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Public sale
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U. s. ARMY CLOTHING
And EOUIP4GE.

VIII b S Sid at public auction at Boston, Mas
1s7 Foaro rs 3, aoyernment Clothing WAREHOUSES, NJ
ofTUESDAY. tbs Commencing &C 10 O'clock T. NJ
tnnhE nom day to day, until ths entire Amount OF
sooies Is so large assortment OF seryiceaLIe Cloth
OF tho following artc.os (niore or sss1 III ~ ~ So
1er anu eoLdiion, ana many OF them in tie original
$3.50 Uniform Coais-assorted sizes and natter,
1tli Uniform Jackets-Cayalry and Artillery
Si5i iaor1 mems ard Footmen's Uniform TrCwssrs
COLE Flannel Sbir 3.
1927 Knit Shirts
725 Great Coa;s, Horsemea.
3437 % FOotIuen
1923 Great Coat STRAPS.
25z7 Wooden Blankets.
Ell Rubber Blankets
$50 Rubber POnchos.
2J6 Hatehet Handles
2G)} Flannel Sack Coats
INA PATS Bootees
2lS " Boots, HorssmsR.
6709 8. Stockings.
1910 Leather Stocks.
216l Feathers for Hats.
1889 Fatigue Capa.
~ Worsted Sashes
Cos Yards Lace, assorted c,iors aud yjJfb
los Wall Tent Fins
pa Pick Axes.
499 Telling ASes.
800 Hatches. 7--
70 Spades.
203 Shovels.
Si52 Knapsacks compiee
324i Haversacks.
1904 Uniiorn Hats, Felt.
A large assortment Of Hat Trimmings
6225 Pairs Shoulder Scales lBrassS .-
zoo1 , Ctheyrons, asserted,
$685. Small Tent Pima
1871 Pick Axe Handles.
400 Ak H2ndlcs
=, Terms Of Sale-Cash 10 Gov erpmeut hunds, paya.
chased, TO be claimed ard taken away within twenty
four hours, or to be Tesold.
ESSSa'e to commence at 10 A. NJ. every day.
July 10. Nv Asst o. N. General.
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WHAr DID It? \ young lady returning to he,
country hoac atter soiourn ora few months in New
YORK, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place
Of rustic flushed iace she had soft ruby complex
ION OF almost marble snoothness, AMI instead Of 49,
She really appeared but II. She told them plainly
she used Aagan's Magnolia Balm, and would not lie
without II. Any lady can improve her appearance
very Mueh by using this article. Ii be ordered
oil amy druggist Tor ~ cents
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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An who value valuable head of hair, and it's pres
eTVation trom premature badness and turning grey
viii not fail to use Lyons celebrated Kathario, I,
MAKES the hair rich, soft and glossy eraicates land-
run, anu causes the lair to grow with iuxurian,
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere.
u. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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This Is well known as the standard epomelled col
line process. used solely by The Ne Plus Ultra Coar
Company, being the only method bywhich perfect
enamelled Collar can possibly be manufactured. It
Is warranted entirely free from poison and Is every
way the most perfect, durable and best fitting enan
elle1 Collar in the market. Made In ali sizes and
styles. SIS - : - --,z 1.
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Of rho Steamer Cu,,a

HALIFAX, n. s., July 1B.
The steamer Cuba from Liverpool arrived
ct 3 o'clock this morning, and sailed for Boston
Of 10 o'clock.
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nNE-HALF part In common Of the large and
" beau iful lot on the northwesterly side OF Con-
eress street little 10 the west of Carlton street
Whei con those large elm trees are standing, and
known the Tree lot. haying front OF ist feet
be sold In whole or rart to suit purchasers. plan
Of same may 10 seen ut Office OF Assignee
Aiso the large and elegant brick housc and lot On
Bramhall fronting en- the Promenade, finished and
compile e In nearly every particular with gas water
W. Ks, bathing room and all modern improvements.
On the same lHt IS very convenient and new brek
barn, complete In all respects. The whole premifes
present the most attractive and desirable residence
offered for sale in the city.
Also several small lots of land on MupJoy Hiil,
fronting ON Monument street, and several Ina rear
and adjoining. A plan Of same may be seen at said
Office. csc.
Also one quarter part in common OF the two sto-
nv brick house and lot, No. Oak street, now oceg
pied bJ VIM. s. Broughton.
Also three pows in High Street Church, pleasant
Iy located and furnished.
For further particulars apply 10
SEWALLU. CHASE, or
HENRY P. DEANE, Assignee
Nos Clapp's Block Congress Street
Portland, July Z, 1867. jy0-is odtt
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Portland Gas Light Company

FOrt1anU OAs LlgEG company
TUE Annua, Meeting of the Portland Gas Light
l. company will be held at the Office Of the Com
p1ny. No sS Exchange Street, on WI DNESDAY,
tn, nth instant, at o'cockP M, to on tine fol.
lowing articles:
Ito receive and act upon the Reports Of the
President and Treasurer,
2-To choose Directors tor the ensuing year.
3-1o do any other business that may legally come
Def re the Stockholders.
EDWARD Fl. DAVIES, President.
July II, 1857. julyi2-eodtd
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CfEorENATt, July is.
Flour frmer with light supply; fancy al IL 50 "a
10 50. New Wheat at $40 @ 2 90, and In good de-
mand from country millers. Corn scarce and held at
SOC on ear and rs 76c in bulk the demand is light
With little Offering Oats frmer and scarce at rs q
Whissey unchanged Proyisions-Mess Pork opened
with cood demand at % 90, but closed duh. Bulk
Meats advanced shoulders 10c; sides 12c; clear rib
SIDES l2sc and clear sides 14cc Hams firm at sc ior
common and 20 q 21c for sugar cured. Lard quiet
with light demand at 12Jc and held out of market.
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Houses sst Auction.

HsuSeS Sst AuCt1On.
nN FRIDAY, July 18th, at 8 o'clock P. NJ, ON the
~ premises near the jail, win be sold The eight
BLOCKS, containing iorty-four tenement houses
erected by the Executive Committee for the relief OF
sufferers. Terms cash, or ii purcha ,ers desire it,
they can have them on four months time by adding
interest, and giving notes that will be satisfactory to
the Committee For further particulars enquire OF
Henry Fox, Trustee
~ - E. NJ. PATTEN g. CO., Auctrs.
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M want INN dia'e,y first rate Pastry Cook Tor
wv cape Cottage. M I'd .s... -.- end.
: ALSO Eve good Meat a. 4 Pastry Cooks and four
good Laundry women for other Summer Hotels, and
Thirty good smart girls daily for families hotels &c.
in this city and throughout New England. Apply
Immediately to 49, y A. y. cox & CO.,
No. s5lt Congress Street.
Portland Julv n. 1851 dit
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Frehn South America-Ravases of the
Cholera.
ri New YORK, July To-
the cholera has disappeared, and restrictions
imposed on commerce by Its presence have
been removed In forty days the epidemic
carried of 1900 persons, General As
both, United States Minister, is dangerously
ota quorum. The feeling in favor of peace
with Paraguay is rapidly becoming univer sal.
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BATH, July 10.
The long disputed question of the Western
terminus of the Knox 8 Lincoln Railroad is
settled. 1t is to be at Bath
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Lyons EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GIN9ER,-
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick HEADACHE
Cholera Morbus, &C., where a warming. genial slim
uiant Is required Its careful preparation and entire
nary purposes. Sold everywhere at so cents per bot
lie. =. = : - =
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
July IA, '66-eod&wly
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Groceries at Auction
Horses, Carriages, &c. at Auction
Sale OF Timber Lands for Bates
.E OK College.
LAND OFFICE,
Pannar Nforah fQf4

srE -74T LAND OFFICE, I
Bangor, March :, 1861.
NOTICE Is hereby given, IL pun sraneo of " lie.
~ solve TO carry into effect chapter two hundred
t-tour in favor of Bates College, approved Febru,
airy 2e, 1851, that Townships numbered 8, Range II
and 10 Range II w l. s, situated upon the Uller
Saint John River, excepting the Southeast quarter
OF the last named township wiltbc ohered lor salo
by public auction oT the benefit OF said College ST
the Land Office In Bangor, on Wednesday The fith
day OF September next, at II o'clocs, noon. asa
ono third cash and satisfactory I0tes payable la
on and two years. secured bymortSage on tie pfeIa-
ises, VIII be rseeiyed IN payment.
mar3dtSeptu. "a .- r-I'- Land Agel.
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FRANKFORT, July 14-Evenlng.
United States bonds were quoted to-day at III for
the issue Of 1862.
LONDON July 15-Noon.
CoDsoIs at a4B for money.
AMEhioAht amor,can se.nr;ti I TTn,saJ
states 5-20s 49, Illinois Central Railroad shares SOL
Erie Railroad shares 45s.
LIVERPOOL, July 15-Noon
Cotton tirmer; sales IL 900 bales prices unchanged
Breadstufs firm. Lard AIS Cd. Other articles I'M
changed.
LoNDoy, July 1872 P. NJ.
Eric advanced to At.
ITO Merchants Exchange by International Line.l
LONDON, July 15-aP. M.
Cansols s4i. U. S. 5-20's 70. Cotton frmer. Corn
3cs Sd. Cheese SIS. Other articles unchanged.
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MEDfCAL ELECTRICITY
p Da, VI. N. DEMIRC,
Medical Electrician
ii, 5il 9iIi MIDDLE STREET,
NsarEy Opposite shc U.itea siotes Hsie

5il G9iTi MIDDLE STREET, -
Nsariy Opposite sac U-isea siuaes He,.
yyHElsE be would respectfully announce to
KY citizens OF Portland and vicinity, that he
permanently located In this city. During the three
81 the worst forms OF disease In persons who hnys
iled other forms oil treatment In vain, and curing
gass@ptS 81 IN ,s 50 short tine that he sSeston is Os1
We viii say that all that do not stay cured,w we
doctor the second time without charge.
Dr.. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and Is also regular graduated physical
electricity is perfectly adapted chronic ds:ases
the form Of nervous or sick headache; neurnia II
tic head, neck or extremities, CONSUMPTION whef
In the acute etages Or whore the lungs are not iuly
dlseases, white swelings, spnsl Diseases curyature
Of the spine, contracted muscles distorted limbs,
PALSY or paralysis, st. Vtas' Dance. deafness slau.
ton, const ation and liver complaint piIesTe ers
every case that can be presented asthma bronchi-
us structures q ths chest, and all forms of female
BY ELECTRICITY
The Rheuznatie the gouty the lame and the Ia "a
leap with joy, and move with the agility and elastic
lily Of youth; the heated brain Ia cooled; the most,
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deiorBlitIes 70,
moved; fantness converted 10 vigoF, weakness TO
strengthj the blind made to see, the dear hear and
ne palsied form TO move upright; the blemsbes Of
youth are 0bliterated; tho ACCIDENTS OF mature lie
rrevented the calanies OF old age obyiated and 90
active circulation maintained
1.1 DIES -~G
VINO nave colu nan1s ana ieeti weak stCnaeh5 LAM
and weak backs; nervous and sick hcadache Ola si-
ness and swimming In the head with indigestion ard
constipation Of the bowels pain In the side aud back
leucorrh@a, Tor whtes); falling of the womb with s
train ofdiseases viii lind In Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too .. aiIss
menstr uatoD, and all OF those long Inc OF troubIgs
With young ladies', Electricity Is certain specic
and will, In short time restore the sufferer 20 he
Vigoc 0fhealth.
-. TEETH TEETH! TEErHI
Dr. D. still Continues TO Extract Teeth by BIfc.
TRICKY wITnoUT PAIN Persona having deca, cd
teeth stupps they wish TO have removed ov reset
ting he would give polite invitation TO call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MA.HINEs for az
or family use, with thorough Instructions.
DR.. D. can accommodate few patients with board
end treatment at shouse.
Once hours from o'clock A. 10 ie NJ; from
te6P. M, and TO In the evening.
Consultation Tree. noyiii
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Helmstreet's nmitable Han CooIin2 has bee,
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years. Il
acts upon the absorbents at the OF tle hair ant
taneous dyes deaden and injure the hair, Helm.
strocts is not dye but is eertiin in Its results pro
notes its growth, and Is beautiful Hair DRESSING
Price 80 cents and $l.09. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, soidby al Druggists
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NJ Office 10 hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon herself
tho trust of Administrative of the estate of y3
WILLIAM P. CHASE late Of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland. deceased, and
given bonds, the law Directs An perscns having de-
fnands upon the estate Of said deceased required
to exhibit the sumo and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
MARY A. CHASE, AdminisUatrtx.
Portlsnd. june 10, 1857. jy1d1ewsw"
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Over 100000 a Month
Patented June 19, 1896. ~
100000 Fairs Ordered Weekly

Patented June 19, 1866. w.
100000 Pairs Ordered weekly!
p All Paper Cuffs heretofore made have been nearly
worthless, account Of the great difficulty Of putt
ting in and taking the studs, by which the Cuff
is ftequeutly destroyed with once wearing. This OBJ
lection is wholly obyiated in the Duplex Cuff which
Is made under e patent Of the Ne Plus Ultra Collar
Company, with new button hole, used In no other
cuff, which enables the wearer to put in take out
the stubs INSTANTLY, without tearing or injuring
the cuff or button-hole in the least. a our Of this
Kind aeM irear more than three times as long as any
otter. They are made OF very heavy pure white
Stock in exact Imitation Of linen, and scdter-
PROCEED by our new process in the same manner Of
the Duplex Collar. Our orders warrant In say
ing that in less than one year no other Paper Cuff
will be called tor sold by the trade throughout
the country. We also manufacture the "Water
Line Cuff" "a very heavy enameled Cuff )corre,-
ponding with the Collar of that name. They have
The patent button.hoe, the same as the Duplex Cuff
800 ssEssyARD:-One hundred dollars will be
paid for information which will convict any Dealer
Of selling cuffs not made by the Ne Plus Ultra Col
lar Company, of Biddeford. Me-. having button
holes like those in the Duplex Cuff, exclusive
patent for the United States FOX such button hole =
owned by sal Company, and all infringements will
be prosecuted to the extent Of the law.
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Berlin Mills Company.
Spruce and Pine Lumber &C LatLs,
THE Berlin Mills Company has iacil.ies for man.
i ufacturing all kinds OF Dimension Spruce ami
Pine for frames, either large or small with SPECIAL
ing the mills at Berlin, n. H.. at night, and arriving
every morning to our wharf in Portland where
ships OF the largest size can load, --f
We can furnish orders Of any description with dis
patch. Orders solicited. Address, Berlin Mill:
Company, Portland, Maine.
CHARLES HAMILTON, Agent
May 30. eodtf
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction Sale Of Government
Clothing.

OFFI0E OF THE A. A. @. NJ
Fort Preblo, Ne, July 9th. isD7 !
w NJ NJ be S9II e Public Auction &C Fort Pre6ie
NJ, the following described artciss Of ,IstIi M
and Garrison Equiyoge, VIZ: '@F
~ Uniform Coats, Enfsn,ry.
y Pairs of siseIxing..
storm Flag AsnIIia rds.
&E-.ale Positive.
TERMs-Cash In Government Funds.
WM. G. BARTLETT, LIST 1t. 81 US. Art
jy9dtl Byt. Major and & \ \. q. Al
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/.
and he has been DESTROYS of seeing
the clubs of the two cities engage in a
Efraternal and social combat, and we
knowsof no one with whom our good
citizens would rather travel than with
Captain d.
We are informed that our kind and
courteous agent of the Merchants
Union Express Company has volun-
teered to take all of our players to
the ground severys evening they may
wish to play, at four or half past four
o'clock, as they may desire, until the
match game comes off. Long may he
wave. esea sss.ssa s,aS 1ss 80
Iii is proposed that every one who
can play the game shall be on hand
this afternoon at four o'clock, to start
for the ground, and the nine players
selected TO play the match will play
against all the other players of the
city, giving them four outs to their
(the nineJ three. Turn out all ye
= =
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Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAsrBERs,

ISe A1<1A Sl4l~ts tll4E a 1901. J
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
His Honor, Mayor Baker, being absent
Councilman Holman was called 10 the
Present-Co Miller. Dean. Null
hansen, Hetlm,tn, Reitz. hoIle, Wiltshire,
Kraft aud 1ook. % fHN2EA
The minutes OF preceding meetings We're
read and approved
ed:
Peter Zspp ct al. work, slS3: Bach e. Is
singer, printing, s6i 10: do, printing SIT SO I;
a lex. Ewing, earth, 81 50: Senttnet-o7l-fte-
Border, advertisement, s54; G. Reitz d Bro,
SIS 30; w. q. Turnock, sundries. SIS 81; Ron
aid Fisher,gas fittings, sl0 SO; Philip Klein,
salary. 500 w. 1. r. Wells, salary, $50: A.
salary, ala; II. vi. Harvey professional,
$685. r. Rowland, on account, $50; Police,
Day Watch, SI40; do, Night Watch, sIS6;
Central NJ trket report showed SIS SIS from
outside Collectors and Use for butter confis-
: from outside collections. -t3
Thereaort OF Locust II II Cemetery show
ed three inteEments during the past week
report of Oak Hill Cemetery showed two
inrern1ents for the week ending June 18th.
A petition asking that all barber shops
be'ciosed on sunday, was laid over for IN
= AIDE fed, mai tIe alley from Vine TO Di-
vision streets, and between First and Sec
ond streets, fs1e srad5d1 ard paved, and
THAT the alley betweeAF second and Third
streets, extending from Vine to Division
streets, be graded. a.sI A5l Ii 4f7
Peter Zapp WAS instructed to repair the
sidewalk on Fulton Avenue. las
Councilman Reitz su sgested certain i'm
proyements in The Union engine house,
" nfcls was ordered TO bedope.
Councilman Cook moved that a connec-
ton De made DetWeen the upper and lower
portions of the canal sewer across Syca-
more street. Agreed to, and Mr.. McIn-
nerny instructed to DO the work, with the
consent OF Liant Bros. as5er
y VIM. Inwood was granted permission TO
reconstruct a frame stable within the nre
limits. H ~
Ordered that lot Ii, in block 10. Eastern
Enlargement, be filled also tn tt lots A, D,
10 and II. block in Eastern Enlarge
ment.
Ordered that The guttelsson 9TH and Wal
nut Streets, be cleaner out; also the eye /
let on the southeast corner OF Main and Sth I
Streets. IN
Councilman Cook moved that the Clerk I
hunt up a petition and subscription for the I
oil sycamore Street TO Main, and
hand the same 10 him.
ordered, that franklin street, near the I
bridge. be repaired.
ordered ( at certain repairs be made on
+ II Io4s Avenue; also, GA FIT street, be-
tween second aud Third Avenues.
Ordered, that "A side walk OF class No. be 4
LAID down on the southeast side OF Muir
berry. 4Tonf sstesnd D. Four ~ Va so on TIE
sohtn west SIDE OF SKIN street, from Pow
.1s lie fzsAt a mud hole ibe alled ON
William Street. Also, "a siderw TX OF class
No. =. on northwest side of Vine Street,
from sixth 10 seventh.
Tie CouneH fiIen resolved Itself into
4 boafQ Of cqualizatio and after eQali- p
zing a whole. q 1Journe1 +
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School EXAMINATIONS, To DAY.
The Public School examinations will
be continued to-day as follows: f
Sixth Primary, Miss Warren, sfrom
8 to 103 AN sstyie ae5i.~ ..s
Seventh Primary. Miss Dudgeon,
from 102 to II A. NJ. 49," 81
Fourth Primary, Miss Gilmore,
from 2 to 81 p NJ
Third Primary, Miss Woodbury.,
from 81 to Bpm
Parents and friends of education
should, as far as possible, attend these
examinations.
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that we have not witnessed In former
examinations. We are glad that-the
teachers are devoting so much atten-
ton to this foundation of learning.
The spelling classes also acquitted
themselves we'll. The same may be
said of the classes in mental arithme-
ic and geography. The following isthe
Roll OF HoNoR-Not absent or
tardy during the gear: John Nc
Inndrney.- Lawrence McInnerneg
and Robert Rustou. Josie Me-
Reynolds was sick one day; with that.
exception, was neither tardy nor alb
sent. ~ . -
The aNTATH PRIMARY is a school
taught by Miss DoUGHERTY, with Miss,
FoRsYTH as assistant. 1t numbers
seventy-seven scholars on the roll
The examination was pleasant and
satisfactory in every respect. The
school is manifestly improving, and
now contests the first place with any
of the primary schools in the city.
The classes in Reading were unusu-
ally good All of them did well, but
the first class did better than is usli-
ally heard in classes of that grade
The enunciatiorI of the little girls was
distinct. the emphasis good, and
the infection unusually perfect.
The same class was also excellent in
spelling and geography The second
class. while not as perfect in its grade
as the FIRST, was nevertheless good
class, and read with proficiency and
ease. In spelling it was not as per-
feet as it might have been. The
third class~I numberedl only three
scholars present, although it had
thirteen registered at the commence
ment of the term. 1t was an unusuahI
thing to see so small class in Pri-
mary School. The whooping-cough,
whichis quite prevalent in our city,
may haveabeen one of the causes of
its decrease in numbers ST -.
At. the close of the examination.
Miss DoUGHERrY presented BELLE
ENsMINGER with book. for regu-
larity and good derortment sa is
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WeEZ IA vEH


A sensitive young gentleman i'm
agined-that the streets of the city
were adesigned1fo a. face track, and
having a snowy horse, let him CO.
But the police did not let the rider
go. They went for him, and not find
ing him readily, left word at his
home that they wanted him. He
took the hint and came to taw. 81
fine, with 81 05 costs, was the expense
sof his Fast drive. DE begged piteous-,
~ to have his name omitted from the
annals ofhistory for the sake of his
father and mother. and we omit it. q
An old gentleman was found haul
ing saw dust without having the
proper stamp upon his wagon > ard
being stranger and ignorant, he was
let off Dy paying the Marshafs and
Recorders fees, while the fractured
ordinance was left to heal its own
wounds .ss 80 fr4et.e 53l s45n,
A number of Philippians, who un-
mindful of the city ordinances as well
as of the laws OF health, had permit
ted filth and garbage TO accumulate in
the rear of their dwellings, were
called into Court to answer As it
appeared they were unable to pay the
fine fixed by the, ordinance, His
Honor effected satisfactory COM
promise-with- them-they agreeing to
pay him and the officers for their
kindly attentions, and at once to clear
up the. premises, They eagerly, ac-
cepted the offer and Went on their
way rejoicing.
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! M AsoNIc.-Atgths regular meeting
of Evansville Lodge No. IS, Free and
Accepted Masons, held at the lodge
room last night rthe- following officers
we're elected! Abram Sharra, Wor-
shipful Master; G. I'll. Butterfield, Sc
nior Warden; Harry Joseph, Junior
Warden;.S. K LeaFitt, Treasurer; A..
j. Coleman. Secretary w
These officers elect. with the SUBJ
ordinate officers then appointed,
will be installed on Monday evening
next. the 24th inst, the same being
St. John Day. tya ~ @6.fs Is .'s q
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Bachelors, Hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
@sgorld.. The s-oalya true and perfect Dye.
Harmless, Reliable, Instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints:
Natural Black OF Brown. Remedies the Ill
ef1ects OF Bad Dues | Invigorates the hair,
leaving 1t soft and beautiful. The genu-
Inns is signed Wilkunl n. Botchelor. All 9TH
eTs are mere limitations, and should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
tuners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New
York laid sf sAf1t ash
dec. lily. N=F s-xs