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ted Hammond into the church at this place
is in Hammond's handwriting, from a
church which is now supposed TO have no
existence.
Last night, near IL o'clock, on the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, train from the
south and one on switch were fast coming
together. The .switch-train engineer re.
yersed his engine, but the train moved ON
as if collision was inevitable The cngi-
neer and fireman jumped of safely. Just
then the trains came together, and the
switch-train started back very fast. There
was no one aboard to manage it. Another
engine was sent in pursuit and
captured it seven miles west. The shock of
this collision threw brakeman named NJ.
III. Stephens, from the south train TO the
track, and the cars soon mangled his body
along the rails for several hundred Yards
His head was completely severed. He is
said to be from Dallas, and to have relatives
there.
The cold rain which came yesterday
changed to hail in the afternoon, and sleet
and frozen earth has since desolated the
scenery, but the bright setting sun of to-
day promises fnirer and more pleasant
weather tomorrow.
j. ii. Rathbone, 7. S. c., and founder of
the order Of the Knights of Pythias, will
lecture at the Presbyterian Church this
evening at half past seven o'clock.
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r HE S Ut N.
NEW YORK, 1882.

The sun for 1882 will make its fifteenth srr,,.,
revolution under the present management shisi
ing, as always, for ali, big and little, mean ana
gracious. contented and unhappy, Repnbriaa,n,uu
and Democratic, deprayed and virtuous. inteiMn
gent and obtuse. The suns light is for ,,aI i''
klnh ana womankind of every sort but iIs e.a,'
Ia warmth Is Tor the good, while ii pours bo,
discomfort on the bisteIed backs Of the uersiS,'
entity wicked PERSIST
The Sun of 1858 was a newspaper Of n no,u
kind II discarded many of the forms Sr NV
multitude OF the superfluous words ana phrases
OIL ancient Journalism 1t undertook To rennrt S
fresh, succinct unconventional way Hi IN 'a
news OF the world, emitting no event of bnmnSv
interest and commenting upon affairs with thn
lea,lessnesS OF absolute independence. The
success OF this experiment was the su,cass ns
the Sun. 1t effected permanent change in ~ ~.
style OF American newspapers Every imnaro
tant journal established in this country in ~
Iozen years rast has been modelled after tbs
SUN Every important journal already e1istine
has been modined and bettered by the force ~
the SUNS example '' Vi
The sun of 1852 will be the same outspoker
trnth-telilng and interesting newspaper. ''
By liberal use of the means which nm ob,n
dant prosperity affords, We shall make il better
| than ever before 'e''eF
We shall print all the news, putting II ir,o
readable shape, and measuring its Importance
| not by the traditional yardstick, but by lis rooi
interest to the people. Distance from Prntina
House Square is not the first consideration Wits
the sun. Whenever anything happens worth
reporting we get the particulars, whetherit han.
pens in brooklyn or in Bokhara.
In politics we have decided opinions. and ava
accustomed to express them in language thar
| can be understood We say what we thinL
about men and events. That habits tile only
| Secretof the suns political course
The WEEKLY Sun gathers into eight pnrcs tho
best matter of the seven daily issues. An Arri.
cultural department. of unequNlled merit, mi
market reports, and liberal proportion of it,
| crary scientific, and domestic intelligence com
Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-19

Hair dressing and restorative is found in
inLondon Hair Color Restorer." 1t seldom
fails to restore gray or faded hair to its orig
inal youthful color and beauty. Falling
hair is checked by its use, and it produces a
growth of beautiful young hair, soft, glossy
and luxuriant. 1t certainly is the most
clearly and effective hair restorer now be-
fore the American people.
A. a Gibson, Tarrytown, Duchcsscoun-
ty, n. Y, writes; DR.. Swayne Il Son
Philadelphia: GENTS enclose postoflice
order for eight dollars, please send me one
dozen " London Hair Color Restorer." II
has stopped my hair from falling, and re-
stored it to its natural color. 1t has proven
satisfactory in every respect The Lion.
don Hair Color Restorer" can be obtained
at all the leading druggists at IS cents a
bottle.
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i ~ ~ z.
VENNOH'S WEATHER ALMANAC
FREE!
THE CINCINNATI
DOLLAR WEEKLY COMMERCIAL,

AN eightIagc' ffty'six colum family newspaper
printed from large clear new type.publis6es
more rcnding matter for the money than
any other newspaper in the country, the
issue of each week containing over -
square feet of printed matter and Is
hot surpassed Tor news, business
reports literary snd select reading.
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FORT WORTH.


Correspondence OF the Herald
fonr woRru, January i7.-Yes,cr,iay
morning engineer crieg, while a,,cmp,ingtc
step onhis engine had his foot to slip which
threw him on the track. The cars passed
over both legs. lie died directly. lie wa,
an engineer on the Missouri Pacific Road
He leaves wife aud five children a, o,we
90. Kansas.
q, The mysterious disappearance Of William
Hammond, his writing 10 Nj, wis, ,,.,
weeks Afterwards from Oswepo. kans,s
ms falling TO be there when written ta and
some other strange things IN connrciio,
WITH MS stay here for ,,,h,
wnntns. have. caused other investlya,,ons
Ihc clerk OF the Baptist church tlnis ina,
me ih'er Recommendation which simmi,
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"Endymion." by Mr.. Disraen.
life of Christ" BY Frederick W Farrar.
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Simmons Liver Regulator, purely yere.
table, Is equal In powcrto blue mass or rnlo.
mel, bnt without any OF their lnurlous
properties
Have tricdit In several cases of billion,
disorders. chillsand fever, aud find 40 effect,
cure In q most satisfactory manner
DR, ]. II, DowEN, Clinton, Ga.n
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INDIAN
ACORN
OIL.
THE GREAT
CHEROKEE
LlNINEyT.

Professor o. T. Hubbard. In speaking Of cures
Ne had seen performed by the American In.
dams says; never saw an indian have an
ulcer or foul wound In my life, neither 4. there
such y thing to be found among them; they
cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia. iumhngo or Sci.
scMds, Sore Threats. Salvation. ismcne. in
Horses, scaly and skin Diecrsa sores and old
Ulcers, sulness Of Joints aud ~ ellins of Nodes
etc. infallihle aud never miss Their chicl
Lance, and Clinic. For sale bv all Dfntrl.ts.
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Size courts.
Police COURT-.JisdGp Sneu


To-day. Eliza Mcdonald, cOlored. loud and bos-
ier0CS; 20 or 10 days. Lewis Middleton, do. do
VIM bf2Xton, colOred, profanity; s. or z DAYS
George Crown, unlicensed produce dealer: con
tinued Tor two weeks. Theodore Miles, forfeited
collateral. Annie Welsh, vaGrancy; bonds or 20
days Mary Randall, cOlOred, loud ana Doisterous:
s. or Il days. Michael Burke, forfeited collateral
Alice Chase and Carrie Burns, coloreI, loud and
DolatefCu5; Chase WAS fined $40 or 30 days and
Burns . or ID days. Morton Carter, colored
yagrahly and suspicion; bonds or 80 days John
Bl@gihs, keeping his bar open Sunday In the
county; $40 or 30 days. George Johnson, Colored.
l0ut anG boisterOuS; $ or Is days. Wln Freeman
colorel, DO: 90 Robert Campbell violating the
PiulnblAg regulations; SIS; appeal noted. Mary
thompson, colofeG. larceny OF lot or tewe!ry ana
ether articles Iron Jno. s. Brown: 30 days In Jail
Also cAirEtd with stealing a Masonic pin ana
some clothing FROM Marcus Town; four months i'm
jan: Michael Sweeney larceny OF watch ana
chaln from DAVID Green; s. or is days. Sarah
Cant, cOorcI, larceny of some clothing from
ttaeh.el Henry; $40 OF 60 days. Aloysus Elchorn
forfeited collateral Geo L9uer, assault on VIM
SeitZ; forfeited collateral. Samuel Matthew'S col
0red, was ned 3 or Is days for contempt OF court
Geo falEeF, C0iUred, hOuSebreaking; grand Jury
bonds $1,000.
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Irving Park.
An,Ezseme,rts. Excavations, Etc.

The Comique is the great center OF attrac ton
for those who want to see good performance in
cool place
MddaIhe Be2ulnan, meZzO soprano, and Prof. A.
W. sawyer, are the special attractions at Abner'5
summer garden UaiS week.
The entertainment at Drivers Garden nightly
attracts large audiences.
The weather changes and so does the water at
the New 1OrA Avenue Swimming School, SO that il
IS comfortable 1T al times.
The steamer CcrcOran makes q trip down the
riVer On saturday evening, leaving at q p. H. and
returning 1T TO-
Every day the jana M0seIey makes a trip to
Lower Cedar Point, where a shore dinner can BE-
obtained.
The daily trips OF the keyr0rt to Quantico and
GlEln0ht increase in popularity as the season ad-
Van.eS.
The Mary Washington viii 90 usual to Mount
vernon springs tomorrow, returning at ) r. IN.
ON sunday afternoon the Lady OF the Lake viii
make trip down the river OF forty miles, leaving
at y 80 d. I'D.
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The greatest bargains in tinware OF the best
make ever offered III this city Will be sold tO-rOr-
row only at VI. AugenStein. Sl7 9TH street north
west Tor tomorrow only: 10 OF. dtshpan, 1Oc; IL
saucepanS, o.; sgt. he; at he sat, nc: 2
IL covered buckets, g.; qt., Is c.; qJ, 16c. s
qI, - G; / PIT coffee pots, s.; ut, O.; qt.,
buckets, 40 t.; covered veg table dishes, 39c ia
panned bread boxes. g, So and S.. piece; 2 han
died cups and SauCer5, he; duStpdn and GuSter
13c; 67.1nCh pie plates, I3c II at block tin dish
pan3Oc II Ut 3Sc.; Is qt.. 41c. dOZ. shelf paper
o FANS, parlsUlS. clippers, wooden spoons, milk
pans, Inuiiln pans. match boxes 4. each Fruit
jars, cans, kettles, and jelly tunbiers az cost.
TO CLOSE OFT yet q good many goods before re-
Opening our enlarged store: Ladies' low button
90: opera slippers and sandals. zoe; extra fine
kli button boots, $40; fine hand sewed lasting
pals and Congress, Sl21; Misses sandals. 65c ;
childS neeled low shoes, 20 and Soc infants KID
ties, 2pt-; mems aud boys hne low shoes 1T cost
GahnS, SIG 1th, and 1872 Penn ave.
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Not Il Fair Divide.

Dispatch to \. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10-The names Of 400 newly
appointed clerks in the Pension Office were pub
lished this afternoon. Some one started report.
week or two ago. that each republican Congress-
man was to be allowed to name two clerks III the
report had any foundation in the intentions OF the
administration, it seems to have been amended in
some respects. senator Cameron, or PennSylva-
MIA, secured eighteen appointments, and then did
not get all he wanted
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Where the Police Were.

August 9th, 1882
Please insert the following reply to the article In
last Saturdays issue headed "Where were the
Pol1ce?" and signed Outraged Citizens" stating
that the night previous was a good night for
policemen to sleep, II there are any policemen.
Now, for the information Of those 'outraged citi-
zens,' would say, there are policemen, and they
were on duty and wide awake at the time those
much Outraged citizens" claim they could not be
found. Cries OF police were heard two or three
times, and the offending parties promptly ar
rested The absurd1ty In that article IS the length
OF time consumed in the fox chase down NJ to 10Th,
up tenth to y, up n to 11th, and thence down to
the place OF beginning, which he states consumed
one hour. That Is prepOSterOuS. 'TiS more likely
those ''nameless outraged citizens had been out
On lark, and the potioDs they inlbibed being of
bad quality. hence the frightful dream. Ills need
less TO speak OF the missiles cast towards Lieut..
Greer-that well-known efficient officer and his
force-for they VIII fall harmless, short of the
mark. -
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CITY ITEMS.


UNIoNTowN, Jan. 6. 1882.
Gentlemen:-Therei is no question about Browns
Iron Bitters being the best medicine made to tone
person up was all broken down, greatly debl-
itated; In fact, generally used up. Since taking
the Iron Bitters my appetite has returned. / am
all right again. most cheerfuly recommend the
Browns Iron Bitters to all persons suffering as
did j. n NINNry
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Ansuseulcn.s 'go.nsoa.

THEATEg CoMIeUE,-'' Saved from the storm"
ABSER'S SUMNER GARDEN.-COncert
DRIVERS SUMNER GAEDEN-apeclalty Perform
aIce.
The WASHISGTCN SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
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THE EXPECTED VISIT OF THE ". /. ]. CORPS TO
CAFE MAY-The Cape May correspondent OF the
Baltimore Sut says: There is great delight
visit OF the Washington Light Infantry and the
Marine Band. The proprletor5 OF Congress Hall
are especially pleased, as they say it viii practi-
cally extend the season for week. II it keeps on
raining as it has been for some days past some
extra attractions viii be needed. The rain last
night Frustrated several poles on which wires for
the electric light were laid. TIE proprietorS of
the Stockton have addressed letter to Col. w. G.
Ing the command the commitment OF a Grand han
in their honor on the night OF the 24th. Mr.. w.
Bolton Fitzgerald, reading clerk OF the Baltimore
city council, who IS or the clerks at the Stock
ton. Will have charge OF the affair." and says that
II possible, it Will be made more brilliant and
ccSSful than the bail given to the Fifth Regiment
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must not be confounded with common Catharti
or Purgative Pills, as they are entirely unlike then
in every respect. One trial Will prove their su
periOrity.
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THE ORIGIN OF HEALING.

The good Lord Buddha seated him
Under jaInbu tree with ankles crossed,
AS holy statues Sat, and first began
ffStG1 To mediate this deep disease of life
t>TSf Nhstits far source. and whence its remedy
= So vast pity filed him, such wide love
n \ For living things, such passion to heal PAIN
"a ~ That by their stress his princely spirit passed
sSvVS3rNr To ectasy:
W. While from the grove a voice
Cried, 'Rish1s. this is he shall help the world"
Thus taken the first step in the discovery Of my
being. How long / had lain in the EARTH how many
times had passed from flower to fruit from fruit to
death. and through death to blooming life again. Inever
knew but with the spirit of pity, warming tine earth
wherein grew. all life seemed renewed, and so was
christened by the name under which in happy Prov-
dence you have known and yet know Your friend,
1t SANFORD'S GINGER
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"A1derncy Dairy WnCOns.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb. "Ward" prints 40c. per 10
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&c. per Of Cream, l5c. pint
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DEror for Harris roach powder, III FL st. n.

EVERY SMOKER enjoys good cigar for the least
money Such he can find in the Welcome. Three
Aces, PdtTtciO and Rose Bud brands at Charles W.
SchOnDrrger, 1884, PenHsyIy avenue north
west. Try them.
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EYEGLASSES 5Oc.. 81, $. so, s.. at Pricr,s

AVOID peddIers: save eyesiglt; consult Henpler,
As Pennsylvania avenue.
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NOTWITHSTANDING THE FACT THAT WE
TAKE STOCK NEXT WEEK, WE WE'RE COM
PEELED TO REPLENIsH OUR STOCK OF HAM
BURG EMBROIDERIES, AND HAVE JUST RE-
TURNED FROM NEW YORK WITH WHAT WE
THINK ARE THE BEST BARGAINS IN HAM
BURGs EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
RECOGNIZING THE FACT THAT WE MUST
OFFER GOODS CHEAP AT THIS SEASON OF THE
YEAR. WE BOUGHT AS CHEAPLY AS CASH
WILL BUY. AND HAVE ADDED VERY SMALL
| PROFIT, AND NOW ASK YOUR INSPECTION OF
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
124c. lie, 20c., 25c, 30c, 37lc and Soc Per Yard
NOT BE AS GOOD IN The COMING SEASON.
WE HAVE ALSO BOUGHT FROM THE MANU-
FACTURERS 10 OR 10 CARTONS OF ALL SILK
| GROs GRAIN RIBBONS AT HALF PRICE, AND
WE SHALL. AS USUAL WITH Us. GIVE BAR
GAIN WHEN WE GET A BABGAIN. WE SHALL
SELL THIS LOT AS FOLLOWS:
No. As, SIS and rs
BEST ALL SILK GROS GRAIN RIBBONS
At &C. Per Yard.
No. 9's and los at 1Oc Per Yard
WHEN THESE ARE GONE WE SHALL AGAIN
HAVE TO ASK THE REGULAR PRICEs-FOR THIS
MONTH. HOWEVER, HALF PRICE AT THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. s21
sF Samples Furnished to any address. Mail orders
Will receive prompt attention.
au4 WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
NEW SHADES IN DRESS GOODS.
TERRA Gotta AND OTHER NEW SHADES JUST
DRESSES.
BONNET AND GUINET SILKS At VERY Low
PRICES, PREVIOUS TO TAKING INVENTORY.
WE S SgAHASTEE 2yR Rr1 FINISH p OF GTNEr
HAV IsES yEfF p PU aH1
TAGEOUSLY.
HOUSEKEEPERS GOODS.
sHFETINGS AND PILLOW CASINOS IN COTTON
NAPKINS IN GREAT VARIETY,
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS.
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
eE- ONE PRICE.
THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST au1
TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
$50 Pieces "a Mosquito Netting Blue at 25c-suit-
able for doors ani windows.
C ;ses Cotton, in remnants, at Sc, worth 1214c.
case Merrinack Pegcaes at 7c., worth 40.
500 Parasols at about half price.
800 all Linen Boating Shirts at SOC. worth 81.
10l Pieces Plain Black Grenadines at &C., worth Is.
Ladies' Busters Zoe. to B.
200 Color d C0unterpaEes 1T 81. worth 81 so.
!, 200 Yards White ortef =. Il. at 6
so Pieces Plain Back Nuns Yelling at 2Oc worth 81
BARGAINS IN EVERY KIND OF DRY GOODS
GEO. J. JOHNSON.
jy2S 7l3 Market Space
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SINGLETON & HOEKE,
S01 MARKET SPACE.
SPECIAL OFFERING FOR A SHORT TINE TO
CLOSE OUr SURPLUS STOCK.
Fine Fancy Mattings 35c.. former price 50.
Fine Fancy Mattings 30c., 90 90 40.
Good Fancy Mating De, (" 80 and35
Also line of Body Brussels, limited in quantities
from 20 to GO yards. at 81 25 and few patterns in
MoQuettes and Nelyets at 81. % and 81. 40
very good line of Tapestry Brussels, at IS cents.
Our entire stock of Carpetings have been marked
down. must make for fall stock which we
shall commence receiving very soon.
jy22 SINGLETON & HOEKE.
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FELIX FOUNTAIN was put on trial In the Police
Court this morning Tor stealing an axe from
Amanda Barber. that she threw at witness wife.
The charge was not sustained, and he was dis
missed.
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Flies and Rugs

Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bedbugS, rats, mice, Coph-
ers, chipmunks, cleared out by Trough on Rats. y
s15c.
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Affairs in West yVaSi,ifoton

PEBSoNAI--Will!am Campbell, the boy who
haG his hand mashed at the soap factory, as men
touci in THE STAR at the time, is much better nd
no alnput2tiOn viii be neceSSary.-Mr Rozic.
WEIGH and family have moved to Baltimore where
Mr. Nelch Is engaged in the milling business
Miss Maggie Turner left town this morning on a
Visit 10 friends in the north.
P0RT.-Entered-Bark Nemoah. Jesse Wyman
master, from Trinidad, with $50 tons asphalt for
A L. BarDer& Co, at Littlefeld'S wharf Cleared
schooner Addie Fuller, HUFF for Bridgeport, Conn,
with 375 tons coal
THE BAPTIST CHURCH (colored) was topped out
yesterday The congregation has been assisted
by citizens, some OF whom made liberal contrIbu-
tons.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Frey Bros are building
Tor Mr.. Robert E. Frey two comfortable seven
room frame houses on High street above Stod-
dard.
CONDEMNED.-Two old and dlap.dated frame
houses on Gay street. between Montgomery and
Greene. which have been a nuisance for years
have ut last beet ordered pulled down.
ARREST.-A White man named George A., alias
Peat Noble, for whose arrest on a charge OF rob-
berry warrants have been out for year, was ar
rested this morning.
GRAIN.-ArriveJ-BOa Farmers Friend with
l,ouo DuShelS wheat and 600 bushels corn.
HIGH IIDE.-AuguSt IL, 8 81 a. NJ. 6:2O D. m
PETERSBURG'S SCHOOL BOARD Row-The Peters,
burg, Va, school board at the meeting Yesterday
adopted resolution re-enacting and confirming
"all It's past actions, which were conscientiOuSlY
performed FOR the good or the public schools syS
tenn Oh the city or Petersburg" Superintendent
BranchS action In refusing to administer the oath
OF c1lce 10 the board Is approved by Governor
Cameron. "
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LOCAL MENTION.
The ~ Gather.

vhsHINGToS. DC. August IL, 1852. $50 a nj
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states, lair ana slightly warmer weather, westerly
To Southc-ly winds, stationary or slowly falling,
barometer.
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Carter.s Little Liver Pills

Juniper Water
at c. B. SHAFER's, 101 F st. Send for circular
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DEEDS ~ FEE have been filed as follows: B. II.
keyser, receiver, to o. +. Presbrey SUBJ b, So 6e3:
$ 5. X Petingale to A. f. Barker, lot Is So
20; $50 n keim to g. 9. Vest, pit. Q, block !,
Joslin, lot IA, block Z, do; 81, 100 A. Hyde, trus
tee 10 Andrew q. johnson, east pI IS, Widows
rite; ssa5. Same to Hannah E Merean, pit. IL,
DO; $50.
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FINE PURE RASPBERRY WINE, the best article
against summer complaint Tor children and general
diSorter In adults, at Chris XanderS, No. 81 It'll
stEeet northwest.
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CHARGE OF STEALING A WATCH.-Gao. Cook alias
Lancaster, was before Judge Smell to-day charged
WIN Stealing silver watch from ChaS. Bode OF
No wv fth street. The teStimOny'showed that the
prisoner was employed on an Zee wagon ana afre +
watch was missed. The property was found on
him, and he was discharged from his employment.