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~ GkEEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'.
No. S26 Southeast corner 7th and streets.
TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING,
SITCATED ON MARYLAND AVENUE, BIZ
TWEEN "a AND era srRkErs, AT AUO-
- On THURSDAY, the LIST day OF October,
c",1 We shall sell, i'm front of abe premises, at
S.oclock .. m. the east half of lot No. 7, in
w A Bradley subdivision Of lots Z, 8, 10, aud II,
IN square No. t92, fronting Is feet on Maryland
avenue. with q depth Of l45 feet TO public alley
With the improvements thereon, which consists Of
a two story and attic brick dwelling. II has an
oven, and was formerly used rs a bakery Also q
stab in the rear. This property could be made a
neat and comfortable dwelling at q trifiing
pense.
Terms One half cash; the balance in six aud
twelve months, for notes bearing interest and
tisfactorily endorsed and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. All conveyancing and rev.
enue stamps at the purch aser's cost 100 will be
required when the property IL sold
SEES GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON


- Auctioueers and Real Estate Brokers,
BUILDING LOT on TIRsT STREET WEST,
BkTNSEN VIRGINIA AVE. ASp SOUTH ID
STREET, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY,, the S)th instant. ~ s clock
p m, shall sell. IN front OF the premises, part
Lot No 3 in subdivision Of Square No. 5sf. hav-
Ing front OF 10 feet inchee. With Q good depth.
Terms OF sale are One h &lf cash, she balance In
SIX months for notes BEARING Interest sad secured
b. deed Of trust on the premises. All eonvexAn-
cling and stamps At purchasers cost. 30 viii be
REQUIRED down on the day OF ssle.
Ne 6d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
rO-MORROw.
Ibh I. C0LDwELL S-CO.. Auctioneers,
~ ,. W. Corner Penn. avenue sad a., street
n On III RSDAI, October lst. At 10 q m .
~ We snail sell. Ia iropuOf our store an assort.
81 rent ~ Furniture, &c comprising
exeeilent cottage Chsmber sets
.sunerisr HaiI cloth Bed Lounge
Marble top Table snd " ashstana
kew bedstesds aud VI attresSes
Walnut and Mahogany Leaf Tabs.
Extension Dining Table
God seat Chairs
20 open Bssksts, 20 covered Baskets
Several ErR-s1ings
2Childrens Carriages
2EnamelIed cloth Lounges
king Chairs. Sc.
TeIms cash. 1T COLDwELL CO.
IL Auctioneers.
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JOHN GRAY CO..
MANUFACTURES AND DRALIR IN
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
BROOMs.
TWINES,
OORDAGE. b., -
IL FULTON AND goa FRONT STREETS.
new YORK.
EDWARD HEATH. WILLIAM A, Ora
IL Sim
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A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee,
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
tAWiWkdQ

81 THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyOIDABLY
POSTPONED until FRIDAY. the "a day OF Octo.
ber- ct the ssme place and hour. BY order 81 the
Trustee GREEN WII.LIAMS
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MAGNOLIA MAGNOLIAlI

full supply Of this cheice EXTRA FLOUR on
hand and for sale by nanufacturqrs Agent
No. ~ Water street, Georgetown, b. q.
"a q colin B.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsHINGroN, ID sept. IL, 1868.
On the petition of GEORGE "; HUBBARD
Y. praying for the extension of a patent granted
to them or the 9th Of January 1853, and reissued
the 18th day of Be ptember 1890: LOT an Improve
ment in operating Slice Valves in Direct Action
I'm gines: - -. -,
office the 2Ist day of December next. Any person
may oppose this extension: Objections, deposi
top and other papers should be hed in this Off ce
twenty days before the day OF hearing
ELISHA FOOTE
az l7-lay3w Commissioner of Patents
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RY COOPER LATINER, Auctioneers
- tLate Clerks with O. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Pennaa avenue and 18th street,
Star Once Building
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IN THE SUPREME U0UkT % TIE Dis
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Ia THE MATTER OF Ross BIcKsLER, BANK.
RUPrs-IS BANKRrPTcY.
To frhon IL may coHcsTa
The undersigned, Hawkins Taylor, Of 215
of his appointment as assignee OF the estate of
d. O., who were, on the 18th day Of August, A %.
ICES, adiudged baakrupts upon fheit own petition
Washington D. O., September 10th, 1853
az lI-lawsw HAWKINS TAYLOR
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10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctiopeers
Id Late Clerks with J. G. Mcclure a Co,l
Southwest corner Pa avenue and 18th street
tStsr once BuildingD
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On the retitioS y oGEoRGE " HUBBARipS s sn,
WILLIAM r. CONANT, OF New York, n Y.
them on the 9th day of January .lsss, and ressued
on the 18th day of September 1866 for an improve
ment in Operating Slice waves In direct Acsisn
Ii 10 ordered that the said petition 30 heard
Any person may oppose this extension. Objec
tions tons and other papers should be filed
in fhis nffice twenty days before the day az haar
ing. ELiohA FO0TE,
sel6 -lav3v Commissioner Of Patents
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-L0ED0N, May % i.
M-Consos closed at % for money, and 92% for the
account ex dividend. American securities closed at
the following quotations:-United states hve-twenty
bonds, 70X 7oK; Erie Railway shares, 40; Illinois
FRANKFORT BorRsE-FRkNKFoRT, May o.-United
States nvetwenty bonds closed at 75A 75T for the
' PARIS BouRsE-PARrs, May e.-The Bourse closed
quiet Rentes 69f 40c.
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKEr.-LIvERPooL,M May o.
up M-The cotton market closes easier. with de-
cline of fraction on American descriptions. the
sales have not been heavy as was estimated at the
opening ageregatng 5000 bales. Inc ioi,owng are
I2xd; middlng orleans, 12nd. 12hd. There Is
nothing doing in cotton TO arrive. the TOTAL SNIP
meuts OF cotton from Bombay TOT TINS por since tue
last report up to May have been AZ 900 bales
LrvERpooL BREADsTrfFs Eio, Carn sos
Der quarter for new mixed western. Wheat, l6s lod
per GENITAL for California white and las 81. lot 10.
red western. Barley nominal AZ os. %. per p H
Oats, 4s. per bushei Peas, ass per bo4 IDS rlour
$685. Cd. per Dbl. for western canal -
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIyERPooL
May "a =. MThe market closes duii ana s.ea ,y;
Beef 1885, per Dbl for extra prime mess. PORK 9uies
at 08 Cd. per Dbl. for Eastern prime mess, ba.u
arm at 70s per cwt Cheese, 52s. per cwt lor tne
best grades OF American hne' Bacon 0Os PCT '"''
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Rosin, g. "a. per
cwt. for common North Carolina ana rs TOT me
dunn. Ta0w has declined to AS. Cd. per cwt Iur-
per cwt for American red. Refined petroleum Is. od'
per gallon. Spirits Of petroleum, sd. per gallon
LONDON MARKETs.-L0NDON, May 9.-Sugar, ~.
per cwt. for No. Dutch standard. Ltnseed oil, f3d
los. per ton. Sperm oil, EOS per ton. Linseed cakes
clio "a. per ton for thin obong for feeding.
PETROLEUM NOTWITHSTANDING, May 9.-Petr0
Ieum closed quiet at 44tf per Dbl. for standard
white.
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ILLINOIS,.

The Methodist Conference-Proposed Rescind.
ing of Resolutions of Censure-A Scriptural
Rule Suggested Against Divorces-The
Southern Delegation.
CHICAGO, May 9, 1858.
The General Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church assembled at the usual hour. After the
opening exercises the order OF business was taken
up.
Rev. DR.. Carrow, of Philadelphia, offered q resou-
ton in favor OF so amending the discipline that the
quarterly conference shall be the organ of commun-
eating with bishops in regard to the appointment Of
preachers. Referred.
Rev. Mr.. Cunningham, of Philadelphia, presented
memorial from Elkton Md, praying for the re-
scinding from the journals Of the General Conference
OF the resolutions adopted in 1886 censuring two of
its members for making abolition speeches. Re-
ferred.
Rev. Mr.. Foster, OF Indiana, offered a resolution
instructing the Committee on Revsas to consider
the expedency OF incorporating into the laws OF the
Church stringent scrlptural rule In regard to d.
vorces.
Rev. Dr. Halliday, of Indiana, submitted reso-
luton asking the Committee on Revsals to incorpo-
rate into the discipline rule defining what authority
shall appoint chorisers employ ch0irs and regulate
the music OF the Church.
Rev. A. J. LYDIA of West Virginia presented reso-
luton in favor Of biennial SESSIONS of the General
Conference also in favor OF increasing the num-
Der OF bishops. Referred.
number OF petitions in favor OF lay representa-
ton were presented and referred.
The subject of admission was then taken up. Rev.
ReaVs OF or tSe report Of the Special
mittee. The amendment proposed TO consider the
first claims OF the Mission Conference OF the second
class-namely, those in the Southern States leaving
those OF the third Glass; coOred TO he considered and
acted upon afterwards
DR.. A. Wheeler, of Ohio, then addressed the Con-
ference the substitute and in favor Of the claim
ants.
Rev. DR.. Porter OF Providence, occupied fifteen
from the South not legally entitled to seats or
vo es in the General Conference.
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CUBA.

Weekly Market Report-Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, May 9, 1861
fhe following the closing prices Of merchandise
for the week:-Sugar TX So per arrobe for Nos 10
to IL Dutch standard. Molasses sugar, 6lz ~ for
Nos TO 10 Muscovadoes; stock scarce: fair to good
prime to choice do, sa9X. Molasses, 4ka5
reals per keg for clayed and 6k 0 for Muscovado.
Beeswax In good demand at former prices
Fretghts without decided change Tonnage Is
scarce Bacon 15c. Ice. per Id. Butter, 26c 34c.
per H.. Shocks, So so go for a box, 81 % a
Hams 2Oc per Id. for dry sailed and 23c. for sugar
cured. Lard is In good demand at 1shc. 19c. per
h. In terces and zoe. 20hc. in rs ID. tins Lumber
H2s $40 per thousand feet for white pine and $40
323 for pitch pine. Potatoes 81 SO q S. per Dbl.
Arriyed-Steamer Union from Philadelphia; yester-
day. Rapidan from New York.
Embellishments Eagle and Lodona. for New York.
and CUBA, for New Orleans
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LOUISIANA.

Dismissal Of the Suit Against Governor
Baker-Amdnvi Against Radical Candi-
dates ut the Late Election.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May o, 1868.
Commissioner shannon has dismissed the suit
against Governor Baker the charge Of perjury In
taking the oath of ONCE. He decided the evidence
insufficient.
An afndavit has been fled by one Of the late regis
trars before United States Commissioner wellee to
the eject that the newly elected republican Recorder
of the First district was not naturaZed until after
his nomination TO the position. Also that Conway,
the republican superintendent OF Education IL not
reg,sered citizen Of Louisiana, though appearing on
the ticket from the parish Of Orleans. The same am
dayit states that Commissioner Shannon attempted
by threats to intimdate the aflant from performing
hls duty according TO his oath.
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NEWS ITEMS.

ON Friday morning last gas explosion at San
Francisco seriously injured six men.
mob OF ''eight hour" men in the same city have
prevented aborers by threats OF violence, from per-
forming ten hours work during the past two days
The Labor Exchange OF San Francisco have an
nounced that the demand for laborers exceeds the
supply. The railroad companies are in need Of men,
and the to be harvested crops will can for add
tional lab0rers.
The rage for self-murder continues in Massachu-
sctts The latest victim Is John Goddard OF Brighton,
who ended himself with audanum on Friday night.
Eli r. RUSSELL formerly chief OF the foreign money
department In the suffolk Bank. has been missing
since Tuesday, and having been in depressed spirits
when he left home, Ii believed to have commi''eo
suicide.
There was caught in q weir at Chatham tMassh a
few days since salmon weighing eleven Pv"u 'n.
and half, said to be the first fish OF the Mi" oei
known TO have been seen In that vicinity.
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AN ALLEGED SWINDleB.
Two men who gave their names as Henry ID. Haven
md Henry LonQMood were arrested Yesterday even

Two men who gave their names as Henry ID. Haven
and Henry Longwood were arrested yesterday even
inc by detective Reilly OF the Twenty sixth precinct
on charge Of swindiing The complaint against the
prisoners was made by John W. Gilmore OF l02
Eeecker street who accuses them of selling him what
purported to be two barrels OF alcohol samples OF
which they previously furnished him. The
com parativey low price at which they sold
the fiujd induced Mr.. Gilmore to make the
purchase The barrels delivered and
the prisoners received the price, amounting
fo SaSO but on examination OF the casks 1t was
found that the only alcohol contained IN them was IN
tubes which were inserted in the barrels from the
bung hole and filed with the nuld te remainder OF
tho contenfa being water. A number OF letters, de-
spatches and receipts we're found on the persons OF
the accused which leads to the behef that their
onerations were extensively carried on throughout
the country About s., 900 In money was also found
on them. They will be brought to the Jefferson
Market court this morning.
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MISSOURI.

Meeting Of the Southwest Pacific Railroad
Corporutors-Thc stock Observation-Disclosures
Of Directors.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May o. 1868.
The corporators OF the Southwest Pacific Railroad
met yesterday and after the requisite amount Of
stock was subscribed the Board Of Directors were
elected ar followsA. c. Kngsand, @. ID. Cragin, A.
s. Dixon, G. v. Fox, W. L. Halsey, Henry E. Davis,
New York: Clinton B. Fisk, 81. Louis; Eli G. Parrish
OF Mount Vernon, Mo-: Thomas A. Bates, Freeman
Clark W. H. CONN, OF Rochester, N. y; F. b. Hayes,
A. Pierce Jr. OF Boston. The Board then adjourned
TO meet IN New York May H. when the general off,
GERS viii be elected E. ID. Cragn was elected chair
man of the Board.
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OUR INDIAN TROUBLES.

r
Attack on the Pacific RaiIread-Thrce Car
Loads Of Freight Burned-Troops In Pursuit.
ST. LOUIS, May Q. 1865
Another attack was made on the Union Pacific
Railroad, Kansas branch, yesterday by the hostile
bands OF Indians. The road was struck near West
Cazote where three loads Of freight were captured
and burned and the telegraph wires torn down and
destroyed The Indians then moved towards Gazette.
Two companies OF United States cavalry stationed at
Fort Hayes have been ordered in pursuit, and all OF
the forts along the line have been warned Of the con-
ditiOn OF affairs.
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SHALL Mature RE SUsTAINEDS

SHALL MATT RE he EUsTAINEUE
To medicines to the weak II about as SEN
sibe MS It would try help to his feet by kicking
him when he down. - go.
of practice going out OF fashion, has nled 90
MANY pra eyards that people longer be eve In It.
III those by nature expect to avoid tho
disease they endeavor acquire the vgor
necessary TO resist IL.
How is this to suggests by the use
The great object strengthen the system without ercit
ing Il. ,- - - Al,
This object il accomplished by the judcous use OF tho
and genial of all vegetable oncs and aeraves,
UOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITrEkS
valuable this preparation.
II improves appetite digestion easy and per
feet. - ,,.. 1885,,
gives steadiness the induces healthy natural
flow the bile prevents constipation without unduy purg-
inr the bowels stimulates the circulation, and ny pro
noting vigorous condition OF the physical system promotes,
also that which the truest indication OF Well
balanced condition Of all the animal powers
Spring both the body and the mind more or ei
hased Now the recruit them, thus iorestau
the maaous other complaints which prostrate %
many thousands every summer
New York depot, 30 Dcy street.
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TENNE
The Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE May 9, 1885,
The first race, Cumberland Stake, for three year
olds, dash of two miles, $50 entrance, $3.50 added by
the association, Pat Malloy walked over the course
Smith and Duncan paying forfeit.
Second race-AssOciation purse $500, mile heats,
three in five. Conflict won the first heat and Col
tanah the last three. Five horses started. Time
1:5lH, 1855, 1864, I:51A.
Nell Gwynne won the third race-AssOciaton han
dicap for beaten horses mile heats in two straight
heats-beatlng VIOLA Magazine and Pat Cleburne
T1me-l:53, 152A.
The meeting has been the most interesting held
on the Nashville course since the war.
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OHIO.

Accident In a Game of Base Ball-Two Chill
dren Drowned In a Sink.
CINCINNATI, May Q, 1858.
Mr.. Lewis King, Of Xenia, broke his leg suddenly
while out playing base ball match here to-day.
Walter and Milton Perky and John Crotty, three
children while playing in the mill creek bottom, be-
low this city, this afternoon ran into deep sink
filed with stagnant water. Two were drowned be-
fore assistance could reach them. Two little girls
and boy had fallen into the same sink during the
forenoon, but were rescued
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MARYLAND.

Another Duel Nenr BaltimOre-B0th Principals
Wounded.
BALTIMORE, May 0, 1858:
Samuel G. Wright of this city and Coloiiel P. II.
Green of Missouri fought duel near this city this
morning. At the first fire both principals were
wounded, Mr.. Wright in the leg and Coouel Green
in the shoulder. Neither ofthe wounds Of serious
nature One OF the parties TO the duel insisted upon
having another shot, but his second objected to IT,
and the AFFAIR terminated No adjustment OF the
trouble was had, however. The cause Of the duel Is
not stated.
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CALIFORNIA.

Business In San Observation-Disclosures
Shipments Light.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 8, 1885,
All of the steamers which leave this port for the
Jsthmus of Panama carry full cargoes with them, and
the demand for freghts is brisk In consequence Of
the present high rates, however, the shipment OF
wheat has been comparatively light.
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A MAN SsvRRHLY Cur.-About ten O'CLOCK last
night two men, named william Murphy ana aonn
Mahon, had an alteration opposite NO. % Mo'e
street. Murphy drew a knife and cut Mahon
through the ear and cheek. The wounded man was
taken 70 the New York Hospital, apd. wall probably
recover, although severely woupded' murohy Is
btin at large.
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FELL FROM A STAGE.-A man named John Reiiiy,
residing at No. 2s2 avenue b, while laboring under
the influence of liquor fell from the stage which he
was driving, No. 20 OF the Eighth street line, and
sustained severe injuries. He was brought to his
home and his wounds attended.
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COURT or COMMON plEAs-speCIAL Term.
Decisions,

Judge Brady rendered Judgment in the following
cases this morning.
MARI Stultz rs. James O'COnnOr.-MotiOn denied,
hut with liberty to the defendant, without costs.
The National Butchers and Dr0rers' Bd1tE Us.
Edlcin Snlith.--Order granted
DOUGLASS Us. DOugydSs.-DVOrce granted.
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FIRE AT CANAsToTA. n. Y.
sexerul building. pe.troyed-Los. 81 1000.

Several Buildings Destroyed-Loss 81 5000.
CANAsToTA, May Q, 1865.
Al about six O'Clock this morning a fire was dis
covered in the hotel at this place, and the building
was entirely consumed The flames spread to the
ticket Office ane waiting rooms OF the Central Rail-
road depot and the express and telegraph ofces To-
Gated IN the building The total loss will not be less
than s5 OF which $4,000 Is covered by Insurance.
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Alto People Who RensOn.-It IN because
TARRANTs FERyEsCENr sELTZER APtRIENT re,
of the blood by creating perspiraon as well
through purgatve operation, that produces such mar
velous effect Ia teDrc diseases Sold by all druggiss
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VIRGINIA.

Decision Relative to Confederate Debts and
State Bank Notes-Grave Conservation
Appointment Of a Mayor for Dnnville.
RICHMOND May Q, 1868.
The Supreme Court to-day decided that in debts
contracted in Confederate money the amount shall be
commuted at the value Of the money when the debt
matured, and not when 1t was contracted
Another decision given by the same court Is that
notehoders OF the old banks Of the State shall not
have preference In the division OF assets but deposit
tors and all creditors share alike.
The memorial celebration took place to-day Four
teen thousand Confederate graves In lakewood Gene
terry were decked with flowers.
General schoded to-day appointed W. B. Payne
Mayor OF Danville The municipal officers OF nearly
all the towns In the State have now been changed.
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A.-ExcelsiOr Surbrua's Peculiar smoking
Tobacco; the best IN the market. SURBRUG co.,
ISL Fulton street, las Broadway and "a Wall street.
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Genuine Meerschnum mt Lowest Mnnufac.
tures price at POLLAK SONS store as Broadway, near
Broome and "a John street, middle Of the block Re
pairing. Boiling Al.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Trial for Defrnuding the Revenue-Verdict Of
Guilty.
BOSTON, May Q, $685.
The trials of Joseph A. Boyden and N. p. Cleases,
who were accused OF having conspired to evade
payment of the tax on large quantity of spirits,
have concluded. rhe cases were tried before the
United States District Court, and the jury returned
q verdict of guilty. The cousel for the convicted
men have applied for new trial.
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A.-Ward,s Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs Broadway and Union square; also wholesale and
rria at broadway.
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Printing Of Every Description Executed with
,hs sWETRoPoLfTAN JOB PRINTING EsfABLlsHMENrs
.-N
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Recent Tragedy mt Hampton Falls-Dcath
Of One Of the victims-The Evidence Against
Pike Conclusive.

PORTSMOUTH, May Q, 1868.
The excitement over the recent terrible tragedy at
Hampton Falls continues undated. This morning
Mrs. Brown, one of the two unfortunate victims,
died of her injuries Her husband still fingers, but
there is little or no hope Of his recovery. Both the
deceased and the old man were nearly eighty years
OF age, and the latter owned considerable sum OF
money.
be- still refuses TO confess the MURDER and will not
tell how the stolen money came into his possession
The evidence against him, however, appears to be
conclusive. He IL about thirty years OF age, and
served In both branches of the service during the
rebellion.
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Troubles Of a National Bank-A DefalcatiOn
OF 100000 Observation-Disclosures Said
to be the Cause.
BOsTON. Nav 0. 1858.


An examination into the accounts of James d.
Martin, cashier Of the Hide and Leather National
Bank Of this city, has developed deficit Of about
100000. For time past his balances have been
made up on false figures. The discovery OF this de-
falcation has caused some excitement In business
circles is said to have been caused by specula
tons and by the cashiers connection with ques-
tionable corporation, whose checks have been re-
ceved and passed through the Clearing House.
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A-u.y.rd a. Caswelps Pure

Nrissisauoi Spring Water::ErEr1nry rt1 rAuE oE
or ITS WONDERFUL CURES SEE hhNi" AVE w
Ttfrc q ApFR