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sassA VALUABLE
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-aaSa. REAL ESTATE AZ AUCTION,
(Belongi ng to the Farmers Bank Of FlrgInIa
in Alexandria,
The undersigned trustees will "tler, at public
sale on the premises on MONDAY, June 9th
1867, ut II o'clock Il. m:
I. LOT OF GROUND, at tho northwest IN
tersection Of Water and Jefferson Sta, rs ~
feet OH Water street, and l23 81 feet on Jei-
fersnn street, more or less.
2. LOT OF GROUND, at the northwest i'll
torseclion of Union and Wolfe streets, 90 feet
on Union, md 100 feet Wolfe street. more OF
less.
8. LOT OF GROUND, at tho north west in
tefsection Of Royal and Cameron streets, ~
81 2-l2 feet on Royal and IS feet on Gamer ls:a
On street. more or less, with the EulLDiNGS
thereon. -
4 One undivided third part Of SO UARE OF
GROUND, and the FOUNDRY BUILD {zra
ING thereon, bounded by Pitt 81. ASaph, El;B
Wilkes and uibbon streets, except II lot OF
parcel Of aid square. % feet on st. AsHph ST.
and running back liz 5-l2 feet, moro or less.
g. One undivided third part Of HOUSE faSs.s
and LOT, south side Of King street, between EEI
Washington and Columbus streets. ~ IL H.
Oh King street, and running back, iOl feet
more or less.
Prince street between Pitt and Royal, e feet
on Prince street, and running back l13 feet,
more or less with the BAN KING HOUSE Gs:
thereon, with Stable, Carriage house, &c., GE:I
on and the LOT OF GROUND adjoining the
Banking House lot in the rear, fronting on fitl
street 81 feet, and in depth 81 feet more or less.
The other two.thirds Of lots and 5, belong to
the Bank Of the Old Dominion and Exchange
Bank, and can be bought.
TERMS or SALE:-One-ronrth IL be paid
in cash, of the lawful currency Of the u nited
States Of America; the residue in equal insLa'
ments ut g, and 9 months, with legal interest
thereon from day Of sale. For The deferred
payments negotiable promissory notes, pAEanle
in like currency az aforesaid, %ith sufficient Sc
curity, and deeds Of trust on the pr1?P1eT1t2y Will
be required, " nj; " ~ h tU0ISpy
80 oo, Trustees
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A UGUSTA WHITE
II SULPHUR AND ALUM SPRINGS
tFormerly Striblings Spring*,)

4 UGUSTA WHITE -...-...-.
II SULPHUR AND ALUM SPRINGS,
tFormerly Stribling's Spring*,)
Il miles from Staunton, Augusta co, Virginia.
j. A. HEFELFINGER, Proprietor.
This delightful mountain retreat, Il mil les
northwest from Staunton, directly on the
Warm Springs and Hsrrisonburg Turnpike,
has been undergoing improvements for the lust
year, and will be ready for the reception Of gis-
itors on the 1St Of June
The proprietor has resolved to spare no OK
pendture Of means and effort necessary 70 in
sure the pleasure and comfort of his guests
The naturally beautiful grounds have been
cleaned, tic strcamlets bridgcd, and the int
rior of some Of the buildings rcarrangcd, rcfur
nished and greatly improved.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington
Richmond or Lynchburg, arrive at this place
the same day by =. M
The roads in the vicinity are good, and the
romantic scenery renders drives on them both
instructive and agreeable. For this ample pro-
vision has been made by an excellent Livery
Stable The society frequenting this watering
place is generally Of refined and elevated
character adding additional attractions to the
place. The table is supplied with the best fare
to be had in the country.
With an experience Of many years as the les
see of one of the finest watering places in Viz
GINA as Lis guide, the Proprietor flatters him
self that he will be able to afford satisfaction
ana pleasure 10 all VINO WISH INC ttuHusIa w HlIe
Sulphur and Alum Springs, either for the res
toration Of health or the enjoyment Of pleasure.
Slaughters Celebrated Band has been pro-
vided for the season, and full corps of atten-
tive and efficient servants will be on hand 10
attend TO the wants Of guests.
TO those who have never enjoyed the inspir-
ing presence of the ''evcrlasLing hills" which
form grand feature Of this popular resort, 8
visit to these Springs cannot fail to be agreeable
1.-The Chimneys," a Great Natural Curiosity,
five or six miles distant, near the village of Mt
Scion, can be reached over q goo road. Deer
Hunting, Trout-Fishng, Billiards, Pheasant
Shooting etc. constitute some of the sources of
amusement at this retreat. -
Price Of board s. per day, Sil8 per week, and
S65 per month }. A. HhFELFlNGEK,
Augusta co, my 29-eO6w Proprietor
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ION SALES.
y L. D. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

-
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS, SHOES.
O clock, and continued Monday morning at = ~
The whole stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, and NO
tons of M. FLEISCHER. corner KING, and
Pitt streets, consisting Of Black and Coloreu
Silks, Delaines, Berages, Lawns 1aeone.s,
and Gl S with full stock Of White Goods,
Linens, Towels, Napkins, Check, SWISS and
Dotted Mouselaines. Counterpanes, Ns,oItlons,
SC: also 500 pairs Ladies', Misses, Children $
and Mems Shoes
Sale to take place at the store. le 1a.ot
BY J. Fl. PARROTT.-AUcrIoNE /.
ROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION. 50
q 6n TUESDAY MORNING next, the 18th
instant commencing at 10 O'Clock, Shall offer,
at public auction, the whole Of my stock, OF
GROCERIES. FIXTURES, &c, remaining on
hand at my store. southeast corner Of King ana
Union streets Terms, cash on delivery:
je12-ts r. Fl. GEMENi.
INVALUABLE POTOMAC LAND FOR
Y SALE-By virtue Of a decree OF the CIR
cult Court Of w estmoreland county, "a. IN tue
suit Of Stuart, trustee, vs.. klnZer ana others,
proceed to sell, on the 22d DAY OF JULY,
1867, at the Court House, in Westmoreland
county, Va, at public auction, to the highest
bidder. that wel.known TRACT OF LAND
in the decree mentioned, called
IL D n G. w 0 Q d -
This fine estate lies in the county Of West
moreland, Immediately on tho Potomac and IS
bounded on two sides by that river and Pope's
Creek The tract contains upwards OF sixteen
hundred acres of land, q large portion OF the
open land being fat, and lying on The creek and
river. The land is Of excellent quality and
adapted to all the staple crops of the county,
Navigation is at the door, and OF easy access tor
the shipment of grain, timber, cord-wood and
other marketable commodities, and the waters
abound in crabs, fish and wild. fowl, in their re-
spective seasons.
There is growing upon the land an extensive
body of pine, chestnut, oak and locust timber,
which, owing to the increased demand for TIM
Der and fuel, add greatly to the value Of the es-
tate.
The old mansion was burnt some years ago,
but there are com Portable dwelling houses lima
standing near the old site, in good repair. gassl
The prospect from this point is beautiful COM
handing a view Of the river above and below,
and looking out upon the shores Of Maryland
for many miles.
''Longwood" is accessible by steamboat from
landings at Curioman and Mattox Greeks, on
the Potomac, Or Lcedsrown, on the Rappahan-
mock river.
A further description of this estate is deemed
unnecessary, us any person wishing to purchase
will, no doubt visit and examine the premises.
The title to this estate is unqucstionable., Prl-
vate offers will be received until the 10th day of
esq, at Oak Grove Westmoreland county Va,
or to VIM r. DOZIER, Alexandra; but if
not sold by that day, it will be sold ut public
auction al the time and place first mentioned.
The terms will be liberal, ard made known
on the day Of sale.
K. Ii. STUART trustee and Comrn'r
Near Edge Hill" King George CO., Va.
inc Ge0rGe co lie 10 cots
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ERSHIP. The undersigned have
I formed copartnership for the purpose OF
conducting the GROCERY AND LIQUOR
BUSINESS, at No. 104, corner Queen and 81.
Asaph streets formerly occupied by d; Z.
Dorsey VILLA Nj A. SlSSoSN;
nv 2T-1m CHARLES e. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN ORANGE s. ALEXANDRIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, That application will be
made for the renewal Of the following lost or
mislaid certificates of their stock, &C., issued TO
Henry Daingerfeld, viz
No II. October 8, 1859, for 20 shares preferred
stock No, POP, February "A, 1852, for 90 shares
stock No 5G9 August 2G, 1855, for l0 shares
stock No. 100, May ], 1855, for 500 dividend
scrip. w. Ii. MARBURS Agent for
je12-law9wl Adm'rs Il. Daingerfell, decd.
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copARTNERsK1P NOTICES.

n1sSOLUTION.- The copartnershtip, p hereto a o.
- fore existing under the name Of sloan y
s. BRUNER, is, this day. dissolved, ny mut aaa
consent B. F. BRUNER is authorized 10 SET
tie the business Of the firm. IN o.,
April 1st, 1867. 70
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s1N @ 8 r A L s"

1'TOSTA 4 s"
CELEBRATED
BISHOP PILLS.
A Universal Dinner Pill.
For Nervous and Sick Hc,td4che. Costiveness'
Indigestion Dyspepsia. liiiouSness, Constipa-
ton, Diurrhea, Coles. Ch!ls, Fevers, and gen
eral derangeulnl Of the Digestive Organs
Boxes, % cts, 10 cts, and 81 sizes
Sold by all druggists everywhere. o,m.p
And by HENfl Is. w.
Ard by E. $. LEADEEATER CO..
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Ale&anoI'a' va
msr 1s-3md&tw
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~ LA w RENEE TOLSON,

ny w NE =" 101''707'
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Hay, FLOUR AND FEED.
LIBERTY Hall No. So Cameron st.
The undersigned is glad to inform his old
customers that though his loss occasioned 50 re-
Gently by fire has impeded his business to a
replaced the Implements that were consumed,
to fill any orders for articles in his line they may
need Z LAWRENCE TOLSON,
an o.
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"SI O & r A K 5 -

HT U&T A 4 s"
PICTORIAL.
COUGH REMEDY,
For Coughs, Colds, Hoarscness, Sore Throat
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza AFthma
CONSUMPTION, Bronchial A affections, and all d.
esascs Of the Throat and Lungs
Bottles, Is cts., SO cts, and 81 sizes.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY K. CooINnHy
Depot 484. Br9adi way n \; !
And by e, s. LEADBEATER s. CO:l
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Alexandria, We
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CELkBRATE ID
RUCkpHORN SALVE,

HHO3TAk'@ ."
CELEBRATED
BUCkTHORN SALVE,
For Cuts, Burns Bruises, Wounds, Boil5
Cancers, Broken Breasts Sore Nipples, Bleed
ing, Blind and Painful Piles 5crolulouS, fultid
and ll-condtioned Sores Ulcers, Glahdul"r
Swellinga, Eruptions, Cu.aac0us Affection,
KingworIn, Itch, Corns, Bunions, Chilblainss,
Nc.; Chapp cd Hands, Lips, Sc; Bites OF api-
ders, insects Animals, &c.
Boxes, % cts, 50 cts, and - Siza=
Sold ky All Druggists every where
And by HENRY K COSTAR,
Depot 4Sl, Broadway, New orE
And by f.. 5. LEADBEATER co.,
Wholesale and retail agents Alexandria, Va
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I TING Oils
WILLIAM 81. IRWIN,
No. 5, SoUTn UNION STREEr,
ALEXAND VA.

No 5, SoUTn UNION STREEr,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
AGENT FOR THE
VOLCANIC OIL AND COAL COMpAEti !,
OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
Is prepared to furnish railroad comphni es and
others with the Lubricating Oils of said COM
pany. These Oils are used on all kinds of ma
chine55y such as railroad, mill, cotton factory,
highly approved, and will BIO sold at very. low
rates. Ali orders promptly attended to- lap
EoLEY s. co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS AND CROCkEKf IKE,
CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
Coal Oil and Lamps, and Housek eeping Articles,
275, Penn av., bet. 10th and llth sts , also.
SIG, d street,
WASHING TON, D. Q.
Agents for the Union Coal Oil Company.
Crockery and Glass Ware sold wholesale to
the trade at Baltimore prices.
China, Crockery and Glass Ware rented to
Balls or parties on reasonable terms.
Washington, May eff
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rHTLDREN'S CARRIAGES
~ CHILDREN'S CARRIE G ES

u CHILDREN'S CARR AG ES
Another large lot Of
CHiLDREN'S CAkKIAGLS:
this day received from one Of the most extern
siye factories in Now York. Our stock now
comprises q number Of styles, and We feel salts
fed that all who wish to purchase can be snlt
ed, as the carriages can be furnished from -
to $40.
a8r Orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention C1AS. W. GREEN,
= ;aG G. King street.
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AND LEMONS.

50 boxes FRESH LEMONS.
25 ORANGES.
5frails 6" J DATES. So
$50 COCOA NUTS.
25l PINEAPPLES.
For SALE to arrive, by 3d..
a. i. FLEM NC,
les No. $, King st
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V1 A K E n O TIC +

IN a Is q q T ! Z + l----a---..-- -
Tie subscriber is now receiving direct from
The mandatory a large supply Of
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
will be sold at greatly reduced prices for cash.
Also Gold Window Shades, Wall Papers, sc.
Call and see them a. NJ. .TUBMAN,
l76, King street,
nov Q / door shove Washington ct.
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IN I S S . 4 u n I o n
We, the undersigned, have this day dissolved
copartnership, by mutual consent. The b!lsl-
ness hereafter will be conducted by h. LA w
RENEE TOISON. .si
LITILETON W1THERS.
f., LAWRENCE TOLSON.
~
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ID T. BRUNER,
LUMBER MERCHANT.
All kinds Of lumber constantly on hn'o' ana
sold at the lowest market rates.
OFFICE-Hunter Wharf near the Tunnel.
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A RCTIC SODA WATER.

And by all Druggists.
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On TUESDAY MORNING next, the 18th
instant commencing at 10 O'Clock, shall offer.
at public auction, the whole Of my stock, OF
GROCERIES, FIXTURES, &c, remaining on
hand, at my store. southeast corner Of KING ana
Union streets. Terms, cash on delivery;
: lie 12-ts Il. II. GEM EN- /
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u7OBACCO, SOAP, RICE, &C. boxes fine
| Chewing Tobacco; IS boxes German Chem
zeal, Quaker City, Pale and No Il Soap r, Fresh
Rice. Adamantine Candles, Ground Colees.
Hummilrs Extract Of Coffee, and Sugar House
syrup. in barrels, tor sale by
ie g. A. J. FLEMING, No. 9, King st.
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\1 E w r. RI NJ NJ | n & S

Another supply Of BUGLE TRIMMI NGS,
RIBBON, DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS,
of all the latest styles; Guipure Lace also, q 3
large supply of Silk, Linen and Palm Leaf
Fans, ali Of which will be sold at prices TO S"it
;e V'''''' &C. BERRY'S, -, King st.
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NJ OTlCE.-CEETIFIcATE No. SIS, for. two.
and Alexandria Railroad Company, issued in
the name Of Reuben Newman, on the Goth Of
May, 1868, have been lost or destroyed. / shall
apply TO the directory OF said company for n
renewal Of said certificate through
le ll-laW2m GWIN & BECkHAM
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IL r. n + L Ed
Il F E Z d II!
AUGUSTUS WALL Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in FEED, has now on hand a line stock
ebay, GRAIN, STRAW, and 4 general as
sortment of MILL FEED, which lie viii sell
at the lowest market rates for cash.
Feed delivered free of charge
No s, south Columbus street, between King
and Prince $40 nyl5-lm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08
WASHINGTON.
Important Letter OF Secretary Nc
Cull0ch.

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-THE Secre-
tary of the Treasury and Commission
er of Internal Revenue have deter
mined to detail, one of the present
Deputy Commissioners to take meas
ures to place at New York and fill the
vacancy at Washington by new ap-
pointment. -
General Spinner, Treasurer of the
United States, in. his report to the
Secretary of the Treasury to-day,
says: " The stories which have been
so industriously circulated in regard
to the abstraction. or over-issue of
stocks, notes and coupons. and cur
rency, or of any one of them, oraef
any other obligation of the Govern
ment, are entirely without foundation
in truth or in fact"
An official letter from Pensacola,
dated Oct. lst, says the yellow fever
is abating.
Secretary Browning was at the Ina
terror Department to-day attending
to business.
WASHINGTON, October THE Sec
retary of the Treasury this morning
addressed an important letter to a
gentleman in New York, in relation
to our finances, Of which the follow
ing is copy:
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BOSTON,.
Reception or Gen. Sheridan-HOnOr
to the Braye-U. s. Treasury Mat.
terS. lfi.t

r BosToN', Oct. 7.T7Gen- Sheridan
line at IL o'clock this morning, hay-.
ing left Newport shortly after 6
o'clock. He received a popular well
come at Fall River and Staunton, :
where brief stops were made at each
of these places. The city. authorities
and large crowds of citizens. received
the General In the most enthusiastic
manner at Savcn Hill. He was re-
ceived by the. Roxbury authorities,
and salute Hfom the artillery,s and
escorted by the Roxbury Horse
Guards to the Boston line. At this
point the General was received by the
Boston city authorities and an impos-
posing array of militia, who formed
an escort Of the procession. Mayor
Norcross received Gen. Sheridan in a
neat speech.
Gen. Sheridan replied: "Mr. Mayor,
/ regret that want of words prevents
my expressing in fitting terms my
gratitude and high esteem for the re-
ception and welcome have received
here to-day. | am greatly obliged for
your approval of my actions hereto
fore, during the time our country was
in trouble in the cause of freedom
and progress. | return my sincere
thanks to yourself and the citizens of
Boston for this kind welcome"
The ceremony of introduction and
speech making being over, General
Sheridan was conducted to the May
or's carriage, which, with the others,
then moved down the line of troops,
taking position at the head Of the
column. The military in line extended
| over mile in length. The troops
| presented arms as he rode pass, and
there was continuous cheering by the
| crowd who filled the streets.
The procession started shortly be-
fore II o'clock, and was one hour in
passing a given point. 1t included
six thousand soldiers and eleven
bands. The enthusiasm everywhere
was very great, and crowds filled every
street through which the procession
passed. Gen. Sheridan's appearance
was a signal for prolonged cheering,
waving of handkerchiefs, and other
| demonstrations of welcome. Flags
were displayed upon hundreds of
| dwellings, stores and public buildings,
and at several points the General was
showered with boquets. The General
reached Revere House shortly after
| 2 o'clock. The occasion was observed
in Boston as holiday; schools, and
business In great measure, was sus-
pended. Insurance Offices. the Gus
tom House and Post Office were
/ closed between IL and o. o'ciock.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, |
DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 4th
'''' - October Z, 1867.

j
T DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 4th
inst. is received. Too much impor-
tance is attached to the utterance to
which you refer. The people of the
United States are all sound upon the
question of the preservation of the
national faith, as they were upon. the
question of the preservation of the
Union. L consider the faith Of the
Government pledged to pay the 500
bonds when they are paid in coin.
There need, think, be no apprehen-
sion that they will be called in at the
expiration of five years from
their respective dates, and paid in
United States notes. The United
States notes were issued under the
pressure of great necessity, and are
by the authority of Congress being
rapidly withdrawn from circulation.
No more can be issued under the ex-
listing laws, nor can / believe that
any considerable number of the men,
bers of Congress would favor an ad-
ditional issue for any purpose what
ever, much less for the purpose of
paying bonds in violation of the ex-
press understanding under which they
were negotiated. The policy of con-
tracing the circulation of United
States notes adopted by Congress. and
being steadily pursued by the Secre-
tary, should of itself, even if the hon.
or of the nation were no: involved in
the question, to satisfy holders that
$40 bonds will not be called in and
paid before maturity in deprecated
currency. Truly. yours.
(Signed) 81. MCCULLooH,
: Secretary.
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NEW YORK.
Death OF a Well KnOWn fObaccOn.
ist-Burglars Arrested = Whisky
| Seizures a "a s cssr F.& ~t rs

NEwYoRK, Oct. THE steamer
Periere arrived here to-day, in nine
days and two hours, from Brest. It
is said to be the fastest passage ever
made.
) Vienna papers of Sept 25th, says
that the Mexican government will not
give up the body of Maximilian be-
fore the settlement of the pending
question, and particularly the recog-
nition of the Mexican Republic By
the European powers. 3.
New .YoRk, October Peter Lo-
rillard, the well known tobacconist,
died at Saratoga yesterday. 80
A gang of fburglars. with their head
quarters in Crosby Street, was arrest
ed and the members were held to bail
for trial.
Corporation counsel O'Gorman has
sent an opinion to the Board of AL
dermen to the effect that the city
authorities have an exclusive right
to issue licenses to sell liquor, &C.,
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Important Letter of Secre-
tary McCulloch.
Gen. Sheridan at Boston.
Honors for the Brave.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Great Gathering. Of Republicans
Enthusiastic Meeting-Man Burn
ed, &c.
rspec,al to the Evansville Journal.l

Especial to the Evansville Journa1.l
IsDIANApoLIs, October THE
Republicans of this city have at
length got walked up, and were out
in full force at the mass meeting at
Sanger Hall. Speeches were made
by Senator Morton, General Coburn,
Colonel A. G. Porter, Hon. Adolph
Siedensticker and others. Morton
was in his best vein, and waded into
Hendricks and Mcdonald, both of
whom have attacked: him in recent
speeches He showed up their po-
litical record in manner that pre-
sented them In a most unenviable
light. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
John,J. Fay lessee of Litte's Ho-
tel, was badly burned to-day by the
bursting of patent gas arrangement
in the hotel cellar. al
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never having voluntarily SURRENDERED d
the power, and that the excise law is
unconstitutional in so far as it at
tempts to transfer such power to 9TH
er hands.
Several seizures of whisky and IL
licit distilleries are reported to-day;
also 164 boxes Of tobacco and thirty
thousand cigars.
New YORK, Oct. THE great
trotting match between Mountain Boy
and Lady Thorn, for 5000, mile
heats, 3 in 5. in harness, came off to-
day. The track was very heavy.
Mountain Boy won very easily in
three straight heats. Time 2:263,
2:29 and. 2:29.