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National Republican., 1881-10-27
Ornnge-BIossonas.

A pleasant gathering of friends and re-
latves was that at St. Matthew's Church last even
ing to witness the nuptals Of Mr. James d. Sheck-
els and Miss Margaret Il. Miller, daughter of Mr..
Francis Miller the Ninth street merchant, and
one Of North washingtons fairest bellies. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. John A. Roch-
ford, o. s. D., uncle of the BRIDE assisted by the
Rev. Father Boyle, pastor of ST Matthew's. and
Fathers Boland and Mccarthy. Becomingly robed
in white satin en- train the young bride presented
n beautiful picture. Six gentlemen ushers were
the only formal attendants A quiet and elegant
reception was held nfterwnrd at the residence oi
the brides parents, on l. street.
National Republican., 1881-10-27

The lob-rooms connected with THE REPUBLICAN
are now executing finer work than ever before
art can compare with It. See specimens be con.
WINGED, and leave your orders, for II quality oi
work Is consideration you cannot fail 10 be satis-
compete with us
National Republican., 1881-10-27
An Early Marriage.

The marriage of Miss Isabella Higgins
to Dr. W. s. Hardin occurred yesterday morning, at
nine o'clock, at the Calvary Baptist Church. In
spite of the early hour there was large gathering
OF the friends of the contracting parties. The
pulpit was very handsomely decorated with flowers.
After the ceremony, which was performed by the
pastor, Rev. Mr. Green, the bridal party left on
the limited express for tour North.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
The rlsh.Propngnting Ponds.

It has been necessary to let out the
water from the flsh-propagating ponds, owing to
the number of fish which have found their way
into the ponds from the river. 1t is supposed that
most of the fish were left in the ponds when the
water receded aftcr the flood last spring When
the ponds were emptied large number of GELS,
black bnss, and other fish were found. Only pOr-
ton of the carp placed in the ponds were found,
and Il Is thought that about onc-ffth OF the carp
were carried out when the high water receded.
The carp that remained averaged between five and
six pounds 1t Is the intention to restock the ponds
with new supply of carp, In order to insure the
breed remaining perfectly pure.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
buying them from Eiscmsn Bros, corner Seventh
Iron Bitters.
A TRUE TONIC

TRUE TONIC
IRON B1rrEns are highly recommended for all
Dfsedses requrinO certain and efficient tonic, es-
peciauy Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Ferer'
Wda Of appetite, Loss Of strength, Lack Of Enerey
&c Enrfches he Mood, strengthens Ae muscles, and
ofres neiO he 10 he nerves They act hke chdun on
he digestive organs. rcmopfng all dyspepttc symptoms
such as tasting the JoOd bciching, heat IN he stomach
heartburn, &c. The only Iron PREPARATION that ,ciu
not tdcten 9c teeth or gte headache Hrte for ne A
B Book 80 pages, amusing and usStd reading, sent
free.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Md.
wiIhon.'. Fever and Ague Tonic.
For Chils and Fsver and all Diseases caused BY ma
idrfdi poisoning Of he blood warranted cure Price
81. For sale bv all drnooists. TTh&s
Commercial Printing
4 specially at THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Job
Rooms.
The PrcaidcuCs Letter
To his mother written OIL his death bed facsimile
copy, can be procured at THE REPUBLICAN office.
Price, 10 cents.
"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in lSlb Ward" prints at Acc per 10.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; butermilk, DC.
per quart, and sweet milk DC. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-10-27

This famous company will open their
engagement at the National onINionday night with
Audran's bCautnil opera of "Oliyete" with
both prime dgnlle Miss Abbott and Miss Rosewald,
crowd the house. Tie sale of reserved seats be-
Gins this morning.
National Republican., 1881-10-27

We can subsantiate That our stock Of mems,
youths, and boys clothing is the most complete IN
every particular to be found In the District Else
mAn Bros, corner SnWrNth and u.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
.Specia[ QIoficee.
faJ-wAsHtNoToN TRAIN1No SCHOOL

R5J@ WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
k1S NURSES.
FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION OF 1ssl-'s2
Opening exercises will be held MONDAY EVEN.
street northwest Addresses will be dollvered By Dr
]. NJ Toner, Prof ]. s. Beale M. d., and President
]. q, yelling, of the Columbian University, The
public and all interested are cordially inyited 10 ~,
tend. For further Information apply TO Mrs. JANE
HIII, corner Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast; Mrs $. A. M. CANFIELD. Bureau OF Ed
ucation, or to ID. W. PRENTISS, NJ. d., Dean,
ocT-it 1924 Ninth street northwest.
n55ys THE NATIONAL FAIR. THE BALTI
~ more Oriole, and the yorktown Centennial
are things Of the past and pleased to inform
the public that the cheapest and best place to pur'
chase Trunks, Satchels, Travelling Bags, Harness,
Carriage Robes, Horse Blankets, &c, is ot -
JAS. s. TOPHAM'S,
II d25 Seventh str Get northwest.
National Republican., 1881-10-27

Inferior limitations frequently follow successful
inventions. This has been the case with the pat
ent LIEoLEUM floor cloth. Beyond all controversy
its durability and beauty are proven. When pur-
chasing look the back of the cloth for the word
"LISoLEUM." II is printed on every square yard
None other Is genuine. All carpet dealers keep 1t
National Republican., 1881-10-27
The TnnrI,t. and the Oncrn.IIonne.

Next Monday the jolly Mestayer, with
his company of inimitabe artists in the Tourists
in Pullman Car" the funniest Of all the modern
farce comedies, will open at the Opera House for
every night. They give a remarkably fine enter
tninmcnt.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
V,,u,n,n RepubI,cans.

The Virginia Republican Association
met at ST. Georges Hall last night, with Mr.. Will
lam Fenimore Cooper in the chair. Mr.. Lewis Il.
Payne. of Alexandria, was unanimously elected
secretary. The following gentlemen were ad-
mitted to membership: W. 7. Priddy, A. D. Hurl-
burt, Charles f. Ford, William d. Henry, Samuel
Young J. NJ. Ricks Alfred Cock, N. J. Moore, w.
g. Rely, G. l.. Minnor, Charles N. Warren, and 7.
win Buchanan, J.,O. Hawley, Peyton Manning, j..
H. Floyd aud II. II. Abrams, were appointed to Sc
urer, Mr.. Edwin Buchanan, reported the finances
to be IN prosperous condition. The committee
to wait upon Senator Malone was instructed to
meet at the Riggs House at seven o'clock this
evening. Amer listening to stirring speeches by
Colonel Daniels and Charles w. Fits, OF Falls
Church, the association adjourned to call OF chair
a., -, - -. = ,r... =, ,..u,,.,, -, =. ..
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Prominent Arrivals.


wrLLARp's.-G. Il. Ide, Columbus Ohio; q. NJ
Plnney aud Hon. A. p X. Stafford New York; w
II. Coleman and q. NJ, BRyley. New orleans A, w,
Schin, England; G. II. H. Bullock, Providence; A. a.
BrckiOrd, New York; G. w. Mitchell, Saratoga
J. w Grubb baltimore, Nd. W. y. Barnett. New
York; f. Fitzgerald Baltimore; Hon. n. H. Noah
New York ]. T.. Fillmore, Denver, Coli II. s. stock
ton, New Jersey
EnnIrT.-Sllas +. Miller, louisville KY; Ieuten
ant George NJ. Totten, u. s. NJ; Captain Mead u. s.
NV. Downe, London John u, Fay, New YORK
y; Tript, J. w. Parker, Boston, Mass A. g Teckle
philadelphia; r. IL. Cole, Jcselh Amin, BROOKLYN
n. Y; DR. George A. Qumby, Virginia. A: j. Wood
worth, New York; Colonel J. A. Nunes, Louisville
Ky.
| ST. JAMEs-Thomas MCGOWAN, Cleveland Ohio
]. w. Chapman, st. Louis, Moi ". Waterman Hud'
son, NJ v; William y. Davis, Boston; j. r. smith
Bradford, Pa; Y. ~. Johnson, Blltimorei u; ~
Scarlcs, CrOtOn Fal'y N. VI Dr. ]. II. Parsons, West
Virginia; Dr. u r. McAun Glen Cove, u. l.; ID. II.
| Maicy, New orleans; l.. G. Coe, New York.
ST. MARC.-G. Goslar, Leon A. Carter. New York
william Cnnvs, Virginia Ed. Ashheim, New York
Eft Cuklln, Ohio; q, J. Manning, Philadelphia; II.
ert Graham, New York; Thomas ]. Wilson, D. E.
Hammond, Maryland; E. James, Connectcuti ].
wOrthing, Connecticut.
RTGGs-GeOrge II. Bnrnum, Atlanta, Ga; w. A.
Lee, &. II. Gardner, w. II. Beaumont, New York
II. N Churchman, Wilmington. Del; II. ]. Coude
New YORK; r. H. Wannnn, Cincinnati: r. Dars,
Boston; George Draper, ]. E. Smith, Massachusetts
NJ. Wagner Germany.
ARLINaToS.-Theodore Houston, q. c. Webb, w
II. Marcus, New York; Il. &. Wyey, savannah, Ga.
j. Rand, Portland, Me, j. H. Rives, Virginia.
woRMLEys.-E II. TrafIord, Sanford, Fla; L. II.
Bagg, New York State.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Our Advice
The Shedd bath

To those In quest of boys clothing Go to Eiseman
Bros, corner Seventh and Il, where You can III
your boys substantially at moderate prices.
National Republican., 1881-10-27

A splendid eigh-page edition of TIE REPUBLICAN,
gai be issued Saturday. Advertisers tcould do lGe
10 send IN their orders at once.
National Republican., 1881-10-27

OF men and boys will have 20 invest in winter
clothing and thousands Of dollars can be saved by
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Job Printing
Thousands

OF every description executed neatly at the shor
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
LOCAL MENTION.
A Cnu,,on 40 Our ncnIcr,.

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, jewGlry &c. Call on or ad.
dress Hcrzog, 3OS Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
National Republican., 1881-10-27
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather To-day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, tairwedther,
variable rinds, rising, Joto,oed by falling barometer.
For Washington, / a. m.-SigMy tcdrrner, fair
| tcedtber.
Tho thermometrc readings yesterday were
rs follows; Z a. m, $50; II a. m, $3.50; 3 p.
M, 60; Up. M, $50; II p M, 4o.2o. Maximum
| 6l3o; minimum, 4S4o
National Republican., 1881-10-27
An Assertion

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. eO3 i
street. Only flrst-class bath in the city.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Emmn Ahhn1i,. nnern Cnmnnnr.

A splendid eight. page edition Of THE REPUBLICAN
wW be issued on Saturday Advertisers loold do 1rell
% seld IN their orders al once.
National Republican., 1881-10-27

A splendid eigh-pdpe edition Of THE REPUBLICAN,
,riR be issued on Saturday. Advertisers would do tre
10 send IN their orders al once.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
our Tn,IorInr DepnrtIpen,
ncnulIri,I TsrIntinr.

Is located ON the second floor, where the most fas.
Iidious can be pleased, Eiseman Bros, cornei
spVnnIl and u
National Republican., 1881-10-27

oVVuIvU Hv"I" III NIIVIV'l - VV"V7 VNVT"'
SPECIAL NOTICE-The Wednesday Matinee
prices will be the same as usual Saturday Matinee
prices Same as night OcH
National Republican., 1881-10-27
Sale of Valuable subnrbnn Ren, E.tnte.

Sale OF valuable suburban Real Estate.
This afternoon, at three o'clock, Messrs.
ThomasJ J. Fisher & Co. will sell at auction hand
some tract ofand lying on Woodley Lane road, near
the site for the new Naval Observatory. The prop.
crty comprises 1875 acres, known as Redwood, :,
and Is most advanageonsly situated for subdi-
vision into beautiful villa sites.
National Republican., 1881-10-27
FULL CHORUS
Grand Orchestra !

Notwithstanding the enormous expense attending
this engagement, the REGULAR THEATRH
PRICES will prevail.
National Republican., 1881-10-27

A splendid eioht.puge edition Of THE REPUBLICAN
wiRbe issued on Saturday Advertisers iooud DO reA
10 send in their orders at once
National Republican., 1881-10-27
w. s. THOMPSON,

n>a8D w. s. THOMPSON
eS 703 Fifteenth street northwest,
receives oil valuable new remedies as soon as intro
duced, and keeps on hand WHITTEMORES PAT
ENT ELASTIC CRUTCHES and SILK ELASTIC
STOCKINGS; all Of the Medicinal Mineral Waters,
Lithln, Blue Lick Bedford, Capen Carlsbad, Con
gress, Clysmlc (Wisconslnl, Ems, Frederlchshall,
Rakoczy, Pullnn, Rockbrdge Alum, seltzer (das
saul, summit, Silurian (wisconsnl, Vichy (Hauter-
Inc, Hospital, Cclestine Grande Grile). oc2l-ly
National Republican., 1881-10-27
You can publish three-line advertise
ment Of want rent for SALE lost three times fol
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.

4 Splendid eiDh.pdge edition Of THE REPUBLICAN
uR be issued on Saturday. Advertisers trouId do irel
10 send IN their orders al once.
National Republican., 1881-10-27

Subscriptions for stock will be received by the fol-
lowingnamed gentlemen, or by any of the officers Of
the Association:
Nicholas II. shea, 632 Pa ave- n. W.
Hume, Cleary & Co., S07 Market space n. W.
Barbour & Hamilton, 6li Pa ave n.
Th0s. A. Rover, cor. North Capitol and III sts
Richard Curtin, Mass ave, cor 7th ST. n. G.
VIM. Ryan, g23 ID st. &. W.
ID. A. BrOsnan, g16 q st. n. w.
George Bogus, sos 9th vt. n. W.
pntrlck Ii. SheehY. 2n2S 1Ih 81. n nn2o olnnl.2
National Republican., 1881-10-27

4 splendid eight page edition Of THE REPUBLICAN
1VRJe issued Saturday. advertisers would do toell
% sand in their orders al once.
National Republican., 1881-10-27

NEW AND ELEGANT COSTUMES.
SPLENDID STAGE ACCESSORIES.
PERFECT IN EVERY DETAIL
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
THE LADIES' FAvORITE.

Among the many thousands of lladIes
who have used DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription and pronounced IL their
favorite remedy, because SO efficient In
che diseases and weaknesses peculiar to
women, are many who are we'll and IA
vorably known In the world of letters,
as well as artists, musicians, and @ whole
host OF names from the brilliant ranks OF
wealth and fashion. 1t Is pre-emlnently
the ladies' Favorite Prescription, its use,
while bel ng far more safe and efficient, ,ex-
empting tbem,trom those pa,nful ,caustic G
operations, and the wearing of mechani-
cnl eontrivauces made ike Peter PIN.
darss razpr-seller's razor-to sell, rather
than to cure. W
= KlLLMoRE, Ind, March 10th, 1873.
DIR. X. V. PIERoR:
Dear Sir.-Your Favorite Prescription
has restored me to perfect health.
Yours truly GRACE OHOATE.
422 EUTAw STRHT,l
BALTIMORE, Nd,
june 10th 1875.
DIR, R. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir:--My wife was hopeless In
valid for nearly 20 years. foux Favor
ite Prescription cured her.
Thankftlly yours,
a'l+4AAa r. T. McCAY.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
MeMENAmIN,s REsIGNArIoNs.
The Chairman Of the streef Gem.
mitfe resisns from ALI couael
Committees.

The Chafrman Of the ssreef Gem.
mite resisns from ALI 0saasal
Committees.
Though a number of the mem bers
of Council knew, last evening. that
Mr.. McMenamin contemplated re-
signing the Craftsmanship OF the
Street Committee, they did not an
ticipate the extent to which the gen
tleman intended to proceed In the
Council committees. The resigna.
ton leaves the gentleman "a practi-
cally useless member Of Council ex-
ceptlng 30 far as his vote is concern.
ed, as he thus voluntarily deprlves
himself of all voice In committee.
where the bulk of Council work Is
arranged and perfected.
The ulterior motive of Mr.. Nc
Menamin in taking this decisive step
can Of course only be OWNED. but il
is a well.known fact that he was lin
the main actuated by a hostility
to Street Commissioner Lynch which
the other members of the Street
Committee did not share. About a
week ago personal alteration oc
Cured between the chairman aud the
commissioner, growing out of the
latter-who for the two years prevl-
ous had been almost slavishly sub,
servIhnt to the wishes Of the chair.
man and In many instances against
the desires of the rest OF the COM
mittee-resentlng an assertion made
by Mr.. McMenamin that he (Lynch)
had on recent occasion got drunk
and neglected his official duties, Hot
words were used on both sides, and
the chairman, angry at the language
used by the COMMISSIONS called a
caucus of the Democratic members
OF Council, for the purpose of pre-
ferring charges against him. The
caucus, however declined to receive
The charges aud deeming the whole
affair q personal quarrel. between
the two men referred 1t to the Street
Committee for settlement. Hence,
Mr.. McMenamin's resignation:
A week from next Thursday night
the committees of City Council will
all be reorganized, and it is probable
either Mr.. Adele or Mr.. Townsend
will be made chairman of the Street
Committee, in lieu of Mr.. McNena.
min. Whether or not the latter gen.
tleman will be excused from service
on all committees remains to be
seen. sif f@4sN
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
soutb Carolina at yorktown.

Under q resolution adopted at the re-
4 cent session of the South Carolina Leg
blsure arrangements we're made to have
/ the State represented at the Yorktown
centennial, and sc, 900 was voted for the
expense of 250 men from ten oftbe lead
linz companies of the State--each to send
|lWenty five picked men. Charleston's
quota was fixed at two companies by the
=adjutant and inspector-general, and on
&Mouday II was settled that the German
FusIers and the Washington Light In
DanLry would represent that city. The
fusliers antedate the war for American
Independence, that company having
been organized on May 8, l775, at the
receipt Of the news of the fight at Lex
ngton, on April 10 OF that year, and 1t
the only survivor of number OF COM
anies organized at that early day.
The Washington Light Infantry
ave been prominent in the observ-
noe of the revolutionary centennials,
scortlng the Fuslliers on their Tooth
nniyersa-y, May, 1875, attending the
Bunker Hill centennial in June OF that
year, and Philadelphia, on July 4,
1910. These two undertakings were
done at a cost of over IS, 200 to the
corps. They also originated and have
recently completed the Cowpens mon-
1ment 50 that there is a good reason
for their being at Yorktown. They
nave also the only revolutionary flag in
Lhe hands Of a volunteer corps in ac-
nVe Use. 1t Is a post of honor to rep
esent one ofthe Old Thirteen at York
oEn.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
$4,000. White Vests ranging in price
from $l.00 to $3.50 at the boston
One Price Clothing House. 2t
GOOD ENOUGH.

1t is manu- tacLured and sold wholesa Ie
and retail, at the Steam Flour Mills, 30S
West Front St., for the small sum of 300
per barrel. Just received lot of that
Fine Family and Bruins Fancy Flour,
that pleases everybody. my26-St
One of the Jersey City assessors has
Just reported to the City Board of Fl.
nance that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company own 80, 1876, 900 Of property
exempt taom taxation in that city ami
the Central Railroad of New jersey
1.0S8, 900 worth.
Secretary Blaine returned 10 Wash
ington yesterday and resumed his OIL
cial duties. Secretary Hunt is expected
to return to-day.
Sarah Jane Potter, young girl, was
assaulted BY, six ruilians at st. Ca, hA-
Iipe's, Ontario, on Wednesday evening,
and died yesterday of Ter Injuries.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27

GArHs explanation of President Gar
fields reason for nominating and stlek-
ting 90 Mr.. Robertson 10 as FolIews:-
"Blaine did not ADVISE Robertson y
nomination to be Collector of The Port
hear that Carl schurx says that this IL
the fact, and 1 know from two OF
Blaine's friends that he says that he had
nothing 10 do With if. Equally good
authority tells me that Whitelaw Ried
made personal application to Garfield
to send In Judge Robertson's name for
Collector, on the ground that . large
batch Of the nom natiens OF the kind
the President had already made had
disgusted the only element in New York
which meant to stand up for him.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
cONKLlNG OR BLAINE 2
Continuation of the Senator
ial Struggle at Albany.
NO cAu Gus HELD.
@talwarts Claim to Have Fifty
seven Votes-Ssrant's Special Mes
sage.
ALBANY, May 20, 1881.

Al BANY, May 26, 1881.
IL Is past Thursday midnlght, and no
republican caucus for Senatorial nomi-
nations has heen held. Mr.. CoDkling's
supporters frankly concede that they
have been beaten In the first skirmish of
the Senatorial campaign. A caucus for
this evening was the objective point, at
which they have aimed steadily ever
since the correspondence between the
Assembly and Senate committees was
opened last Monday, and they have fall
ed to obtain the signatures Of majority
Of the republican members of the Legis-
lature to q call for II. But there is no
disposition on their part to abandon the
attempt to enforce the usual methods of
partisan action. The effort for caucus
is transferred to Monday night, and they
express confidence that meanwhile re-
publican partisan opinion will reinforce
their endeavor, and will compel a caucus
at that time by lts stress upon hesitating
Senators and Assemblymen.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
sEnErAL NEWS.

Mrs. Gar8eld's physician reports iler
improving slowly. Her fever continues,
but In much miIder form. aaAifss
Frank Davis, alias Sam. Prescott, was
arrested at Hamburg, Lows, on Wednes-
day, for passing counterfeit doilars. 10s
OF them were found upon him. 10
Yesterday was observed Is Confeder-
ate Memorial Day In Richmond, Virgin
ia. The soldiers graves in Hollywood 81
Cemetery were decorated egii uas az
The bill,taxing sayines banks was de-. 10
teated in the Senate OF New York yes- j
terday. 1'9H iVF''s ~ =
The Michigan House of Representa-. =
tives yesterday passed bill restoring =
capital punishment, but II is not expset-sos
ed to become law. ..l,. ...,s.,.f, - ~.
More than hundred prominent busi.
ness men Of Boston met on "Wednesday
evening to consider the Feasibility 6fay
holding worlds fair In tha city insl 1856. i
After discussion committee OF. confer-..
enee was appoir ted representing the Va
rious trades and Misunderstanding inter- x
ests. taI4 sGi u4 .tgeeslf I.HA ,s73ni
General Grants railroad contract was a.
approved by the Mexican Sonata yes ter.
day. The General and Captain Eads
were to leave the City Of Mexico for the y
United States, via Vers Cruz, last night. %
The Central Union Republican Club
of Cincinnati, on Wednesday night, !
adopted resolutions sustaining President
Garfield, denouncing the course Of Mes o.
srs. Conkling and fiatt, and favorinR 49,
the renom inalion of Governor Fosteras sssi
The local election in Alexandra, VAR
glDia, yesterday, resulted In majority
of from 400 to 600 for the Democratic
ticket-"a larger majority than was en-
pected. iacd 9df 10 3oss or5 usO
The Democratic state Convention Of
Maryland, to n ,minate q Comptroller of
the Treasury, will meet In Baltimore on
the 23d Of June. ,3ltg.1l 90 bwe75 sioa
The State Convention Of the National O
GreeDback Labor Party of New York al
will meet in Elmira on August 23d, =.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-27
LOCAL. j. LINES.
Little Neck CLAIMS at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.

Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated turtle soap.
The firemen's convention win meet
again tins evening
Straw berries we're selling as low Ms
cents per quart this morning.
For the past two or three meetings of
Council Q large humber Of petitions
have been presented.
Procure q copy OF this weeks della
WARE GAzETTE and send II TO your abb
sent friends.
The entertainment OF the Alpha Beta
Society takes place in the Opera House
this evening.
Two fine passenger cars for the P.
w. q B. r. r., havb just been finished
Ia the shops In this city.
Thomas McDonolgb, an employe one
the p. w, u B. r. r., had one of hls
feet mashed yesterday by heavy bar of
iron falling on 1t.
Jackson d Sharp shipped two nrst-
class cars yesterday 10 the Richmond
and Allegheny Il. H., and also two naf-
row gauge cars 10 the Elierton, lGeer-
gial Railroad.
One Of the u. s.. Lighthouse boats
was injured yesterday to the extent of
$l00 by the Steamer 5. M. FELTON,.
Esquire Brady, who was appointed
bailiff by the Court will enter upon his
duties at once.
The German immigrants are still dis
satisfied with treatment they are receiy-
ing from the Edgenioor Iron Company.
sl2O0 will buy the best Indigo Blue
G. A. r. Suit al the Boston y. +. y.
House, &c