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sentence Tor smuEsIiDg-A Hard Case-The
License Laws-Death from Heat.
COnespOrd enra of ri. n -.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, July
Chafies sPlker, Of the firm OF Spilker & Alburti
herman importers, was sentenced in the United
states Court, this morning, to pay fine Of $1,000
and Tie ccsts Of Court as the penalty for the recent
smuggling OF which be was convicted. The two
da!s argument Of his Counsel could not persuade
the Courtto grant new trial The Judge remarked
thaI nothing but the fact Of tAis being the first Of
ience' induced him not to make the fine larger and
add imprisonment This conviction will do good
mere as Il Is very currently believed that snug
glng mas been carried on TO a considerable extent
picion.
Inc colored woman Rebecca Garrett and chill.
dren, whom noticed sometime since as being de-
eoed 70 be entitled to their freedom by County
Court have had that decision reversed By the AID
pea court SO that they will have to go back into
HOWARD District, among the large slaveholders to
test tne night 70 their freedom. Il is one Of the
grossest outrages that can be conceived Of to per.
nat woman TO leave master in her youth, marry
and act as free for period Of twenty years and
then, aiter all her own and her husbands labor to
raise large family Of children, lin this eleven)
to seize them and imprison them as slaves, from
the mother to the infant Yet such things are done
at this time in Maryland
During the last session Of our City Court some
NIFTY OF the most prominent tavern keepers in the
city were indicted for violation of the law prohib
iting sale Of spirituous liquors on the Sabbath.
II being the second offence with the most OF them,
which, If proven, would result in the forfeiture OF
their licenses without the power OF ever removing
them-in fact closing their houses-a great effort
was made to get rid Of the awkward dilemma.
The witness was a Philadelphia and the informer
citizen of York Co. Pa.-no person being found
by the Sheriff in the city to undertake the job.
After the indictments the tavern-keepers raised
purse which they gave to these two chaps to clear
out for parts unknown, with proviso that in case
they remained the services Of the Coroner would
surely be required for both Of them. The purse
was heavy and the alternative not very pleasant
they left the city Immediately. The consequence
was the prosecuting attorney could not convict
single party indicted and all hands go "scot free
Rum stops at nothing to accomplish its purposes
and has defed the Sunday License Law in this
State for the past two years.
A man named John Book fell down dead in the
street to-day from the effects of the heat. The
weather is intolerabe. lAGo'
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The Crops.

THE WHEAT-We have seen several teds Of
wheat in this vicinity within day or two, and in
no previous year have we known the promise oil a
heavy crop to be greater than now. A field sown
after wheat, which last harvest yielding something
over twenty bushels to the acre, will not fall, it is
anticipated under thirty bushels this year. The
stalks stand about five feet high, at an average,
the heads are well filed, and the grain plump. A
field adjoining where clover was ploughed In the
last season, will probably yield forty bushels to the
acre. These are truly beautiful fields. In the case
Of the latter the experiment Of sowing by hand and
drilling in the seed tried in different parts OF
the field. A wager depends upon the result. Har-
vest in this section will not be delayed it is thought
beyond the 9th or Goth Of this month, which is as
early as usual We think that what Is said OF the
two instances spoken of above may be applied to
the crop generally hereabouts.
Rochester Democrat
THE RIVERS AND CRoPs.-The Arkansas, at
Pine Bluff, was rising very fast on the ith inst
At Memphis, on the 10Th, the Mississippi was
falling. At Natchez it had fallen altogether three
feet.
AT Alexandria, on the 2lst inst, Red River was
Is feet lower than it was a few weeks since, but
rise of Il feet was reported above. Black River
had fallen one inch, and Ouachta, at HarelsonourS
had fallen 4 or inches -
The planters in Rapides parish co orphaned very
much for want OF rain. -, ,,.,,- .....
that the prospects of the planters in this vicinity
are rather elonmy, The raips are destroying oil
that the overflow had spared.
At Bayou Sara, on the 2lst inst, the river had
fallen or 10 inches and was still falling fast
Newt Orleans Pic, 25;h inst
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Proposed Embodiment of Public Opinion On
Land Reform.
so FAR AS THE SAME MAY BE COLLECTED FROM THE


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wsrdeo.
Nonihly ard Quarterly publications tbs, may be forward
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SEIZURE OF TWENTY THOUSAND Saw LOGS BY
THE GovERSMEST-Deputy Marshal Daniels OF
Clinton County, has just returned from trip on
the Muskegon River, from its mouth. up as far as
Newaygo County, trayersing the River some 20
miles. He found at various points tour water MUS
and six steam saw mills, all located on Government
land There was ls 600, 600 feet ped from there
last season. The Government has issued orders TO
prosecute all trespasses; under this order, Mr..
Daniels was sent to the Muskegon to seize all tim
ber that could be found that had been cut from the
public domain He found that !, 100 cords Of single
bolts had been shipped this season, from one point
on the east shore Of Lake Michigan to the various
seized 10000 saw logs, now in the Muskegon
River and banks. These logs it is estimated to
make $500, 900 feet The loggers thatuslally tarry
on the Muskegon, through the winter are mostly
from Illinois and Wisconsin. They cut their logs
and then raft them TO Market. Detroit Tribune.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
uNHR TRIRUNE Ia now too widely known &

II now 100 Wlucly knO"H HV0~
especial calculation. Its conductors AIM and believe
they enabled to furnish larger amount and variety on
information In year, whether In its Daily semi-Weeky
or Weekly issue than be obtained cheap In any ON
e form. They endeayor to make their Daily Al y equal In
everything TO any $40 Daily In the world OF their SEMI
Weekly al g. and their Weekly at 81, which 10 Afforded TO
clubs very reduced prices. Having other than ad
subscribers feudng papers except for cash scs
ally paid, and favored with a subscription almoi II no
quite without parallel they enabled to incur expenses
for Literary Assistance, Correspondence, Telegrsphng
ke wtSh very few afford. 1t 10 their ain. while The
Party Of Progress In Europe denied the liberty Of utter
spee that continent invite them 10 make The Fr0Tns
their organ Communication with the public and already
several OF the eminent thinkers OF the Oh Wordh1y
been engaged reguar correspondents THIS policy VII
be pursued until several OF the sbes advocates D
Poueslsrd Social Reform In Europe shall converse ~eeH
" with readers setting 10 order before them the huiE
fu feas hich the inyesgsoI OF our age have been o.
lery maturing but Of which kngcran and pre'cra Iase
,uhes The utierance We hope, 81 the same uie h9 70
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II. w. MORRIS, Auctoneer
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE At

BRUCE A. Chiffon, Auctioneer
L,INAL AND CLOSING SALE OF DEAR
Il MAN COTTAGE sITES-5e Of the best cottage sites
In Dearman Village being hose reserved by the Company
wi De sold at auction the Merchants Exchsngein New
York at u O'Clock, THURSDAY, July H. 1885, for the
purpose Of closing the interest Of different engaged IN &C.
tabllshng this new and beautiful village.
~ B.-For particulars and maps, apply to the Aucuoa-
eers, Wal-st (256l Jy3 Jus
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WASHING MADE EASY,
OR HOW TO WASH CLOrhES WITHOUT NJ
CHIMES, wAsHBOARDs OR POUNDING
BARRELS.

WASHING MADE EASY,
OR F cSiNE IS w WAsH Or POUNDING
BARRELS.
RUBBING UNNECESSARY
BY MADAME BEAvsLr. PATENT fsgseH LAusDREss.
Seventh Edition, improved.
saOcc The c oPil k0P soGo YIN IN SIX SIX mosTHs
V,HIs WORK 10 really the most useful ts housekeepers
Laundry matters Thai enables one person 10 do large
family washing In very short time, without using pound.
ers rubber machines, a:ids turpeniine amonia cam
phepe o. other offensive articles. IL banishes all
r WASHING DAY TROUBLES,
and makes the dreaded day or suds and scodng a.
pleasant az any improves the appearance OF tho Clothes
no hard labor ana saves all and The pamphlet
also inslructs persons how TO wash Cacoes or Cotton
Prints without fading Also how to make starch and clear
starch Lsces CaDbcs &c and how 10 iron them Ia the
French style. Also, how to renovsie yelyes clean kd
gloves remove mldew from linen, grease spot stains NC
&c Thess are Inc s sSo sSon,sS sv s Se age
hosls laundry establishments steamers, hrs families &c
&c fne Instructions plain none can mistake them
The ac 90 used are all sale agreeable cheap ana can Do
CHEKPEST AMI BEST in THE WORLD.
The work 10 sent by mail In sealed enyeops OF single
letter postage. Price only 81 per copy. Read the an.
nexed
PUBLIC CERTIFICATE
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Thousands have tried and could be named but space 10
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To avoid imitation and counterfeiis, be sure TO direct
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GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
DIR. II. II. ROOT

The celebrated Consumption and Blood Doei and tseatsv
efAs dnss- constsptiss Raro~sfv.
Oaee No. 6i2 Broadway New-York.
nk ROOTS triumph consists IN ne permanent cure OF
~ Consumption, Cancers fumors Diseases Of The Heart
Lungs, Lvsr Spleen, Stomach. kidneya insanity, Pits
Worms Gravel Pisua, Deafhesc Blindness, Nervoasness
Pasyss Spinal Defomics Dscases Of Ladies and Chill
dren, and infectani Humors OF Ill kinda &c.
Charges for medicines moderate Examination OF he
Lungs wishthe Barometer 81. ADVICE Fssh jeli I'm
RSWEL GSMPLAINTs, CHOLERA MoRBUS
DDfsENTEkf-for the Of these diseases and
Summer Complaint Of children which N not Attended 10
leads to Cholera there's remedy gaining higher rspu-
auon, any which more justly deserves the Confidence
OF the community than Bonsslps Drops-
The attending the use Of them In Phadelphis
and elsewhere, has induced the propneson 10 ssss6nsh
agencies In this city.
The Philadephis Saturday Courier says "Ths eject Of
this medicine on Bowel Complaints, however severe. u
Prepared by T. BONsALL, Druggist, South Trenton,
NJ Sold wholesale and retail, by c. WELLS Co. 81
Eighth-av. and by the following agents:
J. B. Dodd, I'll Broadway
Charles II. Ring, cor. Broadway and JohnSt
T. Cook, 500 Grand st.
James McAlis,er, al Fultor-st
H. Wilson, cor. Hudson and Hammond su.
te22 2meOds
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EAST INDIA WATER COOLERS.

uOW DELICIOUS 10 drs1ghI OF pure cold water this
II hot and sutry weather. You can have this luxury
al small expense by purchasing Smiths East India Water
Coolers which viii keep water cool several days by tho
addition Of small piece OF ice beside being very orns-
mental In appearance Filters be attached not a.
required Manufactured In . great variety OF styles and
sizes to suit purchasers Also large assortment OF plain
snd jzpanned Tinwsre Britannia and Housck eeping
articles, for ssle wholesale and retail, by
jel5 lmsodh n SMITH Co n Fulton st
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

MO ~ JOaN-Sr-The subscriber 10 nsw receiving
Nan entire new stock OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS, u
The ates improvements and Inventions Tho sssortmeut
embraces articles manufactured Of India
Rubber-srnong which may be found
CLOTHING Of every description,
STEAM PAcKING-fhe real genuine article
CROTON HOSE-The very best 10 use
MACHINE BELTING-Ofe every description.
Together with ali the curious wares useful and ornamental
SUsPENDER WEBBING made TO any pattern
Metallic Rubber soles attached 10 boots and shoes II shon
notice In the neaest manner and warranted 10 wear much
longer than leather and keep the feet perfectly Siy.
CHURCH, CHlTTENDEN 4 T0APKINS,
je6 lmeod John. st India Rubber Store
For sale, large counter show case. Apply a. above
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TO OWNERS OF naroH1aAN PROPERTY

fXlHE FIRM OF MACY 4 DGIGGs Land and fax
L AGENT At Detroit having been Dissolved By tho
pirxron Of he OF their sgreemsn and George y.
Macy having sold the urdeSsgned all bis interest In
the concern snd retired thereon The undersned begs %
inform all interested that be has unce the said dssounon "a
November last conducted The business OF fe ss6 agency
uoasr his own uane ard that be VIII eonrnue devote
h careful personal attention to 10 eli is branches Any
orders len siEh DELos W. BEADLE, Esq. u "a Broad
wy ~ W" WM s. DRIoos
pyrsofr June l. 1850. jeil Susk3woss
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mr.. RICHARDsON's sYRUP.-Ous OF The BEST
Dremedies Of the age Dr. Richardson's Syrup for chol.
stomach.
Sold al DR.. Traphsgens $50 Pearist Charles H. Nng.
sands 1888 Bowery; Haydock, 2ls Resrl-st; also Ms
Hays It's Fultcn-sl Brooklyn city. jel Sms
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uNO JOE PnI,rEK.

ITO JOB fhiNTEks.-Tne subscribers have fOf
tae AZ assortment Of hyperion English colOred lnk.
pui az u small eanslers. Aso exuahne wood cut TAX
nom The zane manufacturers T. HOE co.
lels imD&W . and 81 0c.d-sA
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REMOVAL.
TO FAMILIES
ABOUT REMOVING TO THE COUNTRY

TO FAMILIES
ABOUT REMOVING TO THE COUNTRY.
THE sUBscRIBER IS NOW PREPARED
ITO FURNISH families who contemplate residing 10 the
country during the Summer month"; full supply Of all
the marketing they require during their absence from
the city.
Consisting OF the choicest meats vegetables, poultry,
game fish, early fruits &C &c which Will DO Forwarded 10
their destination by the speedy conveyance and In the
Keepers of hotels and boardnghouses are respectfully
invited to visit bis establishment, where their orders Will
WIN. L. BARKER,
City Market
$50 and so Broadway,
teIe imeods corner OF Bleeker-st
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jels lmeods

DFuOVAL,-DR LUTENER, Aurist has removed
IL bis Office from $50 TO 259 Broadway entrance q war
repst Office hours In future from I'LL 2
S,ss wars on practice Of all diseases OF the
Far enables him to cure all Deafness unpleasant noises
and dcharges Of the Ear provided the nerve aud drum DO
OF the most undoubed kind be seen All
Office All letters must be postpaid. Consultation tee BY
mail or Otherwise 81. Do I'M
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o,ytcE or TIE NEwJERsEY ExPLoRISs MiSIsS C9.
NfOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN hat Ihe lo1ft !,
NM ssf insameni OF Three Dollars on ear sse ~
the stock Of this Company viii be due and - E
Trsrlfer ofee 81 Li5eriy-s. Nevfork, CT tnuI'1s S
ir day aAagusi nert ,,D,-....-.
T. JONES Treasurer.
x.-r.yorh MAJ a Ia50 my50 lasi0v'
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street From the fact Of bis being without clothes
Il /, supposed that be was drowned while bathing
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nHILADELPHIAs YDNEYmINsTEkC Ak-
BPLTIN6s-A new srucle-dsrk ard light s1odued
colo ingram make, richly dyed add oil panied al wool
hoth tides perfect In pattern forming boques ol lowers
,h (recisn scrolls &c equal to Administer for sae Only
" he nknufscturer ct 81 per square yard, who hsers
S.e thai an experience Of upward OF . Year, 10 an1'
seiurzg and importing fancy wares, caTP-tns OF ei0ts
sr5o shades and sting al hisanenfe eslablsanen
Garnet Hall 10 and p Nonh sec0nd-st first door DeoH
cbd,i Church Philadelphia, vii justify bis iPonscrsnip
=, AZ article every wsy equal Kiddernnser, ana col
rsbiTd The price beautiful selection Of Brussels AZ
yeyei tapestry, three ply and ingram earPetnsr Wit 4
riohs Will be disposed Of st very low prices tOf e1sa o1
st srceptances (neres, sddedl 10 make room LOT i-H
s,ock IieT I'm J. slDNbI 'ONho,
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,rronnERFuL DISCOVERY.

mr. CYRUS has Just introduced Ia the %
1snerrsn process 90 Electric Magnetic Gun, oy which
nlc,,lres can be taken instsnisneously.
hssanh process with which am now making ukenesses
an on, second OF time and Of great perfeenon-
This process prevents Dsguerotypes rom aniergolng
.r, chsnge by time or exposure the pste being Tres rom
oTidsion and chemically clean Persons wishing IKE.
by his sure and most bezu.ful process VIII
a. I'll lo esl Al GURNEY'5 ls9 Broadway, opposite
JchpsI n B Bring your little ones as Ihsy can noT
he tskeu nj any sge J'~ OF"
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WASHING MADE EASY.

HOW TO WASH CLOTHES
Without Labor.
V,HE BEST SYSTEM IN This WORLD, requires nd
machines pounders mbbers acids, other luxurious
articles Instructions PLAIN articles cheap, and csn ba
had anywhere 10 sent by mel at single postage Thou.
sands are sent every month Prize ooly d per copy Call
or send to MADAME BEAVELT, Patent Lsundress, Is
Auu.st (second hoor) New-YOrk. Jyl lmMW&m
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AUCTION SALES.
Is. GARDINER Auctionecr.
by BALDWIN GARDINER,

ID Store IS Broadway, cor. Anhonyn-
- Particular aieron win be given 10 fses OF fsoc,
Goods Porcelain, Paintings nc. Also Furniture OF fsfni'
les giving up Housekeeping Also, stocks OF A.nnsc'
tnrcrs &c All Of which respectfully solicited.
Having made rangemeni with hr. A G. FUTILE 20
bis salesman, be hopes ment the patronage Of his euds
and the public isl left