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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
QY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE
= GOTH INSTANT, AT O'CLOCK P. NJ,
We shall sell in front of the pr emses the follow
ing named property: E'even CID Lots Of Ground
on Georgia avenue, near the Navy Yard, Washing
ton. d. c.. to wit:
Square 9s6. Lots IL and u. corner Of Twelfth and
eouth streets Two ! OTIS; ll-F feet front on
Twelfth street by IS feet on south l street :
1871 fee. front on Twelfth street, by rs feet
deep.
Square GO Lots IA, Is il, II. and 49, Twelfth street
east, between south and south streets.
Five Lots; Is: l6, II, and ls.is feet inches
FIR ont by 2Ga feet inches.
Square 1923 Lots and 3. south L street, between
-, Twelfth street east and Thirteenth street east;
Lots II and u, south X street, between Twelfth
- street east and Thirteenth street east. Four
.r bots; l-90 feet front on thirteenth street, BY
IS feet on south L street; $50 feet inches
front on south L street, by f2 feet inches;
ll-60 fset inches front on south street, by
~ ll2 feet inches; l2-62 feet front on south X
street BY T2 feet inches.
All these lots open on alley ways in the rear.
To be sold separately. 49,
Terms |: Three quarters cash balance in and l.
months secured by a deed of trust on the premises.
All eonveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
lie io-eod GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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GoIEa 1T Observation-Disclosures the
warm weather during the past nine days, the
number Of persons applying for marriage
licenses seems to be on the increase, sixty mine
having obtained licenses from the Clerk Of the
Court since the first OF the month.
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lin & Co.'S, opticians, No. pa Pennsylvania
avenue, the thel mometer stood to-day at
O'Clock 20 IN the shade; S. In the sun.
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SECOND WARD STATION GASES, = Mary
Haynes, disOrderly; 81. Sarah Iongston,
threats; bail for peace Mary Smith, drank
and fighting; 81. isabella Riley, do; 80. Daniel
Frazier, drunk and disorderly: So. John
Dougherty, do; SO. John Brosnom, drunk;
$l.5s. Samuel Whittemore, do; 81. o.
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SEVERAL PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RENT
With or! 2, r 1T Sfs board 47s street be-
a QUIET; RRIYATh FAMILY HAS TWO
ss Of and
"A FRAME HOUSE FOR sALE--fn beautiful
"A Locality. on sth street Navy Yard Hi; For
pa naaSrs es m @
FOR sALE,Twee New York BUGGIES. latest
Gan be seen at staple corner OF ana 9tn streets
t Il Z, to 5p m. Address for particulars b v.
7 OsT-On Tuesday, the ,sth inst. red COW,
b with Ths nes hHsne ESNsrd s
blacksmith Ia y Shop, near Bladenseu's Toll Gate.
RoAKI, WITH n7N1soMELY FURNISHED
ies,-one sin gle room. House commodious and
airy, with spacious grounds. Terms moderate:
PENN PENN. a psSa'n1eA' corner s'' anu
THIRTSrEIIvE HTERRE9 d R0LLA MgsI For
three Years. LEASE II we'll ,,sd up Restaurant
on Pennsy lsapia avenue thirteen rooms, now in
"''S Mf RsziHH son Real Estate
ie TO- eoiu , q = sy@ Washington, ID. o..
airy wsIl FHsNisaEp
ROOM. 70 permanent 6oariers, more than two
pab ess
hut comfort. the utmost attention will be paid
Apply at No. 800 18th st, bet ami 1t sts. JelO-lt"
% ARE CHANCE FOR PRINTERS-A small
II capital will rbuy, good Job Office, which is
bringing in a regular income Of near $50 per
month for use of very small portion of material,
without any labor; An energetic man can make
Twill satisfy anyone that the above is correct and
no bumbug. and give my reasons for selling, by
adore .sin stating where inter be haaJ
printer - star Office. ~ je lo-3t~s
HAVING ABOUT ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
II su perior upland White Oak Timber, measuring
from six TO twenty inches in diameter, aud hay y
msde arrangements with George Page, Of Wssh-
ington city. for saving the same, am prepared to
receive orders 70. PLANK or sGAHTL5NG WI Wi
city. D. O., as early as the coming October. Per
Sons in want of the above will correspond with U.
Y. MUNOASTER. Rockville. Md.b1-z 1t
HCHADYsIDEs FOR RENT.-We are author.
fed to rent, to sSod tsnsnt,,ffa s cS Sbadr
sid situated 10 the village Of B!adensour&c con
;feinias twenty two acres of Lsnd g large vel
ing House With modern Improvement, am the me-
/ cessary ont hnildines .h =, "a socnr;t.
Rent paystie monthiy, ior ~n'S VI ps -
will be required. ,.a n MopyyrRE f. ~ &
jeNE 'As' w. w.
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SuCUyl) EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. M. q
FROM THE FRONT.
SHERIDAN OPP ON A GREAT RAIDIHG EX.
PEDITIOE.
DESTRUCTION or BOWLING GREEN,

THE REBELS REPULsED WITH GREAT LOSS
IN THEIR ATTACK ON SUNDAY NIGHT.
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ARRIVAL LOT A PRIZE.

--Et ARRIVAL OF PRIZE
4 The steamer King Philip, Capt. Frank
arrived at the Navy Yard last evening, bring
Sd inst at Piney Point, by Marshal McPhail's
force,-the particulars Of which we gave yes
terday. ....
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BAIL FOR CoURT.-This morning. officer
Grant, of the Fourth Ward, arrested Jonathan
Roland for assault and battery on his wife,
and for attempting to kill his brother in law
He was taken before Justice GibersoI, who
held him TO bail for court, and also to keep the
peace. =
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DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
U 4 PATENT 0YRina lime IL

z-r U. y. PATENT OPPioE, June 8, BAS
Proposalsfor furnishing such stationery as may
be rsauiIed BY this Bureau during the ascs, year
S,Sioek n Of Tuesday; the 18th DAY Of ynl,, is't
and contracts will only be awar led to mauufac
Hcles
All articles furnished must be of the bes. quality
Each pr 5pos.l must be signed by the individual
All articles required under contract must be
the contractor to furnish PR per articles will be
deemed just cause for abro eating the contract
Articles not named in tho schedule, il required,
are to be furnished at the lowest market prices,
and the right is reserved Of ordering a greater or
less quantity each article cont for, the
public service may require.
Bonds, with ap proved security, must he given by
the individual firm obtaining a contract Should
a contractor refuse eglect to furnish, when re-
contract the same may be purchased in open
market, and if greater price has been paid there
for than is specified in the contract. the differ
may be charged to the contractor in his next quar-
terly account.
Schedules specifying as near as can be done, the
amount, quality, and description of the articles
CURED. can be had Applicant n at this Office.
Proposals 1st be addressed to the Com mis-
sianer of Patents, and endorsed Stationery"
Jesl0- law4w
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CONVERSATION IN RICHMOND OVER THE
CAPT URE OF STANTON BY HUNTER.
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U3 HALL.-Ths ladies of the Seventh STRAIT
Rles6 yterisn Church win hold their Festival at
One Of the best Bands OF Music in the CITY ha:
been engaged fer the occasion. The Piano. kind
~ furnished is from .. Eliis's music store.
son, % cents. Family Season Tickets, 81.
my H-2w
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~ FATHER CHINIQUY, THAT CELE.
A8 brated converted Canadian Priest, who
i hss already brought more than six hundred fami
the light Of the Gospel truth, will lecture SAB
"a RAJ MORNING, at II o'clock, in the Church of
Those WHO beard his address last Sabbath at the
rev. Dr: sunderlsnd's Church, say that his lee
t1Iee are most interesting. te l0-2t"
nTTHE LADIES OF ar PAULS EN6LISH
N ,LUTHERAN CHURCH will hold a Straw
berry festixsi N the lecture room of the Church,
corner OF llth and streets, commeucinR TTTE3.
DAY, June !th. and co ntinue four n Thts for the
benefit Of the SUNDAY School and Home Mission
cause. Single admission Is cents Season fick ats
one person, 80 cents. Family season tickets 81.
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MARRIAGE AT A MAGISTRATE's OFFICE
Last night, q young couple, James L. Sterer
and Esther Passmore, Of Perry county, OHIO;
called upon Justice Johnson TO be married at
his office. The Justice could not perform the
service himself. but sent to Rev. U. WARD,
who premptly tied the matrin onial knot.
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GOLD.
NEW YORK, June lo.--Eleven o'ciock.-Gold
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Official War Bulletin.
FROM GRANTS ARMY.
NO FIGHTING YESTERDAY
HUNTERS VICTORY AT STANTON,
IT WAS MORE COMPLETE THAN FIRST RE-
PORTED.
TWENTY GUNS CAPTURED.

WASHINGTON, June 10, a. m.
To Major General Dir:
Owing to the break in the telegraph lines, no
dispatches were received yesterday from the
army of the Potomac.
Dispatches have arrived this morning with
dates to nine o'clock last night.
There was NO firing on Wednesday except by
plckets. Arrangements had been effected by
which the killed and wounded between the
lines were gathered in. There were no move
nents yesterday.
A deserter who came into our lines reports
that Hunters victory near Stanton was much
mora complete than the Richmond papers re-
ported. He says that Hunter took 20 cannon,
many prisoners, and a large quantity Of stores.
The defeated force was recently part of
Breckinridge's command.
Gen. Hunters report has not yet been re.
oeived.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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Mr.. CLRPHANE has called upon us TO- day
to say that the report of the proceedings of thu
Ckronicle, was made jointly by himself AMI
Mr.. F. IL. Smith, one OF the Congressional re
porters, and not exclusively by himself a.
might be inferred from our article Of yester
day, -
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RI THUHAs DV"LING, Aucti HeOrsetoWn.
DEMONSTRATORS BALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNlTURE. horse. COWS, WAGONS,
FARMING UTENSILS, DO 30, AT PUBLIC
On WRDNEspAY MORNING. June 18th. 1854, at
10 CLOCK " i'll sell at the residence of the iats
James Britt, on tina Heights of Geor getown. ad
Household Furniture, ) Cows and Caf,l Horse.
Wagon, Cart, lot Farming Utensils lot Hay, Is
Hot Bed Sash. and many articles not mentioned.
Terms cash.
ROBT. BRITT. Administrator.
ie lG-it IHOS. DOMAINE, Auctioneer.
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BODIES RECOVERED.
POUGHKERPsIE, June 10.-Fourteen bodies
from the steamer Berkshire have been found.
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

E.
O'clock, ct che Auction Ro< ms of,a. McGuire&
Go: by virtue pa DEED of trust from nc CHARLES E.
+ IibeIS 4: 3, 10. 3: fo!iss ia4, at; go one Of
sub division Of Square No. 200, fronting az feet
on north street, between 18th aud 18th streets
,conVeyanoes and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser. 'ft WM. II. WARD, Trus.ess
RYJ G. Meet IRE & CO., Auctioneers.
POSITIVE SALE OF VACANT LOT AT THE
SSTT PEtT H " EIGHTH STREET WET AND
81 pf EHTR sSssn AFTERNOON, Jun. 9Th, q, 81
s . si
Terms One: bali iii in c. cash; the remainder in six
months With interest, secured by deed of trust on
Conveyancss and stamps at the cost of the pur-
je6-d [Repl J. MCGUIRE & Co., Aucts
wTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
eonseasepce Of The rain, until TUESDAY, AT.
TE y S SRsn an sane h29F end
RYJ. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctione.rs.
A16a &c sAtE OF yAkTAs5E c95sEe
cEiEHNfn iGst Books soihNflfio' AM MIS-
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. June
seven O'Clock each day at Auction Rooms, the
Library ef the late Gen. J. G. Tottsn. Chief Engi:
rser U. Army. com prsing over one thousand
Volumes of rare and Valuable Military, Scientific
and Miscellaneous Works.
Terms cash
Catalogues may be obtained on application to the
Auctioneers.
: Capt W. G. TEMPLE. E.s.N. Executor.
D je.l 0-eoi J. c. MCGUIRE Co.. Aucts.
RYJ G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
v6ET THz d
TION. ? ) -
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. June II, at6l: o'clk.
The premises, shall sell. Lot No. 6, in Square
No. 4a0. fronting IS feet inches north street,
between Four and half and Sisth street west,
and runnins hack about lSs feet to 30 fost wide
ably known as the 'Washin eton Bath House"
The central location Of this valuable property
renders 1t very desirable for busine,s pur po,ss,
and we invite the particular attention of capital:
Terms One half cash the remainder In months.
with interest, secured by q deed of trust on the
premises.
Cost of conveyances aud revenue stamps to be
lie .lOd ]. G. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts.
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r YMAN'S PATENT
IL SELF-SEALING FRUIT JAR.
We particularly invite the attention of those in
tsnding to PVT up fruit 70 sSamine LYMAN,s
struction; they are more easily sealed or opened
than any now in use.
Samples of berries and fruit put up in these Jars
last year can Ee seen q; our store. '.Htt ~
Full directions accompany each Jar for putting
g. w BOTELER & SON,
Housefurnishing Store, 8, i
3lS Penn. ave.. between 9Th and 10th.
eS-6t tChroncle.b
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT
PUBLIC. AUCTION.
I viii sell at the residence Of Mrs. Rohrer, on
Green ftreet, between Gay and Du nhar ton streets
e neral assortn ent of Household Furniture, viz:
Parlor Chairs and Sofa.
Bureaus, Beadsteads and Mattresses.
Carpets. Mirrors and Tables.
Wardrobe. WashstaDds. &c.
PArlor and Cook stoves.
Crockery and Glass ware. ~
Kitchen Furniture and many articles not men,
tioLed. ....-.-.
je IO-dts THos. BOWLING. Aucticueer.
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IL BLES, nearly new. Will be sold cheap A pply
to or address CHARLES RIDGELY, Upper Msrl-
horn 10 a.
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RSALKs OF REAL ESTATE. following
sales have been made by Jas. =. MEG uirc &
Co:
Small frame house and lot on south H street.
near 9th. to X. A. Phillips, for Sl.l00.
Small frame house on Fifth street, between
and p, to Chas. Hall, for $40.
Similar house, adjoining the above, to John
Wagner, for $3.50.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Richard
Burnett, vagrancy: locked up at his own re-
quest John Trineas, assault and battery, dis
missed. John Simonds, leyyIng black mail:
military. John Gibson, dsorderly; Si.5s. J
Wagner, having a Government horse in his
possession; military. John Cation, assault an
battery; Jail for court. Nelly Butler. drunk
West Adams, sleeping in a wagon; dismissed
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POLICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS regular meet.
ing of the Board was held yesterday at the
rooms on Tenth street. Officer ID. NJ Sylves-
ter's resignation WAS received and accepted.
Tire following appointments were made
Robt- J. Nicholson, vice j. Q. Lusby, patrol
man of Cd precint; Andrew G. Smith, vice p.
". Nc Chesney, 5th precinct; VIM. j. Grant,
vice ID. NJ Sylvester aud J. w. Howard, vice
Augustus Brown, I'd precin ct. .4Ej |
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DY JAS. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Auctlonesrs

NEW !EKsEY, HyEEgE, 2PPosIrE TaFE
On wEDN EsDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at
eH o'clock. on the premises We shall sell Lot G.,
on the west side Of New Jersey avenue, between u
and x streets porth, and running back "a feet
nches to public alley and containing OIL sauags
feet of ground.
Terms cash
Conveysnces and stamps ut the cost Of the pur-
chaser.
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CONVICTED OF SELLING FORCED PASSES TO
SoLDIRRs.-Augustus Nagei, a citizen, arrested
at Alexandria, Va, for selling forged passes TO
soldiers, thereby aiding them to desert, has
been tlled by a military commission held in
this city, and sentenced to be confined in such
for six months, and pay a fine Of $50. The
sentence has been approved, and the peniten-
tiary at Albany, n. Y, designated as the place
of con finement. 900 "
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DR. e. CONES APPOINTMENTS
DR.. Cone may be conmlted aa follows.

DR.. Cone may be consulted as follows.
In PlQUA, at the Piqua House, on Mon.
days, Nov q Dec ~; Jan 49, Feb 20; March
a.; May |.
In TRoY, at the Morris House, on Tuesdays,
Nov 8; Dec l3, Jan II; Feb I'll March 49,
May 2.
In DAYTON, at the Phillips House, on
Wednesdays, Nov 9; Dec H. Jan ls Feb 22;
March 26, May 3.
10 XENIA, at the HiVlng House, on Thurs
days, Nov TO- Dec 10; Jan l9; Feb 49, March
30i May 4.
In SPRINoBIRLD, at the Knsub House, on
Thursdays, Nov 3; Dec 49, Jan l2i Feb 10;
March %; April ~.
In BELLRFoETAINR, at the Logan House, on
Fridays, Nov 4; Dec 81 Jan IL; Feb IL; March
"a; April 2a.
DR.. Cone has pTAelieed in the above places
about Eve years, with the most gratifying sue
eesA He treats all forms Of chronic diAea-
ses, aud RVails Of all improvements, in all
schools of medicine. No charge for consul
tation, but ohash for medicines. Consult DIR.
Cone before It is too late.
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Montgomery Outnuoh
Iose,,h Brown, Solomon Brown, Jacob Biownl Caro-
lina Mahue aqd William Mahuo, Oellnda Hannah
and Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah and george
Hannah, vs..
rheophoIus Brown, Theodore Brown, Mary Brown,
fjeabsrry Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah Brown
and Elizabeth Brown, in Partition
TINH EOPHOLUS BROWN, Theodore Brown, mary
i Brown, seaberry Brown, Perry A. Brown, Sarah
Brown, Elizabeth Brown, will take notice that Peu-
ton waa filed against them on the 3lst day OF august
A. A. 1894, In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Mont.
gomsry county, OHIO, by Joseph Brown, Solomon
Brown, Jacob Brown, Caroline Mahue, Wm Mahne,
CelInda Hannah, Samuel Hannah, Amanda Hannah
petitioners demand partition OF the following real
estate to-w1t. Situate in the county Of Montgomery
aud state OF Ohio, the east Il Of section 50, town
s, range s east, &n.
Being lot No. OF survey and subdivision Of
the lands Of Joseph Brown, decd, by order OF the
Court of Common Pleas o. Montgom ry county
Ohio, at the March term, lS4l see chancerf, record
n, page 332, and de scTbed as follows;
beginning on the east line OF said section 4S Z
pnles south o. the NJ Il corner thereof-thonce D.
s5o W. 100 poles to- htone IN the Liberty Road
thence s. $40 r. l0lo poles to stono IN sald hohd
thence n 81 Il. 20 poea 10 a stone, thence =. 81 r.
8 poles to a stone, thence N. B6o 10. 10 poles 20
,one on the east line OF said section, thence n o.
W II2 poSs to the place Of beginning containing
40 acres and hRs been assigned as the dover o
MI Sabeth Brown in said lands OF Joseph Brown dec
aud that at the next term Of said court, the saie
patih toner " nj apply for order that partition may
be m, sde of said preInlses.
Dated.this August alBt, 1884.
ApkA. CLAY, ATTY for Petitioner. shgJt-NoW
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PETITION FoR PARTITION.

snpenOr Court Mdntgou+sly county, ONO.
levi K Basore spd Amelia Ann bh9ore aEainat
samuel Rodaheffer, ri Eabeth Boomershinei Amena
Ann Rodaheter Ellen HOdahefieIi Frank hodahoneI,
Chfistena Rodahener Samuel = Rodaheher, susanna
R0dahefer, l.ewna Ketrow, William Henry ho9seI,
Samuel X. Houser, Sarah laebellA besore' o. lne =
State Of Ohio aud Elizabeth Decker, fnd lHas
Decker her husband OF the State Of Indians defend
ants. ~, r,
FaTI above named del ndants, and especially hiAs,
4 beth Decker and IsAac Decker her husbannl o,
the State OF Indiana will take notice that Peuuoh
has teen fled lnst them m the superior Conrt o'
MONTGOMERY county Ohio, by the above named PLAIN
una praying for a partition OF the following descrbeu
premises situate In Jackson township, Montgomery
county OHIO. -. ,,,,,
Being town lots numbered one hundred and ten llol
one hundred and eleven am, one hundred and Twelve
a Rl ore hundred aud thirteen QlSll one hundred
and ourteen QiG, one hundred and hneen lil9)i % a
the Incorporated village Of Farmsrsyiiie, also the
residue of land owned 6y Henry Houser, in his Me-
time situated in section twenty (z5) town four
(ll range four (4) east ntaining two acres and one
hundred and twenty perches also the land oHnel ~
the said Henry Houser 10 his hetme' situated a @ ths
l southwest quRrter, OF section twenty one Eg LOWE
Dur(A, range four (f), east, described ~ lOuoNsi
beginning at the southwest OF said tract OF land
l and running eaat seventy three (ISl rods TO the
centre ofthe Germantown ana West Alexandra thn,
pike road thence northy est with said road one hundred
and (I1) rods snd eleven ul) feet; thence south
eighty three rods 70 the plaee Of beginning CONTAINING
nineteen ~ more or less, and that AZ me ueA
term OF the paid Court sAd l.. X. Basore and Amelia
Ann Basore, his wife, will apply for an order ha'
noe rtitiun may he mRde OF said premises.
LRVIK. BAsORH.
n TuouPsoE Att'V Rug30-W0W
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ODtrageS Rt the POIIH-VOtIns
Through Flies of SOIdIerR.

EHESsBURG, Oct, l2.-Cambria County has
given Pennsylvania 1910 majority against
the most extraordinary efforts, In 1--WE OF
our Districts the voters had to pass through a
hle OF soldiers, placed on the election ground
on the pretext of arresting deserters had the
polls been free our majority should have been
at least 200 Our majority is an increase
OF more than 200 votes on the last fall can.
vassi and on the 9Th of November will be over
1900, FIVE get a fair election.-New York
Express.
The steady march of imperialism in this
country is shown by such transactions as these
A lew years ago the whole American people
we're Indignant at like outrsges when perpe
trated by Louis Napoleon on the French peo-
pie, and wondered at his daring, and the
limorousnsss of the French in submitting to
them, But now they are common oocurren
ees here, and our wonder is exchanged for a
sgpineness far exceeding that of the French
Enquirer.
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They give Il Up.

The New York Tribune, contrary to
the wishes of Black Republican leadership,
admits that Pennsylvania has gene Demo
cratic, and only claims majority ol lO,-
900 including the soldiers vote This
gives the State to McCLELLAN, as sure as
the sun rises on the Eighth OF November.
Thus we have certain for McCLgLLAs,
the Empire aud the Key Stone States, for
no sane man doubts what the vote Of
New York will be. Every man to work
There is hope even for Ohio for the
Black Republican majority has dwindled
down to merely nominal figures in this
State.
The Tribune contravenes the wishes OF
it's party in disclosing the result in Penn
sylvsnia, as il was not intended to an
nounce the home vote, until the army vote
was all in.