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who wouldn't he Congressman?

A Congressman serves twoyears, and has
two sessions. The pay per year Is now
$1,000 and mileage. Let us calculate.
ScnENcK's first session, beginning De-
cember and ending July IS, contained
about 2l0 days. His pay for this session is
$4,000 and mileage. SO he receives for that
session per day $40 and his mileage.
His next session will last ninety days.
His pay for that will be $1,000 and mileage
being $55 day and mileage.
1t win be remembered that the mileage,
which had been already received. was not
to be changed, under the new mileage law
We can not figure it exactly, but ScHENcK
viii receive as miledge, in addition to the
per diem above calculation about $1,000
Who wouldn't be Congressman on these
terms! No wonder SCHENCK has conclud-
to remove to Dayton to try another run for
Congress.
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aleM AaperttsemtHts.
school Lease at Public Sale.

L WILL sell at public sale, on
Thursday, August rs, 1865,
At two o'clock l.. M of said day. ON the pFemises
my Lease on School Section No. 2i, situate ON the
Miamisburg and Liberty Road, one mile north of
Gettersburg. and one mile south Of Liberty, In
Jefferson township, Montgomery county Ohio.
This Iease continues until the first day Of April,
1853. The purchaser will have the privilege of
putting In fall crop ON those premises, and full
possession will be given on the first Of April 1851
There are over 100 acres OF tllable land about ~
OF which has been recently cleared and Is we'll
adapted 10 the production OF corn and tobacco.
The terIus aro reasonable, and Will be made
known on the day OF sale.
gufdnwtH JOHN A. WEAVER.
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Thc Third Distrlct Convcntlon.

The IhlrU DlSJflcC OOuNVhhiVhs
On Tuesday next. the 2sth inst, 1t is
scarcely necessary ior MS to remind our
Democratic friends, the Convention will
meet at Hamilton, to nominate candidate
for Congress for the Third District. We
have already published the names of the
Delegates. We have seen also that the
proper action has been taken in the other
comprised counties. leaving yet the duty to
be performed of full and prompt attend
ance.
Considering the condition of the country,
aud the bright prospects of the certain over
throw of the Ruin party, no friend of peace
Union. and an honest administration of
public affairs, should, in such crisis, re-
quire any stimulant to work actively and
faithfully in the line orhis duty. The I'M
portance of a full Convention, governed by
prudent action and wise deliberations, is
manifest, without any urgency from the
press.
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sae THIRD street,
DA xTON. OHIO.

DA YTOcJ. OHIO.
Leather Travelling Bags,
Pocket Books
Portmonies,
Pocket Wallets,
Bankers Cases,
Collectors Cases,
Memorandums,
Family Bibles,
Pocket Bibles,
Testaments, with notes.
Testament and Psalms,
Photograph Albums,
Pocket Albums,
Pocket Knives,
po,roI,i1,s Co1,,
Gold Pencils,
E-,.n,,
Faber's Pencils,
Arnold,s TnL
Rutlor,sInI
Check Rocks
culott.s pons
Rlottirc ponor
Mucilagc
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Fool,s Can
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pod IT.
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Conying pooLs
Conyin9 prna,'..
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Pictures.
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Fen Racks.
Tassels.
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II OR sALE--GooD wOOD-AT FOUR
Cents per foot, by LEVI sPIELMAN,
Ju22uu No. a13 Third street.
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Democratic County Ticket.

For Auditor,
GABRIEL B. HAltMAN.
For Treasurer.
JOHN W. TURNER.
For Clerk,
DAVID A. HOUK.
For sheriff
WILLIAM PATTON.
For Probate Judge.
DENNIS DwYER.
For Commissioner,
JOHN NJ. BELL.
For Infrmary Director,
GEORGE GETTER.
For Whisky Inspector,
HENRY LAMBERT.
For Pork Inspector
J. A. WALTERS.
For Flour Inspector
JOSEPH +. FETTERS.
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Spttial MutIffs.

MAHuIAeB AND CELIRACY, an Es.
ay OF Warning and Instruction FOR Young Men.
Also. Diseases and Abuses whlci PROSTATE tho
Tltal powers, with sure means % I'd uof Sent freo
u charge In sealed letter envelopes Addvess, Dr.
:. sKILLfN HOuGHToN Howard Association,
Pa. aui4daw3m
ANEW PERFUME FOR TIVE HANDKERCHIEF.
Phaion's "NiRht BIooming Ccreus."
PhnIoa's "Night uIiootning Ccrcus.D
PhaIos's "Nisht blooming Corcus.''
Phaioa's might TIoomina Ccrcas.D
PhaisH's "Night Btsosntng Cercus.o
A most exquisite. delicate, aud Fragrant Perfume,
distilled frou the rare and beautiful flower from
which u takes its name
Manufactured only by
PMALON a. SON, Now Work.
BEWARE or CoUNTERFETTs.
ASK FOR PrIALOH's--TAKE NO OTHER
fjyt8dMw Faweowiy-45l
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5ytw advertisements.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION
TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE
CITY of DAYTON.
MAYORS OFFICE,
DAYTON. Aupugt IA 1864

MA1ORS OFFICE,
DAYTON August 10, 1866
There being frequent complaints made 10 me, by
cluzens OF Dayton, that certain Nth aud nuisanccs
exist, ana are created by quantities OF vegetable
matter being thrown into the alleys and publi
streets OF the city and also that prves have IN ae
eial instances become very offensive, and Ate act
ally nuisanees in the neighbOrhOOd where they az
locatedi also that hog-pens in many instances ar
con planned of as being very otiensyei also. nui .
sances arising from waste water in CUTTERS, and
stagnant pools on vacant lots ali OF which on com
plant sustained by proper evidence Is punishable
by heavy ilne and costs OF suit,
Notice Is, therefore, hereby given that all per
sons hereafter complained OF for causing or por-
nitting nuisHnces, az above mentioned, 70 exist ON
or about their promises, after this notice has been
published ten days, will bo dealt with In strict NO.
enoe thereto.
IL is hoped and expected that all good ctlzeps of
Dayton-knowlng, ~ We do, that mAlikn and
lntechous diseases are surrounding ua, and have
been pronounced epidemic In our neighborinR city
OF Cincinnati-wiil-r require no further notice, or
enforcement of the law; but will sec that every
thing 10 at once put In good clean, and healthy
condition around and about their premises.
JONATHAN kENNEY
AulodlO Mayor of Dayton.
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Dissolution.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing under
4 the style aud flrn name Of hen Bennet& TO,
WIS dissolved ON the 10th inst. Ne1 n BennOt haV-
ing purchased the interest of Mr.. Ecls. Either
partner will use the name 0I the ilrm In liquda-
tion. HENRY NEFF,
MILTON BENNET,
jyl1dawtf MARCUS EELLS,
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orSalt.
For Sale.

A GOOD substantial Frame Building, 10 feet
"a long BY mk wide, with good eight-horse en-
gine and boiler II feet long and ~ inches In diam
eter, all suitable for manufacturing purposes
Any one IN need OF place Of this kind win find
this rare chance The building has just been ro-
nlted, and the engine and boiler are ncarly new.
for fnrther particulars, address Lock Box 293,
Dayton, Ohio. au2ldtf
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Removal.

NEFF BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole
IN sale and Retail dealers In Stoves. Hollow
ware, &c, have removed their SalesroOm from go
Third street, 10 the rooms formerly occupied by
Brown Irwin. on the corner of First street and
tho Canal, where they will be pleased to hoe their
friends ard all who may be In want Of first class
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
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Democratic State Ticket,

SECRETARY OF STATE.
GIN. BENZ. LIE FEVRE, Of Shelby
BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
WIN. IARwILL, Of Ashland.
SUPREME JUDGE
TUOS. NJ. KEY. Of Hamilton.
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SumptlfO bHu luTVhb ulbTubbbg
Trochcs arc used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find HOohes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion OF tho vocal
organs. The TfOches are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country Being
an article OF true merit, and having proceed their
efficacy by n test of many years, each year finds
them In new localities In various parts OF the
world, and the 7foohes are universally pronounced
better than other articles.
Obtain only "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHES," and do not take any OF the Worthless IfnS-
fdtfons that may bo offered
Sold overy-where In the United states, and For
eign Countries, at 30 cents per box. oes0- -6mdw
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KEEP COOL.

WE wish, by this means, TO inform the public
w that we have at n. Edgar's Grocery, Main
street, and at j. Oblngers Huston Building. JEFF
fprqnn street
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BORT narSen's Noiite
THE EVENING STAR DISASTER.

To he Editor Of The ~ Y Tribune
SIR: notice in copy Of The TRIErSg, found
awaiting me here y first ntmaion regarding the late fearful
disaster TO the steamer Evening Star. As TIE TWH NJ has
long and demanded justice for disaster criminals" and "
this case demands the gathering together Of all possible ev
dcncc affecting IT, permit unless my facts have Teen annc
pa;ed to offer You this communication;
As late tlrceyear resident Of New Orleans know per
sonny something of the damaging history Of these "S,a
steamers.
Firstly admit that passage BY them has been saIasey
SOUGHT hy yovaeers through and ffo That TACT however,
though advanced in favor, Is no evidence as 70 ms
safety them being patent TO any one that the crowd SET
speed Of that to which niruss the lives Of HUNDREDS 81 long
AS sails by the largest aud most distingue steamer
cOncc is satisfied, and his safety almost II not Wholly ior
add then and challenge senirl that notwithstanding the
socac popularity OF the Star steamers they
considered reals rstcnss safe vessels by those competent 10
Judge at Orleans 1t Las always been charged there that
they had bcca huricdy constraeted tAat The ambition OF hs
had oyeTreaehc ts ability and that they were abso
nely unsafe They have always been overloaded ana ermh
Day both gns freight and passengers while The oat
raeeou disposition OF the baggage has long dsgraee the ns
endangered the property ts patrons Crowded to reIe
ton agnin and ngnin faeked from stem 70 s,e,n on nv
wonder that death ridden disaster has not before resulted
have spoken herein OF competent opinion at New Orleans
would add that have heard many time the most solemn
predictions OF disaster made regarding these said steamers
know that competent judges In sueh matters have declared
openly that danger life limb aud property menaced their
passengers such extent that no man should advise patron
age line have again and again been assured BY Capt
o. A Pcd most capable and long experienced steamer
master by sea- guf and river and long steamer INSPECTOR
by Federal and State appointment and during the war eh OF
Government steamer construction at tnat tnsse
while during Of last conversations with him at New
Orleans he adverte to his oexprssed conviction that oDe
terrible catastrophe day Other authority
could be cited but name will suffice.
Comment by NE is not necessary. The prediction II
win you not, IN your capacity agate the question ihst this
disaster elevstes FOR attention In Gods name do IL
Very respectfully, jNo. HAEELAND BoG6Rr
~ Paul. Nina, Oct l6, 1870
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OUTRAGE UPON AMERICAN CITIZENS AT
NIAGARA FALLS

70 the E4ifer a Tas ~ y. Iri1sae
SIR: A party of visitors to the Falls, having taken
carriage the Canada side Of the Suspension Bridge
driven to tie Table Rock House. the verge Of the Falls
Only party intended going down under the Falls bot
upon inquiry charges etc. told Oh nothing
it all free But how much FOR suits to protect FROM tho
spmyi Nothing at all Yoq must so down Happy 70 &C.
comnodate you, and furnish guide 10 take you down.
Tas looked suspicious and we sad But yoa cannot live
this way How do keep house and make pofs
Oh We have some fancy articles for sale expect poo
pie 70 buy little something they choose and much
OF the sane talk I'll the whole party was oYepesuaded 10 don
sublime spectacle well worth paying for enjoyed and
when our suits off eutered the showroom and pr
chased oKorbitant prices what We thought would give
them respectable remuneration for their attendance and
passing out vhen some one ssd You viii please step this
ave were told there charges" Two dollars,
the reply Wed we are willing TO pay for what we've had
but told that all free and saving this he took
the two dollars and handed it to the in ATTENDANCE
We were thea told Ii Odoars apiece" Two dollars
We were TO pay nothing And this Is the very who told
Us SO said one OF ne ladies' turning 70 mS who mad as.
before Meanwhile two bury fellows had been seat TO hold
snrbbcd apd 6rowbcaien tn rather than stay longer the two
dollars paid and all but one gentleman passed out and
soon as il was found that OF the party determined
the gentlemen who Lad Paid went back pushing his way n no
here Tor r Because this public house. and suppose
right here" Weli haynl and you get Out Oh
grasp he was pushed back against the showcase when three
6uhere were eight prcscnt-ook hold Of him and
formed he door fearing lis clothes and pulling bis whshes
till the cheek cords OF his neck are so much mutated that
modification has been feared.
These Ndes are hourly practiccd and such assaults
whenever emur occd the proprietor Of the house stand
ing by abctng it, complaint was hed before tho Amer
icSn onsn who promised 20 send the aJays OF this party
and others who been similarly treated TO the Secretary Of
safe and II possible rid the Falls Of this nuisance We wish
his statement which the half has not been told might
come 10 the notice of the entire travelling public and they DO
warned thereby 1.-THE Museum" too, house neato the
Table Rock OF similar stamp Parties are CONSTANT
y ieng nycged in and then refused egess except ny paying
ler,an nd Of from
submit 10 this win our Government allow ~
T. 2. MILLER NJ ID, No. Is Laightst, New-fofh
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AalOO Rio Grande - to % d loieloiO California y % 50
~ 000io; Para IS 10 40 10, l0i9lo, gold New Orleans
81 80 10 l3B0l4o Western and Country 90 70 70 70
l384c; City slaughter tOx O. TO SO ID, Hal4tci Ciiy
Slaughter Govt IS to 60 10, llA9l2c, currency:
HEMPThe speculative demand for Manila has abated bu,
e market is steady note sales Of $50 bales at lOe gold
Other kinds are only in limited demand and prices are pom
nslly unchanged
HOPS-A good steady demand sl prevails for homo con
sumption and prices wen sustained We qsote Of from V@
90 and &C. as 10 growth and quality
INDIGO-A good demand and firm market; we quote
Caracas al 7Oa 9Oc Guatemala SOC atl l21 Manila Csc
o. 10 Madras 6599oe Dude at 75c an s. and Bengal at
Hdtl g. all gold. -
IRONThe INQUIRY for Scotch Pig has been fair and with
small stock prices tend upward about 400 tuns GlengaOck
and RgngOn mostly to arrive. American Pig too s scarce
but is quiet holders very hTm In their views
Other descriptions remain firm with fair business doing nom
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NEWBORN.

CLEARED
sta,r,,hln Andalu,la Bursley Charleston, A. Le.ry
ste,mship Malta (Br D. Ilacsuey, Liverpool r. Cunard
ste,mslip Nlrgo Bulkley savannah Murray ems 20
S,ssnship G. ~ Lord Ward Wilmington ~ o. q ooodspeed
S,ss.bin ThonPson Moore Baltimore w Dalxel
s.,m,bp Black Diamond Meredith Philadelphia w kkPaek
sieam,hn Metls Burton, Boston, Neptune steamship Co.
stsamshie Cbesapeake, Johnson Portland y, v Aneh
RsTk Al Williamson Thompson Asplnwsi heehAnt Cafmsn
R.rI Coursef Dlckey, Havana, J. 4. Ward Co
Rsrk Fagenie (Frl Lamy. Havre Boyd Hneken
Brig ConlAsp 9TH Laird Canpeaely and Lssana d. H. De-
gr,W X Chapm,n (Br), Coe HsifaI, P Neyius Son..
s Marquis Cruz (BrAzl Lens Psrnamouc0 q Lnde
mann 4 Co. -, :, -. III r..-h.ta..,. G..
sehr Cabot, Bacon. Bostoa Racket, FooEer Taylor
scbr NJ j. Russell Smith, Jacksonvillet bsksr Dayton
seh, Cspes lBrl Taylor ST. Johns, N b. r l. Nsvas son
schr Jane Enson, Savannah, Van Brunt slaent -
sehf Ansosdent Sheffield Providence Racket Tooksr Tsy
ior -. ,......p. oo,a,hv,i,. d ov.,
senI go ~ ~ Hoysr Poland Savannah. Young Cowln
sch, Anuis W. Collins 0oTdon NswbeFn ~ O., Van Bruni
sshr Kali. Ranger crow, Baltimore Van Brun, sssht
schr o. O. AeksF Hsbbis, STAMFORD If 'r..I Fl
w HARRIvBD.
s..m.hp San Atkins Savannah Oct TO- with pdse ana
pas ssrssc.s crows Charleston IS hoor with nd'e and
P1s ..~ 70 ssSsa O,.y Galveston % Key w,.s and
hours sss Pa n f1 s,, yi's S,s isa 1
psss.ss iIs s ~ ~ long o. ~" shs A'y Ann hsAA
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propcsals.
QuARrkRxAsrER-0 zssRAI OFFICE
WAsHssroS. D. @ Oct q TOO
PROPOSALS for BUILDING a large FIRE.

MAsHs8roS, d. e. Oct " 100 >
PROPOSALS for BUILDING large FiRE'
PRooP WAREHOUSE, az the schnylkin Arsenal, Phis
dephaPDs Of tho above building be seen at the 9aadr
Office Washingon the office OF Breyet
o. b. CEO5MAN Assistant Qusiermsster General Philadelphia
The otce ofJOHN MeARrlUR o Architect, Philadelphia sd
the once Of Brcves Major Gem VAN VLET QuareTmaste
kew-YoIk.
Specifications win be printed Immediately and deposited at ,hsse
several piacea
Sealed Proposals for tho erection Of the bung including ell work
and Materials Invited will be Octo
lnst, at the Office u Brsyet Brig Gen H. eros.
MAN Asatant Quartem4ter General Philadelphia where they
will be opened the such choose be present
The cot Of tho whole work complete and the time at which
will be finished should be stated N the Proposals.. which should be
accompanied by the guaranty Of two responsible perons In the
amount thousand dollars that the bidder will enter contract
with good and sufficient security within ten days ae being noad
of M. @. MEIG3,
Preyet Brig General.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT oTyios or IErxRSAL Rkyssus,
WAsHrSeroy Oct. 10. 1885,
UADnDnGATQ II

PROPOSALS win be received at tins Office until the 18th day Of
November 1885, at u o'clock for supplying the Assessors and
Of Internal throughout that portion Of the United
States lying the Rocky Mountsin with s,sionefor The
6.ca ending 90 1871 until LIST day Of January 1867
tho Assessors and Collectors of the Rocky Noun
Ans.
Bidders obtain schedule Of articles 10 be furnished with
which such articles delivered application
Collector the Commissioner Of Internal Rev
No proposals win be entertained from parties who ne. regular
dealers IN the articles bid for will be
by satisfactory that the
will, II arded, be fait faily executed.
Bids which prices lees than the fair cost OF the articles VIII
be considered franduisnt. aud rejected.
The Two Hundred Forty Collection Districts distributed
Departments shown by the schedne and each
proposal Department u propoei 10 supply
THE right TO bids parts Of
bids which the interest Of TIE Government require The bids
should sddessed Commissioner Of Internal Revenns In
doed, Proposals for Supplying Stationery 70 Internal Revenue
Ohicer." n. ~ HOLLInS, Cominissoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

Taking the week through the receipts have not been
heavy as for the previous week the total being s packages
bpt for day or two past the arrivals have been the largest Of
the season and dealers universally complain Of slow dun
market Everything shapes for marked decline and though
IL NAV not come for week two there IL hardly doubt In
the minds all it must There AZ evidently
feeling of weakness the country and holders regretng
they had not followed the advice of THE TRIBUNE and taken
the high prices prevailing Our opinion still Is that they
had better get Just the present rates they and
do so the Butter must be S If 1t with
rush prices win 20 down at Sales irregular the
present time with considerable variation each holder doing the
best ne can but letting few cents ID lose him
toner Sales of choice State diaries occasionally made at 80
45c but be forced off yhng like those fig
ures We hear of really good Herkmer County dairy sold
today while low grade Western-a lot Of 100 FIR
kins-vas sold less than zoe There is crowdng or
forcing the markets II n buyer little butter no viii
take IT, and There tc good Canada butter
ing forward which sells with prime Michigan at about e We
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FRUITS AND BERRIEs.

Apples selling slowly Crnberies shade better
choice Eastern bringing SIS per single Dbl Grapes are drug
heavily have the been crowded upon the market prices arc
very much lower and somewhat irregular receivers judging II
best in view Of the immense stock hand few OF which can
be kept long sell price muel below asking
The majority Of the stock Is scarcely OF uyegc quality
and IL selling the Isabtlas l2c Caawbas at lOalc
with few choice little higher but far much lower.
Large quantities Of Inferior AMI frosted are sold AT 3
4 Anything which Will keep had better be held back
sell y h. few inc Duchesse pears
sold go v Dbl, while some Nngaleus brought ~
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
pASSENGERS ARRLTED.

Gamer sud lady M., Fink Mis- A. Daily w W Mitchell St9
d Marcoy M, Golde T. Brown. {. Pfrner. T. l. Ael WI
Underwood ~ Major T. Quinn T. Doasheity WuL Nndwafd
Wn r. Roo f. A. MaiRrI 3 T. Chase, h. T. Lers VIM Lapn
r. Holland. J. y. Cooper, w. II Oodiry a, M, r.
FROM NEwBERN oe. 29-ln stranhip E.en = lery-F'
I7rch II, H. Watson, Wm. Tenet, Robt Nice Capt Day. -.
FROM COW BAY Oct 2ln steamship Pieneer-Mr aud MIRA
WIN McDonsd and children M and Mrs n shehan aud daush
ter, d. Mcdonald ID. Mclean
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OBITUARY.

PROFESSOR THOMAS ]. DIMsDALE. --.
Professor Thomas j. Dimsdae died in Virginia City,
Montana Territory the morning Of September % ssa He
first became resident OF Montana in 1894 where he engaged
IN the noble work Of educating American youth For
time no had editorial charge Of Ths Post Of Virginia City and
held Edgefton the Office OF Superintendent OF Pubic
instruction OF the Territory Professor Dmsdsle I'm
gshman By BIRTH and leaves widow TO his loss
COL sTASDIsH BARRY.
On the 22d instant, Col. Standish Barry, Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States died at his homo Newport
New York. in the seventeen year Of his A. token Of
respect the employees OF tho Treasury Department VIA wssf
Grape upon their left for period Of 20 days An cs
brother Of Col Barys died tho dny previously IN baue's
the ags Of ssyspiy.,hrsA
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DISASTER.

Capt Crockett OF the bark Mary Elizabeth TOT Bo.ton sb'ndones
At makes the following ssuen Len Philadelphia for pn
WALL Oct II end the BeskwaeI h with CARGO Of coal on me
l7th ME- which increased To hurricane the
making breach the yro carrying away ba~ahs and
movesbe from the DICK cabin Doors hina
cabin and osung vessel leak set hands ct the pumps boa
could keep her ~e 18th init bas four fert Of "ssr ne
before rhe wiu Try and free hrri ~
10 Il the schooner Mary Dyer, v.h -four
e-iny 10 n, bat b6ag Disabled condition gale
blowing the leak gaining unable 70 rsnd1 them
ss,sc. saw rrwArd which Kept III for and which
prove be the King Anderson from se for New
exhausted from constant p"npins the vee
n hs resolved 10 abandon
and D. M weather. rodrratins taken on board
the Star Kin. and brought 10 this port.