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WARRINGTON, u. e., jan. a7.-Tho Demo-
cratic joint caticua called for Tonight was q
fai,u.c. With the southcrn Senators OPPOSING
tho payment ot the War clatms In ''cbair It did
uos seem just the time to take up tho
question at raucus. The attendance WAS light.
It was not dccmed best to take up
my political question, but these were put oTer
until next Monday ptcht- Tic California men
presented the Chinese question, atld tic caucus
resolved to favor rcrressire tncssufcs. Thcfo
were Acattcrng remarks about. france, but
nnthing OF Importance uas said or done.
THE cI1lSEsn QCEsr1as
=" the Hfsttrn Assoetattd Pms.
WAsitIsaroa, u. e., Jau. IA Joint Darl1o-
cratic eaucus uf Senators nnd Representatives
wus held In the hull nf The fIou*e Of ltepstsent.
atfvcs tonight. s!r. blackburn presiding. Tho
PRINCIPAL object Of the caucus WAS 10 take action
on tlIc questioned Chinese Immigration.
Mr.. .Wtggtnton offered two resolutions, tho
first declaring that Chlncso Immigration should
lte restricted, uni In favor Of the modification
Of thu Bur'lngame. t:caty In accorlaaco With
lllA design; mud tho secuut. urging tho passage
Of ,l!o Bit reported trem shs Gomm!ttss on Ed.
prohibits the landiD9 IN tho United sIatcs Of
rlore than nfteen MongutfAus by anv one vess1i.
Ihs resolutions wcrca doutcd Without s!iyts-
lon.
Representative Ewing offered q resolution
calling fur tho unlimited cotuage OF tlie ula ST.
ycr doi1ar. ns,.l substitution Of gEcenbacxs for
National bank notea.
Mr.. Mtiia oilarcd an amendment among other
things Il, favor OF m income tax. ThG subject
was deferred for action at future CAUCUS.
4 greater part OF tic session was devoted TO
the consideration OF proposition to repeal
Srcs. t.0, 8al, mil 81, Revised Statutes, ralA-
tiyu 10 tic iroEl-clad oath now aduInlstcrcd 70
Grand Atal Petit ,1nrors.
Owng to thn slim etscndRnco tot over scven-
ty.lvc l~tuc proacnt), 4 resolution was adopted
Arfetrlng action VII tht. several questions cot
sIdercu until Monday cycntnG next.
, 1879-01-28
WAR CLAIMS.
WHAT MITCHELL WANTS.

8ptta17 N tbd1tA i" 1aS 1F533Ns.
WARRINGTON, D. G., Jan. 27.-These was IN
tnscrestlpx discussion tu thu Senate this alter
noon on the cotton elaitus OF Warren Mitchell,
amounting to el23,e92 which has beep tn years
past Ecjectod By Congress, By the Court Vi
Claims, and By tic Supreme Court He claims
to haEa oeeu loyal citizen OF tbs United States,
but admts that whlla within the Confederate
lines be was sub.coutFsrtor for supplying the
, 1879-01-28
FINANCIAL.
ILLINOIS
& SAVINGS
BANK

Tnta Bank. I. II. nan,n implies has Two Departments
Or nF3nchca Of business:
rIftsT-sArtSNS nErAnrMETr-1n which esn
rrcrv Cd drroslta nf limited 4snouns upon which II.
trres = ratio T." p-f cent pc! annun y ps n accoFd"
aKCUNf>-TRtisT DKrARTMENT-tn which 4 re-
eclvfs cash dertts rcpafabIc On day1 hntics % r.
paid such daPttA can he kept n current aeeo"nt' OF
1TTAKEB CIARuK of entatea or Investnents for
corosxtong or lnLrldaIs coeettos rents md Inter"
eat. md Ing taxca. etc.
IT MhKKA INVESTMENTS bY loans on farms or
other real estate. - parties may dchir.
IT ACTS A TRUsTkE fer bonds Issued on railroad.
real estate, and OF her eeruffty.
.fT.TAKEs FusaEsHiOS under mosseaRo or trust
fss until settlement Is made It Il soId for benefit vt
parties Interested.
IT ACTS AZ 1tAEA1EK for the cxnert Of ware
hnsCs Asunx receipts Tor thu Rrh9n and other ryp.
esy received soF. and becomes fe1punsfbf for slc
proper delivery OF Tho same.
IN RMURT. it js prepared to take charge Of either
personal reAi property. whch for any ftason The
rastlf1 IN tpteftst mar prefer TO haTd managed "
dt8tntertattd party.
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~ IN VWl4f7& At10EtN4A F7{S.
WAsH1xoroa, D. C., Jan. 37.-Tha following
arc the main pofnts Of Secretary shesmsn'a COM
nuu!cattou to tho Benats In regard to The Now
York Cuslom. tlouse uonainatioas:
The Secretary statcs that hc having tbs hearty
support Of tAu President In the measure for a.
temptcd reforms III thu customs seTvlce 9enes-
ally, notably Ut New York, 1t appeared tlst for
series of years itmu 1879 tho rsc<ipts from.
customs 1t that port has coustautlY, ,dQaloisned,
uhIla tho expenditures hayc, With tho exception
Of but slpgle year, sseadily increased.
FIrsl-The report OF the Jay CoUWiasion
showed tha number OF employsa In tue Nsw
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York Custon1- House could be reduced ~ pr
cent This reduction was opposed by Collector
Arthur, who states tint reduction of mora
than IL per cent could not he made In dull ttmcs
without injury to the efficiency Of tho system
and to business OF merchants. Sotwthstanl.
ing this opposition, tho reduction wac Sub
stantaliY carried Into effect ty my order,
making
, 1879-01-28
WASHINGTON.
Interesting Phase Of the
Hayes-Conkling Un-
p|eaeantness.
The Senate Votes to Make
the Fight Open and
Public.
All Papers to Be Published
tor General Inf0rmn-
tfOn.
Sherman's Bill Of Particulars
Against Arthur's Admin
fstratfon.
Ben Hill AZ tho Opponent of
All Southern War
Claims.
A Communist Measure Ftattened
Out Badly in the
House.
Tclegraphfc Witnesses In the Cipher
Branch OF the Potter In-
vestfgatfon.
Democratic Discovery Of Supposed Mara's
Nest-E1planatory Facts Spoil
the Find.
TIE OFFICES.
Tclegraphfc Witnesses In the Cipher
Branch OF the Potter In-
vestfgatfon.
Democratic Discovery Of Supposed Mares
Nest-E1planatory Facts Spoil
the Find.
TIE OFFICES.
THE Nkw yoRK KoAiNATIoNs.

WASHINGTON, u. T., jan. 3f.-lho executive
session today VIE chiefly devoted to The rcasl-
ing OF AEthur's reply to Secretary Sherman.
C0nkflnE coatentcd hllasclf with making D
formal report Of the action Of his Committee,
which WAS adverse In The cnses Of Merritt for
Collector and Burt for Naral 0tflrer, but
In tho cnsc Grn1aD, nominated for
Surveyor in place Of Merritt, as this was the
tilling Of vacancy, the Committee reported In
favor Of confirmation. III the cases ot Arthur
at.d Cornell, Mr.. Conkfin9 snii thu Committee,
after careful consideration, lad decided that no
good rcaBons existed nndor proper ClYll-2crytco
rules f.r their removal, Hc acpt Arthur'8
defense agutnat the scc.ctnry's charges to
The desl,, a,,d asked to hayo It read.
At lie conclusion of tile reading Htr, Cooktjoe
did mt moyo to take ouy further stems, Us Ee
was doubtless satisfied that tu casc he proposed
artton objections would carry thc matter over,
Thc ytcr.prcaldent then submitted q letter
from Secretary sherman asking to have
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SEALED PROPOSALS


CLERE'a 0PTiGR Board or COMMISSIONERS \
WllHRLihO, ArFil IS, 1879.
sealed Proposals. viii beFeeeVed At this OCs, until
NAY y, q J? o'clock noon, fur the following work 90
hISt plyidon ''GreEVllle, CllnlOn and Potomac
kead $50 cubic yards Of matchmaking.
"Ht!of RoAd" from 6lennG Run 10 Short Creek,
second Division, 80 cubic yards bridge lnaSonry,
second ellsl and s0lGuOc yards earth excavation.
VISION and below al Tun, 100 cubic yards maeadl.
mixing.
valley Grove and Middle wheeling Gre Ro,dU
LOO cubic yards sulVert masonry aud 6OOO cubic
Second Division 0wheCliug, West Liberty and Beth.
any IlnPsel near Brooke county line,-S0O cubic
"WsAi Union and Ronsy's Point Roud,n beyond
Middle Wheeling Geot, 80 cubic yards naSSiSa.
"pSnInttlla Road" extension through Fultop,-2s
cubic yards CulVert masonry, 5000 cubic yards lnR
t0g cubic yards sandstone paving, hand.paekel, Rnd
6SD cubic yards maeadamiEihg.
"AseIlng House HIll lsOid"-SSo cubic yards Of
nlcadamiIlnE.
elm Grove Roadn (Caliweli's Run)-S,oOO cubic
yards excavation and cubic yards euivert masonry,
MaradamlElng to eOnslSt Of the beat quality hard
Limestone, broken 70 a s'laeh gauge.
bridge aud eulyOt masonry " 10 laid dry.
ruling VIII DO measured In excavation from which
II % taken.
Bids must b by The cubic yard for maraaaml1lnr.
sand'tone paving, EARTH loose rock, solid rock and
IhS 64 for excavation to cover all cost Of clubbing
specified above.
The quantities above given are approximate and
liable 70 change upon hnIl locations,
The Board d Commissioners Faerye the right I,
reject any or al bids.
VIC. sAtTir, Engineer. apis
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The following hints concerning the use
OF tea may prove useful:
/. whosoeyer uses ted should do it in
great moderation. :,
9. It should form part OF the meal, but
never be taken before eating, or between
meals, or on an empty stomach, as Is too
frequently done.
5. The best time to take tea Is alter q
hearty meal.
4 those who suffer with weak nerves
should never take 1t at all.
S. Those who are troubled with inability
IN sleep nights should not use tea, or, II
thew do, takei only In the morning.
6. Brain.woFkers should mover goad on
their brains TO overworE on tho stimulus
OF tea
use lea.
should not use tea.
o. Pea should not be drunk very strong,
10. 1t is better with considerable milk
and sugar.
il, lis use should at once be abandoned
when harm comes from 1t.
l9. Multitudes Of diseases come from thu
excessive use Of tea, and for this reason
th0se who cannot use II without going L
excess should net use It at all.
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Barnesyllle Enterprise
In the last ten days the season has made
a wonderful advance. All the fruit trees
have come into leaf, and the plum and
pear trees are covered with abundance OF
bloom. The peach buds were entirely
killed and there are no blossoms at all.
The apples are not in bloom yet, but
promise well. Unless an pnimely frost
or cold snap comes later in the season,
good crops Of all kinds Of fruit except
peaches and early cherries may be expect
cd. The strawberries are not in blossom
yet, but tho outlook is quite promising.
For week or more we have had very
favorable weather, and nothing was need
ed except tho rain OF Monday to make the
season all that could BIO desired. The
wheat crop was not In very good conli-
ton, but comes out finely under
the warm spring weather. So also does
the grass, and 1t Is probable that all the
uniayorable conditions OF the backward
spring have been overcome, and the grass
and wheat are in nearly as good condition
Is usual Of this time Of the year. Within
the past two weeks, good deal Of ground
has been plowed, and the spring crops
have been partially planted, while farmers
are quite busy preparing for other plant
ing operations. Garden making has gen
Ierally been attended to, and tho finishing
touches were put on Monday morning b!
| tho planting Of tomatoes and cabbag'
plants, Take 1t all in MI, the season
though late, is promising, and the plucl
and industry ofthe farmers will make u
all that has been lost by the lateness 9th
season. The prospect, all things consider
ed, is quite as favorable as usual at thi
time OF year.
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RanaEay ON the BellaIre d Southwest.
aRn AAIIrnnn.

RunaEay ON the Bellalre d southwest.
srR RaiIDOaq.
Bellaire Independent.
On Tuesday forenoon Mr.. Moran, the
boss of the gravel train on the Bellaire &
Southwestern Railroad, when out near the
summit beyond Duniee's, wanted to move
the rear car, which was about half loaded
with gravel, a little way. He thought he
would cut 1t loose and shove it back by
hand and thus save the engineer trouble.
The coupling pin was taken out and the
car was put in motion, when II reached
the place where Moran wanted the gravel
thrown off he ordered 1t stopped, the man
on the oar gave tho brake terrible
wrench, breaking 1t. The car continued
to move at an increasing rate Of speed,
and Moran's frantic yells to stop it
did not in the least diminish its in
creasing speed. The road falls rapidly
from that point toward the river, and
tho oar was soqn rushing down the
grade at tremendous rate. Three Of the
men jumped off; one OF them sprained
his knee badly, another's face was con-
siderably bruised, aud the third bit his
tongue nearly off when he struck the
ground; the other men stuck to the car,
thinking it safer than jumping, and mer.
ry ride they had for shert distance OF
about eight miles, as the car did not
stop until it reached the rising grade at
Futhey's. The car was in no way injured
though its staying on the track while 90.
ing with such frightful velocity is con.
sidered remarkable. For time it SEEM
ed to travel at the rate OF mile or more a
minute, and it makes one shudder to think
Of the results had 1t happened to meet the
passenger train going West while it was
rushing down the grade. This must be
the result Of Ignorance or carelessness, or
both; and the person TO blame is the per.
son to receive well merited discharge,
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W. u. 4ALLrR, AlcIIonSt
TRuSTEE,S SALE,

BY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made BY John schuek.
man and Louisa Schucknan his wife, 10 me a TTIs.
Tee, dated May I, 1878, recorded 10 The Office OF the
Clerkot the County Court Of Ohio county West ViT-
gRA, In DeeiOt Trust Book No. IS page SO, VIII on
SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF MAY, 1870,
commencing at 10 oCl ok a. m sell a. the front door
Of thu Court House Of said county the following 40.
bTihed property, that to say: part OF the ot or
parcel q gFpRd numbered as lot Nd 49, on lid eaSt
da Of Market Iteot between Twenty .hth street and
IwonlYSixth street, In the Sixth Ward Of the city Of
wheeling bounded and described rs follows w; Be
Cunning ten lest IRON the north side OF lot numbered
o and 10 tho centre Of the division wall between iSnC.
uents nunibercdA aud 8, and running thence south
10 leet more or less 10 the centre Of the division wall
between tenements aud Q, aud running back oi The
uniform width Of aid Ont 10 the alley 10 The raj 81
aid lot Tho Hpmben Of Slld tepeEentJ begin NTH
NO; on the north eoFdEF oil lot No ID, adIoiuinl
SAID lot No. % together With all and singular The In.
pIovotnenlH thereon, aud the heredtamenIA and up
PufienaneeA thereto belonging Title believed 70 II
good, but Will convey only such title Is & vested II
me by said Deed Of Trust,
TERNs-TEo hundred dollan 10 cash on day Of sals
the balance 10 two equal instAllmeuts al Ex arI
we've months, promtA0ry polos bearing iulefeS
tran Day q tlte 70 30 glVen lor tho deferred nv
Isati The ups 70 6e retained Until payment In iuil
z. B DovESIR, solcIlor, . 49, AMI
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EIGHT years Of the most Unprecedented
success ever known in the annals Of the
show business has convinced us that
honesty and trpthfulness are the best
principles to govern even . circus, and we
shall not depart from them by attempting
to nislead the public, but will be here
with the finest show ever exhibited In this
country on Saturday, May Sd.
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COLLINS
VOLTAGE ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs
Dyspepsia aud Indigestion.
Ague ana Liver Pains.
Bilious Colo.

Placed over the centre Of the nervous forces
the pit Of the stomach, CoMIEs' YoLr4Ic ELEc.
TRIO PLAsrEAs furnish the absorbents with
that marvellous yitalizing and restorative
agency, Electricity, united with the curative
proprieties Of our own fragrant Balsanis and
Pine. The amount Of Vitality they misuse
Y, wlth weak and parallyzedparts astonishing.
Bowels, perfect Digestion, cure Dyspepsia,
Bilious Colo, Cramps and Paint and prevent
Ague and Contagious Malarlal Diseases from
fastening themselves upon the system. For
Weak and Sore Lungs, Palpitation Of the
Heart Painful Kidneys, Rheumatism, Eeu.
ralgia and sciatiCa, they are the best re..:edy
in the world.
PRICE, rs CENTS,
BE sure that you have what Von nm u,i,,;r,
to pay for. Call for Collins VoIrA1c ELEc.
'RIc PLASTER. Sold by all Druggists.
NF&W a.| I
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TuE Bay City (Nlich.) Daily Tribune says
"Sells Brothers Great Seven Elephant
Show Is the bost travelling in the world"
And this sentiment is echoed from Maine
to Mexico-from the Atlantic to the Paci.
fic. Remember Saturday, May Sd, Is the
positive and unalterable date.
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8 N e e ZEl SN e EZ ]
SNEEZEl

Until your head seems ready to fly of, until
your nose and eyes discharge excessive guam.
until unfit for business or pleasure you mum.
Der yourself among the most afflicted Of NOR.
tails, destined TO suffer periodically the great.
est distress without relief or consolation.
Every draught, every breath OF air seems an
enemy In disguise. This Is Acute C1tMrrh
or Gold IN the Head. II arises from
constitutlonally weak or diseased nasal OF.
gans aud enieeblVd action OF the pores OF the
skin. In the permanent cure Of this distress
Ing trouble, SaniOrl'S Radical Cure Is never
falling specific. Instant relief follows the first
dose. Its use destroys that morbid sensitive.
ness TO atmospheric changes which predispos.
TO this disease, and Is sure to prevent
on attack Of Chronic Or Lucrative
CatRrFh.
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Mr.. william mutton.

Principal trick and somsrsault rider, one
OF the greatest living artists in his line OF
business, with the great London Circus
and International Allied Shows, which
exhibit here Thursday, May 18th.
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OTSEa Rakozy Bitter Waterisa natural
mineral water, bottled at the springs In
Hungary, and imported into the United
States IN large quantities. II contains
medicinal properties Of q high order, and
when taken In doses Of q wine.glassfnll In
the morning II will be found highly bene.
fetal In the cure Of female diseases,
dyspepsia, liver complaint and habituai
costiysness. For sale by all druggists.
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Wsussal gCntirnw.
NoTIcE-

To ALL WuoN II Mar CoNcERai
Application Eai male BY John z Rsklst and other
2 tlle Hoard Of Commissioner o. ~ AphltRTm ioE
the VI 40 additional voting pFeClne N
Washington District located IN the town 81 Fulton
y 10 objections afs hlel hnal action will n lad
MONDAY, MAY 9th, granting the prayer q the %.
BY order Of The Board d Commissioners,
ap29 CHARLES Il, DEfTER9. Clerk
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ABoston Physician says,- il
since | received so much relief from tho
use otit myself, after thorough trial OF the
usual remedies, have privately advised It's
use, and presume have sent to your store no
less than one hundred Of my patients for IL
Price, with improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions, 81. Sold by all Druggists,
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sangsr.s Nsnassrie, EheeI,pg,slsy lsth:
The Beeutifqr LAWRENCE slsteFs'at ciF:
Gus, May 18th.
Tae +1PolIer Melville at clFsas, Nay
The Tho nra,illan eentau. at Circus, Ma,
10 elephant. ComIns, Nay 18Th.
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TRUsTEE's SALE

ny vitusol deed Of trust made by John n. Miller,
Trgstee for Victoria Miller, wife Of the said John B.
husband, to me as Trustee, dated SepIeulber 2Sih.
1876 aud recorded In Deed Of Trust Book No. H. folio
26, u the land recorSOf Ohio county, West VIrginiH
VIII Oder for sale At the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, on
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION

From we'll known Druggist
GENtLEHEN-I am happy to inform you that
SANToRD's RADICAL CuRE is the hest remedy
for CatarrI | have ever sold. 1t gives MHiVeT.
Idl sati!fdetiOn Ihdre not found a case Ndii 1,
did not reliere Gtonec, and In many cases a cure
Is performed BY the use Of ono bottle, ItmuSt
soon lead oil others In the market. Please
send me anothersupply. -
Respectfully yours,
ANDREW LEE.
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FqsRE; !, peDGERs AND SMALL HAND
GO !S!hS INTELLlGIHcRR JOB Rooms, Nos. Is
aud y Fourteenth street. where You an IN aecommo.
dated at short notice. and al PrsSS . sut he tsS
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THE

lEGYPTIAN
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/ spose the redikels Nv the North will
raise howl agin this, but We don't keer.
We hev got poseshun Nv the Capitol, the
Northern Dimocrisy hev resoomed their
old posishun, and we can smile at their
protestashens. Ell We let the nigGers of
this easy they may consider it lucky.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty,
WICh WIZ Postmaster, and hopes to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-20
POLICE COrRr-.yudoe Sn
ALEXANDRIA.

ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.-COnsiderabl excite
ment was caused on the streets last night by
the report that man named A. A. Loomis had
known citizen. The police were at once In
formed, and at late hour arrested LOomis and
locked him up In the station house. He was
nasE Smith who
fined in jail for twelve months It is under
stood that an appeal will be taken. LOOMS Is
very respectfully connected In this city and has
heretofore borne good character, except as to
SINKING FUND.-The commissioners of the
sinking fund held meeting, last night, in con-
mittee, who had been invited to be present 1t
YVES resolved that q communication be sent to
the City council at its next meeting informing
them that the board had performed the duties
for which 1t had been created under the act of
1871. During its existence the board has re-
tired about 500, 600 Of the city debt. AS noted
on Wednesday, the finance committee Will, at
the next meeting OF council, offer an act revy-
ing the toard Of commissioners of the sinking
fund.
SHIP BUiLD1NG.-The managers Of the Ship
yard have been In correspondence with parties
al the north who propose to build one or more
cOasting schooners here. Although the final
arrangements have not yet been concluded, yet
our citizens will be pleased to learn that there
is a fair prospect that work will shortly be COM
menced at the ward On one schooner, with the
promise OF two more to follow.
DEATH OF AN OLD MAN.-James Prior, who
al Say yools Pdoo mas ocSn Coiofcu preacher,
died at his residence on Royal street, between
Princess and Oronoco streets, yesterday even
Ing. He was said to be ninety nine years OF
age, and was much respected among the people
OF bis race.
POLICE ITEMs.-Fred Olden, white. ar the
colored woman, Milly Motley, who claims to be
bis wife, were examined by the mayor this
morning, and were both sent to jail to await
the action of the grand jury at the october
term OF the corporation court. Gus. Bryant
and Dan. Cullen, for assaulting Patrick Henry,
were sent to the chain gang for Is days. Alfred
Johnson, colored, for an assault on Joseph
Mitchell, also coinred, was arrested by Officers
walker and l. and locked up.-[Gazette,
18th.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE DAsHAwAY TEMPERANCE CLUB held q
audience being In attendance: Mr.. John Berry,
president Of the organization, in the chair,
Addresses were made by Messrs. John T.
Mr.. Nyes address took the meeting by storm.
roll.
Personal---very.. 8 Fl. Howells, pastor OF the
from his summer vacation, and Will resume his
pulpit tomorrow.
ST. JOHNS ?. E. CHURCH.-The parish OF the
ABOVE church remains still without q rector.
Rev. Mr.. Hager, OF New York, Is occupying the
pulpit for the present
GKAIN:-Arrived. boat Samuel Reitzeu, with
$500 bushels OF wheat and 700 bushels of corn.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Offerings on Change
TO day AGO bushels OF wheat. with sales of 600
Dushes at s1.1a. The sale of $50 bushels at
FILA, and OF 500 bushels at Sill, after change,
is reported.