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NAsHviLLE, June 2b.-Mr. Low ,nheim, OF
this city, dealer In feathers, &C., W As out last
week, accompanied bys young man named
Hughes, on a peddling expedition. Ono night
they camped In Lincoln county and were at
tackled by a band Of robbers. who demanded
their money they refused and were hung W
by the neck until they changed their minds
Tho hanging was repeated, when ti,Dy gave
up their money
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Georgia Legislature Convened-The
CrOps.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 35.-Goveruor Bullock
Issued a proclamation dated June rs, conVen-
ing the Legislature OF Georgia at Atlanta, at
noon, Saturday, July 8, under authority Of the
act OF Congress.
SAVANNAH, GA, June Alt has been rain.
Ing steadily since yesterday. Crop reports are
very favorable.
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LIPE-SAvISG APPARATUs.-Dr Rossvslly
the agent OF the National Life-Saving and
Bsllasting Company, has had an interview
with the Secretary Of the Navy, and that gen
tleman has, through Rear-Admiral Radford
placed a steamer at his disposal for expert
ments. The steamer will leave the Seventh
street wharf tomorrow evening, at O'Clock
with Senators and Members and other invited
guests to witness the experiments In this new
and Interesting invention.
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MENPHIs, June 25.-William Brown was
murdered at Milan, on the Memphis and Louis.
willie railroad, last night, by three b rothers
named Wheeler, who attacked. him for psrtic c.
ipating In a canvass the night before.
The election In North Mississippi Is pro-
crossing quietly. The results SO far are do
oidedly against the constitution.
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LxwrsrowH, Nh, June 2S.-The Republican
Convention Of tho Second Congressional dis
trict after long and excited proceedings nomi-
mated s. p. Morrill,, Of Pennington, for Con
gresA this afternoon.
PORTLAND, NE, June 25.-Hon. Jno. Lynch
was nominated for Congress In the First Con-
gressional district. The resolutions fully aus
tain the Chicago platform.
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Nsw ORLEANS, June 2S.-The steamer Selma,
VITA cattle for Orleans, sunk yesterday one
mile from the mouth OF BraIos. Captain !. E..
Thomas, Steward, John Mclean, two Chinese
cooks. and ono passenger, name unknown,
were lost. The body Of Captain Thomas was
recovered.
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CHICAGO, June 25 The wall OF a building
fell yesterday, burying Ave working men, two
| OF whom since died.
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IMPAIRMENT OF HRINTERIoR,
~ UsIrBp BrATBs PArENT OPYICE

~ pNiThD pTAThh OPFICE,
WAsHINGros, June ~, 1888
On the petition Of sTRPHBS J. 6oLD, Of Corn.
wall. Conn, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him on the Sd day OF October, 1874, for
an Improvement In Warming Houses by Steam.
for seven years from the expra Of said PATENT
which tai es place on the Sd day Of October, 1868
Is ordered thst the sad Reti!ion BE- he1td a. the
Der next at u o'clock, m. and all persons are
,ihsd to Appeal and show cause u any they have
Persons opposing The extension are REQUIRED 20
set forth In writing at least foey days before the
lay Of hesTingi all testimony fled by either party,
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken aud
transmitted In accordance, with the rules Of the
once, which will be furnished on application,
iimony. must be nlsd In the Office tiosniv days be-
fore the day Of hearingi the arguments, " any,
,'ithin ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this n9!ice be publshedin the
REPUBLICAN, and tho IHteliiDenc6r, Washington,
a week for three successive weeks the hrst Of said
day Of bearing. A. N. STOUT,
ieb.PSt Acting CommissionaT 81 Patants.
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THERE WAS a BRILLIANT WEDDING In this city
yesterday-Senator Henderson to Miss Foote,
The newspapers announce two others to fol-
low, viz Senator Norton, OF Minnesota, to a
young lady Of Baltimore, and Mr.. Speaker
CoIfAx to u Miss Perry, OF Keokuk.
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HUDSON, N. Y, June 25.-A stope-workS
boiler exploded, to-day, cutting the engineer
about the head fatally, Loss, $4,000.
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New Advertisements.
GRAPES GRAPBsi GRAPEslM

GhA'' o"" ~
The undersiEned Ia now receiving from Chester
eounty and II prepared to execute orders for large
or small quantities q the ehoieest
Consistinx Of Golden Hamburg, Black HAmburg'
| Grixriy Prsntignsn, Bawood Muscat. Mussat Ham
burG aud others Of tho finest varieties: These are
delivered 10 superior dticn some OF the bunohes
being three to four pounds EACH Win sysry, grape
/ ieB.N 26 Pa. Av., bet. l2th and 18th ats.
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FRoN BLANCHARD h MoHUN we have Har.
per'S Weekly for the week ending July I.
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-, ,,.,. ,,rDvUC
4 AID 10 Ihhh
~ ,,,
The undersigned, whilst embracing thi, emporium.
ty to prefer his most sincere thanks TO MS irshas
fsr IL or liberal patronagc,wouid earnestly
eentinunueo Of their favor, feeling assured mat mo
.asetiSp fepdsTsd his psr Sinsas.s T.
His store IL abundAntly supplied WIN inc
cUoICEsT GROCERIES,,
x.ry ana importations, which will
W pNn,nn,Iy rspien{nhed from time to time, that
every order may ss,t mai III bubble can
aI "a no iSt ssssR%S; Il the
they can procure more sIpeI,0r sSn hp%uRrks
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GEN. MUCLgRNAND Is being urged by West
ern Democrats for the Vice Presidency,
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Special Notices.

%wORKINGMEN's ASSEMBLY,
~ 4 special meeting will BE- held at Trsdes'
Union Hall, corner Of Eighth aud streets, on FRI
DAY EVENING, June 18th, at so'clock, for The
purpose Of taking such action As may Be proper
upon the passage 81 the Eight-hour law. All work
i.Slt EMACMURRAY. Rec. See'y.
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LONDON, June IA Tdsshu, formerly a
consul In Abyssinia, andne OF the prisoners
held so long BY Theotorui arrived In England
to-day. He had publicrception at Kings
College, and WAS heartilyheered and warmly
welcomed BY large asseblage.
WORKS, June a,.-Th statue Of Martin
Luther was insusurated tday In the presence
ola vast oonoourse Of peoe from all parts Of
Europe and America. tt King Of Prussia
and the Grown Prince xnessed the oere'
mony.
when the statue was hunted salutes oil
artillery wore fred, and A. IN a. the applause
subsided hymn was sunSy several thou
sand voices. r...
PEsrH, June 2S-Princeyapoleon has ar
rived n Bucharest. He wsmet At the city
gate BY Hospsdor, Prince saries, Prince o
Romsuia, and escorted to 'hpalace.
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efe M A Y o RS Of + Q K, CITY
kS HALL, wAsuISaroS, DC, June .. 1888.
-Persous residing In sections Of the city whore
sidewalks or streets are being Paved, or where
structed under contract, will confer special
BY reporting to me any case where the work u
tho contract are not in every particular complied
with. .
bolders and citizens from impositions such rs are
known to have been practised for years N this
city. b. J. bowEN.
je2J-l0t Mayor.
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"UP THB WRONG TREB" AGAIS.-The New
York World is in a muddle again, or else its
head Ia a "wool growing" about the Gilmers.
In undertaking to correct its errors about Mr..
Gilmer of N. O., and Mr. Gilmer Of Richmond,
Va, 1t says
"Now, that we recall who he is, we recollect
TO have published last fall a strong and able
protest by cr.GOpsrnor Giliner against the lille.
gal proceedings OF General Schoheld, in con.
nection with the Virginia election"
Ha did hei Why Ex-Governor Thomas W
dilmer, Of Virginia, has been dead these
twonty-ivc years, and IL Is something new to
US and General Sehoheld II he has received
any communications from him on the subject
of reconstruction, In this or the other coun
try.
This is the very gentleman who was killet
on board the Princeton, and at the time was
Secretary Of War under President Tyler. The
writer of the letter to the World Is, as we be
fore stated, brother OF the late Governor.
What a comedy Of errors the World has go'
into. They are as numerous as the blunderi
about Judge Chase as the Democratic nomi
nee. The World has drifted from its mOorings
and there Is no telling where 1t will "hau
up" at.
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For Sale or Rent.

nor RENT. -BUTLDIEG ON THE. CORNER
l. OF Bieyonth and X streets, suitable iot nOss
any Kind Of business Apply at Tehth' ostw ~.
N and streets. lesf'"
Il House situated on L street south, near bighlh
street east 10 large rooms with gas and water, ana
JOSEPH REPkTTl,,
loo Cor. Seventh and streets, Navy Yard.
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We have never taken much stock in the
various rumors which have from time to time
been set anoat In regard to the retiracy OF Mr..
McC ulloch from the Treasury; and for this
reason we have not been able to make up our
mind that the public interest required change
In that Department Of the Government. On
the contrsry,it has always seemed to US that
the public interest would be subserved by his
remaining at his post.
We know that there have been numerous
attacks upon the Secretary, but they have
been personal and political, and not generally
such as might be set down to his discredit as
an able anancier. Such assaults are to be ex.
pectcd, and are Of no account In determining
his fitness as public officer.
But yesterday and last night the rumors OF
his resigning his portfolio were revived with
a freshness that gives to them an apparent
| color Of truth, to say the least. The story Is
that the distinguished Secretary will, under
| a pressure, retire, and that Col. Cooper, of
| Tennessee, Is to be nominated as his success
sor. Col. Cooper has been once rejected as
Assistant Secretary. He can, therefore, hardly
/ win the flrst place. but we shall see.
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aHewATER REGIsTRAR's OF
@ Zee, june 40, 1905. ,r

@ Zee, june 40, 1905.
DUCT WATBR
Public notice is hereby given that all waste Of
water must cease. All ornamental Jets or foun-
tains must be shut of. Perpetrators Of livery sta
bles are forbi dden to use hand hsse for washing
walks with hose can DO permitted only once daily,
between the hours Of 6and o'clock p IN.
With just economy there IL sufficient water for
all. The waste which now prevails deprivos the
Inhabitants Of the higher portions Of the city Of
their necessary water supply.
All who waste the water will be 1ned As the law
directs, and on repetition Of the offence will have
the water shut OF at the main.
je2Jeod2w RANDOLPH C0YLE, W. II,
N(sfa NOTICE-M. w. GAIT 4 BRO.
W JEWELLERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
NEW STORE,
80 Penna. ave. bet. 18th l1th streets.
je2l I'm
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HY CLUB, "A meeting q this Club will be hel!
At wIsEwELL BARRACKs, germs. q ssSenth
tho purpose OF making recon lamentations for ward
ofnees x. J. BEALL. President pro, ten:
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The Charleston Courier says: Reports from
middle Carolina represent the fruit trees as uni
versally backward this season. mp to the Ssh OF
March they were not yet in blossom. Heretofore
il has not been an uncommon thing for them to be
in full bloom IN February. Even the plum shows
no signs Of flower, and therefore 1t is generally
expected that this will be an abundant fruit yesl
by no means an unmportant item to q people
anticipating scarcity Of food"
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The Chicago Post deserves credit for getting of
q good Joke. If IL is Radical one. II says:
johnson (A.) has attempted another scriptural
character--fhat of the Deluge. He wants to
reign forty days aud forty nights more"
The Mobile Register gets of equally as good q
joke in its reply:
Indeed, It is probable the thing was done on
crdif for we cannot help thinking that it was lent"
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nB. BURN DU BUIsS0N'B DIGESTIVE
~ LoEengss and Powders Of the Alkaline Lscstes-Ihe
Akaue Laetses exercise the beneficial influence
the Of digestion either by their peculiar sctif
90 stomach By kortnx 70 the
isfter through their combination with the saliva gastric
Juice supply Of Lscc Acid which all English French
other Psychologists admit be essential principle d.
xeon For the informstisn Of those Who be without
medical advice hare thst the symptoms Of
paired digestion Headache pain In the srshesk hsn
rsnls g.strs xssrrz. hesrbxrn, wind In the stomach
bowels loss Of appetite snacison, etc Al these
disappear under the scien Of the Alkaline Lassss vnick
may be always bad IN ozsnFes poNders-
General dspot in Paris. GRfMAULI cos ohsmss
s = rs o.. s.'. :. N 1pIoozrs gun
LOTS and s< sseJ othr good cbsnisth
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CKIAAULT u con-
SYRUP OF FERRUGINoUs PERUVIAN BARk.

Chemists a. = r. Prince Nspoesn As Rchesu. Paris.
This preparation has the advantage Of combining
powerful tonics known In the medical world. OF perfect
ascy, and agreeable this Syrup taken with pleasure
nua surs the most delicate stomachs.
should be administered ladies Of delicate constitution
young backward IN sanng the Of pubety
10 children Of weak constitution and IL particularly
pleyed in the treatment Of Cholorosis Assnss Pale Com
plexion Gsstrics Gsstralss Whites Lcscsuhss DEBILITY
Want Of Appetite, Poverty 81 Blood, etc
Agents N New York Nj BECKER, 10 Grand street. Nsv
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cass,. @ar-ss.


err or JEEyEEsos. March Is. 1883.
Arrived yesterday = 800 Texas Beeves, &c
Calves and Yearlings and Mich Cows. Sold-233
Texas Beeves, 40 Calves aud Yearlings, 81 Hogs
and Mich Cows. Stock on sale-406 Texas
Beeves, q Calves and Yearlings, 439 Hogs and Is
Mich Cows. We quote:
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s'oek on hsHd and on shipbosrd this evening 81 SOC
The exports this evening include $40 bales for
Barcelona and 1854 bales for Liverpool.
1oBAcco-We have little alteration to notice
under this heading during the three days under
review. The inquiry continues active at remuners
tive prices. but the stock on hand is too light for
very extended operations. Buyers both for the
trade and for shipment have been actively en-
gagged examining the offerings, which are entirely
successfully commended for full previous figures
Rates baye undergone no change whatever, and
we feel assured that il producers would send for.
ward their supplies handsome business would be
the result We append quotations as follows:
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COTTON FAUrORsL ETCl
/ RsenAHDseN = MAJ r<s aasTy
~o e AcHAKDsoE-A. n. xAY,
Cssssa FAetsrs
exKKRAk COMMISSION nERcHAxxR
lei4 eA. - Perasae strsss. .iafii-
New ofsssa
John NIXON = CO..
JOHN NIXON. yr. New orls WILLIAM 9. PAB
HAN, Madison Parish,
Cotton Factors.
mo- " UNION STREET..
- New orieans
Fl +. COFFEE a CO..
COTTON FAcroRs
And General Ce.nissis1 Nerehanss.
No. 5 UNION STREET.
NEW onIEAss
I ocKETT = LOCK ErT-
O. LocKErT, New Orleans, w. r. LooKETr, nis<.i
Cotton Factors and Ceansssiea Merchants
No csrondslss street, New Orleans
Liberal cash sdvsncesen ccnrgnnsuts made 70 81
Orders for goods promptly attended 70.
GREENE w. H.. = HKOs.-
v \ GREENE CO.. viekss.rs.
Cotton Factors.
Z Ne u rERDIDo STREET.
New orsaus. La
( AIKEN . xAINEr-
ASpREw J. AIKEN-sAMUEL KAIHKYi
sssss~er = Essehfsrd. Brow. = os..
Cotton Factors and ce.niss,e. Merchants.
60 carondsss street. New orlssna
SUMAEKs - BRAxNINs.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSIONS EEKoHA ar
1ss Grsvier street,.
As,ns ion o. K KING co.. New York; FRED LYos
. BROS, Liverpool
pAKMAn = BLUNT ss~iss
gNo. g. PAsHAn. Of Hsv orssns; sEvEKLE BLUNT
sf Kinds county, AissszippD
OorroS sAgTeSs AsD oossssIcs
Ne. ~ Carondslst ssresa-
or..ns Ia
A LCUs. sCHERCK - AUTEY-
Gxvp Arous. rsaAs ssur.ox 4 d Avrr.J
uoffox FACTORS AND COMMISSION nxn0HAHTs
Ne. - o~rsaasiss ssr~sts
Es- Orleans. La
uuATIAGToK = HxOrMEK-
a. q HUNrIEaroE-B. ". HUNTINGTON,
Csttsa Rsetsrs and osnsras os.nississ
Merchants,
Ea - HAfcHEx STREET. NEW oRLEANB.
Ossh advances consignmssts sadrsss
ear friends In New York snt Liverpool
II ERN a sHEABER.
JAMES n. KERN. Esx Orleans; r. ". sHEARER
vicksburg) .i.t
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 90 Perdido street,
New orissns
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Bettcr Than Copafba-
EAULrs CAPSULES AND Liquid EXTRACT OF

Where all other have failed these
viii always effect These insure rapid and extraordinary
Of recent and chronic Of private diseases
They used IN the hospitals Of Paris By the ceeb aed Dr.
Be nd and found greatly superior 70 all htb
raj remedies and copaiba cubebs The ajecti0n
used IN recent and capsules IN chronic cases
General dopstin Paris at dRIMAULT CO.'S
Chemists to II. L h Prince Napoleon
IS rue Richaisu.
Bsid In New Orleans BIZ DUCONGE,
DEJOCHR,
0UILL0f,
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FACTS = Messn n Kisrer Holianee-. No. z1
Poyorss Manufacturers OF the Malakod Bitte:
Gentemen havv examined the patent that granted
you by the U Government for manufacturing the Mssko
Bitter and found in the ingredients employed compound
well calculates 10 excite and kesJ in good order digestive
organs have prescribed ad Bfters several times and In
instance had occasion 10 ascertain their beneficial
effect remain gentleInsn yey respecttuly your osf
obedent servant A. hERClER, NJ D., 1888 Canal street
have examined the hold the
Mslskeh Bitte and find nehug in the Ingredients thereof
cacusted 10 injarony the human system unless
taken in inordnate quantities. Indeed nathag bs s
cordial aromatic bitter. 3. A. SMITH NJ o.
Your Maakoh Bifters, which 1 have examined, do not
contain any gredents injurious health may be
mended 10 those who are Of go.d tonic
Yours NJ. sCHUPPERf, n ID.
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EkENOH MEDICINES IN VOGUE
BY GRMAULT 4 CO.,
Chemists 20 n. l. n. Prince Hapolssn
IS RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS
no More Cod Liver OIL
sR1xAuLrs SYRUP OF roDIzED HORSE xApIsH
This syrup employed With the
Cod Liver Oil 10 which il Il infinitely superior Il
Of the chest scrors ymphatic disorders SICK
muscular stony and loss OF appetite the
powerful depurative knewn Il fagues the
and bowels and administered with the
young children subject hnmors obstruction OF the gland
Atlast Il Ia eescious In the diseases ofths skin
No More Consumption.
GRIMAULTs SYRUP OF HYrHOsPHATE OF LInF
This medicine sovereign remedy IN phthss
other diseases Of the lungs, promptly all the
serious symphonic The cough Is relieved the night
cease. and the patient rapidly RECEIVERS bis health.
No More Poverty OF the Blood and Pale
Complexion.
DRS LEEAS PHOSPHATE OF IRON
This medicine the ths
bloed and bones and iron In LIQUID Il different
Itspeediy chorosis pains the stomach dcu
digestion, dysmenonh0a and anemia
The majority Of the Academies Of Medicine Of Paris
mend the Phosphate Of Iron ladies Of delicate constitution
anxiety nervous emotions overwork general debility
and pOornoss Of blood
Is emily preparation causes constipation
and can be borne BY the most delicate stomschs.
Nerv as Headaches and Neuralxfs
Inetantaneousyeared By
GRIMAULTS BRAZILIAN GUARANA
Avegetebe substance used from time amemsrisl In Brsx
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MEDICAL.


MEOICAls rr
TuRnEBB TIC DOULOREUX. 49,,
OR
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rrf
vrnp - ~ xr,ro-s n,sz.s,s
AMI 49, NN'~eS DA--s
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DR.. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large cities North and South. afford In
practice in all forms Of desse than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies
dicsted-tor either and all ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such FEMALE AILMENTS, GEM
tai WEAKNESS, PILES, SYPHILIS and GoNoR-
RHEA in the most aggravated FORMS speedily cured and
every vesge of faint and disorder eadcatsd from the
system the skin restored is native beauty and the
organism to it's normal he>lth.
Persons desiring Dr. J. whi'ss advice ard rsSsdies win
Of St. Charles and Julia streets as there
are several Or. Whites in the city.
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pr. MOVIE. Mod. Of U.,ns i. vaea.-.

-
Dr. Howes Mode OF Using . vacaun.
By renewal Of atmospheric pressure internal cen
gestons instantly relieved, which health In
large class Of Diseases Il vigorous Of blood
into and through part operated upon. Of which
nsurshes nvgorates and enarges permanently small weak
organs BY restoring he equilibrium Of blood
them; by which Is reliable remedy for Psralssed
Shrunken Pars mpotsney weak Sexual Power Spsrma
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