the same baongins. OF
In any WISE appertaining.
ssfeliows, viz: The sum Of twenty Thousand dol
lars il cash-a further sum of twenty Thousand dol
IS az q
sale for which the note OF the purchaser secured by
Ss tss seS shs
six n.Snths, for which the notes Of the purchaser
per apnum from the day Of sale, and secured by
DEED Of trust on the property sold shall be taken
of the purchaser at the time OF sale, and all convey
ancns shall be at the expense OF the purchaser; II
FIVE days from the day of SALE the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property the risk and cost
OF the defaultng purchaser after ten days notice
In the evening WI RfxsftEeI ,u.to..
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. jyl5-d&ds
"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, by
order OF Court, until the 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A. D., 1879, at the same hour and place.
WILL WILLIAM n I =; RHILdPa Trustees.
jy30. ,augl p IL, 18. sepS,S.9
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rHANCERY SALES.

b virtue Of decree Of the.suprems COURT AsA
OF the District Of Columbia, nassed in equity i:S
sale: atsqcton. in front Of the respective premises
r ;ss s g as1 in 81 sy
fronting On south street and aeorsia avenue be-
Is feet scuth asst corner of square running thence
e. nsRss 70
e1 aS o. G IL thence ao1s the
a'ona street to the beginning. unimoroved. ''''
On ay So &C. Rsr Fl 9
aense south isS fesr1 inch to p.9s Alley thence
shining. improved BY small frame house. e.e NO
Or the same day, at 6 80 o'clock p M 10. E. in
III the alley between oath and 18th strsets west and
and streets north, improved BY five two story
o. WEDNEsDAY. the Sd day Of September. A.
s = e nSaAt fN Ss
1888 235 and 237 1873 street southwsst.)
sue IA ss II Ss
south from northeast corner OF said square, thence
thence south 2t feet ch thence east ao sSs
southern line OF lot to 18th street. themes north %
s i ny ta5s
On THURSDAY. the An day Of September. 1879.
ds Of Of ss Ne s 81 ss
from northeast 't correr OF said lot and square /;
s - aes 70 the
subject to private alleys portion of sslne, ir,
proved bya twostory Brick House tNo TAG 9th
street northwest.)
On the same day, at 80 O'Clock IN. 10. No II,
In Htlls rub division OF square No. 4S5, improved
by three-story brick house, NO. Sll 9th street
northwest.)
On the same day, at 6 O'Clock pm, Part of Lot
No. II, In square No asa. beginning II street 20
feet west from northeast corner Of lot. running
thence west 70 feet, thence south los feet, thence
east 20 feet and thence north 1O3 feet to the begin
n1HR with the right OF way a nrivate alley in
rear. Improved by three-story brick house, mo
6l8 III street northwest.)
Terms Of sale Onefourth of the purchase money
IN cash, and the residue ia three equal instruments
at six, twelve and eighteen months with interest at
chas ers option. depoait of $3.50 will be required
on esch lot OR part OF lot on day Of sale. Convey
anClpH at purchasers cost.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustee
STEIGER LIEBERMANN. Auctioneers
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RAILROADS.

New YORK
AND TIN
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG QUEBEC, AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JgNE 80. 1879.
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. .......at S.06 An
Ana Arr1ve 1t LltsletOH.. TO pm
And Arrive ut Bethlehem ............at 745 pm
And Arrive at Twin Mt. House. at 765 pm.
And Arrive at Fabyans ................at8 g. 10 pm.
And Arrive at Profile House. 8. 10 pm.
And Arrive at Crawford House. ......... at 80 pm.
And Arrive at Quebec at 6. 80 am.
Take Sleeping Oar for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREpERIUKBBUR0 Rail-
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAHHIN0.
LIE ELIxIR the cnre fo- !,

VlVOPATHY LIFE ELIXIR, the cure for all,
lnclud1ng Consumption. Malarial and Hay
Feyers- Jeetmon1als received of many remarkable
cures ty Vivopathy-one Of the cure OF Hay Fever,
. case OF long standing; others also have bean
cured by VIvoPATHY LIFE ELIxIR ~
WASHINGTON, ID. O., August I'd 1879
This will testify that witnessed the complete cure
last yesr Of Hay Fever for Mr.. McFsdden who had
tor seventeen years. periodically suffered with the
disease The was effected In about ten DAYS by
rsntiy with great ease and complete certainty So
crest sufferer had Mr. McFadden been for many
to abanoon his je Velry business was cured by the
ELIXIR in WASHINGTON and has now re-established
personally know the facts. he. and I. and his
friends astonished and reloced that he at last
thif euro HENRY WEEKS,
Marble Building. 9Th st. and Pennsylyania ave.
Depot. .sIOTT Il OROMWELL'S. DREWS,
aaICKLIEG'S, MILBURN'S, Druggists. Office, 107
Sd ct. Sc, WASHINGTON. 8ugll -tau424
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THE KEMPKR COUNTY MCRDERs.-A telegram
20 the NY. Herald from Harrisburg, Pa, August
u, says that Mrs. Chisholm, widow OF Judge
Chisholm, who, with his son and daughter
was murdered In the prison OF kemper county,
Miss. In 1917, has arrived liz that city prepara-
tory for leaving for the scene OF the assassina-
tlon, TO appear against those charged with her
husDandS murder. The case was to have been
tried long since but Mrs. Chisholm requested
postponemelt, She has not much confidence
as TO obtaining verdict against the accused,
because OF the sentiment la Yazoo county She
says she has received number OF letters warn
ing her TO be very careful, as IL is the design to
murder her ana her son Clay, who is employed
as messenger under Governor Hoyt, and who
VIII 90 With her. She does not think they VIII
DO so. In view OF the fact that the attention OF
the whole nation will be attracted TO Kemper
county daring the trial, but they might perhaps
start tight In the crowded courtroom and
Degln shooung lndiscrfminately, taking care TO
use their revolyerS on her and her SON. The
trial has been set for Monda,', Sept. 1, and Mrs.
Chisholm. her son, and Gen. Stewart L. Wood
ford, OF New York, will leave Harrisburg on
Wednesday, the attn, going direct to De Kalb.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
pIAIE, Nc, 1916 STREET NORTH WE5r
Ing Cate the Goth day Of February. 1877, and rs!
recorded among the land records Of the Dis-&.
trict Of Columbia in Lber 842 folio 824 and at the
request OF the holder OF the note, WI sell at public
OF september, 1879. at O'Clock m. the west part
81 lot number IT, In square number So. situate ia
BEGINNING for the same at the northwest CO Of
said lot and running thence east. with the south
half inches thence south twenty-one feet; thence
eastt and halt inches; thence south sixty
eiPhty-two feet, with the east line of q tenfoot
alley to the place of beginr ing together with the
brick dwelling and premises.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash; balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at tue
rate of seven per cent deferred payments to be
occurred by deed Of trust on the property sold or
chaser will be required to pay 8lO9 cash at time OF
sale. All conveyancing at cost OF purchaser. Terms
aug2O. q. 30,sepl y. e. DOUGLASS, Trustee.
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H'RO9. E. WAGdAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRusTEEs' SALE OF uN1MpRovEp PROP
ERTY AND UNFINISHED BUILDINGS. TIE
LOTS FRONTING ON BOUNDARY. VER.
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a deed Of trust, dated March "a
18th 2sth, ls7s and recorded In Liber No s9o. f
folio SO. OF the land records of the District Of .4.
Columbia: and at the request of the party securad
thereby, the unds rsgned Trustees will sell at public
August Goth. 1879 at O'Clock p m, Lots 50 to 40,
rat Of Square sS0 as the same is recorded in Liber
J. II at folio 29l, OF the records in the Office Of
the Surveyor OF the District Of Columbia said sub
prior subdivision made by P. O. Riley OF the whole
of said Square. except Lots and "a. and recorded
records by which latter description they were con
veyed in said deed of trust.
unfinished condition.
Terms of sale: Onefourth cash; residue in six,
twelve eighteen and twenty four months, at six per
cent int rest secured to the Trustee
or all cash, at option of purchaser $50 deposit on
esch lot will be required when bid is accepted and
all oonveysncing and recording at cost Of the pur-
chaser II terms OF sale arc not complied with in five
days The Trustee reserves the right to resell at the
aug14d&ds THOS. X. WAG6AMAN, Trustee.
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THE Fatal ToAD-STooL KILLS Two CHILDREN.
The Pittsburg Chronicle or the 21st says: Yesber.
day morning two children OF VIM. Logan, a
farmer living on the Perrysville road, seven
miles from Allegheny, hamed Rebecca aged
four years, and Thomas. aged two, wandered
into the fields, where they both ate q lot OF
toad-Stools, under the impression they were
mushrooms. Both children were soon taken
physician they died from the effects OF the
poison yesterday. The children were sick only
two hours before death, and they expired at
about the same instant.
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FALSE ALARM.-Our San Francisco CORES
pondent writes: "a few days ago the senior
and announced that the church was fulI OF
bilIs.' The remark occaSioned profound SEN
Satlon and he was called upon to explain. lie
OF the parish were In the habit OF putting down
their names on the subscription list for mere
show. while they were never known TO put a
cent for the eXchequer or the Lord. When the
congregation found that the elders charges
dw1ndled down to SO trivial an affair as the
above order was at once restored and the choir
sang. 'Blest is the tie that binds ~ Vtrgiaia
(Ner.l Chronicle
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
T 7. CoLDwE1L, Real Estate Auctioneer.

I I. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
TATE on Third, BETWkRN Am 1f
STREETS SOUTHWEST
by virtue OF deed CT trust dated March Goth, fxsA
1871, ana recorded in I4tber No. $50 folio 81 TX
OF abe land records OF the District Of Colum. ~
on e n front Of the
O'Clock pm, that parcel OF land situate In Washins
ton, D. O., designated the south fifteen fest front
OF lot twenty seven by depth of lot In square num-
bered five hundred and thirty. eight
esbteen months, wit seven per ceEt interest. 375
at sale. Conveyancing at expense OF purchaser
Terms to he compiled with in ten days.
ateI-9,I3 Io.Ao.1S&zo Surviving Trustee.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auctloneerr.
VALgAg1E T., PROPERTY FRONTING ON
STREETS SOUTHEAST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated May 10Th, "a
u. 1874 and duly recorded in Liber No RI
7b9. folio No. 81. one OF the land records for-G
the District Of Columbia, and by direction Of the
party secured thereby. shall sell, at public anc
August 2sth, A, d. 1879, at O'Clock pm, ali that
piece or parcel Of land stu and being in the city
OF Warrington, District of Columbia and known
upon the ground plat or plan Of said city being
ne north tWentythree CID feet front by the depth
Terms of sale: 800 cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest
from day OF eale and secured by deed Of trust on
property sold, All conveyancing, &C., at purchas-
err cost $50 down on day of sale. and if terms of
day Of SALE the Trustee reserves the right to resell
tn. property at The risk and cost Of the defautng
anais-eod&ds JOHN H. oAsTELL, Trustee.
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SMALL Boy comes to the rescue OF the
local editors OF Cincinnati, who are op-
pressed with the dullness OF the times.
He puts into his mouth the head OF living rat
uesDake having twenty.one rattles and a but
tor. He closes his lips around the snakes
neck and holds him there fully ten seconds
He keeps three promising young rattlesnakes
In box with large airholes and travels on an
down On the box, this same small boy remarks,
"See here, stranger, there's rattlesnakes under
your coat tails" He does many other amusing
things.
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~ U T 1 . N

All persons are hereby cautioned not to BUY,
SEk E a. Or FEER AZ sRPA WATER
BOTTLES, marked either "R. A. Sham" palms
\ Green" s, Palmer.m"M: NJ, Whitney = Co.,"
an act OF Congress entitled IAN Act to protect the
manufacturers Of Mineral Water in the District Of
28th 1866. a description Of said Bottles has bsen
placed Oh file in the office Of the Clerk Of the Sn
by said act Of Cor gress.
SAM'L G. PALMER,
Depot, 81 Greene st.,
- Georgetown, D. O.
August 7tN, 1879 0u17-SP
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Y II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE Two
M0I1NT Or n aaaNWH ~ ~ 49, rhaAG' a

oBBy virtue Of deed of trust dated July Z. A,A
1910, anu duly recorded in Llber 1872 folio e:SS IA
l53 one OF the land records for the district -G..l
0. Coiqm Ola, and at the request Of tbs party So
cured, shall sell ct public auction, IN front OF tile
premises. on MONDAY, the 2bth day Of August, A.
u: 1e7s at 80 o'clock m. tha fo2wing describe,
g.. and known as and baing lots numbered seventy
three seventyfour seyenty,fy and ssEsnty-s;x, n
Iears outlet, since called Mount Pleasant, accord
iDg to subdivision made in October. 4. d 1865.
said lots fronting on Laurel avaoue, add rUuniag
southw.rdiy on and parallel with West avenue. to.
gether with the Improvements
Terms One fourth CASH balance in three euu,l
nstalln enIs in (6) twelve 40 and eghtesn IS)
months with interest at eight par cent per annam,
secured by deed of trust gu the property sold or
all cash. at the purchasers OPTION; $500 deposit at
time Ct ssle. Al cow. yancing and recording at
purchasers cost If terms Of sale TO. Complied
with in days the Trustee the rig 1t to
resell the property at risk and cost of defauitin9
purchaser after five days advertisement
augl3-eod&ds DAVID l. MORRISON, Trusae.
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LANGFELD AND Miss RoAcH-A telegram
TO the New York Sun from Philadelphia says
The story told by Jonah Laugfeld to the chief
CT police regarding his association with Miss
Layinfa Roach. who ended her life In the sound
on saturday night, proves to be Incorrect he
tnen said That he met her for the first time last
fan; that he knew very little OF her mode of
living: that he had hardly ever met her alone,
aid that he could not account for her rash
deed. The whole story Ia brief is tfis:-Mtss
Roach came here five years ago as maid to q
young married English couple At the house
where they boarded she wasled astray, and her
child is now In Camden. From that time her
course was downward. Langfeld met her last
fan al tie Maennerchor ball. Five months ago
SIZE visited England, aid on her return few
days ago, expected TO meet laughed at the
pier. He was not there but left a note She
took the train to Philadelphia, and Langfeid
met her at the depot. They drove OF in car
flage-where no one knows. This all happened
within the last two weeks. She was here four
days. On Friday she pawned pair OF diamond
earrings worth $50 for SIS, and on Saturday
morning went TO New York. In the afternoon
she took the boat for Boston and Jumped over
board. This story was told to Langreld to-day.
he did not deny 1t, but declined to say what
TOOK place between him and the girl In this city
VI week: Langfeld is very well known, and
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RALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THU GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK.
National Route and Short Line 20 the
North. NorthWest, West
and 0AnfhvvAet.

r.t Eas Hsst. .1S gBa4s s! y
and S0nthWest.
TO take 'h9ft szHVh%e' A MfH6 n 1s3s At Am
Sos m5atNeN Yori. .Philadelphis and Boston
stops i h snaS sS 5aas
ton q E Ridge and Mt Wnan
$50 am baltimore. Annapolis and way. lPied.
mont MOI ssasbn5g WINCHESTER Haserst0wn. Frede
500 Ga 1m.SfBa i n1ta and Laurel Express
s19 s%RGn. q Rosas ss1asburs
Bssi%Srs Express Parlor car to New York and
SIS 8 INST Louis. Chicago. Columbus and
GALLEY Br,Rch: except Sunday; T5re9Sh car e
s ss s1SsR' ss.1aaa Ann.po
Duo. G ssss sso2s St B. Ssns
12do p: m--Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott City
1!press Stops It f Laurel "'aoe'pna' ana Boston
a ass P m--f0n Sunday only Baltimore and Way
11press: Frederick, Va Relay: Stops at Annapolis
1876 p m-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers
sna apa WsK Station On Sunday
4:D p.m--fBalhmore, Annapolis and Way Sta
- ~ II 4S--Lkh1AAOG1Sd1As NOhEVLh AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except Sum
day. Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
boat at Stanton Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
ESQ p. m--Ront Of Rocks and Way Stations
200 p. m--fBaltmOre and Way Stations
e:1O p. m.-tBALTIMORE EXPRESS EuiooH
City v1a Relay.
sl5 p:m.-fGHIOAaO, COLUMBUS AND P1TTH
pittsburgh except Sunday
l0;l6 2: m:-fNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA
burg and Laurel Sleeping car to New York and
special sleeping car to PHILADELPHIA
II 90 p. INST Louis aud Cincinnati ExpreaA
Pullman Cars
Italy. tBunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday
All trains stop st Relay Station.
and nhio Tcket Once Wsskinstnn sat.tinn -
coz 6l9 and 1885 Pennsylvsnia ayenue where orders
s 1e soa IL he c SsTVed
Master Of Transportation.
L. n COLE, Garerrl Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ. General Aren't myl74r
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A GIRL SHoT.-Anna Laura Davenport, 16
years old. living With her parents In a farm
house opposite TO the entrance TO the aims
house grounds, near Paterson, ". j., on We'd
Desday evening was engaged IN busting man
that had been left there by her father. and the
weapon fell into a basket OF kindliDg wood and
was discharged. The bullet entered her abdo-
men. DR.. ii. c. Van GieSel says that there Is
little hope Of her recovery
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NEW YORK-BOTTEBDAM.

The hTst class steamers Of this line, ". A. SCHOL-
TENm"P: CALAND" ROTTERDAM" "SUH1E
DAN" n MAS" carrying the o. g. mail to the
Netherlands leaves Jersey City every alternate
&ednesday and Saturday. Csbin e65-e70; Inter:
Agts y South William st New York, FUNOH RDYA
&OO, ~ So. VIM. IT., Frsight Agts; l. ". NOR
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-SrKAMsHp
IN LINE BETwEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
s0UTHAMPToN AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this company viii sail every Sat
urday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street Hoboken
hates OF passage: From New York to Havre. Lon
don, southampton and Bremen, first caDin, S100
second cabin, $50; steerage, $50. For freight or
Psasaee apply to OElR1OHS 90. Bowling
Green, New York. W. @. METZKROTT b CO., 96
Pc. ave-, AGENTS for Warrington. oct1.1y
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HLYDE'6 NEW EXPRESS LINE
" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA ALEXANDRIA,, wASHIN6T

E0111AOA-2Ak y 1r11 A1I AANOnIAi " A6dINEfION
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting at Philadelp hia with Clyde's
Line for Boston, Providence, and the
New England States.
SAILING DAYS.
From MISUNDERSTANDING, ct 10 Am.
From Washington-MondAy, at IL am.
From GeorgetOWn-MondAy, at pm
Freight! received daily until pm. Through
bills OF laden given to Boston and Providence, ard
Eau R1ver ConsiRnees Wishing their goods landed
q Georeetown wharf win please have them marked
For fun information apply to ]. b. JOHNSON
Co, l202 street northwest and l2th street wharf,
Warrington, ID. O.; g. F. HYDE, SO Wates street.
9eo,Eetown. d. c.; WILLIAM p OL1DE & co.,
General Managers. II South WharTes. Philadel-
pniA mAr20-ly
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SHOWING How IT WAS DoNE-In Justice
Webbs Office at Passaic, " j., a very large
woman entered IN great excitement and asker
for warrant for the arrest OF grocer named
Barry for assault. she insisted upon showing
the justice how IL all happened. and, Jumping
upon him, she shook him Violently, tore his,
linen, and damned him into a corner. The
Justice recovered himself and granted the war
rant. While this was making q bystander
named Joseph A Rhodes was caught by the
irate woman, and repetition OF the scene with
the justice occurred. Thereupon the Justice
rejected, and the result OF his deliberations was
that ne dismissed the complaint against Barry
and fined the woman for contempt OF court.
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